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PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, ESQ

VICE PRESIDENTS
John McHenry, Sr., William Cole, Sr.,
DR.. w. E Barrett, Henry J. Yaple,
Jacob Woliver, Samuel Raone,
Richard Stiles, Samuel Hess,
Thomas Pealer, Sr., A. H Kline,
II. b Kline, Samuel K. Kline.
SECRETARIES
Edward B Snider, Daniel McHenry.
The meeting having been called TO order
repeated calls were made for CHARLES b.
BRocKwAY. of Bioomsburg, vino having la
ken the stand proceeded in a mastery ryle
TO give a historical view OF the Democratic
party, The prosperity OF the Commonwealth,
aud the advantages derived from lis con.
neclion with it, and the Democratic Tariff.
He sustained his argument by authorities,
and after receiving the attention OF the peo-
pie for over an hour, retired midst repeated
cheers aud strains of martial mnslc.
WELLINGTON II ENr, OF Bloomsburg, next
addressed the meeting. His remarks were
pungent and profound they were listened
10 with undivided attention when he left
the stand il was with the regrets OF the peo-
pie that lime would not admit Of further
elucidatioh upon the interesting subject OF
Democracy.
After music by the bands. Henry HGKEs,
Esq, of Wilkesbarre, made some very
witty and cutting remarks against the OPpo-
sition which were none the less agreeable
from being accom- mpanled by thanks 10 the
ladies, The bands, and two glorious repre-
seniatives ofthe Democracy J0HN NJ HENRY,
Sr, and ABRAHAM YoUEG, for their attend
ance and counlenance OF this heartfelt
demonstration
EDWARD B SNIDER, OF PheIpsville, Sllli
van county, though unprepared, next de
Ianed the attention OF the assembly 10y
making some allusions 10 the Inconsistency
of the honorable aspiring candidate OF the
( Opposition which seemed TO excite the ire
OF the lew Republicans present. and urged
the people to rally TO the support OF oui
| noble standard bearers In the present con
! test, BRECKlNRIDGE, LANE and FOSTER.
! As time would not admit OF further re
marks the meeting adjourned to meet agar
! the same evening, at NeW Columbus, anC
/ Moss School House, FdIrmoun; township
! Luzerne county.
The meeting was a we'll ordered anC
! conducted one, showing that but few OF lh'
| Opposition were present, and the wants o
those present were catered TO in superlo
manner by Mr.. STILES
And the people with unanimous voice
resolved that the interests of the Common
wealth are still safe, and safe only in tht
! hands OF The Democracy.
ABRAHAM YOUNG, Prest
EDWARD B SNiDER, | Se,yetoy,es
DANIEL MCHENRY, !
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Auditors Notice.

Hiram a. Childs, In H. The Court of
dorsee OF Perry Deem, Common Pleas of
vs.. Columbia County,
Isaac TYLER vsndiiioni ex3ona-
No. As, September Term, 1860.
THE undersigned appointed Auditor by
The Court OF Common Pleas of Columb bia
county, TO make distribution OF the moneys
raised out oil the sale oi the real es;ale of
Isaac I yler, by virtue of the above stated
writ Of venditoni exponas, will attend al
his office, IN Bloomsbury Columbia coun-
ty, on FRIDAY, the 23I day OF November,
1860 10 make The d-iIIb button, when AMI
where all persons Interested are required to
make their claim before the audnor or be
debarred from coming in on said fund.
ROBERT +. CLARK, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Oct II, 1860 -4w.
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Auditors Notice.

THE Undersigned, Auditor appointed by
the CourJ of Common Pleas of Columbia
County, to distribute The money returned
by the Sheriff a. raised out of the sale of
the real estate of Josiah b. Dodson, among
the creditors OF the said Dodson, according
10 law, will attend 10 The duties OF his ap-
pointment, at his office, in Bloomsburg, on
Tuesday, the 27 n day OF November. A. ID.
1860, al ten O'Clock in The forenoon, wneu
aud where all persons having claims against
The said Dodson are required 10 present the
same, or be lie barred from coming ir Upon
said iuni. WESLEY WiRr,
Oct. II, lS60-4w. Audlt5r
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Rally AGAINST the Enemy !.

