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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22
McVEIGH g. CHAMBERLAIN
WHOLESALE GROCEES,
WHOLESALE CRoCj
Produce anG Commission Merchants,
Prince Street WHAT .1Ierantrta, Va.


Prince Street Uha,f .Heraniria Va.
HAVE the pleasure to make known to then
Gus omers and dealers generally TIE arriNa
Of their F.1LL took, purchased directly
!hc Importers in New York and Boston, and cor
>,s,-rg ~ part as follows
1870 hid, \ . Rico and Cuba Sugars
80 do Clarified DO
- boxes Double Refined Loaf do
100 Dbl, Crushed aud PuFeriZed 90
6u do Grauuldled DO
l75 hhds Trinidad Cardenas, Muscovado anC
Sugar-house mola--es,
lO5 bbls \ . and Susar-house syrup,
3U5 bags Green Rio, AatIcaibo, Lagura ano
Manila Coffee
100 bags Old White Goyt,Jaya&Cuba %
From long experience and careful seiec'io'
the, are prepared 10 olcr The largest ana mos
Desirable stock Of recently imported I'E,iS tina
Ina, ever been offered IN this market, to which
the attention Of purchasers are particularly lc-
bue>tcd They cnumeratc the following 'arie
~, VIZ
IS do Imperial and Y. Tyson DO
g. do Polchon.- IN great variety do
100 do Guup, Imperial and y. liy
son, medium quality DO
% lcrccs fresh beat RICE
6O bags Gram Pepper,
81 10 PlIncnto,
100 mats Cinnamon,
300 los Nutmegs-No |
10 boxes CASTLE, Iouet & Varlcgaled
har SoaI>
235 do Dark and Pale (osn DO
$50 do Pipes
800 do mould candles
100 do Sperm and Adamantinc do
IL Their attention has been more part'cu
laiIy given to the selection of thoir stock o.
TOBjCCO .lND CIG.iRS than usual, aud q,
vii he found on examination equal III variety 1"
anv in this market. They invite attention
4 following brands and qualities as comPrisins
a portion of their stock. VIZ
lis boxes Coub, Saunders, Campbell and Va
Leaf Cavendl,h Tobacco,
$50 boxes IS, s. aud Us Ayers, Taylor and
ether brands do
100 boxes medium grades and brands DO
% 900 Principe, Eldorado. Cuba andother choice
brands CarigS
80 600 Cheroots-in great variety DO
$4,000 half Spanish and Common 90
10 boxes CARROTS No2 Scotch Snu
90 jars scented Rappee DO
) ObIs Bladder DO
$50 boxes So lOand l0T II window Glass,
20 casks sup Carb Soda
800 reams wrapping Paper
100 DO Double do
30 CASKS Old madeira WINE
90 do pale and brown Sherry do
% do Old Port do
% do Sweet malaga do
% do white, cooking do
65 baskets Champagne. State, Anchor and
other choice brands
50 terces pure Cider Vinegar.
IL In the selection and purchase Of the a
bove they have been Influenced by the lncreas-
cd lacilries of transportation via Rail Roadand
Canal, and have greatly enlarged their supplies
to NEE: The increased demand, and as the larger
proportion Of their stock was purchased before
the late advances they are fully prepared TO Oh
feP as great inducements as can be found in any
of the Northern cities.
L5P in examination from all in search Of bar
gains is respectfully solicited
McNEIGH 4 CHAMBERLAIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22

~ The subscriber begs leave to inform
Farmers and Mill Owners that he has associa
ted himself with Messrs. NcNeigh Chamber
lain in the Produce Commission Business. lie
will give his strict personal attention 10 the sale
of Wheat, Corn, Flour,Sc. aLG will, at all times
guarantee best market prices-quck saIes-and
prompt returns.
lie most earnestly solicils a call from the
Merchants also as he is satisfied it will be to
their interest to give the above stock 4 thorough
examination before they supply themselves else
where.& ID. HOW ARD
November Dc. 1859 l-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22

NEDER WARE. BROOMS, &c.-Just
& received Ccder BOckets and Tubs,
Painted Buckets, Flat Brooms, Wash
Boards, Willow Baskets, Clothes Pms,
&c, Tor sale by
Ocl.2l l. c HcSkiH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22
SEPTEMBER. 1854.
SEPTEMBER, 1854.
From the Manufactures in New England.
2lO5 CASES & CARTOONS
DoOrc cIINES HATS GAPS &r &c
Y. A. HARPER & CO.,
ALEX AND RIA V A.

