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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
LETTER FROM VERMONT.


ST.. JoHssBURY, W., Auo. 30, 1855.
This morning our party at the Mountain
House, on Lake Memphremagog, were reused
early for sail on the Lake, and soon did Justice
TO the capital breakfast, neatly served. There
was clear, bracing atmosphere and all the signs
of fine day. A stiff breeze set in shore from
the lake, and when the steamer came from a
cove in which she lay to the primitive landing
place, we babe adieu with no little reluctance
TO the Mountain House with lively cheers for
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs A. b. Holt,
whose praises are in all region round The las,
Fourth of July, at this spot, was great day /;
for then this house was opened and thousands
visited ii, The Moun,nin Maid carried 10 il over
four hundred at one trip
The sail up the lake, under bright morning
sun, was fine. The extremely romantic and pic
tnresque scenery much like that Of Lake George
around its shores, among which, as far as the
eye could reach, were higly productive farms
stretching from IFS eastery shores 10 the tops
Of the hills, and the mountain peaks in the dis
lance, male up view as beautiful as il was
varied. This lake, even now, when il requires
considerable staging to reach it-a days ride
from ST. Johnsbury. and half days ride from
the nearest point of the Atlantic and 81. Law
rence-is visited by many persons, as the books
of the Lake House testify; but should the Pas
sumpsic line be extended, and the access become
easy, its varied attractions could hardly fail to
draw here crowds Of travellers.
Our ride from Newport to st. Johnsbury was
the greater part of tbs way by different route
from that by which we went to Derby bu, the
same general features presented themselves Of
fruitful fields, well watered meadows, and neat
towns; and from the high grounds were fine
views of the grand, as well as picturesque,
scenery of this remarkable land. Ga the one
hand the peaks of the green Mountains, one af
ter aonther, fade away into Canada land on
the other hand the Franconia range of White
Mountains loom up 10 all their gloomy grand
eur
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
BRIGmTON CArTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, sept 10, looS'
A. market 1000 Beef Cattle 400 Stores, 81 PalS
Working Oxen, ZIG Cows aud Calves, $500 Sheep and
Lambs, 1910 Swine I
PRicEs--Besf CaHle.-Exifa SO e5; Isl qualify, 0 OOi
second do 30 third do O0j ordinary 5O0a5 30.
Hides, 81 00i Tsho0, 9 lie Pens, 6se.
Ieayiiags-S8al0.
Calf Skias-l2jc
Trio Years Oh--gll, 15al9
Three Years Od-Sl7. 20a28
Working Orea--g90, 100, $50, li0al60.
Coos and Caires-s2i, "a, 26, 80, 10, 5Oa65.
SHEEP and Lambs-extra S3,5a6 by lot so, i75a2
S,oine-shoas 6alci retail 7a8c.i Ia hogs Tai Lie,
spring pigs 7c., retail BABE.
RemaTks--Owing TO The very warm and dry weaih,
aud large supply Of cattle al market there is SUI
further decline IN prices. Should The dry weather con-
nue may expect further reduction.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

The N. Y. Times has. "from a sccurce en-
titled 10 co,6doooor ;as..,;.
.'" '"'' ,u''"
e''s"' |" val" 70 oo'a'" loan oil Inc ho'hs-
c"''oS' ana IN rrusa, and is about to undertake
to raise the needful in the United States, trust
ing in the sympathy of the masses here in hsr
cause. Madame Rod;..o ,.;,. .r ~.
Rn.s;,, o,n;s,a. ,,.r" ~'s'" " ", '..e
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

The LIVES OF HESRY VII AND MS SIX QUEESs
One Of the most entertaining books Of the day is
certainly this, which has just been published by
Messrs. Miller, orion & Mulligan. The series Of
events enacted by this licentio monarch, and the
Inflated victims Of his lusts and caprices, not
surpassed in interest by any that are recorded on
the pages of English history. They have a tragi-
comic aspect that never fail to attract atten-
ton The author OF this volume, Henry William
Herbert, is well known as one Of the most accom-
plished writers in the country, and in this work he
has given full scope to his genius. The look com
bnes the charms Of romance with the soberer at
fractions Of vertable history, II il adorned with
steel portraits Of "bluif King HALF and all his
spouses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
SENATOR'S.

