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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
From the Missouri Democ rat
TO THE PEOPL Z OF HOWARD AND
CHARLTON COUNTIES

You have all doubtless seen the lesolu>
tons relating 10 the question Of slavery pass.
ed by The last General Assembly Of this
State, and the instructions given to our Sen
ators in Congress to obey them. Col. Ben.
ton has excepted to these resolutions, and
appealed to the people OF the Stale. He
charges that The Legislature have instructed
him TO dissolve the Unon-and the resou,
tons are Fundamentally wrong," and that
he will not obey them. Nor does he stop
here in his denuncations. lie charges that
the resolutions are tina, Offspring Of the. Cal.
houn address" as he calls it, and that they
have been moulded and fashioned after that
address. But for these unblushing charges,
should not now say word, but should have
waited until he gives his reasons"
Being the author OF these resolutions,
should at least know as much Of their origin
end paternity as Col Benton, or any one
else. The charge made by Col. Benton that
the resolutions are the 'ofSpring Of the Cal
houn address,, is not only gra,ulous bu, is
not founded in fact, aud is not made for the
purpose Of giving the people any correct in>
formation on the exciting and important
question, but to prejudice the public mind
against the resolutions, and 10 create a false
issue. introduced these resolutions in ful
iilment Of pledges and promises made to you
last summer. They contain The sentiments
you all then entertained and all expressed
upon this question. There was but one
opinion among you, and that opinion was
against the "Wilmot Proviso" and the doc,
trines Of the Free Soil" party. These res>
oluIlons do not squint dissolution. There
are no disunionsts in Missouri that | know
Of. The Union is in no dunger. The res
olutons advocate the doctrine OF non.inter.
ference, and stand by the Missouri Compro,
mise. This is all they ask Col. Benton TO
do, and yet he alleges that he is instructed
to dissolve the Union. The Executive OF
the northern States, their Legislatures and
their Senators aud Representatives may de.
nounce the Union. they may attack the
rights OF the South, and because the people
Of thu south shall demonstrate against their
assressions, are they TO be denounced as dis.
unoniss? Col. Benton says yes.
These resolutions express the sentiments
we all entertained upon this question during
the last canvass, and were introduced by me
in compliance with pledges publicly made
to you repeatedly. They are right in prin>
ciple. and stand ready 10 defend them when
ever, and by whomsoever they may be a,
tackled and will only add in conclusion,
that whenever the people Of this Senatorial
district shall change their opinions on this
subject, and shall call upon me as their Sen
ator and servant to carry ont the opposing
doctrines Of Wilmot. Van Buren, and the
Free Soil' party, that moment shall re-
sign my seat in the Senate, for cannot con
sen. to be made the instrument by which
such an outrage shall be il hcted upon the
rights Of the people Of the slavehoiding states.
Very respectfully,
C. F. JACKSON.
Fayetle, May "a, 1849.
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JAMES EYE WASH.

U,as no, !lis your da4gtter that c1s almost
BIND!
Dear Sir will state, for the benefit Of
lie public, that my daughter, about three years
old, was most distressingly afflicted with Sc
we're inflammation Of the eyes and face; 50 much
20, that she seemed to be suffering greatly
aud was very fretfuI; nor could she bear the
east light. heard of your eye wash, and
which you strongly recommended for her re-
dueG all inflammation about the face, and re-
stored her eyes 10 their wonsed sight, the i'll
aamgtiun having entirely disappeared
Respectfully,
BENJAMIN FOWLEE, St. Charles ST.
near the corner Of Seventh, St Louis.
To =. Pearson James.
81. Louis, February Is, lSlJ:
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BEST BARGAIN OUT.

