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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

A FIGHT BETWEEN GENERAL Pillow AND
MAJOR DoNELsoN.-A personal collision re-
Gently occurred at Columbia, Tennessee, be-
tween the notorious Mao Donelson, the rem
cgadc Democrat land General Pillow. Don
olson, in the course of a speech, denounced
the members of the Nashville Convention as
traitors. Pillow, being in the crowd prompt
ly replied " You lie--you lie, sir" Donel-
son rcioined, You are an impertnent fool +
General Pillow rushed towards the stand,
but was arrested by the crowd. Donelson
obtained stick and went on with his re-
marks. He said he did not mean to charge
all the members of the Convention with be-
ing traitors, but in this exception he did not
embrace General Pillow. General Pillow
then denounced him ferceLy us q liar and q
traitor to the Democracy and to the country,
and rushed at the stand, but was arrested
When Major Donelson closed, General Pill
low was shouted for and mounted the stand.
General Pillow said to Major Donelson,
"lf y0u charge or imsiAuatG that you then de-
Rounccd them as traitors, or if you now make
The charge, it is false 1T is false, sir !" At
this point Major Donelson struck General
Pillow on the arm, and General Pillow gave
him blow on the head. They were then
separated. After great excitement, General
Pillow took the stand and finished his re-
marks.-LCin. Enquirer.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

The Nantucket Inquirer tells of a remark
able cannon which has been recently exhibi-
ted to the good citizens of Nantucket. 1t
says that it will throw a solid ball or shell a
distance of ten miles. Twenty-Five small
cannon constructed upon this principle, have
been sold to the Mexican government, and
the inventor is making arrangements to dis
pose of his invention to one of the conflict
ing European powers in the confident cxpec-
tation that its introduction into use will
speedily bring the war to termination.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

LARGE SALE.-The Illinois Central Rail
road Company sold, a few days since, piece
of land fronting on the line Of their railroad,
near the foot of Lake Street, Chicago, for
5000 per foot front, or 1874 900 for forty feet.
MONUMENT TO GEN. WoRTH.--A monu-
ment fifty feet high, to Gen. Worth, is to be
erected in New York, corner of Broadway
and Fifth Avenue, on Mr.. Batterson's plans.
1t will be an honor to the city, and deser-
we'd tribute to exalted genius,
SUIcIDE.-A correspondent writing from
Williamstown, Mass, says, thatan old maid
drowned herself in that place few days
since in half hogshcad, the water being on
ly nine inches deep. 1t was great mystery
to all, how she could drown. herself in so lit
tie water, but she was determined 70 die.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

1t is not only satt!ed at length, that the al
lies are not to have the cooperation Of Aus
tria, but it is even hnted that she may be-
fore long make alliance with Russia against
England and France. The tone in which Ma
es, is significant. Still more so are the ar
ticles Of the Paris Moniteur, the government
organ, which is publishing history of Aus
trian tergiversations and treacheries from
1888 onward. The London Times also prog
nosticates the fall of Austria. Thus Kos
suth sees the speedy fulfillment of his predic-
tionS, which the London Times only few
moaths ago secuted with contempt.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

ADVANCE PAYMENT FOR NEwsPAPERs.--No
subscriber worth retaining will object to the
paying g-in-advance system. Those who wan
ted to hear Jenny Lind sing, had to pay in
advance and what were her divinest strains
compared with those which flow from edi
torial pens? You can't take your seat in
ricketty mail coach, or fy-from the-track
railroad car, without paying in advance for
the risk of being killed. If you would hear
literary concert, or literary lecture, or see
Tom Thumb or the Siamese Twins, you must
plank down your twenty five or fifty, or one
hundred cents, before you can pass the thresh-
hold. Nay, if any one has so little regard
for his own character as to want to read Bar
NUNS autobiography, he must first pay for it.
And yet men hesitate and cavil about pay
ing in advance for a paper furnished at a
price on the very brink and utmost verge Of
prime cost.-[Cleveland Herald.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

