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The New York herald., 1851-08-22
by the Governor
JANFs y. RreoLEs, Privat. Secretary.

INDIAN OtTrAGrs on OREGON EMIGRASrs.-Suce
our last issue, company of Oregon emig rants rom
Peoria county, Illinois, and some from Wis,onsia,
returned to this place. They crossed the Missouri
river at Feryylle, on the 10th Of June, numbering
seventeen wagons. This company proceeded on
their journey prosperously, until they crossed the
Horne, at which place they were surrounded by
large body Of Pawnees, sOmc Of whom were on
horseback, others on mules and on foot. Before
the Indians reached the camp, they raised their ye
arwhoop, showing their hostile feeling aud their
determination to melest the travellers. Upon coming
up to the camp, they demanded two cows from the
company but, by parleyiug with them, they con,
cuded TO take one COW ana one sack OF Hour, AMI
abandon their hostile intentions. The company
choice Of selection, which they insisted having.
The company then took up their line OF march, and
got along well as far rs Big Beaver Greek, one
hundred and four miles from Winter Quarters. nj
which place they arrived about noon (ihe date we
have been unable to learn) this stream not being
fordable, they commenced operations for bridging
il, and had TO remain there all night. About ten
o'clock that night the cattle took stampede
several Of the company whom We have seen, say,
that they arc satisfied the Indians were the Of
it, as they had them several times on the way,
prowng round among the brush, and following
them up Next day, the red skins made their ap
rearance at camp, and preferred their services 90
recover the cattle, on condition Mat the company
would pay them handsomely for II |; the latter
agreed to the conditions, and three days aer the
Indians brought back ten head, for which the emf
grants paid them fifteen dollars worth in pro-
visioss, and i've in money. The total number Of
cattle lost, were one hundred and twenty, out OF
which sixty-four were recovered; part by the In
disns, and the rem maindcr by persons belonging 10
the company. One Of the em'grants Is now IN our
ofce, as We are writing this article, who says-that
cut Of the remaining fifty six head, they have been
able to recover eleven more, making In all forty
five head that they cannot fni Ten wagons OK the
company came back being unable to proceed any
further. this season, on account Of their loss.-
haHCStWe (f0tr0) Guardian, July %.
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DARIs AND LONDON rRrATNENr OF ParvAra

DARiS AND LONDON TREATMBNT or PRIVATE
diseases. In fsw hears by yssssssls spriSsnsss. s
without pain IN debsy. bforsht By inprp2ss hstms
snd eorsttut,as adestioas bs cnbnes medcnee ~.
he local remedy and shSv there are
vho b cured without IL - be hss eases ssY ~
yeat durs,ss, from TIE oshs: phya.osas In III .s
fNnt-s pernsacnt He makes dahI cures
esus.io, which others caussi BY tneI nov
ioraer dse,so sssa eroush Hs as,sr. a., s,rst
e hundreds Of csrtiioss shevs that notank csn sSss
.. Yos cured day-D Cornyn ohs ~. "
long tins-C. Dcrona p,id over So ~ nvc ysr~ "
81 weskness self Abusst wnoa psntns -
80, sr,si rs 81 isssi ara general t-esenens In aevs
Eme-Jss Eyars. rsr cured me ot we vou. - pcsnr.s
sTsc., n, ~ bS1s and lace IN short time, Alter ee1
beer unssr three physas fer y,sr bssass WANG III
s,,sS rr.i,ef~s I eouf hes- oI-Wm. ferxDcn- rSts
lnssx u Thoss az ists,cs can. by enclosing tss.
ss srs..sl ~ mail Odtcs hours trom mos.'g ~
4, - ..-r,Ssa .at ~ "a ths sveast bAanVsls
D tsRssJs tssasA ~, t3)e' ts0r sessivsf ass" ~n
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

a. -nn REwARD.-JEFFRiEy ASrIpoTE, A sPI-
NJVO Cas mixture Tor the Of private disorders.
II speedy without The least restriction Of te
chan In application 10 businoss TIE
rrcrris;or th sengas nge which the ux.ure will
under the forfeiture of ave hundred doliars. It's
put in botts. vita s drectsous, 81 81 Que bottle
hs,s vcsk-many are cured IN two aays For .aie BY e.
A. RnE l93 Broadway. aud l0s Bsysrd New Yerf;
W r. Lts.e lei Hanover street, Bostoa; Wriss, CO..
New Orisans
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The Late Anti.fient Outrage Ia Rensselaer,
County.
A PRocLAMArio'

