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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
A DANCING JURY.

The Stanton, (Va.) Spectator relates
that hungry Jury at late conrt IN
Halifax county, commenced II regular
dance TO the tune of where did YOU
come from, in the room directly over
the court-whercupon the sheriff was
Immediately sent by Judge lclth, with
orders to accommodate the jury with
a pcrmancntdauclng room IN the coun-
" lall, where they would be less liable
to interrupt in their lroIlc. Albany
Argus.
This reminds us Of a jury VIC were
once foreman of III Detroit. We could
notagrce, and his honor told us he
would kcepus till we did, so we went
back to the jury room, looking mighty
blank.
/ We'll, gentlemen said we, there's
a mighty pleasant prospect for us
/ What shnll we do :?
Draw lots said one
Lots be d, hem, said another.
4 move, Mr. Foreman, we inst tuck
cr old Josy out. Who has got a pack
OF cards !?
Nobody had any so we got up two
three wrestling and boxing matches,
and worked with great carncStncss till
one Of the jurors cried ont There's
Mike
Now Mike kept a capital eating cell
lar, and the window was opened IN a
second. A string OF handkerchief,
was made, with some money and a note
one cLd of which was not long u
reaching AIi. .t.. J ..v uu
utes, the country embodied IN the Ju.
~, were seated around the table, eating
PIE and cold chicken, smoking IIsvon
as, and drinking some Of the best Ma
dcra m the world. The Washington
laus we regret TO say,had not yet com
mcnccd thc'r phiauthropic labor The
result W, cite the noisIcst racket
that ever was "hcaru tell on ia then
parts The only sober man Of the body
was the foreman. His honor hearing
the uproar, ordered ms up. We march
ed INTO court single file, with only one
man who could keep the chalk line
Mr. Foreman have you agreed p
No your honor and we never can.
'Thats-hIc -Cfinct; b'u#, NC
.hc-liltuul,' added one OF the Ju
| roTS
Silence in court roarcl tla officer
Sl-h,leacc yourse.l-hIc poudet
The Juror
Order shouted the officer again.
Ordcr-hIc who ! again respond
ed the indignant twelfth part Of Ih'
. country
Mr. Foreman said che Judge h.'
lcycs twinkimg with miub, IpercrIv,
that your discussions have been unu
suaily exciting and therefore shall dis
4 charge you from further consideration
+ Of tins case
or the Jury wcnt 'umb'ing owe.
benches and cncl other, Do most Iudl
cr1us confusion Portland Amer
Il - rtst T. lr0 ....
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
Delicious ArPLr PupDrso.-

Delicious Arm pupDrsG.- HFc
and chop fine half q dozen or moro,
according 10 the sizc, the best cooking
apples grease a pudding dish, cover
tie bottom and sides hall an inch thick
with grated bread, aud very small
Jumps Of butter then put layer Of mp
pies with sugar and nutmeg and repeat
tho layers until the dish IL hcaped fill.
Before adding the last layers, which
must d. of bread and butter, pour over
thc whole o ieacup full Of cold water.
Put lt INTO the oven ne soon us the
1'uaaf rrvcd, and bake II Tor q or
~ mlnutcs II may b. baked die day
before Il is wanted when il must be
heated thoroughly, turned into o shul-
low dish aud sprInkied with powdered
sugar Il requires 30 sauce. Amer
Iaan Aercultuu-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

Some young Sheridan says mir Choaio
drives snbsiannrt and tir" The follow.
ing sentence IN his Argument in the Thrill
case may illustrate.
"Doo,,ng, ploat,ne, fond, enamored, bo.
w.ldcrcd fascinated fool that he was"
Boston Post
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

An Irih ReiaG0a--A son oflhe Emo.
raid Isle meeting counIfymam whose iaco
was not perfectly remembered, after salu.
ting him mos cordially, inquired his name
Walsh, was the answer.
Walsh Walsh { responded Paddy, arc
We from Doubln7 know two old MAIDS
there OF that name, ,1dS aiiher Of them your
noiherg
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

A French Baii-A paris Journal states
that deputy, condemned to death a, Ly.
ous. had attempted suicide, FIRST by poison,
and then by tho knife but adds the editor
'mcdical assistance being obtained he is now
ant ofdaugcr, and iciH TOMORROW undergo
the .catcncc of hs iar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

r7-A young lady in Philadelphia was
insullrd in the street, by q s'archcd IN dan
dy, who insisted upon carrying her fan -
She cndcuvored to ID herself Of him, when
bis imperineneo becoming unbcarable, she
hh HIM gentle tap on the nose with hor
fan, which lcvelcj him with the sidewalk.
Her fas was gr.d,ron!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

declares he will sue the lawyer for
slo,oc0 damage, In slhpnnainc HIM
IS witness ~ a CASE of which he
knew nothing, and bv which lost
wife. II would H. novel suit indeed,
Il he should do so. NoAhs Weekly
Messenger.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

