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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the ADMINISTRATIVE and
IN Auditors Of the estate Of saml T. Waters, decd
late OF Marion county, that having been appointed by
the county court for said county commissioner 10
dit and settle all demands against the said estate under
One Hundred Dollars, Will attend, al my office in
the city of hannibal, said county OF Marion, on
Thursday, the 30th dav Of October, A. u. 1851. be
tween the hours OF in the forenoon and in the after
noon of that day. TO audit and settle demands against
the said estate Of Saml. T. Waters Decd presented
that day octi6-3t ISAAC l.. HOLT, Com'r.
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S. II. BAILEY, Wholesale Confecton-
er cor Pine and ID Streets square below "Monroe
Eouse,"
st. Louis, Mo.
Constantly hand, of his own manufacture, Steam
Refined, PLAIN and Fancy Candy; also Plain and Ned
icated Lozenges put up in ounce wrappers Orders
from The country promptly attended TO-, and delivere
to any part Of the city free of charge Syrups made to
order. oc9y
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LAND FOR SALE!

s;sz@se Ihe undersigned offers his farm for sale,
Sl{a situated in Rails county, NO., lying directly
5S the main county road, about three miles
from Hannibal, leading 10 Matson's Mills,
in Pike county, and 10 New London There are two
hundred acres in said tract of land and it is we'll tim
bered and watered, for raising stock. 1t has three
large springs Of the best of WATER that have new
been known go dy and it is thought to be Of
the heahest locations in the State has all the adysn
ton situated for health and advantage for trade has.
also good School House on one end Of it, in one
quarter of mile of the dwelling. There about 40
Of cleared land it that adapted for the rails
ing of hemp, corn, tobacco and wheat.
Es-Those who wish to do well, will please call and
view the land for themselves, before purchasing Pos
session be given at any time TO suit the purchaser.
Sept % oct2-1m GEO. w. GLASCOCK,
Proprietor
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JoUTNAL ANp UNIoN-HANNIBAIs NE. DEcEaBER 9 So
aIlgSeRlnE VA oNceit

ntDNttHipt ~ 4 OfNttsIs
Gigantic Sche M etli
PEOPLES PrCToR1AL TIMES, =
TO be Published semi-monihly, The largest and most
petbly Illustrated paper printed In addition 10
being full OF views and sketches Of the most notable
events Of the day, we shall once month have The
Largest E'igrdUing Printed II Colors;
An era in The newspaper world hitherto unleatd OFF,.
That every fapily IN the land may have one, we lave
fixed the price atone D0Hnar-pet year. The
FIRST number win positively be issued on The 18th Of
September. Address subscriptions and commtnlica.
ltiors 10. DREW x ROBINSON,
Sept Editors Pictorial Times, n. Y. City
KINGSLAND & FERGUSON, PhG.
nix Foundry, 204 and 200 second street,
ST. Louis, Mo-,
Manufacturers OF Pages Portable Saw Mills and Hors
Powers, Threshing Machines, Stoves, Castings Corne
Shelters, pl0ws and Mill Machinery Of every descTip-
ton. oc9y Warehouse 2O2 Main st.
| nj EW store and new Fashionable Ready made
IN Clothing. Come and see how we can beat the
Yankees. loot 24i T. r. SELMES.
bysnt. A0sCkitas
1 LAS opened his CARPETS and RUGS,
/ Ii one door north Of Mellon and Hawkihs Toeta
Cash for Wool.
THE highest market price, in cash, paid for wool
tby sepIiy nj. A. LiNDSLEY,
! at the Great Western.
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3. MosEBACH,
Doctor Medicine, CIirwgiG, ct artis Obstetric

DocIoT .Hedlclf9, ChlrugiG, ef ards O6SfeIrici@,
DID
IL AS located himself in this city, and offers his pro-
fessional services TO those who may favor him
with their patronage. He is graduate of the Unver-
sity Of Giessen Germany, and has pracced for near
ten years in Nashville, Tenn.
Being well acquainted with the peculiarities of the
diseases Of this county, feel confident oil giving
Satisfaction TO the afflicted;
And having studied in particular the works of the old
secret physician, Theophrastus Of Hohenheim, and
found the system of healing Of paracelsus The only and
sole to rely upon FOR safe success oer In chron
ical diseases, NO cure, no pay.
Ez-No charge for poor persons.
Ohice On Bird street, next do0r to the Union of
ce, Cup stairs). oc23
Notice.
The copartnership heretofore existing between
Meredith Hawkins, is this day dissolved by m
consent. HUGH MEREDIT
Sept. Is, 81. fsspis-st Z. J. HAWKINS.
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CIGAR And TOBACCO STORE!
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
TAILORINGl

