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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-10
snort Letters ON Small Subjects.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 8, 1853.

flTTSBChGH, aug. D, 1000
FRIEND App:-My last was all about the
weather, rather a sm' II subject to be sure.
nut very good to begin With. Why in the
thunder don't he write on railroads, &c!-
Well now, just hold your temper, and he'H tell
you why in the thunder he don't write on
railroads, &c.; simply because every body else
is writing on railroads, &C., and ] don't wish
to travel with such a gang, over such a
crowded track. wrote you sheet of fools
cap, caucs full, closely written, folded it, en-.
clio ;ed and sealed it, tore it open and read it
over, found something in it | didn't like,
erased it. folded it up and sealed it again, 'ore
il open sgain-seemed longer than ever,
erased some more. folded and sealed it again,
&c., until it was full of black ensures and
still long as the Presidents message. Thun.
der, thinks ]. prolixity has killed you. con-
demned you to oblivion. and consigned it to
the flames. had just finished an almost UNI
interrupted trip Of thousand miles over rail-
roads, besides steamboat travel, had seen the
worlds fair, Gen. Pierce and the whskered
woman, and all creation besides. All was
contained in that important document, and
with 1t all met common fate. I'm glao Of
it and you and your readers may well be-
'"'uo weeks ago last Sabbath, attended Tri-
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TENNESSEE ELEcrIoN.-The Nashville
Banner, OF Saturday, says:

TENNESSEE ELEcrIoN.-The Nashville
Banner, OF Saturday, says:
Such returns, complete and incomplete, as
we have received, will be found below
They go but little way toward furnishing
materials Tor forming all opinion as to the re-
suit of the election for Governor. But as
far as they do 60 they appear very favorable
to The election of the Wing candidate. The
Wing loss in two large counties of William
son and Wilson, of 100 votes in each, took US
by surprise. The gain for Johnson in Law
renee county is accompanied by gain for
the Wing candidate for Congress in that dis.
trict, and may, therefore, be accounted for on
the supposition hat there was good deal Of
swapping done in Lawrence.
Gen. Zolicoffer, notwithstanding the des.
re efforts made by his opponents to beat
r-uns 30 votes ahead o. SCOTS majority
Z mis- county last year. His election by u
handsome majority is sure.
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GARDN IRIS MAGIC wOUNn
III T. A \. 4, u

Jed the following sta,emep, OF Mr. A,a,,.h No.,
no..i ,s am Gardeners Magic Wound healer MI
ths ana iavorably known throughout this ard
se,x0 40 mills and any person NAV ,atisfy them
and seeing The Ca Q, me statement by calling on him
nat Lac, winter while engaged in wipne the % s,o.
unship and S q mnss he wheels q he time being
90, caught, AMI ~ m .ion) the rag that he was using
wei inc wheels MASKING and brusng il in the most
.a, ,h lie space between the coes OF III,
than quarter Of an inch. Mr.. Doss nov more
pied oardners Magic Wound Healer, and in Is.. ~
the Magic wound Healer, the hand grnduaiIy hss,sx
Without becoming nfamed or sere ana in three 1919
time he was able to use IT, " 'Aies weeks
Such testimony as the above shows Tho .,,.-.. -.
Gardners Magic Wound Healer over other mr:,risss
IN the TACT that fresh wounds treated with (.rias
Magic Wound Healer will infame or becon's .oss
Prepared by Jas, L. Gardner, aud sold by WV
aug9-lwd&lmw kya,,..I,,
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~ "Granfather," saws a saucy little imp

""Granfather," says saucy little imp
the other day .-"how old are you!''
The old gentleman, who had been soldier
in the war of the Revolution, and was much
under the ordinary size took the child between
his knees, and patting him on the head with
all fondness Of second child of life, said:-
''My dear doy, am niuety-fve years old.'
and then commenced to amuse the lad with
some of the incidents in the history of his life
at the conclusion of which he addressed the
youngster.
"But nv son, why do you ask such cues.
ton" When the Young rascal with all the
Importance of Napoleon, strutted off, and
htching up the first pair Of pantaloons he
ever wore after the approved sailor fashion,
replied
swell, it appears to me you are darn'd
small of your age"
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@ Three things to love-courage gentle

