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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
School Teachers.

FTH Board of School Examiners, for this COun-
ty, will assemble on Saturday, Oct. 18th, at
the School Room of F. s. White, in the basement
of the Methodist Church, at o'clock, P. M. The
sessions of the Board will be held at the same place.
on successive Saturdays. at the hour mentioned
above, for eight weeks. By order Of the Board.
F. 8. WHITE, Clerk,
Fremont, October 10, IS50-3Is8
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
PHILIP MAXWELL,
NTOULD respectfully announce that he has
w Removed his shop, one door
South Of LeppeIman'S JeWelry Shop.
opposite Head Quarters, where he will be happy
to wait on his old customers and all who need any
thing in his line. ,,,,,,
If you want you garments made up Right
and after the Latest Fashion-you must call on
MAXWELL.
N. B. Particular attention paid to cutting, and
warranted to fit if properly made up.
Fremont, April %, is4S
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
To LET.

THE STORE and WARE HOUSE now occu-
pied by E. N. Cook, in Fremont Possession
given the 9Th October next Apply to i,
R. P. BUCKLAND.
Fremont, sept.2l - so. %
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-10-19
Road Notice.

Fremont, Oct. 10. 1850.
The organizer., 1850-11-23

the Editor of this dazzling hminary Of
Oxford, shall have shown his identity Nth,
and iOOe for the South, by publishing all
the recent open, and Giolent demonstration
IN the States against the institution of
sIdUery, and against the practical operation
of the fugitive slave law--thus setting a,
defiance the officers of justice, and the
authority of "this glorious UniOn;' and
grossly insulting, and violently eiecting
from their corrupt and demoralizing borders
southern citizens, engaged in the pursuit of
their just rights, and not till then,
may he talk about the Inconsistency of
southern men and certain southern presses.
FIRE EATER.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
Mckinney, & Co.

for the purpose of conducting a genearA
PRODUCE, GROCERY & FURNITURE
business, at their stand on Main Street,
south end ofene of Fowlkes new block.
may always be found complete assert.
ment in each of the above branches of
trade. The Furniture Rooms, iu the Sc
cond and third story, which were built ex-
pressly for that purpose. 1t is evident,
that the union Of two branches of business
IN one house, while it lessons the expenses
incident 10 each branch separately, at the
same time enables il to sell al prices pro.
PortIoned to such dIminution Of expenditure.
The senior partner trusts that his long prac-
teal experience in the Furniture line will
furnish guarantee that he will sue
cessfully compete with any other house in
the city.
PIANOS AND LOOKING GLASSES.
Ia the course of few weeks we will
have from ten to twelve Pianos, of the best
makers, and full assortment of gilt frame
ornaments, Peir and Mantle Glasses.
Call and examine for yourselves, at the
south corner Of Fowlkes new brick block.
Main street. J. F. MCKINNEY,
VIM. LEVERETT.
oct Is, ls50.-n20-tf
The organizer., 1850-11-23
A CARD.

VHE subscribers having completed theiI
- arrangements for getting in a heavy
and we'll assorted stock Of
Hardware, Cutlery a. Guns,
for the Fall trade. respectfully invite the
attention of Wholesale DEALERS to this
card, fully assured they will find il 10 their
interest 10 purchase Hardware in Memphis,
so long as they can find an assortment
equally certain full and cheap as may be
found in Eastern Markets.
The purchase of ell our American
Goods, has been made for cash by US, from
the most celebrated factories in this country,
through the personal attention Of a partner
residing in New York, from whom we shall
be constantly receiving heavy shipments Of
Collins and other makers Axes, Ames and
other makers shovels and spades, cast
Hollowware, iron, nails, coffee mil patent
balances, cut tacks, augers, wire selves.
cotton cards, cotton and monilla cordage,
hames, &c. &c. Another partner has spent
this summer in Europe for the express pur-
pose Of experimenting the manufacture Of
goods peculiarly adapted to this section Of
the country, such as hoes, traces, OK, log,
filth, stretcher, breast, tongue, stay, jack,
and coil chain; curry combs, hinges, pad.
locks, sleelyards, razors, pocket knives,
table cutlery, britannia spoons, English
and French percussion caps, files, chisselS,
drawing knives, hand saws, English cast.
steel, mill and cross cut saws, fry pans,
candlesiicks, genuine hemming needles and
fish hooks; double and single barTsll guns,
pistols, &C., &c. Those articles having
been already manufactured 10 our own
order aud shipped from Liverpool, will
arrive via New Orleans, early in the Fall.
and we hope by the middle Of October 10 be
prepared with beautiful stock, the fulbess,
variety, and cheaPness Of which will ObViate
the necessity OF merchants sending East
for their hardware, as We are fully
able, being direct importers ourselves, TO
compete with any similar house in the
United States, time consumed aud cost Of
from the East considered.
LOWNES & Go.
Successors to R T. LaNs Co.'S, Front Row.
Memphis, Angus, 81, is5O-nl2-2m.
The organizer., 1850-11-23

