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m ??, * . The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF yNlON, i ^ In the Court of Probate. mr D. JOHNSON, JR., Esq., Judge Of Probate of the County kfortuid. irpo AV in field 8. Smith, trustee of Mr*. J. L. JL Lyles, under the will of Willam Smith,.leie f said County, deceased. These ere to cite and admonish you, the said W. S. Smith, at the instance' and reqdtst of Mre J. L. Lyles, personally to be and appear befbK me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at tJnion, on the 21sl day of February, now next ensuing to show cause, if any you can, wbj you should not make and render, before me upon oath, a true and faithful account of your administration upon said Estate. Herein fall not, as you shall answer sue contrary ai your peril. r Given under my hand and Seal, this 20th day Ja , of December, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred and eighty, and of American ~ ' Independence, the 106tb. DAVID JOHNSON. JR.. Judge d Probate. Deo 24 51 6t Notice. "^"OTttE is hereby given that in pursuance ,1^1 of the decree of the Probate Court, the _?redUors of Mrs. Anne P. Epps, deceased, are t . required to present and establish their claims tk ?.sigainst her estate before the Probate Court lor MEiKTK' \fnion County on or before the 15th day of Feb lruarjb 1881. WL DAVID JOIINSO^, JR. " Judge of Probate. Not 15 1880. 8m a ii t a C 1 a u h HAS JUST ARRIVED AT Mrs. M. SHOPPADL'S M' WITH AN d ELEGANT ASSORTMENT s -<>*^?j^. 'CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR? GOOD LITTLE GIRLS, Oood I^ittlo Boys ?AND? flROWN-UP FOLKS. GO AND SEE HIS Vllenutiful Dolls, Handsome China Cups and Saucers, "China Vases, Comical and other Toys. Jq 'Toy Wagons and Doll Carriages. Raisins and Currants, 'Citron and Jellies, Cocoanuls, Oranges, Almonds, Pecan and all other kind of NUTS. W* can't tell of half of the Good Things 'Ifi'is has brought, so you must go and see for yourselves. He is a jolly good old soul and brought just what you waut. He will be intro ducedto you by MRS. M. SHOPPAUL. Deo 17 m 60 8t Clerk's Sale, tfho State of South Carolina, ? COUNTY OF UNIONTn the Court of Common Pleas. William II. Jeter, et al. luunujj*, I judgment againtt [ for sale flosctta Uawkin* el al. j in Partition. Defendant!. | IN 6bbdienco to an order made in the above entitled cose by His Honor W II. Wallace, 'Circuit Judge, I will sell before the Court House flnrfr, in the town of Union, within the legal hours of Sale, on the first Monday in January >1881, the following described property, to wit: AH that tract of land situated in Union County, .State aforesaid, on Neal'sCreek, containing three hundred and forty-six acres, more or less, iboundfed by- lands of L. B. Jeter, deceased, - Jamrt T. Jeter, and estate of William Dawlcins. Terms of Sale : One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one -and two years, in equal instalments, from day of sale, with int.-rest from day of sale, secured by Irand of the purchaser, and a mortgage of the preifaises. Clerk's Office Deo 8, 1880. JAMES MUNRO, Clerk of Court. Dec :10 40 3t Land Sales! Land Safes !! WILL be sold on sale day in January, 1881, atUnion C. II., So. Ca., the following tracts ci land : Tract No 1. All that desirable tract of land located in Snnj tuc to'wriship, adjoining lands of Mrs. Rebl. Glenn, W. R. Briggs and Solomon Gregory, containing three hundred and thirty-two acres, < ? - wr ivsB, wwoni,j 10 oigniy acres in cumva. tion, fifty acres in original woods, balance in bottoms and old field. Tract No. 2. The tract known as the Solomon Edwards jplaoe, about four miles ftrom town, adjoining lauds of the estate of Nathan Hawkins, deceased, W. D. Humphries and Joseph Crawford. Sixty Ao seventy acres in cultivation. Woodland sufjficicnt for Uie place. Brick Store House. All that iei and Brick Store House thereon, iaituated on Main Street in the town of Union, S. C., and 000*1 piod by us at present as a Store. Terms of sale made known on day of sale. P. M. FAKR&CO. Dec 10 49 8t " v J.