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IOI NcfuOIN.
EDWARD SEYMOUR, Vergennes.
Bella HOWE, Shoreham
For Julqes of County Court.
JOSEPH HAYW ARD, Pan,on.
ROSWELL BOTTUM, Jr.. ORWELL
For .Jl,dqe Of PROBATE, Dist of addison,
HORATIO SEYMOUR, Middlebury.
For Judge of Probate. Dist efN Haren,
HARVEY MUNSiLL, Bristol.
For Sheriff,
DAVID s. CHURCH. Middlebury.
For High BaMf,
WILLIAM JOSLlN. Vergennes
For States i,forney,
JOHN w. STEWART, MiJdleburv.
Which report was accepted, aud The
persons named were unanimously nomi-
mated.
The Committee also reported the iol>
lowing nominations for County Commit
tee:
Jos. II. BARRETT, Nliddlebury,
NJ. w. e. WRIGHr, Shoreham,
VIM. +. WRIGHT, Leicester,
c. NJ FLETCHER, Orwell,
G.. A. CoLLAMER, Bristol.
Which report was accepted and adop,
ted.
Mr.. BARRETT, chairman Of commits
tee ON Resolutions, reported the follows
ing
Resolred, That we remain unchanged in
our devotion to the fundamental doctrines
and measures heretofore supported by the
4 al IN 70.
pecisly, OF such a modification OF the pres
eut Tariff, by the substitution Of specific for
adj raiorem duties, as shall afford due proee-
ton and encouragement 10 our Home In
dustry; OF such Improvements IN our Rivers
aud Harbors us the wants OF our commerce,
to reasonable extent, demandi OF nation
al system Of Finance thst shall be safe, prac
ticable, and convenient Of such DISPOSE
ton of the Public Lands as shall be just to
The old States, and liberal to actual settlers
of economy in the public expenditures and
of A faithful observance OF all parts OF the
Constitution, in the spirit intended by It's
FKAMERs.
Resolved, That we regard the institution
of Slavery with permanent dislike anu mat
while we have no power over ~ 'no
States in which il now exists, and no wish 10
violate any manifest constitutional obliganohs'
we will use al proper means TO conhne
the influence Of this evil within its present
limits. If
Rssolred. That we repose entire conn,
dence in the present Administrator anu
that its foreign and domestic policy cons
seryati,e in its character, and avoiding dam
cerous extremes, is enttled to our approha
ton and support.
ResOired, That we are, ns We ever have
been, devotedly attached to the Union that
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1851
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Wing County Convention.

