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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-15

try In its turn must take satisfaction
from the Crown, and Palmeston forces
Victoria and Albert 10 receive Napoleon
Ill and Eugenic. The Wings have
never been good courtiers. and Palmer.
sion is tue Wing. 1t was Fox's prln.
ciple thst"lhe appearance Of power Is
all that sovereinen Of this country can
expect" Forced 10 sign treaty Of
alliance with Bonopan while she signed
a declaration Of war against Nicholas,
in March rudely called up TO the
metropolis by The Times in October !;
obliged to send for the distosleful Pal.
mcrston-lhough mitsated by Peeilers
in February; but ten days later to
accept him unmi!igalcd BY these courly
influences and lastly, necessilaleh to
welcome the French parvenu in April,
in the apartments where, eleven years
ago, she received Nicholas-i,is is evident
that Victoria, il she inhers the obslinscy,
docs not inherit the power of her grand.
father. The unfeeling Premier now
speaks to the Commons no longer in
the courlly language of f"the pretosatlve
Of the Crown" but Of "Ihe Excculivc
Government" In 1901, Louis XVI
felt the sligh! conveyed in this express.
ion, so elegantly abstract aud impcrso.
nal. and why should no, Victoria feel il
now Thus the democratic influence is
pouring into the House Of Commons by
means Of its primary organ, the Press.
The House Of Commons, pushed from
below, is precipi,a,ing itself upon the
Ministry, and the Ministry, under a
like necessity, turns round upon the
Crown, and reduce it 10 the part Of
mere frmenl Of State.
The power OF outside popular opinion
is evidenced BY the very existence Of
the present Cabinet. Preceden, is the
life and soul of the British Constitution,
ani the invarable practice under this
Constitution was that the Ministry
should 30 taken from the majority Of
the House OF Commons but the presen,
Cabine; holds Office in face Of Con.
seryative majority. The Premier can.
diily acknowledges the source Of his
power; We shall remain where we are so
'ong as we have the supper. OF public
opinion" Mr.. Gladstone thinks tha,
the Executive should not be "a mere
reflex of popular opinion" and quilted
the Ministry because his analytic mind
warned him that it was likely to be
come so. Just seventy five years ago the
House OF Commons were passing the
celebrated resolutions that "ihe inhu.
snce Of the Crown had increased, was
increasing, and ought TO be diminished"
Ia its present frame Of mind i, is more
nclined, if it only dared, 10 level this
esolution word for word against the
Press. Tha, House of Commons which,
n 1882, so ruiely broke the power Of 4
he House Of Peers. now finds itself as q
ulely menaced by new influence {
:alled Popular Opinion. i.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-15
The Influence and Dignity Of the
Press.

The London Tines. which undoubtedly
stands at the head Of the Press of the
civilized world, thus speaks Of the voca.
tion Of an editor -
I'VE confess we are sensitive for the
dignity Of our order, and proud Of our
vocation. We should no more dream
of con'ounding he limits of public duty
and private courtesy in our own case or
in our presen, pursuits, than we should
if employed in a state office, or charged
with the responsibilities of judicial de.
cision. What can it signify to any
man who devotes his time and ability
to journalism, as it is called, whether
the door Of this or that grandee be open.
ed TO him or shut against him The
mistake lies in exaggerated notions OF
individual dignity.
1--WE know no reason why the Marquis
of Carabus should give himself any
trouble to secure the private friendship
OF political writer more than he would
in the case Of any author who had writ.
ten successful comedy, or OF an advo.
cate who had made O good appear.
ance at the bar. The best advice we
can give to the more irritable among our
brethren is to have loflier notion of
themselves and their vocation. LIE,
them feel assured that in this county,
the home of un,iring ard we'll directed
energy-there is no more honorable
calling followed, no honester bread
eaten, than that Of the man who, with.
out one thought Of pleasure or dis.
pleasure of living man, undeterred by
apprehension and unallured, by greed
or ambition, in all truth and conscience
devotes his mind to the daily discussion
Of public affairs in the columns Of the
leading journals. We may venture to
say that we know as we'll as most men
he advantages and drawbacks of such
a career"
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Paper Hangings.

