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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

OEWe learn from the De trot Free Press,
tina, "A discovery was made at bar room m
that city The other day. that created htihe
as'onishment A youth. WIN has Tor two
months past been officiating as bar-ReePer
to ne establishment. was disco vered. on the
arrival Of young man from the East. to be
no other than a girl in male attire. whom H.:
came to marry. She had been entirely nm
suspected. The happy pair. after the nur-
tal knot was tied left Buffalo on fhe vessel
OF which her lege lord" is captain! This s
going the whole .'Bloomer," with a ven
geance.
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Later From the Rio Grande.

CHAkLESrON. Oct 81.
We have news from Northern Mexico up
to The 22i inst. The revolution is still pro-
crossing, aud affairs look promising Tor the
insurgents. A small party Of CaravaJaPs
troops having been fired upon from Malta
moras, they rushed into the city and seized
the custom house. but were aiierward com-
PEELED to retire with loss Of three men,
Los Of Aiexicans ia this sxirmish is said to
have been heavy.
Carayajal is hourly expecting large rein
iorcemenis and had made preparations for
storfnng Matamoras on the following morn
ING. "A large body Of Mexican reinforce
meats from Tampico and Vera Cruz had
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

f UJOur Deighbor turns up his nose at the
"a Massachusetts Dc mocracy aud saws that the
'l"Lane movement" Is sustained by th. Tree
IL soilers. We don't care how contemplate an
,,opinon Of ihe Bay State locoIocos our neigh
Inbor may hold; but. since he has twi G. limited
bthe subject. will he tell us in siraighl-oul
Terms. whether Jo. Lane is free sol Ter. or "A
Fon-agItating democrat? lpferriny from the
character OF his warinest advocates among
The press, we'are inclined TO the opinion that
The General "a freesoiler Has he ever ex
rSressed his opinions as 10 the ccmpromis
1T he has. villa, are They'll Vincennes Gaz
:. We think there should be an .exI ression
Aft opinIon' from Gen Lane. The Demo
Srats have kicked up terrible rumpus be-
cause Gen. Scott has not made public his
pinions upon the. eDerossing political ques-
Hions of the day, and yet we Wings are Jus,
.T quiet mice about Gen. Lanes opinlots
90 # they were Of no manner of account 10
,s'hybody. This wou', do. G.n. Lane halls
hom this eoucty-you may say he is directly
om Evansville-popI ing up for the Presi
rncy right under our editorial nose-yet not
,noword can we say TO his friends or 10 ouI
ends abroad, as to what are lis opinions
;out Free soilism, the Compromise meas
res. Tariff. or anything of that kind. In
sed, we can only say he appears to be very
Cad OF good dinners. and in that we agree
Oh him entirely. He eat as much Of a bio
pner here last week as he could, and hs
eS now gone TO Indianapolis for another and
suppose his bowels are open for score
(other invitations to eat public dinners
Of as good dinners form no prominent ques
~ in which the people are Interested OF
/ disposed to differ. as everybody appear,
,spe in favor Of them, especially those who
! get 'em, we have been looking Tor ligh
teother subjects in which the people do fee
interest not SO intimately connected will
Il bowels. but quite us much etfeciins ih,
fiacpies OF men. From the above extrac
F. Jones, of The Vincennes Sentinel, who il
Dr. neighbor' to The Gazette, appears I,
ce got little the start of the world. as il
nhabit. and hints at the General being ;
ee- Soiler. Now we want to know Mr.
ms candid opinion on this subject. Mr.
els knops-therei is no doubt Of it, for Mr.
:os knows everything-so Mr.. Jones do yo,
eS the General is Free Soiler? IT SO
IRE dorn on him-ii not, we are dowr
apnes like a thousand brick, for throwing
false insinuaiions calculated to iniur,
Lane. whom personally we in common
our fellow citizens Of VanderburgI
ny esteem. Come now, make an oper
-et of it--for the man who can enlighteI
npublic on Gen. Lanes opinions, ia {
p and She bird that can sing and won
Unjust be made to sing"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

A ToBAcco-EATiNG GoAr.-There is a
curiosity a, Thomas & Thornion's Lisery
Stable in this city. in the shape Of a goat,
which che VS. tobacco with an avidity. rarely
equalled ny the most veteran consumer Of
the wood. Unlike the hiped portion of the
tobacivorus species. her eoaiship swallows
her quid after extracting its virtues. and she
will eat in this way. apparently unframed,
quantity sufficient to poison the strongest
man. This singular appetite for one Of the
most nauseous productions Of the vegetable
kingdom. appears to be natural 10 the ami.
NAL st. Louis Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

