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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

Omar Po>TACr.-Associltiuus are being
formed ia all the eastern cities tocol,cct and
d..Il>e information, publish documents and
circulate petitions, and do all that is proper
TO effect reduction Of the present rates Of
postage on all prepaid letters to , ccnt,to all
parts the United States, and all uewSpa-
per, TO one cent, aud 10 affect other cores
PouduG reforms in Our postal system. EX-
pcr.cgcc has shown IN Great Britain that
the cheaper the pus'agc, the better has been
the rcycmc Of the department, and there is
no reason why the rule should mot work
the same here. Il is now admitted ON all
hand, thattAc revenue Of the department
in TIM, country has increased under the re-
duction in the rates that was made several
years ago, although the croakers (amous
whom was the powerful name Of Amos Ken.
dalN then confidently predicted that the re
form would bca failure aud there can We lit.
tie doubt but tina, much further reduction,
would he attended with similar results.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

DESPERATE, The successes of the dc.
mocraCy annoy the editor of the Boston
Courier so much that he threatens TO turn
atheist. "Such is their success Che says
that il seems TO shake our confidence in an
oycrruling Providence, and to nggcs, n
doubt whether there isa Divinity that shapes
our ends"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05


q thro1rhnu, the state be requested to publish
n fh,. ,r,ce,dugs Of this convention.
Il On molten IF Mr.. Cleaveland, of Adams,
R-soI,ed. That the delegates and alter
n,t,, 10 the national convention be authoriz-
cJ :, IN any vacancies that may occur pa
TIC their numbers. =.
la On motion of Mr. English,
ResoIr,d. That the thanks of the convcn-
t.,, he rendered to the Hon. president and
rN ,,ee presidents, and also TO the secretaries,
tc,Cr The atle and impartial manner IN "h'' h
do ,hey have discharged their respective duties
IN as officers of this c"nveuiion.
On. motion Of Mr.. Ciearelaid,
cF Resnlred. That it gives rs untclGncd plea
ur sure. as representatives q She democratic
IN MARTY. in this convention, I" participate III
;,s the welcome Of General Shields To ms MS
ndoptcd state,--the man 'ihat was once
nc dead. but is now alive HIS important
be contributions to both the civil ana in'"'"'y
co fame of Illinois, clearly ehilte hi'" 10 our IN
l., thusiastic gratitude.
W no which Gen. Shields responded, return
" ;,r 10 the convention his thanks for the re-
81, cention with which he had been greeted.
~ On the motion 10 adjonIn sine die, the pre-
:, s;tcnt and lfcssrs. Bush and Newport, wee
III presidents, in felicitous terms, addressed the
grconyen,ion ia communication Of the harIno'
Ia nv and good feeling which had prevailed,
:. aud then the convention adjourned, Sine de-
JOHN MOORE, President
X S. II. ANDERSON,
- ID. B. Bush, J. Presidents.
Oh II. NJ. NEWPORT,
r. X. ii. SPICER.
~ JoHY s. Romans, Secretary,
:, b.. b. HowARp, asst Scc'dcs.
ki CALVIN CouDY,>
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

The following little paragraph is sailing
about in the oceanic journals oithc east with
as much dignity and importance MS if it was
true. Even the usually accurate Buffalo
Commercial gives It respectful pass:
"1hc clause in the new Constitution OF
Illinois, giving negroes the right Of suffrage.
has been adopted by the people, by u vote OF
6,3l3 to 75l.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

The celebrated words / am content were
uttered by Mr.. Adams's coachman, an Irish
man, who was fatally hurt by the upSctting
of the carriage, several years ago, in Wash
ington He was taken into room in the
capitol, aud being told that Mr.. Adams, who
was in the coach, was safe. replied that he
was content, aud died soon afterwards,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

