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10 IT DID RAIN! and the earth is re-
fFeshed again-the stagnant pools are pu-
Eided-the wells yield their supplies Of
~ater-the parched grass puts on fresh
smile--the trees, with their sombre hues
and autumn tints seem more gladstone,
like the reviving invalid when nature
breaks The letters of disease,-feld and
forest, mountain and glen, all clad in a
livelier livery, and invigorated BY the gra-
cious RAINS
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lally, that Knight see hets work. "
IN became apparent that itsould be !
of Harry's, if he did not hayeFanny
lfe. Never was man deeperillove,
The make an effort to concealit.-
Inny been a foolish flirt, she wuld
aged with his feelings, as vainafls
non secure of a lover. But she las
kand good for this, and only hesh.
,'enoughto be certain of the state
heart, when size made Harry happy
ping him.
persons more fitted for each, other,
could not be. Though always mer
llss always happy, Fanny was amia-
Iligent, and full Of sound sense
read and thought a great deal, espe-
tone SO young. Her heart ran over
ihwritten poelry.' If Harry had
y o lifetime, he could not have found
ocompanionable, and SO suited in
yto him.
stalk tho engagement made when
a! The haughty Isabel, who, with
half as capable of sincere love as
ad made up her mind TO have Har.
hose vanity, therefore, was piqued,
AIDED herself so much asto call the
tan "artful and intriguing puss.P
appointed beauties had other hard
! Fanny. But though, when our
rst heard these SANDERS she shed a
she soon dried her eyes, for, with
'ye, nothing could make her long
lot until the young couple had Sc,
'ir wedding tour that Harry told his
F. had first made him fall in love
other girl l visited that morning."
was playing the fine lady; and
e, as | well knew. their mothers
1g in the kitchen. Ireasoned thai,
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THE MARKETS.

MoRGANTowN, Oct. +
FLoUR-sells at $500 per barrel.
WHEAT-l50 cents per bushel.
CORN-75 Z" /"
0ATS-37 l-2 f" Z"
P0TATOES-l00 f"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls IS cents.
TALL0W-12 cents perlb.
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NO HUMBUG!
And DOWN WITH THE GAS HOUSES!


THE undersigned, thankful to the citizens
Morgantown and vicinity for their mos. liberia
patronage during the past season, take the libcr.
ty to inf rm odr numerous friends and the public
generally that we have received the largest, most
fashionable and cheapest stock of
FALL 8. WINTER CLOTHING,
ever brought to this part Of the country; and as
our Clothing is of our own manufacture, we offer
it to the public rs better and cheaper article
than goods purchased from other merchants, OF
at auction, where GENERALLY all the trash is sold.
We are confident tina, our stock will please the
most iastidioas, and hope that those who are in
need of anything in our line will call soon while
our assortmen, is complete.
Our Stock consists in part Of all kinds Of Over
Coats, double Coats, Boys Goats, fine irock Coats
Business Coats, Pants of every description, a
large assortment ofvests, Cravats, Collars, Boots,
Hats aud CAPS, Under Shirts and Drawers, and
in short full assortment OF all kinds OF Mcn's
and Boys apparel.
A. FEDERLEICEIT & Co.
Morglntown, Sept. 90, 1858. Bin.
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To Persons out of Employment
$500 TO LOCO a Year!
A Chance 10 Make Money and DO Good
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

raNHE Subscriber publishes number Of mos,
4 valuable Pictorial Books, very popular, and
OF such moral and religious influence that while
good men may safely engage in their circulation,
they will confer n public benefit, and receive a
fair compensation for their labor.
III To men OF enterprise and tact, this bust
ness offers an opportunity for profitable employ.
mcnt seldom to be met with.
III Persons wishing to engage in their sale
will receive promptly by mail, a Circular contain
ing fall particulars, with CORRECTIONS to persons
disposed to act as Agents." together with the
terms on which they will be furnished, by ud.
dressing the subscriber, postpaid.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
1871 William Street, New York.
" IL Pass, and ready for Agents by the lst
of October, 1864, I" Sears Illustrated Deserip-
ton Of the Russian Empire" For further par
ticulars address us above.
September 80, 1854. DO pa2t
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Hurrah for Good Bargains!
At the Two BIG RED DOORS.



