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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

DEATH FROM SNAKE BIrE.-The Star
records Il singular case, y man was bit,
ten By snake and in thirty hours after,
wards blood oozed from every pore in his
skin. With skillful treatment the dan
gerous symptoms were apparently alIayed,
and he was pronounced cured. Soon ar
tel. his whole body commenced swelling
and in few hours he died. a post NOR
TEN examination was held, and the most
astonishing and novel fact were develop
ed, which it is the intention ofthe physician
to publish.-Caiitornia Christian 14dco-
cate.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

The BLACK WARRIOR OurRAGE.-Tho
Washington Union, in announcing That tho
steamer. which sailed from New York on
Saturday, carries out an especial message
from the United States government with
instructions TO our minister at Madrid to
demand. in emphatic terms. immediate
and ample reparation from Spain for the
outrage committed by the authorities Mt
Cuba in the instances OF the Black Warri-
or, says:
We shall mpttienLly await in com.
mon with every American citizen. the
answer which will be given by the Spanish
ministry to this demand. If it be favor
able and prompt. and if Spain shall con
sent within II reasonable time, to our
opening dip!om Ltic relations with the
Icaptain general OF Cuba. for tile adjust
ment Of any question which may hereafter
arise in our intercourse with that island,
then there will DO no disposition on the
part OF the Unitcl States 10 disturb tho
peace that exists between the two nations
! l3us it any hesitation Is mtnifested by tho
cabinet 1T MtIrid to d!s.vow the outra-
geOus procedure against our hI5 and tho
property OF our citizens. and it the contin-
gencies be not removed by which similar
occurrences may be o;casioned. we shall
advocate the employing of all the power
which the government can command in
support OF our rights and interests in ca.
ba"
The Union. which probably speaks Off
icially, adds that We "a must not only re-
ceive redress for the past, but We must
have abundant security for the future"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

B.. INDIcTED A&D SENT on FOR TmAL-
Oscar Tai. was indicted at the session o;
the County Court tIstawesk, aud sent on
for trial by the Circuit Court.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29
The SebrnSk Bill,

The bill organizing the territories of
Nebraska and Kansas. was on the 2lSi
inst. upon motion Of Mr.. Cutting, the
leader Of the New York "HarlS," refer
red to the Committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union. This may be
considered as almost equivalent u the
defeat of the bill, at least for the present
session, AS il is not unlikely that it wi II
be buried in the immense amount of bu-
81 ness already before that Committee
The Vote by which it was referred to the
Committee Of the Whole, stood ITO ayes
to 95 nays. or the no votes in favor of
the motion. all but nine were given by
non Slaveholdiny States. or the nine
from slavehOlling States, six were given
95 noes. 81 were from non slnveholdin5
States. and GO from slavcholding States.
All from non-slaveholding States. who vO-
ted against the motion, were Democrats.
Fourteen Southern Wings voted against
it, ana six for it.
We anticipated IA similar result when
we saw the disposition m anifr>tcd by SO
many members to manufacture political
capital out of the bill What will even
tuAIly be doae. time only can tell. There
are undoubtedly large mtjorlty Of the
people ofthe Union, decidedly in favor Of
The bill rs there is, or wIs, OF the mem
beers of both Houses Of Congress, but its
friends let it hang along without deciding
it. until timid men were fri ghlenct by the
Vaporings of abolition fanatics, and what
mi yht have been done easily and almost
by accIamttion, must now: be accom-
pIished by the main force of the inteIIi-
gence and patriotism Of the people, act
ins upon their more timil AMI less con-
scientious representatives at Washington.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

john G. GAHD1xER.s TRIAL PosrpoSED.
1t is stated that the two indictments
against John Chas. Gardiner for false
swearing and perjury. charged TO have
been committed during tho trial Of DR..
Gardiner, have been postponed by the
court to The Grst Monday in. May. The
postponement took pISce at the instance
Of Mr.. GGrIiner's counsel, the United
States counsel having proposed 20 90 TO
trial on Monday next. NFil1 81"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

a HARD HIM Douglas said in his
closing speech on the Nebraska bill, that
the first tine he ever saw the name Of
Mr. Fessenden. the new Coalition Senator
from Milne. who IS an opponent to the
Nebraska bill, it was toas: offered at
some New En- gland celebration by GER
tain sc 'IoreI gemmen.' The toast vas:
- William Pitt Fessenden-Oar white
brother nth Naek heart %
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