...,..t.. c..,.,, FL,
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efoclon' I'uer just Puol "o'' '">''"S
NJ. Clay to Henry Clay. It's certainly one
orthe uo.t extraordinary documents we
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cent man can approve the violence vt '"e
anathcma. II yet opens some of the prison
houSc secrets of vhirccry that are 10 say
r.,,,...,..,,.;., ~, Ia.
"'' ','',,
"ni'h il'"'N 'aN ana ms '"">'" ''>>'"H
undertook to caj'lc the aholiiIoui>tS ct the
north into th,. >u,,rort of a Shareholder of
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49,.
Wa >"tP''''"| "'''' q" Wv N'."''' VI ''''
support ui the "rccullar institution, iN e\-
posed with uutrtlny sang fruid and Soit
.rr,,,l,,i,us satisfaction flat ,rriud, one
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states evidence from spite Inc Itl'r'
while It illustrates the lengths to which H..
Clay will 90 To attain the darling object Of
l,i. ,,..r.;,;,, c,, r.,,,., 81. mars ,l.,D,,s.
"'''N N''! satisfactorily tue "'.''"' .''"
character OF cousin ta>>iu>.
The battle uf Burua Vista fixed General
TAYLOR In the hearts of this pgop1r, Neither
Won, nor the wircworkcrS Of panty, ucr the
President, can cause him or his friends 10
.'sifrrcH8.r." The honest old >ulIirrwa
generous enough To give a parting cumph-
mcutto your name, 10y saving hr would have
preferred YOU to himself To lead Us ON once
more to the battle. lou have taken him AZ
has word. Immediately vour friends of the
'.sccrsi cirrr irr." under the prctcucc Of be-
ing '.the friends of General Taylor" stab
him to the vitdlS. Then, sharp sighted pat
riots found out that General Taylor was not
the choice Of the Wings that this willing
ness of the grateful heart of the people was
all a sham affair: in a word, thdigaU rouii
reluctantly consent jn run again. am a
plain spoken man. sir: | tell YOU | know
these men: they would not have vcuturcd
to take TIL, step ritIout your consent. II
= true this u not fair play 1t looks to me
ike political assassination Nor will it be
cured in the ewes of all dlSiu'crCStCd men
by the spirit Of riuisGCr. which your friends
IN Fraukort-iu Biltimurc-iu tlncinna-
t-and in New York. have venturcd against
the friends of Taylor aud ''the liberty Qt
SHcrrh.' the verdict Of jury against your
son lately IN Kentucky, ought to teach yoU
and them, that we are not yet slaves even
TO Henry Clay.
II u true that this is in you deep i71r1i-
+ tHfe to Gen. Taylor: but You are just play
lug ont yonriiIr long game; for when did ever
. HENRY CLAY spare an 91lcjIy or q fTicHd
| couEra'ulate ynu upon Your determination
a; last tndenounce the Native AMERICAN par
~, TO whom you wrote encouraging letters
during Inc last canvass; and which they
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

DrTiHrD his PoSIrroy. Henry Clay ncv
cr dodgcs-hc meets the question as TO who
is the most available candidate of whigGcry
for the presidency, like man, aud goes flat
footedly for Henry Clay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

Mr.. McTavsh has lost his seat for Dun
dalk, in the British Parliament, in conse-
quence of his being an american citizen By
brih.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

The RoyaI Family Ccmiag.-The ral
correspondent Of the Couricr dcS EiGiS iH
tells tla'thc D"l'. dAumale ana Irihee lived
JoinviIle, sons OF Louis Pmhrpc, have h,ljcl,
uonnccd their intention OF removing 10 hedi.
United States, and here establishing FLEMISH.
SclvcS.--Ihc same story las been told the
the same authority, as TO the intention OF llcdi.
ca. King himself. aud
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

MONUMENT TO Bisnop QUARTER. The
Irish citizens Of Chicago have held u meet
ng for the purpose of taking steps TO erect II
suitable monument to the memory Of the
late Bishop Quarter. Of that city,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

JupGr prBrLr.-The people Oft the Quinn
cy judicial circuit are fortunate in having oh.
tanned the asScn, of Judge Purple 10 be run
as candidate for judge of that circuit.
There are lew men of his ability and worth
that would consent to take an Office that is
worth so much less than he could make by
practising in his profession. lie will OF
course be elected without opposition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

ASTuoSy SINCLAIR, an old typo, who first
introduced the composition roller into the
United States, (Which is now so indiSpcnSa-
bic in the art of printing! died on the 18Th
inst, in the city of st. Louis, aged 81 years.
lie was native Of Scotland. Honor to- his
memory
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

GEN. SnrLpS.-The friends Of Ireland in
New York are abou, organizing brigade to
be in readiness TO cross the water and assist
Ireland il her struggle for independence as
soon aS the ,ocsin of war shall be sounded
from the other side. They have rendered
the command ofthe brigade TO Gen. Shields
in case an occasion should offer FORTS servi-
ccs, and the Springfield papers say that he
stated publicly that he should accept.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

