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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
One Word Of Advice 10 The CIrls.

Always trust your mother with every
thing. Never say Or, do anythisg that
you would not be perfectly wiling to
have known, and you will get along well
ehoiIgb, never fear- EsEs,
You will save yourself very much trou-
bls now. and very ma ny regrets hereafter,
BY Eaving no secrets from your mother
She is the very best earthly friend you
have. God has given her to you to
watch over ycu and protect yoE. and she
viii faithful to her trust "As long as God
gives ber breath" She'will tell you your
faults. and help you to correct them. She
watched over you whsn you were unable to
care for yourself, and now when you, by
hrrllovins And unw4vering care, have b.,
come able 10 act 10 some measure for your
self, will you treat her unkindly and with
hold from her that conf1eEce which is her
Just due? She will remain firm friend
when all others have forssken you, thro'
the sunshine aud shadows. you will al
ways find her the same gentle, loving
friend; always willing 10 listen to your
trouble and advise you to the best OF her
ability; always thinking and planning for
you and your happiness 10 the utierex
clusion Of self. All girls think ,ha, they
must have SONS one in whom to con6Ie
all the II secrets and sorrow. and who is
more Trustworthy or better fitted FOR this
confidence than mother? Who could
b0 refaiIbful to the trust thus reposed!
When you have lost her forever, when
she has gone to her home id heaven 10
reap the reward Of well spent ite-the1
when it is too late. you viii see what a
friend she was. and viii ever regret tha
you ever withheld your confidence from
her to give it to A stranger. THeu. when
it is too late to avail you, you Till resolve
to do better: but no matter how many
good resolutions you may make, or how
well you mty keep them. they can meyer
satisfy your conscience for tie past. You
may be young lati $. or consider you
self as such. and think that you are toc
tell everything 10 your mother. as you
did in your younger days. but-if you dc
think thus, Just stop a moment anil asl
yourself, before ycu do anything; 'Woul.
m Their approve Of il; you'd / be perfectly
willing to have her know it?'t Ifiyou
conscience answers yes to this rquiry
DO it; but ifit answers'no' or il there il th,
slightest doubt don't--for the sake Of you
present happiness aud your future peace
don't do Il. MAE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

TnE OPPosIros. = The party 'lof jelae anf
Administration, by maintaining its rigid, SEQ
discipline and making its desPohsm 6dioiis sey,,
wherever ithss power. compels alf menEbo, ,ga
are unwilling to be party. sayes.to opPose,s,leS
Hence, the nationality andptopristys Of the ss-,I
use of the term Opposition 70 distinguish bs
those who refuse to, be sqbseFyispt- g, s,saia
caucuss .sAs.a sssss. b, ltsz VI
MosIoNs. Utah ca4fespondeuta OSss4
the Chicago Tribune has takenF nOtssisOf W
the social ststus OF that Territory. > tTassssaA
results i66tdp as follows: Three handrsLfsag
and eighty. seven men with seysnpF moDSpieu
wives Of these i 8 have more than e.las8
wivcs $50 men with FIVE wiVes; 4 100 mshhpiia
with four, and Ao0 with more than ons neia
Wife, ~ !egPtaa ~ lsgissF asss edw
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

AMALGAMAT1ON,--During the year 1853
in Boston. nine oolored males were mar.
ried to white women. exactly the, same
number that occurred in the year 1851
There is not an instance reported Of the
marriage Of white mau with black
woman.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

E7v The South Bend Forum Of Indiana.
oftbe 18th inst. says that two young nen =
OF that place have returned from Pixies
Peak, after six mouths absence. bringing ~
with them S18 900, which they Obtained -
By digging in the mines, & This story s'.a
should, in ouF opinion. be takzh With sew S'fSq
erAl grains Of allowaiice, Iris Asts1baI<F
most too steep. As Gltyp4gthphiesllsFtist ss'il
iEcu d say, it'is 9ut tat.- fCibs Goiay siia Bee
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

REWjnd up your conduct like your
watch. every day., examining minutely
whether YOU are fast or slow.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

