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The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

Tue SorrH WEST We have re iv, Il the first num-
bcr Of this daily paper published AT Baton Rouge.
II Is neatly printed. and ably edited But the most
admirable feature abont il Is that il i thoroughly Dc
mocratic. and support, with ygor and ability l. J.
Sigur for Congress. We wish ii success in every par
ticular.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

7sf-~ A rcncontrc took place in New Orleans on
the 18th inst. brtwecn James II. Wngll ID formerly
Of that city. but now. Of St II'lena. and WIN. j.
Logan. keeper Of the ,P lican House. They fired
at each other several tims Logan was. is suppos-
cd. fatally wounded. Wngfeld escaping unhurt
Thy were both formerly Of the n q. Know Nothing
Association and the difficulty i an old one growing
out Of matters connected with Wingicld's with
lrnNnl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
Yours truly,
81. JosEpn's, LA.. Oct. 18Th. 1857

ST. JosEpns, La. Oct. l2ti. 1857.
Our people are anXiously cx-
pccting the arrival of Mr. Sigm among them. lie
has been in Carroll and Is now in Madison We have
not yet heard from those parishes but have no doubt
that the Democracy have ratified his nomination.
The Democracy of this parish enthusiastic in his
favor and his nomination will be unanimously rati-
fed. Put Tcnsas down for Sigur.
Yours ruly
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

CARROLL PARISH. Oct. 9th 1851,
The Democracy Of this parish has ,ati-
fed the nomination Of Mr. Sigur lie viii receive the
entire support Of The Democracy Of this parish and
this section. with irw exceptions, He has gone 10
Madisoaa lrrlSt- and no one here entrrans a doubt
as to his ratification by the Democracy Of those parishes
lie is above all others the man The people of this Di.,
triet need in Congress. If the Democracy Of the
Florida Parishes will but do their duty, his election is
certainty.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

ASSOCIATION ToMpoI> OF S3000.---Mcssrs. Nauman
& Strauss have made up another Tomhoa. the schcmn
Of which will be found in our advertising columns.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

T''- Bear III mind that the drawing Of Tildon'
Tomhola takes place on the 21h instant.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

TENNESSEE L. s. SENATOR. Ey-Goy. Andrew john
son was elected on the Sth inst by the Legislature,
for the term Of six years from the lh of March last
in place uf Senator JQGe7, whose term then cynrod
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

gs- Messrs Haynes and Jones speak at the Cour
House to-day,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17
Yours truly,

70" The vote Of this District, in 1855, was. for
Wickllhe, l9O3 Marks, 1889 Heron, 1907 +; Da-
wilson, 473l.
Taking the vote of Wicklife and Marks as the
democratic vote, both residing therein, Mr.. Davidson
ran behind them in eoery parish, but Livingston. By
comparing the vote Of Heron. also Il resident Mr..
Davidson ran behind him, in every parish, but Avoy-
Giles and Livingston. his vote being larger by two
in the former than that of Major Heron. Does not
this demonstrate Col DaydsOn's immense populari
", ALWAYS BRINGING UP TIE REkR2
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

M. While able, honest, talented and patriotic De-
mocrats such as John Perkins, Hugh L. Short and
Maj Heron, are supporting Mr. Signr, moi man of
even ordinary thirdatc capacity has taken the field
for Col. Davidson
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-10-17

