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The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28
UNITED STATES HOTEL

BROAD STREET. NEVADA.
yINiIS WELL.kNOWN AND CON5IODIOJS HOTEL haa
/ been opeaed hy the subscribers. for the accJnmoda
SION Of their friends and the travelling public
To strangers visiting Nevada upon business pleasure
se onse will he pleasantly located in the heart Of
aity we'd Supplied with couorta be apartments especially
For the use of Ladies and Families,
aud in all respects residence unequaled in the mining
region.
Tue Kitchen aud I&.rier eng unaer :e enntroi of Mr..
SFNKINS celebrated for his talents caterer is Suf
snient thar the table will all times be sup
piled with every 3ecacy Of the seaso served UP in the
Sest style. The Bar Is supplied with choice selection Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Ind the Subscribers propose keep in all respects first
Aass Hote scale OF iiJer1lty hitherto Iualed in
She mountains
Determined to make hs establishment place Of public
onNonience and resort arrangements have been entered
ato with the Alta Telegraph Line for the reception from
all part- or the State of the Of the day.
laeluiins important Legislative proceedings.
CoLBURN q JENKINS. Propretors
7. " CoLRUEN, y R. JENKINS
Nevada. Dec. II. 1S5--tf
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WHOLE NO 2S1,
noblest leading principles in the history of
mankind. y Wahelm IN Hnmbldt, Ue6er
daes hGsoS Sprache, bd. 8; S. 426

BoNAPARTE's OPINION OF HIS Wives.
Their characters were Numerically op-
pos1te. Never were there two women less
like each other. Josephine had grace, an
irresistible educntion and an unreserved
deyotedness. Maria Louisa had all the
tlmidity of innocence. When 1 married
her she was a truly virtuous novice, and
very submissive. Josephine would sacri-
fee millions upon her toilette and in her
liberalities. Maria Louisa, on the con-
trary, economical what l gave her, and |
was obliged to scold, in order to induce
her to make her expenditure consistent
with her rank. Josephine was devoted to
me, she loved Inc tenderly-no one ever
had preference to me in her heart.
uniformly held the first place-her chill
dren the next, And she was right, for
she was the being I most loved, and the
remembrance of her is still all powerful
in my mind
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Billiard Salmon

EJdtIOOEI.
VIE SUBSCRIBERS having recently purchased the
Il Saloon known as WILSON'S SALOON, Broad street
would inform the public that it is their intention to
make it as heretofore, GREAT PUBLIC RESORT for
the masses desrous of refreshing the Inner man or
taking Game of BILLIARDS the best tables this side
of San Francisco
The BAR, which is under the supervision of JAS R.
BAIItHsoN VIII alwsYs be supplied with CHOICE
WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, CIGARS &c
Attached to the SALOON is a BILLIARD ROOM. fur
nishcd With Two COOP TABLES and other necessaries for
pleasant game.
BFiles of late California and other Papers NAV be
found at our Reading Room any time.
JONES HARRINGTON. Proprietors
August le le55-3u
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Florence Lee.

