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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25
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NNuN.JHN, April II, l,'|.
Tho lI.l,s was last week engaged iu thc
Constellation Ut che " Deficiency 1871 ]" ia
c1mmit.r, or the whole. and after cutting
down lgtvosn i.ro and ilr.. million, Of dob
frr,, u,k,l on O. ,hr same hy way ct
amrnlmru, 10 ,hg senate reported tho IilI
% thr House with the recommendation that
i,nv.
m, ,yIsn.. ofthc National government,
have bc,omc enormous The expenditure.
OF last YEAR viii amour, 20 about usl'p
mlIoH,. 81 much or doe economy Of thi,
Administration.
" past administration ior cytrausanec,
corruption, and waste Of publ, money, can
scarcely begin o. c1mpar, with ,ho pr, ~.
Ton millions were >Iaaulrryi away in one
sum 20 buy stripe miserable Mexican
Territory, known a. the Mi~,lln Valley
over which % max, a SIs''rrH Pacific Rail.
road. or c1uycr, into a Shy, State. b..
tween one and two million. more were
,quanl.rri hy the last Congress. % print
AMI publish rr the Use Of member. thr,'
works, known a. the Pacific Railroad Sur.
wy. Lieut.. Guli,'s Report. Of Expenditure,
To Chill and Commodore rsrry's japanese
Expedition.
Another grand scheme to plumber ,hc
Treasury was started ahou, two years aso,
to 20 up into Maryland some f'is,a milc.
and take water out Of the Potomac aud
bring into this city.
They hay, ALREADY obtained BY vote Of
the hs, Congress, over three hundred thou.
and dollars, and with thi. begun the work
Oh a sale that god engineers ay will, IL
ever completed, cost Zen Millions. They
commenced laying a pipo min, ~, in diam
,tgr. Thcynow ak three hundred thousand
more Of this Cou-r,ys--ihe senate voted It
blu, the House thus hr stands up firmly
against it. Whether they will hereafter
give in and allow this wholesale scheme II
plumber to g, on, remains 20 be seen. Two
other sources OF never ending expense, are
the Army, and Navy. :, long ~ Congress
will vote the money, there will bc c1ntin-
ual system Of fHaageriHg kept up to cx.
pend il. The war now going on hstwccn
the authorities Of Oregon and Washington
Territories and the Indians, was commence
ca, and is now kept up by lawless dcprcda-
tilns committed on tho friendly Indians by
the whites.
We have this on the authority Of Gen.
Wool and the Commissioners on Indian at
fairs. Tho Florida war was Of the same
character In order to kcgp up a warlike
demonstration and increase tho drain upon
the Trcasury-thc last Congress passed a
law creating four new Regiments and adj
ding the sane to the regular army-and
now there is project on foot to get an ap-
preparation TO build irl por ,rar steamers in
addition to those ordered 70 be built by the
last Congress; and yet nobody who knows
anything about our foreign relations is weak
, enough 70 think there is the least probable.
~ Of any war between this government aud
any foreign power
Then again, there is connected with the
, Navy Department, more than a regiment OF
officers Of different grades, who serve their
country by LafHg about in our large cities
, dong nothing, and yet are under JuR pay
. Many Of these 4" Peter Funk patriots have
. not smclt "sal, water A" for ten years, anc
yet such has been the power Of these oa:iaj
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25
Judge DavI,.-.Lcri,In'nrc U,urra'ion



