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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-03
The Missouri Compromise Line-lts
COnstitutiouaIity.

Those who rail out against the Missouri
Compromise line as being unconstitutional,
unjust, and oppressive towards the South
have insisted upon making this same princi-
pie applicable to our possessions Oh the Pa
cifc.
When California was presented for ad-
mission into the Union as State, the South
ern members of Congress protested against
bered, and turn over TO slavery all of her
territory lying South of the parallel of thirty
six and half degrees.
AT a meeting of the Southern members
OF the House of Representatives in August,
1850, " hilst the bill for the admission of Cal.
iornia was pending, the following, amongst
other reso utlons, were adopted:
"ReSotved, That in the event of the nom
slaveholding States Directing thus TO put the
life liberty and property Of American citizens
under American laws iDe WiH insist upon a
diuiSion Of the country on the line Of So deg
80 min., with a distinct recognition of prop
erty in slaves.
ar Sotued. That we will not vote for the
admission Of California unless the southern
boundary be restricted 10 The parallel Of 35 deg
80 min. north latitude.
! In the Senate, on the 10th of August
1880, DIR. Clemens presented the proceed.
ings of public meeting he'd at Cahawba
in Dollars county, Alabama, approving the
address of the Nashville Convention anC
urging the adoption of the Missouri Com.
promise line of thrly-six degrees thirty min.
utes north latitude the only just and prop.
er basis for the settlement Of the slavery
question.
But, further; ten Southern and Western
Senators, in 1850, put in their protest against
the admission of California as "A free State
without continuing the line of So 80 to the
Pacific. They were: Alessrs. Mason anC
Hunter, of Virginia; Messrs. Butler ant
Barnwell, of South Carolina; Mr.. Turney
of Tennessee. Dir. Soule, Of louisiana; Mr
Davis, of Mississippi; Mr.. AtchisUn, of Mis-
souri,; and Messrs. Morton and YuIee, o
Florida. They obi acted, among other rea
sons:
because all the propositions have been re-
jected which have been made TO obtain eth
er recognition of the rights of the slave
| holding States to common enjoymen
Of all the territory of the Untid States
or 10 fair diuis on Of that territory between
the slaveho ding a I'D non. slaveho!ding State,
Of the Union; every effort han iailet
which has been made to obtain fair division
of the territory proposed TO be brought in a.
the State of California.
Ii may well be asked, il these str ct con
struciionists insisted upon this line of So
80 in 1880, how did il become not only Un
constitutional in 1854. but "infamousi"
And, to render the history complete, let i
not be forgotten that erery Southern Sena
tor, Mr.. Calhoun included. voted for thi
very restrictive line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-03
yAIU.BtE FARM FOR SALE

HI above ISL about 20 acres In he
Bottom witch 30 asre IN cultivation.
orchard choice TALL aud winter PEI, trees Cher
ri-s is watred by several never falling springs and
bTanehe stock besids the RIVER the
timber is Of the quality having taken or Said
Farm Is about 80 miles south from New Harmony, on
bank OF the NaSssh Rive in Posey County Ind
good location wood yard. Ferry is kept here from
IN" Illinois side and l. healthy place on the Maha>h
River. Also lot OF stock Horses. Corn. Oats Farm
ing utensils. &c.
All above will be sold private sale oS price for
cash For Further particulars apply TO tn snhserUer
srp25-4w GiLLEkT SCINEF.
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SP b CIAL NOTICES.
GIOPInrs SIMMER

WITH the bot sgtry atmosphere the rank
vegetation Of the lowlanG and the marshes valleys
of the rivers OF the South vither The
burning drinks the and the o,caying plants
noxOus and poisonous yapors Inhaled
produce Yellow Iaundee. the
Bowels. Diarrheos disestery. and Fever Bilious
Typhus Fever Tn Ter these eirumsancss aud nhupnand
should axe free of DR. BguCEs INDIAN
PASACEA Ii AZ to cleanse the bowels. purity
blood aud restore health. Advertise col
OF this e
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STsTEOF INDIANA,