Let those aop buy rho nerdr bought before,
Anu those rhO alwayS bought nOr bay he NOR
a E.gRGERs STOCK
Than ever heretofore, may now be 70 und at
Rogers & FOgls's Cheap Cash Store.
Large stock, low prices, and new styles,
Staples and frncies, piles on piles,
The assortment large and quito complete,
With competition to compete.
Wesell CHEAP goods for CASH you know,
And that Is why we sell so low. II is
Our Fancy Goods we first will number,
And try your minds not to cucumber
With sundry things Of small dimension,
And which are not worth your attention;
Therefore we mention silks and satins,
Oi which we have superior patterns,
OF eyory style and every fashion,
To suit the taste Of every nation:
The red, the white, the black, tho blue,
With pink and buff, the changing, too,
Whose beauties cannot fail to win
a smile from those who cannot grin
And some, no doubt, will laugh outright,
To sec so rich, so great sight.
The next in order you must know
Are goods Of dress and calico. ....
We have all kinds and every brand,
That's manufactured in the land.
Next comes our Prints, Hats, Caps and Boots,
Which cannot fail We think TO suit,
Preceding EDWARDS in tho race
Before your minds VIC next will place,
The Queenswares, a little Hardware, too,
A splendid stock, clean, nice and new
In oraer that you may be able t.'.
To ornament your dinner table.
We have good pepper, too, and spice,
Soap, alum, ginger, mace and rice, I'D"
Coffee, sugar, tea and rope.
Come friends, we do sincerely hope
That every person large and small,
Both young and old, low and tall,
will give US an early call.
The Subscribers would by this method tender
10 their friends and customers their thanks for
the patronage we have received at your hands
during the past season. We feel deeply thank
ful for past fayors, and hope TO make ourselves
in no way unworthy Of their continuance. We
have not appeared before you to say what VIC
have done, can, or will do, but would simply
point you to our career during the past season as
an index to the coming. Call and soc US, friends,
as We will be glad to see You whether you pur-
chase or not. ROGERS & FOGLE.
P.S. All approved trade taken in exchange
for goods at cash prices.
MorgantOwn. Va, Sept. %, 1857
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THE MONONGAEIA MIRROR.
|. 0. Of 0. +.

MONoNGAlIA LODGE, No. o., Of the Indie
pendendcnt Order of Odd Fellows, will hold q
Public Meeting and Procession in the Regalia o.
tho Order, at Morguntown, Va, on
Thursday, the 18th day Of October next.
~ Tho Lodges and Encampmcnts at Wheel
ing, Clarksburg, FairmoRt, Brandonyille, Fellows
vile, &c., in Virginia-Uniontown Brownsville,
California, Washington coy, Waynesburg, JET
lerson, &C., in Pennsylvania, and all soiourning
brethren in good standing, arc respectfully and
ffaternay invited to attend and participate in the
exercises the day.
. ~ Rev. ]. D. McCAnE, of Wheeling, will de-
ii'eFthc Grafton on the occasion.
S. slECFRlED, jr. Com. Of mo.
DID. LYNCH,
MorgdNtorn, "a, Sept. 4, 1854.
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EmerSOnAmerlCan Hair Restorative,
A sure tpermancnt cure for Badness. 1t
removes SC and dandrufT, Scrofdlous Eruptions
and fcyeriseat from the Scalp.
preparedly by c. s. EMERSON. c. E.
FISHER s., Projectors, No. 81 Superior ST.,
Cleveland, sold by FIN. CliALfANT,
Sept. 30 Sole agent for Morsantown.
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yer Dam, near Richmond, 7