.'Iler o,v.,- .-rr-, m,I1.enrIl.-orn.'
uWhstIr 90 Hrs'
- decd uIihar,n name
Su,Ssrru'.
Tho Revolutionary Dynasty, of which
Samuel Wei. form. tho b,al, AMI phjn,ha.
Esm-. figures toward. che rrnr, has at last
rerrr,a,ri a lrcl which will ron-icu III.
name, OF every one engaged in the plot, "a
political inhmy and everlasting disgrace.
Tho removal II Judge Davis, will b. "a
plague spot that will stick o. every member
orth1 &" Eump parlnmon, Legislature Of
1856, while they live, and tarul.h and dis
grace their memories after they are dead.
Every one Of these uurTins dsmaso-io-
will lr marked ave, branded with ,hc mark
It Cain upon their iorehcals, aud there It
will stick, aud they will b. ppiutol at by
al honest men hereafter, a. q ~ or incor-
risihle political sinners, whom God ia his
iuGuit, mercy ha. spared from his wrath,
tha, they might be punished ior their sins
ia hn world by IN outraged, iusultod pc,-
pie.
n these men have any srns, of feeling len
they must hate hm,n'ro. For this act Of
d,srotic u.urration, they have no excuse,
nothing tn Justify them loforr God or their
country. aud when arraisnci before the
hirhr,, judicial Court known to the Cons,i.
tuition, the '1rv1gn p,ors, a. they will
lc) they will, like condemned criminals,
stand ,p-.si'r", trembling at the wrath to
come.
When we consider the wickcincss Of tho
act. the mrma," Of the thing, the sneakius
manner in which it was brought about
when we think of grave legislature hiding
themselves away in " dark La1i0rH eau
cusls. afraid Of the light OF day, and there
night after night, trying and coudrmnlng a
hi,h Judicial officer bhiad hes bah, and like
a hand Of traitors oou,rrirg to strike down
the Independence Of the Judiciary, and put
all it, member. upon a political rack-,whcn
We find thcs5 Jacobins ,iaJgEc at the rights
Of the people, secretly connecting schemes
and dcyi.lng plans, that will, II carried out,
place every mans life and property in jco-
plrdy aud ut the mercy Of mob Violence
when We .ec men transferring the Legislature
Of our State from the senate Chamber and
Representative. Hall, down into the has"-
msnt story,-whcnswc SIC a " Spanish m
gui,,noa substituted for" Magma Charta -
and the forms Of law duly observed as mere
mockcri,s,-whcn we consider all these
things, ii. in vain we look for prototype,
erep in the drrs agc'."
Tho men who committed these nagrant
acts, are, every ono Of them, doo"'d men
their political fate is sealed beyond rcdcmp-
tion-thcy ar, politically dead, and the poo
pie have only to h" stand IaoI and me
coGa, pass"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

tho prospect or a portion % Der Gihcr''
vaUh.
They were soon aNsr m,-risl, AMI Nr.
Ariius handsome mansion was thrown pen
O. tie crowd OF friend. who gathered % Wit
urSs Minuic's wedding.
R,l5rc che dly arrived. however. the story
of Mtnuic's rvs, bah hcc'm' ram'roi forth
in the village. and Rohy finding himself
and M, s,l6,b principle, TOO much th' topic
ore,uvrS,ti1u, found q, convenient t1lrlyr
rln,nt for som, other E.ld of labor
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PARIS, MAINE, APRIL 2i, 1856.
rrrl,uFp rviEY FRIDAY MORNING M
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Editorial Correspondence.

