davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

About fifteen years ago young Scotchman
nao as nelghbors in the mountain region of
Scotland family in which there was a little
girl OF four years One day he took the little
girl on his knee and playfully told her father.
"One day will l make her my wife, Not long
after, the father and mother and little girl re-
| cordingly did, landing in Portland in the wear
| 1851. In few years the family removed to
Mexico, Oxford county,, living there till last
year. Not many years after this family came
to this country, the young man who had trotted
the little girl on his knee, resolved to emigrate
country he proceeded to Montana Territory
where, by good luck and industry, he managed
to amass large fortune. Having richly filed
his Golfers, his mind reverted tenderly to
| thoughts of love, and he recalled his early vow
to some day wed the little yellow-hared girl he
| used to trot his knee to "Banbury Cross. -
| He knew her parents had emigrated to Ameri-
| ca and that they landed in Portland He Jour
neyed to Portland, then diligently inquired
| their whereabouts and learned the family was
in Mexico Up to Oxford county he turned his
steps, and on approaching the house where the
object of his pilgrimage was said to live, he saw
ayyeil yellow MI maiden lin, in the porch
eyes, sir" replied she of the yellow hair
rs your name Annie" said the Scotch
man,
yes, sir" replied the blushing girl
Then love you, was bluntly interjected
Ny tuo DCOtClllldil.
The young lady of course thought he was in
sane and scampered off into the house
The Scotchman soon found the father and
mother, who recognized and gladly welcomed
him.
Don't you remember fifteen wears aoo
took your little four years old girl on my Knee
in Scotland and said meant some day to make
her my wife?'
sob yes! remember" said the mother. ssbut
not for years have thought of those happy old
days" IA = i. -
81 am here to redeem my pledge" said the
Scotehman.
Let the girl speak for herself" said the old
gentleman, choking with emotion.
1t did not take long time for the young lady
to get acquainted, nor long for her to decide
that this Scotchman was Just the man she had
been waiting for all her life.
Il want to be married at once" said the
ScOtchman.
But I've just engaged to work in Lewiston"
said the young lady. Them getting hold of
bright idea-'haye it'll so down there to
work, and then, IHaaot like, you k1aoao, and I'll
come back here to be married"
Down to Lewiston went the girl; at work for
a week was she, when shen she concluded she
did not like to do homework and returned
home.
Next week the parson drove up in his two
wheeled chaise, and the twain were made one
The Scotchman and his young wife are now
settled happily in Iowa. where the old folks, |
who have finally agreed that truth is stronger |
than fiction, now comfortably pass their declin-
ing years.-Leeoiston Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

THE department of justice seems 70 -.
unfortunate thing for the Tennessee 80, al
clans. "A Washington dispatch says that
Postmaster and ex-Congressman Prosser of
Nashville is there endeavoring to defend
himself from the impending loss of his
Office and criminal prosecution for Vi
olation Of the laws forbiding members
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

The discussion of the subject of State aid
to railroads to which we invited the press OF
Maine has became quite general. The Jour
nalists of other States have, SO far as we have
observed, advised Maine to adhere to its ira
ditional policy. Of the Maine press, the Ma
chias Republican, Ellsworth american and
Presque Isle Sunrise have expressed their
concurrence with the Bangor Wing in its de-
mand for State aid in building important
roads. All the rest that have discussed the
subject oppose the proposed change We are
Of the opinion that the Wing and its associ-
ates are entirely sincere in their views, but
we must insist that there is great significance
in the geographical distribution of the advo-
Gates and opponents of State aid. This is SO
obvious that we merely suggest it without
comment, leaving it to have its due weight
with each intelligent reader.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

1T is again announced that the various
o1ate Associations in Washington are MAX
ing preparations to welcome their Renresan-
.a'lVeS IN Congress with grand public recep-
s,on including feast. In this remote part
-. 'ne world, we hardly know who make nm
.ne'e otate Associations, but if thew COM
. 80 ae motel keepers, the boarding house
ploplie'orS' the lobbyists and Others who er-
Pect 10 TAT oil the money, vices or votes -
congressman, the thing is suscenth,o ' ae ~ VI
PLANTATION on the principle Of ss,r' noie Vi ex-
into my parlor." WIN you walk
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
To One ard All.

