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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-13
POPULAR OPINION.

If popular opinion is any criterion OF the worth
OF an article, we invite the ncredulous TO read al
least q a few of the many voluntary certificates
which appear in columns, respecting The
great variety Of remarkable cures effected by the
use Of - Sloan celebrated Ointment and Condl-
ten Powders"
These remedies no longer remain among those
OF doubtful utility they have passed rom the
| tide of experiment, and now stand higher in rep
atation. and are becoming more extensively used
than all other artlcles OF the kind.-Mlchigan
/ CITY News
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-13
AIARRETs

Dates from Liverpool to the 22d
Corn market has advanced, cotton also.
Western canal Flour, 23s Cd 24s.
Wheat advanced I'd per 80 pounds
White and yellow corn quoted at 80 SO
American stocks-In London IT, $. alone
sells at 10 IL Ccrlfcat I07 81 Money
EASY
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-13

rost Oiilee at Southport
ing June 30th, lS49.
MI
Mather Alonzo 9
Moody Henry S
MIIlett percisal C.
Marsh III
Marsh VIM
Myrick Mrs Catherine 2
Mari Mrs Fanny
Mari Robert p
Mettle.on David
Mallory Samuel
Mori Jonathan
Mullen William
Moor Emerett
Moore Addison
Mal,on Mrs Ellen
Morgan .leslin
Morris Edward
McClelland Chas
Mcintyre Michael
McCnessney Ill
Mcdonald X
Mc(fratch Frances
McMa naman jacob
Mcclure Mrs
N
Nettleton David
Nash Benjamin
o
Ostrander II p
p
Pearson Lurania Mrs
Parker Samuel 2
Parson VI w
Psrmenter Anne
Patterson Patrick
Pierce Phllander
PIvers Caleb
Pierce George
Parks Waterman
Perry George |
Perry George w
Perry Charlotte Miss
Z ovty Cheselton
Peekham Daniel
Peckham + b Miss
X
Rabeley Susanna Miss
Ryerson Richa d
Ratiegan Thos
Rhodes Mrs Thomas
Ried L Il
Rogers Allen
Reynolds John w
Richardson b + A
S
Skldder 81 Co Messrs s
Spring John X
Spence Samuel
Slower julius G.
Smith John II 9
Stafford S. muel
Stone A J
Stout James 9
ST. John Adm G.
Stores Rubin
Shepard Simeon A
Smith fireman A
Smith T c
Snow Lydia Mrs
Sherman g. Co
Stafford Samuel u
Scott Mrs G A
Sherwood Abel m
Sherwood A nj
Spring John
Stetson Capt
Scanned Fionora
Stone Wm Trymany
Sabln Miss Maria
Il
Thorn Benjamin.
L ,DbltS AuSuS,
Terner Nj
Taylor S P
Townsend C. C.
Il
Underhill DIR Saml
V
Van Duser VIM
w
Whitcomb David 2
Wheeler J nj
White Chas s
Watkins Capt j.
Winswarth Nj
Walker Lonisia
Wead David f
Walker Mrs Sylvester
Waldor Ralph
Wdithey Jonathan
Wray Miss Jane
Warde James
Y
Yule Alex
German Letters.
Benjamin Duffe 2
John Englehard
John George Englehard
Theodore Hiebing
Nj Fl Schulen Ramp
Frenx Po.k
Joaa Maddin
William Schroeder
Ie above letters will say
MANSFIELD p NJ
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-13
LIST OF LETTERS

d EMAiNlNG IN The Post Office at Soutbpor,
Ii Tor The quarter ending June 30th, Is49.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-07-13
Goreiau.
on u,ITU -.

