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X OVER Il COOK. 81 .. Glovel
" J,"kJ ittorneys T. "oanseiiors n
uravn Office IN Reddick's Block, ga
he Public SQUARE. June lS1
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STATE or XLIFOES, La Sale Con
ss la SaLie CHepit Court, TO More,
Term, 1854. jeremiah Pembroke rs. S,eI
Rigler- for mechanics lieu.
TliE petitioner having filed his petition hel
and summons having issued thereon accor
TO law, and 1t having been made TO appear s,
iactoriiy to the court tina. the said Stephen X
was not a resident oi this state. 1t was ord
that he be notified Of the pendcncy Of this sui
publication.
Notice, Is therefore hereby gwen to said SteI
Riglcr, that unless you be aud appear before
circui, court OF said county, on the frs, day Of
mex, term thereof, 10 be holden al tn. court h.
IN Ottawa, on the second Monday OF \ oven
next and plead, answer, demur, or except to
petition, the same will be taken as ronte sse,
you, and the matters and things therein pr,
for, decrecd accordingly. Z. LiSDLEY, clsr
Bushnell & Gray, iorpet. August
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Notice
| Shereby given, that at a sale OF town LOT
the taxes a nd costs thereon du. the civ of,
wa lor the year 1853, held at the court ho
said city OF Ottawa, in La Sale county nj
Of Illinois, on the 9th day Of November, y,
purchased lot No. five, t5) in block Npahe,
,e newest styles, and made to or,,rr.
rpairinp done as usual. May e0-ly.
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STAT or ILLINOIS, La ,SdlLe Coi
ss. In Sale Circuit Coart, 10 Nor,
Term, 1854. Leonard d. Barnes, and
J. Bafnes, rs. Elizabeth Basor-, wido
William &. Basore, decease sed David 3,
aud Ellzabe Hasore-Petrion Tor Psrtri
IT appearing frcm an affidavit on tile III
clerks office Of the circuit court OF said ca
thai the above named David Basore is not q
dent Of the state Of Illinois, and the petite
having filrd their pc etition therein, and sum
having issued thereon nccordingto law.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the sal
vid Bssore, That unless you be and appear b
said circuit court on the first day the next
thereof, to be holden a, the court house in on
on tho second Monday OF November, and
answer, demur. or except to said petitioners
ton, the same will be taken as confessed az
you. and the matters and things therein pI
tor, decreed accordingly +. LlHDLEy Gle
Bushnell ~ Cray, for petrs. August
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The Columbus Democrat Of a late date has
the the following :-"N ith the exception Of
cotton, the crops are all doing well, particu-
iarly that Of corn, which looks more proni-
sing and luXurian, an We have ever seen It
at this season. The cotton is backward, aud
has no doubt been materially injured by the
proru.e rains we had few weeks since.
We learn that there is much complaint Of
the grass, DC. II is now certain that that
crop in this sc ton Of the country rrurt rrr'
cs,arily fall Tar below an average yield
The Pauldlng (Mss) C.drio", of the 22d
ult, says ave have recently had plenty
of rain and good seasons in tins and the adj
Joining counties. Our corn aud cotto crops
look very flour shing, and bid fair to bounti'
fully reward the husbandman for his labor,
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Having entered into the abcv. CO part
DR. Smith requests all person. indebted to
past services, TO call aud settle Tor the $
lie also is obliged for past patronage and
q continuance OF the same,
Office IN Sanger & Armour's Block.
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VIRGINIA.

The Fincastlc Wing says the corn in that
section is suffering very much from the
drought, and that if it continues week
longer the crop will be cut short at least one
half.
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- - - = - -
Illinois In 1900.
BY John REYNOLDS.