A Commonwealth wo urchins were
trotiing along together one Of them fell and
broke pitcher which he was carrying. He
then commenced crying when the other boy
asked him why he took on so2'
Cause" saws he. when get home.
mother will lick me for breaking the mug"
What. said the other "haint you got no
grandmother living at your house7"
mo" was the reply.
swell. have. and might break two
mugs and they darn't lick me-"
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ARcHrTECTURAL WORE

ARCHITECTURAL WORKS.
r AFt.VERSS modern Builder Gside;
LOrvens Architecture;
Brown Carpenter Assistant and Rural Arrh-
itecf;
Nicholsons American Carpenters new Guide;
FredgoIds Carpentry;
Lafevers beauties of Architecture;
D,wn ngs Country Hous O.
Down,ng's Landscape Garaening and Rural
Architecture;
Wightwicks HINTS TO Architects;
Hatfelds American House Carpenter;
Beniamins Builder Guides
Benjamins Architect;
American Architect;
Nicholsons Mechs mics Companion:
Stewards Dictionary Of Architecture.
For sale II the Book Store Of
E. H. HOOD & CO.,
novs No. !, Foster Cornor
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Kinkle, the German patriot. whose arrival
has been looked for with much interest bv a
large class of our cirizens reached here Sat.
urday noon. The Red Artillery. together
with Mayor Taylor and deputation Of Ger
when he together with his suit were placed
IN carriages and conveyed 10 the residence
Of one Of our citxens. A great torch light
procession and other demonstrations Of wei
come are talked of. and will doubtless come
of at an early day in honor to this distin-
gushed stranger.-C Gin. Atlas. Sd.
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arrived at Brazos, but. hearing that there
was detachment Of 200 Texans between
them and Matamoras, concluded not to pro-
coed any Further.
Many OF the United States troops had de-
serted and joined Cara vajal's troops. A la
ter report says that Malamoras was captured
on Friday or Saturday.
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EAsTPoRr, Miss, Nov. 4.

Adificulty occurred hereyesterday between
Mcajah Busby and John BudGicks brothers.
in-law. in regard to some family AFFAIRS
Last evening, they went from this place 10
the residence Of their farher-in- law, Mr..
Turner, who resides about six miles from
this place. The quarrel was again COM
menced. and resulted IN the death of Buddicks
who was shot BY Busby. Buddicks died in
stantly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

INDEPEypENcE.-"John, what have you
been doing7'
Fighting"
what have you been fighting about?''
Il don't know. ! saw two boys fisting il
in the street and one thing ] can tell you.
when see fighting going on YOU don't catch
me neutral, I'll be independent enough to
fight on one side or the other, right or
wrong"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

"Lamew sighed Mrs. Darlington. 'here
have been sutterIIl' tie bisamies oil death for
three mo tai weeks. Fust was seized with
II bleeding phrenology in the left hampshire
oi the brain, which was exceeded by IA stop
page Of the lett ventlaior Of the heart
fins gave me an Initiation in the borax. ami
now l'm sick with the chloroiorm morbus.-
There is no blessIn' like that oil health par
t'cularly when you're sick"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

EGen. Lane took passage on the Clara
Fisher yesterday afternoon, for Louisville
OH his way to indianapolis to partake of the
pubIi- dinner rendered him at that place
Mr.. Sam'l Forrer, the principal con'racro
on the unfinished portion of the Wabash and
Erie Canal, also went as passenger on the
same boat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

%Let no man be too proud TO work.
Let no man be ashamed OF a hard fist or sun
burnt countenance. Let him be ashamed
only of ignorance and sloth. LIE; no man be
asha med Of poverty. Let him be ashamed
of dishonesty and idleness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

CO. The river at Pittsburgh on the 4th
was :alling. with three feet seven inches in
channel. At Cincinnati, same date, river had
risen three inches. Slowly receding al
Louisville and swelling here
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

NEvery Important piece OF iron used l.,
the construction Of the crystal palace, was
tested BY The hydraulic prrss. II similar care
wa- used with all the sxels and machinery OF
a railroad, many lives would be saved.
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FIRE NOTICE.

