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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

"AVlSG returned to the city aud greeted large,
building In the rear OF the brick house, on the
e0fRsr Of ByOadRad Chesat Sresss tFA square SoHth
Gf the Market HOHSe, Intends manufacturing UPON Il
- larir. sesh.Hfk artleanas q ttl.fss b.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

selected stock Of Trimmings ever opened in TINS mar
.kots eahsstingin pat ot
p. lGC Pieces Enainl' i paek aud Canvass, ,.-.
b.. g. ii Fftt sst Faucy eolored do. --
- 40 -ssga..e nh gV0Ai,s'9 'diien Ilsuasks =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-10-11

avn anew OegIHBer und nope ~ navo y iiueIal shhfo
Of tho public patronage. JOHN ID. JAOkSON.
Lancaster, August %, le5j-lom
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We wo'd
IN tic hearts
than wear 4:

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
N9g rFrom the N. o. Picsyune.l ~ asEa
Hapoleon's Revenge---The Humiliation Of Eng

The Corsican vendetta is nearly accomplish
ed, for the humility of England approached its
consummation when Queen Victoria stood rev.
erentially before the tomb Of her country's
mortal enemy, in the wierd torsh light which
fickered along the walls of the Inyalides. She
stood there as the dependent of HIS nephew
suppliant to the mercy of the Napoleonic race,
which knows no mercy for its foe-a Queen in
name beside an Emperor in fact. Did the
spirit of Sir Hudson Lowe hover around the
scene? Did the laugh of the cold Guard
which according to the German legend at
tends the nightly reviews of le petit corporal on
the drcary shore of st. Helena, ringing scorn-
fully through the sombre walls? No; it was
but fancy; but the revenge of the Napoleons
was a reality ssat ssse .s4asa tasaa a..r
The visit of Queen Victoria to Paris was little
more than the conqueror's pageant, in which
abe acted the part of "a distinguished captive,
which could not be endured for moment if a
single drop of Boadicea's blood remained in
the veins of modern royalty. She was receiy-
ed with magnificence in Paris that threw her
efforts at display ON the occasion of Napoleon's
visit to London in the shade, and showed, as
;Scerne says, that "they do these things better
in France;' but the cheers with which the EN-
peror was greeted in London were not bestow-
ed on the Queen in Paris and she passed on
ward to st. Cloud, spectacle to be gazed at,
but not guest to be. sieat
Some years ago, this same Victoria refused
topermit a distinguished English actress to APP
pear at the private theatricals in Windsor
Palace, because her character was not sans re-
.Porche, and yet she was compelled to accept
the companionship, during her ten days So
journin Paris, of the Emperor's cousin, the no
torious Mathilde, who is the Ninon d'Enclos
theamost brilliant and brazen eourtesan of the
present day. Mathilde is divorced from her
husband, on account Of her innumerable inf
deiities, and is living in open adultery with a
fast" attache of the Court. In the same car
rage with her the prudish Victoria rode to the
Grand Opera and beheld Albert-somewhat
noted for ceptibility-exposed to all her
witchery and fascination, while beside her sal
her superior and her master-the "madman o.
Boulogne," who was ore of her special con,
stables in '46i., Who says that truth is moi
stranger than fiction? Who hints, after this
that History is nota greater romancc-makeI
than Walter Scott or Alexander Dumas? ASA
II noticed" says a correspondent of the Lon
don Press, sthat while the Emperor convers
ed with the Queen in the Royal box, at the
Opera. sinister smile, half of triumph, anG
half of sarcasm, parted his lips OCCASIONAL,
and fickered over his inscrutable counter
ance." ~ @Ata+A ---
What did this smile mean? 1t was a fain
revelation Of the proud thoughts which wer,
swelling within his heart. 1t said ST. Helena
is avenged o, s.s-
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Nike WALsn.-The Louisville Journal, in
noticing the fact that Hon A, H. Stephens, at
politicalmeeting in Georgia, lately, had pro-,
posed "three cheers for "dike Walsh of New.
York, reyives the following Renaissance of
that gentleman: sss..v assf,,.g 3
We first saw Mike nearly twenty years ago
when he wasn't more than Il years old. He
came into our office in an old suit of clothes,
muddy from head to foot, took dollar from
his pocket, which he said was all the money
he had in the world, and offered it to us to pay
for advertising a scoundrel, who, on his way
up the river. had stolen every thing belonging
to him. We couldn't take the poor fellows
dollar, but we published his advertisement
We had forgotten the circumstance until he
recalled it to cur mind, in the presence of
some of his Congressional colleagues, last win
ter.
1t seems that Mike was coming up the riv-
er with few hard earned dollars in his fob,
when fellow who claimed to be the son of a
Clergyman in this city got into the kind heart
: ed Youths good graces by representing him.
self to be Sick and utterly .destitute. Mike
pint him in his own state-room, gave him a
part of his money, and took care of him.
When the boat atopped at landing, the inva-
llQ pr0feSSed q CerrlDIe desire tor mix, ana
begged Mike to go to a house halfa mile off and
obtain some for him. Mike demurred, saying
that the boat would leave him., But the fell
low made such piteous appeals to him that he
actually went, and the boat left him sure
enough, whereupon the invalid, recovering
suddenly, took possession of Mikes trunk, and
all his worldly possessions except what he car
ried upon his back in his excursion after the
milk. :. Mike went to work chopping wood till
he got enough to bring him to Louisville, and
ON arriving here, found, as he had expected
that his. customer was unknown in these parts
Without farthing about him, he went to shov-
cling in the canal, and the first dollar he
made there was the one he brought to u.s.
He toiled in the mud till he made enough to
get to Cleveland, on his way home, and there
he met in the street the chap that swindled
him., The swindIer ran like q deer, but Mike
pursued him like a greyhound, caught hin
and thrashed him nearly to death in the street
before any one could interfere. Mike was
sent to jail for the assault and battery, and hi.
victim was sert to the penitentiary Mike i
true hearted, possesses very considerable tai
emit and is an utter stranger to either person
al or political fear,s We say with Mr.. Stephens
-"thYes cheers for Mike Walsh" -
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WHOLESALE DRK GOODS.
j. s. JAQ JESS & CO.,
sUceEsseRs TO,
smERRITT, FIELD & co.,

