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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

MILITARY CoNvENTIoN.-The Militia
ry Convention held at Madison on We'd
nesday of last week, was nnmerously at
tended by military men from variously
parts of the State.
The object of the Convention was to
urge upon the Legislature the passage
of law for moro efficient organiza-
ton of the Militia, with view, especi-
ally, to secure to this State its fair pro-
portion of the arms annually distributed
by the United States.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

The NATIONAL HorrL DISEASE
The causes of the malady at the Ma
tienal Hotel at Washington, says an ex-
change, were fully revealed when the
new occupants undertook the operation
OF cleansing. They found in the enor-
nous cellar decaying and poisonous mat
ter enough of all sorts TO have killed an
army of men, if subject to its exhala-
ton. There were removed from this
part of the house alone, sixty-seven cart
loads of putrid stuff, ana when it is said
that part of this consisted of the con-
tents of the privy vaults which had
overlooked in the cellar from choked up
drains, and that the remainder was the
refuse of the kitchen and pentry all in
the most offensive condition-no one
viii be surprised that the National Ho-
tel became pest house.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

- A woman has been | arrested in
the town of Alabama, Genesee county,
n. Y, charged with poisoning her hus,
band and SIX children.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

MILWAUKEE G5 MISS. ssIPPI RAILROAD
ELEcrIoN.-The follo wing gentlemen
we've, yesterday, elected Directors of the
Mil. 81 Miss. Il. r. Company for the en-
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11

~ Handsome features alone are in
capable of expressing real beauty, as
speech alone is incapable of expressing
wit.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-11
DErRoIT, Feb. s.

DErROIT, Feb. 5.
The stores, corner of Woodward and
Jefferson avenues, occupied by Camp
bal and Loine, dry goods, Schloss and
4. Aueberg, clothing dealers, were par
tally consumed by fire early this morn
ing, Total loss probably from forty to
fifty thousand dollars.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20
ID III }.

On the lgh Of f,bfuary. at the rrseence ~ her
her father Dr. Vim ksnns. ~ the viciury of Mar
slan. Texas Mrs II nLrH " rDNiEY, aged %
years mouths and days tie sti. ui ; +. Doulsy
Esq., Of l,u-k, Cherokee county, Texas.
Here We have another instance oi the uncertainty
Of life and he certainty II draiit. The dscrassd
wa huuyau, with hot- and booking forward to he
of enjoynou, aud domestic happiness IN the family
circle and the Company 81 ireuds. With mind cut
ti,aied Cot nelleciual purnils and qualified fer 81
tensvc usefulncs, and social pleasures, size clune 9
her home with great fndnce.. strong au,tiies. md
nnd much INV iiliugness to give up isrf attachments
and friends But diseasr, wht'h knows no driHc-
tions regards not the .ociiude II wife ~ mother.
the affection Of husband or lind parent., Or The
nuticlcs 81 friends. Tfo~tfairi The decreased 90 ted
If an ctnn md ihcn .sg her for many ions and
w~eri.ome day Until haay warn out her constitution
exhausted, and i,- lan, al liic eitnVnnied she bfra'
81 her la, and hs- ak-n lcg final leave 81 all her
attachments her hefenved husband. lef Ill oled ls'
gons trf brothers ssid sister and MI hrf inris il"
earth AMI has gone never to friufn ngath. 'h what
rejection Bat ~ gfc,s not n those that ha'. no
hop let Us iht.n Jecesse lhis sad dsfsnsaton a.
designed inf epd AND let 1t urge ~ "a greater ga
genee ~ nyiag up our treasures above, mud ,rekng
first the Kingdom II Heaven.
Death \ bat u pain shat must be lfnd,
H. aauld -ter pass ip'0d.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

