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In discussing resolution, during the morn
ing session OF the Medical Convention OF
yesterday, proposing to administer wnoie-
some discipline to those of the Society who
might upon investigation be found to be en-
ga ed in dispensing "patent medicines" Dr.
Brewer pleasantly alluded to on expression
II, ed in the Journals report of Wednesdays
proceedings. and remarked that in the event
of the adoption of the resolution, he was ap-
prehensve that he too would be subject 10
censure, as through said report he had dis
covered that be had, unwittingly, dispensed in
Homeopathic doses,"a certain article called
in said report, sold iectifed thunder" which
being nowhere found in the catalogue of Mate
ri, Medca, must &c necessitate be a patent med
icne. The Doctors critical position in this
matter, melted Scion - and Doctor
R to rush TO the rescue, and support
the much injured DR.. against this infamous,
heretcal charge. Much discussion ensued;
the excitement grew intense; the mountain
labored The criminal reporter was duly
arraigned, and given to understand that ma
king new discoveries in the Medical Science
was the exclusive preroea'iye of physicians
in the State Medical Society, and to etiectu-
ally deter them from exercis ng this preroga-
! i've thsy must distinctly understand that they
must submit to the examination OF an inquis-
itorial committee, and il found guilty, be ex-
cinded. Thus the Society would be expur-
gated, its compromised dignity retrieved, and
its immaculate purity protected in an invul-
nerable armor of ancient dogmas, q. e. old
fogyi sm) Now with all due respect to this
body, and in apology for myself, beg leave
to state, that in introducing new term, in
reporting the proceedings Of W ednesday,
never for moment dreamed Of infringing
on their high prerogative, nor supposed lha
eyes iItently ergagedin pen .trating the
hidden mysteries Of Science, could see so SUI
perficially u, to observe, much less be dis
turbed, by feather floating on the wave
Neither did | conceive my situation before
the Society 10 be critical, until Professor
r., NJ. D. F. +. NJ s., man
iiested such astonishing ss-duiiy in tbs pros
ecution, instituted against me before the So
cietv. But why the Professor should be 81
much more aggrieved by this outrage upor
the dignity of the Society than DR.. D. him
self, the prosecuting witness in the case, il
mystery to me. unless il be, that the Pro
, fessor is extremely sensitive, on the subjec
of dignity, as it was, the poor reporter receiv
ed at his hands, "heroic" dose of cold ecti
fed thunder" dnubly distilled, which wa
well nigh overcoming the forituie 1.-The ar
r raigned, when to the utter establishment @
all, they were informed by one who volun
teered in his behalf (many thankS) that III
reporter had been guilty oil no offence, an
that their dignity had in no manner bee
compromised except by themselves in al
lowing a discussion on this exceedilel
small matter, to supercede the business of til
meeting.
Thus the mattrr was dropped, and tn
country declared safe.
. JOURNALS REPORTER.
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AS Coop As HE SENr.-We published some
weeks ago the letter Of Hon. Thomas III.
Benton, in which he expressed his determine
ton not to patronize the ST. Louis Post Of
fee, &c. The new Postmaster, it appears,
is as spunky as sold Bullion" for he has
announced lis edict, viz: That he will not,
on and after Monday next, receive in, or
send from The Post Office any Of the bills o:
the Bank of the State of Missouri which
have engraven on the face of them the
likeness of Thomas II. Benton.
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Sac gieaicaI 1onvenrion.

