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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23
Bluffs

NN'ITFUUND T tE 1--WE EETNIR.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, 4 que s. Fever Bill
ious and all the complaints generally arising from
a dsordered stare Of the stomach or digestive or
gans.
This Medicine seems well calculated to afford re-
Iief in any of the above diseases its component
parts being of such mild and innocent nature
Inc mole OF using il being very simple, no re-
stTiction being necessary except to refrain from
the use of Sprituous Liquors durin its operation
The season has now advanced when every one
requires a little Purga i've Medicine for the better
preservation Of their health the subscriber there
fore takes this method If informing his customers
and the public generally, that he has pr pared a
large quantity of the above Medicine which he
has for sale at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Aug Is Corner of Hi OH md Midi. 81.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

W. BlLLUPS 81 Co. h,ving taken the
~. Oh Stand On the Corner High aud Middle
streets Portsmouth, a formerly occupied by f
U: Haynes, are now prepared To execute ali orders
whch thcy NAV be favored with. All kinds OF
CABINET WORK done in the neatest manner nj
the shortest notice and on the acc om.nndaiue
terms The business being conducted under their
own s"pGrlntcnd"ncr, those who may patronizo
their cstablishm mt may be assured tina, The worl,
VIII be done of the best matcri ais, and in the neat
est and most fashiona bic style.
All FUNERAL ORDERs will be promptly attended
TO at all times. AugI
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

VANILLA BEANS!-A fresh snoolv Of III,
o.. above nance BEANS jus, received aud for cal,
" ,ne MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
'WV " Corner Of High and Middle ste
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

DEA RLY WHITE TEETH.-(ARONAT
4 iC ROSE TOOTH PASTE. )-Thosc " no valuc
handsome teeth. this Tooth Paste, will be found
very valuable, 1T gives a pcarly whitcncss to the
tteih' mness to the gums fa GRANGE the breath
and stops the progress OF decay.
also, Perfume Extracts. for Ha ndkerchicfs
RousScFS Cologne, b 'ar's Grease, Soaps &c
DR.. santos Superior Tooth Powder approv.r
and used by Dentists. generally. The genuine for
sale only at the Drug Store Sign of the Big Mortar
NOV lO CHAS. II. IIEINITSH AGENT
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

( NJ, COGNAC BRANDY bills PhiIadcl.
phia Brandy, for sale Low by
Nov ~ JOSIAH WILLS.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

Q'S TOBACCO.--50 Butts Honey Dew s's, Of
- superior quality, Tor sale at reduced prices, by
Sep Is JOSIAH WILLS
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PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY.

Corner # High md Crawford SIS, Ports
~ mouth, IA.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

LNARINA COLOGNE a few b,xce Fari.
Il ma justly celebrated and highly p ,pular co
LOGNE, which We offer for sale At the usual pri
cc. j. &. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
Au.r 2n-5t Dr,g1is,s
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23
Mo,RE CHEAP GOODS. Just received

M ORE CHEAP GOODS. Just received
w Shovels and longs at rs cents per pair; do at
s !. 90 do at s | so
Walters of beautiful Patterns
SPOONS at all prices Coffee Mills do
FRYING P,us-Dog Irons
Brass Candlcsticks at 50 cents a pair
Carpet Tacks-Patcnt Spring Balances
KNIVES and Forks al IS cents per set
Tea Kettles al 625 cents-SplttoOns at 375 and 62l
per pair
And for Christmas. Mince Pie Plates, and other
Goods too numerous to mention.
AisU Stoves Of all kind and prices Call and
look at them. DANIEL S. CHERRY
Dec II Under tho Old Dominion Office
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

TNKSl INKS!!-7OO bottles Of superior INK
j assorted colours. Back, Blue and Red, Of my
own manufacture. For ale by
HENRY BUFF,
| Oet24 Corner Of High and$MidJle cts
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-01-23

,ArILLIAM VOOOW ARD, Notary Pub
w lie ani Scriveuer, General Aren't Convex
and Collector, will attend III bus iness en-
trusted to MS care with prbnptness aud despatch
q } ice IN Wide Water Street, head of Roa-
n oke Square. JuIv
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
WHOLE NO. 1O2.

