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The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

GROWTH OF NEW FiNGER.-The Lock
haven, Pa, Watchman records very re-
markable phenomenon. Some months age
Mr.. johnson. of that place, had the middle
finger of his right arm amputated close to
the lower joint joining the hand. The
wound soon healed over, and almost imme-
diateiy new finger commenced growing
from the stump of the old one, and in six
months from the time the fns er was ampu-
tated Mr.. johnson had new and full grown
one in its place. with the exception of the
nail. which is just commencing to shoe,
out,
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

STAGE ROUTE To LITTLE RoCK-Mr
REEsIpE. who has the contract for carrying
the mail between Little Rock and Fort
Smith. has put the line in complete or
der. taking the mail and passengers through
in Nfy-eigh hours. For the last week the
stage has been crowded on account OF the
boats not being able to make trips above
the Rock.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

SCsEHE SINCERITY" Amelia. for thee
yes, at thy command I'd tear this eternal
armament into thousand fragments I'd
gather the stars, one by one, as they tum-
bled from the regions of ETHEREAL space, and
put them in my trowsers pocket I'd pluck
the sun, that oriental god of day, that trav.
erses the blue arch of heaven in such males
tic splcrdor. I'd tear him from the sky
and quench his bright effalgence in the
fountain of my eternal love for thee v'
Don't, Henry. it would be SO very
dark"
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
-: L 90; ElN;ll
Railroad Conventions.

4 CONVENTION will be held at the Ga
N ing times and places where the Preb
and other Officers Of the Little Rock aul r y,
Railr,ad Company. together with the CcTss
and other distinguished gentlemen viii mri
address the people.
At Benneaux' Mills Friday. April 81 Ca
Saturday. April 2s. Clarksville, Moudsy, As
30. Russellviile, "Wednesday. MAY , "a
Rock, Thursday. May g. Lev i,bureh. Faa
May 4. Springfield. Saturday, May 5 Dw
Monday, May :. Van Burn, Monday, Nay Il
1t is earnestly requested that all wh5 :-elr
terest in the construction of this Roai. vii :
out and lend their influence in aid of the yrs
efforts Of the company. 1t is designed. as 500
possible to place the entire route under com
and it is hoped that the people will RESPOND prI
ly and eheerfully. JESSE TURNER, Pr
E. L TAYLOR Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

Az IDENTICAL FAcr.-Discontinuin to
advertise is like taking down ones sign
1t Is sort of intimation of retirement
from business and the public treat it as
such. While business creates advertising.
it is equally true that advertising creates
business - - -
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
Fancy LIQUORS.

q eases simpsons Bitters 10 cases sherry uia'
y cases pure juice port !; s cases MADEIRA Sias
: casks Sicily wine Or casks ". V 2. eOsn..
do1 wlstar's Balsam wild cherry 10. sed,i
POWDER. s doa Settler aperient 90 hCre. u.
der~ood lemon syrup; 20 boxes Turner: !ei5.
syrup; 10 boxes brandy cherries. 10 icz Uund'''
wood tomato catsup; 3 dox walnut catsup oai
Pepper 'Anee don Turner'S peppermint, Just rs !
and for sale by
mar 3, 1856 Prxxvwrr Srorr { Co
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

Ev Near Warren, Conn.,, we are infor-
med is posted on a meadow fence the fol-
lowing
Notis-know kows is aloud on these
medders. eny man Or woman lettcn their
kows run the road wot gifts into mi med
ders aforesaid shall hev his tale cut off bv
NE OBADIAH RosERs.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
Dental Motto.
Sale Of Town Lot e.

