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New Goods New Goods!!

j. p. BRADBRUY'S,
TORNER OF MAIN and BOW SITS,
Taylor's Hotel,)
GOOD AND CHEAP.
Having taken the stand lately occupied by
Perry McNeal Thomas, and having received
a new stock of GROCERIES, Hardware and
Dry Goods, will sell cheap for CASH, or
country produce. Motto sc Quick sales
and small prolits.' Come one-come all y!
elect while the goods are fresh and new.
Sugars, I, 8, 9, 10, IL and II cents
Moasses, 80, So, 40, so and 60 cents.
Dry Goods OF Newest Styles.
Straw Hats, great variety, cheap.
Hardware, Notions, &c, nc.
Elkton, May 10, 1860.
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THO BLACKSMITHS. Received this week an
l. assortment of Horse and Mule Shoes and
Horse Nails, which can sell at city prices.
JOS. p. CANTWELL.
Elkton, Aug 10, 1860,
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T INEN DRfLLS.--The advertiser has received
IL full supply of Linen Drilling, fancy and plain,
suitable for Summer Wear, and Offers them for
sale below the value Of the Goods.
June 10, 1860. 2. BROWN, JR.
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"A Word to the Wise Is SufIi cicnt.
Aug IL, 1860.
Read ! Read Read!!!


r make to my friends and the public gem
Il orally, my poitcst bow and say to them
that have now got the od-established Tin
and Stove House, at the corner of Main and
Bridge Streets, entirely on my own account,
and from long experience in the ROOFING
and SCOUTING BUSINESS, and employ
ing none but the best of hands, feel salts
fled in saying that am prepared to do work
in the best manner in that line, in Tin, Iron,
Copper or Zinc.
shall also keep general assortment of
ParlOr, ssall ana Cooking Stoves
'df the latest and most approved patterns,
always on hand. Among which will be found
the Royal, Cook and VIM. Penn Cooking
Stoves that have no superior. Tin-ware, in
allit Varieties, japanned and plain. House
kecring Goods. Brass and Porcelain Pre-
serving Kettles. Farming Hardware, Forks
Rakes, Shovcfs, Hoes, Seythes, Sneads, &c.
Brass Bells, Graspng r ouks, Spring Balances
and variety of other articles, all of which
will DC sold at Il low price. Call and see.
:JOS. p. EANTWELL,
Elkton, July 81, 1860.
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.
TIIIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
i between the subscribers under the name
and firm of Nicholson X Logan, is this day
(thc 18th of July y dissolved by mutual con.
sent. J. A. X. Nicholson is authorised to
settle the business of the late firm. The
Brick business will hereafter by carried on
by J. A. X. Nicholson.
JAS. A. Il. NICHOLSON,
SAMUEL LOGAN, JR.
July II, 1860. (Aug 4, lSG0-Gw
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New Cracker Bakery in EIkton.

NCH VfNEKtT BHKtTy III EIkIOH.
I'M ORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
lVl Of informing the public that he is now
prepared and Ss dails Baking Fresh Crackers
'of all kinds, at his Bakery, in tkc Hollow, to
which he calls the attention 'df the trade in
general.
Also, constantly On hand CAKES Of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties, &c.
COME ctiOncrles.
have just received from Philadelphia
choice lot Of Conrectioncrcs, which will be
sold cheap for cash, wholesale and r'etaii-
Thankful for past favors, l respectfully
solicit continuance of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10, 1858.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE,

ON'S a. DhA< ~
DY virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas,
- issued by Granville S. Jefries, one of
the Justices of the Peace of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county, to me
directed, will sell at Public Sale, at the
Public House Of Mr.. William Manly, in
North East, on
Saturday. the Sh day of September, 1860,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and in equity, of Caleb Williams, in
and to all his undivided interest in and to
all that
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
lying on the road from Charles Matthew'S
mills to Zion, adjoining lands of Jeremiah
Rittenhouse, Charles Matthews, John W.
Oldham, and others, containing
1870 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Late the property ofthe said Caleb Williams,
and taken in execution at the suit of Ste phen
z. Norman, and will be sold for Cash, to
satisfy said writ and cost.
Sale to commence at 2 O'Clock p. N.
1JAny person wishing to view the pro-
perry will please to call ON Mr.. Raner, who
resides on the farm.
JOHN W. SHIPPERS,
Aug IL, lS60-ts. Constable.
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REMOVAL!

