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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

VIZ Inc Washington Union expresses the opinion
Una. me 'har'es'"n Mercury is the organ of Mr..
calhoun and that ii does express his feeling. u.
wards the Administration. those Of his frienIs In,
on'o we imagine, SPEAKS what /, h,pe,, rather ,h,a
what il huuws,
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NEW FALL. esssessDS.


I|HNlE subscribers beg leave To announce TO thei,
4 friends and The public generally, tina, they have
received neatly the whole OF their
faLL AND ULNTER STOCK or DRY
e. q ID y
among which will be found every variety of rich and
fashionable dress goods for the Ladies'
Their stock of
at0lhs, C0SsinacseS and U1SfiugS,
'hey natter themselves cannot he exceed and extra
bargains VIII he offered and guaranteed To purchasers
10 Those IN want OF Eek IRA FINE CLOTH, they
"".'u invite he'r particular attention to pieces Biol
icy h"e>t make trench) which for luslre durability
aud texture are unsurpassed
Not wishing 10 fiji loo large space in the papers
,hese econlncd times aud anxious To avoid pnH ihey
sPhSe win an enumeration of their stock and say 10
"e'f fehds aud the public that their stock vas never
better and more desirable. and It is their determination
" w o"S's' IN 'ht Cheapest Cash pracipie, and be
o"Ic's"m ny no one IN market whatever
ADAMS s WILKINSON.
Can, 90 Baak Square.
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CASH ron WHAT,

VIE Undersigned, IS usual, is prepated pay the
q highest market prlce Tor Wheat, delivered at his
Lumber hoa,r the canal. lie invites all whe IL y.
Wheat for sale, to give him call.
BENJAMIN +. SACkETr.
July 10 islf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-29

IHE oDD frtLows.-The Grand Lodge Of the In
uependent Order OF Odd Fellows held its annual session
lssi week ~ Tie CITY OF Baltimore The rrpTl Of the
rfanu one l"hch n the venerable ute bestowed ON
'he ehe' tiiiccr OF this Oder) shows that With some
lew exceptions all the Lodges and Encsmpnen,s are m
sa,e oil prosperity. The increase oi Lodges and mem.
"efs mas been very great during the year There are
now ao"n one Thousand Lodges under The jurisdiction of
Inc ufshd Ledge ii the United States and inward, of
one hundnd thousand members. The Order las been
established IN the Stale Of Vermont from which bither
10 II was excluded by the institution ut Lodge a, Bur-
,'ngon, ana one IN another part Of that State Grand
been chartered IN the Stale of Mich
ea' ana Ia Iahada, Province OF her Briiannc Marsty
oiahd Lodge has Tor some time Existed IN leaas
On The subject Of the Official Magazine some udiciou,
remarks are made. The publications protesting pecular
'oefss' io The members oi Lodges avs con
oaeed WIN ?rop'r discretion. The covenant y an IT.
responsible publication, has und, rsk.n To give does,
81 ihe laws, osages and customs OF The Order which
was calculated 10 deceive and mislrad The work was
conducted by an individual Of the Order and not by lis
suef'ar officers any authorized agent as the readers
might be led 10 conclude. But beyond this fact. such
publication wasa violation of The laws and order and
What was still more censnrable II published tina, as law
ana usage winch was contrary BOTH An error of this
Kind had aiso recently occurred in the Golden RuIe
which is Published in New York. Tie Grand Sire.
therefore, called the attention of the Representatives To
this subject, which is Of vital Importance. The Grand
SHes report contains much other matter that III be
"uhd o. interest To the Order but not to th. general rea
uei Dufng iheir session much has been done Which it
"oeu a"o believed Will The benefit of the Or
oer 10 the memters II which can alone be cummnni-
cs'eo proper time. The session was one III harmony
and gsod feeling. Sn.
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Mvsn:s.-We learn from the Caddo (La) Gazette
wa. Mr. Harvey w. Dunn. Of that Parish, was murders
80 e. y y. owa garden The 2lst ut man went to
m"4 - twilight, asked Tor hlm. and on being in
ormsd thai he wa. In his garden rode Up to the fence
sno u'sonsfae two ads int him, from which he in,
SANITY died Il has been ascerain.d tina, The deed wa.
so"m.ed y one VI his neighbar.. named r. r. Da,
W. = :" nad deectsd criminal connec,on bei queen
81: wife and Damn and whc, she suhseoo.o'
SEQ DAVIS had prepared hmsefor leaving The couo,rv
ssa s'ncs me commission Of the murder has aeJ
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MORE MORMON TROUBLE - THIRTY Hose,
Bwnt--.7 Conflict unprecedented.
Tho ST. Louis Republican publishes the following let
Ter. dated

