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under fire, and soon after resigned. If the
Colonel had any other reason, We would
like to hear from him, as the people appear
to have a curiosity to know why he left the
ary,ra Il, euch haste
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THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE AND
FOR THE PEOPLE.
Now is the Time to Subscribe,

DF A CONSOLIDATION OF THE LASH
VILE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH, and By the generous and united
support Of the UN1oN AND DrsPAToH b. the
patrons of both the former papers. the Proprie-
tors are enabled to present Newspaper hithe-
to unsurpassed in this city or State.
a IN fULLNESS AND ACCURAC!
NEWS. our paper win compare favorsbly ith
the best in the entire country; and in saying
this We only repeat tho expressions Of many
our patrons, who are most capable Of judgiusin in
uch matters.
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Pure Wine-Healthy Summer
Drink.

TOHN HESS, NO. SOUTH MARKET
d street, has for sale genuine article Of Rhein
Wine vintage of '62 and 65, which will be sold
70 families cheap. During the warm. debilitat-
ing summer months, no more healthy beverage
can be used. Having been imported BY the
Proprietor direct while in Europe, il can be
relied upon as genuiue. JuiyE IN.
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Engine and Boiler.

DOR SALE, A FIRST-RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler in good order Can be seen, and
price learned. by calling at this oEcs.
7nRy1 In
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture

And Kindred topics. we shall also give an sx-
tensive variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-the best adapted to the farming classes o,
our State which will. in a great measure. sup
ply the place Of family agricultural paper.
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THE LATE CIVIL WAR.

Its Domestic PhRse-How Our wives
and Daughters Lived and Dressed
Richmond fu Is64-5-PersoaaI Re
collections of One Of Them-A Hero
tra f,s eIsa Euesrauaaxr .~as---5s.s-s-s-r---
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MAMMOTH POSTER.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
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STEAMBOAT PRINTING
BANKERS, MERCHANTS,

And Dealers generally, are respecVulS
invited to call and test our facilities for
executing
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WTE have in store large and well selected
w stock of HARDWARE, to which we in
orders out, and will soon be receiving direct
from the best English and American manufac
turers, a complete stock for the fall trade.
We hope TO receive liberat portion OF the
patronage of the merchants visiting this market,
and respectfully solicit all to call and examine
our stock before purchasing.
July If EWING Il &MCCLAUGHERTY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

The undersigned will offer at public sale Satur
day the 25th day of December, 1887. at William
Smiths house the National Road mile Esst Of
Centreville, WAYNE county, Indiana. 40 sheep, 10
cattle, so hogs, corn, horses, reaper, wagon,
farming utensils of all kinis. 60 acres of wheat in
the ground, hay, oats, and various other things. =
And on Monday the Both day OF December, 1867.
at the late residence of Isaac n. Esteb in Boston
township, in said county OF WAYNE, 8 miles south of
Richmond, the Glowing personal property to-wit:
rs horses 40 CATTLE 80 sheep, so hogs 500 bushels
of wheat, corr. hay, oats, one hundred sud City
acres OF growing wheat, 8 wagons, , tf1reashing
machine farming utensils Of all kinds, household and
Kitchen Furniture, One-third of Patent right tor
Dtchng Machine, and various other articles too fed
GUS to mention. The Sale will commence each day
at 10 O'Clock II. NJ, and the Sale commencing Mon
day the seth day Of December, will continue from day
to day until the property 10 all Id. A credit of
twelve months will b. given ON all sums over %.
Notes and approved security will be required Of each
purchases, waving valuation and appraisment laws.
Other terms win be made on the days Of Sale.
! ZACHARIAH OSBORN, Administrxtor
of ISAAC n. ESTER.
J December 5th, 1857. 800 go Ats.
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COM M U MICA TT ON.