Some desponding people seem TO think
that, because Col. CURTIN is elected Cover
nor of Pennsylvania, the rail splitter ABE
LINCOLN is Presden: of the United States =
We assure them tha, it is no such thing =
4 he half barbarous rail.splitter is not yet
the successor of Washington. Many things
have TO occur before he will be. Among
those things the chief one is his election 1t
is all mistake 10 suppose that Pennsylva
MIA alone can elect a President of the Uni
ted States, and it is also mistake 10 sup
pose that because she elected Curtin Gov
ernor, she must necessarily go for Lincoln
in the Presidential contest. 1t is more
likely that the Black Republicans spent on
Curtin's election all the funds thai can be
spared on Pennsylvania, and that consider
ing her safe they will now turn their atten-
ton and their money influence 10 New
York and New Jersey. Many who were
bought up, will doubtless feel that in voting
for Curtin, they discharged their obligation,
and can now atone for that sin, by voting
against lincoln. Besides all this, there
were influences at work in the Gubernato-
rial struggle that will not be al work in the
Presidential contest
For our part, we do not mean 10 give up
the fight, and we appeal TO our friends
throughout the State TO keep up their or
ganization and TO continne their efforts =
We have nothing to lose and everything 10
gain. A cordial rally of all conservatives
around the National Democratic banner
a union of the Bell Everett and Douglas
men with US, may, by Jealous and we'll
directed efforts, enable us to turn back the
foul and turpid tide of Black Republican,
ism. 1t is, al all events, worthy a trial.
One battle does not, as il did iE Pagan
times, decide the fate of nation One de-
feat did not conquer Washington, and in
duce him TO renounce the Revolutionary
struggle. He persisted after successive
disasters and for seven years, until success
crowned his efforts. We owe 10 our coun-
try, as patriots, TO oppose this formidable
enemy. The more formidable it is, the
more dangerous it is. and the more impor-
tant does it become 10 oppose 1t. Il we
cannot crush it al once, and in the next
election we may al least cut it down and
diminish its numbers To retire before ii
would be cowardly. Then mp and a, the
enemy like men and patriots We plant
our flag here were the Fathers of the Re
public were wont to assemble, and from
the steps of independence Hall, we sum
mon all true hearted Pennsylvanans, in
whatever organization chance or sympathy
may have thrown them, 10 range them
selves under that flag. and 10 battle fear
lessly with Us for the Constitution and the
Union. 1t is due TO our respectability that
we shall organize, work, and cast all our
influence in favor of the patriotic move
rnent now going on in the country.
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SrsUcK BY LIGHTNING We learn sEat du-
ring the severe thunder storm with which
we were visited on Monday night last. that
the FulIing, Clover Seed and Saw Mills,
belonging TO MIR. Giuon, of Valley town
ship. Montour county, and formerly owned
by Mr. John Wilson. were, it is supposed,
struck by lightning, and burned 10 the
ground The total loss will amount 10
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Columbia County All Right.
THE WHOLE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
ELECTEDl
MAJORITIES RANGING FROM 500 TO 1900 !!

MAJUklIlES RAAGlhG FRUM 500 To 100 J!
The returns below go to show that this
County has given part of the Democratic
ticket 1900 majority! The District ticket
is partially defeated Our Congressional
nominee-by the way an excellent man
and our Senatorial nominee, are both de-
fealed by small vote.
The Representative candidates on the
the Democratic ticket are elected by hand.
some majorities The Opposition brought
every Influence possible against the cleo
ton of MIR. Randall, and then barely secur-
ed the election of Mr. Scranton by little
! over 500. "What falling off J" He does
not go Washington backed up by -Four
Thousand Voters' this winter! According
TO MIR. Scranton's story he will not have the
same influence al Washington next session,
as the 1000 voters gave him such a tremen,
dous influence last winter, he having come
| from a Democratic district
MIR. Bound the Opposition candidate fol
Senator, secured his election through grea
exertons and misrepresentation His ma
jority serenty.threel The following is the
Official vote of this county:
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The STATE legislature.

