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THE PASr-TIIE PRESENT-THE FIyTJRE-RE-
ORGANIZATION OF THE INDEPENDENT DE-
MOcRACl.
Under the above caption, the National Era
Of the Sd instant has a lengthy and an able ar
iice. We do not see as there is any other
course left for the independent Ants Slavery
voters, than that recommended by the Era.
The Republican party, as at present consttu-
ted, offers no guarantee TO the independent
voter that he viii not be made the catspaw of
another party, while he is connected with il.
In this State some Of those who were the most
active and jealous in organizing the Republi-
can party, are now the prominent members of
another organization, whose mission seems To
have been to put out the fire that gave life TO
the Republican party Do these men imagine
that any man, having a spark of independence
or selfrespect, viii place himself in a position
where nine chances out of ten he will be made
TO play second fiddle to avaricious and unscru.
pulous demagogues and Southern slave breed
ers? We advise them to lay not that flatter-
ing JUNCTION 10 their souls. The independent
voters OF Vermont viii find means to ascertain
whether they are in the camp of friends or trai
tors, before they proceed far.
From The Milwaukee Free Democrat Mayo
IMPORTANT FACTS IN WISCONSIN
The bunker presses are constantly charging
that the Republican party is affiliated with
Know Nothingism, and that the two organi
cations are in all substantive respects one and
the same. Opposed to this charge are these
facts:
/. All the Republican presses in the State
have taken decided ground against the prnci-
pies of Know Nothingism, as they have been
pronounced by the expounders of the Know
Nothing creed.
. The Convention that organized the Re-
publican party, last July, adopted the following
resolution:
"That we cordially invite all citizens,
whether of native or foreign birth, who are in
favor OF the objects expressed in the above
resolutions, To unite with us in carrying them
into effect
3. Every Republican member of the last
Legislature voted against any restrictions of
the rights OF ioreign-born citizens, by voting TO
instruct our Senators and Representatives in
Congress to oppose any change in the naturali-
cation laws.
The doctrine Of the Republican party is, that
character and conduct. and not birthplace nor
religions aiinities, should determine a mans
fitness for Office, and that one man was as good
as another, as long he behaves himself as
well We are well assured that leading Hunk
er Democrats in this State are prominent lead
in the Know Nothing Order; and we know,
well as we can know without belonging to
the Order, that a large humber of old Demo
Gratis in this city are members. We look upon
the movement temporary, and as the other
extreme of the clanmishness which has led so
many foreigners To vote for the candidates Of
party, however unfit To hold office. We do not
think foreign-b born citizens have any reason to
fear that their rights will be endangered by
know Nothingism.
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PRINTING.
DOCK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING executed By
ID BUELL. 4 BLANCHARD, - SIKH street.
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Madame Parod, the celebrated vocalist, has
returned TO this couptr"
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"BILI.S OF ATrAINDER-EX POST. FACrO
LAWS-IMPAIRING THE OBLIGATION
OF CONTRACTS"
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Among the recent deaths of Americans abroad
is that Of Mr.. Samuel j. Fisher, of Philadel-
phia, who has been for many years a resident
of Paris. Mr.. Fisher was well known to all
Americans visiting the French capital, and his
kindness and hospitality to his countrymen is
remembered with gratitude.
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DANIEL R. GooDLOE,
Washington, d. C..
TTORNEY AT LAW, will prosecute Bounty Land
: and other claims on the Federal Government

LAND WARRANTS OBTAINED.
rJyHoMAs C. CONNOLLY t,vho has permission to re-
fer TO the editor of the National Era prepares papers
and prosecutes claims for Bounty Land Warrants.
Washington, ID. G. 429
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-15
wATCHEs, CLOCKs. AND JEWELRY.


zWTE stock Watches,
NV Clocks Jewelr aud Silver Ware altogether the finest
largest city. which.
enables self at
usual. goli silver hunting open
Watches the finest do thecheapest article; gold
chAins ladies' and gents
seal scale aud plain drops and rings guard and
fob Keys sea in short article line business
in variety of style and price, +
We have also made geme0ts by which we will becon
constantly supplied with style of iron and wood
sighday aud thirhour clocks direct from factory
which will SELL wholesale retail low as they be
purchased in Western. eis~.
BfFTR0LFF & SONS, Main ST.. bet. LIST and I'd.
N B-Evsry article
20 be represented.
gold az silge highest Prise taken in exchsEss
FOR jewelry. u ap11gs
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PINE LUNfREN.

