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The Hon. Frank Tilford.

There is no man who commands from the
Democracy of Californa-and likewise from
the people of the State without distinction of
party-a more profound respect and admira-
ton than does the honorable gentleman
whose name heads this article. 1t is not often
that VIC take occasion to single out partieu-
lar person belonging to the party and make
him the subject of particular notice in our
columns but knowledge of the great SER
vices which Mr. Tlford has rendered to the
party and to the State, and perfect acquain-
tance with the modesty which has character
lied his course as a statesman, must be our
excuse for thus paying to him that tribute
which we conceive to be eminently his due.
Frank Tilford was first generally known to
political circles in California as q State Sena-
tor from San Francisco at the session of 1856.
He was not seeker after Office, but his
commanding talent and universally acknowl
edged personal worth pointing TO him as q
man eminently qualified for the position, he
was returned as member OF that body.
And there is no man of any intelligence in
the State, who docs not know something of
the exalted position which Mr.. Tilford at
once assumed and maintained as State SEN
ator. He at once became, as if by common
consent, the confessed leader of that body,
because Of his natural ability and distinguish
ed requirements
AS member Of the Senate at the present
session, Mr.. Tilford is looked upon by the
whole people as the man upon whom the
State can rely in this her hour of trial 4; and
whatever difficulty may be experienced in res
cuing the commonwealth from threatened
ruin, such is our estimate of the man that W e
know he will prove equal to the task, aided as
he will be by the honest and conscientious
support of his peers. There never was a
time before when young member of the
confederacy was in such imminent peril as is
California to-day; and without speaking
invidiously of other worthy and distinguished
members OF the Senate and Assembly, we
give utterance to nothing more than the truth
when we write that the people look to Mr.
Tford as the man who must devise the
means, and carry through project to relieve
the State from its embarrassments. The
people are utterly averse to the detestable
doctrine of repudation, and they look to him
as the man who can by his wise counsel
avert the disgrace that would follow a fail
ure to pay the Indebtedness that has occur
ed, though such Indebtedness may have been
the result of bad management, or even of
rascality.
That he will make the attempt, is already
evidenced by a notice he has given in the
Senate; and that be will succeed, is guaran-
teed by his ability as statesman, and by the
almost unanimous voice of the people in favor
of an honest payment of the State indebted
ness
We have spoken only what we believe
only what we know--aud may have occasion
to speak of Mr. Tilford again.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31
Legislative Summary.

The past week has been busy one with
both houses.
Monday, the Senate was engaged most OF
the day in the consideration Of the Swamp
Land Bill which they passed to q third read
ing. A bill was introduced providing that
claims against counties must be presented in
one year from their accrueing.
In the Assembly, bill was introduced
providing for sale of school lands, and an
act to protect settlers on pubic lands.
A long discussion was there had on res
oution directing the State Treasurer to pay
warrants drawn since Jan. lst, which was
laid on the table for the present.
The Com on Accounts reported $141 ,Sl2,-
SO in the treasury.
Tuesday, the Senate passed the Swamp
Land Bill, and bill giving mechanics liens
preference over Mortgages. A bill ma.
king it crime to take gold out of another
mans claim was defeated.
In the Assembly bill to provide regis
try Of births and deaths was introduced, and
a bill reported proposing amendments to the
constitution. The contested election case
from Marin county was disposed of, by de-
claring the present incumbent, Gen. Estell,
entitled to his seat.
"Wednesday, in the Senate, Mr.. Norman
introduced bill to amend the act to protect
the owners of growing crops and buildings in
the mines The resolution directing the State
Treasurer to pay warrants drawn since Jan.
lst., was passed A bill was passed providing
that certain county prisoners be permitted to
commute their Imprisonment by the payment
of So per day, and provides for putting those
to work who are under sentence Of imprison-
ment, and also the bill in regard to claims
against counties was passed
The Assembly concurred in the following
resolution passed by the Senate;
Resolred, That the Attorney General be
and hereby is instructed to commence and
prosecute proceedings to compel the State
Treasurer to give additional official bonds, if
in his opinion, the penalty of the bond of the
Treasurer is not controlled by the I'd secticr
of the act passed January oath, 1850, con
cernng the Office of Treasurer.
The following was introduced by Mr.. Hunt
ResOlred By the assembly, the Senate con
curing, That this Legislature recommend
and provide for the calling of a Constitutions
Convention.
Resoired, That at the next general election
voters in favor of the calling of a Constitu
tional Convention, shall deposit written o
printed ballot 1" For Constitutional Conven
tion," and voters opposed to the calling o
such convention, shall deposit written o
printed ballot, Against Constitutional Con
vention," and laid over under the the rule.
A great deal of other business has bee
disposed Of that would be of little interes
to our readers, not enough for US to crow,
out other matter to give it place. Bot
Houses are up with all the business brongh
before them, and bid fair to sustain their req
utation for industry.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