The complexion of the next Legislature
will not be quite as il was last winter. We
have gained several members, but the
Black Republicans viii have majority in
both branches, as in the last body. Tie
probable majority on joint ballot will be
fifty-one. The two Democratic Legislative
members in this District are triumphantIy
elected.
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WM cARL, OF Kingston, aged 10 years,
a brakeman on the BIoomsburg & Lackai
wanna Railroac, was killed at Sorthumber-
land, on Friday a week. His head came
in contact with piece Of timber project
ing from a platform near The rad:
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Members Elected 10 the xXxEIIth Congress

The delegation from Pennsylvania in The
next Congress will siaEd, from present ap-
pearances, twenty Republicans to five Dem
ocrais, which is gain of two Democrats
Several of the districts are uncertain, but II
is probable that the following have been
elected
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Qua defea: in Pennsylvania has had one
good effect 1t has given new energy 10 the
conservative movement in New York
Should we carry New York, Lincoln may
sshang his harp on The Willows all the
indications are encouraging.
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l. VIM. E. Lehman, D.
IL. E. Joy Morris, X.
III John p. Yeree, r.
". VIM D. Kelley, R.
V. w Morris Davis, r.
VI. John Hickman, r.
VII. Thos B. Cooper, D.
VIII. s Z Ancona. d.
*. Thaddeus Stevens, r.
X. John w. KiIlinger, R.
XI James II Campbell, r
XII. George w. Scranton, K.
XIII. Philip Johnson. y.
XIV. Galnsha A. Grow, r
XIV. James T. Hale, r.
XVI. Joseph Baily, d.
XVII Edward Nc Pherson, r.
XVIII. S s. Blair, R.
XIX. John Covode, r.
Xxx. Andrew Stewart. r.
XXI. James Moorhead, r.
XXI Robert Mcknight, r.
XIII. ]. w. Wallace, r.
XIV. John Patton, R.
XIV. Elijah Rabbit, R.
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HOTEL PROPERTY

go % R S - 10 9e
gElHE undersigned lakes this method of
u Offering his valuable Hotel fA
@'11s{ q G: Pc. al @:a'S .os '1;as 51,s s"''- a;
lage OF Light Street, Columbia 43
County, Pa Tuis Is understood to tie mos,
an excellent HOTEL STAND,-lhe House,
Stable and oulbuildng> beng all in good
repair. The Proprietor OF This hsu>e having
no desire 10 continue IN the hotel business,
will dispose OF his property AT private sale
upon The most reasonable terms To any
person wishing 10 engage in the business
II is a good location aud d desirable place.
For further information apply to the SUBJ
scrIber, d L. EVERHART,
Oct II, 1860 Llgnt Street, Pa.
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Pursuant to CALL the Teachers AssocIa
ton met in the school house al Espy, or
Saturday, October 9th, 1860.
1nnENrnnN CIrCCInNr <
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS.
PAYNE a BLACKBOARD


