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East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-28

COMMERCIAL LAW, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC
and everything else pertaining to Business
Education taught at the UNION BUSINESS lNsrI-
rurE, oberlin, Ohio It's graduates are living
witnesses of its thoroughness. We say to every
reader of this paper, if you can, go and take a
commercial course. For an interesting pamphlet
containing much information address as above.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-28

In watiousville, Juno IL, at the house Of the
brides father, by the Rev Mr. Russell. OSCAR ~
FREEuAs, of Flint, to Miss CARRIE L. WArRous,
daughter Of Enos and Nancy NJ. Watrous.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-28

-" The murmuring dying notes,
That fall as soft snow on the sea,
And melt in the heart instantly!
And tho passionate strain that, deeply going
Refnes the bosom it trembles through,
As the musk-wind, over tho water blowing.
Kufiles the wave, but sweetens it too !"
Whitaker, the American tenor, is a
vocalist Of taste and merit. The other
Mendelssohns are Of course highly
cultivated singers, and the whole CON-
bination is one of unrivalled versatil-
ity in the musical line.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-28

FAsuroNA LIE MUSICAL SomEE.-Mr.
Ed. p. Sprague and the Mendelssohns,
distinguished musicians of N. Y, gave
one of their recherche musical enter
tainmcnts at Irving Hall in this city,
Thursday evening, June %. The au-
dience though not large was certain
ly fashionable, and rapturously APP
preciative, encoring enthusiastically
many of the pieces both vocal and in
strumental.
Mr.. Sprague as pianist is not Of
the startling, locomotive order of per-
formers. His, rather, are
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-28
NOTICE TO soLpIERs.

Officers of Companies can secure
cars for their commands, SO that they
may arrive at Detroit together, by
! giving notice on the Sd of July at the
Office of the Superintendent.
% H. @. Potter, Sup't.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-25
Notice Of SheriHs Sale.
STATE OF IOWA, i,
Howard County,

IL the District Court Of Howard County
State OF Iowa, by virtue OF IL special exccu
ton Issued from the OH ;e OF t,e clerk OF the
district court Of Howard county. state Of
Iowa ia favor Of the State OF Iowa and
against Earnest Biernln ct al, dated 'Nlay
the 18th 1866 and to m :, dire :ted, command
ing me that make or cause to be made the
sum OF 1876 dollars and so cents. with interest
and costs, upon sule Of the following des-
crhed real estate lying and being 81, mated
in the co Mntv of Howard, and state Of Iowa
namely: The s'utheast quarter Q-4) Of
section number twenty one l2l) township
ninety nine 1881 range eleven ~ west OF
5p. NJ. And !! hereby give notice that |
sha!! offer Tor sale 1t public outcry, at the
Court House door Vernon Springs County of
Howard and state Of Iowa. on Wednesday
tie 9th day OF June 1866 between the hours
Ut 9 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. N. Of
said dag, sale To commence ut 2 o'clock 2.
VI. Of said day; will sell to ths highest
bidder therefor in cash the above described
property. or sufficient til,reof to satisfy the
above deh., with interest and c's:.
Dated this 2s.h day Of may 1855.
IF POWELL, Sheriff Of Howard County,
MILO mechanically, District Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-25
It he coed tine Coming is al
most Here

A Musical Convention win be held
At the Congregational Church in New
Oregon, on Wednesday, Thursday aid
Friday, June 9th, 28th and 90 h, to
be conducted by Prof James Whitney
Of Boston Mr.. Whitney is said to be
tie hes. American Tenor, vocalist, and
lately having returned from course
Of study III Europe under the Ceiebra-
ted Sig. Pratt, also having had years
Of experience ss conductor Of Mrsicnl
Corveni."ns, We fee! safe in warrant
irg him to give entire satisfaction.
It is expected that so'oists will be
present. fvm MoGregor, Du aque
Milwaukee, Boston, &c.
J; IS he'd 10. those attending will
tsve :..a ,iel.es. :.us;ca! feast ever
&. joyce: in Eo-:htrn iowa.
In''icu for :hc cor-s. ,::!!sss;ne wi,l
he 3 80 per ncmher, which, with the
proceeds q the Grand Final Concert 70
- given On Friday Evening. ~ trust
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-25

will amply remunerute our VSSaaaso'Ur
for coming SO far to serve US.
Mr.. Whitney will furnish books for
the occasion.
The ci.izcns of New Oregon will DO
their best to furnish eNtertainment .or
singers who come FROM 40! oaa, free OF
charge. All singers and friends who
are wiling to he'o elevate the Stand
ard Of 7 ocal Music in our community,
are cordially invited to come aud par
take Of the feast OF friendship, and
gool music.
pxof. A. N. Whitney Of Boston a.
sisted by Mrs. T. W. Lee Mrs. Whit.
ney and others will preside at tho pi.
ano forte.
"Let those now sing TINT nevc. sane
before,
And those who always sing now sing
the more"
T.. w. LEE, Sect.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-25

