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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

LOUIS NAPoLEoN's WEDDING CAKE. The
BRIDE cake for the imperial marriage was made
oy Messrs. Purssell, of Cornhill, London. 1t
weighed S2e pounds, exclusive of the decora-
lions. The following are the ingredients of the
cake dorset butter, "a pounds; loaf sugar,
"a; currants, 30; raisins 80; -four %; Jor-
dan almonds, AZ pounds; ss2 eggs; 40 lem.
ons of orange. lemon and citron rings, "a
pounds three bottles Of brandy. and two of
nOyeau,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

Another treaty with England is talked about.
That government appears to be in great hur-
ry to fix up matters before the books are passed
over to Gen. Pierce. England probably knows
she can make better bargain with Mr.. Fill
more She expects, undoubtedly, that Gen.
Pierce will keep too sharp an eye ont for the
preservation Of American interests, for her to
make a good bargain after the 4th of March:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

From CUBA. Dates from Havana to the
22d ult., have been received at Charleston
Among the passengers is G. Hamilton Jones,
Private Secretary TO Mr.. King, who is bearer
of dispatches from orr Consul at Havana
Mr.. Jones says that the health Of Mr.. King
is much improved. The misunderstanding be-
tween the Captain General and Mr.. x. is ami
cabIy settled, although no interview had taken
Mace
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

SHOCKING SHIPwRECK- Philadelphia, Feb.
25.-The brig Champion Of Portland, from
Baltimore for Boston, with coal, went ashore
in the gale on Saturday night last, on the
Chincoteague shoals. Shortly afterward she
bged and went to pieces. All the crew were
drowned. The schooner Mary E. Belch OF
and for Boston, from Washington, N. c..
loaded with naval stores, also got ashore and
will prove atoIal loss. Two of her crew
were drowned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

SENATOR BRADBURY. The Washington I'm
ion speaks in praise Of Senator Bradbury, as
follows:
BY his able, prompt, and faithful discharge
Of all his Senatorial duties. he has won for him
self an enviable position in the Senate, and be-
fore the country as sound and fearless demo-
cratic statesman.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

Rather Coda man al Mt. Desert, few
days since, received Bounty Land Warrant,
printed 10 red ink, whereupon his wife dryly
that she supposed it was on ac-
count of the blood he Shed IN the Aroostook
WInr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

Thelawyers Of Lowell have agreed 10 close
their Offices in the evening, and the Boston
Post says il they would keep them closed du-
ring the day as well as evening ii would be a
benefit 10 the community.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

U Senator Clark Of Franklin County. has
been promoted from Colonel 10 Brigade.
General Of the +" Militia of Maine The only
wonder is that SO good looking man as Col.
Clark was not made General long ago.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

THE SMALL SILVER Com. The bill for the
coinage of small silver coin, Of reduced rate,
has been approved by the President. It goes
into operation on the lst Of June next.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

~ We hope Belfast will build that Moose
head railroad soon. What a fine avenue it will
open to the hunting and fishing grounds
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

ET We are under obligation to Senator
Soule, for a copy Of his able speech son Colo
nization in North America, and on the Politi-
cal Condition of Cuba
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

The QUICKEST RoUTE.-Calfornia news by
Col. Ramsay's line via Acapulco and Vera
Cruz has been received in eighteen days from
San Francisco.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

iL@ The "foreign contributions" to the
Boston Post, entitled "Wanderings in Iceland
in 1852" are very interesting. Sorry we can
not make some extracts.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03
The writer concludes thus

GO Striking is common now-a-days. The
printers of Baltimore have recently struck for
thirty-6ye cents per thousand ems. The price
was promptly given by the employers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

4S- The wings of this city will propably
crow over great victory after the Municipal
election. Well, we do like to see them graft
fed once in while, when we have nothing to
lose.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

70 The Fillmore administration, we should
judge by the appointments recently made, is
very anxious the vacancies should be all filled
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

eg DIR. Matthews has just received a fresh
lot of that nice New York confectionery. 1t
is superior article. Try it.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

A. d. Nichols, Esq, was elected Cashier of
the Lime Rock Bank, Rockland, on the 10th,
in place Of VIM. L Pitt, Esq, resigned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

CT DIR. Kane is to leave New York on his
expedition in search of Sir John Franklin,
April 10Th. He has scientific corps of four
professors; and his crew consists of nine seal
fishers and forty-eight Greenland dogs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

R It cost eleven dollars to destroy demi-
john of liqnor in Providence. Six men were
required to capture il. M
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