The members OF Neptune Fire Company No. !,
will attend regular monthly Washing this (Sat.
urday) evening, at Z o'clock. A full attendance
is requested, as important business will be trans
acted. BIZ crder. GEO. FOSTER, Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

~T The New York Express Of the 3Oth
Oct, says that Daniel Webster received
$1,000 Tor his argument on the great India
Rubber case at Boston,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
SYRACUSE. Oct. 81.

Placards are posted up in different parts
OF The town, This morning warning iugiives
slaves to ''beware of kidnappers." Ii Is re-
ported that the deputy marshall has got
warrants for the arrest OF several fugitives in
this place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

CA western poet in speaking Of :he
muon .',,-: She laid her cheek upon
rlond like beauty on Young mans bosom."
Two To one he ms been setting up with a
blue spencer lately.
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September 3, 1851.
Blocked in.

The matter was at first looked upon ms
hoax, but subsequent events led to commu-
nicaiion being made with the Admiralty,
who sent for the balloon nd card and 'mme-
diatrIy on their receipt sent down Capt
R.ecbv r IN GIonce ster with another
officer. TO make inquiries. These inquiries
are now being Prosecuted Capt. Beechy
having heen twice at Wooten examining all
parties resident there. II turns out that il 10
a real government balloon. o fe xactIy a similar
kind TO those SEM out with the E:ebus, when
she sailed from England.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
MoNTPELIER.Yt. Nov. /.

As the freight train was passing Aerdlord
TO day, the brhige gave way, preclpiiating
The locomotive iuto the river, Instantly killing
the engineer and fireman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

The Col. Dickinson was here. from
lie and Cincinnati last Thursday
Indebted 10 the otliging first Clerk,
J S. Harper. for a large package OF
Thi- is light Graug''' and good
D weii deselvss lie excellent palfou-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08

FRESH ARRIVAL.
Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes.
- TIE undersigned wond ros ectiuh ~<A>
~ inform the public that he has now
on hand, and il weekly receiving thsv -
la,es, end most approved styIss of the above
articles. Satin, Bea yer, Silk and Fur Hsas, from
the best manufactures. ~
Walking Shoes and Slippers. Also. Tor Misses.
&c &c, low .or cash, at Mr.. DeFoe's old stand,
opposite the Bank tnov6tf) ]. M. PARVIN.
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Providence, r. I. Nov. /.

A man by the name oi Patrick McClosky
was murdered here to-day by his wife. She
as been arrested.
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MoIICa

a LII persons indeoled the subrcriber. viii
n please call at the Store o Messrs. Morgan,
note or cash, on or before the 25th Of December
next. tnov8 d) OLIVER LADD.
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The London Morning Chronicle publishes
the following interesting statement vouching
for its accuracy. and saying that the Admir-
atty has ordered an inquiry:
GLOUCESTER, Friday.
An extraordinary circumstance has just
happened here. which hasten 10 communi-
cafe. 1t is almost incredible. but for The fact
that the authority is undoubted, and the Ad-
mlralty have been induced to order an official
INQUIRY which is now being proceeded with.
These are the facts: Last Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Russell, lady living at Wooton,
near this city, observed something 'siI in the
the gardener he found it to be small bal
loon. IN the car If which WAS card bearing
the following inscription:
Ere6us, liz w. Long.
II deg. N. Lat.
September 3, 1851.
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C,xc,xxAr, No,-. p. M.

CINCINNATI NOs ., = IVA
Flour is inactive; nothing has heeL' done ex-
eep< in a small way. rOnHd lOt at Madison
was offered on cLarse at 81 go Whisky IS Gull
a: l61c. Groceries, cheese in demand ii Ga 63c;
800 bags Ri coffee sold at 9ia9sc.
HoGs.-300 hogs we're packed to-day. Thu
weather is favorable. No sales
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Loursysase, Nov. 5.

