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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-18
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TO their nmediate a7lsuess, in their own name;
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persons, well legal advertisements and adver-
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tile name OF other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
no No report, resolutions or proceedings o1 any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention To
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inserted unlesss paid for advertisement.
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CINCINNATI, June l6.-The river has fall
en- IA inches in the last "a hours now l3
feet inches in the chaDnel. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

REa. TIE finest Lemonade of the season
can always be found at kURTZ' 5 on First
street.
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THE SABBATH SCHOOL PIC-NIC.-The Pic
Mic at the Fair Ground on Saturday was an
incident long to be remembered by the hun
dreds of happy hearted little folks who par
tcipated in its enjoymentS. The weather
was clear and just warm enough to render
delightfully."- refreshing the cool shade of the
giant trees which canopy the place, than
which more fitting spot could not have
been chosen, while the multitudes of gaily
dressed children, with their bright banners
and badges, and their sweet happy faces,
m ade up scene of beauty seldom exceeded.
After the company had reached the
Ground the order of exercises commenced
by call to order by Mr.. Glover, and then
prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. McCarer,
after which there was song by the child
ren. Then followed an address by DR..
Jones, and again there was singing. Then
there was an address by the Rev. Mr.. Ster-
ritt, and again the sweet voices of the hap
py singers rang melodiously through the
trees. Then the company, separating into
schools and families, spread down the cloth
and enjoyed to the utmost the abundance of
good cheer brought in heaped baskets with
them. After dinner came the sports and
swinging and the glad shouts and merry
laughter of the children, minglng with the
strains of the band, filled the air with music
which told only of enjoyment. The pas
times were kept up until the descending sun
warned the youthful revelers to seek their
homes, wearied, yet satisfied, with the day s
enjoyment. - - x-- ..r
1t would be impossible to form correct
estimate of the number of persons who
were in attendance, but the fact that train
of seven passenger cars, which ran every
half hour between the depot and the Fair
/ Grounds, came and returned uniformly well
/ loaded, would indicate that the number was
very large. Throughout the day not a sin
| gle accident occurred to mar the pleasures
| of the occasion, and the conductors of the
excursion trains deserve great commenda-
| ton for the careful manner in which they
| discharged their duty.
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BosToN, June l6, M.-Judge Sprague of
the U. S. District Court has given a lengthy
decision, condemning the schooner Wander
er, for being engaged in the slave trade.
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ACCOUNTS from Key West, Fla, say the
captured Africans are dying so fast that not
more than 700 or 500 will be left to send
back out of all the cargoes.
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PITTsBURG, June I6th.-River feet by
the pier mark, and falling. Weather clear
aud cloudy at intervals
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LOUISVILLE, June l6-River falling slow
ly, with 5 feet inches in the Canal.
w Gather clear Mercury 76o.
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New YORK, June l6, M.-The slave brig
Falmouth arrived here to-day in charge of
Lieut. Abbott
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d< Thanks Ia

B&g~ Thanks to the Adams Express Com
pany, and to Ton HAM, for late papers ahead
of the mail.
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PlTTsBURG, June 16.-River feet 10
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
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R@s@A Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph
has been put in operation in New Orleans.
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NEW YORK, June l6th.-Letters to Grin
mel, Minturn L Co., by the Niagara, state
that the Great Eastern is not to leave
Southampton for New York before the 23d
inst
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Che gaiIp gunrual.

