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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16
Arrival Of the Canada.
Sepen Daus Laitr.

HALIFAX, May 1lIh-The Steamer Cana.
do arrived las. evening with Liverpool dates
10 The 29'h ull.. being one week lu,er.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--The money is
cusy. Consols 874087a
The steamer Atlantic arrived out on The
28,h a, 9 o'clock P. NJ.
Nothing has yet been heard respecting
,be steamer Chy of Glasgow.
There has been no important movement
YET reported Odessa was not bombarded
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. -BBBADsTUFFs.-
All qualities have largely declined. The
demand has been moderate and prices have
declined Is per Dbl for Flour; Wheat Sd;
Corn, prices fell off Is TO q. Flour, vest
prn canal 37s, Ohio 39s; White Corn 4os.
Wheat white lis 4''Ol2s; red 1O>O11s i'd.
The Weslh Iron Market is dull. Rails
are quoled al E8O8 IS. Scotch Pig Iron
shade higher. "a
The news from The seat Of War indicates
increased vigor on the part of the allied
powers. Twenty thousand English and
eight thousand French have been landed al
Gallipoi. No event of importance has yet
trapspired.
A sanguinary engagement had iaker
place near Kaa(at, bu, il was without deci
sive results.
1t is reported tha, the Russians have evac
ua.ed Liule Wallachia.
The report Of The capture Of Odessa. arose
from the fact that the Odessa batteries haC
fired into British ship. which had beer
sen. with flag Of truce TO bring off III,
Consul and British residents. Paskiwilcl
was making grea, preparations TO attack Sill
: liesIrea.
Captain Foole, British officer was occi
den,ally drowned in The Baltic.
: On the 26,h April. the engagement TOO
t place at Kala(at. Twenty squadrons @
7 Russians with six guns were making re
: connoisance Of The Turkish line, when tn
Turks sailed out with Two regiments {
0 regulars and some cannon. and after fierc
t ighl of three hours. The Russians had TO rt
n treat, leaving 500 men dead on the field.
d From The Baltic we learn that Admir-;
I Napier had divided his fleet in three divi
h ions; The first had gone in the direction
c Levanio; the second to Riga, and The lhir
u remained at the entrance Of The Gulf of FIJI
It land, near Sweaburg, where the Russia
u fleet was keeping close.
: Several steamers had been seen off Odes'
It on the 2lsl ult., which gave rise to The repo
st that The place had been attacked.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

I THE Llo-oR LAW IN ClNciNNATL-We
reiice 10 see lha, some, disposition is man.
i(es,ed 10 enforce the new law in Cincinnati,
as will appear from the following item which
we clip from tho Cincinnati Columbian;
Peter JONES is an Indian, well known in
our city as u recipient OF civilization, so tar
les 10 understand The arrs Of loaling and
Ldriukinp. lie ia not ar unfrequcn. visitor
10 the police cour, in consequence OF his
Dove Of liquor; bu. never did Peter find law
so heavy on his peccudilocs asyesIerday,-
He was the first person who was pros
ecu,ed in This city under the Liquo
Law. Five dollars was Inflicted on PeRr
as the frs, fns,ulmenl Of the punishment
prescribed by The new law. Payment ol
The costs Of prosecution was The second; i'm,
prisonmenl until The fine and costs are paid
wus the third. The fourth and las! part o'
,he sentence was imprisonment in jal iol
thrrs days. We would observe 10 ou'
white readers who love 10 indulge, tha. there
is no clause in The liquor statute limiting It's
operation TO Peter Jones. or any other lndl
All, from whence the reference may be drawn
,hu, if they are hk Jones, their punishment
also vii be like his.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

THE ERIE DFFIcUTy.--A bill has passed
both branches OF The Pennsylvania Legis.
la,ure, which, i. is supposed. will put an end
10 the Railroad difficulties al Erie. The
road extending from the Ohio line 10 Erie
is transferred to the Ohio company, and
they ugrce TO take stock n,lhe Sunbury and
Erie road 10 the amour, of 100000. II
is further agreed that no discrimination in
business shall BE- made agans. The latter
road A track is uiso TO De built al the har.
Dor of Erie The Erie members voted for
The bill
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16
LEWIS WETzEL, Sec'y.

