Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 39, Shelbville, Shelby County, 25 June 1863 — Page 3

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VOLUNTEER. LOCAL. OTICE TO ADVERTISERS. lVTotsnntserit the onr rr published In She wntyr has ft Urge and .permanent circulation, offering 3r,of MTtaU to advertisers. A Card. Ilaviry learned that mv name wamstd "before tke Convention (of tfie eo called Union Itwrtv) on last Saturday for the purpose of rdacin me in nomination as a candidate for Kccordcr of Mielbv County. The same having been done without my knowledge or consent, I take thi method of returning my siuccre thanks to the debates of that convention for the rcy liberal support piven me, and whilst I do this allow Tuc to say had I received the nomination I would not have made the canvas, as I could not allow my name used in connection with a ticket that I could not iupnort LKANDKR FOX. Mario.? Towxsiiip, June 2 M, 1S93. 'Tho Doings on Saturday. On Saturday last there was a small gathcrin;7 of the '"patent loyalists" in this city, called toppther ty the central clique for the purpose of ;:oing through the farce of nominating candidates lor county officers to be defeated next full. The meeting assembled in the Court House nt 1 o'clock, under the management of the League, and the officers and programme previously agreed upon in peiret raidnigt conclave was carried out E. G. Mayhew ivas called to preside, and on taking the Chair retailed the,, audience with a characteristic burst of Cisceronean eloquence. The chivalrous and transcendental John C. Green was called to act as Secretary. Whillethccut and dried committee on nominations bad retired for consultatian, Gen. Ebeneier Dumont (or rather Ex-Gen. Dumont, for he has resigned) member of Congress elect from this District, was called upon and addressed the audience. His speech was a disgusting compound of vulgarity, profanity, current political epithets and mendacity, causing the ladies in attendance to hang their heads with shame. But two feeble cheers rewarded his etfort. Tho' Committee reported the names of Andrew J. Winterrowd for Clerk, Wm. Judkins for Recorder, and Lewis J. Kickctts for Commissioner, which was confirmed by the Convention. A set of cut and dried resolutions, of tho bighferhitin patent loyalty style were reportel and read to an impatient audience, when the meeting dispersed, those who were not drunk, nor did not design geting drunk, leaving for home with all possible dispatch to hide their mortification. To say that the entire erowd was drunk, would be doing injustico to many worthy atcn, but there was a "powerful slew" ol drunken men in town that day, and they were all of the '"patent loyalty" persuasion. Our County Auditor, Sqcire L. Vaxtei.t, has been confined to his room for two w?eks past by a severe attack of Typhoid Fever. We understand he is slowly recov. ering, and that no apprehensions of a serious result arc entertained. Frank Sxow is out with a new ad vortisemont this week. FranV is a good workman, and those dosiring a superior set of harness or a saddU will find it to their advantage to give him a call. ffct Decatur county is probably in as bad a financial fix as a county seldom gets. -She is largely in debt her taxes for county purposes alone is about one dollar on the one huudred her orders are at a heavy dis count Hut notwithstanding all this, her county commissioners, actuated by the law lessness and recklessness of abolition fanati istn, have directed that seven thousand dol lars be taken out of their empty and bank. rupt Treasury and handed over to Gov.Mor ton, to be by him expended as he shall deem proper in keeping the wheels of the State government moving, and. thus avoid the necessity of calling the Legislature together in extra session to make the necessary appropriations, and at the same time endorses the conduct of the Republican members of the Legislature, who, by their revolutionary act ofsescssion last winter, broke a quorum. This abolition elephant is becoming an expensive one for the people a fact they are rapidby finding out We understand that similar appropriations are being made by every county in the State which is so unfortunate as to be cursed with un abolition board of Commissioners. tsaT The chief characteristic of Abolition apoutera is profanity. The vulgarian who takes the name of God in vain ften means nothing, and would himself be shocked at his irryerpnco if he reflected on it; but the politico-theological gladiator assumes a familiarity with the Supreme Judge of all the earth which disgusts men of moral sense. Kren his prayers are shocking. His profane ppoutings are disgusting. He assumes that the Almighty is bound to be on his side, and presume to hurl the bolt of heaven at the head of his enemies. He interprets Profidence to suit his self-righteous purposes, and deports hunielfw if he held a scat in the council board of the Most High. The Tub lican wai, no doubt, a great sinner, but not bo hopeless a one as the Pharisee. What are reckoned the worst of men by fashionable religionists aw not, after all, as far from Heaven as the presumptuous hypocrite who insults Heaven bj his anathemas in the name of Gt4. ' V ' (

