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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-12-09

Il beautifully W4sh atea lio1tth}y hcct,
and Paper that as a PGpcr.
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Bee Everybody has not heard the story
of the Arkansas planter who was fond of his
" hobensack at times, and the morals ofhis
wife made it necessary for him to elude her
vigilant watchfuineSS over his conduct. At
regular intervals he wouivf VISIT r-viEh,7v--
ing village and get on a glorious spree, and
remain from home two or three days at n
time. Upon his return his afectionate wife
would importune him us TO the cause Of his
delay, and he would quiet her by assuring
her that he had, while absent, been detained
on the juay. The Wife coniided in the ex-
cuse, but not so an old negro man, with
greater perception, perhaps, than his wife,
and who suspected the real Cause OF his
masters absence. One day our hero de-
termined to give log rolling, and sent the
Old servant to the village for a jug Of whisky,
wherewith to spice the entertainment The
negro procured the whisky and st rted on
his return, bat an old weakness overcame
him; he allowed himself to test the contents
OF his jug, which test he repeated so fire.
quently that he was so entirely overcome
that be fell by the wayside, and was unable
to reach the old homestead until day or
two after the "rolling." Our hero was
greatly mortified, and took the servant to
task a. to The cause o.! his absence. In reply
20 his masters enquiry &c to the nature Of
hrs delay, ihe old servant replied. De ilet
is, Aassa Charlie, went to town, anu dey
caught me on dc jury" The castigation in
reserve for the old servant was indefinitely
postPonpd.-Acmphss 24tu'aEche.
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MYSTERIOUS SHIP.-Last week q vessel
appeared Off Sag lIarbor on Long Island,
and by her singular movements excited at
tentoI. She first run into the shore, and
then lay off to sea and disacroarnd Soon
afterwards a boat with nine men on board
landed on the beach at same distance from
the town, at a place where there was but q
single dwelling. They made much display
of their money, which was al Spanish !;
would not ride quite into the village, and
before dark had chartered boats and men to
set them over to the Connecticut shore.
Soon after the first boat landed, another
landed near the same spot with thirteen
men on board. These protested that they
had become separated from fishing smack
TO which they belonged. They went up to
Sag Harbor stragglingly, seemed anxious to
keep out of sight, and on Sunday one of
them died. One of them who was sick died
on subsequent day. On his death-bed he
confessed Jhat ne and his companions be-
loagcJ to a slave brig which recently landed
IA cargo of Africans in Cuba. The remain
der Of the sailors proceeded to sag Har6or.
the L. S. Marshal a. New York was in
formed Of the facts, aad was on the watch
80 mem
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An5" The Louisville Democrat, the Gblest
aud most reliable Democratic paper in Ken
lucky, has been enlarged and much improv-
ed in typographical appearance, exhibiting
evidence that Us fearless course upon the
LecomptOn question last winter, did it no
injury with its own party. We commend
it to all who need good newspaper from
Louisville.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE KANSAS QUESTION
The National Inteliycncer, in speaking of
the course of the New York Democratic
Convention at Syracuse declaring the Kan
sas question settled, remarks, that in pro-
nouncing the "settlement of the Kansas
question" by removal of the subject
from Congress the Convention has evnced
either an insincerity or an ignorance in re-
gard to the actual condition of events which
We are 10th to attribute to them. From the
fact that most of the Democratic candidates
for Congress, North and West (even Mr.
English himself), have been obliged to de-
clare their disregard of the only restriction
in the bill which gave it favor in the eyes OF
the South-to-wit, the maximum of popula-
tion--proves that they all expect the ques-
ton to be back in Congress, and likely to
involve question which the people them
selves had no opportunity of settling.
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The DUEL AT RIcHNoSD.-The telegraph
has briefly informed US of the occurrence of
duel near Richmond, Va, On Friday last.
The Richmond Wing, of Saturday, gives the
following account of the affair.".