Oh the winter winds are signing
Over mount and valley low,
AS the Old Year lies dying,
On his pallid bed of snow;
And | hear the distant ringing
Of st. Catharine's convent bell,
And the nuns as they go singing,
Chanting slowly "All is we'll?
"All is well! Imutter mildly:
"All is WE'LL" but not for me,
For I love thee, OH too wildly,
Earth.lost angel, Florence Lee.
Such night of last December,
On the last day of the year.
Sat we then beside the embers,
Whispering to each other cheer,
As we welcomed the new conner,
Little thought we Of the dearth
Which the bright, long-looked for summer
Made around the homestead hearth,
Little thought we that the roses,
Thou wouldst never live to see;
For the cold earth now reposes
On thy breast, dear Florence Lee.
Through the long summer hours
Angel-hands, upon thy grave
Planted fair and beauteous flowers
For the soft south wind to wave;
Where the dew drops of the even
Sparllod ~, tho rnorpinr cup
As the stars in yonder heaven
When the gaudy day is done;
But the winds of Autumn sadly
Walled along the sunny lea,
Scattering all the leaflets mady
Ger thy tomb, fair Florence Lee.
Oh. the winterwinds are signing
Over mount and valley low,
As the Old Year lies dying
On his pallid bead of snow;
And hear the distant ringing
OF St. Catharincs convent bell,
And the nuns as they go singing,
Chanting slowly, "All is well :"
"All is well ~ mutter mildly:
''All is well :" but not for ME,
For love thee, oh too wildly,
Love-lost angel, Florence Lee.
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MEAN HEIGHT OF THE ATLANTIC & Pa
CIFIC OcEANs.--The Panama Star savs:-
On the authority of Col Lloyd and Cap
tain Palmer, who, in 1927, by order of
Bolivar, made series of levels from Pana-
ma to Chagres, it has been very generally
believed that there existed difference of
mean level between the Atlantic and Pa
citic Oceans, and many ingenious theories
have been devised to account for this (sup-
posed fact, and elaborate deductions in
favor and against the practicabilty of a
ship canal have been drawn therefrom.
The difference Of the mean height of the
two oceans was stated to be 3-52 feet-the
Pacific, at Panama, being that much high
er than the Atlantic, at Chagres. 1t has
been lately decided by Col Totten, after
a series of careful tidal observations taken
here, and in Aspnwall (Navy Bay,) and
connected by accurate levels along the
line of railroad, that the mean height of
the two oceans, is exactly the same, al
though, owing to the difference in the rise
OF tide at both places, there are Of course
times when one of the oceans is higher or
lower than the other, but their mean level,
that is to say, there height at half tide, is
now proven to be exactly the same There
Is no doubt that Colonel LIoyd's error
arose from imperfection in his instruments,
and the difficulty he laborcd under in tax
ing large number of observations in which
mistakes are peculiarly liable to occur
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AN AROMATIC HEBREw.-In Coler--
ldge's Table Talk" we find the following:
"Once sat in coach opposite Jew;
symbol of old clothes bags-an Isaiah
OF Hollowell street. He would close the
window; lopened it. He closed it again;
upon which, In very solemn tone, 1 said
to hlm:-'Son of Abraham thou smellest;
son OF Isaac! thou art offensive; son of
Jacob /! thou stinckest foully. See, the
man IN the moon he is holding his nose
at that distance; dost thou think that L,
sitting here, can endure it any longer'"
My Jew was astounded, opened the win
dow forthwith himself, and said he was
sorry he did not know I was SO great a
gentleman.
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LIEUTENANT MAURY.-A leading con
temporary remarks, that, Lieutenant
Maury is certainly entitled to the rank of
one of the greatest public benefactors of
the age" The sentiment is perfectly
Just, and it will be heartily echoed by the
thinking minds of the whole country
Our late distinguished statesman, Mr.
Calhoun, says recent writer, used to
speak of him as "a man of great ideas
and there can be no doubt that the civil
lzed world will endorse the observation.
Learned societies in Europe and crowned
heads have acknowledged his claims to the
pre-emlnent position in the science of the
age; and the first governments of Europe
have engaged in seconding his laudable eff
forts to advance the interests of commerce
and the triumphs of navigation. Of him
as mana man of most noble endow-
ments, liberal spirit and generous nature
"a man of exploring powers and origins-
tive thought-the country does we'll to be
proud, and we most sincerely rejoice that
the administration of the government, in
all its changes, has been so intent on
maintaining the Lieutenant in his great
scientific enterprises.
His last movement is characteristic of
the genius and soul of the man. Anxious
to prevent the collision of steamers at
sea, he has sent out circulars with view
to demonstrate that double track-one
tor outward bound and the other for home
ward bound steamers-can be adopted.
The reasoning is clear and satisfactory,
and we have no doubt that experience will
prove the accuracy of his judgment.
Lieutenant Nanny is a thinker-a prac-
teal thinker. His former exertions iu
regard to sailing packets-his wind and
current charts-have already made him
widely known asa man of original genius
But his career of greatness is Just open
ing. If he should live long enough, we
expect him to render extraordinary ser
vices to the interests of science.
The Nevada journal., 1855-09-28
Ordinance, no. %.