BY John REYNOLDS. TL,
- !cords.
The FnrNcH COLONIES IN ST. CLAIR skirts,
As have heretofore often remaIkia.,.
was very little intimacy of good feer.s.
tween the French and the AnefcaIddered elk icces
period. 1he ancient American imI
considered the French too friendly Snd
Indians, who were engaged III a bit,idsrrd"
with the United State, before the oiinrs
SION oi Wayne's treaty. Very few nuslin eoLars.
French, moreover, understood Eng iHeonene
the Americans were equally ienor,
French; SO that they could have bperehiefs,
verbal communication with each othei comprising
mutual dislike was based upon foolish offered IN this
dice; as became subsequently, acqL
with both parties, and knew them bsons and trim
be good, honest citizens. During the
nut luton OF Capt Mseay es%~1sasa NJ ssS1 AS,
marched IN 1879, under Copnel Clai ~. - s0"''s'
capture Vncennes. This was the best frame Plain
oi the virtue and patriotism Of these plgek Sill
ltwas in consequence Of this fool Rdrege,
will towards each other, that the two
did not ntermix, or hold much ntercS
until the Of lel2, which, in great or texture
uli rS%o'ua nl'h "a prJlG',.S FISHERY
likewise be borne IN mind tnat the ~ ~ f
4 Epf3.:a :a "a s'1 TIE As';,a@: IN and
all English For more than one tn
years, the French aud English had b. ''' "'" '"'
m inDy in % r;ThdI and S 1a'1 c1, ""s ." r.AGS
had inherited tnat spirit of hostilit! braid hs".
Their Sa!lic ancestors, kept il up
their neighbors of English dcscenE IN
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1lpaesf ID
OHIO.


The Cleveland plaindealer, of the llth
inst, says
We have just returned from short trip to
Portage and Summit counties, and confess
oursclf disappointed at the appearance Of the
country and crops. There has been no sea
son since 1888 when everything has been so
badly cut OIL Many farmers who have
threshcd out their wheat find the product, in
many cases, not equal to the sowing. One
man who sowed twenty eight bushels on
shares, got but twenty six bushels.-There
is generally Il fair amount Of straw, but very
little grain. The weevil has done the mis-
chief. Oats and rye are also very slim.
Corn and potatoes will be pretty generally
destroyed. No rain )f any consequence has
| fallen in about two months, and the farms
gen, rally present much the same burnt ap.
pearance AS the Sacramento Valley in Au-
gust. Corn has grown up and topped out,
and there has died. One field between Earl
vile and Franklin was pointed out to US
which had grown thrifty TO the height Of
about eight feet and was dead and dry.
Some pieces of corn on bottom land looked
better, and would be greatly benefited by
rain. 1t may be said the only crop is hay,
which isequal previous years. II is hard
Oh the farmers, who are as hard working and
industrious as any in the country. In many
sections the meadows and saamps are /.rn.
ing over, and constant watchfuness is rcqui.
red to keep the fire from the fences and hay
| stacks.
TENNESSEE.
Since our last we have made trip through
| the northern portion Of this county and the
southern portion OF Todd and we heard gen.
crai ana almost unive. sal complaints iron. the
| farmers III regard 10 the crops. The remark
ably hot weather Of the past two or three
/ weeks, and the total failure Of rain have
| parched UP every species Of vegetation.
/ Corn Is suffering immensely, and unless
| there isa fall Of rain in very short time not
/ half acrop will be made. Tobacco is also
/ needing rain very much, and presents very
! unplOmslng app aIauce. That the crop
will be unusually short we presume there can
! be no doubt.-Ne have talked with farmers
and others from all parts Of tho county
/ from Logan, Christian and Stewart counties
and iIOm all we have the same distressing
reports CtarksriUe Jeda sonian, August 3
ALABAMA.
The Greensboro GAIA Beacon says that in
that section Of Alabama there viii be the
heaviest corn crop ever known. The cotton
crop, however, will in all probability be be
low the average. Ia the neighborhood Of
Troy, Ala, and Helena, Ark, the crops
promise line yield.
Since our last, says the Sumter county
Wig Of the 10Th uit, we have conyerscd
with an intelligent gentleman, whose busI
ness has called HIM ior several week to tray
el extensively in the counties Of Newton
Neshoba. Winston, Noube, and kcInper, j.,
Mississippi, and portion OF this county
He states that the corn crop is good wh,rey
,r he las been, and the cotton appears to b'
in a growing condidition.
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We have just returned from trip Of three
days in different parts of this county and the
southeastern part of jackson. The early
planted corn, should il now become seasonal
Die, may yet make tolerable crop, though
it las already suffered severely and the late
planting, unless We shall have rain in a few
days, will yield little or no grain. The oat
crop is large, and the yield equal to any VIC
have ever before seen. This, together with a
large quantity of old corn, will in some de-
gree amend for the short corn crop. The
forward hcmp--that which wasput in by the
goth Of April--takc the country through,
will, perhaps, yield 'wo.thirds Of an average
crop. That sown later than the latter part
Of April, will not yield one third of crop.
Many fields will not be harvested at all, and
We saw some fields in full bloom, where
there could scarcely be found stalk of three
feet high. The whole yield of the country
will not be greater than half an average
crop. II. riding hom Lexington TO the Lone
Ja K, after crossing the little Sui for thirty
miles, there is no water for" horses without
going to the springs or wells ofgcn,l,mtn on
the road.--fcrirg'os tKo) trrre', Jy'v 9e
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GEORGIA..

