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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-11-20
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ak si'oat Sour darued fast lines said
lansee to co Aasy who vas so mprudent in
de '''t4'aA "as OF hi. country men Is 10 COM
''ehce be yslas on II .ilsi railroads. while the
couple ~erc progressing 1T The r.te of forty miles
ha"r on lie Birna,. ha.n R.isav '.Why.
mister, tbs ere road l. FUriy considerable for
/ England, bul il "oht DO Il" NerAy. We ride
S''"ddie o tlF.ralhN there. when we're in hur-
~, bur ~keh at ant. w take the railroad
was CONT" iron l hi"'.t ply TO New Y ork, when
Ses 10 f Tier Srtiih By me-, Who on airrh owns
that Big garden sith slit p.lius' around it ?,
l lon sc ~ ~hiie pailu>, :" ses he
don't see noshiu' tlAe, ses l. and mighty
tall fence it i too 1'
he teller burst cat I; fin'-Why, You
ia'h'o '"oi' SeS he' 'ih' M. tie telegraph poles
Ana sure enough, WHEN The engine ttiItr s.ouped
l "a" mem posts hundred iset apart, and We
h - o''' s''n 20 nj Ered fast hey looked, for
al iht word. ike Wit, paine. =
AZ 'hl> n''"'tht, ID, b.ii ran. 81 signal station.
before The e"eAh'y bad fully recovered iron Jona-
thAu'> last dose.
""h'''s it't I" ringin' for" inquired tn.
latter OF Ia E.-h,h ,,..Id
W { AT alf,oa'Lit- D.
ell thi "a Aind Of beii n1lnS does for these
ere SLOW cAr> bal VI can use them are coptri-
'ances N AerIky.':
All. WHY 10, %
1IdN'I ~ it>t-fact, beat sound all to smash
we N"U'd IL Sh"rh tttuu- village before the
sound oi clalptr was IN he b,iS hborhood."
My he!e> - ii possible p exclaimed The "A.
ton>h,d cockney.
. act "gan, by thunder! Why was on the
ORR cars when hem are steam whistles were FIRST
tired. MAJ be You've heein OF the terrible ace,-
dent %
No"
We'll sir, We were going it strong. Hurry
canes were no "haf-alI natur seemed shaken to
pieces when several miles Oh. something was
seen on The track. I'll, whistle WAS lee loose. and
she did scream arfuiIy, but il va, no manner Of
use Tor after tunablns over a span of smart bor-
ses, and biz n,arAe wagon. | WAS inst rising
from pond, when along he whistle holler.
mixed up with some b.. cus>.s, mind TO have
heern The engine man rip When he first saw
The wagon But tbe poor fellow was dead when
his voice arrived. tac;--got the documents"
'Hextraord'naIy !" excl im,d the honor strick-
en- cockney. And do you use whistles vet 90
''B'e~s your soul mol CongleSs stopped 'em
right oil, and now VI ac. On Tie philosophic prin-
cipies that light travels an all-hred sie ht faster
than sound which viii Go. perhaps, for This gene
ration Ne now ell tni are comm by burst.
lng out hight that astonI>hes ai animal creation.
ahd reckon iather >urprl~ed The planetary sys-
tenn AT hrsl. NheH ii ;ried al nj ht the roos-
terS on the road commenced GROWING and the
chickens ali got down nom .htir roost thinking it
was daylight"
The ears suddenly stopped, when Jonathan.
having arrived at the point his destination, look
cd around at lie a>,ouished cockr,y nodded his
head, AID taking his cupet-hag under one ann.
and an umbrella Under liz oll.er, took his leave
as sober as d deacon.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-11-20
TASTE.

