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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

EXTRACT FROM THE Will OF THE EARL OF
PEMBsoKE.- -Lnprinuis my sDnl, confess
| have heard very much of souls, but what they
are, or who they are tor, God knows, l know
aot; they tell me now Of another wolJ, where
| never was, nor do know of one foot thlther.
While the King stood, wos Of his religion,
made my son wear cassOck, and Thought to
make him a Bishop; then came the Scott and
made me Presbyterian; and since Cromwell
entered have been an Independent. These,
believe are the Kl3gdom's three estates, and
If any of these can have a soul, | may claim
one, therefore,if my executors do find have
a soul, give it to HIM who gave 1t to me-
Item.-My will is, that have no monument,
lcr then must have epltapns and verses, and
all my life long have had too much OF them
Item-t give all my deers to the Earl of Sails
bury, WHO know will preserve them, because
he denied the King a buck out OF. one OF his
parks. Icm.--I give nothing 70 Lord Say
which legacy / give him because | know he
will bestow it on the poor. Item.-Tour May
give five shillings; intended him more, bu'
whoever has seen his history Of the Parliament
thinks five ghilIlpgo toomuch, Item.-l give
Lieut.. General Cromwell one word of mine
because hitherto he never kept his own. Item
/ give up the ghost .--COacordie cum Original
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

"WELL | GUESS Nor.-A topper some
timo since, went into a bar room IN the
western part Of New York, where i was
unlawful to sell liquor, and called Tor
something TO drink. s,,m 80
/ 1--WE don't sell liquor said the law
abiding landlord; but we will give you
glass, and then if you want a cracker,
we will sell it to you for three cents
.Very weIi,' said the customer, hand
down the decanter.' ps
H The good creature was handed down
and our hero took a stiff horn when
turning around to depart, The unsusPect'
ind landlord handed him dish Of crack
ers, saying,
sYou'll buy a cracker T.
y < Well,,no, said,the customer, guess
not; you sell 'em too dear; |. can get lots
on 'em, fye or six for a cent, anywhere
else
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

W"I-I7I131a1 IN V'I777 n n. 49, v
A mans nature is indicated by his sdFess'--
The open-hedrted man wears his clothes, loose
and comfortable, while narrow, contacted
men, sport nsatness, and white chokers, tied
very tightly. Your donied geotlemen, on The
contrdry, are close shaved, and look glossy
and crisp. like new bank note. As Dobbs
very Justly remarks, never ask favor Of a
man who wears his cravat tight
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

The lady who becomes really beautiful,
must make the cultivation Of her mipd-Of
those intellectual and moral pOwers with
Which her Creator has endowed her-her irst and
principal care, pure affection must be cherished;
amiable dispositions encouraged; and useful
knowledge acquired; and a mild, even and
obligilg temper assldaously culuvqted,Or all her
endedVors to obtain zeal beauty will have been
in vain.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

uieSivh uiNhHu tiAV Wutty Ct tudt uItadtut hHu "A
'roPlating pestilence, CHOLERA, which isnow
broad the land, cutting down It's thousands
If victims, with but moments warning
The scenes Of 1892, with all their horrors, show /
Us clearly that it is time to be humbled before
God, as vas King David VI
BySiyer and touuiaip, .zss4 .s4l
BY desert and plain, ls
Over valley and mountain
am comnq again,
To execute judgment--an angel Of wrath,
With terror and anguish and death in my path.
In the East began,
O'er the dark junges sweeping,
In the old Hindostan
Wrs wailing and weeping;
From the plague.smiren city, the Prarians flee,
And Gunga corpse-burthened, rolls on to the
sea.
On the fower-scented gale,
Is the taint Of my breath,
And Persian wives wall,
For the Angel Of Death
In the land Of the Rose his shadow has cast;
And rveR the hopes Of their hearts as he pSss'd.
Then Siberian SHOWS
In mypnssage | crossed,
And the death.wuil arose
In the regions of frost;
For the ice-monarch's mantle was there no
defence
'Goinst the lJe.queliing touch OF the pesti-
lence. Hs b.
By the sign of salvation
pause tor time;
From each Christian nation
Rose voices OF crime:
Tho thcsymbolwis there, the substance was
gone,
To the harvest Of death passed speedily on.
The Russia--the gold
In my pathway swept,
And in, Moscow, the old,
Tine qwy.hesdsa ira-. twspt,
Who saw without teara their palaces fred,
For him whose commission at MoSca@ tsnired
And on~urd advancing,
Like strong man from wine.
Where the sunbeams are dancing
in the land Of the vine;
With the steps Of giant deaths wine-press
tread, ... .....
Before me the ltying-Behind me the dead.
Weep, Maids of Vienna!
Howl, PARIS and Rome!N
The ga'es of Gehenna
a Are opening Tor doom;
The plague-cart shall wait by mansions o
pride,
The rich and the poor to the dark house ahal
ride.
At the last shall sail ...a,..
| For the star banner West,
| And my barque shall not fail
O'er the Oceans broad breast;
To land me--Iong dreoced-though shipmOte
may sleep,
Where, o'er the sea buried, the Mermaid
shall weep.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

