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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-10

BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
i.t Es- SALE -"
le. aa THOMAS Il. WHITE, '.t
sra45 lO5 CANAL STREET NEW ORLEANS,
jts. Wv. I'd --comprisng--, ,a a,it .e
", MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS;
also,
School Books Paper, Pens, etc., Blank Books Writing
Desks; Cap, Note and Wrapping Papers, nz1y1-
Ink &C., &C., &c. 4f.ss f..-i, ts lzAlkA
~ Merchants, Teachers and Others, buy 80
ing to sell, are invited to call and examine GaaasaD
the stock offered for sale above. Terms liberal.
n B. New Publications for sale issued at the
North nar3-1y. THOS. L. WHITE.
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III. p. BUCKLEY.
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No. 8 Camp street, NRW ORLEANS,
NTATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND SILL
w Observation-Disclosures of fine WATCHES for Ladies
Gentlemen of the celebrated makers of England and
Switzerland made to his order expressly in heavy cases.
(silver and gold } and warranted standard fneness
LADIES' Chatelaines and Neck Chaines.
GENTS Guard Fob and Vest Chains, Seals, Keys, &C.
FINGER RINGS Ear Rings Breast Pins, Cuff Pins &c.
| DIAMONDS IN PINS AND RINGS.
sPECTACEs for in gold silver steel frames
SILVERWARE, warranted pure coin, consisting Of
Table, Tea and Desert Spoons Table and Desert Forks
Ladies, Butter Knives Mustard and Salt Spoons Sugar
longs, &C. NH II f..
PLATED WARE consisting of Casters Candlesticks Wait
ers, &C., &c. p. s.l... Il ...=. g.
Having been alwaysin the business
all for repairs will have the strctes attention.
and having every facility formakng portion ola Watch
will be enabled to work on reasonable terms. f.t5
Jewery made to order and repaired Diamonds eset in
the latest style, Canes mounted in gold silver nov5
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''ats s3e@as Look It This! 5- .
DEAUMONTS PATENT STARCH POLISH,
ID composed isingiass gum Arabic, etc. Directions
Put piece the size picayune and add quarter Of
teaspoonful Of salt quart ofstach while boiling. The
above preparation be had at Is cents cake or rs
per dozen, at A. B. RAGAN'S st. Philip st.
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lTAT tDE8LAs I()TTISTANE.-Cour du Gin

10 cases Shoes, assorted izea -
1XS1 Snalitiss, for saie cheap " W. =
n2i6ss r1.7 A. B. Raglan, g and 10 st. Phffp Il.
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~ b .. a... NEW BOOKS. Hasj1i 80 n.
TUST received nj g4 80 s4a = p s5z.l ,a.-r b.
q wOMAN's FAITH--A tale ofsouthern Life. i.s
HOME-By Anna Leland. q Va =. l.,-s. o.. ..,-
HENRI DE LA TOUR-By Frederick Smith
THE OCEAN QUEEN-By author Of Pale Lily.
I ALLEN SINCLAIR-A romance. afj- r=as
IEsIfE's GAZETTE or FAsHIoNs-For March. :
ALSO-A new supply Of
ALONE-By Marion Hariand.
HIDDEN PATH-By Marion Harland. .--E
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Z WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS. e- So -aG ~ q. g
THE ATTACHE IN MADRID. es.st IL. ~ z
SONGS and BALLADS Of AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
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f MACAULAYS HISTORY OF ENGLAND-4 vols.
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Notice to Builders

CONTRACTORS are solicited to estimate upon
" the proposed alterations and repairs to be made
St. Johns Church edce in Thibodaux The plan and spe-
ccons for the work may be found at the Posoce until
the 18th of May next. J. YATES BENNETT.
April rs. 1921
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New Orleans advertisements

