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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17

To THE LADIEs.-Messrs. MOsby
u Richards are now offering their
extensive assortment of toilet articles
at extremely reduced prices. In
deed, so low are the figures with
which they have recently marked
their entire stock of fancy articles,
tlat every lady, however economical,
can now supply herself. They have
a large quantity of perfumery of all
kinds-trom the most petite walls of
handkerchief extracts to the largest
and most superb vases of elegant
eau de cologne. Their collection of
pomades is unsurpassed, and of toilet
soaps they have a great variety of
all the most popular manufactures.
Their stock of window shades and
wall papers, embraces every color and
design, and the most lastly copRoiScur
cannot fail to be suited, whether he
wishes to adorn a towering mansion
or to furnish Il modest cottage. They
are selling these last articles at
prices which defy competition, and
have NEVER been equalcd by any Stock
brought to this market.
We advise our lady friends in need
of these articles to go Immediately
to Mosby & Richards; and should
they wish the most recherche soaps,
permades or perfumery, or any of
the minute which comprise the
mysteries of a lady's toilet, they
should consult their own interests
by purchasing at this house. We
promise that they will receive the
most polite attention; for we dare
say that our gallant Young friend,
Priestley, will gladly leave the dab
bling in "vile drugs" to the older
heads of the establishment, and be
most happy to spend his time in the
more congenial occupation of serving
the fair customers with any of these
beautiful wares that may please their
fancy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
o, all night trains run through from
NEW ORLEANS to LOUIsVHLLE,
Without Change.

Passengers holdiog though tickets can
stop over ut Cave City, to visit the MAN
MOTH CAVE, and resume their journey
at pleasure.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17

!. $1,000 AND ALL EXPENSES PAID!
Hee advertisement OF American Shut.
leSScxing Machine in our advertis-
ing columns. lily.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17

Clark & Baldwin have procured Il
fine MATCHMAKER, from New York,
aud can now have work done with
dispatch. Particular attention paid
to Fine Watches. They are also re-
sponsiblc for all watches turned over
to them for repairs. 14-3t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
OBJ Am,rltan Gitl5en,
w z Elk Y.

S%E. G.. WHARTON \ CO., Merchants Ex.
shNngc Rnotns. ~ Floor. Common street, between
CIV and 81 Charles. New Orleans, our au.
~ rad agents for the city.
AaESr.-Mr. Sam Milton il our authorized agen
Camden, and will collect such accounts are
PLAYED IN his hands. and receive and receipt 70
Advertisements and subscriptions.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17

Mas. F. JONI has just opened a
splendid stock OF new spring millin-
cry. She has a great variety of
fancy dress goods and trimmings,
and is prepared to sell as cheap as
the cheapest. Ladies' wishing any
thing in her line could not do better
than to give her q call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. She will fill
orders with neatness and dispatch,
and invites .clll from all the ladies'
Of Canton and vicinity, feeling con
fident that she can please the most
fastidi0uS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
CANTON tPREcEs CURRENT.


For the iar:csI assortment of LADIES
md CallLDEN'S SHOES. md boots.
gOto M B. HESDORFFER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17

TEE FREIGHT DEPARTMENT
or this line has been thoroughly renrgnniZ"d awIth
a special view to accommodating the ueght tratiic
between the North and the South, and tie advan-
tIg.s which it offers in
Low Rates, Dispatch, Saving Insurance.
and uromyt ia yment Of all clIms for loss damage,
oyerchar!-. etc. make it tar superior to any COM
peting route. Through bills of lading at guaran-
ecd rates may be procured at all princn,l cfii;
in r. st I'm cries ALBERT FINK,
H. e. MARsHALL Gent ~upt
Gen. Eastern Ag't, No Aston House. n Y.
A. w. RorNpTREE. General Southern Agent,
Fb27til Cor Camp and Common SITS y. o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
TrsE FREIGHT DEPARTMENT

arAsk for Tickes via LOrISyILLE.-n
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17

Go TO CLARK & BALDWIN'S,
for BOHEMIAN CUsTARD SETS. 8.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17

For bargains, LrH'c- .h"uIh &c i''-
me- dinirIy TO NIB. HEsDOEFFER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
News and Other Items.

