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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

~ Poor BUCHANAN seems to promise
fairly to make the Administration Of PIERCE
that which that of Pierce made that Of JoHN
TgLER-respectable Pierce occasionally en-
1tnrtained belief that he had an opinion Of
his own, but his successor trims all the time
and gets himself into troubles that are deep
ening daily lie proposed to have the peo-
pie Of Kansas adopt the Constitution with
out slavery" and cxerted himself to that ef-
feet. He failed, and perhaps it is best for
him that he did, for if that slavery clause had
been stricken ut.STEPHENs Of Georgia would
have made war upon him. Proposing to be
a hard-money man, he finds himself in the
position Of the head of Government that is
to be distinguished for throwing upon the
country twenty millions Of rag money. Anx-
ious to make conservative demonstration to
please his old line wing friends, he removed
the District Attorney at New Orleans for lem
iency to Gen. WALKER, and caused orders
to be sent out for the return and trial Of Capt.
CHATARD Of the Saratoga, because he didn't
prevent the landing Of the fllibustors. Next
thing we hear the action Of Commodore
PAULDINo in capturing Walker and sending
him home, is disavowed, and the gallant Com
modore is to be court martialcd for his zeal in
obeying that which il seems he msinterprct-
I'd as honest Instructions. Nothing could
happen that would better exhibit the facie
character Of Mr.. Buchanan Cincinnati Com
mercial
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

Gov WISE AND THE LEcoMProN SCHEME.
The following words Of Gov. Wise, in his
rammany Hall letter, Ought to put to shame
many northern Democrat
What tell us that an instrument Of this
dignity, that Republican government itself
was not to be submitted in its form and plan
proposed, to the only lawful soycrcigns--thc
organized people-not mere mass ofporsons.
but the bona fde inhabitants and legal voters
ofthe State to be governed for their election,
to adopt or reject it DE- j,re, say it ought
to have been so submitted. Pure and undc-
dlod Repubcanism, conservative Democracy,
required that it should be so submitted -
There is no mobocracy in that idea. 1t is
even. just, steady, organized, free, Republican
action the law of popular liberty, defined by
citizenship and tho rule of cccton, and is the
true example of essential sovereignty in the
People. Instead of so submitting this pro-
posed Constitution by the mere agent, the Con-
vention, deicrontially to the principals the
organized sovereign people. there was a usur-
patton. Withholding from them fair, free,
full and equal election TO choose. or not to
choose their own constitution Of sclfgovern-
ment. 1t was er pgde--it was all on one
side: it was, in gambling phrase, the foul
heads win and tails you lose = the consti-
tuition was obliged TO be adopted, with the
clause or without the clause; the vote was
bound to be for the Constitution; it was all
pro and no con and we say that was no sub
mission to an election at ALL Election is choice
of alternatives, to adopt or reject to reject
as well as adopt, to adopt as well as reject"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

preceding resolutions What can the result
Of thus blending knowledge Of the right
with such a choice of the wrong Utter dis
com6tnrc, such as we predict will overtake
the trainers and supporters of these resolu-
tons, at the next March election, from the
hunds of the freemen of the Granite State"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

