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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

tTThe elements Of Gen. SCOTS strength,
says the Alexandra Gazette, lie in the mass
es ofae People. Every day develops the at
tachment of the People to him, and their
gratitude for his services. Politicians can
not successfully contend against the gene
rous impulses of the People to honor man
who has done honor to himself and his coun-
try, and whose deeds have contributed to the
renown of the Republic. From all quar-.
tiers the most encouraging acc 'unts are re-
Gel, ed confirmatory Of this opinion. We do
not choose to initiate the example of our Po-
litical opponents, and boast and brag as they
do, but we are willing to record our predic-
ton, and let the result test the correctness of
our judgment. Let the Wings but work
manfully together, and they have the pros
pect of glorious triumph.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

Recollect that the English and German
Scott Clubs hold their meetings together
THIS EVENING, at the Club Hall. There will,
of course, be large attendance, as speeches
in both languages may be expected, besides
the regular business. We hope to see many
of our Democratic friends there. The truth
will hurt no one, and we anticipate nothing
but the truth will be heard this evening in the
Club Hall. FsLtf
p. S.-We are informed that the Young
Mems Scott Club will hold its regular meet.
ing tomorrow night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24


GEN. PIERcE-The Norfolk Courier, after
publishing the article from the Baltimore pa
pers in reference to personal indiguity offor-
ed Gen Pierce in Mexico, and which, it is
alleged he did not resist, gives the following
extract from letter received by a gentle
man in Norfolk, dated Baltimore, September
18th, 1852, and which contains the authority
for the charge::against Gen. Pierce:
"The name Of the Capt. in tho u. S
Army, who is the auther,i is Capt. Gen. Nc
Lane, Locofoco, and a former Minister to the
Court of St.. James. He is also brother to
Hon. Robt. McLane, Democrat elector for
this State. Capt. Mel. is strong Democrat,
but SUGARS he cannot rot for Pierce for he is a
copard! The responsibility of the source is be-
yond question. Capt. McI.ane is in the city,
and is waiting for a denial OF his remarks, and
is milling to make an affidavit to his truth under
has oarn: AS HE WAS PRESENT AT THE TINE IN
MEXICO"
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hey are equalled, by any other town on the

they are equalled, by any other town on the
river.
These remarks, setting forth in plain terms
the present position Of our city, and foreshad-
owings Of what it is soon to become, are de-
signed to draw the attention of our citizens
and Of the neighboring country, to the many
advantages to be found at home, without go
ing abroad at an expense Of time and money
to seek them.
They have already attracted the attention
of capitalists and merchants in the great
cities of the East, who are beginning to real
ize our prospects and are placing among US
las in the case of Merritt, Field e. Co., of
New York; houses, having every advantage
in assortment, goods, prices, &c. We hope
those who feel proud of the stand that Evans
vile is destined ere long to take, will cherish
such enterprises, so that through their sue
cess, they may draw other merchants and
other branches of business to our city.
As we feel assured on examination, that
the advantages which are offered by the
house above mentioned, and others of our
enterprising merchants, cannot be surpass-
ed, and as the stock Of goods this season OF
all descriptions, brought by these houses will
be very complete, and larger than ever before
brought to Evansville, we hope al inter.
ested will endeavor to make this .eason's
business both large and prosperous, well
knowing that those whose lot is cast with u.s.
can only grow with our growth and strength
en- with our strength.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

HOGs.-We hear Of NJ contracts at Evans
vile. The opening price will probably be
$4,75. Prices have fallen at Cincinnati from
what they commenced at. The first con-
tracts were made at $3.50, in view of great
scarcity of corn, but the corn crop looking
better now, we understand by pork man
from there prices have Become very much re-
duced. At Louisville, various contracts have
been made ut $5 net.
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JARRETr's FORD, KANAwHA, Vast

