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THE LATEST NEWS.
n Tgi,g3RAPH 10 THE NEW-Y0EK TRIBUNE
b,rs Telsvoph Office corner Of Honotey Snd Be0reyss
From Washing tOn-The Presidents Message
Democratic Celebration.
WAsHNGroN, Tuesday, 10Y.

WASHINGTON, Iuesday, NOV JU To-.
The Presidents Message is in type and spe-
tial messengers for New-Oreaps and other distant
ponts will start with it tomorrow morning. sc O'Clock
Inc New Orleans messenger expects TO reach his dest
nation at o'clock Tuesday morning, stopping at
tne intermediate places
A Democratic festival is taking place at the
United States Hotel this evening.
Mr.. FOrney has to-day restored all except
four of the Index Clerks discharged by him yesterday
Geo w. Kimbal has been appointed Consul
nst Helena TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of the late Consul
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We no mail South of Augusta.
The Earthaunke in New-EnsIand.

BosroN, Tuesday, Nov. 30 80
The Earthquake of Saturday night Was felt IN
Beverly Woburn and Groton, and in Wenh~n the poo
PIE were aroused from their slumbcrs by the slocS
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state of the Ohio.

PrrrsRURcH, Tuesday Nov 20, 1852
The river now measures : feet in the channel
cths point
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f'rser Observation-Disclosures Mint Opera

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, Nov. 20, ls5e.
stetler has been convicted in the L. = Dis
~ct Court OF forging halfdoars
:, The following is the monthly statement OF
ne Y. s. Mint Receipts. s7260OO0 in gold; coinage,
stso43 Total receipts of the eleven months ia
IKE 81 eQQ354
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Isis
-1S52
- % PnEslprNr. PREsIDENT.
..s1s7 7s14 2o15 GN "a. - 4lg5 4

Tohl.......6l7 1874 2ol5 ga Hf4. 1875 4i35 1875
wentworth over Adrich l07; Aldrch and Collins over
vi,ntworh 9O3 PieTces plurality Scott, 100 Van
Buen over Co.'S $40; Taylor, ~, Taylor and Cas-
osr Van Buren,, 4OO0 We are unable % gyo the Hale
s in either OF these Districts. Hale had l5l votes
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The sInlls in the South

CHARLEsroN, Tuesday. Nov 20, ls5s
The mail has again failed tonight south Of
Montgomery.
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Tho Freshet In Georaia--Oficial Vote Of Ala
acknowledgements and Crew of Ship Gailia

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov. so leJ3
There is scattering mail through from Mo-
bile The New Orleans malls are now due. The freshet
did considerable damage Augusta, Georgia the water
coming down 80 suddenly that carried of 200 bales OF
cotton from the wharves and damaged considerable
Amount
The official vote of Alabama is as follows !:
Pierce, $3.50: Scott 1895 Troup, alas The vote
tr Pierce 10 900 short OF that cast for Cas- in ss
The Br. schr. Arctic arrived at Mobile on
sundsy with the passengers and crew Of ship Gole OF
hew.Nork wrecked on Abaco Reef.
BALTIMORE Tuesday New. 30, 1852.
Travel was still suspended on the Railroads
bur the ircehct was subsiang and the damages were be-
heved not 10 be serious The regular Transmission Of
mails would soon be resumed An immense land-shdc
bad occurred on the Charleston Railroad.
We have no mail South OfAugustS
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The Obscquies of Hon. Daniel. Webster.
Boston has literally appeared to-day in dress