Loursysa.E, Nov. s.
Transactions are much restricted IN all de-
par.me MS Of trade, and HE market continues
quite dull The river is falling again, and nav
;ga,ion is only favorable ior the smallest class OF
hats The wcaa he, today is clear and quite
COO.
Ras.ging and RSre-There sse ne sales beyond
the film OF very snail 0rders at f3& and 6Ar.
Coal-i, etal sales Of Phtsborg q 5ee Per busiI-
Clonr ana r,ib-Ms,ket quiet, wih small.
s,tes Of Hcnr rom store. - So 3e re:sl SALES at
ga 5oaA o. W,.ea: ranges from 81 u 6ee; As to-
quality Ear cor. aaa40; sAened 4sa46a1 new
corn CASTLE. Oais Sa~e-
Hays Coed timothy is :'ei!,ng = SIIsix PEI
ton los Close pressed, ana Sicisr on re,Hn s']-
Characteristics Of RE cCoee A. sta9tc-
Sales OF 20 hhds fair N Orlea ms sugar ~ oSaoac-
Cheese 81. with retail sales al &C.
Fiaxseed-In demand a, 81 p. bush.
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The political d,fficu,irs which threatened
In prevent the construction Of railroads be.
wr.n AL xn,drra, Cair, and Surz have
fi'aIIy been removed by mutual under.
standing between the Sultan and Ali Pa. ha
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..# Fl 3.reT .Hs@HH H#U.. DRcsAnsR 81, 1850.
IN petition OF o. w. Whittier, Concord, New Hampshire
the extension nj patent granted To him the 10Th
day OF May 1885, for Improvement In hream for sewn
patent which takes the 10Th
ofMsy, ISL 4..r a SSH I'll ~ -5sa1r5. --a
said petition be heard Al the Patent Office,
Monday, the lh day Of March, 1851, nj II ocock and all
notified appear and show they have
petition ought be granted. r-,f5t
ordered Also published Repubic,
IRencer Unon Washington, ID. c.; Tribune, New York
Providence Journal Provdence Daily Bee, boston, Msssa
Journal H., for three
THoB. EwBANK,
Commissioner n Patents.
papers please copy. and send their
bills the Patent ONCE with containing this notice
Zee 0S-aw3w
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u H. HOOE Il CO., PennsylvNnia ave1aue, botwesn
L. Streets resolving from the secss
mportaons New YORK The following rich aad nos desirable
goods, viz lHE II 1ttl - st#
silks, great variety nd most fashisnahs siss
Coored k vslvss Of shade OF eolos both wide m
stsst ErN le5#
French cashmsses ovssslinss ias Of the lssss
styles, and very rich
French msrinoss, o. every color and nasss quality
watercd and plain Irish popatns
Black and c0sossd wassred shs
Real thsesA4acs capss very 6eh
asssdaee collars, Jsnny Lad style ssursly sew
FrsncA worried cears cnlk ord sesvss 8
Richly esuheutdese1 svoninG Asoeses
Rich Thin dix nsaaytsls, NJ evening drsssss
Real tAreAd-lacs berries
Black cspss and bsstbss
White and culorsd cSaps sAaWh
Real csshnnsfe hong shaWs
Rich saek cloaks ~ 0ans3es
Vevy richly enbsotAessd henAeersAAeh.
Together great variety a other And deraAe soe
which they ennmsraae anA TO al Of vn
u,ey respectfully invite especial aisntton
Dec 3-<wf -H#t t#.
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Me- IeASJ 6rtdaE FsRAtpesa w<<S 1soy Ssss q
Bvewas Hotel WasAington, b. C. 4H
rHAs. DE Sci DING ANnREW wYLIE, IT,, having osmsd
pastnsSbip for s prosecuting claims before
before board VI
nieasf appointed r ts adjustment Of sposeas o. 9th.
tha
ful and kN Ill business tbss may b ntusssd
lhsr chsas They Will also attend Obtaining psnoas
land dssos ansng uslu coansc uestss,
bsyng and ssiss real ss'aas collecting private saS
Andrew Wys H. will n,lsaa any law bnslns.. wh which
nu,sof the arm may be inuslsd In ANY 81 the courts
DiSsSlcs, court the uSitoA ststrs
Ch ~ ssdny being Unised state. comlss.oasI n,o..as
ali the States OF uc Union
give prompt the taking III tesony .ck1o~asde
deeds, which Appeitain u MS ONCE
Chxxysv will bs And regulated ~ The sout cisimed
and the xtent Of services required Il s,s-1#
paid will receive immediate sttenuon
SCENTS
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DscxNafR a. 1850. /
ON petition Of j. A. Pitts, q Springfield Ohio, and H. A. Pitts
Alton Illinois, praying for the sxsnsion Of patent rantsd
Of asc, 1887 Fs an Improvement IN shrssh
ing cleaning grain un the Of sid
patent place the 20th day u juae, is6l
II ordered that ts said petition Be- heard TIE Psssne
Monday March, l65 II II O'clock and al
appear why
said petition ought mot 70 be Uantsd sg. -IW
Peos the extension required He In the Patent
objections specifically writing
by either
said hearing be taken asA transmitted
Of the once, which will be Furnished
pcation. ..a1.. -
Ordered be published In the Rspbnc Intel
isencer Union, d. c. Tribune New York Daily
State Journal Daily Alas, Cnctnnati Ohio
~..n. -.sn.~,,r
Commissionss of Patents.
Editors papers will paenss copy the
bills to the once, with papsr containing this notice.
2S-lAw3w tf' + . ftt
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JENNY LIND Opex~ 0lasses FROM the Optical lnsa.
in Munich and Vienna in Germany poprsssM =
coavsataoce AZ thDs nuse
United states, established hsaaeA IN ~ dV
New Yovk. sF sf lEHE3s aU n taYFa VA.
superior quality Of the Maach giasss ack1ovslss -
they uss in almost university In Germany and ness
thousand been cold during Jsnny sdb eoaess ~ w
York and Philadelphia
An extensive vaey Of telescopes optca insuDesn ~
ssses spectaces hand and assss s n francs 70 cfoe
Mr. Beehe Of the nYna Of Wsisssin Co., View Yosh, WI -
wish their tarsuly exAneA -
gsss sdapsd through which cshed In coenssea Win e ~
kind gaases the win be ccassvs1 ~ asoa
Dyer Mc0uirs have bees appointed sesso ~ ~ Guy Of
ingon have received full asorsnsnt a NJ
respectfully invite tho asnuqQ OF the ue
Mr. Becke will remain In de city for nv de ard WI ~
special attention such may fequre his servtees
77 u l77'7 I'LL DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Of 10th and fsRasyivsnts avssss
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PosI osslos Dsr4srsssr.

