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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-06-11

\ Notice is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter
named have filed their respective accounts OF
the following estates in the Registers Office
lat Mauch Chunk, in and for the County of
lCarhOn, which accounts have been allowed by
the Register, Will be presented to the Judges
of the Orphans Court on MONDAY, the 18th
of JUNE, A. ID. 1881, at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
for confirmation:
First and final account Of Sarah Gerhart,
administratrix of BENZ. Gerhart, deceased.
First and final account q. Il. Miller, ad-
ministrator of Peter kuntz, deceased.
First and final account of Eliza Solt and
ThOs. ]. Solt, executors of the last will and
testament of Solomon Solt, deceased.
Account Of A. G. Brodhead, Jr., and VIM.
B. Mack, guardians ofthe persons and estates
lDf John and Robert Michel, minor children Of
Robert Michel, deceased.
First and final account of Susan Rehr, I'D.
ninistratrix of the estate Of Urias Rehr, de.
iteased.
First and final account Of Ed. o. Wilson
and Sarah B. Mclean, executors Of the estate
of VIM, II. Wilson, deceased,
I First and final account af Thos. Kemerer
guardian of Lucinda NJ. Koons, late Lucinda
M. Lerch, of the borough Of Weissport, Car
bon county, Pa.
Second account OF A. ]. Christman, ]. ]
Christman and Mahlon Christman, admins
traitors Of the estate of Joseph Ohristman
late OF TOwamensing township, deceased.
First and final account of Thos. Kemerer
administrator Of Philip Gombert, late Of thC
township Of Mahoning, deceased.
l. BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk. May II, lssl-w4
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LIST DE PATIENTS

Granted by the United States to citizens of this
State, for the week ending Juno 7, 1881, furn-
ished for the CARBON ADVOCATE, from the
Law and Patent office of ]. MeC. PERKINS,
500 L street, Washington, d. q.
A. Andrews and N. Burk, Philadel-
phia, leather skiving machine.
j. A. Beamishderier, Campbelltown, thill
support.
]: II. Bowen, Philadelphia, toy.
w. Collin, Pittsburg, vehicle.
j. G, Curtis, Ludlow, elevated railway.
d. Evans, Connellsville, steam pump.
NJ. j. Faas, Tarenturn, ice harvester.
c. d. Fox, Philadelphia, glassware mold
W, Frishmuth, Philadelphia, coating met
ais with lead, zinc or tin.
A. o. Friek, Waynesborough, valve gear.
l.. B. Fulton, Pittsburg, piston packing.
II. d. Garrett, Philadelphia, piston head
p. Good, Wilkesbarre, stove CRATE.
Z. Hallett, PIttsburg, rolling car axles.
II. Kinekley, Philadelphia, car brake and
starter.
j. R. Hall, Spring Hope, brace for vehicle
springs.
r. NJ. Hunter, Philadelphia, electric call
A. and A. Iske, Lancaster, stock car and
motor patents.
II. R. Juseiee, Philadelphia, boat detachel
and jaw-bloek.
F. W. Leimbach, Bethlehem, paper baI
machine. patents.
G. S. Lewis, Philadelphia, collecting leaC
fumes.
E, L. Miller, Philadelphia, paper cutting
machine.
j, W. Moore, Bellefonte, amslgamator.
II. Neahous, Pittsburg, press for treatinl
parafline oils.
j. H. Osborne, Philadelphia, cutting ou
stocking blanks.
]. Parker, Philadelphia, hat brim curber
II. c. Sample and F. Rebl, Philadelphia
| dynamo-eleetrie machine.
S. stutz, Pittsburg. coal washing machine
7. Thomson, Philadelphia, mouth-piee
for musical (brass) instruments
8. Withers, Philadelphia, marbleizing.
J. aud A. w. Wolf Bradford, drilling too
for oil wells.
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A writer in the Lewisburg journal says
that the rise IN the value Of timber and
mineral lands in Centre county, Pa, is
simply enormous. Jamison, the Philadel-
phia banker, has, with a syndicate, invested
$1,000 900 there. Mercer, the Boston capital
list, has purchased mining lands to the ex-
tent OF 81 100000. The Carnegies of Pitts
burg, had company formed on the basis of
the properties around Tyrone, especially
Potter township,wth a capital Of IS 600, 900.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
purchased all the railroads and invested
large sums in mining land-it is said 81,
100000. The Cambria Iron Company re-
Gently paid $4,000 900 cash forthe lease OF
500 acres of brown hematite ores for twelve
years. Except among the bullion mines, we
do not believe that there is such county in
the United States. There will soon be nc
mineral lands to be had in that county.
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Boston Herald: The President is
troubled in mind. A prominent politician,
who was Grant man last summer, called
on him Friday. He says the President went
over The whole subject Of the New York
controversy. He showed great anxiety over
the situation, expressing fear as to the re-
suit upon the country at large. He realized
that he could be held responsible by the
party for its disruption, from the fact that
he was at the head, but he excused himself,
and laid all the blame upon Mr.. Conkling
for the quarrel. lie claimed that Mr.. Blaine
lid not dictate Roberson's appointment. He
dwolt at length on the efforts he has made
to concilate the New York Senator, and
seemed utterly bewildered by the danger OF
the situation. He had no solution of the
problem to offer, but seemed to be hopeless
ly waiting for something to turn up. An
other prominent public man, who was for
Sherman for President before the Chicago
Convention, saw the President Thursday
and reports him in much the same frame Of
mind. He says. however, that the Presi-
dent is more troubled by matters right in
Washington than at Albany. He declares
that unless Blaine shall leave the Cabinet
Garield's life will be one continual round
of sorrow. He does not believe that the
President has the courage to say so 10 his
Premier, even though he realizes it himsel
thoroughly. He reports that his peace o
mind is gone, and he broods over the ruiz
that has been wrought in his party during
his administration continually. A thirt
friend reports that he is very much chagrin
ed at the spectacle presented to the country
by the Administration divided against it
self
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The abstract of the reports Of the nation
al banks showing their condition on the 9th
Of May last, has just been completed by tho
Comptroller of the Currency. The total a.
mount of specie held by the banks on that
day was Sl22 ,562, which ia $l7 7,5OO,O 900
more than at the date of the last previous
statement on the llth of March, and $780,
600 900 more than on the 23rd of April,
1850. The specie now held by the banks is
composed of Sll4,GOO 600 of gold coin and
$4,000 900 of silver. OF the gold coin S44,
OOO,O is composed of gold clearing house
certificates and S5,S5l 900 of gold U, S. Trea,
sury certificates. OF the silver coin the
banks hold 81 ,22O, 900 only of silver certif,
Gates. The banks also hold $40, ,5Ol ,266 o
legal-tender notes, OF which Ss,O45,OOO ar,
Treasury certificates This is much th,
largest amount Of specie ever held by tn,
national banks Of the country.
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AN ETHIOPIAN IN THE FENCE.