Upwards of scyenty-fve thousand dollars
has already been raised, and put out at inter-
est OF the sum required for the purchase of
Mount Vernon. Two hundred thousand dol
lars is the sum demanded.
MONTE, Jan. s.--A large meeting wac
held in the Amphitheatre to-day, and a COM
mittee was appointed, who were authorized
to eNpel VIM. Strickland, the abolitionist
publisher. Resolutions were passed request
ing HIM to leave the State, never to return.
WAsHINGToN, Jan prom adviees re-
celyed to-day, it appears that the Mormons
VIII not retreat from Utah, as was expected
by the government but will fight it out where
they are. This insuros US a bloody war in
the Spring.
NEW 1oRK, Jan. l0.-On the New York
ana Erie Railroad yesterday, as an engine and
tram OF empty freight cars were going west
ward from Permont, the boiler exploded
killing almost instantly the fireman. named
Dason, and flagman named Lake. who was
upon the engine The engineer miracuIopsIv
escaped, nearly unframed The locomotive
valued at $4,000, was shattered into frag.
ments.
WAsWNGroN, Jan G.-Mr. Fnller dolo-
gate from Dakotah, arrived here to-day ond
VIII shortly present his credentials ms dele
gate irom said Territory.
Inc President is determined to have Hon
Nathan Clifford confirmed as an Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of the United
states For time there were serious dan
sers 'hat the nomination would be rejected by
the votes of the administration Senators bnt
now that Chief Justice fancy has given
certificate of character in Clifford's behalf the
nominee will probably be confirmed. There
Is rumor aHoat to the effect that before the
'adge issued this certificate. the President
promised not to remove Phil Barton Kew II
. Attorney for the District of Columbia, who
IS a iavoritc nephew of the Chief Justice
WAsHINaToN, Jan THE Senate. to-day
n executive session, confirmed the nomina.
lon OF Iheo. sedgwick as District Attorney
IS. '0'''o' 'u'-<o 70
Oliver Hanks, of Pawlet, Vermont bos
'een elected justice of the peace in that town
or the last fifty-one years. The people of
'awlet evidently do not believe in rotation"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

" On our fourth page will be found a
provoking specimen Of story entitled The
Bride of an Evening" from the Men York
Ledger Those who are fond of such reading
can obtain the continuation of the story by
calling at the Bookstore of Ballou and Love
land
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

~ During the past year the number of
letters containing money, which were opened
in the Dead Letter branch of the Post Office
Department, was 1893, containing $40. 26791,
nne-tenths of which has already been safely
returned to the writers of said letters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

~ Daniel w Gooch, American Republ-
can, has been elected as the successor in Con-
gress, of Hon. n p. Banks from the Seventh
District of Massachusetts,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

- The New Hampshire Republican State
Convention held at Concord on Tuesday Of
last week, renominated Hon. VIM. p. Halle
of IIinsdale as candidate for Governor, and
A. II. Dunlap, Of Nashua, for Railroad Com
missioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15
THREE DAYS LATER.


New YORK, Jan. l0.-The Cunard steam
ship Africa, Capt. Shannon. which sailed
from Liverpool about 230 p. NJ. on the Goth
ult, arrived at this port about nine o'clock
this morning.
INDIA. - Sir Colin Campbell Joined the
force at Alumbagh on the 18th of November.
and on the 10TH after series of severe strug-
giles with the enemy, the garrison of Luck
now was relieved. On the following day
the sick and wounded, and the women and
childred were sent under an escort to Gavin
pore.
One authority says that the relief of Luck
now was achieved with loss of only four Of
fcers killed, and forty wounded.
The government telegram says the army
under the Commander-in-Chief, was amply
sufficient to reduce Dude to entire subsection
a task which will occupy them for some months
to come
The Malwa field force under Brigadicr
Stuart had relieved Museerabad, dispersed
the Mehidpore rebels, and was clearing NAL
wa of insurgents.
The columns under Brigadier Shaw and
Coils Cotton and Tiddrel, were securing Ro-
hlcund complete success attending their OPP
erauons everywhere.
Reniorcements were pouring into India,
and all alarm for the garrisons and outposts
had ceased
The East India Company's dispatch states
that Sir Colin Campbell was slightly wound
ed, but not sufficiently so to interfere with
the performance of his duties.
The Gwallior rebels had advanced within
. miles of Cawnpore, but had again retired
to Colpoo. General Windham, it is stated. |
has marched to attack them.
Iwenty-four inferior members of the royal
family and an influential rebel chief had been
executed at Delhi.
The Jodhpore legion had been defeated
with great slaughter, and the loss of all their
guns, by Col. Girard's forces. Col. G. was.
however, killed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

~ The place Of holding She Auti-Slavo-
ry Convention, the call for which we pub
lishcd last week, has been changed from
West Randolph to Bradford. The Convon-
ton will meet at Bradford the 26th aud 9th
instant. Addresses are expected from dis
tinguished speakers who have been invited to
be present
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-15

