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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-01-27

little more than two years ago, when the whole
country was clamorous for war-when flags were
display ed at every window, and '.Dxie" was whis-
tied at every street oorner-when navy pistols and
Colts reporters went up to enormous prices-and
when every blacksmith found himself becoming SUD.
denly rich by the manufacture of 'dirks" and 'Row
lie knives" then no was popular but the soldier;
no place was frequented but the camp, and no one
was the recipient of gracious gifts, sweet smiles
and kindly wishes but the gallant young volunteer.
The poor, blind besgar might present his cap for
ao a.s ssd f by and the poor medcant is over.
looked in the eargeness of the patriotic household
er to supplY the hraye soldier with Sane warm cof
fee.. n itinerant preacher in his
rou4i but poor welcome and
was Scoid shoulder, while the
ham reserved for the passing
volurI eatre and the circus were
shorn D. In and the Company on drill
received more plaudits from the delighted multitude
than the equestrian in his supple and athletic per-
fermance. or the gay and dashing danseuse in her
short coats and long stockings No recommends
ton WAS required at the hands of any stranger if
his head was only ornamerted with that beautiful
appendage, 'scooped cap" or if a stripe run down
his hreeches leg, or if . ponderous "Bowie knife
swung from his s,de.-n word, if he could but
boast of being volunteer.
But since then, near three years have passed, and
in that lapse Of time, how great the changed Now,
ahundred, thousand volunteers may pass the
streets, one after another, but who comes to see
them? They may pass on orutehes, in carts and
ambulances, but where is the crowd so eager With
the tray, the wine or the cofeef cannot be seen,
ard the soldier may limp onto the hospital to
Camp Winder and uhinborazo where he will find a
home, and will receive sparing cup Of a-soup, a
crust of bread, and the curses Of his attendants.
The sweet meats and delicacies that we're given
oct two years with every CUP Of water, cannot
now be had, not even to feed the starving widow or
orphan; the "Bowie knives" are now in the hands
of the blacksmith to be converted into plough shares
and the bunting then wasted in making flags for
"Dixie," is now needed for making shirts for her
half clad children
Then, the war was, every bodys war, and every
body could take part in it or not at pleasure and
those who chose to take part in it could say to
those wha did, That's right; go ahead and kill the
Yankeesl" Now, the war is the war ofthe few, and
the few requires Of every body that service which
every body so highly commended in the few. Aud
50 now, the war Is being shorn of its attractions
and the conscript who repairs to the camp Of in.
struction where, before none were 70 be seen save
the ,dashing volunteer and the gaiiy dressed con
course of admiring visitor, does SO with curses
loud if not Deep for the war and all concerned viii
it. especially for the few who REQUIRE military duty
at his hands -Greensboro Patriot
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oRDKR:FoR EXECUTION.

