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,--En effet, ,is don Roman, j'ttais
etonne de ne pas le voir lei. AIlons,
mes s.enfans, qui de yous va monter I'En-
demoniado! Pour l'honnenr de l'hacien-
da, ce cheval ne doit pas aler Sc vanter
a.ses camarades de vous ayoir fait peur
tous.
Personiie ne repondit a ce def, car
personrle n'osait tenter l'impossible. PEN
dantque fhacendero yoJaitjeter autoor
de lui des regards mecontens, Cayetano
scmblait chercber des yenx qneIgu'un
quill n'apercevait pms; tout dun coup, d
Ia vue de Benito, qui, malgre lui ramcne
vers 'estrade, -s'enivrait dune contem-
plation mnette:A
-Seignenr don Ramon, s'ecria~til,
voiei quelqn'nn qui ne Sc refusera pas
monter Endcmoniado en- presence de.
yos seigneurics.
Et il Ianca sur le jeune homme un re-
gard farouche, que celui-ci iui rendit
--Si vous pensez, dit Benito en- s'a--
vancant vers don Ramon, que je doiye
me faire tuer pour soutenir rhonneur de
l'hacienda. je suis pret, seigneur don Ra-
mon, executor &c que vous m'ordonne-l
rez.
Comme la gladiateur pret d mourir
:aluant Cesar, Benito s'inclina graeieu-
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lE DERNIER JOUR De MURAT.
--0s.~-
- ~ 49,.

A4
!. NJ dc I.amartine Went. de pub|icr lc
C nqnieine volume de son sHistoire de Ia
Rpstamatina. Nous detachonssde ce vo.
inme I'm rtcit dramatiqne ettnuchant dos
derniers momens do roi de Naples &C
rtcit commence au moment OH Mnrat.
Marrats par Trenta CapelIi, Went. dsetre
enfrrsnt au chateau du Pizzo.
Cependant, sur le bruii du debarque-
smentset de la defaite dune bande de
factienx qui ve,ait prosoqncr le royanme
"a l'insnrrection, lie general ft,apolitain
'Nunzante. qui conmandait dams les Ga.
labrcs, sc hita 'dsenvoyer al Pizzo le ca
pitanc Stratti, Gree de Nuisance, ct
ttranger aux dernieres annees de Naples.
svecaun detachement pour WELLER sur les
prisonninrs, pour rconstater leurs noms ct
icurs qualities, ct pour empecher la (o's.
fevasion ct l'inmolationdes .captifs. On
Signorait encore Montoleonela PRESENCE
sdn roi Joachim parmi cette, roignee
d'aventuriers. Strait, en- arrivant aua
chateau sans passer par Ia vile ct suns
apoir approfondi les r.menrs vagnes qui
sparlaient du roi arrate, fit comparative.
sar le champ les prisonniers devant Iui
dams la cour. pour les interroger ct pour
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-16

ment devant l'hacendero. Celui-ci SEM
bla hester rencontrant le regard sup.
plant de sa file.
-Je mai pas lie .droit, s'ecria-t-il, de
te iaire tucr pous moi, ST tu venx tenter
laventure, je Ten accorde peine ct en-
tiere permission.
--C'est bien, reprit Benito, je monte
raj PEndemoniado.
-Si dependant vous avez peur, dit
Cayctano en- ricanant dun air de mepris,
je le nonterai pour vous.
-Chacun son role, reprit Benito.
Vous devez, ;,ins qu'il etc convenu
hier, donner au taureau que nous pr6te
don Ramon le premier coup de garoesa
[lance armee dun fer tres court.
.Et aussi lie dernier coup d'epee, 81
on Pexige, r&pondit Cayetanos avec un
.rire bruyant.
Mon pas, sill vous plaft! s'ecria lie
proprietaire; je vous prete un taureau
pour vous amuser, mais non pas pour le
tuer.
On s'occupa de seller Endemoniado,
tache qui n'etait pas Eacile, car, pour le
seller, il falait lie maintenir sur ses jam
sbes, ct, CONNIE s'il edt devine lie proiet
des vaqueros, il commence de des
ruades iurieuses. Un lazo fut passe sous
lie paturon dc la jambe gauche de der
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-05-16

