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I. o. o. R. Celebration.

WE accidentally omitted to state in our
last paper, that in consequence of the in
clemency of the weather on the evening
when this order had their last procession,
&c, and from which cause great many
persons were prevented from attending n
wish has been expressed, that Dr. Galluchat
would deliver the same address he did on
that occasion. The /. o. o. r. have therefore
determined to have procession tomorrow
evening, proceeding to the Methodist Church,
when DIR. G. will again address the meeting.
A band of music is expected, and we are
requested editorially to invite the public
generally, and the ladies especially to attend.
The services will commence at 8 o'clock.
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eY-TH sole desire of our city-born pa
rent, with regard to the education of his off
spring, appears TO evincc itself in deep-sat
anxiety to witness his hopeful installed with.
in tho pulpit, a law, court or a doctors
chaise. The high destiny of Toncy is pre-
dicted by doting mother within week
after his birth, it is acquiesced in by the
father, and promulgated to the world by the
nurse. 1t would be household treason to
suggest that the son of well-to-do mechanic
should embrace aught but the most learned
professions, and hence comes it that the heir
of worthy yeoman sqandcrs n fortune, de-
rived from boots and shoes, heel taps and
half-soles, in an Intellectual search after the
crooked roots of the Greek tongue and the
square ones of algebraic science
Did sensible parent, a working mcchan-
lc, or successful mechanic, ever reflect upon
the social consequences of his parents ele-
vatlon i'll the grade of society Well-odu-
Gated in primary school, the young man
passes to college; there new world opens
itself before him his associates are no long
er Of ward or section wherein his former
schoolmates were nurtured, they are the sons
of wealthy. distinguished and highly educa-
ted parents. Gradually introduced to the
circle Of social constitution, superior to
the unostentatious mode of life adopted by
ished men and women of the " haut monde" !"
the fatal contrast becomes apparent tn the
youthful debutant into society. In revery
he compares his station, manners, and pre-
liminary education with the inevitable results
of a polished training, and if he be n man of
keen sensibilities, he grows discontentcd with
his fictitious position, and assigns the cause
for his disappointment to the iladvised solic-
tude of his parents to overstvck some learned
profession with his person. He may recede,
and struggle to withdraw from the magic
circle of the fashionable world-the venom
has been implanted; he witnesses the differ
ence between the frank, honest and unso-
phisticated manners of his parental residence,
and the artificial formulas of polished socie.
ty; from,that moment he grows ashamed of
his humble home; if he dispises not his
humble home; if he despises not his parents,
he pitics them, and all the honor acquired
by an unsuccessful practice at any learned
profession is unable to eradicate n sentiment
of inreriority ever possessing his breast rs
he measures himself by the standard of his
fellow man as he should exist in polished
society.-N. Y. Sacum.
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SHOOTING Dy LADY IN A BALLROOM.
AT Old.town, Me, on Tuesday evening
last, while party were dancing at Grey's
Tavern, very respectable young lady
discharged both barrels of double barrel
pistol at man named VIM. Bowmen, of
Upper Saltwater. One of the balls en-
tered Bowman's shoulder and the young
LADY with whom he was dancing had her
face burned 10y the powder. The lady
who fired the shots went home without
being arrested. Public sympathy is
strongly in her favor, as Bowen had inflict-
ed upon her an irreprable wrong, and then
refused marriage
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CHARLESTON.
Yours Truly.
CATO.
APRIL I, 1876:

APRIL i, 1903,
April is upon us, its warm sunshine and
cooling showers, repaying us for the dark
and wintry .;a-S..S; % = winter.
Thackery, the great English author has
been delivering lectures in the city to large
audiences. The way he scored old Dean
Shift. was almost enough to awaken the old
preacher from his grave. Old Swift in the
verses which he composed On his own death
says, that some would exclaim-
Alas, poor Dean his only scope.
Was to be held misanthrope,
This into general odium drew him,
Which, if he liked, much good may't do
him."