NANpt KlCEsu COUNTY.
Office Is rety given that John Jr and Willard
~ Carpenter have this day ad with the Clerk OF beard
OF Commissioners OF NanfeTburgh UNITY heir petition
the vacation of the Alleys adjoining Block in the
Enlargement ad oinng the az Evansvs which Block
aud Enlargement embraces in Lamaseo
which alley adoins LVtNo. - in enlargement
Evansville.
Which petition will he heard the of the newt
Term of the Court of said and ali
persons Interested are notified appear.
WILLIAM Al. WALKER G..
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On Locust ST.. nearly opposite the Sherwood House.
will sell anetion the Court House door in Evansville
on Wednesdsv. Oct 4h at O'Clock p NJ. the alley end.
of Lot No IS old Plan Evansville and double house
thereon renting at S2O Said ground
- feet lo and the ale, Is feet Peter Burks
Brick sable aud Mr. HaslerS three story brick
The title is good and will he warrantei
Terms Of sale third cash.
at twelve months. with Interest the property
For further particulars enquire of John Ingle. Jr.
sep2j did LISTER.
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HM Mr.. Freadrick Cripner who has been
running for sheriff during the past weak des-
rus US to say that he is of the track.
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-nTIf'Es

Members cf Temple Honor ana Lyman Beeeher DslOns
T., requested Temperance Hall Tues
Gay evening the 18th aud Friday evening the 2
~ o'cock business of great importance j. hand BY
order ofCommitt.e. CHAS il BROUGuT0N, sec'y.
sepl5-td
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LAMBS srp.JFCr To ENTRY

FINE six months having expired allowed under the bylaws
subscribers ia the Evansville Indianapolis Ceve-
land Straight Line Railroad redeem their lands and lots,
notice Is hereby given unreaeemed lands ana lots 80
subscribed subject Office OF the Company In
Indianap These lands ad lots taken by The Com
cash vala OATH aud ~ catered Al cost
and interest able cash. the balance IN sx
equal sllneas with interest The lO lie IN the cities OF
Indansp ahd Evansville aud the I'm in the counties OF
Randolph Marion CIa Morgan. johnson Monroe treeue,
Martin. Davies Pike Marrick. Gihson Nnderburgh
The Company stli taking real lands
at ca h value, subscription. JAMES OkhENb.
sep2I-iw ITeasurer
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MARIN & CO., AGENTS.


FOR ThE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
MAEsYL.AAD S'E'AEE AOE'Ts:RsE
For OCTOBER. 1884.
Payment Of Prizes GUARANTEED 6g the State
W. solicit your attention to the following Lotteries TO
ve be drawn this month. IL Is TO interest scll
prizes possible. shall do
power y"u OF the Largest you permit
have the opportunity. Last month mpy Handsome prizes
sat 10 dill erent parts of the country. Ua0
'OD s2S 60 S2',N0 5000 $500. &c-. expect the
ensuing month viii equally fortunate last Any
infV IEaOn desired may be obtained 10y al, ressing
&. MARIN x co Baltimore Nd
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Nandethuryii 4 nuuiyri 20. i.

In the andrbargh Circuit rril term. A D. 1855
Henry Als d Lewis Howes /,,a,b.r,. on money
against .f = }-J nod
q affidavit having been lied with the plaintiff COM
plant in the otce of the Clerk OF tbs anderb1rgh
Circuit Court setting forth that the deendsn Richard Pu
and Hgy Reilly. residents at the ate ofIn
a OF exists them
defendants therefore no Of the pencehey OF the above
ei action in said Court aud that the same VIII stand Tor
pr OF said Court 70 be begun and held
at he Couru IN Evansville. a ID: ISIS.
Oct2-v3t JACOB LCNh bN iAEihEk, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

TsNNU FlfsEt.
H0RTY OF land PART Ut South est quarter section
II 81 Town g. South Rauge 10 West adjoining Jesse jack
plan sale reasonable Call Jones
blythe. w b. Johnston the sherwood House sep<-St
TOUiEN sHiRTs-lo cases Merino and lambs-wool
- JAMES LOW & CO.
sep27 AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 80, M.
The river is stationary. The weather is
pleasant.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
VAsnERBURoH CouSIY. ( -.

STATE OF INDIANA. 49,
VAsnERBURGH County. ( 80
Jacob LunkeRheimer Clerk OF the vsnierburgh Circuit
hereby Sheriff
that at the General Election be held places
OF hoding elections ia said the second Tuesday
October aezt the folio wing State County and Townshp
GERS n the he
One Judge ofthe supreme Court
One Secretary Of State.
One Treasurer Of State,
One Auditor o state.
One Superintendent of Public Instruction
One Member Il the Lower House Of Congress.
One State Senator.
ttne RePres a stve In the General
One Judge % the Third judicial
One Prosecuting ATTORNEY said District
One judge the Pleas district
ed at NsnJerbursh and srriek
ODe Prosecuting Attorney for said District.
One County Commissioner
Que Coroner tor fsnlerburgh county,
EHavsH
One u,
Ore CouarV surveyor
Gre Assessor Tor Townshir
Witness my hand anat ne Seal OF said court NJ tn.
LIS Cy of Evansville. this the day of September
A ID. 1851
sep2I- te JACOB LUNKENHEIMER c. v C.
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BANK NOTICE.