PUBLISHED
JAMES Fl McNEELY Editor.
r. NJ. THAYER, tienl Business Manager
JN0. II. McNEELY, Supt Nechanieal Department.
UNDER THE THk
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
Journal Buildings, Locust Ste,
ReEsUesn First and Water.
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NTIHR.4P, CHE.4PER, CHE.4PEST.
u Wishing to make for the coming Fall
stock, determined to sell the balance of our
summer Goods at such reduced price, that no one
should miss the best opportunity offered for many
daY get a really cheap Hat Cap.
VAUTIER & MARCONNIFR,
iunelS No. 80 Main street.
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ADM'X SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

AOM n DALE Ut NEAL Ed n I
zNOTFCE IS HEREBY" GEE.E.N"
q that in pursuance of order of sale made
at he May term, 1860, of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Vanderburgh county, on the Sth day of
june 1850, will sell at public auction at the door
of the Court House, at Evansville, in said county,
on the - day of July, 1860, at 2 o'clock P NJ
the following described real estate, to-wit
Lot No. twelve (I2), in Block thirty-nine (39),
in the Eastern Enlargement of the city of Evans
vile, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana, and Lot
No. sixteen O6) in Block No. eleven (D, in the
Northern Enlargement of the city of Evansville,
in Vanderburgh county, Indiana.
Said sale will be for cash
MARY ANDEL,
Adm'x of Henry Andel, decd
CHARLES DENBY, Atty for Adm'x. june1G-4tw
KHE.N,E TOILET SO.aPS.- SO dozen very
N nice Soaps just received by
mayl6 CHARLES MCJOHNSTON.
NEO0P SKIRTS REDU D.-.s
AA large lot of the best g tempered steel" 5" Hoop
Skirts of all sizes and kinds, at much reduced
prices-Cheaper than ever, received at
SCHAPKER & BUSSINGS.
may2I No. 49 Main street.
Ge 1000 IN CITY .9-V-D GO B.S~TX'
may24 SAMUEL ORR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOURTH OF JULY NOTICE.

TEvg.4DES, CRAFTS, .g.N-D Pro
Il fessions who are going to turn out on that
day, hereby notified that will furnish their
respective committees with necessary Summer Bats
or Caps, principally STRAW HATS, at the lowest
manufacturers prices. No humbug.
VAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
june1S No. 80 Main street
, 1860-11-22
The Grand Trunk Hallway.

We quote from the London Times an article
enumczating the causes TINT haye led to the
financial ruin Of this gigantic enterprise
Some nra tTEo enough bnt others are singular
" inapplicable- The folly Of building a road
Through Wild forest On the south side Of The
st. Lawrence, when Quebec and Montreal are
on the north side'' is urged, under the suppo,
sitIon that ti,is neaoasiatcd the erection Of the
Victoria Bridge In order to CONNECT the line
with the City Of Montreal.
II the GRIND Trunk Railway had been con-
structed on the north bank, there would have
been no connection with tho American roads.
md especially with the one to Portlnnd, oyer
which all the commerce Of the Canadas passes
during the winter months. Montreal being an
ishnd, md not on the north eide Of the ST,
Lawrence, a bridge would hare been equally
necessary whether the road had been con
On the north side Of the st. Lawrence, be-
tween Quebec and Noptreal, there are only a
few unprogressive French Canadian Villages
which hare remained stationary for q century.
Thp climfte Is trctic-the popnlation sparse-
the cultivation poor-thc land barren. There
ia a vast interior country that grows more and
more dreary as 1t Is peuetrBted, mud the most
adventurous squattcrs cnuId not be induced to
cast their lots in a region 80 inhospitable, All
the settlements On the north bank are within
thirty miles Of the river side, and further than
un1nyiting territory aud that on the south side
where Anglo Saxon energy Is astir, where
The climate improves as the country Il pene-
trated, and where tho soil is fertile there can
not BE- much difficulty IN naming the proper
route for railway
, 1860-11-22

