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Valuable Books.

A merican Miller aud MilIwrighls' Assistdot;
N Painters, GuiIders and 'Varnshefs' Com
panion Moalder, and Founders Guide, giving
complete directions for moulding in Green
Sand, Dry Sand. Loan, Cement, &c. The
Moulding Machine, Erpmes, Hollow Ware,
Bells, Brass, and other metals, with Il treatise
on the construction ofd2urnases; also receipts
for alloys Varnisbes, Bronze, and Colors for
Castings &e. &c. y ~ 1
Just received and for sale by
oct.7. j. STEPH ENSON g.
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Ladies, you will lind at
j. LodWick & Sons,

y. LUuWICK Wg DUHS, 4
A MOST splendid assortment Of FIVE AND
A.cHEAP Dress goods, such as Silks, Satins
Pefagcs, Berge DeIains, .Sbally beragcs
Chinls, Prints &c., &c. Also splendid LOT Of
Parasols, Fans, Kid, silk aud Lyslc thread
gloves, picknet and SilK twist miits, Grape
Shawls, Capes, Collars, Underrhirls, Edings
Inserlings, Fiouncings and a thousand other
articles you must have Just received. Call
soon, as their motto is quick. sales and small
profits. *. [aprl Is 1859. -dw. +
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VIII 9 s S AIS lR q GER.
. IN NfSSI q IA
AND
PRODUOE MERCHANT,
AEn
M@rw6rdl@w
Front st., Ppvtsn@ab Ohio. +


For the summer trra6iei
SS q, ROSS ayails himself Of this .opportu.
k(s nifty Of Informing his customers, and all
who mayyisit Portsmouth, TINT his arrange.
ments are more extensive for supplying their
wants than heretofore, His supplies are now
erfixsng almost daily from the East q I'D South,
ana his assortment will at all times be found
tali and conplets Hc would call attention 10
The fact that pu rchasers can always and among
ms assoftnaent many articlesof daily enquiry.
not usually 70 be obtained at ether WHOLESALE
Houses, which enables him Ia fiiI orders vii,
promptness and at prices that cannot fail d
please. .7s. =
The nndersigned tenders his apecial ae.
kcwledgemenls TO country mercsants, ami
grocers Of this city, also to Iron Masters n
tnis and adjoining counties and Kentucky and
respectfully invites conlinuanceof their or
ders. ~ 80 - ! - -
o9TSPecial attention paid % iilIing orders,
sehd all articles warranted as reprssented.
~ ~ Particular examination "a inSited to- tl,e
follewing branches Of bis trade s.s.s
Cotton Yarns and Batting; ~.
All qualities gunpowder;
j. Choice green and black teas,
Sa All kinds tobacco;
49, Imported and common cigars;
Meet kinds foreign fruits;
N o Louisville lime;
Hydraulic cement;
Calcined plasters;
Grindstones;
Slone ware;
KunaRha Il l.. salt;
4,,s aa.y Sugar &rcoffee;
zsS Molasses;
Mackerel and white fish: dye stu ifs general
j; bacon and lardi wooden ware, &c.
May 70 'Ss-dwtf' s,.R, ROSS.
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ID BELL& co. are just receiving anoth-
III or large stock Of Gents, Ladies', Bows,
Masses and Childrens' Shoes and Boots, suit
able for sammer wear; to which they would
respectfully invite the attention o; The trade,
and all others in want Of goods in their lines--
'lhey oAeT goods AZ tllerery lowest6gnr and
Portsmouth. May 26th, Ie52zdtf
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Books and Stationary,
WTE arenow receiving and opening III
w largest and best assortment Of n
yet n00K C. AMI crrA m N MA pV y y !,

w largest and best assortment Of AAl
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
ever ofe red in this city. We makethe as-
sertion without foar Of contradiction, thai no
town in Ohio is better snpplied Than Ports,
mouth with every article in our line. Our
stock was selected in the, New York and Pfila.
delphia markets, from ihe publishers, manu-,
acturers aud importers--tbus avoiding alb
second rn6ls, and placing ms upon equal terms
with The jobbers anv where. ~.
The public are respectfully nyitfd. 10 scall
and examine our siock,snd prices. as we pledge,
ourselves to ssllas low as any otherhonse in
the esyestermcountry. ,.s,. .s sss !
sss J.. STEPHENSON 4. co
corner Front and Mayketsts, Portsmouth,
s.0oct. 3-dw IS. u. ..,t
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ALI Aboard.
g.