EEA pedestrian infrelAnd met q innn, 1T
and askedhm why the miles were so pla-,stpl
gy long. Pat replied. ."Ic Oh. beea anowa ~.
the roads are not good; sotlie ycobtractors saF
make for il By good ineasurs."' .isaegfSsa y
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
AN ACT,

mo. til ~ AN ACT
To amend section one of an act entitfed'"An
act to regulate Enclosures and 10 provide a.
gainst Trespassing Animals" passed Janu-
ary 18th 1840. iN $50 GWr. Witt
SEcrroN 1. Beit enacted b5 tie Gsheral AZ
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That whenever a
fence, or whatsoever materials constructed,
and in all respects such as good husba ndflaH
ought to keep, shall hereafter be erected by
any person on the line ofhis land OF that on
which he may have a lease for one or more
years, and the person owning the lard adioins
ing thereto, or holding a lease on the same for
three or more years, shall make or cause to be
made or have an inclosure on the opposite
side ofsuch fence, so thatsuch fence may an
swer the purpose ofincloSing his field, mead
ow, lot or any other iiclosure, such person
shall pay the owner OF such fence, already
erected, one. half of the value OF so much there
Of as serves as partition fence, to be adjudg-
ed by the township trustees of the township
in whcl such fepce may beisitdate5j and the
amount so adjudged, ifIfot 'payed, may be res
covered in a civil action before any court
having competent Jurisdiction, in the Ranle'of,
and roe the use ofthe wnet ofsuch fence, with
costs Of suit; Provided nothing in this act con
tanned shall apply to the inclosure IF lois IN
citiesand villages
> Sec. 2. That the first section OF tile act to
which this is an anne ndment, is herebyrepe
ed. But all rights accrued and Liabilities in
CURED heretofore Shall remain in force as if
this act had not been passed. sP
Sec, 8. This act to take effect from and af-
ter its passage.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
= E. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro tenn. ofthe Senate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

" AW Cheer. ulness saith the wise man
doeth good like medicine. If snythinl
can make person truly cheerful, il shoe
be good conscience.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

q E8;Diogenes, being asked Of what
beast tho bite was the most dangerous, IanzA
swered, .Ofahe mild beast, that of SLAMS IA
derer, oftGr1s, that Of a fiatterel.' y. so.sspsA
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
MGA pMLzB@ lBI@HDI

sembIyo Of The State Of 0hib, That from and
alter the passage Of this Bct.t shall be lawful
Tor any number Of persons, not less than FIVE,
associated together wiihiRthis state, forigym.
nastic purposes, or other purposes Of physical
training and ei1cations 10 elect at any Meet:
ing called for that purpose, amy number OF
their members, not less than three, to serve as
directotS and one member to serve as seereta-
ry, Yho.sha hold their Offices for such period
as may be provided by rules or by laws as the
association may adopt.
Sec. 2. That the secretary so appointed,
shall make true record OF the proceedings Of
the meeting, provided for by the first section
Of this act, certify and deliver the same to tie
recorder OF the county in which such meeting
shall be held, together with the name by which
such association shall thereafter desjEe 10 be
known; and il shall be the duty Of such coun.
y recorder, Immediately on the receipt OF
such certified statement, 10 record the ssme in
suoh book OF records as is used for certificates
relating TO Literary and other associations, lor
which service he may demand and receive the
sum OF ten cents per hundred words; and from
and alter the making Of such record, the said
directors and their associated members and
successors, shall be invested With the powers,
privileges and immunies incide nt to aggTe-
gate corporations, and certified transcript o {
the record herein authorized TO be made by the
county recorder, shall be deemed and Ia
ken in all courts and places whatsoever in this
state, as evidence Of the existence OF such as
sociation and corporation.
Sec. 3. The directors who may be appoint
ed under the provisions OF this act and their
successors in Office, shall have perpetual sue
cession by such name as,may be designated,
and by such name shall be legally capable of
contracting and being contracted with, Of
prosecuting and defending suits,and Of acquit
ing, holding, enjoying, disposing ofand coyey-
ing such property, real and personal, as may
be acquired by purchase, donation or otherwise
for the purpose Of carrying out the intention OF
such association.
Sec. 4. That such association, when incor
poTated, may elect such officers and make such
rules, regulations and bylaws, as they may
deem necessary or eXpedent for their own
government, and the management Of their ifs
cal and other affairs to effect their objects.
Sec. 8. That if said board of directors shall
be vacated, either in whole OF in part, either
by death, resignation or otherwise, such board
OF directors may be revived, or such vacancy
or vacancies filed IN the manner provided in
the first section Of this act, for the original or
ganiZa!ion OF the said board, or in such man
ner as may be provideiin the by laws Of the
association, and maj6titv of the directors
shall constitute quorum for the transaction Of
business. ~ gf H3irs
Sec. 6. This act 10 take effect and be in
force from and after its passage, ~
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
| Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
Z. BASSETT LANGDoN, q
President, pro TEN, OF the Senate. :
February Ia, 1859. .4 .i-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

