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\tSSOLUTIO The co-psrtner,hip heretofore existing
a1dsr the am Of BAKER DAVIS IN The County Of Logiss
Of va In the manufacture OF Tobacco 'hs dsy
DAVIS oTe Of tn partner, in the sal hrn a'One
G an Tobacco ia the hands Of any persons belonging
appetanng Davis either that may have beeo so
ssd Am Win please maAe the either Of the Of
/ sAu AT" EDWIN J. BAKER,
Ja- uAry l. 1s6t jani1 81 RUBEN DAVIS:
- yOTnCE.-The general meeting OF the
49, STOCKHOLDERS OF the RANK OF NtsGlNiA VII
be he'd al their Banking House. the City OF Richmond On MON
DAY, January 18th, 1861. -, NJ IN
The law provides Officer Director OF the Bank sha
a. The oIy any in election Of D rec.Ors
or Sha proxy be vah when snsh
have been executed before the time Of el-eon
/ 1850 wtd JAMES CAsKIE President.
~FAHMERSB BANK OF VIRGIL
g. NIA-The general meeting OF the Mockholders OF
s Psrrer Bank Virginia. will be held at er bsnklog House.
In the CITY OF Rcamoud the l6 day OF January
1851. - -. -.
r,x II stakeholder election OF Directors or omees CT
RSk NOR shall any proxy valid which shall have been exc
/ = c ted lirtg days bsfore the tine Of elscticn
| FORM OF A PROXY.
| En9te al Men By t.ese Presents, That DO sppo'nt
my substitute ard proxy, 70 represent me " TIE
n he stockholdtrs OF the parmerS Bank OF Ngt-
80 ny INV "a vote upon all questions that come be-
& ss aid meetng eoaceraing the said Bank Witness my
hand nd; md eM .ss S' aV% JAsurH, c.aAisr,
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HoNIelDx IN HESRco C0uSIY.-John O. Taylor,
ESQ, vel known citizen of Henrico County, was shot
and mortally wou tel on Friday last by an old man,
named Joseph Barnett Various repor afoat as TO
the cause OF the difficulty but the main facts appear
be these BarnetreceLty sold his IA M public auction
and Mr. Taylor became the purchaser. Barnett subse-
quenuy 10 recover the ownership Of the property
but Mr.. Taylor declined TO cancel the transaction, aud
sent two carpenters to the place to erect fence
make certain improvements. Last Friday while giving
some directions TO the men, Barnett up and made
use OF language which Mr. T. threatened to unless
he deisted IL is probable that epithets used
both sides. The controversy ended in Barnett drawing
revolver, and dsehsrgng barrel at Mr. Taylor, who
instantly fell to the ground. The ball penetrated his
right side, and gancng downwards lodged in the abdo
men. The workmen, who were by, rendered SIS
lance TO the wounded man. while Barnett it is said, re-
marked that be would finish him. if necessary, some
thing TO that effect and walked off, lie was captured
about night, in Bacon Quarter Branch, aud is now in
prison.
Mr.. Taylor conveyed TO his home, near by, and
though still alive when heard from him, yesterday,
beyond the hope Of recovery He very popular
gentleman, having held the Office Of Sheriff of the coun
", and be ng at this time ons of the county migis
tratCs
Barnett is said to be Northern man, aud has resided
in HenricO for several years His wife, young woman
recently abandoned him on account Of i'll treatment,
and the change in his domestic relations induced him to
sell bis property. He before the Mayor, short
tim suee, fer threatening shoot his wes uncle, du-
rnga quarrel between them at the OF hain and
2h streets. The has created great excitement
and Indignation in this city well as Henrico county
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WIN. b. GREEN,

(srccEssoR TO GRgEs HoBsoy.)
Commission Merchant.
Special attention given 20 the sale OF Tobacco Wbtsr Porr
and Ia filing orders for merchandise Of evsry descon
advances will be made for 81 eoLtig apier q In hard
JoHs B~oEER, Salesman. Jos. W. w,IsoS. Cl'rk,
WM. n. GsfEN.
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AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.


