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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25

The corner stone Of new Episcopal church,
was laid at Milton Pa, by Bishop Potter, on The
llth ult.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25
POLITICAL.
Democratic Go. Convention,

ENHE Democratic electors of Columbia county
4 are requested to meet at the usual places Of
holding general elections, in each election
district, on (5- Saturday, 20 the first day
of September next, between 9 and o'clok p. Nj.
there and then to elect two delegates from each
election district, to meet in County Convention at
the Court House in Blooming, on
Monday the third day Of September nert,
at l2 o'clock, NJ, for the purpose of placing in
nominations Democratic County Ticket to be
voted for by the Democrats of Columbia county
at the coming fall election,
BY order Of the Standing Committee.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25
DICKINSON SEMINARY.

TTNHE first quarter oithe next year will COM
mence on Wednesday, the 9Th of September.
1t is very desirable that those who wish to enter
the school should be present at commencement,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25
Old DIR, JAUOB T0WNSEND,
THE ORIGINAL DiSCOYERER OF THE
Genuine VOVDSC1d G9rSoDsriIlo

OLD DIR. JACOB TOWNSEND,
THE ORIGINAL DfsCOVERER OF THE
Genuine Townsend SarSaparilla
Old Dr. Townsend about 70 years Of age and has
long been known as the .9U7HOR aud DISCOVERER
Of tue GENULVE ORIGLE4L " TOWNSE.yD S.4R-
SdPARiLLa.' Being ponr, he was compelled tn limit its
manufacture by which means has been kept out Of mar
ke ana the sales CrcunSCHhed 10 those only who had
proved It's WORTH and known rs value It mad reached
the ears of many, nevertheless those perohs who had
0etn healed ot sore discusses aud saved rOm DEATH pro
claimed lis eScellcnre md wonderful
HEALING POWER
Knowing, many gears agO, that he had By his skill
science and experience devised article which would be
oil Inciculhble advantage 10 mankind when the means
would bG furnished 10 bring into universal notice when
us nestinaUe virtues wUud he known and appreciated
lhis lmo mas come. the means are supplied this
6H.8sFD .fFD lNER G9LIED pRFP.7R.1TION
Is manufactured the largest scale, and is called for
throughout the length and breadth Of the land especially
as tls found Incapable Of degeneration dserorltOn
Unuke young ). r. IOwnignd5 it improves with age and
noyer changes hut for the better because it prepared on
Scieao principles by seCHfc The highest knowl
edge OF Chemistry and the latest discoveries Of the art
have all been brought in reQuistOn in the manufacture
Of me Old Dr'S SnHNptna. The sarsapura root it is
wei known u medical men contains many medicinal pro
pefteS and some properties which inert useless and
others, which II retained in preparing it for use, produce
Fermentation and Gcld which is injurious To the system
some VI the properties ui Ssaparla UOiatRs that
they entirely and lost in the PREPARATION
they are NOT preserved by scce proecss known only
% those experienced in It's mnnulcue Moreover those
oodthe prIncp!es which fly oil IN yapOr cNhala
under heat the very essential medical propertlss
of the root which give to 1t all It's value.
ANY person can boil or the root ill they ret DARK
eOIOrsd liquid which more from Ihe cunrug matter
the root than from any thing else they then strain
this iHspd Tnpd h4uid sWeeten with nOlaSses
and then call it "sARSAPARLLA EXTRACT Or sY.
RuP" But such is not the article known nS the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TUWNSEND'S
SARSApARILLA.
This all UTOUpripS ut the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25

g,. Our exchanges P S-If this letter
must pardon US if they doesn't reach You must
do moi receive the Star let me know by return
ortbi3 week. "Circum. of Post and don't wait
,,ances as said dis. for another until You
inanished man, will hear from me again.
OF allow it r
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25

TO the Free Electors of Columbia County.
Induced by the partially o many old friends, [
offer myself as a candidate Tor Sheriff. Ynur
generous suiIrages are earnestly and most respect.
fully solicited for the nomination. Should / he
fortunate as to succeed, pledge my best endeay.
ors, to discharge the duties Of said Office With
impartalIy and srlct fidelity
MOSES COFFMAN.
BlOOmShurU Junp 90 ISJu
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25

05- We have THREE new candidates and one
declination this week.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25
Mihlin, June ith, lSio.

