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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24

EXnGITioS OF THE ACADEMY or DESIcN.-Ihc
collection of pictures and other objects Of art,
now ready for exhibition at the rooms Of the Ma
tiona Academy of the Arts of Design, is thought
by many artists, and they are the best Judges, 10
s,rpass the exhibitions of any previous year AT
first the number of staring portraits was rather
alarming, but the bad pictures generally make
their appearance first, and those which were re-
ceived late, have ulerc than redeemed the charac-
Ter of the collection. There is great number of
works OF high merit, many Of which are by the
Younger artists.
The members of the Arts. mon. Apollo As
ISOLATION arc entitled to season tickets for this
exhibition. On calling at the rooms Of the Asso-
citation, No 322 Broadway, they will be furnish
cd. Eve. Post
II The frost on the night of the Both ult.,
seems to have been general throughout the State
doing more or less injury everywhere. The Star
Of Assumption printed at Paincourtvlllc, states
that it did considerable damage to the rattoon
cane in that region. The cotton planters who
had sown seed previous to this frost, have the
unpleasant duty of performing the same duty
arain-the seed which was sown having been
frozen. N y. nc.
NJ Some fonr or five hundred ladies Of Newark
have united in a petition to K. l.. Stevens, Esq,
10 put better boat than the Rainbow on the
route between Newark and New ork. They
say that the d" noise of her machinery is lnsup.
portable, and there is not pillow to rest our
heads upon"
u The correspondent Of the Newark Daily
writes that Henry Crockcr has been nominated
10 the Collcctorship of Boston in place of Robert
Rantoul, rejected.
No REDEMPrloN-The Office temporarily open
cd in this city for the redemption OF the notes Of
Farmers and Aiillers Bank of [IagcrstOwn, mas
been closed for some time past. and the paper is
rapidly deprccating. Baltimore Sun.
u The Hon. JAMES Pollock, membcrof Con-
gress from the Thirteenth District of Pennsylva-
MIA, passed through Philadelphia on Monday, on
his way TO Washington
a. Col. PRFsroN, in recent speech at
Charleston, observed, that Mr.. Tyler had done
his Rest, though not quite Palinurus, to steer
his little bark into the Presidential harbor He
had struggled hard agains; the head winds that
bca: upon it, the counter currents in which he
was carried adrIft, the shadows and flats upon
which it had thumped. the mud IN which 1t had
repeatedly stuck. He had frcghted it with all
sorts Of principles and manned 1t with ali sorts
Of crews, and now, las, resort, he had rugged
Mr.. Calhoun for a lurymast.''
e The Treaty of Annexation was this day
sent by The President of the United States TO the
Senate The Senate went into Executive Ses-
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9Th. Parcel delivery.

t. The trial OF Mr. Dorr is to take place at
Newport on the Goth inst. All parties seem anz-
ious to bring this long delayed Trial to an issue
It will not now excite so much interest in Rhode
Island as it would have done some months earli-
er. The public mind is becoming more firmly
fixed in relation to the principles originally con-
tended for. Whether it will result ina conviction
of the prisoner not is beyond the reach of IA
;ional conjecture. 4 rigorous prosecution will no
doubt be carried on by the Government as mat
Ter Of duty; and an able defence may be expect
cd on the part Of the prisoner and his counsel.
Providence Trans.
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BRICK STORE.

THNHE subscribers inform their friends
- and the public that they have pur.
chased of Messrs. Sanger & Co. the en-
tire stock Of goods in the Brick Store,
Ottawa, which consists Of first rate as.
sorlment of
Dry Goods, Hard,care, Queerswars
and Groceries,
which together constitute as good an as.
sortment as can be found in the place.
We shall be constantly adding 10 the
stock all such articles as are usually want
ed in this county. We invite the custo
mers of the Messrs. Sanger e. Co., &c
continue TO patronize the Brick Store, anc
assure them tha, we have bought the stock
on such terms as tina, we can and will Of
Ger them goods at prices less than they
have been accustomed to buy them il
this place.
N. B.-We shall continue business a
the old stand, as usual, until next fall.
May IL, 1874. WIN. TRUE a. SON
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Contrasts iu 1.ifr.
A Scene in Ne,c York Gin.


