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Fine Residence on 18th st. for
Sale.

INTENDING TO DECLINE HOUSBKEEP.
inr, offer my residence ON 9Th street for sale.
II is one Of the most desirable residences in the
city. fitted up with all the modern conveniences.
For terms, apply to the undersigned. at
raal6-3t j. c. ORR & co.
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FOR SALE.
SHARES OF THE c

r,IFTEEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
stock of the Howard Iron Works, si0o
each share This stock is offered for sale in con-
sequence of the owner leaving the city:
TH0S. O'BRIEN,
f.IGi Real Estate Agent.
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THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
CHARLES 4. MOVES 81 co.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
EPGRT OF THE BOABD OF

II HEAili ii "f the City Of Wheeling. Tor the
mouth Of Fchru.ry. le6t.
DEATHS from causes as follows VIZ:
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that sound mind and body are ih.
most necessary requisites to promote connubia
Happiness Indeed. without ihsss tho Journey
through life becomes q weary pilgn ge; the
prospect hourly dark0p- to the view; We mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and hllsd with
the melancholy rcf'rVtion that tho happiness "i
another b-cOinrs bligbted with our own.
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TOUSG MEN

Who have nJurcd Themselves by certain prnc.
tice INDUCED In when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evil companions, OF at scbool, tho
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured render. marriage i'm
possible, and DESTROYS both mind aud body
shonld apply immediately
What u pity that young man, the hope ~
his country, tho darling OF Lis parents, should
h. znatched from all prospects and .njoymehts
Of life by the consequences Of deviating from
the path of nature and indnlging 10 certain
secret habit. such persons must, before con.
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Lon.
don. graduate from ono Of tho most eminent
Colleges Ia the United States, and the greater
part OF whose life has been spent IN the hospitals
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing In the head and ears when asleep. great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashiulncss with frequent blushing. attended
sometimes with derangcmento of mind, were cur
ed Immediately.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-19

20 the last we can be of no advantage to
them until we obtain voice and a seat, IN
tie national legislature. The sooner this Is
done, the sooner viii they derive any benefit
from our support and assistance. By yield
ing. 10 necessity We prove recreant 10 no
principle prepared by the President or en-
dorsed by the conservative party. An act
unconstitutional remains unconstitutional.
Our active and prompt participation in the
convention when convened by military pow
| er as prescribed by Congress. viii be none the
less Illegal, for our participation. And l am
at a loss TO understand how, obtaining for
ourselves Is soon as possible some political
power is ITO lessen on. chances IL the future
+ for the restoration OF the Constitution.
Very Respectfully,
+ J. W ROBB.
F To Mes5rs. john " Robinson, NJ 5. Graft
{ and Others
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LIVERPOOL, March 16.-The Great Eastern
sails fer New York on the 32d inst.
PARIS, Naren l6--tien. Castelnan, aid-de-
camp 70 the Emperor. ana recently On ,iufy IN
Mexico. hiss returned.
LoNooS, March IA large number Of
troops have been sent To Liverpool a pre-
caution against the appreheuded Fenian rising
there.
A large number Of Fenans esptured i'm Ire
land have been committed for high treason.
Earl Derby announces thai the Seryian cues
ton is sc tied. The Turks still leave Belgrade
as the Servian capital, maintaining only at
nominal authority. The British Minister
Constantinope writes that Turkey viii hasten
reforms in favor OF the Christians in Gambia
aud elsewhete.
VIENNA, March 16.-Southern dispatches
announce Turkish victories over the rebels in
the valley.
LIVERPOOL, March Is. EYenng.-Cotton
closed firm; sales $4,000 bales Midding Up
Cd.
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I'ssc New Orleans Press Oh She
Political SITUATION.