- The hampshire Gazette, published at
Northampton, Mass, is hereafter to be under
the editorial control Of Thomas Hale, Esq,
recently Of the Windsor journal Friend
Hale has our best wishes for his future pros
perity in his new position. The Journal, uu-
der his management was always welcome
visitor and we doubt not the readers of the
Gad'e viii have no reason to regret his CON
ncction with that paper
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20


The GREAT SUBSTITUTE FOR ToRAcco.
1T Is well known and inconrove erable fact that the
II use of Tobacco Is the promoting cause of many of
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race OF is subject, careful analy-
sis a. long and painful experience have clearly pro-
yen that icontnins certain norcotie and poisonous
entering into the blood derange the functions and
operations ofthe Heart causing many to suppose that
organ to be seriously diseased.
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system,
manifesing itselas all who have ever used the nox
ous weed will bear testimony-in Lassude, Ner-
vous Irritabily, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, and many
other disorders of similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TRoCHEs
Are designed to couneract these baneful influences,
and have proved completely successful in multitude
of cases, and wherever used Being harmless In
themselves they exert n beneficial effect upon tho
entire system, restoring the Taste which has become
viIated destroyed by great indulgence, completely
removing the irritation and accompanying tickling
quent upou abstaining from the OF Tobacco, and
by giving healthy tone 10 the Stomach, inygorate
the whole system. ~ 34
Persons who are irratIierably undermining their
constitutions and shortening their lives should use
these Troches immediately and throw Of theinjurlous
Gus and uppleasan habit q Tobacco Chewing.
These Troches or Lozenges are put up In a conve-
nient and portable form at the low price Of so Gents
per Box. A liberal discount 10 the Trade.
ders should be addressed.
= JAMES f. BROWN, Druggist.
Corner of9d ind Race Streets, Philadelphia.
March 25, 1e5S--1y47 ttaI f.e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
KSMI7THING.
IIENRY RIDLERAUGH

HAS renteda part of McTurner's Blacksmith shop
where he can be found at all times,
ready 10 iron WqgOns.Bugs 7tJ GtTE3SA
gies, and do all other Kinds Of zzHT%1NLfM
Blacksmithing. He will warrant
his work TO be OF tho best knd and his terms as rea
sonable as any other good workman In the city. He
hopes by attention TO business, to merit and receive
liberal share of patronage. 1, .t,.,.,j.s ,i[
Lancaster, ctober Q, ,Is57--qstf w., - = 'stot,t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

TTVHE AMERICAN HoMEaTEAD LAND COMPA NY, Wing
I disposed ofR sufficient number OF shares 10 war.
rant eary distrlbution ofthe,r Land, now offered TO
Tho public the remaining unsold Shares, and take,
psnsuro In announcing, that ONE IUEpKED THOUSAND,
AnRsA OF choice farming land situated B the Counties
Winefrago, Marquette, Waushara Outagnmia, Shaw
ano Portage Marathon. Chppewa.St. Croix and Polk,
Suite of Wisconsin,, will bo distributed ~ Sharebod
Of said Company, before the adjournment OF the
the best farming lands the States, ranging In vaine
from five to twenty Ave dolars per ReTe. This Com
peied to soil portion o. their Lands for Cash, mud
TAX thism sthod or disposng OF Ono Handred Thou
sand acres. nj reduced price. Tho distribution will
take place IN the City OF Washington under The diree-
ton Of 81 Members OF Congress, one selected from
cnch State IN the Union. The land oHered Is free from
any encumbrRnce aud Warranty Deeds of Conveyance
Will DO executed Immediately after the dlstributon,
10 tho parties entitled thoreto, by Trustees appointed
for that pnrp0se The distribution will he as follows:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