Wvm>.Tuy. ArrI Is, l,if
Wr,r urrnrrov. w propose in th.
l.rrr 90 give Oh, Main, Delegation in C.n.
-r-- passing u5tIrc,-of c1ur>' having
our humble III 5ut II the pr rammo. And
frs,wevHI h-.iu with ths Hon. H,v>mu
uvtrv. Mr. lllmlin, a. ,ur rr,'.r- wen
know .ha.lrr- hrruinruhliclis. Whsnuuit-
v.rr- Er was elected o. the House of Err-
r-.uatiyr. u aur own State, and su'.r.
4urut'y hl. hrgu RETURNED Erc u, six time.
Uurir. ,hr,r u' thc.r terms hr hl, held the
urcr Of speaker OF tho IIlu.s, a pct which
he GIrI O. the ra,ir. satisfaction of an
o. has served two mIl term. 30 ,hs q. ).
U.re af Representative, and 0u iho death
ur the lmut.l Fairfield wa, elected o. thr
~.u1tr ufthr United States. aul subsequent
lyat ths expiration Of .a.I term wa. r-lcct-
cd fr six ygars. IIis Tr..snt torn will sy-
pip. o., fourth Of March, l,'7. In bah
Unuss ir Cgusr-s, Nr II,mlin has alway,
uk.ua high rank as a jr'ltsr-whi'r ur
man Zoo Cor-rrss ever hhurI more Undue
tr.Hu,'v 1uI faithfully or Or. constituents.
%, ra. long held ,hc r~raut.h'r ros, %
Chairman ur t.e Committee ou Commerce
iu thr Sruatr, a position alike honorable 90
lim,.ll AMI ihe stat, Of Maine. OF Mr.
rlamltu', ackuuvl.lsrI ability a, a public
speaker, We uorl Oy nothing tar the poo-
~, ur Maine SNOW him 40 over che state .
hut .a JUSTICE % him, We Will add 90 m.a-
.- arflrSar'. holds NOR. influential 20
s,iln 30 that high l,ci,h,i,, body. or Ia
hsr, with greater fidelity % rr1mat, the in-
t.r.s., AMI -aa'l De rights %! Die c5u,iiiu-
cats.
Hon. wv Pgrr FrsDprv, the colleague
Of Mr. lIaml,n in tho Senate. is too well
known 90 ucyJ avgry extended NOTICE. Like
Mr. llamllu, Do commenced bis public ca
r,rr m the HOUSE of Representative, in
Maine, 20 which body be has hron many
years q member. llr also scr,oI ono term
.
I" '', u .'' ~ d. pr, '''',''.s D" ,'''7'
.' ','' "' was .'.'..' 10 '", '' :. '.''.''.
i'7 SIX y'aT. Mr' 7. - % u''n'' eloquent
speaker and Use hi' colleague always when
,T-akta- BOO Che senate. e'mmaal' attention.
~. matters entrusted 90 hi' ,aT'aTe prompt
.v attended o., and he lah0rs iuigsirious!y
AMI defends fr1r,g's'y what De believes % b.
right. - a lawyer he stand. at the head
af tbe profession in Maine. Our own STATE
never was NOR, ably represented in theS,u-
a, than at thr rr->ru; time; aud IL j. %
Ii.rau.rmsut % any member Of this con-
fL.ury o. .lv. that 20, other Soir IN Hr
T'4.sa In thi. particular. s,aud- l,l5rc her.
Hon. I.n,rl w,suurEv, in, from the
9Th district. Is now ryir. out his third
term in ths IIauo. Mr.. Wa,hburn Wa,
.-,--,l war. , member AZ IN, Maine Ic-i..
l,.,r, ,,l wifi, ,lsr, r,rk,l omor- An,
r..r,r- r--.,.-. NJ n. r,r,v In ~, rr,.
..-, C,r.-...l.t,rl. ~, rIs,7r.i,l. -.
r.r.rCr-frr,r ,r,r, Com,rit,o, an Flee.
f,o,. n ,r,r, which circumstance have
rendered m5rs inpor,an, than almo,. any
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

Ox ms Frrr AGAiN. Col. John Abbott
Aas ut last found another bcrth, in tlc Office
Of the Eastern Times, at Bath, where he
succeed. Mr.. Newman as editor and propri-
ctor. Pcrdition John, has had a hard time
Of it in connection with Smart, and we hope
that in his arrangement with Collector Bod
G,h no may find q smoother career, and not
b. % uncercmOniJusly set slriit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

TE PLrNNTE. The April Number Of
this elegant little periodical is at hand. As
its title indicates, it is designed to he a COM
panion for youth, and 1t will bo found TO b.
an agreeable an interesting ono. Every little
hoy and girl should have it. VIM Guild
4 Co., publishers, Boston. Price 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

The Portland Steam Navigation Com.
pany have recently added to lrcir line new
steamer, recently built at New York. She
is Of 1000 tons burlcu, lcngth 90 feet,
breadth 80 fcct, depth Of hold 10 fcct.
Cant. Knights has tho command. This
steamer will be run in connection with the
Forest City, while the Atlantic is % b. kept
rs a spare boat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

