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The News from VcNicO.

The reader will find In columns tins morning late and
important intelligence from the Mexican capital Our re
atuns with that distracted country rapidly approaching
crisis. The determination ct our Minister, Nr. SLnEti,
demand his passports result very speedily IN war
between the countries. IN the pacific adjustment o
their i Il rcuccs upon such own Government
may think eNp,dcnt To dictate. IL Is impossible that We
can much longer permit the existence OF the present unSa
siacory condition OF things, which compcs Us 10 assume
the attitude OF upon the Texas frontier and IN the Guli
while We are proicsscdly peace. Whether Mexico had
any Just OF complaint against the American govern
ment growing OF the annexation oi TcNas, II were
bootcss now to enquire. Ii she had, 1t has been can
cccd by her subsequent and the dignity oi cur
national character requires while exhibit towards her.
IN our future intercourse, the utmost moderation and Tor
boarancc that should upon prompt de'efmna
ton in regard her Interior purposes.
Il obvious that the Mexican government has been de-
a,ing final action, with 10 relations with Irea'
Brtan-Trcpared acqlicsce IN demands # those re
laons should be poaceably adjusted, or to strike II war
should unfortunately grow OF them Is 1t not highly
impoic say the east Of IT, permit her thus 10 re'aTd
her decision. with such motives and desIgnsf
l. i, pertinent, too 10 enquire at those who assured
us r1 the acquisition OF Texas essential 10 the de
fence OF our South Western oni,r If they do not begin
10 perceive that while weakcns means OF defence,
il sires US frontier 10 dctsHd
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New hooks.

Mr. J. Gil Of this city has placed table two
publications rom the prc,- Of Me..rs. Baker Scubnor
rs Nassau street, New York:
LILA Heart; a tale Of New York"-by Charles Bur
deu, i- a little volume Astounding with interest We have
read this book through without knowing how we accom-
p-hel IT, or when first oplned IL. pages did
peci do than give mere glance their contents
The close approx insuon well wrought felton, which
strikes the reader he progro p,rus1 of 'ls work.
ha induced the author give on account Of bc way 30
which he became possessed OF Of incidents ~ e.
t'-Ordnary aud 10y which be- hl- been enabled give hs
readers ucforng narrative iu the book b iorc us
The volume h. D. on dedicated To Thomas snoud,n,
Esi., OF the New York Courier & ELqur,r The auiior
WIN has been connected With ths New York Pro.- os
reporter lr ca y,au, 900 biz introductory ~ "Li llIu"
ssys:
"t BE- lildc marvel that period Of yssrs passed n
daily .h rrHunu oi greats variety pi mud
ac,r, should Of Necessity make acquainted with many
o.ruu,ucaa, Which may iny raim the appclaton of ~
ra"dmUy-laoi., Which ~ lIenrclyc- afford liousand
moral .,s5'us 'o fs.cng mlnI aud o. D. Ut sUch male
ss me little nsuauso lender lyr public acceptance
| b. composed.
lhas been arranged the sincere wish not only 10 In.
eros my ionde- but alec 10 convey r deeper pr, i,ns
II moral truth co. iho minds of oil. lf The hdeousnc of
vice. and ie LsaUy y virtue, sre rendered more clear
" discernbe The W,st lesson ui charity even 10 ts
wreichcd outcasi incucaJ then e i,borer will lioye
fecniysd his hire"
"D'AubRno, aud his writings with a sketch Of the lie
or The au1oris fc title 1T another volume now before
u. 1hs book pfpl,.scs a. b. history Of tue great o..
l,rmiuon abridged by the Rev Edward Dalton MOI hsy.
inr read The work ourscIf must rest content luf ,
present. to state that have many favorable
81 H. from tIose who have given careful cKaminatio1
To give the reader general I,a Of the book referred TO-
quDt' tho follow ing, which said b. from the pea
II a dis'ins ushcd Clergyman:
O. have real tho Rev. Mr. Daions Abrdgment Of D.
Aubgnes History, reprinted by Me-srs Baker s Serb
/ nor and have fully compalcd 10 with Mr. Carriers edition
Of The original work. ava Tree 10 lay that nnk the
abndgmen' 10 made with goat fidelity end sound Judg-
| msnt"
! The shove are Tor sale by Mr. J,,eph Gill
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GOOD COFFEE.

