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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-18

for fear ..Beecher One Wife Government
will be forced on Utah, should Buchanan
fail; and all the motley group have chllls
for fear Fremont might chance TO defend
the cause of Freedom now by them assail-
ed. How long, fellow-citizens, will 1t be
before the gag-law system, once so hateful
to the ear of Democrats, will be introduced
herel 1t prevails through all the South,
is now in force in Kansas, sustained by
Franklin Pierce and all the arms a nation
can command. Our mighty rivers are the
daily witnesses of freemen robbed. Slave
ry now is national, and freedom must
shrink back to some lone corner. Our ell
izens are stricken down, even in the Senate
Chamber, and that too, not for crime, but
for nobly defending the cause of truth.
r For causes like the above | pause, and
shall at this time on y say that | can new
er support Buchanan, nor any one who aids
10 f;lsten the chains of Slavery on any hui
man being. b. w. GRAIN.
Fr0nH Kim Nils .JtIy %. 1856.
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different European races will make it i'm
possible. One-half her territory (tliat in
the East will starve in year if divided
from the Western half; and yet the diris-
ion is sure to take place. Socialism, COM
.munniism, midelity, RIGHTEOUSNESS and az
ragrianisIn, now scarcely suppressed by un-
ion with the conservative South, viii burst
forth in a carnival of blood. The social
system of the South is sure TO beget strong
and permanent governmental Institutions
and a lasting confederation. That of the
North will beget revolution with more rapid
iteration, more bloody execution, and more
direfal consequences, than the same system
has brought forth for seventy years in Wes-
tern Europe.
May Abolition be put down, inidelity
banised from the land, sectional hatred APP
peased, and the Union preserved. If not,
let the South be prepared for the worst.
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Lie UP and Lie down.

: 80 N-a H
The Disunion press are now practicing
on The principle ofoarrying their point by
lying. Where the people will not move in
masses to their meetings they swell them
up by lying, and where the masses meet
at republican meetings they lie them down.
This may, do for short time but will not
do in the long run. The W. c. Democrat
of last week in keeping with this play re-
ports the republican mass meeting of Fri
day the 18th as numbering 5000, while
seven Townships alone had in procession
27sO, and while the procession itself num-
bered much nearer 5000 than. 5000, and
did not include more than half who were
in Wooster aud attended the meeting. .s'
correspondents of the Ohio States
man writing from Canton on the 18th
inst, each report a monster mass meeting
at that place of 8, to 10000 Democrats,
while in fact the monster meeting was held
in ball not near fun, and did moi number
500 all told. These are simply and only
specimens Of the course that is being pur-
sued In them every honest man can see
the dependence which can be placed upon
the statement Of such liars in regard to 9th
er matters.- Wooster RepuJliean.
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Aolitital Mattm,
Important Statement by a Californian.
Col. Fremont offered the NOmi-
nation for the, Presidency by
the Democracy.
q HE WOULDN,T TAKE 1T.

