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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29
Gov. johnson, of Tennessee
The Washington Union, of Frida

Gov. Johnson, of Tennessee.
The Washington Union, of Friday.
announced tie arrival at the seat of gov
crnmcnt, Of Johnson, of Tennessee, and
says:
Yesterday morning he paid a visit to
the President of the United States on
official business of a peculiarly interest
ing nature. 1t seems that at the last
session of the Legislature of Tennessee.
an act was passed authorizing the Gov
ernor Of that State to purchase five hun
bred acres of the Hermitage, including
the mansion of Gen jackson, and the
tomb where now repose- the remains OF
the illustrious hero and patriot, and
those of his beloved wife, and to make Il
tender of the same to the general gov
eminent, provided a branch of the mill
tary should be established at that place.
In pursuance of this act, Gov. johnson
purchased the Hermitage for the sum
of SIS, 900, and yesterday made aformal
tender of the property, with the condi-
ton annexed, to the President. The
President, in reply, stated that this offer
of the State Of Tennessee would be
promptly communicated BY him to Con
rrcSS.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29

n~James Buchanan, the President
elect, has just been chosen an honorary
member Of the Long Island Bible
Society,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29

h. Horace Greeley, in noticing tn,
election of Cameron to the United States
Senate, says of Colonel Fornay:
While we rejoice in this result, VIC
cannot join in the personal cry against
his principal competitor, Colonel For
ncy.
1t gives us pleasure at this time to re-
member and attest that through the long
and trying contest for Speaker of the
present House, Colonel Forney presided
over the disorganized, anarchicai, often
tumultuous assemblage, with eminent
dignity, ability and strict impartiality.
His position for eight weeks was one of
the most trying we ever observed, and
he met his responsibilities with answer
WING fidelity.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29

ra-In Salem, Illinois, a woman, aged
about twenty six years, has been asleep
about three days, perfectly motionless
and silent, with a very faint pulse and
dry skin. All efforts to awaken her
are unavailing.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29
Marrying "a N1othcr-In-Law.

The Presbyterian General Assemblies
have been disputing for a long time con-
corning the propiicty Of a man marrying
his deceased wite's sister. The legality
of a nearer and more delicate relation
ship being established by Marriage has
Just been decided by our Court Of APP
peals. 1t is altogether proper, so says
the learned tribunal, the highest author
ity in the State, for Il man to marry his
mothcr-in-law. The quartette of judges
came to this decision after this fashion,
and upon the following ease: Ellen
Bell married Samuel Bell, her son-in-
law. Mr.. B. died, leaving the interest
ing widow, and also several children by
his first wife, whose grandmother was
ut the same time their step-mother.-
These children refused to grant the old
lady her dover, and hence the suit.
The cause was brought before Judge
Pryor, the late learned and cstimable
Judge of the adjoining circuit He de-
cided that the marriage was void, as the
parties were within the degrees of rela-
iationship fixed by the statute of 1888.
An appeal was taken, and the adjudi-
cation of the lower Court was reversed.
The Court of Appeals decided that there
was no prohibition to such Il marriage by
the statute of 1898, that marriages
within the Levitical degree are not void,
though voidable.
Accordingly, if any man desires to-
marry his mother in-law he can go
ahead. The law is ON his side.-LOuis-
rifle Journal, jan. 8.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29
GOV. RissclI.

This gentleman, recently elected by
the Black Republican party Governor
of Illinois, in a letter to the Chicago
Journal, argues that yer granting the
correspondence between himselfan Mr..
Davis in Washington City some years
ago, to have been a challenge, the act
was committed outside the State of Ill
inois, and does not therefore Operate as
a disqualification of Office under the con-
stitution of the State. He concludes as
follows:
The clause in the Constitution, evil
IDENTIFY, manifestly and palpably, means
only to operate, and can only operate
upon persons who have c~ontravened the
duelling laws roithin this State. The
oath is intended to correspond with the
prohibition Immediately preceding it,
and means that the person about to be
sworn shall not have been connected
with a duel within the State. Holding
this view, conscientiously--a view affirm
ed by all, if not all the ablest j~urists OF
the State, and sanctioned by the verdict
of the people at the ballot box, 1 shall.
even though 1 considered that 1 had
accepted what the law of the District Of
Columbia might regard as a challenge
Ga point which 1 do not discuss) unhcs-
itatingly, and with a conscience clear Of
wrong before God and man, take the
constitutional oath, should 1 live till the
time appointed for my installation.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29