'"' y 164oG4 24s 10 20 p,raa,n..m Ess
DEAR BEs-I have spent the Holy
Sabbath reading the PALLADIUM and ]
am proud to say 7 have been edited
The selections aswell as original matter,
have the right ring, and contribute to
the Improvement Of head and heart ss2e
Your Sabbath article from Masonic
lectures presents the value of the day in
a manner showing the wisdom Of its
author in its adaptation to the physical
wants of man and beast, and to mans
moral and spiritual nature. 71s g H@4o1.
Beeson's essay on the sslost race is
quite interesting ,-weil written, and cal
culated to produce thoughtful sinvesti-
cation. BIO. @'.s . aa@
The subject Of education by s'PAuL"
trust may be prosecuted, until that much
neglected cause shall find an advocate
in every tongue, and all heads and hearts
and hands turned to the advancement Of
the great cause =
The Tribune article on "Politics in
the pulpit is a grand thing. know a
minister has right to preach against
political sins-especially when they cul-
inmate in licensing brothels, grog shops
and gambling saloons
Go on my good friend BEN, and make
the ''OLD PALLADIUM" tell in center shots
for the progress OF the race. s'sss 80
PETER
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And Johnson's whule course VAS be6
IL accordance with tbs treachefy,I an
calculated 20 break own The Gover
ment. Hatred for The constftution3
majority that pr DOM thesrebe1lion al
that was entitled TO govern the nation,
was with him q qualification tor office
The profession of Johnsonism was
license to plumber the revenues. By
this fostering corruption has grown till
it threatens the entire, revenues and the
national solvency. 8And thisfs pleaelng
to Crimson sbecoase the plundef~ innees
to his adherents, and the ginfamys Of il
damages the governing majority, and
tends to bring into the control Of the
/ Government the harpies who have de-
graded it to their foulness. Thus the
gigantic power of Of the Executive Office
has been devoted to the ruin OF the
country in every possible way. !, - 8.
Tgs II the Constitutional power of i'm
: peachment is not to be used to deliver
the country from such crimes, it may
well be asked why it was created But
circumstances have delayed action until
the trial would probably extend into the
last year of the Presidential term. There
, have been many things TO cause this
delay, among which are the du plicity and
falsehood with which johnson concealed
his intentions in his reconstruction
movement by semblance of fierce ven
geance upon the rebels; and, second, th e
weakness of many members of Congress
who were demoralized by The. Executive
patronage. After SO much delay and so
many signs of weakness, we did before
the fall elections question the policy Of
attem pting impeachment. But the House
of Representatives has the matter in its
own hands, and is competent to Judge
what the safety of the country demands.
and if it shall decide to 60 on with the
trial. we shall hope for-a speedy removal
of this obstacle to the pacifcation of the
country and this source of an official
degradation which causes alarm for the
continuance of free government. az..-as
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

