2—n-n I.I ~JUJ JThe County Gazette J

. i B| JtjL ■ ■*»• .,»»■»»».*-. iWiW,i.»»itf- cgu ALFRED OOOPXH, Editor. ' SATURDAY, NOV EM BKK 6, 1 880. at-timm* we£k Ohio hat renew od ite contract to run •tki* eouniry .for four jr***# inure. Uj , John Kelly #HI not have a hand in makiaf Iba next DeuiocraUti lTwufout at*i*V Aifod 9MM* : v ? *. irohmdb prospect* of trouble *rc multiplying at 1**1** the Laud League I fij can make them Jo #o. Gettysburg did wall for the hero of ita great battle-field. Whore Hayes had a majority of 109 Garfield get* but ;A7.( u Been Sew York mutt take a *hy at lha unfortyumtc Chinaman. Cue of tbem lied bit head driven through a par window yesterday. JL French gymnast fell more than hair a mile yesterday from n trapeze attached to it \>al loon, and, quite natural ly , we* picked up* dead. Two mountain peak* near Seattle. Wellington Ttrmy, haro been named after Freaident Have* mid Sec rotary Kuiutvy, who visited them recently. The Marquis of Lome and a party of thirteen have boon duck-shooting in Ontario and in two duyr 'hugged 1,142 duck*. The Governor General1* score wee 176, Through the accidental discharge of u pistol Georgo H. Lariaou, of Lambert ville, N. J., Greenback candidate for Cvngtet* ita tho Fourth district, shot himself through the hand. An Incendiary fire has destroyed William M. llendoraou'a bam, near Carlisle, Pa., together with seventeen head of live otdfcic, an urn year ■ crop* ana the fanning implement*. Lou over 47,OUO ; no insurance, Hope* of peace hotgraon Cliila and Peru are rudely crushed by the de * patches from Minister* Christiancy And (kiborne, announcing the failure of the conference under tiie auspices of the United State*. Tiie temperance people will find much ammunition in Lieutenant ttchwatka's statement that not a single drop of spirituous liquor was used during his great sledge trip of more than throe thousand mile*. 1 The oldest house In tho United State* is supposed to be at Pembroke, Mass. } In 1632 Mr. PeJeg Barker1* ancestors * built a fort of stone and mortar as a defence against the Indians, and it lima f been used as a dining room for years. The inun hmldinc in nnlv ten rAiri * ine main ouiuting it oniy ten years

yomigfg. ~m ; ^ A man named John II. DugnA, who lives in CroU>n, n suburb of New Funtie, the ether day found un iron pot fulL of gold coin*. They are all "Louis d'ora" of 1565 to ft&fl, being coined in the reign of Louis XII. and Ijotti* XV. The coins seem* to. have been buried for a great many years. They are worth " "... ' "Mount Vesuvius conduit** in active eruption, and streams of lava are flowing- down- fit* western side. — — — ? « + « Connecticut Yankees are are making oil barrel* put of (taper, and the same material will be used for tobacco and sugar barrel*. We congratulate Bro. Nichols, of the "West Jersey Iloneer,'* on his election, by an overwhelming majority, to the State Soimte from Cumberland county. A Nevada bishop says there is no Sun day in that State. , U i» a mining State, and mining is *o important and controlling an interest thai religion has to take a hack sent. The smallest trotting homo now on the track, probably the smallest in America, is said to be Lumps, who was a sturter in the 2.20 class at the recent Louisville, TCy., meeting. Lump* is but II hand* and one inch high. s » "What," exclaimed De mow t bene*, as hs looked around his bearers, 9oan be more valuable to a great peoplo than n free MM a fuH vote and a fair count?*' , "A bard," growlod Diogenes, a* lie put bis tub on his bead ami moved on. The export of iron .ore from Spain in the first half of this year was 1«M> per cent, more than in 1870. Spain i* now full of commercial Englishmen, who run the railroads, mines, and vineyard*. The Spaniard* are not very fond of these Britons, hut can't get along without them. Nearly svery engine in Spain hails from Manchester or Birmingham. The method of selecting and saving seed corn, practiced by a New York farmer 1*. when husking, to select bom stalks having two err more ears, the finest And best ears— those having a small Cob, rows regular and straight, bright seed, and with no strange kernel*. On such he leaves three or four busks, and when a quantity is accumulated he takes one or two <1osen and braids the busks, adding the ear* on one side. These are then hung In some airy loft, where thay will not be liable to be affect ad by moisture rising from anything stored beneath, or be attacked by insects

