davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-03-22

NO0DES WARE.
hnt with no change In quo
ClurnY, So.t..S.1-N%at5 %
No. 8. III A&1.13 Gu
No. g. s0eat4.N
No -1,..litaGsHC0
Wasi,Eoasts, -
toz. I EIa LIZA : 50
Corn Baskets, I
hu, q toz..... era IN
Do. N ou...... 7..Ga 8 50
Do, 2 bu........ 9.Nt T. o0
Mark t tI1sketa
wi 1oa...... S C@ 7 90
Docl0th+e12.Nt935 DGa13.IO
WINES AND l.lQU
anG III chnnEu1-ciostnk,
qntte:
noxrsT1c Gocrs.
Rrct1tea whisky, 20
CtEt H. F....,,,,N Is
Reaper WhtsEy.......l. l.s3
American Eagle do. 40
Bye HLHkytChicngo) 2.:c3
Bourbon cot ,Eie:Sot s.H
Pure Spirits {rrco0.. 2.G
Ceicngne Sptrst~,M a
cfns-..-............. 3.0
Chiccgo Gins s....1.2 2aa,U
do HtsEttlies 2-E5.. 8
do huns. :. -2... :. ...5G&l11.D
do Pt. Wins l.;5+s9.53
do sh'ry dc.2.tCGe.ee. 50
no Malaga. l, 7512.m
G1n2er Mlne.-...1.s642.M
G cry BranHy...1 1.N52 .2s
Blackberry Vine 2.:staa s G1
B. T. berry Wlae = I1g1- 10
n. Eox.ani hum IMxSa 50
Penn, hye Whit
At5... .........AEGEU 50
Kentucky Eour-
Ron WHISTLES. ,ss..sxecss.so |
OhIoCatfb fbA u Inc 2-s0xt3. .N |
, 1865-03-22

WuVL-Rec Ipts, 2:,8S ~: shipped II, ,o53 IS. TEo
9s5ktt y yrry dnI and tnset.n a. Th.ie Il NO Dc.
&c Tor Medium, to eiit let.
WDOD-The market continues dull. We 1ea.u Of
no urncts fol utHre delivery, Irsu.Rs tona aTe
=, Eetail. Delivered.
Maple, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ii n
Beach ....... ......,.,.......-....-.' - ~
, 1865-03-22

TOVLE'S PILE AND HUMOR
i ECkE. Warranted permaneu9 cuse In alt cabe4
aExR 1na9 IeuE led. For tesstmo1r1ia rad Ie1a{ene
to a4ma Of our prominent cit xenA .pply 10
E,A, BRYAN lnuG1ist,
:: Under TrouonI uoasa.
Fold eyeF3Nae{e. mhdGS96 &4rW&aA AaA
, 1865-03-22

+t3+f AAhA ~ A&1 AA
-Harnts1 ' 3.... q
Court1yHaraas Q
Line RA........ d
Kip, m'd,m. 2 . !
Kip1 heavy, 2 10
Calf. y b....... l
upleT. = ft..... D
County upper. Q
e,Auzhter,so'e.. q
8 Hu-M, y D.. 0
v3ret......s..... O
Zip. No. l Ee
dlum....-., - l
Etu, No th'U,. o
Gait, eItr1...,.. ?.
fzeaeh ZIP, Ii
ehotce.......1 !
French CA.k. q
Ea-+... % Z
m ETAlS-Ar'
ENtFNh - err d.~r
, 1865-03-22
The following table shows the range OF quota.
tons for gold IN New York dnr1u. the past week:

The following t.blo shows the closing prices Of
railroad stocks IN New York today, compared
with the quotations on the corresponding day Of
, 1865-03-22

TCEsoAY EvExnsa. Marth u. 1855.
FlkENsE4Tsa-There Is no change In rates. We
, 1865-03-22

