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DAILY EVENING STAR.

From Meckellar's "Droppngs from the Heart.
Let's Sit Down and Talk Together.
Lets sit down and talk together,
OF the things of Olden day,
When we. like lambkinS loosed from tether,
Gaily tripod along the way.
Time has touched us both with lightness,
Leaving burrows here and there,
And ungIng with peculiar brightness
Silvery threads among our hair. il
Let's sit down and talk together;
- Many years away have passed,
And fair and foul has been the weather
Since we saw each other last. 80 n
Many whom we loved are living
In 4 better world tt an this;
And some among us still are giving
Toll and thought tor present bliss
Let's sit down and talk together:
Though the flowers of youth are Dead.
The ferns still grow among the heather,
And for Us their fragrance she'd
Life has thousand blessings in II,
Even for the aged man;
And Con has hid in every minute
Something we may wisely scan.
Let's sit down and talk together;
BOYS we were-we now are men;
We meet awhile, but know not whether
We shall meet to talk again.
Parting time has come; how fieetly
Speed the moments, when their wings
Are fann'd by breafhings issuing sweetly
From tongue that never Stings.
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To TIE VOT RIES UF' FASHION.
IA The undersigned begs leave to call the at
tention of his former patrons and the public
to the fact that he has Just received from the
.AA north and Is now opening the choicest selec-
tions of CLOTHS, CASHIERS AND VESTINGS, of
French and English styles, ever offered to them,
which he prepared to make up in his usual style.
Paris reports received monthly.
G. w. HINTON. Merchant Tailor.
North side Pa. avenue between ! and 9Th sts.
sep 2J--lm-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July 50, 1853.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July so, 1853.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the six per
cent stocks of the United States of the loan author
lied by the act of 2Sth of January, 1917 and redeem
able the 31st of December 1867 and Of the loan all
thorized by the act of 31st of March, 1S4S and re-
deemable Seth June, 1865, that this department is
prepared to purchase at any time between the date
hereof and the LIST day of December next to the ex
tent of the of five millions of dollars Of the said
stocks in the manner an d on the terms hereinafter
mentioned. to wit:
In Gaze Of any contingent competition, within the
anount stated, preference will be given in the order
of time i'll which the said stocks may be offered. The
certificates duly assigned to the United States must
be transmitted to this department. upon the receipt
whereof price will be paid compounded of the fol-
lowing particulars:
l. The par value amount fpecif1ed in each GER
tifcate.
2. A premium on said amount Of twertyone per
cent.
g. Interest on the par of the certificate from the
list of July, 1885, to the date of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the owner) Of one days interest in
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts of
the Treasurer of the United States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, Now York, or Philadelphia as
the parties may indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct l0-dtf- Secretary of the Treasury.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HE subscribers offer their services for the s2e OF
l. REAL ESTATE in the District Of CGinHbia
Maryland, and Virginia. Office on the wet slIe Of
9TH street, few doors below the General Po>t hce
CHAPMAN LET.
sep 7S-lm* ABNER BRUSH
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING I,

lust received at THE 0DE0N HALL CLOTHING
- ESTABLISHMENT. corner Of F0lU-GRd-ahdlf
.treet aud fennsylruRia drepue.
THE LARGEST STICK, GREATEST VARIETY.
NEW GOODS. NEW STILES! -NEW DESIGNS,
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TIE CELEBRATED
ENAMEL,T,ED WHITE

