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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-10-29


"a I'll strike my harp once more,
IA Sound go from shore to shore,
NJ yIbrate in every ear,
Vf My Clothing IS not dear,
--h@n As will appear.
The eoio-let Ii hy,
OfCYRus STERN come bur,
a suit completely made,
Ofgoods with nap well laid,
That should not feds
You'll not regret the deed,
lfgarments strong you need;
Cut made and trim'd with care
For men aud boys, 10 wear,
IL they should
Ben's of says Jim lo 10,
BILL snyst Sam lets go,
Each buy a suit from STERN
For interest bids US turn.
Ind INTEREST learn
Why Dick says Ian how athat,
Phips slick from boots to hat,
laok, Stove, and uncle Tom,
Where did your clothes come irum,
hat you have on.
Ncd say from STERN l guess,
n9sure repl cS old Jess,
My SONS, Milt, HOB aud Ike,
Diet goods IRON HIM tley like,
AMI SO does Mike.
iutt 2I-fI
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For the Delaware Republican.
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Mr.. EDlToR;-For two successive seasons past we
have taken occasion 10 present through your columns,
various considerations touching upon the prospeo
tive destitution and want, promised TO xiss in
large cities in oonseq uence of the immense number
of operatives usually thrown out of employment in
the winter season. Even before opportunity has been
offered for serious thought upon this subject, and
even when there was least cause for such apprehen
sions the great deplOrabe event has already visited
us, and threatens TO prove more disaserous to the
welfare OF the laborns classes than any crisis which
has occurred for at least a serles of years
The leading eau les Of this calamity, are so well
known to the rejecting mind that il would be need
less to enlarge upon them here Sufice it to say,
thai at present wriiag thousa uds OF men and women
in the cities of New York and Philadelphia and other
commercial centres, have been disc hnrged by their
employers, solely because they had aothtnS TO d2.
We herd of 1900 young girls in the Great Metropolis
being deprived Of the means of subsistence. The
smaller towns and country have not yet felt the Shock
but they too in turn must experiences their due share
of priyatiOn.
What is to become of ali these destitute mortals
who now throng the streets in search OF labor and
brendt They must be clothed and fed or they perish
What fruitful field is now open for the exhibition
OF PhilanthrOphy and Charity Every one will now
be called upon TO contribute to the aid OF the ohliN
dren of poverty; ye who have superabundance of
food and rament must show by your acts in this cri
ice period, whether you are generous or avarclous,
liberal or miserly Your demeanor in the approach
ing cenhct, will decide whether you have any sym
pahy with starving humanity, or entitled TO have
your maine imhortalsed by nosterity for noble ao'
lions. You are already endowed with sense oil duty
and for the neglect Of such a moral and cOnsoien.
tous Obligation each ono will be held responsible
Many Of essty must resort to the rural districts
for relief and every farmer will be visited by those
that have such homes of plenty and luxury as the
tillers of the soil. Be patient then. Tuin no hui
mnn being from thy door, who boys for bread. Re-
member the words Of SAVIOR in his sermon on the
MSlni "Giye to him that asketh thee, and from him
| that would borrow Of thee tuIn not thou away
/ tMath 8. AZ
Many of You have work that should be done, ant
y,u will now have a chance to help the poor, aud b.
greatly benefited In return, Numbers will bc ga'
to work for their bread and clothing. Employ Their
then if yon would perform an act of kindness to thos
whose industry has made your own condition SO pros
porous and happy. TRUTH
Daniel Emerson has been arrested at 81
Louis on charge of swindllng HanfOrd
