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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
ALIEN COUNTY.
nFYibN COUNTY

The 40 feet OF lot No ~ on original plat of town
Port WAYNE. Allen county, mOTtgaged by Edward
Coorlek and Margaret bis wife; Loan Interest," &c
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
Sale of Sinking Fnnd Lands.

NHR following pieces parcels or lots of land, or go
UltDAY THE rHIRTHENTH DAY or DEcEM-
Der NEXT, between the hours OF eight O'CLOCK
A. NJ aed 1--WE O'c Ock p. NJ, at the Court House door,
In the ciy of indianapolis be offered for sale 10 the
highest bIdder-the bid being equal to the amount
chargeable; the same having been morgaged To the
State OF Indiana loans from the sinking Fuhd
and forfeited by the non-paymen' 81 liere" 'her"""'
tO-Wits
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
FULTON COUNTY.

The frac or of the Michigan Road of sec o. co
tanning ia 96-lO0 acres; also the hf OF the g frac
Of the Michigan Road of % containing 10 $500
all Of lands selected in the Indian country for
the Michigan Road; mortyaged by Benjamin G. Poke;
forfeited and sold credit TO Christopher G. Sloan
Loan, interest &c, $685. %.
The Or OF or of sec 1s 80 N 3 Q, containing
40 acres; mortgaged by CORTLAND L. Niccum and Be-
nitha his wife. Loan, interest &c, sl02 40.
The N hf of W or of sec 81 e, containing 9S
acres; moItgaged by Peter p. Meredith and Rebecca
his wife. Loan, interest &C., S326.
Forty-one 33-lOo acres, being part of hf of N or
of sec 30 o, DIVIDED from remainder by a line
parallel with and boundary lines said sec mort
gagged by George W. Lear and Nancy his wife. Loan,
Interest &C., 1924 %.
The W hf offs or OF sec 30 , e, containing so
acres; and also hf offs or of sec 80 e. con-
tai ing 50 6Ol0O acres; and also hf of ar of sec
Is 30 e., containing SIS 70-l00 acres; mortgaged
by Robert Hollyd Loan, interest &c, $3.50 o..
Fifty -nye acres on W end Of hf of n or OF sec
30nr2e, divided from remainder OF or sec by line
parallel with and boundary lines of said sec mort
gagged by Francis F. Friedgen and Catherine his wife
Loan, interest &C., S275 As
The Q frac OF Michigan Road Of sec 40 OF lands
selected In the Indian country containing 10 9-Oe
acres mortgaget by Alexander Chamberlain and Mary
his wife. Loan, interest &c, $500 II.
The Or Of Or OF sec 81 and the or Of n or
of sec IS all in 81 Q, eontaning's0 acres; mort
gagged by Elijah Barns and Sarah A. Barns his wife
Loan, interest &C., S5i5 S.
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
BOONE COUNTY.

Seventy three acres OF the side Of ar Of sec
4tl9r2e q; also % acres of the or Of sec ~
. O. commencing at n @ corner Of said sec, thence
81 rods thence 30 rods thence 81 rods, thence 20
rods to beginning, containing In all 100 acres mofga-
ged samuel H. Stecnbargcr and Mary Jane his wife;
Loan, Interest &C., 1851 20.
The W hi Of ar OF 10 tl9nr2 e, containing
so acres; mortgaged by Samuel X. Hardy ard Sarah
his wife: Loan, Interest &C., S455 -.
Fifty OF land on the south end OF the W nj OF
the or OF sec 49, Is e; morgaged by Patterson
C. Brandenburg and Malinda his wife: Loan, interest
&c, $3.50 Is
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
FOUNTAIN COUNTY.