. j n MES THO.MP so ~
TAKES this method of rendering his most a.
4 graf eiui Acknowledgements 10 his city and ~
country friends, for the very liberal manner in IN
which they have been pleased to patronise him. for the
last eighteen months, and still socs the patronage of
all who may choose TO call 1t will be his pleasure 10
try to please the most tasty and fastidious
eating done so The ladies cannot easily be mistaken
in putting the work together and warranted to fit if
properly made.
His shop is Main street, two doors north Of Mes
srs Shoot & DsSis' livery stable, and Immediately OPP
Poste .. j. loves store sep25-2m
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ST.gPEE DRY. GOODS.
Groceries, Boots and MoeS, Hats
and CdDs. Queer e,coro md

and Caps, QueeEStCdre, and
READ Y .MaDE CL OTHI|G,
To which he would invite the attention Of the public
generally, and his old friends and custome rs partcu-
isrly He :clt lake this opportunity 70 tender his
Green, and respectfully solicit renewal OF the same
70 him in his present situation He hopes by strict at
tcntion, 10 merit at least share of trade This stock
presents, as all new ones do many advantages the
old ones Tor !. is cyiden. that those having large
trade sireany. will be sure of the nrofs; while
ones will Offer inducements build business, and
that he now does He will begin 10 talk of the p,S.
alter year or So when his business gels large; bot
now is his time 10 sell cheap, and he is determined TO
DO 50. Don't understand me to say I will GIVE you
goods, for you know nobody will do THAT if they on
SAY So noyl3 w. F. KERCHEVAL.
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BROADWAY FOUNDRY--KlNGS-
LAND 3 LIcHTNER, Engine Builders and Msnn-
factTers Of Boilers, Sheet Iron Work, Mill Machine cry,
PaFker'S and Johnson's Reaction Water Wheels, Oil
and Tobacco Presses, Hydraulic do, Iroa and Brass
Castings Of every kind. ocsy
ST. Louis, Mo.
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WOODEN WARE!

VIE subscribers have ia st received consignment
n lot OF wooden ware &C. consisting oftubs; buck
ets chus; half bushels wash boards; Tar cans butter
ladies'; cocoa dippers barrel covers well buckets; ce
dar laueetsiwoCden spoons; rolling pins; horse buckets
bowls, covered boxesj knife trays; beef malles; COW
cred sugar buckets; scrubbng brushes; pillow Illness bed
cords Hacking brusbes matches &c all of which are
offered TO tue dealers at 81. Louis prices noy6f
y. A.SlNSLEE, & co. .
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04

En HALF BARRELS OF BEST PRIME SUGAR HoUsl
~ MoLAssEs, just received and for saIeow by
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04
w. F. KERCHEVAL

II AS opened for J, c. Waugh, at fhe well known
i Il store formerly occupied by Kercheval & Green,
and recently known as the Peoples Store, fine stock
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04

n L.fRGE LOT OF 8X1O GLASS,
For sale at r-MNMM N u ME ME71 dollars per
Box, by myly L. I. BRlTTINGHAM & BRO.
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Bitter Cordial.

1TTE have on hand anoIheF 9pply Of this excellent
wv article for Vie prevenliopof
Ague ana Fever.
This cordial has been used ~ apfnbcr OF oureiiizens
with entire satisfaction. Being powerful tonic n N
Recommended TO dsbilitstsd pessohs--t restores he
ione Of the digestive organs ttd nygorates the system
ilsoughout. For sale by
4 nos6tf ia. INSLEE AZ CO
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EsrATE AGRNr.
|,1 Ii II Hannibal, Mo.
IN "a North side of Hind between Isl and I'd sa
NTifL attend "a he collection 81 debts aud other
w pfofesslo4al bnslnese entrusted 10 his care
t8 Ne hrs konrlc Abstracts Of Title 10 al lherea
fhe N Hannibal and viii Ennish 10 those desiring IT,
en abstract q al the copseyanees, record, Of any
rol In the city.
He Il commissioned 10 take DISPOSITIONS, Acknowl.
rlgpmeIa a desds, &e, bf TIE States vgiuia and
ktiaNtky. I fsrEi a
Rtfcfe
Nessis. Woods. Chfisly A Co. ST. Louis. Mo rs
aiesfs. Doan, King CO,
Meesrs Collins 4 Kellogg,
Sitter, Price 4 CO., philadelphia, Pa
Morris l.. lIsllowelI & Co. q
Atwobd a Co., g
Moietf, Halves q Co., Hannibal Mo-
M. y. n. Selmcs, f4 :
nj. csssss sehFoieF, foes si-iyl &
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04

