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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
SHERIrE'S SALE

EpYVlRTCE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
- OF ihC-nisfict Court OF the Fifteenth judicial
District IN uri tor Hutts county aud state Of Culur
MIA TO ue difectefs aud delivered, commanding me
to make the sum of two hundred and forty S-lO OD
dollars with inerrsi thereon al the rae OF three per
ceni per month from The 2,th day oi November \.
T. 1851 until paid, and the further sum of ten (Sl0
dollars costs of suit and accruing costs on said wit.
wherein JAMES DUNN is plaintiff and SIMON
GARRESSE Is defendant, have levied upon and
shall expose ut public sale to The highest b der for
cash, on the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY.
A. u. 1873, at the hour of oc ock ! VI. all ri the
right title and int rest of the above named defendant
In and 10 the following described property to Wit:
that certain building situated on the corner 4 Lin
coin and Bird streets on hot No. four a. in block No
lhree(3)as laid down on the town plot "t the town +
urovlle in Butte county California. aud kno.n rs
Musical Han, said building bein" about thirty feet
wide and sixty feet in length log, lhr with all The
fixtures aud appuftenances the!enno belonging
SAL to take place at the cont ilt use door In the
town of OroNille county and STATE aior said.
~ ID. PAEN Sherit Butte County.
BY :. T.. HEDGES, Deputy.
OrOVle, Dec Els;, A ID. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

LADIES FEsTIvAL.--Th ladies-God bless
them--have in contemplation the holding of
a festival one week from tonight. with the
proceeds of which to pay for the bulldog Of
the Methodist parsonage now in process OF
erection, This is a most oommeudGble en-
terprise, and should meet with hearty sup.
port from the men, women and children #
this sim burdened hamlet. We are ~ vet
quite unprepared to say where the festival
Will take place, but that it will be given
somewhere, is the determination of its
projectors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
LRhih Wnrrants.

The following letter which appears in the
State Journal and Express, will perhaps
interest some OF our readers
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov 10, 1857.
My DEAR SIR 1T will be of interest to
those who served in any of the several IN
dian wars Of our State, from 1850 down to
1885, to learn that the Commissioner ofPen-
sions has Recognized their claim to bounty
landunder the act of Congress, Sd March,
1855; and that making application in prop
err form to his Office, warrant of l20 acres
in each case will be issued. viii you be
good enough to notice this publicly :
Very truly yours.
Jos. @. MCKIBBEN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

CHILD SOLD A man apparently intoxi-
Gated and in destitute condition, went
about the streets of San Francisco on Fri
day. with beautiful little girl in his arms
which he offered FOR sale for five dollars,
saying its mother, his wife, had deserted
him and the child, and that he wanted to
sell it to somebody who would take care of
it, gentleman gave the man five dollars
and took the little creature TO his home,
where it now remains. The father of the
child was arrested, but subsequently dis.
charged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

AsIATIC MATRIMoNY According to the
Inquirer. marriage took place at Camp
tonvlle on the 18th inst. between Miss
All Tickle and one All 5ohn. Mrs, John
during her maidenhood, was pursued with
violence, virulenCe, and haste by several
John took her to wife in a protective. heroic
and opiatic spirit. May they live long and
propagate
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

PoLIcEMAN's WIT.-Oficer Dexter, of
sold q child for FIVE dollars, and the man
asked him to show warrant for the arrest
Dexter had none, but after thinking a mo-
ment said, 81 arrest you for peddling with
out license" and took the child dealer
along. So the Herald says.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

AN ACCIDENT AN BENlcIA While the
steamer New World was stopping at Bencia
ON Thursday night, two Of the passengers
walked overheard in the dark. One. being
good swimmer, reached the piles and clupS
to them until rescued. The other cane n az r
drowning, but was saved by Dan Dean. mes
senger of the Alta Express, and Morrison.
mate OF the New World who at once plunged
into the water ana brought him safely TO
the shore. He was nearly exhausted =
Union.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

WEAKENED.--According to the California
rysville on Saturday, for drawing pistol
defantly on Senior Pascal. ElBenor gra>-
bed Hickman by the throat, and choked and
frightened him until he dropped both his
bravado and pistol. We feel perfectly safe
in pronouncing Hickman a coward.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
OROVILLE. TUESDAY. DEC. 2sD. 1857.

DELINQUENT TAX SALEs.--The sale al
auction of the property of delinquent tax
payers. will positively take place to day in
front of the Court House. The sale will
commence at 10 o'clock. Delinquents should,
if possible, be ON hand to buy their own
property.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CoNSTABLE'S SALE.

