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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
Ranlcll Hunt at Baton Rouge.


Asmany Of our citizens were disappointed in
not hearing this gcntcn on Wednesday last,
we furnish them with a synopsis of his speech
delivered at Baton Rouge, on Saturday the
Sth inst. We copy from the Advocate of Mon
day:
Mr.. Hunts cxordium was felicitous and
eloquent. lie said, he was happy to APP
pear before the people Of Baton Rouge in
defence Of the principles Of the American
party. The seourge that was prevailing
in our midst reminded us how brief was
human life; bat may the constitution be i'm
mortal: and in order that our Government
may he perpetuatcd to future agcs--a light,
a landmark on the cliffs of fame, it should
be guarded against those who sap its loun-
dations.
In the Philadelphia platform, submitted
to, and approved by, the American party
throughout the country, the first principle
was firm reliance upon the providence Of
Almighty Coda providence that was
manifest in the growth and greatness Of our
country. Ole did not say if this was claim
ed as an original discovery with the know
nothing convention at Philadelphia, or
whether MOSES, the Prophets, the Apostles,
and other more modern religious and the
illogical worthless were entitled to any cred
it for prior acknowledgment, thercofD
Mr.. HUNT then, as in duty bound, made
n patriotic and indiscrminatc onslaught
upon foreigners. He said, in the early
days Of the republic, we were obliged to
STRENGTHEN ourselves by inviting foreign
immigration. But times were changed,
and it was necessary to put a stop--or at
least chcck--to that, but he, afterwards
very Inconsistency admitted that the know
nothing platform did not propose to check
immigration, but only naturalization. They
may come and live amongst us, and labor
in all departments Of industry, but they
shall not gopern us, said the speaker with
much emphatic unction--" Americans must
rule America!" Having once enunciatcd
that patriotic truism, Mr.. Hunt, seemed TO
fall intensely in love with it, and made it
the text and refrain of the remainder OF
his discourse. JACK RUNNYMEDE did not
oftener find consolation under many diff
culties in the patriotic ejaculation, !" thank
my God am an Englishman'-W. MI,
cAwBER did not oftcner revive his hopes
with the sanguine prediction that "somc-
thing would turn up"--than did the lofticst
flights of Mr.. HUNTS eloquencc find a So
norous climax in, Americans must rule
America
"And is it not reasonable demand :?
Yes, we thought it very reasonable indeed
$50 reasonable that, in the course of our
life, we never heard it disputed-and right
wroth did we begin to wax when the idea
crossed our minds that, possibly the clio
9uent speaker had been appraised through
secret channels, only known to be Initiated
that the Chinese, the japanese, or perad
venture, the "Mawitanians," contemplated
governing America in future.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
The Killian Fl ouse.
n. W. CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
CLINTON. LA.

#.. SLlN LIN, LA,
HIS well known establishment is now open
for the reception of Boarders and the ac-
commodatlon of Travellers. The House has
undergone q thorough renovation, and is now
in complete order, and the proprietor will spare
neither pains or money in rendering it dcsi-
rable retreat for all who may favor him with
call.
There is large and commodious STABLE
ATTACHED to the premises, and good and atten-
five arcons. EVANS WHITE.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
For THE DEMOCRAT.
PHILADELPHIA X. N, PLATFORM

For THE DEMOCRAT,
PHILADELPHIA X. N, PLATFORM
RESOLUTION |.
We believe in God, we do that.
Hear ye vile Democratic sinners
We tell you now, we do That's fiat;
We are his chosen ministers.
He rules the nations counsellors,
We are his sanity hosts,
In his name, midnight conspirators,
Shall rule, with patriot boasts.
And now the country's grown so great,
BY other works and labors,
We have token" of our fate,
To be its only saviors
And as the victors rulc the land,
So the spells will follow,
That being the game, just TO our hand,
Wen praise God, grab deep, and lug low
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
PROCEEDINGS
OF Democratic Meeting. held at Green's