The Columbus (Ga.) Inquirer says that
much improvement has resulted from the late
rains, and the general prospect for cotton
and corn has not been more encouraging for
years.
A gentleman writing from Bryan county,
Ga, says that the cropsin that county are
not SO promising as the general report, par
ticularly the corn crops, they having suffer
ed much recently from the hot and dry en-
th,r The recent showers have been very
partial The cotton crops, though small,
are, owing tothe dry season, clear Of grass,
and now doing well.
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DENTISTRY.

o. HARRIS, M. D., phus;cian aud
d . Office over the old Pos, Office
Ron rdsnI The Mansion House. Sent
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'lNESS.
ley are most
i'll for want
&c heat and
raGorled by
, supply the
Aiarscillcs.
| nearly as
Vt the Fox
iboth mills
| Id,e canal
! his power
but u little
the part of
| do much to
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DENTISTRY. !.
We the d-rsigned !
day entered in to co pa
CtYYyvy for the practice Of Dentl'
der their professional so
the citizens Of Ottawa, and vicinity. A II OF
performed in a scientific manu'r ard W
quail ~ utility TO the best. Office hours f.
NJ. to5P. NJ WM SMITH, n
Ottawa, Julyl,' 'N R.F rAyLox. ID
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PIC IouhtI,
rsllcrilf at the
,rst time dur.
years that |
jsupport me
'inoticc with
2ws on vari-
rs prevented
I bed. Twill
led to health
ply and un-
used during
cA false posi-
.A''I1ER.
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have VIC be.
our last, and
; Mr.. Thomas
Intial citizen
iy recovered,
and a child OF
If the neigh
rwisc good.
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Wv '''' W
lc only per
the enlarge
There is an
pscs, could
he present
! Of water is
the Dayton
cd faith to
~ this fec
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NEW YORK, April Is, p. NJ.
The cotton market Is unsettled 100 bags coffee sold;
Rio quiet Sales of S,OO0 bbls foar; State 81 So
Ohio 81 So Southern So a. to IS g. Tie wheat marke
unsettled. $1,000 bushels sold s2Gs6c: there
is small export demand 400 bbls pork sold prices arc
triie higher, Prime sl2 81, mess a ~. Beef firm
with upward tendency Lard lie higher; bbl l0isc.--
New Orleans molssses go TO 2Ic Iron is firm sl2 So
CINCINNATI, April Is. p. N.
Flour has advanced to 81. Whisky ls1ac. Sales OF
800 Is prime lard at &C. 500 bbls pork sold ut
SI2 Bacon and bulk meats are dull. Insecd oil has
100 bbls sold at 9Oc cash but u is mostly
held at 95c9s There is change in groceries since
noon.
BALTIMORE, April IS.
Since the arrival Of the foreign there has been
great excitement, aad -four has advanced 81 2 Dbl.
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the final commands OF The English and Frenc h

the final commands Of The English and French
Government.
1t is reported that several mobiles have join
ed the fnsurrectionists.
The whole French army, numbering g., :
900 men, will be in Turkey by the 18th Of
May.
1t is reported that the British land force
will be increased to 5000.
The first division of the expeditionary force
is being rapidly forwarded from Malta to
Constantinople.
Nominal government stock continue to sell
for remittance, but there is no demand for
other securities even at lower prices.
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DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HVnRn