AM now receiving my Spring Stock of
i French and American Paper Hanging, which
far surpasses any thing of the kind ever offered
IN TINS market.-Many ofthe patterns were pre-.
pared and packed expressly for me in France.
and embrace all the latest styles.
It's grade and price from cts. to $3.50
per piece.
have Ten Thousand pieces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, so that the
most fastidious cannot fail to be suited both in
price and quality. The second story of my Book
store building, will be devoted exclusively 10
Paper Hangings. and will be brilliantly Tighten
every evening, so that persons can have the on
portlnity examining as well at night az in
season is really beautiful and at half the usual
price. J. STEPHENSON,
16u No 4, Buckeye Block.
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III AS now on hand, and is constantly receiv-
Ill ing good assortment OF Music and NIu-
sical Instruments, such as Accordeons, Flutes,
Flies, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Carionetts,
Flageolets, &C. One day, eight day and alarm
clocks, watches, and jewelry of all kinds. The
very best Of Cigars and Tobacco, Perrumery of
all kinds, Confectionery, Groceries, Glassware,
Notions, blank books and stationery pictures
and frames, of al! sizes, plain or gilt, sealed
measures and weights, dried and foreign fruits,
nuts, fine shirts. cravats, portmonies, hobby
horses, tov wheelbarrsws and wagons and tops
of every description, and great many other ar
ticles, too numerous to mention.
lronton, March II, lS54.-tf.
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N. DE RBY e. Co.
No. s, Exchange Block. Second ST., South sid
IRONTON, OHIO.

I'V' u EI0"H"Tc D10r7' SFc0Hd 81, SOuW SD
IRONTON, OHIO.
AE lust opened large and we'll sc lecied
i stock of Fall and Winter Cloths, and Rea.
dy Made Clothing for men and boys consisting
of every variety and shade of color.
The! are connected with an importing house
in Boston, and have facilities for the purchase
of goods equal 10 those Of any other House in
Southern Ohio.
They have connected with their store an ex-
iensive Tailoring Establishment superintendent
by an experienced cutter. They will endrayoI
to get up their articles in style and finish cqual
10 anything of the kind that can be done by the
best workmen in tn. Eastc n cities.
Also variety of carpet sacks, furnishing
goods, and Irmbarellas.
Oct. IL, 1854.
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AZ nc NM I'D w AL.
GEORGE d. WINCHELL.
MANUFACTURER OF

Japamned and Stamped Wares.
Water Coolers, Toilet Ware. &C.,
AVlNG Removed from the old stand, cor.
i ner of Walnut and Pearl, to the
n. w. CORNER OF RACE AND COLUMBIA
tOr Second street, Cincinnati, o., and having
largely increased facilities for manufacturing,
Is now prepared to supply dealers, on liberal
terms. Tlnners, Stove Dealers and others, will
find il greatly TO their interest to purchase their
stock direct from the manufactoIy. have also
recently made such arrangements with the
manufactures o Timers Machines and Tools,
as to be constantly supplied. Among which
will be found some newly nvcnted labor sa.
ving' machines, which can be seen in opera
ton. All (which will be sold at manufactu-
rers' prices. GEO. ID. WINCHELL.
N. w. corner ofRace and Columbia Sts.
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Coon BUrrER.-Butter produced fro

Coon BurrER.-But,er produced from
feeding on corn fodder, cut when green,
is harder, yellowsr, and worth more by
the pound, than when tho cows are fed
on hay. Corn fodder, if cut when green
and we'll cured is the best feed for milk
cows, except carrots. Corn, for fodder
should be drilled in al the rate Of three
and a half bushels 10 the acre.
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BOOT AND SHOE
II "A n U J? a G z o II Y o
RICHARD O. EVANS.

OAAnND ~ L AlNS,
thankful for past favors, would inform his
Il customers, and the public, that he is still
engaged in the manufacture of BOOTS AND
SHOES at his old stand. He has now in his
employ, and engaged, several most excellent
wofkmen, and is confident that he can furnish
his customers with as workmanlike and durable
poots ana shoes, as can be purchased else
where. Particular attention will be given to
FINE BOOTS.
Repairing done neatly, at shor notice.
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Book Bindery,

Where BLANK BOOKS of any size or styl.
of Ruling and of superior quality may be obtain
ed al the shortest notice. Magazines, News.
papers &C., Bound to Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup.
piled at the very lowest rates, in large and small
quantities. shall be happy to receive orders
assuring those who send, that they shall be
filled promptly.
JAS STEPHENS IN.
Book seller and Statione No. A P ,key
Block Front street. PortsmouthObi
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HO 1t is SO dry on the Ohio that the
people along the shore have to sprinkle
the river, to keep the boats from kick.
ing up dust.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-15
EaS- A sailors letter from the Crime

EAe salI0rs letter from the Cfimea
thus describes the Turkish camp:
"Somo OF these mud huts are highly
finished off, for instance we saw one
with q glass window, one with chin.
ney, and one with a wooden door, to
which was suspended by piece Of string
a large stone to serve as knocker."
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| RONTOA MARBLE AND STONE WORKS.

