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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
South Carolina AristOcracy,

Parson Brownlow said in late speech discu,s-
ing the absurd pretensons of the Cotton aristn.-
cracy
al have lived in South Carolina. boyo
travelled extensively in South Carolina for n
number of years. Why, in their legislative .s.
sembes, the sergeant At arms aud a lenuty or
two' with cooked hats and swords retire and
bring IN the speaker Of the House, or the Sncok.
er Of the Senate, who comes rohel out in blark
SILK to dress Out in all the amplitude of fasljou
any two ladies here even in times of the most ~
travagant hcops. Laughter The Sheriff nc.
comparing them, with cooked hat aud sword
gives three rars upon the floor :" Laughter
Then lie marches grandly in and takes his seat
Inc same pompous forms are observed with one
OF their circuit judges. He is conducted in. in
the same way. have seen old Judge Butlrr
afterwards Senator, march in with his silk he
on, preceded by his Sheriff and deputies in cock.
ed hats and with swords, crying, ''Aake wny for
t1e M Honorable Court ~ and everybody squatted
like so many quiis when a hawk is about
Laughter"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09

A GREEN SENiiSrL.-A drafted man on guard
a, Camp Howe, recently hailtd Colonel Stockton
us be WAS passing thus:
Say, here, who are you?'
Colonel S'-"l be-vc I'm Colonel of a reRi.
ment"
You arc; Colonel, give Us IA chaw tobac.
A,'er getting supply Of the weed he stuck bis
musket in the ground aud very complacentlv r,.
marked Its rather w,t oAt here-belie,e
I'll go in and siI down awhile" and went to his
quarters.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
s. M. pETTRNaILL 4 nn.

No. 81 Park RolO, NelO York, & Safest, Boston,
Are our authorized Agents in those cities to take Ai
yertisements and subscriptions for the Journal and
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09
Boots and Shoes Tor the Million,

Boots and Shoes for the Million
nE largest the above articles to be found
In the State is at No. lO2 West second Street. between
shipey and Orange Street. During the summer Wheh
thugs dull aud before the present high prices pre-
vailed we laid In large quantities. Of atocki when We
Manufactured into all kinds Of Boots and Shoes besue
large assortment uf Eastern work whicb we bought ~
anticipation Of the present state Of affairs all Of when when
We determined to sell at prices that cannot be o9ee
ed to ly the most economical besides all the articles sua
At this establishment warranted to DO represented
aud all wh0 patrUnize this establishment may depenu
upon getting equivalent for their money, as UNIFORM
ity Of price Is rule of doing business. ..,-
JAMES W. BRINE
No. 1O2 West Second Street. between shipey aud oianS
sts., Wilmington Del.
September 6th 1s62-Rapatf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-09

Notice is hereby given to Mariners that the
Baltic Captain }. J. Comstoek, is reported to
have run aground, drawing lsi feet, on a shoai
spot situated about - miles due east from Win
ter Quarter Shoal, on the Coast Of Maryland aud
not laid down on the charts, and survey of the
ground will be made at the earliest practicable
moment
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
AMUsEMHNTs. A