Ter, dated
QuiSof. ILLINOIS. Sepl, IA.
Gentlemen: We write IA haste iniursn vou Of a
serious disturbance that has taken place IA the upper pa
1T our ssoniy, between potliun vi The ulJ cit zens'
oil This and Hancock cuuniy, aud the Mornou. gsn-
,leman. belonging - the city, returned from Luna, III
tho vicinity Of the outbreak last evening" and
thar on Thursday last The anti. Arnns attacked set
tlemenl known by The OF ''Morry's Settlement
short distance northeast OF Lima. this county, and
that up 10 the time he el,, tredghee Maty house,
had been burnt, together with several barps aud wheat
stacks The Excitement was very gfesi, aud large bod
les OF ani-Mofnuns mrfe pouring rum The Adjoining
counss aud from Missouri and they we're all bufnlnp
arI destroying property, aud determined 10 dri,
the MnrInons out of The county Oar informant saw
bnut oo MormUns, und,f arms, within mt. from the
settlement. who appeared determined 10 defend llem
selves II was IN contemplation by the ante Mormons
10 attack two mure settlements last evening.
IN haste, yours. &c,
In addition 10 what Is stated ~ the above leer we
learn by The DIE Vernon, that gentleman who had WIS.,
tied the camp o the snii Mornoas neat Lana ustima-
ted them To be about three hundred strong lie was a
al the camp II the Mormons and found them 10 nuns
Der about one hundred Alter leaving The CAMPS be re-,
turned To Warsaw. where he remained some time aud
learned there that the Mornuns had ali moved inlo Nau.
WOO aud that liackens,os, the Mormon Sheriff. had
dered on the Legion, 10 arrest lhspe whu had oonm.nc
ed these disorders. II his rport should be i,ue and
The leeinn turns out conflict is inevitable. A letter
To Messfs Mathews Patch Of this clly, On Saturday
's'"''-, H"W w says lhAl business suspend
cd on account OF The diff nes nh the Noflnons and
that several houses hal been burned aud live. losl.
LArrn- The 81. Louis Repub lcan OF The 18th m
saul says
''Our accounts by The lasl boats are brought down 10
sunday night The work of destruction was pnpies
sng. and extending itself with hour, increasing vlo
ience, The anti Mormons 1t i, understood. have taken
measures To secure general concentration of forces
from lar aud near, and they declare tia, they will not
stop s'ori oil the expulsion o every Mormon irnn Han
nc "a hteh
that up To Sunday night about sNty houses had bcel
burned down In Adams and llancock countes
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cOMSTnCK & co.'s
SARsAPARyLLA
SUPERIOR QUALITY AND HALF DIR,

SlrEhiOh lIALlIl AND HALF PRICE
Fer ths srn Of SsTefrla, cLFtnir Rlun,t;,,-
Central Dsbihfy. Cafontcut Distt,,,. S,L'
EysFfiens effhs Skin. Tittr, PSmrk,,r =, .
fuks an ht Fac. Mrr,1iaI sna S,IlI;J
Disecsds, Biks ism sn imEuys EtIa M.
tin,rrtioRs efnt TIroGs end LIR. Ps;,,sss
SartlLHg Of ths ReFts. Linr .afafieU,, .rJ
ell di,se,es eTising .fs,m Gu iaJErs M. IF
Me BLEED, EITesrTs end H prnd.ns, IN III
E<o@iss lie IF hrcury. 81.
VI HE grca, popularity Of sarsarariIls. ard i,
n sslahlishsd efficacy, render Il sutafusr. "a
enter into any enctmiums Of is yir,ues or s1lu,s
any evidence in iis favor.
The SssaTsrills Is warranted POSITIVELY ..
good ~ any other that can le made Ct One Del.
lar, st JUS, half the pTce Of ihese 20 mrch ai,sr.
tiscd. and as strong and in as large bottles, VIZ,
riFTr SESIs Pm suTTIr, on IEE boIIAns IIn
DORM.
This artlsle has cured scrolnla Of 20 yssr.. A.
ter the Dollar Articles had hetn urcd in vain.
sold, wholesale. ~ comsiOck 4 Co, n Con.
landt street, New York; and BY ID. Heart. HiIs.
borough. Dr.. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan. GTecnstorOugh.
April Q. IL
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From the n. Y. Telegraph.
INTERESTS OF STATE"