About sunrise yesterday morning q duel
was fought in retired spot just beyond
Fairfield Race Course, between Mr. o. Jen-
nings Wise, one of the editors of the En-
quirer, and the Hon. Sherrard Clemens, Rep
resentative in Congress from the Wheeling
District, in this State. The weapons used
were duelling pistols. and the distance ten
PAGES, or less than thirty feet. Three shots
were exchanged without effect. At the
fourth, the ball from Mr.. Wise's pistol struck
Mr.. Clemens on the right thigh little be-
low the hip, aud passed through, causing a
serious fracture Of the bone. Mr.. Wise was
uninjured. The parties then returned TO the
city aud Mr.. Clemens was conveyed to his
hotel, where he now lies under surgical
treatment. The wound, We understand. has
->-.--l Lat iitsi4 saiIe-;-,- or, rrvtisCG,
he has thus far eyinCed the utmost fortitudc,
maintaining the compOsurc which he is said
to have exhibited on the field. The diff
Guilty grew out of certain structures in tie
Enquirer on Mr.. Clemens course in connec-
ton with Judge Brokenbrough's and Mr..
| Letcher's claims to the Goyernorship.
Mr.. Prior, editor OF the Richmond South.
was summoned before the Magistrate to give
evidence in relation to the duel, that might
warrant the issue against the principals. Six
hours close examination failed TO elicit any
statement from him to criminate the parties.
1t was expected he would he committed for
contempt of court by evasve answers.
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- that the 2lst day Of September, y. II. 1855
a Writ Of Attachment was issued by me, BRAckEr
MILLS, Justice Of the Peace If the County ot VAN
dcrbUrgh, nj the instance and upon the affidavit Of
Charles Niele, Charles Bcncnr. and George "
Bem"nt, against the good, cha til, rights and eff
fcts Of Jacob DelOpP, by 'istue Ct which writ the
following goods and chattes 10 wit 3 barrels
Whisky, do Rye, = do Frcrca Brandy, 10 gallons
Cherry Brandy, 10 do Peach Brandy l barrel
Crackers; rie'e5 drei Ee T; 100 Cigars :
boxes do; boxes Candies l pair Scales boy
crushed Sugar ; l box Candies f; ] box Raisins 2
boxes HcrrIngs; reasn paper 1 sack Cinnamon I;
II boxes Ssrdines IL Cans Oysters, have been at
tsched the property If said Jacob DeopI, and
that on the lith day of octuL.r, ISIS 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, TT NV Office in Pigeon Township, in said
County, will prnceed To hear and decide upon the
claim Of TIA. said plaintiffs, whe rcof the said de.cn-
dant and all other persons concerned vii take notice
Dated, September 18th, ls5S.
BRACKET MILLS,
sept2T-aw Justice Of the Pence
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3. No liabilities to Banks or others,
due or net due
6. No losses adjusted and due.
4 Amount q losses either nnad iustcd . an n-o ca
T. adjusted and not due N'''VO' "
O. losses in suspense waiting further
proof, included in the above.
10. All ether claims against the Com
Iany 1901 IL
ii. The rule of the Company is not TO exceed
$1,000 in any one risk, subject to loss by a single
FIRE.
II. The amount insured in a city Wiling, de-
I'ond7 upon its siso -ToLorzliy all the desirable
risks 70 te had subject TO tbe rule above named
H. The amount insured in any block Of build
ingS depends upon its size and construction, subject
10 the rule above referred to.
ii. No part Of the Capital or earnings If this
Company have been deposited in any other State rs
security for losses therein, and such deposit is
required by any state except Indiana; from which
state the Agencies of the Company were withdrawn.
as this Company eDtertains the opinion that its en-
tire Capital and resources pledged for the equal
security Of all its Policy holders, and should
main: Under the opinion of a late Attorney General
Of the State OF Indiana aforesaid, pTonOunciBg tho
Company have resumed their Office and continue to
transact the business Of Insurance in that state.