Boston has literally appearedto-day in a dress
81 mourning.
The obseguies of Daniel Webster were upon scale OF
solemn grandeur and imposing show, such as has been
seldom If ever before witnessed here
The Custom House, Post Office banks and stores were
closed All the public buildings and numerous private
dwellings were draped in the symbols OF mourning and
many OF the decorations exceedingly beautiful and
appropriate.
The New Hampshire Legislature arrived in body
and were received by Governor Boutwell, at haltpast
o'clock al the state House The Governor welcomed
them in a brief speech which responded to by Mr.
WeIs President OF the Senate.
Gen Pierce was unable 10 be present.
The procession began to move shortly before II
o'clock II was escorted by an imposing array OF mill
hy including cavalry, artillery, infantry and rifle corps
Several military and fire companies were present from
adjoining towns The civic part OF the procession num-
kered several thousands and embraced nearly all the
charitable and other social organizations of the city and
vicinity The procession was one hour passing given
punt and reached Faneuil Hell shortly before O'Clock
Tie Hall draped entirely in black but small part
81 those in the procession gained entrance the gal
eres being thrOnged with ladies long before the process
fion arrived
Music by the Germanans. prayer by Rev. Mr.. La
throp and funeral Grafton by Hon. Geo. :. Hillard
constituted the closing proceedings. Mr.. Hllard occu
pied an hour and half in the delivery OF the oulogy.
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Trial of a Counterfeiter.

PIInADEI PIua, Tuesday, Nov. 70.
William Steller, charged with counterieting
ial dollars was put upon trial this morning before
ssdge Name in the Circuit Court The evidence is con-
ssslye moulds, halfdnished coin and lathe having
s,en ound In his possession No testimony was pro
Weed IN defense, and the conviction OF the prisoner
certain
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-17
DIR. A. N. JONES
has REMOVED To porE's B0Trr ;,
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI

CO W NJ b Z 5, MISSISSIPPI
NJ HERE he may at all times be found BIZ tb,sou.
w wish his professional services This cs...' "n'
cation will much improve his facilities far 70
the emergencies OF the city practice He bs.r-s@
Y received from Philip Schiefelin Haines & r. u
New York. for his own in the practice = ~ y
EXTRA kO.ss MEDICINES.
decidedly the neatest and most reliable s-,;.lo
lcine ever brought to this market He i mir, s.'
ded with instruments and appliances or examni5 p''F
to diseases and Tor operating on most Of the l ~
deformities that present themselves in the nrar.a
medicine. 'le pae'lee Of
successful practice Of his profession f,r No.,
twenty years IL this city, he hopes is the oIv e,sn
he need make '''e'eaee
Dr. A n. Jones has no connection with the H.
business carried on at the sign Of the negro ami T
1a ny James Jones Jr., d Co., and desires thai h,
patrons would not annoy that firm by making inquire,
VI, OF ieaVng messages with them. for him en-
mace at his office at Pores Hotel CT left ;, tb %
OF Messrs. Lampkn & Whitfield will ajypsvs 49,.
with prompt attention. AN'e
Dr. Jones is prepared to receive and treat al ,...,
oI chrome disease at his sick rooms in Coumbus
eaie HIS requiring daily attention, and the use Of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. affectfsns and cases reoI;,r
course of dieting, preparatory TO SURGICAL onts
can be cured when submitted to his care in bs bosn,
al rooms, that would DEFY the combined skill 81 r.
nedlcai profession under the imperfect system Of mrs
ng and dIehpg incident to country practice. IN,
n dngemeht VIII afford many facilities for treating
nronic cases arising among the negroes on our papt
uons rigid system of dietetics and reoolar DALI
heaicai attention may be secured to such cases Al
luch less expense than usual while the prospectof,
ure VIII be greatly advanced
competent nurses. male and female are in attend
nee, and no demand shall be made upon him for mi,
ma OF hospital practice that shall not be efficiently
let Connected with his sick rooms he has batbing
establishment for the treatment OF his patients ana
the premises is spring ofstrong Chalybeate water
Columbus, July 10, 1851. Oh
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
VI . II ROE ETEOCR
FOR THE yFAP 1870
FOR THE YEAR 1852.

