Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 March 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

XICBBB-HAUT®. INlJ•

.•••rtj, Ai? *H J, Saturday

BAILBOAD TIME •mm HATTTK AND IHDIAK ATOLIB.

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"as s==ans=±ajE

£1S I: i:.~::-£pp^—.rr.S' .. BT. L0TJTB, ALTON AND TKKBI HAOT*.

1*25*1. *...-. -.Sxpre*.

i.. Expreaa I' 2" 12:10 y, St Mill 5:26 F. II* 4:10 p.

K...Hattoon Accommodation...10:10 A. LYAKBYILL* AND CJU.WTOMBTILIJT-

HA Vie ABM fc ••40 A. M.......... Accommodation „..4:03 r. 4:03 P.

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iu*i. 4:10

......Mail..... 2 W^J 4

HOCKVTLL* HTHHW

aaamt

11:00 A. K.

HarritonJownsbipBepobliMa Ticket

TOB TRUBTEI,

GEORGE W. NAYLOR.

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70S JUSTICE OF THE PBAC*, WILLIAM WOOLLEN.

FOB CONSTABLES,

JAMES O'MABA, E. O. WHITMAN, B. F. REAGAN, JOHN A. KINO. its

SUFEBVISOBS,

-Firft. District—Wm. C. Bargan. Second District —Elbridge Asbury. Third District—George W. Sparks.

Fourth District—George Lockridge. —Tlfth District—John Stewart. Sixth pietrict—Henry O. Pjigh, f. Seventh District—John Bankii.^

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

GRANT 1CMJB.

ISAAC N. PIERCE

Will discuss the political questions of the day at the NEW COURT HOUSE, in Terre Haute, oh MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 23d at early gas-4ighting. "~l

The people, without distinction of party, are jnvited to attend.

Announcement—Jjimes H. .Turner,1 for Qlarit. Wasted—Situation aeNnrae—Mary W. AdanitL For Sale—Beal Eatate—Prwtoii Huascy. Dry Goods—Saltan Walmsley. -.-in Brushes—I. L. Mahan

A Co.

Bostln House—Ada ma

Oonover.

Sale of Oil Painting*—H. Boblneon...?

PROF. PALMER delivers a lecture "to gentlemen to-night. 3*0

HON. H. D. WASHBURN will take part in lhe Connecticut campaign. '.

JAB. H. TURNER Esq., is announced this morning as "a Clerk. \r~i

HARRISON TOWNSHIP is entitled to five Jastices of the Peace, under the new law. Only four are now elected.

BUTTER, which has been stiff and strong at fifty cents per pound, is coming down, and may soon be pbtalned at h&lf that price. y./ -M

THE Republican County Executive Committee meets at the office JUird 4k Cruft this afternoon, to consider important business. «r

SEE advertisement of brick Btore room, the Branch Bank building, a building lot on Main street, and several lots near the Nail Factory, for sale.

IMPROVEMENTS are going forward rapidly in the vicinity of the Nail Factory, and a smart little village will be spread out there this summer.

On. PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.—In this morning's paper will be found an advertisement of a choico ldt of oil palntibgsio be sold at auction next week.

[SAXTON & WALMSLEY announce in advertisement this morning that the old Boston Store is still alive and bound not to be behind any other house this spring.

WENDELLJPHILLIPS lectured the other night in St. Louis. A reporter complaios dolefully in his paper that he had no ticket, the doorkeepors did not know himj and so no report was made in t&at paper.

OUT AGAIN.—We had tho pleasure of a call yesterday from Mr. J. G. Lindeman, who, it will be remembered was suddenly stricken down in October last while taking an Artesian Bath. He is now able to at tend to his regular business.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE —Rev. J. L. Smith D. D., will preach the funeral sermon of Mrs. Harriet Allen, the wife of JMr. S. S. Allen, and daughter of Rev. T. Bartlett, on next Sabbath at 10£ o'clock, A. M., in Aabury E. Church of this city. The friends and public aro invited.

CHEAT READING.—McDonald, at the: Post-office News Depot, by mistake received a double supply of magazines and illustrated papers—including Godey, Demorest, Leslie's Monthly, Harper's and Leslie's Weeklies—which hejwill sell today at cost! 1

EUROPE ON CANVAS.—This t«feki|tful panorama will be exhibited this afternobii at two o'clock. Admission, fifteen cents for children, and twenty-five ?g&v|fc for adults. It will be unrolled. to-night for. the last tima Both exhibitions for the benefit of the Grand Army. ofceeeFCWse

FIRE EXTINGUISHER.—Messrs. Lyne Lawes will make an inUreeting experi ment, at three o'clock, this afternoon, in the vacant square opposite the Terre Haute House, with the American Fire Extinguisher, exhibiting the efficiency ot these small machines in extinguishing fires. If the experiment is satisfactory one of them should ta kept house.

IT "WABM'I HB.—We are Tequestod .to say, and dd goNfith pleasure, that P. B. O'Reillx was not oyr in$prman^|jf the eVep&Ked ito haf e' been used by Father Chasse In iffe^^ ^tjick's Day

discourse.

Morning, March 21st, 1868.

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SAQI'S COXFBCTIONEBY is being remov-i ed to the room" Tormerly occupied by .JCwyfe'a A«atfpO| so Ibil|! ,p^.ifd».^7be removed tad a HfcndRnhe' brick 'structure erected this season.

night, when P^ree,. JEsq-i will address the meeting, it has been postponed to that night on account of the Democrats desiring to use the Court House this evening for their Township Convention.

B^nawEifcr^li the CT. S. Iflstrict Court, Tfcufiday.taa*ntog,, Judge McDonald djgngwedUte procBeflifigB against Depew & Clatfelter, of this city, to force them into involuntary bankruptcy, compromise having been made with the creditors. ^.The petitioners were representAdCSs Bilfrd & CAift^ and the tdrfenfCnts' Dy Nelion '& tirde/*'*

TEMPERANCE "CONVENTION.—A Con vention of Good Tejnplare, composed of. del«0afcu jbWlhe different LodgssiwUfc in the?|i^t| the counties of Pnt^|o^rMf|9*^ Owap, Cl*y Vigo, Termaifon an.^afkf, will beheld at Greenpastje^on WedMsd^y|^»d Thursday, April 1st and W, rtfe8.

