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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-02
A HONE PICTURE.

One autumn night, when the wind was high,
And the rain fell in heavy FLASHES,
\ little boy sat by the kitchen fire,
popping corn in the ashes;
And his sister, a curly-haired child of three,
Sat looking on just close by his knee.
The blast went howling round the house,
As if to get in twas trying;
II ratified the latch of the outer door,
Then seemed it baby crying;
Now and then drop down the chimney came,
And spluttered and hissed in the bright red
flame.
Pop pop-and the kernels one by one,
Came out of the embers flying;
The boy held long pine stick in his hand,
And kept it busiy plying;
He stirred the corn and it snapped the more,
And faster jumped to the clean-swept floor.
A part of the kernels hoped out one way,
And part hoped out the other;
Some few plump into the sisters lap,
Some under the stool of the brother;
The little girl gathered them into heap,
And called them a flock of milk-white sheep.
All at once the boy sat still mouse,
And into the fire kept gazing;
lie quite forgot he was popping corn,
For he looked where the wood was blazing
He looked and fancied that he could see
4 house and a barn, a bird and tree.
Still steadily gazed the boy at these,
And pussys grey back kept stroking,
Till his little sister cried out, 'swhy, Bub,
Only see how the corn is smoking!'
And sure enough. when the boy looked back,
The corn in the ashes was burnt quite black.
Never mind" said he, 'Ewe shall have enough,
So now, let's sit back and eat it.
I'll carry the stools and you the corn;
Tis nice-nobOdy can beat it..
She took up the corn in her pinafore,
And they ate it all, nor wished for more.
AMERICAN UNION.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-02
SaIIy-ann Sharp's Curiosities.

''Pa, do chimneys make pictures 30
''No child, why do you ask -
''Why heard MIR. Lampledon say ours draws
well.''
''Nla, have steamboat boilers wings?"
''0h, don't bother me-no."
E'Why heard gentleman talking about
boiler fue.''
spa, can that gold ring of mas run? ?"
'sNo, child, no."
.sWell heard gentleman say that it was
chased"
.sMa can steamboat wheels hugf"
..No, child, what put such thought in your
head ?'
..Why heard man talking about wheel
arms, did
ITO be continued as soon as the creek falls
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-02
nsy-we take the following racy of item from

EPWe take the following racy OF lten Iroih
the Local column of the Cleveland Herald:
friend recently returned from the East, says
that in the same car with himself were newly
married couple, who had evidently seen little OF
the world. They were happy but they coud NJ
keep it to themselves, and were constantly
clasping hands, whispering and smuggling up to
each other like kitten to a hot brick They
were the observed of all observers" Atlength
the train went laundering through the long,
dark tunnel, and our friend kissed his hand
with smack which was heard throughout the
car OF course, as the train emerged into the
light, all eyes were turned upon the LOVING
couple, who, though innocent of the kiss, were
rosy with the consciousness of being suspected;
The thing was more than they could bear, ana
at the next station they left the train.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-02
a Yankee EnterDrise

We learn from the Boston Transcript that by
the schooner Lamartine, which cleared at that
port on Thursday for Cumana, Venzuela, par
ty of adventurers went out furnished with
compliment of machinery, for the purpose of
raising treasure from the wreck of the Spanish
vessel San Pedro, which was lost off Vsnzuela
more than century ago. 1t is supposed the
vessel had about $4,000 900 on board, which
vas sent by the home government to pay of
troops in her domnions in the new world. Some
two years since, portion of the present party
discovered the wreck, and with the aid of the
little apparatus for the purpose, succeeded in
raising about $25, 900, and cleared the wreck,
that they now anticipate operations will be
comparatively easy. A steam engine will be
carried out, and also a diving machine of inge-
NOUS construction, newly invented by Mr.. James
4. Whipple, together with a submarine armor,
and all other apparatus deemed necessary for
the most scientific fathoming of the boundless
deep. Should this enterprising company secure
the whole of their supposed vastly rich prize,
they viii not only suddenly become millionares
IN wealth, but lnillionares literally 'tof the first
water"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-02

