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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28

GENTLEMEN,s BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE.
iii, The subscriber has just received from -
8 hs Manufactory, splendid assortment ofEzasA
- BOOTS and SHOES, made under his own eye and
- OF the best material and workmanship, and of the
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
Fine Calf Skin -
Fine Morocco
Patent Leather CATERS;
Cloth g
:. Fine Calf BROGANS:
Rough and Ready HALF BOOTS;
Cloth HALF-GAITERS;
:. NuLLlFIERS-Calf and Patent Leather;
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
Hunting and Riding BOOTS etc etc;
Ladies BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES, of the most
, fashionable styles;
BOYS Boys and youths Patent Leather BROGANS;
Children S Francois CATERS. Morocco Buttons Pa.
tent Leather, and Calf SHOES. etc
JOHN S. WORTH,
mio l1 under st. Charles Hotel corner Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28

TTEESSCCQuTING EXPEDITIONS OF McCULLOCHS
pais mh - CANCERS; or, the Summer and Fall Cam
incn5 0 e Amy OF the United States in Mexico in 1876
Tho ms skirmishes, with the stormng OF Monterey: also
d" p3 ng Scouts at Buena Vista; together with Anec
The nsdenti Descriptions of Country, and sketches of
Tr%,, Az A., Walker BY Samuel G. Reid r, late OF the
inv, mSnse and Member of the Bar of Louisiana,
Warehouse anu iof sale al the NeT Origins 5taoners
- IA Camp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR


THERE is not day passes by but what DR. R. PARISH
& co receives new testimonials from their gents and
f GREAM he of Al / 70
the best preparaon for the growth beauty and restoration
accomplish every thing that any one could desire
Every lady and gentleman who is the habit of using
s on their ar should at once purchase bottle of the
CHINESE HAIR CREAM, for 1t never fails to give satisfaction
BEa~rrrI Iii HEAp or HaRe TX lave tO seen ea great
many preparations used the Hair but not that we
Introduction OF the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream into ou
sy aas We s a %on ID on a e9% e OF n
injustice Especially the adeS not express
dress and beauy the Hair-to keep it soft remove dirt
and dandrn' Of 10 give it dark rich coor-canno be bet
chase bottle OF Dr. Parish CO. celebrated HAIR CREAM
IT mas NO EQU.aL!
DR.. R. PARISH Co.-Gentlcmen: Allow me to add my
desirable preparation by the of Chinese Hair Cream
Having used he article myself and my family, pre-
;oienng the Hair and the dandrnf find that
estimation it is all that il recommended 10 be by Others
N. Vol, GRE T9qs s comm is p5 Ne,chsp
PeHared oniT BY Dr. r. Parish Co. New York, to whom
%s h'r5S sFfRT as er@ fc Ss
Delta office ml3 I'm
LIGHT. LIGHTH
and e oo gh and 50 CHEAP too I9 one rich
l. Il
lng and wickng is Candies of Tallow, Lard,
any Grease hat will burn. BY simply turning the bottom of
the CandleStick, beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE Is
forced out OF the top, and at desired length you wish
rom one inch TO two feet in height.
l. II Is neat and simple common candleStick;
queniiy may be managed by child.
by means OF this You all your refuse
week. go ~ ~ f
3 The wick dry and smooth tins no vibration or flick
eHhS no ni the Tame, but burns like sperm candle.
T. he WICK may be changed without all disturbing the
large WV w wv '' "
D. Iou coil IN the bottom of the candle maker or candle
stick, WICK sufficient TO last five weeks where
mains out OF sight and ont of the way
g. You keep candle at the same height all the
T. Requires repenhing with grease or talow once week
g. No pllng OF grease if fails turns over but as neatly
and clearly any lady could desire.
g. II cannot get out OF order.
TO- In proof OF their superiority utility and neaness the
immense number sold is sufficient The price is uniform and
the same all over the United States and the article requires
only seen the most increduons of the fore
going facts No family viii be without them who can
scrape together the small price asked
With a small capital an active business man can make
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
in selling this in territory yet unsod Persons who desire 10
embark neat pleasant and highly lucrative business
invited to call at office, No. IS PERDfDO Street, North
side, between St Charles and CarOndelet streets New Or
leans.
The monopoly OF the city of New Orleans and States of
louisiana Georgia. North Carolina, and Arkansas for the
sale of this article, offered and proposals will be received
for the manufacturing the city of New Orleans for. the
mh5 # H.. MYERS s. CO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
Observation-Disclosures;

