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The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22

A DARING RoBBERY IS WAsHINoToN.-On OF
the most atrocions robberies that we have heard
was committed in city yesterday. Miss
McNeill daughter of Gen John Mcneil, de-
ceased, and a niece Of President Pierce, was
met in one of the public streets, by ruffian.
knocked down and robbed of her purse, contain.
ing about two thousand dollars, and valuable
diamond pin. The blow was severe thatshe
was rendered insensible, and while in this
dition was robbed We understand that she
was much injured, but are glad that her injury
is not dangerous. This bold robbery took place
about o'clock, P. NJ, in one of the public
streets and the robber succeeded in making his
escape Washinekon Tnion. March 16.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22

SENTENCE OF Coz. WATKINs.-Col. Watkins
convicted of setting on foot providing means
ETC., for military expedition against Mexico,
was sentenced, in the U. S. District Court on the
9TH inst. to pay fine of fifteen hundred dollars.
In adudging this sentence, Judge Hoffman re-
marked that the court was not insensible to the
fact that perverted views on the subject of these
entererprises existed in the minds of many men
of igh character and intelligence, which SEEM
ed further justified by species of public opinion,
here and elsewhere, favorable to it. He was
not nsensible to the motives which animated
many. and the leaders of this expedition, who
were doubtless actuated by spirit of heroism
and adventure, which prompted them in the
guise of humanity. Justice compelled him to
recognize this feeling and these motives. And
as the great moral effect for which the prosecu-
ton had been instituted, had been attained-by
apprizing the community of the perils of embark
ing in these expeditionary enterprizes-he did
not feel i; necessary or right to impose mprison-
ment Neither did he, looking at the offence in
national point of view, feel at liberty impose
a mere nominal fine.
Fred Emery, Walkers Imaginary Secreta-
ry of State, has also been tried and sentenced
to pay the same amount. When Uncle SAM
collects the several amounts from these two dis
tingushed fillibusters, it is confidently believed
he will make publication of the same, to his in
innate friends and the million at large, either
by letter or public outcry.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
CCRTISS 4 HJGHES,
mud Cabinet Mskcrs.

- ESTIMATES. PLANS, AND0
ET7 <peciiications on all kinds OF bull ~
l4ss2zzs4 linss. bridges. nlills. &c. Furni- ]
ture and sash of all kinds Oh hand and made 10
order Turning and job work of all kinds done
10 order aud on shorl notice. Wagons repaired
with good timber. Toms. rockers and sluices
always on hand.
All orders in our line prh,nptly attended TO-
Shop at tho head OF Main street. Shasta.
Z. j. CURTlSS. WIN. S- HUGHES.
Dec IL 1888
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
TEHxAMA IEOI Sc
I'ehamn. EOIusa County.

@SEM3 1ehamn, SOIusa County.
FssUu THE SUBSCRIBER, HAN ING taken
i---....A charge of,his we'll known establishment;
is determined Ia spare no expense or personal
exertum To make it pleasant stopping place
for the travelling public. His table shall always
be supplied with all the subs,antals. as well a.
luxurics that the market affords, while the bar
will be constantly furnished with the very best
liquors that be procured III tins conntry.-
The house is also we'll furnished with excellent
beds. In short, every accommodation usually
NE, with in first-rate up-country hotels will be
found in this house,
There is large stable upon the premises, al
ways we'll furnished with an abundance OF prov
erider for animals.
CHARLES C. CLIFFORD.
T,boma. Consa co. sepl7tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22

SAY FRAscrsco SrocKs.-- Transactions in
Stocks during the week have been limited to
few sales of State and City Warrants. The
100000 of City Bonds were awarded TO rhe
Express house of Wells. Fargo & Co., at s8
cents on the dollar, being, we learn, 10 per
cent more than was offered by any other house.
The city will now have sS9,000 in cash,-al-
ways providing the officials do not quarrel about
who shall have the care of them.-.S. r, Herald
I0h inst.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
nARTON a sNAyELY.
iPpENTERS And BUILDERS.

