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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06
The Evils of Discussions.

IF the division which now threatens
our party causes US to lose the county at
the coming election, its baneful effects
will, perhaps, not cease for some years
The evil consequences of this sectional
controversy, are truly alarming. Experi-
ence should teach democrats that there is
nothing to be gained by these violent and
vindictive feelings, but a disastrous and
disgracefnl defeat to the party.
All true friends OF the party and its prin-
ciples, look with NORTH ation and regret
upon the existing state of things. This
county is undeniably democratic. and such
disunion and confusion will throw the pc.
litical power into the hands of the wings.
In view of the Importance of the elections
of next year. we more strongly see the
necessity disappearing the regular ticket,
and of sacrifice of all personal preferen-
ces and prejudiccs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06
REPunLIc Of LlnRRIA.--A new move.

REPuBLIc OF LIBERIA.--A new move.
ment has been made onthe coast of Afri.
ca.Itis the establishment ofan independent.
nalionafter the model of our own, and is
to be called the Republic of Liberia. Ii
is to comprise the American settlement
there ofthat name, which, after the influ.
ence of its institutions is seen and felt by
the natives, will probably be extended
An election was held in February. at
which delegates were chosen to represent
the people in National Convention, to be
held in this month, for the purpose ofform-
ing other necessary arrangements, pre-,
paratory te a formal declaration to the
world of the sovereignty and independ.
ence ,ofthe Republic Of Liberia. A Gov.
ernor or President will be elected the
coming fall, and it is said, the new Gov
eminent will go into operation by the
first of January next.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06

2lst day ofthe Convention.
This day the convention went into com.
.miltee Of the whole on certain Resol1.
4onsin relation TO Banks, and on amend.
.5nent thereto offered some days since b
Mr. Gregg, Mr.. Edwards of SaDgamoli.
IN the chair; Judge Scates offered fur.
Their amendment. Davis of Bond was op-
posed TO Banks in any shape, he made tie,
nrss speech on the subject & referred to-.
the old Banks of this State before state
government and since, spoke of cutting
one dollar bills through the middle and
passing each peice for half dollar. He
said he would take up the Banks Of this
State and go thr0ughswith fnsfromT the
beginning to this tirne.s Mr.. Davis, is a
Wing but is as he says entirely against
hanks, ;; $3.50 -.
Mr.. Gregg next took the floor, He
said that when he offered his amendment
he believed that ii would be better to put
some. restraints upon Banking, that ifths
people were TO have Banks let them have
them in the least Objectionable shape as
possible; as for himself he was entirely
opposed to such institutions.
will not attempt to follow him, as yo,i
will, ofcourse, have his and other speech.
,es on this matter truly eported-I see
from some articles in the whig papers thar
the Bank members are much the moro
hume rous il the Convention. have not
seen anythi. g that should lead me to this
conclusion. The wings are much con.
cerned on this point. The plan proposed
by Mr.. Gregg you will probably have.
The wings are intirely out with this plan..
They think it as bad or worse than a pro.
hibition; | suppose because they fear the
vote ofthe people on the act making the
plan of Banking. / am; rather Of the opin.
ion that it will be a considerable time
before the people of this State will sane
ton an act of the Legislature creating q
Bank, for the simple reason that the act
which will suit the people, will never suit
Banking men. That some stringent
provision will be framed into the consiitu.
tion. in relation TO Banking, think, can
not be doubted. tf
A number of committees have made
reports, and referred to the committee ofthe
whole. to be acted upon at future day..
From what should conclude much Of
the labor will have to be performed in
committees. have no, heard of any
Report from the Judiciary Court; but they
are husily engaged on the various matters
referred TO chem, suppose.
Yours, CURRENrE CALAmo.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06
2}d dar ofthe Con zention.