And this Company will recognize all lis Policies
issued to any party parties in the State Of In
diana rs valid and Of binding obligation, and pledges
itseftO faithful performance Of all such contracts of
Insurance, whether held 10y Of the Ias>
sage Of the law referred t. or not.
c. b. BOWERS, Secretary,
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Ess" The President and Trustee of the
Niagara Hydraulic Company, were charged
with perjury in New York, last week, for
swearing that all of their capital, amount
ing to $500, 900 had been paid in at the Or
ganization Of the company. The mode OF
paying it in, is said to have been by taking
a box with 100000 in bank note, FIVE sue
cessive times, into the companies Office at
Niagara, and then carrying it off with lis
contents to the bank that had loaned lis
notes for ono day to be used for the purpose.
All of the Trustees will escape punishment
by prescription, as the transaction took
place more than three years ago, but the
President, Mr.. Stephen NJ. Allen, whose res
idence has been in Boston, will be unable to
plead the statute of Limitation, and may,
consequently, be made TO suffer. Mr.. Allen
is very we'll known in this State as gentle
man of intelligence, and indomitable enter.
prise. His undertakings az Niagara to build
canal around the Falls of Niagara, viii
create the most gigantic water power i'll the
world-one that would move all the ma
chinery that could be crowded on it from
Niagara to Lewiston.
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y DECsER, PT.s.N.O PoRTs
)n sycamore street, between Thir,i AMI Fourth,
EVANSVILLE, IND

Il pr"p"fcd 10 htIiil superior PIANOS 90 order,
either on The upright style ar horizontal style. Ito
VIII WARRANT ail his work for thrce year,. and
should b. Instruments fail ira perfect and satiscsr-
tory execution, he will make them good. lie il
pr'faTi Ia perform all sorts of work about Piano;
10 repair aud even build defective Instruments.
ant pnt them ia complete order. He will also give
hisaitcniioH to Tuning Instruments. Having es-
tabiished new Branch of business i'm Evansville,
lac respectfully solicits the patronage its citizens
confident that he can give them good work
they can procure abroad A. specimens of II, he
rricrs those who may wish to so e., to three Ir-
strnni, nts IN the possession Uf -. Christian Dcckef
y "'-ca Maker, He is now building, Upright
Piar., 10y which he Intends to prove that that style
Of Instrument be made durable aud Per
feet IN tone as the best horizontal Instruments.
scpt6
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Sae.EEE BTCEETS. 40 DOZE.s'
" Vanished Well Buckets, stout and we'll
made in all respects. The quality and price are
such as cannot fail to suit the trade.
sept23 j. Is. RUSSELL,
5I2 Ashst., bet Seventh and Eighth. LorisvHe, Kr.
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VLFluofing Mill, Slsh, Door and Bld Manuf,c-
tory Window and Door Framps Bl7e Castings
and MOudng> Of all kinds made 10 order; Dressed
Flooring aud Notwithstanding on hand.
The undersigned world inform the public in gen.
cral, that they have fitted the above establishment
with new machinery, and in operation aud
ready to all manner of work in their line on
short notice, and in good style as any similar es
adjustment in this part of the country, and on
reasonable terms. Orders from abroad solicited,
which will Ge promptly filed and carefully put up
and shipped. Orders from builders, c;lrpe nters and
lumber merchants, promptly attended to- Oar es-
adjustment is on the Canal Basin aud CITY Wharf
conv neut To the river and Railroad Depot, aud the
business parts Of the city. DYSON < WADE
scPt202Ind Enquirer aud Voksbote copy.
