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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

that the garden of Eden, even before the slime
of the serpent was seen there was hardly to
be compared to happy Minnesota. The breez-
es are so loaded with fragrance as to suffo-
cate man who should attempt to swear
the winds are never ferocious, and if they
should blow house down, they would blow
it up again; the streams are so pure that
wicked man cannot bathe in them, and so
clear and bright that the fishes are sometimes
troubled to find place at nig ght dark enough
to sleep in; the lakes serve as a mirror for
the infinite sisterhood of stars in the milky
way; the seasons are more delightful than
anywhere else in the world, the days being
so long in the summer that Ph1bus hardly
goes to bed at all, and the winters SO warm
that mittens are never seen there except in
the museum of some strolling Barnum the
frost almost forgets to make its animal visit,
and when it does come, it is so gentle and
affectionate as never to bite; and even the
rattlesnakes never use their teeth, and employ
their tails only as music boxes to keep the
juvenile Abels from crying.
Sincerely, we like Minnesota, but none
the better for the hyperboes of its land spec
ulators. These sharpers take it for granted
that every stranger who visits the territory
has come to make a purchase; hence the
exhuberance of their fat figures Of speech
Cor. Buff. Com. Adv.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08
The Abdication of Santa Anna.

1t appears that the late Emperor left the
capital on the pretense of proceeding in per-
son to quell the revolution in Vera Cruz
but, finding the country too hot to hold him,
he made the best of his way out of Mexico.
On the 18th ult., the citizens Of the capi-
tai adopted the plan of Alvarez. Delegates
chosen by the people, or their leaders, met
and chose Gen. Carrera provisional president
for six months, and ordained the freedom of
the press, which had been interdicted by
Santa Anna. During the excitement conse-
quent upon the flight of the Emperor, the
passions of the people at the capital were
let loose the government newspaper estab-
lishment, the Universal, and upward of for
ty other buildings were demolished before
the popular fury was curbed by the interfer-
ence Of the military, who killed some forty
persons and wounded many more before or
der was restored. During the meiee the stat
lie Of Santa Anna was trampled in the dust
by the populace, who but one short year ago,
shouted peanS of glory in honor of the then
newly elected emperor. What a mere puff
of idle wind is that thing called popularity
when not founded on the virtue and intelli-
gence of the people!
1t is said the fugitive emperor has feather
ed his nest with some convenient millions,
which will enable him to g live like a fight
ing cock" in his exile but what is to be-
come of poor Mexico, which he has plum
dered She remains to be the prey of her
graspng priesthood. the sport of demagogue
cheftains for a few years longer; but will
soon drop out of sight as nation--a fate
which, from her want of virtue, her bigotry
and her persistent ignorance, she fully de-
serves. = San. Register.
That Republic has had stormy time ever
since it became such the causes being ap-
parent in the Ignorance and depravity of the
people. To charge all the troubles upon the
weakness or wickedness of her rulers is to
take very superficial view, and impute to
an effect that which is due to cause. The
reason why her political chiefs are corrupt,
is that the people at large have no just ap-
probation of their political rights and du-
ties, as the constituent elements of Re-
public. In the language of the Albany Jour
nal ' Her citizens have never yet learned
that Ballots can be used instead of Bayonets.
Since they declared their independence in
1921, they have had no less than nine bloody
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

