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CHOLERA ANECDUIE.

One cannot but be struck with The great
disproporiion in the number Of whites and
Lllcks carried or BY the cholera Of the
south, and the Richmond Republican say 5
that a Ieas, five blacks die to one whle
and gives as the reason, that they DO not
control their appelites and live piudenlly.
In addition to this, they nearly all believe
that mans time is fixed, aud iha, it is
scarcely worth his while to try aud avoid
II. The Republican relates the following:
hat is amusing even in so serious a
matter as an attack Of the cholera. is the
uniform petlinaci,y with which lis coored
subjects viii deny 10 their medical aiten.
danls that they have eaten uything which
could make them sick. An eminen, ply.
slcian Of our city Informed US that on BEN.
called to negro suIleuly attacked with
cholera, he asked him whether he had been
ealing fruit Of vegetables On no, SIR
was The reply nothing Of The kind. -
What, have you ca, no apples or cher.
res 2 No. no, SAID The negro, never
cats 'em any time of the year Well, |
believe you have said The Doctor, and
IN prove II 10 a short time The phys.
clan administered vom', the result Of
which was the election OF about quar-, Of
apples, stems, seeds and all Wei, sad
the Decor | thought you told me sou had
not beanea'lng apples 7 They does look
like EN-, sir. Are they not apples -
Yes, sir they nie, that's a fact Well,
how did they get into you, # you did not
ca, 'em p Please God, ma<sa, don't
know. but n5rer ate anything Of the KIND.
The conclusion TO which our medical
friend came wes, that the only way to
get tho truth gu, Of a negro Is 10 vomit II
on, of hin, and tha' even lhcn, he won't
own II.
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TIE SCARCE FOR SIR JOHN FRANK
LIN


The Montreal Courier announces the
return to that city, on the 18th instant, of
Sir George Simpson, from his annual tour
Of inspection through the Hudson Bay ter
rltofies and the Northwestern settlements
Of this continent. The Courier says
1--WE learn With regret from HIM that
no clue had been obtained TO the where
ahouls or the fate Of Sir John Franklin
and his gallant companions. Sir John
Richardson, indeed, is on his way back
from the frozen regions, aud may be ex.
pec,ed in Montreal early in September
His exploring party will, however, continue
their search under the orders of DR.. Rae
or the Hudsons Bay Company, Sir Johns
second in command, throughout the sum
met. Although it would be almost Grim
ina to abandon hope in such an enterprise
II is impossible to conceal from oneself tn
uns clcome truth that The chances to a sue
cessul issue become feariully dlmlnlshe'
by the lapse Of time"
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a slnpce al map nf this State VII
show 10 Us Of Wilmington how greatly ",
may be benefited by The opening Of the
Yadkin to boat navigation, in connect lion
with the other improvements now In pro,
gross in that section.
The following is one of the resolutions
passed at the Lexington meeting:
Resoirsd. Az sho opinion of this meeting. that
tho Commissioners of The Yadku Navigation
Company should open books Immediately in their
respective counties for the purpose of obtaining
the Stock required 10 organic, the Company, and
that all the counties along the line from Wilkes
borough to Wilmington, are deeply Interested in
the success Of the project = VII Chionieie.
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AN OWL VS. SNAKE.

