Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 November 1858 — Page 4

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K. N. CRAW,

*¥. C.

TAKOI,

outiter uniKt,

AIM TJIOJIr*oi«.

DET-GOODS, &C..

AT LESS THAN

HEW YORK COST.

rw*iin SUBSCRIBERS having bought the largest and best

S O O O O S

Etor before brought to th'w market, offjr tl»c:n to the citlzciw and i-cople generally,

A E S S I E S

Than (ver before heard of in the West. These goods hart been carefully selected and will be sold

AT LESS THAN

NEW-YORK COST!

We respecifulh solicit an

Examination of Cur Stock,

AND CiUARRANTEE THAT NO

PERSON SHALL GO AWAY

I S S A I S I E

TIJ1S STOCK COMrRISES EVERY

THIXG IX THE LINE OF

AM in AIR

O S S

O I N

Gents Furnishing Goods,

1IATS, CAPS, &CO, &€.,

DCrCall and see. The Goods

and

Prices speak for themselves.

Ii.

II. CRAIG &

B-'*ce,nca-

July 17, 1559. Nc. P2.-lv.

N E W O O S

CHEAP GOODS"

Spring and Summer

O O S

Allen, Galey & Keeran

Arc now proparcd for the Spring and Snminer •ratio with a select Block of Spring and Summer

O O

Which they nre now offering to their friends and patrons and "tho community at large at tlio lowest

I S I I I E S

And on favorable terms exactly suited to the

I E S

As It la useless to undertake to enumerate tho

VARIETY, STYLE AND QUALITY,

Of goods of which otir stock consists we would bricily state thul wo havo a

c: is

s: i:

A N O O S

Suited to the trcar cf

Gents, Ladies, Boys and Girls. ALSO A STOCK OF

Groccrii'S, Hardware and

QUEENSWARE &.C.,

All of which wo oiTer to our friou.ls iu excliangc or all kinds of merchantable

PRODUCE.

Being thankful for past favor* we once more •stand a general invitation,

Come One! Come All!!

Bring your Butter, Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Rags, Bacon, Beeswax, Tallow, &c., &c.,

Tor which no will allow yon the

MJC-maw ii.

MARKET PRICE IN GOODS.

At the.Store of ALLEN, GA7.EY KEERAN, In the Room formerly occupied by Graham Brother*, West of the Court House.

May lht, 1853. ly.

Iron and Mails.

O£ Tone aaaortcd Iron wil 160 Ken Kails just received and for by GRIMES A BUHBBIDOE

ELLIOTT, JAMES

ROUTH EDWARD

STONCR BARBERA

TLIOMAFON LEWIS

SAME

WILLIAMS JOHN

WORTS WILLIAM

YOUEL ROBERT

5Z5 E cr a

SMITH WASHINGTON

STRAIN

SCLLICK, LOUISA

SAME

TRIBBCTF, WILLIAM

THOMPSON, LARKIN

SAME SAME

WHEELER HORACE

WILSON

Brown,

Cruse, Nancy Cox, George same Donning Samuel Hodgin Job..

SAME

MOSSBARGCR PETER

Routh Andrew

UALLARD FINLEY

CLARK WILLIAM

CRANE WILLIAM, JR

DURHAM

ELLIS

Co.,

J. K. ROIIINSOX, I S.'cemcn J. W. GAHVIX,

NAMES OP OWNERS. DESCRIPTION OF LANDS.

No. 9, Franklin Township.

CRAIG, ROBERT

IT G6

CARSON, JAMES

S 91

COATNEY, JOHN

S 144

ENDICOTT, WILLIAM

SAME

JULIAN, ALEXANDER

KINSCY, WILLIAM

LTICAS, JOSEPH

MICHALS SARAH

OVERMAN HENRY

POAGUE ARCHIBALD

William Cox's Addition

PROLLINGER, AMBROSE

SAME

126

145

HUTCHINSON, WILLIAM

HARLAND,

A. II. & W. 0.. 181

ITOOVCR, ALEXANDER

HARLAND, WILLIAM

William Cox's Addition..

177

part of north east quarter.

184

188

east half north west quarter, west half north east quarter.

213

221

G. 224

A 299

F-AME

part west half north east quarter part of section east half south east quarter east half north east quarter south cast cor. south qr qr

242

297

353

A. W 355

356

378

....

