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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

DELINQUENT Llsr.-We are almost daily
asked som ething relative to the county delin-
quent list, many persons supposing it is to be
published in the Weekly Journal. This is
q mistake. II will be published BY the En-.
quirer in handful form. Our worthy Audi.
tor offered US the privilege Of making bid
for the publication Of the list. We accepted
the privilege, and handed In q sealed bid
II was just twenty-six dollars lower than
Mr.. Halls bid. Mr.. Hall was permitted Ia
make . second bid, when be bid four dollars
less than ours! Unfortunately We did moi
have the same privilege Of a second bid. OF
we should have knocked Mr.. Halls financial
boots of, and got the publication Of the list.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

The pork season appears to be opening in
many parts of the State, although dealers
spproach the market with great deal Of
ssution. The farmers are generally ready
to sel, rather than feed them corn, but the
fguresNof buyers do not quite suit. Some
sales have beea effected in thiscfty at 50 30
for good. At Princeton, 80 50sS4 90 rules
for heavy hogs. A, Carlisle, 81 IS to Ss.-
Many farmers in Sullivan CO. propose to
pack their hogs themselves. rather than sell
at the ruling prices. From the best infor'
nation we can CLEAN, the prospects for sd
vance in present prices are BY no mean'
dattering.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

We perceive BY late st. Louis paper that
aJohn Tennison, pilot Of the steamer Grand
Tower, has been suspended thirty days for
causing collision between the steswers
Grand Tower and Elephant" BY decision Of
the Board of Inspectors. Now we happen
to have seen that collision, and in view of
the full facts Of the case, we think If this
Board were "susp ended" about thirty minutes,
more justice would be done them and the
community, than has been done Mr.. Tenni.
son By their absurd verdict. They are pun.
ishing this pilot for actually having saved
the two boats from total destruction and
probably the lives Of vast many persons.
They are Furnishing Mr.. T. for not having
answered signal given by the pilot Of the
Elephant. Itwas his duty. probably,by the
rules aud regulations established on the riv.
er, for him to have answered the signal given
BY the other pilot-yet at the same time had
he answered that signal and guided his boat
accordingly, instead of at once backing. and
not turning his boat according to their sig
nal, there must have ensued terrible col
lision, instead of the slight touch which only
broke few timbers in one boat. A great
many of the awful collisions which have oc-
Cured on our river, were caused by pilots
standing on their duty or rights, and being
determined to risk the sinking of both boats
rather than compromise. with what they con.
sidercd swkwardness or something worse on
the part of pilot of another boat. In other
words, the destruction of life and property
with them was an immaterisl matter, by the
side of sticking up to what they considered
were their rights to q particular channel OF
place in the river at the precise moment the
accident occurred. In this particular case
if the pilot Of the Grand Tower had answer.
ed the signal, as it was probably his pre-.
scribed duty to do. that place in the river
would have been his, which could oaly ha
obtained by demoIshing the other boat ant
perhaps both steamers The whole accide n,
was owing to the Elephant taking sheer on
her pilot, and neither pilot was really blame
able.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23
Pork PAcxIsc.-By advertisement it viii

PORK PAcKISG.-By advertisement it will
be seen that Messrs. H. C. Cooper g. Co.
have purchased Messrs. Mitchell g. Longbot.
hams large and well known pork house at
Pigeon Greek, near Salt Well, and are now
amply prepared to accommodate those wish
ing hogs slaughtered. They have the meens
Of Strengthening and dressing nearly 7e0 hogs
per day ia the best style. Mr.. Cooper, who
Is we'll and favorably known in this region,
will give his personal attention to the brsi-
ness.
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OF Friend b. r. Day, of Meehanicsvill

W Friend B. 2. Day, of Mechanicsvilie
understanding we were engaged in investi.
eating the chemical properties of oysters,
brought as in yesterday bottle Of his excel
lent Tomato Catsup-made as but few be.
sides Mr.. Day know how to make the article.
We assure him that we will apply his test
to the very first can of oysters sent to Us 70.
analysis and Recommendation. If his catsup
don't bring out their pizen, it will at least de.
velop their better qualities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

