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, 1862-04-10
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
a sTEILAcooM. W. T,
Morning. April 10 1862.

GoLD EEcIEsESr N TuE SASOwicH IsLGSDs.-
Honolulu has bad her gold excitement Lately
ne city vas thrown into . fever Of excitement
By the reported discovery Of gold ct KoOlau, on
ths wiad~ard side Of the island. Il seems that
Mr. Lehman. who had been prospecting for
some weeks. sacoseded with two others in get
,Iias out . quantity Of rock at The point above
usmsd. which, on being assayed, yielded about
twenty-five cents IN genuine gold ore The scrap
Ings consisted Of black sand, the dsOris Of lava
rock, inlerSpersed with ane particles Of gOld.
The news spread like Wild6re among the natives,
end on the succeeding day vast cOncOurse OI
natives and foreigners assembled at place called
Kahalurr, where picks, pans and SPADES were
rbsonghi Immediately in rcquisisiOn. The result
uss he discovery Of great many small fakes
q gIislehing mica and iron Pyrites, which thp
natives very carefully tied up in handkerchi,f.
and put away; but although blasting was re-
sdrtsd N Il 6iled to develop any evidences Of
ga. Ths genuine quartz rock i, however, said
3 EXIT thsra rn
, 1862-04-10

Carr. BAeLEr DRowNED.-J.P P. Bagley, known
N this Plars Is captain Of the brig Energy, was
drowned an Friday morning, March ala in San
Fnneisco. while attempting 70 60 aboard the
vessel ct Stuart street wharf Tie body vas
recovered subsequently By = boatmSn and 70
moved % The COFOners oiies, where an inquest
was held Ths jury returned verdict ol acci-
denial drowning. Deceased vas 20 years Of ase,
nsiiru Of Belfast. Ne, whsFo be leaves hmily
consisting q aWiis and two children. Deceased
his hitherto been sngiged in the lumber trade
% Passt Sound, and bad secured the confidence
iof the commercial community. Immediately
q tl,e announcement Of the accident the fags
On The shipping in the harbOr were dropped %
hall mast M
, 1862-04-10

OlinPIA AED sfEILAcOon MAiES-As n 70
make Up, IN q measure. fOr the withdrs=sl d
n, uiuamrr, MeasrL winsor 3 Lamar, with q
very comnenilabls pubic spirit havs laisly sf
lardsd slnast daily communication BY mail BE-
tssrn sieilaeoom and OlypSia They have
sarprissd as. day amer DAY. bY The delivery o.
mails a this post once which We had no reason
% erpsci; bsing out of and IN szees of the
osd.r and iinss which tAsir eonhaei calls or.
RoFih secommodasioi hey merit The thanks
and bet wishes Of our eilizsnA When such
nsn receive mail soniraets. lhs public and tbs
government are not sdhlseted 70 disappoiHlnenls
a1d faads IN iho performances Of their obligi.
fona g,
, 1862-04-10

A MrDicat TEsE.--Ths trial q . young man
naned sehell, Or he murder of muhfio bar.
bor named Gordon. has been coaeludsd at San
RFancisco; The prisoner being eonvietsd Of man.
Slanshtsf. The principal witness for tns prOss
culioa was one CovsA He was QUESTIONED q
% his uaiivIiy, &C., and answered that he ws.
Z Portuguese Jew. DFA Tolahd and Bush wers
lhcn placud upon the stand. and testiasd. sfsl
microlsspically examining he hair q COwes
and from bis general appearances, that he VA
aquadrooa. His testimony, being objected y
uls sulsd out By Judge Campbell.
, 1862-04-10

IL LUck Friend Damon says The NottAss,i
has been made the Official paper ior The Territory
We are glad % hear q. and hope ths paper and
is worthy editor viii derive much profit from Il
They deserve success, ard We shan reIoioo viii
them in their attainment Of L.
, 1862-04-10