UAVE the pleasure e announce to their Gus
Ii toners and dealers generaliy-the arrival
by Packets Charm, Loduskin and Village
Gem-of their FALL STOCK-comPrlsIng
the largest and most desirable assortment OF
GOODS ever offered in this market, and haV-
ing been purchased direct Of the manufacturers
in New England-under the most favorable
rircumstances-they are prepated 10 oher as
great inducements as can be lound IN any Of
The Northern Cities. They invite attention TO
the following, as comprising a part OF their
SinrL VIZ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22

Chlldrens' Goat, Gail Morocco anu hiI 'o"'0''
in great variety, at Manufacturers Prices
49, Gum Elastic Goods, consisting Of Mems
Over Shoes and Sandals.
Ladies Baskins and Hips, (canton ilned)
DO 1o+ig Boots for snow.
Misses Sandals and Buskns.
%Sfhey have taken more than usual PAIN,
IL. the. selection of their stock of HATS and
caps; consisting of Mems SILK Angola, Brush
Napoleon and other styles, with general and
well selected stock Of Mems SLOUGH, Wool and
Fur Panama, Blk Cass Velvet Trim'd Rock
land, Know Nothing, Ravel Young America,
Artiste, HlIperdrcme, and other styles, Nen's,
Boys ANA Childrens' Navy, (rmy' faI> ana
other fashionable styles Cloth and Glazed
$500 pounds or.SHoE 7YiRE.lD.
$50 Brass Band Travelling My and o'hcr
Trunks. is N Of which they offer 10 the
Trade, AID solicit call from all in Seach oi
Bargains w. a. II hhr I'm ~,
Prince street Uha1J, .iterndria Va.
September 10, lo5l. 43-l!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22
JUST RECEIVED

DUSHTON Clark IL Co. Cod Liver
ID Oil, Quiniue. Gum Arabic, white;
Blue Mass, best; CaIomel, Castor OIL,
Llnseed OIL, Spirits Turpentine, Alcohol,
Lilly White, Corn Starch, Wright's In
dian Vegetable Pills, &c.
Nov IL CHARLES HARPER, ACT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22

4 complete assortment OF Coats, Pants
Il and Vests, ready made, which will be
sold cheap by D0cid BtmJer'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22

NLOTIiING--cor ,'sllng OF common q
y fine Sack and Frock Goats, Over
coats, Pants, Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Pea
Jackets. Roundabouts, &c. They aIe so
cheap tina; it is worthy of the examination
of even those who do not wish to pu:-
chase. l.. I. HESNl l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22

bacon and LARD Patent, Fish aud
ID ETHEREAL Oil, for sale by
Oct.7 Darid BiImyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22
rheumatism and Gout.

CHARLES DUNN,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-22

The Mexican Mustang Llnlment
HAS been used quite extensively in the stables
Eof Adams s Cos great southern, Eastern
and Western Expresses, for curing Galds ,ChaieS;;
Scratches, Sprains and Bruises, and it has proved
very eHectual. We have no hesitation III Ie-
commeuding it as valuable preparation, to be
used externally on man or beast.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