SMITH & WHIrE have purchased Mr..
Aram's Store at Stony Point, and offer bar
gains In their line to all who favor them with
call. See their advertisement in another
column.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

PUTRID Sore THRoAT-Five deaths have
occurred in this place within short time from
the above disorder Nearly every one in the
vicinity has been affected with the disease
but have been cured by the timely use of
mild remedies, such as gargling the throat
with vinegar, &c.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

ANNIVERSARY BALL-A ball in honor OF
the birth Of the Father of his country is to be
given at the Empire Hotel in this place on
the goth February by Jack Pierce, the pres
ent proprietor of that house We assure all
those who may desire to attend, that they
will have a good time.
Also, One is to be given on the same day
at the Virginia House in Upper Rancheria,
which is proverbial for its pleasant, social re-
unions
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

The MAIL for the Atlantic States and
Europe will close at the Office in this place
on Monday evenise Feb Cd
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DIVIDING SENATORIAL DIsTRcT-Our wor-
thy and efficient Senator, the Hon. d. Gran
dali at an early day of the session, gave no.
tice of bill to divide this (thc l9th) Sena-
torial District The movement was doubtless
proper, under the circumstances, as it affor-
ded to those who might favor division an
opportunity to present their petitions and
urge the passage of such measure. There
does not appear, however, TO have been any
movement of the kind made, and we there
fore feel satisfied that our Senators and Rep
resentatives will not feel authorized or called
of Amador and Calaveras are on the very
best of terns-have no reason in the world
to be otherwise-and we are satisfied that
the Democrats who desire division of the
Senatorial district are few and far between y
Indeed, we do not know of one. 1t would
be useless uuder any circumstances, we think
to interfere with the matter until there shall
pN bbOtuti ~ lVuHb. iC ptU'
pie, it may be safely said of all parties, are
either opposed or Indifferent on the subject
The LYcEuM, on Tuesday evening was oc.
cupied in an interesting discussion on the pro.
priety of a Prohibitory Liquor Law. The
argument was decided in favor of the meas
ure.
Next Tuesday the question for considera-
ton is:
Res0lred; that Savage nations are benefit
ed by civilization.
Mcssrs. Tackaberry ct al in the affirma-
tive, and Walton a al in the negative.
Citizens generally are invited to attend,
and we do not know of better manner Of
passing one evening in week, than in list.
ming to the debates Of this society.
Let those who talk of the dissipation Of
our young men set them good example by
attending the meetings of the Lyceum.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

TRADE.-We are informed by the merchants
that trade is improving visibly. During the
past week, more goods have been sold than
in the same length of time for several
months.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

THURsrcN d Co. have established branch
of their store in Clinton; where they propose
to sell all articles IN their line cheap for cash.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

FIRE.-On Monday morning last, the Office
of Doctor Hoy caught fire from the stove
pipe during his absence. Fortunately, he re-
turned just in time to master the flames by
strenuous exertions. This is the second mar
row escape we have had recently. When
will people exercise reasonable prudence in
regard to stove pipes in canvas lined houses?
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-31