SoUND DIscRnINATIoN-In the Virgin
ia Convention to reform the Constitution,
on Saturday last, Mr.. FLOYD offered a res.
alution to the effect that The power should
be conferred on the Legislature, to pass
law discriminating against all goods
manufactured in non-slaveholding State or
in other words; that law should be passed
prohibiting, by refusal to grant license,
the sale Of all goods from non slaveholding
States, within the Commonwealth, either
at wholesale or retail.
Mr.. FLOYD gaze notice OF his intention
10 urge this resolution on the Convention
at its re assemblage.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
M emphis [new] Advertisements.
MUSIC.

" 2 81 9.
lust received from New York and
" Philadelphia, splendid assortment of
G uiIars, ,'ViOIins, Flutes, &c
ALSO,
A large lot of NEW MUSIC.
PIANOS, 6, 81 and 7 octaves in Rose
wood cases. from Adam Stodari's, +. Gil
bert and Firth d. Ponds Factories, al
ways on. hand.
For sale at P. FLAvIo's Music Store.
Jefferson Street, under Commercial Hotel,
Memphis, Tenn.
N. B. My stock Of Music is now above
eighteen thousand different pieces.
oct. Is, l85O.-n20-I2m.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
JAILOR's NOTICE.

10 WAS committed 10 the Jail Of R<
lafayette County, Miss, on
~ Saturday the 10th Of this inst, ~
two negro boys, to wit: BOB, about ~
years Old, Eve feet 7 or inches high. cop.
per collier, had on when committed, linsey
roundabout cotton pants, white hat, course
brogsn shoes. The other calls his name
sam, is about l6 Or IL years old feet
OF Z inches high. bad on when committed,
linsey roundabout. course brogan shoes
20 bat. Said negroes say that they belong
% Joseph PreWetl, Of POntoioc County,
Miss. The oweuer is requested 70 come
forward pay charges and take them away,
OF they vi Be desh silh ss TIE law directs.
W. s. Mckee, Tailor.
Nov. %, ls50.-n24-[
The organizer., 1850-11-23

TABLES TURNED.-It will be seen, says
the Southern (Va.) Argus, from the doing
in Boston which we published in another
column, that the order of things is revers-
ed in that city, and instead of arrestiHg
and surrendering fugitive slaves on the
demand of the masters, that the fugitives
are arresting and imprisoning those who
go in pursuit Of them. This is a new
phase in this controversy, and rather more
than the South bargained for. The next
act in the drama will be, that some South
ern citizen will fall victim for daring to
assert his constitutional rights. Oh the
beauties and efficacy of this darling Com.
promise.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
J.H. STEPHENSON, L co.
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FOR.
WARDlNG MERCHANTS.

OlNONLAN NV - Wv
WARDlNG MERCHANTS.
Main Street, opposite the U. s. Hotel.
WE respectfully announce to our
w friends and the public generally
that in addition TO our former Grocery bu.
siness, we will this season do n general
Commission and Forwarding busidcss.-
We have a convenient and substantial brick
warehouse in which to store Cotton, and
paHicuar attention will be paid 10 stor-
ing, selling, or shipping the same. Also.
receiving and forwarding goods to the
country.
Al Cotton sent 10 US for storage will be
insured unless Otherwise instructed.
Cash advanced on cOnsignments Of cot.
ton or other produce for salo or shipment
0trOn hand, large supply of Bagging,
Rope, Twine, Groceries, &c, which we
viii furnish 10 our customers al the lowest
rates.
oct 26, Is50.-n2O-2m.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
ADDISON II. DOUGLASS. MARTIN GRIDLEY
DOUGLASS & GRIDLEY,
No. 8, HOwARD's Row,

