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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-25

out on the ball of the thumb. Then
turn the potato in the hand by the use
Of the other fingers, and from left ia
right far enough to take of another
piece; and so on until the crown is
reached, which may be divided into
two or three pieces. For early plant
ing, one bud is enough for each cutting,
though when they are thick there will
BE- oftentimes more. For late plant
ipg, it is necessary that the cuttings
should be Of large size, or the hot, dry
geound will cause them to dry up and
perish before sprouting. A medium
sized tuber may be cut into six or eight
pieces. In early spring five bushels
Of Mercer potatoes will plant an acre
of ground; in June it will take two or
three bushels more.
planting, also. requiresmuch
more care in this climate than spring
planting. The cuttings must not be
exposed for moment to the rays OF
the sun; and, if possible, should be
planted when the earth is in a moist
state. AS soon as they are placed in
the furrow, let the plough or hoe,
whichever is used, follow ON and cover
them up. Nor should the covering be
shallow it should be not less than four
or five inches, at the least. Even with
the utmost care, one must expect to
lose a portion Of the seed. TO insure
greater success. it would be better to
plant only in the morning or evening.
The culture Of the potato is very
simple. Soon after coming up, the
young plants should be carefully hoed.
The ground between the rows should
be kept well loosened by a trowel or
shovel plough and, in this climate, at
least, the vines should be pretty well
hiiled up. Good, clean culture is very
important; and if this and other re.
quirements be complied with, there
would not be the least necessity for US
to be dependent on the north for our
supplies. Potatoes at dollar bushel
would be one of the most profitable
crops grown on the farm. they are
as productive as the sweet potato, and
may be kept without any difficulty, so
as to be be ready at any time to meet
the demand in the market.
w. III. p.
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Clarendon Iron Works.
WILMINGTON, N. C..

VyHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are
= now prepared to receive orders for Beam,
Vertical, Horizontal or Oscilloting Steam En-.
gines, High or Low Pressure, and adapted TO
allpurposes; Circular, Vertical and Portable Saw
Mills, complete; Pumps, Mining Machinery,
Grisi and Flour Mills, complete; Parker, Tur-
bine and other Water Wheels, Equipping Of
Steamers, Car Wheels and Axles; Horse Pow
ers Of various patterns; Rice Field Pumps and
Engines; Rice Thrashers, Shingle Machines,
shsfiing, Pullies, Hangers, Gears, and all other
Mill Work.
CASTINGS.--Iron and Brass Castings Of all
descriptions, including Ornamental Iron Railing,
Pipe, Bridge Castings, &c. &c. The Company
would respectfully invite attention TO ihei styles
and patterns Of Railing, which may be seen at
their Office,
B0lLERS.-Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical
Boilers, Water Tanks, Chimneys, and all other
kinds OF Boiler Work.
REPAIRS.-A separate department and force
will be KEEP, for repairs. where work viii be done
thoroughly and with despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered
either on the ears Of The Wilmington & Man
chester Rail Ruad, or the Wilmington & Well
don Rail Road, OF in the flats al the Company S
wharf, flee Of charge.
Having large facilities. the above work will
be done on as reasonable terms us elsewhere,
North OF South, and in prompt and saiisfac-
tory manner.
Consultation by letter or otherwise in regard
10 plans and designs for mills or their furniture,
and for machinery generally, willingly answered.
All orders or communications 10 be addressed to
the undersigned.
HENRY M. DRANE, Ag't.
March III. s5--tf
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DIsGRAeErrL lGNoRANcE. The peo-
pie Of franklin country, Alabama,
through which Tclegraphic line has
recently been built. have become inlat-
uatcd with the absurd aud mischieyous
idea that the wires have had an agency
in causing tie late drought, 50 long and
10 widely prevalent, and in many pla,
ccs have torn down the line We did
not suppose that such gross and lamen-
table ignorance existed anywhere in
the country. R,gisf,.
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SELLING AT COST!

