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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-28
POETRY.


For the Public Ledger.l
I'm FALLING TO DECAY
ny JANIS II. SULLIVAN.
Thesoft, sad wind Of autumn
That a chs It's whole life DER
For summer just departed,
Now visits US no more
II wreathed upon tho summer hower'
They withered and passed away;
But 1, for lack Of It's cool breath.
Am falling TO decay.
The drear, blcek winds Of winter
That rush with furious roar,
That forest monafchs splinter
Now chill our forms no more;
They blew their chilling breath-anu 10
Warm sunshine sped away
Oh, for its cooling breath again.
I'm falling to decay.
The gentle breeze Of springtime'
Refreshing April showers,
In death are silent lying now
And withercd are the flowers;
Oh. II no breeze or shower shall come
Fro long I'll mOlt away.
Then haste, oh, haste. ye autumn WINDS
I'm falling TO decay.
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SOMETHING NEW
Great Sale of Watches,

Every patron obtains watch by this arrange
mani. costing but $40. while 1t may be worth
$50. No partially shown,
We wish 70 Immediately dispose Of the above ;,SN,
magnifcent stock. Certificates naming articles
are nlaeed In sealed envelopes. Holders are en-
titled to the articles named on their esrt I; AZ
upon payment Of Ten Dollars, whether II DC a
watch worth $3.50 or one worth less. The re-
turn ofany Of our certificates entities you to the
article name thereon, upon payment, irTesPsee. .
tive Of its worth and as no article valued less
thsn 40 Is named on any certi6eate, u VIII az
once he seen that this is no lottery, Dnt q
StrSaieht-fo forward legitimate transaction, which
may be participated in even By the most ias-
tidiousi I'll ..,t
nsid npon receipt Of Is cents, i've for 81.
eleven Tor 50. thirty three and elegant premium
for Is. sixty-six and more valuable premium I'm
for $40, one hundred and most superb wAteh ~
SIS 10 agents OF those wishing emplsoynse ~
tbis Is a rare opportunity. II Is legtimat e,
Conducted business, duly authorized oy tne
Government aud open TO the most careful scra-
HHS. WRIGHT BROS. & co..
ss-2et l6i Broadway, New y ork.
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4. p. WALKER a CO.'S
Newspaper Advertising House
Cor. NAN and Sixth Sta, Louisville, Ky.

A DVBRTIsEMENTS RECEIVED AT
a puhlishers' lowest rates. Tor al newspapers
throurhout The United State and Canaias.
Wholesale CONTRACTS made with ex-
irusiro advertisers Merchant, mauufactu-
rcrs. and an Others whose busincg requires ad-
Vcriisnr. are invited % correspond With us.
an icaru our special terms. Al orders, no
difference bow large % small. faithfully and
promptly executed.
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FROMLOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The river is
falling, with four feet nine inches in the
.ano1
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rpOM WITKSRoRO pa

WmIsBoRO, June 27.-Hon. Charles
Dennison, member Of Congress, died
here 10 dav.
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NEW ApvERTIsEME NTs
THE

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TOBACCO USERS, ATTENTION.
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PSI BroadwaY. cor. murray bel, N. z.

SJI OIVHuW"J' W.T. m 1-'J VT ~
THE MOST RELIABLE SECURITY FROM
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Also, House Safes, Parlor Safes, Sideooard
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York; Farrell Herring 4 Co., Philadelphia
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THE FAYETTE FALCON,
Published Weekly, By
-. @. & j. L. SIP Al k - ,
Al Somsrrille. Faystte county, Tenn.

THE PROPRIRTORs WOULD CALL THE
i attention Of business men ef Memphis 10
the FALCON as an excellent med ium Tor Civ
iuE publicity % their business. Circulating ia
q section Of country, from which Memphis de-
rivcg an immense trade, the benefit o. Be de-
rived from advertising In its columns will az
once be seen.
TEErs-s3 a. per anuuu. in advances.
kkTFs on ApVEErTsING-Oue square on ten
lines, OF lcss, iur first insertion. 81 81 each
snl-zalHsrt irsrrfinn. 3 cents. STocial notices
advertisements. cod-al
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DIR. o. 8. PRoPHITT's
DR.. Prophitt's Liver Medicine.

