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Franklin ASkiHgf oi Wtfk.

When1quite youthy Franklin went to
London, entered q printingofice. ahdinr
qnired il he could get employment asa
printer
aWhefesare you from?" inquired The
foreman.
HAmefica. 2 was the reply.
aAh, : said the foreman from Amer
zeal lad from America seeking employ
ment as a printer Well do you really uRa
derstand the artof printing? Can you
set type??f'
Franklin stepped to one Of the cases.
and. in a VERY brief space, set up the fol
lowing passage from the first chapter .of
the Gospel Of JOHN !:
"Nathaniel Saith unto him. cap any
good thing come out of Nazareth? Philip
saith unto him, come aud see2Y
It wasIdone so quick SO accurately,
and Combined q delicate reproof, so appro
pirate and powerful, that it at once gave
him ehaFhcterfand standing with all in
the Office! X sa
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The Mormons have a church 81 New
York city Numbering FIVE hundred mems
bsrs. They are proselyting and establish
ing church also in diffsrsps parts Of Con.
sncctient.
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LANES il. Known. n.

.JskMES III. A0tte
ATToRNBY COUNSELLOR ATslHAA,
KANAwHA ii. I'LL, VA,
DRAGTIEEs IN the Courts Of kanaMlla,
Jackson, and adjacent counties !,
Prompt and punethat in the cnlechon any
disbursement OF debts, aindtthe prosecution
and defence Of Suits entrusted ~ i.ls cals;
OG;ce I'M Man Streets, q few doors below
Steamboat fl8ndng.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

Philosophers say that shutting The eyes
makes the sense okheafing more AGATE
Al Mag suggests thai this accounts "a y
ma ny closed eyes All ehnfeh m seExlfs
time
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-01

LILLY lei ~ NIFH1 n Tl !. an. 49,
quite a small. tfaetHot lang between tne
GuYandotte and Big Sandy rivers / say
tract Of land, but IamlEinioFmed thatdu-
ring certain months inIthe year tfte fdha'
unfortunately, is, toalE appearances, turn
ed into| water. However That may Pc,
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court.

ON the 2lst day of December, 1851, at one
o'clock P. NJ. at the door of the Court House,
in the town of Jackson, will be sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate, as the prep
erty Of James How, decd, to wit;-The south
west quarter of the south west quarter of sec
ton No. seven, township No. seven, range No.
Is. Also, part of lot No one, in township No.
seven, range No. 10, commend cling at the north
east corner of said lot, thence running on the
south line of said lot TO Buffalo Skull run,
thence down said run to the middle of Salt Creek
al the mouth Of said run, thence down said Salt
Creek, until it strikes the north line of said sec.
ton, thence eastt tho place of beginning con
tanning fifteen acres more Or less. Said lpnds
to be sold subject TO the dover of Temperance
How, widow Of said James How. Appraised at
$566,33, one third cash in hand, one third in
one year, aud one third in two years from day of
SALE with interest on the deferred payments.
THOMPSON LEACH,
AGmr OF James How, decd,
D. MAcKLEY, Atty.
Nov, 10, '57.-4w
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C. o O ID 6,

Which he will sell as cheap as the cheapest. My
stock consists in part Of the latest styles of Ladies'
Dry Goods glch as 0mbro, Cashmeres, Ducals,
Berages, Satin CameliOus French and American
AerinOs, POplins Delaines, bustres, &C.
A great variety winter Bonnets, such as Black,
Brown and fancy Sis BOnnets, Caserne, GObOurnc
Straw, Swiss Straw, Plush and Mourning Bonnets,
for young and old.
White Goods, Embroidery, Gloves, Hosiery, &C.
Large stock of winter Shawls. A very large and
well selected stock Of Ready Made Clothing. A
large stock of Cloths and Cassimeres, Hats and
Caps of every style for Men, Boys and Infants
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and Children.
A general assortment of Queensware, Hardware,
Plows Cutlery, Groceries, Cotton and Carpet Yarns,
and Teas Of the finest qualities and every variety
of Goods usually kept in Stores, for sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to
me heretofore, most respectfully solicit contin-
uance Of the same. Call and examine my stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, which will
satisfy you that have larger stock to select FROM
than any other establishment in this vicinity, and
at a very small profit. Ny motto is, SMALL PROFIT,
ONE PRICE, LARGE SALES, and QUICK RETURNS.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Cash paid for Wheat and Beef Hides.
~ u have in my employ the most competent
practical Tailor, Mr.. D. ). Evans Of this place; be-
sides two other competent workmcn, and feel con-
fdcnt that can give ntire satisfaction in this line
of business, to these wishing garments made to or
der. Garments made upon short notice.
J. EDWARD JONES.
Oakhill October l. 1Sj7-0
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AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
NJ. STERNBaRGGR & co

