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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-12

IN BhADNEN SMITH, General C0nlIaissi0n .Ner.
\ cRGHt, 50 GRAY1RR STREET, Commissioned to take
of Deeds and Powers of Attorney TO Adj
minister Oaths, and to take Testimony and Proof Of Demands
MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT. RHODE
dl95llvlASP, Wv S ,go9lSNEgTICUT, 9l NEW YORK, NEW yER
TT0IHS.SSIHS' TIS.SSHS INSpS6NAMA ILlMJSoIs IN MISSOURI
RpAiFRsoLlNA, 4 piFso ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLO.
RtbA. o25 6m
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PoRT CARBON, February 20, 1Si7-.Eessrs. Robinson,
Collins d Co.: am happy to inform you that think Dr.
Daviss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead up
in our part OF the country of it, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked so often for Or
DdUiSS DspurdtiUe Extract and Joseph Dapis's ROrs
LfpiHeHt, that have taken the liberty of writing for an
agency for the above articles if agreeable you If please
write word, and send two dozen of EACH with
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. r, KRMPToN
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E'OR sALE77A LOT, 26 by $50, half wall on each side
Il to pay for when used, ST. Charles street nearly an
Posie Theatre Price, $iO0c1.. Southwest corner 100 On
Erao, rs on Liberty streets. comprising four Lots 80 on
Dryades, adjoining w Dryades EratO sts Three
Lots adapted for Lumber Yard, between Julia and frod
streets, viz Two on St Paul p by 129 each One on ST
price 9w and 5 accommodating terms Improvements and
Lot 6l1a by 1924 on Felicity Road, between Magazine and
Il 10 Camp street, price, s35Oo fair credit This prop
erty wOnd good investment responsible parry
waits ready TO lease it for five years at $40 per annum
TH0S. p. HAlLES, Broker
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a., CORNER or sFs. c1p svu ~
3HLla H7d CQrOndslef sts F fs,.a. HiG VI
(hs Old Stand KENN S"P X - ~ HggtnltteT gt StS'
,y o o A ND ~ H0E" DE" sTt0e'R 7T'te' h "a
great variety of Ladies' and GenteSen's Boos S
and will sell at the lowest Cash Prices shSrs &c ,i
'ttse - te2peenuly soncned. ap7 ly
9 CARqlSGIhERY, CHINA AND tiI1AssVVARE.-
d . a a M NJ Y u l. u. MOORE, 81 Camp Street,
4f1 imports and has constantly for sale al reasona
klY Die prices, wHoLEsALE RETAIL, a large IgST
N5Y assortment Of Common and Fine CROCK IN
ERH English and French CHINA, Cut and SlH
gI9ulded GLASSWARE, Table CaHerp Brifannia
1FdFe, Cdst0rs, Lamps, Japan TraBs TdbJs ami J's1
10 any part of the Country. " 0 S"iey
G-sF Also sent to CITY purchasers. ia er
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4 llNsON, CarpeateF and BaHder No. 29I Maga.
zine street, Gin Sde Stewards old pace)-constantly
on hand, extensive assortment of Panel Doors Blinds
sash glazed unglaZed All orders promptly filled al the
nnalItess and dispatch. rnblo 10
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HOs. ID; HAIlES, Broker, st. Charles Hotel Build
Il ing, fourth door from Common office of H. Davis
notary public New Orleans = will buy and sell Landed
property; obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; serve
as Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart-
neIshp Settlements; intends residing in the city during the
Summer, and will serve Agent for owners of property
zee assessment oT taxes fair valuation draw lease col
eral, ~e~' N9 - lisA
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LIsoNIER, July 20, 1S46Y our Wild Cherry and Tar Syru
gives general Satisfaction We have been OF for som
time and thought would not order any; but il Is amO
daily inquired for and We Thought perhaps it woad be be
to order some.
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FRESH CORN ME

