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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-25

E.tfEHNflI "f fH-N .ta.a.
ID mtA AND MEDICINES
AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTA R
DRIESTLEY & MOSBY have recent
ly received from. New York and
Philadelphia, a superior assortment OF
Fresh and Select Drugs, Medicines, &c.
embracing nearly every article usually
found in Drug Stores, to which they in
v:te the attention of the public, their
friends, and particularly Physicians
As w are determined TO deal in the best
Medicines, those sold by US may be re-
lied on. We. aUarrGnt them such as re-
presented. .C&Rg0HI0 SOFIA
Fresh supplies will be ordered and
received fromlNew York, from time to
time, as required; all which we will sell
to. p%unctual dealers, on short time, as
lo0 as similar articles can be offered at
any place in the State.
ASH dealers will always find it to
their interest to call on
PRIESTLY & MOS BY.
Sept. 6, 1849. IT,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-25

Btware Of Counterfeit and base lImsta-
tiOnS.
The genuine article is signed Andrew
Rogers, on the Engraved wrapper a.
round each bottle,
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for
49,. Sold wholesale and retail by
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-25
PURE BRANDr.
RMSSet Shoes.

CSsVOSj
Warranted 10 eycrycase-tba Eur|
m 'de good with anew pair, If al
These shoes will always be sold ell
with like Paymentsl than the NOD
Russets.
BFGdEe&&WagOA Cd
MsdSE56Fdef, ada u III III All
Hides will be taken ID payment b
Of the articles Of my works. Ny
will visit every plantation in Nd
and the nearer parts Of lhs aS
counties, at least three times a
buying Hides and delivering sue
Giles Of leather as may be wanted,
Orders by mail will be attended
LAY R, sENKIS
Sharon nov. "a, lS4s. III
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Up e.

Doctor John, (bred BY HI y j. Kirk.
man who imported his dam, was got bv
imported Glencoe; dam imported Myrtle,
bred by Theobald in 1884, BY Name.
luke (winner ofthe Derby in 1871 out
OF Bobadilla (winner Of the Gold cup at
Ascot, and the Drawihgroom stakes at
Goodwood in l898) by Bobadil her dam,
Pythoness, by Sorcerer, out Of Princess,
by Sir Peter, DOngannon, Turf, Herod,
Golden Grove, by Blank, out Or Spin
'ster, (the Wellington Mare BY Partner,
out Of a sister to Squirrel, dam by Bloc
.dy Buttocks, Greyhound, Makeless,
Brimmer, Places White Turk, Dods,
worth, Layton's Barb Mare.
Glencoe, sire Of Doctor John, was
bred by Lord Jersey, in 1881; he was
got by Sultan, dam Trampoline by
Tramp; g. dam Web, (sister to Whale.
bone and Whisker) by Waxey, Penelope
by Trumpeter, Prunella BY HighAower,
Primrose by Snap, Julia BY Blank, Spec
tator's dam by Partner, benny Lass by
Bay Bolton, barley Arabian, Biefly
Turk, TaffoIet's Barb, Places White
Turk, Material Barb Mare. aaa Jus
BY referenceto the British Stud Book,
orextended pedigree in mypossession,it
will be seen that Doctor John is one OF
the bes! and most fashionable bred hor-
ses in The world having descended from
the best race horses in England, on both
sides for many generatiopsback. Glencoe
his sire, is considered by the best Judges
the best stallion in America. His colts
are winning at all distances, and some
of them hold the sOpremac on the Turf,
He is the sire ofPeytona, that beat Fash
ion in a match on Long Island for 800,
600 a side, Susan Hill, AdbeIla Cracko
%vienne, Fanny King, Gold Fringe, and
many others Of note, Myrtle was pur-
chased at two years old, heavily enga7
ged but never trained in consequence Of
leaving England 50 young; but her dan,
Bobadila, was on the TurfuhtA she was
nine years old, and considered the Jest
mare in England IN her day \,
mar-30.3t. VINCENT MOON.
6Mississippian and Vicks. Wig will
please insert to the amount Of IS and
forward bill to this office. Las
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-25

~. FOsT OFFICE HoUb,
lGroRce open essry M y.
during business hours, and On u
Nine 70 Ten 0'elock, a u. oS II Sat
April Is, AS. A'Ail1f ;
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S, .urdav. bv !, ClsSa
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USF Receivedsas supply Of Superior
= Chewing Tobacco, apdfor safe, BY
gss.o D. VI MURPHY IA
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Friday, Sioy9A.N. 5huldup
ETC Ea ora ggQf Sunday
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.g 1INIQS AND Fazoo -
Closes ses' Daily Daily ( l'sssD' S.ndsS !,
N0Aaapl N
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
no THE FARMERS OF PIKE, RAILS
LINCOLN MONTGOMERY, AND
l4--.. AUDRAIN COUNTIES. ii-

