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der their direction expressly foi this et and consss
Of every article requisite 70 complete gentlemen ward
robes. go - - -
COATS DsCLOAKs.
fine assortment. of blue brown grey drab Mackinsw
Blankets Box and Overcoats fine lot of cloth coss OF
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French
English Cloth Dress Frock and Sack Goats full trimmed;
Satnett and Cashmerette Coats brown, green and grey
and all coors OF Tweed and Cashmere sack frocf and
dress Coats Roundabouts and Coats Of all kinds =
PANTALOONS-Superior black and blue 10th and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet mixed Ssf-
ne Pants and Corduroy pants every variety and
price 10 suit purchasers. W =
vESTS-Blsck silk and satin Vests; fancy aad plain silk
velvet fancy cashmere Vests satine vests and
common vests Of all kinds. 4 81 ..--'-7'(
m FURNISHING GOODS. -
~ Althe late styles Of plain and fhncy silk
and satin Cravats, Scarfs and Stocks. white -
and all colors Pocket Handkerchiefs Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Musl? and Flannel do FLANNEL and Net I'm
dersnrfs aud Drawe every kind Of Beaver
hd Thread and Cotton 0ovos; embroidered and plain
gum Suspenders; silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas:
Dodd's Sherwood's and Chase's Hats Also SILK Hats
Caps, Boots. Shoes walking cnnes &c. a<ssl
All the above articles and thing else in the furnish
Ing line viii be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH.
We shall continue 10 receive fresh supplies weekly du-
ring the season from our mandatory in Cincinnati
nova ...s A HL.ERISG d DRUMMER.
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.1dHJIICI0THING &C., 5dI3I
cuAs. wsMAes.. ..............A. LsspsnSs
MACK & LOBENSTINE'S
w cstern StarCl 9th ng Ster
ri .ak LNFULL BLAST.
mn EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN TIE LOWER STORY pRrw's PAvrLros.f cokRurn
WATER AND SYCAMORE srREErs.
.tt - 80 ---------
=. Messrs.MACK& LoBExsTlNE- .--.-.H
ejust reed and viii copsnae
M to receive weekly rom the:i large 6RW
IN. Wholesale Es,ablishmentin cins 13Q
in NATL the largest and most extensive -
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial view to the wants ..
~ tasie. -s1- k-,Lfs ,ts< et
fine assortment Of black brown. gray. dfab, Nsskin
aw BLANKETS Box and Ovefeoats hne lot Of cloth coon
OF all sizes and prices superior black and blue Feneh
triued: sattinet and Cashmerette Coats brown green
and grey and all eoors OF Tweed and Casino sack
irock and dress Coat Roundabouts and Coats or ALI
--1s ,s.s1ocS PANTS selsS--saoi1
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants,
fancy French Cashmere Pants; fancy spss blue black
and Corduroy pants Of every variety and price 10 suit
purchasers eas 81 % a. liais Sad s9ssIa
~ VESTS, - =. - l.sE
Black six and satin Vests; fancy and rlain SIX velvet
Vests fancy cassmere ves:s sti1et vests and common
vests of all kinds. e.i III G-1ff SIS sefto Gl
,x>FURNISHIN GOODS.
Consisting OF an elegant and m|D
large assortment Of cust0m8 XuUQ
- made bosom shirts, shirt collars. lSEf
cravats Of superior quality and beautiful patterns S,
Knit cotton drawers saspendets and
every other article usually found In the most excessive
establishment Of the country. -. g.. -. !. !,
HcSh In connection with their large stock Of NRts
YaH clothing. they win keep nhe sseoTt
tMp ment of CAMPS Superior HAry AND Cara u -
Aso all kinds Of Union, Mexican, CALIFORNIA;
Panama and other styles Of hats, with variety Of
dd BOOTS and SHOES, - 5ssae
1t Is useless to mention theirelegant and very exeh
sve lot Of togskin and other kinds of TRUrp cAnfrz
onerne heartfelt thanks for the unmistskabe be-
transformations Of approval received in both the whole
sale and retail departments Of business. respect
iuis soliciting continuation of the pubck hvor We
deem unnecessary to Iecapulate our nnFy died fac
tes and systems Of conducting business, which en-
aoie as 70 compete If not excel establishment OF the
kindn the Union. We beg 10 say. that every step in
progress, in experience. and extending our busness.
tends towards enabling the extend great In
dueements and facilities to customers. Having en-
larged our business considerable degree since last
sprl Ig we are this enabled offer fiends
and to The inspection Of purchasers generally stock or
goods winch In superiority OF make, beauty OF styJes,
ana owness Of prices has certainly not b equal, either
Z in the East or Westi ~ u
FCounry merchants should not fail TO this stock
before purchasing. at6sn s--11.s.lH
-, MACK & LoBENsTINR.
/ Eransriiie. Oct. 16. 1851. p 20
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A SUPERIOR article Of Surar.house Molasses II
"A prime order in barrels and haf barrels for sale b,
Bov2S - -7--- J. 4. w. REILLY.
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ooRINc MA-HINE-