To The Democratic Electors OF Colum0iG
County.
Through the friendly Indications Of many
friends, and in accordance with my own wishes,
offer mvsefto your consideration as 2 candidate
for the office of SHERIrr. respectfully soliciting
your sufrages; and, if elected, promise rromnt
and faithful discharge Of the important duties Of
that responsible station.
JOHN SNYDER.
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To he independent I'ote,s Of Coj,onJ,o

County.
Induced by the 1rtering encour2gcrrnt Of IN.
mcrous friends announce r0ysclra caud'darr for
the office Of SIrEErrr ~ the eneppt election.
and should ! receive majority of vrur votes,
can only promise TO discharge the duties o. SAID
office. to the best of my abilities, ard with g,rrt
fidelity and impartiality.
TOUN VrTTPr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-08-25
TO the Democratic Ioicrs Of Columbia

Bloomsbury, June 80, 1919
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-10-06
FOR EIGN nj A r X Il rs.
(PER STEAMER AMERICA9
Correspondence Of Lytord,s Price Current.


LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, Sept. IA, 1S49.
Money .Mnket.-In London to-day, at the close,
prices wcrc-Consols 924 to 92s for time, and 924
$685. for money. Exchequer Bills 36G 39s. Pre-
MUM.
Bacon.-A considerable arrival from London has
depressed Market and the business of the week,
though of fair extent has been principally confined
to low qualities, for the better descriptions there
being very little enquiry. In Hams and Shoulders
there is no improvement since our last.
Beehive cannot report any improvement; the
demand has amounted to average of recent weeks,
without any variation in price.
Butter.-Very little doing, and former quotations
scarcely to he obtained.
CheeSe.-Without arrivals to try the market, it is
difficult to give prices present transactions being
merely retail
Corn, SECURING the past week a check has
been given to the downward tendency which has
for time past been reported by us, operations
having resumed more activity, and hrmer tone
being exhibited. Indian Corn has more particularly
attracted attention the accounts from Ireland with
regard to the Potatoes having, within the past few
days become unfavorabe, this has caused an advance
of about Is. U quarter, and the quantity offered by
holders is unmportant, many samples having been
withdrawn. At to-days market there was a good
attendance of buyers, and tolerably active busi-
ness. Flour has hardly maintained the quotations
of last week.
CottOn-Impor this week u 109bal ;sales 81 700;
and present stock 900 bales, against $40, 100
at same date last year. Continued unwillingness
on the part of manufacturers to purchase at present
prices, even in proportion to their consumption, has
confirmed the duness and inactivity which have Tor
time past affected the market, and there Is
slight alteration in the quotations in favor OF the
buyer. This howeveris very partial, and reluctant
ly yelded-thc demand for speculation and export
being still considerable. To-day the sales 1000
bales, at the lowest prices of the week $40 bales
have been taken on speculation and 1910 bales for
export since last report.
Lmd.-At steady prices, about GO tons have been
sold during the past week. Refners complaining oil
decreased consumption.
Pork-Without any improvement either in de-
mand prices.
Rice.-30 tierccs of very good quality brought
los. cd. u cwt.
Rosin.-Common at IS. IS. Id, ex. Ship, and
very fine at i3s Cd % cwt have been placed to the
extent of 1900 brls.
T'alio,o.-At trihing decline, rather more BUSH
ness has been done; the London market is meantime
very dull, and arrivals heavy
fw-3000 brs. sold at los. Sd. for small brls.
JOSEPH STITT s. Co.
o.. See Liverpool Prices Current on inside.
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sel93, 200, 900 GIGS, SOC, 900

