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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
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Banf6 bot feline BsRimmung euetdL
Ct IL In Nem SrleanS ais Naafoleer
8uttIus an9efommsn .unb bat bsm(elben
ietn NblsBunesb.fru 1teuei&t.: But.
ler's Name II i'm Wuupe pes aana,n Dol.
fss, iowie Der Name G%remont's. @teel's.
CT tpar Der aus9ejei&netfe acmtntRratiu.
Btamte, ben uns rie Mnnalen pielss Rrtr'
9es porfdbren, Elm Wann, Der cur& feline
GnnBte, ieinen Gait, feline Ginfdt, fsin.
Wdnnlidtett .une (insn Yat.tottsmus
Nem Srleans feter pebalten bat, ale. 6err
Sailed es NIT etrer Mrn1ee. yesfonnt bate.
-@r bat flr BE Sa1e Der Union phenbar
mebr seban, als unlere aaaertfanff9rn
-@merdlt aQe.
8aruu mubte 0utler fa0en2 Wan
iaet, neil {.tn Bruber, neil feline Inter
beamtsn siel .esl@mtnbelt babtn. 81.
Wann, pas fam nt@t lttn. penn Spib.
tubsn 6np ia faft ale bic bcben 6errn.
Neiu, ou @runp 1T tin eana anoerer.
BNr But1sr 0tfet nt&t ptu1 &dtfU Der
GranSolen uno ee1el nt&t Dem Stf. Da:
uis. Deebolb mu6te ct fort. Dat ia
bod Self. Dapts ~ Mnfangt Dseember
Wonats cine proclamation erla6en, in
mel9er II ben Butler fit rinen 0erbre&er,
far stnen Musmurf Der menl6li&en: &C.
leu19aft, sinsn &duber, Dteb. @&tnrer
unb ,pas es Der @brentitel n ebr Btebt, e.
fldrt unb osrfdst, pob man tbn unp feline
Sffciere an ben erfen bef1en Baum aufs
fnlpfen ioIe. @ani in dbnlt&sr @stls
babsn i'm bic offctelen frani6Ni@m Bldt'
ter traetirt unit an @inten be6 frana6G'
l@en WinifsrS an @ewaro BAT Is ia aud
nt@t 9efsblt. ST.. Dapts uno Napoleon
babsn 10. esmoQt uno natdrlt@ muete ba
6err 9incoln f4 fupen.
Sur tbut es uns l.tp I'm Baufs ba6 Ct,
bos @ertseu9 Der @a(bineton @~baraftsr'
loI0feit werpen pubte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
Daufbarfeit.

