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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
IIECTiOy IN NEBRASKA,

An election for Delegate 10 thc present Gee
gross took place in Nebraska Territory on TIE
l2,h inst Tie candidates at the poll we're
l. Bird B. Chapman, late Of Ohio, Fsiera
Office holder, who was noisy FREQ soler walk
he thought he could afford to be, aud Ia nov Y
noisy Dougissite; 2. n. b. Giddings. Bsasos
ite. late from Mssouri g. H,iley ID. Johusos
styled an Independent Dem cra'; and 4. Jain
Bennett, whom The Unions correspondent !era
90 Fusion Woolly Wing, and Of course 1a'iyt
"braska''-.hat is to say, against letting 10 Slave
nv. (Ths5k you for that "of cOurse.") Jaiss
Bennett declined, not wishing to promote the
success of Douglass Chapman. We have .
vague report that johnson has been elected. L.
cal questions, and especially tho location of tie
State Capitol, doubtless inf senced the result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
MISSOURI.

The new Legislature of this State was organized
at Jefferson City on Tuesday last. No party In
majority; the Wings and Anti'Bentous being
about equal, AID each outnumberiDg the Benton
ians. We believe the Wings helped the Anti.
Bentons elect sber Clerk and then the Bentoniau
helped the Wings elect their Speaker. The Bsa.
tonians are willing to do anything and help say.
body il they may thereby secure C0l. BentOn's
return to the L. s. Senate, but we apprehena
that they will be unsuccessful.
The Wings held Caucus and unanimously 70
solved to discountenance any agitation respecting
Slavery ia Kansas or for the repeal Of the Ne
braska bill, and to vote for no man as U. s. Sens
tor who does not concur 10 these views Thish
of course bid for the Anti-Benton votes for
Wing u. S. Senator, and will probably win.
All, well, Il is consOling to reflect that We
were turned out of the Wing party some tune $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

ILLINOIS Tho recent ele, in Illinois re-
suited in the choice Of majority Of Anime
braska men 20 the Legislature-the Hon. Abrt
ham Lincoln being ore ofthe two Members elect
from Sspgamon (the metropolitan County. Mr..
l.. concluded to be candidate for U. s. Senator,
aud therefore resigned his seat in the Legisa.
ture. This (the resiguation) was gallant, but uu-
fortunate the Republicans got into wrangle and
threw away the seat, M;Dauiels, (Nebraska,)
having just been chosen. We apprehend this 70.
cult will tell against Mr.. Lincoln, who hiss served
with distinction in Congress and is man Of
sterling qualities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
We know that ii WAS cast almost solid as'.a"
him in 1910. when he wss last candidate pet're

,be people. and nominsly escaped defeat. But
that hostility DO more changed BIS course .a'u
The bavlrg of the vast mob, Composed oil n''
Csyue. County. for the blood of tae poor oi1cA
homicide. Free uan, caused bin to soanioa TIE
6efep,e Of that unfortunate being. Pfooaoy
even Number Of the Legislature chosen oy
The foreign Catholic vote" will HOr oppose his
II reelection TO tae senNe. No mst'ef-"e pre-
sure be can .psre the votes Of both " foreigners
sud persecutor' of foreigners, and still have
enough to reflect him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

The Cincinnati Enquirer complains, with some
show Of justice, that its political adversaries seek
to mOnopolize the representation Of the Fres
States in the next Congress, (House). It says:
owe learn from The MaystaN Wiacsaa, Of the
10Th, that the pretended Wing discovery Of an error
in the official returns Of Clay County in favor Of
Archer their candidate for Congress, of sixty voes
turns cut to be false. There is no mistake and the
official cenvassers have declared Allen elected by
majority VI one vote, beiore reported. Arohsr,
however, has written a letter to Aueo, giving him
notice h It he intends 10 contest the election before
the House. The opposition, not satisfied with elect
Ing nearly all the nembers from the free States IN
the Congress have resolved to contest the ssats
of the fcic Democrats VINO are elected. MillIken,
Fusionst, is tD ing TO Gust Fuller, Democrat, from
bis seot IN the Maine delegation; aud Wing doing
the sane thing with Hall, Depocrat from Iowa.
Archer ia contesting Allen. from Illinois, and we be-
lieve Col. Cadwalade.s Denocrat seat il contas.ed
from L nnsy lvdns. We are not sure but the two
Democrats from California VIII be turrei out OF tho
House account of their having fought dues which,
by the Constitution OF that State, dgqualfes per-
son from holding office. As the Fusionists have the
control of the House. we should not bs surprised 10
see them, with their usual uDscrupulousness, unses
upon frivolous pretenses, ebont all the Democrats
members from tbs free States.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

