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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-07-26

Decrease in lsS5....,s. sS37 ,7Os
This decrease &c importation in foreign
wines and brandies is produced by the high
prices Of these articles abroad. The price of
French brandies abroad and the heavy duty
on them here 600 per cent? operate as an
almost entire prohibition to import and the
consequence is that a spurious article of home
manufacture is sold as the foreign one. We
have no doubt, that, in New York city alone,
there was sold in the second quarter of last
year as French brandy a quantity of stuff
bringing larger amount than the sum (S415.-
61S) which indicates the value of all the
foreign liquors, OF descriptions whatever, in
tToduced into that port through the custom
house. If we are correct in this, the gentle
men who delight in Cognac will see that they
have but small chance of getting genuine
article.
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TI'HE BLISS OF MARRIAGE.-Thew way

THE BLISS OF WARRIAGE.-The WAY
Il 20 the Altar Matrimouy Made Easy: or, How 10
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NhO- did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts of those they love 10 warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all Of which they dream.
The road 10 Nedloek would you knowf
Delay not, but 20 R0NDOUT 20.
Time flies, and from his gloomy wings
A shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments they pass.
Ere fall the last sands through the glasx;
AT least the present IS yOur own,
While all the future Is unknown.
A happy marriage maid
MAY nov secure 10y RoNDOUT'S aid
Professor RoxDOuT OF New York. formerly Of Sweden
where he has been the of bringing about thou
sands happy marriages, will send any address,
receipt OF ONE DOLLAR. postpaid, plain directions 70
enable ladies Gentlemen TO win the devoted afec-
tiOns Of many Of the opposite they may desire
The process is simple, but captivating, thai all may
be marie irrespective Of age appearsacs position
and last though not least IL can be with the ut
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n B-This is no.henbug, but OF The greatest sci
ences the world ever prOducsd which thousands Of
ladies and gentlemen In the city Of New York aftes
No will ever regret the price paid for such
invaluable secret, which Is contained In book Of
hundred aud sixty pages, with all the necessary drcc
tiODs.
Bills Of any speciepaying bank The United States
Canadas received az par
All that is necessary for YOU 10 do 10 write letter
few words possible, inclose the money, and write
the with the POst-0ice, County and State and d
rrct 10 PROP. RONDOUr. No. 60 96th-st New York
II 1000 Agents Wanted.
40 l62 Nassaa-st., are the Wholesale Agents
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FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS friends
Of temperance viii be pleased to perceive
that the amount of wines and liquors import
ed into New York is annually declining as
the following statement shows:
Second Quarter Of 1853.
Wines imported OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sOO,24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 075 COG
Second Quarter Of 1854.
W ines .c Jy-Y+J4
Liquors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4449l
-slO7o,945
S-ol
Second Quarter Of 1885.
wines. sJly,oly
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And will continue said sale from day 10 day On all are
offered for sale at practicable in half quarter
sections and be sold for cash Highest Bidder for
any less than dollar and twenty flee cents
= .25) for each acre in the Tract.
TFsT; JOSEPH W. WOLFE, AsC.
Sullivan, Indiana, June :, A. D., I655. iel4-w2m
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ROBERT BROWNING,
LATE CRAIGHEAD & BRowNING,
R%W
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS or
Medicines. Chemicals, Surgical In
strumentS, Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Dye StUsFs, Glassware window
GLASS; Brushes. Perfumery
spices, Cigars, Tobacco.
6c.s DC, DC.