LVNB8H~EJt3E
6rccnL Ctnr Boa t3, y M..,,,..,,... IS UGA 80.
Third Clear Boards. h............. s.. .G4&31.j
Fitxt Clear Plank, = M.....,.,,,,,,.. 50 Q0aG5 &C
Second Ecar Plank. N-...... 49,. s. .cceso0 &C
Third E!eSr FlanE, 2 H.............. 50 00&53. 90
Stofk Eoaf1s.. SQ0Lt!1 -t
Box OF Sc'cct Hoa5ts.. s5..AEte f
Common Boards. ..... a&.cn...15 e
Emetnx..; ;............................1 15.nh9N Il
AuA BtaFE1. L. .1kA
EHat Cicar Flc orER, rou H.. ......... .....3D.H
Eecond Clear F'oottnE rough-...... 10 E.T
EnmMcn FLOORING, roukh...,.,..,,,, IS u 334 p[
6idj7Ex Clear observation-disclosures. z, ,Co;G1 M
second C4eHf. = e6S32fG
LcnE s..-.................,.-....I . 0G2D il
Snort Ieists and uScantEpE.....-..... ~ o. 5.M
Shared Shing1es, A M.............. 4.5a3 3st
shaved Shingles, No. .f............... Si0f9 I
Eh1Fcd Shingles, 3taE. 5.5xo s. :.
Eed.r ShlnIles... 3.1.:: g rc
SATtu ShiaHcs. A-.............. -. $50 S.I
Saved ShiDg e. No. 1...........,..., zAI 41s
saved shingts. No-1... .......... 3oEt ar
1aihs LEO 0pc3................. ..... 4.AQs 500
rGIts. loco.-.....-..s Y o5@D. G
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

From the River Plate (Montcvideo) Times, Aug 291
On the 22d inst Don Eduardo Flores was .he bearer
guard Of the allies which he left at noon on the l7
inst, al which hour, after sanguinary engagement
The battle took place q, Yaiay on the right or corrcn
tno bank Of the Uruguay about three leagues south Of
uruguayana which is on the opposite or Brazilian shore
In latitude 20 degrees ~ minutes south and longitude
81 dSsfses 2; minutes wed
THE ALLIES IN MOTION.
The army under General Flores, after the incorpora'
ton OF General Pauncru, consisted OF about soO0 men
and the Paraquaynn column, under Duartc, Of about
1900 ON the l5h hfteen minutes past seven A. NJ,
the allied army marched in tho direction Of the Paso dc
los ibres In parallel columns sufficiently apas 20 ADM,
Of doploying In line After leagues narch they found
the enemy had deserted tho Paso dc and fallen
back about onc.haf league 70 the Omousito
TAKING UP POSITION.
Tho army then bore away the left and soon came In
spbt OF Inc enemy who had formed on the opposite side
Of the marshy banks OF the Ombusto. Their position
fortified by triple fosse the trenches being three
yards wide aud two deep their sharpshooers occupied
tho first ditch and their line extended along the bottom
of tho marsh both hanks as well as the front being pro-
ected by The trenches Scnd,a fores placed ae Asen
Pa,nero rescrving 20 himself TO open the engagement
with the Oriental troops and artillery.
ApvAgcrNa IN sKtnxrsHrNG ORDER.
The action was commenced by Commander Bnsta-
mente who extended his battalion OF volunteers in
skrmsbng order, and their nrc replied 10 by the
traiilcurs Of the enemy. NftAs
RgrrLsE OF THE rARAGUAyAN CAVALRY.
Inc chVmy scNshiiy thcn mace ncasy cnafRe whivn
was met and checked by Segovas First cavalry OF tho
Hne aud by the escort commanded by Major Fortunate
Flores who, 70 the thick Of Tho lgh broke his lance
f the ENGAGEMENT BECOMES GENERAL.
The action became general and the allied tirailcurs
who lad won The hsi trench attacked the second aud
encountered heavy firing from tho raraguayan line The
allied artillery came into action and delivered murder
which threw them INTO considerable confusion.
THE pARAauAyANs BROKEN AND DRIVEN OFF THE
# ~ a. FIELD.
The allied infantry advanced and Nelson's artillery,
which bad set within I've hundrsp yards Of We enemy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19
city Politics.