ADDISON cOuSrr.-JOseph Warner, John Pier
point
BEsSIsoTOs co.-Laurel b. Armstrong. Perez
Harwood, Jr.
WASHINGTON Co. - Horace HOLSTER. James
Green,
wIsDuAM co.-HOrace Fletcher, Asa Reyes.
Ebenezer Howe, Jr,
CALEDONIA Co. - George H. Paige, Asa l..
French.
cHIrrESDEs co.--GeOrge W. Benedict, ElausOn
II. Wheeler, John Allen.
WINDSOR Co.--Norman Williams, George John
son, Carlos Coolidge, shubei Converse
RUTLAND Co.-AlAnson Allen. Ira Button, Luz
Their Daniels.
ORLEANS Co.-Georgs Putnam.
ORANGE Co.-Joseph Atkinson, John Waite.
GRAND Isle Co-Horace Wordsworth.
FRANKLIN Co p. P. Leavans, J. H. Farms
worth, W. II. Blake.
ESSEX Gown. II, Hartsborn.
LAMoILLE Col. M. Hotchkiss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

HoRsE Show AT PRoviDRxcE. The arrange
menis for the great horse and cattle exhibition at
Providence, r, l., are being made on an ex-
tended scale. The lime for the entry of trot-
ting horses has expired, but all other horses may
be entered on any day previous to the opening
of the exhibition The number of ,rottinp
horses is very large and embraces several dis
tinguished ones. Letters have been received
from several members of Congress aud other
distinguished persons accepting invitations to be
present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

The sun rose clear in the East, and a cool
breeze iempers his feryid rays. | took an ear
ly rambe about this beautiful town, and was
greatly pleased with its situation and the liber-
al scale on which the streets and thoroughiares
are laid out. Amplitude Of space seems TO
prevail everywhere, and the neat dwellings APP
pear doubly spacious and inviting from tho
pleniitude Of area. The main avenue through
the town makes splendid drive, and is kept
in excellent order. The whole town has an
air of thrift and rural comfort.
visited this forenoon the exhibition grounds,
which are located on Grove street, about quar-
ter Of a mile North Of the depot. They COM
prise about thirty acres, and are admirably cal
culaled for The purpose to which they have
been devoted. On portion Of the lot near
the street is beautiful grove Of naples, be-
meath whose grateful shade Floral and Mechan-
ic Halls have been erected These halls were
improvised for the occasion, being built Of
rough boards, Floral Hall being very neatly
decorated with evergreens, &C., presenting
quite rustic appearance. A portion Of the
cattle pens are also included within the shady
area. The race-course for the exhibition and
na 'n "o'I V e"a IL, ..ashie
an''s ~ ',"s'"' n "'e s""S'y Saf'''.'
" se"'"s "'so Po"''u'SV '" ePoS' 80 ~ >
'r'n's 'ho course anu anotuS ""o VIC" Vi ''o
contests of the turf
Near the entrance the Secretary OF the 30
cie'y mas spacious Office IN when are ac-
eonmoda'ions Tor reporters l found MN ous'-
~ engaged receiving entries ron tnrong OF
eXnlo'ors' VINO do NOT seem at all 10 diminish
IN numbers as mo DAY wears on.
Inc scene al me fa'f groupds ms morning
Wa w" a''''''a'eu anu g'o'esl"e' 'n '"o gu.
s'uo "eic c"nsiosa'eu ali SUITS oi fdtee
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
.-"lheir broad hare hacks upheave
Inlo the clouds their tons ascnnl ihe skv.1

AS we rode along the meadows in Barton
there was much talk of a singular occurrence
that took place in 1910 On the east of Barton
at Glover, was lake five miles long and seven
ty feet deep, Long Lake, which was drained by
little brook into La Moello River, and thence
westward to Lake Champlain almost 200 rods
distant was lake called Mud Lake, entering
Barton River, and thence into "Magog Lake !"
and this Mud Lake was 200 feet lower than
Long Lake. A mill had been built on Mud
Lake; and to get better supply Of water
trench was dug from Long Lake to Mud Lake.
The ground of Long Lake, happened to he quick
sand and the water kept in by thin stratum
Of hard lime deposited by the water on the sides,
Now, when this stratum was removed il len
chance for the water to show its power. II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

VERMONT Valley RAILROAD. An adjourn
ed meeting was held on Thursday, of last week,
when resolutions wero adopted, authorizing the
Directors TO surrender the road to the Trustees
oil the LIST mortgage bond holders, and author
izing the Trustees 10 their discretion TO sell the
road and other property at auction, bu, not 10
sell il for less than $95o, 900. Argus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
yERMo NE ELECTIONS.