\ tract Of land beginning 40 rods from cor on
OF line 8 " or OF sec 30 10 W, thence " along
state Road leading from Charlottesville Perrysville
~ rods thence II rods thence e 30 rods,
~ rods themes 80 rods 70 beginning, containing AZ
acres; also W hf OF or Of sec 90 10 g W, con
tanning so acres; mortgaged by David Rawles and
Margaret his vile. Loan, interest, &c, $3.50 50.
The hi Of n Q or Of sec % t20nr7w; also hi of
or OF rec % 81 W, consisting leo acres; mort
gagged by Sophia Clawson Loan, interest," &c, SAB
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

Part Of W hf Of wqr OF sec "a 6r2 W, common
cling at n Of said or Of said thence to W
Of said or thence so rods, thence leo rods
thence so rods to beginning, containing so acres;
mortgaged by Benjamin Sylvester and Ann his wife:
Loan, interest &C., So! GO.
The W hf OF or of sec 7t6 1 W; mortgaged by
Daniel S. Major Loan, interest &c, s573 IS.
The hf of n W or OF sec 81 5r2 W, containing 70
acres; mortgaged by Hugh MeMullen and Nancy his
wife: Loan, interest &c. $1l3 e5.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

The frac hf OF frac sec III 10 W, containing q,
50-1OO acres, except in corner, heretofore
sold 10 John Garret; moItgaged by George wagnon
and Anna his wife: Loan, interes tdc, $50 e4-lo0.
Tn su or OF sec % ~ o. j; mortgaged by Daniel
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11


The Q hf of or of 90 t ls n containing 80
acres; morgaged by Thomas Silver and Sarah his wife,
Loan, interest &C., S562 ls
The or of 4 or and n or of n g or o sec "a /
10 containing 90 acres; mortgaged by Nicholas
Seybert and Hillinah his wife: Loan, interest &c,
Sl76 81.
A part of the e hf ofthe or of 20 e be-
ginning corner of said hf or, thence with line
OF A. Dobson 40 poles, thence $50 poles TO c. McCar-
TVS line, thence with said line 40 poles thence 80
poles to beginning containing 90 acres; also of
n or Of said sec containing 50 acres; mortgaged by
0rsemus Richmond and Mary his wife Loan, interest
&C., 1893 9e.
The N o of e 10 4S-IOO
acres; also or OF or OF 81 n r e, con-
tang 40 acres, and also hf0t or lsnr7e e,
containing 20 acres mortgageC by John II. Cook and
Margaret his wife, and James L. Bell and
forfeited and sold credit 10 James Gray: Loan
terest &C.. s3Ss so.
The hf Of or Of sec lat Is n C g, containing so
aeres mongsged by Samuel Durant and Ann his wife:
Loan, interest &C. $225 Is.
MARION COUNTY.
Lot No and the hf OF lot No In out bleck No w
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
CLAY COUNTY.

The hf of N or of sec "a II W, beginning at
the corner where Thomas and said Cramwells and Car
rO jams land leaving room for good road; thence W
TO top Of second bluf bank on side of Eel River,
thence meandering said bufto where leaves the Ri
ver down to line Of said land to include all Of said
described ine and the or offs or of sec "a III
re w; mortgaged by Lawrence Leonard and Mary his
wife, forfeited and sold credit to John Rose: Loan,
interest &C., 1892 71-lO0.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
MARION COUNTY.

10. No and tn. hf oflo, No 2 in gu. blssl No
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

Tho n W az OF sec "A tnnr3e except tract begin
Mug nj cor Of said Or thence rods, thence Q
Al rods and feet thence 80 rofa. lhenco 81 rods
feet 10 beginning, containing $50 acres morgagrd by
Julius L. Benson and Mafgarc his wiles Loan Interest
&c. e9gf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

The or Of sec 81 l3n, e, containing 6O acres
mortgaged By Moses Harrel and Rebecca his wife,
Loan, interest, &C., S542 "a.
The or of the n or and hf and 5 or OF the
wqr OF sec 49, ID u containing 100 acres, mort
gagged by Samuel Hendrick. Loan, interest," &c, $780,
Is.
The hf of lot no in town of Connersville; mort
gagged by Andrew Hstchkiss and Laura his wife. Loan
interest &c, Sl64 GO
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
100000 REALEsTATE

