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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-12
THE ELECTION.

The election is over. and the abolitionistS
have won. They have won, however, by the
skin of their teeth, and whether fairly or foul.
ly must be determined hereafter. The great
states of New York. Peauss i,aaia, and Hi
nois, with Connecticut aud Missouri, which
have decided ihe matter. have, il ct al. gone
for Lincoln b. s-.r small maiar.t.ss, that
the farming o. h4ni n.-ht have decided
,hcm either WAY. Whether that hand wa :
the strong hand Of power, corr"Ftly wleid'a'
or whether ii was not. must. however, Is we
said. be determined hereafter.
As the case stands, the democracy are
Beaten There were two courses open to the
people. Eley could choose war, suffering,
ay.eudi,ure fife, national bankruptcy and
an ultimate ignoninious peace in the recog-
ni-:pu of the coniederacy; or they could
.l,... a speedy cessation OF the war on the
honorable terms of the constitution. with no
more Wholesale slaughter, no more ccnscript-
i1a. no more ruinous expenses, and peace,
union, and good feeling restored.
Tie people have, by their votes, chosen
the former. They have chosen that the war
shall go on at its present rate and for its pre-
sent objects. They have thus decided that
there shall be another CONSUMPTION for half a
million Of men before next midsummer, for
NJ least that number viii be needed to keep
up the army to its present aggregate; they
have chosen that the national debt shall 60
on accommodating al the rate OF three millions
per day: that the national currency shall CON
tinue to depreciate that universal bankrupt
CO shall overwheln the north as it has the
south: and that havoc, ruin and desolaton
shall continue to hold high carnival over the
raircst portion of this afflicted land.
1t is not pleasant 10 US to hold up to the
people this gloomy picture of the future. and
our prayer Is, it may not be realized; but we
believe as firmly as we do in our existence
that it Will be. We know the abolition lead
ers have promised the people very different
things. So they promised four years ago,
but all their promises were beled. When
time and events again give the lie to their
promises, will the people again submit quiet
y TO the deception?
Do the people ever err? In 1850 they de-
feated Douglas for the Presidency by an i'm
,nense majority. Is there one man in ten
that does not now regret that Douglas was
not then elected President? The people can
make mistakes, and they made one on Tues
day, for which may they have much less
cause for repentance than We believe they
viii have.
We submit to the voice of the people and
acknowledge our allegiance to the govern
ment of which they have again chosen the
administrators. We shall ober, and urge
obedience to ali It's lawful behcsts But we
expect no good of them. We can have in
view of them none but the glooniest forebo-
dings for our country. May We be in error,
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PLEASURES OF ENGLISH RAILWAY TRAY
EIIyG.-A correspondent Of the London
Times tells the following story:
'.On the ID instant | was one Of three trsv-
elers By the $40 afternoon limited mail from
the Euston Square Station. We occupied a
frst-class compartment Of the Glasgow car
rage. The train had barely started when
We saw q mans hand pushed out from below
the seat opposite. Immediately followed by
the head aud body. la moment he was
standing before Us, saving, Believe me. zen
tlemel., am not Muller followed by a
long story OF his being in CONSUMPTION and
wanting t. 60 t, Stafford, AS he said, to die :
| fancy he then found he had made a mis-.
take three to one were odds he had not cal
culated upon, AID after some pleasant con.
vers;ttion we got him to take his old position,
much 20 our qualification. We had two hours
before us before the train would stop. To
communicate our position TO any one was
impossible. the train going forty miles an hour,
at least. At last we arrived at Rugby, and
when called the guard. and he removed
our tellow-traveler. | can assure You it was
| some relief. Had there been but one of us,
or had there been only ladies, perhaps he
might have said, | am another Muller and
have acted in the same waf. At anv rate,
we were all thankful to get out of it SO well
and rid OF such a companion
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Presidents Thanks iy!n. PrCclamS ion.

