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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

INTERESTING TINE At CAAP'Mkkf'
Ixo.-Our opinion Of csmp-mret'ngs' IN
brief. is. that tbsy are in6nitsly voDe
than horss-rsees. While tbsy are inssn'
led for good. there il more nisehisf. vice
and immortality carried on tAss. by PeF-
sons who go expressly for that purposs'
than at any other kind Of gathering
while the good accomplished. seldom
amounts to much.
One Of these interesting adairs was
held on Musquito Greek. in Centre Town
ship. in this County. last week. On
Tuesday. quite an ediying scene occur
red, Immediately after the meeting ad'
journed for dinner. the circumstances o'
which We have from an eye witness.
Two preachers, e Southern Methodist
and a Hand Shell Baptist } not eonnec
ted with the meeting. met and got into q
dispute. Tbsir ambition seemed to be.
to go which could out-slsug the others
church.
The Baptist said thst he dreamed he
went 10 He'll. and looking al around,
could see no'Methodists whereupon be
inquired Of the Devil where the Metho'
dists were kept. Satan bsde him follow;
and raising . trap-door. disclosed the
lowest and hottest pit Of He'll. which va.
filled with Methodists. The Devil re.
marked that the Methodists we're SO
mean, they were not ct to be kept with
decent people !
The Methodist retortsd, BY saying that
be also dreamed he had gone to He'll
The Devil showed him all around the
premises, where he saw every sort Of peo
pie except Hsrd.Shell Bsptists. Final
ly, when they reached the farthest corner
the Devil opened door, disclosing {
dismal. sinking and intensely dark
hole: and holding a light in. tn,
place was found to be full Of Hard Shell
Baptists. holding close communion!
Thus they went on. until a crowd o.
rowdies that had collected about them
raised theory that they were a..of pair ID
hypocrites, and had no business there
At the same time commencing to cuff
them, and hustle them away. The Meth
odiss was severely beaten. while the Bap'
tist got off with some pretty hard thumps
In view Of the fact that the rowdies evin.
ced more regard for religion than the
preachers did, we say. served them right
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

~ The Democracy attempt to make
great sport over ths oireumstaucs of
Hanlia's bearing Tie sa.s nsus q the
cslebrsAsd elephant Hsssibsl. Let them
lsugh--it will not b long until they 90
the elephant.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

= One striking evidence that the
Dooglas and Bell parties are fast secom.
modsting themselves to the Sane bed, Is
tho fact that most Of the Douglas organs
regularly copy Prsntice's political With.
cisms, without grimses or . .ord Of
dissent while Prentice has about ceased
being funny At Douglss' expense. but
fires his shot into the BfsckinridRe wing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

~ The officer who spprebended dsE.
ger. he's besa compelled 70 release il, on
. writ Of xa6eas eospxs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

|.3@ Read Sam. Jssnings' rssswsd ID.
vsrtisemsnt. BE keeps . supply Of srti.
els' that srein every day nee. aud sclls
them right!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

. Mr.. Bssb'. Secretary Of tie Tssritssy,
decides that he Registry Law will not b.
in force. IN The coming election.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

~ The s1arp editor Of tAs Lssven-
worth Dispatch says We object to steal.
ing his Wit. in mistake for thunder. b.
cause there Is too much lightning in it.
Just 50. Bot il is because the generating
apparatus Of his lightning wit" lies in
the same region thst the lightning. bog
carries its brightuess
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

= @The Democratic Convention ueeta
At Troy. on Saturday. We have it from
Democratic authority. that tbs ticket j,
to Be composed Of Pro-slavsry nen--
Fres State Democrats not being eonsid.
sfsd ''sound % he goose"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

! ~ Kit will seespt oar tbsnks fas .
qusasity Of bsssle nsas. Nay his "bor.
be exalted" '.f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

ii 4 ssia thet the Prince Of Wslsa
hes % hsir % h.-sppsr lip.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-13

-A sqssetsr organ ssy' that Doug
les spsssbss ssss, wsli for hi ssses''.
They srs sadsnisbly great oorss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
Al st. Louis. according to the Republican OF
Esfnr dav Move mAer a.

