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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

INVASION OF SOUTHERN MExIco.--The
/ last Isthmus mail brings strange account OF
sthe invasion of the State of Cbiapas, on the
sextreme Southern boundary of Mexico, by a
;band of Adventures, or "flibusters" as they
are called, from the neighboring Republic OF
Guatemala. The band, an organized one
was headed by one Gen. Ortega, who had over
run large extent of country, plundering the
people wherever he went. Among others. the
stown of CONTAIN, village Of some 1900 in
shabi,ants. had been sacked and burnt. We
gather these facts from an official source, the
4 proclamation of the Governor of the State
(which had been issued against the invaders.
From the same source as well as from the
gpapers of Tabasco we learn, also, that Ortega
sbelcngs 10 the church military school OF Span
Fish. American politics, and that hi. "invasion'
Bis encouraged by that party and its recent sue
scesses. The liberal government of the State
Eof Tabasco had sent aid, both Of money ant
sammunition, to their neighbors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

TIE Fnsiifni be- NnIpolnifdI thd ihs
4ehsie soe6fmsd Msj hdi \ Neiihtos "a
'he tnl.e N Sop naienini NJ inisa a1ain,
lhi hiihfw l.sfpff ani y y Ross "a 10 ~.
dian Accents mf Tfsss.
These ohirrs are not "bsds N fo.ss" al
Ibis pluieulaf jlnriufs In lho pogfess Of
frontier events
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
Defence of the Frontier.

We understand that the people on portion
!. of the frontier have been in correspondence
4 with Gov. Runnels, proposing to form an eX.
petition against the Indians, and await the &C.
1 ton Of the General Government for their pay
A correspondence, we learn has taken place be.
tween Gov. Rdnnels and Cen Twiggs, wherein
er active operations were contemplated by this
spring, in the wild territory, 20 which the In.
3 dams resort 1t appears from his answer that
sthis is his design, and that he has just issued
4 his orders March 23) to carry it cut immedl.
lately.
Brevt. Maj Earl Van Dorm Of the Second
,Regiment of Cavalry, with six mounted COM
Ipanies of this regiment is to scout all that
portion lying on the head waters of the Cana
ldina Washira and Red River as far as the
!l03 of West longitude, and to the South as
liar as the line of the Memphis overland mail
route. The depot on Otter Creek at CamT
ERadziminski will be guarded by Capt. Barton
company of 1st infantry.
A Camp Colorado, Company of Caviar!
will be commanded by Capt. c. J. Whiting.
AT Camp Cooper a company OF Caviar,
will be commanded by Maj G. H. Thomas.
Gen. Twiggs on the 23rd inst, gave direc
Itions TO the commanding officer of Camp Col
orado TO do all in his power to punish the par
!, ties mentioned in Gov. Runnel's communlca-
Ssion, and of whose ou,rages we give an &C
! count today.
Capt. Ford's Camp is on the west side o
aCamp Colorado, and he is out in pursuit o
Indians.
Capt. Bourand is in MontaGe county will
IA company in active operation against the In
Sdians.
y Capt. Ford will likely remain in the fell
;until the 10Th of May next The service o
sCopt Boarland will not expire until the 2Sth O
RApril next.
4 The force now about TO be actively engaged
in the field against the Indians is therefor
Eeight Cavalry companies aid two mounie
D Ranger companies. We understand tina
lGov. Runnes is Of the opinion that this ac
tion on the part of Cen. Twiggs viii super
ssedr the necessity Of the proposed expedition
4 With this force We hope that something ei
Efficient may be done for our frontier people
I We cnnnoi prolong this Indian lighting with
out great loss 10 the State as well as 10 th
frontier settlers. The Indians must be cbas
h fsej rgEersir-,Wp.s f4gz7fe
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

- If. Cariin, of Memphis. veteran crganiIa-
Tor +, mocra. O! Tennessee, who has been on the
electoral ticket ever since 1910 and has perhsps done
55ore ri service for the party than any in the
=tafs announcez himself candidate for Congress,
ssr only to the decision Of the people at the ballot
tx re las tssernp tiissss.-i '-it ~ tr'lc7.a .
Il cors eyfi-HE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

IN Sherman Patriot says the friends OF Capt.
Allen, late Of Sherman Gre apprchensive that he
sss biown up on tie Inflated Princess lie was pass-
~ d5wn the river en- route for New Orleans about
he tim. Of that catastrophe and has not since been
heAsqi rom. His loss would be deFlored by wide
fireie e friends in this eotfnty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
TEXAS ITEMS.