WE beg leave to announce to the farmers, and
w all other persons, of the above named coun'
tiles, that we have leased the large and commodl
Gus Brick Warehouse in the city Of Louisiana,
owned, and formerly occupied, bv Block and Nc
|Cune; which, together with the WHARF BOAT,
will afford US unusual facilities and ADVANTAGES for
receiving, storing, and shipping produce: we are
prepared to pay FAIR PRICES, IN CASH, for
all merchantable produce, or make liberal advan-
ces on any and ali produce that may be consigned
to us for shipment. =,
We trust that by close application 70 our bust
ness, and untiringindustry and perseverance, with
la determination to work to the interest Of the
Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensation,
THAT we will eniitle ourselves TO, and shall merit
and receive, a reasonable share oftheir patronage
We are also prepared to bale hemp In The very
best shipping order; to prize tobacco, and to furn.
|ish the casks and pack bacon; and to do any and
every thing which may conduce to the interest Of
1.-THE farmer and shipper of produce.
THOMAS CASH, JR. s. CO.
Louisiana, June 18th, 1861 ~
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WAGON MAKING g. RLACkS1IlTKIENG

|T7HE undersigned begs leavet to return his thanks
Il to bis friends and customers, for the liberal
patronage extended TO him, and takes this method
of reminding them that he is still at his old stand,
|on Georgia street, Louisiana, prepared to execute
all kinds of work appertaining to
CARRIAGE OR WAGON MAKING,
including both the WOOD and IRON WORK. Espe-
|cial attention WILDE paid to all jobs Of black
smithing for farmers. Though he never worked
in st. Louis himself, he has a hand WHO DID, and
another that passed through that city. Farmers,
give me a call. j. J. STONE.
Louisiana, Aug. 18th, 1s5O-6m.
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Inducements to settle In Oregon

The Oregon land bill, passed during the
sscent session of Congress, makes very lib
aeral donations to actual settlers. 1t pro-
vides that every white settler above the age
Of eighteen years, now residing in said Ter
ritory, or who shall become a resident BY
the lst Of December, 1850, and who shall
have resided upon and cultivated the pub
lie lands for four consecutive years, shall
be granted 800 acres of land, if a single
man. and if married, or shall become SO
within one year from Dec. LIST, 1850, GAO
acres one-haif to himself aRd the other half
to his wife, to be held by her in her own
right. The act also provides that to all
white male citizens Of the U. S. above the
age Of 81 years, emigrating to said Terri
tory between the LIST of Dec, 1850, and the
1st Of Dec, 1858. there shall be granted
$50 acres. Of land. If a single man or ii
marrieds OF shall become so within one yea1
from the time of arrivingin said Territory
800 acres-oneh half to the husband and the
other to the wife in her own right.
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Livery Stable.
Go Quick.-COme Quick!-.Great Reduc-
ton of Prices!

GO Quick..COme QuiCk!..Great ReduC
ton of Prices!
THE undersigned begs leave to return bis &C
L acknowledgements to the good citizens of this
city, and the public at large, for their liberal pat
ronag during the lastthree years, and also to ten
der his saddle horses, hacks, buggies, and person
services, as well as the services of other expe
jail points accessible in the country. His prices
TO and from the following places are asfollows:
To Bowling Green so cents.
To Noix Creek church, 20 do
To Buffalo church, or Springs, 90 do
Other conveyances and distances on the most
reasonable terms. II. W. P. WOOTTEN.
June 18th, lS50.-f "
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ToBAcco CuLruRE IN FRANcE.-The
Paris correspondent of the National hteA-
gencer, in his last letter, says:
The cultivation oftobscco in the French
possessions en- the north Of Africa is begin
ming to acquire an importance which, it is
hoped, will, after a while, free this country
from all dependence upon the foreign grown
article. The crop of this year is consider
ably greater in quantity and superior in
quality to that Of former years. The ad-
ministration charged with the supervision
of this interest on the part Of the State has
already in store, of this years crop, one
hundred and twenty thousand pounds, which
is guintuple the amount received at this e.
pooh of last year. It is the lands of Bout
erick and Sahel which seem at present best
adapted to this culture. That of the latter
named district especially is represented to
produce an article Of the very first quality.
The African colonists, however, are, apon
the whole, l~amentably b~ehindhand in their
mode Of preparing IL for market. The i'm
portant operation Of drying is that in which
they are most wanting. This they do en-
tirely in the open cir, and the produce of
tate or second crops is almost always injur-
ed BY exposure to the weather.
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SaddIe & Harness
G..