IN ordnance for the Protection Of certain T5cr Officers
The Trustees of the Town Of Nevada do oran follows
If any person shall knowingly and wilfuy obsruct
sst or oppose any Marshall Waterman of this Town in
serving attempting to lawful process order OF
any Recorder OF said town, shall molest wilfuy
interrupt any Marshall or Hatchman in making any
rest without warrant of any found violating any
ordinance OF this town or shall resist obstruct oppose
by yioencs by threatnng abusive language
duct any Pound Master in the discharge of his duties
der the ordinances of this town, shall take from the
possession of any Pound Master any Swine taken up by
him or mpounded under said ordinances without having
FIRST rendered said Pound Master his fees due for the
detention of said swine, who shall break down in
or in part any public pound, shall, conviction
the Recorder be fined in any sum not exceeding
o. zndred dollars in default OF payment be impris
oned IL the jail for term not exceeding ten days
Passed august -. 1885, ;. ; HUSoEf, Pres.
A A. SARGks-- Sec'y- nlT I'm
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In an obituary notice of lad tvel,.
years old, the writer says: ssMunroe was
very brighs proud, active boy; he was
very anxious to be man-always wantea
to wear standing collar
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TRYING 1T ON-Burchard the revival
ist, was in the habit of addressing his con-
GregatlOn in this manner: 81 am now 90
ing to pray, and | want all that desire to
be prayed for to send up their names on a
piece of paper"
On the occasion to which we refer, there
was at once sent up to the desk quite a
pile of little slips of paper, with the
names on whose behalf he was to ''wrestle, -
as he said, "with the Almighty"
A pause ensued, when he said-''Send
'em up! l can pray for five thousand just
as easy as | can for dozen Send 'em I'D.
If you haven't any paper, get up and
name the friend you would have prayed
for"
At this stage of the proceedings, stall
wart man of six feet and halfin his stock
ings, notorious unbeliever, and confirm
ed wag to boot, rose in the midst of the
congregation, a mark for all, and amidst
the winks; becks, and smiles of the au-
ditory, said:
"Mr. Burchard, l want you to pray for
Jim Thompson.
The reverend petitioner saw, from the
excitement produced in the audience, that
Oziel was "hard case.n
"What is your name, sir and who is Mr..
Thompson:'
cts Jim Thompson; he keeps tavern
down IN Thompsonville, and keep pub
lie house little below him. He is an
internal scoundrel and want you to give
him lift.r
"But," said Mr.. Burebard, "have you
any faith in the efficacy of prayer Do
you believe in the petition:'
"That's n'ither here nor there, "respon-
ded Oziel 81 ,ea,st you to i,y it on HMM
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A SECRET RUSSIAN HIsToRY.-A curl
Gus anecdote of secret Russian history,
of the date of Napoleon l., is going the
rounds of the salons. The work referred
to is NJ. Segur's Hstoire des Kosaques,
written in 1913, by command of Napoleon.
1t was considered desirable that this history
should not be published till it had been
submitted to competent judges; and Mar
Gel, the chief of the Lmpreme,1e Imperial
was ordered to print it secretly. Print "a
book secretly! at is impossible, sir.''
said Marcel, "but it shall be doneln And
it was done. Marcel copied the whole
work with his own hand, counting the let
ters and words in each line. He then
numbered each line so counted; and after
cutting up the work into seperate lines
thus numbered, they were given promis-
cuously to different compositors, to set up
separately. Their formation into pages,
by the aid ofthe numbers, was the work of
his own hand; the impressions were then
pulled by blind printers, and the sheets
arranged and stitched by deaf and dunn
binders; and the secret never oozed out till
divulged by Marcel himself, when the ne
cessity for concealment no longer existed.
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Carriages Ho11eees &c.
THE subecri befs ksvs rev % tond
u splendid assortment Of Carsieges snd
Harness, comprising every vasiety, 70
which The attention Of purchaser v iAvi'
ted. jQiaas5 et's5o9
We also manufacture TO order, end -.
pair oil kinds Of Carriages, in supefioe!
manner. Plantation Wagons, Carts. Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made 10 order, and kept
on hand at oil times. All kinds Of Smith
work made and repaired. ~.
A full assortment Of Iron, Iron Axles,
Springs and Trimming materials, on hasa
for sale. Also Plantation and Wagon
Harness. s4f'a
Planters and others are invited to. exam
inc our stock, before purchasing: At the
old stand, corner Church and Main street
Jan.2Sly. w. F. TUNNARD 3 ca
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Clothing /! Clothingl

