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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

To make lean child fat pitch him out of tn,
window and he will come down-plump
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

OREGON DEMoCRAcY.-The Jacksonville Herald
is Informed of a separate organization of disaf
fected Democrats
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

THE water-ditch meeting at Jacksonville, on
the tn of February, failure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

Two wymcn in one house, two Gates and one
mowse two dogges and one bone, may never ac-
cord in one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
TOYS AND cH11DRENs PRESENTS
GERMAN TOYS,

For sale by the Case, lin the original package
as received by us from Hamburg)
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24
rnssn.,sssnsy q IN. Pr..,a.ns'. po.i-I


The following extracts show to what de-
|plorabfe shifts great men may be driven ,
when they abandon the eternal principles Of
justice 70 adopt . sectional expediepcy Do
sition. They show that Mr.. Buchanan has
changed his views on Kansas affairs. and that
those Democrats who adhere to the position
Of Senator. Douglas are the consistent and
true Democracy. and occupy the ground
thst Mr. Buchanan did, for long period
after entering upon the discharge Of the
duties Of bis high position. They exhibit
another feature, Of which we will not speak
but leave for the reader to observe. The
first extract is taken from his instructions
to Governor Walker, and the latter from his
message
when such constitution shall be sub.
mitted to the people Of the Territory, the y
must be protected in the exercise Of their
T'ghf Of Uofing for or against that instru.
msnf' and the fair expression Of the pop ular
VIII must not be interrupted by fraud or
vioience. repeat, then. as my clear con
viction. that unless the convention submit
the constitution 10 o vote of all the actual
resident settlers of Kansas, the election be
fairly and justly conducted, the constitution
,c'H and oughffo be rejected by Congress. !"
That is our "clear conviction" yet, and
the clear conviction of every honest nation
al Democrat. Here Is an extract from the
Presidents message, after he had concluded
that the people had no fright to vote upon
that instrument:p 90 z ,rF
ia my instructions to Governor Walker
on the 18th Of March last, / merely said
that--"When that constitution shall be SUBJ
mitted to the people of the Territory, they
must be protected in their right OF voting,
for or against that instrument, and the fair
expression Of the popular will must noe be
interrupted by fraud or violence"
The message then goes on to argue that
the convention was not bound to submit the
constitution to the people, before presenting
1t to Congress tor acceptance. We forbear
comment on these extracts, in mercy re.
membering that he once profossed Demo-
cratic principles, and was considered an
honest man. We commend them however
to the lying fools who. blindly licking the
heels Of Mr.. Buchanan. even when denying
bis former ''olear couvictions," deaounce
those who adhere to the Democratic faith,
IS affilliating with Black Republcauism
Such m argument against the Cincinnati
Platform can only be used by lying and
fools, Ci a - 81 q
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24


s ExpREss BAG FoUND.--Soms three or four
weeks since, Mr. Nye in crossing the Marys-
VILE Slough. which was at that time filled
with water. got wrecked with bis stage and
team, and lost considerable portion Of his
cargo. among other things q bag containing
Alta Exprsss matter, On Monday this bag
was found. 1t contained among other things
. letter from our Sacramento correspondent
"Butts," and another from Oliver Avaline,
Esq Of the Jackson Sentinel, containing a
complimentary ticket to Masonic Ball The
non receipt Of this letter. is the reason why
We neither attended the ball or acknowled.
esd the receipt Of the ticket. which last We
hereby do. thsnkipg the donor. g,s9
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

