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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

PROHIBITION IN TExAs.-It gives US pleas
ure to see our sister State Texas coming up
boldly to the great work of prohibition 10 the
liquor traffic. Tke various Divisions OF the
Sons of Temperance arc passing resolutions
and calling for a general action throughout
the State.
Petitions hoEe been extensively circulated
in Eastern Texas praying for legal action
Petitions have found their way to the Leg
tIslature. And they will call a State tenn
perance convention, and lay down a platform
for the whole State and make the issue direct.
The sooner the better. Set the ball in motion,
and push thee war into Africa. Let the cry
ring loud and clear all over Texas Down
with the liquor traffic
MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA.-These two
greatStates are now fully embarked in a war
against the liquor traffic. Their leading men
and politicians nave taken the work in hand
with a determination to conquer, and conqder
they will. 1t is too late in the day to cry out
fanaticism, when such men stand forth bolG-
ly in denunciation Of the accursed system
Many a noble intellect has been shattered
! and broken forever by the demon Of intern
perance in these States. The blood of many
a talented son of Mississippi and Alabama
now cries aloud from the dust, and clamors
for justice. Some of your giants in intellect
are now in chains, led captive by the enemy
at his will but the day of emancipation ar
4 nrOaPhaq INTd and claap r,r~- 49, $3.50.
of alarm over these States, the gathering host
ARE buckiing on the armor and flashing tIfeir
bright blades. They may not succeed wholly
in crushing the monster this year, but the
war has actually begun and we now can write
its final history for, just so sure as there is
a God in heaven who favors right and truth,
just so sure will they triumph. Write it down
that the reign of whisky editors and whisky
politicians IS passing away. They must and
they will go down before the gathering storm
that is now gRFeeping over the land.
TENNEssEE.-This gallant State is also con-
tending manflllJ for a prohibitory law
Many of her leading citizens are in the field
which is ripening for a glorious harvest
tennessee VIII De Feueemeu. Inc organ, ut
Nashville, has passed into new hands and is
now an able and efficient advocate Of the great
work.
GEORGIA on one side and VIRGINIA on the
other, are aruused-shall the two Carolinas
remain the oRly dark spots in the Southern
galaxy? Forbid it patriotism-forbid ii
philanthropy. Let the descendants of the
Alexanders and Pinckneys join with those Of
the Leighs and Oglethorpes in the glorious
struggle for freedom from the expressions o.
the rum tyrant.
ga NoRTH CARoLINA.-With the above
indubitabIe proofs that the Southern State.
are fully aroused, shall North Carolina la,
and be the last to achieve for herself a glori
! GUS reward and fadeless renown in the gooc
~canse? Never! Our people are preparin,
for the contest, and when the time arrives 70
action, the Rip Van Wrinkles who are eve
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15
A Disinfacting Iamn.

1t is perhaps not generally known that
Chloric Ether when burnt in aninfected room
or cellar has the property of entirely disin-
fccting the confined putrescent air. Take an
ordinary lamp, for burning Camphenefo for in
stance,-and fill, or partly fill it with Chloric
Ether. Light one of the w;cks and in a few
minutes the object will DO accomplished !;
the air will be entirely disinfected and sweet.
Some caution, however, is necessary in its
use, as it is a highly inAamable substance,
but with ordinary care no accident can re-
suit. In the damp vaults where vegetables
are at times left to decay, in drains, in a
word, any place where it is desirable to puri-
fy the air, burn the Chloric Ether Lamp
This is worth remembering for thu comfort
of invalids in a sick room this disinfecting
agent will be found convenient, agreeable.
easily used and as economical as anyshat can
be obtained. Until a better process found,
try it.
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G~lean{ngs from u Correspondents.
of aNetter. dated
>NEHRERN, june I'd, 1858.

