lie
A Bmd Iirto Florida, Etc.—On ibe
14tb instant, we joined W. P. Sms,
Esq., and part?, wboaa ostensible ob
ject wa* a short vioit to tbe “Fkjwer
^ aL MATTERS-_ Land,” but whose real design the
—■ 7 7 purpose of this article is to show.
JSSI^I^.' 1 *' _
"7r^ire a canary bird snd
• D °Bee tbft adveft»«n>ent of *J >o-
Alters. -«»»- —
** H Martin, comer of jirongbton -every day clothes,’’ and
' . Htrefct#, tllC flDCSc ftS l^nn^pintli nrliifn a«4in ■
lh, n?of Oami.es ever btougbt to
rnh ft.br far Christmas.
an i ,
joriibent
the efty
r
low rat' »•
\r e calTatiention to tbe advertised
, ' eEivbere, of tbe personal prop-
B ‘ Davis Tonge, deceased to
* r !? at tbe Court House on the
We call attention to tbe advertise^
, nf D r Babbit’s English and
School, to be found else-
Pupils will be received at
,and chaiged accordingly,
vwre.
J^ibe seen that pupils will be
j.cpa-edtoentera^^college.
S*, J rGi^r&Co.,eall ibe atten-
Uon d the people to their splend.d
e’oii ol Clothes and Casuners, also,
Plenmtion Goods, and tbe cheapest
st K'k ill Boots and Shoes, Saddlery
. ; ‘l Harness they have ever bad the
pleasure of offering to the public. Re
member they are on Water Street.
The public generally are advised to go
to the Drug Establishment of Messrs.
Butts <t Peabody if they wish genuine
msdicines or a superior article of any
kind usually kept in tbeir line. They
have just received a sp:endid addition to
their stock and they are ever ready tD
oblige those who favor them with tbeir
patronage. _
TheFlint Biver Store
Vow contains a splendid Stock of Dry
floods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats
Cloaks, Shawls, Shirts, Fancy Good,
<fc.,aud floods being sold there at low
er figures than any a here in tbecommu-
nitv, a large share of public patronage is
solicited.
Steisixgeb fc Eckstein.
Srxuso off at Cost !—With a view
[ to a eliauge in their business, the firm of
E. It Vmith A C0., are now selling off
I their entire stock of Dry-Goods, Clotli-
ling. Boots. Shoes, Hats. Caps, Crockery
|<IV, at Cost.
They are also Agents for the Celebrat-
led Chesapeake Guano, and will be pleas-
1*1 to supply their farming friends tbere-
Vli.
A somewhat tjresome rids of five
hours’ durktiriti brought us to the
residence of Dr. Jakes, who is pne
of the cleverest gentlemen in Florida.
We took his premises, so to speak,
by storm. Her'e we were directed by
Mr. Sims to divest oftrselves of Okf
walk into
broadcloth, white satin/ white kids,
etc.—that iB put on “wedding gar*
. ment .” Mr. S. now avowed his real
Livebpool SAiT.—Messrs Babbit & \ intent j on j na becoming and patriotii
AVaifield have a fine lot of Liveipoii j maBne? , We had overcome the ad-
u . which they w'otild like to se o vance( j posits without loss, and had
, enters by the wholesale, at ve p | fully equipped ourselves for the more
It is an excellent ar ic e. ar( j uous( i al j es D f the “raid." Now,
only two miles lay between us and
the main position—the residence of
Mr. Dohalo Nicholson—which most
be possessed. If we were successful,
we would have cause for much re
joicing on Sceoufft of the beauty there
assembled and the bounteous and
tempting feast of delicacies known to
be there spread out in profusion.
At 8 o'clock, precisely, we carried the
position/ after being reinforced by
two couples of fair Floridians/ in the
following style : We formed in two
ranks, right-face—Mr. Sims and Miss
Emma NicholsGn in from—and march
ed into the parlor/ withettt bppfOBi-
tion, where we were met by the Rev.
A. J. Dean, who, after we had taken po
sition, in a very short time changed
the name of Miss N. to that of Mrs.
S. Thus terminated 'he attack, tlie
capitulation, and the surrender which
made 13ill Sim* a married man.