riere ct serre fortement sur Ie poitrail
du cheval, dc maniere collier la cuisse
contre lie ventrc. LA Jambe droitc de
devant fut repliee sur ele-mame par un
moyen semblabIe, eft, ainsi maintenu en-
equili5re, l'Endemoniado fut condamne
a l'immobilite.s Benito saisit sa lourde
selle par le pommeau ct Ia jeta SUR le
dos du cheval, qui fremit ct trembIa
quand ses reins en- resentment le poids,
etquand les Iarges etriers de bois reborn
dirent sur ses flames. La sangle fut en-
suite serree violemment sous le ventre,
puis le vaquero sassit sur Ic sable pour
fattacher ses pieds les courroies de ses
eperors. En- ce moment, je jctai. les
yeux sur Pestrade. Maria-t tntonia etait
immobile; mais ses grands yeux noirs,
demesurement ouverts, etincelaient sur
sa figure pale, ct SFagitation de son sein
trahissait son angoisse. Don Ramon lni.
meme semblait effraye, ct j'esperai ua
instant quill allait retircr la permission
qui exposait rintrepide jeune homme a,
'nne mort presque certaine; mais il men
fut rien. Quaad Benito cut achieve de
chausser ses eperous, les liens qui rete-
naient les jambes du cheval furent reIa-
ches, ct le bandeau de CUR attaehe sur
ses yeux. Dependant, quoique mainte-
nu par la corde qui tordait sa levre, les
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ecarts furienx de l'Endemoniado ne per-
'nettaient pas encore de lie monfer. On
fl't obllge de le Esire. agenouiler, ct
denx vaqneros mordant chacun nne de
scs oreiIles le maintinrent ainsi un ms
tant. Benito ss'elanca sur le dos du che
val.
-I.achez-le s'ecria-t-iI dune avoix
terme.
Les deux vaqueros Sc rejcterentyivc-
ment en- arrieyc, tandis que l'Endemo-
niado sc relevait CONNIE lance par In
detente dun resort cache. Grace an
bandeau de CUR qui I'avenglait, il resta
q 'abord frissonnant SIR ses jambes, les
lnaseanx retrousses, lie corps ,tremblant;
Pnis Benito Sc pencha en- avarit, ct leva le.
bandeau qui cachait les yeux de l'Ende-
monlado. Alors commenca entire le
cheval ct l'homme une lutte yraiment
admirable. Etfraye de revoir tout dun
coup Ia clarte dn jour qui eblouissait ses
yenx sanglans, secouant sa criniere en-
melee ct que Ia rage herissait, le fou-
gueux animal fit entendre IN hennisse-
ment terrible, ct bondit successivement,
en- Sc tordant sur lui-meme yers les
quatre points cardinaux CONNIE pour
fairer lie vent. Benito, sans paraftre
ebranle de ces ou5emens impetueux,
Sc tenait encore sur la defensive, repous.
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nR " III i, lB!s % ~
L'HAClENDA De La NORA.
Es sess sMW
LIE DOMPTEUR DE CHEVAUX.
Sreltf1 ne III ctr nfS 7sots,
DAMS L,AMERlquE Du SUB.

fl5 < : e aEFssFs rs
-Ses oreilles etaient pointees en- avant;
50 Tongue criniere fottaitA en- desordre,
etses sabots durs ct pointussrendaient
tln son metallique contre lcs cailloux
chaque .ois quill s'elancait sur ayetano,
qui, dun coup retentissant dc sa .craya-
che plombee le repoussait en- arriere.
En- nn mot, l'aspect du cheval etait plus
efirayant encore que celui de son Iedou-
table guide.
-Vos vaqueros Won't me sayoir gre de
leur amener ce bel animal, n'est-il pas
vrai? dit Cayetano en- s'adressant d don
Ramon, tandis qu'un scurire brutal cris-
Pait sa figure, d'autant plus que ce n est
pas sans peine, car VOLTA deux jours que
je Ie poursuis.
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lE PI0NNIER De L'ASS0MP TION.
PUBLIC PAR
EUGENE SUPERVIELLE.
DIM.ANCHE, l6 MAI 1862.
CONDITIONS OFT Douruat:
ABONNEMENT Il Advancement est pasR