New BxLL.-A new Bell was re
i ceived today for the Congregational
= Church. i: is a good large bell aud
has an excellent tone, and is an acquisi-
.:on that will be highly p rised by all
church gcers, az thc wnn: ue it has
been Tie source Of much annova uce in
tines past.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-25

. We receive! call yesterday from
w. W. Barnard Granger MINI. who
haA just returned from the East will!
n large stack Of General Merchandise
FOR the trade at Granger.
q MI. Barnard Is = man Of 4oonsiaera.
BE experience in the West, aud will al
ways be found aifablc aud really for
trade. We call attention to his card
on our Grst page. We would :e|so call
attention to his posters in regard to &
travelling bag containing some invoices
Of merchandise, and articles Of iesa
Importance, which was lost by falling
from one q his wagoas, on Wedn csd,y,
last, on the rcari from ! ibhy's farm 20
trs Shook place s,,ne three miles
north cas-. Of this rlucc. Tho finder
II aid lag will receive handsome re-
ward 10y returning IL or Ivy leavipg'it
.ai,h N NJ. Moon New Oregon.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-25

The name Of the depot Short DIS
taLce North Of this town We under
stand IT, Creseo, a,Latin verb signify
irg grow or increase, being the In
dc:,ive present, LIST person singular
IN us s.eat wa woul'! sugyess Gre
~vi 'he r'a, { Geese. signifying L am
.gro,rn rs there is no doubt hut the
,osu Will always 10 on paper and is
probably rs we'll built up now, in the
minds eve as It all ever he. The re-
port given few days since that s. IL.
Cole intended moving Lis hotel to that
point, Is false, he informs US,
'hs thought never entered his uiod,
hut on tie ether hans! he has expected
from the beginning to furnish ,ransient
customers free bis to and from the
ears
For our own part we have nothing
p .r.i;ular at stake and pecuniarily
isv~oul Id make no difference with'ue as
to where the rising city is bull; but
in behalf Of friends and ne,ghbors We
shall pull heavy'f,r ste valley Of the
classic Turkey.
II the gentleman" (ani you can't
accuse US Of calling names, J who visited
car ofi,e on Saturday evening between
. 5 and s O'clock when we were all rus.
,icating, and mixel up six columns of
type shat was laying on the composing
Stone, will Just give US 'ano.|s er call, Or
seni':n hire card, We will give hun a
puff that will elevate him.
FovSn.-A parasol, was picked up
on the streetsseveral days since, the
owner can get it by calling at the resi-
'ience Of W. r. Mead.
WHEAr.-The demand for wheat at
present is good md ths price we'll up.
Ills favorable time new for farmers
to market their wheat.
W. call attention t" Robacks New
aave, tisements in this weeks issue.
The articles advcrtisud are such as
will bear recommendation.
w. B. Strong Supt. Of the McGrcg-
or Western road and Mr.. Peck from
'Counover was in town to-day on hour
or two on business, connected with the
road.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-25

W.. B. Strong Supt. Of the McGrcg-
or Western road and Mr.. Peck from
'Counover was in town to-day an hour
or two On business, connected with the
road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
Jack Sheppard, Jr., Recaptured.
BOsrOS March I96a

John Wood alias Jack Sheppard Jr, who recently es,
capped from Sing Sing Prison. arrested In Yonkers
New York, Tuesday night by detective Bakcr OF this
city, who reached here this morning with his prisoner
The arrest made the charge of stealing bales
OF goods from Knowles Leland Devonsh re- street.
valued tbirty-lvs hundred dollars The goods wer
taken from the sidc walk, shipped to New York, and
thence to Yonkers where they recovered and the
thief with them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