Congratulations were freely given,
ami ail were happy, espee.aiiy the
•‘dearly beloved.’’ We now weut mio
the hall where th.e feast was in wait
ing, and there we participated in a
repast that wolild not have been ob
jected to and would have charmed
the varied appetite of Epieurus
himself. Supper over, the gay mul
titude returned to the parlor and
mad6 the moments fly quickly by,
adding joy to the already over joyous
occasion. And then the “Wedding
Cake” was to be cut,.and whosoever
should be so fortunate as to get the
ring therein, that one would he the
next married—and, reader, what do
you think ? We, the poor printer,
whom everybody owes and whom
nobody will pay, got tbe ring ! VVe
trust, therefore, that our delinquent
subscribers will remember this and
pay us our money, or we can’t “git
marnt.”
Before closing this, we must say
that the women of Florida are the
prettiest and the best in creation-
except Bainbridge—and if we should
have the opportunity of repeating
our visit frequently, we fear, that we
wouldn’t even except Bain hr id
We might mention among the beauty
there arrayed, Miss. H. (i., Miss. M.
I., Miss, H. N., and Miss. M. N. We
shall never forget them.
The friends of Mr. Sims will be
gratified to learn that he stood the
pleasant ordeal with characteristic
courage and is now the lord and mas
ter of one of the sweetest Bowers
that/has ever bloomed in the “Flower
Lund.”
Ih® ‘ Old Doctor" nt the City Drug
Rtore on South Broad .Street, though
pike (Audited’toj'.scT, “weary and old
Kith service,” we perceive, is still able,
vitl* a little help, to wait on his unmep-
I 0 " 8 customers. He says he has a larger
stcH k of goods tlmii he ever had before
nil his long life, and intends to sell
I’m cheap.
Ho lias on hand a little of everything,
nud expects a full supply of everything
1»E
t wit or Mr. Joel Curry.—Mr J 0 -
‘ rimy, cue of the best and most
1 honied citizens of this c -unly,
" "i' r p t0 ' l8Ve 10 announce, died at
•*r snlence, on'Saturday the llihinst.,
apoplexy, sgoil 63 Veins.
to ml, (*' H " ativ *' EdgeE'*13 Dim.,
«<'d hum his tar)v :
ofu,e ^pust
^ „U ,s vegretted
all who knew him, and his many
c linns of character, Q\.
ar sinceie sympMhies.
A-ncsk Lurnm Lkaeh —
i'rof. Kayton, thepopalar and ocle-
braled manufacturer of Kayton’s Oil
of Life, the beat and sorest liniment
for rhenmatiam known, ban now die
contuMied lrie travel* thrwoghont the
to V 1 ®*® «ud the cripple,
and those otherwise evicted by then.
faMtism; <* neuralgia, or pains in the
Bide, &c., for he argues, and well too.
that the people can ctfre themselves
without him by using his 0& of Life;
the virtues of which are universally
acknowledged. Some people were
foolish enough to think from the
swift and speedy cores tafcde on the
spot, before their eye* on fheir
friends, that the Professor's hands
were bewitehed, bnt we assure all
that the storting virtue lies only in
the Oil of Life and good robbing.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, pnlwa m
the back, joints or sides, or wherever
a liniment can bensed that Kayton’s
Oil of Life is acknowledged as great
and without an eqnal, giving the pa
tient almost instantaneous relief by
one rubbing. For sprains or braises,
it has also been used with marked
sucess.
Kayton’s Dyspeptic mis, purely
vegetable, are an excellent cathartic.
McKesson ft Robbins, wholesale
agents.
Jacob Lippman, Proprietor,
Wholesale Drug House, Savannah.
N»r
The Great Pictorial Annual.
Hostetler's U.ited States Almanac for
1870, for distribution tfrdti*, throughout the
United States and all civilized aountrics of
the Western Hemisphere,' Will be published
abotlt the first of January, and all who wish
to Understand the true philosophy of l ealtli
should read and ponder the valuable sug
gestions it contains. In addition to an ad
mirable medical treatise oil the causes, pre
vention and cure of a great veriety of di»‘
esses, it embraces a larger amount of infor
mation interesting to the merchant, the me
chanic, the miner, the farmtr, the planter
and professional man ; and the calculations
have beer, made for such meridians and lat
itudes as are most suitable for a correct and
comprehensive NatIonal Cal£uda*.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary san
itary effects of UOSTETTfcR'S STOMAdH
BITTERS, the stapel tonic and alterative of
more than half the Christian world, are fully
set forth in its pages wich are also inter
spersed with pictorial illustrations, val
uable recipts for. the household snd farm,
humorous anecdotes, and other instructive
and amusing rending matter, original and
selected. Among the Annuals to appear
of the year, this will be one of the niost
useful, and may be had for the cutting. Send
for copies to the Central Manufactory, at
Pittsburgh, Prt., or to the nearest dealer in
HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS- The
BITTERS are sold in every c!*.y, town and
vilage. and are etctensiveley used through
out the entire civilised world-
RHEUMATISM.