" Tut LATE Gas. +. =. WNlro>, was
connected with the Wntrhm N, MS we lcrn
from that paper, from its lightning; III his
youth as an apprentice on becoming Of nge.
in $50, ms one Of its PROJECTORS and editors
until 1916, and then Ior nrurly twenty years
us sole editor and rrolrictor sig was
&c, instead Of : as before given by us. The
following is from the funeral sermon by Rev.
Mr.. LoRD of Montpelier:
&" All parties had the highest confidence
in his integrity aud in his true nobility of
soul. Twice has he been elected by his lel
low citizens to places Of nocquivocnl honor
lie was a member of the Council of CcnsorS,
when that body was composed of notable
,uen. He was also in one instance u member
IT the electoral college. lie was once nom
'uitod for the office of Governor of this State,
Ivy numerous dominant party. but cOnsid-
crations of wisest policy and harmony over
rudr all personal ambition and he declined tho
honor THUS his whole luhlc career has
been marked 10y strict devotion to principle
and a constant sacrifice of personal advan-
tagcs to the good OF tlc whole
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

From N, Nem York Ereatng Mirror, NIy %.
Among all the Pdnaceas advertise for the
cure of human ailments, there il none in which W"
have more confidence than WISrAR'S HALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. We regard it as one of Natures
own preparat,ons-s"rIo safe pleasant TO- '"h@'
- -. to cure an bilious aud pull
monary affections. We have witnessed it, wonder
tu cTccts in that regarded hopel) >sly
de ,porate, and conscientiuusly recommend
it as one of the best medicines in the world"
1t has proved cnicacious remedy of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza Bronchitis, Asthma, and
Consumption in its incipcnt stages, than any other
medicine.
None genuine unless signed iEUTIS on the
WRAPPER.
For sale in Burlington by TuEo A. PEck, and
A. c. SPEAR. Wnooski, by Jas. NEWELL, and
:. c. IsHAN; k, FERGUSON, Essex II. o. liopGrS
Richmond DxoS a Co., Milton also NJ. HALL
Hnesburgh. w23w2
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ii Il II IL B

In Burlington, Tuesday Evening, Dec, 18th, by
Rev. Z. Thompson, the Hos. SIDNEY LAWRENCE
of Mora, NY, to Miss FRANCES NJ. AIW ATER,
only daughter of the late DR.. William AtNatcr, Of
Burlington.
In this town, by tho Rev. Joshua Young, Mr..
EDWARD |. Fay to Miss FpNAn c. LAwRENcE.
In batavia, n. Y. Dec Sd, at the residence Of
Hon. p L. Tracy, by the Rev. MIR. Tyler, L. X.
Plat, L. :. I'd, Artillery. to Miss HARRllr T,
daughter ofhe late Rev Henry Axtelle Of Batavia.
At the American Hotel, in this Village, Dee.
9TH, by Rev. b. W. Smith, Mr.. JAMES ArwELr,
to Miss :. NJ. FAIR, both of Midllchury.
In Wiuooski, Vt, Dec. 4th, lSj5, by Rev. c. c.
Bedcll Mr. SAMUEL BRIEFLY, and Miss MARY
A. MARTIN, both Of Winooski.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

4 = \ WORD OF CAU1tJN.-N int is
now fairly inauguratcd, and hot fires viii he
the ord'r of the day, for a while to come
Would it not be well to put bit Of zinc
under that stove of yours, my friend :
That stove pipe, too, is little to, nn,r the
wain.cot. 1t does not heat the wood work
much now hut as the weather gets colder
and you pile in the fuel, it will. 1t the pipe
happens to burn out, you will be burned out
also probably. That wooden depository for
ashes, is an unsafe affair, too. Have you
reflected how very unpleasant it will be to
have your house burned down over your head
one of these cold nights Look carefully
then to every thing you pxS fire into.
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LyOn's KathairOn.