II there Is any thing IN the drinking way fond
Of, good Coffee and Tins boast OF having every
morning since presented with Of "Rrmirg
toms Patent Coffee Condcus,rs." Our OBJECT therefore
= MT much 10 p4f Coffee Boiler, which
fully capable OF doing putting, 1t wish
tina, all. Nho like ourselves fond Of good Coffee,
should know how be made.
BY advertisement IN another column, it will bc
that VIZ. ohm Tyler, Of Seonsrs has the article tr'
Tor sale. We mean the bennington Condenser" About
ten DAYS he presented rs, through the Mesrs Wei
Ter OF tins cry, with Of the Boilers, and have been
using slncc much satisfaction, aud to
OF several bachelor contemporaries When the Boiler
has been prp-ry used have failed Ia have good
nay. first Coffee aud take great pleasure
urViug thanks to Mr.. Remington, Tor his admirable
invention We rcgirJ one OF the best ct the day
aud maIy oheS, who have tined will agree
with Us.
Ia Mr. Tyer's advertisement, he gives idea oi wha,
can Ice expected from using the Patent Condenser and
humble testimony i worth any thng ieeI sale IN
,ubscr bng io all lie says that Advertisements Though
be understood msmating that because
Coiec Boiler third the Coiee. three would
necessarily ALL No public private house should
be wltluut one least. G..
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Trial OF T.. Richie. Jr.

We continue this morning. ION 6rs, raSeJ the publ.
cation COPIED from the Republican, OF the evidence
this tTis Our attention has been called
that portion Of the testimony published yesterdays pa
per- On the letter OF Mr. Richie to Mr. Archer, Of the
2Ih OF February, lsI6. Mr. Archer had endorsed
Acknowledgement, Of its reception, and that received
the night OF the Oath OF February. and shown Mr. Plea
that night. This endorsement which, with the
letter, given in evidence the Jury eotcmporaneousy,
and constituted entire piece OF evidence omitted,
doubt accidentally by the Republican, from which pa
per copied the proceedings.
We have already stated. that, after the acquisl OF Mr..
Richie, the other Pares discharged by order OF the
Court AT the instance OF ore OF thcn Judge Cloptcn fur
nished the following, the substance ct what he said
directing the RolIe prosssa and disehagng the defend
CIRCUIT surrRIoR COURT OF cnssrKRrrKLp:
The Commonwealth,
Washington Grsenhow. William Scott, and Peter J.
Archer.
These parties have voluntarily surrendered themselves
Tor ral they stand indicted principals IN the sccond
dogrcc the offence which they have committed, any,
aCcesSoTiai only the principal the de-
rcc has been tired, and. u and tar investigation,
as been acquitted hy the appropriate tribunal the
and proper admins OF justice lind ,ndicauon
IN nilcung punishment on the principal IN the second after
the acqual OF he principal IN the first degree. IL Is
that the principal the second degree legally be
ishct without the OF the principal
degree IA cases where the principal the degree
died eiudcd by flight aud hiS guilt shall clearly
appear upon ia of the prncps the second degree.
aud where the evidence may establish the guilt
o the principal the degree independently oi that
OF the principal first degree Upon the trial OF the
principal the first degree. Just had before me, have
heard the whoc evidence applicable to the case r these
Defendants and does prove any tnng tending
the shadow OF suspicion, that they have done any
which would make prosecution against them
either required tor permitted b. the purposes OF
Justice \ noHc rroseqHi be 81, aud the de-
PENDANTS discharged.
recung the prosecution against the defendants Ice d.
missed. tSgned,' JOHN h. CLOPTON.
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Hon. ur. SAWYER. at Ohio.