) ours &c,
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IL The scarlet fever is very prevalent I'm An
PornatoI county, Va.
III The large factory a, Baliston Spa has been
closed owing TO the great advance in the price of
cotton
IL The deaths In Newark. y. last week
numbered 80, decline Of IL from the previous
week
III The - Nitriol Man has turned up again
this time in Newark, y J. Ladies dresses az
usual, are the field chosen for his operations
IL On Wednesday evening last an individual
Went into house in Utica, n Y. where the
corps. OF gentleman was lying, on pretence of
condoling with the widow, and before leaving
stole the lady's purse, containing SIS from a
table.
II A woman, named Haley, at Charle.town,
Mass. left little girl 10 months old and younp
infant In bed asleep. and was absent a short time
On returning. she found the infant dead IL had
rolled from It's pillow that its neck laid across
one Of the little girls legs, which probably pro-
dnced strangulation.
IL From one 10 two thousand people every
day surround the well in Johnson Vt. into
which IT was supposed the murdered girl was
thrown. As fast as the water was PUMPED out
the vacuum was filed with water and sand so that
Dut httle progress was made. They Were how
ever, about to sink new and water-tight curb
ing.
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u The following is genuine letter from a
famous Louisville darkey. The Knickerbocker
printed ono of his epistles a while ago, and
made him very proud niger:
My respects and compliments to both Mad
anne and Mr.. C. Having the pleasure of a
chance to write you a few lines, which makes
me enjoy the most systematical happiness as
any circumstance you ever accumulated
Il have been in state of dilapidation for
some days from the result of rheumatic. l had
the pleasure Of meeting with Dr. B, and
addressed my distresses TO him; he prescribed
for my benefc al expiration, and the remedy
was slxty-fye drops of neutralized spirits con-
taminated through the incubation of a very
little water, a small donation of mint put upon
the top of it, with billet of ice upon the top of
that, renovated with very little nutmeg; tea
spoon set in n tumbler, stir it well, and take it
personally. We then find the pressure of the
systematical health
hope to hear from you soon, and hope you
are all enjoying the best of health. In all my
dllapidated di.tresses prayer is the only source
70 which L could resort for releyatiOn. Not
withstanding you are far off, hope the polici-
tations Of our prayers will unite.
A few days hence | was called upon Mt the
courthouse 70 renew the redition Of nv emaa-
cipation- l saw the power Of superstition was
30 FREEDOM inc ting, that went to congratulate
the aid Of this colony to see whether or not we
could rebat the redition of superstition.
thought all was accomplished when coming
out of the back door L saw the most sponta
neous vigor of superstition that ever recoc-
nized; L eyaporated with great humility and
distressiOn, but the smiles of Providence was
all the consolation at last
Your spontaneously humble servant.
Louisville, Feb. 10, 1857 CHARLES M
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