Wing County Convention.
Agreeably to notice, the Wings of
Addison County convened al the Town
Room, in Middlebury, on the IIIh inst.
On motion, Hon. HAnveY MussrLL was
appointed Chairman, pro ftm., and !. W.
STEWART, and E. W. BLAIsDEIL. Jr..
Secretaries, pro tenn. On motion Of
Judge WOOSTER, the chairman appoints
ed commtiee of FIVE, IN present list
of officers Tor the permanent ORGANIZE,
ton Of the Convention, consisting Of the
following gentlemen, viz:
Hon DoRAsrus WOOSTER.
CALVIN SoLACE,
GEoRGr w. GRANDEy, Esq,
Hon. ZuRIEL WALKER,
A. p Roscoe,
Roswell BoTruM, Jr.,
JoHN M. WEEKS.
Mr.. GRANDEY, chairman Of the County
Committee, in accordance with a vote
passed at the last annual meeting, sub
mtted the following report:
In compliance with vote of instructions,
passed last year, the County Committee
report the following plan for the election of
Candidates for County officers, and recon.
mend lis adoption, 10 wit;
]. A nominating Board, TO be composed
oil delegates from the several Towns repre-
scnied, and chosen by the delegates from the
several Towns respectively, shall be appoint
ed to make Oh: and present list Of Cam
didates for County officers, to be adopted
| by this Convention -
2. Each Town here represented shall be
| entitled to one member on the nominating
Board. and one additional member for every
Fifty votes east 10y the Freemcn of said Town
mt the last Election. for the Wing Candidate
for Governor. And if by this apporlionment
any Town shall have remaining fraction of
% Wing votes, such Town shall be entitled
10 one additional member on snih numina-
ting Board.
The Committee further report that by tho
above rule or b,sis Of, representation, the
nominating Board will be constituted as fol-
lows
The Town of Aldson will have 3 mem.
hers. Bridport g. Bristol 3, Cornwall 3. Fer
rsburgh 3. Goshen 2, Granville 2, ilancock
9, Leicester 3.Lincoln 2. Ni'ldleburv q, Monk
ton ., New Haven 4 Orwell 4, Panion ?.
Ripton 2, Salisbury 3 Shoreham 1. Starks-
boro 4. Vergennes4 Walihaml Weybridsc
=, ?, Whiting ?. Making in all, if fully repre-
senied, 6G members.
n The Committee further recommend
= lla' '''e noh'n"'nS BOARD so cons,l'uted'
Committee for the ensuing vea-.
< Which was accepted and unanimously
IS adopted
: On motion, committee Of seven, to
draft resolutions for the consideration of
1t the convention, was appointed by the
is chair, as follows:
, IN p
n uu E,,.. p'rr,'" ""''
i''' ''''
r. n r., nr".'
It A. ~ p '"'"'
f., w. BLAIsurLL. .Jr.
c Hon u WOOSTER.
p ne c""'"'''ee I" nominate ohicer-
Tor the permanent "rghn'za''"n ut The
NN
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lished in Boston, Now York, and Philadel-
pha, by A. Palmer & Co, at So a year. A
monthly edition is also published.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention having re.assembIed,
pursuant to adjournment, the committee
for the nomination Of Comfy "tlicers
reported the following lis, of candi-
dates
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" hlch gentlemen we're Respectively
elected.
On motion of Mr.. GRANpEY, a recess
of ten minutes was had for the appoints
ment Of a committee, according to the
plan of apporiionmcn, adopted. The
members of the committee having been
reported, the Convention adjourned until
| I.2 o'clock =. NJ.
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WIG County CONVENTIONS. The
Wings of Windsor County hold then
nominating Convention at Woodstock
on the Cd of July the Wigs Of Essex
County. on the Slh of the same month
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IN ak MONTaS CREDiT

"AWS, LJLN wUJD Il Co. Will sell al the
III Auction room. No. l"9 Main st, CINCINNATI
on Wednesday, April 10, 1851, ats O'Clock
300 pkgs OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Oooos,tt
close consignments, preparatory to building thei
new store. This sale will comprise large ant
very desirable stock of Sc isonabe Dry Goods, sui;
able Tor Sering aud Summer sales, TO which The
attention ofthe public is especially invited, among
which will be found Rich Glaci silk PoPlins, chan
peable Plaii DO do. changeable black and cololec
Lns,res. rich Thibet ShawIs, embroidered and nigt
colored do: striped de Laines, rich hgd de LANES
fine Bareges and silk Grenadines, foulard Silks
Painted Lawns. Ginghams, French Prints; blk blue
brown and green cloths, black and fancy Casei
n,eres. Sattiuetts, Drab Etes, Cottonades, Irish
linens, brown French Linens, Pongee Hd'dis, bal
silk and fancy cravats, silk and satin vesting
brown damask Table Cloths Swiss Null and Jac-
onet Muslins Patent Thread, Spool cotton, tapes,
pins needles, agate buttons, canvass padding, sus
penders hosiery, gloves, tickings mariners stripes,
'caicoes wor.ted serves, DC.
ALSO-lO cases Fancy Prints;
10 do Bleached Muslns;
10 do GinghanIs;
10 bales Tickings, asstd Nos.
Will be added,
so pcs Carpets;
so pcs India Mating;
so cases Boots and Shoes.
HAWS, LOCKWOOD 81 CO, Auctrs.
,apI-It No l59 Main street, Cincinnati
Gu. Gdzetie.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHoLDER RS.