IlY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, esecntcj lg
- A. e. Murdock Cor ceHsin purposes therein
mentioned. the subscriber oilers 70 sell. ni Cot
and Charges, for cssh, o. on time u . small ad-
vance. the
Large Stock of Goods.
owned ty "A. q. Murdack and conveyed y, said
trust, embracing great variety q very desira.
bie Goods. Am ~ them will bc found:
pisin. Plaid. slfipsj and Fancy Silk.
Merinoes. Cashmcrts. ali.wool DeIains,
Alpsrar. Mousselin Delains. Prints,
Muslina. Cambfics, Nazeties, ShaWls.
IIanIkerrhiefs. Tics, and Cotton, worstcd
SILK and hid Gloves,
Hosiery. Trimmings. Bonneit, Ribbons, &c.
ALso. Cloths. Plain end Fancy Cassimeres.
Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans. Rerseys, Linseys,
Domesiics, Rcady.made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes.
Glls-, Queens. Tin aud Hard Ware,
Capeniers' Tools,
sni almost every thing else that Is 10 be had u
store.
The Goods are all new. A large portion o
them wsie purchased in Philadelphia and New
York last Fall, and I'll Of them since The Fall o
iss3.
Purchasers who wish 10 get Goods II sIHi
tow pRfrEs. can 10 %. Il they viii give Us
.eall, a. tho siorr Essl % The Court House.
N. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January IS, 1855. TO-
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TnE RIsKs.---The Charleston Mcrcu-
~, in the course Of a sensible article
on the execution or Esirampes and 9TH
rrs, says: This matter is we'll enough
understood by the fiIlibuslcrs. lfthcy
succeed they gain a place in history
ifthey fail they must be garroted. We
may lament to see brave men brought
to such Improbable uses, but il they
will persist in putting their heads into
tie lions jaws, It is surely not wondet-
fol that now and then one Of them gets
crnslled.'
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SPARE THE LITTLE BIRDs.-Robins
are this week for sale in the markets
Of this city at fifty cents dozen. We
have not purchased aud would not shoot
any Of them. The life Of a robin, and
especially at this season Of the year, is
too precious to be destroyed. Many
Of our amateur sportsmen are too in
discriminate, il not cruel, in their
sports. Besides, all the little birds
that fly around our homcstcads do more
good than evil. Ii was said in the
dirge for departed gardener:
"On would he cry 'delyc, 'ielse the hole,
And prune the tree, and stick The wig upon
the pole
TO scare the spanows from the fruit"
Bur it was probably not known "a
the poet that the insects destroyed By
the birds would do more injury TO the
fruit than the birds are capable Of do.
ing. Even the deprcdations Of town
and village boys upon orchards are less
injurious TO the Orchardist than are their
wantOn destruction Of these little pro.
tectors Of tree, and bud, and blossom,
aud fruit. MAJ. hieiigeaey.
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SPRING, 1856.
Wholesale BOOT and SHOE TRADE,
p PETERSBURG. YA

Lho ID hu, A.
WE are now receiving large
~ portion Of our stock Of FlTxN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &c.
for the Spring Trade, and oller them to the Mer.
chants Of Virginia and North Carolina on The
most favorable terms.
TO those buying for Cash, and to punctua
time customers, We will offer such inducements
as cannot fail 70 please.
We solicit an examination Of our stock before
buying elsewhere, as We feel assured that We
can give entire satisfaction TO all who are dis.
posed TO paironize a" Home Market
w. X. JOHNSON & CO.,
No. 56, Sycamore Street,
Petersburg. Va.
March 8. 1855. 76-4w
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THOMAS WEBB,
Attorntp & Counsellor ii Gatu,

EILIsBDgDTGI, II. G.,
IN addition 70 the ordinary practice Of biz pro-
L fession, will give prompt attention. as here
ioionr, TO the prosecution Of all claims for PEN
sion and Bounty Land.
All Soldiers, Revolutionary and others. whose
service extended TO fourteen days, their Widows
or Minor Children. and who have not received
one bundled and sixty acres, are nsw entitled
10 additional Bounty Land. And % the adset.
liser has register OF al the cases presented by
him under the former laws. and also Of al The
warrants purchased by him, containing al The
details and facts OF each case, and the number O.
every warrant, persons fof whom be acted he
fore will therefore have no difficulty in establish
ing their claims. lie has also copy Of ID,
Muster Rolls published BY direction Of our &c
neral Assembly.
ar Office in the Court House.
March, 1855. 7s--6v
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There have been presented by large
seed establishments in London to the
Agricultural division Of the Patent Of
flee twenty-six packages Of twenty-six
leading varieties Of the turnip, for ex-
pertinent in all the States aud Terri.
tories Of the Union, with view Of re.
ceiving report Of the success Of the
same. The plan adopted for its dis.
tribution, We learn from the Washing
ton Union, is to divide the seed into
one hundred parcels, embracing each
Of the twenty-six varieties. and Ia
place each parcel in the hands Of in.
telligent and practical farmers in vari
Gus parts of the country, with printed
instructions as to the mode of cultur,
and the manner of making out re
ports.
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Lumber for Sale