1 u, VncT* ca i From the most reliable authority we have command it seem, thai when Oliver Cromwell became Piotector of England he caused the stamp of the cap of liberty to be placed upon the pa|H-r used by the Goterqrorul ; goon after the restoration of Uharie* 11.; when he had occasion to use sotno paper for dispatch**, so me of thi* Government paper was brought to him ; on looking at it he inquired the meaning of it, and on being told, he said : Take it away ; 1*11 have nothiug to do with a fool's cap f. Thus originated the trtrni foolscap j-j which has since been given to a sixe of writing ]>aper, usually 16x13 ipebes. Charles was so- witty in word* and so worthless in deeds that lifter the people liad oome to understand hi* ways, some one pinned up one day this epitaph i "Hvre lie* our sovereign, the King. Whose word no man ftdja* ou ; lie never sskl a foolish thing. And never did a «1w one." Charles laughed when lie read this, and »*id that the rcuton whs hi* word* were his own, but his sets were hi* ministers. So he aliped out of the reproach. -0 ^ 0 i ■ ■ ' ' The dislike which some women feel to house-work and house-keeping — a dislike that often becomes morbid through a consciousness of their utter inability to eseapo from what is to them the veriest drudgery— is apt to bring one of two results. Either there is an ill ordered home, a fretful scolding wife, an unhappy husband and sad faced or quarrelsome children, or a prematurely broken down wife and mother merging rapidly into a confirmed invalid, if she lives at all. In both eases the matter i* a perfect mystery to the masculine head of the family, who cannot understand why the bright faced, rosy cheeked maiden ho wooed and won for his bride should have changed into thisquorulous, fault-finding woman. And how should ho? We suppose thnt a vast majority of our sex are in truth as poorly qualified to judge of the difficulties in housekeeping, its troubles and self denials, as w as tho rural trustee who addressed tne school after this manner: "Well, good bye. childron. Yer reads well, an1 yer spell, well ; but yer hain*t sot still." Of course there is one thing which woman in easy circumstances can do who dislike housekeeping. Having

roranrnntT unamint en* tho ditties at wife and motfeer, no earthly power can free her from the responsibilities inseparably connected with them, but she may delegate the purely mechanical part — that which discourages and exhausts, to a subordinate and thus manage to make her home comparatively comfortable, and her own life not quite insupjxirtable. She had better do this even at tho sacrifice of many luxuries she might otherwise enjoy. A Scotish criminal trial is a model of fairness and deliberation. The accused is in good time Served with a very precise indictment, along with a list of the witness** to I* used In evidence against him. At the trial the juroi* are chosen by ballot, and each is furnished with a printed copy of the indictment, with ! paper, pen and ink to write notes of I evidence as it proceed*. The trial logins by the clerk of the court reading the indictment, by which moans the exact nature of the accusation is openly and clearly defined, and there is no need for a lengthened prefatory harangue by counsel for the prosecution. The Indictment being read, the evidence is at once proceeded with. Any one enn compare this precision with what occurs, and is occasionally complain^ of, in England. A Scottish jury may give h verdict of guilty, not guilty or*not proved, this lust alternative being adopted when the evidence appears to be incomplete. There is no such altorwrttoc In Knghmrt . In English criminal procedure the jury consist* of twelve men, who must he unanimous in their verdict of guilty or not guilty ; ; when not being able to agree, after ; hour* of wrangling together, they are I dismissed, thereby occasioning a new trial. In Scotland the