NNG" 0A"-N
Goose Creek Division, in this county, was
organised on the 12&h May, by Rev. Brother
Taylor, who was desiSous to complete his
worthy efforts in that ~RSighborhood by set
ting the Division to work. " am not inform,
ed of the names of all the officers or would
send them to you. They had aATemper"nce
Address on Bay River, in thScounty
Ivy Rev. Mr.. Dozier Of the Method1sAE
Church, and the pledge being handed round,
&c good names were obtained and they ex-
pect to apply for a Charter in a short time
for that neighborhood, and thus | hope our
principles will continue to spread among our
substantial farmers, who are getting heartily
4:-Aa Of the evils aAa- Yaxes c~u5od by the
traffic IN and use of this giant evil, alcohol
ic liquors.
Newbern Division continues to exert an
influence for good, and we are making a
strong effort to induce the ministers of all
our chuEches to preach one or more Temper.
ance Sermons, during this year, thereby
keeping the subject before the community,
and impressing its Importance on the con.
sciences of the pious and influential among
us, for a more united effort to eradicate
or check this manifest and acknowledged evil
All the ministers have not yet responded, but
we presume they will, when we will endeay.
or to keep the ball in motion if possible.
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RALEleH, q. Q.
Wednesday, June Is, 1853.
A PnsitivA Arrangement.

Subscribers re%ceiring theirpapers With a red mark,
are thereby notified that in four uetks from the re-
eeipt Of the first number thus marked their subscriP-
tioa gears uiU expire and unless re,eaced uithin
that time, the paper oiH be DISCONTINUED. The rule
,OiH Be inferiJiy adhered to.
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DRoUGHr.-The earth is very dry and parch-
ed in this section of the State, there having
been but one material -ain for more than a
month past. Some Of the crops, and gardens
and grass. are suffering
We saw, however, last week, a beautiful
field o fwheat. on the North side of McNeiTPs
Ferry, belonging, we believe. to DR.. Turner, a
considerable portion of WHICH was ripe and
ready forthe sickle. If THAT fields a fair speci-
men. we think the wheat crop will be very
good.
In South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. the
~drongatalso prevails, we learn from the papers,
n to a greater degree. In some places fos-
est trees are stated to be dying from its effects
Fay, OBS.
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TEMPERANCE REFoRM.-Onward rdIs tho
great work Of prohibition the mind of the
people are coming up to a proper understand
ing of the question. The death knellf the
liquor traffic has been sounded in Mississippi
and Alabama; when will n. Carolina ant her
leading men take hold of this reform! hall
we be the last State in the Union to alopt
strong prohibition measures F! Friends Of
humanity, we appeal TO you to be up anddo-
ing.
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WASHINGTON, June z. The complete off,
cial returns on the license question show IT,
9ol votes were cast in favor of granting LENSES.
and ] 1858 against licenses 20 sell intos.atinc
liquors. Every ward in the city kcept the
seventh (the Isiand) gave a mai<ity against
LICENSE, the 9Th giving two majcity in favor.
There IS great rejoicing to,faht among the
friends of temperanee.
In the Prrshyteriaa %cneral Assembly Of
Buffalo, on Tuesday. = Us renOst, sane
tioning marriage with VS. chiId. was ta-
ken up. An ~amendmenf ogsrei declar-
ing such q marriage con- ~ The laws q
God and revolving q bur wb;ch va,
carried almost unanina
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Beneath Contempt.