ITUL.

& 111.

CCN.

R. R.

SAME

IMEL, SAMUEL

MARLOW WILLIAM

north west quarter south cast qr west half south east quarter cast half south west quarter south east quarter north west qr Cox's Addition

382

...» ....

407

SILVERS

410

No. 10, Walnut Township.

riedsoe, Lewis same

....

west half north cast quarter eouth east quarter north

32 70 73

204

243 265

Strain James Young William, Agent for heirs of Robbins

335

No- 11. Clark Township." ALLEN JAMES

11 64

J. W 105

FRANKENBARGCR JACOB

B. 125

GRAVES LEONARD

132

KYLE WILLIAM HEIRS OF)..

MCMURRY FRANKLIN

MILLER ISAAC

305

NOTICE

November 20th,

1858.

iF 1ST

E. H. FRY & CO.,

Arc now receipt of

FRESH ARRIVAL OP

SPRING & SUMMER GOODS! ,000

yards Prints of the

'W20,000

-50,000

yards Muslin", blue brown yards Cambric,Jaconet,and lawn*and.linens

1»'),000

yards Satinett the Inst.

20,000

yds. Cottonade.of late.- styles.

15.000

Summer Linens,t for

1,000

RANTS' IT

styles. 100 yards Satin Vesting*.

20.000

OF STAPLE A XI)

nice stock of Flats, for misses.

THO BEST STOCK

of Shoes

rale

town

A GOOD

stock uf Boots.

KID AND SILK GLOVES.

Cotton and Lisle thread

(Sieves.

The cheapest stock of in town. Silk and fcatin Cravats,Hosiery very chcap.

ni.-E stock of Bonn et Flowers. 2.000 yards white dotte

2,000

and plain Swiss.

Black and

FANCY

SILKS

cheaper than ever. 20,000 yards lied Ticking. 20,000 yards Hiukory, striped and rh ck

Chambra Shirtings. Fancy Shirting. Plain md Fauey Shirt Fronts.

15,000 10,000 6,000 5.000 600

Collars.

Jaconet, Swiss and Cambric Co!-

lars for ladies Our stock of Umbrellas is complete. Our stock of Parasols is unsurpassed by anv house in the market.

Wo keep constantly on hand a good stock of

GROCERIES,

Snch Fuptir, Coffee, Molasses. Flonr and Meal. We invite the community to give us a call wc f.hargc nothing for showing goods.

W A N E

At F. H. Fry & Co's.,

25,000 lbs. Freslj Bnttor. 25,000 dos Ejrjrs. 75,000 lbs. Paper Kags. 60,000 lbs. Feathers All of which wo will take in exchange for Drv Goods, at tho best market prices.

COME ONE! COME ALL!! F. II. FEY & CO. April 10,135S.—tf.

Fanning Implements.

CBADLES,

Scythes, Snaths, Rakes, Shovels

Spades, IIocSj Plows and Cultivators. Also, 35 of oanfordV Straw and Hay Cutters tho pnb lie are respectftilly invited to examine this machine for utility, durability and cheapness, it cannot be mrpawed. For saJo by apr. '69. 6SIHES A BU1BRTC32.

north east quarter north quarter south east quarter part west half south west quarter part east half south cast quarter west half north

319

347

305

S 267

1) 385

STATE OF INDIANA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, SS:

It JAMES GILKEY,

upon

Coats.

Summer Vesting*, all the latest-

Ginghams of the best quality.

Jaconet, Swiss, Linen and Thread Edgings.

nice stock of linen Fringes. Nice dimity Lawns.

25.000

yards and Cap Ribbons.

1,000

Ruchas,Bonnet both plain and fancy.

1,000 Summer BonnetsA

stock of Ilats, for both men, boys and

large

children.

S SS c5

part north east quarter Addition north cor. west half quarter part west half south west quarter part north east quarter north west quarter east quarter north

"GO

123

CO.

145

cor south east qr west qr

north half south cast quarter south west quarter cast quarter south cast quarter west quarter north quarter south cast quarter part south east quarter west half north east quarter north quarter south east quarter west side cast half north

148

11 190

quarter

north west quarter

east half north we3t quarter

half of south east quarter cast half north east quarter west half south east quarter Original Plat west half north east quarter

RAMSAY

ft sq,s of Sou st

184

202

N 218

vresfc quarter

Original Plat do do

NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE.