thing is conducted more hi accordance with human nature. The jury is eomj»o*ed of fifteen men. who, if not unanimous, may de cide by a majority, such as eight to •even, or possibly fourteen to owe, by which means a juror with twisted notlons, resolved on being singular as of* ten happen*, is unable to thwart the ends of justice. The decision by a me* joritr is accepted without demur. In the trial of civil case* a latitude is also allowed. The jury consists, as in Kng* land, of twelve men \ but if they have i been in oonsulutton for three hours a majority of nine is sufficient for a vei« diet. If after nine hours there he not a majority of nine, the jury may be dis missed. These Sootish arrangements seem to be in all roapacta more rational than the practice prevalent In England , and Ireland* No one ever heard of a

miscarriage of justice, civil or eruomaJ, |«H.oiUnu. owing to lOeilioc of suiujiu/unm ooop^ii j 'IP'** torn i initiation. —A ' *jf Law Jol£j.l appear* in the hurtOly "of WpHsicern which baa Just come to grief in Boston. A woman celling herself fiarah t Howe went to the "11 ub" some nioulh# ago, style of uLpdies' Doposit <hlDtH•nJ^,' 8he had a bahdsome office, en Jdr of business, and, es the result proves, a decidedly "t&king way" about her, Hhe advc*Wd quite m&rM company would receive aepoaiu from lediu* in sums not less than *300 nor more than $I00D for any one person, paving in tart-si on them at the astonish - *i.g r*.ts of tight per /m uL a iJi"i»lh, or xi N KTV-Mx per cent, a yapr 1 If any de |o-itor wo« dhsatisfied, she lali j it With- I draw her funds "on any day oMkapsek exeept the Sabbath," as the advertiseincuts ostonUttiously aunoyncsd. When questioned as the resources which permitted the payment of such marvolou* interest. Mrs. Howe responded that she was u*ing money left by a wealthy friend for the assistance of deserving women of small means ! The bait sho offered was a tempting One, though to thecmlinarvlnuiness intellect the ho<>k wu» painfully app»r«uft. rjbhf n tailors fioc-ked to the honevolaul Mrs. owe'* office, and she took in money by the ten thousand dollars, and victim* U the hundred. The Ronton pfcper* exposed the fraud soon after it was started, and published a biography in detail of ' the woutan at the head of it. showing j her to be of the worst }>o*8iblc reputation. Notwithstanding all this the cash flowt*d into her ooffer*, and the eight per cent, inu-resi was promptly paid over each month. Women mohgsged their house*, furniture and wearing apparel to obtain fund* for deposit, and in j spite of all the warning word* uttered, business was flourishing at tho "Ladies' Dejioait" counter*. A l last the crash chiqo, of course. Thi* sort of thing could not go on indefinntoly. A few days Hfo a clamorous crowd of victims aur rounded the house, which lmd been taken po**os*ioii of by the sheriff. The griel of tli o»e whose humble savings had been swaUuw<»d up was pitiful. The woman herself ww arrontMi m><\ %« now In Jail. Her effect will of course be. sold, siul what i* left j after expense* are paid will go but little ; ways toward satisfying the claim* of the depositors, which are evtimuted at nearly n million of dollar*. It is simply amazing that people will go ou submitting themselves to such bare-faced schemes of fratfd. But they wilf. Human nati-re is credulous to tlie lost degree, and rogues know it very well. But what sort of a municipal government is it that permits thi* wholesale swindling to go on without let or hindrance, in it* business streets? If a city government like that-of Boston has no legal authority to put a summary stop to open fraud of this nature, it i* about time for some new law to be ensctod. 11 ILL V 1LLE NOTES. AM AAJAA V IAAAAAJ A « V I ?•

