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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22

Mr. Townsend moved to postpone until mex
Monday; carried
II file No ?, joint resolution on the subject
of a grant of land to aid in the construction o
a railroad; being on the third reading
NJ Sells moved an amendment (by way o,
a rider sosaid bill J carried
Mr. Goodson moved to amend by providing
that run BY way Of TT Des Moines.
On motion adjourned,
t3 ..4 Two O'CLOCK
The question being on the adoption Of the
amendment of Mr. Goodson---lost
Mr. Bryant oiferedthe following amendment,
insert via Kanesville. before 9"Council 3luF''
carried. a
Mr. Green of palias Moyod TO amcnias fol.
lows. Bs it further resolved that said road
EN.i:by ysay OF Iowa City
1S 3ls6sF tucycs. To a~s.,rra rs fol ln1.s. "a.
- I = Lai. u 4 Is:sLs.s
ont--lost.
The question then being on the final pas.
sage of the memorial it was passed and title;
agreed to.
Ii II file No. 3. joint resolution asking n
grant of land to aid in the construction of o
Rail Road from Burlington to the Missur
river.
Mr. Folsom moved an amendment by way
OF rider that the western terminus of said road
shall be at Kanesvillc on the Missur river
lost.
Mr. IIaun moved an amendment by way of
rider that said road shall pass through Fort
Des Moincs in Polk County
Mr. Grimes moved the previous Question:
which was ordered.
The question then being on the adoption of
the amendnent--i, was lost came up on second
reading. .r.
The resolution was then passed and title
agreed to.
The Resolution for II r file No S, bill for
act to appoint commissioners to locate the seat
Of Justice of Page county. was passed and ,i,le
agreed to.
Mr. Grimes moved to reconsider the vote on
the Joint resolution in relation to repeal of the
duties on Rail Road Iron. making it the spe.
cal order Of the house on to ,morrow--carried.
Mr. Grimes moved that the State Temper.
ance Society have the use Of this Hal on TO-
morrow eyening-carried.
On motion the House adjourned.
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DONALD M. MCINTOSH.

}TTORNEY AT LAW, CEDAR RAPIDS,
Linncounty, Iowa, will practiceinthed diff
courts Of law and equityin this State;
krovnptly attendton all business entrusted
(; willdcvote particular attention TO con-
nc ing; and would respectfully solicit
Ec of public patronage. Hs
NMny lSlI
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GILMAN FOLSOM,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, IOWA CITY,
IN Iowa will practice in johnson and the
adjoining counties, in the Supreme Court Of
Iowa and in the District Court ofthe United
States.
May, 1851.
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IOWA CITY WEDNESDAY: DECEMBER g. 1852.

a. II z
Also substitute for II 4 me ~. =, oiii io
an act TO locate the seat OF justice W 'he county
] OF Page, read hrst time on mV'ou 81 Mr
I Sharp the I'D rule was suspehaea'sa'o. o''' wa,
read second tune and oruei eu 80 eng ossed
I aud read third time 'o- 'hoi s,
/. Mr. Rice from select aomm''ee Spwhom was
referred the claim oi Joiih noss a''' Vsners made
report favorable to saiu c'asi',an.a
Z MIR Eaton moved 70 ameha 'ne.sgo,' oy ad-
+ t.ing lou coiia's 10 pe paw d. n's S'a'e
I Treasury TO oamaei laws, ,,..l'.sf' hhapP,
David Barker ana .heli oe aPfor-
tonied by the Secretary o. o.a.e;
Gu motion OF Mr uriihes iese;tss @ % .eom-
| mittee OF ways ana heahs. 80. 81, q.
Mr. haun WIN ieaVe las.
y, JOINT resoiu'ion y :
I advocate repeal % uie Wy nR fssstt r oau
4 iron. read hrs. title. 49,, u ts sss ss
Mr. sharp Win leave ln.1oss' IVA. 3otll ss seso-
in,on OF ias!ruesoh 's'ou 'As "a .s''s pssti- =
read lgst time. "A Essss. ssss.sss
lhe following p Ills wers3 al Msllsh
1 nossce sse =! ne9 pesn esysn. ~ s,a a
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Can"o;l "I N .ne name e' ~
r. M. Tl',yi IT u u,, NJ ,e , h;u
f,r -, ot ~ ISL, - - ~ r -, S.} 81
tho coda or Jnwa a. rola,as ~ Conntv .L,lyes
sod nrny;io s''hs,;,,,ta 81 W .o'S' 's1sN
II r F;le Nn . ;oint rasnint'o, an IL. suh.
ice, of ,ra,t f IaJJJ J,'o =. ia u; H. y"
lion Of ,a;,rood 'au wos ~ rsaa .lA - oana @ ,;n,,
Mr. uann ,ovsd tn ror"r so;d r'soInfn, ,o
Mr. Folsom moved to refer to select ctmmt-
tee oi which Mr. Sharp should be chairman;
lost.
The motion of Mr. Sells was then adoPed.
On motion the House adjourned till oclock'
.-
o,clok.
II X h'e no 8, Joint resolution IN reiat1n TO
Railroad from Burlington TO the Nissourifiver
read second time. r. ..
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DRS. MORSMAN & SANDERS
UAVE associated themselves together in the
Ill Practice Of Medicine and Surgery. They
will attend promptly to all calls at all times.
Night calls made at their residences on the
Avenue, opposite each other.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22
SENATE.