UNITED SERVICE SOCIETY NOMINATIONS.
meeting Of ex-soldicrs and sailors held at No
2S1 Grand street on Tuesday evening 10 ratify tho
nomination Of Andrew Lewis for Senator and speeches
wcro made by tho candidate, Colonel A. b Sage and
Colonel NJ w. Burns Major 8. v. Pilgrim, Lieutenant
Walsh, and other gentlemen. The meeting adjourned
with three cheers for the soldiers candidate.
TwESrY-FIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
Tho regular Democratic Ward Committee OF the Twenty
first ward Fifteenth Assembly district held convcn
ton Monday evening last at the corner Of Third ave-
and Thirty sixth street. aud selected tcIr cand
date for Assembly, John j. Duffy Eco, who represents
the aDti-rng organization In the district.
SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
v 10 rHE muoR ON THE HERALD
MY attention having been frequently called 10 The fact
OF my having boon nominated member az Assembly
from the sixteenth district would respectfully state
that declined the nomination when fret approached
upon the Subject again declined after being nominated
and on saturday the i4th ns addressed 10 the chair
man o. the Nominating Conversation letter rciteratDg
nv detarminaion noi 70 be candidate. 49,
TH0S. a DEvN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

The Fleet Mucn Damaged a.....s
The from the Brazilian feet state that II de-
sccnding ParanA the squadron had very sewers en-
gagcment with the Paraguay battery on the high bluffs
Cuevas and received considerable injury IN tho Tgg-
ing and hulls losing fifteen killed and forty-two
wounded OF the latter seriously IL being or inn
portance that the eet should remain long possible
high up the river to prevent any attempt OF L0pes 70
take advantage OF the discomfort and disturbances among
the western provinces OF tho confederation, and son0
troops there until the 9th that orders arrived
where was suspected the Paragusyans were planting
cannon. "a
The position Of the Parsguayans we'll chosen; net
only were the bluffs high and Immediately on the Yver
but this made three terns at each OF which battery
was placed. which raked the ships at al s3dcs ~
they approached and passed The Brazilian steamer
Parnahyba, from her slow speed, suffered consider
ably and the Argentine steamer Guarda Nnciona for
thrcequarters or hour exposed 10 the FIRE or the bat
teres which poured forth ncessan stream OF rockets,
ball shell and grape whilst the Infantry kept con-
tinuous Gre OF muskctry The steamer was, as may BE-
supposed, completely rddled and the details Of the
damage sustained by her makes II wonderful how sho
kept afoat. she lost two officers and had many men
killed and wounded,
II was reported that tho Paraguayan squadron had
received orders descend the river nj once and seek
engagement with the Brazilians. f~ q
The losses OF the Paragnayans are unknown, bW
could not be small they were in bodies on which thu
ships poured shot and shell Tho feet won't down q
six miles above Goyn, upon the Chaco sde where thee
remained and repaired damages and the Apa went u
Buenos Ayres with the sick and wounded numbering
one hundred and twenty. Tho health Of tho squsdrol
was still improving =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

Tremendous Flood ali over the leland
Hurricane at Cienfuegos, Sc.

HAVANA, Oct. II, 1895.
During the first week OF October very heavy rains aud
high winds experienced almost all over the snd
In Cicnfueyos there almost hurricane, business
suspended no newspapers issued for week. aud the In
habtans shut themselves up their houses In Matan
II raincd almost increasingly for week, with high
winds. AT Trinidad Il the same, and at sagus "a
Grandc tho river Sagua ovcraowcd the banks and nun
dated nearly quarter part Of the city Houses wero
Glcd and nearly covered by the flood; and IN order
TO escape from them, boats had TO be used.
The water was high enough In some parts TO
cover the telegraph poles, thus destroying
telerrrphic communication, and railroad trains werc
Obliged 10 stop running account or damage done TO
the track Several lives lost by drowning and .
great deal OF misery caused.
y the French steamer Caavollc the following In re-
gard 70 Hayti s received
The ony yosssl that President Gcfrnrd had employed
In TIC blockade the rebel ports was taken by party
OF three hundred men, in three schooncrs who went IN
search az her and after few shots boarded and captured
brr Strange 20 saw she II reported 10 he steamer but
having no guns She Ind done the rebels great deal of
damage by capturing their supplies They are mnch
clsed over their prize Genrard At last acccnnss was
al Port an Prince.
Tho British sunboat Bulldog and an American war YES
sci, name unknown, we're At Cape Hayticn. FN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

