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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

varEish made Wholly ~ n parf Of gun copsi. p,
Do made u otber gums OF snastaDc@r -
Vegetable olls. pr gallon &C
Vegetable pulmonary haissm. sane q "Dsntn-
nce.-
yern.fage, sane g. 'spentifnce.r
Warehouse entry, a. cgsfon houses. 10; exceed
ing dollar N value. stamp duty 15c
Do, Do, excees.ing one dollar, and not exoseding
hvs dollars SOC
Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars In value
wzrehouse receipts. stamp duty : G
Whisky. per gallon -
Do recfiaed. = not % pay additional duty.
wholesale dealers. under which term j. includzd
every person whose business ~ oocupafion
10 sell or sffer % ell. groccriesor any goods,
wares OF merchandise Il fore IA o. domcstic
production. BY more than oue original pack
age OF piece a. TIM. 90 the same V1r-
chaser. not includtng vines, spirtaoGs ~ malt
liquors. for each license
wholesale dealers In liquors 81 every descrip-
ton, including distilled spirits. ferneufed H.
quors and wibcs Of all kinds (per~ons oihsr
than diStiiiers, who sell or os1er for sale any
such liquors. IN quantities OF more than three
gallons Al one time 90 the same purchaser, are
inciadcd,, for each license II
Willow. manufactures Of Sp
Wine made 81 grapes. per gallon Sc
Withdrawal entry al custom house. stamp duty 50 c
Wood. manufactures or II not other~1-e pro-
vided Tor sp
Weed screws u
Wool manufactures Of not otherwise specified. D
Morsted. manufactures r. Otherwise specified ; y
Worm lozcnges. same a. '.Dentfrice."
Writ. stamp duty So
Zinc. manufactures Of, no, Otherwise specified. sp
Do, oNyde Of, per 100 pounds -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
The NATIONAL TAX.

The Taxes rmgc~ed ~ the Tax Bill,
and Passed by Congress, June ssd,
asas-rhe Duties on Incomes, snsu-
saYance Companies, Raiiread Com.
pansrs, &c--Thc Taxes on Distilled
spirits, man usncsurcs, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candies, Tsbaces, <na0, SEE
gsrss sr"s, soap. screws. Cloth, Lea
thev, clue, ~ me. Coal. &c.-gbc Tax
GA Cotsou-ghe License Tax, &e., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a IL r q a d.
1862. NH LLR 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route To Chicago VIA Kokewe

81 MIIFS SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
hN AND AFTER NAY S, lss7. trains will be
" a. follows
A Mail rrain will leave indianapolis al lilo NJ,
stop al stations and make close connection at kokoulo
with train en- the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Lane Rail
for sosanspor Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive
At Peru al sl5 r. NJ in time To make oonnections-vith
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West
Returning the train will leave Peru af eco
A. NJ after the arrival % the the 7. W. X W.
from the East and indianapolis AZ ESQ A. NJ.
in time To maze connections for all points East, south
and West.
Expresstrain will leave indianapolis az loss 4. n,
Kokomo with train FOR Chicago. and arrive At
Peru SEQ A. NJ In tire make connection with trains
going Fast and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
Returning the will leave Peru AZ 400 NJ.
making close connection a. kekomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logsnspor, and indianapolis at
4:i0 r NJ in time with the evening trains Tor
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points
Special attention given I" the transportation 81 live
stock produce and merch sndi>e generally.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent.
THEo. y. HArsEKt. General Ticket Agent spl s2-diy
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SRn Dne
r a I L r Q a d
sszs - -