Touro IHfirmary,
Corner Of Mar Leren and Guiennie streets Mar O,
THIS Hospital is spacious and conveniently G.,
utted square rom the river, near the shin and s,
boat landings. "il-
DR.. JOSEPH BENSApOS is the Director Of the 1..
ton. and Resident Physician aud Surgeon "'''
Dir. THOS. HUNT is the Visiting Physician and Sur.
TEENS: 'e>oa'
Wards ..;.....'-......-'... 81 80 per day
Wards for Slaves. .................$l 90 ner A.
Professional attendance medicine nursing, diet and lodp.
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Surgical operations charged extra
The location Of the iospt is perfectly healthy and ron
taceous diseases not admitted into the Infrmarv WI"
apr2i ly
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q GAZE, MATCHMAKER AND JEwELER
Il . Corner Of Main and St. Louis - sssok4s.x....>
streets, Thbodoux, takes this op- S2Ns[SS
portunity of informing his friends ESEESAS9s.nGS
and felOw-ctizens and strangers
generally that he has located himself AS above ant
will be found alltmes ready attend to the mendin
and epairing of Watches, Jewelry. &c. ell-ly
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ssi. Ia :. ARCADE HOTEL, 4s.. -.
MagazneSt New Orleans between Gravier and Natchez.
RS. MORSE, Proprietor. ri

-=.i- -1 Il. ARCADE EOIkCL,
MagazneSt New Orleans between Gravier and Natchez.
RS. MORSE, Proprietor. 81
THEPROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY "A
i informs his friends and patrons and the public s=as
generally that this well known and popular estab- 49,
shmen has been thoroughly renovated the past
and throughout large extension Of
has been obtained by the renting the adjoining
portion ofthe buildings which willenabe him to accommodate
much larger number Of customers than last winter.
has been spared by the Proprietor to enable
him to merit continuance Of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exetion will be made
by himself assistants render the soourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable
~ One great convenience attached to this Hotel, 10
hat meals can be had at almost all hours. (ian14.
Ice! Ice! Ice! IT,. iHei,f .:,..s es5
THREE Hundred Tons Of superior Fresh Pond,
Boston, ICE, just landed from brig NJ. Sawyer, and
for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by go 10
mh29 II t,...f = esWe ~ - VIII Raglan.
-5s u&a Groceries. Fl' sf.'' .'=
FRESH CRACKNEL BISCUIT r..., "
IL Is FLOUR; 5.t.seF5 ". sl....l ..,-tssra
:, g ROLL WESTERN, and KEG BUTTER; ..,
So WESTERN and ENGLISH CHEESE;
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OK = SUcceSsOfs TO s. WdS93eFedu d. Co., or
~ Condo street. between Main and Saint Ann, <C
-s4 '.f[ ef- NEW ORLEANS. '.i .'-
"OUSE FURNISHING STORE AND MANU-
Ii FACTORY OF of Tin, SheetIron, and Lead Works;
Importers and dealers in Stoves Crates Cooking Stoves
Japaned Tin Ware Crockery Ware Glass Ware, Britannia
Ware, Hollow Ware, Table Cutlery LAMPS Of every des
cription Lanterns Sugarhouse Lamps Copper Swimmers
and Ladies' Sad rons Ovens, Potts. and all other Castings.
Camphine, Cas- Lard OIL nseed OIL Spirits Turpentine and
PAINTS Of every kind and qualy-the whole at very
duced rates. Nd IT. g+ ',i.l-
Agents for Warmers Force Pumps and Screwed Cast Iron
Pipes For Beebe's Patent Ranges. For Queens Portable
FORCES. For Spratts Lightning Rods. nov10-1y
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HI. FLEMING,
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER,
i offers his services to the public.
~ All orders left at the store Of Messrs Van liew
Beo addressed to him through the Post Oce Will meet
with immediate attention. je23
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JOHN VAIL, ...-........ odd r..
IMPORTER OF WEIGH STATES, SLATE
i fearths, Slabs Tile English Ridge Tile, Fire Bricks&c
Orders from the country attended to with punctuality
and despatch Office 1856 Carondet Corner OF Poydras
street, New Orleans. --..- mh21-1y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

agitation, which call he makes with proper
show of outward patriotism. But who is the
author. of this dangerous agitation? What
party in assuming power, found all peace and
ouietude and confidence, but in a brief time
transformed the country into a bedlam OF agl-
tation? Why President Pierce and the DEM
ocratic party The Slavery question was
ouieter than it had been for many years, when
the present Administration came into power.
The country was in perfect repose. There
was a peace as of Heaven over all things. But
for the basest selfish motions, to crafty the
most corrupt ambition, that of party success
this holy calm was broken up, and the country
thrown into whirl of angry strife, and section
opposed to section and disu1ion once again
made common word on the lips of men who
thought it struck from the American vocabu-
larry forever. Yainly now may the puny hand
of Pierce try to direct the whirlwnd.-
Hypocritical is now his cry Of peace, peace
There is no peace. There can be no peace on
this question far in the future as human vision
may grasp-and upon the heads of the present
basely corrupt Administration rest the conse-
quences which may follow the disrupture o.
the peace which so lately blessed the country
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AMERIc.N CONVENTION.