TO* A
Swift & Sor* core
OIL OF LIFE,
GREATEST LINIMENT
OF TBS AOB!
SOLOMON’S COLUMN.
N. E. SOLOMON
GROCER,
IMPORTER A OCALKR IB
VINES, UtVMtS,
IT WORKS IRF A CHAIM 1
I T has been applied to the masses in the
streets of Savannah, Mseotr, Augnala, Co
lumbus, Montgomery, and all leadiag cities
and towna to the Mississippi river from his
famoaa carriage, for many years, with
Wonderful Success.
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
PAINS IN THE
BACK, BREAST,
JOINTS, ft SIDES,
Were brought to the Professor, who as quickly
rubbed the patient thoroughly with his
Oil. OF LIFE,
sending them sway in every instance entirely
relieved, thus causing one bottle nf Liniment to
save hundreds of dollars in doctors’ bills.
no-
s tamily have
iBer finished and
And now we must conclude, though
.. v |could say more, but our spuee for-
-‘•—Ls.^.H^^^btds. i 0 a ii 0 f on j kind Florida
rv fi w ^ 1 ' S ^' elJ 1 Ionian, who is i t'tlends we tender our everlasting
i * j J a h“s just sent; (or their kindnesses to ns
e , S 0t . '^ e vol- j lin ^ l ^ e ' r iqqireeiation of the Angus
er vr ^- ," J GLR ’ ,u re P ou se to an j 0ur ex-OoufederiUe soldier readers
tlu» kin! 'i sur l >nSb ' es a ^ything j Wl ^ be glad to know that we met
believe t 4 6 lavee ' efsee0 ,oord o |^bat whole-soaled, honest-hearted,
'e n B in' 0 n ,'c*npro- slroi ‘g-nrtned soldier-brotlrer Ed.
1 ^ * Urils °®' finsr,! W oodward there. He is the same to
day that he was when the cannon
thundered at.the gates of Richmond;
the same evtr-hopeful, unrepentant
— , L rebel. We had hoped to see him
it Comer.—We refer to ' luarile( ^- an d were surprised when he
W p^^I l,,S ^ V ’' I1Uai ' fimSua nrth- |nif ' ,l “ ed n * that he still trod ihe
Vh 's 1 ,s highly -oommended byl^ r<3S8 alone, (iixid-bye, uid fellow.
fiNbf the' We doa * )t Dot is entirely | J’ ou bring to memory though is that
o ur plauterf[' a,mtllSe con fi leuee i m<J « l not he indulged nOw—i hough's
Andrew r,. I l bat should have died(soour enemies
onr,, i"t;, for the tune hr m, is j siivjwith our short-lived ihough glow
"•.STL 10 -TS:' c ““ feden “ :f -‘
^fir friend a ° U miiJe f ° the tirm or
TH OTA Mo.: v
l t e Pb' puius us to [' ,LlABL,E Citizen, derson
d ^th l** Have to Chronicle !
* h"n. smia r w r f T d » friend and ' 11
’ teinmll P rr- SleWa 't, 1 e
Um ?' 'I'eMh^, ° a ^e'faesuuy
°o cmmtv \ p at Monroe,
Pnitful* bronchi i P r "tnicted
f roia
J,u snffer f’^^bave been
bis dentil. Veral Jrers prev-
of , m^ t B m hPr i ® teWttrt . ’"'as
^ tol ‘*t, liberal ,^J gUt ’- cha ritahle,
* e ever kn,.-.’. patriotic aud ti ne
hevi-.u-’ an , d brides these
Chriatto. "devoted, self-sac-
T’fG'irist for the
-S^^enb Ud,Udici ° U8 ’
'"i at theTin.e^f *i l>CH,t ^irty-six
a *>fe ;)n(] "f death. He
torabl* monrn
irk limn ' lllore d «rable
‘ban OHiirfGeo. N. NichoK
1 commend bnnheartilytotMmt'
^ of the public ° U «n 3at -
So eudeth our “raid” into Florida.