is III HE WO OULDN,'T TAhE III
= =. Hon. Geo. C. Bates, formerly Attorney
General of Michigan, but lately, of San
Francisco, made the following highly i'm
portant statement in public speech at
Kalamazoo, on Wednesday last. Weinyite
for il the attention of all honest Democrats.
We quote from the Detroit Tribune, :,4aI,l
Hon. Geo. C. Bates, of California, in the
course of his speech, made the following
important political statement: When he
{Mr. Bates) was expected TO sail for Cali
iornia in August, 1885, he was persuaded
by Mr., Palmer, Of the firm of Palmer, Cook
d, Co, bankers of San Francisco, to remain
until October, when he and Col. Fremont
would accompany him thither. Mr.. Bates
postponed his departure as desired. But
when the time for departure arrived, tCeL
Fremont, although his. trunks were packed,
did not 60, but ordered his baggage to the
Metropolitan Hotel instead, This was IN,
consequence of the following facts: Gov.
Floyd. of Virginia, had just arrived in New
York City for the special purpose OF hay,
ing an interview with, Col Eremont, and
the result of that interview was an cfef
made to Col. Fremont by Floyd, in behalf
of the Democratic party, he having tadvls1
ed with its leading men North and South,
of the nomination for the Presidency. He
said the party wanted a new man-a man
of integrity, and who had won distinction
outside of politics. Col. Fremont, after
listening patiently, and even submitted to
two separate interviews, and knowing the
Platform he was expected to stand upon,:
replied: that while deeply sensible of the
high distinction of the proposition made
him, and tlattered by. the promises it, ex5
tended, vet with his opinion of the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, it would be
impossible for him to entertain the ipropo-
sition. He considered, that repeal an IN
famous branch of political faith, and should
never cease denouncing the act and its au=
thors. Col Fremont planted himself I'M
pregnably On this position. Mr. Palmer
being eognizant of these facts, forthwith
communicated them so Hon. N. P. Banks,
and Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,
and they came and saw Col. Fremont, and
to state in brief the result of that interview,
he consented to lead the hosts of freedom
in this campaign it the people should call
him to that position. All this happened
in September, 1856, five correctly recall
Mr.. Bates statement. He gives time,
names and places and souehes for the en-
tire accuracy of the above statement; and
although it did not come TO him with the
injunction Of secresy, he stated lie would
not have revealed it had the facts not fal
ready been PARTLY disclosed in last Satur
days N. Y. Herald. Any statement made
by Mr.. Bates commands implicit reliance
in this community, where he has been
known for years, and is universally respec-.
ted. ,i1JaeIf3 i'sTii=s-i.f ~ a5=. y lA
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the Free State inhabitants, and had | felt
my neck CALLED by the yoke of a usurped
government, and had lost all hope of relief
from any quarter; if resistance to such op-
preston be treason, so HFLP Me GOD
WOULDH HAVE BEEN A TRAITOR" J"
Pei And that Senator BAYARD, of Delaware,
said, "while he opposed the provho, he felt
free to admit that some of the laws of Kan
sas shocked the moral sense of the commu-
nifty, as being subversiye of all natural
rights; and such he was ready, by declar-
alton of rights, TO declare null.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-09-18
Keep it Before the People:

That Senator WELLER declared the Kan
sas Laws GAS ATROCIOUS AND IN
FAMOUS AS ANY LAWS WHICH
EVER FOUND THEIR WAY UPON
THE STATUTE BOOK OF ANY FREE
PEOPLE IN ANY AGE OF THIS
WORLD."l a.
The Senator BELL of Tennessee said !:
"Had | been conscientiously opposed to
slavery, and settled in Kansas with view
to better my condition, and had witnessed
the outrages said to have been committed
by the people of Missouri on the rights of
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The Buchanan Men Kepudi;l.
ting Andrew jackson.

That Jefferson and Madison, and the ear
" democrats, We're no longer 'good all-
thoritv" with the democrats" of to-day
we knew well; but we did not expect an
open and bold reputation of Andrew
Jackson vile attack upon his memory,
upon whose grave the turf has scarcely
formed. The Nashville (Tenn) Banner
having brought to light and published a
letter written by Gen. Jackson to Major
W. B. Lewis, in relation to Mr.. Buchan-
ans corruption and moral cowardice, the
Louisville Courier thus arraigns the Ban
ner and vilifes the memory of Jackson.
A prOate letter written by Jackson in
ls43, just before his death, MEANLY
YILLIFYING BUCHANAN, charging
him with cowardice and falsehood, is shame
lessly dragged forth TO defeat Buchanan.
THE INFAMY OF THE AFFAIR
RESTS UPON JACKSON for writing
this letter, and next upon those who have
brought il to light for political effect now,
for the first time. They who ''who heap
opprobmm mountain high upon the grave Of
Jackson" are they who have dishonored
him and degraded themselves by publish
ing the unfortunate priratr letter of THE
INSANEIY VINDICAllVE OLD TY-
RANT, who, in this Wy letter, proved
that, to the last, NO TOUCH OF JUS
TICE OR MAGNANIMITYTO TOWARDS
AN OPPONENT OR RIVAL EVER
HIS BREAST, AND THAT
HIS ONLY Use FOR FRIENDS WAS
TO MAKE TOOLS OF THEM.
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EE A very destructive fire took place
in West Troy, IN. ~ on the I'd inst.
100000 worth of property was destroyed.
The work Of an incendiary. I'll 7ar g--r.
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An Accession TO the Party of
--. Freedom. -.