CAN'r ConPEFB Win rs.--An effort was some
monlhs since made % import bouts and shoes
into The South, directly from Germany, with
but little success Rejecting on ihis . South
srn exchange says: The idea Of competing
wiih the cheap shoes Of Massachusetts,, or ihe
fner work q Philadelphia, by any such means,
is absurd The leather Of France, Germany
and England istOo high IN prices for general use
IN this country. u the facilities Of The shoe
manufacture We are At least half century in
advance Of either of these countries there Is
10 country in lhe world whore shoenaking has
been % exalted g brunch o. manufactures IS
IN our own, and iis facilities have been aug
msnied By machinery unknown in other Iands.
At present, too, The duty on foreign articles
forms another impeachment The foreign com
merce q The Northern ports may decline; the
Southern people may beclme community; the
products Of foreign looms and numbsileas ar
ticlss Of European ingenuity and taste may
reach her shores By direct importation; but
uons q the present Face win live % see the Ihct
q her planters and negroes ahod By European
shosnlksIs.r
, 1862-04-10

Tn Par o. 0HIcEB-A proposition VII
soon b. offered IN The Senate % impose tax
q i,o pr csnt UPON DE pay of oilicsrA ff.u
snaia ssussnl down % . private. The army
prlfiIs : az % : reduction Of pay, and IaFgs
numbers have psttiohsd ioriL From lhissourcs
covsrnneni Win rreeivs . revenue q about o2b,-
oo0OoO. Tbs petition IRON ths oalesFs states
th.g thsy prefer tux Of even iiitesn Or twenty
psF esut % the reduction proposed By senator
Sherman his allo proposed % tax q The same
sislhs si.ries q al Union employees
, 1862-04-10

Our citizens were SOnsW hat startled, last
Tuesday evening, on learning that a serious dis
| tnrbance had occurred among some Indians in
the upper town, in which one was said 10 have
been killed and two others wounded. On pro
ceeding to the place Indicated, just above BalchS
cd warehouse, il was found that one Ind'an had
been killed with a knife another wounded in the
abdomen so that lis cntrailS Prntrudrd, aud
tlird had received wound across the palm Of
| his hand while wrt sting knife from the hand
Of one Of the others. The one wounded in the
abdomen, it is thought, will die; the other sur.
Sivor was taken in custody BY Sheriff Tucker,
and lodged In Jail.
Amid the excitement consequent upon this
bloody work, ii vas impossible to obtain any
thing like a clear statement Of the causes which
led to all this blOOdShed, further than the hct
that it took place under the influence Of whisky.
Two Of the Indians, it seems, arr from SkoOkum
Bay Meeting some Of their race here, with
whom they were on friendly terms, they n,uSI
needs have something exhi!iratinR. aud by some
means obtained a quantity Of whisky. From
whom they obtained the whisky is MT knOWn,
aud probably never will be.
Between sire water" ard the smallpox,
(which we learn has already rot amons III, In.
'r.n. - A.. C,,,,,.l ,,,, r,S a., ~ ~, -,
'''"''" VI VIC 0'"''"' ''' "" "'e" W .""' Te'"
promise soon to disappear entirely. Their num-
hers have been rapidly diminishing for Seve' al
years past; few years mere, aud there vii,
scarcely be vcst'gc remaining Of the people
VINO possessed the Ahd before the whites scenes
similar to the above are Of frequent occurrence.
and are gradually but surely remoyine the in.
L.rior 20 n,L. ,oo,, o. a.. .,,,,';o. .a,
80, " -NS ,0O" w "0 suPS''O' '"'''
WHISKY is DONG the work..
H.. p
, 1862-04-10

n. MsEKEas APPonFnEsT. According 10
the HoriAssit NJ. Meeker has been appointed
Surveyor of Port Town6snd. and not o. this
port, As stated BY rs two weeks ago We sup.
posed that heoilcs bad been rs-ssiablishsd here,
but L seems 70 be otherwise.
, 1862-04-10

