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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-24

bdy"An Irish girl residing with a family near
this city, was ordered to hang the washed cloths on
shortly after found very gentle family horse
standing in the kitchen completely covered with
the different articles that had been washed that day.
Upon in terrogating the girl, the reply was, "Och
TO be sure. you said to hang the cloths upon the
horse In the kitchen, and the bastc is tho kindest
over saw, sure"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-24

NALuABLE ApPLIcATToN.-For wounds received
from old nails, or cuts occasoned by broken glass.
peach tree leaves, well stepped, and applied to the
the liquid from which the leaves had been taken
with mealor bran, a good poultice is obtained,
which will keep moist for hours In case the
leaves cannot be obtained, n tea made of the Young
well. "'' "0 no
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-24
The Wonderful and Thrilling Narrative
OF
SOLOMON N0RTHUP,
the KIpNArrED NEw-YoRKEH, VINO WAS
WELVE YEARS A SLAVE

in the distant South,-a finally rescued, in n
proyidental manner. The Book corroborates tho
adage, that " Truth is stranger than felton," 1t
has received the unbounded recommendations Of
the free press
1900 copies have been sold in four months =
1000 agents wanted to sell the above, in all
parts of the United States and Canada,-to whom
the most liberal terms are given. From $500 tc
81 900 year, can be realized by active and res
pectable agents.
Tho above makes one handsome 12mo, vol, OF
1886 pagcs-7 cngravings, and is sold for 81 90.
Copies sent by mail, (post-paid,) on receipt Of
price.
~" For further particulars apply to the pub
fishers,
DERBY & MILLER, Auburn n Y.
DERBY. ORTnN & MuLIGAN. Buiinlo.
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AMERICAN HOUSE, SALEM, o.
OUR sKY-LIGHT

Can be surpassed where in the State. Our
CAMERA, is q powerful quick-worker. We war
rant our work Likenesses of all ages, taken LIFE
LIKE, on NO cIARGE!! Our prices range from 40
cents, to 90 dollars. Past experience and present
advantages, enable us to take Good Litenesses, al
re,y reasonable Rates. Being also, posted in all
the recent improvements of the art, our time and
entire attention shall be to render full satisfaction
Sick or deceased persons taken at their rooms
Our motto is EXCELSIOR. fn
N. B. Persons wishing Pictures taken on Gal,
vanized Plates, can do so without extra charge.
Bay Rooms open from o'clock, A. NJ, until @
r. M. juno 3lst, 1853:
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MlNLEY & CARPENTERS PREMIUM
D AG UER REAN GALLERY,

is now completed, and ready for reception We
have gone to considerable expense in fitting up to
operate with advantage, and with reference to tho
comfort and convenience of those who NAV favor
us with call; in short we are permanently 10,
Gated Our rooms are in the
AMERICAN HOUSE, SALEM, o. a
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Miriam, The Avcnger;
or, THE FATAL VOW.

BY EMMA d. T.. y. soUTnwoRTn,
Author of "The Curse Of Clifton THE Lost Heir
css, )" " The Deserted Wife" etc.
And las;--nOt lcast--we are authorized to
nouncc n series of articles from one who has rapid
y risen very high in popular favor They will be
entitled
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HOME PAPER OF TIE WEST.

TuE Editors have long been familiar with tho
peculiar condition of Western Agriculture, and by
extensive travel and observation keep themselves
informed of the wants and progress OF the country
at large
TmE ONO CufTIvAToR is published on tho Ist
and 18th of every MONTH lG large octave pages
with title page and index at the end of the year.
making u volume of $50 pages suitable for binding,
TERMs.-Single subscriptions 81 n year. Four
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1864 cents each) for any larger number. All sub
scrptions to be paid in advance, and to commenee
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To any person sending us Club of Nine subscri-
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Volume for any previous year, in paper cover. Z
Address, BATEIIAM & IARRIS,i .Ii
Columbus, Ohio. cd
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PROSPECTUS.
OHIO CULTIVATOR.
VoLruE 10, ron 1854.