Mother, said u boy, onoSnnday after
hope some time | shall be
rich. | hope so too, my son, If YOU
would make "a good usc OF wealth but
why did YOU think Of that just now :
Because If was rich, shouldn't have
to 20 10 meeting only once IN while
and then but half day at time.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

Among various other things ibc I'm
perrr ~ ChInas allowed fof breakfast
by bass thc milk 81 % cows This ac-
counts l0Tius bciag 70 great acail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

rrThcrc are G3l0 operative. in
Lowell Of these 2 si5 are cluuc-t
nd with t0mc Sunday se.1a. . 10
.r. aaurr. member
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
RUTLAND HERLAD
Pub lis cd every Thsr- day Iornins
a. RsiissG w.

rtsss-ptnYrLB
- Village sub.crbsrs, ......... 200
De livefed Of the Office, .... $50
o Mail subscribers, .......... l,So
Delivered by Pos Riders, ..... 200
/ ApvtErisIEs.
4 Advertisements couspiouously inserted for
Pns dollar per square for three weeks. TWEEN
)s-hve cent. per square will be charged for
zach subsequent insertion.
/ Bu,ines. Cards inserted for three dollars
pet annum.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

the war by Congress, and was Afterwards
fully confirmed by the receipt Of the des-
patch of our consul in. the city ofsMexco.
with the accompanying documents. which
are herewith transmitted. Besides, j. was
reasonable to suppose that he must sec the
ruinous consequences to Mexico of q war
with the United States, and that it would
be his interest to favor peace ioine biop ian
II was under these circumstances and
upon these considerations that il was
deemed expedient not 10 obssruct hisre.
turn to Mexico, should he attempt 10 do
so. Our object was the restoration Of
peace; and with that view, no reason was
perceived why we should take part with
Parades, and aid him, by means Of our
blockade, in preventing the return Of his
rival 10 Mexico. On the contrary, il was
believed that the intestine divisions which
ordinary sagacity could not but anticipate
as the fruit of Santa Annals return 10
Mexico and his contest with Paredes might
strongly tend TO produce disposition with
both parties to restore and preserve peace
$500 % Conclusion on 4h page.l 0rlV&r I
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

t.+Remarkabis Cure Of diseased Lungs, 70.
ported by H. G. o. Washburn, Esq, Agent for the
Hungarian Balsam at Belfast, Maine:
Mr.. Clark of Palmyra, Me-, was taken sick
about year ago, with a bad Cough, Pain In tho
Side and Back, and troubled with general debility.
He consulted several doctors, who prescribed for
bm-but finally told him that he could not get
,csh. He stopped taking medicine, but continued
to grow worse, until he was SO weak that he
could scarcely sit up. He saw a notice Of tho
Hungarian Balsam, procured q bottle, and con-
tinued to take it according to the drections-and
strange to say, ina few months he was strong
man, and, as be believes, permanently cured.
Yours Respectfully,
...a .-.Fas;9s H. g. o. WASHBURN.
Pamphlets respecting this Great English Rene.
dy may be had gratis Of VIM. r. SNELsoN, Drug.
gst, only agent in Fayette, Mo. ~ ~ "a
Read the advertisement in another column Of
this paper. ~ .. s.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
SUCCESS OF THE SUGAR COATED IN.
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS."
AN OLD MAN OF 10,

DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS."
AN OLD MAN OF TO.
If this is not Leliered, people Uould not 5slisee
though one rose from the dead to proclaim it,
Cozenouia, July 18th, 1874
have used 40 boxes Of Brandredth's Pills, and
half as many more of different kinds, but the uhos
have not benefited me so much as two boxes Of
the "Sugar Coatea Indian Vegetable Pills" They
ssem to strike at the foundation of my disease
which is Of q bilious character.
IRA ALVORD.
This old gentleman settled Cazenova fifty yesrs
ago.
Dealers furnished at the New York College OF
Health, l79 Greenwich street, New York, and BY
DR.. EAsTERLY d Co, No. 70 Chestnut street, 81,
Louis, Mo-, General Agents for the Western States.
For sale in Fayette. Mo-, by WIN. R. SNELsoN.
Druggist, agent. o. HENDERSON, agen. for Glas.
gov. ..
CAUTION AS q miserable imitation has been
made, by the name Of sugar Coated Pills" Il ia
necessary to be sure that Dr.. G. BENIN SnI1H's
signature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
/ December 25th, l646 42-3,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
Candidates for County Clerk.
PRICE HoR ANNOUNCING $500.