s -:
shortest Route by Thirty Miies!
NO CHANGE or CARS To CINCINNATI,
Three Inanapali- Daily Sundays exceTied
n yIIsT TLAIN.-5r2a An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
Express arrives ~ Cincinnati Al 10 NJ and lex
ington, Ky. 7:3o Y. NJ
Second frain--I0s0 :. d-Cincinaati Mail arrives Al
Cincinnati $40 T. NJ, making clsse Connection with Little
Miami Railroad l.ovelaid. Morrow. Columbus New
ark. zaneSyille. and Wheeling
Third Train-635 2. N. Cincinnati Express, arrives ct
Cincinnati ll10 r. NJ.
Pare a by any other
Call your the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through
NorIcx.-Be you get In the right train az
indianapolis. The sly Cincinnati train. stands on the
fifth track being the fxrthes track south in the Union
Depot, af indianapolis.
W. II. l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
wN. POWELL. Travelling Agent my2s g.
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SCHOOL ORGANS.

a NEW fSsTkUNESf-JuST THE THING POI
"A sabbath schools. Academies and Small chuvches-
" acD n ~ CB4 &C - -.
uyf WILLARD D STOwILl-
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
PORTLAND, ME-, MONDAY MORNING,
nove, until Oracle came in, asking, wonder

move, until Oracle came In, asking, wonder
ingly,
What have you been saying to Warren?-
He has gone out, pale as DEATH"
II have been taking the conceit out of him, ,
said Caro-, bitterly. @Oh, Gracie!' Oracle,
pity me, and keep my secret. He has gone
and love him! love him."
You have not refused him! Oh. Caro-,
depended upon you to make a man Of him.
There are mines of good in his nature, crusted
over with selfishness; and you have taken from
him the only hope ever saw rouse him fully
"Don't, don't, Oracle! acted for his good
only, did indeed.y
swell, he'll be in to dinnerr r. said Grace
hoping that by that time Caroline would be
willing to change her fiat. But dinner time
did not bring him. Night brought a letter to
his aunt. He was going South for a few
months, sent his love TO all, and requested her
to forward his trunk to Philadelphia
Three years, three long, weary years, Caro-
spent in her quiet village home, striving, by
every unselhsh deed of well-doing, TO stiie
the longing IN her heart and in making the
happiness Of others to find her own. Winter
had returned, and she accepted the urgent In
own house, and see the husband Of her friend,
who added his earnest invitation to Gracie's.
Il want Caro- tomorrow, all day" said Grace
as they sat down to tea on the evening Of her
arrival; 4and in spite of the cold, she must
consept to drive over TO D. with me-
sThe new hobby r said her husband, smiling.
"Yes; and you must not spoil her pleasure
by telling her anything about It."
"A little-just . little hint?
"Not word, sir ~
Caro- wondered, but kept silent. The next
day was her reward. Over the broad country
road they drove for some miles, until they
came to q large substantial brick-hot1se with
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

AT the Dover Police court, the other day.
John Coflyer applied for assistance to regain
possession Of the Bath chair. He said that, at
three O'Clock on the previous afternoon, an or
der came to the chair-stand for y gentleman to
be taken up from street at the back Of St
Mary's Church; he took the chair round, and
found DIR. Standen upon the door steps wait
ing for him. Not knowing that the people of
the house had shut him out, and so got rid of
a troublesome lodger, he assisted him into the
chair, and had been driving him about ever
since. A laugh.D Magistrate: What ever
since three yesterday afternoon, all nightl Ap-
plicant; Yes, sir, except for little while.
can't get him out OF the chair anyhow. was
wheeling him about from three In the afternoon
until past two in the morning. daughter J
Magistrate: can't see how am to help you I;
he has got possession Of your chair. Where is
he now applicant: He doesn't know I've
come here. l left him and the chair opposite
Mr.. Elgar's the butchers. Magistrate: But
has he had any refreshment all this time p
Applicant: Lor' bless ye! Why I've druv him
to nearly every public house in the town.
specially to Pier-end; he calls for something
to drink, and then gives the best part OF it
away tLaughtert-'ec what he puts In a
little square bottle he carries with him. loud
laughter.) After driving him to all these
places, was tired, so / said to him, "When do
you mean TO go home again sir ~ That's my
Is.xr ~ =
business says ne, you mind yours, and drive
me ~ pack 10 the fier-ena. !Laughter.) And
tnere, sii, we went rom one mouse TO the 9TH
Or uhai " was tweive O'Clock, and he couldn't
get any,hing else sersed- Then l druv him
about the town: tLaughterD Superintend-
ant Corain raised new roar of laughter by
adding that, at one o'clock in the morning he
saw the chair pulled up close TO one OF the
pupnc lamps, by the light OF which the doctor
was reading. tkenewed iaughter.l Magis-
trate: How long did he keep reading? Ap-
piicant: Not long, sir. Soon Afterwards he lit
his pipe. tLanghterl was very cold, and
ne said might keep him @moving," so pull
ed the chair until between two and three, and
we'd been all over the town; and their says
to him, quite worn out, .where are you going
now y -Where are you going top says he.
loud laughter.) Home says /. Then he
told me he hadn't any home to go to, and he
asked me where was going TO put the chair
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

