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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
MORE TO EE ADMIRED
THAN IIfE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER WORN Bf
KINGS OR EMPeRORS
WHAT 4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF uAlR.


TNHE article hat will ally the eolOr q
Il the hair, lihe ehan<ng Of WHICH 70 gra, bans
indication a lack - proper sscreuous J. truly
valuable medicine Prof Woods Hair Ionse i ths
ouy ne rsmeiy f9r badness. dryne-s, premature
u seersuoak a, -. q The hair, which can bs
found Quack preparations abound. and hair
lcsr hli every '-csrner grocery n the county.
void All hair ioaics" unless the Known prepare
ton Of some nan whose celebrity has became ~orld
vide DO not let sny no tran rsuder experiment up
on vcur ha r. Touch nofns~r ~ou have ucf good 70.
q believe Is all that tir , .se- 10 he Prof~s>os
"cod has earned y severe te-t Of the vir-
tues q his p7sparnr,on his rresent fame. o~rr Ia
fcate are brfors a ths valce II this u nsai
RESTORATIVE. from parisr Who have i7~d H. Rad
ID. fc'ic~fr
''NEw YoRs. Apil i2 lSss.
'DR. wOOn.-DsAR Sin. ferniit ne TO s1pre~
vcs the obligations under tor the sl.tire re
ton 81 ms hair 70 ts or ual color. 'out the uinr
~ my arrival IN the Ufsied state. Z s4s rapidly a.
coming gray. but. gfo- the spplicatio q yutlr "a
restorative q received - Of <'Fiai hue g.,
>ider vonr soratve very wonderful iuvsnloi .,
quite sfiic s,,op, wen a. ar sAtle-
- srn, dear sir, ycur's truly,
= THALRkkts."
REv c. W. BUTI-ER. ISnt .NAPOi1S. ND. say.
be wore : viz fsr several wears, buz ~ she
Woods Hair Restorative b. nv has = tnc head q
hair.
Prersred by @ J. Wood & Co. la Market street
II Louis and t4f IsrosGwsy sr~ York. ard lid ?,
IN ruggst- and Patent Meifue Dstlefr Ai-o, ~ ell
Fancy and Tosist Gvots u~slsrs In The Clited STAT
and Canada
O. u. WOOD 81 CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
The Weekly Expres

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81 Advertisements Published IN both Daily and
vesxy, will BE charged the fu Daily rates ~ith our
hsh "A The wsekly rates ADDED
CHARLES CRTrrT rro's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

BOAT T1CXETS, 70 Boston are good vfa SorwicL
fall River q Stohfn 80 Liaos
1lCktls EA,INAkD mty he obtained AZ any q
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

Lssa, .dvsrtis~ueass ATS esBta pr -qaafs e-ei
t-ssrtior.
ssusf.esory arrangements mads ~ftl the-e Who
sf.h y ADVERTISE b. 1e gear. ~in ,hs pusilezs q
r.ll 4 corkaei rnc.y v their regular t.s.fss-s,
Azf srU ffs ls.sfteffs.
scvsflssnsa.a n To- spsri.i oose- essarnn oil
Ads 'l.smsns. lsps soa.s4a.iJ 80 shs ias.is.
~ ..r.s-. no.ss- paisishst IN ths ,ssal columns
tsn ..ps. or 9alsr. ~t ~ cssrsst 81 eAl lnsefuol
~. N ovs teD lines. tsr ssnts pei lies.
i At~srtis.ns>a.- ssnt A. fot ~ >f~an:e a1ass whi
~ in>rrtst thrr- mo1ths, ufleea ctdefsd cut
Al, sltsrstlon Il ~an1nx Advertisement vtli
sn,ocnt % . ruas~sl q tbs senae uDlss- cfhsr~tss
slrs>t reou b, ee.ntrscL
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ss<'s 80 ss''' y - ''' -
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f-sa<h noslos nos excsss.a< hnss - cents f-
sHch insertion. ever eight hnra a. tale ate
Announcing Deaths VIII funeral n',ios sstece >.
81 wtth01t uo<ioe. hes.
Ns<sees " Festivals i7enlcs and ksevsions Evssso
a3 oy in1isidaals - as-easnona, o. ~ ensfssr-'
- r~xoiu price,
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Attornsys crtsr,nx. 49, rsytasut unt - ns assyei
10 10 ss prcs>>.fh a. bot eoilretas 81 the a a
line. fubts~h<I not ssonnt2nss inf ths ACCURACY
ezsI sdversissnsss h-yosa sbe ansoans ehsrs-i o.
their pubicsfion.
The Weekly Express,
% psbllss>a every "Wednesday, q, ,si 50 pr .nusa.
q sfssnes.
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"a . isuTsr tiaas shsn paid Soc
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To San Trauclseo. caiIforn-s. fu
Ten Days Frorn ss- Joseph. Ne.