GIVE are authorized to announce ANDREW
J. HERNDON, a candidate for the office Of County
Clerk of Howard County, to fill the vacancy coca
stoned by the resignation Of James H. SAUNDERS
GIVE are authorized to announce GEORGE
T. BURCKHARrT, a candidate for the office of
County Clerk Of Howard county, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of James H. Saun-
ders I..1 ... ..- r. ID.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
TRUSTEES SALE,

Of Ualaable Tavern property, in Fayette, Mo.
RY virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed 10 the
- undersigned, by Abel Marley, and wife, on
the 10Th Of November, 1876, and filed and re-
corded in the proper Office, on the same dsy, 70
secure certain debts therein named, will proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder, on the public 6quasA
in Fayette, on Monday, the 9Th Of February, fe1G
lots one hundred and twenty-five and dae hsn6fed
and twenty.three, on which the large
:::: Brick TAVERN HOUSE, now in the
liii; occupancy Of Abel Marley, is situate.
de The title is believed to be perfect, bot
such as is conveyed 10 me, BY said deed, nd no
other, will be made to the purchaser. E
TERMs.-One fourth of the purchase money In
hand, and remainder in equal payments of one and
two years from sale.
SAMUEL C. MAJOR, Trustee. -
Fayette, December Goth, 1876. DIV
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
The Corner Markct-GIasgo w.

The Corner Market, Glasgow, is now we'll supplied,
With fxings for Xmass, green apples and dried,
Pork, beef and venison, beans, cabbage and meal,
And chickens as fat and as plump as your heel,
Turkeys, potatoes, lard, butter and fresh flour.
New crop sugar for cakes and vinegar darn'd sour.
Hickory and walnuts, fresh eggs for Egg.Nog,
And the LIQUOR thrown in to go the uhole hoe.
Glasgow, December Goth. 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
New Crop sugar Mt CarroIIs,

tARRoLL'S Corner has Just received diree,
~ from New Orleans 10 hhds new crop anon,
and 80 bags Of Coffee His sugar is a, Iess, thee
shades better than any in town, and two cea,s
cheaper The Coffee can't be beat, as few grain,
make pot full. He has curiosity to feel Iiks
wholesale merchant for week or two. and ,hs.s'
fore offers few hogsheads of sugar and sscks .,
coffee by the hogshead and sack. Blu, he viii
retail all he can. "' VIA
Glasgow, December 26lh, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

.LoVES AND HOSIERY--A lsrus ,,o.. -
very low. '"1,' :, VAL sell
Fayette. October oath, 40 Law
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
100 Barrels

100 Barrels n :
'nLD rye whiskey just received. Call a, Car.
- :. ron. corner. if you wan, real good old Rye.
Glasgow, December Goth, 1916. "e''''
WANTED at Carroll's corner 500 bosbo,. a.;.,
apples. lGlasgow, December 26th, lS48 N'''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

sale cheap, by 'yIe siks, for
Fsyette, Oct. Gath, 40. a. LAW
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
Wan ted,

wanted,
age, who i. ne sood woman cons above the middle
ply at this Office. "''' w. Ap'
Fayette, December 10Th, 1915,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

I'm ave. 90 cases all sorts and sizes. cheape,
Fav vsu q a.. .se p peSple's store H.LAW
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

speedy settlement Of our difficulties and
the restoration of an honorable peace, that
Pal AIDES should not retain power in Mex
leo. ....
Before that time there were symptoms of
a revolution in Mexico, favored, as il was
understood to be, by the more liberal party,
and especially by those who were opposed
to foreign interference and to the monarch
ical form of government. Santa Anna
was then an exile in Havana, having been
expelled from power and banished from his
country by a revolution which occurred in
December, 1874; but it was known that he
had still considerable party in his favor in
Mexico. 1t was also equally well known
that no vigilance which could be exerted by
our squadron would, in all probability, have
prevented him from effecting landing
somewhere on the extensive gulf coast Of
Mexico, If he desired TO return TO his coun-
try. He had openly professed an entire
change Of policy; had expressed his regret
that he had subverted the federal constitu.
ton of 1924, and avowed that he was now
in favor Of its restoration.
He had publicly declared his hostility,
in the strongest terms, to thesestab lishment
of monarchy, and TO European interfer-
ence in the affairs of his country. Infor-
nation to this effect had been received
from sources believed to be reliable, at The
date of the recognition of the existence of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29