That old Swift treated Stella unjustly,
yea, shamefully, we cannot but admit He
was a strange man though, carried away
by foolish whms
Meagher the great Irish Patriot has also
been lecturing here, giving joy TO all Irish
men, and proving of immense service to the
grog sellers.
The Moultrie House, on Sullivan's Island
10 advertised for rent Since the establish
mens Of a line Steam boats between this ei-
ty and the Island, the latter place, and also
Mount Pleasant are much resorted to, and
in the summer season afford residences for
a great many of our wealthy citizens. Ma
dame Anna Bishop is in the city, and her
concerts last night and night before were
well attended. A certain class Of our citi-
zens will attend concerts, that would not
the Theatre or other similar amusements.
In haste, yours &C.,
LUCIUS.
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N IT is q painful thing to observe, day
after day, whole columns of the daily papers
occupied with advertisements from young
females in search of situations. This speal s
OF state of things most painful to contem-
plate, and accounts, in great measure, for
the immense number Of prostitutes in this
city. In fact New York Is fast assimilating
in character to the cities Of the old world
where vice and wretchedness prevail to an
alarming extent. 1t is high time that public
attention was directed to the prevalent state
of things, and that measures be taken to les
sen the amount of human misery existing
within our bounds. II is very singular that
none of the bodies calling themselves religi-
GUS, have devoted any Of their superfluous
energy 70 this great and good object If the
truth of their religious principles was meas.
ured by their zeal in actions of practical bene-
TT to mankind, we suspect they would 90 for
very little ia the estimation of every resona-
3 bic man. Tie amount of religious zeal ex-
pended mt public meetings is enormous; but
1t too generally ends there. The gentlemen
who are valiant In defence of the truth in
public, go home to sip their wine, complais-
antly regarding themselves as beneflctors of
mankind. But we would direct their atten-
ton to something better, and something ho-
lier, too, for /" true religion" says the Apos-
tie James, ais to visit the widow and the
fatherless, and to keep ones self unspotted
ron the world" IL they would devote
themselves to alleviate the mass of misery
yet existing in this city, they would render
benefit TO society and to themselves. We
may return To the subject--N y Sachem.
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a razor, owing to mental arrangement
Mr.. Snyder was Of the firm of SNYDER g.
Turner, of Galena, residing lately at Dubuque
engaged in the lead trade, and on his way to
st. Louis. He has been a man of consider
able property, and returned, two years since.
from California, where a great portion of
ms means were swept away in the food of
1851. He had been married about three
weeks to lovely and intelligent wife, the
feelings of whose lacerated spirit are not to
be described by language or alleviatcd by hu-
man sympathy-Keokuk Qo.) Despatch,
March 8.
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April I, 1853.

On last Saturday night, says the Macon,
Ala, Repubficun, an unfortunate rencontre
occurred at Brewers hotel, in Tuskegee,
between Mr.. Battle Clark and young
man named Harris, in which the latter
was almost instantly killed by pistol
shot though the abdomen, and when is
supposed to have severed some large artery
near the spine. After full and patient
hearing before the Judge Of Probate, Clark
was released without bail.
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the weapon from his hand. A very severe
struggle ensued, in which both cnme 20 the
ground; and It is asserted that even then
White attempted to carry his murderous in
tention into effect. A number Of military
men arrived quickly, and succeeded in dis
arming and arrested him. He is in close
custody, awaiting trial by court martial
1t Is said that Corporal White had been
drinking for some time previous to this un-
soldierlike attack, and that Immediately be-
tore It's commission he had taken quantity
offum. o.
More anon.
Yours Truly.
CATn
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APATRIorIc PRINTER Mr.. A. ID. Wright
publisher Of paper at Perrysburg, (Ohio,)
has contracted with the State 10 print the
laws passed at the last session Of the I.egis-
lature for I6 cents per 1000 ems. The req
ular journeymen's price for composition Is
20 cents pc 1000. Mr. Wright then agrees
to do this work for 10 cents per 1000 ems
less than he pays his jonFneymen, and does
all the prcss work, 60, Gos nothing n
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49, @
Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE FRAELIS
The u. y. mail steam shin Fmnklin haa
'afriyed at New York from Hayre. which nor,
abe left on the 18th inst She brinea iiy-
erpool advises TO the 18th inst.
