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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-06
TIE Fest of E7eEa have their Fsailings.

l wish could ever take up paper that endors-
the opinion that good men were as safe as home.
opapathic pills. You don't suppose they ever
patronize false words weights, false measures,
or false yard sticks! You don't suppose they ever
SANDER their neighbors after making long win
ded exortation in vestry meeting! You don't
suppose they ever lift their beavers to long
purse, and turn their backs on their thread bare
coat! You don't suppose they ever bestow char
ity to have it trumpeted in the newspapers! You
don't suppose when they trot devoutIy to meet
ing twice day on Sunday, that they overhaul
their ledgers in the intermsson! You don't sup
pose they ever pay their minister's salary in con-
umptiva hens and damaged turkies! I wish peo-
pie were not so uncharitable and suspicious. 1t
disgusts me with human nature.
Now, if once hear a man make a prayer, that's
enough said After that, Gabriel could not make
me believe he was sinner. If his face is of an
orthodox length, and his creed is dyed in the WOOL
consider him prepared subject for the under
taker. IF his toes are the evangelical plat
form, am morally certain his eyes never will go
on Tom FOOLS errand.'' If he has proper
reverence for church steeple, | stake my life on
it, his conduct will be perpendicular. I should
be perfectly willing to pin my faith on his sleeve
to the final consummation Of all things Yes, I've
the most answering, indestructble, undying con-
fdence in any man who owns copy of Watts
Psalms and Hymns. Such man never trips,
or if he does, you never catch him at it.--T'ue
Flag
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NEs:,s,'Esf.

Nigl.t-s-Tli pulse OF gFeasc ft-s-stiil.-
The echo of hurrying feet has long since died
away. The maiden dreams of her lover; the
sick of health; the captive of freedom Softly
falls the moonlight on those quiet dwellings; yet
under those roofs are hearts that are throbbing
and breaking with misery too hopeless for tears;
forms bent before their time with crushing sor-
row! lips that never smile, save when some mock
ing dream comes to render the morrows waking
tenfold more bitter. There, on a motkers faith
full breast, calm and beautiful, lies the holy brow
of infancy. Oh! could it but pass away thus =
ere the bow of promise had ceased to span its fu-
ture-ere that serenest sky be darkened with low
ering clouds-ere that loving heart shall feel the
death pang of despair.
There, too, sits Remorse, clothed in purple and
fine linen, "the worm that never dieth," hid in its
shining folds. There the watcher by the couch
of pain, the dull ticking of the clock striking to
the heart a nameless terror With straining eye
its hours are counted; with nervous hand the
drau hit that brings no healing to the pallid lip,
The measured tread of the watchman, he
passes his round the distant ramble of the coach,
percnance the oiSJoiuIeu lrdSLhenIs vi sung ioili
bacchanalian lips, alone breaks the solemn still
ness. At such an hour, serious thoughts, like
unbidden guests, rush in. Life appears like the
dream it is-eternity the waking; and involun-
tary the most careless eye looks up appealingly
to Him, by whom the hairs of our heads are all
numbered.
Blessed night Wrap thy dark mantle around
these weary earthly pilgrims. Over them all the
"Eye that never slumbereth'' kcepeth its tireless
watch. Never futtering sigh escapes human
breast, unheard by that plying ear. Never an
unspoken prayer for help that finds not its plying
response in the bosom of Infinite mercy.-FANNY
FEPN
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POWERS AND HAYNAU-A correspondent of the
Boston Traveller, writing from Florence, January
31st, tells the following story:
'sThe Florentines have just started story in
regard to our sculptor, Powers, and Haynau, the
Austrian General, which has sufficient foundation
in fact to be extremely piquant and illustrative
of the national tone toward their respective coun-
tries. Haynau appliedto Powers to take his bust.
Powersxwho is as true an American as breathes,
did notwish to do 1t, but could not as profess
sional sculptor, refuse point blank; SO, without
giving Haynau any encouragement, he merely
told him that he was just then very much occu-
pedy aaap4rfs price was thousand dollars.''
The high price decided Haynau to apply to an
Italian, who agreed to do it, for one third. But
tn Florentines have it that Powers, to get rid Of
the order, told him bluntly that he would not do
it unless he (Haynau )would cut off his moustach-
es Now, as Haynau, since the pulling scr ape
n London, values those fnoustaches as ncoites
tble evidence of the snobbish martyrdom that he
$50 narrowly escaped, and as quite as important
and characteristic part of himself as his head,
this would have been equivalent to the fattest
ssno,' in Ito hm) the most insulting and unfeelng
sense.
In the meanwhile an italian artist, Bezzuol i,
their first historical painter, is executing battle
scene for him, in which he appears on charger,
of the size of lfe in the act of stormng Hunga-
rian fortress. The Florentines say the Ameri-
can was too good republican to prostitute his
art to make likeness of such sgamin, ''that was
reserved for one of their own citizens. 1t will
quire the genius of Raffaele Or the purity of an
Angelica to expiate this offence, in their eyes.
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names he thought should not be in the catalogue
OF relations, one evening at tea, he said:
My dear, thought there were only three of
you.''
$50 there are by my Pa, but PAS first wife
had eight more"
"Eleven go into ten no times and nary one
oreT!'' said the astonished P, who jumped up and
kicked over chair, and groaned in perfect ago
ny" I'm sold! I'm sold! and-and-a sighl
cheaper than the old bell-weather Sheep at that'
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Effects of clothing ON the Hus ss,a1s skin.

