The Dawson weekly journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1868-1878, December 22, 1870, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextAGRICULTURAL. Valuable Rkckipt. —The receipt given below(we are assured by & friend who knows whereof he speaks) has been tried in Middle Georgia and pronounced to be good—the very best commercial manure and superior to many of the compounds manufactured at the North. The cost will be about fifteen dollars per ton. The following are the ingredients for one ton; 2001bs Wood Ashes, 400 lbs Stable Manure, 400 lbs Cotton Seed, 200 lbs Ground Bones, 1 Bushel Salt, 401bs Nitrate of Soda 20 lbs Prussian Potash. Let the last four articles be mixed with water and then mix the whole with a hoe or shovel. Try this and our opinion is that it will be worth the subscription price to the Joumal for a life time. Profits of Fnrmln;. No small experience and some ob serv. ti m teach me that cir cumstances being equal, fariuirlg will furnish as ample a compensation for labor as ample a dividend upon cap ital invested, as the common trades which men engage in, and even the ordinary pursuits of mercantile and commercial life. Os course I except all matter of gambling and specula tion. The returns of most crops strike one sometimes with astonishment, and would, if taken as a test, lead to the most'delusive speculations. A grain of seed sometimes returns one hun dred ibid, and this being sown a sec ond year would, perhaps, give ten thousand fold, and so on, in geometri cal ratio Seventy bushels of pota toes planted will yield four hundred, or twenty to one; a bushel of wheat sown will yeild thirty bushels, or thir ty for one; a pound of carrot, beet, or rutabaga seed will produce six to nine hundred bushels, worth one hun dred dollars. The proceeds in these cases seem to be enormous, yet they are constantly realized, and that two many ca-es at comparatively small expense. But no confident conclusions of the exact profits of farming are to be drawn from such results as these, so many untold circumstances of abatement en ter into the cost, that if these were the elements given in the same case, the solution of the problem would give the most enormous aud deceptive results. We are not to look to Agriculture for any extraordinary or sudden gains as for example, the drawing of a prize in a lottery, or a shrewd speculation in stock. If you will take ten merchants with a fixed amount of capital, and ten far mers with the same amount we will find that at tbe end of twenty years the farmers have the greatest increase aud that it is more evenly divided among them than among the mer chants. Farming is also far safer and more certain to secure a competency than mercantile pursuits. I venture to say that twenty merchants fail in business to one farmer; this ought to open the eyes of young men with small capital going into business.— Germantown Telegraph. Orchards and Poultry. An experienced orchardist says:— The pubhc has yet to learn the full advantage of keeping poultry. Few seem to appreciate what they may do among trees in an orchard of a quar ter of an acre, where they mfiy be kept by a picket fence four or five feet high, putting in say 125 fowls and observe the result. He will avoid the annoyance in the garden of which so many complain, while they will work among the trees, doing just what is needed,keeping the ground well culti vated, and destroying everything that can injure the fruit trees in the shape of bugs, worms or other insects, lay a number of eggs, whieh are cash arti cles, to say nothing of the chickens, which will pay for raising at the pres ent time, i hare tried it, and I know it is so. 1 Lave about one hundred fowls, which have worked admirably among my trees, keeping the ground in good condition, keeping eff the insects, and fromoting the growth of the orchard. am satisfied tl at we have yet to learn the full benefit which he may de rived from