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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-24

@yy. There can be no doubt, that the "Gi-
ant Of the West" George w. Summers is
bsasen by "little old Joe Johnson" for Gov
ssnor Of Virginia. We will not crow over
fallen foe--the Federal wings are beaten
Tad enough, not only in Virginia, but al
most everywhere. Whiggery is fast sink
ing into inslgnifcance, and the sooner 1t is
gone the better.-Vindicator.
"Giant Of the West" This is an honest
confessional good and true confession
one from which there is no escape through
The door of irony, The intelligent Of both
parties when calmly estimating his abilities
apon another arena, where as the acknowl-
EDGED champion Of the West he made the
mighty men of the East quail under the
force of his intense logic and the fervors
Of a brilliant oratory-then 1t was that the
|intelligent of all parties pronounced GEORGE
IW. SUMMERS to be IN fact The "Giant ofthe
INVEST"
"Deaten by little old JOE JOHNSON.
What fact for history What a common
sary upon party What an insight into
The victor first obtained his
soubriquet at Staunton-in the midst of a
democratic Conyention-by his friends
land for effect. II was sort Of mnemonic
Device. Without it the name might have
been forgotten. And then, if the impress
;sion could be made that the Wings had done
Ill this with spite and malice in their hearts,
Thy, the persecution itself would bel p on.
And so we had, and still have, "little old
FoE JoHNsoN"-not the distinguished, or
blr, or intelligent Col. JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Il Harrison-that would have sounded aris-
pcratic. What compliments do Democrats
az to the intelligence and discrimination of
be people, They deal with them as chill
= rea.
But says the Vindicaior, 1--WE will not
-ov over fallen foe" So might the Vul-
ire say when gloating around the body Of
C fallen Eagle. Vultures never crow, but
is their delightful task" to pick out the
PES of better but PROSTATE birds. Not crow
how magnanimous The Chanticleer of
Yind'ca'or might flap his wings, if una
; to crow, down > the hic Jccit ofa change
political career, and GEORGE w. SUM
sRs would still be, the "Giant Of the
est"
"Whiggery is fast sinking into insignlf-
pee. and the sooner it is gone the better.
rites stand in Augusta, 20l4 Wing to 1898
snocratic-very much ike sinking INTO
ignihcance truly, ifnumbers are referred
Something more then is intended
nat is it-speak Quit IF the Wing party
bis County is Intended to be insulted
40. 1.-THE Democratic organ speaks the
timents of the Democratic party we
Md like to know it. There is point at
Oh farAearance ceases to be virtue
petty filings of an iudi, Greet Editor may
tolerated and condemned; but If the Oh
of the Democratic party reflects the
ions and feeling Of that party " hisS
mot know it too soon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-24

See o most humorous Poem on the
hee nom the pen of our talented cor
(lsnt .Hans Grillenfenger" In TINS
|r.n, os verse, Hans is inimatlbie'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-24
The hi,a Erodus-TLe DubIia correspondent

4
Of the London Times writes as foows-
'"fhe thinning Of the population proceeds, in
spite of wind and weather. as brskiy as II did In
.he month Of May last. The qusys # Lublin are
Iist now crowded with EN- grants, chiefly from the
western coubies, and the bulk Of lien ut the MOST
wrelched class of he peasaDtry. There are, NO
doubt exceptions hut whole h0Tts Of Inc fooi cIea-
lures who are talking Of shipping here have not
sufficient covering for the journey 10 Liverpool, not
10 speak Of an ocean voyage Of some 5000 miles.
Dundak paper contains the following statement
in reference To the fight Of farmers tom the nor
them countries:
"'An NJ. p. of an Ulster county, passing
through this town last week, stated that The Gov
ernmelt were becoIning alarmed at the crowds OF
en,iurants leaving Ireland lie informed the person
with whom he was c0nvesing that the Ministry
will devise some measures early in the next session
to check emigration. II is probable, he said. that
they will pass an act limiting the por's from which
emiyrants shall sail 10 or two, and compel the
owner of each emgrsDt vessel To pay tax VI a 10
E5 for each passenger taken on brsrd.'
The Waterford papers state that The tide Of en-
irration from iha pprl ls brisk as ever. On FIJI
day two steamers lefl for Liverpool, having on
board between then, AGO passengers, and these for
the most part consisting " the 'energeiic and per-
seyerng portion ofihe peasanuy" In addition to
I.al this. an Ulster correspondent OF The Western
Star writes thus:
"Ib my Lastly gave an intinatlon of the extent TO
which emigration from Ulster was proceeding, al
tbough The local journals seem to lave taken vPrv
In, Ie ro,ce ot the matter. have since beard,
f,no Trustworthy sources. sufficient 10 convince ne
,h.t,r same of the landlords do not soon cOme to
anne arap cement with their tenants different from
that when prevails at present, another year VIII
M, paose befJre there IS as gresl an exodus fIom
lister as from v, III own province"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-24