A bell weighing about 1900 pounds, was
hoisted 70 its place in the belfry Of the new
Baptist Church last Thursday. 1t is of supe-
rior tone, and chimes in well with its COM
moore
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

lP The election in New Hampshire for
State officers and representatives to Congress
takes place on the 9Th of March.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

APPo1NTMENT.-J. +. Day has been appoint
ed postmaster at Hallowell vice Thomas Hovey,
resigned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03
HE ITALIAN REvoLUTIoN.-The London
correspondent ofthe New York Tribune, who

HE ITALIAN REvoLUTIoN.-The London
correspondent ofthe New York Tribune, who
pretends to know all about il, says:-
The proclamation Of Governor Kossuih is
not genuine: as he wanted to postpone any
outbreak until Austria got involved in quar-
rel with Turkey-of which he thinks there
Is fair prospect. The Italians, however,
could not be kept back, and Mazzini consen-
ted, although also favorable 10 delay, 10 have
the proclamalions posted upon the walls of
M Ian on the 9Th of February. The first ont
break on the 9Th was put down, after some
bloodshed; but on the 9th, at dawn, some
Italians got into the arsenal and shot down
The officers, when the privates surrendered
and gave up their arms. All communication
was then interrupted. There were 1900
Austrian troops in Milan, 10000 in Verona,
$500 in Mantua, and $500 in small garri-
sons in various parts of Lombardy. OF this
number, 5000 are Hungarians, and 1000 Ital-
ians. Another Austrian army, of about So
600 men, is quartered throughout Tuscany,
Medena, Parma and RomagDa but amongst
these The proportion Of Ilungarians is much
larger than in the army first named. The
reason that Kossuth did not deny the author
ship Of The proclamation is, that the Austri-
aus "ouiu Improve Inc opportunity 10 make
1t appear that he did moi favor Italian indie
pendence.
The writer concludes thus:
In case the instruction is not suppressed
up TO tomorrow, FEB. l2) then the Austrian
army will be destroyed, or demofalized in
Italy, and the insurgents have full six weeks
time to prepare Cor campaign, the Austri-
ans being unable sooner to concentrate an
efficient army. Napoleon is said not to be
hostile TO the movement
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

~ The Massachusetts House of Represen-
tatives has passed law repeating the secret
ballot. Bad business.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

.R The New York Crystal Palace goes on
briskly. One is talked of in Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

e We are indebted to Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin of the Senate, for valuable Congression-
al documents.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

Several inches of snow fell in this region on
Monday. and the sleighins is now quite good.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

SPEECH OF GEN. PIERCE. Mr.. Jones Of
Tennessee, from the committee appointed by
congress TO inform Gen. Pierce Of his cleo.
ton as President of the United States, re-
ported that Gen. Pierce accepted The office
in the following speech:
you will please 10 communicate to the
respective houses Of Congress my acceptance
of the trust confded TO ME, and at the same
time express 10 them my grateful acknowl-
Judgments, and assure them of the deep sense
of obligation with which regard this mani
festaIion Of confidence on the part of my
countrymen, and it it will be my earnest de.
sire to prove their confidence has not been
misplaced
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

i have only seen on Broadway, for week,
two women with curtain tassels fastened on
their cloaks behind, and but two with knit IL
dies on their heads, and it would be safe to bet
heavy odds that all four were fresh importa-
tions from the city of Boston. In New York
people soon learn TO put things TO their proper
uses, and it is not exactly the fashion for wom-
en- to wear the old knit wooden drawers Of
their husbands on their heads in the streets,
nor 10 hang their curtain and their bell cords
and tassels down their backs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

The bridge piers remain stationary as yet
Gard. TRANSCRIPT.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

ALMOST 1MPUDENT. A N. Y. correspon-
dent of the Boston Chronicle, presumes to crit
icise zone of the fashions after the following
style. The correspondent is evidently "a
crustY old bachelor -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

- The Age says, the bulk Of the forty
townships of land sold by the land agent, have
been sold to operators, in small parcels, at pri-
ces at which the State has no reason to COM
plain. We copy from that paper as follows:
There has been nothing sudden in respect
to the sale. The Legislature made Resolve,
authorized the land agent to sell these lands,
under the direction of the Governor and Coun-
Gil. The land agent received the direction to
DO so, of the Governor and Council early last
summer; and that officer, we understand, had
been occupied in receiving offers for them, and
collecting information of the value of the lands
applied for, until late last fall, when he COM
menced selling and has continued to dispose of
of such lands as he cond obtain satisfactory
price for, up 10 within a, short time since. Al
though many Of the sales may not have been
concluded until within brief period, there has
been nothing hurried about their disposition
nor is there anything suspicious, or that needs
explanation in the movement.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