n
MOHN II. GLOVER IL CO., corner of Main aud Seventh
o. streets Ind would respectfully the
Public ID AZ they and FOR CASH
complete of Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing
Qualities ana thcknssses Tong1ed and GroOved
Ash and dressed Ceiing, Castings
PANELS; sound Common BoHrds suitable
Pine and Poplar Shingles.
Can made osr the lowest prices Shelving.
Doors Sash Blinds. Mantle Pieces Moudings Frames for
Dsersaud Windows. BsOf prices oFaEded to all
fahI2 II
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TSSHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
second immedistelv opposite the Pres
e htsran Church in the office with Dr. Wood where he
would be gadts see AL hts old customers and goody num-
sayhing his shirts.
order the shortest possble notice.
Thsskfei favors he would respectfully solicit
va z. L MEMS.
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GentIemen,s Furnfshfn,
Goods, &c
GOOD ARTICLES. AND CHEAP

~ 11711N0i ~ OI11s-4I'
~ EW sTORE.-.The Undersigned has just opened a
Clothing Stors Street, Vine nd
sycamore street inths formerly occupied Mr.
lin as Grocery He has received large stock Fail
Snd Winter Clothing ofhe best make
f.yis of emit. which will be sold narkaby cheap. All
tices OF Gen emen Furnishing Goods such Shirts COL
lars 0ravas Socks. Drawers Handkerehisf Co. Sc. of
the finest yarsties always be found this
sstoaisaingly cheap. Call and examine for yourselves
epiStf ADDAM JACOBS
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CHANGE OF- PRoPR1h1cRs.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C..
= y f.sta WHOLESALE <
$3.50 i EICH & VERLIIN NC 800 =
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock of
L Drugs and Medicines of j. M. d. Miller Co., and
Intend carrying the Drug business at the well known
Stand of eIer & Farnsley, No. II Water street under
the firm of LEIGH & Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm, hopes he is oraby known
20 the public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
BELLS Store the last five years Peter Verng. ofthe
Arm having been elerkingin the present the
last three years haers himself with having the conf
dence ofits old customers. aelrr es-ag rrls4Saa
Wetntend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strctattention business and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage bothfrom old and new customers.
- seaelas CHARLES LEIGH.
fsh25-Iy PETER VERLING. {.
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wATCH RHpAIRINC.

FHNHE DNdersigned bavng c0mmenced the aboVeusness
Evansville hstters himself with the hope that his
Experience skill in all descriptions measurng
machinery will upon trial. be found worthy the attention
citsens city. also thoss
''oreumamh;ent vicinane.'' !.
His is the Post Once where he be found st all
QxFIcE HoURs. mys r. II. GATES.
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LAW PARTNE7rSHEP.

fAs. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at Law
- Evansville Indana have associated themselves
in the practice Of the Law and will contnq 70 practice
in this and the adjoining Counties and in the Supreme and
District Court They design turning their partic
uary land law In short time they will be prepared to
give in few minutes abstract of the title to almost
lot in Evansville its enlargements in Lamasco.
gsther with their professional opinion to the title II de-
sired ivI5-d&wtf
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CITY ExPRRss nf1sINEss.

AN pared all kinds of City xpress bust
ness have Just received large heavy wsggen capable
business Such carrying furniture without danger
damags hauling grain from the canal to the river and in
all kinds hauling and
the shortest notice and able Enquire
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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REMovALOFBoOT AND SHOE STORE.

STILL IN THE FIELD -
Nd DEUSNER in forms his old customers and the Public
generally that he has removed his Boot and Shoe Store
- First street. between Main the Post Once
ed8 where he Is qualities
Shoes In the
TO Mt Awerk will be delivered at the promised
sad no msaxe He hopes receive aheral patronage.
premptnsssto succsed. fes 5fi19 = fehi9-tf
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK..
MpRIMSToNE. Sulphur. cepperas Indigo saltpstre vs
netian Red Sal Soda qaeraes. Chalk Whiting Var
spHa gEESET soRRssay.
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.CLOTHIIIIiN,lG. &c
ALLIES sIRRENnER EDttt-