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AMERICAS tIA\p

T1,liE attention o the Farmers called valuable Vet.
hi'f'r Jarvis island, Ia The Pacific ta,tu
"sso>snu al the American tu"Uu tonpanA ht IT.
the I = tpNernmcnt Inc principal Ingredient Nu,l
lean nnana the pbosphat" aud Nuphai III l.nr
condition HAT readily taken pant cuuu
be lunatrl h, II also has sufficient
ter, Wedding Ammonia to prdu'" immediate uhuuua
crop. Ii nr- moi rli'uau lad asur
III upon The sal amer the crop has been c, though
ON, introduced IN itgtnA ~ Apu. irIrd Mt
marked ,l.el and Is raptil, Increasing i,n Irnn WHu
has been ir,i with astonishing tSa, IL" nn, n"lucin.
CROP bat iu,urng superior stand gra>> uauu pu
gs barrels WITH the American la
and upon each package, W.fran, nun,
FILM II. GAVE
solt Agent American Guano company. i,c'n,utl.
Ap~tN l.Ntl
oct 6.diy Aranl Tor I,rrhmr.
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TO THE PU RI,IC

again appa airing before the public S'eng their favor
do most rArncsi aud gratefully acknowledge s long aud
continued patronage the Lousv Gnss iiane shall
ever, oi"r Ia power to make line still
WORTHY of then confidence.
With renewed lasii1os IN every department of The business
with lii, determination 10 Keep the nh,si aud beat goods
uiaetured, together with the lat, .i aud fashionable
and due attention all the minu' "details al In business
warranted In that oder better styles at clothing
and al lower prioas than house Ia The trade.
NJ arrangements viii t So thoroughly complete that shall
be abr 10 frsh al ten day notice. suits al the latest fisn
sisca aaa vii Eaar-i,c Ia 'a ever! person ms who vi"
favor with II.elr custom.
CHARLES I, EA1Sf,
Successor IL tfiass y fHinc,
dec . Man street, l.ynehbnfs, irginin
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IA HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. HzR
- JOHN DOoLEY,
No ~ Main Street Richmond, Va,

exhibit unusually large assortment Vi u""'s
i In thu Hat, mp aud Fur line.
4 h.. stnck consists Of nil the popular rt9les of
HATS AND CAPS
NOW In u.e the rich aud nunl Mole skin Dress Hat Of
1 nWn aud nf Northern Manufactures; The son Felt Hat
tr,ne s,lr Ledger style. Hell Planters Br"a! Brlh
WOOL. HATS,
from r lowest qna, 10 til. finest saxnnt wool;
MEN-, BOYS AND CIIl1DltSs CAPS,
Of Fur tpih Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, Hc., DE
LADIES HIDING HATS,
of loae.r black and brown and richly trimmed Ne'et;
tJIILDEESH HATS AND CARS,
of latest syes just imported from fars-fIch Ia'lef'
LADIES Fl.Es,
VicinfntS Tppcts Hall tHp"r, th"s NUNS Nnha'ers ana
Idl.rrn. and Misses fur-. all qualities and styles;
CABBAGE AND TRAVELLING EoBES
Wulf Ituratp Persian, Chinese lined and rough.
Merchant. dracrs Iarculnr, invited ip examine mus
.en.n. stock Tor effort spared 10 make Richmond as
good marked purchase III ns nn! otltr IN IN, country
sept 5di- 'ohN b''ir''
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Tremendous Excitement At
La Main street. p.NnCsstiurG. Va.
q, I'(,(,I,, \ IL NJ lei,

HAS returned the North large and hrauitI
i sock "f fALLAN WIS rER tinpiia Nhtth the at
tontiun 81 lte public Is particularly invited.
The ladies' L., universal aduu that stock
Gun1.. suNIs aud toaks IUa point beauty aau
elegance.
f"r t,llcmcns wear, haven superior 1t II Gots
aud Acstugs, Heavy MU,icu-, bilets. Bauts She,
Sc, Ia whrh all tied To tuli - aHlnc.
y li=t"unry Merchants viii Ia YNe m, stock an
examination btlurc going North y. &.
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LrsounuBa, December ist. l~e,


L lIAh l. this da, sold to Mt afrs }, Lame NY ehtf' IN
Glass Il Eainc aul Il IL hiass,
and ali persons having claims against thu said concerns VIII
present ihcin Ia Mr. anc for payment and all debts due the
SAID concern. " III be paid ~ hun
In retiring The business beg ,aYo 10 tender tony
and public thank for their patronage long
extended aud respectful! recommend MI kanc /" lh"T
continued fH,ors EnBfEI II. GLASS
LNNcHBr re- pecoiubcr LIST, lNi9
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ocroRrE 24lh. ls39.


