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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-21
Board or Covancilmen

APRIL 2o-The Board met at Eve O'Clock p NJ, pur
suant to adjournment. D. D. Connover Esq., President
in tie chair The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Bills PASSED.
The first order Of the evening being the third reading
OF bills, the following, among many others, were
passed
Report of Committee on Roads-In favor Of macada-
mining Broadway and Bioomingdals road, from Fifty
seventh street to favor of opening 1921
street, from the Third to the Fourth avenues and Ninth
avenue from Boomingdae road to l25th street. on the
Report Of Committee wharves, Piers and Slips-In
favor ofhuding boat house for the accommodation of
the United States forces stationed in this harbor
Report Of Committee Lands and Places against cur
failing the present dimensions Of the Central Park.
Report Of the Committee Public Health in favor of
paying w. B. Rey nolds $40 81 the same to be in
full for all the items Of property used by ssid Reynolds
for the removal Of oa &c appraised in February, by
Jsmes Horner, Charles Waterbury and George Briggs
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE NEW HALL
The Board then resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole and took up BY sections and adopted with some
amendments the remaining specifications for the Kew
City Hail. as reported by the Committee Repairs and
Supplies.
7he Board then adjourned.
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Nov,. Srcr.. the Isthmus and West Indies.
AsPINwALL qHADE-THE PANAMA RAILR0AD-DIyI.
SION OF THE NEW GBASApA TsRRTokY-NEw
STATE OF PANAMA ITS POWERS AND cOHsTIIU.
TIoN-ArTExPTED MURnER OF Mr.. VAN RUNNELs-
TIE o. 8. SHIP JOHN ADAMS.
The steamship Star Of the South, Capt Marks, left
New York on her outward trip for Aspinwal on the
10th Of March, with freight for San Francisco via Pana
ma Railroad; arrived at Aspnwall on, the Goth, and
the goods placed steamship Golden Gats, reachsd
San Frsncsco in % days from New YORK; left Aspin
wall 5th inst and arrived at Kingston morning Of sth
left Kingston the 1lth, and arrived at her dock yes
terday. ar t*
At AspinvalI sverytbin is aourisbing.
The Panama Railroad completed AID in fine and safe
condition. the cars running dsy st regular hours The
train is Sufficiently strong to transport amount OF
and rstuIn.s the ioil,vins DAY 10 AsplnwaIl-.ins
hours each way"
Gle to this market VIZ lot psar she'll 70 be tran
By this arrival we have Panama and Aspinwal news
Ihs papers publish the aot Of tins New Granadisn Con-
ress creating separate Szte of the PROVINCES Of the
uss.s pss M < ssss .Ss "a
boundaries the west those between New Gran,ta
which viii o the rest o Of 'shs' the territory q
The new state may freely enAct that which is per-
mitted By its own constitution, except In the following
Instances In which it is declared to depend upon New
l. Every thing relative to foreign affairs
2. The organization and service o! the standing army
and naval affairs.
3. National credit.
T. Naturalization Of foreigners.
s. National re,eipts and disbursements.
8. The or the flag AMI arms Of the republic.
Z. All relative to the waste lands that the nation
serves to itself.
8. Weights and measures.
The Assembly of the State is to of thirty
members, to be appointed as follows
Inaa6itans Deputies.
Chiriqu.. ..................l7,27 ,279
M -
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MOVEMENT OF THE TROOPS OF THE Sioux Ex-
rrpos The steamer Sonora left yesterday afternoon
for Fort IAavenworth She had ON board considerable
detachment Of the United States army ohcered a. fo
Iows.-- f3 IA
ACspain Todd, 9th Infantry, commanding grenadiers
and detachment
Capt. Foote, commanding company c, 9th Infantry,
eighty rnnk and file.
Lieut. Cariin, 9th Infantry, In command OF hfty reg
tnentsl recruits
This stschnent forms part Of the ssoux Expedi.
on, aud win, IL IL understood, be stationed At Fort
Nsarney.-St. Louts Republicans, April IL.
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The package was abstracted from a baggage
car q ae rcute. The question wa. raised on
code, which aggravates the enence II the robbery
he committed on hishxay applied to railroad. r 40 rhs
position and the counsel for the defence to the negative
The latter opinion was adopted BY the jury.
bas relief in white marble, representinx Escuapas
attending patient, has been discovered At cyzics, In
Asia Minor, and brought to the Louvre.
The French government has appointed commission to
inspect the libraries Of Constantinopie
4 mixed cemmisson-,,eonsstins Of general officers
and Of fuactGnars belonging to the War =, and NAVY
Minister Of War; for the purpose @ Of proceeding TO
the appropriation Of the $4,000 representing
relief OF the widows orphans Of the soldiers Of the
allied armies who killed at the battle ot the Alma
and which the Queen Of Enssnd had placed at the
dsroeal Of the French government The Count Dc Rue,
General Of Division, is president OF the commission
There is at present in the hospital Of the Roule, at
Paris grenadier sergeant Of the 59th regiment Of the
line named Tourviee who has become both deaf and
dumb in consequence Of the sensatcn produced upon
him by the explosion of bombshe within few feet OF
him in the trenches at sebastcpol His recovery seems
uncertain
The French government has insured the articles to be
sent TO the Paris Exhibition for the Of -
reservps 70 itself ths right to increase the insurancs
has sse insured the Palace Of Industry for ~
We And in the "Annals du Bienn the following chaa,
terisc story OF French Sisters Of Mercy in CONSTANT
nopse "A Mussunan Of the lever GLASS, had been con-
summary, punshss with death In Turkey. The csnvict
the father Of eight chldrsn Ths Sisters learned
and were moved BY the fact. This man canno. BE- al
lowed 70 die said they h must BE- saved, Bat how
weIl ~ the surest way. ~ demand an au1ncs ssid
they II the only And two Sisters proceeded to
the palace where their presence must Aavs appeared
very strange; tho demand for An audience nat mora
than one difaculty, which they overcams At ispsth
the Sisters are introduced 10 ths Sultan, whom thev
ana snohns In the Turkish fashiss the narguills n
susrhIing tube. Abdul Medjid IL q Of high snlnd
and In wAsn grace Of msaser y ssdsd To dsnlty rhsg
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BARBADOEs, March 2b, 1865.
We beg to hand you glance at our market. Business
is veiy dull Arrivals from the United States hare been
frequent than agrecsble to holders Of American
produce several vessels have touched and passed on
fear 10 ind worse markets than our own especially for
be given away .. ~.
riour sl1; corn meal - so to - IS nominal; yellow
corn Is wanted, at " so per bag; peas 81 50 rice
Carolina IS b0 supply light crackers wsttson's IS So
moving prime pork, GA; butter isc; lard, 1bc oil
meal sI4 nominal lumber, r. p not wanted last sale
s23 staves r. o. Norfolk inspes ston last sale $50 for
,.uporior supply on hand for the season.
Inc island s healthy. II.
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THE HnT. NIcHrs ARR CnMINc
CABINET WARE HOUSE.
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT

