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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23
CONCORD, N. H., Feb. Id p. M.

Gen. Pierce has just taken his departure for
Washington, accompanied by his private Secre-
tary, Sydney Webster A large number of his
friends took leave of him at the depot; but, at
his request, no public demonstration was made
He will stay in Boston tonight.
Gen. Pierce has selected his Cabinet unchang-
ably. He has not as yet communicated the names
to any one, except those selected for the gener-
al Offices, and probably will not do so until the
4th of March.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

MAGNAYIMrTY OF DEsPoTs-Kossuth's moth
er recently died at Brussels. The government
refused to permit Kossuth to visit her. Was it
an act of vengeance on the part of royalty! or
do the crowned heads Of the continent really
fear one poor and cxiled man! In either case.
what compliment TO the genius, and eloquence
and past life of the noble Hungarian!
Geason's Pictorial
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23
New YoRK. Feb. 10.

A letter from Tunis dated Jan. Sd, says the
Bey of Tunis is dangerously i'll. The country
is in distressed state. Famine threatens the
inhabitants-the currency is depressed by Gov
eminent and is not worth 40 cents on the dollar.
Foreign merchants refuse it in payment of debts.
The Jour. of Com. Of this A. NJ, says that the
Hon. r. ]. Walker is improving in health and is
now considered out of danger.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

The Post Master General is urged to extend
the mail service by new route from New Or
leans to Vera Cruz, across the country, via Ac-
apulco to San Francisco. The contractors de-
mand 100000 per annum for the service, and
say il will require only II days.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

The Journal of Commerce states that Kossuth
has signed contract with an agent of an armo-
ry, for the manufacture of several hundred thou
sand ball cartridges, and several pieces of ord
nance, and other munitions Of war, to be dcliv-
cred at port on the Mediterranean.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

The trial of Loring Prince, of Douglass,
charged with the manslaughter of John l.. How
ard, was suddenly terminated at Worcester,
Mass, few days ago, by the ruling out of tho
dying declaration of the deceased on the ground
that he was an infide
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

WONDERS IN CALIFoRNIA.-California does
not lack for natural wonders 10 enhance the air
OF romance which seems to hang over the whole
State. correspondent of the San Joaquin
Republican thus describes one Of these wonders
in Calaveras county:
"Four miles south Of Vallecta, on Coyote
Creek, are what are called the Natural Bridges,
two Of which span the creek. Imagination can
not picture or form any idea of the grandeur of
the scene that here meets the eye of the behold
er. Volcanic action has piled rocks upon rocks,
and nature seems to be in ruins. Whilst gaz-
ing the naturalist is lost in conjecture. Under
meath the labyrnths of arches the eye detects
limitations of clusters of grapes, cherries, and
other fruits vines and stems are perfectly imi-
tated festoons and flowers, fretwork moulded
in every imaginable shape; all of which have
been formed when the substance was n molten
mass, and the commissions of nature hurled it to
its present position. On close examination the
wonder still increases; the observer beholds the
natural outline of leaves vines, &c. imprinted
on the solid rock, and the interstices expose Pc
trifed remains of vegetation"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

The steamer Europa, which recently sailed
from Boston, for Liverpool, it is stated, took out
rs part of her cargo, 10000 lbs. of butter
the same butter that was imported from Ireland
some time since, and afterwards attempted to be
sold at auction, but did not command its value
This is rather Improbable speculation for the
importers, but it is believed it contributed lit
tie TO bring down the prices of the domestic ar
tcle TO something like a reasonable standard
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

The brig Taiiho has cleared with the relief
for the sufferers at Madeira. 1t consists OF
$3.50 bushels of corn,29l bbls. of -four, 400 bbls.
of rice, besides some small quantities of provis-
ions. Another vessel is to follow as soon as an
adequate sum of money is raised
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

A Private letter from Keweenaw Point, Lake
Superior, mentions the death of VIM. Schlatter,
whose name is attached to so many of the maps,
plans and sketches of that mining region. He
had started from the northern extremity Of the
point to walk through the forest to the Quincy
mine, on Portage lake, and evidently had lost
his way. After wandering for time he became
overpowered with the cold, and at length laid
himself down beneath tree, stretched out his
legs, folded his arms across his breast and fell
asleep, and in this endless sleep he was found
by passing traveller.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

The President of the United States and a
part of his family, 1t is now pretty well settled,
will make a southern tour, after March 4th, as
far as New Orleans, thence up the Mississippi
and Ohio to Cincinnati, Cleveland, and home
Buffalo.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