A physician met me. Would you
like to see curious picture of life ? said
he. 'Of course. how far Off" Within
sound Of that trumpet
We turned out Of Broadway. and in a
few moments were at the foot of rude
and dirty staircase, leading up on the side
Of wre,ched building to n kind of tenn
porary loft. The doctor opened door,
and we entered dingy room. just long
enough for man TO lay his length in il
the longest way. A cobbler's bench with
out tools, few scraps of old leather, and
man lying on some dirty straw in cor.
ner with ragged quilt over him. were
all the contents of the room. Yes, one
thing more--a cent laid carefully on the
window sill.
Have you taken the medicine ? asked
the Doctor. No sir ! why no, 2
Its of no use, sir How of no use 2
why, | don't want it. I'm sick of life,
Doctor. didn't send for you
. Here the sick man turned his back to
us with groan Of pain at the effort. and
dew the dirty coverlet over his head.
The Doctor leaned over him and got hold
Of his pulse.
Don't trouble me, Doctor said he.
Il hope | shall pop of before night.
There's no room for me in the world
The Doctor said something kind to
him, and he went on speaking brokenly
and with great difficulty.
Il couldn't 60 to the almshouse, for |
hear it's full. | can get no work, if |
was ever so well-people don't have their
shoes mended now, | believe. have no
pleasure in life, a, the best.-I'here' no
comfort for me. Id rather die and be
quiet. | was glad when got sick
He persisted in refusing the medicine,
and the kind physician, who had been
called in by one of the neighbors. gave
some directions TO poor chair.woman
who lodged in the cellar below, and we
left him. In three minutes more we
were again in Broadway, and the waltz
was still playing most merrily in the bal
cony of the Museum, and the fountain
was still leaping joyously in the Park.
Truly, there is here and there contrast
in the world we live in.-New York
Euan gelist.
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Cast Iron Pumps,

INOR sale at the Stone Store, re,r, by BALDWIN
H. x Brewster. These pumps are made on an
improved plan, and are superior to any now in
use. They are intended Cor house pump. TO he
set in the kitchen, sink, or any other place mott
convenient, with the lead pipe attached to lead
into the well, spring or ciscrn. Ihty aie so ces-
siruc,ed that The water can De let out of them
without any trouble 10 p'e,entlhcm from irse7ins
For cheapncss, durability. and convenience, these
pumps need no Recommendation after they havs
been useG. We respectfully invite oil who want
first rate pump to call and satisfy themselves.
Peru, Dec. IA, 1919, 20-tf n
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Premiums will be awarded as follows -
Horses-Bcst stallion, 50; "a hest, 81. Bcs
brood mare, -; 2 best, 81. Best 3, 3, and
year old colt, 81 each.
CaHh-Best bull, 81; 81 best, ST. Best COW
90 q best, 81. Be,, calf 81 so; 81 best, 81
Best yoke of oxen, 50; 81 best, 81.
Sieep-Bcst buck fine, 50; 81 best, 81. Dcs
flock Of sheep, not less Than 20, SO; ID best, g
81 best, 81. ... Ir ..
Sioine-Best boar. 50; % hest, 81. Bcs, SOW
81; best 81. Best litter of pigs not more thar
3 months old, 80; 2 hest, 81 '.
CropS-Besi acre winter wheat, 60; best acr,
spring wheat. - hes, acre corn. 81 best 1 acr,
sugar beet, 81. Yield to be proved hy the aiiida
VT oil The person competing for the premium an,
one other. Method ofcuhiva,ion to be- given.
Drry-I'es; 20 pounds, butter, 81; best 81
pound, cheese, -.
DjUe>iic MpuGic'ucs,-sl $40 appropriated, t,
he awarded IN Discretionary premium, for useful
articles I'll dumr, TIC manufacture.
Pppghag- Best AID quickest, IS. sa
the III aud 3 ! premiums will be paid in aeti
cultural paters, 10 be selected by the successful
S''"P'''o'S' Id or O. q
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Strayct.


STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale county circuit,
court, Of the November term, A. ID. 1914 -
Edward Duperier, Us. Elizabeth Duperr-.Pe-
tition for divorce. ...........
HNHE petitioner in the above cause hav-
~ ing filed in this Office his petition for
divorce, ond affidavit of he non residence
Of defendent above named, and having
procured to be issued herein writ of
summons commanding said defendant to
appear and answer said petition a, the
mex, term Of said cOnrt. Now therefore,
notice is hereby given to said defendant,
tina. unless she shall personally be and
appear before the circuit court of said
county of La Sale, on the FIRST day of the
next term thereof, to be holden at the
court house in the town of Ottawa, IN
said county, on tile eighth day Of Novem-
Der next, aud answer the bill Of said com
plainant, on the chancery side of said
court, the matter and things therein allcdg.
ed, will he taken as coiessed. and decree
therein had according 10 the prayer ol
said petition. l.. LELAND, Clerk.
CofrlNo & BRADFORD,
Solicitors for Complainant.
! May IL, ls44. 4s-4.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IN the estate of Dormon Weeks
decd, are hereby notified and requested
to attend before the probate justice OF
LA Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in
Ottawa in said county, on the first Mon.
day in June next, for the purpose Of hav.
ing the same adjusted; that being the
day fixed upon by the subscriber, in pur.
suance Of the statue, for the purpose OF
settling and adjusting all claims agains,
said decedent. JOHN HUBBARD.
April u, 1874. 1876. Administrator
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IEuuuyy0 SuliuCS.