I WOULD respectfully inform my customers an.
the public IN general, that have, viii, great et
tort, succeeded III obtaining. the secret art ~. paint
ing the beautiful EHaAELLsD WHITE. Fox its !,iil-
iiancy of gloss and cicaness suTice far exccis
any other style OF painting THAI has ever been
brought INTO practic,. II is wen adapted to all
kinds Of wood work and walls. The SAID enanirlled
paIBfln. can be, ana Is, done III all colorS. il has
taken precedence all other styles % painting.
IN the Northern cities. Specimens bc seen hy
calling at my Shop. where still carry on the
PAINTING business IN all its various branches.
All thnS, wishing II have their stores end dwellings,
painted IN the above. other slylt, viii please
give me cali, anu guarantee that their work shall
be done Ii the veiy hest manner. and with "a ompt
ness and despatch.
deem the present as Il fit occasion to return my
sincere thanks IL The pub!!c tei the liberal pat,
ronage they have bestowed Oh me for many wears
past; and hope. from nv long experience, blended
with vigilance, tn merit continuation OF their Ia
yUTs. JAMES o'DkSOS.
liou:e, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
South side Pennsylvania avenue.
b-twecn 18th ana 18th STREETS, up .tars.
sep 6-Tu&Flm s. laWlm liuiel.l
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lust received at THE 0DE0N HALL CLOTHING
- ESTABLISHMENT. corner ef F6ip-GRd-ahdr
:troct aud fenns ylTdRia Grennf.
THE LARGEST STICK GREATEST VARIETY.
NEW GOODS! NEH STILES! NEW DESIGNS
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
exhibited in this any other city. The repu-
tstion OF WIESENFELD. connected with the Cloth
ing Trade for great number OF years, is n known
fact by most every citizen Of tho United States and
the public encomiums, the repeated editorial notices
Of the daily papers, well the awards ri Nciss and
Premiums, has made WlESENFELD the Nap len 81
Ready Made Garments be suited To their satsfac
ton, from the fact that the purchaser has the largest
assortment in this city to -el-ct from,
THE LOWEST PEICys.
Boys and Youths' Clothing.
WIESENFELD & CO. have completed arrange
ments for Boys and Youths Clio hing of eycry de-
scription. Their assortment in the above branch
will be superior To any in this city, and the prices
far below those usually paid: being determined to
keep n superior stock of the abnye goods. respect
fully solicit examination from parents aud guar
dians, shall sell all grades and qualities Of
Youths and Boys ClOthias - per mt loss thansny
other house.
Mems Clothing
of every description! rs- Fne cloth Sjts, ~ crcry
color. for Fiftsen Dollars The following comprise
portion OF the large stock always on hand:
Fine Dress Coats, Clo:h Vests
:" Frock I" Blue Sacks.
0vercoats Of all kinds Cashmere Vests
Sack Coats, heavy Tweed Cots.
Fine Business Coats, Fancy silk Ncstr,
Blue Frpcks, Blue Cass:mprp Pants.
Black Sacks. Colorrd Cassin't lsnis,
Heavy Pilot Coats, 0vercoats for servants,
Black Doeskin Pants, Fir. Goats,
Fancy Vests, Cassinct Pants,
Surtout Coats, Tweed Pants.
Single Breast Frocks, Kersey Goats,
Brown Frocks, Drab Jackets.
Satin Vests, Shirts snd Collars,
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Carpet Bags,
Fancy Coates, Trunks .nl yalises.
Business Coats, IIsnGkercliefs Crhvsts
Petersham Coats, Gloves and Susp.ndcTs,
Lamber'f Coats, Rlue Cassiret Pants
Hunting Suits, Green Ca->inct Pants,
Felt Coats, Fine Linen shirts.
Beaver Cost 0yerals. &c, &c
I Together with every article in the Clothing line.
The public will bear in mind that s,il one AID
every article st reduced prices.
BOYS CLOTHiNG-the greatest assortment at tbs
lowest prices.
WIESENFELD & CO., CIothiers,
sep 29-lm ecorner ~ street and Ia. avenue
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Fire Insurance Agency In Washing
ton and it's Vicinity.
TIE
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
OF PyfIL4DELP RTi.

Statement of Assets, Sl,3Ia,55L
JANUARY LIST, 1853
Published agreeably to an Act OF Assembly.
BEING
First Mortgages amply secured.....-S OF, $50 %
Real Estate (present value sll0oo0)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.,iis 6s
Temporary Loans, ample Collateral
Securities '......,......- e64Ss 6s
Stocks (present value = g. 1871 COST. 62s9 ~
Cash &c a2gI5 81
sl.ll553l %
DIRECTORS,
Charles n. Banckcr, Mordecsi d. IewIs,
Tobias Wagner, Adolph- 4. BJrit.
Jacob II. Smith, Morris Patterson.
Samuel Grant, David s. Brown,
George ". Richards, Isaac Lea.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
CHARLES G. BANCKER, SkcBtT.N
H. P. c. WILSON. Agent southwest corner oil /"
and 18th streets where he may be sren between 'ns
hours of 4 p. m. and 10 p. m.
sep 2l-1mr-
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From the Maysville (Ky.) Eagle.
4 NJ FOR TATION OF SPANS SH