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FNeHE undersgped in Of the largest
Eest desirable stock Of Dry Goods Hats. Caps Boots
and Shoes ered the trade in this city Our
he's bees seleetsd BY Of firm (who had
the esteIn trAde with solely the
81 the and having purchased the of goods
the in all the Eastern markets
enables offer them buyers for cash. trade
lower than they be purchased in ST. Leus
equally good terms be had in Cincinnati Loas
ville.s Our stock consists in part of
DRY GOODS, sssatE 5a4a4s
cloths casnsres jesus sill STYLES
and eoiors white red yellow wool hanne
inseys btankets shaws ecks shrtinE
bleaehed and blue drilling denims sheet
ing blesched muslin black and eoored eabrie crash
aud fancy alpaca ustres cohurga and meT de
and prints Of desirable and beaaful styles
SAILS ssh NOLAUNS-sasss4 - ssa.. s.ss :
Linen cotton aud silk laces edgngs nssrons silk
and cotton velvet ribbons bonnet ribbons eombs
buttons hosiery gloves thread silk linen
kerehiefs and ind ribbons s1spen
der shirts an drawers courters table cloths and
needles porte monnaies pencils hoiders pens brushes
hooks and eyes hair pins thmoes. umbrellas &c.
$3.50 HATS d CAPS.
Silk fur soft and naped black white hats
black wool hats kossuth hueD vista wide awake washing
ton hungarian warrior nothing hats grades
CLOTH velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Meme and boys kip calf youth and chIdr
ensmmeled and leather shoes buskns
psrs mems boys and youths liz ed unline XIII
ssif hrogans. lsdies and g. nts rubber shoes, Sc.
epls-3mo dav - a-i J. ;. IA GUESS CO.
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astea FALL CAMPAIGN!
HAIR AT WHOLESALE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
{. CHAS. S. WELLS, Sea s'