CIRPEN7EHS IND BJHDERS.
Estimates aud specifications made on all kinds
of buiklinss. Jnbbins done al the shortest no.
ice. Also Rockers Toms and Sluices always
on hand and made to order.
NIB. Seasoned lumber always on hand
I.tytSGsros BARToS. URIAH b. SsAvELr.
parI3tf Shasta City.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

TT HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED WM. +.
Il Daingeriield, ESD, my agent and attorney.
ro attend TO all business for in my absence,
JOHN Z. WILKINSON
Shasta. April 30, 1888 ap30f
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND
RHEUMATISM.

Dr. Dill, N. D., from 81. Louis, Mo-,
M EMBER OF THE PARlSlAN AND Ger
IfI man Medical Societies, having visited the
prlmci al schools aud hospitals of Europe, ex-
prcssly to study under tue most celebrated Oc-
eulists the continent. as Sichel oil lariS.
Iuen.ken of Berlin. and others, that most diff
cult and delicate branch of Cur profession, dis
eases of the eye takes pleasure in informing the
public that he has located himself at San Frau
-ISco. where he Will treat any case that may
present itself. Patients need no longer 60 to
iiIe Atlantic States To he treated for bad cases
Or. dill speaks English, German, French, Span
ssh. &c.
Office, corner Of David and Jackson streets
Letters addressed to +. Il. Dill, VI. d., San Fran
cisco pro npIly answered. DIR. ID. cures the
worst cases of Rheumatism in two weeks, or
n,krs charge.
iy The poor attended gratis.
Feb 49, 1858. 6m
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL Fob SALE.

co., THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
ETiiii;l chnnge his business, offers for sale the
-sa...Q well known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH.
living on the main stage route from Shasta to
Sacramento. and on the north side OF Cotton
wood The Ranch contains 100 acres OF arabic
land the whole enclosed by substantial fence
Among the Improvements upon the Ranch are
the following:
A good and commodious Dwelling House. for
the past three years kept as public hotel; a
first rate Barn. sufficiently capaclons TO contain
100 tons of hay, aud comfortably stable fifty
horses; a well of good water al the door-also
a well in the garden. with chain pump and
hose attached to it for conducting the water TO
nil parts of the garden; Garden containing
about five acres of land in high state ot cultl-
walton; together with GrHinery. Cellar. Milk
House, Chicken House. Coral, aud all other ne
cessary buildings and improvements The
"Uliye Branch too has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road. The terms
will be made reasonable.
For full particulars inquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. WI. LEAN.
Cottonwood. July rs. 1853. jyl6if
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22
CITY HATH USE,

CITY BATH HOUSE,
Rear Of the Caiifornia Exchange,
shasta.
{ THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
IN of the above establishment begs leave
6-%M TO call the attention of the public at
ki#HiH large to his new aud coninodious
m situate, sar".ss r (. ,.s. . 9oe%s q, s.;,.,.. r.
U' c!lange-and takes ,h's method Of in
forn,iug them. that nothing shall be wanting on
hi. mart that will cuiitluce 10 the comfort at
those who may favor him with call.
lie is also prepared to give SllO" Ek
BATHS.
Single Tickets, 81 90
Thirty Ito w
~ Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
r,,rIs If s. LEAN.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-22

A. A. MIX, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26
ADDITIONAL FROM JAPAN.
>>~~>~~>>>~o~>~~~>~~~~>~~~<
Interesting Accounts from our Special
Correspondence,
DO, &C., &c.
Our Egyptian Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, June 8, 1856

