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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
lIsaases oil One EIe. Dr. -.

Diseases or the Eye. DR.. Frank
y. Howard. Of Nebraska CRY, gives par
hcuIar ausntiqa 10 the treatment of the
diseases of ths eye, and its apPendages
Those having any OBJECT malfermatiOn
peculiar change of or gan ar vision
sfe invited to report to him. Patients
recurring his personal attent,2n can OBJ
Ash suitable board in the Guy. Cores
P0oaehce by letter will be promptly at
e0ded 70. Opinion will be made can
. and Reliable-Ireatnent when assured
acoessfuL Office D W%hitinger's Drug
1'0fe, between 4th and 9Th Main Street.
References, Or. j. Crane, ~
Wink NJ. Creery, BrowDville, n. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

Splendid sectional Views of this City
taken by w. c. Perkins, for sale at the
Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
ADMINIsrRAToRs Norfct-

All persons having claims agsinss ths Esfats d
James Osman deceased are hereby notified that
they are required BY an order Of the Probate Court
Of Nemaba County, Nebraska Territory, % Ais their
claims IN said Court on OF before the t5gh day Of
December, A.. D 1883 81 ten o'clock A. H., Ehsn
and where said claims VIII be sxamihed. and ad-
justsd. " sush claims are nos 80 hlsd "a OF be-
the 18th dsy Of Dscem5ss 1855, thsy viii be
soievsr barred.
EPHF1IM REgD, A4Hisistrassr
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

The present sea sou has been the
Wt,'s' that W. have bad in this section
f. u years. As il was then it will
IS, much sickness will follow, de-
pg vegetation must produce a miasma
Naich, in turn, vii produce disease. We
would suggest IL onr 60 z2rs that clean
Illness would rskeths da ger much less.
Our CRY OtdIDafoes are saGicient for ali
purposes, add We hope every one will
as'lst the proper officer 10 dong his duiy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

Died, August lIth, 1865, at the resi-
denee of his son in Bedford, Iowa, Ed.
s. Cox, aged 81 years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

Splendid List 81 Articles =! Ar 60 Be sod
for One Dollar EachI!l
IT'S watches handsomely engraved, and
warranted perpect time heeparsl vary
ing in price from $40 70 sIsoOseb
s25 Ladies' Watches, solid Gold Hun
ting Cases s6s each
$50 Gentlemen's silver watches, sls 10 s2s each
5000 Latest style Vest and Neck Chains, : % 70 30 each
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins. 2 70 to rs each
4OoO California Diamond Ear Drops, 90 70 10 each
5000 Miniature and enamelled RevOlv-
mgPius, s 90 to IS each
1000 CALIFORNIA Diamond ard Enamalled
Gents Scarf-Pins, new styles, 8 90 70 IS each
2ooo Masonic and Emblem Pins, S 90 70 10 each
$500 Gold Band Bracelets, engraved
and plain 3 Or to 20 each
5000 Mosaic and Jet Brooches 3 90 TO To each
2eOO Cameo Brooches rich patterns, 3 90 to 70 each
600 Florentine and Laws Pins the real
article = % to 10 each
$500 Lava and FlOrentine Ear Drops 3 90 to 10 each
sOOO Coral Ear Drops, 40 to s each
20o0 ladies' ChatelainChains Jet & gold IS 90 10 30 each
5000 Gents, Pins, a splehdid assortmeht 2 o. to IS each
loco SOlitair Sleeve ButtOas, 3 % 70 5 each
5000 Studs and SIesve-ButtOns, In sets,
very rich 5 90 TO rs each
500 S eeve Buttons plain, enameiIed
and engraved 2 90 to 5 each
toooo Plain nnd handsomely eng. Rings 3 50 to 10 each
engraved 200 to II each
latest styles 500 to y ea-h
Gases 500 TO 10 sch
. This entire list Of beautiful aud valuable Gosis
will be sold. for One Dollar each. Certificates Of al
the above articles will be placed in envelopes, ana
sealed. These envelopes will be sent BY mani, as Of
dered, without regard to choice. On receiving Ger
tidcate you viii see what article you are 10 have, anc
then IL is optional with you to seud one dollar and re-
ceive the article OF not.
Certificates can be ordered Tor 81; Eleven for a.;
Thirty 1--WE for So; Sixty-hve for SO. and One hun
dred for SO. We Will send a single Certihcste on tho
a. z RownE. 4 TO.
[Box 427ol Sc BseRman Street, II 7.
vs-242m-A. & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

