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atte.tc les paimes ycrtes dc rlnstitut, il

-
attc.tc les pa'mes ycrtes dc rlnstitnt, il
aura affaire a moi.
-Morbleu!s'ecria lie pauvre E. deyenant
cramoisi, ct cherchant a Sc degager du
bras du poetic qui lie tenait tcnjours fort
,cndrement, alb ca! voulez.yous bicn me
Iaisscr tranqui!lc, JIG yous repete quo je
ne suis pas votsc Dumont. Il
oh! oh! lit alors lie poete en- prenant
tout.a.coup M. B. .au collet ct lie regar-
dant entre les yeux dun air terrible, ce
CT devient assez grave. Vous voyez, mon
sicur, que je mai pas lhonneur de con.
nnitre monsieur, qui vientde sous accos
ter; dependant monsieur yous a reconnu
CONNIE je vons avais reconnu moi-mame.
Nous alcz assurcment lie nomrne Dumont.
Mais que signifient yos etranges denega.
tons Je commence 4 croire que yous
vous introduiseZ dams les salons sous un
faux nom; yous jouez en- outrc b~eaucoup.
ct yous gaggnez tonjoura, celia est fort
suspect.
Monsieur, dit lie rapin au poete,
vous aycz parfaitement raison.
Acknowledgement lc auyrc B. ne savait
plus on il en- etait. Toutes les couleurs
de sd palette lui montaient an visage;
mais CONNIE Ia foulc ~s'amonceiait autour
dc la discussion, il crut que &C quill
await de mIeux a fare ctait dc Sc debar-
rasscr de cette lscheuse meprisc, ct il
roulnt s'csqniver. Les deux amis lc
retlnrent par le bras.
Non, monsieur, dit lie rapin, nous
nc vous Iaisserons pas partir ainSi, vous
ctcs un imposteur. ct pcnt etrc pis que
celia; her yous m'aycz gagne beaucoup
d'argent.
-Lachcz- moi, criait !'honnatc pein-
tire, iachcz moi...
-Messieurs, disaient les dcux amis a
Ia toulc qui les %cntourait, ~aidcz-nous, ie
vons prie, a lie livrcr a Ia gendar-
merle.
LA garde du poste yoisin arrisa' lie
caPorai, CONNIE on salt, entire pen en-
explorations; il par arreter
tout &C qu'on Iui offre, ct les battus,
d'ordinaire, etant ceux aui restent sur la
place, c'cst cux quill conduit d'abord au
,iolon.-On y mcna lie pauyrc B.-Lcs
dcux amis current Ia d~eiicatesse de i'y
%sniyre. unc fois au postc, NJ. b..
onrrii son portefe',ille montra des %lettrcs
ct pro-tcsta dc son idcntite.
-Pui~qne monsieur est etabli, obscr-
VA lie rapin, il scrait bon quill SC fit recla-
mcr par son spouse.
4 ees mo,s. lc maIhcurcux b.. pcrdit
la tete, ct, iondant en- larmes.
il Sc precipia aux gcnonx dies amis en-
s'tcr'ant: Ali! par grace, je vous sup
Pile, pas an mot a ma lcmme.... ellie en-
tUourrait.
&c poete fat attcndri. Monsieur, dit il
III rapin. les mots que monsieur Went de
p%ronohcer p%ronscnt, je crois, Ia purete
de scs scntia,ents: pAut-etre n'est-il pas
D. Ddmont. -Caporal. qne!Ic cst ,otre
= Ma fol. rsponih ic caporal flattf
jc ycux bicn le4lachcr. %alIons, ;,lonta lie :
mllitairc, rcmpli dc bon cnur. rcmcrci.z
ces mcs.icnrs ct partez, ct qu'on ic yous
y prem. Plus.
lac panvreB. ttait trop content dc rcve-
"ir dams 81 famillc, ponr songer a faire
Ia moindre observation. II elait dsia dc. +,
hoIs, lorslnc le rapin rarrsta ct lni dit. !
yous 1tcz NJ B., b,snissez donc ,
la Providence dc Ii mfiprise; car 'avais
vaud de vous tucr. !
LIZ pauvre 3. court encore.
Ga Ia E%@EI !.
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Succession de Doraiiee lie Blanc. fpouse

Succession de Doraiice lie Blanc. spouse
d'Utsi;n Melanfon.
EsTAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour
ss du Cinquieme district judiciaire dams
ct pour la Paroisse Assumption.
Attendu que Ursin Melahcon a mis- en-
Cour I'm compile de son administration com.
me traelir %naturel de ses enfans mineurs,
ainsi qu'une petition demandant l'homolo-
CATION.
Avis est par le present dome d tous ceux
que celia pcut concerner, d'ayoir a deduire
dams les dix jours qui s%uiyront la date de
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frou qui await fayorise son honnate de-
yancier: lie pauyre negre don't il await
sans doute achete lie silence par l'espoir
dune deliyrancc commune, est rcste
CONNIE lie bouc de L.afontaine.
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SAAys