The most contemplate exhibition Of par.
tisan and personal lnalignity which we rc'
member to have seen, is 10 be found in the
comments OF three anti-Rcpublican papers
tho Chicago Democrat, the Times and
Herald, and the New York Erpress-rela-
tiye to the action Of our Suite officers
charged with tic duty Of overlooking the
banks Of this Stale. The first-named sheet,
in the same issue i'll which it announces the
call made upon the banks which have
fallen behind in consequence Of the depre-
citation Of the stocks on which their issues
are based, charges tie officers with with.
holding it for the purpose Of favoring Mat
teson; the second, charges them with
being prompted in making the call hy a
desire to annoy and injure Matteson; while
the third grave)y assures the public that
no call will be made, in order to prevent
the occurrence Of anything like money
panic in the State Of which the President
elect is a citizen. Il Is hardly necessary 10
say TINT each charge is prompted by the
same Misunderstanding of the Republican
party; that each is IN effectual antidotc to
the other; while the fsct that the call was
made before the charges were preferred.
proves the utter lalsity Of eac1i.
, 1860-11-22
Gfli!fl1all:g(Q Griibunc,


We again urge our readers not to sell
bills of The discrcdned Illinois banks at q
1uiuoue discount. It is believed by wcll-in-
formed parties that most Of those banks
will respond 10 the call that llns just been
made upon Them, when their issues will
again pass' current. It. is possible TINT all
ofthcm will l,u1 up the requisite securities.
But eycn il some Of them should not, the
amount which IN the lirs. Of january next
will be realized upon the interest coupons,
will 60 far towards meeting the deficiency:
at the very worst, the loss cannot he as
heavy as the rates Of discount now charged
by brokers, and it may be nothing ut all.
We observe that many Of our merchants
still take these bills ct par: The whole
mercantile community will probably follow
the example in day ortwo, and if so, the
city banks will probably reconsider their
action and again take them on deposit
Nothing but absolute necessity should in
duco any Que to submit to shave on this
currency,
, 1860-11-22
A PROBABLE RESULT.

It is evident to every attentive reader Of
tho accounts Of the. secession iuror which
come to lis from the South, that immediate
and unconditional separation from the
Union is net intended by any Statc-not
even By South Carolina. Under allthe bull
bles now on the top Of the cauldron, We
can see an element which has not yet come
into play and which, when appealed to,
will make itself fclt-wc mean that quiet
but strong conservative sentiment which
will compel general Convention Of all the
Southern States, and in that Convention
will further compel an acquiescence in the
Administration Of Abraham Lincoln. In
that direction affairs are now setting; and
it. as is likely, the action of the most ram
pant Of the States can be delayed until the
border States, like Kentucky, Tennessee
and Missouri can bc aroused, the aspect Of
affairs, which is now anything but fatter.
ing, will be materially improved. Before
the expiration Of sixty days, South Carolina
will bc quietly looking for some avenue Of
retreat out Of her present perilous situa-
ton; and when assured, as she will be,
that Ha1nliu is rot a black man, that Lin
coin has never stolen negro in all his life
and that he will unquestionably stand by
the compromises Of the Constitution, any
thing that will save her honor and secure
her safety will he accepted. Bythat time,
the gas Of her politicians will be mainly
blown off; the increasing stringcncy ofthe
money market, The failure Of her banks and
merchants and the decline Of the prices Of
her staple, will remind her that her exper-
imcnt is ono Of doubtful utility; and with
new troubles and heavy taxation staring
her in the face, she will be ready to listen
again to tho voice Of reason, il she is dead
TO patriotism. The prediction may be val
ueless. Wc give it only as an estimate Of
the probabilities Of Today. Next Eeek or
next month, the outlook may be ten times
more threatening. We shall see.
, 1860-11-22