We give in another column the List of pss,en
gers shipped in the New Era, from Bremen, on
the 2sth Of September. The ship, the reader
will recollect, was wrecked on the jersey Goa,
on the 18th ult., and about $50 persons peri.hed.
The full lit Of emigrant passengers is published
row for tie first time. The names of the saved
were printed in our account of the wreck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
X. K. k-NO. %
Twn ('nII DRrN (IrRFn OF EEYER AND AGUE

TWO CHILDREN CURED or FEVER AND AGUE
ny H.Lr BOTTLE or r. RELIEr.-Dsniei sterviocher,
Of Columbia Co Ala. writes bought o1e % cent bot
lie Of Raawsys Ready Relief II the beet aid most useal
medicine used Two Of my children bad the fever
and seue bs employed two Of the best doctors Ia
the couIyhey could not my children The use OF
half bottle Railways Ready Relief cured them entirely"
all where the malaria OF Agus prevails we recon
following restrlenth will protect the system
ssa Ague Keep the Liver and Bowels regular BY taking
one OF BsdwGy's Regusiors, twice per week
Also take in little half teospoonful OF Radwsy's
Ready Relief Remember Railways Ready Relief is d,a.
c.nt AID sn sntecd Iftbere any malaria Of 10 the
system win neutIaze it, Those who und the influence
sgue should tai tbs dose two three times dayso
battle the spine externally with the Ready Relief likewise ths
Joints hands and feet Bear in mipd Rsdways kegua
tors IN Prornpy Biousness Co.tiyene inssestion
Liver Com PLANT Kidney, Bladder, and Urethrs difficulties.
II correct all iregulsIe', both In the male and female
ors ard for fsuy physc they tie most mild effect
tive tnd pleasant medicine. In the form Of Pills In
Fsch bottle and of the H. H. r. must bear the facsimile
s7stuTe OF Rscway Co
NB-R. n Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere:
RADwAY Co. Propi-tors o. RAILWAYS READY RELISF and
RYsovATIsG RFsoLvEST. Oce, No. l69 Fulton-st, tap
sairsl Nex York
LYONS KATHAIRON.-The incOntested, the in.
contesbe superiority of this se for restoring aid beaut
fyns hsir hss for II celebrity unprecedented
In history of the Ma,ena Medics Sold By all dealers
everywhere for q Cts bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

The rumor in rotation to the discharge OF 500 n'n
by Messrs. Winslow, Corning g. Co., OF tho ivy
Iron Works, is untrue. TheOpcratives Of these So'..
are:only suspended while some changes are msss =
the machinery. and they will be resumed cary ~
January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

James 7. Morehead, eI. Governor of Kentucky,
and Senator in Congress from that State from
ISL to 1877, died at lis residence in Coviugton,
night before last. Gov. NJ. was a warm friend
and supporter Of Henry Clay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
SPECULATION IN NEBRASKA.

