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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-21
THE FATE OF AMBITION AND TREAcHERY.

FATE Or AND 1hEAJHEkf.
Knownothngism its victims and its vetorie, by
the For every victory it point dozen de-
cayed and politicians who have been carried into
what will indeed prove the sepulchre OF their aspirations
There escape for political leaders" who trueke
this meretricous deuson especially if they have been
democrats 10 matter how many afer-eoTts made
purify their reputation the stain and the shame cannot be
eradicated No matter how they may be elevated by the
sudden OF their bargain, this win only
der their nfamy the conspicuous their venality
notorious their revolving Who sup
poses that Ryes or Talmage recovered from their de-
sertion Of the democratic party 2and they left upon the
pretenee pf devotion the constitution What them viii
become Of such leaders 90 lp society and
bind themselves by oath to prosecute their eow-country
for their religion their natisity2 Can there
be oblivion to such dcgradation2 The fate Of Of
these the democratic party IS thus described BY
the Easton (Pa) Argus Its warning TO others whom
we could name
been for years look upon Joseph
Bailey Of the and purest democrats in ennsy
vania. We thought if there in the Common
wealth who beyond suspicion and above political
ness he was one and vet has surrendered
nothing influence in spite Of all his professions and pre-
tensions. Mr. Bailey resided for number Of Years in
Chester county where he honored Gas i proves
DeyOnu ms utHtrI) with hDe Statc htnaAe lie
then Perry county from whence he again
returned to the At the expiration Of his term be
chosen State BY the democratic members Of the
Legislature which station be has ed very credaby,
believe, for year Mr.. Bailey generally regarded
a radical honest incorporating democrat and yet il
said and the statement uDconradcted, that he
went Lancaster end secretly initiated into lodge
there for the purpose Of securing hs reelection Tie
know nothing members OF the assembly did not 10
preciate his steresd motives in uniting himself with
their order the eleventh hour and refused crafty him
50 much give him their nomination They selected Ri
Sitter, Of Union, their candidate and elected him Mon
day The democrats disgused with Mr. Baeys
conduct that they refused TO honor him with empty
nomination and he thus falls politically dshonoFed. He has
been served right The who deserts the party and the
principles he processes cherish and Joins the enemy for The
ske Of Office deserves reap nough bat dsapPont
Ne coald scarcely believe II possible that Joseph
Bailey could be guilty Of dshonorsble act II i dis
grace human that win descend low 70 graft
y their thirst for place and power and be utterly iaitbeas
their friends We the political fate Of Mr.. Bailey
will be warning TO Others"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-21

We are authorized 70 announce Col. Daniel Jeuer a
candidate for the next Congress from the sixth congr.-
siona district Of Maryland embracing the counties of
s. Marys Charles Prince Georges Calvert Anne Arun-
del Montgomery, and Howard.
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THg LATE SEvsros NoRRs--The late Senator Norris
Says Tie Boston POST ieft he smy in ndigsat ciIeom
Quite handsome sum was subscribed and sent
from Washington 70 Mrs. Norris last week The family
propose returning 10 Pitts6eld
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-21

we have just received by express the proclamation Of
Gov Reedcr. II Is yet unpablsshad The manuscript Is
IN printing Office in Lawrence whence our herald pro-
cured copy The whole viii be Published here fo-mor-
row The mos. important the following paragraphs rel,
alive 70 eles,iont
voter must dwell here st the time Of Offering his
vote I've must then have commsased actual inhnbi-
fancy which ne actually intends continue permanently
and ne must have made the Territory his dwelling % the
exclusion OF any other home
In case anF election - soass-4 the parties sggrieEed
must bring the matter before the xoyernor who hs de-
ternine the case between the parties consexiinz
The election takes place on Friday 3oth inst
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-21
From Elizabeth City ~. CO. Dem.cssae Pioneer.
HON. III. NJ. SHAW.

This gentleman late able and faithful representative
in Congress paid visi, Ton private busnes to
last Eee He returns to the bosom of his constituents
from the aduons end responsible sbors OF bis congrcs-
sional duties in fine health AL spirits.
We deem the present fitting occasion u pay passing
tribute to the eminent services rendered bis party By
Dr. shas and TO the ability and fidelity with which he has
represented the enlightened constituency who elected him
to the national Legislature
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-21
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NORFOLK COUNTY.
VIRGINIA

meeting q ne democracy Of the country portion of
Norfolk county convened At Gisbon Tavern Washington
Point Saturday the Sab insLNathAniel Poroek eaa b.
the chair, and Thos. Tatsm, secretary.
The following resolutions adopted:
!. Resoirca That we are familiar with confident boast.
iugs % opponents which, from time mme,oaI 49,.
parallel with democratic success that Virginia deTnoc
racy knows such word dsatp and its sprit has
proved equal to every crisis Like the evergreen pine Of
CLAM Anime. - u
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-21