Party PoscBtrnoy Nrw Teits or Lot axtt. Willis Wills, Assessor for this coon.

ty under the National Excise lar has teen removed and Jerry Weakley appointed in his place. This change was accomplished by one f the most unricheous and infamous resorts to xtltmiy and fahehood erer resorted toby any class of political charlitans under this or any other government We understand that the charges and specifications comprise five points : First, that Mr. Wills did not vote for Fremont in 185G that he did not vote Tor II H. Boggesinl858norin 1860 that he-did not vote for Harvey W. Robertson in 1862 that he did not vote for James E. M'Guire in 1863, the whole going to impeach hra loy alty the modern patent kind of course. The faet is Mr. Wills is not a member of the League, he has a moity of conscience and will not consent to do the dirty work of the abolition clique in this city who control the party. There are some other rich develop, cients connected with this affair, which will be shown up in due time. The class of men who have perpetrated this mean and contemptible act of party proscription will approach men and assure them there is no politics in their party, its a party for the Union, the country and similar bosh. Itinfactis an organization for the spoils to dignify being, stealing and robbery to a patriotic accomplishment. A Rebel Uaid into Indiana. It was reported last week that a stray gang of rebel guerrilla, numbering about one hundred, had crossed the Ohio river and invaded the soil of Indiana, probably in search of the "sympathisers" they had read so much about in such " loyal" sheets as the Indianapolis Journal, Cincinnati Commercial and Gazette, and their re-echoes. It is reported they'speedly found the sympathisers who very kindly took them in out of the cold andlodged them in a State institution at Jeflersonville, where they will remain until it ean be ascertained whether or no they have ever been regularly mustered into the rebel service. The fore part of this week it was reported another force, estimated at nine hundred, had invaded the State, but it turned out to be a hoax. The New York Tribune of the 14th, in speaking of Mr. Vallandigham, says: 'True Vallandlghara, is for the Union; but it is the Union so adapted and accommodated to the dictates and interests of the slaveholders that they could not, for very shame, even seem to break out of it." So Greeley admits that Vallandigham is not only for the Union but is prepared to make sacrifices for it that he is not The charge is that he will concede too much for the Union. HIARRIED. At Fountintown, on the 18th inst., hy Rev. . Tr. N. P. MORSK to Miss CAROLINE 1'HILLIPS, all of Shelby county. On the 23 1 inst., by Win. H. Brown, I5q., Mr. Aroi sTCi Ptracz to Mias Mary Di.rjENsTiNE.alI of Shelbyville. G fc.ASS,STO.E AD QUEENS WARE, a large stock just received at TIIACilKR'S, No. 1 Ray House. D RAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, a delightful beverage and active tonic. For sale at TIIACHER-S, No. 1 Ray House. AINTS AND OILS, a fresh supply just received at the POST OFFICE DRUG STORE. D UlTftS AND MEDICINES, a fresh supply justrec l at the Post Orvi it Vava Siork. B Ul'SIIES, Paint. Scrubbing, Whitewash, Flesh and Hair, a large and good assortment just received at the POST Oe r ICE DRlu STOKE. BRICK! HENRY IIOIlSTs the wcu'fcnown old Rectifier of this city hereby gives notice to the citizens of Shelby county that he has started A BRICK YARD at the East end of Shelby ville. West side of the Blue River Harden and the Rushville Railroad, where he will keep on hand constantly pood assortment of Brick at Wholesale and retail at the lowest cash prices. jeS3-3m P. S. The old fellow also recommends his whisky. IN THE FIELD FOR THE Campaign of 1863 AND DURING THE WAR. THE citisens of Shelby county are hereby notified tliat I am still to be found at my old stand. North side Public ;!qaare, prepared to furnish them with every style and grle of Light and Heavy Double and Single HARNESS, made by experienced workmen and from the best of material to be obtained, and at prices in keeping with the times. of the various styles. tlP n vi 1 W c-fall kinds done to order MM,s 10 m W.mt'tfi Jt satisfaction guarantewl. I wish itdistinctly umlerstrxxl that I ofTeras good work as can be found in the State, and also that I will rot aa rwiywsoLD here or elsewhere. My Terms are CASH. 3Lr" Renmier the place. North side Public Square, first doorVVest of llendrick's Drug Store. Shelbyville. jeS5-tfo FRANK SNOW. W It !S ! AND RUMORS OF WARS, A RK heard on all sides, and many " loyal men' are ex2. orcised about the Conscription, but being exempt from military duty, and knowing that the people, especially the ladies, and those like myself, exempt, will desire to know the time of day and not un frequently adoin their persons wpi gold and silver ornaments, I have "changed my base of operations1 one door south of my forwer location, to the mom formerly occupied hy N.Goodrich, and first door North of Heiss' Bakery, where I purpose keeping constantly on hand a large and varid assortment of thirty hour and eight uay weigni ana spring CLOCKS, GOLD AD SILVER WATCHES, FIXE JEWELRY, &c I snail also keep constantly on hand an assortment of REVOLVERS of the latest and most approved patents, which, of course, will be sold to the truly "loyal" only. n je p .f n i .r g 9f all ki ads done on short notice and In a workmanlike manner. Those desiring any article in my line will save money by giving me a call. A. J. HIGOINS. i 8ht!myrlUe,JmalW, tfo