-aSh % Hzass1.&tN.sA w. q 100 sspnrtas laAG6
..sExxesssf rss~i jessss % 49,, =, i,s ..a.s.I
Corapa skr% Cb.oAray .Cambpe nupiiY ,.a..s-,, =.
And very general ~ Avton rantaoon stuff
ALSO. AZ AGENT fos Tiig -aunsoS PRINT w6Rke..~
coIrsniA rouSIx. .. u
.Aswy general s--o-imenispf PRINTS AND FURNITURE
fhNrS eompusns all the latest sies which. or design,
and skill IN exoeuea- no surpassed ss4 -.
Also. S.tGENr foR Thg IDA Al.lSs Itos, N.Y.,
go. Sk-SJSAhN JtfRSASLL, EsQs srrnrsfyl =, :,
Als Sareas ahues usads ~ tsl rhers, v
eoasskpmen dom enabu ~ exhibit assou
nen OF COTTON GOODS worthy uhs ~
soarable terms. =
New Yots, oe les ss.-em
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
-: :: WINTER. ARRANGEMENT.

asszz:;5f5zs;ssr & Inland aass.,he ID Of December
- ~ nett Boats winsave Riehmoud Mond.y.
Wednesdays and PfidayS at e ~ precisely
burg next dsysHtsf Pr NJ -. r.-..-. .-.--.-- -.
Rs,uns leave LynehbuEs Ondys Wednesday, Fridays
stT A. NJ and srve In R,ehnons ~ r 81.
-----'' - PasseuEers for Stauuten,
BY our Boz wiz "a. AZ honaay and
fndas arrive IN seotvsHe a. ners M aAdu
Jpn .n4... ...,t.-
ss.fHgrug tarrvs ss4 GAartSt ard HaI Csyt Hss.es,
tehnnd by the Bpa aUd Connect with hs sges Car
vtsyIle. ...-. . a., g.. -. a.. $500 - =
na29. -. -. BOYD. EDMOND = DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
MIElslfGERs REs'r0RER OF HEXTIIa.

for the Of Dyspepsia Chronic Thrash
Asihk dh Disorder OF the yen and hoei Al Heaa
ache Bearourh Fiitlhsney Constipation - -. - -
Ths gea celebrity vheh s MEDICINE pbtsipsd. andis
universally gaining every section Of county where been
introduced and the nG wnhin
the aftwo years eSbishe beyoad superior cozey
IN radeay curing Dyspepsia aPd Chrome Tbush
eoitAn diebses In o ea-Ss Restorer afford alnoa
imnefats hlff AND esetd very great change
few days but cannot be rsaspge expected dafs u long
Standing that the ,auary will be produced in q ch
p.Tod w., from ke6f eebry hARsneasy ae4hired we
ind all - eipee eonmente
ment ~bir ncrN nEle hole ad tnpedae
aRd permanent relief 1t jRosbe any
Thing like den Of the quantity medene that may
indispensable u meet different
ssxeo dis-ase7 therefore usnty
proPoonaie IN iis effects s-qnns onyos- LotI
otiIersrnay require sI eight For sale by
ALEX. DUVAL 4 co,
i aa2 80 '"""'-i e'''. s'sH' lat AdhSshtetF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29

/ .SHr'f'E . w. "hCTCHINGSA& CO. Hris"IT'
47S BR6ADTsT' NJ " FORK
'"'"taErweES ckarU AND BRooxs -eTREkrsJ. ~ =
rTNfifc subsc6bcfs'wouid ihforfntfrch chstomcfs
IL public they mvefenoved ttesn thelra
tuation t5s Bror hs show syneer Broadway
where they have the ehe s..ortmepk Of furputs ~ York
much the which are orstd kr can
mot fil to induce hoss who in want 10 purchase.
sanFers visiting the Cty on Cabinet wors nvis
cab and The 9ua and with
manufactures T. w \ Co wi1sdifantee every
having up usdeg Immediate inspection ID,
psn'rnaenee and warranted respect eaa. TO any The
&c i4~iy' Z: w frrrtftst.s' 4 co.s-s Broadway.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
To SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
sMERCHANTS. "a. '.'' }