GU u me SOH aeEtlOUs
The convention discharged the com.
mittee ofthe whole on the bank matter
and resolved themselves into the commit.
tee ofthe whole on the Report on the
Legislative department. One member
moved to strike off the I'd section, the
senate, so as to leave house Of Repre-.
sentatives, this was lost Another mem:
Der moved to strike out two end insert
four, so that the Legislature would be.
held once in four years; this drew down
laundering debate. 1t was some what
a musing to hear men give their views on
government and the principles of Repub-
lican institutions, but no striking out will
take place in this particular, though
without doubt, there will be some me.is
who will do all in their power to strike
out the two. Mr.. Henderson tried to get
October struck cut and November inser-
ted so as 10 have the general elections
held in November, but striking out two
got The preference. The convention ad:
journed until to morrow without deter:
mining the question of inserting four; after
that is determined putting in November
will be taken next. Many Of the southern
men are in favor of holding the elections
in Octoher--considerab interest is now
manifested in the debates on the Reports,
aud probably a new set Of speech makers
will be on the floor from what there has
been heretofore, as matters are now as
summg shape that requires attention
and more deliberation than heretofore.
Yours, CURRENTE CALAMo.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06

@JACKsoN's MoNUMENr.-The COM
mittee for the erection of the monument
to Gen. JACKSON, have determined on
beautiful plot of ground near the Presi
dents house, in Washington city. The
foundations of the monument will consist
of one solid block Of rough stone, which
is estimated to weigh thousand TONS
It's stated that the stone can put in its
position for $4,000. This enormous
stone is to be laid, with the appropriate
ceremonies, on the next ami versary of
the birth day of this celebrated hero and
statesman. ,--
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06

OSLY.-The Boston Atlas re marks
that .'that the dividends of manufacturing
companies throughout the country for the
last year, show that the business is very
much depressed. The Merrimack and
Nashua companies have only divided five
per cent for six months"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06

BREADsTUFFs.--The amount Of bread
stufs received in New York from the
opening ofnavigatron TO the 9Th ult.. is
given as follows: four,. 627.280 bbls !;
wheat, 204,64S bushels; corn, 795, 555
bushels. Notwithstanding these arrivals.
flour is taken from New York nearly as
fast as it arrives. The export is full ten
thousand barrels a day, and the demand
States, particularly for
the east,~is very large.
SIXTH ILLINOIS REGIMENT OF VoLuN-
TEERs.-Several companies of the regi
ment have already arrived at Alton.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06
Gen, TNFneV,

We learn that Judge Young, commits
missioner of the General Land Office, has
with the concurrence Of Secretary Walker
appointed Gen. TuRNEY, of this Co., to
carry out certain resolutions adopted by
the United States Senate on the 22nd of
January last, in relation 70 Public Lands.
When the Importance of this appoint
ment is considered, we are truly gratified
atthis choice of Judge Young. Gen TGr-
ney's extensive knowledge in relation to
the public lands, will enable him to dis
charge his duties correctly. Gen. I in
leaving bis home among US for the pur.
pose ofdischarging the duties devolving
upon him, from this appointment. carries
with himthe respect ofhis fellow citizen $.
His friends in this county consider tina;
this appointment has fell on man who is
abundantly WORTHY.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06

TCal. Doniphan arrived at New Or
leans on the 18th ult., with seven com
panies of his regiment, numbering 668
men in ALL
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06

GTThe Postmaster General has in.
structsd tue postmasters to forward,
without prepayment, all papers sent from
Office Of publication.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06
FaInAY. June 25.