mr. The New York Express says thatsome
years ago, a clother in that State remarked
: Look at that young man, Just pussingi the
best workman in my shop-he is going to
make d fool of himself, BY leaving q good
trade to stodyla@' That Young man is now
Presidentof the United States. Wise Judges
are We Of each other! aEi ".aeot
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

QuALIFIED,-A French youth requested the
notorious rObber CartOuche, TO engage him in
his band.
Where hast thou served? asked he. ...s
Two years with an attorney, and six months
with an inspector Of the police.' a
Well,' said Cartouche, that whole time
shall be reckoned az If thou hadst servedin my
troops
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

ltie eeiimaed that The number Of emigrant9
that win reach this country from Europe IL
nns the present year will exceed 258,0OS
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17
LIE RgruRNINe PnsrlLnNcn.

The following beautiful verses, by Joan O.,
IoSD. D. D., will appear to every one asan ap-
pro rate description Of the advance, on its
mission mound the world, ofthat dreadful and
proPlmting pestilence, cHoLERA, which is.now
abroad .ihe land, cutting down It's thousands
Of victims, with but moments warning.
The scenes Of 1892, with all their horrors, show
us clearly that il is time to be humbled before
God, as vas King David
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

A rogue asked charity on pretenee OF being
dumb. A lady having asked with equal SIM
PlicitY and humanity, How long hayey you been
dumb = he lost his'gpard and answered, Afrom
birth, madamn Poor fellow said the lady,
and gave him dollar.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

lawyer on HE. deulhsbed, willed oil his
property to Lunalic Asylum. giving % a
reason Tor so doing, that he wished bis property
to return to the liberal class Of people WHO pa!
tronised him.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-08-17

We care not bow rich man may be--ts be
happy he must be busy, Refine Incidence as
you please, ennni will creep in. The only
thing that melancholy fears, is psrsprStion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

AHE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW IN ONO. The
Cleveland True Democrat of the 18th. contains an
account OF great meeting held in Cleveland on the
lzth INST, without distinction of party, for the mr.
pose oil considering the Fugitive Slave Law. John
"a root was called to the chair, and the meetino
was addressed by Edward Wade, Rev. Dr. Perry
Rev. DR.. Akin, Rev. S. B. Garfield, Judge Hitch
cox Commissioner Stetson, Joel Tiffany. and NJ G.
Youngloye, all in opposition to and denunciatiou Of
the law.
DIR. Akin said he bad no respect for such an on.
actment. 1t was in direct conflict with the law n
God. Wicked beyond conception. The suffering.
complained off the American colonies of which
9TH of July orators talked SO much were mint iueps
compared with this melted lead, which Congress,
now attempts to pour down our throats lie would
go 10 The stake sooner Than obey this la,o
Commissioner Stetson said that he had held tbe
Office of U. s. Commissioner for several years and
when he heard Of the passage of this Infamous law
be Immediately sat down and wrote his resignation
and enclosed it in his commission; and that as soon
as he was called upon to aid in carrying out its pro.
visions he would send his resignation to the apnoint
ing power.
This announcement was received with thunders n,
applause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

