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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-02
TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
NUNIkY Dealers supplied at the followln,

800 do pump sole Kip Boots lex lg'ih) at $50. so
IOO doz do No ZIP Boots at. ........ 81 90
100 pairs fine imitation stitch Shoes...... IS
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair of Boots per week. keeping one hundred and
.eventy-6ve hands employed, and can fill orders at
any time at the shortest notice Country Dealers
will find il saving OF from 20 To 25 per cent to buy
their stoch Oh the manufacturer, Instead Of paying
the merchant S25 per case for the same KIND OF
Boots that we sell for S2l. We now supplying
come OF the largest dealers in ST. Louis and Louis
file, and have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction, and all goods
sold by warranted to do 50. Dealers, by calling
at No Pearl street, at the mandatory, ON ty-
corner OF Sycamore and Columbia SITS, lin Clahe
tons buildinglcan examine the goods and Judge for
themselves The above prices are as low as the
same kind OF boots can be bought in New YorE OF
Boston. We are now receiving a large stock oil
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
As ii is idle and delusve to hope for large profits
the general diffusion OF intelligence, and the easy
and rapid communica ton between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trade the old basis u small sales and large prof
its, utterly impossible; therefore We have adopc(
the motto, large sales and small profits believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw lorg'
share OF the trade which has usually gone East, Il
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 to 20 per cent Il
the Country Merchant.
gTLeather bought at all times for cash or takeI
n exchange for boots or Shoes.
FILLEY g. CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati, Nov. 25-iebl0'3l-lyrdaw
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ARTISTS UNION OF CINCINNATI.

THE ARTISTS UNION" is established in the
Il city OF Cincinnati, for The promotion of the
tastes for tie Fine Arts, and the announcement
OF the great body OF artists residing in the Yves
tern STATES The plan OF The Institution unites
great public good with private qualification, at
mere nominal expense.
The annual subscription of membership is five
dollars, which entities members to all its privi-
leges The money obtained from subscriptions,
(ailer paving necessary expenses. is appropria-
ted 10 the production OF two fine engra, ings, of
which every subscriber receives a copy of each
for every FIVE dollars paid-to the publication of
monthly journ; devoted to literature and art
and 10 the purchase of American Works of Art,
which will be publicly distributed by lot am. ng
all the members, on The first Of September OF each
year. The Paintings distributed will be richly
framed at the expense of the Institution.
Subscribers for 1851 will receive a copy of
Mounts celebrated pic ure of Catching Rab-
bits, and b auliful print of Washington, al
tr Sluari's celebrated Portrait, which is admit
ted TO be the hest now in existence.
There have been about ninety paintings already
purchased for distribution, nearly every artist of
merit in the West being represented in the col
lection. among whom may be mentioned, Mrs.
Lilly NJ. Spencer. T.. W. Whittridge, w. L.
Sonntag, r. s. Duncanson, G N. and J. p Frank
enstein, Chas. Soule, J. o. Eaton Emile Bot, ".
NJ. Griswod, VIM. H. Beard. Jacob l'ox, B. NJ.
McConkey, G. w. White, Chass Rogers, J. X.
Johnson, and others.
Among the paintings to be distributed are the
following - Domestic Happiness" by Mrs. Lii
ly M. Spencer, considered her best work; 9TH /.
Season" by w. L. Sonntag; 'The Old Mill, by
the same; 'Crawfords Battle Ground :" by w. NJ.
Grswold; River aisin Battle Ground by r.
S. Duncanson; two Marine views by Jas. Ham,
ilton; several sketches by Thos. Birc1 three OF
Whittridge's best Landscapes; the of G. n.
Frankenstein's Kentucky Views; four 'andscape
bv Duncanson; two by " NJ GIiswold; FIVE by
W. l.. SOnntag; three of Francis ceebra ed "Sill
Life" pictures; fancy head, Gcnevieve. by j.
o. Eaton; and Viola" by Cnas. Soule Besides
these there are about sixty other paintings. most
y by western artists; in addition 10 which others
will be added as fast as subscriptions are receiv-
ed.
Additional information in regard 10 the plan
aud objects OF The above Institution, will be fur
nished by Honorary Secretaries, who are appoint
ed in all the principal places in the Union.
In places where there ale no Hon. Secretaries,
suhscrip ions can be forwarded to THos. FANS
&Co. Acting Managers OF Tie ARTISTS Uuion OF
Cincinnati"
Subscriptions received at Evansville by -
n. X. STOUT,
lyl5- Hon. Secretary.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS.
ROB RT FERG u S S :,