The Liverpool Markeis-On the 10Th nnd
l4th instant Cotton was but in mo deratc
request, On the 18th, however, halter
demand arose, and the sales during the three
days amounted to 1900 bales, 1000 OF
which were taken on speculation and for
Report. Prices remained unchanged at the
same quotations as those brought by the
Asia.
Breadstuffs generally had recovered from
the depression Of the previous week.
The London Money Afarkef was a trifio
easier. The English Funds and Rail Road
and Foreign Stocks were firm.
ADDITIONAL PER PRAsKLIs--Tbe Rank
OF England has made discounts AZ 81 per
cent. American Stocks have siiehtly In.
proved. In Manchester there has been =
slight decline on the coarse. dcscription of
goods, but trade Is healthy. The wooden
districts also exhibit activity, with slight
improvements in prices.
Adyiccs from Ava state that the King of
Birmah Is opposed by his brother.
Marshal HaynAu died on the IAN inss.
ArroHrNEsrs.--The following appolnt.
@ents have been confirmed BY the u. 8.
Col Meyer Jacobs. Surveyor o. The po,,
o. Charleston, y. @, and John /. Martin.
Esq, Of South Carolina, Secretary Of Isga-
Daniel s. Dickinson, coIIec.or ofshe Por..
OF New-fork; OConner, New York Distfsiet
Alt'orney; Fowler, Postmaster at New,sT Or
1enerai Die, kew-York sub-Te esasuf,
Kedheld, New-York Naval QlD<Ssr. HR''
S sew-Y ork .; 8 Marshal ss;e.
Surveyor Of the Port Of NeI [s.''. --- u---
/, Spo'0n. pns coIlector At Phiss |NNER.s
'er, postmaster OF that city. NfLI,
Joseph Sicryi, Collector It 1osesty as
Wniiam Gillespie, Received II JaekSssa.
=. ss,ss.Rpa. and Samuel D. Hays U. 8. AttoeigS
DEArH OF MRs FnInesr. Mn. pm.
more died In Washingien on Wednesday, -
Her remains will bo taken 70 Tsut5slo Inter.
ment. 49,
Mrs. Fillmofss maiden name Va. Az.
GAL Pcwers she being The yoangess ehiIa
OF the late Rev. t8mael Powers. She ~.
married 10 Afs Fillmors IL fs26. ana ~. IsN
2 :. son % spd daughter 70 mourn her less. -
& Fatal Ran RoAB Accrprxr. A ,..s.r-
s'ef train on The Ohio kail Road ran OF nc
tf4tk On Sunday syenjpQ. sbont seeenfv. .rir
to''es from Cumstrisnd, Killing ~ snS n.
inring Others among the passsnssss-
4 wesItay eitizsn a DaIfimcss. wss ons Oh
tb0Ao who acre hi;,.a = - n -
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sW" Our thanks to our friend and cor
respondent for his article on agriculture, in
this paper. We would be pleased to hear
from him again, and request all who can
write, to let us hear from them on n subject
which is Of such great interest.
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eB- THE Hon. Thos. J. Rusk, who has
been so particularly kind to us during the
present session Of Congress, has again, by
forwarding us public documents, placed us
under renewed obligations.
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6 Gaitur,s Gablr.

THE GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE. The reader
is referred to the prospectus Of this paper.
The @Compendiuin of History" alone, is
worth the price Of Subscription. We
would suggest to the Editors, to have the
same published in book form when COM
pleted. 1fyou do, you may mark US down
for copy.
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Gossip, Ths BAN Of Last Friday night.