Are You Suffering from n Coush, Geld,
asthma, bronchitis or any OF the various pulmonary
troubles that so often terminate in CONT n lou I?
If 50. use "WILBoRs PURE COB LIVER or AND
LIME" and eficacious remedy, THIS is no
quack preparation, but is regularly prescribed by
Dor, Chemist, No. 166 Court street, Boston Sold
by all drug sisis. nov i4-tu- th
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
Bachelors Hair Dive.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the word-per-
fecy harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no dis
appointment; ridiculous tnts tiisagreeable odor
The genuine VIM A. Bachelors Hair Dye prcduc-
es IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black Ter Natural
Brown leaves the hair clean; sof beautul does not
contain particle of lead or any injurious compound
Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, 16 BOND STREET. N. Y
jy11 SN DIV 1Y
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
LEA IL PERRIN'S SAUCE.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
9th, q fk1sZN G0cR .Nnaxco >,

1t il, roves appetite and Digestion and it is unrv
aled Tor its flavor.
prosecute all parties making vending counte reits
JOHN DUNCAN,s SONs,
aUpi2sp6m Aoants New yoyk
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
FOR SALE

THE new two story French reef house, just fin
Il ished, Oh Cushman st.; house piped tor Sebago,
and all the modern Improvements Enquire On the
premises or No % Emery st. ia. TENNEY.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
DIED.

In this city, Nov. q, Charles Eddie Thayer, son OF
Charles FL. and Hannah p. Thayer, aged II years.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at O'Clock,
at No 90 Spring street. iowa papers please eoopy1
65 years.
In Kennebunk, Nov. 81, Capt. Jolt s. Perkins, aged
II years.
In Standish Nov. H. Mr.. John Rich, aged rs years
Eastern papers please copy.l
In Bath, Nov. IL, Mr.. Jos n. Ferrn, aged IL years
months.
Cg-The funeral of the late Mrs. Lydia L. Thayel
will take place from No. 12i Cumberland street, Oh
Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Tuesday, Nov. FL.

Tuesday, Nov. 81.
ARRIVED. erH
Steamship Hibernian, (Br) Watts, Liverpool 9th
inst passengers and mdse to H & A Allan.
Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st JOHN NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Mary Fox, Ross, Boston.
Brig Hyperion, Woodbury., Philadoplia-coal to
Sch E 6 Willard, Wallace, Philadelphia
Sch Alice Cakes, Marson, Port Johnson-coal to
Sch Franklin, -, New York-sand to Portland Co
", Sch Sn rg, Thorndike, New naven-nolasses to
Sch Henrietta, White, Providcnce-sup erphosphate
to Cumberland Mills.
Sch Annie Currier, (Br) Peck, Boston, to load for
Sch Arcilla (Br) Colwell, Boston for st john NIB
Sch Ruth Thomas Dodge, Boston.
load for New York
Sch California, Boothby, Boston.
Sch Phenix, Thompson, Boston.
Sch Eliza Ann Humphrey, Weymouth for Bristol
Sch Hudson, Grover, Boston fer Bangor
Sch Cora, Patterson, Boston for wiseasset.
Sch l. Snow Jr, Griffin, Rockpor.
Sch Geo Gilman, Gardiner, Cutler. -l H..
Sch Liunett Palmer, Bristol.
Sch Geo L Prescott, Buckmaster, Vinalhaven for
Philadelphia. ia
Ar 2Oth-Sch Arthur Burton Frohock Port John
son-coal to Hammond. .u'ti
EB-Signal for brig.
CLEARED
Barque Oasis, (new, of Freeport HOS tons) Randall
New York, TO load for Callao-Briggs & Cushing
Sch A Sprague, (BD Wadman, Windsor, NS-Sohn
HOftcOuS.
Sch Brill Bp Lipsett st John, NB-Joln Port
eous.
Sch Telegraph Woodward, Ellsworth.
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTHBAY, Nov 13-Sld, schs G Maddox, Nc
Donald and Kate McClintock, Hodgdon, Boston.
Ar, sch Sterling, Lewis, Boston.
Nov 1f-Ar, sch Ariel Ryan, Camden for Boston.
Nov 16-Ar, sch Sea Bird MITCHELL Boston for Ma
chias.
Nov 1s-Ar, sch L s. Oakley, (new) Newman, I'm
Calais for Pawtucket. (.
Sid, sch Tookolitta, Reed, New York.
LAUNCHED-At Phipsburg 18th inst, from the yard
of q V Minott, a three masted schr of Dos tons,
named the Sonora,-owned by the builder antkothers
and to be commanded by Capt Glover, of Rockland.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Chloe. Philadelphia for Portland, with coal
which got ashore at JohDson's Hole has broken in
two and will be total wreck The rigging sails an
chors chains, spars, &C. will be saved. Also most of
the cargo, which owned by S Rounds & Sons,
and is Insured. The vessel was mostly owned on the
Kennebec Capt Stephen Kicker of Portland, for
merly master, owned one eighth.
Barque Egeria from Boston for Liverpool is report
ed by telegraph to be total wreck the Irish Coast
No particulars.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
PASSENGERS.