One OF THE PEDEsrRIANs.-Uriah Nj.
Thompson arrived here on Monday evening,
July ID, from San Francisco, California. He
left San Francisco on the Goth March last,
and has travelled the entire route from that
place to this city. with the exception of about
fifty miles, on foot, and most of the way
alone. He had no blanket or coat and was
eRtirely unarmsd, having with him neither
gun, or pistol or knife. He was treated BY
the Indians with the utmost kindness, but
when not meeting them suffered much foi
foed, having been four days without eating
during which time, however, he travelled a
distance of one hundred and thirty i've miles
He has a wife in Philadelphia, to which
place he is now going Nebraskian.
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ANEcDoTE OF WEBsTER.-Among the ma
ny anecdotes told of Mr.. Webster, there is
one which, though rejecting slightly upon
his negligence of pecuniary matters, is still
very Websterian in its wit:
On one occasion it is related he was the
guest Of the southern senators and represent
atives in the city of Washington, and they
passed many compliments upon him, and
alluded frequently to his being like the south
erners in his habits and feelings, and it was
all an accident that he was born in New
Hampshire. At last Mr.. Webster arose.
:" Gentlemen" said he, sit has been stated
that resemble the southernerS in many re-
spects-and must confess that, now it has
baen mentioned, think do. The south
Ierners love good glass of wine-so do !.
This is one thing in which | resemble the
Esoutherners. The southerners also are good
Judges of beauty, and will again confess
that am a lover of the beautiful. This
makes two points of resemblance but there
lis third in which | more resemble them.
The southerners, it is said, never pay their
debts, and the same has also been said of me.
In these particulars, gentlemen, feel am
like the southerners.' Shouts of laughter
! followed this sally Of wit and good humor.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

HORSE FEED.--The best horse provender,
says the Maine Farmer, that we ever used,
was mixture of two-thirds oat meal and
one-third corn meal. The oat meal has been
thought by some physiological chemists to
contain much muscle or flesh-forming mat
ter, and the corn meal to contain much fat
forming material; and, therefore, when COM
bined together, we get both principles COM
bincd
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

A WHITE SwALLow.--We have heard of
white crows, white blackberries, and the like;
but white swallow is rather novel curl
osity. Among five of these birds which had
their nights lodging in the porch of a gen
in size, form and peculiar twtter of its spe-
cies. But the fact of his being without a
mate would seem to show that he was con-
sidercd an alien among the fraternity ofswal-
lows New Haven Register.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

Cotton wool, wet with sweet oil and par
Iegoric, relieves the ear-ache very soon.
Black or green tea stepped in boiling milk
and swee tened with loaf sugar, is excellent
for the dysentery.
A good quality of old cheese is the best
thing to eat when distressed by eating too
much fruit, or oppressed with any kind of
food.
Blackberries are extremely useful in cases
of dysentery to eat the berries is very heal
thy ; tea made of the roots and leaves is
very beneficial, and syrup made of the
berries is still better.
Whortleberries, commonly called buckle
berries, dried, are useful medicine for chill
dren Made into tea and sweetened, they
are very beneficial when the system is in
restricted state, and the digestive powers out
of order
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-08-04

New Bedford is the richest city in the
world in proportion to its population, and
numbers among its heaviest tax payers 20
who are worth 100000 each; worth $780,
1000; lady worth 100000; man who
has 100000 in his "pile'; one worth $780,
1000; two worth 100000 each, and any
number that can show from $40, 1000 to $780,
I000 Most of these persons started in life
poor, and have made their money in the
whaling business.
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IN the petition Of Hiram Diaway, of Sandwich Massachusetts,,
praying the extension
1ls August lo. for
moud for pressing glass; for from the expiration
patent which takes place the ai day August
II Is ordered That the said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday the 9Th day o. August - O'Clock all
notified
said petition Ought not 10 be granted
the required
Once their objections specially forth
before the day OF hearing all testimony n by either
hearing be
codance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
application
The testimony n the will be closed the Goth Of July
dsposon and other relied must be flied
before the morning Of that day the
any, within ten days thereafter.
notice be published ia The unom, inei
gencer, and Ever Star Washnston d. c. Daily Republican
Baltimore Penns Man, Philadelphia seenuhc American, New
York, and Post week for three weeks
previous 9TH August next, the day OF hearing.
=. T.sHUGERT.
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
sdtors the above will please and send their
bills Patent Office, with containing notice
Ap 24--iaw3w
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SALE TO-DAY.
ny }. G. aeeuias. Aae,.ons.r.

