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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-17

NJ, lapeat;on. understand that
. ,.t.nt h,s been taken out for pressing
!. .,o..ed blood Of animals into cakes,
-, d,yi.e them with currents Of hot air.
!, !. ,ferards ground to powder in q ma
~. n IN that state is used by sugar
,.a.su and dyers. The Serious portion Of
!. Md which has been pressed out, is
~ Ike the clotted parts, and is supplied
,.e,l;co printers for using with their colors.
H.,etofors the blood has only been used
!, 1. natural state-in which It is often
6licult To obtain.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-17

o. The Great Republic, the largest
clipPsr ID the world, built BY Donald Me-
K,y, Boston, IN running between Marseil.
lss nd tie Crimea for the French Gov
enment, has frequently, with a common
single reef.op sail breeze, outsailed the
aeeasst aeanships afloat. An English
merhast, Who had made two passages in
her asred 10000 for nine months
chauer, which was declined on the ground
that ,he was doing better in her present
eaejoymenf 5
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-17

Tha uners;gned would respectfully inform the people
of TerfebOnne that he has established himself in HOama
where he intends carry the above businesses,
extensive scale Planters and others having work in his
line invited 10 give him trial. he h confident that
he is fully able give satisfaction all. He has in his
employ Of the best horse shoers in the State and Al
work in that line warranted.
He would respectfully solicit share of the patronage
u he public. AS. ROSE.
Houma. October re- ls55-iy14-ly 80
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-17

Hsaiiag ii Isras.-The last number
9 V Bfazos Statesman, Published 1t
Waen speaksof 1 deer hunt which recently
~ placs near that village. One Of The
lists, i less than one hour after start.
= out, killed sise deer, At tho shots .
fsetiy god luck, We call that. -
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-17

4 HAPfr fA1rLr.-Ncp Case Of Fx-
'ias-The New Haven Register tells Us
IL 6lmer in Connecticut recently
- i % old hollow stump, no less than
fss snakes, three squirrels, and a coon
y dIisen to herd together by the hard
vialsr. 4 political parlance they had
' and Ill for the purpose Of keep
iassaln.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-17
4 NNUALS AND GIFT BOOKs-A

Is, with Plain Futed and Fancy Handles-selecsed pur
posely for our retail trade.
ALSO-French English and American Hair Brushes
in Buffalo and Fancy Wood Handle Just received and
for sale Ut the HOUMA DRUG STORE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

HsWe see porllcal party pre-.
senting candidates for The Presidenc,
and Vice Presidency. selected for III,
first time from the Free States alone
with the avowe ! purpose of electinl
these candidates by sufrages Of on,
part Of the Union only. to rule owe,
the whole United States. Ed Presi
dent Falmore's Speech.
Ills historically untrue that grea'
party has now for the Grst time chosel
its candidates exclusively from free o,
from Slave States. Mr.. Buchanan
undoubtedly supported De Witt Gin
ton and Jared Ingersoll, the Fedora
candidate for President and Vic,
President in 1879, both from Ere,
States; be likewise supported jackson
and Calhoun. both from slave States
in 1894. and again in 1928. Mr.. FIJI.
more supported John @. Adams and
Richard Rush. both from Free States
in 1898. and William II. Harrison and
Francis Granger. both from Free States
IN 1896. II the South do not want I,
vote for Fremont. ,liat is their look
out. The people Of the North hav.
somehow got It into their head, tina
they are capable Of selecting their owr
men. without asking their would-b,
Masters s ssal tt 81.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

wanting to maintain that autho rity 10
the Union wh'chis absolutely essential
70 the maintenance OF their own iioer-
ties, and which has more than once In
dlcsted n" purpose OF d'sposing OF the
fuoiic Lands IN SUCH way rs wouio
make every settler upon taem frec'
holder.
nthc People intrust 70 me the ad'
minlstration OF the Government, the
laws OF Congress IN relation to the Ter
ritories shall DC faithfully executed
All It's authority shall DO exerted In aid
OF the National VIII to re-estao''sh the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18
A New Recruit for Prem ant.