The Hon. John Cotton Smith, the We
hc5able President Of tic American Bible
Society, on taxing the rhuir, at the Ami
versary, made an able address, in the course
ofWhich he alluded to the manifest neces-
SHY Of a new effort for supplying or re-
supplying all portions of the country with
the Bible. This necessity was rendered
apparent from the fact, that. on examina-
ton recently ofiwo of the oldest counties
in the Eastern States, large number of
families had been found destitute. From
whatever cause such deficiency might
have resulted, he said, VIC might be as
sarcd il would hereafter rarely occur, il
former resolution Of this Society, recon-
mendiag the Bible as riass-JoUk in all
our common SCHOOLS. had been, or should
uow he, universally adopted so that all
tie chiiirtn of the nation might be taught
20 read the Book which, aside from its d.
vine origin and connection with human
salvation. is pre-eminently adapted 10
every condition and grade of life.
Re-. Mr.. Sculder, of Albany, said all
admitted that the best interests of the
Church were promoted by the free circu-
la,ion Of the Scriptures Z; hut the opinion
that the best initrtsfs cfthe STATE would
be prmnoied by the same means. was not
so general. He wss astonished, not long
since. TO hear it said on the floor OF the n.
!. Legislature. that if the Bible was in
iroduced there, as rule of morals, the
Writings of Tom Paine might as well be
The frst element Of cira Hbeiy is the
rindlcaiioa OF individual rights. What
better rale than the Bible gives! " Whatso-
ever We wcull that men should do TO YOU,
DO ye even so 10 them.'' In the rights Of
the community. and all the elements of
civil. eriy, the Bible is full of instruction.
If the Greeks had possessed this treasure.
their Loas,ed freedom had remained to this
dav.
Char forefa'hors came 10 these shores in
reimbursement but ihemariner would
AS soon have crossed the ocean without a
outa compass, as they would without their
Bible; and it was this which gave dignity
10 their character. and success to their en-
tcrprisc.
He conirasted the American with the
French Revolution; and showed that the
immense difference in the results was ow-
lng to the influence of the Bible over the
ever'honored leader, as well as almos, the
e5.ire people, of this favored land. There
are peculiar Interests in this land that rer-
der the Bible of the utmost importance.
Much OF the ligh; literature of the .iav is
like the poison goarls cast into the pot;
there is dsG'h in it and it is only BY
casting IN pleltlfn!!y of the word of God
ma, the poison can be neutralized. The
Bible forms the sub-stratum of our social
existence. All our benevolent institutions
owe Their origin 10 it, and all our literary
sha clFii institutions were based upon il.
When our fo-ecathers planted Church
they founded Seminary by sside. The
Bible has been our pass sport to every bless.
ing; and while we obey i. and diffuse II we
may expect still the protection aid bless.
ing of its Grea, Author.
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TO YOUNG MEN.

How much encouragement tavs tie
youth Of our country ." hatits C Iednsi.y
ana perseverance in the acqnpi on 81
L 4 wlsdse ami lie Improvements ri The
ma D! A<we look bark o. the pas, Ne
read OF nun lreds uIln have r.ea 10 sta
tom" "i hu"oI by her avn exer ipn.--
ihert - 40, al ln'ttn.e on record. where
man who rHtioith ell his enesgles, and
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TsHIs psrparstiOn. ~hieh has bcsn eeuhssEst =
IL "a 81 4 number e Druggists. oNing 70 -
woaaeEful power over the Pie. sn0~ 90 sale y
d. Heart q ibis plsce. Persons hsse hesn 81
iircly cuFnd b. he nsc q only half hoEtie. Tie
hardest esses arr nOs proof sgainsi Is power. y
Z vel known. that almost every individual q
inoullod more Or loss with this distressing eosn-
plainf, ar the cure Of Nhich. they woud give any
amount q money. The genuine HAYS Iinimeni
gives no pain in the application, No, The lcast.
The cOunicrfei preparations give graf Eain. Nhirh
i almost insuhcrsble. PuEchases should tlaeEe-
lore sce that cOmS,ock e. Cas- name Is On each
toitle before buying-none oiheT genuine.
Sold, wholesale. BIZ conSiock a Co, II Con.
lsndi ssrrct, New York; and By ID. Hearst. Hills
bo7ough, Or. James NOuns, OxioEd, and ]. a X.
sloan. GTcrnshOrough.
February m. CT
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PRICE REDUCED.
DIR. Taylor's
Balsam of LiVerWCrt

