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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

Our PEcUAIARY DIFFIcuLTIEs.-
The causes which have led 10 the
present season OF pecuniary embar-
rassment and difficulty are, that we
have been studying, on the circumlo-
cutory principle, "how not 70 do IL. !"
Instead OF devising methods for
meeting our financial obligations
as they have arisen, we have OK
hausted our ingenuity in endeavor-
ing to evade payment instead of
seeking how 10 rctrcnch nnd limit
our expenditures, we have been IN.
venting fresh modes OF wasting our
resources. Had half the ingenuity
which has boon devoted 10 evading
and postpOning the liquidation OF our
Just ubtfgaui0us becn dIrectcd 10 the
best means of satisfying our creditors.
tile country would now be out OF debt.
Had the people been huff ~ anxious
TO discontinue unnecessary expenses
as they have been TO discover ana
provide II sh artificial wants, We
should have lived within our income,
and now have had u surplus ia hand
irstead Of deficiency 10 make mp =
instend Of ,rying how far a limited
expenditure wou.d provide us with
real comfort, We have been solving
the problem Of how large an income
could be wasted in useless luxury and
gaudy display. Instead OF seeing
now fur within our income we coulu
live, We have been trying 10 ascertain
bow far hey ohd il We could possibly
venture. We must now rcturn 20
nrst principles. and Acknowledge.
that he Is wealthicsl who saves most
and not he who makes most; aud thu;
he money We may have received IL
not our own unIi Ne nnge satisfied
nil just demands aVcruing upon H.
II tno iiuaaclai crisis through which
Ne ARE pressing nas tho effect o.
.nstllllng tiese IDEAS into the MUD 81
the business community ia general.
We shall not regard t.ie panic, with
it's dear y purchased experience, as au
unmixed misfortune Brooklm Daily
lines.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

The following arc The Dimensions Of
the Panama sliipcanal
length from shore 70 shore, IS!
miles.
Length from five Iathoms water in
IN Navy Bay oii the Atlantic, to three
faihoms wafer IN Panama Bay, on the
Pacific, fsf miles
The prism OF water 20 be 1850 feet
wide at the bottom, 27O feet wide ut
surface andal fest deep.
phc locks lo be 200 feet IN clear
length Of chamber, and 80 feet in
clear width
The summit level will be $50 feet
above moan tide Of tic Atlantic and
acifc Ocean
rhc summit cut win be about 4
miles long. Tho deepest cutting on
this level viii be 1876 feet, and the
average depth Ut the cut viii bo 40
feet.
Tn river chagrcs yields an ample
supp OF water for The cnnal AZ ali
seasons Of tho ycar The summit
level will he Supplied ~ feeder
about 2ssmilcs long. Which viii tap
lhcrlvcf Chagrcs abont2l miles above
the town OF Cruces, where the Level
Of tic river is about 1856 feet above
mean tide, and about 50 feet above
the summit lcvci
The cost OF this canal, including
4 the rcquisit, harbor improvements al
each end, will cost exceed $4,000, 600
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

4 HppRlD Story a correspond
ent OF the Baltimore (Md) lnlrio,
saXs that man uamvd Adams was
recently married 20 u Miss jenkins,
in Ware county. Georgia. and a 10
iectcd sutton OF that lady, named
Harley. had vowed vengeance against
both. On tho ltlh uli.. Harley went
10 Adams house, aud finding nobody
there Tut an old nrgro woman, lac
knocked her down with an axe. irac.
turing her skull, and then broke tn
pieces aIl The furniture Next morn.
ing Adams went to seek Harley and
shot him IN tic arm, when they
closed, and Adams was soon killed
witha knife. Harley then shondered
ihs corpse and carried II 10 Mrs
Adams. Who instantly fell in Il swoon
when lhe murderer cut her ia - most
CHASTITY wqnner with bis kuilc. which
he lhcn drove TO his own heart. and
fell dead. Mrs. Adams is not expected
10 recover.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

saA- Commodore Paulding has mad,
u report to the Navy Department witt
reference to the practicabilty OF con-
strncting ship canalf from Aspinwall
TO Panama. The distance is cstmat-
cd ut 49, miles, aud the expense at
eighty millions. Tho great difficulty
will be in procuring laborers.--N Y
Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16
GOV. WILLARD 9 pLFrer.