UDY vlRrUE,oF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of Justice John :. Beiry's court of ophir
Township, County uf Btttc, California. and TO me di
rec'ed and delivered. IN favor OF }. q BARKER. and
against ]. !. MORRIS, h We seized. aud viii tx-
pos Tor sale public auction. nj !! o'clock, on ne
THItTkENru DAY OF JANUARY, \. u. fs5c, at
John :. Brrrys office IN Oroyile. the following de
scrloed Properly, to wit: los No l, 5, and y IN
block X bio, K. as 80, 10 81 So aud 81. as LAID down
IN the Town mnp OF croNie Also, lots +. + j.
ON revised map in Marshal's Office.
r. L P.fTTO.E Constable.
Dated this the , It day Of Dec, A ID. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

PERsoNAL.-J. NJ Faulkner, Esq one
of our oldest and most substantial residents,
long identified with the interests of Butte
county, left here yesterday on a visit to the
East We wish him a speedy and pleasant
trip, home and back.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

The PkNNsYLvANIANs--T troupe is
in san Francisco giving cheap concerts
nightly Their tickets of admission are OBJ
.ainabio for the remarkably small sum of
twenty-five cents Their entertainments are
Eortb more than that by the wholesale
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

SUICIDE "A Freedman named Emanuel
Auguste Lefebre, committed suicide in San
Francisco ON Friday morning last, by hang
ing himself. He was poor and friendless
He was driven to commit the rash act
through restitution.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

FATAL AcCIDENT.--Mr. John Reed. n
butcher by occupation, living near the
Brannan street bridge. was kicked in the
abdomen on Monday by an unrulY horse.
causing instant hermorage, of which he died
on last Thursday IS. f. Herald.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

HEAVY JUDGMENT.--Wells Fargo & Co,
have obtained judgment in the District
Court for Sacramento county against the
Sacramento Gas Company fsr $4,000. w.
f. & Co. are in very big luck.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

THE LIFE OF TRADE.-The boat run
ming between Marysville and Sacramento
are taking passengers for twenty five cents
sometimes for nothing, with whskey and
grub thrownAin. This is by reason of op-
position.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

ANOTHER STRIKE We learned yester.
day, that Tucker & Co.'s shaft at Bangor
had been sunk to the pay dirt, and that said
diet pays three dollars to the pan
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

We are again indebted to the ErpreSs for
telegraphc news from San Francisco.
The number of passengers going east by
the steamer is but about four hundred and
fifty.
The yacht George Steers has been sold to
a club for 81 800.
A boy named Mansfield, some years old,
fell overheard from one of the wharves and
was rescued from drowning by a brave gen
tleman named John L. Morton who jumped
in after him.
Persons named Birdsell charged with
aiding the convict Chieto to escape from the
Penitentiary, have been discharged, from
insufficiency of the complaint.
The Taylor rape case is being tried in the
Police Court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS We are indebted
to Hon. d. c. Broderick for three volumes
of Patent Ofics Reports for he year $50
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-22

HEAINTS, White Lead aud Window Glase, for salt
q by JOHN J. ALBRO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

Important to Consumptivss Many valuable lives
have been saved by HEGSxAS. CLARK 3 Co.'S GkSUIsE
Con LIVER on, which, in all human probability would
have been lost but for its timely use.
is quack medicine, but the pure Oil, made with the
utmost from the Fresh Cod Fish Livers and is re-
commended by the physiciAnsD EUROPE and
America aud has proved BY ten gears experience the
valuable remedy for Consumption scrofGa dis.
covered for while II she disease 1t increases the
health and strength Of the patient.
CAUuoS raerspa srsLg sal If tplrD1' OIL daltera-
ted with Seal Oil, Whale OIL &c, which, instead Of benefit.
tag Injuries the patient by deranging the digestive
gans but being cheaPer By unPrinciped
OF for genuine.
Notice, that HEeExAE, CLARK Co.'S signature is over
the cork, and the Eagle and Mortar the label for
the dehth ofW. Rnshton late partner tAsre has
been article called RushtOns put in the MARKET which
Is in way connected with with R. O. Co., H. O.
Co.. and thousands Who had used other OIL without
cess have been restored health BY the Genuine Oil Of
our msnufslure.
sOldby EwIN BROS, J. G. BROWN and BY all respect.
able Druggists. ieb2t-2m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOlloway's Ointment and Pirls-AstOuishing cure
of Abscess ncurabe the faculty Robert
Psrett Of Cunbe land MAN, afflicted for three years
with Absces in the arm, and about have the
limb amputated, but recommended HolowAys Oint-
ment and Pills, which completely healed it.
Sod at the manufacturers, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York. ami S Strand, London and by all druggists ESQ.,,
624c., and 81 per POI or box. apTll-1w.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

