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A MIsrAKE-We do not see the Marlborough
Southerne, but find an extract from it in the Peters
burg Express, relating to the press in North Carroll
ma, in which it is stated that the Fayetteville Oh
seroer was established by its present Senior Editor
in January, 1926. This is a mistake The O6sero-
er was established in June or July, 1917, by F. W.
Waldo, a gentleman from Boston, but then lawyer
of this place. During the seven and a half years
between that time and January, 1925, the paper
passed through the hands of ten or dozen editors
and proprietors.
The Southerner says that in March, 1924, when
its Editor established paper called the Free Press
in Halifax, there but ten newspapers published
in the State. We think this is also mistake; for
early the latter part of 1922 there were twelve
papers published in the State, as we learn from
little book, now very rare called " The North Caro-
lima Register and United States Calendar, for the
year of our Lord, 1923, by the Rev. Colin McIver."
This was printed between the 18th August, 1922,
(when the copyright was issued and the LIST Jan
uary, 1928, by j. Gales & Son, Raleigh-the Senior
Editor of this paper set the type for part of it)
At the S7th page of this book we find the following:
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Public 23.7

AN ACT to amend act entitled "An act authorizing re-
payment for land crronesly sold by the United States.
Be enacted by the Senate aud House of Representatives
of the United States of America Congress assembled
That the act of Congress Authorizing repay for lands
enormously sold by the United States approved January
twelfth, eighteen hundred and tcwnty-tve be, and the
hereby amended, to authorize the Secretary
of the Interior upon proof being made his satisfaction
tina. any tract of land has been enormously sold by the
United States, that from any whatever the sale
cannot be confirmed to repay to the purchaser purcas
to the legal representatives assgnees Of the pur
chaser purchasers thereof The of money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. g BE it further enacted That whenever any tract
Of money which may have been paid for the same
shall have invested in any stocks held iut shall have
been paid into the Treasury of the United States the
credit of any trust fund.- it shall be lawful by the sale of
such portion of the said stocks may be necessary for
that purpose out of said trust fund.- fer repayment of
the purchasemoney to be made to the parties entitled
thereto.
Approved % February 1850
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IBY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed at the Second Session Of the ThirySrh Congress-
n Public 39.1
AN ACT for the relief Of congressional township number
tweny-seven north of range number six, east, in Wa
bash county, Indiana.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves OF the United States of Amcrc, in Congress assem-
bed That the auditor of the county of Wabash aforesaid
for the time being be authorized and allowed make entry
in his official of the quantity of five hundred
and hry.seven and ninetyone hundreds acres in legal
of the public domain subject private entry at the
MUM price of one dollar and twenty cents per the
when entered being hereby made and declared 10
s Ds ns G ns map of
in the county of Wabash and State of Indiana, and to
stand in lieu OF deficit Of that quantity in the amount Of
school lands belonging to said township and to be held and
controlled in the same manner
SIC g. And be it further enacted That when said lands
shall have been selected and entered aforesaid and duly
epors to and approved BY the Secretary Of the INTERIOR
Approved 8 March 1853.
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HARDlNGS COLUMN,
OUR ADVANTAGES,

