L1tclaNeEs1 EsGQsS6reS': PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,

 BY HENRY ADAMS.

LiYe. amd Lef Live!
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HNOME, Brother Merchants, just haul in N your colors little, and make less noise, for the ears of the public are so stunned with the continual brags of eUerlasting cheap goods, that our still small voice can hardly be heard. We too are anxious to go the big city, but do not feel disposed to sell Gt cost, but will sell at Q very smaIl advance a good assortment of

 DRY GOODS,

 consisting in part of blue, black, invisible green and adelaide Broadclotbs blue, black and brown Pilot Cloths; blue. black & drab Cassimeres; blue and brown Camblets and Merinos; fig'd and plain Circassians black and blue black Bombazines; French. Eng ilsn and American Prints; figured and plain Satin Vestings; figured and plain Silks, Ia ble Covers, Table Linen, Linen Lawn, Irish Linen, linen and silk Handk'fs, Swiss Null, Bishop Lawn, cotton and linen Edgings, In- sertings, Ladies' black & white Cotton Hose, Cents raw and sewing Silk; Cotton, Linen. and Kid Gloves; Lads French kid, black, white and cold Silk Gloves; fine bomba- zine and satin Stocks, Marseilles Quilts, Toi- let Covers, Mousline de Laines, Ladies and Gents Cravats, fancy Hdk'fs. figured and check'd Ginghams, cold Cambricks, cotton check. Thon,as's, Kings, and Premium brown Sheetings; fine and coarse bleach'd Sheet ings and Shirtings; AMoskeag Falls, Milton, Chester, and A. A. Tickings; blue and fam cy Drills, Mexican Cloth; blue, white, and mixed knitting Cotton. French working Cot 