H-ashfngfoa Sc, .faJ0fns.g the Palmer Bosss,
Have now ENTERED ON THRIR BOOKS mnra thnn
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
ELEHART COUNTY

more or less mortyaged by Peter L. Runyan and Mary
his wife, forfeited and sod on credit to Oliver Crane
Loans interest &c, s535 g.
The OF N Of sec %, I b, Q, and 5
of or of sec %, 81 N, containing so
also lot 90 in the town OF Goshen designated on town
plat; mortaged by Joseph H. Defrees and Mary his
wife. Loan, interest, &c, S434 Is.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

A tract OF land in II corner of or OF
W. beginning at n corner OF said or. thence
south 80 poles, thence 100 poles, thence so poles
thence 20 poles TO beginning, containing 60
mort<aged by Jacob Groveand Eizabe his wife: Loan
Interest, &c, S44S 35-lOO.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

The n Q az Of the wv Or ard the w az Of the "
Of sec Q % W; also hf OF n or Of sec "a n
r W; and also Or OF the W or Of sec 1 p 8
W. containing In ali 200 I4-lOO acres; mortgaged by
Francis G. Kendall; forfeited and sold on credit 10
Abram l.. Voorhees,: Loan, interest c., sos n.
The hi of the or Of sec 90 % T W, contain
ing so acres mortgaged by Jacob Merse and Elizabeth
his vvifa. Ioaninterest &c. SJ42 "a.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
CLINTON COUNTY
The w hf Of the 8 or OF sec % [ % n

Inc nj Oh the ar 0l sec - Z2hrl ", contain
ing so acres; mortgaged by David Barnes and Sari
Barnes his wife: Loan, interest &C., 500 36-l00.
The o hf OF the W or of sec % % mr. G; MOI
feited and sold on credit to William Boyls; Loan,
terest &C., sos 26-100.
The W hi OF the or of sec IL q r I Q contain
ing 80 acres; mortgaged by James Scott and Jane b
wife: Loan, interest &C., 1896.
The hf Of the or OF 81 and the n w or oil Il
n or OF 81 and the qrof the N or OF
all in % e; mortgaged by John Grill and Ma
bis wife; forfeited and sold on credit to Harry d. Rus
Loan, interest &c. 1904 30-l0O.
The hf OF g or of sec II 81 2 e, containir
80 acres; morgaged by Samuel b. Rogers and MalinS
his wife: Loan, interest &c. S543 7O-l0O.
The N W or Of or of sec 81 n r 9 e, containir
80 9I-1O0 acres, except of corner; mortgage
by Isaac Gano and Permiliann his wife, Loan, ntere
&c, S221 1e-I00.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

The hf Of the or Of sec "a 81 4 W; also the
hf of the n or of sec Sc r } W; containing in
all I63 $500 acres mortgaged by Nathan Porter and
Cassandra his wife, forfeited and sold credit to Noah
Francis Loan interest &C., S6O4 S.
The hf of the N or of sec [ IS 3 W, contain
ing " 45-lO0 acres; also hfofhe or OF s. n
", containing l52 5000 also the hf Of the
or OF 81 t36 W, containing so acres; mort
gagged by Eden Shotwell and Mildred a his wife:
Loan, interest &C, S5i2 81.
One hundred and nineteen feet OF the end of lot
No in Block No IA In Michigan City, mortgGged by
Alfred G. Clark; forfeited and sold credit TO viii
liam X Rochester: Loan, interest &c, S55S so
The n hf of the or Of sec 81, and or offs W or
OF sec IS, and or of or Of 81, containing leo
acres; also the or Of or Of %, containing
40 acres; the hf of the or of %, containing 50
acres also the Or OF the or OF sec %, and the
or of he or of 33, containing so acres; alse
the or OF or OF sec % containing 10 acres, also
the HI oil The swqr, and thes Or Of TIE S Or Of
sec Is, and the or OF the or OF sec %, con-
tanning 100 acres; also the or of the ar, and
the or Of the Or OF sec %, containing 90 aeres
also the or of eqr OF %, containing 40 aeres
also the or of the ar OF see p, containing 40
acres; also hf of the or Of 30, containing so
acres; making in all GOO acres Of land, all In said "a
W; also the or of n or of sec T. containing 40
acres; also the or of or of sec 4, containing 40
acres. also or of or Of II. and the or of
or, and the hf of the or OF le, containing
100 acres; also the or OF the or, and the G or
of the wqr of IS. and the hf of the n W or of
10, containing 100 acres; also the or of the
of sec s. containing ~ l2-IOO acres also the
OF the ar, and the hf OF the or of l. con-
tanning 100 acres making in all COZ 2I00 acres in 30
w. and altogether in 33 and 81 l4Ol 12-IOO acres
mortgsged by John Il. Vail and Mary Ann his W fe
Loan, interest &c, $500 80.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25