BEG leave to present the following description
of GOODS to the notice Of the public, which are al
WAYS to be fonnd in our New and Splendid Store
Room, STYLED "STERNBERGERS BLOCk," Be
fore going into n detail We beg leave TO inform you
that we are only able to give you small portion Of
the names Of the Goods of our present Stock, other
wise it would take n half dozen County papers to
give youa full description. In the first place. We
offer YOU Blue, Black, Brown and Drab, French,
English and German Cloth, Black Steel Mixed and
Fancy Doe Skin Cashmere; also n large stock Of
Snttiuetts, Twecds and Jeans
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
the best and largest selected stock of Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods that has ever been
offered to Jackson and its vicinity, such as fine
Black, Brown and Blue, Cloths Dress Goa is,
Cloth. Beaver Pilot Cassimcres, MOhar, Bear Skin,
Ragland and 0ycrcoats Pants and Vests, according
lv, Call and euumcrate them yourselves. We have
the latest styles of Gents and Boys Mobair, Plush,
Fur and Cloth Caps; also, Fur, silk, CaShmier and
Wool Hats.
In the next place, wo give n few enumcratiOns to
the ladies' with pleasure We will inform you of the
glad tdings, that we have the latest European
Styles Of Fancy Dress Goods such Gs Black, Paided
and Fancy Dress Silks. Trcnch and English Meri-
noes and Pladcd Cashmercs, all wool; Plain and
Figured De LANES, Coburgs Dcaize Frillian
Stripes. 1ustcrs, Figured Vclves solid color wool
De Iaine: which we will be able to sell cheaper than
ever We are a bic to offer you large assortment
of the latest styles OF BOy State, Long and Double
Shawls; Silk and Cloth Mantias, Cloaks and Capcs,
Trimmed in the latest Fashion
We also have few sets of Martin and Sable
Victorncs and Cuffs Of the best material and the
latest STYLES Call soon if you want to get a
peep at them.
Our JewelTy Department We always try to
keep mplttc, especially sneh as Gold and Sit
yer Watches, Gold Chains. Gold Fob Chains,
Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Lock
cts of all Sizes Ear Rings, Breast pins, Finger
Rings, Necklaces and Wrstletes, with which
we can suit the most fanatic if judge of the
material We will now give you few Of our
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u. S. MAIL DAILY LINE
CINCINNATI, MAYSVILLE, AND
PORTSMOUTH
PACKET MPANY

Have extended their line to Portsmouth, daily
Steamer BoSTONA (Capt McCLAIN) caves
for Maysville and Cincinnati every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, at I'm;
Steamer KENTUCKY (Capt. jack letyes fol
SMaysville, and Cincinnati every Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, IL M; touching at all
points.
Also prepaled to ticket through to Terre
Haute Fort Wayne, Paris Pana indianapolis
Peru, Iowa Cih, Rock Island, Milwaukee, Chi
cago, Lafayette, Galena, Bloomington, Dtnleith,
Fulton City, Mt, Pleasant, Madison Wis. Ma.
pies, Jacksonville, Springfield Decatur, Bur.
lington, Peoria, snd any points between cincin-
natl direct to 81. Louis
November laP57-3m
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$50 REWRAD!---STOLEN!!
SHERIFF'S SALE

VS.. " ~, O''''
Oliver ]. Nelson 4 Wife. mon 'rieaS'
By virtue of all order of Sale issued by said
Court of Common Pleas, and to me directed, ]
will on tho '''
5h Day of December, A. y. 1857,
at one o'clock P, M, of said day, at the Door Of
the Court House, in said county, expose to sale
at public auction, the following described prem
ises with the appurtenances, tO-wit-The south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
No. 25, in township No. 6, in range No. 49,
Also, all the land that lies on the west side Of
the big road in the west half Of the south west
quarter of section No. 30, of township No 6, of
range No. IS, with The exception of twenty six
acres decided 10 John Hoosh, off of the north
end of said lotj alsoa small lot decided to Sol.
omon Norris; also a small lot decided to Madi-
son Fought, and more particularly described in
said deed, all of said lands being situated in
Jackson county, Ohio, to be sold by order of the
Court at the snE of Jackson & Vinton Trexler,
against Oliver ]. Nelson and Martha Nelson his
wife. Said lst described tract appraised at
$685. said part of tract on the west side Of the
big road, secondly described, appraised at $3.50.
BANlSTER BROWN, Sheriff 20.
Oct. 80, 1857 ids
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2ACRSGN STAXDAzQ,
TERMS