A HIGHwAYMAN IN SAN FRAScIsco.-o
Saturday morning, January Gath, as we ea7
from the Chronicle, about four O'Clock, an =
tempt was made near the corner OF BUSH ~
Larkin streets, to rob Mr. Raymond, nllA
man who was coming into the city. A mA
presented a pistol to his head and demanu'
his money. Mr.. Raymond gave him DIS pu9
but it was empty. The robber then delDan'
ed his watch, hut be had none; then sa' ~
fellow, "Giye me your colt." MI halI'l
did so, but after examining it to see i ~
thing valuable was concealed about It, y
thief returned il and Mr.. K. passed on
NED McGowAN.-The Torn Ia'S i =
formed that Ned McGowan is IN ohlnA -
that he was taken on board the osp'.
Baldwin in a coffin at the time oi Tue
ance excitement, thus personiylng
Chinaman, but it further adds:
Notwithstanding the positive asse''i'' ;,
the passenger by the Mary " ni''''s .l
were shown, few days since, VEN" :.
letter from Ned, treating on business '-' -,
dated from totally different locality aDa :.
more than ten days old when we reau ~
We therefore think that the report ol ~
being in Canton rice story.
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vOLCANO:
Pay the Printer.

SATURDAY MORN. JAN. 81, 1857
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LEGAL Advertisements.
the GREAT CoVGu REMEDY,
Cherry ExpcctOrAut.

THE following original letter VAS banded 10
L Us for puh'ica.ioi. 4 remedy which can
eci, such eneomiuns uusi be GOOD one:
GALVESTON, Texas. April -. 1856.
Dr. O O. Woodmsn. New Orleans:
Nv Dear Sr--in justice to YOU, and a duty
| owe to a suffering, and, may say, o world Of
coughing people, state what your invaluable
Coagh l;einedy--yoar Cherry Eqpeclorsn,--
has done for me, when al, other remedies have
failed to .-se any relief In the fai Of SAT,
living 10 81 Louis, where have resided most
Of the time for the las, sixteen years, took Il
severe cold. which settled on my lungs. and
VAS confined TO my bed. and dosed aud bis.
tered b. doctors for several weess, bci finally
got on my legs again, bat not cured of my
hard coughing, and rafting and ticking IN nav
throat, which continued l. cessantiy Tor more
than six months always the worst ia the win
ter Nv friends ln-,. ted had cDugsed enough
10 kill a oxen common ensn, and that ] must
be in the asst stages Of consumption ! made
up my mind must cough my life away. left
ST LOUIS in Dece IN Der last 10 travel and spend
the winter in the South. When cali.d 81
your store 10 Nick. burg, you will reeollect. !
wac coughing so hard could no. tax TO make
my business known. You SAID you would
cure my cough A. YOU gave me n botile Of
your Cherry Expeeiorant, ! thought ! would
not sight YOU and your medicine 50 much ~
,,m,mh., ~, dav Id'J so r. bu,a lew day.
4, han "a LIZ snd dimioi. n NV roogh an
al icklios n nj ,s.oat and before had used
more than three four,hs Of the cousso's OF
that bottle, was eniifely cured, and ior week
did not even raise a eou A. i"onsh exposed
gay and n'sht' IN Nj "'-''hefr' ~ e"'.."h.-
a
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

