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cannot be given The stocks are small but quite ample
for the retail demand Fresh landed Ono extra -four
from sit~ 50 SO so; rye -four, 80; pilot and navy
bread sA So Mess pork held at s2s prime pork, S23
s25; mess beef $l2 s4; family beef, half bbs $i2
3l3: hams 1sc che SO, lSc lard In tins, 22c kegs,
20c American soap, supply held at SIX per box; kero-
sene OIL In tins last sale bbs 60c tobacco, long dark
leaf Kentucky 20c $50. The market Is supplied with
behring's offered 50 per bb There has been consider
able demand for tonnage Jamaica little now Of
fering from thence or Porto Roo.
Affairs al Matamoros assuming interesting fca-
ture snce the occupation by the liberals General Cor
has arrived and contests the Governorshp OF the
town with General Caravaal The soldiers are rich with
plunder, and artng badly.
The President was seized with severe indsposton
Sunday evening, us unable any ons but Gene
raj Grant The illness caused by the heat
The bank vaults that stood the Ore at Portland were
opened yesterday and found to be generally un INJURED
safes Of nearly all descriptions proved worthless
self registering thermometer In Of the vailss showed
lso degrees Of hea The contents OF nearly all tho bank
vaults are safe. Subscriptions pouring In from
every qusrtr for the relief OF the sufferers by the fro
Tho relef movements IN this oty and elsewhere are
very active The Produce Exchange and the Chamber
Of Commeros met yesterday on the subject and very
generous contributions were mads by the members
One Of the most destructive fires the oil region has
experienced occurred there Saturday Eighteen
or twenty wells on Bennehor rum Louisville, Pa
were burned up and about twenty thousand barrels OF
oil destroyed. There also twenty or thirty
dorcks destroyed erected at wolls not yet completed
The loss is very heavy.
Three hundrd Mormons, mostly Scotch passed through
Toronto, Canada the 9th instant for Utah Territory
General Sherman isled Philadelphia yesterday, and
In company with General Meade visited tho Navy Yard
ana received with the honors duo rank He ad-
dressed immense crowd in front OF the Union League
Hotel 10 tho evening
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

wOoD,e THEATRE. Rrosdx.y opposite ths 81 Nicholas
Hoisl.-FRA DTAvoLo-LoRD DuNDREARY, or SANS Ar
RyAL-k OiSKL.
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LOVES AERoNAUrlC AMPHrrHBArRg, Fifty ninth
street ani sixth -BALLooyIS0, TiGzr Rors AND
fiRxwoRKs
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls Broadway.-
Open from 10 A. NJ. till " T.. NJ
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28
Aato the omees.

Tho Washington correspondent OF
the Iadependent writes as follows
at is not Mr. Sumner or Mr.. Ste
VEINS alone who is determined that the
rebellious States shall be denied rep
resentation till they aid in amending
the Constitutien-it Is t'0o-tAvhs ~
each Honss. 1t is impossible to mar
monizs these differences OF opinion
and thep6 is but one way to avoid q
controversy which will shake the
Government to its foundations. Con-
cress must be permitted to legisia,te
according to its convictions ana WIN
out the use of patronage against them.
ON the other hand, if the President
will refrain from discriminating IN ms
appointments against radicals IN Con-
rress. he is entitled to courteous
treatment, and must be permitted TO
take his course. Let him 60 on with
his speeches" ~.
This is tolerably cool. tits nothing
less than inviting Mr.. johnson to re-
sign in favor of Stevens. dc must
allow Congress to do just as he
nleases. and must be careful to SO
WELD tho patronage of the Govern
,nent that It will not interfere with the
designs of tho radicals. lie can
make speeches if he likes, but he
must not try and impress his private
views upon tho legislation OF the
country! -.
The GOODNESS Of the above gets
down to the temperature OF the frosty
Caucasus but there is zero still
moro profound in the cool etirontery
of the Weed and Raymond clique
who are besieging President johnson
for the offices, the New York custom
House. etc, as the price of thei
tagging about six months or a yea
behind Thad. Stevens, Ben. Wade anC
Wendell Phillips, the true leaders o
the Republican. party, whom the.
must and inevitably will follow.
Far be it from us to doubt the po
litical virtue and the perfect patriotism
of these gentlemen, who stand witt
open months and platters right sid
UP. But if they wish to convince tn
public that their repentance for pas
ianaticism is sincere they will do we
not to keep such sharp eye out &c
porridge-rains.
As for President Johnson he ca
only choose between using his pa
ronage for the radicals or again'
them. Not to use it against them
to use it for them, for they happen
be in possession.-N y. World.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28