Meeting Of the Stockholders in the Branch
of the Evansville the election O,
rt Directors 10 the ensuing year will he held
Eanlnr House on nday the 9th Day of November
Polls i'll be clock ami closed clock p "
By order Of the Booard OF Directors.
oe,2-stdwte g. ". RATHBOFE. Cash.
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E0TIIfr-

ACCORDING Section i70 Laws and Revisions OF the
Post Office Department. letters will
twice month"; the LIST and 18TH
oet2-lt1 BEN. STINSoN. p. NJ.
ATS Hats Fur Wool and SILK for en- and
a : boys. for sale by oct3 j. II. MAGHEE q co.
MN PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Batting for sale
4 wv Ivy oetJ j. II. MAGHEE * co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-03

In ordering Tickets. select The Lottery the Glass and
date enclose the using postage
aud direct 60 Us BE partieuIsr Town Coun
anu oete ano g write your@sAsress Prizes drafts
careful to direct to 3
Oefl 0A n.f.;r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sChNTLIN * E'sKvsN.

sCi%TIIN * E'47yVsN.
TIN. SHEET IRON An tOl'PEI. SMITHS,
ID Ei leave Inform their and the pHlc general
ID that they have er,ctrI LARGE WORK SHOP On First
between Vine and Dviso tn p1rpse
factoring and repairing all kinds OF SHEET IRON and cor
PER WORK belonging 10 STEAMBOATS,. STEAM EN-
GIN rs and Mil Work And they moved from their
old stand Main to the above mentioned budiug
the purpose Of execntug Ill such Kind of They will
also d. kind OF Tin Roofing Cutters homes and any
other Kind of Job work with any
branches. Call sign OF the Mammoth Coffee Pot.
oet3-lwd3mw (EnqGiIer coTy.)
SALE OF lots IN LAMsSC0.
M Tuesday the l7th October.
~ Court House in Evansville will sell bile
seventy Lots in the city of Lamasco. Title perfect
third Of the purchase money down and the remainder in
and Title bonds will he given the
will give his ies bearing interest from date
JOHN LAW.
JOHN SBANKLIN,
oct3- 2t1&w JONES 4. BLYTHE.
(Reforn cony
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-03
OWENS faGTEL,
CORNER OF JEFFERSON AND FOURTH STREETS.
NN. IL. OWEN PROPRIETOR

CORNER OF JEFFERSON AND FOURTH
WI. IL. OWEN, PROPRIETOR
FIIS fine large class hotel entirely possessing
l. superior accommodations very reasonable charges.
sep26-3md
tnNIN;sTR ATORs NOTICE
VtIhEREAS letters OF ADM alton the Of Ed
w wardJ Fultn. deceased. having granted
y the Cdrt Common Pleas Of the County Of
Nanderirgh; hose who indebted said
que%ed ia forward aud make and
all those having cars against said present
according law 1t supposed
vent sepj6-ssd ,GlLLISON MAGEEE. Admir-.
y. ~. RYAN.
IMPORTERS and I'D .alcr all descrirors 90 Leather
aud Tanners il Oak aud Spanish sole Morocco. Phs-
dphia aHd French Calf skins Web, Lace Linings
Bindings Lasting Kilt Boot Trees Lasts PEGS &c. Whole
sale Retail at the lowest sep25-6md
TURKEY RED CHlNTZ.-5O cases plaid red Chitzu
10 prntee red Chinz, hand and for sale ny
JAMES LOW a. CO..
augcs as Main ST. Louisville Ky
CIDER MILLS
MOTTO EFAHMEIis.-lliekohs latest improved Cider
~ Mills. for sale al
Ug2S TGRANT CO.'S
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25.SsI PRIZES TO re- DISTRIBUTED.

p half 8 % . eighth zoo
3l.53jPRTZES To BE DISTRIBUTED.
October i4th 1854. Glass &c.
Prize of SJpN0 Prizes of 81 200
1000 10
I 90 ic.ND 30
% 1850 $40 ."
500 l2l 100
220 I23
e lao &C.. &c. &C.
Tickets SIC; Halves IS; Quar-er- -; II ghths 81.
We will issue a Certificate
- Whole Tickets for sS . Quarter Tickets for
- Iian lO4 % Eighth - q
30.3le PRIZES TO RE DISTRIBUTED.
0etol er 26th. 1851 Glass 2s2.
Prize OF ZOO Prizes of sInO
Ion 2O6
~ %
Tickets ~; Halves SO cts; Quarters Is cts
We will issue Certificate of
% Whole Tickets for SO 90 2i Half Tickets for $500
- Quarter " 100 % Eighth
We will 80 lack every dollar when 40
Is invested in quarter tickets
ftbOe who desire Information respecting the manner of
conducting the lotteries chances obtaining
priLs msnner OF drawing &c will send cir addresses
We will eheerfuily send iE s<m.
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TO THE LOVERS OLE GaaD