On the LIST day of December, 1855,
ut indianapolis, before the Marion
county Democratic Convention. when
Gov. Willard was candidate for
nomination for the Office of Governor
Of the State. and afier the Convention
had passed a resolution in his favor,
he came forward and made q speech
in which is the following humiliating
but solemn pledge, which was reduced
to writing, revised and corrected by
himself, and published in the Daily
lSeafiaeT.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

Dar Dr.. Johnson said Of female
preaching People flock to hegr .
Soman preach, not because she
prcaches well, but bctauseshc preach
es anyhow; just rs they 80 to see n
dog wall, on his hind legs. though Il
does not walk on Thorn near 20 well rs
n man"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

par Two persons eohtending vofy
sharply on matters regarding a late
cle .tion, got TO rather high words
when one OF them said, " You never
catch lie coming out OF my mouth.
The other replied ~ on may well say
that. for they fy out so FIST that no.
body can catch EN-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

ne- DR.. Ccnycrs, OF London, once
dissectcd person who had died tor
love, and found Nm impression Of y
lady's faco upon his hermit. Ahemi--
Must tave swallowed the daguereo-
type! are
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

s6y- An old English divine adviseth
thus,-"Have you got sister-then
cherish her with u holy friendship
All right. But what ii u iellcr
hasn't got no sister?
"lhcn,' says tho New Bedford
Standard, go take another mans"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

pes- "Wife, n'tsec, for my part,
how they send letters on them ere
wires without tearin' EN- all 10 bits.
"Oh, myl they don't send the paper,
they just send tle writin in u fluid
slnlc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

LAW OF SEDUCTION According to
tho decision oFnn Albany ius,ice se-
ducing yomg ladies' of m,ans X not
an oticuce against the statutrS a
Young iafy sued ihe E.tl,er II her il.
legitimate responsibility Tor support
Tor the infant The defendant dill
NOT dcny tlie paternity, but con1ens 81
that complainant had $500 in tie
bank, and MAS able 60 support tic
ehild without applying to ,he m.
thonlics. The justice admitted the
lustneSs Of the nluuon, and dismissed
the complaint. The decision is nj
Important one and shows that il is
much safer 60 ruin a yonng WON n
OF means than u young woman OF
poverty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

NJ The Nebraska correspondent
Of the Buffalo Commercial says that
the wages Of the pilots ON tho Mis-.
souri, are enormouS--eight hundred
dollars per trip, which consumes from
fourteen 10 twenty days. This an
cludos mn assistant Us.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

nssr The editor Of the cayuga Chief
lets hi- ctoler rise in this way:
We would say 10 the wretch who
stole our new shirt from the line
while we were in bed waiting for i
TO dry. that we hope the collar will
cut his throat.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

B@- A person pretending to have
seen ghost, was asked what the ap
partition sal 10 him. "How should
| know 2" DO replied /; - am not
skilled IL the dead languages"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

sas- SAL said one girl to another.
!" ! am so glad have no beau now
"Why so2" asked tho other. . oh,
cause can eat as many onions ss ]
please tits ..,os - aA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