w Performance Wal terminate before IL o'clock
Toe free list suspended except the press
FIFTH NIGHT OF THE sERiEs OF
SECOND rfMa faASDARD COMEDIES
nero 0f Mr. Sroushams ge PItsa ys ss. production OF
FIRE. FIRE
(Aced on Tuesday last very fun and fashionable au
dshce 10 immense APPLAUSE sustained by its great original
Dr. Savage q rising physcan). Lester wallack
AsrSer. wsvsry ksrtos orion
RicSa ~ MI p2 lyya
Mrs Herbert Wavery y..........M Mrs Hosy
PSrkins maao" Miss Mss croceea
mary anne New Scenery by Y isHEKwooD. MASS 0AfniAn
synopsis Oh scenery and ssee's; scF
DR. savags's oice-A husban as conadeuceAdyice moral
ana meaicA'' aud Its consequence. aGr fs
Drawing Room at waverly's house-More Discrimination
The matrimonial sgensA 1uctuating bacheior-Uncle
Mrs. waverys boudoira Roland for the Doctors Oliver
Article threc-Is effect.
The Doctors once-pnchbect ssa.n-rhs net is woven.
and the Doctor iscaught.
Saloon and drawing room at wavery's-Much equvoque-
Des susSsna
aud VILE drop their masks and everybody realizes the
Wv" SATURDAY.
6THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
which was given on "Wednesday to most crowded and
''''A'''' A"''A' MONDAY NEXT,
Bouocauvs spirited and popular Comedy Of
Ss with the
~. siiE sroors 10 CONQUER.
LOVE FOR LOVE
are in rehearsal aud viii shortly be produced.
T AURA KEENE's THEATRE.
NEW TWO S' ac1 scf DRAMA
NEW sUkfEsoUE.
ToNIGnT,
EVERY NIGHT TIL. FURTHER NOTICE,
""' &c '''''A''' INC SIMPLE STORY,
'"' A''' '''" CHARLES DICKENS.
LITTLE TOM;
A cHRIsrS%As CAROL.
Ana the ne" baf'ssfas EosiSsox s. cRusoE.
new anu enc New New and sssrtcs descriptive music
BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL CASTS
WINTER GARDEN.
SSsH$Hfs SSsH#H9$ ssSH$HEi:
sEsHgEE ssHsEg9E
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGHT
500
| when will be presented
| EXTRAORDINARY BILL.
| THREE
| Or
THEIR BEST PIECES
| LAKES OF Kill ARNEY,
| LAKE., or KILLARNEY.
CONNECTICUT CDUETSHIP,
a.i
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
| ia which
MIR BARNEY WILLIAMS
| will susten his great chat,r ot
| MONDAY, jan @.
| The original Auie Iicaa Cor'edian,
| MIR. i. =. CLARKE
| will appear in three at his
MOST POPULAR PIECES
| NGEIODEON 5y0 BROADWAY BETWcEN SPRING
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

A TTAvIiMENT NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
"A by gvca that wit of aachne uthas been issued
oi the Court of New Jeisey, the Csts.
rnc n Mac.bsy against the estate Of William H. Hayes
and Frances w. uayes his wiir the OF
dollars in plea cf debt aud that said writ returned
duly served on the tenth day OF september last
CIAS \, SMITH, Clerk.
DEcKsBER IL, 1861. THsoDoRs RuSSoH, At,oi ney.
SUPREME CoURT-CITy AND COUNTY lor NEW
~ Nork.--Abrl Y. Anderson and stephen Cambreeua
Trustees, &c against The Liverpool Borough Bank and ohis.
Gordon FoibesSummons for relief (com ITO hek
above dciendans:You hereby summoned renurcd
70 answer thr complaint IN this acon, which will be filed IN
the Office OF The clerk OF the city and of New
the City Hall In said city, and Of
10 the said complaint on the subscribers No II
Wall street, In the city of New York. within twenty DAYS
after the service Of ihi, summons you exclusive OF the
day OF such service and fail 10 the said
pant within the me Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
will apply 70 the Court Tor the reet demanded in the
plant CAMBGELENd PYNE, Plsin,ls' Atlorueys
pArEp Nkw y0RE, Ncy, II, 1861,
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
SALE POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE.

EXECUTORS SALE.-WIfL BE SOLD By THE UN.
~ dersigned, executor OF the nst viii and
Felix Mhen deceased under the direction of Chambers
AFairchid, auctionecrs, the 9Th day of January ls
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ on The premises side A.
near Twentieth street, large quantity OF blue Flag Stone
one Truck, Cart Harness, Stable, good will Of Leas.
ROBERT TUNsTALL.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

powEgy THEATRE.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALA
The great Holiday B repeated every night this week and
Saturday afternoon.
Krili,t fnlnph OF the now pan;nni ne OF BARON NUN
CAsEN; Harlequin aud the Faiy oi The silver 1cicie
when will be performed 'v4rv night during the week, in
conjunction with the popus Elucstrisn pertolnanoe.
EEMEMBEl.--I.EM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GRAND PERFORMANCES
viii be uf the Monster Pantomhne In addition 10 the
Rug aiuncut
Afternoon performance commence at ga
Evening commences ~ ~.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

CHERlFF'S SALE,--DRUGs MEDICINES, &c.
~ chANBEEs A FAIKyHILD AUCTIoNEERs,
T. SAf.ESR0OM lis NASSAU STREET,
will sell on Monday, January at II O'clock nt l62 Broad
way an extensive Stock OF Drugs and Patent Medicines
All kinds Perumery &C. &c, together with the Store and
Odice Fixtures aud Furniture.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

