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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-09
ALMANAC AND DIARY.

Ry OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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JERRY KINGS.
Another myth moved that notice be sent to
Jerry that, in addition to getting an increased
stock Of good things inside his house, that he
get new set Of quOits, as those he saw there
last Monday were so nicked on the edges that
they were not fit to put into any gentleman's
hand.
Myth Jones moved to amend by instructing
the Chief Engineer of the Water Works not
TO allow any pigs or babies to come through
the wheels, but that the entrance to the Fore
bay be cleared every morning at six o'clock
Of such things.
Myth Coleman would like the SChuylkin
Navy to turn out in strength, and for our
young men, the members, TO all have their
knit shirts ON and their arms bare, 30 as 10
astOnish the Columbusters at the great amount
Of muscle found in our fresh water. (Sup
pressed laughter by the myths.)
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One myth moved to amend by inserting
''wake 'em up first, and make 'em tell where
they got their liquor" Adopted with the
amendment.
The resolution submitted at the last meet
ing, directing the Directors OF Girard College
to suspend all action in reference to their Pre-
sident, was taken up and let hang there
awhile, and then taken down and adopted.
None of the pupils of the College, however,
were adopted by the members during the dis
cussiOn.
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SHORT METRE ILLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR
THE WEAK.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26
NOTICE.

'T'HE BRADFORD BANK WHOSE CHAR
i Ter terminated June -, .ao5, give ho,lec
that The outstanding bill~ of SAM Bank VIII he
redeemed by J. W. BATCHtLDEk. al III
office aud III his a!,,rnce 10y III BEARD
WRIGHT, AZ his dwelling hoas,, ~ br.d!oid'
Vt. for one year from December To- looo' az
,ortIug to the following act:
An act l.; relation to the redemption OF Bank
Notes:
his hereby enacted dc
SEC. /. After the expiration of the charter
of any bank chartered by this state. or aiter
the termination of the existence 81 any such
bank agreeably To the laws oi TINS Stdt' 'Suom
bank may cause notice to lac published IN al
the weekly newspapers Of the county Whtie
such bank Is located. for one full year, setIhg
forth that SAID bank viii redeem its %" stand
lug bills the day of the expiration o. .rhai-
ter or the date OF the termination OF Il eNlS-
t"ncc and 4 copy of this act And upon due
publication Of such notice. neither such olhh
norits officers shall he liable ~ any action Tor
the non-redcmptiou of any 81 IT. oufs'ahu-
ing bills, unless the same shall have been duly
presented, and paymcu- thereof demanded!
, within the year aforesaid AZ the banking house
of said balIk.
SEC. ,. After the expiration of the charter
or after the termination ct the existence OF any
such bank as aforesaid. such bank sinai! cease
10 be subject to the operation, or liable 10 IN,
provisions of the siXty-tAIrd section oil chap
ter righty-nine of the General Statutes.
SEC. 3 This act shall take effect from lt'
/ passage.
Approved Nos. 10, 1906.
y W. BATCHELDEE, Chasicr.
Bradford, Dee. 10, 1865, II-Yl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

