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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-25

The BEST AND SgREsT WAY OF PLANTING
TREEs.-A fatal mistake is often made in pre-
pairing the places fonplanting trees All should
look upon a tree.as a living being whose life
is to be rendered long. and vigorous, and fruit
full, by good supply Of food, and soil mel
low and easily penetrated by the fibrous roots.
No fruit tree should be planted in a hole less
thanthree feet square, and eighteen orstwenty
inches deep.ra Fill the hole with rich, pulyer-
lied soil till near the top, 50 that when the
tree is put in its place it viii not be more than
two inches deeper than when it stood in the
nursery Before placing the tree in the hole
cut off all wounded roots on the under side
with sharp knife, and head in the top.
q Keep the, ground light and mellow around
the trees the distance of four or five feet, and
spade in plenty ofrotten manure, and ailuyial,
soil around the dwarf pear in the fall ssa 81.
ai If fthese directions be strictly observed, not
one tree in fifty fail Fl,
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TIE TEN CENTS PER WEEK.
.adi''sfl1z NUMBER l6s
: SEED CORN.

Weetake this opportunity ty-so as to BE in
season--to remind our agricultural friends that
/ II. they would have the best seed corn and i'm.
lpreye their kind for another year, they must
lnotsneglect to. select the earliest and fairest
ears this fall, and preserve them carefully for
lseed. They may be gathered by the hand
from the fields as soon as the husks turn white
and should thenbe tracedrand hung mp where
the air will circulate freely all winter, and
where, the rats and mice cannot reach them.
In all fields, some ears are earlier than others.
The earliest selected for seed, will insure .
field nearly the whole Of which will be ripe
as early nextagearas the ears you gather OF.
for seed this season. If you allow the later
ears to be taken for seed. you will find a late
Icrop next fall The surest way, therefore, to
improve crop, is to be careful in selecting
the seed for 1T is universal law of nature
that like begets lker--gl Rural Nes0 Yorker.
oBkLxK1AvA Six 'MoSTHs AFTER YHE BAT.
TLEl-Reetangular patches of long, rank, rich
grass, waving high above the more natural
green meadow, marked the mounds where the
slain of the 25th Of fOctober are reposing forever
and the snorting horses refuse to eat the un-
wholesome shoots. As the force moved on,
eyidenceslof that fatal and glorious day became
thick and painful. The skeleton ofan English
dragon. said to be one of the ROYALS, lay still
extended on the plain, with tattered bits OF
red cloth hanging to the bones ofhis arms
Allthe buttons had been cut off the Jacket.
fIhe1man must have fallen early in the day.
when the heavy cavalry wers close up to Cam
roberts hill, and came under the fire Of ths
Russian artillery. There was also Russian
close at hand in ghastly companonship The
small; bullet skull, round as a cannon ball, had
been picked bare, all save the scalp, which
was still covered with grizzly red locks Far
ther on amid fragments of she'll and round shot
the body 'ofanother Russian Seemed starting
out of the grave which scarcely covered his
lower extremities. The half.decayed skeleton
Of artillery and cavalry horses, covered with
rotten trippings, harness and saddles, lay as
they fell in the agonies ofdeath, or had crum-
bled away into a detriS of bone and skin, and
leather Straps cloth and buckl S. Frem the
graves, the uncovered bones of the
tenants have started through the soil, as if to
appeal against the haste with which they had
been buried. With the clash ofsaruins, and
the shrill strains of the fife, with the champ.
ng of bits, and ringing of steel man and horse
now swept over the remains of their fellows
n all the pride Of Ell London Times Corres-
3on1ence stF4ss3kE .04sz9N- EH55 6 5EgE
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Q SINGULAR REvENeE-1A hired girl, living
with laafespectable family of this city, took
offence at a scolding given her by the mistress
ofthe house, and, to revenge, herself was in
the habit of splitting in the yictuals while they
were cooking. The manner Of her detection
was as follows: The family were led to fear
from her sullen look and rnutterings that she
might attempt to put poison in their food, and
set watch upon her movements. @ While
preparing dinner she was observed to lift the
lid from apot Of boiling rice and deliberately
spit in it several times. The gentleman of the
house, who was watching her from the side OF
the window unable to restrain his anger, rush
ed into the kitchen, and seizing her 8 by the
head and heels, and pitched her into the
street Lafayette (lisa.) Journal. e.a
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Or. e..9ailps ssyoalrna. 81 NJ: "a
THE RoRRoRs OF war,

