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-.
We are indebted to q Trend
ior 3 eoPy q letter from a lady
voo iormeF!y resided within q lew
uIIes 8 TN e1ty' Il Is deeply
i4!cFrnlnes and pictures IN tou-
e. onQ eloquent terms the de-
rloEobIo condition Of affairs IN
4ongne Xhe letter vas not WIT
- - Publication, and Is all the
Mcro VoInobIe, g. true and I'M
voR11o1od narrative from . highly
1n1oIIqotuaI lady, who has not the
IooC4 Ia that her letter would
bs111d ~ my except her partic-
uloE h4ode. We give it entire,
alt came nom her own pen:
LAvnsscz, May e.
NJ DEAn MRs. R:--I have
Inst oompIoted q letter to my
49, and friends, and though We
- tlssd, ! Win take up the thread
C 80 Litter where be lefl it,
Ne haye been 20 long constantly
nnnoved and had 30 little rest
nieht Or day, and had to work SO
Md end under 20 many inconve-
n1onsss, that NJ are al used up,
We have BEEN obliged to move
60 - tent into our cabin be-
~ IL noory Were laid, or logs
okInked Nd, Is our trunks and
tn1nes ooro liable to BE- pillaged,
a nv iine. while standing out
a iodIs 81 ths tent; everything
3 ercofIy Injured BY the spring
Nh w had plenty Of Vel
undl,. showsr baths, and douches,
NJ = tbe lent, and If We had
rof ben % much accustomed tc
~ hind Of treatment. We could
80 - -:-~1 a. ~~n.,,v,
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a.
and 'fbev had orders 10 accom,
nlish and thew intended to
nrooeed To drive away every id
Free State man from the Terrific
nv and. take possess;oo Them
selves Of the claims and improve
ments.
Str;nofsllow has long been ure-
inc tb;s r st,,mn sneecbes. which
some Of our Free State men have
listened 70 IN Missouri: thus Gar |
have found the lower class told
me mora cnrrectlv Of their Mans
than tbe others. Who wish 10 ST.
Ience our fears. and make a more
favorabIe ;mnress;on. y
Sometimes E. would come
from his work n the tent when
these men were stopping there,
and thew would tell him abe must
EXCUSE them for stopping, for ii
was such a rare treat to see ard
| talk with a lady once more He
knew them To- be spies sll the
time. and always when questioned
Iof our sentiments. told them we
were radical Free State. and IN
tended To maintain our opinions
at anv COST
The first night after we moved
| into our cabin a drunken nosse
came and demanded MS to come
Iout and show them the way to
Wessoort and several other Mac
les. We gave them directions
and told them we had retired and
| did NOT like 70 disturb the child
ran. thew went ronnd and round
the cabin to find fbe door. ours
;no and tbreaten;no- and finally
vect oT end cot a reinforcement
then ;non;rad the wav 10 the
| pro-slaverv camn. which thew
had inst leit. saving thev had now
a. ~ hv;nr 10 cnt oni r. we did
not come bv HI thew would
moLa ~ IA 90 ilaflv re-
| iused to stir. anil stood with re-
volver IN hand readv N shoot the
first one who attemnted 10 force
massage in. after exbausting
| tbemseiyes n oatbs. kicks and
|imnrecations. thew left. swearing
thew would hiring others still 10
make E.---.come ont. but they
did not again return.
Last Sabbath the constant fir
ling and fiepdish wells disturbed
me SO. that Ieot the children a.
sleep. and while E--.had gone
Ito look M his COW. | went down
the rayine to get away for a little
while ffom a sight Of the troops,
and where / could not hear them
SO distinctly; and had not been
gone long when l heard firing
from our cabin. and on returning
1 a ball whistled past me; / found a
Icompany of armed desperadoes
sitting around the door of GU,
1 house: thew were none | had seen
before. and | said with all the
|composure / could command
: aGentlemen. have YOU commands
to disturb peaceabie houses on
1.-The Sabbath day?" They replied
: that thew had orders TO 90 where
they chose. and do what they
chose. and fire where and wher
tho,, chose and soil thov wa~e
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- - Wateflofd, Mass, July Is, 100,
PROF. %. j. WOOD: With condolences, do re-
commend your Hair Restorative, as being the most
enicacious article ever saw. ! have used the
walpheno and other preparations OF the day, all
without elect. Since using your Hair restorative,
my hair and whiskers, which were almost white,
have gradually gtown dark; and now feel conf
dent. hat iew moro applications will restore
them 10 tholF natural color. II also has relieved
mon among pcrsons who perepire freely.
J.G. K1LBY.