Ton BENToN'S ADvICE.-A rep
vesentative. In lis maiden speech
on the floor of Congress, in reply to
an opponent, by his telling hits and
witty speeches and puns, kept the
House i'll roar Of laughter for nearly
half an hour, closing amid quite "A
demonstration of appreciation, and
as he thought, with great success.
What was his establishment after
having received the congratulations
of several friends at the close of the
days proceedings, to be greeted by
Mr.. Benton, who taking him aside,
said:
"Sir, have heard yonr speech.
have been here many years. ms
is your first session. VIII You per
nit me to give You a bit OF advice =
"Certainly, sir" was the reply.
81 shall feel IGNORED by your cour-
tesy."
"Wcll, SIR said Mr.. Benton.
"you. speech was exceedingly bril-,
liant it spark!od with wit; it was
funny; they laughed most heartily
at it ; but never do such thing
aga n, il You wish to advance as a
statesman or a politician
"What said the aStonished debut
ant, 'ncVei make q speech ~
"No, sir, not that but dom
make people laugh replied Ben
ton.
"Not make people laugh, Mr.. Ben
Why. ii requires some genius
to make a witty speech"
''True sir; but the public has a
poor appreciation OF genius. You
must gain reputation for wisdom
III Congress by not speaking a sin
gle word duling the session.
"a reputation for wisdom y
"Cortainly. Sit still and look
wise. Mankind is prone to Tgver
ence the solemn ass"
There was a deal Of truth in old
Toms assertion, as the gentleman t
whom he gave the advice attcrWard!
learned, for he was for many year,
the leader of his party in the Uni
ted States Senate. though one Of tn
most quiet unasSuming members c
that august body.
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PARTIAL Confession ny SUR.
RATT.--Among the evidence taken
by the House Judiciary Committee
relative TO the arrest of John II.
Suriatt. as We learn by = dispatch
to the Herald, is statement by Dir.
l.. j. Mcmillan, surgeon on the
steamer Peruvian, plying between
Montreal and Liverpool. From this
statement 1t APP ears that in Sep
tenbcr, 1868, Surratt took passage
Oh the Peruvian for Europe. and I've
came intimate with Mcmillan, con.
Tossing who he was. lie also con.
iesscd that
''ll, had been from the beginning
III the confederate service CARRYING
dispatches between Washington
and Richmond. and also as far as
Montreal, That he and Booth had
planned, ut first, the abduction OF
President Lincoln that, however.
they thought they could hot sue
coed III that way, and they then
thought 1t was necessary to change
their plans. After this, and before
the ASSASSINATION, Surratt was In
Montreal when he received letter
from Booth ordering him immedi
ately to Washin gton-that it was
necessary to act and promptly, and
he (SurratO was to leave Montreal
Immediately for Washington. lie
did not tell me he came to Wash.
ington. bu, he told me he came as
TAI as Elmira, New York. and from
that place photographed to the city of
New York to find ont whether Booth
had already left for WaShinGton,
and was answered that he had. lie
did not tell me whether lie had gone
any further than Elmira. The next
place he spoke of TO me was st. AL
bans, Vermont, where he said he ar
rived III the morning about break
fast time, and went to u hotel there
for breakfast. While he was sitting
there he heard several talking about
an assassination, and he inquired,
What was up!' They asked him
If he did not know President Lin.
coin had been aSSasSinated. lie re.
piled that he did not believe it, be
cause the story was too good to he
true. On that gentleman pulled
out IL newspaper and handed it to
him. He opened it and saw his
own name as one of the aSsasSins.
he said this unneryed him so much
that the paper fell out OF his hands,
and hc immediately left the room
and walked out. AS he WAS going
ont through the hotel he heard an.
other party say that Smratt must
have been or was at the time in St.
Adams, because such a person (men.
tionIne his nance has found peck
ct handkerchief On tie street with
Surratt's name on it. He told me
he actually looked in his pocket and
found he had lost his pocket hand
kerchief, From that place he went
to Canada and was concealed there
from April to Scpteml err"
During the passage Surratt avow.
ed his intention of returning to the
United States and assassinating
President johnson for causing his
mother to be hung. DIR. Mcmillan,
on arriving in Liverpool, made aili.
aavit to the above facts before the
I. >. Consul, and it was on the
stretgth OF these revelations that
Surratt was pursued and captured. |
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

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me Best on MS lOnNneni.
1t not only restores the Hair TO its natural
color and keeps the head free from Daudrud,
bat il t. the most BEtCTirrt DRrssNG that
can he produced j. SllCkNEN.
Leather Dealer Manchester, y II.
feel confident that it operates not MS a II air
Dye but to restore the roots to their natural
healthy state. HIRAM h. SLOAN.
Canaec Manufacturer, Manchester, MI
Ihavc uscdJ L BAREErr's VEGETABLE ia Il
RIsToRArIyE for about two years, and have
found it the best preparation have used.
JASON WESTON.
Clerk Gas Co, Manchester, n. II.
i certainly will stop the Falling Out of the
Hair. DANIEL l.. STEVENS.
Late High >hcIif. Manchester. y. II.
have used J. r. BARnErr's Ham EreropA
TIyL Tor the past year. and cou>idorit superior
to any other u ust. j. G.. EATON.
Proprietor City Hotel. Manchester, \. II.
have uieh most all the other Re-toratiros
and never found any that did ms hair the ilua
cure like BAu,tu's Col. Sc. UALA
Manchester, \ H.
1t Restores Cray Hair; il prevents Hau
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>IdC the bottle
Every bottle contains morn Guuid than any
other UollU pIcpaH,Iur.
y" large va4da uilcrcdto establish it, cil.
cacN but we do guarantee TO refund tn,
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aud tntu say tlitt our Restorative Il. ldt.r,, t.
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Nj y BtH pt. Il Co iIpupY1l Ar,..t- I.-t,,,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