Our EeyptIon correspondence
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, June 8, 1854.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The last numbers of the HERALD received in this
remote region, contained statement, derived from
our anectionate cousin, 1.-THE British Merchant" in
the East, giving all the glory Of the opening of
Japan to the Russian squadron, and insisting that
two heads had been tier than one in this instance
Now, although the officers of that expedition (the
Commodore included) are personally strangers to
me, yet as an American feel pride in their gal
liant exploits and desire that justice should be done
to our own brethren in spite Of the malicious efforts
made by interested parties to fitch II away from
them. You, of c0ursc, desire the truth only, and
for that reason / enclose for publication In your
paper the following extract from the last China
Mail, which may have failed to reach you perfect
as your news arrangements generally are. I'VE
lave already published the news referred to, in the
HERALD From this auths ntic record you will see
that the American flag bore the palm away in po-
nesring the march OF civilization into this terra IN
cogni0 for countless centuries. Thus may il always
fost-tbe pioneer Of progress, OF Young America
winning peaceful triumphs, while the march OF old
empires Ia over corpsss and through carnage, on
every Notwithstanding solitude, and calling it
peace"
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TREATY uAHBUH,
YEDDo BAY, Japan, March "a, 1854.


More About the Movements IF the american Sqyndron7he
IioNos II Jdrnn-Acciden, T. the Vandalia and Afcefo-
nta-A Noon h'ht Fte,o Of Jdpcn- The Squadron Near
Yeddo-Inteyttco an Board the Pousnsan Bcwsen Com-
modofe Perry and the JapaW<ss-doso tho Americans
i0noc6 at Jdfdn-C Hffust befueen Sailors and the
Japdne,e Slders--Firsf Diplomatic Meeting of Jopaness
and Ameritons-Ciesrd,.on Of Washington's Bi-ttiay
SECOND Landing aud Presentation IF offs FIR the En-
perorSprtey Of the Boy If dharactsr and Obn-
d,f,on Of the Jdpanese-The Resoarces of tie Counry
Pycpes Of Trade Win h-Fteiipgs Of tie Peopte To-
rcJds Americana DC, dc, dc.
send You few items relative to the Japan ex-
petition. Our squadron rendezvoused in the latter
part Of Janua-y at the Loo-Choo islands, where we
have established temporary or permanent depot,
ms IT may turn ont. The squadron sailed in two di-
visions. The first under command Of Capt Abbott,
consisting Of the Macedonia, % guns Vandaia, %;
stoieships southampton aud Lexington, guns each,
sailed on the 3lst January, with orders to proceed
to 1eddo Bay and await the arrival Of the command
erin chief The second division consisting OF steam
iripate SusquehaDna, Powhatan aud Mississippi,
sailed on the 9Th February. CoastnC along the
island OF Loo Choo, the active and useful Saratoga,
tue TO her orders, wgs fallen 10 with. Adverse
winds h0c prevented her joining os sooner. Stop
ping few minutes 10 communicate fnsl ordcrs, rho
squadron OF noble steamers sped on--the Powhatan
exciting general sdnirsion for her symmetry, beauty
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THE FOREIGN PAaTrALrrrEs AND ASTIPArHns or
JArAN
fIrdm the Overland Cnina Nail, April II

(From the Overland CHINA MAIL April 19l
In another part Of thls paper will DO found mi
nute narrative Of Commodore Peny's second Wit
to Japan compiled from the moet authentic sources.
IL viii he seen that, up t. the departure Of the Sus-
Quehapa, the Commodore had been sigaally fortu-
nate IN all his egotiations; but it may be abte4
that he will he able actually t. conclude treaty
that something bretcr, simpler, and mDre sxplicits
will he ogreed upon; and, should the OommodOrG
fnsh az be hss hitherto happily proceeded, witAoaa
outbreak, using the ultima ratio, sr needse5lD
raislnp points OF abstract right, that other couTs
tries which may seek 20 open relations with Japan
will enjon upon their ambassadors 10 30 So az this
experiment shows tn he quite practicable, by con.
sidefate and peaceful means, ami not by bullets,
bullying or big words. Next to Roman Uttholics,
perhaps the English are least In favor with the ia
pencse, in no small measure account Il the out
rafecus conduct Of Capt. PeIew, in the Phnton, IN
lev. au 81, - which seems 70 he held IN vivid IA.
Maintenance b. Tie Japanese 70 this eAJ,
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GENERAL NEWS.
Hong Kong (Apri ~ Correspondence OF the London