vi Democratic Meeting. held al GrcenS-
burg, st. Helena, Sept lst, 1856.
The meeting took place according to
previous notice and was organized by call
ing SamuclK X. Davis, Esq, to the chair and
appointing Samuel J. Youngblood, Esq,
Secretary.
On motion il was ..
Resolved, That the chairman appoint a
committee Of six, TO draft resolutions,
whercupon the chair appointed Mcssrs. Geo.
w. Martin, j. NJ. Vernon, Willis II. Strick-
land, }. B. Nc Clcndon Abraham Womack,
Jr. and Vim. l.. Hutchinson, on said COM
mittcc, who after short absence return
ed with the following resolutions, which
being read were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That it is the clear conviction
Of this meeting that the principles of the
democratic party as explained in the decla-
ration of Independence, and in the Consti-
tuition Of the United States in the structivc
construction, and limitation of its powers,
and as illustrated in those administrations
of the government, which have from time
to time expanded our original thirteen to
thirty one sovereign and independent states
Including the one in which it is our happi-
ness to live are sufficient for all purposes
Of national, state, and individual liberty
and protection, and we firmly believe, that
the harmony of our relations as states, the
Iperpetuity of our existence as nation, and
our happiness and prosperity as a people,
depends upon our faithful adherence to those
great principles Of WISDOM liberation and
justice, laid down by the fathers and foun-
dcrs Of the republic.
Resolved, That in country like ours
whose very foundations are based on the
liberty of speech, the freedom Of the press,
and the rights of conscience, that secret
and oath-bound political societies, arc not
only unnecessary, but dcmoralzing, and
having every reason to believe there are
many who have been deceived and misled,
and are now convinced of the merccnary
character and evil tendency of such organ
izations, we do hereby cordially invite all
such to our ranks, and offer them the
right hand of fellowship and fratcrnal re-
gard.
Resolved, That we cordially approve OF
the administration Of Franklin Pierce, and
Of the platform Of principles laid down by
| the late convention of the democratic par
ty of Louisiana, and will give our earnest
support to the democratic candidates nomi-
mated by said convention.
The meeting then proceeded to the nom
ination Of candidates, when on motion
The Hon. +, II. Hatch, was declared by
reclamation to be the unanimous choice of
the meeting as candidate for representa-.
tive.
Col. Wm. George, Thomas Wainwright
and Abraham Womack, ST., were appoint
ed committee to inform Mr.. Hatch of his
nomination.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot for
candidates for parochal officers, and the
ballots having been counted, it was declar
ed that jonathan d. Kemp was the nomi
nee for Sheriff, Cade e. Strickland foi
. Clerk, John j. Hutchinson for Assessor
and Philip Williams for Coroner.
J Nj Hatch, then appearing upon thu
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
RUNAWAY in JAIL.

s. II. BUTLER,
PLAIN AND FANCY PAINTER.
CARRIAGE HOUSE, Il SIGN Painting,
y Graining and Gliding, Glazing,
Transparent Window Shades,
China White, or Porcelain Finish,
Paper Hanging, Ornamental Painting,
Masonic and Odd Fellows Banners,
And all kinds Of plain and fancy work, done in
the neatcst and most durable manner, and
shortest notice.
All colors.of paint in small quantities, ready
for use for the accommodation of those who
prefer using it themselves.
He can always be found at the Carriage
Mandatory of G. NJ Jarrett aug 25
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
On motion il was

On motion it was
Resolved, That the letter of Samuel Sto-
ry, Esq, be published with the proceedings
of this meeting, in the Feliciana Democrat,
Piny Woodsman, and Democratic Advocate.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die.
SAML. X. DAVIS, Chairman
s. J. YoUNGBLooD, Secretary.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
sHERTrFs SALE

