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The southern press., 1851-08-04

CENTRAL SovrHERr RrcHrs AssocrArrox OF
VrHeIrA--This association, at their last mat.
ing, on the 18th nit, wv. d. Laake. prssh;srt
pro tem.,) invited a general convention ~ III
the Southern rights associations in Virr;nis. =,
meet In Richmond on the first Monday Il 0,tc.
ber next There are now fifteen hundrsd wsss
bers attached to the association in Richmon1
The southern press., 1851-08-04
JOHN II
G. RICHARDSON MILRs,
THOMAS FRosr,
SAMUEL ID. STosEy,
EDWARD J. PRIxGLE,
JOHN SErcLrse. jr.,
CHARLES II. WEs-, jr.,
Sccrei1ries.

+The following is the resolution submitted
by Mr.. Carroll, and which was laid on the table
by vote Of the meeting - EDS. MERCURY.
Resolped, That, while we cannot believe our
sister States of the South will submit, for any
considerable time. to the recent aggressons of
the federal government upon their rights, and
while we have full faith in their intentions to co
operate with each other for the viDdicatiou of
those rights, we nevertheless declare that to
South Carolina is due the allegiance Of each of
her citizens, and that much as we deprecate her
separate secession from the Union, under erist
ing circumstances, yet should her constituted
authorities resolve upon such measure, we
snail then hold 1t TREASON in any person to op-
pose such determination.
The southern press., 1851-08-04

III may De WOrtn your Wniic, stF, 10 pause auu
enquire why you have so long labored in vain--
why your ambition is not yet gratified, in a
country which offers 80 many incentives to hon
orable exertion! To all save yourselfthc cause
Of your Oft defeated aspirations is no mystery.
Your domineering and tyrannicsl propensities
are worm wood and gall TO those even who ac-
knowledge you as their party leader. mot con-
tent with being the leader Of party, yon can.
not stop short Of being it, tyrsnt. The party
to whom you have looked for elevation have
therefore refused to place you in their power.
Thirsty as many Of them are for a division of
the spoils they are sufficiently circumspect to
proht by the moral Of the fable, and decline
to submit the distribution to one never content
with less than the lions share Of power, at least
II not OF plunder. The wirc-workers Of your
political associates comprehend the leading traits
OF your political character They became
aware at an early stage Of your career, that al
though at all times ready to compromise
away the right Of others, you are ever careful
never to compromise" the objects of your own
insatiate ambition. The game at which YOU
have played required heavy stake. The pro-
Iperty, the equality, pence and repose Of the
South was not too much for your courage, when
your political morality interposed no obstacle Ia
the hazard. With the desperate spirit Of the
gambler, Of which you had some conceptions
you placed the countryside mother which
warmed you into life-upon the board, played
the game, and lost the stakes Wonderful
man what superhuman powers Of endurance
you possess for you stiA lire, with mountain
Of political guilt resting upon you'll But, air.
think not you will escape forever sThsre IL a
divinity which shapes the ends Of man." and
The southern press., 1851-08-04

had they better right to make government
for us than we have for ourselves?
DR.. LfsBRR thinks our ancestors never thought
OF secession:
Can we, in our sober senses, imagine that they
believed in the right of secession when they did
not even stipu!ate fixed time necessary to give
notice Of contemplated secession, when they
knew quite as well as we do that not even COM
mon treaty Of defence and offence--no, not even
one of trade and an,ity, is ever entered into by
independent powers, without stipulating the Pc
rod which must elapse between informing the
other parties Of an intended withdrawal and the
time WHOM II actually can take place; and when
they knew perfectly well that unless such pro.
vision 10 contained in treaties all international
law interprets them as perpetual! When they
knew that not even two merchants join in part
nership without providing for the period neces
sary TO give notice Of nm intended dissolution o
the house. II seems to me preposterous to sup
pose it.
The Doctor has, perhaps, not read the dc
bates in the conventions. How could time b,
fixed for secession, or notice of secession Tha
time IL determined by the conduct Of the parties
When the compact is no longer observed, 0,
when il is abused, or when II is no longe'
sdsplsd 10 the condition Of the people, then il
the ume Of secsssion-but how could our fore
fathers know when that time would come
Bat ~ States Of Virginia, New York and
Rhode Isiaad, nj ntis6ed with rsssrving ex-
prssaIy N unds'sCatsd powers TO Tho States
sad peeatA ply reserved IN their scts Of
rsiiAaallpa, ~ sfnht ~ rsssming The deiegsssd
pe*usst~1t p1iuts Or Whenever they might b.
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[PROPRIETORS.