The Gen. Fry, from Chicago, unioadcd n
fine cargo Of lumber at our wharf ON Tues
day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05
Total,

There will BE-, then, 2GO Electoral vote.
Of which n majority is necessary TO I
election. If New York had voted for NJ.
Clay, he would have been elected in ISL,
but, couccdug that he can get that sta
next November. and receive the votes
tie several states which went for him
1914, he will stall require five votes more
give him the election SO It will be wi
any other man who is the nominee Of Il
Wing party. wlIlrcquirc forty voi.
IN addition to the whole number received |
Mr.. Clay, 10 secure the election. The;
are fact, which it will be well enough 4
the Wings TO bear inmiud, when they a.
calculating the probabilities of tie clcctio
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

Lisbon, May J, 1910.
Mr.. Ediior:-Ata regular meeting Of the
sons OF Temperance, in Lisbon, X cndall CO..
on Wednesday evening, May the ID, the
Division room was openly assalled by a num-
Der Of persons headed by some two or three
reckless individuals, who, on advancing up
on the door aud finding 1t locked. entered
the lower room by raising window, and
immediately, by unwonted violence, forced
the door and declared the house free for an
assembly TO listen to a Liberty Party lectu.
rcr. This proceeding is viewed as wholly
uncalled Tor, unwarrnntcd by precedent. aud
in opposition 10 the spirit which ought to
characterize persons possessing love for civ
Hand religious liberty; aud inaSmuch as the
Division had previously rented said building,
which gave it the command Of the outer
door, is considered not only asan infringe
ment upon its exclusive privileges, but the
persons engaged in this riot are considered
as unworthy the name Of Liberty men, ms
well as having forfeited their title of gentle
men and peaceful! citizens.
4 IRIEND OF ORDER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

TuG TRuE SpIRIr.-Dr. Valentine Met
Jr., of New York rendered great service .
the people engaged in the recent rcvolnticb
in Palermo. lie is represented as haviIn
led them, on in their most dangerous a,
lacks fighting bravcly and coolly, and
his professional capacity performing sure
cal operations upon the wounded. 1t
said the people almost idoliae him and la
maine is already identified with their sIolc,
Gus cause.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

The old rocl; Of Ca>hc has fallen TO TN
earth! low many thousands Of hisl'w'n t
in America will be- uIicycd TO learn d
1t fell on Tucsday,tho lTh ut. ,alter ,ili
criug the storms since the dcmgc. c. hil
trouble has been occaSiuned by this event b.
especially rs an alleged prophecy OF Ss
Commkiic. that The rock of CaShcl won pa
fall in the same year in which rcvolntit',
would break ont in England, is spoken Of rh
the mass of the poor people. az
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

II exhibit, a degrading amount Of poitict
cowardice when the north are afraid 4,
Offending the south by discussing a propos
ton which even slave state not only di.
cu>ScS, but sanctions. Delaware has fc
the curse Of slavery, ard she speaks thu
cmphOticaOy through her Legislature:
"Rcsolvcd by the Senate and House d
Representative, Of the state of Delaware
in General Assembly met, That orr Seng
tors aud Representatives in Congress al
hereby requested To vote against the annex
alton Of amy new Territory which shall nd
thereafter he tor,rrttce from Silroy."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

SENATOR DorGLASs uttcTs the scn,mcm
of the great body Of the citizens Of the u.
ted States ia the following language = :
"Thc revolution may be the work of year
But whatever may be the process, slow
rapid, our >ympathicS are with France
this glorious work, and the ustcrancc of tho.
>ympahicS should be prompt, full aud co
dial. The fact that the people Of Fran,
have dcthroncd the king and peacefully d.
creed repnblic-thc fact that they hay
abolished all titles aud orders of nobility,
the fact that they have dccrccd univer>,
suffrage to Erancc-thc fact that they har
been enabled to act with such spirit Of mo.
Grafton and wisdom, aSto combine all claS
cs, parties aud factions in Irancc-tl
church, the army. the navy--in one BOND
brotherhood, acting in concert and with UNI
nimity in support of the common cause, u
spires great confidence in the success OF u
movement, and am unwilling TO dampt
that hope by the expression Of amy douO,
here
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