now the eau Of the worlds despising them.
Pass into any village or city in The land, and
tor the life Of you, You cannot tell hv the
walk and conversation" Of the inhabitants,
who are and who are not Christians. Are
the men Of the world lovers Of filthy lucre,
coyelousl so are Christians. Do the world
Iinrs dress in gny attire so do the Chris
tians. Do the children Of this world mako
merchandise OF menl so do the pro(essed
children Of the kingdom. Do the children of
darkness larry long at the wine cupl so do
the children of light. Are the men of the
world ambitious! 50 are professed Chris
tians. Do the uncouverted reach the goal Of
their ambition over the bodies Of the dead and
dying! so do Christians. Dc worldlinrs
Islander one another so do Christians. In
short, what sin is there committed hy the
world, that professed Christians do not COM
mitl
Brethren. is there not more of truth than
fiction in this ?-HqmiHo" (N. ~ Student.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
The Christian Church.

"One thing is manifest" says the Advo-
cate of Moral Reform, q" the Christian church
and her moral machinery, Notwithstanding
the much they possess that is holy and eX-
c%ellent, greatly need a purifying and recon-
s,ructing process" To this the editor of the
Columbia Fountain very well replies, "The
fault lies not in the Church. nor in her mo
raj machinery but in the taithlessness and
inconsistency of many who profess to be mem
bers of the Christian Church,
"The stream never rises higher than the
fountain" So long as those who profess to
be the ministers and ambassadors of our Lord
Jesus Christ refuse to preach "delivennco
to the captive" under the mistaken notion
that should they preach thus they would not
be "holding forth the word Of life" their
hearers will never have the least idea that de-
votlon to the cause of temperance, Of mora
reform, OF anli-slavery, and Of peace, are a
part Of the Christians duty; they will expect
to go TO heaven by the exercise Of a mere the
oretical faith, which is no more the faith o.
the gospel than is the faith or belief Of the
devils, who fear and tremhle.' The truth
Is, The Christian, the true believer, will be a;
anxious as Christ to heal the sick, the main
the halt and the blind, and thereby give proc
OF the true, living faith that moves him.
In the early days of the Christian Church
her members were prosecuted and d~espised
as they passed along the street the finger wa.
lifted In scorn at them by the unbeliever, an,
why was this The purity o: the Christian
doctrine and the purity Of his life, or. in othe
words, the purity Of his morals, were the ex
citing causos. The early Christians life
when contrasted with the heather around him
was so much purer that it lnsligated his ha
tired. is this so now The Christians o
the present day, it is true, meet with scorr
and contumely, but why! The inconslsten'
cy of their life with their professed belief is
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
From The Liberty Press.
Liberty League and its Nominees.

BRo. BAILEY Il have just returned from
Macedon Lock, in attendance Of the COnven-
ton called by Goodell, Jackson & Co., for
the nomination of their candidates for the
next Presidential campaign.
The Convention was very small for a na-
Honai one, as will be seen by the vote on
their candidates. The first two days We're
spent in reading an address of great length,
and the discussion of their principles.
The third day, at IL o'clock, they procee-
ded to ballot for a candidate for President,
inviting all the women present, that agreed
with them, to vote on the last ballot &c vo-
ted for Gerritt Smith 6 for ]. G. Birney ;
| for Lucretia Mott l for L.. Maria Childs /;
and | for another woman, name not retained,
making 70 votes. Mr.. Smith was then de-
clared unanimously nominated. They then
balloted for a candidate for Vice President,
which resulted In the nomination of Elihu
Burrltt. A few votes were cast for VIM.
Goodell and others.
During the whole Convention, they level
led their main, if not their whole artillery
against the Liberty party. They charge us
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

with leaving our old grounds, aud proving
recreant to our avowed principles. Their adj
dresses, resolutions and speeches, were filled
with thrusts at the Liberty party, Just be-
cause it would not adopt their peculiar no
tons.
Mr.. Goodell went so far as to say that the
leading men in the Liberty party were in Ia
vor Of never making another nomination, and
but for this move of theirs, the Liberty party
would die without making any farther eff
fort.
After they had made their nominations, we
urged them, as they had organized a new
party, to take a new name, to avoid confusion
and deception.
To this, there were strong objections with
some. They said, they were the 'true Liher-
ty party or the Liberty party proper.' They
claimed that zee were the dissenters, and not
Hey. But Mr.. Goodell commended that it was
important to assume a new name, as they
were a new party. He said that he felt I'M
willing to have it supposed anywhere, that
he sustained any relation 10 the Liberty par
ty, in its present position.
After arguing the question for some time,
pro and con, they passed a resolution, pretty
unanimously, to adopt ard be known by the
name of '1He Liberty League The League
adopted the Albany Patriot as its mouth
piece and organ.
Yours for the enslaved,
II. WHITCHER.
Rochester, June IL, 1917.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
The Playing Preacher.