Dir babsnin neusrer 3eit, ptsI dbsI bts
barbarti&m Dafolsua9ens Der llntsus.
eeute In 1sraS Ssleisn. }Npr wsntse'b sr'
fslben ftno benz Tope e~ntean9sn. uno pte
q tfienl .bsrientaenss bte ,lbrts .9ebltsbsn
fnp, UNI BON BEN S&idial i6rer Drdrer
au tsrt&tsn. babsn 6& mad Msrito &C.
rstt.t, no fFs frsunbtt&s #ufuabms uup
bnali&e untnadBuns a%efunpen babsn.
Bt'b unfr 3an6 Cd ben Wtritansrn
Dant2~
Am 20. Dsebr. Ssrlteb Der S&ooner
sDapor""r New. Uotf. Duftlbe mar BE-
fra&tet, nit propiant unp @%mmunttton
fQr. bic frau36f(&e 3nuaionsarmss, wsl'
DE- Napeleon In Merifo bat lanesn lafen.
8tr. liefsrn allo tsr ffan360l@m Nrupe
rie Mtttel.. um eiejsntaen Az uuterjo&en,
wfl&s un(trsn Brlrem eeaen uufers 2an'
rsefttnte cte 5e!fsnre 6anp rei4en. Der
.,0apcr": 1T aber nidt has erRe S4if.
peI&ss ben Gtanacfsn Yropiant unb ams
munttton. BON Nsw: yorf auesflbrt bat,
une wtrp au& MIDI pas lebte fetn, uno
cie(e 8erforaun0 upo Musrdfun6 cn
franiafi&en 9npaione. @rmse miro often
uno pfenfunets BON unleren @esfdeten
aus betrtsbsn. a., a.;
Gretli9 pom Danfbartstt tarf man ia
,uobi nt&t repen, btnn bstanutli4 Fno he
In 9tras psrfpletti. unionsleute u,eift nur
Deuli4e unp ia uiunmt man Is ntat 10
etnau.
Mber tpft wiQ unlere Standardization
nit ibren Bel&we.esn seaen Gn9lanD BE-
asben, ,pob ras britil&e @oupernemeut
Cd. s.ldeben last toB britti{&e unte4ba'
ntn bic (lpliae CONFEDERATION NIT &ms
munition &c. on(urs.n", 10 Ian8s (st IS
ss7attst, bae bon ben-8sr. Staatn. aus
cte. frana56l&e SnpaGons, Ntmee tbre 8e'
oarfni0e beitebt? Bsib unlue Nrmint-
7ratfOn IS suptm niat, rob Die Snpodon
Nsrifo's eans be|onoers ben Ser. 9taa'
ten gilt? @&ma6 dber btefe felbtu15r'
oTilde uno ldtmpFi@e Geisbeit unp
@ruupfabtufBlstt!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
No& tau.nb UNI tsiie. trob BEN 2drmsn,
faete Datlia ~ GaSosits:
Gnd{sk knn m bsinen Nldmuene2

No& tau.nt uni lsiie. trob BEN 2drmsn.
faete Datlia ~ GaSostte:
eolsb baR tu bttnen Bld&ueus3
Sd tann tbn ut&t autR.bsn, ants
portete Uaportt. leifs ,pdbtsnb' re ptteer
,ur @absl erif. 81 n 10 setjis. Den
xlstpen. suis. Aeaeu0be liebe to- Remit
pu ben junssn babf&tn Mann2 Man
febt Is ibu an, sr bot ststas pom stnsn1
xGnRln an d&. Sd ltebe BE 3anaIsr.
Fttr Shuufptrttr,- ttt- Sdnaer:- -Setate
er mad 6au(s toni,t, las. fine Maiter:
Msln Got. nun 4 IS nit ntiner- Nuts
porbei. Nuu fdngt Il an III ftrstsn: -
&inp, ou au,prenQf mir rtn 1cpf! Msil
II I'm 6aufe bsrum asbt, bis auf Cen DO
ben btnuuf, 10 bod ols moaI'&. UNI ~
Inesn. au pefInmirsn; moe rrstb t6s-eab
man ee untsn bot. ST purient l@on
awaraia 9ous ldali& rur6 Mb(&tsttfu
bsf etnsm Arpofatsn. Gr N eu Sobn
sines Rantors - atu ft6n! Wti6 ssr'
aSuut e. Du lou'sA fsbsn, nit psl6sn
Blidsn u mid anfeb'! 60 anisbsn
f6nnsn rod nur Hl ntler. Ssbr bdbl@
IN e.. SD CLAUDE. Id usrliste mid NOD
Rsue lsbr In i'm. Dsnno6 (aAs Id Bla@s'
pslIe, td ba,.s tbn litb. Siam td 8ut la'
een? So?
Na& elmer paufe fubr 1oporitt fott:
Sd bin rs6t trauria, Datlio: cen
aan3sn CONNER rfanrt e., rU Wtnr ar
Faut mid uup Bla6sptue III 70 enid'rts
oei,ia: 20 eiebi nod ni6t einmot junRe
5&pten aul rnm Wortis; man re'b nl&t,
pas mon sNen fol-; ,t&bats csn Spls'n,
rpie ris G%no|dncu (uQen; rie Butter 1T %
,beuer uup ronn. 6tbf III, IS IT rod TIN
|@nutl. rob mir bier slen. no Elm Bstt
tsbt. Das pnlsirst siueun aue euf am
2e5tn. 80
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
6eparb inter btmotrattidtm 6dnb