I'm certain M. Seller, cx-proies-
senr de rethorique, actuellement pro-
prietaire, ct marie dune grande COM
mune, I'M homme enin dc mGurs ire
prochablcs s'est VII condamncren France
a n amende de cinquante francs, pour
ayoir p~rofesse Enlightenment. Get homo
rable citoyen employait ses moments
perdus, les tongues heurcs de Ia v%ciliec,
a donner quclques lecons d'arithmetiqlc
a scs domestiques, auxqueIs s'etaient
joint n demie douzaine dc pcrsonnes
du yoisinage. La petite classe ~suiyait
assidument lie cours gratuit Gu profes.eur-
marie, lorsquc la loi est venue y metre lie
hola, ct avcrtir Nj. Seller dc Sc defer
de la prison, qui l'attend a la recidive.
I'm duel a Gu lieu au bois dc Bou-
logne entire NJ. dc la Pierre, redacteur
du Corsaire, ct un dcs amis de Felix
Pyat. lie redactcur du Corsaire a etc
biic'clt!clit uics>cs Sc uuel d Gu pour
cause un article du Corsaire sur la lettre
adrcss6e par F. Pyat au comtc dc Cham
bord. lie bruit courait que lie duel de-
Wait rccommencer entire trois legitimistes
ct trois dcs amis dc T. Pyat. Nous plai-
gnons ees derniers bicn sincercmcnt, la
providence intcryiendra contrc eux, en-
garantissant des armes republicaines les
champions de FONT du Seigneur.
-L'anniversairc de la proclamation
de la R%tpublique francaisc a etc cele-
blG avec pompe dams toute la France,
sans que Ton AIT a rcgrcttcr le plus ltger
trouble.
II en- a etc dc meme a Panama. Les
Francois residant dams cette Vile ont
donn6 I'm grand banquet auquel e%taicnt
lie consul CT. officers DIES Etats-
u mis- qai sc trouvaient dams lie port, ain>i
que les autoritGs ~ciyilcs de la vile.
lie ministre de ~l'agriculture ct du
commerce a lance une ~circuIaire i~nyitant
les chambTcs dc a nom,ner
des ou'ricrs intelligents qui s%eraient en-
voyes a Londres aux depens dc leurs
patrons ct de leur gouvernement, afin
l'etudicr les beauties utiles de IExposi-
ton uIliverscllc. I
La piece Ia plus originate qui soft
.arvenue de Russie, c'est un cosaquc du
Don, horrible a voir, dissent les ~fcuiIIcs !.
,nglaiscs, ct porteur dune lance ayant t
% pieds dc long, qui servit autrefois a TN
lie scs ancetrcs 4 la bataiIle dc Pultawa :.
lie g~ouvernemcnt anglais a dome
les ordrcs pour l'elargisscmcnt des pa :
irlandais, detenus a la terre de .
Van Diemcn ct don't les mons sont Nc a
O'Doghcrty ct O'DonogIl. '
-L'amiral Coddrington est mort en- a
Angletetre. C'etait lie meme officer qni r
lescadre qui debarqna Par B
nee d'invasion au-dcssons de Ia Nile
Orleans en- 1914, ct qui plus tard Sc dis
81 brillammcnt au combat naval L
Navarin. La dotte turque fut aneantie Z
|ans cette %journee ct Ia liberts de la P
Greece suivit de pres. :
lie Picoytne de Ia Nlle-Orleans an /
l'arriyee dams cette vile du genee .
al Persifor Smith. II dot SC rendfe a
Washington ayaut d'allcr oceuper son 4
postc. Dieu %veuille que sa-prt y
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ec'ts publication, les ~raiScns pour lcsoucHr.
homologuc.
Par ordrc de la Cour.
Assumption, le Sinai 1881.
36 I'll DESIRE LEBLANC o..
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Succession Of Uoyulice ieE1nu.