THE followdpf,10^9 pfm descriptive of bed-ttme wttt be appreciated every hfpjwrnwther^of a Wooming ^e^"|' Jlaaailtad ii&fr truufl%»d^ Wltli her small Ganda folded above her bead And fixed her innocent eyea on me, While a beautiful shadow came over her glse, "Mamma," she said' "when I go to sleep, I pray to the Father my eoul to keep And He comes and carries it far away, To the beautifnl home where His angels stay I gather red roses and lilies so white, I sing with the angels through all the long night And when, in the morning, I wake from my sleep,

li8h

c&ndidateffor County

THE Journal wants the next street opened in this city to be called Lomgatreetl ,,

Jv.

CHILDREN can see the instruction panorama of Europe on canvas this aft4r'fiooi for fifteen cents. -«.Y,

DULL TIMES.—Now

on. every

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vfi

^v'' VJ-.

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k"p

MARCH was always a strange bundle of confcatfetiA Jh*te |f a coquetf* and tfte prftenf nKftta afljioi exception? (wads one moment, sunshine the next, now hot enough for your last summer suit, again so cold a8 jfco -rftnd» |m overcoat durableSuch weather suggests fevers, rheumatism and if they would guard against sickness.— Don'-t be aUur^d^to.ancwe 8jiUs,Wo|ud-

IMcaWro the wrothet~i's oalAy

for a day or two, or the sun shines with warmth. "EthlrllPihM^ess" don't estab-

itae'f al'ttt

onC9

jLTT^m^

SUPPOSED MURDEROU^^ITTKJ'FT.— Aaron Kelger, a youth of nineteen years was taken b«fo{e#(t|. yesterday on charge of shooting at John Snodgrass. Both thiJ^riefttUv^iibGtter Creek township, and an ill.ffteling exists between them. Lastflomlijr^vening while Snodgrass wai t®d, two pistol balls entered tnelloorol his house, one of the balls passing within-oae loot of his body. Geiger claims that he shot at a dog in the yard, ffy De|fl#e Iptlg hitp ^jpppear at the Common Pleas Court, in the sum of ^ner"hurid#edJ dJlaiiJ Thfe i^ir^ bond Urn give felakfr a{Jpeare} for the prosecution and Sant. C. Davis for the defense.

that business pros

pects look cbudv when tr»de is dapres^L —yp|(^afloat il4 tfonwiin DU8ineMmen, we"woulaventure

dwp Bertinjnt

to wniro: ^iemmy dm' frtMeAte should certainly be- strictly adhered to, but we should not he "penny wise and

ple buy in the most depressed seasons. T&elCjg^trafr db is?V) find tjbe([g, j»€topie out let them know what goods you have got induce the.m to buy goods of you instead

getting them elsewhere.

rherapre j-eluctapt people are to buy, tfah'thbra att^e'it b^hooVefe merchants to be to sell To sit stilL.behind youjcounters, wai^ng1 'ift^r'-ior^-'WrH^tevfval in trade, is neither sensible, or advantageous. A ddl^iteaabo w'thA- vSilTfeist timeio^arf1 vertise in, because the necessity for advertising is greater, and people, ft such peiJWbr bi^mo^e leisure lo peruse the papers that at atty other tiftae, betfee yovjr advertiswi»ei»t will be more readily and generally seen. 'A small kmountiof fn40c oyirrMtbd ia advertising will return interest an hundred fold, lot the jjowet of "printer's ink" is universal, and those who rely ujfon It implicitly ate'-safest, ^en in the stormiest seasons.

THE County Commissioners at their session last weelf, wire* presented by Trustee Naylor with alist'of names called "the relief list," numbering some for-ty-five persons, all in the city of Terre Haute, who had been receiving from one to three dollars pfcr w66k-£-db an average $2,60 per week—making a total yearly allowance of $5,850.

The Commissioners permitted one old lady to^ontirrae to receive pttif wetfk, and put the remainder of the list at$1,50 per week, with instructions to the Trusthe not to allow a greater amount to any person, though giving him all the latitt4ejhS|(*ary to ovtaA (o°jbe£o£ theii te a lees amount.

The Commiationers are of the opinion that poor persons^ can be subsisted and cared for at the at a cost inside of $1,50 per week, and therefore make the above order. The saving to the county is some $2,300.

lar meeting they will instruct all the Trustees throughout the county to do likewisa—Journal.'*-

—how ilik'hjrti Ktfttt»W0rl—hftW^^tnany a promise has been broken—how many a hearfc ^has^.bMn^wiieckfid-g-liow many-a soul los't—now man/ ld\?fe one^tveftd into the narrow chamber—how many a babe has go|% ipp how many a little crib or cradle stands silent now, which last Saturday night h»T tbeimse«r^«ttMi&»dre»-'of The heart.

A week triarlw everf^dPS^^w. ness, of which people never heard. Go hotbe to y«ur famines me% of buaipfse! Gobpipe, jew h^artre^ring wanderer! Go jhome to" Jthe cheer thai awaits you, wrongie»9! WaiP on llfe^ breakers! Go home tothoee you love,- naab 61' toil, and ive one night to the J9ys and comforts est. flying, by!.. Leave jour book with complex n^t&ee—yoar mtty shop—your busy store Best' With those you Io*tf for God only knows what the next Satur*'«r tfiiiiH .WfS ^ETta MT«I Ol TooGt JTSjK

day night will bring you! -Foi worldol:£*rp and the,battles which have farrowed the week I close around the family hearth! Satur*] day night has awaited your coming, in sadness, in tears and silence.

GotoMe*) AwBiyottiev^'^ajd bask-i»'the loved preatnce ani^neet to return thfe tared embrace of y«ur heart's pets, strive to be Abetter man, and bleas iJod for giving his weary children so dear stepping stone in the river to the Eternal, as Saturday night.

fiteife*

LETTERS TO YOUNG

to write, and that subject I di

Work.r

In this and one or tw

ing letters I propose to wsite concerning

Work at

Element of Success in I&fe.