This gentleman recently complained OF one OF the Re
porters the No~ York Tribune who had held up to pub
ridcuc OF his vulgar pccuarucs ON the floor of
House RepIesenst,es-and the Reporter was con
sequcny expelled hy those indignant models and guardians
OF public virtue dcccncy. Now let Us see IN hat dig
nii,d ,t,e the 'IIouurabe" gentleman himself writes 10
friend at home who publishes his letter. OF ms brother
members:
"WAsuivGroN March Q. 1916
The senate has no. passed the ore
gon Resolutions yet and - hard {" tel what Will be Their
fate L.. We have TRAITORS Vat the Senate who would
sell Their Country tor 4 Bale OF Cotton Negro! yet
hope nil will be night
With great respect,
Your obedieni servant"
Does not Mr. Sawyer deserve to be expelled also Or
- l...,rv ,.,,ir,,I only of Rrunttcfs
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Board oil Managers Of the Bible SOcic-
" al Virginia.

Elected the Annual Meeting, held the United Pres
Jy erian Church IN the City OF Richmond on Tuestay
evening, 7in April, 1916:
Rev PHILIP COURTNEY. President
Geotse Woodbridge, lst Vice President
VIM :. Plumer, 2d
Joseph {. Stiles. 81
VIM Norwood, iih
Dir. Samuel Reeve, Cone Ponding Secretary.
VIM. Williams, Recording
VIM. Allison, Treasure.
Rov. Lcouida- Ros-cr, Rev John E. Edwards, Rev. Le
roy NJ. Lee, Rev James Bolton, Rev. R"b Mchaes, Dr.
Robert W. HaAll, &. 6. Gr-wod, George Hutchinson
John ID. Muniod caorI Whitfield z. Vandeursen, John
Williams, Michael Gre,er, Benjamin g. Minor. Thomas H.
ElIs, H. Il CIV .thmey.
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ArRlL 9Th, ls4G.
To the Editors Of the Wing

