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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

For the Benefit Of all Concerned,
ID E it understood that E. L. HARDING, g. co.
Dwill receive usual
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEK,
From their Houses in Richmond & Petersburg,
Unhl the Isl Of Ju!y.
This we consider quite advantage, for the reason
that they will be constantly making additions 10 their
stock, which will always make it attractive.
Raleigh, April 6, 1851. ras,. 45-4m. Z
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-16

Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS.
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afternoon decided to deliver up the fugitive Sims to
the u. S. marshal.
! There was much applause in court on the announce
ment of the decision, and also when the Judge, In
reply to an observation of prisoners counsel exclalm-
ed emphaticaIly, 50 thank God that Massachusetts
is still State of the Union, and so long as she Is
such, shall administer the laws OF Inc Union OF
perish in the attempt
A crowd of about one thousand persons followed
the Southern witnesses against Sims to their hotel
o-night. They accompanied by large police
force. They received cheers, groans and Kisses.
cry for three cheers for Daniel Webster and the Con-
. sttution was responded to in glorious manner.
A few negroes seemed the only dis;urbers of the
! peace.
1t is stated that Sims has been bought for 81 500
by citizens of this city, this doubtless not the
FOURTH DESPATCH.
froceedtngs Of the Legislature in the Fugitive Case
BOSTON, April IL. The committee appointed by
me senate to Investigate the conduct of the Sheriff
and other officers relative to serving the warrant upon
olms, met this morning. The sheriff testified that
the maEsEai refused to allow the warrants to be serv-
ed except by force The mayor testified that the city
3 police were employed in maintaining order, and not
in guarding Sims, and that the military had been
called upon to assist in preserving peace. He re-
fused answer, when asked if the latter were to
? cort Sims to the cars.
In the House, this morning, Mr.. Curtis of Boston,
moved that the Judiciary committee inquire whether
the Senate, in appointing the investigating commit
tee, had not violated the privileges of the House.
n Mr. Gushing sustained the motion, and it is still
under discussion when this despatch is closed
q FIFTH DISPATCH.
Further Account the Proceedings before Judge Wood-
6ury-Marshal Iukey's Statement to The Se,late-
e The Excitement, .Se. ...
BosroN, April IL, 10 P. M. The habeas corpus case
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pUBLiC NOTICE

) hereby gwen, that at sale OF lands for the tax
IS thereon, due the county ct La Sale, and state
ot Illinois, for A. DlsIS, held AT the court house. IN
Ottawa, in said county, OF the 18th day OF July,
1879 lpurchaSed the following tracts OF land Tor the
lakes and due thereon
4'acres threetiilIs rh neg sec. 10 town 81, range
;. Is acrc- lhrrc iliJhs ch NEG, sec IS, town. 81
range J. Is acres, thI,c-fiths eh seq sec 10, town.
81, raugr3 6pacrcs ia wh swqsec 3town 81 range
,. Ct acres, ch neg sec. town. 81 ranges The
time oi redemption Of ,nld tracts Of land will cx-
pre- two wears from -nid date OF purchase
lNnnuIN | |. ISll - WV Al.I' or NI-t,
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Markets.
Ottawa. Feb %. 1851.

Ottawa, Feb %. 1851.
Receipts tor the week are very small N consc
quence OF the state of the wcaiherand the roads
We have had considerable rain Tor the las, les,
days and the river is now nearly ciearoice with wa
ter enough for largest class boats 10 come up here
There Is six feet or over on the rapids
The mnIAet has been inactive We still quote
corn at pc torcar and sc for sheed but with Ia,
lher downward tendency
Wheat, no change since our last quotations.
Oats have declined We note sales OF gooda a. ,
"a Sc
Nothing doing in Pork. bu, heavy hogs woul,
command good prices
Lard df!.
There ARE now 10000 bushels Of corn in stor,
here, being stea. increase over ourtotal shipmen
last summer.
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Protection Fire and Marine
Insurance Company!

