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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-18

A LITTLE HUSBAND AND LITTLE Wire
The Sandusky Register is responsible for
this:
Two little childten-a boy and girl, aged
four and three years respectively were
missed by their families, and search made
everywhere for them, but in vain. The day
passed. and considerable alarm existed
Persons were out in all directions, and the
bel-ringer had been sent for, when. passing
thicket Of bushes in the garden, the mother
thought she heard low voices near. Pulling
away the leaves, there were the truants, with
their night Clothes on, locked in one anoth-
ers arms, and very comfortably slowed away
for the night. The precocious lovers were
stirred from their nest, but the boy expressed
the utmost Indignation; "for," said he, "the
hired man had married me sissy, and that the
bush house was his'n, and they were goin'
to live there Till il rained." The denounc-
ment was so comical that it was concluded
TO let the babes be married until they had
a falling out, which occurred the next day,
and now they 1--we apart-a separate man aud
wife.
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DAILY JOURN AL.
From the Montgomery Joornal, Aug. 90


AWFUL AFFAIR IN ALABAMA-THE MUIR
DER OF DR.. McDoSSELL BY NEGRo-THE
MURDERER BURNED To DEaTH.-The negro
Gilbert, who SO barbarously murdered his
master, Dr.McDonnelI, at Mount Eeigs on
Friday last, received just and summary
punishment on Saturday by burning. The
known kindness and amability Of his master,
and the desperate, unprovoked and wanton
malignity of the negro; rendered this mode
ofpunishment not Only justlfiaole, but nec-
essary, as an example.
The circumstances, as we learn, were
these:-Thc Doctor, on returning from a
davis absence in visiting patients, learned
that the boy Gilbert had been impertnent
To his lady, who was confined to her room by
sickness. He attempted to correct him,
which the boy resisted, and escaped from
him. The Doctor then went 10 his stable
for the purpose Of getting his horse, and was
wav,aid by the boy, who armed with heavy
billet OF white oak, felled him and continued
10 beat him, until his face and head were
crushed to u shapeless, hideous mass, which
could not be recognized by his nearest
friend. The negro then returned to the
house, boosted Of the murderous deed he had
pcrpetrated, and stated that she had killed
do, and had LETT him weI,ering in his brains."
&c. He was Immediately arrested, and the
indignant purpose at first was TO hang him
instanter that night. Others urged more
deliberation. Runners were sent through
out the section TO assemble the citizens. A
large number of planters from the vicinity
convened in the morning, who thoroughly
and dispassionately investigated all the Cir
cumstances, and resolved unanimously on
immediate execution by burning.
The gentlemen constituting the meeting
were men Of prudence elaboration and in
tclligence, and acted from an imperative
sense Of the necessity Of an example to check
the growing and dangerous characterization
OF The slave population. The murder was
wanton aud unprovoked, as DIR. Mcdonnell
was a humane master, who rarely, if ever pun
ished his slaves-and most especially the boy
Gilbert, who was favorte body servant.
The punishment was just and prompt, and
calculated 10 check the known evils Of which
SO many complain.
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A New DooGE.-A New York Sunday pa

A New DoDGE.-A New York Sunday pa
per says:
We heard Of dodge TO raise the wind, the
other day, that does credit to the sharpers
whose wits got it up. There are three gen.
tlemen engaged in this new enterprise, and
we are told that they have collected some
thousands of dollars during the past few
weeks. Their plan of operationsis is: Two Of
tbem, dressed as laborers, visit a grocery, buy
a pound oi some cheap article, take it off TO
a corner aud weigh it with standard scales
which they carry with them. ifit falls short
Of the full and correct weight (Which it does
in nine cases out of temp, they kick up a
breeze with the grocer, threaten prosecution,
and finally. through the Intervention OF n
,qsRtiemra (the other partaer), who steps in
Just at the nick of time, the trouble is com
promised by the paymeut Of an y or a by
the grocer TO settle the matter. In one in
stance, $50 was paid 10 hush up one of these
cases; the article bought was sugar, and the
pound only weighed Is ounces!
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TELEGRAPHIC!
LEXINGTON, Sept. Ia.