MONDAY. Dec. 49, 1852.
Mr. Hodrick introduced resolution to ap-
point n special committee to take into consid-
Grafton and report the amendments necessary
to be made to title chapter 81 of the Code"
relating to the subject OF revenue; adopted.
Messrs. Hedrick, Love and Hull were ap-
pointed said committee.
Mr. Shields offered resolution that the Sec
retary of the Senate be instructed to purchase
six of the most approved maps of Iowa for the
use OF the Senate.
Mr. Coop moved to strike out six and insert
two; lost. ..I r... r-... ..
Mr. Sayles moved to amend by adding. "snd
that twenty be deposited in the library" lost
The question was then taken on the origin.
al resolution it was carried; yeas l6 nays II.
Mr.. Love offered joint resolution to raise
joint committee Of six to whom shall be refer
red ali appropriate matters connected with the
amendments of the Code
Mr. Cowles moved to lay the resolution on
the table; carried. ..... .......
Mr. Hendershott introduced Senate file No. 7
A bill allowing and regulating the stay of exc
cution on judgements, which was read the 1st
and 2nd time; and on motion Of Mr. Lowe re-
ferred to the committee on the Judiciary.
NOTICE OF THE INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. Wing gave notice of a bill to change the
name of Orson Hoar. n.. -.-
Mr. Preston gave notice Of bill to divide
the State of Iowa into congressional dis.
trcts.
Mr. Crosthwait gave notice of bill to amend
chapter SO of the Code in relation to estates of
deceased persons; also of bill requiring
county Judges to give bond.
Mr. Johnson gave notice of n bill TO amend
the apportionment law of February 5.1s5l-
The Senate resolved itselfinto the commit.
tee of the. whole with Mr. Hepner in The chair
for the consideration of Senate file No 5 bill to
encourage the destruction or Wolves; after dis
cussing the bill at some lcnsth the committee
arose and through its chairman Mr Hepner re-
ported back the bill with two amendments.
Mr. Hills moved to refer the bill and amend
ments to the committee on agriculture; which
was carried.
On motion OF Mr. Lewis the Senate adjourn
cd to two o'clock.
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Two o'cLocK, p. NJ.

Two o'cLocK,r p. NJ.
The Senate proceeded to the special order Of
the day, report of the committee OH the Judi
cinry upon the claim of Mr. Harmed to scat
on this floor -'..''
The question on the adoption of the resolu-
ton Submitted by committee. The yeas and
nays being taken stood yeas q nays Messrs
Hills and Lowe excused; 50 the resolution was
carred d. 40 .1 3o..a
Mr. Needham moved that the protest of Mr.
Harmed .e entered upon the journals of the
Senate upon which the vote stood ayes 5 and
nays Is; 50 the motion was lost.
Mr. Cowles moved TO take from the table
Senate fl q No i, n bill to remove the seat of
Government from Iowa City to TT Des Moines
agreed to. ..... .... ... ..O.t...... .. ...
Ar Preston moved it be referred to the com
mittoe on Public Buildings carried.
Mr. Preston presented Senate file No 9,
memorial to congress for grant Of land to aid
in the construction OF railroads from Daven-
port to the Missouri river; read the first
time.
Mr. Hendershott gave notice that it was his
intention 10 introduce a bill TO amend the law
providing for more speedy completion Of the
Dcs Molnes river Improvement
On motion of Mr. Cowles the Senate adjourn
ed till to morrow morning 10 O'Clock
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w. PENN. CLARK,