Revolutions. Out of fourteen Presidents,
only three have gone peaceably out of Office.
One has been shot, and the rest have abdi-
Gated, been deposed or resigned. In the first
year of independence Iturbide usurped the
throne and title of Emperor. Another rev.
olution the year after, drove him from the
country, established Constitution modelled
after ours, and elected Victoria President.
At the expiration of his term in 1929, Guer-
rero was chosen, but in third revolution
he was killed, and the Presidency given to
Bustamente. Santa Anna was elected in
1888, but taken prisoner by the Texans in
1886, so that Vice President Barragan got
the Office. In 1887, Bustamente was elect
ed, only to be deposed by Santa Anna in
1888, whom he in turn deposed in 1899. In
l84l, Santa Anna again got the upper hand,
and kept it during the war with the United
States, when he was made Military Dictator.
Beaten in that war, the populace turned
against him, exiled him again, and chose
Herrera in his place in l848. He had held
office but three years when another revolu-
ton substituted Arista in his place, who, in
1853, was compelled to resign it to Cevallos.
He in turn gave it up to Lombardini in less
than six months, from whom Santa Anna,
returning again, took it in less than three.
He has endeavored to strengthen himself this
time by the assumption of royal privileges
and the imperial title, but they have only
hastened his downfall. Exile is no novelty
to him. He has gone through the round Of
General, President, Dictator, Emperor, and
Exile, like Napoleon, but unlike him, lives
to go through i! again and again.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

"DoN'T SPEAK So Cross Pc Don't speak
so cross" said one little boy yesterday in the
street to another. Don't speak so cross,
there's no use in it, We happened to be
passing at the time, and hearing the injunc-
ton, or rather exhortation, for it was made
in hortatory manner, we set the juvenile
speaker down as an embryo philosopher. In
sooth touching the point involved in the
boyish difficulty which made occasion for the
remark, he might properly be considered at
maturity. What more could Solomon have
said on the occasion? True, he has put it
on record that ga soft answer turneth away
wrath, and this being taken as true, and
every body knows it to be so-it is evidence
in favor of the superiority of the law of
kindness over that of wrath. But our young
street philosopher said pretty much the same
thing substantially, when he said " Don't
speak so cross-there's no use in it," On
the contrary, it invariably does much harm.
Is man angry it infames his ire still more,
and confirms in his enmity him who by a
kind word and gentle and pleasing demean
or might be converted into friend 1t is
in fact an addition of fuel to the flame al
ready kindled. And what do you gain by
it? Nothing desirable. certainly, uuless dis
cord, strife, contention, hatred, malice, and
all uncharitableness, be desirable. The boy
spake the "words Of truth and soberness,"
when he said. +" Don't speak so cross-there's
no use in it,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

The six degrees of crime are thus defined:
He who steals million is only financier
who steals half million is only defaulter;
who steals quarter of million is swind-
Ter; who steals a hundred thousand is a
knave. But he who steals pair of boots,
or loaf of bread, is a scoundrel of the deep
est dye, and deserves to be lynched.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-08

At the celebration of the Fourth at Gale
ma, John Smith (rather an uncommon name
thatl gave the following pithy toast:
of Independence, whereby we gained our lib
erty, and the Declaration of Love, whereby
we lost it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
CITY FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Norv ell HouseD
Lynchburg, Virginia,

.NlE subs rber, in commencing the business of II
year. begs leav- To return sincere thinks to hts
old friends and customers Tor tie enlargement and
,uppot he has received their hants fr manv years
and respectfully socirs continuance o their tnvors in
future peo eng hm.elf tht pan Il all be spared TO
give frcti all. Not having reduced the m anu
ucturing dearts,ct Of my business the ust year. the
dcurc.- ed tiasi, La left hand the arst and
most splendid it,! of and fashionable Furniture.
,f my own flstarr before exhibited in this
cit,-rmtra iui Every article II Housekeeping, from
kitchen L. IL or h ianesi M ;hcnpe-
the finest nhnuhcturel. lie earnestly invites an in
-pecli OF hs Urge and beautiful assoitm,ft Of Rose
woud md Mahogany Furniture iio allwisi,i, /" rur
chase promising aducen ents Yer teioic offered ia
his market. All work ordete from This liou-e
ranted to give stt-iactIon no sal.
Hair aud Shuri, Matuassss ade 10 order at the
shortest notice and the reasona,le terms
Mahogany aud Walnut C fhns and ar-ti IN Metuic
Burial Case> furnished nj all tmrs, nv night. and
NJ greatly reduced prices. A. WIN STDN.
n. b. hive appointed John H. c. Winston my
agent for the settlement ard collection Of bonl.,
notes and accounts, up the 1t Januars, 1888 All
persons in iebted TO respectfully requested to
settle my outstanding .ebts and accounts i be
closed up To that time without deuy. W.
ian dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
Fall Supply of Hardware, ---l854
QIMPQON a BRO