To tell the nlain truth har<3lxv axnaoto.1 %
get repIv. thouph I need moi tell vo, how ~
earnestly hoped for one Nv NIGHTS were
nassed vyfhout sleo,, IN 4 fsver;sh ssata - ~.
citement. for she allied ali INV thou ohts =
At last letter came for me nost.marksd
NJ Hasten;ur home lc,ctro :, = 49, -
and in a state of TREMBLING upcertaintv brols
the seal. Glorious it's contents soon elevated
INV senses into the seventh bes ~
sensation. She stated that. thourb some,xbat
surprised al receiving such letter from an on.
tire stranger, vet. as the character of INV letter
and the references had given, all indicated
that did not belong to the lower order Of
society. she was not ayerse ID continuinc o,,r
correspondence.
That night had the most vivid dreams Of
my darling Sophronia, chosen of my heart p
as now loved to call her. Visions az the most
rapturous character continually fIoated around
me, in all Of which my fair charmer had a
leading part At times seemed to be in
paradise, with radiant angel for guide, whom
would soon discover to be INV darling So
phronia Then, again, seated by her side IN
golden sledge, all glitterlng with diamonds and
precious gems, we went gliding down a rain
bow Of ice-cream to the tunenf aHaii Colum-
bia,r sung by an attending choir Of angelic
choristers who continually fitted around us
When j awoke in the morning felt like an
inhabitant of another sphere, nv heart was SO
ugnt, ana i 1eit so happy. 1t seemed to me that
all nature was having one grand holiday. for
everything appeared to me differently from
what it had ever before.
1t is not necessary that 1 should 20 into de-
tail concerning the contents Of the Subsequent
letters which passed between us. They were
similar to all Others OF that class, presume.
full Of soft soap and nonsense -dishwatery
things.
All went on very smoothly. and in the course
of time made her an offer or my hand and
heart. and was accepted. Viewer to be mar
ried the next spring. Affer our engagement
sent her my daguerreotype and requested hers
In return, as there was no harm In II now
standing In the relation to each other which,
we did. Judge of my modification and SIR
prise when the coveted picture arrived. to
discover in it the laughing semblance of nv
waggish friend, Harry Levcring instead Of nv
~adored Sophronia.v He enclosed a long let
ter, begging pardon for the Ahuahable joke.r
as he STYLED II which be had ,,ars,ot {. ,i ,,s.
me. There was no lady Of that name in the
village, and he had got an my letters and am
swered them. He had not really meant to
carry it so far, but, having once commenced
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