The Religious Press has always
stood MOOT from politics until now
Ru. the Pulpit and the Press are uni
ting In the cause Of Freedom aud Fac
MONT. The iadspsadee' Of this week
makes formal announce ment Of lis
entering the campaign, - follows:
"The Independent will enter the
field side by side with all who desire
to do battle Tor truth. juwiee and
humanity. With all the power God
may give Il. Il will urge the Christian
public to do with their might what
their hands find to do TO saws our DO
loved coun,ry from the death grasp OF
Slavery. twill advocate Freedom
Of Speech. Freedom Of the Press, Ere,
Soil. Free Men. and ----FRE.MoS1
for the next President Those VIII,
think religious paper should not thus
freely Join with the secular press IN
doing this extraordinary work. arr
informed that the matter has beer
calmly considered. the cost counted
and the conclusion deliberately and
conscieniiously arrived at. that duty u
God and man precludes a moment,
hesitation a.. TO the course which ought
10 be taken by this paper"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

The bill proposes that the President
and Senate shall appoint Five CommIs.
sioners. = majority. Tor three) Of whom
shall have entire control over the &C.
ton Of delegates In Kansas to form
State Constitution. IL proposes that,
undcr their direction, and under regula.
tons to be issued by the Secretary Of
the Interior, all tho citizens OF Kansas
shall record their names on the 4th Of
July, To-day .l--and that. In November.
these men and no others shall be allow.
ed TO vote. Now. Douglas, Toombs g.
Co. know perfectly we'll that more than
half the Frce-Statc men OF Kansas have
been driven out by violence, and cannot
possibly be there to register their names
They know that all their leaders are
either in prison or In exile, and that in.
dic'ments for treason are pending
against them. They know that the
Territory Il fall Of Missouri men. who
have taken pose session Of It and will be
on hand to record tkeir names. They
know that the whole machinery Of Gov
eminent in kansas, -legislative, exec
ukft0 oIu III TIC ndnuo o.
the Pro-Slavery men; and that they will
have, therefore. an overwhelming al
vantage Ia such an election as they pro-
pose. And IL 10 this conviction which
h % led them to propose it. Nothing
but the most absolute certainty that this
bill will aid them in their grand pur-
pose Ito make Kansas a Slave State,
would ever have induced them to bring il
forward.
We trust the House Of Representa-
tives will arrest measuse so fatal to
Freedom In Kansas ss this bill will
prove to be. 1.-THE Government Of Kan
sas is to be pus in Comm ission. lee that
Commission be named in the Bill. To
clothe the Presiden, with any such au
thority is a monstrous departure from
Republican principles, which nothi ny
but the domineering spirit Of Slavery
could yer have forced upon the repre-.
sentatives OF freemen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

Woops HAR RKsroE ArfvE.--Prof. Wood, the
renowned dseovorsr 81 tho Invaluable Hair 10
stosahve stIli continues 10 labor 10 behalf Of the
afictcd. HIS medicines are universally al Untitled
by the American Press 70 be Gar superior TO al
Others Tor causing tho hair on tho head OF th'
aged. that has bean sIiverod for many years, g.
grow forth with 10 much vigor aud luxnriance A.
whom pleased with the advantage ofyoulh. Thor
can be no doubt that u one Of The greatest dis
covories In thc medical worio. 10 restores por.
manenty era, hair TO lie original color and makes
II assume a beautiful siIky texture, which hs.
boon very desirabIe In all ages OF the world.--
[Cindnnati Daily SUM-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

Just e. We we're going 70 press, on Last
Wsdnesdsy morning, we met with q
very serious accident, in the shape Of
pyine form. Hence. any mistakes on
tAIs PAGE will be attributable TO that
'ses. The forturn says u Is the first
ferm he ever ped. and hopes Il win be
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
of Real Estate.

NOTICE IL hereby given that IN pursuance with
~ an order Of tbs Court Of Common Pleas 81
Franklin County, nj the Jul, term thereof. 1855.
will sell al public sale on The 9th day Of August
1896. on the pre- nI>es, tho following described 70
Il estate, belonging to the Estate OF Isaac Davis
licensed. TO wit; A part Of the south west quar-
'er Of elton - Town .. OF range one west, ans
bounded a. follows: beginning the no rih- west cor
ser OF said quarter section. themes South 40 poe-
thence East with the vsriatio" Of the degree q
thence West a. pole 70 the place Of beginning, an,
containing ~ acres. more or less.
The widow vii, Join IN said sale and release u
no purchaser her dover interest. said land I.
90 sod 10 pay the debts or sad deceased. ,
TERMS of SALEs-une-haif Of Tho purchas
money cash In hand, and the balance n be paid Il
~ months. secured BY rote with approved secuf
ny. waiyins benefit of valuation or apprzisemen
avs. with Interest from date OF sale.
Julyil4i JOHN X. LEE, Admin istfator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18
CANAL BOAT
. GLE ~ WA YESlEs %
capt VIM eUnrER