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18
MEDICAL.


HELABOLL'3 GENUINE PREPA-
III TfON.
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diservilel, and al UseA.es Il
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TExfLA1rSG MARMAGK.
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nfcilSr i'.5ii- So. ~ chkss.i s', wins. -
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40 FAMILY SHOULD NJ wnuorr IT.
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rS So!NG AsDoLD
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hs ps'fsns "a short time 20 state 81 health al
porf,y.
uss nfiMsoiAys EXTRACT bvCir 90 al si'sc-
Hons an dissssss of The
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.stne Treatment aDe ussy oristnst@ ffoa de ssn.
cause
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oi,, of phi sasirha, a. T. ", LNboiD. chsusi-,.
<nz duly --soru. do~. -, thai his preparation
usins no narcotic. r.rcu y. % jafleas arass. a.
purely vegetable. A. /. HkLNBDiJJ
Soi~ Msnufsrtursr.
sworn sne ruh--rr4bed before noe, the 2sd dsy O
November. ~. wM .HIsRAhn. Alderman
Price 81 per bot,ls. .is fer ss. delivered 10 an,
sd.irsss.
Prepared ~ ". T. HEfNbOiB.
frstical And Analsilcai Chemist.
l0s south fen,h -. helo~ thsstnu; flna
BEWARE OF COCNTEUFgI1s
AND uSfmStIPihD DEAikis.
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Cut Out the advertisement and s~nd for IA
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

ro- Ministers. rrfhc SPEAKERS s1t s-Rrrs. fhr
TABFTt srs in<sp~n-shls fc~ clearing and ssr~ng-b
<uinr The ~-<~~. r>-nc~>rx hcsr<nc~-. &c
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-18

CuAns.Ds CRUFT. Aren't.
"a Ea rHUxn Rcw.
dDB sxD uUuns -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
NOT APPEARING LAS A KGGssENT.'

Til, n. \. T;mes must feel flattered on finding
ts fierce Trades against the New-YoTk Fire
Zouavcs so warmly echoed by TIE Brooklyn
Doiiy Eagi.. The Wholesale denuncaton Of the
Zounyes as "renegades aDd cowards,' poured
forth in The Times, is even improved in TIE
Eagle BY yituperatiDe the whole regiment as u
gang Of dead Tabbils' guilty Of "the basest
cowaidicc" ard Of ouirages and deereda
{" tions which brought as much disgrace On
the Federal army as did their conduct on the
battlefield" That this style Of language
should be held by The Eagle is quite natural.
As natural as that Tie Charleston Mercury should
hold forth - beauty and booty" as the only i'm.
pehng motives OF our Northern hordes. Bps for
TIL. N. Y. Times, paper protesting loyalty and
pretending TO character, to be found engaged in
disseminating these rebel hbes against regi-
ment which left nearly tEo hundred Of ~ men
dead or prisoners on tho field Of Bull Run, hay-
ing marched into battle sOmewhs. less than egh
hundred and ffy Hrong-is an anomaly that We
were not prepared fora deplorable instance, in
fact, Of editorial judgment ana patriotic gratitude
cruelty warped awry by individual prejudice.
Can The Eagle tell us. or will The Times, how
men who only "kept up q desultory fire
" from safe distances" came to lose nearly
two hundred of their men in killed and
prisonersl The statement Of Col Heinizleman,
which we regard as most unfortunate, though per.
haps technically true that the Fire Zouayes broke
at an early period Of the conflict, and did not up
pear again Is as regiment" upon the field, conveys
no such meaning to the military ear rs The Times
has extorted from its purely technical wording. To
appear "as regiment" is to appear in line OF bat
tie, each man in his allotted place in his own COM
pany, oil the companies in regular order and with
the Field, Line, aud staff officers In their assigned
positions Of duty. That the Fire Zouaves did not
so appear after having been FIRST disordered BY the
breaking through their ranks Of two routed and dis
ordered regiments Of Col. HeintzIernans Division
may be quite true aud doubtless is so. But to infer
from this that they did not fight gaantly, ~ Ear az
personal courage could avail in tho absence Of com
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