The Crescent City, at New Orleans from Ha-
wanna, brings report that General Canedo, the
Captain-General Of Cuba, had invited Hon. w.
r. King to reside at the palace during his say at
Havana.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

Daniel Webster was five feet ten inches in
height, and when in health weighed one hun
dred and ninety pounds.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

Louis Napoleon shows some enterprise and
liberality he is erecting free baths 10 Paris out
of his own funds.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

Mr.. Mckay is building, at East Boston, a
clipper ship Of 5000 tons burthen, to be called
Young America" Good name.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

We copy the following from the Philadelphia
Citu lem =" There are two emperors of Japan;
the temporal Emperor has the seat of his author
ity at Jeddc; the ecclesiastical Emperor reigns
at Meaco, q descendant of the Sun Goddess, the
tutelar deity of Japan. There is a complete
system of espionage. The mobiles of the land
undertake the task ; every man is spy upon
his neghbor, and the odious service carries with
it no social degradation or contempt. No Jap
anese born dare 60 out of the country, nor any
ship or boat of Japan sail from their shores
Ali Japanese who return home from abroad are
liable to suffer death. No vessals are allowed
to land their cargoes or crews, except those of
the Dutch. The population of Japan is estima-
ted at between As and 100000. Jeddo, Me-
AGO, Okosaka Nangassaki and Saka are the FIVE
great imperial cities. The population of Jeddo,
the capital, is said to be equal to that of London
at the present time. 1t is estimated, by an arti-
Gle in De Bolc'S ReuieD, that the trade of Japan
with this country, if she opens her ports, will
be worth more than two hundred millions of
dollars annually. This is more than the value
of the annual exports of the U. S. TO Great Brit
ain. The empire consist of three thousand eight
hundred and fifty islands, lying off the coast of
China, having an area about equal to that of
COMMUNICATING Prussia and Austria,or about
six times that of the State of New York"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
New YORK, Feb. 49,

NEW YORK, Feb. 1876 p. M.
The steamship Northern Light, from San Ju-
an, with 1913 passengers, and San Francisco pa
pers Of Jan. 10, arrived this evening. She was
followed few hours after, by the steamship
Uncle Sam, from Aspinwall, February 3, with
$50 passengers brought to Havana by the Win
field Scott, which with the mail steamer Golden
Gate, for Panama, and the Independence for
San Juan del Sud, left San Francisco on tho
18th January. The Uncle Sam touched at
Kingston on the 7th, and coming out of that
harbor, passed the steamer Ohio bound in, hav-
ing on board large number Of passengers for
New York, together with the California mails,
and $l,744000 in gold. Among the passengers
is Hon. Thomas Van Barren, Senator from CAL
ifornia. Among the consignees of specie by the
Ohio, which will be due here on Monday, are
Wells, Fargo & Co., $4,000.
The principal features OF the news have al
ready been received via New Orleans. The Leg
slature was in session at Vallejo, the PROPOSE
ton to remove its sitting to Benicia having been
rejected. Gov. Bigers message was delivered
Jan. 9th.
The steamer Cortez, which arrived on the 5th
ult., lost 81 passengers on the trip from Pana-
ma. The steamer s. s. Lewis, from San Juan,
which arrived on the Sd, lost IL passengers on
the trip.
The small pox and varo!oid had been preva-
lent at Sonora, but were on the decrease.
Dates from Oregon are to the Sd Jan. The
weather was very severe. Many overland emf
grants were arriving in destitute condition.
1t was rumored at Panama, that boat con.
tanning ! 3 passengers by the Golden Gate was
upset in the Chagres River, and all but one
drowned
The steamer Oregon sailed from Panama on
Goth for San Francisco, and the Columbus on
the 2lst.
A bill had been brought before the California
Legislature to prevent monopolies in the sale Of
provisions. 1t is very stringent.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

~ We call the attention of our readers to
notice of The Singing Bird" in our column
of new advertisements We have received O
copy of this neat little work, which we have ex-
amined carefully, and consider it perfect gem
of book for new beginners in the study ofmu
sic. We would suggest the introduction of this
work into our school, as, in our humble opinion
no better could be found
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

SAVANNAH, Feb. s.
The peach trees are in blossom in this vicin-
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1853-02-23