Taste is the sensibility OF our nature to the va
riou~ forms OF beauty which the Creator has spread
with such profu~ion around us He hath penciled
il upon the >pan- led meadow and on The Furnished
cloud lie hath cL>,ed il in the gigantic majesty
of the c,d OF Lebanon AID in he tIombIine love-
illness OF the leninl thai twjnts ar urd lis branch
e.. In oiee TO its laws, he hath taught the
Iunet fu;teI IL he grove. and The planets to re-
volve in their pathway through he heavens. We
hear il in the pu ing BIO and in the thun-
iering cataract. aud VI ltrctHe II more legiblY
inscribed on all those social and moral quailtIes in
he exercise OF which cur Maker haih intended
hat should bt forever approaching n arer and
nearer 10 lie ,xhauStless Source f uuerea ID ex-
ceence. These are the mod, IS Nhich nature pre-
SCENTS for The contemplation OF he *rsist and Just
in proportion TO bis power Of det ting among her
con pcajed forms, the simple elements OF lowell
ness. and OF combining them ccofding to the exam
pies which she herself has 81 before him, will he
I'll the vacant canvass with images of beauty,
and animate the dull. cold mafbl with breathing
intelligence. i is dis communion with nature,
which-tndows the artist with what Lord Chatham
has SO well Genomnated tie propheic eye of taste,
and which has left the Bevdere Apollo and the
Mcclellan Venus, the temple on the Ilyssus and
tie temple OF Minerva. 10 illustrate to all coming
5ener ttlons what genius accomplish. We see
thus in taste, AS in all the Original operations of
The mind. it IS he sutl!mest attribute of intelli-
gence to see things as they are.
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Sarah the Orphan.
A BRIEF LEAF FROM REAL LIFE.


The number OF young women who SubSiSt on a
mere piLtance. earned in the avocatons of seam
stresses, mners, and clerks in stores is much
greater than any who has not looked at The
statistics and information gathered this subiect
by the benevolent Carey, would suppose. The
perusal of of his pamphlets some tiIne since
impressed powerfully at the time, but the Rhirl
OF business and incessant labors OF our az locations
had well nigh earned our sympathy. when a little
incident. which will narrate, has called up ali
our feeling, and induced us to this notice.
Entering an Aldtrman's Office few DAYS ago
on business, we found arrayed before the ma is
keeper, and young girl The charge theft,
by the girl, from the store OF the accuser. We
moved to side, in order to catch glimpse of
he culprit's face, which bowed down in shame,
and hid in her bonnet, Scarcely tisible.-arI in
sorrow remembered the face as that OF the daugh-
ter of widow who had once seen better DAYS and
who, after struggling for year as boarding
house keeper, had fallen a victim to disease and
death. As the story OF the detection of the theft
proceeded, sob after sob burst from the culprit,
and tear after tear gushed copiou>Iy down her
checks, while the workings of the hand resting Oh
the railing, indicated degree OF agitation thai
was painful to behold. When the charge was en-
ded, the Alderman turned to the girl.
what have you to say to this, Sarah %
The sobbing ceased, and throwing her face up,
Sarah replied with clear voice.
Il did take them sir. but he made me do H."
q made you steal, Sarah why the girl i,
crazy" said the astonished accuser.
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Tht 8ga.

The breath of The delicious, as NC eros
Sed the water in one OF lie steamboats, constantly
pYing to aud fro, and on the other side, as We
Iode the beach, il gree ting delightfully."-
from the wide waters. How happy | was to see
the beautiful sea more 10 81 once more gal
coping over the golden sands. 70 be once more won
dering At and worshpping the grandeur and love-
Illness Of tbs greatest OF Gpj 5 marvellous works
How | do love tie sea My very soul seems to
gather energy, and life and ligh, from It's power,
us vasIness, rs bold, bright beauty, It's fresh in
MIGRATING airs its glorious, triumphant, rushing
sound. The thin, ripping waves came Ike silver
leaves spreading themselves over tie glittering
sand with just LITTLE, sparkling pearly edge. like
the cream OF brigh; glass of champaign Close
along the shore the water Of shat pale, trans
parent green Color that blends delicatcly with
he horizon. sometimes, at sunset; but out be-
yond towards the great deep. il wore that serene
and hottest blue that surrounds one in mid-ocean,
when the earth is Yearly far below IS the heay-
ems seem high above US. For short time my
spirits seemed ike uncaged birds; rtieiced with
/ all my might; | could have shouted aloud for de-
Hight galloped far along the sand, As close into
the waters restless edge as my horse would bear
to 30. But the excitement died away, and then
came viyidly~back the lime when last / stood upon
The sea-beach >; Cranlond, and | lost myself il
stening 70 that delicious sound Of The Ginning Of
wa.ers-i was many years Younger then--1Hrs
y Batler's .J0ifrnoI
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with theme for an interesting tale We give il
rs the tradition, handed down from father to son
among the natives, to account for the existence of
the city. And it is said that many years sgo the
bones of Tagga were found, but Immediately de-
stroyed by The sertIers who took them for the
work Of the devil. When the Spaniads came TO
these islands first, they found some Of them in
babited by Kanakas, whom they subjected to theiv
power ts
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ADrcDED WEBsTER Man. In one one OF the
boxes yesterday ticket was found withthe follow
ing inscription For President, Daniel Webster
- dead lion in preference TO lire dogs. ~. o.
Delta
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-11-20

