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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
JOHNSON 4 WOOLEOIK.
B o o X A ND JOB PRINTERS

WHTKeV SITect, IynChbNfg, va,
"OuLD RESPECTFULLY inform their friend. and
w the public, they have established in this place. an
ertenstre and complete JOB PRLNTLNt OFFICE, all
nec material, selected from the New York Foundrcs with
the sole view of meeting the business this commu-
nity Their Office being thoroughly supplied with AIN
and FANCY TYPE, many of which are NEW STYLE
enables them to execute PRINTING OF EVERY NARI
Ely Plain and Fancy, Large Small in the neates man
ON reasonable erms and at the shortest possible delay
COLORED AND BRONZE PRINTING
done at he lowest rates. and in the ncae,t
PAD particular attention to the selection of their Inks Sc
tor tins branch of the art.
Having had considerable experience at the Job
having IN the office all necessary mateia-thcy nae,
themselves that they execute printing equal to the
N"rthe'n Cities. All they ask is trial.
g. All orders confded us, shall meet with unerrinc a,
tention and puncualv
, Once UP STAIRS in SCHOOLGIRLS building, immediate
ly opposite the Market
LN0. c. JOHNSON
no. n. VOOLFOLK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

1SpisS SrNsiBiLrrY. traveller in the State Of
Maine Is giving sketches of his way farng. in
paper lie lately visited I'D Indian town, whereon
he writes Tho following:
eve walked through the village mt we came 10 the
bhtyrg gound. surrounded by wooden fence. painted
black. high wooden ~ the CENTRE and smaller
crosses at he h. al Of each gave all painted backt
lens Of sadness fitted ornament this last ng
pare Of The dwlndllng remnant # great and pow
eful ion The Kennebec tribe. the last Of the .abne
qneas has NV become utterly extinct. The last Of
them, remarkable for his gnnd character received
giant ut land ifun the State and Yed himself in
township where number of white families wee settled
ugh no, III treated yet the common prejudice against
Indians prevented any sympathy with him. This
shown of The death of his only child when Of the
people came him. Shortly afterwards he went 10
some Of he nh,bi and said 10 them "When whit"
mans child die-lndian man be sorfy-he help bury
hun my child dle--no one speak 10 me- make his
grave alone l live here" lie gave No his farm
dug np The body Of hi, child and carried il with him
hundred miles through the forest To join the Canada In
dlansl Beneath all his coldness Il exterior the Indian
may conceal warm and tender heart"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

Caldwell Of Ken'ueky. Who spoke hour in favor Of
The non.interrea,i"a policy lie was f,weded by Mr..
Root wse Il ada the Wnnt Ppvi.o The snbi-ct # lis
d.eouf.e; lie ais attached Mr.. Winthrop Mr. Johnson.
NJ Arkansas. then obtained the Il aud spoke IN favor
of sitting The pessn diiicnliiss 'xisnding he Mis-
sur Cumpromse line to the Pacific He made strong
Soulhern speech,
Mr. Duncan then sp Ike hont the gloes of Free
Soil. California and he bean es II Abpltlpnisn.-
When he 81 sed the House tux I'LL o'clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
EXCHANGE.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF ,-Sca'e ~eight- So To 81; srtciesrare and in
demand ~ u
shEEP-Sheared, per head. nett. s2aS. quality being
'smaied, , s
HoGS-neti per cw,. s. $3.50. Supply on hand
moderate -'''' " ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
ALA y. M'ntFffY, THOMAS h. HoIcosBE.
NcGuFFEY d HOLCONBE,
ttOrney' At Law. nh;o

