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Shaving A Note.

Old Skinfint was the most celebrated broker in
Phadephia-his shaving operations were famous,
he generally took off not only beard and whiskerS
but ''one pound of flesh in addition. Young Harry
Scarum one of those daShing chaps who love wine
and horses, and who form majority OF the borrow
ers. Harry having many wants, on various occa-
sions borrowed Of Skinfn at three per cents month
Of and having, at sundry periods made ''raises,
paid off his responsibilities. AT last he got tried of
such constant borrowing and repaying. II would be
six years before his estate could be sold under the
terms of his fathers will, who had prudently post
poned that event until Harry should reach the age of
thirty, and Harry concluded it would be better to
make heavy operation at once, and be rid OF the
botheraion of continued borrowing. Away TO Skin
hint's he HE'D, determined to procure good round
sum and be done with it.
''I want ten thousand for six years"
"Hem! what security will you give"
ooh, you may have my bond-that will bind my
property"
ssHem! what discount will you give? You know
my rule is always TO take discount "off'-besides
you owe me a thousand, due to-day, and lent you
ten in the street the other day. "~--
s'I won't pay what have been paying-one and a
quarter per cent, is enough You may take it ''of,
and take out what / owe you besides"
&c HEM we'll, here's bond for $4,000 at six
years. sign II and it'll be all right"
No sooner said than done. Harry affixed his au-
tograph, and hummed tune, while Skinflint got his
check book, and made calculation.
&c Have you got ten dollars about you?" asked he,
in a moment, g if So let me have ito
'All right, my old boy" said Harry, supposing
he wanted to make change "bere ii is"
eHem! hem - said Skinfint, locking up his
desk and making preparations to shoot.
"Stop, old fellow,'' said Harry, "where's my
money!"
''Your money, you've got
"Got it, what do you mean:"
"Why was to take off the discount, wasn't !. and
the thousand.'
eyes, want my money"
"Why, my dear fellow, you've got it. Ten thou
sand at one and quarter month"; for six years, is
nine Thousands thousand you owed me-and just
paid the Tents all right, my dear boy-d fair bus
mess transdctiOn''
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Pin and Needle.

Lem Smith, the 'cute and philosophical editor OF
the Madison Record, tells the following witty fable,
which is good as anything have out OF
Esop. A pin and a needle, says this American
Fontaine, being neighbors in work-basket, and
both being idle began TO quarrel, idle folks are
apt TO do.
'sI should like TO know" said the pin, 'swhat you
are good for and how you expect to get through the
world without head,''
''What is the of your head" replied the nee
die, rather sharply, 'if you have eye?''
''What is the use of an eye," said the pin, GO il
there is something in it:''
81 am more active, and can go through more
work than you CAM said the needle.
eyes, but you will not live long"
"Why notl''
&c Because you have always stitch in your side, u
said the pin.
"You are poor, crooked creature" said the
needle.
'And you are so proud that you can't bend with
out breaking your back"
"I'Il pull your head off, if you insult me again.
"I'll put your eye out if you touch me; remember
your life hangs by single thread said the pin
While they were thus conversing, little girl en-
tered, and undertaking to sew, she very soon broke
off the needle at the eve. Then she tied the thread
with it, she pulled its head off, and threw it into
the dirt by the side of the broken needle.
"Well, here we are, )" said the needle.
''We have nothing 10 fight about now," said The
pin.
{" 1t seems misfortune has brought us to ou
senses"
GA pity we had not come 10 them sooner" saiC
the pin.
"How much we resemble human beings, he
quarrel about their blessings till they lose them anC
never find out they brothers till they lie down IL
the dust, as we do"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