The present immense sale of this article, is al
most fabulous in amount, which shows the public
appreciation of preparation which rests its claims
entirely upon its own merits. The astonishing re-
suits produced by the kATHAIRoS in preserving the
Hair from badness, and restoring it when it has
fallen out--ceansing from dandruti and all other
impurities and impartng to it beautiful gloss and
silkcn texture together with its delightful perfume
and perfect cleanness have made it the most univer
sally popular toilet article ever usei i" guard
against valueless limitations and cOuntcriets, awaNs
ask for LYONS KArHAIRoS. sold everywhere, in
large bottles, for only % cents
HEATH, WYNkOOP CO., Proprietors.
63 Liberty-St., New York.
Doc A vi mo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

MATRrMoNY FOR EVER Nothing is like it
particularly if you are sure u get tho object of
your choice. But how Oh, the easiest thin! in
the world They cannot resist. They must
love you, if you will it, Only read Professor
RoNpour,s book, "The Bliss of Marriage which
advertised to-day, 1t helps you to the curious
secret. 1t is wonderful.-Er
FALLINGIN LovE.-No mere falling in love after
this. We are all to be pitched into it, willing or
unwilling. Professor RoNpour has betrayed the
secret. lie teaches you how to make anybody love
you that you wish, lie furnishes in his curious
book "The Bliss of Marriage" the entire key to
the mystery If you want lady, she must become
yours If you need husband, pick out one you
can love. Read RoSpour. and the matter is settled
The book is advertised in paper to-day.-Er
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Ladies' Undervests and Drawers

November, -, 1855
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

MHS OF AMERIcA-MEN OF Tue AGg, The
greatest man, take him all in all, " of the last
George Wa shngton-an American.
The greatest Doctor of Divinity was jonathan
Edwards-an American.
The greatest Philosopher was Benz 'min Frank.
lin--Hn American.
The greatest Of living sculpture is Hiram Powers
an American.
The greatest living Historian is WIN. II. Pres
cott-an American
Tho greatest ornithologist was j. j. Audubon
an American.
The greatest Medical Chemist of modern time,
DR.. j. &. Ayer-inventor of ayers Chevy Prf'yH
and Cath1rt,c P,Hs, i, American,
The greatest photographer since the time Of
johnson was Noah Wcbstcr--au American.
The greatest inventors of modern time, were
Fulton, Fitch, Whitney, Morso-al American.
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= ir0.

In Burlington, D &c, nth, NANCY CoRSlNG infant
daughter of Levi Underwood Esq, aged six months,
In Burlington, Dec, 9th, Mrs. SARAH :. i. Me-
RrAM, formerly Of Massachusetts, aged -.
In Winooski, December Sd, Mrs. HARRIET
FLETCHER, wife of Mr. Dandy Fletcher, aged 80.
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New Publications..

W. Atwater, Of Burlington. by going into
almost every town in the State, and making
personal examination and inquiry, MIR. At
water has made the fullest and most correct
Directory published in this State. 1t i, very
handsomely printed, and contains nap OF
the State and diagrams OF several Of TIC larger
villages an almanac for lSj6; interest table;
postage law Towns and Business mem Post
Offices; County officers Banks; Courts and
Government Of the State: AMI miscellaneous
information with "A numerous list Of busl-
ness cards--vcfy seryicablc to business men.
How such work can he furnished for II
York shilling. is more than we can guess.
For sale, in various styles, by the book
sellers.
HARrER's STORY BooKs.-Fetridgc & Co..
Of Boston, send us the 18th number of this
attractive serial for young folks 1t il emit
tied Ancient History 1t treats Of a large
subject very briefly and contains many neat
wood cuts. For sale at Fuler's.
SAbcENr's STANDARD FIRST READER, for the
Youngest learners. Boston Phillips, Samp-
ION q Co. \ very good book for those be-
ginning to spell and read, printed on good
paper, in clear type, and with numerous pie
lures to please the little ones.
y. APPLETON ~ Co., of New York, arc about
to publish Cyclop;ciia Of Biography, to be
,dit,d by Rev. DR. Francis l.. Hawks, From
specimen sheets, we Judge that the work will
be found to be an important one. The letter
]ress has many instructive and pretty wood
cuts lnterspersed.
The CONSTITUTIONAL Tent Book practical
exposition of the Constitution Of the United
States for the use of schools and Colleges
By FrRNAN SHfrrARp. Published 10y Chlds
~ Peterson, Philadelphia $23 PIP.
We call the attention, not only of our
teachers, but Of our citizens generally, to this
excellent work. The importance to the nj
ted States citizen, Of a thorough knowledge
Of the Constitution Of his country, can hardly
he exaggerated, and yet it is an undoubtcd
fact, that large proportion, perhaps ma
jority Of the people whose studies end with
thcr school days, know little about the Con
stitution, because 1T was not taught them at
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

