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FITS! FITS!! FISH!
DR.. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EpILEPTIC Pills

Fer thE cure Of Fits, SgGSms, Cramps and all Nervous
and Constitutional diseases.
Persons who are laboring under this distressing NAL
ally will find DR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE %EPILEPTIC
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur.
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action OF the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose OF curing Fits. they will he found Of esPe-
cial benefit foI all persons Athlete with weak nerves.
or whose nervous system has been penetrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com
plants, or diseases Of long standing, superiEduced by
nervousness, they are exceedingly b.: nehcial-
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for -. Persons out
ofthe city. enciO ing n remittance, will have the pills
sent them through he mail, free OF postage. For sale
by SETH $. HANCE, No. lS BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. Md, to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
June n, Sly.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland With Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Clevs-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AT Scion. with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
- Bracevil.e with Hacks for Newton Falls, &c
Warren with lacks to Sharon, GreenVille Mead
vile. Bloomfield, Canfeld, &c
I" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. =. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Dec. q, 1857. CHAS- L. RHODES Surt.
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The Kansas Constitution


Since the election in Kansas, which
resulted 10 the triumph of The Free State
Party. by an overwhelming majority,
we have patiently waited. hoping to have
it in u power to say that the principles
of squatter sovereigniy-that The major
'iy of the citizens of Kansas should
frame their own Constitution. and gov
ern in that territory-those principles
which every Democratic oratcr and pa.
p T. SO loudly and strongly advocated,
before the presidential election. would
be carried out. But no such thing can
b, said. Il is now certain. beyond a
doubt. hat The Constitution of Kansas
will not. and BY the terms of IFS SEIZED.
ule. cannot be submitted to q vote of the
people of the territory. IL is an instru.
ment framed by the border rufians, is
supported By the administration at Wash.
ington, and is TO be forced upon the peo-
pie Of Kansas, if there is power enough
in the Federal government to accom-
plish that end. So gross is the fraud,
that q large portion of the Democratic
papers, north, utterly refuse 10 sanction
it. We will give quotations from Dem
!ocra,ic papers, which will show in what
light they view this dark page in politi-
cal history. Comment from US, will be
needless.
From the Cleveland Daily Plain Dealer.
II KANSAS CONSTITUTION.
1--WE have not as yet. received a copy
OF the Constitution Of Kansas, as drawn
up by the Convention which has Just sd-
journed. But every authentic report
confirms the fact that it contains the
o.suse which follows. By the schedule,
the Constitution itself is not submitted to
lhe vote of the people. The only ques-
ton submitted is Constitution with sia
very" or Constitution without slave
ry"-and the effect of a majority Of votes
IN favor Of a CONSTITUTION without tls
very" will be 10 strike the clause u Of
the instrument.
Sec. /. The Legislature shall have
no power TO pass laws for the emancipa-
lion of slaves without the consent Of their
owners, or without paying their owners.
previous to their emancipation. a full
equivalent in money, for the slaves so
e~msncipsted. They shall have no pow
or to prevent emigrants TO the State from
bringing with them such persons as are
deemed slaves By the laws of any one of
the United States or Territories, so long
ss any person of the same age or descrip-
tim shall BE- continued in slavery by the
of this Slate; provided. that such
.-.A.-axets~eLshsLLocihe bona 6de
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Cosmopolitan Art Journal.