AMUSEMENTS.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprieters.. .Messrs a. L. j. W. LinGArl
. FRIDAY. JANUARY T. l863
the grand Equestrian Drama Of
MAZEPPA;
or, THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARR.
Mr.. G. L. Foxs wonderful Comic Pantomime Of
THE MAGIC BARREL, !
the aughable Buriesque OF
and the comic farce Of
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MusEUM ~
ALL THE HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS CONTINUED.
TIE NEW FAIRY PLAY,
ONDiNA OR, THE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS.
The most beautiful In New York, including
hANDALL'S GREAT MECHANICAL SCENE
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
In TINE ENCHANTED FoREsT.
TIE ABODE OF THE FAIRIES
Which closes The & gorg,ons - Spectacle, y produced
At and 7l o'clock, and
From the of LabrA6oG.
THE LIVING H1PPO9OTAMUs,
From the river Nile In Eevpt
THE GRAND AQUARIA,
with its myrads of LIVING Fish. including ET0H1
LARGE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT. TWELVE
TINY LIVING SEA-H0RSES: THE GREAT MAMMOTH
GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON TIE MONSTER SNAKE0
HAPPY FAMILY WAX FIGURES the 200 EDU CATEU
WHITE RATS and multitude OF other Novelties are Y
be all hours.
Admission ALL 25 cents; Children under ten Is cents
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCrIONEER. .-HENrY n
LEEDS co Will sell al auction Saturday, Jan T.
NJ u ocock In front Of store street pair OF
Csrrage Horses ie hands high brown bays cast over
5lc; they are to be sold without reserve whatever
as the owner leaving the city. Also Mare long a
10 hands high, Kind and gentle all harness. ALSO a light
'>iness Wagon. In good order Also n.c Harness Tho
whole o. he sold without reserve
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
SALES Ar AUCTION.

IN January at II O'Clock At the Merchants Exchange
stated doors below Sixth Thirty
Lot 25xl47 feet deep Sale peremptory.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
1COREcLosURR OF MORTGAGE SALE or wTLpER's

GEORGE COOK, ArCTrONEER. SALE
~ or elegant Household Furniture Mnstcai Bnyes &c.
This day at eleven oclok at the or- III Broadway large
STOCK OF hrst class rurnurn consisting Paror
snd Library Suits IN yal!v eegsn, Parior iaries,
Eteseres Canterbures, Work Fables Fancy Ia.
bes. rosewood Armoufc.ascc, wardrc 5es Bookcases,
Bullets, Excursion Tables Chairs, H Stands Bedsoads
Bureaus Washsiands, Dressing Tables Lounges, Easy
sale. "
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

DROOKLVE ACADEMY or MUSIC.
ID "OCTOR0ON" MATINEEi
"OCTOROON" MATINEEil
"O0rOROON" MATINEKttJ
In of the enthusiastic approval bestowed
the performance New Years night, by audience ainS
the Academy of Music its utmost capacity, and In comp8
ance with general request,
MISS KIMBERLY
Will produce, for the last time,
THE OCrOROONt
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JanuaryI. 1862,
And also,
On SATURDAY EVENING, January 4, 1862
MISS KIMBERLY ,..............., ZO8
Which character she personaed nearly SIX HUNDRHO
TIMES In the principal cities of the Union.
Mr. q. Waic0t Pete
Mr. Harry Hotto Salem Scuddei
Mr. VIM. Ward. McCiu ke0
Mr. Harry Langdon .............. Wah
Mr. kngsland. Geo. Peytou
Miss A. NJ Frost. Observation-Disclosures. Dora
Miss Irving Thibcdeaux
Miss Adel Piunket Little Paul
sPRcEsternnOn performance tickets 5Ccens al undoe
sixteen years only % No seats Evening
fornance ii kes 90 cents; ei seats 70 cents; family
circle, Is
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

~ DANIEL A, MATHEWS, AUCTIONEEE Will SELL,
A. is sa!esroooa. 10 Nassau street, beiwean Futon
John streets,
This dav tFrday) 1913 clock, consrnrnens
hne assostmen OF Bronyes Clocks elegant vase Dinner
and Tea Sets silver Plated Ware, Parau ard Iisquet
Sjgurcs Dess. Paper Mache Goods and Glove Box
-es Segtr Cabinets Oieur Cases Gilt and Onou tioods
and numerous other beautiful articles suitable tho holi.
day
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

HENRy n. LEEDS AUCTTONEER. HENRY H.
IL II EDS Co viii sell si auction Saturday. Janrary
at l0 o'clock, a the salcs g Nassau 'icet iu.
noid turniie onsisting OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets
OAK Extension Dining Tables mahogany marble TOP Dress
int Bureaus mahogany marble top Centre Side and Pier
rabies gilt frSne Mancl Mirrors Lace inaov Curtains
mahrfany Bedseads. mahogany and Hastnds m no.
gany Sofas and CHAIR, n haircloth.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

