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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

LATE FROM MExlco.-By an arrival at
New Orleans on the I'd instant, from Vera
Cruz, we learn that another contest had
taken place between the Government forces
under Gen. Bustamen,e and the insurgents,
commanded by Paroles, in which the latter
were defeated
Bustamen,e's forces had entered Guanajua-
to, and i. was considered that the opposition
to the existing government of Mexico had
been efectualy put down.
The Guerilla Chief, Jarauta, it affords US
much qualification to learn, was taken pris-
oner, and was Immediately executed, fate
he richly deserved. He who to others show
ed no mercy, could no: have expected it at
the hands of others.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

Mr.. WEBsTER.-The last New York
Commercial Advertiser, says 1--WE have
taken measures to know the exact truth in
the matter, and we are authorized to say tina,
in no particular, throughout the coming
canvanss, will Mr.. WEBSTER be found want
ing TO the Wing party or to the expression
of its will, put forth at Philadelphia in the
month of June'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

AMERICAN FARMER.-We have received
the August number of, the american Farmer,
published in Baltimore city by Mr.. Samuel
Sands. From cursory glance at its pages
and table Of contents, we readily endorse the
high character of the work as an invaluable
auxiliary to the agricul,urist. lis pages a.
bound with seasonable matter of highly
useful and interesting na,ure-agricul,u raj,
Horticultural and foricultural.-Er Paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

F. P. BLAIR, Esq.-This gentleman has
letter in the N. Y. Evening Post, in which
he expresses sympathy with the Van Buren,
movement, but will support the nomination
of Cass and Butler. THIS statement, it will
be seen, contradicts the one we copied into
to our paper last week, which said Mr.. Blair
would support Mr.. Van Buren,.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

We direct the attention of the travelling
public to the advertisement of Messrs.
MULLER & BEARDsLY, the proprietors OF
the new line of Stages from Washington to
Leonardtown. Having recently travelled
in one Of the new coaches placed upon this
road by these gentlemen, we can recon-
mend to all who may wish quick and plea
SAINT conveyance, to patronize them. A more
accommodating driver then Mr.. Beardsly.
who is upon the road, cannot be found any
where.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

MARYLAND ELECTIoNs-In the counties
Of Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles, Prince
Georges, Montgomery, Somerset and Caro-
line, in Maryland, State Senators are to be
elected next October These are the only
State officers to be chosen this fall. She
riffs are to be chosen in each of the counties
and in Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10
NOTICE..
NUlICEs
MEETING will be

\ DEMOCRATIC MEETING will be
"a held at Mr. JAMES A. MEADLEY's, on
TUESDAY the 18Th inst. Punctual atten-
dance is requested at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, as it
is expected there will be several gentlemen
present, from distance, to address the COM
psuy. By order Of
au 10. MANY VOTERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

Having received summons to attend the
St. Mary's County Court as a witness, we
shall be compelled to omi, the publication
of our paper next week
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINGToN.-The
Hudson Bay Company, i, is stated in des-
patches from Washington to the eastern pa
pers, have made proposals to our govern
ment to sell out all their possessions. The
proposition was discussed on Friday in Sc
cret session Of the Senate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Photographed for the Baltimore Sur

Photographed for the Baltimore SUM
RALEIGH, August 5, ls4s
enclose you summary of the returns
as far as received for Governor, compared
with the gubernatorial election of 1914,
when Graham. Wing. was elected by ma
jorily of 1888, which was more strictly
party contest than that of 1916:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10
PORT TOBACCO. MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, ls4s.

I=WM. THOMSON, Baltimore. and E. w.
CARR, Philadelphia, are authorized to procure and
forward advertisements intended for insertion in
this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

Francisco de Arrangois, special commits
sioner from the Mexican government passed
through Mobile on the 25lh ult, on his way
10 Washington. The particular object OF
his mission was not learned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

The Senate passed the General Appropria-
ton Bill on Saturday night, after session
of twelve hours, with various amendments.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

THE COURT OF INQUIRY, we suppose, is
happily a. an end. The day to which it adj
journed, ( lst AugusD is passed, and, hear
ring nothing of it, the conclusion Is that
the only remaining charges (Gen. SCOTS
against Gen. w orth) are in effect Withdrawn,
and the Court discharged from ther consi-
deraton. This the Washington Union So
melime since inlimated would be the case.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