THE ALLIES sgRRENDERE Ds b
SINCE NESS RS. AHLERIEG s. BRU MINER HAVE
leased oil Stand Water street under the
Journal filled overlooking with the largest
latest STYLES o. Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nishng Goods sell them astonIshingy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEES COMPELLED sskRESDKg. E.-ss.s7s
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Men and Boys readymade Clothing
Hats and Trunks together with the most
OF Gentle Dress TailOrs Furnishin Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for and
anufae urin peror other house in the city
which enaf them all times I'll all orders with the best
and At the best espntr and city
and the public generally respectfully invited cali and
ng elsewhere. deels-tf
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JEwELRY STORE OF

swArHMEr BUILDINGS STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
oFFIcE. fa' 7
this keep constantly hand large
Watches Clocks Jewelry of all kinds
and of ne sty les and quality.
have lust received large stock Of New JAelry bohuse
full and which open for public inspection
Nv stock will be constantly supplied BY additions 18th the
besufuf which extensive bugi
sell st the prices
Repairs Of kind executed In competent and
ct low charges.
all repairs done warranted
Goods ged for old Gold and Silver the mostbeai
Those ofanythng my line are respectfully inYf
tsd 10 examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf =
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STOVES AND TINwARE.,

JAS. SoANTLIN SON
= ARE supplied for the Fall Trade. They have
- on hand one OF the plste sssortnents of
So ToVEs Of al kinds ooeking. Parior and Heating
y Stoves. of all descriptions foi wood and COAL Goal
Fancy and Common and receiving daily
Also large assortment of TINWARE hand. They
attend the lowest prices
old Main Second and
sign of she Coffee Pot. Be particular
Eetal stores in the same block. -r-- ep27-u
BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING.
TN undersigned having establish Boiler Yard at v
II ansyille. prepared TO make and repair E3oi-
Ierswil give satisfaction in either PromPt stsntion
will all may ell upon rim
Orders left with nry Schriber the
Foundry, Brnkmeysr Mesker Co.. OF the Eagle Foun-
dry the canal, Main street. JOHN kR0PPs
HENRY scHRmEE BRISKMEYER KLraMAx & Co
JOHN HEwsoS WIN. BOYLE,
BERsASD NURRIE. G.. D. EGGLEsTos co.
jer4-Iy
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O. ME THINGS CAN BIZ DONE AS WE'LL AS
H r. HART-ALIAs THE ACE OF HARTs-
STILL ALIVE ANDN0TY YET QUITE BURNT

WNTOULD inform the citizens Of Evansville and his
wv TONERS generally that he is vt their service
Main and First Shanklin Il Reillys
with fne stock Of boots and shoes comprising Ladies
description Also misses and infants shoes
boots gents boos fro the staple Stogay t0the
French pump soes; together with full supply Of
gaterg Slippers, shoes ETC. Please call
and yourselves You always find at home,
less professional business such collecting bills
taking measures sr attending to the little ones.
ie25 - - -. HEN RY j. HART.
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RI CAMPBELL d GROslH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
FlRsr sTEEET aETwsEN WE AsD DIvIsloN.

.ssy EVANSVILLE, IND.
VH AEUFAoURERs efevsry description Of Brass "
w Of equal qnaity notsuperior 70 saythns nassss-
tured in the East. and favorable terms.
W. keep constantlycn hand oil globes Esuze. tSb
cylinder
friction METAL soft pelter solder we'll bless
assortment of all other articles usually
business
We also appointed sole In for the sair
of Jas Thompsons celebrated betng
ings far superior anything and
riably when exhibited awarded with
MUM. Samples the be tha estAkiish@
ment.
We receiving full supply Of HeGcwan's Passse
Double Acting Force and Lift Pumps article
ed for csteTn. We and railway pufposes.A szs4sss
Every Of Bras Castings to
nished at Cnoinnati prices. - -tsistfe FK
The highest price paid kfsss aa&
zinc,
All orders addressed as win vita psonpt
mediate attention. Apfe
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STOVES! FHNANn COPPER ESTAH-
F,NSHDEENF 4 eNsaes Ssh

STUVESJ Tin 4 J
LASHMENT. # -ens= "a
THOMAS SCANTLiN, of the firm ofScantln
ES g. Parvin has rned from Princeton and TAX
a&g up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
y where he will devote his REORGANIZATION TO al.
branches oftheir business Mr.. s. would call the
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
their business They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work de-. De-. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice aHdin the most perfect Style
Call atthe store Of SCANTI.IN- & PARVlN.
novI4 Main steet bet Frstand Second
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JOY TO THB AFFLICTED.


INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN ON HANp. 81,
NNHE greatest known family Medicine Burns Csukks
n Ooids Sore Throsts and QuiDsey Willeu Dasskak
Cholera MOrbus Cramps and spasms. viii Fst.s @
Aguo and known to fail Daily and hourly
thsMedcine and sac sboSs tssA6
An agent W had rather tnstny life with tn shea
other medicine One all try the satisfy
yourselves decreased sales in IndisnA
bottles than any other
hetOIethe public ~ all the pEineipai
gsts in the United States British America CAlifsfxS k4
Oregon- 1sl1as5s.sls "a il = 8 -
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH VKRLIHG. Evansville. Ind. EsI-
Ter 4 Farnsiey. = = ~
GHAs II. CLARK. Vincennes. Ind s.. q.
JOHN D. PAEK. Cincinnati Okioean be obtained Of tAtn
At mar ufacturers' prices. BuND. STONE 4 GO. -
oet'-smw Maumee City. OKLA.
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NEW Y0RK BAKERYI

itii-H SECOND TO NONE WAT MoussAsNel ~
On first street opposite the Post Once.
SITTER long Perienee in tbs krfatS
i'll in the city New York, in which c he 10 Aeknsrl.
edged 20 have superior in the OF wall
pointed bakery ould respectfully sprornss (.
That he Is fully prepared 70 f1rnfst all kiadi ef AssAs
cakes esAeksss nss hot ros. sitAtf ss
VIII esaIe retail Htt .sitf1ti sflslf azEa tztI =
Weddings private parties halls private mil viii ~
supplies as often as desired with sverythsg ire tie
az the shortest Hotice. -
superior sf Graham tssaS ssss9s
hand
The proprietor will dcTst. sasIssss
" h business wkFch shall Sc e1seutedi Yis
.e ~ rrsSs. h. y2f A$tittftfE c.AXEfT.
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!

i have hand large supply ofeYery
variety OF CabinetWare OF the boat work
z2sFzI5sSfS4 manship and material. Main. between
Third and Fourth streets. just above the
n Court House.s rsswF 7rs ,sssz4-R Fl
Poplar Shingles,
well Pine Lumber suitable Floor
ing which, would call the attention of builders and
citizens generally before purchasing elsewhere as Will sell
the lowest market prices.
CABINET RE MATERIAL-alwayso hand in
variety with C0FFIES of all kinds and sizes.
Enquire the ece Of the establishment above the
new Court House on Main street. RoBEhT FERGUS. s
yl2-h sHfIaf iTtff k#te y
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e DeGAheNEOsS
ITV cry AND SALE STABLE.

NV cry AND SALE STABLE. : ssa i
on LOCUST, BETW. sTuIRDF AND FOU RITZ STREETS.
ES-,.s HORSES. Buggiss. Carriages Es-asSssSsse9A
sassS and omnib sses. always Tor hire
the above Stable. Carriages for excursions psr
ties and funerals always hand. prepared beard
horses nd kee them the best order. -'f ~
BY hack will hereafter constantly
during the day. will steamboats, hot Is the
accommodation IF those wishing it. It will also be
ready citizens TO boats during the night by leaving
orders at the stable. my9a y. II. DEGARMo. E
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ET INSURANCE COMPANY.
-issast &-- OF Hartford. Connecticut.
fs7sz CAPITAL s300. 000--aH paidin and fnresed.
FEVHIS Company With perpetual charter
1919. and nsures against or damage Fire on
Dweng Houses stores
hold furniture merchandise Also
Savlgation Iiber-
- - = THOMAS X. BRACE, Pres,s
g. RIPLEY, Secretary. ass.I, .,s.ss. s;e..f 8.
Applications for Insurance be made to Che subSyi
authorize receive
ces favorable Insurance office Agency
West. --sftfs ssaa@ A.C. HALLoCK, Agst,.
syil-tfs Main street nearly opposite the Bank.
zEsss 9, .a DISSOLUTION. fss a. 80
ership heretofore existing
n dsrsgnsd. under the v K Hen bricks & Co. ia
thfs day Dissolved By mutual
- =. - - -#azs. v. X HENDRICKS.
deel5-tf Jos. Il. HENDRICKS.
CO-PAWTNEERSHI "
FSE undersigned beve this day formed ersh;p
u under the hrm HendFck- & Raa, will
the Boot and Shoe business the Cd stand v sn
bricks & Go. fz# s ". K. HENDRICKS.
l@deei2-a iAi--a 81 %-sesaa7F1e W. A. MoREA.a
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DAILY JOUR NAL.
LeyisIatiye Sn unn,ary.