The Art Journal for December i. on
our table. L. contains a large amount
OF miscellaneous original matter, togeth-
er with the long list of premiums to be
drawn at the next distribution of the
Association. The Journal is now twice
the size 1t formerly was, and is issued at
SO per year. 1t is well worth it. A
contemporary, speaking of the Journal
and Its objects, says: 1.-The ~engravings
IN this issue are unusually numerous and
OF The finest design and execution. The
subjects and style of the matter are Sc
lect. The print itself is beautiful. In
fine. the Journal is an excellent compen-
dunn of art Ccnfeld Sentenel.
VIM. +. Porter Esq. of this place is
Hon. Secretary of the Cosmopolitan Arr
Union, and lie will receive subscriptions.
BEES FOR CALIFoRNIA.-It may not be
known 10 every body and ''the rest Of
MANKIND" that there were no bees in
California when first discovered by the
Yankee family, and hat several attempts
made % carry them there at an early day
were unsuccessful. Oflate, several per-
sons have been more successful, and, we
suppose, have made the business OF
sending bees TO the Golden State, a gold
producing speculation. The steamer OF
November 5;h was engaged by J. S.
Harberson. of New Castle, Lawrence
county, Pennsylvania, to take out sixty
colonies OF bees, destined for Sacramento,
and neighborhood. This is the largest
shipment ever sentout.-Tri5uns, Novem
Der 10.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, TRUMBuLL COUNTY,
WARRES, Ohio, Dec. 2. 1857.
thereby certify the foregoing to bel correct list sn theL Lands. Town Lots and RelP Property
returned Delinquent by the Treasurer Of said County,, in January in the year one houamdeM tight
hundred and IL seven ( kept hose IN Ehch 1.-THE lakes have dne ha paid adu that the ore
going description siiL ads Town Lots &C. is es anne as that on the Duphcae Of 1857 and
hiatt ea taxes fhe pecedi ing ycr have been charged correctly ureon. with hy per- enhln
penalty on such axes ge thT With all the nxso fhep present year
NOTICE Ht therefore erehy given that thew whole of the vrlu tracts dLNnd.T Tow Lots and
Real Property, in said list contained or SO much thereof as will be nee sHy to rpy the nnes
Adp enlyc charged thereon will be sold 1.-THE ot House in said County, on the second Mn
day %kTnthd s) of January, lsSs.b by the County Treasurer uMa the axes and penalty are
paid before that time.
Dea6~ CHARLES r HUNT. County Auditor.
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The S, nod of Missouri, numbering
four Presbyteries and fifty chur-
ches. recently held a session, and after
a lengthy discussion upon the action of
the Southerners at Richmond, finally re
solved to follow the example set by that
body, and seeded from the Southern
branch of the Church and formed itself
into an independent body.
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Union Line Express Company.
MM@5F@s@Z%z

THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
l. would cali the attention OF MERCHANTS
Frs and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed faciI.
tiles now at their command, for the safe and speedy
trasportati on OF Merchandise. Bank Notes, Jewelry,
Gold and Silver Coin, Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts Of the world.
II The Union Line Express Company is now send
Ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve-
land and Youngstown, over the Cleveland Il Maho-
ming r. R.. accompanied With An Ho= SAFE, for the
protection OF vslnsbles. Making a direct connection
st Cleveland With reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia. Baltimore, New York, Boston. Detroit.
Bu1Alo, Chicago, st. Paul, st. Louis. Columbus. Gin
einnats and New Orleans.
IT This Company will carry sr9srs Jrss. and 70
turn by frat EIyress.
III Bills Of Collection taken with Merehandise.-
Drafts and Notes collected. and proceeds promptly
returned. WM. HEWITT, Travelling Sups.
For further information regarding tariff, rates &c,
application can be made to
PORTER & son. Agents,
New York Book Store. Warren, o.
October 18th, ls57-tf.
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Lady Franklin's Expedition.

Lady Franklin's Arctic Expedition was
at Lively, Greenland, on the 4th of
August. A letter from Capt. McClin-
took TO Lady Franklin represent the crew
to be well, jealous and cheerful, with the
exception of n imam. whom he was
about 10 enl home in the Dani>h ship
Peru. the same that picked up DR.. Kane
and his crew at U~pernavick in 1855, ard
took them to Disco. Capt. McClintock
had also the assistance of = native pilot,
brother Of Haro. the EsquimauI, who
was SO useful 10 Kane, and who abscon-
ded So romaniicslly from him. Capt..
hcClintock intended to 60 10 Ponds Bay,
and gather what information he could
Of the Franklin expedition. and then pro-
coed to Proven and Upernsrick for dogs
to draw The sledges. The last winter in
Grceland was The most stormy known
for many years. These few remrniscen-
ces OF. DR.. Kane's expedition in Capt.
AcCliniock's letter give i. interest 10
those who have read in DR.. Kane's mar
rallve.
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MERcnAsrs BASx-Wc understand

hERcnAETs BASK-Wc understand
the Merchants Branch Bank in this city,
has made a settlement. with the Ohio
Life and Trust Company. and is now
doing a regular banking business, re-
c%-i'iag deposits, making collections,
&c. The management Of this Bank.
under the adverse circumstances, which.
owing TO the failure of ifle Trust Compa-
ny. and the general panic growing out. Of
that failure, for a while surrounded it, has
more than eve ST. enlightened the conf
dence OF the public in It's Cashier. Mr..
MrGArr, and the Board Of Directors.
That Bank has only to intimate q desire
to do business. and i. brings back all its
old friends. and adds many new ones.
-Ceretand Herald.
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n FOB SALE.