VuEundrugncd, agent tor this Old and well cstnb-
l-hcd institution, continues Ia issue Policies oi
insurance against loss or damage by IRE, clso n
gnlnst the hazards oimlrlne or inland transportation
NJ the current rates OF premium charged by other re-
sponslhe companies All claims Tor loss under
pu.lccs issued bv the undersigned, will be promptly
adjusted, and paid by the General Agent OF the
Company, located al Cincinnati The losses paid
bog This Company in the Western Country, during
the last - Vrnrs exceed S2NQOW0
Ottawa, feb. ; GBl'RR AGENT
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PUBLIC NOTICE

hereby given that at sale Of lands for thu INK
6 thereon, due the county of La Sale and STATE
OF Illinois for A. D. ls4s, held OF the Court fIouse
IN ottawa, IN said county, on the 23lh day Of July
ioi9' purchased the south, astqr Of Soc 49, town
81, range for the sum of 50 H. The time Of re-
delnpiIon OF said Tract will expire two years from
50 Ut date otpurchase. dec ~ T. 5. SIypoLp.
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CWIACo, Feb II, lsjl-
Receipts II products are hgh, Tor the la, u
hours they iootup' Flour 80 bhs. wheat 1920 bush
corn 1850 do oats l22j do, hides rs
"heaI--snrs l25 bush winter at 60a7j 1900 do
spring al jOij'.-h slight advance
CoIn-solrs 1850 bush shcllrd at 81. 700 do in
tho carat 35I35
Oats sales 1926 bushn, 30a3l. which is a slight
advance on previous rates Democrat
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Jenny Lind was received with great enthusiasm
at Havana The price Of admission to the first
aud second series was SIT. A Spanish royal
mail steamer was sent from Havana to meet the
Isabella and carry Jenny Lind and Suite to the
c;t
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Estate Of Philip Hnrio, DECEASED

,.,,,,,-,, = TT''V T'TT0s 0-'sI5fI
pliCE IS hereby given that will ma Ike appli.
cation 70 the county court Of La Sale county,
on 'he iirsl Monday IN Apnl next Tor an order 10
sell the lands and lenements b.longng IN the sso,e
OF Philip Ilarlos, decd, or as much thereoias ma y
be necessary TO pay the debts of the said deceased
at which time onh place. all persons interested are
requested to appear and show cause WHY said re- al
estate should not be sold or the purpose ntorrsnld
req ~. 1901. FRANCIS B. Urr.r Admir-
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The Knox Insurance Company
FIRE. MaRINs. AND LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.

Office on Water street, in ITise's Erick Ror.
IiacenneS, la.
This Company having been duly organized and
i ten pet cent. paid IN on the capital stock sub
Scnbed, and the balance secured by mortgage on
Rcal estate and by personal guarantee are now pre-
Inted TO effect Insurance against loss or Damage
by Fire. on Buildings, Mcrchandlzc, Machinery
Manufactures anda description Of property also,
Merchandise and Produce IN the course OF inland
transportation, the risk Of the seas, sc , &; n.so.
The huls OF steamboats,. aud other vessels and upon
the lives OF individuals gong To California. The
rates OF premium viii be as low us those OF any obi
Their responsible company
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock otthe company Is held entirely IN the est
and controlled by western men, aud IN 10 way con-
HecIed with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon; K n. cARNAE, Nincrnues.
W. J. IlEBERp, do
lSo W MADDOX, do
JACOB Pa. do
SAMUEL WISE, 10
PETER 7. BAILEY, Fort WAYNE:
Thomas i. BENGRIDGE, l.aiayrlie;
WALTER W EARLY Ieuc- llou,e
HENRY d. ALLls. Evansville
SIMON BoTroRrf Jctlrsomil.e;
WILLIAM liusHLs, 40
Lew SPARES, 40
JAMES kIBWIN do
{. ". ALLEN Nee. Il. y. CARNAN. rr.s
w. J ilEBgRD, Ireds'r : BorruRrF. +. r
Short Life and Caliionu ri.h, taken n, h, agcu.
cy ate extra rates, \. d. SMITH, Igenf.
Ottawa Dec II ls5n-iG
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Thoughts upon the New Year.

Take pen in hand and calculate aright,
Put down Your estimates in black and white
And doubtless you will find IN the event
That you've saved fallya good quarter ; rent
Take all these various things INTO account,
And highly pleased our citizeus be with the amour
And you'll determine That when this year does clos
You'll buy from kohn & Nandebaum your clothe
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Leave Your Orders.