Hong Kong (Aprl ~ Correspondence Of the London
Tines
The oath of February mail arrived here late on
the 18th inst ADD on the 18th lust. his ExceIlency
Sir John Bowring landed, and was sworn IL "a Gov
ernor, and Lieutenant Colonel Game as Lieutenant
Governor, under the customary salutes.
His Exeellency Sir George Bonham took his de.
psrtuIe on the 10Th inst.
SunGty changes have been made IL tho colonial
and diplomatic departments, at, we hear, much &c.
Lrced!aaries.
Hen Asjesty's steamer styx, from Annoy, and his
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je,tions were not listened to, and with good
countenance, they at last gave up the contest:
In the meantime the artillery had sauted the royal
standard with 81 euns-an event-the Commodore,
in his character Of ambassador, DC, with IL. Our
three bands sent forth their strains aud the whole
scene became gay and full Of animation Our officers
and men mingled freely with the people, examining
aims, dresses houses and what ever came wis MN
interview having lasted three hours, finally poke
up. With the "beat TO quarters OF the drums In an
instant ranks were formed, muskets shouldered, and
order and silence prevailed. Inc SUD len rush VI .ne
scattered men for the stacked arms, and the sudden
forming of ranks and columns, electrified the Japan
ese and for the first time they stared with astonish-
ment. In the same order we re-enbarked, and III
few none nts, where before had sounded our IN lsc,
arid our bright array Of uniforms aud arms had
eliltered all was quiet.
All were highly gratified at the succc Of our mis-
sion and the bright prospect oil soon terminating the
expedition with credit u the navy aud honor and
glory 70 our dear country. Patriotism makes me
Toms mber that on the 22d of February the guns OF
the whole squadron Numbered forth their anthem
70 our Immortal Washington Hundreds sf Japan
ese chiefs and officers being decks t. see and
hear. The words washington IL q great man"
were mastered by more than before they lett us.
On the 18Th, another interview and armed landing
was had, under Capt. Abbott, second in command
in the squadron. On this occasion. the presents
with which our store ships were loaded. we're taken
shore, and deposited In houses built for their re-
ctpton. This STAIR similar to the first, except
tie presence Of the Commodore, and reduced force
The presents having been landed, suitable officers
weIe9ppointed to show their uses and forth. Has
not civilization been brought to japan by the
American navy when we have a complete railroad
in operation on japanese coil An electric tele-
graph, sending its lightning words over the coun
try-a daguereotypist At work taking their pictures
"a printing press printing their books, and Ameti
can manufactures OF ell Kinds introduced to their
Notice An these thnca ere really sccomnNsh a..
Cur miniature locomotive, tender and car whiri the
Japanese round the circular rsilosd at the rate Of
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

'Sf received from the eastern cites c.',e
- ana beautiful assortmcito San'he' u '"s
OF the very latest st,les and ia+h'"h a"'''7
which may bc found good STOCK Of
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sinevs OF Iron.
We wandered into 4 machine shop