II HAVE FOR SALE, AT GREAT
IL bargains, several tracts OF land, which I invite
public attention to, to wit: 1916 acres Of farming land,
within 6 miles of franklin. the county seat OF Yenzn.
go County, Pa, and within y a mile ofthe Allegheny
River, we'll uatered with pure spring water. Title
~good-price % per acre, In 4 equal payments.
ALSO, l57 acres near the above, a. mouth Of Big
Sandy, on the rivsr-sMsil improvement. conf ortasls
house, fruit trees. drst rate water power, and plenty Of
timber. Title good-price 81 per acre, in 4 paynenis.
have other farms for sale in same Ticinity-aII Of
which will be sold on terms easier than ever before
heard OF. Call IN and he convinced. and suited with
. plantation, on which to rear your family.
T.J. McLAIN Atty at Law.
Warren, Dec. Q, 81. ard Real Estate szt-
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DISSOLUTION.-Noiice is hereby
~ given. thSt the co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm Of SPRING & TURNER. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The books OF the lAts
hrm are with R. Spring, who is authorized ts settle
the same, and who will pay all DEBTS due from the fra.
r. SPRING,
November 20, 1857. c. TCRSER-
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1t is stated that the Post-Ofice deficit
this year will be about three millions.
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FROM Las full10tlpnl1 fress.
THE QUESTION OF 8 EMISSION.

But the Democrats Of
Rockingham. Va, demand that the con
stitulion Of Kansas shall be submitted To
The people sf,er the convention has agreed
upon it. This they declare TO be the
true meaning Of the Kansas Nebraska
bill. This is as we understand it here
in Pennsylvania. II will not do 10 say
that this Kansas question is 10 be settled
by precedents, and that. because certain
S ates and Tt rritories have not submit.
ted their constitutions, new and reform
ed. 10 the ballot box, therefore, there is
no necessity to submit this Kansas con-
stitution TO the people of the Territory.
But where certain constitutions have, in
a few cases. not been subjected 10 the
revision of the ballot oox, il was because
there vas little or no division among the
voters. In the instances oil Pennsylva.
MIA. Virginia and other States, and in
the bill passed by Congress providing
for preliminary steps for admitting Min
nesota into the Union as a State, it was
specially stipulated that the people should
vote upon the constitutions after they
were framed, and they did. But in Kan.
sas, there is a living and irresistible rea-
son for this popular judgment II ever
1t was righteous in other CAGES, it is i'm
peraIirely demanded in this. The whole
spirit of the Kansas discussion by the
Democracy, in Congress and in the coun
Try, looked TO such a resort 1t was The
people, and the people alone. that were
to dispose of the question. The idea of
any convention, much less one ike that
now iu session in Kansas. which was not
chosen by the majority. refusing to COM
NIT its work TO the rofcrs created By il.elf.
is a montrous assumption, and we do not
wonder that the gallant spirits of the
South have recoiled from it With indip-
nation. President Buchanan spprscia,
ted the importance of the ultimate judy
mcnt of the people upou the work Of their
convention. 10 the full extent OF the prin-
cipie, arhen he instructed Governor Walker
TO secure them q fair v-te upon their Con
,titution; and his example in the premis
es has been followed by erera national
a in the North, and BY many thou
sands of our fellow citizens in the South.
The public mar who faliers in this issue
seals his doom. The northern Democrat
who tiies to make the convention of Kan
sas superior 10 the people. and who ad
that the constitution shall not 90 to
them for endorsement or rejection, FIN
Of a Southern citizen Directing to
rejection of the Oxford returns on q
legal lechnicalily but We cannot hold an
open opponent OF the right and expedi-
ency OF the people of Kansas to vote up
on their own constitution, even in The
South. save as a foe 10 the most vital ell.
ement of constitutional liberty-the prin.
ciple that the majority should rule.
The Northern man who acts upon the
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4 LIST of Lands. Town Lots and Real Property. returned delinquent
~ by the Treasurer OF Tumfu County, hoi in January, one thousands eight hundred and
hhyseven; GIcrphngh Geo IN which the taxes have since ben paid with the axe. of 1856 to
Inch is adhG a Ienahyf THIRTY per cenmn. mgherw with Ill the YES Ill -mt~
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Those persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late firms Of Spring & Reed and Spring * Turner, will
please call aEd rake Immediate settlement Fer the
present l will be found at the old stand on Market st.
Warren. Dec . 81. r. SPRING.
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ge6 Ahdsrtisemsnts.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
TINE TABLE-NO. Q.
To take effect on and after November 80, 1851.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

