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ERECTION OF THE WING MONUMENT.

A Monument will be erected TO the memory of ASA s
WING, al Mexico, Oswcgo county, New York on Tues
day, September 1lth at o'clock p NJ. The Address
will be delivered by Frederick Douglass, of Rochester
A C. Hills, Esq, of Syracuse will pronounce Poem.
The Public invited to attend.
In behalf OF the Committee:
H. N GILBERT
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NEW PROPOSITION.
Carefully prepared to Tuesday, Angus, ,.

As the first months OF this year have Just closed
new subscribers may be inclined to commence with the
first number fhe second half the volume namely the
first of July. Any person forwarding IRE doer, may
Orr eopies Of me Era fer months amt scr o7s OF
| Facts for Lhe People for a gear.
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New Orleans Affairs.

Ne,o Orleans, dug. 27.-There Is nothing
doing in the markets worth reporting.
The number of deaths for the week were All :;
of the yellow fever, $751; There was consider
able decrease of mortality during the latter part
of the week, and the physicians say that the
fever is abating in their private practice.
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CINCINNATI RETREAT FOR THE IN.
SANE

TN charge Of EDWARD MEAD, M d., Editor Of An,
American Psychological Journal Lecturer on InSaD,
and Forensic Medicine, late Professor OF ObsIerS So,
formerly of Materia Medica &e. -
This Institution is open for the reception Of na,in,s \,
Is select establishment presenting saperoy e~ans,,
None bat quiet patients admitted The long eTps,
OF the Superintendent praotltioner AMI
affords guaranty Of kindly esse aud the most secess5a
treatment. -
cinnsl, Ohio, a. Nv
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TIoGA COUNTY, Pa, dug. %, 1866.

LAOuA SOSNA -, my %ot AOOOs
To the Editor o. THE National Era:
We have just held the best County Conven
ton ever convened in this county.
Although it is the busiest season of the year
we had very large attendance, and more in
telligent, earnest, and determined freemen
never assembled in this section. One senti
ment moved the mass that was, determine
ton to return to the glorious, old doctrine OF
State Rights, and to insist that Congress pro
hibit Slavery Immediately in all the territory
under its control"
We nominated our county officers and can
didate for the Legislature, passed our resolu
tons, appointed six delegates to attend the
State Convention at Pittsburgh, and a standing
committee, all in the space Of two hours. We
renominated our member of the Legislature
by reclamation. You will recollect that he
was one that signed the protest against the
election of Cameron to the Senate, and voted
against him.
You may depend upon the wilmot district
to do its duty.
Our delegates were about equally divided be-
tween the two old parties. So you see we aci
together. All we say is, let others do likewise
and Cotton is dethroned. BACKBONE.
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TRFNOUNT SEMINARY.

NEAR Norristown, Pa. sixteen miles from Pladel.
i phia on the Schuylkil river, hundred md 6t,y
feet above it, open for the education OF male Youth over
fourteen wears old from september 10Th TO Iune lCih The
course comprises cole gate studies and many ober
There is school over hy feeI square "a ecturo
room thrryve square, recisg rooms over hir
private study rooms fifty bed rOoB's and other accomn
daions The situation IS hea.iay and very beautiful In,
terms reasonable. The Principal has taught several tho
sand youth. Scholars last year. 23i
AS SAMUEL. AARON Principal
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD-This road is
now completed as far west as Craigsville, TWEEN
tytwo miles beyond Staunton, to which place
the cars made their first trip on Friday last
Among the distinguished passengers on the oc
casion was Franklin Pierce, President of the
United States,
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Death of a Distinguished Clergyman

Ne,c York, dug. 2S.-Rev. Spencer H. Cone,
President of the American Bible Union, died
this morning.
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
J, 1. NEELI,
Attorney and General Agent for Claimants,

Washington Guy ID. C.,
WILL ALWAYS PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w prices for Land Warrants properly assigned and
forwarded him through the Mail rcmilances promptly
made by return MaIl,n drafts any of the Northern Of
Southern Banks requested and directed by the Parties
forwarding the same.
He will give prompt attention 10 the Examination and
Prosecution of any class Claims against the Govern
upon reasonable terms, sulfuoLho charge
will be made
Land Warrants selling al Sill per acre.
He refers Senators aHd Representatives in Congress-
and 10 the Heads of the various Departments OF the
EFT Government.
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PUTIN MS MONTHLY.
SEPTEMBER