Eight Hundred and Twenty-nlne Tracts, comprising
Que Hundred thousand Acres.
The AmeVicnn Hon stead Land Company reapest,
fully soclle youronrly co-npe the organiza
ti0n OF Clubs aud Will allow 10 per Gent. ali sub
serlpiIons amounting totem Shares, payablSin Stock
OF the company, 1853 = ~
All orders ninst be, addressed TO the "Ameriean
Homestead Land Company. Washington, d. c." CIV
ing the full address Of each Shnreho older naming tho
Town. County and State inwhIch they reside, aud 10
whom the Shares are TO be directed w e. ,0Ei
The Company respectfully refer to the following
gpn,lemon for any Information eaiy TO tho quality
aud value OF the lands. ~ y ? y 9 AG =
AlexRnder W. Randall, Governor Of thu StateA or
Wisconsin,; Ex-Governor Dodge. Doly, Tallmadg6,
Dewey Furwell. Rarstow. Rashford. n = ht hh'n9. II
TausrGEs- Ex Governor Bai stow, Janeavillo, Wis
cousin; Alexander Spauldlng, Esq., Jauucey Court,
Wall Street, New York. II l.,5f .. .,sl q sf,
washington, d, O., March. 1885. -tl
Sharos, Five Dollars Ench.
Anril 4. .Ie5S-ImlO 'f 7rh,no rt
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20
HO S lie RY
RsRATH EB

EMBRACING soLE-LEATHER, KIP. CALFAND
MOROCCO SKI general assortment ofLINlNGS,
BINDINGS: SO, Also, great variety OF SHOE.
MAKERS FINDINGS. r. - ~ -.
The above Stock we are determined TO sell LOIr Err
than can had elsewhere. Come everybody. Give
us call and you will be sure 10 be pleased and and
that the above isno HUMBUG. In connection with
our goodsfrom abroad, we Keep constantly on hand
work OF our own. manufacture, which we warrant,
asdo we all our goods, tgood In every respect Gus.
tom work done TO order short notice andi the best
possible style. r. D.&,J GIESY.
Lancaster. Sc ptcmber, 10, 1857. 1911 iH' 20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-05-20

Sec. 81. The settlement made in the pro
bate court Of the accounts OF guardian shall
be unal between him and lis ward. unless an
appeal is taken thereffom to the court Of com
mon pleas 10 the manner provided by law; say
ing, however, to .any sueh waid The right Of
opening and reviewing such settlements, for
ftsud OF manifest mistake. by petition 6led in
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
! TRENTON OrrlCERs .e,b

IA REGIMENT VIRGINIA MILITIA
Ats meeting Of the 9TH, ers OF the 76th
R'gHme,t teld AZ Moigsntown on 6s,u,ds,
The i3'h day al Nov. 1868.
Otder d tiist lhe I'd Battalion Cons, Of En-
quit! be held for this Regimen, =, Stewart.
,own at the residence If Col II. s. Combs,
on Satorda, the 20'h Of November, aud tina,
all the officers OF said Battalion be in si,-n.
dance. aud the following named gentle.
men compose said Cour,:
Maj. Geo. Ridgsway. Capt. Owen Dunn,
Cep'. john II Nmon aud the L;eutenan,s
oftheir respective companies.
Ordered tina, the Regimenial Court ei
Enquiry for this Regiment be held n, Nor
CANTON on SATURDAY. the 9th day of Novem
Der and that all The officers OF saii Regi.
mept be in attendance.
WM. A. HANwAY, Lieut.. Colonel 10Th
Regiment V"ginia Militia and Presiding OF
hc"' IN The absence OF Col II s. Combs.
A'i,st K, p. FlTcm, CIR 76,h Regiment.
Nov. 1875. HtIaG - r.arEF
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
FOREIGN.