IAVINC purchased the interest Of the estate Of my
late friend and partner David Craighead, deed IN
the above business. will continue the heretofore
at my old stand.
Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage which has
been extended the House for the past nneen years
trust by strict personal attention 10 business; and
prompness in filling orders. 10 retain continuance
the same. Our Stock is heavy; comprising every article
wanted by druggists and dealers As purchase prin
eipay for cash. direct from the importers and manuiac
tUrers, facilities such that offer, in pEr
and EHafHherat6d articles, strong Inducements FOL
cash, as amy other Western House. and invite all to CIV,
as call feel confident We can render saiisfacto.
both in prices and quality Of articles All articles war
ranted represented.
Particular attention paid 10 prescriptions which IN
case viii be dispensed except BIZ fully competent an,
/ experienced person, and from the best articles.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
/ firm OF CREI0HEAD q BROwNISG. by note or book &C
count requested 10 call and make payment withou
further delays the business must be settled a A. ear
| IL day rs possible. X. BROWNING.
Surviving partner Of Craighead d Browning.
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Q. W. vANHORN q 60.
j \ NJ ES L. LEMON.
DHttrr ~
Fine Watches, JeweIry,
- IL W Err VIZ

= 'FF''''' 10 LINK y hfHfHrEV,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
SIGN or THE GOLDEN ROSE.
81: "a: e ; *. 4. E Is IS: \: e.:
Pins; "'' ana P'ain 'o'd
Diamond Rings and Pins; s-'
Mourning Je.elry FOR Miniatures and Hair;
Bracelets, Lockets. and Jet and Hair JewairT.
Gold Spectacles, 1hmbles, and Pencils.
Silver Spoons, Cups, Goblets DC:
Plated Ware Of all kinds very chean:
Card Cazcs. Port Honaies. and Poeket futlerx
am receiving new styles Of gewelry every few dsy,
Nhich make my stock very complete viii be nlesse5
20 SHOW goods 10 those who viii favor me with can
H4At'~-H JAS I. LEMON.
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OLThc following was sent to us for publ
cation, by a most beautiful and accomplished
lady. II IS a gem
THE BRIDEGROOM TO HIS BRIDE.
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ATTACHAIENT.

n. +. TALBOT, Auditor Of State.
r.. b. COLLINS. Secretary Of STATE.
o-h.AMLl w. y NOESINGER. Iran.- Of Stale
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SALE OF SWAMP LANDS
IN SULLIVAN COUNTY INDIANA

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Audi
~ tor Of Sullivan county Indiana. will offer for sae
the Court House Door, in the Town OF sullivan, In said
county, Saturday. the 18th day Of August 1855. be-
| tween the bOurs OF O'Clock. A. NJ. and O'Clock. r.
| NJ, the following swamp lands to-wit:
| 1891 acrez IA H. 10 in sail commits
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INCONTESTABLE PROOF


J. ia MCLEAN, 81. Louis, Mo.-Doar Sri was A.
ficed 6r fifteen months with rheumatism 50 much that
was unable 10 attend 10 any business. my legs arms
and fingers swollen dreadfully. the muscles were
contracted. and suffered the circulating pain.
applied son. i've or SIX bottles Of Mustang Liniment;
had effect than much grease I obtained one
dozen OF bottles IL Volcanic Oil Linnen Of your agent
Mr. Pike, for which shall feel grateful 10 him,
and in i've days entirely well. and take pleasure
in recommending IL 10 the public. And also add that
OF u.s. horses got cut IA the stable and unable
u stand ". In the morning made Of bows
rub yOur Iiniinent. and ia three hCurs lie
could walk about the yard, apparently that nothing had
happened 10 him. Mr.. Davies and others OF my neigh
bors present at the tme and they concur with m
IN saying ut planter should be without supply Of
! this invaluable medicine on hand.
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McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LNiMEN1