n PROCLAMATION.
BY gshins;cn Hunt Governor cf the Scis Of New York.;
Whereas has been represented 70 me that the dvell-
ing house Of Hiram shaw OF the town Of Berlin In the
county Of orcby entered the 10th OF
August instant In the night time party Of armed
men, disguised Indians, numbering about sixty aud
that said violently taken from his bed aud
ried Of st.phentown in said county, where
serious injuries inflicted upon his person
anu wnersss ,raSs,,l - ~. chsr.",sp ~ th
State to the sentiments OF all good ctzsns
have be Of such frequent occurrences a to req ure
dnary 20 bring the offenders to Justice aud
TO prevent the repetition II like outrages In future
Now therefore In the discharge of nal
obligation TO see that the laws ar. faithfully executed
paid TO any Of the engaged In tue commission OF
the said offence who shall be the rst to make fun dis
closure Of all the facts relating thereto giving the
consprators and exposing the particular action OF
each Of them far practicable In the seizure AMI alb
duction Of said shaw which shall be paid under
the direction Of the court upon the conviction Of any OF
sd offender and 10 such persons not exceeding hVe ~
the shall certify to be entitled thereto snd the
disclosing and teslfying shall be relieved from
punishn ent by the executive cemeney.
And do hereby enion II upon all magistrates and Of
heers Of IN the county Of hcn-se.er having aa
efficient In the prosecution Of said con-pirsors and 10
adopt fuch measures best ala.ed TO Sc
cure their apprehension aud punishment.
would silly appeal to all citizens TO eoope
rate with the authorities In their efforts 20 uppress and
punish these aggressions and to uphold those psincPss
Of and order which the emily safeguards Of public
liberty and individual security.
I deem 1t my duty moreover, to warn all ccmbins
tons OF per- formed for tho purpose Of committing
lawlcss aggressons and personal violence under what
dguite pretext TO deet om the further prose-
cuon Of designs at perious TO Themselves sbhor-
rent to justice and fatal to the security and well ing
Of civilized society, hereby proesirhng TO all whom t
msy concern that the powers vested in the executive BY
the constitution will be vigorously exercised TO sustain
the civil authorities vindcate this supremacy Of the law
and bring It's volators before the tribunals which i has
erected the protection Of personal rights aud preer
vation Of the public tranquility.
In witness whereof I have hereunto anixed my hani
and the privy seal Of the State. this twentieth
H. 81 day Of August, In the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred aud hfty one.
WASHINGTON HUNT.
by the Governor
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

The ALLEGED DEFALcATIoN AT PORTSMOUTH,
~ II The Portsmouth IN. H) JomnR, speak
ing of the alleged defalcation of Col Cutter, Navy
Agent at that place, says AS regards the sta;e
ments recently made respecting the Navy Agent at
this station, we learn from good authority that his
accounts were received from the accounting officers
Of the Treasury. yesterday, and that the balance
due to the government will be paid over imme-
diately.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

A',oTnER EXEor TON George Phsroah, con.
d' mned for the murder Of Miss Sharp;sss, s Wes,
Chester, Pa Is TO be executed on the ets ia'saa,
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

James q. Green, notorious burglar vas arrested st
Chicago, Illinois on the 18th inst, an indictment
peudina against him in that city Ne - known 81 tue
East as Jim Gallagher,
The New York herald., 1851-08-22
pied very agreeable suite of room. facing the

pied very agreeable suite of rooms facing the
Park. II happ sned that. on passing though Al
baDy, some few days since, route the alls of
Niagara, the proprietor Of the Congress Hall Mr.
MitchD wished TO have the Autograph OF Ia,
nightingale in his book of visters; and on being
asked to inscrbe her name 10 it, Jenny williasy
complied: For short space Of ii ne the Yer able
handwriting of the Queen Of Song" was exai oited
10 the curious; but before three hoars I'd eao,sI
more curious and less honest than the rest cut
the priced autograph from the book aud walkei o Il
with it, This little incident shows how" Queens"
are worshiPped, even in republican country.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