HAVE the ia, purchased Mr. l. II, Gi h- tnlir" IN.
tne at ''lass niHe ahd 4 H. Glass
M 90 conducted aud
s,ie Of tiiAKLE> J. EA>L Al persons having claims
w please pten them Ia nir ff pay
m.n; all debts will IL orieeicd b,
tHAkII, j. KAINE.
LrSounuBa, December list. l~h9,
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S'IITIEIt.

Main street, LynChbura, Vac
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
NJ sTlrZERs the place io buy your under
Aown Inspection, by the most crlebraied Nokmcu thai
IL produced lie Is furnishing his with
the handsonesi Hat Liai tie produced lheo nothing
like in this oi.y. The, the Hal o lie
thing really beautiful lie does design being ogustra
but Sta, ever, body lie II hr.iart ,nu
Hat eclipse all other hats in bcaut. ie durability
finish, peculiarly adapted to tT form the Aqusitr
ly beautiful, siEcrs is the place gel
lie would also call attention 10 is large stock of Snfl Felt
Hats, OF eve grade and quality, servants Hats
~ tine Cloth, Velvet and Plush Caps, thir,ns Fancy
Hats ard Caps LADIES' Riding linis aud ali kinds oil Hats made
~ orle n the shortest notice.
Caii suffers, Practical Halter. for bargains, the sign
-dt
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NCHBURG COLLEGE,

LlNtHBjRG VIRGINIA.
fIHE fourth annual Of this Institution will
Il on The 9TH September,
The ioeaiions OF the heaesi and accessible the
entire South and the study, bot
tito, equH 10 that OF any Of the American colleges.
The Military Department shal be efficiently
der the OF Mr. j. b. hlanAenship graduate OF the
gina Military Institute and recently connected
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev W. W. WALkER, C20irada 2f lse Faculty Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and of History
LYcURGus u MArHEws A NJ Professor Latin and Bellies
Lettres.
p H. CABELI A. b. Professor of Language and
Literature.
T. BLASENsuP Professor Mathematics and Instructor
. Of TACTICS.
sAxrEL GARLAND, A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
oogy. ~ '
o. =. a saETon LID Professor Of Modern Languages.
sAHL NJ GooDsos, Principal Of The Grammar school
EXPENSES
Soaia ~ per week washing u IS per month"; fuel aud lights
noa Hfin tuition, $50 In the Grammar school and ss In
the Aoilegiale Department for La, session
Saaogoes containing further information can be Oh.
tained by addressing the Chairman of the Faculty - - W.
july I3-ds
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIEIE GItENrIIEI,

FAhE pleasure in announcing 10 the ladies and cltilc>
I.uchhutg aud surrounding countr, thai They
the 1frlairs doo the Warwick Hau, mhrrt They M
AM Ahtt I'm spAr the l5h inst "not Iat inspection eur
nr~ ani lar stock Of Paris lowers Feathers, abnus bon
nets taps tefnsrs, Head lross Plus $cs 1c" olrl or
mrnts nhroicricA kuthCs. Fcnch tors,ls. Hoop skirts
dc ill., .lo'cs Saxon! laru>, real u~. French Thread
and Bloni l.a,es
The Ladies' respectfully aud special, solicited call and
examine our stock Of goods which STYLES
which W. viii sell at wholesale rcai All u trial
ms " arr e"Hhien We can ui.r Such ,uen pu
n al s.,Irc ihelr nt.Lrr.. .rli iNullA
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RbisSOIt,tlprl.