The best quality OF baled hay is sell
ing at S15@l6 per ton in Louisville.
TIE Commissioners Of Hamilton coun-
~ have appropriated six thousand dol
lars for soldiers monument ut Mobiles
vile, to contain the names of aalll the
soldiers from that county who lost their
lives in the service. gro 81 isIoa50 oiaarsi
The creditors Of ten National Banks
which have failed taus FAR will realize
abods seventy per cent, and the total
1oSss Is we public win be nearly one
million. The circulation win, ~ course,
be psid In full.
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q
| CONSUMPTION.
For the R.dicai cure of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
THROAT and AIR PA SSAGES; for General snd
SpecialDerangements OF the NERvOCS SYSTEM I;
The FREPAREDs PREscRiPTION' increases the
strength and deepens the cobor Of The Pe blond sub
dues the ctffI.i.s and FEVER and, dimnishes the
in from seyen to fourteen DAYS The appetite is i"cig-
orated and the patient rapidly gains flesh the cough
and the difcnt breathing are speedily relieved the
regular and unifor nm. ALL ASTHMA. BRONCHI-
IT'S, Go, DISApPEA RwIrH 4 RE ALLY ASTON
ThePRESCRIPTIoN should be used in every Dis
ease, by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN. in which there is
e.hbite sey of either the NhE.0uT
= The Tn PkEPAKED PRESCRIPTION Is both the
BE ST and the most ECONOMICAL Medicine that
be taken The average dose, is two teaspoonsful
taken day. The patient never requires under
any circumstances, 70 Cough Mixtures for tie
Coug pectnranss' weskness ;Ironf,r the blood
And tnes for the Nervous Irritation Acids for the
Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for the
Wasting. Us Specific Action is upon the ecnssitu-
onalDondition, and, through this Condition, upon
the Whole Series Of symptoms. 80 .TA s@s9k
Statements from Patients. &c.
COLLEGE, HIT, CINCINNATI fl was In the last
alta 81 CoSsr ArTIoN In ten days after taking the
PRESCRIPTION, my Chilli, Night Sweats, Fever, &C.,
decreased,7 and finally aitogether dssppeared:
mere skeleton before, am now well stored with nesh
Ny ressoraton is . marvel to all who know me-
Mrs. q. L. WRIGHT. $50
"Your Prescription saved my daughters life, and
has probably saved me hundreds OF dolIars."-Rsv
E. HyMsaREYs, Remsen. N. 7. zS-.ens
"We bless God for the benefit have received from
your Prepared Prescription '-Rev. r. PsHEosIss,
aEysrys one to whom have recommended it has
REP II Is PPsssEscRproN in
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~ ~ s.
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md it 3 not for e to iaauire ITO u
policy If thers was ~ rec 5onabls'
doubt Is to Che hw1any hing (which
Z could rsfs tdchn gethe esult-I
would decide differently. But the law
is express and plain.
II give this decision Under sh e. suppo-
sition that the notes are in the possession
of the plainfif eadg not dspositeds in
bank for in tbs. latter case they would
simply be so much money in, bank, and
taxable.
The demurrer would be .overruled, and
leave would be given to file an answer
in five days.
Judge Caldwell for plaintiffs; ", s.
Scarborough contrn. -
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/ The. 1Js1o1akr.7o,e s,o,.. s.. ~.
Standing ts first cost appears to BE- heavy, e The
CHI apest in the long run-mnre iasting--mof
sstishetey % the hnuaswiss iseysFy way, than {
any other cooking stove yet invented Calf 1t
the Nm iirofksfs sstablishmsnt at H. Dspos
and examine it. i their assortment Of other
patters Of Cook ng Stoves is not surpassed in
this city, and there j. no difficulty IN suitipg
custom6fN 81 bssusifnl lot Of Paslor x0r61Ds ]
and Parlors Stoves, Shop and Ofics Stoves. E
Tin, Copper, Brass, and Iron Ware, can always
y found ct ths Messrs. Nys. blFsH sssss = .
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The so called "Democratic" leaders
insis. on issuing :.sl, 700, 900, 900 of
"greepbacks'' with which to take up and
pay Off the u. S. bonds, in order that
those persons holding said bonds may
be conpeiledto pay their full share of
State and County taxes. If's'green
backs are, according to a recent decis-
ion, like the bonds, only Government
promises to pay. wherein will this pro-
posed change benefit the State and
.Counties2 wouldn't II be like "junping
from the frying pan into the fire p The
same astute leaders OF the Democracy,
also propose to wipe out the National
Dadiss, aud use isgreenbacks" as sub
ss.saye for the currency furnished by
these banks. Suppose this tozbe ac-
complished; ssgreenbacks'' cannot be
taxed for Sta g and County purposes,
vhiist the notes OF the banks are so
taxed, will theState and Counties ofIn'
diana gain or lose by the change? Let
TIC Auditor, n. MCCARrY, answer.
He reports the ordinary expenses Of the
State government for 1867, at $780,
07s o., and the taxeslrealized from the
National Banks, up to Dee 2, for State
and County, at 82s7,7s2 20. 1t will
thus be seen that Democratic ideas on
the tax question, are as clear as mud
and every way worthy Of the source !l@v'
10 4 : eJ1
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The Daily Courier, the rebel Demo:
cratic organ in Louisville, is not at all
pleased with Sherman's speech before
the ..Army Of the Tennessee In fact,
it "can find no words strong enough to
express our indignation at that part of
General Sherman's speech wherein he
wonders how any '.Southern man can
speak Of the lost cause in language
other than that Of shame and sorrow"
The Courier insists, "tha. it is as i'm
possible to connect infamy with the lost
cause, as it is to associate vice with holy
religion. There is not man. in the
South, nbut glories in, and is proud OF,
the part he took in the war" The Cour-
ier, few days since, was for Sherman
a. The Copperhead candidate for the
Presidency on the occurrence of GER
tain emergency, 1t evidently is not
.lSalsRG0arqN Lob Tss teS res.s a q,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

