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PIastern.
Shernlan's Poor Mans,
Allebaais' do. do.
Do. India Rubber Back,
The Improved Poor Mans,
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
knapps Indian,
Whites Machine Spread
CStrengthening,
Whiting's Strengthening,
kidd'e Imperial,
asniok'a Royal.
Liniments.
Hunts Hayes,
Buffers Bone and Fever,
Davis's Horse, Scians.
Barune's Lotion,
Hewes',
Tooth Passes.
shsrman's Compound o
Tooth,
Thompson's Aromatic Tooth.
Juice lUulUdCne.
LozenGes.
Shermap's Cough, Worn
CamphOr,
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
Drops.
Solom0n's TOothache,
Sherman'a ToOthaehe,
Willinms' Toothache.
Miscellaneous
Thom's Extract,
Winer's Arcanum Extract,
Cartsr'e Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
vaughn's Dithontriptfc,
OsgOod q Indian Chologcg1a.
Hsisey's Forest Wine,
Mrs. Hayes Dys'y Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen's Indian Veg. Rem'v.
Row0nd's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tincture,
Davis Depurative Extract.
!ayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
yayne's Calminatiys,
RCwand,s CaIminativs,
Balm Columbia,
upham'e Pile Electuary.
Jones' Chemical Soap.
Crumpton's Balsam.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Mrs. Hayes Eye Water
Perry pavis's Pain Killer.
Jones. Hair Restorative.
Jones' Lily White,
aeal's Hair RESTORATIVE.
Soda Powders, Coloanes.
Meen Fun,
Cireassian Balm,
Balm of Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid.
Eailey's Shaving Cream
Taylor's Shaving Cream
Bartine,s Hair Lotion,
Hart's Remedy for Fits.
hamotte's French Remedy,
Bailey's Mead Syrup,
Balley's Sugar-coated Cap's
Bagle's Hyperion Find.
WheeleT's Teaberry Tooth,h.
jones' Nectar,
DayaI's Anodyne Cordial.
Balm OF Thousand Floweys
Barnes' Pile Lotion,
3. fFahnestock's vsrmifugs.
Ivory Paste Blackins.
MaoassaI Oil,
Chinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
TuIington's Balsam,
British Oil. s
Seidlitz Powders,
Harlem Oil,
Extracts, Soaps, etc. etc.
fcine line not mentioned in tn
'quaily favorable terms.
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sbove nass msS " ysaD asss nee ons the
tanning to the EYE Ophthalrna, Of five years ~ s$S
standing. cured in II week., the Tear in the Eye
of3 year, CURED in 70 weeks; man Of this CITY. -
being stone blind months restored to the sight Of
eye in three weeks gentleman who aways used for
% Year,, by using only drop enabled to read the
newspapes without them by candlelght hour after In.
aammaton Of days cvrsd By one stnEls drop: gives
brliancy to the Eye and also strengthens the hight.
:. ~ Nos 1S4 CIRCUS Street and ~ MAGAZINE
Street. ap17 1y
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JOHN BULLS -...
FLUID EXTRACT of SARSAPARILLA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
happiness to the hearts of thousands and daily giving
consolation the afflicted than could be afforded by ali
the wealth in the mines OF California and the world com
strength OF six times mueh pure Honduras Sarsapsa az
any similar preparation made IN America.
PRIcK-sl per bottle or cir BOTTLES tns Is.
has been well established fact for that Saf
saparla, when pure and properly prepared the only
true panacea for all diseases originating from an impure state
Of the blood the use OF mercury Intoxicating drinks evil
BULL FItiD EXTRACT 81 ssf5 .aL
the only preparation before the public that prepared on
strictly scientific principles and OF uniform strength The
Sarsapaa purchased without regard price, and ever
pound being the trictes chemical
tests and s genulneness asceaned before being used
Bull SarsapaTla also contains the Other
and producing the agent the known world
Good Testimony.
The Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio, thus speaks of
1T has equal. The unprecedented sale of Bulbs Com
pound Fluid Extract of Sarsap8ra this city, where il has
been introduced tor the past honhs only very
rant the assertion that purifier the blood it has no
on the agent in this city, Ne
Bear with reader, little longer an dbe CONVINCE ftha
Bulls Sarsaparila is the
1s Wonder of the World!
and that will cure you, matter how long You have beer
What Or. Owen Druggist and Apothecary of ,sver,,
years standing, says about Bulls Sarsapahlla:
Mr.. John Bull-Dear Sir: have been foI ssve,,
years severely afflicted with Mercuria Headache and dull
the day. especially the prepared BY different
But all to little advantage until CHANGED to
meet with three bottles which gave me more relief
than all the Others combined. 7f
therefore take pleasure in recommending your Savanna
lila to the afflicted community superior article
Very respectfully, j. II. OWEN, M. D.
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COSTIV R6S;
ca, oonsTlPATIoN OF THE BOWIE
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