6emaro inter btmofratiidtm 6dnb
BIO Dor mente,n @oden fonnte man fan
fetn eemotraNhss. Blott ,ur 6ano nsb
nsn, pbne auf 8umdnl@un0sn bse 6,n.
Stwdsb III Rcetn.S 4aum ae'E~ 1ddsn
Die @apifal.n ri,(sm 3w,irsutia,n 6errn
@ebeimuatb un1 III Qsibe, als ets6nrtn
Demofrot.n ou4 loaleid hen @ptsb utn'
febren. Die meinen reafiiondren @ettorsn
i.ben mir lest ibrem ero6en Sa&sm Ssr'
arb III Glbsn, BE @rtmss. 'Sumnsr,
Trumbuu anfnurrsn unb anteusn. Sbrs
frabsre Gsinel&oft 8eesn Ssmaro 1T esua'
mad feline lsbr srnfs 9epefsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
Die 8eisbett Ebetompee.

Dabnsnb siuiee ionasn, f&nabten be
anetrn laut eur6 sinanrn; ee mar nur
nod yd,u,s Ibolemyes slaubt ein|&rd'
ten ~ md6sn.
R.r.n MIR ui&t ms @tloo btnetn.
ref II, unr ou& ni@t ~ RAID. Yeren'
fen mir ause pobl> msnn mir Gfsft ma&en
molten. 81 oid Smproui(ation rc@t
feinsn Gaaum. G6sn mir NIT. Nnea&t
une ellen mir nit Wsile.. &sin Dran9en!
Dsntt an Ten Irlbltne; tusnn Ct porsstra
fommt. Ram uf,iert n. Sein abermdei:
en Offer purirbt rte @amutb uno pers
|i9su@t re Greurefsltf an elmer 8uten
lafel. Rein Offer, meine 6errR! 90
laot nidt bios GaQeYrane.
Gin unmiuiees @smurmsl nbot fl@ In
ou @ruppe.
ea6 uns sufrisren, 9boIompse! laets
Bla@epsle.
Nieru NIT ben Eyrannn! lebte g.
meuil binSu.
Bomba1ra (oQ leben! fill 0ifolier etu'
Gs in Sonntaa, fubr Uamfuil fort.
Mir ine nu@te1n. betbeuute etaoliu'
Greunps, bseann Gbolompss Don neufm
I'm Iont einse Wanuee, wsl&r ris3las|
rr 6rr|daft wiern sr9rstft, t& piernre
bole, fein gileI tetn 6tireuldrm> fstn uss
termab lslbR IN er 2uR uno. (&ls&tsn
BiB,n! 66r mid an; Id bin tIua ME
Nmpttataus une fabt ME Gdfar. Ssttf
bic Rebus ml0en cine @1snas babsn,
1nb ou& ras G0tn mub tinmal au{b6ren
@ie liettn rie Sl6i9fet!sn. uneine Damn
Wu@ ris(e mu6 man NIT Sinn unp Der
Rdnenie e.nitbfn. Ger ~ uiA iet, fraf
G4 ItltR. Or liste @ott bat Ter 9nei'
e.tien he Chiffon trtbeilt, rsm Noatr
Die Wo1al Al lsleu. unr n1s,tet mob
auf: cine iert sursr Q.tt sn(&aften fslbf
BE 2ist,, bot sinen MaQtn, her nt6tdbH'
lae.n ,pertsn ta,f. ,,Sn allen Din9sr
mub mon bei 5,tttn tas :Dort fms bin
(&r.iber; man mus an l& balten une ia
Notbfaue tetn Nppnits ben, Nisad Dor
(ai.tsn, feline 9uR tin(perrtn une I'D
ldbR auf bic @aae b1inaen. Or 1T tIul
unh rrei(e, Ipslter IN etm rs1tsn Nu9tn:
Slide I1 itltf onbaftsn ta6en 'fane
@denft mir sini0es @utrausn. Wsil ID
bft Ne&t. stniasrmobs lurin bats. nj
e. msint Gramina b%e3tu8sn; msi' t@ bt'
untufdieo swtiden timer (&wstsnetn uni
elmer bemse!sn -Grass femme; ws'l t@ IN
Qateinif6m cine Ibsfs Cher tie Wrt, nj
man In Rom foItnts. aIs WunaIius Qud'
for mor. pulbstpiaa bab,; neil l@> mt
IS (deint. bolp Toftor mereen lou. folA
nod teinsSweQs n%o,bmeneia. ea6 Id til
G6mo9fopf lst. Nlio smpfsbIs Id tud
MdB in eurtn @dnfhtu. Su wabr ID
Eelir Ibolcmyts beiRt, IS 1T Aut as(oat
@Ildli@ Ter. wtldr, (obulo bic Stunr
ldldot. einen bdrenmdtbi9sn Gnt|@lu'
fa6t unt ME GpUa. abeanft.
Boporits b5,ts nit er 0r5btsn Aufn,s1t
famtttt su.
G,iir! (oats fs. rtl& blb(@u Nnuns
Den babe Id 9ern. 81 it Iatini}@, Il
>peie IS.
Ibolou1pee fubr fort:
ttUe1tftsunB fpist.3
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01

