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No +5S Thirdsi- below Chesnn', FhGa.
Beware of CC,lnterf--, Ask FOR " jules Haue.s e.
geisbe Licuid Hair Dye II ygu ant the genuine article
a Premium awarded al lhe franklin Institute.
And Al nv AGENTS WYATT 4 KETCHkM 81 Fu.ion-sl
y CIire5I;b I,5 and 2s9 Broadway A Arau Lafay-
cite Bazaar cor Broadway and Liberty; j. B. JacFienod
as Broadway; Havilnnd Reese / Co Maden-iaGe ana
all he t.ieD Druggists N tue l.
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FALL And WTNTER GOODS,

DEGs IesTe 70 Inform his friends and the public ths- re
Ohas opened ne aboTe premises with a choice sssort-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

I AMPS, GIRtNDOLE-. Han Lanterns, ana Chan
IL deier-Deiiz Brother y Co. Washington Stores, No
$50 William-st. manufacturing and have always on
hand, full Of articles in their line OF the FOL
lowing descriptions, which they viii se 81 wholesale or
retail al low prices, for cash -
Solar LGmps-Git Bronze hnd Svered IN great variety
suspending Solar do do.
Bracket SolErs, do. do
Solar Chandeliers DO. do. s AID 1 lighta.
Suspending Canphenr Lamp- Bracket do. do.
side do. do.
Camphene Chandeliers, and I.ehl..
Grsndoes Silverei and Bronzed various patterns
Hail Lanterns Various sizes, with cut stained glass
- 3m DEITZ, BROTHER co.
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nee s1s1yr. Wednesday sep, 30 is4S
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L. E Green, lac ErousL Brooklyn, has given oer;ii
cafe sworn TO before RUFUS Ciasget.. Commissioner
Deeds OF Is OF -7o,eHt cough Of Ton VAR
.tGndi7 vel the OF his wife Of Influenza
Nj T. J. Grower, bookseller and -ationer, COZ BroHd
way and Bleeckersi cured Is IL use OF the most OBJ
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LATER FROM THE ARM

The United States revenue schooner Wolcott, JO-
seph Amazeen lieutenant commanding, arrived hero
last evening, aler eight days passage from the gu
squadron of the Rio Grande and Brazos Santiago
with Passed Midshipman Arnold bearing despatehei
for Com. Conner, al Pensacola.
From the officers Of the cutter we learn the fol-
lowing particulars in regard TO the movements Of the
army and gulf squadron.
General Taylor was at Matamoras waiting for re.
Inducements 10 march on Monterey. Seven hun
dred and hity men were stationed at Barits, five
hundred al Point Isabel and the remainder with the
general al Maiamoras-making in all about 5000
strong. nv
The Mexican forces were between Matamoras
and Monterey, for the purpose Of repelling General
Taylor's advance. Report estimated them to be
Is 900, but this number is supposed TO be exagge-
rated. The general impression was that they
would make stand there, and, II defeated, the war
would be ended.
The squadron is dispersed about the mouths Of
the different rivers viz: The ST. Msry's off Tampi-
co, frigates RartAn aud Mississippi of Vera Cruz;
brig Lawrence, of Rio Grande; brig Somers, of Al
yarado; the irigaes Cumberland and Potomac,
sloops John Adams and Falmouth gone 10 Pensaco-
la for provisions and water The brig Porpoise TO
ST. Domingo, with special messenger on board.
Schooner Flirt left Rio Grande on the evening Of
the 5th for Vera Cruz with Purser Watson on
board, bearing dispatches to the senior officer in
inside the bar of Rio Grande and Brazos 81. Jago.
The Lawrence went 10 sea on the evening Of the 9Th
on cruise for ten days at the expiration Of which
she expected TO return TO Pensacola. II is sup
posed she will be ordered North for repairs having
suffered from the effects of gale on the 30th Of
May, and having been In commission over three
years.--.uobile Herald
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DIED,