very loud very Just ana very reaSonao'e COM
S'auoned at fcft s'eHac"om OF the neglect "n'ch
'hey nave experienced !" 'le matter Of pay Az
the close oi the present moh'n' 4 nan year
pay VIII DC que them' lh'S Is 'ohS pcr'ou OF
time 10 oe without money ana Is wen caicn'ated
10 weaken the afGor WIN wh'ch Tue volunteers
enter" TIC service some weeks ago, those STA
uoheu at vancouver were P"'d on anu win t'e
Khowledge OF th'S iact' ANXIOUS inquiries are
daily made respecting the rro'raeted absence oi
the paymaSter IRON thiS ost
The results OF this utter neglect are being
mA'e manifest IN various ways Many Of Uhe
Volunteers are becoming dlsguSIed ~lth SER
vice IN "hcn 50 little a'tention Us PAID 10 Their
wants and degree Of demorai'zaiion past
re'neny promises sooner or 'Ater 10 take 'ne
pace VI "e en'nuSSStc 'oyat! WHICH llley
e''hced on ehhS'"g. Us wen Known th"t
many o' ."e'" ao""u""eu M'rau'e ~'o'"''0"s
70 serve 'ne'r SOu" ry' :" Tue eApee'"uo" o'
"e'"g Se.u"y "'"uen' ,s0e " '"'e WI" '"e
enemy !" t"'s t"e'r " expeetAuo" th'y
were er'e'ouS'y DISAPPOINTED; out though iev''
ing ra'her sore over tue disappointment mey
quietly submitted to it In the more reasonable
xp,eta''on Of g't"ng raid ior 'he'r time aud
services they have also been disappointed; And'
It dissatisfaction AID desertIons tOIiow, It is no
more than might have been ioreSeen as the effect
"t the cause stated The men argue that they
Stann IN the same reaI"" 10 Tue Government
, 1862-04-10

SnAEErPox --Recent passenger from San
Francisco have introduced the SMALLPOX At Vic.
toria, where several cases have been coniracled
by eOntAgiOn. II q should chance to get among
the Indians, they viii circulate L among ihsir
race 10 some purpose.
, 1862-04-10

I1o Tnun-Ssnai0s Nesmiih, 10 . Tsoenl
1psssh. sssy ruihfdIly rsssrts that fun one.
half q all ihs money appropriatsd 70 carry on
Ne uur has been stolen by oIIiciaIshigh IN ONCE
rhs people uTll bear in mind that ons-half d
IN lhs ,axss they are ealled upon 70 pay e meet
g |nishisdnssa toF which the Government has
rs1liVsd % consideration. Hanging and quar-.
irriof Hpuli b mlld punishmsnt for those sho
pluntlr he eoahl5y a : time when armed rUbsls
th1l.lrn . nubvsft lhs institutions . sbsqueathsd
ulby slorious suosstry.s
, 1862-04-10

MATRNOMAL-A young widow answers a
matrimonial notice, published in the Yrvka
Journal, as tOIlOws:--" Having no doubt Of biz
J yHlty to the ladies, take this method Of in.
forming him nlat AN on the marry, and also
heartily approve Of bis course In presenting bis
lonely situation to our sex. livery much admire
bis description. He i just such man as
have long wished for. His note is especially cd.
dresssd % young ladies' But Of course, he would
nOtrefhse . young widow. The young men say
! am pretty. and what they say must Be 80.
Have no juvenile incumbFanceA Am Of the tall
order, black hair, black eyes and Father iair CON.
plsxion. Ny former husband skadaddled on &C
count q ! strong attachment for whisky.
, 1862-04-10

Amer an interval Of fortnight during which
we had no intelligence from the East, we are
again 10 possession of budget Of news Of the
most gratifying character. It has reached US
rather unexpectedly, and compels US 10 omit
several articles intended for this issue.
"The work goes bravely u" MS Richard
would exc!aim. Victory follows rapidly on the
heels Of victory. The cause of the Union against
Treason is everywhere triumphant The rebels
are being gradually hut surely hemmedin. Each
succeeding day finds them confined within bounds
more contracted; and we may now look with
confidence, We think, to their being slfely COR
rallied by the time another anniversary o: our
nations birth shall arrive. A very appropriate
day that would be (wOuId 1t nOtO TO give the
death.blOw tO the mOnstsT-TreaSOn.
See the news in the usual columns on tie
third page
, 1862-04-10

GoSE AoAn.-ihe schooner Flying Mi,i
sailed from Ksaeh's wharf yesterday. with full
load Of b ESes and cattle, iOr yleloria. She win
return immedillsiy 70 this place for another ioad
q eattle, already engaged. She i no, likely 70
b long Idle ct any time during the present ssa.
son.
, 1862-04-10
orrcn suP. Ixp. ArrAlns W. n.

Olympia, Jan. Is, 1869.
TiINDTNG TT yplPOSslbl.Ie Tll ASCERTAIN
u from nhsFaets Of lpdian Agents returned % DIS usa
What outstanding liabilities eap he paid of funn NV 10
hands and moi being abe nAn eveto ~ acl
N hoders % cefiie vouchers hstd ~ altla l9llI a
ece and those issued by cls uirhnr while In charge 81
the Yakima Agency. rrqutsed 10 forward voucher
fum each se this oe accompanied W the address ef
the holder Parties whose demands lggtnatey be paid
out af fnndran hand ~ b. nly nd hs sehrnngh the mall
when grrp. AID how s6oh %, nsni VII he made, and an
vouchers for which have fnnds vii be holden By sub
Ieet Instructions already asked or irou the Department
n. y KENDALL,
0sn Superintendent Indian Aaalra, ". 3.
, 1862-04-10
Special NOtiees.