THE Stockholders The Evansville Insurance
Company are hereby notified 10 pay 10 the
Company at their Office, in Evansville, five dollars
on each share ct stock. upon which that amount
has not .een heretofore paid, and TO secure by
directors. all stock not heretofore secured bv mort
gage on real estate and should any stockholders
who has not heretofore paid five ,ars on each
share of his stock fail to pay the within hr-
ty DAYS from and after the FIRST publication OF this
notice or should any stakeholder wha has not heres
tofore secured by mortgage real estate any share
or shares of stock held by him, fail to secure the
sum wirein thirty days from she srst publication Of
of this notice, such failure TO pay or secure Will
work forfeiture of the share or shares, of stock
upon which the failure shall have occurred-BhDk
mortgages can be had the office of the Company.
By order Of the Directors,
JOHN NJ STOCKWELL, Presf,
JONI IYGLE JR. Secty Pro Tenn.
Evansville. March 10, 81
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MORGAN g. KEEN

TTAvE just received per steamer Lafayette, q
IL new supply of hardware and cutlery. as iol
lows: Knives and FORKS of various styles and qunIi
les poeKet Kn;yes butcher do; metallic strength
ened table spoons heavyIron do; German silver do,
do do teaspoons; British plate do do Butts, screws
and padlocKs hatchets: Collins and Summons axes
augurs gimbIets and curry combs' SCISSORS, shears
and thimbIes: hand saw files, lacks, trace chains
g. q, low nrices dee ;
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TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES

300 do pump sole Kip Boots lex lg'tl) at S22- %
leo doz do No Zip Boots at. 1900. u 90
100 pairs fine im;slton stitch ShJes.... l.oo
We are constantly manufacturing twelve hund.
red paii OF Boots per week. Keeping one hundred and
seventy five hands employed, and fill orders at
any tine OF the shortest notice. Country Dealers
viii find il saving of from 20 TO % per cent to buy
their stoch OF the manufacturer, Instead ofPaying
the merchant SIS per case for the sane hni OF
Boots that We sell for sal. We are now supplying
some OF the lares dealers in ST. Louis end Louis
vile, and have been for the last Two years. Our
Boots have gwen good satisfaction and all goods
sold by us warranted to do 50. Dealers, by calling
at No Pearl street, at the mandatory, on tire
corner of Sycamore and Columbia sts, lin Clay
TONS buiidInglcah examine the Goods and Judge Tor
themselves The above prices are as low as the
same Kind OF boots can be bought in New 1or, Oh
Boston. We are now receiving large stock oil
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
AS it is idle and delusive TO hope for large prohts
the general diffusion OF in diligence and The easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants renders extensive and regular
trade on the old basis Lt small sales and large prot
its, utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted
the motto, 'larpe sales and sinai profits, believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw large
share OF The trade which has usually gone East, 10
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 10 ~ per cent to
the Country Merchant.
RTLeaiher bought al all times Tor cash or taken
in exchange for boots or Shoes.
FILLEY g. CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati, Nov 25.-ebl0'5l- fyrdaw
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

lanes G.. Jones and James T.. Blythe5
y Auornies at Law, Evansville, Indiana, have
associated themselves as partners the practice OF
the Law, and will continue TO practice In this and
the adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
District Court. They design turning their att-n-
ton particularly land law. In short time they
will be prepared to cive. in a few minutes, an alb
stract OF the title to amo any LOT in Evansville or
It's enlargement, or in Lamasco, together with
professional opinion as to the title, ii desired.
iv25 d&Wtf LII
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TO WESTERN MERCHANTSl