I OFFER FOR SALE TVO HOUSES
Il and LOTS in Glasgow, on very reasona.
BILE terms. The property is neur the business
part of the city, and each one has never fail.
ing well of good water in the yard. Call and
examine IT you want burgain Also, finr
lot OF SADDLES, at small advance on
cost, and first rate Two HORSE WAC
ON and HARNESS., new and complete, and
very cheap.
WM. BOYD.
Jan. IL, lS4g.--40E
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FARM For SALE.

rHNHE undersigned wishes to dispose Of his
4 farm situated six miles South East of
Huntsville, containing l62 acres, about 70 acres
in cultiya ton, and 100 acres under fence, with
good comfortable buildings, well, orchard, &c
A good bargain can be had if application be
made soon to the undersigned at Glasgow, or
Mr., Armstrong Beattie, Huntsville.
CHARLES II. BARRON.
May ~, lSi9..--l2-3t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31
Piles! H'iles!! Files!!!
Dr. UpRam's Vegetable Elsctnqry, or Irtcrn
REMEDY FOR THE PILES, Trim

DR.. Upham'S Vegetable Elsctudry. or Internal
REMEDY FOR THE PILES, Triutn-
phaW
$4,000 cases Cured iH the past gear.
Q~J~Ihis Medicine is warranted to cure all
cases Of piles either bleeding or blind, inter-
nal or external, and all infamatory diseases
found in conjunction with the PiIes-such a.
Chronic DySentGry, Weakness and hfamma-
ton Of the SPINE,
falling Of the bowels womb, SC, that fe-
males particularly are SUBJECT to, under peru.
liar circumstances; for which many certificates
could be given of speedy aud etfectuaI cures
but delicacy fdrblds their publication.
Serere and U46tt4Gl CoSLjUeneSS,
Flow Of blood u the head, Dispepsia, Ucera-
tons, FistuIaS, Inflammation Of the Stomach,
find speedy cure IN Dr.. UPHAMs ELEcrUARY
Il is an internal remedy, and cures by it's
action on the bowels and blood, the relaxed
state, which is the cause Of the above named
diseases.
Universal Commendatior.
From every city, town and village, where
DR.. Upham's Vegetable Pile Elect uary has
beenntro duced, the most gratifying intellgen
&c Gifts ettectsheve been received by the Propri-
etor. In hundreds of instances it has trium-
pied over cases which were deemed incurable
Letter of Capt. W. w. Mclean, late of the
U. S. Service, aud member Of the N. j.
Legislature.
RAILWAY, June I6, 1877.
81 have boen afflicted for years with the
Piles, and have tried without any thing like
permanent benefit, almost .exerylhing assn
ming the name ola remedy. had, as a mat
ter of course, lost all confidence in medicine.
Under this feeling was induced--not with
out reluctance, | contess--tO use 'Dpham's
Electuary;' and having USED it for about three
weeks, according to the directions laid down, |
find to my utter surprise, as well as salistac-
ttOn, that every symptom Of the disease has
left me, think 1t duealike to DR.. Upham and
myself to make this statement.
G. ". MCLEAN"
Addressed to the agents in Columbia Ga.
Notice The genuine Electuary has the
written signature thus, (RJ-A. UPham, NJ,
D. The hand is also done with pen.
Price 81 per box.
For sale by DR.. E EASTERLY, southeast
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets, st. Lou
is, Mo. Sole agent for the west, [Sept. 2, as.
E5-For sale by DR.. w, K. SNELSON
Druggist, agent for Fayette; DlGGES &
HORSELEY, Glasgow; and KNOX & BEE
MAN, Rocheport.
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Round for California.

Ellis R. Wilson and company propose TO
start TO California from Huntsville, Ran doIPh
County, on the 18th of June next. Any one
wishing to go in said company, will ge: ready
and let it be known Immediately Each man
will furnish himself with two ponies or mules,
% lbs of -four, As lbs Of bacon, 4 lbs. OF
coffee, s lbs. sugar and two suits of clothes
tits expected that every man on this expedI :
ton will be ready and willing to aid in every
emergency for the good Of the whole;
ELLIS r. WILSON.
F. N. TERRlLL.
NAV 81, lS49-l3--2l+
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Bridge to Let.