^1 V.A J?< Jll-1 I>l 9 B1LUARDS and SAMPLE Rooms.j DEALER IN Flue IIran (Ilea, Wlaiakica, Wines, AfiM Ac, Ar. PURE MOUNTAIN COM WHISKEY A SPECIALTY. The Finest Brands Domestic and Imported. . Cigars, Chewing Tobacco, &o. SPAltTANBTtRO, 8. C. nTTAVIXO oponed ft bntnofc of my e?Ubli?hri me nt in I ho coin modioli# ?nd handsome now MERCHANTS' HOTEL, ftt whieh Mr. ROBERT LAMB will always bo round ready lo wail ui a? natron*. I Intlis lh??e visit Spartanburg to giro u* a call and teat the qualities aud prices of what we here for sale. W. R. KOLF.N. N#f 26 47 tf S'l 1 ',** Xg* t ' . ? V H NEW ^WONDERFUL! THE TUN SFBIHtr BED 48 HONEST^^G^teR$S^O T most Dartiblc ?? offered to the public, end is far superior to any Bed in the market. Some of the advantages of this Spring over all others are? 1st. It it eltan, NoUtleu, and Strong. 2d. Each 8pring is made of the best Beesemer Spring Steel, each Spring having an individual strength of Sixty Pound*. 8d. The body rests smoothly and evenly upon these springs, and a light and heavy person sleeping in the same bed does not cause it to sag, as with Slat or Woven Wire Beds. 4th. This is the only Spring in the market 111at c.'in be Adjusted to Any 1? <1 And moved from one hed to Another with the same ease tlrnt you CAn move ordinary slats. ' 6th. It makes a smooth, even surface for the mattress to rest upon, with no ends to chafe and wear the mattress. 6th. This bed we guarantee to be noiseless, elastic, and adjustable ; to be hard or soft at the will of the occupants, (by simply adding or removing a few springs, which can bo done in five minutes,) and to fit the body in nil parts and positions, and not to give way under the strain, each spring being severely tested before used. THE PROOF : We, the undersigned, are now using the Twin Springs, made by Messrs Eison & Sassaman, and take pleasure in stating that they are superior to any we have ever seen : Wm. Munro, Rev. B. 0. Clifford, S. M. Rice, R. M. Stokes, S. 8. Fnrrar, J. D. Smith, R. W. Tinsley, T. E. Bailey, J. P. Mullinax, T. C. Nelson, F. N. Parker, T. M. Alvcrson. For the present theso Springs will be made at the Union Hotel, and we invite tho oitizens to oall thero and examine them for themselves. EISON A SASSAMAN. Dec 17 50 tf CHRISTMAS AT THE Little Green Front Store. JUST RECEIVED, ORANGEN, APPLES, BANANAS NALAGA GRAPES. l.OOOlbs Stick Candy, at 20c. per lb. 200lbs. French Cnndy?SO(a)75o. per lb. G Boxes Fresh Layer Raisins. 25 Quarter Boxes do do 501bs. Fresh and Clean Currants. Assorted Preserves and Jellies. Mince Meat?Small Buckets, l'luni Pudding " ALL KINDS OF CANNED GOODS. 501bs. Dried Figs-Fresh. NEW LOT OF CHOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. | >-3001bs. Cream Cheese. lOOths. Gill-edge Butter. . / 20011)3. Bologna Saussagcs/ c STATIONERY FOR PRESENTS. 500 Packs Fire Crackers. Large Lot of Togs for Christmas. Shot, PqfcdiT, Caps and Cartridges. And if thcr&3a anything else you think of to add to the joys iu)d comforts of the holiday season, you can find*it at the LITTLE QUEEN FRONT 8TORE. De? 17 60 If splendi'd FARMS For Sale ! BY permission of Legatees and all concerned, there will be sold to the highest bidder on the first Monday in January, 1881, at Union C. II., Fon Cash, the land belonging to the estate of JASON NORMAN, deceased, consisting of about 1,400 Acres, divided iuto five tracts, rs follows : One Tract Containing 214 Acres Adjoining Cross Keys land, lying on botL sides of the