WILL make regu,sririps weekly from Ashland.
w fayeite county, 70 Cincinnati. touching ~
Laurel. Mvtanora, Brook Vile. Rochester. and
other desirable points. Cor Frele land Passengers
rhss Wayneu will Isase Ashiuud. laurel. aud
Metaniofa, for the city, On Mondays. and Brook
Vile on Tnesdays OF each week, and fcturning.
viii leave the city on Fridays-reaeh Brook willie.
Netamora, Laurel and Ashland, on Saturdays Of
csch week tt'f ~ ~
Tho ..wayne"is prepared 70 do all kinds OF
<hipl<nH. and from The long cxperieneo 81 Capt.
S'sdter. persons wishing 20 sad produce 10 th~
city, for safe. viii nnd " 10 ther ntervst 70
trust u With him 81 - t.|fi
Tue" wayne- viii receive aud discharge her
freIghts nt Che Warehouses OF Linck a Fnrquhar,
upper landing, " not otherwise directed, where
ample ARA g~ments III be prep srud Cor tipping
all kinda Of Produce, Flour aud Merchandise.
Country merchants, Mniors. aud Hiack smiths
are respectful, solicitcd fora share Of their pat
msya FARauHAR q co., Agents
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

a. ,.ss w. - -'' = s''r'' :" W." WIN y
- =. : - =. = = - - +.
Letter froua Obadiah prinele "a Cav
'''7' E WRIGHT
Nonru Fopr pe,,a,r c,~xxl
...,1'- - 80 Julv ',sss
Nv DrAn Gov. Joxv:-Ths Fusion.
ssts IN heer has yos N. ,.l,;n liz.
ao;nl Thew ssv tbst vbas WON s.;d =,
Noblevil about our rr;ncinIes heinz
nsshional and ,hsru sectional ;sen'
correct. They are trien to make i,
apoear that cur rlatf,rm dons, tech
be ouesticns At issue: bu, that their
principles and their platform isent ca.
pabls Of but one .exolnnstiou--tb.t /,
l. plain and uneouivocal ON slavery
extension, on Pacific Railroad. and on
everything else. And Dear Gov.
whss keeps me most Uneasy is. that
they have got some Of the Old Liners
skeaFed for fear our platform is pro
slavery.
Personally. You know. dear Joey,
No don't kser noshin about slavery
extension no way. Buff we say so,
Nd here on Prugle Greek. We are
sn sshed forsvsrmore. Now I'm goin
to gu xyest way to git rs out Of this
trouble. Ga. viii There is not a
soath~rn paper taken up here BY aoy
Old Liner, and Ill bet my Democracy
sgin pArsnip that there wont be.
for We don't went 10 see any Of 'em
tiII alter the election. Now. II / knoie
the Fu>ioness wouldent take any. VIZ
would jest d~clnir that the South was
in favor Of Kansas bein tree. Gov,
how wouli that do? Let Us know
freely. We wont move a reg without
your constitutional advice.
Ia obedience to our arrangement,
dear Gov, ! shall report your speech
on PsingIs Geek You held the oon-
ssitution in ysur hand. you know. all
The time, and sometimes you would
hug IL up across your abdomen. in
sieh majestic style. that II forcibIy
brouuht 70 nv recollection the sub
lime poetic stfusion OF Bill Brown. n
which he ssys-"Ssge he stood. with
broad AtIsntean belly Ct to bear the
weight Of Southern Monarchiss; his
presence drew audience and attention
still a. night or summers noontide air.
while thus he spske.. &c. Here.
Gov. rllinsroducs your speech. (viz J
s'Gentlemen and fellow Democrats
--AIways elect Jour smsrtest man for
School Trustee; your next smar,est for
Road Supervisor; your next for Justice
o. the Peace: aud IL you have any
man that Is about half fool.
elect HIM to Congress" &c. (Lsugh-
trr and chalrs-long and repeated
chairs.)
Nav Gov. that's rivht: them's nv
sentiments. and you know the Demnc-
rsoy has always acted on that princi-
pie. The balance Of your speech. my
dear Jay. you will 6nd reported 10
the ..Prinals Greek Intslliyencsr, I"
which IN send you soon.
Gov I wss tickled that dsv Al The
vsv voa mounted our National Pla,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

ISfsH.-Jast received smoked iIaIbu,, White
u VI sh and MackeSci wholesale and retail by
juiyif w. l.. FAKauHAR a. Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18
GH4R zEEaa
RAILROAD ELECTION.