@st1- CHAS. S. WELLS, fss g a.
HHILST returning thanks the generous patronage
Wv the public, since he opened in Ey znsYe, would
apprse interior Merchants fro Indiana Illinois and
purchasers he
and IL store the Heaviest ktock of Hardv - and ut
efY 0nethird) that he has offered the Evans
villa market sale Many Goods purchased at reduce
rates BY him. daring depressed state of the markets
East and in England and by importing from Europe;
snd having his orders for American Goods filed the Manu-
ctres Works be is only able but decdedly) d posed
tn efer and sell Hardware at low figures house
afford the same Goods. to cash good time buyers.
He invites careful of his stock and prices by
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that be do them
Among the articles talmost nnumerapsl comprising his
$50 Axes-Wells Lippincot svsrs.s and Collins
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted -
1900 do Table do do; fftE goI 2
IS do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do RazoIs and Strops; $50 s
100 gross spoons--Iron. sria and German Silver;
50 dozen Coffee Mills all grades;
SO do Files and Rasps all kinds
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
100 lbs Sadirens. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do;
1900 gross Screws. gmlst pointsdi
$50 dozen Door Socks and sockets;
100 do AuguTs:
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards: 81 s..s
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and erass heads;
60 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hole; 81 ~
rs do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
so do (aud other brands) Shovsls and Spadesi
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
cases Japanned Tinware. fully assorted.
Whips and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles speetseles.
Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods viz Chains Dog IRONS Strap Hinges Tes ket
ties. Knives and Riddles and -
Gum Barrels and Gun Trimmings,
Carpentsrs and pers Tools, Window Sash. et
CHARLES 8. WELLS.
oet2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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EDUCATION, &C.


= PRENGsETO \ FEMALE HItsH SCHOOL.
hr session this Institution viii
sdou Monday, the Sd of September, 1855. convent
building erected during the and prspar-
ed 10 accommodate pills. after the session
will be fitted
with good of phil hicz chemical
Preparatory Department. will with school,
though in under twelve
years of age will be admitted.
The Principal has arrarxsmsnts with gos families,
to board pupils from . distances.
TERMS SESSION OF 1--WE xoNrzssT
Boarding. Lights and Fusi....... $50 90
tuition, Senior 0sss 20 OK
Junior Class. .......... IS 90
RESPIRATORY. Second Class ............ 10 90
First Class ..,.,. 80
nusie with use Of Piano. 90
RaintiDg and Drawing 90
Enofoldery 90
Modern Languages.. -. III, $500 ~ 90
Payments strictly xdyancu sxcept
mants with the friasipai
Assistants: Mrs. d. w PATTON
o Mrs.. NJ. n. MORTON. sr1 iva
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!, DIR. W. T. OWENS PILLS.
raH FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
- ft- AMI EEVFPS U

