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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
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WN H.M WD IEE@sS IN L. Md
BOOT u SHGE w eI$EHO We,

No J33 G 1I35, Hood Street,
PITTSBURGH PA. ~ =
w oud call the attentionof Country Mer.
w chants, TO their immense ,stockof va
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, f. Leather.
CONSISTING of over four Thousand cases Boots
and Shoes, of every variety and style for Ladies,
GentlenIens, Misses, Boys Il Children's N
Fal1 and Winter wear, fa ist
direct from the Eastern Manufacturers. Having
been purchased at the lowest possible rates.
for cash, with great care in the selec.
ton Of quality and styles adapted to the West.
ern trade. We oifsr superior Inducements
to cabs buyers, as we are determined not to be
undersOd by any Eastern or Western House.
Buyers will find it TO teir interest to call and
examine our extensive stock before purchasing.
sstt h IL. ClzlLDS & CO.
Sent tm2 ),. ~ .s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

While. the Know, Nothing Convention
was in secret etsession in Boston, one day
last week, in church, reporter determin.
ed 10 know something, concealed himself in
a kind Of iont or lank, used for baplismal
purposes. They, knowing him 10 be there,
turned the stop cock and le. in the wafer
lie became wiser and we,ler than before;
bu, il don't 'tappear lhat he'was in a hurry 10
inform The public of the secret he had learn.
ed. IL leaked ouI through some other
channel. - Wash. Star. = z Gthe-'''
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

AN UNPaafuNArE AccIDENr.-- -Messrs.
John and Ferdinand. Gre,her, Of the, Ma.
uiasali House, Tof thiss spIace, met with Sc.
yious misfortune by being thrown from a
Tbugeya few days since. They were no.
turning from aride in the country, and just
.nlier leaving Amesyille their horse became
frightened and attempted to run. In their
efforts 10 check the horse the briale,bit broke,
leaving the horse perfectly unn,apageable,
The Two young rnenwere thrown from the
buggy with grea, violence, disloca,ing the
aankle ofsthe younger, and lracIuring tho
skull, I, is supposed, Of .he elder, near The
sop or back part of the head. "
The younger Gtc,her has been conveyed
home;bu, the elder oneis under ,he charge
Of physicians a, AmesVils, md we under.
sand is in very critical condition. This
evening ( Tuesday, we understand ,ha, he Is
no better. The accident occurred on Sab.
bath afiernoon.-A Athens Mess. 80, = .~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

A buscher in Athens, o., has been in the
habit of nabbing The village cows, makiog
beef Of lhem, and then selling Them ou, 10
The owners al 10 cts. per pound.r The hide
and horns Of one, minus tito body, having
been found OF a neighboring ,anhefy, amin
Vessigolion was had. when the remains of
several o,he' village cows were dc.ec,ed
The butcher. smelling a ra. in seusor,
sloPed 10 paris unknown, Il was bold
operation. 9,- d, ~. ,-.g,. .li. 81. 7,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

va PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE Har.
yrisburgh Telegraph gives the entire lis,
eof names Of The members ,eleci Of .he Leg.
islasure Of that State, and Classics Them as
follows: s.,i .,.,na ,4a % 81, .s - 1J-;r et.
ss 5Sena,e: 2 Democrats II; Independent.
Americans 1; Wings i5. House: Demo.
Gratis and Americans 80; Wings and Amer
leans 46; Independent, Americans 90. or
the above list about SIXTY are .kno,on 10 be
smembers Of The american organization.
Classified according to the old parry organ.
iizaliens, the House s@ill sand fidy-,wo
nWbigs and forty. eight Democrats.
The vote on the Suite iicke, (official) is as
follows: Pollock 2o4 O08, lBgler l67,Ool;
Pollock 3 majority 37.0o7. For Canal Com.
smissioner, Mott 274,0l4, .Darsie 1881.
For Supreme Cour. Judge, Black (Dem J
167.oi0. Baird TX, NJ 1896, Smyser
W. 73.67t s... s5!.-lil.,,l 1.s a.,s s
a For Prohibiory law, i5B. .342; against
si63, $40; minority against, 5,l68. ~ .7r'''Ie
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