A message received by the cable
at Ottawa, from Provincial Secrcta.
~ McD0ugal, states that the con.
federation bill has received the
royal assent, and the Kingdom of
Canada is a fixed fact.
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srrciAL pArR will be made for the benefit of RsTrrg
SOLDIERS who were disabled while IA service OF
for the benefit of othcrH who may have reasonable
claims for favor.
Specimens OF Pcnmau-lp sent on receipt Of 10 cents
ia paw hostages
con e Joulnnls and tull Information sent free
Letters promptly answered
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

Iom Moore said to Peel, on look
ingatthe picture of an Irish orator:
slou can see the very quiycr of his
lips yes replied pccl, and the
arrah coming out of them
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

Tnr VERMONT CoNNrnciAt Cottror We ne hmm,
10 chronicle the sdCeos- OF the Commercial Coiti,
up"h' "a rus place last september, Uudtt the dtU,
ton Of Charles \ j. Mutbh, i. NJ
We have been pres. ut heard the recitation of the
ttudotts seen thti. work IA book kcepue and nth,r
uuhintbs whiting, and do u1t hesitate to sty that wr
nave "a HoNt NsfifrrioN every way worth, OFT l,rgt
patronage. Moreover We btLvNt that the ktud al Ia
ntuctUa hofe gwen iS Just that needed byrtrfy one
WHO would L" prepared Ia engage successfully IA the
'uHihtsr OF hio. NkgsONT IHiNsCRIT ST Adams 81
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

20 TO !. Il II. T. KEYEs Il Co, wEERE
~, ~ you can get Teas. Cvhees, Sugars, Fish
aiiipe, Flour, Chocolate, Broina, Mnctarcni,
~ Tho very lowest pricce
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LIST or ARTICLES.

20 Every patron obtains u Watch bv tIis
ai'aiiHrment, tustGg but $40, willie il ttn, bo
W.T." Cow y" paHalitt shorh.A
:, Messrs. j. lllckLNG & Co.'S Omar t'x,o>
Nti'i 60. Manufactures. - BrouGV,y, \
l,'ltN' wish to Immediately d.roso al tLr
ap"Ns maglihccnt stock Certificates inmiup
allll's aic plnccd III sealed cuvclopcs. and tof,
Nhlded rs ordered The return of any Of ON
oluhchtcs entities the holder to the article
n'heu thereon, upon payment, irrespective of
w. worth, II Zoo, aud as no article valued less
thil w Is named on any certificate IL will al
once be seen that this Il
No Lottery, bit straightforward, legitimate
Transaction, phich mug be participated
IN cren BY he most Jasiidioasiy
single certificate will bc sent Il, nnu ,,s,
paid upon receipt Of % cents, i've Tor Al rlcy.
en- for 81, thirty three aud elegant i'i,u,iu,,,
for ", AixtN.siS and none valuable i,rcn,uu,
Tor siV, one hundred mud most r,ije,b watch inr
80 To agents or thosc wiflinp cnlrlu, me y,
ilis Is tnio opportunity. liisn bniis n,n,n
~ conducted business, duly authorize, il, eos,
eriincnt, ANA open ~ he nio.t careful sr,,,,lv,
Address, J.nlhCkIlNG h 60.
eom3 ~ Broadway, New York
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ean,ile nohs man whether looiins forward 10 MIR
tI. a, n'sshanical or agricultural bns,n"ss vW MA
In Icy w hers prop sed the best prcparation h a
the coarse ~ as,s, road 20 success ladies Viii Ind
staasions With proatabc conpensa,i !" sood
'"e"shh Address '''S
CUAS A. j. MARSH A. 10
n. Albans ~.
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81 AlaAxs VI, pec u, 1896.
We the undersigned have this day Visited t,,. yrr
mont commercial COLLEGE and la, Ing h-trurd Ia n ,
N"W IN 'omhrt,ill Arithmetic. aud Ia look kr. nips
ana hhNlaR hten specimens OF P,umnushtu Ni,t,..
ilnlls Letters and other business apuspA,rut,d In
' 'tad'ul' We thtrttdllF liNc oar COMMUNICATION f.,
W" 'oulr' 81 study. Cue manner OF teaching and ih,
progress made b' the students ' Wv
Ni'rut ATWOOD, p,us p,,,.
JOuN 4. BIGEtow NJ ~ NC
" !" ptIthh " MAsnS
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-04-26

Bradford, Jan. Il. 1867.
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cash and Rc0dy Buyers,

corresponding with the decline in thrmalket5.
All kinds of Dress Clouds, Wuulcn,, Clothing.
Doncstlcs, Grocerlss and the stock generally
viii be marked down to meet the returning
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Photograph Albums.

JNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO RE
i dUcc MS large ~tocl. goods before tbc
first of January l,eXt, offer, great mducam,ut.
a
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WHERE'S SUMNER ?-The Radi-
Gals have been making great fuss
over General Sheridan wherever he
has gone but lately he has been
guilty of a breach of one Of the dog
mas of the party, which must certainly
impair his party standing. He has
been guilty Of making an invidious
distinction on account Of color. The
Chicago Tribune says that Sheridan
kissed five hundred girls the other day,
in the public schools of that city.
The next day he was invited to visit
the c0loyed schools, but he declined to
kiss the negro girls, thereby making
an invidious distinction on account of
color. Sheridan is no longer availa.
Bile; 10 fact, he has denied the faith
and deserted the party Let Sumner
roar in the Seuate, introduce resoln.
ton and make a iuss. 81. Louis Re.
publican.
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HE- G.. b. Collins, clerk of the 18th

Gy G. B. Collins, clerk of the 7th
Judicial District Court, in and for the
Parish Of West Feliclana, announces
that court will be held on the third
Monday, in January. Bayou Sara
Ledger, 21st,
We notice the other day q re-
drawing of Jurors. They were drawn
according to law this time, and we
learn there were only two negroes
drawn. -D.
Next Wednesday is Christmas,
but from present appearances things
generally will be rather dull.-U.
A Good matchmaker and jeweler
would Gnd this an agreeable place.
There is no matchmaker, reparer or
jeweler in tewn, and should one come
he will find ample work to satisfy him.
Ii.
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.79y Julius g. Bogel, Auctioneer, liver
tises at auction to take place at his sales
room, No. 7, Main street, on Wednesday
morning, the 25th inst, Of Staple Dry
Goods and Clothing. A credit Of sixty
days will DO allowed to PURCHASERS giving
their notes satisfactorily endorsed.
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.s5 BY referring to our advertising
columns, it will be seen that Messrs. E.
Simon 81 Solomon Kuhn havo sold out
their entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Fixtures, etc., to Mr.. Samuel Kuhn, who
alone is authorized to receipt for the old
firm.
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sY- Ladies' and gentleman will please
give particular attentio to Mr.. Mr.. M !.
G. Parker's advertisement 10 to-day's
paper, relative to the fine lot Of dry goods
which that gentleman is offering at very
low prices.
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De SoTo Lopez No. 7, /. 0. O. F.-See
notice Of Secretary, elsewhere, calling q
meeting Of tho mombers Of the above
Lodge, for election Of officers, on Thursday
evening tho Goth inst.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRAIT OF LAND, on the Plank
N Road, near Whites Bayou. con tafning one
dred and Atty eight 72.l0O acres OF Land, to-
+ether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of good Dwelling, Out
twenty acres cleared aud under fence. Also, VIII
b. sold with the place II desired, ~ seven head
Uhttie and 40 seventeen head of hogs; also, u
small lot of Corn and Fodder.
For terms and further particulars, apply on the
premises to GILBERT BABIN, or TO IL. v,
HABIN, In town. GILBERT BABIN,
dec3 Administrator.
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GV The terrible suffering which
must ensue in the crevasse in Grand
Levee be left open for another year,
has led to Il renewed attempt to pro-
vide ways and means to close it.
Yesterday a number Of our solid
citizens, including Messrs. John
Lombard, NJ Musson, Thos. A. Ad
ans, Mr.. Bayley, Superintendent of
the Opelousas Railroad; VIM. A.
Freret, State Engineer, and Drs.
Mercer and Campbell, had an inter-
view with Gen. Hancock on the sub
ject, and measures We're inaugurated
which, it is hoped, will lead to a sue
cesstul solution Of the hitherto doubt
full problem. Gen. Hancock promised
all the aid he could possibly give,
and men Of means will, we are led to
believe, advance the necessary funds.
~. O. Times, 1871 inst.
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fW- Fresh Oosters in cans, Oranges,
Raisins, Cocoanuts, &c; Mess Pork and
Cow Feed. See advertisements of Joshua
Beal, under above respective headings.
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RELIGIOUS NoT1oE.-There will be Di-
vino Service in st. james Episcopal
Church on Christmas day at II A. M.
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CHEAP NAILS.