SgFA handsome young Yankee pedlar made
love to a rich widow in the State of Ohio but
accompanied his declaration with two impedi-
ments to their union.
Name them," said the widow
''The want of means to set up retail store
is the first replied the pedlar.
They parted and she sent the pedlar a check
'0r ample means. When they again met, the
pedlar had hired and stocked his store, and the
'alr one desired to know the other impediment
We'll, have another wife," said the dealer
II notions.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-12-02

PERsMoNs AND COLD WINTERs.-We have
heard of gander and goose-bone signs, bear
signs, and Indian signs, of cold winter, but nev-
er of the Persimmon sign, till we met with the
following from the Richmond (Va.) Republican.
We pray the editor may be no prophet:
A HARD WINTER CoNnNG.-We were laughed
at last winter because we said the uncommonly
large crop of persimmons indicated an uncom-
monty cold winter Well, there is large crop
growing now, aud we prognosticate another hard
winter Remember, this is November 4th, and
the weather has been remarkably fine all this
Fall.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

Bea- We are indebted to Mulford &
Searls for copies of Graham and Harper
containing abundance of excellent read
ing, and beautifully illustrated. This
number of Harper is the best ever pub
lished where all are good. Mulford s.
Searls keep the best assortment Of books
periodicals and papers in this city, and
the lterati, Aedgcd and unfedged, had
better call.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

CONVICTION FOR RIoT.-John Adams,
John Newman, Henry Ayres, and -
Reed were convictcdson Wednesday of
riot, in breaking the door and furniture
of Miss Isabella Hall, at the house Of i'll
fame on the hill east Of the town, while
they were intoxicated, on Monday night
last, between II and IL o'clock. One
of the frail tenants of the house, fright
ened by the rout, jumped out of thu
window, in the storm, and hid herself
behind the trees. The rioters were
severally fined $50.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

FLOOD AT MARYsvILLE.-OnS Saturday
night another overflow occurred at
Marysville, reaching in altitude foot
higher than the flood of last sp ring. The
rise of the water was arrested by the
cessa tion of the rains. Seve raj brick
build ings were seriously injured by the
settling of the earth causing the walls
to crack a nd fall. The Comanche dis
charged her freight Saturday at tho
bank at the foot of c street, in the up
per part Of the town, and the Urilda
on Sunday was tied to the aw ming posts
of the stores on the east side of the
plaza.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

nA- The great rains and melting of
the snow raised Deer Creek on Saturday
last, full foot higher than it was last
year when the Theatre and other build
ings went down stream. Much appre.
hension was felt for the fine bridges at
the foot of Broad and Main streets, and
the planks were taken from the Main
street bridge, and the timbers secured
by ropes But the waters subsidized
without injuring them. Two valuable
bridges at Crawford & Woods saw mill,
were swept off by the food. Buildings
OF the poorer sort suffered by the weight
OF snow caving the roofs
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

BEAR RIVER. Mr.. Tate, of Storms
Ranch, informs us that Bear River was
higher on Saturday than it had been
for two years before. The bridge over
the river near that ranch is fifty feet
above low water mark but the water
rose to within fifteen feet of the bridge,
thirty 6vo feet! Large qunttics Of
drift timber were driving down the
stream, and the force and fury Of the
water was terrific 10 witness.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

No. A gentleman from Snow Tent
informs us that rumor is current there
that three persons persisted in the snow
during the late storm. Their voices were
heard, and search was made by several
men and dog, but they could not be
found in the darkness, heavy snow and
violent storm.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

WELLS, FARGO & Co. will send their
next regular semi-monthly Express for
the mail steamer Northerner, Jan. lst,
1853 Drafts drawn payable at the va
rious Offices of the American Express Co.
throughout the Atlantic states. Treas
ure, letters and packages received up to
Wednesday evening Dec. %.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

BsiS" The accounts from San Francis
co show heavy storm there on Friday
last. The Golden Gate was unable to
come to the wharf and the risk of going
10 her IN toats was tso great to be much
attempted.
The Nevada journal., 1852-12-24