the sures safest and most certain remedy this disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. and even a,e
oil the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at office with asonahent upon their faces stain.
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
OF their bodies near the bowels and that copous
had resulted fromit Thsresult will always follow athofouR
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowels when they are cos
tive Let the experiment be tried It is perfectly safe a.t
In no instan. soan the Pain Extractor DO harm.
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OF Urine involuntary discharge thsso sad fos ihsxs.
prOs0o0n Of the sysem-n9 matter WHISTLER the rasph
nneIsn ioagse causee produced by eguarty, ness
enscs on the human flame. Pesons all weakness and assl
saae rom taking at become robust and full Of energy
ns Of The dsmals frame. which the great Of
nature TO exhibit certificates of ours performed but we car
asure ne eiote that hundreds Of have been epoe
~ Th9usands of GASES whsye families have been without
SnidISn ss uins few bottles 81 this invaluable medicine
nave been bleaed with fpe healthy oflpyIna
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LN2s<J Warrants %
p u n G H A 8 z ID OR 10 + e ID |,

AW1eN tVN1'fN2lES
PU n G H A z ID OR LO A r e ID |.
a.t
II Act Of 08h SeDembe, 1asf, n, 11,h Fah,narv \ !
1877 nav Obtain Ire highsst cssh nro. Nv mainr Az
pcstion to he undersIgnei Tboss mi disnnsea "a Nj
se nav have theS WaI,snt. lcassd on tSs "hoicest III
publio Isnds snd nssonsi nssa a.d ~ a ~ 49,,
srd Io"asd ~ snpiv;r. 'aoe Vi eacn uAc' Vi
sui9 SToNE& WALvORTH "a Teboupouasst.
GAnnTFpy s,ropE g. = D.------
SHN1 : Z go, = OAsI---SMlI ~ Dhofhhh,
a. ~ and a CeM.on street. New Orlsan5 So
sslod q , ncsy ~ m1 ~ cSmpsee snonment OF
c,s;rsn :. N'''' s''' ~ '"s So"e"etn w eom-
@ nan Soo vaneues q Engh9h. Amer
gag, ioiam1qn Mexiean ana Side Saddles
flIdisS H,,Sis y;rrs n ~ sSsl
81: :l;s ss, ssa Ls'thsr' Extra. Kes. Hitch Rsn''
m HIAkNEss1Coaeh. Gig and Buggy Harness.
nray and WAGON Saddle Hames Bi.d BRIDES and
r. THiuNvk w. Trunks. Travelling
IA fis,.S 49, sAu Sssp0' nAss' Gil s's'es
lSADDIERY HARDWARE. sADDi.ERa nan
sysIs ShTG III m BINDINGS OF
~ Hsna and NH ~ Hans gyds sols
sides and Hide Pate ii thsrs Al ali ansiits AMI in
Bag Hides and Sidse: PadSkina. V0oi sSf;ns. Hne ns
Goat and Sheep Morocco; Calf Slim LINING and Ee,
Skins, oil eoOfs and oualties Cham0is and 3ok skins
Lace Leather; Buffalo Robes, etc. '
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Also the Patent Stretced
I~Ask n.-1 NJ
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Ice! zce!! oxc2!!! .z4aa
STAFFORD. u co, Wholesale and Retail
y Dealem ICE, No. New Lsvee NewOreans.
10. (lFdeM Hespectfnlly noloIed. {. snQa auo
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MEDICAL CARDS.