4 hlPAHs JuiiS sOs
Mr. THORNTON offered an amend
ment TO the resolution pending al the ad
journment yesterday-providing that the
Legislature should have Eower TO make
all necessary laws in relation 10 negroes
In presenting the amendment be said, that
30 did SO because he thought we should
leave The matter with the Legislature for
their action and to public sentiment.
Mr.. NORTON said, that he desired to
slate the reasons which would govern
him in his sote upon the question, and why
he should vote against tht. resolution and
amendment. This resolution prohibits
free negroes from coming into the State.
Does that sacred instfument--the consti-
tntien Of the United States--say ..white'
citizens. No, sir, you may search in vain
in that instrument for the word white, or
black, or red or yellow. What citizens
does the constitution recognized All ma.
tive born and naturalized citizens. He
would refer gentlemen to the State of Yer
mont, no distinction is made in her con-
stisution; there these people have all the
privileges possessed by the whites; they
have pfcperty and the right to vote. Go
to Massachusetts, where he thoushtthey
hada little notien of what was liberty
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06

New YoRK ELEcrroN.-The official
returns Of the recent electionin this State,
gives an average democratic majority on
the four judges of the Court Of Appeals of
1885. Chief Justice Bronson, hishest
democrat, leadsthe highest wing. 1888,
and the lowest whig, 1927. The whole
vote was $4,000. Thus it is seen that
the Empire State is still sound on the
liberal principles Of the Democratic party.
0EFLofd John Russell, Premier of
England.has announced that Government
intends to suspend the operation Of the
British Navigation and Corn Laws for
three months longer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-07-06
From Vera Cruz.

The late attack on Col. Nc 3rs3oSh'S Train
--slender Garrison at Vera Cruz =
YeLioa0 Ftuer,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
DIR. CIIRIsTIE's
u A L. V A N &c RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID,


INHlS remarkable invention, which has re-
u ecve the almost appreciation Of the medical p,
lsnn Of Great Britain entirely apniea ION Of
Gavsne Batteries Electric ami Magnetic Machine &c ar en-
nfey dispensed with, and the Mysterious power Gavan ap
Piled without Of the objections nsepabe o the
general mode now The rrgua inter
Veis IN which Gavan applied BY Machines has been ORC
bounced after 'r and impartial trial. to be
and was to remedy this radeal new application
was projected which, AFTER perseverance, ha.
answer all the purpose OF the Machines ana in NAM
desired object VIC
The GALv.sc RSes connection with the M,ax.r,c
FLuIn are confidently recommended wnc .RE
s ~ t'tfhlkn OR UsHEALrHr sTATE
TAT EsrEs ahd these most Painful and
hlVef~a 70 winch we are subject They exception
from simple deransement OF IN. neryou.
It was IN these having 30 often 1,ed
new agent was wanted which confidently believed ma. been
found N the proper and udeious application Galvan,,
The GALvASo Rises have been entire sueeer. in ii
orlimb' Goui Tie DoorsuI ToeIaeie Ironeh. y.r,o n,
or siek headache indigestion, Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy Pr
cramps Paipiston Of the Heart AppopIeIy Stgns, r Io
Spinal Complaints, Lumbaso, Neuralgia Neryou, Tro ms
ness OF 'h HEAD Pains IN the Chest General Debility In
"eIhy OF nervous and Physical Energy Nervou, o,
In eaSs Of confirmed DTsPrP. which /, siupy rvo,, L.
iheh extraordinary
ns' % be believed and for M. nr,n,
they are equally recommended The Of different
Pee' being made Of all and OF
ana can be by the euL.I. v,.o , .h,.,
Inconvenience In fact sensation Il ratAer b, h
wise. 'i1h o'her-
rhe Gnlvanic Belts. bracelets, hands. Carriers.
NcekIaccs 6c.-n some cases OF yery sgve rns ~
OF long standing the power apped Gavane Ring. moi
den 70 arrest the disease ultimately TO restore
hcan. The improved mobilization in the .tv.s r.. re-
Its &c entirely objection any degree Of ~ The,
required readily obtained no complaint which the
mysterious agent OF Galvansm permanent,
revived These articles adapted arms wrist,
limbs ANGLE Of the body perfect convenience INC
NECKLACES are used with ben Of Bron
ehs affections Of the goHealy aro in cases OF Nn,
and win s"os Gnionn success preventive Apo
plS1y. kpiepuc Fits, and similar complaints
Christic's Magnetic Fluid used in connection. with
Savane Kings and al their notifications. This composition
oy 'he French Chemists To be
efaordnlry discoveries Of modern believed to pes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
Erening Dress Goods.
Inn 9Th. 1917.


