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The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

PoLIrscAI.-The Wings of Kent county re-
commend Peter F. Causey and James Buck
master, as having strong claims 70 the Guberna-
torialofice. The former has been run twice and
polled the strongest vote ever received BY any
man IN his hundred. Dr. Burton. OF Sussex is,
strongly urged by his friends Of that county.
IN New Castle country, John P. Cochran, Of
e Georgsfs, hundred, and Dr.. Askcw and Jesse
Sharp, Of Wilmington, are urged by their re-
s,ectiye friends os the Democratic candidate
for Governor; while, in Kent, DR.. Burton, Of
Milford, stands very prominent.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

DEMocEATIc CoNvEsTIoN.-The Democrats
Of New Castle county held their County Con.
yention in Delaware city, on Saturday last
They declare, in the eighth ard ninth resolu-
tons, that the4success of the Democratic party
has been hitherto attained by abstaiuing from
coalition with any faction or party. springing
outside of the regular organizations and con-
demns any attempt to allylthe Democratic party
with any of the rtsyalent fanatical combina-
tions-that they viii nominate no one whose
party faith is doubted, and if any candidate is
nominated by any other party, for political pur-
poses, he must publicly decline such nomination,
or his nomination viii be Withdrawn by the
Democratic party. -
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Correspondence Of the Herald.
CAMDEN, May Is, 1854.


MEssRs EDIToRs 1T was my very pleasant
duty to be at the State Temperance Convention,
which assembled a! your place on the 9th inst.
and it was my earnest intent to move a yc'c of
thanks TO he people of Smyrna for the hospi-
tllity exhibited TO the nuncrous delegatts Of
sad Convention, bat the spirit Of controversy
ran so high that the discussion Qf resolutions
occupied 50 much tlle ihat thought it better
to forego the pleasure Of hearing "a hearty ex-
preston OF thanks than to Getaln an anxious
assembly.
Butt beg leave TO assure the people ofSmv-na,
that, on the part of delegates, there was more
gratitude felt than expressed. At least, from
all with whom / have been convcrsant, since
have heard remarks of admiration on the beauty
OF the arrangemept Of dining the whole assem-
bly,, and of the easy, free and warm reception
me- al every threshold. More than once Ihave
heard the query. why cannot delegates be
dned in Dover in like manner J" 1t is oucs-
ton IN place, for ] have often been astonishcd
to see the coolness with which delegates were
treated ON similar occasions there, and was
once PANIED to see cur venerable president o.
the society, whose locks had grswn gray ~
the cause, dine at the tavern, because of ha binC
10 very warm invitations To dine othpr-wrereS
| must hold, lest speak too plain, but | Cannot
leave oft until | lit tie stigma from noble.
Hearted few who open both their hearts and
homes. 1t would be delicate point TO under
take TO name them, but | would suggest, as
sample, l. Crouch.
No mean or sordid principles have prompted
theSe expressions, for / am able and wIlhno 10
buy my dinners, if could, by doing SO. nut nv
money IN purer treasury than the Rumseler's
''ii CoNsIsTENcE.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
IsDEpENDESr TIekEr.-we copy the follow

INDEPENDENT TIeKEr.-We copy the follow
ing from the Chicken: = eegs
The temperance men of this county will un-
doubtedly run an independent ticket at the next
election. We have conversed with some of the
prominent leaders and they assert the determi.
nation Of most Of the party to put the question
at issue before the people on its ownmerits, un-
connected with either ofthe other political par
ties The temperance men in the lower portion
Of the county are not SO sanguine as those of a
third party. they are afraid the people Of the
lower Hundreds are not yet fully prepared to en-
ter into third party Indvement--this they will
settle at their County Convention.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
GkskEUEAR

