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Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.

There will be a Convention of the Dele
gate. OF the American Party Of Iowa, holden
ut the Capitol in low City, on TUESDAY, the
9th Of MARCH, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. M of
said day, for the purpose of choosing candi-
dates for H 49,.
Secretary of Slate,
Auditor Of STATE,
Treasurer of State, and
.1torney General of Stale aG3
To be supported by the American Party, at
the August Election, 1856. Also to elect g
-Four Presidential Electors
FOR the State of Iowa, in the campaign OF
1856. z7os2
The ratio of representation in said Conven-
ton to be: Three delegates from each Coun-
Gil and one extra delegate for each 100 men,
bers Of a council.
The Councils are requested to take early
steps TO procure a full representation.
BY order Of the Committee.
WELLS. SPICER,
Ii. W.. LATHROP,
j. M. BREKEY,
L. X. RUGG,
j. L. ENOS.
State Central Com.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

DISTRESSING CASUALTIES One day
last week. The house Of WIleit Wills,
Esq, in Dallas township. his eoanIy,
was consumed by FIRE, with all lis cor
tents, including The clothing Of The fami-
ly. We learn lha, Mr.. Willis has been
in this county but a few days. and had
just succeeded in finishing his house, and
in making his preparations for lht com.
ing winter.
The dwelling house of VIM. Ferren,
ESQ.,, on the Alba road, one m,s and a
half south Of Knoxville, was also burned
down on The 18th ul,. Mr.. Feuen
was in the field al the time, huskinp
corn, and his vile had stepped into q
neighbours house on an errand The
fire was discovered by some Of the neigh.
bors, but before they could reach the
place, il had advanced too far 10 be
checked. All the furniture and cloth
ing Of the family, snd about $50 in no.
ney were consrmed. - Knoxvi.le Una.
rion CO.. Journal.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
NICARAGUA.

The population of Ntcaragua-to
ward which attention is now so much
notwithstanding 10 The last census. IA
ken IN 1855, was in round numbers 1884,
600, divided as follows: OG a mixed race
Negro, Indian and Spanish. of which
The Indian qrea,i" predomina,es, 10000
Indians 10000; Negroes $4,000; and
Whites $4,000. The principal towns
are, Leon containing a population of n
bou. 10000; Masaya $4,000, M~anagua
IL GOO. Chlnandega IL 900; Granada
10000; Nicaragua 8 600; Segeyia 8. 600
and several other villages. containing
from one TO three thousand inhabitants
each. From this !, viii be seen ,ha,
there IS population enough if acting TO-
geiher, TO hold the country agans, any
force which is likely to Join w alker.-
Blu! they are divided and indolen,. and
mos! likely will eilec, nothing. Walker,
It is believed, with one thousand men,
can easily hold the country occupied as
a route by the Nicaragua TRANSIT Com
pany. Should he be able to do this, aud
maintain amicable relations with said
company he will have continually with
Ia his reach Tho means Of augmenung
his forces The climate of Nicaragua
resembles LAT Of other regions 10 simi
lar attitudes. Il IS enervaiing 10 Nor
ihern people. Portions of lie cou,.,ry
are mountainous; bui where The soil is
good, the climate is unhealthy The
principal productions Vt Nicaragua are
coffee, sugar, cotton, indigo, rice, Indian
cor 4, catle. dye woods SC. &c, But
in the hands oil its present occupants, i.
produces bat very little for export fur
.her thar a small amount Of hides. dye
woods. &c. The soil, If cultivated
properly, would, however; produce q
bunIanllY.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
SHAwNEE MISSION, s,ov. 80,

The Marshal has a requisision from
The Governor 10 arrest forty-iwo men IL
Lawrence, and they r, fuse to deiivel
themselves up. and he calls for VOLUNTEERS
The people of Lawrence say publicly
that they will take Coleman aud Jones
AMI hang both Of them.
They are drilling in open prairie every
day, and have fine pieces Of artillery
They openly bid defiance 10 the law.
Large numbers of the law breakers
were seen crossing from Delaware anc
Leavenworth. yesterday, going TO Law.
renee. A member o! the Legislature
was from there yesterday morning fol
guns. We can ONLY sead them twenl,
Jones also sends Tor a wagon load o
ammunition and for cannon, immediately
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