The PsoMrrnsrs.-,rhe President, In bis
Message TO the Seaa!e. "Wednesday, says oil tho
correspondence on The subject will De communicated
10 Congress at the earliest moment al which prop
er regard Tor the public interests VIII permit he
communicates the letter Of !.r. Joseph l.. hte.
c.rinsei cor Tho American Atlantic and pacIhc ohIP
Canal Company describing The affair OF iIHng mp
on the PioHeihpus. and also the Instructions sent
to Commodore Parker. The instructions 10 Cum.
Parker say:
"Whs,ever may have beea the merits OF the
unes,on between The Captain Of the Promett Gus
nd the authorities Of Nicaragua the United States
acknowledge no rights in IhesGoveThmen;, or
vessel Of Great Britain To exercise any police or
SUPERVISION over American merchant vessels in Nc
aragna or elsewhere M, of British domInions."
The Nicaragua Treaty is cited as prohibiting
E.nplanG and the United States mutually from any
dominion over Costa Rca, the Musqni'o Coast. or
any part of Cee,ra America. The Commodore 10
commanded 10 90 Ia San Juan to protect our com:
merce, To infarm The British officer in command Of
II. Nj. naval forces here Of his object, and to noI-
fy The inhabitants that The U. s. will not justify a.
ny failure to pay lawful and paper dues on the
part of their merchant vessels.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-12-24

.Nerico.-A Washington letter in the New York
Journal of Commerce says:
The situation OF Mexico, and our relation 10 that
Country and government, now afford subject OF
much conc ern and interest. Recent letters have
Seen received from Mexico, by his Government.
exhibiting melancholy picture OF tie condition OF
things in that country. Tie government is shan-
doned 10 faction and corruption, and mnst fall into
u,er ruin. President Arisia declares unreservedly
lha, the country must fall into condition Of hope
loss anarchy unless the United States should inter,
nose "a prop il up-hat is, send people into 1t who
,;iI redcem and re- rpanzs us institutions.
NJ The following definition OF the words Cas-
hal and Wing may not be undressing to our es-
ders .s an item of history
The word Csha originated in the reign Of
Cbarles the Serund Of England. fom The initial
le,:srs Of his ministers names Clifford, Ashley,
puckinnhsm, Arlington aud Landerdale. Iha
cord Wing was given 10 the IA eral party 10 Eng
land by the roya,isrs in Cromwell. day. from the
initial letters nf their motto 1--WE here IN Ooa,"
Who n,sld sal tes Wig!
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MORGAN & KEEN.
ALLIS q EOWES

nv HOl ESA l. Dealers in Groceries. Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, Show
els, Powder. etc, ETC., are now receiving their
iI,ntr stock and would respectful, soy TO Mer.
chants Having had experience in he business o.
the West, almost as long as the West has he'd bus
mess, they have thor, ugh knowledge OF tie West
and its wants, guided by which know ledee they
por,ers such articles as will suit the market. and
prepared sell goods on az iavoratle terms as
can be obtained IN louisville of CirciI matt.
To CANAL CoSTBAcToRS.-W Win speoinl view TO
Canal works. they have on hand, and WILDE con.
>tanlv receiving large lots at Spades and Shoves,
BastingPowGer. together with all other articles
calculated To facilitate the toll noursh the body, 70
che er The spirits otour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PIoDCcE DEALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention 10 their YER, large
stock OF Gunny Bags, hieh they will furnish on
terms thnt cannot fail TO please
Nov q. '49-n 2l-ft
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MEDICINES.
- -HATCHITT's
Com p o a n d Extract OF
49,. COHOSHs