JS.

BEST

quality.

MILLER having increased his already estensive facilities l'or manufacturing

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES & LIGHT

VEHICLES

every description by associating as partners tho undersigned practical" workmen from date takes this method to inform his numerous customers and the public in general that they have facilities for getting up

Cheaper Better and Neater Work

than any similar establishment of the kil Any person in

WMU

employing none but the skillful, and

'and

using the very best of material,most

(CONCLUDED FROM SUPPLEMENT.)

LIST of Lands and Town-lots in Montgomery County, Indiana, returned and remaining Delinquent for the non-payment of Taxes for the year 1857, with a penalty of ten per centum and interest thereon, together with the Current Ta*es for the year 1858.

Auditor of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of Lands and Town Lots returned delinquent for the nononpayr which the Taxes remain unpaid together with interest and penalty, and Current Taxes for the year

nl8\V4.

1853 Splendid Carriages 1858 AND BUGGIES,

AT REDUCED PRICES.

HAYING

of good work would do well

to call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.

BEING

all practical workmen

together with

OU^

long acquaintance with tho wants of this seetion

of country, enables us to give the best satisfaction as regards

!PRICE, AM) DURABILITY OF WOKK.

Kcraring cxccuted with neatness and dispat-ch, also lllacksmithing, Trimming, Painting tfce. All our work warren ted one year.

Profoundly grateful to a generous public for their past patronage, the senior partners respectfully bolicit a continuance of the same to tho r.ew firm. tST Sign-J. S. Miller «fc Co., Market Street North of tho Oourl house Square.

DEALER IN

GROCERIES, Window Glass, Glass Ware,

E S I S

Cordage, Tubs, Bnckcts, Churns,

FISH, SALT, AND

PROVISIONS GENERALLY. No. 6, Commercial Block.

t^-Old Stand of H. S. COX & Co.._^J

The highest price paid for all kinds of Produce. N. B. Drugs & llcdicines at tho old stand No. i), Commercial Block.

Aug. 11,185fi.-tf.

a a. a o.

.. P..

8 i9 3 '*20 85 150 *550

17 do do '*80 *400 '166 do do do do do 500

23 do do *68 75 *255 260 8 do do 5 25 450 13 do do 80

12 do do .... 60 5 40

S 6 O

a SB

O 2 0 OQC

J3 3 Cu

2i do do do

5 do do 40 150 150 26 do do 80 1100 125 do do do do do 500 do do do 40 200 3025

10 18 3 80 ....

quarter

30 do do do 465 170 635

.. ..

of Wash, st

half of pare of north cast quarter part of south west quarter Original Plat

AS VT

2S do do do 450 450

29 do do 40 92 400 150 do

.. ,.

4 do do do 100 50 150 a a

14 do do do do •550 600 1150

1858,

is hereby given that so much of said Lands and Town Lots as may be necessary to discharge the taxes, interest and charges, that may be thereon, or due from the owner thereof the time of sale, will be sold, or offered for sale, at public auction, at the Court House door in the town of Crawfordsvillc, in Montgomery County, Indiana,due on the first Monday in January,

Fresh Arrival of

B0ARMAN& GRAY'S

I AN O S

Newman's Music Store

just opened a huge stock of fine Gold Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which he offers for cash at prices so low as to defy competition. Two doors cast of Binford's corner, sign of WATCH and MUSICAL INSTKUMENTS. 100 Fine Gold and Silver Watches 100 Breast I'ins and Broaches^ 800 Finger Rings 75 Ear Drops of different styles 20 and Silver Fob and Ncck Chains: 80 Gothic Pearl inlaid and enameled Brass Clocks. Also, a variety of good Pens. Pencils,

Maps.

fine Note Paper, Envelopes. Pictures, sundry school and Ladies Cards Pianos, Melo-Peans. Mclodcons,J Guitars Violins,,Accordeons. Music Boxes, Sheet Music,.

together with every thing else usually kep in such establishments

TIIOS. NE'W MAN.

Crawfordsvillc,Dec..22,1S55. v7n28.