Think deceased was little annoying when
she pushed deft. out Of door; deft. went and
took drink u brandy in minute after he
shot the woman when I told him hr had
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-28
H0BENsACK'S LIVER PILLS,

No part of the system is moro liable to dis
case than the Liver, it serving n" tiltcrer to
purify the blood, or giving the proper secretion
10 the bile; so that any wrong notion ofthc Liv-
or affects the other important parts of the sys-
ten, and results yariously, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, &c. We should, there
fore, watch every symptom that might indicate
wrong action Of the Liver. These Pills be-
ing composed Of ROOTS and PLANTS furnish
cd by nature to heal The sick: Namely, LIST,
An ExrEcroRANT, which augmcn,s the sccre-
ton from tho Pulmonary mucous membrane, or
promotes the discharge Of secrcted mattcr.--
Cd. An ALTERNATIVE, which changes in some
incxplirablc and inscnsihlc manner the certain
morbid action Of the system. Sd. A TOXIC,
which gives tone and strength to tho nervous
system, renewing health and vigor to all parts
Of the body. 9TH, a Cdihariic, which acts in
perfect harmony with the other Ingredients nd
operating on the bowels. and expcling the
whole mass Of corrupt aud vitiatcd inattcr, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys disease and
restores health.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-28
EW- AGENCY OF DIR. FlTCH'S
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

pcctoral Balsam, Dcpurativc Syrup,
Pcc,oral Espectorant, Heart Corcctor,
PGct0ral Liniment, 1IumOr C0rrcctOr,
Pure and Medical Cod Cough and Ca,hartic
Liver oil, Pills,
Aniidyspcptc mixture, VcrmiiuEo,
Ncryine, Female Pills,
Fcmnlc Specific, &c. &c.
Used by lin constantly and with unprecedented
success in the treatment Of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. ASkma, Heart
Diseases, Dyspepsia, Scrcfuia, SKIN Dis
cases, Rheumatism, Female complaints,
Piles, &c. &c.
DR.. Fitch's uncquallcd Patent silver plated Alb.
dominal Supporters;
DR.. Fitca's improved plated steol-Sbring Shoul-
der Brace;
Dr.. FicL's Silver lnlaling Tube.
DIR. FITCIfS GELEBR. i1ED SLY
LECTURES
On tho prevention and cure Of Consumption,
Asthma, Diseases Of the Heart, &c., and on tho
mcilml Of preserving Health and Beauty to an
old arc.
Thi. hook should be in every family. To the
consuinplvo it points out tho only reasonable
hope for relief. 10 mothers tho directions il
gives for the care and education of children arc
invaluable. $4,000 copies Of this book have
passed through the press, and tho sacs con,n-
uo lnabaisd.
For sale by S. S. FITCH & Co., No. 7o7
Broadway, New York, and II. II. Carr,
Morgantown, Va.
Gf" DR.. Fi'ch's 6uide 10 hralMs, or
Directions to persons using DR.. Fitch's Re-
NEEDLES, 10 be had, gratis, of all his Agents.
July 6, 1850. d7tf
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-28

4, 1IArMovn. SC. rlcEESrau6n.
Tie Way to SAGE low 1loacy!!
CALLAT
RAYMOND & rICKENpAUGll'S
G,Ea 81 a u
PHIL ADELPHlA AND PARIS STORE