The "lntcl!isencer" says that the Comptroller
Maj. C. X. Johns has decided that the Sugar Road
not entitled to the loan from tho School fund
4 meeting Sfthe Democracy Of Red River declare,
Gov. Ruurcls their choice FOR denomination for Gov
,srnor.
There was an election in the sth District on tn
I2ls' ult for Dstric, Attorney to ill tho vacancy &C.
|casonei by the resignation of sumpter J. Mills
The candidates were E. D. Mckinney, of Hopkins
John C. Burks, OF Red River; Wilkinson and Evans
Sufficient returns have net been received to decide
who il elected.
The Democratic meeting in L! raso county declared
for Runncls for Governor.
We predict that Judge Oldham will be the noninc,
for Congress in the Vest The pipe layers are n. WORK
and they know such word as fail It is believed
that Gen. Hamilton will he Al independent delnocra
tic candidate. The that meets him on the stuml
xviii have his hands full.
Miss Dix, the celebrated philanthropist, was il
Austin last week, says the Intelligencer.
Geo. F. Moore and Il, s. Walker Esqrs Of Nacog
Edoches, have been appointed Reporters Of the Su
Eprcmc Cour. decisions rice 0. C. Hartley deceased
6The appointments will give general satisfaction.
The gallant Lieut.. Major, of the 81 cavalry WI
married to ono Of the farest of the Metropolitan fa
Miss Chalmers o: the 23d inst. chvalrous soldie
who had bravcd all the wespons of the enemy ha
] yielded to the small arm: of woman I!
"WiIl the Democracy Of Eastern Texas endorse tn
course Of John Ii. Reagan ?''-Leferson Gazette.
Yes, and reject him by 5000 majority over an
] nan you can start against him. Your sneers {.
Johnny" Reagan, Mr.. Gazette, are ill-timed. II
the most popular man in the State by long sho'
The Houston Republic" is to be enlarged to Il
weekly if its patrons will pay up.
The democracy Of Brazoria at their county lneein
4 rcconmand John A. Wharton ESQ., for the nemna
/ ton for Congress. Is he son of John A. Wharto
H"the kcenest blade on the field of San Jacinto?''
Prof. Fowler has been feeling the head of the Edi
tor Of the Richmond "Reporter." The learned phro
Snoogist made him out en- average man for low
country Editor
The Crockett "Argus" gives those papers that ar,
tcternally boasting of their transcendent merit
md putting themselves into notice, cutting and de
sci we'd reproof The Editors motto is "one line
praise from the public is worth more than whole
scoumn from ourselves" Notwithstanding we have
had some pretty sharp difference with the "Argus,
we clecrfuly bear testimony to the excellence of its
typographical execution and the ability with which il
lis edited.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

.is Eop The pres; his morning TO GaaSrne'
u death Of he EDITOR Of his paper
his morning, ii 8 o'clock, Of TrGRmG'i'
%, aftSr only fep hour, sickness. Dis
gloom is seen on escry facci aud in con-
3f the melancholy srsni, the Issue Of h'
uiR6e ds!aye! Il fs'gHayf. Wont Of tim
4 more lca0.hcRci notice mi, wesk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