For he Cure of Clol9a, FItr, Dyseateyy, Diar-
 rhaa Gripjng Pains, Sick ant Nervous Head-
 ache, Pata or Sickness c Me .Ston,ach. Ia
 s+o,t, tor oH uruy''talty q hte Bolcels t las
 no equdl
 THE Proprietor in presenting tlIs medicine to | community where il o but little known iS well aware that there arc persons Who not only cry out hunbug' about medicines, but about every thing else with which they not acquainted: and if vie all had been of this ciase. would be liyngin the dark ages. But the mqui,iug uul Investigating mind has shed light upon eNcIY department of Science. and there Is not Doctor. Farmer CT Me chatie, ill your community but can look back upon few short years and Dc a>Joni>Lcd at tile ra pd inn Provenents r ade II Medicine. Agriculture and Me chani>m We live in au age ot improvement and it will not do to say that man will fail any thing lie undertakes ou must know that remedies are beng discovered every Year for mans benefit; so iii, friends give th' medicine a fair trial Bloody Elux, thoi ra aud DIalfhpa are carrying utt thousands of our fellow citizens annually and t would bc d llcS- sing to eur country ii some medicine could be made to cGrc diseases S1 tataI h. their cnl>q qucut To this end have given years If study, and can HOW con hdcntly a0>ert that have succeeded n getting up medicine for the cure If the above diseases And | chaiienge tie world to prcduce it> equal.
 This preparation having been te~t-d and approved by the best Physicians If tbe country now stands unequallcd Ky any mel cinc of like kudin the world lt> cloct for revealing Pains in the Bowels curing Didrriaa and other diseases of the Bowels and leuv ine them at the s,Ine time in good healthy condition has been truly astonishing
 would respectfully ask ,hc ladies' whom God seems [" have set apart nurses fer hc afflicted to try thio medicine and if it proves good, to recon mend t to their nclghbors.
 Tie following are few of the physicians, who testify ~ the Nirtuc of tis medicinc
 \. q. McW LLIAMN. Nj. D.. Fulton Miss.
 q. F. CONDkY. N. D., EeNar. Ala.
 W, NAML D. BUCK, NJ. D.. lIopkin,yilc, Ky.
 Tie pamphlets contain numerous other certificates from druggists and phl sciauS and cun be had gratis from Dr. J. J McA,mout x Co.
 For sale in Little Rock by Dr. !. J McAmont x Co, and hy merchants and druggists generally throughout the State. June lU. IS56-lv
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

FT'IAT at public sale of lands for non payment \ of taxes, held and made in pursuance of the laws regulating the collection of taxes in the State of Arkansas, by Gustavus V. Johnson. as Sheriff and tax collector for the county of Francis, in said State, at the court house door, in said county on the first day of Novcyibcr, in the year 1852. the said shenh did, on said day offer for sale at public auction the Northwest quarter of Section tweuty-Six iu Township four North of Range three East. contain ing one hundred and sixty acres of land, for county and State taxes, costs and penalty due said lanl rom the years lo&5 to 1852. inclusive, or so much thereafus would be sufficient to pay theSaIne anount ing lo the sUm of one hGuired and tlrty-one lo ars and thrty-i five cents, and having previously given tAe n"nce required by law. hy advertisements in the southern Shlt!t. q newspaper published in the tow n of Helena. in the State of ArkalIsas oue insertion thereof was made more 'hAn thirty days before said day of sale. having P.sted the Up at tlo door ot the Court House. in said county of St. Francis more than thirty days before sail lay of sale. and sail tract assessed and taxable iu the name of Elias smith, non resident of said county of St franei7 and no one ciltlng tu pay said taxes, costs and penalty due on said tract of land for less than the whole thereof. the same WAS struck eff o Phh- der Ltte for the whole thereof. lhe >ail Iailaudcl Itteil, paving to the then seriA Gustalus ' John son. as shcsifHhd collector t, aforesaid the said sun Of one halrlrel aEI thirty-u- 1liaIs and tifty-se cents, the said Johnson siciiranl col lcatora, .fore sad gave to him tax coll atoT'- certificate for tic same, and tLo term of twelve months being the time alowe! .y aw for tl- rclemI tio of said tract of land having expired since the ,luy of sale and no person hal ing redeemed offered i0 re ee m the~amc and the said Pai.au1er Lit.cll having pre-ll d to John C. Tycr ~. successor as sheriff and collector of aa county "t St. Francis tIe certificate made by the siii ohn-,n and demanded deed for -aid tract of lad the said John q. ryer u> ,!erf and collee- ter o said county of St. Fraloia il un the Huh day of October, !-a5 make and gXe.ll-c a deed aul de- liver ha same conveying to said Lttell all the right title ali Interest of all persons. Wlansaevcr in and to stud tract ot laud. which dccl having been fully ac"W ei-ei, vas filed for Trc1rl ia the office of the clerk of the county of St Francis
 No" therefore all persons who can sci mp any right 10 said land purchased CT any part thereof, in consequence fanv nurualiry Tgeguaiity or iIle gality ieounect.d with -ieh sale are hereby called upon to show the first term of the Circuit Court which may be hold in and fir the county of St. tranci, in which said Ian are situated six months after the publication of this notice why the sales so male sla not De eeoudrneI pursuant to petition to be filed 5y Inc in said court for that purpose.
 PHILANDER IITTELL.
 Feb 2l 1857. 2l-6t cost of adv. S45.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