FOR DTsrrIsA, scRoruL., AND ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreading to
partsofthe country prepared by graduate OF on
ofthe first Medical Schools in The West, physician to
high standing in his profession and much oppo sed
empiricsm quaekery as any one can be, as shown
by the fact that the recipe published and accompanied
each bottle Of the medicine thus exone rating il from
II is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference to the Circular and BY the
Unlike Saraparilla, the Ryropiper is quick in its
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results
as In the case If The negro girl Of Mrs. simmons oil
BiENDSESs IN ONE wEEKW
In Short wherever known stands at the head OF all
remedies for the foowi. z diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scrofula, W lite swelling, Negro Consump-
ton, Chronic Rh"umatis Gout. Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS, Mercuria Dis
eases, Secondary syphilis General Debility, and all dis
orders arising from impure blood aid bad Habit Of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta DIS unrivaed. 1t is slight smulant
and powerful tolic ard alternative.
AS beautifer OF the complexion in the cure Of i'm
Piles and bobes, in luciDg clear and beautiful skim
II is much more safe and sure remedy than all the
metcs and lotions IL existence Try it, and you will
never regrett DO not lose confidence if shoud
first to increase the dseasethe general effect of the
medicine being drive all impurities the surface
by that means out Of the system.
HARpExsBURs Ky, Oct. G. 1851
DR.. A. E. Geohegan- Dear Sir: have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF Hydropper
the cure of Scroiula in all its FORMS chronic
affections, viz Rheumatism, Female " eakness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many
OF the above diseases aud having always found eec
tual most cheerfully recommend il to the afflicted
the best Alternative and tonic have ever u.ed-ato
gether superior 10 Sarsapuria. and any of its com
pounds. NJ WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwnNsBoRo' KY, March 25, 1852
Dear Do.tor:1 received yours of the 2sd inst.
corng to your request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
dropiper.
Ia several cases In this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. In Short consider il valuable prepare
tiOn. have been using myself. and think it benefits
my gene al health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN, NJ. u.
PRrcr 81 per bottle bottles TO- s. when taken at
one time. RAYMOND a. PA1TEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, N.Y.,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK d ST ODDARD.
Princeton, r. b HALLOCK.
mh9SdG
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.


We give to-day further details by tel
sgraph of the news brought by the Herman.
The arrivals of steamers are now looked for
with great interest The great war in Eu-
rope is commencing, and from this time till
i,s close, the foreign news will be the most
exciting of all news.
- Messrs. LEIGH g. Verling have just
received at their drug store on Water street
an assortment of choice cigars. Those who
wish finely favored cigar can Fl nd them at
this store.
Any one wanting to purchase some
of the best lime ever offered for sale IN this
market, are referred to advertisement. 1t
was only burnt last week.
The Telegraph No. arrived here
yesterday morning early from st. Louis
We thank her officers for papers. She will
be here Thursday morning for st. Louis
She 10 the old "thunderbolt," and runs an
exclusively lightning line of her own.
- The fast old "gothic" Ben Franklin,
arrived here early yesterday morning from
louisville. We thank our friends Cain and
Breckenridge, of the office, for Louisville pa
pers.
- River on q stand Mt St. Louis last
Saturday ev ming. All the upper rivers re-
ported falling, but there had been heavy
rains.
- Efforts are being made to raise the
Lamar,ine sunk on the upper Mississippi
All her freight has been taken out. She
lies in FIVE feet water.
- The Reindeer is now running in the
st. Louis and ltan trade, as the o'clock
packet from the former city.
- The new St. Paul and Galena are
fast on the Lower Rapids of the Mississippi.
Only % inches water are reported on these
Rapids.
THE Fashion Is the packet due to-
dav from St. Louis We had occasion to
speak detail last week of the Fashion,
Charley Schultz is again in the office of the
Fashion, and determined to do everything in
his power to make passengers comfortable.
Those wishing to 60 up the river, had better
take the Fashion to-day.
The river was rising at Pittsburgh
last Saturday evening with feet inches
water in channel. Also rising at Cincinna-
ii, same date. 1t rose inches there Friday
night. Falling slowly at Louisville last
Sunday. Slowly rising here yesterday.
The Antelope arrived here from New
Orleans yesterday morning early, having
left last Tuesday evening-thus five and one
half days out. We think Mr.. J. Beeler,
clerk, for papers. She left with the Tele-
graph No. after her in close pursuit.
- Dir. Theodore Veneman has c"mplci-
ed his of two story brick houses, on Di-
vision street. They are intended for bust
ness houses and dwellings combined, and are
a good addition to that part of town.
Court adjourned yesterday afternoon
for the day at an early hour. Nothing o.
Importance occurred. Grigsby for forgery
was brought in AMI plead not guilty. We
presume his case will be continued On aflida
Wit.
- Master Willie Dunn has undertaken
the task of supplying our patrons at Vim
cenncs with the Daily Journal. We hope
Willie will give great satisfaction and obtain
n
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ROOTS AND SHOES

