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The American Party and its Nom.
nations.

The recent nominations for District and
County Offices by the American party, e1hi.
bit the fact that the party among us Is com
posed Of large proportion Of persons who
formerly belonged to the Democratic party
or else that al the talent and capabiliiy Of the
members Of The Know Nothing Order in this
District and County are comprised in those
gentlemen wlo formerly bled themselves
Democrats. The nominees for Senator, Dis
irict Judge. and Member Of Assembly. all
formerly hailed from the Democratic ranks
aud some s'ilI claim that they are yet Dem
ocrats, and iIaO the party has deserted them
not they the party. Are the Wing members
Of the Order composed Of such poor material
that not one could be found among them
worthy Of a District or County Office Or
is It that the success in wire working and
managing Conventions which distinguishes
certain gentlemen while members of the
Democratic party, has been transferred to .he
new political Order, and that the spols are
still TO be apportioncd and appropriated ac
cording to The dictum Of the old party man
ayers
The greatest danger which the American
party has to dread, arises from the corrupt.
ing influences which old party politicians
viii bring into the new Order. They cannol
lay aside those tricks and traflickipes which
for years have been the bano Of the old po.
litical parties, aud which have disgusted all
honest, right thinking, conscientious men.
with politics and politicians.
Tho people have looked to The American
party with the holo that relief from this
rtate of things would be found in the ranks
Of those claiming to be the advocates Of re.
FORM and proclaining as their motto - Let
the Office seek the man, not the man the
ofiiee"--thry hoped that the power Of 30.
ltical lricksers was at an cnd-t that the time
had come when true worth, true merit would
b. alone recognized rs the qualifications re-
qusitc to secure elevation to office. But if
the professcd principles of this reform party
are 10 consist merely in worJs--if if the dis
gus,ng scramble for place and power is TO be
Te-enaeted in its Ianks-f the old party
tricks are to be played over again if the
wilas nnd naclinatinns oC ,tir. ,..,., 4, -. - 4
party hacks are to control its ac,ions-if the
reform is not real, but only a moekory of
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
For Justice Of the Peace.

o. II ?. NoRCROSS will De candidate
for the Office Of Justice of the Peace for
Wearerylle Township, ut the September
election.
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IIoRsE RAcING "A race comes off TO day,
at Siurdlyants Ranch, between two well
known nags--llumboldt Bay aud Arkansas
sns Trayeler-for $500 side One or two
other matches are also expected Ia come of
afterwards At the same place. Lots of sport
may be anticipated, aud we have no doub,
there will be q large attendance of spectators.
Another match will come off tn morrow
at MeGihyray's Ranch, on which occasion
some Of the "iast stock Of this aud neigh
boring counties viii try their speed.
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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Senator--fweIith District,
BENZ. s. MASON, of Si,kiyou.
For Representative Of Trinity County,
Al. FELrER, Of Oregon Gulch.
aul tide
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Oregon Gulch, is the only true Democratic
candidate for the Assembly, aud ior him
and for the only safe policy of government
Democratic policy let your votes be east.
TRUE DEMOCRAT"
Our Democratic Correspondent has our
sincere confidence on the peculiarly dsa.
greeabIe position in which his party has been
placed by the course pursued by persons to
whom they have extended their support and
literally contributed of their money, under
the understanding that they were to be fur
nishcd with paper which should ADVOCATE
The cause Of the Democratic party The re-
suit, however, is nothing different from " hat
might have been easily foretold and our
correspondent ought to have been sufficiently
acquainted with the parties having the con-
troll of the affair. to have anticipated nothing
better from such source, than the monqreI.
wishy- washy sheet which has been palmed
of on the Democ. acy Of Trinity County.
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ELEGANT ExrRACT.-We extract the fol-
lowing liberal sentiment from an Address
" To the Voters Of the Twelfth Senatorial
District, composed Of the Counties of Siski.
you, Trinity, klamath and Humboldt" pub
llshed by Benjamin 5. Mason, Democratic
candidate e Senator from said District
" The practice of the lega! profession il
inconsistent with n pure morality or Il strict
conscientousuess The man that is in the
habit of defending any man for fee. defend
ing right and wrong indiscriminatey. making
the same effort To free the mast hardened
villain from the just punishment Of the law
as To redress the most rrievuus case uf op.
preston on injustice 1t is not TO be expected
that his political virtue will be Of a steI ner or
more incorruptible character, and it is a
startling ct. that every demagOyue that
ever betrayed his political party belonged to
the legal profession He was in the pre-
vlOus habit Of espnusn0 any cause for n fee,
and was easily induced to play the uaitOr for
a consideration
This is, certainly, very complimentary to
the legal profession, and striking evidence
Of the intelligence and enlarged views Of the
distinguished gentleman who has made 80
important discovery. It is, indeed, start
ling fact" (l) and one which carries an awful
warning with it, that every demagogue that
ever betrayed his political party belonged to
the Legal profession" We think that the
learned gentleman is hiding his light under
bushel' by accepting a seat in the Senate
of the State of Caliorniahe ought to aspire
to the Senate of the United States. We are
not sure bat that the promuIgaiion of few
more such startling facts" would insure
him the succrssorship to President Pierce.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

