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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-18
w ORCESTFR MUTUAL FIRE IN
w SURANCE COMPANY.
President ANTHONY CHASE.

Secretary, CHARLES NJ MILES.
DIREcToRs.-Ebr Iorrey 81 Fitchburg Paul Whit
IL Of Nurhhridpc, Amury Holman OF Bolton, lansOn
Hamilton Of W est Bro0keld James 5. Wootworth and
W. T. Merrlfeid Of Worccs David Lee Barre and
d. 5. Messenger and Anthony Chase Of Worcester
Amount at risk December 1850 SIG amount of
losses the past year. Sl36l 76; amount of cash divi
dends paid the past year. S2753l 49, funds of
the company, SSSi94 o. which is invested in bank stock
and mortgages on real estate
CHARLES VI. MILES, Sec'y.
Worcester, Dec. u, 1860 d6t&wlt ala
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-18

Friction Misunderstanding been appointed by the
Bosto Friction watch Co Agents The sale oI their
Matches III Worcester and vicinity, we hereby give
notice that shall keep constantly hand AL assOrt-
ment OF their celebrated Matches which will be sold
low for cash, and salts ton guaranteed.
DRAFT d CLARK
jy2l diff Nos 70 and 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
College Scene.

The college men will enjoy this: While was at
- college, among number of new matrculants
was one from Green county, who was very "green'
himself. He came with exalted notions of college,
professors ETC., and manifested the greatest amaze
ment at everything he behed. In conversation
with him. " the boys'' were led to speak of his hav
ing to declaim before the professor. He protested
that it would have to be done. He said that was
too much for him, and he would pack up and go
home. But he was at length prevailed on to com.
init piece to memory and, by the way of giving
him exercise, the boys, who had won his conf
dence, would take him out to the woods, mount
him on stump, and put him through rehearsal.
They lattered his performances from time to time,
until he became quite vain of himself and his eff
fort; indeed he was now as confident and boastful
as he had been doubtful and timid.
at length the day araived to declaim before the
professor. There was large class of us. Several
had performed their parts, and our hero was called
out. His courage had failed him; he looked pale
and tremuIous his lips quivered. He took his
stand swallowed his Adams apple few times, and
throwing his arms awkwardly about began, IN a
stentorian voice, g Imagine to yourself Demos
theens addressing the most learned assembly in
Greecef, Here he clapped his hands to his face
gushing from between his fingers.
The Professor, after pause, said, encouragingly,
" Compose yourself and go on This he took for
imperative, and struck of again: Imagine to
yourself a DemOStheee-e-ens. Boo-oo-ooooH'
Some of the boys sitting near encouraged him
saying to him, Try again and if You can't go
through with that piece, speak your other speech.
Whereupon he started out again: "Imagine to your
self Demostl- e e-ens-n He paused q moment
elenched fists going like sledge-hammers, he burs
fprtl,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

MILITARY MOVEMENTS The War Department is
making extensive preparations to carry ON yigor-
GUS war against the various hostile tribes of Indians
who have for the past year perpetrated outrages
upon emigrants aud our mails and supply trains on
the Santa F6 and other routes. By an order just
issued Col. Miles, of the Second Infantry with the
four companies of Second Cavalry, under Major
Sedgwick, and two companies of Second Dragons
at Fort Kearney will compose an expedition to CO.
operate against the hostile Kiowas and Gomanches
The Cavalry will march on the 18th, and the Dra-
goons on the 1st Of May, for Pawnee Fork. Three
companies of the Second Infantry, now at Fort
Laramie, will march on the 18th of May next for
Fort Abercrombie, under command OF Major Day.
Company II Second Infantry, now at Fort Leayen-
WORTH will march on the 18th instant for Fort
Riley and on the 25th Guard II, Second Infantry,
will march under command of Major VESSEL, for
Pawnee Fork, to take post at that place. From
the departments Of Texas and New Mexico col
umns will be sent out to keep hostile Indians in
subsection and prevent their incursions The time
of the departure of the troops from Fort Eeaven
worth to Utah has been changed to the lat of June
Lieutenant.C Colonel Buchanan is relieved from th,
operation of special order No. 81, and Majo
Blake, of the First Dragons. Is assigned to com
mand the troops ordered to the departments o
Oregon, and will proceed forthwith to st. Louis t
superintend arrangements for the march,
Washington States.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Special to the New orIean, creseentl