LEAiNOloNs ocpt. IL
A difficulty occurred at the fair ground to-
day between Geo. II. Thomas and Thomas
Buford. Blows passed and the parties were
then separated. They met a second time
in the same place, and exchanged shots, each
firing four times. Thomas was slightly
wounded in the thigh. One OF them in the
meie shot negro girl. She is bodily, but
not dangerously, wounded.
Thos. Ferguson severely wounded
with bowie-kniie in the mele.
The city is literally crowded with visi-
tors from all parts of the State. Louisville
has full delegation. The fair is visited dali
ly by thousands.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.
The stockholders of the Vermont Central
Railroad have issued ten thousand shares OF
stock IN place oil those issued by Crane, and
have elected new board of directors.
1.-The line is down east of Pitsburgh.j
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Is.
There is scarcely any business doing ex-
cept in tobacco, Tor which an active demand
prevails al very full prices.
Flour unchanged. Sales of superhne by
the dray load at Z 90aSS. Grain unchanged.
Sinai! sales of sugar at 5a5ic, and Of cof-
fee at l2aI24c for prime Rio.
Nothing done IN PROVISIONS. At Cincn-
natl mess pork was firm with a sale at 3 80
cash.
Sales of raw whisky at SIC.
Sales Of cheese at l05c.
CIscIssATf, Sept. II, p. NJ.
Flour is in good demand. with sales of
about 1900 bbls $50 SO 25. Whisky de-
clined to SIC. In provisions, sales of 100
hhds bacon sides 7c, mess pork enquired for
at Sl3, held at Sl3 so. Fair demand for
groceries but no change to make.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IL, NJ.
We had heavy rains last night. and there
will be more raiCs to-day.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. II, NJ
There are II inchc3 water in the channel
and falling. The weather is clear and pleas
ant.
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MARIN & CO., AGE NTS,
APPOINTED BY THE STATE or MAINLAND.
FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
MARKHAM STATE Is
FOR SEPTEMBER. 1884.
Payment Of Prizes GHardHteed by the State.

Pdymeh C Priies GHdrdHteed by the Stdte'
FTER the formation of the scheme OF the Lottery 1t Is
submitted the eetion Of the Commissioner OF Lot
who elected by the people OF the State which he
either On the day ofdra~ing he
the place ted-the bsrs. from TO IS
printed cards each rolled up separately and placed
wheel after Which, boy staken from the audience aud hlind
folded the wheel made reyove the
in his hand takes OF the rolls which
eeived ny the Commissioner Who holds IL before the
assembly and announces 10 the hr.t drawn number The
wheel IL made aud second aud in
like thir until :. I6or
ticket hsviog the nrt second aud third drawn numbers
how drawn tied TO the highest pe the fourth
nth and sixth. the svcoaa hish-s, Prizs.
We recommend fOowinx Lott to your consters
ton May ~ have opportunity To seud you priEel All
orders tor tickets should ne directed to
e. MAXIM CO Baltimore. Md.
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PENN AND SroRY.-William Penn and
Thos. Story, travelling together in Virginia,
were caught by shower of rain, and uncer-
enormously sheltered themselves from it in n
tobacco-house; the owner Of which happen
ing to be within ii, accosted them with
'You have great deal of impudence to
trespass on my premises; you enter without
leave; 90 you know who am,'
To which was answered-'No.'
'Why, then, would have you know I am
a Justice OF the peace
To which Thomas Story replied-.My
friend here makes such things as thee; he i
the Governor Of Pennsylvania
The great man quickly abated his haugh.
tiness.
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RETURNED CAPrivE.-A late Galveston

RETURNED CAPrivE.-A late Galveston
paper says.
"Mrs. Wilson, whose captivity among the
Camancnes, and heart rending suferings and
misfortunes. some time last year, created a
universal interest and sympathy throughout
the country, came up in the stage on Tues
day night last, and will leave in few days
for one Of the Eascrn counties, where some
of her friends reside. Mrs. w. is in fine
health, and shows no indication now of the
incredible hardships and cruelties TO which
she was subjected by her savage captors."
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n. G.. FARRELLS
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT.