pstent staff and line officers, is a slander Of the
grossest and most unblusbing nature. Disordered
by the retreat of regiments over whose movements
they had no control, and without officers of their
own, to reform them under an enemy's ire,
the Fire Zouaves we're compelled to fight, accord
ing to their Zouave drill, in groups of four, eight
or twelve, standing bsck to back when attacked
and skirmishing in open order whenever oPpor-
tunity permitted. That they did this and did it
with desperate courage and tenacity is the uni
versal testimony of all the regiments in their
vicinity during the carnage of Bull Run; and
having done 90. it would certainly seem not
little hard thas they should be held up to public
scorn and reprobaton merely because The N. y.
Times accepts Col. Heintzleman's statement in
its ordinary and not in its technical sense. Per-
haps the hearty and vehement sympathy Of The
Brookiyn Daily Eagle in this onslaught against
the regiment, which lost most heavily at Bull
Run, may serve 10 open the eyes Of Tie Times
to the part it is being made to play in giving
:" aid and comfort to the enemy"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
SEVERE sKIAMISH IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
200 Rebels Routed by so Union Men
OF THEM KILLED.
NO LOSS OF UNION MEN.
GRAyros, Va, Wednesday, Aug. IA, 1861.

GRAyros, Va, Wednesday, Aug. IA, 1861.
A severe skirmish took place few miles from here
Yesterday. on the Fairnount aud Webster road. In.
formation having been received that secretly organ.
lied body of rebels living in this county lodged
within few miles OF Webster, Gen. Kelly dispatched
Capt. Dayton, Of Company A, 18th Virginia Regiment,
with 30 men from Webs'er, to dsarm them After
scouting nearly "a hours, he came suddenly on them
yesterday noon and after hours fighting sue.
ceeded in killing q, aud putting the others to fight,
withou, any loss TO his command. The rebels num-
bercd 20O, and were composed Of some Of the worst
characters of this county, led on by zaeA Cochran,
Sheriff Of this County under the Lctcher rule.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

struggle with them at the south' we SURRENDER
up ourselves also to conquerers. The slayo
power thereafter will be power at our hearth.
stones and in our daily lives, as well as in the
lives and homes Of those whom We have basey
deserted. As Republicans, in any party sense.
we ask nothing Of Democrats. But we pray
them to remember what their faith and our COM
mon blood demaud of them at this point of the his.
tory of our country and the race.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
THIRTY THREE UNION PRISONERS ESCAPED
FROM MANASSAS

Mr. David Glendenning Of Portland, Maine arrived
here on Tuesday evening from Washington, and re-.
ports that he was Drill Sergeant in The st Regiment Of
Maine Volunteers, and Was engaged in the battle At
Bull Run lie. with 32 others, taken prisoner ON
Sunday afternoon, about 81 O'Clock, by Johustons
serve, in front of the angular battery Of the rebels
They were taken thence 10 now guard-bousc, just
erected, about half or three-quarerS Of mile back in
the woods from Manassas. The rebels every day
treated them to join their ranks, and made them very
nsttering propositions. Their fare in the guaId-Louse
WAS bad enough, although pint of brandy day was
given each. Tbey were all heavily manacled, and
many were chained 10 the walls. Fortunately for
them. fle wss accidentally iound with which they
had 80 weakened their irons that Saturday night
nst they made rush upon their guard and effected
their escape. Que Lieutenant and single sentinel
were posted at the only egress from the gnardLonse
These were killed, and the whole 80 made quick tire
through the woods to Jackson Hghis and from thence
10 Washington. They all arrived in this city between
aud o oiock lat evening.
Mr. Giendenniug says that he hns enlisted into the
Maine 1tb and a. OF he Las tecn 10 Portland shall re-
turn ia icw days to the army, and that % Of his fell
low prisoners will accompany him. ic gays further
,ha, the, are sll old sociers and have service
before
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
a.. Republican STATE Convention.