Brothers, and other parties OF New York, 9
Sl4 200.
The Hon. A. N. p Nicholson has bee
elected by the Tennessee Legislature U.
Senator for six years, to succeed the Hoi
John Bell, whose term doe not expire unit
1859.
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me Czarewitsch stakes, which Prioress. one
oil Mr.. Ten Broeck's Am ertcan horses won,
was a race Of two miles, two furlongs and TWEEN
weight yards. Thirty horses entered, anon n
Lnem Fisherman, Saupterer, Ell HalSim and
Queen Bess, The first heat was 100 TO l against
rrloress. II was pronounced dead heat, be-
Sher, Fl HaEim and Queen Boss. The
second, the betting WIS to against Prioress;
The Times describes the heat as follows -
"The 'heap was run after the last race in q
deepening twilight, which rendered 1t impossi-
hle to distinguish the colors of the riders at
distance. FL Hakim was first OIL, but after
going about 60 yards Prioress, oYerpowering
Fordhsm, rushed to the front, and carried on
the running to the ditch gap, where she was
pulled back, and lay about three lengths in
the rear, Queen Bess going on with tho lead,
closely attended by Ell Hakim. On coming
down the bushes hill Prioress hung to the lett,
and shout was raised of the Americana
beaten But Fordham reused the mare with
his whip, and before reaching the foot Of the
NIL she bore her colors in advance, and quit
ting her opponents halfway up tho cords won
eleverly by length and a-half; Ell Halim bca-
ting Queen Bess by head only for second
place. A loud and prolonged cheer hailed
the triumph of the American colors, and MIR.
Ten Brock wus warmly congratulated upon
the trst victory achieved by him in England.
An objection was made by the rider of Queen
bess against the rider of Ell Hakim, on the
ound OF O crosg,1
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TRE TiMEs.-Ihe editor Of the Delaware Gazette
pretends TO thinl that the revenue laws, or free
trade policy Of tho Democratic party, had nothing
to do with bringing about the stringency in the
ney market and the general suspension of business
which has FOL lowed, ridieulng the Arguments adj
vanced IN favor Of tariff for protection and ASSERT
ing that our country has grown rich without It -
Our county has certainly increased rapidly in
wealth and population, and viii centinne to advance
in this respect in defiance of all adv erse oircum,
stances short of famine and pestilence. Our country
may be rich, as asserted by the Gazette, yet our
people IRE largely in debt to Great Britain for ar
ricles we should have made Ourselves, and were
the7 compelled to pay up within tho coming six
months, there would be general bankruptcy and
ruin This great Indebtedness exists notwithstand-
ang the fact that nearly all the gold we have re-
osiyed from California has been shipped from year
toyear, to pay for goods purchased as may bo seen
by tho following paragraph published in the Ga.
aotte on Tuesday
The product of GOLD in California for 1856 wes
S7,1l4,sbsi Of which 500, 1856 922 we're exported
TO foreign countries. 1t Is largely transporter ftom
liverpool to London, thence to France, Germany
and other parts Of Europe to be manufactured into
watches, ;jswelry, plate, DO. &c. Gold has boaOma
an article Of product and export from the United
States, as much as cotton. maize or wheat. Prior
to the discovery Of the California mines, the aver
lions q dollars per annum, now the annual aver.
age amount exported exceeds fsrty millions.
After this will any one say that there is no need
u 'as'n ,o' p'o.ar'l'n rms so'a should nave
Ssau ssD, abropS and oO O1 ,o"a DeOpi0, SUI
t,v hayo mean ri,b and Wa nbonIa ~, baro hal hag
this great stasuatiOn Of trade this great su,psp,on
sf business, to be followed by want and suffering
Tho univ rsuedv for tbia qt,,a Of th;no, no,vi,b.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