There are four millions Of three cent pieces
in circulation, but change is universally scarce.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-22

n"s max kng and keep eoist.. htf ,, H., 90
bore. suitable far ~ Ii II, l.s. q and 3in,I
respee uIy invite the attention ol ~ the,
Water Companies and all others in of che.
durable Pipx.alref 81. e.t irs rgrto s. =.
ALSo-Mill Machinery Of the most approved pat
terms n:ade order iron Force and Lift PUMPS
Lard Thibcr and Mill screws at the low es, prices Car
heels ai, other castings for Raroads--Job work of
all kinds promptly ai.ede0 to. They are also the sole
manufacturers in the West, Of Ro,s d Freh,hs Patent
Hub Morcing Machines, for carriage and wagon
niascrs. w ih one of these machines man can do
more work. in day and do II eter, than can do
~ nve days without IL One Of these machines can
be seen in oper tion at Ir. e. DEeKER's this place
who Is the authorized gent for tins and the adjoining
orders from distance enclosing tbs money or salts
factors references. promptly attended 20. jane9Iy
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!tVb 5,OUo La JoseIine Landers;
900 La Rain"s Jana PriRcii,e; lr.r
600 Cuba Principe:
1000 Wandering Jew; a -f
OJ0 La l,sa RegaIia; at HTU .u
900 a Lsneriga Havana CapaSores.
90 La JicoteIae ReSaiia:
600 La Uuinn Lanorina; 3f f+
,tt.O Tuba skies: .' ,,..-r... --sfu.. -.-..tu..
80 Dag genuiue Scasarlatti: tTurkish s. ,obac !,
81 Boxes oiithe finest brands virgiaa Chewing
20, to wit: Holland, May Gueea, +. Gale. Davis,
etc - . d.
consta nily on sad, all diFerent si-e. OF our own
.ctllred cigars. out of Hawai- Caoa aud Amsri.
pacco: all kiu'ls OF our own manufactured Smo
Deco Snuffs eic. wnich We oiferiu Wholesale at
est prices - - ~ u
Il o SHAEFEER d SHREDDER.
I. Main Street, bet LIST S I'd corner of the .iliey
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THOMAS CoNYNGTON, -

sIATIOS2R .Er = -,
VI -OUTD spe tfuiy Inform hl. friends and Tho nah
w lie generally. Thar having purchased O. Nsssrs
s,atli.one 6 " bee.' their entire stock OF EooEs e.
stationery. he hssres owed his ok Store 10 the s,an
iaely oceupird b. them in No. j. Fosters Block eorner
& Main and First Str.eis. 1913 = TIl-f -
The additions hus made to his stock enables hl-a "a
offer 10 his eust"mersa larger aId better Assortment
an has ever before heeE brought to this market; con
.sting IN part Of Misce aEeo $ School Medical and
theoi gieai Books. wriiieg. PhntiIg lIrsprisg and
fancy PaIeT, Foreia G Fancy StafO5-ry OF all
'ihds. All o'whch will be sold Wholesale AID Retail
~ ncinnail prices. TACT 10 htA be would call ths
tten ION ofrountry merch; nts dealers. .1t hers and
ihrrs, being confident be c2b make Il 70 their Interest
:" hrrria-e 81 him. arg 25-r
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tURRBAN'S
q tANTl.BACCHANA ELIXHR.
s,gE AND -suas RE isoY FOR The cuRx or
-pA1.3 TT MpE "a NCE ~


IS not In the tc:lst injurious to the SISTER u Is
pleasant tls Ste and will cure tine hardest ca.es
ofiht,Sc ito We II in all cases If TAX. &C.
curjng 8" drccti IL destroys the desire for II sr.
III spirits when strictly taken accoriIg directr IA.
amt will restore The Individual the ate 60.
br ~ in VIII ch he was before he drank drop of the
dent and he will not Lay least desire intoxca
ting drnks. 30
excess ia drinking the more speedily is the iisease De
veo ed to such the Exir p SseLi-d The ba I'M
OF Gilead-tle oil OF consoaiicn peace and perfect
storation. -fr~1 -t fr ~ 1.as .ae - .Fstt
u The Arti-Bsccbanaan Is neatly put up aud Ia.
elled with fali directions aecompan, ing eae. beis-
Price SO per bottle.
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0EEsCE OF TIE EVAN>VILlE AND
C4A AMEOR DSIGLf.E z RAIEKOl ID C0-