'THE QUESTION SETTLED" A week or two
ago the Editors of the Boston Courier and Advertiser
out of the abundance of that clear sighted long headed
sagacity which has made them famous congratulated
their readers upon the Settlement of all the agita-
ting questions that had CONFUSED the country for the
past ten months. How much cause there rearly was
for such congatuaton regards the Northern States
the events of the past few days have abundanty shown
and whether the agitation South is settled equally as
well, may be judged from long article in the Charles
ton Evening News, urging the formation of company
OF one thousand shareholders, who are each to take five
negroes, all well armed FOR the purpose of establishing
colony in California. 1t is proposed that they shall
engage in agricultural pursuits, and form the nucleus Of
community that will scontrast fvoraby WITH and uI-
tmately dspace the desperate crew of adventures
nurderers and coners, ofmongrcs Mexicans and free
sellers, who have congregated upon the new Golden
Chersonese, and are daily dsgracing it with their
crimes, and despoiling it of its long hidden rches''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

The DETROIT SLAVE CASE. Our readers have
already been informed of the excitement at Detroit in
consequence Of the arrest of claimed as fugitive
slave, and two companies of militia and one Of United
States troops were guarding his prison. By letter
from Detroit published in the Buffalo Courier il appears
that the alleged slave was several years since, permit
ted to come north by his owner on the condition of his
buying his freedom by the annual payment of $780,
The first payment made, since which, he had not
been heard of till recently Ifthis statement correct
and there is no reason doubt it, he is as much ent
tied to his freedom any other man in the Northern
States Repeated decisions of the Courts, both North
and South, have established the principle of law, that
Where an owner of slave consents to his going into
free state he becomes free the moment he touches free
SOIL absolutely and Internationally whether the master
assented or not. If under such circumstances he !,
carried away into bondage, for want of the necessary
proof OF the facts, it will furnish new evidence of the
atrocious character of the infamous law. we wit
with some anxiety for further accounts of the case
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

NoN-iNTERcoURsE. The following pledge.
signed by about seventy persons, appears in the
Charleston Mercsry
we, the Undersigned, citizens of ST. Helena
rarish' pledge ourselves most soennly never TO EN-
pioy any coaster owned by citizen Of the North or
nanneu by Northern crew, to take any part of our
products to Charleston, or elsewhere, '"'
Prodigious !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT. We learn that an acc.
dent happened to the express freight train going down
yesterday after afternoon, upon the Norwich road abou
half mile beyond Oxford. The Engine and four or
five cars were badly broken up, and the engineer had
leg broken and was otherwise injured No other per-
son was hurt. We do not learn how the aceideu, han
pened.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

p E.Wheelock, the well known superintendent at
the Stable OF the American House, was run avav with
Yesterday and thrown from his carriage, near New
Worcester break ng one leg in two places
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
FREE SOIL RALLY.

There will be grand Mass Meeting of the Free
Democracy cf Worcester, at the City Hall,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. Is, 1850,
at Z O'Clock. Hon. E. L. KEYES of Dedham,
it is expected viii address the meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

RIVAL TELEGRAPHs. In the great trlo,r,rh oo.o
III inc . circuit Court in Boston, yesterday, Judge
woodbury. gave an elaborate opinion deciding that
House telegraph is no Infringement Of Morses. An
injunction was accordingly refused
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

Gaf' No. 26 Of Phillips, Samson, & Co.'S. edition Of
shakespeare's Dramatic Writings, containing the play
Of ''hing Henry the VIII, is received at Liyero,ores
Boo> Store. Il contains portrait of Queen Katherine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

CHoAKED TO DEATH. John Quglsy chook-
"a 10 death yesterday, while eating dinner. bro a
plece OF meat lodging in his throat. lie was N, In
d ustrious and respectable num- Troy BudgefI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

GOOD. Samuel Hoar refuses to allow his name IN
be used on the Wing Senatorial nomination in Mitdlc.
sex.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

FREEsoIL STATE CENTRAL CoMMITTEE
RooMs-No. !, Railroad Exchange-lower floor
Court Square, Boston. First door in the building
from Court street.
EDWARD L. KEYEs, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
CHAs. w. HARTsuoRN c,o.,