LIVERY MOTHERS BoOK.-TUE FEARS or POWER
~ ty and he gpscts Of large family ofchsrsn
vent many prudent people from marrying but here book
thst will tell many important secrets which VIII svr
come s such objections. Price 81 For sse by Dr ks-
mersdo TAT the Portuguese Agency Ne II Ann strsss-
Letters directed to Lor l02 Nsr York Peas oos VII BE-
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TTNFoRTUNATEs rRiBND.- THE GREAT ERApI-
- catpr ana vcrlirtbcwuei srecic. estimated IN hnf-
land 20 have Effected million than al other
meji.incs for diseases n tie world have performed
SPECIFIC tt this time erDys the popularity ~ VII
srrs any eass however bad Z may be; ana r.srs s,. ps
feCtly In tpo days. besides tha rarciF heh tne
sftcton. IL D. te only gusrsnty sgins sccon1ry
Notwithstanding The aoknowlstrcd rnccrtan ~ heal-
zines here IL nislble3 osnE % 10 mshy nxreaenn
t IL impossible but that Of hem sloaid cure Nc
ueicne wofis Ike miracle Tue aast1 ~ urEed 70
iuvesrsis this matter they vout dg tor
vre per i.rrs bottle With private trause selt -
~ str,a torpsr Broadway. BY nr. ward. fro
vfs-s sd6on. rost Important 1si can - had grsts
n. wcrii have al patients 20 understnnt thss
Is v.rran, 10 rcect sstsason OF make no eh.rss
rrs "a d;aace treated By Letter, rVst Paid. detsiiiss
svrrtas thinrs necessary for cure With ample d
fertoas sacrrry rsctc % any part OF the United
s,strs Travellers supplied with the medicine. ao.. In
portable form.
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DACKETS FOR HAvRE.-sECOND LINx-raE roL
L lowing slips will leavo HAvre AAs l6sa, Aal Nee
Vork ths lst OF each month";

They Yerx
al requisite articles for the comors
and commanded BY Of Experience
The price $780, without liquors. ooe
Dent the subscrbsr. will be forwarded free Aay
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. l6l Pearl strssA
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VANDERBILTS NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINZ
for San Francisco vis Nicaragua.-The tavorite dou-
BILE engine steamship PROMETHEUs OF 800 tons buraea
Churchill commander will leave from Pier No. 2, North
river Friday September l2th at O'clock p M direos
for San Juan de Nicaragua whence passengers Will bs
speedily and comfortably conveyed tho trAnsis
route Of the Nicaragua Company (hayns but miles Of
land to the barber of San Juan del Sur
the Pacific Ocean and thence b. the PACIFIC TO
San Francisco The speed and qualities of the ships
poyed in this lin the shortening the distance hereoos
ayersd and the completeness Of the arrangements for tha
transportation of through beautiful and health
full country between the induceen
the travelling public, equailed by no other route.
NB-In this route having been lately
in and the Of the proprietor not
crowd his ships with number beyond what may be taken
mtortably he has the conclusion take but
limited through. Paps of cabins may be and
tickets secured early application to D. B. ALLEN only
office Of the line, 9 Battery Place. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

nr. RALPH, AUTBoR or THg PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yats T.cAsss," Sc Otioc hcurs % IL o'eoak n
sadst0 ceiset q. y (Sundsv sxseptoi) No. 81 Ors-a-
vieh strees. From The u,ccm1en nsdlssi a4yanta<ss
Ale tuhcr has enjoyed toass whch be rcrlt tnssins
having rsdsi several IN fsrs for the express purpose
OF s.pdyug these dseass f0owe5 BY ong sne very
asivs devosod sxcusiyeiy this speciality
whopt kcstatoa psonis. even N ths NOS,
sat o0nplicatsd casas-as secondary disease. &s A.
&ucrs certain, SAFE sni radical th.a be
tainca from ether IA Amerie Those VI ,pPiy
n the earlier stages OF diseases. will be Ersst1i ky
the and aDtty OF the which oiten e- se1
days. SEPARATE W ttirr rrr.ie3 f,r
bv Letter address hon kss Pos, Oalre.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

