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OLD MYERS, The PANTHER
A Tale from Heal Life in the Back
Woods.
BY SEBA SMITH q.

In a country like ours, OF boundlesS
forests, rapidly filling up with growing
and widely spreading population the Pl
oneers OF th, wilderness, those hardy and
daring spirits who take their lives in their
hands, and march IN advance OF clvillza'
tion, into the wild woods to endure prva.
tions among the wild animals, and run The
hazard Of wild warfare among the savage
tribes, form very peculiar and interest
ing class. Whether it i, natural hard!'
hood and boldness, and love of adventure,
or a desire tor retirement, or wish to be
free from the restraints OF civilized socle
", that thus leads this peculiar class Of
people into the wilderness, it matters not
now to inquire. Probably all these mo
tpes. in a greater or less degree, 30 10
make up the moving principle.
At the head Of this class is the renown
ed Daniel Boone, whose name will live as
long IS his own Kentucky shall find a
6l6ee on the page of history. He was the
\ ea. Napoleon among the pioneers of the
Wilderness. ButNthere are many others
of less note, whose. Lives were also filed
with remarkable adventures, aud eufi9as
and interesting incidents. Indeed, ever.
State in the Union has had more OF less
of lhess characters, which 60 TO make up
the class. One Of these was Old Myers
the Panther; man OF iron constitution
of great power OF bone and muscle, ant
an indomtable courage that knew no mix
ture Of fear.
Four times, in four different States, hat
Nyers pitched his lonely tent in the vii
derness, among savage tribes, and waited
for the tide OF white population to overtak
him; and four times had pulled u
stakes" and marched still deeper into III
forest, where he might enjoy more elbow
room end exclaim with Selkirk,
r am monarch of all survey
Ms firht there Is none to dispute"
And nov at the time ofwhich we speal
he had fifth time pitched his tent an
struck his fire on the banks OF the lllino
river, Ia l'le territory which aherwart
grew up loa State q lhe same name.-
Having lived 50 much IN the wiliernes
{ and associated SO much with the aboI
%eines, he had acquired much Of their ha
rs and mode Of life, and by his locate
Oh the illinois river, he soon became raj
erVa iavorite among the Indian tribes
round him. His skill with the rifle al
the kow. and his personal leats OF streng
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To CURE Poll EVIL IN HORSES. s.-Mix
Copperas and hogs lard. and simmer
over the fire in iron poti with this rub
the part affected plentiiully, two or three
times week and let the hot sun drive il
in. The application should be made be.
fore the disease has gone too far. Mint
to keep rubbing ill cure is effected; ]
takes time.
To PREVENT GApEs IN CHICKENS
Put fine tobacco in the nest about wsef
before Matching, to drive off the lice, as
il is the lice getting into their mouths an(
turning to worms, that gives the gaPes.
Y JOHN VAN EATON.
Greene Co. O., Oct. 1858.
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THE FAIIMIEII---A SONG.

A farmers life is the life for me,
own l love it dearly;
And every season full of glee,
take its labors cheerly-
To plough or SOW,
To reap or NOW,
Or in the barn to thrash. sir
All's one to me,
l plainly see
Twill bring me health and cash, sir.
The lawyer leads harrass'd life,
Much like that of hunted otter,
And tween his own and others strife,
He's always in hot water
For foe or friend,
A cause defend,
However wrong, must be, sir
In reasons spite,
Maintain It's right
And dearly earn MS ice, ST.
The doctors styled gentleman,
But this hold but humming;
For, like tavern waiting man,
To every call "he's coming"
Now here, now there,
Must he repair,
Or starve, sir, by denying
Like death himself,
Unhappy elf;
He lives by others dying.
A farmers life, then let me live,
Obtaining, while l lead it,
Enough for self, and some to give
To such poor souls as need it.
I'll drain and fence,
Nor grudge expense,i
To give my land good dressing
III pIow and SOW,
Or drill in row,
A hope from Heaven blessing.
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JACKSON e., OHIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1853