The State Journal of Thursday last, gives
The following Summary OF Legislative pro-
'cedipgs thus far:
SESATE. Resolutions of instruction TO
different standing committee were adopted;
bills were introduced to prohibit the evidence
of Indians. &C.; to discourage swinding;
Senate bill providing fer the holding OF
Courts in the second Judicial circuit, was
passed; resolution of the House to 60 into
the election OF United States Senator OIL
next Tuesday, was, after some debate, laid
upon The table; Senate adjourned at an early
hour in the afternoon, To give the committee
an opportunity TO mature the business refer
red 10 them.
HousE.-REsoLUTIoSs considerable
number directing committee To inquire into
the expediency OF legslating on their subject
matter, was offered aud adopted. The iol-
lowing are the principal:--To abolish final
records i'm courts OF common pleas; To pro-
hibit the issuing OF bank bills less than five
dollars; to allow each county to have the
school fund raised in il by taxation; require
debtors to make out under oath q list of
their property, rights, credits, &c.; to a low
road workers to pay for not working to the
supervisor, instead-of township trustee; TO
iquidate all free banks when they have no
banking house, or not kept open during
customary banking hours. or refuse to redeem
their issues in specie, or have not fifty thou
sand dollars worth Of bonds deposited, at
their cash value, and when once protested, to
De proceeded against without waiting thirty
days-no bill under 1--WE dollars To be allowed
to be issued, and penalties to be enacted
against the Auditor il be fails to discharge
his duty; 10 levy tax sufficient to keep COM
mon schools open tor six months in the year;
suppress the issue and circulation OF bank
notes under five dollars; to require school
funds to be distributed in proportion 10 the
number of scholars; To change the present
mod. of listing personal property; to re-
move dead trees standing near roads.
BILLS INTRoDUcED.-To allow ten per
cent. interest on wr tten contracts, except
in contracts with banks; TO amend the act
relative TO services OF process on residents
and non-residents, to allow the value given
TO land by the construction Of railroads To be
taken into cosideraton when damages are
claimed by land-ow ners, and requiring claims
for such damages TO be made before the
expiration Of five years; TO require county
libraries to be kept in the Recorders off ice,
and Recorder To act as librarian; to amend
the act requiring general indexes to be made
by Recorders; 10 amend the law relative to
the publication and settlement of road and
township accounts; 10 amend the act regulat-
ing the establishment of ferries; to al ow
towns having a population of two thousand
to be Incorporated as cities; to amend the a, t
giving compensation To owners Of stock
killed by locomotives, so as to allow appeals
without penalties, il the Judgement is not
reduced a certain per cent &c.
BILL PASSED: TO fix the time Of holding
Courts of Common Pleas in the counties oi
Perry, Spencer and Dubois.
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RErURsING REASON The able Washing
ton correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
says in his letter Of Saturday wee k:"It is ex-
tremeIy doubtful whether Congress would at
this moment appropriate cent for the pur-
chase of Cuba, much less hundred or two
hundred millions of dollars. Not even a
secret service fund will be devoted in either
House to promote negotiations for pur.
chse.''
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AID
CLOTHING N EAtHANEn FOR STATE


VIE rsgnrd would rcspeetsu iIfro the et'Eu oil
- TINS city aud vicinity. that he has aust "prhr Ve5
wen Srleete ock Of Fancy aud staple Wy Uoo"s
conss log IN part Of
French aud Eng-t Mernos. P1als D. Lnes half IA all
WOOL black plain and silks beaab-d riai1, rp
snhr gsab- snt solid cold Silks Dress >ks al ssrs 81
loune.s Gross de pie and sens Flsnneis. cisak
shawls; ali kinds Of BianIets osers Gloves
rles Clcaks II all styles and materials and multitude VI
other articles tedious o men ion
As my motto U.s. small prot and quick sales woo al
wise thos, wishing tn ir fall and
vor me with "a call before par hasing lss where
Especially would draw the Il d-alers and
chant taiiors to heays and choice
I'll in and fancy Casirrvr all el"r" Breadci"ti-
coating. hntys Beaver kerseys Ptersh w-,l sk
aud cotton Liniugs all kIas # Faiiofs' fr Is
To those dealing in Ressy Made 81 taing ,
me in Ter examine the h-ans Il
stanty keep hand an l. tend cling Cscuuat
and T. rms.
As thes- Cloth ia this city
own Supervision. allie iet-r n I'D
sutstaL tal ewing than her he hal ohr market
Come all and convince yourselves ~ th- fact
AN>pACHER
novs Main rect door below BranS4 Bink