@T=7T=TTTFee~ have hand a large supply ofevery
- variety OF Cabinet Ware, of the best work
manship and material. Main, between
Court House. - =
have just received 800 600 Poplar Pine Shingles
large lot OF well seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for Floor
citizens generally before purchasing elsewhere will sell
at the lowest market prices.
EL HARE MATERIAL-aways on hand in every
Enquire at the ece establishment lust above the
new Court House Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
yl2-tf
USTrec'd.
~ ~ dozen Air Pop Guns. BABCoCB BROS.
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nv, PINE Y; LIMB rgv c,rv,

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE
HOLM T. GLOVER & CO., corner of Main and seventh
Cd Evansville Ind would respectfully MORN the
Public yard and for sale low FOR OAsH
complete of Seasoned Pine
qualities thcknesses Tongued and Grooved fne ah
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undressed Ceiling Cangs ana
Pannss; 100000 feet sound Common Boards suitable or
shops and encing No Pine and Poplar &c
&C. Can have made order at the lowest prices
Doors Sash Blinds, Mantle Pieces MouldlnEs frames l0E
Doors Windows &c. &C. Bills of prices fowaTded 20 All
who send for them Orders from sdstaHee WIZ
promptattention. leoIH VI
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
CNILNERX LERCHAN MIS-.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

nv order be able devote time more Partic-
iii Iariv to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff my
disposed of of interest in the Gro
cery house to Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will con-
time at the stand under the style of ORR DALzELL
CO. complete assortment Of everything in the Grocery
line would this opportunity of returning sincere
paying house for the very
and respectfully ask
them 20 their favors the firm would
to very pay all gentlemen, that they need
March l. 1853 SAMUEL ORR
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OHIO SCALE WORKS.
TrnnN RVIA Ann &. CO.