DtuVtF DAM, near Kichmohd, Va.
c. D. Luck, ESQ.,, now In the cityor.
and for many years in the Pest oiiice,S
confidence in the astonishing etlicacyoi
Spanish Mixture, that lie has bought upwp
so bottles, which he has given away toihS
fictcd. Nr. Luck says no has hover kno,siiit
fail when taken according to directions. \
J. Dr.. MiscE, practising physician. and forrs,-
says he has witnessed in a number Of cases the
effects Of Caricrs Spanish Mixture which were
most truly surprising. He says in a case ofcon-
sumption, dependent on tho liver, tho good Of
fccts were wonderful indeed.
SAMUEL NJ. DRINKER, OF the firm Of ptihkef
& Morris. Richmond, was cured Of Liver COM
plant of years standing, by the use OF two
DO tiles of Carter's Spanish Mixture.
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lEsH DRUGS,

JUST REtvED at tho F. NJ. Chalhn. Drug
Store, Sign tho Golden Mortar. The alton
ton Of physns is especially requested, as tho
Stock is larg,d complete and will BIO sold on
toms that cat fail to give entire satisfaction.
July 5, ISL
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Liver Complaint,
Ja,t,,dice, Dyspepsia, shrd
&c Oh. .1erE0,ss Debiiisy.

DISEASE OF TIE KIDNEYS, and all Diseases al
ing from a Disordered Liver or Stomach, 50,
as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness,
blood to the Head, Acidity Of the Stsinac
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgustior Food, Fliiue
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructation
Sinking, or Flunering at the Pit oil the Stoh
ach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried aadDi
fcult Breathing, fluttcringat the Hear, choal
ing or Suilocations when ina lying postnt
Dimneas OF Vision, Dots or wsp. before d
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the He'll pG
cheney OF pcrspira,on, Yell owness Of thesS,
and Eyes, painin the Side, Back, Chest,Liad
&c., Sudden Flushcs of II eat, Burning IN, "A
Flesh, Constant lmaginings of Evil, and NJ
Depression OF Spirits, can he c iiecniniiy Gu
by DOCTOR HoOFL AND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTERs.
Prepared ny 5t5iif
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED Z!

To Canvass for the best and most salenblc Books
published. They are written by the most popu-
lar Authors Of the day, including among others,
I. S. ARTHUR, of whose last great work,
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM,
DO 900 copies have been sold within month of
Publication.
Thesc Books are beautifully illustrated, (many
= them with finely colorcd platcs) and printed
al bound in the best manner.
n agents will find pleasant and profitable en-
" ment in their circulation. For particulars
sss (post pnid)
- J.W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. IS North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
Seember q, 1854. emo
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

On. ]. N. WILSON, Lexington, Va, February
Q, 1859, said +: 60 am entirely out Of the German
gttcrs. They have become all tic rage. No
thing else sells" l.,}f i-s5--,..sa
The TEYrn LEGION, published ut Woo,lstoek
Va, said, Jan. 10th, 1850: ga Great NedicIp,I
We have uniformly rcfrained from rcco,nil,e end
ing to The public any Of the various patent med
Icinos OF tic day, unless thoroughly convinced
Of their value. Among those We consider ,yot.
Thy Of, notice, Is the German Bittcrs, iuycn,e.its
Or. liooiland, and prepared by Dr.. jackson, II,
Philadelphia. One instance, in particular, Id
which tho superior virtues Of this mcdicneiaya
been tested, has lallen under our observation. -
During tho last summer, a son Of NJ. Abram
Crabill, Of this county, was very seriously al.
iecicd with Liver Complaint, and nitcr trying in
vain various remedies, no purchased bottle Of
tho iittcrs, and ater using it, was ouucl, rc,
lieycd OF Ills distressing malady, that he proc,i.
red another bottle, and is nowlres,oted entirely
10 hcaltt.ns {S < \. RI y, "A
They entirely vegetable, 'ifer from all in.
jurlohsingredicnts, slwnyssuengihentlie systeso
and never PROSTATE il. ,,' *
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all tl.o
principal cities, and at retail by apotliccaries and
storckecpers III every town In Tho United States.
September 30, 1854. mifEmo,fy iNl
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.AsuE AvD rEvEk...osnay cuRE'

