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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18
From the Alexandria Gazette.

Posr OFFICE REMovALs:-By the Postmas.
ter Generals answer to the resolution of Mr..
Tallmadgc, passed in the Senate, calling for
the number Of Postmasters removed since the
4th of March. 1887, it appears that there
mont IS; Massachusetts IS ; Connecticut IL;
New York as; New Jersey A; Pennsylvania
as; Delaware L; Maryland IS; Virginia
IL; North Carolina s.; South Carolina 2 !;
Georgia 4; Louisiana 8; Mississippi s; Ar
kansas 3 Alabama 8; Kentucky 6; Ten
nessee 8; Missouri IL; Ohio 4S; Indiana IS;
Illinois 49,; Michigan 10; Wisconsin s {;
whole number OF removals in the Post Once
Department since ls37-S64!!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18
From. the Sackest's Harbour Journal.

Release Of Iscenty-taOo Patriot Prisoners
On Monday last our village was the scene of
pleasurable and grateful excitement. occa-
stoned by the unexpected arrival of Col. A.
Mcdonnell, Sheriff of Midland District, u.
c., on board the British Steamer "Commo-
dore Barrie" from Kingston, with % of the
Prescott prisoners. pardoned by his Excel
lency the Lieut.. Governor Col. Mcdonnell
sent for the Magistrates of our village, and
stated to them that he had been requested by
his Excellency the Lieut.. Governor to inform
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

able that Mr.. Grundy will, ere long, be at the
head Of the Post Office Department. He
does not feel at home in his present BERTH
But the arrangements of the Virginia politi-
clans are, that Mr.. Stevenson shall be run for
Vice President if they can choak off John
son. Kendall and his low set are afraid the
party will lose by putting Colonel Johnson
aside and they are for running him again.
aud putting Stevenson somewhere else.
understand that Mr.. Forsyth and Mr..
Grundy have demonstrated in the strongest
terms with the President against putting any
further confidence in Kendall, or elevating
him in the Cabinet and that Forsyth's re-
marks in relation to him were couched in the
spirit of the man who, referring to the inso-
lence of some upstart prig, said, He had
better mend his manners and mind his gro
Gerry :"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18
Correspondence Of the Boston Atlas.


Washington, April 4th, 1889.
The glorious news from Connecticut has
astounded the Administration, and its hang
ers.on in this city, and far transcribed the
most sanguine expectations of the Wings
that is, Of about four fifths of the resident
population of Washington. Niles and his
gang of coadjutors and agents had been
promising their Loco friends here that they
would bring over the good old State, bound
hand and foot to the car of the Sub Ireasu-
ry; and had their promises been fulfilled. the
design was to get up a splendid celebration
in honor of the event-the first great Agra
rian Cattle Show of the Spring-for the pur-
pose OF producing an effect upon the cleo
tions in other States.>a Notwithstanding the
| cold water which the intelligence brought
last night threw on their bounding hopes,
they still continued to believe Niles would be
elected, and they would have half of the DEL
egatlon IN Congress. In fact, some of them
boldly claimed the success of the cobbling
Ex-senator. as beyond doubt, on the faith of
! letter written by some Loco Foco in the
city OF New.York to the Secretary of the
treasury. The writer must have been in a
comatose state consequent on too profuse
wlne-oi0bling, and was not exactly aware of
Inc purport of what he heard
When the actual result was learned, to-
night, at the Post Office, there was conse-
quent reaction; and the party were loud in
using the old cries of Bank influence
conservative treachery," &c. &c.-but not
one word of Nick Biddle A few huzzaed
Tor Democracy, with the usual pertinacity of
Loco Focos applauding themselves.
Inere have been rumors of changes in the
caplnet Tor some time past. The Globe cop
les without word of comment, one which
sends Forsyth and Woodbury. on Foreign
MISSIONS and puts Mr.. Poinsett in the place
OF the former, and Mr.. Kendall in that of the
latter ; and which also indicates that Mr..
stevenson Will be-recalled and placed in the
situation OF Attorney General, and Mr.. Grun-
dry Will be made Post Master General. This
has unanesllonably been put forth as feel
eI ny MT. Kendall, who has always CONTROL.
ed the Globe more or less.
The appointment of Mr.. Forsyth to For
eign mission to England is not unlikely-in.
Decd will probably occur. So. too, it is prob
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

Lewis Wilbur has been convicted at Sui
Ivan by strong circumstantal evidence Of
the murder of Robert Barber, whose niyste-
rious disappearance while travelling on the
Ere Canal some time since, and the discove-
Try of his remains in the woods of Sullivan
shortly after, will be recollected by our rea-
ders. Wilbur is sentenced to be hung May
23.-Ib.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