Az FL attend tn all business committed to their care in
w Tue various courts of the city. They will also al,
prompt attention 10 collections Mr.. Mctufcy is Comms.
se Tor all the Sate~oi the Union to take dispositions &c
rll-l2mil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

o. We are authorized TO announce Cantan
DANIEL MARI, candidate for the Convention
IN me District composed olthe counties of Camp.
bell and Bedford
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

ha mas ever been offered in this market Consisting Of Cloth
!ashmeres, Drop de etc Bombazne Alpaca Tyeeds
LINEN rock and Dress Coats; Satin, Silk Bombazne ana
Marse,iies Vests; Cashmere Linen Drilling rwccds
tohse ana other Pants, fine Linen and Cotton Shirts
and Cotton Drawers Cravats. Itandk,rchi. Cio,o ,
'osety win almost every article suitable for gentlemen
var. all and eNsm'nc before rrrrha.ng elsewhere
INV -"'Nh u I. {. PETERS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
NEW YORK June 7. g p. NJ.


The stock market is dull and he tendency Of Gov
ernmttt Securities is downward. Sales If Canton m
pany Stock at 49, Sterling Exchange 9sa9a premium.
The money marker remains easy and discounts goud
paper are b,ng obtained al 6a7 per cent.
Flour IS dner. The sales aye only 5000 bushels at
s. 56a5 62 for common Stale brands Sales Of South
brands at s. 6S; pure Gennessee S. %. Corn Meal
and Rye Flour unchanged
The market for Wheat is steady but sales small.
tennessee l47c. red l25 cs. Corn declining Of
0000 bush at g. cs for mixed, and Csc, for yellow
O,s 4Sc. Rye 62 SO cs. per bus.
Provisions qnet-sales of 500 hbls. Pork at $40.
62 for Mess and IS 90 for prime. Lard is steody at
CTS. in bills
In Gu cerles generally there is charge to notice.
Sugars and Mnasses firm las quoted. Rice 3sa
81 cts, per b,-Coffee steady.
Tobacco re ma ms as last quo ed.
The Cotton Market is firm. and prices slightly in ia
vor OF sellers. The Transactions to-day amount 5000
blaes at III for mdding 81 for fair Upland and l2sa
l3s CTS. for mlddling any fair New Orleans.
Nhskey is steady Sales at q cts. per gallon,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
Washington. June 8. 1850.
SENATE.

In the Senate to-day, after the transaction 1t some I'M
hnrortant business The Compromise Bill was taken up,
snd after various amendments had been proposed in re
Iaon 10 The boundary II Texas. whch c,used lengthy
deha'e Mr. Douglas moved Ia amend the bill as u
make The Norfhem boundary of Texas START from the
RI Grande and along The hotn u The desert called
the journey of Death" Debate ensued on this prp-
osiion. during which Mr.. Dawson reviewed the nduct
Of Mr. Hale he slavery question in 1885, and com
mened with marked cnusticiiv upon that gentleman S
Mr.. Hale replied. The Snate then, without
ttklno The VOC adiantned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
HOUSE.

In The House u Representatives the debate on the
California quesinn continued nv Messts. PHI lps
McNlullen. Allen and Thurman Hamilton. The House
then took I'll O'Clock at night, at which hour
the debate 70 III be resumed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
CLOTHING.----JUNE 9th, 1850.
Ready-lnade Clothing.

INHt subscriber has just returned from trim North
L one OF the larges. and host selected xfncks I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

KCTT NVNTI. june D
TOBACCO Receipts increasing. Market steady
with active prices viz:Lug- ST 90 s. 80; Leaf So
s.. general sales; fine stemming 50 5 l. and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-06-01