SHERIFT'S SALE.
The State Of Loaislana-Parish of East rsliolana.
9TH District Court.
Mary sturgcs q husband, i4a4
James r. Dlackman.
Rf VIRTUE of q writ of Il. fa issued In the above
entitled auis from the honorable court aforesaid,
directed to the sheriff Of said parish, have seized
ana Will offer for sale on the premises of BENJAMIN
Lyons, Esqr., n the town Of Clinton on the
n FIRST SATURDAY or SEPTEMBER.
A. D. 1855, between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and
o'clock, 7. NJ. the following property, In which by
lcge of Rent to wit:
One certain Printing Press, thirty.eIcht csscs. a
more or less, seven stands or less one marble
Slab together with all the types and fixtures thereto
belonging, or In any way appertalnlng II being the
same printing press, types and fixtures, that was
lately In the possession Of the defendant, James r.
Blackman. sNIe
Terms Of Sae--Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
mcnt.
augls G. G. CoMsTocK, Dsp.y. Sheriff.
Ee.The above sale is postponed to the FIRST
SATURDAY In OCTOBER, 1885, between the hours
Us above. THOS l., McGHEE.
sept :, 1885 Coroner and ex oalco sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE. = =
The State of Louisiaaa--Parish Of East Fcliciaaa.
9TH District Court
Minerva A. Rogers, wife,
a. , No S2lG
William J. Chapman, husband.
Di VIRTUE Of a writ Of fl. H. issued from the hon
- orable court aforesaid, directed to the sheriff Of
East Fcciana said state, have seized and will Of
fer for sale at the plantation Of William J. Chap.
man, In said parish. on the
FIRST SATURDAY, or OCTOBER,
AID. 1850 between the hours OF 10 AM. aud o'clock
IN all the right, title, interest, and claim of the
defendant, W, j. Chapman, husband, in aud to the
following named and described property TO witt
The undivided interest OF said W. j. Chapman In
aud to the succession of his deceased mother, Mrs
Maria Chapman, now in the hands Of Allen Chapman
One bay horse, ten years old.
One bay horse, seven years old.
One pleasure buggy. II head of cattle, Fl
20 head Of hogs. a lot Of farming utensils,
A lot of household and kitchen furniture,
Also the growing crops of corn and cotton now
on the plantation Of said W. j. Chapman. ao.
Terms Of Sate.-A credit Of IL months. Purchasers
will be required 10 give bonds with approved sccu-
rity, drawing interest in accordance with the judge
ment. TIlOS. L. McGllEE.
| sept 8, 1858 Coroner and cx ollco sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
stand, stated that he had been requested to
read the following letter:


read the following letter:
Grecnsburg. Sept 1st. 1855.
To the Democratic party of the parish Of st. Helena
In convention assembled;
GENTLEMEN: Having from my youth up, been
known by my fellow citizens of this parish to have
acted Invariably with the democratic party and hav
ing been Informed by many of my friends, that some
doubt exists as to my position at this time, deem It
due to truth and just to myself, to place myself
right in community where have lived for so many
years, aud where expect to die.
Ever since had VOTE II has been given In favor
of democratic principles, but, with mistaken view
of the principles and purposes OF secret political
society commonly callid know nothings, became
temporarily affiliated with 1t, but having become
convinced that 1t had its origin in opposition to the
democratic party, and In wild hunt after olicc,'
hereby renounce oil connection with that organi-
cation, and again unite with the party to which /
have always belonged. II any are disposed to con-
denim me for this ref and solitary error, will on.
ly say: Let him that is without sin, cast the first
stone" Very respectfully yours,
s. STORY.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
SHERlFF'S SALE.
The State OF Louisianp-Parish Of
It'll District Court. No. 1881.
Il. z. Campbell, !
Eunice l., Field.

TIVTU. d
Di VIRTUE Of writ Of n. f. issued In the above
ID entitled suit from the honorable court aforesaid
directed to the sheriff of said parish. have seized
and will offer for sale at the court house IN said par
ish, on the .U@. t
FIRST SiTDRD1Y or OC7DBER
A. 1855, between the hours of IL o'clock, A. NJ and
o'clock NJ. NIL the right tide interest and claim
Of the defendant Eunicc q. Field, In and to the fol-
lowing named and described property, to-wt: l,i
A certain Tract Of Land situated partly in
East Baton Rouge, and partly in East Fell
clana, containing 543 $4,000 ncrcs, more
or less, and the same purchased by Eunicc
j. Field of John G, Walker and wife, and
the same wbereon the said H. l.. Field no .
resides with all the improvements thereon.
Terms qf Sale.--Cash, with the benefit Of appraise-
mcnt. TIIOS. L. McGIIfE
sept ! 1865. Coroner and cy o1ico Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-09-15
Carriages & Buggys made and repaired,
BY CHARLES p. JARRETT,