Mr.. c. J. Adams, a Mormon preacher, re-
Gently gave notice to a crowd in the streets
Of Boston, that he was going to play an en-
gagement at the Providence theatre, and,
please God, he would return on Sunday in
season to preach the Gospel" This was no
Joke. The man performs at theatres during
the wetk, and breaches on the Sabbath-and
draws full houses both as an actor and a
pre- ,cher. Some of the editors pounce upon
him for his inconsistency, and many a cut
ting Joke has been uttered at his expense
and som at the expense Of tho %utterer, for he
h~orse-whipped an editor in the streets of Dos.
ton, a few days since, for having caricatured
him in his paper. It must be acknowledged
that there is a want of harmony between the
Ceilings of play-actor and preacher, but when
ministers turn soldiers, and pray and kill by
turns, and professors Of religion get up bon
fires and illuminate TO express their joy at the
massacre of a few thousand MeXledns, II Is
hardly worth the while 10 say much about
the minor Inconsistencies Of Elder
Hs may represent a tragedy on the boaTJ5 Of
a theatIe--more orthodox Christians eh4Ct
| one on the fields of Mexico. lie hogs an
editor-they tear women and chlIdfeh 70
nieces bv their Durlerous bombs. The pub
lie speak Of his strange freaks as eccenlne!-
| tias-anJ thgir murderons exploits as eXhlhi-
lions Of courage and PairIotism' But inc
theatrical performances of one are less In
consistent with the Christian profession, than
are the murders and murder-sanctions OF the
other. A playing priest ia less revolving to
our sense OF propriety, than a hghtlhg priest
and a professor of religion at the theatre
presents a less Incongruous spectacle than a
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
Hear Elder Kingsley.

We publish, below, a letter from that faith
full man Of God Elder w. Kingsley. We
know not where the dear brother is now, nor
whether he lives in practical faithfulness to
bis own testimony but, however this may
be, his testimony remains faithful and true,
and no less important no,c than it was two
years ago. Will our Baptist brethren hear
him -HGmiHon Siudent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

professor Of religion Illuminating his house,
or letting of a rocket, in honor Of the recent
American murders in Mexico.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

The Old Dominion.-Itis stated in a South
ern paper, that there are in Virginia 100000
white children of proper age, who attend no
school. Are these the nations young repub-
%licansl
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

Printed for The Publishing Commiitee ~
G.. N. HAPGOOD.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

OF TERMS $3.50 per annum, or Sl,75
(inrariaJIy required if not paid within six
months of THE time Of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENT making less than a square
inserted three times for IS cents:-one
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

OF Ill remniances 10 be Hn1de, and all btiers
relating 10 The peeuni1ry affairs @ The paper,
10 be addressed (post paid 10 The General
.7geni. Communications intended for inser-
ton 10 be addressed to Tie Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
BENJAMIN S. JONES, Er,rons.
j. ELIZABETH JONES,

PUBLISHING COMMITTEE Samuel Brooke,
James Barnaby, Jr., David l.. Galbreath,
Lot Holmes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

OF The occasion of Folks recent visit to
Boston, was embraced by the Massachusetts
Anti-Slavery Society as a fitting opportunity
to urge upon him the duty of emancipatinG
his slaves, which was accordingly done, as
will appear by the following letter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

JAMES BARNABY, Jr., General .qgenf.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
DAVID W. FARRA.


Il nington, and the public generally, that he has
been appointed Agent for the State of Delaware
for Collons' Patent Lock Pocket which can
neither be picked nor cut The opening contain.
ing two Locks and the pocket lining made oil
wire, and that he will always have them on hand
or those who may desire them. They are SO con
struced as to render them removable. Apockei
costing but one dollar, will last as long as the
clay tenement that may wear it, even if it be the
term OF three score and ten years The subscrib
er would also give notice that he hasla in fresh
supply Of goods, aud consequently is enabled &c
fulfil satisfactorily any order that may be giver
him, on as reas enable terms as can be found else
ssh..e. L. & p-ArrI.rl- oss, hf-.kvt strv~t be
tween 9th and 9TH streets.
t,h
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
New Grocery. Flour s Provisi on
CTnDE