The ELECTION KsssAs--We fnS the following letter
Ia ths St Louis Republican
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-21

Rsfoired That ratfy the action OF the Stanton
convention IN The nomination q candidates for the Offices
n governor lieutenant governor and attorney general
ana although We expressed preference for another for the
hfstnalned oaee, yet In Henry A. Wise we recognise
sAet iraner and able statesman and Vrgnian In
No. Aehg me honor and interests OF our good old
commonwealth would be SAFE. and that we viii rally 10
as saPP1Is WIN an energy zeal and hearty goodwill
thsa 9 p NOV Inai Ee 60 Tor principles no, men
he.etsa loat the administration OF Pranxlin P5erce
has aso1e the sonhdenee which elevated 10 oce be- 50
large vote : democrat Of the Virginia school against
whose administration other fanlt h sund ~
menfs TO office; in other words an oeosson,SI
no mortal could be proof s"@ ~
NATHL PoRTboog, Chairman.
THDs TArsS, Secretary.
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TEos TArEr, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
SOMETHING NEW.
MENT DRAIN PIPES.

The subscriber Is manufacturing Cement Pipes for Cls
term Sink aud Cellar Drains, In sizes from three to six
nches and which he prepared 10 furnish and put down
at short notice. For cheapness and durability these pipes
offer the greatest nducemen of anything before In
this market.
Per.ons in want of such article will do well to call at
No. 3S Mechanic street, under the Store Of Nessrs Iothrop
n Ameyi where complete assortment may always be
found.
All orders loft with the subscriber or with Mcssrs Io-
throp q Ames will receive prompt attention.
JAMES o. PECK.
Worcester March 2ith, 1858. az mar25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
HOUSE & LAND FOR SALE. eyH

Efi8H The House and Lot now occupied by Per- -
ry Thayer, situated Lowell street, will be sold at
Public Auction, on SATURDAY, April 7th, at l O'clock
The house OF brick stories high 80 by 20 feet with
20 by &c The lot contains about thirteen acres Of
excellent land well stocked with the best kinds of fruit
trees. The land slopes to the southeast, and is well
adapted to the culture of early vegetables large barn
can be sold with the house if desired.
Also, at the time and place, one good cow lot of
farming utensils, stock hay, lot of potatoes lum-
Der wagon, horse wagon, harnesses. &c.
Conditions which will be LIBERAL will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
dI,uyt,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
BY L. ". VAIL, AUcTIoNEER.

Office 236 HqiR-Street, Paine'S Block
A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE.-TEe under
IA signed, having had more than six years experience
In the Auction business, in connection with s. " SELBY
would offer his services the public for tine sale of
Real Estate and Personal Property in any part the
City or County Particular attention given sales of
Real Estate and Furniture, at private residences He
will also attend to the appraising Of all kinds of property
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
HTNITED SKATES BOUNTY LAND

u AGENOi.-PRESS FOR WARD YOUR
CLAIMS Army and Navy Officers, Soldiers, both Reg
uars and Volunteers, Sailors Marines, Fotila-nen, Nh.
sicans, Wagon Masters TeamstIrs, Indians and All per
sons who may have served fourteen days in any Of the
Wars Of the United States since the year 1890 the law Of
a Warrant for Land, One Hundred and Sixty Acres
And to all who have received Bounty Land, enough more
to make one Hundred and Sixty Acres
In The Of the death OF the person entitled 10 Land
his widow or il no widow, the minor child or chdryn
entitled 10 the Bounty.
We are prepared 10 promptly pr Secute al claims
for and, and giH supply Justices Of Peace COUNTY
CLERKS, Commissioners Of Dseds, NOtartes Public
LdiOyers, and all others, NTH the necessary instyte.
tioaS and blank FORMS free Of cost, on application
By mail or otherwise.
When deshed, we will sell the Warrant at the market
prizes aud remit u check for the proceeds.
N. X. COBB & CO.
% William street, New York
REFGHEsCE5--nank OF the Commonwealth New York
Ohio life aud rrusl Company, New YORK
mch27 dom
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Anttiolts.
By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office, 236 Main Street.
E X I EMS IVE SALE
FURNITURE AT AUCTION