by j. q. MCGUIRE, Aucstoaecr.
! NcEiLENr FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EfFECrs
~ al aueton-OD Tuesday morning. Apri 10
shs sell te residence OF f. Laioaee the side 81
rennsytvants 18Th
tore and hoassket ping effects, comprising
Handsome mahogany carved French sofa
carved mahogany psflof chairs, rockers
Marble centre table, whatnos
Pair OF handsome tables
B'onxe chandeliers and drop light
ExceicIt parior and chamber
Large quantity superior oilcioh
Btosxe hail lamp
Excellent mahogany wardrobes, dressing bureaus
Cottage bcdxeads, washstands toilet
Superior hair and husk mattresses, blankets
Maple ehars rockers
Excellent damask curtains shades and futures
Bolstsfs and pillows, comforts sc.
Terms; SIS and under cash nd
90 bearing interest
The above furniture is nearly and OF excellent quality.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
April lid Anetoneer.
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NJ 0REEv & scor-r, Aaes.onesr..

VALUABLE LAND AT PUBLIC SALE ON THE SEVENTH
slrs. paDk road half msrs from Wa-itngipiDn
Tuesday May next ~ u oeIock a m wi phsf y
which resides possessing hahueomS
being ~hn short distance q 'ss hs
vein is'naas soi psenhay AVA ssa
wil be cpnhnatd 20 the
J.y o. sale desired, BY me Vt Of
NAV be divided sold IN several ioisr follows
LOT No. l..
This comprises homestead with 1917 acres and nae upon
handsome dwelling house, dosas Stable w" so"hohsss
bsrns, carriageboase, poultry boase, mt hoass 80
LOT No. =
This upon siiee Greek contains ss acres hss
.ue 10 acres land, M das proportion sci N timothy
and Il all Ell adapted 10 gardening purposes
Lot No. ..
TN. admin. IN. preceding eonsaips has aeafy al
ans ard vel adapted % ths raising % cary
vegetables for mAkek - -.
Al the ~ams viii sold MI ne stock Implements ana me
s,ms ~ ALE For tbs frs. tx Will be required 10 crsh
far The osr and every csSe ine salees
sscytd ~ ae'a q
Fo lac pxopsfty ~ snds My alttlf sh "
~, oa. ,s, .moup OF viii be ne notes
Of the purchaser beng satisfactorily endsssehs
sale on me wsm'ss' rttos r SIMPSON
GREEN n SCOTT,
r..srhs,r@wSas Aaeti68seFs.
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THE DAILY UNION