DR. CICERO BAAKEE, office corner Carroll
- and Pesddo strsss. opposite the Caroaon Railroad
~ b. Bsskss will hereafter pay particular attention to
office Practice OILS BIN
nR:. LOCKWOOD has recovered from his late
o;. No. s B b s sSs 2 ., Ssnd to his medical u
nR. GEO. KELLOGG, Homeopathic Physi.
y clan. Office Al Perddo street. jy3
nR. J. F. SEGUIN, office at Thomas Rankin's
Dr1g Store, corner Camp and residence
l1o Gravler ssleet. seat oosnes Of Raionne. mya
DR. A. H. NICHOLSON, Office No. ITO ST.
Charles street residence No. 165 Carondelet st. apis
nR. J. s. COPES--Office and residence, 444
Y Magazine street. second door above Edward. do ~
DR. s. FENNER devotes particu. -
= lar attention to the treatment ofDIsEAsEsl e
OF THE EYE. Office, 1853 Gravier street, op. -
posite the Varieties d. Gun o.
HOMEOPATHIC PhYSICIAN--JAMEs G.
II BxLDEN. N. D.. 10 Carondelet street. iaSSd&w
MEDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who
TspSsa ' Ssss as
s"s.. Liver Gompsn. Pssc:.its. and at he n
on. ss II t.. Medical M o.ss1 - fs'f
saIsn, Wit; to The Charity Hospital and the number Of
abs him to understand many diseases peculiar the
South and facilitate their and all veneria diseases,
S Sss ss
n Office No 80 PuILIpPA STREET. between Poydras and
DR. LocKwooD's sP.elr1o. certain cure for syphilis.
SS g Ss Be-
any Of the United States The greatest sscresy will be
observed in all cases
lw- Office hours from A. M to NJ. o8 1yos
DRUGS AND HEMICALS-The subscri-
- bes offer for sale BY the package ony-Sulphate Of
Quinine Acid. Acetos Tartaric and tinc; Bermuda Ar
aibe, EPSON salts Refined Camphor. Cream Of Tartar,
SSS and
ri: and Can,hadds: African Cayenne Esppsr
sorts SIENNA, East India and Alexandra Salt Of Tartar fresh
Turkey Opium, Gum Kind, Gum Myrh, Sugar Of Lead.
indigo Copperas. Alum Crystal and birthstone, -four
roll; Dupont's Refined Sapeire Sa!eratus. Ammonia,
Carbonate and Aqua Spirits Of Ntre Chordes Of Lime and
Cod Live, qi E1.IsGts Of GoIoeynh, RhuSarb Russia,
ghine Snphate Acetate and Muriate Suychnine Hydide
Potasa Iodine resublimed Chloroform Lunar Caustic
Prussc Acid Ioddes Of Arsenic Lead Iron, Sulphur etc.
splphnts and Oxide IF Lme Tannin; Tartar Lmec. and
large assortmen, Of Drugs and Chemicals generally.
% E. J. HART Co, 70 Tchoupouas street.
~ + n T Z A
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skAT HHRU N .

This certi6e, that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rhegm Of thirteen years
DURATION and for War These fierce diseases nave been al
be nodopb but this Medicine has al the virtues that The
vation added the respectable testimonials in its ayo
by others gho used ii in recurring immediate relief
do cseruly recommend to the attention ctte afflicted
the OF this invaluable sslve =, >,, ...-.
Buffalo. NJ y. hOSW ELL GGAPin
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DOCyOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR

rs regular graduate of Natures wide Eota z;o
Garden and common Sense Medical College. and hss
made the study OIL Herbs his profession for thirty Year, ad
daily cures more patients than other physician In New
Oreans. y l. hn.lI -,.a4
~ Once houn from O'Clock "A. n. till O'Clock N.
- All ORDER enclosing -, postpaid. will be thankfully
received and psnotually sttspded a
Third Municipality. New Orleans, ~ ~ -
my13 If WK. F. FRYER, Indian Doctor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-18