Political situation.
The Times, Crescent and Bulletin,
all able and influential papers, are pub
fishing with marks of approval, the
letters on the political situation, which
have appeared in TUE CLARION from
eminent citizens of this State. The
Bulletin publishes the letter OF Judge
Harris, with the following pointed and
suggestive comments, which we copy,
with disclaimer Of our endorsement
Of the portion which implies ga uuwil-
Iingness to make the effort to bring
the issues under judicial cognizance
and control While we place no re
lance in the remedy, we cannot see
how harm can result from testing it,
unless it shall he offered as a prctext
for the fatal policy Of non-actjon, at
the Convention election, if the question
is not decided before that time:
LETTER OF THE Hon. W. P. H,RRIs.-
We publish a well written and sensible let
ter from distinguished citizen Of MiSsissip-
pa t bILltAipLA az iLtt pom tAtdl SltU&tlNLe
= refreshing in these times 10 see such men
rs Mr.. Harris coming forward to counsel the
people and 70 recommend the only safe ana
wise course for them 70 pursue in the pres
e0t emergency. Could our Legislature re
prevailed upon to adopt some such cou-se
aud cease their futile efforts to aulul the
acts Of Congress 10y preambles and resolu-
tious, and making APPROXIMATIONS 20 test the
conSt.tuaonalIty .. the military bill before
q court which holds that the existence of a
State governments q political. not q judicial
question. and 10 pertain 10 Congress, the State
might be benefited
No halfway measures VIII suffice Either
ace must inauglrate she new government. or
leave it 70 others, without any obstacles IN
their way. If we fail. another power which
We cannot resist. and which viii sweep
away all opposition, viii come IN aud sC-
complisA what We have declined to do The
alternative Is presented Let wise men
make their selection.
The Times of the 18th in a double
loaded paper, written with great .yigor
and force, urges ''such an acceptance
Of the situation IS will enable the
people of the South to organize State
governments in some enduring and
practicable form" and cloquently
warns them that they must either sc
eommodate themselves to the force of
aresistess current, or be swept by its
mad strength against the rocks of
political Scylla or into the whirlpools
Of 4 political Charibdis. 1t gives II
gratifying intelligence that its views
accord "with the prevalent sentiment
Of the more thoughtful of the citizens"
Of that great Southern city.
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THE Judicial Remedy.

Judge Sharkey, we are told, having
received permission from the Cover
nor to file bill in the Supreme Court
in the name Of the State, to enioin
proceedings under the Military Bill.
has telegraphed that prospects are
good"-whether for filing the bill OBJ
tanning a writ, or of smashing up the
whole business at once, we are left 10
conjecture, We infer however, that
his prospects are good for obtaining
writ Suppose he should get it, the
opinions Of judges Harris, Yerger
and others to the contrary notwitl-
standing, viii he succeed in putting a
quietus to the law?
President johnson in his veto mes
sage cited the decisions Of the Court
to prove its unconstitutionality. He
does not need a decision to convince
him that It is unconstitutional; and
yet he has put the machinery in mo
ton for its execution, with unusual
promptness. The Military Command
ers have been appointed and two Of
them (Shcridan and Schofeld) have
/ issued their orders under the law.
/ The word Of promise has been So
often held to the ear Of our people, to
/ be broken to the hone. that they Will
I DC iI1Itt'l'l''17 ~ - 'na '''''...-cS u
lAi7 jna'eiai remedy ouI opi'loh Is
that q decree Of tHe Court lle lno'l
feeble Of all 'he departments OF Ine
/ government IS against the VIII 81 INC
dominant party IN congress- IS d mere
feather 10 .he gaze. iou may tel Us
that the PRESIDENT backed oy the "n-
thcrly Of the court VIII not execute
the law mat IS JUST "hat lhe haot-
co.'s would nave Aim refuse 10 90
/ they want nothing so mUch as a pre-
text for impeachDg and ei5placng
him. Iher eyes are giarin@ upon
INN, with the eager lefoclty Oh . ugel
IN ms jungle awaiting tAe mo
ment lor spring upon '1e'i
Flc'im' I"ey "a'' 'Ae i'"s''
ana IAey o1' await 0"' oPPoI '1ilI' iol
using IL. IN lHe eIeI-'oA u " '''e %
ONO 10 Vne IIe7-''eH'y " 'De '''i'''' *
oney nav e already CHOSEN q S''l's''''
VINO VIII eNPe'Io"c9 q savage JOY III
executing 'l'lL " ~, D-.7-
o." may 'e.' u o.'.'' 'lV
VIII Vo'o" MS ." ORG .LiI'o ''.e So''i' ',-'''
reuse 10 submit TO lLnpe'cnnIeH, ''Y
"haI viii It az 'li , v mere wiz Ie soI
ms support Foi''"IlS the o'Fe'llo Il
Of Northern sentiment IHe army VIII
most probably ooey 'he orders o.
=" a'e, as e'n,'i'''l'b l,oNH 'li' ~ u
Ffe'''eAt ana 'le 1o['11Fn Con
serV'1Ees nave .o'" US q" '.' ''l-co'
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PROCLAMATION.
5000 REWARD.