Everything seems to be very qu;et
on the other side Of the Atlantic; no
war, no rumors Of war. The quiet
victories Of peace and unexciting every
day events of its history, is ell We have
to record. The most important feature
of the news, to many of our citizens,
is the reported depressed condition Of
American produce in the Liverpool
market. The affair between the French
and Portuguese, growing out of the
ship Charles and George, and which it
was apprehcnded at one time won Id
lead to something serious, had been
settled BY the Portuguese surrcndering
the vessel to the French 1t is report
ed from Valentia that few ineligible
words had been received through the
AtlAtic cable from Newfoundland,
through the agency of the Daniels APP
paratus Mt the latter station. There
was very little hope, however, that any
permanent advantage would be derived
from tho new instrument. The confer
ence Of the Evangelical Alliance was
in session ut Liverpool, France, i. e.
Paris, has been excited by the splendid
ceremony attendant on the marriage
of the Marshall Duke of Maiakoff. =
The U. S. frigate Wabash, 81 guns,
has created a great excitement by her
arrival at Constantinople. BY the
treaty of Paris, novcssel carrying over
q guns is allowed to pass the Darda-
nelles. Although We arc party to
this treaty, on the appearance of the
Wabash the Porte drew up protest. a
copy of which was sent to the Ambas-
sador OF the great powers, and the A.
merican ship prepared to withdraw
". \. Chronicle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
THE TRACT OF LAND
tt .S.4LE or
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance OF ii decree of The circuit
Court OF Mnn"nyalia County. rendered at
the Spring Term 1853. IN The case of Edith
Dancer. Administrative wih The will annex
si OF Charles S. Dducer. deed, against Sim
con Dancer & others shall, as Commits.
sinner appointed for the purpose. procerd to
So al public anc,on. IA front OF The Court
house III Murgantuwn, on the
4th Momday Of October, 1858.
(being a cour,davI to the highest bidder.
on a credit of & , aud Is mon.hs The tract
OF Land in I'll. Bill and prore.dl Us il said
cause described being IA certain tract con.
tanning abnui f"urteen acres (motr or ,,ssI
adjoining lands Of John Ramsey, and o,h.r IS
Ia SAID county, now in the pnss-ssiru al Re.
n Ramsey; aud the Sd nir tract was convey.
ct L" Charles S Dancer deed by Jesse Dan.
Ger. decd. The purchaser will be REQUIRED
TO give bond, bearing interes, from date,
with good security tor the purchase money.
and a lien will also be retained for the same
on The said tract ot lsni.
U. l.. BERKSHIRE
Sept. 2,s', 1SsS-l7o Commissioner.
GA. The above Sale is adjourned
till the 18th Monday of NOVEMBER
Court. Il. L. Berkshire, Comm.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
GEORGES CREEK ACADEMY,

SM1rllFIELD, FAYETTE COUNTY. pa.
TNlE next session of this institution viii omen
4 on the first Monday in Noven Der, aud CO N /.
''nue h'e months--2l weeks; one week being
vacation in the middle of the term
{. Il. GILBERT, A. NJ, Principal
a: w. ROSS, A. B., Prof. of Languages and
Mathematics.
TERMS-Prcparatory Department, SIS
81, Academic SStoSIO
BOARDlNG-No student is allowed to hoa I'd
at tavern. Best boarding can be had a, s ,25
to 81 90 per week. NJ
The Tuition will be required to be paid or ar
ranged in advance.
II is expected that Mrs. s. +. +. Gilbert will
assist in teaching, and tuther teachers will he
employed il needed. C.A.GILBERT.
Oct. ll-l74-3t Smithheld, Fay. cite Co., Pa.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
CHEAP GROCERY.

lust received at Carraco's Cheap Grocery.
F,n,s Nuts. &c, OF all kids, fresh from
the importers.
Bordeaux Ptunes. Dante Cuuants.
Spanish Dates. Malaga Ralsins. Levant
Figs, Oiangss French Lemons, Rhode
Island G,eenimas, and Green pippius from
Massachusetts, Vans from NV Jersey,
Cocoanuis. les'nu,s and Ground Nuts,
C"tfre a, l24 cents per pound;
Teas, of all kinds: Spices. Sugars, Mo.
lasses, PIN" Chewing Tobacco, Segars,
Snufls, Cheese. Crackers, Extract OF Coffee
Powder, Lead, Shot. end Caps;
Jewelry. Toys aud Nations Of all kinds.
Prime Fresh brewcd AIRS, &c, &c.
0S~ Al for sale Cheap 80 ~.
Housrkeepers are invited tn call aud ex.
anime my stock before purchasing -lsewh here.
My Goo,is are all fresh, and bought low.
Nov. l9-tf,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies,