The STEAMER CITY OF GLAsGow.-ln
an article on The missing steamer, City OF
Glasgow the New York Courier expresses
the conviction .ha, she has foundered in the
ice. The Courier thinks the Glasgow with
447 souls on board, must have encountered
the same field Of ice with which The Collins
steamer Baltic had on her outward passage
so fearful struggle abou. The 9th of March,
in lat. 46. lon. At. The editor says.
The CITY Of Glasgow" sailed from Liv.
erpool on The lsl of March. n
On the evening Of the l l,h, a terrific gale
commenced from W. s. W. TO N. N. w.,
which lasted until late the next day. Nau.
,cal meE on board The Baltic agreed thai
they had never seen more violent gale
and expressed tie conviction ,ha. no ship
hemmed in by The ice could have oullived
lha, storm. Making fair calculation o.
time and distance, there can be buI little
doubt ha. The Guy of Glasgow was in iht
vicinity Of that ice field and exposed TO lhn
gale. Ii is belief in this sla,e of facts
which, with us, exIinguisheS hope. Strength
nor courage, nor skill c5uld avail anything
in such case. Those tossing mountains
of ice would, when tossed by such gale
grind TO powder mans s,oulesl structure.
The number of icebergs seen from th
deck Of the Baltic on ,ha. VOYAGE was from
nine 10 twelve hundred, varying in dimen'
sions, TO use The language employed by IN
caplain ofanolher ship, from The size of d
omnibus 10 thai OF The Asior House.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16
The ELECTION OF JUDGES IN CINCINNATI.

TIE ELECTION OF JUDGES IN CINCINNATI.
The Legislature, it will be remembered.
abolished Jake Films Court in Cincinnati,
and dcrcalcd another Cour., by another name.
and for another purpose. These Judges Of
This new court were TO be elected. Well.
lha lawyers and business men OF Cincinnati,
of all parues, concluded 10 elecI Judges with.
out reference TO party politics, and accord
ingly selected three of the ablest and bes
lawyers Of The city as condidates. These
candidates aforesaid proved to be all Wings
viz: o. M. Spencer, W. Y. Gholson, nnc
R, llamy S,orer. This til not sutlhe Dem
ocracy, and consequently lhev proceeded II
organize in opposition 10 This ticket. They
hud plenty OF Democratic candidates Willing
10 serve, il elected the Central Commiuee
Of The wards and City were willing lhe'
should bc elected, and endeavored 10 persuade
tho people 10 vote for them. But The PEoPL
were no. willing. They wanlei better men
and the resu. was the peoples ticket. com
posed Of three s,uunch Wings was triumph
an,y elected
Comments are out Of order.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

W llion Beale. David George, B. P. Byrdm.
John Dunn, Thomas Ball. Apollo Stephens.
D. e. Savre. John Thcrnlon. Charles E.
jones, l. p. SebrelI, A. B. Alexander, Geo.
Craig. George Long, Joseph F. Machir
]. Hutchinson, E. KimberIing, William
Smith, John J. Weaver, William 5. Ster.
rell. S. G. Shaw, Nmrod Pumphrey. Dan,
iel Paisley, R. C. M. Lowell. E. Mack, James
Sanders, John Hall, C. T. Beae, J,H. Lew.
is. c. A. Barlow, james IIogg, A. L. knight,
l.. Mebager, John S. Lewis, James Cape
hari, Joseph Sly, Robert Mitchell. e. C.
Miller, B. F. Jones, A. q. Eastman. A. w.
Hogg, J. FL. Couch. Alexander McCausland
VIM, Hopkins, G B. Thomas, A. Roseber.
~, John SegrisI, John M. Handley, John
Faidley% l.. T. Minlurn. Isaac Wepon
Heely, John McCulloch. l.. g. Mau
pin. Thos. G. Hogg, Moses Michael, Thos
SomerviIle, John Mitchell, and J. H. Miller
On motion the Chairman and Secretary
were added 10 the above list.
On motion il was
Resolued, That The citizens Of Gallia anC
Meigs counties, Ohio, are cordially invilec
TO unite with us in sending delegates to lh'
proposed convention.
Resolved, Tha. the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Wes, Colum
bia, Gallipois, Pomeroy, Fairmont. Weston
Moreanlown, and Clarksbure papers.
Wherupon the meeting adjourned.
JAMES H. BEALE, Chm'n.
LEWIS WETzEL, Sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

