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, 1855-03-31
Money Matters in the states.

Although the financial affairs Of Califor.
mia, owing to the recent suspensions and
failures, still exhibit dubious appearance
confidence, and doubt and uncertainty
still contending for the mastery in the
minds Of the commercial and mercantile
circles, yet on the Atlantic side the crisis
seems to be well nigh passed, and the com
mercial articles Of the New York papers
report more favorable condition Of the
money market than formerly.
Page l. Bacon, Of St. Louis, announce
that oil the drafts Of Page, Bacon 4 Co.,
Of San Francisco, upon them, and all cor
respondents in the Atlantic States, will be
promptly paid by tho bank Of America,
New York. This looks like an early re-
sumption Of business,
In most Of the eastern cities, evidence OF
the relaxation of the iron grasp Of hard
times is coming from every quarter. Sew
eral large manufactures which had stop
ped, or had their workmen on half-time,
are resuming full operations. We trust
these evidences will multiply, and become
stern realities. The New York Indspend-
ent regards the worst as over, and for the
following reasons
"lst. We begin the new year With
greatly reduced indebtedness, both at home
aud abroad. I'd. We have entirely sus-
gended the shipment Of gold to foreign
parts. Sd. At the present price Of ex-
, 1855-03-31

D6r To prevent confusion in the busi-
ness departments ofthe Surveyor Generals
Office, and the Offices Of the Register and
Receiver, land claimants are informed that
they should send their notifications and ev-
idence of settlement, &c, directly to the Of
fee of the Register and Receiver, and be-
fore whom all conflicts of boundary are to
be determined until otherwise ordered.
, 1855-03-31

D6- In answer to inquiries on that sub
ject we would say, that money can be trans
mittcd to the publishers of the Pioneer and
Democrat, at the risk Of the firm, in pay
ments of subscription, advertising, &c.-a
guarantee Of the postmaster, at the Office
where such remittance is mailed being suf.
6cient TO establish the fact
, 1855-03-31

IA The sloop Sarah Stone," Captain
Slater, arrived at the port of Olympia, on
Monday evening last from Steilacoom, and
departed on Wednesday for Port Town
send and intermediate ports.
, 1855-03-31

R1- The Democratic Territorial Convention
meets AZ Olympia, on Monday, May 7th.-6a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

FISH ON IT'S TRAyELs.-On the l4th inst.
Mr. Denman, legal gentleman Of st. Louis.up-
on entering his office, which had been flooded
with water. during an alarm of fire, discovered q
live catfish, six inches long, hopping around a
mong his old boots, in the vain endeavor to find =
mud hole in which to hide his abashed counts-
nance. The fish had, without doubt been drawr
up by tho pump Mt the Water Works, force! !
through the main pipe to the reservoir,a distance
of two miles. carried through smaller pipes to tho
fire plug on Chestnut street. IA distance Of three
miles, and then carried through one hose to the
tub of an engine, and through another into the
room of MIR. Denman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA


OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
1--WE >ub., hcr uii, h.' t,adc large aud vnii"d
stock of Earthrnwure. China and Gil So, the pat
terms OF which we're selected by hin.sef ia person.
Having xperie ice OF many years in thi' particular
bu mess he feels gleh confidence in siaag that in point
Of price and quality, it will compare fnvonhly with any
other house IN the ualr
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins and Ewer-, jugs. Tea Ware, etc.
Blue Print flow'ne and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinurr ahd Dessert Sets
Do do do Teu aud Toilet Sets
Do do do pncler, md Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White Chan do of uloNe varieiy.
Common Wure of ever, descnptnn, snitahia Tor
W ulesanr which he offers upon such terms for cash
cannot fail II please
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glnssrs
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, Walters an Brtania Ware
Safety and other Fluid and Solar Lnmps
GLASS Ware IN every variety.
All he nsl>. is call aud hc feel. assured his prices
will riv, aii-iacIion.
ilit Packer i, of tho best in tie trade
Stone Ware nj Factory prices
l2-ts JAS u. 3. EVANS.
No. III Main Ri hmand Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

bears all the marks Of truth. Without, however,
vouohng for the whole particulars given above,
we think il worth while to select the story here,
as n snecimen of the mode in which we may be
supposed to manage matters at the Mines
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
MEDICINES.
sure Cure BALTIMORE Lock Hospital