Ga, An old gentleman ceing asked
what no wished 70. dinner, replied,
An appetite, good company, some
thing to eat, and clean napkin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

beauty; n seeker OF that admiration
which Is deceived rs cosmetic aIss -
At homo, ia lliv eyes ni her huSbund,
The latter scarcely exhibits a single
personal charm 80 completely bias
l.r spirit trauShNCd itrolf into her
face: whiic Ia tic house OF KITE.
vvcrything scenes 20 have taken n
portion u beauty from her beautiful
soul to reflect il back upon her ~
nom Il mirror. Dpily hourly, mo-
lncutly. she Is growing none bcaHli-
fiiii aud this will progress until she
atlAns The lrinScruGuh luv,lncss OF
"a, angel only Strangers. ut a frst
Meeting. sec her lace rs a. plaiu on, r.
10 her friends Il isalwas- lull OF ul-
fractions, far every tclurc Is az M
lcx and a me0,blnucc of spiiltuut
graccs that adorn her lie aud render
leru lruc lricn,l, towing companion,
and teacher example of thosc sweet
Virtues that afc born OF adivher IN.
hucncc
SrocKlNcSuiclm ORA tAprfrniA
LtOY lone az the most distressing
tastS OfsulCidv HAT We have ever re-
corded ctcnricd Yesterday afternoon.
~ tic rcsideoce 81 DR. Smith, near
Ling rstown, In this county The
unfortunate victim is n Young. hand
-0mo and highly accomplished female.
iipm The city OF Philadelphia. named
Miss Auna Buchanan, ard the appa.
rent cnuse for tho commission ot the
rush decd was misplaced confidence
in one OF the opposite sex.
From what We Oau gather of the
particulars OF this sad ease. il appears
that Miss Buchanan arrived in iiar.
risburg about three weeks ago. for
the purpose Of paying some money ut
the State Lunatic Hospital, in behalf
OF one OF its Inmates. During her
stay IN fthis CITY. sho ladged At the
Whitehall ltotd Ia Market street,
until about ~ week since, when she
received an invitation 20 spend few
weeks 10 The f,mily ct DR. Smith, that
gentleman having Dccn acquainted
with her in Philadelphia During
her stay with that lamity. aud indeed
from her first arrival 10 uiiS city. her
nctons aud ieatlrvs denoted that SIZE
was laboring undrn great depression
of spirits which 80 lar Affected her
health that she nt last became unable
to leave her bed IN This stnte, during
a temporary absence Of the Doctor,
she, by somo unknown means, pru-
cured II quantity OF arsenic, which
she swallowed, aud yesterday after
noon became u corpsc.-HaYlsiug
| IeIe9raph, 81.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

81 The General Superintendent
Of tho Brooklyn, n. y, Police has
directed ncN iorm OF return TO be
used in making police reports in that
city which is mucb more complete
than the old form. IL specifics, in
IN addition To tie time and cause OF
arrest, the age, trade, aud state OF
education of the party arrested. Il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

CoLTs RwtpvIR7rA recent
trial of small arms hy the Board OF
Oulnancc. says the " oolwicl tEng)
Journal Washington. L s.. ,oli
SAarpcs, and o,ll,r rifles. Colt beat
the lot AZ 100 500 400 and 50O
yMds, tho average penetration OF
Colts r,1o WIS thpugi. ! 1 Opc inch
seasoned whto pine board Sharpe \
10. cl'tr pisiVls 5.G2 boards, Adams
= l2li and atss rypvnt lriid OF Colt d
navy ryolycr rs a teacher OF mus.
kctry, at AlderBhot, tho weapon was
lounl to throwsa ball over the mca-
sured distance OF 900 yards, and to
DO effective work al 700, The nc.
coants We have Ut the effectiveness OF
Cots tarw Is wepppn of defence
leads Us 70 believe tllpt il is the arm
P1r erfc,eece for cavalry and artillery
pccially.ior all vlicers
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

ps- Since Gov. Wizards wanton
and unpi ovoked attack upon the re-
gular Democracy Of Hancock county.
the Greenfield Sentinel begins 10 look
into his antecedents. We find the
following extract from a memorable
document in the Sentinel of last week
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

MYSTERIOUS ANn fA4AL DlsEAsr.-
We have seen n private letter nom
Chicago, stating ihut mysterious
epidemic lad broken 60t there, and
prov cd final TO many persons, ali Of
whom were sick but Il few hours,
The disease is said to resemble black
vomit, but the physicians have been
unable 80 far 10 deierlnine SIS real
character A large number Of cattle
have also boon carried otf, tho samo
symptoms being presented upon them
- L6firWe journal
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