Va HERas, 1t appears by information, roo.i,-
"a Q! me. mat jefferson Hill. Joseub T{if
anu AMEN /" 4iker, stand charged With IT,
nuraer OF D. j. smith, committed in tbe l,+,I,
y q IlsnolnlnSo, on the 24th day of 1(Neri,
D,[' a ~, 4S56, and are StilI at Iar.sa. IL
No" therefore, BENJ &. Hr-.Trst77p.z-e o..
s- d me state Of Mississippi 40 offer ~
dD9Fe reward for the arrest and delivery ~ ~
W5IE Jghe er o Hill Joseph Hill and Allen
ulein 10 the Sheriff Of II shoI1inf-c = ieI OF
no moreover require all officers Of this Sat 'a -
tiYeS. " unrest sad fugi-
'7l'e IN under g my hand, and the Great Seal os
r. q lae STATE affixed, at Jackson fbis ei,.f,
10! teeiith day Of February, A. D.. 1897 and ~
tue sovereignty of the state. the tor.,S -
hinth' by the Governors
= n. BROUGHER, Sec'T of State.
DESCRIPTION.
JEFFERSON Hill is-about six feet b,yb do,,-
sAiIi, plack haIr, black eyes and thin yiSa,e
s,i'osgPh Hitl IS six feet six inches biob Jar1-
alien Walker is about six feet bigb bloo,-
t nlf' aark skin, black eyes, and has scar ON
jackson, March 10, 1S57-d15t,
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EenrEaer.... MILL

FkNlE Trustees Of the Russell Institute. (si+-
n uated in the town Of Hickory on the :. K.
r. sre de,ilous of procuring toqchers, (male
ana leinase,) To take charge of said Institute.
for the fall session. beginning about tLa III If
september 1861. 1t viii be required of the
gentleman to be qualified TO teach the Latin
and Greek Languages, and all the branches ri
a general English education; and Of the lady.
70 be competent to teach all the branches com
monty taught il the village school, tbrousfoIt
the state. Certificates OF UuDlen.ished moral
character, especially sobriety, viii be rcquir-
~ ", 4Appncau0ns viii be received by Mai
y m. Barrett. President Of the Board Of TrnS-
tees, Pest Office, Hickory, Newton Co. Miss.
March 10, 1S67-d-Gw. -''7s
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CHAP. CCLXN-An act to authorize the
Issue Of certain Bonds in Denominations
greater than one Thousand Dollars.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate ana House OF
Representatives OF the United states Of America
in Congress assembled, That hereafter the
bonds OF the United States authorized by the
act Of July first, eighteen hundred and sixty
two. To aid in the construction Of q railroad
and telegraph line from the Missouri River to
the Pacific Ocean, and by all acts amendatory
thereof may be issued in denominations great
er than one thousand dollars, at The discretion
of the Secretary OF the Treasury Provided,
however. That it shall at al! times be optional
with amy railroad company whether they viii
receive bonds Of larger denomination than
one thousand dollars.
Approved July &C. 1865.
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Notice.---Having purchased the entire
cssets Or TIE Clarion Office due up to the fItL
OF February, 1867, we are alone authorized to
receipt for the same. All parties knowing
themselves indebted viii oblige by early remit
tance. and having assumed the liabilities of
HAMILTON. Power s Co, all parties having
claims against the same are requested to pre-
sent them FOR adjustment
March 12-dSwtf. POWER & JONES.
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NOTICE.