W7 Z, ARE now prepared 10 accommodate
w the tr eliug public, 10 aquick. safe,
and pleasant ride TO and from Columbus On
and after Monday, June 28th, the coaches will
run as follows leave Portsmouth daily at 5
o'clock A M---afrive at Columbus same evening
at o'clock-Leave Columbus every day at 6
o'clock A. M; arrive at Portsmouth same day
ats p. M making only fifteen hours betweeu
the two Points--a distance of 80 miles. This
is now the quickest Route to Pikelon, Chilli
cothe, CirclevilIe, Bloomfield, and Columbus
Of any othsr. ''F
Extras wll bc'furhished at the shortest no.
licc. 5 o..
&> M. 2. KREIDER & Co.
Office Mt the U. S. Hotel. (iune %, 1897
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BOOTS q SHOES.

II PREDIGER still continues the BOOT
l.. and SHOE business, in the build.
ing Of John Clark, Front street, and is
to sell Of his own manufacture Cor
CASH, anything in his line as cheap as it can
be purchased west Of the mountains. All .or.
ders promptly attended to. Work done with
neatness and dispatch, and warranted.
Give mea GALL, and encourage your own
Mechanics.
Portsmouth, Feb 10. ls5l--45yl
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Something NewI
GRAIN, FEED AND SEED STORE,
v KENNEDY a. CUNNING,

SECOND ST., ONE DOOR WEST OF n, E. CHURCH,
s9ais PORTSMOUTH, ONO.
ETAVE established a Grain, Feed, and Seed
IL IL Store and are now fully prepared 70 sup
ply the trade with CORN, OATS. HAY,
(bgs The bale or load,) BRAN and SHORTS,
SEEDS, and, in short, everything in their
line of business.
They intend to keep on hand a full supply
at all lines; and hope ID merit and receive a
share OF the public patronage. Y z .,..,
Highest Market price paid ~ Cash Jor al
Kinds of Grdin and Seeds. s.
Portsmouth, Aug. 8, '52--dwtf
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eTXTHITE LDAD.--5O Kegs Pure and No
wv I, White Lead for sale below the mar.
etby Ifeb2l S. R. ROSS.
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Lumber, Lumber.