The spring is rapidly advancing, and every thing
is joyous with love and beauty. Buds are swelling
and bursting into life, the birds sing al early dawn,
and carol their evening law while the village belle,
with grace in her step and love in her eye. gldes
home from the green wood, with her bucket Of maple
mOlasses 70 make cGady NortkGmptos COGriT.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

what he had done for these prisoners; and
that he earnestly hoped il would have hap
py effect in allaying the excitement which
had led to SO much trouble and distress to
both governments; and If it should have that
tendency, the remaining prisoners, in due
time, would receive the benefit of it.
The pardoned prisoners, before separating
for their respective homes, DESTROYS TO make
some public acknowledgment of their grail
tude, all signed the following article, which
they unanimously requested might be pub
lished. The act of gratuitously bringing
the pardoncd prisoners to our shores was
magnanimous on the part of the Canadian
authorities, and will tend, more than any
thing that has transpired, to restore that state
of friendly feeling and national intercourse
and good will between the people on both
sides'of the line, which SO happily existed
previous to the late border troubles. e..
We, the undersigned, having been this day
released from imprisonment in Fort HeIry,
Upper Canada, and by the kindness of the
authorities in that Province conveyed in the
steamer Com. Barrie to Sackett's Harbor,
feel bound publicly to acknowledge our debt
of gratitude to Sir George Arthur, by whose
clenhency we have been once more restored
to our country and homes.
Towards US, as we'll as towards all the 9TH
er prisoners, the Sherlif, ms deputy, ana all
the other officers at Kingston, have extended
the utmost kindness and humanity, consistent
with their duty to their own government.
If any of our countrymen are still so reck-
less or so deceived as to mediate further in-
vasion or hostility against Canada, we admo-
nsh them by all considerations of duty to
themselves, their country and their God, and
by their regard for the welfare of those who
are still in prison, to dismiss all such wicked
feelings and intentions from their minds.
SAcKErr'S uARRnR Anril s. 1890
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

Rice Garland. wing, member of the last
Congress, and also Of the present Congress,
has been appointed Judge of the Supreme
Court of Louisiana. This appointment eau
ses vacancy in the congressional delegation
of Louisiana, which will have to be supplied
by new election.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

A West India Morrison has been adyerti-
sing pills to cure all sorts of disorders. pure
ly vegetable" The fellow was charged with
imposition and ignorance. but maintained the
perfect truth of his description of pills as
"purely vegetable" Upon investigation
they turned out to be peas soaked in decoc-
ton Of iiquorice. .a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-04-18

Effects Of Vegetables upon Aaimals.-The
botanical professor, in lecture delivered at
Kings College, said that "horses will not
touch cruciferous plants, but will feed on
reed grasses, amidst abundance of which
goats have been known to starve; and these
latter again will eat and grow fat on the wa
cattle. In like manner pigs will feed on hem
bane, while they are destroyed by common
pepper and the horse, which avoids the
bland turnip. will grow fat on rhubarb."--
Farmers Magazine.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24
EyARRoWGAEE SPRINGS
Montgomery county, Alabama.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NJ


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEIY
ORLEANS.
TE11iE proprietor of This establishment has the plea
4 OF announcing to his friends and the publ,
in general that he will be in rea1De,sby the FIRST dav
May receive visitors. He will also for the .,t:
Ue of thuse at distance that there have been largr
improvements made. and others now going on and in
rapid progress for completion, which will cuasc the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number iltg
heretofore, and at the same time much better~
Fu,nilis Gun be accommodated iii >god rocn1s or
those vino prefer have large cris .etachcd from,
the main building.
Ii is deemed uuncccsssLy te saw anvtlng in parcn
lar of the character these WATERS for it generally
believed that tlsy inferior in the South
ern Staies. All the anuson!ens that general :
found az Watering Places, will he found ut this. 7
bsIf music that this part OF thu country Affords
Zee. engaged, and will be in cona,ant attendance
S,riuss during the whole season.
The subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
in resrning his uneisned thanks for the very liberal
suppo. given him last season. and hopes by the
tons tiaihage been made in improving and extending
the ACCOMMODATIONS, to merit liberal patronage thc
present seas6,. JNO CRAM.
ms
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24

nOLBEAR'S Science of Penmanship received, and
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres street, New Orleans, lS9 Broadway
New York, Dauphinc St, Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, and
Schools and is calculated for persona Of all ages.
Ladies aud gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons given at such houses may suit the
convenience of a and TO classes formed in amy part
of the city.
Ladies' who prefer tcan receive lessons their ref
siLences.
Persons paying lrse of lessons desired
o attend .4r. SIS well ashley wish.
II BEAR BROTHER.
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THE FLORIDA LINE