So. Pans DRAuATrc Gun. Some Of the
young people at South Paris, have recently
Organized company under the above name,
and gave their fret exhibition on wednesday
evening. They play again on Thursday
evening Of next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

The troops called into service in Portland
on the 81 Of June last, were paid OF, by
Gen Atwood, on Friday last. The three
companies received about 1900 each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

Eas.ur,s at the Locomotive Woyk, was
never lrttrr. The complay have just com
rl,.-l splendid new locomotive which
tssy will ship 10 Wilmington, NC, in a day
APP two. IL s 10 run on the SpE,auhur,
AMI Union Railroad They have recently
r.,sir,I orders % make two locomotives Tor
tls Pa7aua road, and six ilr the uTFsE end
5f,hs G.,nl Trunk Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

W. cannot far'car calm: the attention
of our reader, 20 that most significant r1Ii,.
zeal fact, which the doing. Of thc municipal
Government II the city Of Portland Ju.t
installed IN Office, enable us 70 record. We
alluIr. or course, tp the sgDlarr rTuiia'i5H
Of" p. Barncs, the acknowledged baf.r
u tho onslaught cgainst the judiciary Il the
Stately the city government, in their re-
ual 10 elect him City Solicitor. NJ ono
iil morc.-irwc except tho"GuhcrnatorAl
Originator. than did this same "P.
Barnes" in engineering the unprecedented
outrage against Judge Davis through the
Caucus, anI consequently through "ho'h
Houses I" and no more emphatic rchukc
could be administered To hi. acts, than the
election Of Mr.. SWEET over him, as City So
lcator, coming as it does from this Govern
men, Of NJ, own City, and moro especially
from officers who hare l1el o'oi-d "Hr' ne
q" karin " ci iurp'ia.
Six months since, "P. Barnes w COM
m1ndci more. and T.. u. VI. SWEET less, po.
litiral influence in Portland, than any other
man in that city, but not only tho people
have set mark upon him, Tor ther'sults Of
hi- late political leadership, bot even the
political Office holder. Of his own city, and
Of his own political stripc, have recorded
language not 10 H. misunderstood, that II
the striking down Of member Of the SUI
rrcmc Judicial Court, is the result Of his
counsel, they want none such Tor their guild
ancc. Surely
d" n 3. brave % he 1fuvsi-to sCr
The crowd with pointed 6nger ory that he"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

Alp TOR Kansas. Tho Bangor Wing
states that the contributions in that city in
aid Of the Free State settlers Of Kansas have
reached the sum Of si7s, and gas has bccn
received from Brewer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

That such cases do frequently occur, we
think no wcll.informed and experienced ply
stefan can deny"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25
Examine their Actions.