BURIED ALrvE.-An Irshman, who had
died very suddenly with the cholera, near
Wheeling, was taken to the Catholic burial
place, in that city, on Tuesday last. The
coffin was lowered into the grave, and the
party left; the sexton remaining to fill up the
earth, who, after throwing I'M few shovels
full. was alarmed by singular noise, as of
kicking and struggling in the coffin, so that
he ran away. He obtsined aid and returned,
raised and opened the coffin, and found thu
man turned on his face and his person warm.
lie had suffocatcd.
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Does mountain on you frownf
Keep at work;
You may undermine II yet;
lfyou stand and thump its base,
Sorry bruises you may git.
Keep at work.
Will Miss Fo. iune's face look souri,
Keep Mt work;
She may smile again some DAY:
IfyOu pull your hair and fret,
Rest assured she'll have her way.
Keep at work.
Does the world lift up its hcell
Keep at work;
Whether il be wrong or right,
May be you must oide your time.
II for victory you fight,
Keep at work.
II the devil growl at you,
Keep ut work.
That's the best way to resist:
you hold an argument,
You may feel his iron fist.
Keep at worx.
Are your talents vilined?
Keep mt work;
Greater men than YOU are hated.
lfyou are right then so ahead
Grit will be appreciated.
Keep ut work.
Everything is done by labor;
Keep at work.
lfyou would improve your stat on;
1'hev have help from Providence,
Who work out their own salvation.
Keep at work. -
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s'The l8ritishI The Briitsh,!,
The Lantern never tires Of giving digs into
the ribs of the Wings. The lumber for this
week has a laughable picture called "The
Great Ornament Of the Bar, preparingl a
smash for Gen. Scott" It is a good craica.
ture Hartford Courant.
But. unfortunately, that caricature was the
work Of our friend, F. Below, Esq, a talent
ed young Englishnaan who came over about
eighteen mosths ago. HE HAS STAND
ING ORDERS FROM BROUGHAM AND
THE OTHER ENGLISH EDITORS OF
THE LANTERN TO GET UP "CUTSs
CARICATURING GENERAL scotia.
The Democratic papers should pot exult oyer
the labors of the English enemies of old
Chippewa in behalf Of Pierce and King.
Merchants Ledger, independent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

Doors AND SHoEs.-Mr. V. X. Hendricks
& Co., have received great many packages
of Boots and Shoes at their new store, next
door to the Journal Office. They are now
ready to receive calls from wholesale or re-
tail customers, and show them an excellent
stock from which to select, with unobjection-
able prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24
6yMke Walsh has been nominated b,

TMike Walsh has been nominated by
the Democrats Of the Fourth District of New
York Mike will be elected as the district is
strongly Democratic. The Tribune is not
certain whether the district was made for
Mike or Mike for the district, but suspects
they will be found well suited to each other.
So, gentlemen of the House. make room for
Hon. Mike Walsh!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

KENTUCKY No. 2.-This steamer, built at
Evansville, was sold at Louisville last Tues
day,at auction. She was purchased for $3.50
by Capt. I. T. Morehcad, on account of some
gentlemen on Green River, who design run
ming her in that trade from Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

%Mr. Karl Heinzen, the German patriot,
has been making speech lately in Chicago.
We shall take much pleasure in making a
few extracts from this discourse for the es-
pecial qualification of our contemporary Of the
Volksbote.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

@One day last week three brothers, all
boys, and living in Buffalo, went into an or
chard and ate freely of unripe apples. The
next morning they all lay dead in room to
gether, having been attacked with cholera in
its most virulent form.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

@The long articles in to-day's Journal,
one relative to Evansville, and the other de-
fence of G en-. Scott, require no apology-in-
deed, we hope everybody will give them their
attention.
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H A NJ I l. T O N.


We clip the following note from the Ka-
nawha (Va.) Republican of the 9Th instant.
This is the fifth that we have seen of the
Democratic Vigilence Committee of that
district who prefer "to 60 for the Hero of
Lundy's Lane" If the active Democrats,
who have been relied on for their zeal as
members of the Vigilance Committee, thus
fall off, what may we not expect of luke
warm individuals of that party!
JARRETr's FORD, KANAwHA, VAT
49, August 81, 1852.
Mr.. NEwroN:-In looking over the printed
circular of the Democratic party, l see my
name on the Democ attic Committee. AS |
intend to 60 for the Hero of I.undy's Lane,
and take as many with me rs l can, you will
please give notice through your paper that
they had better drop me, as dropped Pierce.
Yours respectfully, ISAAC N. ToDD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