BE- 6fHn From MOBILE TO Anguish, Ge"
anHsla@zs~ leoves Mobile every day a, three
=ssssssz=zs1 o'clock. IN per U S mail boat
for Halls Landing, above Blakely thence four
post coaches to Observation-Disclosures steamboats, 10
Lsgr ,nec, where the land route is resumed-,hencs
VIA Mariana and Brownsville, Fla. BainbIidge.
P,nher,own Hawkinsvllc. Saundersvle 4 Louis
will To augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
the rail road ears TO Charleston, and the steam
rack els TO Now York, Nnrfolk, Philadelphia, etc
The steamboats, are the best Tor the service, and
the navigation presents more advantages than can
he found upon any steamboat route in tho south
| ern region.
The great improvements in the route have 5cen
| produced by the construction OF fifty miles OF "
road, by the propriefors, from LaGrange on
| LAFAYETTE Bayou, an arm of Santa Rosa Bay, to
| i'ryanl's Ferry, on the Chat,ahocclee river, Ten
miles abovc the Cow srd, IA above Cedar Bluff,
whereby the navigation OF the river, and the cor.
sequent detcntions, and more recently the ncun
venent crossing at the Coword are entirely
| avoided, and a fine road from Mariana direc
I" Bainbridgr, instead OF the roundabout road viz
Chaliahoochce, lesscning the distance abou, fort,
miles, and Increasing tho facilities more thai
once a dBy
Alrc, t,"fa;lrrn him line Of Two horse stages ever,
[~1the5 duy nom HAwkirsve, via Perry TO Macon
Ga connecting with the line to Savannah ant
Dlricn. Geo.
A mail s,cnmboa, llics regularly he'wec
Banbridge and Apunchicon. Travellers wishing
10 reach any point on Chaitnhoochce or Apalach
cola, can TAX s,eon.hoat a. Brownsville.
Mobile to Pensacola Land Eouic-Durng tn
time occupied blythe repairs ct boats, the propne
tors of the Florida line will run line OF fou
horse pos, coaches every other day between Mo
bile aud Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile at O'Clock /. p m
in the U S mail boat, mud proceed 10 Halls Land
ing, where n four horse coach will IN waiting (
convey them to the excellent house Of Mr.. Charlie
Hall, 4 mile distant, where they will fin
plea SAL accom- N odalons tor the righi-lcavn
next morning. they will arrive in Pensacola earl
in the evening, thus avoiding the discomor, q
night travelling.
Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
Inns iiorel, Pensacola, where sta's must be seq,
red STOCKTON q Gu. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24

l. S SEtiOuR, No 81 Cunde street, betw cen
Dnmain and 81 Pni'p, keeps constantly Oh hand
an extensive nssnftmrt, of boots aud brosans nd
shoes, of New York man fac,nre, for men, wonle en-
and children OF all ages, Which he will dispose Of
at very moderatepFces.
Families of his s"G,,nia nee n sanding an crle.
will have their wishes a',endc II l. S SEGOIR
A,UMMER CLOTHING rs cases well us-oI,e,i
- clothing, landing from ship Ohio, NM, ohm nrninn
sale by BRlpGkS Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24

EEAN MARIE FARlNA'S 1HlOhNE WATER
received and for sale by the dozen single boltI'
Also American and lte"eh toilet powders, powder
rua and boxes shaving and toilet soaps cosmetic wal,
musk, krpha,.a Wards vegetable hair oil, pomatum
creme de Florida, lavendar, rose and bay waters
pres'as salts Marseilles perumery IN trunks 'cse'-
co,l, hair t,oth nail and flesh brushes; together with
an additional supply of fashionable horn, and shell
combs and ewelry for sale low at wholesale retail
hv SIMMONS, HARrT SEQ,
ju!y6 ~ oh.s're a. strest
s.IJjE. DRIILS-lO saies Hamilton indigo blu.
) d.ills, landing from ship Cherleston for salshy
nIo ! BRIDGE AICo,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24