TENHE Undersigned returns Lis Iespeciini thanks
to his edS aha public, for the great extent Of plHon
Ke ~ sss past and beE leave u inform them
tsat his pres u Arrangements Tot nafaeanng Coeksa mosi
,rpe and that those With MIN will find hun ready
syeT The shfabs hfe and moss hooraee terms and
70 6eYoie Toe nos 1sd aatbiohto ref insrest,''-'-
Having extensively engaged in manufacturing AoShs fs
twenty pa he believes h. has had tufen
prn.es acquainted viii ue wants Of Cock deal
ere would ksreby respectfully inform all wig make Their
num- shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed point 81 wbianhip ~ nnl< '
wei known faet that u dealers
m, cona nty ;. Ing worthless and ebnniere cs abeeda.
lbe genuine cio whie het IL uuins aoAho-
ldsm IRON en eir Nrofty He trusts that puresss
~. an5reaie lie advSntsge byiny deet the
a hicE e. ey WIN bshe suhjeer q TINS imposition" Al
ofsers RaeooapssfeI With eA be promptly and faithful
" sepJede Silasef Eho teni thgn orders BY a may rely
upon attention personal application
Foreign will be carefully selected and raekt
VARIOUS paIkets Az Clocks pureh9sed q
INA warranted perform Well and the sans
WI ke dyspd on board boats Or yeA nee o. uauspo Union
phsIEc WIZ as-uraBses svsiy possbh Erenuu shabe
aiaJo ISe insIsss n. Trend. an tatonf 1 especially 50
Sssebo1.s n Philadelphia II 10 worm Third stnrt
- wa sopse in baltimore, al 90 soGlh Chanes Street -
Y.spaHy N New Haven = Johns sneet oetteu lfInn
~. - raskst oe 23-fy " "-CHHUNcEY JRKoMB.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
THE preceding figure !,

sivsa 10 r.prsssst lAs lssasi-
s's fsrspirauea- Il 70 ths great eva
snAtlen for the impurities of the body
WA - noticed that THEA cloudy
g.. "a w .s ..', :.
sr In hsAhn. sst e~ssev>~@en wears
ssek. Life cannot 10 sustained ~ltA-
SsshfyYys n hom the blood
ssd csssf jhsss o. DE body. and dis-
i ss,ss ss.s -|, SS:s, I stS.rs %'t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
: ferrugfnos,s aIhacnLs

fcTYugtuOts OHoC0fdte,
U.NOR he cure Chrofots stomach
l.. Lsuoorrh Dct,- and Disease of Chrda Approved by
us Raenl Of Aedna nf PARIS. and aurhofIed y
Government A..-.,-... .--t 80. q.
hive administered Iron all its forms
endeayoud 10 render grateful possible
gans the difficulty row Longer ets for
te hapr9s nd Il ihdsp hbt dgsouy Cko
eolate. - e''"' ''~' 80 s'.t Fa-aF i----ls-..
The peroas Who viii derive hsssh fOntbe useof
teIpglnoqs Chosoair, are 49, 80, ..,
l xopen pr PAd complexion, who complain or dineult
breathing especially ascending papnaon the
heart ofnnses dikess badly and
who's appetr 10 csroyed -rvesds
experience feeling Of eones
general derasssme r.of tie whole ..S
I'd Men who pate and Of d.Acaie
gestion isdeu andwho
will hnd aferusng fssa The 'Perugnous
material Improvement in their
Sd, Weak children, ande-p~siasy
quire strength and their dsysoe
self .-.-t,. -...-a -
th Butt principally yeaas bsdsae
whose health may b. znguishng that the
will seuseu brilliant asysid eompsnion succeeding
sessy IN NIL ths fsaeses Of
hourishiss Of health supeenng prove only
utility Tho Indispensable osoesiy Of
ginous Chocolate.
Hfresh suppb ofE sadAbe raahonjb A saka and FOR
s.e ~ - .-A-!.- b. JOHNSTON q =
,-- A-ss sod
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-29
P12ZfN1,