CARR1ER PIeEoNs AND FoREreN News
The first telegraphic accounts Of The foreign
news by the steamship Africa, on Friday,
were sent on shore by pigeons asdis,atIce Of
five miles outsideof Sandy Hook, and ,ele.
graphed thence TO New York, Philadelphu,
Baltimore. and oiher ci.ies, and published
an hour before the arrival Of the steamer q,
her wharf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
? PROCLAIM ALTON,
ID. EAGlAM. ala-s

-... OsS11SfA sl|t... f...r
"IOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w this country in general, and the world
in particular, that we have on hand large and
well selected stock Of ..-p r., w
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
consisting of everything in the above line that can
be wished for. In connection with his Grocery
and Dry Goods Store, he has large amount Of
Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Caps, Trunks,
of the very latest styles, and made Of the best of
materials Anything he sells he will warrant to
be good. As for cheapnesS, he is determined that
none shall undersell him.
i@ Louisville Lime.
He keeps constantly OIL hand Louisville Lime,
which he sells at wholesale OF retail. In fact all
his articles will be sold, at wholesale or retail,
at the very lowest cash prices. Give him call,
and seefor yourselves. tH'H,. .j - @r ti|
AT Coalport landing is the place to find is
store, and when you find it you will not fail Z
buy. IN lno rf
Aug 22-y1n32
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

A WONDERFUL DIscovERY has recently been
de by DR.. Curtis, of this city, in the trea tmen
of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases Of the
lungs. We refer to ."Dr. Curtis Hygeana, or In
haling Hygean vapor and Cherry Syrup" With
this NEW method DraC. hasrestofed many affiict-
ed ones to perfect health as ar evidence o.
which he hasinnnmerable certificates. Speaking
of he treatment, d physician remarks; ;--ltis ev'
ident that inhaling- constantly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal properties
must come in direct contact with the whole ol
the aerial cavity of the; lungs, and thus escape
tho saas., and waived changes produced upon them
when introduced into the stomach, and subjected
to the process Of digestion. The Hygeanais fol
sale at all the druggists throughout the country.
LtFrom the N. Y. Dutchman Of Jan. 14th.) ~
See advertisement Of Medicated Inhalation in
another column tof, this paper. Il ssl5y; ,Taf,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

RAILROAD CoLIisIoN.--.Tho Cleveland
Herald has The following despatch from De-.
.roi., daed the 9Th inst, ) u na Il e,sli
The Express Train which left Niagara
Falls, on the Great Western Railroad, came
in collision with gravel rain on the track
at FIVE o'clock This morning, abou, thirteen
miles s,his side Of Chatham. Fity.six en-
igran.s are known to be- killed; some in the
frs, class passenger car'were badly injured.
!. is thought some fifteen more emigrunss
will die. slrEE lr.1, ArtLlE,tts
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

APporNrMeNrs BY THE PREslpENr Geo,
L. Curry, Of Oregon, 10 be Governor Of The
Territory Of Oregon. VIM. II. Farar. Of
Oregon, 10 be attorney Of the Unilrd States
for The territory Of Oregon B ,.iamin
Harding, Of Oregon. 20 bs secretary Of the
territory Of Oregon. y" 9>a %
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

The Boston Traveller states that In con-
sequence OF the greal scarcity Of Mackarel
This yea, The prices Of No Is and 2's have
reached the highest point for years, viz:
from $l7 10 Sl8 per barrel, and the pros,
Pec.s are that in the spring they will ad.
vance 10 $40. ~ fGT .6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