MARRIED In Wilmington on
Thursday mornin. May 3OIh by the Rev.
A. Atwood. Mr.. JAMES l.. Morrow. tor
mfrIv of Ell on to Miss ANNA E. ROBIN
SON Of Wilmington Del.
In Baltimore on Thursday the 10Th
ult, GEORGE Ross TEAzEY. Esq. TO Miss.
ELIZA Duncan. daughter Of the Rev. Dr.
Duncan OF that city
UyWe find the following notice IN the
Ohio State Journal of Friday last
On the Odd inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Hitchcock, at the Second Presbyterian
Church Miss MARGARET c., daughter OF
Col. E. Cloud, to Mr.. WluLlAM EoGLE-
SONG, of York, Penn.
Also at the same time. by the same
Miss JULIA M. daughter of Col f Cloud,
to MIR ALBERT NJ. LONG, all OF this city
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she Tax upon landed property Surely
there must be some Reforming here, and
yet in the jace OF all these facts; facts
which they do not dare TO DENY, they
have the au'laci'v to charge the Wing
party with being opposed to Reform.
The tax upon Clerks and Registers, the
tax upon lottery tickets, the tax upon
articles of agreement such as bonds,
mortgages, &c., BY which a class hlth-
srto inaccessible to taxaiion-wr mean
financial speculators-werr made TO hear
an equal portion Of the burden: all OF
which measures producing immense rev
enues wrre recommended by a Wing en-
ecuiive and carried INTO operation by a
Wing legislature: were these no Reforms.
IT the locofoco party. the srlf-styled Re-
formers OF thu present day. and they only
are the friends of Reform. why did they
not exercise this peculiar, and to them
perfectly natural talent, between the
years 1871 and ~, during which time
they not only had every facility for so
doing, but were prompted by incentives
greater we pray, than wall ever occur
again. But hc1r lips accre c'oscd, hey iook
ed on in silence while our good old State
groaned beneath her load; or. il they
spoke it was but to insult her .a!riot,c
sons with HE mention Of that foul word
REPUDIATE. The argument might
be prolonged. but enough las been said
to retute the charge, which is daily
hrradel from the iocofeco press, that
the Wing party are opposed to Reform.
That tn" Wing party are opposed to
Reform, or even any considerable rton
of them to conventional Reform our OPP
ponents dare not attempt TO provr; bu,
content themselves with The base asser-
tion.
The tim' is now approaching when we
will be called upon to select delegates to
the Convention Every attempt is being
made by tn" !ocofocos, to secure the del
egatrs from their own ranks by charming
the Wings with being the enemies of Gr-
forn,-tnr our own part We desire to
see party distinction entirely LIT out oi
the question. bu, we wish to have the
people see who are the krfornrrs, and
who it is that ro,se the CIV merely lor
Buncombe: rho haze aood npia ihs mjdsi
ofdang"'. and rho alter The work is well
nigh done, claim all die glory.
MONROE.
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SbaE D..

On Saturday morning last, Mas MARY
Bowen, consort OF Benjamin Bowen Esq.
of this county. She was a most eslm
bic lady-a member Of the Presbyterian
Church, and was followed to the church
yard at the head of Christana on Mon
day by large concourse OF relatives and
neighbors.
On Thursday las, at Cherry Fill Mrs
DEBORAH ANN: consort Of ME btt
Strickland, after long and sever1 ilness
which she endured with Christian iorr.-
tude andresiynation. 2
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W ri:ing, Writing.

A voting nihn whose tinc is not cntirely &C.
"a cup,ed, wishes TO obtain employment at
writing He wal post books, draw of accounts
take charge oil the books OF firms or indy iduals
write letters, conduct correspondence upon II
subjects; and do Al kr:ids OF writing entrusted to
iliu in good 81 ,lc ard al moderate prices
Persons wishing TO avail themselves If hig SER
vices can do so by applying to tire Editor of
the Cecil Wing, who will exhibit specimens of
his pcnmanshiP.
AN business Communications sha II he entirely
secret and confidential.
He will also write by the day FOR those who
may prefer ii at their places oil residence VI
business.
Eikton, May lllh--st
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To the Public.

