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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08
Diogrupjtul.

JlnsE9m TIE Chri@ Ciii2en
R11 n~Ty Killed Him.
IS g,fSresysfA Itt35 ;i aa9 i 81 III;
E;euno, afthat city had capt.
her, l8laThcy murdered him
Without ging him even the
-, of v They hated his
bcy loarot1fnius; they had HIM
AVA tbN}d him. And who
f $aS 81 Blum3 H'' peaceful deputy
emma, when lAeP 81 y, n,gg,e ngoinst the
Austrian people Nc, Fn y ,spnbTcon~wos
l 1Sa'.a ,ls &c city when it sur
~ cred by the imperial
repreJ
Blun.v ent man amongst the
German l. the most extensive
of German pun had risen from beg
gary to fame by - of bis native genius :;
and he had gathered tEtonfdence and hope of
the progressive portion his countrymen around
him, by the same powe
Blum's father was obof the very poorest of
German mechanics; aadn addition to the I'M
remunerative charactf,f his trade, he was
weakly and died early aaying a widow and
three children. Blum Il to beg for his bread
after his fathers death. tdit was said was an
eloquent and persuasiweggar, although mere
child. His mother niated second time, ant
her husband was a widWer with five children
This only deepened thmisery of both families
Blum'S step, father wasa cooper, and used t.
purchase old barrels fraisthe boatmen on the
Rhine, and these his stpson helped him during
u year or two, to carry home. Hum was mex
admitted as censor begaf into a German cathe
drai, but here some debts suggested themselves
to his mind regarding lpe of the leading cath
Ole doctrines. lie tOlihls doubts to prizes
who ordered him to doRenance for his temeritl
but he refused to do 0sund, although quite
boy, left the church,
He proceeded to lsssae, where he became a
under servant IN tbDltef. He never was a
actor, he was not god looking enough for TIL
profession; he was honest and good enou g
however, to be treasurer to the theater, and tn
the manager constituted him. During this p,
Rod he devoted his leisure hours 10 the cultiV
ton of his mind, and gradually essaycd his pow
crs as writer in tia public journals. The pr
rity and eloquenco Of his style soon won 'hu
consideration amongst the lilerati of German
and his noble sentiments endeared him 10 Il
people. From the ineater he passed to the b.
reau of the editor and publisher, and, when Il
revolution took place, was elected at Liepsic,
the representative Of that city to the Germt
National Assembly.
lie was in Vienna ss a deputy from the n
tional parliament al Frankfort When the rebe
hon broke out, ana Eindischgrntz, glad to ii
plicate him in I'll >finelancholy circumstance
killed him. WheA Uniformed of his fatehe cain
" replied 81 expeA n it." In his last messag
to his wife, he xolted her to train his childr'
up in the love of Us principles, and to rememb
his name, an he went calmly forth and W
slain.
II o and three children destitut
. Of cold blooded tyrants.
lin Stree America" whe
ian might find home' t
rs one of the noblest Il
- aim, but those who ella
'ssss REEVE land shot him down Il
Que he would be free. Fa
penow the little ones of Re-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08
, FEBRUARY: 8. 1919.

ert Blum The despots could not grapple with
his Herculean thoughts and conquering eloqunce,
and what did they do? They give him the ty,
rants last, only argument,-they killed him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08

"
band, and pressing fgf finger
to implore silence, held out
her purse and keys. To her
took neither. Whether he was terrified or
charmed by the courage of affection, cannot
be known. lie left the room, and without
robbing a house sanctifed by such str ength
of woman's love.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08