,i,nee TO the superabuf dance Of testimony
,.., ,lu.i,fs Of late thick and fas, around her.
rn,foaehmenl- are made upon Southern rights
with perfect impunty, the brawny arm and
IRON hand OF oppression is at this very momen,
Co,ping new bolts and bands TO girdlc, grind
and unll the South Think sir, who are your
eoadlutors IN this crusade against WIN. Wal
kerr" Seward, Hale sumner, Doolitilc, Love
10Y, and the rest Of the negro loving set,
Wills, JEFF Davis, Brown, Toombs, Stevens,
Bocock, John A. Quitman, J 7. Henderson,
ald every Southern rights man 'ha, know,
keep, The big Gun that fired eff out West
lately, Of any note condemns the capture Of
Walker. Men frequently In their great zeal
Tor party and party supremacy. do the cause
they wish to benefit great damage. You
cannot induce me, sir NOT can you. IN my hmm
bic judgment, induce the Democratic portion
Of this country to endorse your sentiments ON
this subject.
II YOU and your side Of the house wish to
make this test question with the Democ-
racy. will take, If necessary, the name of in
dependent, and you can wear that of National
Democracy. Il. q.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

A friend whiting Us itom Austin, under
date OF the 9Th m.t., says
The House has passed the Seuaie'r
[ University Bill AID upm It has oni, to hr
signed b, the Go,etnor To- be lsw. You
wlll hear from me more iull, on this subject
before long The Sole In ihe.Ioa.e slood,
IL tolls
The senate has now snjer consideration
u Join, Resolution responsive To the Cow
e,nor's kan,a, message, On that sptaeei
Won have doubtless seen the able Report OF
Mr.. Muftah. Chairman el the COMMITTEES
ON Federal Relations IN the House. THIS
Repot, has elected much admiration for its
author, aud meets hearty response from
the great mass OF tho true Texas yenmanty
Mr.. Mutrsh'. speech ia support OF the
Report. was one OF the most eloquent snd
effective | have ever heard II brea'hcd
the tue aud bold spirit OF souths'" inde,
pendence. and as the burning words ilowed
from his lips, many hearty cheer went up
from the responsive hearts around. Mr-
Murah has no superior. no equal Sm ~
cliued 10 say. in the House Of Repfe'en
tstiyss. The members are leaving every
day. Tho Sraa,e has ads;s'ed the amend
meut OF the House to the Senste's Keso
luton Of Adjournment. Sc the question
is fixed tina, tho Adjournment viii be on
the i6,h Of this month.
Tho Bill for tbs Geological aud ngtieul>
tural survey of the State Is before the
House. aud will pass without doubt. II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

I Ell Frs Of Administration, with the viii
/ annexed, were granted to the unders,gr~i
on the estate Of foun,sne Lester, deceased,
a, the January term A. u. 1883, ~ heirg the
ae,h day ,hereof) Of the county court pertain
INK to the estates Of deceased persons. This Is
therefore, to notify all persons having claims
agains, sid estate, TO present them within the
time prescribed by law, and shesc indebted.
30 bake immediate payment.
SARAH f. LESTER, Adm'x.
NJ. J. HALL, Admir-.
Feb Ia,h. 1888. ?t-e,
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Professional lar0s.
Dental Surgeon.


hR. j y JORDAN hasin. retained -
~ MAsshail. respectfully tens Hrz,
de,s nj. services to the eiiizeas frYyyylA
and vhi,itv. All operni.en- en- AA1-'
trusted 70 him are warranted TO he done Ia
the bcs, and latest Improved manner.
lie would say to hi- friends. that While ~
New lclk last summee he saN and procured
niach lal. aui valuable Information tn u nils
ify. comprisin. Aliens patent for inserting
teeth with continuous guvs :, and restoring No
contour cl the lace, (for which he paid e5O")
the la.v-l and mos, improved mcihed for ia
.er,ing artificial teeth yel kno@n 10 the pro-
.e-slon.
April Ia 1856. u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20
Tho Nienrarua Question.