DtRSONS intending To give orders tor the Usage
i Ornusr Plants, are reminded that they must
do 50 soon IT delayed all after the middle Of this
month, twill hc less certain that the orders will be-
filled. Free SO Tor LOCO Plants. SEQ worth will
max" mIie OF hedge; SIS 50 rods. Full directions
are furnished To plant and tnm Them. aud Tor three
years after 10 each purchaser. j. & NArTISGER
E.hS
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no officers and soldiers,

." SheeSS spo SVtVtefss
Whether Reguidr, Volunteer. Rangers, or Militia
Of the Var Of 1872, .iericaR, anil all Indian
Vars siHce ligu, Hidch Hawks Ii'ar inriud,d J
4 l.L Of you who have not received bounty lands
~ are now entitled 10 them, and can obtain lniur
nation and assistance IN procuring them by calling
upon the undersigned at his Pension, Bounty. Land
Patent, and General Agency Office. or by rItrrposl
paid. Having had several years experience M the
public departments at Washington Civ he i. rna
blcd to render efficient service to those having husl-
ness OF any description, before either Ut them.
Office IN tie Court House, Iohet Illinois.
l. I. PATRICK, attorney at Lar.
Reference Senator, and Rcpresrnlall,esln con.
grcss from Illinois Hon VIM. Rcddick and John
lllsc Esq, Ottawa Hon. J. \. Nnur,onnnd II n
VIM, l. Little, Joliet Oct II, 1880 i,rf
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NOTICE.
Bowling Saloon I!

Bowling Saloon!
JAMES OConnor respectfully informs the ci,i-
81 zcns of Ottawa, that he has recently re Gifted
and materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square originally established by him
and that he IL now prepared to accommodate parties
desiring heal'hu exercise with tue bes, game OF ten
pins to be found this side OF Chicago.
His Alley has been lately constructed OF the hes,
Cherry and cannot tail to give the utmost saitsnc.
ton. Jan lS
4 SUPERIOR article ofGolden Syrup, at
a jona srrros 4 EYr1's.
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The present year IS very nearly ended,
And folks begin to count what they've expended,
And ere another year Its course commences,
Make II rue to calculate expenses,
And don't omit when making up accounts,
And in writing down numerous amounts,
To number IN the year before it does close
Y our saving by buying kohnS Mandlebaums cloths
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Ware House and Store for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his ware house and
. store. situated on the Illinois & Michigan canal
person wishing to purchase property ofthe above de-
s.cnPuon, this offers an opportunity not often me,
WIN. II will be sold NJ a bargain, and possession
gwen on the let Of April. Asuny one wishing 10
pu.ehare, will choose to view the premises for them.
s,'es'n particular description Is deemed urnecessa
Cbannahon, Feb. IA.
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MARltlED-On the 18th inst at Propricy Hi.
by ihe Rev y. ?. Heath. W II l.. WALLACE. Esq,
TO Miss VI ANN DieKET, daughter Of Hon. 7. L.
Dickey, all of Ottawa
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Chicago advertisements.
The Farmers Wants Net!
The wheat crop sayed bythe uss Of
Persons Patented Seed Drill I!