We find the following in the las, IA.
nawha Republican
I'VE have said before that the subter-
ranean wonders of the upper Kanawha
valley were not half explored, and every
day proves that there are not only mysle-
ries but treasures of wealth, OF which the
preceding generation had TO conception.
When. year or so ago, MIR. Tompkins
turned the gas that forced up water under
the kettles TO aid in converting the brine
into salt, thereby saving one half Of the
fuel, it was thought to he vast stride in
the march Of Improvement and disco
very; but Messrs. Warth and English,
at their new furnace, have actually obtain
ed the Irishman' dislderatum in the pro.
posed purchase Of two stoves--they Sace
oil the fuel. The gas has sufficient pow.
er TO force a columh of water, three inch.
es in diameter, from the depth of a lhou-
sand feet to the height of about fly lee,
above the surface Of the earth. | Is then
turned under the ruTnace, ignied and
bols the water I'LL il is brought To ltle
state of chry slaIzalon, aud then convey
ed to the cislerns for evaporation, gen
crates the steam that passes through the
cis,erns, and produces the heat that car
rics on the process of evaporation. Thus
three hundred and fifty bushels Of sal, ol
the frsi uuaIity ara made npr lnV withnut
one particle of other fuel than the gas.
Al these works but one cistern is We,
erected, and they are able to use only one
half Of the water that is forced up; an
other is in progress of erection; when
completed, all the water will be used; and
70 or 80 barrels of sal, manufactured daily,
without coal, wood, or the rays Of the
sun.
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Latest News.

NNT E would inform our customers
w that we have sold our stock Of
goods to Messrs. True a. Son Cor the ex
press purpose of collecting our debls.
Our books and noies for. the present. are
KEEP, at the Office of Messrs. Glover &
Cook I; and all notes or accounts not paid
or satisfactorily arranged by the LIST OF
June, will be lief, for collection.
v l.. p. SANGER & Co.
N. B.-Good Wheat will be received
in paymen, of debts, if delivered at the
Dayton mills.
Ottawa, May l, 1874.
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Administrators Notice.

G LII persons having claims against
n the estate of Edward Connaway,
deceased. are notified and requested TO at
tend before the probate justice of La Sale
county, Illinois. at his Office in Ottawa,
in said county, on the ,wenty-second day
Of June, A. ID. 1914, for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted tina! being the
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance Of the statute, for the purpose
of settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent. RICHARD CODY,
Nav 10, 1874. AVG Administrator
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a Singular Iaste.-An English gen.
tleman of education, and, so far as we
know. of irreproachable character, left
England some eighteen months since, with
the intention Of spending some years in
solitary cell in one Of our prisons. He
applied at the Eastern Peniteniiary, but
was denied admission. lie insisted upon
a place in the cells, and while he averred
that he abhorred the idea of committing
crime, stated that lie would do so to en-
sure the accomplishment of his wishes.
He was, of course, arrested upon this
threat, and required, by the Mayor to
give bail. In default of bail he was com.
mitted to the Moyamensing prison, where
he has remained for thirteen months.
The prison doors are, and have long been
open to him, but he refuses to leave his
cell; and. as his daily labor supports
him, he is permitted to remain. lie is
in full possession Of his faculties; is
cheerful, and performs all The labor OF an
ordinary convict. But though engaged
ten hours each day at the loom, he pur-
sues his mathematical and other studies
with great perseverance and energy. lie
converses with great intelligence, and is
obviously. from education and associa-
ton, a gentleman. This is singular in.
stance Of voluntary and selfinaicled pen
ance. il such il be; and the satisfaction
which !. seems to confer upon It's subject,
proves that the discipline Of tina, excellen,
institution is far from cruel.--Phila. Fo.
rum. 81 - anU e 4ssa yast .
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VIEWING COMMITTEES.