MUPCATI Ot TO W-V0E BTfltO IMUrKTO COLAXOS, Having permanently located In Shelbyrille, reepectfrnlly solicits the patronage of those who are tick, and desireoui r finding their way to health in the shortest and rarest possible manner. She will cure all curable diseases on Stbictlt HTertMti Pkikciius. without resorting to any kink of Poison. Sepeciat attention given to OBSTETRIC cases, and the Diseases e Wove aid Child. She may be consulted at any time it her residence Jackson street, West end, two story brick. Office up stairs. May 13, 1863. 3m

rj EV7 STOCK JUST RECEIVED AT THE POST OFFICE DRUG STORE HAVING purchased the stock and lirtures heretofore kept by S. W. Morgan, and having largely increa.ed the same. I am now prepared to say to the citisens of this city and Shelby county that hereafter I will lie enabled to accommodate my customers with everything belonging to the various branches of the DRCG APOTHECARY TRADE. Particular ottention given to PRESCRIPTIONS Night and day thispartof the business we can attend to in connection with principles of Science and Chemistry. PHYSICIANS will find my stock full and complete, and prices as low as the lowest. The object in my luruiness shall be to sati.-fy the wants and wishes of the public, and not the money. A call is solicited. junell J. II. LEEFERS. To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes. A REVEREND GENTLEMAN H AVING BEEN RESTORed to health in a few days, after undergoing all the usual routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment without success, considers it has sacred duty to communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an address enveloe, he will send (free) a copy of rhe prescription used. " Direct to Dr. John M,Dausiu 1H(J F lton Street, Brooklyn, '. Y. feh."iyl A SECOND IIAIfD Reaper and Mower used but little, on good terms and easy crerlit. ALONZO BLAIR. Shelbyville, June 10, 1863. iVIl'H. e. iioy all , FASHIONABLE MILLINER AND Dress Jflaker. All work done promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop on Harrison street (Mrs. Kelsey's house), nearly op posite Elliwtt it Major's Banking House, junell-tfo Shelbyville, 1d. J. U. STEWART. Contractor, Builder AND MAKCrxCTtRCR OW DOORS, blinds; sase WINDOW & DOOR FRAMES, Sraols.ots. AND ALL SUM or KIOTJLDINft, SCIIOIJ, SAWING no mic wouk. AND Having a superior Steam Planing Mill it operation I am prepared to Dress Weatherboarding, Flooring, &c on short notice. Persons residing in the country and who purpose building will save loth time and money, owing to the present scarcity and high price of lahor, by bringing their lumlier to me and having it dressed the flooring tongued and grooved more acurately than can be done by hand. As a general thing I shall I prepared to dress a load of lumber on one or two hours notice. I shall also keep constantly on hand a general stock of well SEASONED LUMBER. Shop near I. C. R.R. bridge over Blue River, nnell-tfo SHELBYVILLE, IND. IMPORTANT NEWS! RICHMOND IVOT TAKEN! But I MkVK Take the commodious corner room East side PnMic Square, lately occupied by J. S. Forbs, and filled the same with a Large and Superior assortment of IXoxciy-3VI-cio roa SPRING & SUMMER WEAR Comprising every style and grade of Clothes for Mens and Boys wear. I also have a full assortment of Cloths, Cassimcrcs & .Ycstings, and am prepared to manufacture garments to order on short notice, and ran tee satisfaction. 1 also W eep constantly on hand a full assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, comprising every article In the line, such as Shirts, Collars neck aad pocket Handkerchiefs, Supenders, Socks, Gloves. Neck Ties, Jtc Those in need of any article in my line will find it to their advantage to give me call, as I pledge myself to sell as cheap as any retail house in the country. SAM'L 0CONNEU. May SI, 1863. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AFD Owners of Dwellings. LUTTERWORTH'S NEW WindowSupport'r Patented April 16th, 1661. A Cheap and Perfect Substitute for Corda and Weights. This new Window Supporter is what the great mass of people have beea looking for, for many years, they having hecome disgusted with all kinds of Catches. This supporter came into usein the Kast,in August 161 . and it now is used from Maine to California. and it is considered the best thing for all ordinary sixed Sash that is in use, also for Car ana Omnibuses. Every owner ofhuildinr that have not cords and weights should have Butt-rworth's Supporter's, the cost being only about one-sixth of the expense for cords, and save the breaking of Glass, Children Arms. kc. VICTOR & HESTER, Pec4m6 Agents for Shelby county, Shelbyvillo. FOR SALE. nnHE STORE ROOM now occupied by I. T. Brown ft Terms Liberal. PoseeesjoQ riven December 16, 1P63. May 7, 18. J. H.4F&AGUZ.