ration Manual for 1868 fclIows:To d. Valentine CON-
s esr Sass si ~ George snsay ias
nss 10 moved 10 amend N. ordinance
striking therefrom the whole Of said ITEM
XirmasiSsE Councimes WIiie Hsekay, kellogg Thomas,
RiSs r%ano anS fsas Long soom Flynn
kSsso SsRaf ssa Bnia
The ten Was then passed over without amendment
WnsRyEs PIERS AND sIrs-For repairing sheahins fen.
dsring repankng rebuilding and dredging the whsrves
s he s ~ IN part
he BY
Councman RopxRrs to amend said item by striking
therefrom the q ssbs and inserting I'm lieu
Which was lost BY The following vote:-- 4. a.
Ins sa0o EOs
Thomas and Eobsrtsmli' VIZ, ro.,.r w.... x..,.
Inlay m.'1''' A'A'ss 49,. - -
Councilman THOMAS moved to amend the ordinance by In
's Pnss ss Az PSds ss on
RIvER-For the building Of pier and buikhead the
f0 WITCH S sG %ss sr1s street. East river
By so
HEATING THE CrrY HALL.-ror the purpose Of providing
'r Which heating ~ss Apparatus Tor the o'
On the following sections:-
ated and the following on the city debt be-
PUBIC Burprsc s1ocE No -For the annual ,nstament
On the s said stock IS per chapter S OF the
PUBLIC EDUCATION Stock .. iSa-ror the annual ins'a
ent the principal o. SAID stock a per act cnspter SV Oh
the Laws OF 1853 $500 ~ 60
PUBLIC STOCK FOR OF vsr
annual fnsalmen on the princp or sad ssock a. per
chnper l59 Of the laws Of 1856 $l7 oN
FLOATING DEBT FUND SrocK tno annuht nssar
men on hs principal OF said STOCK as per ohaper Sp aw'
syo II shall not be lawful for any department. or occr
OF the city government or other person or pcrsons incur
EXPENSES Tor any purpose wnsteve on accouut OF Oor
roraon to be pnd from the City treasury unless an
therefor sufficient e cover such expensss
rzed by competent authority
SEC The Comptroller 10 hereby authorized 70 borrow
from time 70 time on the credit q the Corporason ~ an.
revenues such sums Of money may be necessary 70 meet
expenditures under the appropriations for the current year
1885, and to issne bonds the usual FORM for the
borrowed also to redeem and cancel the said
bonds from time to time at or before the maturity OF the
out of the moneys arising from the revenues aoro
Councilman KrrLocc moved to amend the ordinance by
striking therefrom the whole OF section two above.
Which was carried
He then moved to amend sections three and four by max
Ina the sections two and thrse respectively.
Which carried - "a .lssJs.as g7 A4 s.aifss.
oltAwt H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
rHR COSTUMES.

The costumes, strange 20 say, were many but not
Yankees Piercts Deberdsur Queens OF the Night and
vvandiers shounded bus Of the more costly o. sccen
TIC styles OF drees there small exhibil An nge-
Nous Individual, who appeared psripatstic lamp
po and another gen,eman whose dseuiss represenssd
an ola man carried IN barket which was placed upon
an o'd womsns heal we're among the most promi-
nea1 noreover there was positive lack OF comic
ehancers and bad not been for the vs-
ncss OF suDdsy harequns and clowns engaged 10 Azure
IN The procession there would have been actual DUNE
prevailing among the askerr 90 far practical cssine
and Intriguing were concerned II happened howc~rr
That the music and dancing kept the crowd m sbe bs
u SPIRITS, and the conversational powers Of the ladscs
present made the occaeson . masked ball nipus the
bslscrous spirit Of fun end full dress reun,oa Mus M.
pleasing sfsos psoducsd By The oosumes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

been madc within the last year % snl'
company by various personsto lease ~ s
power, for the purpose Of erecting Iacso'
RES, In and near the city OF Mcnmono,
which IL is said was refused. Il 30, ! nope
IN their report they viii pet forth Their req =,
sons for such refusal. 1t has been SOL SAID !
that the rc~son of their refusal was tns y
they could not spare the water II TINS =
The only reason, Il seems to me they can
remedy It by raising the flrst dam Above
the city six or eight inches. TINS wou.o
give them plenty Of water, not oniy ioi
navigation purposes, but also safficiency
Of water for manufacturing purposes. !,
Pray let us not refuse to have the canal
lined with manufactures wherever they
can be built to on advantage. This would
build up Richmond and Lynchburg, and IN
thus doing, increase the population and
wealth of the State.
With eight or ten cotton factories, and
iron and nail factories here, VIC should bt
benefited with railroad connection will
Memphis. We should have something pro
ltable to ship from here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