South Easi corner Of TYaipui s. I'd SIS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
fSa THE subscribers having associated
NJ themselves together under the firm OF All
Nshliamond 4 Starr, would take this method o
informing their friends and the public generally
that they intend keeping constantly on hand, o
well selected assortment of groceries, teas, sugars
coffee spices, oils fish, flour, &c. &c. and will sell
them cheap for cash. Also, an assortment o.
earthen and queensware, which we will sell cheap
CHARLES NJ. ALMOND.
JOHN STARR
a. B. Country produce taken in exchange fol
goods.
or Recollect the South East corner of cd ant
Walnut sts. Jan. /.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

A FFLIcTED READl!---DR. KINKELIN,
PHYSICIAN, continues TO be con-
suited confoentially at his MEDICAL HOUSE,
N. w. conner THIRD and UNION SITS, between
spruce and Pine, established since the year 1885,
tor the treatment and perfect removal Of all Skin
Diseases, and all Secret disorders, which to man
age successfully, 1t is so important to obtain the
services OF an experienced practitioner.
DIR klNKELlN, from regular medical edu.
cation in Germany, with the advantage OF having
seen every form OF these maladies treated in the
most renowned Neneral Hospital OF Europe, and
rom an extensive practice ofeleven years in this
city alone, is enabled to offer to both sexes sale
sure speedy and permanent cure for the worst ca.
of them any OF the effects resulting from the
use OF mercury or maipractices Of inexperienced
hands.
Persons suffering under constitutional affections
weakness, structures $50 often misunderstood con
equently mismanaged,) indiscreet or destructiy,
practices Of YOUTHS, the effects of which ARE ru
nous 10 both mind and body, and when not con
,eracied III time, carries thousands OF otherwise
promlsi ne young men TO an untimely grave al
all who from disgust or disappointment have aban
Toned all hopes OF cure, strongly urged TO aI
J ply either personally or by written communica
non (postpaid) to DIR. KINKEIlN, whose trca
Use on the foregoing subjects can be forwards
10 any place gratis.
HUNDREDS OF AFFLICTED in and out G
Philadelphia, residing in the NORTH, SOUTH
EAST and WEST, many OF whom abored tel
fifteen and twenty years, under the most vic
lent and inveteraie forms Of syphilitic affection
liter having been pronounced incurable by tn
most eminent OF the profession, can bear TESTING
lay that Dr.. X. has rescued them from the scrpen
like grasp and yenomous poison Of this most aw
ul OF hydraheaded disease.
! TO COUNTRY lNYALIDS-Persons living /
the country, and finding it announcement to max
personal application, can by stating their ease G,
plicitly, together with all their symptoms (pt
Ietter, postpaid,) have forwarded to them a che
containing DR.. X 5 medicines appropriated accor
TEnss moderate, and according to the natui
and severity of-the case.
SKrgRArE Rooas for consultation
i,i Iliir ON S 4. Nj. to 10 PM.
% i0--iv
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

w. 30 FahhIl Oh
WILLIAM CAMPBELL respectfully informs
w his friends and the public generally that he
has on hand an excellent and extensive assortment
OF nEADr-MADE cLoruINs, consisting in part oil
DnEss CoArs, FRocK CoArs, SACK CoArs, BASo-
Urs, PANTS, VRsrs, STOCKS, CRAyArs, Bosoas,
CoLLAns, suiRTs, DnAwEns, SUBSCRIBERS, HAND
KERcHItFs &c.
All ofwhch he offers to sell at the very lowest
market prices
W. {. has recently received great variety OF
BROAD CLOTHS Plain and fancy Cassimers
and 1'splendd assortment of fancy vestings, which
he will make up in a manner and at prices that
cannot fail giving entire satisfaction.
He takes this occasion to return his sincere
thanks 10 his friends for the liberal patronage here
toore bestowed upon him, and asures them that nc
exertions will be spared upon his part to merit Q
continuance OF the same.
Don forget the Number olr 2s Market stu
oct
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05

LocksmHhIng, Cutlery, &c.
A BIIAH s. JACKSON respectfully Informs the citizens
Of Wilmington and vicinity that he still continues AT
the stand formerly occupied by his alhcr Levi Jackson
cnrner Juss and Front opposite the Black Horse
Hotel vhera be has united with his present business thai
Of
LocIIsmiihing s. Cutlery.
All descriptions n repairing done at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
feb Eft
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
IEOver's First Premium Ink.
M 81 NnrLh L hird SLrecL phiLnlIeInhin-