DR.. E. w. Grain, (says the Ravenna
Democrat,) of Franklin, in this county,
Democrat of thirty years standing, ene of
the leading and most influential members
of the party in the county. renounces and
discarls Buchanan, and declares fully for
Freedom and Fremont, in the following
able and satisfactory letter: -,sry s--
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-06
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
EXansvLlIc. Indiana

ENHE Fourth Annual Session Of the above Institution will
"a Monday the list day of Sep ember 1886.
Young Men desrous thoroughly Qualifying themselves
respectfully invited the advantages
sented By this School.
The of instruction practical embraces Double
Entry Book Keeping all its various branches includn
Sales Commercial Correspon
denee. Penmanship and Mercantile Calculations.
fell of lessons be completed from six
ten weeks. Time not limited Students at
any time Catalogue giving full particulars address
JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.
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THEEOPEEERs sEA SPRINGS,
pike CRunfN. Ind

TT1HE subscribers invite the of the health
pleasure seeking public these Springs located thirteen
mil from which place
Hacks medicinal perties of the
passed and having completed large
prqpared entertain in
Springs in the deepest forest shade Ike
tv which together other
the most desirable Retreat health
ure seeker to be found in the Stare.
TERMs-s4 rer week Medical attendance charged
jeI3 Iwd3mw+ BROWN & MORTON, Pro Prietors.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

eoNRAD BAKER. the candidate the Peoples Ticket
for the Lieutenant or
e the political issues the day the following times
: and places:
At owensville. Gibson county Sept 5th. Oclk
At Barren Chapel. same evening at O'Clock.
At New Harmony. Sept 9Th. 0 clock P. M.
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TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

OFFICE OF SINKING FUND.-
Indian polis Aug. 18th, 1856
NNTHERE interest due and unpaid the first day of
NE July last, loans from Sinking Fund, the lands
mortgaged security. viii be Advertised about the
ptember. 1856 to be sold the nd
Saturday in December next.
The pOstPonne sales by receiving
interest interest dne is discern
tinued. sepl-d&wiw L. DUMONT. President.
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A Present Bamboo Chairs Groceries, &c.

Mr. H. Cook brought US yesterday fan
cy arm chair, and with the exception of the
legs made entirely of bamboo and of French
49, workmanship. 1t is just the thing for ed-
itor, or for anybody whose labors or pleasures
require comfortable arm-c chair. If our ed
torials do not assume light, airy and grace
Is W full FORM it will be because the head is not
closed in this beautiful char-thaf weTare
sure of AS Mr. Cook has extended us this
~ : comfortable politeness, shall reciprocate by
saying, that the firm of Z. II. Cook & Son
s.aa ~. has large stock of these fancy bamboo
&, - chairs, an entirely thing in this market,
and an ornament to any parlor or sitting
room. They have high backed and low back
- ed arm chairs, with and without rockers, and
tethe very thing for luxurious ease when the
-e,s hours Of business past, and the cigar and
s paper or book claim their own. Every man
sa'sss who has family, need only get of these
chairs to feel that the " one persuasion left" to
.5- af keep him in the bosom Of that family of even
ngs, is there Then there are ladies sewing
o. chairs of different varieties, plain and orna-
mental so light as to be carried by a child,
8 yet SO firm as to be secure against all break
ss-sfs age. We invite the ladies to examine these
.2s cAars before the choicest selected-and
f~ ssJhe gentlemen to do the They are neat
and pretty, and will not stay long on hands.
y t Messrs. q. e. Cook & Son have lately re-
ceived large additions to their stocks of gro
ea ceries, &C.. and are fully prepared to ac-
commodate country dealers. There never was
a more varied and general stock brought to
this city, and country dealers will find it to
their advantage to examine through it. This
.-. house still keeps up its retail department on
Main street. and families will find many nov
elites as well as all the best substantals in
the new stock. Cooks house is crowded from
cellar to upper story with big stock.
G0FWe surrender much of our space to-
day to communications OF more public ms
:. ~ terest than ANYTHING are wight write
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IEKEs1ES. SMITH d co.,
Successors to Pollard. Prather Smith,


ASS LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
HATS, GAPS A n D F . R S /.
WET again wait upon customers AMI all Others inter
w with the semi j issue of estab ment
The ebrity attained feel confident abii
ty uphold pafscuOrly in the articles OF fashionable
DRESS HATS.
Our Fall Goods the wholesale trade has been
gotten with usual aad inferior to in the
country. We dupca the invoices of East
Jobhers with charges of TRANSFORMATION added All
acture need further By purchasing here they
time and they the risks their aud
their goods for
for thousand miles they ways have their
| hand in seasOnahle time.
They will also find eur warerooms an
of Hats and Caps tied to the markets in the
and than be found in hall dozed job
bling Houses in Eastern city.
short time to PROMPT enabling
sell goods at small profits. sep2-d&wlm
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pINE LUMBER AND sHIHs1E Es.