6 Three things to love-courage gentle
ne IS, affectiOnateness.
Three things to admire-intellectual pow
er. dignity, gracefulness.
Three things to hate-cruclty, arrogance,
ingratitude.
Three things to reverence-relgion, justice,
self denial.
Three things to delight in-beauty, frank
ness. cheerful spirit.
Three things to pray for-faith, peace, pu-
rity ofheart.
Three things to like-cordiality, good hu-
NOR, mirthtulness.
Three things to suspect-fattery, puritan
ism, sudden affection.
Three things to avoid-idlenesss, loquaci'y,
fippani jesting.
Three things to cultivate--good books
good friends, good humor.
Three tbin9s 10 contend for--honor, coun-
try, friends.
Three things to govern-temPer' impulse,
he tongue.
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JAMES Low & co.

. nm fi' AAts STREET, tocfsvItIr. ~.
ne now recevtLg their fall stock OF Foreign and
omesuc Dry Goods, 10 which they invite the stten
uon msrenahts coming 10 this market 10 make their
purchases Weare importing direct from Europe the
pne'pe par, OF our foreign goods ond end ru se
tAem o. as good terms, the same articles be
bought In any market in America Oar stock OF Amer.
lean Prints we will continue sell exact
'ne agents IN the Eastern cities for cash in par funds
such prices viii enable TO D, rY coxpxr,Iox raon
All JossIRs buying their goods the usual time and
"arAe' In TINS country. ang9 d&wr.
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"A married woman is SheIhxxille. lind

~A married woman is Shelbyville, Ind,
attempted to poison herself with laudalum
on. last Saturday. But physician Or. Rus
selD being called in season, with stomach
pump he evoked from the vastly deeps of her
diaphragm one and a half ounces oflaudaium
thus saving her life. Love was the cause.
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OE More credit can be thrown down in
moment than can be built in an age.
" Allow a man to have wit, and he will
allow you to have judgement.
o. Whatever your miseries may be, there
are other more miserable than yourself.
|" N. P. Willis calls a hat the sitting of
the dome of thought"
" He who lives to benefit himself, gives
the world benefit when he dies.
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GARDENERS
MAGIC XYAIIN n HE AuED

VNHE Magic Wound healer is a certain eure IA, .u
Kinds or wounds on Man or Beast especially Fresh
GUS, when u readily heals white 1t aliays Inflammation
uardners Magic Wound Healer is cd for all kinds
OF wounds, Bruises Washes and Spa the bite and
s.g VI insects chapped hands and face nipples
inr E eye lios and all extern al injuries.
FOR Sores on the backs of Horses and all indsnas
paris caused by the rubbing chatting of harness ara
ncrs Magic Mound Healer is a CEkTAA Cure
Ne magic Wound Healer will prove equally ~ bepe.
fetal on cattle it does horses and In fact for ali
EXTERNAL INJURIES whether or MAN or Bcssf
Ga hDNEh's Magic WOUND HEALER is the best M,
picauoD that can be applied.
bruises and Washes ofthe hand or ofthe fingers
or toes caused by being struck with mer or being
mashed OF damned IN any way. easily aud speedily
cured cur, 10y the use Of GARDENERS MAGIC MOUND
CONlusloNS am lamentations ofnny kind arc moro
easily aud quickly cured BY G RDNEkS Magic Wouad
Healer han b. any other remedy,
Fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound aer NIL
not inn2me or become sore. Sold by
WO0LSEY Il LINCK,
aug5-lwd& lmw' Wholesale Drus eists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOURNAL JOU OFFICE.

THE proprietor Of the Journal is happy to inform s
patrous he has secured the services Of Mr.. WM. A..
SMITH of New Orleans. OF the best job Printers in
the West who will in connection with the present excel
lent Job Printer take charge OF be Journal Job once
With the aid of such printers. good material &c. we
hope not only togve excellent Satisfaction n~ork ou'
h. more promp, than formerly in its execution. JoB
Pow., Pa of latest invention is daily expected. and
will enable us TO afford work even cheaper than ths
resent rates. Orders from distance promptly execu
ted, and work delivered without delay.
We have now on way large quantity Of Letter. Cap
Commercial and other papers, To which we wouid cal
the attention ofthose wanting letter work" done
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@Yesterday We saw lady take remark
able slide on piece Of watermelon rind,
and narrowly escaped severe fall. A cou.
pie OF summers ago an aged lady of this city
fell and broke her hip, by stepping upon a
piece OF mellon rind. Persons should be
careful to avoid throwing these things upon
sidewalks.
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BRITISH ELOQUENCE.
a aueio RArHBONE e. WHEELER
CORONER,S INQUEST.