There are many things so basely men an
unprincipled, that it is giving to them q re-
portability even to notice them in the mo'
contemptuous manner. Such is the spir
in which we have hitherto regarded ar
treated the low billingsgate and ibellous er
anations of a vile grog sheet whose nan
shall not disgrace our columns; but the
has recently appeared an assault upon a We
cradle Minister of God, which, if possib
will sink its infamous author to an ignomf
NJ deeper than the stygian pool in Will
he now buried.
The nort;S%o of the article alluded to, refe
we understand, NRev. Peter Doub' "a
Lecturer of North Carolina, i Is to
and slanderous to be quoted by. us.
This aged veteran Of the Cross needs
defence at our hands. He IS with the ped
of his native State, among whom he has ia
fully labored as a Minister of the Gospel
IS years, and against wh2mathe Sigh
breath Of defapation has ne7sf before /
uttered. <Bqt, because, in the mission Of
Master andfi in imitatioR of his ustr
compeer, he reasons of Rigbtsousgs
porance and 1adgsgeh~T e.
er Minister fAdst,thus assaa
him, to gain favor Sithfthe.
house and brothel : The c1a
tons arc as false:ahS
perpetrator is deyoid9s
honesty, and viii not be believed
those for whose pleasure it was in
Surely no one, who is one removed
brute creation, can approvasuch
%titution of the press, or read
such base ISLANDERS upon an
and a piouaminister of God.
We tAjnkth e t~Rayt to- ~daNSSV
characters Is to give them a Este of Lad
a lesson may be taught themSiH dollar
cents, of the dahger of slandering thei
S1rs.; and we hope awrit will be fort
served upon the publisher of this infq
sheet for his foul-mouthed calumny
think he will yet find Rev. Peter Do
the man to submit to such indignities d
We.are sometimes asked why wa<s
take any notice ofthe vituperations ags1y
which this vile sheet heaps upon thfSSRSo
of temperance and its friends. To WI
may feel curious about this, we wouY De r
no good cause or men can be benz pied
ing brought in contact with LRfin-E1
blackguardismn and actin6 6po,lE9 g9psa
ciple, we have suffered the io~u1Ecles6 lg
uncontradicted, to thu miseralka9
herd of drunkards andkwhlskeY
whose especial beneftand grv ~
issued. rITrrr gr'
RALEIGH FruA1r Class ne Rev. B. .n'
We are gratihed to .eat0sstution of -
t. Blake, Principal an his present =:
Learning, has conseg to organise all th ~
relation and has tIte has ,"e re far
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RALEIGH FEMALE CLAsyne kev. B.
We are gratiied to .eat6s'.tution of
7. Blake, Principal Ain us present
Learning, has conseg 70 organise all
relation, and has i.hy THERE
the departments aiready ac-
p%utatiOn whiss School,
The patFo/f Informed, that the ners
IN nee as heretofore adrer.
sa.. ply the 9th July.
tised.
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crying" Waa-W die'-"A lite
and a little more slumber" willh
founded at the thunder tones Of /
that will rise on the sweeping gal
seaboard to the mountains. Coural
agitate and work but a brief spa
and the day is ours.
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tns st 81 a year, says-Tf the p

NAUTICAL, INDEED.-The Southern Organ,
of our very best exchanges, pu5lisheHiu
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-06-15

ike the breathings ola flute, distil
eetly upon the Senses"
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ans at 81 a yeS, says-lf the pre-
appearance reform movement, which is
gathering strength and power in its on
d march to victory, did not come in con-
ct with party politics-if it could only be
''ade to pay court to the advancement Of par
and huckstering politicians, the presses
az now dumb on the subject, or full
sp0 GOULD find it one of the
ss'}ements of the age. Those
ss4es that are now so full
these temperance fanatics,
SIN tie van of the temperance
themselves hoarse IN advocacy
cipfes: We expect to call for mour-
these days, and then we viii take
eobatlQI
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gives her heavenly lore,
make pleasure please us more!
and she are both designed
the senses more refined,
u might revel, free from cloying,
most a sage when most enjoying"
upper Table was a tempting array of
hries and elegance gotten up by the
skill and taste ofthose excellent Con-
PES, Puttick & Mitchell, of this City,
thing passed off delightfully."-, and at
burall retiredtoauiet, blissful dreams,
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Taoy LASD.-Ahne effort was made to re-
peal ca az Jaw in Rhode Island, and re-
tire defeat. The law was sus-
Tsaa9eo g majority. The revolution
not only Aep. but we retain, with a firm
grasp eVeryN kalvietory and yet we are told
'Ae cause sd ing outs The rum power may
name US for a imej bit the great Law Of pro-
hibition VIII yet uph in everv State IN
this UnioA Med nol;t;c;sns mor
think otsd a. - -,
far disAse, ID 81 lnst;lv echo IT,
victory an tt, 49,
U all tbs
MINT Gov. Re ecomm;s.;on
:. = : - urq OF Macon bury west
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