HhOHNS' HOTEL.-MTs r II Scott child
Bid; 6 Peck and lady. CIV; Nj J Harris and Ia,
dy, Pa; Brown, La; Mrs NJ p Norton. do: Miss
l. Norton, do; DIR II A Harrison and family Ala:
Housen, Ny; w Williams, Va; TN VIII
nams, 90 III Seoace, Ill; Mercer, do; ] w
CrawfoId sc; Myers, Pa; Col w Waiworth.
Mrs % Dell and children, do; w Steele, Csc; r
hacker, sc; Z ! ied and daughter Miss;
Miss VI Clay, Ky; Miss B Field. do; Miss 4
HOLLOWAY, do; Hiss VI Miller, do; w Cooper,
L DeGfaifenTeid and lady, sc; Miss : DcGIaff N
reid dc; Miss V DcGTatienIeid, SO, Miss y ich
olson, do; VIM Blyth, Tenn; & Il MeTcer. Va; 4
"arner, Ny; \ WarncI jr, do; : Thomas,
VIZ \ Teemyer, Wis; Is Dayid2e, o; J I, e
Dom, DC; J Chambers, Pa; + e Parria, SC; ]
w hostruin, Ala w q Dozier, USN; w Wood
&c; J RYAN. sc; Molany DC; WIN ID
SlaTk MIG Early and daughter XIV; F. Fisher
Dc Floyd, Ala; ] Mackay, Can; Mis-, Mack
ay, do; w Gordon, do; Purcell, sc; JHNick-
frso1, do; r Butler Ga; W Fan Bell, Pa;
Miss Taylor, do; b Babin. La: p r BOWIE
do: l. Ghiselin, Md: w II BeaII. do. = w
Roberts, Pa Wallar, NY; ID Morgan. Nj;
S Ch.n Vowel and daughter, Ala f II Me,calf,
CreG'chHayer, do; JnO Cronin, dc; MOTOR Ben
hcCullock, Texas; w Carswell, Del; " Kew
ser, Md. my
WILLARDs' HOTEL.-JA Green. Va: w X
Van B b !, ; A; DuPre. la; w ii Pur-
nell. Il H Hicks, Md; Gen Chandler and lady :
G; Miss McLane, do; ID q Elliott, II burden! DR.
Person and daughter, A Spalding, Capt Cayen-
dy, ny; w Wait and family, Ark; DR. AIcKil-
CSNi Hon j Clancy Jones, Ps; Capt IL w Morris
Lieut. Abbott, L : v; w ID Miller, Va; NJ Lang.
horn, do; L Patton, La; Mrs f. I.anghorn Ky;
VIM RsdfOfd, q Williamson. USN; n Brown
Mo- 81 Conway, Md; T. A Steed, Miss; Thomas
Eills Eng gland; Mrs II III Anderson, Pa; DIR G. :
Ratclife, Ky; Capts Gardiner and Tatnall, USN
Ut Diliard BarbOt, w l. Hopkins. j Endlich
IL BuitTick, Mis-; l. II Pelouze, y A; Hon
go, l1o s; and ROst- La; Chittenden, CT III
hIhh GOD HOUSE-Com Jones. USN; J
Ms Stone. do; = IL Dsy.T Tenn: O CIarn Va,
vi ~ iGu IL, n Roberston Ala; l. Young
VA Va, al e, Ga; 1. Il hagan, Mass; l. d I.o.
,,a n,yn DO rhIIps. do; Lilly, 10, Md; q
ioby, Miss; ! s+own, Ala; r InylefeId. q;
Ut mason; tSN; Mitchell, do; w butcher
Pa.
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NEW GROCERY. WINE, AND

ne snls cLIber begs to inform his friends and the
PHHDti9' t!iat ne mas oponed 4 NEW STORE, corner
OF lIth street and Louisiana avenue, where he in
trnus 20 keep constantly ON hand large and varied
assnrtmeht 81 Foreign and Domestic WINES Ii
QDORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCER iES
consisting OF Fine Teas. Sugar, Coffee Flour soap
Olives, kaisIns, Figs. Ssrdlnes. Anchoyies, Otard,
BrandIes IN cases, demIJohns, and casks Old Ia
maIca Rum, SheTTIes, Madeira, Port of various de
scriptIons II. Julien Claret, Chateaux Maryapx in
eases, Champagne Cider, Brh6dy Fruits, Rey nold's
Edinburgh Ale, innisette, MaTaschn mo- Curacna
Absynihe, Champagne, and a large aud varied de-
scTiptlon Of Havana Cigars.
Also, St0ughtOn Bitters, and Fever and Ague
Bltters, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly Invited To call and exam
inc the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers Of Congress also Informed that their orders
will I've promptly attended To. and delivered at their
resIdences at the shortest notice.
general assortment of hne Havana Cigars i'm
ported direct by the subscriber. ut wholesale and
tai.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
produce taken ln exchange.
Levy g Old w hlskey, constantly on hand, of l840.
county orders punctually attended to, and ooun-
ment. JONkS p IEVV
JoSu No. 6a Twelfth street.
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NOBLE WOMAS.-A young lady nineteen
years Of age, named Mary Mikeseil, moved
with some friends, two years ago, from Vans
seon, Fulton county, Ohio, to Maple Rapids,
Gratiot county, Michigan. During the famine
OF last winter and spring, Miss MikeseiI gath
cred ashes and made black salts, which she
sold to procure food for herself and friends.
thus saving them and herself from the perils of
starvation
A few weeks ago she found IL necessary to
return to WansseOn- Having no money with
which to pay her passage, she resolutely started
on foot and walked the entire distance. one
hundred and sixty miles, in four days-forty
miles per day Such a girl as that would head
a division To storm the Malak0f
We have these facts from two gentlemen
Of snsseOn, and can youch for their accuracy.
Adrian WateAtOtoer
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Travellers DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDER
W. rf AND MOIINF VEp