THE building of new bridge across
j Doges fork about miles north of G las
gov, will be let to the lowest bidder ON the
goth day of June next at IL O'Clock, at the
place where said bridge is to be put up Terms
made known on that day, or before, if any per
sun wishes by applying to,
May 81. HENRY WHITE, Com.
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Fayetle, May "a, l849.


For the Times.
Two Miles NoRTu OF SULLIvANs LINE.
April, A. D. l840.
Ed. Glasgow 1ime&-A few days ago
the inhabitants OF This region, embraced
within Sullivan's and Browns line, were
sstounded by the information that The Su
preme Court OF the United States had very
recently decided that Sullvan's line was the
rue Northern boundary Of the State OF MIS-
souri,. And assure you the tidngs were
unwelcome and almos, dscredited. But
the papers state it TO be fact and we "cave
in"
For series OF years The strip of land in
dispute between Iowa and Missouri has been
scene Of litigation and mimic border wars
fare. In some localities writ and process
ssued by the authorities Of each State would
harass some luckless wight, who had 20
more prudence than to inveigle himself in
the meshes OF the law, and then would come
the fun. and "who do you belong 10, would
be chorussed in a style no way pleasing
Again. another locality would be safe and
secure from process Of either State. No
tax to pay, no prying assessor asking
"how much is this worth" but The sturdy
sons OF the disputed tract would csmly
abide in their possessions, praying that the
question Of Territory might never be settled
In 1874 however we had high assurances
tina, there would be speedy termination o
the vexed question of boundary, and tina
the verdict would result in favor Of Missouri
John G.. Edwards late Governor and ex-mem
Der OF Congress. while canvassing this Stat'
(Mo) gave to the world in flowing type in
circular printed at Jefferson City, the lOI
lowing i am in favor of Browns line a
our Northern boundary ! am eo"Ut@ee'
,bstjt is the true boundary. That we ar
entitled to boundary that far north is be
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

OF g. COLLIER ROBBINS, Manufactu-
rer Of Gold Pens, will resume his business on
Market street, first door above Sixth street
where customers will find the watches, Jew.
elry, and gold pens, left to berepaired.
Country papers advertising for me will
please notice the change.
St Louis. May 81, 1910
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

The Best Remedy Eper Discovered f0r r..
peHing Worms from Chidrcu
The Symphonic Of the prescnce ufWprms
IN Children should be carefully watched by
parents,and as soon as there is reason to sus.
pect their existence every means should be Us
ed to expel them promptly aud thoroughly
Dr. McLane's Vermifuge is pdly supplan.
ting all Others in epublic estimation. Wherr
II IS used it has produced the best effects, and
every family who has usedii, say it is the best
they have ever seen.
Symptoms Of Worms Read! Read!
The c0un'cnance is pale md Ieaden. cUurcd,
with occasional flushcs, Or circurnscrlbed
spot ON one or both cheeks; the eycs become
dull; the pupils diate; an azure senli-circ IT,
runs along the lower cyc-lid; the uUseis rri-
lated, swells and sometimes beed>. u swell
ing oil the upper lip: occasional head ach
with humming or throbbiug in the ears; an un
usual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very fool, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes vorac-
Ious, with gnawing sensation Of the stom.
ach, at others, entirely gone; ilectng pains
IN the stomach; nausea and vomiting; yiU-
lent pains throughout thcabdomcn; bowels ir-
regular, al times costiye; stools Shiny, not un.
frequently tInged with blood; belly swollen
hard; urine turbd; respiration occasionally
"''''~u''' "Iu hNCuhPdHleu Nv HlCCOh9h' cough
sometimes dry and conyulsiyc; uneasy and dis.
turbed sleep, with grinding Of the teeth; tenn
per variable but generally irritable. SC.
Mothers, nurses, parents, guardians look
well to yourchldren, and ifyol see any sv!up-
toms of worms, procure DR.. McIauc'> Vcrrni-
fuge, bccauset is the very best, most dc>er-
wing, and popular remedy ever presented to
the notice Of the public.
Price % cents per box.
For sale by DR.. L. EASTERLY, at the
City Family Medicine Store, southeast corner
of Third and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo =,
only agent fo- the west. Sept. ,, rs.
Ct,3-Soid also by, DR.. ". L. SNELSON.
Druggist, agent for FayetIc; DlGGES d.
HORSLEY, Glasgow; KNOX & BEEMAN,
ROchepUrt.
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lust received BY Steamboat Aigoma, hlty
- kegs H. 7. Blows pure White Lead
three barrels Linseed Oil, forty pounds Paris
Green, in oil. with manv other articles for
sale cheap at the corner of Digges d Horsely
Nav 81. lS49
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-31