coamsnced 4pra llfk. $50.
q 10 Passenger trains win lexve daily. fsun-
days excepted - foIlovs; ~ =,
AaKussa iOr Bath. Portland and Boston, af II Is A.
NJ, connecting At Brunswick with the Androscoerin
nsilrcad for Lewiston, Livernore Falls Wilton and
farmiugto - = zffi = n
Leave Portland 1br Rath and Augusta At Loo p. N.
connecting At Brunswick with the AndroscorRin
trnns for stations ON that road and u AuGusfa with
the Somerset kennebec Railroad for WatervifIc.
kendall's Mills and Skowbegan. and At kefdall's
Mills with the Penobscot kennebec Road for Pitts-
neId, Newport and Bangor; arriving same night.
Monday MorRins osd Ssfsrday Erenisg Tra;ns.
On Monday trains leave Augusta Il 80 A. n. ana
Bath ct $40 A. n, for Portland connecting with ths
s.45 A. N. train for Lowell aud Boston.
Leave Portland % Saturday, ct SIS r. NJ, on ar
rival Of train from Boston. for Bath and Augusta
STAGE coxsEcTIoSs.
Stages leave Bath daily tSundays execptcdD It 400
T. M ON arrival u train from Portland and Boston,
for wiscasset, Damariscotta, WaldoboFo. Rockland
and Thomaston.
Stages leave Anguish daily (sundays excep<cdl mr.
Bclfhst arrival Of train from Portland and Bos-
ton. n : y
Tickets sold in Boston for an the sf.fion. ON IL
kennebee Portland. Androscoggin. and somerses
land. 81 H. (-JrSf{WlN
Augusta, April. 1867 june25itf
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
SPLITS TuRPENTINE.

NATRoNA SPIRITS TuRPENTINE-wei invite
IN trial of the Natrona Tnlpentne from all paint
ers. for either House or Ship work inside out II
is free from sAeH with fiat equal to spirits. evapo-
rates no hser and for Blind Work cannot be excell-
ed. IL works EQUAL TO the common spirits on ALL
kinds of painting, or In Oil Cloth manufacturing.
As evidence Of the excellence of the article, the u-
dersigned refer numbers Of the first painters
Of Boston and vicinity. il desired.
CHARLES TOPPAN,
Agent for New England. 10 Fulton st.. Boston.
For sale by Banker q Carpenter, Morrill, 4 Brother|
:. J. Perkins s Co, Portland. and Chas: +. fotte
Augusta. iunoxjWm
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

q "a On and afier MONDAY, NAY g. 1s61,
trains will leave Portland for Icwistor
ana afmlngton vie Brunswick, af1P.M
Leave Farmington for Lewiston, Bath and Port
land, VI Brunswick, At 9.B A. n. tfF
Leave Lewiston for Bath and Portland via Bruus-
wick NJ ii .45 A. n. -
Freight trains daily between Portland and Lewis
tons sl Z E. 4 = ~ ftr -fFrTft -
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stage leaves Strickland's Ferry Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, for Liyermore, Canton, Peru
and Dixheld; returning opposite days.
Stage leaves North Jay for Fast Dix6eld Dixfe1d.
and Weld, on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sefurdsys
returning opposite days TO- - =
:. Stage leaves Pennington for New Vineyard, New
Portland and Kinx1eld. on Wednesdays and ssfur-
days, returning on Mondays and Fridays.
and Phillips 1'7-7- = -. : - %
Passengers for this route i11 take The cars A IL
Portland, Saco Portsmouth, or kennebec 4 Port
land Depots. IN Portland SW EATON SuD,f
Pennington May :, 1s62. junc28dff
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

A celebrated physician one day advised Vol
taire to give up coffee, having just found out,
he said, that it was slow poison. 1T must
be very slow indeed" replied the French poet,
'for have been using it over sixty years and
am still alive.n
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

Homestead exemption exclaimed Mrs.
Partington, throwing down the paper "Its
come to a pretty pass, indeed, that men are
going to exempt themselves from home just
when they please without any proviso for cold
nights"
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

The heart is perhaps never so sensible to
happiness as after short separation from the
object of its affection. If that separation has
been attended with peculiar circumstances of
distress or danger, every misery that has been
experienced, tends by the force of contrast to
increase the emotion of delight, and gives to
the pleasure Of reunion an inexpressiblc de-
gree of tenderness.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