WAsHlNsroNA.SSR5 kMhdE;X2kAA,NpRM
GotfYER VII 2S depart a, he s2 fooN sSh
Leave .Alssandris. ct 4, 81. and ii |. M, ~. %.
Leave ~ Wilmington, q. *. iOx. and Tx a. NJ. s..
The public may confidently rely on the Boat start
One OF ths B sov1t wS m,t. ri, To MorNr
VERNON on TuEsp.I and FRIDAf Of eaoh week,
leaving Washington at so'oloek a. m.
s SAN SS2kf saRiER. Captains.
Either Boat may be chartered for Excursions at
Of Pp the to
avenue. or to the Captains on board. iyl7-tf
THE PACIFIC MAIL, STEAMSHIP COM
One of the s,e,m,ni ra ~ ,f;s co, .s,-x;n,
the 8! KS PPGTTeSny
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves aI3EFN
val Of the United asa sae. Mai sns
ers, which leave New Orleans and New, York regu-
fHS RsiSSsscnser' connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and sp
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad "a miles long) is now oom-
peted from ocean to ocean. and - crossed IN or
hours. The baggage of passengers is checked in New
York through to San Francisco, and passengers are
xpebse. The money paid in New York covers all
ex penses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention IN case of accl
dent, that the route is entirely reitabIe-no fail
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passenger leave Pansna the same day they ar
Conductors 90 through by each steamer. and take
charge OF women and children without other protec-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the agency Ia West st,e%et;, New n fork,to
ARMSTRONG, ii Kris & CO,
;,o,,s or p.prrr Ur.,r> S g, OiIeahs,- of
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Having de termned TO make change in our present
hTIn IL becomes necessary To close out our present
stock entirely, we shal therefore commence from
thls day TO offer our stock al prices utterly regard
less OF cost.
Our assortment as complete. consisting of Per
luInery, Toilet Goods, ClIna and Bronze Ornaments
PortemOnnaIes, Card Cases. Books, Busters. has
kets, EngIavIngs, Desks, Work Boxes, Door Mats
ana an endless variety TO all Of which invite the
attention Of the public.
III No Humbug.
Persons indebted will please settle M at orca as
the present arrangements must be closed.
II. j. MCLAUGHLIN < co,
au o. 30 Def gtb ana orb sts
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EVENING STAR.
go IT,

You're q sinner, SIR,
And you know IL;
But no natter friend'
Only by and BY.
You may chance TO die
There's God on high,
And you know It.
You defraud and cheat,
And you know
Nix the chat with wheat
Go it."
Only there's a place,
When We run our race;
shame Will veil your face,
Dare you show 1T,
You have wronged the poor,
And you know 1T:
Made their sorrows sure
go II
Wonder wrinkled crone
Shall before the throne.
All your sins make known;
How you sent her cold,
ShIveTlng and old,
From the crazy wall,
Ready to It's fall;
In the snow storm sent,
When for lack of rent,
Tears she gave and groan-
YOu-tOr bTead-a stone.
You're sinner. sir,
And you know II;
But no ms tier, friend.
60 IT."
Only by and by,
You may chance to die
There's God on high.
And you know II.
Men have given you gold,
And you show IT.;
Earth your praises told
Go IL"
God your gold can rust,
Turn your fame TO dust,
Ask you to trust
Can you show 1t
boston OIirs Byaucb
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DRlvATE MEDICAL TREATISE
III TEY