Total ............ 9l93, 100000 S16S, 100000
Copper has advanced; present prices are, lS4 for
tough cake, and 94d. " ID. for sheathing. Yellow
metal Sd. u h.
At our Corn Market on Monday, with very large
arrivals offoregn and good supply of English wheat
prices declined about IS. " quarter for all descrip-
tons; we have, however since experienced more de-
mand, and to-day the market assumed altogether a
firmer tone.-Flour very dull, at lbs. a DIS cd. u
bril- Common oats, Is. "a Is. Cd. barley about Is
lower: other Spring corn being about maintained
For Indian corn there rather more enquiry to-
day, and one or two cargoes of lbraila and Galatz
have been taken at % and 26s respectively
OHs-The stock of all sorts of fish is held by few
parties and prices continue to show an upward ten
dency. We quote sperm, S0GlSl; Southern 2Sa 1873;
cod f2S; pale SEAL i35 los. " ton. Olive oils are
also dearer ranging from 40 to 43; palm dull at Bis
for best; cocoa nut 35s Cd. a 33s nseed 27s. 9d.9
2ss. the spot, and worth fully BIS. Cd " cwt for
forward delivery.
Sugar.-The market is frmer this week and the
home trade have taken about 400 hhds. and 500
bags at full prices. The Trading Company's sale,
which took place at Rotterdam on 10th inst, went
off favoraby the whole quantity (69,577 baskets,)
selling freely from 26f for No. g. up to S4af for No
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WIN. d III. M,KIM,
constantly on hand, and offer f

"AVE constantly on hand, and offer for sale on
Il IL liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
SHEATHING COPPER, full assortment, from
IA to Sc or Also, Copper and Composition Nails.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, " MUNTz"
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL--the well
known reputation of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured entities it to preference
a constant supply received direct from England.
ZINC-ss Mosselman's" Sheet Zinc.-We are
receiving direct from the manufacturers in Bel
gium, full assortment of this superior article.
COPPER INGOTS.-Refned Copper, Ingots of
best quality, manufactured by the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling and Mining Company. jy22
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For Philadelphia and New York.
\ hnnt LOO miles S3-Abnut 200 miles, @ IS.
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New York and Liverpool Packets.
SAMSON CARTS s,
UATE T. PALNEK . IU'J
3S &. IdO baltimore street, Bait

Nos 13S & 14O baltimore street, Baltimore,
IMPORTER OF
French and English Hardware, Plated Ware, ia
panned Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel Tenders,
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY DES-
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK.
supply of which always ON hand, and made to ORDER
" 27tf WHOLESALE s RETAIL.
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
with Distances and Fare from BaItimOre
AT BALTIMORE,