Al EASTERN p PRICES I; !, at the Gem. HEHk =
Rl No. So St. Charles street, opposite EsyS
the Cohnercsat Erchange.-On hand and w 22-
the latest STILES DIRECT from the manufactoes COACHES,
ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUGG1ES, etc, ETC.,
for style finish and price equal any market Custom
are invited to call and see for themselves.
mh5 3m H. S. SMITH IS St. Charles st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28

AN UNLuCKY EDIToR.-Governor Thomas, Of
Maryland has Invested the editor of the Centre
vile Times of his official dignity, and rdely thrust
him out of the office of Magistrate. The editor
thus announces the sad event:
d" We have been hustled out of the Magistracy-
shom of our official dignity, and the alluring per-
qusites of office transferred to other hands! and
this, too, when had paid one dollar and twenty
five cents to the clerk of the county for OUR docu-
ments, and only realised one twelve.and-a-half by
the years operationi'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
Saddlery, Harness, and Trunk Warehouse,

SdddIeTy, Hairless, and Trunk WAREHOUSE,
No II Canat street, New Orleans. CTyNN~
sMsSE7 j. A. HORTON has on IT, sSllLsz55
TAhand a. large assortment Of every zlITFTsFE y III
gales Coach ,sGig, Buggy, Wagon, and Cart HARNESS
BTa ray Brides Collar Wins PIT, and sp9
together with the largest stock of Trunks Valces Saddle
and Carpet Bags before offered in this market to which
he ves the attention of purchasers all the above Goods
will be sold at GreaHy Reduced Prices.
~ The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of great variety of pat
terms and at the manufacturers prices. mh7 Gin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
MAsGNAAAMENNSs

| ~ vier street New Orleans mIl2 6m
| CHARLES DEAKE y co, COMMISSION Merchants
| y 0Ra Ship broherS, 50 Common street mh5
| GORDON PLUMMER, 4djustcr af gr,rcgcs Office
-, at hncen Hermann's, Marine Notary No Fl Royai
2e1ee1, .ee@ olze4"s- mills Am
John 9f O. WoobRuFF G6 OWES H.
%ns e az 6 @s o &C. a@ e hessae and @ h
1e0 l"es, w. " amp sueet: mh5
D. GRfEFF CO. woesns be 6Isssf n R.t,er
and ps ra G o g"a No for 5He a a g M
wee, NewOfleanS mills ly
DiERsoN iboNNEvAL, auG7fo E@fiERHL No
s. traviet street viii attend the purchase and sale Of
Real Estate, Negroes and Merchandise also the sale of
solicit from their friends and the public portion of their pa
ronase. milo
CRESCENT FOUNDRY,
SsTEAM and FIRE Engines Printing Presses, and Ma
- chlnery III general made and repaired in satisfactory
III ., Brass Castings and Patterns made to order
NEW SPRING FASHIONS.
s @S" snd hfSsgs e"g
ESEF Mt sLk se sass
S IatSi.l Goods in great variety Mems Chi5nns and
m5 B. ". F. B4DEN %a cha faf to-
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGs.
THE SUBSCRIBERS most respectfully inform their
friends and the public that they have inst RECEIVED from
UPoLsTERY GOODS, Sand and WALL PAPER, to which
s-v All orders for Goods or Work will be thankfully
5 ana promptly bU f3tenseS f. FINN S. cas street
COPARTNERSHIP
E undersigned have formed copartnershp with view
r # a5a'1s S9H5?F "a a a%d
md under a The style Of g THoR Nh to
connection Of no honh with the house Of Ward Jonas
R. MclLHENNY has opened an office at No 81 GraDier
street for the purpose of attending the of friends
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
In the Wrong Box.