Certificate of Rev. NJ. W. ARNOLD. 'of Ga. Con-
HAVING USED THIS MEDICINE SUE
III feiently long to test its virtue, and TO
satisfy my own mind that 1t is an Invaluable
remedy for Dyspepsia-a disease from which
the writer has suffered much for six years-and
being persuaded that hundreds who now suffer
from this annoying complaint would be sig
nalIy benefited, as he has been by its use. we
deem it duty we owe to this unfortunate
class, to recommend TO them the use Of this
remedy, which has given not only himself but
several members of his family the greatest re-
lief M. W. ARNOLD.
The above medicines are for sale at
p. I. HUETTs DRUG STORE,
Corner Main and Monroe Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENN. so 129
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s o NETTING NEW

- CONTAINS u. S. Bankrupt Law, x
" Internal Tax and Tariff Rates, as m
r. amended March 2, 1857; Weights, Mea- r
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90 tries Hostages and Postal Regulations .
- Domestic and Foreign Complete List a
of Post Offices, Telegraph and Railroad * *
-. Stations. Money Order Offices and "
-, County Seats in the United States; %
" Summary Of the Laws of the several
= States, relating to every subject CT gen. -
% eral interest 70 business men; CONNER &
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~ of the United States; Population OF II
~ States. Territories, Counties, Cities, -
@ Towns and Villages of United States. ~
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LII United States on all subjects Of business
u importance; Prices Of Products, of %
= Gold. and of Exchange on European 4
= Cities, at New York. 1907; etc., etc: y
z Also, Business Directories Of the II
q Thirteen Principal Commercial Cities r.,
6 the Centres of TradO-of the United ~
&C States.
II The New York Commercial ADDER =
> tiser says OF it:
Contains information on almost ev- =. ~
On cry conceivable subject that could pos
u sibly interest business men; aud the -
IL whole work is most carefully condensed, =
- thoroughly classified, systematically z
arranged and put in the simplest and Il
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The Christian Standard (Cleveland) ~
= says. n
~ within the compass of thousand n
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before in any attempt of the kind. Il
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A FULL ASsORTMENTO OF PROPERTIES
IA for Lodges, Chapters, COMMUNICATES. Odd
Fellows, Sons Of Temperance, Am. Mechanics
Rod Men. and other Rsgalias always on hand,
or made to order
Military Goods. of every description, Flags
ard Banners. Church Embroideries,.Bu nillions,
Spangled Materials for Vestments, etc, etc.
THE MORRILL, PETROLEUM STOVE
i Company m nufncture summer stoves, for
burning oils and napthas, that prove decided
success, making blue non Luminous flame,
burning like alcohol; cooks charmingly. Send
for circular. VIM. A. HOLLAND,
Agent 46 Congress street, Boston, Mas.
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TOBACCO USERS, ATTENTION
The appetite for Tobacco destroyed by using
ssORTON,s PREPARATION

C,uFWERs AND SMOKERS, LEAVE OFF
[ his disgusting and filthy habi.
One hox Of 0rton's Prep ration, used accord
INC 10 directions, is warranted to destroy the
annette + Tobacco in any person, no matter
time No more hankering for tobacco after
using one box Of this preparation.
RECOLLECT IT is WARRANTED.
Forwarded to any Part Of the country on
Il. DOUGLAS, General Agent.
Box 1872. Portland, Me.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-28

ESTABLISHED IN MEMPHIS IS YEARS.
II Ladies, try DR.. Russell's Periodical Drops;
they are never-failing ~ the most obstinate
cases. Married Lsdies should not use them
For salc only by Dr.. Russell. 1913 Jefers1n It,
Memphis, Tenn. Price, = 70. BY enelosing
the am0uut you viii receive by return mail,
one bottle Of the Drops, with full directions
Special attention paid 20 other diseases. Ladies
cominr to the city for treatment, can be ac-
rnmmnlatel with elegant rnnns.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-28
THE BROWNSVILLE GUIDON'
An Advertising Medium
AT REpuOEp RATBs.