It has pleased Almighty God - proipn@
our national life auotAsr year, defending rs
with Ills guardian care against uATrcudiy
designs from abroad. and vogchsaiuE to us.
In Li- mercy. many and irual victories over
TIE enemy. who j Of onr own household. II
las also pleased our Heavenly Fathyrto favor
~ well our Cit,zeus IN their homes and our
soldiers In heir camps. and GU. sailors ,u
the rivers and seas. with uuu>ua. Gr...E. lie
has LARGELY augmented our .rre pop. ,at!yn
by emancipation and hmm grafton "hl.r lac
has opened 20 rs new sources .! wealth, and
has crowned the labor Of oar working, men
in every department. of industry with ap.H-
daut reward. Moreover. He la, been pleas
Cd t. animate a"d inspire or minds and
hearts with tOrt;tudc. co"rag. and resolution
sufficient for the great trials OF civii war Ia
to which we have been brought by our al
hyrencc . 4 nation, to the cause .; freedom
and humanity. and to afford 20 Us reasonable
hopes of al ultimate ard happy deIlFsrance
from all ur danger. and Affections.
Now. tLcrriorc. !. Abraham Lincoln, Pres
dent o. the United States, DO hereby agTslut
and set apar,the ith Thursday IN November.
rs a dav which desire u he observed ~ all
nv fellow cit zenS wherever thev may J.cn
be. a. q Ga7 o, Thanks giving ami Prayer g.
Almighty God. the Benedccut trcator and
Ruler of the Universe. and | do further CON
mend = u.v .e.'uw-ciiizens aforesaid. that on
that occasion :;ov DO rcvCreIuy Llial.-
themselves d. tie dust. and from tacLcc offer
up peai,cut prayer aui surpi.cot.pns 70 the
great n-pJ.,r of events for 4 return OF tic
iles,imablc b'es-inrs oi peace. Union and
harmony throughout the land, which II has
pleased Him To- assign a a dwelling pace
Tor ourselves and cur pOs,critv t-rou ho-t ali
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Election Returns.

The returns Of the election on Tuesday are
easily r;ven. They show plainly enough
that aboli-caism has triumphed. though
escaping defeat rather two closely FOR COM
fort.
IILIyoIs is still in doubt on the presiden-
tial question. with the chances in favor Of the
republicans. They have elected seven pfthc
Is Senators, so that there VIII be republican
majority in the Senate ; in the house the TO
publican majority viii be .. The Democrat
elect congressman in the 9th. 10Th. lth. l2;h.
and 18th districts, with the chances in or
favor in the fth district, and Il possibility o.
Aliens election in the state at large.
New York is still in doubt the democrats
claiming the state By small majority
PENNSYLVANIA IS so close that the soldiers.
vote must decide.
ONO for Lincoln BY 5000
IspI43A di,,o by $4,000
M.ssorR1 has probably gone for Lincoln
under military pressure, though the democrats
hare elected cne Congressman in the St. Louis
district. Out of ST. Louis the democrats
generally were int;ulidated By the military,
WHO were instructed 70 allow none 70 Tote ez-
cept those strictly loyal" and this vas in
,erper;ed by the military TO rnean only Lin
coluites.
KENTUCKY has gone for Mcclellan By 25,-
Goo majority
New JrRsEV ditto b 800.
DELAWARE ditto BY 40.
MARYLAND, under military superinteud
ence. gives 1000 majority for Lincoln on
about half 4 vote.
All New England, and Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Kansas for the
abolitionists OF course.
OREGON and CaLiLo.nia not heard from.
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Great SanitaIy Fair Next VI eek.

The great County SANITARY FAIR about
which the ladies have been so busy for the
last four or five weeks, and about which, in
spite of the election excitement, they manag-
ed, by sheer perseverance, nd industry, to get
VI considerable interest, commences at Otta ".
on Tuesday next. Contributions for the fair
have already commenced coming in, and the
ladies having the matter IN hand assure US
that the prospects are most hattering for a.
brilliant success.
The following are among the arrangements
made for the fair:
Washington Hall has been engaged for the
Exhibition room. The Hall has been divi-
dcd into 33 booths, giving one to each town
where each will exhibit its own stores, in
charge of itsown committee.
Union Hall will be occupied as the Enter
taiument Hall. Here every evening during the
fair, and perhap. also in the afternoon,
speeches will be made and entertainments
given, such as ;ablcaux, concerts, &c.
Throop's Agricultural Store Room (the old
Baptist church, nearly opposite the Geiger
House, wall be the Dining Hall, where warm
meals will be served at all hours, cheaper and
better than hotel fare, to all who come.
The large room adjoining Mr. Hossack' S
Office near his warehouse, is used as a storage
room for all articles too bulky or otherwise
unsuitable for the Exhibition Hall
Arrangements have been made for enter
tanning all committees from the country
The fair viii continue three DAYS. com.
mencing on 1he 18th and cioslng on the 18th.
Contributors wall he received u the close OF
the fair.
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Equestrian and "strsnS MInGed' We'd
ding.