THsATRlcALs We hear il rumortd that
the Wsayervlle Theatre IS Abaut 10 be re-
oP,pcd under very able management, and
with I'LL aId erceltsat sseek company.
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THE sOys OF TEMPERANCE.
HOLD their regular meetings every Friday
IL evening 10 lie Masonic Hall u
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N E w
Y EG EFT A + DEPOT.
FRESH VEGETABLES MELONS OF
ALL KINDS!
1t tie MOuntain Market.

NJ ESSRS. SULLIVAN & FELTER
vi would announce to the public that they
have opened Vegetable Depot, in the Mar
ketof Messrs Ioolnis, Iluscroft & Co., at
the head of Main street, Weav, rvill- and
will keep it supplied with Melons and Veee-
tables freshly gathered each day, from their
Garden on Oregon Gulch.
Weaver, August 25. au25 Il
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDRIEN.
HNILBERTS Almonds figs, raisns, currants preserved
N ginger ginger ba1ed ginger pientO ground and
whole Goodwin fine tobacco tartar Sal eratus
epson salts alum sulphur. roll birthstone.
cords buckets tubs candy cOpperas cloves cinnamon ink
glass jars TASKS logwood nader Indigo. glass lanterns
mustard matches oysters obsters sardines letter and
wrapping paper pepper safety fuse fancy and
bar soaps, vinegar, teas snuff, moss, etc., ETC.;
just reed AID for salelow by
myI ). e. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
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(NHAS. WELLS Is now opening large and com plete
" asormeI of Hardware. Cutlery. ETC., which
he would invite examination by merchants
from the Interior of Indiana Illinois and Kentucky
ally order that they may satisfy themselves that
be sold low in Evansville elsewhere stock
being made by direct mpOraons from Europe and Home
Manufactures The following prses portion
stock "a portion to arrive. but mostly HANDY, viz:
Table Knives, 575 gross. every style and pattern.
Pocket knives; ST dozen, Superior assortment.
Scythes; 100 dozen. grain. quality.
Scythe snathes; IS dozen; plete assortment.
Cradles. grain Is dozen. d qualities.
Forks. y and manure; 60 Dozen from to best
polished
Hay rakes; 20 dezen. blood s brandt
Scythe stones; Is bxs of z gross each.
Hoes; 70 dozen, steel. planters, and handled
Chains; 10 casks, and log.
Hames; 25 cozen, root and steam bent.
Spades 40 dozen Ares RoEland's and iron
Files; 500 dozen. entire and complete assortment.
Sieves and Riddles; % dozen, almost every number.
Saws, mill and cut; cases. cast and German steel.
Saws; 90 Dozen hand. rip tenon compass wood, etc.
Planes; 10 cases bench and moulding
Lo Ks and Latehes 30 cases all descriptions.
200 dozen broad and shutter.
Screws. gimlst; 15CO gross New England Screw Cos7
Axes; 60 bxs; chopping broad and hand.
Brass ketties casks all sizes.
Coffee mills; so dozen. various patterns.
spoons; 100 gross iron Britauia and German silver.
Tea kettles casks. light and smooth.
AugeT5l 100 dozen. escorted kinds and brands
Strap hinges; 1000 lbs. 6 to 81 inches.
Sad irons; lbs TO 8 lbs.
Japanned tin ware; clses, very large assortment
wool cotton and horse cards; horse dust
ing and shoe brushes; augerl bits aud gimblets:-
hathets hammer chels and of
braces and bits fish hooks and lines; cedar
carpenters pencils; speetaces snd
naies needles. sewing knitting and
harps, hairpns. thimbes. etc. ETC.. f---
TOE CASK-ail of which will be
sold exceedingly low fer cash or time paper BY
at the new Hardware Store. doors below Branch Bank
Evansville. Ind. apl7
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THORITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
} expire 3Ist Wy, Io3o.J
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
T~nVaEsnnrT- Mech 7th I