A SPEEDY AID SURE CURE FOR sps.,xs
Dissolve a little ammonia in water
steep few mullen leaves therein. and
bind them on hot.-PeopEs's Jo.gngI.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

Interesting To ADvERTIsERs.4-We End
the following in the Columbia South
Curolinian = 5s 9..2 .'.' 81 ' "''l-
/" a case ofinteresE to advertisers and
to the press was decided in our court last
Saturday. Suit was brought by johnson
& Davis against j. c.. annoy for recovery
of payment for publishing an advertise
ment fifty -one times. AZ The bottom Of
this advertisement was notice 10 every
paper in the State 10 copyIo The amount
of i've dollars 1t was comlcnded by tho
defendants counsel that this supplement
tary notice embraced the 4apir in which
it first appeared. 1t was not proved tEaU
any order was given by the defendent ms
regards this paper, and it was commended
by the plaintiffs counsel that Mr.. Janney
was a sub Scriber TO the paper, and there
fore probably saw the advertisement CIV
cry publication. it was his duty TO order
it out. The verdict was in favor Of plaiu.
tilfs for the full amount Of the account,
thus settling the principle that advertisers
must specify on the advertisement the
number osnsertions. or prove it's being
ordered out, or else they will be liable. il
subscribers, for the full amount charged
for every insertion until ordered out.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

TRIAL os LAcler.-Juseph w. Lackey
received his intI trial At the Preston Cir
cult Court, which commenced its session
on the l6:h inst. for sho citing Snider, at
the B ig Tunnel. three years ago. G. d.
Camden on the bench. Ores .p prose-
cu;ed en- the part of the Commonwealth.
and w. G. Brown, E. NJ DAVIDSON and
R. Cowan, were counsel for the prison
or. The jury was empannelled on the
drst day. and was out some St hours af-
ter the case was committed to them.
when they brought in verdict of NOT
.GU1LrY1' 100 .---.-- -=-f--- g.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29
Western Virgini.

writern in the Weston Lewis coun.
4 ty1 Herald. speaking of the large emipra-
4 ton recently to Randolph, Pocahontas
and Nicholas, and a consequent rise in. the
4 price OF land in those counties inv;tes
purchasers to Braxton aud Gilmer wbors
lands, " frequently producing 100 To ing
bushels ofcOrn per acre. eau be nnscl,o.
sed at low price. The writer spsals r.
the fine climate. good watef |. fie " Ss "
gion, the introduction of turnpike and
other roads :. in every direction; and be.
lieves no more pro6ta Die inves tment could
be made .thanaby herpnrchasesak present
of Western Virginia lands.
n; We agree withithe writer. 81 9 WegilaSs
long entertained the. opinion thatthe lands
IofiVirginia are the cheapest in the Union.
all things considered - when we take into
view her central looalitylin the Union her
ine and healthy climates her good and
abundanti waters and a Soil adaPgeds To
odqcs ,69untifplly every variety of grain
ana other valuable agrioultunale products
indigenous 10 the United States. Afahyof
our friends have discovered the, truth of
what we say. by actual and sad expert
ence.. Yielding to The notions OF. the day
they have left g the homeof thciFfathers''
for home in the wilderness Of distant
States. where they were deprived of near
ly all the benefits OF civilized life! Q; Cons
paratiVely lost to society, with few or
no church, privileges, no schools sufficient
~ convenient to educate, their childrenS
and cut off from numerous other privileges
and blessings enjoyed by the Peep Oft this
State when they became Sensible of the
advantages OF, their old home, and yearn-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

tbs JAMESTOWN SoCrErY.-Wc have
received from the Recording Secretary.
the Constitution Of the jamestown Socie-
ty Of Washington city. which we publish
in another column. II will explain itself
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29
NoRru WESTERN VIRjGx1A ACADEMY. !
March ooh, 1854. (