Examine their Actions.
We place boforcour readers the name, Of
thoso men who took part in the foul decd Of
ovcrtlrowing the Judiciary Of our State.
Men who play prominent part in any die
tineuishng event, whether the same bc pro-
ductiyc Of good or evil consequences, are
sure 70 obtain a degree Of notoricty, aud the
character Of this notoricty will in a great
measure correspond with the manner in
which they arc identified with the action.
Of these men there are two classes ranged
under the respective sides Of yea and nay.
The fr.t n these declare uiat for the pur.
pose ofgntiying party spite, and satisfy
ing their dcpravcd appctitcT Tor revenge,
they will ignore all respect Tor the will OF
their constituents, set at naught all regard
Tor tho independence Of our judicial system,
and tell the justices that 50 long as their de-
ci'ions conform to tho "powcr' that be-"
and no longer, can the remain in Office.
Their bcst efforts are used 90 prevent this
wauton assault upon the main pillar Of our
Government, and 10 prevent such rcvolu-
tionary proceedings Their names arc b.
fore you. Mark them well, and then pass
judgmcu, upon them. you conceive the
course pursued by the majority 20 bc right
and one which will best mhscrvc the in
terosts Of This State, say, with them, W..
Ifnot. and You believe that fraud, violence,
and the exercise Of " extreme force " in the
carrying out u doubtful measurr-, and the
exercise ofqucs,iona5lc authority, {, unius.
tifahlc. .'ditiou' and revolutionary. sav
with The minority Nay The conduct Of
your public servants j. sct before YOU, aud
awaits YOUR approval ryourcondomnation.
let thosc who were the author, and abottor.
Of the outrage hear your verdict Every
man ought % assist in setting the seal Of
conformation upon their brow anIlr them
pas into oblivion.
y,.- N...r. kv,r D,rre. Daop Di,i..
All ur-.il O.. PEI. r,.,., CT.
rin II.,.nr II"I.,i,n II,,i,p Holland
L. .IgoLip. K.,,r I.v.Il v,rl,p
O'Eri,p- EnI. Robinson. Sv,s'y. Talbot.
Thrmr.1n. Wr.,.r-aI.
N'}s-N.-'r'. Morrill, Eo"'.l' N''IaTI
--'.
Barker, rep, was absent. Butler DEM
nj Franklin. and Ihthuru, dem. Of OF Lincoln.
Iilp.,,.,. An vl, ,.,a,l Bon ,l,. snrr1.
..,.r v-
wv A'. ''.'.' '' ".'
ri,l, DEM, anil E'w0'i, wh.t' voted with
Shrnrl. rrr.. against the address.
In a.. II.gs,. m. yras and r,ys. w.r.a.
In.
lI,'-NHaT,"-' y -, n'N.r' i'. VI -, l''-
k.r. BON max y. h.'n,.'Tl' :, y h''h'
ga'rl' y. IT, hrINn; j.. hL,"3' u '''N"'
,arn.r CHANDLER. Charlr.. Clrl. C,.h.
ran. T. u. Coin. Il : Curriar. Gutter.
n'k'n, Dana. pAr,lnt, p.nngV. Patton d.
I,,r I1 ,n'',' IT r,. III" Ii,r r',,
a. "a $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

REy. l.. &. SrEyENs. Just rs We are
about making up our columns, We receive
line from this esteemed brother in which be-
states that he has accepted the invitation OF
the church in Decr6cld fAdvocltc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

They wcrr soon alsr m1-rjsl, AMI Mr..
Arliu's handsome mansion was thrown open
20 tie crowd OF friend, who slth.r'd I" Wit
u,~s Minuic's wedding
B,rore a., Jay arrived. however. the story
Of Minuie's rrs, bah h,c'mc rlmorcd forth
i'm the village. and Rohy finding himself
and M, s,!f,b principles TOO much thr topic
orc5urr>,ti5n, found 9, convenient t'l,aye
n,lmont Tor som, other 6.ld of labor.
The Republican party oost, It's opponents
rryat t,al Of trouble, AMI not little Inc
consistency. In the fr,i plas', the simple
fact that il was strong enough & carry the
SPEAKER oI d, Il,u.c OF Representative,
gave rise ,' two SITS OF acquisitions The
NOR, mo1rulul % these sp,guhtors saw, boz
thi. triumph OF &" SECTIONAL party what
Mr.. P,ah,ly, in the hrcc % a." Iadi,' Re-
ware" call. " a., end or everything. %
Notwithstanding ihs patriotic gentlemen at
the head OF tle Government, and the other
patriotic gentlemen who are helping thcm,
the Union vas cracked the assure was
mournlal'y apparent, and an instantaneous
cavir- in was 70 De- arTrghcudcd. Other
observer. JI not cr1ak - lucuhriously
Thgv DECLARED that there vns an cnl iHircl,
ll' i'en % vas inc emu .' ''' 10 .'''.l -
s1ar,y. Is frsi triumph was H. last. It.
initial glory was a.'' ''' 1'.'' .'.' ~ "''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

The Ladies Temperance Band " oil
Portland have presented Neal Dow "a beau
tiful silver salycr, and four silver goblcts.' "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25
Weekly Summary Of News.