For Philadelphia and New York.
About 100 miles, S3-About 200 miles, 7arS.
Cars leare. IRE due.
Daily at........SP. NJ. Daily, at. .....S3 p. NJ
Daily, exc. Sun. 9 A. NJ Daily, exc. Sun. q p. NJ.
and 81 A. M.
For York and Columbia, Pa.
IS miles, $1,000 miles, SIP
Cars leGUG.
Daily, at........9A Daily, exc. Sun. II a. NJ.
Daily, exc. sun. A p. NJ. and g! p. NJ.
For Washington city.
40 miles, Sl.S0-mo round trip tickets issuedD
Daily, at 8 A. NJ, and Daily, S A. Nj. s u p. NJ.
and liz p. NJ.
For Cumberland, SC.
IT'S miles, S7-Wheeling, S11-Pittsburg, SO
Daily, at II a. NJ. and Daily, at } A. NJ and b
p. NJ. p NJ.
For ElIicott's Mills and Frederick.
Is miles, 50 cts.-62 miles, $3.50
Daily, A. NJ. Daily, &c P NJ.
Daily, exc. Sum- P NJ. Daily, exc Sun 10 Am.
Harper's Ferry and winchester, Va.
81 I'LL miles.
Cars leape daily, TAM. Daily. .....6 p. NJ.
For Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va
$50 miles, IS.
Daily S'' ex. Sunday, at Daily, ex Monday, at
p. NJ. AM
AT PHILADELPHIA,
For New York.
Cars or a steamer IeaUe
Daily, at..............7 and A. NJ, and AZ P NJ
For Baltimore.
Daily exc Sunday, at. 81 A. NJ. and % 10 P. NJ.
On Sunday. ....22 and 10 p NJ.
AT NEW YORK,
For Boston.
Cars or steamers leGUe
Daily, exc. Sun, at ..........74 4. NJ. and p NJ.
For Philadelphia.
Daily, exc. Sun, .......7 and A. NJ, and A P. NJ.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at 81 A. NJ
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stonington and
Providence, closes daily, Sunday, at 81 P NJ.
The Great Southern Mail, including the Mail also
for the Western States, closes daily at u NJ;
and, except on Sunday, at p. NJ, on which latter
day at u p. NJ.
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Al.
20, oemS from ~ -. appNe me h
aoouI II, ul'cr '..o la'os VI ;.l' "y s",I
impaired r',nc h'I'',,oss WIN w. anu ~
eus"l INC con I a.
w; a"cut ooo IONS ItIts' Ie'y " SSn
io'i "a WIN m'.t I' G1 ou -,s 81 81 eJ
case pa? lbs, oui% Us "a. iGt DioN u c ~
ipL i0W Whtei f'o mus 90 iD 81 o.,
IitUo boxes yellow havana nodIls a' rs 3u lo
iloilahp' anu ~ ooAeS NiiIe liaN"n', at His ao
h'eraole at 81, rGlefSotE' III Vhe near m
markets the artcle continues steauy, DIT ~ o'e's
"'rs no improvement '''' IL !'' ~
CONTINENTAL MARKETS
-, -.
ANF"ERP'-CCDee remains III gooo aI'l"nu az
advancing prices since the Ieeuit VI 'ilo iDulc :
pubic sales has become KNOWN prices are dGaii
higher Tor an KINDS. POW odSs No 10 e"iu o %.
- to Z44; 4'Oo nagS ~. Dolpllso' - 10 20,
4OoO bags Java, c - TO w. oIochs dle Dc'o,liiiE
much reduced mere mas pech more ac'Nn! III
our n"S" market; prices h"Wetci, are C ~
louo boxes havana SOFA at II !'4 u 1I ioi',l
dftce IS wen S4PPofteG' 22o ucfccS "eII ''Neu d.
l44 if4' hlarhe' LOT fi'e'eS quiet 1oo"''0 -
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Extract from Barngs' Circular.
LONDON, Friday, Sept. IA, 1919.
We have had good and rather increasing demand
from tine home trade for several descriptions OF CO.
lonia and foreign produce, for which full price have
been paid: and within day or two more enquiry
has manifested itself for export which has given add
ditional confidence to holders. The money market
is still very easy and the stock of bullion increasing
H. M. S. Calypso arrived to-day from the West
Coast, brings about y, 100000. We have no later
advices from your side, the Hibernia steamer not
having yet arrived.
In AMERICAN STOCKS we have material change
to report; lower prices have been accepted in the
limited business transacted
Cofee-'The public sales have offered 345 casks,
1880 bags Plantation, and 3,400 bags native Cey-
lon; 500 eases Telicherry 300 bags Batavia, lib
bales direct Mocha, and 1876 bags East India,
which have chiefly found buyers at former prices
Native Ceylon, 40s a 39s Cd; good ordinary Bata-
via 39s a Ais Cd; Tellicherry, at AIS. a Gas. 3D.
Mocha, 49s Cd. a sos Cd; Padang, 33s. 6dG Gas :;
Samarang, SIS. a 3Ss Cd. The transactions pr-
vately, comprise 1000 bags Rio, 36s. 6d.G SIS;
LOCO bags Java, 40G Ais; and 5000 bags native
Ceylon, 4Os a 39s Cd, chiefly at the latter price.
The Trading Companys sale OF about 277,62l bags,
which took place at Amsterdam on the 9th instant,
resulted very favorably, the whole being taken at
prices generally about half cent above those at
Rotterdam; and good business has been doing in
all the near ports, at again rather higher prices
We subioin note of the imports to, and stocks on
hand the LIST instant viz
Imports
Great Britain ...........36 100000 36,000,000
Other ports of Europe. .229, 100000 25l,9O0,OOO
Total. e262, 100000 se2s3, 100000
Stocks.
Great Britain ..........47 100000 3S,000,000
Other ports of Europe Ills, 100000 125,7OO,OOO
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