| Night before last gentleman whose lace was
decorated with imperial, whskers and moustache,
took it into his head to pay visit to one of the balls
down town. Our hero shut up his razors washed
the foam from his soap, and for a moment thought
only of the bills that his customers owed him for
the 6arber-ous vocation in which he was engaged.
Two or three brandy toddes proved that he was
at the head of all professions and inflated with the
idea, he boldly went on his way and entered the
ball room. The gas lights streamed like the beams
stolen from the trail of some brilliant comet and
music soft ever sped from Orphean flute, made
the air redolent with harmonious sounds. The
barber was entranced, and mentally resolved that
he would never again shave for less than dime
One of the nymphs who I" waved her nimble feet
upon the gay deck Aoor' accidentally attracted his
gaze, and soon became an object Of his especial
admiration. After waltz, coffee was called for,
and then cogniac and cigars. The unfortunate
wight, after having drained, time and time again,
the &c flowing glass; found himself in the middle
of Chartres street. How he had come there, he
didn't know-that he had been in the ball room
positive fact, but by what mysterious con-
veyance he had been placed in his present position,
he could not account for. He looked around him,
and saw the houses dancing gallopade-the signs
Were fitting up and down the street, and the whole
vicinity seemed to be going round like coffee
mill just before breakfast time In order to preserve
himself from falling he grasped iron lamp post;
but to his imagination, the post was slender as
weed, and he dropped into the gutter. Here, with
eyes full of mud, he in vain looked for the polar
star, which would give him the direction to his
home and after having by miracle extracted q
piece of participating out of his left nostril, hes
sneezed as though he had taken a huge pinch Of
Scotch snuff and not used to the "gentle titva-
tion''
We're am =" said he as he dabbled his legs
in the gutter "Vere am | :" know we're was,
but we're am now -
ooh. knows you, my friend" said a watch
man, stepping up you're the person that slipped
away from the Charity Hospital night before last.
Now come along with me, and I'll take ye to the
maniac department.
&C We're is de moon | cannot zee him---he must
be down up. Vich is he, my friend Can YOU
not tell -
cob! know now you're the man, and I've al
ways heerd that crazy people was somehow aff1ict-
ed with mooney feelins and when she riz their
sperrs would always go up. So, come along with
me-
Charley firmly believing that he had hold of Il
crazy man, took him to the Hospital, and there the
unfortunate barber remained all night before last.
Yesterday he came to the police office, and said,
8 he declare he was not crazy, but Eat he had loss
his umbrell, and beg Eat it might be refund to him."
The barber got his umbrella, and walked up this
street with the gait Of crab with the rheumatism.
at every step, "zat re next time ! arr
take M | wish NAV he d-dt'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28

JOHN H. sTtRGES, NJ Orts... w. s. WRIGHT, Cincinnati
STURGES * WRIGHT
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHA ANTS
ml1 6m No. s6 Tchoupitoulas St, N. Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
FURNITURE, PLANO FoRTEs. &c,

PIANO FORTES-Having the special agency of Messrs
g. 8. H. Gale Co. and NUNS & Fischer's .asE,5.
stanty receiving Pianos of their manufac- " nj W 3
ture in rich Rosewood and Mahogany cases, Y Y u Y
Attachment These instruments superior all Others
having Ives Patent Tuneabe Reeds by which there is
~ Sheet Music hand and received as soon as pub
lished mis- I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
cARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

- CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
Nos 81 and 80 Common street. betaoeen Charles street
and Hectett'S EXCHANGE.
I MARSH, DENMAN Il CO., (succes. NEwb -
L. sors to RALPH MARSH & Cos keep CG@Ab
constantly on hand a general assortment Of EAIGT
CARRIAGES, from the best manufacto- W Y
res in the United States and receiving weekly the
New York Packets fresh supplies from their mandatory
New jersey: Their stock is at all times large and ample,
proved styles and patterns for city and country For
prices and quality purchasers particularly invited to call
and examine, and judge for themselves.
mh5 3m l. MARSH DFNMAN e. 90
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28
RNNTS MMN sMNEs,

TT HARTNETT BOOT AND SHOE IL.
L. MANUFACTURES, FsME
No 70 81. Charles street. E@AV
mlo 6m New Orleans 90
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-28

NoW receiving complete assortment containing every
article REQUISITE Tor gentleman WadrObe-cOnssng
IN part follows
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
TIE vANurE.

No other man is like him. II has been said Of him.
that he made for all stations, and manages work
his way in all places. Place him upon a rock in the
midst Of the ocean, and with pen-kniie and bunch
Of shingles, he would work his way on shore. He
sells salmon from Kennebeck TO the people Of Charles
ton haddock, fresh from Cape Cod. 10 the people
of Matanzas; raises coffee in Cuba swaps mules aud
horses for molasses in Porto Rico; reails ice, from
Fresh Pond in Cambridge, in the East Indies takes
mutton from Brighton 10 New Orleans and to South
America manufactures mucais for the Governor of
Jamaica; becomes an admiral ia foreign nation
starts in cookie shell craft OF fifteen TONS loaded with
onions mackerel, and 'not0ns )" for Valparaiso bats
his trap ON the Columbia river; catches wild beasts
I in Africa, for Macomber's caravan sells granite on
contract to rebuild the ST. Juan de Ulloa crosses the
Rio Grande, and daguerreotypes dead Mexicans ; he
is ready like Ledyard, to start for Timbucioo
row morning; exes himself for many years from
home 10 sketch in their wilderness the wild men OF
The woods, and a,on,shes Europe with the seeming
presence Of the untutored savage. Introduced to Met.
ternich, he asks sswhats the news?" Says show do
YOU do marin Z" 10 Queen Victoria. Prescribes
Thompson's eye-waer to the mandarius of China,
and ifhe pesses, mases scouting Sou hernr rich wi h
cotton inventions. He found foremos, among those
\ who SWAY the elements Of soeiey--is The schooImas-
Ter or the country, and missionary for the heather
world lie is unequaled. in fact. and instead Of go
ing round about ways, lots for any desired
point. If perpetual motion is to be discovered
he will be sure to be the lucky con,riveror he is the
factorum for the whole world
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
WEARING THE BREEcHEs TO SOME PURPOSE