Ae1o Inducenents-Fdrer Enlarged, and Terms same
as heretofore:
ElE undersigned Proprietors of this old established
l Journal, in Aberdeen Mississippi-tevoted to the
advocacy and dissemination of Democratic doctrines
and the utherance of all schemes build up and sus-
tam Home interests and Home Enterprises and to the
chroniclng of Local and General News every varie
ty, Political, Commercial, gricutural Religious Lit
erary, Statistical and scelaneous-beg leave to in
form the Public that they have made arrangements to
increase the size their Sheet so as 10 make it the
LARGEST and CHEAPEST Paper in North Mississippi
With this enlargement--to take place about the
first of Marchand no alteration the terms with the
PROMISE on their part of giving the Community alto
gether more acceptable Paper-anyhow, in quantity
of reading matter, and in quality too if effort and en-
ergy will effect itthey confidently appeal to their
trends, personal and POLITICAL to lend helping hand
They wish such subscription list, and such an
amount OF advertising patronage, &c. as will Justify
the improvements they about to adopt.
TERMS.-S2,5o in advance, or $500 if not paid
within the first three months
NJ DAVENPORT & Co..
ABERDEEN, Mss FEB. 2Np, 1852.
DR.. NJ. DAVENPORT, EDITOR AND PRoPR1EroR.
CALVIN ]. NEAL.l
P. BEL. PEEBLES{ PUBLISHERS
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1. o. o. f. COLLEGIATE HIGH sCuooY

/ HIS institution will be opened ON Monday the 9Th
L M gay o. April or as thereafter as possible
-, Inc trustees have employed as principal Mr.. WIN
INV IN, OF South Carolina, whose Iong exner;ence
ana success as teacher qualify him in an eminent
degree Tor SO high and responsible station and thew
recommend him to the public being entitled to their
commence and patronage satisfactory testimonials of
ms qualifications be seen by caliinp on the Sec.
rotary, q. II. Grinneli ~ ~
competent Assistants will at all times be bronqbt
TO the aid of the Principal.
ms school fills vacuum in our community Iono
since needed medium or halfway ground between
common Schools and Colleges and the Trustees are
determined to make it second to none of its class in
the state and expect in short time to be able TO olive
suen an education as will qualify for any station in life
Inc year will be divided into two terms of Ave-
months each, commencing on the first MONDAY IN
March and September respectively
Inc rates OF tuition per session are as follows TO
be paid one half in advance y
or the Elementary English Studies, such as Gram
mar, geography. Arithmetic, Philosophy &c. $40 90
for mathematics and kindred studies togetber With
tne Languages, Latin, Greek, &c. &C.. sos on
should there be sufficient demand for a nri,na.
~ department, it will be established and conpetat
teachers employed. S r. MAI0NE p
% H. GRINNELL, Sec'U
columbus, Miss, March l3, 1852 ~
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GROCERIES! GRoCEREEs..
HADEN & READ,
INarl-et So Colu,nbDx. lF;;gs

Market Street Columbus, Mss,
lEEL thankful for the very liberal patronage exten
ded to them and respectfully solicit continuance
OF the same They invite Planters and Country Mer-
ehans to an examination OF their large and well selec-
ted assortment of Groceries Just received to-zyit
Brown, clarified, crushed, powdered, graduated and
loaf Sugars -'1
Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee
Molasses New Orleans Syrups; Rice; Pepper;
Glnger; AHsPiee; Salaratus; Soda; Ketchups and
Pickles; Imperial and Gun Powder Teas of the FIRST
quality; Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs Indigo,
Madder, Crackers Mustard, Chocolate, Rasins.
Almonds, Brazil Nuts. Sperm, Star and Adamantine
Candles, Soap and Starch; Iron and Steel. Nails,
Castings OF all kinds, Augers Chisels, Hammers.
Hatchets, Ardirons, Waffle Irons, FRYING Pans
Champagne, Wine Madeira, Port, Sherry. BRANDY.
Rum, Gin, and Whisky, just received from New
=, York of superior quality, Powder Shot and Lead
Flour, s. T. and St Louis Extra, Corn Meal. Bacon
Lard, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Scotch Snuff
superior quality good article of Letter Paner.
osnaburgs, Drillings, Domestics, Feathers, and
Unread, Just received from Pulaski, Tennessee.
anu Various other articles too numerous mention
All OF which will be sold low for Cash
April 3, 1852, ,o..c
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Pianos and Fine Furniture.
j. WOMELSDORFF.