4 Wedding toek place at Sherwood, Illinois
recently, the contracting parties being Mr..
josiah W. Rrandall and Miss Helen b. Hurst
The ceremony was performed in front Oft the
officiating clergyman's residence, the bridal
party being on horseback, and the bride and
her three bridesmaids Miss Fanny c. Hurst,
Julia Shellenburg and Miss Mary nj. Thur
bcr) dressed aud mounted en- curuiier
The brides costume consisted of a deep
blue cloth dress-coat, deep blue cashmere
pants, buff cashmere vest black dress hat,
choker collar, black nccil-te, ruflied shirt
bosom and buff kid glovcs-plain Hat gilt
buttons OF the richest quality GA the coat and
vest The bridesmaids were dressed precise
~ like the bride, excepting only that they
wore plain shirt bosoms and lavender-colored
gloves. The novelty of the ceremony attrac-
ted large company of the neiehbors. After
the ceremony was over, the bridal party rode
t. the residence of Mr.. Crandall's mother,
where the formal wedding feast took place
The bride and bridesmaids wore their riding
suits during the whole day.
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PATRICK CLEAR. Sc.

\ most impudent cheat has been put mp
on the Partisan public. \ person advertis
cd in al the papers that he had an Infa!lible
receipt to attain long life, which he was Will
ing to communicate to ANYBODY who would
send him twenty-five cents in postage stamps
Everybody past fifty, and almost everybody
of wealth sent him the required sum or mon
ey, and received in return his method oil
longevity:
Get yourself elected member Of the
French Academy. All members attain great
age: for instance. N. Dupin is 80; NJ. Berry
er is 76 !; NJ. Guizot is 10 etc
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War New OF the Week.


inc the week except attack on our extreme
LEFT ON Saturday night. 1T was an attempt
on the part of the rebels to advance their
nickel lines" to recover some ground which
orr men took last week Ii was the old con.
tested Ground near what is called Fort Hell
w,are the firing had been incessant for a
month and SO hot that it has become thus dis.
t;uguis,al. The rebel attack failed. The
loss On oar side was light, our men captured
about 100 prisoners. The attack was renew
ed on Sunday forenoon, but with no better
result
One hundred cavalrymen, under command
of Mai. Stevens. of Buffers staff, made a "hril
liant" raid on Monday from Bermuda Hun.
dred into Charles City County. They captur
/ cd i3l Guerilias, brought i'll 81 head of sheep
! 10 cattle, and 20 horses and mules. Sc
telcgraphs the relible correspondent of Ii,
Tribune from. Buffers head quarters.
! In the Shenandoah Vale, Ewe!l has super
seeded Early in command Of tie rebels ano
it is said viii Immediately assam. he oien
sive. Sheridan army is still ID. '.a.. Greek
There are strong indications .. -.- rebel.
Will attempt to flank Sh"r' jan f.si..o. 4Ea
fall on his communications.
On Monday, while Sheridan, ln ".'n.any
with Col. Comstock. of Grants staff. capt
Moore and others, was Oh 4 visit 10 = i.gi.rs
ter, the party were suddenly taken viii
symptoms Of poisoning from corrosive sub
Innate. Proper antidotes were administered
md at last accounts they were doing we'll
The poison is supposed to have been con
tanned in some cheese Of which they had
partaken.
Gen Sherman, after tollwing Hood tor sew
eral weeks into Alabama and northward
nearly to the Tennessee river, suddenly turned
about last week. and leaving Gen. Thomas
two corps, to take care of Hood, took five
corps and embarked ON the railroad from
Chattanooga TO Atlanta, destroying it as be
went, sending the iron back to Chattanooga
and at last acccunts was moving rapidly
southeasterly from Atlanta, evidently on lis
way overland towards Charleston or Savannah
rs hep"ssed through Atlanta the town va.
burned. He takes scarcely any trains with
Kim, his intention evidently being to live on
tie country as he goes. The movement i:
uuquestionably the bodies, Of the war, and
will be watched with eager curiousity if not
with painful interest and apprch-r son.
Meantime Hood, apperantly uae0nsciou.
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CCLD--TliE MARKETS.

siace the election, the telegraph has vouch
sated but one despatch showing. the price OF
gold. That gave Thursday, Gold opened
at 252 and closed at $50. 10 O'clock p. m
Gold 239l
With such fluctuations, of course there /,
no stability in the produce market. Or
Thursday No. spring wheat was SI8G al
Chfcsu5; No. ., SLIT; Corn Sl.O5: Dat:
- tGGi; barley Sl.55(d l.G5; hogs $9Co
lO5J
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The yeast prepared by the Hungarians will
keep whole ycar. During the summer sea-
son they boil a quantity OF wheaton bran ard
hops in water the decocton is not long in
frmenting, and when this has taken place,
they throw in sufficient portion of bran to
form the whole into a thick paste, which they
work into balls that are afterwards dried by a
slow heat When wanted for use they are
broken. and boiling water is poured upon
them; having stood proper time, the fluid
is decante and iii fit state for leavening
bread.
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LIVING DEsParCHEs.-These ,