WE subscribes have opened Depot of the Orleans
a Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, corner Of 81
ChGTies and Julia Streets where orders for fresh Ground
Corn Meai Grts, Cracked Corn, and Oil CHke will be
pUHhsgSy mhsS yf A''enueo TO- s. w. THOMPSON s 70
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bAINE q HENDERSON, VaolesaIe (JToeers- No
80 and 32 Gravier street, New Orleans. nit dAW
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4 ABORDE 6l XiaUEs, Commission .5Jsrchop,s
js, S 4.p9itsrs ,,, q ~ hSfsns Ggars Leaf Tobacco ca
e1a CToean streets, opposite the Steamboat Landing First
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EW gentleman of this city, who has been troubled with
taby of the urinary organs for several years which, as
may be supposed constant trouble to him. dav and
night recently cured of cold and cough BY the
use Of Dr. Davs Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
cine that the more tedious affection gradually disappear
H has been leral years since he has ceased taking
the medicine and the taby of the bladder entirely re-
moved and he feels stronger and better in health than before
he attacked with cold such the soothing and reno
waiting effects OF this valuable medicine Its efficacy i be
same in Inflammation of the kidneys liver papation of
who may want respectable reference his will be gven
and We court inquiry as people so often deceived by ad
good and free OF Quackery. ~
I'VE acquainted with the gentleman whom the aboy
statement aludes. He is felOw-craftsman resueeab
master -prnter.-Ed. KGyStOae.l
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~. Banks Arcade, New Orleans '' ave- ii
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OHN w. ANDREWS dr CO., Commission afer-
- chdRtS and Ship AGENTS, 01 Common st., N. o. las
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WELLsyILLE, Qhia Jsaaarg - The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar ind To- be valuable medicine,
considerably in my practice have sold and used nearly al
that yon have forwarded and would be pleased to have yo
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nj TEhNON, Ngtarg Public, O Royal street (office
neaE the PostOiiics ~ snS y s[y i95G'' u995lG''
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. q: 2: RAYMOND. Family Grocer. II Camp
. street, ana
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WOLFF, Importer Of Wine Brandv Gin, ETC., and
GeRerdL C01amissioR Merchant, 25 Grayier 81. n9
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A NM. NMETGlLlERBY, sap Broker, as POydrqs street,
A. new Orleans. iaI6 ly
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tH The following statement is from a worthy and wei
known citizen Mr.. Mlar has been for several wears nj
rector Of the Public Schools and has held various offices Of
honor and responsibility: "
PHILADELPHIA, September 49, 1894 month or more
since, was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the remedies, such paregorc and sGus
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Daviss Command Srnp
Of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me in few Doses and three
t0uTths of bottle entirely cured My mother who il
troubled with habtua cough and has been regularly taking
sqnils and paregoe has been taking Dr. Davis medicine @
few days past and her cough is half So bad o.
before she commenced taking it.
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General gents for
the South and West, ]. WRIGHT 81 co "
No. 101 ChdrtreS street, New Orleans.
Where all orders must be addressed, All
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-12

:, tfJer t0-Cummings, Stewart & Co.. Rev. Dr. Scott
Baker, Lusk y Co., New Orleans; Bradford & SabdeTs
slough * Elistn, John L. Blocker Mobile Ala ni6iS W
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! Hs09hD9N 9iljN PLUMMEIt, ddjustsr Of .q0erases, SO
Wa
The New York herald., 1850-06-13
The Creates, Discovery OF the Age.