To get the genuine New Patent Du.
plsx Elliptic Spring Skirt. go to Hack.
ney g. Co.'S, they have 'sm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

Dried Beef. a splendid article, for sale
1t Mclaughlin s Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
uV Council Proceedings.
August 99d, 1866
Present G. @. Dorsey. Mavor.

COuncilmen: 6Essgor. Y md
ot'Well, and c. Fl. Richard
'AR.
the bids for filing ia
overt Eere then opened ~~hsreuPon
contract = a awarded 10 W, H. Tor
and Benz and ]. Giles al % Id cts.
yard.
me Street Commissioner was then di.
'so to examine tie streets, confer
the Street Committee, and with
II advice aud consent make all need
repairs.
. motion The Clerk was ordered to
lisa regularly a copy Of the Council
feeding to the Nebraska Advertiser
publication.
G. DORSEY. Mayor.
W Hackney. Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
IOO az u.


Blauk Deeda Mortgages, Executions, Reuievips
s~tarriaeo License. &c. &c. DC. for sale at this o6ise,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

Scyths, S0aths. Rakes, Forks. Sc, FOR
sale at Nc Laughlin g. Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

ia chance 10 obtain any Of
1ne above Articles for One Dole
lar by purchasing sealed ESVeIS
Ope for % cts.
EF~Five Sealed Envelopes wifi be sent for 81 90;
Eleven for Loo Thirty Tor 90 Sixty-nve for 10. 90
one Hundred Tor $500.
Agents wanted Everywhere.
Our patrons are desired to send United States
money who it is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary. Letters should be addressed 70 our
Box sos. Post once for greater safety.
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in ev-
cry case be accomrBnied BY the Cash, with the
person sending and Town, County and State plain
" written. Letters should Sc addressed to the
Managers as folio vs;
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
Box 57O6 Post Office. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

ASTHMA, heretofore considered an incurable
diseasss Is treated with perfect success Ia every in
stagCe BY the Doctors newly discovered method.
All Cases of CANCER OF no matter how long
standing, removed in fTsm twelve to twenty-fOur hours
withsnt instrument or pain, by y process revealed to
the Doctor while in the ClairvoyRnt state, which is
known to no other person living. n22-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24
DISEASES

most happy results.
The Doctors Rooms are crowded daily ~ persons
pronounced fncurable by the whole Medical Faculty,
aud no one should despair VI Keller until after being
examined by the Doctors OlairvOyant Eye, without
asking questions, he tells the Cause, Location and
Condition Of any and all Diseases, and whether hecan
promise relief. Persons on the verge OF the grave,
aud such as have not walked for years, are now living
TO testify to the Doctors Wonderful Skill and Success.
The Doctor aeyertises nothing but what he has the
ability 70 perform, and will give the most Completes
satisfaction to all whOcOme under his treatment. In
valids who eannot cons ult the Doctor In person, can be
examined and prescribed for by sending by letter a
simple Abatement Of their cases. References to Cures
cbparfulfy made
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-24

The trade supplied IT MsBufseturers' Priccs by
FULLER, FlNCH~6 EELbERT Wholesale Drug
gifts, Chicago, Illinois. Al - ~
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
The Cattle Plague Increasing