tb.r a.. r,t,.ltsI,,u al Mr. pentg.'.
.,..,l ~, ,l,s Dnoli,tl, modal Question.
n, sLd,u 4 : ssna,.r from Louisiana.
.,ii..
/ Ae.t,e 4, know what 1. he immediate
,oostio,, L.i,,,. til, ~enntel
~. Vic. pte.tjent--Ihe qnes,ion be-
H.. st, +. a., o,n.n,i,n.nt oa,fpd
d.. .,,,..,,, from, vis.i.sinui Mr. Rrovpl
tn the ioiut resolution Tor III. presentation
of m.J,lio Commodore pauldinr.
VI, Sbdeu--I shall vote far the amend,
msnt of nv bl,.,d from Mississippi aud.
if that ba adoptet vill then vote To lay Tie
amended te.olntion on the table. | will
49,, h vary fe,v word. nav reason for SO
ANN, The whole subject Of the pole, of
,., Nsu,,nlitv Laws and the conduct of
comnosore Padding WAS referred to the
Committee on Foseipn Relations that com
mite. has terofied, an earl, day has been
e,cd far Tia. consideration OF q, report F,
aud in thu meanwhile. consider the dis
c,s.iou OF So grave u subject, Involving eo
l,,..e field at inanity. premature. " hen
,h,i renoft skng be- considered, will renew
an c,F.,t which / s,ade four wears since to
ya.t ,n the prr.ideu, the power, under Ger,
tain restrictions. to suspend the operation
of our Neutrality Laws.
ain disposed to sustain the Executive
ia his declared purpnss OF vigorously euior.
e,n. them a. Inor MS he shan, by his con,
.ttu,.onai obligation 10 see that the laws
Il. faithfully .x.r,,,.,l be bound to prevent
the .,,tinr on foot. aud eatr,ing on, AMY
military expedition against State with
vh,eh we aie At peace Bot believe the
pailc, to be suicidal u bich deQilves us at
all times spd auder ali circumstances OF
lhe iscel;y to sia she st'ngsle- OF oppressed
ani suffering commentaries 'gaI"st IN" 'e'>
potsm ct their rulers can"ot felta'n'
howeser, from saying that. while ! utterly
aisAppiove OF Com. Fauldiups course, aud
think that he should not b.. retained ia his
q, d..li,a,s and ,snoes,l,lr command, !
,,a .l,.,t,..., s,mo.thy with VI nlk .
,..,.'... ,,,,,,.,....
:, '''e "''''''''''' y ", ~. ~.
were hts "hJec goo" o""' "''', '''
tended means ct attaining " 'a"'"' COZ"
slider him rs altogether unit Tor us succFs'
fil contamination. la my opinion he hAs
NJ. one r. ooi.tie far his .oll.,mpnsed mission
i, ,...,...',,t,..,, ,u,fJ America. ha Is
H., I'D .,,i,,i., n,r i, urod.nt admin
an .h,nd,u,lx
's'"'o' US 20 NV -, aI,,,,
demonstrates h's s'A,'"s '"''P''"' MAJ
IA The hesa a"d The esb'"et
With lhes- very bflei observations ! "'e
that tn. report OF the tsmslluee on lot-
elm Relations be takea up itds,maiis.
,,,1,,.tv ia, tb. ,oteosa of allowing me 10
.,l,,u H.. .,o,e.it;su ia which have al
had,d r,e.ans ,be,. vii be no ohiec.
''"e" p''eN a., st.
Mr.. Sl,dcll--I propose. when the rePor,
AZ the Committee on Foroigr Rotations
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20
Commodious Livery Stable

with il good yard and water, all embraced @iil-
IN the terms ui the lease.
The different Stages al arrils a. sHi hfpsf!
fpss a,s dppf.
This afford, rare chance for good inrus<-
mcnl to any person dcsroas 10 engage la
Hotel .ecp4ng Such are advised 70 call upon
he undersigned and at an early date, OF 10 aa-
dress hiJl through the Post ptice.
n D. SMITH.
Jan 30, 80 .2-tt.
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NOTICE.

w + have placed all the notes and accounts
w due the firm of NWipn & Smith, IN tie
hands of Wm. H. Brisiow, Esq, for settle.
ment
Al persons owing rs, either by note or ae.
count, are requested 10 cal on hlm without
delay, and pa, AZ. lie sfdef 10 Syoie he cost
and expense Of suit
NINION & SMITH
October g. 1887 No f II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