Succession Of Dorah;cs LeBlaue
deceased uifs Of Uryin .Mel0ncoa
TATE OF LOUISlANA.-ps;L,
OF Assumptions FIN Juaiir,n
lbUrt. '@"'@
Whereas trsia MeIansors has ,hjs d,,. fla,
~ sad Court an account of his dminis,ro ,;S'
as natural sntor Of his minor children ,,,rs,in1
WIN a petition praying for the homo}oSa," ~,
thereof. '''S''"N
Ao'iee is hereby given to all whom j, nav
concern, to show cause if any they have. yirb;,.,
ten days from tie date hereof, in the otf;ra ~
The undersigned clerk Of said co,It, why s.iTi
account should not be approved and hono;n
gated 0'''0
By order Of tie Court.
Assumption The oh may 1851.
Sc I'll DESIRE LEBtNC, CicrL
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EsTAT DE LA LO~UiSIANE.-- Cow
Ns@ DU C1NoUIEME DISTRICT, dams ct pour
Ia Pcroissc Assumption.
Attendu que Pierre Firmin Helluin a pre-
sentt rne petition a Ia Cour, i l'efiat dob
tenir les Lettres administration a la sue.
cession de teue Vir@inie Hickman son tpon-
Sc decedte : Avis est par lie present dome 4
toIs ceuX que celia peut concerner, d'avoir a
dtduire sous dix jours les ~raisons pour les
q~uelles i. lie serait pas iait droit a Ia ditepG
tition.
Par ord,e de la Cour.
Assumption, lie l3 Mai 1851.
1921 DESIRE LEBLANC. gretiicr.
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Assumption, le lU.mni 1851.
3G I'll DESIRE LEBLANC, Cr,aler

Succession de lean Bapiiyie Iemplct.
EWssaTAT DE La LOUISIANA Gear IL,
tMsa Cinquieme District Judiciairc dams ct pour
Paroisse Assumption.
Attendu que Marine Mtlancon veuvc de Jean
Baptiste Templet, a mis- en- Cour I'm coInpte de
son administration CONNIE tutrice iaturel de-
ses enfans mlneurs.
Avis est par lie present donnc a ,ous ceux
que celia 2eut concerncr d'avoir i dtduire dams
les dix lours qui suivront la date dc ce,te publ
cation les raisons pour lesquelles, lie dit com
pte ne seralt pas appronyc ct homologut.
Par ordre de Ia Conr.
Assumption le 9 mai 1851
&c I'll DESIRE LEBAINC GRE fiar
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Succession Of Celeste Landry zri;dou Of
Boaianaa Landry.

Succession Of Celeste Lqndry uiidou Of
Benianna Landry.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-PAR1sn OF As
~ sUMrT1oN.-Fiyfh Judicial District Court.
Whereas Nathan G. Pierson and Marie
Eugene Landry his wife, joint ada,inistra-
tors of the above entitled succession have
this day fled an account oftheir administra-
ton, together with a petition praying for the
homologation thereof. Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, to shew
cause, ifany they have within ten days from
the date hereof, in the office Of the undersi-
gned clerk Of said Court, why said account
should not be approved and homologated and
the funds distributed in accordance there.
with.
BY order of said Court.
Assumption, this 18th May 1851.
DES!RELEBLANC,
1921 Clerk.
@Ft < ~
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Succession de Er0riel PMccncii0.

SUCCESSOR dc Ef0Tlel PtNCcncl0.
7EEsaTAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour du
aSS Cinquitme District JudiciaiIe dams ct pour
la paroisse Assumption.
Attendu que Desire Placencia administrators
de la succession de Gravel Placencia Il mis- EN-
Conr un compte de son administration, ainsi
qu'une petition demandant fhouiologation. Avis
est par lc present donne 4 tous ceux que celia peut
concerner, dayoir a dGduirc sous dix jours les raj
sons pour lesGuelles il ne serait pas lait droit A
Ia dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption lie 9 mai 1851.
36,2i DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier.
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rue GFavleF. DC snJet parIe ang1ais ct
francais, est prive dune dent a la machoire
Interleure. ct est marque de deux cicatrices,
Pune sur Ia cuisse droite, l'autre au dessous
du coude gauche ct provenant dune bruIure.
lie propr,etaire est re l,s's de lie %rctirer de
Ia lite geole en- prouvant sa propriete ct
payant les frais.
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Succession Of Graptet Ptacencla.
STATE OF LOUISI4NA.--Fifh Ju.
- dicial district Court, i'll and Iorthe parish
of Assumption.
Whereas Desire P~lacencia administrator
of the succession Of Gravel Placencia has
this day filedin said Court, an account Of his
administration, together with a petition
praying for the homologation thereof.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ter days, why
the prayer Ct the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order Of the Court.
Assumption this 9th may 1851.
Gil DESIRELEBLANC, Clerk
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.o~ncctSS!on II CArier IeEIuuc.