Returns of the popular vote from nearly
the entire State show the election Of Royce
by about 5000 majority, and of Fletcher and
Bates by nearly or quite double that majority.
The Legislature is nearly all one way. The
Senate is unanimously opposed to the Admin
istrntion, and there are only between thirty
aud forty Democrats of all stripes elected to
the House. Below are nearly full Legislative
rnt,arns.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

MAINE ELECTION. Tho state election in Maine,
last Monday, has resulted in no choice Of Govern
or by the people. In 29s towns Merrill. Republic
can and American, has 1890 votes, Wells, Dem
has O,O72. and Read. whig. has 9.so6, The Leg
slature is opposed to the republican and Ameri-
can party by more than two to one
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
Gbs Otrmont 4Benir.
BRArrIEDoRo, SATURDAY, srrr 10, 1865.

ry- The editor Of this paper is absent at the
Fair a. Rutland, and the assistant provided for the
occasion is sick. which must suffice as an apology
for any lack Of interest that may appear in this
weeks paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15
1ncAL INrrLL1aENoE.

l;.co,o,od nv the family Of Col N. Miller, who
IT, ...r M, Il, sesson 10 be easily extinguished.
T,o ;nccndi.rv broke iiait Of glass from one Of
mo ,y;rdo,ss. and applied the FIRE to the window
.nr,a,n II we have such black hearted Williams
ian ind;oa,e. II ia high time our citizens we're in
v.n,,nc ,roan. 10 cxtsrmjnate them.
very Handsome display o. h'omo'As ""s sa"'o-
iied on Saturday evening at the me'se'n"'' ""e'
Cure The rockies were qul'' arg a"s Wv"
learn, was by the lberality Of Mr. james Lodge,
guest at that Cure.
About helf-pas, twelve on the same night the vii
ringing Of bells and on poking their nght-caps out
Of the windows to .es what The matter was, they
found the whole village lighted up TO the brilliancy
Of noon-day. This list display Of fireworks was
not put down on the bills" and were wholly I'M
expected. building little detached from the pa
pcr-mill Of Messrs Woodcock & vinton was all in
blaze Of FIRE. The tive fire engines were promptly
the ground, and aided by the engine attached to
the raper-mili' the building IN ie" minutes was
-. NI...N
a smoking mass OF s'ea'n' leaving the frame ana
part OF tbs roof standing. This shows what hre-
~" 49, . az 1e -.
- - ~. 80 -pp's1 ~ ~
tors say their loss Is about SIX hundred dollars Mr
oonant who occupied room in one corner oil the
building says has loss IN STOCK and tools IS about one
hundred dollars NO insurance on either There
having oeen no hre IN ihe puhding Tor several
A.. O.. o,,., b,,. ,,o.,.i,., fr,,o ch,n.. ro.l.,
Ia, o,F ,hs ,re..i;,, .,,,ira
Fireman's PIsn and Ereursion. Hydropath
Engine Company, No. 3, Of this village, having
received limitations Of visit from Neptune Fire
aralions for the occasion on Wednesday Of last
week. The lady friends Of the company kindly
offered to decorate their engine in suitable man
ner. which offer thus generously made was thank
fully accepted. The engine was accordingly trim
med with evergreen wreath. intermingled with
flowers and magnificent boquets, In manner that
elected warm creomiums on the skill Of the fair
hands by which tie task was accomplished.
I'll. N.D,,,,s c.r,r.,r ,rr,hsr;n,, 40 mos, NJ
por,,,.u rorc,,,, ~, H.. ,to g..
80, pr,s, n,n5 -, Z, ~. ,;,t.,s q,.,-.,,..
,,orrir. qp,., -. -, :, -. ~,
a.. p-.,,,.,. -. !, ~. -. l.,
an .nn.,,-;.,. - ~. a.. -
marched ,h,o,,, 40 n,;r,;,,., $3.50 - AZ, n
lace making a a.. a;snl,v Thev .ee,w.rl.
cor,ei ,heir ou..,, 20 ,ho co-,o,' - Az, To-.
r;,chsi ,h.;r ,.n,. In ,ho .oor.oo, ,.,.,, ~.
maas 10 ,hs ,.,,,r ,,h.ro ,t, ,,s,r,.-. o,,hs .a,
oral commands. v,re ,o.s;rs., he N, Ro.Lwol, I'D
nj. ...,ri,,e. VII, ho,o,,;n, ho.,i,.I;,v In a.
.v.,;,u ,,,.h -y,h, ,....o..;.n - - 80
tho .,r'.,. ,.-o ;r,,r,;n.,,., ,ons..,,;.o,,-
i"1''I.y l"o''"s .ns I"0-sO"pAn'es wen, 70
"''' " ',1' VIZ" W. a"u'''H ~ 'ne Isl,
-'- -aOD''' n'"'' A,,"A' .ns' were re'ei'eu
- e''.'H' '''e y '"s Wv" .aoun'.." ""'''s,
a"4s' ,as 'O'iI,',,u =. APT !" A''sr iAy,or' anu
" '-e 1900 az ."e DePA''n'n' a"s iA,-
n Il
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-15