Il Editors appeal; I,enelose you an extract from
the general order directing the execution Of three
men, who were sentenced to be shot by the military
court Of Hind,nans corps, for desertion The order
itself is requ red TO be read at the head Of every
company il the corps This portion of it is 50 feel
ing and 50 appropriate that think it ought to be
Published. - 49, SOLDIER
80, HEADo'Rs HMDAAN's CoRPs,
/. i - DALroa; Ga, Jan. 8 1864 !
The Majer General commanding deplores the ne
casty Of hns Ordering the dsath Of three soldiers
of the Confederate States. But they Themselves
forced this necessity on him. and their blood is upon
their own heads. Far better for thsm bad they died
on the battle field leaving honorable names behind
-thsms and enabling their comrades and kindred %
spsak Of them proudly q heroes who sacrificed
themselves Tor their copntry. Instead Of thu,
what terrible tate y theirs to perish BIZ de handa
Of thu provost ns5shal, and TO gu tho disho1 rcd
graves Of dessrtets When the sacred dit d ON
marty4s shall DO gathered Up. and their deeds ".
sGrihed on The monnmAnh that postesity will erect
no Plscs win Be ressfyeA for diem. All that y
hogpnbae. md eaod and wosthys 10 b. bold IN n
J nenhrauoe Is Slotted ont in this record Of their
!. share They sbandQasd their BAG len their a.
10y soldiers e ,esfEls uqsi9sa and eeoassptsJ e
4 Tho MAJOR gepsrsl eouafpiad;ag appssls 10 the
pspsd the corps 10 b5ss tkese tkises s. mind, in
I be fahhfalTesolse That DE eimAey assertion shall
g ~ uiah ~. taysihle szanpts u n Panishpept
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DUk.--Thsre, IS daw n one tiexss and not {. a.
Other. hecasss one opens it. cup and t.kss n !,
vhi!e the other closes ITSELF and the drop runs ID
God ratios ibis goodness as widespread as tAe sdax.
and ne lack it 1t is because We win not .open
our hearts 10 receive il
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Af0TIGk,..ON THE FIRST RAr OF EVE
~ uesth shah aanA s,scial agent to tha Army
o. Northern Virginia. Al paekageA &C., sent n me "
tas pfaa4 viii he psompA forwarded free Of charge
EDWARD WARREN
/, Sorseou 0ensrat VI n G.
. tetafA Dee. 81. 1seS l0a-sn.
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DILES,: EISTULA, JUNIORS, GI.CERA.
u TONS OF THE WOMB, 6PEKaAYOKRHEA.
SYPHIiLffc ;hFFEcTIOHH 4c.-ne- ]. A CloPros, Of
Plies and guarantees peeet cure Ia every case Of Piles
the Tnmon soue down xhea q stool He operated
9th perfect auccesss few dsys ago. in Of Il rsars
ais tumots c0P.ng down large large tee
cup e every soo foss shp donbt may address NJ f.
ogsaasd on some desperate easssis Salisbury last
ys 0se tbm sknpwa to every citizen ofSslisbusy.
Ae sN b saasEtsd at home Rsntsvilts, ka, for the
nserA %. iass - s&-wAswtk
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AN ExrRAoRDIHAsY DocUHENr. memorial
Of the army. officers Of Tennessee to Congress We
disTke to speak Of as it deserves. In cur opinion.
it opens the door to the exaltaton of the military
power Of the coaatry over the OWL. 1t assumes to
dictate g Congress what necessary to be done in
thirty days" to prevent disorders incursbie and
the dangers Of the moment omnipotent for our de.
stfnction." How such q document happened 70 BE-
em6lasooed abroad, in the newspapers. and in Con.
gressional proceedings, so that not only our own
people would necessarily be thrown into stats Of
alarm, but the deploraLe state Of our affairs aecor.
ding other showing, be made known to an active
and vigilant enemy, in immediate proximity to them
surpasses dur comprehension. Talk about newspa-
per correspondents revealing to the enemy impor-
tant inforaaton after this exposure fthe officers
Wenever saw anything so indisoreet and injurious
and regret exceedingly for the sake Of the men con-
cerned, that they have made such blandcr.-Aa.
con Ga Gont6dsrata -5F
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AJoKE-Bsnnett viii have his joke even at his
best friends Here is what he says about that part
Of the plan of the Presidential joke which authorizes
and graceusy permits onetenth of thevoters of any
rebell:ous State, upon taking his oath and con.
senting togve up their highest citizens and officers
to the gibbet to organize State government and
come sack into his previous Union:
In the Scriptural account Of Sodom aud Gornofrah
it is said that the Lord promised Abraham to Spare
those wicked cities if even ten righteous men could
be found therein; but they could not be found and
we know the result. We dare say our Father Abra.
hams tenth proposition of the original Faith.
er Abraham Of the ten righteous men in Sotlom and
we fear that the result will be the same-that the
righteous men required to thsrebellious Ststes
from destructive storm of fire and birthstone will
/ not be found, M .--.,< q,
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'slIirL, srss.