4 YOUNG LADY. recently from Europe,
- who speaks the French and German Ian
Guages perfectly, desires to instruct a class of
young ladies in either Of the above languages.
For particulars inquire ut the store or resi-.
dence Of Gus Asher. marchlg.dot
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Fer sale.

/ OFFER for sale certain real estate beIona.
ceased. 'io'4' Ut
ms real estate consists Of the DWELLING
mouse ana ioi opposite the Washington aofa5
formerly occupied by WiiHam Messenger. the
l' r. ~, n cry S'ahIe and adjoining the same
spencer. - -ili.
TERMS, 55,o4o-half cash and the rerajnda,.
az Twelve months. Call on }. Il. Yerrer o.,
myself for further particulars. 1'7'i' Vi
9iafcA I'-dZJt W. Il. HASSFNGFR
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DECISIONS or TIE HIGH CoURr.-

In the course of ten days we shall be able to
conclude the publication Of the Laws Of the
United States and the Public acts Of this
State. after which we shall present al the
unpublished decisions Of the High Court
rendered at the October and January terms
We VIII eudeayor 70 give one each day until
IL - IL. LII
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E7he Virginia state Convention.

EMs
The Virginia Legislature evidently
did not think it dcrogotory to the hon
orof the old Commonwealth, which
for four years bore the brunt Of the
war, to take prompt action with a view
to the holding Of Convention under
the recent act Of Congress, conscious
if the terms were cruel and unjust, the
odium rested not upon her, but upon
the foe who was upgenerous enough to
exact them. The bill which passed
her Senate, by vote Of - TO 3.
calling State Convention to frame a
constitution, under the act, provided
that the Governor shall, on or before
the 10th Of April, appoint three com
mjssjoners in each county, or ward, or
corporation, who shall, on the first
Thursday of May next, open polls at
all places ofvoting in the Common
wealth, for the purpose of electing
delegates to meet in convention in the
city of Richmond on the third Monday
of May next, to form q constitution of
government in conformity with said
act Of Congress.
The bin passed in the House by an
equally decisive vote with an amend
ment enbodying declaration Of the
usf;+l,+inuaIity- of fIn aCT Of Con
gres5; but has not become law be
cause the Commissioners appointed by
the Legislature to confer with the pow
ers at Washington, reported that Con
gress would dispense with the neces-
sity Of State action by passing sup
Elemental act requiring elections to be
held by order of the district command
crS
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-~-B@-+ 49, -
TIE Re & &c q Il IL 4 .
Congressional