MEMPHIS, TENN,
WILL Sell, Store or Ship, on the u.s.
w ual terms. We have just completed
very large and substantial
BRICK COTTON SHED
with Warren's Patent Current Roof, with
in 100 yerds Of the lower Steam Boat
Landing, and will make liberal cash ad-
vances on Cotton in Store for sale, or Ship
ment.
All cotton received by US will be placed
under Insurance unless instructions to the
accompany the consignment.-
The patronage of our Planting friends in
West Tennessee and North Mississippi, is
most respectfully solicited.
MEMPHIS, Nov. l, lS5O.-n2l-l2m.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
CHARLESTON MERCURY.

INDIANA CONVENTION - Yesterday :he
debate was resumed on the separate sub
mission OF the question of negro suffrage
to direct vote ofthe people. An amend.
ment providing that such an extension of
the elective franchise should be positively
placed in the Constitution was voted down
aye noes l24. An amendment to
The amendment, offered by Mr. May, that
such restrictions, &c. as the Legislature
might determine, had been previously re-
iected. The question then recurring on
the original resolution, il was negatived
by ayes 60, nays 62-the closest vote of
the session. This settles the question of
separate submission unless the minds of
members undergo change, as many who
voted in the affirmative stated expressly
that they did so only out of courtesy to the
mover the resolution being one of inquiry
merely Close upon this vote was another
on an imperative resolution to make the
prohibition of negro testimony a consti.
tutional provision, which was carried,
seventy eight members (forty five more
than a majority Of those presently rising in
the affirmative.
Indianapolis Journal, Oct.2e.
The organizer., 1850-11-23

Stevens a rampant abolitionst in Con-
gress, after the fugitive slave bill had pass
ed, rose and suggested to the chair that The
page inform the "a wings who had lodged
the vote BY abseniing themselves, that they
could return with safety, as the slave
question had heen disposed of.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
OXFORD AGENCY
OF The MississiPpi Mutual huSuronoe
Company.

VI 1sS HtSs1stpPt HatH0t hlsHTdnce
Company.
THE undersigned having been appointed
n Agent for the above Insurance Compa-
ny, is prepared TO make insurance on
Houses, Goods, Cotton and Produce, on
Steam and Flat Boats on any Of our rivers,
and upon the lives Of white persons and
slaves, at a. low raies ss any other good
Office.
This Company is established on N mn.
tUal principle, allowing return premium
Of ten per cent. 10 ell insurinR. Auy loss
will be paid IN New Orleans and Mobile
funds. The wealth and integrity of the
Stockholders and Direclory, recommend
this Once 10 the confidence and patronage
q our own citizens ever any foreign ofioe.
w. II. d. Wendell, Aeczf.
ozford, Sept, %, 1s50.-ai6-Sn.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
J.H. STEPHENSON. THos. B. CARROLL

THE undersigned has this day associa-
II ted Col. THos B. CARROLL with him
in business. The house will as heretofore,
be conducted under the style Of J. II. Ste
phenson, g. Co.
sept. II, 1850. J. H. STEPHENSON.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
StrattOn, GOOdlett & MtDaVitt,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
MerctlaMtS.
No. 70, Front RO,O. Memphis, Tenn.

THE undersigned have in process. of
- erection a large Brick FireprOof Cot
ton Shed, and would again tender their
services TO the friends and the public, in
the Cotton Storage and Commission Busi-
ness.
Particular attention will be given 10 the
Sale Of Cotton in this market, aud also to
Forwarding Goods to the country.
We keep constantly on hand large
and well selected stock Of Groceries, Pow
er.loom Bagging, Rope, Twine. &c. Also,
a large lot Of Tennesse cured Bacon and
leaf Lard, all of which will be sold low for
cash, or 10 onr customers on the usual
terms.
STRATTON,
GOODLETT g.
McDAVITT.
Sept. 81, ls50.-l5-6m.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
a. +. WELLS,