In Granville county there is a Democra-
tic gain of 100 for Governor, and a consider
able gain in Weirwell county.
Legislature-The following sums up the
returns for the Legislature
Democratic gains-l in Franklin, 2 in
N Northampton.
Wing gains-1 in Granville, in Halifax
In Cumberland county, Murchison, an in
dependent Democrat. is elected TO the Le-
gisature over Mr.. Cameron, the regular
Democrat. No Wing candidate in the field
RALEIGH, Aug. 6-5 P. M.
In the counties of Wake, Wayne, John
son. Lenoir, Martin, Moore. Nash, Sampson,
Cumberland, Franklin and Green, Colonel
Reid runs $50 votes ahead of Hoke's majo-
rily over Graham.
In Orange county there was tie between
WaddeIl and Berry for the legislature, but
Waddell was chosen by The sheriff: The
result in the county is the election of three
Democrats and one Wing to the commons.
For Governor there is supposed to be gain
fer Colonel Reid.
In Montgomery county the vote for Sc
nator stands: Worth, (W.,) 2S9; Shaw, d.
2S9; Hancock, 63-Worlh is elected by the
Wing vote Of Montgomery county. For the
Commons, Persons, d. SIG; Mcdonald,
(W.,) 4S3; Persons certainly elected with
the vote in Northampton.
In Sampson county, the Democrats sue
coed for the leg islature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

The Wings Of Anne Arundel county have
nominated as their candidate for State Sena-
tor CHARLES R. STEWART; and the Demo
Gratis EDWARD HAMMOND.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

NAVAL SCHOOL EXAMINATION learn
from the Annapolis Free Press that the ex-
animation of the Naval School was to close
on Saturday 1t is highly creditable to the
institution, that out of the large number OF
eighty-one who offered for examination. Blu,
five or six midshiptnen will find it necessary
to continue another term.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-On Saturday
evening, as the train of cars from Washing
ton was proceeding towards this city, me-
lancholy occurrence took place, which re-
suited in the death of man named Richard
Barry, of Laurel. When the train arrived
at the short curve within a quarter of a
mile olthe Annapolis junction, the deceased
was discovered lying diagonaIIy accros the
track, with his head resting on one of the
rails, and notwithstanding the engineer i'm
medately reserved the engine, and did all
within his power to prevent the train from
advancing, the cars passed over him, man.
Cling his body in the most dreadful manner.
1t appears tina. about fifteen minutes previous
the deceased started from the junction, in
the direction Of the curve, in state of in
ioxicaton, and was warned of his danger.
which he either did not comprehend or
wholly disregarded.-Sum.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

GIVE THE DEVIL HIS DUE.-Certainlv
but it is better 10 have no dealings with
the devil, and then there will be nothing
due him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

ELEcTIcNs.-In Kentucky, Missouri, il
Iinois, Indiana and Iowa, the election took
place on the 9Th inst. Ia all these States le-
gislatures are to be chosen; in the frs,
four, governors; and in Illinois, Missouri
and Iowa, members of Congress. In the
present delegations from these three States,
comprising fourteen members, there is only
one Wing.
Upon the political complexion Of the le-
gislatures now to be chosen. depends the
political character Of U. S. Senators to be
chosen in Kentucky, vice John J. Critten-
den, Wing; North Carolina, vice Geo. E
Badger, do; Indiana, vice E. A. flanagan,
Democrat Missouri, vice David r. Atchi-
son, do; Illinois, vice Sidney Breese, do
and Iowa, both-there being two vacancies
EXPOSURE OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
Accounts received at Philadelphia from
Cienfuegos to July l6, reiterate the report
tina. our Government handed to the Spanish
Minister at Washington, petition present
ed and signed by the natives of the Island
begging for annexation to the United States
In consequence thereofnumbers were thrown
into prison and tried by Court Martial for
conspiring against the Government.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-10