for the gallant young Cuban and strobe by
the guard with very agreeable aIneable emotions
The next dsy--being the FIRST Of Aprl--at .. m l
the parade ground 10 front Of the prison where
the garote was exhibited 10 vast multitude on which
Estrampes heTocaly met his fate utering his last
words, death 10 tyrants alive Cuts @Live liberty
cries which quickly suppressed by the death embrace
OF that rghtful Instrument the screws Of which were
wor1ed By negro.
Right wrong-whether impeled by true patriotism
misguided zeal-Estrampes met his fate manner
which would have been worthy Of the abest Of those
tyrs who have offered mp their lives in the holes; Of
causes. Your friend,
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Nsw YoRK, April 23.Coton is duh with declining ten.
dency Flour-sales OF good Ohio at $40 80 $40 rs
southern -four is quiet Corn rfe bigherixed 81
Pork unse,tledold SIS III SIC rs. beef hs. an
upward tendency, and prices triae higher d
country mess, - rs sl2 Lard hgher--in barrels
sl2 Is sl2 50. Whskey is dull.
BAtrisosK, Apri, 2s.Flour IL unchanged, but inact
i've Small sales took place Howard choice brands
$40 81 $40 rs City M $40 so. The receipts Of grain
we're large. Cornrecep,s Of 1900 bushessales whit,
at 81 yellow at 81 o. 81 o. No Gales Of wheat report
ed, bat generally held at Saturdays rates.
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n, ENEIRAL AGENCY Ar WAsHINGTON--The sub
III scribe Richmond, Vrgina having established
city, few doors IN front % me Treas
Department. tenders his services 70 claimants upon ihs
and land bouhtss
and peusous undo he Of Congress.
Having the David Dorngon
perhaps index which was ever rsade 20 ne m
auditors Office ~
chmona fIe has also very copous she in a
hs other public Offices Capitol ~ Virginia These aud tins
from experiener
title him cam ntrussd 70 hin. pc just ne w oe
ub. 10 IL claimant himself may DC entirely
unable 10 do u. ,.,r -. ,oo...
For claims ID March, 1855 giving 100 acres
lana 10 mi who served faareen days. hs
.harcas wiI be very moderate, FELIX RICHARDS.
REFEKxscEs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aecomac Virginia
James Lyons, Esq., Richmond, Virginia.
Heath, Commissioner oi Penaons RICHMOND
Virginia
stafford III. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon John y. PeBdston, Virginia
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, y. o.
William ). Ward. esl,, Baltimore.
Lew Timbesnkc, esq. New YORK.
March 7--dAcply@
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BY LEG r. A PHI.
,fptia, on ,Ship5oard.

PHLApELpHIA, April 23The ship Cynosure, from Liver
pool arrived yesterday New York. with five of her
in irons nutny When three days of Liverpool they
refused do duty; whereupon the captain, second mate
and fired into them with their revovers One
the number received five balls in his in the
mouth and another in the region of the heart They
been removed the hospital Several others also
WOO
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Nv omEEs a SCOTT, Aass'esser..

,,nu.raotp AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, fiANoFoRtE.
III "Wednesday, the 93th tHsssnf ~e shal
2 !, ,s ssdeBe. Brown e me corset " sf sn5
1900 aor,s Al esesieni assofnsat Of fafp
fare
Poe sosefs made hy Shabe
t;a.tle sA octave, Aas tome and tosch
Mshosaay ssd riaseosersd lounges ps"s ssd ess
wsnosaay TOP c~s~ tables, s'ass, Ac
W.hsrrxsy dr~~siu ard and y sshAtnnds
Mnhoeany dis,p I, sssS and cb-f tables snd stands
Mshaassy h.rc s~fs basfssk
vi,r damn and whst@ window eurtstss and ofnamrr.
Ffn~ tsr~ssfy ply ssd issssss carpets
rs.tesr n4a. had dtss. wool otht mattresses
Venetian binds high nondA sedssehds
raossns. radiator. and ssr- tight stoves
WIN a coed sssostnsas N kchsh regulates
e33, SIS credit ~ % ard -
Nf''' GREEN aC0TT,
April I'D #s. AhfiShettst
Pa The house l. for rent. Inquire ysemasss.F
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Navy pEpAarNrxr.