deavored to speak and otter her husband
consolation and tranquility, while her own
poor feeble heart was ready 20 burst with
emotion. Her voice failed her. and cr,id
the reiterated shouts of the Hungarians and
Poles. this heroic woman was carried 10
her husbands apartments"
In our rcjoic'ngs, therefore, at the Ebe-
ration and the coming hithcr Of the erea'
patriot, let us not forget the heroic adven,
lures Of his noble wife. and let the same iu-
terest which the British Coz sul at Belgrade,
and the united population OF shumla dis
PLAYED in her success, the same respect for
her virtues, the same JOY at her happiness
be manifested by the fathers anJ sons, the
brothers and husbands OF American wo-
men
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

TIE WIFE OF kossUTH--The New
York Express in an article on the ex pect-
cd arrival Of ofkossuih, relates the following
incident, illustrative Of The devotion Of his
wife TO her husband after being cxilcd to
Turkey.
With him comes his heroic wife, who af.
ter his exile, commenced in Turkey, with
incredible sacrifices and devoted disregard
to a thousand dangers, traverscd hostile
territories, submitted to deprivaiions and
underwent sufierings ofevery kind, joined
him at his retreat by the foot Of Mount
Olympus. 1t was under the protection Of
a passport from the British Consul Gencr-
al, at Belgrade, that as British subjects, On
der assumed names. she and her compan-
ions were enabled TO accomplish this great
adventure, and when, on the tweniy-clghth
day, a courier was sent in advance Of them
to apprise kossulh Of their approach to
Shumla,--(hc was i'll: and an account Of
the many plans Of the Anstrians to assassin
ate him, the Sutan's authorities would not
allow him leave Shnnla and 20 to meet
his wife, the news Of her deliverancc and
her approach occasioned the liyeliest salts
faction to all the refugees. and the Hunga-
rian and Poles went as far as the gates Of
the city 10 meet this heroic martyr Of the
cause Of Hungary. twas night when The
carriage ncarcd the city; and as II entered
the gates che fornd the streets lighted with
hundreds Of lights. green, white and red
the colors Of The Hungarian flag. and wa:
welcomed with the most friendly shouts
from the whole body of the refugees
And the account from which we have quo
ted goes on to say:
"When Madame Kossuth descended from
her carriage she found herself III the pre-
sence Of her husband. who had risen from
his bed Of Illness to receive ihe poor Ma
ria F---n," Of the plains Of Hungary
In place Of receiving her in bis arms. NJ
Kossuih, overcome by feelings oil adnra.
ton for the suffering gs which bis wife had
undergone, and by gratitude for her deyo-
,ion TO the causc q her country, threw hlr1-
self al her feet and kissed them She sri-
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VOL. xxx.
TERRY & SHIELDS.
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS,
nANIEL II. LONDON. IMPOFe-