| The San Franci.cs and Marysyille Rail
Road Company-Pnvileges Asked
Lands 10 be Granted, DC. dc.
| Ma EDITOR :-Ia looking over my files of
the Sacramento Union, find in its issue of
the 10th Of the present month. a bill emma
ting from Mr.. Griffith Of Yolo, 10 the shape
of q minority report, which it appears the
Gent introduced as substitute for the orig
inal bill. which was indefinitely postponed
through a migority report OF the Committee
to whom it was referred. Tho Union re-
marks. that the Substitute is less objection
able than the original bill, if that is the case
| hardly know what the Original bill must
have been. think the author of the sub
stitute must have very great confidence in
his own persuasive powers, and rather poor
opinion of the discretionary powers, of those
who constitute the balance of the present
Legislature. The fact is. that aside from the
erroneous requirements In the shape of do
nations Of land from the Stale, and priviled-
ges which they never can expect to have be-
slowed upon them, the substitute is radical
iy defective 10 many other points of view
The first objection to said bill, and one which
infringes upon the rights of citizens of Butte
County, is. its failure to provide for the nav
igation Of Feather River, it may be contend
ed that, that as we have failed to avail our
selves Of the benefit Of the navigability Of
that river for few months past, that they
have right to infer that we do not intend
to do so in the future, but we shall demur to
that kind of logic at once, and stand upon
our rights. We will say to Mr.. Griffith
tben as he appears to be the mouth peice of
the San Francisco and Marysvile Rail Road
Co.. at the present writing, if he wishes to
cross Feather River above the mouth Of the
Yuba with his road, he must make provi-
sion for the navigation of said river, or pre-
pare for battle with the people of Butte !;
again would ask what Mr.. g., the Compa.
ny or the State intends to do with the poor
devils who have surveyed and located por-
tions Of the swamp and overflowei lands, un-
der the Act of 1856, which said Company de-
sires the State to donate to them; | would
like to have the Gent. answer that question
My opinion is, that private rights will be in
frnged upon by the plan of procedure as
laid down in the gen,leman's bill, rights
which the Constitution declares shall be pro-
tected, for one Mr. + iitor, am opposed to
granting many rights and privileges
to these incorporated companies, except
those given them by the Act Of iucorpora-
ton the policy rs a general rule is bad.
My experience has taught me that most of
these acts of interpretations, guarantee more
rights and privileges" then they generally
deserve. lnpprehend that our Legislature
should guard against extending those rights
and move in such with great deal of eau
ton. OnEGA.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

HURRIED BArrisM The Worcester Mass.
SPy says. Ia recent number, that a couple
OF watchmen we're attracted one night to the
grounds Of Ethan Allen by hearing Singular
noises Observing four men standing on the
edge OF an OF nanental pond in Mr.. Ailen's
yard, they anxiously watched their move
menis They fret made . large hole Ia che
ice with 81 Ak, and then two OF the younger
men walked iato the water. The watchmeu
here interrupted the performance, aud ask
ed, "what ON earth are you about :" They
answered. dripping and snivering, that they
had just been converted. and csufdn't traif
tai mornsng TO be bapfiEed, a IN Ffs
wesuppose they thought the Devil was
aftss :ks@ end 81 stock water
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

NAPA CouNTr.-From the Reporter we
learn thst Mr.. james Lennon lwas .mcrtslly
wounded on the afternoon Of Saturday, the
18th inst, By the accidental discharge Of a
gun in the hands of . man named Doak. =
MfaLssnon wss plowing 10 : 6eld. and Mr..
Doak was passing near by. with his gun
over his shoulder. and while crossing fence
the hammer caught iu twig, aud caused il
% b discharged. Lemon is dead. lasf
.Ths Reporter denies entertaining aay
opinions. pro Or con. upon the Kansas quss.
tion. .a -.. 80 y. 4 81. \. . " l-..I
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

/ HATS AND CHAIRS The Sierra Democra,
in noticing tho unproyoked attacks of the
Marysville editors on the hat merchants Of
that city. saysin reply to Chief Ridges as.
sertion, that he has that's without end"
that he saw a Digger Indian the o,hssv day
with one Of the same sort We suppose il
was built like Eph Horns crush bottom
chairs" so called "because the bottoms were
all rushed out"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24
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San Francisco News Items.


Suits wereoommenced this morning in the
Twelfth Dist. Court, by the City of San Fran.
cisco against the Clay ST. Wharf Co.. for $40.
600; jackson Street Wharf Co, Sl6770
Washington Street Wharf Co $20400; Val.
lejo Street Wharf Co., 5000; Total, $685..
$40, due for rents.
II il reported that q boat load of diseased
beef. which was brought to this city, from
across the bay last evening, was thrown
overheard on threat of prosecution.
IL A. Bing, Thos Hinchey and james Nc
Gill, have leen examined for insanity by
County Judge Fceelon, and ordered to be
conveyed to the Insane Asylum. They will
be taken to Stockton to morrow.
Marion Whithurs,, con nvicted Of murder in
the second degree Of A. A. Mason. and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment in the State Prison
for sixteen years. was conveyed to Point San
Quentin by Officer Root, yesterday
The shipment Of treasure per Sonora to-
day, was 81 ,66l ,921 go.
Markets unchanged -Erpress Telegram.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24
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THE COURTS.