Ihe Crlnean correspondent Of the London
Times. writes - -, - :
of all the pictures Of the horrors Z Of war q
which have ever been presented to the world
the hospital of Sehastopol presents the most
horrible, heart-rending. and revolving ~ 1t can-
not be described, and the imagination of Fu-
sell could not conceive anything at all like unto
j. How hepoor human body can be So m1- ru
Etilated and yet hold its soul within, whenevery
limb is shattered and every vein and artery is
pouring out the life stream, one might study
here at tevery step and wonder at the same time
how little will kill < s2a*9a 81 =
- With the roar Of exploding fortresses in
theirears, with shells and shot forcing through
the roof and sides of the rooms in which thew
lay with the. cracking and kissing of fire
around them these poor fellows, who had served
their loving friend and master, the Car, but
too well, xereIconsigned to their terrible fate.
Many might have been saved by ordinary care.
Many lay yet alive. with maggots crawling
about IN their wounds Many, nearly mad by
the scenes around them, or seeking to escape
from it in their EXTREMIST agony,l1 had rolled
away under the bcds,d and glared ont ON the
heart STRICKEN Spectators, OH with such looks
Many with legs and arms broken and twisted.
the jagged sphnters sticking through the raw
nesh Implorlng aid, water. food, or pity, or, de-
priEed ofspeechiby the approach of death, or
by dreadfuIinjuries on the head or trunk,
pointed to helethal .spo..a Many seemed bent
alone on making. their, peace with Heaven
The attitudes Of some were SO hhidously fan
tastic as to appal and root one to- the ground
by sertIof, dreadful fascination Could that
bloody mass ofelothing and white bones ever
have been a human being, or that burnt black
mass Of fIps sxa nr l.l a Il N. [s,,l2 II
was fearful to think what the answer must be-
The bodies ofnumbeFs of men were swollen
and bloated to anincreditable degree, and the /,
features distended to gigantic size, with ewes
from their sockets, and the blacken.-
ed tongue lolhng out of the mouth, compressed
tightly by the teeth, which had set uponait in
thedeath rattle made one shudder and reel
round. "A
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/
az zaAPpLEs- WINTER KEEPING, ETc=-Apples
contain large amount of water, part of which
should be got rid of when intended for ship
ment, and this aiay bedone without any alter
alton in the figure or appearances ofthe apple,
provided that they receive no indentations or
bruises.
They must be placed in heaps, when slight
sweating will occur, which win cause por-
ltion of waterto ex1de to their surfaces and dry
occur They should then be thoroughly dsied
placed in barrels by hand, and shipped Apples
so treated, If they arrive at their port Of desti-
nation before the third sweating takes place,
will be- in perfect order; butsifa singlelappl lein
barrel be dented orfbruised, it win cause the
whole to decay or. partially decay, on ship-
board. This third sweating usually occurs in
about six weeks after thesecond sweating. For
home consumptionapp should be taken from
the tree as late as the weather viii permit, and
should be placed in the final place for winter
keeping at once If put on the north side Of
a house with board covering, and suffered to
remain until the the cold becomes severe, they
may then be moved in dry clear weather, and
placed where they are intended to be kept as
dark as possible. Some have packed apples in
charcoal dust, others in alternate layers with
straw and layer of earth, IN the. same manner
as for potatoes. % Some place them in cold dry
cellars, in heaps, covered with straw; but all
these methods, while they may sometimes sue
ceed, invariably abstract so much of the flavor
from the apples as to lessen their real value 4
The same, mistake is often made in packing
grapes IN cotton-and while they maintain
their figure and loolwel, the aroma is abstract-
ed and absorbedb by the cotton.taoo 10 iisl
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y THEODOFsE FRANK EsS $50
%s1CfNCfNNATl DY ENG EST ENT

Corner Can al opposite Henry Luz Groce-
.9F88 tsA Evansville. Tndianasz1 Q5 lG 4aa4
MANCY Over stesm Scourer Refnisher Of Dry Goods
% formerly Foreman Cfncinnati Mr. Teasdale
New York Dye House. tsTg1s
Cleans ny Ladies' and 3entlsmen's Clothes Of Sh
woolIen Crsre and Cashmere, Shaws Of emery scrP
finishes Dyes every kind OF stufs
patterns and finishes them equal to He
spets stains from SILK Dresses thou
in the color tnH He also cleans refnhes
safns In silk Woollen. Toile de Tersse and Taes
he cleans Carpets and finishes them equsf
sc rr0ot19- 1vdEw
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e1 c1 81 CINCINNATI sszt7 e.flf5.
.RETREAT FOR THE ANE.