A ss: RICHARDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
WHITING on Thursday jan q at 10 o'clock at store a
Corantt street, comprising all varieties of Winter
Also invoice of Stock Goods good order. The whole
60 be sold without Catalogues morning OF sale
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

RRoWNE NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEERS.-THIs DAY
~ (Frday) January at luS o'clock,
Nassau street. perempory sale Furs manufac
eured The present season. of the finest skins by
largest boses Ia the trade expressly for
conprise real Russian sable Mink Marten Hudson Bay
sable Royal rmne all adapted for both ladies
mems wear; Capes Cuffs Tamas Cloaks yictornes Caps
Muis Peerines, Gloves Also entire stock large
variety o elegant Sleigh, Carriage and Lap Robes
which be found rich and well trimmed Rocky Mountain
Wolf rich Grizzly Bear W hic Polar Bear Huiso BAY
WOlf, WOlf Robes set In with b ak bear.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

UCTION SALE OF RE IL ESTATE
"A The beautiful residenc OF James Conway at Fatbush,
L. L. ii be sold Friday. January u o'clock,
Commercia Exchange 369 Fulton sirc Brooklyn opposite
the City Hail.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03
SALES AT AUCTION.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT
IA FIRST GLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Superb Ptanoforte two magnificent ..,,-..
Coet S2o0 each; magnificent Diamond
Bracelet cost $500; Diamond Cluster Rings
COLLECTION OF STATUARY VASES. B1ONzES
AND RICH PARL0R ORNAMENTS.
Sale positive and peremptory.
This (Friday morning. at ii o'clock precisely the beau
tful Parier Chamber, Dining Room snd Library Furn
Aure in the dwelling house l62 West Twentynrst street,
Seventh and Eighth all Of which Is now,
having been recently made and comprises everything adapted
60 elegantly Furnished residence the whole 70
be peremporiy sold for cash. consisting OF English Velvet
and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Paror Furniture
suite, comprising three fusus richly carved all OF which
covered in rich silk 5rocae and of the best descrf
ton rosewood Centre aad Pier Tables Turkish Chairs In
blue and gold moquet Damask and Lace Curtains,
Mantel and Pier Mirrors gold and landscape Shades,
Eegsres style Louis XIV rich S,vres and
Dresden Mantel Vases, Artistic Bronzes &C.
ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
marble Top Bureaus richly carved Bedseads fifteen Hair
Mattresses Chamber Suits rosewood Bronze
Clock marble Washsands Lounges French and Spring
seat Chairs Rockers. Divans Ottomans Oval Mirrors
perb Bedding oak Extension Table, Sofa Bed
eteads rich French and Bohemian China rich Tea Sets Sill
Ware Spoons Forks, Casters Ice Pitchers, Urn Tea
Service ruby and crystal Cut Glass of description oak
marbe top Buffet oak Chairs superb Desk, Olcoth, rich
Chandeliers marble Hall Stands 10 Catalogues house.
Sale positive, rain or shine.
N B-Partcs from distance assured that ar.
Gle in the house will be sold strictly without reserve and
there will be positively posponement Purchasers
have their goods carted packed shippe reliable parties
who will be In attendance for that purpose
RUSSELL w. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

THE COLLEEN BAwN-THE GREATEST IR&H
L Drama OF the Age.-Now drawing crowded houses q
Ecyckers theatre Chicago with Mr. Collins the celebrates
Comedian and Vocalist Whose great success IN the
Coppecn, with his beautiful songs
in annals OF the stage. Mr. Collins pos
eessina right perform the above Drama in ths
United States will be ready to negotiate for Its production s
New York at the conclusion OF his Western cngagenen
the In February. Managers wishing
cotiats with Mr.. Collins address him at Moyckosb
theatre Chicago to January f. and after OF The theatre
Pittsburg, Pa. TO the lSh. VIM. COLLINS, Agent
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

Y: DUNCAN, AUCTIONEER, III NASSAU STREET.
~ " DUNCAN& co. will have their closing sale OF
stoves Kings Fixtures and Heaters at los O'CLOCK this
Jay. J1nulty y Sale postve and wiihnni res
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL ON
Thursday. DEG at u O'Clock. at the Merchants Ex
change, the House and Lot known No. l0 West
remain on bond and mortgage for of years. The
further particulars apply OWN. WRITER'S No 454 Canal
street..
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-04
BETTER AND BETTER.
A NOTHERLARGE LOT OF THOSE
Packages,

just received at the BOOK STORE These contain bet.
ter Paper and Envelopes than any lot before
and IN addition, contains a copy Of the NATIONAL
iAA law n2sm2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-04
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint.
Schirrus, Cancer TumOrs, ,En1nrgcment,
liberation, Carries and Exfoliotion OF
the Homes.

great variety Of have been reported to us where
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the of this remedy, but space here will not admit
them. Some of them may he found in our American
Almanac which the agents below named are pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-04
Wariietp.
short but Great.