ez.ss lit- ATi'ser.ber bees leave respectfully TO
inform hs friends aud the pubic gene.
rally that he csntnues the business OF a cABlNEsr
MAKERS FINDING STORE al the cd estabiIshed
stand, NO. l34 South Second ST.. below Dock street
fhiladelphia and irum bss long experiences m the
business hatiers hlsssf thaI he well understands the
wants of the lmde. -
khe stock Of Goods ROw on hand cOmpr ses every
description OF Minerals by Cabinet Makers con.
sisIsg IN part Of 5ihe following:
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT-Locks,H Hinges
Screws, C0StOIs, Bed Screws, Adds Carving Tools
chr and Sofa Springs, Coffin Handles. Screw. etc
S!sos iqll assortment OF CaLlncI Makes, Tools
Looking Glass Plates and Frames Glue karnsh sand!
paper, Ilair Cislh, Curled Hair Bnrlaps BLACK una
Fancy Slik and Worssed Gimls. Sofa nd Chair Web
lIVlne, Saeking Bottoms, Rosewood, Mahogany, Wal
Slabs - 7'7TH
The LUMBER Department, consists OF Ro,ssSoos.
Mahogany and Walnut Veneers, Boards and Piaaks !;
Coffin Boards Poplar, Ash. Pine. Maple and e,ker
seasoned Lumber 49,. ii -
EWE5 The FURNITURE Department. tor n.
trade onyl embraces large sariety OF Fancy
zzSAz Articles, in reseNood, ,vgalsat aud uahoganv
including Tables Wash Slands. Cbsirs NJ s: hs,:
Nols, Eiageres. Hal Racks. Bed Posts, turned and
carved M0uldlngs, &c.
In making this announcement 70 the public ths
subscriber desires 10 assure them that he intends 70 do
all he Processes, vIx1o keep up the beat saock of
Goods IN this country an his line business 10 sei az
Satisfaction 10 his numernps friends and palrons.
HIS factiiiIes foe business are unvquaileu, having
svailed himself OF every opportunity sfsred for The
production OF goods the best pnssl bile terms All
Foreign Goods are Of his own imPogsallon. All Do.
nestle Goods are bought from irst hands; and eysr
thng procured TO the best advantage. IN
Soliciting continuance OF the very liberal nat,on
ago heretofore bestowed our house rr-''I
% f Very respectfully. .,rs.lI 49,.
p.;,.s.,,,.. THOMAS THOMPSON.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

Tar waEAr Cs3s 3s,--The Wheat Crop, in
shss ssetioa sf country, looks fine, and bids ir to
produce sriilbandant yield. In riding through
New Castle couaty, On Saturday lsst.we saw
that the pros2setcfa coed harvest in that couis-
ty was also very fatser;ng. ~
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

AcCIDEsT.---On Monriay afternoon last, a
son of Mr, VIM. Scott, near Smyrna, aged
about Is months, while running across the
room, with knife in his hand, fell and cut his
face very badly, sekering the facial artery. -
sHeis adong as weTl as could be sxpected1,
Or. Daley dressed Che wound. q y -
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
DACUERREorYpEa.777 !

Siir'HiioAhLf ~ y ~ ~ CoLORED--A NEW DIS
COVERFi - sff -
,,e u Maryin's Daguerrean Roemx.a
aio Chestnut 81, Philadelphia, ifovsr Adrms
1 d Co.'S O6fce.1' $50 -
"A NEW style Of Chemically CoIored pic,ures, re-
br,.nsse se.neang Miniatures on Ivory combining he
ns peautiici and lie-lika effect Of color fsndsrns
he mos. desirable and beautiful style OF Porsrsiss
ever made -ersons visiting the city. whesher sasv
Want Or not. should pos fail 10 call and are
these unique and superior productions and n sny
snonio want pictures, they nay assured shst ne
pains wall be spared % givs them the bess and - low
eT IfIoa want goad Llkepesswa ill you cens
Mr.. Marvin uses none but the bess materials waits
on you IN Porsan and puts up pesnrss in fine Msrecoo
equally low priceo
inslfpSsqe. e giysa i the ore On fs~mass ssns.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

ApsounsMEnT.-The Pennsylvania Legsla-
tire sd5ouxned ON Tuesday, after session Of
fnoxc than Iususl Importance The passage Of
the Consol dation Law. the bill for the sale of
3 fhe Main line of the Public Works, the adop-
ton Of stringent License Law, the Submission
of Prohibitory Liquor Law to the popular
vote, the settlement Of the Erie troubles, the
amendmsrt to the School law.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
WANTED

/ MAEDLATEtI, FIX GOOD JOURNEY.
MEN HOUSE CARPENTERS. Towhnn
"ooI wages (1l,37s per dgy) ard permanent
'nlI loynieht "'ll be given. Apply to
JOHN a. LAVENDER.
-l'! ~ o4-H' Smyrna, Del.
60 Milford Beacon" copy tines and send
bill 10 this office.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
eOrEospondsnce Of The Herald.
MAY I3, 1854.

