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Empowered by Act Of Parliament ylet-Royal Assent
July q, 1887.
"A Sarings Bank for NE Orphan and The Hido'o.''
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IT. G. SMITH 4 co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AID wHoLEsALR AND RrTAH.

CLOCK ESTABLISHMEN
No. 70 John Street, New York,
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
w Of the best modern improved Thirty Day, Eight Day,
Thirty Hour, Brass, Hood and Alarm CLOCKS. Win
Clock Trimmings Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes, Spool
Sanda Iron Rivets, &C., which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices.
Clocks repaired and warranted
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Z. q. WINCHESTER.

AT MS OLD STAND, NO. i65 BALTIMORE ST.
DESPECTFVLLY informs his numerous customers that
IL he is hercloforc) prepared TO supply them WIN Ian
en- or Muslin Shirts plain fancy at The shortest notice.
having devoted many years OF his life 10 Jus import
ant branch OF the furnishing business, he u prepared 70
garfneo entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with
their custom,
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DELsIoNICo,s HOTEL,

d A. L. DELMONCO respectfully inform their friends
ami The public generally that their New Hotel being
now completed they are prepared To offer
In either mnilies or gentlemen as may be required.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

" u. PALMER,s COUNTRY NEWsPA-
y Pen ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune building,
New York. embraces mos IL the best newspapers Of all the
cities ami principal towns IN The United sisiea Cana
dp r which he a dly authorized 10 receive advsriae-
menIs ana subscriptions and fully empowered give
ceipia-
Merchants, Manufacturers aris and individuals gene.
rally besides public institutions Incorporated companies
and societies who wish 10 advertise IL, abarbe for
newspapers al any aeron Of the country, respectfully
invited 10 examine The files. u
TO remove al doubts and ml0apprehensons, the gent
hereby notifies the publir, that traon Is authorized by
him 10 solicit advertisements cards subscriptions for HE
newspapers for which he Is the only authorized agent
Ths annoyance 10 merchants and others, growing Oil Of
numerous pretended agsnriesin this city, renders THE adop
ton OF this course essentially proper 10 guard against i'm
position.
Those, therefore, who wish transact business with his
agency, and avoid Mistakes respectfully invited hand
IN their orders at The Office, or address
v. r. PALMER
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings.
I'D The Of advertising in country papersa llsi Of
the cities and towns throughout the Union In which the
papers pablshed together with the copies Of the
raj papers which he IL the duly authorized Agent may
be seen AT this office, in the Tribune buildings.
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Complexions, Dull Eyes, Blotches
on the Face Rough Skim Freckles and tout Of spi
ritz, bottle ort two OF DR.. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPAs
RIILA will cleanse the Blood, this Freckes
and Botches and give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine
spirits, and beautiful compile xionall Of which - i'm.
mense value 10 UNMARRIED
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yyTuIIAMs BROTHERS Msnhstsn, e, - mp,inss
w Dealers In every v'ns 81 60 81 ,- ~ :. a
r,bols,rsris Trimmlnss % syery a''onp' sns ~aN'"
n, y1r,ssnkssiA hotels, 40, @t#}
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CYRUS W. FIELD & 90

CYRUS w. FIELD q CO.,
\ COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No, Burngslp New York.
THE highest market prices paid, Cash, for Rags Can.
l ras Baggng, Grass Rope, Iarred Rope, Hemp Reps,
Rape Cuffi,gs Cnffon Waste, Gfnry Rigging and ali
other kind Of Paper Makers Sock, telr Rag Warehouse,
Ia Plat street, New York.
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n. = ID. N. BROOKS q Co,

NLoTHIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSI-
VI MERESAN YESTINGS, Nos. ZIG and us Chesy
street, Of Cahsrine, have on hand very Sc -
and especially adapted 10 the season Aiss, CLoIa,m'
CASSfAfERES and FESTIN6S, by ths rieee' !" >"
quantities 10 suit purchassrs. .,.,.st m ar
0lRMENTSof every description msnnss ,us s NJ =,
der In The beat possible manner and IN poni o' Ay' ~
be surpassed ------------
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(,ayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