or A. FRASER & CO.'S CURING.
QAAfl PIECES of these delightful Hams
Ep,j,Jfor family nss. Enquire Il Pig lion
nsissE. y. y. NJ }. 4, CONWAY 4 Co.
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Maine Law---TO Corn Raisers
AAEhave for sale on consignment, No. 3
wv Hands Steel Ploughs, .Barnbills' Corn
Planters. These are not only handsome arti.
c!es, but tho best Of the kind; both having Ia
ken the first premium al The Ohio State Fair.
B. f. CONWAY & CO., y
mar6--dwu Pig Iron Corner.
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lin, VIM McCowen, Thomas O'Neile, Garritt
Wall, VIM. Barty, VIM. Story, Thos. Walsh,
Lawrence Gallagher.
CONCORD, Sept. %, 1852.
Let the following affidavit speak to honest
men everywhere and tell them what means
are employed to manufacture public opinion
for a candidate who has become somewhat
identified with "certd cates." We hear of
others OF the 49, who declare that they
knew not that their names were used until
they were in print, who never consented that
their names should be of the 1885," yet. as
they are employed under those who are very
real in their support OF Gen. Pierce, they have
not vet been urged to certify 10 their names.
as the three who sign the following are AMI
ply sufficient TO fix the character Of the whole
transaction:
We, the undersigned Catholic citizens of
Concord, y. H., having seen Our names atiiX
ed To "a letter dated Concord, ~ IT,, Aug 10,
1852, TO John White, Esq, Milwaukee, Wis,
that we and other Catholics ct
New Hampshire feel under great obligation
to Gen Pierce for his efforts ia the CUuven-
ton and in ether places to remove TIE into-
Grant test that exists in the Constitution Of
this State positively and solemnly declare
that we never signed said letter, nor
gave any pc son liberty u sign it for Us; tina.
our names are there without our knowledge
or consent, aud that so far As we are concern
ed the whole is base forgery, and It's state
ments false. PHILIP HALPiN,
JOHN GAILAIiER,
JOHN LYNCH.
IS, sept. %, 1892.
Then personally appearing, the above
named Philip HeiPin. and made solemn oath
that the foregoing statement by him subscrib-
ed is true. Before me,
Asa Fowler, Justice Of the Peace.
MERRIMAK, IS, Sept. %, 1852.
Then personally appearing, the above nam
ed John Gal aher and John lynch. and made
oath that the foregoing statement by them
is true.
Before me,
Nh SASBoRN, Justice OF the Peace.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
she Catholic Certificate-Nore 3'eNCA-
opmcnts-Pfcrcites Overwhelmed

she Catholic contradictions ;3evCl-
opmcnts-Picrcites OverVSIIei i"e".
We have already stated that nearly all OF
the tIirty-six catholics who signed the GER
iicate in General Pierce's favor are labor
ers intbe employ OF company managed by
one of Pierce's most active friends. The
independent Democrat, published at Con
cord .Ney Hampshire, where the signers of
tie certificate reside. throws little more
Iiget upon its origin and value. That
journal says:
The certificate is a humbug and no
more the statement of the Catholic citizens
of Concord whose names are appended
hereto, than il Is the statement of the "ho-
" spoon" As VIC said last week mos OF
them never read it nor signed it; and Tor
the best reason in the world-their inabih-
IL to read OF write We viii add, further
that the Certificate is not trHe GeneaJ
Pierce never made any powerful efforts,
either ''in the convention" or before the
people" to expunge that ''odlous test
During the whole time between the
adjournment of the Constitutional convention
in January. 1851, to the f;nai action Of the
people uponits doiugs in March 1852 Gen
crai Pierce. although he addressed the peo-
pie Of the State on other questions many
times and in different places, nerer once I'D
dressed them an fpror Of atoiishiag the Catho-
Hcdest. five except a BRET speech which he
in his town last elction day, after more thu
fUe sirths of the rotes had been cast!
'And yet these thirty six Catholic citl-
zens are nude 10 say. we have been pres
ent in several meetings, have heard Gen
elal Pierce address the people in favor OF
abolishing the test Now, zoe say the test,
Is simply untrue We say, further thas
even the fire minutes speech that he did
make in our last annual meeting, ritter ne
roting acas pretty much over, was not heard
by three of the men whose names are APP
pended to the certificate"
The following Developments viii, and
should command attention. Read then,
Protcstants and Catholics, and tell us what
YOU think of this triumphant exposition
of the desperate attempt made to bolster
up bad cause:
rf,..,, 40 y.,r u,rr,.hi,o Statesmen Fvtra1
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
LAVEH Fltom UALIFOfnaA.
New YORK. DC.