The following sonumdrum took the prize--a sil-
yer watch--at Pittsburg; why - the wife o.
the Grecian Alexander unhappy in her marriage
contract Because Alexander was not always
Herr Alexander"
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A RoYaL TEsentR The EAnburg Witness
has the flowing Il may not be generally
known, ii t eur beloved sovereign has at Windsor
Sabbath and day class Of children belonging to
The donesiics. b which She unremittiugy attends
when The cour; is there.
Queen Viesoria could hardly &c engaged in 8
more honorable employment
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insertion item lines less) 81 90
for each subsequent insertion 50 The number of nser
tons must be specified the the copy furnished 1t
will be published until forbid and charged as above.
All articles Of personal will be charged double
the above rates-caSh IN qdrnnce rhcH admitted
Political circulars pubic addresses tor the beneht oil nd-
Viduas will be charged as advertisements 49,
On yearly advertisements liberal discount will be made
The privilege OF yearly advertisers will be limited TO their own
immediate business advertisements sent in by them embra
cling other matter will b. CHARGED for by the square
Iy-Teers ON business connected with the office be
post paid to insure attention
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to the qualified Of Vanderburgh
county, ln.liana that election will be held at
usual places of holding electioi,s in said county, the
second Tuesdsy in October, d. le52 For the purpose
of clecting following officers. towit One Governor
LieuteIart Governor, Secretary of State one
Treasurer of State Auditor of tSte Judges of
the Supreme Court, one Reporter Of the Supreme
Court. Clerk of the Supreme Court, one meD-
Der of Congress- for the first Congressional District:
Judge Of the First judicial Circuit Judge OF the
Court of Common Pleas one Senator. Representa-
tive, Clerk of the Circuit and Court OF Common
Pleas county Treasurer. one county Recorder,
Sheriff, county Commissioner, Prosecuting At
torney for the First Judicial Circuit. Prosecuting
Attorney the Court Of Common Please for the
ond District; Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Assessor for each Township aud one Coroner, and
county Surveyor. =. = :. fl'
t =. JOHN s. TERRY, S VIC.
EraHsU sUiIfe y9HrHsf l9tk. lS52.-aug:l r.r. a frno
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HNHE undersigned Administrator OF The estate
i of William Patten, decd, will on the 7lh
day of October next, sell al public auction at his
residence i'm Union Tow nship in Vanderhurgh,
County. all the personal property belonging &c
said estate, consisting of a lot of new and valua-
bic books, one horse and buggy &c
TERMS OF SME--All sums OF So and under
cash; on all sums over 81, crecit of five months
will be given, The purchaser giving note with
approved security.
septi6-3w VOENY DAMON, Admr.
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NEW ROCKS,

IUST RECEIvED-Uncle Toms Labin as it is or rea
81 life Of the Lowy" BY w. l.. G. Smith; Queech by
Author of the Wide Wide World: Fields Scrap Book
Tales and Traditions OF Hungary Lotus Eating Letters
Ilay the Alps and the Rhne Benjamns Architect
Millrights guide &c.. &c, for sale by
septl6 .-aHF li.i.- T. CONJUNCTION & CO.
CODA sALERArUs-ls kegs best quality just and 70
- sale by s. E. GILBERT IL CO
sept13 Sycamore near Watea
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SALE OF REAL FSr aTE.
TIME Subscriber wishes sell the North half or tina
/ North West quarter Of Section l6-Township
South of Range IL West. The same being the farm be-
longing heirs Henry Lohme deed late of Van
erburgh County. and the late residence of said decd
SaId farm is well improved. having first rate barn
nearly new, and other comfortable buildings. with a
Black smith shop. and first rate water convenient
b the house. Ii the said is not sold before the 23d ay
of September private sale; it will then be offered
III Public Auction, the door OF the Court House. in
Evansville Terms third cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months NORRIS :. JOHNSON.
ai,,.sn ~ I Atty. in fact.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

MR.. f. z. Webster the Prince of picture makers will
lNI arrive here "Wednesday morning. on his way to
Louisville and remain until Saturday. Mr.. w. makes
this ca to afford his many friends an opportunity 10 get
pictures, who could not wait upon him during his late
visit in our city. Henderson Courier copy. 90 u
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COUk,S FAMILY GROCERY.