At regular meeting Of independence Council No. ?,
it unanimously Resolved, That we recommend a
of the American party ofthis congressional
of tn month for the purpose of eleeng delegate to
the National Convention to be held al Philadelphia on
the 2sd day of February nextto nominate candidates for
President and Vice President, and that pm
mend each Township this district to send one or more
delegates to the District Convention. We also
daily invite all American citizens with ut distinction
Of party or sect to cooperate with US.
All urnals favorable to the above cause. time and
and place, will please give it publicity.
III ~ FRANCIS CEssLER Sec'y.
Evansville, Jan. 9Th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

have just learned the particulars of an
outrage at Leavenworth City, from gentle
man who was an eye witness. About five
hundred Missourians crossed the river from
Mo-, on Saturday last, attacked and took
prisoner out of the Jail, who was convicted (by
pro-slavery Judges, the evidence being so
great they could not help it) of arson, and
burnt the Jail. The Office of the Register was
threatened, but the citizens of Leavenworth
told them they would destroy the Herald Of
flee as soon as they returned home, if they
burnt the Register office. The Squatters
were completely taken by surprise, and the
Missourians had them under foot before they
were aware Of their coming over. The crowd
was composed of those who went against Law
renee, they pretending that they had merely
come over to get their discharge
Outrages have also been committed at
Weston, houses burnt because the owners
would not endorse the course of the invaders.
A cannon was discharged into the house ofa
citizen Of Kickapoo which came near taking
his life, his house was burnt; and the house Of
another citizen, merely because they tcere sus-
pectsd Of Syanpatlising a0ih the free State party
/ An officer of the city, appointed by the Bar
ons, was arrested by pro slavery men, tried
and convicted by prO-slayery men, rescued by
1 the same and the jail burnt, ditto, and yet al
these outrages are termed, by this beautiful
party, latg and order. God shield us from al
such law and order. g. A c..
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FIGURING NsTLL FOR SALE

vENHE under offers for sale his FIGURING Mill in the
u of GRANVILLE Illinois, Almost every thing connec-
ted with the Mill new-engne Buss boiling cloths exc
There three with everything
order and calculated to do fine and profitable
There is also connected with the Mill
dwelling fouse we'll arranged for comfort
out houses, etc. To person DESTROYS emharkng in
business of this kind chance is here
seldom be had The country surrounding this
every kind of grain keep the mill
all which be obtained at such prices
the mill prohaba The entire property will
be sold 7able and time
purchase make it If desired
improved land will be taken For further particulars enquire
on the premises JOHN RIGALL.
ans
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Notice Of Sale.
NOTICE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF vANDERBURGH


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF vANDERBURGH
COUNTY.
ordered that there shall be burned Session
of this Court commence the Fourth Monday
the Of completing the unfinished
regular Term the
OF snch other business may regularly this
until said unfinished business regularly dspos
ed 1t is further ordered that all
bnsi aud ali wnes regularly TO testify
the will be ted the
time and place heltng said adjourned
Court and to attend the without further
ton than is herein provided IL further
when this Court adIOdrn its expiration
regular term it will adjourn again at the
House in Evansville said Fourth Monday
tits further ordered that notice tin
ing said burned Session OF this Court
tion of this order least in Of
the der .he direction
JanS-3w JACOB LUNKENHETMER. Clerk
DOUB LIZ ENTRY ESOOk-k EEPENG
VOUNG MEN wishing qualify themselves thoreus hly
and practically business should to attend
of Lessons n the -
Evansville Commercial College.
obtain in this School
ealculable benefit to them. dec2I-5mdImw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

or We commenced sending Daily papers
to Princeton subscribers yesterday by mail
If we have omitted the names of any who
desire the paper, we hope to be promlty not :
fed The paper is cheap, and can certainly
supply the business men of Princeton with
news and markets in advance of any other
source
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

0F Att o'clock yesterday morning the
weather had moderated very considerably. But
by 10 O'Clock the thermometer had fallen 24N!
This was considerable charge for three hours
to bring about.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08
Pierce in q Hail Storm!