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citi-
l. zens Of Louisiana and the public generally,
that he has commenced the above business in this
city, on Georgia street, in the west room of the
Bartlett building, opposite Baird's Hotel, where he
|willkeep constantly on hand a general assortment
|of all articles belonging to the business, which he
will sell on as reasonable terms as any other es-
Establishment in this section of country, for cash or
approved credit. A share of public patronage is
WILLIAM KELLEY.
Louisiana, June 18th, 1860.
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The following is the closing paragraph
Of q letter lately received from one of the
Carroll county Caiifornians:
"Tell all inquiring friends for me to stay
at home, If they are making a living; and
ifthey are not, to 60 to work end make it,
and NOT come here. For here am sleeping
out with but one blanket, aud expenses from
81 80 to 50 per day on the worst of fare,
and away from all society; and it l. get
back home Twill try and stay
-"Nith the girl / left behind me-"
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w. F..

MOULD announce to he citizeus of Louisians,
" that he will open a school In this city, for teach.
ing the English branches of education.
The school room in the house formerly occupied
as a dwelling by o. c.. Tinker The room Is com.
Portable and well furnished. ~. School will
commence on Monday, the 7th inst.
October Sd, lS50.-4w.
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10 DIVISION IN THE CHURCH OF CHRIsT
SINFuL?"-A debate was had upon this
question in Glasgow, on Monday evening
week, by Elder S. s. Church and Rev. c.
D. Simpson; Mr.. Church afirming-Mr.
Simpson denying. A large audiance was
present, and the debate was conducted with
order and. good feeling; and as usual, on
such occasions the friends Of both parties
claim the victory.-[Paris Mercury.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors and 9th.
~ ers interested in the estate of Noah H. Tur.
ley, deceased, that the undersigned have obtained
from the Clerk Of the county court of Pike county
letters Of administration on said estate, bearing
date October Goth, 1850.
All persons having claims against said estate are
requested to present them within one year from
the above date; and if not presented within thrs
years from said date, they will be forever preclu.
ded from any Of the benefits of said estate.
CHRIsTIANA TURLEY, ! Aims,
LEONARD S. TURLEY, Au"f"
October 3Oth, 1850. 3w19
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There will be two ecIipsss of the sun and
two of the moon in 1851, .7

~ The mail coach from St. Louis to Springfield,
aiIs., when between CsrlinyiIle and Verding, last
,Sundayhight, was run away with by the horses
andppssL The driver, Rush Gay, was killed.
His BODY ~ found on the prairie next morn
iag.
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cay STATE MILLS

DAY STATE SHAWLS AND MANTLES, OF
u the latest and most approved styles, will be
furnished by the subscribers, at the very lowest
prices. Purchasers will please notice that the
genuine Bay State fabrics beartickets correspond.
ing with the above cut, and they will also be dis.
tinguished from all wooden shawls, by their supe.
rior finish, fine texture, and brilliancy of colors.
Orders solicited FROM all sections Of the country,
and the same will be promptly attended to. Fol
sale at wholesale by
BROWNLEE, HOMER & Co.,
No. IS, Main street.
And at retail BY
RUTHERFORD & DAY,
Nos. 1872, 1874, Market st.
ELLIOTT CAUCHOIS,
No. 2, Main, cor. Market.
Sept. l, 1850.
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P O. & TRY
FFpia Graham,s Magazine for December.
Think OF Thee.
BY GEO. .. PREM rIcE.

think Of thee when ewes last blush
= Falls %mournfally on heart and eye;
OF thee when morn's first glories gush
In gold and crimson Ger the sky;
Mythoughts are thine mid toll and strife;
Thine when from all life's perils free
Ay, thine--forever thine--my life
Is but a living thought OF thee.
l think Of thee mid springs sweet flowers,
And in the summers brighter glow,
OF thee in sutumn's purgle bowers,
And gloomy winters waste of snow;
My thoughts are thine when joys depart,
And thine when all life'e sorrows flee
= Ay, thine--forever thine-my heart
Is but a thrObbing thought Of thee.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Pine Shingles.