Carriages q Bu8gys made and repaired,
BY CHARLES p. JARRETT,
$500 HAVING superior facilities for
At XVI the prompt and faithful execution
of strictly Carriage and Buggy making and
repairing Business, invite public attention to
my establishment. None but finished work
men are in my employ, and no inferior or old
fashioned work will be found on hand
Arrangements have been made for receiving
the best material now in use, for completing
every style of running gear, body, painting and
trimming, which taste or wealth can desire.
Designs for Carriages, Buggys, Sulkys, &c.
on the latest and most fashionable plnns can be
seen at my shop. Call and see them.
An assortment Of Northern made Buggys,
always on hand.
Nj kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice to insure neatness and durability. All
work warranted, with proper usage
Ray My terms are cash, or approved city nc.
ceptancc
FlSK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
] have procured the special and exclusive
right of sale, for FIsK's PATENT METALLIC Cor
FINS, for the Parish of East Fcliciana Any
infringement uponmy right in the sale Of these
cases will subject the yiolator to prosecution.
Samuel Decker is my authorized agent in
Jackson for the sale of the same.
Wooden Collins made to order, and every
Intention given on Funeral occasions. A fine
Hcarse always in readiness. d8
may 3 G. p. JARRETT.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-28
Two High Blood Horses.
Morgan Wild Air and Young Diomede

We are coming Clear The Track -,
MoRGAs WiLD-AR-Ths high-hooded Morgan
Horse will be al the Mansion H,usc Stable IN
Lischiiefi every dag IN the week ssSsindays ex-
eeaied through the scasan.
He was sired by Young Putnam, ne by Old
Putnam, he by Old Weodbugy, he by Original
Morgan. Ills dam was the celebrated Pane
Mare, bred and fornerly owned by Gov. Paine
OF Mortified, VI. She was sired BIZ Old Green
Mountain Morgan, he by Old GfEard, he BIZ Old
Woodbury., he by Original Morgan; her dam
by Old Rockingham.
flc is live years cd this season. and is no.
excited BY any Horse Of his age in Vermont
where he was gased-aud Il a rare combination
oi blaod, beauty. strength, courage. dociliiy and
speed.
His soss. are Of unusual promise posses ing
in remarkable degree the distinctive qual:iiss
and characierlsfics 81 the noble and wonderful
race al Harses--he MMgans
This COX was raised by E. Seymour Of Brat
Peterborough, VI. and STOOD al the stable of A. ].
French 81 Wolenttyiic last season.
You've DioMEng was sired by Stakeholder, hi
dam by Constitution. ttand-dam by imported
Saitram, Stakeholder was sired by Sir Archs.
dam by Ci.ixen's imported Surfing, Sir Arch,
WAS sired hy Old imported Diomede, dam I'm.
ported Casranira.
Diomede viii be at the above mentioned.
stable every day Sundays excepiedl until 8
oclork in the morning aud from 8 O'Clock in
the afternoon
Terms Tor Morgan. IS TO warrant; for Die
mode, S. To warrant.
LOTT FEM.
Litchfield, May 18th 1855. 5
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Li,ch6eld. May 18th. 1885. =
Black Hawk Horse Raven.

