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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

LIME-Rock aud continues dali aud nominal last sales a,
Common, and + GOT tor Lump.
MOLASsES in moderate demand aud fmi the
sass to DAY are not important. r,.. 8. n .,.,. 4,
maud At rather figures 400 bbs SIC cash aud
retal lots S7iQSse. Guide i, steady Common Resin is
say ,aes 80 bbs at 62 soat and delivered In fine
qualities learn 81 further saes Tar IN good request al
the sdg4nee sala go bbs accidentally omitted in
62 te sale Of 800 bbls reported in last issue
usspnted should read 81 10 g bb. Pitch 10 nominal
Oils English LrSeed under favorable advice. abroad
request sales $50 arise including
tran.psl under above quotation and
IS es,As an dock at e also 600 gallon. from store at 81
continue iIB Manufactured OILS are qset Lard Oh firmly
held at the aivsRee Olive 0s IN steady re9as. sSles
quarts Nd - Hid*i "a for pnts LaTe OIL dull st 50
PKoVIsIoNs-A firm market for Pork, but the aasra /.
sh; 40 g oI N.ss; 47 l5 for regular Prime and
81 oy - s. g Ds fSa das :S a.. the
sr u. trade sae Of goo bs: .s 81 ga SO Is for
Nee, dsI2 fs extra DO prime Mes quiet I5a
sie Beef H,1o: s.s dull at slSe To- sasog yeIy scarce
sales Of Is hid. at 0iale. Cut Meats and ia
pc Shoulders Lao Es and 10 fair Ter me
home trade sales OF so bhs aud tes ne Butter
Cbs,.- !. in fsif demand ~ Es. are .a.bs q, isSe
RICE steady aud moderately aetIe sales Of 80 81
SUGARS continue firm ard fair request Spe;ustor.
peig lots here and there AMI the trade AMI par
Cuba az for the former AID hose Tor tho latter. Also 40
SPICES We heard OF sales Of Is BAG. Pimen,o a, III.
sKlNS-,Ve notice a sale Of 1900 70 uisnor Texas Deer
Al lfr.
sEEDS-Rsngh FLAX Timothy and Clover Seed. have not
varied msereAy OF Calcutta Liuseed learn sale. a.
Boston OF so arrive At something shove 81 30 clsh
hPELTER-Thv demand is moderate; holders arc firm At
90 ~
sHOr ste. " az d7i, for Drop and Buck le y cen,
's.h BA Lead 10 ressly Al sc.
TISThe msrEs, r Tin Plates con'ryss duh a. $I 2jD
II NJ Tor brsr.js, and eii dsl 69 me IA
With REAL sale. to To jobbns Trails al latter rate
& Cole 'sls IN moderate the obbns tsds
aht reduction forn..r figures ,ks Tergs sue
y ssGfds9
TEAS bsys u.' very quiet bu, price. s.sn Ihe sraues
TOBACCo-Ne Istee furter sNss " W hid. Ecl.uckYs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

AISfATvar ALhAElc......ru!s
Ah-sbt'.... G5s sets........ 7;ji Moos-Sets. SO
HSh THIS
e-bAy Usok.. s:S Gov. Issud.. g. n o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

M,LroN SEARS our Agent for the sale Of THE Tsisys
PArERsoy,NJ. De Wi serve THg TMsrSE " any -" :"
DC city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
Charleston, g. c., June 70, 1856.

Az. c.pto,r. ssvs: We learn from Capt Tmn Of the
Isbaa at hts poit that he passed In lat ehd lou
Of The i.Iad Birds Island (which s laid dowa on
The chart in lat rs n and between Ions 5 and 1851 and was
upsbe 70 discover them He states that his chr'nometef vas
correct also that the weather was Clear ~nsn 20
passed the lat and Ion indicated on the chart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

" R-1be stock OF Goods above mentioned being pledged
for Of accounts drafts England and the Uned
t. noted on the other side liabilities il resus that bal
Of proceeds alone TO be looked TO for rseabe doa
flor among general creditors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

Totsl fZfo.fVOI W
From this amount may be Deducted about one-third
10 allow for depi eciation upon invoice cost, Tor
charses erro of account, &c, winch must eh-
isl but of which accurate estimate can be
formed until accounts and sales are reneered
from England America ana O.Aei $4,000 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

EEw-YORK cLAssiFlCAIIo
ITnlands FLORIDA. Mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04

Inc. IS ~ Inc. H7,z5V DEC I0V'oIF 1lc' '57'7f
Reducing the wheat to -four, the excess in the re-
ceipts of flour is equal to log, 7os bbls.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
the principle articles produce left at tide water from
the commencement of navigation to the 22d of June
:oI,.;,.. 5r,;n, tha year, "a 1873 and ls56.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
Additions al by the America.