Before proceeding farther let me say that, by the good old Saxon wotd, work, I. mean ..useful employment) .either-ff muscles or brain, or both combined,^#nd when I speak cf success in life assume that my readers are young men who aspire to what may, in truth, be called successful life, which I deem to be making the most possible oj ^e.qaselv*!

respect, mentally, socially and mprally^Y&in these definitions and explanations

you will see that I consider useful« merit of'niitscles, brains, or bora'dmrbined, necessary means of, making, selvqB the most which we are capebte of becoming. Am I rights '_4

MANAGER

W*VJ diss "a'curse—^how

een given—now

many a

any a loot of hate ^drd—hoW- tnanv a

1101

la tbe commercial world, there? is, a law, or order of things'somewhat*ft®Ft»is sort. Ifjunan gets what has al^e and willing to pay for of course he steal, filch or cheat, and so get whai he canpot or will not pay for. YetTa^»¥ honest, business transactions, this law lies at the basis. If a man is able or willing— jt matters not which—to pay but ten dollars fqr. a coat, he must be cpoieni »with coarse material or a flimsey imitation of thefine. If he can and will pay forty or fifty dollars he may clothe himself very respvctfully if a hundred dollars, then be may wear the heaviest and most durable beaver, or the finest broadcloth. This same law which runs through all business transactions extends farther, or rather hus its origin deeper down Than the business tPias&cti&is .between man and map. '.It is the law under which God has placed man in this world. Endowed with physical, mental,, and proral powers, and hav ing opened'before Idm a' vast stori-house of physical, mental ani moral goods of all sorts and grades, man is'bidden to take his choice, and he may, have anything for wfiich.-he is able and willing^ to pay for. and usually his ability far exceeds his Willingness. If a" low- degree oflA&Mi in life satisfies—A lifalittle 'raised above the animal—he can get it at-a £h&p rate. But if it is to be a life of th§ic«cbesi war pa ad wrof,«lifinwhich shall win honest idmiraticm! from all be holders, one which shall give tire greatest comfort to its possessor and which shall not gfowirusty," thread-bare^':* with age, a life which 'Sven the ddathdamp and wprm tif the grave, o^HnQt destroy, then a corresponding price must be paid—and the coin in: this -reafm is Work. True, there must be fri^aJ^ ^n| temperance andrphs)sUty, ijbfse,. important as_ thej arfc, are not the c»in.— They are rather box^wood and cedar that k?ep put the vermin Wbi6h wouldyiBstfoy or they are parts of-that complicated and wond^tfulibt^c whiph k^pff thit'bld thief,. the^^Devil, from the treasures already acquired, or from the funds, aoc'umuiaT^il for the purchase of these treasures. But these1 great vif.tdes^without whicli' the Devil will break in and steal all success^ these alone cannotgive the' highest success. Many men who are perfectly moral—many truly christian men, fail of any great success in life, they fall almost Infinitely short of what they might or ought to be. And it is because the mistake, the safe-guards of success, tot the means of producing it—the lock which protests the gold for the gold itself. It would do nothing which shall,in any degiyee^Jfl^ert your respect for good morals, for temperance, chastity, frugality and the like virtuesr they are absolutely essential io success fn life but added1 to these, there must he—must is the word—there must be Work. This is the producing, or purchasing power—this is the legal currency.

IIOLDKN is rio^al Nfwlguig

with his theatrical company,.

FORREST'S engagement at the Metros politan, Indianapolis, closed last night.

A Barn belonging to Wm. Frizier, of Hancock county, was burned down on Monday night. Loss $6,000.

IN Harmony, Clay county, several new buildings are in process of erection, and more in contemplation. ,, t,

'FRANK R. CARTER, of Randolpb'ootuty, has applied for the ^benefits bankrupt law. t«".. s^.'T

THE residence of Capt. Barnes at Itf&l<* anapolis was partially destroyed by fire on Thursday.

Jhk New Albany Commercial says t^ wheat crop in that vicinity is coming^qut finely, and there is fhir pr&mise pt'ifB abundant yield.i i'" -..aii na^ t*-t

THE jEvansvilie anjl ,„0ra^tijd»v,iUe Railroad Company ate layingf flown VBft iron, and are repairing their rdad'thTOUgboat its entire X*uxM)

THE Indianapolis. Journal says the Street Railway office is now on wheels. It is located on WashipgtoTf jftaeet car, and stands on Illinois street *t- the. Palmer House corner. It would be flifttrate for Cheyenne City, or the Bustard's Boost in Montana, but looks a little incongruous in a city where houses can be obtlfoed. OJ S$aiaz: .ft «4 *4 tiK Jsa |.fris b. tM$ tut

Loss $8,000—no insurance.

MRS.

ed Ami Metropolitaojjta^anw*! evening in ijoY_

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Jf^—No. 2 'V -'1

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LSOAL CUBRKHOY.

My first letter was devoted to getting at the subject concerning which 1 propose

Kethodist Lay Convention meets

on Tueaday nest, thrtith inst., instead of fidayru vu puUished. yesterday

.ffrfftgTftfft

Opera-housf jji

LOGANSPORT

is circulating a petition to

raise a bonus pf ten thousand dollaas to

woolen mills of ICeBirt/feterne, of Peru, with a flattering prospect of success.

EvanrWle American House, March 19th, at'2

1IT

Courier.

MRS.

i^K|!$o#foftbe Thursday evening, cTclock.—Evansvilie

RIPSLIGER, th.e young wife of a

Jeffersonville saloon keeper lived unhap--ix*.TMkdayialtei^pttd with laudanum. An overdose made her very sick afthe stomach, but she still ^•W10l98 Hi His it) TiVlliil

W* are gratified to learn that it is in contemplation by the Bank Street Baptist chtfrteh of thh"

xcity

t6 eitend a^fflf

(.An®bRqpoLOQT

Ediagrams,

STATE ITEMS.

,o5'?£- a'*

FRED DOUGLAS^ lectures at Ft. Wayne usnight.

MUNCIE moved on Indianapolis 4M night to hear Forrest in "Gladiator."