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sFLANK SIpEWALKS.-crlrr,,l. that the
owners If lots o. ~, t Gl -, o. and 81, la UTpcr
Enlargement, fronting on Second street, and that
the owners of let's AMI "a, in llock 2, and lot in
block 3, also in the Eastern Enlargement, fronting
Second street, AMI that the owners Of lot : in
block !, stockwcll's Enlargement, fronting, on III
vision street, ard that # lots l. > and y In
block !, St"C kwcus Enlargement, fronting Inglc
aud Third streets AMI that the owners uf lots L. ?,
3, T. =, 6, l. y ., 10, II and II, IN block - in the
Eastern Enlargement, fronting GA Sixth street, and
that The owners uf lots H. II, rs, H. Is. -, ~ n
-, %, =, - aud %, in tlo. TO- in the fourth En-
taFsenlcnt, and lots and IN block 10. in LGuRs
Co. all truHtiuEUn Guod>CN street, and that the own
1T lots l. ,, 3, y >, %, = 5, ., 10, IL, l., and
-, ga biok l. iu StU,hWe-l'- Enlargement. fronting
On Market street, cause the alcwaii,s designated
70 10 brought Ia the proper city grade and ny upon
The same good plank silo, axis. If tho usual width
within thirty days from the PUBLICATION of this
t.ce.
In default thereof The Common Council will pro-
corl 20 have said work dpur aud the costs and
pen-es ccruing thereby. viii De- assessed 10 and coll
leoiCd y ale c said lots or ~ much as will satisfy
si!i Ii IA and costs.
~ or'ier of the Common Council of the city Of
Evansville. \. LENiCkE, Clerk.
Y. "a. -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gs...,.D co.srEnr cr y.oc..z

HB.s.N'D C3.16ERY cF y'P<.sk
Wv and Instrumental Aii;sic at the Marble Hail,
under the management NJ Christian Matthias The
Evansville " f.ei.ucT Choir will give Concert on
Thursday evening, September 5Oth, 1885. Per
iurinanoes ;--Glcc', Hymns, Opera Songs by the
Choir, and Solos by the members If the Choir ;
Music by the Brass Band Piano Solos ON the Nv
RnsEiile Piano manufactured by Christian Decker,
hcrc), performed by Christian Matthias. Doors
open al I o'clock. L. NJ, performance 10 commence.
punctGally, nj = oclock. Tickets aud Programme,
80 cents, to be had from the members Of the COM
mttee, L. II. Plum, G. A. Belle, Vim. NJ Duncan's
Store, Water street, \. w. Schnackenbur., A REFS
Store, Main street. scpt27-tt
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c. BOWERS, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ! .
HARTFORD COUNTY.

Jahu1rY o. 100.
Personally appeared C. b. BOWERS Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. and made
oath that the foregoing statement by him subscribe
ell is true, full and correct statement Of the as
fairs Of said Company and exhibits SO far az can be
ascerained at this date its actual condition on the
FIRST day Of January, 1883.
Before nae. II. II. BARBoRN, J. +.
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yee. 1 C0TTO.v H.fTrE.,I.-IO0
RaEN.soR s. .N.Rs.ro.N,s an

cash, for sale cheap. at SAM ENIBRICIES,
sGpt9 - Main street.
HSS EN,SGY s. NE E.F0.N"S OIL
~ COLoRS, in patent collarsibc Tubes Ar
engagements have been effected with McSSTs. WiIsor
& Newton, for a constant AMI fun supply Of their
celebrated Oil Colors. For hri!iiancy, durability,
and entire reliability they unrivacd. The FIRST
class medal was awarded them Mt tie Worlds SIR
London. CHARLES "tBCOgK
--'I.i Main afroet
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~ SHIP heretofore existing between IA. U.
WHEELER and A. l.. ROBINSON. in law business,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized settle the business
of the late hrm. ii. Q. WHEELER,
A. L.. ROBINSON.
y. B.-iI. q. Wheeler. will continue the law bust
ness at the late Office of Wheeler & Rob iuson, on
Third street, back Of Washington Hotel. -ept27-it
FyIO LeyE1S OF G0OD TE.S.-
II n superior article OF Young Hyson. just re-
ceiyed and for sale by A. u. REYNOLDS & Co.