Geucmcn-In your aper Of the 9th March, address
ed inquiries Col. Perrow asking IN explanation Of
a charge upon the Truth OF which depended than
vote. dId wish do Col. Per,Ow the injustice Of
Withholding my vote, without giving him opportunity ot
clearing up tins charge and adop'ed the med your
paper explanation hc gave might circulate
charge had DONE and from wish inure his pros
poets Of election. ! neither made insuuai,d any
charge against HIM on ny own knowledge have the
right Of irgurng into the political opinions Of any
who seeks my Vote. and mean always exercise IT, in de-
hance OF the meBacng and authoritative Ut any
Der oi any etng. Col. Perraw did object - this
for hs reply. he invites he fullest inquiry and promises
publ sh the Ioiter resfTcd my inquiry With this
was satisfied intending 90 form my opinion when
the letter, how Col Perrow justified in the
course he mad pursued, ami to- allow every do the
without any comment from Freedom Of inquiry,
and perfect dpsntence Of opinion and action, thought
cardinal principles Of the Wing party Not thinks
Z" Member OF the meeting February Court" he
10 ibuS the Wing party OF nelson harness ed, ready
be bound 90 the o. Any whom the meeting Of which
be member might select and with beet sutns-
Co.,, and without the murmur Of dissent from, te
c'ces OF tins Council do the bidding o their drvor-a
poet which. ulge from MS tone, he had reserved
ss.i.
wall not d'ign 90 reply 90 the nsinuaion my mo-
tive MAJ ng upu OF Col. Pcuow. Those vino are
OF low motives themselves cannot con.
o,iyo OF any higher impulse N others.
r,ler a True Wing" Dame RumD. igr the iniar.
nation he wants; and no 1 boz quite intimate Sc ith
h'r suppose she will give him more information
than -H' dYe- -,E,rly e., t.i.Hc who cunsuli her.
M,-sTs. Editors ] have done with ihi- matter. Imcan
not To be- drawn into controversy With those whom
have incurred responsibility and respectfully submit
Ia Co. FcuOw's friends whether the menacug tone they
have thought proper towards ul-c whom they
election, 30 tie best means Of securing o.
4 VOTER m NELSON
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Tvs ArrRty ~ 81. MiR.'s Coryrg.-- Death NJ Mr.
Ashcom. We MENTIONED yostro 'hat on sffay had oc
cured 90 Ch1rotc fall, on Fnily, bttwccu John ~.
Ihomas, student NJ law o This cy, and George Ashcom
in which tho 1usr wounded by pistol shot fred by
Hic former We regret 90 leau that Mr. a. survived hs
wounds but short time Mr. Thomas, ID appears, acted
purely IN scldeouco and such washe substance Of the
verdict ~ The coroncrs inquest held the body Of the
dec ased-BiLuvnRE CrtrrrR.
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CRUEL RErorHvs NErEE.--A Gend named
Waite e. he tired few days boo Mis4.sIppi Tor rho
murder Of Thomas shannon formerly of New Albany Ind.
Ito Cincinnati Commercial relates tho following partcu-
ars II the murder.
"The cifcum lincos attending M shannons murder
have been made pubr but the annals crime car
preseu. cruel fate kan he suffered. liz family
pnurafoUs-a widowed mother residing 10 New Albany,
also brutC and there and JciiCr.Onylc aud This
cIfyare at highly respectable ard well 70 live Mr. Shan.
had rosdod some three years Mississippi IN
the TazOu Cgugy, Some SIXTY miles ~ Helena Ark
lie had cd considerable properly aud the time VI
s murder b. ha1 converted into money preparatory
% returning 60 Now Albany 10 comfort hs mother IN
hcr declining age, and 4.r down 100 he birth plrc-
" 5assppI only rlrn-' On the day 4 his murder
man living 'l' mel fh, rhpHd fwlp had worked fJr
hun rrGI tied Nr shannon, thr Ga j.d person 81 CO
90 BIZ mouse pn'ucuIIr husn' hr DID sD, dreaming
Tie cu'erd hf cnd'E house u1nfmei the dopi a.
and tI.,' uuIHuaruy, drew th, hpRi, knives on
hu' fIudrg hs II fuf a.fIi.si h' r'rHchrd ir with he
fuitH-. .r 0 great .uoust and throwing yue
afrut ih' OTHER, DO kept them ir'm ibbing lin r
of 1u hIus but NJ each be- aud hack oed by
thu wcop l.nsauy 1'mir nc his heart. Whc This do.
p'utr struggle gros1g the alarm given but too
/ late, before assistance oi tho villains sur
c'ci,d s'vofrg hi- hand from me arm NJ the wrist
vh'u hc could no longer resist successfully auI tell fn
in2 y 's'r'n plin from hire gacs, and Oss
~ blood, 10 ihs floor each puns,d hs knife into h
body, aud all three ned Ju.i ls he fell, Mr.. shannon
having heard The alarm ~ her running
triifI into hc room cling the sitIstion oi her hus
baud, size s1l.I hero upon tic l3pr and drew his head
into her lap-wo itom li grytfed 1uu and unuumborcd
mouth snd rye. she heard the dreadful particulars n hi
cruel fate o. is obbed away shannon lived some fifteen
mnuesthe augu.h 81 those two hearts during that time
/ mny On conI,ctprcj, but hncVsr con be- tIld.
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lpRou ANOTHER conRraroNnrNr

wa URuI IhUtday, Il O'Clock Mach ~.
Genucmcn-l have just onsod letter a. you but must
add that Mexico, ia o. inc Government ~ ttnk in it,
lsst ngonyin labor, and what she will bring forth God II
the nation ~ under his divine care. only knows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09

u The New York Herald, strong advocate Of the
Sub Treasury Bill, admits that It's passage through the
House Of Representatives has created considerable ca
cl,ement in Wal street; and adist il anticipated that
the Banks vii! place themselves IN position To
meetany emergency that may grow OF the contempt
ted changes in tie financial policy OF the government
The Banks will only moi risk any farther expansion
under existing c:Tcum.tinccs, but Tie probability j. that
they will DO compelled, IN scii-dccnce, to commence and
To adhere TO system Oi ugid curtalmonls. Tie bill
passed the House !, much stringent in prov.
than was the ;,ut measure Of deyerancs aud liberty
passed during Van Bursus administrations and, honestly
administered lof which have strong doubt-) wl much
more rapidly reduce the pltcn, upon whom this "exper-
monl' De- about BE- rl u 30. last gosE. Welt the
Locos can pass iurosA the crIcbe, suppose the Wings
afc made Of stud less sicrn and eau Jea u vel.
Not many months will ,lps, however, before both will
CIV "II0Li. Enough"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09