~ The hum Bile man isa trne tenn
ple Of God, though be have but low
ROOF,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

Efr Newspapers have beoi. called
the only paper eagroney tina. is worth
more than gold orsilysr.ua 49,,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

ea- tribes make perfection, but
perfection itself is no tride.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16
AnREsr or A DEspFR,no.--A man

ARREST on A DRsPFR "A man
who gave his name as Charles Moore,
WIS arrested by Marshal Beard, n
day or two since. from his answering
n handbil description Of noted
herse-lhicf named John Rcemer. who
has recently stslcn several fine horses
la Clark codbty. Illinois a reward
of $50 had been offered for his arrest
aud Marshal Beard this morning lro.
vidcd him with pair OF handclfis
and started for Clark county. via
rcirc Ilanic 90 deliver hm over to
the proper authorities for trinl Since
his departure, the Sheriff Of Clark
Who bad heard OF the arrest of n per
son answering the description oi
Rccmer. arrived here TO find that hc
had passed the prisoner on the way
lie describes him as perfect dcs-
pcrndo--a terror To- tho whole neigh
borhood IN which lac lived.
A few days since. during the con-
finemcnt OF Recmcr IN the Jail OF this
city, he refused to comply with the
regulations OF the prison. aud Mr.,
Morgan, tic Deputy Sheriff went
INTO his cell TO cxpVstulatc with. aud
iurcc him into n compliance with the
rules Some words pissed between
them, when he unexpectedly rushed
upon Morgan, striking athim sayageIy
with his fists. Morgan succeeded in
warding his blows, and closing with
him, pinned him to the floor Of the
cell The desperate was much the
strongest of the two, but finding him.
self foored, he passed one arm around
Morgan's neck, and holding him
tightly, planted his right hand in
Morgan's face, aud with his long.
bony fingers. and scraggy nails, Mt
tempted TO gouge out is eyes. This
he would have actually succeeded in
doing had not the Jaior rendered
prompt assistance.-Ldfagette Courier
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

C-se a corrcsu0pdgnt OF the New
York journal off Commerce ut Pal,
nyta. y. ", writes that the pcoplc
heod indulge ne apprehension Of any
SCARCELY 81 dairy ioqd, such as cheeso
or bitter as the quantity oiibcse ar.
fitl,s pfoduced this season IN the
great 9airl counties of tbe State, ex-
ceeds lbat OF aDy preyiQns year 10y
about 3nc-third. llc estimates that
N The counties referred to- there have
been made 90 le0st 10000 frl,ius
moro butter than ever leiore, IN one
season
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16
2 O z C r Ys
r,sm ~ NY. rvenlus PCT.
SONG OF THE STREET
nx viii STREET