On Sunday night, the 2lst inst, aged G. years,
Mrs. MARGARET CASSIDY, a native Of Ire.
land, but for the last ffty-four years a resident of
the United States.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, near the nayy-yard, at 9 o'clock, D. M, to-
morrow, (23d inst.) Her friends and acquantances,
and those Of her daughter, (Mrs. E. o'Donne, } are
requested to attend.
In Montgomery county, Maryland, on Sunday
evening last, Mrs. ELIZABETH RAWLINGS,
aged ~ years, eldest daughter Of WnLI,n ADAMS
esq, of the same county. She leaves disconsolate
husband and one child, and numerous relatives and
friends to lament her early death.
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MISSOURI
The St. Louis "Reyille" Of the 18Th. states upor
the authority of Col Campbell, that "the Hon Ster
ling Price, member of Congress from Missouri, hal
arrived in this city from the seat of government
with another requisition for regiment of mountee
men. IL is to be composed Of fifteen companies
each numbering seventy eight men, including com
missioned and non-commissioned officers. Thu
companies of this regiment, learn, will be prinei
pally taken from the interior Of the State"
The DE kalb Rangers, Coptain Edmonson, wer,
mustered into the United States service on tie l2tt
by Col. Campbell, aid to the governor, under au'
thority from Gen Brooke, commander Of the United
States western division. They are a chiyalrou.
body of marksmen-and will be received as part Of
the last requisition from that State.
The gallant company Of Cole dragons, Captain
Parsons, left Jefferson city for Fort Leayenworh, to
be mustered into service by Col. Kesrney. They
were tastsfully ornsmsntsd, mounted on fine horses
and Presentsda most soldier-like appearance"
ILLINOIS
A company Of volunteers from Kendall county
Captain A. r. Dodge, came down on tho Western
S'h" W ANVIL IL ioSciNcu ~ piaCo ehot
were determined to proceed on their own hook tG
Gen. Taylor's camp. But Judge James Shields had
been appointed by Governor Ford to muster them
into Uncle Sans service.
Thirty-fVe companies had already offered then
services TO Governor Ford, besides numerous other,
which had not besn fully organized, and were infor
mally reported. Seven OF these had been enrolled in
the regiment Of E. ID. Baker, member Of Congress
He Ia said to have been authorized by letter Of In
structions to the governor, to raise an addinona
regiment Of volunteers from Illinois, to be mustered
Immediately into service. The Illinois Register
Of the 18th says, that "Col. B. made the trip from
Washington in six days and half, aad on the SOC
ond day after his arrival here, he was able TO write
to the War Department, that, by the time their or
des could reach Illinois, the regiment would be
ready to march to Mexico, or in any direction the
Secretary Of War might direct" Seven companies
Of infantry had also been reported to Gen. Hardin,
to form another regiment When the "London De-
spatch" these and the other volunteer move
ments, which are anmating the whole country, it
may find additional cause for astonishment at the
extraordinary energies Of free people.
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL pIREcTo.

in RY-Corected up to date by the postmaster
Of the House Of Representatives. For sale by a.
June +, TAYLOR.
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Germany.

