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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13
For the Voice Of Freedom.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS AND THE LIBERTY
PARTY"

At Convention Of the Liberty Party" held &
few weeks since, in the district lately represented
by Mr.. Adams, they passed the following rcsolu-
ton:
Resolrcd Thatint tie death of John Quincy Adams
the Slave has lost a friend, our District faithful
Representative, our country an able statesman. ana
the world one of the greatest lights that ever ,honc'
In life honorcd ut home and respected abroad. III
death mOurned and amented by all. Ills memory
will long survive the race Of yrants and the chains
Of slaves
Such, in the opinion Of the Liberty Party, was
John Quincy Adams while living; whose "memory
will long survive the race of yrants and the chains
Of slaves" This is the man who was nominated
and elected by the united vote of the wing party in
his District, nine times i'll succession, making ei8h-
teen years service if he had survived his present
term And this is the man whose election this same
Liberty Party labored most strenuously to defeat.
At his last election they cast JS7 votes against this
"liend of the save"-this faithful Representative"
this cable statesman" " One of the greatest
lights that ever shone" Who in life, was "honored
at home, Except by this Liberty Party and rcspcc-
ted abroad" "Whose memory will long survive
the race of tyrants and the chains of slaves Most
truly does the editor of the Daily Free Press, Dur
lington) in commenting upon the above resolution,
declare that if the Liberty Party had been success
full in their efforts to defeat Mr., Adams, the slave
would have "lost frond' on the floor Of Congress
much earlier than he did.
In q review of the public life Of Mr.. Adams, which
,, Loat;l, ,,rono rnd Tnr the Voice of Freedom inn
mediatcly after the announcement of his lamented
death, we committed an error in stating tho votes
given in his District at his last election to Congress-
which was occasioncd by taking the returns which
were given Immediately after the election, land not
quito complete in which the Liberty and Scat
tcrng" were placed in the same column We have
since obtained the official vote, by which it appears
that MIR. Adams received G2l5. Wright, democrat,
3OO7. Howe, liberty party, 9S7. Scattering, 20G.-
Majority for Mr. Adams at his last election to Con-
qress, over all opposition, two thousand and fifteen
1t will be seen by comparing this vote Of the
Liberty Party with their former votes against Mr.
Adams, that they were out in their full strength OH
this their last effort, to defeat this "tricnd of the
save" ono of the greatest lights that ever shone,"
&C. &c. Here, them we have the professions oil TINS
party embodied in the above resolution and their
acts, as shown by their votes. 1t is difficult from
our limited readings, to present case oil parallel
consistency with this The only ono that occurs to
our recollection, approximang to this, was that OF
Mario Van Burcr, rccp'ag over The dead body oI
ne Wit Clin'onI ~
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

License RETuRNs.-As appears from the 81 Al
bans Messenger, the returns from Enosburg wc7p
transposed by the Vt. Temperance Herald which
gave the real majority the wrong way. The Official
vote as declared by tho Secretary of State stood IL
majority, as copied in most Of the papers Of tho
State. although the Free Press, from which we COP
led, had the majority II. Tho true returns from
Enosbur.h were, DO for licences and l43 against
The Vermont Chronicle vs." II NO reverse these
figures and say 40 No License and l43 License, tho
vote Of the county would foot according to tho eff.
cial returns" As the Chronicle has it. there would,
in fact, be so majority against license. If the Soc
rotary Of State has legal right to correct errors Ia
figures, the high anticpations Of some men will Ia
frustrated. We shall soon learn tie facts n shs
casc.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