Xl1HERE may be obtained speedy remedy
the Kidneys Affections OF the Head Throat Nose and skin
nscretions matter whether from intemIeance the
use Of ardent spirits or any other ca1se
especially who have become the victims of evil Alas
what countless numbers Of generous and noblehenrte beings
been untmGy omb thousands of OF
exalted talents and brilliant nects who might 9th
have entrance listening senae with the thunder of Ell
oquence, wakeI e"stacy the living Tyre
Those suffering from of the following melancholy effects,
'''''' '''''''''@'' NJ Dr. JOHNSTON
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains in the Head Dmnes
pepa Nervous rritabty Dangement of the Digestive func
MESTALLy-The fearful effect. the m muc be
o,s Me%9y % y Of d, e
Love Of Solitude Tmliy OF the evils produced
the Nams aud y. absr YOU will mistake the place
A Cure Warranted no Charge Made
many Thousands cured this Institution and the very
practice DR. Johnston Exceeding n" others besides
his standing as gentleman ocharacr and res@nsihity
sufficient arinec that he h the only Physician to be
consulted.
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
London Graduate fm of the most eminent Colleges of the
in he Hospitals London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere
Many troubled with rnSings the ears and head when
asleep, great being alarmed at sudden sounds aud
bashuIness with frequent bushnt attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind. were cured immetiately
Take Particular Notice.
and Guardians often mse1 with respect TO the
of disease in their and wards Alas
how often they ascbe to other causes the wasting of the
frame papt,ion of Heart Dyspepsia Indigestion, dcrang
ment system Co lh and symptoms IF Con
sumption, also those serious Mena effects, such loss OF
Memory depression spirits peculiar Melancholy when
The truth they caused by Perncous but
,urng practices destructive tohoh Boy and Mind Thus are
sweep. from existence thousands who might hve been of use to
Country pleasure their fiendsand ornaments to soe
bn 1onNsroS's INHG2H4TlxE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
M grand aud important Remedy has restored strength and
7sar thousands most debtael nliv uas many who
, ~ tnr nr.r mower and nnctons and The fallen fabric
of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
English and American Claims.

English and American Claims.
The London correspondent Of the New York
Times says:-
The Joint commission for the settlement of
American and British claims will close it's bust
ness on tho 18th instant, and the commissioners
will make report to their respective governments.
No commission between tho two nations has ev.
or considered and decided many important
questions. BY the provisions of the convention
all claims against either government, arising
out of any transaction since the treaty Of Ghont
up to the 18th June last, might be submitted for
the decision of tho commissioners, and whether
submitted not, ARE henceiorth buried.
The correspondent furnishes ong list of the
claims acted ur n, from which We extract tho
following:
There were several cases of seizures of fishing
vessels arising under tho treaty OF 1918. The
cases all turned upon the construction OF mat
treaty. The United States have contended that
their vessels had aright TO fish anywhere beyond
three miles from the shore, while tho British gov
crnment maintained that they must keep out
three miles beyond II line drawn from one head
land to another. BY this construction they clos
ed the buy OF Fundy. sixty miles wide, and ono
hundred and fifty miles long, against American
fishermen. The umpire has sustained the Amer
icaa construction of the treaty, and decided the
fishing cases accordingly.
n clnss OF CLAIMS which tho treaty never con
tempated. were the bonds of Floridn aud Texas.
The counsel for the IT, s. took the ground that
they were not designed to be included within the
convention, rs they were. in no proper sense
claims against the United States.
In the oase of the Texas bonds this ground
was sustained and the claims rejected aud the
decision wns substantially ns in the case OF the
Florida bonds. though the umpire to whom these
cnses were referred went somewhat into the
merits, and showed very clearly that there could
he no claims against the United States.'
Colonel Thomas, tho solicitor for the United
States claimants, returned by the Pacific.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