The rla.sid9 OF = yer, vsSy nooae one' s''1
fagenslsa It has3 e =! neaH aulnaea .a...-.
sgeunt g menJ ylcs 2 M.naau, nv
m "a ~ U, - sns If them
tution ma It VII @ iound Inas us 80. v;Sei1
not even the pulpit ltseh, - ueso '
beneficial IN its aeuoh sao lnluelo
tifss OF I'll mas evsr o,oa '1e lin, If
OF the loertes o. sae PeoPie a ue isr5 -.
knowledge wnlcn !. cinuses Hc1sa
amy, winch .oves osIhaes lS :ss Jo."nts tsks
1t IS that one 81 sae nIst s'eis Susu s.,,.
~ sneN slae =. $500,
pression or the oeslruct.on ~ y. - s.-.h,.
: 1t has also been she rssermel . - 1870
abuses, ana lpe slsno. OF =. ests
Improvements. II pas quit ~ nf S,,s
ana loonaeu snsr Dy go. es H., - asa;,s 4 as
utl = - p. ,hs;r
eis a'el .ls'I Ss' f.m;I;Ar;xine
anu sns. 1890 sth;cs no,E defand
sH.on "a nnsv nelitica Or collect.
.ns .sn ~ has I;";stsrss - arerv interest. and
~, cner.tsi IN every lofty Aim Of cSristanized 30
:s ~ go - : : 'sF.
a,. L,.tsoe ,,h.t .,o ce,nfsdarat & nress has
..h;a.;sa oar vn,lI Alone An volume,
~ ~. ~ - ~, Sontsst r. .rons.,} the snrit
s,d s;nc that time Il has f,r(herad
- .;v.,a Man for tba hensf;t
81 ~ .r,ar and TIA canntrv Withont 81 assis
tanostbe FORMER would have beef, only half fed and
Clothed and The LATTER left IN almost i;tter dsrkness
90 To ;ts own fortnnes and nros,acts " -
s,ch 10 iha nst:sntoa wb,cb onr non;c strsst ON
"a .;s, isosIs sors uon,i desfrav p far ths
Of sba fv men Who coold he withdrswn NJ from It far
he Seld
fc,tvone da;,v ,ero IN tbe oon.
s.derscv and mon each 81 which AZ everasa Of IF.
toao 1osn ara an,n,oved OF these not lass sasn two
h,sndred are exemnted on other grounds thar their
ssn.a;t1 40 sdtoro or nr;ntAra ,;ttIa more than
'a MI ,ra.ansa ~ 90 sn,sii .frc 1, IN fsad vnu
~. nv XII for noornsnt T. woni scarcely he snf
ao;ont ~ t,,r- tha ia fortune in st;rm;sh On
Mo'e. ~ ' ~ sh..sa ssora tha h,,s;,s.o in
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,YyO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH-CAROLl-
Nal hsye tss. ssat,tc thssstste for the purpose
Army of Northern Virginia As many ofyou have tiends
and rsst1es there may not beg that you take an 10.
the matter, snd render all the aid you can
Will not each one make up package where ca,.
not spare much barrel, will not ne,ehbon FORM
clubs and make up two or more barrels and tske to
the nearest railroad station and write this place -
For al 50 delivered, l will pay a. per gallon.
All will thus have an opportunity Of doing favor for
their friends that will nothing but little labor.
d. T. CARRAWAY, 49,
Maj. and G. s., Weox's light Div,
!, Graham, N. G., Jan. II, 1874, a - - -
The above appeal meets my moe hsafy approval and
the Comnissa 10 the State will render every assistance
to Maj CaaNay 10 carrying ont the object q his visit
from Me army Where barrels wanting, they can BE-
procured and delivered at point the railroad, BY
application to me. JAMES SLOAN
Maj spd Chief Commssaty for State N. G.
Greensboro, Jan. IL, 1854. s5sh':- FE-w&swSt
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD:



ORANGE G. II. Jan. 2r-Northern dates to the
18th, l4th, 18th and 10TH have been received. The
National Democratic Convention, to nominate q
President, meets at Chicago on the 9Th duly
:. A caucus of the Democratic members of Congress
was held at the Capitol the evening Of the 1lth
A resolution was passed unanimously disappearing
the Emancipation Proclamation. 81 {
A democratic organ is to be started in Washing
ton called the Constitutional Union. .,.s.
The following resolution was also adopted:
Rssoloed, That VIC are for the restoration Of all
the Statesto the Unior. Patriotic and true states
men alike demand that such policy should be pu2>
sued towards the people Of the States in which che
1nsurrecton exists, shall be best calculated to
bring this expensive and exhausting war in which
we are new engaged toa close, and TO restore said
States To the Omen under the Constitution with all
their constitutional rights uniSnpaired
The utmost harmony prevailed betHeen the Dom
ocsats and Conservatives r..-,s.... ..,.
Gen McClellsn's nomination by the Conservatives
! Of Philadephia and Cincinnati is simply SUCCESS
ton of his name. His fri snds promised to this
/, CAUCUS to support cordially any man nominated.
bill will shortly be introduced 10 the Yankee
Congress- and probably pass, putting all male free
negroes in the Yankee States, between 16 and 60 in
the military SERVES. -
The Marshal ii the District Of Columbia under
the contsc on act seized the property of Senators
Trusten Folk and W. T. Smith.
Meade arrived in Phiiadelphia on the 18th. He
was sere'.aded and made speech urging the people
TO do e1 erythng to put men in the army as the only
way to crush the rebellion, He promised to dc
ever thing himself to crush out armed traitors.
Wilson reSoIuti.nl to expel Garrett Davis was
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12
aaily GmpWe.