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This balm is warranted TO re
lieye all ltheumatisms, Strainsini
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache. or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, PIeurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stor: CHI, Bowels, OF Kidneys,
Summer complaint OF. Children
Worms and inflammation OF the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
The reason why this balm reaches litiies
cases is because II reduces inGamation. and
ruoses he secrelious and nervous system
into action. This power 10 owing 10 the
peculiar combination, Of medical properties
without their.being ntptralIzed. The medi.
cine is Perfectfully safe. not containing any
deadly poison, OF mineral. II wil', Il used
freely. act Immediately upon the liver, and
MI other sccreetve organs.
sead the following Certificates. 1.
Certificate OF DR.. J. II. Jordan late Residenl
Physician csthe Fourth Street Cholera Hos.
pl,ul. t<
| can chctrlnIIy recommend the Aliera,iy,
Balm TO the public knowiug az | do, that II Il
an excellent article. used Il with goos
effect In cholera, during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera IIogpita in thi,
city, in case Of cramps ohns IN
stomach aud bowels. ! also used.iiln cas-
Ct inflammation Of the Kidneys with The hap
pisst effect. From my knowledge ofiis vir-
ues, Ia the above diseases and others, 1,
which have used il, | have no hesitancy i,
propouncing Il superior TO any medicine
hitherto offered TO The public with which
have become acquainted, and woeid eaeer
fully recommend tito the public.
IS J. n. JORDAN, Ma
I Cincinnati, Sept Isl iSdY ~.
/ This is to certify that in the summe
lof is4S, ] became so very lame an
weak in my back. accustomed by nj
that | could not sit down or get d.
without holding on to some object.
was advised TO try Mr.. Folsha's Altera
tive Balm. BY bathingit six or eigh
times. my backwas perfectly restored
and have felt no symptom offs retur
since.
4 My wife. also, has used it for Rheu
maiie pains, headache and toothach
with very beneficial results.
4 III. YEAKLE.
H. 20 20
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CINCINNATI.


s 2h1hAndESss AohRSfh55 l y = Hukk 6 ILL.,
Broad way and Fifth street.. Cincinnafi. Ohio. +.
Monuments. Tombs. and Gave 6t0D<s, Marble
Nantes and Slaiuary, babii<inaI Fonts. NauraI
Tablets, Urns, Vases, Garden Firurcs. csbinefanl
Counter slabs, &C. DC. constantly on hand ana
furnished 10 ORDER E. -. A.
Tbs Photographed with sarsistn Block and
Slab, or sawed OF ordor. IS art = - ..s
mar2f '54fy - 1. -. 49,.
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Wholesale Depot, atJ.& G. Reak.
hirts, No. 81 Pearl ~. Gin.
DR.. y. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side Of Filth VI, 2 doors east OF Smith
Gin. u. ts
Forsalc at r.. Tyner'p. ID. Price q
Son's. Linck& Farquhar's,Dr Moody's
and nr. IIailes, Biookyille. Ind.
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PHILADELPHIA.
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES

TERRIBLE DISCL0SURRS
skcl.ETe FOR rae MILL10xi
: most wonjsriui and Invaluable Pobi|essloa-
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.. one q tns ors> medical ss1oo1a - - oule1
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y . ne siedy and trsssnsus q 1yD>llls - 1fn-
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be i.st.umenl@i 10 ths moral pasInc1lion "a
s@oas sAs young, ssis de, ssS '.si.c s -:
WIsc the pride and 0ewer 81 he na1ion. -
The author argues particularly, most s1ronelr
sssinstsvsTy species q cell -de1lsnsns-as4 vaSss
gssra the youuE q bslk ssxss fron ~ SSSs1Ss
IconscQuenccs con<omi1anf u GAsIr 1xuornnoo -
Pathological laws and ssxsai inpssllics os1 d.
o. ssss ,ss ss . s,sss< e.
ruptng examples Of )hoIf scneoI- mates ~ c1knes
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uh swell knovn th.t tbeussnds % vicftns en-
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tic diseases htsictures, SemissI Woatn oss ues-
vcus debility, and the nunefoue 1nain<,oa u&1ck
spuns direeuy oriees rsnossly frou ~ ls6o1-
sssse 81 esnsi psss'ons and secret visistiens q
On view q .hess issss, snd ~Assis Il slss go
sidercd that aboos 100 80 psnons de sesoallD
jor.ty being she viciins Of de volspsusss is1is
Grafton o. their progsnisoFs, aKreeoD1y = ~
lsenptural cnsneission, that he Gins Il Ne psr.
enn ere Walled upon the ehildrsn. eyes = ts
ed with senupsnss u snisrrsd iiss;Src.s. ; m
scarcely be csnsursd for any sGot V ssss;a16 ~
s!ees q shs :ee, ~ ihs humble ins'ssnsnlalny .