" h would respectfully call the attention of Dry
w Goods dealers in lndiann, to our present and
forthcoming sio.k OF Sprtng and Summer Dry
Goods.
Having made arrangements for large increase
OF trade this Spring, we shall be prepared at an
early day to exhibit at old stand, No. ii Pearl
street, every description Of Foreign ane Domestic
Dry Goods wanted for Western sales, and prices
that we feel confident viii be approved. We es-
pecially solicit an examination OF our extensive
PRINT Department. Having determined to exclude
from stock all spurious coored Prints, shall
keep only such as the Merrimack, Cocheco, Wash
ingion, Globe, American, Sprague and Philip AL.
lens branded goods, embracing the newest and
most desirable styles
Our ock of American CO ton Goods is unusu-
ally large, and will be sold at small advance for
cash or approved parer.
We solicit call and examination Of our stock
by merchants visiting this market.
BLACHLY e. SIMPSON,
feblo 2m No III Pearl L. Cincinnati. ..
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DIR. BURCII, Dentist,

II AS returned from the East with supply Q
Il l. the best materials known to the profession.
Perhaps no branch of Art or Science has advance
more rapidlyin this age OF improvement than Den
tai Surgery. lmh2c3tsdl
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TANERN STAND.

TAN ERN STAND NANCION
TINE undersigned having rented the MANoioN
L HOUSE, So well known as AIthur's Tavern,
il New Harmony, most respec fully invites the
travelling community TO give HIM call, as every
patronizs him. The House is commodious and well
furnished in every respect The stable is large, well
provided with provender, and careful hostier al
wavs in attendance. LIS BOHEMIAN.
New Harmony March %, 1851 -ap3w3m
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USE HowE'S CELEBRATED COUGH
New Spring Goods!
I II NJ A C. HEE r. CO

New Spring Goods!
]. H. NJ A g H EE & CO.
III AVE now IN st, re and will receive BY dailyar-
Il rivals. Il large assortment oil Foreign and DO
mestic Dry Goods, suitable for the Spring season,
which they will offer tor sale at wholesale only,
consisting III part OF
Broadcloths, cassimeres and vesungs;
Super black, blue and fancy satinets;
Gold mixed, brown and fancy tweeds;
Blue, mixed, gray and COLO Jeans;
Heavy cottonade. checks and linens;
Blk and colored casmeretts;
do Fancy and light cassiu ores;
Blue, brown. colored and bIeached drilllngs;
brown Sheelings and shirtings:
3 4, rs, 4.4 and 81 bleached muslins;
Scarlet, yellow, white and gre ten Domet and wool
Flannels;
Chene solid, chect and earlston ging hams;
Black and colored Alpaccas
Black Gros d'Rhine and satin Turc;
-tsreeRadines, Berages and Tissues;
Printed and organizes Lawns;
Silk and linen Poplins; and Linen lustrcs;
Chng'ble inghams lawns and other dress goods;
plain and printed Turkey red prints;
III. z Alien & sons, Merrimack, Cocheco, Fall
River and Sprague's new style spring prints;
= eoors as fast rs a rock;
Washington and PaSsaIc solid half and full
mourning prints;
Solid colors, and other style spring prints.
ALSO:
Also a large assortment OF gloves, hosiery, hon.
net and cap ribbons Pongee and cotton hdkis,
silk and muslin cravets and ties; irish linens, table
diapers and cloths Crash and Nankeens, together
with great variety OF white goods, cambrics, JAG
enets, Victoria lawns mulls, swiss muslins, laces
edgngs, inserting, collars, linen hdkts, combs but
tons, thread, &c, NC.
ALSO:
Now on hand splendid assortment Of !
.r... Boots, Shoes and BrOgans;
Fash. Silk Angola Union, Kossuth, Mexican
Buena VISTA. Palm Leaf, and LeghOrn
't- Hats, &c, &c.
@Our Mr.. J. II. Maghee has now made New
York City his permanent residence, and isspend
ing a large share of his time in the Eastern mar
kS,s ald manufacturing Districts; so we will a!
most daily be in receipt ut the newest and choices
STYLES OF goods. and at as low prices as any oths
house I the Western country.
milf II j. H. MAGHEE g. co.
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JEwEIRY AND NOTIONS