NHi# JScknoN MISS vcA ~ ioo"
Governor Humphreys was inausuratcd This evening,
and delivered his inaugural address Ne took ground
that no state has constitutional right 20 seccde ana
regretted that the State rights school polucens could
no, bare found better mode Of solving ne quesHon
than by the dread srbltramen Of arms ne favored Az
soue freedom forever the pesro but approves neither
social nor political equality. While me aadssss s NOS
fully patrjosr IL " calculated IN 10 mnnh so"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19


From the River Plate Times, Aug 20
General Flores ut Restanracion on the 18th ana
had an interview with General David Canavarro 70 A.
range joint attack upon the Paraguayan troops about
seven eight thousand mon, In Uruguayana Hc had
in his camp more than four hundred wounded men the
greater part Paraguayans and was In want Of many
medical stores The Paraguayans were shut up IN Urn
guayaa without horses aud short OF provisions aud tho
junction or the allied forces both sides OF tho Uruguay
would assemble together sixteen thousand men,
before whom 1t would seem probable that the enemy
could neither make head escape General Mtre I'M
mediaeIy despatched the Victoria TO Restaura
cion with additional medical officers and fcsh supply
of hospital stores. Two other surgeons had already
started overland the 10Th Duarte had been conveyed
prisoner General Mitre's camp by General Grcgorio
Castro where 10 his great astonshment he was well
lodged and received every courteous attention. a
TAKING TO THE RIvER--ALL ESCAPE CUT OFF.
The largest body of the enemy sought the banks OF he
Yaay and there being clear OF the allied infantry,
exposed CALLING fire OF grapeshot under which they
broke utter disorder and the greater part crossed tho
Yaay by swimming; but, force OF two thousand ave
hundred cavalry went in immediate pursuit, nerc cos
little probability that single MAN scsd esoaps The light
lasted hour and twenty minutes, reckoning 10 tho
time when the enemy commenced their retreat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19

Hon. g. g. Cox, in the absence OF Mr. James T. Brady,
was called upon 10 address the audience In reply in
ques made OF his friends in Ohio he told them that the
State OF New York would 20 for Andrew Johnson He
(Mr Cox) was not Ike Mr. Blair, who left tho demo-
cratic party for he had LETT the fold and no be-
lievcd the democratic party did sustain President
johnson because he President merely but because
he represented democratic principles The leading idea
OF the democratic party was opposition 70 decentpza
ton Of power IN abiding 70 tho present contest he
called for cheers TO encourage New Jersey in s efforts
TO redeem the state The speaker refuted the charge
that democrats dsoyal during the by affirming
that democratic governors aided In sending troops The
war The question at issue whether the President
to bow bis neck New England puriiansm stand
up and draw dead line There in power
whom President johnson dismiss, for they were
stencil In the nostrils Of the nation.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
PENSION & WAR.
Claim AgenCV.

n: II I'll w A Y, OF the late firm Of
l.. rhrasher, Durlee & Hatha way, is author.
lied and licensed by the Government 10 procure
Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for sold.
iers, or Tor their widows aud heirs, and Invalid
Pensions TOR Disabled Soldiers, and oil other
claims against the Government Of the United
States, and Of the State Of Ohio. Business ut.
tended to promptly and honestly Charges for
procuring Pensions, Bounty or Back Pay, IS 90,
as provided by law, aud no charge until bounty
OF back pay is obtained.
DR.. l.. A. Hamilton has been appointed Exam.
ing Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom all
applicants for Invalid Pensioas must he exam.
inod. aTAppy in person or by letter, enclos.
Ing stamp,to /. N. HATHAWAY,
695tf ChardOn, Ohio
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
FERR0TYPES, Gems.