| INFORMS the public that he has made an arranoe
/ ment with one of the most celebrated Piano man
utacores in the United States by which he will be en-
abled to supply the people of Columbus and the snr-
rounding country with Pianos ofthe best quality. fresh
from the hands ofthe makers The instruments offer
ed by him will be warranted to nosscs
tone, and will be sold at small advance nm the No
ork prices They will, also, be put in tune by Pro.
lessor Niarkstein, before delivery without any add
uonal charge to the purchaser. He has on hand. at
present two excellent instruments and will receive
urthef supply as soon as navigation opens. Persons
desiring Pianos any peculiar style can ba accomn
dated IN due season by calling and leaving their orders
Purchasers are invited to cali and examine for them
serves. J. WOMELSDORFF
Sept. 27th, 1851 *. Itt
n Bile also continues to keep on hand and for
sale good supply of Cabinet Furniture CONSISTING off
hne dressing and plain Bureaus, Bedsteads. Wash |
stands Chairs, Mattresses, Looking glasses &c
] w I
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]. E. WALSCHuD
40, DaupIlIr atreaa---alan.,

NoLE agent for Leuchete & Newton's New patent-
~ cd oilFer-string Piano-Fortes These Pianos are
used IN the North, in preference to all other in
on account of the improvement by the
d MINUS, which are made after the new method "a
,tsatuanopast'c, having fine, pure belke tone thew
heeP nee rom any rust and stay in tune much LONGER
tnan the steel-string instruments and therefore won
oe particularly well suited in the country, where the
instrument cannot be tuned so often. -
Just received new Silyer-strinp Pianos = oo4.,,o.
winch are offered for sale moderate and acconnoda
se''g terms, and warranted for several years
Also-Gultars, Violns, Flutes, Accordeons. Music.
&c, &C. Old Pianos taken in exchange
Pianos and other instruments tuned and repairea
April 10TH 1852 11.Ip -
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ANEW CARRIAGE SnUp,
WoLFINGToN & GoTKINs.
t-ua'm Street-tn f.caf Of lie CoazqBrs Fcaade-,, ,
COiUMRUS. MISS


L A'ING associated themselves togeth-.
er as partners, for the purpose of con- ES$srSL
uueung the above business, and having Y
tyWtePafed themselves with large ami commodious
are-room and other large shopS are now nrJ
TO make to order, any kind of work in their linz o
BUSINESS that their friends and customers NAV wish
purchase They viii keep constantly on hand an as
cash. - 9ie' ~" iof
Ia9lng hrst selected, personally and bought their
material at the North, viii enable them 10 sen work
er than 1t has been sold in this market heretofore
an new work warranted &c be equal to any but in
,nls section of country. They also. made arrange
ne, Whlie IN New Yofk, with large Carriage
Dealer to send them any kind of Carriages that then
,t ,ees may wish them 70 order. They have card of
ioout 90 engravings of different kinds OF Carriares
WIN the Me- style and price of each article attached
lrticle ordered. J''' 'A'
"A Al KINDS of repairing and Job Work done
With neatness and dispatch CallanJ see ~
Feb z, 1852. -
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-04-17

HOUSTON, MISSISSIPPI.
INffE subscriber has permanently located himself as
L tavern keeper, in the web known house, called
the /" Houston Hotel /" in Houston, Chckasaw coun-
ty, Miss. formerly kept by Capt. r. e. Steele Pri-
ces IN accordance with the times.
Alter eight years practice in the business, shall
try to have clean Sheets tabe-cloths, plates knives
forks &c Few servants, but good and attentive with
everything the table that this back country affords
80 people sustain me and will try to keep good
house Call and see for yourselves. | have, also,
the best stables attached to the premises, that aer in
Houston.
N B.-Horses and vehicles to hire at moderate pri-
ces, SO no passengers can be detained longer than
theyswlsh III. MCDOWELL.
Dec. 90, 1851. AK
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Weekly Packet for mobile.
Mis-