We wandered into machine shop
yesterday. Every where, up stairs
and down stairs, Intelligent machines
We're doing the work once done by
thinking and toiling men. In one
place a chuckle-h headed affair. looking
ike an elephants trontispiece. was
quietly biting bars OF cold iron in two
as if they had been 50 many eaten
straws.
In another place. a fierce little
thing. with a spindle-shaped weapon.
a sort OF mechanical ''DeNils Darning
Ncelle"--was boring slaant holes
through solid woelen wheels, three
inches or more in thickness.
Away there, IN a corner, a device
about rs large and as noisy as 4 hum
ming bird. was amusing itself cutting
out pieces oil steel from solid plates,
as easily as children punctun paper
patterns with pin.
All by itself. in another place was
a machine that whistled like boat
swain. AMI rough boards came forth.
planel. greoyea and finished. ready
Tor place in-something, Somewhere,
for somebody.
EVERYWHERE these queer machines
were busy, doing all sorts Of things.
in all sorts OF WAYS. boring and pla-
mug. growing AMI mortising: turning
and bending. and sharpening and
saving.
Down stairs. in a room by itself. as
if it would be alone. we found the
grand mover ofall these machines.
In corner. some distance from the
genius we write OF. a fire was burning,
perhaps 10 kept Just comfortable
and perhaps not.
II was very busy--thc thing was
moving an arm Of polishea steel back
ward and forward over frame equal
" polished and glittering. as one in
thought sitting By a table passes his
fingers to and fro along the smooth
surface OF the nlahogony.
We said it was busy, and SO II ,eas,
busy doing nothing. Ii went no.
where. it hammered nothing, planed
nothing. ground nothing, but Just pas
sd its ponderous arm backward and
forward. 1t neither ate nor spoke
lutthere. from from early morn to
dewy eve. it timei the toll going on,
everywhere around and above it.
There We're indeed few men made
OF flesh. sixty or 50, here and there,
about the establishment. furnishing
rather than doing the work.
That thing with the iron arm works
the wonders. It vii work more---V.
\. Tribune.
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REMOVAL.

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
AND GLAZING.
JAMES DOSNEL respectfully ae-
$50 knowledges 10 his friends and the
public gene rally, their Ibr raj sup
port. and would inform the o. that
he can always be found al his stand Brady st.
feast side.4 between Second and Third SITS ndo!niu.
Israel Halls Cabinet Nurerooms. where he il now
prepared 10 execute all orders in bis line His long
experience ID the business warrants him in cnslriuy
his patrons fall satisfaction III any wora that may h.
entrusted to him.
Particular attention given to estimating on any pub
Tic private buildings. Persons wishing any OF the
above work DONE will do well TO give him call before
letting their work
Paints of all eoiofs prepared and ready for use
Glass OF all sizes. patty, Nc., for sale.
T.. s.-Also Ii new article Of COMPOSITION ROOF
ING. invented by J. Bonnet, which c:n be put on at
the shortest notice by the Subscriber
JAS. DONSEL.
Davenport, June 0, 1852
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pbls want son siatns 10 figure arrhis Uaut then.
Din strong fFaues Ia last l. have thrti done al.
together. nj lhs DAVENPORT Book SroKs.
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10000 feet Cuting,
1000 lbs Chain.
NEW STOCK
Now Offering at the People's storet

I WOULD invite the attention Of the public 10 our
i well selected stock of groceries recently received
for the spring aud summer campaign, comprising q
great variety Of sugars, cheap sud sweet superior
green and black teas, Java and Rio coffee. very fine
extra brands flour, goldfish mae ercl and
herring, preserved ruiis, as follows ounces peaches
pears, lums- gooscberres, whortlebcrries Currabts
and all kinds 81 nuts, candies. &c., with host Of
OTIS articles. too numerous TO mention; all Of which
viii be sold nj small AL vance cost. at
davenport, July Il, Ie53-i6 JOHN w. WILEY'S.
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600
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAYrc

lSomeihtfs new out West of the latest Nav q .
Premium Pattern ioh
~ arranged that YOU with one hef,. .4
- FAKE from u 20 % acres Of heavy rru. IN la
ihcs are The thihg I" enable You Ia get ssu, IN
time, without 50 many hands. Made IN !, - - III
STYLE Of thu best aud toughest timber Well, ,rglW
'tahd the weather. and warranted 10 be eousl =, 70
now III Use, al the steam Agricultural Dott a, ~!
Main St. Moline. Ms Ju,. o,t aE,
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CHICAGO ! ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
gasa l SA5