VII tNPARALLELED SUCCESS oP
this Lnimcnt. and the miraculous cures fhrf n has
ami Is performing. In all parts o the Western and SOUTH
err country, Is sufficient guarantee for is astonishing
Two dollar bottles Of MeLean's Volcanic flnfneut
has cured the most nVeieie cases Of chronic and In
9ses few applieations VIII give relief For Paralysis,
Contracted Muscles. Stiffness or Weakness In the JOINTS
Muscles, Lgamenis, II sill never fail. II applied
cOrllug 10 the directions the shrvecd and ened
limbs sill regain the elasticity youth. Two applica-
lions Throat, ToOthsche, or Esrace, and
II wi almost instantly remove any local Inflammation or
pain. Nipples, Csked Breast. sore Lips char
PED aL : cllblalls- etc. II Is tie only reliable RENE y
one my cent bottle has failed In curing the Piles.
hundreds who were afflicted for years with that distress
sing disease. have been cured By a few applications Il
viii remove BroEOhelo Goitre, any Unnatural lump,
node OF tuInnr ami il viii cleanse and heal any ulcer
o Sores or disease called fever the legs
difference how long they may have existed. One nny
cent bottle will heal the most burn soald fresh
cut or wouni, without scar. Bites Of mosquitoes,
sting Of bees, wass any poisonous insect, appl
cation will give instant relief For bruises Sprans etc
/ il is an infallible remedy.
McLean's Volcanic OIL Iiniuieni has been thoroughly
tested In each and all OF the above diseases hay
never known il 10 fail in performing cure, when APP
piled according 10 directions Who, then viii sufer
om external diseases, when safe and sure remedy Is
50 easily Obtainedf
Every Family should keep supply always on hand
Reader lave You friends that are suffering from exter-
nal dseases then 60 tell them - call Al once and get
To PLANTERS FARMERS AND OTHERS,
working large number Of hands and stock, hundreds
OF dollars can be saved annually by using McLesn'.
Volcanic Oh Liniment- u j. equally eicacous In
ring diseases an horses and ether animals. such splin
spawn, nodes, swelling lameness. Il viii cure poll
Fof strains bruises, scratches, chaes, saddle collAI
CALLS recent sores, wounds, etc. Il nfable
dy There l. no mistake about il. AtLean's NOcan
OIL Imminent viii never fail 70 Any OF the shove
diseases, applied according the directions, whici
accompany eash bottle in English and German
Read the following certificate. which is
lNtONltSTABLE PROOF
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BOONE COUNTY.

No. II. 800 acres y cultivated ~ miles from In
danapolis, the Boone and Clinton line the Mich
igan road.
No. 47G. 245 acres cultivated, GO miles from In
danapOlis and from Lebanon on the Michigan road.
No. 3I6. so acres, miles southeast Of Lebanon.
No. ISI. 80 acres 40 acrescleared.
No. 299. los Mortified.
NOs COZ. 100 acres, 90 acresceared; = miles east
of Acknowledgment. ian good repair-gOOd farm.
No. ESQ. 300 choice land in mile of Lebanon,
80 good prairie, balance Wen timbered-with inn
prOyemeuts.
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NO. 520. A large Mill building for a -four and a
mill, with good buildings. at Columbus, Ind.
No. 31S. 240 acres 80 acres cultivated, improve
ments good, miles west Of Columbus.
No. 323. 90 acres miles north of Columbus,
Iud.
No. 1923. Grist Mill and Wooden Factory, miles
north OF Columbus, Ind
No. 32 90 acres and Woollen factory, miles North
of Columbus, lnana miles East of Edinburgh.
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100000 REAL ESTATE

y asi,ingfOR 81, .sdjOinfns lhs Palmer Hf0nse,
Have now ENTEREn nN THEI2 RnnL.s -aora tl,an
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tie undersignedrcspecfully informs their
fiends and customers that they have taken
the remainder of their stock snd opened IN
the store house of Vim. Clancy; and por-
ton of our stock being consumed BY the
late fire, throws the remainder of our stock
in a broken condition, and We are detennin-
ed to reduce what we hare on and as low
as possible by next spring, and wili soil at
unusual low prices for cash. Wo are sell-
ing exclusively for cash and mono on credit.
We arc also closing up our books and ac-
connts asfast as possible =.
TOpTLE & JACKSON,
Dec. 9th, 1854. --n2O-2m as
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
FIRST PU DkSC SALE Of LOTS IN
Nebraska City.
TEE FUTURE EMPORIUM or NE8kAS-
KA TERRITORY.