Whereas. the Rev Alexander Martin,
y. NJ, ha, determined TO resign the sta
lion which he has held for several years,
as principal vi this Institutions:
While ~ receive the resignation ni
Protc~sorM ,rin with feelings Of deep re-
yret, it nevertheless affords us pleasure
to LAY. that The uniform cnurtesy and kind
ness o! his m .nners. his genLIemanly
bearing. in all his intercourse with us
his III IuStry and his devotion to the in.
lcreStS Of The school. his capacity and skill
as a disciplinarinn. and his rare abilities
as IA successful E Iucator during, tie en-
tire period Of his.conncclion with our
Academy. have deserved. and received
our united appreciation and esteem. A.
IL nigh toned gentleman and christian mi
mister, lie carries with him our best wish
es for his success. prosperity and happi-
ness, wherever his lot may be hereafter
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

Is Wisdom alone is tr=Iy fair.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-29

The Maine Law or prohibitory Iqour
bill passed the House of Delegates
Of the New York Legislature, on the
22l inst, by vote of ayes 10. to
nays AZ. 1t goes into effect on the LIST Of
May. The members from New York CT
'y stated that it mi 5ht possibly be cnfur-
ccd in the moral districts, bu. that it
would not be regarded ANA could not be
enforced in the city of New York.
a similar bill has passed the House of
Representatives Of the Pennsylvania Lee
gisaturr, on thesame day. It's thought
that it will also pass the Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-04-08
PORT Deposit

E'GTrs Eo32E H. 1.1GMEN.1 SGEGE'.
'TE!IE undersigned, having taken Tie above
q establishment On his own account, informs
hts iricals oal The public, HAT having made
aFraa '1mgnts with the very best wurinrn, lie
IS n"w prepared 10 i orders for castings
an1 machinery Of ever! kind, at the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
caring iron. coal, e., he iiatters hin.s,l that
he can do work on tcrras that " make il an
object with Hose haying work in lis line Of
JuSiapss, to pa'lonise him.
Especial attention will be pail to all kinds
81 nj ami Factory work. Always on EGal
and Tor sale to the trade
Pigm C&s'iaEe, CaH gnd Hagen Cores,
Sores, H0li0wlcarc. Store Tea Kettles.
ritz baHom TO-, Iarnarrs. Tia Ware, &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended lc.
T.. y. NrCLINAIIAN.
The business wi be under the management
Mr.. Henry Ntwsham, a practical mechanic,
nj for many years associated with one Of The
arecst machine shops o! Philadelphia, who
vi devote all bis energies AM experience &c
he prosecution Of the business.
Plans and drawings ma e free Of expense for
persons wishing to lave work Cyccuted.
J.. d. McCLENAHAN, Proprietor.
II. NrwsHAM, MANAGER.
Port D post. June IS
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VGUEc4 AADlHS HNHTg'rg,,HE3.

NIL-IINGTON, DELAWARE.
'FStilS Institution has opened in KING ST.,
l. No. 1874, in new AMI commodious build
Ing, designed to accommodate but thirty beard
crs, where It's Principal invites those interested
10 call and examine for themselves its claims
for public patronage. The courSe Of instruc-
ton embraces the English, Classical and Orna-
ncnial Departments, all Of which with Il beard
Of compCrnt teachers, the Principal hatjcrs
himself that he can satisfy the expectations Of
those who may place thcir daughters at this
Institution.
Trnws-pcr Qnaric, Of slsron rccss.
BonId, washing, fuel aud Tuition in
EnelisI, S31 80
Board &c. with musicanh ornamcnclS 5000
Circulars can he obtained iiom the Rev. Jas.
Mc.alirc, or BY application 10
THOMAS III. CANN,
Apr 30 lrincrral.
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HENRY Z. DRlNGHUR.3'r.