I HAVE In store good assortment Of best
i quality Cut Nails that will close out at re-
tail very cheap for the cash Planters and 9th.
ers will do vel to give me a call.
dec3 JOSHUA EEAL
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APPLES

~ BARRELS due per Mollie Able; 20 barrels
III Fancy, per Kate Kinney. The Mollie Able
is now due here and Kate Kinney about the I'D
decl7 JOSHUA BEAL
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FOR SALE.

A VERY desirable Plantation In the Manchsc
N region, In this Parish. containing $50 Nr
pents OF LAND--about 1876 or 40 Of which are
cleared and well proved. Among the i'm, rove
ments are good Dwelling House, Gin Iiouse,
out buildings, NC. The place l. abundantly sap
Piled 18th good water and Is In one of the
est localities Ia the State.
For further particulars as to terms, &C., apply
at this Office now
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CULVER SPRING Hoop Skirts, at SOC piece
~ can be had at {sept5) JKUHN's
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Bay One Of the English steam
plows recently imported to this State
is to be exhibited, we understand,
during the Fair, provided sufficient in,
ducements, say prize Of not less than
$500, to cover the expense is offered.
.-Ncv orleans Bee.
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RIO COFFEE.

oCAL and country dealers supplied with good
IL kio Coffee at moderate prices by
deC5 JOSHUA HFAL
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PEACH BLOW POTATOES.

cS BARRELS very choice Peach Blow pota
~ toes, just stored and tor sale by
deco JOSHUA EFAL
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LIME.

Sn BARRELS Richards Cape Lime. Lime and
~ barrels in splendid order. Just received
by ldecbJ JOSHUA RIAL
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BATON ROUGE.
TU ESD AY ,:;:::::::::::::::::DEC "a, 1857
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House and Lot for sale on Fifth street,
A NY ONE DESTROYS of Investing money In <.A
N Real Estate, can hear Of q great bar. R!sp
an, for cash, by applying to
der6 J. kuhn
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

DARTIE+ in want Of Furniture, or all deYcrip.
l. ti,n and Kitchen Utensils, will and it to
ner interest to call, as bargains may be obtained.
For particulars, apply at tho res dence of
decb j. KUHN, GU Fifth street.
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COAL OIL.

LXTRA White Non-explosive Coal Oil, on draft
~ and in five gallon tins, for sale at
decl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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GROCERIES, ETC.
Call at ". Waxs
N 4 w 5 TO r 4 8,
FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
AZ BARRElA Choice Peach Blow Potatoes.
III 40 barrels Pink Rye Potatoes for .,lauting
20 barrels Choice Flour,
% sacks Choice Flour,
d barrels Pickles.
barrels SauerkTaut,
barrels Choice No, | Mackerel,
10 barrels Assorted Liquors,
halt barrels Pigs Feet,
halt barrsis Ftekied Tongues,
half barrels Golden Syrup,
half barrels Spare Ribs,
10 boxes kaisns,
% boxes SOAP,
70 boxes Assorted Crackers
boxes Candies,
81 boxes Candies,
boxes Vermlceli,
4 boxes MacarOni
4 boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
500 Smoked Shoulders,
kegs Fresh Western Butter,s
3 kegs Fresh aoshen Butter
r. kegs Fresh Holland Herrngs,
tierees Lard,
kegs Lard.
Also. full assortment Of Wines, Liquors,
pacco, Cigars, Crockery. Tin and Willow Ware,
Just received At
N. WAYS NEW STORE,
dec2b. Opposite the Court House.
GO TO ANDREW JiCKsON'S
If YOU WISH TO PURCHASE
GERH.iN soar, CANDY,
CANDLES, STARCH,
SUGAR. Pixies,
RfCE, ,yARDLNE,S,
ToBACco, MUSTARD,
COFlHE, Marches,
pRTED 1ppTEq "a " E'pTI7.S
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RORERT T.. LEE.

fENIIE Robert Z Lea Flour is mar ufactured by
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