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ELIZABETH BAGWBLL.
J. Rheumatism, Vertigo
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9, 1852.

Cure Of DR.. Dunan's Son. Rheumatism Vertigo
Cough, &c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9, 1852.
MesHs Mortimer s. Mocbray:
Gontemrn 1t is with real plensure that am able to
nes TO the general healing and curative powers of Dr.
Humpton's Vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November | taken with very bad and serious
cough | was advised To take Cod Liver Oil. and did
so; but getting better, | induced TO try your
THctHc. got bottle, and before had used IL all
my cough left Permit also state that for tho
nsi fifteen years, have suffered very much from Acute
Rhrumntism and Vertigo, combining at times to my
bed am fully convinced that owe my present good
health to the Of the Tncture, and kind provi-
dcucc.
Younre, my friends, at liberty this you may
think proper; md believe me, yours, very respect
fully G DUNAN.
\ b can be seen at ony time At the Mayors Of
fee g d.
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1F1O plnREs GEFTEHs ANDR R.

d Acknowledgements will be received
or all the Rfilroad stills required between fnrmyilo
nd the mouth Of Arebcrs Creek, upon the line Of tho
suuih Sido Railroad
Proposals state distinctly between ~hatponts siIls
uc proposed for aud offer need be made for great
7 price than 20 cents each.
Specification: The sills are be sound, straight
vhile or post on rchestuut free from bad knots rot
Vndshakes, other defects calculated to impar their
rength or dumbiIiy and orc 10 be feet long inch
diameter the snnll end TO be barked aud smooth
'ewed opposite sides and parallel to the heart
ne hewcd faces be inches npart, tho ends II the
Ills TO be cut onsquare the hewing.
The said sills tobc delivered close to the side OF
hc rond where low cuts fills occur, and to be
ross piled, 40 ss in each pile, upon poles logs ar
anged form level bed, aud to be one hundredl00)
act apart, and when piled, b londed with logs
ocks, 10 prevent wafping
At deep fila the sills 10 be delivered and
lied tire ends oftho FIJI. sufficient number at
ncb end 10 extend one lf Of the length Of the cut or
H. and weighted down rs before stnted--t being de-
igncd lay Ghydve (55) stills FOR each hundred
l09) feet length Of road.
c 0 SANFORD, CHI Eng'r
January g. 1852. jim Ids ct20F
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OFFICE Va. & TENN, X. r. Co,

OFFICE Va. & TENN. h. r. Co.
Lynchburg, fcb'y 4th, 1853
A LII PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO
"A Free Tickets the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road, under the ri ht of way said Company,
qncsted to call John II. Hughes this Office, their
earliest convenience and obtain the they will he
required present their ekcs the Conductor the
train when travelling otherwise they will be required
pay their passage. THOMAS SHARP,
feb Sets Supt trnns'n V. g. T. r. R. Co
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n 4 q & TO CONEKACTORS--
~ Sealed proposals will be received at Clifton Forge
until the 18th day Of March next, for making the Hot
Springs and Clifton Forge Turnpike.
Specifications can be had of John +. Jordan the En-
gneer at John IL. Hansbargers Tavern, near Clifton
Forge, Allegheny, Va. feb settle mar
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EDWARD SANDS.

Hamptons Vegetable Tincture, by its mild action
the Stomach, Liver and the Kidneys, will Dyspep
a, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung affections, Pains
in the Back, Side and Breast Consumption Scrofuls,
Rheumatism. Gout, Neuralgia, Fstula, Piles Bowel
Complants Worms, Nervous Deity--wtha all diseases
arising from impure blood and is the greatest Female
medicine ever know.
For Cholera Morbus Cholic, Diarrhna' ana IN a..
diseases incident to the bowels the summer season.
has no equal.
lou owe II 10 yo ei >, on For sale by
IOHN n SEAY Lynchburg,
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, Baltimore.
-; ot.r,o0U and Druggists generally.
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CwcJ Coaspmptton, Ecuratgia Pain in tie Side, DC.
NesrS. Mortimer s. Moubray
Gcntemeu 1t is with pleasure | testify to the
great healing powers Of Hamptons Vesetable Iincture.
Ny vic had been afflicted for three years. laboring
der constant hacking Cough with a violent pain
in tie right side neuralgia of the head, daness Of sight,
very little day night and much emaciaton and
to all appearances rapid consumption inevetable-
We mad the most eminent physician in Annapolis but
his medicine did give her any relief nj bur grow
ing worse if my change in the least and after having
read your pamphlets in July last she concluded
10 Try Hampoas Vcgeabie Tine 0rc, and after taking
uheut bottles of which, (undcrn kind Providence)
perceived great change for the better her appetite
improved, her skin became quite clear coughs, pains,
neuralgia &c entirely left ho and by the time she had
taken few bottles sho completely cured, and
Is now in the enjoyment Of most excellent health.
have also seen its beneficial effects several other
Indies of Annapolis and think say from what
have Of the medicine do believe its curative
powers be cqunlled of duty TO the afiict-
ed has induced drop these few lines for their ben
eft. Respectfully,
EDWARD SANDS.
Muster Of Schr General Barber Annapolis Packet,
No T. Tobacco Warehouse, Light Street Wharf
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LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY.
EvFRY TICKET a PRizE-No BLANKS!
G rand CaDital $4,000 OIEaTs!