M EASURES TAKEN AND A FIT IN EVERY y.
lvA pect guaranteed. I'M LES
The success attending this branch of orr b,s;.
warrant in calling attention to the fact BUSINESS vii
order direct from our Manufacturing EstabIsbmau,S we
and fill orders in u few days. '''Dneh' Nua
Those who may prefer to have their clothing m.a.
please call and leave their measures "aae, VIZ
April 4th. 'DlNG
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SAML. T. IREDELL NJ. D. CAM. T. IREDELL
IREDELL BROTHERS.,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Dye Suffs Oils and Varnshes Window Glass and Putty,
Perfumery, Fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps Fine
Hair, Tooth and Paint Brushes Havana
and Domestic Cigars, Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco, Brandies Wines,
Whiskey, Porter, and Ale, Choice Toilet and
Fancy Articles Fayoring Extracts Fresh Garden Seed
n. B-Particuar attention given to orders.
March a. 1859. 3l-w&swtf
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1AA CASHMERE FROCKS FOR or.
IVY mer 'cear, very cheap and handsome-at ~
unusual low price Of .fre dollurs. ~ lie
April 4lh. ''DiNd
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DRANDIES, WINES AND WIIISKEY,,A
ID choice assortment of
Old Cognac Brandy,
Pure Port. Sherry, Madeira and Caret Wines,
Old Bourbon Whiskey,
West India Canebrake Whiskey,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Schielam Snaps,
Porter and Ale of best brands
At the Drug Store of
IREDELL BROTHERS.
March "a, 1859. 3l-w&swtf.
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JUST RECEIVED
PER ExPRgss,
Il All DUCK LINEN SACKS,
AVV 100 Duck Linen Frocks.
SO Fine Cashmere Sacks,
Is Fine Cashmere Frocks
Is Handsome Cloth Sacks, "silk hcesp
so French Cloth Frocks.
100 Cord Marsei'es Vestinqs.
$50 Blk and Cold Silk Vests.
April 4th - ANDiNG'
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company of colored persons, intending to emigrate
westward, communicated with the Land Office in re-
lation to their right of presumption of lands and re-
ceived in reply the following letter:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
March Z, 1859.
SR:-In reply to your letter of the Oath ult,
havet state that under the now settled ruling in this
office, which has been sanctioned by the Secretary,
colored persons not citizens of the United States
as contemplated by the presumption law of the 4th
of September 1841, and are therefore, not legally
entitled to pre-empt public lands.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdent servant,
JOS. S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
JOHN NJ. KIRKPATRICK, Pittsburg, Pa.
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ROY'S AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
ID Opened this day
April 4th. o.
RLACK DOE SKIN CASHMERE PANTS
~ Fancy Cashmere Pants plain and side st,ipI SS
assortment. P"' W
An,;,. ,ozo E. L. HARDING.
~ Req ster md aco oo,u Sl-ly.
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Are Ladies Always IS (sentlenlaniy -

Generally they are, but once in a
while they are not. Tho Columbus
train was unusually full from this city to
Berea. However, gentleman occupied
one whole seat to himself aa1 his wife
another to herself. They were strangers
to this part of the country, wore good
clothes, and apparently thought they
were rather more pumpkins than other
people were, The lady was young aud
had tantalizing ours. In came pleas
ant looking lady, also young, but with
out tactalizing eurls, and commenced
looking for SCAT.
Z" Is this seat engaged - she aEably
said to the lady with ours
:" calculate to occupy It myself was
the reply.
as anybody occupying it with you:'
"That makes no diference-I iutend
to occupy ii myself"
"Wlll you sec rae stand up?'
"You can DO as you please -
"Well l think | will sit down
50 saying the pleasant ladT sat d>wn,
but instead Of strkiu: t., seat, she
found herself in the lap OF the lady with
curls, who had sud leny mo9ed with the
intention Of blocking the pleasant lady
cut. "Eery vel" said the latter, US
pleasant as a summer morning, IL am
comfortable enough" But the lady was
not. The mountain Of consolidated erin
cline was rather too much for the narrow
space; besides, the pleasan. lady was
rather heavy. and cur.s dartcd augrily
out of the seat and swept into the next
car. The pleasant lady, when she found
that she had the seat to herself, leaned
back aud laughed sutrisht. The hua.
baud Of cur.s had az IKE from nap, and
expressed desire to whip somebody
-iidn't exactly know ho--for insul-
ting his wife, but the passengers laugh
ed him out it, The pleasant lady said
she was a "York State gal. - Cleveland
PsdinGeaicr.
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When We view the many improvements
Of the aye, aud the hurry aud hustle
which is everywhere seen, We call our
selves an indas1eipus people. And so
We are taken as . whole; yet, We see
that no one evil is gaining ground
fastor than lazincss, --pothing more or
loss than lasiness, homsly As the name
may sound. Look into our country
neighborhoods, villages, and cities, -
Everybody is trying to get = living
without labor. See the peddlers travel.
ing around carrying packs heavy as
themsslves-not feeble and delicate, per-
sons unable to work, but stout healthy
men, with no other disease than laxi-
Dcss. See the gcntcel loafers in every
village, bunging III their chairs, pitch
ing quoits, or strutting about in ull the
pride Of conscious idlcuess, with no pen.
nies in their pockets or brains in their
heads. Notice the number Of healthy
young men in our cities, standing behind
the counter all day long, dressed in tho
height Of fashion, and displaying to the
greatest advantage the white and orna.
mcnted fingers. Talk not to me of its
being tircsomc business wish it were
= hundred times more so. "Snuff up
your nose" you will at the honest sun,
Drowned farmcr-if it were not for him
70 silly sons Of laziness, you would be
poorer than you are. l have due re-
spect for the learned professions, but !
contend that for several years past, this
has been the great vortex for lazy peo-
pie to slip into. II every other avenue
leading to ease is closed, PERSONS can
slip into this and be saved. 1t Is fact
you can scarce find an educated man in
these days, bur he is too lazy to take
care of himself. He can eat, sleep aud
smoke-yes, even walk with the aid OF
acanc- but he cannot work--no, not
he.
But sm lazy principle is not confined
to men alone, far from it. 1t has be-
come settled fact with our ladies to
which there aro few exceptions. When
= man marries he is obliged to marry q
BRIDGET also, to take care Of his wife.
She, the delicate one, can not endure
the leas, fstiguc--shc can not 10 bur,
dened with single care. Money
makes but little differeucc-the poores,
lady in the land, does she not marry tc
be supported? Talk about the delicate
women of this age. What makes them
delicate nothing but the idea that ha:
taken root among US, that labor ia moi
gentee!-they will not work how eau
they be strons' If every woman in the
land was obliged to work IS hard as ou'
mothers and grandmethers did, there
would be fewer diseases aud death.
than now. More die from laziness THAI
hard labor. know there are men and
women all over the country who labo.
hard, but how few Of their children lift
q finger in occupations. The boys must
have fast horse and prepare for college
The girls must dance, play the piano
aud shipper in the parlor to entertain ;
brainloss exquisite, and finally must mar
ry an establishment and live withou,
work If that is not the programme fol-
the rising generation, in Il few words
tell me what it is. Laziacss is bccom
ing fixed principle, and if there is X
stop put to it in some form or other, woe
betide the generation yet to come
Rural New Yorker,
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testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
and Mcio1ienns