Il y i 4 II I Z T. Il U = >
I'D Keeps constantly on hand every vac
rety and description OF Cabinet Fur ID
80 niure and Chairs, which he warrants I
to stand with any work made in this city or else
where. Persons wishing to purchase would do well
to give him call Shop On Main street. between
2nd and 3rd streets
He has Just received a large and handsome va
riety of new Furniture which will be sold on the
mostr asonable terms.
LUMBER YARDi.
lie has also just received at his yard opposite hi
Ware-room, on Main street, large supply of first
rate pine lumber of every description, which he Of
iers 10 the public on most reasonable terms.
COFFlNS made to order. A large supply of all
kinds and sizes on hand and tor sale at Die
prices. A IIearse is always ready at hand. Dwell
ing House next door 10 warehouse, where calls
vii. be attended to at all hours of the night.
jylS-5m
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TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.

lust RECEIVED, a full assortment OF Carringe
~ and Buggy Trimmings, viz:
Broad and narrow Coach Lace;
Worsted Tufts and Fringes;
Silver, brass and iron Bands:
do, do, Jap'd Props and 8:
Apron Hooks and Rings;
Stump Joints, Butt Hooks, Rain DO.
Carriage Knobs, brass and Jap'd;
Hub nails, cap nuts, Lace tacks;
Sock Lights, silver, brass and Japd;
Malleable Castings OF every description used
about carriage making
Carriage bolts sxlt. !xi, tx2, 4-l5xi, TO 5-l6 by
5irch. &c; &c. For sale low by
BABCOCK BROTHERS.
nov5 Main Street.
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PIANOSI PIANoSll

C, The subscriber wishes inform the cit
SAIgSZens that he has again arrived ano located
49, himself here, offers for sale Stodaii& Uun>
hams Piano Fortes which are considered bv The
most judges, 20 be The best in the United States
the almost universal preference given TO them by
purchasers is proof that their excelenre is sp>
precinted.
Mr.. 5. will also be prepared TO receive pupils at
the Piano and Guitar, WITH thorough instructions
tor the voice
TEENS For instruction with the use Of the Pr
ano. sl4 for "a lessons, Without the use OF the
Piano, Sl2 for "a lessons payable the end OF the
first twelve lessons.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
g.. q. STEIN
Professor of Music.
RTResidence at Mr. Chadd's
Pianos be at the book store OF E. II.
Hoo d e. Co., and At my residence.
June 4-d2w-wly
or Henderson Kentuckisn Will copy to the
amount of two dollars. and send bill To this Office
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Sy35. yy4 SO
tUpon 3OO9 Policies now in force issued prior to
January LIST 1919 Except term policies issued since
May tst, l84S) the Directors have declared dv-
dend OF 80 per cent on the premiums paid at the
bic rates, being the profits OF 1913.
The Directors having paid the losses that have
occurred and reserved the sum of 1916 800 a. and
the additional of 5000 900 of declared profits
as required by the bylaws, have crnered The pay
ment OF the first and second dividends tbeing those
declared the LIST of January iS47. and LIST Jan
1S4s); those holding scrip 10 be paid on and afte
March list, 1850; at which time the Interest is to
cease, Those whose dividends have been placed 10
their credit to receive the with interest by a
credit on their notes sthey mature
C.. GILL, Actuary
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NEW BOOK STOPE.

l. Evansville and surrounding country. that
they have opened and complete stock Of
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C., and arcp .pared
to wait upon all who may favor them with a call
We have constantly on hand valuable and ex-
tensive collection OF School Books. Also, Blank
Books OF every description. Writing. Wrapping
and Printing Paper.
A general variety Of all kinds of English, French
and American Stationery.
A large and well selected assortment of Miscel-
laneous Books.
Our arrBgemenns are such, that we shall receive
by Express, every two weeks, new Boob $, as they
are issued by the Eastern Publishing Houses; oil!
of which will be ssld ~ Wholesale ana Retpil, as
low as thy can be bought either in Louisville or
Cine matt and no mistake
Call and examine our Books
T. ii HOOD e. CO.,
Main ST. one door below Morgan&Keens.
Eransp,Le. May "a III, 1851
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LARUE COUNTY, KT., June 6, 1850
For the sake Of the suffering community
take this opportunity to make known the great
cure performed on me, was badly afflicted
with Erysipelas and was cured by the use OF
]. W. Browns Mixture in few days.
SARAH JACKSON.
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no NE W YOaK I'M AS TEOUns, PROM