THE undsrsgnsd have lately put in operation Floor
tho grave yard, they prepared to furnish
any quantity of-Fiooring well worked any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured
AJso-Any quantity Of PACKING BOXES as low as
they be purchased In Cincinnati 0rdersa-e respect
fully solicited. Ht A. SIMPSON d BkO.
Evansville, Aug. g. le52t. iHl.s Hff
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TINE public are respectfully informed that
i prepared TO give increased facility and dispatch for
ges parcels, bank aud specie. and all
who patonise quick dispatch throughout the year,
having railroad communication from Cincinnati 10 the
East Each express Is In charge OF trusy messenger
accompanied with iron safe for better security Of valu
abes. /.
We collect lls notes. or drafts, m ordsrsfor goods,
or pay bills In paces where we have Offices.
Expresses for ST. Louis, Madison Indianapolis, Gin
cinna,i Cleveland Psburg, and all parts OF the East
leave daily at l0l A. NJ. -. s.'t. 80. 49,.
For Lexington and Frankfor at 2 p. M.
For Californa by each mail steamer from New York.
ADAMS Il CO.
8. A. JONES, Agent,
nov17 80 ~ Office $50 Main st., Louisville.
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GRAHAM & FARRELL.

GRAHAM & FARRELL.
WE have now on hand, and are prepared To sell at
wv low rates, well selected stock of Groceries,
sshng in part Of. viz: es7ss-s Z
Sugar Glass Ware, Tea, Gloves,
Coffee Buckets, Trace chains, Raisins,
Nolasses, q Selves Curry combs, Cassia,
Flour, y lStar Candles, lGinger, Nutmegs,
Tobacco Wash-boards, Pepper, Mackerei,
Cotton Yarns Herring, Spice Cement,
-Whiskey Galore
In addition TO the above have lately reed stock OF
fine Brandy warranted; together with general assor-
ment Of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, which will
Of sposea. small ad vance. .ts relojt
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F.OUR AGENCY.

WE have taken the Agency Of the "Francisco MIL
and shall be constantly supplied with rsry choice
article Of Flour, which will sell for Cash delive.
~. at a very iep price. S. T.. GILBERT & CO.,
feblo Syc. near Water.
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Roors AND sHoEs

BOOTS AND SHOES.
"a. Tug undersigned would respectfully In Mn,
form the public. that he has now on hand 4vll
the rgast and most approved styles off -
ncustom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
kid ladies' Boots, Baskins Walking Shoes and slippers.
Also for Misses, &C.. &c. Also ON hand, splcadd
stock Of Leather and Findings for sale wholesale and
tan for cash, his old stand Water doors
Dove Pavilion Hotel. lje3-lyl p. DECSNER. =
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MArN sTeEsT PROPERTY

49, MAIN STREET PROPERTY. Al
1-vOR SALE.-Persons DESTROYS OF securing tho very
n ba~ business locations be obtained In the cy
Of Evansville would do well TO call without delay.oh
the undersrned is the agent Of Mr. James Roquef
'''o - - = Jx0. !. CHANDLER.
nevl7 Real Estste Agent
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JUST RECEIVED AT,
M. A. LAWRENCE.
Marble Works. .----.