The subscriber mot being engaged in
any other bu,inessl has resumed the prac
tice OF Land Surveying, Conveyancing,
&c. Being acquainted with the different
qualities Of soil in The neighhnrhood, per-
sons wishing to buy or sell Land would
find it 10 their advantage to give HIM
call. JETHRO Johnson,
Near North Fast, Cecil Co., Nd.
June | 50-tt
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LADIES SHOES
CCnStab.c's Sale,

EeY virtue ofa writ Of Vcnditoni Exponas
ID ssasd by George IT, Joyce, one of the JUS
tees Of the Peace Of the State Of MARYLAND in
ana i"f Cne'l county, to mo directed, | wi Ii ex-
pose TO sale nj public uac,ion at the Court
House dorm The town Of Eik,or, on Saturday
the 18th day OF June next, at o'clock, all the
estate, right, title and interest Of Edward (,
Levi in and TO all that Lot or parcel Of Laid
situated IN The town Ct Eik,on near the Raj!
Road, adj ''n'ng i'aud cf john r. Morgan and
others and occupied by john Sewal, sliced and
taken in execution at the suit Of James S: Pur-
nl against john X. Hogg aud Edward B. Low
Is, ana 10 be sold 10 satisfy snid wit
HEZ. foARD, Const.
May a5---ts' (si,I5.)
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JUST ARRIVED
A Handsome Assortment of
New Spring and Summer Goods,
CHEAP STORE.-Eust end Of Elkton.
AT THE

CHEAP STORE,-Eust end Of Elhton.
| HN7 NJ. PELL takes this method Of informing
| w the citizens of Cecil county, that he slill
continues to sell Bargains in Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, Sc, purchased in Philadelphia and Bal
tilnore at the very loves. figure, which enables
him t" sci at astonishtngly low prices, aud 10
otfcf 10 purchasers greater Inducements than lie
has ever before done. His principle in business
| is, thatn "nimble sixpence is better than a slow
shilling" and he always cndeavors 10 give his
| customers the worth Of their money, for then
| they are sure to come again.
lie invi'es attention to the following cata-
logne of goods, will he found nlcrdor to none in
! this market.
DRY GOODS Superb Linen Lustres for
II ceiits per ward, Lawns and Bereges. fine eau
brio aud Book Nluslins, figured and striped drito
alpacas, very cheap, new style Gmghams and
M"nsl'n de Laircs, very pretty, Ladies camnrlc
and Lawn EIdSf's, new style, I.aces aud Edg-
rgs iFem | cent up, Ladies' worked collars,
summer siaws, gmnp fringe and trimmings,
braidIngs,a general variety, Calico at 4, ). &,
and 10 cents IT can't be beat, Cloths, Cassl-
Ineres aud .estIngs great variety Drillings,
bIeachcd and brown, Superior shifting and sheet
irg, flannel, white, red and yellow canton fan
| mel, brown and bleachnd Of superior quality.
Linen Table C"vers, towel linen, and crash. bed
ticking from ~ 10 IS cents, new style neck and
pocket hands hosiery, gloves, suspenders, gen.
temcn's standing collars, cotton laps and wad
ding, Irish linen and brown Holland, very sub
slantial.
GROCERIES s ARlETY.-Sugar, coffee
toa, chocolate, moIasses meal four cheese,
crackers, bacon, dried beef, sausaces, b'et,
tongues, lard, herrin g, mackercl, salt candles,
soup, candle sticks, spades shoves, hoes, rakes
forks paints, oils. glass and putty, dye stutfs,
wood saws, buckets, cutlery, fishing tackle,
scrubbng, clothes aud shaving brushes, Well
backing, powder and shot, percussion caps, pen
knives, scissors, combs, pocket books, school
hooks, ink aud inkstihds, writing paper, steel
| pens. evcrpottts, safes pencils, silk and bead
purses confectionery, periiItnrr,y pickles, cigars
and tobacc0, china, glass aid quccnsw
earthenWare, SC.
READY MADE CLOTHING Couts, vests,
| pantaloons, over"oats, shirts, dlnWcrs, gloves,
suspcnders, crhvats, pocket hdkfs cloth and
glazed caps, silk, straw, fur and pa!m leat hats;
boots and shoes, II beautiful variety, aud CHEAP.
| FCRNITU RE.-A general assortment Of
I'Fnrntnre, well made and very cheap, snch as
mahogany and cane seat rocking chairs, wind
| sor chairs of every variety and pattern, bureaus,
tables, beds;eads, stands cradles, window blind
looking glasses, mattresses, &c, with many
other articles not enumerated.
SLS'Ca'l and examine hi stock, and lea
tt prices: he pledges himself to give general
satisfaction to all who may favor him vita their
custom Don't forget the place, PILLS
May % Cheap Store, E!ktcn.
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Ii III Z! Linn e