Money matters are without the slightest change, and
thinss now are none can DO sxpectsd me banks md
lns seives unable extend discounts - desired, ana
Are buying and selling ,nsnse upon the mist limited
scAle We continue quotations ~ ~ AZ per ooo'
premium she selling rate for sight cnenss oo NeS
York and New Orleans, put rates are simost nomnsl
There change the condition Of currescy Il Is q
discount from ban tabe funds Of from 20 psr cent
psstes general circulation. TIE INSTITUTIONS do4
ing In take II fvm customers with the Notwithstanding
mat u 10 70 BE- cheer ed against 10 knd " per oans
discount II 10 not convertible into exchange. Gold
~ premium Of ffsu 70 per ceat with but tsie oner
ing There 10 some Interest manifested and some III
curry a. TO the course banks will pursue 10 vies 81
The disturbances which have caused 80 many OF INT
esIss 81 the cauD,ry 70 suspend specie payments
Noticing thus IA has been determined en-.
The Boston Post, in its weekly financial review,
Says
Looking around, Il II the worst had passed by
financially speaking The mere money panic seems
rapidly oisaprsAig But rates very high, and mas
much the Of Vie tr0ube-Soushern agitAsious
ard pay ls-bAve not been touched, and
day appear In larger proportoaswe should not ex
d.rust nigh figures stock advances business activity
spd settling OF e1chaDses All that can be truly said H.
that the country IN favored position a. respects
crops. ecis and foreign trade Europe must nave our
Grain bAyves ana higher prices abroad nj soon stmu
late the revival OF exporS The rAniLg communities
Deed little money this season and the general business
Of the year the panic began. Having got
York, sssdy improve may be confidently sotici
pted In respect 70 moneysn easing II rates and In
OF supply But what with southern bankruptcies
and the gall In Congress and the wor word
the sp spers, D-ct dull and troubled winter
even On The ground that tnns are ~ well In the end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

-HAstusa <tf ~ f>pO
A~steueuis Of black ard sre sith neen
ucdegese. c~rr prtIoipsy ~ ". por sssortment
orr asn ~ ire depressing received frum VOC
sfd. IN wnp0rs n.s ben iotrg, attn rus n
pr'cs~ continue TIE shipments az shirt
mss, Awercsn d'ts, camisls and caiatsss have
maze quite lafsely ~ lsGsn
~ her ssieet, shtp rs arrived 90 tn ls'h.
Rave ad we i-m rei I'll. t7 icet.ut the PIE
iiunsries ~ The r-si, hs ben upsn and get
lang held The ss % the ympcrur q, ths last N
merit declined ssnns 10, averra tbai had foil
power 70 d. an Communioailaus theo crsscd. and the
vbolcf srmy with the errpsior - tso shoossrd
men LETT rein tsin) sarteo with Lard Elgia, asrou
crts ard the Esasn and rreurn Adnusls or the ieth
s~psesher, scv Rtir. Toe rmp~~or ssf N ~ see-n,
frtrp Pskirs, Of he couotsy sras mar Ho ssn
10 No reported " he preparing - attack
the Allied foYoss rccs cbcu the rca4 " pesin.
TIE American Minister sub ~ Unaed asss
Hsrtsors and sssinss IL SETH st tins port
rhc rstels reported 70 be cute detAn, from
shargnss
Hsssssxi ,dv'ocs eived 70 the s'b september,
nus IN late - despschss our No Jspsn cireua.
business Active an, usnsarsc~s 10 smlsgt cotton
scods ard teas ecotnued favorable From Kansssss
esss srr received 20 2s,h August per vaaderer rsss
arc sNk ~ere essrer, -sh mcsYsGe supplies Cpppc
IN good csmsnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