DR.. KANE's FoRrHcoMING WORK.
The Philadelphia Ledger s.ates that DR.
Kane has selected Jas. Hamilton, Esq.
the well known artist. 10 make The draw
ings and paintings TO, his forthcoming
work. giving his adventures in the Arc
tic regio-s. The volumes win be issu'
ed by Childs and Peterson, OF that eli
". DR.. Kane, though having many ad.
~vantageous offers in New York, pre-.
ferred 10 have his work issued in his ma
live city. He did righ:.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
"a CRYING SHAME!'

W. have often heard Of crying shames,
but ii is seldom that we see them. II
any of our cstizens, however, have the
curiosity TO look al one, let them, the
Fl rst pleasant, day that comes visit the
Grave Yard adjoining town. II ever
there was an utter disregard, and
want of respect shown to the dead, it is
there. Some friends OF deceased rela-
lions have it is true, endeavored o i'm
part a decent appearance to the last res,
ing place o. a wife, brother, child or pa
rent. By putting up appropriate head
stones, or making palings. Blu, a large
majority Of the graves have no proiec-
ton around them, and hogs root around
them and cattle roam over them a, will.
Strangers visiting our place, would. by
looking a, our graveyard pronounce US
an unfeeling people. And would they
not have good reason for thinking SO p
Shall there not be an immediate efIor,
made now, while our farmers are a, leis.
ure and timber can be brough, inr 70 have
it neatly fenced and cleared OF? Who
seconds the motion, and WHO'S there thai
would be so pieayuneish as 10 refuse to
contribute for that purpose
In the Eastern States the grave yard
is a hallowed spot. One sough, by the
mos, refined as well as 'hs ,oihng multi
sude, in which 10 while away an hou in
pleasant con. munion wfh thoughts oil
time and immortality. Neither time MOI
expense is spared in making them a fl
resting place for the slowed and lost
And why should no. the citizens oil
O:'umwa, while it can be obtained. pro-
cure suitable ground and fence and lay
i, off into lots, where families may have
each their burial spot, ard adorn j, and
beautify it as the hand Of affection may
choose. Will not some one move in the
matter? Or are all too much engrosed
with politics and trade? We shall see.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

II According TO Judge Kane's con-
s,ruclion of the code of poli;eness. we
must all amend our manner. II a man
is duned for a debt which lie is unable
to ray, he must not say, IL have not got
The money!" as this is equivalent TO
putting an aggravated contempt on h's
creditor. The only authorized answer
in such a Ease hereafter, will be, IL
cannot pay, because i. will be impossi-
bic TO do co." 1t is expected that this
will satisfy the mos, punclillo us creditor.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-In the Circuit
Court at Chicago, on Monday last, a
verdict was rendered for the sum OF
$4,000 in favor Of Jos. l.. Scroyer Of
Ohio, against Messfs. Frink e. Walker.
late stage proprietors of lha, city. for an
injury to plaintiff By the oyer,urning of a
stage coach at Hennepin in 1882, BY
drSOkesness of The driver.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
" The Washington corresponden.

u The Washington correspondent Of
the n. Y. Herald writes that Washing.
ton is all or iiptoe of expectation in view
Of the near approach Oh The meeting Of
Congress-. He says the bellies ,herea-
bouts are as eager for the winter as the
poli,icisns -lhat rouge sells well, and
that, in anticipation Of a Know Nothing
Congress The young Ladies side with the
American party!
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a. e. WAsHnuRN has on hand a ',

n e. WAsHRuRN has on hand a We
~ extensive stock of Stoves and lin
Ware 10 which he desires 10 call the at.
%,ention Of The public. Judging from The
way he receives wagon load after wagon
load of Stoves. and the way they are
hauled away in farmers wagons, we
should calculate he was selling more
than any other establishment West OF
the Mississippi. Give him a call, he
can fs you on, with anything you won:
in tic Tin or Stove line.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