the proper management of fowls, and it is quite possible that suggested may ttillg your up <'l'll'llti 11 Mil fur salse. While all other domestic animals are regularly supplied with salt, tho hog is generally neglected. He re quires, however, to be supplied as the ox, the horse, or the sheep, and suf lers as ranch for privation as either of the above named animals do. His food is almost invariably given to him in a fresh and unseasoned state, and to this fact we may doubtless attribute many of the violent and fatal diseases to which he is subject, and which stagger all remedies, however prompt ly and skillfully administered. If the food be not regurlarly seasoned, there should be a trough or box _in everyj sty, in which shaft may be deposited' | regularly for the use of animals Sea- j ! soning the food judiciously would be! ! much the best way. As seasoning ! the food of the hog is mentioned above, let it be understood that salt : only is here alluded to; for if any per- I son should try seasoning with paper J they will make a groat mistake; for as . much peper as will suffice for a mans : dinner will kill a hog. gUU’erttmetttig. tubocripiion Book. Cuba With Pen and Pencil. A complete manual of travel, yet aa interesting an a novel. JTOESH. FULL, A Nil REL/ABLE. Jfo Competition l! 30 nsguirlceHt • iill-Pagc t Ngi»Villß« l 31W OTHEK ILLUSTRATIONS Os interesting »nd vsried character, nuny ol ihein humorous. Aii about the princi pal cities or the/*1 nd: the bath- aud watering places, hull.fights, cock-fights aud carnival, Street sights hi 7/avannah. Culture aud Msuu farturc of Coffee, £ugnr aud TVbaceo, Fact aud Fun 1 Ala iztic and Adventure 1 LIBEPAI TKI'MS To LtVK AGENTS. Hartford Pnb Cos., Hartford, Conn. l*nblishers of Stowe’s‘'Hiator> ol the Bible,” Mrs. h lleli's “Court Circles of the It,'public,” Ac. aow’s Yu« it c«iA*< i ! Jiisi’i OIU' ! .tffeuis Wauls <l. | My new chart, “Liberty” Iu . takes splen didly. Fifteenth Amendment, Emancipation Proclamation, Election Scene, Processions, Ac. Portraits of l.iucoln, Howard, Grant, Bevels, All brilliantly eolored. Large profits to Agents., it B wLHJMAN, M Beckman St.. New York.^ Ifnii’l KHsle Imie aud i.alxsr bv irinc: m> an «»td sit*. Sn J *l fin to'LlP/MOCOrT and IMKEWUI., Pittsburg Pa , and they will send a tip-top Axe, Expressage paid. Half a day lost in grinding will thus be saved. IQOe USE TffK “VEOF.T\BLE 107(1 loIOPULMONAKY BALSAM.IOfU l iie „ands- ana < in,,] , • ■ ugoc, Coil.; Coiifnimp inn “Nothing better. ’ Cutler, Bros, and Cos., Boston. Cherry Perioral Troches Are supcio, 10 all o hers fo> Chnu. bs.Col" A-Uhma, Bronchial and Lung dilfioul ies, are , xceedinglv pal.,Utile, have none of iha> nau.eating horrible Cubeb taste, are veiv soothing and act like a charm, Ministers, Singers, and Public Speakers will find 'hev ate especially adapted to the voice. /Sold by D- njrais s. Also Husbioii'a (F. V ) Cod Liver Oil, tor Cotistimpiioo au,i -crotulu; one no o<b,-i. UHH.t.n’S Depilatory Pow der.—Removes supc.fluous hair m five minute s, without ii ju'jr to the skin. — B*i" o> ■ -el *“f $1 25 rpnAVk AMint cute Ret v in os violent paroxysm- in five min utes tid etleeis o speedy cure Price $i by umil The Japanese Hair Stain Color- th> whickers and hair a beautiful BLACK or RROWN. I' consis's of only one prepeai/tion. 76 cen'S by mnil. A I,l'es S C U/htAM, No. 721 Jayne Street, Phila delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by ail Dlllggii-tS. noiliu CATCDC -ir YOU W/SH to be IfrlUM t A I CnC. • red of the halit, ad dress 1. £. ULA KK, M. 11. Mouul Veition, Ohio ClDfw HATS, Fatigue and Pa rlllE radeCAPs, BELT*, Ac., of u»- •u. styles, at th- old in "■Otao- >, 113 GK.4/ID SI, ft. Y. Erablinhed 183d. Send lot Circulars. (.'AIBNa t BKU , Succesrors 'o H. T. GRATA' A P. ROYAL HAVANA LO TERY. Prizes cashed and information furnished by GEOKOE UPHAM, Providence, K 1. r~t~» Op—' A Week salary I I « I lau O as local and traveling sales men Acutes* (with stump) H. fl. WALK/FK, S4 Park Row, N. Y. ' «SO A DAY, sure. XATTA A CO.’ Pt'tsburgh, Pa. Agciils ! Read This! W’fcWILL PAY AGEftTA A » » MLAKY of (30 per week •ad expenses, or allow a large commission,<o sell our new an wonderful inventions, Ad ders M WdflXCTi CO, .Ifn-hall. Jfich. Kroploymeiit 11 >r All. <£•> A V*I.Al4 Y I*ll It WLt k, qprJU «nd expense*, paid .dgrnu*, to sel our in m grid useful discoveries. Address B. SWK EI A CO, Marshall, Mich. \ti:w Jifnic l pawpii lv L£T.-H< nilnal. Physical msd nervous Debility, the • (fit anri car*. Prii-e 25 cems dddie** SjEVRi? Ta KY, A/useum of Anatom;, 618 Broadway New Y irk. A. CA_KD. A Clersryma®. while renidiue la South Ameri ca as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy fbr the Cure of Aervous Weakness, Kar !v necay, l-Sseases of the Crinary and Semin ! Organ* and the whole train of disorders brought on baneful and vicious habits. Great unmbers have been cured by this noble renv-dv Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu nate, 1 will send the receine for preparing and us ne this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who »*eds it. Fret of cka rae. Address JOSEPH T. IN MAN, Station D. Bible House, New York City. mpf BUKBIP ■kK n o V K U ! nURKEAN Sheet Iran Worker infoim* I > rtisrrmr-rs thm he moved his Tr- Shrp over t-n Pe next door to t K e Ilo'fl. .boro >9ll- 6nd h ; m teiidv am) willing >o d* ot work 'n ihe Tin nod Nheer gMH lg i nr(l Tin WBrp B ! *»v* on ha'd *ui (hr heat quality oi Tin worked -■r G ; ve ire a call. I will guarantee ev |Prv thing to be all right tha' I aril. Stovepipe* always on hand, and put up to rder, at M<con priori. Do not forget the place, and give Ota a call before purchasing Igewherr. Kelt door to the Hotel, Jan 21 lv. ■MM FOR SHIP I'd : u r f r i ■ ■ >' . mil do k hold Binuh wnajkW. IT i* well known to and to Ladle*, that women arc atibjtM't to numeroiiN dia caHca |M‘culi.ir to their ■ex—hucli an Suppreii* aloii of the Mennea, Whitea, Painful mouth* ly ‘ Period a,’ Klieuma* tiam of the Back and Ifoml), Irregular Men struation, Kxcegaive ‘Flow*,’ and Prolapaes Uteri, or Fall iuM of the IFomb. T heap diseases have eldom been treated sua essfully. The proses ion hdß HotigiH diligently for some remedy that would enable them to treat these dis ease* with success. A' last, that remedv ha* been discovered bv one of the mo*t skilful phvsicians in the State of Georgia. That remedy is BRADFIELD’S FEMALE 1< U LATOR. It is purelv vegetable, and is put up in Atlanta, Georgia, bv BEADFIELD A CO. It will purity the blood and *t lengthen the system, relieve irritation of the kidneys, and is a perfect specific tor all the above diseases, a cure as QuiDine in Chills end fever. For a history of diseases, and certificates ol its wonderful cures, the reader is referred to the wrapper around the bottle. Eirrj bottle ia warranted to give satisfaction or money refuuded. LaGrangk, Ga., March 28, 1870. BtunriULD A Cos. Adsnta, Georgia: Dkaß Sirs: I take pleasure in slating that I have used for the last twenty years the medicine vou are putting up, kunwn as PR. BKADFIF.LD’B FEMALE REGULATOR, and consider if the best c mbinatton ever got'en together sot the diseases for which 'l is recommended. I have been familiar wi h the proscription, both as practitioner of med icine and in domestic practice, and can hon estly Say that I cons'der it a bo. n to suffer ' ing females, aud can but hope that every la -1 dy in our land, who may be suffering in any way peculiar to their sex, may be able to procure a bottle, that their sufferings may not only be relieved, but that they may be restored to health and strength. With my kinde°t regaids. 1 nrn, respeo fully, W- B. FERRELL, At D. We, the undersigned Druggists, take pleas ure in coinmendii e to 'he uade, DR. J. BR.