Bismarck's wife acts us his private
secretary.
Treasure seekers are digging at
Captain Kidd'S gold in Pennsylvania.
Ole Bull and Blind Tom gave rival
exhibitions in Syracuse, n. Y,
w Wednesday night.
Some of the merchants of Bing-
hampton, \. V, brand their adver-
tisementS on their dogs.
New Albany has a woman, aged
thirty-two, who has given birth to
sixteen children. ......
New York has furnished four sec
retaries of State: Van Buren,, Mar
ccy, Seward and Fish.
The prime minister of Greece was
formerly music teacher.
The Vatican recently got on fire
and narrowly escaped destruction.
hGuscKeei'pI1iinIEh; On TIis own account in
Paris on his fourteenth birthday.
Magrudcr is i'll y aShingtOn.
The Pope is posting Il nuncio for a
mission to the United States.
Don Piatt calls Senator Sherman
a ''human icicle set on end by mys
FERROUS Providence"
Ten thousand persons in New York
ride the velo"ipedc.
The spring elections throughout
Ohio have resulted favOrably will
the Democracy.
A large amount of spurious green
back currency is atloat in Middl,
Georgia.
, At recent skating match a
| Alpena, Minnesota, ten miles wer
, skated in twenty-cight minutes.
a Young lady residing near Angus
ia, Georgia, has become derange
= through political excitement. Sh
constantly feared her home would b
:, attacked by negroes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
Notice 10 Debtors.

Rrasors Way I,m,itss Should Possess These
chimes.
TNAMII' rs &c ,.ly wash 5. times every year,
l. or. IN "thr rdS, spend one sixth of their
ume for labor u. doing washing the ordinary way.
by using these machines they can do the same
work in fifth If the time usually required,
Bloody fingers sore lack. strained wrists and in
haIing steam consequent upon the old way of wash
ing, are all avoided by using these machines. 1t
docs not require abe-hodied persons to operate
them. boy or girl. twnlve or fourteen years Of
age, can do much washing with these machines,
in a few hours, al one able bodied woman can in a
whole day by the usual process.
Fee card Tor using the King Of the West.
For sale by
J.N; FITCHETT, Agent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
S 7 A T Z. NJ Z n T
OF THE CONDITION. OF THE
Globe Mutual Life Ensur-
ance Company,
ON THE IsT JANUARY 1869.

The name of the Company is GLOBEMU- /
TUAL LIFE DISTURBANCE COMPANY.
1t is located in New York.
The amount of the Capital Stock is One
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The amount of the Capital Stock paid up
One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The assets of the Company are as follows
Cash or hand and deposited in National
Park Bank S 90, 1872 45
Real Estate unincumhered, None
Bonds owned by the Company, to
wit:
Par Falue MarIet Val.
435, 900 90 United States per
cent. Bonds, 1881 4S3 q37 so
co, $50 90 U. S. per cent Bonds
1861 CT lG3 o.
40 600 90 U. S. 10 40 Bonds, ~ 500 90
$4,000 90 Brooklyn City Bonds 99,47O 90
10000 90 New York Co. Stock 800 90
s $50 SO Astoria Bonds $3.50 30
10000 90 Virginia per cent.
Bonds IA 537 10
6s4 $50 80 727,lSS -
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, be-
ing first liens on unncumbered
real estate, worth double the
amount loaned 1893 $50 90
Debts otherwise secured. Loans
on Stocks and Bonds $4,000 90
Debts for Premiums, Agents Ac~
commits 81 S07 &c
Deferred premiums 2l5, 26l O3
3lI ,068 10
All other securities 57,74S II
Total Assets, $l,GH ,9OT So
LIABILITIES
Amount of Dividends to Policy
Holders SlO8,Sl5,OO
Losses adjusted and duo
Losses adjusted aud not due
Losses unadjusted
Losses in suspense awaiting fur
ther proof 49,7l4 90
All other claims nGainst the Com
pany-estimated 10000 90
Total Liabilities exclusive of Cap
| ital Stock aud reinsurance re-
served fund, $3.50 90
The greatest amount insured in
any one risk, 10000 90
STATE OF NEW YORK,
County IF Mn York,
! Pliny Freeman, President, and Henry C.
! Freeman, Secretary "fihe aforesaid Company
being duly and srverally sworn according
to law, depose and say that the foregoing is
n full true and correct statement of the af-
| fairs of said compnuv, on the day named, to
the best of their knowledge and belief
| TSigned.l PLINY FREEMAN, Pres't.
/ Henry c. FREEMAN, Secy.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this Sd
lay of January, a. y. 1869.
| THOS. SADLER,
Commissioner of Mississippi,
! IL Wall street, N. Y.
/ S4T OF MISSISSIPPI, I
| AUDGroR's OFFICE, JACKSON.
! |. THOMAS T. SWAMI, Auditor of Pub
| lie Accounts of the State of Mississippi, do
hereby certify thar the foregoing statement
of the Globe MUTUAL Life Insurace Company,
of New York, is truly and correctly copied
from che original, now on file in my office.
Given under my hand and seal of Of
IT,. S. 6ce, at the city of Jackson, this Irh
| day Of March. 4. D. 1869
THOS. I. SWAMI,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
S. c. COCHRAN,
Agent, Canton.
April ?, 1869 2w.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-17
MEMPHIS & LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD LINE.
QUICK AND SURE CONNECTIONS FOR
ALL POINTS, NORT4, EAST 6 WEST.
Two Daily Trains run through from
NJ L NJ his and HU MBOL d T
10
L O u l S V l l. l. E,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,