A GANG of juvenile burglars have been operating at Lftdrfga, recently

Ir-fiROFi. PaeueR svill

finish his Sburse bf Ji^cjtur^ lhfsv*evening, by giving one lecture-to gentlemen alone, jafc 'Pehce's 'H"all this11 evenitf^ ^^frfejrfcfc1 j"The laws of reproduction of Plants and (Animals L'L Er«n the lower to the higher!

rders, ilMsfrate(l yitii|:n'ii)6te^h lffe-siza showing-the process of gesta-jtknin-FoBt«1eiisteboe lHjW

igd6d

DEXTER LEADS BVJSRTTHLNQ

guishat the

:t Monday

Wtm' "gJiiiiUWg a .oft

THE

0%tc9ffV

THE McFarland theatrical troupe, who are now performing in Logansport, will

rto

Rev. Mr'. Pentecost, ofJIyansvilleVto take the pastoral charge of their church.—New Albany Commercial.

THE'Terri Haute butcherffhavo followed the Jcue of the I*Fayette butchers, and advanced the price of meat. What a pity it is they could not all be choked to death upon- the shin-boh'es'of the be*»f they kill and sell to poor outsiders.—La Fayette Journal.

SEVERAL newspapers in this District' having used'the name of Senator Lane in connection with the coming Congressional race, we are authorized by ti)a,t gentleman to say that it'was done without nis knowledge or consent, and that he will in no event be a candidate for Congress, or any otfcer office -—Crawfordsville Journal.,„

WE are glad to Ivamthat General Lew Wallace has reeeded froth his resolution, and, at the earn jst solicitation ofa very large number of Republicans of Montgomery and neighboring counties, has finally yielded to their wishes,, ind t^n-' sents to the yse of Im'sname iQ Connecuon with the nomination for Congress in this District,^^OrawJord^lU Journ^^

BRAIJ^'S SKIRT Su^IFRSRSJ.

a fid

Imperfect organizations are produced, how jthft«i|i« ofitbe fathers. *re visited'UpoCthe (children to the third' and fourth generajtip^i apdji^w the humaa species jniy bti Improved byatt«0tkn td thd flied laws of

.(Toiiiiaait'.'ajiott' aVAtt'-'-.iJIw ij To keep the audience select, the sum of fifty cents will bo taken at the door. No boys wftthbe admitted ttttdfcr^flB^efcri old.f

To give'Mercbants.and Clerks a chance, Lbis,'lecture will not commence .until- 8|i

111 hi U. il

FAVORITE.—The New Duplex Walking Skist in sizts for tiQieaes and young Ihdiea. d2t IIDSALL & Co.

SixTOW & WALMSLEY are juat'ojjening |a new lot of handsome Dress Buttons, dlt

,UI7,'V :it {U*

SAXTON & WALMSLEY have just receivjod a new lot of Neckties and Bows for' Spring. dl

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.—Professor J. (Stanley Grimes will deliver a Lecture on the anbjeot of Temperance, at -Pence1* Hall, on to-morrow (Sabbath) evening, commencing at o'clock. The public are invited to attend.. The Professor's reputation as a Temperance Lecturer warrants the statement that all who hear him will feel well paid. dlt.

SAXTON «& WALMSLEY keep No:--f Hosiery,anew lot for children just in. dlt

FRIENDS op THE G. A. Ri, will see Europe on Canvas, at Dowling Hail to night.

DUST RINGS, for the American Watch, called the Patent Diaphragm, making the oase dust proof) Stedman's invention for the benefit of the wearer—can be applied to any American Watch in five minutss, at trlflinjg expense Also,". 'Afiifeticap and Swiss Watches of all descriptions for sale at JOHNR. Warren'^ Block. tfJatxor s.uVi

LS«T8iMJ

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fa j', T" '"\1 Jb -iBA SHOOTIN« GAILERT.—W. Morse is again in the city, With his air gun, and hu established a! shoJJUng gsMwynear the Union House or.cornet of Sixth and Main streets. Those fond of this amusement will call and -see him. EEs-gil®* thre^ihots and good cigw. fat,J^^ts. .' :.n.-.rOTt«*.V dlt

GHILDKESR* iWuraiis SwUi-^lt the intention of the Children's AidJSoliety of New York, to s^nd a comp^py off homllife ^iHiF4a, sfeoftlyj A

TitmA ute,

provided a sufficient number of respecta-ble4Hnilw-in this viclnityiWiU Mgnify a desire to take one or more of them, on tb^r^^valj^ appiyitfg^ ^tie1 following gentlemen, who will kindly act as a Committee of Reference G. F. Cookeriy, Mayor, J. M. AlkwS, Hows, Prof. Ai. Deproese, Albert^ 'fcaoifp' Tboouia Bur Rev.S. H. &iiQMn^

fca*'t*hots ®#d» ,«««& ^oa »ir« #9&-.u i*m

OJT THI

per and Frank XiiBSjie Md, all the-gi6at pictorials oT tlre dliyfd^ March 28th, at 0'Con»^1!V%^l^e^lMoif«n street.

-y .T moll* -"aiaftTiaa

F-1

well iwortfAgoaftfyie*

-oaaoie a a

Hijrtr OoM^p fa Purt1 Mohsjrt OKftft

jCo% .miH hat oj ei :v»- 4bfti3 orfl ... ... a a a S 'sHoiittT, duty* 1M0W

Points. b.i« ia«"i -A3. .Koeux/ifeCe.'t- ). .i.jcld e-iceO

"ILIJ'' FTI,.,1, J1LJ LACE COLLARS, cheap at Riddle's dtf

FOR CoLLABSdor dle'i3£8T

dle's. dtf ny -w v—. WINDOW SHADES, Lace Custams and Mirr^j at^. S. .«*

BEAUTIFUL NECK TIES, iRiddle'?, 151 Main street.

street.

,n'"m

FJ, A

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d2t •..•.•i!»ai lDSAU & Co.

SAxitoV •&: WiXMqt^^hfive^recfiiredjnew Spring Gloves.l Buy a pair to-mor-FD».ii7ajarai^ iSstwiDiao SJIOM edit irfto /I. t.

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EUROPE ON CANVAS, at Dowling Hall, jt^-night,: fof the benefit of the 6. -Av R.'

I SEED OATS and Spring sale at John Haney &

COAL 1 made arrangeIments for a lirgp anantuy of Coal fr Jthe fonovmed m^rrim Mines at Newburg, ii am prepared to fill orders for the above ,Coal in any quantity. All orders left at my office duriug the high waters will be -filled with promptness, at the lowest cash rates. This Coal has no superior in the

I ii "-CISi

1 1

The

NEW CAEPBTS In Brussels, and Ingrains at W. S. Ryca & Go's. dtf.