How we all admire clear beautiful white skin and rosy
cooed cheek How often do persons possessing
TINS aesderaum devouty be wished resorng TO cos
meucs ons, washes, paints and coong materials 10 re-
store 10 Them sembance of that which disease has deprived
them o. and that often times, with manifest injury TO
me skin The fact is Bulls Sarsapara the cosmetic
true pInepe, not by coating the surface poisonous or
deleefous matter which to close the and che
natural perspaton, but by removing every particle Of Bill
lou morbid and diseased matter from the blood making the
same pure healthy and vigorous giving activity every mi
mute vessel and changing the yellow, dark saow con
tenance TO the bloom and freshness Of youth II ladies
geneay could be apprised and of this fact they
would abandon the use Of all paints mixtures and lotlons
and use the only efiecua remedy "A word to the wise is
sufilelent," and hint is enou Oh Tor the ades - "
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ray DALLKY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.

felt immediate wherever it touched me, and begged
life seemed invest me- To remove the burning and
in the chest made Pills of it, and took them which
soon cured me. my life your valuable Extract,
being as strong and have been ever nge early
h the year l643 TO KERZlA FRENCH.
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~ All articles In the Med ,
catalogue will be supplied on
my21
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for incpiens C9nsumpton. Brennsss PoIapsus Uis or
Eslns Of the Womb. GestiycnS3, Riss Ieaehonh0a os
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Better Testimony
Iaan ioas offered in Jacor of any Medicinal
FROM DR.. JAMES M. MOORE.
Mr. John Bull have hesitation in saying that be-
heve your Saapara to be the best article manufac
cutaneous and glanduar affections having used il with enr
SUCCESS IN 2 number Of the above cases..
Louisville, Dec. Is, ls47. JAMRs M. MOORE,
[ More Testimony from DR.. Moore.
Mr.. Joan Bul-l am using your Sarsaparla m several
new cases OF Scrosua. and with happy effect am now
confident Is one 81 the most ecaGo9: medicines that can
Winchester. KY. February l, 1875. ~" u
Testimony like the following renders uperuou. all fo,b
comments upon the effcac s.;is. All 'uf'hef
Fsoas DR.. L. P. Yandell, Professor of Chemityy
IN the Louaspiits Medical ColLeos.
ihave looked over the list of ingredients oomposn. Jobp
Bll compound Extract of Sarsapara and have M ss
tuoa IN SAYING that they form safe compound and one
sna. Meu n ehSnc diseases to which applicable
What Dr. Pyles Physician BY appointment of the Loui.
WIG MATHIS Aio'p'uii, says Of Bulls SarsapaIila:
LOUISVILLE, March 30, 1919
nave examined the prescruon for the prsparaton of
sonh oun caisapanla and believe the combination To he
an excellent one and well calculated produce an Alternative
impression on the system. have used both In public and
Il ~ n and think the best article Of anaps.
Resident the Louisville a m HI o,n,,
This medicine is daily graphing with disease through the
western country, restoring blooming health and yOuthul
siEof ne ncH and aflcsd-nay those that sevousy
Ceflncata are teeminf from all drsctcns from
nan Of uuth and Oh moral nandas placing t. iron il in
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e Unsd 4taHs Life and Trust Compsnyol
tc yaa.d consideration, assumed and have
ssEeby beens sPonsible for I'll D. obgaons due
ass:ss oos sas s;n. from fcie..s Of Issued y
e 81 Of 4eeb prsen tlatD and vn coutnue 70 renew al
rcc:s 47 M due, the tsrns set forth IN the tariff
q e-It~f4 lst-
The Pscy hp5err Of uaua Life insurance Com
pany pqnana respectfully 40
Camp s vhes q shs anaisned win be
hibtsd
dsssd ssssatli !. TT yOsHuA BALDWIN,,
gffSdduna Guuthssn Mususl Company.
s- sss~sss j ! r9f7E lga oENljA aiN FLOAANCE,,
oil 2a Aren't u. q Liz nsuracs Company Philadelphia
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:. p,-L r Tg, MI John 4. .Amf4e, Erarg1st.l
and Tn ~ jan ~ lsi7Fhe Syrup OF Wild Chery
ai nus given greai satsacc hose VIM have ussd
knew oil one Instance OF permit. mi 1u,e eli As,hms
i q peaf e''''' Wv '"iH w seh al 'ei
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For Eryspeas this PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
other remedies mag make the disease disappear ior s
Tine, but 1t s driven and will reappsar in the
some other place. The Pain Extractor however DR.
and completely removes the cause OF the dseass defects
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The Washington Monument |!