WEARING THE BREECHES TO SOME PURPOSE
The eslimable and respected wife Of the Arch Duke
john the present Regent Of the German confederate
States. made conquest OF her Royal husband while
humping before him on the back Of post horse, in
the disguise OF a boy--Ths romantic incident result
ing in her marriage 10 the brorher of an Emperor and
TO one Of the best and creates men OF modern times
thus beielI
In most solitary and isolated po.ihou,e in the
mountains OF Syria, old man and his daughter
were left in charge of The establishment. while the
boys, usually in waiting. employed 10 gath
ering in the harvest The girl sat sewing in back
room Suddenly there was great cracking Of whips,
and post carriage rolled up rapidly the door The
old man, almost helpless from The govt, hobbled into
his daughters room -
81 am LOST" he said, here is the Arch Duke John
and all my boys are away What are we 10 do 2''
Without giving her father time say more. the stout
girl ran up stairs 10 her chamber, slipped post
boys lrowsers and short-,ailed coat--a dress in
which she had masquerade0 in the holidays-and, BY
the time The horses put by the position who
had come on she presented herself seized the whip,
jumped into the saddle, and troited rapidly on.
Through the glass windows in front of his carriage.
the Arch-D noticed the trim figure and charming
proportions Of the new position, and soon by some
difference from the ordinary symmetry of pos. boys,
detected the sex
"Yeu are grip said his Royal Hghness, smil-
ingy, she Embossed the traces from his carriage at
the end of the post.
',Fhere was position at home" she said, blush
ing, 'and your Highness could not wait"
In the conversation which ensued, Prince John dis
covered that she was as intelligent pretty, and On
separating, he said:
"Since you have made yourself man for me, l
must re make you TO a woman"
In these mysterious words was expressed design,
which he soon carried out by demanding from the
Emperor, his brother. permission 10 marry her II
was not al easy thing. The romantic folly Of the
Arch-Duke John freely laughed at. court, and
il was the opinion OF many that he was only anus
ing himself, and had no serious desgns Of wedlock.
The pretty post-boy, however, was sooa created Ba-
roness de Brandhof, and Immediately after married to
the Prince.
Humble as was this connection, il probably assur
ed the present position Of the Arch Duke John upon
the intermediate eminence he at present occupies
the arisocrats voting for him the descendant Of the
royal house OF Hapsbonrg, and the democrats as the
son-in- law Of the tavern keeper Of Syria.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
MRTysBURG BERKELEY VIRGINIA DECEMBER H. B4

leased herself from the instrument by desperate
struggle. "What am 10 be pumped for ~
"Oh. Ellen, Ellen, you know what you have ia
KEN
Corrosive salts and narcotics" put in the DOCTOR
"Arsenic and corrosive sublimty, said the ieeto-
taller.
"Oxalic acid and tinsiure Of opium" added the
decor.
ely water and laurel water" said Mr. Barrage
'sViro, prussic acid and aquaiortis,v continued
the druggist.
'.pvs taken no such things" said the refractory
patient
sOh, Ellen, you know what you said"
"WeIl, what?'
"That your drinking should never trouble me any
mere"
'And no more it SHALL" screamed the wilful wo-
men, falling, she spoke, inie convulsve paroxysms
Of the widest laughter. mo more it shall, for Pye
took--n
"What, ma'am? pray what ~
SIN the name Of Heaven, what? 4"
sWell, then, I've took the-pLEDoE!"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
To Volunteers and their Friends.

8VVFiE undersigned oeing in possession of correct
list Of our brave soldiers who have died of disease
or by wounds received in the several battles fought in
Mexico. take this method Of informing those interest
ed, that they will give information OF the time place
and cause OF death Of each individual
|, will be necessary for those desiring such nforma-
ion to state the Regiment or Company TO which they
belonged, the names of those who commanded them
sud the date of enlistment The above information
will be given without charges, provided the postage
npaid.
The undersigned would here remark tha, they are
extensively engaged in procuring Land Warrants,
Pensions and arrearages of Pay due the discharged
Soldiers and the representatives of those who have
Died. line addressed to either oil the undersigned,
will be punctualy attended To-.
N. b. Highest Cash prices given for Bounty Lane
Warrants. as ASSES
SAAlL SrETTINIUS u. S. Jus. OF Peace,
Washington City, ID. G..
VIM M. FULTON, Auorney-at Law,
Main street. Richmond, Va.
GEO. w. STEPHENSON, Ator. -at-Law,
No. ~ Beeknan street, New York.
June %, Is4S-3m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

LINES AT MY SISTERS GRAVE.