- 49,. f-H EVANSVILLE, SEPT. 3, 1853.
NoIlCE IS hereby ven, that in Ip rsuance of an Act
Y OF the General ssembly OF the siate of indiana
ehtiied An Act u amend the Chrrier of the EyaLs.
ie and Illinois ht'iroad Company, (Approved March
e55l which said am cndEenls accepted by said
sohpaH tho c"rPorate name and sts ot said com
panl has been changed. and henceith % win be called
and Known IS the kv nsye and Craw wfol dsyilie Rail
rOad Company. BY order of the BOARD, @ -a ~
sep6-:m Ia ~ JOHN IAGtE JR.. sec'ry.,
Enquirer Princeton Clarion, and vincennes Gazette
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFIcE on EVAAsVI-LE q LEaWFuRIsv Ia r. CO..
: - EvaNsyILLK. s. pit. 5. 1853. (
NOTICE is hereby giveu. that Interest Dividend
~ Of light pc cent per annum, is declared pavabIe
Ia the capital Stock Of the Company. and after Mon.
daSthe 2th inst % all id TIdaa stoe holders hos,
toek was fully paid out rior 70 Isl OF last July
%" b order OF Tie Rna.t
3 sep'-em :, [,r1r1- JOHN INGLE. JR., secry
Enquirer. Cla ion, Princeton, Gazetto rrd Pstrjot.
ViDeennes, copy two months. ~ -
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sURVEYOR,s NOTICE.

IL persons owning property adjoining the following
n described tracts of land. will take notice that on
the PSI day OF October. A. D. 1853, the County Surye,sr
OF Varderburgh county, VIII proceed TO ffre Hire
md establish Of the nor.h quarter of See
ton No. ,. T. s,R., y. GrrRIcE STEINER.
eetN
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O JAMES Low * CO.

AZ MAI STREET. iorIsvfi Z. Ky.
4 RE now receiving their fall stock OF Foreign aud
"A domestic Dry Goods, to which they invite tho tten
ton OF coming 20 this market 10 make their
purchases We are importing direct from burope the
principle part OF foreign goods and and r sell
thtm on as COED isrms as the same artit Ls cut De
bouyhtin an. market in America Our stock of Amer
lean Pfs, will continue 10 sell at the exact from
ihe ASeits ia the EASTERN cities for Cash in par funds
Our purchases are nlade exclusively for cash unG al
such prices will enable 10 p-FY coxss
Ii inAsERs buying their go ds tne ,slal time
- souh"! -. y ! augD d6wu
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\
1.-THE greattun upon tbe new part Of the line are
n no" inlly compe,ed and the whole road is In fne
eondton, preseniinG of The pctu rescue and
ROMANTIC routes p the world greatssi care 10, b
lcOmfort ard safely OF passsgersi coust nty exercised
hy the officers AID ents of this onlanN ana ere
DO sier read in the United Sia.e Dotw ihs
tPors OF Interested and unscrut cIous agents of other
routes 10 the contrary. 'Fr. n
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville Madison al Cncinniti connect with
me road at Wheeling. aEd through tickets from 'hess
places TO baltimore, Washington. fhiladelIhin &c.
may be had off, T. Morehead, ihe Ieyee. at Louis,
vile, ,orthe boats (ofthe Union Line On at Louisville.
lhe steamer leave the wharf ut Louisville daily for
transferred Il, the Fl = = III 49,
The express mailtran leaves Wheel nc da Iy at half
lpast6 A. NJ and arrive at Cumberland (g0l mes) att
r NJ. aud allowing two hours IN. arrives la Hait
more 3s0 miles) day light next orng in full Tins
20 connect with earl, Washington and Pbiladelphia
trains making the passage through from Hheeling In
lees thaII t~es, hours, iB-idIn & stOppaees. -
Travellers will not ;sgl observe Ilnt this is Tas
APIS Us well as one fthe most pleasant 'rouieste
the last
checked through, to any o. the Eastern pon,.
vi ~ charge fassetR aid baggage are trsisfer
gu 70 tne cars Tor ashi, ton at the Junction. AID for
nia al BAL inp pre. wi Loui hAree 1rsy
points TO obsi'. slis 'me aid opportunity s
ihrougn tickets; from Louisville 10 Baltimore with
pns'ifee o Iting over an. where Tho roie) sll:
- y ssl4 go Sll S0jo Pbiiads phis ": To Now York
Hashin ton 50 SOL
" lille the water slow the Ohio. light draught but
swift steamers vii keep up nueI lion between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. fa.sr gers ma, also rsys
river al Cincinnati. and aeh Leel ~ The way.f
rsroai 70 Columbus and GAINESVILLE ST ges thence
~ wheeling For This route passengers buy through
uekets ~ Cincinnati, and leave there or a o'clock
NJ. daiii aa t-lt ID Fli - ~
y Freghts to al Eastern points by this safe direct
lnd speedy line (Which IS preua to an nmess
Jusiness) viii be TAX aslow ~ Is an, other route All
property carefully handled and delivered good order
inquire as above. WV. PshKEK
-sB<
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DEPOSITS.
9ARreoRD FIRE INSURANCE. G
u.prsORp. CONNECTICUT aa