HAS been before the public more than 20 years, andis deservedly popular ln the cure of Spavns Sweeney, Bingbone, Windgalls Pole Evil Callous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds, Fresh Wounds Sprains. Bruises, Fstula Sit fast, Sand Cracks. Strains, Lameness, Foun- dered Feet Scratches. or Grease, Mange. Foot Rot in Sheep Garget in Cows, Rheumatism Bites of Animals External Poisous, Painful Nervous Afections, Frost Bites Buils Corns Whitlows, Burns ani Scalds, Chillblaius Chap ped Hands, Cramps, Contractions of the Mus cles Swelhngs, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, kc.
 cT- Pamphlets gratuitousv furnished by agents with Testimonials of it's utility.
 All orders addressed to the Proprictors. NJ. II. TUCKER < Co, Lockport, Y.
 a#- For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen. eraly, through the United States. British Possess sions, and other Countries. Ar hy k. L. DODGE, Little Rock And hy Druggists and Merchants, in every town in the vicini.y whoc~aie hy dealer. in Medicine il New Orleans. rlladci lHa, New York, and in al large towns aud ci-i,s-
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31
Dr. Uooper.. EnmnIe CnrdiaI-

'aie and sure remedy for Female Conipfaint. am,
 from debility, such nrgualJry or ~upp.e,,o lon If 2 Ntn'e>, f!per Aibus or Whtes, Bareune,, SaIlor C, rtN"n' Headache, Dizziness, N eak Nerve, Fr--4 Dean>' ana all di>ea>e, caused by Colds hec. ell Pe u" i-Nce''e'' over eNcI rueut Thou ard- oi fen nave been cured by Ihi, CoriIa ,er be prc.crn,o. lher p'y -iclns had fail .r inc ,l,..,a -..t.t remed.e>
 No Female who i, a iFs sce,I " nh any 5t,aqe ,vs, any Iue-uIarty of tGe NIoptb.v psro,t. ,,,.r b Z herself II >Le d"es no, u>e nB HOOTERS FENg CORDIAL al once. Deis, !, ianser.,, SO .I5 -TG- G and it will etTtc,uallv cure won.
 J F7 Puce $ per bort'e or ,Ix bortIe, fir s5
 - Prepared and sold by Dr. Lasterly, corner Of T-s ana the>tnnt streets, ~t L"us. Mo, sole proprietor
 TOT sale by JJ. McA mont, Druggist Ia.t'e Kocs ai, Dregs'ts and Dealers III Medicine generally ttougagu
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

improvement Lands.


 has certified Ito the debt ~ nNln i m unpaid i itapprye Ado oJrurrv il h an a csl.Hl no less d vi a nri ito iec~ua therein @ to er~ clan to lduner by r b m l. x for la | m inou an uu lnrl iIiosrh ri sIetc u " Is m rr ~ or ieNiyl tlecrr Ia II n tuir Q on sd dn,nf5 shall v, file ilA hn lam,unt the l:uulSn lagebytl ! ton Icrun :undu y oIA Aqul d l lure l u comp i.avtf eccnlni tu he and that the Innhn V lto q tGi lnbngue. fd shil othc rll
 
 annarto otbI tliri t t s no tfe di>NNelof Q n wnl laW orlrIaN in @ al ail ilinrr xIerant1era ~ nlrovenen wile nnentw 0 Glpadn iy lle ntrMt.i Thursday, he oIando taken vent VI eccns
The true Democrat., 1857-03-31

New Goods! New Good EUNT received Ter steamboat Eyy sF Cora direct from New York E3: and New Orleans Escs ff ssfIf. 2ao -aclSdt large and bchd SkESSsaA<1 4H sucks best Rio Coffee; loop ihs Cotton Yarn; a,Al yds 4-4 Pacific Shceting: l2lo Pittsfeld Shrtnc: l25> "1S do Drilling 2I9o e A and 7-S Brcli >hirtng aud Shecting; lo pss. l4 and F l-4 do Sheeting:
 22 fl Unbleached Sea Island dc:
 Io eases Mems Best Brogans, assorted;
 Bows :. All of which will be sold at cash prices bv fco 4V oi FIELD tV DOLBY.