: Nnberorbeutli&e Jru9tbarfeit. Gtne
Nep gprter Dame. Wre. Naete, bat
wdbrsnb bsr 3stt BON 3 9ab.sn, Z No'
natsn unb nsunssbu Tassn nt&t psnissr
ale 1 3tnber aeboren, bte f& aae
wott unb muutsr- be1nbsn. Dit ttnlel1,sn
@eburten ereiansteu fI@ ute folat: an
24..11e9unf 1858 rim =xtut, aut, &c. Stunt
So &inber,. an 20 Mat. '60-2
sRinbes, an, %. Mdra 81 3tuber,
an 10. Gebruar '62 "A 4tnbet. ga,
wsan bas, 70 fsrt6sbtl =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01

Qippe tre,nt. battle Ne jsnss 70 rst1snee'
absr tauna bsmntli&e Gdll&en. tas g.
beimnibcpue 3si&sn bsr Stufatett. ips!'
DIES BarbaroGa's 2isbt ~ elmer Diana
&p.dte, usl@s man In Seontum aussrub.
Die 2i.be III cine Slnpe, jueseebet'
bet Gantine (&wsbts absr BE unl@ulp
Gter Der Slnbe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01
BET Bpmbarba.

. Na1ben BE Greube an BET Nuti@babn
ri15pft mar, ba&te man an bas Mtttaes<
elsn, ltnb etrpas eru,doet eertstbsn bteN@t
i, pas @fribstau6. bas 8ombarba,L ber
.ramals berabmte Reftauroteur. In ben ety.
fdii@tn Gelssrn etn8nt&tet bate.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-01


Guntins austn woute f& nt&t f&auteln
luGen.
@ol&e 3tersr.t esfaut MIR ri@t, u,ur'
melte Gaportte ,temltd BITTER.
Na@pem man BE Gid entla6su bhtte,
eab es rsue 9uR: man fubr IN sinsn
Boote lber BE 5etne unb BON Ya6p- aus
afng I'd III Tube na@ BEN Sterutbon.
Die Ydr@en paren, pte man fi& e%rfnnert,
felt f1nf l1br auf ben Btiuen. absr Conn
taes etebt's feline MaotStstt, (a0te Gaeo'
rite. SonntaBs orbettst oie MaotBsett
rtttttt.- @5tBtn trtt ut1ttr trff&%ttntn TT rttt
paare In Der Ruti&babn. stnsu ieltlamsu
@sbduce, bas bantals auf btn 66ten BON
Drouiou 1anb unt bs1sn @&laneenltnte
mon absr ben 8dumen Der ely(at(&sn Gs!'
Ger fab. .
Bon Belt ~ Belt ben1ntte Gavertte:
Mber bic uebsrrai%uns? Sd uerlan8e
bic u%eberraf&uns.
@ebule! antuortete EbolomYes.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-04-22
Shot At-But Missed |!
A GRAND MISTAKEN!