The adyices by the City of Baltimore, In
dicate no abatement of the Rinderpest-or
plague among cattle, which now theatens
such a curtailment of the ordinary supply
Of animal food, throughout Great Britain,
as must inevitably affect provision markets
In the course of the past month the increase
Of the disease has been most marked. During
that period the attacks have risen, from
previous monthly average, from IA, 900 to
upwards of q 900, and the deaths, destruc-
tion included, to upwards of q 1000. Be
tween the 4th and the 1lth of November the
number Of cases increased by fifty per cent.
In the ensuing week things were not quite
so bad, but there was further increase still.
The London Tines assumes that the deaths,
instead of700 week, are at least four times
that number, and if winter does not bring a
change for the better, the loses may be 5000
or 5000 week before Christmas
This is certainly sad state of things, and
the worst of it is, that thus far no adequate
remedy for il seems 10 have been discovered.
The Journals TEEN with suggestions and re-
concentrations with view to checking the
disease, but practically they appear to
amount to but little, the Rinderpest mean
while having run its own way. --A.
The theory is still generally adhered to,
that this cattle disease was imported from
the continent, and that il can be checked by
keeping animals affected by it apart from
those that are healthy. IL this be 50, then it
is now, more than ever, question with US
Of the United States, whether we ought not
TO exclude European cattle altogether from
our ports for the present
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
Execution ON Negro.

FROM luc new brledus start
About a quarter past II o'clock y, stertlay
forenoon, in one of the yards Of the Parish
Prison, negro, named Joe Polydor, alias
john Mitchell, about 30 years Of age ex-
plated, to some extent, bya horrible death
On the gallows the commission OF two of the
worst crimes that human nature il capable
Df-rape and murder.
In this instance the offences were aggravat-
ed by the victim beings colored child only
seven years Of age, named Eleanor Gibson,
whom he onticed TO place where he perpe-
trated the first foul wrong, and no doubt with
such brutality, that, fearful of discovery, he
endeavored to prevent IL by killing her and
hiding the body in the woods. But such
deed almost invariably will out" and after
the finding ofthe mutilated corpse, suspicion
rested upon him; he was arrested, and sub
sequently proof was found Of his guilt, and
he was tried and sentenced to be hung.
Religion, which, in every instance Of
the kind that we remember, except one,
nakes the criminal resigned, and gives him
moral as well as physical courage to meet
this most shocking and trying death, suis-
taincd POlydor up TO the last moment. Yet,
though his demeanor was calm and even
cheerful, his mental disquiet must have been
the three days and night preceding his exc
eution.
Early in the morning he expressed de-
sire to address the colored men confined in
the institution. At halEpast . A. NJ, in ac-
eordancc with his wishes, the cells Of the
eoIored yard were thrown open Being then
informed thatthoy awaited his coming, he
arose from the ch1ir in which he was sitting,
When he addressed them in the following
words:
.Hy C6Iored Friends: Nearly all among
you are strangers 10 me and a great many
among you have doubtless harbored feelings
Of eminity against me, and have expressed
Yourselves on hand as such. and now. a.
soon must depart this life hope il any one
has aught againt me will forgive "a cheerful
" IA ] forgive my enemies. The crowd
here remarked, " You have no enemies
amongst us !"
IT'S true nv friends, | soon must die Yet
there is a consolation in knowing | am pre-
pared TO go. Yes, my friends, / am per-
fctly reconciled TO go, for ! place my trust
in better world | triyt my friends, YOU
all take warning by me and be prepared
To meet our greatest enemy, death. Then
allow me TO bid you long farewell.
VICTORIA LEFEHB
Soon after II O'Clock he was escorted 10
the ealIows After being seated he spoke a
few words 90 those present, saying that ii was
the will Of God for him to die and that lac
vas prepared. lie thanked the officer. Of
the prison fgr their ki1dncss b. him. and
-rlced "A a last request that an old colored
woman WHO was under sentence be released
The clergyman then recited = prayer im-
pre7sivcly, the convict repeated the LORDS
prayer, and in a few moments afterwards the
trap fell, and the murderer sped to the bar
of Eternal Judgment
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
Hon mr. nnri. !. rrcnte.,.