ALSO a new, very cheap, and desirable article Of
Wudded skirts.
Just Received at LYMAN'S.
Nov. "a d&wtf
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Es,. .as.l, 's5,t rss. a.-@sfss ssts.-. .ai-Il
.7-.''ss5-;;;t t;:;;ii:-5 -;;;: K .-sss. - -

IN and after Monday Dec, 3rd, $3.50, Train
~ will run as follows, viz -
Leave Burlington tor Rutland and Bellows Falls
at $40 A. NJ. *l2.l5 and 40 p. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at l2.l5, G.i5 and t2.4O =. Nj.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at $50 A. VI. HIS
and sos +.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 800 \.
VI. and 200 NJ.
At burlington. trains connect with trains of the
VI. Central aud VI. and Canada roads; at Rutland,
with trains for Troy, Albany, Now York, saratoga
Springs schenectady, and the West-at Bellows
Falls with trains Of the Cheshire Road for Fitch
burg, Worcester Lowell and Boston-Neruont
Valley Road, for Brattleboro springfield, Hartford,
New Haven and New lork-and with sullivan
Road, for Windsor, sc.
'Freght Trains, with Passenger Car attached.
f.. 4. CHAPLIN, >upt.
Nov. goth, ls5j. d6wt
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Municipal Elections.
BosToN, Dec, |.
Yesterday, in Lowell, W orcester, Newbury
port and Boston, the Citizens Ticket - for
Municipal officers, prevailed by decisive plu
rllities over the X. \. Candidates
The Kansas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. results
I>pErl>pA>,l. Mo, Nov. 3Oth
\ messenger arrived at Shawnee Mission
last night aud states that Marshal Jones,
who had 50 men with him at Lecompte, is
up in arms, drilling constantly, and has five
pieces Of artillery. Our cannon left this
The outlaws in" Douglass County have
burnt number of houses and driven
u number of families, including women
and children, to Missouri for refuge
The latest accounts represent that the law
aud order people of tho Territory are rally
ing in large numbers to the assistance of the
Sheriff Of Douglass County in tho execution
of the law. lie has by this time an over
whtlmng force. Sheriff Jones is acting as
L, ). Deputy Marshal for Douglass and
johnson Counties.
SuAwNEE MIssIoN, Nov. Both
The marshal has "a requistion from the
Governor to arrest y men in Lawrence
They refuse to deliver themselves up and he
calls for volunteers The people of Lawrence
say publicly that they will take Coleman
AMI Jones aud hang both of them. They are
drilling in the open prairie every day and
have five tine pieces Of artillery in their pos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

session. They openly bill deGtur, to the
law Large numbers Of tine law breakers
were seen crossing from Delaware and
hcaycnworth yesterday, going to Lawrence.
\ member Of the Legislature came from there
yesterday morning for guns. We c,n only
send 90 Jones also sends fora WAGON load
of ammunition and for a cannon immc lately.
Wreck of an American ship.
RIcnNoSD, Va, Dee ith.
The bark Isabella" arrived at New Or
leans on Saturday, bringing intelligence Of
the total loss of the Ship " Amcrict'--Capt.
Perry Of Baltimore. bound from 1rtlani, with
occurred in Gibraltar Bay the Sth Of Oct.
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Dissolution.