INDIANA STATE Stock MoNEx.-Mesevs.
w. p. Devon & lockwood, wholesale mer-
chants and dealers in Silks, Trimmings, &C..
advertise in to-day's paper that they will re-
eeive State Stock money at par. They have
large house on Pearl street, Cincinnati, and
will sell goods as cheap as any other in the
city. We hope our merchants going up the
river will give them call, and encourage the
good feeling they manifest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

u-5, The National Intelligences says that
the Hall Of the House Of Repre- senta,ives has
been sPlenddIy fitted up during the past
summer. The carpets are all new and the
drapery exceedingly rich. There will prob
ably be the largest number of new members
in the next Congress. that has been returned
for years. g rfFffs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

40 An Oneida County New York pol.
i,iciaa. says: 81 never saw such IN cleo.
ton as yesterday-the poorest vote in the
county was worth ten dollars at noon, and
the price kept rising till sunset"
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Or The steamer Express arrived here
yesterday from Louisville. She had on
board lao passengers, which At Sl5 each to
Cairo. will make rery fair passenger trip
for this season. She took on q few more
here. Capt Newton is doing big bust
ness, and he deserves it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

Hoo KILLED Yesterday Messrs. Hull.
Hunt, & Co. killed at their pork house t,co
thousand and eighiy-t,co hogs before O'Clock
less than five hours. Quick work, and,
we think, can't be beat. This firm have
killed, up TO last night, l2.025 hogs. They
will kill 2,50O to-day Lou. Times 19M.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

10 Gen. Shields left Chicago for Wash
ington day before yesterday. The Chicago
Journal waggishly states that this is UNDER
stood to be the last visit the distinguished
gentleman will make to the federal city in an
official capacity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

6TOn the last trip of the Collins steam
er Atlantic, while crossing the banks of New
Foundland through thick fog, Capt. West
did not leave the DICK nor take one moments
sleep for two days and nights.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

OF Over five thousand dollars have been
subscribed in New York for the relief Of
widows and orphans of British soldiers slain
in the war with Russia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

" A submarine cable, one hundred and
thirty miles long,is nearly completed, and
will shortly be laid across the Gulf st. Law
renee to st. Johns, connecting that point
with Halifax aud New York. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the work will be finish
ed by next June. This first link of chain
to Europe will alone make difference Of
three or four days in receiving news from
there.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

VI The Scotch troops bore the brunt oil
of the battle of Alma. and fought with the
indomitable bravery that always distinguish
the soldiers of Aud Scotia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

W A little son of Thomas Pratt, of Barn.
ard, VT. between two and three years old
met with an awful death on Wednesday, by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23
cl.ORlOus sIJNfMHR.

WITH the hot sul.ry Of the rank
valleys
West AMI SOUTH vher aud die The
burning drinks the and the drcayiss plants
give aud poisonous vapors h> IL inhaled
yellow Jsnndce DerAssemesis OF the
Tvnbn. Fsvers thsss ersumss.se, and inauepaud
should make free Of DR BaucEs IxDIAs vseEIAss
blood and health Bee in another col
umn Of this paper syS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

0J The Chicago papers say that there
are over one hundred vessels and propelers
aground on the St. Clair Flats. So much
for "The Great Democratic Party"
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We were yesterday shown through the
different departments of Mr.. Lawrence's
Marble Factory. and were pleased to notice
a large variety of mementoes for the dead,
which for beauty and taste of sculpture and
carving cannot be surpassed.
The stock in the ware rooms consists Of
of evsy variety and size of broken columns,
obelisks, monuments. scrolls and cenotaphs,
beside large assortment of plain and orna-
mental tomb stones, manufactured from the
finest of American and Italian marble.
Those wishing appropriate monumental
mementoes, could not fail to find something
in Mr.. Lawrence's ware rooms to suit their
taste.
In the second story of his depot, he carries
on the manufacture of mantels, beautifully
wrought from fine white statuary and clouded
marble, and Of the latest improved styles, at
prices ranging from $2s to $3.50 each.
The vault which is now nearly completed
for our late worthy citizen, John N. Stock.
well, is bold and magnificent job ad would
be an ornament to any cemetery IN the
Onion. Its cost 10 some 1900.
Mr.. Lawrence has secured the services oil
Prof. G. c. w. Morgan. the American sculp.
tor. who has given many evidences of his
superior skill and rare taste az an artist.
which are now on exhibition in the ware
room. AS worthy of especial notice. we
would invite the attention of the admirers
OF the "ancient arts" to the Professors
HGoddess of Liberty" the "Angel GABRIEL
a"Cruci6x," a"Weeping Willow" &C.. &c.
A monument executed for the late lamented
Edward J. Fulton, is surprisingly neat and
opposite in its design. This valuable me.
nsnto was ordered by the friends and asso.
ciates of young Fulton. whose atachmen,
and esteem he had secured during brie
residence in q land of strangers, as last
testimonial to the memory Of departed worth
There is probably no establishment in the
West, that can excel Mr.. Lawreacees unde
its present arrangement Call and Examine
bis stock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