A friend passing through the woods in
The vicinity Of this place few days since,
met an owl of the largest description in the
road. On approaching TO it, it made no
eilor, to escape HIM. Nothing was visible
10 tho eye to prevent lis doing so. Struck
by the anomaly, he determined on closer
inspection. Having touched it with q
switch, the owl made an effort to fly, which
developed from under its feathers snake
lwined around ii, combining its wings. The
owl would occasionally seize the tail of the
snake in its mouth, but it would be as i'm
mediately disengaged. After witnessing
the contest, for short time, our frient
killed BOTH Mliedgspiile, Geo. Journal
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People should be very careful in the use
of MaguesIa. 1t is a very dangerous sub.
stance 10 use, and there are too many, VIC
believe, who use II for the stomach for
q heartburn who do not know the dan.
gers attending its employ ment for that pur'
pose. The use Of 1t has been the cause Of
many cases Of stone" and il has beer
discovered that the terrible disease il
Switzerland called Gotre, is due to the ac
ton Of Magnetism Salts on the system o.
the inhabltauts-the Salts being found ii
solution with the waters Of the Swiss val
legs.
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A correspondent Of Detroit paper
writing from Tecumsoh, Michigan, gives
The following
What won't avarice do Near this
village is the homestead Of rich farmer
who counts bis nine hundred acres, about
all under improvement, with fine buildings.
He has his package of bonds and mort.
cages, for loans to his poorer friends. All
competence is supplied. He is a hard
worker, and his children are 'well to do
by their own Industry. California gold
has seized him. His sixty five years Of
toll for lucre has no, satisfied his thirst for
gain. He has sold his last years crop for
over $4,000, converted it iuto ysllo,o boys
aud started with his team for the valley Of
he Sacramento, leaving all his eudear
mcn,s in this world for the hope Of adding
to his already perplcxing pile Of dollars.
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AFFECTING.

The Bath tMainc) Tribune says that a
child OF ID. Shaw, two wears Of aye, died
on Saturday last, after sickness Of SIX
hours, from eating cobalt which was pre-.
pared for flies. Ole incident connected
with Ter death, says the.Trlbune, was af'
fccringly beautiful. When her eyes be
gan to grow DIM with death, she evidently
iancied it was night and she was going &c
sleep. and she died with her customary
good night, mamma, good night, nam
ma" many times repeated, trembled CT
her lips.
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~ Education.

FryHE ID session ofthc su' scrihers' school will
n b gin On Monday tie ~ day Of Oct. next
u,der tie charge Of Mss Graham, at former prc
es w: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geogra-
ply, Eng. Grammar, .tEe,oEic Composition and
History, 81 per month.
The higher Eng 'ish branches 81 so p month.
Latin aud Music f laugh al reduced prices.
b ard, s. 90 per month
All who wish to send 10 the school are request
Cd to enter the pupi at the st Of the session if
possible.
l. B. WATSON,
AUG, ls,lSIl H. VI. LEE.
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nRIEF CORRESPONDENCE.

4 gentleman ia Cincinnati the other
day received as present from friend
near the city basket Of green apples, &C.
companied by the following note
Dear Please accept the accom-.
pany ing basket Of apples from, ever yours,
j. 5.
The recipien,repIicd by the bearer,
as follows;
Dear Sir The apples came 10 hand, but
will 40, be eaten. The times should sug
ges, toyou to send such presents IN cofas
instead Of baskets. Truly, &c.
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GREAT DISCOUNT FROM THE GRAND
BANK

The schooner Commonwealth, arrived
here on Thursday, brought the large fare
of thrty.ibree thousand Goldfish, amount.
ing 10 about eight hundred quin'al.. This
we believe, is the only vessel that has been
sent TO the Bank for many years from this
place. We hope this successful fare will
induce others TO engage in the fishery at
the Bank, where the largest fish can be
obtained. -Portiand Journal Aug le.
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" Tho editor of the Minnesota Register
. soys tina, in order to ge, i, out he has "lo
set type, work press, roll, cas-, rollers, and
carry i, around" industrious individual
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MoRE AIanrEors REMovALs.