- The Massachusetts House of Represen-
tatives cuts disreputable and ridiculous figure
Quite breeze was kicked up recently about
using the knife. And the other day, while
Madame Alboni and her husband were in the
gallery, it was moved that she be allowed to
take a seat in the body of the house. 1t was
then moved to amend SO to provide that
Madame Alboni SIT neat to the member from
Bedford, Mr.. Coggsnell The amendment
was accepted by Mr.. Coggsnel. Madame
Alboni then suddenly left, no doubt disguised
with the ridiculous appearance of Massachu-
sets law-givers. The House then agreed that
no notice of the affair should appear on the
record.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

And E. G. BeIcher was declared eIec1eu
on the part Of the Senate; and the Secre'nay
was directed to notify the House q '"e
suit. Adjourned.
House.- MIR. Morse Of Bath laId AID, on 80 ~" Pa,b
Bile bill to permit The city council q a.! BAN 40
y es'ao, ~ 'c Committee on the Judiciary.
ieIreu - tnv If Mr.. Barker Of Jonesport, the
On imos'o On Fisheries was directed TO in
coin. M; he expediency ofrepealing chap
gu Iii Of the laws OF Maine, passed March,
90 1914. and restoring The laws regulating
he Herring Fisheries which that ACT repeats.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-03

The report was accepted, and William S.
Cochran declared duly elected Major Gem
eraI of the 4Ih division in concurrence with
the House.
On motion OF Mr.. Farwell the same CON-
mittee were directed to receive, sort and
count the votes for a Major General of the
9Th division; who reported as follows:
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it, Happy Effects pom TeIv Married
Cup e..
JONATHAN X. MILLER. Il Pedlar aged 26 on the
% ~ Of April eit his home ia he northern part Of
New YORK, IN apparent good health his we'd ing
tour In company with has voting bride On his return
home he was suddenly attacked with n1amlnatp-
rheumatism; The attack while riding Ia the
ears. aud painfGl were his behring's tlat
tears of PITY the eeks maiiN Kind an II 81 pu;,.
thzing travelling comlai ions AT Utica. the ears
were Changed, and pass niger kuOWin" the virtues
R"dwaN's heaiy Relief Purchased bottle nj Ur. War
ners Drug Store; he Immediately applied the Relief to
the sunescr-he used up IN" Whole bottle. AMI upon
irving III Syric.c, the pain much r,lieyed tt
he was enabled walk his carri ge without assis-
iuhce tie has since reported himself cured.
In Ill cases of inhIminatory Rheumatism. Radway's
Relief Will instantly stop the pain. Let those who suf
fer tr! il.
SORENESS
Whether in the bones, Gesh joints, muscles whether
IN the head or feet, wherever ii is RadwaN : Relief will
IN Few moments. remove every particle o; irritation
from the sy>tem.
MERCURIAL PAINS.
Persons who have been silivated with mercury. aud
with pain, whose arsh is with >ores assured
speedy relief OF their paihs. Il complete eradica
lion oi the poisonous deposits, by the OF Roadway 5
Ready Relief and Renoyating Kesolyent.
cups Spasms, Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhna Sick
Headache, and Chill Fever. X. X Relief to he TAX
Internal y aud applied externally
General Agent for the State of Kentucky = Edwin
Norris wholesale druggist Louisville; Also sale by
raymond " Paiien, iia street. and |. +. BLACKWELL 81
street .tf
Joha c. Dayle and Scribner & Devol, New Albany
c. ii. Clarke, Einccnnes; Walng IL Ely. Princeton f.
h. SURE druggist Madison; and a respeciabed Dir ggists
throughout the United States and Canadas.
WOOLSEY ~ LlNCK. Agents,
Evansville. Ind.
seB1 lG2 Eulton Il Nsy York.
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also, lhe assortment ofhne Linen Shirts and Crayat,.
ara various other articles. - g t~t fHVfN7o-I
In addition 10 the above (my usual siock) have Jus,
returned from The East With SPLENDID aud extensive
stock OF cloths of every descrpten will sell low al
hOesaiy and Retail the same Ia or,ler
6 BOD fss and perieet sA,isfactioh or no trade.
ala now using ia any establish melt a Patent Serfrr
Noe hsRs. which enables 10 make Ihs ay
oher cstblisEtneht which DOS :heni Tn. VA
chine is working revolution in the Tailorir
nave obtained Tire sole right 70 sell tent rights Of this
invention ia vaderburs codty and ask irc he trade
an examination of this machine tffI tafI
T. esept4k ..s rr -rraf-.f re-trr n. g;Iss ssEtyTs
=. S.--ltak measures for Clothi,c aisA, kind a
make 10 order In the best siyle. ~ F.. = n l'TA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18