Succession CHvinr LeDIuuc,
TsTAT de Ia Louisiana, Cn4r DIN Gin
a%s quieme District Judiciaiyc cans ct pour
la P%aro:ssc Absorption.
AItendn que :Masdelaine Brand, ycuy.
Olivier Leblanc, administrative d. |, d;,o
so'ceSsion, a mis- ell cour I'm coirptc final DE-
son administration, ainsi qu'une petition de-.
mandant lhomoIogation. Avis est mar l.
present ""nne a teas cen1 que celia pert
concerner d'avoir il deduire dams les d,
Jours 4ni sn'vront la date de cette w.b.i"a.
ton, au bureau du Gretier sonss; gnh les
raisons pour lesqueIles lie dit comp,e ne Sc,
raft pas approuvt ct homologue, les fond,
entire <es mains %repart;s contorntmeut an
dit tablea, ct Fadministratricc d6cbury1..
de toute responsabilitG.
Por ordfe de la Cour.
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n lBRAIRIE.-Livres de Classe %francais. an
A glais ct espagnols, a vendre par
RICHARD & TEMPLET,
nl* Donaldsonville, II, rue Mississippi.
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RAILROAD CALL.

TT is ORDERED by the Board of Directors ior
i the Evansville & Illinois Railroad Company,
that call of 50 90 per share all stock in the
Company not paid out, be paid as fellows: BY
all Stockholders now or late residing in Wander
burgh county. Ind, and all Stockholders non-res-
iden' in the State, payable at the Office of the Ev-
ansville Insurance Company, in Evansville, Ia,
on Monday the 9Th day of May, A. ID. 1851, be-
tween the hours of I'D A. M. and p. M; and that
all arIearages on calls heretofore made and un-
paid, be now declared due and payable from the
above described stockholders at the same time
and place.
And that call of IS Copper share on all stock
not paid ont, be made payable by al! stockholders
now or lac residents of Gibson county, Ind, al
The Office of Sam'l Hall, President of said Com
pany, in Princeton, onthe same day and between
the same hours
And that all arrearages on calls heretofore
made and unpaid on and by stockholders now OF
late residents of Gibson county, be declared pay
able at the said office of the President, on the
same day and between the same hours.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
apl0-dlw3 Stc'ty z. e. iii. X. r. Co. a
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

'THE want OF an able teacher OF mat most es
sential part OF polite education. has long
&C been greatly felt in this community. The La.
and gentlemen of Evansville are now Offered
opportunity so long wished for. Mr.. Alexan-
Chomel intends, il meeting with sufficient en-
agement, to fix here his residence. Being a
of France and having received classical
ton, he is not only able to give full knowl.
its rules, but If communicating pr re and
tpronunciation-contrbu much 10
pupils fully appreciate the beauty, softness
elcacy of that universally spoken language.
ronage expected from the learned Professions.
erence Rev. A. Deydier.
may be seen at the Pentcost House.
npl2 lWf
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SEE HERE!
Is. RUNAWAY from Henderson CO.,
Tenn, on the 2oth March, negro

IS. Runaway from Henderson co., rs
"a Tenn on the 18th March, a negro "A
x man, belonging to DIR. Geo. John q
som about % years ODD a bright mulatto, some D
feet or inches high, weighs about 100 or 10
pounds named ESSE; has large head and
lace, tolerably thick lips and large mouth large
flat nose for negro Of his color, and kinky head;
has low forehead, and sometimes shaves the
hair of in orGer TO make ii appear higher speaks
quick when spoken TO, and has fine countep-
ance for a negro. No marks. sI
Also, escaped at the same time. a negro man
named. HENDERSON, belonging to John G
Trice, of the same neighbOrhood; he is about
the same color, or perhaps a shade darker than
jesse; is 81 or - years old; about feet or
inches high; had very brushy head of hair
when he left he also is 0fine e0unicnance, and
sprighily and intelligent.
A liberal reward will be given for the appre-
hension of either or both these negroes, ana their
confinement in Jail until the owners can get
them. Any information regarding them NAV be
directed to the owners. at Jacks Creek Post Of
flee, Henderson county, Tenn, or to the editor OF
ihe Paducah (Ky.) Journal
GEORGE JOHNSON.
apl7l4awi JOHN &. TRICE.
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REMOVAL.

w have removed 10 Water, street between
w Main and Sycamore, and will be pleased TO
wait OH cur old customers. We have JUS, received.
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses. Dried Boei, Cheese,
Bologna Sausages Honey, Flour, Soaps, Candles,
Spices Sauces, and many other articles in the gro
Gerry line, which make our assorlment complete
All of which we will SELL wholesale or ret all, at
.ow rates for Cash, or in exchange Tor produce
Steamboat Stores alway> on haad, and their GUS
tom solicited.
Cash pqid for Produce.
mh5;f uORN3GOOK g. BURTIS
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JEwELRY AND NOTIONS