DISTRICT CouET-SecOnd Monday IN January,
May, aud November, and fourth Monday of August
COUNTY CouRr.-First Monday in March aud June
secohd Monday in September, and f,urlh Monday in
November.
COURT or SESSIONS Monday In Febru.
ay' third Monday In Apr,l, July and October.
PROBATE CouRr.-Fourh Monday in February and
MAJ, Third Monday 10 August, ami second Monday
In De ember.
HOARD or SUPERVISORS Meets first Monday in
February, May, August ami November
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

MAaYsviLLE MArrERs Charles Bige.
nough, crazy man Was lodged ia the Sta
sion House on Monday. to await q trip to
Stocktoa. fcA fff86AH(f (
Tom H0o.sn was arrested for stealing a,
'Camptonville. N7e
A fence around the Firemsus Ceme,ry is
neaaly completed
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

FsRE AT SrocxroN by telegram in
Ysstsrdays Express, dated Stockton, March
22ud. We learn that q FIRE took place near
that city on night, which destroyed large
stable belonging to Mr.. Kepplemen also
forty tons Of hay. and 6ve fao horses Iii.
supposed that m inoendiary was the cause
Of the 6re.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

SAocxiNe AND FATAL ACCIDENT "A
man named Martin. while sluicing in a
cut at Round Mountsin. eon Wednesday y
morning, was caught by a falling rock aud
shockingly, mangled. The boulder was an
hour anu a halt ON him before 1t could be
removed. When extricated. one leg was
found crushed from the knee down aud the
other knee dislocated. DR.. Bailey was call
ed aud rendered all needful surgical assist.
ance, but the sufferer was beyond the reach
Of science. He died yesterday, eighteen
hours after the accident. Martin has two
brothers at Grass Valley. .-.tspada Jour.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

f, SHOOTING. ~ ohn keenan,, and John
Block. Of Sacramento. Ind shooting scrape
st the Union Hotel in Sacramento. on Sun
day night, 10 the course Of which an outsider
named Montague. was shot in the abdomen,
and keenan, was wounded in one Of his arms
Causc. not stated. ,,..afsa .ss .is s 81
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

GRsArtr Improved. The work which
has been done, and Is now going on, greatly
improves the appearance Of the Plaza. A
scraggy old pine stump, and numerous other
unsiehtly objects were removed yesterday.
Let VI 81 fsnced iu tsAAtVif IL w tAf
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

BLowN Up.-A couple of young men who
have been engaged in hunting for game near
Sacramento. we're badly hurt on Friday by
M explosion Of powder which they had de-
signed to anuihilate an ant Hill and its in.
habitants One Of the two is much injured
in the eyes ra snHa .t1i.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

QvAsHEp by the prompt action of the
6acramcnto Authorities. rondo has been
pretty efsctually quashed out in that city
By reason Of depression in the moaey
msrket. and natural decay, the same game
has nearly fsxled out in Oroville. ,..
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

PRoPELLsR FOR CALIFoRSIA.--An east.
ern correspondent of the Sacramento Union
says--
''Isee by the commercial article in the
New York Tribune that company is being
formed to run line Of iron Propellers be. !.
tween New York and San Francisco. via As
piuwall aud .Paaama.a principally to carry
merchandise, bus with accommodations for
passengers. This will relieve the present
line from such oserloads of travellers. and
secure better advantages for those who may
continue to patronixe them. Many who will
not mind being few days longer on the
way will go by the cheaper propellefs =
Families will 60 then more than nov. 1t
will be good thing for California"
e.. a. q
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

THE WATCH Doc We have received a
poster through the Post Office which reads
thus s--" The pu ublicatioa Of the "Watch Dog"
for this week, Saturday March 2oth.) has
bean postponsd TO "Wednesday nezD March
24th." So, twill be issued today, proba-
hlx - - I. ENrt-I
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

Cousry SEAr.--The people of Solano want
to remove their County Seat from Bencia to
some place in the interior Some Of them
do, batwe suppose the Benicians prefer keep.
ing il where il is ,...s
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

OUrRAGE.-Th house which was occupied
by the Negro Bracey ut Auburn, was burn.
cd down b. some scoundrsl recently, aud the
land which he owned has been jumped.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

CouRsiSo.- grand coursng meeting
Was held onsT Thursday, Friday aud saturday
Of last week, by the Sacramento Coursing
Club. Several fne dogs started for, and
captured ssegersl. heres; several dollars
chAnesd lhanis .tadscverallladies and gea.
tleman saw the fun and enjoyed II hugely.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

SHOOTING The Sierra Democrat tells us
that shooting scrnpc occurred in Forrest
City. on Sunday the l4ih. between "French
Pete" aud man named Tar,eton. in which
the latter was slightly wounded in tho leg
pele left the diggins. da
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

Hrs Horny The Governor seems to have
adopted the State Prison as bis hobby. Ac.
cording TO the State Journal ho went to San
Quentin on Sunday II 10 gratifying to see
him take so much intsres. in this important
matter.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