ID DAD NOTHCE.-A petition will be pre-
IL Sented to the Commissioners Of Meigs eoun-
ty at their next session, asking an alteration of
road leading from Jacksonville to Chester. Be-
ginning at the mouth of the lane running up TO
Daniel Wise's barn; thence up the lane ten or
fifteen rods; thence in an easteIy direction to or
south of large poplar tree near VIM. Sanders
east line; thence nearly east along the side hill
50 as to cross Sand Run ON the best ground to run
north Of VIM. Sanders house, on bench; thence
easterly along the bench of the hill to or near
large walnut tree near VIM. Sanders east line !;
thence near where the road nowirurs' to OF neal
Cornelius Norris east line; thence along the side
hill so as to run north of VIM. Denys house;
thence on the best ground so as 10 interSect the
road where it now runs west of John Mayhew's
house. r}a ar& MANY CITIZENS.
Oct. 25. 1s54-42w4* t.sa IS
pOAD NOTICE.-There will be petition pre-.
IL sented TO the Commissioners of Meigs county
at their next session on the first Monday in De-
cember, A. D. 1854, praying for county road, to
be laid out as follows beginning at John L..
Hoflman's house in Chester township, and run.
ming in northeasiery direction along the old
road and lane, until it ntersects the line between
John L. Hoffman and Silas A. Burnap; thence
east along said line to the west bank of the creek
therce up the creek to the line between Shas A
Burnap and Jeptha Hecox; thence north along
said line to the creek; thence across the creek
and up the east bank of the same, until it inter-
sects the county road at the end of Jeptba He
cox s lane, and to vacate the road leading from
John L. Hoffinan's to Henry Maser'S. &
Oct. 81, 1854-42w4*
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
? R0sP 3 CT q s. 1854 rs
\ II n W y y - Es
The Official Paper Of Congress, and Nescs.
- ett .....-..i f...ssl = % ...y1t fs0 ~. ~

aeaS paper J0f fhe lSe0pte ~
Lord Brougham, in his Historical Sketches Of
Statesmen who fourished in the time OF George
The Third" gives some remarkable examples
showing the great loss sustained BY England, il
the history OF its statesmen. and Of its national
progress, through the imperfect state of parlia-
mentary reporting in former times He opens his
life OF Lord Chatham tn us; a19
"There is hardly any man in modern times,
With the eScephon, perhaps Of Lord Somefs,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
Tn NExr CoNeaEss..---Of ,he 86 men

80 Tn NExr CoNeREss.--Of the 86 mem.
bers elected, IS are Administration men and
68 Opposition; oi the remaining l48, ono
half will come from the South, and one half
from she North, and probably "a Of them
wiltbess Administrator men, at least on the
Nebraska. question. This will give in The
next House an Ami.Adminis,ra,o majority
OF 81. On any An,i.SlaSeSy issue the Op.
position will lose some Of the Missouri Votes,
bu, will be likely TO gain noaTly asmany from
Northern sham Democrats. The following
table gives Ilhen representative strength Of
each section Of she coun,ry:,3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

- Total, 16states, IA sa.Jta ~ i-tgtg
~" '.-. II lhe members from lhe Nonh should
act together, they would havoc majority of
, 54; but as iris estimated .,ha, l3 OF the
e Northern members will 60 with The Soulh,
the majority Of The Norlh will be reduced
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
THR RrynR7-WnArasR = MAREErs.

THE5 R1vERr WEATHsR - MAREHrs. =
There seems to be as littls prospect Of q rise
now, as there was three months ago. Per-
haps no town on the Ohio river feels this
leng continued suspension more than Pome-
roy. The ,cOalysrds and boats are full to
overAOwing 7no room for more and no
4chance to- get it out of the way Coal mi
5ners are consequently thrown out OF em-
ployment The rolling mill has ceased OPP
serstion fol, the want, of ore. Our salt fur
naces still continue in operation; but cannot
get their salt to- market-consequently their
yards are all filed. Four weeks good stage
, Of, water would, probably bring into Pome-
roy a quarter of9a million of dollars in 'ex-
change for her products, and enable all her
-werks, toscOntihue)in operation q But the
river does ,potsFise. Tsa3TeA7
The, weather continues for the most part
clear and pleasant---altogether toopleasant.
The markets are unchanged WeIappre-
bend no great change till the river rises. It
is useless to give the figures. q. @9al. t.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