49, 90,

AKmD invitation had been extended to us
70 attend the Party OH last Friday evening
and in very kind spirit we accepted the in
yitstionj aud, Ia a much kinded spirit aiteD-
ded.
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1aritnltural.

Ia sloth indulgence tits toll,
Enervates man and damns the soil.
Young.
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LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, 1853.

N SEE the advertisement of NJ. S. Sor-
rell & Brother, Belair.
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The SoUrHERs Sun, is the title Of paper
we have received, published at Kosciusco,
Miss, under the edtorship Of w. ID. Roy,
ESQ. The paper appears tn be ably con-
Quoted, and there is an independent tone
assumed throughout, which we highly
commend. We will give an article from
it in our next Ledger.
eD- Where is the Unionville Journal!
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BLAckwocD's MAGAzNE.-Tbe March num-
Der We have received. Contents
Clubs and Clubbists Lady Lees Wild
dowhood, Part Ill; The Vegetable King
dom; Rambles in Southern Sclavonia
John Rintoul, or the Fragment Of the
Wreck; A Trio Of French Tourists eacc
and War; The Malt Tax Note to Arti-
Gle on Slaveryin January number. Price
Of Blackwood % per annum-B Blackwood
and any one of the Reviews S5-all four
of the Reviews and Blackwood $40.
LEONARD SCOTT co.
New York city.
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HARPtRs MAGAZINE FOR ArRn--This num-
ber is in no way inferior to any Of It's pre-
decessors. As an evideaec Of its merit,
one desiring to take magazine, invaria-
bly, prefer sIiarper's after once seeing it,
Price % per year. HARPER g. BRO.
New York
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The LADIES' WREATH.-rhe Apri, no which
contains two very pretty plates, and rea-
sonable amount of light reading matter,
we have received. Price one dollar year
J. C. DURDICK,
New York.
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tice the following:
"nNTED-ijy a young widow lady OF
PEP" cssing appearance, n situation IN
some christian g,Dtleman's family, to take
charge of his domestic establishment She
Is well qualified 10 superintend the manage.
mens OF young children who may have lost
mothers care. Best OF references given
and required.
Propossessing appearance, neatly allied Ia
the charge Of the domestic establishment oi
! a christian gentleman, as u superior attrac.
tion to modern moralists, possessing small
| sized children. In the Herald we discover
n complete answer to the forlorn lady's de-
sires, with the slight exceptions that the mr..
ticle demanded Is not required 10 be prepos.
sessing, and the gentleman repudiates chris.
tianity and small children. We trust that
he will adopt christianity and the young wi
dow, and as TO the children, they will come
into the bargain as a matter Of course:
A GENTLEMAN, aged about thirty, moi
! prepossessing In appearance, who has been
unfortunate in losing the lady Of his choice
| from waywardness on her part, Is DESTROYS
OF seeking consolation by unitii q himself Ia
lady Of like appearance, aged under TWEEN.
ty, medium helghss graceful figure, black
eyes, and fair complexion. Address Creole
Broadway post-office, stating where an in
terview can behad. Al letters strictly con.
fidential
When the happy affair is arranged, we
trust we will b remembered and our ad.
vertisinR bill paid Put stopl the Herald
gives the widow another chance provided
some knowlcdge of the daQnefrsotype art
can be supplanted by prezpossesstng ap-
pearanee aud SOUND s.nstisnity--whie the
custody of a camera obscrra u more plea.
sing occupation than that Of email sized chIl.
dren
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ADDfTioskE pAk4nolxns--n nppeara
that two eAsa wess thsown down an embank,
nent over enc hun&sed feet IN depth, turn.
ing N thelr fAii four eoneneas. There wern
some forty persons in the two ears. eirat of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-15
NUMBER 227.
raII. eND wryrER DRY GOODS.