OK TIME-In town in Connecti-
cut, not long ago, lived Aunt Kesia,
an industrius and thriving widow
She had not only kept good her estate,
but had increased it much in value and
she loved to it as "the little home
that poor dear Daniel left her."
One day the 'income man" came
along and carried off some OF that lit
tie boarded treasure, and she wept as
she counted out the bills on which her
partners fingers once rested-so ga
credly does the heart the cling to the
memories of tho departed. A few
hours afterward she was at the table,
kneading bread, and evidently think
ing of the lost one, when her niece
said
"Aunty, now you're prosperons apc
wen TO 90 lets get some pretty toomo
stones for good old uncle Daniel, yor
know he has none at his grave"
Aunt Kesiah lifted up her dough.
hands aud emphasized this touching
expression:
i'Jane, if they want anything o
Daniel at the Judgement they can I'm.
him without guide board. tel
you he'll be there on time y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28
Petroleum.

One Of the most wonderful things
in the history of the present day and
generation is the manner IN which pc.
troleum is springing to the surface OF
the earth in all quarters of the globe.
The discoveries of Pennsylvania ap-
near to have set all mankind oil hun
ting every where. 1t is conceded that
the,petroleum deposit exists from Can
ada TO the Gulf of Mexico. They
set TO work to bore for it in Europe,
and it is said with success. In the
East it was always known to exist,
but was not put to extensive use Late
news from Australia tell us that
flowing petroleum well has been struck
there. which commences finely, with
Weld of one hund red and forty barrels
s,snoo vet to be uIsruvefvaf iA'sOsuhJ
mart of the Globe, and 1t may be III,
tended to play part among ciViilzeu
-. ...h;Ah oon scarcely be imagined
Proyidece in this is kind to mankind
Petroleum has existed in the earth
since the creation. 1t remained there
until hero was actual need OF It,
:. Nhsa.sSp on,ssss necessity becoming
apparent, it q he forth in gushing
profusion, supplying a want that was
pressing, and stimulating, enterprise
and industry to fresh undertakings
There is something more than chance
in this. God has prepared the woriC
for the uses of man under the hIghes
forms of civilization, and wheneve
the happiness of his creatures rende
new wants pressing, the means o
qualification are found. 1t was s.
with the metals; lit wasso when the or
binary fuel furnished by wood becam
scarce, and coal was discovered to tax
its place. 1t is so with petroleum
which supplies light and aids machine
rv in its action, and will become fue
1t will be so hereafter with other sui
stances, the use which are not no.
known, but will be. found ready &c
the wants of mankind, and attainabl
with ease.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28

Great Britain with her thirty-two
thousand millions of taxable property
has q much cheaper government than
tho United States with its twelve
thousand millions of taxable property.
The latter pays one-third more taxa
ton than the former on one-third the
means. The United States, under the
Republican party dispensation, are
now the most abomnibly trxed COM
munities on the face of the globe
The most iron despotism existing has
never wrung such fabulous amounts
from tho boards Of the laboring slasses
as this so-called "best and most pa
rental Government" The only bust
ness our Legislators have to do now is
to provide for the negroes at the ex-
pense of the whites, and otherwise ex-
ert all their ingenuity to increase the
taxation, which goes to supply the ca
pacious maws of the bond aristocarcy
and the government contractors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28


Who wants prime lambs-wool undenh'rs
Or splendid Drawers or Hose,
Who wants silk Pocket Handkerchief
Or Cambria Il they ehoes M
Who wants mow-whhe Linen shis
The texture superfne, 49,.
Who wants killing necktis
The shirt.collsr 10 shswins7 ~
who wants stylish Coat or Yea gf4
OF any shaps or shaded ~ .s4E
WHO wants handsome pair Of pants
As good a. over were mads1
,vho waats frst-rste o,srvoss .
To ward old winters chill. Hc-
Aa.aaglann or "Mcclsllan," 80.
"Da ng-up'F or what you viii,
Who W. ,nts scrrfs shawis, Gloves, Gsuntiyss'
suspen'der or vnliss, -
Trunks, Ca rpet Bags. or anght that tssls
Gents comfort to iucrcnss
To Marks far-famsd Tower hall
Should HE them in trice,
And know that he alone supplies
Prime ciot hing at Low Price.
To III. MARKS
Clothing and Sscnt's Furn1sning
Goods Emporium
Genesee Street, opposlte the iSans'oss House
East Saginaw Mich.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28
MERCHANTS'
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL

T.. THOMAS LoBDELL. sec'y
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the agency Of
IN the Merchants Insurance. Company OF
Hartford, for Saginaw County, has this day been
transferred to the undersigned, who will hereai-
ter promptly ttend to and conduct the business
OF that company. This company stands a NO. l,
MS win be seen by referring TO the statements o.
tho Trov Gre. which occurred few weeks since;
$40 600 was paid promptly by this company at
that time. Those desiring risks taken can do no
better than to insure in this company.
IL @. BUZZ, Agent
Ysss Saginaw, June ~, ie6S
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28

Orders are received; it is said, for
1900. 900 in bonds Of tho Irish repub-
lie. Of which $3.50, 900 have been sent
10 a banking house in San Francisco,
through a nephew Of General Shields
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-02-28
A COMPLETE AssoRrMErT

OF everything usually to be found in any HARD
war. Establishment East or West, with inc na'
dition Of articles incident to the business Of Lum
herring. Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing,
HUNTING md Trapping, will always be found az
nv Store, where shall be happy as all times
10 meet old customers md ncw.o Past patronage
s'"''''' BID. BUcKHCUT.
East s~gnsv, Aug, les
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

Mr. Ralph Wigs, has horse that made the dis
lance between the Main and Sycamore streets
Tuesday noon last, in something less than 20
Considering that he htchei to buggy, and that
he took the sidewalk most OF the to Sycamore it's
the fastest time record At John Pc
terson's corner, the buggy was thrown against the
corner of the house and the stone-step, knocking
small piece of eachhis jar bent the near axles,
and, notwithstand this gave il wabhlIng motion, the
horse kept the centre OF tAe walk and carried the bug
" safely between the and the fierce until he
turned down Mill-st, and into Bundy'S wagon-yard,
only barking one trees in his flight. Mr.. W.
just about getting into the buggy to 20 to Bethel
when the morse started Occurring Just at dinner
time, when the sidewalk clear. in
jured Five six dollars will repair all damages
the buggy; but the horse, being dun colored is
pleely a,aaa et and done for in view of future
fulness as a safe animal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
he Cholera s,

There is more than cholera n the fell. saws
the Boston Journal, and if Judge from tie
last weeks bills Of mortality in principal cities
the Asastc cholera Is much less proper subject Of
alarm than Cholera nltnium. cholera ulorbus
IL thscty the deaths by cholera nfantum to The
extraordinary number of IS, and What Is more sur
Prising stall, about halt of the whole number Of
eatts-that "a of l2s-were of children under
Eve years Of age. In New York while the trsths by
Asiatic cholera were those by cholera morbus
So and those o. cholera iuian'um went up TO ere, In
Philadelphia, Asiatc cholera took away To- cholera
naorbus %, and cholera infantam I6s We NAV adi
that the deaths BY the kindred diseases Of arrea and
dvsentery were in New York 1885, and in Phiaielphia
59.-Csa. TIzsss-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

Great on Yankee Harness.-Not havirg been
personally acquainted with all the employees of the
MesSrs. Wiggius, neglected TO mention tue name
ef RICHARD Hunt. than whom no better or mora
pert Harness Maker drew waxed-endS or waxed
fat. Richard is himself " ankee Harness'-he
stakes sticks his all c that AMI cannot be beat.
In this connection, owe an apology IN our friend
Louis SeRAFNKR. W hon unnteDtionally christened
Charley Buekhardt" Louis is Industrious and
Aari worker and blacks TO it, late and early well net
take ANYTHING else back said OF him but the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.

II having come knowledge that limitations
of the Watch have been put upon the market
in great number, calculated by their utter worthless
inure the reputation of our genuine products
to protect ami the public from impo-
sition we again publish the trade marks by which
Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Walthaul, Mass, en-
graved the inside plate.
The SECOND has the
"APPLEToN, TRACY i CO., Waitham, Mass,
engraved the inside plate.
The THIRD has the
.P = BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass engraved on
the inside plate
All the above STYLES have the ma me Watch
Co. painted the dial and warranted in every
respect.
The FOURTH has the
"wM ELLERY. Boston, Mass" engraved the
inside plate, and Is not named on the dial.
And the above described watches made OF various
sizes and are sold in gold silver cases, as 4ay be
required.
1t isharily possible for accurately describ the
numerous limitations to which We have alluded. They
are usually inscribed with the nearly APP
preaching escape the observation of the
unaccustoned buyer. Some represented made
by the ''Unon Watch Co., of Boston, Mass, no
such company existing. Some named the "Sol
dier's Watch, to be sold Fourth VIM. Eiery
STYLE usually known as the "Soldiers Watch
Others are named the Appleton Watch Co.; - others
the P. 8 BartLEY," instead OF 7. 5. Bartlett; 7"
besides many varieties named in such manner as To
convey the idea that they the variable produc-
tions Of the American Watch Company.
We also caution public and particularly soldiers,
against buving certain articles watches, So
freely advertised in illustrated papers Army
Watches "Offcers' Watches 'Magic Time OBJ
servers a Watches, 6c., the prices Of which
are stated to be from sixteen dollars good
watch in these times be afforded for any such
money
little the part of buyers will protect
them from gross imposition.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