Il HE subscriber has been appointed Agent
! tor the co lection OF funds for IN, Washington
Monument. The corner stone of this Monument
was laid on the 4th ct July lS4s, since which the
worS has been pressed with great energy ant is now
upwards Of 80 feet in height. 1t is intended to be
$40 feet in heght-higher than any other edltlce in
in the known world aud To be ;uIlt entirely by the
voluntary contributions of the American people
Nearly every State. and many Societies, nave fur
n;shed each block, as a memenio To be incOrpora.
ted in the structure. The site occupies space OF
about thirty acres, granted by Congress. 1t is in
view Of Mount Vernon, where now repose the
ashes of the immortel Chiei.
Each contributor 10 The amount OF One Dollar. or
upwards. will be furnished with a splendid en-
graved certificate, exhibiting n view OF the naked
Obelisk. and also of the Monument complete, with
the Pantheon, signed by Elisha Whitllesey. gen.
eral agent: and countersigned by H. Taylor Pres
nd Geo. Watterson, Sec'tv Of the Washington Mon.
umc mt Association.
We hear great deal about patriotism and vene
ration Tor the memory OF Wash'ngton-here Is al
opportunity to show dollars worth of il.
w BROWN BUTLER.
Evansville, March 20, 1851.
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pERENproRY SALE OF DRY GOODS
on SIX MONT6S CREDIT.

"AWS, LOCo WUOD IL Co. Will sell al their
III Auction room. No. l59 Main St, Cincinnati'
on Wednesday, April l6, 1851. at o'clock
800 pkgs of Foreign and Domestic Dry Oooos,to
close consignments, preparatory TO building their
new store. This sale will comprise large and
very desirable stock Of sonable Dry Goods; suit
able for Spring and Summer sales. to which the
attention of the public is especially invited, among
which will be found Rich Glsci silk Popins, chan.
reabIe Piait do do. chaugeable black and colo, ed
Lustres, rich Thibet Shawls, embroidered and 1igh
coIorcd do: striped de LANES, rich hg'd de Lnnes,
fine Bareges and silk Grenadines, foulard Silks,
Painted Lawns, Ginghams, French Prints; blk blue,
brown and green cloths, black and fancy CASH
meres, Satiiuetts, Drab Etes, Cottonades. Irish
! linens, brown French Linens, Pongee ftddfs, b X
silk and fancy cravats, silk and satin vestlng,
brown damask Table Cloths Swiss Mpll and Jac-
onet Muslins. Patent Thread, Spool cotton, tapes,
pins, needles, agate buttons, canvass padding, sus
penders hosiery, gloves, tickings mariners STRIPES
calicoes, wor tied serges, &C.
ALSO-l0 cases Fancy Prints;
10 do Bleache1 Muslins;
10 DE- Ginghanis;
10 bales TlckiDgs, ass'td Nos
Will be added,
30 pcs Carpet;
SO pcs India Mating;
SO cases Boots and Shoes.
HAWS, LOCK WHO'D & CO, Auc'trs
.n7-It No I59 Main street, Cincinnati.
'Cin Gazette.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

lanes G.. Jones and James T.. Blythe,
u Auornies at Law, Evansville, Indiana, have
associated themselves as partners the practice OF
he adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
District Court. They design turning their att-n.
lion particularly TO land law. In short time they
viii be prepared to give. few minutes, an alb
OF the title to alme any lot in Evansville
enlargement, in Lamasco. together with =,
professional opinion to the title, IL desired.
iy25 d&wtf .r. .... -.rI,,.i,
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NOTICE TosToCKHoLpTRs.

TIVE Stockholders Of The Evansville lnsuranss
Company at their office, in Evansville. 1--WE dollars
on each share ct stock. upon which that amount
has not teen heretofore paid, and to secure BY
mortgage Oh real estate TO the acceptance Of tn,
directors, all stock not heretofore secured bv mort
gage on real estate and should any stockholde5
who has not heretofore paid FIVE ,llars on eact
hare of his stock fail to pay the same within ihi,
ty days from and after the first publication Of IN
notice. or should any stockholder wha has not her
tofore secured by mortgage on real estate any she
shares of stock held by him, fail TO secure .
sum w;ein thirty days from the first publication
of this notice, such failure to pay or secure y
work forfeiture of the share or shares, of ct
upon which the failure shall have occurred-Bl.
mortgages can be had n, the Office of the Comra-
By order OF the Directors. a.tll - OF
JOHN NJ. STOCKWELL, Pres~t
john INeiE JR.. Sect'v Pro Tenn. n~.1 srr =
Evansville. March 10. 81 -fniJ -rf
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mhj13nwiy
TAVERN STAND.