Sulphate and acetate and Croton Oils
Morphim White and Red Lead
Qulnlne Clustering Ointment
Poass. Iodid. Tissue
Calomel Ipecac
Blue Mass Lunar Costic
kheubarb, Pulverizcd EPSON Salts
and Root. Chamomle Flowers
Camphor Ri Curb Soda
opium, Gum and Pul Cream Tartar
verlzed Acid Tartarc
Tartar Emetic Acetic
Gum Arabic NTuriatie
AIloes Elixir Vitriol
" Assafedita Carh Marnesia
Castor, Olive, Linseed iCacined do
PATENT MEDICINES
SappingtOn's Brandreths, MUfiat's Prices
and Sugar Coated Pills; Osgood's Cholagoguc,
Swayne's and Wister's Balsam Wild Cherry.
A pure article Of Madeira Wine and Cog
nae Brandy for medicinal purposes only: in
short we have every article usually culled for
in our line.
We will supply California emigrants with
medicines for their expedition Oh Ms reasona-
bic terms as they can purchase in ST. Louis;
we will be pleased ifthey will give us call,
as we are satisfied we can trade with them.
DlGGES g. HORSLEY.
March %, 1919.
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T.. A. SAVAGE.
III AS just received and opened large and
L Il slendid stock of
spring and summer Goods,

sprung sthu SubhHscE 1OOus,
which were purchased in the cas-, on the mos,
favorable terms. Among them will be found
IN great variety, Ladies New Style Dress
Goods, viz:
New style fancy Silks
Paris plaid and figured Bareges
Chameleon silk Tissue
Fancy new s.yle silk and linen Tissue
Fancy and white dotted Lawns
Embroidered Bazarines
Paris figured and plaid Lawns
Linen cambria Handkerchiefs
Collars, Laces, Ribbons
Silk and cotton Hose; Gloves
Wells, Shawls, Belts. Slides,
Combs, Bead Bags, Parasols,
French work, Florence braid, aud Rice Co.
burg Bonnetts
FOR GENTLEMEN.
super blue, black, brown and green Cloths
Goods IN great vaneiy for Summer Coats
Pants and Vests
Black and fancy silk Cravats
Half nose, Cloves, &c. SC
ALSO
very large stock of Staple Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Summer, Molkskn and Brush
Hats, Brown and Bleaehed Sheetings and
Shirtngs, Nails, Castings, Groceries, Tubs,
Buckets, Hames, Forks, Cotton Yarn, Sleeves
Sickles, &c.
He wilt in u few days receive via New
Orleans, very largs stock of Hardware and
Queensware, among which will be found al
most every article found IN stores in the west
Also-Bo Books, Paper, Ink, &c SC
full supply of School BUoks-Latin and
Greek School Books
The subscriber invites his friends and the
public to call and eXarnins his goods and pri-
ces, as he will sell on the most favoruble terms
for cash, or On time to punctual customers
He will barter for Linen, Feathers, Jeaus
Linsey, Beeswax, Bacon, Lard and indeed al
most every article Of country produce.
+. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, April 26, 1919.
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LOST