EHon. GARRETT DAWES, one Of the
most powerful and eloquent men in the ma
ton, has taken the stump in favor of Scott
and Graham.
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GA Scott Club has been formed in ou1
sister city, Henderson. The Wings are do
ing good work there.
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A Sign OF THE TIMEs.-We learn from the
Hamilton 70. Intelligencer that the train
which went from Hamilton on Tuseday, to
attend the Wing meeting at Eaton, carried
an Irish and G. rman Scott Club-the form
er turned out one hundred and ten members,
and the latter sirty,fre.
the Irish Club wore badge of green rib
bon, and bore on their banner these words:
IRISH BOYS
Shamrock.
OF HAMILTON
for
SCOTT.
The German Club wore distinctive badge,
and carried banner inscribed; 4.
G E r NJ AN
SCOTT CT UB
from
II ANIL TON.
This shows what part the naturalized vot-
ers who have acted SO long with the Locofo-
CO party, intend to take in this Presidential
election.-[ Gin. Gesette.
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TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION.

TEACdGH6 AS8OC1ATION.
The meeting Of the Teachers Association III South
Western Indiana, will be held at the Ncwburgh Academy
on Friday 9th inst. commencing at 10 O'clock Teach
and Friends Education and adjoining
ties, arc invited TO be present. Per Order.
scptI7 A. ]. WHEELER, Scc'y,
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ELHcToRAL TICKET.

- SENATORIAL ELECTORS
HENRY s. LANE, Of Montgomery county.
PLEASANT A. HACCIEMAN, Of Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First DisfeistsJoHx CBAsDLKR, Vanderburg county
geesad-JoHN ID. FvRecsos, Clark county.
TAirI-Cap, ScerTsC ARrER, ~ witxerand county.
FsrrtA-JoHN s. ScoBy, Decater county.
FitA-DAvfD KfEEaoRE, Delaware county.
SiIfh-JoHx l'osURS, Maion county.
SessnfA-RpcBARD w. THOMPSON, Vigo county.
EiTAtA-G. o. BkhN, Tippecanoe county.
Nnfh-T. 8. SrAxyIKLD, Sr., Joseph county.
Tssth-JAnEs s. FRAzfER. kosciusko county.
Eissssth-Gy,rAyysH H. voss. Hamilton county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

0HLast accounts, river was still falling Al
Louisville. Falling at this point.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fresh OystcrS!!
splendid article Of fresh oysters at Smiths Eagle
Restaurant. Just received and ready be served up in
Ericurean style. sept -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OCASES F incy Prints reed and for sale by
= scpte4 JAS. LOW & CO.. 4i7 Main st. Lou. KY
ECASES Cashmcrse reed and 70 sals by
- sept24 JAS. Low & CO., 4l7 Main st. Lou. Ky.
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"HITE LIME-5Obbls Gin nolr bbls) reed per d;
w boat this day and for sale by
septa3 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 81.
Flour arm at 3 309 - 35c for superne, at % to9
GU for extra.
whsky-Sales Ia prime. Provisions, nothing doing,
sales Of I5p bags Rio Coffee o. Linseed OIL sale 6sD
20. Sales 300 boxes price.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

NEW ORLkANs, Sept. 20.
The market Is extrcmely dull. Flour-Oho email lots
sold at - ST. Louis, - r. Sales Of mixed 5see;:
white do. 6lc Bacon is depressed, sides sold 9t99i:
Shoulders 1a1t Lard Icd Ieic. Cheese Re. whisky,
sales Of small lots 60 Rio coffee quoted at Fl.
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1CAsES Hack and White Prints Franklin, reed and
II for sale b, Jas. LOW Il co.
sept22 Al Main strset Louisville Ky.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OnlY three books are REQUIRED,