RETURN thanks 10 NV friends tor toe cn-
l couraremeni they hsvr given ,ae in hts new
rutcspri-- hy their psiro age and 9opd "tSn'-
aud am happy 20 uflfm them and me rh''lt
fAat am nos more fayorshly situated thah al
ib. b.unninr &C thr present session having
pfo,i dea and furu .lct. with ciairs and de,a-,
e.umodious :. hooi.rooms Ia connie ton Win
mf residence, situated N q beautiful forest
gfoy.. fse or SIX bundled yards south Of the
Courthouse. ON an einlGen,e overlooking the
city
THE second session viii oonmcuce on the
dr.i Monday In fcbrnAry and cese on I'VE last
Thursday in June ! am prepared Ni,h apart
meats Tor the reception Of male and female
uupl- Proper assistance wili be procured inr
each department, As IT, yntcnst may demand
RArss of TUITION.
olthssrwphy reaans, wut'hs' ana
mfuini Arithmetic, STA 90
,ritln,etc ,ranmar add geography, VI 90
Natural philosophy ud melapNss'r- 20 %
Higher mathematics, l.atln, .freA, aHd
Hebrew. % w
le,latuatior and compositions Win
cut extra charge.
Incidental expenses, w
e,4.s 6r., exercise. every morning and the
las, every FRIDAY evening, viii lie feading ~
The Scrip,urc- ard PRAYER TIE iir-i recitation
n ehap,er fro II the Bible by all the school
Pupils w.ll be charged from the time they
enter to the close Of the session One nan
deducted ic, time lo.t on aceoant o sickness
Of one months duration OF more.
| will be prepared to accommodate pups
with board. washing, and fuel, al twelve dollars
PET month n,,ryn
Jan o. 81 ID"
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EWELL's STEAM SAW MILL.

THE subscriber having substituted steam
for horse power heretofore used 10 h.
mills, situated three niles south 81 Marshall,
on the Carthage road takes pleasure IN An
nouneng TO the public tha. he is prepared 10
in all orders cnrn sted 10 him with accuracy
and dispatch.
The following prices viii be charged fpr lum-
Der. e paid immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, tboaFd Inessi''r}
per thousand, Sls ~
Rough edge lumber, (board measure, 90
laihing and PaIing. ~ %
II not paid upon delivery, the following
Prices will be charged;
Ordinary square edge lumber, (boA'd measurel
per thousand, vio W
Rough edge lumher board mcssure) 10 90
lalhing and Pai'ag, 20 W
Grinding regularly every Saturday, at the
eighth, for the accommodation OF tho ruo'ie
NIB Ons of Geo. Pages horse powers for
ale low by the subscriber
GEO. W EWELL.
Feb rs, 1897. No17u
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Lowe, + VI
" Persons calling for airy Of the above
letters, viii please say they ste advertised.
X. 7. HYDE, T. NJ,
E,h tlishT n35-3i
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons sre forewsrned from 'rsains
~ for certain nf,m'~ory note, drawn hY
the undersigned, during the fall or Water OF
1854 or 1850 in favor Of ". \ Tarlton, for
the sum OF thirty dollars. The consideration
for Which aid note was given having entirely
filled | viii ~. pay the same an's-. eompci'-
ed by law. ,
ALFRED pt tTON.
Feb. 7, 81 nI1-9
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Nor.scass Corner Of he Pu5lic Sq.grs.
NuskaN, fraas.
s.~ THE undersigned bevIes reeea IS
TIL; become proprietor Of ihs ll"ic.' re-
I-.-A snccifii, Isl rue h> freud, and i.a
public generally ina; be Is prepared 90 sceo'n'
moiaie ail wba may favor him wish ther pat
rontse. TIC house Ia. been thoroughly nrn-
osat,j and LARGE portion oi inc furniture
l,rn newly furnished. H. iaole Va. b. a.
VOL supp I'D a- tina, Of any house " Easlofp
Tgxa.. ana hs chsrges moderate.
Ite stage office Tor al 81 ms stage hnc,
running to aud from Marshall, are Aspl al tins
han.e.
n l. BERRY Proprietor.
Dee. 10, 1886. ~
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New 0rieaus and Red River Packet

.r>-s-- = THE well known, substantial
e., szz< ~. md 81 running -teusnfrs TOR v
huud, ma-isr, hrviHg been thoroughly repsr.
e. has resg'red her rcgula- trips IS picscs
bf y~een New orie.ns ard Shreveport, PORT
l44do. Benton, .'tasts IA, jeff s-oa, and all
u'efmoa.ase landings Oh tae fasio. Hes OH.
eei- wHi % syefy attention 70 srY business
en,gs,t.t 10 iiei, @0d G-e efefy rFtfi 70 d..
serve s5a,luasAse Of tue iiosnal patronage
befg3o.oFs ssIs Cd 10 .lie bs4.. Fer freq
~ e arpy9H ..afl
.ap. =. . t2l-f.
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Ten NeSrsss for Sale.