Al RIED.--In this city, on Tuesday evening, Marcel
i7 Rev. R. II. Byers, Mr.. II. CUSHING to Mis-
Matilda J. BunKE, all Of this city.
H ind the above modest, tuned, amor ncement il
e.. sts uro corner of the Houston 'Telegraph-so oh
fgn that it had escaped attention until pointe'
ca ay n friend. No editorial comment--no poetry
% ay lng--accompaniea the same the "printers
iyo not even acknowledged, and We are left il
a9go; whether the editor Of the Telegraph receive
"Jauntfui supply Of the Brides cake'' not
We rather inclined TO think the matter hoax
" ant realize the fact that Cushing would COMM
n'Firony, perpe.rate double "blesstd ness" wi,hou
sealia, US o ticket. Knowing az he must that u,
e5gid II have gone, thus saving manners'' How
rer it be 3d. that our friend has reapsed his neel
n tie aoosc. ne pray that all its hbers may DO silk
n, md its bondage street.. So mote ii be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
EzTRA.f FROM THE LETTER OF NILES DgELER REFERRED
TO IN OUR LAST.


EzTRA,f FROM THE LETTER OF NILES DgELEn REFERRED
TO IN OUR LAST.
=" a.' And here, Mr.. Editor, let mo make a
statement Of n small skirmish that we had in
this county, which is one induoement for me
writing this letter, that may Law the matter
fairly before you, as was concerned in the fight
As have several relations and acquaintance in
/ your county, do not wish them to be msinform-
ed about the matter. The foct- are about these.
= On the 9Th Of this month, (Nlarch) late in the
evening. news came to Jacksboro that there was
&a company of Indians about Is miles from town
near where M'son and Cameron's families were
killed. company was immcditely raised but
the night being stormy, pursuit was deferred I'M
Stil morning The company consisted of B. l..
Ham, Capt; Henry Ploster, lst Lieutenant; John
Porter, John Griffin. Thos Phoenix, T J Wyatt,
1 Or. j. D. Thomas, Newton Hoges. Van Burns
Mr.. Baker, Mr.. McQuery, Mr.. Mcbride, and my
ssclf. We started about sunrise, and went to Mr..
Rainy g, the gentleman who had first discovered
Sthe Indians. lie led US tc where no had seen the
3fndians NE took the tract and followed it about
flour miles when we came in sight of their camp
sabout half mile distance. No sooner had We
9sried the Villains, than every man pitched out
9tnli speed We got ridge between us and the
Z Indians which prevented them from seeing us
Gtil VIC were within 50 yards of their camp arrived
wy c'''iP hrsI, "heh seeing only two Indians
4 called to the Others no, to shoot; that we would
ktake them prisoners; but about the time | called
Hto not shoot, one of the Indians drew I'D his bow
Bto shoot me, which was not sooner done than I
Edischarged two loads of buckshot killing one and
amortally wounding the other The one that was
Ewomnded fled up steep rocky hill at tho foot of
Hwhch they were camped. We pursued him up
athe hill, DR.. Thomas was near to him. and his
spis'ol snapped. T.. Wyatt and Mr.. Baker fir.
Bed at him as he run on the HILL lie got into the
brush and we could not find him, but Mr.. Ham
and Rainy were back the next day and saw where
he had lay down and walowed about and bled
Every freely. lie had then walked Of on the
Srocks and could not be tracted but we feel conf.
dent that he died, at least we sincerity hone 40
"The Indians had one pony which we gave To
a son of Mr.. RAINY about IA years old who show.
cd great bravery in walking six miles through
Z the wilderness not far from where the Indian,
were seen, to carry the news to Mr. Ham. We
found in the camp the following articles: axe
hoe, german silver spoons, I wagon hammer
Hour sack branded with Mr.. COMBS brand, o
pallas, some coffee, fine table salt, corn, a tesla
ment, deck Of cards, yards calico, seyera
blankets, several hundred pounds of beef drying
They had killed three head of cattle belonging t,
"A the settlers. From all the circumstances the
were without doubt Reserve indians &c, &C. :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

20 Hon. Matt. Ward, will accept our thanks
ls Report Of the Decision Of the Supreme Court
Il . United States, in the case OF bred Scott rs
Talr A. SANFORD, and the opinions Of the Judge!
-c-..1, making pamphlc, Of 40 pages.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

Nd. Barket,, of Belkuap, will again 0ccep
or IL nks for favors hy the Overland mail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
rHG SrArE OF rnHAS. }