N specially Of prime extras, sress scarcity wss ieit
Inc oess onsrpss Tuesday, " DO dresssd
Tor rnsInssvmg Day. that the numcsr Of this oiAn
WHOM was offered 10 day unusually snail nero
we're several pa'rs Of fanoy sale this week. al
Of which Sere disposed Of ~ sasisfaosor,y remonsrsve
prices.
portion Of the offerings IN The bands Of spscua-
ors, but she prevailing low rsiss and psnsx Supplies
deter them from taking hold very freely We sssissd
he fact, that The bs OF the which wore held
o. the scUlsors prime nrss olAss stssss vhbsh
brought The top rates 10 table Of prices below "a
adcop 20 the large supply Of fresh catsl--thoss vAlc1
have arrived this vetk-bere was quite large s1aber
Of stale cattle shicb len from weekb saA
The total receipts al Aertous yards during the week
ted 10 sb7 head the other city ~ heaf
and Bergen Bi 6tO neao mas,ng total Of nd
head TOR the week, sgaDst Q42 last week ne tssAl
ps u ali the yards for The week and last week we're
- follows
Wa,hinoton Bro~msnos CAambvlts'a VBvts'G
This week - 5b4 l26 81 kId
Ian eek a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

wBpSE<DAY Nov. zS-0Pn
ASHES The market qoes and prices nominal: the
comprised 200 bbls pits at &c TO- for export,
and . small lot OF pesris ~ 6hc per 10
BnEADsTuYYs -Flour-Under the Influence OF the news
rom Elroge the market In the Of the day grew
heavy and cl sed IT lower rates rhe GALES embraced
sbou, 10 COO Dbn closing within the following range Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
wapsnspAr Nov as 1880

rbe covpl~s'on ~ AMIR. II the yards wss very
morn The As last We nound sbundsst sup.
py " all the ys'as especially q the ordinary srsde for
-hcb she dsysod r~ 'sther light and last weeks rates
v'ie bsroly nbtansbe. On the better grsds, however
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29


Toe remapd for prime creatures 10 ipcreaging - tho
colo weather sdvspoes. especially for private uss and
quite large number were brought during tho week
psst on orcer " the medium grades the supply
tnues moderate sod holders oonsdersste
nefs 10 their Operations Inferior grades drag II
has bern found exceed nsy di,u to place them &c
our extreme low pr 'es which may DO considered
altogether poninsl Sales have making al through
the week. and for the sale OF mitch cows snssp
ana lambs, there u getting 10 be regular osy the
total receipts at the yards sbllows:-
Aaerton's 8vo~Ts"g's Camber's.'a 06rsas's1
M: week....lo 10 g 80
Last we k......3S 81 - 81
VEAL CALVES.
The general features Of the market mr. veal calves q
the various paree without important variation from
last week; any thing, the approach OF rhAnks-
g,virg day has stimulated an Increased demand for
prices For the other grads there has been but
rate inquiry the large supply Of poultry the city tend
ne 70 restrict the transactions materially Prices are
unchanged however and was thought AL the o0srsgu
would be PLACED before the hour Of cIeng me total
oeip's At all the yards for the last we're
wa,A.rg'om Bro~~snssa CAamssrsn'a OBrss's
1 nss. week. -sss ~. 80 = q ~, e
on The sSpr"a%sm Of The ns,,oosl :nse,yins
hnds OF poultry from every direction, hes bal its
usual tnect on the MARKET. causing failing OF n ths Ia
au,,, or AZ kinds, e.c.p. strictly prime Prices ocs.
lower ersdss had suffered decline me properties u
strictly prime sheep wss small, and prices
quepty without change The total reoepss ell ,ne
wash,~gton BroSwtno'a Uamhviss'a o Bri>~'s.
Tbs week .7se eel 1883 1855
- SWINE ''" 1~
were again In enormous suppy; doil and mste.isny
lower The receipts reached IL $50 head and prloas
RANGED from lkc. &c for ssil fed ami 5xc a6xs for
corn led
RxcAPrruLArroN.
The total receipts sock ali the yarde for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29
last Commerce and navigation returns, the domes'
tic exports o. the leading cotton pors during tbs
fiscal year ls59 were az follows
h is believed that, by taking the lead in the mat