- 7Mf8 branch Of domestic economy, and
passing from one improvement another has ut length
arrived as near perfection IL possible reach. A
proof OF this Is found lin the very general Of these
Coolers In all parts OF the country. simple
OF facts la regard TO these Coolers will satisfy every one
OF their superiority First, they the only article of
fhe kind They furnished with
tnctnoneonduetng chambers, by or which, with
apounds Office to the gallon water Cat empe.
nre OF 40 degrees below zero. only degrees above
the freezing point all day. Thus at cost OF some three
cents per day. family OF ordinary size be constant
~ supplied with water cold ice ITSELF larger
bers Ia the same proportion This has been found by
actual experiment TO be saving of seventy
per cent over the Earthen Jars formerly used for this
purpose. tr...- i'.s...t.atr
Again. these Coolers NEVER SWEAT In this way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble. sf-iaIl'
Being manufactured In the workmanlike style,
and handsomely finished In every respect. they make
very beautiful ornament for the Dining Room, HOTEL
Steamboat. ~ ~ II
An important Improvement has lately been added to
the Cooler, viz: small Pan Capable OF holding from
six eight pounds Of Butter inserted directly under
the This quantity Of butter can be kept perfectly
hard all day, without additional ice Ia very important
addition to the economy and comfort OF families) -
II desired the Cooler can also be furnished ut small
expense with
$50, FILTERING APPARATUS,
which serves the additional purpose OF removing all i'm
purtes from the water, rendering IL perfectly clear and
wholesome. r
The Cooler and Filter may be seen in operation at any
time, at BURNET'S.
No. II, East. Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
UPFor sale in Evansville BY
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Whelsssis Dealers and Jobbsrs In FsvsigH ssf -
msstis Dry 0osds, Beets. Shoes, Hats. Csps,fs,
tsssf FlIsr srRssr. EvAssvILLE, lxn.
Respectfully invite the attention Of Merchant -
the trade generally 10 their unusually large and full -
soItment Of Spring and Summer Try Goods, vnice VI
have in store. and 10 which they yin - dauy -
ceiving additions through the coming season.
II Is unnecessary for them 70 enumerate Or pascs,
lanse the different styes qualities. snd veneue g
their goods Its sufnctent 70 ssy that mear sHcx
Be found full and complete with ever oeocnpooa g
goods sutaLIe for the Western Market 81 o. wn0
have been selected with particular regard 70 qnanys
style and price, and which, from their long exp<reoe
in the trade they can confidently reco nmend 70 0er
friends and the trade in gene,ai.
plcte consisfing OF Mems and Boys Boots ana soaee
Xonrces = Slogans of all kinda and varieties. We
mems and Misssss CATERS. Bootees shoss slippers
and Buskins with childreDs Shoes and Bootsoss -
everv kind and price. al Of which they or Il extsoe
binary low prices being purchassd In Boston for -
ThcS hax1saso on hand nns sssortnent Of Hs1s,
Cara and Bonnsss Of all kinds for Spring and Sumnse
Wear. 49,. i. =
They earnestly request Of buyers an sxaninafsn &
heir stock before purchasing they ~
Win sell at prices low. and terms advsntagoooB
q met with At St Louia Cincinnati any ceee
Western market. r-1afss
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.