~ TER OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENG
LlsH GOODS. AND DEALER IN AMERICAN
DRY GOODS, offer. for sale, for cash, or to pune
tual Customers upon the usual credits, large as-
sortmcnt of Shawls and ladies' Wrappings, Ia The
stock will be found few Bavarian Long Shawls, Of
costly character.
Cashsneres nne and Mouslin de LANES, most
exquisite styles and very costly, Us well as the
lower grades
French Prints-,hese designs are Of the very hest,
audthc colors and patterns entirely new
French HAS and Cloths
Par, Cassinlercs and Vcstings, superb and ycryts-
ty.
Cloths and black Doeskin-, IN all styles
German Hosiery. very low
Gloves and SespcHders
Blanl,cts in every style and color some Bed Baa-
| keis ofthr most re-isyc kind
| Silk Goods for Drcss,ia
| A few Antique Dresses in paticrns
/ Check a ana baocadc co!orrd Silks
Black Italian and French SILKS, cheaper than here
tofurc.
Domestic GooFs made in virginia--;}-4 and "a
Slectinss and SlriiHzs. As these Goods have come
into my hands rudeF peculiar circumstances. they
viii be furnished TO my customers al hall cent
the yard hess ,hin the faetorv priccs.
| Virginia .Vade Ciohs-G-4 at sl IS. and G. black
coatings ats cts. These arc the best Cloths and
tic cheapest ever sold ii the State As the lot is
small, speedy application from those who desire
| No. goods at a srn1ll price, viii lrr beet.
IN Eanaeis and KsrS-ys the stock will bc lnrgc
! Kcatrcty Jc1ns anil ljiaolens,-Aly impressions
are ai in these styles Of Goods. the trade viii find
! Il c very best bargains offered.
/ Laccs, Col'ers and C.Bs-LonJon ruade-vcry
handsome and cheap (iaitcrs and London top Goats
ia all styles A. il may be useful merely 70 classify
some of the styles in the assortment. have done
but no one who comes thcmarlct 10 buy any goods
ought fail to examine 10 stock a lobuy such goods
"a thry need. because they cheap they can
be bought anywhere, being imF6fted far aspr'.c
Iicab!c hy myself. and selected with cxpress rcfa-
renee 70 The Virginia, North Carolina uad Tcnncs-
see trade.
The merchants and others who need Goods in
| qnaniiiics, sFe informed ihai liy an arrangement
which 10. been completed, their oFdcts will hcexc-
rniod for ans s'yc u goods. aud delivered in Rich
mond. Their orders viii be executed hv one Of the
/ hirscs; and no-t rclisblc American Commission
/ llnuscs resident IL Lprdon and il every instance
tic ari gHal invoices viii be produced and verified,
and The exact of every ordrr CHARGED for, and
Custom House duties Paid here 1.-THE PARTIES desire
/ il. The good-. when thus ordered must be paid
for upon their landing, and in every instance must
be Mt the risk Of those ho order them.
~ All the papers in Virginia TINT copied my
| Spring advertisements, win copy tIis
/ Aug iS-;,n.
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r OOHsy<s GLASS a PICTURE

H. FRAME MANufACTOHl. THE IN
ersisned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frarios. richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frnuics Of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguerreoiype Frames. large beautiful assortment
OF new geusls
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and E,;ed in
Picture Glass. French. FIRST quality. from 5ox3s
inches down
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings. furnished to
order
Composition Rnscitcs of a sizes. for Builders in
tcsior work
ALSO.
Old Wofs re-Siii and iobbing IN oil The above
branches
Picture iilass en-, to any pattern-aud large size
French Mirrors furnished TO order.
E97 CeuntEy orders hv mail viii receive prompt
attention. FRANCk g. CLOVER,
los Main street. between 9th and luthst, Rich
inond, Va.
June 9--t.
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Virginia and the Compromise.

The Union brings up the whole Demo
cracy Of the South. naiy viy1y, 10 stand IN
the Compromise platform. Itlets them all
into the fold--nnllifcr ard secessionisi,
SO 30 men, and anti Compromise men Of
all hues and complcxions. Though the
Democracy Of fifteen STATES have rcso-
lu,elv refused to have word TO say for
the Conprouisc--it j. only BY this very
Democracy lin the Uaion's iudgmcol) thai
the Compromise is to be maintained and
executed.
Nay. !. is in the North only that ibc
Union regards the Compromise as a test.
i dcnouncos the Wings Of New York be-
cause they claim the right q discussing az
aatgects, while they st the came time ae
q'ncscr III The MEASURES of II, Wig 30
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MECHANICAL.
yR0YaRRAss FOyNDRY.