WILL our friends lie, us suffer or viii we
w b, forced to r-sori TO nm efhc'ai course
10, the collection ~ our debts We are con-
RELIED to collect and close mp our business
Cotton !. a good pnee and goea ume to pay
debts. ". do not mcau 10 bs suggestive bat
want cur money sooa
rNiOR & WILSON
~ ~ n2i Il
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20 YnNertAkcr~.

NEALEp proposal. for fencing IN the court
y house. tMAr,aali,) vlil be- received in the
County eierks office, tiii tho GOA day OF next
March For particulars, sec order oil me
county court, aud plan and specih atoms o"
lie ia said Office
q. IENDRlCk. G J.
Feb IS, 81 n9F- u
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rNOyNEEK'S DEPARTMENT. ]
,,srrsRs PAclsic RAILROAD COMPANY. I
Msr,Aau, Isxss, January l6, 1887.

A Systematic and efficient management Of
n me business Of this company, require.
n. adoption Of The follow ing regulation. which
a'l not b. departed from In any case
whatever
The frs, Saturday after the first Monday in
..sh month, Is hereby fixed NJ Pay day. upon
nah Al. claims against the Compiny, tba,
mail have been examined and approved, viii he
paid.
Th., claims may be paid on the pay day Of
any given month, they must be presented II,
The Chef Engineer, office, on ~ before the
ia, day Of that .aonth otherwise, they will
La aver one month, for examination.
A, check roll, are sent in 10 tho Chief En-
rinee, on the ist day Of every month, claims
t,r labos on the Road viii be considered as
.,e.en,ed BY the check rolls.
Il. A. Bl.ANClI, Chi.J Eng ineer.
jan. n. 81 "o'2i II
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/, SCOTT 4 cos
REPRINT OF THE
BRITISH pERlO DlCALS
Asp INK
Farmers Guide.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
or rsE LAiTGs rrBt gcAIIos.
l. Scott i Co, New Yors, continue 20 pub
lish the following eadlng British Periodicals,
via.
!. TIE London Qnarserls Conservative }
Q The Ed.esbwgh Repiew, W"isl
3 The North British dee,ss Free etweh)
4 The Westnissier Reu'eu tLi6erat1
8. Blaze aood's Ldiagburg! Magazine
t1o,y
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THESE periodicals ably represent the nfes
l great political parties IT Great EdialS--
Wing, Tor, and Radical hut pollt.,s forms
only ons feature Of their eaarsaiss As o.
gan, OF the most profound wdlers on science
Literature, Moniiiy, and Religion, th'y siafd
ne they ever have stood. unrivaied 10 tie world
Of letters, being considered indispensable to
the scholar and Ihe professional man, while to
the in,slhgent reader Of every e.Ass ,iey iuf-
nish NOR. correct and satisfactory record o'
tho curr at literature vi ,be day, thrn- saoai
the world than can be posa,oly Obtained if9li
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Rib .IES.

4 LARGE lot OF Bibles aud Iesttmeni'
n belonging to the American Biblc Society
~ the Office Of 4. : aud Il, 7. NJ lohnsot
cheap for cash -
T. p. VI JOHNSON.
Treasurer of Harmon county Is.
Feb -, 1857
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WANTED,

NOR Two or three years, two Neero bcvs
j between The ages Of 10 aud -. Apply
TO the undersigned.
J. +. MOTT
Feb IS, 81 n.7
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ETtN tSS'Ifl..

E.,. T 7. \ y T 7 ) = ', 7 y =
MIA A large bftk building on lhe South
side Of The public square, c'esa Ny furnished,
ard TIE .able supplied vi'h The bes' ediO.es
That none, can p4rsaasc. No po' Or ec-
pta~e u spared 70 renlrf % s n5si Glass hotel
The proprietor has CONNEXIONS s'roie.
and careful. industrious bos. e.
A. }. sMirii
Ma, 81. l>J6. ni0-it
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! atMaNlc Nvgroes vor sale.