Reported for the Evansville Journal.
zosa River News.
New ORLEANS, April 10.
; Ariyed.---Ilinois, Charles B"lcher, Gull.
mare, James Robb, and Belle Key.
CINCINNATI, April 90, p. NJ.
The river has risen feet since yesterday.
PrTTsBuRe, April 90, p. NJ,
There are ii feet water in the channel,
and at stand. Weather pleasant.
Telegraph Markets.
s,sfls CIscINsATI, April 20, N. 90
Flour-Is unchanged, with sales 500 bbls.
Whisky-lS4. t@n
Provisions--Are buoyant, sales of $500
pieces bulk shoulders.
! Grocenes-There is no change. Sugar
we quote at 44a5t.
l-1s 500 CINCINNATI, A pril 20, p. M.
Flour-Sales 1000 bbIs at 360a375, show
ing decline.
Whisky-l8l.
Provisions = Firm, with sales of 10000
pieces bulk shoulders at 5; 500 kegs prime
lard sold at 81, aud 100 bbls No. at q, and
100 bbIs strictly prime at 81
In other aticles there is no change.
.rsH New York, April 20, p. M.
Cotton--Is heavy, with sales of 1000
bales.
Groceries-Is in fair demand; sales $50
bags Rio coffee at 9ks9a; Java III. Sugar
10 firm, with sales Of $50 hhds; Muscovado
4aa5; Orleans 4aa5a. Molasses is steady,
with sales of 400 bbls Orleans at 28a29.
Flour-The foreign news had depressing
effect on the market. Sales of 700 bbls;
State 450a456; Ohio 487; 500 bbls Southern
sold at 5a5l2, in moderate demand.
Grain-Wheat is heavy; with sales $500
bushels western at 100. Sales of 1000 BUSH
els corn; mixed So; yellow Sc.
Whisky-Is in better demand, with sales of
$50 bbls prison at 233.
Provisions-Pork is in moderate demand,
with sales of 400 bbls mess at Is 7Sal5 81;
prime IL so. Beef is heavy, with sales OF
$50 bbls mess at IL 5Oal3. Beef hams we
quote at l3al5, quiet, shoulders are buoyant,
with sales of $50 casks at 81; hams e.
Sales of $50 bbls lard at 91al0; keg at IL,
firm.
Butter-Is steady.
Seed-Cloverseed is dull at 12al24.
Oil-Sales of 600 gallons linseed at Gaia
So.
New ORLEANS, April 90.
<Provisions-Mess pork is quiet at Is 25a
Is so. Bacon sides are scarce at 8. Lard
has advanced, with sales Of 1900 bbls at Ga
94 and 1900 kegs at 10.
Flour-Ohio 390a4.
Grain-Corn, sale of $4,000 bushels white
at Al. Wheat IS. -
Groceries-Fair sugar we quote at 81
prime Al. Molasses, prime 24a24l. Rio
;offee is dull at 9a9t.
Hemp-Dew rotted 800 = ton.
Tobacco-Leaf is in act dem and, with
IN upward tendency.
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corrEn HOUSE AND REsTARAUT.

Wstsr street, merit fnsussnes Csmpsny. Eesnssiis Is.
TIENRY sCHAEFFER's new Coffee HOUSE and Rec
taarat in the three story brick house, between In
sursnce Co. once and the Pavilion Hotel u nov fitted
in the bes. ssyle and he is prepared 70 receive he
ben manper Hs Bar win be supplied with the choicest
liauors Wines and Ales which. with other refteshmonis
he viii serve mp in the most approved style and q all
hours Of the day: Mr.. s. wtu always keepa good Va
y1ety Of the best brands Of Cigsn
Attached 70 the house Is BOWLING SALOON, with
I've Alleys, and every requisite for
such place. mh3l- sm
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PATENT
WATER COOLER