Miss ANNA DIcKlNsoN.-A Boston cor
respondent of the Louisville Journal has
heard Anna Dickinson speak. He seems
to have been bewitched. Hear him:
Gamma is sprightly little cuss, and has
q voice that would charm the birds off the
bushes. Taken as whole, she is exceed
ingly nice and pretty. don't care if she
did pet Fred. Douglass, she is pretty, by
lingo! She hurled her rejected boulder at
the audience as gracefully as David slung
his little smooth stone at the giant. She
was severe on President Johnson, compar-
ing him to all the tyrants Of any standing
in ancient or modern history. She told
about Dick Taylor's making Union men
dig their own graves, and about Burb
Blackburn's shooting two little Union girls.
She brought up'the God-send for the Radi-
Gals, the New Orleans riots, also the Men,
phis massacre Of schoolmarms. In short,
she lied like the devil.
81 left, wondering how human female
could be so beautiful and bewitehing, and
tell such whoppets."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

The RADICAL GovERNoRs INVOKED TO
RESIST THE LAw.-We have good reason
to believe four authority being one of the
6rst men In Connecticut) that Colonel
Foeney, Secretary Of the United States
Senate, and editor Of the Washington Chro-
nicls and Philadelphia Press, is writing TO
the Radical Governors Of the States to be
ready 70 march State troops into Maryland
and put down Governor Swann BY force OF
arms in case he should think proper, after
hearing and trial, to remove the partisan
police commissioners Of Baltimore for viols-
tion of the law. &, /. go.
Such letter, We are assured. has been
cent 70 Governor HAw)ey, Of Connections.
We should be glad 70 knog that the state
ment y not trus, and still moro grstiiled 10
oeneye, on authority, there WOULD be no
EeaPonse 70 = call 20 nncsiied for. Illegal,
and rsyu'utienesy ~ its p,Epoea /; bat tHese
vs,a ~, No hass lived 1nd thrivsn up6n
t. hsfrsee asy - 49, ars rsaly,to
aacsidce right, reason, md iibarty, ana
evsrybpdy's properly but their Own, % ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

An ENRAGED HUSBAND THROWS Two
men OFF Enthusiastically after dark
on Wednesday evening two welIdressed
married men were promcnading across q
bridge in New Haven, Conn.,, each with
strange woman, also fashionably dressed,
leaning confdingly on bis arm. All at once
this picture changed A powerful, enraged
man, who in one Of the thoughtleSs wo-
men saw his own wife, and who had been
watching the couples meandering, stole
stealthily and silently up, and before
either of the masculincs could escape, he
felt himself lifted from his feet, balancing
in mid-air over the railing of the bridge
q moment, and then occupying misera-
BILE situation, almost buried in clam mud,
knee deep, ten feet below. Both the vic
Tins were athletic nien, and yet they were
lifted over and plunged into the quagmire
of mud below in far less time than it takes
to tell it. Both foundered around in the
mud for good wilhelm the darkness II
seemed an age to the Aounderers-but
both managed to crawl out, with ruined
clothes, wiser If not happier men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

INTERNATIONAL OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
Mr.. William II. Heiss, one of the oiaes'
telegraph superintendent in the country
has accepted the position of superintenai,
ent for the building of the international
Ocean Telegraph line, and will sail in "a
few DAYS for Florida, through portion OF
which State the line is to be built. SIEVE
raj leading citizens and public men Of Flo 70:
rida have suggested that the line be built
from Fernandina to Cedar Keys, on the
west side of the State, thence by cable to
Havana. This will be determined upon
Inv MIR. Heiss if the practicability of the
Suggested route is made manifest by per-
sonal inspection and survey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

MINORITY GovERsxExT-lt Is beyo.'o
question that Of the tax-paying, native
born citizens Of the United States there Is
to-day majority of more than million
against the Radical party. II our haaiSa'
politicians succeed in impressing on the
popular mind the idea that theseajority Of
the people Of the United States have .
right to rule the United States without re,
gard to the Constitution, they will soon IND
that disabilities. created by tho will OF q
majority in temporary. power! wiz 81, W
swept to the winds. 1t is curious oiun-
der for sensible men to make, this doc
trine that minority may make laws dis
franchising large portion of the people,
and then claim that they rule by Virtue -: y,
being majority. Such an absurdity WIZ
not stand the test Of moments exainln.~
ton: nor could the power Of o minority DC
sustained against the majority on any such
grounds.-Nep York Journal OF Com
merce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

The LARGEST SNAKE.-Mr. Spoke, in his
work on the discovery ofthe source of the
Nile, thus describes the death of snake
of the boa species, shot by his travelling
companion, Captain Grant:
Ishuddered as looked upon the effects
of his tremendous, dying strength. For
yards around where he lay, grass and
bushes and saplings, and, in fact, every
thing except the more fully grown trees,
were cut clean of, as though they had been
trimmed with an immense scythe. This
monster, when measured, was fitty-one
feet two and half inches in extreme
length, while round the thickest portion OF
its body the girth was nearly three feet,
proving, l believe, to be the largest serpent
that was ever automatically heard Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