New YORK, Oct. 3.
The steamship United States, Capt. w.
c. Berry, arrived at this port to-day from As
pinwall with three hundred and sixty-one
passengers. Sine brings San Francisco dates
to Sept. LIST, and from the isthmus TO the lSta.
The United States exchanged signals with
the Nevada on the 23th of September off the
Mayguna Islands The Steamer Winfield
Scott arrived at Tandna, Sept. 18th, from
San Francisco. The passengers by the
United States went to San Francisco by the
steamer Cortes. The steamer Pioneer OF
Vanderbuilt's line from san Juan del SuO,
per San Francisco, was lost 1T Simmons
Bay OH the 18th OF August. The passengers
were all saved and taken TO their destination.
The shipment OF gold dust by the steamer
California, from San francisco to Panama,
amounted 10 two millions one hundred ana
thriy-two thousand dollars.
The brig Petersburgh from Honolulu, per
San Francisco, with cargo OF produce was
totally wrecked near North Heads Cargo
lost. Some few cases of cholera hal occur
ed.
SAN raANcIsco
4 destructive fire had occurred at Greka
bh lsiJ -Ctta " -AN.ShHts .f's'' t-p'sNNJ'
the mining news Is very encouraging from
ali parts of the country. In the vicinity Of
Leonora, the yield il from one to FIVE ounces
Of gold to man. 4 lamp Of nearly pure
gold had been taken cat near Sacramento,
which weighed twenty-five pounds, aud was
valued at IRON $4,000 to $1,000.
Much inquiry Is made tor farming lands,
and il is thought AZ larg, portion OF the
emigrants would turn their attention to farm
ing.
The steamer Boston was burned at San
Antonio on the night of the 2jth.
The Whitfield Scott, on her last arrival at
San Francisco, was sezed for carrying an
excess OF passengers, and released or giving
S27 900 bond.
Dates from Oregon are 90 the 2Ist of Au-
gust. The news Is unimpodant. Numerous
em'grants were arriving.
! News from the lsthmus undressing.
I The United States passed the pfomctheu.
| yesterday. The Prometheus is from San
Juan aud will probably be in Tonight
SAN FRAYcrsco, Aug. 81
Business for the past fortnight has been de.
cidedly improved on the previous two weeks
There have been several heavy speculative
movements. Flour has largely advance,
with several heavy sales 10 arrive. Price,
OF grain have beeh fuctuatng with Slight
! " oownwaId tendency. Pork has been i,
brisk demand and prices fully sustained
Butter depressed, and sales have been mad
as low as 81 cents per pound.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERRITT, FIELD g. CO.
Wholesale Importers of DRY Goods.

W EtitsdlS OF DEN NOOuss
E0Gnsci!Ic lad.
1 re now receiving and opening in the large and com
"A moGious building lately erected byEr. OisUer LAID
First street 5strsen Main aud Syearcre street, the
Goods ever brought 10 this marke. Our extensive f.
etes ia connection with New York house, enables
Us to offer sgeh inducements 70 purchasers viii make
To their advantage to purchase OF as snail COR
nue 10 add weekly to our all ready large stock SO as TO
keep il at all times fail and well assorted with
Prints ofeUery Kind. style aud price,
Bleaclred Shirtings and Sheei!ugs.
Drown shirtngs and sheetngs OF al widths, style and
brands
Mariners stripes,
1ickings OF al the different brands,
Canton Canton and Domet Flannels.
Red, white and yellow Fldnnels al WOOL
Cloths Of all eo!oIs and prices, from the principal
French, English and Belgian factories,
Cassilnercs plain and iuey, single and double mild
Tweels all WOOL, and cotton and wool,
Plaid iinse,s OF ali tae Different styles,
Cloak L' = g. do s o.
Earlston I;,ncaste. and plain black UiRghams
Plain black SILKS and Satiirs.s
SILK Cotton aud Wool VcstiIgs,
Hosea-Mens English WOOL hose and half hose,
DO do Coitoiliaii hos,
WOmans do worstsd cotton Hose all c1lors
CloresIsiens heavy Buck Cloves,
do Kid cotton aud Wool do,
silk, Linen aud Cotton Pocket Handkerchief,
swiss Muslins,
J.conett M'lslins
book Nusus
lad CambFicNs.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish LINN dressed and uEdresse1 in hall pieces,
Coorcd and Paper Cgnibric >
Italian sewing SIX all coI0rs and Letters
spool six.
pool Cotton,
MArshalls Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats cotton. do
Plain. Emoro'd and Printed long and Square wool
Shawis
Blankets full assortment.
Beaver Pilot and Felt Cloths,
six and Mohair Lusiers,
Plain. figured and Plaid Poplins,
Buttons. COMBS aud fancy goods cfevcry Mind and
description all which Ohcr % the trade the low
est Cincinnati prices.
ssptl5 MERRITT. FIELD & co.
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NV ORLEANS. Oct. 4.