Near the Court Hexss. 70 4Inet - "a
LARGE stock Of hne White No. marble, direct
N from VT. Also lot Of White Statuary, and now on
hand the largest and finest stock OF Italian and American
marble, offered in this city (and more comrg)
sstng In part OF Monuments Tombs, Obelsks. Scrolls
Head stones and Gothic work ofvarious styles finished
by Eastern w men, Ia that cannot fail to
please. which will be sold reduced prices NJ B. Or
ders from distance promptly and satisfactorily flied
Evansville Sept. IL 1852 NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
r A. ]. ROBERTS Il CO., tif.a
GENERAL
COMMISSION. FoRvARDING AND WESTERN
PRODUCE MERCHANTS, =
No. 62 Poydras street, New Orleans.
Particular attention giren to The purchase of
Goods on orders. 49,.
RrrxnEscxs:-Mcssrs Jas. Connolly e. Co., A. Brother
ESQ.,, 4. G.. Lathrop, New Orleans: ID. A. January &
Co.. Riggs Ii, ering Co., Smythe & Core, st. Louis;
J. A. Skill ESQ.,, Richardson, Gardner & Stone. Gin
cinnat A. murston Esq, Louisville, KY; H. p War.
pg. ESQ. New York; X. Desha c Co.. Leavens Malone
& Co.. Mobile; s. +. Gilbert. Evansville james
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- CASKS Sad Irons assorted quality:
D3 do Bed Screws ., 81, inches
Ju ST received and for sale low by -
mh2l q 81 - Z. M GkiFFIIH.
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CINCINATICLOTHrNc sTOR1
NEXT DOOR c. BELL, DRueoIsr. MAIN srRssrs
EvansyilIe. Ind. 80

Messrs. AHLE2-
ERING & BRUM
MEX axvejust re-
ceived from their
mandatory IN Gin
cinnati, the latest
New York style OF
Fall aud Winter
Clothing; all OF
which are made *
trimmed in the ,
best manner. uu-
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DRU s! &.
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, &C.,

USE EOWcS CELEBRATED COUGH
TT certain cure for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness Sore
i Threat phthisic. Whocpirg Cough, Broncnr = &C.
- f-ltt Sole Agent for Evansville.
i,so .oid ALLENC HALLOCk,
-s'A w M wOOLSEY,
,rnvo r. t5rafstec KELLER & FARNSLEY- Z
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FRUITS, PRESERVES, &C.

RECEIVED and sale 0t Inc lowest market
Al rates:-1O drums Sultanas or Seedless Raissns:
as jars Canton preserved ginger:
Is cases Citron;
90 doz Brandy Peaches:
e-. % doz Biandy Pears, lE SO
10 do preserved Tsmerinds; fa
900 drums No. Figs; sra is5ztrI ~ 81
so boxes NJ Raisins;
30 Quarter boxes layer Raisens; .
900 cans Baltimore Oysters, sslfs
IS boxes Oranges U; tsl =
so do Lemons; -1-r ff.s tie4
S casks Zante Currants: taE
50 lars assorted Pickles; s-rc -1
25 doz Scotch Ale pts;
25 doz Scotch Porter, pts,
feb- sh BABCoCK & BROTHERS.
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NEW YORK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH

NTYERS& KNIsELY, Gate Myers, Snydam & Knise.
M W. looking to interest OF their patrons we'll
IS to their own, have adopted the Popular Trade" OF
selling goods entirely for CASH. Every business man
knows that where goods sold for CASH ONLY. they
can be afforded much cheaper than where general
credit business is done; therefore we hope that al
old friends and the trade generally viii call and give
ia look Il r .
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We have an open Policy Of Insurance, which win cove
all shipments tn address, when advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed on bills OF lading before. or
the time Of shipment. M0GRlDGE * McFAUL. =
novI0- -d6wiy st. Louis. No.
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FURNISHING oOODs.
NEW YORK CLOI HINs STORE,

ON WAIkAsrkkfT,NkxTTo HoRNBRooK q DUkT1s onoc1
It1t between Moin and Syeomors. ~ g
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= T9E CHEAP STORE.

