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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
MISSISSIPPI.

The great struggle of the Mississippi democracy at
present, Is Ia prove that their candidate Gen. Qntnan
Is substantial reputdtor, though he formerly considered
Reputation very dsgraceinl. Thus the Pauldng Cal
ron, strong Democratic authority, this language
The declaration made by Gen. Quitman thar he
considers the Union Bank Bond Question as having been
settled by the people that in the of his election he
,coud sign bill looking 10 The payment ofL, bonds,
has destroyed the last lingering hope which the Wings
had OF making respectable shuw in this canvass Gen.
Qutman will be elected by large and oveiwhem ing
majority which will be evidence to the country that the
State OF Mississippi Las proper appreciation OF 'he merit
OF her tavorite son -
The Matches Courier asks the Clarion this categorical
question:
"Noud Gen. Qutman rcto bill passed by the Rep.
resentaiyes OF tue people making provision for the pay
ment of these bonds That is the point we wish now 10
be enlightened upon Would he stfle the voice of the
sovereign people II 50 expressed though their representa-
lves by the infection OF repudiang message2"
II Gen. Quilman means to eschew the practice OF de
celvng the public, should think he would feel himself
called upon to answer this inquiry himself
We learn from the Courier, that Gen. Thus S Polk
who was nominated by the State Wing Convention for
Governor has felt himself constrained decline the nom
ina ion will be out Of his power the Stale
The a'e Central Committee. being invested with pro
per authority have nominated the Hon Luke Lea t. rep
the friends of The Adminstra ion aud are pleas
ed see that in a vey modest letter. he has accepted the
duty saying
among the earliest and most jealous advocates Of Cen
1ay oTs election to the Presidency, doubt his nd
minislralion will prove to be worthy Of the confidence
and support Of the country There obvious reasons
party. should desire and determine give fair trial
In doing all that can to effect this OBJECT trust thai
shall be able 20 render the State service and thus
best reque the generous confidence of my friends"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
THE LATEST ITEMS.
IMPORTANT NEWS.

/
Health IF Gen, Taylor-Deafh Of p. Collhs-Sailias
9he u $. ship Germantown Diroa Jphigl elect
cd IN Rhode Blaad-.'i1kets SC.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 90. p. NJ.
Health Of Gen. Tayior-The last accounts from Ere
represent Gen. Taylor as being lescen though s
very feeble His attack of darrhml is reported I,
have been very violent one.
Death Of En- Collector Coiias.-Pattick Collins late
Collector for the port Of Cincinnati died in that ely yes
lerday.
Sailing o. The Germaniorn.-lhe l.. $. ship Ger
mantown wes 10 yesterday from Boston, with sealed
ordersher destination is surmsed be the island OF
Cuba.
Success Of NJ. Diron.-l have tho rralifi atien to
state that Dixon (Wnglh been elected to Congress
from The State of Rhode Island.
The Markets The better gradesof Flor in the n
York market to-day steady former quotations. bu,
The lower grades dull. Provisions are henv nd
prices declining Cotton is firm AT an advance of B. an
prices current before the arrival of the steamer The
stock. however. Is heavy, and operators prefer awaiting
the advlces per next steamer before purchasing 10 any ex
tent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