The splendid and hsf Sframship
4.CHESAPEAkE,, captain sfpxkr
E2&x fCnowEII- wiIIuntil further notice run
0 - folloRx: -. 81 81 - :
L<exe Browns wharf Portland every WEDNEs-
DAY, at 4 r. n. md Icaxe f7er North Riscr. New
York, every SATURDAY, af 8 o clock. p NJ :, I T r
his vessel b ntfed up With fne sccompodsfions for
pes>enKen. making this the most speedy ~ and
comtortable route for travellers between New York
snd p Maine f.ssage s6o9 insludins Fare and State
Goods forwarded BY this line to ana from Montreal
9Scnec, Bangor. Bath, AngustA, Eastpsr and 81
shippers are requested 10 send their height 10 the
steamer before r. NJ, on the day that she leaves
Portland. -
Lox freight = psnaes .pply to ai
EAEkI fOx, Browns Wharf, Portland.
H. y CROMWELL { CO.. No. s. West Street
June q, 1s6z. dtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

Some years ago, the Duke of Wellington
was sitting at his library table, when the door
opened, and, without any announcement in
stalked a figure of singularly ill-omen.
Whore you?" asked the Duke. in his
short, dry manner, looking up, without the
least change of countenance upon the in
truder
Il am Apollyon. am sent to kill you.n
xiii me? Very odd"
Il am Apollyon, and must put you to death"
"Bliged to do it to-day ?"
II am not told the day or the hour, but
must do my mission
"Very nconvenient--very busy-great many
letters to write. Cab again, and write me
word-I'll be ready for you.''
And the Duke went on with his correspond
ence. The maniac, appalled, probably by the
stern, unmovable old man, backed out OF the
room, and in half an hour was safe in Bedlam.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
CLOTHING.
GARDINER 4 BROWN,
would say to their friends and the public that they
have purchased of Messrs. CHADBoURNE KEN
DALI, their Stock of

DALi-, thcH ctocA VI
Ready.Made Clothing,
tom Department. Having secured the services Of
Mr.. j. +. FOLEY. late Foreman and Cutter for
Messrs c. & k they hope to merit fair share of the
patronage bestowed upon their predecessors.
- Middle ST.. opposite Pest Oacc.
june 70 1862. lwdaw
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN,
JOSEPH b. HALL. A"sors'
Il Published at No SCI EXCHANGE STREET,
in FOX BLOCK. by
rosTER, GILMAN and HALL,
Under the firm name Of
n. A. FOsTER 4 CO.

The PORTLAND DAILY PREss b Published every
morning Sundays exccpted) 1t $500 per year in ad-
vance.
The MAINE STATE PREss 4 published every Thurs
day morning, at sl5o per annum in advance; s175,
e ped within The year and ~ co. II payment be DO
lsyed beyond the year.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-23

Caro-,
@Forgive me II I have panied you by the
word. but 1t Is the only one which marks INV
meaning. | know you love me, feel your
truth In my heart, and il makes me at once
glad and sorrowml. Glad, for love you.y
So simply truthful, SO noble in her freedom
from all coquetry and trifiing, that his heart
ached to fold her In his arms and lavish caress-
es upon her; yet withal SO gently dignified
that he stood before her, waiting for her YER
diet, patient and sad, not angry, not offended
1T is because do love you that dare not
add one more happiness to a life whose whole
tenor has had but one thought-self Look
round you-think. Is there one human being
who can gay they are better or happier because
you have nved?'
aYou are severe he said, flushing deeply.
"four daily life is one of idleness. Did God
give You heart, intellect, health and riches,
all to be wasted?'
"Wasted! Pardon me. I cannot think
have wasted either intellect or advantages"
what do you do for others? What aim In
life have you? All work for some purpose
Even the meanest day-laborer has some object
In view as he goes to his daily toll"
but am rich! l have no need to work."
mo need to work! While there is poverty,
CRIME, sickness, want or misery on earth, all
human beings have need to work And YOU,
with time unoccupied, high intellect, money,
all that can be given to one man to make him
useful, are content to fold your hands and say,
IL alone, Of all Gods creatures, am exempt
from the call to be useful to do good. TO live.
that Others may bless my name.'"
He could n0t'be angry, though he made one
effort to put on an air of offended dignity. He
stood silent, consciencestricken, for an instant,
and then he took her hand raised it silently to
her lips, and left her. She did not rise, nor
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TERMS OF ADVERT1sTNc