Tis often and too fregnspy PTsetss Of individuals
Of Sss ha,:
merely The Of brain of the compoundsr
o. the so sG Win meft Ss
public miraculous and cures in ALL diseases which
the diseases mentioned in the caption Of this advertisement
sa ass ana mas spssdy Ssn @ r &c L:
would refer in this community who after trying
oand the use hsse Piiis
h
and put up by the ana are sSn,Posss
prices generally sss on patent pills. But those who
days the patient 70 attend to his daily 0eeu
Read tSs and you vapt more evil
these Pills will be given by
application to 'hs Subscribers;
Th esT.s that ny ;aR was sfsR very sGG with oh
Of Dr. ovens Asas Pills and am happy to say haihey sf-
fssssds speedy and permanent cure. JOHN d. aeFAR.
the Psputaon that Dr. 6ssas had in curing chill. and
eys5 20 purchase box efpr oysn;sj silly cslsbrs-
we'll. believe Them be the best Pill offered
public the Of Ague and Fever. e. AYREs.
BowE gs 5;I1 Ky Ma, K!
been With cs Fevr
s . nsss1 that yssis sl:s sn{
c P .sn THAI a da 0 ae. more y 1
most loashsons Of all diseases Ghs and FsysE.
moment but go mmed.tely to Dr. w oomrton. and pre-
with Chile again CHAS. B. GRIST.
- secs, @faE@ Boz HARsoR, KY, April II, 1855,
This certify that had Chs and Fever in my family
months and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill medicine that to be bad in the country In ordi-
nary they stopped the chlls the most of
family with exception On my odesson there was none
would make until
Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and safely every body
that they the best Pills have evernsed .. "A
owENsBoso KY, Feb. %. 1855.
DR.. W. 7. 0vFy-Dear SIR have been afflicted with
for six months and after trying various
have me WE'LL and believe them be the
hest medicine in use. BALTHASER " ACH.
have known gentleman for six years and esrt
~ that his statements are true. .s.a
aFa.l Is tstrrfff LEwIsPoRT Ky, Jan. O. 1885, q
This had the chs and ver for months
and tried various remedies effect Il then
sox Dr. Owens Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
me. Thus. T. AA1LOH.
raa re OwENsBoRo. April ~, 1888.
certify had chs fevers. and applied sooe
physician. who prescribed for and gave medicns
then advised Try Ovens Chill Pills. did andthey
stopped chilis and perfectly we'll They alse
distressing pain in the side which
result something serious Persons setse
with ehiii' YOU'D 20 wen 70 u's GEO " MoNARCH
ar These Pills are warranted * every instance
vherc the directions are followed.
Ef- For sale, wholesale and retail. BIZ
-, - 80 J. VI. COMPTON, Druggist.
4,,o,, wooLsEY & SAWYER.
Thslssals and Retail gents,
serI 4u-u Evansville. LAG. 8
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Railroad Accident.
= NEW YnRK Oct /