WORCESTER, IS. Court Of Common Pleas at Worces,,
,rx- September Term 1850 ''"'
DEXTER WILSON, Plaintiff.
CHARLES II. CLIFFORD Decndar, o,,
burbank and William w. Ayres as his Tr,,s1e a"
a pea OF le case for the recovery Of the amount ds
on note IN writing whereby the said Defendant on n
itu gay oil February last for value received nroised %
Ilatn TO pay him or his order two hundred md ty. e
hhe collars ana eighty cents four months from the ai
AT elmer Bank in said Worcester Also of siv burJd @
lars Tor goods sold and delivered by said PLAINTIFF ~, uU,
Deieidant and OF like sum, for work done and "u
ucrclor PROVIDED by said Plaintiff for, and NJ tho ro
OF stiu Defendants and of like sum- for monev en
Fl"lnl TO said Defendant; and of like sum Tor au
received by said Defendant to the use of said Ilutjg
OF IKE sum- for money paid by oad Plaintiff for ibe u
ahd at me request OF said Defendant; and of Ike s,
interest OF money before then due and owing ro, sad %
endan to said PainilI, and by said plant, forborne
smu Deehdt at me request of said Defendant for Io
e before then elapsed as appears by the writ in dis NY
non. Ana now, appearing TO said Court that saiJ 10
eiuhn at he time OF the service of the writ was ,,ot on
hhnDItant Of or resident in this Commonwealth orJered
nht notice pc given to said Defendant to appear NJ M eyi
ern sad Court TO be holden Worcester oforesaJ IN
e hrst Monday OF December next, or his def,n win ho
recorded and judgment rendered against him and mn n
nouce be given by publishing attested COW of hs older
III some newspaper printed in Worcester in said Comfy of
worcester thee weeks successfully the last publication 70
DC thlty days before the sitting of the said Court
Attest, CIlAS w. IARTsTnRN cio.h
cory. Attest, wv ~
DIED cIIAs w. HARTsHoRN, Clerk.
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" ment of Dressing Robes which cannot he eonaii.J
0ct IA :" Ne" England No. Flagg Block.
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sprrcH OF Hon. CHARLES ALLEN.

SPEECH OF Hon. CHARLES ALLEN
A pamphlet edition of Judge Aliens speech, de-
livered in the City Hall, Saturday evening, Oct 5,
1850, is now ready for circulation.
All orders from individuals or Town Committees
will be promptly answered Price IS cts. per hun
dred, Sc, so per thousand
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FRUIT TREES

$3.50 FRUIT TREES.
5sss2s 'TNHE subscribers are now prepared to SIM
W YfFN$ ply ORDERS at low prices for Il great w.
rlety and choice kinds of Fruit Trees &c
such as Apples, Pears, Cherries Pluns
eaies 0uhces, Gooseberries, Raspberrics Dutch Cur
Also balsan Frs ATbor Vitaes, Norway spruce Scotch
Iareh moantan Ash, Horse Chesnuts Weeping WIN We
Linden, Iuip and Acacia Trees Eoneysiickles Ross
meas snoWbails, Fringe Spice spnas and other shrubs
comes ahes, Phloxes, Pink and other border flowers
All III good order to transplant. Also n fine yare Of ~,
lips, which should be planted this autumn. "a "
GTPersonal attention given
Uxbrdge, Oct ls, 1850 Wv G G0N.
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Circulate the Documents.

JUsr PUBLISHED for distribution among the
People, the recent enactment known as the
FUGIrIvE SLAVE LAW,
printed upon large type, that she that runs may
reqd'' the iniquity of our law makers. Town Com
mittees supplied at short notice. price IS cents per
hundred
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

iEH' S. Court Of Common PieIs, at Worcester,
ro,,D, September Term, 1850
JOHN q A. PIERCE, Plaintiff
as Trustee w ---''''i roNen suinhnoheu
pea oil the case for the recovery of two hundred dol
as or goods sold and delivered bv said Plaint m said
pceuan ana OF like sum- for work done and materials
therefore provided by said Plaintiff for and at the reoueet If
Deenuant and of like sum- for money lent bv said
Ilanlln 70 SAID Defendant; and Of like sum far money
M py said Defendant to the of said Plaintiff; and
VI he sum- lor money paid by said Plaintiff FIR me nee
nu al we request OF said Defendant and of lka eu, a.
ees. OF money before then due and owing from said De-
10 sad Plaintiff and by said Plaintiff orborne m
! at the request of said Defendant for n ong
,line before then elapsed and of the further sum of
~ ~ iu ceuis, according the account anncved
~ ny dilh VIII, as appears by the writ in This actou
any now, appearing TO said Conrt that snid DefanJat
az me e OF the service of the writ was not an nhabitan
~ Ut resluet IN this Commonwealth Ordered tbat 1870
Ee 20 sao Defendant to appear at the next Term Of
sau court 10 be HOLDEN at Worcester aforesaid an ~ ~.
MONDAY OF December rex his default viii be rec"r9eJ
au Judgment rendered againstim; and that sod no,co ~
gwen ny FURNISHING an aested copy of this order in go
newspaper printed in said County of Worcester tr %
successyey the last publication to be thirty DAYS
SITTING OF me sad Court, or by serving him with nm ,,
Court. Attest CUAS w ~ 1. n nc SUING OF said
copy. Attest, CLERK
olou CHAS w. HARTSJTORN CtarL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
Wanted TmmediateI7
Robes de Paris.