Sign OF the Golden Lock Lynchburg Va.
WE a'e now opening, in odd'o" to our former nes
w stock. n very 'argc assortment Of HAhDwaHF,
CUTLERY. GUss. PisroLs, SADDLERY, PLATED 6ooDs,
FlpuR on CLorHs. HoSse Keeping d,ficies Building
Materials and 1oois ot DdH ere,y dscrp'ion. among
fall.
We 1slt.r selves exhibit 10 he public gen
orally. and those who will nvor with examination,
greater variety. u,uperinriy of style aud qnnlity OF
goods. ever offered in this II surpassed in any market
Cur good all new and most desirable, aud viii
be sold reasonable profit. only to n who will give
rs a call or antrus with ther ORDER. which will
,'aiyo best and prompt attention.
Merchants and othet' buyirg largely will be charged
u sunll ndvance only. OF los
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
$50, 900 Worth Of Dry Goods at Cost
pOR Ch0H

4 3 il Ia our intention IL make change in our hpsi-
n nc.. We offer our entire Stock at cost, and some
articles below fo, cash. We, therefore, respectfully
invite the public call and supply themselves. This
il n chance and he crjo,ed until the last Of
February; for determined to close present
stock by TINT time. Tho ARTICLES 100 nuncrous To
mention. Our stock embraces such is usually found
in "a regular Dry Good. Store. Also HITS and Caps,
Boots and Shoe. County Merchants will find ii 10
their interest by calling Our Stock il
throughout and selected great advantages for the
buyers N g. NJ GUGGENHEIMER.
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
SOUTIi-SIDE RAILROAD
EgW ...,ss 77s.ss; 80. Go
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

IA l.
| A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CAkS leaves III. d. .
IA pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted a.,
to O'clock NJ. uni arrives Burheville al the |,
ter,ection of the Richmond and Danyille Rail.Ro,d
ut oclock,A. NJ connecine by that Road with Mes.r
L. FIagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court tj.se
Halifax Court House, Ddu,iile and Greensboro " {
and arriving The river, miles below Lsnchburs
at P. NJ. cuaueotirg there With packet buat which
arrives in Lynchhulg nj at half pusl two.
The return train eav.s ynohburgnt 8 30 A. N
arriving in Petersburg $50 o'eocl M, VII re- ms
ssngers will hive opporsnity to dine. Tie fiain
viii leave tnrmvtlle ut 1 TO Two o'elo.k. P. NJ md
Burhey ale at 10 8, p m, arriving IN Petersburg in
time for the trains going North South. citing
Rouh, with the sP Maid stca nships Roanoke nnl james.
t'ah tor n wAOik, which leave City Pnli Mt p M
and every Wednesday with steamships for Phladelrhir
which leave Eity Poiit II: The sane hour
Passengers preicring n Petersburg tho over
night, take tie n.ornii tran North nj "A N.
the James River Boats for Old ,in Norfolk and Ba,
s. A NJ, the for the South, al o'e,ck
Arrangements have been made by which through iicl .
cts between the following points n.uY Le procured al
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg nnd Lynchb'n.. through in
sixteen hours, e. 90
Between feiers'urg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs. through in Two days,-.-.--.....--.. OO
Between Petersburg uhd " hile Sui lnr 81 rnss
Though IN two days. q so
Between Petersburg Danvir, Though :. TWEEN.
Between Petersburg q. 'sbor"' y C., tho
IN TWO dnys,---.-- -...-.-.. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Sa,bur, y. Z. tL~ough
IN tw" days. :. L. 90
Between Petersburg and Charlotte. $is 90
A freight train I,aves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning at s. a. u nnd
returns the days. Any person wishing 10 see H.,
f freight ,btan a iregh, list by calling .on
the Agent ut the Petersburg Depot -
2.ts Il. J, WALL, sur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS
Christna, and New Years. CHS.