OUR STOCK BEING FAR TOO LARGE, BUSI-
NESS DULL, THROU iHOUT THE COUNTRY
~ AND MONEY SCARCE, =.
M Il have ctefmiuedio dispose Of our Goods at such
w prices Gcash must insure their sale Immediately
CASH BUY Frs will find in TO their interest TO call.
Oct 5.U nj NaIfet AZ
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oLoraING EMPORIUM,

IA 'l'HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Wk y Informs he Publ Ic that no hasnow on hand
M Rgood assortment of Clothing, suitable 70 tue
A season Athiso Did stand, No. &c Mar ket St be-
ow rhtd street. ii stock comprise all the different
kinds and patti erns Of Coats Vests and PantSi usual
w0rn,a nd in1Je IN he best manner and VIII pc soiu
ow. Ronl assortment Of Cloths, Cassmer sand vest
ngs, constantly hand which wlbe mad cup to order
In the besistye an inall warranted 10 nj And
i've satisfaction. =,
ALSO, assortment of stocks. Shirts, Collars ,Bo-
nns syl, h"nuAeron'elS' ER WITH MOORE
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TIE KANSAS ELECTION. RE-
EEwEp.--St. LOUIS, Oct. pa protest, signed
by several prominent citizens of Kansas, was
filed on the 10Th instant, against the tlaudu-
lcnt returns of Oxford precinct, in johnson
county. In reply to which, after personal
investigation, Gov. Walker and Secretary
Stanton publish proclamation in the Herald
OF Freedom OF the both inst, expressing de-
termination to reject tie entire vote of OK
ford and give certificates to the Free State
candidates.
The proclamation produced an intense ex-
element among tho pro-slsyery men, and
threats Of vengeance were made against the
Governor and Secretary.
On the 18th inst. a protest was made against
the assembling of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton, by mass convention of the people,
held at Lecompton.
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REGJSTER,S OFFICE.

- NEw CASTLE COUNTY, SAP, 18th, 1851,
TTPON the OF MARY weyl, Execprix of the
late will and 'fesamertof Augustus Weyl tate Of the
/ ii and directed by tho Register that the Executing
resad, notice the granting o. letters
TN Estate of the dec ID, with the date oil grant
Ing thereof, " causing aiyertssments to be posted
the puDlc places oi the County Of eM CAstet
requIringal FeIsols haSIng denands egainst the Es
lnte present the Fls, ABIDE by an Act Of Asson-
bly, in such cAse mad e and p-oylded And also cause
the be inserted WITHIN Las same PoTio ~ no
DE laware Rcpub!Iean, new spnpet pabsheu IN WI
m and to ho confirm eN therein tWp llJ4thss
I.S1 GiVo1 nndeT the haad ami Seal OF Ohee 4 he
N.SS Hegisrer aforesaid, at wiiaste, in New Gao
l~S tie Caapty aforesaid, theday and year above
written. PETER d. NANDEVER ,Reglsler'
NoTICE.-A. lpsrsonS shawn aims agalnsitls =.
tate al the ,us the same duly
ed to the Executrx feioIo the stu gay o Septe
her A. D., Ia58 aLiG9 the Act ob Asssm1{ " suoh
u ~ a.ian - EEE. Iatt. LEY Oel .InI.
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REGiLSl!ER,ls OFFICA,


NKW CAs1LE CoNNIY, yet, Sd, 1857.
TTPOE the app cafonOt Spencer thdndler, Aumlns~
Otratorof HsunA Chandler, lats "a niil Creek HID.
in said County, decea sed: IL is ORDERED and Ilrec-
ted by tke Register that the Administrator aforesaid,
notice Of the granting OF ettsIs % Alninstralon
upon the Estate the dereased with the date of GRANTING
thereof by eAhsng advertisements 10 DO posted within
forty days rOn date of such Letters, Of The
mntt pub places Of fine county of New Castle reQif
ing all perscnB having demands against the Estate
present the abide By an Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause The same 70 be
inserteu within the period in the Delaware Re
publican, newspaper published in Wilmington, and
be continued therein two months.
mi Gven under the hand ard Seal of Once OF tho
SL.SS Register aforesaid, At New Castle, IN New
ti Castle Count aiorssuid. the day and year above
written, FETik b. NAHDENER, Register.
.MoTlcE;-AN person having claims agapst the
Estate al he deleased must present the same duly at
tehed to the Administrator or heoTe tile 5rd DAY OF
Apri 1853, or ablcc the Aoiog Assemh!y " such case
mids slnd provided, SPENCER CHANDLER
Oct ts-2niO, Adm'F,
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NOTICE