THE celebrity OF the pks manufactured by the subscr
her, and the extensive sales consequent upon The high
reputation which they have ntainei not only throughout
the United Suites but in the West Indies and in China, has
induced him 10 make every Necessary arrangement sup
the vast demand upon his establishment. lie is now
prepared with every variety Of Bnck blue and Red Inks,
Copying Ink ndehle Ink, and Ink Powder, all prepared
under his own personal superintendent that purcha-
sers may delend upon lis superior qualify.
HOYER'S ADAAiANrINE CEMENT, superior erti-
Gle for mending Glass China, Cabinet Ware. &c useful
every Iorsekeeper beng white liquid, easily applied
and moi affected by Ordinary heat-warlanied
IL Pamphlets, containing the nuwauus testimonials Of
nen and others will he furnished 10 purchasers
For Sale nj the Mandatory, Wholesale and Retail No
s. North Third Street, opposite Cherry Street. philade
phia, ly JOSEPH 4. HOVER Manufacturer.
inn 21-1v
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
SPRINGER s FARRA,

Second ST., a tslU doors West Of Market 81.
GiuorEssoRs to Thomas II. Robinson, respec tful-
- J., informs their friends and the public gene
rally that they have on hands an excellent assori-
ment OF ready made clothing, consisting OF Coats,
Pants Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Bosoms and collars
suspenders and Handkerchieis, Sior ks and cravats
all OF which they will offer to sell at the very low.
est market prices.
S & +. have recently received an assortment oil
cloths, cassimers and Vestings, which they will
make up to order in a manner that cannot fail tc
give entire satisfaction.
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
move DAVID W FARRA
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
THoMPSoNIAN AND BOTANIC MEDI-
CINE DEPOT.
Corner ef Fourth and King sfs

WILMINGTON, DEL.
TUST received full and fresh supply OF pure
% Thompsonian and Botanic Medicine, which
will be sold wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices My medicine for the cure of consumption
dyspepsia, gravel, dysentary, fever and ague and
bilious diseases have not been surpassed by any
medicine, and will cure in a reasonable time
without the aid Of animal, mineral, or vegetable
poison. No charge for office advice.
Thompson's. Atadsons, Beaches, Towards
Worthys, Smiths, Crawfsrds Botanical Medical
Works for sale Also old system Homapathic and
large and extensive assortment Of the most pure
and unadultered Botanic and Thompsonian NIcdi
cine kept constantly on hand, and tor sale at tho
lowest prices, wholesale and retail by
sep IS DIR j. sINiMS.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
HAMILTON NOEsLIT'S
Cabinet, Chair ana sofa Ware
rooms

IN Market street ADORE SM.
THE Undersigned respectfully returns his sincere thanks
TO his friends and the public IN general for the liberal
patronage they have extended to him heretofore
He would also ininm them thai he continues manu-
iaciure a the old established stand in Market above
shi of the best Materials and the fashionable and
approved designs and patterns and Of superior workman
ship all articles IN his line Of business ranssiing in part
Solos Dvans utomans, Lnunger Sofa, Pier, Card and
Dining tables, pehesils, Scroll and inclnsed Wassands
Dressing aud plain Bureaus Rncling and Arm Chairs
French and half french paror Chairs vi various designs
und patterns and every other article In his line business
II also ilners himself that his long experience
and complete knowledge of the business give full sais-
iact on and on the most liberal all who may ia
vonr him with their patronage. HAMILTON NuBIiT.
~ B Collins made and funerals attended to hereto
lore WIN strict attention md at the shortest notice
Wilmington, Feb ~ lsi0-ly IT, N.
Blue hens chicken & Delaware Democratic Whig. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1845-1848, 1847-03-05
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
WILLIAM RUTLEEk

ID especially Informs the citizens Of VIII
III, mington and vicinity, that he has constantly
on hand large assortment Of ready made CLIO
THING, made up in the best manner and most
fashionable Hyk, whibh he wiH sell twenty hive
per cent lorer than any other establishment in the
city. Those in want of good and cheap clothing
had better give him a call in King st. ard door
Second Street, opposite Siacam 9-VaHe,s Store.
The tolloring are his prices. Saitnet Pants 81 so
Vests 81, Tweed Goats $3.50 10 50 & sl2. Goats
made and trimmed So So
.na & loL