CAPTURE OF SEA Cow.-Messrs Clark and
Burnham latley succeeded in capturing sea cow
near Juniper Inlet Florida. The animal was caught
in net was male, and nine feet three inches in
length. They succeeded in taking it alive, and
shipped it to Charleston for exhibition. 1t was very
wild when first captured but soon became quite tame,
and ate freely of grass &c. It's tail is in the shape OF
fan, and is two feet five inches broad. 1t has no
hind feet; its fore feet are similar to those of the
human hand but no claws. Its mouth and nose re-
sembIe those of COW il has teeth the lower jaw,
but one on the upper A female was also taken,
but it was so large, and becoming entangled in the
net, made such desperate exertons TO escape, that
the captnrs were compelled to shoot it, They pre-
served the skin however, which fifteen feetlong.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

THE Wit OF CHARLES 1.-THE satirical
epiaph written upon King Charles III, at his
quest, by his witty favorite the Earl of Rochester
is said 10 be not more severe than it is just:
Here lies sovereign lord the King,
Whose word relies on
Who said a foolish thing,
did a wise one.
How witty was The reply: "The NATTER" he OBJ
served, 'swas easily accounted for-his discourse
was his ows, his actions were his ministry's"
His politeness was remarkable, and he could con-
vey rebuke in the style Of a wit and gentleman
When Penn stood before him with bis hat on, the
King put of his. ''Friend Charles" said Penn.
swhy dost thou not keep thy hat?" cit is the Gus
tom of this place. replied the monarch in his usual
strain Of pleasantly, ''that never more than one
person should be covered at time"
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Persons who practise deceit and artifce always
deceive themselves more than they deceive others
They may feel great compacency in view of the
of their doings but they in reality cast
ing mist before their own eyes. Such persons mol
only make a false estimate of their character,
but they estimate falsely the opinions and conduct
of others. Would you read things rightly within
and without do not lead others amiss see that
your motives are right, and then let them be appa-
rent Noperson is obliged to tell all he thinks but
both duty and self interest forbid him ever TO make
false pretences.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

CLEAR THE TRACKi-J. F. FAIRBANKS has just recev-
u by iron horse" his Spring supply of Boots and Shoes
consisting the Congress Boot for gentlemen the Congress Cater
ladies' the Lind Shoe for ladies' and Boots,
Shoes Slippers and Caters suitable all sizes and con
received both Beebes and eays style New
York HAS, Spring These Hats pronounced by ALL
and fashionable Hats His stock
silk plush CLOTH and oil cloth Caps plain silk fur and wool Hats
among the city He receiving large guam
ly of Goods will be sold prices.
Trunks Carpet Bags and ether articles too tedious
MENTION"
His profits and quick reurns' and he fafers
sell cheaper cash. than any the Rail-
road City,
Call and examine for yourself, at j. F. FAIRBANKS,
SIGN BIG RED Boor,
iiueB
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From the New York Tribune.
The Rich Man.

BYJ. W. WHITFIELD.
The Rich Man thinks his gold his own,
And all his gold can bring;
The Rich Man thinks, when thus he think
A very foolish thing.
He builds palace, beautiful;
The graceful columns rise,
And while he thinks them all his own,
They glad a thousand eyes,
He spreads his floral garden round
The roses bud and bloom:
But with himself all enjoy
Their beauty and perfume.
His noble chargers paw and prence--
The Rich Mans heart is proud
He sees them with one pair of eyes,
But thousands have the crowd,
His parlor walls are loaded down
With gems of art-to please
Himself. he thinks-to please, in truth,
The poorest man that sees.
The staiely hall. the cultur'd grove
The park with pebhled way
The lesping feunt that sweetly sings,
For these he has to pay
And pay that other eyes may gaze,
And feast without a care;
The Joy is ours-the task his own
To please them and prepare.
BROOKLYN, April, ls5l.
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A CAL1roRS1A ELoprmBNr.-Tbe Panama