SIOSkxs. -
IL who want the choicest kino Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
N very cheap rates. look for the sign on the top of
the house T. T.. bedford's Cheap Family Grocery, cor
ner Second and Oak streets.
Mr.. r. win keep constantly on hand an assortment o.
Family Groceries of the very best quality and will sell
them very low. His motto Is "quick sales and small
profits" 7f' June 90
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Our stock consists Of :
Siika Ribbons Dress Goods
Shawls Laces White Goods
Gloves Grapes Pongee H'6k'fs
French xerino BombaziDe Alpaca &c, &c,
Which pledge ourselves 70 sell at from ten TO treirs
per cent lower than usual credit prices, the old
stand No. lag Broadway, corner OF Liberty st.
JAMES MYERS.
febl2-3m WILLIAM kNlSELY.
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John q DEvERE6x jr.,-Has on hand and for sale
By the Barrel single gallon. rs rate article Of Lard
NJ novs So JOHN C. pRvEREUx Jr.
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ton, prudence alters her rules of ac-
tion and because her growth does not
always keep pace with that of our
years and passions. But religious vir-
tues can never change; these remain
eternally the same in the state which
we and those who love US are hasten
ing TO enter. Preserve then, mind
pure, looking for everything from God );
thus will that beauty of soul remain,
for which thy bridegroom to-day adores
thee. | am no bigot, no fanatic. lam
thy aunt, OF seven aud twenty. love
all innocent and rational amusements.
Bat for this very reason I Isay to thee
be good dear christian, and thou wilt,
as mother, yes, as a grandmother; be
still beautiful.
Louise threw her arms about her
neck. and wept in silence, and whis-
pered, 81 thank thee, angel!
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Il Hot Joke.-Very soon after the
close of the American Revolution a
deputation of Indian Chiefs, having
some business 10 transact with the Co.
vernon, were invited to dine with some
of the officials in Philadelphia. Du-
ring the repast the eyes of a young
chief were attracted to caster of mus
tard, having in it spoon ready for use.
Tempted by its bright color, he gently
drew it towards him, and soon had a
brimming spoonful in his mouth. In-
stantly detecting his mistake. he new
ertheless had the fortitude TO swallow
it, although it forced tears from his
eyes. A chief opposite at the table
who had observed the consequence but
not the cause. asked him what he was
crying for" He replied that he was
+" thinking of his father, who was killed
in the battle" Soon after the ques-
toner himself prompted by curiosity,
made the same experiment with the
same result, and in turn was asked by
the young sachem what he was cry
ing for 2" because you were not
killed when your father was" was the
prompt reply.
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s E L E G T E d
The EVeniDg Before Marriage,

we shall certainly be very happ,
together" said Louise 10 her aunt, or
the evening before marriage, and hel
cheek glowed with deeper red. and
her eyes shone with delight. When a
bride SAYS we, il may be easily guessed
whom of all persons in the world she
means thereby.
do not doubt il, dear Louise re.
piled her aunt: q if you only continue
TO be happy together"
"Oh. who can doubt that we shall
continue so? know myself | have
faults. indeed. but my love for him will
cure them And SO long as we love
each other we cannot be nnhappy-
Oar lore will never grow cold"
aAlas," sighed her aunt, thou dost
talk like maiden Of nineteen on the
day before marriage. in the intoxica-
tion of wishes fulfilled, of fair hopes
and happy omens. Dear child, remem-
Der this-even the heart in time grows
cold. Days will come when the magic
Of the scenes shall fade. And when
this enchantment fades, then it be-
comes first evident whether we are
truly worthy of love- When custom
has made familiar the charms that are
most attractive, when youthful fresh
ness has died away, and with the
Brightness of domestic life more and
snofe shadows have mingled, then,
Louise, and not until then, can the
wife say Of the husband, "He is wor-
thy of life - then first the husband
can say of the wife, g She blooms in
imperishable beauty.o But truly on
the day before marriage such asser-
tons sound laaghable TO me-"
understand you, dear aunt. You
would say that our mutual love can in
earlier years give US worth for each
other! But is not he to whom am TO
belong-for of myself can boast Of
nothing but the best intentions-is he
not the noblest, worthiest of all the
young men of the city2 Blooms not
ia his soal everything that tends 10
make life happy z"
1sa Ny child,n replied her aunt, "I
grantit. Virtue blooms in thee as well
% IN him ; can say to thee without
fattery. But, my dear, they bloom
1nsyS ana are not YET IpeHeu D6healn
the sun and the shower. No blossoms
deceive the expectations more than
these. We can never tell in what soil
they have taken root Who knows the
concealed depth of the heart w
= Ah, dear aunt you really frighten
sne.s'
So much the better, Louise such
fear 10 right; such fear is as it should
30 on the marriage eve. love thee
lsndefly, and will declare all nv
leorhis Oh the subject without dis.
guiss. am not yet aa old aunt! At
Bsyen and twenty years one looks for
ssarsf inloslif with pleasure the world
Ill presents bright side tous. have
sns1kesllsnt husband, and ] an5 happy.
Ihsfafpess Ihaye . right to speak thus
% thee, 10 call thy attention TO secret
ahich thou dost not know, one which
j rot oslsn spoken to 8 young and
sFelly maiden one, indeed, that does
~ eFs&tly occupy the thoughts of q
1oung u1sn, and sfiil u Of the utmost
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/ WOULD NOT DIE ALL?