NJ OE1CE.-rhe subscriber- having purchased Of
| Y john A. fnuklin his interest in the Of
F,nnkln Brother & Co.. will eontnue the business in
the nu,e house next door Liberty Warehouse, under
the firm nnd ,tyc nt franklin Brnt' er They return
their thnnks Ia h-i friends uni the public generally
Tor the hhcrd patronage extended TO them i the short
time ihpy hive bee In the Grnc.ry nrd Commission
hu4inrz,. mud respectfully solicit continuance OF
the anne; ~ IN isiu 10 use their best exerns 10 give
-a sf elton to all wln may businesa ~ith them.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
DuUsu MOUNTAIN WILL stones

ilKGsu MOUNTAIN MILL STONES
Tn. undersigned are procuring from their ceio-
,uted quntry, the busA Mountain, ,Montg emery
w. Mil Stones aud Burts of the very beat quality. Tbs
lrpuniou of tleFN widely kLo~ but II O
Rnroad giving us increased facilities In filling orders,
uc hive AZ n,nt,i Mcdaniel Hurt n fi.snn and Lee
jhnsut, Lynchhurg. agents for thu sale OF q IN.
IA, will rrcriv nracra and have them fulfilled
slinrirat no'tee,
Our Addreaa. isL burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
J,n,, NJ Nlhnn- Danve, V. RevpnIis 4 Go.
Lrd ille n .. are lse ourpgeni LIN Co
Feh ii.dS Srtz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
Smiths Inyisora 'ag Cor ial

(,AN b., lnd at the itAsifiN IL y. HOUSE
~ BAR. daiiy. from 4 p'rl"ck, n NJ. n I' DC" "ck,
r. NJ IT, astonishing power l. rr,t"r - 10 vigorous
,c,ion the various Organs af the la INN teIn which
hive been rrostrnted 10y OVER OAK, - 80 effects of
IN, Climate can be sttested By hundreds 10 are daily
l.i,g il Supply in"x xlnnstible; md genuine but
lint prepnrod b, SMITH Or hi, mini. nie assistant,
MORGAN
Nora Blsr-Jnst ,ccriyed TrS CAst of'rAfLoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, impaired hs w H. Taylor
Esq Nori' IL, Va.
sep 3O-t' - ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
GEoRGE JONES & CO

GEORGE b. JONES & CO,
hRUGGlSrS PETERSBURG, Va Offer for sale for
IL CASH or on approved CIEDIr, extensive
pnl varied n-sortnent Of Me1icines Paints. Oils
Dye Stuffs, Window Glass. Soaps 1erfumeIy
Ae. Ne. Obtubing their slppics from t.anuficturers
md importers 'hly they prepared ~ Inrn,-h rate
mud genuine Articles low they be bought o any
feeunr ahIng house.
Thrr stock Tor the Fall trade embraces; Best frtaeh.
English nd Amt riesu Qainle; Prime Curlnrn, and
NnniIla lo1sor,; Prime Honduras Cochiueal, Beet OIL
ivcON ia h5tr- aud cos,s Pure White Lead. dry and
ground IN O; Prime Omhro Mrdder, bbrrrl. and
kcg,; Blur Ntriol IN h- uui hce,; Extnct Logw ood,
ir box".; lres al ali kinds. whole and eruund pnpn-
In ru.nt NJ, dicine. al MI l ld-; 'nnas oa othol
tfaci. or the hnndherchie; Grrt Golosne, lnr oils,
Penntun, ur Brushes. sc Sc. 81
sep Cts
4 EC1ssrCE. LEGO We hno n
RI good supPp 81 Lc"uee OF approved hrnla--f"'
.ale or accommodating t"rt6s.
THOS. BRANCH & SONS
s"p2lts Petersburg ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