To The Sheriff Of said DaPq, CgHa3y,--
WV nEREAS Solomon Dugrqb has fled his
w petition iu the Dislrict court. in and for
the count of Dallas IN the state o. roxas, allcg
! ing he holds the title bond oF Erastus Durban
, and Sarah Ann Darban his wife, for forty
acres of land in said corntv O Dallas; bounded
I las follows beginning az The half milo Gorner
stake in the East boundary Of Section No. /, ~
STownship one, s. Of the first base line, aud ia
range one, Wear Of the first OF principal maredi-
an of the survey Of Peters Colony: thence vest
475 yrs to stake on tho South bapi OF the W est
4 Fork of Trinity hence North 475 vra TO q
stake in the West Fork thence Basl 4J5 yrs 20,
10 sake; thence South AIS yrs to the beginning ;,
4 and more fully described IN said tond fled rs L,
! part of the position.
! That said Iroaa and wife by the terms Of
! said land were li,hle 70 iDake petitioner title
B to said land, soon as patent should issue
therefor tina Patent has issued and he is enti~.
\ tied to his de'4 Wherefore he prays for decree
sdivesting the said Durham and wife Of their title
to said land, ana resting it in petitioner, and for
! general relief
A And whereas the PiaE,titi7s attorns, has made
soath that the residence o. n.fo- iari- q, III
known You arc hereby commanded TO suHisg Z
{ Erastus Durham and Surah Ann Durban his wife,s
by publica ton required by law, to be and az
l pear before the Hon the District coprJ OF SAID
county of Dallas on the first day Of the next
1 term thereof. TO he held at The SQUIRT house in
! the Town of Dallas, on the 18th Monday after
] the Sd Monday in March, I 50 then and there
! to answer said petition.
1 mzn Witness FL O. Browie cisrS Of
GA 0SsA tho District Cour Of Dallas coup-
al EsSSJ ty, and he zeal Of said court here.
WEsES ~ on affixed Given under my hand
] this 18th day of March 1859.
4 ED c. BROWDER, Cl'k,
Issued March 25th 1853.
THr STArE ~ TEXAS,
j C0uRty Of Dallas.
. Editors Of be Dllas Herald will publish this
1ritatipp. for four successive weeks oiiis 18th
March. 1859. JAMES SHEPPARD,
404t. Dtput9 Sheriff D. Co., Ter
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

he Editor Of the Sherman Patriot in his las
taas oes US gross injustice. lie affects to believe
aat hen We published the extract announcing hi.
!rc'h sc knew it was not 50. We can only gay that
$40 puplished he article in good faith rs we evei
p 'ed any thing, not dreaming but what it was
tsla II cJme marked in PENCIL to attract attention
|hal ;ontradistel in the next issue OF the Patriot
We re taken by surprise, and expressed our esti.
-ala # the individual sho could have perpetratet
90 Hlsarabie hoax, on such subject 1t must hay,
been malicious, and was at amy rate unredcemed l.,
& lila Of wit.
ta Editor says "some people are generous. SOM
100 9tlerwise.' We admit that he neither manifest
sa'ra'ityo or charity in charging with publishin.
.,a nouncemcut in question, believing it at The
n. 1T TO be true, especially when We had no prov
!s.tlu TO commit such glaring dscour.csy, not to
-ay iaiecency. We would scorn the act the editor
at.gi5ptes to us with inciable disgust
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

FIRE AT KNOXVILLE, TESs.-The Augus,s
Gal Chronicle, Of the 18Th, says:
a fire broke on, at Knoxville, about | O.
clock IN Wednesday morning, in Powell,
china store. which was consumed with severa
Other hr'la;---. iurlriinp that ocrnaiad h,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

District Conrt commenced in sh:rman, Graysol
eur''', last Monday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. lG, 1855

M Dear Sir in answer to your note asking
NV opinion of the resources Of ArizoDia (Gadsder
Pnrchaae.) take pleasure in writing what have al
ready said in conversation that | have Travelled
through the Territory from ne Rio Grande to Fort
Yuma, and that consider il me Of the finest graz
ing countries have ever seen The beautiful valley
~ the streams which ran into the ella are fertile anc
will sustain very large population consider Art
znna. especially in view of its great in'nera
- 80 --...aa-e -santfv = e-rirrl-'s y
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be Dallas grralb.
MIR a SwINDELI.S, rtsn'
J. W. LATlMER, EpToE.
lallas. Wednesday. April 8, 1853.
OUR AGENTS.