~ ROBINSON. WALLER g. COLES
Dealers ia Hides, .eaiher &C., Sc, SO I'd sifsetbe
lweeR Loenst 9pd Olive, " ny oc9y VI
ST. Lofts, Mo.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04

rINHE subscriber has now on hand and is ~
j. daily receiving the largest and best as aNEzG
serteA stock Of GOODS suitable for this market, ever
brought 10 Northern Missouri. He returns bis mo-
sincere thanks CoF the untifing support he mas all
ways received, and no effort shall be wanting or his
liz continuance, I. r, SELMES.
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OALT00ES.
Fresh Tea.
William Hawkins

rTASlst opened his stock Of STAPLE AND
Al FANCY DEkK GOODS Ready made cloth
ing Boots, Shoes, Queensware and Groceries,. Gall
and examine our goodswe think our pieces viii sui
: ysa oct Sd. ".
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04

We are prepared 10 show TO our old customes and
merchants generally, larger stock and greater variety
Of goods than any othor house in line 10 the city
which offer upon the most liberal terms. sep4 2m
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-04

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, MISSOURI,
WILL promptly attend 10 all professional business
Wv entrusted to his care IN The counties Of Marion,
Rails and Pike. He will give particular attention 70
the securing and collection Of debts IN any part Of the
STATE HgSOkce on Bird street, -four doors above the
t rnrnsr az Find and N.n a front Of the Marshal and
u.-.e,st-gs s,2fse u
- T1ERAGk pea Iaines, nrwssyie Of goods FOR la
ID dies dresses, apre4y
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
CAMDEN SOUTH CAROLINA DECEMBER 2, 1851

SAD MORTALITY IN a FAMILv-Mr. and
Mrs. John B. williamson, with five children,
started for the North from Eirksburg, Miss, In
the latter part of Octuber On reaching Louis
willie, on the 9th Instant, their youngest Child,
aged Is months. WAS seized Alth cholera iniau.
tllm, and died On the next day they proceed
I'd to Cincinnati. and on the way thitner anoth.
rr child, aged 7 years, was taken with maIiy-
nant scarlet fever to viii, h it fell victim Oh
reaching that city, on the 9th inst. The two
remaining children, aged respectively ~ and l3
years, were ilnmediate seized with the same
disease, and OH the l3tn both Of them were fol
lowed to tke grave by their afflicted parents.
The oldest son escaped the fate OF the others by
proceeding to New York with his uncle, direct
from ouisville, with the corpse Of the infant.
The New York Express says these little vic.
tinls--our gi'ls and one boy-werr on their
way to that city from New Orleans. full of hope
and oI Joyous expectations, and adds:
"Their relatives and friends were expecting
them with open arms and full hearts. Little
dresses had been engaged for the little girls,
and the Christmas aud New Year holidays were
tu make them us beautiful as taste and expense
could adoru them. But oh Low changed the
scene The anticipated welcome of lille, hope
and health has changed into scene Of despair,
death and the grave. The corpses Of four girls,
of tender years, alone have come to receive
not the pressure Of friendship and relationship,
but thry have come in the cold embrace of
death, TO he hurried hence TO their tiual earthly
resting place. So sud cu u transition from 10y
tu sorrow. even in THIS world OF sudden c.iuI.-
ges, we are seldom called upon to record.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
WIFE.

The word wife does not in our opinion. SIM
Div mean, MS Walker has it, "a wsman that has
husband;' for some women have husbinds,
and good ones too, who are not wives accord
ing to our understanding of the term Wife
does not mean a woman nor lady only nor
slave, nor mistress, a mother. nor nurse,
teacher nor a companion, a tonl nor play
thing but she is all these united together per my
ei Der tort, in one beautiful and harmonious
whole. In sorirtv she is u won,an, III the
parlor lady, in the nursery slave, in tie
dining room a mistress, to her children IA teach.
er, in her chamber mother. in the SICK room
a nurse, to her husband a companion ANA an
equal but in no situation what ver can she be
a politician, Il preacher, a lawyer, physician or
philosopher, without becoming Il literary blue
stocking tie antipodes of wife, aud the most
contrmptibIr being on earth.
The office Of a wife, therefore, is the happi
est VI. most lahoiinus. the highest yet most
humble position that fra mortality can orcu.
pv. Nor is there any Oh earth To which tie
'L~rds of creation can aspire, the datirs OF
which are mo'e responsible, and the faithful or
imperfect discharge of which will he rewarded
with more intensity, than those of the wife,
which we believe to be one Of the consequent
ces of violation of the high trusts committed
to he first wife in the garden of Eden, that she
should be 'an help meet to Adam
TO society she is an Indispensable member.
To the parlor the mast important prrsonagr in
the nursery the most ahicct slave, in the lining
room absolute sovereign, in her chambr' Il guar
dian ang, in the sick roo /. r bet physician,
to her lildrcn thr wiscst priest aud 10 :cr hn--
band the most v.lnrd and val.a'ir agent, thr
dearest and ch apes' counsellor, the ".".t loved
and loving companion; in a word the wife at
home is every blessing the mortal mind can
conceive or heart dr>irc. Home without u
wife, is IL strange Land head w;houl hrans,
u heart without Il conscience. Il ship without
sails, an ocean without waves Il world without
religion, Il hoarrm rIh,n. Il Got!- LlHrcHy.
rite HcrGid
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02