AryoiNrMENrs.- The Governor has made
IL follswing appointments; Charles G..
Chssnsy. Cemmission Of Deeds Cor N. T.;
Gilbert B. Claiborne. Notary Public for San
Joaquin county, aud John h Webster, No
tark daildif III the sans county. I V \ !.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

MoRE n PAapoNrrc.- .--Govsrnor Weller
hds granted conditional pardon TO Anas-
tasio -Morino. He has likewise restored
Robert FsnniOg. STATE Prison convict TO
citisenship.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

NEvApA.-Rufus Shoeuaker. has been
elected Captain Of tho Nevada rifles. They
expect hne uniform from New York.
Nevada il. pretty generally lighted by gas
A nugget of gold has been found at Alpha
weighing II dollars,
We CLEAN the above from the Journal.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

STEAM WAeoN.-Work has taken o fresh
start on Overtons Steam Wages. A the
papers have been saying for about year,
"it will probably be finished in about two
weeks" 4t... .., .sea.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

sLEAvENwoRrH TIMES We are under
many obligatious to Mr. Bordwell for copy
Of ths Lsavenworsh Times. 1t is the hot.
headsdsst specimen Of Black Republican we
ksv6 ever seen. =. sssaess SasS s.s .f.sE
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

PARTLY FINISHED Tho lower story o,
the new Sacramento School House. has beer
dnished aud is now occupied,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

Hoisc ros AaisesA. Poster. are stick
Ing up around Sacramento, Hoiug for emf
grants 20 Arizona.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

Bso Nue.. rThs Folsom Despatch says
ths6 sIBig Nag" u about leaving the cobble
ssS1S t5rnini,uas for ths Atlantic States. We
rnoo65s <hIs individuai must be some one
eGt5S5t 6Ifk ! 5uPsFspn dssssof .sAssk. "
.zz..'
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

MURDER TRiAL.-The trial Of Peter Met,
for the murder Of woman in Sacramento
was set for Monday last.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

suo ALrs-we acknowledge the present Of half
dossn bottles Of fsJsg Ale y from Mr.. Joseph Block,
Of ths Arm Of Lang & Co., who are now opening q
very extensive stock Of Groceries, Liquors. etc, in
the Theatre Block, Huntoon street. II all their
6oods afs - sxcsllsnt ~ their ais, We consc.
snciously commend them to our friends
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

% Bar Orr BnswERvs--Ws direct the attention Of
eur readers to the Advertisement ofMr. M N, wyer,
Agent for The Bay CITY Brewery. His stand is on
the corner Of Mysran Bird ct reefs, and he keeps
-. sorss cs &c Ssx. rnaK liquors Give him call
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

So6xS lsszAu --ws call the attention Of our
ssSdsrs 10th advsfsi smsns 10 another column Of
-yohns Restaurant" It will be opened this evening
in the old Bank Exeshngs Building, and John
sapss that he will keep the best grub offered
ID 0rovifis, and We bSIieve he will.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

MlLrrARr.--A Military Company is being
orgsaiSsd q Shady Greek, Sierra County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24
WEDNESDAY. MiRCH satb. isss.

~ Mr.. John H. Lillard is authorized "a
vusssvsg stswtpssvssssssl es,lsss mossys for The
Daily and Td Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
Il diAAses can ossAia shs papsf By furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-24

Mesws .'oha W Fosney, D. webster, J. +. Johnston
Il, q. Webb, and others.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21
Attractive Stock!

DITCH FALLGo0Ds FOR S psM. & re
1GRUE &C0., Freehold, N. j.
~ Have just received a great variety Q fnew and
fashionable fall goods.
IL The Ladies arc invited to call and examine an
ENTIRE AND NEW STYLE OF DRESS GooDs
lust received and not to be found elsewhere
gTE An inspection IS solicited.
NFreehold~ SAINT z sJGE7 "
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21
INC O N ll. o %. p EA
CONTROVERSY
BETWEEN MRS. coNovER ANp MRS. sMocK.