MN charge IF DIV r q MEAL NJ Editor raer-
Psycbol Journal Lecturer Insanity and Forenz
Medicine late Professor Of obstetrics and formerly
Medcs. fs* ssge vFa sprss ez.fsea e.o t..s4 ~
open reception o pStients Is
establishment sentng superior advantages Non
hus are admitted The long experience Of tie
practitioner and affords
Kindly and the successful
Terms made kno application TO Dr, MEAD Cincin-
natl Ohie Vt 81 iESt-f Sas6 CIV sllf2D 1feb2l -6m
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bsoE-rA lady playingcon the piano. being call
Jed dupon for deadsmarch asked aprofessor Of
music what marchshe should play Amy one
you please, be replied flor any march you
play viii sbs a. dead one. asyou ars sure to
lmurdef it, taEi niHrf aHi "a 7inoI Il
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f,iNfINN Arr 3 AIsisR WARKHnTsE.

FMSHE holesale Paper Dealers invite the
Of dealers and to their and
varied stock Of Papers Our with Eastern
and dealers that enabled
keep hand, all large stock Of Caps and Letters
plain and ruled Flat Caps Demys. Medfums Royals and
Blank Book Papers by Patner
IL Smith, and other first class manufactufers. +-N
for the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand At all times acomplete stock Of Papers of
description Lghtbody's Book and News Inks
McCrearyss Coiored Inks, Yarnish and Gold Size ~
We hand in large stock OF the hest Four
extent with regular sizes and irregular siEes
make to order on shortnotice. Lt%"
the highest arket price in cash. Rags. Bag
Sc -" : = - - NIXON 4 GOODMAN,
Wholesale PAPER Dealers, & Manufacturers' Agents,
sepll II and 79 Walnut St., Cincinnati.
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TyFPROyED PORTARLEgsTTRI

MSoR grinding wheat and and ali other
eena;ns old Anchor Boiling Cloths and Betting
ell @idths 14ss31 = GI105 ~ las5l5VEo9 sflS =JaA
Aftfeles natl prices. nciudink fretxht q
CallstJ b Bonroes Family Grossy. eerner Of oakAhd
Ssfe& JAMES sRkrroRp &C.. cssss.saa, ).
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oGce streets @ @ '
EyANsVILLE IND. .rHURspAY MORNING., OCTOBER 25s.
RAILROADS, &C.
II lPENAsALsA ANA RAlLnO aD.

t4 t4PENAsALN ARIA R4lLh@ 4D..G +.
aasi st sIE lsi -
a THk undersign ed hayi ing bss N ap- 10 -
eEA@xE pointed Agehtfor ehe above Compa- .fH@dg
ds62%s&&% ny in this ely would inform ship &ssA
-" ~" Pers, merchants aAd the p1tfe W.
generaly, fhat Leesh. Getrse Harris and George
Black late OF I'd Lseeh Go and Thomas a. CLARKE of
Clark A Thaw.', under the firm of -. - - -
s,,a51s nj 3 LEIGH, IL Co., s53
Are by apPcin finest special and shipping aeents
elished at ne principal shipping
4and vest and are PfsParsd te receipt from New
eitas and 70 sad from al rssssrn css and the
The Partners dirett hsir whole forwarding
and have facilities for Without
expepas 0f second drayage charges
nent With abe Rsiiroad company extremely low
rate th9 they re 10
he tsAlc give satisfSctisus ke.as - = 81
shipnsh produce agents win be
cd free Of cAfEe for c6mUasion. 81 80 fssssVffa 8
Fer information Apply at their cffees!
N Depot. Liberty Pittsbnrg. nS Ga &sfs tNs h
81 do ANbs South 18th street. PhilsdelpAias
do E3tth street BEismore; TaFlEFA-73 ts5se4 &c
- Ne. Asfor Place.se# la tFe s tsalesgS 81
q sggsh ..,a. Nisa pliss strsss New Forks 6, sa
fia dos4 Eiipy street, bostoA;s 90 ssse ssfE
orto JOHN 3. MITCHELL.
ePl5 o@ -Al 80 k8 Wsterst. Evansville Ind. I'd
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SHERWOOD House.

THE subscriber hastaken the above house, and mas
A. entirely reated and resurnshed IT, aud il prepared
manner He has also rented the brick Stable BY
MrPeter Burke. and has good.to of horses
The stable large, clean and welilocated, and good
in Particular attention
will be psd 30 the horses left with him keep
and In alrespects. the public ha lind the Shers
wood House good Hotel. fjys-tftssa j. A .sBYERS.
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NEas W. AsHINsTON ROTEL.