In the Hibernan, from Liverpool-W Greenlaw,
j Frazer, Capt w Patten A Lewis, J Kay, ID Law
son, W Slater, + Dorc, j Henderson, Mr. Belmont
aud wife, } G Walker, Capt Curtis, Miss Wing
Grunning, and 1873 in the storage.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
w estbrOOk Seminary.

FaNHE Winter Term Of eleven weeks, will open Mon
tanned through the year. +N-
Superior boarding accommodations, and special IA
eilities for Music, Painting and Drawing.
For further particulars address,
j. C. SNOW, Principal,
Stevens Plains Me.
Noy1S cod l&wtd Wit
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE
GOLD COIN.
Free from u. s. Taruti0n.

COUPONS payable March and September 1, in New
York Bonds regis erei if desired, Coupons made
payabe 81 each in London, england, il preferred.
SINKING FDND-Aii pr oceeds OF sales of land,
as wen as OF timber and other products therefroni
ave- by the Trustees, to be invested in these Bonds ii
they can be bought at or less; otherwise in
United States, State or Municipal Securities. Aud
on July L. 1879, and annually thereafter until these
Bonds become due or are all paid. the e. & N A.
Railway Co. is bound to pay to the Trnsieea sum
OF money equal to one per cent. OF the amount OF
Bonds outstanding. Such amounts, and all in crest
received on securities. belonging to the Sinking
Fund are to be invested above stated and tb csc
accnmuatoDs are solely for the purpos. OF addition
ally providing for the redemption of Ihe.c Bonds.
The Sinking Fund cnng.itutes third great eenent
OF security ami strength, and adds TO the safety OF
these Bonds
The Trustees are Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of
Bangcr, Me, ana j. EDGAR THOMSON, ESQ.,,
OF PHILADELPHIA Pa.
The Trustees are authorized to receive the Bonds
az Par and Accrued Interest IN Payment for
any OF The lands at their appraised value.
These very desirable securities tor SAFE at
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
ON E9ARRzAGE.

ESSAYS for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
aud ABUSES. which Interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure means OF re'ie for the Errng and Unfor-
innate. Diseased and Debilitated. Address HOW
AKn ASSOCIATION, No. Q, $. Ninth ST., Pbiladel-
milo pa jy 26-sN mc
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
MARRIED.