On HrSes-Nsa Holdridsc, Joseph Groves
}. II. Henderson.
On CoHh-Rohcrt Rowe, William Richard
sou, &. NJ. Van Dozen.
H On shecP-Fhomas Durham, James Smith
ID. Cummings. .,...t .... t...
On SWine-C. II. su,phen, Jabez Whiting, J
ID. Wixou. ."0
On Grips md Daiy--Leonard Bullock, Lev
fl. Rood, l'Iiardy. =. .s .4.H
On Domestic MlnuGsctwes-Wliam n. True
b. Thompson, l.. Kelsey, jr.
On Piughmg-Isaac Hardy, N. NJ. Let's
William Siadden. ~.
Committee IF Arrangements. Jor the Fair-Th
Durham, VIM. II. W. Cushman, Joel w. Arm
strong, NJ. L. Holistcr, Nm. NJ. True, and Johr
V. A. Hoes
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CLOTH DRESSING
New Tailoring Establishment.
GEORGE SMITH

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IA Ottawa and vicinity, that he still continues
his Tailoring Establishment on Canal street, at
his old stand. He is now fully prepared to
do work on the most reasonable terms, aud war
rants all garments made by him to fit. He hopes
to receive share of the public patronage.
He has just received the Spring and Summer
Fashions, direct from the city of New York. and
also q choice assortment of fancy vestings and
bindings, which the public are invited to call and
examine.-rhankful for past favors, lie hopes a
continuance Of the same
N. B.-Cutting done on shor. notice, and
warranted to fit if properly made up.
Ottawa April IL, 1914. l-ly
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administrators Notice,

A Ii. persons having claims against the
"A estate of James Lyons, deceased,
are notified and requested to attend before
the probate Justice of La Sale county
Illinois, at his office in Ottawa, in said
county, Oh the twen,y-second day ofJune,
A. d. 1914, for the purpose of having
the same adjusted; that being the day
fixed upon by the administrator, in pur'
suance of the statute, for the purpose OF
settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedeHt. u. CONNES.
May 10. 1874. 47.6 Administrator.
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liz Sale Co. Liberty Convention,

A convention Of the friends of the Liberty Par
ty will he held at the court house in Ottawa on
tuesday the Goth inst, at 10 o'clock, AM, for the
purpose Of responding to the nomination of the
Juliet convention of candidate for representative
to congress from the fourth district and of further
ing the great cause of liberty Several addresses,
i, is expected, will be delivered. A general at
tendance Of the friends of humanity and Chris
ianity is requested. G. CHAMPLIN,
}. II. HENDERSON,
LEVI KELSEY, jr,
J. BEESON,
r. STANLEY,
May 10, 1871. Central Committee.
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Notice..

At early candle light, on Friday evening the
Tin inst, an address to the public will he deli
vered in the court room, Ottawa, setting forth the
political views of JosEPH Smith as II candidate
for the presidency.
There will, also, he conference at Newark
Kendall county, on the 18th and 10Th inst being
Saturday and Sunday.
Nav s. 1874.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
Spring and summer Fashions,
Take Notice.

YHNHE subscriber offers for sale at re-
Il duced prices for cash or produce.
Broad-Clolhs, Cassimeres, Salinelts,
French Merinos, Bombazines, Satin and
Silk Velvet Ves,ings, Stocks, Cravals
ilandkerchiefs, Shirts, Shirt Collars
Suspenders. white silk and kid Gloves
and every thing in his line Of business.
ha JOHN SllULER.
Ottawa, March II, 1874. ~
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AUGUsp TLDCTT0M.
SheriH.,liy.

GIVE are authorized Ia announce the name
of WILLIAM Il. MALAY as a candidate
for the office of SHERIFF, at the ensuing
August election, sujed n The decisioo oflhe pen
pie On The first Monday Of August
Feb. ., 1874.
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Feiiow-ciiizens-T trough the solicitation of
many of my democratic friends throughout the
county, Offer myself a candidate for the office
IF SHERIFF, ut the ensuing August election.
Peru, April II, 1874. JOHN HOFFMAN.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persous having claims against
IA. the estate Of John w. Reynolds
deceased, are notified and requested to
attend before the probate justice of Living
sion county, Illinois, at his Office in said
county, on the third Monday of June
next, for the purpose of having the same
adjusted; that being the day fixed upon
by the administrator, in pursuance of the
statute, for the purpose of settling and ad.
justing all elaine against said decedent.
..".. G. W. REYNOLDS,
April &c, lS44.-45-6 administrator
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,