No oas ftae "many III. te.h Il hes to- ts - prsra.
lent, ~ little uarrssood IT. 70 much neglected Il,
eosfenesa osea originating IN eart}e<.ncs%, or .cd-
entay haaits; 1t ii regarded slight ;:oser OF too
little consequence to e1clse anxiety l Iu reality It
se precursor n:a companion Of u:aay Ct thu mos:
fasa1 And dangerous dstases ant unlrss earl; e,zca
ted will bring the sufferer 10 al rn:ia.cly grays
AElong ths lighter esi14 Of which costIyrar,s Il tha
u'ua! attendant aru i!caeaehe. CoiIc Rhcuua aslssu
Foul Breath Pes aid others Of Ike ra,urc. while
lonc fssn OF fsfShsal diseases such Masuaat Fl.
reEs. Ahcessts. D5sents.r. n!a,.hca Dyspepsia Apo
ple15. Epilepsy, Par.lysi. Hystesa ypochond.1a.l,
Me'aneho'y ard Insanity cFst snicat. It'll. presence:
IN the sGsten, oy t:s alarming symptom, Not ualre
quenty the diseases na.ed originate l.. Const.r eou
bnt take Oh a. Independent existence unless ,ae cau,v
u cFdcatet' LII Al early stage. From all ,hc.o con=td
atsons It follows that tho disorder should receive lin.
mediate attention whenever It occurs snI na r.r,on
should neglect 10 Sat box OF Ccphac Pill. On rho
nFs appearance Of the complaint THAR finely us..
Fiji e1pel the inssduous approaches Of dlsea.e and d.
ktsoy this dangerous foe to human life.
, 1860-11-22

WILL. SENATOR GREEN REs1arf-A rpmor
having presnilcd in St. Louis to the effect TINT
Senator Green intends to resign his sent in the
Senate, the st, Louis hpuUiean dlsposes Of
the queat1on summari]ys,
I'VE heard Tumor on the street yast4rday
TINT Senator Green contemplated rcsfgning lii
Fcat a Ia Chesn,d Of South Carolina Now. We
Imagine that Nj. Green IL not going to me.
cipttate himself into any such position; on
the contrary, he will hold on to bis Senatorial
robes just as long as possible, which will, pro-
, 1860-11-22

TwxsTy .ft1,oSs ~ po,Gsxx s.rEp,-Mr Sealdinz
has so3 two N'ltaas fbottes or his celebrated Ps-
pared Glus aad }: - estimated aach bottle saves 1t
1eaat ten tc 1oss:, Of broaea furniture TINS max.
Ing All aggregate of twenty millions Of dniiar7 re-
e'amen fro;1 fatal Lass by 1'is valuable Invention.
Havu. made his Glue household ortl he row pro.
poses tn do tho wosd et greater service ny curing a
sc aelas Lcad~ Wilt bis Ce2hai!c r.ils aud II II azo
~ good ~ his Clac, Uea1aeaes viii vanish away
like saov In July.
, 1860-11-22

FaYs:cilx-Wetl .iri. jones. how /. tia.
afhA Jn.H-GoEc! Doctor, 8ll .ono! the p,lt You
sent cured me- In Ju~t twent; :::2tes at wish YOU
Fould send more 10 that can have t.en, handy,
Pufs'ct4x.-fou can Cet them at any nrussl.ts.
Cali to7 Ce7lac 11l's. Gn1 slay never fa!l and re-
conmerd them III Al, cs-es of Headache
NRa- JoxE%-l shall send for box directly anu shall
tell Ill my suffering hssuds, FIR tacy REAL atx.s
t11.
, 1860-11-22

Own Exct1zs.xr and t:,a uasata. ca, and ans
les5 !acldens 70 efoss attention hussac study ar.
nEnon- the aaEor.ous Headache The
dlsorered state Of .l aal body Incident to tt. Ills
irc$sl= complaint is s.:al blow all energy a1d a.
hittou. Sufferers b. tis :is,rs: csa a.~ey. Obtain
speedy relief from trsc distressing attacks by Hing
one Of The Cepla1c Pills whencre: the sy1aptoms ap-
pear Il quless The ovcr:askcl BRAIN a1 kpothcs tie
strained and arsing nerves. and relarcs tac tension Of
tie stonsc Which a1wayz accompanies and s:E.nrates
Tho dtsosdered condition y. the l.a!a
, 1860-11-22

COOP PROM Az usE1PKc7ED Quaa4r1,-
Jn'nes H. Sec, Esq Of Greene county, first
class Republican, has been elected States At
toFney from the District composed of the
counties Of Greene, Calhoun, Jersey aud Nor
gar. The counties arc all of them Demo-
critic -. 50
, 1860-11-22