PosJ Oyncg uSFA aTaEsI.
December "a 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be this department until
~ O'clock the z of April next ioi furnishing ior
four such quantities aud
at such be- and ordered 100 me mail service,
mail bags OF tho following description, TO viii.
CANVASS MAIL BAGS
size No. CAS- inches la Length and oa inches IN eifeunofenee
be 10
inches be doubled and
ave fold
Size No {4l inches
weighing l3 the "a
inches cloth " be woven like
Of the hrst size OF bass,
taa inches ia length and u inches
weighing ~
audi the be above described.
of Mos
number OF eyeet hoes aud provided with
their mouths All to be marked inside and outside hus
"U. i. MAIL"
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
Or bags circular fastened
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GENCY, WashfnGton-The undersigned, late Of the In
specton Office Department, oners his servs
generally and those Of the south
particularly with thar his removal from once
has for
tanned department honesty, capacity, and hdey and
refers Office Of both parties with their hearty
consent, 70 him therein.
business nature At the seat Of
government will be thankfully received promptly Despatched
"--- - ~ JAMES OWNER, Agent,
JuIv <-du late Post Once Department
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WILLIAM HORHER,
RNEY AT LAW,
Loaedsfer. Graaf cossNfv. IVtscOastn,

(LArR vApauIKa couHTv, vA1 lf
WILL Of Grant, Dans and Iowa countless and
w federal supreme Madam He will give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims the
redemption Of ands and The payment Of taxes fol
non-rssiden, landhoders In any part Of the State.
Refers to Hon H. o. Foos u Senate Hon. James Mason
u H. SENATE inman Homer McssrS Knoz
Mason attorneys law New Yort Professor W. y aornss
B. Crockett John A. Ka.son, attorneys At law 81 Louis
Missouri ApIp-lswiy
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JaOR Raymonds eiegsns tight metallic cases.
Pennsylvania directly opDes Csa
by's Hotel. 4.J ar 400 Il .fs 1880 tts (. /.
Having completed factory which hes ssah
the demands for superior cean and Dsay
that and greatly eccoWmodan
unfortunate need conn Of hsis fsnA ~
CONN., We attend conducting funerals IN he country OF city 80
sjct regard Runor cootrAsy s resas
OF ea T. Taylor never placed Ass
nss Of tsm bunting ffsn he f.
msnAion Of body WITHIN .4..
Dec g. dan. uA4essah~
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NrNEEsAL vap0r BAth-Adopsed unanimously by C0upeas
In through ssdaiious Of Unitsd
states surSsoas physcian testmonas
The position
debtaisd and to the sss equal di.sss,scn .
heat The dHs The edec
ansdoe sutt ube a. The United sss psnsstiar
and ec5snt Ia 1ssases called msfcuria In rnsu
mate cutanrcb Ac, % saua II the operations Of s
far famed oishi ban sll used In Turkey. there ~,
10 me ossans on respiration and bgn for mskinl
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