TITUS Medicine, heretofore. has been confined al
u most entirely To domestic practice, being known
snly 10 the Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indians With but few
exceptions il has entirely escaped the attention OF
shs.Regular Physician and is altogether unknown
in populous portions Of the country.
lie medical properties are more powerful and va
ried than any other plant known TO the American
Florist. -
IrIsA POWERFUL ToSIc Curing Chills and Fe-
vers of long standing when Quinine and other Ion'
lee have failed.
In pA STIMULUS Increasing the secretions OF
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane, il cures Asthma
Dronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption. r,
IRIS AN ALrERArlvE-having more powerful u
effect upon the Liver than any known vegetable II
cures Dyspepsia Costiveness, Jaundice ami all OIL
tsus diseases.
IRIS AxrrscoRBuTIc-Itb being proved hey ond con,
rsdc,ion that it pM cure Scrotua, Scurvy, and oil
Iiseases caused by impure blood.
Irp DrAPHoRETIc-Curing all diseases OF the
skin, such as Itch, letter, Scald Head, Pleurisy,
Eryspelas, Scarlet Fever, Mea lies, and Small Fox.
II Is DIURETIc AND ENESAGosUE-Curingd diseases
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Hysteria. DeIanged
Nenstruaiion and Chronic Affections OF the Womb
nIt has proved to be unsurpassed as Medi'
cine, for Rheumatism and Govt, Mercurial and Sy-
phnIitic Diseases.
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MEDICINES.
Use HoWn's COUCH CANDY.

certain cure fer Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Wxooping Cough, Bromeh,t's and
all diseases Of the Lmngs likely ." ter
inmate in confirmed Consumption.
THE reputation Of this article is now SO much
j established over the whole south and west as
being the sny medicated candy Of any practical ben
eft that il is unnecessary here TO disc'n' on us mer
its, but merely TO refer OF the many
we have received tor others refer to our pamph-
lets, to be had of any Of our agents:
From Rev Wm: Young late cfthe ~ E. Chnreh' Cin H.
Dear Sir: While laboring under Sc ere colo
from sneak inc in the open air, was handed piece
of your Cough Candy, from the use OF which, ex
pericnced great and almost immediate relief, since
then hav. frequently used il vi th the same bene-
fetal effects therefore feel no hesitation in re-
commenting your candy as certain specihc Tor
VIM. YOUNG.
Sold in packages; 5. 10 and 20c. each.
G. BELL,
J.G HATCHlTT,
Wholesale agents in Louisville,
n9l ROBINSON. PETER Il CAREY.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given iha, peiition viii. be presented
j TO tie next General Assembly of the State OF In
oiara. askir REGAL oi 5" much OF act entitled
- an act IN tlaiion 10 1.anasco City, approved
January Is. no." as Incorporates portion ct a
tract OF la d conveyed by George l.. Jores 10 Wi
Land Carpenter. ~ deed dated llth March, 1913.
ard recorded n lock Z, page 464 Of the records Of
lards # NandeIburgh county, and also portion 81
= Stock wells nargenen, adjoining Evansville. ~
The said land and lots having been incorl GRATED
into he limits OF said Civ without our know ledge
or consent and Contrary 10 our wishes
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JlHN NJ. STtCkWELL,
JOHN INGLE. JR.,
JENKlN Il HUGO.
Evansville. Oct 3. 80 fd&wtfl
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ATTENTION.

lust received by the undersigned at their Auc
- ii IN Room on Water street u very general as
sortment OF Furniture. Chairs Clocks. Looking
Glasses and LOCKING Glass Plates, purchased for
Cash direct from the msnufa curers and consisting
Scroll and plain front Bureaus, be.isteads, Tables
Stands. Desks, Sofas, great variety Of Chairs.
Children and Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, &c &c
Also, general assortment of Dry Goods and a
mined to sell at LOW prices, N to which the pat
ronage OF the public is respectfully solicited.
Regular Auction sales every Wednesday and
Saturday. WOOLSEY & NEIS IN.
N. BIO our friends. who so generously assist.
of The Belle OF the West we tender our grateful nc
acknowledgements w. L. N.
ie6 n
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MEDICINES.
J. w. HRowN's M1xrURE

A certain Cure for Gonorrhea and elect:
A LSO preventive for GonorrhGa and Syph-
n ills. IAN ounce of prevention is better
than pound of cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was
NOT for the nature of the disease. This ha,
stood the test for ten years in my hands. withou.
single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases of many years standing.
which had become changed into the second stage
and were givcnup by the Physicians. Thi
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas, Rirgworms
Tetter-worms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
bling on well three times day.
A fair trial is all that is required to establish
all set forth as cure and preventive.
k-S-Price, 81 so per bottle. liberal discount
TO dealers.
lY- Shake the bottle before using. "a
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Nh " CG[ ~ - w = n Il S66.
M AXE lust In reCUpi OF ITO crates oi ourta
w lmpUri0ilCns, aBuiactirtd expressly Tor
this market. aid eGmI Iisrg ul assortn tni of
Flown E!ue snd Mulberry, i'll DinneT, Tea and
Toilet sets:
White Granite. dc do 90;
Light Blue Printed, do do do;
Common ware If AL descriptions;
Which aodiiion Ia OIL ioimtr stock, and an ex-
tensive assortment of
Cur, PRESSED, and CoLoREp GREEN and FLINT
GLASSWARE.
NJ lakes our assortment c, pie te. which Offered
on a. reasonable terms and at low pnoes can
be found East or West.
Merchants respectfully inried ioca,l aid ex.
amiRe osr goods and prices, et the old stand On
Water Street.
oct29 BABCOCk BROTHERS.
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&935.9e4 g.