Grocery & Provision

S O E

Gaskill & Eastlack,

WOULD

J. S. MILLER. II. HEFFNER,' S.MILLER.

Sept. 11. 1S5S. vlO-nS lv.

T. D. BROWN,

Rcspcctfullj inform their customers and the citizens of Montgomery county generally, that they arc now crened in the room formerly occupied by Galey fe Kidgc, west of tho Court House, on Washington Street, where they will keep on hands a large and well selected sloes of

Family Groceries,

Which will be sold at the smallest profits for CASH. We have now on hand* a snperior article of

Tea, Coffee, Sugar,

Rice, Molasses, Confectioneries,

Tobacco, Cigars, Spices,

Notions, &c.,

We wssh to trade for all the produce the Farmers bring to Market. We will pay the highest pricc. We solicit a call from one and all.

Aug. 2S, n6-tf. GASKILL A EASTLACK.

Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings.

ALARGEand

complete stock, received and now

opened by apr24. '58 GRI.MES & BURBRIDGE.

fJORDAGE of every description at manufactory prices by August, 21. COX & Co.,

OODEN WARE of every description just received by Aug. SI, COX & Co.

lCacelaiieoue Books.

—1 f*ONSITING of Histories, Poetry .Standard, Fio-

TT700DS and CferistadOra Hair Dye for sale by I tion, Law and Medical Booka. Fine Gift Books Wajr«r« HANSON POETESS. If«- e^saV

M. HEATON.

do do do

Names of Towns.

tree 2 fc"1 Names of Towns. S —1

Darlington

DO IK 2

700

....

300 250

4. do

200

19 do do 160 1300 400 1700 500 2200 17 80 21 09 39 49 13 do do 61 70 .... ....

4 do do 80 200 100 300 «... .... 300 2 42 2 70 5 12 DO do

recorded in office, this 12th day of November,

o" Ci w*

150 400 55 200 70 25 15 300 *200 400

.... 2 2

SHANNONDALE

9 10 4

DARLINGTON

1 14

.... 7 2

"DO !!!.

1400

3 IC 4 9

.... 6 2

Shannondale

Darlington hf of

....

'no 120 70 300

13 16 4

Shannondale

it pt

515 450

.... 3 .... 6 .... 3

do do

150 100 300

do do do 40 450 300 750 750 6 84 6 96 13*80 18 uu 25 5 5 5 04 3 28 3 27 Frcd'burg 8 9 10 GO 'ico ISO 1 63 2 82 4 45 13 do do .... 50 10

....

12 do do .... 20 do 20 805 885 5 £6 7 09 12*35 18 do. do .... 25 5 5 115 120 1 09 1 91 2 00 26 do do 40 150 49 do do do 1 10 '266 315 515 *6*40 "fs'i 8 22 33 do do 80 300 100 27 do do 40 150 •. da do do do do 700 700 6 38 6 37 12 75 29 do do do do 150 150 1 37 8 78 10 15

O O do do 120 500 350 850 575 1-125 14 70 7 73 22 43 33 do do 80 300 300 270 570 1 6 92 2 73 9 05 35 do do 40 170 60 230 230 2 09 2 09 4 18 11 do do 30 100 .... 100 100 91 91 1 82

2 do do 1GS 87 600 200 800 SOO 7 29 7 28 14 57

33 17*: 3 80 400 300 700 700 5 0(3 30 11 90

Ladoga hf of

.... do pt hf 8 sc

600 165

5K 6 25 300

3625 190 300

Ladoga hf of l" *200 *295 495 1 5 71 6 i!3- 11 94

24 do do do 400 300 700 700 5 66 6 30 11 96 25 do do do 300 270 570 570 4 62 5 13 9 75

do pt hf 8 sc

18 do do .... 50 700 700 700 5 66 6 30 11 93

....

500 250

ite. deighton andcro.iidlehol-.hc,

Greatful for past

favors,,would

respectfully in

form the public that he has

E O E

from Washington to Main street.8 doors oast of Cloud's Dry-street, Good Store, whore he is constantly putting up tho most

Fashionable, Durable, and cheapest,

CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES A XI)

SPRING W AGO IV S Ever offered in this market', and at

EASTERN PRICES.