pursuance to an ordinance .,
i Council Of the CITY Of Van Bpr. u
to public sale at the Court Hm.n a u vi
ty Of Craw ford, on the 18th dav 80 N :.
Block ! In knox's addition 10 a.; HaE /,
Buren,, OF SO mach Of said Block ,o 1. w w J
the North west corner as will he sp.ss's'e
the Taxes and costs asses s,ed thereon ,,si-s Lri
ell, for the year s59. for the iul,rovs,ss a
Street. in SAID city and said Block !. R
property Of John Bostick, resident g az.
Van Buren, Z. PEREIyS "a:
Van Buren, april II, 1850 Io,ac
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
e. Fat men ALWAYS appear

~ Fat men always appear to be " good
fellows" unless there Is some preof to the
contrary: we always imagine them IN Al
earthquake Of laughter
and ready. ON al occasions to die Of very
dropsy Of delight. Laugh and grow fat
Is the true prov~b and we imagine every
fat man has gained his credentials to be
called fat man by long years Of good hu-
ncs anil laughter.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

@" Well, Fm blowed," as the ros<
said In June
e. II is easier to increase our wants, h
it ever SO much, than to reduce them be II
ever SO little.
~"I love thee still,' as the quiet hus-
band said to the chattering wife.
Did the korseman who .courei tn.
plain " use soap?
Why is the world like piano? Becaus<
it is full of sharps and fats.
No dust affects the eyes Ike gold dust
and no glasses like brandy glasses.
An eminent artist Of the city is about
getting up =" panorama of . lawsuit" Il
opeks in the year one and close with doons
iay.
Why saoald posatos grow better thar
any other vegetable? Because they hav,
eyes to see what they are doing.
r. Several ladies are quite anxious (.
know II there is strange organization
--eiled tie Sons Of Malta In torn The
sTeanxioEs 70 Join the Sons
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

~ The British army fox the year 1850
is to consist OF 100000 men. This in
cludes the whole force required for the pro-
lection of India, the Colonies. and the Brit
ish Islands in Europe The cost will
amount to SO ,oo0, 900, nomirally ayerag-
ing S312, 80 for each n1an for twelve
months.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
Now's Your Time.
Pictures for 80 cents,

D1CTURES at 80 cents for one week. e.
i meneing Monday, 18th. Children urdd
Years of age one dollar.
The special attention of radits and Genszs
having a taste for painting is called to the ner
beautiful art Of Antique Painting. Connie, /;
struction given for s.. Rooms over the Pos, 05a
o. +. HARVEY, Ar,ir
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

| ~" Boy, what is your father doing to-
day ?" Well. I suppose he is failin.' l
heard him tell mother, yesterday to 90
around and get trusted all she could. and
night of. too. for he'd go. everything ready
excepting that. y
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

@ Our subscribers in the city, who
have their pape- delivered by the carrier,
will confer favor by notifying US at the
Office if the paper is not punetually receiv-
Ell on Friday.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

~ A. r. NAVE and JoHS c. CrSxrxG-
HAN. Of Tahlequah. c. ", both left on the
Little Rock Stage, on Monday last. for New
Orleans. to make purchases of goods.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

fE T. f. Willis, who came here with
Ali. Howard, aud more recently connected
with the :" Southern NinstEels.' will learn
-ef something to his interest by calling at
this Office a. \ word to the WISE" DC
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

Nor DRuNK.-" What are Won drunl
again, hey 2! :" No. my dear. (hiccup \
not drunk, hut . little slippery. The 4sct
Is. lIicl my dear. some scoundrel,s bear
rubbing the bottom Of my boots till thew
are as smooth as pane Of glass"
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

~ The Arkansas free negroes. who
lately attempted to settle in free Kansas,
have been driven out. They are now in
Jasper county. in this State 1t is said
they are not wanted there either. Free ne
groes have . hard road to thanksgiving
Getd No. idrerfiser.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

EI DIR. II. \. CASE, Dentist, is now In
our city, and has taken Rooms at Mr.. Cor
rsELL's. where he will remain as long as
his services may be required.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

.H The last trip OF the Leon down was
Ina..e III nre days. The water must be very
low indeed, that the Leon is not able TO
reach here.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