In Gorham, Nov. 16, by Rey, T f,,,,..-
Limington. Aio WOOD, Oh
Nutter, Of Cape Elizabeth and Miss Iatsiai franA
son, of S. Same time, Chas. A. Pride of Cans Eli
zabeth and Miss Tressie f. Glover of West Viroin
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
ON Nh slrriage.

aeruy Relief for Young Men from the ef-
tats ~ errors and abuses Ia early lie. Manhood re-
sSored Impsdiments to marriage removed. New
SSo,hod rftreatment. New aud remarkable reme-
,iies BOO and Circulars sent free. in sealed en-
ralones Address HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No 2
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. novisnd3m
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
a H'daGCisaR Teeth.

%ssts%-> To my Patrons and the Public.
" fYSYfyyA wish TO cal your attention to the
IA ~ ADJUSTABLE RIDGE which am
nov applying with great success to Ill sets Of teeth
Ihe method of applying this ri0ge to artificial teeth
l. Ian an intention OF my own. By its use the most
difficult mouths be fitted and all erscns about
to have teeth inserted will he sure of perfect cit by
having this ridge used. Every of teeth made BY
me with this ridge applied will be properly adjusted
so as to fit the mouth perfectly, pay will be SC
cepted tor the work done. IL 1se who have sets of
teeth which do not fit can have them reset this
ridge applied, and warranted to fl charge will
be made. CARLTON kIMBALL. d d. s. IS
No IL ClapD's Block, corner of Congress and Elm
, streets, Portland. noiIdtI
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at Malaga 3ist ult, brig Callao, Buchanan, from
New York.
Sid I'm Cadiz Sd inst, brigs Clarabelle Tracey fol
New York; Helen Rich, Strout, Malaga.
Sid I'm Havre 9th inst, ship Caledonia, Carter, for
New Orleans.
Ar in the Texcl 7th inst, brig R W Messer, Smith,
Philadelphia
Sid fin Cuxhayen 9th inst, ship America, Bartlett,
Belize.
In Elsiuore Sound 9th inst, barpucs Martin w
Brett, Blanchard, from Geffie for Boston; Welkin.
Snow Cronstadt for Liverpool; Montana Mudgett,
do for Boston.
Sid I'm Dantziz 9Th inst, big H Siboy, Coson. for
New York. -
Cid at Sunderland sth inst, ship Mogul, Freeman.
RangoOu.
Ar at Rio Janeiro prev to 18th ult, ship Wallace,
rimau, New York.
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst, scls Four Sisters Sheer
er, New York; Cora Eta, Sleeper, Satilla
Ar at Sagua sth inst, sch Hamburg Sanborn from
Machias.
Sid 7th, brig Ella Maria MITCHELL, North of Hat
teras.
Cid at Nassau, MP, 9th inst, sch Eva L Leonard
Foster New York. -
SPOKEN. tef
Oct Is, lat IS, Ion IL, barque Young Turk, from
Malaga for Boston.
Nov s. So of Cape Clear, ship Aaron Brown, from
Onn1,s foe fxrnrf
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

THE Argus is timidly extending its anten-
nae in all directions for the purpose of deter
mining the direction and force of the local
Democratic feeling with respect to the Con-
sentative nomination for the Presidency 1t
wants to be sure of its constituency before
taking position, as is no doubt prudent. So
1t contents itself with copying articles from
the leading Democratic papers which, with
little or no qualification, favor the nomination
of conservative Republican. Accordingly,
it these tentative movements do not produce
symptoms of serious discomfort among its
Bourbon subscribers, we may expect to see
the argus, at an early day, boldly advocating
the heroic treatment for the mortal disease of
its party 1t will be rare sight indeed to
see the sold Eastern Argus," with the name
OF BLACK Republican" at the head of its
editorial columns! But it is strange that
neither our city contemporary nor any of the
papers from which it quotes take any pains to
conceal the fraudulent nature of the transac-
ton In which they are about to engage. eve
can't, fwe scould," frankly exclaims one of
the Aryus's authorities, ''6ring back the days
OF James buchanan" We submit; they say
because we can't help it. They cease to re-
sist, not because they are convinced of their
errors or are converted to Republican princi-
pies, but because further resistance is useless.
Most OF them 60 so far as to admit in express
terms the permanence of their original con-
victions on the questions that have divided
parties during the last decade. But they de-
clare that the only practicable method to give
their views effect is to gain power by some
means, and then rescind the ratification Of
the constitutional amendments One of the
papers quoted by the argus, Tuesday, takes
substantially this very ground. Translated
into plain English the proposition is this: ''let
us hoist false flag, SO as to gain our antago-
nist's deck; then throw off all disguise, and
run up the old black pirate flag aganp' &.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
Y'O LETT