rE7IIE Subscriber has ie.i finished a ye,y ee.
u large SIMPLY al Silv,tt,ale. ,u' G,riue tie "a
following articie- eAySfb
Tiraled Table aud Tcaspoors. r'pn Tnble aud I a
,poou- tlfendcd Table Bt.tt ,ud tn foks. plain and
Threaded soup. cream and gnvl Ladies' Sugar Tougs
m Sponn-. Cake md Butter KpIgr-, Pie md fruit
kn VS., Sail nni Ma-tsri spoons, Silver Cup= and tb
lels aud Granm lsfer' i.ver Suedi Dishes. Sp ons
md Bowls al wuIrra ted ptae coin.
A 50. very handsome rmrit pn el A sita
GnsiuIs Cake and Fruit Baskets Gard BASKETS, lnle
aud Trnspaons Caud r,ti.k-. Spi,ta DE-, Egg-luuds
Water Pit her, &c all wlrrorird reprc-ei.icd ut
the sign Of tie eagle. IlIOS. NOWLAH,
der 9t4 Svrauure -. Petersburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

nIsSOLUTION.-T suhsc '''ers having dis
po-, d Of iher entire stock Ia Messrs. IaliA,rro
j. ilhminn would respectfully "a upon ihose indebt-
ed to them tn forward m .,i" AS is essential
lhat their busn.s. be closed up early pr,d ne
possible In retiring from the Rr.eery business they
rrturn their sincere hank, u their r e.is and
for the liberal hesiowe, upoa them and
nsk n continuance of the same concern Office
nj thr Old stand DiILAHD q OGOEN T
dec 22.ts .5# d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01


lulv a.t. Petersburg. Va.
NE w co N M SION HOUSE
IN NrE1ERsBURG AND CITY POI IT
BENJAMIN F. CHILDREY
4 tenei al Commssion & Forwarding Merohan
" Particular stonliou sld I" Il sale 81 Wheat, Flour
G.rn, Tobnccn aud purchase f mcrrhan lisc generally
Produr, eon,i snmeni solicited and alItownr ling onsi
done with ecannmy and dispatch, Business com.
m.ncc LIST day oi January, 1899.
References may be lad ot
Mcssr. Mcllwninc, Son T. Co,
Wills, Lea ~ Go.,
Smyth T. Dunn,
All, Mel llwninr a. Co, Petersburg, md
n, &. Baker, Fincastlr, Va.
\. B.-l shull he At City foiut every day. and when
absent my young man will attend when not particular.
" employs at CITY Ioti. muy be found my office
Petersburg. and or the present may be found AT the
Depot ot the \ s. X. X. Co Il L. L.
nm l?.t4
hIsSOIUTION-l connection ii Blake
i)Iirtmnn with the concern of Wills. Lcn& hownley
lerm '"'es this day by consent ct pat',s;
WILLS, LEA 4 BROWNLEY,
BLAKE plTTMAN.
Petersburg, Va, Jan, airy |. 1883.
VlNlIE CO-pAiSTNE hcret tore
/ isting under the htm at Wills. Lea Brn"tloy Ia
This day dissolved y mutual consent.
The uHme of the finn will be- used by tie subscrbei4
in liquidstion only
The bnoSs nnl papers will he found the old stnhd
of VIII. Leu 4 Brow ncy
All persons indebted /, thu will pleaoe mako
pp,mcnt without delay.
u WILLS
WILLIAM LEA, JWa
NN s BROW SLEY.
Petersburg. vo January /, 1873
lan I'm
~ Office Tho un icrsirnrd. IN MIXERS al the aie
fam o Wills, Lra 4 Brownlcy will conduct fro
luce aud General Commission and Forwarding Busines
under the sly lc aud firm 81
LEA n BROWNLEY.
u the old stand ut " IL, L., Il brn~ nlry, Wamui
street, first door uhovr Pawell's liute
WILLIAM LEA,
NM. s. BROA NLEi
Petersburg Jim, Ia, 1853.
lnn Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
TERMS.