that of the people inhabiting them, require
that stable, responsible, and free govern
ment under our authority should, as soon as
possible, be established over them. Should
Congress. therefore, determine to hold these
provinces permanently, and that they shall
hereafter be considered as constituent parts
of our country, the early establishment Of
territorial governments over them will be
important for the more perfect protection Of
persons and property and recommend that
such territorial governments be established
"Had the Mexican Government acceded
to the equitable and liberal terms proposed
last April" ccssion of about one half OF her
republic would have satisfied the President a;
but her rejection Of our terms, and the large
expenditures of blood and treasure, occasion
ed by the renewal of hostilities, must" he
SAYS, y" influence the terms of peace which it
may be deemed proper hereafter to accept"
How much he intends hereafter to claim, he
has not condescended to inform US. New
Mexico and the CALIFORNIA; he says, are in
our possession, and ought never to be surren'
dered TO Mexico.
The other Mexican provinces, in our pos
session, are to be held as a means Of coerclng
MEXICO TO dCCCuC W Jul tClilAo VI P~''N|'
Well, sir, what are our terms Of peace ?
What does the President desire to coerce
Mexico to do? Why, sir, to sell us fifteen
or twenty millions of dollars worth of her
Territory. This is the plain English OF the
whole matter, and, in my judgment, 1t is a
proceeding dishonorable to the country, and
| will wash my hands of all participation in
it. If we must take Mexican territory TO pay
the claims of our citizens upon that Govern
ment let us be content with a cession suffi-
cient for that purpose. Mexico is under no
obligation to sell us her territory, and the war
ought not to be continued for a single hour
to compel her to do it. But this measure has
been recommended by the administration,
and the honorable Senator from Arkansas,
(Mr. SEvIER,) says, that is sufficient for
him. 1t is not sufficient for me. l must act
on my own responsibility, and not on the re-
sponsibility of the Executive. | must be sat
isfed that the measure is necessary to vndi-
cate tho riphts and sustain the honor Of the
country, before ! can support it
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

At the annual election in Connecticut on shs ID
inst the wings elected nil their State officers, and
both branches of legislature by unusually larss
maioyi;ies. This election was the more important,
as upon the legislature us elected will loYolvo tho
choice oftSo United StntOs Senators. The one for
six years, in the place of Miles, democrat, who voted
for that bill Of abominatione," tho annexation Ct
Texas. The other, for four ycars, in the place Of
Judge Huntington deceased Of course two whiE
senator's will be. chosen.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

POSTAGE REFoRNA meeting q the friends Ct
q still farther reduction Of postage wss held Ia Boa
ton few days since, and passed Resolutions In ~
vor Of pe:tionng Congress to reduce the postage on
Letters to two cents, for any distance, and the post
age on Newspapers to one cent for any distance
We rather apprchcnd that should the large City
papers be carried to all psrtI Of tho country at ths
same price small country paper is carried SIX
milos, it will exert influence worry detrimental to
country publishers We therefore hope, rs coma
teracting proposition, the people in different. towns
and villages will unanimously sign and forward Pc
tiIions, asking that papers may be sont from pub
fishing Offices thirty TO forty miles free Of postage, or
with but half the present sum charged.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

ELECTION TO CoxoREss IN TIE stb, (Mr ADAMS
DiSTRIcT.-The Hon. Horace Mann, the whi8 can
didatc, was elected to Congress on Monday of last
week, as the successor of John Quincy Adams, by
majority Of more than thirteen hundred over sll
opposition.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13
EDlxbuRen QUARTERLY PHYSIOLOGICAL Jocr

EDINbURGH QUARTERLY PHYSIOLOGICAL JocR-
Matchmaker two OF this very neatly executed and
ably conducted work has arrived. This ia ro-pub-
LEGATION by HIessrs. rowlers 6 Wells, at l3l Nas:an
street, \. Y. Zach number contains 113 pages, and
those who wish to become acquainted with the ablcss
they DESIRE Terms 81 year, in advance.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

1cE,--The exports of ice in March were
9,896 tons; total since LIST January, lS,745
tons,-showing an increase of 6,911 tons over
the amount in the same time last yaar. Tho
fears that the ice crop would be short, hardly
appear to be realized-BoSton Wing.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

DAILY FREE PREss--Our old friend CLARKE has
started a smart little Daily, and we certainly G16
him success in the undertaking. We did not get
hold of the first number in season for noticing last
week. If Mr., Clarke will give MS chance to recip-
rocate the favor, will thank him to for ward his
daily to this office awhile.
Terms of the Daily Free Press, to mail subscri-
bers, ST for three months or 81 per year.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