WASHINGTON. March 16-SENATE-The
CONSIDERATION of the supplemental bill was
resumed Several amendments were pro
posed. each clicitjng long debate. The SEN
ate seems anxious 10 explain every vote
Sentiment Is much divided, but the major
ity persistCrtiy oppose amendments tending
to co.nplicate the measure or involving
guarantees not required by the original bill
The pressure, however is very heavy. 1he
Senate Is stilI in sessions p n
An amendment that majority OF voters
shall bc sufficient TO ratity consJllultoh'
bat that more than hair the registered No-
ters shall vote was adopted An amendment
adding certain clauses TO the oath was fe-
jected-9 T. n. senate still in session.
The ssEe;rs E'E,e~Esct-
CAIRO. March I6-Smithland, Ky, Is
Inundated aud there Is great suffering
among the inhabitants. Several houses have
been washed away. Many families have
taken refuge in the Court House.
LoUIsNuJE, March i6.-Ihc bridge over
Bacon Creek, on the Louisville and Nash
willie Railroad; was finished this morning
Trains viii pass over it IN eight days.
Operations on the Memphis Branch are
suspended. the road along the Cumberland
being under water.
The Markets.
LOUISVILLE, March l6.-Elou unchanged
saperfiue - scale 80; wheat nominal; corn
rye 81 A. mess pork ST. 70; bacon shoul
ders % a 94c. clear sides 1910 l2lc. lard
in tierces, 12Rc Rio coffee 2l3d263c. raw
whisky. free >225 sales of $50 hhdS of to-
bacCo-hrm at - 80 to 80 o.
ST LOUIS, March l6.-Tobacco rirB but up-
changed: cotton firm 1t &c. for 11iddliugS:
tlCar-Iow grades Erm. medium and high
grades a0tf1oc. better SIpertine ranges = -
GSIU; extra SD 25el 10 -; wheat buoyant,
but little done; ehoiee-fuU = 10; fancy
- 20; corn firm At 81 51&I =; oats dull;
bacon actiye-G} 46Q4Se. for shoulders; H. %
IIs<c fer ribbed sides; I2lse. for clear sides;
I5I5c, for Slgar-cued hams; bulk meats 81 c.
for ribbed sides and Toe. for hams; whisky
duh at 81 ID.
MoBILE. March 16.-- Sales of the day 100
bales-market firm but quiet, Middling Up
lands % s.: receipts 3ec bales.
Fire io Memphis.
MEMPHIS, March ia fire broke out at 9
O'Clock tonight. At the southwest corner OF
he"ards Row, in saloon. High winds pre-
N-.liSt', snd owing to the mud. several engines
STUCK last IN enoeaVOring TO reach the TIRE. The
conaagrstion Is now raging and ona-halt OF
the bioek II already DESTROYED, comprising i've
commission ana grocery houses The entire
block viii doubtless be consumed If the bisb
WIN + continue. Its impossible to obtain any
taIh2 ueAilile 4h regard 10 the losses, which are
very heavy.
How TO SroP a HoRsE.--A new
method of stopping a horse has been
suggested by an ingenius FrenchE1an.
BY means Of special continuance fas-
tened to the bit the animals nostrils
may be taken hold Of in an instant,
and, respiration being prevented, the
horse must stop.
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HsOCIs-EinGer. Wanted

A GENERAL Workman. or forvqr.Far co,
4 get employment and good wage, for Two
or three months by early application at his
1'iNN' march1Q-1
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In continuation OF the letters soIic-
tied ~ q large number ofour citizens.
wepublish this morning, an excellent
paper from the pen Of Judge RoJb.
which is calm, statesmanlike and
convincing exposition Of the present
condition Of public affairs, and a frank
expression Of his opinion as to the
duty OF our people in this critical
emergency Taking for q standpoint
lis decided repugnance to either OF the
alternatives presented by Congress, the
choice Of one or the other being inc
yitabIc, he argues with irresistible
demonstration, that twin be the part
oIwisdom forour people tomake choice
Of Chat which promises the restoration
Of ON State to her rights upon the
terms offered in the recent act. We
invite attention to his letter.
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~ p. DUCDNGE, Importer and Dr.
Z French. American and Inz.t-H -e
Chemicals, Perumcry, Paton. N-iIens.,.
gical Instruments, Irus,c-, ErU-u0,
Druggists SUudrics, No. 80 tbartu- .-H.
tabIi~hpd in 1929. u.f
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NOTICE
Gale Of % Mules and One Fine 9uogz,
E0veR

AT AT CTION.
) WILL sell at Auction, for CASH, ct Lang
SATURDAY, THE sd NAPCFJ
IhlrtE-two fine Mules and one buggy Uor.e
Inc Mules have been worked one wear. and ar.
IN me condition TO make cron. An yvbo
want bargains are advised to attend.
i. II. BOYD
MA 81 '-u"t0"lt. Auctioneer
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goeTx AND sH9'