4 TTORNEY ATLAW, AND SOLICITOR
N in Chancery, Iowa City Iowa willattend
t,tall business entrusted 10 his care in the U.
S District court, and the Supreme and District
courts of the State of Iowa. and also act as
LAND AGENT Office over the store occupied
by George Andrews. .t
Nav 1851
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22
r r. GROEE

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Marengo, Iowa CO.,
~ Iowa. Will attend to all business entrus-
cd to him in the line Of his profession.
April 81, lS52.-v
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SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY MoRsIaa, December 18th 1859.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Hull presented proposition Of certain
citizens of Jasper county donating lnnds to the
State on condition that the Capitol should be
located in said county, which was together
with the petition introduced few days ago
on the same subject-refered to the eommi;tss
on public Dundings.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-22
IOWA LEGISLATURE,
Z HOUSE OF REPRESENTATI

...z r SATURDAY, Dec II, 1852.
Mr. Wright gave notice that on to morrow or
some subsequent day he would introdacs u
bill for a re.survey of IA state road between
Charles ton in Lee colMty to the city of keokuk
In the same county.
Mr. Ramsey gave notice of the introduction
of bill repeating the revenue law, and pro-
vidinga substitute therefor. .-., .. y. ..-
Mr. Duncan gave notice of the Introduction
OF a bill 10 change the county road from Line.
vile to Corydon in Wayne county, and locate
a state road from Cory don to Charlton in I4u
cas- seunty.
Mr. Steadman gave notice that he would in.
troducc a memorial TO Congress asking grant
Ut land TO aid in the construction of a railroad
from DayenpoEts 10 the Missouri river, with
branches to Dubuque, kcoknk and Busling-
Ton,
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

SIMONS, f., Musical In strum e n t alaattla,
NJ Maker, No. 1850 NTT
st. ter Streets Neworieans ~ Aceotdeons ired
the latest style, second band yrslns ef
DlANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER,e eNaia.
Il MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARpS, XtI@Sfg
No ass Camp street. the Orphan Asylum begs leave
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, ARPS ali
alnsLrua mt tbssh shlrtaE. .notiep / T.
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NTEW ORLEANs EMIGRANT AND ~

REMTTANcE OFFICg-Ths undsrsgnsd at his old M
Office Continues dssirou.
rentting their iends England ireland seetand viii
ssrng sigh; dnurh payable post town in the named
Kingdom and In 70 sh He aao usual ooutnus having
:ngss bcns from 70 this good hips and
$40 ~ JOHN TooIE, IS Bdrt Paes.
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D. HEWITT, PLANO.

ETURATIU ID. HEWITT, ,PlANU-.1Il951E
IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, Nc. 80 Camp $s&1N
stres, Nsworsaus, would respectfully request tbs
of Music AND hluscAL INSTRUMENTS
desponR d also to his we'll Of PIANO
rom factories the r.t the nnsa
Of New York HALL SON Of NswYork, and PLEYEL CO., 81
ns The above hs following Kinds GRAND Sc
Of ths most celebrated aker in hs WORLD combining all the late
o s and ossayes They will b aoa at
e kssps hand
which reasonable
tured WILLIAM HALL SON. from the approved SPANISH
MoDS These the
iana the cma The subscriber has had
the Mnsc the Northern cities well
thoroughly acquainted with The Ct he III,
and such Mat be will alway have hand selecsd
stock al kinds Of the
MOST MUSIC The Musical Public
invited to call and his stock.
fels lyos HoRATJo D. HEWITT, 50 Camp ST., N. o.
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REGULAR PACK Els.
W.aTERLJvG PLdCES
MOBILE.

NOR MOBHE.-Daily Q. g. Mail : ,sNgs@n
D. Lins-Winer Arrangement. The
,nlepsie a packet OREGON Capt K. a.
steamer ST. CHARLEs Capt Eatsn Post thayius bui
the 1bose tssinsrs vii leave tie sntehasa Railroad DAILY,
the
days returning r., 7=a7tEs 'frs. ~.
CREOLE. -t -
t The Way Letter Bag Mobile
Agent O'Clock Letters for En Of Mobs shon
In the n,si c11 t-, R. 5GepnEs. Bank pInne
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I1IRE AND aWEATHERpRonF pAINT,

500 barrels half barrs dy) d The es,ehrssa BRIDGE
try store and for sale by g. q BoGERT CO.. 10 Camp
Alabama, mississippi
by the City price BY the
/ general Agents. e 10 oen
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.ALaBAMa RIHER.