RNITURE AT CTION.
Will be Sold without reserve, at the Store of Ia Der
s. Choiiar, 80 Main Street, in consequence
Of the remodelling of the building, the ENTIRE STOCK
OF FURNITURE, in said Store,
On Friday, March 3OtIs, ut 10 a. M,
And continuing day to day, till the Stock is closed
cut consisting part of Tete ete Sofas, Diyan's Easy
Parlor and Rocking Chairs in Plush Damask, and Hair
Cloth, Of various patterns French and Cottage Bed
steads Secretaries, What Nots, Card Centre and Dining
Tables, Mahogany and Cloth Cane and Wood Seat
Chairs Painted Chamber Furniture, Clocks, Looking
Glasses in gilt and mahogany frames Book Gases,
Lounges Hat Trees Music Stools, Hair and Palm Leaf
Mattresses Work and Toilet Tables, Towel Stands Chill
dren's High and Low Chairs, Wash Stands and many
other articles enumerated, comprising the ENTIRE
stock remaining in said Store. The above sale will be sold
by Catalogue, which will be ready the afternoon previous
TABER & CH0LLAR.
mch2S dts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
FRANK ID. DUDLEY,
HOLESA ALE s. RETAIL
DEALER IN
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING

FURNISHING GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
To all who are not posted un the arrangem rnts Of
our NEW and SPACIOUS SALES-RooM we would saw
that they find the best assortment of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods in this city.
First-We have an extra Stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods, all of the latest styles.
second-Boys Ready Made Clothing, to suit ages from
eight to sixteen.
Ird-A large Stock of Pants, adapted to all classes
Fourth-A splendid lot of Vests, made in the latest
styles
Fihh-A full and complete assortment of Business
Sacks Peltoes, and Frocks.
s.xth-Hats and Caps, to suit the wants of all.
+. D. DUDLEY.
NO worcester House Block. diff mares
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Drp Ooo0S.
HENRY Q. CLARK.
CLARK'S NEW BLOCK,
Corner Of Main & Mechnnic SIrceru.

Corner of Main s. Mechanic Streets.
have taken the South Store in the New Block on the
of the old United States Hotel which, for beauty Of
finish and convenience is second to in this city.
Your attention is most respectfully solicited
tirely stock of
THREAD STORE GOODS.
shall OPEN April Ist, superb line of desirable EN-
BROIDERTES which will embrace the best Styles in the
As have kept these Goods any extent,
my whole Stock will be selected from the latest impOrta
tons.
Your attention is also most earnestly solicited to my
HOSIERY & GLOVE DEPARTMENT
VIII may found every style and quality adapted to-.
the Spring and Summer trade
Particular attention viii be given to the Juvenile pan
Of this trade, AMI it will always be my aim to keep all the
sizes and every desirable style of this heretofore neglected
branch.
As formerly, you may always find title the best as
sOrtment of
Wooden. NOrsted, MePinO or Angola
and Cotton yarns,
to be found in any store in this city
My Of articles for the TOILET will be large
ly increased and dies will he very find what they
looking for, il to be found in any market.
shall also keep n variety of WHITE LINENS. of the
most celebrated manufacture, which will always prove as
represented.
Ny stock Of the smaller usually found in stores Of
this description, VIII be much larger than before
The price Of every article will always be marked in plain
figures, from which there be no deviation. Ladies
viii see at the advantage Of the One Price System
the oil practice of asking exorbitant price, ex
pccng to he beat down-Or, by adopting the price
system, persons entirely unacquanted with goods al
ways pu chls cheap those thoroughly acquainted
Goods will be freely shown and no clerk will he allowed
to nporUne customers to purchase, further than civy
requires.
HENRY 0. CLARK.
CLARE's NEW BLOCK, MAIN STREET.
Worcester, March, 1853. DIFF mario
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office 236 Main Street.
D UILDING LOT AT CTION.

viii be sold, without reserve, las the owner is about
leaving for the West on the premises, WEDNESDAY,
April 3D. at 10 O'Clock, desirable Building Lot situated
on Forest street, in the of the house built by VIM
Gross, Esq, the residence of Henry Rowland con-
tanning 1890 square feet of land The above Lot offers ill.,
ducemen to the builder and specuator as the location
is desirable, and is well known that Real Estate is
creasng faster in value in this locality than any other
Terms at sale For further particulars inquire of the
Auctioneer, Office 1856 Main street. diff mar2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30

a NIfH HOTEL CORPOR The
~ stockholders are hereby notified that meeting Of
the "Proprietors of the City Hotel in Worcester" will be
he d in WALDO HALL. on SATURDAY the 3lst day Of
March, at O'Clock z. NJ to determine what action iii
any, they will take in relation to the members of said
Corporation, or the subscribers to the Capital Stock Of
said Corporation, who have not paid their assessments
and take any action relative thereto and to upon any
business that may legally come before them.
ALBERT T0LMAN Treas'r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30