Contents Of No. XXXIII.
New English Poets.
The Storm.
Twice Married-concluded.
Sunken Treasures.
The Amazons of South America.
Life Among the Mormons.
Cossack Song.
The late Horace Binney Wallace.
The Harmless Old Gentleman.
Thackeray's Newcomes.
Rachel.
Living in the Country.
Mr.. Sparrowgrass concludes TO buy a horse-Remins
cences of Boomingdale-The difference between nov
and then-A horse as can go--An artist siory-Godvi
homeward and outward bound-The curtained dais o
Life School-A new Lady OF Coventry
Luisella.
The Armies of Europe.
Editorial Notes.
american Literature and Reprints.
English Literature.
Neo English Engravings.
AthenGuna Exhibition of Boston.
Music
Correspondence.
Can there be new Architecture?
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FREE LABOR GOODS

IIIE undersigned has greatly improved his facilities for
i the supply Of STAPLE DRY GOODS OF FREE
LABOR MATERIAL, by the addition Of a Mill stocked
with and superior machinery, which turns out a va
riey of ~enade fabrics all cotton. and "A m xtur, OF
cotton and wool. These goods offered dealers al
market rates. Likewise, an assortment OF Groceries
GEORGE w. TAYLOR.
45I Corner of Fifth and Cherry SIS. PHILADELPHIA.
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OPINION OF THE PRESS.

The Editor Of the International J0qrlot say:
OF all the specifics offered the cure OF Lung Com
plants, have the greatest faith m
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Free from those ingredients which enter So large
y into the composition Of other patent medicines. q
acts without injury the system. We speak Of
this valuable medicine from personal knowledge OF It's
fects. Scarcely years have elapsed since member
Of our family raised from 'hc very brink c grave
through s use AMI m several subsequent case Nht
II has been administered u household, has never
failed OF the desired effect We cheerully commend
it to friends in the British Provinces end among Ih
rest Of mankind IA certain remedy mrp.enJ dis-
Of the lungs
None genuine unless signed / BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only By SETH
w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass, whom all orders should 10
addressed, and for sale by all Druggists
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TEACHER.

N experienced Teacher who can produce good ies-
IA monials OF capabIlty 10 teach the higher English
Observation-Disclosures, French Drawing, Painting and
Observation-Disclosures situation Address Box 80 Cam
bridge, Mass dlS
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GENERAL CONVENTION OF RADICAL PoLIT
ICAL ABOLITIoNISTS,
AT BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Octo-
Der 23d, oath, and 18th, 1855.
By appointment Of a similar Convention IN
Syracuse, NeU York, IN June last.


The undersigned, Committee Of Arrangements APP
pointed by the Central Abolition Committee"
thorized by said Committee invite General CoEven-
ton of Radical Political Abohuonsts" in Boston, on
Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Thursday October 23d, 2ith
and 25h 1885, for the purpose Of discussing the Hgaly
and Uioonsnonaliy Of SLarery, and the Power Of the
Federal Government Slavery in the States
Also to provide for propagatng the sentiments
and advocating the measures OF Radical Political Aboli-
Onsts and if judged best organize for that object
NATIONAL ABOLITION SOCIETY.
Among those expected TO be in attendance, and take
part in the proceedings Gerrit Smith Lewis Tappan
s s. Jocelyn Frederick Douglass, A. Pryne L. c. Mat
lack A. G. Beman the undersigned and others who NAV
be announced hereafter.
WILLIAM GOODEII.
JAMES McCUNE SMITH
Committee Of Arrangements.
Nero York, August %, 1855.
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HENRY ii. BOODY,
BANKER AND GENERAL AGENT

Hudson, st. Croir Co., Wisconsin,
WILL buy and sell Land Warrants enter Lands at
w the Land Ohce. locate Land Warrants. paw Taxes
on Lands, and transact all the business OF a General
Agency.
Refereaees-Hon Edward Kent, Bangor; Hon William
Willis, Portland; T. w. Chandler, Esq, Boston; David
Pngra, Esq, Salem; Ivson Phnney, I7s Fulton street
New York William II. Allen. ESQ Pres Girard College
Philadelphia; Alison Owen, Esq, Cincinnati; Hon = r.
Benson, Washington d. c.
Hudson Wis May u, ISIS. 45I
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Opinions of the Press.