GREENSBORO, Jesse Merrlll, rep.
Holland, o. F. Alton, rep.
Irasburg, s. ID. Howard, rep.
Jay, J Hadlook, am.
Lowell, !. Jones, am.
Morgan, S. Lord, am.
Newport, l.. Baker, am,
Salem, ]. Wilson, rep.
Troy, w. Elkins, am.
Westdeld, NJ. Paitee, am.
Wes,more, Alonzo Beinis, rep. am.
RUTLAND COUNTY,
Benson - Sherwood, rep.
Brandon, Barzillai Davenport, rep. am.
Castleion, A. G. w. Smith, rep. am.
Chiltenden, Joseph Wetmore, rep.
Clarendon, w. A. Marsh, rep. am.
Dandy, L. II. Fisk, dem.
Fairhayen, Joseph Adams, rep. atm.
Hubbardion, G. 5. Rumsey, rep,
Ira, r. c. Hunter, rep.
Mendon, Geo VI. Ransom. rep. am.
Middleiown, Barnes Frisbe, rep,
Mt. Holly, John G. Eddy, rep.
Mt. Tabor, j. p Burton, rep.
Pawlet, Charles Allen, rep. am.
Pius6eld, Ira Beard, rep.
Pitlsford, H. w. Merrill, rep.
Poultneyy Frederick Ruggles, rep. am.
Rutland, W. +. Barnes, rep. am.
Shorbune, Rufus Richardson, dem.
Shrewsbury. Akin johnson, rep. am.
Sudbury, w. P. J. Hyde, rep.
Tinmoulh, L. l.. Waldo, rep.
Wallingford, +. Mauindale, rep. am.
Wells, Nelson Paul, rep. AIN.
Yves, Haven,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, Joseph Sergeant, rep.
Berlin, none.
Calais, DR.. Asa George, rep.
DuKbury, Janus Crosseti. rep.
T.. Montpelier, Samuel +. Stevens, rep.
Fayston, John s. Campbell, rep.
Marshheld, Ingalls, Carleton, rep.
Middlesex, q. l.. Chamberlain, dem.
Montpelier, Elisha P. Jewett, rep.
Moretown. ]. N. Savage, rep.
Norh6eld, w. F. Woodwork, rep. am.
Piaindeld, Daniel A. Perry. rep.
Roxbury, Alvin Bradley, rep.
Waiisheld. Benjamin Reed. rep.
Warren, Franklin A. Wright, rep.
Waterbury, none.
Woodbury., Asaph Town, rep.
Worcester, Rodney Jones, rep.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Barnard, NJ. E. Cheney, dem.
Bethel, none.
Bridgewater, c. Carpenter, dem.
Caven6ish, George Balloon, rep.
Chester, G. p SpAulding, rep.
Hartford, Daniel Smith, rep. am.
Harland, Geo. C. West, rep.
Ludlow, n. Cudworih, rep.
Norwich, +. l.. Odds, rep. am.
Plymouth, Isaac Pollard, rep.
POmfret, n. Snow, rep. am.
Reading, Samuel Herriek, rep.
Rochester James Wing, rep.
Royalton, d. l.. Lyman, rep.
Sharon, none.
Springfield, Jonathan Martin, rep.
SIoekbridge, NJ. Z. Smith, rep.
Weathersheld, Samuel Afford, Jr. rep. am
Weston, Perkins n. Wiley, rep.
West Windsor, ]. n. Bartlett, rep.
Woodstock, Thomas L. Powers, TEN. am
Windsor, Jason Steele, rep. am.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Athens, Amos Davis, rep.
Brattlcboro, Joseph Clark, rep. am.
Brookline, Samuel Cutler, rep.
Dover Liberty Howe, rep.
Dummerston, no choice.
Grafton, Joseph Howard, rep.
Guilford, b. w. Stevens, rep.
Halifax, Alpheus II. Stone, rep.
Jamaica, S. T. X. Cheney, rep. am.
Londonderry dwight Tyler, rep. am.
Marlboro, Williston wincester, d.
Newfane, Chas. X. Field, d.
Putney, Phinehas ID. Keyes, rep. am.
Rockingham, Asa Wentworth, Jr. rep.
Somerset, Milo Crosby, rep.
Stratton, John n. Glazier, rep. am.
Townshend, Esek Atwood, rep. am.
Vernon, VIM. l.. johnson, rep.
Wardsboro, Daniel Read, rep. am.
Westminster, Ephraim Wilcox, rep. au
Nottingham, II. +. Ballou, rep.
Wilmington, F. NJ. Crosby, rep.
Windhain, WIN. Harris, Jr., rep.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
English Hosiery.