Employing none but competent and experienced workmen in each department—using

but the very best Eastern

NONE

'.imber,

out gas)these

he can gi ve

well season'-.!.

Having facilities, lie liatters himself

(with

better work for less money, than any

OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IX THE

EST.

ANY PERSON WANTING A GOOD AND

CHEAP CARRIAGE,

WOU'D DO W.CLL TO CALL, AS HO HAS A FEW LEFT OF THO LATE FIRM, WHICH WILL BO SOLD LOW

O A S

TO CLOSE THE STOCK. ALL OF WHICH IS WARRANTED ONE YEAR. y£/~ Repairs, Blacksmithing, Painting, Trimming, fcc., done on the shortest notice, as cheap as thecheapest and warranted to give satisfaction,' cr no pay required. Old work taken in exchange for new. Sign.

DEIGHTON'S CARRIAGE'FACTORY. Dec. 26,1357—v9n23yl.

TO THE CITIZENS OF THE

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

I take this method of informing the Citizens of the District that owing to my duties at home that I shall be compelled to decline being a candidate for Congress in the coming Campaign. But will nsc my utmost.exertions to supply all my customers with the best article of

Tin, Copper

Sheet Iron,

Ware that is Manufactured in

Montgomery Connty.

.And every body knows that I am the only boss tinr. er in the town of Crawfordsville. Bucks Stoves stands unrivaled as yet.

JOHN HOOVER.

June 26,1853. No. 49-tf.

COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.

ALL the Text Books used in Wabash College, /m High Schools in other parts of the country, on on baud and for Mle by «ej». I?, 155$. 7. M. HEATOSf.

•y

r,',*

Taxes of 1857

0 O

1 11 62 1 33 62 1 22 07 .. 7 23

900 725

.... 1£70 1 2 0 135 205 1035 1335 .... 515 .... 450 370 1500 110 155 185 355 4OO .... 150

3 1

1050 Darlinsjton side 4 45

IF,

3 12

.... 150 490 890 150 205

7 5

DO PART OF

1 3

1 32 1 38 9 51 9 77 3 51 3 47

160 430 3610 3635 2305 2320 .... 300

70 28 98

6 69 18 4 53 38 3 33 25 2 76 9

31 15 40 99 is 02 50 15 52 18 93 08 97 72 60 09 92

I8*69

325

8 49 5 66

27 12 33 2 4 16 9

.. 6 36

15 50 •1 05 3 51 13 42 4 51 3 94

18 00

1 10^ 1 01 2 76 5 42 4 14

1 14 87 19 10 1 3 06 3 66 1 14 22 1 38 3 41 2 22

33 6 15 *7 4

3 68 2 70

1 33 52 29 83 63 1 3 37 9 18 12 2 63 2 76 6

35 55 39

m-m

510 1145 1 10 97 12 o5 24 o2

380 £90 670 7 14 3 42 10 50

.... 5 5 250 250 2 02 2 25 4 27

3605 4055 1 34 4 05 38 58

do .... ., 300 300 2 42 2 70 5 12

450 3 65 4 05 7 70

150 1 20 1 25 2 55

....

1150 *9 30 10*35 19 65

500 250

4 05

1858.

JAMES GILKEY,

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

CARRIAGES!!

&E0RGE BEISETON,

50 25

2 02

R.--paymeut

of Taxes for the yoar

Auditor of Montgomery County, In:!.

Whrro cur

-tomerscan PURCHASE

Lower

UNDERSELL

A r.y of tho Dry Goods

N. W. GRIMES,

Is Now Rcfeiviiig a Large

And Beautifiil Stock Of

ING

AND SUM]

DRY GOODS,

CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS,

BONNETS

BOOTS AND SHOES,

ftueensware, Motions, &c„

WHICH nE OFFERS TO THE TRADE

AT TIIE LOWEST

O E I I O N

SS "ET 4C iS":

A GOOD sto.-lc of White Goods, Ladies fur.ry •^®-I)rcss »nd trimming Goods, Ribbons, Edgings, lusertings, Lace. Collars & Sleeves. Now upon at GRIM Kb'

April 2i. 1SC8.

W A E A go O a us us is J/awns, liir.ig'-s. IV-hiincs, Gingham and fancy prints. Lcauiiful J'attcrns. at

April 2-1. IS.".3.