Eye and Ear Infirmary.

J. W. PARRISH, M. D., Oculist and Aurist, AJTD GENERAL SURGEON, . Infirmary on Harrison ftrect, neiss' building, Soata of Gorga's Hardware store, up stairs, SsntwmLLB, Iao TREATS all disease of the Kye and Bar. He will operate on Cataract. Artificial Pupil, Puryglam, Strabismus (cross Bys), and will treat cases of Bora Xyes, such aa Granulated Lids. Pmratent Opthalmia, Opacities of Cornea, . All forms of CHRONIC DISEASES Treated on Scientific Principles. Teetli Extracted With more skill and LESS PAIN than Is usual in this department of Surgery. fcSMtfo 1 - fl I '"it a J S .it f z . c 2- S 5 2 s m a a - U 8 e "'Sal a H fe) M L i a a en 2 " So s -a e el 2 ! J c m hi Spring Campaign! FUST OIPMJVEJD AT TBI Old Corner Store ! NEW GOOPS ! SEASONABLE GOODS ! MY STOCK OF SEASONABLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, was never larger than at this time, all of which will 1 disposed of at prices as low as the same quality of goods cau be obtained in Indianapolis or elsewhere, TO CASH BUYERS. I also have a large and varied assortment of HOOTS ST SMOJES, Hats & Caps, and in fact every article usually required in my line, of different grades and prices, including a geueral assortment of GROCERIES, of a superior quality, which are kept for the accommodation of customers, not for profit. Those desiring any article in the Dry Goods line wilf find it to their interest to give me a call. March, 1803. It. Q. COltXELIUS. H 0 a U V o fa u a be 0 M e: -3 A H c c 1 Si o 0 & 0 0 0 o oo I 6 8 a cs .5 o . u 0 CO P3 pq o o ft! o 1 s H o o 6 W. B. TALBOTT, . L. XBXSO.'C V. H. TALBOTT & CO., The moat extensive dealers in Indianapolis in GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES. Fashionable Jeirclry, SILVER WAR-E, Watchmakers Tools and Material. We have recently made arrangements with the manufacturers that wj 1 1 enaMe us to sell at lower ftgu rers than any house in the West. This Establislimot has always been known aa the principal "Mead Quarters" for reliable Time Pieces, Newest Styles Jewelry, Jtc Watch Repairing and Engraving BY SRILLFCL WORKMEN 8TOOE SO. 24 EAST XT ASXUJf GTOX ST. Jell ITLANAPOLIB, tXD.