DY expires direct from the manufacturers, clus-
ID ter pins, Jenny Lid ear rings, finger ringss
iockets, fob chairs keys pencils, Shirt studs, belt
slides buckles a nj pms; which will sell as how
a any house in New York, at wholesale or retail.
Also, ut retail. great variety OF port monnairs,
purses, brushes, combs, gold pens, needles, steel
lea l. and ciaps Accord ,oLs, musI boxes, chess
men dolls ball . &c A. G.. PUSuEE,
mh25-ly Mlia near Water street.
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A HAHn

We hereby certify that we are perfectly satisfied
that Mr. knapp's method OF detecting Counterfeit
Bank Notes, is infaliable:
T. Block, Clerk of steamer ST. Paul: Mr.. Doring
DO Columbus; II. Dennlngs, do Ben West; J NJ
Martin, do Bostona; Messrs Smith e. Jones' do
Bunker Hill; II. %, Cough, do May Queen, N. f..
Britton, Broker, Na,chez; J. X. Wilcox, Evans
vile. lmh28-dtfl
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HIGHLY 1MPoRTANT TO BUSINESS

MIR. KNAPP, teacher OF an inial!lable method
lNl of detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes is now
in THE city, ami pc oses TO instruct all who may
desire it, in the art of readily detecting any Coun.
terfeit note on any Bank in the United States THIS
he proposes 10 do in a manner, and according 10
tests perfectly satisfactory TO the learnef or ne
charge will be made
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SALEOFLOTS.

THE owners oil the folio wing described lots and
Il parts OF lots having failed to pay the sums Sc,
fstassessed and leyiedby theCommonCoa cil OF the
CITY OF Evansville, against said lots. Tor sidewalks,
grading and paving Of alleys, and other improve
Tnents and re pairs done and made by authority OF
said Common Council, upon and for said lots and
norts Of lots. / will. by virtue of Precept me
directed and teiv jred by the Mayor, and atIested
by the Clerk of said City. at the door OF the Court
House in said City, Saturday, the 18th day OF
April. 1851. between the hours ct 10 O'Clock A Nj.
and O'Clock z. NJ. expose and sell said lots
and parts of lots, much thereof as may be
necessary, TO the highest bidder, tor the satisfac
zion of said sums SO opposite said lots and parts
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New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. 3. ANDERSON,
ION FTrsI street, first dOor beltU Post Office
HAS just received, and is now opening large
Il Il assortment OF fashionable goods, suited to- the
blue, green, olive, c!aret and brown
French, German a. American Cloths:
twilied aud plain Also, great variety of
OvercOatiBgs,
German beavers, super blue'and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, g..
French and German
Black DOeskins,
Wool and piece black Cassimers of every quality
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins OF the lates. and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London CashmeTes and Valentines
PLAIN silk Velvet Vestings, figured anu plain blk
Satin and silk do,
TailOrs' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool innings for C.er.
coats, plain aid figured alpaca serges, mohair lus-
Tres, &c.
SJ-The attention ofm, customers, and he pablio
generally, Is invited 10 examinato OF tie above
goods, which have been selected with great care
and will be sold 81 the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made To order lin
the very best manner, and warranted 20 n.
Geci-d
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EMPIRE RESTAURANT,

(FYrst betireen Main and Sycamore sts.)
THE above establishment is opened for the ac-
/ commodation OF Gentlemec. Ne boys a.mlt'
ted Oysters and game in season:
novI9.t, INO. FARRELL, Proprietor.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