AT REDUCED R81C1S0.
TTTISHINC to close out my Stock Of
wv Winter Clothing and Gaps, prior to
purchasing my spring and summer stock ]
will from this day sell articles in that line
at Reduced Prices.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited
to call before purchasing else where.
&c. LANOUE. Jan. 9th
Next door to the Post Office.
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TIME Subscribers have now on hand the
i Best and most complete assortment
of Muslin, Silk and Linen. cravats, Grass
hair Stocks, figured. plain and white Silk
Neck ties &C., &c, even brought to this
city. May 81. WADDILL & Phillips,
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In time Of peace prepare for War!
CHAW'S Cholera Syrup Is really good
y it has been trietl--you should have it in
you. house always-in all sudden attacks
It is Indispensable you have no faith IN
it, give any how at least one dose, until
you can get physician to persons Tesid-
ing in the country, it is invaluable COM
pared with any other similar preparation.
Prepared and for sale by WIN. BOGEL.
Nav 3Tth Druggist.
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lust RECEIVED per Columbus from
j st Louis:
50 Bills -four,
so Kegs Lard,
Bacon Shoulders and s. C. Hams,
200 Sacks Corn,
for sale bv NAV 3Ol s. M. HARr& Co.
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T OST POCKET BOOK.-About three
IL weeks ago. the undersigned lost Pock-
ct book near the residence Of Mr.. Bates.
As it was lost in the public road, some one
must have found it, and be distressed to
find the owner. The Pocket book or
port monmois is of open steel work show
ing red morocco beneath, with my name
written thereon. There was about $25
mostly Of gold in it, with papers of no
value to any one but myself-an order
of Shropshier, and one on X. c. Hutchinson.
If the $25 in money will pay the finder,
he can bring up the book and papers to
Juue Sd. ROBERT BEAL,
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Mechanics Tools.

81 Mechanics Tools.
QENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID 4 Jacksons Saws, Plains Of all kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. hatchctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
Gimblets and Ccopers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &c. d. c. MoNTAN. Church st.
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BEGAN &LEGENDRE.

wortsrs IN tn, Copper and Sheet 1soA.
THIRD &.-Nsorsy oypsstts HsscAIso~s xabis.
THE Subscribers will attend promptly
l. to oil orders in their line, making and
repairing gut'ere, copper pipes for machine.
ry, stove pipes, &c.
~A good stock Of Tin ware always on
hand, and made to order. W
may BY. BEGAN + LEGENDRE.
NEW SPRING MILLINERY.
MRS. o. HUESf0N most respectfully Inform
vi the Ladies', that she has Just returned lsom
the City, with splendid Assortment Of rich
Spring Goods, consisting IN part a.:
SILKS or ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
BARRAGE0, DONNETS, RIBBONS,
EMBR01DERIE0 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
FLOWERS, WREATHS, LACES, "a -,
CORsET6, .PARAeOIS, GLOVES,
LACE MANTILLAe, Black and White,
BRACELETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HAIR, CACTUS& GRASS SKIRTS.
Together with Ane display Of Fancy Dry Goods,
oil Of which wUl b sold atiow prices. mar. 35tf
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BATON Rouge Brewery, Ne.

MR.. A. Sr. MARTIN, thankful for for.
wi mer patronage at his old stand on
North Boulevard Street, begs leave respect
fully to inform his friends, that he is again
on hand, to supply all deman Is for PURE
malt liquors without the usual adulterations
Orders from abroad solicited.
Yeast always on hand and for sale.
~Such persons as have the Cards Of
the Baton Rouge Brewery No. l, posted
up, have it for sale. nov 17-y.
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pERFUMERY!-Cologne in ! Gal
l. Ions, Quarts, Pints, and half Pints, Bay Wa
ter, Florida Water, Pstchouly. verbena, Tube
reuse, Jockey Club, Magnolia, Violet, Bong victo-
rs, Musk, Upper Ten, OIL Of, or Otto Of Roses.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
augl7-y. WADDfLL DAY, church 1t.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale cheap
y for Cash. 4 doz. large Beef Ton
CUES, Duffield and other Brand of Hams !;
Flour of the best Brands in Barrels and
half Barrels; Fresh Soda and Boston
Crackers French bread and Pilot.
Nav. "a. c. 4. BLANCHARD.
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MADAME F. MAINE Modists de Par
IN is informs the Ladies Of Baton Rouge
that she is now ready to make and trim
bonnets to order, at very reasonable prices.
She has large stock Of flowcrs.ribbon and
other trimmings on hand, Of the very ID
test fashions. The ladies are invited to
call and examine them at the New Variety
Store.
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Don't you think my execution
of Othello capital performance? 1t
is in my line, 10 il not ?" asked an
emineut tragedian Of Cooke.
"Why, yes, replied the provoking
punster, "all erecat;ons may be consid-
cred capital performances, and your
performance of Othelio is certainly Of
that class, for you execute him, in
your line, so effectually, that as soon
as you lay hands upon him. he is no
Moor. ...- .H..
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COR SALE.-A vslushle lot Of