Jones' Ford road, with good tenant houses ; 80 or 40 acres in fine wood land, with about a two-horse farm of cleared land. A capital placeThe Middle or Home Traot, Containing about OOO acres, also lying on both sides of the Jones Ford Road. This is a well improved place, with a fine Dwelling, Qin House, Stables and all other necessary outbuildings ; a capital well and a good spring of water ; a fine Orchard and a first rate pasture convenient. Church sod school-house near by. Another Tract of 210 Acres, Lying on the same road and well imprt vei It has some fine wood land. It is a very desirable place to live at, having every thing on and around it necessary for comfort aud convenient" , and being about four hundrei yards ft m Church and Sohool House. Another Tract of About 250 Acres, Lying on (he opposite side of road from above, with good dwelling and nearly land enough for a two-horse farm ; 80 acres of wood land near i the dwelling. The cleared land is hue. A good spring. Another Tract of 175 or 200 Acres, Lying back of the above, on Frenchman's Creek. Thia is good cotton land, but a little broken. All these places are in a pleasant neighborhood, with a good Saw and Orist mill convenient. W. II. NORMAN, Agent. Deo 8 48 4t Breastpin Lost. LOST, on Nicholson street between the residences of Mrs. Whiseuant and Mr. R. W. Tlntlav nn - - 1 J , -J H ? 'I?rg? vreaoipin, with gold back, a child's portrait in front and a lock of hair inclosed. A suitable reward will be paid for Ike return of the pin, by leaving it at the Time$ Office or at R. W. Tinsley's Jewelry Store. Dec 17_ 80 8t Closing Out Business. TIIR subscriber respectfully requests all persons indebted to him to make payment by the 1st day of January 1881, as be intends to c'ise up his business in this town at that time. All debts remaining unpaid at that date will be left in the hands of a collector with instruction to olose them up as soon as possible. A. IUWItf. Deo. 10 40 8t * *> . * V T$. V. RA\VLS. DEALER If) :] V Groceries, Herdwire, Drugs, &c< :o: >S?*is -Kring-le's HEADQUARTERS ?FOR? Christinas Goods, NO. 1, EAST UNION. Orange*. Apples, lSunnnuH, Almond*, inrriiiilN. UK roil. And the Finest RAISINS ever teen in Union. ASSORTED "FRUIT JELLIES. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CIIERSE, Plnln and Fancy Candy, CAKES and CRACKERS of all kinda MINCE MEAT, PLUM PUDDING, OYSTERS, BAJjMUXV, SARDIXfiS And FRESH CANNED MACKEREL, a rare thing in this latitude. Deo 10 49 tf Sheriffs Sales. BY virtue of Sundry Executions to rao directed, I will sell, beforo Union Court House door, on the first Mondny in Jatiuury next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : Alt the interest that F. M. Cudd has in a tract of land, known nsthe Berry Alverson place, containing three hundred and seventy-five acres, more or less, bounded by lands of the est no of Berry Coleman, W. A. Moorhoad, the 1'inckney Road, the Broad River Road, the land known as the Page laud and lands formerly belonging to tho estate of Walter Wishart ; levied on and to be sold as the property of the estate of F. M. Cudd, deceased, at the suit of Pelxer, Rogers & Co, and others, ngninst P. M. Cudd & Bon. ALSO. One tract of land, belonging to the estate ol John P. Jolly, containing 209 acres, more 01 less, bounded by lands of tho estate of James McBridc, Shndrick Jolly, Wm. Becktiell and others; levied on and to be sold as the property of the estate of John P. Jolly, at tho suit ol Nancy Jolly, ngainst Samuel S. Stokes, as Ad ministrator of Johu P. Jolly. ALSO. All the interest that David C. Gist has in t tract of laud, Ijcated in Bogansville Township, Union County, on both sides of Fair Forest creek containing seventeen hundred and thirly-ihret acres, more or less, hounded by lands