PITTSBURGH. BALTIMORE.
WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK BOSTON NIAGARA FALLS,
BUFFALO TOLEDO DETROIT. CHICAGO
and all other cities in the North and East
and with the splendid steamers of the
U. S. MAIL LINE,
Arriving Mt CINCINNATI next morning, in
time to take early trains East.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29
Business Notices.

Choice Tennessee Barley for sale by Mavcs
& Mnrtin ~
Notice copartncrEhip notice of j Y. MoEal,
L. Z. Pool. Also card -'.Saiutstory.n
mso l. u Siils' card will he fnnnl in to.dav,s
paper Miss s. invites the Indies to an ineprctiou
OF her late purchase Of choice millinery, 60.
Lovelacc & Wheeler arc receiving and
opening their stock Of fall goods, which
Tor style, quality and variety will satisfy
''e'r numerous friends and the public
generally.
r. Norman Il Co.. MolIohon Row, have
no" IN storc, the bulk of their stock Of Gro
ceres and Provisions for fall trade. Scarcely
an article In tho family or general grocery
''ho' but Can now be had Of them, and nj
moderate prices. Call and examine
p. ". & r. S. Chick arc also in the
ne'd, and are taking advantage of the
t''od tide to secure fortune. Their stock
Is large and scasonablo.
Capt. W. II. Webb has removed from
h'a old stand on the corner Of Mollohon
to that large and handsome brick store
'"te'y occupied by Gary & Duncan. His
stock is largo aud we'll selected, and
shows to decided advantage.
RENoyAL.-Dr. James Mcintosh has
removed to the store lately occupied by
"apl.W. II. Webb, which he Is reflttinp.
and whero ho will supply tho public
with choice stock Of drugs, medicines.
chemicals, pcrfumerios, &c. &c.
The Shoe house OF Messrs. Abrams
'f'thn & iIargrove is filling up rapidly
and in few days, whom all their boxcs
arc open--many Of which arc already
open-it will bo no (anlt OF Capt. Med.
Mctts, tho polite chief in charge, IL those
!" need of elegant shoes, aud who make
requisltion on him. fail to bc satisfied.
THE COLUMBIA HOUSE and Clothino
Emporium Of Messrs. II. g. W. G. Swat.
Held is now fillod for the fall trade with
gen.lemon's and youth s goods. We in.
Vito attention to their card in to.dap's
paper. Gentlemen visiting Columb;o
can replenish thoir wardrobes by calling
at this house. - ..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29