- ..ee7g New YORK, Oct Is, p. NJ.
The freight train from the North, due at 5
O'Clock this A. H., on the Harlem road, was
thrown of the track near Williams bridge
The engine and two cars were smashed, and
the engineer and frcmen were both killed A
rail had been placed across the track with
which the engine came in contact. The engi-
neer and fireman were brothers named Boax!
The clipper ship Adelaide arrived here yes
terday from Australia, with quantity of
breadstuff on freight Al-H
Hon. Thos. W. CUMMINGS member of last
Congress, from Kings county, died yesterday
at Brooklyn. sa 4 ,s.r,iss sis te-.a.s-lsa
The Times Washington correspondent says
the::decision of Cen Scott's pay will be rem
dered soon. 1t will give him The increased
back pay of Lieut.. General. sFExrF
The ship Dutchland sailed for Hamburg yes
terday, and took out four criminals who were
sent back by Mayor Wood. @aisaaAaT oN
vIckspuRG, Oct Is.
The fever is abating rapidly. We have had
two frosts. The weather is cloudy and warm.
NATcHEz, Oct 15
The fever is abating Have had several
frosts. saae aeraa
. 4, ''s- p. es. New oRLEAss, Oct 10.
Our latest dates from Mexico are to the 9Th.
The garrison has sworn allegiance to Al
varez: .s..ass 4.
La Vega has deposed the Cdmmandant Gen.
eral and General Condo has been appointed.
Alvarez has formed his Ministry; Ocampo
Minister of Foreign Affairs; .Commonfort,
Minister of War; Juarez; Minister of the In
terror and Justice, and Presto, Minister of
Finances. $500 90 ss ...e. s.ass soy e8sa
49, ST.. LOUIS, Oct Is =
KANSAS RESPONSIBILITIES from Kansas
state that the election on the I'd inst. was con-
trolled by nonresident Mssoutians. The
ferry boats were plying to and fro during the
day. ass-ss ~ f 4 & sGsa 3, Z
NEW YORK, Oct. Is. 9,
The bank statement for the week, has been
issued, showing more than a usual fuctuation.
The specie has increased $685. 600; the loans
have decreased $455,OO0; the circulation less
by 100000, and the deposits have decreased
$966,0OO. ,sss,s &. ~ e, s.sa q
sv 5sa MEMPHIS, Oct. Is.
About twenty deaths have occurred in the
past three days firm fever. The citizens have
again become alarmed. The Howard Associ-
alton report more &vorably to-day Some OF
the best citizens have died. A great. many
more are sick. a.ieza
CHICAGO, Out. Is.
MURDERED.-Judge Thomas, aclergyman Of
Carroll county, Missouri, was murdered on
the 9th inst, by field slave. The murderer,
was Immediately seized by the neighbors, who
lynched him on the spot.
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pursasise pill could relied sure and per.
that demand extensive trial yirus eoneiu
sSig sesi aEs
m best q Al mn,en hsg ss n0nT bs
has been attempted hrand with that success would
patient hitherto that almost pursssiye
issos MsnS ~ In - raae ~ mncs srininr pair an rel
vusion in the system as 70 more hap lss
or pain. sGss j. All from Bs,y
table, harm can arise any quantity; but
ii. Ss shss nsdieas should y jaaisio
they are applicable are given On ne box among ,ns
Liver Complaint In its yaTious forms Of janndee
aaS aaPsp ss
Pain Lens truth all these but
afford prompt relief in costiveness piles eholie
s1d inquiry I ssSd in
and ever case where apnrgsnye is required ..;.
Srsys Tss9
freely spring year purify the
and the % for the Of
an the and ysgr They pS se
tenn strength body
or the whole asaSs an
EXISTS but dosing should be carried
when sken The thousand in which Physo
the Of aSd
ed this m viii answer better purpose than anything which
are once knGwn the public will no longer dOsss what remedy
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely vegetable harm arise from their use in any
| quau tity. 7sff f.#-A aI A5ak
For minute dreeoPi e hI Bg on box
| A nj r C. "A Y E r,
PsAcTIcAL AND ANALYTIoAIa CHEMIST. LOWELL, MASS.
Price % cents per box s6 6sH SSIs. for u.
/ Keller Farnsey q Co.. Evansville, Ind; e.
IagIe l. Crawford. Owensyille;
Halloek & Parmiter. Princeton; $3.50 ~ 3 fs@esa
O.. b. Bingham. sPstoka;
4 w. j. Whiting Cynthiana Il sf,L sf.tatM fE stA
). E. Jaquess & Co. Poseyvill,; ..s-..e -
4 Messrs. Gardiner Blairsville and VAUDEVILLE;
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin:
| Dr. Thomas Newman md las. Sam son, Mt. YerneA;
Hudspeh Bro. Boonville;
| Bo wers = Sargent. Eewburgh: -. ~.
Adams 4 Campbell. Petersbnrgh
Fred Eakstein, Cincinnati. o :. ard all druggists
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BIN THEW0OD FEMALE ACADEMY,

VENHE fourth Session Of this Institution will
- the hrst Monday Of November pndsr the
a = HsndTiess and Lady The buildings in progress
sgt hd convenient. Ample play grounds deli-htful
sAees Ter the Institution attractive
ton will add much the health and the
The will embrace all he branches of Schemes
usually aught in such SCHOOL, Special be
given the cultivation of the and
young ladies who may be entrusted to the Of the Prn
sipal - 80 - sa~ aaE5 sfsfeff sHEa{sf -ele
TERMS PER sEssIoN'oF FIVE MONTHS: g
Board. Washing, Lights and Fssl %
Tuition IN Primary DePartnent. .......... s 90
y AoNanoed 60 ~ VI
p do :" Senior do .-.....s.......... IL 90 )
Music. Embroidery. the usual terms Ne dedue-
tion made except in Of protr1eted sickness.
in 4svance. atssass-6 Il z.es 80
Pssersburyh, Ind. Sept. 2Ist '55.-oetlo dawn ~.
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o1rMessrs. Keller, Farnsley s. Co., were

or Copeland's Exchange Bank buys Notes
Loans Money, Discounts Bills on New York
buys and sells Exchange on Eastern and
Western Cities, Uncurrent Money, Land War
rants, &c, pays interest on Special Deposits
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Nttps By Gelrgrapb,
REpoRTEp ExpREssLY FoR TAE JouRNAL