Il Stock.-MR T.. H. STEVENSON: Dear Sir: Permit
through your columns TO answer the many inquiries
daily put TO me- in relation 10 short tour recently made
by me, in Europe. Before leaving made arrange
mcnt with Is. w Woods, ESD, and Gen. u. Morgan, that
should find stock Of any kind that would lie acquisi.
tUn to Kentucky waste procure II at our joint eXpen-
ses, consequently viii cUnne my self to the
my search and success, in purchasing some Jacks and
Jenncs in Old Spa OF the pure GareHOnia biOOd, which
are distinct brood from the BODrO DORhey as luC
the h!l h!OOded horse aud scrub. lct the 18th
Sept. last and embarked from New York to Liverpool
from there London thence southampton. and there
took oriental steamer landed al Lisbon in Portugal
the TO Caiiz in Spain, thence TO Seville, and from
there through the very heart of the kingdom 10 the
tai fedrd passing on to barcelona, stopping at all tho
important points, being determined to procure the best
went from there 10 of the Belcarc Isles (HhjOrca)
having met with gentlemen vino had Travelled Egypt
.H0d aud indeed entirely the old world and heing
convinced that old Spain contained the los there sa
Icctcd twenty Jack and eleven JcnnCts OF tie following
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MObensack's Liver Pills

part OF the system Is more liable to disease tha an the
LIVER, it Serving ftcrer purify the blood % q,
giving the proper secretion TO the bile; any
action OF the Liver effects the other important Darts OF
Jaundice Dyspepsia, &C. We should, therefore watei,
every symptom that might indicate wrong seton M
the Liver. Those pills being composed of ROOTS A.
PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sick Namely
lst An EXPECTORANT, which augments the ere,
tion from the Pulmonary mucos membrane or promo,s
the discharge OF secreed matter. end. An AfTERH
TIVE, which changes in some inexplcable and in.en
sihls manner me morbid action of the system. 3D. A
system renewing health and vigOr all parts ef sSs
body. 9TH. CATHARTlC, which acts In perject hsrs
mony with the other ingredients, and operatine on ~
Bowels and eXpelling the whole of corrupt ana
yatcd matter and purifying the Blood which des,rovs
disease and restores health. NF'N' N'|e
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Very respectfully,
10 .GnN
:, Ut y ''F'7VN

m FLrMINGsnuRG, Kentucky, April IL, 1853.
We the lndcrsIgned certify that Dr. !. &. Wilson of
S Ywn left here for Eurore in Sept. last with the a.
vowed intention of mportlng from old Spain the best
Jack stock That could lie procured IN Eur0re aud in tho
early part OF I)cGcmhor last h8 shipped from barcelona
IN Spain, - Jacks and Jenue,s, of which led and the
balance, go, arrived here on the 10th OF March, 1859
seven o me number nave been Sold prices ranging 2UO
above importation is acknow to he the hest
made 10 America and the only perhaps ever made by
lhe sock beng selected in person by an American; and
,he JACK Ichased Of him by Mr.. Joseph Woodmasoe
being one of the number.
J. NJ Bowman Judge; Reuben Payne; A. b. Chairman;
j. Reynolds Flood; N. g. Andrews; ]. B. Turner; w
~ Botts; san1 &. Fitch; w. n. Dudley; Roht n
thompson Geo. w. Taylor X. NJ. Grimes; Thos
N'rp"''"g' apr. 20, 1853.
Mr.. Woodmansee will stand this Jack at his stable
miles east oi So, Cairsve, on the National Road
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Chartered 1O0 ton vessel and shipped from Barcelona
To Charlcsio, and from there they brought by rail
car a sleaoat aud on the 18th inst arrived at Flcn
Ngshurgh, where they Will remain until dispOsod Of
They are much reduced aud worn down. from being A.
board OF ship 6s days. They improving and 10.
paren'y in good hcah several of the Jcnne,s are with
lie over ls hands high, aud four OF the colts will bc six
teen aud one hall hands, there is colt | will show
against the world at the next Paris fair for the sum OF
S2OOO provided he lives and thrivcs kindly The stock
IN spain does not mature until the age FIVE as they are
deprived OF grass, barley and straw foy roughness end
ieh Int small amount OF grain IhoSpaniars say we
riln our stock by over cedng when too young. six o
the number died three Jacks and three Jenncis hon,
Judges ana Those WI" are engaged IN Ii II branch of hs
ness viii cali aud judge or themselves. | will sci
al lair prices.
All the editors that feel an interest in The stock grow
ing community would doubtless confer favor by giving
the ahIyc an insertion.
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THE TAPE WORM!