"ShlNGroN, Srptrmber 81. 1T is
S'"'ru that Candy recommends the re-.
eS'ao''>h'nen: Of the Freenrn'S Bureau
III Virginia. AnionS the reasons piy,n
!or 'h'S action. is the drought, pro,lnc
my scarcity and threatening much Sut.
IL inS am"ng the negroes
The Cuban partl>an> here hay. SHIRT,
ling news pl>>rn>ionS have ronn.,,.,,
a re'organizatirr f the army. prrs;.
"e"' oeSi'rdcS has aS>"mrd supreme com
mand, with Jordan ~ chicf-or staff The
t"nans asSaSSinatci two Cuban Cen.
erals before reorganization.
NEaRo DEprS -SrAL,xo. tho
chester Reporter, We learn that Tho
Jnr'eS, nj rcccnt court, adopted the rule
81 sealing old debts laid down in Edge.
held, Anderson, Abhcvillc, &c. Iudrr
tho ruling Of Judge Thomas, the S,ntr
constitutional enactment. a. To- nnorn
debts, was sustained.
The bulls and bears were fcarful]v cx.
erclSed last Friday, bY the unparojlrlrl
rise and fall in the Gold market, From
l39 to lG2 and in fifteen minutes down
to l36- closing finally at 1875. Perfectly
IN Keeping with the diSjointed times.
Somebody hurt.
S'ck'cs' ncte to the Spanish authorities
relatiTe TO the purchase Of Cubs, has
created howl of indignation among finn
SpaniardS. Ther don, wish to nnrt with
the gem Of the Antilles. "
The Petersburg Express bitterly opno.
seq the movement that eliminated in III.
election OF Walker. Now, it fnyors whoI
IL terms "modcratc Republicanism. y"
wrong all the time.-Star.
Col. VIM p. Shlngler, of Charleston
Is dead. lie will be remembered rs thr
gallant Colonel Of the uolco,nbe, Irpion
Cavalry. e'"
a pr"tr"cted meeting is in progress
III me Me'h"disl Church, at Laurens.
Mr. i. II. S""!l returned to Laurens
Ha'1' "'v, IA custody Of detective Hicks.
! The Washington Committee on Flee.
| t"''S v'>'t 81. Ga. November 3.
ti'o,onO in grld drawn from Bank q,
EnSland for n. Y.
Ev. n. Tall,y Of Colpmbi, ce,rhro,o,,
his g"'d"n wedding on the 23d.
J"hn r. hin$"n's Circus md Mcpuo,r;,
are coming South.
| Inc "l'',i"n move" hns succunbcd +,
the i"rre TT public opinion.
Fmtr iron cladS are ready for sra
| har'' Qnakrs IN South Amrrira.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29
lFor the Herald.]

MEssRs. EDlroRs Our friend md
most prominent fellow citizen, Rov. r. 8
bolnest, Mt Pomaria, has had q very
heavy loss. During his absence, about
+ o'clock on the morning OF Friday last,
his Clubhouse and COW stables, both new
buildings, wcro burned down, with all
Their contents. llo lost, besides tho
buildings, new cotton gin and thrcsh.
ing machine, with horse power, about
1 bales of cotton in tho seed, 100 bushels
OF cotton seed, 10 bushels Of seed oats
ionr horse wagon, and all tho proven.
der OF the coming winter. The loss can.
not Oe repaired for less than two thous.
and dollars.
1t can DO no doubt. that it is the work
OF an 'ncendiary. and that the prominent
position which Rev. IT, S. Boincst occu.
pied IN the immigration question is tho
cnnso Of his loss.
We expect to express only the fcol.
lngs OF his many friends, and Of all
'r'onds of immigration, if we think Il IL
tho duty Of the country, and especially
o, our county to support our friend in
his heavy loss.
Let US form here a Committee to col.
'ec' contributions; lie, every body give In
proportion to his ability lot tho other
townshipa do the same and if wo conno,
re'"onrsc tho full loss, 80 con show
h'm' that our feelings are with him, and
'"a' we condemn such a rascaity as the
consequence of our illegal government.
CITIZEN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29