This body which met in our city on
Wedna sday last closed a very harmonious,
and we trust profitable session, yesterday
evening This was the fifth annual session
of the Convention since its organization.-
The Association numbered about one buu'
dred and fifty members, at the close OF its an
nual session Of 1853. During the late ses-
sion in this city, thirty-fve new members
were admitted The body in attendance at
the Medical College, on Wednesday and
Thursday were on the whole, rather an
intellg gent and good looking class of men,
Most of them who had anything to say evin-
ced far more intimate acquaintance with
the principles and details Of their profession,
than with the complicated machinery proper
for the regulation and government of deliber-
alive bodies.
The doings Of the Convention in this city
showed generally resolute determination 10
establish the profession upon worthy and
dignifed principles, relying for its support
upon the intelligence, skill and experience
of its members, irdustrously employed, fol-
the success and elevation not only of the AS.
ISOLATION itself, hut the profession generally
The members of the Association, who are
residents and practitioners in this city, we
are happy to say, bore distinguished par
In the deliberations of the Convention. The
courtesies extended to strangers by our ply.
sicians, appeared to be duly appreciated. a"
was most cordially acknowledged by the
Convention. We feel fully at liberty t.
boast OF the merits of our home members o
the Association, in many respects com
pared with the whole body-and in so doin,
we mean no dsparagement to the deport
ment or ability of strangers as displayed il
the deliberations ofthe Convention. In fac
we saw nothing to mar the dignity and hig'
character of this Association, except thu
careless and supplementary manner il
which its proceedings were conducted. Il
the newly elected President, we hope witt
the aid of the individual members, complet
remedy to this objection may be found a
their next meeting
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Provisions FOR New YoRK.-The Canal
boat May flower. on yesterday, took on board
cargo Of provisions, consisting Of four hun
dred and FIVE hogsheads of shoulders. destined
by way OF the Chicago and Michigan canal,
for New York. The freight by way Of Chi
cage is considerably cheaper than that by New
Orleans, and several shipments of the same
kind have recently been made by the same
route. These provisions are from the pack
ing house Of 8. Wade g. Co., of this city.
Alton Telegraph, Ilh
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NOTICE

ncLEASs VOLCANIC OIL LISIxrxr Is truly a Celebra-
ted Remedy, and hass dome more to alleviate humaa
suffering than any remedy discovered.
One or two applications will relieve the most severe
PAIN, BRursg or SPRArN
Two bottles will cleanse purify and heal the foues
ULcER SORE and 1t will heal the most severe Burns or
Scald without a scar.
Every family should haue asupply constantly hand
For Horses il is far superior any other remedy for
cunng Lamecess, Bruises Cuts, Scratches, Old Sores
ewoihngs, &C., &c. See advertisement in another
colump. lmh7-u
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NOTICE Ia heTeos given, that by vitae If
~ lion, Issued out OF the Office of Lie Clr.S uf The
'ahderburgh Circuit Court ahd 10 dire ted. in
III James NJ. Smith ana against Samuel G.. ChEol,.
Henry ID. Allis aud Lewis Hnwes have levied upon
and ~H upon the 1T day OF July A. ID. iS55 proceed
TO SELL IT the door ofthe Court House in the city Of Ev
ansve, the rents, issues and profits. Tor the
seven ears OF the following described properly to-wit:
Lois Nos ], 2, aud Sub division of Lot No. g. and
with westerly half OF Lot No. T. i'm the Lower ar,s
Enlargement of the city Of Eva willie. and should said
rents issues and profits not bring sufficient
satisfy said execution aud coss, will, the same time
and place. offer for sale the pie Of said
my 20 3g-pf So 20 JOHN S. GAVITT. s. Y. e.
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0-All the intelligence from Washington
tends TO confirm US in belief that the admin
is'raton is determined TO get up war as a
preteSt for seizing Cuba. The worst OF the
matter is, net that the attempt to seize Cuba
may involve Us in foreign war. but the sue
cess OF that attempt will be almost certain TO
give US war at home.
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1t will be seen by his professional
card irr another column that Stanley NJ.
resume the practice Of law in all the cou Is
of the district, and respectfully offers his
professional services to all who may desire
them.
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PEOPLE OF AMERICAN!