Tur Tenth Volume of this popular Journal will
commence on the lst Of january, 1854 We mako
our annual appeal to the Farmer, the Northumberland
the Domestic Circle, to lend generous assistance
in supplying the Industrial Glasses with cheap
and reliable paper,
Devoted 10 Agriculture, Domestic and Rural Affairs,
CONTAINING at all times valuable hints for the Farm
the Shop, and the Hrcside, and seeking the eieya-
ton of LABOR in all its legitimate interests oppos,
ing quackery and bumbug in oil their forms, and
filing the noble station of true
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Bey-Thc following is good. We find it in an ex-
change;
The Frrmers' nll-Yault-Mother Earth.
Exchangcs-rhc tranSplanting of the nursery
and garden.
Deposts-IIappincss, sobricty and manly indie
pcndcncc.
Assets-smiling fields, waveing with golden
harvest.
Liabilities--Indcbtcd to God alone, who sends
the sunshine and the rain.
piyidcnd--Iicalth, wealth and honest practice
and loving hearts,
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NEW SERIES OF SKETCHES.
BY FANNY FERN

Author Of " Fern Leaves" etc. ..E
We expect to be able to commence the Sketches
by Fanny Fern, as we'll rs the series by Grace
Greenwood in the early numbers Of the coming
year.
Engroynss, Foreign Correspondence, Agricul-
tural articles, the news Congressional Reports, tho
Markets, etc, also shall BE regularly given
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Post to any part of the United States when paid
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ELIZABETH MARGARET CHANDLER

TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28
n,CuERREoTYPESI

THE SUBSCRfBER respectfully informs the puono
generally that he has resumed the above business
it'll which ne mas long been famany acqasln'sa,
designs establishing a permanent daguerrean ganery
In Evansville In Fosters buildings, corner o. main ana
,is;,. ar ladies and gentlemen which IL shall be Ms
earnest endeavor 10 merit, and he expects 70 pc 70
maneai he depends more upon exhibitions o, MS P
cheney and skill than noisy namous VI "'
cess. -. Ill ..,.h-
His reputation as portrait painteris TOO wen es s
lshed i'm Pvansyi he and else here to neea
,her shsn ne will be happy TO ACCOMMODATE an! NC
string his services IN 'ha' THos. PolNDExTER.
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80 - - so
Between the East and Wc.,

TINE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS running I'm CO.
i nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wheeling
Through lckets by this line to PHILADELPHIA Wash
ington City and Baltimore. be procured from The
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati or on
board the boats. Having made permapent arrange
meIts for ucketing through. the travelling public will
find greatly TO their interest, going E.s West to
patroniZe this line.
The "Union Line" being chartered Company, are
required by laweto under such regustionsas will In
sure comfort well safety the lives Of passenger
This Is the only line running in conr sction with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
III TTLe Steamers OF this line entirely new, and
the largest fastest safest aad mos superb vessels
builtfor the Western waters, and Will leave foors,
viz:
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch. Sunday P. NJ.
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid, Monday3 p. NJ.
BAETtM0RE, Capt. VIM. Clark, Tuesday p NJ,
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. G. w Norton, Wednesday p NJ.
VIRGINIA. Capt: 'Cbas. '. Wells. Thursday p. N,
FALLS CITY, Capt, sam. Mason, Friday 3 p. NJ.
THOS. SWAMI, Capt. J. Mcclure, Saturday p NJ.
Fare from Louisville TO Baltimore..... Gil 90
Do do do 10 Philadelphia or Washington 10 90
Do do do New York. Is 90
Do do Cincinnati 20 Baltimore. 10 %
Do do do TO Philadelphia or Washington ii 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and from Railroad to Steamboat, free from
charge =.
lCAn additional charge of only SO for state rooms
| and meals Is made from Louisville TO Wheeling.
t---'-l i S. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville Ky.
N. Hender On, agent at Evansville, ofscs at Lewis
& tray'S wharf boat.
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D ALLY JOURNAL.
NORTHERN LIGHT.
NEW YoRK Iuna o.,