" We are authorized to announce ANASA
B HOWELL. a candidate Eor the nonina,ion Of
Sheriff for CrauErd County. At the coming Coun-
" Convention. TO be held the 2i Of June next
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

~ Hon. 4. d. GREExwooK, Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs, will please accept
our thanks for public documents
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

~ 4 country editor is giving boots to
. rival toxn, and among other sauey things
says that I" it takes several Of their pigs to
pull . blade of grass and they are SO
DOOR that the foremost seizes the spear In
kis mouth, the bA:.ncs having taken each
other by the tail. when they gave a pull. q
strong pull. and pull altogether. and il j.
breaks. the whole tumble to the groun1 70,
want Sf sukcisst strength to support them.
shadow.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
LEMONS

on boxes fresh Lemons in store and will
~ sold low to close out
mar -, % j. HENRY. WILLIAMS b U"
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Boots and Shoes.

OOeS O1FO HCiiOSS.
2An cases Of every description, consi''in. . =, I,
OcO ladies' Kip, Goat. Kid and Grain p''
Misses do do do do
ladies' do do do Bu'Sin'
Misses do do do do
Mems Calfand Patent Leather Shoe
do Oxford. Wellington, Union 81
Jersey Ties
No Pump soled Brogans
do half welt 90
do Calf and Pat. Lcath. slirps''
Boys do Pump sclcd Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do do do
do Moroceo and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet do do do
Mems French Calf Bouts
do Double sole W. Z. do
do kips p 8 4 !. welt do
Boys, Youths, and Chiljrens duo
all Of which We oGer low to the trade. ~
Jan. ~, 1850 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS q ".
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

~" Pat, are you ashleep?' 90
Divil the ashleep.''
Thin be afther lindin me . quarter 90
"Pm ashleep, now, be jabcrs."
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

election tn the Office of Preserving Attorney in the
9Th judicial Circuit. composed n the Counties Of
Cavfri, Scott. Sebastian. franklin. Johnson,
Sevrsa- Carroli. Isdison. Benton and Washing
ton, Il the ensH.ax August election. ls60.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
Take Notice.

> 4 NY person having had .tr,7.,.
oA or stolen q HORSE, ansy-
following description. can learn of his WI
on application at this Office "a dark bay -,
horse, two white feet, one besore and ou- h.
long star in the forehead, about sixteen h,.i.
and or 10 years old.
Van Buren. april 5, 1860.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
BkSroSvILLE. Ark. Dec. 9, 1850.

Dear Sir-Please TO Announce M as Q canii-
date for The cfhce of Prosecuting Attorney fr the
4:h Judicial Circuit Of Arkansas which election
comes "A. August. 1863 subject the ratification
"f the Den"er.tie party in convention assembled,
and cbiige. dc. JNO. r. COX
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
BIacksmithing s. Wagon MAJ,
In Crawford County

EE subscriber !. -.
NEA l. pared TO do all Ii,
-s91S work in this Ene, and r..
cute his work 10 per cent cheaper, than I. /, 4
kind can be done any where in the county
He will also keep on hand WAGONS ofry
kinds and sizes. All work executed IN =.
manner, and warranted for one year
sT Shop is half mile north Of Ste,no-E,y
mar 25- ly39 HARVEY STEw!gS
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
Hungarian Grass Seed.

LARESH Hungarian Grass Seed, just rec =
il fer sale by
march =, 81 wsrp & Sc,TBSnH
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13
Prosecuting Attorney.