THIS lumber isof the very best long leaf pine
u brought 10 an exact thickness, and will be
delivered on board the cars free OF charge. Those
wishing 10 purchase will, on application by let
ter or otherwise. be furnished with card Of pri-
ce-, and all necessary information as to fleights,
DC.
I. ID. HOGG & co.
Raleigh, March %. 1855. 6muf-
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GROUND PrAs.-our people would do
we'll, whenever they can, to quit tim
Der and turpentine getting and turn
their attention TO the ground pea crop,
for which they will find a good market I
in Wilmington. The Herald reports
sales last week of ll55 bushels fol
sl.70 per bushel; and of $40 bushel,
at l.4O. Fay. Otserrer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

? The New Albany Ledger insinuases
that we are guilty Of falsehood in say
ing that. l.. q. Matthews, one Of the
propristor Of lhN paper.was formerly
q member Of the American party. II
is possible thereis more than one gen
'tlemanin New Albany bearing this
name. il so. We may be mistaken.
The L. G. Matthews 70 whom We refer,
and whose acquaintance we had the
pleasure OF making last summer, was
at thai tines Of the firm Of Warren,
Andcfson d CO. and Almost enthusi-
astic member Of the "dark lantern Or
der. Not knowing Of any other l..
q. Matthews. we supposed. at Sonce,
that he was the man Are we mista-
Ken? please enlighIenfus. andif We are
mistaken in the man, we will make the
correction with pleasure md Rep.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
Brookville, Laurel & Nashville
M ALL LINE.

TUX undersigned having the contract for carry
4, i ing the mall ON the above route, would re-
specially inform the public that he will run a
Comfortable Hack for the accommodation Of pas
sengers, from Brookvile TO Laurel, tri-weekly -
Leav Ing Brookville immediately after the arrival
days and Saturdays, arriving at Laurel the same
evening. Leaves Laurel at o'clock A. NJ, on
the same day, and arrives at Brookyile In time
10 make connection with the stage for Cincinnati.
He 10 also prepared To convey passe 1gers from
Laurelto anyfpan of the country they may ish TO
visit, on reasonable te rms. NV, PAYNE,
aug. "a. 81 -s<tt Proprietor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