WASHINGTON, April ls, 1860.
M'. Editor - The apprehended difficulty be-
tween Messrs. Pryor and Potter has been the ab-
sorbing topic Of the past few days, and the whole
city has been on the tp-toe of expectation for the
result The whole matter is likely to terminate
without any hostile consequences although at this
moment it ID understood that punctilio is still
pending between the seconds, on account Of which
the correspondence between their principals is still
withheld. As far as the facts have been developed
Mr. to be almost universally sustained
in his declination to fight with bowie knives, with
respect to which extraordinary challenge the pub.
lie not likely to fail to observe the circumstance
that Mr.. Potter persisted, for not salts
factory disclosed, in refusing to leave the juris
dcton of the District and that at the outset of the
difficulty, the friends of the Wisconsin gentleman
had boasted, that although lie would not accept
pistols he was ready to fight with any other wea-
pom in the armory Of the Code.
The only point on which public opinion here
appears to be at all divided, is as to the proprety
of Mr. Pryor's accepting the challenge to fight with
pistols, interposed by his adversary's second, Mr..
Lander, of Massachusetts,. There seems to be an
impression on one side that this challenge conveyed
defiance and taunt. On the other hand, it is
contended by those Versed In the punctl10s OF the
Code, that challenge of this sort reflects on the
seconds own principal, and could only have been
treated by Mr.. Pryor as formalty that his sec
ond without consulting him, was at perfect liberty
to dispense with.
The partisans of the discussion are both warm in
maintaining their sides Of the question. Of course
the Northern papers are anxious to misrepresent
the affair; and while they profess to dscounte-
nance the duello, whenever Southern men are en-
gagged, they are ready enough to exploit the SAN
culinary and furious proposition of Potter to fight,
foot to foot, with bowie knives. Potter, they say
is !" a hero.'' Potter, they declare, fights only
for funeral" Potter, they assure the country, is
destroying angel; and Potter, when he goes out
on his missions of blood, is accompanied by sec
ond whom the New York Herald advertises edito-
rally, to the fear and trembling of "nigger-
drivers 'as " the greatest fighting man on the Com
tiuent. - r K
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SONG OF TIE sABBApARrAN.

tThis is very successful satire on the duplicity
and hypocrisy of the Sleeks of the age. Every
line and every stanza of it tells well, and the truth
to the letter:]
Go barricade the river up,
And paddock down the rail;
We'll have no train of Sunday run
-- Well have no steamer sail.
Go tell the sailor on the sea
To make his canvas fast,
And trust the mercy of the waves,
Till Sabbath shall be past.
Command the sun to stand his course,
Forbid the winds to blow,
And tell the flowers they shall not bloom,
s@ The trees they shall not grow;
The little wild bird shall not sing,
The lambkins shall not play,
The cattle shall all silent be-
1t is the Sabbath day.
And order yon reprobate,
That strolls along the road, Ft
4 To turn at once from sinful ways,
And seek the house of God.
What need hath he of light and air
Go bid him fast and pray,
And put mournful visage on
1t is the Sabbath day.
And tell the cook, when you are down,
At four o'clock we dine,
And, as we'll have some company,
Ana lay the cI0tn Ior nllnei
And call at number twenty-six,
And say to Mr.. Brown,
That after dinner we will drive
A few miles out of town.
But first run for my letters, John,
And bring them quick to hand,
That may see before go
How all the markets stand;
For, if did not watch them we'll,
I'd soon be in the lurch
And then bring round the carriage, john
And we will drive to church.
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-
LET1ER FROM GY,AIR III