(oUctessOT % Jas. ErlNgNuFGt.N
aViso!2a:252 aE2<, Et"taii s2ruGgl.t,
MO. 81 MARKET st., WELLINGTON, next
IL door 10 the corae: OF Fourth. | have large.
y increased The stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, anl!
Patent Mcdi"incs Of tho Oh stand, for year,
occupied by Joseph DiE2Lursi. manufacture
with great care all my Chemical and pnarua-
c0tic"l Preparations, personally selecting NY
stock from the largest importing houses Of
Philadelphia aal New York, and other places,
(ior cash cnly, and am prepared 10 sell whole
sale and retail, Drgss, Chemicals @ad Fatcn,
Medicines g. ell rn,s al TIE lowest cash prices.
Everything sell warranted orthr best quality.
o. Iii" money returned. / am the sole aud unly
wholesale and retail agent for Or. d. James
Family Medicines, which, with all other Pat
ent ieiicinpS, will BE- sold wholesale AM re.
.a.i at ihe pycprietor's lowest p:ic2s.
WllmiNGton, Sep Il "
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a. =. GEl @ ~.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. SO .Narhat st., HHmjagto2, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAp FOR CASH.
TlliE subscriber having OH Ian! at bis Store
L No. 80 Market ST.. Il largo and general as
sentiment, OF fresh and we'll selected Groceries
'akcs this m"tho Of Informing the citizens o.
EIk'on and &C Ill county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be bought
either IN Wilmington or Philadelphia markets
ami respectfully soiicils cal! from such as may
want s0o!s in his line, before purchasing else
where. Also, Vssies g. E.iGGoEs.
Always on haai in choice variety. Consist.
ing in part OF
LIQUORS, of the first and mrdiom quality
oh Cognac B:aaIy. do pale do, Jamaica
spirits, Peach Brady, Cherry Brandy, Holland
GIN.
WlNE3.-&aIerca, Port, TcncriAe, Sherry
Lisbon. and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNGAIiHLA Whiskry, and
Wine Butrls. ANDREW J. GROW,
No 50 Market 81, door above Miller's
Dee. II , 6m. Hotel, 'Iii0tia gicu, Dci.
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d 4 Y Is s. G u l. | n
DEALERS IN
lamps, E4;fisIcEl,S s. Gi.aE,tieE;2s

Lamps, lanterns S Chandeliers
N. Z. Cor. Fourth and Cherry SIS, Fhilad4.
1T AElNG enlarged and improved their Store,
IL and having the largest assortment Of Lamps
in Philadelphia, they are now prepared to far
nish PINE OIL, AMPHiNE,
BURNING FLUID,
ETHERL3L OIL, PHOSGENE C.9S&T.9FD
OIL; Lamps, Lanterns, ofall patterns; Facry
Hotel and Hall Lamps, Chandeliers. CitHn-
aolcs aal CandelGb!as, and Britannia Lamps
al the manufacturers lowest pricrs.--(lass
Lamps by the package. alta small advance over
auction prices. Being large MANLFACJT-
RERS OF Pine Oil, Burning Fluid, I.thciio!
Oil, Alcohol, and Uhe only ,rue) Phoscenr
Gas, they can furnish these articles at such
prices that Merchants will find il 10 their adj
vantage to buy. Cali before going ci>eW here,
+ you want bargains. Also, the Safety Fluid
or sale. TScp II "
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EsE3N. os.aE,
PAPER UANGiNGH,
E0WELT. s. BRUT M1IC.
Es s1N.SE z !

ManH(nctarors and Importers Of Paper H0ac~
iHgs, hare remorcl 10 No. 1876 CHESI'NJi'
STREET, below Seventh Philadelphia, where
they ask the attention Of Country Melchani@,
and the ira te TO their extensive stock of Goods
comprising The largest and most varied sg$G!!-
mcnt in the United States.
In addition 10 their hitherto uneGrallci man
ulacluring facilities, they have recently in!'-
Aucod new and improved machinery, which IS
used in no other factory in the country, and by
which they are enabled TO produce superior
article Of Medium and Satin papers, at leas, 20
per cent 10 YER than any ether house.
They manufacture extensively Velvet and
Gold Papers, Decorations, Borders Of every dCs-
cription, Fire Board Prints, Ornaments, s>c.
Dee. l7--6,n
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building esaTessy:erc,
AND
ToG! Store EygEusiYeTy.