UNITED STATES TROOPS Ar TuE SouTH,-As
some interest attaches at present to the com
plement Of U. 8: soldiers stationed South, VIC
roo, Va, 8 companies Of artillery; at Fsyette-
vile Arsenal, y. C., l company Of artillery al
Fort Moultrie, 8. C., ? companies ofauilley
ut Angusta, Ga, company Of artillery; Key
West, Fla, company Of 1ttillery; Barrancas
Barracks, near Pcnsaeols, Fla, t company OF
artillery; Baton Rouge, La, l company Of ar
10 United States marines at Norfolk and Pen
saeola, The recruiting station Of Jefferson,
No., apd Louisville, have no full company
gas1isoning them just now.
, 1860-11-22

Successor 70 ISRAEL WAsHBrRx.-we be-
licvc VIC hare omitted heretofore to state that
Stephen Calhoun, Republican, has been elect.
cd serve ont tue term in Congress Of Hor.
Israel Washbutn, who has been elected Gov
c1nor Of: :AaIuc.
, 1860-11-22

4 correspondent At Urbana, Champaign
County, gives us the details of recent 3ollif1-
cation Mt that place over tho election Of Lin.
coin There were Wide Awake parade, afne
supper. songs, speeches, .toasts, dc, &c.-all
ofwhlch were highly satisfactory. Tie Chm
;.aisners had q good time genczn1lY.
, 1860-11-22

II The Nebraska Macs Is greatly rejo1cca
to learn from Chicago that Mr.. Nuckolls Lad
srrocured" bis servant Eliza. Is the "srr-
want Eliza" made up her mind that she
wouldn't stay "procured," doubtles. the ioy
Of tho lSesss will give place to mourning.
, 1860-11-22

FRENCH En1GRAE1s 10 soC1u CAao11xA.--
4 company has been formed In France, BY Bell
bot dcs Ainicres and others, with capital Of
ten millions Of dollass, for the purpose Of for
have bought 1000 acres {at 81 Per acre] Il,
Gilmer md Calhoun counties, and intend to
colonlze It. The company {ca1led Bwiss1 ia
heavily backed By capitalists,
, 1860-11-22

NNAA841FA1118-sC0N
Complete returns Of the Presidential elcc-
ton in Pennsylvania, foot up as follows-eyery
county being Official except Frost, which Is re-
ported:
i.tncs'In. SOS HI7 Fusion liz. .9G5
ben...-..-...... 12,sH Douglas. .......... 1850
SIS.
Pennsylvania stands at the head of the
column,
, 1860-11-22

III 'ad n 'oE.1bla ea31chs this hatsosnoon, hand
stepped Into the hapotaecates hand sa5s to The man.
~Caa you heaae mn ct IA 'cadAeha?~ "Does It haeho
ard. sa5s e. "uc1ceed!n2lE." says h. hand upon
thst = gavo me ce2haIa Pill hand 'pou 'onor It
cured me 70 quick that a1iIy realized 'ad *sA II
'sadAche.
, 1860-11-22

~ Gen: Walkers private correspondence
Is IN safe bands. The New Orleans heuy4ue
says:
ave learn, By private letter from Uondu-
duras, that her Britannia Majesty's superinten-
dent at the Belize, Ar. Price, has Possession Of
Gen. Walkers private correspondence with
citizens Of that republic, previous to the lite
invasion. 1t Is said to give abundant evidence
that tho people Of Ruatan Island were almost
unanimously In favor Of the expedition, and
that it was favored by many prominent Der
sons on the main land. How Sir. Price came
ia possession Of this correspondence Is not
kfatrd - " wv
, 1860-11-22

,fREMIrN FOR SHOOTING BrRa1ARs.-The
Ci!y Council Of Newburyport has voted 800
70 constable Wooster Smith, for shooting
burglar when In the act Of entering 4 house In
that city, with intent to steal.
, 1860-11-22