WRENE' ER I TAKE MY WALKS ABRoA D,
how many poor, miserable Dyspeptic
people see, who would be healthy, and
rosy, and happy, if they took Plantation
Bitters, that paragon Of preparations for
giving tone to the stomach, energy to
the torpid liver, a Joy to the nervous
system, and strength to the muscles. It
is an admirable Regeneration of natures
wasted or neglected functional powers
in either man or woman It gently ex-
cites and pleasantly soothes. With q
bottle thereof, every man may be his
own physician. @@sfsfVf4 a9a y 8zo4s
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"a lobby mo ement is aalready y organ
lied in Washington to secure %, &c.,
900 for a ship canal aroundt Niagara
Fails. zEzA .1o3 IAzzaz0
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

The Holidays are approaching, and you can
find no more beautiful and appropriate present
here OF elsewhere. to give, TO valued children,
loveyers, and friends, than some OF those fine
Sea Shells 1t Dugd.le's. % Main stssst. s He is
receiving in anticipation Of Krss Kringle's via
it, the prettiest lot Of Toys, &c, ever on sale in
this city. Go and see his stock Of Goods and
goodies. 's5gassaas&8 es1maa ssihsI naasw
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DIED.-Near Abingdon. Ind. Nov. 18th, 1857,
THOMAS F. SMITH, son OF n. and X. B. Smith, aged
% years.. 8a1@ S1o7E %Hr9 $50 @#18 sSsa9
A beloved son has been snatched from his loved
home by the hand Of death. thus bereavng his fond
parents OF their future earthly hope 10 him, who
would have been to them comfort in MISUNDERSTANDING
years. Tears unbidden will flow foI his loss; but
there consolation in the thought that though dust
shall return to dust, "the immortal its Sire,
nal sphere. 2 ssS@@ ss+ =
On the LIST of Dec at Covington, XIV, HAKRY,
son Of Isaae II. and Lxzie Thatcher, agea aboue
nine mon tbs. sx@me
Always get the Best. DR.aAvERYD
Baisam Of Life cures coughs and colds ard
Is pleasant remedy.
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- n ELEGANT STOCK OF RRDSSEIA
AsCARPRTS,z just received and a hvs prtcea
50 a. .aGss ssass 8 THE SrkATTAN ClRNEk.ss
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Fdrass d Mclean vs. M. Greenwood
Treasurer of Hamilton County. and august
ViL1icA. Audifor,
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toll
ct article superior to Cologne and at
half the price. 81 aosaae sfsss bsbnss
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1UAlways get che Best. Dr. AVERYsA
Blood Purilyins and Liver syfup.
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and Perfumery at AvERY'S, 8. e. Corner
Main II Marion streets.
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sDeAIways get the. Rest. AyERY,S Gin
Bitters braces up the systems strsngthens,
and invigorafes.
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e'cHMoNb iAD, DEC ). s. 1897 ! g


yMpKAcH In another column;
We give An srsicls from the Cincinnati
gazette on mpeashment, which fuzzy nc
cords with our nesions regarding Eti,is
ques-fen, iuzSde@abstrsse .s<s0ezaee.-Wia.
ling to let if. rest in tbs, hands Of the
House Of Representatives, believing it
will there be diseesed Of, about right.
Having chained up the cice President,
like mad bull to q hickory tree, he can
do no further damage, only, to himself
during his brief official existence-he
can only go the length OF, that chain
shake his head-make motions TO butt,
and conceal himself occasionally by
paving up the dirt and dust ever his
form. II the House concludes. to let
him thus amuse himself and attend to
other matters Of more real public, con-
cernment-a financial policy that shall
be stable and not fuctuating economy
in public expenditurss--a more equal
and just mode of taxation SO that the
burden Of indebtedness, brought upon
the country by and through the inequi-.
ties of the so called 'Democratic" party,
led on by the devil and slavery, may be
borne by al classes in proportion to
their wealth.; in short, = bong ride system
Of economy, sretrenehments and reform,
it win do we'll ALI this is sufficient to
employ the whole time, and all the
brains that members Of. Congress are in
possession of We trust they will earn,
estly address themselves to the work,
The people expect them to do their duty.
in these respects and thus place the
country, so far as legislation is concern
ed, upon the bal sis of health and, pros
perity.1q Iln Eehl baa .adoLg 81 90
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coNcREssloNAL.