think his name will be remembered, like that o.
his prototype Freneau, only as the reviler of the
great and good. But the Union doubtless finds
its way into foreign countries. What argumen,
would be half so availing, as the ordinary edito-
rias of Mr.. Burke, copied into the columns oil
the Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Vienna journals
opposed to innovation and progress 1.-THE peo-
pie of the model Republic-the lreest, the mos,
intelligent, as they assert themselves to be-un-
trammelled in their choice and with a wide field
of selection before them--have elected, as their
Chief Magistrate, man without one single quail
ifcaon for the Office, liar, cheat, dolt, an
imbecile, false TO his pledges ignorant of the
constitution and laws Of his country, mean, un-
grateful, deceitfu fond o the trappings ofpower
without the energy Of mind to exercise what
rightfully pertains to his office, &c. &c in short.
man, such as Gen. Taylor is daily represented
to be by the Union-is not the fact Illustrative OF
the incompetency of the people TO choose, un-
derstandingly, their own rulers, and if thus care
- or Incompetent, so far as the election OF the
CHtrf Magistrate is concerned may it not be
ptysumed that they would be not less unqualified
TO select suitable representatives 10 make laws
for them and may it not be fairly argued, there
FORE that they are unfit for self-government? And
il unfit in the United States, how much more un-
fit in the countries of Europe : This is not sup
positions argument. 1t is actually resorted to-
InierenceS, untavorable to the whole system of
popular government, drawn from the repre-
sensations, by the American press of its working,
and of the baseness of the men invested with au-
thority It's Difficult. to rebut these arguments.
1t would be hard TO make an intelligent Prussian,
or German, comprehend that all he reads in the
Union about the mental and moral qualities ofGen.
Taylor is VIGOROUSLY false, and known at the
time to be so by the very man who, in thus indu-
ging party hate, lbels the institutions and char
acter of his country. Or, on the other hand sup
posing that you are able TO persuade him that the
cx-organ has been indugng in SANDERS and gross
caricatures your defence Of popular government
is made at the expense of the character of the
American press for truth and decency.
Gen. Taylor has gone among the people, and,
conscious that the simple dignity and force of his
character will render HIM, every where, accepta-
BILE and increase the strength of his hold upon
their affections, the Union has deemed it ne
cesSary TO be more active than usual in the work
OF detracton, and we have seen, therefore, new
impetus given to SANDER and vituperation. 1t
will not all avail Gen. Taylor will return to the
seat of Government more popular than ever and
thousands of honest Democrats will be ready to
resent the foul abuse lavshed upon him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
LOLA MONIES

curious case has been heard at one Of our police
courts 1.-The Countess of Laudsfe Lola Montes, having
been appTelended charge Of bgamy. 1t seems thar
alter her torced retreat from Munich, where she the
cause OF the nsurreclion in lS4S she London
and in July last married Mr. Head, a young man of
81, lieutenant in the army and possessing 10000 a
year. She had however, been married in 1887 to a
Captain James in Ireland and although decree of
Consislory Coult it did not give either party power to
marry again.
Discovering this fact. the aunt of the youth whom
she has been united has caused her to be arrested for kg
amy. but the young gentleman himself had no wish
to dissolve the unon and the aunt cula bring no proof
that the first husband Captain James, who last
heard o with his regiment in udia may not have been
dead al the tim Of the present marriage, 'hc magistrate,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
TuE ADDICTION CASE

Alta late hour last night received a Geographic mes
sage from New Orleans, dated August 2ith stating that
the brig Adams had arrived that city from the Amer
can Consul The dispatches said to contain letters
from Rry to Gen. Campbell, acknowledging that he had
been abdured, and claiming the protection Of the United
States The captain of the port of Havana is stated by
the master Of the Adams have said, that if the Amer
can Government wanted Rey it must take him. The
announcement of this intelligence at New Orleans crea-
ted the greatest excitement persons not rejecting that
the Spanish captain of the port underng of the
government and in all probability spoke without the col
or Of authority. Republic Of Tuesday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
The Baltimore American contains The following

THE SECRET ENPEDTIIUN.--We heard il
stated in certain circles yesterday that body men in
tended jim the expedition, which has been the
subject of much talk, left here about the end of las,
week for the RENDEZVOUS in New York. under the
mand, it is SAID OF officer well known in this city,
who commanded company in Colonel Hughes regi-
ment in the Mexican war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
GEN. CASS.

There statement made by Michigan paper mot
long SINCE which thought entitled to respect the
effect that Gen Cass intended to resign his seat in the
Senate of the United States The following from the
Chicago Tribune, would go 10 confirm the statement
1--WE understand from reliable authority that Gen Cass
will resign his seat in the Senate during The ensuing win
lie. The Mchlan Legislature having ms ruc,ed him
TO vote for the Proyiso, he proposes waiting mil that
question up, when he will make great sTeech
against the Proviso s. Col Benton and then resign"
The movements of Gen. Cass are not now Of any par
'icular interest TO the public His is His
party will not take him up again. They will not be gull
iy of the folly of running second time
badly beaten We should regret his e,ir from the
Senate. Though ultra of his noiions if pesua-
ded he had chance of being again candidate for the
Presidency, he might abandon his demag guelsm, and,
in that event. would become useful and influential Sen.
ator. As to the instructions of Ae Legislature he was
aware Of them when he accepted the appointment and
took his during the extra session of the Senate We
regard the instruct condition Of the election and
hold that his acceptance virtual pledge to obey
them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
COMMERCIAL MARINE orTuE IT, STATE