NV OhLEAN>, Ocl. 81.
The Black Warrior arrived at Mobile on
the Sd from Havana. Her passengers reHort
that the editor Of the revolutionary paper was
garroted on Thursday last. There is no other
news worth telegraphing by this arrival.
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100 GOLD PENE:
NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.

Veg YORK ara LoRfSoiNe Branch.
THE and srsgned have just opened Staple and Fancy
( Dry Good Store, Water st. corner of Main.
Where they daily receiving extensive Stocks Of well
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Hats Caps, UNI
5reias. etc. etc Also superior quality of Ready made
Clothing UGrra7ted; Taiior's TRIMMINGS Furnishing
Goods OF The very best quality. Merchant Taors will
iGd TO their advantage 10 cali and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere TO the public generally.
would Say that Intend 10 keep, al all times. full
snY Fancy Goods Of the Latest and most fashionable
s,y hes suited this market.
Ia addition o. the above shall eep assortment
81 Je,ry aud Notions, equally ia quality TO any Stock
ia tie large cities ofihe West Our Motto is quick saos
ard small profits.
sapi5-f VIM. LoNENTHAL 81 co.
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NDf ...s T. ~ LAM
DRUG ESTABLISMENT.
wCOv,SEY ITECE

THE undersigned have formed copartnership Ia the
4 Drug aud Apathecary business-dnd viii connuns
az the old stand, Main street. formerly occupied by
". ". Wools-y. ihey have on hand general n sort
ia.ut Of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Narnshes, Window
Glass truling Ink, Nc.. sc. q which they invite TIE
attention OF OH customers ana the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended ~, both
partners being fully competent - attend 10 uni of'ch
Of the business. ". " NOCLNc
Evansville sept - 1872. FRANClS 4 LlNCk-
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SsrHyed.

ONE large Gray horse with burned scar on his head
" ey which he be easily distinguished. And Q
medium size Sorrel Mare. with stare in her forehead
white and her left ont Any person returning
the above horses to John Menu Main st, Evanryile o.
give information concerning them: viii be suitably re-
warded sept2eu i
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sew Donk> for Bows aud Girls.

lust HEC'D At THE EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE,
y American Historical Tales. Aunt Mary'S T-,s; Tales
of ths ,ountr Tales ii i! >lous men, Gaoh ih ever.
thug: The ndiaas ia the Gold mine; Footsteps t. M
tura philosophy. FOR sale JJ
Ocli SAdJ H. LISTER
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4. ScHyING.. ...s'--N T. SflWiNG
New stove and crate Waseh"n~e.
Copper. Tn and Sis-iiron IVus Naaafae-