ALL ROAD LINE TO THE NORTH
FARE TO BALTIMORE 81, TO WASHING
daily at A. M reach Washington at Al P M, Balti-
at ?. NJ Philadelphia in the course of the night
and New York by IL M. the next day. being always a
day and sometimes two days advance of by
the James river and bay boats.
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore, 81
Do Do Do Do F Bb%S5S and and rdhssd ea York v
THOS. SHARP, Agent of Transportation
N b. For the information OF the public, it is deemed
Washington to Phiadelpha-the first leaving Washing
ton at A NJ reaches Philadelphia by P. M-the Sc
cond at 40 minutes past 10 A. NJ reaches Philadelphia
at F. Mand the last being the rail road line above
described which leaves Washington at P. M and Bal
timore at r M arrives Philadelphia in the course Of
the night. The traveller by the railroad line has under
these arrangements the advantage of being in Phadel-
pha in nineteen hours from the time of his leaving Rich
mond; or, i ne desires it. may remain in Washington du
ring the afternoon and night of his arrival and be in
Philadelphia the day dinner or may transact bu-
siness in Washington until 1Oa A. H. next dav and vet
arrive in Philadelphia at an early hour in the evening
O. TO LYNCHBURG1 BY THE LOUISA
uary, the fare between Lynchtrg and Richmond will be
Isd s BY Railroad and Sages Of Messrs Heisle
Fare Between byrssass and Junsd GO GO
The Railroad will soon be comikSed nearer Char
dinner.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on SSAdays, Wednes-
days and Fridays at a; M arrive next day in Rich
mond at III A. M, in Washington at A P. M and in
Baltimore by Z M
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in Char
lottesvlle before night leave next day at A. NJ and
reach Lynchbnrg at p nj.
Fare between Staunton and Washington $40 Tick
cts on the Boat or at Stanton
ia l-dtf c. R. MASON Agent
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
HI ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after
FRIDAY, the LIST day Of June, the Mail Train will leave
Petersburg at 81, A. M.
my 81 THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt =
* REAT REDUCTION FROM RICH
N MOND TO LYNCHBURG So 5O.-The public
are respectfully informed that and after the LIST day of
January s49 the price of passage on our canal packets
from Richmond Lynchburg, will be reduced to the
low rate OF three dollars and fifty cents. Way fare in
proportion Meals extra
Below. card of Intermediate distances for fare and
hours of passing
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p AGLAND & BROTHERS, GROCERS &
III COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at N. II. Rag
lands old stand, opposite the BanksKeep constantly on
hand general assortment of Groceries Wines and Lii
quors excepted which will be sold for cash. or to pune
tual customers, at the lowest rates. No pains will be
spared to give satisfaction those who may favor with
their custom consgnments of Produce. Having a
Lumber-house on the Basin bank, we are enabled to
store Produce or Goods coming down the canal free Of
drayage.
n Il. RAGLAND, IT,, Ricbmond
VIM. P. RAGLAND, nicinhoho'
se3 ]. A. RAGLAND & co. Scottsye.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-08-14