usIl ,hs, h.s ,,o.n,,v hesn Ia If ihe discovery
bx Mr. Usnry NJ P,;,. os m. dscomnos,,ion Of
water and m. nro,nc,,on of an ;na,mmshIe gas'
thai s safe and .ss;iy ,snascJ and can he aoplird
IN dom.s,;c ,s. H. ,,o ,h.n ,b,s nus, a,,s,p ,,,r
sr,,,e.e, ,he ,ant u ha,. sss;gned !, a, ,he bcsd
or IRIS a,,;cl "a,,aia ~ ss.n,I.nen ~ ,h;s a;,v
a few dsys sine. sJitp.s..d : Letter ,o Wr Paine
aa,n f.i.n vi t"e y suuy..' w.,aJ =, ~. 49,, 80
y' ro,ns !" w"rcn n,"cn coe'y, hy,.nld :. hsnny ~
sbo,x ,s o,s,a,;ss ~. ,hs,, snv ;neorr.syion
thew m,oh, dcs,rs ' IN, Thursdsv eyeniog ,hese
gen,lsmea ,is;,aJ y.,a.',a,' anJ ,h.;, ,enoy, h.
Ina, thew xe,. -al ,'',ad ~, ,hei, ionynev They
learn, f,on M, pn,a ,ra, l.. hsd J;.nos.d ~ az
righ, 20 nse ~. ia's;u, 49, ,ha irn;,.d s,sies 20
PARTIES of rcn,lsm.nin pns,on and New yorL lie
wss very cor,,sn,,a 10 s,,vs ,he cso,lemen ssl
,hs ;r,o,ya,;s.,, ~ in sha k;,s o,na;aa on ,ha
,,ah,. 81 ,hs .a,r ~ '.e'.v .o''u' -,""' ~ WV
so,,,igh, s;r, ~ ,.onid have bee, nle,. IN
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

which flame iasues, and the cold air rushing in
IL gives forth a most delightful heat. The stove
may be used for cooking, and in fact, for all pur-
poses where heat and light are reqNired. The en-
tire labor required to make day supply Of gas for
a common dwelling house, does not occupy two
minutes In turning crank and the machine takes
up about as much room a common mantcl clock.
Writing upon this subject, Elihu Burriu, the
I" learned black smith, says" There is not only
a saving of expense, but of work. and the inconve-
nience and care of wood coal and ashes, and the
danger from fire almost completely annihilated
This is not suppOsition; we saw the lights, followed
the pipes 10 the cellar, and saw the apparatus en-
plOytd for the decomposition OF the water aud must
say we can hardly find words 10 express our as
toDishment at the simplicity OF the machine, when,
al the same time. we think Of the greatness and
grandeur of the discovery. This must rank il not
above, certainly equal, with The greatest discoveries
and inventions of the age. Wood, and coal, and
oil, and fluid, may all be dispensed with, by the
use OF Mr.. Paine's apparatus.
Mr. Burritt further says" Two jets, such as
Were burning in his house, would be sufficient 10
light moderate sized hall every night, at an ex-
pense of the interest on the cost OF the machine,
(abon six dollars per aDnuin.) with opy the little
trouble OF occasionally filling the water cislern."
IL is understood that MIR. Paine has disposed of
his proprietary right to his discovery for sum
which may at first seem incredible; but moments
confederation will show that the purchasers will
have got good bargain, If all that is said Of the
capabilities and cheapness of the light can be es-
tabllshed. The terms of purchase are reported TO
be five millions of dollars--half million down
Mr.. PANE Is expecting visit from the committee
on gas OF our city government, al Worcester, to-
day, 10 look into this matter.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

Peek Carr is on trisl at Albany Ne~ iors' charsra
with the murder q his wife, BY poison
Flour was selling in san Francisco, on the n' ~
May for sI5 per hi, and still advancing
The break In the Erie Canal o. Bos,nesis BASIN
pesT porhe-ter Nas :. paired the sth inst, and
nayiesiicn ftfur,d
cargo ofssventy ton, ofce arrived ss Brownsrh h'''
Terss. on the Zist Mt. .,,-.- ,,,.
s,,trg tbe month ~ M.y. vss fort y.hve
ru,eo,ts .tlls. in Maryland arr nov run only ssss
ksv,ce. from Uasr-stsn. Terss, etats that the rs-
aspe are stsl pursuing their depredstions Nsnsers
appeared Bro~nsvile. causing fsrmcrs 70 shan
,n their farms aud drive their cattle the rfves.
into the Mericsa states.
There we're lss deaths In Philadelphia, turrs the
week ,nsips the sth inst
There -rre t~rive iesths Ia Noble, fss hs week
ealing ths 3Sta vii
The New York herald., 1850-06-13
F'NFTHT1 FFFNIFf
Isaac wv. SMITH, S.,.
JAcoR T.. HowARp, '