| Ed c-escent-C Consistency verify fhou mt a
precious jewel not foand i'm man. HE has It net
among the varied traits Of good and i'll that 20 10
make mp his character. Dame Nature passed ii by
in hs formation, with the remark. 1t would NOS he
expected In hin14-and twas waste Of GOOD nate
rals to give It, Twas led to this trite reflection by
scene that lately occurred IN an omnibus.
lady, neither Young enough to be giddy and easily
Influenced by fashion, nor old enough to be ebssf-
nately axed in her opinion upon II, was sitting ia
the omnibus when entered IT. She had dressed
herself appawentIy with the intention ef pleasins
her husband, brother, or father, or some otIser
member Of that troublesome sex, who ara never
satisfied with womanis ress-dress as she H,ay.
Neatly, but rlainiy attirsd, she offered qu5se a
contrast to myself and three other ladies', feIssN-
passengers, confirmed vetaries at the Shrine Of
Crinoline. She did not occupy line more Of Tho
cushoned scat than she fully paid for, while some
of US took up the room of at least two II not three
but then what of that !. Ms my belief the more
troublesome and annoying to man woman Is, the
better she is liked by him. Looking at her,
thought 70 myself: There 10 a woman who Il deter
mined to satisfy the wfms of meD ia regard to our
style of dress, and simpIeton she u for her paix.
Sans hoops, sans heels Aer drea even does net
drag the banquet doing dnsy ~ The street ssaven-
ger; surely, when she gsss ost, we'll hear some
complimentary remarks upcn ksr from The gentle
men present. Ihad forgotten for the moznent, ny
fixed belief Of the impoasibiljty Of pleasing one Of
the male portion Of our race when you try t0g
Pulling the check strap, TIE hoprIess, Reeslep,
shortskirted lady alighted. New fos he coInpll-
mentary remarks at our expense, taeHght L Judge
how great was my astonishment ID hear, 7 Wen,
really, that lady must have an idea that her foot
l. = II. r. -
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DOMESTIC INTELL1GENeE.
Treaty with Spain.


w,s,,,>..rov Anrii ), lTbe treaty u he neoo.
-, -. NJ. pnas.a, -,,;.,, to ena,,;,I, C,,,orn
aasea ~
t' ,,ant of oarta;n nana;ny claims
'nen4 VI 0o..s'u p.aes ,4,a.s p.....,:.u,
w,sr,,.,rs,- nril 81 In tbe Honse of Renre.
.o,.at;.,as A. pnr,;roo,no - Massa cbrsatts ~.
5a..., .s,a,.;s;,,.
- :ss,..s.a,, 49, na,,,n;tsao ~ Eoroios,
Aas,irs ~ no,,;re ;nto tbe axnediencv # raising
,1,s.;e - - 80 H. f.s. o,oas
rha unnsa ,. Committee on Elections renort that
saa.s of ~ 5oIorates A., M IA.
r;to., of Nahraska rigbtfullv belonos IN Mr. Daily
;astaaa of ur Estahrook
11.'eai ~ Wv =, : nv ~,
sr. JOSEPH, MO-, Apfi zl.-ines oehlrai. over.
land Fony Express prihes ehe iohoNilg aualsohai
parhcuiafs from tne 'reae .ale Lahe oi'y
me peopie reselhs IN .le "es.ern pals VI 'ie
1erritory " olan ii'ise sene peetio W 1ess
asking protecuoh aga'ls1 'he @oflhons'
Launch Of New Orleans Steamer.
NEW YORK, Apfl ~, =. M.-ihe steamer
Bienville, Tor New orleans, VIII De iaunehea this
morning. ,,
DonAss'As a.1a.
NEW YORK, April line ootton Hiafkes closed
quiet ana ahchanseai tue saies an,ouueeu " ooo
bales. Midding opands ls quoted % liac. nhe
lower grades oil co'ioh are Almost uiisa,hole. Ane
selling at IS to roc. per bushel Pork closed dull
the sales amounted to 75o barrels. New Mess is
quoted at sl7 IS. per barrel. Coffee closed frmi
Rio is quoted at l32 to i4c.
The shipping Llst Oh en1s iiofhi,,g reports 'he
Cotton market closed very quiet The sales dur
ing the past three business days amounted to 200
bales. 1t quotes Middllng Orleans at llsc. The
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Talking about big women, the following good
thing is told of Sidney Smith; Going to marry
her! impossible! you mean part of heR, he could
not marry her all himself. II would be ease Of
bigamy the neighhorhood Or the magistrates
should interfere. There is enough Of her TO fur
nsh wives for whole parish. One man marry
her il is menstrous- You might people e0l0ay
with her; or give riot act and aisperse her in
short, you might do anything with her but marry
her u 3ss51 =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