lNcIDENT.-The Pel!a Gazene in.
forms US of an emigrant from Holland,
who paid a visi. 10 Oskaloosa in ls4S.
on some political occasion. and return
ing home, reported what he had seen;
and among other sights, a banner inscrib
cd with ''Kaas" and '.Bo,er." which he
mls'ook for "Cheese and Butter" in
stead Of "Cass and Bu.ier;" accordingly
says The editor. ''he came 10 the conclu.
sion that the party which went Cor home
manufacture and home consumption wa.
The besl and joining ,hs Democratic
party has been tue 10 the faith eve
since."
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
WASHINGTON, Nov. %

More ,han fifty members OF Congress,
have arrived.
The Republicans and Fusionisis a
mong Them have already consulted to-
ge,her and express their readiness to
meet a caucu for the nomination OF off
GERS for the House, with all The p p
nenis of The Administration irrespective
Of political issues.
The an,i.slavery Americans. will, il is
said, positively refuse to NEE, their non
Intervention brethren in a caucus as dis
~liuctive party, while several Democrats
threaten that if in Democratic caucus the
support os the Kansas,N ebraska acl
shall be insisted on % a les, OF or,ho-
doxy, they will Withdraw from The eau
Gus.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
From California.

The steamer George Law from As
plnwall has arriveG at her dock. having
been ashore all last nigh, and up 10 noon
to day on ives, bank in the lower bay
California mails Of the 9Th Of Novem-
Der.
She leh Aspinw all on the eve OF the
20lh. and brings upwards of Sf.905.000
in gold dust and nearly 600 passengers
connected with The Sonora.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

Gov. REEpER's P~RospEcTs OF A SEAT
IN CoNGREss.-The N. Y Evening
Post understands that a very careful
counting of noses in the next Congress
gives a majority Of / in favor of admit
ting Gov. Reeder as the representative
from Kansas in tina, body, and against
The admission Of Whitfield. who brings
Il e certificate of Gov. Shannon. This
includes no vote from any Southern
State, nor does it include the vote OF
Walk, Kelly, or Ilavens, of New York,
who will probably vote ngains, The ad
mission Of either of the delegates.
The impossibilily Of e%lec,ing Whit
held is now apparent, and the prop er
course for tho administration 10 take to
extricu'e the mselves from the difficulty
in which such a decision by the house
Of Representatives will place hem, has
been as we have reason TO b~efieve, the
subjec, Of protraeted and earnes. consul.
tation.
The plan which is mos. likely to be
agreed upon by the slave-s,a,e interest
is 10 send back both delegates to tes,
their seat al the polls in Kansas. TO
give a certain aspec, of fairness to ,hIs
proposal, i, is suggested that some Of
Douglas friends should move an amend
men, to the Kansas bill, confsrrfng pow
er upon the Presiden, to protect the
polls from violence by United States
soldiers, if necessary.
This amendment is an ingenious at
tempt to ge. from Congress all implied
admission that the Presiden. mad not
power TO interfere before, aud was there
fore excusable for his su~pineness at the
two last elections. Il is also expected
to give an appearance of concession to
the Free State interest by which j, may
be concilia,ed OF divided. Whatever
course free State men may take sbosl
other matters, we trust they will no Of
fer any obstruction TO any amendment,
Of The Kansas bill which only looks TO
greater security Of the elective franchise.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
Er The burglars of Buffalo have late.

w The burglars of Buffalo have late
ly exis.ed under The extraordinary hallu
cination iha, newspaper Offices present a
favorable field for their operations
Not satisfied with their booty at the Ex'
press Office a week or two since, they
broke into the counting room Of the
Republic on I'hhrsday night and sole
fourteen cents and the book keeper
gold pen.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
New YoRK, Nov. %.