TmK LsrE FiRE AT PrrTSBuSep, Pa.-The Prs
buieh Posi extra, of the sh inst gives the follow
ing list Of the sufferers hy the hre in that city, on
he night Of the 7ih inst-Mr. Ryan's total
loss over insurance is set down at st5vvo; he
was insured for $3.50; Rhodes " Alcorn, lcss
about $50 over insurance; Walters " Augeu.
sashmskers, loss ~ 900, no insurance; steel "
Officer, bormakefs. loss 800, no Insurance;
lIannrford, cabnetmaker. loss about sl.Soo OF
t2,OOO: Gillespie, frameinsker, loss 500, idly
insured: ~ If Ryan y Co, turner's, loss tzoW.
no insurance; Creighton a Smith, machinists. lcss
sJo no insurancc; Joseph Newton, mschinist, loss
trihing; Folan.by X MaQraw, boxmskers, ioss
tlO0; Boyd, sawyer, loss ei0O; :. Kennedy, frame
maker, loss unkbown-hc moved IN on Thursday.
There are several other firms, which we can get no
account Of. Henry Campbell lost three stnall bnck
houses, on Eifih street, occupied by Jonts barber.
Nippcr, baker; Turpn, tavern; loss is estimated at
$1,000. no insurance; the companies REUSED 10 in-
sure. on account Of the proximity to Kyan's build
ing; two old frames, OF little value, IN the alley,
were burned; the blacksmith shop of Dorss was
destroyed, the "a Presbyterian church was burned.
the walls only remain; the loss s syarously est,-
mated at $4,000 to tI0,000-thc insurance amounts
60 10000; the house of J. McCollister, tobacco
mist, was somewhat injured by water; Mr.. McC.
was seriously injured by fall while AZ work during
the tire.
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

TIE WoSDERrtr. Ivory SrArrE OF CHRIST
Many Of our readers will remember that some few
years ego, Mr. Lester, while Consul at Genoa, sent
10 this country very remarkable ivory statue OF
Christ, which, on the testimony Of some OF the
highest dignitarics of the Catholic Church, and
many wellknown American gentlemen then IN
Italy, (among whom were Ileady, the author !;
Gen. Dix. the Senator; and Huntington, the
artist,) was executed by a monk in Genoa, who
had never produced any other work, received any
instruction in art, whatever. Al first, the whole
story seemed fabulous some said il could never
have been made by an ignorant monk--it must
have been made by Michael Angelo, or Benvanuto
Cellini, or La Croix. At last when the facts were
all placed beyond doubt, DIR. Mott, and other emf
nent surgeons, went to see the statue, and pro-
pounced II the most perfectly executed work in its
anatomy ever exhibited. Artists flocked TO see
clergymen Of all denominations, amateurs, con-
noisseurs and men Of taste aRd finally, after the
original purchaser had sold IL, and Il publicly
exhibited, the nation seemed for some months 70
be thrown into commissions, and somebody must
have made good deal Of money; at last, the ex-
element died away. The Christ was heard OF IN
Havana, in Paris In London, and other capitals
but the lovers OF art were still curious 10 know
what the monk was doing in the meantime; and
now the question is answered. II appears from
Italian journals, thatthere was quite as much, "
not mole, excitement and wonder In Italy, about
the Christ. than in this country; and that, when
Mr. Lester had got II in his posse ssion, u being
acknowledged TO he the largest solid piece ofivory
known, he offered a handsomf toward for piece
still larger IL any one could discover II. Eighteen
months after, a piece was found by a Genoese
trader. on The coast Of Madagascar The monk
at once began his labors, and at the end OF two
years, produced second crucifiy, which not only
surpassed the first in size, but for exceeded u IA
besnty and exquisiteness Of workmanship.
such is the simple history Of this wonderful
work, which is now on private sale at Leeds auc.
ton rooms, Wall street, aud which IS to be sold
within a certain lumber Of days. TO the man who
eayes the highest offer for IL. Somebody is going
10 make money out " II, IL IL is really TO be sold;
for a sharp Yankee ought 10 make Il produce the
Crooks" on an exhibition. But we hope some
one of our magnificent Trinity or Grace Churches
| about ropish en,blems, preeume that some
Catholic Cathedral will finally hwy IT, For the last
thousand years, the Holy Mother Church has beer
the most munfcent patron Of art in the world, anr
we hope one day to see this glorious statue Of IN,
| lSo'rofors Ms~di, cleaning through c'ouds Of in
cense, that will rise 70 u on the gemmed altar a
= Cathedral
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