EvFRY TICKET a PRzE-No BLANKS!
Grand $4,000 DOlEaTs!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class f.
To he drawn February %, 1873.
70 No's-12 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITALS
Prize Of $4,000 10 Prizes Of $1,000
Il $4,000 10 5000
Il 5000 30 q 1880
IL 3" 1854 176 d" 500
n this magnificent Lottery there is over 81 10000
in Prize money to be distributed to patrons.
Wholes $780, Halves $l5; Quarters 81 so; Eighths 1875
Certificates of packages containing all the numbers
tlat 90 inthe wheel. We will send for
&c Whole Tickets $50 % Qnaltcr Tickets $ll250
90 Half =" 225 > Eighth 5G25
One single package can draw the four highest prizes
in the Lottery.
SPECIAL NOTICE-The famous and lucky Pr.
tnp.co Lottery (Smn Fry) will hereafter be drawn on
each week. ca pitfalls $1,000, $4,000. $500 10 81
600 &c.. &c Sng.e Tickets 81 halves 50c,; quar-.
tiers 25c A full Certificate OF Package Of - whole
Tickets in this famous liItle scheme will cost bal $lj on
halves 81 50 quarters - ~; and single package
draw four highest PRICES in the lottery All orders
to secure the earliest attention. and the best selection
regular packages single Tickets and shares. ma-tbe
forwarded without delay and addressed to the grent
Prize Agents. MARION a. co,
No . Calvert St, or box Il |, Post office,
Baltimore Nd.
-. The official drawings of these Great Lotteries
duly certified to by the Srara mssionrrs, will BIO
sent Immediately offcrit drawn, toaI those who order
from with full explanation of the result
feb .}-.'Od i'm
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L w HALL.

The ain0st miraculous cureS made by Hamp IONS
Vegetable Tneture most respectable citizens--
men well known aud tr'od--we challenge tho world to
show anything on record in medicine to equal Many
Lprcds uho hage tei IFS healing powers bear the Same
testimony.
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T. w HALL.

Onthe permancy of the cure hear him. Still another
letter from the above
BARnELLvILLE, Alegany CO. (Md.,)
October l8, 1852. !
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

o. DR.. Grant, visiting Mosul. thus des-
cribed Shereef Pacha, the successor OF Mo-
manned Pacha. He is believe. the mos. HI
deous man ever saw; four feet high, lame,
crooked, with only one eye, one ear, and halt
a nose. His face, too, most horrible SCARED
with small. pox. His soul is the fit inha bitant
Of such a body. He is a perfect compound
of every bad propensity-cruelty, craftiness,
preediness and lust. He cut off heads, stran-
giles people, throws others into the river
generally for the sake of their property, but
sometimes, as it would seem, merely for fun.
I myself saw him firing bombs among the peo-
Die, Just 10 enjoy their fright. Besides, this
horrid monster, when he hears Of girls to hi,
liking. in any family, sends his kavasses tc
take them to his harem. The place would be
Aeserted but that he has walled Up some Of the
,.tes, and posted soldiers at the others. te
prevent the people escaping from bis cluth
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PAINTINGW PAINTING!
w. SUMMERS.
House md Sign Painter,