KIT ,7,,,., Y !. s',7A . Y -'11
NE' ~ !, iGNSAC''LA.
h'liE subscriber hay'g plr"hnsedth the leasc and far
n nifl'frni lhis well known usiabl$hnen from MIR
"y'"N' me ,e PROPRIETOR VIII be ready to rec eve VIZ
"rS ny 'he ISL ~ AFt' next .
, Numerous ana costly improvements Will be found IN
tac arrangements o, uie hiahsioh house. New and
more coi'ohous pa'llii@ houses VIII be huilt, and
warn hnhs WI! DC provided at al hours. stable
W.. oc ut'nc"eo IT., ,e mGse, WIN s"oa a1comnoda,
a'o's ''l oT'a 'Ii call'Ees' r"s ra'e horses ana
carIpSts wiz easn DC KEPT or hife al moderate prices,
ana san ana lo" n"'s' mn persons TO manage them
io NC "ro Vi 'lsit'le' hh'fds hhu oliief am.semeAs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24

William Smith tenders his services To the eli,
Gems OF New Orleans teacher OF the piano
forte. Mr. having been employed several years
as tea her of music in private families in u sion,
and also several of the female srmlnarlcS in lis
viriui'v, cannot but hope merit their cond'
lie is permitted tn refer to Rev DR. Clapp, Metsrs
S,etspn T. Avery, Hrnhcrsnn g. ,iaile
For terms. SC please apply nj the bookstore Of
Alexander Tower, 40 C,mnst oct ?
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FiRt.N,iN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
This Company are now prepared to take
RISES AGAINST FIRE,

M. 81 Musson's building, Cana s'.ec'.
J.. l. TRACY,
New Orleans Nav IS. 1898. Sect.,urv.
nLD COMPREHENSION lbs oil, Co, PER l,r safe by
~ NJ II DEVEltELX, I'm,
aphl " Trhaptoulas !
RUSlITON L. ASPINALL'S
sNONTUUND TONIC MINrURE.-A speedy
" aud certain euro for the Fever and Aguc,
rcmittcnt and intermittent fevcrs; prepared from
the original recipe. Used with eminent and uni
vcrsnl success in 1892 by persons Of tho highest
responsibility in this city, rs stated in the annexed
certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
been extensively used in tbs above diseases with
such distin guishcd success, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced to offer it to the pub
lie i'll its present form i'll the hope that it may be
tho means of relieving many of those who are
suffering under the scourgc of our country. 1t is
medicine possessing great vtue, and when used
according to the directions Las never failed of
ctiectug Il cyl~c, even in Tho most Obstinate stage
of the disorder 1t is not at all disngrceahlc, and
persons Of the wcakcs, stomach, and children may
take it with impuni'y. 1t CITIZENS the digestive
organs, creates appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, or in obstinate eases, two bottles
to effect 4 cure. There is nchcr mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, any thing injurious
to the human constitution. the proprclors are
ST veil convinced OF its efficacy, iii,t they agree
to reiurd the price Of every bottle which has been
takon in 'r"re with the directions and h,.
not effected Il - r' t-rn OF the fever & aCuc
A OLIVER, 500 + ut Tor New Orleans, al
his wholesale and fc;@!i >.G and medicine ST orc
corner of BicnvllIc and Chances streets.
For District Agencies apply |,
jc5 r. w. SMITH, lS Cont st.
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CAPTAIN M\RHYAT1"S NEW NOVELS
LNLfkiH HE EnGEr hI,


Rain h'e Refer, by the author Of Peter Simple, g.
in vols.
CHmmlnrs, or Winter at Sch.ass IIairfeld "a fora
Styrn by Captain Basil Hail. Royal Navy, FL
s., in VOL -
icrd Ro'dr", a romance. by Allan Cunningham 70
ShtPpnrd Lee. written by himself, in 9 wells.
Compe"dons History of ikaiy, translated from tie
original Italian, by Nathaniel Greene, in VOL for
ning No. ~ of 'Inrpe,'s Family Library.
Vols. 3 y If the new complete and uniform edition
of Washington Irring'S Works.
Hog''s French and English Dictionary. in vol, 3yo
N"ssnfs French and English Dictionary.
ALss--A lev more copies Of Conbe's Phrenologv
"Ricnzi LaIge Surveyors ('nmnnsses sfsupcrior qua
ity with chans Ninnf Balls of2l-i and l-o inches
tiioits impovcdmcalic cns,japnncd papers, weights
Just received, I'd for sale by
m3l BENJ LEVY
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To Country Merchants and

To Country Merchants and Planters
Negro cloths, blankets, fanneEs, lnseys, lowell
shrtiaps, checks, linens, caiicoes handkurrhiefs,
&c &c. received and for sas low by the subscri
be;s ROT1A Il Co.
oct corner Cana, and Chartres 6,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24