81 A. MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
FACToRY.-The undersigned respectfully
inform the public thar they have added addition
al amount of steam power their cslnhsh..enf and
arc now prepared to execute Eny work IN the above
line in a sty'e not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand. oil kinds Of Cast
ings, and would ask particular attention 10 their
beasif-hl assortment cf PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, &c.
They offer their services for tlT- manufacture Of
an kinds of Maehinery such Horse Power Mil
Gearing. &c All kinds of Piaws, together with
many other gricutural Implements. are kept con
stanty for sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
iHg Machines oF the approved patter~s. st the
inrgc Brcis Foundry, " "A Street below the Frank
10 Hotel. J.T. & G. S. DIuGUID.
March 2-ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23

y CONPINI.-IAe scvcaiceHth annual Moet-
iae IL tie Stockholders or Tic James River and Ka-
aatyha Company, viii be h,ld II tho Cumpany's of-
fec. ia this city, on Monday the ish Of November
1851.
b. nj act of fasscrnbly ofihc 2fih March 1919. q
i Provided that ''ro Proxy representing Stock own
ed by others than the Commonwealth shall be valid
which shall have been executed six months before
tile timn of eleciins President and Directors"
By order ofHe Borl ef Dire 'ors.
NNI z. MUNEORD. Sec'r.
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ID ARCHER * CO.. HECLA iRt
~. IEORkS. RIcnmoNp. NInaaNtN. Maallt
STEARs MARBLE WORKS

TEAM AEsBE.E ~ % Es Ek = !.
- JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works to the of Main and Sth streets. where
will be found fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble. Monuments, Tnmbs, Grave
Stones, Mante Pieces of every description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, &C.
ANY design in carving executed in tho ncaiest
manner. Orders from the cenntry, with city refer
ence, promptly attended TO-
Mr. r, having served his apprenticeship in one
of the largest establishments in New York city. and
having much experience in the business, tlati'rs
himself that all work executed nj his shop viii give
as entire Satisfaction as ANY done North South.
Richmond hly lt-lv
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/. L. GIBBS, Ac'T FOR
j. II. WIlITEMCRST.
ftALL AND sCE-JoHN +. wi

tALL AND SEE.-JofIN I. WRIGHT
~ bus Jass returned from the North. with the lar
kest cheapc'i and bss, stock of G OH AND SlI-
YER MATCHES, lewelry of all kinds. Books.
Efasianery, Paper Hangings. &c. &r.. ever socnin
J.ynchburg. He believes tha, any enc wanting
s'oods In his line, will be perfectly satisfied with
h's assortment and Prices Scr, 29--;s
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I;-A NOTICE.--I have ior sale three
- new Freight Boats, made Of the best
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
20 purchase, can be furnished upon very accommo-
Mating terms. Apply to the subscriber near Eik
Greek Mills. Amherst county, Va.
July lo-ts ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Ec publican copy.
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4ppONTvENT OFPnOxY.

Kaots an Mea Jy these PFessf,'s. Thatwe, the sub
-cribers being Stockholders Ia the james River and
kanawlm Company. do hcreby constitute and ar
poiut -- --- our trrtc and lawtnl attorney and
proxy 10 represent each Of nsin MI general meetings
Of the Stockholders ofs1id Company held within six
months from and after the date hereof, when are
not personally present or represented By some 9TH
rr proxy with fuil power and authority NJ such gem
cla meetings. TO give such vote votes and 10 do
such other act or acts each ol as could give do
a. a meIrbcr nf the said meetings if we were per
snnally present; and DO hereby raiiy aud confirm
whatever yotcs, act or ucts, our said ator-
ncy my law ny give Or do for us in pursuance Of
Tie authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of
one lhnn.anl cieht hundred and -
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psrIE.ADELpifF. MARBLE

B. IRON WORK. STRUTHELtS e. son
800 Narka STREET Phaadlphia furnish nil
kind. Of Marble ard Red Stone Work, consisting
of Marble Nantes. Monuments. Fonts. Head
Stones Flooring Tyle. aud all kinds Of Front work.
&c. Orders promptly executed and work warrant
cd against btcakaee IN transportation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
7EoRE x GALLAGHER, corner .