WE have Just received large supply of the cell
w ebrated Queen of the West Cooking Stoves
from Cincinnati which we will dispose OF at the
lowest prices We will insure these stoves TO oper-
ate well and to last as long as any OTHER two stoves
WI oh can be produced.
mh26tf JAS. SCANTLIN g. SON.
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
L. g. E. VIM
Main St, Cd door below Third, Louisville, Ky.
w f ore recei ing our spring and summer goods,
w making our took iuil and well assorted part
OF which consists Of
100 bales "A, ; and ga brown Cotton;
90 do 81, 7-S and Al Ticking;
80 do brown and blue drillings;
Is do 3.4 and A Osnaburgs;
20 do Shifting and Stripes;
100 cases new style Prints;
so do bleached Cotton;
% do do Drilling;
Is do Cottonade and Denims;
do black and fancy Lawn;
10 do solid and plaid Glngham;
10 do blk and cold Camorics and Selicias;
do apron and shirtng Check;
) do Irish linens and Hollands;
do French slate Linen;
80 p'ces blac and fancy Cloths;
250 do do and fancy Cashmere;
| 30 do Satnet, Twede and Jeans;
100 do Drap d'Ete and Queens cloth;
$50 do black and fancy lustres;
IS do new style Nous dizziness
| Us do silk, satin and cotton Vestings;
90 do do and worsted SergeS;
600 do Cambria, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin
1900 do Bonnet, Cap and Mantua Ribbons;
1000 dozen cotton hose and gloves.
1900 brown and bleached table-cloihs;
Camlets chambreys, nankeens, wadding, diapers;
wool and cotton flannel; canvas; padding silk and
cotton yclvets; velvet cord; white and black nets
bareges; grapes; laces; bindings; kid gloves; Ian
caster quilts; umbrellas parasos; silk and cotton
cravats and Ina ndkerchiet combs; suspenders
thread; buttons: needles, Nc. All of which we wi,
sell cheap We RESPECTFULLY invite the attention O
our OH customers and country merchants general
ly. (mhlyd2awil L. ~ Il. SLEVIN
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TAKE notice.

TAKE notice.
Il IL undersign has ON hano large assort-
i aent oi Cloths, Cassimcres and Vestings.
and will make them 10 order cheaper than ever
they have been offered before, and cheaper than
the same quality of goods Gun be bought or manu-
Iaciured in tbs plaes. Terms cash.
ID. ). AMI ERSON,
mhl9-tf One door below the POST Office.
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TNIIE brick house connected with my dwelling
corner OF FIRST and Locust streets, opposite the
Sherwood House. 1t contains four rooms with
back addition. a good well and for small family
wilt prove a convenient 70 sdenc-. For particulars
enquire OF lJahSluI r. LINN
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T EATuER & SHOE TRIMMINGS,

FATHER & SHOE TRIMMINGS
i 30 doz French and Phil. Cali Skins;
10 doz Tampico Boot Morcco;
IS doz do and Madras French Morocco;
90 doz do DO Goat do;
80 doz Pink Innings
60 doz fancy Topping;
20 doz Cariso Kid;
40 doz coored Morocco;
doz English Kid, black and whites
10 doZ Binding Skins;
COO yds black and cold Lastings;
400 yds do do French
5000 yts Shoe Duck Drilling and linen;
1000 pcs black and colored Galloons;
45Oo GROSS do do Laces;
60 do Boot Webb;
With various other articles Of shoe goods, all tor
sale at very low prices.
f. G. WEBSTER SEQ,
mb24tf Corner 5th and Lodge SITS, Cin'i.
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SWETT q BAKERS IMPROVED PAT
ENT MELCDEONS.
HNIIE undersigned, agents tor Messrs SWEET &
l Baker would invite the attention of the public
to these splendid Melodions which offered for
sale at their Book Store on Main street, opposite
the Bank. These beautiful instruments are con.
structed on an entirely new and improved plan-in
point OF style and beauty of finish eq ualling the
liano Forte, while for sweetness, depth and volume
of tone, they are unsurpassed by any instruments
whatever Prices remarkably low.
mh21lmdaw CONJUNCTION & CAWSON.