We copy The following astonishing facts, as they
nave been justly called from the Repori of the Secretary
NJ the Treasury Commerce and Navigation Of tho u
states i1r The last fiscal year. And the fct" which a
pears % us 10 be the mosi Interesting and astonishing u
all. is the relation which the internal ,nnn.yc of ou
country bears Ia the external With such resources
within ourselves "A hese figures demonstrates is II not
strange that any mud should doubt whether our nwn
nome interest is not mfe worthy Of encouragement than
the uncertain market of England should question the
eNpedtency OF giving the wealth dervahe from manuiac-
turing To Ameraans rather than Fnplishmeni-R Times
lhe extraordinary COMMERCIAL prcgtcss Of Dur country
Is shown IN The following table OF the sum total Of our
tonnage, with the increase per for four decimal pc
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD

The whole of this work, with the exception Of the
last % 80 miles, is under contract and the Danville
Register thinks there is strong probability of the re
naming PORTIONS being let in J, few weeks. COL Geo
Iownes has concluded contract for the grading and
masonry of the last section he succeed in getting
persons TO ,in him in taking the amount of stock neces
sary, Invent five Thousand dollars. The Col. himself
takes ten thousand, leaving only feon thousand 10 be
taken II he succeeds, and the Register has doubt of
It, he will at once place $50 hands the road commen
cling at Danville as soon II be located by the En-
gincers.- Enquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
D.R.Lyman's Anti-Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE Of PREVENTIVE WORTH A
POUND OF CURE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER begs leave to offer 10 the public
remedy discovered by himself Tor Dianhoca Cholera
Mobus Cramps Spasms Pains in the Stonac hand
all diseases Of like spasnode character Asiatc Cholera IN
cuded
In Offering this remedy to the publc he has not the vanity
topresume that he possessed Of more than ordinary inor
nation diseases o the character above
wing OF Aa'ic Cholera but having
been troubled several days with very bad Darhoea he
made the discovery the remedy by trying nPon hnsclfy
eccting perfect in 3ori hours, and relieving all the
symptoms, vz:-pans, spasms, Sc, in to III minutes
Since the cure upon hinsc he has giten to ~ to
persons WHOM has been used with the same re-
cecng in every so Tar as Ne knows
following pcrsons who have used il, I'D T. e. Peters,
Seth ralsey James Stsicr John Ogcsly, Alex Tofnp.
kins of the farmers Bank a. R"ckrrthe tdifs
OF the lynchbrg yginian, Il ynchbuif iif Z. John
SON. amherst county and many oefs IN tow" aed ea.nsy
recoccted. - u. Ii NAN. E,i
Bhis mcdy is pei I.etiy safe and can he used uPcs
children hout the least fear 81 ,nllriousfestits
Price so cents per Bottle !.
July 1t. II -. ~ IL
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RIO II NJ o N d NJ A II KETs.

August II, ISIV.
TOBAGCO-Reeepts quite light this week, and
breaks small Prices stealy At the following quota
tons Lngs at s. % 10 50 80 Connnn Leaf 50 -
to 81 so Good aud Fine i6nS 80; Manufacturing AZ 10
Si7 the latter description and in demand, par
icuatly dry.
FlOuR-Receips are increasing and the supply fair
Richmond superino soils s. 81 Wills, Scoltsville
brands common S. 50
WIlEAT-The supply is ample and sales have been
made for cash throughout the week nj 81 l2A for white
and 81 OF for red Ga four months credit sales Of
white and red have been made during the week at | Is
to no cts. per bushel.
CORNING quote Corn a, So to 81 cents per bush.
el
CORN MEAI.-65 cts. per bushel. Kiln dried meal
is held al s. 50 per Dbl.
ONTS-Not much doing. We quoto 50 cents per
bushel as the nominal price
GUANO- Patagonia $50 per ton OF 1000 lbs, Peru
Wan s II for five tons more siS for smaller quan
ties. say from 10 8 tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

The Abingdon Vrgulan justly complains of the Dem
ocat for representing the late change in the Post Office
of that town aswhut exactly alleging it in many
words-to make ii appear of prescription, whereas
it nothing of the hind The late Postmaster resign
ed his office to accept better onetha being the only
Rotation in office known to the democratic party. Mr..
Barr, one of he Editors of the Vir1iuian recon-
'ndel his successor, by memorial signed by nearly
he inhabitants of the place. and among others, by
the editor of the Democrat himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

o. The communication, on Farming in Am
herSt," by "Amherst," is worthy ola careful
reading by every person in community. We
are gratifed to find, that the subjects of farming
and raising stock are claiming the attention of our
citizens. These things cannot be too much APP
precatcd. 1t affords us pleasure to receive such
communications as the one by "Amhersl.'
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Transmitted for The Baltimore american.

