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Ia.c south American News.

CHlLE.-A mill company has been established
al Conception for the purpose of providing
regular supply of fenr at the lowest cost, and
always TO be able 10 meet the demand.
he quantity OF grain this season is double
that of last year.
Steam communications with the southern
ports of the republic has been established. Ga
The Sd Of May the steamer New Grenada sailed
for Constitution, Tona, Talcuhano, Valdivia and
Amend.
The northern provinces still continue to pro-
duce lar quantities OF silver and copper: IN
the month OF April The exports from The ports
uf Cadtra aud Hulsco amounted te 29,645
mares of silver Is, l9l quintals OF silver ore,
and 1894 qninials OF copper.
PERU-WAR WITH BoLIyIA.-BIsiness along
the co s. is rep 1T d dull.
The yellow fever was raging in Lima and
Callao
There were two hundred vessels loading with
guano at the Chinca Islands.
The government has sent a colony of about
two hundred poor Germans across The Andes,
to form IL colony on the banks of the Amazon
The eoveIlllnt ut has made cont act with an
American 10 furnish two steamers for The navi-
CATION Ut the Amazon.
Peru has declared against Bolivia, and
the Peruvian fleet had landed 5000 troops at
AFRICA. ers .s-s. ap
Belzu, President of Bolivia, has dismissed
BuStllO his minister OF foreign affairs, and
some hopes entertained that peace will soon
be niade again.
New GRENADA.-The Chamber of Represen-
taiyes has adopted resolution favorable to the
re-establishment of The Columbian Confedera-
tion with Venezuela aud Ecuador.
Gen. Ihos. Herrera has been nominated for
the Senate. e sF
STEAM ON TIE RIVER AMAzoS.-The first
steamship that ever sailed up The waters of the
Amazon, the Maraso, left Para the first of
February, for the city OF BarIa, in the Province
of The AmaZons teaf faregs4
The enthusiasm shown inc. nseqnence of this
first Introduction Of steam III the largest river of
the world, was very great g Ra -s4tz
Incalculable advantages are expected to be
derived by these provinces from this important
undertaking.
The new steamships Brazlera and Olinda
were launched last month at Liverpool. They
are owned by the s. A. and G. S. N. company
and are intended TO ply between The Mersey,
Amazon and La Plata. Both The Sc are intended
to sail for South America Immediately.
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5 9" Wonderful things are done nowadays"
said Mr.. Tinmins. The Doctor has given
Flack's boy new lip from his cheek"
''Ah.'' said his wife, many's the time have
known a pair taken from mine, and NO very
painfu, operation either"
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THE STATE OF ouAoRA.-A 'ri.spondent OF
one of the San Francisco papers thus describes IA
State upon which longing eyes are cast by SO
uany:-
Sonora lies between the 9th and SD degrees
of north latitude, and contains about 100 900
square miles. OF this extent $50, 900 acres, III
The neighborhood of cities and Villages are cul-
tivated. The land occupied by actual settlers
may amount 10 200, 900 of acres. The rest is
abandoned on account of the ravages of The III
dians. A considerable portion of the State is
unknown to the inhabitants, who do not venture
beyond the settlements. About third of
tue land is the property of The State--the re-
nander is claimed by private persons.
The climate is very healthy; it is not unconl-
mon see person hundred years old. The
population has been very much reduced by the
ravages of the indians. The yearly loss of life
Is estimated i'll official documents at 1000; but
there are still 100000 Whites Indians and mes
izoes taken together.
With the exception of belt of sandy barrens
along the coast, above latitude %, and except
some mountains BARREN of vegetation, but rich
in minerals, the soil of Sonora is fertile. The
climate along the coast is very warm and
disagreeable, but III the interior it is temperate !;
Hermosllo the apple aud peach, wheat and
corn. are grown, as wei the vine, stgar-calle,
cotton ami orange.
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ADu.NysyHATOn,s NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
n the estate of Charles BecklIari deceased
are required To exhibit Them viii, lie necessary
vouchers, wiihln len mon hs alter date of TIL,
notice, tn the undersis ued. Administrator, al
Ike late residence ot Charles Beckhart, lower
terry. Trinity River, or they will be forever
barred. JOHN ELLIOTT, JR.,
Administrator.
Trinity Co., Cal, June 1. 1888. jell It
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RHODES s. LUsIxss SHASTA
EXPRESS