For the life Of every Union colder that Is
hereafter sacrificed in the war, the copper
heals Of the North are alone Responsible
Ohenango Telegraph. 80
For the life Of every Union soldier thai Is
hereafter sacrificed in this war, as we'll es Tor
tens Of thousands Of lives that have already
been lost, lhere are two clssses oil hepooh'
cans that are or viii be responsible. One
class are the Republican o(hce-holdsrs, Stan
ton. Palmer & Co, who have been supplying
the rebels with food, powder and bullets, while
denouneipg their Democratic neighoors and
~fellow-citizehs as copperheads and traitors-
The other clsss. embracing the Preslden', ma
Cabinss, aud the masses Of the abolition party
are those who proclaim their purpose TO re
fuse to accept the submission Of the rebels to
the Constitution sud laws and the surrenae'
Of their arms, bat demand that the war shsl
be carried on TO destroy the property ana le
gal riRhts Of oil citizens OF the insurgen
States. But for these two classes, y is safe =
assume that the rebellion wouldn't last n'net.
DAYS, and probably would never have been be
run hendngo Union
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12
More s~sLOyaIty.''

A late telegraph says:
"Rumors Of a new discovery OF swindhug
in the Treasury Department were rife today
Six clerks, il IS said, we're discharged yester-
day, and most of them have been arrested. :,
Mr.. Chase's greenbacks are making lots OF
'loyalists," and the Treasury building lie q very
United States Mint where they are msnaiac'
tured.
The same dispatch says:
"The HerGlds special from Washington,
9Th, saws: The Naval Committee Of the House
have gone to Chester, Pennsylvania, TO inves-
tigats the charges of fraud in connection with
naval contracts there
We fear the Navy Department is a stolo
runner compared with the Treasury, though
Senator Hale says the Navy Department has
stolen It's millions,
An Abolition Captain Ward, at Detroit, the
Free Press says, has been detected IN taking
some $40, OO0-all, we presume, he could get
hold of-Crisis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12

How to Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT 10 THE CAUsH OF DISEASE

.f.H | . .
HHR primary cause OF every disease ttat hesh Is
u heir 70 ~ tt1purity Of the blood. The nood be-
comes impure nOua many oauaes. Impure ar or
chang Of weather, gnWbolesoWe food and exposure
aFs SmoBR the principal oaB9es Of inquiry Of the
blood. The syniptomh are RiddipRes, keadadhas epn-
stpation OF the bowels, bad taste ID the mnWth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains IN the back and legs,
oss Of appetite, Bleepl0aa nights, cole. eramp, pain
and hRhhness 81 Ge chest, heartburn, govt and Theu.
mahsm, pakinR and purgina, chills and feVsrs more
or less accompanying these, and = long train OF trOub-
ieson0 and dangerous aiiechons, all Of which may be
pEeTelted aAd cured By taking . few dose9 OF DIT.
BiIio6s PitLs!F They til bdsiS lie bblooS ana pai
the stomach, bowels and liver IN = healthy c6ndiloA.
They are particularly Suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every Gmily and every soldier should
keep q supply OF these Pills, rs many diseases are oh,
waited by t6elr use. They are q mild and saf6 med
eiRe. ana ssn 10 tahoR q any s@s WisAOn' danger OF
sald BY al Druggists, Or semitic any part on Escsipt
Of twenty Ave cents apdA stamped envelope, address,
I'd d; sfRloKL4sDi . east Foaie street, ohe'nRa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12

n6S-The year 1864 will probably witness
the crisis Of our fate as a nation. We are
pressing on the old track OF the French inh
dels toWarda similar state OF affairs. We
have already lost the grand conservator which
the nation nation once possessed in the soil
dity of the Christian faith and it's calm SUI
premaey over oil earthly considerations. Men
look no longer to the body of American cler-
eymen as s%piiitual guides, servants Of q Mas
ter whose kingdom is not of this vorld, but it
is a recognized and acknowledged doctrine
now that the clergymeu may be drafted as a
soldier, may 90 to the field Of battle with fierce
hatred Of the foe, and return to teach people
the blessings of the pare in heart and the
peacemAkers Journal of Commerce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sFRIoKLAAns eNBLLIRLVoUs OUCH
BALKAN. In a..n1