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Il ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
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and Plates.
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ID Ssn!Jrss of postage to al! parts Of the Uaios.
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rules for daiIy manag ement-en essay on Sperma-
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young IL 10 truthful adviser to the married, aud
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CROIX upon any Of the diseases upon which his
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The subscriber gives nOtire that he Continues 10
m1nutacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
ana substantial and VIII raise wafer one hundr Il
let peTp@ndIcGlar. For Information refer you to
the Inha bItants no have used thein.and two ohem
may De seen on street. between 18th and 18th, one
al the corner OF III and l n. near the old CAPITOL
IN = deep well, two on NIrsI avenue between "a
and 4h streets, All put operation ty order of the
Mayor OF Washington. He will dig aud deepen
wells, build clsterns for rain water put In operation
tiydfau!lin RlinS, and repair old pumps Of every
descr ptIon. Those desiring his will Ire &C
ooninodaied al the shortest notice by calling on the
subscriber III W ashIngton. ID. e., No. 1853 Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place.
Sc 2-eo2m FOSTER HENSHAw
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STAPLE FALL GOODS.

JOHN Ii. SMOOT,
No. ll9 s. SIDE Bridge ST., Geor torn, ID. e..
has received and offers customers an assortment
of goods adapted to the early Fall demands consist
Ing OF the following. viz:
Pam BLACK Silks, of the best makes
Rain Modes and bright colored Muslin DelaInes
Rlch Fall sty les Muslin Delaines, at % cents
Rich English and American Prints, IN great variety.
fast colorsl
New York, English. Bates Mills. all Wool, and
- other heavier makes Shifting Cottons
Rlchardson's and Chaue's celebrated makes of
Irish Linens
Hack and white Check Cashmeres. for Busters
Single and double width LUpIns Black Mousln De-
lanes
White. Red, and Yellow Flannels
Casslmeres, SattInets. and kentucky Jesns
Shlrtlng Prints, striped and dotted
Ladies and Misses Cotton Hose, all kinds
Gents. and Boys half do.
LADIES' and Gents Linen Cambria Handkfs
Rich, new style Bonnet Ribbons
White Brllliants, C8mbrcs and Musns
Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheeiings and Fowellipgs
Osnahurg Calicos and Pad Cottons
Heavy Brown sheetIngs, Drills, and fine brown
ShlItInss
With other seasonabls Goods, which will be sold
low TO cash or prompt customers.
an S-tf j. III. >.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OFTHE WEST.
~ ~ ~ ~ 49, -