SOC WASHINGTON, COR. BEACH ST, BOSTON.
Speaking Tubes put up short notice. Locks repa ed
Keys fitted, Jobbng, &c Orders promptly attended to.
All work warranted. dom mar29
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AUCTION-TAKM FOR SALE.

s.sN Will be sold at Public Auction, on TUES -
E'Y% DAY, April Sd, at O'Clock, P. NJ. on the liIT
-=@1prcmises, the Farm formerly owned and &C. 4--
cupel by Rufus Barton, Esq. late Of Mbury deceased
containing 1873 Acres Of Choice Land suitably divided in
to Moving Tilage and Pasturing with great variety Of
the best of Grated Fruit and about 40 Acres Wood
Land most of it of heavy growth, pleasantly situated in
the northery part of Nlbury, the road leading from
Auburn to the Armory Village about two and half miles
from said Village and five miles from the city of Worces
ter.
The Buildings consist of large two story Dwelling
House, large Barn, Carriage House. Wood House. and
Granary with failing at the house and in the
pasture fenced mostly with stone waa very desirable
loca ion for farmer
For further particulars, inquire of JEDEDIAH H.
GEORGE S. BARTON, Worcester, N the subscribers
near the premises.
l.. HARRINGTON NYMPHAs LoNGLEY.
Millbury, March rs, 1850 dSt' mar26
ENXECUTO&'S SALE.-By license of the Pro-
az bate Court, will be sofa at Public Auction, on the
70 enoOn, the HOMESTEAD FARM of Asa Sargent, late
Of Leicester deceased consisting sixty acres or
less with buildings thereon. Said Farm being suitably
divided into tlage moving, and pasturingwel stocked
with choic fruit trees, and the whole well fenced.
Also0ne lot of Woodland, containing four acres more
or less, situated about half mile south OF the David
uenshaw place, in said Leicester.
AlsO--Immediaely following the sale of the Estate
aorenamed, will be soi the Stock, &c. consisting of
yoke of Oxen, five Cows Ok. Cart, Ok Wagon, Ok
Sled, one light Wagon and Harness, Sleigh and variety
Of flaming Tools
Also--OEe-tbird of Pew No IN the First Congrega-
tOna Church Leicester and one-half Pew No in
the NJ E Church in Cherry Valley.
Also--one valuable Horse, Chase, and Harness
Conditions made known at time and place of sale.
HOMER E. SARGENT, Executor.
InarI6 dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
THE LATEST OUT.
THE BEST EVER HEARD OF.
a PE2&sfslQ}l' EgGlEB.

THE AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY, having
largely increased their facilities for manufacturing are
prepared to furnish to the trade, at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
large small quantities. SPRING BEDS Of the most
approved patterns at the shortest notice. upon the
most reasonable terms, at their
WAREHOUSE. f1S Commercial Street
BOSTON.
The public may rest assured that every improvement
will be made that be, and this Establishment will not
be behind any other, with regard to STYLE, QUALITY
or IMPROVEMENT. Address
AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY,
1fS Commercial Street, Boston,
J. GO0DALE, Agent.
II Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
Der Furniture. d&wIy feb6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30

EANVASSING AG ENTS WANTED.
~ EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL
We wish to engage number of persons act as Agents
fer ''MARK FORRESTER'5 MONTHLY INsTRUcToR;r Mag
azne Tor young readers and schools, published by
Experienced Canvassers Young Men Young Women of
good character and address, Teachers and others in
search of profitable employment will do well notice this
Nothing but energy and perseverance is needed insure
a good income, satisfy any person.
u We offer extraordinary inducements good agents.
Local agents also wanted in every town in New England
dress by mail post paid apply personally of
fee, No. 1856 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
mar29 d&w3m VIM GUILD & Co
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Notices.
NIESSENGER,S MOTTO
mISsOLUTION oF COPARTNERsHIp-

~ URAL GEM ETERY.-Thoa annual meeting
OF the proprietors Of the Rural Cemetery in Wor-
cester, will be held at the Office of the State Mutual Life
Assurai &c Company, on WEDNESDAY, the fourth day
of April next, at three O'Clock P NJ
CLAREN DON HARRIS, Clerk
mch2S dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
Boston advertisements.