-Unhappily. for the good Of man
kind. philosophers are rare, and but
few men ave the faculty OF drawing
lust con .',sions nom passing events.
Strange nkit-rnav SEEM the news Of
the fsjI ar ,Sebastopol aud tho pertain
~ q that great event speedily aIcai-
inx 70 oshef svicfbrics. and ut list to
the triumph OF the Allies in compel.
inn. Russia 70 sue for peace. have had
the effect OF disturbing public conf
deuce ia the value sof commercial Sc.
Clarifies. and caused d temporary tight.
meas In the money market. Precisely
e the contrary effect should have been
anticipated and realized. No arrival
from europe since the Eastern War
commenced has put US in possession Of
more inpostan. intelligence for the
weliayeof American in tercsts. or which
promised more catering results than
that broueht< By tlle America, and
which we laid before our readers in
yssserda vs. Times. II Is very certain
that there will be a more active de-
mnndz for American products in Eu-
rope than has existed IN many wears !:
and. lvbssese a. burdens the present
costly war may i'm pose upon the peo-
4 Gle &C England and France. thew can
have NO injurious : fleets upon us but
q ou;te n, scsnsrarv influence - r. the
Secur;,;e. held ix Engl;sh' ean;eal;s,s
should bes returned to ms. their pro
ceeds will come hack To ma apain in
navment far our cotton and corn which
Earone cannot er;st without The
a;.,-.s.ss' ~ F,rons have from The
heo;nn;og mem amang The grea,
sources If onr nrosner,,v. and the
mar which II sort;o.rd asather year
must add 40 hesv;iv to The ,sxss af
,hs wo,L;aa nsonls csnnot fail ~ send
20 .r sha<sI r. IN harJss ~ ;nd,s,r;-
ons sr,;,sns wha Will sser hsrs he
,,s.r. ~ s.nnort which their own
ssr S s5 Ne E,rss, 49,,
1s1 - en- I'M ws n,;sps wall
:. ~. 49, ss3 49, os rse 81 nevar
3 ~, .Jss'
fss =, f c,,r .;ds I, doss NOT 'annear 10
II ssr;c,I, rs,;onsl 10 annrsbend d;m
cn,sv from = as,,sr;n, n,asnecs If onr
slls - nsv 81 sdonsr ,ban
= "S ~ sxass,ffJ ro an anh.n.sd
Win. cnr rsw ~ = sr;ajs wh;ch onr
.5;,s- ~. s.aa5ls al. fron, ~ q
- TSss,,h. sc,,,., 49,, ~ ,ha rrsss
/ .1" .s, ill., s,nJs .aas;., r.. go
'''s a .es -,
sncsns ~ oar' s cn,o ~ ~ ga and erhancs
v.1nes@ On this side Of the Atlantic
sss. ss,1 ~ ~ 49, ~ do,,hs
% shn ~s, y, s . 81 80
80 I $50 s 4 .t,; 30 desssv;no !,
Sna s, s"e s;s sn'a n 'as~ "a, s,sasr ;,
"s ''ss,,ta ssS ' ;s,a,'snss !,
WI ss->se rr;.h Ms. he' - ~ oar,
s.rn no,srs s,a.rancs 80 Six :
Isha.S na,sd ~; :, s,,,,. -. o,,v. 90.
...s~s.;. 49, ~ mos, ws;,d and ;neohe
49,. T. rsIas;on 70 The future do
.,rrs ~ the ti,;es~one Of them hay;n,
- $500 ;ts ,sadsys that i
,f.s~~;fb Rnss;, sboul,
-. ell : Rraree1 and -Fnolan,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

80 \
AYERS PILLS,
A NV and sInssfrly soecessfel remedy for the
"A cure Of al Bilious Diseases = Costiveness, fndi
gestion: Jsandise. DI2psy Rheumatism. Fevers
tons, Headache, Pains m the Breast. side Back
and Limbs, Female Complaints. sc. &c. Indeed
very few ar the diseases nl,shich Pufgatve Medi
cine Is NOT more or less. required, and much sick
less but eFcctual cathartc were more freely used
No person can feel wet while costvo habit Of
body pre<zis ;'bcsides II soon generates serious and
often fata Diseases which might have bean avoided
by tho timely and judiclous use OF good purgativc
This Il alike true Of Colds, Fcversh symptoms. and
Bilious ARRANGEMENTS. Thcyan tend to become OF
produce the deep seated and formidable distempers
which load the hesrses all over the land Hence a
.s.ols family Rnys,e Is s q 5as hrss lmpor,snse 70
with consnmmate skill to meet that demand. An
extensive trial Of its virtues BY Physicians Profess
sors, and Patients, has shown results surprising
any thing hitherto known Of any medicine. Cures
nave psen el'e'ea ue5onu oe,'e W. ssl nos sao
=, s,ia ~ ".', pssh anu
Among the many eminent gentlemen who have
testified In favor Of these PILLS, may mention:
Prof J. nj. LOCKE, Analytical Chemist, Of Cin-
sinnati, whose high professional character Is en-
eo,see y -. a. g. -. 49,. -
JOIN Mc a.k Judge oil inc sup'o'ne '0u'' u
NV ~ YIN Sn''s ~. S ,..'.e' - a, Yr
Hon. ]. NJ. WRIGHT, Governor of Indiana.
so<ffttx n
great VIM ps 'yws', y a.,'s,,.s ~
a. n.s W. ~ ~, =. ~. suuLs ~. ST
Ncw fotx CIty. enaofsce oy <s.-.. f.sas fat
Ia MAn . . sssl.'si - - d. xaer,c,
.. ns'g s'o ps..r,s - ne Metronolitan
- >. LsLAnp IA A.. ''i' " '''' =.
pd snaee ne;nit we could give many hundred
ia spsse Al marta where the Pis have
's o s,s n over, moro CON yneina than
~ ~. ~ s,;,cnt hlic men Il found in
their el5cets nnor rial. r ''-f'1T
These p;j,s fhe result of lonr inyeStic ton and
.t,,dv arc Of o3sred 10 the pnblIs rs the best and
s,css c.,nrlstc which The ,rcscnt statc of medical
essence can anord ihey are Sompounaed mo, =.
G asvasnsshS. re, sJ,es oSt,arted NV chemical
vny ~ ~ s,;tv .,s combined toccthsr
Poeess -. ss.s' - =. - a. ~ .ss,its Thss
=. - H. -, has been fonnd
- xa c ~ scsars, and p;lls Moth 40 nroduce
~ s.e ss,n,,. xs,s'' ,hsn hsd bthsrto bccn Oh
sss " yv h az ,a ,,,ae m svcrv
es, ''' S.2ss.,.J with more or less OF acri
,,s,ss .nd ;n,,r;o,s onalities. nv this each ind-
st,s1 vrtne ,niv fhat L. desired for the curative
ar. - 4 n,sscnt All the inert ana OBNOXIOUS quail
DE- - nach s.hstancc mnoved are left behind the
carstiye virtues only being retained Hence IL Is
seIfevdent tho effects should prove, as they have
proved more purely remedial, and the Pills surcr,
more uowerfui antidotc 10 disease than any other
49,. a. 81 /.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
md the articles usually kept In retail store.
QuccnsWare and Glassware
GRATIsi!
Just Published: a New DISCOVERY
H"N Sn NIcdScfnef