A CALIFORNIA ELoPEMENT.-The Panama
Herald relates the following case of elopement:
GA lady at San Francisco, on the morning Of the
sailing of the Tennessee quietly seated reading
the list of passengers who had engaged passage
for Panama, when to her astonished sight there APP
peared The name Of her husband in the list! Could
She believe her own eyes' She knew that her hus-
bands trunks were packed and that he bad informed
ner he obliged to go to Sacramento on bust
ness which would detain him few days. Startled
and convinced by the truth thus manifested TO her.
she concluded to open his trunks where she found
eight thousand dollars in hard cash. This she dvi-
ded, taking three thousand dollars and leaving five
thousand dollars-the lions share'-whch ex-
ceedingly generous on her part. In due time the
afectionate husband babe her goodbye, telling her
he would be back in three or four days, and little
suspecting that she was not only cognizant of his
vilIany but that out of his means she had provided
ample for herself. He left, went on board the Ten
nessee, came to this city, and is his way to
New York, whilst his deserted wife is rejoicing ia
think that she has so easily got rid of such con
temptible wretch as his conduct proves him to be-
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WOman.

Perchance, far out at sea- thou mays't have found
Some lean, bald clif-a lonely patch Of ground
Alien amidst the waters-some poor isle
Where summer blooms never known to smile,
Or trees to yield their verdure-yet around
That barren spot the dmpng surges throng.
Cheering il with their low and plaintive song,
And clasping the deserted cast-away
In a strict embrace-and all along
Its margin rendering freely its array
OF treasured she'll and coral. Thus may
tie love in faithful woman: oft among
The rudest shocks of lifes wide she shares
Mans lot and more than half the burden bears,
Around whose path flowers Tewn by her tender
MofhsrtCeH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

Cur WORMS AMONG CoRN-E. L. u, of Pc
ora, Ia, says that may be preserved from the
ravages Of the cut worm by sowing among il a small
quantity of oats, (half peck to the acre. The
worms will feed on the oats in preference TO the corn
as the plants are more tender Such of the oats as
remain at hoeing time, can be easily destroyed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

Well, it is-the love-and the physic. And yet
women fall in love with doctors, and take pills !! In
spite Of the poets well drawn contrast between love
and physic, they are much alike in some things.
They both have usually the effect to reduce the
patient,'' and both do so much harm in the world
that it is difficult TO say which
ton Post
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EROCERIEs.-v c HANNA & Co. offer for sale, whor
az sale and retail,
10 hhds good, fair, and prime N. o. Sugar;
25 bills New Orleans and Sugar House Molasses
IS Bags Rio Coffee; 1000 lbs Pig and Bar Lead
40 Kegs Deer and Kentucky Kife Powder;
so Boxes 10 by IL and by 10 Glass
90 dozen Painted Buckets Is Nests Of Tabs;
10 bags AIspice is bags Pepper; 25 chests Teas;
boxes Starch; hbls Saeratus 20 bags Shot
kegs Tobacco; 10000 Cigars 1900 lbs Cotton Yarn
10 dozen Decanters for Grocers
25 Tumbers, Glass Jars, &c
bales Cotton Batting, Candle Wick, &c:
10000 Percussion Caps 80 boxes Candles 20 mats Casa
S dozen Pine Wash Boards bbs Tar 10 boxes HeTring
90 resms Paper: 200 lbs Indigo; 400 lbs Nader
500 lbs Alum: 30 lbs Numegs 100 lbs Cloves;
300 lbs Ginger; 1000 lbs Bologna Sausages
Our Cash, and the prices bound to suit
apr23 " c. HANNA Co.
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GREAT VEGETABLE REMEDYII
DIR. H. B. MYERS
EXTRACT OF