MORE kiGurEous REMOVALS
The Secretary Of The Interior reroyeL
10 Locofocos from the General Land OF.
fee on the eth uli., and appointed le
Wings 10 their places. This nearly equal
ICES the numbers of Wings and Locos in
that office, and this was doubtless one rees.
on for the change.
But the principal reason, which al,ogelh.
er Justiies II, is stated by the Republic
At the last Presidential Election, it was
supposed that the vote Of Penusy lvania
would settle the question, and elect Tay
lor OF Cas-. Twas important to carry that
State and in order TO do il, voluntary con.
trIburlons were raised by the Locofoco
clerks, aud forced contributions were lev.
led on the few Wings in Office To furnish
the means by which men could be trans
ported from The District Of Columbia %
ro'e in Pena.ylraHia. To this (und The
nineteen clerks removed contributed, eve
~ man Of them, without exception. Tn,
Republic says it has the names, with the
sums paid bv each, and has the most un
doubted evidence, that every man amnig
them contributed money TO perpetrate this
monsirous fraud on the elective
franchise; and these are the men for whom
The Union claims IMMUNITY, because they
lid not interfere IN the election.
Ii is about the removal Of such men as
hese, aud such defaulters as Denby, and
Collins, aud Moore, that the Union i DAT.
y pouring forth column alier column Of
most vulgar and bitter abuse of Gen. Tay
or and the Cabiuc'.-FGyeHeriHe Oj4tr.
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GENTLEMENS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
Herrick g. Scudder.
95 WILLIAM STREET,


MANuFACT URERs, PoRTERs,
AND DEALERS IN
Shirts Dressing Robes, Linen Coilgrs, Stocks,
Shoulder Braces, Giants Opera Ties, Scatfs,
Money Belts, Under Garments, GloreS,
Sains, Linen Bosonls, HandkYehiefs,
Hos1y, Buckles, SuspeHders,
Bom5atiaeS, g. SC.
The above Stock will on examination, he found
not only AtHactire, E1tensius and Full, bu,
Cheop
Our org experience in the business and know
ledge Of manufacturing with tha facilities OF pur.
chasing, are such that We are confident we can
of = Inducements that cannot be surpassed by
any Hon in the city.
Particular attention paid TO orders and the
packing Of G DDS.
uERRICK & SCUDDER,
% WILLIAM STREET,
Opposite Piatt Street, New York.
DAVID A IIFRRICK,
ISRAEL W, SCUDDE2.
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stolen PROPERTY Found.

THNIIE pocket books with large proportion o
II the notes end valuable papers which were
stolen from me On the 1th night of August 1913
has been found in Lincoln County and returned
10 me. 1'hose who paid me during the time the
notes we're missing. will please call, and will
hand over far a. aiidaviis are orii ssa.nst me,
for the same except all the notes that were pay.
able TO James Sloan. one on Fanny Archer, pay.
able TO james D,heriy Executor Of Stephen Ar.
cher, aud one IN Wilson Archer. payable to " IL.
lam Black, which amongst the missing. -
The public are cautioned against iradlng for any
n re payable u James Sloin decd az all notes
due 10 hi. estate we're stolen from me- On the night
dated aboye. The reward of 30 Dol,ars, which
was offered la, August for the lection ard CON
victon OF The thieves, will II be promptly paid
on their convic ion. H. b. ID. SLOAN.
Meek enburg, ~ C., july 81, 1919 81 paid.
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10 Contractors.

TEyHE binding committee or The Carolina Fe.
II male College in hnson county, y I'D receive
proposals for LAYING about 100000 bricks, in a
building 40 by 80 feet with a wing OF 40 feet
square Al one end, all two stories high. The
work 10 be commenced by the 18Th Of September
next Bios must be made al so much per thOus.
and with tie lime furnished, aud 50 much per
thousapd the contractor furnishing the lime,
pink fur scai1ds Wi. 81 Finished IL both cuses
The contractor NIL board himself and supply Ils
own attendance. Houses e. 1--we IN eau BE- had
The first favorable bd vil De tabtn up and the
bitd,r rotEed Immediately Address William
6. Smith, CT Sec'y. Cedar III, Arson county,
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TO PRINTERS
L" Mountain Kramer FOR Sale,