NNHOMAS PAUL drowned of steamer Emma Watts
l. on Monday night about ID o'c ock, was found IN
about two hours afterwards having nothing on his per-
son about him. except one Pocket Knife, Comb and
three Keys. He had on board his Trunk cont lining
Clothing and Papers, &C.. also Carpenters Chest OF
Tools. all in good order. in which wa: found small
Leather Wallet containing 1856 in GOLD he Irish
man by BIRTH and from his letters was from Bytown,
Upper c anada, and was Il member OF an Orange Lodge
at that place.
burgh ounty this 9th day Of August 1853; Verdict
of the Jury la acco rdance with the above facts.
augIOw3I
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hrThs favorite and punctual Mail packet
LADY Pike, was at our wharf before Z o'clock
Yesterday morning. She is always here be-
times in low as we'll as high water. The
usual files Of papers were left OF course She
will be here on Saturday for Louisville.
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DAGUERREOTYPES

A + reduced prices. are INV taken by G. w. DANES
"A North side of First Street between Main and Syca-
more, over ID. s. Andersons Tailor Store Persons
wishing to procure good and substantial Likeness
es of themselves, families, rencs would well
call on Mr. Danes as he Is old and we'll experienced
artist Of Cincinnati and other Places and is furnished
with superior apparatus; he will not fail to give entire
satisfaction.
aug3d&w.u e. w. DANES.
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FLOWERS WILL GROW WHERE
THE WATEhS RUN

1.-THE cutcle Of the scalp is kept healthy, and the
germs of the hair by smulens which ope
rate at the roots through the inner skin dermit ~ the
head strong and vigorous head Of hair cannot fail TO
be tho result The operation OF Lyons katharion is
founded entirely upon this reasonable law OF the
N tural World. is prepared Of ingredients only
will produce this effect Hence the most inerednious
have tried and been benefited its the secret
Of its immense SALE The appearance given TO theha'r
is truly beautiful and pleasing Sold by all Dealers
everywhere, at 25cenis, IN large bottles.
d. s. Barnes, Proprietor, l62 Broadway,N NJ. T.
jy303w
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FREIeHrs.-The Emma Watts took from
O'Riley g. Mitchelps wharfboat, Monday ev
ening, large lot Of a, . bacon, &C., &C., to
be shipped at Cairo to New Orleans. The
freightto New Orleans from Evansville was
so cts for -four and 40 cts for bacon.
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rThe State Journal notices the mar
rage of citizen of that place who now
boasts Of his tenth pife. That man needn't
be afraid of sold scratch" when his last wife
becomes widow.
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NEW ARRIVAL. OF SPRING GOODS
At the Wall Paper aud Lamp store

JOHN DEVEREUx, JR., MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
rT1HE undersigned hereby returns his thanks To tho
citzensof Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage he retofore bestowed and would most
respectfully call their attention 10 bis present snd
beautiful stock comprising the latest patterns OF Hail.
dining room, chamber and other Papers Of superior
qualities. HIS stock of Gold Pa ri0r PAPER "a
NEST complete, and will vie with any bouse in the
West. They ready for the inspection OF
oil who may favor him with a call. No trouble 10
show goods. aug3 JOHN c. DE .EEREUX
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NELSON BROWN Il CO.