A LEAVES The FT-r-ifsss
<f-fIETr. office OF Wells Far G--~-s $3.50
E1Zcsess Z, x CO., Sacrln. iic. ualy, tr
onusa i ,ela, AN all towns aud poinis through
out Northern Cdiiurnia, connecting al SacranItli-
to with Mells Fargo X Co.'S Daily Express 10
San Francisco aud by regular Mail Steamer on
ahe lsi gtll 10th atd 18th OF each month To the
Atlautic States aud Europe.
Tree sure. letters and other packages conveyed
TO and nom the points above designated with
the utmost dispatch.
Gold Dust forwarded 10 the U. S. MINIS at
Philadelphia aud New Orleans, under policies
from The IN st responsible Insurance Companies
III the Eastern Cities.
Drafts drawn hy John NJ. Rhodes, OF the
Sacramento Cry Bank, on New York, New
Orleans CINCINNATI, Pittsburgh State Bank
of Ohio.
b. Dayidsun's drafts for sale on Messrs n.
NJ. Roihschiid & Sons, London; Messrs De
Koihschild & Bros, Paris; MesSrs. u. a. Rohs-
child 4 Sons, Frankfurt Messrs. l.. Bthrens x
Sons, Agents, Hanlburg; Mes>rS iirh, Giun-
ing * Co., Lima aud Valparaiso; Belmont,
Esq, New York
COLLECTIONS made and all business appertain-
ing To an Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard to safety.
JAMES Nj. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSk,
NELLS FARGO & co.
OFFIcEs-Shaeia in Post Office Building
Sacramento, J stIeet. between Front and SEC
ond streets; San Francisco, ia Montgomery
street; Weaverviile Messrs. Church X Nix $
building; Yreka. tire-proof building opposite
Yreka Hotel. narl2 II
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF SHASTA ss.-I. MARY ANN
~ Stack pole wife of Charles Siackpole, OF
the County and State aforesaid, hereby publish
and declare iliatI intend to carry aud con-
duct The business of establishing aud keeping IA
public eating house III my OWN name and Ill my
OWN account.
Witness my hand and seal this third day oil
May, 4. d. 1855.
MARY A sTACKPOLE, II. 81
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State If California. Con lty of Shasta, IS. On
this 9th day OF alay. 1873. comes The. above
named Mary A. S,ackpole, Who signed The fore
going Instrument of writing aud declares 10 me
that The execution and ling of the above
named declaration is her act AMI deed Tor the
purposes therein specified.
Witness my hand and private seal, there be-
ing no fficaI seal yet provided at this office,
this a7til day OF May, 1853
JuO W. DAWSON, r,
myos 81 Recorder Of Shasta 60. 1 l. 81
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BARTON & sNAYELY.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Estimates and specifications made on all kinds
of buildings Jobbing done at the shortest no.
iice. Also, Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand and made to order.
b. Seasoned lntiber always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARTON. URIAH b. SNAvELY. S
marI2f Shasta City.
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TO EzEss k-U2.s.AC.

II HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED WM p
4 Daiiigeriicld, ESD my agent and attorney
In attend 10 all business Tor me in my absence.
JOHN Z. WILLIAMSON.
Shasta, April 30, 1888. ap3Oif
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CREES AND GROUND N ONE POUND
krs0 papers.
Tobacco, Grape, Aromatic and other brands
Oysters. Sarlines, Raisins. Figs, Walluts, Sc
Just received and for sale by
marlotf r-77 seoa TALBOT - SEATON-
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us Oh. Doctor" said an elderly lady re-
Gently Il, Dr. H. the celebrated bone-setfer.
in describing the effect OF diseased spine, Il
can neither iay nor set.''---------
"In that case" replied he, 81 should recon-
mend the propriety oil roosting..' .e0 a.
n Paper money was first made in Massa.
chnsetts in 1921; emitted by Rhode island,
1744; by Pennsylvania, l775;, first issued by
Conereas May ~l5,~l775.; made-a legal tender,
l777; ceased to circulate after gradual depre-
e'a''on' 1901. ss seaax .sxa
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-25

DlBBoNS, 60 Customs Spring Style Bonnet Ribbons
IN 20 do do do Cap do:
JAS Low & CO.
MARI AT Main st. Louisville Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-25
BUNCH GANAL FASKJl
nj LEANS VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT.