The Galcna Gazette ccrtiiics that Col l.,
d. Baker is still us good wing us ever he
was,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-05

FWSr LOAD or ILLINOIS CoAL.-Tl,
steamboat Niagara purchased the first loa
of coal that came through the canal. IL
quantity was fifty tons; and brought 81 pc
ton.
We understand that contractors arc read
to furnish coal by the quantity in Chicago
atthc low price OF 500 per tom nearly on
third less than it ha, been purchased I'd
heretofore, III this city, Chicago Dcmocra.
The MINT PEIsmrN1iAL Eirc1IoY.-
The addition of -four new states iutothe u
ion, since the last Presidential election
seems 10 have been lost sight Of by man
persons, although their vote may have v,
ry important influence IN the next contrs
In lo.l, the Presidential election resutc
thus:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-01

The subscription price Of this paper for year is THREE
DoLLARs, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions of Congress averaging eight months
the price will be Two Dollars Tor the short Sessions One
Dollar per copy.
reduction Of 20 per cent Cor one-h Of the full CHARGE
will be made any who shall order and pay for at one
time, five copies Of the Weekly paper and like reduction
Of a5 per Cor oneourth Of the full charge to any
who will order and pay for at time ten copies
No accounts being kept for this paper viii not be for
warded any unless paid for in advances any
longer than the time for which it is so paid for.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

The business Of Congress was interrupted this
week, by the sudden DEATH towards the close of the
last week, Of the Hon. JOHN FAIRFIELD, one Of the
Senators from the S<stetof Maine, and formerly ~
Governor. This l4aented event was appropriately
announced in both Houses son Monday--in the
Senate by Mr. BKxbBuBx and in he House w Mr..
HAxMoSs. BetFR .adeht 9GlatR1s 60
to attend his obseques on the following day. Thus
but little business was done in either House on Mon
day and Tuesday. From what was done, however,
on those and other days we make the following ex-
tracts embracing every thing of general interest ex-
cept brief debate which happened in the Senate
on Thursday, on the bills reported by its Commit
tee on Military Affairs TO add some thirty thousand
men to the present Army Of the United States. This
Debate we shall publish in our next.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-01

SLKKrNever sleep with the head covered, for the arr
under the clothes is apt he vaed for the skin seces
sprable matter carbonic gas, &c Children should sleep
alone much possible If we would give them vigorous
lungs, sound bodies free ejaculation Of blood and good mno
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-01-01
IN THE SENATE.

The following memorials and petitions presented and
appropriately referred
BY Mr.. DOUGLASS Resolutions of the Legislature of
Illinois, asking the of Congress the sale of the salt
springs in Gaan county, and ratification of all sales of salt
springs heretofore made by that State without the assent Of
Congress.
BY Mr.. BREESE: From citizens of Illinois, asking that
the right of presumption may be granted to the Central Rail
road Company to lands along the route of the road.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
MEN AMI CHoICE GOODS NON IN siuKE.
ALEX ROC Frs

mo 40 Water street. next door North of the Oyster
Depot and adjoining Forsyth & Bakers Warehouse.
TAKES this opportunity To return his thanks To ms
old friends and customers aud also To his many new
ones who have sokhJy paironized his Establishment,
and he is determined TO omit no pains not only 10
continue these hut the nunher, ia such way
and by such means that move VINO slVe MN one eau WIN
fail IN caulinue their custom. lie has
large aud very choice rtment ut Sprung Goods viz
FRENCH English and Belri ian cloths, Cassiueres and
NestInss with great variety OF Shk, SATIN, NeN.'.
and Marseiles Nestinss Cotton Linen aud Tweed Pan
taloon stufs large variety also Ready NJ ade Clothing
Coats Pantaaons Vests etc. ali On the most favorable
ters An he asks cali as he Is -a'is1ed h. arraHze
ments are sich that can he disappointed Ia tam
inc any article thai he want IN s ine, and Ia s
end he deems hardly necessary 10 reassuFe his reads
AND tie pube that the utmost confidence may be had ~
the accuracy OF III and superiority OF manufacture IN
MS Esahshnent as an experience of ~ aud the
unwaverius confidence OF nos OF friends - rs bes'
4 guarantee. So NhhA, h'rEn,;
| nvts No 20 w later st, Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
WESTERN ADVERTISING AND coLuxrrrvc