he Subscriber residing in WWsHysvlLLr,
York county, Pennsylvania. wi!! deliver lime on
the Elk, North EAST Of Bohemia Rivers. or At
any other coAv2Ricnt point on the Chcsapca Il
Bay. His Lime is OF superior quality, aud ii,
will make deductions ins all core, y T.; and il u
does not please the cns onlal---no sale. Al
orders plncluaily attended 10.
A. ROWAN.
Wrlghtsville, Pa. Feb. Fad, 'JU--3n
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Apprentices Wanted,

:" ASrED Two appmniices, one to the Black
w sni,liug hns,ncss, and the r.iEpr to Wheel
writing BOYS nhont l6 years Of age would be
prsfrreG. App!yto
ElA.on, 'uuo JOHN D, Mcc,ArLEY.
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Econ is ~ c:sss.a.

Economy III the cypenditato, is rs ussentii
as industry III The accumulation OF money, TO
INN tnlt would t.rve. 'rAG ia turaI law Of
trade IS, To seek X sell .'qn and bny low, bat
NN. PEl-L both buys ava SELF ut TIE Ioweat
possible figure, making It The ...tercst Of all
WHO want Cheap DIy Cords ali. LIycGI.s, u
deal with him.
lIe'has ust received ton the ch;s rev
stock Of STRING GOODS, which he is.otirr-
ny very low, andto which lie invites the atIcn
ion Of his customers and the public
II. would say to the people ofI,hjs oornl
hal IL is determined to sell them hogars
they will bus give him the opportunity. Gail
the Cheap Store, and # tho money canuot
had cow nIellty, brig on the produce,
winch he pays the highest l4aGAei prrrs IN
haonge for goods. 1'cb IS, 80
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WOOL CARD,NG.

'H>HE Subscriber respectfully informs the
Il public that he hay aiken the WooIcd Fac
tory known by the name of Johnsun's Factory,
nenr Gilpn's Falls, whore he is prepared ia
manufacture wool into Rolls. Yarn, Cloth. Sc,
Tie Will give his undivided attent i,n TO the
business aod hopes from his long experience To
be at 10 to give general satisfaction to those vino
may favor him with :heir custom.
JOHN GAMBLE Jr,
May 26-dw-
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Dissolution.

YEVHE Partnership heretofore carried on by
a the underslgned under the firm Of Row
land Romah * Co., was dissolved on the frs
day of April 1850, by mutual consent.
WIN. Il. ROWL AND,
JOS. ROMAN, JR.,
o. 7. KtLllNGSWORTH
RowlandsvilIe, ,4Pril LIST, 1880.
Tls business will hereafter be carried on b
the undersigned, under tho firm OF Rowland :
Roman. Wm Is. ROWLAND,
Ma, 4, 5Q--St Jos. RoIAE, JE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-06-01
TRUSTEES SALE,