utmost freedom in all personal matters
before you leave"
At this the old Panther gave long,
and loud, shrill whoop, thatran through
the welkin, and was echoed by forest and
hills for miles around.
"There," " said the old man; now my
blessing is on the land and on you. Your
ground will always yield an abundance,
and you will always prosper
Then Old Myers, the Panther turned
his face to the Westward, and took up
his solitary march for the distant wilder.
ness.
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6rThe Marietta lntelligencer says
that Nathaniel Bishop, post master at that
place, refused 10 mail the Maine Law
Messenger, published there, and declares
thai said paper shall not be sent through
his office. This is certainly singular
and highland Proceeding.--Ciu. GGz
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A Costly MAN.-Bonaparie. by his
wars, was the means, as is estimated. Of
destroying million Of lives. Pobably
his wars cost a billion Of dollars. Keep.
ing him a prisoner on the island oil St;
Helena, cost the British government d
million of pounds sterling. He died and
was buried, and in 1910 his remains
we're taken to Francis at cost Of 81
| OG0 900, A4Ae
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CE~ The locomotive PortSm ,uth, hile
nearing the depot with heavy train, on
Saturday evening last, burst one Of her
cylinder heads, and broke piston rod
The accident has laid her up for day OF
two.-Daily Epeniag Tribune. Oct. II,
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SONG OF THE DECANTEn

SONG OF THE DECANTER.
There was an old de.
caDter, and its mouth
was gaping wide the
rosy wine had
ebbed away
and left
lis crys.
tai side;
and the wind
went humming,
hummlng
up and
down the
sides il flew
and through the
rec dixie
hollow neck
the widest notes it
blew. placed in the
window where the blast was
blowing free, and fancied that its
pale mouth sang the queerest strains
10 me. They tell me--puny conquer
ors!-the plaque has slain his ten and war
his hundred thousands Of the very best of
mer; but | twas thuslhf bottle Spske. blu
| have conqered more than all your famous
conuerors so feared and famed Of yore.
Then come ye youths and maldens all,
come drink from out my cup, The brve.
rage that dullS ihe brain and burns
the spirit up! that puts 10 shame
the conquerors that slay their
scores below; for he hath DEL
uged millions with the lava
tide OF wo, Though in the
paths of baule, darkest
waves Of blood may roll;
yet while killed the body
have damned the very
soul. The cholera. the
plague, e,the sword.such
ruin never wrought. as
|. in mirth or malice on
the innocent have brought.
And still breathe upon them
and they sink before my breath;
and year by year my thousands
tread the dismal road 10 d ath
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LIBEL SUIT HI. II. Robinson, editor
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer. says III ms
paper that he has emplo, ed Messrs
Pugh. Pendeton aud S'anoerry TO II
s,it, va sditlorthwilh. for $50 600 agains
Gen, +. Cary, ofthe Ohio Organ OF TEN
perance Reform. for libel
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THOM AS R. MATHEW EWS.
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IFThe paper will be sent according to orde ,
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If not paid within four weeks, I,5O
DpThese terms will be rigidly adhered to.
UPTo insure a discontinuance at the end #
the time subscribed for, all arrearages must te
paid ,and positive directions given to that effect
pAdvertisements inserted at the usual rates
U~All advertisements not having the number
ufinsertons marked on them, will be continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
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01rWhat Kind OF man do ladies like
bestl Why a husband man Of course.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-31
NEW SPRING GOODS.

INFORM OLE and s09 RuSi
selected assortment Of Spring Goods; the largest and
best we have offered to tie public in this city
sale or Retail at ch aper than before.
They have also on hand large assortment Of
TR UNkS,
Comprising all ordinary varieties, which we Offer foi
sale at reduced prices
a. UR STOCK
Consists Of every variety Of Men and Boys ready mac
Clothing; Hats, Caps, and Shirts. Furnishing Goods
generally. Also a choice assortment OF Show Case
goods. We only AJAX the people to call anu we viii
perform all we advertise
mars S.KAHN.
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MEDICINAL.
Still GREATER NEWS FROM AUS
TRALIA.