H A r r S q kILLAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF MAR BILE MONUMENTS
Tombs. Head and Foot Slopes, Marble
Mantels, Table Slabs. &c. also Free Stone
Plinths, Window Jambs, Sills, Caps, &c. &c.
Fourth Street. opposite the Market House,
1RORTON, OHIO.
Having been practically engaged in the bu-
sncss for a number of years in Europe and this
country, they feel confident that they will be
able to render entire satisfaction to all who may
avor them with their custom and by strict at
entlon to business. hopo TO merit and re ccive
ioeral share of public patronage. NIL
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THE subscribers have just received a stock
l. of METALLIC BURIAL CASES from the
mandatory CIV. G. Davis and Co., Cincin-
natl which they offer to the citizens Of Ironton
and vicinity on reasonable !ems. These cases
are AlR-TlGHT AND lNDESTRUCTlBLE,
for protecting and preserving the dead for ordi-
nary burial for vaults, or for transportation.
The stock will be kept up as occasion demands.
They also keep constantly made variety of
Collins of different sizes and qualities. Also
will make Collins to directions without delay.
A new Hearse, quiet horse and careful dri-
yer. ready for service when required.
S.R BUSH & Co.
Ironton, September 81, 1855.
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1R0NT0N OHIO.

+ A N TIN G, G LAZIN G., q G.
s:I2N Il S5Svw'ls:;ysS, Re-
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
of lrOnton, that they have this day entered in
TO copartnership, in the above business, and
purpose carrying ii in all its variou. branches,
such as HOUSE, SIGN d FANCY PAINTING, GRAIN
Ing, MARnLING & PAPER HANGING. From the ex-
perience of or 10 years, and the SUCCESS we
have heretofore met with, we feel safe in war
ranting general satisfaction to those who may
favor us with their patronage. All work en-
trusted to our care, shall be punctually attend.
ed to. We are determined to do our work in a
style not to be surpassed by any Painter in the
place. We intend to carry on the business in
different style from what it has been here
yet. From attention to business, and good
work, we hope to meet liberal share of the
public patronage.
Enquire at Harris & Warrens' Grocery, on
Fourth Street. ]. G. STEEN.
Feb. %, 1854. M. M. BOSWORTH.
REFERENCES.
) A.Richey, of Ironton. A Bender, ST., Pitbg.
} richards, do Bissel, do
N b Particular attention paid to Graining
d Fancy Painting.
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NEEN's AND Bows BOOTS AND SHOES
N CoAssE and FIVE, Ladies' and Misses;
Shoes and Gaiters, India Rubber Ovenhoes. 4
@a 1trt N. LITOH.
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4 RTlFlClAL TEETH! Drs. Duncan &
n Cameron, Dentists No Ih6 West Sixth

A RTIFlClAL TEETH! Drs. Duncan q
n Cameron, Dentists, No, 1856 West Sixth
street. between Race aud Film streets Cincinnati, Ohio
This office has been under The OF lis present
propricors has been increasing in reputation for SUI
pcrior operations IN the Artificial Department OF Dem
llsry for the last ten ycnfs and expense or rli,rt
shall be wanting ogivc satisfaction TO all who may ia
vor il with their patronage.
The subscr crbcrs would call attention the following
essential points pertaining To Ariiicinl TeeiII vl:-
Beauty and nnitralness of appearance, quality and
strength Of tho materials comfort to the wcurcr, and
usefulness in restoring the natural appearance or tn.
speech aud nbility 10 mns'caIr; in ali OF which they
are warranted in saying they arc exceeded by none,
and equacd by few.
TEETH inserted from TO full set. with Artificial
Gums. Full and halt sets invariably inserted by suction
All operations in Dentistry performed in the most
thorough mnmuer.
TERMS: Considering the superior character Of tho
work and the guarantee givcn,hey are the mos, rcason-
able i'll the west.
Two teeth gold plate: 800 per TOOTH
Two teeth or more on silver plate 300 per tooth
The money refunded ii the teeth do not prove satis-
factory
NJ For the iniornn,Ion of those living al n distance
we would state that our facilities such that we can
make in the finest style, full OF TEETH in from ~
TO IS hours and small pieces in proportions SO that no
detention need lie apprehended.
Mio; IG chMnRoy ;pHMHAS; DENTISTS
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FANCY AND STAPLE
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN
HD M ~ @QDODHD~

ALSO-Foreign and Domestic CARPETlNG,
Imported direct from Manufacturers in Europe.
and purchased at auction in New York, whicI,
enables us to offer our goods this season ut about
Eastern Importers and Manufacturers prces.--
Floor Oil Cloths, thoroughly seasoned, from 2
TO "a feet in width; large stock always OH
hand.
Families, Hotel Keepers, Steamboat owners
and strangers may depend upon finding the best
class Of goods in our line at prices as low as
they can be purchased in the Eastern cities.
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DRY GOODS AND CARPET STORE,
JOHN SHILLITO & Co.