%DFIELX»’B FEMALE REGULATOR — believing i> to no a good and reliable remedy for the dis-ases for which he recommeuds it. W. A. Lansdell, Atlanta, Ga. Pemberton, Willson, Taylor It Cos., Atlanta, Ga. Redwine A Fox, Atlanta, Ga. W. C. Liwshe, Atlanta. Ga. W. Rno' bi Son, Marietta, Ga. mays-Iy. DR. PR»P II IT TANARUS» 8 Celeb rated Liver Medicine- It is purelv vegetable, and will act upon the L ver and Kidneys as promptly as Calomel and Buchu, without any dinger of salivation or destruction of the bon-s. Parties taking this m -dicine need not fear getting wet, or any other reasonable expo sure. Symptoms or Liver Disease. Headache, Doll Feeling or the Blues, 3our S omach. Sick or nervous Headache, Heail burn. Indigestion or /Kspepsia, Bid or Bit ter I'a-te in me mouth ; the skin has a thick rough feeling, and is darker than usual, Cos tivi ness, J/. lanchnlv toolings. Cramps, Cold Foet. Colic, -Oisentery, or Diarreah, Chills and Fever sod Piles. n fact, where 'he liver i» out of Older, you are Table to eveiy disease that is not. contagious. Prophif's Liver .V.-dicine. if taken prop crly, it will prevent, and cure any disease re sulting from a deranged Liver. It will legula e its tunctions and thus cure all diseases caust and by tbe failure of its healthy ac'ion It has been good for a great number of years, and h.s given univeiaal satisfaction. There is no brother or eon claiming to have •he original receipt. It is put up in both Powder aud Fluid form. Fairborn, Ga, /September 4, 1868. Dr. b. zS Prophit: Bir . My wile has been on invalid for fif teen veais. Doctors all agreed she had Liver Disease. In connection with their practice she used various noted medicines, none of • Inch seemed io do anv good. Some 'ime ago I procured a bot'le of yooc “Liver At- d iciee,” of vottr agent here, C. A. Harvy, which Doing given acceding to directions, have effected a complete cure. Respectfully, etc., Oro. L. THOMPSON. Ilf. l*;opliitt’y tlyseptefy Cordial. Is one of the mnet valuable compounds now put up for Dia'rhea, Dvsentery, Cholera, Infatnum, or Cholera Morbus. This medicine has been in use for years, and gives universal sa'iafaction. Tbe most delicate child may use it with im- P”' i,T PKOPHITT’S PUt KILL IT. This is the celebra'ed medicine that ran Pe 'tv D tvis’ Pain Killer out of the market, wherever it was sold; Davis made Prophitt change 'he name from Paiu Killer to PAIN KILL IT. For Nheumatisit, Reuralgia, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Old Sores, Snake Bites, or stings of Poisonous Insects, for Colds, Coughs, or Bowel Complaint, it has no equal ag a dess ing, healer or antidote for pain of inv kind. Manufactured and sold by dtKADFIELD & CO., Atlanta, Ga., and for sale by all Diug gista. 13 H. V HOP HITT’S Fever and Ague Pi’ls. The beat afntiiiote for Chills and F*ver known. Cures warranted always or mouey refunded* Pure!? vegetable. DR PR •PHITT’S « 4JST! tttLLUH S PILLS. Will reliere H -adache, Nervousness, J on dice. and all other deraugeinenU of the Lif er. Purelr vegetable. Certificates. The following are a few among the hnn dred* of thnee who have used the above named medicines, and who readil; testify to their ralne : Col R J Henderson, Covington, Ga ; Prof J L June., Covington, G» ; M W Arnold, Georgia Conferen-e; Rev W W Oslin, G-nr tia Gonterence; A V R-binson, Monticelln, U i ; Judge J J Floyd, Covingtoo. Ga ; Z)iek Locket, Davis county, Texas, W Hawk Whatley, Cuss ta, Texas. STATE OF CEORGIa, ) Know all Fulton C< untt. ) men bvthese present*, that 1 have this day, for value re eeived, sold and transferred in BR.4DFUYL2) & Cos., the sole right to tnanntacturr and Sell my Family Medicine*, and have furnished l* em with the Oil red es, and have author ised the said BRADFIn _D & 00., to print, or hsve printed, any thing they may see pi oner concerning any and all the above named Jfedicin-s. Tuis IStb dav of June 1870. [Signed] O. S. PROPHITT In presence nt Thomsg F. Jones and Rob I ert Crawford, Notary Public. [L. S ] | Manufactured and for sale by BRADFIELD Ga., and for §#‘SIGO S GGO-4?i IN