yXNiiiS tioTscNii stand at The Robbins Farm
u ssa called 0f Ire subscriber IN Norfolk
she GINNING k&4&Ins HI ten and fifteen dollars.
The oldest CO llI~ horse arr stree years old
the stock il Il e1}x 1ofdinsrs promise. Tie sub.
SERVER hopes fu6NhiEnt ut the next STATE Fair
al Hartford, cai:s three and two years old. and
yearhnes, the oIest driven in harness. al beau.
ttinl style aud ii fine action and speed.
Raven i bv Vermont Black Hawk, Black
Hawk bv S.ieiman Morgan, he by lie or gina
or Justin Mosaae by Trae Britaa. ~ general
De Lancev's imported Traveller, SC The dam
OF Raven was bv The Yale Horse he Nv Cock
Of the Knrk, fall hraber OF American Eclipse.
aRd considered q better hprse than Ecipse. ex-
ceps urnn the fnrf lie was awned by General
Amos VnrnnHs. af Vergenmes, Vermont. The
dam of The Vale sl.ase was a very fine mar.
awned rs Dr-E. d. Warner, OF New Haven.
Vrruaen1 she WIS BY stiiE,rd Morgan, Clifford
/ Marc III ~ the Woodbury. Morgan, nv The JUS
I'm Msrzsn, &c. Ihedam of Ravens dam as
black mare nnrchased IN Ga,wav, Saratoga
Ennnsv. New T.rk. and owned BY Harvey Yale
Eunnva'led endurance. The dam Of Raven was
well known in Ad iisan counsy, vermoni, for
her speed, doci'iiv, and capaciiy in harness.
She was sold by Mr.. fasc {. George Chapman.
Esq OF Middlehurv. and purchased cf him ~
the subscriber. in January 1S3T. She is s.il re-
! tained for breeding purposes Her co.nr Is hay.
with dark limbs; her countenancc and figure Of
the Morgan character.
Vermont Black Hawk stands al 500 the sea.
son. Raven is one Of the hest OF his colts.
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk, April p, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-28
At the Old Brick,

-F.rsf Door West Of the Court House
II AY be ioun1 new stock of Boots and
~ Shines, spring fashions for 1884. We are
now prepared TO fer the people OF Litchtield
county altogether the best aud largest stock u
6oots and shoes that was ever brought in thus
town. Our stock consists of every variety OF
style imag gina bile il would be useies and impos
s:be TO Eame the different styles OF SO large a
stock as we have al thistime-we therefore say
10 all, como ard see yourselves, for our stock
nnly need be seen to prove the truth OF what we
say. Not approving Ut the huabuginR system,
we would here say,as To prices-they shall be
uniform, some as high as the his hest and some
as low The lowest.
We would here in this hu able manner tender
our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past favors,
and most respectfully invite them TO give us
call before thew make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Liich6eid. May lth. 1864. -
N B. We have few note accounts on
hand of which we should be Iissi happy to dis
pose at cost. o. A word to the wise. Sc
NJ. e. T.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-28
Dr.. Stephen Jewett,s Medicines,

CONSISTING OF Health Restoring Bit.ers,
" Pulm injury Elixir, aud Strengthen ng Pias-
Ter may be found az the store of the subscriber
True experience proves that It is contrary 10
nature thai any single ariicie or comp und can
cure every disc asc. and it also proves shat
nuthing has ever heen ionnd 10 80 efieetuaily
eradicate disease us DR.. Stephen Jewett's Justly
andhiehly celebrated family medicines prepared
by s,cphfn Jeweli-eaeh designed and unpar
aiiesed 10 the permanent relief aud cure OF all
diseases for with they are rec..inrfse naed ;
originally prepared bv one oi the most success
ful and eminent ply scians that ever lived, and
nsed and Recommended by eminent physicians
of :hc present day.
No Family should be withou, them, for upon
A. c. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-28

New Spring Goods !
B 3 e .HIV e.

R ECEIVlNG through all this week splen-
~ DID assortment Of DRY GOODS for the
season, including the hest variety If Staple,
Fancy and mourning Dress Goods and Trim
mlngs, OF the richest styles and quality ever Of
tered IN this town. and probably IN The coun,v.
or. w.nln hve miles at least, and comprising not
loads OF Merimack Styles of Prints, anly--or 100
ioads OF Gas Tor buneoIne, but the real articles
Of Merrimac, English and French Prints ! nd
Briliants; IL wool and all wool plain and fia'd
muslin and Barege DeLaines and De Baizes.
Chaiiy Barreges, sc. Of all coiors; also French
English and American Al printed Lawns . nd
Ginghams, large stock and cheap; Shawls and
White Goods of all descriptions; black and
colored Dress Silks Of styles aud prices to saii,
and Silk Trimmings for all the county. Also
Laces, Mus!ins, Collars, Edeings, Ribbons,
Hosiery. Gloves, Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings. Goats, Vests and Pants, Shirts, Linens,
Shoes. &c. Also Groceries. Crockerv, Geese
Feathers, Carpets. Paper Hangings, Mattings,
Oil Cloths &c.
Prodnce Daated in payment.
~ Shirts given out to be made up, in any
quantity desired.
S N. BRONSON.
Litchfield, April 81. 1855,
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THE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
OF
LSfch II cLH COtg D. IN
Spencer & Adams
NG.Der Ou.fa Oueti