Bustle, rustic. clear the way
We move, you move, they move to-day;
Pots, pans and kettles rafting,
Children squalling women tattling.
Such was not the case when the subscriber
removed his CLOTHING STORE to the room in
the basement of the Howard House He deems it
necessary. however. to inform his friends, patrons
and the public generally, that he has on hand
an extensive and superior lot of CLOTHING of
all kinds which he will sell at reduced prices, at
No. 2, next door to the Post Office.
As the time approaches for the meeting of the
Charleston, Baltimore and Chicago conventions, he
hopes that the several delegates and visitors there
to will give. him call, before purchasing their
outfit elsewhere.
The people of Cecil county will find it to their
advantage to purchase whatever Clothing they
may want at LEVI d. LEFFMANN'S Cheap
Clothing Store, No. 2, next door the Post Office
liza Large assortment of WATCHES and
JEWELRY. HATS, CAPS, and Gcntlemcn's Furn.
ishing Goods lApril IA, 1860
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L Believe
THE TRAVELLER.

Baltimore and Susquehanna
STEAM COMPANY.
Regular Daily Line
except Sunday for Port
HEY=:::. sssaaas Deposit Havrc de Grace
U13S2.3 and Tide Water Canal
The Steamboat JUNlATA. Capt Frederick
Toml:nsop, leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Even
ing, at o'clock. Returning, leaves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
ing at O'Clock p. NJ, and Havro de Grace at
O'Clock p. NJ.
The steamboat LANCASTER, Capt j. W. Tom.
linson, leaves same place every TUESDAY. THURS
DAY and SATURDAY Evening, at o'clock. Re-
turning, leaves Port Deposit every MONDAY, WEp-
NEsDAY and FRIDAY Evening, at 8 o'clock, and
Havre de Grace, at 5 o'clock p. NJ.
Hour of leaving Baltimore after the LIST of Octo.
Der will be o'clock p. NJ.
tYPassage, (berths included.) so cents.
Freight received daily until o'clock, carried
at low rates and carefully attended to.
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will be required.
The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend to for
warding any Merchandise consigned to him for
any point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or will
re.ship Freights intended for Baltimore Philade-
phia or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
j. TOME. Agent Port Deposit.
N. B.-Gran purchased at the hig CHEST market
price at the Warehouse of J. Tome Co, Port
Deposit who also keep for sale Guano, Plas ter,
Fish, Salt, Croasdale h Mitchells, Allen &
Needles and Dc Burg's Phosphates, and New
York Bone Dust. mar "a, lSG0-tf
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PeltOn Triple Cleared Horse
Power;
MYTH W. W. Dingee K Co.'S IRON
w TllRASHER, and Revolving Straw
Carrier, warranted for one year. For sale
by JACOB b. ASH, Agent,
July 7, 1860. Elkton, Md.
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What You Can Get at the

&C E N TRIAL STOVE STOR 4.
V0U can get any of the Philadelphia or Lam
IL easter Cook Stoves. You can get Tin.ware
Kettles, Flat Irons and Androns. Wrought Iron
Pans and Sheet Iron Pans, Stove Kettles and
Wash Kettles. Tin FIRE Plates and Back fire Plates,
aetove 'Griddlcs and Coal Riddles. Besides a
variety of other articles. all Of which aec SEA
ing from to 10 per cent bciew fortacr prices, 2
doors enst of the Howard House.
WIN. II. EDER.
EJttan A.. yoea
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Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice.
UNION LODGE, No. ia AT and A. NJ.
HOLDS its regular communications in
Ill Il lkton, on
Wednesday, September Goth,
=" October 9th,
November 18th,
!" December 18th.
St. Johns Day. December 9th.
By order of the w. M.
JAMES w. MAXWELL,
Aug II, 1860 Secretary.
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HEALTH. HEALTH. HEALTH.

Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
Swayne S Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
The Great Remedy for
The Great Remedy for
The Great Remedy for
Con9bs Cnids Cron Bronchitis, Asthma,
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Con"hs Col5s Cronpp Bronchitis, Asthma,
Sore Throat IIoarscness
BLOOD Splitting, Sore Throat, HOarsencss
Blood Splitting, Sore Throat Hoarscncss,
Sore Throat llOarsencss,
Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption. Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption.
All affections Throat, Lungs and Breast.
All affections Throat Lungs and Breast,
All affections Throat, Lungs and Breast.
SNayne's Wild Cherry,
Syyaync's Wild Cherry,
has done more good than
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
GREAT FAMILY PKYSIC!
@ Swaync's Sars ,parilla and Tar Pills %
q Swayne's Sarsa parilla and Tar Pills o
: .Swayne's Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills.
8 ARE PURELY VEGETABLE, g
: ARE PURELY VEGETABLE,
e ARE PURELY VEGETABLE
FOR CONS;rt . ari0N' LIVER COMPLAINT,
F0R CONSrfplTI0N' LIVER COMPLAINT,
FOR HEADACHE,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, FOR HEADACHE.
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FOR HEADACHE,
No Pills seem to give such universal satisfaction
ISN Prepared only by DR. SwASYE & Sox, No.
North 18th Street. above Market, PHILADELPHIA
Sold by Dir. II. II. MITCHELL and DIR. JOS
WALLACE, ELKrds, and all Druggists and Store
Keepers throughout the county and state.
July T. lS6O-3m
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W. W. DINGEE & cos
Hallway Powers and Thra s1Iers
MYTH Clover Hullcrs attached. For
w sale by JACOB b. ASH,
July Z, 1860. Agent, Elkton, Md.
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Balance in treasury Aug /, 1860,
Estimate ofintercst on premium
obligations for the year, with
liberal allowance for with
drawals and delinquencies,
Estimate Of interest on new prem
ium Obligations tor the year,
Estimate of taxes yet unpaid, to
be collected,
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The Report in detail will be printed in
sheet form for distribution among the mem
bers. BY Order Of the Annual Meeting.
WIN. TORBERT, President.
F. A. ELLIS, Secretary.
Aug. IL, lS60.-3w.
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Baron Rotbschld, of Paris, whose income
is Ii, O00 OG0 francs year, is sojourning on the
banks OF Lake George. With his suite of ten
people he is making a tour of our watering
places.
District attorney Roosevelt, of New York,
has appointed James Buchanan Henry,
nephew and the late private secretary to the
President as assistant dis trict attorney.
The resignation of Chief J tice Shaw, of the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts, is announced
to take place next September Judge Shaw is
nearly 81 years old.
The twenty sixth anniversary of emancipa-
ton in the British West Indies was celebra ted
at Toronto, Canada, "Wednesday, by the ne
groes.
An infant daughter of VIM. Mursly, died in
Usage county, Mo, q few days since, from the
poisonous effects of a spider bite received
while asleep.
Another fugitive slave rescuer, John r.
Percy of Troy, NJ Y, has been arrested for
his participation in The attempted rescue OF
Male.
Mr. Douglas, on Wednesday, visited Man
chester and Nashua, n. ii and made a speech
in each place.
Hon Isaac A. Rice. Republican candidate for
Congress from the Eighth district of Indiana,
died on the lst inst.
ton, Del. visited Cape May to see the Great
Eastern.
The Atlantic and Gulf Railroad has been
completed TO Valdosta, 1J5 miles from Savan-
nah, Ga.
The value of new buildings put up n Bos-
ton the present season, or about to be COM
pleted, Will exceed, ii is estimated, $5,O0U,00O.
The foreign residents III New York are max
ing preparations to give a ball to Lord Rem
frew.
john G. Heenan, the Benicia Boy, now occu-
pies cottage at Newport
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wondsrful that these fierce barbarians have
nearly always been at war. Thatindeed. seems
IN be their normal coalition. The fercest of
bigots, they adopt The religious customs of the
Mosiem while they despise them, and suffer
their children 10 attend Christian schools,
while they are ready to cut the Threats OF the
teachers. They marry among themselves,
adhere TO their own traditions, and oafiie All
efforsg TO discover their religious rites. Stig-
matted by their neighbors as robbers, cut
throats and sayages, they have found Cnris-
tians TO defend them, and to applaud theif
desire TO acquire knowledge, the haei's
with which they are supposed to Keep 'heH
word ITO each other. he ii recoliected; LOT they
con sider II good deed to deceive OUTSIDERS ahd
their praetice of the social virtues In general
rr,n, the DAYS of HAMsA, they were con-
tiuually at war for 800 years, until in the be-
ginning Of the thirteenth century they were
nersecuted almost TO extinction by the Ma
hometans. In the beginning Of the seven
tenth century we find them engaged in des-
perate struggle, and fighting many bloody
battles with the Pachas of Damascus. One OF
their Emirs, in 1914, resigned, and paid visit
to Italy where he was received With high dis
tincticn. In I'LL they assisted Turkey against
the rebel MRTUALIs. Successfully invaded
by the Russians and Egyptians, and almost
exterminated by DJgzzAR PACHA, (the same
| who held Acre against BoNAPARTE,) they yet
managed TO survive. In 1924 they engaged IN
| bloody war with the Emir BEcHlR SHE
HAAB, who held all the neighboring tribes IN
| subjecuon. In the war with the Pacha OF
Egypt, they sided with the Porte, and in loi2
| they rose against the Sultan. For many years
past they have been engaged in war with the
| Maronites.
| 1t seems to be believed that the Turkish au-
| thorities encouraged their late atrocities, I'M
| der secret orders from Constantinople. IL so,
| woe upon the head of the Sultan! The days
| of his Empire are numbered
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nfun