EzFWe may, expectitobea ofmsuy InsI
dian fights during the coming summer .a4-aoW
The Csmanches. the most powerful stfihs''
Of red men onsthe oontneuts are becoming bo
exceedingly hostile to the wl.ilsss gTher~ has
is DO doubtbut that they have ressissdsist
great provecation. They have, sGcorhin6i.sB
toths white man story. been moresinDed ysa
,agaisst than SHINING The. frontiersmsnis
and enigraptsid do not seem 10 care for theirsais
friendship. Only a few weeks ago. we lsi
published an account Of the cold-blooded 3D.
murder Of an Indian hnptine party by q bsa
company Of rcwdy whites. 0nasFof lhsanI
murdered chiefs was fsmouslike Logan.ss.a .
the friend Of the wbits man. The Canaan -wod
cbes are now thoroughly aroused, and ~
number three Thousand warriors, mounted 4
on good horses AMI well armed. TheEes..si
will bsmuch blood shed before they can sBp
be conquered into apeace Gin, oOnner- ~,
clh :, Tisrs rfttntsfm
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

4 EE He who doesihis best. however litsl ~ :,
ileiis always to be distinguished from kiH 7. 49, 4
who does nothing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

EF A farmer. the other day, was tcid
by his landlord that he was going TO raiss.
his rent much obliged" said he;;'s1ot "A
/ fnd it impossible 10 raise i myself, =, =.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

p BEWARE OF Ey1L, Lei no man man saw.
when he thinkso tbs drdnkard, brokcu - !,
10 health and spoiled Of intellect ~ ,csl car
never so Tall.' He thought as little OF = =
falling 10 his e.rilest years The promise mis- "a
OF his yonth Wss bright as yours, and even =
after his'downWard course he was as un.
suspicious as the 6rmsst afound him. and 7.
would repel as indignantly. ths admoDtionI a.
to tfwafe Of ihtempefahcs The danger.
Of this vice YES in lis almost imperceti6le ass
approach. Youth does suspect drunEeu-'
ness 10 the spMkliuga leverage, which
quickens an its suscephbiiitiss of 10y I. :
The iuvslid does not see II ia Tue cordial -
which gives new tona 70 his dilapidatsds -
organs. The man o. thought and genius %
detects no opalsyinv poison, IN the dfaught
whi:h seems spring Of inspiration To- IN s's''
tsIlect aud imagination. The love of'soci,l s's
pleasure fttle dreams that ths glass which hssa :
auimate conversation will sink him too low o.
for the intercourse in which he now de- ''
lights. TntAmperence comes with noisless'
steps. and binds the first tonch with p .
ccrd to- l;ght 10 be hI This truth Of fio0
mournfu! experience Should ne treasured >
by all. aud should influence the arguments y
OF SCOTLAND 'domtstic life in every class ssiA \
Of community --Dr ca. nning. sa'ia'19ssq4.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
mo. AL ( AN ACT FL =" .f'
To provide for Plating and Recording Frac
sat,is tions ofLand.

at,i tions ofLand.
WHEREAS, Sundry sections OF land in this
state have become divided into such small par.
GELS and fractions asto render the description
of the same on the tax duplicate indefinite and
doubtful. therefore, -
Sec. l.. BE it enacted By the General As
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That in such ca
ses, the assessors Of real property in their sew
era districts, may and they are hereby requir.
cd when appfaisihg any such se,tion so sub
divided as Aforesaid, to cause the said section
or such parts thereof as may be necessary,
to be accurately plated and laid out into such
sub divisions as the different titles to the land
in thesame may require, and 10 number the
SAID fraction or sub divisions as fractions or
sub divisions OF said section, or such parts
thereof as maybe sub divided and shall de-
liverthe said plat so numbered to the recorder
OF the county, who shall accurately record The
same. .iand from and after such record shall
have been made, the number SO given tn said
sub divisions or ctions, shall be deemed in
law sufficient description OF the land so plat
ted, Numbered and recorded, for all purposes
oftaxation and conveyancing. f2i laas3 l1'
Sec. 2. That the recorder shall receive for
his services under this act, the same fees as he
is allowed ft recording town plats. TO be paid
out of the county treasury, on the order OF the
auditor, anu allowance OF the commissioners.
Sec.'3.3 This act shall take elect from and
alter its passage. IA q .f.ad ped
J.eSq WILLTAM'B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
.rf Z. BASSETT BANGDON,
President pro tenn. Of the Senate.
Feb. "a, 1859. n '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
Feb. 25, 1859.