f irre
^ i' 1 *. Ti le - V have th
?• *nd the 'bis entfre
*» ,J fu£L;L Pra ^'° r8 °f
The rush far tickets in the Great Iltii*
P.ize Sclieme has fairly set in
nd it is now a question as to whelh
er they will hold out Until the day set
for the final drawing. There are only
62,864 rickets in the whole Scheme
representing €314,320 'n prizes, besides
an additional inducement o! S.000 in
greenbacks, to be divided among the
winners of the first seven prizes. We
mderstand that ov#r three times ns
■many tickets have been sold during the
past week. »s were sold during any pre
vious week. During the nesent week
it is exp eted the sdes will be consid
erably increased from ia-t week, so un«
less our frieuds procure their vory t on
thev wiil lose tbeir chance to partici
pate in tl>e enterprise at all. This ia
com- 00rl:, ''.!v the l»esL supported and fairest
the Church j “••heine it will ever be the privilege o
i the public in this
BUMS’ BRICK CORNER FOR
SALE.
T HAT splendid Brick Store, known as Baggs'
Corner> and at present occupied by A. T.
Reid, i-sep, is hereby offered for sale, on reason
able term®. Any one desirous ofmakioga safe and
valuable investment, or or purchasing one of tbe
best business stands in Bainbridce, have an op
portunity afforded them in tb® Offer of this store
for ra'c. Apply soon, or you may be too late,
to T> M. ALLEN, Agent.
Nov 27-9-tf.'
FOB
COTIOJ md corn.
T HtS STANDARD MANURE, named
after a well known, practical Planter of
G-orgia nrd South Carolina, combines in a
concentrated form all the fertilizing elements
necessnrv for tbe production of
COTTON, CORN AND WHEAT,
and liv in' InKe is TfceWwito to increase not only
the vi'eld. but to impVoVXi the quality of the
products. It is made with, a special \ iew to
t he. wm 's of the toils of the South, and ran
be relied Unori at to excellence of materia'
containing lrtghlv necessary substances, the
great cost of whfeh lias heretofore precluded
t.lieilf being in Cdnimon use. It- can be de
pended on ns Uniform, always reliable, and
productive of good crops.
• *' 1
Albany. Ga.. September, 1869
Having a full knowledge of tbe composi
tion and process of manufacture of the
'••'WILLING H AM COTTON. CORN, WHEAT
snd RICE FERTILIZER,” I have no hesita
tion in pronouncing it lo be a most reliable
fertilizer, one of the best in use. and most
particularly adapted lo the soil of Georgia
and Ninth Carolina.
TRomas H. Willingham.
CASH PRICE per 2000 lb*, (one ton) $84, with
freight and dravage from Savannah.
ON TIME per 200* -lbs. (one ton) 875,' with
lreigbt and dravage from Savannah, on
approved city acceptance, payable Novem
ber 1st, 1870.
B.L. WILLINGHAM,
Gereral Supervising .- gent for South Caro
lin*. Georgia and Alabama.
PHXZXfPS ft MYERS,
ttANcrAcrcans,
Savannah, Georgia.
KAYTON’S
Oil, OP LIF.E
la now considered by all who have witnessed its ap
plication to be tbe true and reliable remedy for rheu
matism, neuralgia, and for ail peine and aches where
a liniment cin be Used.
Kayton’s (Hi of Life,
The never-failing German Liniment/ ia-unequalled
for its sterling virtues in the history Of Medicines—
making a swift and sine cure, 'giving relief in every
case almost by the first rubbing. Read the testimo
nials and hear the opinion of the people. For sale by
all lcadiug Drug Stores.
McKESSlN & ROBBINS,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
NEW YORK
PROPRIETOR,
JACOB LIPPMAN,
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE,
SATANNA&, - - GEOttGIA.