ZEPHYR WORSTED, all colors, 25 cents per ou„a.a BiJfilbaH tBtKf

STAMP GII.T .LD Satin Wall "P.per Decorations &c., atvW.lS. Ryce & Co's. dtf.

sub unanBi^ take Loin and Standing rflk* (RiMV Plate, ru

ties

Jki

for parties, at dtf

'Golto^ DoVl4iNdf^^dA^L^ t^n^|h^ Hind

or lhe bene

art this city. G. A.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES OF TERRE 3^3!E.-,Havici£ fitted»«p iwom vKl 157 Mafn street, 3d story, over Rippetoe's Stor^jl a^oV^Mp^^^«fo^^he iDress making in all its various branches.

Also, plain Sewing, Stitching, &c done on short notice. Stair-way at Dr. Thompsons Office. —M..E. Mnftimga.—

"wiwa tirt

LAPIE'S- -GAITERS -only -$1,25 at

|the"®|^t Sto^/ i^J|qO

GflW*RAL'GRi($ fend'best (M 'Ball's. uLii

i. .1H 3

ZEPHYR

it BlSMAB(W'"CoLLARS.-^fe.ff. lKddl.e hw taken the Retail Agamy fot this btfeati ful new Collar. Try thism and ybu will buy them. dtf

ffjfi Choici artifele! old Buckwheat Flour at E. R. Wrght's 155 Main street. dtf

The aiaptJBnent of canes spoken of

ifr riri %ld aAWnsement have comelQ hand at John R. FreemWfiaffifltW

FIRST OF THE SEASON.—Fresh Maple Stagar !at:Rayi^fiai|iy4 1! JA dAf &

"uartwiFi

j§ re£U|||9d NjS&iiifdf Impertance will be coiwv(«MinJ^alle^of fc»cuti v« Jfg.. (X A (V-

,Uii IJ ij ,wjtqu

Messrs. J. NFMQ iSMiNitgvr pointed a, Co prieta

tdi\

•Hi

y—*• 't"*~ y_ Roast and Veal cutleta:5?l!

Roasts 18c

Mutton W

Oil

Iw'ixc- g&9<f aad IjistrH fifiS

Spring Styles in the greatest variety.— Pattern JBwiotii Battsri.'Hsl^i I?reeled an^Binrtidi Maiiifie^ .'L^eaiM&i.'isbort everything for the finest .city, trade can be eMA aV,T i" & MilBnuvti dtf No. 1* fifefltt Wufth'St. [•,'J

U»1 0 ,t

I NOTICE.—I AK. BM«COFEVIAG- .F«R LIHEI K"t,.tiwm_t^ 5JW rtd.grHa^a Rndk^wigh^^j^^heiv^j^Be^ selling telling their patrons that they were. of! WrCUriitg»umHd, Ihood whaa thwysud iiti:4U»d.^theip. eUie Vomers can jud^ oflbrtr'VtrA^i^r' When tell Lhem. t^at gpfif .ha^e be^n,offered en tenor..to this^ dat»^u»Bd ooae^vill to ihereafter, unless tha initials J. li. H»j

'bnrned^updn tham.^.1 sdl o3 ^aiirscjoA 17-d5t sr. J. I* flDJfiASWWtc ii di 'fjno'f"

1•

OM CALF Booya only pt®eVWllw.

mej^S

H'sxn

$4,00 at the "Bat

rtertoheajW be *mkrket\ dwtf.

I OH, YES!—A lot of fine Onions, just

WJI

LILT WHITE FLOUR, and best Buckiwheat' FWrifJ'fct Ray SrBafleyl *wdft

AMERICAN FIRE EXTIJR^TYJIHEB^A' |We have received fron^Jfaetrtl^liiipply bf the Celeftattidxl^jk B£tM^Sshers, and inrill on Saturday n&»pite 21st inst., at o'clock M^W\MS*acant square, oppdiWtlfe t'^ftpikut.e House, give a pub lie exhibirt&b^f ^Ki*§®ci§ncy of these mas fchines in extinj^J^T^ iliW Y/e hope the citizens generally wnr^ttmd, especially merchants, owners t^mifftr &Q& manufactories, and hewPk#^j^st^^^" l7-d5t. LTNE & LAWES. li .r.--i "in ill -i.ilrsh -i.l t'.Kt'i

'jit 'j,.! ,".k37

BULLION'AND SILK FRINGES AND (GTOFMPS.—:Nfcw stylflein Sjring«^ofSf'*feo Spring ShftwM and ^reet G^otls, ji&t terived at

14dtf

W.^P EtO*id' CCe.

t.i rmiin—j"T^. ... a in.-l w^iJ cvrT TASUTF CB'^nrr Riasell make, platedr Spoons and ffoakb^ SadgarB iBrothere make, cheaper than ever offered in this Inft'Htfefat'llMWStroAT 'g-i-. vf.-a iM^r rifiiliiw

jit the Bankrupt Store, No. 61 ^llain" •tMst. "io 1.T -. Ld-.i/ilw lo oariq tinU odi

rhen'gd"^^ io*^? rour Boots and Shoes. 17dlw .a L-^iij if

PBIM J^THT, Clover »jfdrKeatuc

V«i97e ee ie .^lauids'l ai dtt a

m-iio

imthy

I.-RWI SRFLOO MO .«! itprQA

full line o^nruLg^o^Lconsutipg of all jthe best styTra ofA^th^Coatinp, Suit ings, Cassimeres and Vestings, which we jat^pl^ari^tf rfakVlp t»- iidtr-Ai jbest style and at thelowest possible prices All work done at our establishment war« ranted. Also,ia-full. Une-of Gent's'Furnishing Goods, consisting of Underwear, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, &c. Call early while jthe stock is complete() io-alwj JOHNSTON

ir^.f •jjtp.si

s' and at N.

Large assortment of ladies

gentlemen's and children's furs Westfall's, 85 Main street. dtf. td.dk* t/SS^N. Katzenbach has opened a branch

be -found Hilf'iWIIIHllWIIV Ut 1MB tlJt brands of cigwy fn^nebspc5 with all othef eFticleejnt"8-!^*- 2»Wif

GcTlo EAR. •\^right,& ^s.