THAT ALL THE MERCHANTS OF CURWENS-
vile were wounded. 'Tis true, that was asshot
at but missed and since then have been at the
city and procured very large assortment of
goods of all descriptions, which am disposing of
at lower rates than any otherhouse in the county.
READn' READM READun
Best Calico, at from Is to le cents per yard.
Best Muslin, at from Is to 30 cents per yard
Best Delaine, at from 20 to % cents per yard
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES ~
Best Sugar at from l2t to Is cents per pound.
Best Syrup at 81 cents per gallon.
All other groceries at the same rates. Boots and
Shoes, and Shoe findings cheap.
Ladies who wish to make good investment
should call and examine the assortment of dress
goods-Merinos, Saxony plaids, Plaid Brilliants,
&C., dc. Also. Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods Nubias
Sontags, Gloves, &C., &c.
Dec 5, 1862 j. d. THOMPSON.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-04-22

Read hs foiio,c,ng iiss Of goods and profit otere5y
Cheap FOR THE IaDIEs Goods
CIsap Always on and large stock of La
TLsaI dies goods-such Coburg Cloth, lI,I
Cb.apl Alpacas De LANES, Ginghams GoJ
IL.,nI Prints, Chintz, Kerchiefs, Nu- iCL
ON bies, Bonnets, Gloves, etc. Co.
Cheap FOR GENTLEMEN, Goods
Cheap Always on hand Black, Blue. Brown Goods
CheGp, and Grey Cloths Fancy and Black Goods
Cheapi Casimeres, Sattinsts, Cassinets. i(;oods
Cheap Tweeds, Plain and FancyVest- Goods
Cheap ings. Shirting, etc. etc etc. Goods
Cheap. KEADY-MADE Goods
Cheap Such as Goats, Pants Vests, Under Goods
Cheap Shirts and other Flannel shirts Goods
ChedPf Boots, Shoes Hats. Caps. Neck Goods
Cheap ties Gum Boots and Sboes.snd 6Ioods
Cheap variety of other articles. Goods
Cheap uoITSEIIoID coons Goods
Cheap Sr.b se UnhIaacha5 nJ p,o.,h. Al Goods
"TRIP Muslns. Colored Musins. Linen GoonS
C4eotP and cotton.table cloths Oil cloth, CooaS
C1e'Pi C4Pi Linen and hemp fowls. car CooaS
GI pets, curtains fringe, etc C, "oe"
CIegpp HARDWARE, &C. Gooas oo,5s
Cheap II you want y ans OF spihes- manure Goods
Tb.ani or other forks, SaW-mill or other lGooLs
(,bsa1l saws. Smoothing irons, Locks, Goods
C6eant Hinges, ETC.. go to Mossop's Goods
Cheapi where you can buy cheap Coos
Cheqp! II YOU WANT Goods
Cheap Knives and forks, Butcher Knives, Goods
Cheap Shoe and Stove black ing. Manila Goods
CheapE and hemp ropes Ink, Paper or Goods
Cheap. Pens Powder, shot or Lead, Goods
Cheap ETC., buy them a, Mossop's. Goods
Cheapi IF YOU WANT Goods
Shtedp Shoe Last or Pegs Palm or Fancy Goods
C4eap Soap, Starch, Wall Paper or Win Goods
Caeap dow Shades, Lamps, Lamp tubes Goods
CcHedPl or Wicks. coal oil, etc, go to GOODS
CheaP Mossop's cheap cash store. Goods
Gnpl Sne4pl IF YOU WANT IGooas
Sap G ood extra family Flour. White or OOoo1S
Th.SP brown sugar, hams, shoulders or 11 Goo0H
CsP sides, coffee; Imperial, Young Uooas
49, Tyson or black tea, buy them GI -oo1s
CbsanI at Mossops cheap for cash. GooSs
Cheap If YOU WANT Coos
Cbeapl lTallow candles, fine or coarse salt Goods
Guar Syrup or molasses, cheese, dried Goods
Chsaps apples or peaches. water or So Goods
Che1pI do crackers, call at Mossop's Goods
Cheap where you can buy cheap. Goods
Cheap IP YOU WANT Goods
Cheap Port wine for Medical or Sacramen- Goods
Cheap tai uses, Sweet wine, old Monon- Goods
Cheap, gaheia or rye whisky, Cherry Goods
Cheap and Cognac brandy. buy at Goods
Cheap Mossop's cheap cash store. Goods
Cneapl Cnp IF YOU WANT Gooas
Cheap, rants- sl6s-,s go, -, ~ Goods
Cheap gro,na nnts s.na;a. sra.;.a Goods