SERIOUS AFFAIR. On Saturday last two men Ia
the employ of the Railroad Company were serous-
w injured bv the discharge of blast at Flat Rock,
some two miles this side Of Fort Ann village. One
of the men-David BriCCs--we understand, has had
both arms arnputated The other, an emgrnut, wa
BADLY, il not MORALLY wounded on tho HEAD
UhitchdN Dam
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

ANoTHER MEMBER OF CONGRESS DECEASED
James a. Black, NJ. c. from South Carolina died
at Washington on the Sd inst.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

The UNION MAeAzIYE for April has beer re-
envel, The plates a7e snportN-worth tho suh-crir-
non price Of the work,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13

n.y. Tho Caral will not probably hn IN rrsdiuose
for some two Or three weeks to come The rcTells
ors giving on very slew FAilsf7H p,a..
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13
THE VOICE.
B r A n D 0 n:

THURSDAY, APRIL 10, ls4s.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
ALEX. TTGYMAN,
Ne l35, MAIN ST., VI HELLING, VA.

Cloll,s-IO us French, English and West Of England
wa! Owed clats among whleh will be found ie" '
"rco.es Acst' fwillei. which carrot Nc SUI pasHu
- quality or heat in price Also Il 10" peoV9 D'''e
sioyyI which Is very beautiful and extremely 'oW'
English Aiorinoes, large stock very me quahly for
s. &c per yard 49, ,;,,. az Frou.b
aud sotcn Gnghanss, vey desirable Sly eS ana al very
r,w IfIccs; excel ieh for u sac per W. .''
irue assaftmentof Mauo.s-r and domestic, al reduced
irlsh Lireus-A very large stock Of all kinds very
good article TO- 3 ac per yard.
floods, s.ieidId ar.ice w"oien moods AS" """
net, sad Goats los ciIidreli .,
tag3utns--l variety df carpeiIhs, among Whlch wa
he faund good arole OF ~ inara!n Tor - ce's per
FRENCH AND ITALIAN GOODS.
ps. Status ami s>s OF GlH2'enl @ln.' Soca ~
Paris Pekin Sill rich striped Cai'eeon, Sam striped
,vaterea ppIIt d, sole Paris plain snd hsurci Armne
aNtra s.nsr Pari, hpcA arSs lie IL Inc - lncu AS" -
NET ezra heavy and wide high iusIre hlatN Sk Tor
.ardina4 tsu few pc ces hdia sailna S,Sn1in ~.
.ice. Also Fauard SILKS, and great man "tets Ne.E
desirable, completing sGen an a.S''s'nen' @, s'Hs Is
cannot ' found IN ANY hnuse west Si 'he hou'"lus.
panieuls invite the ladies Is eail ana examine te a.
.hev will ind ii well worth Their tune ana 'fonnic'
pledge ny self 10 shaw hea silks winch "hsNce any
hlnI ttry have ever IN this market ihave also
iAs al iOc per yard. good article
Asotnahe width barred raw silks for dresses OF supe
Ass, a lew Embroidered Thihet Dresses, something
strey new article winch no merchant IA lnis GU!
"a. had TIE pleasure - eNhiht L. customer ~
lies eaii qalck II You wish see thehi,
SILK Velvet, ihrrad blces, Ribbons, Ann
ials. French Mreuoc>, BON baziucs, SHAW Is
.a.h,neres, J,conrts. Ve>ings, Marlnes, Bee
ucks, Gloves, Cotton Flannels, Cailcoes
Frrniturr Prints. &c.
TO THE LhnlES-iiy stock has been selected wh
H. ntnosl care and huus t entirely Tor CASH Of tn ar
st imnortiae houses ~ the eastern cities whcR caa
,. ma Ia o.tr Tie newest aud most fashionable good
II tie seSsoH at price Tar MEOW any nuet hu1se q.
I,,ritr Non may rts assured HAT ysl VIII save ms
rev aud troaI by giving me the lrs' call IS am sur
an yi not look any further tor bargains and styles
- Country Merchants axe invited TO cSll ana see
,atnot sci item goods OH such term'taaf they W
d.. money By IT, eF -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
G ouftrtlogdCy.