IN the town of Miami, Saline Co., by the
1. undersigned, the right hand half of SlOO
note on the Bank Of the State of Mo letter A.
No. 1929, (no date Oh the half retaued) The
above half note is supposed to have been lost
or dropt from the hands of the subscriber in
the store Of R. E. Mcdaniel, (where he is do
ing business,) whilst counting some other
monies, with which it was rolled. A liberal
rewardwill be paid for the lost half, or any
information by which it can be recovered. by
the subscriber. Z. w. LEWIS.
Miami, May 81, lS49-l2--3w
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Glass n Queensware at Cost.

I am offering all my Glass and Queensware
4 at cost and carriage, in order to make
room for more extensive stock of Dry Goods
My ware is mostly of fine character, com.
prising Tea sets, Dishes, Casters, Decanters,
&c, Of all descriptions; the principal portion
of the Tea sets trhite, and ranging in cost
from 81 TO So 50 per sett of 80 and as pieces.
Young married folks have an excellent chance
to supply themselves on a cheap scale
CIAS. B. FALLENSTEIN.
glasgow, April 10 1919.
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pIete, and beautiful assortment of
Fresh Spring Goods,
to which tbs attention of purchasers is res
pectfuly solicited
It being their intention to do rrculqr and
permanent business, customers may rely ON
hndlng the best goods the eaAtesn markets at
lords, at as low prices as any other house can
atDrd to sell them their facilities, arquaint-
ance in the east, and experience, warrant
hem IN making the assertion, and they bind
themselves to prove it to their customers
Their stock consists in part Of the follow
ing articles: -
Superior Cloths, blue black and fancy CO.
lOrs.
Sup. fine Doe Skin and other Cassineres.
CaSsinets Of all descriptions.
IWeeds, various yes.
Fine Black Summer Cloths.
Silk Codringtons.
Sup. fine White Linen DrilingS, and plain
and fancy goods Of every description in wool,
linen and cotton, for gentemens wear
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Fine French Almauduies,
" F, bh. Drab de Dieu
" Gnghams, different prices, CO,
lors and qualities.
Gingham Lawns,
SILK Tissues new style,
Alpaccas, fancy and Blk, silk warp,
Silks, plain and fancy, fine article,
L4wns--Embroidered, Chameleon and Mvur
ming
Foulard Silk
Muslins--Swiss and Null
SATAN Stripe, and other beautiful STYLES of
Ladies Dress Goods
| Prints-A superior article, new styles
| Shawls-SiIk, Bareze, Chachmere and fancy
Bonnetts and Trimmings, latest styles.
! BOOTS AND SHOES.
OF every description, for gents and boys,
Of good material and workmanship,
Ladies cold lasting busks
" " half CATERS
" blk Kid Ties
| - urUnZed -
Clasp Wells, new article
Cal.dren7 Morocco Lace Boots
HATS AND CAPS.
No. l Muleskin, Beaver, imitation Beaver
! B rush, Extra God Hunter, BLK. California,
| Rip Van Wrinkle, Panama, Manila, Leghorn,
aud Palm Leaf Hats.
Mems Cloth, Lamarlne, Ringo'd, Paris,
Glazed and silk Caps; Youths Fancy Cloth
and Glazed do.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Coats-Dress, Frock and Sack, Of every va
rely and description Of goods
! Pauts-Cloth, Cassimere, Tweed, Jeans
Corduroy, Linen aud Cotton
Vests--Bpk and Fancy Satin, and a variety
Of Fancy Summer
ShIrts--VariOus descriptions and STYLES.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
DomestiCs, B.eached and Brown, Sheetngs
Tickings, Brown and White Dlillings, Checks
Osnaburgs, &c. &c.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee Tea, Salt, Nader, Indigo
Alum, Pepper, Spices, &c &c.
Our stock, in short, embraces every article
usually found or called for, in retail store
and ha been laid in with care aud attention
especially for this market.
We desire call from our friends and thu
public generally, as it will at all times affUr,
Us pleasure to exhibit our goods, whethe
sales are effected or not
Glasgow, }. c, Davis old stand: Fayette
west side the public sduare.
GREENABAUM d BROTHER.
April IL, 1910,
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WOOL.