4 BOUT SEQ chsice lots in Nsbraska City, !
~ and 30 lota in Kessnsy City, inasnsdiafsly
contiguous will s. offered Tor sale 10 the high
est bidder on the premises, eommsaciag on
Msaday, tho 3A day Of April, 1855.
Sale to continue frsm day 10 day until all are
sold, at the option Of the Prspie<e RI. Trims
Of Sale :--One third In hand, and thc balance
in six months. TITLE INDIVIDUALLY. The 81 to
Of Nebraska City has long bseu alAired as the
most eligible situation for large commercial
emporium on the Scssh side Of Missouri River.
Il is situated on that romantic bluf known a.
Old Fort Kearnsy, commanding picturssqse
view Of the migkty Misssari. for miles uP and
down; and has been esteemed Ter maay years,
the best starting psint for emgrants TO Oregon
and California. Stone coal has been discov
ter Is exccllent-the climate temperate and no
te for its salubritv.
Heavy bodies of the finest timber. OF every
variety is found on and near the City, and sew
eral saw mill, are now rapidly settling III and
around the city
There are already in the city two mercantile
establish ments one large Hotel (the largest In
the Territory and two more about being con
structcd. There are already erected, 20 build
ings, aud as inuny more, IN progress OF construc-
ton,
An abundance of limestone rock on .he site
and contracts completed for the making of two
millions ef brick, the ensuing seas"n. Two
| brick churches and ose college will be erected
| during nc If summsr.-This county has grca-
ter populstion thin the whole Territory North
Of Platte River.
| Nebraska City is 55 miles from the South line
ofths Territory, and 90 mics South of the Grea,
pla 10 river, aud about the centre Of the settled
] portion ofthe Territory.
1t is on the direct line Of the great central
! chain of Railroads, from the Atlantic TO the Pa.
cifc. aud is destined TO continue, all the time
as it does now, to monopoiize the greater par
of the business Of the territory.
In the language of the President OF the Fort
Dcs Moins Iowa S. ]. Railroad Nebraska
City ,riH be the first City. IN commercial and
nanuf icturing importance in the future State o
/ !*ebrasko."
The site Aas a Ene Buff Rsck lasding, no
subject to change, and Steam Ferry, now a
the Landing. affords every f4ch ity for crossing
Arrangements are in progress to secsre u regIi,
lar Packet Line of Steamboats, between st, Loui!
and this place.
The first PAPER issued in the Territory wa
The IN ehraska City News y which Can boast o.
the Largest circulation Of any; which indicate!
ths moral progress Of the country.
$. F. FUCKOLLS,
Agent ier Proprietors of Nebraska City.
March, 6, 1855. n43-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
I'll ] -