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hOf. NoOD-Having experienced the magic
effect Of your liar Rcsiofatisc. drop you this
upon the subject Abouttwo years ago, my hair
c0ntinoneed failing OF aud turning Era,s
fast becoming bald. Iinet a friend who hal used
tues.i was Induced 10 Try u. although had but
little faith, as had before tried many other
remedies, commenced using your Restorative
la January last. a few appici tions fastened my
hair firmly. II began 10 MI up, grow out, and
turned back 10 It's former color, (biack). AZ this
Time, tisfauv resc Cd 20 It's original eoor health
aud appearance, md chcoffully recommend I've
use 10 all. >. ID. HOES.
Chlearo. III. MAY I. 1854. -
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" ~ hl<iOs
This Is 10 certify that in June last. / was
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; and was
soon, as my physician states in collapsed
state. ! had remained in this state somt Two
hours, when my physician informed myis
~ aud friends that could not possibly h =,
andstrictly forbid my wife permitting anS
Que giving me any medicine or nourlshmeDl
whatever, as il would only hasten my death
At this timeMr. Foreha came 10 see me, ano
broughl with hima bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and askec
permission Of my vile 10 use II on me, as he
Ihohghti II wouldimmodiately give ease. J
was Immediately applied, and IN less than ten
minu.esI was stored. aud was in warn
perspiratioa, prior to which time my extremI-
ties were cold, a clammy sweat was on my
face aud head. After the use Of two other
hotties Of the same medicine. / was eeiir.l,
Iieeed Of all distress. aud in few days was
restored 10 health.
would most cneerfully and heartily rec
ommend this BALM 10 all who are afflicted
10 a similar way have also used II IN
other diseases, aud have found II mos,
excellent remedy. l do not think II can be
tcohIghly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
lido hereby certify that the above certi6-
cate is correct, and the statement of the
physician made to me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati. Dec, s,h, ls49.
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North East Pennsy lvania, March .. 1855.
SIR; In consequence OF having hair, for several
years past. not oaly array, bal perfectly white,
nave cut II short, aud worn caps 20 hide II from
view; bat somc threc months since, was indue-
ed To Hair kcrtoratlse. and must IN jus
tlee say, that is elects were almost miraculous,
cor V has changed Il gradually toalmostt rs former
~ 10 be more benutfuI Than itever was, whom un-
der the innucnce OF the nnest oil. earnestly
therefore, recommend u 70 every lady ~ decided
ny the fof toilet use. OF Anything
Ia the world. ssh BETSY SMITH.
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Milford, Worcester, co., Mass, Nov. ~, 1854.
PROF. o. J. WOOD--Dea Sir: take pleasure
in bearing voluntary testimony 60 the magic e.
iecis OF yonrwonderful Hair Restorative Asfaf
back as lt3C, my hair commenced falling on. uutli
The iopof my scalp became bald and smooth rs
glass; and continued % fall FOR great many
years, notwithstanding 1 have used many coivbra-
ted preparations for its restoraton. Seeing your
advertisement, was Induced 10 give your article
trial and, my utter nsionshmcnt,t found, nf-
ter Few applications, that my hair became urmly
scl.and assumed GLOSSY and beautiful appear.
ance, and by the Time had used a quart bottle.
my bald head " e. covered over with a young and
sigorousg growth Of hair, which 10 now from ono 10
wo inches Ia length, and growing FAST
fous, tsuiys HENRY GOODRICH.
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CoNNERsyILLE
Iron Foundry.

CoNNERsyILLE
Iron Foundry.
eBRHA1T.4 rHouRso
.(Successors 70 w. =. Cebhesrt)
Wholesale and Retail DoaIers In
COOKING AND HEATING SToyEs.
Castings Of every Descrig ton.
nJstore on Monroe street, Ss'~ dooss ssuuh
We keep constantly on bind The larress "a
best assortmen:of Cookirf stoves In ne rsli~v
and having recently decreased our fsciIities "a
manu- iactnrine. NO have detcrminsd 70 snIL sni
AT CINCINNATI PR1CESl
weeonsinust To Manufacture the state Fair pre-
HATHAWAY COOKING STOVE.
United stssesi We also msuuiactufs ne Prsmi-
!, am o. step Cooking Stoves, viii o. holssasd
Wssrs prepared 70 furnish. vsclrsAts ssd
Sad Irons, Wagon Boxes, and Irons.