Store No142 & LA Commercial st.
~.op>ER Of widgery's Wharf particular
l. adapted g .hs TGaE @ o. Sc s's depth Is
sapacmy ess,I nv water rail- ften up With every
modern convenience NJ N. JOSE. 1874 Fore 81.
Apply to
Nov Is u
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
Board for Horses.

GOOD Boa,d from S. so to 50 90 per week. Satis-
" faction warranted. MA. CHURCH.
Naples, Novl4. no15d2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
THE ONLY RAILWAY
FIRST & ONLY MORTGAGE

ON ETs ENTHuE ROAD AND PWOp.
ERTY FRSW WYNN 10 vANCEBDK TO-
tbesides Second Mortgage the entire road and
equipments from Bangor TO VIM, Sc miles. This
portion cost SO 300O 00, and the only lien there
on is mortgage to the city Bangor tn 81 900 0Or)
6 and. in addition thereto. by Faxsr AMI
ONLY MO kxTGAGE on
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
Capital and Surplus---$S5S, $500
GEO. w. SAVAGE, President. s-ass.- -...-
HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice President.
WILLIAM I. HUGHES, Secretary.

STATE OF New YORK INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
Albany November 2, 1871.
In pursuance OF the request OF the International
Insurance Company Of New York, / have examined
Its affairs and fnd its condition Is as follows:-
The Company has assets securely invested and
available to the amount Of 81 ,461, J9O. After de-
ductpg providing for all liabilities including res-
surdhce reserve and losses by the great fire at Chica
60, Me Capital Of the Company, $500 ,0O0, Is
schottB unimpaired. These facts arc, In my judg
ment, sufficient to commend theComrany the entire
confidence Of the public. GEO. W. MILLER,
Superintendent Insurance Department..
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
400 Acres to each Bond

also Pledged TO ensure the payment thereof.
The Bonds are Tor $1,000 each, due March l., 1899
be lr interest at
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

Resolved, Fourth, That in the wel-known
character of our gallant standard-bearerf for the
presidency Hon.
| and of our equally distinguished candidate for
the vice-presidency, Hon.
the Democracy of the United
| States do hereby declare their unbounded con-
| fidence.
The convention then adjourned, with three
cheers for the ticket and the platform.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
500, 900 Acres of Land

Said lands being the same granted by the State Of
Maine to aid the construction OF this road. They
situated along the Penobscot and St. John rivers,
an are heavily t'mberesl ard valuable. Large
tracts especially 10 the fertile Aroostook Valley ihe
finest agricultural district in the State vaIuab
for farming lands as we'll as for their timber. This
immense grant OF lands EQUALS about
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22