EhhD
Daily Tribune per annum, .'''''' 80 "
SEMI.wERKLY TRIBUNE.
One Copy year, SO Five copies / yrSll 40 40
Two copies ! year, D 10 copies | addreSS'bNS2 ~
WEEKLY TRlBUSE.
Ono copy, ! wear, So Five copies. -ISss
Three copies ] year, Ten copissT yesr,
Twenty Copies, to one address, and
any larger number at the rate Of N
81 per duuuiH, ....'.'.''f..'s'.'' 1EO w
Twenty coDIes TO address Of each
subscriber, and any larger num-
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Any person sending us Club of Twenty or
more viii be entitled to an extra copy.
Subscriptions may commence at any time.
Terms always Cash in advance An letters to
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New York. October 26, 1857.
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Partial Deafness and DiSCharg eS
From the Ear.

DR.. HARTLEY generously offers to attend all
persons from affections Of the at his Office, 100
Broadway, n. Y, wthoutc charge until cured, there
by proving his success uneQualed, and protecting
the deaf from being swinded by paying sef-styled
aursts exorbitant fees in ADVANCE and the inaiction
of still more serious evils by permitting the applica
ton Of dangerous remedies by inexperienced and
unSklful hands. DR.. II. may here state that be has
no connection whatever with any person advertising
to cure Deafness neither has he given permission for
the publication Of a certificate purpOrtng TO eman-
ate from him, and cannot, therefore, be responsible
for any alarming consequences resulting from rash
ness and desperation. The loss of mon ey may not
be material to some persons, but the deprivation of
one Of tho most important of the senses ought to be
regarded and treated with more than ordinary So
licitude. Deafness, noise in the the head, and all
disagreeable discharges fram the ear speedily and
permanently removed, without causing the least
pain or inconvenience A cure in oil cases guaran-
teed where malformation does not exist. Thirteen
years close and almost undivided attention to this
branch Of special practice has enabled him to reduce
his treatment to such degree Of success as to find
the most confirmed and obstinate eases yield by a
steady attention to the means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They will show at least in what esti-
nation his professional qualifications are hold by
some Of the most distinguished medical men of the
country:
TESTIMONIALS.
~ have had the pleasure to meet DR.. HARTLEY
in practice and have been led to form favorable
opinion ofhis character both in profession and as
gentlemen.
Nv. II. PARKER VI. D., Professor of Surgery"
"From my intercourse with DR.. HARTLEY,
have fonnd ha department. to be correct and gent
cmany.
"YAENTNE Mort, NJ d.
Reference ofcurcs
Mr.. Goodwin, 18th street near Broadway.
Mr.. William Silvey, 70 CORTLAND street,
Mr.. II. p. Herdman, counselor at Law, 16 City
Hall Place, New York.
DR.. Boil Dentist, Auburn, N Y.
Mr.. Seth Paine Editor, Chicago.
Mr.. James r. Burtis Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs. Hawley and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Springfield
Illinois.
Mr.. b. F. Stephenson Jacksonville, Illinois
Miss. Sarah Swaine, Nantucket.
Miss. Rebeca D. Howard, Fairhaven, Mass.
James Burnett, Pleasant Valley, near Po'keepsie,
NY.
TERMs--For cure, S25 In compliance with the
request of large number of correspondents in the
country whose circumstances will not admit of q
visit to New York, DR.. II. will forward a package
by Express, containing all the necessary treatment
appliances, a., with ample instructions to effect
cure, on receipt of SO, and the balance when cured
THESE TERMS CONTINUED FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
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". - . -
THE undersigned would respectfully inft Of ID
friends and the public that the Sarc now ssnCrca!
their supplies for the Fall Trade, 50 Which Il =. a.
vite the attention Of Wholesale Buyers with the
utmost confidence in being able to haase, in prico
and quality almost any in want Of goods n theft
line. Our stock is unusually large pureb9 d.
rectly from manufacturers, principally made to our
own order, and adapted expressly to the wants u
this vicinity. Cur assortment consists Of the n'ua
variety 0! goods suitable for the season. Having
enlarged ouruppcr rooms and greatly increased CIR
purchases Cf Hats, VIC have now the largest stock Of
goods in that line in the city, and can't be unlsr
sold, as We purchased from the makers only. Wa
are constantly receiving additions to pure nk from
workshops East and continue to haya 7sahufactr'-
Ell at home the best qualities Of ca, Kip, and
Thick GOods, for men; and Calf, Goat, and Moroc-
60, for ladies.-al If which We warrant Of good
style and workmanship. Wcgellat wholesale only;
and assure the Trade that we can and viii at all
times furnish good. at Eastern Jobbing Prices and
freight. We are also well provided with Sole ana
Upper Leather; Kip, Calf, and Morocco; together
with Linngs, Binding, and Findings, for shoe
manufacturers. We intend 10 make it 10 the in
tcrest Of dealers in this vicinity TO buy at home;-.
and feel confident that all who may favor Us with
an examination Of cur stock and prices will be con-
vinced Of the correctness Of cur representations
Thanks to our friends for pas,fayors.
BELL L co.
Sept o. l3j7.~3r
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"A Book EOr'Every Mans Library
RARE INDICTMENTS TO AGENTS.