THE undersigned having rented the MANSION
L HOUSE, So well known Arthur's Tavern,
il New Harmony, most respec' fully invites the
travelling community 10 give h. m call, as every
m ans shall he used to make all comfortable that
patroniz. him. The House is commodious and well
furnished in every respect The stable is large well
provided with provender, and careful hpstler al
wavs in attendance. LIS BOHEMIAN.
New HARMONY, March 81, 1851 -a,3w3m
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
L. g. E. WIN,
Main St. I'd door below Third, Louisville, Ky.
nv T. ore recei ing our spring and summer goods
w making took iuil and well asso rted l. arl
OF which consists Of
Ito bales ~, ; 4 and o. brown Cotton:
30 do Sd, 7-S and Al Ticking;
80 do brown and blue drillings;
10 do 81 aud Al OSnaburgs;
% do Shrting and Stripes;
lUO cases new style Prints;
30 do beached Cotton;
20 do do Drilling;
ID do Coitona1e and Deuims;
do black and fancy Lawn;
10 do solid and piald Ginghan;
10 do blk and cold Cambrlcs and Selcias;
do apron and shirting Check;
) do Irish linens and Hollands;
do French slate Linen;
81 p'ces blac and f,ncy Cloths;
$50 do do and fancy Cashmere;
30 do Sa,inet, rwede and jeans;
loo do Drap d'Ete aud Queens cloth;
$50 do black and fancy lustres;
I5 do new sty.e Nous d'Laincs;
125 do silk, satin and cotton Nestings;
% do do and worstrd SergeS;
600 do Cambria, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin ;
1900 do Bonnet, Cap and Mantua Ribbnns;
1000 dozen cotton hose and gloves
100 brown and beached tabe-cloths;
Camets, chambreys, DankeeDs, wadding, diapers;
wool and cotton flannel; canvas; padding. silk and
cotton veivets, velvet cord; hite and black nets:
bareges; grapes; laces; bindings; kid gloves Ian
caster quilts; umbrellas; parasos; silk and cotton
cravats and Ina nd kerchIet; combs; suspeuders
thread; buttons: needles. Nc. All of which we will
sell cheap. We Iectuily invite the attention OF
oar ola customers and country merchants genera
ly. lmhl9l2awIl L. ~ L. SLEFIN
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TO COUNTRY MEHCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

3OO do pump sole hip Boots lex lg' I'M at S22' oO
JI0 doz do No Zip Boots al. ........ 2l.OO
lO0 pairs fine INIT ition stitch Shoes. 1.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair ut Boots per week, keeping one hundred and
seventy five hands employed, md fill orders at
any time at the shortest notice Country Dealers
will find il saving Of from 20 25 per cent to buy
IN ,ir stocA the manufacturer, Instead oil paying
the merchant S25 per case for the same Kind Ut
Boots that We sell for S2l. We are now supplying
Ot the largest dealers in st. Louis and Louis
vile, and have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction, and all goods
sold by warranted TO dO so. Dealers, by calling
at No Pearl street. or at the mandatory, on the
corner of Sycamore aud Columbia sis, lin Clay
tons building)can examine the goods and Judge Tor
themselves The above prces are rs low as the
same kind of boots can be bought in New Yorr or
Boston. We are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
As it is idle and delusive hope tor large profits
the general diffusion ol in diligence, and the easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trade on the oil basis IL small sales and large prot
its. utterly impossible; therefore We have adopted
the motto, large sales and small proilts believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw large
share OF The trade which has usually gone East to
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 to ~ per ceht to
the Country Merchant.
9rLeather bought al all times Tor cash or taken
in exchange for boots or Shoes.
FILLEY s. CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati, Nov. 25.-Iebl0ol.lyrdaw