GRAND Opening of their Summer Stock
NJ OF Goods No. 2 West Nam Street
Arrangements Complete. The Ball in motion !!
Great Center eli Attraction for the sale OF Dry
Goods, Carpets, Paper. llangings. Boots and
Shoes, Trunks and Cafpet Bags, Umbrellas and
Parusols, Groceries aud Provision, Hardware
and Cutlery, Crockery, Stone, Wood aud Willow
Ware; consisting in part OF
French and American Broadclo,hs. Black,
Blue, Brown, Green and Mulberry Blk French
Doeskins, French and American Cassmeres--
plain aud fancy. A great variety of Vestmgs
Of every style, Scents Black and Fancy Silk
Cravass, Cont and Pant Goods for Summer wear
IA great variety.
All kinds of Tailors' Trimmings; Clothing
made to order and warranted To suit.
Superior Black Silks, Muslia DeLaines,
BRACES, Braze Dcl,aines, Ptain aud Plaid De
Baaes. Shambra. Gingharsis, Plain aud Printed
muslins, Chinis, 300 pa Prints, rom S to ~ l-2
cts per yard, Spring and Summer Shnwls. Gents
Ladies' aud CHlarea's Gloves and Hosiery
Ssrsine,t and Jaekonc,,e Camhries. Barred
and Striped muslins ne " STYLES Tor Dress Goods.
Swiss and Book mnslIns, Bishop Lawns. Dra-
perry maslns iur Curtains, White onpte sbaines
IA beautiful article. Gents and Ladies silk
and l.inen Handkcrchiefs, Linen Table Cloths
and Napkins. ID cached billings aud cottons
Pillow Case Cottons. Sale Flannel an extra qaai-
Nv, Black and White Dotted Lace, Dotted Lace
Wells assorted coloFs.
Brown C.ntons. Garnet warp, Bst,ing. and
Wa.ding. Striped Shirtng. Bed Ticking, Nam
kecns, Lowering and Diaper, Brown Linen Ia
be Cl.ihs.
A VARIETY of STYLES of Carpe,ing. 1000 picces
Of Paper tianpings.
Bais aud Sln,cs we have on hand for sale
cheap--t;ents Kipp and Cali Boots, Boys do.
Ladies Cali aud morocco ID ms, morocco Bus.
ens and Ties, Ladies aud Gent. Gaiiersa va
Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas and Par
asols.
In our Grocery Department you will find the
he's, assor,m nj ever offered, CO IS sting in part
oi-Stewart's Pulverized, Granuaicd and Crush
ed Sugar.
s,ewar.'s a. D. C. Refiaed Sugar
Porto REQ, New Orleans. Brown Sugar.
nfolasses. new crnp.
lmacsiai Young Hyson, Tyson Skin, and
Black Teas.
Java, Lasaira and Marracabo Coffee.
wcsi lndis, ground, in / ID. papers.
Kitchens prepared and cracked Cocoa, Cho-
colafe. Specs vi all Kinds, Sap. Cnrb. Soda.
Cream tartar, Sal Soda a.d Extract of Lemon.
Rice, Rice Flour. Corr Starch, Farina and
na.aronh
Soap. also Fancy Soaps.
Mitehelfs and Slack No. Casdles.
Potash. Ashton SAT-, hnshel sacks.
Tusk's Island and table Salt, large aud sman
sacks.
camphene, Burning Find aud Lamp Oh.
Wheat and RYE Flour constantly "a hand,
also meal nisd troyeHder. 81
Pork, Lard, Barter, Hams. and Shoulders,
Connecticut River Shad. NJ. aud 2 mackercl,
White Fish, aud Cod Fish.
large md complete assortment OF Hard
ware and Cutlery. VIZ
S.faa Hinges. Grind tones. with A. witle#l
CtankS mud ROtiefs. Hammers xatchets CHI.