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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-09

Harper's Magazine for March has
reached us. We find it as readable
as ever. Fessenden & Go. have Har.
per and other magazines for sale.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-09

The Daily State Reporter and Daily
Republican have been suspended for
want of more liberal patronage.
Sorry!
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-09
CHAPTER XVII,

CHATTER XVIII.
Three months have elapsed, and VIC
find Anna under new and very differ
ent circumstances. Instead of a
friendless stranger in a great city, she
is now the mistress of large and ell
egant house, which has been pur-
chased, and beautifully furnished by
old Mr.. MARYLAND for himself and
niece.
Every day endears her more and
more to the heart of the old man, her
uncle. He has provided for her the
best of teachers, and she, more for her
uncle's sake than her own, is devotine
herself to music, to the study O
French, and other branches of polit,
education, with affectionate assiduity
Gradually he is introducing her int,
society, and she charms every wher,
she goes. Her history has not beer
concealed
AS yet no intercourse has taken
place between her and Mr. Grants
family. She sometimes alludes to
them, but on this subject, her uncle is
always silent. She believes that it is
the pride of Mr.. Grant that is in the
way of harmony the real truth she
does not know, and her uncle thinks
it best that she should remain in To-
norance on that head. His own large
fortune is already secured to her, and
that will more than make up to her
the loss of her grandfather's legacy.
The fact that his sister knew that
Anna was in the city under such pc
culiar circumstances, and yet conceal.
ed the knowledge of it from him, was
something that old Mr.. MARYLAND could
neither forget nor forgive. Indeed
the conduct of both herself and hus
band, during the preceding year, ex
hibited so deep a moral perversion
that Mr. MARYLAND wished to meet
them no more.
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VOL. L.

niece her proportion of her grandfath-
er's estate, has disturbed you both so
deeply 2"
Grant was silent.
But / need not make such sup
position. Nothing else could have
had this effect"
That proportion she will never
get" gloomily, but in decided tone,
replied Grant.
What ?"
"She will never see dollar of he,
grandfathers property. Do you Nm
derstand ?"
What do you mean 2"
"My estate will not pay it. Car
you understand that 2"
understand what you say bu
do not credit the declaration"
- You can satisfy yourself at any
moment Are you ready to make the
investigation ~
II am. And it shall be made rigid
ly, depend upon that 1t will be des-
perate case, look you Mason, II l
don't get out of your hands the amount
suffered to be placed there, con-
fiding to your honor as | did. You
had no right to risk the loss of this
money in your business. You should
have been satisfied with the use of it
safely"
1--WE will not handy words about
that" abruptly replied Grant. "What
is past, can't be mended. This girl
cannot get the legacy left by her
grandfather, nor even a portion of it,
without ruin to me, and l will fight
hard before am brought to that is
sue. Too much depends upon main
tanning my position. | must look to
my children, and the effect upon them
of bankruptcy Doyou understand 2"
Perfectly"
"You see, then, that I am desper-
ate"
Il see it. Youhave played the fool,
and now you are going to play the -"
Stop sir !" calculated Grant, in a
deep, quick voice, his face growing al
most black with passion.
The villain !" coolly added Mark
land, steadily fixing his eyes upon the
excited merchant.
The hand of Grant was suddenly
raised, from an impulse to strike to
the ground the man who had assailed
him. But the calm, steady eye of Mr..
MARYLAND remained fixed upon him,
and he quailed under it.
Mason Grant," said the old man,
speaking emphatically, eve part here.
Our paths in life diverge from this
point When you do justice to Anna
Gray, and when my sister and her
children come forward and do her JUS.
tice, then will cross the threshold Of
your house. Not before. AS one Of
the executors of my fathers will, ]
will see that the orphan girl does no
lose her portion. Good morning! I"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-09