A GOOD Tin and Sheet hon Worker Inouire Mt Z,
IA Iron and Stove Store of J. F T0RhINc AZ "
Oct4. dif - 20 ~, . Z,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

order that the Treasurer may be able to make his Re
port at the annual meeting of the Society in January
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE JAQUEs, Caairmnn.
Worcester, SEPT. 81 1850
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7. 0. of 0. F.
HRS. M. e. Rowland
Stone WA
Flower Pots.

A LARGE and splendid assortment of FnameIIod ord
flain Flower Pots, just received and for sale ~ h
House Furnishing Store, Waldo BlocK at '"e
octlo dot WHEATON & UJCKCny
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

"a M I'LL be sold on the premises at Pulic Arc,io
on Uefh esday, Norember 20,h at . oclacI
?. NJ, the REAL ESTATE on the sontb iSa aoIH ~
FRONT STREET bounded northery on Front street esc
Tucker, ard easterly land late of CbsrIes Ro mas
Terms cash on delivery of deed ''-'''''"'
Worcester, Oct. ls 1850 ITS
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o 70 ~
AMASA WALKER Of North Brookheld.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
Fancy Scans.
Clocks,
Situations Wanted.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTT0N

two GIRLS, to do housework who can be bipbl, ~,
~ CONNER ded lTApply at No. al Mechanic 81 n, r
O'SEAVER. d3t& ' -. at -
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II ORCESTER DAILY SPY.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1850.
Free Soil Nominations,
FOR GOVERNOR,

r1FcTIoN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

q young woman TO do housework and who is good
II COCK. Inquire at No Spring St dos an
Situation Wanted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

FUR
STEPHEN G.. PHILLIPS Of Salem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
PARIS GREEN.

ENRENCH, English and American Paris Green-Cbromo
a. A Green and Aelow-Prussan Blue Utramarint
nueoarile' &c Also, Ground Paris Green, pIt M in
IooLS Tor Fancy and Ornamental Painters warranted To-
give satisfaction and will be sold cheap for cash
SAMUEL c. WHITE, Washington Sguare
July 81 eod&ew6m near Vc.tar, p p in,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18

oNOSsiAh' S. co"t of Common Pleas at Vorcest,r
DEXTER WILSON, Plaintiff. ''
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store, by young Clerk either as salesman
or assistant book-keeper, who cai furnish good rcfr-
eHcts, II required Inquire at this Once oIed6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
Situation Wantad

4 LADY who has lost her child will take ono 10 ,,,
~ Inquire at this Office de,& V"' ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-18
Commonwealth Of Massachnseft,

""O%sIEh' S. Court Of Common PieIs, at Worceste,
IONS, September Term 1850
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-11-28
NEW GOODS IN AN CID HOUSE.

GOSTER & BROWE, haze just cs-ed at the
n :. ". ccCser OF Main sad First streets, large
and varied assortment OF Staple arid Fancy Dry
laoy would solicit cali from ine public to an e:
uiniEai:on cf their Stock. Their Goods having
beeh selected IN New York, from frsi hands, iiey
will be enabled 10 sell lcwerand offer better qualities
;han merchants purchasing liz western cities
Being desroUs OF closing oui their stock meet an
anticipated change in .heir lus.ness-rare induce
monts viii BE offered. The latest styles anc pat
terms OF fashionable Dry Goods will be sold at a
small advance on cost priess Thankful for pas, ia-
very Literally extended them. they hope to
merit continuance OF the same by the pTiee and
quality OF their goods and strict attention to tlier
business.
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