GLORIOUS NEWS FOX THE SORE AND LANE.
you can NOW BE CURED.
THE principal ingredients in this celebrated remedy
y is VoLCANic OIL, Spontaneous production from
Aaiarss own ,aeo.ssory IL possesses within it'sif
in McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment with some Of the
most powerful and efcacious remedial agents known
offered to the afflicted. When applied penesratss
through the mini pores Of the skin 70 We very seat
of the disease dsolvng and destroying the capae here
by product 4 speedy and permanent cure.
THOUSANDS of confirmed cripples have been made
to w ~ the s Of SEahs
has been permanently cured in q few weeks The most
loahsome Ulcers that have been running for years. are
healed by the use Of few bottles of McLeans Celebrated
TO ALL THAT ARE SUFFERING from Cancsrs.
Piles. Parab sis Chronic or Infamatory rheumatism,
Earache or Toothsche Bruises Sprains or any Wound,
Fresh Cuts, Sores. Burns. Paips, difference how
nc win
you. There mistake about it. This Lniment will
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALs.-Iis truly
the only enectua remedy for the cure of Spawn
Oates and Sores Saddle and Collar Calls, Windga.
RiDgbone. Poll Evil Bighead, Nodes or Tumors. Lame
Swelings Cats that horses are liable 10 from
their domesticatio
A valuable horse belonging Messrs. Grant e. Todd.
merchants on the corner OF Carr and Broadway Saint
Louis, on the leg. 1t swelled
dreadfully-they applied the Mustang Linment which
did no good-tut two bottles Of
swelling, and cured the horse entirely We hope that
every person will learn by the experience ofgentemen,
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT, for II IL
the only reliable remedy for the cure Of palms, swelngs.
sores man or beast
GREAT MISTAKES are made by persons who sup
pose that all Lnimepts equally beneficial. The ob
ect and purpose Of the common Lnimebts and remedes
simply give temporary relief not TO cure but Nc
LEANS VpLcASIc OH SNEKr is sale and certain In ~
effects always producing speedy ana permanent cure
THEN TkIFLE NO LONGER with those delusive
mxtures-call and get bottle Of NciEANs Gel
ebrsied Liment. Where 1t is used paias, sxekpgs or
cannot exist.
PRICE OF THE LININENF.-h consequence OF tbs
increasing demand for this valuable linmeDt Is now
putting up ad the Is ceut bottles. so cent and
one dollar bottles. The fifty cent bottles contain three
quantity of the twenty i've cent sze and 90 on
In pr,porso TO their cost, that purchasers will save
money by getting the larger sizes.
There are plain directions ia English and German
around each battle.
For sale by J. H. MCLEAN. proprietor. at the prnei
pal Office under the Walton House Third staeet be-
tween Olive and Locust streets, and By
- KELLER Il FARNSLEY
Water street, Evansville, Ind.
CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION.-Ask for, and
take no other but McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENT put up in square bottles. some uuprineipled
dealers NAV try 10 palm upon you the Mexican Mustang
y now put up spurious and adulterated,
made Of avdoii and limewater, and sold at ten cents
per bottle Beware of that filthy soap grease. dec9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-25
FARMERS AND MECHANICS
HE ALTH AS9OCIATI
Cleveland Ohio Il Lafayette, Ind.
4AO, ooos

THIS Is an Association of Farmers. Mechanics ana
4 Workingmen generally, for the musuai assisanso
OF each other Ia ease OF sickness or accfdept
BY the payment of the Admission Fee OF 3D. '.no
time Of making application; and NJ the hrst ahuai De-
posit within ten DAYS, you will become Life Member
md will be entitled TO Weekly Benefit, IL you shouii
be disabled By Sick or Accident from pursuing
ordinary patton Females insured agnss
sick ness common to both sexes, -.
RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:
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Water street., Evansyile, Ind.
CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSlTION.-Ask for, and
MENT put up in square bottles. ZONE uuprineipled
dealers try palm upon you the Mexican Mustang
Iniment-it u now put up spurious and adulterated,
made Of avd-oil and mewater, and sold at ten cents
per bottle Beware of that filthy soap grease. deco
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-25

I'VE will take in exchange for goods Ginseng, Bees
w wax, Flaxsesd, Feathers and Rags;
murs MERRITT, FIELD q CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-25
FARM FO8 SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
THE Joseph McCaiiiser Farm aiming l60 Of
l. the bes. upland in the cot sty. aid being the
Boonville road, about 81 miles from Evansville, Is ><
for SALE There upwards Of 80 Of land under
cultivation and there two good orchards aud psiBg
water in abundance on the farm. The buildings cost
from Sl200 to 8 $50 and mostly new.
This farm, long known of the best uptnd farms
In the county, be had al bargain Sd easy
TENS Stock and farming utensils will b< sold with the
FARM wanted. For p rticuiars enqu.re on tho lre-
misses Of JOSEPH WOODWARl,o or II
INGLE, WHEELER e. IGLEHART.
mh22- lwd4tw S. Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-25