NHEsE Safes are warranted perfect In every respect and
afford full protection for books, papers &c, against
oas by fire or thieves g5
1Fcr Comparatively small sum any person may have
an insurance office OF his own-one which cxacia neither
notes prsmums and which cannot DO broken down by
great ire.r
Gayers Patent Double and Improved Single Salsmaner
Safes Of any dimensions required by Banks, Drokes Mer
chanis jewelers. for Records for other public Offices
made 20 order An assortment for sale and orders receive
At the Depot las Water between Pine and Wall streets.
rs F l a. n, MoEN.
I EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY msursa properly Of every description,
against peris by Fire and WAFER Chartered by he ersa
TURF Of Kentucky in 1894 Capital, $4,000
OFFICERS. sa t
JOHN W, HUNT, President
Madison q. Johncon, Dudley NJ css sI.r' "a
Richard Pndell, .James o. Harrison ~
THoaAr n. BAxrRn. Secretary.
An applications for Insurance IN he cities Of New York
and Brookyn will have prompt attention. Al he once ot
The Agency No rs Wall street. whsre all Claims for osyss
viii be bsisIly sdju~ed and promptly p.M 'f7
szzyrss 4 Hoxu. ccvnssllpra 3 l'' 'sr
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LOANFUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
~, CoRNIIliJ, LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, EJOo,OOO STERLING,
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UNITED STATES OFFICE

Capt O. W. Mclean, Member of The Legislature and late
Of the United Sates Navy, his kindly the following
certificate. Il tells Us own story.
RAILWAY, jan 25 1917. p
A year since was taken with the Influenza and my
whole system left In dehtaed state. Twas induced to
sHy DIR. TOWNSEND SSARSAPARILLA,a and after taking
Xo three boles was very much relieved and aitr-
butte II entirely TO the said Sarsaparla have continued
taking i, and find that improve every day believe Il
sayed my life, and would not he without under any con.
sderation. q. w MCLEAN.
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Old Established Passage Once, 255 Pearl 81.
CAMUEJ. THOMSON q NEPHEW, Agent for the BLACK
- Star Line Of Packets
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TIE EDITOR

JOHN JACKSON, Esq,, Editor Of the Railway Republi-
Hpubllshed the above Certificate and remarks In edi.
inrial follows
n5- The success Of DIR. TOWNSEND'S PREPARA.
TON OF SAKSAPARIIA appears 10 he bf the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
In la behalf one from Capt Mclean Of this town. and
from the Rev. Mr. White, OF Staten Island, gentleman
we'll known in Railway. Capt Mclean believes the medi-
cine to have saved his life, and Mr. White
tain equally strong confidence its efficacy. Intelligent
men like these would not praise so strongly what they did
MT fully believe 10 be deseryinr
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aREAr FEMAI.E MEpICINE.

DIR. TowNsENDs SARsApARII.LA la a sovereign
sure remedy for ilripient CONSUMPTION, and for the
general prosation Of the system matter whether the
result causes, produced by rreguariiy
illness, accident.
the human frame Persons, all weakness mud las
sde before taking " At once become robust and full Of
nervslesness Of the female frame, which Ia tho great
II win ,,ot be expected Of u.s. Of delicate ma
re 10 exhibit certificates Of cures performed but
assure the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been repor
"''.'' CoxsAcxrz, Sept %, 1916
On. TowxsHNp all whom this may concei1,Irhis
il 10 certify my wife used one bottle OF your SARSA
PARIILk previous 10 critical event, pmder the most
Alarming and delicate circumstance being troubled with
the ropsy swelling Of the feet nervous affections and very
much dsbated with my persuasion and The rseom I'M
daion Of those who had nsed y she was induced 70 iry
ssS he happy and desired effect only during The said
period but AMER hs ssp.son o. one week Of y nss the
degree and her health Is now better Than L had been Tor
Y ihis Viii he Of any service to you, or any one who
doubts the Of The medicine, you are entirely vel
shsrribs myself your most obedient and obliged serv'i
s s. JAMESON.
RHEUMATISM AND PILES 80.
- NJ ,v sr M bssp - h. ,s Nv.
al y..r s w %e sss h Sss sS many
different remedies 20 obtain relief but all TO pur
81 "a; s. si:s * .s.sS ,ssf s
6iogsher with man IN my employ, badly troubled with
ma r our Complaint Wa eo%peis cured
ons 81 tis best d medicines and would ndvise all who
y a''N GARRrr aARRABRANT,
l22 Market street, Newark.
rnrNcrpAL OFFICE 100 FULTON STREET N yorh,
IN NV n w. DyoTr SONS, GRsnaar Aoksrs, No
.,a Norm second street philadelphia, "a
Assni ~ Ws,sIns,ca c y.s rnsLEs srorr nrra-
e ~ Il R5ss sE ;ss;s f up i, THE
kIt,E sQIIARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
quart AND sieNsp wiru rHF wMrrKs sicrArunr or
nv d n. ID OFT. -Gu
Z. vrnr LINE eAI.vANIC sTRuN0THuN-
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DR. TownsENp-Dear Sir-I have the pleaa,re to inform
ye flat three Of my children have been cured Of the scro
hli by The Of your excellent medicine They were az
fieed very severely with bad sorss have taken only
bodies; 4 took them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, los Wooster street
New York March |, 1871.
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scRoFuLA CURED.
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concisyely proves that this SARSAPA.
RIIJA has perfect control over the obstinate
offhe blood Three persons cured in house Ia unpe
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bundles Russia sheet iron, No. Is by the bundle.
3 do do IL do
All the iron to bs of the best American manufacture.
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lbs each, Nos. II, IL, and - copper wire, pound.
50 do brass wire, assorted, Nos. to Is do
IL sets brass table fastenings sample set
compn hasps and plate staples, for
arm-chairs do do
2 sets brass wheel fixtures do do
do do pinnacle braces and fixtures do do
l doz. do sash rollers No. do dozen
do apanned stubbs and plates do do
IL do 3-inch best American iron padlocks,
assorted keys do do
l2 do 2i-inch do do do do do
do 3 do brass do do do
G do 81 do do do do do
do 9 do do do do do
3 l2-inch stock locks do each
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Glass No. 2.
Very respectfully,