CB- The Paterson Guardian says, qnite an eI-
element has for the pact fortnight existed in the
upper part of that city, owing to sort Of Pearl ma.
MIA. Some parties, few weeks since, 10 examining
in the brooks in that vicinity, discovered pearl of
uncommon size and beauty. Upon further searching
others we're secured, aud the TACT becoming known,
quite a number of the townsmen got wild upon the
discovery. About 800 have been found, one as big
as marble, for which 5000 has been refused.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
Arrival of the Isabel I!
LATE FROM NICARAGUA.

PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-The steamer Isabel
arrived to-day from Havana aud Key West.
Lockbridge had abandoned Cssullo. Seripaqu
and San Juan are now in possession of the Costa
Ricsns.
Sixty liv's we're lost by an explosion on the
steamer j. NJ. Scott.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
,rooker's millinery EslabIishment.


We doubt whether the fair danes and bellies of
Nashville have ever experienced so much difficulty
in the selection of a bonnet, as this season, thi
establishment. The cause is not TO be found 10 the
increased iastidiOusness or captiOusness of their
es, in the paucty OF the stock or nelegance
Of the styles. No; we must look for il 10 some
other gu rter. Their fances, tell the TRUTH have
been bewildered by the great variety aud beauty Of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while beholding it, as one feels
in a rich conservatory surrounded by the rsrest
otics andlavedI their delicious perfumes They have
such emotions led the poet TO wish that the
lips OF all wOmAukind, esp cialy the beauties
condensd ioto one pretty putting pair that he
might, in kissing them, kiss the whole race. Where
there is so mu elegance, great variety, a
choice must be difficult The things natural and
the dear creatures are not to blame But not Of bon
nets alone does Crookers congress consist Nearly
all descriptions Of millinery goods are represented
there--from the lightest and most ETHEREAL TO the
heavier fabrics which art produces TO adorn the
loveliest Of natures handiworks. Al5H
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

CLARKsvILLE.-A recent visit to this dourishiag
young city gave us an opportunity to observe some
OF the great Improvements which are going on
there, or have been made during the p ct sum-
mer. We were pleased 20 notice the evicsnces Of
growth and prosperity which present themselves to
The notice of the occasional visitor. The trade Of
Clsrksyn taking her size into account, is very
considerable and as a market for several important
articles of produce, few towns in the State 60 be-
yond her figures either in the quantity purchased
the price paid for il. Among the new public edit
ces We noticed the new building in which is located
the Bank of America 1t has a fine front of beau
white marble, while the utie dace is otherwise to
he seen 10 ils plan and construction. In Que thing
however, che is equally if not more deficient than
ourselves. We aIlude to q fine hotel building.
While her hotels well kept, like our own, the
structures themselves are ancient and dilspidated
without the improvements which, Of later years,
have been introduced into hotels throughout many
csiOns of the counTy-imprOyements which add
much to the comfort, satisfaction and cOnVenences
Of guests and proprietors alike.
There are many privat residences in the city Of
Cisrksve which are handsome ornaments TO it.
Tie taste of her people 10 dwellings and the sdorn-
ments Of their grounds, is known far and wide,
while the hospitality of her citizens /. less proven
bal We had tie satisfaction of meeting quite a
number Of personal friends while there of the
ties of Montgomery and Robertson, and among
them Col. ". ID Davie, who will represent Mont-
gomery iu the coming session of the Legislature.
ClHrksYile is situated in very fine aud produc-
tive region OF county, Immediately upon the Cum
land river, and POSSESSES many advantages and ele
ments which conducive to great prosp rity and
i'm jOrtance. May she increase and multiply in
MeIlth, size ard IL the elemenis of greatness.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