Cranberry8,*c ReSiMJ Gnrrantt, ©itron, Turkeys and OySle#s/-*'*''

est asso'rtm.etit

fairs, So .Mi. jfiJ lo fr*

Coffee at E R- Rigiit Qe'r, 1M Main

gt^M:

m- Go tS^Mfcrdf*

°r

c, C. Smiths Stoy.e »\o*b,

13 peT bbl. oHar!

..OO I M-TTLIBL •|3L

ail

'..IJIIIHH

W0K1 .U 810089 .*° •MlftWfv ftfeSfP? fOK ft o«nd^5d fjpjr Ihi

iffloe of Ooanty Treasurer, autdsct to the daclaloa

f-rrt niil rvrni ii'rrii'a^LMi^-^

Braghe

obh^J

OJ 19010 "i-jasx) ou. "f '.tiTn sisa

IOFF'

$61*^1) "1 WW

roar Malt Xxtract ^evarace wpald be b^ter, in

jits .3 amog a

dtf

ilgbly of it a* a

and Cufis #dtf

Go to Riddle's for Collars or Ladies or ftf r* ti.

WORSTED. Full

Zephyr Worsted, all color#-#^|«^%^^t* per ounce, at Riddle's, lSl Maii^gtyrflet^y

—ii#

CALL and see the Singer Embrodiery •Machine at Riddle's, 151 Main street. it •, •, ^T A. ./ ^mr Pft .1 '-j.-,.

M'iM edT

Jand

fi/frt iilJthtijr

UfwtftfmvdfaMas esm ls vti-f A rii s'iVisDO" ^lU.^AUbKV#(QO:^At«et«io lie.-. flOis—k«{S mXi Mm

adla»lil«i

wtitf JiRheart jM.SoSicU^boft floC'r ifag*^ tract already in the Old World that I eluded to try it.

idiSs1

SHIBUAN Hovai, CBICAQO.—I hara been bhged to ieave Hojae ^OtoaU j, -mk itecoaas'or-ti) With, b«l oamujt de wifiiovt^oar.mtvstl^*! (All skssa IMtari hh«« She jaMr^^PHoT jMalt X*traot Depot, 6*t BroSd^Sy, IM YOI-MJ)'-'

Sold ewywhiiej-].^ I. I,. -1 ml8 deodlw I

}i!t^asm%po

v#«»ial ,,1^^. new*sj

jcomplaiata. By itlma:atlnj .UM.' itheae maladlea ceaae toexlat. Apdtbeteriea hare '.iti' ^Hncli^T \tapot, "1^0 TBSMOfNT S*., fe&Sl4#*, 'Piftfr/ftjoo: ^erjkacirig* bf iiaA.'ftro 'eifea.-""^

JMftoK*" -:*w U*r*M-—1-—lifciquL—tuh. ^4*.Pttrlcfcl lnii"By«|w#t1c karelieTliTRTOpre'Ji6*»61fta w^atv j^inif diiWh,'to the ttaW^lth that' wikdt

Cf tft'4laea#«,-Ih-'

riPTU, Jhani aay ,.oth?r ,nojr. ^in .^tie

Hi f»

.-rrS

hre i:» Jgil i9ji -au

odv QT bnais i'd.:

Tk«rraiiMl¥'Me¥ laAiie! lhilniUii BbMK MKMm O .fcor«fi4»' na*kK^C«tb3,e«03 (MMaaTer

MikcitifMa, foi 'thAl-rtf# l^ie *}loff.r'to'4e*» briSdWeiOWWetiSi- «a«MB« dii»*i«ttWtty/- 2i«AnrtrK #. jrfffwwai] -#6W»^rtPgalrtttt^b^ft."^ tMH&'i oi iooij rhfij-1'

NEW ADVEHTISENliWfi

a a 6

ds*ertn«M«A sitjh s^si»hi

^^'paWMkiHI 0 -»ntdt^ ,^i

PH1UMOPHT

.T.kai

Id)

•*ntyi*1 s«e

j®aaiB8!swm££

hMkifi jbir LinranD vEU^taTliMMi^

«M«eii3tV dWMM'

riy^mtsepaMmw#. w.

dMii ol eiiil Woods 1'

NEW JIOVUT1IKIIKNTS

OIL PAINTIHGSI!

v»«a

-t'i ».T'}f n.*n AH

TKIHUIDAT «nd FRIDAY,

,iU'i 1

.tmril awf t-.TI

BM^f "tk'e TAOAT *4lB»»i"irtfifi'of EUn&stzmnte&p" CnlV«rkms^**rtWl*, Willis,W

AID tfltll OF BQPAL NNIIFOBT

KKW|U,^

ON EXBipiTI.QHg^

iintl vniium, mnMr, ilfif Art

%*thr mm*

a%%,3wnMo,1^V^ rr

Gilt iFBiae*

'iimsstxt0

iWwilv'J

u,,

THUIOIAD

l{«4i-v

SBOSTOH STORE

i.ij'tQC ilfts: rsisimisiwrmn *MinMaotit«.Mrbaidto«ani

HJit.

MlwtAlrriflwtEjelT .ii Vl

ptinr

... ?*»$•»

\-y a •. 7. ., ii.fav

^lOUST RKCBlTSlDt»

Embroderles,

I ii 'ii mmm «i 'm*

&c., &G*. &C. ttiiiMMiil A*'

iK,"^WfijTii«rvam8ET8

mkAl r. .Tfcwg.Sjmat-:\ #u ttB*

-Itotu a ,it»ff \iu\a» Ml ml .•» n. «««a» mnoi

ids blill

iutat9htuBj.il tasi

u&ammmMtusmi? ioy sfv^ir. -v. 'iiii r": -.vjjt t-M Ki

•OOf uou -oH .^nlH

:3tl"THSSlfl3l5*

mMmml

1 h* aVe

"rtrrfT temdt 'IcetrataiiB^sf Teaei a6 Baai Pmnur Cocoa, Ebony, Bo*wvf*aa-V.^U»e.. •ffta, trlmBilBga for Jra*s» FUgvofj»U

PALAOE OF lrilSIC.

All kinds of KlkSieal tttstrinsbii repaired js«*t fr

I nflitta State Romar^Scliool.

PSOFOSAtS4WuliejkreceiTeifantll

AMUSEMENT*.^

*P A TSrc i-!' ..