We are Authorized TO announce. LAFAYETTE
GREGG. Eel. . candidate for r--election e..
Prosecuting Attorney. for the 4;h Judicial District
as the a2Pn1ching August election.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13

q No candidate IN aoune-i for Office. unless
tic announcement Is accom- Isnied with the usual
Zee Of $.
The Van Buren press., 1860-04-13


DIR. Taylor nominated R. II. johnson.
Gen. Gaines, nominated Thos. Fletcher.
Mr.. McRae. nominated ID. McCreery.
Mr.. CAN'T, nominated B. c. Totten.
Mr. Gray, nominated Presley Watts.
Mr.. Jester. nominated w. r. Miller.
Mr.. 7. c. Peek. nominated Gen. Mitchell
Mr. H. c. Dye, nominated w. R. Miller.
Mr.. Harley, nominated w. w. Floyd.
Mr.. Harley, nominated T. D. Flournoy.
Mr.. Burrow, nominated j. S. Roane.
Mr.. Burton, nominated John Quillin.
Mr. Gilmer. nominated j. R. Hampton.
Mr.. Givins nominated Josiah Gould.
The CONVENTION then proceeded to ballot
for . candidate for Governor with the fol-
lowing result:
For r H. Johnson--Ashley, Benton,
CLARK, Columbia. Hampstead. Lizard, John
son, Lafayette, Montgomery, ouachita, Pu-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

The predictions of spiritual mediums as
to the result of the Great Fight fail to con-
meet with the facts. For instance, Mrs
Mary Wilbur. the trance medium of Cla
rendon, VT, declared. speaking with the
voice Of BOSS Harrington" that "Mr.
Heenan finished the fight on the seventh
round. He got In a left hand blow, VIII ich
knocked Mr.. Sayer's lower jaw completely
off" Mr.. Jonas Place of Poughkeepsie.
"who is highly esteemed by his communi-
ty," stated that "Heensn won the battle
after fighting 100 rounds 10 two hours -
Mr.. ]. B. Conklin. of No. 466. Broadway,
New York, sent to the Tribune a predic-
tion under date Of April II, in which he
said with view to the reliability of
spirit communication with regard to tenn
porsl matters. / take the liberty" &C.
And then goes on TO say:
"The purport of my communication is,
that the fight has been concluded, that Hee
nan is defeated, and that his recovery from
he injuries received is considered doubt
ful."
Our confidence in Spiritualtie communi-
cation Is shaken, at least SO far as events
purely mundane are concerned. As to
Kingdom Come" we have no accurate
means of detecting fallscy. 1t is the safest
sphere for the mediums, and we would ad.
wise them to stick to the souls OF the de
parted hereafter --Erehanse.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

SPECIAL CoRREsPoSDEScE. - We have
made a new arrangement. and one which
VIC think will stick-it being cemented
with Spaulding's glue-with our quendam
correspondent, Quisby Quirk, whereby he
is to furnish US with special correspon-
dence from Chicago during the sitting of
the Convention. He goes untrammelled by
instructions, and thoro aghly furnished
with the "sinews of war, !" to wit: two clea n
shirt collsrs, borrowed; three cedar pen
ellis. second hand; half gallon piaI (ital.
ics) Of wh-ague medicine, bought on credit
at Barr's, and a half quire Of printing pa.
per, gratuity furnished by eurself, in con-
sideration Of profound respect and valus.
ble services, together with feur stamped
envelopes. furnished by general subscrip
tion. and one elementary spelling book,
old edition.
Our readers may expect something in-
tsllectual and sero-trsgic. We shall pub
lish large edition of the Express. that al
may have the benefit Of his extensiv,
knowledge, derived from long travel anc
far reaching study.
n. B.--Our friend. Q Q. makes it al
express condition with those reading hi:
correspondence, that they indulge in "no
lsvity"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
About the Chicago Convention.