Rain it is, that as nothing can
there is nothing greater, for VII
tongues, next to reciting pr
minister comfort to weary soul.
greater measure can we have, tina
should bring Joy to our brother, who, n
dreary eyes, looks to Heaven and round T.
and cannot find so much rest as to lay his eve
lids close together-than that thy tongue should
be turned with heavenly accents, and make the
weary soul to listen for light and case; and
when he pcrceives that there is such thing in
the world, and in the order of things, az comfort
and joy, to begin to break out from the prison Of
his sorrows at the door of signs and tears, and
by little and little, melt into showers and refresh
ment? This is glory to thy voice, and employ
ment fit for the brightest angel. But so have
seen the sun kiss the frozen earth, which was
bound up with the images of death, and the cold
er breath of the north; and then the waters
break from their enclosures, and melt with Joy,
and run into useful channels; and the flies do
rise again from their little graves in walls, and
dance while in the air, to tell that there is Joy
within, and that the great mother of creatures
will open the stock of her new refreshment be-
come useful to mankind, and sing praises to her
Redeemer. So is the heart of somowful man
under the discourses of wise comforter; he
breaks from the despairs of grave and the fet-
tiers and chains of sorrow he blesses God, and
he besses thee, and he feels his life returning :.
tor to be miserable is death, but nothing is life
but to be comforted; and God is pleased with
no music from below SO much as in the thanks,
giving songs of relieved widows, of supported
orphans, Of rejoicing, and comtorted, and thank
tul persons--Jeremy Taylor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08

nobody, they clothe nobody, yet are high and
stately, and look down upon all the world about
them. Friendship consists properly in mutual
offices, generous strife in alternate acts of
kindness. But he who does a kindness to an
ungrateful person, sets his seal to flint, and
sows his seed uponthe sand upon the former he
makes no impression, and from the latter finds
no probationary South.
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PretCnSiOn.

A man passes for that he is worth. Very idle
is all curiosity concerning other peoples estm-
ates of us, and idle is all fear Of remaining I'M
known. If a man know that he can do any
thing-that he can do it better than any one
else-ho has pledge of the acknowledgment
of that fact by all persons The world is full
of Judgment days, and into every assembly that
man enters, in every action he s9empts, he is
guaged and stamped. "What III he done "
in the divine question which So les men, sRdd
transpierces every false reputation A top may
sit in .suunn.. of the world r'r be distinguish
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08

Gentle WOrds~Loving Smiles,
The sun may warm the grass to life,
The dew the dropping flower,
And eyes grow bright and watch the light
OF Autumn's opening hour
But words that breathe of tenderness,
And smiles we know are true,
Are warmer than the summer time,
And brighter than the dew.
1t is not much the world can give,
With all its subtle art,
And gold and gems are not the things
To satisfy the heart:
But oh, if those who cluster round
EThe altar and the hearth,
~ gentle words and loving smil
ASIoR beautiful is earth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27
A RESCUE TO TIE AFFLICTED /!
THE CELhBR.sTED
j r w DAV | D'S
or Hebrew Plaster.