DRY, aversion 10 society Love Of Solitude. rimid-
ity, Self-Dlstrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Pains In
the side, Affection Of the Eyes, Pimplcs TIE face,
and other innrmlt = Of man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DIR, B. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming COM
plains may easily be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE,
Is, In this small tract, clearly demonstrated; aud
tho entirely new and highly successful treatment,
rs adopted b, the Author. fully explaiDed. by
means Of which every one l. enabled 10 cure hlm-
self PERFECTLY and at The leastpossible cost, avoid
ing thereby all The advertised nosirums fthe day.
Sent To any address, gratis, ana post free by re-
hitting post patD two postage stamps 10 DR.. b..
DO Laney, No. IL Lspenard Street, New York
city. - Sep % ls-6m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
= FIRST ARRIVAL AT THE
New Cash Store.
TYNER & KIMBL.E

pEsPEcrFULrY ANNOUNCE TO THE CIT
~ ixeDs OF bfookvlllv aud The surrounding coun-
try. thai they have Just purchased the stock Of
Goods formerly owned hy John Roberts, at the old
assortment Of al kinds OF goods and at all tunes.
Their nist purchases have arrived, and they are
now opening q stock which for beauty, elegance
and durability, j. unsurpassed In ihis Valley. =
Their stock consists Ia part of sea ~
Ladies' Dress Goods,
sacl, as Black and Fancy silks, nlack and Change
French aud EngIlsh Merlnos, plain, figured, and
ehaigeabc Poplins, Calicoes, Ginghams, Glofcs,
aud Hosiery. Long and square Shawls, Brocha,
uk,nnd Grape Shawis, &C., &c. .se~s
Gcntfcmen's Dress coeds,
Such as fine black and brown French Cloths. black
Doeskin and fancy Cassimeres, Satnets, Casslnets.
and Italian fancy crava.s, susponders, Gloves,
DC, fr ..ss frir
4 HINTS and Caps.
A large assortment of Mems aud Boys Hats and
Caps, embracing every style and quality Also, a
large and varied assortment OF. Umbrellas, Hon
nets, and Ribbons. -. 49,
Domcstics. -
Bleaehed and unbleached Muslin, Checks, Drills,
Table Diaper, Bagglng, toweilng Table-linens
Cotton Chain, &c. ~
Groceries.
A large assortment OF Groceries, such as Sugar,
Cofee, Molasscs, Rice Tea, sc.
All who visit our establishment are free 20 ac-
knowledge that wo selline Foreign and Do
mestic Dry Goods, de-, al overwhelmingly low pri-
ces. Our low prices have plteady attracted a
large number ofpcopie. The attention ofAll who
wish good barsains is solicited, as great induce-
ments can BE- offered 10 purchasers--not because
we love money more. but Goods less. 'ltA
.n.Jf1 Is - Respectfully,
Sep 81 - TYNER & KIMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