Thousands ofyou have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic Pains, Ulcerous Sores Sxel!ed Legs. Piles
and man other complaints, that all the remedies you
have tried have failed to cure and your ply scans
pronounced fncurable-you need suffer no longer.
remedy !. discovered and places within the reach
or ALL that Will cure all these complaints and make
young again. Da with joy-for you shall be healed.
The great remedy is the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENTi
Important and extraordinary daily reported
to as having been performed by the OF this n
ment and none who di appointed i'm lis effects
U = See advertisement in another column.
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ENGLISH AsD FRENCH SoLDIERs.-It is said
that the British and French soldiers, except
Tor a short time in 1892. have not fought un-
der the same banner since the wars of the
Crusades. The rivalry that will exist in the
aimed army TO exceed each other in deeds ot
during, will make them terrible to their Rus.
sian foes.
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SHUN THE EPIDEMIC.

"An ounce OF preventative is better than pound Of
cure" Would you preserve health and prevent sick
ness-wouid you De freed from all liza ility TO bowel
complaints fux cholera, and great variety of diseases
incident to AL climates, ages. and constitutions OF men
so, you have one opportunity, only nfalibe pre-
PANACEA. The use of this m"dicnc so purife. the
blood, and so harmonze. the action every organ
to render the stem impenetrabe to the shafts of dis
ease.-lMorniag Chronicle.
I PFors sale by KELLra, FARssLrY & Co., Evansville.
inoiana' lmi2
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. HOwe'S Shaker SarsaparilIa!
FREE LECTURE!

CONTRASTING the several Systems of Medicine with the
reform Practice Of Ecectcism, viii be delivered Fri
day night (he 10Th nstl at the Methodist Church.
Locust street, b. DR.. B. STUVE Ladies and gentlemen
are respectfully invited to attend. Imylset
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OF Greedy says the Court Of st. james
goes into mourning four weeks on account
of the death of the Duke o. Parma-one OF
the most worthless trips" in all Europe. So
much for honor. A thousand Humboldts
might die and no such set grief would be in
dulged in. Blessed be Sham!
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OF The Lafayette, (Ind.) Journal, of the
18Th, says il calculates that two millions o,
bushels Of corn will be shipped from tina,
place the present season."
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SHERIEE,S SlLE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that 10y virtue OF an execu-
uoD issued ont NJ the Office ofthe Clerk of the Van
derburgh C-cuit Court and directed favor Of
Ann Mcdowell and against George Mcdowell, have
levied up an will upcn the LIST day of July. A ID
ls5i proceed to SELL at the door Of the Court House,
the city OF Evansville the renis, issues and profits for
the term OF seven years. the following described pro-
perry. to wit:
Two eand In the north of the north
east qnarer of the northwest quarter of section No IS
Township No south of range II Also the interest
OF The said George Mcdowell in and the
quarter OF the Northwest quarter of section No. &C. and
ia and To the south quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter OF SAID section No. &C. and in ard to the
quarter of the south west quarter of section No. g.
said township No south of range No. II west afore-
said in the Vnccnncs Land District said interest sup
posed to be ~ and should the said rents issues
and profits not bring sufficient amount satisfy said es-
ecution and costs will at tbs same time and place of
fer for sale the fee simple OF said r, al estate.
myi93w-Pfs5 JOHN S. GAVITT, S.V.C.
COME RIGHT ALONG:
Ii. those who wish to have their Dagu ~rreotypes
II taken by II. H. KELSEY, will please call soon, as
by the arrangements he Will deliver his Rooms
into other hands by the first OF June Don't DELAY for
This will be your last opportunity. lmyIe 3id
TO THE LADIES.
WE have received PEI Adams 81 Co.'S Express
" Plai. Seapo.itan Hair Bonnets which we will
sell at 50 % each; aud plain English soft straw 81 25
Also Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings, DC, &c Rounets
sli with or without trimming, trimmed order on
the shortest notice. EDH ARD FEGAN a. CO..
myI5 First street opposite the Post Onica
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NFThe Charleston papers states tina, Mr..
Fillmore in recent speech delivered there,
said that the United States were destin ed,
ultimately, 10 annex both Canada and Cuba
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GLASS WARE.-Ree'd per steamer Dick Key..
j - bNs ass'd Wine, Beer. Ale and Water Tumbirrs
25 doz assd Moasses Cans: dor Sweetmeat Dishes.
with Covers dog Glass Bows doz Decaners; es dns
Castor Paddles - doz Cup Plates 25 doz Butter Pa'
s5 doz Preserve Plates; doz assorted Waters;
assorted Britannia Caster Frames; doz antcfDs.
springs; doz Lanterns common; - dog assorted So
For sale at tho lowest mar. ct price by
myl3 l. * ID HERMANN.
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nOCTOs BERNARD STUVE.