MANUFACTURED At CHICAGO.
AViNG just returned from The country.
|. where have seen anumber Of the farmers
IL who used this drill last spring and falI. and
many others have heard from by letter. oil expresr-
ing themselves satisfied with their psrchsse and do
notbeitve any iarmer would take thws tines the
cost tor his drill, providing be could not ob,nm an
other. The saving oflabor and seed nlons y sut-
lcieni inducenent tor every annrr 10 hive drill;
but there are other considerations Ofsiill greater i'm
portnnce, as it has been fully aseertnned that ut
least one third more wheat cnn be raised where il
Is seeded with good drill.
The work OF the drill Is not confined 10 the seed
ing OF wheat but silI seed all kinds Of gram and
seeds. Mr., De lPolf, of WISCONSIN, who psrchas-
! ed drill last spring, said he would plnni or
every seed on his hrm except potarors" with the
drill. Many have inquired Of me il corn could be
planted to advantage with the drill say il car.
saw three fields last August thai Was planted with
/ The dr'lnt RockIon,b by Iur. H. " Bnrross, James
HoIksand j. Johnson. They said they would get
at least one third more corn than VIII en- planted In
81 nsI, T>y ! T b s%s%ss,eS 'hs, tbs .
Manufactured at Chicago, by A. Nane v hich is ad-
mitted TO I've tar superior 10 any grain drill in this
country aud perhaps IN the world For simplicity.
durability, and neaiuess OF WORK Inanslip, II slands
unriyaed. There are other drills that are sold for
less money but ~ not always the thing sold at tina
lowest price that is the cheapest and is so with
drills Any good farmer who gets one oimy drills.
and becomes Dissatisfied with his bargain, Is at lib
crty to return II IN SIX months. III good order aud |
will give him his money back and take ,h, increase
OF grain raised by using the drill tor It's sse Any
farmer wishing drill in the spring. will be- disap-
pointed in getting 1t unless he sends IN his order
soon, Us am making Tor none but those TINT order
send along the orders; spring will soon be here.
VIII give the names OF n few farmers who have thu
drills or have had when, seeded by them:
ILLINOIS
Messrs King Lathrop. 81 Charles
James Brown, Geneva.
Joseph Churchill. Batavia,
james Schoonhaven. E.lgn,
j. II. Seward Morpgc.
j. W. Barrass, Rockford.
James Works.
Horace Miller,
&. Z. Miller
Joseph Wilson, Buffalo Grove
kinewault d Hilderman, Mt Carol
). Schoolmaker, Pennsy lvana Settlement.
john Gage, Arlington Lake CO.
Wum Reddck. Ottawa
Ralph Ware Granville,
n. r. Minor, N. D., Elk Grow.
J& NJ u. Mason, Fsymugton.
Joseph Wells
! A. H. llawIey, Prkia.
: j. Dickson,
Lewis Shelton
Peter Mef, Esq, Paris
WISCONSIN,
1 A j. Dckev Racine.
Deacon Smith, Troy
Mr.. Edwards. Sugar Creek.
Mr.. Pierce,
j. NJ. Bubles.
VIM. DeWolf Heart Prairie.
Horace Adams "
Ebenexcr Thomas. Eagle prairis.
A. X. Huxley,
Henry Warner. Fond du Lac.
II. Hubert plntteville.
J.k 5. Bub!cc & Co. Bcloit.
IOWA.
Rev, 7. S. Norris. Du Buque
VI. q. Pierre.
There are many more names could give vna .
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Usage Orange Hedge,

HAVING been appointed by Professor ]. b
III Turner, OF Jacksonville, agent for the sale of
the Usage Orange plant, all orders will be received
aud forwarded, aNd contracts made with all who
may wish TO procure plants.
The price per 1000 is $40 for the best quality deli.
vered 10 each subscriber in Ottawa. Such rs con-
template giving orders, requested to do so ut an
early day, in order TO make sure OF a supply No
pay required before the plants are delivered
Dec. | |, 1850 c. NATTINGrr
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forwarding s. Commission
- 1850 sssalsszssssAs
Matteson g. Preston,