u Now Orleans direct, via BsvanA.Fsre Redused.-Oa
Tuesday August 49, at O'Clock the splendid s.eanship
CHEROKEE, l,2yt tons burthen, Henry Winiie, Gem
mandsr- Will sail Tuesday August 2s.h 81 precisely
o'clock r. NJ from her pier at the foot Of Warren ssrs,A
With ths Governments kas, direct fer Havana and New
Orleans Chagres passengers transferred at Hsvans 70 the
spel did double engue steamship FALCON. Freight ksa
20 New Orleans az e,, per foot sIsSis only t.ssa 2.
has ssed N BShppers requested TO .upply
themselves with the Companys BILLS Of lading which
Ne had ton the oee No other form will be
signed For freshs or passage, apply ~ the once OF The
sempany III WeBt street. corne- Of Warren.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

nR GOODS rxTRACT.-A CERTAtN AND SPEEDY
- speeiho-ihs extract Is guarsnteed 70 erre N shSre
time. IL "a without taste rmcil. and v }A the
most delicate s0raach. Bet ty Brigham Ni,r " Av,-
ave y; >. Lyon Es Grand streets snd ~ Dram ncods ~
ksada s'rees opposite Stevart's.
The New York herald., 1851-08-22

LSIRsT VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCo.-DISPATCH
+ line.-Ths new and elegant New York built clipper
GOLDEN GATE is now rapidly loading ut Pier s. North
River. shippers having engagements viii please complete
the at there viii be delay Freight taken
at the lowest rates. 4. b. SUTTON. 81 Wall street.
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SHIPRING.

Tor sAvANNAH.-THE SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP
Il ALABAMA. Capt g ID. Ludlow, on Saturday "a
passage, apply TO
SAM. l. MITCHELL I9i From, street
The FLORIDA, Capt I. Lyon, Saturday, S,a August
Southern shield., 1851-02-08

"Wel, madam, that is all. believe you have no more in your family, you say?"
 "No more at priSint; but there will be another before your six months is up, and would like ye to put it into yoor book, for it will be a genuine native, and there's no knowing what the country may do for it hereafter"
 q can't do that; besides l don't know what gender it will be-"
 "Arrah, now, can't ye jist have place to put it down in! and ye can jist call at the time ye finish, and by that time the blessid crayture will see the light"
 "WeII, madam, will bear you in mind Good day"
 "Good day, and if you don't come and put in the baby, thin the diviI the question I'll answer ye for the next tin years."
Southern shield., 1851-02-08
Love and Murder.

40yo and Murder.
 We have rarely been called on to record a deed so singular in its details, and so atrocious in its. character, as one which transpired during the past week, at EuIogy. 1 In thIS county. A young man named Tate, had formed all attachment to q young lady, the daughter of MT. Jno. $. Sheppard, of this county, and had not been able 10 pur- suaed her into a return of his affection. Sung by her refusal to marry him, he formed the lnurderous determination 10 take her life, and made known his intention several weeks before the occurrence we are about to relate took place. Nourishing the lendish intention in his heart he attended q wedding in the neighborhood of Eulogv. where Miss Sheppard was a guest, armed with two well loaded pistols. The friends of the young lady having some suspicion ot evil intentions on the part of Tate to- wards her, seperated her as much as possible from his presence, and kept strict watch upon hlm. Late in the evening, proposal was made by some of the company, to re- pair to the house of one of the gentlemen then present, and renew the festivities of the night. Miss Sheppard however, deter mined 10 remain at, the house of Mr. Miles. where the wedding took place, she had retired, after the separation of the company 10 private room, with her mother and several other ladies, when Tate suddenly entered with his hands in his coat pockets He advanced towards, and spoke to her. sne returned no answer. He immediately drew two pistols, presented one 10 the side of Miss Sheppard, and fired. The ball en- tered her side, just below the left breast and either passed through her body, lodging in the opposite side, or ranged back into the region of the spine. She is now in a most dangerous state, with but small hopes of her recovery.
 4 deep feeling of horror and indignation peryades the whole community, at the act of monster in human shape, who could so 1 far dIvest himseE of all the attributes of humanity, as to raise his hand against the life of an innocent female possessing as she does, great amiauiIity of character, and purity of heart
 Immediately after the commission of the deed, and whilst the company stood terror stricken and confounded at the act, Tate fled 10 the adjoining wood. He was how ever, pursued in short time, by young man named Sconyers, who succeeded in capturing him after chase of a mile and a half through a tangled forest. He was I given in charge 10 the Deputy Sheriff, Mir Jas. Haynes, and committed to the jail ir this place, by a magistrate. We cannot find terms sufficiently strong in which tc convey our deep detestation of a wretcI who, lost 10 all feeling, either of honor ol humanity, could thus in cold blood perpe trate so foul and infamous deed. He is ir the hands of the law, and to that we leave him. Let him have even handed justice Let not her scales be weighed down by false reports of the prisoners insanity gotten up by those who are ever ready tc encourage vice and protect crime, but let the integrity of the law, and ali outraged father and mother be vindicated in the punishment of this fend in human shape.
 Lerington (lIi.) .4dUerfi8er
Southern shield., 1851-02-08
HELENA MARKET.