Bsrnum has sold the American Mu.
scum to Greenwood & Butler. and i.
making arrangements 10 build a large
dramatic establishment on The plan o.
Ashley's in London. with a Geological.
Garden attached. A large plo. of land
has been bough, for The purpose.
The following IL the note Mr.. Buch-
anan sen to the London Times, aac
which tina, journal refused 10 publish.
The American Minister presents hi.
compliments to the editors Of the Time.
and assures them that they have been
n.:slnformed with respect TO the express
sions and conduo: attributed 10 hin in
their leading article Of this morning -
ALWAYS mindful Of the neutrality Of his
government, which he fully approves. i
is with deep regre, he learned as he did
from Washington. that attempts were
made in the United States 10 recruit SOL
diers for the Briiish army. because he is
confident that such attempts would tend
TO weaken The friendly relations between
the two countries. which il has been his
ardent desire since his arrival in Eng
land to cherish and promote.
The American Minister cannot Of
course enter into a discussion in the
public journals Of questions b.lweeD the
TWO Governments, or state what is con
tanned in any correspondence which may
have arisen out OF these questions, bu'
he has fel II dee beth 10 the Times and
himself 10 make This prompt cosrec-
ton.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
W Nov. g

The outlaws in Douglas county hav e
burnt a number OF houses, aud driven a
num1er Of laWilies, wo.aan and children
TO Missouri for refuge.
Latest accounts represent tina, The law
and orceI people OF the Territory are
rallying in large numbers to he assistance
OF the Sheriff of Douglas county in the
execution Of the law. lie has by tins
time an overwhelming force. Sheriff
Jones is acting as U s. Deputy Mar
shal for Douglas aed Johnson counties.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
n The follow 9 conversation o,

II The followi & conversation oil
two bro,hers--one a llunker Democrat
and The other a Republican dino--iilus
,raies iorcibIy the merits of the Slavery
question, as they appear to a freeman oil
true self-respecl. Said the liuaker:-
Henry wha, do YOU care about the mig
gers down Souih?"
The other answered: well, ! don't
care much about them, but ! don't fcant
10 be a nigger myself" Il is because
the people Of the North don't wan. TO
make slaves of themselves, for the use
and behsaf Of southern inleres.s, that
they are rising up above party. into a
union for Freedom-GEx.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

X. ". CANDIDATES The Know
No,hings appear to have quite a variety
Of candidates 70: the Presidency. The
following is q list as il stands a, present:
John j. Cri,ienJen, Of Ky; Genl. Sam
Houston of Texas; Elk President Fill
more and Live-Oak George Law, Of
New York; John Macpherson Berrien
of Georgia; Commodore Stockton, oil
New Jersey, John Bell Of Tennessee;
John III. Clayton Of Delaware.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

GF' The Nebaaska News, an admins
'ra'ion paper, does nol appear to be
pleased with the appointment. Of Cap,
Love, to the office Of Dislric, Judge o
the U. s. for the State Of Iowa. Ii
noticing the appoin'men., tina, paper
says:
The above reminds Us ioreibly OF
The Omaha City Company and II,
frauds. Another one OF The .Combina
non' has been raised 10 position. Oma
ha City Scrip. marked 81 900. are now
IN circulation, with Loves name a,
tached as President. which are no, wor,l
a single red cent. We shall publish I
history Of The swindle and loves con
n~ec,ion with 1t, al the earliest emporium
ils. We hope Mr.. Love is all lhs ma
his friends re2resen, him. bu; in Nebras
ka' swindle snd J. NJ. Love are syno
ny mons ierms"
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
> O. Mbcrgcr
iron, Steel. SC.

few Tons bought from them directly, in
GLIDING Iron for Wagons, Baggies, ploughs;
me II. 5. Bar, Nail Rod. Slab and Bar Steel,
last Steel, Spring and Am. & English Blister
GO. H. 5. Nails, Wrot do, Wagon aud Buggy
Boxes, &c, &c. %"
Smiths and Farmers wanting round lots Of
iroh1or Wagons &c.: supplied on better terms
'hin ever before offered IN Ottumwa.
WHEELING NAILS, 60 Kegs Belmcnt
brand, the best made-including Fencing and
braas, FINISHING aid Casing Naiis. Cheap by
keg or retail.
SASl & GLASS, White Lead. Putty, Cot
ton Yarns, Batting, Carpet Chain, Logwood,
&C., &c. DEVINS RRO :
Ottumwa Nov. goth, 1855.
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Notice.