III. yIRdINIAN published daily at So and semiweeky
tIr No paper will be discontinued,
re ptou OF the Propetors, until all shal
have /,
.nVERrISEAENrS inserted square Of
Il lines Tor the first insertion, and 37 cts for each
nuanc, unless ordered inner weekly and then 30 cts
square will be charged for Insertion If number 1
erons il the is, published till
lrred out, and charged accordingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
wnEAsT CLOTHS :

iVE fhssr e,o,- hn>e utianrda Ell hlisao ro
putnt.nn. efurdn the only trrioCi rotetNe agent
and p,cvcn utvr oi the VI, theis s,erest oifctinn
Gdfhe,sd B,casi. \ sulgly ruale hN
join II. STAY y CO,
n O. Druecitr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01
FINE TEAS.

~ Wotasc III stolr, a aapply al a.
~ SUPERIOR GREtN 4 tLACh IEhS, Sssa.a
h1 t4yp t up IN huff pou,H nd pound packages.
~ ".e in want II rn ica Teas "" init d to
SSEzzif ell. For sale hy
N~ JCifN =. SEAY SEQ,
Inr 5t Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-01

DEkSt'NS wishing firIr hou."s htes Z" hur'in,
j t'as vii fad .nHle ,ug ndnccmel nNrrred, ~
npul 4 M 10 the .ubscr ribry lav. pond nnd
SUI - nr stock of materials. A q. tABNEf.
\. H. All erder4 h,r fitting ~ TGba.rp Factories
ite within sis', dey4 payment will not bo required
belme the st ol juno 1890.
Inn I..lIa
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17

manufactured 10 n considerable extent, and
these ore well worthy of examination. They
hnve one Of two rooms set up at the factory,
which can be taken down in few hours, md
il requires no longer time 10 put it together
again. II contains about two thousand feet oI
lumber. These cottages can be shipped on
steam. boates, and parties emigrating to places
where lumber and mechanics are scarce will
find them valuable both in point OF convenience
and economy. An order has been received
from the Government for number OF theS
houses. Owners Of real estate and proprictors o
watering places might use the portable cottage
TO good advanto &c. They cost but triflc an'
they can be removed at pleasure.
Gentlemen about to erect buildings, eilhe
in the city or country, will find it To advantage
to call at this establishment before maxim!
their contracts.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17
New Map of Lawrence County.

YNIlE undersigned proposes. provided sniIi.
cicnt encouragement be given, TO construct
and publish large and accurate map or Law
renee County, from actual surveys.
Every rond TO be measured by course and dis.
lance, and the location given Of oil the hills,
ponds, streams. roads, railroads, mills, church.
cs, schools, stores, workshops, dwellings and
other objects Of importance and Interest,"
Names of property owners throughout the
county 10 be- inserted in their proper places -
Tables of distances from village 10 village, and
statistics of the agricultural geological, me-
chanical and mercantile resources and c0iidl-
ton Of the county TO he given. Extra plans OF
all HE principal will ages on an enlarged scale
TO be inserted in the margin. Also perspective
views Of some Of the public and other mpor.
tant buildings. The map TO be engraved in
very superior style, beautifully colornd, var
nished, mounted on cloth with rollers, and fur
nished TO subscribers only, AT S5 per copy. No
labor or expense will be spared to make the
work valuable and beautiful, and the most lib
eral patronage of the citizens is expected to
enabl3 the publisher TO carry ort the work.
HENRY +. WALLlNG.
State Engineer Of Massachusetts,.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17
Divorces in Ohio.