UVIE STOCK holders OF tho Cincinnati, tpdlanaI,o.
III lie aud cnieaeo Railroad Company arc hereby
nntinsd tha an election Tor 10 nlrcc,orr OF saii
Company will bo hodsn NJ tho once Of the Coin.
pany IA bfookvllls. on tho 10Th day VI tuiy no n
boz wsen tho haurs Of 10 ana O'Clock y. N. OF
said day, under tho management OF &. n. Bentley.
J. n. Fafquhar, and J. q. Adair, Judges Of sslJ
Election. JOHN WYNN.
iuna 90 IN kuoN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18
Hats!

WE are lust receivingou spring stock OF SILK
w Fur, WOOL. Panama, loghern, Palm Loaf
Canton, aud Straw Hats. Also nice assortment
OF Caps of various colours
nprll N r.. BAkEh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

IRON AND NAILS.
THE undersigned have aud will Away keen ON
hands general assortment OF Iron and Malls,
suited 70 theuaie-low foy each. 1.l :
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

LouIsvIiIu Lime AID Coment.
Trace, Halter and Breast Chains, khovels
Spades. ioes--tias straw aud Manure fofks.---
All of which will be sold Cor a small advance on
Cincinnati Wholesale price for csss o. APPROVED
COUNTRY rEobusf.
csIi and esamIne our stocks one door south OF
Linek a. farquhar's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

II 0, BAKER SELLS CHEAPER AND BET.
Is tsr ciothing thsn nuy house 10 the mar
Tot. They also keeps nno stook OF Furnishint
Loc-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18
GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. Q Commercial Row,
ROCKVILLE; IND.
VIM. l.. FARQUHAR Il CO..

uAvsnow opened. and MI keep constantly on
III maud. a general aud eompletr assortment OF
osoesaiss. which they onsr al prices ~ low az
cats. Mr. Fafquhar having had much experience
in this branch af trade. naiters himself that oso.
exsIns can be furnished BY wHotKsALri n this mar
krt bat a snAps Anoss ttNciSsAfi PAGES and ~
retail 10 Induce tho purchasers 10 ray cAsn bows.
Their atock consists In part Of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

lust RECEIVED. 10 hif bis Mackefci, 3 hif bic
aprss W. l.. F.nsuH.R a Co.'S.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18
H. LORING & CO.,
MT NADAET INN

MANUFACTURERS OF CHAIN PUMPS, PRO-
MI pose 10 supply the people OF franklin count.
with an excolet article Of this pump. az The low
sst possible rates. All pumps set by them ait
warranted ~ give ontre satisfaction.
may on Ans
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

VIoLIys.-If you wan, gooi Violin 90 ~
' July n w. l.. FARounAs n Go.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

DURE LIQUORS. for medicinal pnvposes only
L We have 10 store pure Port Wine, Cossia
5randy and whisky.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

DowDER.-Jasi received Kegs Rife and Ca,
july %y' II i'"'''' WI F..arm.. q Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

anlmositles. operating on q powerful
class banded toy ether by a common To-.
terest. A practical remedy 10 the i'd.
mission oil Kansas into the Union % Z
Free State. The South should. In my
judgment, earnestly desire such consum.
nation. Il would vindIcste Ito good
faith. II would correct the mistake OF
the repeal; and the North having prac-
tcally the benefit OF the agreement be.
tween the two sections, would be- saiis-
fed and good feeling be restored. The
measure 10 perfectly consistent with the
honor OF the South and vital TO lie la
terests. Tina, fatal act which gave birth
10 this purely sectional strife, origina.
ting Ia the scheme to take from Free
Labor the country secured 70 Il by sol.
emn covenant, cannot 10 to soou ,lis-
armed OF its pernicious force. The on.
" genial region Of tho middle lstitudes
left to the emIgrsnts OF tho Northern
States for homes cannot be conquered
from the Free Laborers who have long
considered u ss set apart to them In ouI
Inheritance. without provoking q des'
perato struggle. Whatever may be the
persistence ofthe particular class which
seems ready to hazard every thing Tor the
success OF the unjust scheme Il has par
TALLY effected, ] firmly believe that the
great hesrtof the nation. which throb'
with the patriotism OF the Freemen o.
both sections. will have power 10 over.
come Il. They will look to tho rlght'
secured TO them by the Constitution o
/, tho Union 10 the best safeguard from the
; oppression OF the class which, by mo-
nopoIy Of the Soil and Of Slave Labor I.
ill II, might In time reduce them TO The
extremity Of labo,ing upon tho same
terms with the slaves. The great body
OF Nom laveholding FroeEsn. inclu
ding thvse OF the South, upon whos'
welfare Slavery Is an Opt ession will SCI
that the power OF tho General Govern
, ment over the Public Lands may be ben
cfcially exerted 10 advance their inter
, ests and secure their independence
knowing this, their SURFACES will not b
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-18