ADVANCEMENT Il Announcement est pagR
ble D'AvANCE.
POUR UN AN :::::: -: SIS 90
POUR SIX MOls -: :: ::: 3 90
Tout abonna qoi voud.', suspendre son abon-
aement, devra prevenii, par ecrit les edteurs,
quinze jours au moins, avant Respiration du
trimestre.
ANNONCES:-Pourle les insertions, ,annonces
avis, etc, etc, les conditions sont les suiyantes-
ParDIx LIGNEs, pourla lere insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions sniyantes :::::: so
On execute rimprimere du P1oNN1ER, Ell ce
aux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou
vrages typographiques, (Jobs) tells que, CARRIES
FAcTUREs, PAMPHLETS. BLANcs. ETC, ETC.
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

I'M. Z. Eude, Passage
NLLE-ORLEANs :. de la Bourse, No s.,
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION MN Richard 4 Templet.
RIvIERE-NEuvE. NJ Firmin Dnplessis
IBERvILLE. NJ. J. Breau
- ST-JAcouEs M. Auguste Therot.
ST-JEAN BApTsTE, } a,
ST. CHARLES { Az" h's"ia efiet'
PoNT-BREAUx, At. Edmond Bulliard
TmBoDAUx nj. Adolphe Blanchard
TIeUMA nj. r. Gagnt.
SrE-MARIE -. M. Etenne Penisson.
ABSORPTION =, G. Rodriguez. Cafe Star.
BELLE RTvIERE . M. Pierre Theriot
PANcoURTvlLLE. NJ G. ]. E. Ganthier,
Il Dams les paroisses on nous n'avons pas
aiomme d'agents. mons prions les Maitres de Pose
devouloir Sc charger lie l'agence de notre feue
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Encourage Home Manufac
TIRES.

THE Subscriber, grateful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, taxes this method of informing the people
OF Sumter and the adjoining Districts, that he
siili continues to carry on the CARRIAGE f. and
HARNESS MAKING business in all it's vari.
ous branches, al his stand in BishopviIle, S. C.
lie Is making large additions to his Establish.
ment. so as to enable him to manufacture every
thing wanted, III his line, ut the shortest notice,
and in styls Of workmanship equal to any in
the Southern States. He has in his employ e1.
rcrlenred workmen. and is we'll supplied with
the best seasoned timber; also with Trimmings
and Nlonntings of the latest style.
All new work done in his line will be war;
ranled II months and repaired without charge
il il fail i'll that time. lie will do repairing nt
the shortest notice. and in case any person living
at a distance shoud want repairing done. ifthey
will write to that effect, he will send for the
job, and return it when done.
JAS. w. AMBROSE.
NB.-lIis TERMS are rs reasonable Us any
person could expect.
Bishopville, S. C., March Q. 1859. 20-ly
GY' Black River Walchnan will copy Six
months w
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New Arrivals
At TIlE CAMDEN r,