The dsbste on impeachment has not
begun yet. y8aai;a1b sgaI ei asnsz su
Senator Edmonds'o bill, lpledging the
payment of the bonds in coin, was de-
bated, but not acted upon. ss7asa,l 81
The President submitted to the House
list of between three and four thous-i
and persons, lately pardoned by him. -
The House "Wednesday passed the bill
repealing the tax on cotton by vote Of
las against TO- Several attempts were
made to amend the bill, but they were
unnecessarily and it passed as reported
by the Committee of Ways and Means.
Representative Cullom offered a reso-s
luton setting forth that there are no
gradations Of American citizenship, and
naturalized citizens are entitled equally
with those native born to the protection,
Of z the Government while travelling
abroad. ,Sss, ffR 90 e. 8mit 3eas94d 81
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The great purposes for which these
notes were issued could only be gather
ed from q comparison of all the statutes.
The object was to give credit to the
bonds and Treasury notes of the Gov
ernment.h In the first place these notes
are legal TENDER and in the next place
they are demand notes and are obliga-
tons binding on the Governments; and
in two of these statutes-one in express
terms, and the other by mplication-we
find they are exempt from taxation by
State or municipal authority. - fs'a &'
It seems the spirit, as well as the let
ter of the law, as we gather from these
several statutes, leaves US but the one
result that it was the intention of those
who enacted these laws to exempt from
taxation not only the bonds Of the Unit
ted States, but the Treasury notes and
the demand notes. 99a 7eEaAs Io saoSi
With the policy of this have moth.
ing to do. But may be. permitted to
say cannot see with what propriety
Treasury notes, payable on demand, can
be exempted from taxation, when gold
and silver, issued by the Government,
and declared legal tender. are not. ~
! There is 4 distinction made However,
I find the law plain apon this point
The New York herald., 1867-04-18
CORES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

oxouNp bFFEE, aoc 25c, SOC, asc best 4oc per lb.
yotls saiok boarding house Keepers and families who
e lhfne qyhee OF coffee economixe in that article
~ using FRENCH BREAKFAST AND DINNER
CbFFEE hch we sell at the low price of Soc per h. and
-srrnnte} give perfect satisfaction.
Ccnsu can save from 60c to 81 per lh by purchasing
TREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
n and Vesey street, corner Church street.
an Rfway, corner Bleecker street.
S6I Hkh avenue, corner Thirty-fourt street.
- ebg street, between Hudson and Greenwich streets
1f Jon street. Brooklyn, corner Concord street
lss nd street. Williamsburg
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eoIoss sRlast 60 60 g go 60 sOs s. s Se.s 81 per v
EHGLIsH BRAKFAs 7e 70. .Sc, "a, 81 10 best 81 20
MIEEIALL ALLsn sdfeG, ,S 70 80 h s9S 8 q q iS best
uTc6T ORE DtAPAN, soc. 81 81 10. best 81 Is.
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WEED & GLASS,

Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth
EVANSVILLE, IND, saoi.
~EAIERS IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS
- and Shoes, Hats and caps, CIothfng,
Notions, &c. oa8 u De1o ON.
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~. OP e II A ,msrsxs
r. G = t a ur n m t
WHITTINGTON d EXE- PrOprieters,

LOCUST ST., BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
-HE PROPRIETORS HAVE FIT.
ted up this spacious. establishment iT,
the most elegant manner, and Will Drenare
on short notice, and in the most delicious
manner; meals 70 oruer at all ho1rs of the
this or any other market Affords
= A special dining room and private mar,
1or has been deliberately fitted mp for the
ladies, when may be reached directly
f1Orders from fanatics ana private parties
promptly hAled. neV25dRsn,
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Goods at Value,

Hft ~ JhLa l1-iot As+a AfD"r OF
Owe have the most complete stock
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed to the season, which we viii sell of
cheap until March. We make no
ridiculous pretensionssby advertising
articles cheap and when customers
call for them aare just out" or by
pretending to sell Al. cost (cost to Gus
toners, Of course). Many goods are
high enough at, Eastern cost. 8a1 ?
Il With many thanks to- our friends
| ana customers for the past VERY
LIBERAL PATRONAGE, we enter the
new year with confident hope Of a
continuance of the same, and promise
to leave nothing undone to merit it.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

|1zaN .sdi ii neA ~ nj sai0oh
is now complete, and only wants looking
at to induce all TO make their purchases OF
us; and our stock of .31uotI 19]Eu
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= COMMON WARE


p a,t 81 ss7uaia ~ ie tA@ 81 a1if7
Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
Silver-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade of this city; and we
nave the advantage OF our senior partner
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns of ware.
oc3 d3m .Elp