The Gulf Stream.

1t is a singular fact, that two OF
the most important of the industrial
arts-the extraction OF food from the
soil, aud the transportation OF com
modiues to aud from distant regions,
have, from time immemordl, been
the occupations of the most ignorant
and preludiced classes of mankind.
The sailor, who Witnessed the won
dcrs Of the great deep, was as little
impressed by lis marvellous phenom-
ena as the plowman, who, amidst the
wonderful aud mysterious processes
Of vegetation, whstIed as he went
for want Of thought The boon which
astronomy conferred upon the navi-
gator may be compared to that which
chemistry subsequently afforded to the
apricullurist Yet neither was suffi-
aieut. Vegetable physiology next
uiied the lller of the soil; but the
plower of the deep, ignorant of lis
prevailing winds aud currents, still
mplrlcally followed the devious tracks
of The old yoyagers. Al length Lieu
tenant Maury, of the United States
Navy, by collecting and colIatIng an
immense number Of journals and log
books, was enabled TO produce the
Wind aud Current Charts, than have
caused SO marked a progress in the
arts of navigation. From these charts,
IN their turn, Lieutenant Maury
has written the first Physical Geog-
raphy Of the Sea. The aim Of this
work is, as the author tells us, to
present the gleanlngs from this new
field in manner that may he inIe-
resting aud instructive to all, whelh-
or old or young, ashore or ahoat, who
desire a closer look into the wonders
of the great deep" Cleaning prin-
cipally from the most industrious of
cleaners in the wide field Of science,
let us attempt to describe one of the
most remarkable of all known ocean
ic phenomena-.-lhe mighty current
which ceaselessly flows from west to
east, across the bosom OF the North
Atlantic. The fountain. head Of this
oceai-riyer, as ii may well be termed,
is IN the Gull of Mexico. From
thence it flows nor;h-easlerIy along
the shores of the United States, un-
til ii reaches the banks OF Newlound-
land then stretches across the AT
lantic to the British Islands where II
divides into two par,s--one flowing
norlhward to the Arctic sea, the 9th
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25


Thank God for pleasant weather
Chant it, merry rills :
And clap your hands together,
We exulting bills
Thank Him, teeming valley
Thank him, fruitful plain
For the golden sunshine,
And the silver rain.
Thank God, Of Good the GWcr
Shout it spouiye breeze !
Respond, oh iuneful river!
To the nodding trees
Thank Him, bud and birdIIng
A. ye grow and sing
Mingle ia thanksgiving
Every living thung!
Thank God, with cheerful spirit,
IN glow Of love,
For wha, we here inherit,
And our hopes above
Universal Nature
Revels 30 her birth,
When God. 30 pleasant weather.
SmIles upon the earth
UndcrchG June, Ia ..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25
JfligrGllanGOag.
SALVATOR ROSA:
Observation-Disclosures
Fpon rnr GspnAs or HoyrnAv.
CHAPTER lV, AND LAST.