&933 .9e4 81
fupon 5000 Policies now in force issued prior -
January Isl 1919 Except term policies ISSUED since
May let, ls4o) The directors have declared a divi-
dend OF 80 per cent on the premiums paid al The TIA
bic rates. Icing tie profits Of is4s.
The Directors having aid the losses that have
occurred. and reserved The sum OF 1876 go H. and
the addilional sum of $500 eco Of declared profits
as required by the by-liws, have oroered the pay
meni oi tie hrst and second dividends tbeng those
decaIed on The LEI OF January is47. and Set Jan :,
o4s); those holding scrip to lie paid on and alter
March is. 1850; which time The Interest 10 10
cease, Those whose dividends have been placed to
their credit To receive The same with interest BY .
credit OH their notes as they mature.
G.. GILL, AcfHary.
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RAILROADS AND PLANK ROADS.

those who 10 not improve the present moments
are bt.pnd the times. have for sale some OF the
best upland in the County. part of which is well
improved. Ii is situate 10 miles due north OF this
city, and near the line OF Railroad The contempa-
ted Plank Road will run through some of this land,
which, with the Railroad, will afford every facility
for taking the produce TO market. 200 acres Of
tered, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
The tarm, known as the fIornbrook Farm, is part
OF the lands low Tor sale.
II the above lands not sold before the fret day
Of July next, they will be sold public auction. OF
which due notice will be given. Title beyond dis
pute. For terms apply 20
p. HORNBROOk, Nam street.
Evansville, March 4. 1850. mis-
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WESTERN MARBLE,

THE undersigned having discovered Quarry OF
fine White Marble in Harrison County, Ind, has
erected steam Mill Tor the purpose Of saving IL
up into Slabs suitable Tor Tombstones, &c. is now
prepared to furnish such articles at about one halt
the price they have heretofore been furnished at.
1t receives q very beautiful polish aud is in every
way equal to the Marble furnished by the Vermont
Quarries have ordered large lot shipped TO Ev-
ansville, which will be here during the conf q
month. Any one needing Monuments, Tomb
stones, Furniture Work of any al every dcscrip
iion, would do well to examine our Western pro-
duction before buying ] have been long engaged
in the business, and call il equal it superior TO
any Marble ever offered in the West
ap23 1nidwtf COL. CROSS.
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TOYY 3IADIES

I WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies that
i have splendid assortment OF Lssting. Mprroee
Goat. and Kid Caters, Slips, walking Shoes, and
fancy Shoes, suiale for pariies &c; also the same
as the shove f Misses, a very neat assortment
Children'S Shoes Of ell kinds | have complete
assortment, and viii. sell low for Cash at my HAT
Store or Main street near the river.
My Lady will ever be present TO wait on the LIE
dies [mh27l A. DEtOE.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

lanes &. Jones and James T.. Blythe.
- Atiornies at Law, Evansville. Indiana, have
associated themselves partners IN the practice of
the Law and will continue to practice i'm this and
the adjoining counties, and in the Supreme and
District Court. They design turning their attn
lion particularly TO land law In short tins they
viii be prepared 10 rive.in few minutes, on alb.
srsci OF the title To amt any lot in Evansville or
Its enlargement, or in Lemascc. together with
professional opinion 80 to The title, il desired.
y25 aGwu
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NOTICE.

FINHE subscribers termed Co-partnership on tn
Il lst inst urder the sty lie and firm OF Morgan
d. Keen for the transaction OF wholesale and re-.
tau Dry Goods bus mess
In add,t ON To the stock of H. Morgan we
have purchased The entire stock OF Oliver Lasd and
viii carry on business at his OLD stand en- Main st
where will he pleased to STE his ilienn, and Gus
TONERS. and all otLeIs who may feel disposed to
extend 10 us their patronage
J II. MORGAN
ISAAC klein,
aug21-tf MORGAN & KEEN.
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Iron, Nails, Chains, &c.