New YORK, May s.
1t is reported that Britain gives way on the
Central American question, but will not recall
Mr. Champion.
The news brought by the America is to the
26th ult, three days later than by the steamer
North America.
The London Star states that the Cabinet de-
cided on the 22d, on the American question,
and will make concessions in the matter of
Central American affairs, but have determined
not to recall Mr.. Champion.
The papers relating to Central American af-
fairs have been laid before Parliament, but no
action has yet been taken upon them
The enlistment documents would be ready
in few days.
The London papers have succeeded in OBJ
tanning an advance copy of the treaty ofpeace.
1t comprises thirty-four rticles and is not
much different from what wa. anticipated.
The Black Sea is neutralized. All the
strongholds on its shores are forbidden and in
terdicted to all war ships except for police
purposes.
The Danube is freed, Russia making some
slight concessions of the frontier of Bessara-
bia.
Kars and Crimea are mutually retained.
The service remains as at present.
MOlQaVla ana w alaCnla are TO nave COn-
stitution, which a commissioner is to prepare
at once.
There is no further news of interest.
LoNDoN.-The French army is being placed
on peace footing.
The naval review of Spithead, to-day, was
composed of $40 steamers, carrying three thou
sand guns, managed by 10000 seamen.
LATER.-Lord Clarendon has declined the
Il - h.
VIENNA, 18.-The King of Prussia ratified
peace on Friday last.
There was a Turkish ratification at Constan.
tinople on the 18th.
| Crimea letters from the camp are to the 18th
inst. The preparations are continued for the
departure of the army.
| Gen. Pellissier reviewed the whole army OF
the 18th. Gen. Luders and many other Rus
sian officers were present.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
SATURDAY. May /

SATURDAY. May IL.
EMMA BROWN. from Wabash to Evansville.
BALTIMORE. from Keokuk to Louisville.
GLENDALE from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
GREA~ WEST. from St. Louis to Pittsburg.
NoRTHEERR. from st. Louis to Louisville
ALVIN ADAMS. from Louisville to st. Louis.
YoRKTowS No. 2. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
MESoSGAHALE BELLE. from Pittsburg to Mississippi.
MEMPHIS from Cincinnati to Memphis.
STATESMAN. from Cincinnati to St. Louis.
TENNESSEE BELLE. from Cincinnati to Keokuk.
VIRGINIA, from Louisville TO New Orleans.
RAINBOW, from Louisville to Henderson and back.
LUCY MAY. from St. Louis to Pittsburg.
b. GREEN. from Greeu River to Evansville.
SARENcEA, from Pittsburg to st. Louis. -.
WEN. ARvIN. from Memphis to Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

JOHN HEWSON vs. JAMES AND ELIZABETH ENNIS
Sale Court House door May 2h lot No. Is in Block Al
in the t. Enlargement Of Evansville
WIN. II. LAW VIM. AND JANE HY DE.-Sale Court
House door, May 2sh of North half of lot in Block rs in
LamAsco city.
NATHAN R0WLEY VS.. VIM WHITTLES Ely. Sale on
decree foreclosure Court House door, May To- between
years. middle Of the
of T. nship south of 10 Fee simple
will be sold if other does satisfy decree and
A GUMIERTS vs.. VICTOR BISCH Sale on execution
Court House door, May TO- bet 10 and O'Clock and
profits years in deieit of which fee smpls-Lots
Evansville
JOHN GREEK VS.. "A. x. W. oARPENTER.-sale at
House door and clock. May 18TH oflots
Nos 3. and in B. No. in Greeksyille. county
OF Vanderhurgh.
L. H. SCOTT vs.. JOHN AND CHRISTINA HELBIG.-
Sale Court House door bet. 10 and O'Clock May 5th lot
No. 2 in b. No. l3s in Lamasco city.
FRED SCHULTZ. RHODES ROGERS EFT AL VS.. JNo.
HELBIG.-Sale nine executions of lots Nos and in
Block No 3S in Lamasco city, st the Court House DOOR
May 18th.
GEO. FRORHLICK AND P. HEFFERMAN VI. MAR
GARET ROQUEF. NJ. GAVISK EFT AL.-Sale at Court
House door, May DO of the Public square in Evans
line of said quarter point S feet distant from the line
the alley dividing said quarter lot No
0s the original Plan OF said city, running thence right
Main street. ard parallel with said dividing alley
parallel Main and along the alley aforesaid
1864 toward Third thence ri hit angles Main
and parallel said alley dividing said from
said lot 1S Main and thence along Main street
eighteen three fourth feet the place of beginning.
ARCH. @. SULLIVAN ANDA. K. W. CARPENTER
2h. lots Nos and Block 25 Fourth Enlargement, in
Lamaseo.
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Foreign Commercial.