NroTEs on the Memphis Saving Institution are re-
~ deemed i'm coin at this ONCE. No. 10 Front Row
Memphs. Mar7Imd] J. X S. OLIVER, Cash.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-25

E0 BOXES Cheese in prime order. reed and fol
w sale by SAMUEL ORR.
marll
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JUST RECEIVED
AT THE EAGLE kESTAURAT fine lot
~ <~Iof fresh Baltimore Oysters for sale bv the
SH Can. Whole Cans u ~; Half Cans 10
sbas J. A. FRAZER.
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II ORSE Shoe Netls, % bags No. to Is. received
H and for sale by lmar.] SAMLORR,
MOr Candida. IS boxes best quality for sale low
.lu by lmAi3l s. K. GILBERT~ CO.
Sycamore near Water.
nQPPEE 50 bags choice deep green Rio just received
" per steamer Glehdy Burke. and for sale by
s. K. GILBERT q co.
mnr4 Sycamore Water.
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Adm,pistra,er'. Sale,

AUUtW1SufatOrs1 sale.
IlY virtue Of rider Of the Court OF Common Pleas
ID oi Vanderburgh county, the under signed admin
siFators Of James Doian decd will sell at public AUCTION
on the l9hHay Of April A. 1883, at the Court Houss
gu rler Of Section No. Three, in township No. Fix,
South Of Range No. Ten West in said county, ON the
following terms One third in cash and the balance in
six twelve aud eighteen manths from tie day Of sale,
the purchaser giving notes with approved security,
waving relief from valuation or appr,isemebt laws.
: mh2!.3tw-3 MICHAEL GAVISK,l g..
BERNARD MERRIC( Ao"U
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ALI ON, MT. CARMEL AND NEW AL
BANY RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE Is hereby given that there Bonds Of
IN this Company In circulation, the Books OF this
COMPANY will testify that no bonds have been is.
sued or authorized.
And ms all the stock formerly subscribed the Books
Of ths Company, sid bv the Sheriff under
tins issuing from tina Circuit Court of Edwards Coun-
~, lila and was by the purchasers at such Sers SALE
or by their assgpees surrendered to the present Board
Of directors 10Th January, ls53 al certificates OF
stock bearing date precious 10 that time are rSrthless
IL having been reported that Bonds and certifc tss
OF stock of this Company have been offered for sale
pledge by parties formerly connected with this Compa
NY tho Board have thought right thus to put the pub
lie on their guard.
T. B. THOMPSON, President
ofA. Mt. c. aud n. A. X. X. CO.
SAMUEL THoNrsoS N. D., secretaryto Board.
marlu II
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MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON.
.JolJers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Good
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Bonnets. &c, DC.

STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND EVANSVILLE IND.
. RE- now receiving their Spring and summer stock,
a to whh they respectfully invite the attention OF sne
Trade We have now So packag IN store o. w! uo9os
boughtin December and shipped nj low
we can an WILL sell low. They consist OF the following
descriptions OF Goods -..,. n,u
a.. ,',;nts Saco leached drills. Bo',tt blue driitsPeP
peralbro riIls, nne brown sllrtngs and
long cloths Patapsco, Otis. and AmosSeog uenims
We will be RECEIVING Goods every week Throughout!
a. .san and ha We no he station in say will get
VIC h,, s,ocL than have offered 10 the trade
Our Dress Goods, such as Prints Gingaams, Lawns.
Berraages &c are of bright and beauinl SYKES aud Of
..,Ia1t Qualities Our Stuff Goods Of the most substan-
tii The Cream the four Eastern markets.
In ever, department OF Stock tse Trade VII nnd
600 ,nd saleable Goods for determined, old,
moor and shabby Goods shall not come inside tho walls
Of store, r.v cc,,or
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-26
From he Fairmont { Va Repl6ltcqn.