ARRIVAL. OF THE CANADA.
Rise ta BrsadStuJS-D8 on Canadian Az
tairs-A serious Fight in he City If Lgons-
The Roaaans UHconYuered- The Hungarians
VicfOrjo,iS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21


'lHung al me time q tie epidemic no horse-kller
was t"Nen SaA'
At this period, Cs,t Of 81 hands male and female,
employed IN tLc desceation of human excremcnts on
y one died Of cholera Ten persons, and women,
ere obliged to suspend their abos for several days,
On account of slight iniispOsition but they SOON Re
turned to their work.
Out Of % rut-worfors en,nlovcd in tha middle If
tie z urriSsase YARD. and working in close sbons
whc~e air Il nut easily rereyed-vbcrc rerns balrtn-
ally an euyia offensive ieyond description or mari
ii IA one alone died af rholora. Ono woman over
whonel bv tr at the s:rht Of the many funerals sho
mct jn Plriy became LUX bu+ recovered n FIJI da-s
Thirty gutworkers. WORKING IN 4 eIort distance 4
Mrs. Taxldas experienced no alteration in tbojr health
durin5 the whole period Of cholera.
.g.rr
.- III r' & ar. NJ. Y io mii.f q
'..,-', iii t''- TIT, ,'i' It'll
.. -.'. .o '.' 80 80 ''Ie &C.,
..'"'-. "7 l.-,I w w. productive "l cAoteF"
''at' I"t H. WiHG ltct9. ho"eTeT' teAd IN
-.I ti NJ E- AiI indebted III tAat habit t9r safe
tT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

lnIwo professions were entirely exempt from cholera
-TaTis-hostlers and resto.ateurs
The occurrence Of Sundays and holidays always in
creased The number of cases. fact which was ustra-
ted in this city by the cholera reports the day after
the Old Fellows procession and the Sabbath which
preceded it, Tie number Of deaths was thirty per- cent
more than any day previous
In Parisit found that the number of admissions
to the hospitals on Mondays one-eighth greater
than upon o.her days Of the week fact which they
very naturally attributed to the excuses and change
OF habits incident TO an idle Sunday preceding.
The loss among the military in France was very
great They suffered in the proportion Of 2S,05 to
10 10 while The loss among the civil population was
only p ,06 in 600
This dsproportion is attributed to the unwholesome
and crowded quarters in which the military are most
y confined Out Of one company whose lodging rooms
had ceilings and We're well ventilated there was but
sick Of AS. In other barracks with low ceiIings
shaded from the sun ana Eight by a high wall. damn.
badly headed and ventilated, is became sick out Of
49,
The Commissioners also remarked that the mortali-
v among prisoners was.less than among other classes
Of Partisan population
1t is hard to reconcile tbs following statements made
by the Commissioners with the prevailing opinions re-
spectins the influence VI putrid odors upon The health
!. those who ~ exposed to ,Acn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21
POLITICAL,


A ill-natnred XII I. al,rea-. , ..r-o.' ". w.
ter-ay accusing Prrsle.i i7.t.f'-., rsigj "
"s,mn'ti7ins with The N....,.- M ,al ,t.ir,
aa| c,.nneniiug qp,n tIe case ti, Steamer ain
I'll sites" re,.uilv feIaa, VI New ". III aoJ T
the use If he Ceu,r. {. v--urncut Ccrna1v NJ \.
war witt, Denmark as an !.tnpt. under coyar vi ran
irllit, t,.ii tl, caI.sa Of The II ns-,.s airs,
IN. P,upc aad Il spuJiranis.
When the " ~ steamship United Sta.c,'' r1r.s
:, be properly known hy the n,: of ti, r,iat-v .,
az rn, ]enl ,ial thu ..adninsir i've p.y',v.hir nine
Irajoa sneerS al, aui fc.ars y, ~c'a.7i ~ ast W.T..
Ihr deepest attention W rhc American pe,. "
will only c4iva Ilp iiral fled appreciation q f4
uu'ry hu. Be y.r5d hv a,.d men vi ALI ,Iasses as a
: rihug example uf wise '.admInistraiiye p I~vu
Nhe -h- '..- aIu.Hstr t,n rave i'll SANCTION y, tae
f.iinr ou ot tie -ol.n.r --terred IT, the Cen,r p.-
q ticrnrnT.na- n rms. Wit every Earne1n country
cyow Dnmarl a1d even With Aer there h..l hs-a ca-
,ui-I an 7rm.s.trc.
When @ neral Ia,llr eater.d mon the Executive
dues had come perfectly clear that the ,r,.tr.c,
\, rarii.g,j,r, between l.. t-.uv aud Den,,-L ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
M A KETS