From the House proceedings of the Sd, we
extract the following:
Mr. Hale remarked that he was not in his
seat when the Presidents message came in, else
he should have objected to its reception as it
was irregularly sent here. He would not I'M
dertake to state the reasons why the President
took such an extraordinary and unprecedented
course, but Yankees were allowed to guess,
and he would by no means presume to say,
that the President has taken this opportunity
to go down on his knees to the South because
several Southern States are to hold Democra-
tic Conventions about the 9Th of January
(Laughter.)
If that was the case he was sorry the Presi-
dent had taken much pains for nothing, for
there is just as much chance for one of the
Senate pages to be nominated as Mr.. Pierce.
(Laughter.) The President takes up much Of
his message in talking about Central Ameri-
can affairs, but he (Mr. Hale) thought there
was plan in the central of the United States
on which the eyes Of the people are turned
with vastly more attention-namely, Kansas
MIR. H. stated on the authority of Mr.. Calhoun
that the Monroe doctrine, so much talked Of
was originally suggested by the British Cabi-
net. 1t was not the first time the President
had delivered lecture on slavery, but it was
insulting to thes.majorlty of this nation to say,
in effect, that all who disagree with him are
enemies to the Constitution. 2tt'5
lie sternly rebuked such an imputation
God to punish our national PRIDE permitted
Franklin Pierce to occupy the Presidential
chair, and he came down into the arena of DEM
asogues stripped ofeverything which should
clothe him with executive dignity. Laugh
teri
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

OF AS an interesting matter to the LADIES',
we give on the outside a description of New
York fashionable wedding. The gentlemen
needn't grumble, as the article is not intended
for them anyhow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

KANSAS CoRREsPoNDENcE.-We publish to-
day the conclusion of letter from our Kansas
correspondent In this he gives an account OF
the origin of the late Kansas difficulties. 1t
agrees with the intelligence we have already
received. We hope to hear often from George;
and that we may do so, trust he will escape
all further arrests
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

democratic convention held recently in
Vanderburgh county, recommended John Is.
Hall. editor of the Evansville Enquirer, for
nomination for the office Of Secretary of State;
endorsed and approved 'the general policy of
the administration of Joseph a Wright, as
Governor of the State of Indiana" and ex-
pressed "unabated confidence in the integrity
and ability of Gen. Pierce,:' resolving that
''the thanks of the democracy of the nation
are due him for the able, faithful and patriotic
manner in which he has discharged the ardu-
Gus and responsible duties of the Office of
President of the United States"
By Jove! the Vanderburgers are afearless
set Of iocofocos. They don't finch from speak
ing their minds on any subject, and can even,
in the face of the whole country, laud the ad-
ADMINISTRATION of Pierce. Who's afraid? Not
the folk down in the Pocket!
By the way Jesse ID. Bright was not men,
toned by the convention, and the reader, know
ing this will not fail to notice, all the more in
Itelligently, the endorsement and appreciation
of the 'tpolicy' of Wright. We shall see who
has the most sag NIGHT friends in indiana when
| it comes to the tug, Bright or Wright. M
red l1a fI 5st v Madison Banner. ID
Not having seen but one number of the
Enquirer last week, we had entirely over
looked these resolutions. We think it very
proper and appropriate in a meeting that could
recommend Hall for any Office above fence
viewer, there should be a full endorsement Of
Perce's administration, and vice versa. Our
Old Liners have certainly exhibited boldness
bordering on recklessness. But few conventions
of their party have had the temerity to en-
dorse the Pierce administration. Yet in this
case there is some excuse. Several Of the
Evansville clique of Old Liners are officeholders
under this administration, and it is very prop
er in them to endorse the powers which give
them their bread and butter. Indeed, if they
were not very ready with such an endorsement
they might run a great risk of having thei
official heads decapitated. Had the meeting
been composed of the mass of the party ii
this county, instead of a bevy of the leader.
and Office holders, there would scarcely hav,
been an endorsement of Pierce or the laugh
able recommendation Of Hall for the Secretary
: ship
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

0hFThe Cincinnati Commercial of Friday
last says: The magnificent "Star Line' Glen
dale was sold yesterday, by Capt. Geo. w.
Ford to Com 7. Dean and Capts James and
John Butcher for 5000 cash, for the Cincin-
natl and Memphis trade, to fill the place of the
unfortunate Charlestown. She will leave for
Unemployment week, ifnavigation is resumed,
in charge of Capt. Jas. Butcher.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