AT 20 FRONT ROW,
rs now opening a very large and COM
Aplele assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
every arscle Of which is new and fresh
consisting Of
FASHIONABLE, ORNAMENTAL.
FANCY g. STAPLE DRY GOODS;
Carpeting Of every pattern and grade;
Ready made Clothing Of the latest sty le f;
Boots, Shoes, and Brogans, BY the case
and single pair;
Bonneis, Hats, Caps, and Saddlsry.
ALSO-Blankeis, kerseys, Lindseys,
James, OsnabUrgs, Domesties, and an end
less variety Of other articles-Whieh viii
be sold for cash, at sueh prices as defy
competition.
"SMALL PROFITS AND aUICK SALES" is
my motto. As | do lasiness on the exclu-
sive cash principle, feel confident that
can offer inducements 10 purchers far su-
peIior 10 those who buy and sell on a cred
l. County merchants viii find Il Cor in
terest 10 look through my stock. All per-
sons disposed 10 buy for cash, either At
Whslssais 81 Retail
are politely requested to call and examine
my Goods and prices. You shall have our
best attention, and ltt your judgement dc.
tate a. toyoW purchases.
1T. WELLS,
20, Fso1f Ros. CorEer Of AdanSf n,
Oci. ,, ls5O.- no T.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
DIR. @. C. GRASTY.
surgeon 7oeMttst,

HOOc1ON, MISS,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his
LODProfesSiOnaI services to the cit.
lzens Of Oxford, and vicinity. Operations
done in permanent and scientific manner,
AND WARRANTED.
DIR. G. has fine lot of James e. Whites
Premium lncOIruptible TEETH, which he
will insert upon Gold Plate wiM Clasps
from one 10 an entire denture; or upon the
most approved suction cavity, or atmos
Pheric pressure principle. He will attend
the regular terms of the Circuit Court at
this place, and as oflener as may be con-
venient.
0TLetters addressed 10 him at his Of
fice-HOuston, Miss, will receive prompt
attention.
REFERENCE.
Col. WM. l.. BAsKINs, Houston, Miss.
REV. J. N. CARoTHERs,
Ma. l.. Moore, Pcntotoc Ridge, Miss.
B. F. FITZPATRICK, I"
4. P. H. FARR, University, Oxford, Mi.
HENRY ANDERSON, PaIo Alto, Miss.
MARION SHACKELFoRD, Oakland, Miss.
OcI. 81, 1850 -n2l-tf.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
Memphis [new] Advertisements.


VIE undersigned have associated them.
selves together under the name and
style of
The organizer., 1850-11-23
Executors Notice.
Guardian Notice.

THE undersigned Guardian Of Samuel
II Watson, minor heir Of fiichael Watson
deed, will apply for final settlement Of his
Guardianship 10 the Probate Court Of La
fayette County, Mississippi, and will at the
next January term thereof, apply for the
addition and allowance Of bis final account.
D.. WATSON,
Nov. is, 1s50,-n24-3W. [GHardiaH
The organizer., 1850-11-23
piRzCToEa:

B. NJ. BRADFORD, President.
CHARLEs GATES, ! (yNo. McMnLou,
ELISHA STRoNs, ]. B. JENNINGS,
STEPHEN ADAMS, MI. WIcKs,
NJ. w. LINDSAY, WYATT MoHE,
;. l.. PAINE, s. p. GATES.
w. H. SAUgDERs,
JAMES CARLISLE, Secretary.
The organizer., 1850-11-23

Oxford Advertisements.
The organizer., 1850-11-23
OMETHING NEW.
Fall and Winter
GOODS.
THE subscribers are now offering a ne,
II and fresh supply of
Fall & Winter Coos,

NHE subscribers are now offering a new
II and fresh supply of
Fall & Winter Coos,
selected by themselves specially for this
market, in which they have 6one all they
could to consult and crafty the taste and
wants OF their customers and the public. II
is needless to advertise their stock in detail,
but it may be proper TO state that they
have in
vRpdD1Ts
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cslicoes,
Muslins, Domestics, Boots,
Hats, [Sllk ~ beaver,l Shoes,
Stationary, Excellent Supply,
Ladies' Dress Pattern,
AIburno, Tyroeum, Figured Swiss,
Berge, [all colorsl Bonnetts, Straw, latest
style,l a large lot of Parasols and TIMBER.
elias, and a complete lot Of
STAPLE GOODS,
which, although they we're the last to open
they can assure their customers they will
be the first to sell at living prices.
They return their thanks to the public
for their previous liberal patronage, and
will strive to render themselves worthy
Of its continuance.
Il. KINDEL g. CO.
Oxford, Oct. 5, ls5O.-no-I7-tf
The organizer., 1850-11-23