IN IL Subscriber being DESTROYS 10 devote his
- time TO other business, offers for Sale has
Press Printing Materials, and all the necessary
furniture and fixtures pertaining 10 the Office
The Press is an excellent Super Royal Washing.
ton Press, 10 which is attached the SelERolllng
and lnklag Machine. The Type consist OF Plea
and Burgeois. ioi the Paper, with good assert.
ment Of Job Type, Cuts, Rules, Sc, Ne, in suii
eient quantities for any work that may offer in
this part of the State, all in good condition.
For Printer, with capacity for the Edltorla
Department, this would be valuable investment
For further information, address, post paid,
THOS. A. HAYDEN,
r Itherlordton, N. c.
May ., ls49,
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ANNl AZ. FAIR
OF III.
SOUTHCAROLINA INSTITUTE,


SOUTECAROLINA INSTITUTE,
Fer the Promotion Of Ats, Mechanical Mgenui,
~ and Industry.
1.-THE FIRST ANNUAL FAIR OF the above
institute will be hci il. Charleston, commencing
on Wednesday,, 18th October next, and continue
open during the week.
Specimens of ART. INGENUITY, MECIIAN-
ICAL SKILL ard y DUSTRY Of every descrip-
ton, is solicited for the Exhibition, from all the
Southern States, and PREMIUMS will be award
ed 10 those presenting the best specimens.
As this is the first fort made in the Southern
States to advance the Mechanic Arts by means of
an Annual Fair similar 10 those that have proved
so beneficial to the Northern Mechanics, the Board
Of Managers earnestly solicit the cooperation of
all who feel an interest in the prosperity Of the
South, and appeal to every Mechanic, Manufac-
urer, aud all persons engaged in pursuits Of skill
aud industry OF whatever description, 10 send some
specimen 10 this Exhibition, and they hope that
every district in this State and Of sister States
will be represented at the Fair
All those who intend sending articles for exhi-
blon, viii please give notice to l.. Nj. HATCH,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements, at as ear
y day as possible. aud overy specimen sent will
be carefully attended 20 and returned after the
Exhibition.
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G \. Rey nolds, Jr.
J. II. Taylor.
+. ". Edgerton.
". G. Desaussure.
L. M. Hatch.
1.-THE following is a
warded.
For the best specimen
the next best a ID ploma,
For New Inventions
cret on OF the Commute
Articles of all kinds
received, and premiums
Architectural Draw ing,
Design for Diploma Tor
Tie So. "a. Institute,
Painting in Oil,
i" in Water Colours,
Miniature Painting,
Pen Drawing,
CrayOn Drawing,
Sculpture.
P,nnanrhiE',
Best mode oil Construct
ing W haryes,
Best FFeSs Tor Packing
Cotton,
Best Rlce lhfashing Ma
Oh ne,
Best Cotton Gln'
Refrigerated
" Plough,
" Churn,
" W ashing Machine
Stone Mason's Work,
Carpenter 5 W ok by h.
! " " BY ma
ch!ntryi
Carving IN Wood,
Model OF a snip,
Specimens OF
Boat bnlldtr's W ORR
/ SNIP 's't e " ORR,
/ Iunip y BLOCK Man 9
| nlilh" ''sn' : " u NJ
= ooper : " orN
| our II" iieei l arriase'
iggie, ,
u'g o. % h'y
I arr OF pfaS
seam > D f'hg'ne'
- rug me-
/ or " God,
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] a silver MEDAL, and fos
a Gold Medal, at the dis.
c.
not named below will be
awarded for the sarns.
Side of Sole Leather,
Side of Harness Leather,
IC'lf Skin 5ressd for boots
Carriage Harness,
Buggie or Sulkey Hal
ness.
Cart or Dray Harness,
Riding Saddle
I9cavet or Silk Hat,
Cloth Cap,
Militaryor FiremansCap
Pair of Boots,
" Of Shoes,
" of Ladies Caters,
l." of Ladies Slippers,
Tailoring,
Umbrella or Parssol,
Hair Dresser's Work,
Gliding,
Stuceo Work,
J, Modelling in Plaster,
Tin Wmk,
d Plumbing.
Ba sket or Wicker Work,
Wooden Ware,
Dyeing in Wool, Silk or
Cotton,
Upholster's Work,
Mantua Making,
Millinery,
7, Shirt Making.
Quilt,
Embroidery in Gold OF
Silver,
Embroidery IN Silk. or
Worsted,
Artificial Flowers,
Ornamental Hair Work,
Raw Silk, not less than
n half a pound,
Manufactured Silk,
Wearing, Hand Loom,
s., Power Loom,
II Specimen of Coffin Yarn
Pair Knitted Stockings,
Socks or Gloves,
Coach Lace,
Gimp, Fringe and Orna-
mental Weaving,
Confectionery
Refined Loaf Sugar,
Pottery,
Glass,
Manufactured Iron,
Cut Nails,
J Wrought Nails,
Gray Bricks,
Press Bricks,
Fire Bricks,
:, rurpentine, manufact'd,
Soap,
A. Tallow, Sperm, or Wax
Candles.
g Soda Water,
Cake Making,
Starch,
Flour.
r. Butter for Winter use,
not less than 10 lbs.
Cheese.
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oFFIcFRs CT THE INSTITUTE.
WIN. GREGG, Pr sident.
WN. kl.k" COD, l., Vice President
" n. NJ. LAW ION, % Vice President.
+. c. JONES, Secretary.
II. 5. GRIGGS, Treasurer pro tenn.
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VERMONT wArcHMAN & STATE JOURNAL, MARCH s. 184o
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Open TO Bellows Falls.
LA ~ I,.T