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through the most s"l'''T! s'iee's III
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cursed 'he au'h"f "i " i"N's'''he"'
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25

fore God At this sight, the pale
ness OF Capuiai's face gave place to
tint of scarlet, his eyes flashed like
lightning, and his mouth was made
up TO otter cprses But Marianna,
with heavenly look, stopped the
thunder.
" My ucle," said she, her hands
joined +" PARDON for him, pardon for
me; do not separate us if you do
not wish hat | should die p'
Aud without giving him time to
answer al present exclaimed -
How cm the iluslrious Signor
Pasqunle Gapuzzi dl Seuegaglia. the
great maser who is the pride of It.
aly, resIstthe tears, the prayers Of the
most beautiful Of women, who i'm
plores hm as father How can
be rcluseto grant his niece to Anto-
MO Scucclil the painter, whose glo-
~ alrcadyequals his genius :"
The mst Intense emotion made
the whole of Cupuzzrs frame palpi-
tate: q when, combat was taking
plaoe "a his soul. Finally, tender
ness triumphed over anger. lie op-
eued hs arms 10 Antonio and his
niece, WIN fell at his feet. When
they rose again, there was no longer
before lhem euher Pasquarello, or
Fnrlnica; the aclor, who had filled
this par with Unanimous applause,
had thrown of bis mask and his dis
guise lenceloub useless.
" What, Salynlor Il was YOU ~
exclaimed at once Capuzzi, Antonio
aud Miranna.
" Yts, my friends" said the great
nrlist, 4 yes, 1t was ! vho played this
part itr your happiness It was /;
for a ysar, the Romans, who despIsed
my pleures aud my poetry, covered
me eyey evening with frenzied ap-
C,o ,;,La,, ',"',e e,,",.,'.,. w. ''L ,I 'op'e ;
,ha ~ no,s ~, e.'"5 ''1.' ""u1' .i,
w. III '''''o" was "'"-
Wv" ,,,,,.. ..,,,i",oI "''''' 'L ,, "Ioso 'ei'
"'O '''''''r1' ''c'' 'o'o'es' Du'
countg
IN i'''v' v 7d''''o'' sa'o OaPuzz|
d" ''' NoI''a"s were not unjust To-
"''u 'u '"' J. ! nave Always ad-
"'''" 'n' N''''u'' "''"ouS,l un'l'
NO" u'''s''"I your person oman,
"l'"i . "'e ''oh yonf Irleod Anio-
"" W Pe'n'''S'oh 20 emo my DAYS
uuue' ne same fooi win my dear
Mu''ap p'' d" NOT ha'leVe mat he
ca" e'' ue jealous ol me- even
s"ou''' ne sometimes see me adven-
'ure " R'ss on 'ne pretty l'Ille hand
oil nY''ece' An uncle IS nearly a
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.

.GORHAM d ROWLETT are in receipt OF
~ their first shipment of Spring Goods, to
which they respectfully call the attention OF
their patrons andthe public. They would call
the attention Of the Ladies particularly to their
stock of Fancy Dress Goods, &C., which have
been selected with much care and in good taste.
Their stock Of Dress Goods consists in part OF
Rich Paris Organdies;
Rich Swiss Lawns;
Rich Glasgow Lawns:
Rich Printed Cambrics:
Rich Paris Chintz Iaconet:
Rich Satin stripe Tiss les;
Rich Paris Tissue Robes;
Rich Chaelia Robes;
Rich Berege Robes;
Rich Chintz Powered Robes;
Satin Stripe Pampadore:
Satin Plaid Tissues;
Rich Chinese Berege Robes;
Rich Or andie Robes;
ri h Chintz Robes;
Rich Paris Robes;
Rich Striped Foulard Silks,
Silk Founced Robes;
Black Grape lspafan:
Black and White e eyes, double width;
Black and White Organizes,
Black and Lavender Berege Robes.
Wick sburp April 4
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02

~ office.