Assessors 0FFIcE u. s. IST. REvESUH.
FIRST DISTRICT oF ARKANSAS,
ELGIS, AK, June is, iedt
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT III 4
N.Annual List Of Assessments, und,r The IN
ternal Revenue law, for the county Of Critten|
den, will be submitted 10 the inspection Of A.,
and all persons who may apply al HopehfiN
rom the 18th 20 30th day Of June. 1897, Wl4|
appeals will be received and determined r1le|
We to any and all excessive OF erroneous vel
atoms or assessments made By Assistant AL
SCISSORS in the Annual List
All appeals must be made in writng and
specify the particular cause, matter or Erouu,
ofcomplaint. JAS. S. SMITH.
SD Assessor lst Dist Ark,nsas.
NOTICe-CONsTABLE's SALE.-Ry. fIr'
~ the Of an cxecu ton to me directed. frlI|
the ofTics Of w. S. Walton. ESQ. will, on il|
first dfy Of July, 1851, AZ the corner Of IA
and Madison streets, in the city Of Menu q i
sell % the highest bidder. for each. the follor|
ing described articles, to-wit; OH 80
PLETE SET OF SURGICAL INhIhI|
MENIS, IsMEDICINE CHEST, etc, IN cqr|
plotc order aud new, taken as the propcrtF 4
A. E. Stockcr, 70 satisfy raid execution in III
vor Oft steamer Mollie Hamhiston ans qEll.
ers. for TWO hundred and fly dollars Salr i
tafe place within the hours prescribed BY l1N|
This 10th day Of June, 1851.
j. W. HAWTHORNE.
aI-td s. D. G. 5. 9.
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PINE BLUFF DISPATCH,
Pine Bluff. Arkansas.
BOWERS d SPARKS, Publishers
Edited by ]. II. SPARKS.

is PUBLISHED WEEKLY. IN ONR OF
Il the leading towns OF Arkansas. at g % per
facilities for ADVERTISING a. has an extensive
circulation. and i read in nearly every county
in the State. and in the Indian country west {;
and Is the ONLY PAPER published in Pine
Bluff. Arkausas river trade Is worth having
Send Us your Advertisement. Charges mode
rate eodil-l&
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Herring's Pat. champion Safes.

MOOT LATHS Manufactured by Charles I
i Rost. 1913 and $50 Delaney St, N. Y.
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SODA FOUNTAINS
THE BEST CHANCE YET

A bENIN WANIED, On A SALARY OK
- commission, for M new map Of the Great
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territory at once. i. /. DIBBLE. Wholesale
Headquarters for Maps, Charts and Pictures.
eos Main street, Louisville. Ky.
nR. J. j, STILLMAN, Gynecologist, For
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Dermaphatic EmbrocatiOn, with constitutional
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Lungs, Heart. and Niscera. Instruments, Med
icines, BATHING and Drinking Salts from min
crrl springs, with written Prescriptions week
y, NJ S'u, ior me nrst month, 80 each month
subsequently. Daily attention at his Offices, AZ
the sane prices. address. with stamp, 81 and
81 Ininn rIreci. Memnhis. Tenn.
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paper twice as large IS the one we nov issue soT
Address all letters TO klOH,AkpeON q OVb-
IINS ~ Inhn street, New ork.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
II EADING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
April Sth. 1867

GREAT TRUNK LIVE FROM THE NORTH
aud North west for Philadelphia, New York Read.
ing rnt'sviiic ic, Tamaqua Ashland, Lebanon, Allen.
town: Eas'on, Ephra,a, Liiiz Lancaster, Columbia,
&c.. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New Yo.k, ms fo,,,ys.
~ ~, 10 nhd ID AN and 10 and Uu rN cunucrl-
ing WIN similar Trains Oh the Pennsylvania Rail. :.
road aud arriving at New York at 500 ana 10 M N
and ~, ~ and 10 aj Pm. Sleeping t;prs ac,omnn
nying the 3uOA IN and COR NJ. Trans without
change.
i.eav. iiarri>bn'g for Reading, Poiisy,,ie, Tpma
qua, Miner.viIie. Ash and, Piae Grove, AlI,ni,wn
aud Pb''ad"ipnia, at s 10 N aud 9 10 aud 10 p NJ
slopPha at Lebanon aud principal Way stations I;
the ~ n ak lug connections for PhiIu,cIpiia nm
C'iun'hia "n'y. For Polsvill., schny,kii Uaveo
and Auhu'n, via schuyIkill and Sssuuehannn m;
ron d. leave IIarfi, ,burg at 3 sOpM
Returning Leave New York at 90 NJ, 70 N and
3WHnd oop ~; rh''adelpha II + I5 \ N aud 30 p N
Way Passenger rain leaves Philadelphia at : 30 A
NJ reiu ming from Reading at 30 stunning n, nil
land ", aud II 30 N. and Us p NJ; Tau,u,,,,u a,
0 IS a. NJ , and 60 aud 4 55 y. N.
Leave Po,tsvile for Harrisburg via SchuyIkIII and
Susquehanna Iair,ad al 10 A N.
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves Eeadin-
at 63o returning frOm Philadelphia at 8 NJ.
COLUMBIA Ra'iroid Trans leave Reading ut : 90 NJ
and ii i'm for Ephraia, Lhiz, Lancaster Co,ua,bjn
Poitsi"wn Accommodation Tram Leaves Potts.
town at u ~ A. NJ, returning leaves Philadelphia at
q 10 p. NJ.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Rcadin. nj : on
A. NJ, aud IL p. ~ for Ephrata, Liliz, Lancaster
Cuiumbia, &c.
On sundays Leave New Yorh ut 90 NJ, Pbua.
dc'phia 10 ", and Tsp ", tho y On A NJ, ..a:a
running only TO Reading POttsvj''e 20 AM. iiar.
usIurs 3j 4 NJ. and Hrao.ng al ! 20 aud . ~ A ~
for Harrisburg aud ~ ~ A NJ for New York ana os
r ~. for Phi iaielpbia
Goa mutation. Miie' &C, Season School and Escur.
SION Tickets, to aud ON all points OF reduced ra,rs
:, basgasc checked tht ugh; sOpou.ds allowed each
rassehser' &. a. NiCOLI.S,
General Slime rripir dan
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02