The London Lancet presents some excellent
ideas on the subject of clothing. Let person in
bed be covered with sufficient blankets to pro-
mote perspiration, and let these blankets be cov-
cred with an oil or lnda-rubber cloth, or other
mpervious fabric; in the morning the blankets
will be dry, but the under surface of the India
rubber cloth will be quite wet The blankets,
by their dryness show that the exhalations of the
body pass through them and would pass to the
surrounding air, had they not been intercepted by
the impervious outer covering. Thus it is newt
able that the habitual use of an mpervious cover
ing is injurious. Its effect must be to place the
body IN constant vapor bath, in which the in
sensible or healthy perspiration is constantly be-
coming condensed into the form of humidity, and
being prevented from passing off in its elastic and
invisible form, the perspiration is thus constantly
checked, and skin eruptions must be the result.
Nevertheless, it must be less injurious to check
perspiration in some degree, by a waterproof
oVercoat, than to get soaked with rain. There
can be no doubt but waterproof fabrics may be
made very light, and so formed as to be worn in
wet weather and yet allow room for perspiration.
Any person who has worn waterproof outer
garment for some time knows by experience that
it causes weakness and chills. No person should
wear garment but such as allows the vapor or
perspiration which is continually exuding from
the skin to pass off freely. For this reason fire.
quent change ofentire clothing conduces to health.
Clothing should be light and warm, and not too
tight. A happy change in the fashions has taken
place within few years; it is the substitution of
loose outer garments for the old fashioned, tight,
close and pinched overcoats. Too few fannels
are worn in America, especially along the east
ern coasts, where sudden changes are frequent,
and where many cold rains fall during the winter
season. Children should always have their outer
garments for winter made Of woolen materials.
Although India-rubber over-shoes are excellent
for walking in the street in wet weather, or when
th ere is thaw with snow upon the ground, they
should never be worn at any other time, and
should be taken off as soon as the wearer enters
a house. They prevent perspiration in great
measure, and are only useful as lesser evil than
getting the feet completely wet from outside wa
ter. z
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GA man got up the other night, and took, as
he supposed, card of matches, and began to
break off one by one, trying to light lamp, until
the whole card was used up without accomplishing
his object, when he discovered he had used up his
wife's comb! -'t.@
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aIF 81 fear" said country minister to his
flock, sswhen l explained to you in my last chari-
ty sermon, that philanthropy was the love OF our
species. Won must have understood me to say spe-
cie, which may account for the smallness Of the
collection"
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nFBecause man has bad wife, it does not
follow that his marriage is either unproftableor
wholly unhappy. Socrates made bad wife
fetch him philosophy; and certainly with bad
wife we are in fine school to learn resignation.
1t is in the matrimonial as it is in the State
lotteries; there are some very profitable blanks
and it is for you, o reader, to judge whether you
have not drawn one of them.
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aWhen is that funeral to be, Nettie %
.At half past ten, mother, Ibelieve."
aHalf past ten; well, with little arrangement
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-15
INSURANCE COMPANIES. &C