! ground, situated on the North East eernsrof
Tifth and Florida streets, measuring One HsndrsA
and Twenty feet, French measure on each street.
Bounded on the North BY the property Of Mrs,
Andrew Klienpstsr, and East BY the pfopssly Of
Lewis Shoppers, Esqr. For terms, apply e
nov. Is. -I WV. D. HlKG.
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uAY.-Twenty tons best quality Hay.
ii For sale by
april %. JOSHUA bEAL.
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r. Attention Il called to . com.
munication to-day, from onr Clinton
correspondent giving vivid picture Of
the Masonic celebration at that place
on Tuesday last. .'5s.'f." s#
MAsoNrc.--There will be meeting
of WAsHrxoroN r. A. CHAPTER No.
s. at the Masonic Hall. foot Of Church
Street, on Monday night next. the
I'd inst. A punctaal attendance is
requested.

An Eav for A1sic. "A soldier many
years ago, was sentenced, for desertiou
to have bis ears cut of. After under.
going the brutal ordeal. he was escor.
ted out Of the courtyard 10 the tuce
Of the "Rogue's March," He then
turned and in mock dignity thus ad.
dressed the mucisians :--"Gentlemen
I thank you but have no further
need of your services, for I have no
ear for music" .-fr
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Mount Eagle TripO1i.

Mount Eagle TripOli.
COR giving a polish to brass, silver, gold;
L or other ba,e metals. Also for clean
ing Plates or Windows, Lamps and Gas
burners. Here's an economy-old things
made as good as new, at very triflinz ex-
pe1se. C. A. BLANCHARD.
may "a. Church street.
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4 FRESH supply Of Goshen Butter and
"A Cheese Tor sale by
May. "a. c. A. BLANCHARD.
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NEW VARIETY STORE.

u MAINE, has the honor to inform
T. the ladies and gentlemen OF Baton
Rouge, that he has now on hand 9 large
stock Of French, German and English
Fancy Goods, Ribbons. Hosiery and :
very select assortment of Perfumery, oil Of
which will be sold at very low prices
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited. to call and examine his stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere and they will
find It to their advantage to purchase OF
him. liam. 4-yI +. MAINE
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NEW CARPETS.-Ih have now in store
IN asplendid assortmaDt of new style
Carpets, which were purchased at auction
in Philadelphia. at very low prices and
will be sold accordingly.
OctlS.v. w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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M. N. BYINGTON. will give lessons in
wi PHOTOGRAPHY, from four to nine
o'clock, P. M, every day, at the school
room, one door East of Hackett & Brooks
Store, on the North side of Church street.
Feb-l3-tf
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Notice.
I'VE II WE in store large stock OF Hay,
w Corn Oats, Bran and Western Pro-
visions, to which we would respectfully
.call the attention Of our Friends and Gus
TONER'S We shall be in constant receipt
-ot the above articles, which will, at all
times, be sold at the lowest rates for cash
OF its equivalent.
june Is. MONTAN Il BRO.
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browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger.
% 10 doz. in store ard for sale by
may 81. WIN. BOGEL. Druggist
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For Cow Feed.
0OB and Corn Neal, splendid feed for
~ cows and stock generally, price Soc
per bushel. april %. JOSHUA BEAL.
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FRESH RECEIPTS BY 30.
L gel-Raspb.rry Brandy, Ginger do
Wild Cherry do Black Berry 20. Holland
Gin, Goddard Brandy, Otard Dupuy DO.
Pinet Cartillian do. For sale at the Lafa-
yette Street Drug Store. ian-20
GAUGES! Tomato; Walnut; Essence
- Anchovies cavice; Reading WAGES
tashire and carry powders. For sale at
family grocery Of feb. o J. BEAL.
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T ARD 100 KEGS LARD for sale BY
IL april "a T. PRENDlAeAsT & Co.
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IRISH POTATOES & ONIONS
l A,choice lot, nbw on hand and for sale by
mays. r. HOFFMAN,.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE SKIN.
i "Freckle Wash, Meen Fun, Pearl Powder
or Lilly White, Magnolia Tablets, Chalk Balls and
Rouge Fin. For sale Ut the Drug Store Of
sug11.y. WADDslL : DAT, church d.
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Choice Lard Oil.
IN BARRELS just received and for sale
~ by mar 81 JOSHUA BEAL.
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HRESH GROUND SAINT. LOUIS
L FOLUR 80 barrels Super Fine and
extra Stint louis Flour, Just yeceied and
for sale BY MAY 1s IDEAL. "