On Sunday. the 10th day Of JULY a. TIE a ie shsn
A ysip HAM1MET, ipfsn, s,n OF Richard u an'
Orena nj. Roundtree, aged IL months ana idaa,s'
MOTHER.
Ah little sojourner below.
Oh. WIN from hence so quickly gone;
Saws this world So full OF woe
That thou shouldst quit thine earthly home
CHILD.
Vain wo: ID. how transient is its 10y
Its pleasures soon will end in pan
But where FIN gone there's no alloy.
Who would not die this bliss to gain
Here BABES like me forever sing
The dear Kedeemer's dying love:
Our songs make Heavens high arches ring,
And nils of bliss Fill all above
Then cease to indulge the falling tear,
aow with Jesus dwell;
III yen my praises did but hear,
YOU'D surely say that all was weH: :.
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COMMU NICATED.
SON r. EE N DAYS AGO. Z "a II


go in the Dispatch an intimatlon that the
massacres IN Syria would probably bring about u
condition Of things which will speedily settle the
question for Mohammedanism Now, taking this in
connection with the prophecy that the sixth angel
should pour out his VIA upon the Euphrates and
dry up that power; and thls, again, with the fact
that since A. u. elg hteen hundred and twenty one
the EuphTatean or Mohamnedan power has been
signally and rTeSlstlblY waning say. couple to-
gether these facts. which force themselves upon
Cur attention, and we sac Cf the starting
odrsnt Of orr Lord from Hsar6n. Read Rev.
XVI, IL 10, and see how closely upon the fulfill
phratesi comes the warning" Behold, / come as a
thief. Blessed is he That watcheth." 10 Chris
ass Go%'a say Lu nP x gG.2 nS"S '' '0"'
Learned. p.9Pss ana em ny s men say tat Ant
and 0t that hs aa9 h sx apP125 1850
years, being destroyed by the coming of the Lord.
Now, adding these Seures. we have a. D. 1866. at
or near which time we have strong reasons to be-
iieve that God Hath appointed day IN the which
He Will Judge the world in righteousness ''Ac.
Ac i II, Il; Iech: Xiv. Lu. Xxi, u: Heb. tx.
IS Thess w. 10, x; ii. Thess. IL, 81 Jude II, -;
upon the Throne of David-the throne Of His
gloryIi. Samuel WI, IL, Is, and xxlii.,5; Is. x..
and hde XXI xH a. ae XIV. 10 H GPs u 81 q XVII
XVIII; 2, 3 lG; xxx. ), q, 50; cxxxl b. Il
Ssx 4 H. ~ * Isl Xxx vsy Seg 1Ht 81 @ 2 ~
/; XXI, 2; g., The precise time; j. e." The day
and the hour Ano~et b, man But we are all
Few preachers OF our, day preach The Gospel
of the Kingdom which Paul preached, tLu. ix.,
20, co. Mat. v o; Ac. vii, II; xvii, 81 y for
they preach that Christ is now sitting uoon The
Throne OF HIS Glory but Paul and his brethren,
AS well as the Master himself, that it will not be
until 'He comes in His giory and ali the holy an
sels with hlm.'-Mat. XIV. 81 Nor do they
preach has appearing, as Paul did. Now, iHieSS ne
lore Has drPeGrihgi' Asre a no cToWh for rs.
we are taught to ridicule and ignore If we preach
the appearing, we preach the kingdom, and rice
rerSa; They cannot be separated, for God ha til
Joined them together il. Tin. ", /. So, then,
while thew do not preach His appearing and His
Kingdom as revealed in the Bible, they must
necessarily preach AhOther Goypel' (Galat. l., G.,
I, ST. which IS not The power of God unto saliva
ton, Rom. J., l6.
These assertions NAV at first seem harsh. but
am only speaking the truth in love- tEphe-
sans w., 49, and with the prophet, can Fay q.
Ii We will not hear it, my soul shall weep in
secret places for your pride. and mine eyes shall
weep sore, and run down with tears because the
LORDS flock is carried away captive."-Jer Kill,
II. He that hath ears 20 hear, let him hear"
au4-lt* VERITATIS DILIGENS.
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Science and Revelation.