DEALERS and importers in Law. Medical, School
- Miscellaneous and Blank Books. Also n general
assortment Of Fancy Stationery. We offer our goods
either Wholesale Retail, lower than they can be
bought west ofthe mountains.
Law and Medical Students and country merchants
would do well to give US call. Harper and Putnam
each at fifteen cents. Wholesale Retail All orders
promptly attended too.
NELSON BROWN&CO.
No. 1876 corner OF Main and Fourth sts
aug9 1mddw Louisyille XIV
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OF "Nevcr since we haze come to Evans.
ville," commenced paragraph in yesterday
Journal. The credit of that effort does not
belong to US. An embryo printer made the
blunder in correcting proof.
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Coop ExcusE.-The editor OF the Michigan
City News gives as an excuse for not getting
out paper last week, that he was engaged
in getting tut two extras of himself. amount
ing to ten pounds of additional editorial re-
sponsibility.
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" Within about year eight steamships
have been lost on the Pacific coast.-These
vessels were valued at 81 100000.
There are in the United States twenty-five
travelling circus companies.
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CJ"Memories of Ocean" has some faults
mingled with few beauties. We know the
writer Of the lines can do better, and we will
not be SO unjust to her in view of what she
has written, as to publish this effusion.
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49,, suyS ~ stsns
are read" In the dignided language of the
great democratic heart, in one of its might
est throbbings, che is q whole team, AMI big
sog under the wagon"
Yours until after while.
ASMODEUS.
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@The subject Of constructing tunnel un.
der the river at Chicago, for the passage Of
men carriages, and teams. is under discussion
in that city
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GARDNERs MAGIC WOUND HEALER

WE would call the attention to the statement OF mr.
Azari III boss in relation to Gardners Magic wound
Healer. will be by his statement that he received
very injury, and cured in very short Time
Such evidence from we'll known throughout the
country shows concusvely that Gardners Magic wound
Heaeri is the greatest healing remedy known.
IwdG INV
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UPThe Magic Wound Healer is a certain cure for all
kinds of wounds Man beast especially fresh cuts,
which 1t readily heals while it allays inflammation. See
advertise mt mt in this days paper. aug4 I'm,
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CO. The democrats of New Jersey hold a
State Convention at Trenton, on the 22d OF
September, to nominated candidate for Gov
ernor.
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hO0DIFFERENTs styles ofWall Paper and Borders
Wall Paper Store OF - -"
aug4 John r. DFvPpruy
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
HE subscriber offers for sale the well known Tavern
stand. known as EXCHANGE HOTEL In Nav
ourgh, Ind pleasantly situated the landing at tho
corner ofState and Jennings with first rate Stable
Cistern and out houses. Terms easy.
For further information inquire OF the proprietor o.
SAID house. augiu z. HiZEN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW BOOKSy
T Asst Leaf Sunny side;
IL Christian Perfect;
Halls Books or Legion's Of the West
Attorney;
One Year Wedlock;
Tales Of the Countess DArbonville;
The Australian Captive and the Gold Legends;
Bsnkeis Almanac;
Louis 11th-Prismatics;
New Orleans Sketch Book, &c, received this day os
augl0 RATHBONE q WhbELIh.
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DRESS MAKING.

nj nc. Anna DISNEY. would respectfully infoyy,
.ne ladies 81 Evansv lie that she has opened an a.,
punishment Tor dress making. on Second Street tw,.
ooors ABOVE the Old thoc Church. where she will h.
pleased to attend to all calls in her line Prom nast eT
perehee she feels assured that can give seney.I
satisfaction. Please give her q call snos'casa
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CHEAP PAPER HANGINGs.

sECOND large aud beau iful assortment Of nov
"A Spring styles Of Wall Paper and borders which for
beauty OF finish, and elegance cannot be sur
passed Is now open Tor i"spection and will be sold
very low. The prices ranging r. I 10 cent. 10 So psce.
JOHN &. DEvERrUX.
aug4 Main, bet s and % AZ.
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T. SULLIVAN.
JOHN HURLEY Il 60,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSuON
M e X G 81 A NTS,
OO 1ehOuPttOulGs street,
gsaueo NEW ORLEANS.
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UPDR. o'HALsTED's PILLS WILL CURE pys
pepsia Indi gestion, Biorsnes, and every disease
the stomach.
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HARPER for August, for sale by
IL augs RATHBONE & WHEELER
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w. w. COcKRUM q CO.
20 MlSSlON MERCHANTS AND
"hoLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND
IL q ID u CT.
NO. .. Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
s W. attention paid to buying Cotton IN flI
MsHTS e we WIN make cash advances on coNsIoN.
., RIFtRE>cEs:
jane. W' W. coesrum, Princeton. la.
+. Lane.
Fereuson. Neil & Shelton. Memphis.
smith Shotwell. Louisville XIV
McRae * Cofman. New Orleans
Fa ssSs q = Co. Guiding phiadelphl..
aug4-6m+
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OHEE SE...i0 boxes good Cheese, received De
~ steamer Flag and for sale by
aug9 j. w REILLY
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aug9 J. & w. REILLY.
TRANSPORTATION
WESTERN STATES LINE
II Railroads and Canals running in injection with
II Steamers and Propellcrs on the Lakes
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY
PRoPKIs TORS:
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot of Indiapa ST. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., l2l, Broad St. New York,
Z. w. Sloan I2I Broad st. New York.
Scott Co., Toledo.
J. s. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
This Is Of the Oldest best established and most
liable lines OF ansps ration in the country and sole
Agents for this section, are authorised to give
through receipts for fregnts 10 and from the East
low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
on the route
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
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FARSH ARRIVAL
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
E. n. STEbMAN,