\XIE are opening a good assortment Of Mems Calf.
w Grained, Goat and Kip Boots. Mems Kip, Grain
ed aalf, goat and enainellcd Brogans W0men's split
side stitched grained, calf aud enameed BoOees, do
enameled grained Kid calf and morocco Buskins, do.
split, calf. goat kid and Slippers Mems grain
ed do Boy and Chdren's Shoes All cf which were
purchased of and their nts, and
which for sale low the present high price
Of stock will permit for such class of work. having
poor goods in house. Call ard examine at
mh2I MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON.
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HOME MANUFACTURER
A NSVullgs TT ny II q. STOR T.


EvANSv1LLE CLOTHING STORE.
BELIEVING that The interests ofthc Great est, and
ID Of the people of Evansville and vicinity in pareu-
lar, would be much pfometed 10y establishing Clothing
Factory in this city, and being that Clothing can
be manufactured in superior and at less cost
in the West than in the East, have established
Clothing Store i'm this cty where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE Retail, Clothing OF the best
quality all OF VIII ch will b. made under super
vision the lowest New York prices of tie latest st les
and Of the best material
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE In THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings Of
the neate.t STYLE best quality and Of the firm
Is Practical Workman and takes charge Of the Meas
uriuy and Cutting. are enabled TO WARRENT q
good 0t i'm all cases. - no sale.
We also keep hand every variety OF Tailors Trim
mines and are Agents for SCOTS Report OF Fashions.
Particular attention paid to Gentlemen furnishing
their material.
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge Of the commercial
affairs of the Establishment and DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful to their ndiv dual friend.
for mast fyors and solicit continuance of these
favor. for the new enterprise they pledge hems vesto
me r all the confidence that be reposed In them
store ON Main street, between First and Second SITS.
mh3I- RALEIu II ~ O'NEIL.
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H. NELSON
A u CT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.
ssssss ssssss

"TA-ER street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneers
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealersin Dry Goods, Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames, Notions &C. Particular aten.
tion gvn to thes ale OF all descriptions Goods Resu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Cousignments. D.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET Isl AND Cd.
20. Schacner Il s;chroeder's old sta ID
I RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and surround ng country that have taxed the above
stand dct rmined to continue she same business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco OF the hes brands that Eastern markets a
ford also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds, Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
ties ut the lowest cash prices, Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage. lsplu
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
WAR; FEGAN a. CO.,

BrTw. LOCUST. OPPOSITE OFFICE
EVANSVILLE,
~ ESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants OF this
city aud vicinity that they have received their first
let of Spring and Summer Goods direct from the i'm
porters consisting Of every novelty efthe season, in
Grape shawis Dress silks Grenada plain and figured
Bzrrges and tissues. Berege de LANES. OrCandys.
Lawns, Iaccs aud Embroiiciics Hosery, Gloves Para
soils and Fans.
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum-
Mantillas, Plain Silks, fringes, trimmings, &c.
Having fitted up room of the store for the sale OF
LADIES' Hats and Bonnets. Artificial Powers, Ribbons,
Bonnet Trimmings. &c We offer the most
beautiful assortment OF Goods ever brought west
N. BON. prce-no deviation.
ape CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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IEwELRY &NOTIONS.-Earrings, Finger.rings
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Beeds and Caps. Brushes, Combs Purses Fancy Scans
Accordans Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug93 ~ WOOLSEY & NELSON
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y UGGIES.--Just received and for sale cheap, two
ID new Top Buggies, Eastern manufacture.
ap4 WU0LSEY & NELSON.