IOEONrO, JUNO y, i'Jv.
Debate on n, Addren ~ Reply TO the Gover~or's
Syoch-Cd. Prinos Petition for Independ,~es
--BiRs E~frcduced- Repeal Of the Uswy LARS
Observation-Disclosures a Duel-The Parliament
taking a Tip By Sfeamboaf-Elecfirs Upper
HopS- Jvsother-- Crops, &c.
After two weeks debate, the government varied
their address. With a majority Of fory-four to
fourteen, a variety Of amendment were proposed
by the opposition. The old tories, he AIDED by Sir
Allen McNab, proposed several but made a poor
display IN the DIVISION. The progressive reform
ers led on by the Hon. H. j. Bouton, also offered
their amendments; and the annexationists, led BY
Col Prince, proposed amendment to the last
clause in the address, which refers the dismissal
of the signers Of the annexation manifesto. An
amendment was moved, to the effect that IL could
not be wrong or worthy Of punishment to express
desire for annexation, provided England was
willing TO consent to the proposal; and that the
ministry had acted iyr,nnically in dismssng per-
sons from Office for asking such consent great
deal Of discussion followed, during winch the aues-
ton of annexation was pretty thoroughly sifted-
A large number VI members, probably one-thlrd,
,xpsrssed their belief that Csnads was destined to
anne xstion, and that when II came, Il would be .
.bepefl; but not more than siy or seven avowed
thsrps,ives in favor Of immediate steps TO bring
about this result few, and. considering the pro,
,igisus smouat of loyalty 'hrt has been exhibited
n The rstliamcnis OF this province In past times, a
very few, even among The members Of government,
pposed the project from prtncipe Ihey merry
argued srsin.t the expediency Of the thing ct the
Col prncc. who was commander Of tn n'ilitis
IN ihe western frontier, daring Tie sesc'h'n D
The New York herald., 1850-06-13

Mr Gliddon began by explaining the hero
sflr 10 translate them. is ssid the inscriptions
FOND on the mumrnies werr generally paris Of the
fefI.u'srrs In the Deos sl the Dead" Thls
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-18
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH, sdi
% the Commercial and TEaveling CO0munisx-

a1rCaptains and Clerks of steamboats,, and nav
lers generally, will find their Teegraphic dispatch.
es faithfully attended to, at the Agency on board
the Wharf-boat at Evansville. rtes- 81.
&FPasseneers can hand their dispatches and
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose general
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
the Agent on the Wharf-boat as steamers pass
Evansville Landing r, as fassr.0ss f79l,,r
9cTDispatches sent to Evansville, for officers or
passengers on steam boats, viii be put on board
when boats pass at any hour of NIGHT or DAY.
90" There is no place in the Union where Tel
egraphic business is more satisfactorily transact
ed than at Evansville, says Henry O'Reilly, in
late letter; and the public may rely upon every
effort being made hereafter as heretofore to render
iuii satisfaction the commercial and travelling.
community.
@IIhe Agents on the WharGboat are Captain
r. Y. O'RILEY & Co. forwarding melchaAts:
and the agent at the Telegraph office is Mr.. Cosby
p-Despatches should aIways be handed to the
Agent on the wharf boat, MIR. P G. O'Riey. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed to 9th
ers to be forwarded I
decll JOHN lNGLE, Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-18
STATE OF TNDIANA,lss
V1pdprhrart-b C,ouufv CSs