Let Alabama take the lead in this matter, why
shouldn't She? And the Committee OH Prnpn-
stions and Grievances ong ht to provide som"
way to marry off the girls hy the time they are
seventeen. We are Inclined to think that these
matters are much hctter na"aged among the
Indians and other barharous tribes than they
are with us. We don't mean to recommend
polygamy That would he worse than the
evil we wish to cure, and would make US little
better than the Mormons.
But we find ourselves running into graver
matters than we intended when we commenced
this article, and so we conclude as we com.
merced-on widows. If all women were wild.
nws, there would be no difficulty about it but
they oint, and here is no way of making them
so, until you make them wives, and that is the
very thing we want Il get at. Well. we have
pointed out the evil, let wise men devise rem
cdy.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
THE TWO RIBGLS

During the seigeS of Augusta and Cambridge
two ynun. men belonging tn Nilcty-:Six dis.
trirt, South Carnln,, were il the army. Mean.
while their wives who rrmrined at home with
their mother nlaw, ,disiiayrd us much courage,
on Il certain Ocrasi"n, us WAS exhibited per
haps, by amy female, du.ing the strugs lr for in.
depcndencc
Receiving Intelligence one evening that Il
courier, under gnard ~ two British officers,
wou Il pass their honse that nigAt with inpor.
tant dispatches, Grac and Rachcl .iarin 'e-
solved to surprise the party and obtain the I';'.
pers. Disgusting themselves in their hus.
bands outer garments, and p""vi,lil lg them
selves will! arms, they WI laid the enemy.
S"on after they took t.'vir station by the road.
side, the courier and his escort made t;rir ap
pcarance. At the proper moment the disguised
ladies sprang from their bushy cn'eIt, and pre-.
senting their pistoles, ordered the party tn sur
render their papers. Surprised and alarmed,
they Obeved without hesitation or tie least re-
sistance. The brave omen having put them
on parole, hastenrd home by the nearest route,
which WAS a hy path through the woods, aud
dispatched the documents To general Green
by single messenger, VIII" probably, had
more courage IMAM Tue trio that lately bore
them.
Strange to say, a few minutes after the la
dies reached home, and just as they had dol
fed their male attire. the officers. rtracing their
steps, rode up to the house and cravrd accom-
modati"ns for the night The mother of the
heroines asked them the cause of their so spec.
dy returning after passing her house, wilen
they exhibited their paroles aud said iii 1t 1.-TWO
rebels" had taken them prisoners. Here the
young ladies, in a rallying mo"d, asked them
if the had no arms, TO which they replied, that
altho' they had they were arrested sn sudIcny
that they had no time to use them. We have
only to add that they were hospitality enter
tanned, and the next morning took their leave
of the women, AS Ignorant Of the residence of
their captors us whcn first arrested.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
Tenperance Hotel.

'H'liE undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the tray elins public in general,
that he has again rented the above Hotel for 4
short time and would respectfully solicit portion
of the patronage so literally bestowed upon him
heretofore, as no pains will be spared to make the
traveller comfortable and ath me.
The Stages and Omnibuses will call regularly
al the House for passengers, going by Railroad.
also, Horses, and Bugges, can be had from him
en- reasonable terms, to go in the country.
J. B. +. BOONE.
Feb IL, II Il
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
PLANTING FRUIT TREES.