A CHANeE.-'Cheap Andy has disposed
of his entire "stock in trade" and evacu-
ated the Cheap Corner, in favor of Messrs.
Kennedy q Eiselstine, with the understand
ing that the new firm will keep up the rep
utation of the old stand, by selling goods
cheap and of the best quality. The new
proprietors are of opinion that hoofs and
horns will become Questionable in a short
time. AT least, they think there will be nc
occasion for horns any farther down the
street.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

In another column we publish The pro-
ceedings ol meeting held at Poin. Pleasant
10 choos, d,lcgaies TO attend the Railroad
Convention TO be held nt Fairmounl. Our
citizens certainly have intelligence enough
70 perceive their interests in this matter. and
we hope they may moi neglec. Them. We
shall moi take upon ourself The responsibility
oI calling meeting to secure a representa-
lion from This comfy at ,hnl convention; bu
we do think some action should be .aken by
the people Of Pomcroy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

ATHE LEGISLATURE AND ITS DolNGs.-Con.
siderable space is necessarily devoted in The
present nu n0er 10 the Laws, and olher mat.
,ers relating to The Legislature. Our readers
will tho more readily pardon this, consider
lug that the subject has been so seldom re-
lrrrcd 10 in these columns during the session.
Mos, of the important legislation of lhc
session was crow ded into the last "a or 4S
hours, during which time AZ laws were en-
ac,cd, each Of which was Of sufficient i'm
por,unce 10 cnli,le il 10 a, least one day
serious consideration, A bill epproprialing
$4,000 Of The peoples money for the re-
pairs, management, &C., Of the Board ol
Puoic Works was read in The House for The
Z first lime, on The last day orthe session, and
wi,hou, being prin,ed, or even examined By
lhe members, pnssed q, half pas. twelve on
Sunday morning. SEVEN HUNDRED
AND FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
appropriated, nobody knows for wha.!--
Think Of it, taxpayers, when tho assessor
comes round.
The Small Note Law was passed on Fri
day. Read the article in another column
from the S,a,e Journal on that subjsc.. |
any one in this region is distressed ubou. any
NJ ,hesa small notes In his nOssession, anC
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

FROM WASHINGTON May
8.-An effort to take up the Nebraska bill
will be made this week by temporarily dis
posing Of the preceding business on the
docket. The opponents Of the bill threaten
if the regular business is neglected to
reach it, they will oppose several i'm.
portant measures when they come up, and
throw the responsibility upon the urgers oI
the Nebraska movement. Much feeling
exists. Its friends are sanguine. Both
parties are prepared for the struggle.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