Who wish to aid the Government Of the United STATE, n
this her hour Of need, by joint company volu IsSS
Cavalry, ran have opportunity do By mnhipS
application TO the undersgned any q the folowr
grnIlemeh:
Uiympa-Mes'rs A. NJ. Poe and John N. Murphy.
seAItle--ReV. Daniel Bagley.
Port 1rwns-nd-MtssIs. Fowler Wilson and T. g. DYER
TeekAlst-Mr. NJ. s. Drew.
SqIf NM. u. WOOD, eteiiaeooaD
, 1862-04-10

A SLIoHf ERROh-The victoria Pre-. Is its
EepaEt q doinss of the Colonial Assembly, says:
. The COMMITTEES COf The whOle) Foss ahd =.
ported ravgs"-instead Of progress. IL nil.
q The utmost care. prinisrs uIll sOnstmes
maka mi.lakaa -. = s.a - .l..L
, 1862-04-10

THE ExfsnFhnE.-This steamer commenced
her tEips 10 Rsnsr River. under ths British flag,
On Tuesday. 1lt inst She + ieommandsa by
c.pt Mouais . Ious and % hEonbly hnosl
= snasi.E q he y. D Cos assnsf OIf,rh
, 1862-04-10

DEsEErIoSA During The past week. seven q
the men quastrFed Al Fort stsilncoom dscamped,
taking with them ans sail-buat belonging % Jos
BatteEnsld, valued at upwards o. hundred
dollars This makes he whole number q de.
aertions % a., We learn, fourieen. II Is hoped
and believed that the disFsputabls charaslsru in
the company are allin this crowd q dsssrssr4
, 1862-04-10

A HAnpsonE Pnonf. LII win Be remembered
th1l de steamer Santa Criis sailed some months
duss 81 china. there 70 Be- sold On heraTiva
thsrs. .ys ths PasIfs (EIonoluIu) 'Conmsrsial
ldprfissv. nhs uns sold lor esI. 900; netting %
hsf osnsrs he snag sun q elo.o .o00. O thsrea-
bonia shsv was originally built fOr Davis Z Jos-
"a. oun Francisco and Santa cruE lure dealers,
eiatla 81 1toui 81. 900. and 5 nov some siz
yssn "a 49, ,sfs .aisgo.
, 1862-04-10

UUIsEIRfs o. SEcEssToN. There 8 potticoal
taken from she secssh at Washington, that
~sighsfiey POandA The garment Is apparently
q quilted Ons, but instead q The usual iilIIne,
Il is ihickly wudded viii the finest quality Il
sewing silk of assorted cOlors the sksins being
carefully arranged in layers Il Is provided
with stFals BY which The weight may b sup.
ported BY tho shoaldsrS sewing%ilk Is one o.
he sr,icies most needed, ae1t % quinins, IN the
Sluth
, 1862-04-10

Hss.c1 !, &, ya.r ~ ~ =" eAen.nEs' s1ys
W .Ps."A'''1 ..s,-D''''"' slsna1 2. sns a''s.so
n.o''a = youns s.en'ss's. .squ'reo Oy rousalng
lm'o w n-lu.n'ps 2, 'ne g" P many p
'aem ~ Oe''er IN nee'.n .nan ever before and
snsn sney 's'ain on iui'Posn' snow = manly
a's,as'e lor c'o's rooms SOY. oeds' elaborate
eooSesy. ana o.nsr enersa'ins 'uxar'es o. nome
There y no dcues ihat 'hsy may acquire more
sisnrous stamina physical and mental, ior the
, 1862-04-10