" Our two big wharf boats have been left
hard aground by the receding waters. But
they are safe from the ice, that's one consola-
ton to the owners.
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NOTICE

NOTICE hereby given that undersigned
~ pointed Administrator of the of Arthur
Johnston late of vanderburgh county deceased Said
Estate is supposed to be inso,vant.
CHARLES McJoHNSToN, Administrator.
Notice of Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that will sell public
Tuesday the 18th day January
Arthur MeJohnston Vanderburgh county decea-
ed all the taken by widow con
ssting of horses hogs sheep hay wagon
farming utensils Ac erei of TIN months will be given
all three dollars the giving
with approved security waing valuation
laws CHARLES McJoHNSTON
jams 3w Administrator
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

PITTSBURGH COAL.
hnGhn BUSHELS pure Black DiamondsrT
q eTOOO at wharf and for sale for cash only, in
lots to sHit purchases by -
Isns ORR SWANSON.
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POSTPONED,

The eighth the Series of Hops Of the Eureka Dan
cling Cluo been postponed from Tuesday the 9th &c
Tuesday the 18th inst, in consequence of til Band DC
ing otherwise engaged that eV ening.
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Sc II should be universally known for it is strictly true
that the of large portion of the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia DarrhGa Cholera Morbus Liver Com
piain and diseases enumerated in City Ia
weekly catalogue DEATHS generally the result
Indigestion Think this all who from dlsOrdered
willing be guided by ayice foun ded
upon perenee; the Dr. HOSTEL
which, q curative inyigorant
alone For safe by pruggss generally
-fa-E HALL0CK & SfODDARD.
deeI3-Wtf 90. sf WO0LSEY & SAWYER.
INDEPENDENTS COUNCIL NOs p
Meets at clock NJ at their Hall Water street.
the once and third Saturdays each
month ottz5dsw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING
THN Undersigned having established at
IA ansyle. is now prepared TO make and repair Bot
Iers-wi satisfaction either Prompt
will be paid to all who I'll him work
Orders may be left with nry Schriber Lamasco
Foundry, Brnkmeyer. Mesker & Co Eagle Foun-
dry tn canal, Main street. JOHN KROPP.
-REFERENCES-
HENRY ScHRIsER. BRISKMEYEk ELUsMAx Co
john HEwsoN, WIN. BOYLE.
EERNASD NURRIE. G. D. EGGLEsToN Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08

KANSAS ConREsroNDEScE.-we publish to-
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6HkAkk LBS Cooking Butter -s aFs ,2sas-s
%OO $50 lbs Western Reserve Table Buttsr, sss
Tallow Candles. Dbl Crushed Sugar.
bbl PulYersed Sugar 10 do New Orleans Sugar.
in store q. ase27 COOKS Family Greessy.
| HpBCEIVED Ter ExPreH-2Oo lbs Copper Rivrts AA&
| aee27 BABcocK BROS
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-06-18
FURNITURE!
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
PIrrsnnRnn-

lObUnhns
NIIE subscriber would respectfully 10
Il form his friends and the public that he has
purchased the interest Uf his Iste partner and
is now sole proprietor Of ibis great Cabinet and
Chair Manufacturing Eslablishmrnt, the most
extensive aud complete Of fhc kind h' the COIN
try.
With stock OfOver one million feet Of rhoice
lumber well scasaned, aud aSInOng force Of
first rate mechanics, be- will commence opera
tiOns in few days, when be- will I've ready tn
attend to the orders ul bis numerous friends and
customers. t.L
A variety Of new styles Of Furniture will Be
Introduced aud sold at low prices.
Particular attention will be given tr the man
ufaciuring Of Furniture suitable for Steamboats,
andHptels which will be sold IN accommodating
terms aud at prices thar will defy competitions.
Cane Seat Chairs made at ihIs establishment
so much admired for durability and DeatDess
Of design " i'll be sold at the reduced prices Of
$3.50 to SS per set Z
Scroll saving and Turning Of all kinds don,
to order.
GFRoOms with Steam power to rent. IN
Veneers, Varnish, hair cloth, Mullny and
Cabinet Makers finding generally always on
hand and will be sold To the ira lie at small
advance on Eastern cash prices.
II. H. RYAN, 81, Fifth ST..
oct 3. Pittsburgh.