NAV l3, 1854
MEssRs. EnIroRs My boys picked up, this
morning, a Land Terrapin. on INV fsrm ns.r ,S.r
smyrna, marked with initials of INV name r.,
1854, ne was found about the same nl,ce !.
again, IN le47, and marked; and in 1919 and
marked, aud lhaye again marked 1854. Each
tlrne he was found not fifty yards from the first
SPo" Respectfully, =
-t- st. 1trl IN aF.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

!, OF Tho Grand Jury Of New Castle county
adjourned On Friday laat having found thirty
one true bilIs, the msjority Of which were for
selling liquor without Mcense. 1s
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
WILMINGTON. May is, 1854.
PHILADELPHfATNfov Is ,
ARRIVAL of the CITY OF GLASGOW
All her Passengers savodti,.

1'N' ''"TNftBffI1 oHFUUsE
HOW many heart would rejoice to hear the above
bu we are sorry that CANNOT ipfom the reader or
an say this week is. that Nj. STERN Main street
l'W doors below The Post Office. Smyrna has still on
hand Tie largest bssi, cheapest most fashionable and
CeS.-ln1ie stock oi CLOTHING ever seen in Smyrna
lngS Collars, Overaiis Handke chiefs Craya,s uots
Cals Trunks, Carpet Bags Umbrellas &c. are founj
there ia abundance '
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

0rThe lfsiends Of Prohibition in penhsylva-
MIA win meet ia eis,e Convention al Harrisburg,
on June 7tbss
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
FARMERS

"ilo want To sefnre full crop Of Io.atoes aud
"ri ana VINO want their Fruit Tree ic bear UIl use
the lothsh or Chem al FerlIllAer watch viii le sod
al mn lis commercial real value Zach barrel viii
contain OF Sa!Is oi Potash, so lbs: SulplIale Of Am.
in1nh ~ lbs Salts of Soda 20 his suher Ph,mnbaIe
be 50 at @ % Per barrel wih iu.l ircctons. nv
{. b ROGERS
IpH! q Ji-3t NJ % jiarkel 81 PLIla
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

IxrnovEsrsr.--our town Commissioners
have e'comuieneed the operations of curbing and
paving OUT streets.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