GREENBACKS, GIVEN AWAY! /fll «k: JL FOETUITE I SfWd) HD-LHaAIBS 3 tS~ NO BOGUS GIFT ENTERPRISE, BUT A GENUINE INSTITUTION, Tim Alabama Immigraai Assacialioa, iDcorpor»ud ««d*r tk* law. be Stale, will girt ona Or ID ENTEBTAINMEN'T! In tli© City of MONTGOMERY ALA. on SATURDAY, December 31, 1870, Or as a«on before as the Ticket* are sold, at which tim« ONE BSJN’DRED ’ THOUSAND DOLLARS in U. S. Currency, will be given away, to bolder* of tickets, as follows: 1 Girt in V. 8. lorrency, of $25,000 is I , «. «< *« « •» 10,000 is I .000 n /•:*.. u »« •« “ 5 000 are 10 0l)0 t u i< •« « 2 000 are 10,1 >OO IQ a it m « *< 1,000 are 10.0H0 oq « *« « “ “ 500 are 10 000 Iqq it ii ii <* “ 100 are 10 000 iraq a i< a a « 10 are 15 000 im «ms Os #IOO,OOOO THE AWARD OF &IFTS WILL be made on the regular plan of one wheel for number* and the oth er lor prizes From th-se wheels he Commissioners will first dratwa number and then a F i/.e, which Prize will be credited to said number. The w hole <Jra-»it will be under the supervision "f Sworn Commissioners, gentlemvn of well known and l etantlinfr The repututi n and t haracter "f the Incorporators of this Association coupled with every sale-guard that the law of the land e«n throw around it. is a guara tee that t! e dunrihuCon will be II 'NBsti.T anti Fairly made, »n«I that every protection wi.l be given holder* of Tickets in uny pari of th* coun try. In order to ~\e* all, RICH and POOR, an opportunity at this SCHEME I By which they may become enriched in an hour, thePfJJCE OF TICKETS has been put at ONLY TWO DOLLARS, a disc.uni ol ten per cent will be ntu te t“ purchasern of SSO, and a discount of 2o per cent. 10 purchaser* of SIOO worth of Ticket*. WE HAVE 3ST O A GENTS 125,000 TICKETS ONLY I WILL BE SOLD. Circulars g ; ving the result of the will be sent each ticket holder Parties Kl a distance desiring 10 purchase Tickets must remit ibe mon-iy, direct to the “Association,” as per address below. Address, STOKES & GREENE, Wanajfrs, Montgomery, »Ita. READ WHAT THE MONTGOMERY CITY PAPERS That know the gentlemen, who are the managers and incorporat rs of this Association, have to say as lo their reliability and honesty : (From the Daily Alabama State Journal.) The "Alabama Immigrant Associatoih. chartered tinder tbs laws of th# State of Alabama, have a large office, not only iD New York, bu also in cur city. They propose to give a aeries of Splendid Entertainments, the first of which will take place in our "ity on December 31st. proximo, at which time they will gve away One Hundred Thousand Dollars in greenbacks ’o holders of th k etn to said ent' rtainmen . The American people are strictly a people of for tune ; they like to take a chance lor a email sum of money Tni» ac etn af iords them this opportunity The first award aud the highest is #25,000. Ihe lowest is ten dollars. The price of tickets is only two dollars. W her was such an opportunity presented to make a “pile” od such a small invest ment ? For the benefit of the public we wMI state that the Association is perfectly solv' Dt—the geotlemen who compose it are of character and in egriy, and « « believe they wilt see to it that the project is honestly and faitofully carried oat [From the Montgomery Daily Maxi.) “In these days of fortune making and fortune hunting, there seems to'bw a [•erfect mania among all classes of our people to inv st in anytning that prom is s a “big thin?.” Wn are ( ed to these remarks by noticing the for ■ ation under th* statutes of our State, of an Association f r the promotion of Euro (tean immigration inti- the Southern States The incorporators are two well known and wealthy New Yorkers, and Alabamians These gentlemen will f ithfully carry out the designs of <he Assnciaimn which proposes to g've a series of magnificent entertainments, at the first of which one hundred thou* and dollars in currency will be given away to holders of tickets, in »utn* ranging lrotu $lO to $25,000. REFERENCES— *Lny