The administration has claimed credit for
discovering the Star route swindles which
never were concealed and the organs, big
and little, have been sounding the praises
of the President, the Postmaster General and
the Attorney General, as model reformers
engaged in a great work Of purgation. As
for Garfield, the country knows what kind
Of a reformer he is; during his congressional
them indirectly. He was hand in glove
with the Babcocks, the Belknaps, and the
Hobesons, who made Grants administration
infamous, and he relied for pecuniary aid
and otherwise, during the last campaign, on
the same Dorsey and Brady who are now
besmirched for completely in defrauding the
treasury through fraudulent postal contracts.
Does any one believe that he will turn his
back upon these old friends? &iale pa
tience will reveal the true character of this
Star route business. Its real nature is yea
to be developed. The prosecution Of these
offenders rests with the Department of JUS
tice, oil which the Attorney General is the
head. The Attorney General and his sub
ordinates appear to shirk the responsibility
aud have pursued a most extraordinary
course. Tho whole preparation and direc-
ton Of the case has been entrusted to a per
son with no official standing this person
was attorney for Boss Shepherds District
government, and he drew most of the bill
for the infamous legislature that obeyed thu
BOss's orders.
1t will thus be seen that the administration
can by a mere sign save any friend who is il
danger, as Grant saved Babcock. The tru,
inwardness OF this wonderful work of reform
in which President Garfield is engaged will
soon be apparent to the most obtuse mind.
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In consequence of the reign of terror
throughout Russia the coronation of Alex
ander III. has been postponed. Mistrust ex-
tends to all classes, even TO the army, and
thirty officers have been arrested during the
past month, including Colonel of the I'm
perial Guard. Among the naval officers ar
rested is relative of the Procureur-General
MouraviefF. who conducted the prosecution
of Rousakoff and the other Nihilists who
were hanged for completely in the murder
of the Gar,
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"A terrible storm Of hail and wind pass
ed over Deadwood, Dakota, Monday after
noon. Hail stones " the size Of hens eggs "
continued falling for more than two hours,
and one stone was picked up which measur-
ed 22 inches in circumference. Trees and
Telegraph poles were levelled by the wind
and ia Deadwood Gulch four houses were
Destroyed, killing one woman and injuri ng
another QUE and two children.
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Valuable Information.