The Northern Light, from San Juan, arri.
California dates to June l..
Private letters say that on the day the
steamer sailed duel was to be fought be.
tween Mr. GYin, Senator in Congress and
Mr.. McCookle, member of Congress. The
weapons selected were rifles; distance 80 yds
The cause of the duel is said to be disparag-
ing language used by Mr.. Gwin against his
antagonist. The friends of both parties
were endeavoring, but without success, to
settle The affair. Mr.. Marshall acts as Nc
Corkie's friend, and Mr.. Cameron, a naval
officer, is the friend eff Mr.. Gwin.
San Francisco, May 29.-The transactions
for the week in provisions and breadstuffs
have been large, and provisions closed ut
slightly improved prices. Flour is hardly as
firm.
San Francisco, Nay 3l.-A fair jobbing bu-
siness was transacted to-day, but flour is a
shade lower; Gallejos respected $40 S7aSll.
Mess pork is held at S23; small sales of clear
ats2S. Keg lard l5Ic. Hams zoe. Butter
80 36c.
The steamers Cortez, Panama, and Cali
forpia were to sal on the LIST of June from
San Francisco, the latter with over two aud
quarter millions dollars in gold on freight
The principal shippers are Page. Bacon e.
Co, 81 100000; II. Davidson 100000.
The Sonora expedition is still talked Of, and
the Times says that Baltimore clipper, lying
in port had been engaged to convey the party
to their point of destination.
.,-- New ORLEANS, June %.
A disbatch from the Balze states that two
Suspicious looking vessels armed TO the teeth
went to sea on Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.
Great excitement prevails among the Ger
mans this evening. They are turning out in
large numbers to receive visiting musical So
Icieties from the principal eastern cities
The German portions Of the city are Brilliant
~ illuminated, and guns are firing and bar
ners flying throughout the city.
CINCINNATI, June Is, 2. n.
Weather clear aHd pleasant.
PITTsBURG, June Is, d..
There is feet inches in the channel and
at a stand. Weather clear and cool.
New York, June %.
The passengers and part of the crew of the
ship William and Mary, who escaped in the
loagboat and afterwards were picked up, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 9th inst.
BosroN, June %.
The Canada sailed for Liverpool with ITO
passengers and over 100000 in ingots
American gold.
WASHINGTON, June %.
Mr.. GARDENERS cnnnsal ---i---- .Hess :"
get up uhe case Of Sno. Charles Gardiner to-
DAY. The District Attorney opposed it. The
President was slightly indsposed to-day in
consequence Of Which there has been 70 re;
ceptions at The White House.
WASHINGTON, June p.
The HatisDal Intelligencer says that DIR
Parker, will probably be continued ss Secra
tary, Browne viii be also attached to it.
The Rev DIR. Sharp Of Boston, died las
night at the residence of Robert Brownin
Baltimore county.
MONTPELIER, W., June "a.
The State Democratic Convention noml
mated John 3 Robinson for Governor, Jeffeu
son Keider for Lieut.. Governor, and ]. A
Page TOR Treasurer.
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STOP THIEF.

TIME Carpenter and Machine Shop OF the subscriber
j was broken open Sunday night last and rob.
bed of a quantity of valuable tools. consisting IN
part OF new Beach Plow with Box wood arms and top
and side screws C. u. Griffith maker. and four of the
bits belonging 10 the p,ow and iran braces and pan Of
set Of brace butts bench plains, Garrison maker
Dayton o. stamped on Coward enc private mark w.
M in very small letters, and also pnmber of chssls
and other small articles pertaining to the trade. lib
ea reward will te given for the recovery Of the tools
and thief. or for either.
| jeQu GEO. w. RlED.
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MT. CARMEL AND NEW AL
BANY RAIL ROAD.
~ a-eza s=ssza
81 81 s. t : Ill

NOTICE is hereby given that there no Bonds OF
~ this Company in circulation, the Books OF this
Company viii testify that bonds have been 10
sued or authorized.
And as all he stock formerly subscribed the Books
of this Company sold bv the Sheriff under execu
ti rs issuing from the Circuit Court of Edwards Coun
ty Ills and by the purchasers at such Shens sale,
by assgnees to the present Board
Directors 29th January 1859, all certificates OF
stock bearing date to that time Uorfhlss
Ii having been reported that Bonds and certificates
Of this have been offered for sale
pledge by parties formerly connected with this Compa
ny, the Board have thought right thus TO put the pub
lie on their guard.
= T B. THOMPSON, President
OLA. Mt, c. and N. A. r. r. CO.
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-oruE LADIES.

ou.xv,rxE REILLY would respectfully call the
- ;,a5,;on of the ladies to their stock OF bmoror
Seres, Laces and white goods ;as reee.ea' o0ns'As
Oh ams, aire mourning and second mourning Consrss
Jaeopet and Swiss embroidered sleeves:
S~iss Embroidered Chemisettes aud Guns
1snsnet ana SWISS Ecgings and Insertings;
do do Pointed Flouncngs and bAnos'
Real Thread Lace Edgiegs and lnserungs, v.u
Black and white Lace Capes blk AND straw ~
paid and striped Jaconets and emoIo,aerea S. ,h
Musiins DC. &c. all Of which are onsreo so peir1y
lowest prices. ap2l SHANhhi' y
s-sd Ard foy ale ~
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C. M. GRIFFITH.