ess -
/ hin LINZ NEss York fAUmrTs.
- following vsssslsS composing this tine arc al
ers class wlth superior state room accom1odat
& & S % ssSIs11SSG2f4S BURR. .s Dc Rsl
20 MANCHESTER VII. do j i
DO PATRICK HENRY Id. do s. chsslsl
,, ne al above vessels are all Of the first class built
pIessy Tor the trade between this port and New Yoi
and are commanded by men of long experience. whd
shippers Shippers informed that this line Of vessels
insure at the lowest rates and sail regularly every week
steam always taken up and down James Riuer
il Is RoWLETT Z coL ISIIFi 7 =
NOR NEW ORLEANs.-vTRGINIA & IoTI--
RIc isIfA nv, L an Mf OF PAGKETs BETWEEN
nag vessels composing this line are all Of the rst class
WITH hands9me state room accommodations, viz
B Bark B ey AnE CAPT , Cory Williston,
Bark PHOENIX Capt Nathaniel Yj Bousb
The above vessels all Of the first class were bI,
explessly a 'or ne Sde between this city and New Or
Will use every exerton to give satisfaction For feoht
e passage apply 70 caP a%sr, on n 59s5d
III de 81 CIIAS r. VORTTIAM e. co
Wu EIlfsIy Il NTx r m 4 : y = i = -
IVu PA IN mrs u, elsar' ~ 60 YORK
composed of he alvnc rev l y "a each week,
Ns,y ssr IA s. !, Il Isaac S snedcor Mast.
20 60 MEMEN'TO. Wilson Terry do
10 90 WM III MAILER. Alfred Price - d.
70 90 SILAS e HAND. :. VIM Acknlv. do
70 do y > WILLITS.. :. Isaac o Smith do
10 do y Il TAlMAN.... Young do
e hu9se schooners are OF the largest class and fair
anv line If Packets sal;n ' ai VIII compare with
GOOD aceomnodat ns az moi richmond They have
ed nv masters fbnronb piises, ana are command
will paw particular aenton t @ WIN tle trade, who
Good orddir 81 , L 70 ue prompt delivery in
! fra1elght taken at the lowest rates
,r ne VESSELS d ale lowed up and down James River
tb; IL ~ M take inns opportunity of expressing
d ht " ie ieclants Tor the liberal patronage al
tb;,' e, i e te me and ask continuance of
p MIN ngSlit OF paSsage apply on board or
" nhNhIN q WHIILOCk, Richmond or
!" i vail ~ LORD, l03 Wall St, N. Y
HpROOkS ~ BELf-WbolesaIe dooIor :; -UoD-
-nB EIGN ND DOMESTIC DIV C eaf9fs ~ Z IN
opened and offer for sale mon NOS EtI Do-naVe3
large and choice assortment of Stanl and ~ ,i ID
Goods, adapted to spring and summer eaies IT, 10y
spectully solicit examination of their atoo b ]
and city dealers, as they feel assured il viii oan ss
voraby with any other in this market cnn rope Ia, IA
and newest styles OF Cloths Cassimeres Vestip '
marets, Drab d Els, Drilngs Ladies' Dress Tood 'em
Silk Tissues, Bareges Molslanes Oraand; ouo, say
English and American Prints CIinohams Sn plahi
and Brown Shrngs, Sheetings and Drills Irieh Tnens
Damasks, &c:wth great variety of small artclea no.
cessary to make up assortment nh 10
7AHEDfC aTEn M,NEre J. W . -.
lVE RTJ1E IcK Gil pi By ~ w AIERSs--
Blle Lick SPRINGS in Kentnn - W I'm, rom th9
SARATOGA WATE;P fro ~ p th y anu pottles
at Saratoga N Y in onart and rnt spring.
BEDFORD WATER from The Rndtnrd cn,in,r, :;