DR.. Evory's Diamond Catarrh Remedy,
will positively cure Catarrh Influenza,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever and Cold in Head. II
meyer fails.
DR.. Evory's Diamoud Invigorator is the
great blood purifyer and nerve tonic. For
General Debility, Billiousness, Torpid Liver,
Dyspepsia and Kidney Complaints it is a
soyereign cure. See the Doctors advertise
ment.
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PENSIONS

Procured for all soldiers disabled In the U. s.
ervice from any cause, also for heirs Of de-
eAsed soldiers. The slightest disability en-
tiles TO pension. PENSIONS 1NOREAS-
ID. Bounty and new discharges procured.
hose In doubt as to whether entitled 20 any
ling, should send two 5 cent stamps for our
circular OF information Address, with
amps SToDDARr a Co, Solicitors Of
laims and Patents, Washington ID. 2. Lock
bK 623. may 2l.-WL
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During the first fiYe months Of this year
ls2,lOS immigrants were landed at Castle
Garden. The corresponding period of last
year was remarkable for the actively of i'm
migration, but the arrivals for 1881 exceed
ed those of 1880 by 46,772. They have stead
lily increased month by month and IN May
alone they were much more than half the
total number for the 6rst five months Of last
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hOOOCan't be made by every agent every
hNIO1NlmOnth IA the business we furnish,
w ~ " but those wiling 10 work can easi.
ly earn a dozen dollars q daY right IN their own
localities. Have no room 10 explain here. Bus
iress pleasant and honorable. Women and
boys and gtrla do MS we'll as men. We Will iur-
nish you a complcso Outii free. " q will bear
expense Of starting you. Particulars free
Write and SEQ, Farmers and mecnanics, their
sons and daughters. and al classes IN need Of
paying work at hOmo, should write 10 Us and
learn OH about tue work az once. Address
Thu r. a CO., Augusta, Maine. Julyl0 "
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Anthony Jameson, Of Beaver township,
Crawford county, recently found $500 con-
cealed in an old barn he was tearing down.
He thinks il belonged TO an eccentric brother
who died some years ago.
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We, the undersigned, duly elected Auditors
of the Borough of Lehis hton, do certify that
the within account of L. IL. Snyder, Treasur.
Yer for Lehighton Borough School District, for
the year ending June sth, 1881, is correct to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
Pm VANLIEW, Audttors
W. Z. LONG,
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Balance in hands OF Treasurer. .... : IA As
We, the undersigned Auditors Of the Bor-
ough Of Welssport, have examined the above
accounts Of Jos. b. seidel, Secretary, aud
John Arner, Treasurer, and found them cor
rect, as above stated.
ALFRED wHITTINGHAM,
CHARLES NUSBAUM,
May Ia, lsSl-Ws. Auditors
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New Advertisements.
Tn the Court Oi Common Pleas of
L Carbon County.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that tho
Account Of j. q. Zern, Assignee of said los.
Feist has been filed in the once 0f the Pro.
thonotary of said Court for confirmation and
allOwnr ce, at the Court aforesaid, on Monday,
June Oih. 1881, unless exceptions be filed.
GEO. W. ESSER, Prothonotary.
May IS, 1SSl-w4
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wv EISSPORT BOROUGH.

STATEMENT of Receipts and Expenditures
of the Borough of Weissport for the year
ending April LIST, 1881:
To cash in Treasury at last report. : % 81
Exonerations. ns.................. 10 oi $50 40
Public Square collection. IS
Total less commission - A35l II
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KendaII's Spawn Cure.

KENDALLS SPAWN CURES sure in ITS
effects mi IN its action as IL does not blister.
yeC II is penetrating and powerful 90 reach eve.
nv deep seated pam or to remove any boBy
growth or other enlargement. such Hs Spavlns,
,phnts. Curbs. CuilOus SDrains, SwellinGs,any
Lameness, and all Enlurgcments Of the Joints
or Limbs, or rheumatism IN Man, and Tor anv
purpose for which a Linlment Is used for an
or Beast il is now known To be the best inl.
ment for man ever USED, acting mild yet cer-
tam m its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which,
we think, gives positive proof Of its virtue-.-
M remedy mas ever met with such unqualified
suocess to oar know,eGge, for Feast as well az
Man.
Price 81 pe' bottlc, or six bottles for S5 ALI
Drugpists ha g IL or can get it for you, or It
will be sent TO any ADDRESS ON receipt nf Irico
bN the PROPRIETOR. DIR B. j. KENDALL a.
CO.. EnOsbureh Falls VT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Jan2s-ms
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KENDALL's
SPAWN Cure on Hlnal Flesh.
naker.neln. VI, Dec. %. 1919