EB H. BENNETT would espeetfully announce to the
of Evansville and undug that he
havn eng ged in the manufacture OF Lumber for
years eoe article his
ture) opened Yard Carpenter Kraft
Foundry and is pared sell wholesale
retail cheaper than evei before offered in this city
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Public Speakings.
= Henry W. Ellsworth, ESQ.,, will addrc $

Henry w. Ellsworth Esq., will address the people at
the following times and places:
VinceRnes Tuesday Sert. at night.
Evansville Wedn, sday, Sept. 3, at night.
sere ~ Mt Vernon, Friday, Sept ), O'Clock.
New Harmony, Saturday, Sept 6, at O'Clock.
Poseyyile, Monday, Sept s, at O'Clock.
Owensville, Tuesday, Sept. g. at i O'Clock.
Princeton. Wednesday, sept TO- at i o'clock
Sullivan, Thursday, Sept. IL, at O'Clock.
Terre Haute. Friday Sept II. O'Clock.
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WARE, Gu TLERY, & G
RaRCnCK =, SONNTAC

@EAVE pleted and ready offer to the
city and country trade large well
of Hard and Cutlery Foreign and American To
cjtv trade particularly call the Mechanics
to our variety Edge Tools aud Building Hardware Coun
will find always ready duplicate Loui
viii \ and Cincinnati bills. sep3
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To the Public.

ga sSsfs - g. 'a at1-a To the Public
The following appointments heretofore made by Gov
III sfS Willard and Judge August
'' Washington, Devon Ill., Aug 81, Paoli, Aug %
Spencer, ug. 90, Bloomfield Aug. 20, Sullivan, Sept
LIST, Bowling Green, Sept Haue are
wi drawu nd hnye the
So following appointments:
szFst Spencer Owen County, Sept Is, P. NJ.
za-s1 ae1fa7 Bloomfield Co., 10 do
-essst.a Washington, Daviess Co., do co. do
s-as-A se Petersburg, Pike Co., o. do
.r.~ ..ss-st. Jasper. Dubois Co., do 49, do
1880 III Mt Pleasant Martin Co do "a do
49, szszf Paol, Orange Co., do 25 do
A.. P. WILLARD.
- $500 t-s o. p MORTON.
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PnRI.IC SPEAKING

5 JAS. LocKHART and AS. G. VEATCH, Esquires can
idaes for Congress- will address their
Newburg. Warrick county. Thursday. eptember 1.
Bakers Greek Church. spencer co. Friday, Sept. S.
Roekpofs, do Saturday do s.
Gentryville
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PdQo82 Palo@gg

This hitherto intraeta5lc disease of every form and
every stage,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
EMTIlL never fail IN giving immediate relief and posi-
&T lively curing the and obstinate cases
Hemorrl oids or Piles. tistke
ONLY INFALLlBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Pill and is the result of Of
patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have remedy at hand which will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear failure its do all the proprietor
eai for it. Full directions each all
that requisite richly to observe them and
to follow.
Tho prof. rietor fers to the following testimonials
gentlemen of character and Standing who have voluntarily
their Read them.
Richard Yates. late member fCongress
Springfield (Ill.) district,
Jacksonville H.. Nov Is 1855.
DR.. Thos H. nsughDear Sir Inc preparation Caya
naugh's Pile Salve. which you furnished found great
producing easy and speedy cure: do hesi
tase invaluable remedy for tie Piles
Respectfully, RICHARD YATES.
The following from Rev. B. F. BIistow. sufficient
commentator in itself.
Jacksonville H.. December Is. 1854.
DIR. Cavanaugh-I conceive it be duty the at
ioed make known the valuable virtues and remedial
efficiency of 'Pie Salve.'' for several weeks
sorey afflicted with that paint and loathsome disease
Piles. After having exhaussd ny patience
physicians AND others without receiving
friend the Richard Yates duced to try it.
eapp in saying application of salve for three
days pert entire Respectfully yours.
B. F. BRISTOW.
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Chicago. August 30. 1855.