ErWEE MRS. CoNovER AND MRS. sMoCK.
IRIS. S.-aWhere do you buy your stoves2"
hrs Gaia I. Meanings Cheap Stove Store!"
MRS. C-'Can you buy as cheap of him as you
can at the other S~tores?"
MRS. c." Yes | can get a better article Of him.
than | can at any other place. 1t is not always the
lowest priced article that is the best
MRS. ST agree with You on that point, for l
have found that ont By experience. We must have
q new Stove this Fall. What Kind ofonc would you
recommend us to getl'
MIS-. C-"Ifyou want a good stove, with heavy
castings. BY all means 50 TO Manning's and get one
of his celebrated "Buek Stoves"
MRS S4'I have heard a great deal about this
!" Buck Stove What kind of a Stove is III"
MRS Cit has the largest oyeA / ever saw in
a Stove. You can bake six large loaves Of 'oread at
once, and bake them beautifully. / d. all ms cook
ing with this Stove, and would not oe without it,
Il S.-"That is gust the Kind of Stove | \ want.
We have more troub'e every time we bake, than our
Stove is worth. and | ain determined to stand it no
longer. When | mas in Freehold the other day, |
looked at some stoves, but they did not suit me at
Gil. | am satisfied from what / have heard, that this
I Buck Stove is an excellent stove, and / am deter
mined to have one. Where is Alanning's Storel'
K Cit is in South street, Freehold, opposite
the Court House. You cannot miss it. Everybody
knows Manning.
Freehold, August %. 1857. 43-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21
Important to Farmers.

NSAAS ~ = A&&02
THE LITTLE GIANT #
TsIIE SUBSCRIBER, AGENT FOR LHE SALE
4 Of the 8 Little Giana,o a machine for
grinding Corn Meal and Feed is prepared to furnish
1t to Farmers at short notice. This machine Is now
very extensively used by Farmers, and in all instans
.ces has giYea good satisfaction. 1t will be found a
very convenient and economical article, and is war
ranted to grind from s to II bushels of Corn and
Oat iced per. hoar. As the machine. is well known,
anything further is deemed unnecessary to be said
Of its merits.
Price.--Gomplete, $32. Where the box and
sweep does not accompany it, a deduction of 81
will be made. h SHAA
References.
Information may be obtained of the following
named ons:--George Gordon. near Freehold:
s, G. Bovine, Englishtown Charles II. Vanderveer,
Jamesburg James D. Hubbard, Gross Roads, Mid
dlesex Co.: George P. Metcalf, Half Acre John H..
johnson, Cranberry 81 L. T. Appleby, Old Bridge g
Gordon Sanford, Marlboro; YIN. III. Seward, South
Amboy Alfred Perrine, Hightstown.
All orders for this machine must be addressed to
WM. REDMOND, Corresponding Agent, Jamesburg,
N. j. -,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21

FREEHOLD, N. j..
A DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES Fox LONG
a BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck, linton
Falls and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel of Carson g.
Conover, Freehold, on the arrival of the morRing
trains from New York and Philadelphia, Returning.
leave Long Branch at 8 A. NJ.
A daily mail line for TOMS RIVER, connecting
with other lines South, leaves Freehold on the arris
val of the morning trains. Returning, leave Toms
River at 9 A. M. and arrive in time fer the 3 P. NJ.
trains for New York and Philadelphia,
A daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE passing thro'
Blue Bal, Farmingdale and Lower Squancum, leaves
Squan Village at 4 IL o'clock AN, and arrive in
Freehold in time to take the early lines for New
York and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival of the morning trains.
Passengers can be conveyed to any part ofthe
County by these lines and their connection.
Freehold, June 90. 1855. 34-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21
Freehold Sept. II. 1857. 47-tt
Z West Freehold HoteI.U
lillian II. STRONG,

- William II. bTKUNU
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE WEST FREE
hold Hotel, wiahsupve miles Of Freehold, MI,
formerly kept BY John H. Mount is prepared to
accommodate tho pubiE in good style. The house
has undergone a thorsngh overhauling, and been
fitted up in q neat, and comfortable manner. His
stablings and fodder ae good, and employs one Of
the best ostlers the Stale can boast of. There will
be no pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors.
~ The ProprietorEs also well qualified and pre-
pared to Handle and Break Colts for the road or
train, and condition then for market or the turf
His charges will always BE found reasonable.
! April %, 1856. z54tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21
JAMES M. HOPPER.

0e-&&~ ~&
NJ 0ULD INFORM HIS NUMEROUS CUSTO
w mers, and the public, that he
HAS REMOVED
his Clock, Watch, and Jewelry Store, a few doors
below the old stand.
To the New Building
Recently erected by DR.. Conoyer, adjoining the
residence of DR.. Freeman, and tile new
Drug Store,
ON MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD.
where he is better than ever prepared to
carry on tie business of repairing
Clocks and Watches, having
AS HANDSOME A STORE,
And as we'll adapted to his business, for location and
convenience,
As ANY IN THE VILLAGE e.
lie has now on hand
a good assortment of clocks
and ~Jewelry, to which extensive adj
ditions will soon be made. Having no other
Irons in the fire, he is prepared to give his
undivided attention to this business. and will
endeavor to merit, and hopes to
receive a liberal patronage.
Many thanks for past
favors. Call and
see us.