s The triumph will be barren one 10 ,he
opposition. They will succeed in electing a
mujori,y IN the nexl House Of Representa-
a,iyes, but The President and 8 enale viii be
agains. them for Two years 10 come, So thai
none Of their anlirepnbliean and and-con-
s'tutionnl measures can be- engrafled on the
statute book ,--Cln. Enquirer. ssoa
The above is a good specimen Of modern
Democracy This grea, siickler for .popu.
Jar sovereignty congra,aaies silself tha. il
has a president. and Sena,e which can for
two years more Sc, a, defiance the popular
will. What is the difference between such
doctrine and the advocacy Of Kingy power
10 one man! For one we are willing to
bide our time, with Franklin Pierce on one
side and the people on The oiher.l Gin. Gax.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07


NJ oTICE.- --The Board Of Examiners Of Meigs
! Y county, will hold a meeting at the Brick
School house, in Pomeroy. on the llth OF Novem-
Der, 1854, for the examination Of Teaches.
BY order of the BoarL, N
..,c..,e... GEO. B. GROW, Clerk.
Oct. 81. 1854. VIZ.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

Nj IOTICE.--Came to the subscriber, living
~ near the village of Rutland, about the 81
of July last, Red and White Cow; White face,
and horns erect. about seven years old. The
owner will come and pay charges, and take hel
away. H. PLUMMER.
Rutland, o., Nov. lst, 1854.43w3* yssa.7,
CAMUEL III. BROWN,S EStNte.--.
OThe undersigned have been appointed and
qualified as the executors Of the last will and
testament Of Samuel H. Brown, deceased.
-aiai o., fa'45 M. NYE, Jr.. TtoA
H. S.3BUNDY.
Rutland, Nov. L. 1854-43w3 = Executors.
EXECUTOR'S sALE.--Petsbnal prop.
II erty belonging to tie estate of Samuel H.
Brown, deceased, consulting of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, and other property, will be sold at
Vendue, al his late residence in Rutland town
ship, Megs county, o., on the 18th day OF No
yember, A. D. 1854. and will continue from day
to day till all is sold, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
"A. NJ ar y ~ Nsi g.a ~ E
( TERMS. S.-On all sums OF So and under, cash
in hand, and on all sums exceeding that amount
a credit Of nine months will be given--the pur-
chaser giving his note, with approved security
+ - 49, tsN M. NYE,, Jr.,
''I Pt.t's'e i',9 H. s. BUNDY.i
Rutland, Nov. 1, 1s54-4sw1. Executors.
M OTICE.--The Copmittee on Crops will
meet on Saturday; the Cd day Of December
1854, pt 10 O'Clock, A, NJ, at the Courthouse in
PomeroY. 8*- - as'sSFss @iN-t' 2 -
The Committee on Crops will be the Board o
Directors elected at the last Fair, as follows; s
G. Larkin, Robert Bradford, Waldo K. Suor 6
Sardine Guthrie, aud /. M. Gilmore. ,ya4 i,
44.sls HE S. TITUS, President.
CIR McQuioG. Secretary. .ii.. frt b ,l4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

B The remains Of Gov. Burn have arrived 10
ST. Louis on their vaysO his home II South
CaIoIlDh. .la 80. 80 ~ go 80. ~.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

RAILROAD CoEvENTIoN--The adorned
Convention Of The Ohio and Indiana roads
me, a, Dayton, on Wednesday. Twenty.
four roads were represented BY delegaies.> In
the absence Of Mr.! Brough. Alfred Kelley,
Of Columbus was called 20 preside, A
comai,.ee of five was uppoin.ed 10 presep,
propositions for the action Of The Cmven.
lion. This committee consisted Of Messrs,
J. H. Godman,J. s. Newman, S. s. L. Hon.
lnedieu, II. B. Payne. and s. Crawford. y
The commiuee reported various amendments
to The resolutions adopted al the lormer
meeting.-O s. Journal ~ .g'al ,E ,A2'..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