The following are the causes for the
granting Of diuorces in the State OF
Ohio:
Be it enacted that the several Courts
Of Common Pleas in this State shall
have the cognizance Of granting divor'
ces, for the following causes:
1st. Where either Of the parties had
a former wife ur husband living, at the
time Of solemnizing the second mar.
riage.
2d. Where either Of the parties shall
have been wilfully absent from the other
three years.
Sd. Adultery.
4th. lmpotency.
5th. Extreme cruelty.
9th. Fraudulent contracts.
9TH. Gross neglect Of duty.
9Th. Habi!ual drunkenness for eigh
years.
9th. For imprisonment in the peni
tentiary Of the State, or any Of the Uni
ted States.
10th. When the husband or wife ha
been divorced, in any other State, ant
the other not.
1lth. II boy under eighteen, and
girl under fourteen contract matrimony
It is void unless both husband and wifi
consent to confirm the marriage afte
the minor shall have arrived at the ag
Of consent. II
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17

A bad state Of feeling exists along the
line Of The Stubenville Railroad, against
the Company. Near Dresden, some
forty or fifty farmers assembled last week
with crowbars and teams, and tore up
the track for some distance. Cause, re.
fusal Of the Company to settle sundry
claims these people had against the
road for right Of way, work done and
material furnished. The damages were
repaired, and we have not heard in wha,
manner the difficulty was settled.
A tree was felled across the track
near the mouth Of tho tunnel East oI
Uhrichsville, during the night. When
the train came along it ran into the
tree, causing considerable damage. Dis
content exists along the whole lin.
against the Company.-Clcveland Leu
der.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17

D. gNEURALGIA.-This formidable disease,
which seems 10 battle the skill OF physicians,
yields like magic 10 Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Mr. T. Boydcn, formerly of the Astor House,
New York, and late Proprietor OF the Exchange
Hotel, Richmond Va, is one of the hundreds
who has been cured Of severe Neuralgia, by
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended IL to
numbers Of others, who were suffering with
nearly every form Of disease, with the most
wonderful success.
II. says il is the most extraordinary medicine
he has ever seen used, and the best blood pnri
fer known.
See advertisement in another column.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17

Touching Mayor Wood and his re.
founs 8, tho Journal Of Commerce says :
A purse Of $4,000 has been raised
by four interests in the city, to wit; the
Policy dealers, Gamblers, Grog shops
and Prostitutes, to procure the passag
Of such laws at Albany as will drive the
present Mayor from office, or at leas
letter his power! There is single
gambling house, whose net annual
profits, il unmolested, are estimated a
from twenty to forty thousand dollars
With our present Mayor in office, th'
business will be worth nothing. H
has caused notice to be given to land
lords and others interested in real estate
that If the tenements now hired for gamb
ling establishments and for houses q
prostitution are re.let on the FIRST day q
May for the same business. he viii
cause the names Of such owners to b
published.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-17
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.
Union Block Always Ahead.

REAT arrival of Boots, Shoes, Caps and
VI Carpet Bags Trunks, Valises. &C., &c. as
the PEorLE's CHEAP CASH Store, Corner ol
laurence and Second Street, IRoNToN, Ono.
"As stoics say and poets sing"
Enough is enough Of any good thing
Altho grant the adage True,
wish to write line or two.
Notwithstanding the extreme low stage of wa
ter and the many Bank failures Harper has no
failed to receive his tremendous pile of Bost
and Shoes of every variety for Men, Women,
Misses and Children from the finest Jenny Lind
Ties to the ponderous lb. Brogan; including
Eastern and Home Made Work of the neates,
and most durable character, of which he res
pectfnlly invites the citizens of lronton, and the
adjoining counties, TO an examination of his
stock and prices-being determined not to be
undersold by Jew nor Gentle-don't forget the
place. S. W. HARPER.