Always sit next to the Carer, if you
can, at dinner.
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Tape Worm Cured by DR.. M'Lane's Celebra
ted permJye.-New York, August 2, 1862
A certain lady i'll this city testifes that, after u.s.
ing pr. M'Lane's vermifuge, prepared by Flcm-
ing Bros of Pittsburgh, she passed tape worm
ten inches long; and has no hesitation in recon-
mending it TO every person afflicted with worms !;
as, in her opinion, it far cxcels every other rem
eay new in use. The name of the laby, and
further particulars, can be learned by calling OH
Mre. Hardie, Manhattan place, or f. L. Theall
Druggist corner of Rutger md Monroe streets.
,ES Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr.
~ Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa All other
vemipges IN comparison are worthless. DR..
Ml.anss genuine vermifuge, also his celebrated
. Liver Piila, can now lie had at MI respec,nb,e
dug stores. None genuine ,citlomt Tie sigmatuye
Jfef " FLEMING RROS RR'
:. Sold by WAnnLAw & LYON. Abbevillo C. IT,.
g C., apd by one Agent in every town in the
aSonths ~
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD
WARE, CUTLERY.
Plantation Implements. &c

Plantation Implements, &C.,
q hN hand, in store, with large additions eycry
" week, for CASH, at very low prices:
90 Bbs G Yellow SUGARS,
Crushed and Powd wdered SUGARS.
IIhds. Muscovado do
oo Bngs Rio. Old Gov. Java nnd Mocha Coffee
% Hhds: Trinidad and w. l. MOLASSES.
3U boxcsSpcrm. Adamnntinc e. &Taow Candles
n large stock of FANCY GROCERIES. sucl, as
Pickles, Syrups. Preserves and Jclies,
Sauces Spices, Table Salt, &c,
Maccaroni and Starch,
Fig Blue, Indigo, &c.
Tho very best CHEWING: TOBACCO,
luO00 finest selection Rio IIondo SEGARS.
Lock, Tongue, Fifth and Log Chains,
100 Pairs Trace Chains, (assorted,)
100 Kegs NAILS, do.
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons,
Well Buckets, Sifters, Waffle and Wafer Irons,
Blue Stone, Copperas and Madder
Buckets, Tubs aud Demiions
Broad Axes. Foot Atlzes, and Collins Axes
Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery.
Also, just received fresh from the Brewery i'm
Scotland,
II Bbls. Glasgow ALE, n very superior article.
Agency for the South Carolina White Lead
Company, and on hand,
1900 Lbs 5. c. White Lead, pure, n,cauiful. }
4,o0O beautiful Zinc Lead, (purc white
and great many other articles ut the lowest
prices for CASH, or OH short time to prompt
customers ii. 3 KERR.
Abbeville c. H., March IL, 1857. 16-ly
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State of South Carolina.

CnIcoRA Woop, 25th March, 1857.
q INDEX the Wise dispensaton of Providence,
however affecting and inscrutabl to us,
the State has had to mourn the untimcly death
OF gallant soldier, a patriotic and devoted eff
zen one OF the most distinguished among the
valued Representatives of her people in the
Congress Of the United States. The death so
lamentcd, OF the Hon. Preston S Brooks, creates
avacancy i'll South Carolina for the Fourth
Congressional District, which it is necessary and
proper TO supply without undue delay by an
other election. In such case, the law provides
that the Governor Of the State shall order nh
election
Now, III discharge of this duty, 7, ROBERT
+. w. ALLSTON, Governor and Commander
in-Chlef OF the State of South Carolina, do
hereby order the Managers of Elections, for the
several election districts constituting the said
Fourth Congressional District, to open the Polls
and hold AN election for IA member of the prcs.
Ont congress, to supply the vacancy created by
the death of the Hon. Preston S. Brooks, mt
their election grounds and precincts, ACCORDING
to law, on the first MONDAY in May next, and
the day following, being the fourth and fifth
days Of said month. The Managers will meet
at the Court House Of their several judicial Dis.
triets, on the Wednesday following, count the
votes, and forward the same, together with
their respective returns, to the Governor Mt
Columbia, who will remain there six days in or
der to receive the same aud to declare tho cleo
ton.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State.
this twenty fifth day of March, one tbopsop
eight hundred and fifty y-sevcn, aud in the
eighty first year of American Independence
ROBT. +. w. ALLSTON.
JAMES PATTERSON, Secretary of State.
April 2, 1857. 90 Q,
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White Teeth, Perf,smed Breath and Beautiful
Complexion, can be acquired by using the Balu,
Of a thousand F2o,cers" What Indy or gentle
man would remain under the curse Of disagree
able breath, when by using the '' Balm of a
Thousand Flowcrs' as a dentlfricc, would not
only render it sweet, but leave the teeth as white
las alabasters Many persons DO not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware OF coun-
terfeis. Be sure cach hottie is signed
FETRIDGE & CO, N. Y.
EB- For sale by oil Druggists.
Feb 90, 1857. a cow6m
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Removal.