The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of the
New York HeraH says; ...
~ started only 70 write the fact that JciT.
Davis IL prisoner here, and that the fact
nav not be- wholly forgotten BY the public
He is still in Carroll Hall, still in a large
But we'll and plainly furnished room still
in the enjoyment Of good fire and good at
urndance; stH allowed abundant reading
matter till permitted his daily walks ON
Hle parapct and last but not least, still
granted, a regards eating, a. say the hotel
bills, the best the market affords Except
occasional boils, which trouble him with
Job-like pcrsisteucy, though happily not
Quite 50 plentifully, his health continues
good. The methOiieal precision Of one hab-
Iiuaied 20 business IL evident in his arrange,
nent Of his papers and books, ana the same
hstidiousBess in the subject of dress and
clean linen Is still a prominent character
ftic. When he walks out he IS always
neatly gloved, and his jaunty cane bears him
dnfiiling company His strength Of viii Is
feraarkable it has sustained him, thus far.
through long and what, 10 one Of hir ae-
tive habits, restless energies, and gr.pping
ambition, must be 4 torturing Imprisonment.
With his will 20 indomitable, aIri biz r.
sources Of thought and intellect. be ean stand
Infinitely more
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

THE GRATUITY TO Mrs. LNcoLN.-The
Washington correspondent of the Albany
(N. " Argus says:
PsnsieniRg The Presideafs WidoV.--It is
proposed to give 100000 to Mrs. Lincoln.
when Congress voted Mrs. Harrison S25,-
900, the appropriation was denounced in de
bate by Benton, Calhoun, Woodbury., and
other Democrats, but was passed in the Sem
ate by vote Of tweEty 20 sixteen, and in
the House one hundred and twenty-five TO
thirty-six. Ii is TO be hoped that the cir
cumstances under which Mrs. Lincoln let
Washington viii nos be kroaght up in dis
cussion. .r
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

A few days since the telegraph announced
the election of Hon. VIM. A. Graham as a
Senator to Congress from North Carolina
for the long term. We are now informed OF
the election Of Johu Poole, Of Berthe county,
as Senator for the short term. Mr.. Poole,
we believe, has all the time been Union
man. He Is a man of fair ability, and was
once the candidate of his party for Govern
or. Both the Senators elect were Whigs
in days Of yore.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

a NOVEL COMPLMENT.-M Mr.. Jefferson
Davis, being prim, clerical kind of man.
believes in the Seriptural injunction as TO
short hair During k;s confinement at a
certain public watering place near Hamp-
ton Roads, he has found il convenient 10
call in the aid Of a barber. The first occ,-
sion of shearing or trimming elected dIs-
tlnguished attention from Gen Miles. who
directs the watering place aforesaid. No
sooner had Mr. Davis locks fallen into tl-a
tonsorial towel, when they were borne of
in charger, like John the Blptist's head.
to the custody Of General Miles. Whether
any Of the daughters Of Hcrodias secured
these trcsscs or not the veraCious Northern
chronicle, from which we eull this incident.
refuses further information. At lcurth,
however, Mr.. Davis hair, as hair viii do ON
the crowns of living or dead men, sproJitcd
again; and again there was an application
of the shears, Gen. Miles sent an orderly
after the sacred ringlets, but 10 the rCfrac-
tory Davis, anticipating the attack, Ganked
II with pair Of tongs, and, whisking his
several head ornaments into the FIRE. the
fire pulled them up the chimney. Whereat
1t is recorded that Gen. Miles waxed wroth.
We do trust, for the sake of decency, and
not less for the sake Of 50 gallant man ne
Gen. Miles, that this story is as fabulous as
anything in Froissart or Baron Munchausen.
IL it be true, Mr.. Davis will, by this time
next year, appear among the sons Of men
like unto venerable Absolom, or in the
similitude of those human bisons one occa-
kionally beholds from Texas or Missouri
From the text of our Northern record, we
are led to presume that Gen. Miles desired
the castaway hair for relics. Since there il
no more hair to be had, let Mr.. Davis de
ware how he pares his finger nails
Again We express the hope that this Is all
q foul slaader upon the commandant al
Fortress Monroe. Should il so appear, at
any time, we will be most happy to correct
the story and denounce the man and the
journal thus scandaliziug the pubic.--1u-
yustd COastjfutioadiiA
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
sound Phiiosophx.