LIVING Observation-Disclosures we're quite
plenty about town OH election day. Mr. Cook
had q terrific one on tie night before tie
election about the guerilla raid on Chicago,
making 1t Throughout a democratic scheme
OF importing votes; and on election day he
had another that Mayor Sherman aua .o9o
Democrats had walked Ut to the polls and
voted for l.iGc0!H. convinced that The demo
cratic leaders and The rebels in Chicago were
leagued together to barn tie city! What
surpris, US is that q man Of Mr Cooks
standing should be engaged in this sort Of
business
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oATiis.--Prertice says an industrious
searcher after the mar,e Gus is busy making
a collection of the various forms of oaths ad.
mnisiered to American citizens under the
present administration.
We und,r tAnd that he has already collected
nine hundred and forty-seven varieties. We
don't know whether the collection includes
Aady Johuson's variety
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GEN. Prices SoN.--A son of the relsel
Gen. Price was at Niagara Falls. New York.
last week. and was arrested for drawing a
pistol on hack-driver with whom he had a
spute. He, however, settled the matter,
and left the Falls for New York. lie claims
that he is a loyal citizen and has left his home
ia Missouri on account of dangers from bush,
whachers. LIZ
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CART. SCENES, the famous freebooter of
the Alabama, whom the Kearsarge served
such a shabby trick off Cherbourg, is again
on his pins, or rather Oh the sea. He left
Liverpool on the 9Th rlt., with the screw stea-
n'er Laurel, vessel of 800 tons, well armed,
with 100 men, and is no doubt already prey
ing on our commerce.
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THE RESULT LAskIIE COUNTY.

The Democracy Of La Sale county did nobly
on Tuesday last The Republican majority of
nearly 1900 in l660, and over 1000 last year
was cut down TO about coo, in spite ofthe fact
that large numbers of soldiers had been
brought home to vote against Us. We are
unable to give the official returns, as all had
not arrived at the clerks Office this morning :
but the following are the reported majorities
on President from the various towns:
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We have a full line Of Choice Family Groceries, which
VIC propose sell Wholesale Prices for the benefit Of
customers.
We have spared pains to make stock Of the
and desirable 10 select from Ia he found any
where and will always esteem il favor TO show Goods
although you may not wish to buy.
The above stock having been bought for cash,
make object FOR close buyers Ia give call
shall ceayor to give tom perfect satisfaction. Having
succeeded 20 the business OF d. NJ Hlbert the sui ber
by promptness and fair dealing hopes To maintain tho Oh
business reputation enjoyed by our predecessor.
Ottsvs, Sept 10. 1854 D. KlNGMAE.
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a FacT.-At Washington Park, Providence
K. J., man, weighing $40 pounds, recently
undertook 10 run around the mile track in
sixteen minutes. raging sulky weighing
81 pounds. in winch was ieated man weigh
ing l'O pounds de accomplished the feat
in eleven minutes and thirty. seven seconds.
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A Lecsurct to Young Meu.
SAcrtG's SuLc.

- virtue ofan Execution issued of the Clerks Office
Of the County Court Of La Sale county and state Of
Illinois II PIE directed whereby am commanded - make
the amount ola certain Judgment recently obtained against
MchGei Neinhcrd IN favor of William H. Robinson. out OF
the lands, eneIsents, goods and chatels of the said MI
ciac Meiniard. have levied the following property,
TO wit: Fifteen tl5 acres OF timber land commencing NJ
the south east corner Of section wentyiour CD township
ry-iive 35j north, range Feast of the third T. NJ
canning west eighty S1 rods arth thirty l rods east
eighty $50 rods south thirty 500 rods, the place OF be
ginning: and also the south half of the south east quart
vi section twonty-six (26 in town and range aforesaid
situated in the county of La Sale and State oi ILLINOIS,
Therefore. according TO said command, shall expose ioI
sale at Public Auction all the right little ana interest OF
the above named Michael Meinhard N ana 10
the above described property, on SRtR DA1; the
I'd day of December, 1864, O'Clock y. at the south
Door the house in Ottawa La Sale county Illinois
Da.el ut Ottawa, this l2h day Of November lSo4
WILLIAM \. MILL G. N,
S1<vtT If La Sale Cessnty
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Commercial Troubles.