Mr*. Stone is improving slowly. "Watchman, what of the night ?" Chao. G. Leake, Esq. is having his residence improved by a now drcs* of paint. The sinews, the muscle*, the brains, tongues, and throat* which have been to heavily taxed iuay now have a rest. Our Iodic* have returned from the National Convention of the W. C. T. U. at Boston, and report a grand time. Next year it will be held in Washington. Our estimable friend, Jnsinh Shaw, is in town for a few days. Mr. S. i* employed in the Pension Office at Washington and came to Millville to vote for Garfield and Arthur. Election day passed off with few incidents of note, and Wednesday morn fog'* awn roo* a.tid brilliantly, upon the battle field of Tuesday, neither battened nor delayed one moment by tho fierce struggle. The citizen* of Millville, are to have a rare treat next Tuesday evening, tho 9th in*t. Mr*. J. Ellen Foster, of Iowa, a woman of fine presence tho superior ability will give an address (weather ami every body else permitting) in the wigwam, so that not only our own people, but those from neighboring town* may ! have an opportunity to hear her. If cold or stormy the meeting will prol«hly be held in the 1st M. E. church, that being j next largest place. Mr*. Foster is an ahle lawyer, having studied and proc- j tied with her husband in Iowa. She will he accompanied by Mrs. Hannah Whilafl Smith of Philadelphia. Tho boys bad a bon fire on the comer 1 of Buck and Pine streets, just after tlie |K>1I* closed Tuesday. It afforded a ps**tfore vrfcilr -smiting TPt the rwffirns. I Tho tiers of hogshead* prepared for the sacrifice, were se%-en stories high, and ; in tho still, starry night, made a beautiful scene oil the bank of the river, ami surrounded by hundreds of small bnv*, all very quiet and orderly, occasionally sending up with the sparks, a* each story in turn burned and fell, three besrtv cheers for Mr. Miokle (who gave them the hogsheads), or seme other friend. It w«* Young America merely riACTinxa for the presidential ' election of 1888. when most of thetn will east their first vote* and save their country over again. The streeta ware very orderly and quiet, the group# which were standing here and there conversing in low tones, evidently merely waiting for returns. Both political head quarters were brilliantly illuminated. while the star# and stripes kept sentinel across the street in front of each. Whose heart doea not quicken at sight of tvi km anywhere ? Jrrirra. i i ..■■■■ - - - i ^ - . MARRIED. onn*?r-«TKEI.MAN\--Oeiober*lh, imn, At ilir rcfttdsnc* of the hrtits's pare ma. by Uir Rif.lt II. Jarman. Mr<*««ortfi>Oi:ileiit Jr.. or Willsrtelphla. to Mis* Clara fttealmnn, of Vttoli*h<t*»N J. i 11.. JL11 I— -I . . i.i. ! DIED. [ WILLI AMHON.—AI hi* rwildenee In Cape May CVty, On. Vah, ftev. Moam WUllMh I ton. a*sM 7* year* sntf A month*

Public Sale. — vm ^ ■ 1 " ■' — Bale od the pre«sfiM» mra ooouj»ie<i by hirn. on Bluice Creek, Middle township, S2Sl a good roJEIH six eows, two of tbfin giving milk and the remainder coming Into profit this winter ; one bull ; two »teers ; three yearling heifers; eight * botes ten weeks old ; one strong wood sled for swamp work ; and 20 Teas sf fissd Salt Bar. Hale to begin at one o'clock an U»e afternoon on Tuesday, the 9th Day of November, *60. Condition* made known on day of , sale. Should the day prove stormy the oale^will take place st »*jn» time on Thursday, the 11th im»t. r ANDREW J. TOMLIN. A Good Gunning Boat. I For particulars cull on or odd re**. OrLSMw. A. HEWITT. | Important To ill. o The undersigned would respectfully announce to the people of this county that he ha* a considerable stock of tneu's and boys' Button Gaiters, AND A VARIETY OF S-H-O-E-S for ladies and children, which he will sell at A tIRDAT ltl.Bl(TI#\ from former prices to close out this branch of his husinee*. Smith Hand, C«\kt Cj, Aug28,3in. I r r, -- i THIS space Is the property of C. B. CONOVER, Millville, N. J. [ ... NEW ONE PRICE Clothing Store. In Millville, N. J. o fc Main St., next door to the Ihonghtv Honse. h — > — A. H. JARMAN, has just receivctl an extenoive stock of cloth a, casai mores, hat*, cap*, ready - nuule clothing, for men, youths an«l I boy*, all of which lie offers at low price* . o ■ ■ (lothintjy Hats , CbfM, /Vww ks , 1 a f ises , and a gen.-ral a*sortniant of Grsts' Furnishing i'owls. at tlie lowoat jaiaaihlc price#. . ■ o Merchant Tailoring. I hare also engaged an experienced cutter, who will manage the custom department, guaranteeing a pkfrri fit or no sale, * Order* by Mail will receive prompt attention OoWft* and see me, A. H. JARMAN. (Hill.