/ EfoAt .thc hichhlouO Hines
IL Is a received maxim in some respe,t,t,r,
| schools of moral philosophy. that mankind nj '
mirc most those virtues in which thev are p,,t
deficient. II this be founded in truth II arr,-
that of all human virtues courage Is tho me-
rare. In the cstimatiOn Of men the world over
this virtue takes the palm from charity i'm tbc
muhitude Of sins il covers. Its manifestatif-1 X
enough to grace the darkest crimes the want al
It fatally mars the effect of The most dsinierested
and generous acts IL was formerly advanced In
opposition 10 public executions that the eolr,,s
exhibited by criminals at the stake or on tho
scau0id tended to sanctiiy their deeds in the ewes
OF the people, and raised them 20 the digrstvF Of
martyrs. lf the highwayman and murylerrr
showed pluck, the pTUccssioa from Newgsfr
to Holborn Hill was divested of its iannp,in J
assumed the character of trinmDheI Toarc6 IL
he died game" he won place in the calendar
OF popular heroes, and insured the -perpetuation
OF his memory in romantic traditions and IegenJs
Whether tie maxim be true or false. tbc f1ci
deduced from Il IS We believe, essentially true.
Courage IN the sense ofthe Roman Tiftas-the
grouping Of those highest trials and haraeterisfi
OF chiyalrOus manhood; bravery in eopfrsnf55,-
dangers or dihicultios; resolution in Opposing
them, aud, above all, Patience and fortifnde
under Suferinr-s certainly buf ra-sfv, y, ss..t
Resolution and bravery the southern neoni4 b,-S
manifested in the highest Development Of witch
they are susceptible; they are now ealled ON ior
the exhibition Of tie crowhing virtues nafic.e.
and tortitude. To sustain their charaetcr tb.u
must show themselves Possessed. not only OF that
negative, passive patience which submits witbont
complaint TO what Is inevitable, but OF a me-,
positive, an active principle Fortitudr irpp6cs
stTth@lu y nllfilcsts ltselt m eQuanimIty--thal
evenhcss Of mind and temper which is not dis
turbed by she shocks OF misfortGne. or which. N
staggered or borne down By sudden blow Lot
the vital enersy, the rccuperative buoyaney and
elasticity TO rise again and right itself
AmSng tue most enlightened classes Of Oir
peopie-thOse most accustomed 10 think for Them
selves, those who best understood and appreciated
the issue IN our late struggle and most ds-ote,iv
chershed them-arc men who have never re-
covered from the overwhelming confusion Of our
overthrow. they are like men stunned; they
that the axiom of the faith in which they Scro
educ1ted must hencetorth be discarded as heresies
These aNloms were their dicfd, without which
there can be for them no foundation for political
iallh or constitutional g0yernmeut no liberty
worth living for
THIS evcr-musing, never-aCtine melancholy is
not consistent with the spiritwc have e0mmeniel
Despair, while Il is often characterized by braverr
ana resolution, AMI Sometimes even gives birth
To them-ean never effect lis entrance into a'herrt
and sustained BY fertitade the noblest
attributes OF otgcnuinc courage.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

The bill to prevent for the present the i'm
portation Of foreign cattle, in order to guard
against the plague, has passed both Houses
OF Congress, ind needs only the Presidents
signature 20 tecome law. This l. the frst
bill passed this session.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

Bot little IL isexpected TO sranspire in Con-
gres until after the HOLIDAYS. n'ff'
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

Commercial block. Cairo was destroyed
BY fire 90 Sunday. The International Hotel
b in ruins. .r
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
THEY BUY AND SELL