THE Srars - TfyAs,
t4paag 4 Harmon
NOTICES hereh, given, lia' ormond Aaos,
\ Executor Of the estate O. Robert Knox.
deceased. has Sled bis aecosnts and vouchers
with Tho sad estate. and that sad accounts and
vouchers wis be opened 81 the next term 81
,ile county eopti to be heid IN and for the
county os Harrison, Texas, on the last Mon.
day Ia Match, 1850, !, being the asIh day there
Il for consideration and allowance. when and
where all persons interested may attend aud
contest them ii they see proper. ~ order oil
said court
r. e. nEAXIEY, Ciefs.
Feb g. 1888 a3-lt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20


WuEnEAs, There exists, aud has existed.
Nolient determination on the pant al u pof
bon OF the inhabitants oil the Territory Of
Kansas to exclude, BY force, the cIllfens OF
the S.tvrhpldng States from u Jusi, equal,
add peaceful participation ia the use aud
eui1,neut al the common property aud
territory OF the mea,be,s OF the tonledef>
ary. And. Whereas, determination. owing
to the al political feeling IN ihv Northern
States OF III. Coniederacy. operating upon
the Federal Government. may becons ei'
iectual aad the exclusion perpetual, there
lore,
Be resolr.d BY The legislature Of The
State Of Ieras. That the Governor OF this
State Is hereby authorized to appoint seven
Delegates To meet Delegates appointed by
the otter Soath-fu States Ia Convention.
Whenever the Executives OF majority oil
the slave holding states shall express the
opinion that such Convention Is necessary
TO preserve the equal rights OF snch States
IN the tuion and that the sum OF ten
Thousand dollars. OF 80 much thereof as ls
necessary. be. and the same i, hereby sp-
pfopfiated ia pay the mileage and per diem
OF sech Delegates. which shall be ps'd at
rates paid metubs's Of Congress, according
to the Law in force IN the year lc3f
81 That should an eNigencs arise. ia
the opinion OF the Governor IN which It 10
necessary for the State Of Texas to act
alone, OF by Convention representing lhs
sovereignty OF the State. he is hereby re-
quesied TO call special session OF the
Legislature to provide Tor such State Con
veulIon
81. i'ha, the Governor is requested to
transmit copies OF these resolutions to the
Executive Of each ,pi the ,laveboldns States
aud to ous tuemt,ors OF Congress.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20
EKESII GROCERIES!

DIM HEINRICH has just returned from
/ New Orleans with fresh, large and as
sorted stock OF GROCERIES, which be oilers
at tbs lowest cash price.
1 ISu
large sloek Of Dyes, Candies Rnd other arii-
cles for holldty presents His stock Is the
largest aud best selected eycr offered Ia tin.
marset.
PHILIP HEINRICH.
Dec. II. 1881 l6-3n.
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Notice.

4 IL. persons indebted 10 the istc firm Of
~ Berry 4 Sly, eilh.r by note OF account,
will fad their accounts in "a. hands Of " II,
X elsey uuul tho 18Th October mex, after
which iiue, they VII! be put in suit, indi>crm-
,us,ely.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Sept ~, 1851 q
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COTTON MARKET,