Hardware aud Cuuery.
r1AS iust received full and comDlete stock ci 10
RI reicu and domestic Hardware, Mechanics toos anu
fpi,dine Materials. Merchants, Mechanics, ana o'"e'
arc invited 10 examine his stock at s.w
spqcudGw THE SIGN OF THE MILL Saw
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sAppLERY WARS

rouS CuPPLES Keeps constantly nnanit
GA 49, ,ssortnen. Of Sadlery Ware, and every
& thing apportainng to the business; u. ne aasec s
haI,o and having as good worsmenas
o. ms are in The State sprepared TO execute any WON
Which NAV be ordered in the very ees' ,e.
& S,,rrn irons Seating Buggy aoantings &c.
d hi. stock is ~ any other IN the ey az
ttention Of the public to these things and prom
ash 70 rsrinducements in the way oflcw prices
"a rtf
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NEW GOODS.
IN 1900 blk Silk Fall Wells:
500 Fancy Embroidered Wells;
100 doz blk silk Cravats;
100 Cartons sol'd Tanetta Ribbons different width
50 do do Satin do do do;
so pieces Fancy" Dress Silks;
20 do Black do;
JAMES LOW & CO.,
my3I Az Main S., Louisville. KY.
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,,,ocpuy STORE.

NEW GROCERY. S.r0Kx EG:pocFRy
@rN ttot, fybas inst opened FAMILY GhoCEn II
First door to the s. rssi IS hi. line
he will keep hand the choices u,ter Cheese Eggs
S,sa Meats Coffee
hghs; PIiss ao p.H The public
Every aiuee ad 70 call and Ben. and bis siocs IL
s he doni trade there's no harm done s''
.ooo LBS. BUTTER.-.T an'eS pyy p,,,v
6(UNJ my23 ''S
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ID. 5. ANDERSON.
ANT Il 4 l u V X
COMMERCIAL ROW.
DEPOSITS j. III. .Magee y Co.,
H.vss m SVille. md.

Opp0site j. III .Hdget CO.. =
= Evansville, md. a,1-,
.o;v,r, n iarye and superior stock of SPRlsyG
l GOODS Of tn. best material and OF me most is .
ionable STYLES Fine black and eolsred Cioths OF sn
80, Engiish French and German manufacture; me
b,act poeskin: a large stock of French, English anu
American Fancy and beautiful styles,
md designs Linen Drills Of the veryurst uahty
piis goods olan colored and figured OF the mos,
b-autfui STYLES FOR Summer wear; pam, ieie! en
figured Silks and Satin: Of srperroo aH SnSV'
he manufactured to order in good style, ana SOLO
cnr,prr than the goods can be bought IN any cay
w., Of the Maintains Terms, CASH.
Us isagent for williams "Reports OF fasnioh.
The present nun,oe, u sm ~ Of al 30. ap16u
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VIM. HOLDEN,

VIM. HOLDEN,
lTERCHANT TAILOR, on Fist street, oelWeeh aaln
MI and Locust is now prepared 70 manufacture an!
Kind of a suit of Clothes, at the shortest no,ce. sS
warranted to fit He has good assortment OF Spring ao
Summer Goods eoa assisting of Cloths, FASTENERS, OF va
rious colors plain and fancy vesings, &c, &c; sum
mer Clothing made up in the neates: and most
able STYLES Mr.. H. will spare no palms 10 merna IN
tinua,ce of the patronage whieh he has been miner
to favO
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ADAMs 81 CO.'S EASTERN. WESTERN
- 49, 49, $3.50

rr,R pubc are respectfully informed that We are now
nrepared 10 give facility and dispatch ior
trar sporting and from the East merchanolse, al
who patronse us qaic1 dispatch throughout me YEA.
having railroad comns1nicaiion from Cinennan 70 e
Fast Eas express u in charge OF trusty
accomplished with an ron safe for betterseeunV Va
abieS. -, -. Tor a ood.
or nav bills i'm places where have ofices. ~: ~.
Expresses for St. Louis. Madison, lndlanaPy e Fast
cnnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, and a4l -Parys ".
leave daily a. TO- A. NJ. opu
For Lexington and Frankfor at r. ~. v.,r york
For California by each mail steamer .naMs e. CO.
sA JONES, Agent
oNsce sc Main st., Louisville.
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DvSSOITTION,