NIJE DAILY HEAR of the astonishing cures being
sass,es y .e.' srfa ana PSS and v n
truly say from knowledge that medicine
the wonderful that IL
which truly valuable IL heref hailed by the
suffering greatest blessing of the and would
witnessed its power disease and It's wonder-
potency relieving pain howeves in few min
who will furnish YOU free charge containing
besides other valuable large list OF certificates
this surely enough convince
the Of ranscendent virtues We notice
suffered ever thing but death Tor hve to twenty year.
Of paralysis or loss OF use OF the mts where ne
bone presenting horrid spectacle thpt tfeir FRIENDS
LOOKED UPON THEN APALLEp While physician. pro-
IL the eeaeous remedy known for burns srrains.
wounds bruises chilbaos neuralgia tsohaehe bites of
pain etc unbounded success in of
the ailments OF horses and cattle s"eh as weeny farcy
sprains bruises wounds stid neck and joints lameness
seings gals ehA'es eyes, partial blindness
used IN the beginning hala roi-es rnsbOns and spa
lily should keep this valuable medicine hand ready
emergency.
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITSi
The pubc cautioned against another caunseret which
Linment the OF all the eounere because
his having Farrell will buy il in good ath
only discover their when the spurious mixture
has wrought its evil fleets
and proprietor wholesale druggist No
Main street; Peoria Tnas TO whom all applications FOL
AGENCIES must Ssto Re ss
his signature on the wrapper All Sths are
| ' Wholesale ard retail Agents. Evansville. Ind.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the
SS- Price 25 and 50 cents. and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village ana hamlet
XSay.S g F.-rs as above accompanied with good re-
terence a 10 character responsibility. sc. ssps-w
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HURTS! HURT,S!! HURT,S!!!
IRON TlNGTu IRE.


urs well known almost that certain class of
II diseases their origin Debility; and. the inventor
having this fact strictly view led discovery Of
this valuable OF all Medicinesto restore the shattered
and broken down system originating from any and every
This the active and certain
Iron known the Medical World and may be in
requiring ehaybeat IL is parculsrly
la Chils aud Fever Seroiua rheumatism GOut Obsruced
Mensuati which has been the Of death In
of young females that of lie when they
houid be bushDg into womanhood Failing OF the Womb
Fuor Alias Wbite DrOpsies Of all kinds Chronic
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. XIV. july 1st. '53.
Ma b. r. HuRr--Dear Sir:-Permit you. for
the benefit the Female community that about three
became diseased with Falling the Womb aud
Whites. which kert confined nearly all the
tine the hest the
without any permanent relief In April my friends
d-d the SIringI did aud after remaining there
home female acquaintance. who had been using
Iron rer.uaied IL. eOnened TO and aft
tbs hrst bottle found myself improving rapidly am now
the 9Th hottie and able TO attend
sara A. JONES.
RAs .rsnas. May l; Is5t.
MEssRs. FARMrR. HuRr 4 s-GESrLEmENi-H.ving,
been eonhred the seho- several i've
found my health ~as rs declining. General debility
peryadeI nv whole seak and emasated. totterrd
like waking until used three bottles of DIR.
Hurts Iron Tine am well and testify Of
truth that Ia Is medicine extant for general debility.
spinal veal OF appetite and all diseases arising from
disease the blood. Yours. with respect.
J. NJ. HAMMOND.
ev woOLSEY LINCK. Sole Agents.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. IL.
Thornton Carpenter, the chief operator in
the telegraph office at this place, died to-day
Of yellow fever.
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q FINE lot of Crushed Corn for feed. Hay. Com
IA aud Oats. constantly q hand and Tor sale Nv
augs 7. GRANT & co.
NHEESE.-Received per Sultan. IS choice
AIHsmburg Dairy Cheese, for sale by -
ey9 l. d ID. HElMANN.
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDIyOpgPCR.