BERLIN, May 26.-Austria, Prussia, and Russia,
areapprehenslve of another outbreak in Cracow, to
be set on foot by the Polish emigrants in France,
England, nd.BeIgium. The three powers have taken
measures of precaution. At Warsaw several ar.
rests have been made. Austria has made use of the
assistance of the peasantry, by literally remunera'
ting them for their recent exertions,
The chambers Of Hanover have rejected a new
law of great severity towards the press. They have
also declared that there is no objection to admitting
Jews to civil rights and to certain privileges.
The grand ecclesiastical synod ofthe Kingdom Of
Prussia, got up by the king, is the topic Of general
conversation
The king of Prussia has ordered to he printed an
edition of the complete works Of Frederick the Great
1t will be splendid a typographical production.
Only two hundred copies will be struck off, and a
copy will be presented to every foreign government
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and happy Ourselves-ail, and your fate is fixed
forever.
Long live the United States Of America!
Long live the republic Of Rio Grande!
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ready 70 be mustered into service In South Carolina:
DE halb Guards, Kershaw district.
klchland volunteers, Richland district.
MeDaffie Guards, Abbevills district.
charleston volunteers, Captain BlAnding, Charles
samplers, Sumpter district
Governor's Guards, Captain Tndewell, Colum-
company Of 30 men from the SSH and 39th
regiments.
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MADRID, May % The situation Of affairs in Por-
tugal continued to preoccupy the cabinet and the
public generally. The Heraldo earnestly called upon
the ministry to adopt measures to prevent the con
dagro,ion from gaining the Spanish territory; cor,
it says, Eve shall have to contemplate once more
scenes OF disorder and destruction" Brgadier Ca.
longe had left Salamanca for Cudad Rodrigo, "a
watch the progress Of events in Portugal, and the
regiment of the Asuras had been directed to occupy
certain points along the frontier
II is asserted that the Spanish government had Of
fered the hand Of Queen Isabel to Prince Leopold
Of SAKE Coburg Gotha, through the queen of Portu
GAL but the courtiers on the authority Of the minis
try denied the truth Of the statement M. lsturitz
however, declared that he would consent that he
majesty might marry whom she pleased, with on
exception-Count Trappani
The government of her majesty, Queen Isabel, ha'
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He fREss-lHe appearance OF the nag OIL our
country in any given place, is proof that the Yam
KEGS are there; and where they are look out for the
printing press. II is the oxygen which secures to
them their social and political respiration.
Already have our countrymen in Matamoras
started press We have received No. I, Of Vol
ofthe Republic Of Rio Grande and Friend ofh PEG
pie, published in Matamoras on the LIST instant. il
IS printed in English and Spanish, and edited by F
Mcleod, whose motto Is: "Fear not--the brave and
generous soldier Is only to be dreaded in the field Of
battle" '..'
In this first number there is an earnest appeal TO
the people Of that derartnentto withdraw their con-
| nexion from government from which they have
| received, and can never expect but oppression.
| The article thus conclude:
"Rise, then, md shout for the republic of Ri,
| Grenade Abandon the Mexican vulture that preys
upon your vitals-the fitting symbol of govern
ment that has no deeper commiseration for your
| sufFerngs, than the voracous bird upon her cres
feels for the serpent that writhes in his beak. As
semble your delegates within the American lines
organize your provisional government at once, an'
declare your Independence to the Sierra Msdre
At your leisure you can debate constitution, ant
arrange the details Of your government Rid you
| new republic Of that horrid incubus the Mexican
tariff, which has ruined her treasury and democrat
aed her people-open your ports, and trade freel,
with all the world-get the most for what you hav
TO sell, by having the world for buyers get wha
you want to buy at the cheapest rates, by hsvin
i The world for sellers--educae your children ORC
tect the liberty Of the citizen, and the rights {
propery-ally yourselves to the great Mother
Republics, and initiate those qualities which hsv
made her great Do this, and you will be gre'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-12-10
IT HI E IL e s.
| Cure for Life Secured.

nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL kEMEieY for
- The cure OF Piles, infamati on OF the Liv-
Ell aud spleen, ILLUMINATION, Soreness and Ulcer
ation OF Stomach, Bowels, Kidney and Bladder.
Weakness and inflammation of the Spine.
THE VEGITA BILE PILE ELECTU AIRY,
is the only successful remedy for that danger
Gus and distressing complaint. the Piles, ever
offered to the public.
Mark this, II is an Internal remedy not eX-
ternal application, and will cure any case OF
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal and ex-
ternal and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it. 1t is positive
cure-speedy and permanent. 1t is alsoa con-
venIent medicine to take, and improves the gen.
eral health in a remarkable manner,
1t is very mi i'd in It's operation, aud may be
tax ell in cases OF the most acute inflammation,
without danger. All exteInal applications are
in the hi hest degree dIsagreabie, announcement
aud offensive and from the very nature OF the
disease, temporary in its effects. This medicin e
attacks the disease at It's source, aud removing
the ca use, renders the cures certain nd perma-
nenl.
The Electuary contains no mineral medicine
no aIoes, colocynth, gam oge. or other power
ul and rrita tlng purgutlve- No tear oil taking
cold while under IT'S Influence No change in
diet necessary 1t taken according 10 direction,
cure for lite Is guaranteed.
Propriet"r's office. 1876 Bowery. Sold whole
ale aud re all by WYATT & KETCuAM, III
alton st. N. Y. and ALLEN e. HALLOCK
iatn 81. near Water. Evansville, la.
Nov IL, I846,-6m0.
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NEW GOODS.

q n making this my first announcement of my
4 NEW GOODS, through the medium of The
Evansville JournaI,I beg leave to return my sin
cere thanks for the very liberal patronage thai
the business OF the late firm OF Carpenter &
Laid and | would assure my friends, and pa
truns tina no pains or labor will be spared 10
render my Store at all times orthy the patron
age, thus bestowed. Ii will be my determine
sion to keep tie best selected stock OF GOODS
that be exhibited in this City, and a as low
prices as any other Store. shall never adver-
tise goods | have not banda, nor name ten
times the amount have on hand when do
advertise. Respectfully,
OLIVER LADD.
Evansville, June IS 1916.
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BrOhchlat tuDes.
UHREPARED entirely from the Ginseng anu
u warranted TO contain no PREPARATION OF An
tImony, Mercury or Opium.
Mere than 1000 boties have been sold in the
city of Cincinnati, alone, within Two months,
and in no case has II taIied to give entire satIs-
faction.
The Ginseng Panacea is now ordered by
Physicians OF the, first responsibility, IN their
regular practice, and its claim 10 be considered
the only article eve. discovered capable OF
speedily anu permanently allaying bronchial ir-
Etation, winch is the sole cause OF cough, asrh-
ma, bronchitis, and according TO DR.. Eberle
who but expresses the opinion OF al the hrst
authorlries IN Europe and America. OF two
thirds OF all the cases usually regarded as true
tubercnlous consumption must be consi dersd as
forever settled. We select the following names
from long catalogue OF persons who have felt
its healing influence their own persons, or
seen il in their families. Many OF whom are
well known the ciIizeHs of Evansville as
business men OF HE first standing and Integrity
who would moi Tor a moment lie nd their names
or influence to extend the reputation OF any
article unless from perfect convlctlon OF its
urIiIty:
NAT NOBLE, Canal Collectors office.
NJ. GuTHkIE, Holiness paper store, Main, near
Fifth.
W. STORMS. Firm. ]. F. Dair & Go.
DR.. CUSSER, l4Ih st. between Vine and Race.
". w. PHILLIPS, Wholesale Grocer, Main st.
WIN. PARvIN, Firm, Johnson & Parvn. Broad
way, Yeatman.
G. w. COFFIN, Brass and Bell founder, Cd st.
VANDUzEN, Al Hopes arehouse, Sycamore ST..
J. I'll. TRAINoR, Surgeon DENTIST.
E. NUDGE, Firm, Nudge & Clawson, beadstead
manufacturers.
BIGGAR. See. Equitable ms. Com.
CAPT. BLAsBFoRD, AT Cin. Hotel.
4" STONE.
CALHOUN. Walnuts st.
S. HILL, Tobacconist, Main st. near Front.
Rev J. CLARK, Mt. Healthy.
iC JEFFEIEs. Lumber merchant.
r. A. HOLDEN, Main. near Front.
MYERS, Type founder, Vine ST. between Fit
and Sixth.
E. A. WHEADoN, Firm, Wheadon g. Bnn,
AuctiOHeeTs.
HERMAN. Firm. Fink bne s. Herman, Main st.
A. +. BENJAMIN. Inspector ut lace goods, Sd ST.
A. NEWELL. Tanner and Curner Congress st.
Hamilton LYON, Fnisher. Front ST.
W. JOHNSON, Carpenter, Sd street, between Syc-
amOre aud Broadway.
CAPT. ADAMS, Columbus House.
T 5. BUTLER, Main, between 9Th and 9th.
! MCDERMor, Firm, Williams IL McDermot,
MAN ST
DR.. DRAKE, Foot of High st.
Persons at all int crested can obtain pamph-
let graus OF Mr. Woolsey aiming the com
merciul, medical. botanical history OF the Gin
seng with the use made OF IL by the Chinese,
complied from the most ndubnabIe authority.
| Sold by w. M WOOLSEY, Druggist,
Main ST. Evansville, lad. Sept 3, 1916
| PRIcE so cents per bottle.
T. SALTER, proprietor, Cincinnati.
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Cave q Skaters Tonic Mixture.