Bay ASIATIC CHOLERA IN
E4,nn; nv =, Almost every case cured with PAIN
iFrom Rev. r.. Tclford, Missionary IN China
now Yisiting his home IN Pp,In.j
WAsH,NGroN Penn,
DEAR S1Rs:-Durfng residence of some
iSn years as missionary in Siam and
ohina' found your Vegetable Pain Killer
most valuable remedy for that fearful scource
tho Cholera.
In administering tho mehlcfnc 7 found
II most etfect1inl to give q teaspoonful of
inii ..!, hlher IN gill OF hot wHtcr sweetened
WIN sugar; then, after Abont fifteen minutes
begin to give about u tcaspoonful of the
snme mixture every few minutes until relief
was obtained Apply hot applications 70
the cxtrcmities. Bathe the stomach with
!hc tnn Killer clear, and rub The limbs
hfEk'y of th"sr who had the Cholera
ana TOOK sbn 'n"'ii"i"c Faithfully in tho wav
s'nteo above. ~; nut ~ ton recovered.
trtlY yours
,.. L. TELFoRD.
II attacked with HE Diurrhna. Dysentcrv
Efamp I3tG. don't delay the use of the
FuSGcuow, CHINA,
:EAE "iRs :~'buring Il long residence IN
Gniua n | have used Your Invaluable puin
hll'Cr, ho'h III ny own family and among
thn ChlnrSc nnl haze lnunl ii Il most cxo
| cc'lent medicine. In the summer IF 1870
and 63, Will" rc>iii,g in Shanghai T fnnnJ
| " an almost certain care for Cholera. if uSrI
III ti'hc Indeed. using i, in il greut mnnv
instances, d0 not remember failing In .
single chSe. For threo years I have heom
re-iding in this place. more than fifty miles
from n,, physician, and have hccn Obliged to
1'! sa., olten upon my own resources in cases of
sickness. Thn Chinese como to us In oroot
numbers for medicine and advice. Thomr%
without medical knowledge ourselves. tIc
tc" simple remedies We can command orc
so much In advance even Of their physicians
mat we have almost daily applications. W.,
cr'o% cnutS ahcm en- to come because 1t brings US in
Iulness In diarrlIoa, cofic, vomiting, choi>
era, coughs, etc., yonr PAIN KILLER hna
ocen my chief medicine.
Yours, very truly,
Sep. % 81 limo. T.P. CRAWFORD
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29
Ramio.

The numerous successful experiment
Of silk. wooden, lace and linen cotto,
manufacturers In several Statos, and still
more extensively In Europe, have createt
demand for this new aud valuable sta
ple far beyond the present production o
means OF supply. 1t is discovered tha
the ramte grown on the alluvi4t lands .
the lower Mississippi has a very long ant
exceedingly tine fibre, far superior tt
that grown IN its native country. Java
and that tho yield per acre is greater
II any Of the more Southern Cotton
States ra,nie can 10 harvested at leas,
throe times year, and each harvest or
cutting will produce between nine and
swoive hundred pounds, making an aver.
age annual crop of abou. threo thousand
pounds crude unprcpared fibre, worth al,
present IN Europe ten cents specie per
pound. In preparing tho fibre for man.
ufacturing purposes |! loses about one.
ball. increasing It in value to sixty.Rvc
cents per pound. Thus it is apparent
that ramie, requiring comparatively lille
uliaGe to produce such magnificent re.
suits, ia the most profitable crop that the
planter can cultivate.
The fibre, when prepared for the spin.
ner, Is beautifully white, sofl md glossy,
closely resembling floss silk in appear.
nnce; It is much stronger than the best
tax. and readily receives tho most dill.
cult dyes without injury to its strength
or instre.
70 meet the manufacturers increasing
demands company Of cnterpriSing ami
practices! business men have organized
"Ihe Ramic Producing and Supply Com.
panY. and propose to opcrstc pear New
Ortesn> on two thousand acres Of the
choicest ailuy,s! bottom bottom land il
inst region. Wi;h two or three skilled
nu!Serynen 70 tend the plants, and one
Gt Mcssrs. J. & +. lIoward's steam cu't;.
va!orS. it Is confidently expected tie
Company will have four to live hundred
acres al cane of their own growth ,n sun
ply orders next season. They hope 10
pr"dnre IN the crude state over six hun.
ared thousand pounds. or about three
hundred tons. \ conditional cnn,rar,
Tor the land on very favnrahe terms was
made last april; and all the pla,tS and
roots Sncwn I" he for sale in Texas have
heen purchased to commence operations
"''h. We hare reports "f English man.
U!a'turers sending an ascn, To raise, or
buy tAe ramie in California hut from
o. accounts our Southern valleys xrc the
BEST adapted to its successful cultivation.
h""ev"r there is ample r""m, and the
demand Tor years IL sure 10 exceed the
EnFi'!f. Same beautiful specimens Of
the hhre car hc seen At M. 2,5 Pearl,
street, where the Hon. !. " (;r,uorv
VII, exhibit aud explain It's various uses
ara vs:a'. and also at Adams Express
Once, Broadway, upon cnqui,i,s for Mr..
H. DIXON, provisional Secretary Of the
NeEppany.- Journal Of Commerce.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29
BRwARy LADIES' op Gnou,,,, r.