FE'HE Largest Establishment in the L. s.
n WAI. NJ MCCLURE & BRO, No: 2HT
larh2i N. nbore tn, P!!ILApELrniA. Nan@-
uc'urers' Depot for Locks Of all Kinds, War
rantcd quality, Pat. StivcrrI Glass Knobs, S.;
Premium Porcelain Knobs, over 100 rattcrn,i
Silver plated Hinges. &C., with the most roir-
pc'c assortment OF all tie modern rslierns'il
this line. Builders and dealers are invited ID.
call and cHamine our stnck. illustrated Ca,a-
lngres, sent BIZ lilil, if desired.
not ar REGISTERS g. i'ENTyLlTOHS,
at Factory prices. Cs7~Pcrsons al Il distance
who wish to order Goods, and desire an es;i-
mate or particular description, can write 10 Nc
CLURr s: Bro, and all information as to (ioGds
and prices Will be given by return Of mail.
All orders put up under the immediate super
vision Of the firm.
Call and sec US Feb q 6m
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Gszr q u Ne N 8.

ig7,li. largest, The mast ri;lionahc, and ,h.
4 best aseoriiaent Of mems, womcn's, and
cht!lfcn's 30 aAl aho"s, in Cecil county, is
Ia b. IpuH a, HE Subscribers BOOT 6 SHOE
STORE. in l,lMton.
SIGN OF TIE BIG EOOT.
Opposite the Court iiuu;r.
The subscriber woulI respectfully inform
his friends, AMI lhr public generally, that he
has purchased ct li, brother. G,noch Cronci)
his entire stock Of allies, Misses, and chill
ircn's boot anI shoes, and la, commenced
manufacturing Ladies Shoes Of every hscrip-
ii'a, H. is nn" prepared 10 accommodate oil
who laay ia"or him with call, with mems,
womcn's ami chiarcn's !lanls and Shoes Of Tie
best SOFT at vciy low prices.
THOS. c. CNOuCu.
Eihton. June 4, '53.
n. &. Country produce taken in exchange for
boots and shoes.
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SURGEON DENTIST;

TLkTON, MD, is prepared to insert Mineral
IL Gum Teeth on plate, or pivot from SIN
gle tooth to entire sets, painful teeth carefully
extracted and Curious ones rendered healthy
and durable by neatly plugging with gold.
Office on Main Streets two doors above the
Fountain Hotel [Dec 8 IF
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DR.. John Ewing who succeeds me in my pro-
fessional business, has presented re with his
testimonials, and judging from those, and my
conversation with him, 1t gives me gleasure to
recommend him as a safe and sEllful operator.
w. J.. JONES, Surgeon Dentist
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REMOVAL OF THE
IFILNtNGT0N lrNJLESlLE RETAIL
Esc0;a and Stationery Store,