City County aud State Bonds on commission, rs
well ns every description of Government Socuri-
ties
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

A PLACE ON THE CUMBERLAND RIVER,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

REv. DR. WM. n. HAWKS, Of the Episco-
pal Church, died in Columbus last Friday
night.
Col. Withers, of Mississippi, formerly
Gen. Pemberton's Chief Of Artillery, re
ports his efforts TO induce Boston capitalists
TO embark in cotton growing and other
Southern speculations very successful.
Col. John Avery, one of the largest land
owners iIi Virginia, died recently in Prince
George county, Va He owned over nine
thousand acres in that county and Surrey
the adjoining one. lie Ess eighty-two years
old e,r,.f.4 :.
AMEsDE.-A short time since we stated
that Daniel HeltOn, living in our county, had
twelve sons who had served in the Union
army. We now learn from Mr.. Helton that
he has twentyfwo sons, sixteen Of whom
served in the Federal army, enc in the rebel
army, and FIVE that were too yeung 10 do any
lighting on their own hook. We take pleas
ure in making the correction for the benefit
Of the gallant sireP Of these patriotic
sons" Who will contest the field with old
ROane, and present such an array of gallant
spirits from beneath the same roof and the
same household ? All hail, old Roane, and
her gallant sons! u.srr -
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
VOLUME XXXIH.

a
Java, Rio and Mocha C0ffee;
Crushed, Powdered, Coffee, POrti- Rico, and every
grade Of Brown Sugars;
Teas, Candies Starch;
Castle. Palm Erasive and Laundry Soaps;
Almonds Filberts, Currants, Prunes, Raslns;
Butter, Oysters, Fancy and Almond Crackers;
Pine Apple, GlOuster and Domestic Cheese;
Mixed, Girkins, Chow-ehow and Imperial Hot
Pickles;
Mushroom, Walnut, India, and Sir Robert Peel
Catsup;
Sultana. Royal, Table, BeefSteak, Royal Osborne,
John Bull, SOhO MOgul and Heryey Sauces;
Essence Of Anchovies; Essence Of Shripps;
Halle, Imperial and Durham MUSTARD
Mushrooms; Dutch Anchoyies; Anchoyy Paste;
Strasbourg Meats, POlted Tongue. POlted Ham;
Fruits Of every variety in cans and jars,
IATHEIR sTnCK
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20
Two MAURY COUNTY FARMS

are offered at very reasonable prices. Also one
In williamson
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

SUGARS.-5O hhds. common, prime and choice
CBrOwn Sugar.
100 bbls. Crushed, Powdered and Granulated.
For sale by TERRASS BROS.
NTOLASSES. 100 bbls common and choice
vi Molasses. For sale by TERRASS BROS.
LN0UR.-2O0 bbls. extra to choice brands. For
Il sale low by TERRASS BROS.
WHISKY.--5O bbls. F. n. & Co.'S Robertson
w county;
. bbls extra fine do
25 bbls. Tennessee White.
For sale low by TERRASS BROS.
I ARD.-25 bbls. Country Lard. For sale by
- TERRASS BROS.
T0FFEE.-100 bags prime Coffee. For sale by
- TERRASS BROS.
dec3-1m.
G. W. ROWLAND, LANDON STOCKTON,
JOHN n. sPERRY, HENRY sPERRY,
Late of Nashville. Tenn. Late of Nashville, Tenn.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-20

100 boxes Rosin Soap;
lOO 50 casks Soda:
05 boxes Indigo (best9 ..,
% do Madder
% kegs and half barrels Golden Syrup:
10 barrels Backing;
100 boxes Grain:and Ground Pepper
q do Spice;.
. do Ginger;
200 reams Wrapping Paper;
20 eases Matches;
100 boxes Star Candles:
5 eases Sunny Side Tobacco.
20 boxes Imperial Tea. For sale low by
TERRASS BROS.
dec4-lm IS South Market street