bEwARE LADIES, OF GRowIwo FAr,--
lho Hungarian Journals relate the follow.
ing extraordinary case of suicide y.
Last week, John Stcbaleski. a shon.
keeper In tho Rue Sebatiana. at pes,b
came down from his bedroom at 3 o'clock
IN the morning, leaving his wife in he'd
he then shaved himself, put on his host
elothee. stretched himself on the counter
and having q loaded pistol discharped
= @sns; contents into his heart. Death Vas
/ ?nssssn.anenna Tho horror nnd aston.
Ishmens OF hls wife and The neiahhora
we're indescribab!e; and tho more 30
tnat no one knew Of any motive far tho
I commission Of tho desperate act. Wh;,st
ai! were. lost IN, conjecture mn old fr;anJ
ofthee deceased camo rushing up. on, % of
4 breath. He bad just received bv nos, a.
g letter from Ste6aleski, dated tho ps. prs.
yions evening, and thus wordcd: INC
Gear ariend, ! lave decided to kin nv.
self to.lnorrow.: Life Is unsupDortahio
Iatore ny wifs. but she has s grown @
atopt .-she that was, of SO. ravishine q
9gnre when ! married her. Adieu. mo
sriend. Toll my wife that I prefer to dio X
rather AZ ed' than be unfai,hful to her, or TO
'sseparate myself from her by i,,oar,s Of tia
ny NV Fatswsll, andp,ty ~" ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-09-29
Card.

through attention to business. and thu
ASSISTANCE and patronage of eenerous
public, l have been enabled once more
~ MIST my own 'shirtiu' to the breeze" and
w. nn ,o, or @nGnt tiie first of October, / will
ana an, commodlous brick building, situated on
the corner Of Pratt, (knoWn as MainI anI
Saluweii streets, opposite A.. M. Wicker's
SS9h'octionary, S'' where will be exhibited a
tGis ana complete assortment of Foreign =,
tention to offor one of tho best assorted y ,t
STOCKS OF Goods In this limo, adapted to thc
wants or tho trade to he found I'm this MAJ
ket; All orders will receive Immediate md
Iaitn1ui attention, and selections as we'll os
prices, VIII DC as satisfactory as If made in
px S, oresscd 1 ~ "n P1H,c b appreciation so often
rom every quarter by which I have been
sustained, affords me substantial orstiGoa'
ton more especially In this age of him.
pug, when It fs so difficult for men to havo
,nn. ,astln. thank my friends and patrons every.
n,'o ,h', lor .hclf confidence, and rest assured
,h"' no ehort on my part shall be left mn.
done to maintain that confidence and n
oyefJ case guarantee to sell tho same class
OF goods at ns short profits as any honao n
the trade Bear this in mind, tn at this stncL
nus ocen recently bought, and all the Goods
are now and fresh. which gives our friends
ana ana patrons q grent advantage. as they viii
hot nave 10 make their selcctions from ola
mixed stocks. and rcnew my assuroncc 'o ~
the trade, that this stock well bought shall II
nc nc soid ut tho lowest possible rates; T mean
that our prices On every article. shall hn sn
reasonable that " ono can undcrsell tho samo
quality and 1.-Two. '"o e"'''e
,;,, ! mean TINT our house shall DO a house of
TeilaoiiIfy, containing stock, ono Of ,Sn n,
ucst' most comprehensive and attractive IN
tna mean mean tnat 1t shall bo kept up throughout
what they want. no matter from wh"t snn' nnu
3! uon OF OF the country they may come. snb>
hit t'is stock to your examination.
am respectfully,
Your humble servant,
Sep. 90 80 Ct, "Aor Ahh'