Far the cure "f Coughs, Colds, Catsrrh,
Asthma, whooping Cough. B,onski.
It's, Liver Complaint. and all All clions
Of tho Throat and Lungs.
'iii> rsmedy is Invaluable and uncquallrd
hn purely vegetable and highly m,dl,I.
nal, mid aud gentle ia iis "a; els Upen the ,ts.
ten, aud b ing entirely free from all Mineral
products by many 80 justly LEASED sEd di'ad.
co, - perfectly safe, 4. well as saiuIsIy. From
a kn"~ ledge "Giis properties, and the wonder.
lni success which has attended IL, even in dit.
heult aud aggravated 'ass. fer ntarly tea
yc"rs, daI,ag hIsh 10 has been in nee the
Proprietor trrts no kcsltau.y 10 inift Iutire il,
anu rcr"nImf ndInI il 10 oil who unsor luuaIcly
msy have aerasinn To resort 10 some mrans 81
recovery. Physicians NJ, unlrs quruily use II
IN their prs,tse, aud Nrh the Mcdirsl Fstul
~ generally, u has mi With much more than
URINARY appreciation.
Geri'hrsies and itsiin oniais could hr m.
nhhsd Ia abundance e., "a the hightsI a. q ms!
respectable sources, IL persons Who rrtFu
have been greatly u ls,'dIy it. OF enilnl, ".
c"rer' from Affections OF The Lurgs and l..
YER. hu, We insert only the following.
.CONsuMP1loN AM RAISING or BL0(n
CURED.
~ Idct august, I was
lacked ~t'h violent aud proiu.e Ltmoulate
l"n, ihr Lnnes, severe cough. with thrf,pte'
i"iaii"n Il mach mucous pRin in The h., I'D
s"rcntss IN tho chest, and other dis,rr,sug
ssmrt ms, bought hottie of DR. 1ay'cts
Baisam al I.Ycrwoti frrm 375 Buwery, wLrb,
under 'tx blessinas al Prov idt ncr, eaic M in.
mediate chef. Its, Q; Ct has been SUI h in ny
case, that ! cannot ;1p highly pra,srit
tHtRlES l. SMlTT.
ApuIs 1913. 1873 Tillcry st,cd, Brokl,n.
Far common Cold nd t"rgh, lbs is one
oti'e very best remedies ever disrcvsrd.
There isa spurious and counicIi' il ar
TILE ahnat. and lately introduced into this
place. Therefore he ear, fnI TO set The genS
inc whinh ;s from as B"w"ry, \. Y.
E A Fresh Supply e the above
Medicine just received and for sale st
THIS OFFICE.
November ~ ST.
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Medicines for Sale,

THE inil"slaP neditin,s haze he. . rsesiy.
I'd, and are f"r sale 81 ihi, Gfir:
Spencer's Vegetable Anti Bilious aud
Ant D,sn' p'm Poe
DIR. ifull's Medita,rd Cough Lozen
rrs.
DR.. lull's Worm Lozenges
br. I.acount's Vegetable Too,h.AcLe
siix''-- rrns,n ~ 4 H.. M. dat. .n,r.
And also lIadlork's Vegetable Powder
and s,r"P. Tar disea,rs Of The Lungs, Coughs.
'o'ds. D!s-prpsis. and Liver CUmrtsHI,
which are highly recommended fnr oil ih,te
h'scss'', by ci,'zens OF North CstolIus sto
have tried u Nth feet.
May 81. a.
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Fresh Medicines.