Prices ranged from IS 10 81 p On the ho0 equal Sc
S. p net, and averaging So rs gross
EXCHANGE In the early part of the week. a fair
business was done IN Sterling Bills. Wo quote from
to y per cent premium.
fLOl H.
Ho'card Strcet'Floln The market throughout the
week fas moi been very active. We note sales On Sal
utday Of olO bbls at s G2. On Monday sales Of 400
b5ls. were made al 624, and 20) bis fresh inSnec
ton. a - Coi, The wagon and car price being 81 so
81 5oi On IneSday sales $50 bills, fresh 'inspec-
ton. were made at 81 O2i On Wednesday sales Of
900 bbs, fresh inspection, male at TIE same rate
AID 30O bbls- "llarper's Ferry" brand, at GSi
ne wagon AID car price 81 50. Yesterday sales Of
1903 bills, fresh inspection. were made at 81 Co.
To-day sales of 400 hbls-, fresh Inspection We're made
a. lc same rate. The wagon and price to-day is 81
5O
CHy .UWS Flour There was sale Of 500 bbls on
" wednesday Al 81 S7s. To-day small ot I'll FL H.
was taken at s. lyldtrs very generally ask s. Gay
So'k very small
SUSqHelalutah Flour We note sale Of 400 bbIs on
" ednesday at rs; ana to-day small parcel al The
same rate
Rlc FLny-Nefbo,r IF mn solos ~, ,,l,;,l ., o..-h
ISL Z quotation.
cam .JJraI Sales II Raj, NIL ,,t3 IVY, wv :
p4nn9 his Al A III RoIt I'M a+sg,,, h.,I Gr1
at 81
CHAIN
JVboi-On Monday H. marke. ore,od !, 1o7,t13
GEMS far fair g,,J 1, MINE MI iii v;tt1
on n1rcel uf eyfra nn1litv rn ,v.s ,I,, ~ IL .
On "Wednesday thoro yos - f,ll; ,1 -;o- ,,;I
saIes If f,ir cr,3l i, r;oa HI LIZ - io3 rno MI
T,dav M S,lss Nc Hit IroI i, ;, III i
,ino At iO2 lbs cants ana ,c ,i,'ta
,,,rSaI of ovtr,- n-;noa NJI roI ,ae Ji0
o.- H., :, !; m ~ WY ~, ~ ilO
Ma ,,bitos ~ iofaiI6 ca,,s III c,;I, 4 I'M qu'.e
II3,r:ln oo, a. NJit 'I ~ 49, " !" 20 T."
good Penna reds at lO0ll cents and of Penna White
at cents Yesterday parc. Of inferior penna red
was taken at I06 cents rarce If uood red with small
portion of white at O0. cents; and oue ofnf4rior white
at los cents
Cg,n-On Monday the sales Of Nd. white we're at
52l54 cents and of yellow A. 5Jt57 ct< IN Wednes-
dav white was sold at 525l cnnts ana ve,y u rrrs
els 10 dav we note sale, of Md willie at 55,6 canrs
ana Of yeJIoy at 80 ,60 cents q, "Wednesday cara,
NJ Pqnna. round vrjl, lila ii "a cents a1d reser,
day salcsof the same Al Is cent, winb ond - cans
measure
Run-SaIes Of Nh at 55,52 CENTS and sales IF poro
Al 6CjaG2 cents
Oais-Ranue IN price from Is NJ no cts
FI,rscrJ There Inns unt h.a, ,,ucl ,,Ivoroor. -;o
our last
HEMP W. ~ IN I;,o5 r. az, ,r.,,.o..;
Hemp.
pROVISIOVS- market i firm vi,b ., i,,rr,
we'd feelinu SbonlIars ond Hans aro j.; ld I
ana prices are advancing, ''''
po3L-We nate saIes If IN Ib1S Primo, ~ a Sail
sales Of Mess have been MAIDS = .lIatlI Ok
R.cf-We nots s,Ies IF o00 XIII r. poofo,.f3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