The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday 10
full of details of the proceedings of the cit
izen. in fitting up their new "wigwan." !"
erected for the use Of the National Conven.
tion, aud of the party during the cam
paign; Of movements 10 accommodate the
delegates aud visitors. and Of the mea-
sures various delegations ale taxing in re-
gard to their attendance. We extract the
following:
The City Executive Committee, aud the
Chairmen Of different State Committees,
met at the headquarters Of theYoung Men .
Republican Club last evening, for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for the Ma
tional Republican Convention next week
A Communication was received from Ed
ward G. ,Larned. E.q.. Chairman of the
Executive Com mittee, who IL absent at the
STATE Convention in Decatur, making cer-
tain suggestions for the action Of the two
| Committees. In accordance with these
suggestions committee of five was ap
pointed to open a register and ascertain
who of our citizens, boarding house keep
rrs, DC, would entertain strangers who
might he here to witness the proceedings
1
tain quarters a. the hotels. J. j. Richards
| ia Chairman Of that Committee, and reg
lister will be opened at the Wigwam ,wher,
all such as are desirous or willing to en-
tertsin strangers may enter their names
and place of residence. with the preference
Of the State from which they would hav'
them.
A resolution was also passed that th'
Executive Committee, with the ChalrmeI
Of the different State Committees, and tn
Committee for building the Wigwam. b.
requested on the morning Of the Cenven
ton. to march in procession TO the head
/, quarters Of the delegations from the d II
, f.rent States, and after all are gathered, L
march 10 full procession TO the Wigwsn
, when the building will be yielded to Ih
possession Of the Convention.
ARsIvAL OF THE CALIFORNIA DELEGArE'
: --Ssmuel Bell, Of Mariposa, and ID. j Sta
pies, Of Stockton, delegates to the Reput
licau National Convention from Californii
: : arrived in the city yesterday morning :
D They came by the overland route. JudR
: 2. P. Tracy. G. Watrous and A. a. Sa
gent, from the same State, are Al present
Washington. but will be here this week :
e The remaining three delegates, who cou
j plets the li,t. will arrive here on Tuesda
J
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
Helfef Fund


To the Subscribers to the Fund for the Relief
efths Sufferers by the Tornado Of april 10,
1860.
Your Committee. TO whom was entrusted
the duty Of collecting and disbursing
money to the persons who suffered by the
late tornado, beg TO submit the following
report:
A large number Of the contributors hav-
ug expressed desire that their names
should not be published, we have thought
It best not to publish any names. merely
remarking that the subscriptions have
been liberal, varying from twenty-five
cents to twenty y.6ve dollars.
Amount collected. 1915 SO. which has
been disbursed 70 the following named
persons:
Weatherpool Lesnder Warren,
Mn. Phillips. Jas. OCOunell,
d. II. West, wm. Woolens.
Wslter 5. Cooper, hrs. Murray,
James Meorosksy. s. Oliver.
+. H,;BARR,
Ohsirusn OF Com.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

A CURIOUS AFFAIs.-In San FrsIcisco,
some IS months ago, bar purporling to be
of gold, and worth S2,075, was given to
Wells, Fargo d Co., to be delivered in
New York. From here, throughrthe house
of Lansing. Baldwin d Co., it was ex-
pressed to Paris, where it was discovered
to be but lead gildei. The Paris house
demanded of Lansing & Co., full payment
for the alleged value, aud the Courts sus
tained them. Lansing 4 Co, then recov-
cred from Well, Fsrgo d Co.. and the lat
ter placed the affair in the hands of the po
lice. who arrested Mr. Kohler, the keep.
er of one of the largest fancy goods stores
in San Francisco, and who first delivered
the bar to Wells. Fargo Co. Mr.. Kohler
on being informed that the costs were some
$4,000, drew his check for $4,000, on the
promise that nothing should be said abcu,
it. He is out with card. saying that he
is the victim OF conspiracy.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

FABNER's HoxE ISsTITuTE.-A report
reached this city within the last day or two
that the students at the Farmers Home In.
stitnte at Clinton, had been poisone d. We
received on Thursday evening through q
friend. a letter from Mr.. Soule, BY which
we were assured that, although & number
Of the pupils had been made sick. by
drinking water in which it is supposed
Tartar emetic had been introduced, BY
some one unknown, yet still no seriou:
consequences had ensued.
As We then heard Of the matter for tb,
FIRST time We thought II best to say nothing
about it. But as the rumor has reached
here mneh exaggerated we deem it prope
TO publish the above. that no apprehen
sions may be entertained by parents hav
ing ehirdren at the school.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