i Fresh Supply of KOLMSTOCK'S
VEMlFUGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children. has just been re.
ceived by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given To those who have
tried it, warrants him in recommending
il TO al who have children afflicted with
those distressing symp oms which indi.
cate the presence Of Worms
lie has also rereiu flesh supply
Bar,holomew's Pink Expectoran, Syrup.
Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Exiracior--at reduced pri.
ces.
Lin's Strengthening Plas,ers,
Balm Of Columbia,
Roach and Bed Bug Dane,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Bate mans Drops.
French Corn Flas,ers.
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
lIewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve ana,
Bone I.inimcni,
And small supply ofexcelleni Ink Pow
der.
For further particulars see othe adser-
tisements.
d. uEARTT, agnL
April ;. 70
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East India Hair Dve.

f,OLORS the hair and not the skin. This Is
~ the only genuine preparation that will color
the hair without injuring the skin. 1t will IF
used according to direction, color the harsbest rod
or gray hair the most beautiful brown or black
according TO the length of time which il is apuli.
cd. BE careful and not purchase other articles az
the same name, unless You wish to throw away
Your money. Full directions accompanying each
bottle. ~ zaa. .>..s...>*.. 80 = 80
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock * Co., 81 Cort.
anti street, New York; and by D. Heart, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and. j. & II.
Sloan, Greensbcrough.
April 8. afs.5 e4s@- III
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REV. DIR. BARTnOLAMEw'S
Pink syrup,

For Coughs. Gods, Iljlatasa, Nore Tkroaf,
Pain ia The Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Heat Burn, and ercry eUmpkiiat
nhieh eatsfs Consumption.
THIS remedy, gwen to the public under the
Il sanction Of ono of the first dyines Of the age.
and man Of responsibility, is considered BY the
Faculty of New York as the best medicine OF the
kind offered for sale. II is sure remedy asains,
Consumption, il taken in time. Be sure and OBJ
tain the geHuninc.
Sold, wholesale, by coms,ock & Co, 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and By d. Heart, Hlls-
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and ]. d r.
Sloan, GrecnsbOrough.
February IL. ca
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CoNNEL'S
Pain Extractor,

Tor the cure Of Burns. Sealds, Bruises,
Cuts. Piles, Salt Rheum. BARRIERS Itch,
Cons. and general Sores 0f all kinds
frOm TWO 10 EIGHT TIMES CHEAPER THAN
BEFORE, or nothing IL the user Is not de-
lighted with il.
A y article that every Family must consider IN
n diSpensablc with ihsy know is power and
value and which has heretofore been sold too high
TO reach all classes, has now been reduced in price,
with a view that rich and poor, high and low, and
in fact every human heing may enjoy lis con,sorisi
and al who get il shall have the Price returned 10
them il they arc no, delighted with is use. We
assert, without the possibility Of contradiction,
that ALL BrRSs and Scars, IyEaI ExrERSAL
SoRE, old or fresh, and al external pains and
aches, no matter where, shall be reduced 10 COM
fort by il i'm i've Misunderstanding hfe, limb, or
scar. No burn can he fatal II this is applied. un-
less the Siials are destroyed by Ihs accident. Il
is truly magical, to appearance, in lis eiccts En-
quirc for Connefs Magical Pain Extractor Salse,
at comStock & Co.'S, ~ cor,landt Street. New
York. Price IS cents. or four times Is much iol
so cents, snd near ten times as much fora Dollar.
4 certain quantity is given every day TO the
poor in New York. and there Is no, . boy four
ycsrs old in the CITY, but can tell all about this
extractor of all pain.
Sold, wholesale, hy Comstock Il Co, 81 Cor,-
Iandi street, New York; and BY ID. Heart. Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan, GrecnsbOrough.
February IL. Co.
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Look at This!