The Piano came to hand. Ia FIRST rate order. It'll,
,.aati", Instrument and no mistake-Lee 4 Walker,
John Hewitt, Of Carthage New York, who Ia, hat
one OF the Horace Waters Pianos, writes As foows-
Friend OF mine wishes me to purchase piano for
Per She ukes the one gnn sold ne in December 1856
Ny piano becoming papnas in this pac aud 1t ink
IN 'h.,e"a'e one OF two more they will be
We have two uf Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
nary one OF which has been severely tested for three
years. and We can testify their good quality and du-
f"m.,S, Wood Y Grfgerg, Meant Carroll, Ills.
III. WArsRs, Esq.-DeU sir. Having used one OF
your Piano fortes for two years past have found in
Prine,pai Broo slga Heig a,s seminar.
The ana lfeccisea from gu continues to give sat
s'se,en ssara as one Of the best instruments in
''Thc Aeiodeon has safely arrived | feel obliged to
you for your liberal discount wilt all can Tor YOU
IN these parts. 'Rer. j. .NrC mick. Yarorsr,iie O
rfe Piano WAS duly received. 1t came in excellent
condition, and y very much admired by my numerous
Esa hs Accept my thanks for your promptness.
Roasrt Cooper, Harrfsham, BraaJord county. Pa.
Piano rleases Ms we'll II the les, one in our
County. a-Ihomas 4. Latham, cambei,on, Ga.
such "a fne instrument for s.5n All @ h ssn.
to recommend il, ''-Bfaak, Held & CO. BsSaio Dem
The Horace Waters Pianos known as among the
very oeas we areshahied to speak VI these
sth confidence, from personal know ledge II their
cesisn, tone and durable quality."N. r. ErasgeHsi.
1--WE can speak Of the merits OF the Horace Waters
ramos nom personal knowledge. being Of the very
best quality ''-Ghrisfias fateAigeAecr.
so.hns a. the state fair displayed greater excel
anos.'--Chare amaa
The Horace Natere Pianos built Of the lest and
most thoroughly seasoned material. wchave no doubt
that buyers do we'll perhaps better at this than
at any other house in the Union. ".airoeafe & LourL
waters Pianos and Meiodeous challenge COMPANY
Home Journal
Horace Waters Piano Fortes are Of full, rich and
even Tone aud powerful s-feG Fork Afasicai Rspser
our friends will mud at Mr.. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos to he found In the United
States, and We urge southern and western friends
v tn New
GraAaM's .Mage;tae.
Warernnms 2l.4 llrnn d,xar N.... xya
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MERIToRIous.- 4 lady sends five
dollars to the New York Eoeaing Pos. as
the beginning Of contribution, by tho
antislayery women Of the North, to pur-
a silver tea service for Miss Foulke, TIE
brave Virginia cir! who interposed her
person to protect the prisoner, Tho mp
son, against frantic mob.
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nr"Dia I understand you to say
that was lousy
"Oh no? | merely told my friend that
when it rained lice in Egypt, l thought
you must have been walking there with
out hat or an umbrclla-that's all.
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 LII THOSE in wan. o. either Of the above
IA can be accommodated by calling on the IN
dersigned At the Forest Mills late Parks < Full.
widerE) where IT can be had on short notice: and
those from a distance may depend on getting
their grinding with them on TUESDAYS and FIJI
days.
Flour. Corn Meal and feed OF oil kinds, on hand
or furnished to order.
June 18th, 1855. ia w. SHEARER
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