THE FINE FIRST CLASS PASSENGER STE4 lTT,P
Emmy LIND, GEO. W. CLOUDS -71 =,
u Master; HENRY JAYNE, Clerk - -
VIII run as regular packet during the season. com.
bile every Wednesday evening at oclock ar5,oe.
at Columbus on Friday evening Returninp-wii
leave Plymouth during the night of Friday, Westport
saturday at O'Clock a. M, Columbus at s a. m. and
arriving in Mobile, Tuesday morning
Jenny Lind Is first class boat, has been fully
0verhaued the past summer and put in complete order
bis steamer being in the interest of the planters
VIII run with the view of serving their interests. and
all engagements for freight passage may be relied
on. plan OF the cabin will be kept at our office
where berths can be engaged.
HALE & MURDOCH
NoiuiHOua, Sept. -, 1901. 35S AGENTS
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II!sz ed
SIS z.EIz sLIIxIIII9
AHEAD OF AUL OTHERS

THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURER! !,
! BECAUSE they are safer better and more efica-
ID clous than any others; and because the public will
take no others if they get them.
Five hundred thousand boxes have been sold annu-
ally for the last five years Young and DID, male and
female can always take them with equal safety with
out fear.
Ii pills be necessary for purging and cleansing the
stomach and bowels, and purging the blood and fluids
OF the body take ohersfor other pills produce
those combined effects or contain Sarsaparia in them
Eat drink and live as usual and pursue your usual
occupation whilst taking them without fear of taking
cold, during all kind of weather
One Thousand Dollars are waged that more oepu-
inc certificates (from physicians Clergymen Members
of Congress and respectable czens can be produc ed
OF their efficacy than of any Others and Ten Dollars
VIII be forfeited ID every instance where box will
not do more good than two boxes of any other
Forty Pills are in box and sold for Twenty Five
cents per box with directions and much wholesome ad
wee accompany each box They have no taste or un-
pleasant smeii-free from dust or powder of any kind
do not grippe the stomach or bowels,-produce no
sickness, vomiting bad feelings. They are rood at
all times, and adapted to most diseases common to
mankind.
No one having once taken them will be willing to
take any others afterwards, because they always do
good, and II they do not then no others viii. @
DIR. n. Il. LEIDY, the proprietor and manufacturer
Is regular Druggist Chemist and Physician, of fifteen
years experience in Philadelphia Graduate of the
University OF Pennsylvania; member of different
Medical Institutions of Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton, Baltimore, &c. and associate and corresponding
member OF several Medical Institutions of London and
Parls-hence the reason of the greater confidence
placed in his pills and there being in the
practice OF most respectable physicians throughout the
United States.
Principal Depot, Dr.LEIhY's D,sPENsARY, No. ia
North Front ST., Philadelphia--and sold wholesale
and retailby JAEIE BLAIR, Columbus Mi.
Also by COLEMAN & CLAYTON, Aberdeen Mi JOS |
FUCKER, Mobile, Ala; J. WRIiHT & CO., N. @.
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CLIREHUGH,S
1FEcopherGus ca E'.sl esat HEcdfc, fed
CQIP0FJED