BIZ MAI. o. w. PArTEs, U. s.. A.
Beside thy dewy grave pass,
"a fresh and lowery mound),
Sunlight is dancing on the grass,
And the red breast chirps around
While from afar the cty's hum
Steals gently ON the carr
And vet for me is nature dumb.
Thy voice cannot hear.
Thou told st me, from distant land,
meier should be forgot
come-e'en at thy side stand
And yet thou heed s me not.
Where are these accents which were heard
So oft in muscs breathi
Sister hear no answering word.
Is this Yea this is death!
Beside my fathers aged form
They've laid thee breast to breast
Too bitter was the worlds bleak storm,
But both are now at rest.
In life united--Oh! with such a.
Affection undefiled
In death It's well their coffins touch
L ne rather and the child.
Thou, sister, had st but little strength
To tread lifc's thorny track
So calmly dost thou sleep at length,
'Twere sin to wish thee back
The music of thy gentle tone,
Though to my bosom DEAR
And though my heart is sad alone,
would not have thee here
For me is still LIES stirring tide
The battle and the storm
Tho wave where warning navies ride
The field where squadrons form!
But thou, with no long watch to keep
No dream at morn to tell
Freed one ! thine is an envied sleep!
Sweet sister Fare thee WE'LL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

The Frankfort Commonwealth states that The of;c,
al returns for ELECTORS Of President and Vice Pres
have been received from all The couniies Of kentuckv
except TWO, Gerry aud Le'cher. where The vote is sup
delayed beyond the time limited By law cannot No :,
be received Excluding these counties. the re,urns
sum up as follows: S 'e'''"s
For Taylor and Fillmore ~ oo1
For cass and Butler dsss,
Majority FOR Fay Ior and Fillmore l5Is1
ms IS larger majority, in proportion 10 ,Le nun
Der OF voter cast, than has been given n anv n,h
STATE 10 The Union, Fiosia. supporting liza, She +.
behind Kentucky. '-as 81 ''''
When is ain infant capnhala Ae
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
ED ~ UATI o 80
WINCHESTER ACADEMY
WINCHESTER. VA.
REV. ALFRED HoLNiEAD. PsNcrrAL,
assisted By a number Of competent Instructors.

REV, ALFRED HOLNiEAD, Pa,NcrrAL,
Assisted By number Of competent Instructors.
&HvHE Fall term of this institution opened on
j Monday me 9Th Of september. The course
4 Of Instruction in English, French, Classical and
I Mathematical studies is Thorough and complete Am
PIE provision is made for Boarding in the family Of
{ :he Principal. is
TERMS
4 For Board and Tuition, per session of 5 months,
payable 10 advance, SS7, so
For Instruction in French, an extra charge of 1000
CO. Pupils will be received at any time during the
4 Term.
Every accommodation and comfor, consistent with
strict order and discipline will be afforded the Board
es of the Institution For further particulars appl
cation may be made to any member Of the Board of
Trustees
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
aR y. CoERAp. Pvcs't. JoHN BRucE,
i D. w. BaRros, Sec'ry III. H. MCGUIRE,
ST. A. TIDBaLL, J. III. SHERRARp,
Jas. NJ Mason, e4assf VIM. ATKINSON,
aR L. BALDWIN, JAMES MARSHALL,
sPnnrP WILLIAMS, A. II. II. BOYD.
Winchester, November 9, lS48--4m.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14

When you see a young lady who likes 10 be
continually play inc with the genilemen's hats, try
ing them on, Sc, you may be sure she VIII, some
day or other wear the "breeches."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-12-14
REMOVAL.

ElfIE subscriber has removed bis shop TO the white
II building few doors below the Marlinsburg
House, one door above VIM Dorsey's Drug Store and
nearly opposite J. w Boyd. where will carry on the
saddle, Harness ~ Trunk ssaking
business, in all their various branches He has JUS
received for the Northern Cities new and beautiful
assortment of such articles in his line, will enable
him to execute all the orders with which he may he
favored by his friends and customers. in such man
ner as TO lnsureihe most perfect satisfaction lie has
always on hand large assortment Of
Saddles, Brides, Martingales, &c.
which for superior workmanship and finish. cannot
be surpassed in this section Of country and which he
will dispose of on the most reasonable terms.
Trunks and Carpet Bags
on hand
JACOB yINCENIIELLER.
June 90, 1913.
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