). T srRArrON. J. II. OooDLErr. E. M'DAvrT.
The organizer., 1850-11-23

THE subscribers having completed their
u arrangements for getting in a heavy
and we'll assorted siocI Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18

LEi RvaEraoBT RsAb FHIs cAAEFrLLr.--Thsre . .
.rssn.rlit i5f ale IN The dinsrsnt called 8 2.
funssnPs sartapafilia- Il a ldtsIttled ~ ne OkloE
NAL EStlINE and an taat Ths T1slfend t1no Doctor
snd never as; 6ui sas iofusry Woik-r o. fafo1 -
- ~ "a liksys be The ute Of Doctor fof he
PURGE Of eaininf credit or What he y not ne says ~
Is atends medical schons and pfscuc iat hicen
yearsi Now the truth IA hr nevef psAcieca msalsine
Az h his lie Saeh tFfl, uicked
osks bad 10 de character and yeIaey Of ne ma VISA
rosI snceregy he had mads those st.ssnn q HIM
ssf or Of me ben viii learn 70 Be hoaes al4 Eein-
ha IN al their dealings an inereours Nh their leneN
men ne applied Rue ClApP 20 assls aim ~ hna
uiaeurng his mix1re, sstng the large srine hs ~oele
make a. an indnceeni embark In the busine Ihe.e
0en have been insulting and hbeling me ~ AZ poesaoe
forms 10 order impress the public with The Belle! hat
IN ()ld DoctoFs Sarazpaa not the genEtie 81 a
SarsapaTipa made from the Oh DOctors O.ssHai tfeei-
"a fhsS P. Townsend says have sold the use 81 ny
name for s7 week. will give him $50 II he will pro-
uce one single solitary proof Of tbs His statements
Thompson Skillunan 4 Co., noshtng but tissue ot
sisehoOds simply nade 10 deceive the public and kesp
ne truth down In regard his souriig JeTRenfiTg eo
sf This Is 10 caution the pabe 70 purchase ncne but
6d ID JACOB TuWnsend's Sarsapara, having on Y ~
Old Doctors likeness his fd'aty Coa1 q AFas anu nv
SaRnatureaeross fte Coat Of Arms. -.
NF JACOB TOWNSEND.
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LOOK OUT FOR BArGAINSa
wEICH & ? HTLLTPc;

w = H " n 04 y n I - H II A
Main street, opposite The fublic Buidnss
A RE now in receipt Of their stock Of SE'I(LNG
N X SUMMER @ GODS, aud will open thie
Morning beautiful assortment OF summer silks
Baregcs. de Lnins. Lawns, &c. wiiha great Vn,
Iety OF other dc esirabe DREss Goops just purchas
ed IL PhiladelphiH. u tu. tIA'
Having selected the must desirable styleS and
hest fabrics. 80 the lowest rates. Confidently
solicit amexaminaiion Of onr assortment. pIcdgins
ourselves TO show snch inducements as cahnolb'
offered elscwhere.N y ib tt 4p
CadiE, Muy l, leS0--tf. fE
CtoRN Colorcd and Fancy PRiNTs.ros goo d
IN stock ns was ever brought 10 dis mn u
ean be found opposite the Pnblic Buildings a, tn
cheap store Of WEIGH d. PHILLIPS.
june H. 1850. ttf'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
: Price Reduced : :
teu VAUGHN'S % sasia b.
LITH0NTRIPTIG MIXTURE |
Large Boules-OnIs One Dollsr.