We Brocdand Rf ice Roai. Pki,ade'pAia Manu-.
features of Iron Raings for fencing, enclosures for
Ccmetry lots Balcouic-, Vcraudahs, and all kinds
or Ornamental Iron Work. Worn warranted and
executed viSh dispatch.
TT JOHN LONG Agcn, foT the above houses.
will .Acw tie designs TO any who ray ell on him,
and rccciye their orders Sept IS-lv
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FRHE LATEST VE-
II E.-MHITEHuRS,rtS q Ell EZRA


TED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES, Main Stree.
s.yRcs5urg BsA& Square; ~ Main 81 Richmond:
'Syeaaorr ~ fe'o-5ar; Haia 81. Norfolk, 207J
xsaffsnore 81. Ballimorc; PeRnsyiraas4 4renEe
Washington. %. c.; Broafrray. Nrr Tosk-Thc
sabscribcr would respectfully inform the public
generally, that he has gust returned from the Norih
~herc ls has spent several DAYS in each Of the a.
hoye Galleries. Also. in the other leading Gale
.ics o. New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, for
The purpose OF getting all tic latest improvements
In Daguereo,sping. and now having his Skyght
arranged on the most improved and scientific Plan
he is better prepared than take Iilcnesses
teral ia ass) in all the latest styles. and in any
Kind of weather.
Feeling gratclal for tho lihoral patronage hercto-
Fore received, he pledres himself to all proper
means te ~rrit lie eeatinuance
/. L. GIBBS, Ae'r ron
y. II. WHITEnrRST.
y. 3. fisenrssrs rf every description copied,
hlsree ncnt Of Iockcss and Me,ialiors ofs'i
hc.icr quality for Bcrnerreaiyrss nlwsys on hand
The highest premium awarded at the late tair OF
The Maryland Institute for the ates, improvements
Nov 7-ts +. E. GIBBS. Ae'r.
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s---s .-s- '...- -
ministtation. But it agpidstis in the De-
mocrats Of Virginia what it condemns ia
the Wings Of New Sorh. tct us look d,
It's paragraph efyes,crday on Virginia:
MANY ofthe Virginia people opposed
the late Compromise Some opposed one
feature; some opposed another; some op-
posed all But tie Compromise being en-
acted, they remembered viii, priis the at
tltudc Of Virginia before and during the
Revolution They remembered with great
erptide that She was the r,rthrr of our
Constitution They VIII abide by il; they
will maintain 1t; they will defend it. AZ
tie same hisie, SIT rAaH gre 10 an her sops
TIE rightto sfYaiiaisc freely an acts oft1e
Federal GorerRmrat-makng no issue
,eifi taca aata an issRc becomes secessayy
and iaeritahit.''
Certainly. Virginia Democrats may
have free scrutiny aud free discussion: but
these must he nhiurcd hy New York
Wings. Ii Is a crime in New York Wings
because they are only willing 10 eacqui-
escc" in the Compromise; but il is merit
in Virginia Democrats nor onlyto refuse
acquiesccucc. but to scru,nize and discuss
the Adjustment measure with entire free.
don't Thus It "a, according 10 the home.
" provcrb. that one man may steal sheep
where another is hung for looking overthc
wall.
The Democrats Of Virginia did not daro
10 take vote on the Compromise gucs-
tion--therc We're too many Secessionists
and Disuuionis,s among them 10 render
such an experiment safe The Wings Of
Virginia stand with the Union party Of
Georgia, Mississippi. Alabamu. Tennessee.
upon the measures Of Adjustment and tho
doctrines OF President Iilrnorc's annual
message. In this respcctthcy enjoy agreat
advantage over their advcrsaries, for they
enter the field with the prestige Of Union
victories throughout the entire South 10 ~.
courage and animate them.
We believe with the tRioa that the pco-
pie Of Nirginia will ''maiu,aia and defend
and abide by the Compromise" But we
submit that The only wpy ~ \ hich they
can do il is by snpporting The cnndidates
ol,he party which has stood up boldly and
in good faith 10 the Compromise, and not
those Of the party which has psuwpcd and
rcpudiatcd it, Rrpabiic,
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a SADDLERY and Harness