nsLr. orftcn,
islShy bsenins Feb J.
CorroS The week comm, need wi,h firm
tie saes Of saturday having been $3.50 bales al fall
rrises On Mends, ~. news ol I'll advance nj lis-
f,aol brought rs the Arabia again simulated the To-
qniry and pm, ur prces abeu, ,c the tsnss-ss Of he'
day being fy Il 800. and iia Of Tuesday Ieoo ba9rs
the closing raie. being ioi ii. lr S.lias 90
Wednesday, IL 600 tsr. we'r sold mostly hso'e the
sse.u,er Indians news X aDtler a. advance al iv'
r.,o and ,csicrda, $500 bales At advancing prices,
4, day the stock being poorly as~,rj, only some 800
hale. have he.n sold, making Total ;sf is- wres ul
81 500 bale. taken for Great ,f.ass, The Continent
France, our domestic rs,,. &c. The sdyancr during
the ~r> Is fslly sae cent, and saI.ss qo'a''an
nceoratusy Weeks rrc.,pn, ~ go bales; exports
.sm- time u s.t sal-. E~srsa.e in the receipts al
thu. rors a. compared with tho .amr time last year
Us sit bslcs aud all tho Emitted States ports, sas 900
asies.
Inferior ....-.s al Msldins u. "a ~
ordinary ~ a 81 Goaf hsddiinv W. a ~
Coed Ordinary VI a 10 M.sdng Far. IN
Law Mrldi,ng, iua II Far ,.,s,0..,s.~- --
srArruKSr OF COTTON.
soek Ga hand sept. |, 1867 hriss. ss'9
Received suiec .-.... ..H.ft s..-9. ...,
Received to-day t.....t..t, is'lS,--''iN'f
gs9.iii
Exported to day. ....ss. -'H.t+st! lostn
k,posasd pse,iouNss. .-..-.'-..- Ss',Su -ei@.ae"
sleck on hs:s ~ -a-es~' "~S
a. faaaR - Is If
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\ . Il ! & /.
'VN NO'Esl. NG.E.rT.NN.

IN CoNSEQC ENCE or I'LL HEALTH
| aud desire To embark "a other business
The undersigned offers ioT sale bis lease o. ihr
smith Motel,
IN the ciiy Of Austin, TeX1a, Coz the term Of
Two wear. iram lhe iir,t day Of Aprd ncN3 ca.
sung, logrihes viii tie saie oi iAc euhFc
SI0Ck or RAEIERE.
THIS house is well known athou, tbs
Stale, and, IRON is sdartson 10 tue convent
eacu al pefmancn, hnafee.s and the travelling
community Is aecosd to ne other ia thr iHlcfi-
of ~ Texss. Connie led vlth tais excessive
establishment is large aud
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". 4. TARI.TON.

Attorney at Lar. austin, 1saas.
yXrIt.I. give attention to the collection II
w elaine in western Texas, the Insc.;lga-
.an Of land Titles. precurng patents TO 'and,
aud the prosecution at CLAIMS isr Head rights
and bounty fauis. WiA prsr,iev ~ the o. =.
District lad supreme Courts of the State al
Austtn.
~ ugsgcE---ia Sw-uson's building, No 70,
above Dufan- Drug Slore.
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HAYNES ~ HARRIS :
CARD.
w T. beg leaye 20 inform the public, Of the
W riy Of Marshall and Harrison county,
that we have formed copartuer-hip and viii
DO general mercantile business in the city Of
Marshall, on the South side public square, in
the building formerly occupied by ii n Il II
Key and Taylor q Wilson.
K X. HAYNES,
Z! G.. HARRIS.
Feb Is. 81 ul7-tf
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Law CARD.

LAW CARD.
w +. iIl.l. Attorney u Lar, No. 10 Camp
w street, New Orleans.
Has been citizen OF ieSss--eShnsivef
and lAboriou.ly 'engasrdiu the irael'ee 81 law
more than twenty years, and couhieatly f.lrss
TO the Deneh and Bar OF that State.
inloTmaiiau As 10 tho laws, lands and iana
titles a Ioaa- can be lad at ny oisee, aud
nny bushes ~ hat State viii be transacted
through rrlahle correspondents.
December s. 1897 ly
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Lam tar4.