UNFSE VI + CHI ANTS.
THE undersigned have now Ia store large stock
L Drugs Medicines. Chemicals oils. Paints. Narnsh
IS, pyc woods. Glassware. Patent Medicines Brushes
&c. Ne. and constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the manufacturers lG Easi;ri markets, which Aey
are determined To sell a.a small advance.
Oururtc!es all selected will great care, and
rmed 10 give satisfaction 10 genGineness, Tualiiy and
price. Fl.
surgical Instruments, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters
and ouldeT Braces Of the most ~ proved sly lee.
Pure Brandy. Old kye Whisky ano - ines fOI medical
Purposes ORiy, OF the very best qualities.
Also Large supply OF Daguerrean stock consisting Of
Plates, Gases Chemicals, &C. At SMALL advance. from
Eastern prices.
Mrs MiIcrs Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot Of old
Havana S-.sars Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains.
stock when IN the ciy aE all orders will 5e atead
90 % INN ..liately aud carefuliN packed.
A.LES &. HALLocK. HALLOCK u STOEpAHD,
g. II. r SroDDARD. Wholesale Druggists
Dct.5t Main street. near the river
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WE CHALLENGE TEEE WORLD AN
ALL THE NEggCOIAEEkS!!!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.

rs- WHOLESALE RETAiL DEALERS -
READY.MADE CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS,
HATS, caps, &C.,
Merit TO corner Of Main and Water SIS, Evansle Ia
VITOULD inf rm their friends aud the public in gen
wv era that thew have RECEIVED, and are receiving
daily. a stock of FA LII AND NlNrFR GOODS.
Having constantly our own buyers in New York, Phl-
adelphia and BALTIMORE, and being cOnne eted lib lie l.
Loewenhl * co., OF louisville ny. the largest Clolh
Ing estab shment this eide Of the Mountains,
able to sell either Wholesale or RETAIL at the
lowest Eastern prices, and all wSh is, give us
call before you purchase.
NPP. ). Crossed - cent pieces and long Bits taken
In full. sept
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CO-pe9rNERSdIP NOTICE