No. 39.) AN ACT.al
TO repeal the ten per cent. law passed March
IA, 1850.
Section /. Be il enacted bitfhS General As
semblyof the State Of Ohio. Tha! the net pas
sed March IA, 1850, entitled can act to amend
the act entitled an act fixing the rate OF inter
est, passed January n, 1924, and all ,other
laws OH the subject" be and the same is
hereby repealed.
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect aud be in
force from and after the first day OF April,
1859.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
ESTABLISHED. in, 1926!
The Canal .contrqet. kicked Oas q Iks

ae0ate.s isFafa t8ies{5zRpp
!! The bill OF hr Fioefreek to EefDssats
the old csnSi canirsetors into possession .of a
the Public Works. which pas~sd he H0oso..a
last wsek, has taken upia the Senate yes
terday. and indefinitely postponed rbg Der
decisiyoiyote Of twenty one 10 rlsven.-lE s.
Thisprotnpt and peremploFy AmanRsF lofsS
dispcsipg Of it shows The feeling ins the.A
Senate towards this mqasurek TheTO aresy
other democrats who votedp AGAINST tl.ia.t
manner OF kicking the bill out Of the Sen-aI
ate who would'have voted against it ia the,si
question OF passage 6,,,asa,
This result is not very enrouraging %
our neighbors Of the iStGtsspaan and En-, q;
7airer who have goce their length in man q
uiac'uring party sentimeHt to bear on, this !,
question. The Enquirer which sets up 1,
the contracts as democratic principles and. 4
undertakes to read dpmocrsiic Senator's out
Of the party for refusing allsgiaBeslto them, "A
has an extensive contract on hand nov; -,
though we doubt II this. contract will eon,- "a
sole the editor for the loss Of the canal con-,as
tfTcts, 3i..,, ~..f -i,s4i.,... f.s..s, 80,
There tsla bill now b4fore lhs Senate, ~
introduced by Mr.. hloich to let the re..ns
pairing Of the canals by contract for two
years TO the lowest responsible bidder ~
The Q ediiors, will yet have an oppeFtuniiy, "a
10 show Wh@ihsr their zeal wpsfof tas.eon-a0
tract system. and foreconsmY 10 the States 10
or whether thairinterest was all in the old q.
contracts.-l Ohio State journal. 90 bs4 sgr,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

tNo. 1911 ANACT
To enable Associations for Gymnastic purposes
to become Bodies Corporate.
Sec. 1. Be II enacted By the General As
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
ANACT

mo. 49, AN ACT
Prescribing the time when the official term of
the Judges OF the Courts Of Common Pleas
shall begin. t'
Sec. /, Be il enacted by the General As
srmbiy Of the State Of Ohio That the official
term Of all Judges ofthe Courts of Common
Pleas elected at the election held on the sec
ond Tuesday OF october,in the year eighteen
hundred and Fifty eight, and Of all such judg-
es who may be hereafter elected shall begin
on the second Monday of February next after
such election. Provided that nothing in the
[thisl act shall affect the term Of office of any
Judge WHO may have been or shall hereafter
be elected to fill vacancy. s ..,,....
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect upon its
passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.,
MARTIN WELKER. t4
~ 81 President OF the Senate.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening sts,
Important from No..

NEW ORLEANS, June Ii.-Bythe xav ~ u,v,,,
dates from Vera Cruz Of the 9th instant Ia ve r. !,
received. IL was reported that Miramon ths
,wenty-thl suppressed the pronunciamento Al
.ne (byt priests in favor OF Zuloago; and
that the Church had tried Miramon, who arrested
the padres and sent them 20 Vera Cruz These
proceedings gave much encouragement 20 the
LIBERALS who could not fail 10 be gratifed az the
olvlslon and troubles among their enemies
Ehe expedition under Gen. Maruuez against
Morella, WAS driven back after ravarInr the
town, stripping the women and whippInr them
To make them reveal hidden treasur,
Americans, and other foreigners suffered bx An.
conduct Of MarGuez, 1.-The butcher Of Tscub,v, ;,
Miramcn had decreed Vera Cruz Importation.
coniscated
senior Bonilla (Miramon's Secretary Of State and
Foreign Ahairsl had issued a decree on the 2eth
oil May, stating that President BUCHANAN was nos
responsible, and that Americans were not account
able for his acts
was reported that Mr.. Black United States
Consul was going 20 Vera Cruz for safety from
the rabble army in the city Of Mexico
Former accounts stated that General Cobos N.,.
preparing an expedition for rapine and plumber 10
The lsthmus Of Tehuantepec aud other parts Of tb,,
south. " is now reported that he has entered
oxaca, and, owing To apprehended danger in con-
sequence, parties are advised not 20 cross
by Miramon.
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DIED.,