OF The Telegraph wires were down last
evening between Vincennes and Louisville.
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FESIALEs 81 FER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woDdAwsl
PRIVATE, MEDICAL C0MPANl0N.s
nP N

standard work Of established repntation. found eansed
the ss1logqssof the great Trade Sales Of New Ysrk
! priaeipai Bookseller. in The Gaised States. %
EVERY woman can here discover. ~ comparing her
with those described the nature CHAR
cause Of her complaint and spared
ferns well the unpleasantness making known
quries Of physician. respect the nubersss
which she subject The wife about becoming
often an advice respect
20 situation which ind This book tells
what's mater and tells do Tor it, in simple
but ehssse wOrds. and such as she can understand,
Those suffering irregularities peculiar
the wob) ELCcs AInUs viii esch ind in iss
Much di trees of mind a. veil thousands peeuuiariiy
tains to the narrase state were understood That
IN are peter Is nas sne
consult converse with medical in respect
In cory .she married omanjs Private Medical Com
female has physl',a5 that Knows and o.:
she TINES without violence her sensitirs-
fE1.raes of letter from gentleman Dayton. ohio.1
Dr. NJ MAuEicE, Ny Dear Sir: Ny vile has been per-
ssptiSy to5 three years in consequences
veq oP apS more ds
9d ss gaag Der life in ss
THIS s,ss of thing; was and resigned myself =
tsinins matters IsasSiag M receipt
t~.s.s5 rind srs ~ ~ ~ - :. @
iesTnins G3c61sTy bssotssuS rfo1i-
was possible But Tor tE ere other y:ar would
wosd grave my children left mOthsrlsss
80 5 rrrs INDIANA AGENTS:
IN AZ O. eve pRigenias:oR; P4Es: Turner.
VILE G. r. James Be1rd Esscs:'
chsnib:gsia EiEhaFs Z J 1L;sgsdGn Eesaf
pissatc. PHI and siHrEI LISTER Evansville y
# R Fl GFs Pest
free) aay part United States Capadas and
ha s Fs e box R ks sRf ss
CITY Publishing oHee No 2s Liberty Street. New OK.
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS, a.,
OPPOalTE HOuRE.

O. D LHoxABD. Gus L. SWEET
ras A NC GSss. I RooMs
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs REAL ESTATE BROKERS
EsPEcTRuLLY tender their service. TO the citizens
and Personal Properly as Houses and Lots Fsrntsre Dry
Geods Hard Groceries aso particular atten
Sssr
a Ss
have and nsrke We win dsvo:s cur whole
res, WIN SCARE efforts
the cnfdenss of all those who sntres hasiass
= ''f '-'' -RsfERSNcEs- -sI.ss
10 pgyABL. Also 8 CO.. Memphis. Tsaa. s.,s s
< af B: s 1Sis. New Orleans q. 49,
Snrs H. = FeLtrs. visss.bsrs. Mis-. asz
E Esi Ns ssvs, G in ohio.
E keal ! ! Sasl,sEar s. Ieni. No:
s. iss :s+'''
+ We AUCTION ROOMS,
old Court House. Corner Of Main and Third streets ins
sS . diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
III assve wen known stand. are now prepared to
household urnitar. hor.ss bug
gs1 says::;, made rs.a s.ssis.s
and Friday nigh.s. At early Eas light.
aadaie Of real estate promptly assndsd
We ar. weekly receiving and have hand large
spindle and sannsteI backs scroll seoOP tops rim
%shosaag ohf.
ssn .
LOUNGES mirrors fine common and misses bedste1ds mat
have on great variety Of notions ewelry
whOlesais or retail. wooLsEY NELSON.