WV. KlN>LoE. Third street, two doors cast
OF Post Oiire. riitsburg. Pa. is our an hori
red Agent Tor that ci,y. MIR X. abs atiend-
10 the clecti N of bills against PERSONS in
in that city--lsrge or smalI--and rrirrs to the
Editors OF the Pittsburgh press in particular,
aud the western press generally.
+. w. CARR, opposite the Exchange
Philadelphia, is az; ui for procuring subscrip.
tions and advertising for the Wheeling Time
BkDIsET & GREEN, 81 Street. opposite tn.
Post Office, Cincinnati, will act as Agent.
for the Wheeling Times, and all orders left
with them will be promptly attended to.
VoLsEY B. PALMER is authorized TO act a.
agent for receiving subscriptions and adver-
tisements for the Wheeling Daily Times &
Advertiser, at Baltimore, Phlatelphia New
York and Boston. His office is in
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of Nortl,
and Fayette streets:
Philadelphia, N. w. Corner Of Third and
Chestnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, opposite city
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
aud South SITS. is duly authorized agent for
this paper IN the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
A Lot of Ground.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust from BENJAMIN F. KyI.
- Ly to me, dated the 10Th day February Ic47 and
now OF record in the counties of Ohio and Marshall
VIII sell at public auction To the highest hidIer at the
'front.' coor of the Court house of Ohio county, on Mon
day the 10Th day of July 1913. the foowin descrs-
ed real estate. viz: Lot No. l. and the south haf of Lot
no IN ths part OF the City OF Wheeling called South
Wheeling, laid OF by Chaplane and Eof
ALSO--oDc tract of Land in Marshall county viz:
traci OF land lying near the waters of Crave Creek
adjoining the lands of John Goshurn John RIchmop nd
Edmund s. Graham aud Others supposed to contain 434
acres be the same more less
Terms of Sae.-Ten per cent of the purchase money
payable in CASH, and the residue thereof in three
equal instruments of six. twelve and eighteen months
the purchasers giving bonds with approved security
hearing interest from the daj of sale and tie title re.
tanned until the whole purchase money is ,aid Sell.
ing as Trustee, shall only convey TO he purchaser
June I'd, lS4S. WIN g. GOSuORN Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
RogERTsoN & GREGORY

@Ss5 s sS Sa'f t
,d resneeth,lly inform the citizens of Wheeling aud
;sn,,v that they now making up IN Eastern Viz
N'e! 80 some Of the hest work that Wheeling eve'
ha,b sewed and pegsed aud invite all in want to
ss, and examue before purchasing elsewhere as they
a that they can render perfect satisfaction u
a., he may favor them with their patronage, as the
~ ,,.is are OF he hest kind consisting IN part o
Essnch and Philadelphia calf skins, and themseye
r,is.i yyorkmen TREY have no hesitation in saynI
,ssi, interest Is the interest Of the community
Aprll ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-13
IMPORTANTi!
SGLBY, AGNEw & SwEARIN9EF


Monroe ST. Wheeling Va.
- "h Just now receivng large additions to theI
60 STOCK Of furnishing Goods for Iiousr-Neepin.
and steam Boats. Vim;
s 49, 'Ggs,,St ply Ingram csrpeii"s. New
DO Pine, do do desirable
90 Wool ffinges cotton warp, do patterns.
do Canton do %
DO 1894 aud - venitian do Various patterns,
20 4 and 6-4 India mating white and colored.
90 81 aud wool Drugget, and green bsize for
crrmh cloths
do 10 colored datnask linen do
90 4 wool 4 Linen stair covering
% Piano and table covers in cloth and worsted.
do Damask linen table cloths
do do do Diaper, window widths,
do do cotton do do
pillow linen and cotton,
Bansley aud Irish Linen sheeting 4 10 II 1874,
Cotton, hd and brown, do 81 1914 "a
PLAIN white marseiiles quilts sup'r medium and common
do knored do steam boats,
I IA Ga and other widths, floor OIL cloths
OIL cloths for tables and window blinds oil paintings
aud chintz
Sup'r Cord fgd marciIIes quilts anf .u " article
Furniture chintzes. r., 49,,
Embroidered Curtain musiius
White cotton aud cold worsted frnges tor trimming
liuckshscS. irish aud Scotch Diapers and Grass
Together with all other goods the hest assortment
now offered in this market-at WnoLns.LE OR RETAIL
June !. 1913.