Jan. 9Th, IsI7.
ID II. JENKINS has received and VIII sell
-. Beautiful Fauey eord Embtd Muslin Drrsse.
20 pieces fan;y striped and plaid Ia Muslns
90 white Muslin Robes, all prices, rich
Few rich light eord Silks
Sash RibbOns-Blonie Iaaces
Long AMI short white Kid Gloves
White ard cord Satns
Book and Null Nusins
silk Hos.-ty and Gloves
Thread Llces and Elrinrs
Mushn C1prs and Collrs-Au new An sbo,, tl. .,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

WE have Tor sale privately, on a credit Of q,
TX and ~ months that Aeaksz family res,
'o"ng IN he town of Manehe-ts recently IN.
l' A'tanisr Archer IL consists story dwelling with
rooms also good md convenient k;eb.p k,
'''' hr eafriss" house. &c tal thorough rspair-
ARG front yard fom which may he had a nr
We" oi IN, 'v Of Rchmonl large and productive
IN hlsh STATE OF en walton Sad property by
valued at $500 SAID properly can be- purcha.d al Inv
pnce. UoDERs ROW =. pr I,.y ~"
dc 81 ,,,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
i AIDES, suPERIOR GArTERS AND ID
TO PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Ne MUnR'S Eiirir of Opiu1i.

'1'iIS u new chemical preparation, contain.
Tag all the valuable medicinal qualities Opium in naiur,t
a OF combination 10 the exclusion Of principles.
run proportions OF the number rrre-
OF op I'm are contained aulnum iop dnar
e"ed hndannm extract NJ opium, op p-.p,r
ions OF THIS class hitherto made and , attributed
nose dagreeabe effects the nervous v,tsu
fllness. " NV" '
ih@ tur may be adopted all those in which either
opium OF lis preparations administered, certainty Of
otlhirg al their eve, anodynie ..rs
"uout any Of those dgfseabe consequence headache
SEA vomiting Atom emo and other uptarpv
Sap'oH' which often distressing which Il was
applied 10 remove.
hRr OF OPIUM .noony 70 the npaur-
o" morphine IN ts being mild uniform IN It's
CTS out the superior
't s''HoHs being ab. 10 decomposition dreroraop
rom variable temperature cBg keeping lection to
"heh me latter espc srd
hsfpt.ne not being the full representative opiuu
ne ara that IN Artificial combination too produce
ELECTS OF 90 triumphant many OF
excluded - -
me properties Of this and
ateh as Gained for a BY the
Of many OF the first physicians the Nouhrn cites
@ IN his city It his been Highly approved many seIan
WAC Use It IN their practice. For sale by
DUvAL L PURCELL,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
Jan. 4, ls47.

The urters gncd former
1e themselves tocihr under the @ ?. Lzthrop Van D.u
IN for the pupofc 0 uanSctnE Dry bus mes
We have Of the late arm OF Is ",
pvureu Wand No 20 Main chmoni Va where W. .s
n al times good Of Goods and will be plea I'd In s..
an our on lIen-s and eu meIs we'll 0. hoe OF me
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
WINDOW GLASS.