A certdin ana speedy cure for fercr d Ague
1T.rs Ii +. EXTENSIVE prevalence in this country
- OF that trouble dlseas, Fever and Agus
ano the amount oi suffering and distress
which II has occasioned. has naturnily led 10
the adoption OF many compounds for its mitga-
non and relIef. .-4
Among the numerous remedies for this dis
ease none will be found to effect cure moIs
speedily than the Tonic Mixture prepared by
the subscriber.
The ingredients OF this Tonic are of highly
saluatory character, efii cacious in their imme-
date action upon the digestive organs, and en-
urely harmless as regards subsequent effects
upon III system, when the disease is removed
the Tonic Mixture being gentle aperient, in
vanabIy carries of all distinctions in Ehs bow
els. and restore tone and vigor to the stomach.
This Medicine is confidently recommended
as certau remedy for FEVER AND AGUE
aud deranged digestive organs. without the
slightest probability OF even remote deleteri.
Gus effect. 44
Forsale by [iuy6.234l W. &c. BELL.
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EXCH A. GE HI o Z e L.
ANSVILLE. INDIANA,

FHNHIS extensive and pleasant eeta blishment
n 30 convenient to the river, is again com-
mended to the notice oil the travelling public
The large increase OF patronage, since it came
under the conlro oil the undersigned induces
lie belief, that his efforts to sustain FIRST
CLASS HOTEL appreciated, and dcvotug his
undivided and personal attention to his BUSH
ness. his guests may be assured Of every COM
tort and attention.
The 'sExchange" sd joins the great steam
Boat Landing, affording travellers shing to GO
up or down the river great convenences, and a
a watch is kept day and night to secure TO them
the earliest conveyance.
The excellent lIns of Mail Couches TO the
North, intersecting at Vineennes with ali the
rouis concentrated there depart from the 'Ex-
changer every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day mornings, and the large livery stable at.
iached W Ill furnish extras al any moment, to
forward travellers onward.
With these facilities, of so much moment to
the business man, the undersigned once more
solicfs patronage on the ground that he intends
20 deserve Il.
april Ii, I846-ly. c. K. DREW.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
AUU d A y d z ' En-
Cured in less than "a hOurs, or money
returned.
BULLS CELEBRATED HONEY COATED
Vegetable Tonic Pills.
AGUE AND Err.