There are but literary periodicals. that have an
read through from beginning end without any fear OF
wasting his time article which will repay either
in instruction, the cost OF reading and
these two periodicals Blackwoods and Putnams.-
NJ Y Courier.
Punan's Monthly for August presents table of
contents that would make the reputation of any peTlodi
The contributions embrace historical narratives poetry
criticism reviews tales and editorial comments upon
current literature fully equal in point OF merit and
ror in interest to the American reader the best Eu
ropean Magazines Putnam is now, in all respects,
worthy representative of our nascen national
original, bold manly independent and largely liberal in
its discussions of all topics that properly within its
scope.-Rsading Gazette and Democrat.
We must be allowed speak in commentator of the
Editorial Notes American and European literature,
from which the reader will gain much information in
gard publications, and particularly the attention
bestowed them by the public both sides of the At
lantc.-Baiimors american.
TERAs.-Ihree Dollars year, or Twenty-Five Gents
number. Subscribers yeatt,g Three Doars promptly, in
advance TO the Publishers will receive the work for one
year PAID any part of the United States within
1900 miles.
NEARLY READY,
WOE MARIE d.
Story of Connecticut Life. From Punam's Monthly,
1 vol limo Cloth. Price IS cents
DIX & EDWARDS, Publishers,
asa 10 Park Place, New York
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MIAMI PRESBYTERIAT, ACADFVY

MONROE, BUTLER COUNTY OHIO, one Of the
M most pleasant healthy retired and mora villages
In the country For information, address
44o MINARD STURGUS Principal
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WORK FOR ALL, AND WORK THAT PAYS!
Read Miller, Orion. & Mulligan's Advertisement,
CHOW TO MAKE MONEY!"
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ministration be defeated In 1856. No one
doubts how Massachusetts will vote in 1856,
but she owes it to the cause of Freedom to give
the force of her example to her sister States, in
| favor of the union of the people.
If the representatives Of the American party
| reject this proposition for fusion, ] shall go
home once more with sad heart-but shall
not go home to sulk in my tent-to rail and fret
at the folly of men; l shall go home, sir, with
a resolved spirit and iron will, determined to
hope on and to struggle on, until l see the low
ers OF universal and impartial Freedom banded
| together In one rganizahon-moved by one
impulse. For seven years, have labored to
break up old organizations, and to make new
combinations, all tending to the organization of
that great party of the future, which is to relieve
the Government from the iron dominion of the
Black Power.
Sir, gentlemen may defeat this proposed fu-
sion here to-day, but they cannot control the
action of the people. A fusion movement will
be made, under the lead of gentlemen of the
| Wing, Democratic, and Free Soil parties. of
talents and character. The movement will be
in harmony with the peoples movements in
| the North. Sir, such movement will put a
majority of the men who voted with you last
| autumn in false position before the country.
| or drive them from your ranks. cannot speak
| for others, but tell you, frankly, that cannot
be placed in false position cannot even
| for one moment, consent to stand arrayed
against the hosts of Freedom now preparing for
the contest of 1856. tell you, frankly, that
whenever see formation in position to strike
effective blows for Freedom, shall be with ii
in the confict-whenever / see an organiza-
ton in position antagonistic TO Freedom, my
arm shall aid in shifting it down. While shall
be true to Freedom, | shall not be false to the
4 WI nd he A pa0vpmpnt.
All my hopes for Freedom, all my hopes tor
the triumph of those American ideas, are based
wholly upon the united action of the people.
These avowals are not inconsistent with my
past avowals and acts. Never, since became
a member of the American organization, have
/ failed to utter my sentiments frankly, in pub
! lie sud in private, By the unsolicited kindness
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
Aw WHOLESALE RETAIL RF