1 WOULD NOI DIE AZ 4LL!
4IR-"I arouM aot Die tn Spring Tam c.
would not die in Spring time,
When worms begin to crawl,
When cabbage plants are shooting up,
And frogs begin to squall
'Tis then the girls are full Of charms,
And smile upon the men,
When lamb and peas are in their prime
would not perish then.
would not die in Summer,
When trees are filed with fruit
and every sportsman has a gun,
The little birds 10 shoot.
The girls then wear the Bloomcr dress,
.ss And half distract the men;
1t 10 the time to oswear it out
would not perish then.
would not die in Autumn,
When ncw-lnown hay smells sweet,
And little pigs are roofing round
For something nice to eat.
'Tis then the huntsman's wild ha!loo,
Is heard along the glen,
Aad oysters gin to Eatten up
| would not perish then.
would not die in Winter
For one might freeze to death;
When clustering boreas sweeps around,
And take away ones breath,
When slelgh-beils iingle-horses snort,
And buckwheat cakes are tall;
In fact. this is right good world
| would not die at all
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THE POETS CORN ER.
AURELIA.-BY THOMAS B. READ.

AURELLA.-BY THOMAS B. READ.
Where famed field Of fiowers-and where
Sang noisy birds and brooks
Auselia to the frolic ar
Shock down her wanton waves Of hair,
With laughser-loving looks.
Her large and lustrous eyes of blue,
Deshed with the dew pf mirth,
Beoueashed to all their brilliant hue;
She saw no shades, nor even knew
She walked the heavy earth.
Her ringing laughter woke the dells
When fell the autumn blight;
She sang through all the rainy spells
For her the snow was full Of bells
ofmusc and delight.
She swept on her bewilEering way
BY every pleasure kissed
Making mirth Of night and day;
4 brook, all sparkle End ali spray,
Daacing itself to mist
! lore all brigh, and happy things,
And joys which are not brief;
All sights and sounds whence pleasure springs
And weary Of the harp whose strings
Are never tuned to grief
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Carriage Mandatory & Repairing.

The subscriber has removed his
>E&-Ro shop to the new building on Main
.s@8 A@8 street, nearly opposite the saw mill Of
Capt. Gates. where he will at all times be pre-
pared to execute with neatness and despatch all
work instrnsted to him.
His stock Of materials is complete and we'll
selected, and he has in his employ workmen Of
experience IN the several branches Of the bust
ness.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him by the citizens Of St. Mary, the
subscriber hopes, by dilgent attention to his
business, good workmanship and very moderate
charges. to merit its continuance.
THOMAS MARTIN.
Franklin, July 10, 1852.
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Certificate of Joseph Benson, Painter.

Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter.
have used the Bridgewater Paint for the past
five months on brick and plastered buildings,
and on tin, shingle and canvass roofs, and in
every instance it has given the fullest satisfac-
ton. From tests and experiments made under
my Immediate direction, can testify to its being
proof against effects of sparks and cinders, and
protection against leaks. consider it lar supe-
riOr to any mineral paint | have ever seen, and
invaluable for all outdoor purposes-Possessing
qualities that particularly recommend it for. use
in a southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON
New Orleans, Feb. 6, 1852.
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Certificate If the Managers and Agents of
Louisiana Dry Dock Company.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt Thomasson. of the Magnolia, and
Capt. Brown OF the Porpoise. We cheerfully
recommend said paint as superior article. :,
HUGHES, VaLLETT & Thomas. L. D. D.
J.P. WHITNEY & Co, agents.
New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1852
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Certificate of John F. Miller, of Attaza

Certificate Of John F. Miller, Of Attakapa,
In July last was induced to apply the Bridge
water mineral Paint to my Sugar-House, and in
every respect it has exceeded my expectations,
Messrs. G. 6. Robert & Co. l cheerfullys ada
my testimony to the numerous ones embraced
in the Agents circular, and recommend the
same to planters and others, as the best fire and
water protector l have ever known. Where I
have applied it. it has been exposed to the sun
since last July, and has neither blistered nor
cracked, and has formed solid metallic surface,
which has proved entirely impervious.
JoHx F. MILLER.
New Iberia, Attakapas, March is, 1852
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New Spring and Summer Clothing |!

AIE are now opening a very large, fine and
w fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's
Spring and Summer Clothing, just received
from the manufacturers at the North, which will
enabls.us to pu. them at very low prices. We
defy competition in this line, either in price or
quality. s. SMITH d SON.
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Dream of Lye.-How few of us, at
the close of life, can say, 81 have filled
and occupied the position 10 which |
looked forward when boy" In the
onward progress of life: how often in
some moment of thought and reflection,
do we find ourselves enquiring, is this
as hoped, have enacted my dream g
And the answer is invaribly-No. We
look forward in childhood-and only
look forward-without reflection. We
build up gorgeous palaces, we sketch
a career of life all gold and sunshine
what are they. And where are they,
when years sober US.