From the Courier des Flats Unis. May II. lS49
At Iate addition meeting in New York, Mrs Rose.
lady of Polish origin whilst asserting that slavehold
er was thief, added that in str:cness man. who paid
10 iab1rer insufficient wages ought be placed on the
same footing as the owner of slaves
M W est then assembled the tribune and commenting
on the great ducirne says the Editor of the Courier DIES
Etas Unis) Of the previous speaker, pronounced dis
course the reach OF which afraid of weakening
by pale analysis.
81 maintain boldly" (he said) ''rilat the principle
Just expressed can be reduced practice and that it is
possible to live wIch paying f he produces of slave
~. There is already at New York society establish
ed for buying and Sailing without having any thing to do
with the products Of slavery whether be of slaves pu
chased Of slaves hired. 1t is the first of these serv
udes which ought be abolished should be moth
ug n that to furnish empty for others neither la
bourers On wages or capitalists. Every should work
IN Itnse all ought 10 be footing Of equality and
partake VI The benefits o. labour in common This prin
cpi. alrady pnt N practice. For example, pan no
merchant trom elon. uaLc purchases, they aIe ali
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21
Ihe following professions have given entirely diff

Three professions That have nronortionahIv num-
bered a much greater number Of deaths by cholera
than ly ordinary diseases exercised in tile open
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

The london Times rays the following tribute to The
Erie Canal
1T Is still more ingurious I've beaten and to find
that narrow canal, with nearly hundred lucks. and
with banks fragile 10 allow greater speed than
Three miles an hour. after all is silver stream Of wealth
far more useful and prnducye Than one If tho nubest
rivors in lhe wurd' The fund which flows to the crow
ded capital and TO The awshd hordes u Iceland through
Buh! atd Albany. ana the tedious lcks between and
which is thrice tfan~spped before it reaches THE Az
anr. very Lar exceeds the quantity receive through
the Ontario, the S. Lawrence. and tie gigantic shin
canals, Tile Rideau and the Welland, With which We
snTuorated the natural difficulties Of tie naygaun-
The vulgar American canal has beaten the BRUSH river
through the lnSrumenalily Of our own demands En-
HAMA et gives tie virtual preference to HE canal by
nsIng il than its snowy rival"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

1t is said that there are bnt 10000 slave holders in
Mssourapd nearly halfa million If whites who d hot
UWll SLAVES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-21

thieves pay no rem q Propriciors. Forseve months
have lived house in Leonard street without pay-
ing any thing and will pay no,hinrno pow' il New
ork can put Inc out. (Arplause.) | have more
FIghl 70 pay my rent than aT # boots. The true mot
10 is If you eau steal in salty. you haze rsM 10 steal
man has tie right provide himself with bread. Or
pair Of neNpressi5es if he has need fur we Ill ha.e
right TO live in this world. and hold possession u prop
e7ty IS theft Merchandise things stoen and you
ought not 10 buy them, but to take them as you have
uetd."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, on Monday the 9Th
day of November, lS49,
Ewing uehart--Plaintif,
AGAINST
Alexander Jameson, William Jameson, Jas. Dun.
lap and Rachael Dunlap, formerly Rachael Jam
esnn-Deiendanis.
The Defendants, not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according To tho act OF As
sembly and the Rules of this Court and il appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habiianis OF this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that
said Defendants do appear here on the frs, Mon
day IT. February next, and answer the PLAINTIFF
bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
IIShed in some newspaper printed in Staunton, for
Two months successfully, and also posted on the
front door of the Court house of this County
Copy-i'esie,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
November, 81 IS49-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST.