'hsuE AND FEVER--.CREAr CURE,
] hereby certify, that for, IL 49,
Agpe and Fever of the most Siolsht-
! had several physicians, took 9laige.
Of Quinine, Mercury and | believe aus
advertised, but all without any pcrma.
At last tried Catter'S Spanish hfiriu
ties Of which ef'rc,ually cured me, an,
pyto say that have neither ciills or
! consider it the best Tonic in the woi'
only medicine that ever reached .nyt'
JOHN Lo!
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-03

"And this is the reason, my bows,
that don't care for anything that comes
or goes, that happens or that does not
happen. want to be dead. Iwant to
sleep, for my eyes burn so that at night
don't close them: I only see little Alice,
my golden-haired little wife, and I only
clasp in my arms my dead baby, till the
drum or the trumpet wakes me up, and
then have only the bullet that hits me
to look for. 1t has not come yet, but to-
morrow will have better luckl And so
hand me the brandyr' -..
He took a deep. deep draught. and a
strange hectic hue came into his white
cheeks. The soldiers were deeply shocked,
and their rude emotions made their hearts
throb painfully in their broad chests
eff none of you can match that story"
said the soldier, ego to sleep, and don't
disturb me: I am going to dream of my
Alice and her child again :" and he fell
back on his side, aud q mournful wind
swept wailing by, as if it had been the
voice of the dead.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-03
MY POOR LITTLE WIFE,
OR, THE YOUNG SOLDIERS STORY.


Generally speaking" began the youth,
"stories have what is called moral to
them and if you don't know what that
means [ shall not stop to tell you
" Yes, yes; we know" ran in low
murmurs sound.
Well, mine has no moral, because it
comes too late" and his voice thrilled as
he spoke " and if it had, its uses would
be very doubtful"
1t matters very little who or what |
am," he continued. Il have lain in silk
and purple, and grew up as one born to
command. l went to college, and very
likely you think l was a wild, harum-
scarum devil of a fellow-boasting,
driving, hunting, gowning and towning
it-cultiyating women, wine, cards, and
so on, as you may have heard that young
fellows with plenty of money do. Well,
if you think SO you are mistaken. Twas
a quiet, studious young man. I might
add moral" and his sardonic laugh Jared
as before and it would have been per-
fectly true. 1 loved books, study and
peace, was good scholar, studied music
and the arts, fenced like Angelo-therei is
not man in the army, perhaps, that
can play at the small sword with me-
and quiet as an infant, I still had spice
of wild, tremendous, explosive, fiery
devil in me.
Il fell in love, ha ha! with little
doll of girl about my age, that was
seventeen, and for whom l would have
taken my heart out of my BOSOM. She
was SO frail and fairy-ike. a creature that
l could have put her in my breast to
shelter as one would a little bird and
she loved me with such strength OF
faith that had been Don Juan himself
there was such lavish trust in her that
she would have converted me from a de.
bauchee into true honest man.
"She is still now as a frozen rill-
sleeping like the streams in winter-she
will never waken again." and his head
fell OH his breast, though his eyes, which
were burning with the pains of his strong
agony were not moistened with tear
They had dried at the very fountains.
81 dare say more than one among
you know what it is to be in love, my
lads. Here is Charley, for instance, and
our hero gave start; che, l imagine,
can understand me" ..;--
"Yes, yes!" again murmured the sol.
diers " we know it. !" -. s- f.
a Yes w he repeated, somewhat scorn.
fully !" all very well, that, but different
men have different ideas of love. Some
are sensual and depraved, and with them
love is q mere pollution and miscom.
prehension Of the sublime passion I; and
l have met v !, but few that could un.
derstand it s , d, but it was with me
aportion Of ls of existence
Yes, with nc j. was different; shs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-03