Do you want Good Picturel Then call at
the Photographic Rooms ofG. w. C. Hurlbutt,
over Randall's Clothing Store, and you will get
Having lately made some important repairs in
reference TO his light, the Proprietor would say
that he Is now prepared to make Pictures at all
reasonable hours Of the day, and in all kinds
ofweather, His facilities ha ve also been ma.
terially increased for making LARGE Photo
graphs. A fine assortment OF OVAL FRAMES
tor sale very cheap.
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Pianos & Melodeons.

IT G. RANDALL would respectfully inform
IL. the citizens OF Geauga County and vicinity,
chat he has Tor sale PIANOS and MELODE.
ONS which will be offered at Low Prices. Those
anime before purchasing elsewhere. All Instru.
meats fully Warranted Tor S years.
Srlnqaire Of Mr.. G. H. Lamb. Co, Recorder.
Apail l4th, 1865. 796m6 Chardon, o,
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'RAINERD g. BURRIDGE,

Designers & Lithosraphers. Engraving on
Wood. Book illustrations, Buildings, Horses e.
sther Stock, Ornamental Borders, Letters, Vign.
cites, Agricul ural T. Commercial Cuts in T'iHts,
Seats. Stamps, g. Machiuery in every variety OF
Style. 5O2if
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BRAINERD g. BURRIDGE,

Solicitors of Patents, and u. States & For.
eign Patent Agency, No. 8 Bank ST., Cleveland,
Ohio. We are prepared to transact business of
every description. relating to Inventions, Draw.
ings, Caveats, Specifications, Patents, Infringe.
ments, and the Patent Laws,
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s. EDISON,

County Surveyor. Chardon, Geauga Co, Q.
Those living at distance wishing Surveying
done by the Surveyor. will have their calls pnnct.
ually attended 10, by addressing him by letter,
giving five days notice. Direct all lotte,s 10
Chardon, Gcauga County, O. 595
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
E.COWLES.

Auctioneer. Having obtained a License tror
Government to sell goods, he will attend to al
ea!l1 within the limits OF the State. Post Offic
Address, E. Cowles, Chardon, Geauga COUNTY
Ohio. 763yla26
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25

81. DIR. A. McGRAW,
Physician and Surgeon, Newbury Center,
Geauga County, Ohio 7sOvI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
~ DENTISTRY.

THE undersigned, having permanently located
i at Chardon, for the purpose OF operating at
his profession, would say TO his friends and the
pa ;lic that he is uow prepared to attend TO the
wsGts Of all in need OF anything in his line of
bvxiness. All Work WARRANTED.
Office, over Murray g. Capfelds' Bank Resi-.
lencs one door south Of l.. J. RandalI's dwell.
ing u. d. RICHARDSON.
Chardsn Dec. 4th 1863. 725u
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
X. CIR EJCHTOr

r. CREIGHTON,
Book Binder and Blank Book Manufactures.
Herald Buildings, Cleve land, OHIO. arBlonk
Books Ruled and Bound to order. Old Books
Robo und. 526
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25

CANFIELD g. SMITH,
Attorneys at Law, Chardou, Ohio. Office in
6aion Block, up stairs. 626
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25

MURRAY g. CANFIELDS,
Bankers, Chardon, Ohio. Office second door
north Of Ayres' Store. Buy and sell N. Y, Ex.,
$40 Coupons, Gold and Silver. 743w,i
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.--s,-~s-- '-~-.-a--s -. 1890 S~s..yy ps0stu0uy
,at all persoua of color who ara corc na
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come wheremylScrlies dreaming" he don't
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American tunuage thus gwen UP was aOeus
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-02
The American HaE and COttol
rREss COMPANY MANuE.oroRr-