SGlLIs GREATER NEWS E'ROM Aus
TRALIA.
Diseor cred on the Bank Of the Allegheny Rrer,
Pitfsburgh, the Great Natsrai PETROLEUM or
Circular and the Directions for Ague, Rheu-
matism, PLEA. Diarrhea, Flnx. Too.iache, Burns,
cSsa ~ the ercnp SS
Joints Sore Eyes, Blindness, Cosiseness, Dyspepsia,
and other Diseases.
ree, ssa' I is not SUa H6MaN NvESTioN but com
pounded by Natures master hand--and Nature does
not do her work by halves
A, AGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATisEi and
SCROPULA are 20 common IN many paris on inc vest,
we are constrained TO say that nile thi OIL VIII cure
and relieve other Diseases been and Is constantly
met with most COMPLETE succEss in these cases.
UPPricc 50 cents per bottle thslfpint)
| Its beautiful red color.
the bottle.
For sale BY the Druggists throughout Indiana and oy
| Proprietor IN the Western ST ties.
Also for sale by Druggists gen rally In Evansville
and by KELLER q FARNsLEY'
! mars 3m-dlyw Wholesale Agents
DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
/ EMBRACING mis- celebrated Ague, Pills thai never
IL fail to the Auge chlls or ntermitan Fevers, In
isas ABs Dy.psDs Pu.s
use OF for the Of Dyspepc Liver complaint and In
digestion, AID giving SO much relief without the
Also his Pain Extractor that never fails to give imedi
ate relief from pain in the severest scalds
cures old Ulcers Scad and letter. and very valuable fo
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br :ast.
Also his Cholera Pills, for DiarrhGa. Dysentery o
Flux. sc.
Also his Worm Pills an exec ent worm destroyer an,
viii, expei them from the systematic above p'epara
lions have been sold and extensively made OF 70
eight years past, throughout the Western States, an
stands high in the estimation Of thousands that have bee
KELLER & PARNshEY.,
CRAWFORD BELLY D''sss'
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DY-GOOS s. GROCERIES.
rw GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
j. I'll. MAGHEE &. CO.

>. II. MAGHEE g. CO.
"hoHs Deaiers and Jobbers in Foreign and Do
mes Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,$e.,
riRsrsTRAEr. EVANSVILLE, iSp.
, Rectfully invite the attention Of Merchants and
me t generally to their unusually large and full
| sotm Oh Spring and Summer ~ Goods, which they
nave In store. and TO which they will be daily
| ee,vindditions through the coming season.
~ unnecessary for them % enumerate, or partcu-
isnzele different styles; qualities. and varieties OF
nea eds Ills sufficient to say that their stock VIII
oeIou full and complete with every description OF
goouslitabe for the Western market, all OF which
nave en selected with particular regard to quality,
style I'll price. and which. from their long expe rence
IN the AIDE. they confidently nDend TO their
ifiendsnd the trade In general.
heitock Of Boots aud sh 0es Is also large and com
pete, insisting Of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes
Monro, and Brcgans of all kinds and varieties. WO
mems adj Misses Callers, Bootees, Shoes, slippers
and B.kins, with ChildreD's Shoes and Bootees, OF
every Ind and price, all of which they offer at exraor
binary prices being purchased in Boston for easf
exclusively.
Ihey,ave also on hand a fine assortment Of Hats,
Caps an Bonuets Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear.
. They earnestly request Of buyers examination q
their stock before purchasing elsewhere they an'
viii sell prices low, and terms MS advantageou
as can Inc met with at ST. Louis Cincinnati any othe
W estern market.
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New Grocery aud Provision store.

New Grocery and Provision store.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the cittensof
j ansvile and the surrounding country. that he has
opned Grocery Provision and Fruit store at the corne
OBTAIN and Fourth streets, ana IL will be his aim to KEEP
evry article in his line either wholesale or retail;
have on hand large lot cheese, which Will sell 0!
liz Dairy neese-a rich article. Coffee, Rice, RaiSns
Osnges Lemons, Teas OF all kinds, Lard OIL Vinegar
Masses Green Apples Candles, Starch, Mustard rep
ne Indigo States sand Paper, Tea and Table spoons
al many other articles tedo Us TO MENTION when per
So may see by giving hma CALL All kinds OF Produce
wnted. ldec6l JAo. SrabDiNu',
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NEW SPaING:GOODS.
Chcap !: Chcapcri!C Cheapest :!

have Just receiv ed the best selected assortment Of
Spring Goods, brought to this market Consi.t
Ing OF ready made Clothing Of every variety; together
with splendid lot Of Hats Caps and furnishing Goods
which will s.il cheaper than Ny facilities for
buying goods enables me 10 ODER GREATER INDUCE
MENrS theu ever.
MY Sc w ING MA c HIN E
s continues 70 turn of the best ofcustom work, cheap
CIR han can be made by hand anywhere.
Call and examine my goods, they are worthy yonr at
tentjon ,marel S. GUMBERTS.
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SHERWOOD H0Uis.

TIHE subscriber has taken the above house. and Eas
entirely rentted and resurnshed IT, and Is prepared
20 entertain the patrons Of the house Ia satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has goo stock OF horses anu car
rlaxes % let
The stable Is large. clean and well located, and good
bosers are In constant attendance Particular attention
M b Maid TO the care horses left with him for keep
ing and In all respects, the public shall lind the sher-
wood House good Hotel. fiysn] J. A. SYERs.
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BREAD! CAKBsn CRACKERsI!