This is the most difficult Worm DESTROY of all tb..
iniost the human system, il almost Indefnte
length becoming coled and fastened in the
and stomach eectng the health sadly as TO es.a a.
Vitus Dance Fits &c. that those afflicted seldom il ever
suspeetthet Is Tape Worm fastening them an earIv
treatment must he pursued it would therefore be
to take to OF my Liver Pills to remove ali Oh
structions that the Worm Syrup act direct unon
the Worm, which must he taken in doses of Table
spoonulls times day, these directions followed hay
never been known TO fail in curing the most
cnsc of Tano Worm. 49, ~''''iIeso
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$500 CHALLENGE. ns

WHATEVER concerns the health and happines, Of
people Is at all times OF the valuable impor.
lance take il for granted that every person ,f dsJ
an in their power to save the lives of their children and
that every person Will endeavor promote their own
health at all sacrifice. feel be nv duty 10 soIemn
assure you that WORMS, according to the opinion .t
the most celebrated Physicians the primary cause,
oil large majority of diseases which children AMI
adults are liable if you have appetite continuaIiy
changeae from one kind of food another Bad Brestb
Pain in the Stomach, Picking the Nose Hardness ann
luness of the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever Pulse ir
regular--rememhcr that all these denote WORMS and
| at Ouca n,Iy t,o, or,oJ,,
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Physiology for scho obs and fl, miles,

Cutters Physiology, large and small with the plates,
mounted and paper. Also, Greeneat's arithmaiics.
have formed agency for this Co. for these important
works, and give them to the trade shoos and fami
eslion favorable terms School hooks generally hand
Oct. 90. ]. II. WILLIAMS
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rAu@ap~ M%.

The above business win he carried on by JOHN J..
FRNr in the old stand opposite TO j. PArroSs Sore
Where he will he found at all times To wait those N
may favor him with call in the above business From
his long experience In the business, he hopes he will
share portion OF the public PATRONAGE.
Dec. H., 1852. JOHN L.. FRINT.
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no Females

You will find these Pills an invaluable medi.in. A,
many complaints TO which yon subject. In obsruc
lions ether total or they have been found of in
men,s to healthy action, pnr ing he blood and oses
fluids so eiecaly 10 puto flight all complaints which
diness, dnness of sight pain ip the side hack De- s
None genuine unless signed j. N. Hobensack, all 9TH
ers heing base limitations. - N'N
II = Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers
dcsirous of becoming Agents must address the Propra
TOR, J. N. IlObensack, Philadelphia, Pa. Nf''~
WHOLESALE
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Mil ;,ss,,' "''"eu are the principal cut with
Mould he .' n',,'' '' al soils, and of smoothe
,lI Ca. anu am'i'arly UNDER to any e
thin, 80 e'spar Is used for ence. /
I. +, o' porcelain as quartz but is frs
I,or. i, ''.o"ca ,I oy quartz, and No. l.
IbIe sn,c." io,m OF lamina, or a of sand ,
Ic,ion of s%.i tI..gN II 'he appearance monty by
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GENER.AL REFERENCES!
WASH NGrON.
Hon. ions W, MAuHY, Mayor.
Baron NoN GrRoLr, rrusslHn Minister.
llLNRi nossu sPENcra, belgian Minister.
Gen. WISrmLD ScoTr.
GALEs n SElroS,
Cug,0UAS " RIuGs, bankers,
IuuuB BaoIuERH, BANKERS,
SrLpEN, WiTuEGs Il Co., Hankers,
JosEpu ilENRY, Ill. u.
LONDON.
JOsEpu u. iNGERs0LL, American Minister.
TINS fRrsslAN MINISTER,
Lieut., Cot. SYKES. Fast India Company,
ln.rnlI Ill NE NJ 2
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J Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

l. apottlion will he presented 10 the Commissioners
OF belmont county Tor the alteration of portion of the
county road lately located from vOint ON the line of be
mont and Monroe counties, near Malaga thence hy som.
eroh to Hanesvie. BEGINNING for SAID alteration AT or
near Agna Thomas blacksmith shop, from thence ncar
stephen iacy's, from thouce 10 sugar tree al Joscph
Eden toms gate, on the Soneron road, theme To roint
niersect the late located on the farm now occupioI
Wy H''S"a 0mhh' apr. 30, lsj3.--pd.
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CENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD.-By

order OF the Board subscribers To the Capital Stock
nt the CENTRAL ONO RAIL ROAD, IN De mont
County are hereby notified that the 5ih nsiament OF 10
per cent u due aud payable within thirty days from
hereof viii attend al BELL Air 24th May, judge Welchs
III Rchland township 23d do, Cenirevie 18th do Mt
Liberty lh do Somerset 2Olh do. Barnesvile 2lst do
when payments may he made.
Mayo. JAMES ID. WRIGHT, Dep Treas
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E1GHENsACK's WORM syRUp