WE are again prepared 10 offer ouI
friends and customer . superior
article Of Water Coolen of entire
new styles, and at greatly reduced
prices. This article is the result OF
the application Of scientific princI.
pies TO the purpose intended, viz.
TO keep water a. eesi a. psssibis,
as long ~ psssibis, sRd rifk fAs
least pessibie qxaRtify Of lee.
The proprietor has long devoted
his attention to this uartrcula =
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@ y. ALWON DS.-5 bags landing from steamer
.pl H"' S. 4. GILBERT co.
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HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUiSslLLh, M,
RE now making and keep constantly on hand; cast
"A iron Screw Pipe, l. ], Il: II, II. 2 ~ and inch
bore. suitable tor steam, water gas &c. TO which they
fully invite the attention Of Railroad. Gas and
Wate, Companies and all others In want Of cheap and
ALsolH2 Mil Machinery of the mos. approved pat
s1 made to order ess 01 InS Ian
Lard Timber and Mill Screws the lowest prices; Car
Wheels and other castings for Railroads-Job work OF
all kinds promptly attended to- They also the sole
manufacto rers In the west Of Roys Frenchs Patent
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With one Of these machines cen do
more work in one day and do 1t better than ne can do
in i've days without it. One Of these machines can
be seen in operation at Mr. e. DEcKEa Ct this place.
counties. ?
Orders from distance enclosing the money, or satis
factory references. promptly attended to. jau2o-ly
APOLLO HALL.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing 70 the
public that his nne and spacious Hall can be rented
any time at reasonable terms for Balls Soiries, Meet
SSisiy K. sTRAssAR. .
SCRAP IHON WANTEng
wam; ~ TOM oad Casn g immediately a on,
and lngle streets, where will all timcs pay CASH
Tor ss good article Of Scrap Iron soa,rsron !. co
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE,
lust received, villette by caron Bell;
y Beotrve. By Catherine Sinclair. For sale by
mh26-3d 50 SAML. LISTER.
HATS
cases Leghorn and r, dai Eats;
sale nha. MORGAN S Presto sn'
BOOTS AND SHOES.
OO cases Calf Goa, and Grained Boots, and Mems
kO 6ne Calf Shoes Just received aud for sale by
mh2A MORGAN. KEEN q PRESTON.
WANTED.
+ WISH 10 purchase few hundred dollars worth Of
4 Lsmaseo City Wharf Bonds.
mars SAM'L ORR
PANT sTUFFs, TWBHDe, &C. n
sN cases iuss received embracing every variety Of
~ quality and color.
Bales Ticking: fs.
~ pcs OF bin Cloths and Cassimsres To all Of
which we In ute the particular attention Of the trade.
they for sale low.
mh24 MORGAN. KEEN 4 PRESTON.
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BOOTS AND SHOE6.

v.K. HENDRICKS & CO.. have received a
XX general assortment Of their large Spring stock
II" OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all kinds, suited to
- this market. Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers OF the best repute Their pur-
chases and contracts made very early before the
prices had advanced. They eouans their attention to
tAis Sreneh Of bHsiRsss alone. and have facilities for
Offering articles Of good quality at prices quite a. low,
any other wholesale house In the West They invite
the attention of CousTRy MsRcnANTs to their stock "
which they receive regular additions, throughout
the Spring season.
Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE to CON-
prise unusual variety for Spring and summer wear
adapted to the ages, purses and tastes OF all.
mist Main Street. near the Bank.
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NHESSRS. SATERLEE q Dk'GARM0 have row on
Xl hand good assortment Of and two horse Car
rages Rockaways and Buggies manufactured a. their
shop after the approved and modern styles.
Messrs s. * Dec. will promptly fill all orders for
tom work in the and most substantial manner
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturer either In
quality or price. They have experienced Carriage
who does up the Iron work in style not to
be excelled. APPLY
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" very large assortment will be sold low At whole
ale by mhs9 FOSTERS & BROWN. 4
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CULVER WARE.-Just received by Express, di.
~ rect from tine manufacturer beautiful lot OF nne
silver Table. Tea. Salt and Mustard spoons, Sugar
Shoveis. Butter Knives, &c. -,,i.-
J. J.. BITR0LFF.
apr Main street. bet. Water and Fret