Z
INDIANAPOLIS. March 7th 1855. 5
WHEREAS. The ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. of
Hartford Conn., has filed in this Office statement
of its condition the 18th March the of its
corporation and amendments properly certified and its
written instrument nominating and authorizing
them fully and unreervedy acknowledge service of
cess In the event of suits,
Now. Their FORE pursuance of requirements of An
act to amend eied for the incorporation of
Companies defining their powers and
their duties March having presented
sfaeory evidence of full compliance to the require
ments and specifications of that hiram r. Talbot
Auditor of the State of Indiana do hereby certify that Allen
c. Haook of Evansville. Agent of said Company is
authorized Insurance the Agent
of the saidna Insurance Company of Hartford Conn in
the State until the July 1885, the extent that
be be commissioned and appointed by the said COMPANY
In Witness Whereof, have hereto subscribed my name
and caused the seal office be affixed thsI day of
March, A. d. 1855. TSeal1 H E. TALBOT.
State Auditor.
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EUsT RECEIVED
CORONER,s INQUEST

A inquest held Tuesday afternoon the ed inst
"A over the body of found the wharf of
Evansville. He of medium height thirty years
old heavy set and had dark brown hair He had black
cloth coat and pants and black satin fine boots red top
laced On his found geld hunting watch
with heavy gold chain as gold pieces
in sver papers except newspaper dated this month";
copper baggage check To- Yercet of the
Jury-supposed accidental dro wning.
JOHN TRIBE.
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL.
FORMERLY
TTE1Ey EpFTEE &C. EHHFsn

FTNHE undersigned the above hotel
H. waited and furnished in the manner. and
specially soes the patronage Of the public He has fine
dining regular transient boarders and his table
viii always be supplied with the the
Meals served parties travellers hour at the
shortest notice.
TURTLE SOUP. with choice vegetables etc.. will
dup market morning TUESDAY, Thursday
day. from 10 to p O'Clock.
ICE CREAM every night.
The cooks and table attendants always hand
? My old customers will always fud home.
myli jim. CARTER Propretor.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

FENHE cOparnership heretofore existing between John
d Glover and Theron Palmeter in the Lumber business
at Evansville. Ind. under the firm Of John f. Glover
Co.. dissolved 18th day of February last All
persons to the those having claims
against the same will upon the undersigned for settle
settle the business of the
co-pavtnership. JOHN r GiONFR F.
N B The business will be continuedby j. f. G.
ap25
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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE w ALTERS,
En 900 EZFF.a q VEshgs ~ PTE YORK :,

OPPOSITION TO THE COMBINATION!
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
NOTWITHSTANDING the combination Of
49, l Music Dealers to keep up the prices Of non
~ I'm I ~ 5copyrght music against the interests of Native
81 BComposers. and their refusal TO extend to Mr.
Waters the oouresies Of the trade ne making immense sales
having abundant evidence that he has public countenanGe
ppor his opposition the Great Monopoly and in
aid Native talent ana adopt Native Currency
dis stock OF American and European Music Is immense and
catalogue his publications is of the largest and
hest United States. He has also made Great
the Prices of Pianos Melodeons and Musical In
all kinds SUPERIOR toned6a Octave Pianos for
SITS $25 nterioro good quality and t9
strong those which $500 Pianos of
every variety style price $1,000 comprising hose
of different manuactorie among them the celebrated
HORACE WATERS' PIANOS, and the hrst
premium olean Pianos of T. Gilbert & Co.'S make Owners
san Paten) Second hand Pianos at great bargains
Prices from $50. Meodeons from I'VE different
factories ineludng tae we-known s. D. q IL W smith 5
Eeodeon (tune the equal temperament the hest make IN
United States Prices So SEQ SIS sloO &ll5 Sl25 $780,
$50 Smiths Bank Melo deems $780, Each Piano and
3Ieodeon guaranteed The best terms TO the trade schools
etc I2 discount to c.ergymen aud Churches IL
orders nropv attended to all parts of the
country post paid reduced rates General and sell
Catalogues and Schedule prices Musical for-
waraed to any address free Of charge. iebzO-5naW
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WAR WITH RUSSIA

yWNO BLACKslTFFHs WHITEsMTTHs AND
E EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HERE!-HaVng estab-
Iished Coal Yard Waterseet between Locust
and Walnut prepared to sell any quantities the best
PITTSBURGH COAL at low prices he bought be-
the Falls left the store of HCrnbroOk
lhurch thankfully received and puncualy attended
o BY Iny3-Iyd&w a. J. HUTCHINSON & co.
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r-avr ARrTTnRsHTP