ri1II In,efSgi.ed have this day forine,fa copar,ner
l. ship, under the name and style of irwIs d GRAY
ana have made arrangements with the tir rn of liar
ringpi Crane Co., to serve their so,essor in tho
Receiving, Forwarding and Commits sion business ,hi.
city. -rta.-I lE4 sft-
We would respectfully solicit tn6ance OF The pat
ronaye heretofore literally extended tywurls The late
rm aud bespeak the good Offices of freDds, pledg
ing ourselves to spare efforts to promote Tie interest,
OF all who May entruSt business 20 care.
EDlvA RID LEWIS,
Evansville Sent lst lsJs Sc pto-tf c II ARLES'GR
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uExiCAN MUSTANG LrNIwENT.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LfNIWENT.
ME- "iicr this ianiment remedy ia the various
w Diseases aud complaints for which II i rrconl-
msnded with full confidence of lis in curing
them.
he following list Of the numerous and extraordi
mar! eases u has cured dsrng the last few months:
$50 cases OF Rheumatisn in all its FORMS
i2uu do stratus aud bruises; .t-
800 do burns and scalds:
3,iJO DO fresh cuts an, wounds;
20 do cancers; go
s,siO do serofulous and ulcers that had re-
sisted all other treatment;
42iJ do in3In5d aud swelled joints:
1870 do piles;
400 do luu.bago, suices sout and hard bony
Tumors; -r.cFf '''
$3.50 do Chapped hands:
1000 csked breasts:
t,uuO do tooth ache and ear ache;
tU do various chronic diseases.
Inc Mustang Lnineht will cure the following dis
eases Of n rses.
SPAWN Ring Bone Bruises and cuts. Strains Saddle
Calls Wind Calls Fistula, swecny, Big Head CracSe ed
Heels.
TPREAD AND REMEMBER. III
BEWARE of a green mixture of''Tar and rurpentine
put up IN square bottles. aud called VOLCAN &c OIL
IlNlNENT." Avoid it, rs its continued use will shriv
ell. relax nd weak the musrlcs, and paralizs TIE
nerves. The Mustang Lipimrbts sold In every town
aud at al the Drug Evansville. Price 25cts
81 cts and dollar bottle. The 50 cent bottle holds
three times much the - cent bottle. The one dol
lar bottle holds much eight times of the - cents
bottles. The large bot les much the cheapest
Try the Mustang i.iBnent-l0,Ot 900 bottles sold
annually.
A. G. BRAGG & Co. sole Propriet"rs.
P.IS'IPAL OrF;cEs-Coruer of 81 and Market SIS. St
Louis, Mo: and 30f broadway y. Y. iyl6- iNdAw
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r(1HESE RISI oRATIvE PILLS Eave been used In
= private practice with unpreees eh.eu success TOT
hubble Tn "a. Ils remove distractions, open the nat
ura passages ui sOf the body-as the pores AMI
THEY AKE WHOLLY VEGETABLE and perfectly
harmless in their effects instead q weakening and de
bating the patient, (s is usually the with other
pills. they give TONE To the sroM and
in ygoratng both stomach and bowels; and imparting
new d aud energy to every part OF the system.
Being wholly vegetable, they are uild in their opera
tion, without gripping, any pain whatever They
slow Ia their movement; bn, thorough in their renova-
ting and restorative character and need only be tried
be- approved Of b. all afflicted with the
horrible suffering from Dyspe sa OF any OF the symp
toms of a disordered stomach efr
THE STO ZACH Is THE CENTRE or SYMPATHlES.
tits principally supplied with nerves by large pair
Proceeding directly from the brain, called the Par
These in their send branches ~ the pha-
~ and arynx; IN sophagus the vessels of the neck
NJ heart the lungs the liver. the spleen and the oia
phragm.
1hi distribution will account Cor many Of the sympa.
hies between the stomach and other parts of
the body.
Its unnecessary 80 go Clrtherhan primary derange-
meht the tDnarh recount for the multitud. ofds
tire ssihg symptoms with which many are feted such
Indigestion. Bllliousness {Drowsiness. Debility,
Acidity: T. tremc Lansuo; and Ex.
4 sense of oppression at the hauslon,
uit of the stomach; {Resti ssIe,s, Cosiiveness;
Depression ofspirtsr >ticadaehe.
HeaNmess, SIX RENE nervous aSttatOn.
Cold hands and feet, IPalpitaiiOn of the hear,
Numbness of the ab, and An ncaalil, for the least
other parts, rXertion.
Vertigo Nausea. usiine,s aud Indebtedness
DHculty of respiration. Of vision.
Stup r. y temporary loss of memo
Unpleasant Taste in the ry,
mouth, particularly when y sense Of Emptiness.
rising the morning, Pulsel ssfreqUr ntand more
Dull heavy pain aad sense feeble than usual
of weight In the head Emaciati0n and extreme
DespOndency. Debility.
With MANY other distressing nptC arising from -
di-ordervd til at last all the faculties Of The
mind -ecm Frustrated With the energies OF The body
from all ngwh ch the poor Sufferer may obtain relief in
few hoirs, by Hdstsli- x n"vating and Restorative
is: aud by adherng t,te directions. taccoHpany ing
the Pill very soon feels - ifnew life and energy
iRpart y t"the whole system.
Persons purchasing these Pins VIII he careful 20 Oh
serve that ihe name Of ". HALSIED in git irers
black paper is a1Xlt wrapper 90 each box; and
that are genuine unless labelled In this manner.
57For sale b. Drlsgist- everywaere. Prrcipi
Depotat BURNEITS,
No. IL East Fourth street. Cincinnati o.
PRIC FIFTY G ESTS
For .alc by slt he LER {, FARNSLEY,
EALLOCK & SFOilDARD.
WOOLSET & LIN, X.
nyla Agents.
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NEW F4LI GOODN.

I AVING just completed large addition toour
l present store. we now opening very eIe,
CANT and complete stock of Fall aud W inter Goods,
mostly purchased In tcipaiion of the great rise al.
ready feltiR all kinds of Woolen fabrics. Among
which would enume. ate.
5Cascs elegant New St,le DE LANES:
do Jenny Land fweeds;
IL do Assorted Jeans.
IA do Assorted Satin. It's;
10 Bales ed FLnnels;
Cases Plaid Iinsey
do Assorted Lusters;
do WooIlen Shawis
20 do New styl: Prints; tH -49Is i0
Ii do Bcached muslins, @
To VI. ich would cali the attention OF the trade
we will sell cheap ...-
augl2 j. II. MAGHEE g. co.
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Cincinnati to Hamilton, GO. Gin 10 Springfeld 90
For all information and through tickets, apply ut IN
oce Southeast corner of Broadway and FIR III 81 or
the Derot,. Cincinnati. il<ul isQ QUO Ia 2pi b.
70 ot'W w. A. I.ATHA NJ. Tick ct Agent.
=. W. STkADER GeJr Agent.
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