&C., &C., ct city Prices.-
A general sssorinent OF
TINWARE,
FAVE TR0UGHS, -
4 HOUSE SCOUTING.
kept on hand and made 70 order.
JOB Castings Of al kinds.
made IN superior manner, - shsrt aesics-
invite especial slssnton 70 The fact thss We var
rzntour stoves 70 peffofm we'll, and our cos(inO
generally 70 be Of good nstsFsi Of Ne nos<y
n. I.--old Castings, old Copper, snd cosssry
| Produce tsk On IN kxehanee.
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OVEN Der 2iet. 1853.
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! have ased Professor o. ,. Woods Hair Rcsto-
fntlYe, aud have admired is wonderful efecis.--
II restored my hair where " had fallen on; u
cleans are head, AID renders the hair ooft and
smooth -rmuch more so than oil.
MARY a. ATKINSON.
Louisville, Noy.l is5f.
II-JsSold at ia Market street, ST. Lonis, No.
broadway. New York, and by all Druggists
everywhere. An kinds OF family patent medi-
cInts for sale, on the best possible terms, At Pro-
lessor Woods establishment, Ia Market Street:
st. Louis. IfIr.
HrD. Y. Johnston issele agent for Brookyille,
apfii III
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rELiEIH FOX Il
= most Wonjeriul and 4
nk- HUNTfR's MEDIC
i ~ ~ o<IG.n.I and pop
f@4111 on Man :
md woman: heir Pay =
9loIoky. FoDcfions and >
~exuAi DIeor0cFs Of c<- -
cry kind. win never :,
ialiinf Remedies for Ne =
speedy cure Of al dis :.
eases Of . prIreie and
delicate character. Incl
1ept % Ne xiclal>on Of I
Of F1(urc's God.
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tuuons. comc oi tncm nave tolo US
it was useless for the North to make
any resistance. for the Executive was
on their side. and would employ all
the navy and army to support their
cause.
None ofour freight has arrived yet
Il was very heavy. and has doubtless
been suspected and the boxes broken
open by Missourians. who are all the
time on the look out for rifles coming.
and break open pianos, and oil heavy
boxes, destined for Kansas. We can
get no clue to our things. The ruff
ans robbed private houses all the from
Lawrence TO their homes. taking chill.
drcn's toys and women's dresses. -
Atkinson and Stringfellow are both
bloated. red-faeed. yulgar.looking fell
lows. The United States Marshal Il
a hard looking case; tho District AT.
torney has very red nose. and al
use oaths ut every word. even in talk
log with ladies'. Nj. II. could make
a very striking and vivid picture gal.
Iery IL he could see what We have re.
Gently. g. s., and a thousand such
young men. are needed here more
than In any portion Of the globe. Theil
talents win lind free scope. and .thei
names one day be illuslrious in his,o
~. Tell him to organize party ant
come on. We don't want any NOR
|, Shapes rifles sent without The .tru'
steel TO accompany them. as they vii
fall into the hands Of our enemies, an.
arr turned to our destruction. Tn,
} South carolinians passed here in lou,
, triumph with the beautiful brass how
itzer sent By Massachusetts, and othe
, spoils Of victory. Lawrence wouI'
have resisted to death II they had no
come BY Executive authority. AM
! they had decided not to resist the U
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on a bluif overlooking the town a
fierce South Carolinian, armed
with musket, bayonet, belt stuck
full Of bowie-knives aud revolvers,
rode up with his party, and hailed
us as spies from Lawrence. E.
told him where We lived, and that
we had just started to so to town,
but had been intercepted by their
proceedings and directions. A.
gain he said, "You have been to
Lawrence to-day" E. re-
pcated the assertion. Again the
Carolinian said insolently, ~ am
sure | have seen you pass out Of
Lawrence to-day" E---ther
replied, 81 am no liar, and will moi
hear that repeated again, aliel
my assurance to YOU" and E.
said il in a determined and defy
ling manner, which / feared nigh
provoke the scamp and party t
violence, but il seemed to abat,
their bravado, though they wen
on swearing they would bring Of
hundreds OF slaves to Kansas il
the face Of heaven or hell, AN
keep them here, too, whetbe
Free State or Slave State. The,
offered no resistance to our stay
ing on the bluff until after tn
J town was taken and the presse
destroyed. Then, when the car
uonadIng commenced, they tol
us we would no longer be safe I
.'remain there, We saw theI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-22

~ Erandreta's Pills. - Ihe weak, the
oGsumptivs, rheumatic, costivs bilious and decate,
after go ufe, will fid Ged strength and
life peivede every organ of their frames.