m ^ ilreiian d tl> iiiiriilrili at' the W J. R? R. Dei market rates. Giv^ me ^ call before purchasiiig elsewhere. eggs. Bring them t^otRje to Creditofja I Joan W. Hm *li * ^Wilniii F. Gas* mdm adrninlfttrator. of <«» mallei < rarr^rODii d«c'<L. by direction uf Use HurnxnMe of It** (bo*(> at ofwMddepi I WrWy plj«* ru*Ui-« to tl^errdwam I under uatbP wtqilp nliiemotiiL* arUirr wtl! U far ever bf.rml ^ aajr aoduc tUoffefqr ocoinot tia WH Adalnlaww*. 1 Toaed.OBCsa.um. joanw SSi, o • V. y.feik Vllllatn F. GOrrru<*>. ! Notiw. Notice I* hereby given. Thai Oie areoont 'at , ; Ant!n»nr-HU>el»«Aan, Hxaculor tif Vor.- ! Glider deceoaed. (ei»inliir XI Rlct at ! TIk uuaa J U4d Isua* Iioiilel c 'ixwik; ailni: : raior sfftMr Ut fr»*y JwjE MH '~»iIviii uf lux XeWtlluni <lec d., and Mnn- F. 1 owfwiui Mdminlscnu'hx or Eaibary Towmv-nd de«*e-t*oil. wLil be audited andvUtUNl by u»f Kurr-^au . and reported to tlie Jtftdicro <*TUk Orphan*' Onirt of the OottlHr "V&zsmgzz -■ j IWed^(V'.. 19, 1AI0. Kurrocate. SSQi MA voir NTT OiBCX-Tr 0)^0-7 : ahrador X. Bmgna rtL i - . va. Wayhse Attaebewr.: Wit Hum wperrj-. ) Notice I* hereby <1ven that a wrttof A I toe h- , mmtai the *ult of Iabradnr N. Lroanard. j ocalnst the rU:ht« ami credit*, moneys and Laaucd out of^tiae HrroU ' ope May A*AI»Wt 11. Klape, Attoipay. Ha°nerk Iteted.HcpMKIM . P. b.SC00. • % i iiw.it w U • * I* ' j J r. w SHERIFF S SALE. Ry OfWw at certala wrluolfi PklleBr £t Ter In Debt, to me directed, issued oot of the < "ape May i ircuK Court, kiaW of New Jermry , I will «xpo*e to mIh at I'aMl^VeDdu©. on Saturday, the 20th Day of Siovraiber, A. D., 1880. at the hoaroTS o'clock P. 9i. on said day. at the Hotel of LewL Wheat on is Cane Way \ha: certain LotofUunX and,prem1*ee flpiate In i side uf i uc r- .ad leading from Moutti Se«\iUe \ ..III., i. ^ . In.il Road A oiiiperiv. John s. Murray aad Jnmee O lounetl and t* known as a part of live Mary Fisher estata^b^ltm hue at the unddhof (lie said ro.«I marked b| a stake thre f ! witnessed by two hickory's and a s|«alt oak ; thenceenufli tvut^r-qpt decrees and fifty minutes es*: xlxteen rod* t « stake In the line «-»f tlie Itullroad; theocealocix the line of ltuilroad which 1* twenty -five feet frvu. the middle of the nfvu-e between tlie mil* north tweoly-Oyro iXagirr% and thirty mLiiutcs east twenty-five and sixty one hundredths rod* to the middle or said road lcndlofr tfom r^outh Heavtllc t4» Dcnniavttle; thence aknut the i middle of the name south sixty-^ae derree^ , and ten minute* west twenty rods to the ! berinnlnc; i 'oolatninx onr sere of land be the i same more <>r less. Being the tone premise* whlcli Jnme* O'lloiirieli and Wife conveyed unto Alev lilldrelh by Deed dated March fth, IKTfawd ror*»rd«l In Iwd BOok Xs 44 pp C in County Clerk • Office, i Nelzed as the property of Alev TftldrKh. I defendant, and taken In axeewtkM at the suit uMVirr Xi'aik.nijand .samuel I^eacock, ItalnU . alai to ^ ^ j[,^ M H gmiiaif I sited. September l«t It ISfid. sheriff. John It. llumnar . AtCy. T. F. VT.74. i Notice to Cndditbrs. James Mecmy .Tr« Kxecutor of Eveline Hughe* deceased, be dtre*-tk»«* of the St»rroipitr of the county of Cape M qg. hnrehy Rivn mdlor to the creditors of fertliai, to hrinx 1 in their debts, deiunndK and claim* *c»ind the estate of the «ud titHixleal un Jet <iafo. wi tMo nine i -lotdfeb -»f ll»e> wilt he aNwr harrSti hf tfny Hctimi ttferefor aznfn«t fht said Exeewtor. Jaiuct Mecrny, Jr. lasted. Oct. Wh, 1SS0. OQt.gJ«r. ^ P. F. SI JA. SHERIFF SALE. Rv virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias to me Puhlte Vendue oiu Satfirdsty, <ke !S1k Day of Novfatbor, r a> fKe Ut of 2 ^ < -St said* Ay ! at theStnmyWJawwh K. |I «% Sou, ui tl*v ■ (St&- on u|~ Way, hi iliewtidail^-*d Ma> . and >Uate <»f New Jersey a*aA>r^*ald. All tho** , two«,ertahi lo>c KM raids of land situate In the l^owcr Towiuhtpofifi!