No. 12, East Front ST., Cincinnati, q.
DESP ECTFuLLY inform their customers
IL and purchasers generally, that they ate
now opening an extensive and complete assort-
ment Of
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NV hh WIFI VIC cbU ofsIEM Va UullulHEs
w Procure your Carpenter Work ready
made, of seasoned lumber, and save thirty
per cent.
HINKLE, GUILD l. Co.
3G5 West Front Street, Cincinnati, o.
DOOR, SASH, AND NDFACTORY, PLA-
MING MILL AND LUMBER YARD.
Our factory is 60 by $50 feet, six stories high.
with machinery for manufacturing Panel Doors,
Sash, VenitiOn, and Panel Shutters, Door and
Window Frames, Mantels, Base, Piasters,
Mouldngs, Weatherboards, White and Yellow
Pine Flooring, and pancd boards for the inside
finish Of frame or brick houses. Our work is
and superior TO any other factory or hand work,
being thoroughly tested in Il drying house.
Sash, primed and glazed. With the advantage
of our large Lumber. yard in Fulton, contain
ing several acres of groend, and 700 feet Of
wharf, we are enabled to yard, Manu- facturc,
and sell cheaper than any other establishment
IN the West. Orders filled for boards, framing
timber, and iost of every description. We
also manufacture packing boxes, ice chests,
and shower baths. Country merchants will
find ii to their interest TO keep our articles for
sale. Discount to dealers: Terms, CASH
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA PORTABLE
COTTAGES.
Containing two or more rooms, which can be
put up and taken down in few hours. A
sample can be seen at our factory.
Our bill of prices can be seen at this Office.
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NI AR with the OLD SYSTEM OF building.
w Procure your Carpenter Work ready
made, of seasoned lumber, and save thirty
nor rant
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-27
TO DEALERS IN WAsaBOARDs.

IN lsi7. o. RICE. of Cincinnati INVENTED vALuA-
III IMPROVEMENT IN WAsHBoARDs - for which he oh
tanned PATENT in October 1879 Said Improvement con-
sisted In ery preparing the EDGss of sheet Of zinc Cor
suitable and thus causing them ineise or cut
the methods previously employed having been plough
cut nortie TO receive the metallic plate o. Rice
subsequently sold his entire ownership in said
Patent the subscriber who sole pretor thereof
we'll only authorized MANUFACTURES of o. RICE M
PROVED PAIssr zrSc wasHaoAEDs having succeeded the
late arm Wayne Baiy Co. in that business Induced
BY the popularity and extensive sale of said
board undry have engaged in and vending
them without authority to thereby the right
secured BY said Suits have and
now pending against certain parties kaown be thus
gagged and smy ntenp ,secute for all infringment'
upon my legal and just isthe Of the law ALL
therefore purchasing deal
ing in Zinc Wahboaris made the patented by
Rice unless branded 30. Rice proved washboards
tented Oct 49, others being genuine IL be we'll
remark that the variation in the shape of the Crimpor
the employment Of patented machine 70 nail waboards
does give the right 10 the patented incisine
above described; which the value Of the board
really depends orders fer the genuine article
specially solicited and promptly executed low prices
as any of the unauthori-eS makers. by
JOSEPH W. WAYNE.
ssle propreto and thereof ofcs hard
ware store No. -96 Main street. opposite Fifth CncBns
Ohio. mh3 d&w3rn
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL lINIMENTS
HE CHI ANG Flu!
CHINESE IMMINENT.