THE ABDUCTION SLAVE CASES. In
Washington the jury in the case of the u.
mited States VS.. Daniel Drayton, after being
locked up all Thursday night, came into the
court room Yesterday (Friday) afternoon a
bout three O'Clock with verdict of guiltu
on the indictment charging him with steal
ing slaves, the property of Andrew Hoover.
The prisoner was then put upon his trial on
another indictment charging him with steal
ing slaves the property of w. H. Upper
man. The Court adjourned a. four o'clock
while this trial was in progress.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his PLANTATION Tor SALE lying
on the waters Of Big ynchcs Creek i'll Lancaster District,
Immediately the public road leading from Monroe 'unn
raI leading from Lancaster Court llous 10 ChsserIs!d
Cour, lIo,ls, The .s.,d aos Robert !lagger John Ia"
bcrtsou urah Fu:IIcrburk and Mary Knight ana coi;lS
,yn y. and six hundred Acres, is situated in pleas
ami and healthy portion Of the country ana immediately IN
the Gold Rgion-say, miles lrom urlah fudcr'urk
mine and about four miles from BE ks mine The s"ll Is
uuie productive to all kinds of grain. and considerable
nrr Of the tract is bottom land, we'll atapcI to the cv
lion of Coum The opened Land is in liI: state .; cult;
valiol and abols with springs q" excellent water, ana
r s,lr,b. .iz. runs through the land, along which Is
sume excellent bottom Land, now in cultivation:
On tie premises good Dwelling House. Kitchen ana
Smoke Houses together with many other roiycilriI hl'n
cr and House 81 by Is feet Cotton Gin, House alid
Screw, &c. DC.
ANY pcrsun wishing bargain, call on the snlmcr6Sr
J. FUNDERBURk
Ma
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ARRIVAL OF. THE RIBERNIA.
OPINION. of A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

-. !. E7i}f;7 EXETER, Me- Sept. 81, ls45
This certi6es that have recommended tho uso
Of Istars Basam Of Wild Cherry for diseases Of tho
Lungs, for two years past, and many bottles TO my
knowledge have been used by my patients all with
beneficial results In 1.-TWO where 1t was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place. the Wild
Cherry effected a cure. E. BOYDEN,
A9a1t Physician at Exeter Corner.
NO QUAKERY. NO DECEP rION!
All published statements Of cures performed by this
medicine are in every respect. TRUE
BEWARE OF .CoUNTERFElTS AND lMlFA-
F9rs rIONS.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF Dr.
Ws,as Balsa of Wild Cherry in nil the dlsc scs for
which it is recommended. curing many cases utter the
skrlt ofthe best physicians was unvang has effected
large and increasing demand for it, This fact has
caused many unprincp!ed c"u",cric,eFs ami l'nta-
tors 10 palm of spurious mixtures OF similar name aud
appearance, for the genuine BL!s,m.
- Be careful and ga. the genuine DIR. WlSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. A'dfes' all or
ters 10 SETH w. FOWLE. D ,s;on, Mss.
Nome genuine, unless signed /. BUrrs on the wrapper
Sold in Camden by J. X. McKain; at wholesale BY P
NJ. e hen & Co, Charleston, and by Druggists gen.
orally in Sorlh Carolina.
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List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Camden
So. ca The ls April l5l3, which if not called for be-
fore will be sent to the Dead Letter Office the lst July next
A-Arlctlye Elizabeth Allen Joseph, Abbott Marsarctt
(2) Addison Sarah.
B-Barwick J. W. Black DR., Chs H.. Bailey Charles,
Board JOS. S, Boykn Stephen, BisN Elizabeth, Blrwick
f. W.. Brown George, Britt Amos, Brown John Burgess
is.
C-Chrisimas VIM. tD Campbell Sarah J., Cunning
ham Joseph ~ Chisholm 4. 6 Co., Caldwell L. W., Cul
10 d. W. Campbell Dury J.
D-Dye VIM T., ~ Dickinson James, Dean Mary, Damn
Wln Dulin \. r., DyeC L., Dunlap Alex'r, Dekab Ba-
rOn-any descendant of.
E-Etlwarls Bcv. VIM.
Ford Mary Fisher r. H., Agent Salula Manuactu-
ring Co.. Fraser Rev. h. l.
ti--Giisicn Mr.. Golf Gates.
I--liamilton w. b, Hogan Harriet, Hollis Thcna,
Hughes David E. Henson Thos., Harrison Jas. Hunter
WIN f. Hubbard Joln Harrison John, Hunter Mary A.
J--Joncs Captain b., June Dr. d. X
K-kelly John, Kennedy Julia F., Kirkland Sam' Kirk
land John, Kirkland William.
I-iawrcncc Edward.
M-Mckay Adam. Mchaffy Tyre. Mcdaniel Narg t. H.,
Mc.a Senorl Martin John H. Moore Presley, Milling Ma
tilIa, McKark H., Myers Edith Mansell K. j.. Morris
VIM j. MaNaughcn W. D., AIckan WIN. g. john. Nc
Daniel Elizabeth. Mccoy Benjamin.
N-Nrlson 5. W., Nelson William.
O-Olca1l Morris Owens Archy,
P-Perrv s. A. Peixotta D. c., Peay A. f., Peay John +.
R-Ro,on Martha Robinson John, ~ Rochelle Cynthia,
Rush Saml V, Rcvill 4. J.. Robson W. +.
S-Surgcss 4. b., Southern John r, Singer Wesley
Sessions Chs Starkc DR.. j. d. Sizcr H., ~ Starkc Ihom-
as Stevenson VIM, s;ulomans :. s.
T-1urnage Isaac, Taylor Caroline, Thorn Henry,
W-Wilkinson Sangry, Wilkinson Simon, ~ Wheat
John. Wrirh, John W., (Ij Ward W., Whitaker L. H., ~
West Jas r., Williams Laura, Wessingc;J
" Young Henry B., Young VIM. r., Young John
they are Advertised. JOHN y. GAMEWELL, Z. NJ
turi lsi. 1913
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Head Quarters.