TIE CASE OF Mn. SLoUGH.-The
! Committee Of the House reported on
this case yesterday, but recommended
no action, whereupon Mr.. Plumb imme-
diately undertook to supply the omission
OF the Committee by a project of his own.
AS the whole subject has been laid
over to be printed, and Will probably
never come up again, we have no dlspo-
sition to NEEDLE or add to an irritation
which so many members We are glad to
see, arc e~ndeavoring to reconcile and
allay.
Ii members will learn to use decorous
language to each other, there Will be no
danger of blows, otherwise it is folly to
try to prevent it. C5lnsejaS Statesman.
HoNouay's Ointment and Pills are ad-
ministcrcd with uniform success in in
fammatory rheumatism. Warm fomen-
tations should first be applied to the
! surface, in order to open the pores; and
then the ointment rubbed in as briskly
az possible. The aperient action of the
Pills has the happiest effect in ahating
the fever, and it may be co~ntidentalty
averred that any species of external in
hamation will yield to a pe%rsevering use
of these two great remedies. The cases
of e~rysipelas, salt rheum, sore leg, con
fusion. tumor, cancer, f~istula, piles, and
external injury resulting from accident,
that have been cured by Holloway's
Ointment, may be numbered by tens Of
thousands.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-01-29

MA terrible state of affairs is repor-
ted in the Massachusetts, State Prison.
Threats are frequently thrown out by
the prisoners; and the keepers have re-
ccived orders, in case any prisoner at
tempts to approach them, and refuses to
go to work, to shoot him down at once,
By-Senator Harlan, of Iowa, was re-
iected from a seat in the Senate of the
United States on Monday last, because
of informality in his election. As the
Legislature of Iowa is Republican, We
presume he will be returned to his scat
in that body.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-10

ANDS

t. l. TOWN oTs in Belmont COrrtya and State ofo hRI returned by The Treasurer Of said county
on which the Taxes for fhey zeal kDT we're net paid aud winch are yep PAID, 10 winch are '&sS
penalty of PERI cent and The imPeT szcsofI G:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-10

NALL. FASHION

sNALL FASHION.
GENTLELEN"S MATS FOR 1856.
=. AVERY has received the New York Fall Fash.
ION for Hats, aud is now manufacturing a large assort-
ment OF Hats OF The above style. From nv long ex-
perienCe in the manufacture of hats, and with the
very hest materials and workmanship, | feel confident
that my hats cannot he surpsS sed for iishtness. beauty
Of finish, or durability. Gentlemen Will please call
and examine i0T themselves.
5. AVERY,
au2I Nos. JAG 1ud LIS Main ST.. Wheeling. Va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-10

AUDITORS OFFICE, BELMoST CoUNrY}
ST. CLAIRsvLLE, Nov 18th, 1857.
NorpE is hereby given, that the whole of the several tracts OF Lands and Town
Lots, and other property, described in the foregoing list, or so much of each as will be
necessary to pay the Taxes and penalty charged thereon, will be sold at tn Court
House, in ST. CEhsvle, oil the Second Monday Of January next. (being the I1hd day
of January 1859 by the Treasurer o. said County; unless the Taxes and Penalty be
paid to the Treasurer Of said County, before that time. The bidder who will pay the
Taxes and Penalty fer the least portion of any tractor lot, to be the purchaser. Sale
to mmence at 10 O'Clock. +. NJ of said day. S. GRESSINGER,
AuHtor Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-10
GREAT EXCITEMENT!