nv :, IIUsIUN, AN.IsT Il.
The brig Boston, from Bahia has arrived here with
dates 10 July 2Gth which state thai trade was extremely
dull IN consequence Of the capture of shvers full of
groes by Brsh cruisers near Bahia -Four sayers had
sailed from Bahia within three months for the coas Of
Africa, and five or SIX fitting out.
The Germantown, which arrived here Yesterday sails
again this afternoon with sealed orders Her destination
is said To be Cuba.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
MAR

On Wednesday evening, the 22nd ut, by the Rev.
VIM II. Plunkett. Mr.. WM. c ID. KEATS to Miss
EDNkY A. FARMER, all of Pit'sylyania county.
05- The Republican, Patriot aud Danvle Register
will please copy.
On Thursday morning, Both u'timo, at The house
of Capt. Robert Coleman Bedford county, by the Rev
Nelson Sale. Mr. JOHN CABELG COBBS to Miss
MARTHA B. CAlk.IER. all OF Bcdfnrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

From Central .7nerca. The brig Marian Gage ar
rived at New York Tuesday morning IRON Belize ( Hon
dnras.) with advces 10 the Sh inst. Mr. f. Hise late
Charge Aialres The Government Of Guatamala is
passenger on board this vessel 1t is said that he has
concluded treaties IF amy and commerce with Guatama-
Ia, Honduras and Nicaragua and left matters in train for
the nee citation. in Washington, Of similar treaties with
Sau Salvador and Costa Rica
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
FINE, ENGRAVINGS.

Mr. J. p Wright, at his new Book Store, on Main
Street has for sale number of large and most beautiful
coored ergraviugs. which equal works of art, to
any thing of The kind have 1t is worth
call to look them lie has also hand many elegant
fancy articles jewery Sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT.

1t will be seen that Gen. Taylor has had anoth-
cr and more violent attack of illness at Erie, Pa.
The accounts are meagre, but calculated to in
spire some uneasiness. We doubt the prudence,
in the present state of his health, of his pursuing
his Journey in a region of country afflicted here
and there with the cholera.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
TRY IT! TRY It'll

yIIiE SUBSCRIBER IS now prepared to furnish The pnh-
/ lie with article which he calls "ANfiCliOl ERA
MIXTURE" This article sprcpared from the Recipe of
celebrated Physician, and has ben used by many Of
the highest rcspcctablty in this place cor the last FIVE
YEARS, II confidently recommended in of DlAE
RIiF.A, Joy SENTARY, CHOLERA MORBuS,CHOl.E-
RAINFANrUM, tIIoiIc, nc, and needs but trial tn
prove eli acy II is not unpleasant to the stomach Of
taste and be given adults children with impunity
Ccri6cacsois good effects might be procured, enough o
I'LL newspaper, but the article will speak FOR itsey it,
Prepared and sold by
July 5G-tsif join IL. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

Tie Secret Expedition against Cuba The Wash
nelon correspondent of the New York Journal of Com
metce writing under date of Goth inst, says
Since have arrived here. have heard much more
than am willing 10 tell, in regard t, The movements in
this country, for the conquest OF Cuba
know The place where and the time when the offer
was made 10 Gen. Worth to heal the enterprise know
tho terms offered, SC. But write to say that he and
others refused to 90 into the enterprise unless the people
OF Cuba should encourage it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD,

heeepts and Inspections nocrae demand good fl, all
descriptions, aud prices rattle, higher io good shipping
s"esange IRON - TO - so im lugs ~ 81 So for
wnman aud Mldng 80 In 81 30 H., good and fine
Shpg 80 10 $40, Tor good aud fine Manufacturing, wit,
the following prices Tor hhds hbis made nv
IL rr,nhau, at 81 and sis ra dohy Ro. iuching
D. IN the Last DAY two, owing mainly the argc anani
~ coming IN, and the crowded condition OF on, Mls aud
Lumber Houses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
AN EXTRA MAIL BOAT.