«*D^fero tO TH* *4

...

l.ac

xeaMipfcitiUMEJi*. snlI. -iwUisr-i ..:«tae4«»:ii»U .ewW ,«i.Tf ia* ooil .olX 1* ti

eir.W rionei'i ^9VI exLT

Seteto'ttM&ruitM

noil boHtilO JaelB*!

?2i* :I

-Mwm -jfvittf'

r»

il!yi iU'lMH 9 y««dhsnS. and rtfaem.A, Mm aelebrated -. Dlib.wi'afcl IVMiur itWII JMUIffW 0an'?9ty

A. LaTge aad Xlsgant Aasprta kBWhier*iiffe%Mir

aaaift ofim

at oCeAlKlenrtl Nona bat good reHable Inftramenta dealt In, each M|I «^^^rant^*f ^y4pi|^m|ra for

FIVE

•AM-

^AgintKi

^xjwvn^x,^r,.JwHjl

Mpp#h ftogmeitia. **/. www,

Ho 1 For the Oiinpalgn!

the ttS'f of

April, at o^olo P. If., the Ofctof J, April, at 4 o'olo jk

Nut aw iHaieltewicg.WMfe. .... ^iftfitiiafrilttastoO te 3d t«nr «pwar4Si: aaa all-tlit the exMbor of tha Ji

IJ His ftqMis N iness ana S. Tha vofkol Caif ulltj, laaaa »n salt I lew ^pwu4,*to encloaa the entlt»itaetata. 4. Alt lha toognt, awiatottagaiiSlatepbSwws, Falvaaised Iita,. tin, aad oraaaaefttai Uan work. ft. All tha troa auk to aaihwlag cf w»ll», Sad aarpeatry. aatbaat*4 atia,000i pnadt. •.

Tbaat aariaas wwka axa .ssSleaM at f*olk |se^B4to aaA Istwlait late cea»toMby.a«aSCatt..

Waaa. BaiatfcsUa—. awk Cfcaditioaa savy ka S*an at ^aArakHatt'e OOoa, Sroaa the Mts to tSar EOthof April.

Ms nrnaiMls Till baaatartaiaa*aaWSa aMa sai*a«Miaaar mt aaltaWe aaanritr%r«e •aaof thajMift.

J. IK*

T*r*t

'o:

The Board reeerree tha right, ta aam or aU «f tha imvaaals,

^aassd MnfeW

IWVtari jo( (iMtan .ladiaaa* Stata.^ Nwul f. UMU^ tmvBtoUmhrj

tvc1!

H'l'liCiiLL

til -IO f•

OMIiyilSrtS^litii ^BlI^blfESpI in batwaea tha legal hasn of holdlag eleetioos

foaathaa Oilaua asd J. I Jordoa, act ae Iaepectii^MIMftaM. ••Tft.- 4-.-t /1 r~ .tfnaAMwaKroisrk,

Mwrr »rv

W4 aire ali Ctolug to lee I lit*'4

•3M 'S'r^«x

aBOBTOS^i

tmm e#

'V. i*hr+ «. .1 ,fe»a. Jtraii] •'tt Dow)iil| Hall,

JieairiifS™ nivi? /,

Mmm SOtfr and Slat. tMli ....

"oi CbUdrei 25tf

1 -i?iiJ ,rr^i«- SALE. S Jt ilti jMrSAL&^Valaable Real Bsa^ iA TATR—TUir Uigf.Hf ick Sttn# ROOM I hi fcornar ol* W^KMI

ffrBfick Stpie OOM ro undtUrJ fltrlete,

Tlh oranc .A.4Mir»Utk3«Udiu W*tiutb Al»o «fcTit-*i nlc(ly itroifW tots nft4bl» fmall RtMOtac'e*) ntir tM Natl raetwy. Tb(! brop^tty »1il o!d tftgrnit b*rg»in,,

OHY COOD».

,and to good eonditioa. ranch B»nk Bnittfiilg. lot 37 feet on OWo

oiandftwew

joUSISKSS HCjCSE' for "SALE" »V U9sJ«r»i?nod offer* for aaitv hln tw»«. itpry )r(rk bnaineai bouae looited on the aotatb* (ifli 6f'lTlrti UnW UttrMiiilrt ml T»h Mri*U. Tho house la Bew,commodlvM iH w*ll IOMM lur baaif-^a slaqd.

For

tur.ihsr partlcal»r* apply

the premises, to A OOft TlfllJHt. 1 J9dSt «»r„

th theviibib 1 a fi'rat-claH "Hrug Store, doing a 'good'VK**' ••H. For r4Mtffife,'«HrM«-

r£

C/"

ISdlw

toOK SALE OR RBNT.—Two «1 lots,'itclt ffon*f od Sth rtln^ l»Myi Cierry aad. Mulberry—centre of the city, is one uf tHfl lots la's 'frKniehnlldlng' 20 by aif,

Jrtktrtbr® used stable. Good looatlo*. for arpenter, Palat, cr other ibopi. TenB(,«ai 17dwtJT -f, y, f*-A

i-J

mg-thirfM&year* torno, of 90 acre* of groaa4^J laTiaK Ugood a OoaljMine on it ai ao to /fjatidj Sear tho city. Errrrthioir l*-4a good orJar, aal fcr raiiK sr^utsarusr.': ih?' Bit area attached th4tata,. iuolodD|i team*. The propertj,U Iltcatid. o«ly two aO^ea iU4 from the city. ..