B'lllE FIRM OF l. Z WM Il. pEAsE, hereto
lore existing and doing business at Charlotte
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent and all the
affairs OF said firm will be settled by VIM. r. Pease.
LoRlNG PEASE,
WIN, X. PEASE.
Charlotte December B. $50 w2lU3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

BE SURE AND READ the advertisement found in
Iother column of this paper for DR.. ClouEh's,
Columbian Pills. then call upon the Agent
and purchase, for merely % cents, box of the
best medicine for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
and all Bilious arrangements you ever used. A
Lady in Undertook, after using these Pills six
years declares that she would not be without them
to a family medicine if they cost one dollar,
in stead of % cents box. Let every family try
these pills. A. c. SPEAR, Agent Burlington.
Sept, 20 1888. d6wtf
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BAKERSFIELD ACADEMY
G.. :. LORD STARKS. ABB. Principal,

G.. :. LORD STARkS. Alb, Principal,
Prof. N Mental and Moral Scicucs
and AHc,eni Languages.
Mp. HENDERSON, A. NJ. Prof of Math
GEO. FASSErT, Prof. of Vocal Music
W. d. WILSON, Nv. NJ, Penmanship.
Miss J. C. TALCOTr PRECEPrREss,
Miss c. NJ. HAZELTINE.
Teacher of Painting and Drawing.
Miss c. j. WILSON,
Teacher Of Piano 4 Organ Music
Miss :, X. WITHERILL, y. g.
Principal of Primary Department
Miss II. A, PRATT,
Teacher of Worsted, Flowers, Gc
CALENDAR AND EXPENSES,
Terms commence Nov. oath, 1855. Feb. 2sth,
1856, and May 18th, lS5G.
Board of excellent quality, furnished room towels,
Common English, - 90 Higher English, SO 30
Primary Departmental 90 Anc. Languages, 90
Freuch6Ger,togetherl 90 Piano Music. 100
other charges a, usual. Entire expense for board,
&C. and Tuition in Common English, only S22 80
per term OF II weeks.
Conveyance Free.
students conveyed from and 10 81. Adams,
FREE at commencement and close of terms. he
Academy is beautifully situated ID miles from St
Albans. For further information address the
Principal.
REFERENCES
Prof VI Petty, Burlington, Rev. w. Smith, D d
St. Nlbaus, Prof. T. Lewis, l.. l.. n, Schenectady
y. y Ezra Mech IT,, >helburue, Vt, Hon. Austin
Fuller, Euo,burgh, Rev. j, Eames Grand Isle.
". c. WILSON, President
j. y. PoMERoY, secretary.
Oct. !. 1855 rl,rS
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Cheap Goods.

lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF BEAU
- titul, NJ. De LANES, PRINTS, 6c. Also, PLAID
MERlNoS, all at greatly reduced prices, going fast
at the Corner Store.
LIMAN'>.
November, q, 1853. d6wtf
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IRDp. DouGLAss has been i,cturin3 in Lew
lstuu. tie is y remarkable man. Twenty
years ago he was -lave--not knowing how
to read or write--and now lac is justly on,id-
cred one of the finest natural orators living
worthy to he compared with tough, lie Is
the greatest mimic we ever saw, and can tell
an anccdote to perfection. The LoriHon Faiis
JoWHai gives the following
About the time Pierce was nominated, said
Mr. Douglass, was in NawIIamp>hlre aud
with great portion OF the American people,
| felt curious to know who Frauklin Pierce
WAS. happened to be ia a bar-room, when
-nuo allu~iuu waa mad to thc nomination 10y
a plain Farmer, WHO appeared To- know some
thing abput the candidate. asked him If he
conli trll me who thi- ten. Pierce Wa. He
replied. 'Ol Frank i'i.rc'-oh vo- | know
Frank. Why we TANK ur'- quite man up
here in these ptrt,. Epjtl.u, come 70 spread
him all rut over the country, he will be aw-
iul him..
--rnE PullNpurrN h'"t'r puts the debt
orPhiladcDphi, at ~ Geo oo1, and slys.th
Treasurer sell, warrants at ten per cont
discount, while tho warrants draw & per cent.
interest
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