- - 1850 -
Matteson & Preston,
COYNlSSlON 4 lDRW iRDIhG MERCHANTS,
ST.. LOUIS, MO.
IoEL A NArrEsoS. John .. PRESTON.
Messrs Pomeloy & DurAse, 81 Louis.
Capt Calvin Case,
Messrs Smith and Townsend Nep ORLEANS
J. A. Walker, Esq, BatOn Rouse.
Benz Wacle, Esq. Matches.
Nests. Williams Il Lawrence, Quincy.
J. y MsFrs, ESQ,
Messrs, Wordsworth Dyer. & Chaplin Chicago
Ogden Il Jones,
William Gooding, Lookp part.
Messrs. Mutteson a Bradnsr, Joliet.
Walker & Ilickng, Oua,os.
w. II. w. Cushmon, Esq,
Lane Hardy, Esq, La .Sal!e
ID l.. flouyh, "
James Dunlap, Esq, Jactsops.ss.
Messrs. Corte Mus and Griwod, Peors.,
g Phelps and Bouriand,
Hon. Thomas Ford,
Alessrs Bradner & Co, New YORK,
David Leavitt, Esq. e
Messrs Suydam, Sage e. Co. -
:" Corning Homer & Co, Albany
A. J, Williams, Esq, Utica,
Messrs Kimberly Pcase Co., Bpfaa
Jaw aud Webster, 4"
Reed Parks g. Co, EeGrer.
Bobb aud Bishop, Ciercisnd,
Burrows y Co ,Cnrinnat
Williams and Dlworrh, PhioLhr.
Knapp and Tottcn,
T. and + Fabcr, "
Hoffman and Coates, Peru,
]. d. Harnon, Esq, "
J. d. Brewster Esq, a"
4 II Rilgely, Esq, Spr!aI6ua,
B &. Webster Esq,
Hun. Fem. Esq, l.acon,
Messrs Dudley and Wardow, Hennep,a,
Chas G.. Wilcox, Esq, Pckin.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGEMeNTs.
Referring 10 our card above, we take thu. occa SD.
TO solicit conslgnmchs OF merchandise. either 10
safe here, or forwarding to other points
Wcsllal contfne ourselves TO a commission au,
forwarding business, aud feel confident in as-urin.
you that our experience IN business, and acqunint
nnce generally m the country, wiiienabe US to Civ,
any business with which We may be favored, tn,
mos, satisfactory attention,
Any person wishing To have groceries ofany kin,
or any other article purchased in St Louis or NcY
Orleans aud shipped TO them. can have i, done l.
money invested Persons doing retail busnessar,
weere west OF Detroit, in any other direction, cal
depend upon having their orders flied n low rat.
lihey send 70 US, aud perhaps lower than they cOul
by coming themselves. Every attention shall be Ci
ven to having goods put IN good order and shippct
II low rates, however small the amount may be- Lla
Is sent to rs TO be Invested IL shall be done prompt
ly and 10 order. MlTTEsoS & PRESTON
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gagged in this cause nearly seventeen years anu
has a. her contributors many Of the most accom-
plished public writers. shc depends IN great
measure for patronage upon the agency OIL NOM
ers themselves.
Terms: l copy per year, in ad'a"e' $500
copies o'oV
AJdre.s Henry NJ Whttlescy, n y City.
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUM'S COLUMN.
Fall and Winter Stock of Clothing.
"LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAP

There II a old tbs ery
And o aludc o a rhymng
TEeres benefits attached which may safey
But mind whatever Look eyouleap
They do
They ehked in
They in
For successful they advanced, sol the
They both high
Til envious noble fame why thought hahe
Could the aus they had by putting and display
Kohn Mandebaum
r. make asmuch ike
only
They ule care quality L0ok before they Leop'
Bumak the ulresut of this their was wong;
It's pdcetE iy-thats looked
They know stand above clothing as
The lhnoans awake, they" Look
Thefane orh house has grounded honornb.
clothes our
Our Fashionsis yen
Be handbauais and" Lnok gou Leap"
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ME cop1rlncr-hlp heretofore ryistnr between
L George / White aud George II Hunter. !, tins
day dissolved by mutual consent All account, Tor
or against the lirrn wi. be seltIed by either Slr
white or Mr. Hunter, who are alone authorized to
settle she same GEoRsl I. Mu,1,.
Ottawa Feb. !, 1850. GIoRGE II UuNrlR.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, la sale county. -
In Chamccry; Apn term, A. y, ISL. Fredcr-
ick ;. Day vs.. John K Kane aud the unknown
owners oi iots ! and $ in block s. in the town Of
Peru, La Sale county, Illinois. Petition Tor par
tlilons
IIoppraring from M affidavit on iilc in the office
OF the Clerk the Circuit Court OF snid La Sale
county, that John X Kane the above named dei.n-
dant, Is not resident OF this state and the petition
er having filed his petition herein and summons la
wing issued thereon according to law notice is here
by gwen TO the said John H. klne that unless YOU
shall be aud appear before the circuit court cf said
La Sale county on the first day of the next tenn
thereof, TO be holden ntthe court house in Ottawa on
the fourth Monday IN April next, aud plead, demur,
answer orexcept TO the sad petitioners petition, the
same Will be taken confessed against you and the
matters and things therein prayed for, decrecd ac-
condngy.
CHuMAsERo, PiilLO LINDLEY, Clerk
sol luTpelnr, Feb. * lsSO
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There are many more names could give yoa,
hut think II unnecessary. ! would further inform
ne farmers of the west, that have taken the store
No ia7 South lpater street, conner of La Sale.
known as ihe old Bank Building, for the purpose Of
mug implements and seeds Farmers visiting Chi.
caso are invited TO call on The subscriber
Chicago, Jan ia. NANE, iS1 South WTnter 81.
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New YORK House