BopY FouND. D.--On Monday night Of last
SEX, the body Of man was seen floating
the Ohioriver, near Hartford, which was
sr,aken, by some person in skiff, oppo-
ePomeroy, and brough, TO shore at the
iou,h Of Sugar Run. The mex. morning
inquest was held BY. Coroner Pangburn,
ON whom we learn tho following facts:
\ There was found on the bodya blue cot.
In check shirt, white Canton hanel drawers,
o boots, blue woolen socks, gray cassi-
sre pants, scar on ,heright arm, letters r.
- and picture of human face worked with
ndia ink on tho inside of rgh, fore arm
bs, below The elbow, blue check handker.
hier lied over the mouth, sore on righl leg
MS, above The ankle, wrapped up with cot
ON bandages. In one ofsh pockets was
,uund fragments Of letter, on which The
words eDaS,s' and 'Pennsy lvania' were dis
lincly written. From ,hese fragments and
n, letters on The arm. his name was cup
posed 10 be .Ruben Davis He was five
&c, six or eightinches in height, had blac
pr dark hair. and was supposed 10 bo abou
For,v years of uge, A depression on the
tieh, side Of the head indicated that ne hat
received blow from some weapon. The
,1dy was very much decomPosed. and hat
probably lain the water several weeks.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

1t is said ,ha, qui,ea large amount OF
money has been raised in this city by those
opposed 10 The temperance law, for The pur.
pose Of testing its consli'ulionaliy; and ,ha.
one Of The ublesl lawyers Of tho State has
been retained 10 defend any one OF the par.
lies aeains. whom the sui. may be brought.
IS, Jour,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

DR.. VIM. Putnam, George Putnam and
Phineas Mathews, with their families, so
far as they had families.
We understand that Mrs. ,Tupper, wild
ow of Gen. Edward Tupper, and then the
wife of DR.. VIM Putnam, is the only sur
vivor of that company She resides in Gal
lipolis. Marietta lntelliqencer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

EARLY SETTLERS OF 0HIo.--Phineas
Mathews, one of the early settlers of Ohio,
recently died in Meigs county, aged about
85 years.
In Prof. Andrews sermon on the occa-
sion of Judge Cutters death, he mentions
Mr.. Mathews as one ofthe party who ac-
companied Judge G. to Ohio 1906. The
entire party consisted Of Ephraim Cutler
Col. Israel Putnam, Israel Putnam, Jrj
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

FROM THE FAR WEsT-LoUIsvILLE, May
8--P. M.--We have intelligence from In
dependence to the 4th inst. The Cheyenne
Crow and Pawnee Indians were still COM
mitting depredatons The latter have rob-
bed several freight and emigrant trains of
their provisions leaving them in starving
condition.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

The Richmond Enquirer looks upon the
recent Southern convention as failure, so
lar as practical results were concerned. but
fears thai the elegant and muni6cenl hospi.
,aliIies Of Charleston may cause repetition
o. The nuisance.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

SPECIAL NoTIoE-Dr. j. w. SpRY, Sur
geon Dentist, desires us to inform the citi-
zens of Pomeroy, and vicinity, that he will
remain here but few days longer. He ex-
poets to return to Portsmouth early mex
week. Those who desire his services vii
do well to apply Immediately.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

MORE STABBING We understand that
difficulty The nulure Of which we have not
learned, occurred between David E. Com.
stock. and man named Bowers at Nelson.
vile las. Friday, in which The lauer was
seriously stabbed by Comslock. Al last ac'
counts Bowers was in critical condision.--
Coms,ock is now ia Athens Jail awaiting a
hearing Of lhe case before The Common Pleas
Coun.-AthenS Mess.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

Last week was anniversary week in New
York. Anniversaries Of the Bible, Tract,
Missionary, and other societies were held
When we see q condensed s,a.emen. oflheir
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

i to The variety and superior quality of o 8
Teas. X. p. ROBBINS & co
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-05-16

~ PIlce I bU-only lew more leltat
aprc6nl5 ROBBINS q cos. I
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
Galena City Marble Mandatory,