New YoLK, April l5-The Ericsson brings news
OF overwhelming triumph for PamerstOn in the
English election. Golden, Layard and Blight are
defeated Returns from London indicate The re-
election of Lords Russell. Rothschild, Crawford,
Doke, Gladstone and Roeback.
The Neufehatel difficulty is nearly settled, and
a treaty of commerce between Russia and France is
nearly concluded.
The preparations against Mexico continue as war
Ike as ever in Spain. Count Walewski, the French
Minister, addressed letter to Marquis De Turgot
approving the conduct of Spain.
Canten is quiet. Admiral Seymour is at Hong
Kong, awaiting endorsements.
The trial OF the baker for poisoning the foreign
population resulted in his scquittsl
Telegraphc intelligence had been received at
Bombay that the Emperor of China had ordered
eh to concliate peace on any terms.
PERsIA.-Gen. 0utram bad obtained victory
at Kooahab over the Persians on the Sd of Feb'y.
400 cavalry and troops left Burshire, and drove
the Persians from Boorasoyoon into the mountains.
Their stores and ammunition were captured and de-
stroyed and on the 9th the troops commeced to re-
turn.
On the 9Th 5000 Persians were attacked by the
British cavalry and artillery. The Persisns were
totally routed with loss OF 700 XII led and 100 pris
oners and 2 guns were captured. The BIitish loss
was Toe killed and SO wounded Lieut. Franklin,
aud Capt. Forbes were killed Lieut. Greentree was
wounded in the expedition and returned to Bushire
on the 10th.
There had been no further operations at Canton,
excepting an attack on the Junks.
Nothing important from India.
Some disturbances at Pegu, led to skrmish with
the troops.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Wheat firm at an ad-
vance. Flour 6i.aI3 Improvement, but dull. Mix
ed Corn Sls.; White S2s. White American SSs.
61a34s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

ME have numerous patterns OF Oval, Round and Oh.
w long Walters, from $40 upwards. Feather busters
scru6bing and Hacking Brushes Trench Scrubbng Brush-
es, Mops, Hearth Brooms, &C.
m MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
IIerring's Safes.

ME have supply Of those celebrated Safes that are
w known TO be both BURGhER AND FIRE-PROOF.
How often does it happen h hen houses burnt down
all the books and "a the safe foand dau-
age that they quite legble This has happened
with the Herring Fan. While other safes have
come out OF the Ore literally destroyed, theirs have
been in the slightest degree damaged They also defy
BgrgArs their locks picked and are eunpov
der. proof. fm10l MACK eNZIE A wilson
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CO M M E GAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
APRIL 1s. IS57. I
Weekly Report of the Markets.

WEEKLY RcpONt OA tAAc NAdHAttss
Remarks.
Business during ths current week has slightly improved
in several Of the leading branches Of trade The
has been changeab and disaeeabe and the River slowly
falling Tuesday, since Which time slightmPrOvenent
has aksn place. There about three fe-t OF water
Hzrpsh shoals Very few changes have taasn place in
quOs4hOns-nOne whatever in important articles.
Commercial.
Corrox-The offerings u to Wednesday we're exceed
ingy light On day heard OF several large lists for
which 1sc round refused. Sales Of bales, at 1885,
We quote as follows:
Inferior, alO
aiddin:. .ll1al.2H
Good Middling, l2HAs8
ToBAcco-Tobacco comes in slowly. Very few uanssc-
tons have Gays but prices have
paid for all that has been offered The fOOSiDg
tatons give readers the ruling hgures
common L 1" 1Sars Sooss To5.co s1S
Fair Leaf, 11s12H Frosted Tobacco, ga 81
FLouR-The maket is quiet. We quote supernne COCA
Csc; extra at 6:5os7:00.
MEAL-The supply is light and 55a6Oc is offered from
wagons.
GAAN-Markets quiet We quote whea. at GOAL To- corn
45a5Oc; oats clean, 4Oc per bushel.
sEEOs-Clover is still in demand at IS 50ass co. and
ties unchanged.
WooL-We notice no change in wool. Common stn
commands 20a25c; fine washed 25ASOc.
FEArHERs-There active demand for live geese feah-
at 45c per ID.
GSsKSG-No sale. The Chinese war has cut OF the de-
mand.
BEEswAx-YelloW is quoted at 20s92c.
LEArExR--We have change in quotations. The
market is active and firm.
hDEswe quote green at 5a6c and dry sailed southern
at 20A2lc.
Sugar. Mossses and Office still Arm previous
PRovIsIoxs.BacOn in less freely; the market
msins active and quotations have undergone favorable
change. We quote hans9 s1Oc hog round 1O a1O5c;
sides 1a12c Lard 12sl21. Butte 2Oa25c. Eggs sslOc.
CHEtsE-Western Reserve in good supply at 12Sc
per Id. English Dairy, 14H alec
CANDLES No change either in Sperm Star. TaloE
candles dull ; quote at Is cts.
TALLow.-Fallow commands 1Oal1 cts.
sALT-Unchanged with ample stocks. h.
NAns-We quote 10 at 50 rs per key, and all sizes
above st the figures; at 81 az - So at IS.
SPIRITS Amercsn stands 35a75 cts. per gallon Whis.
Ky is quoted at 22az7 cts.
DRCGs, &o-The saarket during the current week has
been very active in Drugs No change quota
tons.
FRUTr-we notice change in Dried Fruit The demand
Is still active We quote dried Apples 81 so per bushel
Peaches at 81 so; peeled do. at $S 0Oa4 co.
For the Wholesale prices Of other ar les refer to
Prices Current.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
Charleston Market
THE MARKETS. .Y TELEGRAPH.