z W lnS toioWilS carefully prepared stat,s-
ties from the Lancaster cypress, we cotamend
to persons who o.wisli to be "posted up +" III facts
and figures sf I
The listory Of The pasvyearhas showIiabuns
dantly both in this and other States, tfatpriuci-
pies are developed in this ccdntry outside Of
parties and live and flourish in the public mind,
unth they are strong enough to control either of
the parties, or both This is the v:c S,sd:cc-
trS1 nature, which we trust will yet heal all
the wounds that diversion of interest or opinion.
or corruption of principle, may infict upon the
body polite. The interests of the Common
wealth are safe with the people, and with them
only.
Tightly to understand the magnitude of the
evil we are now endeavoring to remove, we
must take 1t In national point of view. Ac-
cordlng to the careful statistics on intemperance
by the Hon. Edward Everett, which can never
be too frequently repeated, the following is the
cost of. this evil to the country in TEN YEARS:
l Ithss cost in direct expenses,
90 plillions annually, $500, ,OOO. 900
1t has cost in indirect expenses,
6U millions, annually, S6OOO0O,O0O
8 1t has burnt and otherwise de.
stroyed property to amount of S5oOOOOO
a 1t has destroyed $4,000 lives
annually, . 100000
1t has made not less thau2O.
OOO widows annually, a., 100000
8 1t has made at least 100 ma.
= macs ?! annually, 1000
Z 1t has made not less than lOO,-
o GoS O. S orphans annually. 100000
1t has lhstigated the commits
= slon slI OF murders, 1900
| 9 1t has caused suicides. 0OOO
III IL has consigned to jails and
prisons, 100000
IL 1t has endangered tho inheritance 1at ne b,,
our Fathers, and fixed foul blot on the fair
| name of America.
| According to the last census there were used
in 1850 in the various States for the manufac-
ture of liquors:
! Bushels ofcorn, IlO61. .6fl
Barley, 9,787, 1876
Rye, S,l43,927
Oats, 5G SIT
Apples, 526 $40
| HOgsheads of molasses, GI,675
| Tons OF hops, 1924
The product of this quantity of grain, hops
and molasscs was,
Gallons of whiskey, &c, 42,133 955
Rum, &C., 65OO,50O
Barrels of ale, &c, I777.924
Capital employed in the
manufacture, $e,39l, ,254
Number OF workmen. 5,4S7
five estimate the grain at 80 cents bushel
the molasses at 20 cents a gallon, and the hops
at $lO0 a ton. the value of these articles con-
tanned in the manufacture will be $S,Sl4,OOO.
Estimating the rum and whiskey at 20 cts. a
gallon, and the ale at SO 90 barrel, we shall
find the value of the liquor manufacture, to be
$ll,2e0,66s.
TAXATION.
The population of the United
States in 1850 was, 2319l. .9ls
Cost of pauperism for the year
ending June /, 1850, 50 954.SOG
M For every thousand inhabitants. $I27
The population of the free States
III 1850, 1855 ,465
| Cost of pauperism, S2,25S.8O7
For every thousand inhabitants, SIG
| Massachusetts,, 1894
! Connecticut, $251
( New York, S265
Of this taxation, t,0o-thirdS at least, has
arisen from intemperance. In New York fol
example, where the cost of pauperism was in
1850, S6l7 1885, the direct tax for intemperate
paupers was as reported by the Secretary O
State, $605,393.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

!. BASKs, &c,-The Bank Of Delaware has de-
clased q dividend of $12 per share, being 8 per
cent for the last six months-aiso an extra di-
Sidend Of IS per share. The same Bank elect
nine Directors iii June. s, - 57-.
: The following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors Of the Bank ofwilmington and Brrndywine
on the 3rd Of April: George Bush, Martin Belts
Jacob Pusey, John Fl. Adams, George Jones,
Thomas G. Alrisks, VIM. Richards, Washing
ton Jones, John A. Duncan. is ~
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

or Were cannon ball fired from the earth
with velocity Of seven niles per second, It
would never return.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Sprimg 8 Sual.,lrr MiIIiner,

4. 4 Lar" ana splendid or,n,cnt OF Spring ard
<ES - oIiha'er BOi'iiets OI every variety =,
Mil be sod q ~ lowest cash prires
Mounting B9nmcis c6ist.uiy on h md
10. r ~. EANNISFER.
I65 SoAih 81, I'D Street al.oS. rnc rLi.asleirli,
may l.. 'ai-5n. F''''
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
PEACH BASKETS.

IIf attention 0i Peach Growers aud Others in want
Of BASKETS, is hereby called 10 the large s,o.I
OF tie above named article which the subscriber bns
now on hand and TO which hc is constantly adding Al
is hnsket Nlanutactory, door lh office Of the
Delaware Herald" Commerce street SMYRNA Del
JOHN E. MOUNT,
May II. '5i,lp.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