DAYNE & CHRISTIAN have in store a splendid
s,soum~ut If elegant Illustrated Books, and n
,,ty Of besutifa Fancy srice, suitable Tor the APP
Preaching Halydsys, consi.tine .f
splendid edition Of Sco,t's Novels "a vols
Irving = w orks, Is
Royal Gcms-Pri,e t25 90,
Home Authors
Ornaments ( Memory.
tDar Saviour with Prophets and Apostles,
Women of the Old and New Testament
The Keepsake,
life of Martin Luther,
krummack's Parables
Life Of DIR. Alexander,
Winter Wreath af Summer Flowers,
Foot Irints OF TRUTH sa#
Byrnn Gallery,
Waverly CELERY,
Reads fenale Poets of America,
watsan's Poetical Qaotstions,
The Poetieal " prks of Seake.peare, Byron, Burns
Milton Campbell. Rodgers, Ed nh May, Osgood Moore.
Topper. Heats Kirk White,
Pspier Mache Work Boxes Writing Decks. Jcwclry
Cases Portfolios. Ink Stands Cnrd Cases Portmonscs,
s. Dressing Gs.es tor Ladies and Gcntemen-el'o
many other Fame, Good. large and beautiful assortment
OF Bibles. Prayernnd Hymn BOOKS
dec I6dts -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15

S00 GUAs!-To reduce our stock Of Guns.
sJOORirs, Pistos and Sporting Tact IL oi every
dcscrif will sell yer, reduce pi ICES for cash.
ruli stock viz: Boys wrought Barrel single guns
at 81 and nets at and g.; Patent Breach Gums ut
So, mens double barrel Guns from to 80, mems
Twist arr Patent Breach double Guns, IL to 500
n large assortment Of fine Guns Sing 10 Barrel inch
Calibrc barri feet long Assortment OF Pistols from
common to line, Bowie knives. fine Sword and other
Canes Pocket knives Ruzois Fishing Tackle. Canister
Powder, Percussion Caps Shot Cartridges, ard every
thing in our lire Gun materials. Repairing done with
despatch. Cnil and see Tor yourselves
WM. b. N G. FISHERS,
M 81 IF Dpnost NueycIl House, Lynchburr, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-15
IVERCONipu.AINT, JAu