NJ will STREET
Flushing rsanat't CORNERS,
chsa * sefs lTirfi.
Ptunxihe int sHks
aaih ~ thsfe 20 lriisl-
Y ~ ,usls befgl,sE
Di eFnfs ~ you meet,
ne sms. thi- Up es~s
'shtnnia 90 the street
M>rchsnts ery shar'.
a hiir ne aud heck,
Nntt eePa - e
y ~ flr HcprA
y llis Ia stocss.
niu al ur can b.,
fvt ats lnr
4 - ere " laney FRYE"
AZ - splsn'lilr Dads
Gal .uch if dfal N eks.
~ MY fhs t-snf uiis
Call MOI ass thvi q KS
Ma { 'ls' lietfs
1t strt subl... hm z.
\ tef q tn feel
1hs3've bcen vter-l iearlng.
n - sperulalsrs
Tumhl ~ ~ n I shock,
nv rm'sld st"flang
Nor TAU ah3 fi,ck;
sfllI ~, give NO dinners
smoke 4nd rink fuI s4p.
Q hax III the b tier
Err sihd.as ~.
Rankin Institutions.
c,mptu esuf sstru- :"
IN uths poopl = money,
O. "a "a a husi.
lie sasf ! nx sttndine
q y sbii 4 IN a nighi-
vi - MIN ssmnHhes"
No Wonder m0ney's light.
0entesurn u means
Haviag lots IL spend
save = list y mpalhy,
Nj log have alend;
Gcntltm - in WANT
WI luf - pay ga L.
Find they eau iefrow
Nothl nvs bat trouhle.
Hlf ourm y ~ hu-'nesa
Wahling an ekt'nslnh.
White netfit All hr ofhTrH
Contemplate "a I.cnri ~
II lns ~ them thou fh.
Dat ap . t1drfsd u,
ftufy rfBi the, owe
tsas much - theif credit.
lirnkes Al re- b oakng.
Cred oil seraekasl.
Wsim All xiensliR
"a ths aanRa e intraft.
fsule ~ increasing,
here viii ~ tFoubla en-
White Al h4liif want a. borrow,
Aud Hvl,ody rsn hdf
r nninF round the corners.
7 NAt every snurtf.
AZ NJ ~ the lltaks
Nothing N ~. 90 carHsf.
u lsey tllnr fghtsf,
Misery fslnp sie.
bies it, iltls - D tastnl,
''shInninr" fs,u tie street
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-16

AZ "a 81 nilir | Dads
CT -uch dr dfal N eks.
~ nav ia t-sHi uils
Call not ass thci - Ks,
Ma 'lf' lictfs
1t rtrt iubi.'. hu z.
y = hef q ~ feel
lhss've bven vser-liearlng.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-30

the Missouri compromise was traitorousE
repealed, to the present, the lem ,crAtic par
" Of the free States has been steadily ma
king concessions, until now they declare,
through their chief magistrate Of the Union,
that slavery is legalizsd 10 all the national
domain, despite the wishes Of the people;
that it must and shall be fastened upon them
and there is no help for it. Under such cir
cumstances, fellow-citizens, what il best to
be done? | answer. Let US 20 back to the
principles Of our fathers. Lot Us consecrate
our Territories TO freedom, free labor, and
free men, as they did. Let the next Con-
gress, as did the 6rst Congress, prohibit the
extension OF slavery into any Territory be-
longing to this nation, and let President Blu
chanan, az did President Washington, give
that act his official junction and approval
And if Congress and the President refuse to
do this, let the people choose such Congress
and such President - will. We have de-
parted from the practices and precepts OF
the formers of our government. We have
set up Douglass and fancy as better able
to guide and direct US than Washington and
Jefferson. II has been sad for the country
that we have doneso Civil war, bloodshed,
anarchy and confusion, have been the conse-
quenoes. 1t is my honest conviction that
peace, quiet and prosperity cannot again be
retored until We return TO the principles OF
equity and justice which guided our fathers.
Tao people Of this government, long sraised
to freedom Of thought, and speech, and &C.
ton, will not peacefully submit 70 injustice
and wrong. They will continue clsmorous-
~ to demand their rights until they are OBJ
tanned.
The doctrines Of squaster sovereignty and
the nationality Of slavery have both beer
tested and have proven utter failures, and
the fact has been demonstrated that those
Who framed the Constitution and the decla.
ration Of Independence, and under them, By
act Of Congress, prohibited slavery in all the
national domain, were better men and wiser
statesmen than these who seek to set thei.
| example asiue.
| lam in favor Of tho passage Of an act by
the next Legislature providing for a safe aht
judicious system Of Banking, to be submit
| ted to the people, in accordance with the prn,
visions OF the now Constitution. believ,
thst the interests Of our State demand thai
We have currency of our own, upon which
our people may rely, and with the condition
of which they may ut all times be acquaint
ed Our State has been for years hoodct
with the most doubtful issues Of Banks in
other States, and our people have in man,
cases been imposed upon and injured there.
by.
| shall, If elected, vote for such n law, se
leesing from among oil the proposition,
which are submitted, according to the best O
my ability, the safest and soundest.
GEO. w. McCRAkY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-30