From the FaiTmont VaO Repu6liea1.
AN INVALUABLE MEDICIHE.-lt is but seldom we find
among the many emses offered to the public for the cure
disease, consent to commend orwhSe Vir'
able TO discover, and have always seduousy
avoided giving ueIance anything that might lead any
suppose that placed any faith IN their Preten
But with reference to remedy manu- aetured IN
this place. and which has become familiar 10 the public
as household words speak IIom knowledge OF its in
tnse exeelIences, its adaptation TO many OF the ills OF
e, and the security with which II may be used. We
speak The NonpaTeil Nerve Bone Lnimen prepar
ed by II. II. Carr Co.. from prescription furnished by
Dr Watson Carr, late Mogantown, and now OF Wheel
ing, OF the most eminent Physicians in Virginia This
nimen is based upon the broad principle that any rene
dy which will relieve external pain, will properly
pounded be equally ecacous in emovirg int mai nee
lions, principle that has been successfully Developed
simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and SIM
pie in its action, and yet revealing in its effects power
incredible, reaching the hidden snews OF man
beas-and yet being nnoXOus TO the weakest infant
1t is also by the cheapest Eminent in the market being
put up in tottes twice large the majority AZ
fourth larger than the largest besides being than four
times strong. We commend it to those in want OF a
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CINCINNATI.
TueorDornted, IS49.

rs INCORPORATED, 1S4S. ss.asi.
THE attention Of the public is seea 70 me
speToT facilities ROI ded at this Institution for qua
yiDgind Viduas in Thorough practical manner Tor tn
counting room and business pursuits
I4strlteton-B ksePins BY Double EttTyA complete
practical course OF Ilstruconis given 10 the art OF keep
Ing scientifically Double BntTy Books in the different de-
partments OF trade eommeree and manuastuIes
bending in among the most eminent
whether prosperous purchase and sale Of
Ing on their owl account commission or ON joint sPeeu-
Iaton Including secationsfn stocks, real estate &C.,
with stcamboatiu Insurance, rlilroad and books Of
Joint stock and chartered associations generally
Commercial calculations embrace every variety Oh COM
putat ons pertaining operations, being taught
count zquations, arbitration OF Exchanges. &c.
Mercantile exercises aIe
genuine business style OF upon
the mind the student well as amiliarize him with
forna Invoices Account sales bills Of exchange, &C.
PTdefieal PeHmGnshP-one hour is devoted in teaching
viii. thorough command OF hand and PEN accuracy and
elegance with and TapdityI and perfect WIN
CoSu,srciSI Law aud Political Eeonomy-Daily Lee
tu are given these important topics as connected
with the avoeatons Of the merchant in the o.
subject OF PaTtership principal and agent, negotiable in
sraents sales, debts guarantees, ec also on the laws
IL, profit, interest inter. national trade, &c.
The course be completed in from eight to twelve
Instruction being individually applicants can enter
knowledge OF the ordinary English branches is all the
he business acauantaBee OF the Principal enables him
to eIer sIstanee to those wisngto procure auatons
Good hoard can be obtained in the city at so to $3.50
PER pi Mona under awarded the graduates
TERMS:-For partial course books, ationery' e In
For iuii course, books stationery 2iPe@s, 81, ineu-
janS'63-1yd FrtletPaL.
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Cincinnati wholesale Paper
Warehouse.
n. III 4 G { n

WI oRer for sale a well selected stock Of PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER.AAKERs'
MATERIALS.
West Paper business complete in all its parts, we have
formed connections with the best manulaetu
this country and receive supplies directly from
Them The prices and terms offer are as iaVoTa
Le as the goods be purchased for in the Eastern
cities .L.. -, ,,,,,,,
INC; PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be-
ing the highest grades OF Writing Papers made In this
Sur stock embraces every description OF Paper used IN
The West We have but Uniform price to all. Orders
nv mail win be filed the same prices as II bought ~
nc an. Samples will be sent BY mail free Of cost;
S r-lt '..- = Wholesale Paper Dealers,
..H. 3 Pearl Street.
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To Country Merohants.
AIRS. S. KNOX having withdrawn from the hrni o.
Nh MeCIalien Knox & Co.. the remaining partners have
associated with them Mr. Chester D. KNOX, (brother OF 81
Knox) long and known In the trading public
assuming the style OF McClalenS and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old
have so long and rally sustained them) and all
e in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arriv
ing from the 10th to the last oTSeptember. =,
aying been selected with the greatest care ana
for cash they atsr themselves thatin their Fall Stock
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements In qualify
and prices superior to any offered in the market IL
Country Merchants their way east they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their stock and post them nprees earless
challenging comparison with tile marke OF
PHILADELPHIA. Tsep3l McCLALLENS d KNOX