AT TIE CAMDEN BAZAAR
The subscribers have just received their new
assortment Of SPRING AM SUMMER
GOODS, whirh CONSISTS partly of
Cnlicoes, Gisghams, plain and embroidered
Lawns. Fancy AIuslns, at all prices; Linen
Cambric. assorted colors; Camhric and Muslins,
plain and checked; Grapes, Baregc*, ChalIys,
Deinncs, Tissm Silks, and n great variety OF
other articles suitable for Ladies' Dresses.
ALso--A large assortment Of Linen Car,ijric
li,dkis, Needle Sorked Collars and Cuffs.
Chemisctts and Caps, Nlnslin and Lace Sleeves
CaPcs and Aanillas, Lace and Muslin Edgng
and Inserting, Bonne,s and Ribbons of the
newest styles, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas and Pnrasols, and great variety Of
otler articles too numerous 10 name.
They recommend their stock Of hlea shed
and brown Shiriing, blue and striped Home
sp'ins, Cotton and Linen Osnahurgs, Bed Tick,
and every kind Of Towelling and Table Linen.
a very large assortment of Hosiery of every de-
scrIplion. Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gl owes
Mitts, DC. &c.
They invite their friends to call at their Store,
feeling certain TO he able To satisfy them in
every way, ms well III the price rs in the assorl-
mcnt Of the Goods NJ. DRUCKER d co.
April 90. 1852 96-if
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Mrs. BETSY GRIMEs-s says the
Boston Traveller has lately
been confined to her bed by indispo-
sition, at her residence corner of Ann
and Mechanic streets, died q day or
two since from the effects Of drink
ing q quantity of iced-lemonade,
which she drank while in a weak
bodily state. She. died in less than
an hour,
This should serve as q warning
against indulging freely in the use Of
cold or iced liquids during the very
hot wheather, with the idea of fquench.
ing thirst or mode:ating the tempe
rature of the system to q cooler
state. 1t always ought to be remem.
bered that in warm weather the sys.
TEN requires less nutriment than in
cold; and that if the quantity of nu-
triment that is taken into the digcs.
tive organs is not modified, diseases
will be contracted.
This desire for cold drinks in hot
weather is an artificial desire merely
to crafty the palate; this peculiar
sensation Of thirst in the mouth and
fauce arises not from demand for
fluids to increase the serum of the
blood, but generally from local dis.
ease of the parts connected with the
throat, that may be allayed by chew.
ing some hard substance.
The effect produced by taking into
the stomach considerable quantities of
cold liquids in hot weather, endan.
gers the health and impairs the gene.
raj tone of the system, from sud
den abstraction of heat from The sto-
mach. This Immediately arrests the
digestive process and causes the food.
70 remain in the stomach longer than
its natural time,. producing irritation
and not unfrequcntly Sudden death.
Near Fork Sun.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fnvours the subscriber wish
es TO inform the public that he still nunnfac-
lures Cotton Gins At his establishment in Stale
burg, on the most improved and approved plan,
which lie thinks that the cotton ginned OH one
of those gins of the late Improvement is worth
mt least quarter Of cen, more than the cot.
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He also man.
uiactnres them on the most simple construction,
Of the finest finish aud Of the best materials to
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for So per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in com.
plete order at the shortest notice. I'LL orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctnnlly attended
TO. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statebnrg, Sumter Dist, s. C.. Feb u, 26-tf
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON
w. a.. BANCROFT.
253 and 255 KIHG-STREET.

253 and 255 KING-STREEr.
Zone door below Wentworth Street.)
We would again respectfully invite the atten-
iion Of our friends sand customers in the country, ,
to our extensive Stock of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and kerseys.
Alabama 10 do.
Plain and Striped Osnabergs.
Bleached and Brown Domestics
SUPER DUFFlL BLANKETS-DTREC
IMPORTATION.
We would also part icularly invite attention to
our IMPORTATION of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one of the LARGEST
STOCKS NTfiE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Line, viz: Hosiers, Golves,
Linens, Flannels, Cloths ,Casimers, Bombazines,
Alpaccas, Merenoes, Mousselain de LANES,
Plaids, Jaconets and Swiss Muslins, Furniture
Dimily, Prints, Ginghnms, Shawls, Laces, Ede-
ing, Ribbons, Trimmings, &c., &c.
September 90, 1851. 48.-tf
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The Press IN AUsTRIA.--In the
Vienna Gazette, of the 4th ult., the
Emperor of Austria makes known
by an ordinance his imperial pleas.
ure on the regulations to be applied
to the press in his dominions. 1he
interdictions fill nine columns of that
newspaper. Copies of the journals
must be- deposited in the hands of
the authorities one hour before their
publication, and for works three days
previous. The government permis.
sion must be obtained for the sale of
the journals. No journal can be
published but in virtue of, a. oonccs.
sion. AT Vienna. this concession
will be granted by the police author.
ities, and in. the provinces by the
government. The editors must be
twentyfour ears,of age. be Auotri,
an subjects, and of irreproachable
reputation. The political and reli,
gious journals are bound to furnish a
caution money, the maximum of
which is fixed at 10000 FORMS
The journals now.existing will have
adelay Of three months granted them
70 furnish. the caution money!
Jburnals.having a hostile and danger.
Qua tendency may bo suppressed af:
ter two warnings. The police may
Sprohibit the distribution of articles
printed abroad. Offences of the
press will be tried by the ordinary
tribunals.
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PERRY MOSES,