On and after WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1S49,
PASSENGER TRAINS will ,eavo Boston, in connec-
ton with the Ftchburg Trains, daily ut l2 O'clock A.
NJ and $40, p NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Keene SO at and AS, p NJ.
Leave Keeno for Boston ut 6, A. NJ. and 2l5 7. VI.
Leave keeno for Bellows Falls. Charleston, &C. at $50
and I'LL A. NJ.
Passengers by the first train from Boston will proceed d.
recty through 10 Bellows Falls by first Train from
Bellows Fails directly through to Boston.
Passengers by the last train NJ and last train down will
main 1T keeno over night arrive Boston at 10 O'Clock
and at Bellows Falls at sos O'Clock the following morning
All the above trains with the trains tho Sul
Railroad, now open TO Windsor, Vermont and there
Meeting with the Vntmont Central tahoad which
White River with the Posumpsc Railroad. thus making
Koene, Bellows Fails, tharlosiown and Windsor to North
field, and Wells River Vermont Also Mt Groon witt the
trains Of the Nashua and Worcester Md stony Brook Rail
roads, by which passengers taking either Tram down,
proceed without delay at Groon to Nashua, Manchostc
and Concord to LOWELL Lawrence, tho Eastern part of
New Hampshire and tho State Of Moino to Worcester,
Providence, Springhel1 Now York City, Albany and tho
West
Stages in connection with this line from wnchendon
TO Rindge and Jufiey fom Fzwiliam to Richmond, Win
chester, llinsdale aud Btaulnbofo.
From knene TO Chesterfield md Brattleboro Tuesdays
Thursdays md Saturdays after the arrival 0 tho last
up from Bellows Falls to Rutland, Whitehall and Bu'lng
ton.
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls Mt I, NJ. can reach
Nav York Cny via Worcester aud Norwich. tho
ming o'clock aud those leaving Kcene by the O'Clock
A. NJ. Train, can reuch Albany the same day.
HyFreight Trains will run IN connection with tho usual
Fitchbutg Trains.
l.. TlLToN, supe't.
Keene, Feb %, 1910. I2lf
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1flarkets.
rSAtbA|tktD.
Cattle Marixet---NIarchl