The bills Of the Hopkinton Bank Of Rhode
Island are rcfnsed at the Suffolk Bank.
RniLADsLPHIA, Sept. 28.-Ths Governor
has not decided between tho baaks, aad
1Asre y pressure for and against salliag
spesiAl session. M
The silk house Of Messrs. Curtiss 4 Co.,
on Chsetant street, has been robbed Of eight
thousand dollars.
There is still no concert Of action among
the banks. They commenced paying Ave dol
lar bills, but ut IL O'Clock the North Amsri-
can Bank, which had previously redeemed
all notes, suspended specie payments, and
the course will nov become universal.
NEW YoRK, Sept. c6.-The money market
is very stringent, but the banks remain firm
in their position. Some very heavy failures
are reported. Advices from Albany men,
ton run upon the Savings Department BY
small dspositors. There 10 no pressure else.
where, and the bill-holders and banks are
quiet and confident.
Rumored Faiures.-Clarke, Dodge h Co.
and Phelps, Dodge 4 Co., entirely untrue.---
Exchange on Philadelphia 10 per cent. Rates
Tor money on street, some CASES . per cent.
per month.
The Metropolitan, Republic and Merchants
Bank of New York, Mechanic, American
Exchange, Union and Penix banks have 10.
sued circulars assuring the public Of tlfeif
ability and determination, 70 maintain /
specie bssis Tor their circulation, and N
pr sssing the opinion that the tendency oil
specie and produce TO this point will soor
relieve the banks Of the present pressure.
NORFOLK, Sept. 28.--Some fsslingis man
ifested hero about the Baltimore and Phila.
delphia suspensions, but the banks 10 fss
have remained firm.
CiNcNHAr, Sept. 28.-The excitement
consequent upon the continued unfavofabls
advlces from tho east paralyse business and
tho attention Of business men 10 entirely
turned from the ordinary routine to the I'll
absorbing question Of the latest news from
the East.
The paper Of m iron and shoe and leather
esta blishment went to protest, and J. H
Holmes, Manufacturer, has made An assign.
mont. None Of them, however, are insolv.
cnt.
j.. J. Anderson 4 Co., and Darby 4 Barks.
dale, Bankers OF st. Louis, have suspended
The Nashville Bank, Of Nashville, Tenn.
has also suspended.
The Bank OF Washington and Patriots
Bank, which paid only small sums en- Satur-
day, have now altogether suspended. The
Savings Banks pay either in City Banks o,
Virginia money, and demand the Is days NO,
/ tice from depositors. Virginia money is a,
] n discount Of per cent, and the tendency il
| still downward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-30
lCI6 LOUIE MOa.D RURNlTU1I
MESSRS. KIMBEL + TKHDN

- ESPRCTFULLY iCform their frisads md ~
~ public that they have established q
SIS SOUTH cLARK-sr., CHICAGO, ILL.,.
4 Branch Of their Paris and New York Hsnsss for
the msnnfsoturs and sale Of tbs nest
Aa elegant styles Of
RarnlsuFe ana n~uSs DecSrasloas
Msssrs.K 4 r. are Also prepared to ~ q short
notice any orders Tor
French Gas Fixtures,
freich Carpets,
French Mirrors aaa Innss.
AiFIEE sELEcTI0N OF PIANOS
From the hsst houses Of New York snA sAihaay
Win b. sG0DGAatJy kept on hanA.
Postedss bag ais. Chicago. III. fssp17d1al
x. = 0M1T0
MOULD repeatedly Infosn tAs gsstlsasn Of
w Ksoksk and vicinity thAt NJ has jsss sstsrn-
- fsUn ~ EAst with sine assosinsss = 0osds
adapted for Fail end Winter Gssmsnts, asd H.
sites those In want 70 call and examins ks stock
whieh d will make Into garments u ~ most sp-
proved oayao md finest wOs kmsneAfp.
Fs.sth-stsest. hsiwssn Main and 0les6seu.
sep9AA