4 CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pain. in tho
n Side, Chest. i.oins Back, Bnwr's Nnsrirs, RhrI
natism III "i It's varied forms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs and LAYER Complaints. Squat Affections, Fr-
male Weaknesses ETC., etc For HE above complaint
his Plaster has no Equal The great celebrity which
II has already acquired net only IN fhr old hut ~ the
new word-tlr extraordinary cures u has performed
n III. most extreme casr. Of suffering, have acquired
.orit sucD 4 reputation thattr proprietor has n"lun
ii recrnuy-brtn able 10 supply nall the demand
rbr sales throughout ever, cty town ana village in
n, 4 nil~d S;atrs without 4 parallel.
Acircuustanre surprising, wien he vast amount
Il human suffering relieved by ~ use J. considered.
spinal D-rcts The benent usually IS # The mos, de-
.idrd character. In Nervous Complaints. niLrisrD
cases out OF twenty readily yield - The penetrating si
mua combined IN this valuable preparation
In Rheumatism either acute chronic the claims oil
the Hebrew Plaster have long SINCE bren universally
acknowledged. Those no ARE Iahorinr under weak
JACKS no matter from " at CAUSE the weakness may
nave oreinari-ey-n II such persons nave brrh mis-
GUIDED IN previous appicaons-in the use Of thr He
brew Plaster they viii lind The affected part suddenly
restored To us original -Onnih-ss.
Az supporter IN eases al constitutional weakness y
yiI be found OF advantage II u particularly re
commended To Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness OF general debility. In short, embraces
M thr virtues which tine most scientific IL was Ca
,hI- III conpuuning from valuable substances 0unn
IN the old world, and Ill be found entirely rec nom
those objections which arr source oi complaint WITH
The numerous sgr-sd .pastrrs now before The public.
~ These plast-fs possess the advantage Of being
pnI up IN air tight bores-hence they retain thriifui
virtues IN al climates.
REWARE OF CoCNTERFEfTs AND BASE 1911
TATlOSS.
None genuin, without the engraving Of Jer DGrid on
the wrapper around each box Price 81 cents per boz.
Each sufficient 20 spread six eight plas-
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by sCOVIL & MEAD,
No 49, Charters Street New Orleans, General Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
Al.EX DTVAI, Richmond.
GAYSUR WOOD, Richmond
THOS. u ROsSER. Petersburg.
VI. A. SANTOS. Norfolk
J. ". K C. II. TiMBERLakE, chariott@sV HE
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Ia I'm Dert7s . iii &c,

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, Cluss 44-Ayr l4,h:
70 50 So 81 8 ~ 80 40 90 80 SO.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 20 81, prize Of sio0 sold by
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Glass 22-Aprll 10th:
al 5 6s SO 70 l2 43 "a 10 81 10 40.
Half Ticket, Nos Al 10 70 another Of 81 900, sent 10
this office.
Drawn Nos Monongala Lottery, Glass 53-April 18Th
20 4U 10 IL % IL ~ 4S 3 IS 81 rs AZ.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No 4s-Aprl 81
So Al 8 10 Us % SO 25 l6 Is II 50 AZ.
Whole, IL So IS, prize of 5000, sold for si,ny
Drawn Nos of Mononealia Lottery Class D-AprII 81
6s 80 Is 63 % ~ 10 co l IS la 81.
Whole, IL % 63, prize Of $1,000,
Half, 80 So 68, lst and Cd drawn Nos, 500,
Half, % 45 90, 4th and 9Th de 100,
sent 10 this Office
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Glass II, April 25lh
6 81 % 81 I'll 26 IS II SO Is SO 20 IS 10 81
TODAY
FRIDAY-The Sussex county (Delaware) Lottery,
Glass No. IS. Capitals: 900, 5000, &C. IS Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters !.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. ThssusseI county
tDeaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 81. Capitals;
44,250, 300, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO ets.i quarters rs c.
Saturday Evening-Ssies close al O'Clock.
The Virginia Monongaiiu Lottery, Glass S. for l649.
Capitals $50 OO0 $4,000, 10000, 10000, 1000, &c
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 4l0 halves s.; qrs. so.
py- Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tic shares the above or in any Of Maui
ny :. Co.'s LGtterles, (of which there drawings
Ieceve the most prompt attention, and the draw
lngs forwarded Immediately to distant Adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
3T Recollect No .3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'Mors - April p
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THOMAS TYKEK.

No. 50, Main Street, Richmond, Virginia,
Importer and Manufacturer Of GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, Sc,
D FSPECTFULLY calls the attention of
II Country Merchants, and the lovers OF
field SPORTS TO his extensive assortment of Goods;
amongst which are the following, at reduced
prices:
Double and single Guns and Rifles
Six-barrel Pockel, Belt and Duelllng Pistols
Fowins and Fishing Tackle, of all kinds
Pen, Pocket, Spousmens and Bowie Knives
Gold and sver.mounted Walking Canes
Gold aud silver Pens and Pencils
Spy Glasses and Travellers Compssses
Pocket Books, Money Purses and Belts
Patent Box Riding Spurs and Boxes
Razors, Razor Srops. Brushes and Shaving
Boxes. Together with great variety OF
Fancy Goods.
THOMAS TYRER also continues 10 carry
on the GUN-SMlTHlNG; such as restocking
double and single Guns, Rifles aud Pistols, al
terng firearms OF all kinds, from flint to percus
sion, and repairs of every description done in
the best inner, aud on accommodating terms.
April u
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LAYARD's NINEyEH, Jus7 PUBLISHED