II i n "A
No Columbia street bet Main Walnut Cincinnati o.
- Ware now manufacturing Railroad
erH Depot Hav, Stock Coal. Floor and
Platform Scales of all sizes: also Drug
gist and Bank Scales, brass and iron
ia beams; Counter Scales. &C.. &c.. which
EN we warrant Of superior workmanship and
IL material. We would call particular at
%%s%%$A tention to our Iron Lever Hay and Stock
- Scales. All communications pr mptly
attended to oet13-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!!!
WIN LOEWENTHAL q co:
hi aS @ R RI
es1d :r and they g a sAiS SIZE
greatly prizes hGTt regard Il cost sS Se bS
this time after such an Wewl ourselves
we R%yG oH and goods
Come that there humbug about US. we say
just what We mean VIM LoEwENTHAL & co.
may IS tt Corner Main and first street:
REFINED SUGAR.
BBLS Crushed. PrIverized and Loaf Sugarreeeived
4 % and for sale by my2 PRESTON BROS.
WHITE AND RED LEAD.
WDURE " hite Lead-4G0 kegs.
mys 90 i'se O'-4' ASN'' ''i SAFE y SAMUEL ORR.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
tai on the Canal at PsterSur
now prepared 10 transact any Produce O Ia
promptly of the arrival their Goods an charges
d a eases Barr MoRG%N Pstsrsbsrg
lEA cases R. W Boston Matches;
NsW.York do;
3 s ssss s FsRgsF'
10 dszen strain hemp Bed cO4ds;
coils hemp Bed oordi
reals cotton Bed cord
10 Epstm Salts; ESQ.,
/ dozen q pOundeans Mustard;
"a market baskets,
boxes Lemon Syrup
IS dozen Kentucky Mustard;
barrels fine cut Smoking Tobacco;
| 10 dozen fancy Buckets
w OGDEN Bowls;
10 dozen iron bound half-bushel Measures;
l. dozen sets doj
20 dozen Shaker Brooms;
1 10 nests blue Tubs (S);
5 do do do (s);
dozen assorted Well Buckets;
do School Baskets,
! do Tar Cans;
IL do Wash Boards;
II do " hisks;
| do Fancy Whisks;
do willow VI agons; for sale at very low prices 10
cash by myI9 1, & D. HERMANN.
LANDFOEs SALE.
TNH0SE lots remaining hand from the large sale o.
L Sweet Leonard, still be bought reasonable
terms, by applying CRAWFORD BELL.
| JOHN SHANKLIN,
| je9-tf SWEET & LEONARD,
OATS.
a LARGE supply of Oats Just reed and for sale by
IN jel0 T. GRANT & co.
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BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING.
EBN undersigned having established Boiler Yard Ey
IL ansville is prepared to make and repair Boi-
lersw give satisfaction in either Prompt
will be paid all who cll rim to do their work.
Orders be left with Henry Schriber. ofthe Lamasco
Foundry Brinkmeysr Mesker Co., of the Eagle Foun
dry tbs canal, Main street.. JOHN KR0PP.
Henry SCHRIBER, BRINKMEYER KLUsNAT Co
JoHN FEwsON, VIM BOYLE,
BERNANp EURRIE. G. D. EGGLEsToN & Co.
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DAMAGED HARDWARE.
HAKDWARE. NEW sTOCh,

NJ GRIFFITH offers his stock of Bardwar CUTLERY
We COopers Carpenters and other mechanics To OILS
damaged at the late fire. for sale at less than
feb2 BELL'S Brick Warehouse.
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THEODORE FRANKE'S
,IN CINN I'll nXHINE IST al Is IL Al ENT