- ~ ~ 49, q 80
BALTLMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
j.; Inc recent extension and Improvement ofIt lead
tire revision Of the running arrangement ofthis road
by which highly important adyshtsses to the trsS-
is 1851 THREE DAILY 'i TRAINS vii Be rune
F Gh 81 MsTSqSa
from Camden Station Baltimore at A. N, (e1 cept
SHndaS, stops At way stations and arrives at Cum
seoond-The MAIL TRAIN starts SUNDAY e1-
cepied) at 81 NJ. and arrives Wheeling at %
rams for CoIumus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Lou
Isy ,,L Chlesgo st LOUIS &C. and at same place
Gsyepnd Road and also at rarkersburs with Ma
No sTes da ana a. SISPPiMMNa Sor
necting a. Benwood at A. NJ. with express trains
s aRf Saurs asTe W.s SHs 3
at with cars by PsTksbnTs Gt and Msnett.
roads Tor C1iiiioothe Glneinnat, etc. These trains
connect AT henla Tor Indiana polIs Chicago and ST.
onls. and at Cincinnati with the. Great Ohio and
Is;;.sslPPi htPrsss for Louisville Caro- and 81.
BaItImore BY this train the time TO all the central
the distance Is from % to 100 miles shorter tisn b1
tne shortest OF other routes From the West these
gns at Bsmcrse at s soss snd satisfactory ar
rGR RHgEnEe f Sheskea IsT0ns5 :: 81 points
Camden station and at WsssinSt az d. c. rates az
Passengers from baltimore or Washington may
rftW nc Todd OF GdkIght, by taking n
ing TRAINS, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resumiHg next morning by Wheeling Ae-
commodation TRAIN, leaving Cumberland at and
FOB WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A NJ,
VIII stop at all nations east of Cumberland, and the
wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eas.wardly.. the Mai
Tram leaves W heelIng at $50 A. NJ. and Accommo-
uation leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore
ON TIE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BhANCH between hrafton and parkersburg, way
PASSENGERS VIII take the Express westwsTdly and
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at4P. NJ,
stopplng az way stations. Leaves Frederick at s,I5
A: NJ. aTTlvIng al Baltimore ~ noon.
The EL!slCOfr'S MILL. TRAIN leaves At SIS
A. NJ, and SIS 2. NJ. Leaves ElIcotts Mills al =
A. III. and T. NJ. except sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore for Washington at AIS and aTs
A. and SIS p. Nj. On Sundays at AIS A. NJ,
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and q 81 A.
Nj. and Sand 4.h p. VI. On Sundays at "a. NJ, and
10 L. NJ. only,
The first sBd fourth trains from Baltimore and the
second and fourth trans from Washington, will be
express mali trans stopping only at Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
he el5 and 5.l5 trains from Baltimore and the 80
and ,, trans from Washington connect with the
trans from Annapolis.
For tickets, Information, fare, &C., apply TO J. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, al the Ticket Office, Camden
station, WM. :. WOODSIDE,
~ iS-u Master of Transportation. Baltimore,
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE Fol
w lowing Goods which we are prepared to sell at
small advance OF cost for cash
very large variety of Turner Bros. celebrated
LIquors,viz:
Turner'S Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for
Dyspepsia
Blackberry Brandy, certain cure for Diarrhea and
Dysentery
Claret; Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines.
all of superior quality -
Raspberry, Strawberry, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
dies, az OF hne favors, prepared from the pure
juice of the fruit
Rose, Cinnamon, Annis and Pepperment CordiaJs
Curacao, Ahsinthe, Essence of PEPPERMINT
Extract OF Sarsaparllla, Stoughton Btters
Forest w Inc BltterS.
We have ais on hand, supply Of DR.. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine BItters a splendid article.
In addition TO the above, we have at all tines a
large supply of the following named stock Of Malt
Liquors, being the only Liquors Of the kind in the
District, and which cannot fail i'm giving salts faction
to al who use them: Philadelphia X X, Burton and
XXX Pale Ale, Philadelphia Brown Stout, Xxx POr
ter, and a fine article of Lager Beer.
AS usual, supply of Mineral Water. Cider &C.,
on hand. Army a. SHINN
tyYpen
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X L M o. III !, Dvr,.so>

II z
H. NJ. PETERSON
Having moved INTO the new Store, l9nH Penn
avenue. north side, between Sd and ~ SITS, a.
has Just received an extensive assortment OF IA
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS IA
made up In his usual fashionable style. .-hA>
u lie IS also receiving n large assortment of GEN
nLEMEN'S APPAkEl, of every description,
FANCY ARTICLES. DO: all of which he offers
on accommodating terms to his old customers and
others who NAV favor him with call. au q colin
A L COST.-Havins determined to confine our
"A buslress exclusively to the coach and cabinet
Dranoh OF the trade (ino udlng Bar Iron aud SteeD
We Oh sr our present stock of BUILDING HARD
MARE, Gu TLERG, A R1CULTURAL
GOODS, u c.. &c at cost to close out.
All such goods must positively be sold and If not
entirely closed out by the 18th December will he DIS
posed of at auction 10 make room for another class
of merchandise.
An examInati On OF prices will convince purcha sers
that on such goods the6e chance for good invest
meDt.
With increased facilities in the branch Of he trade
To which We shal hereafter devote our att
as To quality and quantity. solicit the IucTe. ssd
patronage OF consumers IN full confidence that pri
viii he satisfactory.
EI.VANS & THOMPSON
I'D Penn. ay -, bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
tAmeT Ican, lnte& Marlboro Gazette)
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