HOG KILLING PR,cEs.-The receipts of
hogs continued very light, and none Of the
packers have any hogs left over sitter the
days ling. The product this season will
mate of several being 100000 boys, while
others incline to the belief that tt number
will be fully 100000 head. There appears
TO be some competition among packers, and
heavy hogs will readily command A cents
net. We hear Of sales Of $50 hogs, to aver.
age $50 lbs, at - IS net; also sales of sew
eral small lots at 81 cents gross. and IT
cents net; apda lot 500 head at So 81, from
the hooks. Il Lou Cour. l8th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

40 The Cashier of the Bank of Mount
Vernon was in our city yesterday. As we
before stated. the rumor that this Bank had
suspended or broke, is false.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23
Jockey, who was his competitor.

jockey, who was his competitor.
She'll be here in time, now. Don't 60 to
givin' yerself any extra trouble about her
now, cause you'll hev yer hands full, I'm
thinking, BY and by. Whatd yer give fer
that ere sklIit you've got on yer hesd!'
That's my riding cap, Sawney.'
i .Edsackly. And them silk 6xings-arnt
them ayther costly!
where's your !.orse! Times up.'
y'Out of the way there, with that old crow.
bait shouted one of the fast boys, hauling
up at this moment, and seeking 10 get the
place occupied by the .blacksmith's team.
} But there stood the mare, with her head
dropping almost TO her feet, seemingly 'jaded
and woe-begone, when the blacksmith hop.
ped into the gig, looked at his watch, aud
said: fftfN al
Ere we are, Mister 49,
But where's the horse that you are going
to trotv
'Here che u.s. Il fti'lH
well, / don't trot with such skeleton 10
that. mind you.' said his opponent mot by .
long chalk
| And furious roar Of merrment went up
from the crowd, who were in extacies. :, slDr
| The blacksmith insisted however. He'd
trot his mare or claim the money. And the
animals were duly called to the start-mile
heals, from the crossing, best two in three.
At the word, away they went; the horse
fairly leading the way. The mare kept be-
hind upto half mile post, fell away on the
third quarter, and The horse cam0 into post,
q splendid winner, in 2:42. the mare barely
saving her distance, coming home at half
gallop and half trot, amid the yells of the
crowd.
The blacksmith had "frend" in the con-
gregation. who had "pile of the readyr-
To be sure no one knew this, and he was
evidently rich man. He took oil the side
bets he could muster, at a big odds against
the mare. She blowed badly, at the stand,
and the blacksmith looked haggard and ear
nest. The crowd roared again, at the Sec
ond start, but the roar was brief this time.
'Now 60, thirty nine screamed the black
smith. as they went away on this heat
And she did go. Instantly taking the pole,
she stretched right along. passed the hall
) mile mark. finished the third quarter without
q misstep. and came home FIVE lengths
ahead in 2:4O.
Money began to change hands again
But the horse came up for the third heat, and
AT the word now go, thirty nine the mare
made ali awful gap between herself and her
competitor. The mare led the way-aye,
! every foot Of it-from the start, and distanc-
ing her rival, passed the winning post, well
down in the thirties. She was good 'un,
added our narrator.
And what became Of this heastv we ask.
ed.
%, he sold her for thousand dollars, be-
fore he left Boston. She went South, but
died soon aiserward. She cost him, with
her new set of shoes valued at one dollar
forty dollars. He called her "thirty nine.
, Bed time,' said our host, and left.
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,,osLL LOTS yrsI FOR 81 SALE I!s

number Of Lots in the Southern Eniaremsnt Of Evans
vie in market At cheap private ale The
sizes thee lots vary Deep
feet front BY rek ee deep most OF them several fest
city the handomest location
vacant and within aud three blocks Academy
Persons Wishing good and cheap
lots ti location will please call the underssnsd
w. II. CHANDLER.
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SPECIAL NOTI CES.
Ad,er,I,e ia the ,;ra,,ille News.