CINCINNATI DY ENG ESTABLISHMENT,
~, Evansville Indiana.
NANCY Dyer Steam Scourer and Refnsher Of Dry Goods
r. and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for MI Teasdae
New York Dye House. s,.
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentlemens Clothes Of Silk
Cashmere, ShaTls OF query de5erlp
on finishes equal Dyes every kind OF sus &C
eording patterns and finishes them equal TO new
opots Silk Dresses dry 1thout
uring color stuff also cleans and rehnishe Cur
tains IN Silk Woollen TOile de Tersse and Fulles
cleans Carpets and finishes them equal to new at
fair rates. octI9-BuoSW
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STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAR-
LESH
JEWELRY STORE OF
a. n n - - II NJ

u Il
awATHMEY BUILDINGS, STREET, THREE DOORS
OFFICE.
this keep hand large and
~ of Watches Clocks and Jewery of all kinds
and of the best styles and quality.
have large stock otNew Je~elry both
full and ornamental which open for public inspection
My stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
beautiful patterns which extensive bush
enable sell at the lowest prices
Repairs of kind executed in competent manner and
at low charges
Goods exchanged old Gold and Silver the liberal
terms :. "a. ....s.,,.;.u.
ted to examine my stock and prices. jan3-1
DISSOLUTION.
partn ership hretOfOse existing between the
44' D''s'i''1 = -'1'1'' ''a' Y. K HENyxlcks.
decl5-tf JOS. H. HENDRICKS.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
FAtHE undersigned this day copartn
n under the FIRM Hendricks MeRea and will continue
the Boot and Shoe business the old h Hem
bricks q Go. v. K. HENDRICKS,
deel2-H W. A. MoREA.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.
WHY Il have Just received stock W atches,
Nv Clocks Jewelry and Silver Ware altogether the finest
and largest stock offered in this city aud which,
ing purchased enables sell lower
usual We have gold silver hunting and
watches the cheapest article
SEAL cafs and plain rings drops and rings guard
fob ky seas short article in line business
in great variety of style and price.
We also made by which will
constantly supplied with and
eighday and thirty clocks direct from the factory
whiehwe will sell wholesale RETAIL low they be
BiTTRoLFF & sons Main st.. bet. Ist and "a.
N BEvsry article sold in establishment warranted
to be represented,
Old gold silTe highest price, taken
for Iewelry ap1
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DESSOLUTEON.
oruersh1 of FOSTER BROWN dissolved by
| Limitation tho first instant.
and ers who are indebted TO us Will
fer especial Gin addition to many heretofore extern
ded to us bv ca he old stand settling and paying
balances wbam indebted viii present
payment. Either party auheTi5ed to use
the of the firm in liquidation. NJ ~ IT,,
CONTINUANCE.
cully to his fr1en DIS
and the of tho late firm Of Foster Brown has
the business will lie continued by hi at the Hhere
he will be pleased to those enGs that city or
receive orders from those that do and use every
exerton to them well faithfully FOR ms
continued himself and the la hf ne
would return q sincere Il anks.
mhI2 NJ. W. FOSTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, 6etge Main and the RiUer,
f. LOUISVILLE, KY.
WNARTICULAR attention paid to the purchase and sale Of
HEMP, COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK, BACON,
LARD FLOUR ETC together with all kinds of Produce
and Manuactured Articles oonsignments sotced. and
REFER To-Nessrs. Buchanan Co.. Wholesale Grocers
and Commission Merchants, W A. Richardson Co., Hemp
Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Grocers and
Star Candle Manufacturers Watkins owesy Pork Packers
Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen, Dealers
Pork Montgomery, Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers Louisville, KY milo d&wl4
DAMAGED HARDWARE.
~ NJ, GRIFFITH has still q large amount of Hardware
Ne hand damaged by fire and water which he is selling
from Is less than first the
These goods bargain Builders and Mechanics Of
all kinds will find it their before purchasing else
where, to call and examine these goodg.
BELLS Brick Ware House.
Back Of the Court House.
N. B.-Msrchants visiting the city replenish their
stock will find it their interest CALL for lam
ed to close out this stock. apls-d&w
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WUST RECEIVED per steamer Ben Franklin
@W CHOICE FAMILY MACKEREL.
in "a and u bbls and kits. Nos. and 2.
Also. Nos. and 8 in barrels. For sale low by
myI0 n. W. FOSTER.
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE

WWTE Just consignment the largest and
Wv best selected of Chairs that in
the city Evansville time comprising all the modern
STYLES spindle and Stat seoops SCROLL scroll
and full scroll Banser and French Banster Jenny Lind
Grecian Maple and Oak Grecisn Cherry and
Walnut Gothic Italian Cottage Walnut Cherry and Maple
Rockers stle and Boston Rockers, &c. &e which we
will sell at holesae and Retail pennat prices which
a Is those that in habit oil
spending their time and money in visiting CINCINNATI tc
make tn cir purchases. . i,
We also hand general assortment OF all KINDS
of Egrpiture which We will sell lev for eash nm 49,.
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HALL, DODDS d CO.'S
FIRE ROOF 5 \ T e S !
sy2s-t
LAW PARTNEMSHIP

las G. JONES and JAS Z. BL KTHE Attornies at Law,
- Evansville Indiana associated themselves part
ners practice the Law and will continue practice
this adjoining counties and in the supreme and
District They design turning their attention parte
ularly to In short they will be prepared to
rive in few MINUTES title almost
lot in Evansville. its engagements in Lamasco.
Eether with professional opinion to the title if de-
sired, jy15-d4wtf
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NEW sPRIyG GOODs.

ENHE undersigned have large portion of their
A stock Spring and Summer Goods consisting in OF
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtngs Mariners
Stripes Tekipgs Cottonades and Camet Jeans
blue Dnms and Drlngs bieached and brown Drngs Irish
and Brown Linens and Checks Jeans
Caseres and Broad Cloths, Prints Gnghams Lawns and
Musns black and fancy Lusres Bereges Cashmere and
Muslin de LANES, Linen Checks and Summer Coangs
gther with large and we'll selected stock of Notions Boots
Shoes, Hats Clocks, to mention to
rnh2a MORGAN. KEEN u PRESTON.
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SUIvDHIES.
ENILBERTS almonds figs raisins, currants. preserved
E ginger. gineer baed ginger pimento ground and
whole Goodwins fine cut tobacco tartar Saeratus
epson salts sal soda, alum phur roll birthstone. bed
cords buckets tabs candy copperas cloves cinnamon ink
glass jars TASKS logwocd madden Indigo glass lanterns
matches oysters. Holsters, sardines. letter and
wrapping paper pepper powder safety fuse fancy and
bar soaps, vinegar. teas. snuff, moss, etc., etc.;
Just ec'd and for salelow by
myt s. e. GILBERT & CO., Syc. Water.
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: GOOD NEWS! GOOD NKyVsm


IMPROVED PORTABLE; MILL.
n requiring grind ng.
Geneine OldAnchcr Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting of
Our agent Monroe, IS authorized sell sAe ss,ye
articles at our Cincinnati prizes including
Callat r. Monroe's Family Grocery corner Of Oak nnd
jels-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. O.
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THE CRY IS "sTILL THEY COME"
USP received per steamboat Grand Turk complete
81 sortment of gentlemen's clothing furnishing good
trunks lad les bonnet boxes, ETC. Therefore,
For clio thing cheap and fine. a..
Go ANTHONY LoBENSTINE.
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FARMERS, HOTE
- GLASS
@BGkGA BONES in store and for sale by
&mOV apt ORR, DALZELL & co.

CHOICE ENGI ISH IMPORTED SAUCES
% DoZ Worcester Sauce. doz J9hn Bull Sauce;
do Extra fine Salad Oil; Just reod at
my2l COOKS Family Grocer
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AN ORDINANCE;

BHNHE Board of Equalization city will meet
81 Wednesday next Ialy l1th 1855 in the new City
osy day until said equlizaion eonp BY orer of
the Council jy4 WELL II. WALKER. Clerk.
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FNNHE very best retail ladies' and chill
IL dTens boOtees. CATERS buskins and slippers ever
brought to Evansville ree'd and for sale low cash
at HUGHES. Dry Goods Store,
ap26 Corner of Main nd sts.
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undersigned have this day formed co-partn
IL under the firm of Hendricks MeRea and will continu
the Boot and Shoe old stand of v h Hen
bricks IL Go. V. K. HEN DRICKS,
dee12-tf W. A MCREA.
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ME have twosplsndd. Rosewood Marbla s,.h prrr.
Wv lard TABLES for sale with natsnt ~ SiAo Dill
ces and everything in complete order paiIs
any tables in the United States which we viii xs ~ good "a
sas-ITa5tr+ Capitol RestauTat. fSni SHiGeS
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR
On BBLS warranted charge. As it will so
ebO be time for piekeling have taken great pains
procure choice article of cider vinegar for
Just recsiyed and for sale at COOKS Family Grocery
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