THIS gentleman has settled in our midst nd anc.t~
Il ly soiieits patronage. He Is graduate of the Ec-
lectic Medical College Cincinnati. and has enjoye
elsewhere very extended and successful practice for
neartwo years Re is therefore. fully competent 10 act
as trustworthy Physician and surgeon. IN is practice
lie discars IN toto, those poisonous aud destructive
agents which the tissues cannot assimaie as aDtmony
mercury. etc. Especially would he call the attention OF
those afflicted with Chronic diseases he Is prepared
20 apply ELECTRO MAGNETISM. which proves cura-
tive in many forms Of disease and detects the real seat
and magnitude Of every otherwise often difficult
task and the principal in the failure Of cure In the
major chronic Diseases The Doctor Is also yer ed
in, and speaks HuentIy, the German language. Give
him call.
II Office on the lower side OF First street, 81 door
above Main. lm,4-u
LNLOUII 25 bbls superine in store and for sale by
i my4 FhESloN bHcS-
TAILORS WANTED.
THREE first rate Journeyman 1aors wanted. and
i one Vestmaker. None Others need apply to
ID. s. ANDERSON,
l'myIo-tf First street. opposite Commercial Row.
NEW hooks.
lust reed SririiuaIism. BY Judge Edmords and DR..
y Dexter:
Passion Flowers
Autobiography Of an Actress by Mrs. Mowntt: at
ap2l SAMUEL LISTERS.
NTOLASSES.- sr3 bbls choice in md for sale
w low by tapso) GEO. FOSTER co.
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N II w y NJ stE y a \ OE W I'LL PAPER, DC
M have just receiye ed Pap rand Upholstery
w Store Oh First sire I. opposite Merritt, field *
Cos, large assortment OF very handsome well
common varieties OF Wall Paper, with Window Blinds,
Fire boards, &c, &c. which We ask those to examine
VINO wish to purchase. will sell them at the foresf
market price. We are prepared paper In The
newest style short notice. CaiI aud exsmine
papers. (myl3-f) &. SCHMrrT & STALK.
DECEIVED per steamer Pick Keys--SIEvss
III Ks.vhs FoRKs, Coffee MILLS, SrooSs. Cars,
&c. &C.
Is doz Selves II and To- Is gross Spoons afsd:
4 doz Riddles; doZ busting Bushes;
IS dog Kniv Fork sass'd doz Clo;kes do;
10 dog Butcher Knives: 90 dog Shoe do.
- bx. Coffee Mills nss'd; 20 dog Serubbiug do.
4d0z Molasses Caters, nos. Is dog Horse do;
lsld2: 10 bxs Shaving do;
] gross Gimlets: doz do Boxes:
9 doz Tape Borcrs: 10 doz Carpenter Pei chs
% Curry Combs. assd gross Lead do:
so thousandS b. Caps. dox zach n s. F.less
50 DO G.. ID. DO; 10 bxs Glass Pipes;
For sale AT lowest market price 10y
myI3 & D. UEiMAyN.
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ICE CREAM