Or 70 SHE Mnn-A number of he eiii-
1enS o. our toru and county have already, witIin
the past Ew weeks started for the mines, and
many more arr preparing % leave IN the eO1rss
oi the coming week. Among those making
Prepafations to depart next week We notice
Messrs. E A Light, John Philips Jas Frsam.
P d. Hughes Capt. Mitchell. and oihera Our
Town promises TO BE- dall during the mining sea.
son, in The absence v 50 many Of is eitizsns.
, 1862-04-10
Slt,u Sarrrtists.atlts...
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE Os an 0HDEi 0P SALE TO
ID dlrseled and delyere issued on the atsi day Of
March AD 1854, Of he District cour ths second Ju.
diial srict o. ahlnnim TerdlaFy. ou ludEmeat en-
CLOSED tercu the Jlh day Of March, 1884, ID HVor Of
PkrEh MguhEf and aEaist wM y BOLTON, tor ths
anm q Igo HUNDRED and ftys Dollars aud rht Cent?,
Nto9 to with Interest thereon per per unnnn
until paid. nom he l1h day o. March, 1904 and euIs Of
suit iA1ed A 80 u, and aecFuliiR cosisf
have LEVIED npon, aelpd, And vi Expose public sale
the door % The Court House he S,eacno County
Of Pierce and Territory ef Washington SATURDAY. thr
eth day Of May, D. ls61, A. ~ o'clock Al the right
title, luieret and clAln Of Nm D Bolton IN and TO the
lowing described pioefty situate. lying and bsng Ia Tie
County and Terrary nOFvsald and commonly called aud
known ~ Dolton's donalion q lin,s 70 Wit;
Beginning stake he border Puget Sound and
Iunning st2is Norh 50 chains stake pfn ss thence
Worth = West % chains 10 large A. lrre. ninFked; telcs
West2te South l6k eans 70 Paret sound, l.ee Tie a.
anderngs Of said ound Wit south "a wen 90 rods or
ase chn thence South ~ West 81 rods ihence South
4 West m rods; hence Sou 81 West So rode thence
South - west s. rods thence Sau'h " Wet Sc fod
theuee south b We. - rods themes suuh 23 West ~
rods thence fnulh u West ~ rods 70 place ~ beginning
s.la claim bgandrd ws., by Pursi sound and contains
and spPaE,snAnees 'hereuno bsansng o. in any wise
S.'--ls fraif ~ rnnrn4 n 4nnxrp q
, 1862-04-10


HDY VIRTUE or Ae gRDht OF SALE 40
ID rsciod and delivered issued By the cerk Of me
District Court Of the secnnd Judicial nsirt ~ Wn,naun
Tsrrary. have lrved upan psssd and taken into eSecu
un and shall eel a public auciluu, the nu dFeon on
.he smlss, n The tnsn q s,saeeea SATURDAY, he
seld day the following described real estate 2 u
~ lh.t certain pes o. ptrc, o. land situate n Fierce
the recorded plat Of Lsnysie na par of he town q
slsilAeoem. as Lot No ave % IN Heet No. ten, ll) that
sunoguded :. ioeNs. % slt nsrnnne at pani : feet
ION Tie northwest II said lot and the aauiluus
line heleoL and runng thence % south vest turny
i2 lest thence ~ east o. north rxy on irsi tenee
y perlh uest twenty O. se; rure 81 q south
sixty d et back 10 The punt of brrnnlrr, he same bung
he northwest end u said Tot No. ave % n nock No. tea,
Y ieseihsr With ne .snemsn, hersaameBts and appu
Ihs same 10 be soId o. % much ihrsnf ss IN saii.i
Judgment 81 orsrlourc Of mofgee calling for The of
Two uundrtd and Filyduo Dllau aud Nineteen Cents,
e252 10 With lnea tsreen the rate iso pel cent per-
mouth nnl paid f The lI dsy Of March, leo2 nnd cosn
o. suit taxed at IS 3 and Increased costs rendered BY e
aforelad couri q s March term er2 n vnr o. eli
MhkN And afsnsl CHARLES ,. lIfz0kRALD and ANN
tAA1s shhAlD d. uiis' ,o..,. !, -,,.....
AN Sheriff of lierce County, W.T..
s,sllsso@. s4' Y F-'iV 1VaI Iass S'S Isss as
, 1862-04-10

f1...s- c.pt r.'pg''e. 4 De .shssa'r
HSi.s Nd. ~ ouI thann ~ hso1 duIy ~
''v'' 7. I. q. - s..e4 !. -.
, 1862-04-10