4 Splendid Fe>iiyaI-o Occurred at EcoacI nv.
Friday night last, gotten mp by the wives and
daughters of the L. o q. + : of that enterprising
town and vicinity. We informed BY one who
present and participated, that lie never sa' down
70 sumptuous repast than tae one unler which
the tables eroaued this occasion Over zoe of the
brethren and their ladies present. Speeches
made by lohn II. Popp, Esq. OF this city, and Rev
Mr.. Carl, Of Cambridge. and, late hour. the
pauy dispersed ali feeling was good for them
to have been there.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
STATE NEWS.

the south eastern Indiana Conference en-
bracing in its bounds four of the Madison chur-
ches, will meet on the l9tn of Sept next
A fire in Cochran Indiana last week DESTROY
ed property of the Ohio and Mississippi Il. r.
Co., to the amount of $4,000 or $4,000
VIM. Williams. of Kosciusko, received the
nomination in the 10th District over Joseph II
Defrees, the present incumbent, BY a vote OF 81
to So.
Mrs. Kitty Fyff., formerly Miss Amanda
CardeI, of Lafayette. an actress of some repu-
tation has inherited a fortune of SIS 900 by
the demise of an ancient grandfather in Park
ersburs, Virginia.
Two lads named Huffman and Miller were
drowned in White Pigeon. near Evansville on
Monday week, while bathing. The boys were
good swimmers, but had been in the water all
day. and were probably overcome by the sun.
The following educational bodies meet at In
dianapois at the times specified The National
Association of School Superlntendents, August
10. The National Association of Normal Sh'l
Teachers and Principals Aug. 10. The State
Convention of School Examiners, Aug. Il
This wholesale trade of Evansville. Indiana,
last year : follows: Groceries, 81 60fou0
dry goods, $500 0; roots and shoes, sos :
uoo; drug S4l5.uoo; liquors. S35lo0O; max
, ing, with the houses not classified a total Of
SO $4,000. Mackey 4 0. sold dry goods to
the amount of 81 OF Oul
A case of wife whipping occurred in Lafay-
cite Shor, time ago. The scouHdrei was ar
rested. but The wife refused to appear against
him Two reishborS. however, gave him a good
thfa>hng. for which they were tred before
Justice no fined hem one cent each with
costs, and RENTED the costs Good.
Rev Mr. Russ Rector # ST Johns Church.
Latsl elite, while recently travelling on an East
ern Iaiiroad felt the Insiaua ing paw Of thief
in his PICKET, and, qai Is lightning. dealt Inn
,ro metdous blow in the face Knoc king him
cut OF time aai dana giRg his little speculation
bey ond all epair. tn. indignant Rector follow
ed up The advantages with one or two more Of
/ Of the same sort. The poor PICK pocket gged
I for his life and pat off the with one
( eye total eclipse aud the other IN mourning
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
Revenue Stamps at Nicholson's.
Harrison < Richmond Railroad Meetina


BY order of the Committee a Railroad
meeting was held at the store of Albums
" Brother, Springfield, Ind. G W
Adams was elected President and Thos
CASTOR Secretary.
Mr. Simonson proceeded to state the
object OF the meeting and to give a de
scnption of the proposed route from
Harrison via Mt Carmel to Richmond
Finding it to be the most practicable
route, and running through very level
rich and fertile country, requiring less
expense in groding than any other route
in contemplation, it was
Resolved. That there he committee
of two experimentation Davis and NJ
" Stmonson-to 90 over the proposed
route to raise the amount required to de
Tray the expense OF survey.
The meeting adjourned to meet at
Adams d Brothers Store on SATURDAY.
August 4th, at o'clock p NJ
G. W. ADAMS, Pres't
L. A. CASTOR, Sec'y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

Gs-0n Tuesday hast, the democracy held adj
iourned meeting At Cambridge City. Jos. Z. NcDoa-
aid made speech. aud il concluded awsit the
action Il the Philadelphia Convention before they
troubled the waters the District. LATE Develin
and Eli Pigman selected delegates the Phil.
Con. This was highly proper, that ii might be again
said an the assembling of this Convention 5 it
said Of certain assembly in the days OF JOBS and
the per.l in appeared IN their midst.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
The Board OF Health. II

The iSoaru oil Beaiin. requests as 10 call the
attention Of Physicians and Boarding House keepers
the fact that they report every Of Asiae
Cholera, coming under their soaa as it is re-
ccgnsed. 70 the President Secretary 81 the Board
No case Cholera has yet IN the eity but il
may appear day, and the Beard intend TO Keep
themselves and the public posted in relation every
case.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
Union Mass Meeting at Connersyille.