FL. LAKE. BOllle1-OnAy 0mo nuIluFt
III. PsOp..os e de eseai Az,seaa Resay varsnr,s
vsarTAsLs LITHoxTHIrTie MIrrvRE." iadaesd ~ -
urr.at sSli-iiusas q ~ AssHls. thoasheus the Unpa
stAiss and canada, has a0v f.-..,s ,sIa.....
Reduced the Price ...7s,....
Of hs popular and wei known article; and from Iss aH-.
hsnesGosth. he win pat NJ bat sEs oAT.-hn qaaa
bsslss-the HtsH pEioe viii be
'g sf 0HE DOLLAR. ra
The pubic may nj asurea tai The shzastsr of tee 4
cine i srsngth, aud curative properties wit ri GAiH
UNCHANGED, and the viii be bestowed "a psS
paina il as hsselofore. %
As hi. sdsine uudss is rsaucs price, will Be rurchsssd
BY those who have hhere made themselves scqusnisd
with lie virtues proprietor would beg intimate that his
nricle be oaased with The snount Of Rsnoliss
Of The day - ii claims for itself Essafsr AsaiiSE pO0sr, IN
al diseases LkaA ssy ether preparation bsfsrs fAs
,o and has sustained itself eight years By is superior
medical virtues and uat this reduction, commanded dOuba
the piea Of any othss article in this line I t }G.
NoTlcE PAKT1cuARLY, this article acts with great bal
ing power and certainty, upon ths
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and ali ohsf organs, upon s proper ssOu Of which life and
Thi. nsd,cns has Justly high HDuts a. remedy t's
u,o sJi Dropsy and Gravel i,i hslaa-
and all diseases of that Aaisre II Be relied upen whea
the intelligent physician has shandoned his paentand ioF
these distressing diseases, especially DRoPsY, the prop
sIor would earnestly and bonssty recommend It, Al IN
pesn, price is easily obtained by all aad the trial VIII prove
the article 70 be the
Cheapest Medicine IN the World!
y Pleas ask for pamphets-ths agents give them
ey contain sixteen Of receipts Tin addition to fun
medical matis) valuable household and whsh
will save many doarI per year to practical houseksepSz.
These receipts ave introduced make the book Of great
value aside from character advertising nedun fer
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18

Principal OGcr for ne Western States, on
Vine ST.. 3 doors dbope 4h ST., Cincinnati.
Ohio. G. w Calhoun, Gen Agent, to rhonl
all orders must be addressed. ..'"
FIR sale BY JOHN BEALL, Cadis; A
r. Croskey, NeD Market; A, f. Moore d
Co. Dnionrdls; j. Fldaner, HarisrilIe;
DduM Arbaggh NeD Ramley; McElroy 4
Russell, NsD jefferson; JS A Taggart
-T;ppscdnoc. 'A Ocl "a, ls49 = ly.,a
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w. CRABB s. cos.
h r }CHANT TAILORING
AND CLOTHING ST Il Z.
MAIN srRrET CADIZ. o.,

MAIN STREET, CADlZ, o.,
DirecHy opposite th Public BuiMlngs) J
sVNlIE subscribers call the attention Of their
friends and the pnhlic, 10 tl.eir large and vel
selected stock of FASHION ABLE KEADt
MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which for variety of stylo ana fashions, and ex-
cellencc, hns never peen approached by any thing
Ii this market.
We are determined to give satisfaction to tIllby
selling good articles, MS well made and MS cheap
rs can be- bought in Philadelphia. We therefore
not only invite the people of the country, wishing
the town, to give us call. but the citizens OF Ca
liz also for which nothing will be chargod, but
hanks will be returned, whelhe they purchase
or not. f ..g DIR 41
As VIC intend to keep constantly on hand every
hing in the CLOTHING LINE, and all tht
ma kcs up n gcntlcman's wardrobe, and nj such
prices MS shald defy competition. we hope BY stiict
attenlion to business, TO meet the We've aud rei-
sonable wishes OF all our friends ana the public
generally ..u
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
Will be continued, and garments OF all kinds made
and trimraed us usualin the best n,nnncr, ut the
same stand. Particular attention will be bestow-
I'd upon this department. fa. l.laJ r.ss.
Persons who may not desire us to makeup their
gnrments, can be furnished with most snpcrb
aud splendid stock ol
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES,
with appropriate trimmings, At onr store. There
si nutas good II stock in town az ours rom which
10 choose New York und Philadelphia Fish,
ions viii be regularly received. 'll As.f
Ic-, Hav ng in common with every body else
known or u long tinic that such an estabIishnisl
MS the sbove was badly wanted IN CndE. we con
6dently hope that the public will tnumphanll,
sustain us. On our part, wewill exert ourselves
TO the utmost 10 please.
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