The Republican Electors Of the State OF New YORK.
o,h,r, in. TO unite with them In support Of the Gov
and vsofon prosecution OF the var sre reques'ee 70
choose two delegates ffom each Assembly pie 70 nee VI
60. conv,p,op in the City of Syracuse. WEDNESDAY,
th Il.h Ssy Of September 1884, at ii for the purpose Of
-,tips candidates be supported for Tire Offices Of Judges o
the Court Of Apres Secretary Of sate CONTROLLED Attorney
General State EnsAee Gpd Surveyor Stte Tressurer two
Csnsl Commissioner, ard iH pscs % State Pion by odei
of the Committee SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
yAsks TkKwIIIIOPR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
From 30. Lsuts.
From Or srssiai Correspondent.

from Or RvseiA Correspondents
Sr. LOUIS, No., Sunday, Aug. ii, 1901.
Our latest intelligence from Spring6ed-np 10 THURS
day morning-increases the previous spprehensons IN
regard TO Gen. Lyou's command. Threatened BY q
force more than twice az large 40 his own, who are
well supplied with cavalry, receiving constant scees
sons to their numbers and from the topography oil the
country posses peculiar facilities for 0gianAns him
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

The Persia, from Liverpool on the Sd, and
Queenstown on the 4th inst, arrived at this port
yesterday, with two days later news. The Lon
don papers are discussing the American Loan,
TIE Times apparently taking ground against
raising portion of it in England. Lord Her
bert. the late Secretary of War, died on the I'd
inst, at the age of fifty years. A speech of Mr..
Bright on cottOp, is published among our foreign
extracts. The reactionsts in Italy have at
teupted combiOcd movement in several pro-
vioees, being everywhere defeated, however. 1t
Is said that intrigues are going on at the French
Court to displace Baron RicssOli from the Italian
Ministry. Mr.. Ten Broeck's horse, starke, won
the Goodwood Cup on the lst inst. The race
was fiue one, Stsrke beating only by hesd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
THE PHILADELPHIA CITY TROOPS VEL
COINED HOME.

PHiLADEIPrIA. Wednesday Aug II, 1861.
The Philadelphia City troop arrived here this morn.
ing, and were received ty handsome escort Of cavalry
aud infantry. The citizens welcomed hom home with
loud aud enthusiastic cheers
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

A meeting Of Bank Presidents and Committees
representing the Banks OF New-York, Boston,
and Philadelphia, was yesterday held IN this city.
Secretary Chase was present. The report OF the
Committee of ten was considered, and portion
adopted, whereby it is agreed by the banks
to take $50,OO0,OO0 at par at once, with the
privilege of taking another $50, 100000 on the
18th Of October, aod $5O,00o,ooo on the 18th Of
December. The amount allotted to the three
cities in proportion to their capital, will give to
Neg-York SO, ,O00,O00 10 Boston $4,000, 600,
and to Philadelphia $5,OOO,00o. The meeting
was adjourned to convene again this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15

verely dealt with. The rest OF inc i's'"o..
resumed their allegiance. and were SEM o'0'
into Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
Netp2l Daily Gribn'ls
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is. 1861.
yo CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPONBtFi"' ,,,..
No .o,;es esnN. tal,p OF Al ComDuncs'ion
,.rar 70, insertion must be authenticated by the
paue ano address Of the wrsr-not necessarily i0i
,ion bn, a. guaranty for bis good faith
c.puo, ,s.rse 10 return rejected Coms9gnics.o .1u
ANb-spess leitrs for this oihee shooia DO s'U''
TsfBuxz." New.YoIf.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
DEMOCRACY.

Mr.. johnson of Tennessee, tne ioa''''' g.
from that State said in that stirring "ppe. ~.
protection from the Federal Government, - -. .no
"loyal, brave, patriotic, and unSnoduea ,rre'
hundred and twenty five Thousand people oil zen
pessee. who claim to be the State;
ri .ye a. protection weiniend to ''a'd as state
Of ,. COsfederscy holding to the Stars and stripes
The ss Of our co ui We demand secodiDs we DC
nund upOn the susrsntie' 0 the oOn'pOn
u,s republican iorm Of Government, ard we
.t;tuons right. We do not ask you to interfere
, oa,tv as your feelings prerdces may be one way OF
smother u reference tie parties Of the country but We "s
YOU TO interfere Government according TO the Constitution
or we your - phy and your regard and you
te.peo. but ask your interference on Constitutions
grounds"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-13