New 100 $50 06V
is believed that, by taking the lead in the matter
OF secession and direct foreign trade, Charleston
would get the bulk Of this export business and that
while the exports of Savannah would probably de.
cline seven eight millions Of dollars, and those
OF Mobile TO fifteen TO eighteen, those Of Charles.
ton would increase 10 thirtyfve millions aud over.
With regard TO imports, II Is understood 70 be the
purpose Of the Southern secessionists 70 dispense
with all customs duties and 10 provide the ex
pepses Of their government by direct taxation
This would throw difficulties in the way Of the i'm
position Of duties on foreign goods imported via
New York. How could such goods be subjected
to discriminating duty If there was no revenue
service in the seeding States? But IL this difficulty
were obviated and some means discovered Of TAX
ng in South Carolina foreign goods imported via
New York. 1t is evident that the tax would come ont
Of the pocket Of the consumer South Carolinsns
would pay just 30 much more for the sake of get
ting their goods direct to Charleston. Where would
be the gain Of this! Why should the people Of the
cotton Staies-already taxed heavily for the sup
port of an Independent government-be still fur
Their burthened by tax on every article OF foreign
manufacture consumed by them, in order that
Charleston may be built up as Southern New
York? Why should they not be permitted TO buy
their goods where they can get them cheapest,
The Chemical Bank did not join the other banks
in the arrange made the other day for the ex-
pansion of bank discounts. Action was taken on
the subject this morning at the Clearing House.
The following is the official report of the natter
ats meeting Of bank officers OF the city Of Ne~ York
duly called n the American Exchange Bank 90 roesia
day of November. 1890 the following report WAS
submitted, viz -
NEW YoRK Nov 20. 1890
The committee appointed 70 ~an upon the two backs
which were not represented u the meeting OF bank on
GERS held on 2lst OF November, and 10 invite their
concurrence In the agreement then entered into by oil
The other the oily Of Nes York for she relief OF
the business community ~ the extension Of loans aud
discounts aud for tie purpose o. facilitating the settle
ueut OF exchanges between the banks" drs ca Tod
the President OF the Mercantile Bank VINO promptly
aud cordially agreed " enter into the Agreement rney
then waited upon the President Of the Chemical Bans,
exxroed the Invitation 70 him. Be replied that
he YOU'D willing adopt that porsion OF the agree
NEXT that related settlement Of the exchanges
Clearing House by means Of loan ceriihcxt-s out pe
lively declined 70 participate other wise 10 the
ment Your committee urged bis compliance by all
reasonable considerations, Pot without avail Very re
sDeotfulv aubmitt0d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

rIorsnuoip ruRrTTuRH vASfKD-r WOULD
III ma b. purch.ss shous - or smp wwi % Funhnre
medium avs n, gov OH sash pa,ty abcu
pessys mp souressspirs ssy ssnd me a. sAn Nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

Margaret o'Hs-, direct exsn,na,,oa rcsu ned
During 'he aaJs iaa, NJ Barch was 10 The room svc~
shs library have carried her meals 70 her, have ssca
Mr. stuart ~ The hocss sfen when Mr. Burcs vss a
home; other rsn,emss ~sua cal freqssn,iy and take
dis,er and tea with Mrs szrch; I have sean r.yu.u
ihs.s frequentyi wien Mr. serch spoke 70 me .so,,
Mr. Stuart he told me 70 say nOilns about a. sr surch
has soi me that be advised Mr. Corning 70 seat M,
Buroa % a convent; when ! vas requested 70 sec Mr.,
Brrch asked Mr.. Bcrch II I should do o. ur B,rch
ssvbed not 20; asked seoond tine 70 10 and ace
her, and hs said hid better not 60 be said yea,
10 this remoat Bouse her they woad get me into
rcosE, an theirs wss . partition through which could
be besrs and thai there ciptbee In the
N which nan verld be ococsased 70 testify against
me vas sat 10 cone~pucoce, " asd - Me- Bnrch
OF Der ooursei a. frst Afterwards Nh Bcych sss
nccswth end Garfield n Mr. Picks the day before nrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