sARsAPARILLA, WILD CHERRY AND DANDEL10N.
For Puriflinq the Blo0d-AH Disorders of the Kidneys
every arising from Impure Blood Iusc
vity of the absoTbents, disoIdeTd 40
Bilious Diseases Consumption DTopsies, Gravel, Scroula,
Ship Fever Liver Complaints, FeveTs Femae Complaints.
Complaints, ImPoency, Dyspepsia, Nervous Anee
tOns, General Debility, DC.
Extract large bottles containing twenty four
1t combines the properties OF Detergent uretie
and Tonic Cures without puglng gripping OF ckenne ana
while disease cleanses braces and strengthens the
system better and cheaper than other ar
Gle in markell valuable family medicine and certain
preventive disease the bad effects OF mPrudenee
or excess
PREPARED BY DIR. II. B. MYRR BUFFALO, N Y.
For eoey disease which this Extract processes 10 cure, con-
ains ingredients chosen their special adoption TO s
RELIEF.
This medicinal preparation operates Alternative
Detergent Duretic and Tonic and in proper
relieves Generally expressed it increases
all the secretiOns and excreons and exctes action IN the
Extract Of SaTsapara, but compound combination Of
many potent vegetable remedial agents to form each
modifying the effects OF the oher and us Ia
the human frame, than any OF them separately
Entirely vegetable and formed with basis OF the best sPec
csSarsapaTa Wild Cherry and Dandehon-t acts win he
mdes restorative produces results
by the violent remedies. Possessing combined all the
auded virtues OF the greatest cleansing meucne ods ON
Kidneys, REFER
internal organthus eating the exist
cleansing portion OF the body and renova
ting aud refreshing the system.
This Extract directly and kindly the blood which
purifes enriches-promotes healthy
digestion and general every
ture Ii supplies vital eneTgyexpels
nervous generally and gives to the invalid lasting
health, vigor and strength.
GENERAL DEBILITY AND ENTIRE PRoSTRATIoN.
broken down, weakened and
debtaed who have declined in mental and nervous power
diseased find better more pleasant remedy
Myers sasspsra Wild Cherry and Dsndehon has perfect
control the most corrupt states of the blood even when
fluid is entirely vluated.
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- FOR RENT-THE CARLISLE HOUSE, lNDIANAP-
% OLSrhe subscriber hevng recently purchased the above
III commodous, and pleasantly located Hoe offers the
for good and responsible reasonable terms SAID
Hotel pleasantly situated Washington
of the State House. indianapolis Indiana the
the Tee aute and indianapolis Railroad Depot having the site
Shops The House
avey has been painted and entirely renovated and whIie
washed since being purchased There also connected with the
House fine Omnibus, Notwithstanding the dizziness of tie
been doing good and business under The
tenencs OF Mr. Robert Gray having constantly from twenty
thirty regular paying Boades together with good share of the
travelling custom of The city,
The undersigned being extensively engaged the milling hu
which requires his undivided attention. the
ntendent and family wishing in business which
they regard unpleasant and dsagreeabe but desiring
tirement. offers this desirable property for rent.
For further information, apply JOHN CARLISLE lndanapo
lis Indiana r. p Gray the present incumbent the prem
ises. person. or by letter, post paid, 10
JOHN CARLISLE, Proprietor.
r p GRAY. Superintendent iunel3 -ddswtf
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JOHN O'KANE IL SONS
NEW BOOK STORE.

NETE friends Booksellers Country Mer-
Nv chants Professional Gentlemen and book
generally have opened indianapolis Marion county, In
diana Book Store We prepared :ny time supply
small with and FRESH
stock Of Books and Stationery We keep always hand large
complete of Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
School, and Classical Books; together with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery
and All others wishing purchase books give call
thankfully received and those who send that
they be promptly paid
mail otherwise quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
nav2alwtf Ne Norris Buildings under Odd Fellows Hall.
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GA country editor, in speaking of a steamboat,
says: She has twelve berths in the ladies cabin.
"0h, life of me-" exclaimed an old lady on read
ing the above, "what squaling there must have
been"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

f=One half of the melancholy that you run against
is caused by Incidence and feather beds. The best
remedy in the world is useful activity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

e. What is idleness? Working yaller mountains
on a pink subsoil, blue tail dog in sky colored
commissions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

o. What is knowledge? To be away from home
when people come 10 borrow books or umbrellas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

FoLLv.--To think that you can make pork Of pig
iron, OF that you can become shoemaker by just
drinking sherry COOLERS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-07-17