n consequence of the death Of one of our firm,
1t will be necessary To close business at the
earliest possible date, and have, therefore, deter
mined 10 offer from and after Monday the Goth inst,
our large and desirable stock of dry goods
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH,
or On time for approved paper. with interest added.
Our purchases of AMERICAN GOODS were
generally made early IN The season. before The steady
advance which has since taken place, had com,nnec
ed, and our FOREIGN GOODS ufuur own i'm
portatlon were bought for Cash, under very favora
bic circumstances, c"sing far below The regular
package prices, for similar gouds. in the Northern
Markets. AS object is to reduce our stock To
tie smallest amount possible. prior To closing it at
auction, and at the same Time bring our business To
speedy close, we shall offer very great induce
mentS To purchasers.
KENT, KENDALL s. ATWATER.
Richmond, Nov 2S, lS49-4t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28
Loo AL MATTEL s

RETURN OF THE HuNrERs-'The partyof our
townsmen who leil this place, for the mountains,
the first of las, week, returned ON Saturday last
They entered town in procession, some in wagons,
some in bugges, aud others horseback. followed
by large pack of yelping hounds. The front
wagon contained the trophies Of the campaign
nine as fine deer as we recolect 10 have seen. A.
mong this number--a part only, of the spoifs
noticed beck Of tremendous proportions, which
weighed one hundred and sixty pounds.
Among the adventures related by the hunters,
10 one that befel friend of ours, which, from
its novel and amusing character, seems to de-
mand publication. One day while alone on the
mountain he encountered huge buck at which Ire
fired. The noble animal fell in his tracks and the
delighted marksman FASTENED TO despatch him.
Straddng his prostrae victim, Ire about 10
apply the knife, when the deer suddenly sprung to
his feet and started down The declivity in true
John Gilpn style, bearing friend upon his back
Onward they went some ten or fifteen yards, the
rider holding fast To The branching antlers Of the
stag. until with worse luck than his renowned pro-
to,ype, he fund himself stretched upon the ground
The gentleman bears upon his person sundry Sc
we're bruises. evidently the result Of despera e
conflict We would not have it supposed that we
lack sympathy. but we mus: say with the poet,
"Whcn he gets up TO ride again
May zoe BE- there TO sec''.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28
N.gHeDH:SRE STORE.

'E>IIE subscriber having rented, Temporarily, tho
Brick house near the Virginia Hotel, Siauni0n,
formerly part of the Old Bell Tavern, is having
II fitted for the reception of n stock of HARD
WARE, purchased and on the way from the Fast
ern Markets, which he expects to receive about tho
2Oih inst
His stock will comprise all articles in the Hard
ware line. both useful and ornamental particularly
an extensive assortment of FOULS and Materials tor
Carpenters, Cabinet Makers, Biacksmiths and 9th
er Mechanics.
lie invites the especial attention of Builders and
Contractors TO hissock of building materials. wiicl,
they Will find large aud general at nIodera,e prices
10 Country Merchants he will be disposed 4,
sell upon the most favorable terms, and invites their
examination Of his stock he will endeavor 10
make his prices such as TO secure their patronage
Inc Farmers will find many things new and use
iul never before offered in this market
Believing that good stock of Hardware is de-
manded by the wants of the community. he hopes
by strict attention 10 merit and receive the patton
age OF the public
GEORGE T.. PRICE
Staun,on, Oct H. IS49-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28
CIR ONsAYGTRSo
sale Of Valuable Negroes.

WILL. be sold a, public auction al the late res
ldence of james Hamilton dec'd on Back
Creek. in the County of Bath, on the 2SIh day of
December next. all the Personal Property belonging
To said James Hamilton, consisting principally Of
Negroes. OMEN, WOMEN s. CHILDREN. }
One or two of said Negro Men will be sold for cash
IN hand, a credit Of nine months will be given on
the other Slaves and Personal Property. (uup the
purchaser giving bond with approved security J
where The sum is five dollars ard upwards Cash
in hand will he required on all sums under five
dollars. The Real Estate of said james Hamilton.
will be rented al the same time for one year,-also
the Real Estate of john ID. Hamilton. decd, will
be rented for the same period. Bond with good SC
curity will be required for the rent in each case
RACHAEL G.. SCOTT, Adm'rx. of
James and John ID. Hamilton, decd.
November 81 lS49.-tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28
OLD DEGGE.VtG s.,