BURGLARY AT SASFoRp's SrATIoS.-The
store Of Mr.. E. S. Wolfe at Sanford's Sta
tion, was entered by burglars yesterday
morning about 8 o'clock. and robbed of a
considerable amount of goods. consisting
OF silks. clothing, DC.
Mr.. Wolfe's son was aroused by hearing
the dog bark furiously and thinking some
thing wrong. ran to the store. the door Of
which he found open. Making a noise
which alarmed the burglars, they rushed
out. one of them having Bowie knife in
one hand and revolver in the ether, and
threatening to kill young wolfe, who re-.
treated short distance and then fred at
them with revolver. without efftct.
The burglars made their escape, but it is
hoped they will be discovered and brought
to justice.
Our friend seems to be mark at which
is aimed the plans Of all burglars that in
fest this region. as he has been robbed two
or three times within the past year.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

u- The Chicago Tribune has the follow.
ing. at is reported on what seems to be
good authority, that Ex President Fillmore
has signifisd his intention to support the
nominee Of the Chicago Convention, wheth-
er it shall be Bates. Lincoln, Chase or
Seward. 1t is even said that If Seward
shall be nominated, Fillmore will stump
Pennsylvania in his behalfl You reco,-
lrct Fillmore's letter to the New York
Union-saving meetingi 1t contained a
sharp rsbuke of them, and advised those
patriot dealers in Southern staples to lsrel
their guns at the disloyal fire eaters Of the
South, instead of the Union-levipg Re-
publicans Of the North"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

THE E. 4 G. RAILRoAD.-We are glad Il
learn, from the parties themselves, tha
the Board Of Directors OF the Tcrre Hsut'
and Richmond Railroad Company hai
Just passed an order to furnish the Evans
Vile and Charlottesville Railroad the ne
csssary quantity of rails to iron that road
from this point to Rockville on condition
that the Z. d @. Co. shall secure the re.
manning means needed to prepare said ex.
tension for the rails. The greater part Of
the grading and masonry is already done,
and q subscription has been for some weeks
progressing in Parke County. which. it is
believed, lacks not more than 5000 or
800, 900 OF the amount required.
A corps of engineers has been organ
ized. which go to work. this morning to
complete the survey and estimates.
As soon as the small balance needed is
raised, to prepare the way for the iron, the
Whole will be put under contract. and the
rails will be purchas, d with view to have
the extension completed in time for carry.
ing the growing crops to market.
The Directors of both roads trust tha:
the parties interested will AT once raise the
sum needed to secure the completion of so
important an enterprise.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

EIoPFxrsT AND Loss OF BAGeAeE.-A
mao, his wife. and q young man from Fall
River, Mass, arrived at Troy last week,
where they intended to start in business
On Sunday The yousg fellow eloped with
the woman. going westward. The hus-
band did not care for that, as they left the
baggage he was satisfied. But unfortu
nstely for hin he had the baggage checked
in the young mans name, to deceive hi'
Massachusetts creditors, and, of course
could not legally take possession. Th'
property lie consequently held until th'
youag friend shall either return the cheeks
or send the wife back with them.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

ARcHIrhcTURE AND BUILpISe.-We would
call tie attention of persons, who con
template building. to the fact that Messrs
Browu d Smith, at No. 90 West Ohio st.
are prepared to furnish plans and specifi
cations, and to contract for the erection O
all kinds of buildings. We have exam
inep specimens Of their drawings and o
their work. and are convinced that the,
are perfect masters in their profession
We are glad to see that they are already do
ing large amount Of work. and hope the,
msy receive such encouragement, BY ,ib
ersl share of patronage. as their skill anc
promptness merit.