WIN leave "WEDNESDAY, December u at o'clock n NJ ~
EISOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- -
KA all intarmsdiate anang Alabama
RiverTle light dranght.
packet ALABAMA, Roberts, Jr, MASTER pom wing
freight and will leave
bard, foot Of Cannl street, orfo r. =. 7
...oo MsB2WEL1 - W I,, Y CO. 1a Peydra, street,
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DIANO FORTES The subscri- -eH1-
u ber has on hand nnd for sale the
stock 2, PIANOS in the city principally ironf 4 H
CtiiCkEklN6 and NUNNS q CLARK. Aleo-u . x " y
GUITARS frum MARTIN togsher with SHEET MUSIC, PRECEP
TORS a. hire-Three very good nstrunents
srpg II HENRY PARSONS, Is Canln street,
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E1yoR MONTGOMERY AND We 1rS .
Il. TuMpKAT.IRouGa T. LINE via EsS s.sa !.
A A q olda tnow being aisbed N
lenvins Neworisaus EVERY WEDNESDAY.
well eaenisied for the trade being built expressly
and classcs 4 No. Ope -
sspl5 II McDnW ELL, JR., j. CO., ls Poydrns sreet
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\ RUN lNANIELS ANU uhAIEo.-Just re-
VIM Penn Philnephia
Company tile NJ aNTEt which style
durability usqued ny thing in They per
their whla ths is quite moderate.
oca T'3 - II, IUREES tO,, Al ana t,,cus street
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VIII leave SATURDAY, November ~, O'Clock r
HHOR VICkSBURG,WA WARRENTON, ~-s =
u NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY, Lsssttaass.ak9
WATERPROOF, NATCHEz BAYOU SARA and all -
ntsmsiia.s Packet steamer
RUkkE-EVkRY SATURDAY EVENING, ocloc..-The fin
GLRNDY BURKE Bentley maasr will
Above. For freight or passsge; n ply On board or to
- D. R. CARROLL, 81 Carondelet street, Union Row.
EF The GLENDY BURKE will freight Yazoo priyi
e2e OF hrfnR at Nicksburg the w g. Campbell
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MISCELLANEOUS.


FRozEK TO DxArH.-Wc learn from gentleman just in
from the Valley, that two persons, white and
gro frozen death the top Of the Sierra Nevads
last week, during severe storm Ell Dorado News
EsnoRASrs-Partes still continue to arrive from the
plains From tho best information obtain. there
are between one hundred and fifty and two hundred
wagons now between this place and Carson Valley lib.
in Marysvis destroyed by rs Sunday night about
ten O'Clock No partcuiars -. 5i5l1 =
The Union learns that aay occurred in Shasta City
between Mr. Cst and George Thompson The litter
shot, and the wound it is supposed will prove mortal
PoruLous Copsry The census agent of Ell Dorado,
county reports twenty thousand upon his list
We are informed by Judge Howell Of Cooma that in his
opinion there upwards Of twenty thousand voters in
Ell Dorado county, Union.
The Marysvie and Dennicia Railroad Company has
| been organized and directors have been elected.
Arrays robberies and murders are aarmipsly frequent
| throughout the State.
The officers of the fourth regiment Of infantry, which
recently arrived in Californa have held meeting and
series Of resolutions denying the made
against them by the Panama Herald in August last Ths
Herald stated that the commissioned oeers abandoned
the troops while crossing tho Ithmus and that many
deaths occurred from lack of discipline.
Three attempts have lately been made to FIRE the city
| San Francisco.
The Alta gives list of 19 now over one hundret
days on from the Atlantic States and Europe
The value of their cargo estimated at less than
or eleven millions Of dollars There besides these,
vessels varying from nnety-six to fortysix days ou
whose cargo must amount TO nns millions more.
Another shooting affair has taken place in gaming "a
loon in Sacramento The parties were Thomas Moore an
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and MEXICAN GULF.-The 4lf2-
ST hIALp viii leave with Pssngsr Cars SUNDAY
MORNING O'clock THURSDAY the i4h
pet, the Gers will leAye regularly below. p
Champs EysessTo PRocToRyLLE Lake Borgnv, dis
miles Fare through Fifty Cen Children and
LEAVE TAE CITY AT ek a. MILEAyE THE LAKE AT 4. NJ
An. | N.
P.Mj s N.
f street, all Railroad
Department. other business connected with the Alex.
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SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 81, 1852

FOR BOSTON.--The fast sailing bark ,;xESS
= SaoTtANIh Capt Percy loadihs have &ZzS
immediate dispatch. For irsi9ba spIy
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unders;oned Re- : :
REMOVALS.