A book from the pen of Rev. WIN. n. PEN
DLEToN, ID. D., now of Lexington, Va, has
recently been published, showing the growing
importance of attention to the development OF
physical science as bearing upon many ques-
tons of scriptural Interpretation which have
exercised the anxious and scientific for some
time pat The writer has some special ad-
vantages for the treatment of his subjects,
having early received the admirable training
of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point,
and was distinguished graduate of that in
stitution in 1880. And, from that time to this,
with the exception of few wears, he has been
largely engaged in the study of mathematics
and physical sciences, especially devoting his
attention OF late years to the subject of geology
and it's kindred themes, making himself master
of the works of others in these departments
and contributing, from time to time, the re-
suits of his own investigation TO some of the
periodicals of the country. With a mind ma
luraily vigorous and discriminating, we'll
trained and thoroughly stored, DR.. PENDLE-
TON has now, in the ripeness Of his age and
learning given to the world book containing
his well matured and carefully ascertained
views upon those points which he Justly
deems of high importance. Habituated to he
the hardly less rigid logic of induction in
other sciences, and being faithful worship
per At the shrine of truth, he regards the re-
suits of scientific research with urofound
reverence and implicit faith. Being also a
firm believer in the Divine inspiration of the
Holy Scriptures, he is jealous of any appa-
rent discrepancy between the developments OF
science and the teachings of Revelation. His
design in the whole is TO show that there can
never be real discrepancy, and that only igno-
rance or 4 partial knowledge of one or the
other could make it appear He shows that
true science is ever the handmade of true re-
ligion, that truth has never been shown to be
at variance with itself; but, on the contrary
all science and all learning have ever tended
10 prove more clearly the traces of The same
hand in the book OF Nature and the book of
Revelation. The theories of skeptics are tho
roughly exploded, and timid reigionists, who
have been startled from their propriety by the
cool audacity of inf1del assumptions, will find
in this volume conclusive demonstration
that the views of Scripture and the discoye-
res of true science are in entire and perfect
harmony.
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7 AIDES ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & sa1p

TOR HIR E-Fnr the balance of the vs,,
good COOK, WASHER and IKONE
terms, Go, apply to RIO b. LYME
General Agent for Hiring out Negroes, Ia
du q :. metropolitan Hal
Tor SALE-To remain La the State. a youn,
l. BLACK WOMAN, aGout IS years old, Win ny
been raised 70 FIELD LABOR. Also, WOMAN
years old, with three BOY children aged /, AM
years. They are offered for sale for no fsSit
Apply at CARY STR JAIL. jy 3l-stsSd'
FOR HIRE-For the balance of the year, TWO
factory, the other good rough carpenter
COOKE K CLOSE, Agents
On 14th street, Exchange otel BuiidIng
iy 3i-ts
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NJ THE DISPATCH was yesterday the reoipieLt
of lunch from the Our House, which it doesn t
think can be beaten. Besides a little company of
bowls containing the richest futile soup, there
came mammoth glass containing several little
tubes sunk about foot deep 10 delightful con-
coetion OF Ice, mint. the finest brandy, and en0ug h
sugar to make the medicine palatab.e. Ii is need
less TO add,' tan entirely new expression IN d
newspaper, by the way that CHARLIE HUNT Sc
cured the votes of the PARTICIPANTS matter what
may be the result of the campaign
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N Guns, Guns. Guns j ust rec etved from
England one hundred and h'ty line DOUBLE
nUNS. Sport sinen wishiag to equip themseiVe5
iOr the Fall campaign. are requested TO call ana
examine my stock before purchasing, as Am con-
hdent can exhibit the best assortment OF Goods,
JAMES WALSH,
au3-lm Gun Importer, 60 Main st.