* mm> « ouitO, ku the state of New Jersey, bounded and deortibed as fiitfewa. Vi* : No. L Ikvlnnlnt nt Ihf northne! enrner of Itavtd KuNuetrscw Hannah F- lluNBell>tat. hy 1 grse* tfod brly 'llbsill *h. xwsofv-ehftit r*n1s and ten huks, to a ci»mer In the mam* ; Umbw —3— north, fevtx derives and thirty '• wimtiw rod* and tweoti- -three link*, to m corner wtondlni; close by a marked Bum tree; i hence -4-«»uTh, sixtjr degree* Mini thirty minute* east, Twenty -dee nsl* and cljkhteru rnorv or le*>. riia* west, twenty chqlm and fifty link* to the line of lands John StevcVv ; theoee -F mnath, dtotee* aud nftwui nUirute* wv*t, eltw^n clmihs trnd tacnty link*, to a post Sir a iN>rner ; utehee — v am*h. fifty -two degrees iutd tew tulwuie* mat. thlncen riudn* and Heht link* to n p-wt A«r a corner, Indus Ihi-ctrtHfof David Rusm-ir* or llpnnat. k Hus^ltHi Iht, slid Jonathan CNdflni other land ' fhenco -4-- north. VhrtyAhr d«rree* nnd four |H»n-he*ofland be Thr same morr or less; Srlm the mw premiss* that were erantcd end conveyed tfiifhe mid ,T«>n»Mwi\C. ri^wfol In the CtoTkVi blfifo n' iUpe May (\Hinty . »r> fo\l llooh. fit. p«^e *c and the said hd Ha i to WdiwWf .lohnasn arni win-, to dtSHt d*v ed the third day ot Meptep>-1m-i, A. K, hi :, and rwo^rded In the said (VertCs omce to Deed Btfek No to. psjrr itofic. | fMr.vi Oft Tt*e property el Ns«avkah It. N»^v enK and *>thors, Hftbudauta. and taken In exerutlflw SI the anlt of *1*9*11 D Artin ir»i*trator. s*. Ctonphuwaat and to be en jVAy s. wmswtk IVatctl. 1*eptemher ItVfi l^w tow If H . A.Ttraae aol r. rj MiV,

I iMjrili * I 1 1 o*4 t>rgfito**d Ifiit- ■ •-* " l 7-F:- " n£ TWO HVmWD AJtD : EVEMTY f BW j ■izSpsESZ as .'sstb'^s V r1" esiT^2>- » * wai,.t any Is ntodod. "*P S ■■■mn q - ^ | a rn 4 . te^/.r + •5ol f I fit fe -J* # , * . ' r ' "-T*? iJi!lJ£f1?®0585fe SOSJ sa ISI'W ■ inr -SSe . 14 2 rxjno inaty EA«ss. H L I : I : I • I . t N To V/ N>KN t», Lsti-, Cape May f. H. jalyfijn. "A. V. Booauto tbfj |*<i liuFinest Assortment, tsm Lowest Prices. A campleta line of Dry Good* from a f cent lawn to b/1 4ol ior C— Ira mm. Mens' an.l woolen cloth from 124 to 1 .50 per rard. Brown and Umbo: !uu*lita, flannei and cheviot ahirtingt of all grado# and prions. The Notion and Trimming depart :nent b comrdete at the very iowoet iff i (I . . . » Groceries and Previsums the mt, best, as loui as Tkf lemmt. \\ . . v v .v .vy . ^ . O . .. awd. \atwu\v, Hufxlware, Glass, and Qaeenstt-are, SEWIK MACHiNES. PUMPS , GRAIN. FLOUR and FEED, TOBACCO * CIGARS A large lot of "Diflfwin" Cedar V1'uu ■ Shingles. JOHN. W. YOUNG. Kanager. DE^XISVILLR, B. 4. iune^stm. .. i . ; / iiiii n AND BLACdhllTHM6. mtc TWw^uV ^OY \\art ^av-«Y*, V\M>w\.k m* ^om Wuvt tvt\A \\vt \\uVAvt V\\UVWV<V) 4vt \© x\\cvv\\v^fkc\wrt \t> ot4tt a\V Wvtv4% ©^ CARRIAGES. OR ktTtUrm IN THEIR LIN* OF BUSINESS, AT THE 8I0VTKST \mi% IN THE (, BB8T MyNXKH. Most Rcasonahie Terms. POXF *T THK RHOSTKST XOTtCK Fartleulmr paid to Akooin^ CHve us a mil A. Bonozct A Son. | UtpWdlvt.