Cincinnati uia Little Miami, Xenia and Colum
bus, and Columbus ana Cleveland Railroads.
Two Daily Trains-mornlng and evening.
On and after the opening OF navigation on Lax
Erie passengers by tie express train Will Leave Gin
cnnatl IN the morning, arrive at Cleveland same
evening, and proceed TO Buffalo On the new, low
pressure, first class steamers, EMPIRE STATE
and BUCKEYE STATE, arriving at Buffalo next
morning in time for express trains tor Albany ar
irving at Albany in time Tor evening lines OF steam
boats, and arriving in New YORK next morning, ma
king 45 hours through from Cincinnati to n. York.
H-Passengers leaving Cincinnati by morning ex-
press train, will sleep first night steamer North
River feeling fresh fer business on arriving at n.
YORK as when leaving their homes.
9yNo extra charge for Meals or State rooms on
the Boats in connection with this line.
Passengers by evening train can stop over night
at Columbus, capitol OF iio,) or proceed directly
through, as may suit their convenience.
The Roads of this route are new and laid through
out with heavy rail; and no exertion will be spared
to secure the safety and speed of travellers.
Steamers leave Cleveland daily Tor DunKirK De-
troit, Mackinaw, Chicago, AM all the principal
points on the Lakes.
0JFor allinformation and through'TicEets, please
apply at the office, east side of Broadway first door
north of Front, Cincinnati.
| feb2l-d6m' z. w. STRADER, Agent.
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CERTIFICATES.

do hereby certify, that my hand was afflicted
with Tetterworm-that | nad lost the use of il
almost, and tried every thing could hear o.
without cure, until | procured some of j. w
Browns Mixture, which cured it in two applica
tons. JAMES WARWICK.
November IL, 1919.
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This is to certify; that my hands were so badly
afflicted with letter Worm, that could nor use
them and was cured by w. Browns mixture
in one week. therefore recommend 1t 10 the
world without fear OF contradiction
JAMES Ii COX.
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LATEST RECEIPTS.

LATEST RECEIPTS.
DER Sims Bay sIate and Industry
il 1900 bbls FLOUR of the most superior Wa
bash brands. from lafayette and Attlca:
Per Alex Scott and Lexington:
$50 Sacks Coffee:
Pew Gen'l Lafayette:
100 bbis superior Nolasses;
ALSO-A lot of London Porter in pint and
quart bottles All of which is offered for sole, cor.
ner of Water and Vine streets. oy
je6 ALLlS HOWES.
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New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. 8. ANDERSON,

ION First street, first door bcir1o Post Office
II AS Just received, and is now opening a large
j. i assortment oil fashionable gooGs, suited 10 the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, consisting in part OF blk
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French, German & American Cloths,
twille aud plain Also, great variety OF
OvercOatiugs,
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 latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and Valentines
plain Silk Velvet Vestings, figured and plain blk
Satin and Silk do,
TaiiOrs, Trimmings,
OF every descriptions super wool Innings tor over
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges, mohair lrs-
tres, &c.
Gr1he attention of ny customers and the public
generally, is invited to 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 In
the very best manner, and warranted 10 hf.
dec4-tf
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

i dmeS Gs JONES and JameS T.. blythe,
II, Attornies at Law, Evansville, Indiana, have
associated themselves partners the practice OF
the Law, and will continue to practice in this and
tie adloining counties, and in the Supreme and
District Court. They design turnirg their att-n
tion particularly to land law. In short time they
viii = prepared to EiYe.in few minutes, an alb
ssct of the title to almo any lot in Evansville
IT'S enlargement, or in Lamasco, together with
professional opinion as to the title, il desired.
iy25 d&wtf
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BosToN, Nelson County, KY, Dec. 1919.
do hereby certify that ! was attacked very
badly with Erysipelas. and was cured by the
use OF ]. w. Browns Mixture ia )ne day.
THOMAS PEARSON.
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PETERSBURG, Nov. Z. 1919.
This is to certify, that my niece was badly
afflicted with Scald Head and that J. w
Browns Mixture cured her in a short time.
SARAH II. TROUTMAN.
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CUPERIOR TEAS...Just received. choice
= lot ofGunpowder, Young Hyson and Pouchong
cas- pu tup for the convenience OF Families, in 5
lbs. 2 lbs, and h. pacI ages. for sale low, by
Mayl SHANKLlN & REILLY
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A SUPERIOR Family Carriage of the best
II Philadelphia make. for either one or two
horses, tor sale st very low price by
iyl4 J. IL. MAGHEE g. co.
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PETERSBURG. Nov. 7, 1919.