EW GOODS Just received at ISAAC
/ : PEAGER'S. amongst which are the follow
ing: AUCTION BARGAINS, purchased at a large
sale in New York.
IuGU pair of mits, worth 50 cents az I2I. and for
which The Ladies. better call early. 500 pair Kid
Gloves worth - cents st3.s cents. 500 wards black
and brown BeTc.eS, worth - cents at Iii cts. iuOO
yards blue. green and black worth 34 cents al p cts.
SEQ yards black aEd piuH autually CHEAP al - cents
al "a cents. $40 yards all wool DeLains, worth 80
cents St3It cents. - dozen Linen liandkerchIe ;,
worth III cents Al le3 cents. - dozen iiaHGkcrchif
worth 81 cents al Isl cents. 800 yards bieached mus
Inns worth ISs Al 10 cents.
All of the above goods have been Purchased at =
great sacrifice ii AUCTION, and are worth 80 per cent
more than | shall sell them for.
Come therefore early, in order 10 secure some Ofthc
bargains. Together with 4 lot OF BLACK SlLKS
winch | viii he able Ia sell al - per cent less than any
other Store blouse. BONNET RIBBONS OF which
have purchased very cheap. ! will sells 50 cheap a. To
defy competition. ! VIII sell some worth ISi cents
some worth p cents. at IS9 cents. RONNETS.
at almost your own prices. IRISH LIN
MEMS, Of the very hest quality and worth ~ cents al
10 cents. EMBROIbERlES, leo collars worth ISI
rents at > cents, and all my store goods in proper
lion.
Cal early and see yourselves and you will find nv
prices less than those ofany Other House.
ISAAC Prayer,
maySS lS3 Nam street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-12-10
AGEMTS Wv.SIED,

: 10000 per month. Here is a rare
chance Tor a lew yaung men to make aI,rge
nary without investing a capital The above is no
'hrte cent tdteh'prHay, )" or humhug To Introduce
a'ent Medicines, books, NC. For on OUTFIT, e. close
lamps lor return postage Address.
T. =. CARTER,
aaoSm Box Nos, Lawrence, Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

]
tuition n
vancel
O'Clock.
81 Thursia
NJ classes v
Vancecf)
y leginne
the pan
lent toll
I 10 To-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

REFERRING to the advertisement of
= my removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cary, beg leave to submit to my customers and the
public in general the following OF prices for the
Lager Beer. Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider bot
tied up n q pIafs per dz Bottles included
half do. 4" 20 cents-hottles axtra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
COAL.

CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
u good ii ARD COKE, which We are delivering for
:he present at Si7j per load
&C i9-ts JNO. j. wKRTH Agt
GOAL! COAL! C0ALl-The subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with superior article of MIDLOTHIAN and
BLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
ANTHRACITE COAL, 10y the long or short ton.
Orders left at his office, AT the Coal Yard Of the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad. will be promptly
attended 10.
Jy 27-3m C. B. LIPsCOMB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
III MAIN STREET

~ o. b. TAYLOR has now on hand EM
large and varied assortment Of OHM
GLASS and EARTHENWAkE, embracing almost
every variety q article in his line Of business Also
noRhS; Britannia COFFEE and TEA P0TS Urn.
fsinted Toilet Sets, LAMPS. CANDELABkls..
New YORK prices All Of which he is warranted in
55aylng ne can sell AS low any house in the city
40 country merchants he Is prepared 60 offer hue
asso tnent OF goods suitable to their trade and Il de-
teTmned not to be uadersod by any other house A
eau WIN View 20 an examination Of his stock ana
prices, Is respectfully solicited. 81 Pm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
VOEGELE & WEIDEMEYER

~ No. 96 Main St, Richmond, Va.
NIL Having concluded to remain in Rich
$500 mond, would be pleased tC see my
old customers at the above place, where they will
find good assortment of Watches, both Hunter and
Open Dial, of English and German makers; fine jew
elry, in sets and otherwise; Ladies' Neck Chains;
Chatelains; Gold Lockets Breastpins; Ear Rings;
Finger Rings and every other article in the Jewelry
line. Also. Silver Ware of every description
CHAS. l.. VOEGELE.
Particular attention paid to the Repairing of fine
Watches and Jewelry. auS-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

TRiGEDY-A shocking tragedy occurred last Mon
day. in faiioweil Maine. man NAMED Ryan. of
Pennington. had been paying his addresses to n
young woman who worked in factory at Hallowell.
she had recently declined to receive his attentions
An interview touk place on Monday at her boarding
house, when he attempted to shoot her, and fail
Ing III this turned the pistol upon himself fired
and fell dead. He accdenty put both balls into
one barrel, by which the young woman was saved
lie received both balls in his head The barrel he
discharged at his intended victim contained only
DOW der.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
vOODFIN'S SPECIFICI-FOR

" CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific has been aware Of
its virtues for several years. having frequently made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution 10 ths
afflicted He had no idea Of offering il to the pubiia
in this form. until he was urged IL do 10 by MANY
who had been cured by its use. He now with great
confidence offers il TO the public for the two diseases
indicated namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not as general panacea for all the ills esh il heir
to. Many certificates may be seen at all the places
Of sale.
Manufactured and sold by a. wOODPIN. 2sth
street Church HILL price 81 per bottle or 6 bottles
for s.. For sale also, by GRUBBs a APPERsoy; T. j.
PIC0T; J. w. POLLARD 18th street. and Dr. SsELLIsas
corner of Broad and 18th streets Church Hill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