Very respectfully, A. b.
To Com. CHARLES w. SKINNEA,
Chief Of the Bureau Of Construction, &C., Washington.
We, the undersigned, residents of A--, in the State
Of -, hereby guaranty that in case the foregoing bid
Of be accepted, that -- will, within five days
after the receipt of the contract at the post Office designated
Execute the same, with good and sufficient sirees fur
nish the supplies embraced In said bid in conformity with
the terms of the advertisement under which it made
A. B.
G. D.
hereby certify that to the best Of my knowledge and
belief the abovenamed guarantors good and sufficient
e, F.
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All the iron to be Of the best American manufacture.

POUNDS
500 sheets 81 or. hotrocd shcathing copper,
estimated to weigh 4,700 lbs per ID.
500 sheets "a OF. hot-rolled sheathing COPPER,
estimated to weigh 5000 lbs per h.
100 sheets 10 o. hot-rolled shcathng copper
estimated to weigh 500 lbs pcr h.
100 sheets % hot,rolcd sheathipg copper
estimated to weigh 900 lbs per h.
All the sheet copper must have straight edges and
ends, and be of parallel widths.
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300 bolts No. fax canvass per bolt
$50 do No.3 do do
so do No. 8 do do
Each Dol, be 40 yards in length, and 10 inches wide
according to sample, and subject to the usual test
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Class No. 5-Gla.

per pattern per light
IL paient deck lights, 81 by 9inches do
IL do do 81 10 do do
I2 do do 3sbyI II do do
l2nch patent magazine lights, lA-inch
thick, free from all defects do
l3inch do do do IL do do do do
Glass No. 6-Flar Canvass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1849-12-11

The French know that they are letcst.
cd at Rome, and not there only but
throughout Italy. This feeling against
them is universal. {" We hate the Aus
trains" said a Miancse lady TO me, 9 but
we hate the French worse. The Austri-
ans are consistent despots; they have al
ways been lyranls, and we know what to
expect from them; bnt the French play
such a farce of liberaIily, they say such
brilliant things, and make such glorious
promises, and then are such towards in
breaking them, that we detest and despise
them. They are people without faith,
not true enough to be free themselves. -
Even the purchase of French articles is
disapproycd by, some Of the patriots of
Milan.
This feeling Of dislike is naturally most
active at Rome, and the better class OF
officers have dlat sense of its justice, and
their own false position, which makes
them bear many proofs Of it in silence
The very children are taught TO mock
Them as they pass, and the other day we
saw little fellow throw stones and dirt
at one, while a group Of older persons
looked on with approving smiles. 81 am
sorry TO be here" said an officer, "but
what can do? My duty is to obey
Would that | could be sent to fight fol
Venice ~
Ii is forbidden the Romans 10 converse
on political matters with the French sol
diers, or indeed upon any but business
affairs. Nevertheless, a great deal o
wholesome truth finds its way to tn
French troops. An incident in our owl
experience, may serve at once to illus.rat
the feeling Of the people towards their oil
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1849-12-11