A FRESH SUPPLY of Wisconsin Pine
n Lumber, assorted, and any quantity Of shin
giles, for sale by LUCE & MURRAY.
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Executors Notice.
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the clerk Of the county
court Of Pike county, letters testamentsry on the
estate Of Tyree Martin, deceased, bearing date
Sept. 18th, 1850. -
All persons having claims against said estate,
are requested TO present them within one year
from the date Of said letters; and if not presented
within three years from said date, they will forev.
er be precluded from the benefits of said estate.
JAMES MARTIN, admir-.
Sept. Odd, 1850.
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BOOK STORE!
-iIlf-l = , z,,i.
-r,'1 AMOS II. ShULTZ.'
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER

STA IlUNEH& FAFEh UEALEh,
No. 1856 North Min Street, 81. Louis, opposite
the Bank of Missouri,
WILL fill orders at wholesale, as low Is any
" other house in the western country. My
purchases east being nearly allfor cash, ! feel cer-
tain that I can offer as great inducements to GUS
omers as any other house west.
.'" Biographies.
5000 Mitchell, Olnsy and Smith, ,@a
$500 Mitchell and Smiths Primary, ''f
1000 Parleys Geography. = T' -t!s
# ;'.a 49, Spoilers. 7asl- Tres. 81
$4,000 Elementary and Eclectic; i-s
1000 Comley, Fowle and Town.
.arlkhmetics,
$500 Smith, Pike and Colburn,
5000 Davies, Smiley and Adams,
1000 Ray and Emerson, parts l, 2, 3.
GrammGTS.
5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler,
1000 Comley, Murray and Brown.
In addition to these, / have a full supply Of
Primmers, Readers, Histories, Dictionaries, Phi
losophies, Chemistries, Phisiologies, Geologies,
Rhetorics, SC. Also, Law, Mdical. and CLASH
cal works. fstj
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NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED direct from BOSTON. NEW
e. YORK & PHILADELPHIA VIA 81. Louis.
and now opening in LOUISIANA, Mo-, by .r-r,
E. G. McQUIE, 90
The Largest and Best Stock Of Goods h
passover offered In this market.
Hif selections have been made with great care,
and FIRE very superior in Quality and Style. He
Us al old experienced deslerAhas no partially In
trafss Tor any party, sect or sex-invites al 20 call
anS examine his Goods, and those who buy Coz
.casSh in particular. !,
lie will pay cash or goods for country produce,
SCI on his usml term soA scccank. or E.LOWEk
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTY, FOR
cAsHll- March l2th, 1850. In.
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INHE subscribers having commenced the cab
met making business in this city, are pre-
pared to accommodate those wishing any article
in our line, from the %plainest to the finest Inrni-
ture. From an experience of more than fifteen
years in this business, and having permanently
located in Louisiana, we are determined 10 make
honest work, and as cheap as the cheapest man.
|ufactured in the county.
Our shop is three doors north of l. N. Bryson
& Co., on Main street, the same formerly Occu-
pied by ]. A. Stevens.
ROBERT S. STROTHER,
ROBERT SMELL.
September Cd, 1850. 6ml3.
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Phases Of Social Existence.

BOD q sralfr-e er 49, 10 -lE'&gG o..
.r- A POEM OF THE IMAGINATION.
rs osauf ra.ge --- Ell : = 81.
When I'm rich I rides in basses,
When I'm poor I walks and cusses;
When I'm rich my %tailor's civil,
When Tn poor a dunning devil.
Tralira, Ia, Ia, lai
~ When I'm rich / bets on osses,
When I'm poor for browns / losses:
When I'm rich friends ask assistance,
When Pm poor they keeps their distance
GnuT Talira, Ia, Ia, lal -, en-
When I'm rich, cigars l uses,
:" When I'm poor ITS guilds I chewses;
When I'm rich the girls all kiss me,
When I'm poor they cut and quiz me,
Trslira, Ia, la, la!
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Albany, ApfiI 4, 1877.

Dr. s P. Townsends Principal once has been removed from ,as
fulton to - Nassau street. in the building formerly occupied by
the South BBptiEt Church.
AaEErS -Redding 4 Co, Ma. = statestreet, and Mn. Z Kidder
NO 100 CounstTset, Boston Samuel Kidder Jr. Lowell: Henry
frstt Salem; James B. Green, Worcester; Allison & Gault
Concord J Bach K Son, Providence, and by Dfuerists and
Merchants generally throughout the United ststss, west Ipdjss
IL For sale by L. N. BRYSON& Co.
Agents, Louisiana, Mo.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-09