We publish below the prices of few of the leading articles in the Produce and Grocery line, for the benefit of our subscribers in this They may rely upon the correctness of the atatement:
 FLoUR-St. Louis city Mills, $6 O to SC 5C -Ohio, $4 75.
 BAooN-Hams, 9 tol2c.-Sides, (rib'd.) &c., LAND 90 l0c.
 WHIsKEY-28 to BOG.
 MoLAssEs-3O to 35c. A
 BAocNG 6 RoPE-Bagging fl to l6c, per yd.-Rope, 7 to Sc. per lb
 SALT.-Coarse, $l, 70 C $I,75-Fine, $1 30 C 200 per sack
 Castings, 4 5c. per ID.
 Nai}S, 5 6c. per lb.
 POwder, $5 50 $6,5O per keg.
 Cheese, g. 933c. per ID.
 Sugar, 6! c 74c. per ID.
 Co6ee, 12 13c. per ID.
 CandIes, Star 25 C 28, Tallow l5c per lb. Rice, 64 7c. per lb
 Mackerd, $l0,O0 to SIP per bbl. U7ndoaO Glass, $2,5O C $4 per box.
Southern shield., 1851-02-08
PLANTERS HOUSE. CITY OF HELENA, ARKANSAS

TE5THE undersigned having recently taken
 I that large and commodous Hotel in the city of Helena, formerly kept by T. ". Cos wIcH, Esq and known as the
 PLANTERS HOUSE,
 Would respectfully inform his friends in Arkan "a9' Mississippi, anu tennessee, that he has put 1t in complete order for the reception of customers. On the arrival of sealn-boats 2 Porter will always be in attendance at the I.e- vee to receive passengers who may favor him, and convey their baggage to and from the river free of charge. Every luxury that this market affords will always be found on his table-his rooms will be kept in complete order, and every effort will be made to render the situation of visitors agreeable. His Bar will also be SUD- piled with the choicest of liquors, wines, &c. The Planters House is convenient to the Steam boat Landing, and immediately west of the Courthouse He respectfully solicits the pat ronage ol his friends and the public.
 t. H. BORDLEY, M. D.
 Hetena, ,4rk8., Laau. 1, 1851,
Southern shield., 1851-02-08
Tho Cuba Affair.

The trial of Gen. Henderson, for being concerned in the Cuba expedition which has been progressing at New Orleans foI some time past, has revealed some rich dis closures. Several witnesses testified that they were enoaged by Capt Hardee, at Cincinnati, to go 10 Chagres and OaIlioIn'a to wqrl..~ I-~,,-tz mine. The first iintimj2?ut!on tHcV had of ritU la0"J0ut UI me expedition was when they arrived at the outside of the Balize and took on board arms and am- mGnition. Some on board the vessel ex- pressed themselves dissatisfied, and wished 10 return 10 New Orleans. Capt. Hardee told them they might go back on he tow boat, but it was kept at such distance that it was impossible to get on board. The witnesses further stated that when they ar rived at Contoy they had 10 enrol them selves in a company to get provisions. Those that chose 10 remain on the Georgi- ana were permitted to do so. Col. O'Hara told them that he thought no gentleman that had gone so far would turn back. The men taken prisoners were badly treated.
 Nationm hateHigencer.
Southern shield., 1851-02-08