I IVEKCOMpLAlNT JAUNDlCE. DNe.
bLprl'~ie Chrome Nervous DehHty, Disease :, To =
kducys and all diseases arising hofa Dlserdei,i
Liver Stomach, snsh rs Con stpntlea, Inward FL.
tulIncS. blood Ia the IIend Acdty of the iomnri
Nuu ga, Heartburn gust ion ood ulhess weight
Ia the Stomach, sour Eruolatiuns Sinking or iuiternt
AT the PIT al the Stomat h. SWIMMING ot thu IL al, Hun
rod and dIdculi breathing, flntterias the dca,,
Choking or Suhocarg Sensation. When in hi Z pa,.
turc. Dm"css OF Vision, Dots Neb- before The sght
Fever and Dull Pain in the liea Deficiency Il Per.
piratiun, fcllowncss Of tho skin aud Eves PUN ho
Side, Back, Chest Lmbe, &C.. Sudden Flu.hc al ienl,
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imagiaings of Evil.
great depression Of Sprits, Gun be eiecinely ,nd 10y
DoorEH loofLAsDs GfLrsRATEp
GERMAN BlrfERS.
prepared by DR. {, NJ. laeh-en. German Medicine
Store No. 100 Arch at, deer heo" Sixth. ihnada.
Their power over the above di-cnse- cxceleI.
II oqualed. hy any other preparation In the United
States as The cures nttest, In many cases after skl
ply sicians had laled.
Thtse B.ttrr4 worthy the atteni of hvalhl'
Possessing virtues in the rifcntion o The liver
and lesser glands. exe,c-iug the most searching power
IN weakn ness aud affect ct the digestive organ they
withnl sa.e, ccra ain and pleasant
VIRoisiA TESTIMONY J. NJ. rlson, Lexington
Va, Feb 9Th 1872. -aid II crtirey ut thy
German Bicrs. They have became al the rnge Moth
ny lse sella."
The Tenth Legion. published Mt Woodstock, Va
aid, Jan 10Th, 1890: "A Great Med icin..-Wo hav,
niiormly RETAINED lrum recommending the public
any of the various pntent medicines al the day. miles,
thoroughly convinced of their value. Among thos,
consider worthy OF noiicr is the Gel Bitets, IN
encd by DIR. lociland, and prepared ny DR.. Jackson
Philadelphia. One instance. in particular, In whol
he superior virtues OF It's medicine have bern tested
tas fallen under observni During the last sum
mei. son of MIR. Ahram C,ab, oil this county, wa
cry seriously affected with Liver CumI lain and aite
trying, in vain, various RENE lies, he purchased hou
of the Bitters, aud after using it, so much .cl we,
Of his distressing maladY that he procured aoler bot
Ii g, und ia restored entirely to health"
1hcy are entirely vegetable, free from all njurion
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For Sale

GCnnn in Bonds of the South Side Rn Road
- oOOO Cor pany bearing per cent. 1t a
price that WI; pay per These bonds secured
Ivy amogage the Road and guaranteed by The city
Petersburg. and in amounts of $5o0 and 5000 A Do
desirable investment for capitalists.
aug / -dis PETERS SPENCE a. &C
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of

Hardware. Cutlery, Guns. Saddlefy, House
Furnishing Goods &c, &c.
(tREGoRf 4 ROiALL having determined to mnke
NJ change in their business. viii oIer from 10 day
the largest and desirab. stock OF Hardware. Cut.
lerv &c ever before offered In tins market Rren-
~ reduced prices tor cash Many a,tiees nj oHa h1ee
9oa.
Intending o co,e up their business speedily "a
po. .ble they cordially invite oil indebted the old
concern Of Gregory Royal and the ate concern Of
Gregory, Royal \ Simpson to pay up longer indut
eeace cannot be given.
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ssfr Change Of Schedule. safsh
Spring and Summer 4 arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
PER y. s. STEAM SHIPS

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
or 1900 tons B"rihen, Cun.manted by Captains
" Cavendy ahd Skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tuesday af.
tcrnoon at o'clock And the Roanoke every Saturday
i.ornng at U'clork. for New York vie orolk
Returning they win leave New TX for Richmond,
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Stopping n f. W hours each way at Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York. including meals and St,o.
accom-. odniur ,only Observation-Disclosures. si1
Seeruge Passage only. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Charge to Norfolk the same rs by River Bouts.
Merchants aud Traveller, will find this the
speedy and confI ;nblc between New York and
Ri, hnond. Passage and fare onl, &c. Strerage FMS
sngc only IS.
LCDLAM & WATSON,
Ricllninnd Va
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|. VALUABLE PROPERTY =
FOR SALE


Finding II will require more time to pay my debts
than my creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
portion OF my property. have determined to offer the
following property FOR SALE:
My RtsupKscK, in the ncighborhood Of Judge Dan
ieps. Thi. is most desirable place. The House
tain. ~ rooms, all well and Of them elegantly fin
ished with brick kitchen and all other necessary out
houses, and a well OF excellent tho premises
The Housr h Lor nj present occupied by Mr.. J. r.
Barns. This il and pleasant place. suited Tor
small family. The House has five rooma with good
kitchen smoke house, and well Of first water in
the yard
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry fof
sale consider offering the valuable property
offered in this place IL is well known n this
vicinity need particular description; but III state
there is not better arranged establishment In the
State II is furnished with complete sett Of tools the
latest improy ements, and large stock Of patterns IN
good condition and extensively used. would refer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property should
any desire pure lasing such an interest
Any person wishing to purchase any oi the above
named property will apply 90 the sub"cribcr ut ths
Phnnix Foundry, A. q. DABNEY.
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REMOVAL.