gnllNA.-A country where the roses have
no Fragrance, tho birds no song and the wo-
men no petticoats; where tho laborer has no
Sabbath and the magistrate no sense Of
honor; where the roads bear no vehicles and
the ships no keels; where the Old men
fly kites; where the needle points to the
sontll, and the sign Of being puzzled / is ito to
scratch the antipodes Of the head, where
the place OF honor Is on the left hand and
the seat Of intelligence is in the stomach
where to take Of your hat is an insolent ges-
ture, and TO wear white garments is to put
yourself in mourning; which has litera-
t9re without an alphabet and a language
without . grammar. No.,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
sG- The Trenton (N.J.) Gaset.e of Mon

sI" The Trenton IN. j. Gazette Of Mon
day, the 10th inst, says
The farmers in.this and adjoining coun-
ties are almost unanimous in their declara.
tions Of the great damage done to the oats
crop by the heavy rains Of the past few
weeks. Tho season was generally very
favorable to tho growth Of this crop, and if
VIC had been favored with good weather
during the time for gathering it, the oats
would have been as fine and the value of the
crop as great as any ever raised in New
Jersey. But the rain utterly ruined a con.
siderable quantity, and greatly damaged
nearly all that has been cut in this section,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
AGRICULTURAL.
Hints 10 Fnrnacrs

" 1afN t|Iftft % Hata
IA farmer should not keep more cattle,
sheep or hogs than he, has food for. Ifjhe
has too many sheep or cattle in the pasture,
It becomes very short towards fall, and he
must either commence on hisstock Of winter
food sooner, or lot his cattle and sheep suffer.
II on the other hand, he has more stock than
he has winter food for, he must turn out to
pasture sooner in tho spring, much to the
detriment of his meadows, or buy hay for his
stock. / have seen many farmers who would
actually have beenbe off if they had given
two or three head Of cattle away in the fall
and feed the whole Of their fodder to the
balance than to feed as they did. 1t is an
old and true saying that an animal in good
order the first Of December, is already half
wintered.
A farmer should never depend upon his
neighbor for what he can produce himself
never beg fruit when he can so readily plant
trees, or borrow tools when he can make or
buy them, ''for borrower is servant to
the lender" 10 ...-., ... r.
A farmer should never be so taken up
with political affairs as to neglect his farm
yet he should not be entirely ignorant Of
those matters Of National aud State policy
which always agitatea free people.
A farmer should shun the door of bank
as he would plague; they are for spccula-
tors, with whom farmer should have moth
ing to do. ..'..'
No farmer should allow the reproach of
neglected education to lie against his family.
knowledge is power" and its foundation
should be early and deeply laid in the dis
trict school house.
A farmer should never refuse fair price
for any thing he has o...sell, for any rise of
price which may or may not take place will
generally be swallowed up by the interest
on the capital invested in the article.-Er-
chan5e.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
CATHARTIC PILLS