T-IIIIII ~ ObAbIAH INtNULEs
p. 8. Gov. the part Of your
speech which | have reported is the
most inseres,in' part Of IL. And you
will observe thar il is reported verbatim
ct hfsrafis. ct sps;i al en-. ef stamp Of
en-. It shake your head at sn'. 81 sqaali
az sm. Gsv.. cine up agin; its mighty
patriotic IN you 10 leave J our duties ut
home. and come out into the country
and pestifog for the forcible extension
Of slavery intoo Kansns--caase that
uast b did. 0. +.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18
Daniel Copsou

MANUFACTURES Of sssh, Doors and Blinds,
VI keokuk, Iawa.
An common sres on hand, and particular stres
supplied to order. liberal discount % country
merchants teb20dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18

1855

ID OCULAR heokuk and st. Louis Packets This
IN old and popular line Of Steamers will run two
daily lines of steamers between Keokuk and ST. Lou
isduring the present The tines are compos-
cd of the following stsunch and speedy boats:
Westemer, johnson, Master.
Kcokuk, Matson, Master.
Quincy, new boat
One Of which will leave Keokuk daily, at 9
o'clock y, Quincy ats n, and arrive At st. Louis
ne II morning, 1T o. 'clock.
Express Mail Lins--The Sam Gaty, Heaight
Master, viii leave 'kcokuk daily, At rx, tdinnei
on board and connect q Quincy at r y, with tbs
St Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford Master,
and arrive at st. Louisncxt morningat 5 o'clock.
These lines are composed Of boats whose name,
alone are sn6cient guarantee Of their speed and nc
commodation. feb2sdtf
NA- Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
boat at ?. NJ, and connect AZ Quincy with connect
ing train on N. c. Railroad for Chicago and tn.
east can take the Burlington boat at Montrose a
2P. ~, and connect at Burlington with the evening
tarin on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad fo
Chicago and the east.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18
At COST FOR CASH.
lust RECElyED.

A I the sign of the Big Shoe on Main Street, near
< \ corner ef 3D.. another invoice If Gents, La
dies, Misses and Children q wear, comprising all
the styles Of the season. and to which constant
additionsarc b~ing made by fresh arrivals. The re-
mainder Of the stock purchased from the late firm
Of odell Matless, We will close out nj cost aud b.
low cost, in order 10 make room for other goods
the way. All persons wishing bargains in ou,
line, are requested 10 cali and examine for them
selves. We will also make to order. al the shortes
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen's and Ladies wear
from the best material and in the style, gooe
| ft being guaranteed in all cases.
myiSd HUISkAMP A MATLESS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-18
VhOIesdIe 0f1d Hef0tI.
aMrch 10 1856 dAwly
!. ". JOHNSTON,

J.. ". JOHNSTON,
r UNDERTAKEN, Corner Of johnson and
" Third Streets.
Carries on the business of Undertaking In all its
branches. He has recently made extensive additions
his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
mpersious to air and inicstructiblc, highly orna
mented and invaluable for the preservation OK tho
dead. we'll cofhns Of every style and 6nsh fur
nished 10 order.
earses and carriages furnished and the entire ar
rangements Of the funeral attended to when required
keokuk. April IL, 1886 dy
WAGONS! WAGONS WAGONS
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
l. and Main Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Having
| purchased the before named establishment and
| made large additions TO il, We man ufac-
turing of the best ONO TIMBER including the stssa
bent feiios, tno her timber for wheels being used
/ in this establishmcnt,l WAGONS OF EVERY VA
| RIETY, HACKS, PEDDlING WAGONS, CARTS,
/ lWHEEL-BARROWS, CULTINAT0RS, AN D
| PLDWs, in style and work rkmanshp equal 70 any In
| the Western States. As use none but the best
material. and employ none but the best mechanics,
we feel confident Of being able to obyiate the ne
cessity, to those who will give a call. Of send-
ing either to Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
| in our line.
~ B.--A good stock Of Plows and Wagons con-
s,antly hand to supply purchasers ut the short
est notice. Those wishing to purchase can save
time and money by calling at the corner of 18th
aud Main streets. FREEMAN KNOW LES.
aVrh -du 1N