T1N cppartnors? srrofprc existing under ih stc and
Gr,i ui Glass eaur !. tbs day di'.oisa b, aas '""
s.nt Mr. Esint o.ro- from ir Ali f'f"n- having
claims again. the hr VIII IA- ut them /" III ''inss Tor
payment and all pcrsu indebted 10 he Inn VI, hh' pay
Is him, Of his A4iApi,Iod agents
T. II. Glass,
o,roprE 24th l-59 tnAs. J. EAlNE.
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Ia - s:,. $50, .'.... -..,,.:,. ss.." 49,.
~ aIto passenger traits VIA he run
the >oith- lr Railroad lra>n. IHnfhburg follows
Mnil ain dali, at II, \. NJ
Srrnud Train daily except ~unliA al lp3o, J.. VI.
oih tht,c VITA thr liclImnnd ~ Dant He
richmond Nur. Ihr second Train
Pet. r,btirg with the train, 10 Norfolk AMI Weldon
Ihe. also connect VITA throe r-wtchly lines of
Steamships from uy puiu, 10 New heik fhalcrlia nn
baltimore, all mngIlrrut steamers with the hest ucc,nmoa
passengers The katrai 10 Norfolk with
di.iN sttHm Packets To baltimore.
agent -"utl,,ic Railroad "a. Iynclburg, will
any further Information respecting these lines.
nug LIT II. u. BIRD Gent Sup't.
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NOTICE

IL persons who have claims against the late Thomas p
IA lard will please them dul, authenticated James
b. Ao"iin, and they Viii be promptly paid.
THOMAS RIN ERE.
dee yg-dlm OF Ihnmps lizard,
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j. MATTHIAS & Co,
lO. 81 Main Nlreel LNnl hnncr M

Esn BEG leave TO call the attention Of Ia" public 20 their
Siarge and elegant stock If FALL NlA IL, GOODS
w which will be for inspection NoNpA next SEP
e,r 70 consisting an part Of argc Ia" Velvet ca
and Cloth tloaks and very handsome Fail tapiug
great variety OF handsome Bonncts Miss lln tnhlrrn
Hats and Caps, kbbuns Flowers Feathers Euuecs Head
Dresses, Dress and Mohnir Caps Nett mud Golfers
Goods Back, Front aud side liar rads rr, Orn-
mcnts. Fame. Hair Pins Coms brushes Soap, ierfucr
and Hoop skirts, with elegant lot oi fJ-, - u
&4o set Win many articles too num.rou, We
ioel Ia. pll in want Of goods will Had 10 hcir
tage To call on US we prepared 10 sell , reasonable
prices
Orders from the country will receive particular attention.
Iz REPAIRING done Ne usual good s,,lc
n a.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-16
CLoTHING! CLCTHING!! CLOTHING! !,
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~ returned from The Northern cities aud DAT, rccri, ing
aNcrA lar" and tasuunai, stock al FALL AZ " y
It tLp al NJ, which tcAutN, and quality, is I'm
surpassed ii" yer! respectfully ani he puhc
and lliS f,n,i>
cs "hCrc lie Will hold ACCOMPLISHMENTS IT, ls and
prompt paying customers Tor others, ue h3s
pcrire" a> taught HIM /" act ,ct,1lt
Ills stock comprises different al Coats, Pants,
Nes over Coats, DrvnuaSns, etr !,y would too ma
10 mU.,tlun
II also has assortment Of SEAMLESS Il OrIlN, tn,
gr,a.,si ui the nGy and nHnugiu N one
,td to call aud examine them II Viii tou.s plz.c every,
ho.lh-
such Is Socks. Tics, 'NaiS Net st ..rl Drawers Gloves
Shirts iiahl@er'"is, Sha"s lraNrilng Blankets etc: a>o
TRUNKS nirCas, CARPET bags returns thanks for
past ilNors and invites ~ cry l"Ddh L. cali hun.
y. B.-taHutrt Merchants Wuiid Wei ia al i'm he
tore lns irlhcr Last, h sprcpar,d ilr>ur trade
sept -NdtN NJ. G..