-cTt27
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ssEsA BUsH. CHOICE .NEsA.f.S:
NSP0HIGh'S pnfaf,.s

EyRRSH CEU.l1 WIRE, &c., Gao
II dozen Cedar Pals, white, red and striped, brass
bouIid,
10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brass
bound,
dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, sizes,
Cedar Churns, brass bound,
plain white Cedar Pals, iron bound, 2 and
hoops,
stout iron bound Stable Pals,
Steamboat Pals, stout iron bound,
20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound and IL in
each nest
dozen largest Horse Buckets,
10 ' common iscn bound Bucfets,
This day received, and now opening in the finest
condition, at the Wooden Ware store Of
scgJ2f J. h. RUSSELL,
~ ain Il. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville, Ky.
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rs OO.NS TO LET.- Rooms FOR
IA Gc.hIemen can he had in the Dwelling House
OF Mr.. kcsteman, on Walnut, between First and
Second streets. septl.
pyOL.f.fSSES.- $3.50 EBsS. PE.s.S-
&fE rATIUS, Sugar House, and RchUi,ci Mo-
Ltascs. Ia store and fCr sale l.y
scptI7 PRESTON BROS.
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4sEu. HwoDE.N. sToRE

~ 9EH' HvGDE.H. U.ENH STORE,
q LOUISVILLE, kY.--The subscriber has
tabIisheia new Wooden and Willow Ware Store, for
the sale If Buckets, Tub Churn-. Brooms, Baskets,
Matches, Wooden Bowls Cotton Batting. Wrapping
Paper lothcs Pins, Wash boards, &C., Wholesale
only, to which lac invites the attention of country
merchants His stock is all fresh, in the best order
and appearance, and mach superior TO similar
ticies und in other stores where various kinds Of
,qols kept, and particular at iention paid
W this branch Of business. Ny arrangements with
manufacturers are such, that | can supply every
thing ia nay line as low they De purchased IN
Cincinnati. JOHN u. RUSSELL.
-api li-il1 So Main street, between It'll and sth
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EDf.f.tvo SOE S.fEE.-GHRgSTs.x.
II DECKER, Whcclright, on Third street, near
the Court House, has Three very uierior rich tom
cd and highly finished Pianos, built in this city By
"A German builder who has worked in some OF the
best shops of Europe, which e offers for sale low.
lie has had these Instruments bGilt 90 encourage
stranger to establish himself here, and Introduce a
new and important branch of manufacturing. The
Pianos are warranted for TURrE years, and viii To-
kept in tune for one year gratis. If the lnstru-
neHts fail in any particular, the builder viii he
here Ia make his work good lie dscs not hesitate
to say the Instruments he offers fully equal -
any that can be brought here, and IL Cur citizens
will but try them their superiority will overcome
all pTeiudiccs against home predictions. Those
wishing To purchase and those who desire t. see
what can be done in orr own city, are invited Ia
call and examine them. isept6l &. DECKER.
NDEH' POE.u, BIZ BYLE. .gLEE.s'
es BUTLER, Author of Nothing Wear Two
million, at DOBELL & ONYNGTON'S.
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Applications for Insurance may he made - the
undersigned ALLEN G. HAILOCK, Agent,
Ss.'S ErsrsYi:ia- isaisss.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, HARrFoED. Cosx.
Hartford County. (ss.Japusry n Is,s
Personally appeared II. KELLOGG. Secretary OF the
Pb@nIx insurance Company, and made oath that
the foregoing statement 10y him subscribed is true
and correct in his best knowledge and ielief. BE
ore me. q. J. HoADLEY. Justice Of tine Peace.