"Security ..Sta tabiiity.-Perpetuity.o
LIFE INSURANCE.
Mutu2i Lille insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
NO. So, WALL STREET.
Mutual CASH Fun, AccrxuLATED ON lsr Frs'y. 1859
S2,O1s,775 ,G4!!
Securely inv'sted in Bonds, Mortgages d Stocks
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
ISAAC AppATT See'ry... CHARtEs Gill, Actuary
&. w. HathbOne, Agent, Evansville, Ind.
OFFICE BANK.
". J. BRAY, NJ. D.,-... HUGH RONALDS, N. D =
Medical Examiners.
THIS Company, being based upon the. Mstual and
i Cash principle affords the best possible guaranteed
all who wish the benefits of Life Insurance
REFERENCES N EvASsvILLE;-Messrs John 6honkln.
Gllson Maghee. Charles NeIe. Samuel Orr Soren So
repson, John Insle, Jr., Lewis Howes, W. T. Page
J. p Elliott W. II. Boicourt. James Iaughlin, Jr VIM
Hughes, John W: Hughes, w. A. McKea, A. NJ. Nc
Grin. Henry D. AllsJ n. Herschberger, Cra wford Bell
Oliver Ladd III. Johnston. James r. Page, Jr., J.
Taylor, w. Bacon, ID. w. Ashbddge, J. Woodson
Hughes, j. c. Wheeler. =.
PkIxcEToS:-lion Samuel Hall.
" y Pamphlets setting forth the advantages offered by
this Company together with the Tenth Annual Repor
(on February lst, 1852 will be furnished gratuitousy
upon application 10 the agent ap4u
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billiard SALOON.

CORNER oF MAIN AND FIRsr STREETS,
(Entranee on FIRST Sfreet.)
TIME undersigned have purchased this we'll known
i Saloon. and entirely rehtted aud refurnishedh. IL
"a in every particular an agreeable place OF resort
being provided with excellent Tables and everything
cessary for the comfort and pleasure OF visitors The
oon and spare no trouble In making the visits OF their
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard saloon,
bat on the ground floor. is Bar pfovioeo WIN tne
choicest brands OF LIQUORS and cigars Tho old patrons
of the Saloon and The public generally. are invited TO
call. THOS. D. SMIIh
sp1f ALBERT. HOWLEfs
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HALLS PATENT ooNcRETE SAFES

TOATENTED August IT, 1871 "ArraIsou ff0"
I damp and mould we'll as hrc proof.
Wo are manufacturing the above superior SAFE
our esta blishment on Columbia street, between broa1
way and Sycamore Streets No. ~, and have cohs'ah'
on hand a good assortment. . a.
These Safes are better article, as 1t REGARDS nr'
nroof auas.y and dryness than any other msnuae'ur
ed in the United States. ;r Al.
reputation OF their Safesby testing one equa III sA'
and thickness with ours, on a fair trlni py nie; -
should they or any of them conclude TO 40 SO, W.
will furnish them Safe free nf charge, Pfo'i'eo w"
moi on trial prove to be the best article, ,co
They can be had at the Fact ry. No. AZ, Coiunol'
street tiucinnati Ohio, and in the State oil inoiaha
a'mp mHoRSsR5oK 1yaS & wooDARD, Evansville.
FRY 81 MAXWELL; Madison.
MUNFORD, & HOOKER, Lafayette.
LII VAGIN, indianapolis.
W.T.. DENNIS & CO. Richmond.
uarl5 6md
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Y. K. HENDRICKS & Co. have received a
aH1 general assortment of their large Spring stock
KEt Of BOOTS AND SHOES. OF all kinds, suited to
u. this market. Their supply comes directly from
Eaxera manufacturers OF the best repute. Their pur
hs sen and contracts were made very early before the
prices had advanced. They confne their attention
this braach Of business aIons and have facilities for
offering articles Of good quality at prices quite as low
as any cther wholesale house In the West lhey invite
the attention Of CoUETRy MERCHANTS 70 their stock TO
the Spring season.
Their supplies forthe RETAIL TRADE are TO com
prise unusual variety for Spring ana summer wear
f-adapt.d "a the aces, purses and tastes OF All.
rnb3 Main Street, nos the Bank.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