SUGAf. rsOLAsSRS, de-, AT hUCTION On
- WtDNEsDAY the 18Th in-f. o'clock
viii SCI suction storr The cargo q the shr ~ Pett
from L,uihsna. with
iss hhds fair 10 choice quality sugsr,
100 bbs Ct oice Molasse.
ALSO,
l20 toxer Adamantce Candles.
~ dozen Spades end stovels,
hid Scotch Whisky; Brandy, Wines, &c.
TERNynder 500 cash; that amount months credit
approved paper.
jaii DUNLOP, MoNcURE CO., Aucs
Z AhGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT WEST
POINT. NIaGISiAWest Point situated At the head OF
Yorf river and beautiful point land formed by the junction
the Pamuukey and Masponi rivers which here take The
II s the eastern rmnui ~ the Richmond and York
River Eeoa distant Ssx miles from RIcluond and &c from the
Cape OF Virginia. For hrbo fas the whole York River rou
West Point, distance Of "a miles width
miles with depth and capacity sufficient odae
al nayies Of the ~trd and s tie Great ESsrns
after be constructed FOR whara PIERS decks &c has
front of Ia miles the saspoul ard ~ miles the Panun
and for buidipg purposes. 600 Lots.
1he Richmond OK River Railroad running through
Point rs fife o OF land within the bcundaes
tie sed which will be devoted
ststi, d. achne shofs, foundri &c
publ, Of LOIS within the proposed town OF Yves. Point
viii wsONrrAY tbe 10th Of January 1861 and
continue fror day TO day until corpleted
Tie vii be without price, third
cash. liable notes at sixty days viii approved
dosers and ntere added and for te balance bonds with
proved security payable 10 equal sanen at six and twelve
months with interest from the cay Of sale
}. pRosssRTARR, Con. appointed
sAML p. HAYWOOD, By Bard
ALsx. DUDLEY, ofDireciors.
jail d&ctds kaaa
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GNRtSH BtTTKH.
strictly prime fresh Orange county Butter for rs cents
Prime G. sh Butter, for % cents
Good Coosi- & Butter from IS 70 90 cents
Receiving FRESH twice week.
$500 lbs. Mountain Buckgheat
Dried Peaches and Apples
White Hominy Beans
Black Eye Peas. For sale Wholesale and retail by
J. =. R0DEaTSOE,
de6-1m Coz Governor and Franklin ss
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PREPARE rOR C.taIsEMas.

XNTEhave just received other supply Of
w Black Dsess Salts
Fancy Cashmere Pusness Snia
Bark Beaver Doth 0ser Coats
Brown 90 do do
Blue PHO. d. 10
With and ul Capes for both
enable all In Of Christmas clothes n be supplied prices
suit the times. NOAH WALKER A Co,
de22 i03 corner Main l4th or Pearl sta
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PROM WASHINGTON.

MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN WASHINGTON -MoyEN5Nrs OF
rRooPs-DsccssitNs IN coAGRkss -APPEoPRl irioSs,
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A PARTICULAR NOTICE.
SE sincere thanks friends customers and
w the pubic generally the liberal patronage that have
heretofore received aDd hope by strict attention business 70
merit continuance Of the stng large
oarsons business extensively than formerly
ALyX. HILL co, No. i2T Main street,
Manufacturers ard Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
Richmond, Va.
PS We prepared 10 settle all accounts which due
pe.enied the firm OF Alex Hill Co..
m nddu ,ly and hope all persons who indebted
sill pl orwa I'd and settle them forthrh all accounts
that passed due and unpaid will be placed IN the hands
Of collector. fjq3l A. HILL 90.
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NOTICE.

The co7artnshp heretofore existing between the undersigned
Is day dissolved by mutual The affairs OF the
will be eei y Wm Isaacs who authorized to use th'
of The hrn for that purpose
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Si-ce u. C,orny hare soi 500 900 acres Teyse
~ 70 actdl cuodo, and ecy contract contains an agree
nsat 10 cutiy. The road mleeR constructed hroUgh these
lnd. at an expense 4 100000 zoo IN $50 he population cf
r mine counties Grougi 'sict passes Uds oRiy Si5;9s
aimee ,tha 9g36cco Jeen aided making Me Ois popd
- n 80. In .rlI Ia. can.t
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NOTICE..
rsIUE ErEsT or pULEEA5E {, BETTS having this
day ceased. WILLIAM y BFTTs sii connre the Negro
Auction ard has taken into Copartnershp with
him E. GREGORY They vii conduct The bCsness lnier the
4-ra Of BELTS GREGORY Their Sales Room, Prantit
Street four below Wal Street snd abou below
the former Office Of Pul8 Belts, and respectfully solicit
ofte patronage Elich literally extended WD
Il Bettl while IN the Arm Of Pu Ham & Bets.
They have o5aaed the services o. Mr. BUsHRoD W. EnoRE
Clers who has interest IN the ousiness WM H. BETJs
=. j. GREGORY.
ALEXANDER SilIS, kuctioneer. my iO-y
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7sR. EDIVOR: TsEE LfGES.