Ii Il with much pleasure To- ourselves and patrons
that we present the above statement Of our fnancs
TO the careful perusa of the public. 1t exhibits 1T
glance, the prime and solvent condition tLe Com
pany Is IN and parties who desire Indemnity i'm a
strictly frst-class Company will promote their own
interests by uatronizing the
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A'su. HINT u IA Cheese
sePt23 A. ID. REYNOLDS < Co.
kE.N'oTYf1R .H'EB' FEED sTO9E.
: n ne subscriber has opened a feed store, in
the Shankiin building, at the corner of Water and
Locust streets where he will keep a full supply Of
AL kinds of the hest feed, which lac will s-il he
very lowest market prices. lie has hand corn,
hay, oats, meal, bran aud shi,,tnfi sc, sc.
sept22 J e. DE>OtCHFT. .
lrT C0sT! 1T COST! us RE
IL propose a change in our business next month.
ami moving into another house, wish 10 sell Al
COST a large number of articles ia present
stock. Wooden Marc-Gut-, Buckets, Churns,
Bread Bowls, &c. Willow Ware-Baskets, Willow
Wagons, Chiidren's Chairs, &c Glass Ware
Crockery, cheap BrCOms and fancy Baskets ; Glass
% LUNes PiJtshuFg) Show Cases aud contents
Cutlery Pickles Deer skins, &c, &c, will lie dis
rcscd of at cost, for cash or produce We are de-
torni,nel 90 make change in our business, and are
determined to close out those articles.
septZG 4. ID. REYNOLDS & CO.
HeOyIClE or ENrSO LE.E.STE-.zT
Q the September term Of the Court If Common
Pleas Of Nanderburch County, the estate uf And
II. Gerard, deceased, declared nrt Fbai,y iu-1,-
- A1--4s---- -Ts4v
viii he settled accordingly, SUSAN HAWKINS,
septiS Administrative
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ENREsM H,O0DE.N u.yRE. Il iO!

n duE. Painted Blu, 1ets, assorted colors.
100 dOz. Fancy do, half size.
100 Cedar DO, brass and iron bound.
10 Toy do bright fancy colors.
loo nests Tubs, painted Cedar aud Pine.
90 doZ. Clurns red and white Cedar and striped
1000 gross Matches round box, water proof and
common.
loo doz. Shaker Brooms
30 g imitation. fancy and common do.
100 boxes Clothes Pins.
2n0 bales Cotton Batting, SteaTns & Fosters extra
No. !, the best in market. For sale, at wholesale
only, at Cincinnati prices.
septl5-3m J. b. RUSSELL.
372 Main street, Louisville, Ky
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&T.y.DREEs.-25 EGGS J.9T:a cor



- HARDWARE STORE,onc door below the Bank.
l. extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ca. Z, y, feet.
y Kowiands Z, ~
II Cross Ont " 80 - - 81 .
- F,yli.b :.
- doz. Spear & Jackson's Hand, Pannel and Rip
Saws.
- ,i0z. Cast steel Wood Saws.
Circular Saws. from s to ~ in.
septic GEORGE :. SONNTAG.
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HH9E.1'Ts.-2O B.iLES .sss0RTED,
n Latest style.
DELAISES.
2 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Psci-
&c rich handsome patterns.
go Bales Brown Sheetings and Shirtings.
FLANNELS,
20 Bales Red, White aud Yellow.
Innings,
Cases assorted large and small Plaid
CANTON FLANNELS,
. Cases Brown and Bleached.
l 80 fancy, for Innings
CHECKS AND STRIPES,
S Cases and BALES asserted
BOOTS AND SHOES.
800 Cases assorted.
HATS AND CAPS
SO Cases. Just received and for sale at reduced
prices, hS teptlsl KTENE 4 PRFsToN.
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,s,o rssE I.1AIXs.-.s sPEH.,DID
HoaP0.srT0.y, .,'orICs. = ron

VAUTIEE & nIABcoNSitR'a,
SoIt22 - 3Iain street,