Some weeks SINCE The Morning Leader (Cieve-
land, Obio,) charged that extensive land speca.
lations were going forward Ia Nebraska, and
that acting Governor Cunning. Senator Douglas
Bird b. Chapman, and J. w. Gray, (E iitor Of
The Plaindeater, Cleveland, were jointly con-
cerued in them. TIL charge Tie Piaiaiealer
savsgely denied. Yet we fad in The Nsbrasss
City Ners of the 9th inst. the folio wing extraor.
binary letter from Gov. Cunning, (ss i, alleged
which see ms to sustain the material portions Of
Tie Lea3er's aIraignment. II certainly calls for
explanation:
To TIE PEOPLE OF NEERAs9A.--r The following lot.
ter has come to our hands, and we youch for il al
thenticity. 1t be proved by the testimony OF
Major George Hepner and the whole Iowa senate 10
be his own handwriting. IL needs no CO nlaen, from
u.s. The original can be produced if wanted:
ONAhh CRY, Saturday,, Nov. 25, 1854,
DEAR GRAY: Your paper received, have only
time q write feg gords. j never forge. my friends,
and, furthermore, baye always succeeded thus far ID
my eioris to serve them. The Capital this s strictly
private viii be located, ii l control il, at Omaha
City, and there is every prospect that il viii be the
greatest city in the West bet seen the NJ sssspp am
California. Furthermore, a vW stay rh,,e Il IS pug
rely on that. Aiso, on Mc election Of Chapmia
CeHPrtss. Something NAV posslbly tgrd W 70 cl9iP
pretols Of the town DEED extra lots to freoi
You have been pillar Of the Administrator ana
the combinations, aud faithful TO Western nghts on
that account, aud being personnel acquaint'nce.,ii
am yours intimately, aud always with you 10 s)rIL
In few days shall have the pleasure OF seqflag
You the papers, putting you in possession Of an n'er
est in the Capital worth Ror from 5000 70 - O'''
and of an indefinite value hereafter siiec the lo''
ton. -
This will be guarantee by the proprie'ors OF .ns
town. For the last few days have no. had mo.
nent tin row 70 reply TO score Of letters! my reou
having been filed with succession Of deleysaom
on the Capital question: armed with alternate bnoe''
threat, anf solicitations Excuse haste.
Believe M YOURS, . ,,,rSc
tFgncd) l. ID. " ni'o
This preci0-s epi.tle from Governor OF Neof%A,
was directed 70 SIr. Gray, editor OF The C'eras'~
PlQia1-aler. Tie object is manifest. IL explains
meIy Circumstances concerning the census and '''
Representation ia this Territory, and slso the Go'e's'
or's anxiety to bave Chapman elected to Cohsle =,
The Governor has published threatening hana0"'
iseued from his preciou. great city Of the Wes mV.
der if possible, to shield himself from the cou.,
quences of this affair, but we assure him tha' ne WIZ
be likely to get justice shown him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

No steamer yet. The Atlantic was thirteen
and half days out la,t night at IL o'clock, If
she sailed at Der regular time. There was no
fog yesterday to keep her OF shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
Nesp9lprk DAILY Gribm,re
SATURDAY. DECEMBER so, 1854.
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

Advertisements for THE Tksryx OF Monday ought be
cent IN before O'Clock Oh Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

ALBUM FOR lo54.-THOMAs BAKERS ALBUM,
for 1876 choice selection Of Vocal and lnstunen
ta Music embeshed with beautiful vsnetes and elegantly
bound Price s. most splendid present for New Years
sift." Pubished by HORACE WATERS, No 34 Broadwsy.
EMBROIDLRIEs, LACEs-GREAT REDUCTION
HOLIDAY pREsEyTs-At CoLUMBIsS HALL No 2sl Grand
Rich Frnbro d.ries viz Habit Shirts, Collars Sleeves OF
every hind from 80; Meehlin bruxees Vaenc ennes,
I'D reduced 80 oeot from former
w mice. 5. g. NJ. TowLE Co, No al GrsIdst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

NEW-YEAR's OUTFT.-An attractive outfit Of
Lnor articles OF dress s Indispensable 10 gentlemen who at
tend parties and maize holiday WI We recommend
eli fashionable visit AcATEs No ass Broadway whose
assortment Of Csysis Scars Gloves and other elegant details
IL - nnHnn I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

HOLIDAY PREsLSTs-sPEcfAL NOTICE. - In
of the destruction ~ fire Of the s OF rs
rect Fancy Store Of RosEts, No fs Bfssc~sy We
entire stock (sbove tn.00 worth OF rieA rd v.insole
OVTs unique TOYS. recently collected Ia Enropa s
be sod under srfsnseuent WIN tHS re
Irs1yGrcs Companies Tr.ss sods portion Of which shg'y
oasse by and water, val be ssc a. efeA sscee
vtsut JesArd 70 cost Thae 10 want q Fancy o'oe let
Ersesleis TeuueTy RstacEcs " 0rk BeNes MlTc bizes
Game, Tor old aud yoanr Toy. for The children will d i1
.rsIe oEPort1riy, H. s. RoeEss Fsney Bar.s'' No ~
Brcsdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