EXTRACT OF HYDROPfPER,
FOR DYsrErsA, scRoFUL., AND ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
Prepared By one Of the FceHHU.
THIS vegetable remedy which H. spreading 10 all
parts ofthe country. sprepared by graduate Of
oft first Medical Schools in The West, ply sican OF
high standing in his profession and much opposed to
by the fact that the recipe published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine thus exoDerating IL from
the charge of being a nOstrum.
IT Is PRESCRIBED By PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference to the Circular and by the
Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hyropiper quick in IL. ac-
tion the first bottle often producing sonderfu results
as in the Of the negro girl OF Mrs. simmons, OF
RIxNDNESS ONE 'WEEHN
In short wherever known il stand at the head of all
remedies forthe following diseases;
DyspepsIa Scrofula White swelling, Negro Consump-
tion Chronic RhaumasD n, Gout. Neuralgia Ulcers and
ali Skin Diseases. all Renal Kidney Affections all
eases Secondary syphilis. General Debility and all dis.
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit OF
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
thi. remedy stands unriyalled II is slight stimulan
and powerful tonic and Alternative.
Piles and blohes, in producing clear and beautiful skin
is much more safe and remedy than all The cos
Do CONFIDENCE IL So Su w
at first 10 increase the dseasethe general eject of the
medicine bengto drive all impurtssto the surface and
by that means out of the system.
HARDESsBuRG. KY, Oct. C. 1851
Dr. n. To- GeoneCan-Dear Slr. i nave eNafE ined
recipe for COMPOUND Fluid Extract OF Hydroppef for
the OF Scrofula IN all its FORMS and other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects many cases
of the above diseases, and having always found il efec
tua most cheerfuly recommend 10 the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used-aIto
geher superior TO Sarsapsrilla. and any Of il. com
pounds. n. I. WAKEFIELD. NJ. ID.
OwEssBoRo' Ky. March %, le59.
Dear Docor:-l received yours Of the e2d inst.
eordng to your request acknowledge the receipt of Hy-
dropper.
In several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. in short, consider II valuable prepare
tion have been using il myself and think II beneIts
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN, NJ. ID.
PRrcE 81 per bottle or bottles for S. when taken
one time. RAYMOND e. PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville n.y.,
To whom all riders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALloCk q SnoppAKh
|" Princeton, T. q hALLOCA
unhce- de- w6m-is
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PURE BLOOD. SHORT HORN CATTLE. SOUTH
DOWN AND FRENCH MARINU SHEEP FOR

TEA ROsE-whi.e and Red roam. ealved May "a 1915
sired weehester dam White Rose by Splendid l5197) g.
dam leiio Rose by nogng Denton 1sss) @ dam Araseia
North (4t0 GG dam aurora BY Comet (i55l tGGG
dam -" hy Henry (3t0l GGGGG dam -; by DANNY
(9o); Rose has calf by her side months old by
Prophet.
Observation-Disclosures 1852. sired by Prophet dam
Phox by yorkshreman l5Ol dam PhGnix by Hero (iO3)
GG dam Pr aees. by Washington 56 &C. dam Panssy by
Biaize (75) &C dam Primron by Charles (2I) GGGGG
dam - by Blythe Comet 1851 GGG6GG dams 80 by
Prince (52D GGGGGGG dam -; by Patriot 1867 Pleas
ant is in calt by Cuha.
AID white ealved May "a Iss2 sredby Proph-
Coral Nv Bertram lsll Gdam Conquest by Wash
ington 66 &C dam Ramsey by Blaine l76 GGG dam Prim-
sS &c GG q dam '-5 by Prince 52I. GGGGGGasm 80;
by Patriot. 4s6.
their register in the English herd Book All animals
offered for sale registered aud will appear the ut
volume published in London.
have also about each Of South Down French MARI
sheep. Also. few Dorking Chickens All the above
stock bred Mr.. R"oeh of 0sego county York.
and brought to This State last fall my use
This opportunity or breeders few animals Of
undoubed purity OF blood that seldom offered this State
unquestionatle guarantee the
Pedigree Of the animals. Address
r. HUDSON. Agent,
ey2s-u Albion. Edwards County Ill.
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PIANO FORTES.
NEW MUSICALINSTRUM ENT STORE ,
FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.

FIRST STREET NEAR THE posi- OFFICE.
~ THE undersigned respectfully begs
81 leave to inform the ladies and gentlemen and
hTnH1 all admirers Of Musical and paintings. Of
Y this city and vicinity. that he will after
next open music Depot
the above described premises consisting Pr
most celebrated makers existence who
eeved the fret premium Europe we'll America the
Words Fair and would assert with degree oieonh
denee thct he believes these instruments well Oil Paint
ng probably the best viii found their
k Believing that the strides Of prog in Litera
ure mental pursuits and the arts amply Justify the
Of home here ofsuch establishment
portation OF such goods INSTRUMENTS Oil PAntngin
gded frames to adorn favore Parors have been
duce to oren this establishment Being musician by
s.9n brought All my udsenen. to bear selecting the
best Instruments and such good the markets Europ Bos
ton and New York afforded and acting for most Of
these houses AFFORD to sell them almost their original
cost expenses can fully the brancy
of tone Of Piaos touch. durability and the standing
good tune.
ALSoA selection Of Bamboo Ornamental Walking Canes
ofdferent sizes and pattern. Window Blinds with all the
and plain The best of Violin Strings Bows.
Br raipieces Screws Pegs. Rossin and other items
Piano, tuned In equal temper through all the twenty
four keys. and repaired TO order.
HS- nd handed Pianos aiken in exchange.
nent well improved aud unmproved landed prop
efty. IL desired.
sug22-sm ]. BERNHARD JENNINGS.
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z7.sli PRIZES To BE DIsrRIBU