DR.. T. H. Cavanaugh, Qresert
Dear Sir When arrived in this city few days
ntensey with the piles meHt ed
asking adyiees. your
Pile Save saying it would Tried 1.-THE effect
immediate, nd | well. l believe it be, it
roved my invaluable remedy and for
that disease Piles and such Others
Yours, truly, JOHN ". HANSON. st. Louis Mo.
aF- Price 81 per box. DR.. t. Fl. CAVAHAUGH.
Sole Proprietor, St. Louis. 40,
For sale in Evansville by
CRAWFORD 1ELL,
iyIs-Iydkw KELLER. FARM LEY e CO.
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LUMBER! LUMBERM
s.. II. BENNETT

AHYOU Id respectfully the Evans
E| vile and that
ly hand large and full Of Pine ber
Shingles. Dressed and Undressed Flooring. Dressed
dressed Misunderstanding. etc. which he will sell
cheap for cash Orders from the country solicited. Yard
Carpenter street Fratz & Heilman's Foundry.
He has also yard at Ninecnaes the Evansville &
Charlottesville Railroad Dept and is prepared furnish
all in that with full variety cheap
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent,
Viuee
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIlONEEkss, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
EAV!NG leased for aterm of years and fitted up the
Old Court House. of Main and Third
are no receive for sale auction private
SAFE an wares and merchandise household
furniture horses, buggies.
Cash advances ma lie signrnents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
con 9o'coek A, NJ Also Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month 0 clock A. ".
Having provided ourselves with Map City
Evansville containing all the Enlargements
eging will be for the interest of all
the first Mo uday of Every
Real Estate. ut auction. All those wishing
ted to hand in their lists in time public
The patronage of those having Houses
for sale either public privste sale solicit
ted. jyl5 W0OLSEY Il NELSON, Auct's
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L HE Lit TIE NJ A \
GE@ 8a 20 9Es

3EGG zH&S SLSo
Mhs can dress person in Wool Linen SILK or Cotton
fER1 Gentleman desires be neatly \ tasty dress
M ed 1t eminenty proper that this hC ld be the aim
9ofA and we have nearly
dieniGens of our city purchase their Clothing at
A. LUBENSTINE'S
western Star Clothing SfpF&s
under the Pavilion Hotel sts
Everything line Clothing and Furnishug )ods
ready made Ter pot only in the
manner End style. but at the very lowest prices.
general assortment of Hats Caps Leather Car
ret bags and Vaes everything that gentleman can wear
rouse. you may find at the Western Star. apr
CLASS NARE.-lOO bxs Ale and Bar TumbIers ofa1>-
VI description; 50 b&s quat and pint Flaks
sale by je20 f'-' /. s. D. HEIMANN.s
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YINEGAR UNSATISFACTORY

e, undersiQned. the attention
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville dealers in
to manufacturing a
tiele Of Cider Vinegar which will compete
Pittsburgh prices Give call
trial is all ask. MERCER q CLIFFORD.
N BThe mandatory is situated the cornx F0lrs
and Canal streets. Lsmasso afry. " -dkwfy-
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CHARLES BARNU NJ
DEALER IN
xvatc hes. Clocks, jew elry. & c,
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind.

FENHE subscriber has received fine lot of
JEwELRY. which he is prepared to cell cheaper than
cash. His stock consists in of Watches var
styles and gces Jewelry of all kinds and quality in
silver Chains Bracelets Lockes, Necklaces Rings;
Slides Sleeve Buttons Gold Pins Plated and
Forks Silver Thimbles Guards. Jet Bracelets &C.
SO. In fact almost everything usually in Jewery store
all Of which will be represented and VIII be
sold cheaper than offered before in the city can
from those DESTROYS purchasing respectfully solicited
Clocks Watches aud Jewery Of all kinds repaired In the
best manner and work warranted. - ,,~,,-,,
iy22-h 6NAs. bAkNUM'
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Z O. We surrender much Of our space to-
day to communications OF more public IN
terest than anything ve might write
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SIZE OF REAL EsTaTE.

WHTE large lot of the best coal in the
~ West ready supply friends and custo-
mers by the small large quantities. viii deliver 1t to
sumers will make liberal deduction Orders left 81
the of Eoinzswort i Hughes viii De pTompy at
tended aP2 j. ". & j. " ab Ghn4o'
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have in store at Bement & vSee's and Tenney
"a Soreaaon's a lot of choice Family Flour. Havin
made ARRANGEMENTS with houses to sell Flour
the public rely finding with them at all times frs
rate article made - the very best Of wheat.
i~'0 r. NJ. WINGATE & CO.,
jy2s-1m Clay County Mills. Bowling Green. Ind.