IFILNtNIT0N IrNJLESALE g. RETAIL
Esco;s a.,l stationery Store,
DIAPER AND RAG WAREHOUSE. and
/ nook DINDERf cnd BLANK BOOK
N2NlF2CTORT, 10 l27 Wty';et 81, III
m'Eg'oH, Del., Gone door above the old stand
The subscriber, having fitted upa Storrhouse
and binlcry, especially adapted 10 his business.
and made large an carefully selected additions
10 his s!ock, calls particular attention 10 his
C'eaG Scto5I Eoohs, Choice late Miscellaneous
LHsroiurr, Magasine a"d cheap P0diica-
tons, Bibles, Prayer a1i Hymn Books,
Writing, Printing. Wrapping and Fancy Paper,
Staple and Fancy Stationery. lnc!ndcd in which
is Il large and cheap collection Of Porte Mon-
naics. Port Folios, Work Boxes, and fancy goods
generally.
To- Additional w1rl;mcn and facilities in the
Bindery, with a NEW Improved ruling machine.
and other labor-saving machinery, enables him
always to supply Superior Al cheap article
OF standard patterns of day 10 Iks, !clgcrs, cash
and record books, pass, copy, cypherins, music
AMI drawing books. Also, to furnish promptly
orders Tor blank books of every pattern, and TO
bind MAGAZINES, pamphlets, and old books in
any aEl every style desired.
rags! R.7GS!!
bought in large or small quantities, at The high-
est prices for cash, or its equivalent if eXchans-
ed. All arc invl.cd to call at the New Store,
and examine, where more general supply of
goods ,an be found than in any one book or sta
tionery store IN the larger cities, and where
any article may be rclurne that does not conc
up 10 representation, OF give satisfaction.
j. I. IlEALD, 1877 Market St.,
Dec 10 GIN Wilmington, Del
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81 s,T rEGftEEEl.EB.

THE LARGEST LOT OF FINE WATCHS,
l. exec, offered to n Wilmington NJ arlcl, con
sistiag Of Willis, Johnson ami EtoAlard, move
,neHts D0p'c@, Chlonomctcr AM Levers, in
Hunting and open ca3"s. Cola naI White
D,al-Shv!atpG moyemcU;'i also fine SWISS
Hua,cts aai op"a fac G. G"rcla, aal Mathcy
Peytjcu manufacture olsmol. sizes for Ladies.
Call and examine chr assortment AMI secure
yourself rect Tim keeper at
ZiBA FERRIS & SON,
April !. Corner titii and Market ST. vii.
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@ LBATA SiLNERWARE.-Jusir received
"a q full assortment Of the celebrated a lbaia
Ware, which we are ready 10 supply 10 the
Hotels, boarding houses and private families
on the most reasonable terms.
XlBA FERRIS & SON,
Eov. 10 cor 4lh and Market ST. Wilmington
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|
Gcorse nArl., tiiu.ini&trn- C;rcHit Court
Tor qrJ.s,ph Brown. deed. for Cecil corn.
IS NV. lhauc"rv
William Raiaacw and ST. March u, lg5j.
san. his wife.
gE7,n object or ,njs sUir Is f., rroc,r, Il
/ decree iy.astla orerr,ain ,o.rtgi,s.d IRE
misses in Cprjl county. which ,,..r, ON tAp ei,
I,,- j}pnar... lNll. r.Yr,.r...,.G h, tle a.
f.,};.i, ,,.;rI,. ,i;i Wjuit,,. ',,j..yi,.,,. and
l.. H.. s,;d W!lI:.r, Robinson, .yty4rl<, 10
via. a.. IN, .-i,ii La,. o,%.,I.,1.r.. l>ll. as
.;.1,.d !p tI,r >,il f,.,.,,r n.,.,, ,t,,g,, A.
,..l>.l Of vLoi, f5,. ..tf, f;.o..r. i..yy,, is
H.. rv,.,ltn..
H.. mn ,r.t,, o.,r ,,, IT,. q.,, ,f.,,
n"l,.r.,,. r%.l fL,..;s .;.,,,,i.t.t. ,,o,.,..,.
ID c.rt.ii PA usl,l,. yt,f,I IL nsr,;ss},.ly
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Bradbury's in the "IlolIow."
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NHRISTMAS AND KEW YEAR GlFTS.-A
" rich assortment of toys OF every descriptions;
fancy Glass Boxes, horses, carts, snake charm
erS, rich Chinese toys, &c.
PORT MONNAIES from 12k els 10 $3.50;
Peal, &c.
CLOCKS from Sl.50 to IS.
CLOTHlNG.-Drab. black and mixed Over
coats; pants, vests, shirts, &C., at the very low
est prices.
CONFECTIONERY of every description.
Elkion. Dec 81 If