Uuh AuENlc'
?. jar PrAE, ia, Is general ira't'h6 an
$ agent for this Psperi authorized 10 Icc''N'
ptions, collect dues Tor subscriptions. aiNegu
10 work, sc, aul ressipt Tor tho sAms'
, i,..-All person, in Kaufman and vicinity ha,
Az huEness whatever With the Dallas Herald
viii PLEASE to call on J, ". JoHSsos. cur cal!
lied sgeh, Tor that place
sias ssnilsuen 40 requested, anil als duty auth .Fle
Agents fof ths EatAs herald In the places ns,asi ar'
aon Tsc-,yrd by. AMI gnonsy PAID 90 ihrm ~ BE- fall,
l-igef ny iis pahiishrn, va
A. tnn,Nrt 4 Amen, ~ Austin, rsSss, sFs our only an
Agent, ~ hat rits 70 ShoM ~ u'nsy, due uls ohe'
rata, and wAo Will receive subscriptions aud Ai's7't's
o. s-''s Herald ami r-c-ipt ior the same,
. sTsHs, county clerk, usnlon priii'n county
" f" yi-,y, District Ciers, SHERMAN, Grayson Coany'
al. Ssiniulls, sufvay nelknap, fouus CHldiy,
b. D. Aims, County CLERK, wAnhA,hie, Ells County
70 rntte,t, County Clerk nnehAnan, lohnssn connsy'
H .. Peak and A. fi-ler nsq,, ~ WORTH fairan' e.
Nrinec Couniy Clerk, Wre,hsTfcFd, Parker eo-a'y'
nssn, EsI, Kaufman, KAUFMAN county,
i. No. Weaver, Esg., GAINESVILLE Cooke County
n nson, Esa,, coinu,ission GGlNr'loa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

- Paulas Pssei. - On iliePf i-n; Iar,o-rs',,
.,s1s5,q,s forst-eis-.5s p csrsfs. fsn YirEisa.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

. ,st.mas,er throughout the State are
;edand respectfully requested to act
Agents, They will be allowed thu
rmm's.iOns fer all collections made fol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06

60. n epidemic OF violent type has broken out III
a.eAaazics Institute, Red River county We under.
s.ad hat the disease s new to the resident phy al
clans. 1t is believed TO be contagious The excr
rise, { the Institute are suspended for the time be
lax. III the students that could &c. away, have re
.icara to their homes. Some three or four DEATH
BID Cured from the epidemic.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
school Teacher Wanted!

A Gentleman we'll qualified, and coming well re
n commended for gooa moral character, can lind I
good situation as teacher OF male school IN WaXa
hachie. fAlhoNo'
April 9th, 1S59.-4O:3t
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teghesscc, the s.cfcs b
IcC gng & Mcmahon.
the dice # Adams TX,
nsre 20 Tariic4'srs
.re c- i'e 7Fr~r n .17s.
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ibe BTar 81 Bank %
. White & Williams
Beard B. Sharp sn3
fsgs Gemparr s.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-30
PROSPECTUS OF
The Thirty.6fth Parallel.