IMITATOR OF WOODS AND MARBLES.
DEGS leave to inform the citizens OF Evansville and
I'D vicinity that he has rented shop on the Nort Sae
OF First Street between Main and Sycamore ever D. s.
Andcson Tailor store, where he is fully prepared to
execute all orders entrusted to him. Having served
seven wears ut his besides several years expc
rience In the cities OF Cincinnati and Louisville, he
feels confident his work will compare favorably with
nythng in the West All he asks is fair trial ana lei
his work speak for itself.
N.B-Wood letters ofevery style for Signs cut and
gilded to order, short notice. augil-2md'
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Il
der the following and close last Of
February.
FACULTY.
l.. NJ LAWSON NJ. D., Professor of the Principle and
Practice OF NJ edicine, and Clinical Medicine.
T. O. EDWARDS, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia Medica
and Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudence.
G.. W. BAYLESS, NJ. ID. Prof ,ssor OF Al atomy.
ASBURY EVANS, NJ. D.. Professor Of the Principles
Mt MARSHALL, M. d., Professor OF obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children
SAMUEL G. ARMoR, NJ. d., Professor OF Physiology
CHARLES w. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Toxicology.
THOMAS WOOD, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgical and
THE DIsECTING ROOMS will be opened on the
first of October under the ofthe Professor
gcal and Practical Anatomy and students may rely on
full supply Of materials. throughout the session.
CLINICAL LECTURES, by Professors ofthe Prac-
tce Of Medicine and Surgery will be delivered regularly
throughout the session, ut the Commercial Hospital
In addition to this. College Clinic will be established
which will afford large amount Of clinical instruction
PRELIMINARY LECTURES will be delivered du
ring The month OF October. by the members of the Fa
lectures the Hospital and College. 1t will not in
THE NEW COLLEGE EDIFICEi is an ample ant
enient building, and Is well adapted TO the com
forts of students.
FEES-For the whole course, including Dissectin,
Ticket slOi; Marculation Ticket, IS; Hospital Tick
ct SIS; G Graduation Fee, S2s
Good Board, including fuel and lights. will averag
about g, so per week.
| TO EDWARDS. NJ. ID. Registrar.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
From Wheeling to Baltimore. and connecting with the
R snrs r. a; the Junction gaey
timore. and with the Philadelphia, Viii
mington and Baltimore X. X. to
Philadelphia.
TIVE great tunnels upon the part OF the line are
L now fully completed, and the whole road is i'm fine
condition. presenting of the picturesque and
romantic routes i'm the world. The greatest the
comfort and safety Of passengers is constantly exercised
by the officers and Of this Company and there
no SAFER road In the United States Notwithstanding the
reports Of and INSCRIPTIONS agents Of other
routest 10 the contrary.
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinna att connect with
he road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
places to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia &C.,
may be had of. T. horehead, the Levee mt Louis.
lille, or the boats (ofhe Union Line only at Louisville.
he steamers leave the wharf ut Louisville daily for
Wheeling where passengers aud baggage carefully
r,nsferred to the
Tho express mail train leaves Wheeling da w. at half
bste a. NJ and arrives at Cumberland (sOl mes) mt b
M and allowing two hours there. arrives in Bati-
hIe (cO miles, at day light next morning. in full time
pconnect with early Washington and Philadelphia
rams making the passage through from Wheeling in
es than twenty hours, including stoppages,
| travellers will not fail TO observe that this is
xrsr as well as one of the most pleasant rouies to
b, East.
luggage checked through to any Of Eastern points
rhout charge. Passengers and baggage are transfer
to the for Washington the Junction, and for
nladelphia at BALTIMORE. wi bout extra CHARGE Trav-
dts are allowed ample time aid opportunity at all
bots to obtain their meals. .
trough tickets from Louisville to Baltimore. with
theryilege ofying over any where on the route Sll
to 'ashingto Sill 50; to Philadelphia s2 TO New York
81 To be had above only. he railroad fare alone
fro Wheeling to Baltimore Is So So to Philadelphia or
Whinet ton 50 50.)
Vile the water is low in the Ohio light draught but
swi steamers will keep up the connection between
Ciinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
rive at Cincinnati, and r.ach Wheeling by the way IF
raibad TO Columbus aud GAINESVILLE and stages thence
to heeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickts in Cincinnati and leave there at or "a o'clock
A.. daily.
Freighs to all Eastern points, by this safe direct
andpeedy line (Which is prepared to doan immense
bussss) will be taken aslow by any other route Ali
priority carefully handled and in good order
lnqre as above. WIN. PARKER,
tIly General Superintendent. Baltimore.
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r A l ROAD LIN ES
ny THE WAY OF