r. j. Kendall & CO.. .Gents,--I wish to add my
Testimony in favor OF YOur lnva ble lhinient.
'' kendai's SPAWN cure In the sUrthg OF
is62 slipped on the ice and aprained my iignt
limb at che tnoe tuint. was very lame aud
at times suifarei te most eXcrueiaiing plfn.
wOrr banospe ON II for ovet a year. aud tried
most rVerything wnhin my &c ch but cOuid
dud nothing That would give me permanent
rellef WHEN Overw uiNod. lC would pam me-
yer, much In Apri, 1873, beg n 10 thinA
should be a C inple Tor nfe; but having some Of
KeudRlps SPAWN Cure thOueht olld try II.
used Oao-thild Ot bottle, and experienced
rei NJ once. The pam !elt me and has NOT
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and would recommend kenullis SPAWN cure
10 all who 81 ffer with sprains or rheuma ism.
Yours truly, Mrs. ]. BOUTELL.
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or Outfit sent free 10 those who wish 20 en-
M gaze in the most pleasant and profitable
~ business Gnown. EverY hing new. Can
ilal n OF required We will furnish you overy.
thing, $40 day ana upwards Is easily made
Mthoui staying away from home over night.-
NO tisk whatever Many new workers wanted
81 ohce, Many are maRing fortunes at the bus
lne's. Ladies make as much as men,a young
OoYs and girls make great pay. No one who IL
Wiling 10 wOrS fails To make more moDeyeveTy
DAY than can be made Ia O week at any OrdnAy
" emnloyment. Those who engage at once wn
mud short road 70 fortune. Address
II. HALLEIT a CO., Portland Maine
Oct 2, lSsO-lyr
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Lehighton, jane IL, lssl..w3
MERCANTILE TAX NOTICE.

All Mercantile Licenses in Carbon county
expired on the 3Oth of April, 1881. The Coun-
ty Treasurer reports that many have neglect
ed to take up their Licenses, and are now
selling CONTRARY TO LAW, and are
liable to prosecution.
Notice Is therefore given that IMMEDI.
ATE PAYMENT is required and expected,
lin order to save the unnecessary expenses in
lcident to the enforcement OF the Law.
BY order of the Board Of County Commis-
lsioners.
Attest III. E. SwARTZ, Clerk.
June Ava
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EXPENDITURES.

Paid Robert Anthony, Treas
urer, on Judgment .......... 5000 90
Interest to date. .............. 10 As sls
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Ezra Newhard, Commission.
PRINTING.
COAL AND WOOD.
INSURANCE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

John Sheckler, Jauitor. or.......... 70 Oh
John Shcckler, blackboard busters 90
John Sheckler, labor on lot. 81
John Sheckler, carpenter work.. ! 80
John Sheckler, carpenter work...... 81
Daniel Gravor. globes, oil, sc. ...... rs
Daniel Graver, cash to M. Rehrig... 90
Daniel drawer ink and crayons.... ~ II
Daniel Graver, r. r. fare and oil.... 90
Daniel Graver, salary and oil ....... 20 Sc
Daniel Graver salary and oil ..... so o.
w NJ Rapsher prof services ...... II 0O
4. H. Snyder, sa lary as Treasurer so 90
w, A. Derhaner auditors fees go. 90
A. ]. During ink and crayons...... 90
Il. w. ClausS, stove and pipe ........ 81 As
A. ID. Mosser, stove, &c........,... 81
Peter Helm, leather. 10
Joseph Zahn, fixing pump........... 2 10
S56s7 a.
Balance in Treasury. y............. 73S Il
&6425 6S
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GOLD.$$i;s;:;aa .i;;a 8: $s;a

HnE IA Great chance to make money
EHHH M We need person IN every
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The price s so low that almost every body sub
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CO., Portland. Maine. June 2B-iv.
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For SalG---ITOI Property.