NTeREYNOLD & WARD still continue their Bakery
1sl on Main street between First and Second, where
they will al all tines be In readiness supply old and
new customers with choice fresh article of Bread
Cakes aud Crackers. They have, account OF their
increased business. found necessary employ Bread
su, ply their customers at a distance Give trial
and We viii give YOU no cause to complain Of sour
bread. febl5
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING

WI w. TILEST0Nis ready TO receive and promptly
wv attend IN orders in his line Of al his son
On street. half spare below the sherwood House.
corner alley He prepared execute in the
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties Imta.
tons OF Wood, Marble &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally He also soles ordersfor House Painting and
always ready TO attend 10 orders LEFT upon his slate
1T the shop door. novl2 81 II.
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p ooR1yG MACHINE.

THE und rgned have lately put in operation Floor
Il ing and Facing Machine the Canal at the elbow,
near the grave yard they prepared TO furnish
any quantity Of Flooring well worked any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
ALso-Any quantity Of PACKING BOXES as low as
they can o. purchased in Cincinnati 0rdersa-e respect
fully solicited. A SIMPSON q BRO.
tuO q
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CERTIYsGATES.

RccxPoRr STraH Mills. April. 1880.
AGENTS or TEE BOsToN BfDrrso CoAPENY: Gents
As respects the Vulcanzed Rubber Betting, it will
speak for ITSELF having been two years in use The
large main belt makes huhdred and eighty revolu
tions per minute and apparently good as the day
they were put on. We have also large quantity OF
the Railway Beliing. which is also doing sefy well.
JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
NAuMxrAa COTTON Mills, SALEM, pfil 4, 1850.
AGENTS OF THE BosroN BELTrSs Conrass: Gents
In reply to your inquiries would that after Ae
use OF the Vulcanized Rubber Belts manufactured b,
the Boston Betting Company, for two years. am fully
satisfied with operation, although at first taken, ne
matter OF necessity, 10 drive the machinery, that was
stopped by the failure of the adopted Tor ihs pur
pose. The Railway Betting, had of you for the Con.
ductors complained Of by the overseer that started
them properly adjusted by his successor and have
been in operation three years. and have worked well
requiring repairs particular attention. from which
fact am of the opinion, when first put at work, the
were kept tightly trained on the pullies
Respectfully yours,
EDWARD SMITH. Treas. Nann.k.assiiiis
xsse.s.e. HfxN-o Co.. DovlR. n. H., April, 1850
AGENTS The BosToS BETTING COMPANY: Gents
We have had Of Vulcanized Rubber Belts,
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide in
five years, and will say, il another wanted. we
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
Yourst truly, GEO. MATHEWSON
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FINHEss RESTORATIVE PILLS lave ban used n
l. private practice, with unprecet ;nted uccess fo
70 years; they have never b. fore ben oired TO The
public. These pills renove obstructp ne, the nat
ural passages OF the fuids Of the bodas pores and
tactical vessels.
THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE AZ perfectly
harmless in their effects; instead cf 'eaEeng and de-
bating the patient Gas is usually te caswitb other
pills. they give to the sroa ,cu-ssreneening and
invgorating both stomach and bowls; snsimpa ling
new lite and energy to every part oehe sysm.
Being wholly vegetable they are aid III cir opera.
ton. without gripping. or any pain whatever They are
ting and restorative character and ned ono be tried
to be approved of by all sucn are afics with the
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia. any othe symp-
toms OF n disordered stomach.
THE STO MACH Is THE CENTRE SYNATHlES.
Ii principally supplied with nerws by asrse pair
proceeding directly from the brain, allied Par :
gum. These in their CO Irse send bnnches the pha-
rynx and larynx: tn esophagus the esselS the neck
nd heart the lungs, the liver. the spleen ID the eia
phragm.
1hi distribution will account for many one sympa.
thies between the stomach and other parts Organs Of
the body.
Its unnecessary TO 60 farther,han aprims derange
ment Of the stomach II account for the mulnd Of dis
tressing symptoms with which many are acted, such
Indigestion Billiousness (Drowsines, Deity,
Acidity; Extreme Langr and Ex-
sense of oppression atthe{ hauston,
pit Of the stomach: Restl ,ssaess, Otiveness;
Depression ofspirtsr Headache,
Heaviness, Extreme nervo agitation,
Cold hands and feet }Palpiiation of tlheart,
Numbness of The limbs and incapabiliryr the least
other parts, exert:on,
Vertigo. Nausea, lMistiness and iistinctness
Difficulty Of Respiration, of vision.
Stup,r. A temporary loot memo
Unpleasant Taste in theS ry
mouth, particularly whenA sense of EmIncss.
rising in the morning. {PuseI ssfrequltand more
Dull, heavy pam aud sense feeble than ual.
OF weight I'm tie bead, Emaciaton a. extreme
Dependency. Debility.
18th many other distressing mpto ms asng from a
disordered stoIna h. til; last ali the fadties Of the
mind seem Frustrated with the energies ofhe BODY
from all of which the poor sufferer may obn reliet In
few hours, by Halsted's kvnovating andaestoratve
Pills: and by "dherng TO the directions (aompanyng
the Pills. very feels il new life and nergy
impart d TO the whole system.
Persons purchasing these Pills will he Geful to oh.
serve that The name of D. HALSTED lin u letter. on
black paper) is affixed as wrapper 10 ell box; and
that none genuine unless labeled in thinanner.
NFFor sale by Druggists everywhel. Principal
Depotat BRNET'S,
No. II East Fourth street. Cfnnati, o.
RIC e FIFTY CE TT
For sale by KELLER * FANSLEY,
HALL0Ck IL SODDARD,
CRAWFORD ELL,
WOOLSEY & I'M X,
nyR Agents.
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Belle Yue Gardens