NJ 81 NUEKS Old STAND.
SuTTON 81 FYFE will sell on, their remaining
> Winter Stock at reduced prices. Those wish.
ing bargains call and purchase.
w SINGERS old snnd
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Save Costs

4 LII notes and accounts due Ryan & Sanger,
"A and all notes and accounts due L. I Sanger
Il Co., up to the 1t day Of September last, will be
left for collection, It not paid or satisfactorily arran-
ged before the lst day ijanuary next
dec7 L. T. SANGER e. Co
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hNE hundred and twenty acres oi timbercd land
" near New Michigan, Livingston county, Lila
nos. will sci cheap II application be made so on
Island Grove Feb T. Jos EBFRsoI.
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
OTTAWA FEMALE SEMINARY.

On New York IN sums to suit purchasers, for sal,
ny nov Norris * ESnFR.
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AIKEN IN eAchenge. Ills stoch consists in part Of
vest patterns buttons paper, cambnc siletia tallors
trimmings dress maker trimmings, bonnet uim-
innings, wool5n hoods, door mats, wooden shirts and
drawers cotton do. cotton yarn from No , TO No -
carpet warp, silk and abhy vclyels black dress aud
nanua silks gnnps, rlnges. bIaids. suspenders.
Die covers, linen napkins, nankeen, blue drills,
whaebones, curtain drapeTy, &c, &c.
Also large assortment OF choice GROCERIES,
as follows:
- hhds n Orleans sugar. and so bbls do molasses
10 bbs sugar house molasses,
20 " white crushed and powderedsughTs.
% chests superior young hyson aad TwaEkey
% boxes bar soap, 10 do star candles, teas,
% boxes superior alow candles,
80 boxesnew Malaga raisins.
90 e plug tobacco,
lObbis fine cut chewing and smoking tobacco,
so sacks superior Rio colhee.
do java,
: tierccs new and choice rice
&c bbls. No ] y, & 3mackerel
tons genuine Goldfish,
| 10 Iars maccaboy snuff
30 dozen pepper sauce,
| ~ gross clay pipes. Also choice assortment OF
pure ginger, saeratus, pepper, spec, cloves, nut
megs, cinnamon. indigo, starch, madder logwOod.
copperas, EPSON and g.aubcr salts, alum, &c, &c.
Also large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES,
consisting oimen's thick, kip, and fine boo ts,
Mems superior, double soled watcrproofdo.
Mems thick brogans, Boys thick brogans,
do kip do do kip do
oulhs thick and kip bro gnns,
| 1000 prs chlIdrens shoes ofall kinds,
Ladies Jenny Lind and Excelsior buskins
| do morocco and leather do frieties,
do morocco bootces slippers and ties in grea; va
| Mems dancing pumps and slippers,
| 90 lndin rubber over shoes,
Ladies India rubber slippers, buskins and bootees
! Nc, &c, &c.
onSstlng OF butts screws knives and forks carving
l2rse and backing brushes, curry combs and cards.
d paper, metal and wooden faucets glmbcls ,auger-
saw, taper and other files, iron and german silver
nd lines, paI locks, square and bnrrclbo door han
consisting OF rrent variety Of cups and sauccrs tea
plates, stone do, pattcrs deep dishes vegetable do
ID pans, chambers, and so forth
ng OF churns, Jars of all sizes Jugs Of all sizes. milk
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together with greatv variety articles too numerous
,h produce. or short and approved credit at the "One
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