INCORPORATED lsl0.--CHARrEn PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capt. 50,0oo-Subseri5ed Capt. $50 900
THIS long established and well known institution
Il has transacted a most extensive insurance business
for than forty years. throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces II has aimed
secure public nfdence by an honorable and faithful
ualment of its contracts and the owners propert,
assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Publ,
Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery DweIlins
Houses Storss, Merchandise, Household Furniture
Vessels on the stocks while In port &c, &c. will b,
insured at rates as low the risk will admit Tho fol
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALBERT Day, CALvIS DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN. jon ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, john r. BRACE.
HrsRy KrsEy, CHABLEs J. Ross.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CuRrsrornER c. LYMAN, Assistant Sec',.
UPApplcatons Tor insurance may be made to
ALLEN c. HALL0CK, Agent
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
decs Evansville. Ind.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
At the WALL Paper aud Lamp store

JOHN DEvEREUx, JR.. MAIN SREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
INHE undersigned hereby returns his thanks ts the
citizensof Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he Eetoforc bestowed and would IN osi
respectfully call their attention TO his present new and
beautiful stock comprisng tho latest patterns of Hail.
dining loom, chamber and other Papers OF superior
qualities HIS stock of Gold Parior Paper is
most complete aud will vie with any house in the
West. They now ready for the Inspections OF per
= A, mtJ tLybr him with a call. No trouble 10
,pd,. mh26 JOHN G.. DE III. EREUX
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xU,,oyES.gE DRY GOODS.

JOHNSON FRENCH have no on nsna one ored 2. 'f' :.
,1o or Fvansyille consisting of everything IN ina
line which they offer for sale as favorable terms
nv House In the West Their stoci mas peen se.ece.
sr irst nds and manufacturers, country mercnahu
nd dealers generally invited to give them CALI
anu u n,edee then selves sell as low and on as IA
as the same quantities can be purchased
voraoiu , q, 'o, or ont Of Evansville. (ap20]
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

VAS. G.. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornies a,
% Law Evansville Indiana. associated
partners in the practice of the law, and will continue
Supreme and District Court They design turning then
attention particularly 10 land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract
the title to almost any lot In Evansville enlarge
ments or in Lamasco, togethe with their professioRa
opinion as TO the title. ifdesired jy25-dawtfl
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RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:

u OONOh.Vp IcsiUeuts
c. r. SrARKs, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. to
whom will be paid commissio that will nett from
est inducementsIo young desirous oftraveng anu
visiting different sections Of country the bu sness Is
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars In.
Qure al the Office. or Of
CHURCHILL HoRNBROoK, Agts.
marl2. lyd&w Water ST. Evansville Ind.
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WOULD respectfully invite the attention OF ~
"a the Ladies OF Evansville and vicinity. 70 q 81
~ Large and beautiful selection Of S Rim G ~
HfLtINERY that they have lust received from New
yok and never surpassed in this city for variety STYLE
s hssn,y Those In want OF handsome cheap Bonnett
pIShons Flowers Mantellas. &C., would do we'll cal
~ Main street between Water and First streets, eas
ode where every endeavor will be made TO please the
r,osi fastidious taste.
r. R. Mners and Apprentices wanted aps
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A. o. RUNYAN,
NE RCH ANT TAlLO X

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
rs receiving large and superior stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, of the best make and material, Al
in every color and style. F. Biolley Fills assoried
Ververs: best Drap D'Corn French Cloths and Dee.
skins. Simons Satin DSore Cloths and Doeskns; Pc.
chof-s Cassmeres; large stock French,
English and American Fancy Cassimeres in new anc
beautiful Styles patterns md designs: Linen Drills o.
the first quality white and colored, beautiful an
pleasant the largest and nssf stock
OF Vestings brought TO Louisville. Plain and 'ancy
Silk Silk and LiLen Valincias Cashme and Satns r
a eat variety; article of More Anti ne and Bro
cade white and colored Marse;iles of elegant quality
and STYLE very rich tasty goods; large stock OF
Gents Furnishing Goods of al kinds and Of The best
quality.
His Goeds of superior quality, rhieh srpssieses
hes proren to be the cheapest. ae-
II f7The well known and distinguished Cutter. Mrs
WARREN w. WELLS, presdes over the cutting de-
partment All oriers filed with prom. tness and ndei
iy. A. y. hUNfAN,
apg-3md Proprietor.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
II Il A L T II A 8 OC1A TIONi
Cleveland Ohio q Lafayette, Ind

THIS is an Association OF Farmers. Mechanics and
J. Workingmea generally, for the mutual assistance
OF each other In of sickness accident.
BY the pa yment OF the Admission Fee of l50 THE
time of making application; and at the first Annual De-
posit within ten days. will BECOME Life Member
and will be entitled to Weekly Benefit, IL you should
be disabled by Scsnesso Accident from pursuing year
ordinary business occupation Females insured agains
sickness common both sexes
u Y
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DaGUERREOTYPES!