w The largest assortmente ever offered to this
public, for sale stKo.i Commercial Row, BY
- g. = = .- LINCK & FARQUHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

Tho following persons have ordered thoir paper
discontinued, without paying arrcarages. OF havs
rearages. OF ordering them Discontinued. We
publish The llst for fbe benefit Of merchants and
others. VINO may DO saved moro than dopbic Tho
cost uf,the paper BY consulting the li<twhen asked
oplnion that not one OF thetn WI pay any debt n
he can help Il SIMPLY because ours Is TOO small
N 80 and snc on, they hope u evadc pay
name from tne list be.cW -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"Lewisburg, upion Co.. Pa. May =, 1855.
Mr.. J. A. Rhodes-Dear Sir: The box OF meal
April. Ihascs old about one half Of u. and so far
she people who have used n are satisfied that II
has cured thcm. II has certainly stopped the
Ague Ia every one who has used II, and SIX cases
were Of long standing. Ny sis ter, who has bad
II for Ave six years back and could never get u
stopped, cxeeptby Qninine, and that only "a long
as she sould take IL, Is now, think, entirely cur
ed by your remedy. G. r. McGfNLY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12
Is. o. lBAlAIElg.
SHOCKING INTELLIGENCE
FROM IrgE
C R IL MI L. "A,

FROM THE
CIR Il MT e. a.
THE CROPS ARE so FINE AND THE coUN-
this fall that We expect tradewlll be very heavy.
II affords ~ pleasure Ia Wow OF THESE facs la be-
Ing able 10 assure the patrons of the "Old white
corner' and The public genefally, that We have
worthy Of the tune and place. Ia quality, style.
and cheapness they have never been exceeded In
this market. We shall not attempt 10 enumemie
the articles comprising our stock. as "a contains
many articles Of new styles aud varieties that necd
10 be seen 10 be appreciated, We shalt acrely
name a few leading articles, such as
Domestic Dry Goods OF every Kind,
flanncis, urlnlnKs hlenthed aud unbi'hd.
Shectings and prlui. OF ever, grade,
Linen and Cotton uinpsf,
ickings, &c.
a fresh lot of Mems Fancy CASSIE
mere,
satnets. Cloths. vestines, and fine assortment
OF Clothing, both for men and boys.
49, ladies Dress Goods,
Is not exeeilod -comlrisng as u docs OF every va
rlcty OF Silks Mcrinocs, Bcrages, Dal3aize N ain
ALSO ladies snk Manilllas, Grape, Sllk,
Broeha, Long aud square Shawls. Laees, Collars
and kmbrslderles. Ailkinds of Ribbons, Hdk'fs,
We have one room devoted 10 this branch Of the
business, and we are now prepared TO suit With
shoes or Boots, everybody even 10 tho smallest
infant. Containing all the varieties of Ladies'
Buskins and Bootees. Misses and Guilds Shoes,
Men and Boys Boots and Shoes. Many Of them
are sscnsio4n madc.r -
Hats and Caps.
Every grade both for meu and boys. even TO the
very latest style o "LoNpoN SMOKER Hats. :
Hardware,
and the articles usually kept In retail store. In
QuccnsWare and Glassware
We have al entire new stock, containing sofne
new patterns, aud all that IL wanfedin this wav =
But We feel II unnecessary 10 say moro. suffice
for Us 10 say we feel very grateful for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon us for no many
years, aud ths best evidence that apprec late
favors, and OF our gratitude, we have spared no
expense or trouble 10 crafty every taste. and rem.
der ourselves worthy OF continued patronage, aud
we only ask an examlnationof our stock 10 insure
salos. 81 81
Sep 81 n. ID. GALLIONS soy