cat The old stand Of A. J. d. p. Nj ,ses)
Offers to his friends and the public generally,
q fresh supply Of every variety Of goods selected
BY himself, viz: in Dry Goods
81, 7-S, "A, 81, up to I'D Domcstics, from
; cents yard up, or less by tho quantity.
Brown Linens nt IL l-2 cents n yard,
Colored muslins, and Linen Lustrcs, 8 yards
to the dollar.
White Grippe Shuwls ut S5 90
IN GROCERIES,
Baltimore Flour, (warrancd good) at sc so
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt.
Barrels of Lard.
Old Government Juvn Coffee in Mats,
Sugars Of nll kinds, some excellent quality at
IL cents
Sperm and Adamantine Candles, less than
they can be bought regularly in Charleston by
the box. Almonds, Raisors, Figs, Currants,
Ci,ron, Candy, &c.
CROCKERY,
in great variety, at very low prices, and he
DEFIES competition i'll Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools
April 9th, 1852 27-tf
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D. ]. WINN,
FH G;E2EHU A N'J,eyT AM .NVe

oud respectfully inform his friends and
me unllc genernlly that hr now has OH hand
ana OIL rs for sale on reasonable terms a large
anu splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassiinrrs
~ and Festings, with Hats, Caps, Ea
"nspenders, Z Cravuls, Socks, fine lin laa
-lM en- and AIerino Shirts, drawers, HA
Gloves, hnndkerchi-fs, Umbrellas, &c.
Men and Boys Renuy Made Clothing Of eve.
ry description aud VARIETY.
>. Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Swords,
III aulrtts, DC, furnished At short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter Riflcmen furnished on
reasonable TERMS
Ills vestincs are peculiarly rich consisting
of far richer patterns Than ever previously e..
hibited in this market.
Oct. ls, 1851. 81 If
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Fnnnd

eSS Between the 18th Of May and the
&l4 25th OF June last, OH the Cane Savan-
nah Road, leading from Sumervile to
Nelson's Ferry,a plain SILVER WATCH,
No. 1850; 80 in case; & on stem; buck
skin string, and brass key; one hand and
Crystal missing verth put in order Sc.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away within thirty days, or the Watch will
be sold to pay expenses. The Watch is
in the hands of T. Weeks, Constable, liv-
ing miles below the line, in CLARENDON.
Information can be had from Chosel
Weeks.
April l3, 1852 25-tf
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4.

RElNG appointed the Agent of NEWMAN
- &BRoTHER's PIANO FORTES, l can
recommend them as being finished in en-
qu.slte manner, with an entire Iron Frame
To Keep them in tune, and not liable to get
out OF tune so readily, with English Grand
Action, to octaves, in Rosewood cases.
These Pianos are manufactured in Balt-
more, in Southern State, warranted to
stand the climate not 10 wind or draw up.
shall be pleased TO receive orders, and
will have them delivered by competent
person, who will put them up and tune
them.
Terms moderate and easy. Call and
see before purchasing elsewhere.
PERRY MOSES, Agent.
June %, 1852. 36o,f
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Warranted to Stand
the Southern Climate