INHALATION AND ABSORPTION is
Il the New Medical Practice by which DR.. C. HOWARD
MARSHALL always cures every variety and stage Of
SCROFULA AND CONSUMPTION.
The first seven days of each month"; DR.. NJ is in Boston,
at the United States Hotel The remainder of the month
Dr. Marshall is lecturing in the principal cities of New
England, explaining the principles of this method of
administering Medicines, by which he performs such
Miraculous Cures. d1y marl7
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Worcester, March %, 1855. an mar24
6SITY HOTEL c DRIP ALTON,

Treasurer's Office. March H. 1856
The Proprieors Of the City Hotel in Worcester are here
by notified that nstaent Of 2 per cent on the shares
Of Stock in the Corporations voted by the Directors
payable the LIST of April They are requested to
pay the same at that time. ALBERT TOLuAN,
mario dtApl Treas,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-
NJ sHIP.-Fhe late firm Of Levi Clap 4 Son having
zen dissolved by the decease Of the senior partner the
uoscrber will continue the business at the old stand
J Main street He invites the friends Of the late firm
3 wen as new patrons, to examine the stock Of Hats,
APPS, Robes, Gloves, Mitteus, and Gents Furnishing
foods, which will be sold at the very lowest prices 10
lose the The affairs Of the late rm will be set
led by the undersigned FRED. A. CLApP.
Worcester, Feb. IL, 1855. dtap1 itb22
NOTlCE-We have been duly appointed Executors
" Of the last VIII and Testament Of LEVI cLAPP, late
Worcester in the County Of Worcester, deceased and
ave accepted that trust An persons indebted 70 said
state, called upon 10 make Immediate payment; and
II those TO whom said estate indebted requested 10
xhiht their demands for settlement nj the old stand Of
eyi Clapp Son, 223 Main street.
A. HUNTINGDON CLAPP.
FRED. A, cLAPP.
worcester, Feb ~ 1885. dtsp1 ieo22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
gNOPARTNERSHIP NOTTCE--The s06

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The sub
~ scrbers have this day formed copartnership. under
The name Of WHITE GLEASON, and will continue the
Grocery business at No. rs Souhbrdge street. where may
be found general assortment Of Family Groceries which
will be sold at fair prices, and delivered In any part Of
he city. JONAS WHITE
EDWIN GLEASON.
Worcester, Nov. sth, 1884
Notice,-Al persons indebted to the subscriber ore,
ious to Oct list, are requested to make immediate pay
nent TOMAS WuIrE
mo- distf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23
Remember TIE Poor J!

4 yol gather around yo cheerful fire side SIT.
~ ruuded b, the haIpy fur,s, and listning - the
nrr,, conversation OF your umily; while the h"nrse
wird- wildly aud tie keen frost bites sharply with
out Whtn - the wril-ltdep board. md with
app,te +ln prncd by lh' krenoes, al tie atmosphere
pnrtulo the vands with which ysu hive been ampl,
nrn,idedby Kind Prov lence, then remember the
POOH ~! ah gratitude md grnrrou4 hrnt nrpruPii.
ia, out ut yournbnndanrr soinet ing 10 iced some
stilvue rather, to wnrm -ome shverins lnme, aud
MAJ, gld SOM hrav, heart
Remember. ulso. TINT tho BAZAAR ia the prcc Ia
surry Snr-e with anything j. tie wy at supei ipr
attulr al hEADY MADE CLOTHING the tin,os At
,i,cl isfew hno1 tor the io'idny-, aud ihnt rood
goods Id for casl trices Ia sut - times nj
tho t,D1 HING y FURNISHING BAZAAR
Gfner nin ami Market streets, IYn, hbme.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-23
Fall Supply of Hardware -l854
SIMPSON Il BRO,
Sign of the Golden Lock Lynchburg, Va.

Sign of the Golden Lock Lynchburg, va
M Il opening, m additnn To our former new
w stock a vcrs arge assortment of HAaDwARE,
crTtERY Guss. PIsIoLs, SADpLERf, PLATED GooDs,
FLnoH on CLotHs House keepmR drtcies. Building
Uaf,riais and Tools n maj ere,y aiertPf'oH among
which are uanyurries Jnst introduced mt market ia
inii
We halter ourselves exhbitto he public gen
orally aud those who will favor with examination
greater variety. superiority at ktye aud quality ct
goods. ever Offered IN his. II surpassed ia any market
Cur good. IRE ull and must desirable, aud VII
be sold reasonable profit, only to all who viii give
II. call AZ antrist with their orders, which will re-
reive best aud prompt attention
Merchants ind others buying largely viii be Charged
- smnll ndvance only. oct III