CORNER OF FRONT AND HUTLAND SITS.
MlDDLEPoRT, O.
IT AS received, and is now opening large end
well selected stock of Merchandise, direct
from the East which he is prepared to sell on ex.
ceedingly low terms for cash, or approved pro-
duce In his stock, which will be kept full
throughout the season, may be found, among q
great variety Of Merchandise not necessary tc
enumeTate:
or every variety and price.
DRESS GOODS
Consisting Of Batage De Ldihes, Muslin de LANES
Black, CoIored and Robe Lawns, Lama Cloths
Linen Lustres, Corded Ottoman Poplin's, Persian
Cloths, Black, Cold aud Fancy Alpacas, fibe
and Coberg Cloths, &C., SC.
SATINETTS
Plain, Printed and Fancy--a large assortment.
PANTALO0N STUFFS
Consisting in part of Blue Drills, Yellow Nan
keens, Kentucky Jeans and Cassimeres, Califor
MIA do, Lisbon Plaids, .FEench Tweeds, lorl
Ganbroon, Plaid and Striped Cottonades--togeth
er with large assortment Of Pant Linens, COLI
and Brown Drillings, &C., &C.
GlNGHAMS
Lancaster, Scotch French and Swiss, Striped ant
Plaid, Mourning and Second Mourning.
IRISH LINENS
full aSsortment-also great variety of Fine AM
Common, Linen and Cambria Hdkfs, Chemizctts
Cuffs, Collars, Sleeves Towelings, &C., &c.
CLOTHS
or every color, and price--Also, great rare
Of GentlCmcns Coatngs and Vestings
BONNETS
Silk, Hair, Pearl Gossamer, Florence brsid, col,
Belgrade, &C., all New Sb les.
RIBBONS.
beautiful stock of the latest style, together wit
|
WreathS.
Kid, Silk, Lisle thread and Cotton,- Shawl,
Neck ties, Cambrcs, Jaconets, Muls-.Sw,s:
| Plain and Figrred, EdgingS, lnSertings and Laces
Silk and Cotton Hdkfs, Wells, Hosiery, Suspen
dcrs, Buttons, Combs, Threads, Sewing Silks, &c
&c.
Kossuth, Hungarian, Moeskin, Panama, English
Straw, Leghorn and Palm. Also, variety
Misses Hats.
GAPS
large assortment-Al new styles.
MUSLINS-BROWN AND BLEACHED.
Boots, Shoes Hardware, Queensware, Lookin
Glasses, Satchels, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas an
ParasolS.
GROCERIES
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, Soda, Golden Syrul
Molasses, Indigo, Fish, Tobacco Of all kinds ar
qualities. &C., &c, with full selection of Sma
and Fancy Articles not necessary TO enumera
To which, invite the attention Of all purchaser
feeling very confident that can make it to Il
interest of all such, to examine my stock befo
buying elsewhere, if LOW PRICES and Stri
attention to business will do it.
"Call and secure bargain soon"
L. IL. STEDMAN.
P. S. l have again secured the valuable serv
ces OF Mr., NJ. HEcox, who, ever diligent at
post, will be ready to wait on ALL and show the
a large variety OF merchandise. Z. II. S.
May I0tf