the TEST, SAFEST, hcsr ErrIciENr, AnD Use-
ruL rAhfLv REhEoirs KNowN. They have been
O'brc tho public Tor ihtco years, and have -.
ceivcd the unqualified c ommcndation Of the Thru
sands who have used them. They arc put or
In neat cases, with u book ordircctions, and q |.
toen different specifies for the cure al the follow.
ing diseases, VIZ. I Ffpers, coagc:tions and in
formations. 3. Worm Compiaints. 3. Baby's SUI.
.ferisgs. 4. DinyrAGa and Summer Complaiat. -
3. Dyssatarg. 6. Cholera, cholera nlorbu. 2
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. &. Tooihache nnd Neu.
raig'as. 0. Heod,ehcs. 10, Dispensing, reak and
ACID stomach. IL. Suppressed Scaaiy or paiaJuj
nenses. IL. Phites and feHGie IYedkness 10
Group. Ia. Salt khcnm. 10. Rheumatism.
Largo boxes, each for the following {: FEVER
and AouE; CATARRHj SoRE, WEAK, and lsrLA,i.
ED EYES Plies, WHooPtHc C"UGu.
PkIcE; The entire Set and Book. put m in
large three dran Walls, 81 the numbered Box.
cs aud Book, 81; large single boxes 30 cents ;
small do % cents.
III These remedies are promptly sent by mail
or express I" any part "f the country on the re-
ceipt Of the money. Numbers omitted or dupli.
Gated TO suit purchasers. Address,
HUMPHREYS & PALMER,
562 Broadway, New York.
Jniy ~. l52 3,no.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
Arrival and Departure of the Mails al
.NOrSUlitOsCsl Post OMcc.

Fairmon' Mail arrives at 10 to l, p. IN. and
leaves ut !, daily except Sunday.
Uniontown, leaves at z, m and arrives
at 2, p. m. every other day.
Brownsville, via Fort Martin, Carnichaels,
&c. arrives Al IL and leaves at /, p. m.
every Friday.
Waynrsbrg via Noun, Morris. &c 4. leaves
on "Wednesday al 6 a. m, and arrives on
Thursday evening.
Butt S.at'ou, via Cass,i'le, Blacksmith.
&c. leaves curly on Monday morning, &
l'tuus on Tuesda, evening.
Kmgw ood, via Clinton and Gladesville, &c.
leaves On Friday at Ia. m, and returns
"n Saturday at 6 p. m.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-19
PEACE BE STIs.L!
THE WAR IS ENDED }.


WM. LAZlER has just received from Phio
w delphia and Baltimore, large and gen
eral supply Unreasonable goods, which he will
sell at very low figures.
FOR THE LADIES'
lie has a beautiful assortment Of Dras,
Goods, Such as Silks. Veivets, Delaines, Alpac.
as, Calicos, Ginghams, &c OF all colors and
prices. Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, La.
ces, Ribbons, Taper Hoop skirts, Head dresses
&C, &c. Velvet silk, and straw bonnets, Rush.
cs, Flowers; Something new aud all cheap
sat'nets as low as 20 cents per yard.
FOR GENTLEMEN-
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassine,s, Vestings, Lin.
en- collars, &c. Cloth as low as Il ,25 per ward
Ga vide. 'N'
SHOES IND BOOTS.
large assortment of Shoes, Boots, &C.. for
Ladies, Gents and Children.
READY. MADE CLOTHING
A full supply ofCoats, Vests and Pants, very
cheap, - wy
QUEENSW ARE.
general assortment OF Queens & Glassware
GROCERIES,.
Coffee, Tea. Sugar, MoIasses, Syrup. &c. Sc
HATS And CAPS,
Hats and Caps for Men and Boys, very low.
with The goods on hands makes his assortmen
large aud complete. lie respectfully in yi,es ey
eryboJy to come and see for hsnselves lie
WIZ sell as cheap, AS the cheapest and perha o $
Iittle less. Terms Cash for which, YOU sbal
have full value with interest.
'. ... WIN. LATER