the Court Of ChaIcety of the state of Delaware IN
al Tor tho County of New Castle. Sarah A. Chestnut,
Ih9mas b. ltumord Charles g. Rumlord, John UNI
i1Td Washington Rumiprd. Rehecca Derrick son. MARY
Isne DerIokse1 aud Henry Derrickson by Everett Dor
lcksen theiT father and next friend George Dokereon
ann susan his wife, and Susanna Mcdowell, Ellen
BUSH Edward Cox. Robert Lloyd aud Martha, his wife,
John Blear and kebncca, his wife, Louis H. COX Esau
4; Cox and John Bullock Rehecra Cox, and w lillian 81
ceased. - - -' ~ ~
And now, TO wits this tenth day Of September A. ID.
b5 I, V ordered by the Chancell0T that Robert Loy
and Mhrih his wife, John Blenr and Rebecca his wife
Esan u Cox, john Bullock and Rebecca Cox seven Of
the deieRdhnts the said Bin Of complaint named appear
IN C0urf, Monday, tho 18th day Of February next d
aLsyer plead Or demurt9 the bill Of complaint filed IL
further ordered by The Chancellor, that eupyOf this
Der 10 published Within 80 days 10 the Delaware Repub
| can, a newspaper published Va the city of Wilmington
twci week Tor SIX successive weeks after its first pub
caiOn aud ALSO tat cory OF said shall within
- DAYS, Z, pose 20 IN the oec Of tho Register NJ Chan
oil said County. In ties lmny whereof have hereuno SET
J-J my hand, ant affixed the seal OF The said Court
Il. So at New Castle, ihis fourteenth day Of Septem
Sept 2l-l2t Register IN Ghaneery.
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LATER FROM uTAH.-ErpressioAs of Rostilitv
Dg the Mormon Eldeys.--St. LOsis, Oct. Pc
Ths Republican of this city published a dis.
course delivered Ivy Elder Heber Q. Kimball,
SAT- Lake City, on August 80th. Strong
grounds are taken against the United States
government, and determination expressed to
resist Its troops to the last extremity. The
women and children are called upon TO arm
themselves, and the people generally exhorted
10 lay up their grain, aud otherwise prepal
tor the conflict. During the discourse Kimbali
SAID we are the Kingdom of God-the
State Of Deseret-and will have Rrioban,
Young for Governor just SO long as he lives. y
Brigham Young made speech equally bold
IN declarations Of hostility against the United
States.
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YOUNG LADIEs INsTITpTn.

NJ DttIA v an M kk1llISS
Principal. assisted b., Experienced Teachers schoot
first NOnJSy III September RECESS. 18th De-
cenDer and s5h March; each ten DAYS Vacation, Auly
and August. Charge $50, for board, and Iui
ton English. Music French, Drawings &c., at Pro
fessOs' prices Pupils rharg from the time Of entrance
no dedaoton except IN cases Of protrsoted siekneaA'-
Catalogues forw nIued NJ request. adore ss.
REV, rIIoS. NJ. CAM, prncPal,
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The firm OF Ross, Mitchell & Co., importers
Of Toronto, Canada, has failed, with liabilities
reaching 81, 100000.
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GRAND CONCERry
AT THE ODD FELTON, HJ1LL,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Goth, 1877.
uGder the direction of NJ L. LICHTENSTEiN, for the
benefit OF the FIRST GERMAN LUTHERAN CHUhcH-
Miss the celebrated singer, Professor n. TRIaes
= aud the WILMINGTON SANGERnUND, No. /, have been
. invited AMI Will perform their choice peioes
Mr. FERDINAND FuLLMER will preside at the Piano.
PROGRAMME.
PART !.
/ pianO-Musical Rockets Strak0sh.
, Glee-The Singers SautatIon, Krenzer
Duett-Siowy and Softly Music should Flow, Clover
4 solo-.iTand Air from the ''Creatiun," Hay dem
5 ilee-The She phards Sabbath SONG KIeuzer.
6 Duett and q lee from the Creation" Hayden.
Snlo-Charnung May, lindey.
Glse-Song in the Forest, Mangold.
FART
Q piano-Fhe Daughte Of tile Regiment, Voss.
| 10 Glee--WelcOme Sprg, rober
| Il Duett-WhAt are the Wild Waves Saying, Glover
u Solo-Grand Air from Elias" Nendeshon BITtholdy
| IS Glee-The singers Tomb, Sllcher
| ID SOlo-Grand Air from ''SomnAlnhua,n DJriZette
| IS Duet, MendelshOn Bai lholdY
| Ii GIee-Farewel, y, Sanger
Doors open at Z. To commence at O'Clock. Tickets
| IS cents. can be procured from
| JOHN Flu LINER. ltR Market street,
| NJ. j.. liCHrENSTElN, t2l Market street,
| John GREINER, &c Fast Fourth street.
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CL.o1'HING AT REDUCED PRICES.
200 GARMENTS FOR SALE.