,,,uK firm Of KAHN & VILE has been drso D
consent and the business will hereafter o.
.,sd Inv s. Kahn who is authorized to settle all the
ua;ns.s OF the late frm Those indebted VIII please
make i'm mediate payment TO him. 3: Mann Al MR.
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sequent to the passage OF tbs act. :,
S'9. Any negro or mulatto who shall
come into or settle in this State contrary
thereto, and in violation of the provisions OF
the Constitution, and of the FIRST section Of
this act, shall be fined in any sum not less
than ten nor more than five hundred dollars
ieA-3W
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FLOATING BATH HOUSE.

FLOATING BATH HOUSE.
MI u. ADLERSBURG will have his Floating Bath
Z. wv House completed by the 5th day of June, at
which time he will be ready receive company Tie
house Is constructed that the gentlemen enter one
side and the ladies the other very neatly got up,
and he hopes the public will appreciate his efforts to
tribute to their health Single bath rs cents Persons
wishing subscribe do by calling his Paper
Store on First street, between Main aud Sycamore.
The house is just below Lanssco wharf, opposite the
mill. He confidently believes that all who wish
to contribute to their health, will give him call.
e2d3m -''
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NEW BOOKS.
IN Country Rambles in England. by Miss Cooper
Poetry OF the Vegetable World, capital book The
Irving Gift BY Washington Irving. Prsmatis by Rich
ard Haywarde. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Heroes of 70 Lifeof Dr.. Chalmers. by Rev: G. Moi
fat. English Items by Ward. Also late Novels and
Poems. Received this day, and for sale by
m,3O :" RATaRONE S WHEELER.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLIS An
CLEVELAND STRAIGHT LINE IL. rs
INHE books of tbs Company will be opened ch
the Auditors office, and the Office OF lngle d Wheeler
They viii remain open sixty days only. walk ep e,o
,,ting elk ia one of best companies in the
Nothing is more ccrtan than this road Is Tor large NV
aends. BY order of the Board ~. p,,,
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY.

GEO CURTIS Prest ID. c. GROVE. Vice Pres't
WIN. II. DEDRICK Sec'y. TIM. q. GRANNIS, Treas.
]. FRANCIS BATES, Gen1 Ag't.
TIME undersigned continues to receive applications
and issue Policies. favorable terms as any re-
sponsible Office in The West For the high standing and
of the above Company, referepce Is made
to Messrs Bement 81 Viele, and Ali. Howes, Evans
VILE. my29-Iy HENRY C. GWATHGEY, Agt.
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H. NELSON.
u. wooLSEY.
UCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

VTTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneer'
wv and Commission Merchants, Manufactures gents
Glasses Pieturs frames Notions &c. Particular alien
ton given TO the sale adescrpuons Of Goods Kegu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay ana SATURDAY H
advances made on Consignrents xv,cor
aug D ly "ooLSEt g Ei2o.,.
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MI TICE a. h--,sS :<A-~ - W N
~ ,as. hereby given to all Negroes and Muuia-
A. VINO were inhabitants of the State of Indiana.
sand s Seore The ifst November A. thou
in mis- S,s,s and y and entitled TO reside
tue to appear The OF The Clerk of
, circuit Court. for registering when all
aue eerihg thereto will be heard ceterrnined
In accordance with the annexed ActR S. page as.
JACOB LUNkENHEIMER CO., O. q
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A III, persons indebted 10 the firm Of hARr q COL
n viz or have any claims against them VIII settle
win tie un ersigned, who has been appointed receiver
by the Circuit Court Of vanderburgh County. COW
myiS "a -
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7-S& A blind shirt
ing & sheetiDg.... 7al0l
5-4 60 do dc l0al2I
Adams blue and Or
ange prints. So. g a9l
Robson * Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ..,,-....--- 8 all
Sprague & Aliens
madden prints. %. 9al0I
Fancy light & dark