We the GRAYviLLE wEEKLY news. paper
Published Grayvlr. H. good advertisisg medium for
the busin OF Evansville having large ercua
tien throughout Southeastern illinois, We viii receive all
advertise for this the Jou nal Once octo-lm
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Domestic Dry Goods. Notions. Beets. Shoes Hss sd
CaIs, they have offered 70 the trace. ffr. -
We wish NOTIFY all close, DEALERS thset
will for them stock sfGsste
going 81
Is passage money and 81 Is per ivo lbs freight To- "a
We determined stop this going the river aad have
ely sold parties ths fall who usually II
All Philsaelphia. 80 -. 81
scarcely add these tmes that cash buyers
fectly hoe and that have CiacipAa ssd
Louisville Broker. here shave Indiana St.as Stock Dssk
paper from Is per fs All. ~. . ..f -.
As 10 first clean. fresh aAd healthy. We
invite all dealers who good call 10
and examine for themselves nsW
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
COLBURN q HEneHBERGkit. ai ,l !

C0LBukN e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ta An
Fostsr's stock. First street, Main. ~
opened the largest and richest assortment or
staple Dry Goods offered in this city.
which rich Plaid silks. plain
black do Erach Merines style French rlsds French
do very handsome: AIpaecas FrraeA Egg
lsh and eoorcd PIads; ladies aid Cent? Aid
chdren Gloves and Hosiery II AL Assumption Bay state
hroideries Collars ChrmIett, Uudsseeves entnosred
and plain c. Han kcrchrf Irish Linens fannsn Of aln
qualities color. Ladies' Meruo and silk Cnasr.hirss.
Cent? Msrino. Lsnbs weel and sh Urdehir and Draw
and large variety onotions mntoa-
which We will happy show and II Low prices will sslt
they . lound @ 60. Call xnd examine. eetls
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UVHS would moot respectfully the
cens Evansville aad surrounding country. that he
h.s ed Main street. the Branch Bank
where he intends ing the above
its branches aud asho
in 1T and the He
BY application busiaess merit liberal share Of
ronage.
Cali examine his stock Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vest
inss he has good stock hands, and prepared 70 sell
cheap. NOVEL rHHfe j. l.. NELMS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO PORK PACK EMS.
III c. SMITH l. CO. hs$e haad. and will sontin n
q manufacture during the Pork superior
tcs Of GLE vERS Of all Their Ceavers have beer
ssssasvey used ia th: city asd vicinity for the past ou
and given the perfect satisfaction Ever
Instruments is NARRATED 70 Be equal to any in
nov23-2ws .t. ..... -...
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DRUGS, MEDIC Ines, PAINTS. OILS. 6C., &
: --- .r !, M c.Ir xn prr IL ny

- no EssLE and RETAIL By .rr,t-s-. IL
d 1anl l. BrC II & ERLING
fTNHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock Of
Drugs and .ife'llcnrs of j. NJ. h. Miller Co. and
intend he rug business at the well known
sai of Keller az Farnsley, No. Water street under
Charlie Lcich OF the rm, hopes he Is favoably known
to the public. having been engage In AIR. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Vernc. OF the
firm having been clersing IN the present store the
last three years, FILTERS himself with having the eon
dence Of its ole erstoaess. lgl cf bf.tl lfs -.l
We intend srping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines aud hope 10y this means and by
strict stentio business. and by low pI.ces to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new e,rsiomers
CHARLES LEIGH. '
febo5-Iy .at 0FpANf ttll II PETER VERLING. 4.
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CLOTHING oyHOl ALE AxDRErAil.

IA THE niersgaed having rarcsased ef his late part
IX Cnas W. Mack his entire intere10rn the Cloth
tf ing Store OF Wax Lobenstine. ~ very dis
A col pt jsdefm ned tgse rid o. the present stock az
Ied make for alage assort
Of Fail and Winter Clothing He heref invit his
and the publ generally ii aud examine his Goods
prices lie has good stock Of Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods Se.. Sc as there Is In Evansville aud
WIN sell them cheaper than they be bought other
place city which he will prove those calling his
''Or; snssr Pavilion Hotel. xruovv noppSsr,xE
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EVANSVILLE. .IA- SATURDAY. NoyEMBER % 1851 s..
4, N,RAILROADs