Thla ~ the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HoaFssness, Asthma, NhoopinG Cough, aad
Consumption. Everybody Who has tried this eX0el
lent Balsam Enthusiastically recommend IT,. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street. Oincnnati, says she has been y
not 20 ba able 20 walk up stairs. She took one botne
Of this Balsam, and has bsea bsttaF aVar since, and
advises all VINO have Ooughs, Colds and Asthma 10
Try this valuable Cough hslsam. Fifty oents per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured at No. D
east Fourth strest, Oineinnad. ~ 5Hf y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12

basThe principal of a public school, who
wanted permission from his patrons to corpo-
really punish his pupils, had free permission
given dim in the following response from q
fond and tender parent Dear Sir: Your
logging cirklar il duly reeeaved. hope as
to my son John you will FOG him just as often
AZ you like. Hees a bad boy is John. Al
though I've been in the habit Of teaching him,
miself, il seems to me he viii larn nothing
his spelling is speshsll ottrRgusIy deficient
Wallup him well, sur, and you will receaye my
hearty thanks. Yours, Moses Walker. P. S.
Wat accounts for John being sich a bad
scholar is that he's my sun by my wife's first
husband"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12
BITTERs

deserve to suffer II they will not try the celebrated
ER AMTATlnM
s,
authorities, and warranted 70 produce an immediate
beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, per-
feety pure, and must Huperssde all other tonies where
. healthy, gentle ahmalGni is required.
nney Puriy' 'ssSst-s- = .n''soi-
nhsf : An y :. ~ ny ehe'i
= " nouI''
They prevent missmaac and Intermittent fsVersi
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomachi
They cure dyspepsia and constipation;
They eurs dlarrhsa, cholera and ohoIea morhns;
ThSy cure liver complain. and nervous headaonsi
.aey mSA 'no - To ny laHHN H-
= ~ nA"nes k'eAt .OS iney He
eonPoseeoi INC sisoa' Sa"IeJ~ 'WN' "
green sAASAlHs ,iooS~ VIC hsip1' Al 'uhPe'
'"sHy pure rum.
a.. IhaVs given the Plantation BItters 70 hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astonish-
ing effect. rr e1sf O. W. ANDREWS,
runi Soldier, Home CincinnaAn
ne.4IE.
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LrFH !. I1alS4fsuy5IRANo,Rg

Young men just starting in busAisss, whose CHIEF
capital IL their energy aud Integrity should insure their
lives 70 the amount Of half their liabilities. such an
act Of distntereated honesty When known 10 taeir Grad.
tors, would Justly increase their confidence In Them.
y would SHOW thattloy did not wish to leave their beat
friends exposed 10 any R~ynidahls contingency; and the
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N N UAL p e MI M

An N u A l. p h EMIUM
tI Irao Funt
lii . F' atr .
IGEIBHi93H ban B08iaf pulls
a .r1 HnaIH.a ".
Mieht hiHy be regarded a. the tribats Whsoh an up.
right heart pays q the shrine Of justice.
JOHN n. sTOPPELdAH,
aus Agent Tor Dayton and Vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12
BE SAFE IRON THE pAses OF WAIT,
a"IHhIULla84

Would these ehlldrenhaVe a comfortable home, and
dent OF the cold charities Of the WorldF Would thIs
aged aud feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my debtsf Would there be ne sacrifice Of
properly by forced sales OF an administrator 10 meet
me demands OF crodltors-sales made when the market
tends DOWNWARD, and lar prices cannot be reaiEedf'
nov ism can answer these question TO their ~salisfac-
toni They fear 20 ask them, and cherish the beliet
that they have along lease on life. This 10 both fool.
ISL andeoWardly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-12

tits the unseen hand OF the proVident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishing his offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY 1t, the faithful
son I... r.r.
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LOOKS TIE DANGER IN THE FACE.

lhAt ne naygrapple with "; the WISE msn. that ha
may study rs nature and palhate It's threatening The
means OF pallaton are At hand, OF easy access g ali"
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8. T---199O--x-

Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with Weakness,
IassitHde, Palpitalon Of the heart, lack Of appetite,
distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, a.,
denerYa 70 suffer il they will not try the eelehrated
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el... ase1.i.I Ia 500 z ESD
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
IA o = It - IL

No. sO2. THIRD STREET, DAYTON, orc, 4
LAVE made a formidable attack on High Prjces.l
III and cot them on entirely.
Notwithstanding the depressed oouditjon OF The
country, theyare receiving The largest stock Of
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs, yEsTINGs,.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
o. tho latest styles, and Patterns, -
FANCY AND PLAIN sHiRTs,0 4
COLLARS, DRAW Rks, NECK TIES, &C.,
Ryer before offered to the public. Their stock Of
READY MADE }oLOTHING8U tB
- new and fashionable, and are offered unusually low
FOR CASH. ~
The public are invited To call aud examine, as theyf
have sxtTa nice goods, and otter big Inducements.
R0IT& KROPP,
aul0H No. 500, THIRD Street. '