The OrpLSaHs CONTRARY t. expectation, and IN oon'e.
qusuce Of the ncemonry Of the weather yesterday
ing, winch prevented iuI Attendance, will give second
concert tonight They deserve good house, and a no
doubt have IL.
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DEDIC ALTON.

The new house Of worship lately erected for the Meho
DIST f. Church, the town Of Manchester will be dedicated
TO the worship Of Almighty q cd Sunday next 18th in.
slant.
The services OF the Rev Leroy NJ Lee, Rev. J. f. Ed
wards aud Rev. J. Early, presiding Elder OF the Peters
burg Drstner,) have been secured Tor the
DIVINE worship will likewise be continued on Monday
following, conducted by Rev. John Farley, aud other
niseTs.
Our brethren OF the dacent Circuit and STATIONS and the
friends generally, are respectfully invited % attend.
Services at IL o'clock, 4. NJ. al g. aud at ~ p. NJ
collection will be taken up the morning ana afternoon
TO assist in lqu'daung the debt Of the Church
April 9th, lsI6
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GROCERIES ar.ICrIn,.

Al AUCTION.
WILLIAMS n HAAAL VIII at auction this Crhursday
morning al 10 O'clock Sugars, prime West
peans Moses prime aud old Java
Sides Hams and Shoulders Butter, soap,
nohgahea Nhskey, Cosnle aud naon Brandy New
Kun Liverpool salt Tea Leather soap BhekIng, &C.
fT HiNkHtpT COZ RT.-Judgs HAI.YBuRTON
wall 81 for the tfia Of cases Bankruptcy
day an this month, April
April 7Ih 10. p MAYO Cl,yk
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\ Hanover County Court, February ~, lSiG:
Nathaniel H. Page, Henry r. Page, William " Page and
Enenor Il. Page, Plus,
against
William NJ Mallory administrator Mary
: fage widow and rect Of Rcnjamin Page deed,
Page and Eliza Page hrs wife, and Martha AHn
D. lcmue and Mary Page, the five
der the age Of twenty years by William Winston guar
dian al lIsm, Dcist
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pr We regret it announced that Joseph Vance
long known as valuable member Of Congress from Ohio
is seriously 49, at his residence, whittier he had recently
gone on a ysi, 10 his family
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09

We remarked day two ago, that the French papers
by the Nvris Grasse contained specuauons on the
relations between Great Britain and the L. States In this
We were mistaken. Tie "TourTer dss Etdis UHis, which
received euar files Of French papers by that vessel re
marks that "a profound produced IN France
by the refusal government 10 submit the Oregon
question 10 arbitration All the Paris journals, We are
told Jy the y. v kSpress, contained an analysis OF The
correspondence aud express the opinion that l. mise
rabe pAluy object, keep great nations lowering he
tween hope and fear ii there something involved IN
1t the de, nics Of the greatest empires Noltnres remark
is quoted that tie disastrous England and France
had was about some acres the frontiers OF Ca
nads in order apply ito the fearful strife we and Eng
land shall have o. any nave for aeres Of rotks
The PARIS correspondent Of the Courier attempts o.
show At length that France must necessarily be the ally d
England in tins matter and that sensible Americans can
expect nothing less.
Tie Paris correspondent OF the London News makes
statement which we regard than apOcrypha Tie
states that mir King the Minister OF the L. States IN
Paris openly declared that but for the course adopted
By VI Guzot the Cabinet Of Washington would l.sct have
requ, sted France become the arbitrator Of question
which threatens the peace Of the world" This statement
Is - inconsistent the manifest determination OF tie
American government reject arbitration IN any form
that We cannot place any reliance uPonIt.
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" lRGlNlA-Ata Superior Court of Chancery
TOT thr Richmond Circuit held Capitol the City OF
Richmond. March 18th. 1896: ~ "
sdSy harter Attorney General Of the OF vr
gina successor to John Robertson late Attorney General
Plaintiff
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From tAs Nee o,ieaa. Piesyaa., Ap,a 1.
MENIrn