=" 4
NHE Propretors OF this House have removed
ILL., old stant Main their
opposite House they 60
accommoda their old and all others
" 70 ea 9pon thsm in much superiorsyle formerly
Thankful Tor respectfully solicit
aaee ofthe which shall all endeavors
IL Our fare wihe the best the market affords and
chargss moderate. f@ 3aA7fe
Coed Stabll and Wagon Yard kept foreonntry
ayI0-d& wifi 'sss sSe 49, FELKER a HEDDERECHa
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NEW YORK sCOMMISION HOUSE.
y ~ THOMAS I'LL. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
~ ~, MERCHANT, ss
sq IA South WilliaEn Street, New York fs a9
DEING long.establsheG with extensive connection
in The above business respectfully socits consign
ments ofa kinds Of Western roduce which will receive
mediate and personal attention the possible
scale OF charges. Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made ON all Shipments when requiredby sS -
j. H. MAGHEE Sz CO., 80
feb20-H " 4 sss5ss ss~t# As Esansvile. Ind.
e 4sfR ssaf wv M. K sNEcGH&EWs II szA5'
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Ofice In the Crescent City Bank Building.
&& F@+sI G. 80 ssaHA = my25
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mas. rsrtAY PENNINGTON,

lid ESP ECTFULLY ihforw citizens lie
s viinisr have formed Partnership in the
prketse or Msdcfn aud surgery AAFs A. - sA&
3Nawf pfoesspu
srss eentry aud become familiar with the diseases ine
deHt N hia aate they hope teir ana
sea- wit eusite them 50 ashare Of paeilq Patraasge
Their kiFsr Maa Locust.
chs Poet 0ae where eithe bath Vi them be
acnsalted snles absent On profess ona business
tGaA agfs-tf s&sfS .&&As51 easa -ta8
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CART ETS, FLOOR 0IG-CG0TEfs, RUGS, MATS
cLoTH EmBKogDERKD riASo AND rABLE coSrRs. y e
ALI widths GiI-Cloths for Tables &c.
MPENF DuYALL have in store their full asaert=
qnaty Ros a Wilton Car
pet the Kentueky homemade Rag. aA~Ta -sss z
Floor Oil sah all idbhs entirely designs.
goods nit any shaped or hall and put them
do wn free Of W S8s &F4 NSsA1aS sf&FT4
piano Table Covers Cloth embossed--a vefy great
variety. tsAsfts #edsA
With goods usually fsnnd regular House Fur
Rishing establishment. AsSss fsses
goods be of the best fabric
fer prices equal IN all those Of
cities ALL ash examin ati OF
stock before deciding 10 purchase elsaR here
- - 1890 BENT DTvATLfS1&
oct5 Furnishing Warehouse, Lonisxiile. Ky.
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RTnRAGE WANTED.

G@f prsnafed in Fire Rroof warehcuse
WV auaatity oe Grain, Produce or Merehandse
Me Itbtrni sTms.sS 7s HstEtss- ~.
Havnx and airy ssairss care will
AgriuuIsafal fnpl0meH
aknda goods Ahlsso dansge ro@ DAMP
loweas BY Hen
arshoue ated on corner Locust W. and
cama convenient for shp prng by River or Rail-
a.~ead TArp}yto novfs " @E GEO. FOSTER g. CO. 3
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TENNKYAr sfess ENs.lN

fpAALEks ~ ahdcEfKs AND ilQUoRa. coKNEA
tfN INV 2IsD.s u Aa@c
nRdsrsgnea have tss day
tha FMrpose ef dslaG wholeaae Grocery and Liasor
purchased stock and ads additionsso
F0R cAsH, any house in Esansys; or any ay n che
Feat. - stAa fHa TAEEes EH R. TESSEY,
iMm3 F@fFtat t*AteF HsiM fNAENN &E a. SORENSON.
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QUEEN CKlsH ~Uf LIE WORKS
PLANO FOR SALE.

=SEgs=-l A first. rAt second hand piano. in com
plete order. frst
" E n II ins rament ia o. ered for sa cheap. fsp-
VIZ Jpl eatea be made sinlEnfdi -tely Ie n be
MIR. HeA's store, Main st.. between F.rsta
Seeo strects next door to Gumbert Gottlieb's
store. sasa4a ass IA tae8Re aglS-1w. !.
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NnTInNa. NNrlNNs.l

MNLOWER vases travelling com ions.
@t best London ing eight key'd French
meeor1oous Rne Frsnch dOs marbles; toys tea
combs superior nesdles pns tooth
peucils steel tooth brushes. wax
baads chess Emersons razor asps tcilss
and battle doors together with great
~~r.tv ~ Tno0u for sale by C.PUSHEE.
ssaFfF-an4e e @E-1 under Odd Fellows Hall. First ST.
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s9CAS! Ch0GKSl AT WHOLESALE,
nv BaTrROLFF As SONS. -