3 Trains Daily between Chicago, Peru and
Tiskilwa
nN and after MoSpAy, December 10, 1859, until fur
~ iher notse.
Two Daily Trains.
iSuuaays excepied,l will run on this road between
Chicago, Lasalle, Peru and Geneseo.
Arrives al Geneseo. 2, II 7. NJ.
LEAVE CHICAGO,
Isl Passenger Train, nj A NJ
81 Passenger Train, al Ais
kETURNING, LEAVE GENESEO.
Isl Passenger Train, al 6iS
81 Passenger Train. ut 9l5
Arriving al Chicago at :. 10 u. NJ.
Both Trains connect with the Trains from Chica-
~ Eastward
The = o'clock morning Train runs 10 Genesec, and
connects with stages from Rock Island and Da, enpor
AMI ether points West
Passengers leaving Chicago at O'Clock i'll the morn
Ing reach Rock leland aud davenport al 10 O'clock
NJ. aud passengers leaving Rock Island in the
morning, reach Chicago at !, 10 7. Nj.
Stages leave these points. Westward TO Rock Island
davenport. Burlington and Iowa City; Southwark 10
Bloomington. Spring field and ST. Louis: and NorIhward
10 Frcerori. Galena and Dubuque
A. X. GILMORE, Sapt
Chicago. Dec 18th, 1853
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IN the County Court Of Scott Co Iowa

Ia matter Of the last Viii and Testament Of frRu''
Little, Iats ot said oanty. deceased
HE Time fixed FOR PruhatHg above " Ill Is the SERUM
Monday Of January ,,rXi-notet thereof {" ht s't"
hN pubttt7 tan for successive weeks IN the Da'thpeh
weekly Gazette. Nm. HI RdS, to. JWd-r'
Ias export, Dee. Sth. ls53.-ii-iw
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SGILFtL OPERATION John Greiner, IA
lad ten years Of age, residing in the sth
ward, was playing, on Monday fast. with a
fish hook, by holding il in his mouth. when
by some mishap he swaiIowedit. Instantly
he tried 10 remove il by pulling al the string.
but u had become firmly lodged in the low
er and back part Of tie throat. II could
neither be seen nor felt The little fellow
was not only frightened but greatly panied
Attempts were made by HE parents to ex-
tract il, but they failed The hook had be-
come firmly imbeddpd in the throat After
many fruitless efipr,s Dir A. G.. Walters.
tried. al ingenoious plan. 10 extricate IT.
Having ascertained the probable size Of
the hook, pistol bullet of suitable dimen-
sions was procured, pierced in its middle
and being put on the line of the fish hook
il was ailowed 10 slip down to the hook
The weight OF the bullet, assisted by gen.
tie pressure downwards with u curved for
ceps, removed the hook from its situation.
Thus liberated the point Of the hook stick
ing into the lead and being protected by it.
it vas safely rem3yed.--PHts5urgh ia
2eite.
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CHICAGO MUSIC STORE.
j. A. GEsASDALI..

No = lie TIAIRE HOW,
Davenport, Iowa.
A GENT for the sale Of Musical Instruments. Mn.i-
"A cal Merchandise Of every descriptions Latin Lew
Is tk Co.'S. celebrated PLANO FORTES, Prince d Co.'S
Celebrated Meiodeons. asc.
lie will also keep hand Sheet Music, Of tho Ia
test publication, Cheap Publications of ihe most POM
lar writers Of the day books ol instruction th, Pa
no FUrtes, Guitar, nelodcon, Fiuma. Violin, Acrpr
dion Flute, Dc. by different authors, likewise Station
cry, ana other things too numerous to mention.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to business
and low preHs, to share portion Of pHblir patronage
and requests that persons wanting ding his line
10 call and examine his stock before purchasing else
where.
ANY ARTICLES not On hand obtained u order
Juns 10. AI-u