CHOICE article a" fsmiy BreaI had al all times
IA BY calling coos Family Grocery
eau he supplied 1T their houses b, leaving
sepl9 COOKS Family Grocery.
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tnNrINisTRATOEis MOI

,HIS fine large class hotel entirely new possesn,
superior accommodations very reasonable charges
sep26-.md
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-16
REPEAL! REPEAL!

" hen men become so enamored Of fervor ell
ther in possession or expectancy, as to disregard
the most prominent principles of our republ-
can institutions and in violation Of the truth,
that all men are born free and equal, pass laws
extending slavery Cger our hitherto virgin soil,
it behooves the Vox Populi, to arise in their
might, and compel their servants to repeal the
obnoxious portions Of those laws and restore
our now degraded country to her former posi-
tion, wit h regard to slavery extention. So also
Physically, When we suffer ourselves to run
off after every new tangled nostrum paraded be-
fore the public we not only endanger our
own, but the lives and health of our own fami-
lies nd friends. 1t is therefore with pleasure,
we again recommend to the afflicted, to use
NJ AIister's All Healing Ointment, an old and
well tried remedy and safe and almost certa n
cure for wounds, bruises, cuts burns, old sores,
eruptions, scrofua, bronchitis, sore throat, aguo
in the breast, corns, litter, ring worm, all GU
taneous diseases, all levers or febrle diseases.
That by restoring the insensbe perspiration, it
enables the system TO throw off the old worn
ou particles, and restores TO perfect health, be-
ing thereby applicable to host Of ailments too
numerous to mention.
For sale by Elias Long, Jackson Solomon
Norris, Graysvile, R. Cha Jman, Mabees, P. o.
]. E. Jones, Oak Hill Jared Stevenson, Win.
chester; Spencer & CheringtOn, Berlin.
August "a, '54. 22-6m
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TNE NV BARBER SHOP

CORNER OF BROADWAY fLAkL SIS
JACKSON, OHIO.
Though all the Banks have gone to smash,
III tell you how to cut a dash
Take a walk down Broadway Street,
Just where Pearl and it doth meet,
And there you'll find the Barber Jack,
To shave you well he has the knack;
His razors are always in good prime,
And he does his work in excellent time.
His room is always in good trim,
And to fix your hair, it just takes him
His prices are low, for these hard times,
You can pay him one or two half dimes,
And then you'll get an excellent have,
And by the operation, you'll money save
For fifteen cents, he'll cut your hair,
And do itup so very fair; +,
His perfumes are fresh, and oils good,
So take our advice, if you would
Have your work done in excellent style,
And add Dit to old Jacks Pile.
Oct 26, "a 3l-tf
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N { W GO @ DS.

z NJ. MARTIN, opposite the Isham House,
% wishes to inform the public and his old
customers in particular that he hasj1st receiv-
ed new stock of goods, which though not very
large, he thinks are well selected, and shall be
sold at the lowest possible price to save Call
and examine and satisfy yourselves OF the fact
August 81, "a. o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, s,
G. yFRIgS g99RT>

1T has often been said that Ready Made Go
II thing is worthless and good for nothing
will rip tear and do the weareT little or no good
and believing there is more truth than poetry IN
1t, especially the kind of fcIothing that is brought
to this place, from Portsmouth, Cincinnati, aud
other places and palmed off on our citizens as
being the very best quat and latest style
Now If the citizens OF Jackson and surround
ing country would just as leave have their
clothing made substantial and to fit them neat
ly, for the same price that they pay for the
trash that they have been in the habit of buying,
they will just call at II. B. Dickason's
Merchant Tailoring Shop,
-Four doors below the POST office, on Main street
Jackson Ohio, where he has ON hand large
and good assortment of clothing cut und tr the
supervision of A. d. Maxwell, who has carried
ON the Tailoring Business in this place for the
last two years, and is known by our citizens,
not only as mai Of taste aud fashion, but as ii
first class workman. Mr. Maxwell has taken
charge Of the
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
As foreman and cutter, and will spare no pains
both in having the clothing made well, and
pleasing his old and new customers
He has also on hand larg and well selected
stock of
Cloths, CasSimers, Vestings, and other
Furnishing Goods,
Bought at very low price. He filters him.
self that he can sell little cheaper than any
other establishment in the place.
r. B. DICKASON.
Nov 9 81 32-tf
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KNOW NOTHINGISM
"WMBWDSHsRDa