An article founded upon scientific PRINCIPLES com.
pounded with purely vegetable substances being ner,
feciy safe when taken and he given the most Ten
der Infant with decided beneficial effect where Row.I
Complaints and DiarrhGa have made them veal nj
dehiitaed the Tonic properties of my Worm Syrnp are
snch that stands without equal in the Catalogue of
medicines in giving tone and strength to the S,ons.I
which makes it an Infahle remedy for those afieteS
with Dyspepsia the astonishing performed by this
Syrup after Physicians have failed is the hest ev denrs
oe its superior efficacy over all others N''"N'~e
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the partnership herotolore existing hctwaen FRA.
SlER COl.ilNR lato Druggists OF ~. Clairsville,
Ohio, has hcen dissolved by muual consent. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted to said late irn, or
10 H. T. fKAsER, requested 10 call their late Drus
si"re aud make payment To Jas W. CoLLISs, In whose
hands the claims of the late arm, and Of H. Il, FRAsER
are leh for collection n. n. FRAStER, II
May =, 53 JAS. w. COLLINS
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EALL AND JUDGE FOR YOUR.
~ selvos.-WnE,T q CnAPLNg jobbers of notions
AMI Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Whee ing, Va We
would call the attention of and padars 10 our
spring stock, which wo are receiving, consisting in part
Of - -
10000 rolls Wall Papor, OF every qualityi .-
1900 Window Paper
500 Velvet aud common borders;
IL dol, Fire Board patterns;
Cotton and silk Hosiery Of every description;
siik cotton, aud Lisle Thread Gloves;
Spool aud skein Threadi
suspendcrs, Lace Goods, etc;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School aud Blank Books;
HSrdware, cutlery, combs, buttonsi
Pins, Needles, hooks aud eyes;
Zephyr worsiod, sewing silks,
States, stationery, brushes
Periumery, gun caps, fishing hooks aud limos.
Together with every small article kept by country mer,
chants. ~
WPThese Goods are laid in expressly for jobhinc aud
will be sold al small advance for cash trade in hand
lJ The highest market price paid for rags, feathers
fhx seed, ginseng, beeswax woolen socks ETC., In
change, or Tor Cash March rs, 1853
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a. M. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c L 0 7 II | N G
i 8 7 4 B l. | \ II NJ h n I
On the Corner of Water and Monroe streets,
WheeLinn. Va


Wheeling, Va,
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in Wheel
ing lie has just returned from New York, Philadelphia
tion din pointof quality and style, and il is well know
| the best bargains can he had of him. For Good ant
Cheap Goods he stands unrivaled. Do not fail to call
or you may regret II.
His stock consists of the following articles:
ICO black cloth dress coats 100 blue brown and greer
do; l5O black cloth irock do $50 huc brown and greer
do; $50 black, brown blue and green coats; Ot
business coats made of Cashmere, CLOTH &c 100 bea
yer coats various coors 0CO felt and blanket Coats 81
doz white shirts of all grades 50 doz check shirts; 80
don manners stripe; dOz. silk unershirs; 10 doz
cotton undorshirts; doz woolen undershrts; . doz
gazcs uncrshrts 500 pr. black caHsmere pants; 1OOl
barred strre and mixed pants; 2O0O pr cassnet pants
black satin vests, at all prices; 1000 fancy silk
doa. fancy cravssi l2 doz neck tes 60 doz. pocket
hdk s silk and linen; 20 doz suspenders all prices aud
Styles GO doz half hose 20 doz. drawers.
All the above articles with great many more, are
offered very low, at my Clothing Store, corner of Mon
and Water s.,ees' Wheeling Va, s'se fine assort
NJ D.-rsr,icular attention paid to Custom pork, and
all orders will he illed with dispatch, by A. NJ. A.
Opinions of ahc Press.
CLormSu.--Wo would advise all persons wishing
Fms of good material, TO call at A. NJ Adams Cloth,
ing Store Water street. lie has very fine
mcnt OF everything in the Clothing line-Ldiiy Int.
CLorHlSG. CLoTnIsG!! at fair prices always he had
of friend A. NJ. Adams, corner of Monroe and Wa.
ter Streets who from his extensive stock of cloths
smeres, &c is fully prepared TO rig you out in tho
This gentleman has about 5000 invested in fabrics
OF the richest make aud furnish from top to
save with shoes Particular attention Is solicited to
his Stock comprising as does, coating yostngs, pan
taoons neckerche drawers suspenders, patent spring
stocks and splendid lot of hats and caps. You can
go amiss by calling at his store for any in
tended for the comfort or decoration of your person. As
ho does alago business he is able to sell cheap his motto
h.ing "quck sales and small profits" This added -
the fact that he has his goods made under his super
intendance should be sufficient nducement for every
man disposed to bny 10 give him call. Let ALL there
FIRE who seek their interest encourage homo in.
dustry" by shedding their threadbare garb for
one.-Daiiy Times Gazette. Oct. 30, 1852.