] Blue & Drab Blankets,
 for Coats, Bed, Saddle, and Ne,
 gro Blankets, " hite and coIored Ker-
 seys,
 Plain and cold Osna-
 burgs, Brown and bl' 'dMus-
 lins 6 Drills, Hickory Shirting, Apron checks, Bed Ticking, Red, White, and Yel
 low FIannels, Plaind Linseys, Table and Towel Dia- pers,
 Prints,
 Irish Linens, Brown and bleached
 Hollands, French, broad, beaver
 & pilot cloths, Cas'meres, Tweeds
 and James of all
 grades,
 Ready Made clothing, Bl'k, plain and fgur'd
 Long shawls, BPk and Mod Embryo do,
 B'k and Scarlet de Laise do, Cold Thibbet, do, VI hile and Scarlet En-
 bryo do. BPk and Mode Silk do, Bl'k Silks tor Aprons
 and Dress. Chameleon do, French, Satin, and Sat. in Gric, Cashmere, National | ard Damask Toryor Hats, caps, boots, sho looking glasses, clock: needles and pins; liar Glass Ware; Drugs anC and Dye Stuffs; Bagg Coffee, Molasses and Bacon and Lard; FrenC in quantities to suit pun and Brandy for medic Linseed Oils; Turpent Cheese, crackers, &c.
 All of which will be prices for cash, or to usual time.
 October 5, 1859.
Southern shield., 1851-02-08

STRANGE PHENoNENoN.-The Daily De- troit Advertiser, of the 3lst ultimo, states that that city was enveloped on the previ- ous Sunday evening with fog oi such density that no object, not even brilliant light, could be dscerned at the distance of twenty feet. The most remarkable clrcum- stance is, that the fog occurred when the weather was extremely cod-the ther- mometer standing several degrees below zero. It is said to have come up from E. $. E. in visible rolling waves.
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 Nothing can be more foolish than the idea which some parents have that it is not respectable 10 sci their children to work,
Southern shield., 1851-02-08
TAILORING.
.gEgEo SUPPLEMENTARY

.. A1 3. -117 z E- 70 9 2 g --- -s Tl lzs'V , . 9ETyHE undersigned having opened Shop Gin -EL the room on Front street, one door south of the store-room lately occupied by A, StoIz,) for the purpose of carrying on the Tailoring business in all its various branches, tenders his services to the people of Helena and Phillips county generally. Having had many years experience as a cutter and practical Tailor, he nalter5 himself that he will be able to render entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their custom. II. REED.
 Ly-Ln,n Ll,l.n-lt la lG1l
Southern shield., 1851-02-08
Great Bargains fer Planters.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ETTHE following list of fine cotton lands are Fl for sale by ". H. RINGO, Agent--and any information wanting in regard to terms can be obtained by calling on the agent in per son, or by letter, post paid) directed to Helena, Arl-ans9S
Southern shield., 1851-02-08

Il | u dIItleS dIiu price: Changeable Spun Silk, Alpacas, Busters Pop plins, Merinos, Embroider'd Thibbets, of all colors and quail ities.
 Gala Plaids,
 Bl'k white, fancy <
 solid Ginghams, Garages, all shades, Jaconets and Jaconet Cambrics,
 Null, Swiss, and Book Muslins,
 Barred and crOss-barr- ed do,
 Dotted Swiss Grass | Skirting,
 French worked Chim. esetts, French do Collars, Thread, LisIe and cot
 ton laces, edgin's &
 insertin's,
 Bonnet. cap, sash, belt,
 and mantilla ribbons, Fringes, Gimps, Braid and Silk faces ot
 the latest style, Ladies Neck Ties, Gloves,
 Hosiery,
 Silk and Satin cravats, Pocket hdk' ifs,
 Suspenders, etc.,
 Silk and satin mantiI-
 las;
 Silk and satin bonnets
 ot all shades,
 Braid and straw do., Ladies' boots, slippers,
 Ties, Buskins, Gai.
 ters and half Caters,
 of the Latest Style. es, saddles and bridles, ;, combs and brushes, d, Queens, China, and Medicines, Paints, Oils ing and Rope; Sugar, Rice; Whiskey, Flour, h and American Brandy, 'chasers; Old ? ort Wine al purposes; Lard and inc, per gallon; Butter, sold at the very lowest punctual dealers on the