An extraordinary financial panic is raging
IN the principal commercial cities of England
and from these is rapidly radiat;,:s to all the
foreign ports with which English commerce
Is closely connected, as Rio Janeiro. Harve.
Brest, &c. The English papers friendly to
the |. 3 in the present struggle attribute
these troubles solely to blockade running arr.
speculation il. Confederate securifies.
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Col Samuel Medary, for many years edits-
OF the OHIO Statesman, aud lat;orig . .ae Co
lambas C'is'S,-a well kuoau uea.. r...e
politician, died at Columbus ca 9.o..,...g, 80,
9Th inst.
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EZZ VI; uHZXzIzz

All the medical and the pres recommend DR. stick
lands Antithucra MIXTURES the only certain remedy
for HiaTrloea AMI pySsuterN. 1t i combination Of As
trin.cnS Atsorhe;tS, Stnulcnt, and C.llaty and is
warranted effect after all other means have
failed.
For sale iy Druggists. General Depot G. East Fourth
street. Cincinnati -.
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Election in this CRY.

The election in this city passed Of with un-
usual quI, tuess Even the boistcrOus discus
SONS so common arouud.the poll, were omit
tel. The vote was the largest ever r,!ied Ia
the city. The Democrats about held 'hr''
own. and did full Is well as under the circuai-
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County Court House, Nov. 4th.
shall rrove the balance of my stock to the
Democratic Head Quarters,

And shall sell heretofore AT COST till the balance OF
my strck disposed Of shall be ready for
N'n,iGy g'i;TT,.s. Nor. IN. bot
Please r,ncIal,er-this stock Must BE SOLD
Thanking the puilio for favors shown while at the Court
House hope fer continuance If the The sitting
al the circuit makes necessary for 10 move
Il r. L. FlShE
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$40 Reward.
II O K S A LIE CHI ZAP.

The east half of the west quarter. of section
thirtyfuT, Township hryone north range hve east
in LA Sale county. Enquire Of A ID. SMITH
No g .p,, x
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The following additional contributions have

The following additional contributions have
been received:
Ottawa.-O. c. Gray SO; J. Dic5ey,
broazc clock so, silver plated castor $40,
aud cash, s..
We have the promise of so cash from the
Chicago Il 4 /. T. L ana free pass over
the roal fot all freight coming u the fair.
Manlius.-A T Wiley, hu potatoes.
Freedon.-J II Hostord, 22O hds cabbage.
Serena y b Clark, , bu potatoes; X
Breese. 10 bu potatoes: Breese, ) bu pota-
tatoes: u Brecsc. - bu potatoes.
Deer Park II Newell, i bu onions,
bu bcets J II Trout Z bu onions, lbs died
apples.
Fall River.-F Childs, bu bee,s, 3 doz
heads cabbage.
South Ottawa.-Jos Watts. 10 bu corn.
Waltham-Audrcw SNYDER, 10 bu corn.
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FLANNELS.
wehars everything in tas line

Plain Red Plain yellow and White Flannels,
Tw;,Ied Flanuels of every color, Stirling
FIanpels of every description, Rob Roy
and Shaker Flannels.
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\ young lady down east advertises for the
young man who - embraced an opportunity"
and says il he viii come ever 10 their town
he ca do better.
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ESTR YED.

ENROM the Undersigned IN the town OF Round Grove Inv
II in.st,n county eighteen head of cattle described! as
follows mich two two year old steers ana eleven
yaarl.S a nulcv. color light red; an
other of the beinde with bell and lead knob
on her One OF the two year old steers
spotted with Iiok Topped horn. They hast in
the town Alien. We're raised in Troy Grove, AMI driven
from about live months ANY person giving in
formation John iIoIstn ont M David New i.Ins
Dwight, will be libcraly ell
PATRICK DUFFY, Troy Grove
Bwzl.t, Il. o. I.y. county Ill
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P.tnie Of Nevada territory have by a
- .,-Jy IF 500 declared against organizing
| . state Government
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CLOTHS AND CASHMERE.

We would call particular our large stock
Fancy Csssimeres Black Cassncrs Sleeps Grey Saiinst
Brnaicotii>, &c. which bought much below thor
present val.e, and III be sold for less -
bought at vlJlesaie.
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CLOAKS.

We have large variety Of Cusks Of the latest and mos:
desirable styles also variety of Beaver CiOaking,
Common ClcakinsS and Ladies' Cloths which Will sell
very Cheap.