We learn says The New York Conmorcial that in
addition 10 the regular steamers the first NJ each month
from Panama to San Francisco, The Pacific Mail Com
pany hive determined despatch extra steamer about
The middle of September il there should be in port
as is supposed there will be-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
WHEAT! WHEAT !!

I WISH 10 buy large quantity oi WHEAT and wall
make IL MUCH To the interest oi iaro,cis 10 give me
call before they sell their crops. will buy, 10 be delivered
al Scptoe & 1alaG rios in ynchbug, at Beaver Creek
Lumber will asobuy crops delivered on the Ca
nal. WM w. MoSbhs
July 23-w3mir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

The officers of the steamer Queen CITY, Lake Erie.
state that West Point Cadet. named Henry was lost
OIL that boat on the 2itb, between Sandusby and this
psce The young man. il appeals, retired To his state
room al NE usual hour since which time no has been
seen IL coat, ranialoons, drawers. &c. were found in
his room IN the morning, and he is supposed To have.
walked oil the boat IN state OF somnambnl s lie was
from Indiana il is stated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

Money Matters Trade, Sc.-The New York Post
OF Monday evening says
Land Warrants are dull of sale at Sl22al25; uncur-
rent money is the increase. There is no variation from
the Terms of loans and discount previously ruling Loans
emalr per cent on call, and paper 6a7 and in some
cases per cent. Auctoneers paper is more plentiful
for which the terms are to per cent There is no
great disposition TO take long paper but all good paper
short dales Is taken offered
The banks seem disposed TO be cautious in the face of
rising rates oil foreign exchange.
The Express of the same date says
There is nothing new in the money market Business
is active and large sales are being made 1t Is seldom
'ha we have, IN the city, more active week than was
the last
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
BosroN. August 2Stl,.

BosroN August 2Sth.
Stdbbing Affair." Lieutenant Bowers, of the Navy,
last night, a, Charestnwn stabbed Mr.. Crowinsheld The
Comm dnres clerk nfllcing severe, though not fatal
wound near the heart 1t grew ou Of smne freak of
family jealousy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

IN IWITy Neafs The tnnnaae o The z. Niilcs has IN
creased % per cent. upon what II IN 1878.
The lrsl SIX States. point ol ship building are pre-
scented in their order us follows:
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EDUCATION

EDUCATION
'IlE undersigned will open School Tor the reception oi
boyson Monday ncS thd September IN the basement
story OF the MASONIC HALL. The .o in-iiuc-
ion viii embrace all which constitutes Classical, Mathc
NAUTICAL and English education The liberal pat mage nirh
he has heretofore received in iynehbug, viii he addition
al incentive 10 esei,on ,or the intellectual and moral culture
o his pupils
TERMS
oi English studies per session o five months, S,2 so
OF the Classics aud Mathematics, n 90
Aug. 30--tsii BRANCH A SAUNDERS
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MONTREAL Auuusi {

MONTREAL, August 81.
The Executive Council have determined to keep the
seat OF Government here They have appointed strong
police.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

ERIE. Pa, Aug. %.
Heath Of he Presideni- Gen TAYLOR has been re
moved 10 private lodgings and is improving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

WIN. HAMILTON MOSBY,
General AuctiOnecr and Commission Merchant
MAIN STREET, LYNtiBu re, VA.
lives his prompt personal attention to The public and
private sales Of &siehanl,sc, Furniture, Koal Estate
Negroes Horses Nc Nc sales guaranteed, charges mode
rate and prompt a,mcnts.
References by permission:
1NNClIBuRG
VIM. Hadiord, President Farmers Bank Va,
Tompkins, Cashier do do do
Jno. M. oey, do Bank Va,
cohbs, ArmlsloadS Henderson, MeCo,kle Il simpson,
Mcdaniel Lee, petersS Siiglrr
a. u, Hucker, Ncem X t.waikn.
Moshy Speed
RICHMOND:
1no N. Gordon Il Son, l.. u. Cronshaw Bro,
Brooks X Bell, Tinsey h BRYANT
Aug. 27-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03

The river tunnoge entered al New Orleans is almost
equal 10 the whole Of the above, making total almost
POO 900 tons of ship tonnage the Western lve:s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-03
Less than Cost.

Less man COSx.
TINTIE subscriber will from this time, sell his Lawns, Bera
i ges, Tissues, Muslin and Bcrage Scars and Shawls,
light Dress Goods Of all kinds at, and
below All in want Of such goods would do well
to call and secure bargain DON T.. C. PETERS.
Aug 23-2wif