LocHARTs SHOALS, 9th March, 1918.
ORDER No.
The following Regiments will parade for Re-
view and Drill, at times and places herein stated,
VIZ:
The Goth and 4l'h Regiments Of Infantry at
Sumerville, on Tuesday, the ID day of May next,
The Upper Battalion of the 3lst Regiment Of
Infantry, at kingstree, on Friday, the 9th of May.
The Lever Battalion Il: Georgetown Oh Tues
day, the 9ih of May.
The 33d Regiment Of Infaary, at Conwayboro,
on Saturday the l3h of May,
The 32d Regiment of Infantry at or near Mari
on Court House, on Tuesday, the 10Th of May.
TheI30h Regiment of Infantry, at BcnncnttsVi!le
on Thursday, the 18th MAJ.
The 29th Regiment OF Infantry at or near D"r-
linrlon Court House, on Saturday, the 10Th Of
May,
'ihe 2sh Regiment q Infantry at or near Ches-
tcrfcld Court House, Oh Tuesday, the 9th of
May.
The 2lst Regiment of Infantry al Lancastervllc
on Saturday, the 9th of,ihY.
The 22d Regiment OF Infantry at Camden, on
Tuesday, the Both of May.
The Cavalry will parade By companies, squad
rons. or regi. entS OF the 4lh Division, as the Ma.
jor Gcnclal may direct, and be prepared for nspec-
ton.
The line will be formed and ready for review at
II o'clock NJ.
The Commissioned and Mont Commissioned or
ficcrs will assemble the day previous, on their re-
spective parade grounds, for Grill and instruction.
The Major General will with his staff, attend
the r'views.
The Brigadier Generals are charged with the
extension Of this order to their respective COM
mands, and will, with their Staff, attend the Re.
views in their Brigades BY order of the COM
mander-in-chief JAMES w. CAN lEi'
Adutant and Inspector General.
ApriI L.
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CEEVELAED'S
Indian Southern Vegetable DeObStruent