CAIHARIlC PILLS
OPERATE by their powerful Influence on the
late II into healthy action. They remove the
distractions Of the stomach bowels liver, and other
organs Of the body and by restoring their irregular
action to health, correct, wherever they exist such
arrangements as are the first causes Of disease.
An extensive trial Of their virtues, by Professors
Physicians, and Patients, has shown cures Of dan.
gerous diseases almost beyond belief were they not
substantiated by persons Of such exalted oositon
and character as to forbid the suspicion Of untuth.
Their certificates are published In my American
Almanac, which the Agents below named are
pleased to furnish free to all inqnirns.
Annexed we give Direction. for their use In the
complaints which they have been found 70 cure.
FoR CosTIvENgss. fake one or two Pills, or
such quantity as to gently move the bowels. Cos.
PILES, and the cure Of one complaint is the cure
Of both. No person can feel well while under o
costve habit Of body. Hence il should Lc, as Il
can be, promptly relieved.
FoR DYSPEPSIA, which Is sometimes the cause
of Costireness and always uncomlortab.e take mild
doses from 10 four to stimulate the stomach
and liver into healthy action. They will do it, and
the heartburn. bodyJi0u and sou,Jmn cf dyspcpsis
will rapidly disappear. When il has gone, don't
forget what cured you.
For Foul STOMACH, or Morbid baction ofMe
Boreis, which produces general depression u the
spirits and bad health, take from four to eight Pills
st nrst and smaller doses afterwards, uHtil activity
and strength Is restored to The system.
FOR NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE, NAUSEA,
ram ~ ne Sfomach, Back, or Sde take from four
to eight pills on gong to bed II they do not oper.
ate s,itncently, take more the next day until they
do. These complaints will be swcp, Oh; from the
system. Don't wear these and their kindred dis
orders because your stomach is foul.
For ScROPuLA, EnYsIrELAs, ard all Dissa,s
ofhe Min, take the Pills freely and frequently. to
keep the bowels open The crupt:prs vii. genor-
ally soon begin TO diminish and disappear. Many
dreadful ulcers and sores have been healcd up BY
the purging and purifying effect Of these Pills, and
some disgusting diseases which seemed to sat,rats
the whole system have completely yielded to their
influence, leaving the sufferer in perfect health.
Patients! your duty 10 society foroids that you
should parade yourself around the world covered
with pimples, blotches ulcers, sores, and all Or any
Of the unclcan diseases Of the skim because your
system wants cleansing.
To PunIPY THE BLOcD, they are the best ,nodi.
cine ever discovered They should DO taken freely
and frequently, and the impurities which SOW the
seeds If incurabc diseases will be swept out Of the
system like chaf before the wind. BY this property
they do as much good in preventing sickness as by
the remarkable cures which they are making every
where
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
FOR SPECIAL CASES,
No. IA Bond st. New York.

G% Full information, with the AigAsst tssltmomtsis
also Dook on Special Disease In sealed snvelo,s
sent free. - y.
% Be ssrs aud send JSr tAsw, sad ysv M not verrss
o. iOr, Us Advertising phyrcians are generally I'm.
trusted. Enclose stsnp for postage and direct to
DR.: LAWRENCE, NO II BOND BTREET, NEW
ToKk' Nov. ~ le00-Iy. D. n, r.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02

To SUBDUE Vicious HORSE. cores
pondcnt of the N. Y. Commercial gives the
70 lowing account Of the methods adopted by
an officer of the United States service,
lately returned from Arizona, to subdue a
horse who would not allow his feet to be
handled for the purpose of shoeing:
He took cord about the size of COM
mon bed cord, put it in the mouth of the
horse, like bit, and tied it tightly on the
top ofthe animals head, passing the left ear
under the string-not painfully tight, but
tight enough to keep the car down, and the
cord in its place. This done he patted the
horse gently, on the side of the head, and
commanded the horse to follow, aud instant
ly the horse obcycd, perfectly subdued and
gentle as well trained dog; suffering his
feet to be lifted with entire impunity, and
acting in all respects like an old stager.-
The simple string thus tied made him a.
once as docile and obedient as any one could
desire,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
~ j. N. OBERENDER,

In. Has opened New Tailor Shop on Main
street, Bloomshnrs. where he ~ be pleased to see
a,i who may favor him with their custom. He keeps
on hand we u st ec,ed lot of cloths, cassners. vest
lnss, which he will make up 10 order with neatness
and despatch.
Attention paid to cutting gentlemen and boys
ei9thing. Also cutting aone In the ladies' line.
Repairing done upon short notice. All work
warranted.
G2- Give him call. tBIoomsburg May 9, iar-