UNHE undersigned keeps constantly OH hand general
u assortment o. Monuments, Tomb-Stones, Head
stones etc. which he ia ready furnish short notice
nsvih2 now been three years engaged in this city in
the business and having arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutland, w. Qasrries and keeping
none but the very best wokmen he is enabled sell
cheap and give better satisfaction than can be given BY
those sending irresponsible agents from shops dis
tahce My arrangements are such that can deliver
work at the very door OF my customers when desired
All work contracted for by my Agent, will be nlIed
strictly according 10 agreement.
The undersigned is Agent for the sale Of French Burr
Mill Stones, Dutch Boiling Cloth, NOys' Grst and Corn
Mills, Mill Irons, Screw Wire. etc
Shop and Ware House, Corner Of Second and Spring
Streets near Lower Bridge.
r.. ROSEBRODGH.
Galena, H., Sept 8, lS53.--2ltf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
NATH'L. T.. TYSON co.
(oN ROBERTS, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NEW STORE AND FRESH GOODS
AND A WORD TO TUE MINNESOTA

NV Il" NM cI tIlVIA TRADE,
we are now fairly fixed in new building. and
IA havins sudlcieht room to store large and com
pete stock OF Groceries, GraiR Flour and Provisions
We would respectfully call the attention OF our friend,
IN St Pan and the surrounding country, to the FACT
hA we nave just received he largest and best selected
assortment of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, sc,
ever brought tn Minnesota and now say 10 our
81 CroM ahd minnesota river friends, that Of.
efDg better Inducements these trades than any other
house III st Paul; and at Wholesale; pledge our
selves TO sell at GALENA PRiCEs. Our goods are all
iresh ana IN the very best condition Goods delivered
at the landing any part o( the city free o charge
We would again respectfully call attention to our
nsw stock, as Dealers and friends throughout h.
surrounding country will find that it embraces every
thing usually kept in line of business; and in DONG
so, would express our thanks for fsvors and the liberal
patronage extended towards us the past winter. We
enumerate ia part follows. which we will strictly
inr cash "a Ia. lnxyaSI rlctr
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
r II AID

A Ii who want AXES OF the read COLLINS d Co
IA MAKE shouldb be particular notice the stamps,
there are varions counereifs aud limitations STAN ped
Collins and labelled much like which fradu
lently sold in some parts Of the United States
manufacture They made in different parts of the
country by various and are generally of very
Interior quality. The genuine Collins which have
acquired such an extensive reputation, invariably
stamped " COLLINS & co. Hartford" and each axe
has printed label with my signature II ~ now more
than Twenty five Year. since we commenced the bns-
hess with the stamp Of Collins Co. Hartford and
90 not KNOW oi any other aNe-naker BY the of
lliLs IN the United States. SAM. w. COLLINS.
OF
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HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
p.rr1soN F51SA =, urvSox.s

pED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
= careful drivers now upon the road between 81
Paul and st. Anthony, ready accommodate the pub
lie on all occasions They have large and excellent
Livery STOCK, several new and elegant Carriages and
Barouches; also Harness and Horse Furnishings
anu eGuipages of the most elegant description.
r. y, IN returning thanks Ia the public !or the lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon tLsln ,ak,
pleasure III stating that they have just received in ad-
don to their former extensive stock, several yomg
6legant, and
WELL. BROKE HORSES!
specimens al stcCh that been equalltd
Territory. Their present stock needs but be
be- admired ald approved by discriminating public.
VIII our tiieDds and the public remenber that a: the
Livery stable the of the American House at the
upper end OF Saint Paul they all hours have such
conveyance by land, whe3is on horseback they
NAV desire. PATTISON g. BENSON
st. Paul, June 80, 1853. ~
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-03-23
NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Fashions.

NURS. NJ. L. STOAkES, 81 Anthony st. st. Paul, has
AFR just returned from the City of New York, with
stock of Millinery ware, very much superior to any
goods in her department of trade ever Offered the
Territory. To her usual stock she has added Gloves
Mtts, Needles, Pins, Tapes, and many other art-
cles She has also taken great pains obtain the fash
IONS OF this and the winter seasons; all Of which she
will be happy 10 show TO such call. oct .2l-27-
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GARDEN ANDNUnsER7