NISSOLUTtON OF PARTNERSHIP. The
IL CO. partnership of Fitch Welsh has this
d ay been dissolved by mutualconsent. The bus
mess will be carried on at the old standb by N. NJ
Fitch. u @&G N. NJ. FITCH, n,,s
EDWARD WELSH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

MuRDERoUs AssAuLT.-One Of the Pun.
chnelo BROTHERS, band Of Ethiopian, Ser.
enaders who have given one or two concerts
here the past lew qlgh,s, by some unaccoun..
able means, got among The dsrkies in the
upper end OF town, and received some very
severe punches about The face with a knife.
Who the perporatot was or whalIe ,o1he
difficulty, are mailers we presume known
only 10 a few in negro Town and The Punch.
inelo Brother. The officers are lsreling ou,
tho black rascal, and we hope they will be
successful and bring him to justice. The
PunchineIo received a severe cut on The
right side almost the whole length Of the
lace. and another in the arm. We think
the Gulipolis earkies are increasing in law.
lessness and the sooner the rope Of justice is
.igh,ened on them the better II will be for The
community.-Galiipolis Jour. 5lai asmt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
Mason City, Oct. 20, lS54-4lwsJ =,

Mason City, Oct ~, lSof-4IW .0t
GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order
- of Probate COurt.-I will offer for
sale, by virtue of an order of the. Probate Court
of Meigs county, at the door Of the Court, house.
in Pomeroy, In said county, at public auction,
on the 30th day of November next, at one O. clock
P. M. Of said day. the following land, situated in
the county of Gallia to wit: fraction lot number
six, in section number fifteen, township number
seven, Of the fifteenth range, in the Ohio Compa-
ny's purchase, except one HUNDRED acres off the
south end of said fraction. Said land will he sold
as the property of the estate Of Ezekiel Conner,
deceased, and upon the following terms: one
third of purchase money in hand, one-third in
six. and the residue in twelve months with inter-
est on the deferred payments ~
GRANDSON NORMAN,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

TMOTICE.-A petition will be presented to The
lV Commissioners of Meigs county at their De-
cembet session, 1854 for an alteration in the coun-
ty road leading from Chester to Long Bottom.
Said alteration to commence on the south line OF
80 acre lot number 1l9 in Olive, where corner
of ]. OSborn's land stands on said line; thence
west on said line to near the southwest corner OF
said lot; thence crossing the new bridge below
Bailey's mill, and in the nearest and best route
crossing part oil 100 acre lot, number 1874, to in
tersect the old road on the rise.
Oct al, '54-42w4* ,t}iA PETITIONER. p
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

CONSTANTLY INCREASING The number
~ of persons, physicians, merchants, and 9th
ers who add their testimony to the good effects
produced bySTABLERS ANODYNE CHERRY
.EXPECTORANT and DIARHGA CORDIAL, is
constantly on the increase. The names which
can be adduced are those Of persons well known
and of undoubted standing in community for
probity and veracity. Such being the case, no
one can, for moment refuse TO use or diminister
these really excellent medicines. 4 great nun
l'er Of the best physicians in the United States
have testified that, they are '.more reliable than
any other proprietary medicines with which we
(they) are acquainted, in the diseases for which
they are prescribed" If you have a Cough, or
any disease OF the throat or lungs, make trial OF
the Expectorant and mark the result. The Cord .
ial may be taken with good effects in al. diseases
OF the bowels. - ate-i.leiC. .%.sA q
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents. Price of each, only SO cents per bottle.
or six bottles for $3.50. ~ m
r. RI STARI Err % 10 pronri.toys
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

BosToN, Nav 2.-Henry Wilson dc.
clines the republican nomination for Gov.
ernor. ~. IS
Gov. 'Bnrl, Of Nebraska, died on the 18th
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