CONTAINING every word of the text, and a fac
~ smile of all the Illustrations and Maps Of the
English edition. 81 SO. 49,,
NiNEyEH AND ITS REMAlNS-With an account
of visit TO The Chaldean Christians Of Kurdstan and
The Yezdis or Devil Worshppers and an inquiry into
the Manners and Arts of the Ancient hssyrians; by
Austen Henry Layard Esq b1w,.h an lG..@dnG
cal Researches in Palestine, &c. In TWO vols, with nu
merous Illustrations. 81 ~. y.
awe can recommend 1t as valuable work."-oo
server, r,.u r.
geiist. e -. ~ ondo,
Times. "a, ,.-. o.. h;t
an estimate can hardly be formed."-N Reeorder
al il one Of The marked books of our mes.'-ProVi-
.sl,i written with charming simplicity aud modes
ty."-Independent.
Just received, and for sale at Accommodations.
April "a nohniS oooA''ooS
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uURLEYs OFFICE, No. 10y, Eas, Mai

II Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY Gays "come try again"
Drawn Nos Of Dslawarr Lottery, No. laaaprl II:
80 AZ Is 20 rs - 6 10 80 sc % II.
Nos 80 40 90, $50, returned by. HURLEY:
Drawn Nos. Sussex county, Glass Is, Extra, April IA
Lowest prize 81.
4 Ia 50 SO 67 ~ % ~ 20 80 SO.
Half Ticket Nos 50 81 quarter do IL - e. both
i Tn, osa sa success 81 a. Hrley,-rss se.
IN one Leitny.
Drawn Nos Delaware lG, Aprli ls-Lowsst prize $40:
u Is "a / 60 So 80 4 81 -.
Whole Ticket, e 80, sIso, Eo,h sold and paid
aq 3" DO DO = = g. 8, lsS. returned.
HURLEY'S
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, No 4s-Apr 81 !:
Sc A 10 Is ~ So 25 l6 65 III 80 AZ.
Ticket, Nos 16 IS A, another prize, sold and paid
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. a4-Aprl 2a-Lowest prize
eight dollars
80 II 30 80 IS rs % 62 81 50 10 10 "a.
Ticket nos, "a 70 IS, SlOO returned by
Drawn Nos. Of Monon9alia Lottery, Glass 81, April 2i
GO 80 II % 81 IS rs sc 81 Is 70
Drawn Nos mononCaiia Lottery, 81:
90 80 II az 81 IS Is 81 "a a. ~.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, u:
81 29 80 81 26 65 II SO IS 80 20 Is 70s57
HuRLEYs ARRANGEMENT FOR THIS WEEK:
FMDAr-sls, 900. rs Nos, 10 drawn Tickeis4
SATURDAY MoRsrso-Si,2 $50. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EvRNISa-Most Brilliant Scheme $50,
600, GO0 100000 TO- 100, ~ Of 1000, &C. rs Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets Sl0-sl.ares in proportion.
HURLEY Offers for sale. this week tickets in the Clio
rlous little "Small Fry' Lottery Glass No 81, Extra =
81 $50 Capital. Ticketssl Packages s. 5O-warrant.
ed to draw back 81 rs At least All persons in want Of
money requested TO call at flURLEY'S where, for
small investments, large returns are generally made
ApTil %
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AT COST TO CLOSE.