For term*, apply to JoKYi J. Key, oa^Ohio ettael, letween 3dand ith, M- to th* uhlarsi«lad, fp re»la«.., ,u McC^LANt. lTdfm t.lTBlii'

'OR 15ALB1.-—On StrawtwrfV W W

i.s

|all, Rood#•!), chtAlklkd cellar door-yari wall 5t wtth-frnlt tfflM, dirabbery an4 ao««M2 KD*4 table with tM«i and Mrriap hoaae,- togathar lrllS'.1woT»oanHot». Call on the »r— feb26dtf JABTES V^^IXTOTr*

i,i nt WANTED, .M tj

""AI^TBDt—A situation

•to-'

TMAKTW. ADAMS. 4

CHgr1^1

Htbri*Ha«t«iaBd t#

(?oanU^'»*« »cU«* A«aft

Ttara-Haate and t»9 or thra» a^iatiac So* eae .•(j(he OM«M Ipc^olar.U^ lMnnw*efopijani4«ar ttyt

onn«»F—SM a good baatnea* (p taferancei xt-inired. Addrrst O ft.

women, in a &atlniSaj>4jfaf »t00 to 9900 per

3t#Mf^OtDeinaati,

Qaie.

i:.. Mitm/)

Oard.

ii. -t I: _• 11 j-

llB/ gBiteia: Aa taaay tax payer* harness

I'lained

that they dUL hefe kao-w tt-.wae taaUjI eceuary fortMa td pap SUIfAkH iraj year, 4ad IMt thejf tkoogfat IS waa-aotiri^t far aaaSB feiprtrt it, eepewhrtly wlthoutglvtog pmioaaMi^ jiM4tt my-tateotiaoso to do, .tfeertforSfl aak Htm IdfrUcatMa'or Mlla-can).

I^IMMihlmidy given 'aefcleevf ay r«adineaa*«u feceive the taxea for 1867. For thta pwaav^e (Ml a^af A 9natice until tie WM nday in April,,iWS/jOji the Dupll-"

Mte Biaat be ntaraed Sa tha AtkUtur. a»^,a««ai ltVqf

tti^ebnti ieinw

adA*4, whleh^

e^Tty &saAoX, be av.»lled by peraom elslnd*^1^ tkey-weraat the Offic* to pay, bat. coakl niaki. acconnt of the crowd. Urnce tbe uee«e»ltj^ payingW/Bre,$p.jaah cuuioa on. 1 wlah all x-payers to bear in wind, that tbey taamof 1st ^leT? ta"\es xeer, frecaaae Sm rfqnirftd"D^ nL*,infBtOTI*rclyTi[4w t&S^eaalty tt^i/dj toconeot if. lf l'fBttflnif p^rtooal'i»^ot)'•

tiy

rty ia,.tlii «o«nty .aaA it fa *fns\y. ^'.iwloae-'.!, to pay tea cents, aatl etx p«pcent^tate*e»t.on. he whdlo aii'iJOlit, for. the tlebu 1t rotfi •de^lB'0*

WSi!Ba!H^s",|5-,inSSWK,!»:!J:ft^tiilliBagRitnifte*s*TreMarer'Viga^iniay."lSditaa^Mahf,"begl4eivSiUtS(ft

J^MERICAN

«W awawi aa* !.«,

iT-vmwil#

it X&*

It Ai .-* Ti 4f

tm BEST! -Tllfi CHEAPEST!

|aaaHaffuS*M*|«te

tMftJ *di aiSiii ,l «3 .J jMUl ft !f3lJ'M ,tmnd! -Ill ,J| W a W at a a Qoadaatora, Sugmeera, aad Juxyjcmiman, the i*oe| SxacliBz claas of watch-wearera, baa tiiorcugh'y demodefratM the StreVigtfa, atMkllneas.'dnrabttity' nd aecut-ay of tha MTaltham Watcb. ~.T*aal.Hty bat .olasa in »U tbate reepecu 1* to decide "tha ^neetion as to tho realralne of theao timekeeper*."

STort* that SOO.OOO ere (peaking for tbemealtfcsw in (ba pockote of tha pdapt*. .i Importel Watchfe aru mad ou an exp-naive asri tem, in ainall numbura, but by nUniirooS BI'"' Sort, and are placed in the' mArket here by «M* lu^octer whofirateeenres a

VONOFULT OP SAlA Or SOUS OUB MANCni JTAOTUR®, To the Hattnfaotaiw!* praat BMl be edii^il^. Qoatof Inuportation.

A Coatom-bonae duty of

HissffSSSV mfrmmt, in wiadowsMhsa.

£*coet

teut. OayaBlS

la Oold. A profit Sf aftyaat 26 perpaaj. to t' fiaaMter,

other proBt to tbeiobser tnna nearrydidbtlBg of the Imported wSieh. v, Hr,'i j, At Waltham, Watch** are manutiictnred oa a large acale, nnder one rodf and syatem of *nperfiaion and? tfienacemeat, tfcereSqp-saving Awap«g«f tlie pxp#n*e*«"t|*iarily incurred 1* aaeaU asfffef#

"is^smrsifsff imit-wMsa* Watcft«H nirAMyetiHen. aa alRJM Hi MMetaMkjW 1* faroraMato an^l prqflt- ,T^»tK«rte^aa|tana fteil, bacaose, lhanch tbe proflt_on each wataTlf— itaall.Sfifc'ilematid'U lsrge a cd'SH'kr^

Sirtiftlifp®*

Dn**rnptil**M4afpoBtacsi«oda«ldaail# fiao* a •orthIe«a r&WiW ijaiteUoo ip. t^^aHWMt. .T« alroid Imnoaltion, the nn rchaser ahonld lnyarlaUy a cirtlrfwttf ofganohi*n^»f»f|fli«by traaev»*a-ofT tka Amarlca« WaSACoaapao^rTeJtjJS '. BOBBINS. .Si

There are dlffarent gradts_of AnUkAflJhe differ-^ it rarieties of Watcnee made by the waltham Company, aa thee. nMa and sing* tD unit all taete* and moana but ever/

jMv ITJMC 3' I tbi

^ISSAT*H

wvI

wiSik

that bear* the geauiae t**de aaack of "WAIT... UAM'J IS gna#rktitMil to baa. good owiaad a#ftf body ney(W^rraid|o Wjt- IA V"/ Every Watch Fully "Warranted.

For able tfy all firrt-etaM dealer* IB tt* jhMljl Stat* and Bfiflth"PbTinee*.

KofiBi?is:« APFtmro* Be IM BraaMaf, Xsw Faeft. *-v~ fffaitfam, Watch, and' other. IT i»TllE MMTt II18 ^KAPtetll diw3m

kJti-

ARNAUD,

HO A

.«»

Orrics—Corner of Main and fifth StaNsta*.* olrer ttoSattaaal Stata Balk. I BaaiaBKCf—GbMtiuU BS faaSweaa Mk aaA Tib. *mrF TMUUS BAOTB, IITB^q -'e'j "iA

IJA fteat .« •./ .X r,

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