LEIGH az VERLIN
TIME uHd sFsened have purchased the entire stock
Il Drugs and Medicines of J. M. ID. Miller q CO.. and
iptand carrying on the Drug business at the we'll known
stand Of KeiIer & Fatasiey, No. Ia Water street. under
tbs Arm of Leieh & Verling.
Charles Leieh ofthe firm, hopes he isfavoraby known
To the public having 6een engaged in Mr.. Crawford
BeVs Store the last ave years. Peter Verng, ofthe
same arm having cerkng in the present store the
last three years. daters himself with having the con5
dence of its old customers.
We iniond keeping on hand large and fresh stock o
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and b!
business and by low prices 10 merits
liberal patronage both from old md new customer
CHARLES LEIGH.
fahos.Iv PETER VERLING.
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y TIE AMRGA AN b CMINE Il u
BtECKSWTTfftHE

S$ :TH e undersigned would respectfully in
form the public that he hiss taken the old
IsssgTsy stand formerly occupied by MIR. Newman.
First street between Vine and Division. where
h splebsred DO Blacksmithng in all its
orap Aessuch rs steamboat work, sav-i work,
eneng railing balcony irons stairs and hanster cellar
and etc. Railroad and canal bridge work
one at the owes prices and short notice Anchors diff
ereat sizes always hand; also wheel
beam strips for boats etc. Being old and experienced
nand 81 MGehnery PIackaaithng will satsfao
iebzGdfy T. J. MORRIS.
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EVANSVILLE ENO .NRW HARMONY TRI
w MEEhLK MAIL LINE
REkioVAE OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

hEnaUVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
STILL IN THE FIELD a. 3, sil.
DEUsNER informs his old customers and the Pabfta
& street. between Main street the Post Once
oe where be Prepared make all qualities
In the latest styles the best
20 NJ All work will be delivered the pro missed
no mistake He hopes receive liberal PATRONAGE
he has started anew determined by and
PEomptnesst TO succeed. feb13-G
d.. CO-PARTNERSHIP. .,e, :,
VIE undersigned have this day formed Co-partrer
Il sdip under the style and firm of GEo. FosTzK Co
IIof the transaction of general FOrDardiag and Com,
mission Business; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire proof Warehouse on the
wabash and Erie Canal and corner Locust and Duns
nam Streets and near the Depot of the Evansville and
Crawfordsville Railroad where they Will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Mefchs-aize. -. ~
~ give special Consignments either hv
at the lowest rates. "DN "i io'"Aro
ihey will give personal attention 70 tba ,,,.si
orde roopce or Groceries In this market and soIcis
Theyhope by unreried attention to merit and share
he public patronage. M w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 WIN. AIKMAN.
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j. F. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters BatLdtRg, Up Stairs.
n r. CRISP. having removed his Office to Fosters
~ building will be on hand at all times, to take ac
fnowledgements of Deeds Mortgages &C., and attend
90 all business required Of him Justice ofthe Peace
feb9-tf
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THE ALLIES sUBRENDERFDIu

=
SSINCE MkSSRS. ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased the Ola Corner Stand Water under the
Journal Once aud filled it overhowng
sortment and latest STYLES of Fall Winter Clothing
nshng Goods etc. and sell them astonishngy low
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems ready-made Clothing
Np and Trunks together with the
o Gentle een's Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
to this city, Their facilities for and
are superior to ether in the city
which them at all times f all ofders with the
and at the best bargains Country city customers
and the pubc generally respectfully invited call
their New Stock Reduced Prices before pehas
ing elsewhere. dsGlS-tf
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- CINCINNATI
RETREAT TOR THEINsANE.