WATER SPoUT.-Accounts from Georgia, in the
journal the Caucasus, states that, on the evening
of the 9th ultim0. water spout broke over Tils
which stands in narrow valley on the banks Of
the river kur, causing in o short time an immense
loss Of life aud property, :nd destroying whole
quarters of the place at once. Upwards of twenty
crrpes were picked up from under the ruins, and
numbers If persons have been ascertaned to be
missing in families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

Destructive FREs-The New Orleans papers Of
the 10th inst records three serious fires. The
first consumed the Arch House and the Washing
ton Hotel. near the city, on the Ponchatrain rail-
road. Loss $4,000, insurance $500. The second
destroyed twenty-five houses, at Gretna, valued at
S510J1. and among the sufferers were Or. Jordan.
Mrs. Mayer and Mr. Wall; nearly all insured. The
third consumed the salt warehouse of T.. Thayer.
in Algiers loss S250oo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

Tue CHoLsRA.-Accounts from Stockholm men-
tioE that the cholera has nearly disappeared and
that the serious apprehensions entertained of its
spreading some time ago have in no wise been
realized. The number of cases mentioned in the
swedish journals as having recently occurred are
about 69J, of which pa we're fatal. The too indu-
gent use of fruit has occasiOned many deaths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

HOUSEKEEPING IN K4SsAs-A Kansas letter say.
there il great scarcity of servant girls in the
territory, and wages are very high, while the mat
rimonial market is still more active, and female
domestics readily obtain situations" where there
but in) in the family. married lady can
hardly keepa servant more than month or two,
before there is an announcement that Il wedding is
to come off, and her servant is to be the bride.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

q FRESH AND RELIABLE MIDI.

CINES.-MEADE q BAKER, practical ca.
mists and Rbarmaceutists. ~, N. w. Gomez
- Main and 10Th strscts, Richmond Va off,,
PLY sicians ann families complete snd varied ss.a.
ment Of YER9EcTY FRESH Drugs. Medicines. Cbsnie.,
and Pharmaceutical Preparstions Ground and wIaas
spices, sfrTKD and PURE; Surgical Instruments
Appliances; Trusses In great variety; Suppsrtey.
shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical ssda.
Bags Perfumery: Soaps; Brushes; Combs: Civa,sv
srnoking aud Chewing Tobacco Of the best bren@s
Pure and Old Brandy Port Wine, and the best -
don Porter. selected especially for invalids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
TO TIE VISITORS OF THE STATE
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cEEL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
T2sS@ The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, Lombard Alley be-
tween Main and Cary, C3th and lith strcets0 near
the Columbian Hotel COACHES CHARI0FEES,
RAROUCHES, gUGGIES, with and without tons and
SULk rs all fhis make, of the best materials
and workmanship; all ofwhieh will be sold as low as
good OF the Kind can be ia the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want of auy
article in the Carriage line, rs / am determined To
make TO order and sell at the lowest prices possible
va ta-Sm. MICAJAH MANGIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

tbs AoCRACY AND THE CURRENCY The Demo
crls of Boston have passed resolutions laying the
blame of the financial reyulsion on the banks, and
coudemning paper currency altogether. The reso-
luJi1ns advocate the gradual abolition of all bills
under ten dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

REVERSE OF PoRTUSE-Among the list of those
who were obliged to yield to the pressure and sus-
pend payment there was the name of one gentle
man published last week whose case is peculiarly
Some years ago, when gold WAS first dis
covered in California, he went out there, and by
his exertions accumulated upwards Of $l00, 900,
which he invested in real estate and returned to
this city AMI en- gagged in active business here.
few months ago. when there was financial panic
in san Francisco he sent out agent TO look after
his interests with orders to convert everything
into cash. any sacrifice. The result was that the
agent closed everything for 5000, with which he
started for home and took passage on board the
Central America, in which vessel he was lost with
his treasure. and the owner from independence has
been reduced to poverty. This is a hard case, in
deed-B ,stoH tfI.Gte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

carpenter named VIM 2. White, who had been
out cunning near St Louis, No., and was return
ing TO his residence in that city, last Sunday, acct
dtntally disch irged his gun the load from which
took eject in his head killing him instantly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