MISUNDERSTANDING; prices shade higher
= Corn has advanced Is.
Wheat: trife higher.
Money; is easier. Consols are quoted at 925S@93.
Manchester auction Brokers quote -four tribe higher
and buy ers demand a reduction. %
Flour; sitter and trins higher: Western canal at o6
32s good Ohio 35s@35s6d Brown & Sh1plty report
81 es of Southern -four Friday 334s; good Ohio $751;
Western white heat 10s3d l0s6d; red 6s2dQ96s6d.
Wheat; also trih higher.
Corn: advanced Is Cd; sales at29930s
Provisions; market firm at previous rates.
Pork; firm and market bare; Western mess 6ns. Me-
Henry quot, beef unsettled with small speculative de-
maud.
Bacon; buoyant, with active demand; sales Of mddles
at 53sCa54s6d. s-
Lard; advanced Cd; sales of good at 53s. a--s
Cheese; wanted.
Tallow; weak and transactions small at 49s.
Tea; steady.
Sugar; active and prices advanced6d9ls
Molasses shade higher.
Coffee; firm.
Lftseed Oil; declined; sales at 32933e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12

- Saturday was dull day at the wharf
But few steamboat arrivals, yet good deal of
freight awaiting shipment.
- The river was falling slowly at Pitts
burgh last Friday with little over s feet in
channel. Also falling at Cincinnati and Louis
vile.
80 The fast Memphis packet Wm Garvin
arrived here from that City last Saturday az
ternoon. She may be expected down to-mor-
row morning, for Memphis.
- The big steamer Virginia was busily
engaged last Saturday afternoon and night ta-
king ON freight for the South, and she departed
with a full load.
- The Tennessee Belle was here Satur-
day morning with heavy freight for St.
Louis and Keokuk We thank Messrs. Vim
cent and Conant, of the Office, for late Cincin-
natl papers.
-W We thank our friends of the Alvin
Adams for package of Louisville papers left
us last Saturday morning. This popular
packet will be here again next Wednesday
evening from st. Louis.
- Shipments were made last Saturday
at the following rates:
Neu Orleans obacco, 81 per hid; Pork,
SOC per Dbl; Flour Soc; Pound Freights, zoe.
Wheeling-Flour 35c per bbl;' Pork, Soc;
pound freights, 25c.
Judging from the heavy shipments Of
freights from Terre Haute to this place by the
railroad, there Is very little prospect at that
place Of rise soon in the Wabash of any i'm
portance. There was slight rise from Terre
Haute down last week
- The Bowling Green came in Saturday
afternoon from Green River. She did not
bring full load owing to the water bsing over
the banks and interfering with the taking in
r of freight. She brought the following: so ties
, hams, 81 hhds tobacco, for Crane, Cook G. Co.:
% hhds tobacco, Howard & Brown; hhds
hams, 2. H. Cook; 20 SKIS flour, l hid hams,
Carson &c Hershberger.
a gentleman takes the trouble to pub
fish card in a Louisville paper, certifying
G. that he made the trip from ST. Louis to Louis
vile in four hours. We hope he has the docu.
- ments, although we shouldn't think of deny.
ing any statment as to the running of the AL
g win Adams betokening remarkable speed. We
a. only wish to suggest in this case that she
must have taken some cross cut. The gen
2 tleman probably meant to say forty-four hours
- The Ohio Belle a Cincinnati packet ar
rived from New Orleans yesterday with larg
r 4 Al.
The trade to Cincinnati has declined so fas
that their small squad of boats have to out int
- our trade to getalong- Lou. Cow. s.
According to the same argument, the trade
of Louisville is also rapidly declining. He
boats made considerable cuts and very fat cut
into the Evansville trade for support
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
PuRI,,C SAEEt