PYRAPUGE
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
<±mu* wmm
EXPELLEE,
>4etnas a Tonic and Appetizer, giving the paitienj
strength and building up his system, leaving him
streng and healthier than before the attack, feb 6 )y
Oft. iHALLtSMmoCR’8
Fever and Ague
For sale by
country to patranige i nevao 3 6u»
J. P. DICKINSON * CO.,
Bwinbriof, G*-
This Medicine ha« been before the Publie
fifteen yeere, and ie 8t»ll ehead iU nil other
known remedies. It does not ptege, doee
not sicken the stomaoh, is perfect^ eefa in
any doss and under all circumstances, and
ia the only Medicine that will
CURB IMMEDIATELY
and permanently every form of Fever and
Agu^beenuiie it ia s psrfcot fMsW *•
u *
Bold by «U Pru salats
u CKS&lf
COTTON SEED.
F OR sale a few hundred bushels, grown from
seed received lest Spring from David
Dickson, of Oxford, Ga.
THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS OVER THE
COMMON KINDS OF COTTON ARE;
1st, It Will yield fiedt fffty to eee bundled per
eent more per sere. Snd, It from three to tix
weeks earlier ia metering. 3rd, The bolla keing
near together end the lint slightly attached, it
is more easily picked. This year I finished
planting the 8ih day of May, made a good crop
asd had only a few scattered bolls to pick after
the 10th of October. Pries, sacked and delivered
at my gin house or »' the Depot, Thomasville,
32 per bushel—28 pounds. Orders by mail to
Tbomaavilie, or left with E. Remington 4 Bon,
will be promptly filled. For common eeed de
livered at my gin I will exchange one for six.
B«v*0 » If R- H. 1UCKSY.
MAY
OLD Ntcmber*05, HEW Number ITS,
writs fifeymoad M Gape'r/cr Bemm,
Savannah, qa.,
Invites the
AimmoK »l
To s Large. Well Selected and
COMPLETE STOCK
GROCERIES.
At a email advance from
rittST HANDS’
In the_Northern and Eastern Markets, com
prising the following, and many other
article!:
300 boxes Soap,
300 boxes Candles,
fsoo Factory Cheese,
200 State Cheese,
£00 English Dairy Cheese,
jJO half-bbls new No. 1 Mscke-
|J0 half-bbls. new No. 2 Macke-
kitonew No. 1 Mackerel,
lyta new No. 2 Mackerel,
600 cases Preserves an&Pickles,
IA0 boxes Starcb r
150 cases Tomatoes,
£00 bbls. Flour,
150 boxes Bi Carb Soda>
50 cases Potash and Lye,
bbls. White Wine YinegfiF,
20 bbls. Cider Vinegar,
00 cases Sardines,
bags Pepper and Spices,
reams Wrapping Paper,,
40,000 Sk “”
jQ cases Oysters,
cases Condensed Milk,
^0 bbls. Soda Biscuit,
bbls. and boxes Lemons,
26 bbls. and boxes Sugar,
25 bbls. and boxes Ginger Snaps
bbls-. jessamine Whisky,
bbls. Gibson Whisky,
Jq bbls. Bonbon Whisky,
Jq bbls. Gin,
le bbla. Bum,
Jq cases Cabinet Whisky,
j0 cases Nectar Whisky,
5o cases Kobinson Co. Whisky^
j0 cases Old Boubon,
j0 cases Schiedam Schnapps,
5o cases Holland Gin-,
^0 cases London Cordial Girt)
16# cases Brandies,
j0 c ort Wine,
5o cases Sherry Wind)
J0 cases old Madeira^
^ cases Solom^s’ Bittefs,
00 cases Stomach Bitten^
i jg chests and Caddies of Tea,
^0 half boxes Tobacco,
^0 caddie# TobaCtttt-Haii grades}
bbls. A; B. and G. Sugar,
bbls extra Ci 8tigaT,
bbls Crushed Sugar,
bags Rio Co^ee,
packets Java Coffee;
tubs Pure Lard,
ALSO:
QIAff • gf
IDliTfUIflUFelUtlCO.
Assam.
.0JOOMOQ
POLICXB9 ISSUED IN A LITTLE OYEE TWO YEARS
8000- POLICY HOLDERS PARTICIPATE IN
THE PROITTST
A0VAHTA6ES OF THE*PIEDMOHT b ARUN6T&I
FIRST—It ia purely a SOUTHERN INSTITUTION, eucceesful beyond nil press
deaf with widely inerensing influence and popularity. '
SECOND—IU Policies ere JIUTUAL AND NON FORFEITABLE
THIRD—GOLD POLICIES will be leaued te fhoee ppeferring, and paying Prvmi
urns in Gold or i‘e equivalent in Currency.