WINDOW GLASS.
I'm addition To our usual large and well assorted
Cylinder Window Glass; single AMI double thick
ness prepared Crown Glass from the Redfi
Cis wutks witch have lately commences operations
introduction ni improvements aud prepared 20 fur
tROMN GLASS over been DO
The these WORKS - al
doHHs hNt the FIRST qualify BRANDED Rrdori"re second,
"Etranac." UtfVAL a PURCELL.
noip ~ Main street Richmond w.
LADIES' SIPEuIOH CATER ROOTS,
.Wfis ~ MrCurdy s. %.
INIlE subscriber has received q supply Of Ia-
- dice Gator Roots the and abandonment article Hadc.
WHICH VIII be 'h low or the quality The Ladies WV please call
~ ~ No M wer Main street.
" EGETABLE CU1'TER--FOrc cutting bccts,
carrots, potatoes, Scq fof cattle; Tor ny
De 10 " RALUwIN. 1f2 Main s.
(LOyEH-SEED.---ioo bushels prime Glover seed. land
- ing Tor sao W
dds EDMOND DAVENPORT
MISSES FINE CATER FHENCH MOROCCO
AND GOATSEIN BOOTEES.
VVNIIE subscriber has in store, handsome rs.
- fo'tWcn NJ above goods Misses we'll AMI hand
somey made, which sod Purchasers are respectfully
invited 70 cai JUDAH MYERS
no ~ No ~ West Main street
GEMENT-CEMENT.-1OObu barrels Newark
- Cement daily erpcccd per fcht Manchester for ale By
M W RANKIN n wHTLOCK.
CIHE HuICKS.---iO Fre Bricks best b,aud. in row,
'of'a'"| no'e WILLIAMS a nAxALL.
Spirits TURPENTINE.-3O bbls. Spirits
- rarp'ntine, fine otdsr. Tor sale BY
"oRs buVAL PURCELL. Drurgi',s, it7 Main Il.
SHlRIS. full supply of SHIRTS Of my own
m'nufaeure atpuee' from 7sc tos2so They
SUI WI P"'-c ~ 'ho M SitAS MERCHANT
~" ~ Main -.
NALS-9OoO s,g- 'Nsn,sp wors.' ss-oned for -sl~ BY
~ PF DANENPORr, ALLEN q 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.


FaNE Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand ut their
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
supernr and folded and
ruled aud plain also medium envelop and
wrapping papers various the lowest wholesale
which they public assured that quality and
will hear with the production
any Northern Factory They prepared ouersfo
description Of that the market their customers
Merchants aud dealers requested call at the Paper
NJ nd Ell m for themselves ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20

nNiVE ~ NpEEp ss,ss LvcrIeol blown salt factory 6ird
AID ori ~ boxes Woodruff rauas c1niirs-hnt
ing and of sale ~ &c WORKMAN, McGRulER 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
TO NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH

= E-o kTT>HE splendid and swift Steamer
II ALICE. Captain J n. BROUGH, having
just Undergone thorough overhaung complete order
AMI has e'mmeneeda regular pace OF CURTIS
leaving i- Wharf At Rockets Monday. Wednesday
AMI Friday VI ornings precisely q - Return
ing the ALICE viii leave Norfolk every Tuesday THURSDAY sat
uiiy Morning. at the same hour 6 l9 ocloek
The intermediate Land cg and returning
20 Passage and Pare from Richmond Petersburg OF from
Norfolk, meals included, one Dollar HAsKtNs 4 LIBBY
~ Passengers wishing this North can q, ~
and remain OR tile Alice until the neat
on the Baltimore Boat ana morn
ing IN Baltimore without charge
viii meet The BALTIMORE Boat mnTnng. usual that he
passenger leaving Baltimore O'Clock arv- in
Petersburg by soock aud hem0n ocl1k evening
9 Passage and Fare from Richmond Petersburg to OF a
Baltimore, meals, lodgings &c. included Six Dollars
= The accommodations speed the Alice arr 50 well
known Jane. River would be that nher
have been eluaed much surpassed oaponu boa at
has ever been on the RIVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