preparation he
public with the greatest confidence th>sits
fative qualities excel other known IMMINENT Its action
srtain uniform. failing
nal appieaoa appropriate All who have regard
II - in following diseases: Rheumatism
Bruises Sweed Limbs Weak Joints White swelling Pains
In the Back HIPS Sides Breast Face other part
she body.
Il external remedy in Bruises. scaids Cuts. etc.
The usefulness this inestimabe chemical pound by
the human species. but Is equally eea
eug wherever the diseases of that
domestc animal. Horse Among the diseases
accidents occurring 70 the horse which the
cure. be named wing viz: Cuts CRUISES Chas
Srstehes Cracked Heel the Shoulders Swoeay.
spine faston Joints. etc.
~ For further particulars directions bottles
TAKE NOTICE!
end Jus objections all the ordinary Hni
2. tne aAy Of their offensive smell aud the
ssins often left the skin-a wonderful fact
vnieh has been verified the astonment Of the pro-
ene enem ana the delighto that
eeeson 20 is surprising curative Effects theslth
% ecnete ena Agreeable perfume part skin
which may be applied Il mparts rosy aud natural
which ssss or many veIvetry
~ healthy skn instead Of the and chained
anse vhteh seennen result Of ali Other articles
TOT thas purposs hence toilet
VIII who knows it, sxessns qualities in this To
SaaAlss ~ aegesaSs oder you hat Oman on kcs,i
- 1U9yo Wlolssals aad rsssil srspts WV '''''s sas
80 -xkLLEH. fARN1LEY co.
"sa street. kvsasvilfs. Iad.
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LEASE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

10y virtue cfa power given BY Christopher Sechg
ID in his Mortgage July 18TH 1884, and reeo-d
ed Beck on rage ss records Of Van
D. 1885, the door OF the Court Fouss In Granville
10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ sell &C public
auction hold interest In the south part Of block lsa
Lamasco City in said county being oblong fronting
$40 Ninth street and 100 feet Seventh With
sundry threon The lsase will expire the
art January 1887 Annual ground twenty dollars.
Twill execute Lease ~ the psfshaser. -
nksl lndAv.
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EVANSVILLE AND, I.0CKPORT

The Evansville and Rockport Stage runs
ScA1S[Ffz via Newburgh and Boonville three times
Szaz>-<ssS@ae week. Leaves Rock sport Monday.
Wednesday and Friday. Arrives Boonvs by ~ A NJ.
Newbursh BY Up NJ and Evansill. by p. NJ Returning
a. NJ ARRIVES Newbursh by A. NJ. Boonviiis By Il
NJ Rockport by r ~. -.sp i ~ ...-r..-
Great care taken the
For particulars call at the Wahington HOTEL Evsnsy e and
Wilmont House Roekport. nj feb2sd&w wifi
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

VAs. G. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, A.tornies at
y Law Evansvlle indiana associated emselves
partnersn the practice ofthe law, and will contnu
Supreme and District Court They design turning then
attention particularly land law. In short time they
will be prepared TO give in few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
mcnts orn Lamasco, togethe with their professioHa
Mon as to the title. ifdesired (jye5- dawu
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HONOR To WHOM HONOR BELONGS.
.rtt .-sfH III LAGRANGE. KY. August 10th. 1854

etr tr.-At the request Of Mr. James Montague give
his before and using
He with Drorsy Abdomen
Thorsx Giro Enlarge Of the Liver snJ Spleen
Scfcfia the 30 wells Chronic Rheumatism end
the city Of Louisville Ky all without the least vail
nslly when he had Of hope and his
ted detstsd. without drop OF healthy biocd in his
he injured PASAcEA aud since using
bottles. he hmfef in the OF persst health
do think would when of MIR.
sndhis
der Of the He was hut few day. since
though old bids i've old
heslth His gratitude will live long
lives aud wlony when his mind forEets the pst
Doctor pleasure In giving
ONES Without. Of contradiction that this
gaining favor with the people, and from the many
satisfaction. is doomed become standard and
uneqrsiied remedy. i am. STR. yours.
IA j. NJ. SCGGETT. NJ. ID.
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COW LOST.

f1scsyS MY Cow having been absent year. begin
to feel somev hat abouthe for fear she will
WA Voluntarily return. She medium sired Cow.
red all except her face and hiss small
lar marks recoleeted She probably has calf Anybody
giving information that find her will be literally
rewarded She formerly belonged few miles down the river
loafng thereahouts butchsred
by mistake. mhIz dAwtf ADD SAN DE RS-Journal.
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wAfcHRs. CLOCKS. AND JEwElRY.

KKTE received o Watches;
w Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware altogether the
and largest stock offered in this city and which, be
purchased low enables cell at lower
than usual We have GOLD and silver h.htins and
guard fob and vest chains ladies' and breast pins;
SEAL scale and plain rhy drops and rings gusrd An
fob key sas IN article line business
in variety OF style and price. -t-- -
We have also made arrangtrent by which will be
constantly supplied with style Of iron and wood
eshday and thirty hour cloefs direct from the factory
which will sell wholesale retail low be
purchased in Western city. '- -.t' f''i.7-f
BfTTEOLFF SONS. Main st.. bet. LIST and ID.
N. BEvsry article sold in establishment warranted
to he represented
Old gold svs stthe highest price, taken in exchange
for jewelry. q is. apl1