With the present rise of the fair sex IL our
country, i may Be encouraging to the more am.
biiiaus aBnng them if We quote lrrni history an
account Of :. has beenr Or two:--s' Cyinburea,
wife Of the Dnle Ernest Of Luthinia, could
crack nuts between her fingers. and drive nails
into the wall with her thumb; whether she
ever got her husband nnhrr Is not recorded.
Let us preserve irom oblivion the rrnown oi nv
Lady Bultrrlield, WIN, ahnut the year 100, a
Wansiend, IN Essex, (England) thus advertised /:
This is to give notice y my honnfed mnstprs,
and ladies, and loving friends, that my Lady
Butteraeld gives challenge 10 ride horse, or
leap llnrse, or run fbot. or hon, with any
woman IN England sev.n years Younger. but
not day older, because won't unlrrvaIne my.
self being now atvrniy.lour years nf agr.n Nor
should he leil unrrcnrle,l the high. .horn Scottish
damsel whose tradition still Fetnhins Vt the Cas-
Tie oi Hnntihgtowrr, IN Scotland. where two ad-
iacenl pinnacles still mark the Maidrne Lean.
She sprang from hAttlcnent u battlement. a
distance of nine feet four inches, and uloped
with her lover." w e''a4
Among the charming customs Of The Siamcse
people Il one which will particularly commrnd
Itself TO people who hate children. and are both.
cred by noisy boys Homicide ii Sim, i pun.
iahable al regular tariff Of prizes. Thus the
penalty for killing babe Of lrom one to ihree
months Is six "tcul, or about - so; Cor !
child Of four years Old, about $40; for hoy oJ
fifteen, about SIS; and fora man between go
and 40, nearly $50 Beyond the age Of kirty
years uhs penalties decFvaae, 50 that L L 10
more expensive lokill an old man from 90 to 90
years than an infant Of two months. Women
can be killed at two.thirds Of tbs rates Tor males
Another pleasing custnn Is that which allows
man to hire out Bis wife to his creditor as 4
slave, and thus cancel bis deb. By means Of her
toll
A gang Of coffin robbers have been detected
Il Weston. Somerset county, England. The
leaderswas he-exion af the church, and the
party wefs accustomed to open vaults, break
collins with tools cut utths lead lining, and take
this lead, with the cuilin handles and plates. 70
ssll a. cd iron a Bndfnnd The wood ol the
colin and the bones Of its inmatr were broken
up and slowed away IN the further corner of the
vault This has been going on ior over lhrss
years, and 81 least lifly cvilins Including those
of soIno Of the prominent people of the noighbor.
hood--noblouon and othofs-hnso bcoi thus
ouuA3ea.tt nt u fff
rrs .s.II- NrIIIrf -. r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17
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vantage OF our advertisements to impose nso,,
.ner customers inferior preparations. il il neces
saIy 10 insist upon HAVING What you call "a, ara
you WIN get the best, thoroughly tested. and %
pared oy an experienced and scient,6c n..s;..
treasurer OF the New York State Dentists 49,
citation, and Vice President Of the Ne. Ynss
City Dental Society. 'o'A
;.,-s MM: b. HURD / CO., New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-17
CLOTHING.
THE NEW YoRK LrDcrR.

THE NEW I0RK LEDGER.
IT Is SAID. HAS A crRculAr ,on or
l 100000 copissI but IL Circulation /. l;m;ted
sfaetsrsdby
GAM. F1RRx.
At his sstsblishnsnt On Br,dv str..s o,,oe,..
sAs fost Once.
am nov receiving the largest and most eoo-
plets assortmsnt Of
Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings,
hver offered in this MARKET Antieiutip, a,.,,e
trade this Fail, have laid in an unusualIv heavy
stock, and the goods AUGT BE SOLD.
NJ goods are al
THIS FALLS STYLES.
Fresh from the manufastursrs and importers.
shall continue TO keep on nand . large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y.MADE cLoThrN q,
For Mon. Youths and Boy, of my own maaufses-
are which will be sold 1t
- - . { = = N II - 4 . . = +.
lshsll continue 70 manufaeturs my own Cloth
ng thereby giving
4 BETTER 0ARNENT
For the same noaey than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can 10 found.
Shirts Of all dOoor1ptiona.
Under Clothing IN endless variety.
Stocks,
fies.
Hsndkefohiefs,
Socks,
0uspendofo, 90. 4O
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
oDN1T0s
The largest and best ever offered in this msrke
trust the public will call in and examine nv
stock before they make any investments. for am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post Oe6es.
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