LACE CURTAINs-LACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY
s NJ r. TowLE Co have inst received from Auct'on,
20 pair iich Lace Curtains from - 70 70 Per P-r wnca
import from IS to Sl8i $40 yards Muslin pftpe'Y
- CnIrNRiAS Ii ALL. No q 0rhnd u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

CoLoRs AND COLoR-BOXEs Prom the world
rerov1ed esisN shnsnt q JAMES NEwNAs Soho square,
London Rooms No ~ BrosdVt7 Is pesareo % nee
e den end for these utrvaed scs having jet resolved
sse nsocs which be si sell the sonf.ctu ere pe-e IA
London Also Frest variety Ensish LANDSCAPE PANr'
,cs ana few large Frerch raised Pictures OF Vegetsb e.
fyuiis srd Csnes r.. ROGERS No 4ls Brolewly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

Rich JEWELRY, for holiday presents, may be
found at lower rates the Of WILM.RrH BEsroS
No $40 Broadway than any other esabshnsnt r TINS city
We know IL 10 hard tues ard sell eccoIdngy fease Call
shd examine stock Remember
WILMAsTH BENTON,
No. SIS Broadway.
SIN ~ ne Golden EAGLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
UNDER GARMENTS, GLOVES, HOSIERY

HOSIERY, UNDERGRADUATES AND GLOVEs.-
srest st the lowest prices will be found, as
usasl ct
STAND,
No. 10t BowERY
Pssuisr sttsno on invited the styles Of Hosery Under
Shirts apd Drawers Of msnof5cture
A. RANKIN Co.,
No Rowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
Business Notice..

LAST DAYS sALE.-SATuRDAY, Dec. 81 a.
.,s,,c, by IL LEEDS & Co, No 100 sa't'n.s'. n 81
so,nssL french Plate Looking Glasses, Mirrors saa q
Peyior. s.es 50 per cent less tnAn e''
The ssis beaips ., iei o'eiock tbs atfsinK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30
PIANOS AND MRLODEONs.--GREATC CHANCES

PIANOS AND MELODEONS.-OREA1 CHANGES
for buyers Of Holiday Presents ard the Musical generally
PIANOS from different and hELoDEeNs ron
fyr lsrrer elegant assortment cannot be found
this or spy city the Union q. snch extremely o,
rrces Musics pstumeDs Of al kiods 81 kreatJ reduced
rates Cboce Ms.ic published 10 highly ar'c manner and
elegantly boundust the ihrg for GIFT Annual al very
low price thoice Music from Of the best selected al
extensive catalogues the United STA es ne
usual rates This reduction In prices will CONTINUE
until after the HoNlsy avs HokicE WaTaks,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-30

~ Christmas and NeW-Ysar's Presents viii
- as.; "a 100 BsfdiaS LS, sis osiy vii -
~ Deed fot -Four Building Les Is By leo feet
I'D ffeo tve to twsaty Acrss For fall ipforns
- AeSy = Cas- wooo Ne &c Srosavsy vhers m.n.
Sspeneeaeo - 10 he'd grsti. " 1922
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-16