Day Book, Cash Book, and Ledger. The following is
summary of its peculiar advantages.
/. A Correct STOCK ACCOUNT, showing the
act amount of all the business TRANSACTIONS at any
period Of The year.
.. A Correct CASH Account showing daily cash,
daily balance on hand and total cash transactions
3. A SIMPLE PLAN for keeping the petty or tran.
sent accounts, which generally much
trouble and extra writing
4. The ACCURACY of the Books can be proved at
any period, by means of Trial Balance,
large Double Entry
s. BY balancing al the close of the year. the Stock
Account, the Trader will learn the total of
the years transactions, and the nett profit or loss
to each partner
6. Traders adopt this system at any period of
the year, without new set of books, Swing, ac-
cordng to the nature of the business, from
fourth, one-third one-half and in some cases. even
two thirds the accounts. This system is not adap-
ted to Shipping Commission business. Mr..
Hoyt has other kinds, to suit ANY business, For
eign Domestic.
We, the undersigned Merchants, Traders and Account
ants, having adopted Hoyrs New system of Book Keep
ing certify that all the advantages he claims for it, have
been fully verified by u.s. and in all respects strictly
true. We can honestly recommend all Retailers, Me-
chdniCs and others, to adopt it, the best aud
simple system we have seen. Mr. Hoyt is fine
Penman, an old and thoroughly accomplished Account
ant; by long experience perfectly acquainted with the
details OF business, and evidently master III every de-
partment of Accounts. AS such cordially recommend
him to public favor. His terms mere nothing in
comparison to the value his Instructions.
We wish to add that having learned and paid for our
tuition, and Immediately adopted it in business
decline answering the innumerable questions, to the
how or the way in which our books now kept, or
to display them to the inspection of others. To all such
inquiries. say if you wish to learn 60 to Mr.. HOyt
the author, who will faithfully teach you We have no
right to teach it,
4. Il O. K Earle, Lumber Dealers.
Charles II. Whiting, Book Keeper to Draper & Clark.
Collins Geer, Book Keeper to Taft Harrington.
Howe d Hobbs
George A. Gates, Book Keeper to John Gates.
Worcester Jan. 30, 1852. dit
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Great Daguerrean Gallery.

No. 2O7 Main Street,
Two doors North of the American Tenn
perance House, Worcester.
rNHIS Establishment, which is the Oldest and most
L popular one ever established in Worcester, untes
advantages for carrying The Daguerrean art in
all its PROJECTIONS and beauty Within brief time this
establishment has produced 10000 Pictures, which
point of superiority and accuracy have, and never
can be, exceed.
The proprietor, Dr. VAN ALSTIN, being the Oldest
in this city, is prepared to challenge competition
sk either the perfection and beauty OF Daguerreo-
type productions in the exceeding cheapness with
which he is enabled TO Offer them to the public
N. B-Stock of superior quality constantly on hand,
.l. oct Is
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400 Bay State, and other Wooden sHAWLS, reduce
price from so cts, to 50 each.
25 Ready Made CLOAKs, (the balance of the stoek,)
selling from so to EI5, worth SO to S25.
The entire stock of EMBROIDERIES, Millinery, He
sery, Thread. Stores, &C. &c, reduced in price from
10 to so per cent.
unexpectedly ask customers to observe one PEcU-
LIARITY of our CHEAP SALES, which is that ALL
the goods advertised actually for sale, and art
Gle asked for that is in Ca alogues will be call gomez
within a reasonable time after the commencement of
the sale. CHAMBERLAIN d. co.
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House for Sale.

Ia THE Situation owned and occupied by the Sub.
im scriber, on Summer street The lot North oil
the house contains fifty different varie.
ties of hoiee Fruit, all in bearing This will be found
one of the most desirable lots for building in this
CITY, The house is large, and commodious for one or
two families, and is in good repair it has never fail
ing well of good water in its cellar, and is warmed by
well arranged Furnace set in the cellar. The above of
lers the Terms will be made easy, and
possession given on the lst of April.
RUFUS ID. DUNBAR.
" orcester, Jan. H. 1852 janis diff
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DRESS GOODS,

Form'r Price. Pres't Price.
20 ps Rich Brocade SILKS 81 to $780, 62ac 10 81
10 " Chine do lbs 75c to 1.25
20 high Cord Plaid do 62a, soc
all wool Thibets, choice col. 81, IS cts
10 Lyonese Cloths so TO 6&!c, 37lc
" GA Canton Cloth, SOC. 25c
25 " Brk & Cord Apacas Is to Scots, IL! to 25
25 '' Plaid Cashmeres IS cts 25c
20 " Rich Cashmeres DeLains, IS to 81, so to 75c
10 " All Wool De Lains, 50 to 62a 37ato5
80 &c Persian Cloths, 33 cts. 20 cts
l Case Rich Eng. De LANES, 25 q" II
&c Manchester do u to2O 124 +"
/" British do 12t II 10 "
I" Madder Cold Prints cts 81 /"
g Fine English Ginghams, IS" II
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Trial Bottle only IS Cents.
A ed cas- TOR OIL,
CythereGn EE0dr OIL,