NEw Commissioners The newly elected
Commissioner Of this county was ensIalled
IN Office on Tuesday last That person was
CHARLk, H. HISS Of M:ffiinviiIe. He is
successor OF George Miller. Of Maine town.
ship who has served three years and made
= atoIerably good Commissioner. Mr.. Mil
leris none of your shrewdest OF men, but
just s'nari enough 10 guard the interests OF
The comfy with good deal OF care. Mr..
Hess has the ability 10 make an excellent
officer, and with his business tact COM
bined with his large ekeperience and knowI-
edge OF our county matters We have no
doubth he win prove an efficient and diligenI
funciionary-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-13
New Arrival OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
DaYid EOMenhcrg

7 INVITES attention TO his stock OF cheap
and fashionable clothing at his store or
Main Street, two doors above the Amer
ican House, where he has a full assori-
ment of men and boys wearing apparel,
iuclndiug The most fashionable
DIR ES 8 coo ID s,
Box, Sack, Frock, Gum, and Oil Cloth Goats
of all sorts and sizes, Pants OF all coiors
shawls, stripes and figure vests, shirts, era
vals, stocks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves,
suspeDder- and fancy articles.
N B. He will also make TO order any ar
iicle oil cloihing at very shori notice and in
the best of manner. All his clolhing is
made to wear, and most of it is OF home
manufacture.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
Boomsburg, Sept. 25, 1861.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-13

PRoTRAcrED MEEr1SG,-We learn ,ba, the
Baptist Congregation OF this place under the
pastoral charge of Rsv. A. Still, propose
holding series of protrac;ed meetings in
their church edifice, commencing on Sun
day evening next. Rev. A F. Shanafet, oil
White Hall, this county, has consented 10
assist in these exercises and is expected 10
preach every evening during the coming
week, commencing on Monday night, the
nth inst. Mr.. Shanafsl: is an excellent
preacher and revivaiist. The public are
cordially invited to attend -DanUiiie faieHs
eencsr
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-11-13
Estate Of Thomas Conner, decedse.

Estate Of Thomas Conner, deceased.
THE undersigned, appointed by the Or
phan's Count of Columbia county, all audi
tor 10 distribute the funds in The hands OF
John Conner, Trustee &c, OF Thomas Con-
ner, late Of Greenwood township, IN SAID
County, deceased, TO aud among the heirs
and legal representatives of said decede nj
according TO law: will attend at his office
in Bioomsburg, 10 perform The duties of his
appointment, on Friday the 8lh day OF
November A. D. 1861. And all persons
having any claim on The said funds are re-
onesled TO make known the same to the
Auditor on said day, or oe, forever dsbar.
red from coming in for share OF the said
~ ROBERT F.. CLARK, auditor
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EXCHANGE ESGlE.
VII. b k0ONS Proprietor.
BLOOMsBURG, PA

THIS magnificent Hotel, situate in the
i central portion OF the town, and op-
posite the Court House, has been thoroughly
repaired and refurnlshed, and the Proprietor
is now prepared 10 accommodate travellers,
teamstets, droyers aud boarders in The most
pleasant and agreeable manner His table
will be supplied with the best the market
affords. and bis Bar with the choicest liquors.
Auentise osllers will always be on hand.
and his stabiing u the most extensive IN
this section oil county. Omnibuses will
always be in readiness TO convey Passen-
gers 10 and from the Railroad Depois.
VIM. =. KOONS.
Bloomsbure, July 4. 1860.
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The ExcHANce HoTEL, at this place has
md eraone a thorough repairing especially
The bar-room. That portion of the building
has received new floor, new siding. new
paper, and nelc bar with new fixtures. Il
presents splendid appearance. Mr.. Koons,
the proprietor, is man of fmpFosenenis.
This house is calculated, and should DO a
good bnsiness. Ills the leading house Of
the place.
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SToHNsR AND Fox, of The Bakery al this
place, have engaged themselves in The oys-
Ter business. They a:e prepared to supp y
our citizens with good fresh Oysters little
cheaper than can be had of any other per-
son. They will wait upon our citizens
every Wednesday and Friday, and all who
wish anything in the oyster line can be ac-
commoda.ed upon the most liberal terms.
Give them trial.
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Tn OYsTER MAN-Emanuel Peters, of
Dsnville, visits this place every Wecn. s.
day and Friday with splendid fresh Oysters
Peters has liberal run of custom IN this
place, as well as al naevile, where be has
been engaged 10 this business number Of
years TO Il satisfaction, we are Informed,
of all who pa,ronTzed him. He sells by the
quart, can, or otherwise, at prices 10 suit
The times.