R EMOVAL.-J. @. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
Soe AND Exchange Broker, has removed e Ezehsngs
rl.ee 70 No7 Commerelai Ps.e doaKs
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COPARTNERSIIIPS ETC.

Na r. WILLIAM STUART became partner
u III. undersigned BOOT SHOE nnd HAT BUSINESS
at Nc CAMP STREET The styla Of the firm hInD0NNoLD
STuARf. .Inoylg u = ---- ]. p. McIlnNN NCLI
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Will Issve SUNDAY, November %. 10 o'clock s
NOR FORT TOWSON, FULTON, !
LANEspoRT, Ia Y ,wAsH.NsTsS IEwtsvILIE leileata leSatta
ROWLAND EVANSVILLE BoSHAaI, = ARls, Eiss OIL 4,
st,S nos snd SPANISH siiREvErf'RT 9RA
Red r yer pac. ct steamer TEXAS RANGER. VIM stackaa
naser will leave abve For Freight apply on board
to DER. CARROLL ,5s CaroHdr l.t srest. Urion Row,
nav96 JAS. II DUDLEY Common and TehoapoulAs sts
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viii leave MONDAY, November 90, o'clock NJ. @ ig
ETOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM Hsr =
pIns and all i7,s,msd4,s landing, ,-Eegusr @IssS
and swift running passenger Pacific Thomas NJ
master port living freight and will leave above. For
sgho passage having fn board ort
n1va6 ~ WHITE d BUCHANAN. Fhton sfest
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dSoLDEN sYRUP--Superior New York, in
Y II terses and barrels, for sale by
npyl0 CONNEisph q W Aenoupsouins s1esN
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Wholesale and ESefaiE
TIN, COPPER, AND SEEET-IRON,
MANDATORY.

The subscriber adopts this method of return
ing thanks to his friends and the public gener-
ally, for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow-
ed upon him, and begs leave to inform them that
he has enlarged his business, and now keeps
constantly on hand large supply of every va
giety of Imware, Store Pipe, Dripping Pans
Zinc Boilers, Coal Buckets, Tea Kettles, DC, &C.
which he will sell, wholesale retail, as L0a0 as
any other establishment in the country.
He is also prepared to manufacture S0oating
for houses, at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms. Merchants and others
desirous of purchasing bills of ware, are res
pectfully invited to call, he is prepared to sell
them goods equally as cheap as they can be had
either east or west, and all orders addressed to
him will be promptly attended to.
JOB Work of every description, done on the
shortest notice. Old copper and pewter, taken
in exchange for ware.
The undersigned hopes, by a strict attention
to business, to receive a liberal share OF public
patronage. GEORGE HARNCAME.
Ebensbprg, Feb. 20, 1851.-tf
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GREAT COUNTRY TssES.
The Maine Liquor Law Defeated.

NHE subscriber, thankful for past favors would
1 respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie in general, that he has removed his store to
the room formly occupied by II. j. M'Donald as
a Catholic Book Store, where he has just receiv-
ed and is opening, the largest and most
fashionable assortment of ready Made
CLOTHING
ever offered for sale in this vicinity. His stock
consist. IN part of Coats of all Kinds and sizes,
from l. 20 up to 20 dollars Pants from l to Z
dollars Vests from so cents to dollars Draw
ers Of al kinds, under shirts, Sailors blue shirts,
hickory shirts, and very fine article of white
shirts With imported bosOms standing collars,
suspeD lers, gloves, mems cravats, and silk and
linen Jocket handkerchiefs; Mems and Boys
HATS AND CAPS,
Boots and Shoes. A superior article of Ladies
Morocco Shoes, and seal and kid slippers car
pet bags, and in fact everything that is necessa-
ry for taste or comfort. Also, a small sprinkling
of Groceries, a little too cheap. All of the
above stock was purchased in the eastern cities,
from the largest and best made goods to be found
and selected with great care.
Believing that quick sales and small profits is
the surest and best way to do business, am de-
termined to sell all my goods at lower prices
than any other establishment in these "disgins." :"
Ny terms are
ONE HALF CASH,
and the balance before the goods are taken away.
L will charge nothing for showing my goods and
only ask persons to give me CALL and they can
not fail to be pleased. COME ON ONE ANo ALL.
S. PETERSBERGER.
Summitville, April %, 1852.