4 Cold Blast Charcoal Iron Furnace.
With No Machinery, about 20 Dwellings,
Store, Houses. &C, and $500 acres Of land
with plenty Of Red Hematite ore, Lime.
stone, Fine Timber, and most Of Il excellent
Farming Land, at the extremely low price OF
$4,000. Situated ON the Cumberland river,
TTigg Co., Kentucky, 90 miles from the Ohio
river. The Iron hriugs the highest price for
car wheels OF boiler plate, aud better l0ca-
tion is hard to md. Inquire Of
e. BERINGER.
No, loe Fourth Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nay li-WA
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REVISED new TESTAMENT

Anu Iull History OF us teilslOh'
Now READY for Agents. MosT DESIRABLE
edition, LOW PRICED. aud wanted by
THOUSANDS EVERYWHERE. RARE
CHANCE for men or ladies to make money
FAST. Particulars FREE. Outfit soc.
ACT QUICK. Address HUBBARD BROS,
723 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
apri! l6.-w4.
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INDEBTEDNESS.

To balance on judgment at
last tstatement...,.... e5022 50
Interest to April lst, lssl,... S0l SO 5324 10
Paid Robert Anthony ....,,.. 900 90
Interest TO date.....,......... 10 40 9lS 10
To balance due on judgment. ......, .s44l4 IA
Balance as above stated less commits
sion. ....,....,' '.......'......''''.' sSo 10
s3lT9 es
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POOR ACCOUNT.

GEORGE EMERY, one OF the overseers Of
the Poor, and Collector Of said Borough:
To balance In hand from last
statement. t......-............ , ~ 10
Outstanding tax collected. . IS : 25 9s
Credit as per receipts. s................. IL 90
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Horr' sburg, Pa. Nov. 18th. 1880
Dr.. r. ]. KENDALL & Co., Gents I'll have n
verv fuo uaTe that mas had q bone SPAWN for q
long time trl everything man could devise
To- cure it hut all III van and was about 10 give
It M when a friend Of mine in this city came
10 mo M rccnmm euded kcndalfs~pHvluCure,
which 1 ttiid with grand results, removing
that b ne clear ant ccan. and then sent 25c,
To Nuu tor one OF your illustrated Horse Books,
a"C thmS there rs no better book printed cn
the TO SO and lIis diseases. have tiken great
interc.t IN It hId have since sold IS copIrs for
YOU 10 my nelgnhor end viii uy and do what
gOOd can bv Getting them for others
Yours trdly. G.. w. MILLER.
Ashland, Schuyl. co Pa June 3, 1880
Dr. B. J. Kendall d co., Gen's.-A caso of
suayin that came under my observation was
entirey cu ad by one b0rt'e Cf your Kendalps
Sp v.n Cure, ana the o &c sod afterwards for
two bond. I'd dol ars.
Yours truly
,,rhnit Dlnp plst. CHAs. II. BARNARD.
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From a prominent Physician.

Washnetonvi,le, o.. June II, 1880.
Dr r. J. KENDALL & Co.. Gents-Rcnding
yorr advert -emeut In Turf, Field and Farm,
ot K"nf alls Spcvin Cure and havInp vnlu.
able ard sueedv horse which had been lame
from p viE e. Eh' aen months l sent to You for
bottle by cAurrs-. which III six weeks remov-
co all oneness ana en- grgement and large
sphn from auo her horse, and both hcrses are
TO oay a. so'nd "a colts The one bottle was
worth TO me one hundred dollars
Re'pCc fully yours,
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EXPENSES.

Total less commission. ........
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-21
MAGNIFICENT STOCK
OF
DRY Goods,
NOTIONS,
Millinery, Fancy Goods,
FOR THE SPRING AND SUMMER
OF 1881.

7 HAVE Just received from the Eastern
l cities q well assorted stock Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, Notions. Mill
Aerv and Fancy Goods, and 10 which /
would respectfully invite the attention Of
purchasers. In style and quality Of goods
my stock i unsurpassed ly any IN the
county and at prices that defy comPeti-
ton.
IN Dress Goods have all the leading
novelties in plain and fancy styles.
make spcciaiitic- in Black Silk and CASH
meTcs.
In Domestic Goo3s-A complete stock
Of all the best makes.
In Millinery Goods-All the Novelties
in Has, Bonnct,. &c. New goods re-
ccived every few days during the season.
Special order, filled promp,ly; Hats and
BOnucts trimmed in the latest styles and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Notion: and Fancy GOOds-COrsets, Kid
Gloves, Thread Gloves, Parasols, Neck
wear, Jewclry, &c, &c.
Remember we consider itnO trouble 20
show goods.
Our Motto-First class goods, goods az
represented and short profits.
Thankful for the liberal share Of patron
age extended To me in the past | solicit
continuance Of the same, which | hope 70
merit by cheap goods, attention 70 business
and desise to please.
Very respectfully,
JOHN r. WELSHANS.
May II, 1851. If