Tie plants from which this Medicine is conf
pounded have been known to and used by the Alb
orrnes of the Southern States long before the
first settlement of the country. The first settlers
acquired from the Indians in their immediate rIcIn-
ity knowledge Of their very extraordinary med-
cIna prnpert cs and made use of them, separate or
compounded with others combined. The recipe
from which this medicine is compounded has been
used by respectable family for more than fifty
years with great success, in treating all diseases OF
the Skin and impurities Ut the Blood.
It is composed OF four plants indigenous to the
vicinity Of CT arlcston S. G. The plants have been
gathered with great care by on experienced Botan-
is: and The medicine is now prepared in scientific
mlnner, and by new chemical process OF extrac-
ting the medicinal virtues OF plants. Most medl-
cires of this class are administered indiscrimInae-
" without regard to disease, restriction III food,
Diet or eye else and arc mixed up aud dis
Tn their active prncii les are rendered entirely
inert or are destroyed. Not SO THIS edicine. Ii
contains the curative virtues Of the four plants
without Disgusting their natural taste
| would now inform those who desire to use this
medicine that it woa!d be entirely useless TO DO
So without strictly adhering 10 the directions.
1t is not pretended that this medicine shall cure
all diseaes that humanity is heir tc, but few of
the mos, distressing ones, it will be found, will
Weld like magc 10 its restorative energies.
know that the id IA of new medicine to come into
competition with the many preparations OF Sarsa-
parilla aud othrr Alternative medicines, may SEEN
to many presumptuous. or te say the eas! absurd;
The proprietor places it be:o:c the public to stand
or fall upon is own merits.
The list of diseases for which 1t is rocolnmcnd-
cd and which it is sincerely br!!cvcl will cure, are
as follows: Scrofua and its consequent diseases,
viz: primary, secondary, tertiary and consecutive
Vencrial Diseases; enlargement Of the Joints,
Glands, and L'gamctS; Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all Erup'Ioas OF the Skin AMI diseases arising
fro IL an impure state Of the Blood.
Prepare only by J. y. CLEVELAND, and for sale
as above.
N.B.-Medi, ines may be ubtai"cd at amy hour
of the night by knocking at the side door.
April D, IL II
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Anil II.
SHerif,S SGICS.

By virtue OF sundry Wrs to me directed, will
sell before the Court House in Camden OIL thr st
day in May next, between the legal hours of sale'
tie following property to wit:
Lo. in the town of Camden, No. 1886, with
all the improvements thereon, fronting west on
Broad street sxty-sx feet, bounded by said street
and running back eastward 100 feet deep. levied
at the suit of B. Gass, late Sheriff To be sold at
the risk OF the former purchaser.
U'Terms Cash, purchaser 10 pay for one .neces-
sary papers. Il. J. WARREN, 5. X. ID.
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To the Voters of Lancaster District.
lSWe are authorized to announce l.. b.
McATEER as Candidate for Tax Collector
for Lancaster District, at the next election for
that Office. And Let no voter doubt the result;
but stand up for him like David did for Israel
against Golah, the champion Of the PhiIislines.
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NEW STORE.

The subscriber would inform the public that he
has taken the Brick Store formerly occupied by
Capt Neugy, few doors below the corners of
Broad and DeKalb streets, where he has opened a
stock of GROCERIES, snch as Sugar, Coffee,
Salt, Moiasses. Mackarel, Rice, Powder, Shot &c.
Also, Porter, Ale, Crackers, Confectionery, Tobac-
co, Segars, sc. &c. Having purchased his Goods
for cash. he is enabled to offer bargains to purcha-
sers, who are respectfully inytedto give him call
A. Z. ALLEN.
April ii 81
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Head Quarters 22d Regiment,

Head Quarters 22d Regiment,
MARCH. 80 lS4S.
An election for Major Of the Upper Battalion
22d Regiment s. c. NJ. will be held OH Tuesday,
the 5ih day OF May next to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Lieut.. Col. DIXON.
BY order Of Col. TAYLOR,
A. BASklN, Adjutant.
April L., ID #
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DER. T.. A. ROSE,

Who successfully cured several cases Of Dyspep-
sie, while in Camden in 1880, respectfully informs
those afflicted with that dread disease, that desiring
to pass through in the coarse of the present month";
he would make stay of few days If required.
He takes this liberty to refer to Mr, A. BURR who
is well convcrssnt with his system and mode Of
treatment.
April II. 10
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Attention.

The subscriber begs leave 10 announce to his
friends and customers that he $, at this particular
crisis, in great need of money to eLable him to meet
his engagements, and would feel greatly indebted
to those who are now indebted TO him, if they
would call within the next len days, and settle up
their old scores.
JAMES R. MckAlN.
hDr IL. Is tt
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NEW SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS

The subscribers have received and opened a
general assortment of CRY GOODS, suitable for
Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, viz:
Berages, Tissue Silks, Organdi Muslins
Jaconet Muslins, Lawns, Glnghams
English and American Prints
Drab DEle, Cashmeres. Linens
French Summer Cloth, Drills, Vcstings' &c.
With many articles for children
Ready made Goats and Vests
Fine Drab, Panama and Pamleaf Hats, &c. &c
To which the attention of their customers is inv-
ted, as they will be sold low. -
A. NJ. g. r. KENNEDY.
April II. 10