FOURTH—It is A HOME INSTITUTION ; ALL MONEY PAID IN PREMIUMS
IN GEORGIA WILL BE INVESTED IN GEORGIA, under directioa of a LOCAL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
FUTH—dt has paid ail Lessee PROMPTLY andTWITHOUT LITIGATION. r
YOUNG MAN—
INSURE; PROVIDE FOR YOUR OLD AGE—THE PAYMENTS ARE SMALL; DO lH)T
DEFER IT.
MIDDLE-AGED XAN-
INSURE ! Now you are iu the full enlargement of ^onr faculties and in tba prime of
Life; tbi* sum lfid by may prove your ]
INVESTMENT!
OLDlMAN-
INSURE I You know your family cannot much longer have the tjegvfit of your labor*—
'Place th«{D, beyond a doubt, above want;
HIGH MAN—
INSUNE l Misfortnne mat overtake you ; secure With a smalt portSon of jtmr msaas
fomething CERTAIN for your loved one*. Now, especially,
POORUfAN r
INSURE 11 For tba fortune* of your wife and little oneegonristg in YOUR LIFE
AM* All
General Agent, Brim’ Corner, Bainbrldfe. Om-
M. A.- ftUTTS, Geo. Ageacy Medical
Breakfast Bacon, Hama,
Bacon. Dry Salted Meete,
Butter, Sal Sods, Saaeam
Blueing, Casern Tartar,
Mustard, Taka, Blacking,
Brushes, Pipes, Molaa-cJ,
Syrupa, Brooms, Baeketa,
Shot, Powder and Capa.
Twine,, Liverpool Salt,
Table Salt, Cod Fish,
Herring/ Lobsters, Hake,
ALtOat EVERY ARTICLE
Kaprons
OrocerjBiuiiieML
RfiFER TO—
Hrfh. C. J. MUNNF.RLYN Judge H. G. CRAWFORD, Mcsira. t. B. HUNNt-
WELL A CO., Messrs. E. 11. SMITH A CO.. Judge H. M. BEACH, Cdpt. A. T,
REU>, Messrs. BELCHERS <k TERRELL, FLEMING A RUTHERFORD, Attor
neys, BOWEIt, MCGILL A BOWER, Attorneys. [octlfi S 4m.
BITTERS!
& STRENGTHENING and invigorating.
AT OLD AS WELL AS tOUNG ^RE BENEFITED.
AT LONG l IFE .AND GOOD BEALIH RESULT FROM ITS USE.
AT OF ALL TONICS. THE P^RiSUf vfND THE BEST.
AT MANUFACTURED FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
AT ONE DOSE OFTEN AFFORDS RELIEF. •
AT NOTHING EQUAL TO IT IN DYSPEPSIA.
AT SURE CURE FOR WEAKNBtS AND LASSITUDE.
AT BUY ONE BOTTLE AND PROVE IT8 VIRTUES.
AT' INDIGESTION RELIEVED IMMEDIATELY.
AT THOUSANDS TESTIFY TO ITS GOOD QUALITIES.
AT THE ONLY RELIABLE BITTERS IN USE.
AT ENDEAVOR TO GET A BOTTLE OF IT.
j@r RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED THEM.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
9T PREPARED ONLY AT THE LABORATORY OF
A. A. SOLOMONS A CO.,
DRUGGISTS. SAYAHNAH. 0A.
At
POPULAR PRICES!
CRAY, O’BRIEN & CO.,
WHOLESALE aud RETAIL
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
• ■
131 BMifktou, Street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
HAVE OPESED THEIR
FALL STOCK!!
AND ARB OFFERING
IN BOTH
ImpoiHftd. kb
%U
gm-Ali the above geeda having been seleet-
ed'with eere, and with tie intention on my part
of meeting, to the fullest extent, the want* of
making purchaser for KETAuSlfiS, will he
SSCftoWS^* ‘ CA11, ORRPRieBtrm
H AVING one of their lrm permanently erUblisked in- Near York, where he beya Mr CASH—
principally at auction—they have all the advantages of tbo Urdisf Nortbere Bolen te
buying and canoe 11 at CHEAP. In dealing with their easterners they nm st ratbfeglWir SOW-
fideace, and pcrmaoeatlj. fecarinj their trade and for tkii •«»doottdeet their MMtaaeeoaprhteyeN
. _ m /V— " ”® T BRJ ,