ITHE Subscriber has ramoved from his old
l. stand to Enright d Starts Gin 'FaetsrY, asid
returns his thanks for past favors, and solicits
share Of public patronage in his li1s Of businsss
He will make Panel Doors. Sash, Blinds,
Wardrobes Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Etames. &c, So IN. e---:rs' ce-s.'
|aSiS 3sd iie yin sss9 snake conaus u the dnst
,oro ro' re to any geptlemaa in tEs
- .Au.,,, Am, :. 9 G.ae BOWERS.
Aprirl 1851 Ses.. 40. iy
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Dry Goods at Very Low Prices
For Gosh.

"ILLIAM SHEAR has just receivedsrom
w New York large supply ofSSTAP PIE
and FANCY DRY GOODS, adapted to; the
Spring and Summer Season, embracing great
variety Of new and beautiful styles of Ladies'
Youths wear, and for House and Plantation
Seryants, which lie will sell at decidedly lower
prices for cash than they can be sold on the
usual credit terms. Augusta and Greenyilie
ShIrlings. Cotton Osnaburga, and Georgia
Stripes will bossold Mt manufacturers pricea-
iianters and Families from ,he country. wishing
70 y. pnEshase, Tor cash, are respectfully invited
: April 9, 1857 So. - If i
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HOUSE BUILDING.

VIE undersigned Is now prepared to do all
wur. entrusted to his care, in the Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans aud erect all dcscrip-
t!ons Of buildings, from onc-story house TO ~
Court House.
Having received instructions from tho best
Architects i'll the Union, he ilalters himself that
lie can have work done i'll style equal to and
as cheap us can be done in New York.
RErEEENcEs. - King & Kcllum Architects,
brooklyn. New York Vim. Gaincr, Architect,
of New York City: Perryman IL Waller, New
Market; DIR. John L. Burrali, Barrattsvilc
HENRY JONES
New Market, Dee 16, 1856. rs If :,
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As,a Spring and Summer Medicine, Carter's q,
Spanish Mixture stands pre:emincnt above oil
Others. its singularIy efieacious action on the
blood; itsstrengthening andyivifyiag qualities; /;
.ik tonic action on the Liver; its tendency to
drive oil humors to the surface, thereby c!cansng
!. tho sYstesa according to Natures own ptescrp.
Hop; harmless, andat tho same time cxtraor-
sdinary good effects. and the number or cures
I testified by mapytof tho gost respectable ci-
tizegs of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere,. must
;bs eefHstys sv s4snrs s.-.- an1. =,
s,sb6ut III q !: :s..v :.v xst.s sS !. ~
tSE Bat.IAslll satisfy tbe most
sssS ,as siasnsas j. .saoiHss lyhns n
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Commercial.
ApBEv1LLE c. H., April ., 1857.
.ttp Onofa cytrnmpe frntn Ol IN