INTENDING TO leave the United States by
i the steamer of May next, shall proceed
from this day To sell the whole Of my stock OF
Goods al COS, Tor cash., and 10 many instances,
greatly below cost. The trade may rely on
grea, sacrifices 10 close up the STOCK. My Gus
lomers will be charged with any Goods they may
need al the same rates. with FIVE per cent. added
upon the usual lime. There is now on hand
many desirable styles Of fresh Goods; but desi.
ring 10 prepare for my Fall importation, wish
TO close up the whole stock.
April l6-d&ctt d. II. LONDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-27

GRAND EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL
MR.. G. A. McEYuY has the honor Of announcing 10
wi his friends and the public, that his Second Annu
al Exhibition and May Ball, Will take place at the Ex
change Hotel, on Tuesday evening, May LIST, lsd9. At
which the following dances will be danced, viz;
/. Fishers Hornplpe, by two masters
2. Rory O'aloore, pas seul by four misses
3. Opera Polka. by two misses and masters
4. Highland Fling. by six misses
S. Parlor Polka, Jenny Lind, by lour misses
6. La Cachuca, by five misses
Z. Broad Sword iIorupp.. - Two masters
8. Cracovienne. by one Hiss, The May Queen
Q. London Polka Quadrilrs, by eight ladies and gen.
tlenen
10. Grand National Flag Dance, by forty.two children.
After which the floor will be cleared for general dane
ing.
az The exhibition 10 commence at O'Clock, pre-
ciseIy. Tickets may be had of the following gentle.
men:
Messrs J. Talbot, Messrs. J Ezekiel,
E. Lawrence &c. Allen
J. w. Howard F.Shafer
J.W. Maiburn w. j. Pendleton
w. %. Mills +. Boyden
And Of Mr.. C. A. McEVOY.
~ Tickets 50 so. Carriages free Of charge.
April 23-lw
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S Z Y-LIG H T
RnnD

Electro DaguerreOtypeS!
AN EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENT T.
VIE subscriber having successfully applied
= ELECTRICITY and GALVANiSM TO
,ae process OF making Daguerreotypes, is now
snaoed 10 gel The action of Light on the subject
s'mos' instantly. This is great desideratum as
.uoes away With The heretofore long and tedious
.Ehng, which rendered i, almost impossible 10
Hsep me mobility OF features These likenesses
ore lar superior, in point OF beauty and ife-like
preston alrs 10 any heretofore produced as The CO.
,Cuss are permanently preserved and the Picture
pau be seen in any light. Particular attention
e au 70 Inc taking OF licensees OF infant Chill
vsea, IorPses, copying OF Paintings Daguerreo.
.pes, &c. large assonmen, of Stock on hand,
and for sale low.
A eau is most respectfully solicited whether
you sill Tor Likeness or mol.
J. H. WHlTEHURsT, Proprietor,
-, Manst, few doors above City Hotel, Rich
Shond; Yves; Sycamore Street, Petersburg: Main
s sass' w Norfolk; and East Main Street, Lynch
." ~ March
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LUCM,s OFEICEi.
l55, MAIN STREET., CORNER OF TlyrI Pru

l55, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWcI.PTr,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
ORDERS for tickets in The folIowips =, I, ,,,,,..
~ Enthusiastically drawing will n eel with the us,.
al attention. Address e. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class A, 10 be drawn in
Baltimore on Saturday, April2sth, lag. Il Sos. Is
drawn. Grand Scheme: annd capital of slUO, 900,
OF So 900, of 25,ODO Of 1880 20 Of 900 40 NJ
1000, ~ of 3,UOO ~ Of abJU, i of 1859 81 az ,MJ
&C., &c, amounting IN all 10 S, 402, 900 Whole Tick
els SluO; halves 50; quarters y eiehhs - So A Ger
''a Tn o, wmoae ieke,s iosare' in proportion
drawing Sl0u,OOO; chance MISC of drawing 100 900
$4,000, IS 100, or la.5Op; thar:e in OF drawing ca
ptal OF l0n 900, so 900 25 O0 800 5000 900
1900, or .5c0.
In addition 10 the aboy, Gand Schemes. there ar.
ranging frum 81 TO S5-ordrs or tickets in which win
be promptly attended 10.
W In purchasing by The package, deduct the price
Of three tickets
W Orders promptly Internationally attended 10
drawings forwarded 10 all Who orderit Postage need
not be paid on orders addressed TO &. b. LUCK.
hpfl Rlchmuud Va
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New Music.