ETOm Tue LuScdIOOSu OOSefDeT.
The death Of Richard Henry Wilde revived the re-
collection of the sweet stanzas-"My Life is like the
Summer Rose" They took mourntu view of life
The suboned lines, written lew years ago, by cti-
zen of Tuscaloosa, exhibit more cheerful contempla.
lion of existence:
MY LIFE is LIKE THE STURDY OAK.
NY life is like the sturdy oak
The storm hath lashd it to and fro
NV brave companions leaf and tree,
The raging blast hath laid them low
And still | stand, in all my strength secure,
Where lightnings flash and darkest tempests roar.
Eve seen the whirlwind's awful surge
Tear up the sea and rend the land;
And gallant ships with fragments strew
The washd and bow-beaen strand
But still live my tavord vessel brave
The furious winds, and triumphs Ger the
I've seen the leaty bowers offspring,
But touch'dby Wnter'sicy breath;
And brightest how'rs and greenest leaves
Lie cold and still for age in death
And yet live midst natures mourning hours
My brow adorn'd with all her farest fowrs.
And should mourn that thus II live,
Or blush that nature gave me birth,
While o'erme stretch such brilliant skiesg
And round me lies this noble earth?
BY storms that tear the lofty mountains head,
Far in the vale the fertile streams are shed.
And should mourn that thus in life,
Pm formd so firmly to Withstand
The ruder blasts, which vengeful hurl
Their threatning bolts on every hand?
Midst blacklist clouds the lightning flashes bright
But sweetly smiles the morn DER darkest night
Then let me breast fate's keenest shafts
To me the worlds precarous lot
Isfull Of riumphs tor the brave
Lies troubles yield when boldly sought:
Der peaks that reach to Heaven storms must roll
The ills of life but arm and teach the SOUL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-09
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

will be published at FIVEDOLIAR per annum, pro-
vded payment be made at the Office by letter post
paid, in adpance aoithin 30 days from the com
3nence,nent of the subscribers gear. If payment be
not so made within 30 days, SIX DOLLARS will be
charged, and in whatever will an exception be
made to this rule.
ADVERTISING-For one square of thirteen lines
or less first insertion so cents; and every succeeding
insertion Is cents.
T,oice meek, thrice a ,geek, and uceek-
First insertion so cents, and every succeeding insertion
37a cts. III
Advertisements containing than twenty lines Will
be charged as two squares.
The number of insertions Of Advertisements must
ed to be stopped and charged accordingly
Annual Advertisers charged $5o Tor 70 nes' ana
in that proportion for advertisements OF greater length
and $50 for 10 nes and in that proportion Tor adver-
tisements OF greater length; except Auconeers who
are charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-09
AsssaFAsHIoNABLE MILLINERY. Sws
MRS. JANE WOODY has opened WIS
MIL I IMEpN STORE OF, Mi ct VIZ

@sSD a MILLINERY STORE on Main st., v<~
one door above the Mansion House, where she socits
call from her friends and the public e4er rail-
phia, where she has made her selections OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY,
which she is confident cannot be surpassed IN this city
Among which, will be found ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS great variety, from the cheapest Ame-
rican 10 the most costly French.
STRAW BONNETS, embracing all the new styles
viz: English Dunstable Albino and Queens Owns Chi
Gossamer; Fluted Rutland; Rich Tyroese and Lola
Monies.
These are the most deicatey beautiful Bonnets ever
offered in this city, and are entirely new having been
' ~ SILK AND SATIN BONNETs
MISSES JENNIE LINDS
And other desirable styles, and great variety OF Chill
Associates CAPS, and the finest assortment of
RIBBONS, &c. &c. ape 3m
III ZEN, CHILES u CO., IO2 Main Street,
IVA Richmond, Va, are now opening and offer for
sale at the lowest cash prices $4,000 worth of fashion,
AUG '1 READY MADE CLOTHING,
which OF our own manufacture, and can be warranted
little better made than usually found in Clothing
Stores. Our assortment comprises i'll part
1000 Summer Goats, of every variety
1000 Business Goats, latest styles
Also the largest assortment Of Dress and Frock
Goats ever offered in the city OF Richmond
PANTS.-5,O00 pair of pants, OF every variety
ard style, cut and made in the best style possible.
VESTS Our assortment of Vests not to be sur
passed by any other store in the city.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-We
have particularly selected the Goods in this branch OF
business and confidently purchasers that ours
are of the latest STYLE and sold the ooest cash prices
For extra bargains call at the old established money
saving institution of
KEEN, CHILES & co,
(Late Keen & Coz
NJ B. Goods received by steamboat and express three
times week. ap Is is
$4,000 BdARps 5 swSa sad9a faam sabl
Telegraph at Rockets For sale by
ap27 K. WHITFIELD SON.
I'D ECEIVED by schooner Westover--
M chests superior Gunpowder Tea
/ do medium quality
do Black Tea, extra quality for sale.
nv JOHN f. REEVE.
ANOPPER.-lOO sheets Braziers' Copper, 60 80,