Tickets 81; halves. 20 c.s; quarters IS cts.
We will issue a CeTtIbcatv OF
- whole tickets for els OD - ticket. for ~ *
half 81 - eighth
will guarantee 90 every dollsr when so
or mere Is Invested In quarter tickets.
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GUST RECEIVED casks Of Quigley & Co.'S Sugar
sugi6 Il. BACON 4 CO.'S Family Grocebyr
OFFICE OF TUE e. 4 C. R. r. CO..

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Election for thr
Directors of the Evansville and Crawfords lille Railroad
Company will be held the Court House in the city Of Ey
ansve Monday the 81 day OF October between the
hou o o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock z. NJ.
seps-te JJHN L. MARTIN, Secretary.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

m Thursday the 18th day Of september the late
~ residences of DR. John wilcox. deed will sell the
property OF the said decedent When the
purchased exceeds three dollars Of nine wi
he given the purchaser giving his with
waving the benefit AMI laws with
interest from date. j. 4. BLYTHE. Admir-
-lxl
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RLEACHED COTTON.-3oo eases asso-tsd brands 50
ID cases blue Drli; % Pillow Case Cotton: I4
eases shirns 10 cases 81 shrng hand and for by
JAMES Low & CO..
sep1 IFS Main ST.. Louisville ky-
WOOD.p eoris OF seasoned Hickory and Ash wood
syi5 MokGAN. KEEN & PRESTON. Fir.,n.
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ID. G. AT l.. II.

IL. u. Al L.. Il.
"HY -e go often hear Ladies remark they aimos.
p" invariably suited In Dry Goods a Emhch's when
cannot any other paeel The fact always
good assortment goods hand. and what more i'm
portant sells low and uniform This no mere
Editorial pud but plain matter OF fact. yet do
any foI it, hut call examine goods
and prices thereby have the matter demonstrated
satsfaeo His IN the stone front building
Main street threedOors below Second. aug22
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For SALE or RENT.

IN very desrabi, family residence situated In the most
III eesahle of the city, The house
good eistrn, houses and
the premises.
ALSO. Two Lots In Lamaeo city fronting III. riv
bargain b. had II applied for Apply
AZ this ofhes. augI- Il
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

ruNHE Propreors of this House have "a from their
old stand GU Main street. 10 their new Hotel Iust hnlsh
where
their old and others
ea upon them. much style than formerly.
Thankful tor past patronage respect uly solicit eontnu
the which shall all endeavors TO
Our viii be the best the market Affords aud
eHarges moderate.
Good st.bng and Wagon Yard kept oreeuntry custom.
eylO-dGwtf FELkER a. HEDDERECH.
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BEpFORUs FAMILY GROCERY

'A>BE under,saed would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that have Just ened fresh
stock Family roceries and ption
Second door James steels Lumber Yard
where they hope by strict attention business
receive share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving fresh supplies of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard Poultry the and shall keep
santy hand full supply of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this store will be delivered ut the
residences Of purchas, r. free Of charge. -
SEPT BEDFORD WADE.
GAME WANTED
D. THE highest market will always be paid
GSA forGame at the Exchange Restaurat Bring IL as
tkKA soon as possible.
-0 augId PETER BCRK.
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STrUATED the Evansville and O~ensviile road three
- miles from City with 'og house sod uehard and
failing Spring-twenty acres 'r upsards cleared
ALSO:-A story BRICK House tbs second
wslaut good reeair aud tuil
ALSO;-Fye Lots lay In Bell and CbRndlers En-
argmenl all VI which will be sold reasonable terms En
uirs Of aug2j r. BACON co.
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ARD bSls No. q soolbs in cans and as'd sizes
sug22 GEJ. lS1ER 4 c..
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We will issue Certificate ot
Whole Tickets sI @ Quarter Tickets for s3s 80
2s Half II col D. Eighth 10 IS
In ordering Tickets select the Lottery the Cas, and
BE particular mention Town Ccuu-
State and t. write your address plainly Prizes drafts
Bank Notes solvent Bank received in payment Be
careful y direct to -
ey26 g. MAXIM CO.. Baltimore, Nd