DEAD LErTERs.-During the last quarter, Sl2, Cos
received to about 1900 letters at the dead let
ter office. Not quite $4,000 year is generally
thus received in about 10000 letters, or about
average S. letter OF this il is calculated that
uiuetanths arc ratnrnaI - 'hn sn"1,~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
THE DISPATCH.
TUESDAY, M0RNiNa..,.,......-o OCTOBER n. 1857

THsArRfcAL--In New York Barton's theatre with
Charlotte eastman, and the Broadway, with the
Ronzani ballet troupe. are the only two that have
eeen doing paying business Laura keene, ard
stuart. the lessee of waltacks theatre, have not
only had TO cut down the salaries Of the actors
third, but have alec reduced the prices Of admis-
sion; and even with this, they are barely able TO
meet expenses. Edwin Forrest brought suit 20 re-
strain u. l.. Davenport from playing Jack Cade"
but failed-the court deciding that the play was
written by Judge Conrad for Z. c. Wcymiss. who
gave him $500 for It. Mrs. Melinda Jones and Miss
Avenia, her daughter, are In New York The lat
ter goes to Paris next season 10 enter dramatic
school, She then expects to play in London. Miss
Matilda Heron Is playing in 50, Lonis. The Durand
opera troupe Is playing in Memphis. Miss Geor-
gina Hodgsdon, formerly member Of It, is pcrnia
nently settled in Philadelphia. where her husband
Mr.. Robertson, Is actusry OF Life Insurance Com
pany Mr.. Murdoch Is playing in Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27

Mary RED TO NARY BRoKER-The devices Of the
banks in the West to save specie the commodity so
scarce with them, original, TO say the least
of them
''Tae Springfield (Ohio) Nonpareil says the citi
zens of that town last week adopted plan for
protecting their banks from being run by the bro
kers. Learning that broker had reached town
from Q nei ghboring city to run the banks for coin
they promptly placed on the side of the bank en-
trance bucket of tar and brush, and upon the
opposite long rough looking fence rail. bearing
this crption:-'Nary red to nary broker" As
the broker approached the bank he read the iu-
sciption. glanced at the tar bucket and retrsated
The bank went usual"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-27
CLOTHING.
-, - = - - - -
f.. s. MCELROY.

IA E. s. MCELROY,
"A AER GIANT TAILOR,
M NO. 2, BALLARD HOUSE
49, Has or hand good assortment Of CLOTHS
pared to make. up in fashionable style, on COOP
TERMS, and at short notice. In connection with the
above above he h has =, mode ARRANGEMENTS with the well
known house OF VIM. Jennings Co.. one of the
most fashionable establishments in Broadway. New
York, to supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all styles, from me
dunn to the finest quality All new styles will he in
An assortment Of GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
&C 2-dam H. 5. McELROY.
II EA d QUARTERS-FALL GOODS,
\ lS5;.,The subscriber has received his fall sup
Ply OF Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods:
also, BIS stock OF Fall Cloths, Cassimeres vestings
&e &C, OF the latest and most fashionable styles
which he Is prepared to make to measure al The
shortest notice and in the latest AMI most approved
none; ~ - ''''''p' T. T. B. B. SP P NEE 0'
se2t No. 49, corner Of Main and 18th Sta.
TO TIE VISITORS OF THE STATE
A. AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-FAfR COMPETI-
Ii1 ,T,1 LEVEL $4,000 IN STOCK.-wM. IRA
SMITH, Fashionable ClOther-IIavng recently en-
larged and improved my sales room at IN Main 81
and this Fall laid in very superior stock of Goods
DON as 70 STYLE, QUALITY and WORKMANSHIP, j
would ask of the patronzing public to call and exa-
uiine my assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
For wen am Boys wear. Thankful for past fayors,
would say, that nc effort ON my part shall be want,
ing to give entire satisfaction
Ny stock IS laid nd in for the RETAIL TRADE only.
NISHiNG ARTICLES, Usually kept in a Clothing
LATEST STYLES.
~ TO cut pattern and fabric and made by the bAst
@ofkhien. Ny object Is to sell good article at
fair price. and will offer them at such uyices rs will
SUIT TIE TIMES.
word to the wise is sufficient Call and examine.
WM. IRA SMITH,
oC ~ ia Main -.