WE have Jus, received md opened very
larrc and u,ngl beautiful stock of new SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, Of every variety, and
MS for hcing chuap, they beat tho world Tor
that, Goods have never been sold Us low here
rs We are nuw selling them. since the begin
Mug of the Christian Ela. We can and are
found to beat any thing yon can scare up III
this country. Our stock is Inil and complete,
and our Gnuhs being bought for cash, cannot
BE- heat. anl will be sold on the most accom-
rin,aIngtrrns. All kinds Of country produce
tahun in exchange.
Cur Stock consists of the following articles
in great abundance :-IiomgcE, lawns, hcragc
de lanes, French lawns, plain and embroidered
sHisscs, prints, muslns-blcached aud brown
fine npaccas n; IS cts. per yard, silks and gng-
hams. ribbons and laccs, flowers, hosiery,
Nous and Womcn's Gloves Of every style
All colors of Sarccnct and Grape for bonnet Ii
iumgs. Bonnets for Women and Misses.
CLOTHS. CASSlNETS, CASSlAl ERES,
Coltunadcs, white and brown Linens, Mems 4
Buvs Wear Of every description. a large and
we'll selected stock Of Ready Made CI"thing,
trunks, valiccs, carpet bags, and little ofcv-
Crything else.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
Groceries, looking glasses. Carpenters ioVis,
cotton Yarn and batting, boots and shncS.
IJ'Wc invite tho Ladies' particularly to call
and examine our Stock, whether You hny or
not. But We will guarantee yon buy before
you leave, MS VIC arc extremely fond Of show
Ing our Goods TO the Ladies'.
Being grateful TO our friends for their former
patronage, VIC still solicit their attention to onr
now stock, and obliga,o ourselves IN make il 10
your advantage to buy Of us. bring all you
see who want to buy cheap Goods, as We are
the very fellows who can make your pockets
glad by saving them money. ..-.
RAYMOND & PiCKENGAUGN.
Morgantown, May 20, 1852. liG-tc
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4 [zliHI .lI| @
EYJSYTI;IIsF: II i siijIiIEg tjis'Esa
AHEAD or Az OTHERS.

The Envy Of all Pill Manufactures
BECAUSE ,hoy are safer, better and more
ID effioacous than my others; and because
the public will take no others If they can oh
tain them.
100000 BOXES
have boon annually sold within the last 8 years
YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,
can always take them with equal safety, with
out fear. .--.......
II PILLS De NECESSARY
for pnraing and cleansing the stomach and how
ella. md purifying tho Blood and fluids of tho
body, take no others-for no other pills produce
in them.
Eat, Drink and Lire as slsua,
and pursue your usual occupation whilst taking,
them, without fear of taking cold, during all
kinds Of weather. aF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
arc wagcrcd that more genuine certificates
from Physicians, Clcrgymcn, Members of Con.
gress and respectable citizens can be produced
Of thcir efficacy than Of any others, and
TEN DOLLARS
will be forfeited in every instance where ONE
Ilox will not do more good than Two Boxes Of
any others.
Forty Pills are in n Bor P!
and sold at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a Box, with
dreciionss and much wholesome advice accom-
panying each box.
They have no taste or unpleasant smell,
Free from dust or powder of any kind,
Do not grippe the Stomach or Bowels,
Produce no sickness, vomiting, or bad feelings,
They arc GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
And adapted to mos. diseases common TO
mankind.
No one having once taken them will be will
ing afterwards to take my others, kscauso thew
always do good, md iithcy do no. then no 9th
cru will.
DIR. N. B. LEIDY, tho Proprietor and
Manufacturer, is regular Druggist, Chemist &
Physician, Of fifteen years experience in phila-
dclphia Graduate ofthc University of Pcnnsyl-
vania; Member Of different Medical Institutions
OF Philadelphia, New York, Boston, baltimore.
&C., and associate and corresponding member
of several Medical Institutions Of London and
Paris-hcncc the reason of the greater conf
denco placed in his pills, and there being rc.
commended in the practice Of most respectable
physicians throughout the United States.
ID Principal Depot, DR.. Lcidy's Dispcnsary,
No. Iii North FOURTH ST., Philadelphia
and sold WHOLESALE and retail by
II. II. CARR, Morgantown;
S. IIccrmans, Fcowsyillc;
T. r. Curtis, Clarksburg & hlillcrsyillc; +.
s. & J. llccrmans, GrcigSvie;
NJ. NJ. Campbell, Fairmont; "
Malloneo & Newton, pruntytown;
Stricklcr & Co., philippi;
irooko s Co., Laurel Point;
Skilos & Co., Union,own;
John lIagan, Smtlliold
Rinehart & Minor. Wayncshurg:
c. W. Mcstrczatt, Maplctown;
J. Hudson, Ncwtown;
D. N. RobiRson, Brownsville;
and by all Druggists and Slorckccpcrs in the VI
States. 56 ~ Sent, I, 1850.
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MEDICAL CARD.
Iev. III. II. ARNOLD.