priestlv government, and the boldness
with which now and then one dares TO
speak. Some of our party were in the
shop of "a dealer in mosaics and cameos.-~
Ii was the day after the reduction i'll the
value of the paper money, and when u
was generally supposed that the next act
of the cardinals would be It's entire aboii-
ton. In paying for some little purchases
il was natural 10 alIude 10 this maiier.-
The Young man seemed glad of the occa-
sion TO express his indignation. at Is
cruel act" said he "but just what we had
reason to expect from priestIy rule. we
know the favors the CardlnelS have IN
store for us very well. What do they
care how many they ruin Look here
and he held up little paper parcel
.uThere are two hundred scudi, winch
took in good faith from French soldiers
the soldiers WHO have brought back the
Cardinals, and restored us, thrice.cursed,
to the government of the priests" just
then some French soldiers, and directly
after. an officer entered. Again he held
ND the notes, and addressing the new
corners, with heightened color, and voice
and action so impeuous and full OF ieelrg
that if commanded attention, said: "Look
here. There is one Of the gifts that you
Frenchmen have made us. There are
two hundred scudi, received in good faith
from your soldiers within the last two or
three days. gave the work OF my own
hands for it, and it was hard earned.-
What is it worth now? Hardly enough
TO light my cigar. And it is you; You
FreTchmen, who have done this. Tough
against YOU on the barbados, and don't
care who knows it. See this and ne
held M hat through which musket ball
had passed, Il wore that when | was
fighting against you, and that mark was
made by your soldiers. My children
shall look at it, and feel towards you as
| do. What did you come here for 3
, We did not want you. any more than the
, cursed rule Of the priests you have
, brought. Do you think you could live
J under the government you are giving us
: can tell you what sort of thing II is, and
here is aproof." Unlocking a little draw
ter, lie tOOh OUT Il Dll vi oVuC COftIth WIZ"
small locks of human hair, and an ncms-
tation of lime. IL brought that Irum.thc
dungeons of the lnqusltion. Look at IT.
Ii is the hair of a young girl; and there
YOU see what was thrown on il TO destroy
lit You see what was thrown OIL TO de-
stroy it. You-would know enough of the
rule of tie priests, if1-y0G>~had gone
through that Inqusilion as | did,'wheT
our people broke il open not long ago,--r
And you have come here to,festore it,
! You can arrest me for sgyiyg all dis, but
YOU know it is true. You caiinot mi ure
r me very much now. | am going to leave
Italy. cannot live under such oppres-
sion. am going TO America" No one
had opportunity to interrupt this daring
5 speech. 1t seemed uttered in an instant.
The officer and soldiers retired without a
5 word of reply. Were such language re-
ported to the present authorities, the man
Il would no doubt be Instantly arrested.--
For their own sake the Frenchmen will
probably be SILENT n. y. Observer.
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The Jews in Hungary.

We have received the following letter
from our Hungarian correspondent, dated
Neusladt, October 5:
"The communication with France be-
ing reopcned, hasten 10 inform you of
the sad condition in which my poor breth-
rem are placed, and particularly those re-
siding at Pesth. The Jews in the other
towns, even at Presburg, being, generally
speaking, poor, Prcsth was selected by
Haynau for supplying contributions,
which il is morally impossible for the
Jewish inhabitants to pay. Reports have
spread about the Emperor's remission of
these immense sums, but, alas "the
wish was father to the thought" His
Majesty referred the dcputation back 10
Haynau, with whom the affair is entirely
left, and said he could not interfere. To
supplcate Haynau would be attended
with as much success as TO attempt TO
draw tears from a stone. lie would not
even receive the deputallon, who have,
therefore, again proceeded TO Vienna, 10
try another petition with the Emperor
Would TO God that we had Moniefore
at Venna He would plead the cause Of
the UNHAPPY Jews Of Buda-Pesth. They
have nothing more TO give; they have
been robbed and plundered on every occa-
sion, and Haynau knows it. Several of
the wardens and committee OF the.congre-
CATION have been thrown into a felon's
dungeon, and, suppose, more arrests
will follow. The Rev. DIR. Schwab. the
excellent minister, has been condemned 10
six months Imprisonment in q. fortress,
for what crime, do you think For hay-
ing, in his sermon at the synagogue, enc
day, when the whole town was plunged
into mourning by the disastrous reyerses
suffered through Georgey's submission
when every patriot was covered with
sackcloth and ashes--when the dire ca
lamilies which afterwards befeII us stored
US in the f4ce--lor having tllen offered Up
a prayer to heagen, that the Jews might
be delivered from this captivity as iheir
ancestors were delivered from egyptian
bondage. He said it, the words had es.
: capped the parched lips Of the spsh3{lry
preacher, and Lis sobs pierced she bf ne
OF the weeping congregations. Somef, 4:
: struck him, as if these words were ~
5 visited with severe pnnishwep,, -.
{ dreadful TO reflect fI,at Chrisssas,i Sc ~
e be Christianity should pgs5 "a;
n praying to God in his nfIs ~ krt
e no |; il cannot be: that cd4af Elris
d iIaDiiy. That religion bred |Isfit, u.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