Az NO. 81 MARKET ST, ......-.,.
HAVING had q very large sook oil WINTER
LA CLOTHING mad up 10 meet the usual demand ;
"a for Fail and W inter Wear, the subscriber wth
WX selItheinat PRICES TO suit the times. = =
49, Persons DESTROYS Of securing CHEAP FOR CASH
well made DIR EsS AND .eRoCk COATS Of American , All
fae Ciath OVERC OATS and RAGLANs 81 superior
Plot and BRAY CothA 81 snnsIhntIa guaIys shouin
eli with ashiOnale Safnantsa al almost any PIl
very largo stock OF Pants, vests ShIts ,uihV efAahu
other artioeso Of e.teipe1.s wear o. every
in the late st fashion and bost HlapnsI, = 49,,
Also large sock OF Clpn ana CAAslsheiea on haa"
whioh wi be Inydo up ohsap tOgruel. ~, $500. ,.,,.h,
at auction at very low ates; and The subsoIioef stnere
ire ID 10 sci them mach eapsf Than ever belste
Ia at No. 81 Al rket street, between anp
and examine for yourselves hN' u 1--WE
NVILMtNSrON, oct xi-tl
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
FaMBROIDERED COllHr5, sleeves and Sets 4 lVan, i,
Il cling. Edgngs and Inns erilngs, KID and slih MI
finish Goves, OF All kinds IN greht Naiiey'
Knit wooi,n Jackets fall size, Moha CapsHn gheh
e head ur with splendid asso ineht OF
1riInnln Is the latest styles, aud great
ofutner articles TO to nqhtlon Mheh WI ps
sold al Least cent below the iurinar pflees MN
Is your uine for Bargains, IT RyBEhE hbhLTS, iiV
Market stree above Fourth, Wilninston' De''
Got se-tf,
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= rAIRvILrD IMsTETuTE..

FOR lOuAU LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
- THE sixth session Of this lnsttute will
eseas5A co nlnenee November I'd, 1851, and continue
IesHHNAi twenty weeks.
lnenngA The building has been tfohed In size during
sszskA tie past summer and the male and female de-
$500 partlnent entirely separated. Tie situati
is healthy and neasGnt; the accommodations ample ana
comfortable The sUufse o instruction will be taornuRh,
embracing all Tie branches Of common English educa
lion, with he higher Mathematics, tao Freneh language
Music and Drawing. An exp aenoed female teacher has
been employed to take ohrse oil the ladies' depart
Students will be admitted any mo, and charged from
the lime Of entering Each student TO furnish his own
wash basin and tOwes. During the term lectures will be
delivered Philosophy Physiology, Astronomy, Arth-
nellie 4 c.
Latin ard PtOnOgraphy.
TEHAIS.-S5j per session for boarding, tuition and
Washing Books furnished AZ cost prices, hired to the
for the Extras, renc i4angnage and
Drawing 5 ehch. Piano aul MolOdean. each SO, Ia
Guiding Of Instruments Persons wishing 10 attend
JESSE b. SHARPLEsS. Prop. p.
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DEER PARK SEMINARY,

NEWAI DEI.,
10y REV. geo. HOOD AN p LADY The Winter
Id rernuft this Sc LECT BOARDING SCHOOL, FOR
YOUNG LIABLE will commence November l, 1857.
The number of pupils is limited To twenty. Pupils
ers, aud healthy moral influence.
TgRMs.-For Hoard aud Tuition in English branches.
per term of Ave MONTHS SIS. Music, Drawing, Paint.
ing, &C., extra.
Principal. Oct l-zIho.
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WoTICA