@sR, TENDERS his services to the
~ citizens Of FAIRvIEw Taylor.
Ead town and vicinity, and to the
Ia public generally, as II Physician
aud Surgeon. Having been for some time
engaged III practice, he feels himself qual-
flied 10 treat diseases successfully. Office
in The house Of Mr.. I.i,man, in The room
formerly occupied by DR.. Bruden.
AS Om partially a stranscl, ! deem it
not improper Should any wish to inquire
particularly as to my qualifications and
chnror,er) to lirec, them, as references, to
H,B. Maihoh, M. D., Smilhlield, Fay.
cite county, Pa.
Rcr. a. G. Osborn, ELEPHANTS Furnace,
Fayelta county, Pa.
Rev. Caleb Resell, SmithGeld, do.do.
Rv.L. N. Puri@tOa, do. do. do.
have in my possession written recon.
mendations from tho above gentlemen,
bat think il unnecessary topubIish them
u, length.
Fairview, Greene CO., Pa, June Is, 1852,
Waynesburg papers please copy en-.
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To Females.

You will find these Pills an invaluable mcdi-
cine in many complaints to which you are sub
jcct. In distractions either total or partial,
they have been found Of incstimablc benefit,
restoring their functional arrangements to n
healthy action, purifying the blood and other
fluids so cncctuaIly MS to put to ilightaIl COM
plants which may arise from female Irregular.
tics, as headache, giddncss, dimness Of sight,
pain in the side, buck, Sc.
None genuine unless signcdJ. n. llobcisack,
all others being base Imitation.
H. Agents wishing now supplies, and Store
Keepers dcsirous Of becoming Agents mnst
address the Proprietary J. N. liobensack, Phil
adcIphiu, PA.
Price, each % cents.
CIV. Johnson, baltimore, Wholesale Agent
for Maryland and Virginia. Canon & McClcl-
land ,Uniontown, Pa. HI. Carr, Morgantown
lIagan, KingwOod. ]. A. Hale, Weston. S.
& j. Ilcrmans, FeIlowsvillc. Meredith, Smith
field, and by every Merchant in the U. States.
June aG, 1862. l5O-tt.
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FRESH AEsEIETaE!
AND
TefyncEi0as in FrfceS!!
AT D. II. CHADWICK s. COS.

TUST received from the East, Rich Dor.
81 dcrcd Parnsols, Queens gray & black
Silks, silk Fringe und fine Nlilts, Diaper,
Drill. red Flannel, sprigd Swiss, Bonnet
Cord Umbrellas, brown Muslins, short
Luce and black love Wells, Rohisson's
Shoes and Slippers, equally MS good ns any
nude III our town, also few Grass Hooks
We have jus, concluded to run Of some
things without regard TO cost. Call and
see, then, while bargains are going.
81 cent Calico for 4 cts.
l2b cent Lawns forS and 10 els.
lS3 cen, do for l28 cts.
Bevagcs very cheap.
Coffee, White Sugar, Tea, &c.
Keep your eyes on the Red Post il yon
want tho best bargains you ever purchased.
June &c, 1852. l5O.t.
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VIRGINIA, A..