ApBEvrLLE G. H., April ., 1857.
Cotton.-We quote extremes from l24 to l3t
cents.
COLUMBIA, April 7, 1857.
Cotton-The demand for cotton Yesterday
was active and very good. with decided ten
dency in favor of sellers. The ruling rates were
alf @ 13tc, and some choice lots did command
fraction over our highest figures
CHARLESTON, April G, 1851.
Cotton Sales of cotton to-day 800 bales
The market is quoted l4i for good middling. and
Iii for middng fair.
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NEW DRUG STORE !
AT GREENWOOD

NfiE undersigned, Druggist and A Apothecary.i
IL has just received Il very complete stock of
Drugs and Medicines,
selected with the greatest care for this market
Ills stock consists of every variety usually found
i'll City Apo,hccary Shops,
Extracts of all the vegetable preparations
from the best Chemists O..
IinGtUrcs prepared from the crude mate
rInl, anl warranted to he Of the strencthxlain
down i'll the United States Pharmactrpa t.
PI tent Medicines, direct from tho
manufactory, rs cheap rs they have ever b.en
sold III this place. e.
a. very superior article of Brandy, for
m,"''""t purposes only. Fine Old Porte, Ma
iier" and Sherry Wines, sc,eidnm scInurps.
dc, &c ii'
lie will keep constantly fine assortment Of
Confectioneries, Tobacco and Segars.
IL would he unnecessary to cnumeratc all the.
articles 10 Physicianx, he pledges himself to
MI their orders with us good Medicines as can
be obtained elsewhere; and to his friends. he.
pledges like satisfaction us to tho Goods and,
terms. Call 1T the Store Formerly occupied as
the Post oflicc JAS. H. RILEY.
Greenwood, 5. c., Nov. ] 1856. 99.tf
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quirer of Saturday publishes the resignation of
Lieut.. Governor McComas. There is no pro.
visions in the constitution for filling the vacancy
oy an election, and as the attorney general, who
would succeed to the office, has also resigned and
the last Senate failed to elect president pro
tempore' ana tho House of Delegates adjourned
sine die-thus having 10 speaker, the State. in
case OF the death or resignation of Governor
Wise, would be without either on executive of :
Ger or the power of electing ono for the present
Term. The matter is remedied, however, by the
power vested in the Governor, to fill pro trmporc
aii vacancies in those Offices for which the consti-
tuition and the laws make no provisions lie
will OF course appoint Lieut.. Governor, whose
term Of Office will last until thirty days after the
commencement Of the next session of the Lcgs
lature.-Richmond Dispatch
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SWAN G. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
9 "a FRIzE
$ . O, 90 O.
SSl6,O00 TO be Distributed in April I