N obedience TO al. order Of the Disfi
4 in and fer the county Of Wupello
of Iowa, made at the. August Term,
said court, in the case Of William l.. Bak
John II. Baker ct. ais, the undersigned IL
rees will sell at public vendue tothe highestb
er at the door OF the new Court House in :
county, on the 9Th. day Of December next,
betwe en- the hours of o O'Clock A. Ms.and = -
nronertv to wit: In lot No. 22S, in the town Of
Ottnmwa in said county. The terms Of sale %
be as follows; ope-third Of the pur chase money
to be paid down, one-third in pine months AMI
one-third in twelve mohths.
GEORGE GLLASPY, ~.
M. j. WILLIAMS, Referees.
A. H. HAMILTON.
Ottu avs, Nov. 18th, 1850. T.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

In continuation Of its tables showing
the m Of the United States tor
the last tiscal wear, the Journal of Com
merce has a comparative table classifying
the total exports e domestic produce,
and giving "A ccmpa1r,snn. both in guam
lily aud ,a'ue. wl,A each of the previous
two years. In rsrie ing the table we
find an increase in The exports Of pro-
ducts OF the sea, confined exclusively to
sperm oil. The shipments Of products
Vt The forest have increased about q mil
lion Of dollars, The increase being made
up wooden ware, slaves, and hewn Tim
rer. In products of agricul ure the ex
ports show an increase in beef. pork, tai
low aud hides, but a falling of in butler,
cheese, bacon aud lard. The mos, no,a-
bic change is in 5reads;uifs. The ex-
ports Of wheat n flour are only one-
fourth as large as for the preceding year.
The exports of cotton have increased in
quantIly, but decreased in value. The
shipments Of tobacco have increased
largely, aud the demand for hops, The
40 iOttikh 'h MAUI III dItiNiC ~ uDd
ny Years. brings the total shipments up
10 $3.50 100. We have shipped large
~ OF spirits. sso,lly tn Europe. The
com2ariseA in ,uvpeniire and rosin and
SPINS OF turpensine shows no important
change. The shipments of cotton goods
continue to decline, owing chiefly 10 the
difficulties 10 China, ,ha, Empire having
been the heavies, customer for our do
.mesi.c coltoas. Thus The total value OF
plain sheelings, drillings, and shirtlngs,
v hlch was SO 926, ,4s5 in iS52--'53,
of 10 80 927;I4S in ls53-.54, aud TO
50 007, 276 in lS54-'f5. The txpar,s
of cnIored and printed cot;ons have more
than doubled, and this branch cf busi-
ness is steadily increasing. The shiI-
men,s of coin and bullioa have inerea.
ed IRON ga, 54S, 535 in ITS 2---'53.
10 $50 957.4IS Ia lS5i--'55.-.-
Nat, JrieL
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06


stead around which will cling all the fond
recollec.ions of youth andmature age
You need no, send to foreign climes for
flowers-your own broad p~rair,es TEEN
with floral gems. Gather these and
place them. IN your gardens, and by after
culture, you will have flowers that will
rival those famed for their beauty
Em5eIlish your door yards-let the
graceful vine keep from your windows
The glarihg sunshine, and that home shall
I've a home Of hearts cemen,ed together
by a pure love Of all that is beautiful in
nature.
Fancy may charm and feelings bless,
With sweeter hours than fashion knows,
There is no calmer quietness,
Than HOME around the bosom throws
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