.1aniasiIos oS1aAs ~ lsslIsss "a require.
N s.: s; lfe;ae = 'es.a| |:ls:: j
ytnf Gssg.seI
T13Nt & - = = ) J y
State u - 9pda akS Inst, Rths lsrego-
ing bid f0f 0ft1lty1l Sihaii - reats Ne.
be accepted by. iheP Psslnaatsf Gsassal the bid
der shalt, prior to The lst day Of July. 1855, Or
as sosn thereafter % may y. ente. jnto The re-
'quirsd sslig 10 -rfom The service psepossd,
with god and su(6eiest saretiss.
1hiswe 10 with a1uN knowledge q ths Oh
legations and liabilities assumed By ksarsatos.
Juiv Z. 1886.
Dated fSigned BY two gaarantors
Fovm ef certificate.
Tue undersigned. postmaster OF -, Safe
OF ----, certifies, under his oath Of Office, that
he is acquainted VI n tho above suarantors, and
knu~s th-E te be men OF property and able 10
make good their guaranty
DAtG - TSigned1
The sufiicieney or guaraators on proposals
may be certified BY judge Of a court OF record
und by postmasters,
Ihe dista ces are Civ "n according to the best
Information; but no increased pay will be al
lowed should thsy be greater than advertised. ii
the points to be supplied ho correctly stated
bidders idust inform themselves on this point
4 bid received after time, viz. 3 m OF the
l0,h April, 1855, or without the guaranty re.
-quired by law, or that combines several routes
in one sum of compensation, cannot be cousid-
cred In competition with regular p oposat rea-
sonabe in amount.
Bidders should, IN all cases, first propose for
service stricly according to the advertisement
and Gen. IL they desire, separately for different
service; ard If the regular bid be the lowest oil
fefed for the advertised service, the other bids
May be considered if the alterations proposed
are recommended by he postma>ters anu citi-
zens interested or if d shall appear manifest
ly right and prOPce.
There should be but one route bid FOR in j
proposal
The bid should be sealed. superscfibed & Mail
Proposals, State of or Ter. itorp -" (as
the case may be- addressed, "Second Assistant
lCstmaster General, contract Ollce," and sent
by mail, not by or to an agent. and postmasters
%slii not enclose propose (nor letters of any
klna) IN their quarterly returns.
The contracts are to be executed and rsturneo
to The Department by o. befo the FIRST of July
1893, but the seruice must b. comm enced on the
4f4li day next after that date. whe her the coa-
tracts be Executed or lot. No proposition f.,
transfers will CO nsidered until the contracts ar,
executed In due form and reutived at the De.
pSrtmeut; and then no transfers will be allow e
slaless good and sufficient reasons therefor AZ,
Si1en. to be determined b. the Department.
Present contractors an; persons known at tn
Department mus, equa y with others procure
kuaf afahtoss aud certificates Oh thri suthc>nc
substantially IN tq: forms above reformed III
esrt'ocatrs VI sulic'incy must be signed by
p0stInassec, or yudse OF court of record,
SANES CAMPBELL,
Fos;ma ter General.
March, 13, 1855 n4-hy
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

FTiE Sub,rr.ber. would inform tile citizens
L .af Council Bluffs and the pubic generally
:hN % soon a. the uavlgit ION Of th. Missouri
i roseia.. they viii ship to this place, ii large
stack OF finr lumber. incluning dressed door
q; ng Snd $hrlVIn-, doors, windows, and door
ifan'rs cash an / anyth ng in that line, which
They viii sell a. CRAFTY reduced prices up
on tar most re.t>o.,aU L Terms
d. LINpLEY * Co
C"aEoll Bluffs Iowa Feb 5lh IS n33 II
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

<T5lfE undersigned will sill at good
j bargain, the Steam Saw Mill. and
40i acres of Cotton wood Timber Land toyeih
~r with the Machinery complete for FIGURING
Mifl, with one run of Burr. 81. feet for Hoar
as Il one-s0 inch for meal: with buildings
.snd oiher4 iniprovrmc un the premi>es
Situated O., miles fr,m (@,aneiI Bluffs
JAS. v. JEEFRiES, d Co.
March 9, 1855. n44-if
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
lO1jCE.

\ LII peuoas ksowing Themselves to :bo To-
~ dsbicd to the undersigned are notified y
cAi hnd settle immediately rs money we ncsd
as4 maney, We must have, and you, need not
expsct longer tadulg.ace. And those that can
apl pay up, ars rcauexted to call aud coss thei-
aecoanis BY nots, as scttloaucnt with al We
ars deaerminsd q have, and by giving the shove
prompt attentjoa. you confer grea fnvoT upon
ts AMI save cost and tredhc.
ToOTLE & JACKSON.
Ny - 81 CIVIC
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