As- What is fashion, Dinners at night and head
aches in the morning. ~.
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ruIHIs truly valuable Remedy Lungs and
Throal has become The chief reliance afflicted
the known for the above complaints While
powerful remedial the most desperate and most hopeless
mdes and most agreeable flmy medicines coughs
and colds Read below the opinion OF who are known 10 the
world, and the world respect their opinions
From Professor HITcBcocK
James c. Ayer-SIr: yeur "Chery Peciora" in
my own case Of deep-seaed Bronchitis satisfied from
Of larynga and bronchial difficulties II opinion as 10 lis
YOU thk pTop can DC O' EDWARD HTcHcocR LID
President OF Amherst College
From the London Iancet'
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL valuable prepare
has fallen under notice After careful examination
we do say have large appreciation Of lis mera
fullest confidence usefulness for coughs and lung
Dr. BREWSTER of windham Co. Conn., sends following
Dr. G. Ayer-Dear SIR. enclose you certificate from Mrs
Mr. Seth Cady Deputy Sheriff Wham Co, Connecticut Tie
uon w. A BREWSTER, NJ D.
WEST KnLINsLY, Ct, Sept. 2s, 1913
This may certify that afflicted with cough in
which threatened to terminate in Consumption
Ayers Cherry Pecoral." CATHARINE X. CADY.
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
Dr. c. Aver, Iowe-Dear Sir: Feeling under obligations to-
which publish for the benefit OF Others Last
cold accompanied bv cough and made
frequently raised blood and could sleep
night friend bottle OF CHERRY PEcToRAL tbs
use of which immediately commenced according TO directions
purchased the fifth bottle aud nearly recovered now
sleep WELL cough has ceased and all by the valuable
MEDICINE. h D SIONE- A NJ
Principal Mt Hope Seminary.
From Dr. Bryant Druggist and Postmaster, ChcOpee Fas,
DR. c. Aye-Dear Sir Enclosed please find remittance for elf
Che ny Pectora last can unhesiaingy that nc
ever seen medicine which many Of Cough and
Complaints Our Physicians using extensively Their
P'''u''' "'" WI Truly r,f YOURS M BRYANT
By AVER, CHEMIST LOWELL, MASS
i1Iyai u cRAIGHEAD & BROWNING Druggists.
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Nz. The Boston Commonwealth notices a very
queer typographical mistake in its columns" For
10 pious extracts, copious extracts"
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THE LADIES ave parlicpIarIy Inviled 70 eau .

erxs THE LADIES particularly invited to call g.
x - al the LADIES' FANCY STORE Grfhlhs ~
VA Block and examine the stock of fine Dress and tx
- Millinery Goods, which have just been opened
under the disadvantages which
heretofore DONE for of suitable room, but
cupyng commoops where be all the
fashionable of Bareges, renes
Silks San Ribbons Fans Bonnets and variety of MILL
merry Goods.
of articles suitable for Summer be purchas
ed a cost, by calling at the LADIES' FANCY STORE,
imeI2 Grifith's Block.
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OETWhat is wit? That peculiar kind of talk that
leads to pulled noses and broken heads.
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OF For saIe-A pulley with which one can raise
the wind
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CERTIFICATES OF DOCTORS.