Confeciionsr and Dealer. In. Foreign and Do
-. 49, bee 49,, nestle Fruit A. ,.-..,. 20.
III AS.just received per Acbrs. Nassau and Man,
- IL chester, the following Goods, to wit - So o.
100 BoIes crop Bunch RasBs
$50 BoIeS %, 1901 BoIef'uo.- s''.--"s
90 go Kees sfaisgi GrAPsr tprme qtahtyJ ''it =
10 Bores Malaga Lemons fine oFdstl. secs. VIZ
Casks Zane Cnraa -
Is Drums Sulia. haisipS
IS BoIes CiBeR <ans. quahly) . a .,-...s -,s
~ s. Csses BrOady Cherries %.
20 Don Olive OIL tbesi quality
Cases PTunes In olass Jars
"a Bafs, Bordeaux Almonds $50 -
IS Drums Pigs
v Ra.:ss.Ses /SSo tLifJNIH lHUL
200 LIS. Papershefl - s.-
90 Cases Cautop pfessrved.ciaser .......'
Loo q, 10 BoIes Rock CaDdy .,. .t..>... .,
1000 CoeOshuts, ffeSh and hns
30 % C1lssss hfe efaeksn' '''' -.'~-- s 4"
Tofehsf mn rEe sSofte1l6f candy or Me
ure warranted equal % ay in this Other marlst A me
largest stock and the Eest vaeiy a. FentE ma Gensh Toys
Fancy Good, PeTfume2y Ne
The above Goods seeesd n ps6dSd bdfthased
the very Bdstter he " DOE paed 10 der great ue-
wishing pufehk' tibtf1y wnusaE
tall and ibsfeford iefptedly toes ehrfdh ms TGxh
Country friends before they purchase WBere, a. he o
they VII Ind 10 teif insstto % ~ te earnNd i52
mol - - 80 ''" 80 One dodt Below nrs Rank
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rME AMEnIcAN XoxicTL TUnIxr.

INEKMS :-One DUfIar per year, IN advance
rhsle hornbets Ten cehts three eopts fotT~v roars
.fuStef Monthly by ssrIos siiI Broadway New
fors, esntsinins ~
Ecr number ofe
Ported BY nal under the regulations newspapers,
fee dtanes MT 10 mics nom ptie9 Of paeiAtoE
this and within 100 any New
York one cent postage each be halfeents
il oyss lso mites without The ss's, .n., ..L,..,
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70 SHOE DEALERS, =.

- .s'"--" IT SfiUE 'phAbEfto, - ""'F'
DENDEXTER d ALDEN, No. 3Os, BAErI-
T. nosx srsssT On s,i have teesfveda faliahd complete
supply OF Fa and Goods their line aud are da resN
ing large aeps or sss.oaa6e ecss hsy Oyer o'
sale by package or dozen, ,..-.. 49,.
7'-I 600 eases fsoots ana shoes consisting Of
,csf grained and tisk Boots all sIEes. &c.
noys - --..ss 80 -..ss-.sa- -
ourf< chAds4t --.--.:
Hshsti Brtaans large assortment -.-
-tu.--a bestquahty ana ~oth
- Dsr~. Russrtsnd ptarier's Brogans
S.'-''i E''Ni '-'F-T Downi.g-I ~ IA A'".
1890 -sboes.Puhps. Shippers &c
Boys and youths thick Brngans s-.--'-.-. -..'.
go" '~' mp and grind MoRross .-..
Chids =, r.,,
yyonn.hs-snd nfns.s siipp< kns Qualities
Dor sswd and Pegi Vets. aD sLes -
49, I'D -uoL and sealpssd -. 49,.
saS.-t,s. -..% .--~.- So. g.. --B9ois-..
seal and NOR. Slips lov. nrise, 80.
15cpCnses q nd Boys Misunderstanding ana white
black Russia Beaver Pearl and Black Cashmere fash
Ionabe knkoa sx kshrbd ausAai Coney Whss aud Baeh
yysol Palm Leaf nd Sporting HAss-..-. :
100 Cases Mems ard Roy Caps--tneludns IHta Fur
Seal Mukra SHIN Hair Seal Pine Ceh Fur trim
do Cared Velvet oBed Silk Plush seaes Gambroon and other
varieties :. 4.
so Cases Bonnets, Umbrellas, &c.-This well Sc
tectsI bessi nasket Cash end puaeu
u,,oa.,. nl Ind goods inviting Pneeso
s,,i, the tia,., $500 SOs BALTIMORE STREET.
BaTfnofe, Md oefober n. 1sts.'-,--' --.'' ."'
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nH"H ]. nj, UUE,
CO.PARINEkSHIP:

EoNARD A. HONE have this day associated them mo.
~ w NlCoLI, tars hun Of Gay Nieon Co.. and vii chm
tnue the ransactoa Of Domc Comnson Dry Goods
IN this City under The firm VI IaoS.Hp, HosE NIcoLL.
WM. A. LEONARD,
ROBERT 4. HONE,
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