LOUISA, wife of Thomas Stewart and dang bter
years. o -
Her funeral will take place Tomorrow, 18th
instant, at O'Clock, from the residence of Charles
stewart, No. 34J 18th street, between 4. and M
invited tO attend.
On the evening of the 18th instant. MARGARET
h.ilTABETH, INFANT laughter of Susan Amelia
Inc friends OF the family invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her parents corner
O'Clock. "''' ii''oh "'
N n G5Er9Grgetown on Tuesday, the 18th instant
exsnder and Anna NJ. Smith ~ " "
me friends and relatives Of the family are in
at o'clock. from the residence of his grand c.tber
Samuel 2. Pearson e i4'
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New York NIarkets

NEW YORK, June li.-Flour closed dull State
So.5lao 90 Ohio - i5a7. 30; Southern 81 35a7 so
Wheat closed quiet; Southern red 81 -: do
white Sl.s2; Western white 81 60; common rcd
81 50. '0N
Corn closed unsettled; old and mixed ssas6c
yellow 9ia9Ic.
Pork closed quiet; mess si7.I2; prime SIS. Lard
closed heavy at lIal1Kc.
Whisky closed heavy at e6Ic.
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Baltimore MaFket,.

BALTIMORE, June 1i.-FIour closed firm: NO
sales were reported; Howard st. is nominal al g.
Wheat closed frmer; white 81 .7OaSI IS; red
81 55as1 81.
Corn closed with an advancing tendency and
more active; white S2aS5c; yellow s3agOc
Provisions closed dull and heavy; shoulders
nc; sides 9sc.
Whisky closed dull and nominal
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German Eextiyittes

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE societies comprIs-
ing the National Singing Festival, are holding (.
grand festival to-day at the Cattle show grounds
mere Is an immense tbrong Of all ayes. In add
non To the regular published programme. lager
oeet drinking is prominent incident In the les
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MES's DRRss Surrs,
MEMS Business Snits,

MEN's DRRss suIrs,
News Business Ssits,
YoxfhS' BsSiaess Salts,
CAtL5yeH's School Snits.
NOAH WALKER Co, Marble, Hall ClothIns
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display OF Spring and
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection, n
Is cornprlsed Of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
ouths Clothing OF the newest and richest desig ms
In material, trimming, and workmanshlp,
To those who study excellence with ECONOMY, in
lashonable articles Of dress opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. an 1.Iv
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very CHEAP Ice
ream ana w alter Ices at 8 30 per falon. at the
je IL Inn " WIN ''"'
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Lyons Powder and his Pills,

TNHtVL ItINt VIII
JUDGE MEIGs, President Of tho American Insti-
tnte, says: The discovery of this powder, by Prof.
Lyon, is OF national Importance. The Farmers
CluO have tested II thoroughly. Locusts, grass
gardens preserved, and houses made pure II is
ire from poison 10 mankind, rce Sdir NJ Lyos
81 TINS article. A ew applications destroys every
thing like garden worms. bed bugs, heas, ticks,
coaches, DC. IL is an Asiatic plant discovered by
Mr.. r. Lyon, Many limitations will he offered, Be
sure II bears his address. Remember-
It's Lyons Powder Kills all j. sects in Trice
While Lyons Pi Is are mixed for rats and mice
Sample TASKS Is cts; regular sizes 81 cts and al,
. BARNES 4 PARK, New York
Also n: MeyieaH Mnstang Liniment.
ap D ImeOw
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pREPARING TO ENLARGE

DREPARING TO ENLARGE
L. OUR STORE ROOMS
n, WIN view n1 improving present Store
Rooms. have ned To- offer our entire large
and well assorted stock In all departments Of
fiCH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
~ prIme cost for cash.
We would here remind our friends and purchasers
seeIaIly mat thIs - the most favorable opportunity
they may have 10 their supplies m ali GIst
quality
ID X Y 6 O O ID :
At the very lowest prices as we shall sell off uur
spfTe stock prclcring turning our goods into money
man 10 pack them awaI while making the Improve
ments IN our store rooms.
=, IL No goods will be charged at coSt-of course
the cash must be paid.tlst /. our object for selling
on Al cost Prices. }, w. COlLEf Il Co,
1e7-iit 523 9TH above