TIE firm Of Willi9m johnson 4 Co., tins day dis
age bestowed upon ~ friends and customers, we
respectfully ask continuance Of he same Aor success
sors, WILLIAM JOHNSON
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LYNoH LAW ON THE Missouri RIvER.-On
one of the Missouri river steamboats,, not long
since passenger was suspected of improper
intimacy with young lady of fourteen, whom
he represented as his sister. The facts of the
case having been verified, the crew and pas
sengers held meeting and voted that the cou-
pie should be married. When the pair were
called to receive the verdict, the girl seemed
very much pleased, but the man rather hung
back. The captain, however, settled the mat
ter by drawing his pistols and declaring that
the thing must be done, and at the next sland-
Ing Justice OF the peace was brought on
board, and the marriage was celebrated with
great iestiyity.
Full returns from all the counties in Penn.
Sylvanla, official in character show the follow
ing vote for Goyornor Packer lSS. $50; VIII
mot 146, l41i Hazlehurst rs ,160. Packers ex-
cess over Wilmot AZ ,743 Packers excess over
both opponents, 14,5S3. For President last
fall the vote was buchanan 23O 500: FIRE.
mont l41 Fillmore e2,22g. There is
thus visible decrease OF 96 1919 in the ag-
gregate vote, OF Al $40 in the Democratic vote
of 1900 In the Republican vote, and of "a ,O6g
in the American vote.
A CHEERINo SIGN.--The Allentown Demo.
crat says that operations are about to be re.
sumed at many OF the iron works in Lehigh
county, which had suspended few weeks ago.
The Thomas Iron Company and the Crane
Company, it is said, win both continue their
furnaces in blast during the winter. The Al
lentown Iron Company are going on uninter.
ruptedly. This will afford employment 10
many man along the Lehigh who would 9th.
srwise have an idle, dreary winter before him,
The firm OF Ross, Mitchell & Co., importers
Of Toronto, Canada, has failed, with liabilities
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CIRCULATION $3.50.

|, ~ posi- OFFICE PRINTING GIVEN
TO THE sc DELAWARE REPUBLICANS
BEC.aUSE 1T HIS THE LARGEST CIR
CUL.ATI0N. OF Any PAPER PUB-
LISHED IN DELAWARE. VERTL-
SERS AND OTHERS SH0ULD BEAR
THIS. F.ACT IN MIND AND LOOK TO
THEIR INTEREST. IN
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GEORG ID 4. CASHO,
CHARLES w. BLANDY,
II. +. X. BLANDS.
NEWARK Delaware, July 81, 1857.
The undersigned have day associated together un-
der firm of w lillian johnson h Co., and will continue
he maqgfaelEaE, Of NIANN,Y's CoMBINED NOW
carried on BIZ tie late hrtn. WILLIAM JOHNSON,
JACOB CASHO,
CHARLES w, BLBN0Y
II. P. II. BLANDY.
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SELLING OFF The ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS Al COST PRICES FOR CASH.
SAMOL BDHBY
HAVING determined to discontinue the DRY GOODS
branch Of hi business and wishing close his laIg
and valuable stuck entirely out by the rs of tho coming
year now oilers his entire sOok Of desirable goods at
cost prices inr cash, con lsting of;
English, French and Amer lean Chintzos,
ln1in and figured Hll wool Paris deiairs,
Naenoins, burma plads and fail ducals,
A full assortment Of French meFinoes,
Cnshmeres ana Parmatta cloths,
Fine black ais pacas and hombnzines,
Every description OF white goods,
Target aud eeg ntussOftnent Of French enlpFo derry
trimmings, gloves md hosiery,
SILKS great variety, among which few elegant
go robes AMI blyadsTes,
Wide maptlll vevets best quality.
Damask table linen nd napkins,
New style chenille shawls,
Superior bTOche and French Blankets,
BaY state square and long sh1wls,
Walch and Amel loan lannels.
SILK. morno and undershiTts and draw eTs,
Window shades and curtain materials,
Coach makers gods, a- ~
blankets, alt sizes,
Cloths oassImeres and vestings,
Shifting, she"tings, aud Canton hannels,
Together With variety OF goods not enumerated,
This stock having been selected with much care from
late impuratuns, wilt be found worthy the attention of
purchasers. Oct 2q-f.
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A New Portable Forge.

A New Portable Forge.
nASzS= THESE Furs0s ase made exp ressy for
hIET They can be readily adopted in any place where
ts~ forge is wanted, you have only to set it down
in some CORNER go work For Farmers, ManuiHo-
Mcrs Miners &c., and indeed for all who want
thing rs they can cd any time and replaced
again in few minutes. For farmers they would much
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