A rpnBoUs suITrF ErAwwLwD ruRsrrU A. FOR
- " colors ~ vArrsn ~ msnussesnre Asc .sn
chesnui han h@t plan ard ornamental 81 " vAh
t1fg1utr sec nal s-ees oppcsns wossssr sress -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

CrAnnLrp CA uBnR SUM OF vuRrruRA n
y al ~oi ~ And ssvi-s 81 vt,A~as ~ 49,
A. e7s And pwNrds uaitv~s srd PALMS.
vARRuN WARD. M 1AnA ave@l
rc~v dorvp - a Brosdvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

rc1ror rosI Js.-eUKsHANs ruRsrruRK N
pre- ce~tnr ssfs hskmept W ard us ul~v~nsl
sre~s b,t~esn rfhh 40 rrA bon ebsS Fauaars
bcrsd M shsst :, al - the
pga hrrss. stain ~ uhins ~Ars ps~s~d an
uver 0 r~d for removing farnnure 70 tss esus
~. 30 Are for fpn'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-12-03
S@~ DIR. e. CoNE, Eclectic and

BS1 DIR. II. Cone, Eclectic and
Analytic and Specialist Physician, author of a sy-
nopsis Of the treatment OF Fever Indigestion Neu-
ralgia and Pulmonary Consumption, will be in
Dayton, at the Phillips House, on Wednesday af-
ternoon, and Thursday, Jan. II and i2 in Mianls-
burg, at the most central HOTEL on Friday jan is,
In Middletown, at the United States Hotel, satur-
day and sunday Jau Ia and l6I in Hamilton, at the
Hamilton House, Monday and Tuesday, Jan. le and
III and In Troy, at the Morris House, Wednesday
and Thursday, Jan. Is and 10; and invites all af-
fiicted persons TO consult him, free OF charge
DR.. Cone has devoted more than 80 years to to the
treatment OF all forms Of Chronic Disease with the
most gratifying success; and has not only awaited of
Allopathie but has also carefully studied Eclectic
homeopathic and Hydropathic treatment OF dis
cases. as also all the remedies that he could Obtain
knowledge Of in travelling among the ottows,
DR.. Cone cures Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption by perfect system of Medcated
Inhalation, and constitutional treatment, that re-
perfectly healthy.
Dr. Cone cures the most intricate forms of Dys-
pepsia, and all diseases of the liver, panoreas,
stomach and bowels, by producing healthy secre-
tions in all glands OF the body.
DR.. Cone Neuralgia, Rheumatism and all
diseases of the nervous system and biain by taking
out of the blood that which irritates the brain and
nerves, and throwing into IL hematosin and fibrln,
that mako the blood healthy and unirritating.
DR.. Cone treats all diseases incident to females
and children with the most perfect success, as his
patients every where attest.
Deafness is difficult disease to cure in all cases
but most OF pr Cones oaseH are much benefited, and
many entirely cured
DR.. Cone does not operate for cataract but treats
amaurosis, dimneHs, blindness, from neuralgia OF
the optic nerve, as wen as infamed and liberated
eyes, with the most satisfactory success.
DR.. Cone has had much experience in the cure of
diseases of the spine, kidneys and BRAIN in whcih
cases he desires his patitn to furnish sample of
urine passed on the morning of application.
DR.. Conn's medicines are roots, bark, gums, buds
and blossoms, as he does not believe in making sick
to make well.
DR.. Cone gives his patients the most ample and
best references to his skill and reliability,
charges nothing for consultation, but cash in all
cases for his medicines.
REFEREN ENCEs;
DAYToN-R. g. Corwin, r. Steele, D. Young G.
w. Wolf.
MIDDLETowN-Jscob Leibee, r. C. Hendriokson,
Tobias Lane, ID. O.. Doty, ]. +. Howard.
HAMiLroN-Jheob Shater, Samuel Cory, Wilson
NJ. Hunt, James Taylor, b. c. Wilcox, Isaac Peter
son.
TRoy-J. r. Stewart, Hiram NJ. Iukens e. V. CO.
Yalt, ]. Wilkeron, NJ. A. Dye, u. W. Lee, T. ].
Sayers.
NEw CARLIsLE-Henry Crowen.
deo3t-temiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-12-03
GREEN'S COLUMN!
Pause and Reflect.