q ~ " hs' III UtN y ~ q ~
LATUaE having cecii.d q cal C,ny. MT n Of the
he an Feb uuy, pc m an humble czea o.
this oy suggest we all at reflect the senm hts
of Is y AID m1niuy meet the enc gency o TINS alute
to WYNDHAN RlEE lTSON, GE1bGE RAND0 Pd, AID
DAVID BURR Tbs nsnd cool head and prompt &C
ton or delay IA p-tc9taton and Nnia, IN former tine
Z, ~ l,ok-7f a. 70 Lad m. way RICHMOND
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The object Of this sui, Of the defendant One Hun
ded Tw.nyNne Dollars snd Rhy Cents damages with In
TO be computed the Of ak per centum per
annum from the 9Th day her Se0 TIL payment and the
a,sch Issued having been returned execuedthe
said defen ian, is required to appear within month due
pabic alton hereof and do necessary m Interest
In thi, suit. Copy-Tehte,
jal4-1awiw JAMES Elicit, CLERK
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NOTICE.
CAPITALS Of Volunteer Companies throughout The stat,
~ rcspecu Informed that The comms !oner. app Hted
by Law for the pup Of obtaining accoutrem b & have made
for ~ sci they delivered AZ hJ
p's they Issued Immediately, according 10 ror'y q date
Of orde's. CHAkLES DlMAOCk.
Captain and superi-ten lent Arm ~.
Richmond, Va January 6. 1851 jaiO-r
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s- business heretofore conducted by JAS II. GRAFT
CO. Will hereafter he continued by the uniers- Individually
Richmond. Jan lst, 1860. JAS II. GRANT
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The suit OF the defendant One Hun
dred AID and TEenyEour Cents damages with In
tere be computed after the Of six centrm Ennum
ON 800 thereof the 81 day Of August 1862 and
900 % the residue thereof the 1t dy Of September $50
yment attachment Issue Ia this having been
executed said defendant Is equred appear witt 10
one month publication hereof do what
70 protect his interest Ia Nils suit.
A Copy-Teste, - -
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- MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.
"a 4SyESE RICHMOND AND =~S

49, Annual Mrcting % The STOCKHOLDERS OF III
NilLJIdfAN CsAL MINING COMPANY al be held on ICE'
DAY n-K NE I5a Inst " O'Clock Al the once Of tae Comps
~ ia9-d6 JNO. O. srANARD sec y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
uorx- uard L. tn.,a


For upwards Of three years past | have been
engaged in business, which las yielded me at
the rate of SO 900 per annum. but being desi
rols of going to Europe iii the course of a few
months, for the purpose of there introducing
the business | am willing to teach it to any on
who will send me ST. The business is no
humbug, but Of highly useful aud general
character adapted TO cities aud villages. and one
that any body of ,rdinary capacity, young or
i'd, male or female, acquire, with few
hours practice and by which they can secure
a very handsome income, Several young ladies
who have received instructions from me, 10th in
New York State and Pennsyl lvrnia, are earning
upwards of $40 week by it as it is no ped
ding business, but is perfectly respeltable:-
Gentlemen ard ladies tif leisure who would like
TO learn the business for their own amusement,
or pl asure, will hud the practice of II pleas
ant pastime, and one in which they Will take
great interest On the receipt of one dollar, /
will sell printed instructions by which any per-
son readily acquire the art, and these in
! struct tions will also contain every particulhi
relative to the carrying it on thai is will bt
| highly profitable. The pu chaser oil the print
ed instructions will also be authorized TO .eacl
| it to ethers, snd | have sometimes received a!
| high as two hundred dolas for teaching it in
dividuatly to one person. would further state
that 2,50 or 3 dollars will buy everything ne
cessaIy to commence the business with, and thu
articles can be got almost anywhere. IN city
or country. OF If preferred can furnish them.
Address ALYORD 7: PARSONS.
No. Sc Liberty ST., N. \
IL The best of reference given when requi
lred. nov22'6l-4i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20