LII v y LLD DlIIE,
icy virtue af decree of the High Court of
EeChancery If Maryland, nndrrsigned as Trus
tees, will otlre at Public Sac on TUES.
DAY, the 25t ~ t,y of June next at the Court
House in F"Sgn,' Md, all the Real Estate
whereof Thomas Taylor, isto oil Cecil county,
died seized Consisting
l. Ola very valuable tract of land near Prn-
cipio Furnace, containing
a6f ACRES,
10 acres of which are in wood and timber, and
the residue arabic land. This is one ofthe most
desirable pieces Of property IN the county. 1t is
located Oh Principle Creek within half mile Of
Principle Furnace whore the slre.m is navlga-
Bile. and where the r. W. s. b. Rail Road passes.
miles from Pcrryvlle and from Port Deposit
Tho STATION is lHph and healthy the soil nltu-
rally fertile, part highly improved and all s,s-
rept'ble ct beng made very productive the
fencing good, and the improvements of the bes,
quality.
ks@.sS They consist Of a large and
&sS TIT T. commodions BRICK DWELL
&E if;A ING House, 80 ity IS feet two
&SS4a35As stories high, with dry cellar, ~
kitchon 2s by Is feet, $50 two
stories high, built of Port Deposit Granite, with
front and back port;coes, all cpy.red with slate
tnd IN go"d condition, iar-e barn 40 hy so fl ,
WIN Stables underneath, a large Grannry. Corn
House, brick Smoke Houss, Coppcr's Shop and
house suitable for n Tenant or Ov"rserr with
IL me orchard OF choice fruits, including apples
peaches, pears, plnrns, &c, and ii never fail nn
spring OF pure water.
OF another tract of land at Battle SWAMP
containing Ito ACRES,
with tire various valuable improvements there
on, consisting oi that large aud conmodious
Stene Tavern House,
40 by IS tect, and kitchen Is feet square, known
as the Battle Swamp Tavern, brick Smoke
ntnse, Ice house. Barn 40 by s. feet with
shedding attached So by II feet Blacksmith
shop aud Store House, all in good order, will
RWo pumps OF good wafer, one at the door Of
me tavern and the other in the barn yard. This
h'salways been one Of She best public slards
Tor BUSINESS in the county, but within few
years past, owing ~ the destruction of the bridge
over 'ha Sasqnennna River and ollscr ca,isrs
lis value las greatly increased. Along this
route pass all the drnves Of horses, cattle and
other stock which cross The Port DEPOSIT bridge
Tor the Phlae epha and New York ma,ke,s
ana here many ef,hcm stop for shelter and food
Af'e situation is healthy, the water pure, the
h'lSh'"rhood agree able, ana the land fertile
l"e Terms OF sle ms prescribed by the decree
arc as 'ol'"ws' one third part of the purciass
"'ohey III cash, and the residue on il credit OF
and ~ months, with interest from day of sale.
10 be secured by fond with sure,es 10 be ap
proved by the Trustees Sale 10 conn ence at
O'Clock, l.. M. JOHN &. GROOME,
OThO SCOTT.
Hkton, May 3lst '5O.-ts Trustees
Daily Inquirer and daily North Aner,.
can, Fhila; journal and Gazette, Wiiminuton:
"Aty American and daily Patriot. Balro: COPY
"nG1 wcck IT,, and each send copy and bill
10 John G. Groome.
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! ~ OLD PENS.-Spencor Rendoll 4 Drxon's
/ v Y superior ex' ension Guild Pans the best ar
,ce now in market. Just received and for sale |
by BROWN 4 MCINTYRE.
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CHEAP CLOTHING.

ify"n wan, c'n'hing ofthe finest quality call
on The Jew lfyou want cheap clothing call o.,
the jew.
Tie has now for SIT lie, coats, pants, vests, shirts
drawers, hdkfs, Sc, otcvery description and OF
al prices. Lower ty half than they can be had
aiywhe else 10 EIk.on.
Silk hats, straw hats & caps ofall kinds and
piices.
Call one and all ard see the JEW,
He Tell, yon now, aud tells YOU true,
He'll clotl,e yon off from top 10 toe,
Very low or he wouldn't tell you so.
Store in the III ollow,"
June |. F. FREIDENRICH.