StK IND WORDS" .sThe Angels told me so. .Graye
Of RosaLel' y aWilds Of the West" "(iivc back
my Mountain Home, - ..ThougAts Of God,' .I'm with
thee STILL" wake Lady. Wake" '.I'm leaving thee In
- sung by the students Of Princeton College Price IS
cents each. $3.50.
New and Popular ENTHUSIASTICALLY Palace
Garden Polka" vignette Empire or Keiches Quad
rifles" new dance, price 20 cents each .Piccoomin
Folks, ".swingng Schettisch - Thomas Bakec Schot-
tisch,,' oil with viRnettes. tsNew HERMAN Qundres"
IS cents each s.CrnolIDe Waits" .Danyiiie MAsur-
kA," .Araban War Cry March, "Readinc Polka !"
very last vorsoviani, Wemor Polka, and Almira Polka
Nssurka price Is cts each. HORACE WATERS,
Nay -, issel No. ~ EfoAdwsy, New York
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS
HAVING; completed and occupied our great
III Fire-proof Manufactory-the most perfect
machine shop in the world-we have s'gnaiized
the event by producing a new Family sewing
Machine, containing the latest improvements, At
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pubic
without induccment or excuse for buying any OF
the inferior maehin 8 which infringe our pat
ents. Competition will henccforth become i'm.
possible. A very large reduction has been made
in the prices Of all OF
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are well
known to be without any successful rival In the
market. Much has recently been published In
reg~d to various stitches made by sewing ma.
chimes. We will take it for granted that all the
world knows the fact, ut Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, aud do it IL
the best style.
Es-Send for copy Of T. NJ Singer f. Co.'S
Gazette, which contains full information about
prices sizes. etc.. of sewing machines and wiH b
supplied grati.. l. NJ. SINGER co,
Jan. 70, 1859: ass Broaa@ay, Nar York
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TIFToN'@
National, Mercantile and business Mems
90 ILL., @ Il!
Situated: Garner Of 18th and Brady st.. ,,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded by Davis L Upton, April. 1883
q. .. Upton, Principal and Proprietor.
III. DIRECTORS:
Hon John P. Cook. Rev. II: n: pewers,D.D
Hon Jno. L. Dillon, DR.. J. J. Burtis, -
| Il. b. Woodward. Esq II. A. Wuppermann.
| William Allen. Esq N. b. Buford, Esq
| Jno l.. Coffin, Esq Isaac Negns. Esq
Chas. II. Putnam. Esq HenryB. Ewes, Esq
Ii Price ESQ ID. n RichaYdsop ksq
| r. 4. O'iica, Esq Cot. J. W. Nyung.
| Wm Clark, Esq l.. a. Maeklot, Esq
THIS is new the largest and most thorough In.t,u
ton in the West Tor the q Ss,ng
! AFrLLsTA Of competent teachers. is constantly
employed here The Lecturers arc the most scientific
RnFERENCEs:-TnE EsriRs BUSINESS coxxrx,1r
and Editorial Corps OF the Cities Of Davenport, Rock
Young will find, BY proper inquiry. that by grad
uating at this College, they viii obtain very mportan
Institution In the country The Course Of Study
comprises both foreis and ,ncstc business, and en-
braces Matter of Practice in Commercial Science and
| Ar-wholiy unknown TO common teachers-which, 1
Obvious will greatly enhance his chances Of success
| In business.
srEScERIAS Prsa. ssrnr-the most beautiful ,yse,,
in the worlds Ugh. ri the College In all its forms
both practical and ornamental. good Bus %
Writing is guaranteed to ali who complete the course
| here.
A beautifully Engraved Dpoma-lithographed o.
tanknote paper, which the posscssor fold up and
| place in his port monnaeis awarded each grad
This is novel and unique feature never before intro
| iuccd int a College.
Tuition $40, pay able invariably in advance. emf
Ting the applicant to a Life Scholarship, which vii
also he good at Davis Commercial College" 4. Pee
| ria. Sons OF clergymen half price -
| Separate instruction given in Pcnmapship. &
Business and friends Of education Are re speet
fully call. For crcuiars tutl h,
formation, please enclose two postage stamps.
| Address, s. s. Upton,
May 81, le5a- Davenport. low.
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Mississippi and Missouri r .