Mineral Point, Wis. prIi -. IS5f
MESsRs HnUuEN & Cor tsrI4E tab e pleasure
in acknowledging you ard anUogccing 10 ne bu bic
the greet benefit which mefber my family has de-
lived from the usa' o. your 'CozgoUE1 AL4eKAIIvLo
aud - SAsATIVE Puts
NV little daughter, aged Eve years was for long
n afflicted with something resembling the Scr,ft.la
The disease made is APPEARANCE Icy eruption oil
'veT her bOdy, limbs Aead-hcr he al covered
With enc sold scab The best Physicians In taport
lndlana) were cuasnlted- hui temporary relief alone
could be Obtained. This continued three wears al
the expiration OF which tiEie cIaiZra-,i from that
place 10 Mineral PoHi- Wisconsin Soon ater my arri-
val procured from your rgent - Tbafn.s in ~. last
named paCs bottle Uf eoBT A. Am KKATTVs," and
Jne box 81 "SASATIYE PIIIs' These administered
her, according dlec a.a soon. 70 our great
liOhtshnseni and satisfaction she perfectly
To health Five mos las have iap>ed, and she
continues 10 be robust and hearty satisfied that
the i permanent, and taat may attribute IL,
under Providence entirely 70 The OF medicines
You al liberty - nbsh this for the benefit of The
public. ours, respectfully, DAETKL WAITE.
Louden & Gus Genuine Family Medicines, sale
by - Tao&As, Agent, AT TIE POST GFElCE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-16
New Goods at LIoyds' /.

WE are now rece'ving, direct from New York city,
large and well selected siok OF SeascRs6ie q among
which may be iouni the following:
DRESS GOODS.
Printed Lawns, Barge Deaiaes,
Chsy Barcges, Lawn Robes,
Htaes silks, coored silks
Cling hams, papiines.
P"s1fs Of eCs5y DescrpsoiR
Rleachei and unhloached p9nes;lcs, Tictirss3 &C,
Barred, book and Swiss Aus.5ns,
Embrnidered Collars and Uaderseeyes,
Lace AID i4isie thread Eigiues,
Nusn Edgiugs and Insertions,
Ladies kid, silk, sEd Isle Cloves,
~,
An assortment OF Ladies and Misses Summer Bonnes
Also Ribbons and Trimmings,
Men and Boys' LegnoTn, Stsax and Palm Leaf Hats
Tweetts- Jeans, Gas>iueres. CottouatIes.
Brown Linen, Linen Driiisngs, Deasins, &c. sc.
sEoo'sS AND SHOE.
An endless variety, Of every Size and s.ys.
CROCK ERR AND GLASSWARE.
The largest and best assortment ~ town.
Il complete stock If Shelf Eafdtrage N4fLs s Glass
An assortment Of EsgEEtV GssGCEE<rEs
s' especially for The accom- aodati, cur CUSTOM
ers. Also,
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
We invite purchasers to an examination of orr Stock
and prices, confident thai all e9cn The mos
fastidiOGs
Mineral sofni, April ., I>54 e4tr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-16
JAMES M'CANDLEss.

MCaNDLtS>-
This is one Of the numerous Cures of ASTHMA which
ts,s beea accredited to Cherry Pectoral
ALBANY, N. e, April IL, las.
D. AVER, Lowell. Dear Sir-l have for years been
z5.et VIII Asthma in the worst form, that | have
Zen obliged sleep IN my chair fer large part of the
u, 81 n unable 10 breathe nay bed. had tried a
many medicines u No purpose until my physician
Hr=crloed, a al experiment; your CHERRY PECFO-
Al ars seemed to make me worse but in less than
aeeE began experience the gratifying relief
nom lis and nov, in four weeks the disease is
a-tIs removed. ! can sleep my bed with com fort,
l enjoy state of health which had never expected
4. rDf5g. GEOBGE = FARANT,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
From the PRESIDE Mt of AMHERST COLLEGE, Edward
sl.,acgck, u. D., LII. D., sc.
.C Avzz. Sir-I have used your CHERRY Pee
I98AL IN my own case Of deep seated bronchitis, and
IN sztIsed nom is chemical construction, that it is
admirable compound for the relief of laryngia and
character, can be Il any service you are al hherty TO
sc Be as u think proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, sept Il. 1888.
AalaHs The other distinguished authorities who have
%. las.r names - recommend This preparation the
e.t Alewa q thela ior affections If the lungs
President Perkins, Vermont Medical College
Hcl. Chief Justice story, sup. Bench L. :. 4.
Prof Valentine Mott, New York.
FrL Gieveitud, Bawdoin Med College.
Prof Eu-te.6eld- 0sIo Med. College.
rl1siian Journal of Medical Review.
q s.al Med & surg Journal.
C6ar.e-sau S. c. Medical Review
View Jersey Medical Reporter
ZION. Henry Clay, l.. :. Senator
| Hga Geo Marsh, An. Ambassador - Turkey.
Gen Ena1uel 6a.nes, President of Chill.
RI Rev. III. Power, Lord Bishop OF Toronto.
IL Rev Bishop Reese, Of the Meth. Epis. Church.
Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati, ohio.
sa n--l eminent personages in foreign countries.
Aai oa'I IN The more dangerous and distressing dis
eases u the Lungs, but also family medicine fol
eoaai Use, Is the safest, pleGsantest and best il
be world
f.-..,e l,y \. H. ssyIAN ana az. ID. shsL-
fona' Allerai Point. 30 10 sept 30
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-16
GEO. L.. FROST,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
\ TiEERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Ofice two doors
w west of the Book Store Will attend to land ne
gotionss and transact all business connected with his
profession Collections promptly attended to- 3I-f.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-16
NasIAIssE EAmnI TOE sALE.
MN stRfA "a EEb 1yyonTEf,