Z
CsHANKIIy q RIELl Y have been receiving for the
- lst weeks afull ct ,ek of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods which ey offer 10 heir ,ustomsrs and The psL-
lie generally who'll sale Retail on ss good terns ~
they can. be parcaas.d any other house N Town
ieeir stock consists M part OF the following, vix:
black sia ColoTed FTel eh and American Ciotbs,
Black AID Fanc. Doeskins and Cassimeres,
Black ai.tf faiey SslliI.etis and INeeds,
v INTER sesill gs. ky. JeaIs and Geose1a fiai Q,
hrowu and bieaehed sheetines aud shiriiRs,
do 90 Diillu - AID OsLsbuTghs
Red, " hte. Green and Yellow sFiaineIs,
riain and Plaid LiDse, aud Wool loakirg,
Bed Blanket Green Baize, and Saddle Blankets.
Philip A Hen. sprsaue chico. ard A Mack Prints.
Sol and Fancy on Calcoes Furniture Print ano
sChecks. y
soli,i aild tzncy NJ. Del aines and Csshmers
Engsh and French Mefinoes Black Fancy Aip1ccaa
Z. lain aid Fsssey Poplins, Black and Cold snks,
Falty Ginglanss, BfowI snd Blue Canton Flasneis.
Bed ckine. Hiek5ry Strips, and Apron Cheeks,
Bay tsIe sha wls q q IA inches. e4 f1ad do,
Jseonet Cambrie. and Bar Muslirs, IRISH Linine.
Table Cloths Covers Hats and esps. BootssId shoes.
sAlso full stock d Ribbons sces. Edsfnss, Worsted
Sleeves and Collars. Kid and Cashmer, Gloves Hosiery,
Black aud Fancy SILK Hkf. Trimmings and Notions Car
pet Bags and saiches- All Of the above articles and
every thing in line win sell lev Tor cash
try PRODUCES. - s-[t-l
ocSS SHANkI1N & REILLY.
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THE undersigned has this day cpened. in Lnck's new
4 building, First street. between Mann Locust
sperdid stock of Faiiy Groceries, OF my seieroI
from markets, which will sell al yery low prices
tor Cd n, or Produce OF all kinds.
SHALL ksSO Constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter
Cheese LaE, Poultry and other leading articles for ia
table dire from ,he farmers having
to b. supplied seyeEl timesa week during the summer
with All kinds of County Produce. All goods purchased
1t CooKs i'll beelversd at the residence OF
lf desired have wagon especuglystsr tina
purpose therefore solicit share Of public phtFone
and will try to merit it. Please call aud examine n,
stock. [je3O-tfl z. ii. COOK.
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,H subscriber respectfully informs ths citizens
i ansyle and the surrounding country, that he has
III Main and Fourth streets and II will be his keep
every article In his line, either wholesale or retail.
have or hand large LOT Of cheese. which will sell BY
the box single pound among the lot there Eng
sh Dairy Aeese-a rich article. Coffee Rice, Rasins
Oranges Lemons Teas of all kinds, Lard on Vinegar
Molasses Green Apples Candles, starch, Mpstsrd Pep
per- Indigo States Sand Paper, Tea aud Table Spoons
aud many other articles TOO tedo 70 menon heh per
sous n az sos By givil. .ue AL kinds of Produce
wanted. rdcS65 las. SPALDIAG.
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MERRITT FIELD & CO.
W holesale Importers of Dry Goods.

Eraasoale Ind.
A RE noN receiving nnd opening inthe large and com
n modious building lateiy erected by Mr.. ohosr LedS
on FIRST street Main and Sycamore street The
aud best assorted stock of Fancy and Staple Dr,
Coods ever brought to this market Our extensive Ia
eeS la coIiet With our New loTk house, enable:
as 10 offer such Inducements purchasers will make
10 their advantage TO purchase OF US We shall con
tinue To- add weekly TO orr all read, arga Stock "a
Euep il at all times fall and well assorted with '
Prints Of trery Kind, style aud price,
Eleatbed shlriii g and sheetiIgs.