SAMUEL WAGNER. of TIE State of New
\ ork, will take notice. that John Vand burgh of
Seneca in the Stateof Ohio did on the 23d day
Of april, A D. 1851 file his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas, within, and for the County
of Wyandot. in the said State of Ohio, against
the said Samuel Wagner, setting forth that
there is due from the said Samuel Wagner to
the said John Nandenburgh on the promissory
note of the said Sumuel Wagner, dated Feb
ruarl 20, 1853 the sum of ll00 dollars, with
ten per cent interest, payable semi-annually :,
from the Goth day of February, 1858, and pray
ing for Judgment against the sid Samuel Wsgo
ner for the said sum of s 100, together with
interest thereon, at the rate of ten per cent
payable semi annually, from the goth day of
February, 1868.
b An attach hment has been duly issued in said
action and levied upon the property of the said
Samuel Wagner,
The said Samuel Wagner is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition,
on. or before the ihfd Saturday after the 9th
day of December l9G1.
NOBLE De WOLF & NOBLE,
q McKELLY d GRlSELL.
Plautiff Attorneys
povIk 81 Etoop
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
A Word of Thinks.
The Secretary of war and the
sa~=- Slaves,

The following Is that portion of Mr.. Cam
eron's report referring to the policy to be
pursued with reference to the slave popu-
lation Of the South:
1t has become grave question for deter
inination, what shall be done with the slaves
abandoned by their owners on tie advance
| of our troops into Southern territory, as the
/ Beaufort district of South Carolina. The
whole white population is six thousand,
while the number Of negroes exceeds thirty
| twothousand. The panic which drove their
masters in wild confusion from their homes
leaves them in undisputed possession of the
soil Shall they, armed by their masters,
be laced in the field to fight against us, or
shalltheir labor be continually employed in
reproducing the means for supporting the
means for supporting the armies of the re
bellion?
The war into which this government has
been forced by rebelIious traitors, is carried
on tor the purpose OF possessing the pro
perty violently and treacherously seized up
on by the enemies of the Government, anc
to re establish the authority and laws of the
OLlleu u-1tftleo III tIle pldceS Wnefe III Is oP
posed or ovefthrown by armed insurrectiol
Or rebellion. Its purpose is to recover ant
defend what is justly its own.
War, even between Independent nations
is made to subdue the enemy, and all hi
belong to that enemy, by OCCUPYING Il
hostile country and exercising dominic
over all the men aud things within its tel
ritory- This being true in respect to inde
, pendent uotions at war with each other,
follows that rebels who are laboring by fore
OF arms to overthrow a government, justl
y hringing upon themselves all the const
e qaenees Of war, and provoke the destructio
r naerited by the worst of crimes, that govern
t. mept would be false to national trust, an
. would justly excite the ridcule of the c,vi
lied world, that would abstain from the Us
OF any efficient means to preserve its ON
existence, or to overcome a rebellious an
i traitorous enemy, by sparing or protectil
s the property Of those who are waging WI
a.ainss it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
John Pring'e, whilst cutting timber on
a lease OF Stephen Balliet's near Goes
Mil, On Monday morning last 10th. inst.
met with an accident which almost in
stantly terminated his lie. 1t seems
thai in the fall of a tree he had cut, it fell
in its descent against small sappling
standing near which gave tia rebounding
motion, the top of which coming suddenly
back, hit Mr.. Pringle on the breast he
staggered a few RODS, gave few groans
fell to the ground and Immediately explr-
ed. Being in sight of Goes Mill, one OF
his hands saw the tree fall, heard the
groans, and SUNNI oning assistance was
soon upon the ground, but the ftful fame
of life had expired, and death had al
ready set his seal upon him. He was a
bout twenty five or thirty years Of age
and aves wife to mourn his loss. The
body was inferred at the Mission grave
yard on Tuesday afternoon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
FOR SALE IN
P P E R S A NDU S K Y, O H C
NOTICE.


James II. Fish, whose residence Is unknown,
take notice, that Mary E. Carroll of the
State of Mary land Gid, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, A D 1861, file her petition in the Court
o. Com pleas, within and for the county of Wy
andot, IN the State of Ohio, against John W
Senseney, William Trump. and the said james
H Fish defendants, praying for judgement
a against the said John W. Senseney, defendant,
for the sum of three hundred and eighty seven
dollars, and interest at ten per cent, from
June 2nd, D 1855, that the said John W
Senseney gave mortgage to the said Mary E
Carroll on the following lands and tenements to
wit:-The east half of the east half Of In lots
Nos I02 and 81, in the town of Upper Sanaus-
ky, in Said Wyandot county, and State of Ohio,
The said James Il Fish aud VIM Trump since
the giving Of the said mortgage, claim some in
terest in the saId lands under the said John "
Seuseney, and praying that the said John W Sen
seney may pay said sum of money now claimed
to be due, with she interest amounting to said
sum of three hnndred aud eighty seven dollars
aud intereet al ten per cent3 from June PM
A D 1855, Or that said premises may be solo
to pay the same e
And the said james Fish is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 3otl
day of December A D 1861.
HENRY MADDUX,
nov22 81 -6tc. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
The HEROES OF PEACE
-..s AND
The Heroes Of War.