ALI, narsons are warned s.l
"A. n = isso ,r3 moi" n drawn ID .
II. Tbom ,l,soTi for or su amour, I
ana siV tiio 5I A. dollars. AMI
1868, in November, think.
until recently, that said nov;
transmission through the u n
lately heard of its existence.
any consideration paid ne ~
MARGARET l.
March 70. lS67-dfw#
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ASH s
AMER,
al Rs~. :

,,,s jackson, !.
srsaetuitdsuaso PSI i;
Aaep'6ise raiptiont E, \
n ssII !, p .o,'fsh]
sof terms, 'nd
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WHOLESALE FISH st1sEcaa

It
- u. MOODY. .e GO. t- i.a.aa
~ Street Special attention -ir0ut.-
Mackeral, God fish, Herring tu-a
and Lard. no.
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To 1Ies5rs. John " Robinson, NJ 5. Graf
and Others,
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GSOUTHERN FAMILY sEWINe
- CHIMES. The uoi~eIe> luae
wilcox s, Gibbs. will sew, hem, Bel
tues, gather, quilt, cord ami Hm
satisfaction. Agents wanted ar
Charles stgcet-BoN $50. New Drleag,
orI4-NTE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-04-25
Reparator Oapilli.

Throw away your false frisscs, your switches,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
Ara rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARAToR CAPTLLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads mon
whatever cause itnsy hare fallen outl and fore.
ing growth Of hair upon the face. II has no
eqnsi Il will forcs the beard 20 grow upou
Tie smoothsst face In from Eve TO eight weeks,
or hair npcn bald heads In from two 70 three
months. A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there u nothing that will force or
hasten the growth Of the hair or beard. Their
assertions are false, as thousands of living Wiz
nesscs iron their own expericncci can bear
witness. But many will say, how are We to
distinguish he genuine from the spuriousg III
certainly i difficult, o. ninc-tenlhs Of the dif-
ierent Preparations advertised for the hair and
bard are entirely worthless, and you mar have
already thrown sway large amounts Ii their
purchase. To such we would say. try The re-
psrator cappilli Il will cost you nothing I'm.
icsste's.A Gomez mp to our representation. =
II lpae E.iaggisf does not keep n, send us one
dollar and VIC uill forward II. postpaid, torefh.
er With rteript for The money, which will be
returned you on application. providing entire
satisfaction Y not given. Address.
v, T. CLARK 4 CO., Chanists.
e. Nsss taJette Street, Syracuse, y. Y.
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Peter d. lIikes)

WuotFs.frA Rr,.tr n,.,.
ponme ,,,o,. -. ~
Dooio' Ec' HAfS, CA
Groccries, Liquors aiiti LcafLer.
III AfiNG inst returned from the ca
~ 81 fhiiadeiphia ana baltimore, n
,he largest ana Dest quaiity OF articles II
nue. ~ ever before offered fur sale ~ Cml
,ounty, respectfully informs his friend
.ne elu1ens Oh ne county generally, thal
SUI ~ me oiu stand, 2 lew doors 81
,he isalirosu, ana wan Keep constantly
nanu, ~ wholesale and isetaiit q web
'O''eu s,ocA =, sens BOYS ana cniidr1
DOolo AND oheES
Mems, Boys and Childrcn's Hats and q
all sizes and qualities also select vas
OF Ladies and Misses Boots and Shoe,.
whichwiil be sold ut the loves, cash priI
GROC ERIEs
,ar,c s,ocl .iv.x.t,,
rio ana taya Cc}sas s ~ . - a ~
Taos or III LA. 60 i.sd ~ ~ ~
s,yvns and So Hs.sN NJ Ms,sn ut
III Rain. Se.Ia SsI 60 ' D.: p
Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves. Mustsri. a.
Mace lndipo Starch Madder Al,.n.. ~
Cream ofTarter, Fish, Bacon, lard. d. !
Salt, Zine Salt, by the Bushel or Sack, d
On and Lamps, Dried Fruit, Tobacco. SEED
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUID
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