Snp Liquorice root, buy them e,oo,s
GI.P at Mossop's cheap and good. gooas
CIsap IF you WANT Googs .Ooas
Ck,ap To buy any other article cheap be Go,d,
Cherpi sure TO go to Mossop, for he sells iGo.ds
CIsap cheaper for cash than any other Gooys
Chedpi NP Peis9u III a. oee,neiu re-, county; Goods
CAs1pl noe' -, iooi ape 90. Goods
Approved country produce of esery ks.sd token AZ
tbs usis1f ssdrAfs Y,rce< IN s-etcrks for goods.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-04-22
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Old and stubborn Ulcers Rheumatic
Disorders. Dyspepsia, Costiveness.
Jaundice, salt Rheum, Mercurial diseases, Gen.
eral debility, Liver complaint, Loss Of appe-
tite. Low spirits. Foul stomach, Female
complaints, Together with all other
disorders from improper con-
dition OF the circuatory system. As general Ton
ic, its effects are most benignant, and cannot
fail to benefit, where used perseveringly,
and according to directions.
Those desiring my genuine Blood Searcher
must be careful in purchasing. counterfeit med
icine is like counterfeit money. it can be afforded
at low prices which 10 sufficient inducement
with some to endeavor to palm it off for genuine
Buy only from Respectable Dealers-Ask Dis
tinctly for the
BLOOD SEARCHER
prepared by Me, and take mo other
For sale by J. K. McMurray, New Washington,
and ii I. Henderson Co., Bethlehem, and all
good drug gists and storekeepers throughout the
country. j. n. LINDSEY, ND
Hollidaysburg. Pa
D. R. d. p. Kinporte, Wholesale and retail
agents, Cherrytree Indiana county, Pa.
Simon johnson. PittsbuTg. Pa. sole sesnt
July 30, 1852 II.
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during the next session of Congress to convene in
this city the first Monday il next December.
The Daily Globe will contain full repor. Of
the debates in both branches OF Congress; also
the news of the day, together with such editoriI
articles as may be suggested by passing events.
The Congressional Globe and Appendix win
contain a report of all the debates Of the session.
revised by the speakers the Message. of the Pre,-
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Heads of the Executive Departsments, the Lsrs
passed during the session, and copious indexes to
all. They win be printed on double yal sheet
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The Congressional Globe and Appendix pss
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der joint resolution Of Congress passed the Sh
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The next session Of Congress will, probably, BE-
the 70 ost important one that ever met.
TERMS:-For one copy of the Daily Globe d.
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The Daily Globe may be taken for one or mers
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tons for The Congressional Globe and Appendln
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ny it.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

The undersigned has just returned from the
east, and is opening large stock of seasonable
goods at his Store In Ansonyille-such as Cloaths,
Cassimeres and Satnetts; Ladies dress goods,
Cloth Cioaks and Bonnets; Ready-m clothing
Hardware and Groceries; Boots and Shoes; Salt
and Leather, Cooking-stoves and Stove pipe in
fact. good assortment of such articles as are
needed at this season of the year Country pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods-Cash not re-
fused. II SWAN
AuteuviIls November -, 1857
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