= kvYNHE public is hereby notified, that
XSsD7tz<. L the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA, which Is in the complete order nght
line and Unsurpassed IN her accommodations, running
tween Pom Wahal aEd Norfolk Cars from
Richmond and Petersburg los A. t.1H
diHg
Passenger leaving Richmond on MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, At 81 A. NJ, breakfast board the Auru. nd
arrive At Norfolk about O'Clock r NJ Augusta
leave Norfolk at A. NJ o. Tuesdays THURSDAYS and sA
IIRbAfs arfyn- "A Pot
Naihal nj half past ~ " and At Richmond about r. NJ
viii he perceived from the atove, and
expeditions line Norfolk the
opportunity of trausacnE and Of n.tt
morning 20 As To be abs ut from their only
The Augusta will stop landings on James River To
take in and put out travel and points vrr
who're signal iSmadc.
The pubic may assured the determination Of the
Propr-orst keep this line permanently accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk manner and
rate
For further information tickets apply Dpo, OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company Ticket
Agent. oe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
DISSOLUTION.

IHE co-Parnershp heretofore existing between the sub
L scroers, under the hrm OF Halves, Van Deursen &
ward expired by mitlton 3Is OF Deer ne, Tbo- an
no IS "a" please make early payment possible as
very important u speedy settlement business The new
m who soeeesd bners-forme by Fay.tts Iathrop
nu van Deur-"nyc cordially pat.onasr
support lso ideally bestowed UPON
former customers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

.u4HUE4CToRT Thcrs CiLorhM Sfrret,
1863 North 9TH ~. Philadelphia.
TuNHR just finished and offers for handsome
Vehicles of the fahiSH,
single and Cauya Wagons Of various
terms ees Ssk, York UagoHs, with without &C
he the reasonable Al descp
Vehicles made order, and warranted To be OF the best
r. nd workmanship.
Western Merchants wishing purchase
requested before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al coming from his Mandatory rarrGHd for
ysar.
Having received the SILVER MEDAL, being the highest
premium awarded Exhibition Franklin
superiority workmanship hi. line, which
Joiaa will be- 4 sufficient
dation for the super '0rily Of his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP
100 North Fifh street, above Calowhll Philadelphia.
&c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20
FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- aiksS -

IN aud after the LIST October, our Packet
~ Boats will leave Richmond A. ~ Monday "Wednesday
and Friday and arrive in Iyuehburg days at 81 PM
RETURNING,
Leave LynchbuTg Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday nj
and arrive IN Richmond days nj =. r.
Our boats connect
Line TO Famvie, Prince Edward Charlotte aud At Seo,t.y,
with Parish Co.'S Line OF caches 70 subop
sept 80 1876 BOYD EDMOND Il DAvENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-20


MUFFS, MUFFS, MUFFS.-Received an
other supply Of ladies and Misses Muf qualities
and prices Ladies wishing a superior the price wilt
please call At No 81 where be found
soItmeni IN the city. JUDAH MYERS, No - Main 81
T. > Aso Hats and Caps OF all qualities prices and from
the .aost approved factories de JUDAH MYERS.
GROUND PLAsTER-3OOO casks -Lubee Minis foe
- sale BY Ja2 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
ChHdrens No. and Goat Bootees.
4 HAVE this day opened an additional supply
u OF Cblircns No and good an article as viii
be found in THIS ey-made expressly trade
ID. B. FRANKLIN,
Jis No. 2I5, Broad Street shoskoe II,H
Il fOLEIN>' FLOIR.-A supply Of Family a nd E1ua su
II u pefiIe Flour just received aud
sale by dec HENRI LUDI.AM * CO.
FINE SMOKING TOBACCO-SO coz. Ayres' high fla
Il voed "Hyeo' smoking Tobacco, which highly
approved by snokoi wherever
sale BY p. IOHNSTO, DrugriSt
RULwER'> NEW NOVEI.---LUCRETiA or Tina
- Children OF Night BY Sir E. BGlwer. Price
eeived' and for sale BY g. 3. FISHER, Agent.
de- Under the F.eh,ng. Botri
P AZOR STROPS. Gentlemen wishing a
- good Razor Strop OF Ro
gers Chapmans Emrrson's Mechis Woods Mag
neue make four and sides OF superior
~ possess the sharpening quality perfection.
nos P. JOHNSTONHs DRUG Stor,