CuSCINNATI, COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
yort nv =. York via Railway in 80 hours; TO
Ane steamers via Cleveland in SO hour to
soarEn In u hours; to Boston in aIe hours; to
ra.xaeipnia 10 70 hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
FouK DAILY TRArss.-l.t Train. Lipb,n,r E,n,s.. ~,
o, A NJ, 2nd IRAN Accommodation Exnress al 10
NJ; Sd Train aillsboro Train, at la NJ 4ih evening
Trains run by Columbus time, min faster than
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through with heaxx
rail. A'!
NEW YoRK, BosToS AND MoxrRs,L.-Fir., Tai.
Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati al Ga ~ connect
ing at Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad TO punt,t
and Blu halo, connecting at Dunkirk with n Yort 80
Erie Railroad, and at Buffalo and Albany and New VII
City Railroads to New York and Boston Second Train
Cleveland with Lake shore Railroad to Dunkire snH
Buffalo, connecting ut DuDKirk with New York and Erie
Railroad at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads, and at Buffalo with Niagara Fails
Railroad to New York. Boston, Niagara Falls gdens
burgh, Montreal, &c.
Also: connects at Cleveland with the new and mag.
nifcent low pressure steamers Queen he West Cap
tain Bride Crescent City, Captain Pease connecting
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany, New York City,
aud Niagara Falls Railroads for New York. Boston, Nj
agara Falls. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &c,
Fourth Train Evening Express. at NJ, connects at
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad tn Dunkrk and
Buffalo, connecting at Dunkrk with New York and Erie
Railroad, connecting at Buffalo with New York City,
Buffalo and Albany, and Niagara Falls Railroads 10 g.
York, Boston and Niagara Falls.
PITTSBURGH, Phil & BALTIMORE First Train
Lightning Express, lie Cincinnati NJ, connect
ing at Cresne with Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad
Pittsburgh connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad to
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Cincinnati to Phi!ad and
Baltimore direct
EVANSVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, &C.
FIRST Train, Lightning Express, at A NJ and Second
Train Accommodation Express, at l2 A NJ, connects
at Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE
connecting with Ohio Stage Company's Lines via Ma.
iional Road to Wheeling connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington. etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express att NJ. Passengers by this Train sleep
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Central
ohio Railroad to Zanesville connecting with Ohio
Company's Lines to Wheeling
HlLLSBORO.-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at g
NJ. connecting at Hsboro with Ohio Stage Com
pany's Lines to Chilicothe. Piketon, &c.
FARE Cn't to NY, via Railroad either route SIG 90
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Incl matt to Hamilton ca. Gin. to Springfield 200
For all Information and through tickets, apply at the
Office Southeast corner Of Broadway and ST. or al
rhe Depot, Cincinnati.
VA. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
P.W. SrRADER. Geur Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
aug - 6md&w
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ADAMS & CO.'S EASTERN. wIsrER1
~ - Co.
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS.

NHE public are respectfully Informed that are
prepared TO give increased facility and dispatch fol
ges PARCELS bank notes. and SPECIE and
who paronise us quick dispatch throughout the year
having railroad communication from Cincinnati to the
East Each express is in charge OF tusty messengers
with iron safe for better security of vau
ables.
We collect ills, notes, drafts, l orders for goods
or pay bills in places where we have Offices.
EXPRESSES for ST. Louis, Madison Indianapolis. Gin
einna Cleveland Pittsburg and all parts OF the East
leave daily at lot A. M.
For Lexington and Frankfor at p. NJ.
For California BY each mail steamer from New York.
ADAMS Il CO.
S.A. JONES, Agent,
novl7 50 1y Office $50 Main st.. Louisville.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOP.