At printers festival at Cleveland, on FraaIlins
birthday. the following was the 9th regular tast:
:. The Editor and the Lawye deea Is satisfied
with the copy Of the former, but requires the Egi-
nal Ys the latter 3,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
Fassnsafa's 1r0a Cotton Tie.
TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.

Iron will be generally used the coming year in bang Cotton
Merchants should therefore hesitate purchase rope
Inc the merits of The different Ties purchasing them
complete of all Ties will be kept at my
Office exhibition which all who feel interest m
dially invited 10 call and examine for themselves.
Confident in the superiority OF the FAsSMAN TIE will
pleasure going the Orleans Press merits
mode application etc., that Of any other Tie that may
suggested.
Orders for any promptly filed &C. per pound with
liberal deductions merchants.
F. BELGHER, Agent,
q Commercial Place,
las 2pu New Orleans.
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reLsaaApHep TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA,


- - 1-p AAh''eAA hasAsi
HALIFAX, April 21.-The steamship America,
Capt. W F. Miller, Of the British and North
American Line, from Liverpool, arrived at her
wharf this morning.
The America left Liverpool on the 7th, and
brings two days later advices from Liverpool and
London than were received by the Nova Scotianat
halifax.
oonnnies eiai meanings M sence.
LIVERPOOL. April There has been no business
done N Cotton since the departure Of the steam
snip NOVA seotan. festefday 5000 Friday, was
Kept hoiy' ana business was entreiy suspended.
Ll'EkfooL, Aprii q me LiVerpool FIoauce
oalAe. cioseu .ne business au.et nsssls'
The prices are somewhat easier, but the quotations
Dy uie last steamers arg unchangeo.
LIVERPOOL, aprii f.--Ihe iaVerpooi market ior
PROVISIONS ciosea steady. .., ~
Messrs. Richardson, spence u 70. report large
business done IN FORK during the week, and tnat
the market closed STEADY az o4s. 70 o1s. 6d. Tor
Old. Beef closed steady at previous quotations.
Bacon closed steady at the quotations by the last
steamer Lard closed dull at previous rates.
LoNDoN, April THE London Breadstuffs mar
ket closed generally duh but steady, at the quota
tions by the Nova Scotian.
The Money market continues to be more active,
and at fair demand.
The bank rates were generally wen maintalned
throughout the week.
Inc Engish iuhos commune 10 efihce more ac-
tlveness no special ehange mas taken pace SINCE
the saihhg q ste iass s'sai'isf'
The bullion IN the Bank oil England has de-
creased &3si ,ooo during the week.
HAyRE, April the sales q Cotton during the
past business week announced 10 oooo oaies. Inc
market closed generally duil ana anchanged. or-
leans Ires ordinare closed at loo r.; Bas at es II
Inc general ana poiucai intelligence received
by the America possesses nothing OF special I'M
poftahce' ~
AnnTTTnNAL Ry THE STEAMER AMERICA
-
HALIFAX, April 1.-THE steamship America
brings the intelligence that the steamship Asia, OF
the British and North American Line, arrived at
Liverpool on the 5th inst.
The steamship Borussia having broken her shaft,
VIII lay up at present 70 undergo the necessary re-
pairs Her place ~ the line VIII pc taken oy me
steamship Hammonla.
ship, supposed to be American, laden with
cotton, was seen on ire on the island q sicily.
Her masts were all nnrht OH. schooner was
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Tears of beauty are like clouds floating over q
heaven Of stars, hedimming them for moment
that they may shine with greater luster than haore-
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popular writer says that men, like eilafan, IN
+" are pleased with rattle.f Not u " ~ - s4e
tail of snake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