fIN1IE following Scheme will be drawn bv s.
Il Swan 4 Co, Managers of tho Fort Gaines
Academy Lottery, of Georgia, in each of their
Lotteries for April, 1857, at Atlanta, Georgia. in
public, us follows
GLASS 80,
10 be drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
Saturday, April 4, 1857.
GLASS 81,
10 he drawn in the City Of Atlanta, Georgia, in
public, on
Saturday, April II, 1857.
CLASS 80,
10 be drawn i'll the City of Atlanta, Georsia, il,
public, Oh
Saturday, April 1e, 1857.
CLASS SO,
10 be drawn in the City Of Atlan,a, Georgia, il,
public, OIL
Saturday, April 25, 1857,
On the Plan of Single Numbers.
g a . O r R %ES
More than One Prize To crc,.y Tn Tickets
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-, man named Finney, in the city, of Syracuse,
N. Y. u few days since, while vomiting. forced
ono of his eyes completely out of its socket,
SO that it hung down upon his cheek The
ball was allowed to remain in that position
several days. until it finally swelled to m enor-
nous size, and the humors of the eye being in
tercepted II actually began to mnrtfv ply
sician was called in, who succeeded in forcing
the eye to lis place, but the sight was gono for
ever.
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Il Ne'0 larc"tiea,-A very simple and us.f,,
contrivance for planting peas aud corn has hcem ~
recently invented by Mr.. J. NJ. Carlisle of WI
liamston, in this District. 1t consists Of n hom-
per- made Of tin, and attached to a staff abont
the size of walking cane and may be used IL
the same munner, when planting the seed III.
hopper extends down TO the end of the stoF ,nJ
IS SO shaped as to admit square plug of wood
about i,ve inches in length, and containing n
groove in one side for the escape of the rraiE."
In the upper end of this groove there il n slyL,
spring bent SO as to iillur the groove at that
POM, ana IN the end Of the staff to which the
OF OF the grain, when the end of the plug is below
.hat point When pressed upon the ground, the
pug OF wood rises in the hopper, and permits
the grain in this recess to escape down the ,.roowc
IN the side Of it,. and below this spring. The
". weight OF the grain above forces it down when
lifted from the ground, and so the process Of
planting is carried on BY this simple con,rivance
1t plants with great deal more uniformity than
can can: De effected by the hand MIR. Carlisle has
applied for u patent, and VIC hope he may ob
tain it-Anderson Gazette.
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Mrs. Cunningham and Erkci-The trial of
Mrs. Cunningham and Mr.. John j. Eckcl. for
the murder of DR.. Harvey Burdell. is arranged
to come off early in May 1t is stated that their
counsel confidently assert that they are not only
able 10 establish the innocence of tn .ir client
but to furnish the name of the actual mur,lcre,
and show in what manner the ho rrible deed Of
blood was perpetrated.
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SOAP! SOAP!! SOAP!!!
THE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE!

YONS. having purchased the Right for Ab-
aA beviilc District, to make and sell 8sor;,.
backs Patent Compound Chcnl-
zeal soap, Is snow prepared TO sell Family
tights on reasonable terms The advantages
which this Soap possesses over any other which
IS now, or will ever hereafter be in use, are these
In The tirst place, You can make the finest and
most beautiful Toilet Soap, highly pcrfnmcd and
richly coorrd, at cost (buying the chemicals by
whoesale.) of only Four Gents per pound.
In tho second place, you can make the prctti-
est, whitest. and incest Washing Soap at n cost
OF only thrcc-quarters of II cent per pound-75
cents for hundred pounds
In the third place, after having obtained u
kecipe-which will be given You at the time you
buy your Fumy Night-you Gun, in Is minutes,
out of one of Ley Soap, and the two after they
have been doubled, will be better Soap than the
first barrel was.
In the fourth place, this Soap will clean the
skin better, Gf people disposed to doubt il, We
VIII prove what we say, by applying it to two
or threc ooys-or rather Young nen-who wear
boots outside Of their pants about town. and it
will wash clothes whittier, and with less washing,
than any other washing compound now in use.
A. pocket handkerchief, or piece Of homespnn,
may he dipped into tar bucket, or drawn
through carriage wheel, until it is completely
covered with Tar, or grease and black lead, and
then III three washings in cO{d tcofcr (of il
will wash better in warm) it will be made ns
white as it originally was. No other Soap will
do this. 1t will take grease out of floors; and u
friend remarked TO lis the other day, that he be-
lieved it would 60 through au inch plank after u
little paint, tar or grease. And ladies, all you
who have husbands who need clennine up and
renova,ng, if you will send them up somo warm
day; Gt wont do to apply RoEApAcK to them in
cold weather, unless YOU give them some money
to buy warm Clothes wtl--theres danger Of
some Of them taking violent colds) we promise
that you will be utterly nstounded when they re-
turn home You will hardly helieve that such u
| change in appearance. could have hecn' effected
! in so short time.
So now, to be Serious (and We believe we arc
not dishonest enough to advise our own people,
our own friends, our own relations, to do n tine
which will be of-no benefit to them, and which,
must result unfavorably to us,) we advise cvery
family to.procure Right. There is not a Fam.
lily in Abbeville District doing any washing
ut all who does notuse Fifteen Dollars worth d
Soap in year; and by RoRABAcRs Recipe, you
can make your Right clear, the first year. 1t is
not like a Coat or n pair of Pants-in two wears
at the outside, they are Worn outS-ihis lasts YOU
! your lifetime. -. E
Abbev,lle CHI, Feb 25. 1851. .44.tf
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6atal Railroad Iccidcnt.-The freight train
Which left here yesterday for Columbia, ran off
the track ut Four Hole Swamp. and we regret
10 learn that the conductor, Mr.. John Gilbert,
was killed, as was also n white train hand
This accident was caused by tho breaking of the
rail. and from this cause the mail train from the
other direction was delayed. Dir. Gilbert was
a young man, and leaves a widow and one child
The mails and passengers ON the Charleston
'fain renched the city at about half past o'clock
-Chdrlesfon Conricr.
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Fast 7|nrcling.-The New York c Central Rail-
road Company are said to be making arrange
ments to run I'm express train during the sum
nler, in connection with the Hudson river road,
from New York to Buffalo in thirteen hours
The distance is 443 miles, aud the train must
run about forty miles an hour, exclusive of stop
pages
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.