Iron, Nails, Chains, &c.
1GA TONS IRON, from the celebrated Iron
wv Mountain tMo., Works, weld hot or cold;
1000 Kegs assorted Boston Nails;
LOO do Boston Spices. 4 TO 6 inch;
sou pnirs heavy right End b!ued traces;
5 casks log. fifth and calle chains;
2 do English sad iIons, wrought handles;
Ito loAe. aAts;
Anvils. Bellows, Hand ard Slfdge Hammers.
Stool ks aid Dies, strap hinges mill end cross-cu,
saws, tea kettles. curry nibs, files &c; in store
and ter sale at low tariff by
nov2l-tf BEMENT Il ElELE.
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BRANCH OF THE GREAT WESTERN
MARBLE MOkkS.

THE Proprietor OF the Great Western Marble
Works having established branch Of his es-
i'm the town Of Evansville Ind, is
prepared to furnish all who may desire erect Du.
rable Mementoes, over the Graves OF their deceased
friends, with Monuments, T0mbstOnes, &c,
of all description sizes and qualities OF Foreign and
Domestic Marble; and at Lover Prices, than have
ever been offered Yves; OF the Mountains.
Evansville, April %, so. COL. CROSS.
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PETERSBURG. Nov. Z. 1919.

do hereby certify. that my hands We're so eff
fected with letter Worm, that it was with grea
lflio ulty that could use them-acd was curet
by J. W. Browns mixture in few DAYS.
WARREN L. w. TROUTMAN.
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FRESH GROCERIES--NEw ARRIVAL
l UAF, Crushed and brown Sugar:
IL Nos. and Mackerel, in bbs and half do;
No Mackerel, in kits;
No Salmon, in half kits;
Connecticut river shad;
Rio and Java Coffee;
And all other Groceries. Raisins Figs, etc
mills IT HORNBROOK G BURTIS
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LARuE County. KY. June 6, 1850

LARCE COUNTY. NY, June U, lou
For the sake If the suffering community, |
take this opportunity TO make known the great
cure performed on me, | was badly afflicted
with Erysipe!as and was cured by the use OF
J. w. Browns Mixture in few days.
SARAH JACKSON.
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do hereby certify, that my hand was afflicted
with Tetterworm-tha | had lost the use of it
almost and tried every thing | could hear of
without cure until | procured some of J. w.
Browns Mixture which cured ii in two appica-
tons. JAMES WARWICK.
November II, l649.
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This is to certify; that my hands were so badly
afflicted with letter Worm, that could no use
them and was cured BY J. W. Browns mixture
in one week-I therefore recommend ii to the
world without fear of contradiction
JAMES III COX.
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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 J. w. Browns Mixture in ,ne day.
THOMAS PEARSON.
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Directors and Officers.

Robt l.. Patterson, Thomas Segui
Chas :. Macknett, Henry McFarlan,
Lewis C. Grover, VIM. NJ. Simpson,
Seth Low, Randall Ii Green,
Eduard Anthony. Joel w. Condit,
Andrew :. Smelling, Isaac II. Frothin CHA m,
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, Prss,dswt.
JOtL w. CONllT Wee President.
Benz. T.. MILLER, Secrefary.
Medical Board II Consultation.
VALENTINE MoTr, NJ. d.
JER. VAN kENssELAkR, NJ, d
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For sale by J. G. HATCHlTT & CO.,
Whole sale and Retail Druggists, No. IA Water
street Evansville, Ind. lie Coy
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PErERspuaG, Nov. :. 1919.

This is to certify, that my hiece was badly
afflicted with Scad Head, and that ]. w.
Browns Mixture cured her in short time.
SARAH Ii. TROUTMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCELSIOR FyRNITURE
WI ARE R0GM

| OSI received, splvuuIu assortment OF Fur
- niture, consisting of Dress and plain Bureaus,
Sofas Divans, Wardrobes; Centre. Card, Dining
and Bre akiast abies; Candle, Work, and " ash
Stands; Bedsteads. Lou iees, counting room desks,
Presses, tin Safes, Crts, Toilet elias es. chair, oil
all kinds, Madrassts, &c, &c. I'm prepared to
NIL bills of any ali or furnish any article call.
ed tor. at prices Unusually low. Give ne call
and examine my prices. J. p SEWING.
OciS-if
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COLUMBIA FICUR.

(WGrr0ntcd equal 10 81. Loitis Br0n&s.)
FOSTER g. BROWN will receive weekly, di
T. rect from the Mills. a null supply OF this excr
lent -four i'm Barrels and half Barrels. Bakers and
Families can rely on This brand as being 'ihe best
in tie market. A supply in store and for sale by.
jy23 FOSTER & BROWN.