Vegetable Tonic Pills.
A PURELY VEGETABLE PKtPARATI0N-THE BEST
n remedy Tor the certain and
permanent cure OF the above diseases. These
Fills are as pleasant TO the tate as sugar balls.
fET Prepared only by JOHN BULL, sole pro-
prieior, and sold, wholesale and retail by BULL
& ALDEN, wholesale Druggists, 81 Fourth ST.,
Louisville, Ky.
This valua BILE medicine is offered to the pub
lie as one OF the most sure and certain remedies
ever discovered tor the permanent OF
AGUE aud FEVER, in any OF its various
forms. Ii Possesses many advantages over most
ot the tones winch now food the country, the
principal OF which are: Isl. 1t is a more certain
remedy, as one dose seldom taIis [" make sure
aud lasting cure I'd. 1t contains nothing dele
ferrous or POISONOUS Ia the system, consequent
iy 1t ma, tie taken without lear OF any OF the
bad effects which attend the use Of must OF the
fonles OF The present day. Sd. 1t is more, con.
venient tor transportation, and not liable 10
loss from treeZIng, breaking, leakage, and other
accidents which attend the liquid bottles. 4lh.
Ii is more convenient aud pteasa nj 10 take, and
lis not 50 nauseatng. 5th. Ii increases the APP
petite and braces the whole general system.-
Aud, lastly. it is offered much cheaper that
any other tonic now in use, which places in
within the reach OF every one. SO that the poor
man is enabled to save his doctors bill. aud es
cape days and erhaps weeks OF sickness.
The proprietor has received, and is daily re-
ceiFing numerous ceruncates and testimonials
OF the efficacy OF this Tonic; but, knowing as
he does the imposition which has been practsed
upon tee public IN the way OF false certitcates
in bringing a medicine OF this kind into notice,
he will only insert received from OF
our oldest and most respectable citizens, TO
whom any may refer if they doubt the eff
cacy OF this medicine:
CERTIFICATE.
MIR. Bull having requested me 10 state what
know in relation 20 the efficacy OF this Tonic
Pill. in the cure OF the AeuE aud FEVER, | will
say that | never used them myself but received
couple of boxes from Mr., VIM. t. Spurrier.
as a donation to poor family. and they speed
ily cured eleven OUT Of thirteen, and the only
remaining two very small children, I'M
BILE to swallow pills. This was large afflicted
family aud connex ions from ST. Louis on their
cav to Tennessee. ]. Fl. OVEkSTREET.
The pills | gave Mr.. Overstreet made
by John Bull. w nj. L. SPURRlER.
Louisville. May /. 1876.
NIB. None are genuine without the written
signature on each direction, of John Bull.
nrsT- Sold wholesale and retail by
JOHN BULL Sc CO.
Sold by w. & c. BELL, Main ST. Evansville.
Ind. August 27, 1916.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

TEVHE subscribers having been appointed
E Agents for the columbus Insurance Com
pamy' are prepared 10 effect insuf ance on Fire
and Marine risks low rates. Believing the
above office to be one OF the best in the western
country, they have no hesitation in recourm Id
ing this Company to the favorable notice OFT Q
public. SlOCKWELL 81 CORBET.
apr %, '46-tf
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Nov. 10. 1s46-4l :
Philadelphia Dagurrian Gallery.
Room at the Exchange.

WEESSRS. HOW ARD & LYNDALD. beg to
w call the attention OF the pubic TO specI-
mems OF Photographic MIXTURES executed by
Them in style unsurpassed for clearness, beauty
OF finish and eenereral like appearance. La lies
and gentlemen most respectfully invited to
call aud examine the specimens whether they
con euIpa lie sitting or not. Miniatures tax en-
every day with out regard to the weather,
Evansville. Nov, IL, I846-4l -3w.
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T. 4v.KER. s.R. HAMIL
WA 1KER & HAMELL.
IIAMILl

Attorneys a CounseiIors at Law.
HATILL practice NV Ia partnership IN tho
w Circuit and Probate Courts of Vsnder-
derbugh and the noigh boring Counties, Indiana.
All business entrusted to their care, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Office Oh Third Street, fronting the Public
Square. and opposite the Court House.
Eyansgils. A pril Ist, '46.
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RON! ERON!!-- A complete assortment
i oi oar, ohee,, Dorler and Rod Iron, German
spring, English Blister, American and Cast
Steel, for sale by. June Isl S ORR.