Heavy SUBSCRIPTIONS. The PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmingtpn and Baltimore Railroad Company.
have gubscribed for 1000 shares Of Stock in the
Delaware Railroad The Chesapeake and Dela.
ware Canal Company have subscribed for 500.
The shares are $50 each.
THE MAYOR AND rHE THEArRE.--Mayor
Heyward will more than probable put stop to
the Theatres, BY requiring them to pay alicense
Of $50. instead Of 8 or $40 as they have here
tofore been charged. Thela allows the nav
or TO charge from 80 upwards. Wiimington
Paper. sis EsfI 5.i&hhiaE as
NEwsPApERs rETHE WoRLD.- The following
is supposed TO be the number Of newspapers in
the world.--I0 in Austria, IL ia Africa.
"a in Spain, 20 in Portugal, 80 in Asia,
70 in Belgium, In Russia and Poland, $40;
in other Germanic States, 500; in Great Britain
and Ireland, 500; and $500 in the United States.
0cy On a burstjust now--the buds.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
8. o. PANCOAST & GO

no; - Aefth WharUes, Philadelphia,
{ COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana "A hole
sie DraleEs IN FISH aud PROVISIONS
have constantly on hama a larpe
81, nnlv '~' e.
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17

| OF this taxation, t,0o-thirds at least, has
arisen from intemperance. In New York for
example, where the cost of pauperism was in
1850, S6l7, 1885, the direct tax for incorporate
paupers was as reported by the Secretary Of
State, $605, ,S93. :
The Delaware herald., 1854-05-17
Communications.
Correspondence of the Herald
N r.#
"ECThls" ECain.

MEssRs EDIToRs You vii llperceive bv the
following paragraph that the theological views
OF Sephus are as untenable, fallacioue and Cir
cumscribed, as his viewsand opinions prove him
to be in regard to the morality Of the sale and
free use of ardent spirits: awe do sayferless
OF successful contradiction from the word of
God that Christs never did attone for the wick
ed, Neether can we believe he died for c."
There, Gentlemen, you have the theological
views OF an abettor of the Rum-party and of
one, too, who calls himselfthe chosen. or select
according to the foreknowledge of God" So
far as Sephus' view or opinion of me is con-
Serned'i would not pause to hold controversy
for, though but youth. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-13

BEST HAIR ToNICIN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud Of the
Enlistment of the Tonic short time upon firm
basis he is fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree the real e1ceHence of the article itself
1t will therefore be rgdly kept to the orgne Standard
and composed heretofore, of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found. The effects resulting from the
of the Climax Hair Tonic ali he world Vol
unary testimony is daily offered, showing its efficacy
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruf,
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have al .
7. LAZEbL, Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass.
Price 20 per bottle; large bottles (pints rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade
o. Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All ors
ders by mail, EXPRESS otherwise promptly executed
L. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
VI deod&wn 2OI Main ste
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VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE.
PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS!
r E a d.
SEMI-ANNUALS SALE THE
SHEVE.D
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
MONDAY, JULY Sd.

MONDAY, JULY Sd.
The regular Closing Out Sale of the remaining Stock Of
DRY GOODS, in store, will commence, and continue
for THREE WEEKS during which time, all who have
any money to expend for DRY GOODS will find it very
much for their interest to call and purchase
The price for Ninepenny Prints will be sxpence per yd
Elegant styles Of Plaid French Print sold in May for
SO cents now offered at 20 cents.
20 ps. Polka Spot White Ground
33 cent Jaconets for Is cents.
Balance Of lot damaged Eng. rs CT Muslins at cents
Chaley Barreges best quality SO goods at % cts
Barrege DeLanes at 12A cents; former price, rs cts
Mantias.-A discount of from 81 to 81 on a garment
The stock of Manlas is much large for the season.
and must be Sold
Whole Stock of Sl25 Dress Silks to be sold at ST.
rs cent allwool DeLanes will be closed at 37t cents
100 Parasos at 81 and $1251O per Ct less than cost
Printed shawls, Cotton Hosiery, Mohair Mitts Cling
hams Table Linens, Napkins &c.-A have been reduced
to price that the economical purchaser loves
Please to remember, that BARGAINS are to be
had at the Hive for the next three weeks and call and
examine. GEO. p. BRYANT.
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S PRING STYLES
MH GD rM RAJ ne M @