On the 2sth, rally of the Union Party of Fayette
County took place, and, wthsta nding the rain,
there the Times. about thousand pres
ent-out Of that number there were, BY actual count
one thousand and soldiers in attendance sump-
tuous feast partaken of and good speeches made
BY Gen. Crosse and Col. Tom Browne In the evening.
Col. Trusler spoke to a large audience. The Times
saws, more interesting orderly gathering was
never witnessed in Favette county,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
WHISPERS! WHISPERS !

Do vou want Whiskers MouStacheSe Our Gre
clan Compound will force them grow the smooth
face chin. or hair on bald heads in SIX Weeks.
Price, 100 Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed,
receipt of price
Address, WARNER CO., Box lss. BROOKLYN.
n Y. sly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

The Rsy. NJ Mcdonald, who is to
address the Centenary meeting at Pearl
Street NJ + Church, TO morrow. is not
the yadge Mcdonald who was candidate
for Governor Of the State IN 1864 -
Telegram, 4tt iRs!
Judge DAVID MCDONALD, who adde's
ell the meeting alluded to, IS not Rev.
Mr. and holds no other position than
that sof a lay member. Neither was
.Jud se Mcdonald candidate for Gov. in
81 The candidate IS known as Hon.
Jos. f. McDoSALp. Guess again.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

IE We are again under obligations
to Mr. Z. 7. kIRN, City Clerk, for copy
of the Council Proceeding, but we are
compelled to defer it to next week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09

IT, The convention of Good Temp
lars of the Fifth District met at No. 3
Engine Hall, on Tuesday evening, and
was addressed by JAcoB Beck, of Iowa.
On Wednesday evening Rev r. ToBr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
Read the Certificates Of Whole
sale Druggists in 1904.

The undersigned, having tor many years been &C.
quainted with DIR. Narshaii's tatarrh ana
Headache Suuf and sold 1t in our " hoiesals trade,
cheerfuy state that believe 70 equal IN every
ranec r. Tie recon nleudations given Of il for the
cur Of Catarrhal Afse toTs and that IL is decidedly
the hest article ever known for all common disease of
Of the Head -
Errr & Perry Boston Barnes f Park, New York.
Rcd Austin Co A. b. i u. Sands. "a
Rrovn hanson 4 Co. Stephen Paul Il Co., {"
Reed. Cutler Co, Israel minor q 70,
SetI " Fowle Mckesson & Robbins
Wilson Fairaanl & Co 4 l.. ScoviII 4 Co. q
UansfTay Fimaud 4 Co. II. Ward, Close & Co.,
II. II. Hay, Portland, Me, Bush Gaie,
For Sale bv ali Druggists. Try il.
DIR. unrshaIlrs Catarrh aud Headache Snuff
is fragrant aud agreeable rcIaedy for all disease OF
the head 1t opens and purges out all distractions
The sens ton. after using il delightful and invg
ora ting amt tne relief immediate. Sold by all Drug
gists Try i
DR.. MarshaiI-s Cstarrh and Headache
Snuff! IS a fragrant and agreeable remedy for all
diseases the head. 1t opens and puraes out all OBJ
structfans The sensations after using il delight.
full ana iuyigorating, and the relief immediate Sold
by all Druggist. Try it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
Fine Gold Pens at Nicholsons.

Es- a Methodist camp meeting will
be held near Olive Hill station, on the
Chicago and Great Eastern Railway,
about seven miles from this city, com
mencing on the 23d inst.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-09
rrThe Bee Hive Store of d. b. Craw-

H.s-The Beehive Store of d. b. Craw-
ford is constantly practicing on the mot
to of David Crockett: ''be sure You re
right, then 20 ahead" and in the line
of Carpets, the Bee Hive is holding out
inducements that is well worthy the at
tention OF those wanting good article
at fair price for cash. The stock of
Dress Goods, Cloths, Domestics, &c,
is well worth the attention of purcha
sers. Go to the Bee Hive for Goods,