of Samuel J. Mayes, tho llix land, Albert Means, Jonm Swink, Mrs. Columbus Gage, A. G. Ilice, the estate of James Gist and Charles Young: levied on and to be sold as the property of David C. Gist, at (he suit of Joseph Strauss, ns ex ecutor, ngainst David C. Gist. . ALSO. I will sell on Tuesday, the fourth day of January next, at the residence of W. A. Moorhead, within the legal hours of Sheriff s sale, twe thouaanti, anal 1.yaA ('A O-iHj |\nmnla uutttl Cotton; levied on and to be sold as tho property of Harry Wardwud, under a warrant to seixc crnfl under lion ?l ilmaiiit of W * M-.?I? > A , ...v WM>? wa If ? A. iUUUI UCAU, ALSO. I will sell on Tuesday the 4th day of January next, on the plantation whereon M. L. Williams now lives, within the legal hours <-f Slieriff's Sales, about seven or eight hundred pound!' seed cotton and about four hundred bundles fodder ; levied on and to be sold as the properly of M. L. Williams, under a warrant to seize crop under lien, at the suit of A. II. iiayden. ALSO. I will sell on Monday the third day of January next, before Union Court House door, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sale, one hay mule ; levied on and to be sold as the property of the estate of Silos Tygart, at the suit ot W. D. Humphries, as Administrator of J II. Dognn, against \V. W. Sims, A. II. Aughtry and Silns Tygart. ALSO. I will sell at the Plantation of Thomas Li. Peake, whereon Jason Hayes now lives, on Tuesday the fuirth day of Jaruarynext, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, about one hundred nnd fifty bushels corn and about one thou sand bundles fodder; levied on nnd to be sold a; the properly of Thomas B. Peak at the suit ol O' v. uriggi, against Thomas 11. Peak. ALSO. I will soli on Tuesday, Ihe fourth day of January next, at tlie residence of A. U. White, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, aboul 2500 pounds seed Cotton, 50 bushels cotton sec I, twenty-five bushels corn and nbout 200 bundlet fodder; levied on and to be sold as the property of A. G. Whi.e, under a'warrant to seize croj under lien at the suit of P. M. Cohen. ALSO. I will sell on Tuesday, the fourth day of Jan uary next, at the Oin house of Abrain Garden in Union County, within the legal hours of Shcr iff's Sales, one bale of lint cotton and eighteen hundred pounds seed cotton ; levied on and to be sold as the property of Mabry Mooreman, under a warrant to seize crop under lien, at th< suit of J. W. Hunter & Co. U. MACBKTH, S. U. C. Pec. 8,1880 49 3t Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. 11. A. Parish tl al, | Plaintiff*, J Judgment against J- for sale J. Lizzie Howell, I in Partition. Dtjtndant. J IN obedience lo an order made in (lie above stated case by ((is Honor W. II. Wallace, Circuit Judge, I will sell beforo the Court House door, in tlie town of Union, within tho legal hours of sale, on Ihc first Monday in Januhry 1881, the following deeoribed property, to wit : All that tract of land situated in Union County, State aforesaid, about four miles North-west of Howell's Ferry, bounded by lands of A. F. Kehdrick, A. A. 8arralt, Howell's Ferry road, and Armstrong, containing one hundred and five acres, mors or less. TKRM8 OF SALE-CASH. Clerk's Office Deo 8 1880. JAMES MUNRO, V.?? u YI VVUFU Deo 10 40 8t The Best Sewing Machine. THE merits of the WHRBI^KA & WILSDN Sewing Machine have been long established, both by reports of Copimlttees at the great Mechanical exhibitions in this Country and Europe, as well as by the verdiet of those who havd u >ed them. These Ineomparabie Machines are now on sale on very moderate terms, at RICE & McCLlTRES. Nov. 19 40 tf ' 1 J holiday Opening I' ' -AT ThE 8PARTANBURG feoK STORE! V.J U' A 1 Many Novelties Received A FINE Assortment