pY so doing, you will soon determine
- where to buy your hxin's for the holidays.
20 boxes Raisins, wholes, halves and quar-
tors new, and very fine.
20 lbs. Candies, common and fancy best
quality.
20 boxes Fire Crackers, very cheap.
10000 Torpedoes,
25 boxes assorted Gum Drops.
200 bbls. choice N. Y. Apples
50 sacks prime Buckwheat flour, best in the
makre
Prime Butter, Lard and W. II. Cheese,
20 sacks nice Dried Apples.
Meal, Hominy and Beans; all of the best.
Sugars, brown, yellow, grain, pulverized and
crushed.
10 bbls. fine N. o. MolHsses; S. II. Syrup
and Belcher's fine Golden Syrup.
Everything usually kept in the grocery line,
Of the very best, and as low as the lowest.
Call at 3l6, south side Of Third street, and
get acquainted with .
/. n. q w. NJ. GREEN.
deo00
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-12-03
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTg.
ATTENTION
HOUSE KEEPERsl & EVERY BODY
IN WANT OF
GOOD. PURE sPICEsl

Us BRATEY's pure Spic,s can always be OBJ
tained at home, in our city, put up by one Of our
own citizens, and not the inferior goods Of for
eisn putting mp, which are more or less adultcrated
You can always depend on getting good article Of
best pure spices, which are always selected with
great care. They are put up ia packages, as is al
ways done by the wholcgale dealer. They are war
ranted pure and sweet beyond all comparison. All
l ask ia a single trial. They can be had where all
goods kept IN the grocery line as good aa can be
had in the market Call aud get supplied
At No. SO Jefferson street.
dec3I J. X. GBBHART.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-12-03
"a Penny saved is as good as Penny
Earuad


THIS maxim will apply in all the various
J. ramihcations of life. There is perhaps no
place in Dayton where this maxim is so fully illus
trated az at N& w. NJ, Green's, on ID street, be-
tween Main and Jefferson, few doors east oil the
Town Clock in the Empire building. We keep
constantly on hand u fine aud carefully selected
stocl OF Family Groceries, which we sell at prices
as low as can possibly be afforded In this market
Cali in, ladies' and gentlemen, and bless us with
your kim, smiling faces, and leave your orders ior
anything and everything kept In our line. Our
trade ia steadily the increase. There is scarcely
day but what we add to our customers some OF the
most liberal buying aud paying families IN the city
We hope, by kind, prompt and honest dealing to
secure liberal share OF the city trade. So far, we
have no cause to complaint and we are determined
that those who favor US with their patronage shall
have no lust cause 10 complain OF us. When you
wake up In the morning and hear IL raining, blow
ing and freezing you shudder to think of having TO
90 to market, TO get your Butter Eggs and Apples,
Potatoes, and fxinsi. When this unpleasant ne
cessty again crosses your aind and you shudder to
think of brooking the storm, turn over in your
warm comfortable beds, and sink quietly into the
embrace of Morpheus, remembering that you can
he supped with all these things AZ all hours OF the
day al lower figures than you pay in the market =
1Csiye us the sinewH Of war; aud we Will seldom
ever disAppOint you in getting everything you may
want usually kept in our line, Packages delivered
deG2i