.is For Prohibi,ory law, i5B.34a; agains,
. d63, $40; minority against, 5,l68. r s7r'p.I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18


w prs and GENTLENEN.--PROF. GlRA,Lr nIr'-
WAR; after Netsns nearly half the glotc and encounter
uisortGuc fatigue and almost DEATH has at length
'uorrdyd In obtaining Of the noted Professor OF chemistry
incredible by wlch the hair be Cued
hand beautiful Itself has At TO
bevehuI ruge that beautiful ornament OF the head
hair the and adding
those with whom has seemed TO be mos
all hut those lovely and captivating King
has been practscd among the sh naee OF the cities OF the
Continent the with perfect and
the understandable and almost supcrhuman
Graut Dcvvier would probably remained
the world for crhSps like the
method Of euhamng would have died with the rsnN
the only small portion 81 the human family tarc
decorated with those oenang Rnsets that have cap
tiyAtrd their thousands.
The Recipe for manufacturing this for curling the
directions be had ty Sc ding dollar
iosf p6I. GIHdJ ? DEIIIihH, tIrTniagtn, TruHtW
oUEy OHIO, where he has located himself Sd crowd OF sd
mrnc the blessings Of all that have used this
p,rau, da to all parts OF the United
state, those wonderful receipts for Curling the Haiti
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-18
NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, AND THE PUB

LIZ GENEkALl1.
IL conformity with lon: standing Of selling
ihGi PeTa: Will in lS have
Day 20 pat down stock such ricss
rctgon before the dGy % pItc sacvhatryer
in on hand, will b. disposed Of public alcton
We have aII,l patrons tho large .upy
OF tie nrSrSt Of this Falls Goods,
have been purchased the New HoI auctions cs
unprecedented low prices Of the last few weeks
We have placed - s-la profit:
Cloths, CIssime res, Sti.agtts, and Fooled Cloths
I"ceds Kentucky and u-rbrck Jra an Kerseys
I.Cnn,ls, Liusrys, Plains and J,hr-TSi. Kerseys
french, German and Engish HcTino's all prices
Rich Plaid ana Printed Caslrler=s ard MOrssrlres
suTtr Frcn IA Plain MUusseurs, shades Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid persi4ns, Ch,Ilcys and De Frge
SUPER Plain AMI FISurei French F.lLu,l., Sacgues
Ms B5mbaEnes, Canton Cloth. and ApIcas, all prices
Plaid Spna SILKS aud Silk Wool III
Rich Paid, ani brccale Giace an Poult he Sole
BrDfade aud Plaid ElacE SIX, extra quality
Efk Gro de Rhnest IaErtss iId satin SEautine
ssns, Moceiines and ForenCes all and qualities
Real irish PUrlIns, aud English and Preach do
Neck Bonnet, Cap, Luirstrirg and Satin Hibands
High Coored and Black and White aid Cling.
hans
French, English and American Cslicos Cheap
Table DallNsk, Table Cloths, Napkins ami Doycs
Eye Diapers, uuckaback pow!as ami Toee!s
Embroidered Curtains and DTapery Mus.ins
Dotted, Embro acrtd and Plain swiss Muslin, dresses
Rich Lace and Muslin Prench and Scotch Worked Collars
Muslin and Cambrie Sleeves Habits and Plourcngs
Muslin, Cambria Thread ami Lille Esngs and InsertIngs
Ihibet Cashmere, Tursrr.e and Rob Roy Shawls
Ladies AMI Misses Kid, silk, Nett IsIe Glove,
Gents and Boys buck, HsHyer, rhiogi and silk do
Ladies' and Gents SIX " rilo and Shaker Vests
Gents Ladies' and Chirens Wool Cotton and SILK Hosiery
Whitney, MIckanaw, TEltd AMI Dulnl blankets
81 IS, - Sd O. ami i2 Colt ShiringS
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