VAVs sfst'., 49,
a, Rules held i'll the Clerk Office Of the Cir
cult Cuur; Of Preston county, on the first Mon
day in August, 1879:
Daniel Hunt, Complainant, }
VS.. ~ CHiNCERl
Harriet a. Hunt, pGtandant,)
The object of this suit is Ia obtain riHcnio
nRirimOHH divorce from the said Harriet A.
Hunt, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that She is moi an inhahltani Of this State: on
motion of the complainant by his attorney, it is
ordered that the Naid defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice, aud do what is n"c0ssaryt0 protect her
interest; and that copy Of this order be III
serted once week for four successive weeks
in the Mouonaalia Mirror, awccky newspaper
published III MorGamt0wM, MOnoDgaIia county,
and posted nj the front door Of the Court House
Of this county, on the first day Of the next
county Court. copy. TcStc:
JAS. II. CARROLL, Clerk.
G. CnEsAr, Attorney.
August I, 1852. l56-5t.
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General Advertiser.
RAIL ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE!
AND Ef1VWEs> TRAM TUEOtGn TOR THE
BENEFIT or TliE NEW YORK CHEAP

,..,, r,,,,r,. rr.,, r,r,,,.,, ror rr.
""p ','.,,''''9' '""lN '''''ovo'' ~" III
hENEflF OF TUE NJ" foEN clh"r
VARIETY STORE
LHi' o'r'red IN lime .i9F Tie foNrm y I"5 ~
CARR, SMITH Il CO.,
MO ahead again as usual. AN" are now
rAubIiim@ At their store 'om"S ~ Morgan,
Town, Va very large and We assorted
stock OF SUMMER GOODS o! every
price: quality aud description. which they
have concluded In rHn Of this time. a.
,s,t nj cost, just iOr The CuH Of Ike thing!
For Instance they have
Pant s,nII forGi cents per yari.
Flip calIcors. good GolOrs, for 81 per yd.
lawns, worth I2l cts, for s and 10 cts.
Ilryon.
EcmEc lairrs beautiful styles, for u!
rs, fcI yard. and all other Goods in like
.rop"ltrolr us to rhcpncSS. such us Prints:
h'laincs, pl~in and figured, Lawns very
c.rra(. hbarlmd aud brown NIusin~. fist
late, $ Ks, Satin', uid other nice DIcss
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VA, puRpiH, r. W. TOWER
MORGANT0WN BOOK STORE.
william nurbin Il Co.,

william Rurbln Il CO.,
II EEp constantly on hand Mt their Store, OIL
IN High street, opposite Carr, Smith & Cas-
q general assortment Of BOOKS, including ~.
blCs, Tcatamcnts, aud II variety Of standard
Religious, Medical and Historical works, to-
gcthcr with large assortment Of School books,
Novels, &c., sc.
Blank Books, Stationery, Stccl-pcnS, &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING also lot ofsnG.;
hior GroccloE.
MogdEsewn, IeS. "a isbl
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-fLSO-
10000 pahtcllu Scgars,
3,0nO J'.Rny Lind do,
5000 justin Saps Principe,
@.5NO Spotted Castillo, 1900 Flag Spanish,
5000 X aipuGc, 1000 Fl Divn!s,
900 l.. h. Rifles, 5000 La Nornas,
5000 castor Rcgalia, $4,000 half Spanish,
10000 Havana G's, 10000 Yaro G's.
Together wth various other qualities, I'LL
both plca!nnt nud agreeable, to which VIC would
Eyin scsnr-smokng custom.
Also, Tidhali's Rappoc, Maecaba and Scotch
Snuff, Stg.r boxes and Scgar cases, Tobacco
HALVES. Pipes, Pipe Heads and Stems, a large
lot Of fine cap, letter and note paper, as well
as every variety Of Wrapping Paper.
\ very Large &ad extensive and well selected
assortment Of Drugs, embracing every article
Necessary to furnish a practitioners Office. Al
sn, Spices, Starch, Salcratus and Indigo, Oils Of
every kind, Paints and Dye-Stuils, SO boxes
GLASS, assorted sizes, Putty, Patcn, Medicines
Of every Kane, together with very extensive
assortment Of Fancy Articles, Cutlery and Jew
cigy, Soaps md rer!amery, &C., SC.
10 all OF the above, We would invite visit
and oxan6Iatinn from town and country, and
MERCHANTS generally ut home and abroad.
LOGAN & CARR.
ra;rmont, May 90, 1859. li6-u.