In the Probate Court of Vanderburgh County-ln
Vacation March 9, 1850.
Petition TO Sell Real Estate
Charles knowles, administrator Of the estate o
John Yates, deceased, Us. Harriet Y ates, Mat,
thew ates and WIllam Yates.
{ ND now at this time comes the said admins
a traitor and flies in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Probate Court of Vanderburgh county his petition
praying for the sale OF the real estate OF said decead
anti and it satisfactorily appearing from the affida-
Clerks office aforesaid, that Matthew Yates, one
Of The said defendants, is not this time residen
OF the State OF Indiana-therefore notice is hereby
given to the suid Matthew Yates, that unless he
appear and plead to or answer the said complain
ans said petition on or before the calling OF this
cause the next term of said court, to be held the
Courthouse in Evansville, on the third Monday in
May next the same will be heard and determined
in his absence
mhl3 w3 SAH'L T. JENKINS. Cl'k
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-18

LEGAL NOTICES.
ApMINTsTRAT ATCR's SALE.

LON the 23d day of March next, l viii admin
~ isrator Of Boyle Irwin deceased, sell at public
auction tby virtue Of order OF the Probate Court
Iof Vanderburgh County3 at the door OF the Courl
House in Evansville, the following real estate viz
that part of lot No II, in the lower or McGarys
Enlargement Of the city OF Evans lille, which is
bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning ON the
'front.' line OF said lot twenty FIVE feet trCm m The south
easerly corner of said lot; thence Wesiwardy along
alley in the rear OF said lot thence along said alley
towards Division street % feet aud thence to the
place of beginning. here is q good brick dwell
ing house the premises and The will be sold
subject to the rgh OF dover OF the widow of said
deceased therein. Sale to commence at II O'Clock,
a n, of said day.
IrRMs-0ne third Of the purchase money cesh
one third IN 4 and the remaining third in months
from the day Of sale. Notes with approved securi-
" waving fhe benefit Of aluation will be re-
CURED # the purchasers. CONRAD BAKER,
tal 2'-tW Admir-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-18

THIS popular establishment, formerly on Wafer
I Street, Is open AID in iulI blast on Main
Street. in the large brick store formerly occupied
by A Gumberts.
Drummer & Co have Just received from their
Mandatory in Cincinnati, the latest New York
Style of Fall and Winter Clothing. Ali of which
are made and trimn ed in the best manner, under
their direction, expressly for this market, and con-
mems Wardrobes.
Goats and CioaIls.
4 i lie assortment of Blue, Brown, Grey, Drob,
Mack law Blankets; Box, and Over Coats, genU-
inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Goats; fine lot OF Cloth
Coats o all sizes and prices; superior Black and
Blue, French and English Cloth Dress, Frock end
sack Goats full trimmed; Saunett and Cashmeret'e
Goats; Brown, Green and Grey and all co0rs oil
Tweed and Cashmere Sack, Frocll and Dress Goats;
Roundabouts and Goats otoll kinds
PantalOons.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants Fancy French Cashmere Pants, Fancy
Stripes and Blue, Black, and Steel Mixed and ca
let Mixed Satinelt Pants; Tweed and Cordroy do
Vests,
Black silk and satin Vests Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest Fancy Cashmere Vests Satinett vests;
and common Vests OF all kinds
Furnishing Goods.
aVzz.qzzzszszo" Al he late styles Of plain 4sf.dfl
and fancy silk and satin Cra- ."Y.Iti.
vats, Scarts and stocks; while 9-l
silk and all colors Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen
and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and EUnnel do;
Flannel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt
Collars; every kind OF Beaver, kid, thread and
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspen-
ders; silk gingham and cotton Umbrellas silk
Hats; Caps Boots, SHOES; walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else in
the furnishing line win be sold at Cincinnati prices
for CASH
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
ly during the season from our Mandatory in
Cincinnati. isept 2ll BRUMMER & co