JEW CASH STORE

jVcw Goods, Mjb Hi EZay fflozzac THE eftitens f Jhflby county are rwpertfnlly notlflerl thatat the above location they will alwaafioda fall assortment of of every article pertaining to lb Trade, bought at Until !Utt forexOi. and will be sold lor the same. I iball aim to kery say st.ck ol CLOTHS) CASSIMERES, WEEDS; Sheeting, Shirting, Flann cl skSc c full n complete. ITaving had a number of years experienee in the trvle. I profe some knleiU'eof the business, and exercise the same in the seU-ction of my goods, and it is seldom that an iuferior article is palmed upon nir. I hiive on hand the remnant of a large tck of READY-MADE CLOTHING. which was purchased before the raite.and will positively be sold at first cost, to close out thesUck. A full line of 'BOOTS Sc SHOES, XXats nnd Oap. Don't lie decei veil, but call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Kemetuber the place. No. S Kay House B vck. PUUV 1I1TTEL. tlfain in the JFicldl My Motto is Small Profits and Quick Returns. IMAVE just opened and am iiow offering for sale a superior lot of all kinds i-f P1RY GOODS, IIOOTS AND SnOES, HATS OAFS, Of the Latest Stylrs, and am prepared to offer RARE INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCHASERS. Jt r"Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. A penny savel is two pence earneU ILr"Hj' Store is one door "orth of Dr. Robins1 Drug Ftore where t stwil always be liappy to wait upon those that favor me with a call. U. il. GADD. Shelbyville, June 11.1SC2. IMPORTANTTO FEMALES. Dr. CI1CESE11AX-S PILLS. Thecorabination of ingredients in these Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice. Tliey aremild in tlvar operation, and ecrtain incorieUing all irrej;ularilies. Painful Menstrations, removing nil litructions, whether ftora 0)ld or otherwise, headache, pnin in the side, palpiiatioa of t'ne heart, whites, all nervous affections hysterics, fatigue, pain in the buck and limhs, dec, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature. DR. CHEESEMAlf'S FILLS was the commencement of a new era in the treatment ot those irregularities and obstructions which have onsieced so many to a rREMsTraie okavr. No female can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes place the general health begins to decline. DR. CHEESEMAlf'S FILLS are the molt effectual rmedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to J-emat. loall classes they ar invaluable, inducing, vitk certainty, friorfictl rrgitlaritif. They are known to thousands who have used them at different periods, throughout the country, having the sanction of some or the most eiauiettt rhyMicxaim ta Amrtci. EejMicit dirnctitM. mUytiny rkn thfy thould not It. UHfd, with each bos the Prict On Dollar pr .Cox, containing from 50 to CO Pills. Pills s.nt by mail, promptly. by remitting to the Proprietor. Sold hv Drugcists generally. K. it. HUTCHING. Pro.. SOCedar St.,Xew-Tork. novG-ly For sale by S, W. Mobu&k, Shelbyville. James M. IIcme. Edoak X. Lord. II 11 ME. LORD & CO., (Formerly II. A. Fletcher It Co..) cauhs ix RICH FANCY airo Staple Dry Goods, CARPETS, JFioor Oil Cloths, COCOA MATTING. MATS. RUGS, DAMASK SHADES, GTXiT CORNICE, WALL PAPER A.XD WIDOWJHADES. TRADE PALACE! 26 & 28 EAST TVASHISGTOX STREET, ' INDIANAPOLIS, DTD. Carpets Matched, Cut and Made. DRESS r.lAKIHC. Mrs. Gam. Wcaitrr take this method of annonnclng i wuic nnuaaaiijiN ancinyvuie im vioniiy inat bavinz proviled herself with Sewing Machines of the latest ari most annroved Datenfau she iSBranarad In nir.Dfviip. .i articles of wearing apparel, such aa I DRESSES, GENTLEMEN'S SniETS." SUMMER CLOTUIXG, c Trotn several years experience the feels confident of her ability to give entire satisfaction.