SPRING q SUMMER GOODS.
lust received and for sale low, a va
- Iiely of Summer Goods, consisting
in part of the following :-Summor cassi-
mers, Pennsylvania jeans. Kentucky
jeans, Mexican mixtures, blue drillings,
sat,inelts, black cotton hose. white do,
genllemen's linen gloves, ladies' I.isle
gloves, Lisle m,tts. fancy lawns, Swiss
lawns, calicoes, silks, lace, &c.
a"aa HARD WARE.
Grain and grass scythes, scy.he sna.hs,
stones and rifles. steel hoes, pitchforks,
mill. cross-cut and hand saws, nails, trace
chains. pals, &c. Also a large assortment
of Groceries, Crockery, Boots and
Shoes. All kinds of produce wanted in
exchange. CUsuMAN & GRIDLEY.
April %. 1874. v.
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Wing NOticc..--ShcriGaIty.

| offer myself as a candidate at the ensuing
election for the SheriiI"s office. Should the indie
pendent voters of Lasalle county, HIS. elect me
to said Office, pledge myself to perform the du-
ties thereof with fidelity. WARREN BROWN.
Peru, March IS, 1914.
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IRON STORE.

HNIlE subscriber is receiving new
Il supply of Iron and Steel of all sizes
and qualities usually called for, which he
sells low for cash. Steel for plough-lays,
English blister steel, Cast steel, German
steel, &c; nails of all sizes {; butts and
screws for tables and doors, door latches
saw mill files, wagon boxes. &C.. &c.
Ottawa. April 26. 1914. D.NEWTON
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Administrators Notice.

M OTICI; is hereby given that | have
Y been duly qualified as admnis'ra-
tor of the estate of John Harrington, de.
ceased. All persons having claims
againgt said estate are requested to pre-.
sent them TO the undersigned or the pro-
bate ris,ice for La Sale county, wilhir
nine months from the date hereof. W.
DAVID GIBSON,
April 3, lS44..4t1. administrator
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We are authorized TO announce the name OF
William REDDICK as candidate for the
office of Sheriff, at the next August election.
March 80, lS44.
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We are authorized TO announce the name Of
PATRICK HANLEY as a candidate for the
office oil SHERIFF, at the ensuing August cleo
ton. - April /, 1874.
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WOOL! WOOL.

NNHE subscribers viii cudeavor to keep con-
Il stanty on hand the present season the fol-
lowing kinds of goods, which they manufacture
and viii exchange for wool on reasonable terms
Failed Cloth, Sa,ineit. Jeans, pressed
and common Flannel and Blankets.
Persons having wool to manufacture, will find
1t to their advantage to exchange in preference
have 1t worked on shares, as they will save the
trouble and expense of coming again for their
goods. and can probably suit themselves better in
the kind OF goods they may want. "a
CARDeNG
wiz he done for the usual price, g cts. per TO-,
IN cash. wheat or wool. Also, carding and SPIN
ming at reasonable prices, varying from Is to ~
cents per pound. au .r.lr.... ,...
CLOTH DRESSING
Will be done in workman-like manner, for the
following prices Pulling aud dressing browns or
blacks, 25cts. per yard; drahs, 20cts /; fuing and
dressing colored cloths, l2t cts. securing color
ing and pressing, for womcns wear 10 cts. per
yard. '
We would return thanks for tho patronage
which has heretofore been SD literally bestowed
upon Us, and would kindly ask continuance OF
the same, and would say that no pains shall be
spared on pat with skiful workmcn. to rem
der general satisfaction. J. & ID. GREEN.
DAYTON Factory. Aprll2. 1914.
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S2j REWARD.
For Horse and Thief.

For Horse and IhtJ.
NAKEN on the l2th inst. from my
l. stable in Logan county, a large
Dark Bay Horse, l6i hands high, 7 or s
years old. with a warl on the OF side of
his head, some gray hairs, walks and
rots, no white whatever. The supposed
thief is young man about 5 fee, 10 inch
es high, slender made, speaks slow. and
calls himself Baker. .4..
DAVID f. LOUREY.
N. 3. A good quilted saddle, with a
blue cloth, and common bride taken al
the same time.
Prairie House, Logan county, Illinois.
May 10. 1914.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

Cheap! Cheap!
ENIIE Ladies Fancy Store have
III just received new supply of spring
and Summer goods, of all kinds, for La
dies and Gentlemen, which they will sell
cheaper than ever.
April 26 1874.