NsEUls DltfLlNH a MI CLEAN M Nj.
ffNiiB Snb.erher respec.1uiiy as,uouncss toihe
j public slst fre iS psspared to engsgesia the
ahevr business and viii as.end 10 all work in
that hue iwthi~ city and vicinity. Having had
c'Isderabie experience ia this business tc feels
assured Of giving Satisfaction 10 those who may
favor him wiih job.
Residence ou +. .seeu street. North siIe OF the
city.
JOHN r. DENTON
auEcE Il uiis, Iowa. Dee i3 i~1l- n.s.! 6u
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

Geo. kingsland.
e>s Roy kiBSsland. David + Ferguson
hIHGSL1lDS a. FERGUSON.
puOtSiX FOUNDRY,
Nos. loG, 1913 Tnd 600 second Street,
NJ. LOUIS, Mo.
MANUFACTUkEe OF
PAGES PATENT TCkIB LESAIY Mills
CHILD s PATENT DOUBLE SAW
MILLS. AND HORSE POWERS.
COX x ROBERTS PATENT rHRESIIER
AND CLEANER
wTThreShers with aud with ont 8. S.p.ratars
Lever Power; Endless Chain or kil stnad
Powers; Corn an.i 9Th Crns'ler Corn She
Icrs; plows; Bark Mills; 3IIl Machinery.
b'CASTlNGS. OF every description made
20 order at short notice
Sept. l9ih, 1854. s51-Gm
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

AL persons Indridei o me either bY noie or
3"ok account, viii phrase bear ia nina. and at
1rntlOn give TO thr simple fact / WANT MON
s,Y. Anothrr vrur. with ia deeds Of ,rond and
Evil, Fl omission ~ commission, has ucarlv
2sssed away, and good ilsny accounts are
Sul unsettled.
1t would be well 10 Eention here, that am
ci"'IHg out my present etaek of Goods at cost
for Cash. Every article aow ON hand must As
'o.d by the LIST day Of Fvbrsyry TO make room
ioF an entirely ne" ard desirable stock Of gnols
70 os mere Oh The hFst boat after navigation
'omfhehctL shall sell 70 the cit zcus OF
Courcii Bluffs. OmaiIu Cir, Bellevi.v au5
Florence, at the nSutl fan and con4I pr;ce; dr.
which am so justly cclrbrsis,i
THOMAS HEASHALL
Sign of the beg.
Council BIrf<, Dec 10. ls5i.-,llJ-tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13

To Elias Patterson:
Sir-Yoa ara hereby ssti6sa dAAt
will appear before the Register Of ihs Lsut
Othce, at kauosvils, Iowa, on the 2nd Aay Il
January, 1855. and offer proof TO establish ~
right to pre- empt the North half sf the osv,&
East quarter of Section No. 20 in Tow ushiv No
Is, North, Range No. 36 West. Aud yes srs
further notified to appear and offer aay prod
you may have adverse to mine.
DAVID STlPE
BT JeRSsos j. GlsApS
Oct. IJ, lo54-u9 4w AAoru~xr;
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-03-13
SKY LIGHT
DkeUEnneOTYPE MINIATURES

MIR. HASTINGS would respectfully an
vi nounce to the Lad es and Gentlemen OF
Council Bluffs and It's vicinity, that having re-
turned to thi, place, he is now taking Colorcd
DaSuerreotypc Miniatures III superior style,
equal TO any in til. West rccordns to prces.
LiSrres>cs taken on setting of a@ew sec
ords, lrnm : O'Clock A. NJ toll NJ. in all
kinds of weather. All pictures warranted I"
be durable and satisfactory to the persons sit-
ting.
Prices from one dollar and fifty cent, to five
dollars, for single pictures
IL Ladies and Gentlemen are iRylted 10 call
and examine specimens.
IJ-A first rate Camera and Apparatus for
sale. destruction given Ia the art.
az Rooms At Ike former residence Of Rev.
III. Sh,hn, tew steps north OF the Pacific
House.
January 10 IS5J.-n32 If