Tue HONE OF TIE LATE JOAN BRows.-
The only town In Essex county New York,
that gave an Anti-Lincoln majority Is NORTH
Eiba, the home Of the late John Brown.
, 1860-11-22

II Lord NJ, with no very large portion
OF either Wit or wisdom, had q very exalted
opinion Of his Own powers. When once in a
large company, and expatIating about himself.
be made the following pointed remark, aWhen
happen to say foolish thing always burst
my lord, them said Charlie. Townsend, :. for
you must certainly liye the mcrriest life Of
any man In Europe"
;, The BEST JOKE IN THE t,or7d IN. T.)-The
South Carolinians are organizing, stXinutc
Men" There's no Use in their attempting to
light Us, for every squad Of sixty would be ours
~ soon as they attempted to strike.
, 1860-11-22

GONE Cr.-1hc Milwaukee Enquirer, a sick
y organ Of Administration Democracy in our
sister city, has gopc up,
, 1860-11-22

GREAT 7D:scurkrT,-Amoug tho nsast Important Of a..
the great medical discoveries or thhas nay la con-
ttdered the tysteu. Of vaccination for protection from
Small Pox. tie Ceps!ic Til for relief OF cadsche and
the uss OF Quiulne Tor the prevention Of FeveEs either
Of which Is aura apectdc uhoee bsno1ts will BE- ex-
per1enced BY safer!s humanity 1o3g after their dI<.
eovsrs1s ass G,rHoftcu.
, 1860-11-22

FACT ~orT1 1ASoEsS1-5pslilue's cs1hsltc r1Ils ara
aecststn care for Sick Headache, E.tioaa Headache
Nervous QeAisshe. Co.ttvsnass anu General Debility.
, 1860-11-22

4AVt4+AAd41CN FHUM IAhibAtUl.
Correspondents London Times.1
NAPLES, October 25--Evcrything that Il
taking place hero shows the increasing neces.
sity for the establishment Of real, permanent
and strong government; and the publication,
this morning, Of the programme for the sol.
emn entry Of the King Victor Emanuel into
tho city Of Naples, holds out strong hopes OF
hls speedy arrival, If it Is not merely meant to
quiet the population.
The QflciI journal of LAST night publishes
the following important decree, signed &c.
Considering that on that deplorable day, the
18th OF May, 1915, the Government Of the
Dourbons violated every agreement to which
II lad sworn, filled the city with terror and
blood, and for the authority Of the law suhstI-
tntcd tyranny aud violence; considering that
the Government which emerged from that
civil catastrophe ragged with fearful pertinacity
lor tho course Of twelve years, not leaving in
violate even the sanctuary Of Justice and Of fa-
miles, so that honorable men and lovers of
their country were condemned to criminal
penalties, prisons were peop1ed with victims
and q large number OF citizens compelled TO
abandon tho State, md take refuge ia friendly
Italian and foreign lands considering that the
losses and evils produced By such brutal IT,
E'nny we're immense; considering that it IL \
Itht Of Justice worthy of an Italian aud free
Government to compensate, as FIR as possible,
the losses suffered for the cause which now
triumphs, 1t is dccrccd that from the rentes
condscated from the Rourbons and p1aced at
the disposal Of the State, the aum Of eix mill
ions Of ducats shall be distributed with duo
consideration to the political yictimA Of the
18th May, 18fS, Of these continental provinces
Ecs G. GARIHALDY
, 1860-11-22

RENOVAL.-Furst. d Bradley,
Plow, Wagon and CsTiags Manufacturers,
Sales Room.. No. 30 West Lake st1est Kaeto = Noa,
= 1nd ~ North 1e1eEeon, between Like and Fulton
1re4sa ~ AZ 6nda q ,le1ov HAndlsk
*o@ 1'o" 6sams seS eA4e.-- .tseEGe1