R$ GB r%zA E@M % 'M~ 49,
AT NO. l WALDO BLOCK,
May be found the largest weu the rio hest assor
inent Of Bonnets in this City
Our Stock comprises the latest Paris styles and we have
daily accessons to the same, embracing every variety of
StrG'e, Lace, LaWn, Grape, and Sikk Hats.
Ladies wish to furnish themselves with rich Silk Lawn
Grape, and Straws, tasteulIy trimmed will by no means
IAN TO examine our goods before thinking to purchase
elsewhere.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
200 Cartons Of the richest Bro ade striped plaid and
plain Bonnet Ribbons Just opened and selling at prices
arying from III cts. to $3.50 per yard
5O Cartons, Iadeas, all numbers and colors.
70 do Narrow Trimming Ribbons.
20 do do Satin do
Velvet Ribbons, of every width.
FRENCH FLOWEPS
200 boxes French lunches, sprigs and Wreaths just
pened.
EnbrOiieries, and Lace Goods.
case rich Embroiderie consisting of Nluslins Lace
and Cambria Collars, of every description Bands Flounc-
ngs, Sleeves, Habits Inserting, and Edgngs together with
a large assortment Of Laces, of every description
LADIES DRESS GAPS.
complete assortment, just received.
b On n Ell M ATERIALS
200 yds eros de Nap, Glace Pout de Sole, and Mode
Silks, for Bcnnets, &c.
% ps. French Lawn
700 yds. <Erophane Grapes.
French Grapes, Laces Tarlton's, Crown Muslin Wiro
shirs, Frames, Crowns and every article in the Millinery
line.
Milliners purchasing at Wholesale will find our Stock
most desirable one to make their selections from and our
prices will be as reasonable any other house in the
country.
Bonnets and Hats Bleached and Repaired Old Flor
ences Laces, Nepoans, altered into fashionable FORM in
the neatest manner. Il. W. MILES.
No. Waldo Block
Worcester, April 10TH 1854 wifi ap24 diff
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FOR KIDNEY DIFFICULTIES.
COUCH DESTROYER.

This invaluable Cough Remedy for the complete cure
dCoughs. Colds, Asthma, Influenza, Whoopng Cough,
pain in the side and breast hacking ticking the
throat splitting blood, tghness across the Lungs Chest
and all Lung Complaints leading to Consumption
No medicine yet discovered has that decided effect In
curing Bronchial affections the Cough Destroyer II
be taken by all ages and classes from child SIX
months old to the oldest man woman, with the most
happy results 1r Price so cents Bottle.
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Glotbinq.
THE CLoTHIER's SONG I

She comes she comes, the Summer Gomez
Der mountain and meadow now,
With sparkling dew her fairy feet
And roses on her brow.
And the trees put on their garments green,
And the meads their vests u gold,
To welcome her back to our gardens gay
That laugh at Winter old.a
And shall not we, like the joeund flowers
Put on our Yestments rare,
To meet the Summer as we should meet.
A queen SO bright and fair :
Yes we shall dress In silken sheen,
And in gossimer 80 fine,
And wen go forth, nor feel oppressed
While the sunbeams US shine.
Then let US to MAcULLAR's 60,
At the sign OF the Full Dressed Mani,
And we shall find the rarest robes,
That we could wish to don.
Five thousand vests, ten thousand coats
All striped, or in floral bloom
With sprgs OF the richest flowers are Woves
With beauty, but with perfume.
The zephyr coat Of brown mohair,
And Alpaca black wen find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the Bingham stripe combined.
You may look, with lantern far and wide
For place to suit you More,
But you meier can be suited so well as ct
Macullar & Miiams's Store,
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CLIO t HIN G

OF OUR OWN MANUFACTUREY
Having made arrangements to manufacture own
Itock Of Clothing, feel confident in saying to
merous friends and customers, that prepared
10 show them better assortment of al kinds OF CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
TO have that, but Of doing the best
USTOM WOR
have secured the services Of the frat Cutters
In the Country.
stom Work of all kinds done in the best manner, and
1t short notice.
Our Custom Department is under the charge Of Mr
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in thus Of
and vicinity. We all that the work turned Gu.
from this establishment will be second to none in the city.
We have in store full Of all kinds Of Piece
foods such Broadclohs Cassmeres, Doeskins Vest
tngs, &c. A
Harrington Corner corner of Main and Front sts
mch22 dawtf THAYER & EAMRS