4 SILVERSMITH, of Baltimore, who
a for several years past, has been teach
inc successfully in some of the first Faml-
lies ofthe South most respectfully announ-
ces 10 the citizens of Shepherdstown, that
tbrouuh the solicitations of his friends, he
offers his services to the Ladies and Gen
,lemen of this place, who would perfect
themselves in the above accomplishment
He assures the public that no time or
pains will be spared that will add to the
Improvement of those who may favor hun
with their patronage, and he hatters HIM
self that one trial will testify his Skill as an
instructor. His style has been acknowI-
edged not to be excelled by any other
offered in this country, tol It's simplicity
ease and elegance--conducing to the health
and adding grace and elegance to the car
rage. The most decided and affectlonate
attention will be paid 10 the manners aho
morals of children.
list OF TIE MOST FASHIONABLE DANCES
TAUGHT.
Fashion Polka, Circle, Parton PolEd
U'aHz, Spanish Polka, Opera Polha
! Polka QuadriHes, Reda,ca U0H7, va
zmka, UuIlz, Dcur Temps W0H2, MA
7urka QuadriHes, and all other necessary
Fashionable Steps.
Mr.. S. is also prepared to give private
Lessons to Families and Schools. He has
taken the room above Mr.. McEndree'
Store, where he will give instruction.
Mr.. S. will practice at his room ever!
Friday evening.
DAYS OF TuI1oN.-Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday Afternoons, from :
until 5 o'clock. Gendemen's Glasses o.
the same evenings, from until 10 o'clock
EUFor Terms apply to Mr.. 5. at u
Entler's Hotel, every day between tn
hours of 10 and u o'clock, A. NJ, and
and o'clock, P. NJ.
Shepherdstown, Dec. 4, lS49.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!
NEW ARRIVAL.

THE subscribers have just received and
are now opening at their store, asplen-
did assortment of
GROCERIES, Liquors, WOODEN WARE, &c.
Composing in part the following artI-
clcs, viz:
\. O., P. R., Loaf, Crushed, Pulverlsed
and Clarified Sugar
25 Bags of prime Java, Laguyra and Klo
Coffee;
: Bags of.extra Old White & Green do;
: Hhds. of n. o., p. r. and ). ii. Mo-
lasses and Syrup;
) Chests of G. p. Imperial, y. Ii. and
Black Teas;
6 Boxes of Cayendish give and clghIs')
prime Tobacco;
10 600 Havana, Principe and Cheroot
Cigars;
5 Boxes pure No. l Sarch; 10 boxes
preminm Mustard;
10 Boxes Brown, Toilet Almond and Sha-
wing Soap, fine article
90 do Sperm, Ad'tiu ard Mould Candles;
10 do No. l Chocolate; 5 kegs ground
Ginger;
Is lbs NutmegS; ~ dOshac Oihgel'
PRIME LIQUORS.
Such as pure Old PoI, Sweet Malaga Ma
deira and Sherry Wine;
Champagne, Cogniac, Peach Apple and
American Brandt;
Old Rye Whiskey, a superior quality
Holland Gin, n. L. Rum, Jamaica Spirits
and Peppermint Cordial;
90 doz. Bottles Old Port Wine;
% do do Old Madeira;
30 do do Old Rye Whiskey, (bot
dled in 1899.
Together with the following articles
VIZ Mace. Cltves, atlspice, Rice, Gin
anon. Pepper. Sauatus, Indigo, Madre
Saltpetre, Epsom salts, Alum, CotPeras
Powder, Shot, Pipes, Scotch Snuil' Ma
sons extra Backing, White Wash Brush
es, Brooms, Ropes, &c.
WOODEN WARE.
Such as Tubs, Buckets, Half Bushels
Pecks, Pales, &c. Also, in store, over
500 sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt;
10 bbls. Tar; 20 600 Cypress Shingles
50 600 Plaistering I.athes;
IS 600 teet o. !, Ia, - dliu A0
Pine Plank;
80 bbls. Mackerel and Herring;
White Corn Meal, fine article; and ma
nv other articles in the Grocery line.
SAMUEL S. MOORE 81 co.
n. B. All kinds of Country Produc
taken in exchange for Groceries, ana IN
highest price in cash given for "hea
- NAe' 0'''' 90" s S. NJ. & co.
- M 1910