"Stand by Burnside as you have STOOD
by me. and all will be WE'LL"
We have read the speeches of kings
and emperors and commanders, when
sudden adversely overlook them, and,
stripped of power, they were compelled
to 20 into exile. For no man is sure oi
his sceptr cor his sword in this uncertain
world
But we never read speech that bears
impress of a nobler spirit, truer man,
a better patriot and greater general,
than these few words of General McClel-
Ian. He was leaving the army that he
had called into being. Degraded at the
moment when success was hoverlng
around his triumphant standard turned
back from the field where he was soon to
redeem his country and restore shat
tered government superseded by a sub
ordinate, and compelled to make over to
him the command of the victorious le.
gions who loved him with devotion verg.
ing on ido!atry, no word of complain,
breaks from his bleeding, noble heart, but
with voice clear, steady, glorious in its
tones, like the clearness that calls to bat
tie, he says:
"Stand by Burnside as you have stood
by me, and all will be well.".
That gave the key note to the arm.
and the country. Every soldier stood b,
Burnside; every citizen stood by Burn
side. For all the friends Of Mcclellan
are friends to the country, and Will
they do not love him less, they love he
more.
Heroic man He that ruleth his owl
spirit is greater than he that taketh n city
and that greatnes is thine.-N. Y. Oh
ServOr,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-04
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,

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This Is remedy universally known to snrpass any
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Few the communities, families, among them
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some living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
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As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and
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For sale by DR.. j. X. RAIFF, Druggist,
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-04
WATCHES 4 JEWELRY,
OF TIE
Richest and Most Fashionable Patterns,
Offered at Retail, at Wholesale Prices!

J'HE Subscribers. Manufacturers and Importers Of
i all the most elegant styles Watches and Jewelry,
with view to extend their business to an unlimited
extent, have determined to offer the following rich and
desirable descriptions OF WATCHES and JEWELRY at
the unpf fecedented low prices named:
HuSrSG CoMPosrrroN CAstp LEVERS, English-made
movements, full iewelcd and the best imitation gold
Price SIS. Retals from $9O to 800.
HuNTYG SILVER PLATED ARMY WATcU, superior regu
lated movement massive Gases, and handsome finish,
full jeweled Price Sl5. Retas at from $40 to 800.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsfD ARMY WA1cH, one of the
richest ornaments out. Good movement, and hand
sOmey engraved massive Case. Price SO Rctails at
from $40 to 800. Also,
Other WATCHES in great variety, at Low PRICES.
LADIES' SETS of BRocH and EAR DAops to correspond
IMITATION CLUSTER DIAMOND, very rich patteru en-
tircly new, 81 90.
Coral AND BEAD ENTwIyFD, very neat and pretty
ornament, handsomely mounted, SO 25.
Gentiemen's vfsr CHAINS, Pari sian, very rich pat
tern, 81.
RINGS, of the most handsome designs. Plain. only
Is cents. Scroll pretty, 81 Chesed one OF the
neatest ornaments out, 81 Seal gnet 81. Imitation
Diamond, chased or enamelled, 50.
SILVER BUTTONS. Patent chased, enamelled, entire
new and handsome patterns, $3.50 Double chased or
enamelled, only ST. so.
Bosom srups, Il variety of new patterns, per set Of
three, $ljO.
Bosom AND SCARF PISS. Leaf, with opal and fancy
stones, S2,OO Imitation Diamond = 80.
L0CRErs Double glass, and richly engraved, ~, 90.
Purchasers have only to name the article that they
DESIRE and make the remittance In registered letter.
upon receipt of which the goods ordered will he sent
free OF expense Parcels to the amount opSi2 and mp
when the goods delive ed,
Agents. Suffers Pedlcrs, Country Merchants, etc.
throughout the country; who wish to make money. will
do well to obtain oar Mammoth Circulars, which will
be sent free. We furnish the most saeabe Outfits, at
prices unsurpassed by any other concern.
Add ess,
HUBBARD BROTHERS,
Nos. Gj and 67 Nassau. car. Of John street,
n37m3 New York.