TsE rs. HEATING would respectfully call the at.
sAvA tentiou of her friends and the public her wei
selected stock ct Fruit ana CONFECTIONERY which she is
receiving and opening at hef store Monroe 81 ,
opposite the Merchants and Mechanics hank.
Consisting of Oranges, Lemons RasinS. FIGS, Pruues
French cHrrants Rasns preserved Orange peel preser
we'd Lemon peel, Citron aud uts of al kinds all of
which she VIII sell wholesale or rprail at the lowest
prices.
Country Merchants would do wsllto call and exam
iue for then selves. oct 81.
2 BAL f Soft shell Almonds
= do English Wanuts
dS Cream Nuts,
do ilheFts,
Bags ground Nuts,
l Bbl Pcccns,
Il Boxes bunch Raisins,
10 Drums Figs,
: Erals Dates,
= Kegs Fresh Currants,
do Fresh Tamarinds,
Boxes Oranges,
, do Lemons,
Bbl Lhues, just received and for by
MRS. HEATING.
26 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
slssasAsEss 'HaN.

AND SHEET IRON WARE MANDATORY,
lS5 Market Square, llheetlHg, Va.
sIlE subscriber respec.tnllv informs his friends and
IA the public generally that he has removed ms sale
into the large brick building adjoining ms Old
stand Wi re he j. fully prepared To do all work. either
m En- Coaer OF sheet iron entrusted 10 him, with DIES
,atch. | have On hand large assortment of Tin and
copper that VIII sell for cash or % prompt eusto-
3aegs on u shSrt credit. mr. IL GEO w JOHNSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

A LARGE assortment of Aipacas very low, SILK firm
gos SILK buttons and dress fringe OF every variety
~ c x rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
Greer s. M0tte.

Mckee AND Ro9ERrSUN's GOODS.
IN PAIRS superior hlaHkets,
" 10 pieces Red Flanuels.
ds 1 4 Hruwn pressed Flannel,
! DO Pieces Cashmere,
10 do X Jeans. \ large lot Of Wooden Yarn all
Of Mckee 4 fobertson's make inst received and for
"a e cheap by GREER Il MDrTE,
oct T., No liz, Market st.
4 MOTHER lot of those Superior Blankets of Mckee,
Il Boertsnn's make, just received and for sale at
ma sutactu'er's price 10y GREER &c MO1"FE,
@ct - Va lG2 Market st.
u . E5TiCS Brown and hicachci shifting and sheet
ss-y inrs, brown and hearicd Driiiings, Tickiug
Checks. white and coosed Canton FianDeis. recei
we'd aud for sale low at GREER 4 NOTE,
oct No 1872 Market st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

TIE. HUGHES. j IL
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

q HAVE Just received another large and splendid as
q sortnenl of READY MADE CLOTH Nj, and shall
| c receiving theu weekly from my manufacturing
adjustment, in Baltimore. Now Is the chance for all
THESE cheap. fashionable and good Clothing
wul do well 10 give call before purchasing else
Wne'c am determined 10 sell READY MADE cloth
ing al prices at cauUGt lie exceeded any OF the East
era rlt $, At W .sSa.e Retail. Mud-othels
TELL v0u tey sell cheap, lu there nut one clothing
store herc known by The Of the Baltimore Clolhng
Store which You VIII find in thu house formerly
uii lv ! 20 Goshurn. Nj STEIN,
Mn O ~ IL Main # D, Eonr leInM ] Kirrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
OGn9y)goyn>
New Fall
M VI Nr,I,I,n 1.nAhS

NV W NFNIDT'kJ
at the 4 Big Doors, corner Main and
uOHroe SIS
C RICE has received his stock OF goeds
fSn prising every article in the way of inter goods
for genemens wear, all of which viii lie made up
order in the NEST fashionable sold by the piece
yard VERY cheap for cash
READY MADE CLOTHING.
My stock in this way very large and good and
will offer them at wholesale retail my usual low
prices; believing that persons wishing huy do
much better here than elsewhere wI only say 10
my old customers and the public in general give
look hef-re you purchase your winter c.otl,ius
Big Doors. l4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