4
OWING TO the recent catastrophy OCCASION
" ed, TO all branches of business through the
agency of Know Nothingism, and the crisis OF
important events in consequence thereof APP
preaching rapidly. We the Subscribers would
respectfully offer our services to the citizens of
jackson and vicinity, in the following branches
of business, to wit House. Sign and Orna
mental Painting. Also-Glszng, Paper Hang
ing and Wall cooring all of which shall be
done in style, not to be surpassed, and at Prices
the most reasonable. All work done by US
Warranted.
~ Orders of business left at DR.. Milers, or
T. R. CIcwers, Drug Stores will be attended TO
promptly.
JACoB CLAAR,
SAMUEL BuRgITT.
sept. 81, "a. 2G-ly
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent.
rEH HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell or rent
z valuable real estate in the Town of Jack
son which consist of: For sale or rent, two apart
ments on Main street in the lsham Block Is
by 81 feet, three stories above ground, with
basement story in the solid rock, one apartment
fitted, and well adapted for wholesale or re-
tail Grocery, the other for Dry Goods
ALSO
A dwelling house and lot on Church street in
Hoflmans Addition to the Town of Jackson,
for sale only. Thehouse is large and commodi-
GUS containing number of rooms, finished in
as good style as auy building in town, also a
well of good water and other conveniencies.
ALSO
A building near Pearl street fitted up ex.
pressly for dwelling but now occupied as d
carpenter shop, and having a well of excellent
water near by it'll other cOnveIiencies.
have also large and superior stock Of ma
terial for building, and am prepared TO build
houses for rent or custom work on short notice.
or any other work in my line Of business as car
pcnter and joiner All work warrented to be
done in the most workmaulike manner
DAVID RADCLIFFE.
Jackson Aug. 10, '54 2O-tf
NorE:-The apartments in the I,ham block are
in process of erection and will be completed
in short time.
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Agent for the Country in n. Y, City.

TE7HE advertiser is prepared to act as Gener-
b. al Agent and Correspondent, in New
York, for business men and others in the interI.
or. He will devote his whole time and attention
10 the purchase and sale of Fancy and other
Goods, Books, Prints, Machinery, Manufactu-
reIs' and Mechanics Stock aud Materials, PHI
losophical Apparatus. etc; Drugs, PatenI and
other Medicines, Agricultural Implements,
Seeds, Stock etc. Collections made and suits
prosecuted. Information Of all kinds furnished
with regard to persons and places here. Situa.
tions procured and guaranteed for clerks, ma
chaniys, professional men and others. Male
and female employees engaged and sent to tho
country. Passages secured to California, Aus
tralia, and Europe. In fine, anything that an
intelligent Agent, well acquainted with New
York and its business men, can do for an abstn-
lee, will be executed faithfully and promptly.
Communications confidential. Address, with
fee adequate to the seryce.
A. T. BARTON, $50 Mulberry ST., Ny
Oct 10, "a 30-t.
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an V. WELSH, Butcher, Meat House ad-
I a Joining Elias Longs Store, Main street.
u Mr.. V. Welsh, would say to the people
of this neighborhood, that he will supply them
with the best of Beef, either by the quarter,
half or IN any Olhe, way fnsy may nloss %N
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A. C. DAVIS,
%EWS&NET ENEEG&.
No, 3, VALLEY BLoCE Orros. re- THE MARKET
HoUsE PORTSMOUTH, Ono.

Ml ENDERS his sincere thanks to the publio
/ generally, for the liberal patronage extend
ed him in his present location, hoping by strict
attention 10 business and desire to pl ;ase all,
that he will merit continuance o! their patron.
"ge and confidence.
lie would also inform them that lie has on
hand and is constantly receiving all varieties Of
clothes, casimers ami vestiugs suitable for gen.
tIeman's wear. Also furnishing goods, shirts,
cravats, collars and handkerchefs, and az arts.
cIes kept in REGULAR Merchant Tailor Estab.
Iislnents. All these he proposes to make up
and sell at the very lowest cash prices. He re-.
quests oil those in want Of any of the above ar.
ticLas 10 give him call, as he warrants his work
to be done in the best manner. As TO cutting
he deems il unnecessary to say nything. He
asks no boot Of any one in that department as
all who have tried him can testify. He keeps
no re .dy made clothing but makes entirely TO
order.
?. 5 Coths Lought at oiher houses made with
as much pleasure as if bought of him. All Of
which is respectfully submitted.
August 10, "a 30