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves
commence II the art cries and terminate the veins
These Pills, first effect, upon the srterial
blood increasing the circulation BY which Impurities
deposited in the veins and they throw off suca
collections tito the bowels, which organ, by the en-
cray derived from Brandreth's Pills expelz them
from the system When frat used the pills may &C.
casion gripping and make the patient feel worse
this must be norne with for the good TO after
wsrds ITO great good is often achieved without
trouble in its attsiren and this rule applies the
recovery of health. These symptoms oaIy occur
where the body has long struggled under losd OF
impurs tenacious humors. consecutive for q
few Gays will satisfy the mcst unbeIievipg of the
crest good;the pills doing. The directions should
be carefully studied. If understood sud followed
hea tn ard vigoi will, in majority of cases, be
cured By the use of Brandreth's Pills.
SOLD at IS cents per box as 45 Canal street, Bran
dreth Building New York; by T W. Dyott & Sons
33, North Second street. Philadelphia; BY
BRANCH, No /. Esst lain street, Richmond, We.
and by medicine dealers generally de 2-Su
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A CCTION SAIL Ell will sell without re.
"A serve, In front of Johnston & Meals Commission
House. in Danvle, at the hour of IL o'clock, NJ on
the oath December 1856, the tract of land which
now reside situated Il miles from Danville, inme-
diately on the Plank road, containing &c acres
There 10 upon said land q comfortable residence,
with all necessary outhouses, fine water, &c. ANY
desiring to raise vegetables for market will find
the place well suited for that purpose, ana could
make a profitable investment Information will be
given to those corresponding with at this place
Those wishing TO view the premises will find at
the store of Williamson, Graves l. Johnston. Tho
terms will be made liberal.
no 23-dts GEO, WILLIAMSON,
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rE Christians II Coming - Close of my
Fourth ANNUAL SrovE CAMPAIGN. To insure my
cuatonrers 3 comfortable and therefore " Merry
Chrstmss." sui constantly making air tight Stoves
for wood; Pyramids and Radiators for coal; Portable
Grs-es combating a Cheerful open FIRE." with
economy Of fusl;" Portable Heaters. fer warmin IL
several rooms or passages with kre-more ncat
sRd convenient end less expensive than furnaces and
especially des'rAbts for occupants of hired tene.
ments Galvanized Ovens, uaeQualled for hasina Y
sei roattns PURPOSES; reference given to those who
ksve them in use Also direct from the old and cal
cbrated Stove. SSHse and Frrusce Factory of the
Nessrs B2rstovy, Providence, r. l., larger and more
varied assortment thsu before, all of which
will furnish ct favorable prices superior quail
iy of bs afforded in Baltimore and ether
Northern cities
Repairing pieces for all the above named ware. al.
WAYS in store ready for customers without the de.
lsy required TO cast them.
Thankful for past tavors, I will endesvor TO exc.
cUts al orders promptly, as heretofore
GEORGE STARRETT
de LETT I4s Main atreet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-22

" less of Appetite Is the foreTunner of
6iass.es and the indication Of oeranged liver
eGd dsordered stomsch. Those who are thus affect
ed may readily avoid spell of sickness by resortila
20 the use of BAKERS BITTERs the surest regulator
aad assistant of the skill of has yet dis
covered A fsw dsses will expel secteted blle en-
ivrn the liveI, strengthen the stomach increase the
appetite, sssist digestion, and prevent bilouahess
choc, stomach d4rrho.a and all Other diseases
o. similar stsnp. One single bottle, taken accord
iu2 directions is worth bushel of poisonous min.
eyals and qua ok nostrums. They purely vegeta-
lie, and entirely harmless in their action Try them
t. nc had of Gil the principal Drug sts III the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere. Orders filled BY ad-
dressing +. BAKER,
no Ia Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-22

selling Gil at tOst.-~The undersigned
intending TO rnsks change in their firm, theii
OF this city the Of January next respect
fully call the attention of Their customers and the
public il general that they will sell of at cost then
entire l2rga, well made and we'll selected rtock OF
CLOTdiNG. Ther stock comprises in part, heavy
Black hi4ing Oger-Coats, and large assortment OF
either kiuds fine Fancy Six Velvet Black Sat n
Fancy AID Six Silk End Cloth and Cashmere Vests
good assortment of Black and Fancy Cashmere
Pants; Black Cloth Coats OF all gsdes, and Bushes,
Costs Of all qualities; good assortment Of Servants
Clohiag; Talmas Rgglans ami good selection OF
ENFLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODSi
AL they ask il a call and examine for yourselves.
IL HEXTER Il SONS, No 20 Main a..
Next door TO Purcell, Ladd Co.'s, Druggists.
no 2l--9InN