How TO Go Ir.-Go it strong in your praise of
the absent Some of it will be sure to get around.
Go it strong when you make love to a pretty
widow. More people have erred by too little
than too much in this particular.
Go it strong when taking up contributions for q
charitable purpose. 1t will pay.
Go it strong when you make public speech.
Nine people out Of ten never take any alusion un-
less ii cuts like shorthandled whip or rhi-
neeeros cowhide.
Go ii strong when you advertise. Business is
like architeotnre-ts best supporters are full col
umns. &3
Go II strong and pay the printer Never grudge
him his price, Reeollect it is he who brings Gus
toners TO your very door, who otherwise would
never discover your whereabouts.
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= Nv home is on the rolling deep;:

spends my time in feeding sheep;
And when the waves on high is rnnnin',
take my bag and goes gutlnn'
shoots e ducks in deep snake holes,
And drinks gin Sling from two quart bowls ~
At the conclusion of which he rushed in a frenzy
to his seat amid the deafening roars and cheers Of
the boys and to the utter destruction of the Pro-
fessorfs gravity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23


nnY GOODS AT COST. cosT'
On and after MONDAY the 9th nst we will sell the follow
Ing goods greater part large and varied stock at
greatly reduced prices
PRINTED ENGLISH LAWNS;
:. FRENCH JAcoNETs
=. oReANDIEs;
3 a3.. :. GAMBEIes;
. IRISH LINEN AND LINEN cAMBRics;
oRGANpY ROBES, new styles;
ENGLISH BAREGE, new styles;
Gor.oRED AND GRIsAILIE SILKS;
aRIsAIILE PorLINETTEs for Travelling Dresses
Linen Goods.
a IRISH LINENS;
PILLOW CASE LINENS, all Widths;
o 10 la-4 IRISH, SCOTCH AND FRENCH LINEN SHEET
1NGs;
BIRD-FYE, BussIA AND HUcK. DIAPERS;
FaINaED and COLD BoRDERED HuoK. TOWELS;
FRENCH LINEN CLOTHS and TOWELS;
DAMAsK and sNow-DRoP NAPKINS, X 10 A;
81 10 24A DAMAsK TABLE CLoTHs
81 to l24 DAMAsRs, SCOTCH. IRISH and FRENCH;
LINEN FOR DRAWERS, IRISH and FRENCH.
The above goods are makes made order and
qully guaranteed in every respect
Plantation Goods.
Our stock of these goods unusually varedeyerythng Of
she best quality
- jgt N Hosiery.
Ladies, brown and white COTTON HOSE
Misses -
Mems ]. SOCKS;
Boys
Ladies' Gause MERINo VESTS;
Chidren's
Mems
very large stock of above OF the best makers also
full other goods in no Being anxious TO re-
uee our large stock closing the business season. we
will sell everything at unusually prices Our friends andthe
publie ii general are invited to call and examine stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
G A. BARRTERE BRO,
100 Canal street.
40 2o2-tf Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
Important to Consumers of Gas

II.
AHHfsO1 sssaes ~ SO1eSsehsesS " SSssS'
areat complains are oen maae Oh me Increase Oh Gas b,lis
this city. The of this readily
of the great increase of the Mains supply demand
on the Gas Company. A new invention,
I.mn.xveIes Gas RaouIo+o-,
oor,.t, s,,ates tho ey.nro NJ, ,o,ta who, ,o a,,at,,n
a. No o,nso, -, as II rv. ,pfrn a ssaads
fame, with large reduction in The consumption.
Twenty per cent saving any burners wher
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Expressive SlLESoE.-e Small thanks to you,,'
said plaintiff to one of his witnesses, g for what
you said in this case.s sf-z#
aAh! Sir,i replied the conscientious witness
"but just think of what didn't say.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
Herring's
SOUTHERN SAFE WAREHOUSE,
SO and 81 Gravier street.
CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF SAFE.