.NEw YORK, April 5.-Flour-southern 64a4.
Wheat firm; Corn 72a75c. Mess Pork 224a2Sf
Whisky 274.
CINcINEArI, April 5,-Flour unchanged. Whis-
ky steady. Provisions quiet. River risiEg rapid
10
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

NIE have variety OF articles for Cooking by Gas By
w hch, at common Gas Burner a kettle Of water
be made 20 boil in three Oyster Plates aud
Shaving Cups also to be heed by Gas Price SIS and up
ward. lml01 MACKENZIE A WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

tB- Mrs. Phoebe Webber, Of Wayne county,
Indiana, recently sent Mr. Buchanan handsome
pair Of mittens. Old Buck in return sent her his
likeness aud $50 in money. What the old fell
Low up TOT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Winchester & Alabama r. E. Company.

THERE will be meeting Of the Stockholders of the Win.
chester and Alabama Railr ad oml any the Court
house in The town of Winchester Tennessee, THURS
DAY the 9Th day Of May, 1884, elect fifteen Directors for
said Company, the ensuing year. and at said meeting,
application will be made TO admit ockholders all those
persons who have subscribed in the in lincoln
county Tenne the purpose Of extending their
trunk 10 the town Of Fayetteville according TO tie provisions
II the act 81 the legislature chap 206 passed Feb
18th, 1s52 Done by order Of the Board
WM. EDW. NENABLE, President.
y. 7. BsrML, Secretary. aprs-dtrw6 tillml
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
Rattan Chairs.
Gas Cooking Machines.

MJE have on hand a few handsome RATTAN SEWING,
w AIM and ROCKING CHAIRS, HAMPER and
CLOTHES BASKETS, LADIES' FANCY WORK BASKETS.
mlO MACKENZIE WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
JOhnSOn.HOrne eco.

CORNER BROAD AND MARKET STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn.
WILL give prompt attention TO receiving T. pur-
w chasing, selling shipping Cotton, Tobacc0 Wheat
Corn Flour and Bacon, and win also devote especial
toE receiving stOr ng and forwarding merchandise Of
every description
Our facilities In point Of room nVenience are equal
to any IN e fy8ftf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16
NEW GooD@.

M have just received from kerreaus' in New York
w hne assortment of CHILOREN'5 CARRIAGES, con-
anng some Of the finest that have been brought
this city
Also, Go-cARTs, vELOCIPEOE5, &c.
"a milo MAOKEN2IE a WILSON
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

THEArRE.-The Hamlet o. Mr.. cOuIdock on Tues-
day night sst but another evidence Of his tu-
peror talents and histioDc Sd litics The last two
arts particularly we're admirable. The audience was
higly pleased aud frequently applauded him 10 en-
thusia site demonstrations
Last night The Merchant Of Venice perform
ed to full aud admiripg audience. Mr.. COuldOck's
ShyiOek was splendid representation Of that pro-
dacton Of the gres! English bard.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

Lager beer, it is sad " IL used in much great
er quAntirie- this summer than last. Brewers are
making iinay perpetrators fora busy season.
The DUmber Of beer Eops has wonderfully increased
and, consequently, the number Of beer drinkers.
Lager beer almost unknown four years ago has
gained local habtaton aud nam r, aud immense
amounts Of money are now pended for this
drink. ~. y. Mirror
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-16

Worth Of Piece Goods just received comprising
ensve stock of Cloths Of various coors and Of the finest
texture also Black and Fancy French English and Amer
lean Cassimeres aud vesngs in the greatest variety All
adapted to the Spring trade and made up order in the
latest style.
"HARvEr +" is still at his board.
mil CLIFTON ABBOTT.
Woodland Cream "-A Ponade for bedUtVyin0 the
HdiT-hghy periumed, superior any French article
imported, and orh M the price, For dressing Ladies Hair
1t has equal, giving it bright glossy appearance 1t
causes Geneulen's Hair curl in the
1t removes dsndrud always giving the hair the sp
nce Of being fresh shampOODet. Price only fifty cents.
Nods genuine unless signed
FErRIDdE CO., Proprietors Of the
"Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
Sold by all Druggists. NEw YoRK.
mafcLT-6m