VIE undersigned has this day opened, In LDcks new
building, on First street, between Main and Locust
stock OF Family Groceries. Of my selection
rom Eastern markets. which will sell at very low psiese
ior cash, or Produce OF all kinds.
sha Keep constantly on hand fresh supplies Of Bussss
Lard Poultry and other leading articles, for sAs
dreet from the farmers having made arrangements
WIN all kinds OF Country Produce. An goods purchased
CeeKs Will be delivered al the residence OF customer
desired as have market wagon especially for that
purpose therefore solicit share public p6sFouags,
ana Will Try to merit H. Please call and examine ny
stock. lje30nl .s 7.sI s---l'7 : T. n COOK
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state OF Indiana (SS a..
Vanderbui gin County,,
rs. F.reign Attachment,

In the Vsmdeaburgh Circuit Court. Sept. ls52.
NVOTICE Z is hereby given that in the above entitled
IN cause a writ Of foreign Attachment issued
the sh day of June A. r. 1852, out of the Office OF the
Clerk of the vanderLurgh Circuit Court, against the
lands and tenements. herdaments, goods. chattles,
rights credits. monies and effect Of said defendant,
which said has been returned executed By the sher
i of Vande burgh County. The said defendant s there
o, hereby notified of the pendency of said suit and that
unless the Sid defendant be and appear in said Court
and defend the same as provided by law, said Cour
will the proper time and place. proceed adudicate
thereon in the absence Of said defendant. IoE
sept29 Witness, BEN. SIINSON, CLERK.
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also assoriment OF Inc linen Shirts and Cravats,
aEd various other articles. n
In addition to tha above my usual stoek) have just
returned the East with splcnded aud extensive
stock of Cloths Of every description. will sell low at
Wholesale and Retail or manufacture the order
G. ,od fits aud perfect satisfaction. no trade.
am using in my establishment a Patent Sering
Machine which enables 10 make cheaper than any
other establishment which dos not them THIS Va
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring Buness
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights Of this
invention Vanderbdrgh county and ask from the trade
al exafniaatiol of this machine
scd4 - GONbEkiS.
PS-Itake measures for Clothing oiany kind, and
make to order in the best style. - go.
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ALLIS q HOWES


AXE now permanently. ocated In their new buildnR
corner Of Water and Vine Streets where they in.es1
10 continue, enlarged scale their usuaI vkoIss
business in Liquors and Groceries. -------
me! nave now In store largey, better and eheapes
oGk OIL imported Liquors than has heretofore bees
Their Rcctifyng establishment constructed On shsla
test and most improved plan, superntsnded byS
man VINO mas had ten years experience In The buneesA
New York and Cincinnati Tfey therefore 1attsP then
serves that they can furnish either imported Domss
Tic Liquors. in quality nowhere be excelsed end q pg.
ces on a par with Louisville and Cincinnat. r'.-f
ahey have on hand splendid assortment Of Tsas and
.nen siock OF Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, 6yrupa RirN
Fruits etc. is being daily enlarged BY shpments hon T.
orleans. They are determined 10 convince merchsns
rom the country, particularly the Wabash White a
ureen Rivers that Evansville 10 the most sdvsutsgeoas
Llaee ior them 70 buy Groceries, and win do al n hss
Our friends on Green River win remember tha tAo
steamer Kentucky No. is ready 20 commence bee
regular trips, exclusively fom kvansvills and w w1tA
TWO other boats engaged In the trade Evansve ne
most convenient point for the tnsaeon Of Green RIVER
business. ldec2s50l a- ALLIs & HowRe,
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

lust RECEIVED, = sf adj ,sroog fs-,if - an
J Mansfelds life Of Scott In cloth; do do IN pamphlet:
Queechy, work, by author Of Nido WIZ Mora:
Memoirs OF the Empress Josephine. Piutssths Live:
Shskspeare's complete Works, Life, Plays and Posus
By ron's life. Plays and Poems Woods Practice Of fNo6s
cine; United States Dspensatory; Qusro Bibles he
Free Masons Monitors Josephus also fresh lot Of ssv
Music: Portmonaes; writing Desks Ink st.nds; Baek
sale by aug1l sAkL LISTER.
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New Grocery and Provision store.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Il ansville and the surrounding country that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the corner
OF Main aud Fourth Streets and II will be his aim 70 keeo
every article In his line. either Wholesale retail.
have on hand large lot fcheese, which win cell b
sh Dairy Aeese-a rich article. Coffee Rice RaisisS
oranges Lemons Teas OF all kinds Lard on vipceas
Moiasses Green Apples Candles, Starch Mustard Pen
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoona
and many other articles too tedio mention which per
sons may see by giving me a An Kinds Of Pro3nse
wanted. fdcc6l 60 ~ JAS SPAIDINC
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Furnish ng Goods, Hats,
Caps, &c.