TAS. G. JONES and JAS. e. BLYTHE, Attoruies ct
. Law Evansville Indiana. naveassocatedt themselves
partners the practice ofthe law, and viii continue
to practice in this and he adjoining cOuReS, and in tha
Supreme and District Court They design turning THEN
attention particularly to land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes, an abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lamasco togethe with their professoEa
MON as to the title, desired (jy25-dawtfl
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2. G. ORILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
NE II G q z n NJ TT Is,

LAE II r. @ FL u III TT g,
EVANSVILLE, MI.
FTHrs HAVING fitted up mammo 49,
ks38sa Wharf Boat, the largest the
Ohio River the most substantial manner are pre-
any entrusedlo ourcare eth
er by RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL
without exposing to the nclemency of the weather, any
property; and will be paid to Reeev
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale of any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly filed.
P. G. ORILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu
friends for their former patronage and respect
fu ly sOlicts acontinuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room. well supplied will be kept for the ac-
cOmmodatou Of Boats and their orders carefully hled
mh3-dSwly p. G.. O'RILEY 65 co
SPLENDID MEXICAN SADDLE FOR SALE.
He above in the city Mexico for the
Secretary of the American legation 1t costly
with pure silver. There is also curious Iasso and
Mexican Bit all of which be ard purchased at
JOHN GREGG'S Saddler Shop.
jeI Main street.
SUNDEEES.
- DOZ choice Brooms, cov'd Sugar Buckets,
- x gross Buffers Backing,
y do Hunmel's Essence of Cofee reed for sale
by my31 J.W. s. YICKERY.
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NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
a O. PUSHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
IA Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
articles this particular branch Of trade an
with with Eastern merchants
will SELL cash market prices. Customers and
friends respectfully invited call and examine the great
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hall, First street.
e2-1yd&W
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gEWELRY STORE OF
G.. GOSS EN-,

GwATnMEY BUILDINGS THREE DOORS BELOW
POST
this Store keep constantly hand large and general
IA Watches Clocks and JeweTy ali
and of the best styles and quality
have Just received arg stock Of New e.elry both
My stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
latest and beautiful patterns which extensive bust
connections enable sell the lowest prices
Repairs of any kind executed in competent and
at low charges.
All goods and all repairs done my
Goods exchanged for old Gold and Silver the most liberal
terms.
Those anything my line respectfully
ted TO examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
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DUDLEY, STONE IL CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

Second Street, Bet'u Min and the RiUer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
ARTIcULAR attention paid to the rurcbsse and sale Of
Iii HEMP COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK BACON
LARD FLOUR, ETC together with all kinds Of Produce
and Manufactured Articles oonsgnments solitced and
REFER To-AIessrs. Buchanan. Co.. Wholesale Grocers
and Commission Merchants. " A. Richardson Co Hemp
Manufacturers, Cornwall Bro, WhoIesale Crnn,--
Star Candle Manufacturers, Watkins Owesly Por
and Commission Merchants, Armstrong Allen DaaiSrg
Pork. Montgomery Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers louisville, KY. mhIo dEyyr4
SAFETY FUsE-2oOOo feet for sale by
~ m7s SAMUEL ORR.
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THEO BORE FIR ANKE,S
CINCINNAT DYEING EsTARLIsHaIEN,

Corner and Canal Tposie Henry
~. Evansville Indiana
HHANCY Dyer Steam Scourer Dry Goods
q and formerly foreman at Cincinnati Mr. Teasdale
New York Dye House.
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentlemens Clothes of Silk
and Wooen Grape and Cashmere Shaw1s query descrp
ton and finishes eqra TO Dyes every kind ofsus
cordng patterns and finishes them equal He
spots stains from Silk Dresses dry way Without
mi the color stuff He also cleans ehnshes
tains in Silk Woollen, Toile de and Tulles
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes equal
air rates. oetl9-lYdGW
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STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
r,rsN-.prrpcrr

STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF OGDEYSBURGH, NEW YORK.
on THE FIRST DAY OF JAEgART, 1855. AS REQUIRED BY
LAW.
Name and location as ato7e.
The assets OF this company consist of the follow
lst Cash on hand and in Transmission ... 1857 SO
I'd. No real estate owned by the Company.
3D. Bonds and mortgages on real estate being first
lien of which amount more than Slt0,6 eco co.'s
upon properly worth double the sum for which ..o
9Th Bills rocciya5ie and ass 90
Sh, Interest due un paid estimated eco 50
eth, Outstanding premiums 436 81
sh Balance IN agents 9 bands - S6Sl 80
\ losses adiussed and cue
losses AI anu no. f Zoo m
Losses re- % Teag 50Gt @ in co
There other claims against this Company excerpts few
The sTeasest fa taken in any one IS coo; the
pany rule in regard to the amount to be ns ed in
R 4ei e. insured in any one block the rule beins not
insure exceeding 50 oOo liable to loas in fire
ee of the Auditor of Ohio at the last rgR0FS Of this Com
STATE I,a OF New Toak: 2ss.
1855 j. c. sTILLw ELL. j P.
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATES OF Az
THORlTY.
To expire the 3lst of July. 1855.
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR STATES OFFICE,
WHEREAS tn. PS N APTin Stb Is25
OGDENSBURGH, n Y. has filed in this office STATEMENT
It's on oth act
ration and amendments property certified to- and its written
instrument nominating its and authorzne them fully
and to acknowledge service of in the
event of suits.
amend entitled for the incorporation of
Insurance Companies defining their and prescribing
their dues' approved March 2 1855 having ted
actory evidence to of foil compliance the require
and specifications of that l. Hiram E. Talbot
Auditor of the State Of Indiana do hereby certify that A.
G. HALLOCK of Evansville. Ind the Agent of said Com
authorized to business of Insurance
the said Star Insurance Company this State,
until July 3lst 1855 the that he be commission
ed and appointed by the said Company.
In Witness Whereof / have hereto subscribed name
and caused the seal of my office be affixed this 9Th day
April a. d. 1855 lSeal1 H. f. TALBOT.
apI2 Auditor of State.
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HEO,S
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,

A5SNrlA Is MUS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
RT@p-5r- HORSES, Buggies, Carriages. E==4SssHST3
Xs2SaA and Omnibc sses. always for hire
the above Stable. Carriages for excursions par
funerals always hand prepared board
horses md keep them in the best order
Ny hack will hereafter kept running constantly
the day. and will b" at hotels
accommodation Of those wishing it. 1t will also be
citizens to boats during the night leaving
orders at the stable. my9 Z. Il. DEGARMO.
WATCH REPAIRING.
FENHE Undersigned having business
III Evansville. hatters himself with the his
experience and skill in all desert ptions time measuring
machinery will upon trial. be found worthy the
only resilient citizens city
comprising the ''creumambe st vicinage''
His shop is at Post Office where he can be
CFTCE Hours. myS r. II. GATES.
REFINED SUGAR.
@GS BBLS Crushed. Pnverized Loaf Sugar received
e W and for sale by N.Y. PRESTON BROS.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEwEBRY,

ENTE have Just received our stock OF Watches
w Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware altogether the
and largest stock offered in this city. and which,
Ing purchased low rates enables
than usual We have gold and silver hunting open
watches from the finest down the cheapest article; gold
guard, fob and vest chaBs ladies' and
SEAL scale and plain rings drops and rings guard and
fob keys seas in short article
in great variety of style and price.
We have also made arrangements by which viii be
constantly supplied with every style of iron and
eghday and thirty clocks direct from the factory
which will sell wholesale retail low they be
purchased in Western city.
BTrTROLFF & IONS. Main St.. bet. LIST and I'd.
n. B-Every article sold in e abshment warranted
to he represented
Old gold highest price taken in exchange
for iewelry. apII
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DTNNOaVTION.

rTFHE partnership of FOSTER BROWN was dissolved by
/ limitation on the fTstinstaut. PISS
Our friends and who indebted will
fer especial Gin addition many
ded us by ling the old sard settling paying
their balances Those whom indebted will
eir claims for Either authorized
the name of the firm in liquidation. u. W. FOSTER.
WILLIAM BROWN.
h CONTINUANCE. g. -a-snf-
undersgneS would respectfully his
and the customers of the late firm of Foster Brown that
he business will lie continued BY him the old where
he will be pleased those friends that the city
to receive orders from those that do and will every
exerton them we'll faithfully For the liberal
and long continued patronage himself and the late firm
would return sincere Il anks.
mhI2 W FOSTER.