MSY Yirune yanderburgh Circuit Court
made its April term 1856 rendered suit fer
ritisn wherein John James plaintiff and Lewis James
others The undersigned
will sale at public auction at the Court House
Evansville the 18th day of May 1856, the wing des
eribed real estate. wit;
All that part of fractional section No twelve CID in
Township No. "a southof No. (Io) west in
Vanderburgh county Indiana thus Beginning
stake the West line of said fractional section at point
chain south of the north of sad
section running from thence $50 seventx 6) chains
to the bank OF Ohio river thence down said river
4 west twelve chains and twenty links; thence north
west seventy ~ chains the line of said fraction al
section thence with said line beginning
Cynthia Brown.
ALsoA that part the Southwest quarter of section
No one 90, in the Township and Range afo raiaid t. witt
FIFTY eight being the middle of said South
west and is forty o chains and fifty 5o links in
length from North to South and o chains in width
from East being that portion of said
section recorded in order at page ITO of the
Records of the Vtnderburgh Probate Eighteen aad
the North end being the life
of Cynthia Brown
TERNsene half the purchase money 10 paid in cash
the remainder to be paid in four mouths from the day
sale purchaser giving notes with approved security
waving relief from valuation aprrsismen laws and bear
ing interests from date. TdOS. Il. GARVIN.
ap26-4w Commissioner,
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than the following, which we take from an ex-
change, and republish as giving very different
particulars:
WASHINGTON, May s, P. NJ.
Mr.. Herbert, one of the Representatives in
Congress from California, had difficulty this
morning with the head waiter at Wizards
Hotel, during which the former shot the latter,
causing death instantly. The circumstance
has caused the utmost excitement.
Mr.. Herbert is said to be very quiet and
inofensiye man, and the cause of the quarrel
is not yet known.
The circumstances as near as can at present
be ascertained are, that while eating a late
breakfast waiter gave Mr.. H. some insolencc
when the latter called for another waiter who,
on coming, was also insoient. They were then
Joined by two or three others and commenced
an assault with chairs, plates and dishes upon
Mr.. Herbert. They grappled him. and gen
tleman who interfered was roughly handled
and had to retreat Mr.. Herbert only fired
when it became evident that their design was
to kill him. After he shot the head waiter,
the assault was continued by two others until
rescue was effected by the friends of Mr.. Her
bert. Mr.. Herbert is aided by eminent coun-
sci and accompanied by Gen. Lane and Mr.
McRay, of California. who witnessed the whole
affair
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
Gge Dalg yon, /

OF Persons building stores or dwellings
should bear in mind that a fine article Of glass
for windows is essential for handsome build
ing. Keller, Farnsley & Co., have superior
article of French window glass which is very
transparent, and can be sold at trife above
the ordinary glass. Call and see it before pur-
chasing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
wEmOvAE

ANOLBURN & HERSHBERGER hays removed their
~ stock Mattresses the building lately
by Mr. Hughes Water door Canal Bank.
where they will keep constantly hand Wholesale and
retail large Mattresses of all sizes and kinds
Viz Spring Cotton. Moss Shuck. Hair aud Jenny Lind
ALso-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALSo-Cotton. Moss Hair Shuek and Feather Pillows
hattrasse made order anil to give satsse
tion Those in article will call
The attention Country Merchants particularly invited
our stock Main St. next doerto Canal Bank Evansville
Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

N.Y. ORLEANS. May 6, p. NJ.
Cotton; sales day of 10 coo bales. The steamers
news had favorable effect upon the market prices
sitter, but not quotaby higher. sales of middlngs
at IOl4 9IO6c. Sugar 774ac. Moasses IS &c' Flour.
good Ohio at Sc 1917. Corn; Indian 44G94jc. NJ ess
Pork; pr q shade lower; sales at Sl9DSl6 l2h
Lard declined Il; prime 93S Freghts Cotton to Lir.
erpool ll3s; do to Havre z. Sterling exchange 95s
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

GUn2er this head will always be found correct statement
and time o sales.1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
spRING TnAnE OPEN
1856.
1856.
LIZ -

IS2nG ~ ~ Snn p af M; amin; 10Y
comprising every variety and kind of Mems Women 8
Misses Boys Youth and Ohdrens Boots Shoes Caters
Baskins. Slippers. which they call the attention
trade Those goods purchased early and selected
from the and desirable stock offered in the Eastern
markets HENDRICKS & McREA.
mh2I First st. Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

DoZ Demijohns O. s. gallons 10 boxes gross
- pipe heads bags ass'd CorEs doE bal doz
wooden grain shoves dsz lemon dog
wooden barrels fol sale BE-
anIT & HEIMANN-
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IsORINsON 8 RROTHER !.

IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS IN
SILKS, FANCY DRESS GOODS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS.
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery,
TRIMMINGS, BONNETS, MANTILLAS. &C..
No 446 Main st.. betw. Fifth and Sixth. Lou, Ky.
WNToULD call the attention of buyers to their eonpees
" stock of Goods mhich constantly being replenishea
by daily receipts Adams and American Express o. ALI
the desirable styles of Dress Goods &C. imported
the Meachants visiting the market always
rely finding complete throughout the
resultant New York continually
plid with every thing in demand. apl2-1md&w
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res. ALKoK. CRAIG. o. TRUMAN.
SPRING STOCK 1885,

HAYES, CRAIG q co.
Main Corner Fourth streets Louisville KY and re Wssf
St., New York.
XXyH0 dealers in Hats. Caps ana Stfsw Goods
w have in store and are in dsiy rsosipt Of the
most pete goods in their he 20 found In
any establishments West of New York City. We nov
selling do Indisna Merchants and
Others favorable tefms snd at ss low prices the
articles be bought in Of the Eastern markets.
Of our assertion. apIs-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
FINE WALL PAPERs-UPHOLsTER WORH

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
CHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
- ment First street. large assortment Of Wall Paper
from es the fin gilded comprising every
thing beautiful description Id this line. They
keep everything appertaning upholstery and cover
chairs Sofas superior style Having just ENLARGED
to accommodate increased business.
prepared receive customers, and show them
| large oek and low price,. ap2e-tf
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THE LITTLE MAN
BTG BTo Q Tx.

= - Nl5I Il. - - .
Who dress person in Wool Linen Silk or Cotton
ENvERY Gentleman desires neatly tastiIy
IA e eminenty proper that this should the
of and we have noticed that nearlv all the
deniEens of cur city Pureh base their Glothngst
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
The Shooting Case.
WASHINGTON, Ma

Justices Smith and Birch. before whom the
investigation was had of the case of Herbert,
charged with killing Heating, delivered their
opinion this morning They say latter a care
full examination of the evidence. we feel it to
be duty we owe alike to the defendent and
the government that the ends of justice may
be fully met, to send this matter to the crimi-
nal court of the District That tribunal is
considered to be the proper one to grant or re-
fuse the application of the defendent for dis
charge as to the application for his admission
to bail. We are divided in our opinion. We
therefore commit the defendent to the Gus
tody of the U. S. Marshal, until he be dis
charged in due course of law. 4"
The dsfendent's counsel made immediate ap-
plication to Criminal Court judge for his re-
lease by writ of Aabeas corpus.
Fillibuster Meeting.
New YORK, May 10.
The Fillibuster meeting last light was large
ly attended. Judge Dean. General Welbridge
and Rynders made speeches. Letters of SYM
pathy were read from Gen. Cass and Judge
Marion of Georgia. A committee was APP
pointed to raise subscriptions.
The steamer Ericsson sailed at noon to-day
for Liverpool with 80 passengers but no specie.
BALTIMORE, May 10.
A party OF 100 men left here, said to be des-
tined for Nicaragua per steamer Orizaba. They
were organized into two companies, and were
mostly from the interior of the State.
The U. S. steamer Water Witch arrived at
Washington to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-12
western Star Clothing st,

under the Pavilion Hotel Water Sycamore
Everything in the line Clothing and Furnishing Goods
may be ready made or order only the best
manner end style. but at the very lowest prices.
general of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
bags and VaIses everything that gentleman
you may find at the Western Star. ap3
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Shooting BY a Congressmaa.

We published on Saturday dispatch later
than the following, which we take from an ex-
change, and republish as giving very different
nartic1larS.
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NEW EAnIILY GROCERY.

NET stock and taken the formerly
w occupied by Bacon & Co., Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
stock with for future supplies ushes
promising citizens Evansville and vicinity
great articles Family Groceries
house Being determined exsrtion
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat-
ronage us trial. Goods delivered free of charge.
mhIs HERSHBERGER & CARSON