"Jock, when We hae nothing else to d., ye
may he aye stckiu. in Il tree it will be grow.
ing, jock, when ye're sleeping. ."-Heart Of
MrI.LMhian.
Siu reasons for Pnufing an Orchard, By Ed
som Hardness.
l. Would you leave an inheritance to your
children Plant an orchard. No other in.
vestnlrat Of money and labor will, il the long
run, pay so well.
2. Would y"u make home pleasant
abode of the social virtuesl Plant an orchard.
Nothing better promotes among neig ghb"rs
feeling Of kindness and good will than Il treat of
good fruit, often repeated.
3. Would you remove from your children
the strongest temptations to steal! Plant an
orchard. If children cannot obtain fruit 1T
honr, they are very apt to steal it; and when
tirv have learned IL steal fruit t;'ey are ia Il
E,i; WV to lH.irn To steal horses.
l. Would you cultivate Il constant feeling Of
il;nhlulnesS tawards the great Giver of good |!
plant an orchard. BY having constant before
yuu one Of the greatest blessings given to man,
yua nlust he hardened Indeed it you are not ill.,.
tiu'nced by spirit Of humanity aud thankful,
MSS.
5. Would YOU have your children love their
! home. respect their parents while living, aud
vrnrratr their memory when dead = in all their
wanlr'ings look back upon the home of their
youth us Il sacred spnt-an oasis in the great
WILDERNESS Of tie world! Then plant III Or
chard.
&. In shor', if You wish to avail yourself Of
the blessings of boualiul Providence which
are within your reach, you mus, plant an or.
chard. Aud when you do it, see that you plant
good fruit. Don't plant crab apple trees, nor
| wild PLAINS. nor Indian peaches. The best are
the cheAneSt
4 correspondent, in wiring to us on this
subject, says that there is a deficiency OF apri-
rots, llumS, and pears in the markets OF Wash.
ington, and that u hundr varieties of the plum
and Il hundred varieties of the pear. ri ipcning
in June, and in succession until pears riren
again. may he had Of our nurSerymen-and
that some of these fruits sell in New York &c
$6 It hushrl, and others in Boston at 81 dnz,
en- IT, he continues, the resilc.ts of each
rd of our city were to plant the varieties Of
.hr highest excellence, the buds and gratis
might be distributed among the country people,
who are unable to purchase them, and thus
these fruits would soon come Into the market.
! Is it not worthy consideration Telegraph.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
THE FIRESlOE HINT.

1t is peasant to sit with ones wife,
By the light OF brilliant taper,
While ones dear companion for life
Looks over the family paper
And now and then reads ng or story!
A marriage, or death, or tragedy CORY
To feel that ones nothing to do
But sit and philosophize eravrly;
Each murderous deed 10 e>chpw-
Applauding the editor bravely,
For his tact and his talent, his taste and his shears
Now waking to laughter, now moving to tears
Oh happy the man who is blest
With a wife who can tasteful'y read,
Who will give his newspaper no rest
Till its items have all gone 10 seed
Who exclams, now and then as she prcks up
the taper,
Nv dear, won't the printer want PAY for his pa
per?
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02

SANTA ANNA-A revolution in public opin.
ion is sai,! to be evidently taking place in Mex
leo in Iavor of Santa Anna. AIista's admins.
tralion receives no support; and there are many
out. wing, showing the popular indication to-
wards tie exied military chief. We should
not be surprised to see Santa Anna at the head
Of the Mexican government within u month
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02

4 RECEIPT Fol MOrmERs.-A sensible wo
man of the doctors acquaintance, (tIle mother
OF a yoang faniiy) entered so far into his views
upon the subject. that she taught her childre"
from the earliest chdnood to consider i'll hu.
NOR us disorder to be cured by physic. Ac-
cordingly, she had always small doses ready,
and the little patients, whenever 1t was thonght
needful, took rhuhlrb for orossaess.-No pun.
ishment WAS required. Peevislness, :ll'temper
and rhubarb were associated in their ulnds al.
ways Us cause and effect. Souihey.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-02
CAMDEN, OCTOBER .13, 1851.

TUSr received, and on the way by every arr-
C val, a large and well selected stock Of Boots
and Shoes, Of every style and qualify, which
will he sold at small advance over manufactu.
rcr's prices. The public are respectfully invited
10 call and examine the stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. ...-,~.
~ These Goods were made expressly for this
market, and selected by myself. Purchasers from
the Country will find it 10 their interes, to give
the subs crber call, the goods will be sold from,
ten to fifteen per cent cheaper than they have
heretofore been in this market.
J. S. McCADDON.
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Just Received,

IN II, g. l2-4 M.rseiIles Quilts,
lU, 20, II, Il II Lancaster do.
AIcxnn,Ier's Whire KID Gloves,
White Nnreen for Ladies' skirts,
French Embroideries for Fluuncing,
Clear Lawn aud Linen cambria Ilandkerchiefs,
Cnrrd FIannes for Ladies' sacks,
Very rich Dress silks, Whit, Grape shawls,
Household Linens, Bamsby Diaper, &c.
f. w. BONNEY.