TIME sIIBSC CRIBkR respectfully informs the public
l. generally tina, he has resumed the above busaese
h which he mas long been famiary aequainted ana
signs establishing permanent daguerrean gallery
lin Evansville in Fosters buildings, OF Main and
First Streets where he hopes receive the equs Mt
visits of ladies and gentlemen which ii shall be bis
earnest endeavor ner and he expects to be per-
maneni he depends upon exhibitions OF his prom
cheney and sSlthan noisy humbpg OF words for sue
cess.
His reputation portrait panteris too well estab-
shed in Evansv lie and else here TO need remark fur
ther than that he will be happy TO accomodate any de-
string his seryicesin that branch OF art.
apo0 THOS. POlNDEAIBh.
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ETNA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF Hartford. Conn.
CAPITAL $500 OC0-aH peid ia and inrested.
RESERVED EARNINGS S2O0,cO0.
T'ctcl Assets S50r 900.
VTNHIS Company incorporated with a perpetual
charter in lsIo and nsures against loss or damage 10y
Fire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing establishments
stores household furniture, and merchandise in general
on the most TERMS and losses occurring In this
agency viii be literally adjusted and paid with promp
ness.
BOARD DIRECTORS:
Thos. X. Brace Robert Buell.
Samuel Tudor, Miles "A. Tuttlc.
Joseph Pratt John l.. Boswell.
Austin punham, Ebenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridge, +. "A. Bulkley,
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
Edwin G. Ripley, Silas Il. Hamlinton
Frederick Tyler, SamrelS. Ward,
Henry z. Pratt.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Prest.
s. l.. LOOMS. Secretary.
IT Appcatons for Insurance may be made 70 the sub.
scrber who Is duly authorized to receive proposals and
issue policies favorable terms as any Insurance ONCE
or Agency in the West. A. G. HALLOCk, Ag't,
feb4n Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURA ANCE CO MP NY.
Capital 100000.

IscoRPoR .rEp nv THE LEGISLATURE or Ono.
Charter Perpetual.
OFFICE No. IA, EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
V,HIS COMPANY issues Policies the following
Il for a 900, anu in proportion for larger amount.
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The above rates are for the whole term of life. For
seven years. insurance, the rates 33f per less.
On the mutual rate. half only is required i'm cash
the remaining half in Premium Note.
California risks taken at extra premium of 81 per
cent. j. CASSELbERRY, Agent.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. feb23
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DEPOSITS.

TIME Evansville Insurance Company pays interest on
cash deposits made at the Office of the Company on
Water street. doors below Main the rates
Fer Daily Deposits 3per cent per annum.
nenosits for months :" "a
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SAFES.

TuST reed an Asortment OF Rica g. Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes, which viii sell at New YORK manu-
: ALLIS & HOwES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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Sc. GILBERT & CO..

Agents for Cypress Factory,
nAVE now hand and are constantly receiving Cot
they will sell on as favorable terms they can be pur
chased at in this or any other city. marriott
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Twelve months and over

All deposits made with tho Company will be rcfundes
In current Bank Notes uless otherwise agreed upon
mhl9'5l-u WIN. 7. PAGE. Seo'ty.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY ma KINoH

TCARHlACfE and bCC0t !" AfISf''
lNTESSRS. sATERLEE e. Dt'GARNo have now on
ltI hand good assortment Of and two herse Car.
rages Rockaways and Buegies. manufactured a, heir
shop after the most approved and modern styles.
Messr & a. DEC; will promptly hli all orders for Gus
tom work in the and most substantial manner.
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers either IN
ouality or price They have experienced Carriage
Bacs smith who does the Iron work in style not 70
he sYcelled apply