GUIDE RIGHT-FoRwARD.-- Dar,
Yinliing {, the frequently expressed wish q
friends throughout the State an imrartial cones
tion of State and local interest, and the dcman'sd
party fcalty. we rr"rose Ia publish in this Cis
on the Fourth Of October. n weekly newsraper Il
he called the " Thirty fifth Parallel" ana 20 b
devoted 10 tn" DEVELOPMENT Of the resources Of cc
State and section the growth Of City tb
great rrc"ct "f Railroad along the 35th raralM
TO the Pacifc Ocean. and the asccndercy and ~,
retuty Of Democratic principle Prorer spau
will be given in its columns to n,oralitv-hov-
news and news from Observation-Disclosures ara
and sciences-literature-com an
domestic markets, dc, dc and every facility viii
he offered its friends to publish their views urc
these and other polite subjects Of general inters
In announcing the rolitics of this paper We wi.hs
he understood that We hold faith with the yrini
PIES of that Democracy engrated uron the Tlact
cal workings Of the government by Mr.. jefferson il
his administration Of its affairs and practically ca
riei out by Jackson. Polk AMI Pierce in their su,
ceeding a ministrations, with all the point an
force OF the strict coincidence Of those rrincir-
with the rights Of the States Of the South under III
Constitution Of the Union Of the States MOI,
shall surpats us in the earnestness of devotim
and tie sincerity Of .'fforts to n"hold and per
p ,tuate the cherished prncinl"s Of the Demort
ic organization and in defending p'raons rlaesi
in power by it. whether State or Federal offica.;
but If any of these, no matter whom. forget duty
country or party. we promise to he active and r4'
sisting in warning the public Of the fact an requ
ing the prompt application Of the proper rcmed,
from the responsible power. without DELAY ieard
care for the consequences TO ourselves. This Pres
is owned by none other than the Proprietor an.
Publisher, whose name is hereto affixed and is
| tablished for the advancement Of no man or set
men nor will it descend in its conduct to a "a
ticination in private animosities and disputes
volving no public act, interest or project land vi
refuse the use of its columns to ANONYMOUS at sct
unon individuals strictly in the private pursuits
life. The entire editorial department will be u.
der the management Of Gen. A. G. Mayers T.
" Thirty fifth Parallel" will be published in y
city Of Fort Smith, Arkansas on Tuesday of eas
week, commencing on the fourth Of October. at ts
dollars year if Maid in advance. two dollars at:
fifty cents If paid within six months. and four u
lars at the end of the year. VIII MAYERS
Fort Smith, Sept. 81. 1859.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-30
Agricultural 1deetine.

Our agricultural friends. aad Ill Others
interested in the formation of the Society.
Will please not forget. that an adjourned
meeting is to be held At the Court House
IN this City onto-morow. for the organiz-
alton Of the Crawford County Agricultural
Society. We hops to sse general attend.
ance Of the Fssaaen Of the County-let
none TAIL to attend. a favorable feeling is
now being manifested in this behalf. and
now 10 the time to push the1natter forward
to . successful completion. Let there be a
full meeting Of the Agricultural interest of
the County Tomorrow, and that interest
will then receive that consideration which
Its importance demands prevailing in
terest in the County. Crawford County
should be. from the advantages it nossesse.
one OF the finest in the State it rests with
the Farmers Of the County whether it shall
be SO.
The Van Buren press., 1859-09-30
Just Received by Steamer Leon.
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.

M ARTIN SIMON would most respectful
lVl Call the attention of the citizens OF Van Be
Zen and vicinity to his stock of Clothing-seiec'e
especially for the retail city trade. consistingd
Fine Goats and Deer Coats. r
Fine Vests and Cheap Vests.
Fine Pants and Coarse Pana
OF every description, from high price to lOr
Dress. frock and business Coats from 81 toS5
and warranted TO be as good as can be found
this market and the latest fashion.
SHIRTS. Of all kinds from the fine lne
to the coarse flannel Undershirt COLLAR
SUSPENDERS. and HANDKERCHIEfS-
fact every thing in this line necessary to give
gentleman fine fitting ont.
HATS and CAPS good assortment, eOl
sisting Of all the most fashionable styles now cr
YANKEE NOTIONS in great variety, CO..
sisting in part. Of Jewelry, Soaps. Cologne. Cl0eh
and fancy articles TO numerous to mention,
CIGARS of my own manufacture, tOgaih
er with all the finest brands in market. consar'i
on hand. at Wholesale and r.tail In this defst
ment Of his business, he fatters himself thai
can give universal satisfaction.
He would particularly invite all to look irs
his place, First door below FeIimar Gar
and examine his goods.
Sep 80. 1859. 6ml3 NJ. SlMoN'