V3TlLl.lAH SHEAR, Augusta, Ga has just
w received from New York, splendid assort-
ment of Hosiery, comprising.
Ladies' Plain White and Black English Hose, very
elastic, Of the best shape and make:
Ladies' Plain White and l5l'k English Lisle Thread
Hose Of the best make, and some at very low
prices:
Ladies' Open Work White and Unbeached English
Cotton Pose;
Ladies' White and Black English Silk Hose;
Misses and Children's White and Fancy Cotton do,
complete assortment;
Youths and Chldren's Fey, White and Unbleach-
ed Cotton Socks, {: very large supply;
Gen,lcmen's Fancy and Unbleached Cotton Half
lIose, of the best make and very elastic;
Alexander's La'lics' and Gcn,lemen's Kid and Silk
Cloves; beautiful assortment;
Gcn,lemrn's, Ladies', Misses, Youths and Chill
drcn's lise Thread Gloves;
Ladies' and Gen,!emcn's Fawn and Kid Gauntlet
Gloves, large supply;
Ladies' and Misses Long and Half Hand Black
Lace Nitts, with and without Half Fingers, a
beautiful assortment;
Ladies' Merino and Silk Gauzc Vests, superior
article.
The Hosiery is the same style which has hereto
f,-e given such general satisfaction, is remarkably
elastic, and Of the best shape and make. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to call and examine the
assortment.
Augusta April 10.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
LOOK /! LOOK =!

T what the Subscriber has J UST RECEIVED
N at his Store formerly occupied by j. B. Sulli-
van) A FRESH and
Splendid Assortment Of Goods,
adapted to the Spring and Summers trade, consist
ing in part Of the following:
DRY GOODS DSPABTM8MTa
Beautiful Plaid and Black SILKS,
Fancy and Solid Colored BERAGES,
Printed JACONETS and MUSLlNS,
White and Solid Colored JACONETS,
White and Printed BRILLIANTS, :,
Checked, Dotted, and Plain Swiss and Null
MUSLINS, o,
Embroidered EDGINGS and INSERTINGS,
Lislc and Thread EDGTNGS,
EMBROIDERED and Hem-sttched Handker-
chiefs, Collars and Undersleeves,
CALICOES and GlNGHANls,
Black ALPACCAS, Bomhnzines and Chailies.
A FINE ASSORTMENT or
Talrmas, Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons
Kid. Picnic and Taffeta Silk GLOVES,
Rloek and White Silk and Cotton HOSE.
Bird.eye. Scotch and Iluckaback DIAPERS,
Spot and Ddmask NAPKINS,
Reached and Brown DANlASkS, Irish and Pill
low LINENS, Buff and State LINENS.
Farmers Linen DRILLS and COTTONADES,
A general assortment OF bLAOh uoODo lot
Gentlemen and Boys wear,
Bl.ached and Brown Sheetings and Shrtings,
good selection of Panama, Lcghorn, Straw
and Wool HATS, &c.
LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hardware, CrOckery and Glassware,
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
SUGARS, COFFEE, TEAS,
New Orleans and Golden SYRUPS, all of which,
with many other articles too tedious to enumrrate,
will be sold at prices TO suit the times.
eF~ All the Subscriber asks of his friends and
customers is, to call and examine his Goods, and get
bargains FOR CASH.
Edgefeld C. H., April a If u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
NEW SPRING GOODS,
WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ca, b
WV rrI.nluId frnm NIw Nnrk q REA UJlE u

WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ca, ha
w received from New York, BEAUTlFU vi
SUPPLY or
SPRING GOODS,
Embracing general assortment Of Fancy and Sta
pie articles, suitable for the present season, among
which are
Rich French Printed Orsandies, and Printed Jaco
nets, for ladies' Dress
Fancy Barcgc and Grrnadinc Flounced Robes, o
elegant styles:
Ladies' summer Dress Silks and Fancy Barcges;
French and English Brilliantcs and English and
American Prints;
Sup'r Fancy and Mourning Ginshams and Printed
Lawns;
Superior Brown and Black Mixed DcBege, for La.
dies Travelling Dresses
Extra }lack plca and Lupns best BIZ Challey
English Back Grapes, of extra quality, for Ladies'
Wells ana Trimmings;
ladies' Wide IIcn-stilch French Lawn and Em.
bro;dcrcd IIlnkerchieiS. of new and beautiful
STYLES, some of extra size;
Genticnlens Linen Cambric llandkerchIcfs, with
Cnlnrcd Bnrdcrs
Sup,ri,r Linen Canbr:cs and French Lawns:
Long Lawns and Birds Eye Diapers, Of extra quail
ity;
Superior A Irish Linens and Table Diapers;
Superior as inch Pillow Case Linens and 1874 Lin
en- Sheetingsi
Superior Huckabacks and Crequcln', for Towels
Allendale Lancaster and hlarseilcs Quilts, OF ex-
tra size and quality;
Extra White Silk Warp and Gauze Flannels;
Black Silk Gallons and Coat Bindings. Of the best
quaty;
White, Fancy Striped and Check Muslins, OF beau
tful styles for Ladies' Dresses;
Superior White Cambrics, Jaconets and Nainsook
Alusns
Plain Swiss, Tarlelanes, lG4 Paris Musns, for
Ladies' Evening Dresses;
Swiss aud Cambria Hair Cord Muslins, Of extra
quality;
Black Seeded Lace for Ladies Wells;
With great variety of other articles, suitable for
the present season. and to all Of which the attention
Of the public is respectfully invited.
Augusta, April 9. IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25

April 4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

Superb Stock of Dry Goods,
Which he is SELLING FOR CASH at prices tha,
cannot fail To please: and would respectfully invite
the attention Of his customers and all in want oi
Goods to an examination Of his Stock, among which
will be found
Rich Brocade SILKS,
Figured, Plain, Black, Gro dc Rhine SILKS,
Cold hlarcrnc and Sarconett do
All wool DrLaines, Of beautiful styles,
Common and Medium do, from l21 to SO cts.
Solid Co!ored Persian DeLainrs. various shades,
Highland PIaids and Figured Velrets,
Saque Flannrls, plain and figured
Scotch and American Ginghams, from 9 to CSC
English and American Prints, all qualities,
do do Furtatine, do
Ladies Colored Black Cloth Cloaks and Tamas
of the latest styles,
Black and Colured Shawls, various qualities,
Gauze and Welsh Flannels, warranted not Il
Richardson's undrrsscd Irish Linens,
Blcached and Brown Table Damask do. from
So to 81 ,25,
Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers, all qualities,
lluckaback Towels and Towclings,
Furniture Dimity and Frngrs,
Drab Morino for Skirts Alarsalcs do
Ladies' Misses and Children Hosiery & Gloves
do Linen Cambria handkerchief,
do Worstcd Sleeves,
lO-4, ll-4 and l2-4 Whitney Blankets,
Extra heavy Bed, Crib and Cradle do
Large Lot Of Negro Blankets, very cheap,
Ca<simeres, Sa,,inets, Twceds and kentucky
Jeans, all qualities.
lO-4, ll-4 and l2-4 BID and Brown Shee,ings
3-4, rs, Al and Sd Shifting, Graniteville and
other makes,
Osnaburg Stripes and Yarns at Factory prices,
Real Georgia Plains, best quality,
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, good as
sortmcnt, with great quantity Of other Goods
suitable for the season.
sW- Orders solicited and faithfully executed.
HAMBURG Nov % If 46
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-04-25
N otice.

JJAvlNG sold my Stock of Medicines to DR.. j.
Ii c. ". KrSSERLY, design to discontinue the
practice, excep, in cases Of consultation and Mid
wfcry.
DR.. kExxERLr will continue the Shop at my
hou-,. where he may BE- found at all times during
he day except whcn an professional business and
1t Mr Martin AIcCar,vs at night.
DE-. x. VA! have ms counsel IN all extreme cases.
J. G.. READY.
kpril lS 5; ii