THE Subscriber having reited The rooms at his resi-
deuee Seventh street, third door east of Sauire
Mills resIdeucei now prepared 10 furnish the ctizcIs
of Evansville with superior article this delightful
and cooling luxury Families, Parties Pie Mics fnrs
nished at short notice. with any favored Creams lhsy
may wish delivered.
myl3dlw+ GEO. W. GLOVER.
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PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS. &c. &C.
{ hENDENlNG ~ WALKER have formed a pa rtner-
- ship for the above business. opened Shop aud
store on sycamore street. just above Laugllin's
stand They will keep constantly hand large siock
Of Paints. Oils, Window Glass Varnishes, Brushes DC ,
DC. They also solicit orders for House and Sgi Paint.
ing OF every variety, promising TO execute il in The beet
Sly and at the low est prices. tm,gu
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TiHTY-Two OUT-LOTs

VI,HlRTYTWO valuable out lots in the north east and
north qrs- of section 70. Il. G. X 10 west. and
lying the side Of me Plank Road and less than
two miles from Evansville will be sold al public
ton the Court House door in Evansville, Saturday,
June Sd, 1854.
These Lots contain from one to elk each. and
well situated for residences, and part Of them have
fine fronts the Plank Road. ..t
Plots and descriptions OF the same may be seen by
calling the prosretors the land, or or Wheeler &
Robinson corner Of Main and First Streets Evansville
TERMS:-one third cash, and balance in ], 9 and ,
WILLIAM oLMsrEh.:
CHAS. II. OLMSTED.
BY WHEELER & RonIysoX. - - lmYl6Iw
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JOHN 5. MITCHELL a. SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.

-..---.,.., EVANSVILLE, IND. "a
OGee aad WarehOEss on Watsr street, BGfnseR Main
aHd Locust; also corner of Walnut st. and tke
Canal, and al fhs Big Wharf Boat at
foot of Main
M ILL advance cash on all kinds of Produce coz,
w signed TO them, for sale here ship Their Corr
Respondents AT New Orleans and the Eastern Cities.
Orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise filed
at The shortest notice and lowest market prices
They Will give prompt attention to the Forwarding Of
all Merchandise and Produce entrusted their care; ND
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction
DECEIT JOHN S. MITCHELL & son.
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COME hight ALCNCf
TO THE LADIES'.
NOTICE..
TO ALL WHOM IT MAJ CQNCERM


TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
WE Subscribers. being Tor the moment thrown on oi
buiness and subjected to heav, losses by the burn.
ing out Of their Tobacco Store do hereby c all those
tore Of Messrs Decker * Kramer, Main street
anie IS 10 meet our engagements the proper time
have the confidence i'm customers that this call
wliioe nj once responded to.
myIs II o. sCHREFFER e. SCHROEDER.
, BOXES Cheese reel peru. 5. AID and for sale by
- m,l7 J. d W. REILLY.
CINNh MON.-I5 mats whole and 20 cases ? dor
~ cans each, ground. for sale by
my17 :. r. GILBERT a. CO., Syc. near Water.
CTCNE PIPES -e5 boxes for sale by
, myE s. z. GILBE II & co, Syc: near Water:
TALLOW CANDLES so boxes in store, for
l. sale al Cincinnati Factory prices by
myT Sc. GILBERT & CO. syc near Water.
Star G ANDLE5.-s5 whole, half AID quarter
myi7 S r. GILBERT & CO., syc. near Water.
T LIVERPOOL BLOWN sALT-I5 bags for
IL sale by > T. GILBERT az Co.
myl7 Sye. Iear Water.
GOLD CIEsINS.
JUST RECEIVED AT BITTROLFF e. SONSm
wv have just received fine lot of Gold Vest Chains
w of beautiful styles Also lot OF Guild Hunting
ockets which invite the attention Of those wish
ing to purchase We will sell cheap, and no blornr
about it. fmyl7
TO THE LADIES ONLY!
& tsplendid assortmentof CO
~ BONNETS: ~
RIBBONS.
LADIES' COLLARS;
INCONSISTENCIES;
LiCES, &C. &c.
or the latest and most fashionable styles We are able
10 sell all these articles at astonshngly low price.
m!io WM. LOEwENTHAL D. co,
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