1t is understood that Senator Wilson ex-
pericnced a change Of heart and obtained
forgiveness through the efforts of Henry
F. Durant, Esq, who is preaching with
great effect in Boston. Mr.. Durant is one
of the ablest criminal lawyers in Massa-
chusetts.--National Republican,.
A girl only twelve years of age was
arrested in Detroit, Mich, on Monday for
smuggling. She had five large bottles Of
whisky concealed on her person.
]. D. B. De Bow, Of the Southern Re
vie,o, has accepted the presidency Of the
Great Central railroad Of Tennessee, char
tered by recent act of the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

LYNcHBURG AND DANTILLE RAILROAD
THE CHARTER SEcURED.--We are rejoiced
to learn that the entire amount of 100000,
necessary to secure the charter OF this
road, has been subscribed, and it now re-
mains only for the commissioners to collect
two dollars per share on this amount, when
the company can be organized.-Lwchbug
Ne,oS, 22d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23
1'rynited 0tates Cnvalry in Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, October 3o.--General
Sheridan, In 8 telegram TO Governor
Throckmorton, says, . Authority being
eiyen. General Heintxleman, commanding
the district Of Texas, Will concentrate 'ne
whole cavalry force under his co mmand :.
such points on the frontier Of Tex.'s as may
answer best for protection. The ssreng goo
Of the twenty-one companies Is owe 1'oyV
men. Should this force be inadequate az
ditional troopswill be sent" ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

The CIVIL AND MILITARY AUTHORITIES
IN GEoRGIA.-Thc conflict in Henry county,
Ga, between the civil and military authO-
rites has been adjusted, and General Till
son has ordered that the prisoners in Fort
Pulaski charged with offences against the
freedmen be delivered up to the civil
courts, the people pledging themselves to
protect the freedmen in their rights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

POLITICAL BLINDNEss.-The Milwaukee
Wisconsin says: "The opposition of the
Democratic party to the constitutional
amendment is an act of political blind
ness which must smite it past recovery
The position ofthe Democratic party and
the southern States is case of the blind
leading the blind. If persisted in, both
will fall into the last ditch, and die there.
The name of this last ditch is negro suf-
frage.-Ne,c York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

BRowNLow's Son FLEEs.-A hackman
in Nashville recently tried to have General
]. p. Brownlow arrested because he had
hired hack on the day previous, and
when he called upon him to settle the bill,
Brownlow drew knife and threatened
bodily HARM. But the officers couldn't
catch the reprobate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

BAD FOR THE BEARs.-One day last week
Mr.. Lewis Blake, living near Williamsburg,
in this county, set bear trap, and when
he returned to it to ascertain his success,
found that he had captured four-three
cubs and their mother, all fat and fne.-
Greenbrier Independent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

The people of Texas, in refusing to
ratify the constitutional amendment, have
rendered themselves liable to the imposi-
ton Of harsher terms. Probably the best
thing for them would be division of the
State and the establishment of universal
suffrage. The latter, it is well known, has
been proposed by leading Radicals in case
the southern States refuse the terms Of
restoration already offered by Congress-
E0rueu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

r.,.Ior. n the h6ut, Afs sips sssd rsady
Tor Tho worst y4Ae can % .eonsoP
ana & becomes all consefsssve. nss -
,not the watch for This threatened Demon
stration.--N e,e York Express. @ II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

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e3kisoavpsihH fiIcxrrs .u4 ruRouou p.oo.o,
CHECKS p Alexandra, Nsshlhston. Baltinw,.
Phtls1elpAiA Few Yosk. Bostou. and eli The pin.
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and NghtA sltssls, 9hoeloa Hill.
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sAnusL Ruyy. Superintendent GI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23
VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
laos MAIN SIRE BIT,
RICHMOND, Va.

Merchants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tsnnss"ser S pEsIRABLg Gonps sneb AZ RnsH
Glove. and Gauatlets, Merino Gloves and Gaunt-
iets, Fancy WOODEN Goods. Hoods, sontags,
Hess and Half Hose and fnil stock Of 0TIONS,
such as Belts and Beltings. Combs, Spool Cotton,
Th reads and elk, Suspenders and Perfnmery,
everything in the NOTION AND FANCY GOODS
LINE, and at prices as LOW AS ANY NORTH
BEN MARKET.
Orders respectfully solicited-they will be
promptly and faithfully exceeded.
MANN 8. VALENTINE,
&C lots =. A FRANKLIN.