PETERSBURG. NOV. !, Ie49.
do hereby certify that my hands were so eff
fected with letter Worm, thai it was with great
difiic ulty that / could use them-and was cured
by ]. w. Browns mixture in a few DAYS.
WARREN L. w. TROUTMAN.
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JoHN LAVAL, ALBERT BECK.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

UNNECESSARILY inform the citizens w
C6CEvansyille and vicinity, that they .
have just arrived here with large and we'll seec-
sed stock Of al the different kinds OF Drugs and
Medicines, which they will sell at their stand on
Main street, one door above John M. Apps Gro
Gerry Store, at the most reasonab bic prices.
They will always be ready to put up Prescrp-
tions in the most sKllfui manner, and at the
shortest notice. The Senior member of the firm
having been regular Student at the Univer-
sity OF Jena, Berlin and Dresden, in Germany, has
received the atterng testimonials his skill
as Pharmaceutist.
CI6ers from the Medical Profession will be CRATE
July received and promptly filed.
Nay i3-3m LAVAL g. BECK.
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MEDICINES.
az. suTLIFFE ..H. A. HUGHES ....T. III, M'ALLIsTEs
McALLISTER'S
Concentrated Extract of Ginger

TOR DYSPEPSIA, GOVT, RHEUMATISM,
e Cholera Morbus, &c, &c, was introduced TO
the public the last year. and has acquired high
reputation for its efficiency in these and other az
feetions. From its valuable properties as highly
diffusibe stimulant, il proves itself useful in ban.
ishing the languor and lassitude which affect the
residents of Southern climate during the oppres-
civ, heat Of summer, while il is entire tree from
che injurious effects of alcoholic stint liant
McAllisters Concentrated Extract Of Ginger
will be found valuable companion to travellers
on the river, who are almost invariably troubled
with complaints Of the bowels, caused by the char
scter Of the water they are compelled to drink and
many a fatal case of DiarrhGa and Cholera may
be traced to this origin. Ii will also prove ex
trsmely beneficial 10 Gout, Rheumatism and Dys-
pspsis, and those troubled with Flatulency and a
sense Of oppression after eang, will find it great
ly to aid and strengthen digestion.
Prepared only by
- SUTCfIFFE, McALLISTER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 524, Main street, north side,
between Sd and 4th, Louivlle; and for sale by the
Druggists throughout the South and West.
krPrice IS cents per bottle. A liberal discount
made to wholesale dealers.
For sale IN Evansville, by
May27daw4ml KELLER e. FARNSLEY.
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For sale By KELLER & FARNSLEY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No ii Water
street, Evansville Ind. lie Coy
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nRS. NJ. ]. BRAY & HUGH RONALDS, hav.
u ing associated themselves together, for The
practice OF Medicine and Surgeryin all its branches,
wsuld respectfully Inform the citizens of Evans
willie and vicinity, that they prepared to attend
promptly to all calls either in the city country
One OF the partners can always be consulted at their
office onissst. above Man. lmy3 lyrI
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SODA OR MINERAL WATER FOR THE
MLLION!l

In Glass Bottles.-at Wholesale Only!
NNHE undersigned is fully prepared TO manufa
Il tore the above article in quartity and quality
equal to any concerR in the West.
PRICES-For 10 dozen and upwards, IS cts per
doz; Families supplied at their dwellings, at 80 cts
per box--2 dozen In box. Positively no less guam
thy sold.
ap3 edaw4m JOHN FARRELL
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Directors and officers,

Directors and officers.
Robt L. Patterson, Thomas B. Segui
Chas. s. Macknett, Henry McFaran
Lewis c. Grover, VIM. NJ. Simpson
Seth Low, Randall Ii Green
Edward Anthony. Joel w. Condit,
Andrew S. Smelling, Isaac II rockingham
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, Prssidew
JOEL w. CONDlT. Vice President
BENZ. &. MILLER, Secretary
Medical Board Of Consultation
VALENTINE MORT, NJ. d.
JEK. VAN RENSSELAER,, nj, D
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FOR RENT.

4 LARGE and convenient dwelling house, six
n ooms beiow and three above, with out
buildings, &c, upon very reasonable terms. En-
quire OF JOHN X. WILCOX.
iel2 If,
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Assets.