new MUSIC.
d ECEIVED this day by P. Fl. TAYLOR al
N his Music and Piano Forte Warehouse, l60
Main Street, the following popular songs:
Look upon that banner
Patriot mother TO her son
saw thee but an hour
love thee lenderly
ldreamt dwell in Marble Halls
Rosa Lee; Kathleen Mavourneen
/ wonder il she loves me
When the Moon on The Lake is beaming
Oh, wilt thou leave thy tranquil home
No meier cans'l thy home be mine
Oh, Summer night
A life in The woods. love thee dearly
All do mol minsle
The merry little fal man
ALSO, the following beautiful pieces
One Finger Waltz
Nightingale Polka
Rosebud Quicksep, Madonna Polka
Anvil Polka
Rosa Lee Quickslep
Do do Polka
Cape Jessamine Wal;z; Jewel do.
April Is
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Thomas II. EaIiaferro

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services. again: !" MS
II friends and the public generally, rs
GENERAL AGENT AND COURT Z Oh
lie viii attend 10 II. Hiring out Of Negroes, the
Renting out Of Houses and The Collection of Claims
of every Description 10 The selling Of Real Estate and
all kinds OF Produce, such a Wheat, n1ln' oas;
hacro C. nc lie viii also sell, publicly, out OF the
cornoralion, and within twenty miles OF the CITY, all
kinds Of property entrusted 10 MS care.
He hopes, from IN experience oil al ieasl ."en'y
80 ND nyomnt attention 10 business, 10 merit and
yscs;ve a share OF patronage. He pledges himself
,,ie,y IN observe his fayUtte motto, Industry and
punctualiiy" c...
l. Woods. ana opposite B. Davis Auction Room.
Maych ~
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EAGLE sQUAasE-No. I43.

pARLER, BAYLY K NIMMO are daily receiving
. , me newest aud most fashionable styles OF FANCY
following desirable articles:
Printed Alvori-n Tissues
Paris printed Organizes
RAN green M"isIin de LANES
Plain PINK and blue do do
Louis Napoleon Lace Caprs
do nGsIin 10
Alrrlndrr's light coored Kid Gloves
Fancy SILK Gloves, sandal backs
beautiful Neck aud Bell Ribbons &c aprI 10
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SPRING SUPPLY
Of Fishing Tackle,

have Just received fresh supply OF FISH
ING TACKLE, embracing some OF the rafesl,
most beautiful and ingenious conriyanees Tor the
anglers amusement / have ever had. The cata-
logue is too long to put in newspaper advertise
ment. will only mention few items:
FISHING RODS-A beautiful assortment
including some most admirable and convenient.
LlNES-unturnished- every sort OF mate
rial and size, from the minnow to the pike and
trout line.
Lines OF every kind, furnished in the most neat
and complete manner-,he pretty little minnow
line not less carefully fitted out than the larger
kinds.
FISH HOOKS-The greatest variety, embrac-
ing all the old kinds, with some new-among them
the curious and successful Maryland hook, the
cast steel Limerick hook, the superior Virginia
hook, &c.
FLOATS Of every description-Snoods, Flies
and Reels.
An these articles are selected with care, and
comprise the largest and best stock have ever
had. Besides, Ihave variety of other accoutre-
merits for the comfort and accommodation OF the
disciple of Isaac Walton. My friends are invited
to call soon, as these articles are going on rapid
ly. s. SUTHERLAND.
April 30