BfUeea 81. Paul a,.d 81. AntA,,.y, neor tie Half
rag House.
FvNiE subscriber, ouid invite the attention Of
Il who wish 10 set cut fruit thus fail or te en-
suing spring, TO their stock Of that have been
grOwi:g in this Territory from three Years Isl
connection with the Scott Nrscry Dayeapurt, Iowa.
they prepargt io fill all orders f,r either standard
Or dwarf Trees Of any and every description, thai viii
bc required Tor his climate, together with CufTants
Gooseberres, Grape Vines Gc, Also, ay thing in the
ornamental line sach Roses DaIliis, rho.es, and
the kinds Of Towering plants usually kent in
such establishment.
Orders respectfully solicited from those who wish
I" set out fruit trees or embeis their grounds As
have not 4 sufficient quantity hand 10 supply the
demand, we hope 10 receive orders EARLY THIS F.iL
make up the deficiency the nursery at Dav-
export, where expect to spend the Orders
may be addressed to left the OF Mr j. Il.
Fullerton, 81. Paul. l.. NJ. FORD 4 co.
St Paul, Oct. I3.-tf
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A. Il w. BATLS. Keep constantly hand good
~ assortment OF Bread, Cakes, Crackers and Can
dies o! all Kinds; i variety of nuts, pies beer &C SC
Also, just Fe"d fresh lot oi Groceries. all of mich
a be sold cheap ior cash, the old stand Oh Third
Street, Lower Town.
81. Paul. June g. 1853. Is
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WE'LL BNOKE HORSES.
WILLOUGHRY l. POWERS
u. :. MAIL LINE.
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY.

L. fAUL AND 81. AN HUN 7 :.
TWO DAILY STAGES.
r EAVING each place AZ O'Clock 4 NJ, and o.
j 4 clock, =. VI. Coaches And teams viii be a. the
Landing the arrival of Steamboats, Saint Paul.
Also, daily line of stages between Sdn; PauI and SILL
water. connecting with Semi W eeky line from still
water to Falls of 81. CroX; leaving StilW Tues
days aud Fridays and Falls OF St Croix Ednesday
and Saturdays
Particular attention given to the accom- odation of
Pleasure Parties.
Remember The Idlow Co.cord Coacscs.
Saint Paul, November 3, l6j3--y29.
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MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.

MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.
Ii the OIL Stand of E. 4. Collins j. Co., Opposite
the Rec House, st. Pa1a.
n 4. BRADLEY, dealer IN Saddles, Harness,
n Trunks and Sa1dery Hardware, Saddle frees
SkirIing, Harness and Patent Leather Calf Seating
Bag and Top Leather Carriage 1rimminss Saddlers'
SILK; Bellows and Band Leather
ROOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
Hemlock tanned Sole Leather; Oak tanned sole and
pptr Leather Kip aud Calf skins; French German.
fhodelphia and Cincinnati Calf Skins; all kinds OF
Ladies' and Gentemen's Morocco. Red yellow. Blue
Green, Pink ana White Liniug>; best Goat Ruck and
Sheep Binding; Boot and shoe Findings; boot Trees
Lasts, Crmp Boards, Pegs OF all sizes; Shoe Thread
all Kinds Iron. Zine and Copper Nails
CARR AGE TRIMMING,
Executed at the shortest notice and in wcrhmanlike
manner.
Country orders particularly attended to.
u The highest market price an Cash paid at ali times
iol Beet Hides, Sheep and Deer skins.
?. T. BRADLEY.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

pI KS MANNIN womb announce Ia The ialio- of st.
1's Tiul, that she has just received from New ork
large, varied, and splendid of Ronncs Of the
latest Nummer Sly les She iiattes herself hat upon
ANIMATION, il will be concfued tha handsome stock
ot Millinery, Flowers Ribbons &c, WAS never before
brought MOI The Territory AiSD:iiareges. Tissues,
Dress silks, SC, Sc all Of which viii be sold
PRicEs Than The goods before Offered III
tals market, lJuta Is SIT