w just established Millinery Store. on Main street
opposite the Bank. where she has opened scnsonabl
stock Of Miliht and Fancy Gonds comprising Spring
aud Summer styles of BOnnets Straw Goods. Ribbons,
trimmings, &C., DC She invites the attention Of the
ladies' To- these goods and hopes 81 Ice able 10
cure their patronage by good articles aud low prices
She is prepared to fill all orders in satisfactory
ncr. rm,l5.snH
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FORK UP!!

THE uHder igned respectfully requests all persons
l. indebs ID TO him. to call aud make Immediate SET
lcmcnt. Also all persons having claims agans him. to-
call and have them adjusted The be set
tied al my store Water street, during the next
weeks after which they will aced in H. nd To en-.
force collection. (msl3u) PHILIP DR. USNEiS
DEF. SALMON. CHEESE, PRUNHS. Cnoc0.
ID L,n, STIcE, d., reed per steamer Dick Keys:
. cases l2b ia PruneS; . cascs - boxes Prunc,;
casks Pruuss'35G HIS 81 Smut Salmon iIu los
ht bbls pick Id Salmon; baskets ~ ~ Olive Gil:
KITS Nackerct % b,s Eng. Dair, h-c.r.'
$ bbls Pork Harley; 4 bbls tanr. SUyarturcd
I bVs hocOlae: Dried L, pr
- bNs 40 le Sant~ - bxs Dried He ring:
superine IA Vanie; 80 bxs Ground spicr;
" O>s NY Mustard; bxs Nv. Mustard, l"osr;
. hEs earl Star II; q. Ibis sal raius;
, Ike Pear! SLircI la 7 4, I0 ibis Sack Salt;
10 hhls Cider Via gar 2bN- Cream Tartar:
sb%s Hnihe=S; II d"z Bed-cor!s, hemp,
2 reals Cotton Bedcord; gras. AID iutc
3 coils Grtss- 10. - bxs Palm SOAP;
10 ks q ruIau Soai; - ,xs E.urv ,o:
- lvs ShaNi z do. = hNs Salt SOFA;
~ hin lies lotion fnine Cor sale al the e. vest ket
pr.,c b. tmyiT) I.2 d. HERMAN.
ESTIEE.OEg WifkE, AC.-Ecc'L per steamer
w ihck k..N-:
IS doz SHAKE iroors: - dog Common rroo ms: ,z
Whips; ~ ness hiic Tubs. ia net: csi- blu.
Tubs ia ncsi. re-, iiIc Tubs. in nr> al ErB
Tubs d"z Cedar Pals iron bound quests Cedar pals.
brass bound; nests PiEe Flour Rnckeis; dcz Iron
found AZ ~ barrels doz Common IL bbls dog &C.
10 nests boNes; q dog boiling Pins:
6doz Potato Mashe-s; dog lar Can.:
doz Well Buck Is 4 dog Work Basket a.s'd:
- doz Market do; doz Dbl d hi bbI Covers;
a doZ " hlow Nsgors; doZ Willow CATS
doz do Cradles; do. White Il urns:
For sale AT lowest market price by
myI3 l. e. D. HERMANN.
n HHDS y. a. Sugar, fair to prime, just reed per
i steamer Suiann, in quantities 10 suit, at
m!s COOKS.
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~ HHDS y. q. Sugar, fair to prime. Just reed per
i steamer Sultana, in quantities 10 suit, at
m!s COOKS
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MEDICAL, BOOKS.
lust REED A LARGE ASSORTNENT
~ OF THE ABOVE at SAMUEL LISTERS
mNlJ Book Store.