Cash on hand 80. s7.l2o sc
Newark City per cent. Bonds'...... 500
Brooklyn - ....... $4,000
Bonds and mortgages on real estate
worth double the amount looned.... $50. O5i 81
Real estates. ..........-..... 1865 Al
Premium notes drawing per cent in
terest secured by pollcies.... 6052iS 40
Loans on scrip. CO.'S 81
Premiums, premium notes and cash in
the hands OF agents and in course OF
transmission 9.67S IA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALLIS a. HOWES

A RE now permanently located in their new
n building corner of Water and Vine streets,
where they intend TO continue on an enlarged
scale, their usual
Wholesale Business in
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
They have now in store larger better, and
cheaper stock of
IMPORTED LIQUORS
than has ever heretofore beer in Evansville Their
RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT
is constructed on the latest and most improved
plan, and superintended by man who has
had ten years experience in The business,
in New York and Cincinnati. They
therefore falter themselves that they
can furnish either imported or do
mestic Liquors. in quality, no.
where TO be excelled, and at pri-
ces on par with Cincinnati
and Louisville. They
have on hand
A Splendid Assortment Of TEAS.
And thei stock of Coffee, Sugars, Moasses Syr-
ups Rice, Fruits, etc., is being daily enlarged by
shipments from New Orleans. They are deter
mined to convince Merchants from the country;
particularly On the Wabash, Green, and White
Rivers, that Evansville is the most advantageous
place for them to buy Groceries, and will do all
in their power to make it so.
Our friends on Gs cen Rircr will remember that
the steamer Kentucky No. 2 is now ready to com
mence her regular trips, exclusively from Evans
vile, and will, with two other boats engaged in
the same trade make Evansville the most conve-
nient point for the transaction of Green river bus
mess. [dec2Sl ALLIS e. HOWES.
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
SHANKLIN 81 REILLY


RE now in receipt, direct from New York and
~ Philadelphia, very desirable stock of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods which, for quality, price
and sivle are not surpassed in tho market The
following comrrises part of their stock viz
Blk and brown Cloths and Cassimeres;
Saitinets. Jeans, TweedS, Cotronades e. DENNIS;
Fig'd ii and Marseilles Vestings and Linen
Drills;
Brown and bleached Shirtings, Sheetings and
Irish Linens;
Tickings, Manners stripes and checks;
Has lis English and American Prints and Nan
keens;
Berage DeLain-s. French Lawns and GiDghams;
Fig'd Swiss, embd Jaconeis, BeIages and Pop
Inns;
Blk Gro DeRhine and cold Silks:
Silk and Cotton Hankerchiefs; Silk, Wool and
Berage Shawls;
White, pink, green and blue Mosquito nettings:
Table Cloths, Table Corus, Crash and Scotch
Diapers;
Fashionable Bon-ets, Bonnet
Panama. Leghorn, p .suopons 4. e,s.,...
2 HATS -an, Braid aud Palm .;eai,
Unable Moleskin, Russia and Californ;.
Hats; ~ ny "'a
Silk and Cotton Psrasols; Silk, Ginsbam and
Cotton Umbrellas; T--.i,@1.
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Edeings, Trimmings, .
&c, &c.
"A general assortment of Dry Goods. Boo,s ana,
shoes, Hardware, a. c., selected for This msrkef
and will be solo at the lowest prices for AN ~.
produce SHANKEIN T. REII'Tv oF
May 18th, 1851
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i EATHER a. SHOE TRIMMINGS
IL 30 doz French and Phil. Cal. Skins;
10 doz Tampco Boot Morocco:
IS doz do and Madras French Morocco;
90 doZ do do Goat do;
so doz Pink Innings
60 doz fancy Topping;
20 doz Cariso Kid;
10 doz colored Morocco;
doz English Kid, black and white;
10 doz Binding Skins;
600 yds black and cold Lastings
400 yds do do French;
5000 YES Shoe Duck. Drilling and linen;
1000 pcs black and colored Galloons;
$500 gross do do Laces;
60 do Boot Webb;
With various other articles of shot goods, all for
sale ut very low prices.
l. O.. WEBSTER & CO,
mh2itf Corner 9Th and Lodge sits, Cin'ti.
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BROW CLOTH.

= CASES Brow 4 Cloth received this day, and
- for sale by JAS. Low g. Co,
jyll All Main ST., Louisville, Ky.