DANCING. appears from the follow
ing letter which, it is said, was copied
from the original paper, that the Father
of his Country"-George Washington
was not opposed to Dancing--conducted,
of course, under proper regulations. The
letter annexed was written by him but
few weeks before his death. .yg- IS
"MoUNT VERNON, Nov. IL, 1899.
"Gentlemen Mrs. Washington and
myself have been honored with your po-
lite invitation to the Assemblies in Alex
andria this winter, and thank you for
this mark of your attention. But. alas
our dancing days are no more! We wish,
however, all those who relish so innocent
and agreeable an amusement al the plea
sure the season will afford them; and
am, gentlemen. your most obedient and
obliged humble servant. l 15i.i.d1T
go. "GEoRGS WAsHNGTON.
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THE EVENING srAR
VAN DEUsENs IMPROVED wAEPENE.
By wALLACH & HOPE.

TItIE propretcrs of the above valuable specnc lor
the hair. feel warranted in hitting 1t to the
public "a me Of the efficient rsneiies for par
tal badness, diseased hair, and az safe and sue
essfuI Renovator of wasted and decsyed locks, for
changing grey hair to its first and natural color,
promoting the growth and bsautifying its texture,
md i'm m2srting Increased vigor and healthy action
the bulbs 1t has been found emnently success
l. II has acquired reputation in the populous
and wealthy city of New York. which will doubt ess
he widely extended over the whole Union. few
bottles Of "yan Dec 'ens Improved wahpene' faith
fully used according TO the directions given, Will,
beyond all Doubt change the unsightly silver hair
of the aged a. well a. the young 20 t. first color
give also a rich and glossy appearance, and alto
gether impart a new and beautiful appearance to
the whole head.
Kiiwell 4 Laurence, Washington; and j. L. Kid
well, Georgetown.
DAY 4 VAN DEUSEN, Proprietors.
dee la-Sm 123 Chambers street. n. Y.
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Fortunes WHEEL. "A few DAYS ago
died, in an obscure corner of France. one
of the claimants to the name and honors
of Louis the Seventeenth. Some tw. nty
years ago the wheel of Fortune-nowhere
so capricious in its jerks as in France
had thrown two men into the same dun
geon of St. Pelagle. They were both
little, round, fat men-with taste for
good wine and good dinners-one lively,
shrewd, and sparkling, ready talker,
and ultra-iberal, and a dandy-the other
slow and prosy, much addicted to senti-
ment and roast capons. The first was
Armand Marrast, editor of the Ndtion0l,
and one of the most formidable of Louis
Phillippe's discontented subjects: the
second was the se-called Baron de Rich
whose coarse but kindly face,
the chivalry of France believed it traced
the royal lineaments Of Louis the XVII.
Marrast, in his banter. called his friend
what his friend called himself, Capet:
made jokes for him, laughed at him, and
praised his cookery-for Capet, like all
his supposed race, was great in the kitchen.
Another jerk of the wheel of Fortune.
and the two men were once more face to
face. This time, it is in the Hotel de
Vile. Marrast is Mayor of Paris, and
his friends are masters of France. Capet
is before him with a memorial, claiming
from his old friend one Of the great
thrones of the world. Marrast smiles -
since he put on those exquisite yellow
gloves, and scattered on his pereon the
wondrous scents, he has learned to smile
less serdonically than Of old. He cannot
give up France even to the best of cooks,
-:or he is already Mayor of Paris,-has
the Presidency Of the National Assembly
in his grasp,-and the Office of the Capets
seems within his own possible reach
Capet Pounds newspaper, and attacks
his old friend of St. Pelagle. One more
whirl of the wheel .-Capet and Marrast
are both lost to sight and to remembrance.
The world goes or its way,-and no one
thinks of the aspiration and the despair
of these two rivals for place and power,
till one bright day, some solitary tourist,
hearing passing knell, inquiries the
name of the obscure dead, and hears
not without emotion perhaps-that it is
Armand Marrast, or the Duke de Richie
mont.-Anthen9un,.
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