Brown shrtings aud Sbeetngs ofaf widths style and
brands, .rr.. ~
IcKifes Of - the eii'.ren' Ere brands,
Csri"n s,ii%' and DoHe, Flanreis,
Bed v hite and yellow FlaLneis, all wool,
Cloths OF all colofs and prices, from tue principal
French. English aud IL, lgan factories.
Cassimeres. lisin and fancy, single and double mild
Tweets all wool, and cotton and WOOL
Plaid Linse.s OF ali The diiereht sly les
Nousiin De fs,nes of every style and price,
EarlstoD. Lancaster ard plain lack GInghams
Plain black SIR sand tattns.
Hosery Cotton ana Wool Ncstngs,
siik'--sIens Engi>h Wool hose and half hoss'
do do Cotton half hos,
wSfnans do worsted cotton Hose all color'
Gleyes-Mens heavy Buck Gloves,
do Kid, Cotton and Wool 30,
Womens do do do DO.
SIX, Linen and Cotton Pocket Haudkerehiefs.
Swiss Musliis,
JacOBeft Musie ~ 4
Book " Gslins- 'a-.r -t
Plaid Cainbrces,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
Irish Liniu dressed AID ubGressed in hail pisces,
Coored and Paper tambriehs, f.
Itsdsu sewing Six al eolors and Letters,
Spool Silk 1868 -f
Spool Cotton, ..-,~ ~ -
Marsballs L!i.en Thread al numbers,
Goats cottor, -i.i do
Plain, Embrod and Printed long and Square o.
Shawis,
Blankets a full assortment.
Beaver, Pilot and Felt Cloths, -- ~
silk and MchIir lustcrs. 81.
Pl.Gn. 1gure,l and Plaid Poplins, .
Buttons. cO.nbs aud fancy goods Of every kind and
description we offer TO the trade al The low
" Il, Legs, eswax, Feathers, Rags, &c. taken In
trade for the tt5ve goOss.
Also Money rem tilted any part of Europe, and Drafts
from ans part D. Europe collected through or House
" ssotIs MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
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= lAOhGAH, Ed IN G F66oIONt
I.To66 srs " Forsiga asd Donsste Dry Gssts, Beam
Qss Stoes. Hats, Caps. BonHsfs, &C., Se
Main 81, between First and Second.
7 AVE now Ia store and on the way 551 ,Psckas
II ges of errLasfasEe; being one OF TIE
largest anj best selected stocks In the State. To whch
ihey respectfully nyiie the trade of Indiana. ard Illinois
and Ken uey feei conhdept thai Il is now longer
the interest Merchants visiting Louisville and Cincn
at for til purpose OF max ng their purchases of Goods
las they buy their stoeks equally well, closer to
lhoire and saye al item La Expenses and Freight
M@rehatts sill fr ia visiting Evansville this fall and
wl'er and alw Us hereafter, large and selected
stocks in every branch Of there having been
rial new Houses opeled this Season.-
We IOy most Of our Goods Of the Manufacturer and
heir Agents. aud win sell them low the low est In
amy marx this side % the manufacturers.
Oursts les OF Goods supurb, being the cream or
ltae four Eastern Markets.
The Trade is fully invited to call In and
them. when the Goods wilfspeak for themselves
NeGoht solicit trade, upon the strength OF advertise
lne To- Sell oheaer than nearly all our D-ighbors, and
having OF the raarksf to bu, the goods,
or Eo ayertseine that We import fer bezes fgoods
or ffom putting Phillip, Allen &. Sons brae on f4 cent
IAN will keep Oh. are doing ever day. selling
them at the lowest narket rate, matter what ii is.
that il is above cost.
n. We promise 20 give satisfaction in filing orders:
as all goods pay be Returned to not suiing The
erderng them. Orders filled once, shipped NJ ow
igegbts aid insured II desired, as always keep open
policies With sVuna Insurance Comssanies.
Feathers. kags. Ginseng Reeswax. fastorCil In bbls
Tobacco ia hh Furs and Petries taken In exehasgs
iorgoods OF on account at market rates
0ct2I MOGAN, REEN& PRESTON