THE proprietor ofthis garden aud public house. has
l. rey rehted the building, and prove the groan.
and now ready TO receive visitors This place OF
yssituatel the river bans JUST below Pigeon Greek
Fridge, and but short walk from the heart Of the city
Refreshments af all kinds be obtained and the want:
Of visitors carefully attended The undrsigned will
always be nand 10 attend TO those visiting his house
my6-D JOHN ". MATTHEW'S.
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also hue assortment of line Linen Shirts and Cravats,
and various other articles.
In addition to the above tmy usual sock) have just
returned from the East with SPLENDID and extensive
stock Of Cloths Of every description. will sell low at
wholesale and Retail the same TO order
G'od hts and perfect satisfaction. no trade. =
am now using in my establishment Patent Sertng
Machine which enables to make cheaper than any
other establishment which does them. THIS Ma
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights OF this
invention in Vanderburgh and ask from the trade
an examination of this machine
sept4 s. GUMBERTS
make to order in the hes. styre ~
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ALLIS & HOWES
Wholesale GrOcerS.

Cornr Of Wner and Pine SITS ., Euansvifie, Ind.
LIVE on hand of the largest and best selected
IL socks of Groceries, ever opened in the West ane
can der inducements that will justify Dealers to prefe
the uarket at Evansville to any more distant point
Merchants are invited to call and examine.
CGFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TA-Imperiai, Gun Powder, Hyson. Young Hyson
Pouhong Ooong of all grades from lowest price to fine
est.
SGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf Crushed
powered.
sDLAsSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
vop to the first frost, Also reboied and Sugar House
BANDY-Of all grades from the best imported,
gre; variety OF Brands, TO domestic manufactured
VNES-port, Madeira, Claret, White. Sherry, Cham
pain. different Brands and nayors.
GN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
lan,n Jugs.
CGARS-A great variety of Brands at all prses from
% D to SIS 1000.
xES-Simmon $. Davis and the celebrated Collins
Igether with general assortment OF all articles gen
eray kept In Grocery Establishments. such as: Soap
Cables Dye Stuas, Nails Leather, Starch, Nuts large
iotd Gunny tags, Turk Island and kanawha Salt, Oils
Pals, Brooms, Brushes, Paper, Tobacco, Counter
scses Coffee Mills, Spices, do ground, Matches traces
wa Chains aud fixtures, Tumblers. Decapters, Jars
Laierns Hall Lamps, Oysters sar lines Mackere shad
Cdhsh, Herring, Shovels, ect, ect.. ect.
II the goods we sell warranted. octl
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Hw:SrRING GOODS.

CtOLBURN e. HERSHBERGER have Just received
" and have now open large and elegant ent
of the newest fabrics latest patterns both for lad.s
and zentlemens wear which they would be very happy
20 show their friends and Customers who may
with call ALSO-A large assortment Of Staple and
House Furnishing Goods, Carpets. Damasks. Muslin
Curtains, Linens Corniees Curtain Pins. Linen Sheet
ings &c. All for sale low. Call and examine 10, your
selves COibURN & HERS bERGEk.
mh3l saruer Main and Water