/ / hoUoANDS have testified to the entire recovery
VI tielF halr alter having lost it for years and al
various periods of life. No matter how fbip or VT
coarse dry or harsh the hair may be- il viii be reso
y soit glossy, healthy and luxurious cron i the
boon thr' 9e regularly applied. Those who have
rrieoho eu win premature gray har, have BY the
not only stopned tbar oraoreSS h., had
thelr hair changed to It's original cot,r tn ,nno
.oii u ue iricopherous differs entirely and Gem.
from every other article for similar purpose
= NOT intended merely to anoint the hair Int is
PPoaote TO the skin, and to act through If ON the
lives oiooa-vessels and absorbants connected with
.le ioot OF pub OF the hair The certain preserva
u ihe mar and its color is thus guaranteed TO all
- WIZ 11ere to the directions or advice of Mr. CT.
baas 4 ne prescribed use of the Tricopherous has
oeeh found certain for all cuaneous diseases of
me scalp whether in children or admits So J,n'
anu otne eXcresence thrown off by the skin even
~ most healthy state, disappear under the efnence
and active. in GEAR, heany
ne 1ncoPherous from its irritant and bI;sts,;nc
mas proved to ladies' an invauahla ros,ors
where the hair has fallen off from the seans or
the hni png oVerstraned or TIGHTLY tied where
INV o,ha- oeooine weak from confinement or from
10y o'her cause peculiar to the female const;,,t;op.
period of life W preserve the hair to the last
ro,,s puohc are cautioned against base and delete
49, og'erielt, advertised and sold ppder the same
.I i's sony virtue Is being sold at o. cents The
49, and loss of the hair has in every in
lance, followed its use
ylng each bottle ' a'i' aoconPs'
rrnoaPal Office, I7e, Broadway. where advice il
wen oy Mr. Clrehugh on all diseases connectad With
ne growth of the hair. 1ee'eu WIN
Tor sale in Columbus bv
Dec "a, 1851. ASSN TAYLOR G. MCCARTHY
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OTTLEY & TRAVIS
Have received and opened their
SPRING a SUMMER STOCK az sxnnn.

nave received and opened their
eFHiNG q SUMMER STOCK OF GOODs
Mnicn makes Their assortment very complete They
INVITE the cltzens OF Columbus and surrounding conn
cry 10 call and examine for themselves they are DO
termned to sell on liberal terms as anv bonSo =
tne place. Their stock embraces the followng roods
Fine printed Tissues, lvery prettv) e0'0'
Grenadones, rich and beautiful,
+" Tissue robes;
assortment Bereges, all prices Printed Organdys;
and Challes iiieo'
Black Gro de Rhine and Brocade silks
mourning Lawns; printed and dotted Swiss unslin
Embroidered Swiss Robes;
Pnnted Jackonets, inc assortment; blk Bombazine.
Brocaded and gauze Neck Ties:
Embroidered Sleeves, beautiful assortment.
Lace Collars and Cuffs; Napoleon lace Canas.
Blk lace Points; Blk lace Mantillas:
Dotted figured and checked Swiss Muslin:
Silk and cotton Hdks; -
french, Scotch and American Lawns;
bishop Lawns; Grass Cloth and Skirts.
Bonnets, variety; Wreaths and Artificial Flowers.
Gloves and Mits of every kind. -
Pm and fig'd Bobbinett
Thread Lace and Edpings:
Ribbons of every description:
FRENCH Eng and American Prints all prices.
scotch and American Ginghams: Hosiery &c.
Linen Drillings;
Bro. and yellow linen and lin Drck.
Irish and Table Linens: Bleacbed and Bro uo11.r5
French and Eng. Blk Drap D Etc; Cottonade:
Ghambrays, Cambets and Nankeens ;black Alpacas.
Pnnges Braids. Tape &c; Apron Checks; Tekings:
BPk tabby Velvet; Blend and Bro. Canton FfanneeI'
Ready made Clothing, good assortment;
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings;
Bleaehed and Bro. Domestics.
cotton Osnaburgs, aheavy article;
stripes and other goods for servt's clothing;
Large assortment of Gents and Bows Fashionable
Hats OF every kind; Umbrellas and ParasoIs.
0anaies, brides, and Martengills Saddle-Baqs
Whips, &c; Travelling bags and Trunks:
Boots and Shoes, good assortment =
China, Glass, and Queens-ware. TooL;no. c,1..
Hardware and Cutlery, good assortment. cornnri
ng an kinds of Carpenters and Farming Tools ana
, a Darrell Guns, Woodward &C.. &c And aIi
er articles usually kept in their line, which thew are
EN- with call ''0 VINO may favor
Columbus, March 81, 1852 q. D