So MAIN RTRRET RExRREk FIRST AND SECOND +s~
N +. s#AS EVANSVILLE. IND. ~
WMyE Just received large supply eight day aud
@% thirty hear eocGa- direct the aesurer.
grisiMx every Oh and Eases. which
will s cash ds.sts a lsE - the game arsees caa
MAy4 ke ID good hand. aaA tAnk ~e ake
Ne Inc intersst c0unkrs eloek
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THN saNsfER. !. seAyKD:

EUDGT&G from the crowd oil eustq tka6h heen
Mw vnng friend Embch fer the weeks.
that he tas che saying In com
s parlanesl bad by the board and eonssquenre
great but on urtHr enaui
" aH5 readers hatHSh y nct
and sammsf Dry Gooda and is se a. yefy rass-
hnmn H. rt1he a ass0r AeI
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IRON lFs sAHLING.

WNHR undsrnsnea the sals o. and
st M beautiful pattern flR0N RAILING. with reur&
rcaxht rods and figures pat varetv Of
eayes ane aixes ~n%1 ~Sii ssAA Nv 1-O-- fAs' 1
Th ID che&per Substantial than any other
kRmR Rew in wishing Railing enclose
yexdsf or paz1aA will do well give
eMlla x IA 81 Sel4s
&l o. s%r- V Hsszs
d&w MFN#s@S7Ast q leE &s II M. A. LAWRENCE az
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ra1W CAR I'D.

saA#Asa St&4sA . @M q " $50 - -
take tis nethod returning his
sinc. thanks the puhlic for the liberal sgo
the late firm hces that BY giving his p6
&stentioR exciuHively business continu
AHes ef the sans, ~ er27-tffss TIL sToN -
@sERMF RAgg.--sEs tsits sasra heay sos aas 3
WV sesH @Bo. F0ErER a. co.
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pawn aD-NKTL,
M ERC ri AN T TAILOR,

~ n .E& ~ Seecad between Naia locust
AS iust received aad epsneda ane % cofts
Of oe quality
ytes yesfings plain
silks
geoda the quality and haHd-
6as examine
aAa in all sep2H
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D. .. \ AspERsoN. sIERcnANTTAlloR

10 On First street between Aam ana Sycamore. sea
%AS Cloths, Cassimeres vest-
N iuss etc etc. which he IL prepared 60 make the
most @sAnsbe styles and at short notice He will
htn and hopes ty long
able TO give general satisfaction he
Merino. uk Undershirs and Dra with Shirs
Collar etc. made in the best manner with snsemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. decI6-ti
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HoTa SHOW ERR BATHS AND IGE CHESTS. ~
D0Z No I and Q fee Chests: ~
ny7 - Z aFsF Bsag faB ORR. sDALZEELs& CO.
EXTENSION 0Fs RAGEsS PATENTg
Office the public that the patent
4 l% P4GKss PORTABLE CIRCULAR Aw EILL has heen
from July 6th, 1885, All
violating this patent in the in
using vending will be- proceeded neanse in
dance with the laws saeh made and provided.
eGE1 RGE PAGE, Fassntee. Il
The undersgned having the ExcLrsTyE right fer large
porte the Territory snd South would
that rspared - hsrstofre 70 all sl orders for
TPoRT4EEE CiReUl4Ak SAW MfLLs--eaeh
for thcir re risory Any nform
ton III reaard to Mills Patent eheerfully Riven
r KINGSLAND 4 FERGUSON. .eff4
Phgnix Foundry.
at-s3 AA4Ss As ssEae % ~ stHR R0BLIN CLARK. F,aF
1880 sf Clark. Renfrsw 4 Co.'S Eagle Fousary,
8 Innia "a
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HY DEsAUf,RC FOUNDl
LANES low . co... IoUIsViIIE. KiYi.

u. = -E.ES IT,,
RE receiving their Stack pring Goods many Of
f& which are of their own impertaton direct from the
man .acsursrin EuIoF l. ss, 80 = sR1.
to offer nduc prompt short time and Cash buyers
unsurpassedh hy the United States stock
seH5 8fa9BR RewN SaEETTNGS AND PRINTs Z
will be kept large and well assorted during
will be sold for CASH and All orders the
same must be accompanied with the money feb7l
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DIsSOLUTEON NOTICE.

M TilesDn is this day dissolved q nnnal consent Tho
bnness win be continued hy ~ no 10 author
ized TO settle the business Of the late nr A VIZ
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