81 LIST OF CONSIGNEES,
Remaining IN the Depot at -iJ5erillc, for The
neck ending april 9M, 1857.
Col II c Cable, Taggert, McCaslin g. Co, Nc.
Casin, Wideman & Co.. II III Wardlaw & Son,
Gen A NJ Smith, ] N Davis, II w lawson Col
Marshall, E A Read, Mr. Welson. w l. Wick
life, Lee & Wilson, Capt Robt BlakeIey F. C
DuPree, W Calhoun, A Allen, II Barnes.
Miss Eugenia DuPree, Fl Kerr, Stone, Miss
Kate Patton, NJ Wier, l. Jackson, Mrs E J.
Parker. -
DIR. SONDLEY. Art
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NEW CROP---PlTCH IN!


& ii YES oh yes! Everybody who wants
- Goods for nothing, and, if they are not
satIs1ed, get small compensation for taking
large Quantities of, had better embrace the op
por,unity that the ndclatigabIe
Il x q M .
is now Offering The way Lyons is now putting
off his WINTER GOODS, any one can afford
10 dress well. And it's shame, with Clothing
ut present prices, that people should 70 any other
way than dccently clad. So come up ride up,
slide up, fall up. or any way SO you get up. and
lay in supply of Winter apparel. Winter amt
quite over; well have cool nights and mornings
for some time yet. if the moon don't change; and
If it does. we'll have falling weather, and you'll
want something to keep the rain Off So dive
III, pitch in, cave in, squeeze ill., got somebody TO
push you in, before the Winter Goods are all
gone. llo"rsopen at n M, sales commence rs
soon as doors are open. Whole tickets $500 {;
children and servants half price. The best order
aud dccorum preserved.
M. l.. KENNEDY,
Stage Manager.
Ahbevlle c. H., Jan. %, 1857. 4O-tf
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WIER & LYTHGOE

"A NE now receiving their large Stock OF
Il ~ spring and Summer Goods fresh from
New York, such US
Flounced Baregc Robes,
French Printed Jaconets.
Brantes,
Plain Challies-solid colors
Callcocs, Ginghams. of every description,
Black and Plain cold Silks
a large lot Of HOOP SKIRTS.
l;mbroidcries, of almost every style,
n large stock Of White Silk,
NEOP0LITAN s. STRAW BONNETS,
or IVoEy Variety,
At low Prices,
n very superior style of gents HATS OF
every description,
Boots, Shoes, Hosiery &c.,
And very large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such as
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Collars, &c.,
And great many other articles usually kept
i'll retail Store.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, give us n call, as we
are anxious to sell.
March 90, 1857 48 1t