Highly Inportant New..-Mr. siideii h.. Dr.
mand' d hts pnssPorts-Con.tcrnation An Vera
Cruz-Apprehcnsiense OF another Rev eI utiou-
upon the political press, Ac. &C.
The u 4 brig ofwsr Somers, Capt Ingrahsm, arrived
Mt Pensacola tho evening OF the 29h u by this con
vcysnee have received files from the city OF Mes
CO To the 18th and from Vera Cruz tho 18th ult.
The Some's brought Dispatches from Mr.. sdell OF so
urgent character that they forwarded Washing
City by special express.
We infer from the alarm OF the citizens Of Very Cruz
and the laying up of the Mexican Navy OF the reach
the United staies Squadron, that the people aud govern
ment OF Mexico had think that the United States
have borne much tOmooery and insult ought to be
expected OF her.
Mr. Slde was expected to arrive Vera Cruz on the
10Th Ut The United States soop OF war ST. Marys was
waiting for him ut SACRIFICES.
ne correspondence which append will furnish our
readers with an adequate idea Of state OF things in
Mexico.
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Ok boz. nests Boxes
- 5 do painted Buekets
as bbis No . Maek-rcl
% gnIhi1s Goldfish -rpected 6on Boston
ann 'o' Sae " api RANKIN n wHIrLOIK
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France and the a. states.

Does not Mr.. Sawyer deserve 10 be expelled also
is decency required only OF Reporters
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NIRGINIA - RuIcs bold in lho CIcIL,. Of
IN Observation-Disclosures lnIcs he

\ Ces's uice ~ The Circuit superior ~ Law and
Chanee Apponaiur county the 10y ofJanua 1896
Bober white. administration Of Frances 4. Stephens deed
Ptn,
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80 PACKAGES Woolscy ~ Woulsey Loaf
~ ~ Crushed and PuiyerS-i sugar
10 ihis prime Miilne bacon
Lard IN Pots aud small kcg,, put uP for Family use
Receiving and for by
wORTuAu u.cprnpy
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Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS. WHO ARR IN
/ 4 WANT DI KEtDN-UADE CLOTHING. sDR
COZ NEKS re tDE.-I will take opportunity Of o.irI
irs to acii a. may favor with although not
preach the to;tfinc Of selling vrTy time
viii practice what OtLers preach Please all give me
callat SILAS MERCHANTS
Cheap Cash Clothing store,
apo ia Main #
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-15
ECONOMY!
CLEANING AND DRESSING
SOILED CLOTHES.

TWNHE subscribers will Cleanse all kinds of wooen
II and Silk Notwithstanding all spots Of grease
paint tar &c, and restore the original brlancy NJ
The color of those that are stained or laded
We have been engaged in this business four wears
and from the success have had 10 giving satisss
ton 10 other places we feel confident that both m.
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this town who may have
occasion 10 employ US, will find their work falblulv
and thoroughly done. Every 700 we undertake viii
be executed to the satisfaction Of the employer or M
pay will be asked. We warrant our work TO be wei
done in ali cases. and determined that our price,
shall be 50 low that it will be object for oil who hsy.
garments that need renoyaiing to get il done Goats
pnns vests and dressea that perhaps lying about
In the garrett can often be made TO look almost as well
as new, and do much service. "A penny saved /,
two pence earned
IA we intend to stop but short time, it is neeessa
~ that Jobs be sent in Immediately TO our rooms 10
Halls Long Building, over b. Rangers Jewellers shop
Main Street.
IS +. & T. N. SMITH