WE learn by good authority that there is Gold
in abundance in State, if it can only be
found We hope therefore tina; the good citizens of
this and the adjoining Counties may be SO success
ful as ID get enough 10 answer their purpose with
ont travelling of To California, and call at our es
adjustment on the Corner of the Court, house Alley,
own. Eagon's old stand. ) where they can find at
all times splendid assortment of Saddles, Brides,
.,idrt'ng"ies, Saddle bags, Carriage, Ca,vyaH.
Buggy and Ipagon Harness. Leather 7iu.l.s,
Satchets pdtccs md Carpct Bags, Carriage and
Wagon Whips, Head Hditers, Umbrellas. Sc, Sc.
All of which will be sold on The most accommoda-
ting terms. CLARKE & BALL.
n. B.-All work made TO order and repairing
done al the shortest notice. We have in our EN-
plny some of the best workmen in the Valley and
feel confident that we cannot fail 10 please all who
may favor us with their custom. G.. s. B.
Staunton, Nov. Ia, lS49.-tf.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28
Sse''ttnS's Cheap COMFecfjosses3's,
is THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.

MANUEL STERLING takes this method h
inform his friends and the public generally tina,
ie mas Just received from Baltimore large stock az
CoNFEcTIoNARIEs, consisting in part Of the fI.
lowing articles
me stock OF Candies, Of every kind Fruits of every
Kina, such us Prunes. Raisns Figs Dates, Almonds,
Enshsh w ainuts, Palm nuts Fibcrts. Pccon. nuts
Ground Peas, Gingcr-uuts; also soda and Wi
SracRers, Cheesc, Brandy Peaches, Baltimore AL
newark Cider Porter, &c, &c, together it'll every
variety OF Toys, Essences, Side aud Pocket Comb
None, Purses, Pocket Books, Tooth and Hair Brush
es' ana variety OF other articles too numerous 10
one TO five cents. ''0'
n. B;-Always on hand supply of those fine
Buck Gloves, of my own manufacture. to vhc,,
The attention of Country Merchants is particularly
invited.
S,aunton, Oct. IL, 1910
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28

A j. DEAKlNS respectfully invites the atten-
- ton OF the Ladies 10 the following Goods,
viz:
Rich Chameleon Satin Dcchean, Chameleon Folio Desoic
Blue, Green Scarlet French Mernos Blue, G. recn,
Mode, Nazcrinc Blue and Embroidered Black Nous.
I'm dc LANES, (all priccs,) Black Blue, ard Brown
AIpaccas Chameleon Lustrcs Black erode Rhine, for
Dresses and Nczitcs Plain and Embroidered p iris
tlannels for Coaks and Sacks Coorcd Fiorences for
Linings; w itc and Mode Satins, for Bonncts; Sd
Black and Mode Colored Thbct Shaw Is, with Fringe;
Cloth aud WOODEN Shawls. in great variety Black
and Coiorcd Ginps and Frngcs Velvet Trimmings {;
beiungs Rich Neck Ribbons; Bonnet, Cap and Man
tau Ribbons; Worked Caprs and Collars; Artificial
Flowers; Kid, Silk aud Wooden Gloves, all sizes ;
w oollcn Coaks and Hoods fer Children and Misses
&c, Sc.
o. Please call and examine and compare prices.
Stanton, Nov. 7, IS49
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-11-28
TEp. AEElcPf Jordan

HIN reply to Mr.. JOrdan's card in the last Specta.
tor have only 10 say, that do hold his nole
for 8 u ,25, dated the l2,h day Of May, 1876.
and payable one day after date It is now in the
possession Of my counsel John b. Baldwin. who
will inform every one curious in the matter that i,
is, mt oHly signed By hilbert Jordau, bit is ,olollD
in his proper hand toyjting.
If Mr.. jordan had really any doubt about the
gennineness Of the note he might, at least. have
asked To see il and he would have been saved the
trouble of appearing 10 the newspapers
If Mr. JUrdan's circumstances should ever iusii-
fly suit on the note he will Rave an opportunity to
Try his offsets.
WILLIAM BLACKBURN.
Nov 81 1S10-2ws