tTERhE HAUTE ANn EyANsyiLLE y. s. MAIL.
1kl-hEEkL, "A Boat of this Line viii
leave rerre tante and Evansville every
- Nord-y Wednesday and Friday AZ clock
NJ Thess Boats are large ecodoas ana well iurnished
citing at Terrs lat with Railroad SoYthern Pack
gu sne ohio river. ..i.-te .aa-r-- aaI 10. e1-u
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York
~ CLEvELANb TO BUFFALO.
SIXTY MlLESal.ESS LAKE TRAVEL
rHAS aSn by ah SlP SaSegsh AZ ssSb ss ksrE
~ y ~ ~ cEh1AfF lsi coNHkc TON sfs<FsAAo
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.h
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
HssfFkklAslneAE sE LINZ Esshs CINCINNATI
~ steamer cREsCkS oIrx S v n T. Peas. corm
oE ThF EsT snt fa 5
amanda leaves Cleveland Tussdsys Thursday Satur-
through from Cleveland to BanaIo in ten hour. without
Fails iori Rs,os .ns ali point. to
The s,eamescf hisln. eservs NOR. than p.,,u. noe.
tepg tlr asd os aed New York an. Erie New Yorh
Cenra Cleveland Colup and Cincinnati and Litre Mi
and hsenes o. hnsh than expense
he Queen and both evidences what taste
and vD accomplish In this day perfected
The Little MAs,i IN. tsa.,era Dsro, tcinsipna
Passengers should hear mind that this the only sts,n
Boat Line Cisveiapd Buao; and to make
must ,hsr rck t.sia Coumb bus Cieveisna
~ Meals and Stats Rooms incirdsd tckes by
rARE.isoq emss sai -
From oneinna,i 70 YORK R.iifcad non =, -
From Cioei.na,; .o'S York via Had'0n .
,o,..,.... ESScr RsiSS IicKETs: sd " -
iss'sGi f"i1's -a' ous
As For I'd Ts.sIss sss ard T. :s r
pr" Il s.o-i
aud nail boat .ns or Al the Essern. Little Mani R.
road depot. East Pfentstrest l'is0ll = ~
bsisasbp W. srRApEM se. SLEsIES1s asS ssns
The Omnibus Line will M tor passenger any part o the
ey leaving directions At The above oee
.yss % '' H. rii mo&EII nc c6naas.sl 5asss ssal
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? CAN'T RE,

GsAN IL he possible that's ENBIGH ar-
~ PEAR the Honorable City Coun Ill hs
chare foods cheap, or il for
tor floods reality they
than ninety the dollar, BE the
case as may Mr. +. attend his affair
while parues the Of his the time
to the g good to the largest number
sell good Goods to hisnumerous
mark ably low prices
Cal 10 ladies We know you delight getting good
ow prices. Q .t .r-I 49, ey22
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sEyANsyiLLE9 .Ap NEW ;HynMoNY rnl-

a - ,saa on and after Saturday Tu.y i,t the un
Stage Coaches tst r w 1Ft' t@T11 --Ft1
Leaving Evalsvs, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
ats O'Clock retaining leaves New Harmony ON Tues
day Ihsrd,y and satu days att o'clock A. NJ atr
The line s &C all tineste stoctsd With good
comfortable Coaches carsful drivers
made ~h saiariiy and dispatch All orders Gods
tended to. . Y
For other apply onse at our
ery aud sale Static cust street uear the House
Persons having their orders the Hotels il
sseare proeapt ssteatioa. 't NJ. L. N. DE GARMO. ,
esy-u ~ -
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,li. JEWEEIsY srOnEiOF, J.

skoosD ,srRKI-r, Two ssELow Msrs, kRoH's
-s ssw BUILDINe. EvASsyII.Ik. Ia. 80. Il
AT Ttlsis stereI keep constantly on hand large
IN general assortment OF atehes Clocks aud
. sii kinds aaa Of she best .,ies and quality Ny
the esi aud most beautiful Pitterns which my extensive
business connections enable tsy aud sell tine
Repair OF any kind executed eops,sss 81
low chsrges. It onh rf' ftiNth~-rN ~ ffttaff"
All goOdssoi and all repairs done my store are
Those in want % ythhr Ia lise respectfully inv
,ea To examine my stock and prices Jsi-d