constantly benefit
his medicine; fact only waits be
Of its healing virtues The following lererfrom Dr.
DAVIS respectable physician and of large PRACTICE
speaks the following
MYKR The medicine ordered came hand safely must
the medicine far used gives good satisfaction
and that of Others thai m entirely supercede the
Tovnsesds Mrs. my vicinity using
laorg under the last and with
the different noums Of the day Even Cod Liver ODD
benefit but does find benefit from the
use of the Dandeion, Wild Cherry, and Sarsaparila
Truly yours, JOHN DAVIS NJ ID.
CHyahoga Falls, July 10, 1850.
From N b. Howard. of Lima, Ohio
This certify that have sold Ex
Dandeon. Wild Cherry and Sarsapara for the last year.
and il given general satisfaction all who have used IT,
N b. HOWARD, NJ. d.
Llnra, OHIO August l6t, 1850.
From Doctor ALFRED KEIsER. of Peru, Indiana
DR AIYER-Dear certify space Of
with the effects of Dandeon, Wild
Cherry and Sasapara having sold eighty 10 hundred
find be the most ecacous
medicine of the kind | sold. A. kElSER, NJ D.
Peru, Indiana Jaly 27th, 1850
sale, wholesale and retail, by cRAIGHEAD& BROWNING
Agents, Indianapolis. auS-o-"
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n GREAT ATTRACTIONS The best bargains ever. Of
R sf vs sGSnE may R S be Rnd M i
- stany receiving large and fresh supple; Of pure Dg Hd
Confeconeries Toys Jewery thousand and Notions
and Fancy Articles ee-very cheap for Cash. and no nsake
quick turns" the motto so come one come all ana 6Ty y0ur-
| zp EFINED sUGARs-25 barrels Crushed Sugars
! EA 10 barrels Powdered Sugars
10 barrels barrels CARRIED sugars
boxes Double refined Sugars;
just received and for sale by BROWNING & MAYER
s,oYTHEs AND sNATHEs.-
- 10 dozen Grain and Grass Scythes;
RssfTsd on consignment and FOR BRSSNc MAYER
SALMON, GOLDFISH, AND HERRING
- 2OOs g ReDDd' S S% : s cG@@sni
For sale by BROWNING MAYER iune2s
wooL,-wanied $4,000 pounds of Washed Wool,
will be paid IN CASH deduction will be made on all
naSlo
EU oLAssEs-5o barrels N o. MoIasses
I'VE 10 barrels Sugar House Moasses ,,,,yn
Just received and for sale by BROWNING MAYER
aEACKEREL-lOO packages prime Nackere Is, and whole
baes-received IN J"nay RFo SS e sefe MAYER
vzyEAs5o half chests Teas-YOung Hyson Imperial Gunpow-
janeii ''''N' - BROWNING & MAYER
>PIoEs-Apice Pepper Ginger Nutmegs Cinnamon, Cloves,
- Mustard Cayenne ground and uleround, for sale by
| june2s BROWNING q MAYER
UeYE sTUFFs.-Alm Copperes, Nader. indigo and Log
~ wood, for sale by BROWNING niAfEh
jme2S
CARRIAGE FOR sALE.-A first family carriage; en-
u qure of E. Browning or BROWNING q MAYER
june25
San PACKAGES MOI. 1, 2 and MACKEREL, 1850 catch,
ON this day received from the East, at =
jme4 VC. HANNA q %
yEvEAS-oO chests Imperial and Gunpowder,
u prime article for retailing, received this day at -
| june4 v. z HANNA & CO
NvvINEs AND BRANDIEs-Puse Port and Malaga Vine
/ w pipes Rochell and Cogniac Brandy =
Just received from Philadelphia, at " c. HANNA q CO.
| NJ innei4 BROWNING & MAYER
SsCYTHEs Scythe Stones Traces &c. suit the farmers,
| - june4 Received this day. at " G. HANNA & CO
UpRANDRETHs PIILs.-A fresh article Constantly on hand.
- and for sale al " c. HANNA q GO. !nneIy
BBLs Puverized SUGAR. Philadelphia refined
\ % wholesale and retail al v. C. HANNA q CO james
UNLPTIC sPRINCs-Secrei nibed very low for cash al
IA mars WhNWRl6HT~ bho1hhno
Htlw-1 half pipe pure Holland received this day at ~
VI ttns4 We. hANNA W
| <CtANDY-ao0o pounes assorted csndy for sale by -
~ jnne28 bitoWNtNu az NJ, Ion
] u inneio v. C. HANNA & CO
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A clear conscience is a sure card.