KEMUTALs
r2Thc subscriber, having removed to his new Store
w dcnr> above his old stand nd three doors south
"A MAN and Mnrket streets, is prepared offer in.
duremenis to perso7s purchasing all kinds of D. ugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass, ruly
PerfImerY. Fancy Articles &c. X
This Store il l02 feet deep, which will enable him to
kcePa much larger stock than usual. Particular often
ton will be paid 10 all orders. Prescrip filed at
all hours and from experience of than 80 years.
he fatter. himsei that he i'll be able furnish only
such medicines as are pure and genuine. Allthe new
Phirmaceutoal Preparations made as they appear in
thr Medical Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will nsed $ n Music Saloon where
be has and Will Keep supply % those tsuiy cell
ebrntcd Worlds Fair (London) prem Pianos. All
kinds of Music and Musical InstrumeL,s furnished to
order. Private to the Saloon in the alley
Visters will please ring the .lnor bell
d. K. LYMAN, Bunk Square,
SEP I2-dA2tav6nc
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.


Main St Lynchburg, Va.
z We have ius' received. in od tton o our iormer
e stock OF Watch and Jewcry II fresh supply Of
49, very fine gold and silver lever Watches from the
mo :, approved makers. ALo barge ard well ,rrcd
stock of Gentlemen. Fob and Vest Chains henut fll
article and of latest patterns, Ladies' Brcaspns. Ear
rings Finger rings Bra eeis Buttons, Cold and Silver
Pencils &c, with all other arr Giles usually kept in
embellishments to which Respectfully invite the at
tertinn OF all wanting good Watches and Jcarlry
Persons ,iting Lynchburg AMI desiring amy art Gle
in our line respectfully solicited coil and exam.
ine our stock, anxious to exhibit these goods
and are equally ous sell them, consequently will
sell bargains.
Repnirng-W Jewehy and a urlic es of golp
and silver repaired at short noticc.
nov i3.ts II. SlLNERrHORN g. co
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND


On HHDS N. o. II r r Sugar,
~ 40 bis Coffee and Clarified Sugar.
80 boxes and bbls. Loaf C,ushrd and Phi
verified Sugar,
100 lnft RIO and Lagura Coffee.
30 IrRs Superior Old j IVA Coffee
- hllds. Cuba AMI T. r. Moasscs
% bbls n. G. Moa ssos,
90 tons Bur Iron, assorted,
I. Hoop ind Bund do,
d., Bi-rerd st e.
-. Gust aud Sh"nr do.
10 0G0 hs Bacon.
200 sles Sol Lcai'.i.
IS do. Blarl. Uplerdo..
10 duz. Cnll Skins,
30 " Pink III ing dn..
10 Sheer. Skns
2.oC0 hairs Cotton Yarn.
10 Bales O-unhure-.
Sd Boxes Sperm and Adnmantrr Cau.llc>.
80 do. HULA Sons lrtrn; do.
- 10. Sonp.
10 do Strch.
300 kegs Nails, 2 toto ny..
10 Wr / Nails
II bbs T nncrs' Oil,
80 ms Peruvian Guauo
900 sroks Salt.
Also
plnd. Bcechel ind Brown Domestic, Calico Linen
Putty CoPperas, Alu r, Maddcr aud Indigo, Pep, ,cr
Ginger nni Spice, Spades. Shovel. Truce and Halter
Chains, Manure ind lav Folks. Boots Shoe, and Hats
For shI' excl ar2c fr ,runlry producc,,n accom-
dating terms. (up. 2l.',) JOHN llOLlINS.