The UNION AGAIN IN DANGER!-
Gov. Johnson, OF Georgia, in his Mes
sage TO The Legislature Of thai State, sa, Z
that The only terms upon which they
consent TO remain in The Union, il The
extension OF Slavery into Lansaa. II
his is not permitted, his Exceliency
recommends measures preparatory to an
immediate Dissolution. This Message
is a response 10 Senator Aichison's Let
ter calling upon he Slave States for aid
|, will be echoed by he Southern Press;
and when Congress meets, Southern FL
llbus!ers will make lis Ilall hosrse with
threats OF disunion.
IL is The po.ley aid habit Of SLAYER,
b. precede lis agrsssions by threats OF
D~Isanhon. And this throws The GHi, Of
.SaDing TIE Onion upon Freedom -
They have only TO make a denppl, fol
lowed up by a demonstration against he
Uuion. 10 insure Nor.hern acquiescenee.
IL is their business TO asssii-ours, IN
defend The Union. Indeed The only use
that Slavery makes of The Union is 10
gain advantages ovsr Freedom by threat
ching lis desiruc,ion.-EEve' Jour
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
INprpENpENcE. Nov. so

a messenger arrived at Shs nee Mis-
sion last nigh, who states that Marshal
Jones had So men with him al Leconp
ton; that Lawrence is up IN arms, drill
Ing constantly. aud have five pieces of
artillery. Our cannon left ;his morassg
in .hc hands OF Kansas men.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
AZ Digging Potatoes in December

~ Digging Potatoes in December is
certainly a curiosity in this latitude
But Mr.. s. S. Norris informs vs. that he
dug a part OF his, that he had forgo,tsn,
on last Monday. and that they were no.
frosted at all! II ak about fine weather,
indeed. If we hain't fine weather in
Iowa. they don'l have ii anywhere.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

.LEcTuREs.-Tbe citizens Of fairfield
ere TO have a. course OF Lectures this
winter. Among the lecturers we notice
the N Of Gen. VIM. Duane Wilson
Rev. C.. Gates. Rev. ]. Gassner, Hon.
i. Hem, Rev. 8. j. McCune, Prof. j.
Anderson, and j. F. Wilson, Esq.
Could we not have a few lectures in
Ouum wa this winter! II nothing else
We could have q Lyceum, or a moo, Leg
islature. Who will set the matter a
going!
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06
Gbe 1emome Courier.
r. H. WARDEN, EDITOR.
M w A, 10 w A
THURSDAY, .::::: DEC. 6.
Editorial Rules.

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name Of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices Of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free of charge.
Notice of the meetings Of Charita5io lnsti-
tutions, and Political and public meetings gen.
erally, half the usual rates of advertising
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

MORE BANKS DIsCREDITED Two
more Banks have had their issues thrown
on, by the Suffolk Bank, Boston, viz
Monson Bank, Mass, and Monsum
Bank. Maine.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

SENATOR DoUGLAs.-This gentleman
is still detained at ferre Houte by in
disposition. Fo. the last three weeks
he has been seriously i'll, and unable TO
leave bis bed.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

The VoTE OF New YoRE.-The
vote Of New York except
Schuyler county, ioo,s up as follows:
Republican, l05.4l2; X. NJ, la,
ITO: Soft, 69,lS3; Hard, 47,O5S.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

n SWAN e. Co., having greatly en-.
larged their Store Room. have brought
on a eorrespondingly large stock Of
Goods. and ask the public 10 give them
a call. l, would doubtless be greatly to
the in,eres, Of those desiring to purchase
goods 10 look through their stock.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

II The rumored coalition in the Mis-.
souri, Legislature 10 elect Douiphan and
Benton 10 the u. S. Senate, the ST. Louis
Democrat ssys was wrong; it should
have said Doniphan and Atkinson. The
Democrat thinks it il a coalition which
is very likely TO prove successful.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

New DAILY PApER.-We have re
ceived several Nos. of the Dubuque
Daily Republican. II is edited by @.
C. FLINT, late of the Chicago Tribune.
and will be a powerful auxiliary 10 the
Republican cause in our Stale.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

~ Caldwell the Chicago and. 8urlmg
ton Railroad Conductor, charged with
~embezzling the funds Of the Company.
has been found guilty and sentenced to
Demoine courier., 1855-12-06

rY MAJOR e. BRo., desire 10 invite
public attention to their extensive Stock
Of Goods. The Ladies, particularly are
requested to notice hat they have bro,
on a handsome stork of Furs. For par
,~iculars read their advertisement.