oa@ a"d Sora Sigsol.Tbe American Code Of Signals,
hshy = Rogers, has been adopted for the Of the
a copies Of Rogerss book and the Gags to be dis
among vessels Of the navy and commanding officers
navy are instructed to embrace every opportunity
the service with the Of these signals. The
~ Departments official circular this subject dated
i'A April, 1855.
ep'ne ~. Rsm.-The OF the United States store
supply, under Lieut.. ID. d. Porter, are 10 be shipped
oe distinct agreement that grog is be served du-
@ me cruise They will commute their liquid into metal
I'VE o. aixpcnce day Lieut. Porter feels confident
experience that the absence o. !. promotive
josephine on board. The cames win doubtless have a
passage across the ocean in this temperance ship.
t,.. q 'As Oa'tsd States Steam Frgae 9is.i..ppi
- sehce has been received the department Of the ar
~. View York, Sunday afternoon Of the United
steam irigate Mississippi She lefs Rio de- Jsneiro on
sun o. March, and has been absent from the United
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HALlrAx April 2s-1 O'Clock, p ma steamer has just
been tsegraphed supposed be the steamer Africa
Liverpool with week later adyices from Europe.
1.-THE telegraphic agent at Halifax be in his
suggestions, but f the should provevo be the A-
she has made quicker passage the Atlantic
she has ever yet acccmpsbed.J
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IA March D, 1855.
Office hereby given the holders stocks Of The United
IN following notice " 81 January last at
purpose completing purchase h1 heTea
nane department will continue purchaser upon the terms
81 residue Of the proposed not
yet obthncdsay s5 o. IL said stocks offered ana
ceived here prior 10 the first day Of June next
TaxAsuKY DEPARTMENT,
January ., 1885,
the holders oi the following described
IL prepared %
10
00O and The terms hereinafter mem
TONED,
contingent compron within The amount stated
be the order OF time n which said stv ks
The cerfcntss duly assigned 10 the Usad
be the receipt WHEREOF
Of the following parucninfst
l. vaiue specified in each csrtfcate
stock OF the loan authorized by the acI OF
july redeemabe November ~ 1856 OF ~ cent on e
Of sf3 rsdesmaIe isi De
s47 oe rdeerabe the rmer the sst
the oh Jdne 1863 OF 10 Cent?
authorized the Of 1885, and
deeae 3st OF December e64 Commonly called me eian
Indemnity per cent
1855 to ts receipt Treasury with Tho
(or money reach owne Of one
In addition. tt
Payment for said drafts of the 1renscf Of
at Boston, New YORK,
or Philadelphia, parties direct
But no certificate entitled the benefit Of this notice
actually I'd at the Treasury ON 9"
~ ~ ' " JAMES GUTHRIE,
I Treasury.
Mar6--dJunelR Tint and sarl
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NEW YoRK, April 23.-While the United States steam
frigae Mississippi at Rio the Russian minister paid be-
a visit. He received board with salute and tn
Russian flag hosed This caused considerable excite
mcnt among the French officers In the port.
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States since November 1852 The following is list Of her
officers Commandes--sidney Smith Lee; hsutenants-
William L. Maury, Edmund Lanier j. d. b citz, somer-
Vile Nicholson VIM. A. Webh; surgeon-Daniei = Green
parserw lillian SpeideD ehapain-oeorgc Jones acting
master-John Kel marine officer Brevst Captain Robert
Tansll passed midshpmAn-s. Q. Mish; boatswan-Amos
Cotton; gunnsr--John caalk earpenter-H. NJ Loary
sailmaker-Jacob Stephens engineersehef Jesse Cav
assisssnts-Rober Dandy, William Hollands second
sisantsG. r. W. Logan, O. W. hutherford third assist
auts-E. D. ROBBIE J. D. Mercer.
Uaissd Stqss sAip haesdoAiaRrhe United States ship
Macedonian whampoa the 4th Of February Com
nodore Abbott writes that he would stop Guam bis
way 10 Shanghai, about the LIST Of April.
Unsd States SHIP Yaadalia.The United States sloop-of
war vandaia Commander John Pope, at Shanghai
the ed Of April All we'll
DATED States Stsasisr oAa Hancock.The United States
steamer John Hancock Lieutenant Commanding H. X. Ste
yen Of the North Pacific surveying squadron, at Shang
hal on the 10th Of January.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Aucs,on.er.