sCanyassers wanted to obtain subscribers for
the Qomprehcnfve Geography and History,
- aud Molern, of the World;' by SIG.
(Peter Parley). Handsomely bound
gilt, ana illustrated with 200 beautiful
lgs and so maps, Price So. Sod only
Is, to each of whom a special district will
Applicants should state what coun.
would like TO canvass. The book is
sdy Copies will be sent by mil. post
receipt of the price. Bills on all sol.
INKS taken at par. The "Home JOurnal," I"
tthis work: 'No family whatever should
but it," For full particulars in regard
ency, address, GEO. W, ELLIOTT,
Publisher and Bookseller,
No. l72 William Street, New York.
Ainds of School and Miscellaneous
Knb bIci itons, Stationery and Maps
ery lowest prices. Orders So
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AGENTS WANTED,
400

$500 IN CASH Presents to the Agents
accomplishing the most in any 80 days previous to
Jan. 25th, 1858 (Salary SIS per month. Busi.
ness honorable. Full particulars of Business and
Presents to all who address, with stamp enclosed
JIG. GROVE CO., Newburyport Mass.
Sept. q, lS57,Sw
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4 Institution, established by spe-
&c for the relief Of the sick and
icted with Virulent and Epidem-
iiiicted with sexual diseases,
Brrhga, Seminal Weakness,
hea, elect, Syphilis, The Vice
plf Abuse, de-, &c.
sociation, in view of the awful
han life, caused by Sexual dis
options practiced upon the un-
afssuch, diseases by Quacks,
biting Surgeon, as q
pf their name, 10 give
gNll persons thus afflic-
er, with a description of
apation. habits of life,
geme poverty aud suff-
cipe Free Of charge. 1t
That the Association com.
sst Medical skill Of the age, and
n most approved modern treat
is, on. Nreyiew of the past, feel
heir labors in this sphere of be.
gye been Of, great benefit to the
the young. and they have
emselves, with renewed
Tiant but much despised
he Association, a Report
aihal Weakness, the vice
Qa or Self-Abuse, and
al Organs, by the
ch will be sent by mail
sFfee of Charge, on the
dr postage.
IIALHOUN, Consulting
Itioh, No. 2 South
!, Pa. BY order Of the
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PUTNAM FEMLB SEMINARY
MISS MARIA L. HUBBARD, Principal

NHTILL commence its 22d year on Wednesday,
w September 23d. The year will he divided
into three terms of l3 weeks each. The second
or winter term will commence on tie 9th of jan
uary, 1858, and the spring term on the 18th Of
ArrI
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,all tlie fPONe CdsNf WHeIo Hotc
6ne copgisl taken, Tie paper will be
LED sepShrtey 10 each subscriber.
Persons volunteering to actas agents,
hi have the bentht Of the reduction Of
lice, accordingSo the above schedule
lFer any number ef copies mofb than two,
moi embraced in he above schedule, such
llerson may retain fifty cents op each year.
lA subscriber to the Weekly or Semi
zWAeklx. ard twenty FIVE cents for each
Abscf1ber Tor sixImonths.
kIfhus. any perton sending Sc 80, will
Re four copies bf the Weekly sent for
Avear TO such addresses as'he may di-
{ This will be IS for three copies,
$t.5o for heFourth copy.
Payment always in advance.
Money may be forwarded by mail. i
Ne letter containing it be registered, a
hy risk. Notes on Eastern n
Arred, Large amounts vii
NV iemitted in drafts.
GEORGE M.
Nov. l9, 1857.
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m @B @ M-

On the iCh day of Nov, 1857, in the village Of
jackson, Jackson County, Ohio, . SILVER SWISS
LEVER WATCH with worsted Guard Is an inch
wide and 6 inches long, with Brass Slide on the
end and Brass Ring aud Key. The finder of said
watch, on delivery OF the same to the undersigned
nor at this Office will be paid reward Of $25.
\1niNay. IL, ls57.--lws JOSEPH RATHBURN.
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BOOZE q SH0ES