April 21.

1857,

A. I). 1859.

Auditor of Montgomery County Ind.

BOOT AND $

IE Ts/I I? :RZ XT JVC

Corner of Green & Main, Sfc.

The only exclusive Boot & Shoe Store in

CKAWFOKDSVII.LE.

not r.r.LY every Irind

of article in the Boot and Shoe trade but at pi iocs

Than Anvwhm Els«\

The great inducement nre offer in onr prioc= and thebcaiitiful quality anil durability of our stock of Jiootu und Shofs are such that every man, woman and child will save

Twenty-five

Per-cent

By tradincr at our establishment a qnnrter of a .Jr.llar saved these time* is an it"in that no ono should overlook. Being exclusive in the business an-l with thr best of facilities tor doing busings wo urn enabled to

stores in town that sell

Ladies' Kid Cf'r.eress Gaiters Lace Giiiter.-: Kid Slippers:

T'c '.x

and fljr.es The Mowing comprises a list of cur Sj.lui.didstcck of

Boots and Shoes.

Kip Heeled Shoes Calf Sewed .Shoes: Pheep Skin Ovor-Sho"*: Lasting Congrosa Gaiters Kid Huskins Calf Ilceled Shoes Goat Boots Kubbe- Over-Shoes Moccasins, Fur and Cotton Lined

Gents' Calf Cork soled Boots Single Double Grsined Boots

Cloth congress Garters Kip Shoes

Doubled soled Calf Boots Kip Calf congress Gaiters Plain calf Shoes:

Gv es and Hosiery.

Gents' Buck Gloves Gray Morino nose Mixed cotton half Hose

Woolen Half Hose Fancy cotton Lalf Hose

Ladies Cotton Hose Woolen Hose Tho stock embraces every variety and style, and will be sold at the very lowest fignres for CASH.

Reconnected with the establishment is a Manufacturing Department. All orders for Work, executed with promptness and dispatch."

MayS '5S-vSn42-tf. DAVIfi KESTER.

Groceriea

/"COFFEE, Sugar, Molasses, Teas, Tobacco, Can KJ dies, Spices, Dye Stuff's. Ac.. fco. apr. 24 '53 GRIMES & BURBRIDGE.

Cheew.

OA Boxea a No. 1,

B. Cbeeae in 8tore and

for aal« by

^ufMat, •!. COX ft Co..

GUI MI'S'

Glcves aucl Hosiery.

y" APiES and Gynts, a full assortms'it.

A 2 5 1

G::at:I

Stapler,.

COTTON A I»KS. Ripkas l)ei.:n«,Ch.--l:s. rive. •^Drilis. Tic'.s. Brown .Vr Blciu-hod 1 nen-«, (/ia^h. «tc., at low /ira at Glii.MI-!.^'

Apiil i-J. IS.'ia.

Bargaina.

corid as »::v ii: town to bo ha 1 at

GRIMES'

LOOK 6ct~FOR~MCE"

W E A E

Vv'c r.rf still nr. lianls wiin a rcrrui' nfi.ico

irml Smmnw

Good?, now ready for Mnrket at still

LO\VI:r RATES THAN

ever.

OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE.

Just conic in and see our New

Summer Cloths, Cassimers,

Tweeds, ami Co(on Goods,

FOH MEN AND EOVS WEAi'-I,

SILKS, BERAGES, DELAINES, LAWNS

r-.D .ILL Kwps or Men

DRY 60CDS, FOR THE LADIES.

I S a a

BOOTS AND SHOES,

CLOTIil.Xti, At'., AC.,

Bring on your Money and your

IF YOU WANT

CHEAP GOODS.

At the Eame old plaee where you hare always found us ready to receivc our friends.

ELTZROTH & HARDING.

April 24, 1558. vo9. n40.

Grimes & Burbridge,

rVo. 1, Commercial Block,

ARE

now receiving the largest and beat assorted stock of

General Hardware,

over opened in this market, to which'they call tha especial attention of a'l who may desire any artiele in their branch of trade.

Having purchased goods from

I S A N S

and at prices proportioned to the timaa, they faai oonfldent of res eating extra indocemeata to boj-

Apr. lM«.-n9n4«.