NANTED 20, 600 lbs clean washed COM
w mon WOOL for which the cash will
be l,aid. F. A. SAVAGE
Glasgow, May 81, ls49.
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superior French worked Col
liars.

rTNIlE subscriber has purchased superior
article Of Ladies Collars, the ates, Paris
style Ladies will please call Lelore they
purchase c. B. FALLENSTEIN.
April 10 1919.
RIO UERS, BONNEII'S s. RIBBONS.
choice and fresh assortment, which will
"A bare comparison with any in town, IL
taste, cbeapness and variety.
ap'IO c. B. FALLENSTEIN.
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TTlIE subscriber offers for sale low for
4 cash, 4 new :our horse wagon. lroned
by Mr. James Davis, at whose shop the wagon
can be seen. Apply to
mRyl JNO. d. PERRY.
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IL. Ill. Miller 4 Go.

EIAVE taken large room in the Central
IL Warehouse, Immediately in the rear OF
Messrs. Yeatman, Pittmun g. Co., where all
persons having business with us or with The
late firm of N. Janney ~ Co, will please
call. Entrance from Washington Avenue
between Second and Third streets.
f. III. MILLER s. CO.
st. Louis, May 81, lSi9.
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B. II. SMITH,
Attorney at Law,

TRENTON, GRUMPY Co, Mo.
XNTILL promptly attend to all business,
w entrusted TO his care, in the Courts OF
the Eleventh Judicial Circuit nol3'
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MAY HsA u.
Elegant Spring stock

hIsN Sums '1PE 1tssS SUpth
W. HIGH is the largest cheapest, and by
w far the most splendid assortment Of
goods in every line, which they have yet Of.
tered to the inspection OF their friends; COM
prIsiuga rich and unusual variety Of
Ladies' Drcss Goods,
The most chaste and beautiful styles Of the
season, carefully selected from the very latest
importations, including
Broche and embroidered Bareges
Plain and figured Tissues
Plain and figured Bareges
Toile De Indies; Silk Puplms
Wool and thread Lustres
BUmbazine and AIpacas
Brilliantes and Damasuues
FOuRrd and Gluce' silks
Black and fancy do
French Organdcs
Printed and plain colored JackOhets
Silk and wool Loreltoes
Linen and French Ginghams
MousIalne dc Lanesi Mohair Lustre5
Chameleon Lawns, &c &c. DC.
RICH BRIDAL AND rARTY DRESSES.
All kinds of white and mourning goods
French, English md American prints
IA 54 ia l0-i Bleachad and Brown Sheet
WITH VERY HEAVY SUPPLY OF
Brown and Bleached Shirtings, O,naburgs,
Cotton Yarns, Coatings and Pantalooncry,
bed Iichlngs and SlAPLE DRY GOODS in
general.
VERY EXTENSIVE VARIETY
DRESS j. BONNET TRAININGS.
Hoisery and Gloves, including all coiors Of
the very finest Kid Cloves, imported, Shawls,
Scarts, Wells, Manila materials, Laces, Per-
tumery, Combs, Brushes &c. &c. Forming a
complete and very interesting variety ofgoods
for ladies attire and convenience.
4 fine assortment Of the most desirable
styles Of "
BDNNETS AND TRIMMINGS.
Millinery goods, Parasuls and Umbrellas,
very beautiful Fans, &c. &c.
VERY FULL AND CHOICE sTOCK OF
French and English Cloths and CaiSinIercS
Vestings of all kinds, Summer Cuatngs in
great variety
Extra fine to cheapest PantaloOn stutfS
And every kind and quality Of goods fol
Gentlemen and Chldrens wear