Banker, Merchant, or Business Man of reputation in the City. BAPIIS T FEMALE COLLEGE CUTII BftsltT, 04. TH E Board of Trustees take pleasure in announc ing, for the benefit of all concerned, that they have secured a corps of experienced and coinpe -1 tent teachers, to take charge of the above named luntitution, aud that its excrciaea will be resume ed on MONDAY, January Bth, 1870. kepsirs hav* already commenced on tkc build g, which will ba pushed forward rapidly to cempletion Board in good families can b* secured at from fifteen to twenty dollara per month, including washing, fuel and lighta. Tuition about tha aame at in other fnatitu tionaof like grade The city or Cuthbertia eaay of access, and pro ven ial for its health and refinement. It ia there fore a desirable place of reaidenea for parsons , wishing to educate their families. For partiealara, apply to I AGENCY FOR THE SALE us PERUVIAN GUANO. PH A udU rallied, rutin* .uen appoi u and A tbeie A g n nt. this port, hy ifeesrs. Hobson, Hur odo k Cos , of New York, who ar« the sole agents and consignees of direc importaiions of Peruvian Guano itt'O the United Staton, offer lor sale, and will keep on hand Wu null * of ho 1 Peruvian tinano, A depot ie estnblisbed here for direct impor tation i Quamiiie* of Ten (10) Too*, or more, can be hud nt S6O, gold, or it* equivalent in cur rency per tun 2240 Ib*. for Guanape Island Guano, and $67 60 :orChincha Is'aiid Gua no exclusive ol Ntate tax, for inspection, and being the t>re*eni Government pneea. I -Purity warranted. G MY, Vgenl. At Office of Hes.ra TUX NO A CO., Mt gavannah, Oeorg k. DAWSON ■ MMMCTMIB t! m&Wii&M, d-A. MANDFACCRERS OF RAILROAD CARS. Agricultural Implements, £ugar illillsi Sn«fnr Kettles* Gin Gearing, Thomas Water Wheels* Chaffing and Pulleys, Iron and lirass Castings, Mill Work of Every Description, Dressed I*umber, etc., etc. Old Cast Iron, Brass and Copper purchased at tbe highest Market pri«r. All order* promptly attended to. 0. 0. NELSON Pres’t, - - H. AKSION, Suo't., Dawson. Ga., September 9,tf Notice extraordinary. AY EATIKE lUAV STOCK AT THE "DAWSON BARGAIN STOR E.” vjrsvßPuissEn ur style or jumble, or quality uf.m PRICE OF GOODS, IT (jives u* great pleasure to an' oiince to our friends and the public g*#, H/ly that w e htive had I" renew our Stock, ho wtts tn»- rush at ■ ur '‘bar gtiin Sture” und we intend in luture to nuatuiu our repututi m for arllit.g cheap good goods. Our slock consists of Mens’, Youths’ and Children'* Clothing Geo's' Fur nishing Good, flats and C'u|s, Boots and fshoes.lor men and boys Lsitbesand Mine 3 ii»“rt Button and Lace Loots, Billion arid Polish Boots, Ladlrs’ Dirrt Goods of nil stil e «'d qual ties, n Inroe Slock ol Domestics, mgeiher v:h every!hint; kept in a variety Store. Come one, coma all, ami bo coiivinood that tho“BarguUi Store” is the place to gel the worth of your money. To th© JQadies. Tn ndd'lion In mv larjje Stock of Merchandise, I have added a full line rs MILLINERY GOODS. conai-tinM of Ribbon-; French Flowers, frtpes, Ulu sior.*. Feathers, Hats Bonnets, Trirnmi ys, etc , together with everythingloh* found in a first-class Millinery e-tahlishmlmt, and at such prices that auw» ohject to. lhe Ladies will find ao experienced Milliner always raadr to s rv# thrra Nov 31-ts E. A.. RICH- Mel S eIRHIVEBI OUR STOCK. OF FALL AND WINTER G 3333 IS JSTOW BbING RECEIVED GIVE US A CALL 5 A lift IT JI, SIIUIPE A msil OF SEHIIIH OAT REDOCTIOMII PRICKS. GooJs at a very small advance on ost ' WE will now offer our entire Stock of DRY GOODS, SHOES, DATS aud GItOcEKIES, at u very email advaoce on cw i FOIL CASH b ©fori Our motto will he quick sales and small profits. Call and see u* chasing, as w thit.k we can make it to your interest npetful'T '*,! MR. AB JUNES assisted by Mr Johu Kcn.lrick, very repp hijy(Jlt) their services to heir many friends, and would be very happy 1 before the bargains are ail taken. nurtUC”' Nov. 3-ts. McICENNE & CBCt