IscoRpoRArED lsio-CnARTEn rESrh PET AZ. -,
.autl,rireG CapT ss5oooo.-suS'er'osG C9P S's''1.E
This long established ana wen Insurance basiir
for M re ,San ior,y years, throughoa. the Gn,e sa
and s Bh North Asf's11 sx a ana n' @
ns is contracts; and the ownersof prope
sr assured in ali r claim, for rosT Sss SHdsr saa
VIII ~. ,f,orit.s Mills, Machinery, Dweiil
HOUSES II pHrt aSSssne,d e e. eu'~ W
~ es7els o , . ~ low as the risk will admit. The
unaRp OF DIRECTORS. -.5-...
r, uITyriNGTON, President. -.
%. NJ CALVIN Day,
1M,ebAs M = on,.,s Jon ALLYN, ct.
5NAES v ues,vxtI JoHS !? BRACE.
SHAkLhSS -, CHARLES j. RCss. IA .
HENRY hAN cUaPpES TAYLOR, Secretary
CHR,srorrrn c. LyAAs. Assistant s1e'l. Z >, -
FApplea;lon' 'sT GLEN lgsS'cni c. HAGiock Agent.
- '-a'A Evansville. Ind
| dses .v.r --a taaE1- nv '',N
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NVfHNt'VI' W UVtfF StAtNe y"
RATES OF YEARLf DEPO

c. r. SrARKs, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTE u. for tlie above Association. to
hon will DC paid commisslo, that will nett from
10 JO dollars per month The Agony offers the great
ct induceinesio yohng men destois oftraveling mn.
vtng ii.Isrst sections of country as The business. Is
peasant and agreeable For further particulars In.
q ire al tie Office, ~ Uf o'~'t
-orQ .EGg gHoRNBsoOK g. CHURCHILL, Ag'ts
narI2 lyddw . . "a ". ter ST. Evansville lad.
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-G rr- >GEJs:
z ". Sloan. Iai broad st. Few York
cUU q % IUIVCV.

J. =. Chenoweth g. Co., Cincinnati
Ths Is ore ofthe oies: be<r blf>hcd and raost r.
liable lines o; -znsp fcn Ia the couhtry and sole
sgests for this section. We authorised 10 give
rough receipts Tor fr' gGts to and the Esst az
very low aes, Suaraitesig against any ever charges
the route. fefet- .t t I'd e-t-
.tf.a
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DRESS ,TAKING.

hN-N.f DTO-'Di ""uII tutPccuuIfy Inform
iaeios of Eyansv lie that she has opened an es-
ent for dress making. on Second Street two
,ye the Old Citholic Church. where she will be
o attend TO al eaiis in her line. From past ak.
sho feels assured ihatshe can give general
81. Piesss give hcr clll. suri tar
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RANK NOTICE

NJ OTgCE s hereby given that the Annual Meeting OF
y fStockholdefs ia the Branch a: Evansville, OF he
State E,nk Of Indian will be held at the Ranking ous.
on Monday the th day OF November next. NJ O'Clock
wren an clectien will be held for eight Directors
TO serve ensuing Polls to lose at clock r A.
6y order ofthe Board of Directers.n -...- ,..
sepe7.3tds te w RAlHSoNE. Cashier.
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rv.n~vi,,e Comm.rc al Coi,ege. (


ATS AND CAPS...
S. eases Mems and Boys Six. Fur, Kossuth and
- ..f. VI ooi Hats: .4rga .#f i.r
30 d. Mems and Boys Sils and Mohair Plush
and Cloih taIs;
- ; do lnfInts' Velvet. Cloth and Plush TGrbans;
Is do Mems ud Poys' Glazed Caps and Hats
tore BY (seps3) MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
HAWLS! SK1AWLSu-A great variety Bay
State Long and Square Shawls: printed Cashnler
black silk Sbawls; black aud cold Embroidered
his: super Broach L,.ng shaws; for safe low at nu
CCLBURN 81 HERSBERGERS,7
hoo --tI 20 .atai ts Corner Main * later stS.
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TRaNsPORTATF0N.

WESTERN STATES LINE. ef ga
ISf kaiiroadsand Canals. running IN injection viii
II sr.amers and Prrpeliers lakes
NO TRAAsHiPMENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
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~PRoPgI. ToRs: l.. -..
a. n. Cobb e. Co., Foof.ofIDdiar st Buffalo.
A. W. Palmer & Co.. l2l, Broad st. New York.
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DR UkBAN'S - boz
. ANTIsDYHREPCl EXCElSIQR

It's action Isl perfect harmony with the s sie rssu-
ating ai deficiencies aud irregularities of the stomach
and creating health, con- binaoI OF the gastic fluids
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