The undersigned having justCE
bought out the Clothing Establish -.
k0a> meni Of Mr.. S. KAHN, under the -
- Journal Office, would respectfully call
the attention OF the public 10 the large stock OF Cothng
Furnishing Goods &c., which they now have on hands.
They OF the best manufacture and made IN tne most
fashionable styles Having been purchased al such rates
Will enable them TO sell at the very lowest prlces-
Those wanting Clothing of any description or Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally would find II TO their
advantage call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will be found Overcoat Cloaks
Dress, Frock and Sack Coats Shirts Hats and Caps &C.,
&C., which open for inspection. Call you want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE & CO.
decl3u
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
RnTT.nERS

NE, the undersigned, would inform the citizens Of
wv Evansville and country, that prepar
ed to accommodate, at the City Saw Mill in the upper
)art OF the city, with all kinds Of Lumber building
Is our motto is "small profits and quick returns" we
hall sell as cheap as il be bought elsewhere, and
,ake IL to the advantage of all that buy of We must
all; come along and give "a fair show and we will
gse you satisfaction. augf-ul HART & COLVIN.
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Portrait Painting.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given lha. have this day
IN taken ont letters of Administration on the
estate of William Pauen, late of Vandcrbu.eh,
Co. decd All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and these
having claims will present them for settlement
Said estate is probably insol vent.
septt6-3w VOLNEY DAMON, Admr.
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4 ~ - PIECES new Style Bonnet Ribbons. reed this
II y day and for sale by JAS. Low CO.
ssptII All Main street Louisville Ky.
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J A HOUSE 70 RENT.

TINE fine story brick House. with outhouses, or
J. Sixth street, over the canal formerly occupied by
the late Mr.. Stohhoeer, Is for rent reasonable
terms. Apply on the premises or to
septs-tf r-- BEN NURRIE.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
- TIE undersigned would respectfully in gfln
Az form the public that he has now on hand tSlV
kt4 ~ the lsrgest and most approved styles Off ~
- custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid Ladies' Boots Buskns, Walking Shoes and slippers
Also for Misses. &c. &c. Also hand splendid
stock Leather and Findings for sale Wholesale and
tail low cash. at his Old stand on Water sreet2 doors
above Pavilion Hotel. je31yl r. DEUSNER.
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s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re.
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has just
received a large assortment of Supe-
rior Black Cashmere and various col.
ors; also, an assortment of Sattinetts,
Casinetts and Twceds; also, Black Silk
and Satin and other Vests, and CON-
mon Vests of all kinds. In connec-
ton with his large stock of Clothing,
he will keep a fine assortment of Hats
and Caps. Carpet Bags and Trunks;
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ERXT DOOR TO {. BELL, DRUGGIST, MAIN srRIET,
Evansville. Ind.


Messrs. AHLE2-
ERING a. BRUM
MEH Eavsjust re-
ceiyed from their
manufactory in Gin
cinnati, the latest
New York style Of
Fall aud Winter
Clothin gall Of
which are made *
trimmed in the
hat n..naas nm
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GROCERIES.


Ohm s HOPKINS is now opeuingths nness sock
- Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods ever exhibsed in ehis
market His Dress goods comprise uil assortment ofaR
the most desirable styles OF Silk Persian Ciosh Bersee
d'iaines French Musns Ginshans Prinss-ali fsse
eoiors Avery choice selection of Bounets ami Bonoss
Rbbons; also, few fine French Fowe for out and in.
side trimming; Grape Shawis Piano and Table Covers
Sarpetn Mating and nne Rugs, Ladies' Misses' anS
Shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots snl
ware. Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains ana
Curt:in Material IN fact everything usually kept In
Dry-Goods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper bud.
sess, may be found very low for cash. lsp9ll
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ApMINISrRATORSSALE

TlRiED PEACHES.-5 bbls Dried Peaches in store and
IL for sale by jylJ SAMUEL ORR.
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NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE,

ON WATER STREET, HoaSBRooK BrRTrs' GROCERY
rf bstaeca Main and Sycamore.