New stove and crate Wasehou>e.
Copper, Tn and Sisafaon Ware Maaafdc-
tory.
Main street opposite the Bauk.
WYE have ;,ist received and Dacnctie best
selected assortment OF St1s e>cvcr brought 70 this
market Of Cincinnati and Louisfl'e inanuIirtnr' con
sstBg OF coat and wood Ranges bHeSes state. toOscr
state aud Kentucky PreminH. cook stoves, coal and
wood Par,oT Franklin. ana Cannon. plate 81 Ids
Paror and al kinds Of heating sl9yes. A handsome
assortment OF enameled and plain Mantle Crates.
Also Tn ware. Coal buckets, Japaned sad irons
and Housekeeping aTticcs generally. We warrant All
articles sold by 20 Ice what We represent them OF the
Particular attention paid to Job Work, one Of US viii
give our personal attention aud il satisfaction Is rot rem
sep sepl25W ''' g W - j. P. sCHwISe & co.
ICASK'S Queleg's extra family Tl2rs ms. reed and
Z Tor safe al aug9i COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
IVRE SCREENS AND WINDOW DiLNI.S.-5odiGer
supply % Windowbiiuts constantly on hau ani ior
sale very low by JOHN {. nEFEkEUA. ia,
jt:7 Main street, between ist and 81.
7 CASE OF assorted Urlpes, lust reed sals %
| augle, }. II. AAGHEE a CO.
MERRITT, FIELD e CO
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Try Goods, ia's. Caps, Boots and shoes.
lddsnc~ bniiJns, first street between NaiD ard - 60
more Evansville, hd. (atcuiar attention pad % or
ders.) sert:3
OCASEs Shifting Check. reed and for sale by
- sept22 JAS. LOW q CO., Az slain -. Lou. Ky.
S0a DOZENS Coa' Loups, reed his Gay .ad f,r SHE
septil az Main street Louisville Ky
! DTIED FRUITS bo!s lrsi Pea,te.. GOOD and in
- fire order, for sala by ljsel SAMUEL ORR
! DUrlERs BJACKIEG-l5O dozen rec'i per erwin
! ID Cny.' Dr sale by 5. r. GILBERT & CO.
sertlA Sycamore near Water.
I IDED coRpS-5o dozen long Bed Cords. reed re
/ ID Twin CITY, for sale by :. l.. GILBERT a 90.
septl4 sycamore near Water.
Genuine 8aVanna scg;srs.
10000 = .5d @5o Washington:
IgrcH T.. l'iyau;
12.uOJ Hernani
f.dHarp-
! 3,C0o Jenny Lind;
Al Tho above warrented gsnaias issorfs9 Ulvan-
Se@ars, aud offer them ST uerv Tor rates,
IN lots 90 emit purchasers /. = GILBERT 0- co.
/ scptl7 Sycamore near Water.
TUSP received, per steamer Pawn from Louis, lie,
- Nader Prints 90 pieces assti Fiauucis 70
suit CT BOYS Clothing; assortment Of Hats and Caps.
cheap by WM. LoWBNTHALL & CO..
ocJ u water street. bear corner Of Main.
Sci LING OUT Al CO 81
THE undersigned anxious 20 close their extensive
4 stock 81 furniture as soon as possible. ofer to
sen at COST 1t their WarerOOms, Main street near
First wholesale retail, in any quantity suit pur
chasers. Their stock comprises excellent variety OF
neatly manufactured Furniture bought Low for cash All
will be sold great bargains The public are invited 10
jya9sm HERsHBERGEa FRO.
IRON RAILING.
Yerandah Bank Vaults, and Rail Work,
by F.T.BAKER..
aug3Osm No. a75 Fifth ST. Cincinnati, Ohio. =
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE. ~
TUST Received 4 fresh supply Of Uncle Toms Cabin
II IS Maiden IL X.
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S. z. GILBERT & CO..

s e. GILBERT g CO.
Agents for cypress actOry.
IVAVEnow on hand md are constantly receiving Cot
4 ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting, which
they prepared sell favorable they
be pafc sed at IN ts ally other city We selling
cotton warns 81 81 and for sCOs, COOS aud 5U0s
respectively with discount "a for cash. time for APP
proved paper. aug25u.
COTTON YARNS-65 Bags just reed per "James
I Jackson: 80 bags IN store and for sale low sy
sept7 :. r. GILBERT & 20, Sycamore near Water.
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NEw MusIC.

4 assortment 81 easy aad popular airs arrangec Us
y Duets, for two performers OF The Piano tore,just
RI ccived and for sale by
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