Mississippi and Missouri r 2.
an and after Monday, April LIST, ls5a. and
~ until further notice, trains will leave Bav.
port, for Muscatins Iowa City, aud Columbus City
Sundays excepted as foil
LIST TX press train at G:5a A. NJ
Trains leave Iowa City as follows
lst Express Train Mt 2i3 r. NJ.
Mail train leave Washington at 2:GG Z. A.
Leave Muscatine Junction, for Maseatine:
LIST Mail train at 800 A. NJ
80 Express Train at $500 p NJ.
Fer Iowa City,
LIST Express train 1t 1910 A, ~
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 1910
A. NJ. aud 6.25 p. NJ.
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all points
west.
The morning train going cast connects, at CHI.
cAGo JUNCTION, with the Michigan Southern af.
ternoon train; passengers thereby save all delay.
Connections made at Muscatine with the re gular
packets for Burlington. keokuk, ST. Louis &C.
Passengers going east make direct connection
at Rock lslandMth the Chicago and Rock Island
X. r. trains, for all points east s,uth aud north.
Also with the Gaena, Dubuque aud st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF
giving distinct directsons as to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the ears.
April IL, 1859. IF. TRACY, Supt
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BOOK BINDING.

New Music !..ssyayah Jane Lee!''..eong
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, With
- easy accompaniment; can be sung by children
well - adults, and will become one Of the most
popular songs OF the day. Sentiment of the words
celent. Price Is cents mailed free. Just published
by HORACE WATERS,
May 90, 1850 No. 333 Broadway, New York.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIL DELPHIA.

1Ressroisnt Institution, estathsAed by speet0i ..
dormenf for the relief 81 the stek ssa ats11ssses'
sAicfed xitk Yirsisnt AID Epidemic diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
Jc.truction ofhuman life. caused hy Sexual diseases
se ycral years ago directed their Consuming sufgeoh
IN onen for the OF this class Of
diseases. In all their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply BY letter, win
e.rr;ntion Of their tage occupation. habits
OF life, &c and in case OF extreme poverty, 10 nA
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The directors OF tina Associations in their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the ihors OF their 10 e
hna, Gleet, Syphilis, the vice OF Onanism or SER
Abuse Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder &C., ana
order continuance OF the same plan for the ensuing
year. s-,.a,
An admirable report on SpermatorrhGa, or seminal
the vice Of Onanis, Mast urbation, or sen
Abuse and other diseases Of the sexal organs, ny the
Consulting Surgeon will he sent hy mail an sealed
enyelope,5 FREE or CHARGE, on receipt OF TWu
STAMPS for postage. Address for report or treatment
| DIR. J. SkInLIS IoUaHTON, Acting sa'geon, HOW
ard Associations, No. South Ninth Street. Phiiadel
| phia, Pa. t'yl
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and In fact everything that may be called for in
his line
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order 10
get the styles. and It's well known fact that his
prices are always as low as the lowest
All Goods warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
Please call and examine our Goods whether ven
want 10 bay OF NOT we want your opinion of them
We charge nothing Tor showing our Goods but
take pleasure in doing so. CHA IS sWETL AND
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GREAT ExHIBITION
. g w Go 90 &

GREAT ExHIHITI0N III
N g w Go 6 q s.!
CHARLES SHETLAND,
would respectfully ANNOUNCE to the citizens Of
'n's IoWn. Ieaar county, and the Public
generally. that he Is daily recei.
wing and exhibiting al tia
Otd Stdnd Of SHETLAND and Snyder.
the choicest and best selected Stock ofGoods ever
brought to Upton. His Stock consists
in part Of -
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Boots, Shoes,
.4 Hats, Caps,
Clothing, &c.
G ROCERIES.
Teas, n.a..
Sugar, Spices,
Rope, Tar,
etc, etc.
Cheaper than the Very Cheapcst.
IN addition to which our Dry Goods depar,.
In part of
L A d. Esq DRESS COOnR.
Fancy = Black sIlks. French Chalic.. ana
OsLaines, Rorages, Poplins, Brill
iants, Lawns, l6uslins.
uinghams, so.
BONNETS, TRIMMING, RIB ON
and every description Of
MIL LIVERY GOODS
Of the latest styles.
Grape, Silk, Bsocha and Stella
- II "a w Il -.
MANTlLLAS, PARASOLS, FANS
Hoped Skirts. &c.
White Goods and Embroideries an e,eaar, Ia.