SHOt,
EYHN-SVTLLE. IND lana.
FINHE PUBLIC II kESPECTF LIZ INFORMED that
l. we have with great and ex ,'ense fitted up as
complete shops any in the West and hope liberal
patronage will signify disposition ID encourage Homo
manufacturers. We are prepared siih every facility
Tor manufacturing steam Engines with wood oriron bed
frames and machinery OF all einds with the latest i'm
Provements Gearing and Shaftng fitted up. Pulleys,
iron rronts for houses Plow Mould Boards, Wag-
IN boxes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
oh forging work Of all kinds and of first quality,
Iina 70 order Steamboat work, and repairs Of all
N us oi machinery promptly and carefully executed.
our machinery is complete, possessing all the ad-
@ yes OF the latest improvements and our workmen
Tue most skillful and experienced class. Our
81 @ perniendent has for many years been foreman
10 any Machinest in the '' 49,
desiring Engines, other machinery built or
repaired, are requested to CALL for we feel confident
that we can give full satisfaction in ouaIitv of work
ment In the country. 'PsN'"'iS esSAo'n
Murphey's Patent Solid Hub. ~
Orders by mail will receive promn, .,,an,;o, q, tn
same price .ss when given in person ~
Scrap Iron, Brass and Copper wanted.
1e21d&w q. ID. EGGLESTOy r. CO. =,
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NEW FALL GOODS.
TIAvING just completed large addition to our
Ill present store, we are now opening q very ele.
CANT and complete stock OF Fall and Winter Goods,
mostly purchased in anticipation Of the great rise nj.
ready felt In all kinds Of Wooen fabrics. Among
which we would enumerate,
5Cases elegant New Style De LANES:
do Jenny Lind Tweeds:
IL do Assorted Jeans,
Il do Assorted Sattinetts:
10 Bales Ped Flannels;
4Cases Plaid Linsey,:
do Assorted Lusters;
do Woollen Shawls;
90 do New style Prints;
Is do Bleached muslins,
To which would call the attention Of the trade a
we will sell cheap.
augl2 }. n. MA1hEE q W.
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= n TIHIDS. PRIME SUGAR;
NIL Gao mia sugar House and Plantation Molasses:
lis Bags Rio Coffee, with genuine stock Of Gro
ceres In store and for sale nj lowest rstes o
sug27w3s on.aoIL Onn.
CALF. .. 1000 Bags Turks Island IN large new Guu
- Mes reed and soY sails by ,,o,y,,
iug'3 foSibno nho"H'
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
THE subscriber Offers for sale the well known Tavern
i stand known as EXCHANGE HOTEL. in New.
burgh Ind pleasantly situated the landing q, the
ofsts.s and Jennings s with 6Yst rats Stable
Cistsrn and out houses. Terms easy.
For fuY.he, Information INQUIRE Q. tse pyopre,n. o
SAID > Suse. augfN Z. HAzEA.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.
GEGRION OF 1aS3-bSa

THE thirty.f.urth Annual Course Of Lectures will
l. commence the first Monday In November. un.
der the following arrangement and close the last oil
February.
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5OOs y doz y ct Oh for cash. ...........
6O0s p doz do do do ............
7cOs o doz do do do ............ Q
II The lower prices above generally, where two prices
mentioned forfull packages, and the higher for
small Wholesale
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-19

CHEE Sc. ESQ boxes good Cheese, received
" steamer Flag and for sale by
aug9 J. q w. REILLY
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+ or Balti ore, Was n ne ton, Philadel
phi0 and New York.
80 sSEsS2 80
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NEW ARRIVAL. OF SPRING GOODS
Attic Wall Paper and Lamp Store

CUT.CUT.CADA.CU
OSDOZ. Chickens direct from the Farmers;
81 $50 dog Eggs warranted fresh;
1000 lbs Bran.
300 " Dried Beef, sugar cured, Just received an,
for sale ut
augl COOKS Family Grocery. 4
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Gun powder and
Imperial ...... 40 n 30
do Canton made 80 q ~
Young Hyson.. ~ n ID
do do
Canton made. 30 q IS
NingyJng n OIL
ony. .......... 10 n 60
Pewchopy ...... 50 u ~
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REMOVED.
DECKER & KRAMER have removed their extern
sve stock Of Groceries. Leather and Findings into
their brick store doors above their old stand
Main street. between First and Second. Their stock
embraces a complete assortment in their line and the
will be happy to wait upon their old and ts
public generally, on as good terms he retofore.
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styles Of Wall Paper and Border.
JUL open to the inspection OF purchasers, at tn
Vail Paper Store Of
aug4 JOHN u DEVEhEUX.