Col Lane demanded a rctnciion OF offensive
language used by Douglas, but has received
no reply.
The Office Of the Cincinnati Gazette was
burned on the 18Th inst. The forms of the
weekly, the type, a large portion ofmatcrial,
and greater part Of an edition Of The Bible
were consumed. Insurance sufficient %
cover the los
AwrrL TrIGEpr. AZ Ro.kland on Fri.
day. week, John Burns attempted % muir.
der a Mr, Tuttlc with an axe, but, being
hilcl, be cut h' own throat aud throw
himself into the dock. H. died shorty after
bring taken out.
Tur RrIE SEIZURE. Thoso who selzei
the rifles destined Tor Kansas have not made
very good job oft. The boat is to beat
tachcd at st. TouI. upon IT. return for
$500; aud the guns were insured hr
$4,000.
4 nca, specimen ~ i've cent stamps, nr
postage Of foreign letters. has recently been
issued. They bar the likcuc-s II JcG.ron.
and are easily distinguished from three cent
stamps. from their color aud the Different
impress.
rf.,iI,b,, the c,,t.ocarm. " General
Walt. now r,rprli, oryi,ar,.ua CON.
tain. H., s.ur,. II ,.y,p ,,l-,n,r. I'm violent
,rur,i,, ,rrror-i,to very,
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i"' '''! "" WV ",,' W ''', ''''''''
mur''r'''' ~ Ne" maven nav. '''"
lu'.''' %" '"' s',""' '' '''','''! '''
verdict wa s.''''''l ''''.'I'''
The clerk ct a wall street 'T'N'r' h''
o''n discovered ~ D' = ''''"'''r' I'd il'
amount OF s'-''""' u - SUP I'~.' '''' .''
went t' Europe D" '''' A'''h'''' 'A'' "''N.
EHrrsidaut Fillmore hasanuounc'd'ha'
be- win inform hi. friends, nm 10, rturn DO
June, what r1ur-, hr will take in regard %
d.. nm. fr4t5.,, De-. tI. - .rFI Nr..r...ra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

RuuDuc,S DrTmu CONVENTION. Our
readers will Observe IN another column .
call for Con~uti,u 20 b. held at Aublrn
for the selection Of delegates 90 the National
Republican Convention. This D. a move
mout in which the people are directly To-
tcrsstrl, and We hop, the towns Of this die
trict may be generally represented. \ cau-
Gus, Tor the selection Of dclrgat.. from this
town will b, held at the Town IIyusa, oa
Saturday 10 { O'Clock. =. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-25

The New York Tribune states that thor'
j. . question rai.c,l ~ % the legality uf the
election Of J,HrsIu Davis, 20 thn United
State. S,nata The objection rli.,l IS tia,
he was not a citizen II Missouri az the time
ofh, election. Tho precedent cited b, that
Of Hon. Felix Grundy, who, while Attorney
General was elected 90 the same Office, but
did not feel authorized &, accept it until o.,
had obtained residence at Nashville, AMI
was rc-clgctsl.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-30
TOPHAM r. NORFLET,s

,e1 Saddle, Harness, and Trunk store,
400 SsvsatA Street. opposits odd Fsllo,cS Hail.
I'M ESSRS. TOPHAM late of Philadel-
~ phia) and NORFLET (of this city, respect
fully announce TO their friends and the public, tha,
they hsve commenced tbs 6addng business at the
above stand, where they will make aud keep con-
stanty on hand large and superior assortment Of
egsaf Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles Y @ss ~
saa Brides, Martingaies, and Whips
y Harness Of every description, both for city and
,f-.a c0unfryus - &c haa fHShLaaT3 9HI
ALI kinds Of Trunks, Valises, and Carpet Bagy
Ladies' Satchels Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Aaqs II Work Boxes s3V'A ~" hfsE@ $50
ois Horse Blsnksts Covers, Collars, and Hames ,5s
sac Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes .,t3
eaiy Cards, Curry combs, Sponges, DC.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned and both Of ns having been practical work
men for several years. we feel that work
cannot be surpassed either for style or durability
BY unremitting efforts to give satisfaction we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit, share of public
patronage. -
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinda of work.QAa III sssD9s WiawGS
Saddlsrs' Tools constantly on hand. F Il, +
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