charge of EI AR MEAD. NJ. D.. Editor of the
can PsyeboI Journal Lecturer Insanity Fpfenzi
Medicine late Professor Obstees
Medica.
This Institution is open for the reception Of patients
select establishment advantages None
but quiet patients The long xperence of the
Supern tendent practitioner and teacher affords
antee Of kindly care and the successful
natl, Ohio. T---
FAM W STAPLE DRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER, 1855.
SHANsRShr rNs S.pF u
their stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods st re-
variety of styles every class of
goods which will sold the lowest market prices
sisting in part of the following; viz:
Black and cold cloths and eassimeres;
Plain and fancy linen drills and Marseilles vestng
Kentucky Jeans. cottonades and denims;
Fancy prints. lawns. ginghaps and orgsndies;
Black and faucy COLD silks, berages and tesslns;
French jaconets and berage de laines;
Muslin de LANES. de bagu and mourninggood :,
Also full Of Irish linens napkins linen table
and beaehed linen table cloths towels dim
y bed spreads Marseiles quilts English snd German ho
seiy gloves trimming fancy goods silk and gingham nm
breas floor and table oil cloths Pan
Leghorn and palm leaf bate nets ribbons mus
quito MEETINGS, etc. SHANkLIN kEILLl.
sp2s Oornar of Main 4 First sts
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/
E.W. Sloan. 121 Bread st. New York.
SCOTT 6zCQ,s., Toledo,
.,.J J. s. Cheao Rsth Il Co., CiHainnati,
This one oftheeldest, bestesablished and most re
liable lines oftranapertaton the country and sole
Agents for this section, are authorised to give
through receipts for freignts to and from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
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COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS.
WsWo hundred Cotton Handk Lsed this daJ
ana foy ssle w JAS. Low 4 CO.,
VXs-phY SiS Main st.. Louisville. KY.
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CIGAR AND TORA eco STORE OF
JACOB sCHEURER, MAIN ST., PET. LIST AND I'd.
20. schaeGer O. Schroeder's old stand)
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country thatI have taken the above
stand det rmined to continue the business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco THE best brands that Eastern markets af
ford also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds er
snaum, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tes at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
MY lengthy experience in the business convinces ME
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. tHp1 IT
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Observation-Disclosures.


TN BACON & co. have removed to Main street, hes
tween Water and First door Hal6eR &
Stoddard Drug Store. nearly opposite the Bank
where they will be pleased tosee all their old customers and
make the acquaintance of many pie
give them CALI They would rern their very
liberal patronage given and hope receive eohtndshce
by keeping everything usually kept in the best Family
Groceries, l6-lY
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EDWARD ES. BILL,
Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
~ Oice and Warehouse the Canal. and Wharfboat
facilities with Lewis d Howard.
IBERAL CASH advances made consignments, and
senton given to the purchase ese Of every
description of Produce or Groceries. mh7 II
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EVANSVILLE IND, TUESDAY, july 81, 1885:
BUSINESS CARDS.
TRANSPORTATION. .

PROPRIEToRs:
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndiapa st. Buffalo.
A.. w. Palmer & Co., III, Broad St. New York,
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TFNNEYA s0RFNsN.

wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN iGRScEAIEs LIQUORS.
WATER AND VINE SITS. vANsvILIE. IND.
have this day formed copsrtnership
II the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery
business EavDg succeeded the business of Mesrs Alis
tased their stock and made additions
complete shall be able
FOR cash. house in Evansville city the
West. r. s. tfENNEY,
- S.SORENSON.
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LII persons Indebted 20 the late firm of K Hendricks
Co ifed of the necessity Of immediate
settlement as ofthe old firm unst be settled
NH HENDRICKS NcREA-
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"a u e

n2as3s2--IyITTsTh TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. 1fGlN
EzszSs PHILADELPHIA and BALTI- XAU&&A
Re 7h sndsrsigned Agent will receipt ssvs
ry THROUGH of all kinds of Produce
this city BY the Troy and Western Line Canal Bos
on favorable terms. }~,.' :
nOv13-tf JOHN s. NrTCHFLE.. 4sezt
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ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY ruBLIo.
once in the Crescent City Bank building.
WVTI ILL attend faithfully all business en- rusted 20
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= , STOHAlaE ~ AIET I'D. - !
W. ate prepared store in Fire Proof
w Gry Quantity Of Grain. Produce or Merchandise
tho 81 liberal terms! - 81 safi II
Having large airy stair particniar sf
Household Furniture. Agricultural Implements,
Of goods liable to damage from damp
rust. o." =.
at the lowest fire proofrate
q Logger when desired.
warehouse located Locust street and W. and e.
anai sd venient for shipping by River Rail-
road. Appyto noVI GEO. FOSTER & 90.
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hpECEIY ed per steamer E%pi,;s.
Hh barrels large No. I Msekerei'
do do de- de-
80 kits lar e No.1 DO
81 40 oo 5srrirr; for fAle at Tow prices for sssh
1S ioD s0A'' ~ I. & d. HEIMAE.
tffJsICAL INSTRUMENTs.
zrrI Gsfe am with s1ot Of Melodeons. Pianos an q
w your prices for four days only Al
-. p.v;I;a5f Hotel. t je3o
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UTMEesisO lbs for sale e sE;ss oS g.