pTEhIisEMENTs published in the DAILY for aItla
ior tnree insertions; and 20 cents for each
n"osequeht insertion Ten lines Tor ess) constitute
'-qaare." Advertisements ordered ins,do or
prominent place. as also those largely displayed viii bs
made on liberal terms '"' may "
yeaae First insertion OIL per square each sub
80 - AZ transient Advertisements must he nn.d 4,
make quarterly payments eis VIII DC required to
No grataitoms Advertisements No renort ,s.,
aHs, OF proceedings of any Corporation Goctetr
association and no communication designsa or
tention 10 any matter of limited or indSidn. ~ a.
ca " InseTtea unless paid for Adyersen,ant
~ me Publishers will not hold Themselves resno,st
charged for the Advertisement ~ VI" Tue amount
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fIsFs.t FOR SALE-The beautiful man
gii sion situated Catherine street, formerly owned
24sAand occupied by JOSEPH p. HALE. The above
was built by Mr. Hale for his special use and has all
the modern improvements 1t Is situated beautiful
elevation and overlooks the whole city. II has hne
stable attached, and has about of land well
covered with fruit and shade trees and surrounded by
astreet all sides desirable residence for sale
could not be found For further particulars please in
quire of CHARLES b. PRATT Worcester, or of the
subscriber, No. 10 West 46th street. New York.
ny2l diff JAMES A. FERGUSON.
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dinner be put on the table at six o'clock pre-
cisely, without waiting for further orders.

SOME SQUAsHEs.-Neighbor Bennett will
have to try again. He has been beaten by
Colonel Saul r. Scott of Franklin, who has
picked from one vine two squashes that weigh
respectively 10 and 109 pounds. The cir
conference of the largest is six feet and four
inches. Mr.. Scott has four other squashes
that weigh as follows :-107, 100, So, and SO
pounds. Total weight of the six, 6l0 pounds.
He has ten others whose average weight is so
pounds They are all of the marrow variety
Franklin is the banner town in the squash
line Uoonsocket Patriot.
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A. p. w A RE &c 90.
1874. 1853, and ITO Main Street.
aIg dawtf
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A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OFTHEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PURCHAs-
ERS OF CLOTHING, TO A LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK OF
sEASONABLE GARMENTS OF Re
CENT Production, COMPRISING
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT GENER-
AL
OUR STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
Is ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE OF.
FERINGs OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN TO
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPARr-
MENT OF OUR BUSINESS IN FULL.
ASSORTMENT OF ALL OF THE MOST
ID Il sIKABLE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES
AND SIZES. BOYS CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, In THE BEST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
QUIZ VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NIsHING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTENTION OF PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
sEAsONABLE CLOTHING, FOX ETH
ER MEN OR BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TARY CLOTHING.
GAR MENTs OF ALL DEsCRIP-
TIONs MADE TO OR ID e X WITH
PKOMPTNEss, AND sATIsFA CTION
IN ALL CASES GUARANTEED.
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w ING AND BATHING ROOMS where GentIo
men can be accommodated in the most approved STYLE
R iar pressing ana Bathing Rooms are also attach
ed for the accommodation of Ladies' Also ali kinds or
Hair work on hand or made to order Chlldren's hair
cut in the most approved manner. Capable Females
will be in attendance in the ladies department.
n B.-Cash paid for hair. diff ana