INV sN = M Carpet Sacks, Carpets, Wall and
ezl lllsI.lJWindow Paper, and Cigars; also,
few School and Blank Books. Bibles, Writing
and Letter Paper, which can be had by the ream
or qmre.
We are agents for the Ohio Salt Works. Salt
can be had atthe Factory Price, including trans
portation for Cash only.
At the commencement Of another season we
ad opt this motto of addressing you, and res
pecifully asking your attention to our ADVERTISE
in ent. Every days Experience couvinces US
more fully Of the advantages Of the buyers, of
doing business on uni.orm principle. Our
stock includes no bats, or Goods to be sold at
Cost, involving the necessity oflarge profits on
other articles. ----,-/ A1.-~~---'
But we endeavOSto sell our Gods at allow
profit. We kl.CTs and experience | las taught,
large Girclsofo our custOmers{ {thstWe sell our
Goods el5es;er than lhosethat pIPpose to sell at
Cost.5 Past experience Of fiteI years in bu-
sinesss has taught us that this islfhe honest way
to do business. ,n
We are. thankful to the generosity OF thepub-
lie Of jackson and vicinity, for your past pat
ronage, and hope yolis will continue TIE same as
long rs we deal..xuh Sou as honest men,
~ a asL - h. of our sack as early as
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NALLHY, T,

THE undersigned ~ the Store,
No. 3, Mcdowell BGifC Dht Street near
Market, for the purpose doiug a GENERAL
BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS, would call the
attention Of purchasers to his new and well Sc.
lected stock II STAN NDARD, MISCELLANE-
Gus, SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER d. STA
TIONERY, and hopes by attention to the in'er-
ests Of his customers to merit and receive a fair
share Of business.
DSpecial attention paid to ordering Fonign
|. or American Books for Public or private Libra
! ries.
u u Eastern, Western, and Southern papers
OIL file, for the accommodation of the pubic.
Nov. Is, 81 -3m VIM. W. REILLY.
Agent
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AT OAK HILL.

The subscriber would most respectfully inform
lis old customers and the public generally, that he
ias just brought on large and well selected stock
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AiS SALE!
|, Of subscription.

WEEWY.
ppy, one year.. .......... 81 n0
9aples, one year. ...... .5.OV
lies. one wear ....L..............i5N rs 10
copies one year.t .......... .O0
copy, Elk months. ...... s,'.......l' wv
copies, six m@ths. ."... ......... .S0U
Itenty copies, sixnouthk... .s:......,.l2OO
sEAI.wEEKLf.
g sepy, one s Spr......... y. $500
||llii...u.S~aunI 2 so
.piCs six nv t..s.. ~ ....,... b w
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FANCY bND IBIMMING

Catalogue: Capes, Parasols, six and Gimp
Bonnets and Ribbons, alIwidthsIC Cap and Trim
mings, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Embroideries,
White Goods, Jaconetts Cambrics, Book Mus
lin, Swiss and India Linen, Victoria. Lawns,
;Shmsetts, Shirt Fronts, Barages and Tissue Mo-
hair, Head Dresses, Cravats and Ties, Linen and
ZEambrek Handkerchief, Pougee H dix ':chieffs,
Koolen Hoods, Jackets, Scarfs and Capes for
pmsn and Children.
- Yrlyets, Ribbons Of all varieties, Moirc
<AIohair and silk of all widths for Trim
Silk, Kid, Fur; Lyles Worsted, d
rs Nor Ladies', Gents and Chill
Wear. We also, offer you Willow,
d tand Brussels Satchtls together
WITH wrapped Rattan, Brass and Whalebone,
Hoops and Skirts suitable for the season; again
we offer Wooden Head Ties. Linen Floss, Cloak
Tassils Silks Mitts, Belts, Woolcn aud Cotton
Hose, Wha!ebone Buttons, Silk Linen aad
Cotton Thread; all of which will be sold to
anti the times.
s Wewill now give you askeich ofour Domes-
tics: We have al! brands OF Prints, Scotch and
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleacled Mus
! Inns, Plaid and Striped Checks, Eastern Lin
seys, Tickipgs, all colors of Cambrics Linen
and Cotton Table Cloths, Red. White, Green g.
Yellow Flannels Wool Figured Table, Bureau,
and Piano covers, Woolcn Bed Blankets, Cot d
HORSE BLAN KETSj
will be sold cheap for Cash. To be brief, we