Corner Of Grove and North Tn sts Jersey CITY.
Oinee-No ll5 Wall street, New York
Cove-s Eatent--The attention OF AL par
Hay Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Rag. Hons - Hs 1x y,
other srtiele required % be haed for lrrarsrrts
ton, Storage or Consumption, IS respectfully soiie
ted, % the PoFtsl3e or stationary Presses, nosuu-
factursd by The COMPANY, under the sur,srioft n
denee Of the Psteutee, Mr.. John H. Cove.
The Press Is very simple in its construction r.
quiT ng bat or nary Intelligence b work IL ant
,sn o. operated ~ sny kaO@a POSER. sileb a
\ cam Water, Hort, ST II -ud Ia u-iaq Hoe
p5,yer hat one Hose - requIej, Che Press haing
20 m ,ch anicslly constructed sFeli known prIn
ciple ths, the I9W~r iaeFea - iR gres CT ratio
th4u the ere tslng resI- -Iice
The iyanisses of this Press oses an others are
ss follows, vizs
LIST ft can press - pei cent more material IN q
~ Il csS 10 the work in 50 per eentl less time
sd ID requires 50 per cent esH dr!Yiag power.
AZ Ii turns out tie best shaped bale Tor hand
ilk 9, % ne Press I last hfs tine, the working
uts being built Of tne best Of iron, ana not hats
70 ses or =. WORK Of this rnschine vii press 10
-. -y,ersjeU (siler once hllng tue boz of th4 No.
prslsl bale oi Hay of 40 rs weight n ~ Two
ha,yI uI, r,sp and one horse can bale y tons Hay
8 day ~ bovss or snx no ..
ar e,,sept ,hst contsned "a the Press can taFn out
a tsie d Hay = inches sqaefe 1l - men lohs'
s.1-s,lirg s6o Hss cr s3l 70. 20 the cube loot
~ tos7gle ioints, scress, eog hess oeAlefs or
rollers usd ia this Press
Ths sgentOn 0i lotion lsciot, su} Iso'sl ~, 7.
yI ard HEMP T. isefs, is esi, ,ciaily called q ths
- dcstiaed - itis 70 Woilt . e9mPiete refoiu-
- In the nov slow, clumsy AMI expensive meta
cd Of bailng. -. - -. e,.,,,,,,, s,,,S
s,sss ris,i,ts ffesFFViuE - tCennsriFes only tie
-, ~ '5ferslfsciaeel on reasonabae terms
Gr Al D Fisher . the authorized lrefelihs
Agent Cor the Comp-ny ID ne Eastern aila hidd'e
For harther particulars send for eirsuiafs
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Attention, Suffers, Dealers, EYeryboJy.
4 II NnC d L. q A.


WHOLESALE SUrLER SUPPLIES, Coas..
Ot Public Square and Market Street.
have Just received from New York arI Boss
ton auctions, large assortment of Boots
and Shoes, which they are Offering go
Wholesale TO the trade, at greatly reduced
rates. have also on hand O large and varied
assortment Of Cigars and Tobacco. uurches-
ed before the late increased taxes. wL -u
they are anxious % close ont 90 mali ode
vance on invoice cost. In addition t1 ,s5aeh
they beg 20 call attention t1 th..- lrre-
stock OF Liquors, con sting iu part, .i
Champaignes, Catawba, and CIarel Wues.
Whlskey, Coguiac Brandy, B.ueu. Gin.
Cocktail, Cherry Bounce, schuappr. 1c., ,A..
Stationery, white and butt envelope. al.
Sizes io0lscaP, letter, and note PAPER of a1
qualities; Hats Caps, Notions of all Jeacrr-
tons furnishing goods, and o complete
stock Of Suffers Goods, such as I-arhe.,
oysters, Raisins, Mustard, sarjiue., S..ee.,
Soda, Gc., &c.
Dealers viii find it 90 their interest ta rive
US a call before purchasing elsewhere. Es.
pay special attention Go the -LrrIu. and
forwarding of goods.
Remember the place, corner oE Public
Square and Market st.
A. NJ. LAND5BEEa. JHu-s-Eu