NM sIfk:<S * EIB WORTH,
ON THE Wise NSIN RIVER.
THE SUBSCRIBER has just opened ferry al the
j above place, six miles above HHlana anf three
rifles below Arena whore he wiii b sg al Hes
the business Of fsryi5 passengers ts1us,
stock &C. TIE Eust favorable terms I=o -hs'vo
iIe state Rad leading frHd Monroe t. Rich
iafd CITY. - niie- he attsr place.
TravlI will Tia 4 ail the COMMUNICATIONS of good
no q has house tth plenty Of stsh.rs and careful
,-tl.r. f2ufi JOHN BARSAkD.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-16

The subscriber inst r. ceiying his Spring and sum-
mer Stock Of Goods. which fres new in man
ufactnre and style, ard viii lie at unusually low
prices Ny stock was selected with great and
pressly Tor my trade l am conade"t that give
"a m ~ ron n OF ny IN qua,ty Ct goods, but in prices,
sg or putting my stock, would that purS chased
an extensive stock for country trade, emb racing the
oiio~fn articles, with different Qualities and various
DRY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES AID GENT>' lOTS AND SHOES,
BOYS, MISSES, AND CHiLDRENS' DITTO,
HATS AND CAPS. GROCERIES AND f.iQtGaS,
FLOUR, BACON, PORK. Dan AND OATS, ALWAYS
All of which will be- sod ehar.nc,v low for
which system viii be strictly adhered
would state Ia those who indebted ne, either
by note or book accoJTnt, III ii they viii do great
VIII receive WHEAT. CORN AT re e. ~, fn sisn
cash prices viii also take live stock in exchange
~ All those who viii come forward and cash the
demands hold sga,n-t tnCm within thirty days from
hlsda'e- will receive liberal discoun. the same
Don't forget aud cx anime the stock lille il is
fre n end new, always remembering the DIMES, for
prices AZ c too Low Tor any thing but ready by
yellow Stone, Msy u, !s5i- 69.29
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NurSkfei3 ne scSj3gste Of TItbsfrr
THE Lice OF II sSRI CLAY the Mil Boy Of The
| 81 ishes, Mise Illustrations.
The LIFE OF BESJANiN FRANKLIN, nihe llIus-
| tratous-
TnE LIFE OF GEN. WASHINGTON, nine iGusira-
| IONS
| THE LIFE OF MARION, nine iI:u- t-ations.
THE LlFts OF la EAl ETTE, mir . Illustrations
TIE LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN, nine r!usti aol,-
THE LIFE OF GEN TAAt.OR, nine illustrations.
THE LiFEoF ANDREW JACKSON. nine illus trations.
THE LIFE OF NAPOLE, n BDNAPARTE, nine IL
lustrations.
THE Old BEI.lsoF INDEPENDENCE, or Fhadel-
| phia in go, f,ine iiiustrations
THE YANKEE TIA PARTY, and other stories OF tho
Revolutif'l, Hire illustrations
Con ainilg in ali over Oh Illustrations.
Fac1 GA written possessing fith moral
ton., and safely placed in The hands OF young
people, hay contain numerous anecdotes, Illustrative
OF the early history of cCIItEJ and wei adapted
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