fNEp LANE, A4srnsy al 3sssse, aaF'a'a'''
II Harrison euauts, Texas.
September IS. 1880.
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,EllE subscriber thankful for the liberal
patronage he has hitherto rerelsei. re-
specffuty informs hi. friends ard the puhlie.
that he hs- just reviewed = lot Of tin and sheet
iron. and j. now prepared 10 do any WORK -
lis .ine. n shor, nni8ee, that may be d-fnaid-
q. f. latar.. w. vii IL Business strictly 90
The cs- principle. ~ he c-seIol Afford to "vts
longer Oh srsdt.
he hopes 10 f.cs.s. a liberal patronage.
J. IL VAN HOOK
~ Cotton Brands cut 10 order.
I,,,~,v tath 1856 no ~
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nFFERS bis professional sef''~es to We
~ eni1ess of Marshall, and surrounding
sountTy.
Sslr-
~ VI. ADAMS, Aaprne. al lar, M'.fshaa
harrison county Texas, Nil practice /
The sixth Judicial district, and IN The supFeias
and fnaersl ahafl. AZ Tyle.. lan ~. ~
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an vtxN 4. 4. nAfArs
MCKAY & HAYNES. Aaors,ys and
wi Councillors al Lao, Marshall Texas,
wi give pro,rFs attention 10 all l.as'ress ell
trusted 10 their ears
IL Office Fast # the public sqnve IN The
building formerly occupied by. r fevy, Esa.
Nov. u. 81 No by
IliAVa removed ;rsm Marshall 10 AasLm,
| sher. shall reside for two or marc year,
and will attend 80 the Investigation and settle
men, Of business wilh the different depart.
ueii'~ Of Government, and the collection OF
.lsa,.. aga.ns, persons IN the s,ein'iy Of Aus
lin EDN ARD CLARK.
Nuri 1854 "
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~. y DUNG

fJAS Resumed the practice OF medicine
again. and isill is.se special s''estion TO
surgery. vencsea' diseases, and di-ra,es OF tbs
eye. VIA also .ke Diseased uegres' al las
house, ard treat iaem on feAsenah.e sfnis
sept ~, 1896. ho-u
lNpt,ruRs A. ). " h. T.. " Joiasnon have
associated Aeu,selses in the practice Q
Medicine
1 tJllice over their Drug Store, ives, side Of
-. Nnhlae Nlaare..
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law Card.

N :. JENNINGS, Ato4ey ~ f.s'r, Mar
-. shall, Texas. uaica al Norlh-ee-t
cofnct OF lac psslie square.
lauuarg n 1850
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Nole~kiu hats. lHicsi ie,
Cashmere ard wooi hats.
icaver hats,
Clptb, pA.h ana Glazed caps,
N,lye, and Fr,ofschaae caps,
tf.OI iss Ns..
Mems fae black cloth coats.
Cashmere ana ,weed cosss.
Cloth and l'iloi-clolh over coa.s,
Satl,nrt anl Jeans ceats.
Eark,, coats,
fins sailu vesisp
cass9mefc sud siis vssls
sin velvet and black ei0gavcsis,
black cassmefe pav's,
coloua DO
linen SHsosa sl~Fls,
mcsiao and sils do
drawers,
b. doll drawers,
Boy clothing Of eycry description.
sADDLERY.
Mens' saddles, Spanish and American,
Ladies' saddles,
gnggy ard wagon As7acss,
Wagon ai;a plaN brides.
fae tiafng brides ami m'.iiags'es.
Wor.ted and cotton gle.hs and eirs'nslr~,
l'a'Hcr aus rope HAtttsNf
Horse and mal. collars,
Bnsgy and carriage Ielas.
SnlFups aud stisuq feathers,
Bride bits AMI spars.
Saddle aud carpet bags
Trunks aad yalises.
weed ware.
Painted and vanished buckets,
cedar tabs,
Brass aud iron bound hacsess.
Well Buckets
Brooms, assorted,
Axe handles,
foot~.ove~,
Dish ha-keis.
LADIES' work baske.s,
Churns aud bread trays,
ALSO,
A large 10, Of Crockcsy, China and Glass ware
Silver plated and Bfiitania casters, &c.
Al.e a large lot of senne,s Of the latsa
..yie, and great variety Of Ladies' Clocks ass
TAsmas.
WM BRADFlEI.D 4 CO.
Nov. ~, 81. la-sf.