! LosING-oUT SALE OF THE STOCK or THE LATE
Jno D. Brown.on Wednesday morans. April 25ti, at 10
shall the Of furniture and
belonging the late j. d. Bown Apollo
quantity excellent furniture, &c, remaining unsod
pfisng- sf
Several handsome parlor suites
Elegant mahogany and walnut wardrobes
Mahogany and walnut marble top washstands
DO sofas, and paror chairs
Marble and other and side tables
Dining, breakfast, and card tables
Superior counting house and Office desks
md mahogany bcdsteads
Fancy workstapds, tables &c.
OF white granite and printed dinner,
dessert, and tea 80
Glassware of every description, clocks
Large assortment other
of wooden comprising Of
and boxes bread bowls, boards,
rolling pins, kc
booms brushes, seines clothes sc.
Of the trade is called 20 the above sale
wifi y made in lots
cash; that and under 800,
ninety days. and all 90O credit of
mouths satisfactorily endorsed bearing
BY order of the administrator.
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
Aprlo4 d Auctoneer.
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Fatal Effect Of Lightning.

ST. Lours, April 2IDurng thunder storm at Arcadia
Madison county, Missouri the nth instant, lightning
the Arcadia High School building which took
burnt consuming four Of the pupils One Of the boys
Harry, OF F. l.. Ridgely of this CITY,
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


c.. !. "A, suprsms Coart-Upon the following in
b the United states are concerned, argued and deter
d AZ The late term Of tbs Supreme Court mandates have
go sued out ia behalf Of the United States viz
M United States -. Coke al, the demise q The
Marquis de Mason Rouge :
Va IL United States sixty packages OF drs
goods, jules Leyos claimant
No l6 United States nine cases OF silk hats raul isoA
claimant.
No IT, United States package OF merchandise
Leon Pinsard claimant.
Ma ls United States OF clocks Ii on fs@ra
claimant.
Na a5 United States, ads. Adam ID. stewart
No sO Zehedee Ring e al. -. Hugh Maxwell
~ al United states rela0Hs Aaron Goodrich JAS
Guthrie, Secretary OF the Treasury
IA So Uninpd. States, ads. Amos J. Bruce e. al
IA 81 Unffed' States ads. the ship PANTHER,
James A. Better claimant.
S "a limited States relaoHs Beverly Tucker -. A.
a. Seaman Superintendent Of Public Printing.
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M. IL. G. sINMs his professional services 90
Oce nohw n AZ stree, (Giman'sl and
800 between I'D and AZ
4
April 20--6t
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HARrFoRp, April "a great freshet of the Connecticut
river has taken place. and the lower part OF city
flooded Yesterday the water began to recede slightly
Considerable damage has been done the produce
houses the wharves.
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NTH iNsrALMENT.--we open day abe niath install
OF celebrated housewife coansn We eonslde
hem The bes, article AT the price In this country.

NTH iNsrAIMENTWe open To- day abe niash install.
OF celebrated housewife eos,ansn We consider
Them the bes, article AT the price Ia this county
"sHAKER LONG CLoTa sHiRriNC.o
opened expressly "a shirt
a shade o than the housewife
The shaker recommend grncmons the
housews. hrand ladies aud rbldren's under
The brands stamped
full. all the mills se above kads,
ponouncng goop OF tclr
class that
In lots all other fine and reliable quality coans OF
the best makes known ~ the trade.
stock goods general family consumption
complete than nj present
MOURNING GOODS.
Our stock thoroughly ~ black goods q The
qualities be mentioned this thai de-
especial throughout the alage
supply Of all kinds of dry goods required for mouEning
IN PURE "ALI.-LiNENn GOODS.
at stock, large portion OF
which ireland orders, the remainder
the trade in sh
facilities decided ehgans
linen goods deal In other kind.
Daily additions arriving In fancy soods
One price only.
Delay sslpne aay present expected
relied Ia all
cas- PERRY g. BROTHER,
Central stores, sswas bniidingn
April iT--I0dif Opposite Centre Market