"a. WIZ. Bee sold to.t.r h -ie,t Uo5cr
"a iu Nar.hai, "a lhe first lae-dAy u
Al \ LIKELY NEGRO BOY,
twenty f ur ycae~ Odd, dafS Nnlslo eo'or
l,a.ihy. stout. aoiivc aHd good comb .iou,d
ilu guaranteed. term, cash. ..
NiiAhIE~ \. ERNL
Also. the v TO OF the abato described boy -,
very likely bright Malaito gt twenty .t"e
ears old.
.DDD COOK ANU " tSUER
and valuable HOUSE. servant. tplly guafin-
tee Terms cash.
WI. " EiS\ Err.
lr ". desire 80 sell the ue.sor. to The
,7uic person, or ~ the came n.iphhoth"oA' a.
the, will Ice sold separately IheN can be seen
on Monday before 1he sale.
&. A. SiEkNE.
WV "yis NtH
Naeoglochcs, Feb. 20.
Feb -, Nv
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Z own ;,ado urnitsFn.

FRAN CTS / { D I !. T II,
DGGs % inform Size o.Ekeas q Mar +.
/ aad nagAbofaood. b., he is prepared %
make House and Dl.ss Iaiai4ufe al a., kilds
&C. order a ..ock aiwAy, tcpl On 'An-.
hep4nsg, cleaning. ana tareisii.ag peg. 3
executed. aud au pf;,ra promptly attended io
IslnIafv lo.Ais5o. No 20 IT,.
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sErrLE UP.

4 IL PERSONS indebted TO ne. stom 1874
i. Y "a tao ngeseat Tine Mai please ceius
forward and pay Up, or they wih have to set''s
with an officer; sid laosa vhn hss- settle
ueuts eNA me will come forward ard Gsss
receipts. vanl 10 settle with avery eoAy 70
strairhiar ny business, uia<e al who eve me-
aag =. and LIS .-~sse ~ ay dsbta,
A. D. 'UuRREss
l4n.ary c. 1886 Ut
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W4Tt gsftKER AND JEWELLER.
- KEEPS ID lard ,'o ks wa'ehe~, aai
= jewtlfv aad Masosic, psa Fellows.
Ns-~s sud c'se- 81 b.. Mauu' 'st,ircs s.l slnls
IS 3 aaA 81. itef ware. W "a dome :. sasr.
s.afc. ass FL, faqs 20 seii tA@ tines
A.l2t 1883
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staple and fancy Dry Goods,

winch they are selling NJ reduced prices. They
u,,l continue 10 receive throughout the year
recession. to their stock 80 .- To keep always
o, hand ,nl store Their supply Of plania'
lion Goods. uentlenen and ladies dress goods
clothing, boots, shoes, hats &c, ennnoi be SUI
passed They would respectfully cal a1'en'
ion TO the following
Fine spring bounets,
Plain and fancy silks, stripe sn"s'
Plaid silks, sniins, y.lseis
Fiain. pr ted, aud plaid en- .hmeres
Plain, prnied. and plaid muslin deiAiAe',
Plain, figured, and lowered tareges,
Ffsa,h md Ees!i-h nef!aaes,
Plain aud Jaqaered bare9es aud iis~ae'
CA.ieocs "a great variety some 'ofy low
Mite iaconels, swiss, ,ar,etop anu tape
mus'lns,
Lawns, Nausook, fne llish linen and cam
brio
Chimasetles, undersloevo@, collars
lad.e, tue hand.,rchieis
lnItruid,ries Of nj, kinds.
superior sewing sils. thread and cotton.
suk. mcfiuo and cotton hosiery and gloves
Denms, checks bedlicsing, curtains;
Dea.nos, cottonaje,, ila,-!a, cotton flame )
Douc.tics, ,a,etlng, -ilrIing, loves.
4 arge ypiiety OF fame, goods ladies tribi-
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