WARREsTos, Ca, March 10 1860.
S. C. Herring GoGens The Herngs Patent Safe which
bought Of you in April 1858 has stood the fire. Ny house
burnt the 18Th inst When the Safe got cold opened
found my books papers and all safe and sound wout
like to know whether it would stand another FIRE.
Yours respectfully,
FOSTER n. THOMPSON
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tnr rHs sanosal AND AarnreAs rrsss.l
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>ToNIC AROMATIC BITTERs.
A Cordial for Ladies, Aged Persons, etc

ff these two varieties Btters the first is be taken mixed
with any agreeable ud while the second be pure
ar both may be together forming bitter OF
less intensity please taste The aroma and deli
rinns flavor these have induced the finest judges
a. them superior any hitherto manufactured They
ara particuay resorine health and reestahish
ing IMPAIRED DIGESTION that fruitful source of diseases such
Dyspepsia and Liver Affections General Weakness
atc all of which life burden, In fever followed
by notraced and consequent weakness
adv better adapted strength and hasten the complete
return of health
n.N b. The American Rtters may likewise be taken pure
They contain much spirits The strong flavor they
sass arises from ARENA the peminanee of bitter princi
nile both of which however, highly agreeable Said Bers
have been general in the principal coffee.
houses hotels. clubs, etc.
H9-Sold by
KARsTENDIEK Il CO., cor. Gravier and New Leyee SITS.
Al A PEYUHAUD, % Royal street.
J. WRIGHT 4 co., n and Isl Ghartres street.
N r. PEPIN CO., 81 Common street.. m2s Pm
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9YAI,VANIZED IRON N.-GALVANIzED IRON :
The undersigned, Sole Agents for
MCCULLOUGH 4 GO. IS eEI.EBR ATED AMERICAN
Charcoal Galvanized Iron,
$50 Roofing Guerng Spouting, Bath Tubs Stack Pipes,
- Veraadas, etc,
Warranted Hange and The only article that will
stand the peculiar humidity this climate without oxsdaion
For sale by AeLEAS q OLIVIER,
m2l am 49 Common street.
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River Intelligence.

Tor,syu1E, April 2l.-The Ohio river at this
noint is falling very rapidly, with fourteen feet
Of water in the canal and eleven feet in the pass
on the falls.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-12-22
N L w GO DIS!

Just received at JACOB HEATON'S, our
THIRD FALL & WINTER STOCK OF GOODS.
The people seem to have found out, without
excess Of putting, thas they always get. the worth
of their money ut
SA L EN- EXCH A NC E,
Where you will fad one of the best selected
Stock ti GOODS that was ever brought to this
market.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
You will find everything in that line, from a Rich
Brocade Silk, to a levy Delane. Call and sec.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
Every thing that is wanted in that line, from
$50 Overcoat, to a ~sixpence Pocket Knite.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,
Ladies' Cloaks, Hoped Skirts, New Fall price
Busters, Duster Cloth, Trimmings, Hats, BOnnets
Ribbons, Plumes, &c, &c.
CHOICE GROCERIES,
Carpets, and Carpet Chain, Leather and Bufal,
Robes.
A SPLENDID LOT OF QUEENSWARE,
Glassware, Knives and Forks, Hats, and Caps
Boots and Shoes, &c., &c.
All of which will DO sold on the "Nimble six
pence" basis.
j. uEATON.
Salem, Nov. 8, 1860.