New Fall a,ld Winter Goods!
ID. s. ANDERSON,
On First street. FIRST door beicw Post Office
HAS just received, and is now opening large
i Il assortment OF fashionable goods suited TO the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE consisting in part OF blk,
blue, green, olive, claret and blown
French, German a. American Cloths.
twill ed aud plain. Also, great variety of
Overcoatings,
German beavers, super blue'and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, &.
French and German
Black DOeSkias,
Wool and piece black Cassimers of everv quality,
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins 0i the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and valentines,
plain Silk Velvet Vcstings, figured and plain blk
Satin and silk do,
TailOrs' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings for over
coats plain and figured alpaca serges, mohair lus-
tres, &c.
3rIhe attention of my customers, and the public
generally, is invited an examination OF the above
goods which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made TO order lin
the very best manner, and warranted 10 1T.
deci-tf
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And that unless objection be made to such appOr-
tonment, in the manner and within the time speci-
fed by the act of the Legislature OF the State OF lnd.
ana, IN this case provided, said Common Council
will proceed &c collect OF the above named persons,
the several sums of money respectively set oPpo-
site their Names as and fJr their proper share and
portion of said cost. By order of the Council.
apl5-3w JNO ]. CHANDLER, City Clerk.
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REMOVAL

TNHE Subscribers have removed temporarily, for
and st streets, into Mrs O. E. Lewis brick store
one door below the Branch Bank, where they
would be pleased to all their old customers and
all cash buyers. They are opening large stock OF
Groceries generally, and increasing the same by
continued arrivals. AS they are DESTROYS to close
out their stock as low as possible before returning
to their old stand in the anticipated New Store,
they will give extra inducements in the way OF
bargains for CASH.
mar 25 If FOSTER g. BROWN.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TINE PAVILION" lately conducted by Messrs
L YoUNG II IiOTcHklss. having passed into my
hands, tender to my old friends and the traye cling
public, its elegant accommodation. The ''favil.
ion" is situated On Water street, directly i'm front
of the Steamboat Landing, and affords particular
convenience 10 persons going up or down the river
nd those who choose to make it their home will
be agreeably cared for c. X DREW.
Evansville, April eth. 1851
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TO WESTERN MERcHANrsl

w T. would respectfully call the attention of Dry
w Goods dealers in Indiann, to our present and
forthcoming sto.k OF Spring aud Summer Dry
Goods
Having made arrangements for a large increase
of trade this Spring, shall be prepared ut
early day 10 exhibit at old stand, No. III Peark
street, eysgy description of Foreign an6 Domestic
Dry Goods wanted for Western sales, and at prices
that we feel confident viii be approved. We es-
pecially solicit an examination of our extensive
Print Depar tment Having determined to exclude
from our stock all spurious coored Prints, we shaH
keep only such as the nerrimack, Cocheco, WASH
ingion, Globe, American, Sprague and Philip Al.
lens branded goods, embracing the newest and
most desirable styes.
Our stock of American Cotton Goods is unusu-
ally large and will be sold at slall advance for
cash or approved parer.
We solicit call and examination OF our stock.
by merchants visiting this market.
BEACHLY & SIMPSON,
feblO ?n No IL Pearl: l., Cincinnati. O.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
IssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsH1P

. ME Co-partnership heretofore existing between
i Thos Conyngton and James Cawson i'm the
Book and Music business, IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business will be continued at the old stand
by Thomas Conyngton. who ,lone is responsible
for all claims against the finn, and TO whom all
debts due il must be paiG
THOS. C 1NYNGTON,
apI0 daw3w JAS CAWSON
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Evansville, March IS, 1851.

The Pottery Business will hereafter be conduct
ed by the subscribers, The old stand who will be
able to furnish every article in their line upon the
most reasonable terms they having formed a Co.
partnership under the style and firm # ID um &
Uhl. From long experience IN the business they
tee assured that they make it the interest of the
public 10 call upon them. LEWIS DAUM,
mh2l-lm, AUGUSTUS UHt,
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SOMETHING NEW.


ME und erslgned Is now receiving and pening,
l. direct from The eastern manufacturers, a large
ard elegant assortment OF Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, which will
be sold at Low PRICES for CASH, wholesale and re
tail. The above goods were gotten up under my
OWL immediate supervision and embrace every.
thing that is desirable Give me call before pur
chasing elsewhere. No trouble To show goods
, ]. L. FOSTER, Front Street,
l door from MAN, next to
au5-d2m Barnes g. Colburn.