T WILL on the ED day of May next al
4 Commissioner, in pursuance of decree
rendered at the late term of The Vice Chan
Gerry Court of the Middle District of the
State Of Mississippi. in the case of AIS.
caldwelland wife, VS. Mary A. Hurt, ct ais.
offer for sale to the highest idder in the
town OF 81 on, Carroll county and State Of
Mississippi. between theusual hours, Ger
tain parcel of lands to-wit; Nor east az
and south west quarter, and south east or
and west half OF north west quarter CT sec.
ton 81. township 8. range one west Also
west hall OF section 6. township II. range
one west. Also. north epst quarter of sec
ton one. township II, range 9 west. Also
lots nos IA and rs. in section 90, township
il, range one west. Also, lots nos 3, 9, /
8 CT 8 10 II l2,in Sc ton *32, township
10, range one west, also west half of South
west quarter dissection SO. township i8 range
one west, containing about l6 hundred
acres. Terms of said sale are one third
cash, remainder in one and twoTears, notes
with approved security, with deed and
trust on land.
II. II. soUTHWoRTH.
April 10, 48 st.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02
FasIljOnabIe Clothing and
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT

n EIGIITON a. BARBOT, Corner st. Charles
IL and Canal Streets, l6 Park Place, ~ III
Have constantly on hand superior assortment OF
Fashionable Clothing, guaranteed to be of the
best work manship and as the latest styles com
prising Frock and Dress Goats, Overcoats, Pa liz
falcons and vests, Dressing and Mourning robes,
etc. Also Gentlemen's Furnish re Goods, Con-
sistng in part of Hosiery, SusPenders. Cfavats.
Scarfs, Neckties, umb elias, Merino undersh RS
and drawers. Shaker flannel shirts, Silk shirts
and drawers. Leiehton's Premium Shirts A
full supply Of these celebrated ins at all times
on hand and Of such variety Of si7es aud styles
as viii enable them te please the most fastidious
N B-~kthlng and Shirts made to order.
LEIGHTON & BARBOTt, Corner St. Charlie:
and Canal sts., New Orleans. and i6 Pork Place
New York. april 90 AZ iy.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02
NEW GOODS.

NTE are prepared to exhibit general as
w sortment of everything pertaining to the
Dry Goods business. We are in ceipt o.
Staple Goods; p ints: beached and unbeached
Domestcs; Sheetngs: Linen and cotton shirt
ings, brown and bleached birds eye diaper;
Crash and toweling, of all descriptions; Plaid
and striped Marlboro cotton Goods for servar ts
Cottonades; Planters Linen and Russia Duck;
Linen and cotton checks; brown Linen; white
and b.own Jeans.
Fancy Goods. Barage, Grenadine and floun-
ced organde Robes; Printed Jaconets and
Linens; Ginghams, Muslins, Brliants, &c.
Whit Goods. Real White Swiss; dotted
White Swiss; Plain and checa Jaconets; Null,
and Nansook Lawns; Dim ty and pure Iris
Linens;
Han kerchiefs Embr'd, Corded. Hemstich
ed and Linon Cambria Hdk'fs; Gents do. do;
Boots and Shoes,
Ryan's best Caters. Bootecs, Slippers and
Buskns, for ladies' wear Ryan's Oxford
Ties pegged and sewed; and superior, calf-skin
pump-soled boots for gents. Ryans Misses
and Children's Shoes. of all kinds and sizes
Ryan's Ladies' embr'd and Parodi Slippers
Clothing and Hats.
| Soft, light French Cashmere Hats, for
summer wear. Alpaca. Linen, Black Cloth
and Marseilles Coats. Black Doe skin and
family Cashmere Pants White and colored
Duck Pants, shrunk; Cuff and white Marseil-
les Vests, Figured Marseiiles vests; Plain and
Grass Vests
Collars and Sets,
Jaconet and Muslin Collars. Maltese Collars;
! Mourning Collars; Muslin and Jaconet Sets
White Grape sets, Mourning sets;
! We respectfully solicit the attention of our
friends and the pubic to our stock. Orders
/ lied with care.
COWAN, CHAPLIN g. JACK
| Virk Sburcr anril