NO MONOPOLY.
OAA'a'Etkk EAkiRGh'Es

- lg undersigned have HUcd ua Oy Depot on
8 Nam StrUct, few doors saut Of Monroe. IA which
they are prepared To disease OF FRESH OYSTERS,
received direct from Baltimore, where iAey shipped
to sheen by TIE irs1 hands
We prepared 10 soil them, Wholesale Retail at
i very small advance over Baltimore prices.
PRlCES-Stewed Is 4 per do4. Raw l. cents Fried
"a cents.
Keepers of Oyster Houses and Private families wond
do we'll to give cali viii make an shsci for
them to do nov ST. MeNkSlt y MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

MOTHERS REL.IEF-INDIAN DISCONERf.-An
eNue,tus 10 lacome mothers and anxious 10 avoid lie
PANS DISTRESS and dangers of ciidhearmg are earnes-
Nv cateae 10 cain their fears, aay thelr nervousness
and sntae Ihrlr way rs the OF tins mos eNtraord
nary vegetable production. Those who VIII cahdil!y
observe lis virtues must approve OF II ~ iheir hearts,
every Kind and teclionate husband viii feel II ms mos
soiun duty - aav distress ms wtelS exposed
Ia rs SAT-. aud certain method, which Is the tse OF
th,- mothers relief Further particulars M pamphlets
intended for The female eve az lie had GRATIS where
IN, humane cordial Is te be found The Mothers Re
lief is prepared and only, by the new sole proPreIos
Conlstock & Go. u CouFtiand ST. New York.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
YYas1s asS % DuSs~
alsC. Nel,sasau.
M0ney Saved !

Aioney Saved.
NEW ARRIVALS OF "a PACKAGES OF
ALL AND WINTER DRf-GOODS
Which miH be sold trom25 10 30 per
cent cheapcr than any other
House in tbs city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

TO THE HALT AND LANE, Comsoci's Nerve
aud Zone Linineut and Indian Vegetable Elixir, Is ,
most efectaa cure for rheumatism, contracted cords q"
muscles and is warranted 10 cure any case OF Renua-
tsm OF Gout. wv 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
:Dot)n Ettlaft.
JOHN ELLIOTT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER,
In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods and
kUtietifS
IOl1N ELLlOTT

No. 1863. MAIN ST, WHEELING, VA.
WYEOUI.p respectfully form his customers and the
EW public generally that lie is nav receiving his
stock of Fall Goods comprising general assortment OF
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, together Will; large and
extensive stock of Varieties aud Fancy Goods which
he would call tie attention of his former customers and
all others who may he i'll want of New and desirable
Goods
His stock consists in part of Brown and Bieachcd
Muslins, Tickmgs, Gin.iauis, hacks, Broad Cloths
Cassmers, Sailincs and Nc>lings, Fiannes Aipacas
Irish Linens and Calico of all kinds, Lace goods Rib
hons. Gloves, Cravas Hosiery, Pohgec lldrf bingham
do and Trimmings of all kinds.
Cutlery, Watches, Jswery, Pins. Needles, Threads.
Percussion caps, AccordiOus, Fine Ivory Combs and
Combs OF all kinds; Looking Glasses, Picture frames
and Carpets, with Ian assormen! OF Brass day and
20 hour clocks of all kinds and prices.
Country merchants and pediars are particularly nvi
ted call goods in their liae viii he sold cheaper
than at any other Houre in THIS ciiy.
Rccollect No los, OF main and Market alley,
sep Is JOHN Et.LlOff.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

Customer Work.


r an now RECEIVING large lu ready made clothing of
x every descr piiun, whcl Will be sod az very low
price Ii yn dltN sut OF clothes yer eiiea1 call Il
The auction roJuisof ". >. WiChHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12

FOR WORMS-ComstOcks Nermitnge VIII eradicate
and cure q dren aud ahu,s who have worms. Caution,
beware OF all unless The name is spelled 'komsloeA,"
lie old Dutch name ~ the ilvsnluI. trlce - cents
per bottle * 1t cannot ujurc Tie child should 1heft
be no worms, but II viii do II good.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-12
Stone s. TD0mds.
O gyg. Wei6'seil.