E. ANTHONY, sol BROADWAY,
NEW YORK,
is now publishing in addition to other portraits
the celebrated collection known in Europe and
America as
Brady's Natioaal photographic Portrait
Gallery.
In which is included portraits of nearly all the
Prominent Men of America mot excepting
JEFF Davis, Beauregard, Floyd, and host of
host of other Confederates. Price of Portraits
Three dollars per dozen. Can be sent by
m il.
Scenes in the War for the Union.
are published Gard size, and in Stereuseope
form.
Stererosccpie views of scenes in Paffs, London
and other paris of England and F'tance, Hol-
land Scotland, Ireland w Wales, Switzerland,
Spain, on the Rhine, in Athebs, Egy pit, Eur.
key, the Holy Land, China. India, q baC,
&c. &C.,
| Our Instantaneous Seereoscopic Efewssare.
the greatest Wchder of the Age.
These are taken It, the 10th por. of a second, ,,
and the rushing of water, the moving Of vehicles
on the march OF an army, does not in the least
degree affect The taking of these views, they
are sold fot Three dollars per DOZEN.
/ We have also on hand and manufacture
the largest Assortment Of Stereo-
scopes, Photographic Albums
/ and
photographic Materials.
in the u S. aud perhaps in the World.
Cat dlogues, conl aiming lists OF all Portraits,
views stereoscepes, &c. will be sent free OIL re-
eeIpt ei stamp
i f. ANTHONY.
sol, Broadway, New York.
Oct. 16.-ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
e q y e.

The Balsamic Cordial is entirely Vegetsb.
production. combining the healing properties
of the Balsam, with the invigorating qualities
of a Cordial, producing a combination so we'll
adapted to the purposes intended, that there are
bat few cases of disease which will not. at an
early period succumb to its healing and lie
giving properties.
For ages, has the treatment of pulmonar,
diseases occupied the greater portion of the
attention OF the scientific Of the medical
world, but none acquired more eminence in
his treatment in these diseases, than he cele-
brated Prussian DR. Hoof1and, the origin b,r
of the Balsamic Cordial His lie was devo
ted to the production of remedies that would
stand unrivalled. How well he has succeeded
the American people are able to Judge! and we
positively assert, that no Preparations that
have ever been placed before them, have con
! ferr9d the same amount of benefits On suffer
ing humanity, or have elected so many can
mendations from all classes of eocietv as the
remedies of DR.. HooAand prepared by DR.. c.
NJ. Jackson & Co., of Philadelphia
The cereial is eesigned for class of disea
ses more general and more fatal than any 9th
! er to which the people of this country are
| subject-those springiDg from "slight old
That eminent authority, DIR. Bell, SAYS: 81
W IL OF say tha5 Colds are to our inhabitants
what the Plague and Yellow Fever are tC
those of other countries; but can aver conf
IDENTIFY that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality than these latter
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
FORGETTING AND FoRGIvfNG.

When once his allegiance rebel forgets.
All thor tLinse- fellass--hfs honor bis d.bts;
He's fer getting our forts, he's for getting gul
In short, he's for getting the county at once.
And what do we do when he cuts up shine?
We forgive him, of course, "to forgive is divine'
Forgiying? it drives man out Of his wits;
I'm forgiving-all rebels-for giving them ftsi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
Military p~intment.

Lieut.. Frank B. Martin, Of this village
has been appointed Adjutant of the 55th
Reg, o. v. NJ, now in camp at Norw ak
o. This is an admirable appointment,
one eminently fit to be made. We con-
gratulate our friend Frank on his entering
again the service of Uncle Sam.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
CA SII SALE
OF
zIDesnp @ @ 90 8
AT
N VIZ WSy NNE
"A IL II A i A&aH

TO close out my stock5o of Dry Goods, will
offer at Auction, al my store room in Upper
"Wednesday; Nov, 20, 1861, at 10
o'clock, a. M, and every Monday, Wednesday
aud Saturday Hereafter, until all are sold.
will also sell at private sale between auctions
at very low prices for cash.
u This being cash sale those having mrn
ey WI do well to embrace this opportunity tc
buy cheap.
The stock consists of cloths, cassmeres
tweeds, Satinets, Boots, ,sShoes, hats caps, ladies
dress goods, fancy goods crockery &c, SC, o
great variety and value.
.- E.f G C. WORTH
NB-No goods to be removed until paid fol
noYl5 '6i-tf.