NEW GOODS-Simmons Hartt s. now IRE
Nceiving from on beard ships Yazoo and Saratoga
andbrig Concordia, from New York. great variety OF
goods in their line, which together with their former
stock on HAND makes their assorrl cnt very:' pcte.
The following compose part viz: ell twist, I"r'de,
tuck and dressing combs, horn do ofall descriptions In
fine elastic suspcnders, loco nco and Lucter matches,
Seidtz powders powder pufs and boxes toilet powder,
pocket books and wallets, needle books, SHE'LL pearl,
ivory and morocco card cases, head ornaments plain
raj beads, necklaces AMI neglgces bead Chains, bead
necklaces, cut glass and plain silver and gitbrads
Indian beads, bells and plumes pistol aud large pow
Ter TASKS shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and duclng
pistols; double dsinge barreed guns Bowie knives
and drks scissors shears pocket Knives guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, cloth, hair TOOTH nail comb
srumb. Shoe patc floor and dustirg brushes Cologne,
Florida, uvender and bag assorted essences,
and extracts, Maccassar, bear, antique, and Wards
getable hair oils shaving aud toilet soaps Of all des
cripuons, ladies' and genemrns desks and dressing
cases, hair regets rizees and braids plain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt, figured, coat and
vest hutt"as pearl and ivory shirt do shirt sudds gold
and silver pencil cases, toohpicks and weeZcrs, plated
md gilt lockcts miniature do, silver brass and steel
tnmbles, hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation fruit blk
and red ink, shoe backing, violins and guitars, ribbed
and plain percussion caps, linen Irvine, scented cusl
lens gold and silver lace and fringe latter paper game
bags riding Whips, walking canes, playing cards, fine
gold, plated and gilt jcwellry &C.
The above, together with great variety of other arti-
les offered at wholesale or retail on accommodating
terms.
| N r Shell combs repaired
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-24
r1NNoCK'S ROME, &c.


IDlNNOCk'si IMPROVED EDITION OF DR.
L"'dsnhs Ahr'drncn' Of the History Of Rome
TO Winch IS prcI%cd an Introduction to the Study
k"inn History, md gr-ai variety of valuable infor
hnt"n addrd throughout tho work, on tie NInnnc1p
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with nu
mcrouS hnEroplicoi and historical Notes; and otes
hons tor examination ut the end of each section H..
, "S'fa!cd VAIN thirty cugrnvings wood by Anterior
ilN%ntXS Improved Edition OF DR. Gosith's History
OF England, from the Invasion of julius Caesar to the
GGa!h "i Hcorgc ID, with continuation to the yea
1867. With questions for examination at the end o
each section. Besides n variety of valuable infinnn
ton added throughout the work. Consisting Of table
OF contemporary Soycreigns and eminent persons
IoPm'S explanatory notes. Remarks on tho roll
ucs, MANNERS and literature Of the age. An outline,
Tue Constitution, &c &c. illustrated by many epgr1
GUYS FMrNrNrS OF AhrRorouY and an AorIsme,
OF k'lti's New Treatise on TIC Use of Globes Ne.
American edition, with additions and Improvement,
ana an cHplA"n Ut the astronomical part Of the An
iichn Almanac.
Just received and for snle by WIN MKEAN
nov - corner OF Camp and Common st,
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FLORIDA ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.

IL Travellers DESTROYS Of aNing the Eo.:Ia route,
via Pensacoa The North, are informed that FIRST rate
boats will constantly run from. Mobile t, PensacrIa
leaving Mobile aud Pensacola every other daY at or the
list of May. Cool stages will always be provided "
the Subscriber TO be in readiness 10 luke passengers
Mobile, in case of the failure of the 1oats
II ARNOLD.
The Steamboat Champion leaves Mobile Tor rensa
cola twice week feb % "
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H"cSuft tTUEElsts,
cor Common Il 1'uhoriloulns q

W AR8LH CHIMNEY riECE WAREHOUSE,
~, n>.o''horso street, opposite the post-otfice.
iho subscribers are now rccrving from their facI
torres II New York, and will keep constantly on
nan" genera! assortment IT Marble Mantle Pieces
Oh shef!n' Snanshp, and of the latest patterns,
maze at tn" hest Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
"ravc Stones, moulded and plain sills and ntcls,
marble !ncings hearths and boundary stone, plaster
oil f1rIs, Roman & Hydraulic Cement and rIaster
: i1Hlr' together with il splendid assortment OF
c ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
rates OF the newest aud most approved patterns.
Lettering done in the ncatcst manner and at tho
rtest not1cc They hayo first rate workmcn TO
:,s'9ya work.
'AEE' !, AIN g. STROUD.