O. w. IltslSkIILL
Tfhs received from New YORK, Phladelphls and
lsss baltimore his second large stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
which Were homgh al considerable reduction prices
early ~ tie scssa1 his stock is very complete aud oilers
consists 10 part, of the following articles viz:
DRESS GuODS-sILKS.
Embroidered l,roraie Silks. beautiful s;yle rcult De
S1ie, ,hameleon Raw SILK Plaids. Gro he Berlin Gro
he Atriqur. Gro DE Rhi,e Gro De Nan Turk satin.
Riei ius r., satin I.rvantne, Embroidered Glacc Silks
ittan LHsirings PLAN Silks for Friends. Manila aud
Ncsii,r Silks extra wide aud very rich. II taS, India
rich and varied assortment a. Dres Silks, ct rcu
eel prices.
VARIOUS OTHER DRESS GOODS.
fhict Cotis n great variety Of co'ors Andalnsian
cloths. seaf article for Friends; Hoi duras aaId~.
Jenny Lind Pads Baftha Plaids, Gaa rlais stewart
fidits, Sa'ilo Plahs. taf'rnia rIads being The most
cpnier assortment ri Plaid Goods before ole
s'he of the u '"ins eXJrcss'y for children. French.
English and German Merinoes. mode colo-cd, black
c"t1ei and satin striped Alpaca Istres Satin sti ed
AMI ot ier CaSne'es very hands at - CENTS
per VI, Mosalin De LANES California o!cs raranc.
IA c't'ns, ezra Bnlsziaes, Msiilnn, Theron 4 Cos
fitse, britannia aud NIcora t,aids. Swiss Musitis
Jicconct IL. Nalspsk do. MaIl do, No,x Musn plain
and Maid do Jackoneis and Bishop Lawns.
fiSo-Goo ls English, French and American Cal.
CO : with ali immense variety of dark and rich WIN
ter Giaglisnis, at reduced prices
Party Dresses Of the designs some of them
embroidered in The most beautiful manner
l'onne Material sicl cut aud uncut Ncives. Rnnnet
Saus plaid Innings Bonnet ribbons III great variety.
I P!uncs for BJanes. French Artificial Flowers.
WpOLENS, ETC.
French English and American Cloths an, Cassniercs
asa, Few pieces OF French Cloths. expressly La
DIES cuaks s&tincts, fHe cells, aud area; variety
goo f1r bogs' wea six warp FanHcls all woa do.
Cfimrei Fianne'; Ve,ch Flannel, tiadxe do, rwied
do, AMI all The other Satin and Vestin.s
Merino 10, Valencia do.
Also brown and beached Muslins of thirty five diff
t1rent Factories.
Boa%e's in great variety, Luschcs Cap Tabs Gull.
ings, Head Ornaments.
shaw!s-rcrkerri, Thihet Silk Fringcs, Cashmere,
Sra!iia embroidered CLOTH heavy plain hiask cloth,
i'elor Highland plaid, silk, Alpaca and many other
rieties
tisb Coatings. Green Baizes, Furniture faias and
thhles, Iicknrs, SbIrting and Apron Checks. Mari
ners AMI Pilot "hrtIngs brown hleaccd and colorel
tantdn flepaels, Eastern LnScys Russia ~hretiaas.
teal colored Lne's, h' aud hlracled linen Ta e
Diapers at very reduced prices coiored Naivats ad
Nereteens; Coveret warm Cotton Yarn, Cart
1900 yards very heavy inch linens for
Saddle Blankets Rose 8'ankeis. 4 large lot of csum.
try Flannel Wnoici sacks.
Also i50 pairs on Dressed BuckskIn Gloves. very
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