N)LD BY kiDWELL & LAURENCE, Pennsyl
- yania avenue and 18th street. Washington and
'IiS L. kIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, D.
: comprising IN part:
DR.. Jaynss Family Melicines-Dr. Roses Family
.l-licines-Wists-s Balsan of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry P-ctoral-Sands' and Tewsand's Sarsaparil-
IA H. AMI John Bulls do-Rose's and Schwartzes
-Milhsu Elixar Calisaya Bark-Wolfs Aromatic
1ed'm mSchnspps-kidwrii's Extract Beech Drops
W ats Nervous Antidote-Osgood's India Cholo-
fsue-Rowands Tonic JIixture-Hampton's yegeta-
t'- Incture-Gre-a's Originated Bitters-HOofand's Is
@rnan dO-Blake's a-li C4nnon's do-Ru.hton's
"a s'nts Cod Liver Oil to- .ther with all the most
proved medicines Of the :ime
Agents for the sale Of S.y nlours Galysnic Abdomi
slppsrter seymour : historical Supporters, and
p n ID rs Abdominal Zero Supporters.
iTesh supply # Sarat ga and Bedford Water.
s-p3Q
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q II All 81

JUST PUBLIsdED-A NLw DISCOVERY IN MEDICINEi
4 FEW words on the rationa, treatment, without
~ Medicine, of Spermatorrhsa, or Local Weak
ies, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude Weak
Ss of the Limbs and the Back, Indisposition, and
Srity for Stvdy and Labor, Du'iless of Appre-
.n..On, Loss of Memory, Aversion - Society, Love
Solitude, Tinidity, SelfD.strust Dizziness, Head
tchr Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, Al
-'on Of the Eyes, Pimples on the Face, Sexual and
.ther InfrIniti-s in Man.
From the French Of DR.. B. DeLdney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
aay easily BE- removed toiLout rtedciae is in ths
mall tract, clearly demonstrut, and the entirely
irS and highly successful treatL ent adopted by
he Author, fully explained. by of which eve
r one Is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at
TIE least possible cost avoiding tn. eby, all the ad
T'rtlsed nOstrums of the day
sent to any address, gratis and post free, in a
saled envelope, by remittng post paid two postage
,anIs to DR.. u: DELANEY, or Box 1O9, Broadway
tCs; Ofise, NJ Y. nov 8-3m-
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New Crab Apple Cider, Cr.nberries.

New Crab Apple Cider, Cranberries.
VIRGINIA made pure crab Cider, superior for
mince pies whole, half, quarter, and eighthe
boxes Raisips Currants at 20 cents h.. best quail
ity seedless Smyrna Raisins at % cents h.; Egyp
tan Currants at l21 cents a h.; good article for
cake bakers; new thin skin Figs in small drums,
very superior at 20 cents, and other kinds at less
prices Conserve Ginger and jars of preserved ginger
Cooking Raisins; Coxs best English Sparkling Celia
dns Jsliss Of ell kinds and Of the best quality, in
handsome glass jars 25 cents each superior Rosolio
Maraschno at 81 bottle; spiced Pickles ready for
use, very nne ats cents hundred; very superior
new Hang best quality family and superhne Flour,
in barrels ana bags Of all the avoris brands ground
Mace, Nutmsgs, Cloves and other spices, put up IN
small packages expressly for family use and may be
relied as being fresh and Of the purest quality
Families dealing with me viii not have to send from
store to store TO get such articles as they wish, -
my assortment = 20 general that all Be accom-
modatsd. . ..,,4-s r.. +,
Tor sale at sfsst KINGS Family Grocery,
ss<- Corner Of 18th street and Vermont avenue,
de- le-H north Jackson Statue.