Brighton Cattle Mariket---MEarch 4.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle 10 pairs working oxen 20 cows
and calves, 1850 Sheep, and $50 SWINE.
PncEs-BtQ Cduie-Extra 50 S6.75; first quality
$500 1925, sccond5 50 S5,75 third IS $3.50.
WOrkng OGen-saes al S75, Sg2 500, and 1885,
COlDs aud Cdiues-sBlos nj %, 1t, 81 aud S37.
Sheep-Saes at 81, rs, 3,75, 4, 4,75 und S.
S1nsYork hogs, pcdde ~ for sows, and lac for
barrows; Ohio hogs ~, / &c. All retail u &c.
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A lawyer not over young nor handsome, exam.
lining young lady witness in Court, determined
10 perplex her. and said, Miss upon my word,
you are very pre;yw The young lady very
promptly replied, 81 would return the compliment,
sir II icere not on OATH"
woman living with her third husband in
Hartford, has just had call from her first spouse.
who left her 81 years ago fer South America,
and whom she supposed TO be dead During his
absence she has been twice married, her second
husband being dead.-.9liaS.
0J@A single factory in Worcester, Mass. has
sold $4,000 worth OF revolving pistols since the
gold fever broke out.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
AND
Franklin and Bristol Railroad.

lka Gss IEE "a. .
THE PAssENGER TRAINS, IN connection With
tho Cars tho Lowell, Nashua, and Concord Railroads
will run as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for bristol and Lebanon N H. Northfe ard
Wells River, VI. Mt I l2 A. NJ.
Leave Boston for Lebanon and Bristol N. H. and Norh6ed,
VT. at l2 NJ.
Leave Concordat TO- 40 A. NJ and r. the arriva of
the from Boston.
Leave West Lebanon for Concord, Lowell aud Boston IL
A. NJ. and 2P. NJ tho arrival of the from
the West and North.
Passengers by the A. NJ Train from West lebanon can
arrive at the city of New York tho night via the
Nashua and Worcester, Norwich Railroads and tho con
Meeting steamGont lines
Passengers tnking the 2AM train from Boston, reach
Rutland, MdIleLury Montpelier St. Johnsbury, Lyndon
VT, Bath and Leton, N. II. day. being day
sooner than any other route aud Staneud and Sherbrook
second day.
This road connects with tho Vermont Central and Con.
direct Central aud Northern New
Hampshire, aud Northern aud Western Vermont, and has
greater proportion Of rauad conveyance in those directions
than any other route.
Numerous stages with all or the roads
the arrival of the first train Bristol Stages leave
New Hampton, Plymouth, Thornton, Rnnney, Warren and
in those routes. Leave Lebanon for Merden. and
Ciaemont and West Lebanon for Windsor; and Hano
ver the arrival of tho second train.
Stages leave Wells RvcT the arrival Of the about
four +. NJ. for Bath, LIitl,ton Lancaster, &C. N H. Lyn
don. Hadwick, CTalsbuy, VT, Stanstoad and shebrook
Canada.
Stages leave White River Villngo for Woodstock &c
leave Hoyaiton Chesel Sc,eavo Bethel for Middlebu
ny. &c-eave Northheld for Montpelier, Iurdwick, Stan
stead Burngon Montrea and other towns those drec
tons.
All passenger baggage must be properly markod and when
valued than $50, notice BIO gvon and
charges paid beyond that amount will he allowed
Merchandise trains run daily, snndays excepted.
Concord, N II, Dec. IA, lSiS. OIL
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

ARGE assortment Of Clothing warranted well made, just
IL received on and will be sold at prices that
will aslonIsh you. Atwood Coats for -
Vests, Pants, Coats and Overeoats, &c.
They DO sold to raise tho Cash ut the Cash store
opposite Brick Church. IL hiN"'
January Q, lS49.