$4,000 SAVED YEARLY! MARK THE FACT
Saiver's Plastic Mineral EDabaks
Wiz Stand any Ciinaute Without Crncking.
ScEPrIcs: read this testimony from tbs Prrai-
OFFICE OF PhIL'A. & READING r. r. Co,ll
No 73 S.-Front-st. cor. Willing and Alley.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1882.
j.. S. Siirer, Esq Dear Sir-We have used Z
your" Plastic Paints" for more than year, and \
Tor painting bridges, depots, &c &C., we have /
found il equal to any paint We have used !; in !
inctw now give it a preferance over oil othsIs
we have tried for such purposes. Is &
Yours respectfully,
Tne above is but one of the many certificaien
We have received from gentlemen of our city,
who have used Silver'E Mineral Paints.
COLORS.-We have seven different colors.
viz: three browns, TWO chocolates, black and
yellow, and by combination, make every varie.,
~ and shade OF color.
lection against Iust, for they contain no Ins,al,
which, liRe white lead, nets destruciiscly on tho
iron. In fnct, this paint makes Iron doubIY
valuable for building purposes.
BRICK WORK.-They give to houSe-wallgf
much heavier coating than any other paints.
and if standing ia required, nothing holds so
firmly or finishes 30 we'll with II. aNssS
OLD ROOFS.-Give us q roof never 30 old
and leaky, Silver's Mineral Paints will make il
cheaply new, and more enduring than ever 10
was. .fEstt
SHIPS using this extraordinary mineral 40
we prepare it for them, will be proof against tho
action Of hot suns, worms aud salt water 4sSst 2
DIRECTlONS.-Us Lnseed Oil, mix es
thick as you can, and use as other paints
These PAINS need but little dryer, and fpr,
printing and second coatings in all household
works, they will be found far cheaper and GIofe,
durable than lead.
Dealers and consumers can procure thia
paint OF FRENCH & RICHARDS,
Wholesale Agentp,
Northwest cor. Tenth and Market.sts., Phil'a.s
Also Importers Of Plate and Colored Win
dow Glass, Dealers i'll Dregs, Paints, &c.
May !, 1882 snn. 8.
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Cheaper than Ever,

lot Of colored Barages, At 8 cents per yard
Silk Warp Bareges, nt Is 3.4, 25 and 81 I.4c
Superfine quality Paris Bareges, ut 70 cents
Extra super Broche Embroidered Bareges
Superfne Silk Tissue Silks nnd Tissue silks,
at 25 and 81 Lie.
Fine quality Mourning Muslins, slightly dam
aged, at half price, II l-2 cents
Cord Muslins, yard wide, III IL l-2, Is 3-4, 90
and 25 cents
Cord Alnslins, Sd wide, ct 25 cents
White EInb'd SWISS Nluslins, at l8 3.4, 25 and
81 Id cents
Col'd Lawns and Cold Emb'd Mns!ins, 10 l-2s
Striped Linen Lustres at 10 cents.
Superior silk and Linen Poplins, at 81 ID
Strong Blue Shirtings, Stripes and Tickings, Mt
old cents, and
"A lot OF Muslin lnscrlings and Edgngs, at half
price, to lose out, at
w. J. jacob e. SON,
22l king-st., opposite the Big Boof.
June 90, 1852. 36-f
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CATALOGUE,

SILK anu Straw Bonnets, Bibbons, Flowers and
Silk Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, Cravnts,
Together with n complete assortment Of MILNE.
ry Goods. Dress and Cloak Trimmings, &c.
Guns, Rifles, Revolving and other Pistols,
Percussion Caps, Game & Shot Bags, Powder
Fiasks.
Knives. Scissors, Razors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary,
Coats Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
longnes,
Soaps, Perfumcry Inks,
And a general assortment Of Fancy Articles
Gold and Silver Watches, Jcwelry,
Marine Time Pieces, French Afantel Clocks
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, &c.
English and German Guns, Bird Cages and
Traps, and various other articles too numerous
to mention
N.B.-Jrst received from Paris the most
splendid assortment of Gilt and Gold Jewelry
ever offered in this market. F.. .B.
October II. 1851. soft.