III you wish to buy Goods cheap call anl cN-
: anime our stock. which We have just received
from New York and Philadelphia. This, added
to our former stock, makes our assortment very
good. Our Goods have been selected with grea,
care as to style and quality and VIC arc therefore
prepared TO offer great inducements to those Nis-
ing to purchase. We hazard nothing in saving
that We are prepared to sell Goods as low rs any
house in the county. Call and give us a ,rial,
and if We don't sell you Goods cheap, well ac-
knowledge that this advertisement is all a pull.
u Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
MAD0O, SCOTT & co.
Ruiiin's Mills, Orange, April 8. 7l-3m
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Spring & Summer Goods,
CHEAP FOR CAsHt
James e. John HI. yyehb

"A RE now receiving their stock Of Spring and
N Summer Goods from the Northern rnarkets.
They have made extensive purchagss. and have
selected their Goods with care; they have no doubt
therefore, that they will be abic 70 please. They
have for Ladies Dresses Beizorincs, Lawns, De
Lanes, &C., OF new and very rich patterns, and
handsome French and American Prints: for Gen
'lemen, variety of Staple and Fancy Goods.
They have just received Rio anil Laguira COT.
Tee, Porto Rico and New Orleans Brown Sugars.
and Woolsey's Patent Loaf, Crushed, and Pow.
dcred Sugars.
a. a lot OF School Books on hand, cheap for cash.
r. lney respectfully invite their customers and
friends TO give them call. "''~
Apr Is. =,
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Dry Goods,

sarh q calIiros--Al FrloeS . handsome aSsggt-
,8esls &C Rannrss and RiAAons; caaahxsrkx and
Massnss Hasissy 0f Al kinds Glores. sc~ins
81, Tax ana Ssls comhs. Bed Tirking. AFgOa
Cherks. LaMns. Sc. g. Lads 6ne dre~<x. Ben
~ Csps. Artisrial Flcxers. Oh Slk, ParssoAs
ara UnslrrliaE fans. Linen camlsic Handler
rhirls. Blearhnd snA Unhacarhea ciosh. eilk and
I.ogaon HanAkenhirEs. Flax snd cusion ThnA1,
cosi snd PansalOons clOsls, Tnnmings e al
Kinds, ana many cher aEsiears IN lhs Dry Goods
Line.
HARDWARE.
Moving snd Grading Rlsdrs q he very lei
quality: Mails. r0is. OvSns. skillsis, shoysls and
Spaaes. Chisels and AngcES. Hammers snd Gin
lletS. Hinges end ScFrUS. Shoe Knives and ANi
Blaaes. Meeiing Hoes, KNIVES and Folks. Polk
e knives and Srissogs. Trace Chains and CuHy
Cents. stoek and Pad I.Osks. Tea and Tale
Spoons. and many osher aFsicles NJ enumerated.
GROCERIES.
Tie xery hca Grcsn end b. ek Teas, SugsT
and Coffee. PEPPER and AlFice. MolSsscs and
Sali. Ginger and Riee. Castle and athsr Soaps.
Powder and shot, Flower and Meal. Iron and
Steel. Porter. Lime Juice. and Raisins. Sperm snd
Tal.ow canilcs and I number q ether sEticles in
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
Epson and Glauhcr salts. Alum and Cam
phOr, Opium and Sugar Of Lead, Cream Of Tar
Ter and Masnesia. BEimSioRe and Annriia. Gallo
mel and Rheulaih. Quicksilver. Oh IifrOl and
Aqnslegtis White lead and YelloHk Oehre, Red
Lead end Lithargc, Linsced and Tanners Gil.
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
sEi Putty. Mustard and Nutmegs. LogwOOd and
Glue, MsddeF aud Indigo. yamishes os all kinds.
Ink AMI Ink Powder, GamwoOd and copcras. and
al other Drugs usually kept in this place.
CROCKERY.
Com.ana and Liverpool Plates. Common and
LiNsrpoOl Teas, Dishcs. nowics. Mugs. Pitchers,
ana TamhlerS, Tea and Cream Pots. Ewes and
Basins. and many other articles in the croekeEy
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans. Dippcrs, Coffee Pets.
Cups, small and large, &c. &c.
All Of the above Goods viii be sold low for
cash, or on a credit TO those who will pay when
called on. " The Common County Trade
Will hc taken in exchange at the market prices.
The subscribers intend to use every mrans in
thcir power TO please oil who may favour thcm
with their custom; and as their Goods were bought
Tor cash. they think they shall be able to sell al as
ow prices As can be had in Hills5oreugh. cal
md see for yourselves.
A. MiCKLE e. CO.
May s. IS