We are glad to learn that the authority on
which we asserted yesterday that a New
York judge had instructed jury that ferry
boat corporation may kill its Sunday patrons
with impunity was not good. On the other
hand, Judge Nelson expressly denied the cor
rectness of that absurd proposition, which had
been laid down by the defendants attorney.
The jury disagreed as to the facts, standing
nine for plaintiff and three for defendant. The
question is an important one, since the Sum
day law is habitually ignored by steamboat
and railroad companies, and travellers are
naturally interested in knowing whether the
persons who are paid to transport them are
offered in advance impunity for slaughterine
them. We quote the following passages in
the Judges charge from the New York Tri-
bune: .a.5... -f. s. r...4-
In conclusion, referring to the request OF
the defendants that the jury be charged that
if the deceased was travelling in violation of
the statute for pleasure on Sundays, then the
Administrative cannot recover, the Court re-
fused to charge; and after stating that this
was the first time the question of statutory
prohibition had been raised in this State UNI
der circumstances similar to those in this
case, it had been raised in contract, and the
contract, in consequence, was justly declared
void. There was, however, a case of this kind
settled in Massachusetts,; but I don't think
the law there laid down is to be followed. |
think it would be exceedingly inpolitic and
dangerous to SO consider our statute, which
imposes fine of 81 for travelling on Sunday
for pleasure, as to put passengers absolutely
at the mercy ofpersons employed upon steam
boats or upon our city cars. Allow me to say
that when lived at Bay. Ridge the cars were
like beehives as they returned from Fort Ham
ilton on Sunday with the poor of the city,
who were all the week confined in narrow
streets, and found Sunday the only day that
gave them an opportunity to breathe the
sweet air of the country. Now, is it to be
supposed that the Legislature has passed
statute providing that when any of these per-
sons SO travelling on Sunday are killed by the
negligence of ear conductor they cannot re-
Govern / think not. When such statute is
passed, one that can neither be evaded nor ex-
planned away, then will change it, but not
till then. The law of Massachusetts is incon-
sistent with our own in many respects con
corning Sunday, and, therefore, refuse to
consider the discussion in question as anthem
ticated in this case 5fH t'l .iI 81
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
BONDS

Hamilton County, Ohio. 5-3O's
Leeds & Pennington Il. r., ........ G,s
Principal and Interest guaranteed by the Maine
Central Railroad Company.
Portland &y Rochester Is. R.,......... S's
Portland a. Ogdensburg Es. r., Gold, G's
Central Railroad of Iowa, GoId..... Us
For sale by
H. NJ PAYSON,
80 Exchange St., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
8 O'CLOCK.

GsoDS A MoNTH.-Horse and carriage far-
PO ZEE nished: Expenses paid Samples free
IL. b. SHAW, Alfred, Me. no22 4w
pEELEs, sEHOT-GUNs, REvOLvERs
HI Gun materials of every kind. Write for Price
List, to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburg, Pa.
Army Guns and Revolyers bought traded for.
Agents Wanted. n122 NV
The Portland daily press., 1871-11-22
1900 Acres to each Mile

of Railroad with who b they are mortgaged. They
cover 1850 square miles tnearly large the STATE
o. Rhode Island. which is 1896 square miles,) and
are OF great value.
Thus besides the mortgage OF the Railway, its
equipments, &C., which alone is am pie security Tor
the Bonds, there timber and tai m lands to the
amount of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-09-30
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS a. RARE BARGtiNS!
Cash Purchases and Cash Sales J


Oash Purchases and Cash Sales
TNRUSSELL 4 LUCAS have just opened their
Fall and Winter supply OF staple and season,
able Goods, large and varied in extent, beauu'ui
in style, durable in quality and as cheap IL NOT
cheaper than can be purchased in the county III
all departments their stock is Complete,
DRESS G00DS.-Poplins, Alpacas, Mousiains'
Plaids. Surges, Reps, Calicoes. 6c. HoSlEh !;
English and American, with full assortment oil
Ladies and Gentemen's Handkerchieis, Meek lies,
Scarfs. &c.
BOOTS and SHOES have been made special
ty, as to style, quality and price The stock rs
complete in every department, manufactured 10
order at the best houses of the city or selected
from first hands at manufacturers prices. Those
in want of any article in this line should not IAN
10 call As all tastes can be suited, all quantities oo
tanned and all prices secured. Children and In
fants Shoes of every variety.
HATS.-A complete assortment ofeyery quaiity
variety and STYLE, some of which are superior 10
ANYTHING we have ever before offered. /,
READY-MADE CLOTHlNG.-A general ana
complete stock. of the best quality, iashionabiy
cut, substantially made, and sold at the lowest
prices Also, Gentlemen's Furnishing 0oous,
complete in every department.
FAMILY GR0CERlES.-A large and general
assortment, adequate to all the wants oil old irend'
and customers.
Thankful for the encouragement OF the past we
hope to merit a continuance in the future.
Oct. %, 1870. 1. Il BE-