TFNHE only recipe in America for incorporating Rose
i mary and Castor OIL by an eaboraIe and intricate
process, is i'll possession of Mr.. s. great credit is due
him for his untrng endeavors to furnish these ingredi
ens in liquid FORM free from all injurious properties,
such as ALcHoHoL AND SPIRITS.
For Beautifyng, Improving, CoOrng Restoring, Curl
ing and Invgorang, the Hair, there is preparation
superior equal to this combination of Rosemary and
Castor Oil the virtues of these being well known to
require further enconium. Ii is invariably warranted,
lst-To curl the hair beautifully.
2d-To remove dandruff effectually.
3d.-To restore the hair to bald heads.
4th.-To give all light hair rich dark color.
5th-To prevent the hair from being oily greasy
9th. To give to whskers beautiful appearance.
7th.--To have no injurious effects on the hair
Sth.-Tu prevent the hair from ling off,
9th.-To cure disease of the scalp.
l0th-To cure the worst headaches
1t can be used on the heads of Children, with perfect
safety and the happiest results.
G Only Seventy-fve Gents fora large Bottle each in
fancy box without chgrge. The box will acco-
modate Oil Brush ana Comb.
CAUTION.-Imitatons of this article have made
their appearance Be and get it of the proprietor,
or of his regular agents, and that the proprieors
name each bottle or box.
Sold, Wholesale and tail, by the Manufacturer and
Proprietor RUSSELL SPALDING, No. 90 fremont
Row, Opposite the Boston Museum,) Boston, Mass,
U SA.
Sold by Agents everywhere
Country Merchants are invited to call, as Agents
wished in every town, city and village.
Wholesale and Retail Agents fo Worcester
M. B. GREEN ZIG Main Street.
And JAMES GREEN, III Main Street.
Merchants anil dealers the vicinity supplied at
prices, and names added to this Agents.
o20- diamweow ly
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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
q ?. CHAMPNEY would call the attention of pur-
.. chasers to his Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jew
ery Silver Ware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &C., &c
My Stock is LARGE, well selected, well b. ught and
will be sold well for the purchaser Personal attention
given TO WATCH WORK All kinds of Jewelry repaired
IN the BEST manner.
Also, Electro Guiding and Silvering. Feeling thank
full for past favcrs intend to merit continuance OF
the same No. Plpers Block, 267 Main street.
Jan. 20, 1852. DIFF
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
IN THE WEEKLY SPY.

One Dollar Square for three insertions, and Twenty
Gents square per week for contnuances Upon adver
isements inserted both in Daily and Weekly discount
OF 80 per will be made from the price charged for
inserting in the daily only.
Advertisements the inside exclusively, to be
charged at the rate of so ser in advance of the
above rates.
~ AH advertisements from strangers transient
persons 10 be paid in adUdnce.
"YtThe space occupied by eleven lines is counted
square.
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
2I2 Main street, CButlman Row

u L ON ARLb q ItOMAS DIX
EDITORS AND PROPRIEToRs.
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Soap and Candles.
Charcoal.

BERKSHIRE co. CHARCOAL, made entirely from
Id the hest of Hard Wood constantly on hand and Tor
sale at Plymouth street Coal Yard. Office, NO. 2OI
Main street. two doors north American House
ap9 distf III M. BAkbouh
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
De LANES at 10 10 Gents,
January Dist. 1859.

january HISC, l0OE.
VNTE invite particular attention to our Stock of EN-.
w BROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, Sc. which is
marked down from Is to SO per cent.
We offer great variety of
French and Scotch Collars, Cuffs. &C.,
at less than cost of Importation. Lace, Cam
brio, aud Muslin Ed5ings &c, VERY Low PRICES
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, al great bargains 1ur
Stock is still very largen all departments, and although
Goods selling very freely the reduced prices, we
have plenty Of" BARGAINS" left the I" SAME SORT"
jan2l-d6twtf M II. H. CHAMBERLAIN Il co.
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Terms---Sf.OO per Annum,. or $500 il
paid i'll advance.
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OAR ETS.

All the 3PLY CARPETS, including the Imperial su
pprs from IS 81 per yard; former prices $ll2a
$l,37a all the sUPERFINEs from 62a to rs cts; al
The FINES and COMMONS from so to 62a cts; 10 ps.
heavy List Carpets for 375 ctsworth AS Superior Brus-
sels nfS from Ectr IL q