H. sA MANUFACTORY.- The subscriber takes
8 this mothod cf informing his customers
and lhc public generally TINT he is now mauufac-
turing and viii kecp constantly on hand, large
and general assortment Of Saddles, Saddlebags,
Brides and Marinealcs, from the plainesi TO the
fines, patterns. His assortment Of Carriage, Wag-
on nn.i o;hcr llaracss Will be found to be of supc-
rior worknanshi? and good materials. A supply of
Trunks. Carpet Bags. Saddler's Materials, and ev-
crg artjc'r.u be found in such establishments, he
laucrs himself viii be found upon examination in
his stock lie solicits 4 call from all desiring to
purchase trusting that hiseSr erence, faithful work
manship and a determination % please, %ill secure
sales Repairing in all the above branches viii be
promptly attended 10.
Au, tS,. WM : ROBERTSON
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r ID. gREESHAW & CO.. RICE
Ia. MOND, Ti.-Sell on Commission all de
srriptions of Courrrv Prolece feccivc and forward
Goods and keep cpnstan;lv IN hnnd for sale, a
large and well selected stock ofIrcccfies.
Orders promptly aud faithfully filed. Liberal
advances en- cf,nsignments. Stcrelss'ssc imnicdl-
ately on the Basin hank.
LEWIS n. CRENSitAW.
LILY In-.. IOSErlI Il. CRENSHAW.
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ENAaEEGpNAHEE VAaLORENG.--

EEE-A> A. COCHRAN, M1NLFACTL-
go RER and Deaicr IN Carrirgcs BGrnH-
rhcs BHggies. Sc. las for sale FIVE SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES. which he will sell at almost
any price to get rid Of them.
lie manufactures Carriage and Buggy Harness
Of the best quality. having experienced workmen
and the best materials. which he win sell low, ei
thrr with without tho Carrages.
A. COCHRAN.
lSTpsre lel0'e nc Fraaliia iIsi4, neia Stroo',
Sept 1l--;s LyHchbnrg. IT,
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TEHIxiS.-The vIneisisxis Is pnlshed semi
Ss..cllv Il a. per annum. ddrahcr. No subscrip-
~. L saksn for shorter time fmn six months; and
- psper i diecoatinued. except Mt the oyton the
iipprictors until all arreargcs shall have been paid
ApvEnrIsKnkxrs are inserted for 80 cents per
sstuare [sr ess) for every form Insertion aud
s. cents for every ono. 1.-THE number Of in
.Srtions y nor noted the MS il win be- publish
"a till ordered ont and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATES are For the privilege Of
teo squares $40; for sqrare ts5--if inner fern
335. Every yearly advertiser win be required 70
aonhne his advertising to his particular line ofui-
rs.s. and nhe,c1ceed the space stipulated fer, he
Win be charged ratably for the excess.
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q e:,e sign ossi.c Rcd EAat.-

rs Al IRE ssgss Sstfac scd E23s.-
.5s The subsc would respectfully inform his
friends, customers and the public generally, that
hc las just received large assortment of H&7S,
embracing the following fashions: Nov York, fhi,-
adelphia Baltimore AMI French styles Also.
drcss hnr, g,ttcn upfor young gents most bcpuii-
Fiu article. We would particularly invite the at
toBfon Of the Young ecutlcmea TO this article.
large assortment of SioUch Has ofihe latest styles.
A beautiful ot Of Gaps Fillmore, Hungarian, Ma
w ard Military. &c. &c.
We have received and arc still receiving. Ladies.
<GrJ Misses and Infants plain, dress and fancy
. SHOES, Of various STYLES and qualities.
Also. large assortr ent Of MEMS oal Boys Boots
ami Shoes lot Of stitched downs. md also on hand
good assortment of Trunks and Carpet Bags.
which viii sell very lyw.
Oct6-ts JACOB RTMpOUGH.