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X I have removed to the late and cnsns.Kiiaus ODD FELLOVS HALL, EAST s?IDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Where I now have aad shall enrtiaM U kocpeoattaaVfoss basd a fall aartesest of COOK. AND FlOtOB of vrtis grade, styles aad prieaa. Alao,a roll aasortnaeot of TIN, KRASS, COPPER axd SHEET-IRON WARE constantly m baador raaaufacfared V ordar. I alM kep a gt-neral assortment of Wooden Ward, Table Cutlery, Coal Oil Lciixips, house rrnwisnnro ooods, jtc., at price la heaping with the times. .TOBBINO, such at Guttering, Spout. eg. Tlooftfiri Kepairlsg, skc.f dcaa to order on short nuUcc, aud WarrantedTllO XF iniTH. I have the exclur ive Hft to sU la the Courtles of Ensi HALEY, HORSE & HOYDEN'S ParorT axr-aiurrhra Clothes Wringer. This Machine is an Improvement overall other Wrin;lnf Machines yet invented. It will wring a Pocket Handkerchief or a Ued H dryer than it can possibly he dots by ha:id, without alteration, in less than one-eighth of the tans, and can be operated ty a child twelve years old. It wll! save t!ie ct of the machine in the wear and tear of clothrs, in any medium sixed family, in six mouths. It needs only Ui l Wu in operation to subrtaatiae the facts aa stated above. frice, No.2, $5, So. 3, AC. JTr'Any one wishing to try one of the Mathinea before purchasing, can have one sent to their house, by leaving thei r add rets, as above. afVtfo LIVERY. fSi HAVING purchased the Toner Livery Stable, on WaaV iugton street, I tak pleasure im announcing to th cititens of Sbelhyviile, nermnnentand transient, thatl auall always be prepared to furnish them with Double and Single Carriages SADDLE HORSES, AC, ACi of a style eiual to the best, and at price In keepiag with the times. I shall keep none but good horses, and you may ooufidcntly rely upon getting a "presentable" torn-out at my sUi'le. I shall also constantly keep oa hand horses for trade and aale, and those wanting a reliable nag tut any purpose, ar requester to give ma a can. Those having horses to sell art Invited to girt toe a call. I also have plenty of stable room for tho acoouunodatioft of transient horses, by the hour, day or week. April 3d tf. Z. B A.MSDEX. 500,000 SWEET POTATO PLANTS. O X and after the 10th day of May,ldOB, the ahdertigusd ' win nave lor sue at THE BLUE RIVER GARDEN, a supply of Plants of all kinds, such as Sweet Potato, Tomato, Pepper, harly Yord. Large York,DrDKl and Flat Iniu-h Cabhnge Plahts. Hardy Plants can be procured earlier than the above date, as 1 hate this year fitted tip a numlr of glass sash to force early sprouts. 1 aaa coofiident those coming for plants will not he disappeiated, as I wilt sell them at low ratvs. As my garden Is near SheRrville I would advise those who can conveniently tt come to the gar den fur plants, as they are more apt to grow Immediately after being pulled up.. All orders from station on the rail mads leading front this place will be promptly filled, and the plant packed in boxes to insure aaTaty. T 110 MAS OXONSORCLOCK, WATCH, Am E .ft the SIG-YorthcBIG ttTCli SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, SHELBYVILLE, IND. . J. Hontiisox RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Shelly county that he has opened a Jewel ry Store at the a be v stand, where he purposes keeping constantly on hand a full assortment of goods in his line, eomprining every sty! and grade of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, all of winch will be sold as cheap as the aame article can (obtained in Cincinnati or Indianapolis, and every article sold by me Warranted to prove as recommended. CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY in a satisfactory manner or no charge. Tr,'cmember the place, aouta aide Public Square, sign or the Big Watch. t AM AIM AQKJTT m TBI BALK OS TAYLOR'S PATEXT DOOR BELL, a new and economical Invention. Call and see it. . w. h. c x- cnszxbcaiTk Ja's e- aosoiTsos) G. W. GEISEBt)RFF & Co. NEW SPRING AKD SUMMER GOODS FOR THE MILLION. Now is tho Time to Buy Prices Lower than Ever No Humbug. - Vt have Jast received a large stock of STAPLES FA!CT A?ID XXvJIEaTIC Tiy Goods, IMrect froea !few-Tetk, whiA wet botigbt at astocishtcg low figures. W e are thereforo enai.Ud to offer indac3acsi equaled by no othdr bouse in thecity. Our Spring Deiatnea, Lawna, CtUosea and Dress Good generally, are very cheap, alsaost SOW2X to Notions, Hoeiery, fihirta, Cottonadca, Chocks aad MusUa we offer at very low rates. Yon win sav money ty buying ycr snoda at la II00SIEE WOOLEN FACTORY STOKE. A larre stmck of "Hwne Mad Woslen Goods alwsys en band of the Iloosier Woolen Factory make. 40 000 ysrrls at the renowned " Bloc Mixed TTooec Jn' far tale, tfie theapest and moat d untie goods ia tho L'oon. HJ Dont forget the place the Hoosier Woolen Factory Store, . 61 and a BLAKE'S ROW, (West Wash-rgUia EtreeU) IMaySl nfDIASAFOLIS. 1WI LL pay the highest pnee in Cash for I.f a: try T;t Tacking rooms on tho East sM of tirn.u trri,t;.-l door Sooth of the Prtst'yktrlaa Cturch. Cbjrvr. May n, 1SX JVfli'H SH1TIUEB

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