of Christmas Goods suitable for presents for young nnd old married and siuglo. Work Boxes ! WritingDesks! OIotch and Handkerchief lloxct AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, very cheap SOltAP BOOKS. PEARL AND IVORY HANDLE POCKET KNIVES. Poekot Books. An Elegant Edition of the Poets. STANDARD LITERATURE. Out Glass and Iridescent Inkstands Christmas cards, ril O TO Oft A VII ALB vms And many other Beautiful Things. , Persons living in Union Counly may order bi mail, giving nn idea of wlint Ihey wish. Selcc lions will bo carefully and tastefully made, and the snmc price charged as if the person wen present. Send iu your orders at once and thi goods will be mailed any day that you may se 1 lect, and to auy address. I CQFIELD, PETTY & CO., . SPARTAN1JU RG, S. C. ?*1 * _8m_ ; S 3 I ,gfi?.-.a3iS o :3 . g ^ 8f0So*aK?5" ' H ti' 1 M SS = :S 0&a5??-:i3 0 S fi r OftjH : PS G?j 0 T. h i ^ ^ pq s= CQ 2 a H H - 3 M ? . ffi 2 -< M 73 H , lH o<2 g tt O g feSig S :*"? sSii 3, o ^3 p ^ . : -o s={ * * ! > ? Clerk's Sale. The State of South Carolina . CO UK TV OF UXIOX. In the Court of Common Pleas r. n, bison nnu 01 hers, ] Plaintiffs Judgment against for sale Harrison Fowler and others in Partition. Defendants. IN obedience to an order made in the nhov stated case by His Honor W. 11. Wallace Circuit Judge, 1 will sell before the Court Hous door, in the town of Union, within the legn hour*of sole, on the first Monday in J inunr 1881., tjjc following described property, to wit: > All that tract of land containing onchundre< ati'dlHinr acres,'more or less, situated in Jones ville Tbwiiship, Union County, Hta'c aforesaid > and bounded by lands of Letta Coleman, Jet f ferson Mabry, Mrs M. 1'. Dawkir.s, and F. W Eison and Mill Creek. i Terms of Sale : One-half cosh and the balance on a credit o [ twelve, an-nths, from day of sale, with interes from day of sale, purchaser to givo bond an< | mortgage of the premises, to secure the bulanci , of the purchase money. . Clerk's Office Dec. 8th 1880. JAMES MUNRO, Clerk of Court. Dec 10 49 8t . NEW STORE! NEW STOCK I HA VINO erected a new and cominodioui Store on the site of our Old Stand, oui facilities for conducting the Foreign and l)o ^ mestic Fruit trado are now unsurpassed in the Southern Country. TUo attention of our friends, anil dealers gcri erallr, is called to this fact, and also to our frcsl supplies arriving to-day. JOO barrels Northern APPLES, r {>0 boxes Messina Lemons, ' 6 barrels Pears. 15 pkgs. Delaware and Concord Grapes, 00 barrels E. Rose Potatoes, 5 Parrels Onions, 100 barrels Northern Cabbogcs, Peaches and Grapes fresh every morning bj Express. O. BART & CO. 55, 57 and 59 Market street. Charleston, 8. C. Sept 25 88 4 m PEOPLE'S ACADEMY] WEST SPRINGS, S. C. Next Term bcgliiR Jan. 10, 18N1, Pull cups of competent teachers. InstruC' lion thorough. Expenses lnrht. s?n.i r..~ logne. J. B. l'AHHOTT, Principal. Deo 10 49 Ot* l^oi- Wale, V ? ABOUT 300 VCR US OF Valuable Land on Enoree Rivei -> Apply to Ibe undersigned, D. 8. LEE. Deo 10 49 4t OVEROGATSr If you wmy^^m<W^rerco?t, you will son mohey ty^^ren^iug irorn ^7^" SPEAKS & COLTON Rubber Cloodn. Rubber flood* for flontlomen and Ladies cm bo roundoff BPEARS & I'OWuN'S. V* *" / u-1 . um T I I |_ AT r . L O W E S T ASSORTMENr I ALL DEP/ LOOK AT C I) 1? P AT?TI T*T dux1 uibii r i FOSTER & Oct 8 40 f A Mass Meeting i b WILL BE HELD B EVERY DAY UNTIL NEXT SPRING, ?AT? 1 S. W. PORTER'S. hey i* mm i ?. ** ?i v vjj m W i, V XLXJ SPEECHES WILL BE MADE ?n\*? Messrs. Thompson and Crawford UPON THE BEAUTIES OF THE Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, WHICH have just been received from Market, and they will satisfy the people of Union that it will be to their interest, socially and financially, to purchaeo of them before leaving the Store. All the People should attend and learn wisdom. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF > TATA TIC in r\ AATvn : DHJLOd tiUOUS. llcp Poplins, Alpaca*, X. C. Plaids, ^ Cash meres. Irish Plaids, Calicoes of all brands. BLACK and COLORED DEBAGE. :o: :dry goods. i ' Joans. Cassimeros, 1 Korsey Jeans, Bed Ticking, Shirting, Drilling, csneenngr, TABLE LINEN. ] The largest and most varied stock of I ho e BEST BRANDS OF SHOES, Ever brought to (his market; and I would be glad to exhibit them to customers, feeling ccnfident that in quality and price they cannot bo ' beat. [ NOTIONS. My .Stock of Notions is full and Complete in * every line. i GROCERIES. Bacon, Lard. S gar, , Flour, Coffee, Rice. Crackers Teas, Meal, Cheese, . And eTerylhing olso you can expect to find in a nrsi class urocery Store. DON'T FORGET THE STORE. S. W. Porter. Sept. 34 38 tf r A Money Demnnd. THE subscriber is greatly in need of money and earnestly calls upon those indebted to him to make settlements immediately. This is . only a gentle reminder, nnd I hope my friends will respond to it at onoe and not force me to extreme measures. W. T. GHAIIAM. e - 41 tf Boots and Shoes. Our stock of Boots and Shoes are of all qualities, to suit all clasees, from the coarsest Brogun to the Finest Shoe or Boot, l J. C. HUNTER & CO. Sept. 34 38 tf ? TW ^ * rHE PRICES! XJ R r COMPLETE! iRTMENTS. )UR GOODS JRCHAS INGr ; WILKINS. tf A.C.Fostor&Co's Cheap Store! XXT E Would inform (1>0 c:ti*on? nf ITnUn IVY (hat we have just opened in (ho Store formerly occupied by Mr. J. II. Mesce, a fine pew stock of CENERAL MERCHANDISE, CONSISTING 01? DRY GOODS Of Every Variety ?AND? Latest Stylos. A FIXE ASSORTMEXT OF Calicoes, Dress Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions. JEANS AND CASSIMEltES; Long Cloths, Homespuns, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. READY-MADE CLOTHING. A LARGE STOCK OF UKOCERIES, WOODEN WARE, And everything else usually found in a Oca-\f 1 ?? 4,4 vim ,nui tnuiKiiHc oiore. CALL AND EXAMINE G00D8 AND PRICES We Like to Show Our Goods.. Oct 15 41 If Diamonds arc More than Costly Class, and; so ant Strictly llrst-ciuss, Hiyh Toned, Superlative Stoves, IJo the Times, to inferior oues. T H K TIMES COOKING STOVE. Costs more to manufacture, but is sold at nearly the same price as ordinary Stoves, and possesses so many advantages over all others that it is necessary to inspect it in order to appreciate it fully. THE ACME OP PERFECTION,, Has taken the Premium at Every C ontest. Guaranteed in every Respect. If you want llio very best, buy Ibc TIMES- Jj COOK. Over 85,000 bonies niftdo hitppy by possessing ibis Jewel of tlio first wntcr.. FOR SALE BY J. H. RODGER. Oct '22 4J if Auction Sale cf Land. BY virlucof n power contained in ft ccrlniai Mortgage Deed, made by Kesiah Slicttlesworth to us, dated 1st May, 1880, nnd recorded in Register of Mesne Conveyance Olbco, for Union County, in Hook of Mortgacsc D. No. 4. pages 139,140 and 141, xve will sell by publioauction, before the Court House door, at Union,, at the usual hour of Sheriff's Sales, for Cashall that Intel of land, containing one hundre<C and ton acres, more or less, situated about 1<? miles to tho Southward of Union Court House, and bounded by lands of J. C. Shetlleeworth? S. M. Rico, II. L. Coleman and O. J. Lee. Dec. 7 1880 J. T. HILL & CO. Dee. 10 49 8k Tobacco. FROM 3 cents lo 83 cents per pTbg. at tho LITTLE tillEEN FRONT. Oet 12 ? ... II Ladies* Cloaks, If vow 'vifo should need a Cloak do yeta know wlior. (o get it t Of conrao, at 8F1ARS A COLTON'R. Edgings and Inserting. I, A large and beautiful stock of ITamborg Edgings unil Inserting*. to which we invite the attention of the Ladies. J. C, UUNTUR A c<^ 4t V *' 9