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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03
MEVER items.

,--- The river was rising rapidly yesterday
at Louisville with "A feet water in7.the canal
and a further rise Of several feet expected.
- The Mississippi river is again rising,
with spleu.y Of water on the bars above ST.
Louis.
- The Arkansas continues vew low and a
large amount of produce will remain on its bank
till the fall rise.
- The eniucky Home sunk. This new
sternwheeler bound from Pittsburgh for Louis
vile was sunk on Monday night above Carroll
ton by coming in collision with the mail boat
Telegraph No. 3. The Kentucky Home was on
her second trip from Pittsburgh to Louisville.
Her cargo consisted of general assortment OF
merchandise which will be saved but in dam
aged condition. The Telegraph had her forward
cabin damaged some and good many glasses
broken BY The accident. She remained by the
wreck an Ro2r and half rendering all the assis
taLce she could.
- The splendid and fast packet Norherner
arrived here early yesterday morning in place OF
the Alvin A lams which has been Withdrawn for
the season; the Norherner has lately been re-
painted and, look, as, fine as when new. We are
under obis Atoms to Cardinal Ellington her atten-
tive CLERK Tor Louisville papeIs.
- Tie large srstnwheeer Alanont vas at
the aharf yesterday morning on her way from
Wheeling 10 s.. Louis with full freight of Iron
and Nails of Wheeling manu- faclure.
- The Antelope arri ed from New 6rlean,
yesterday afternoon with FIRST rate trip. Cart
Beelel OF the office has our thank for late pa
pers.
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New YoRx, July Al,

The steamer isabel, Capt. Rollins, from
Havana via Key West and Charleston, ar
rived here last night, and brings Havana
dates of the 25th.. The cholera had made
its appearance there and numerous deaths
from it had taken place among the military
and among the Sisters of Charity at the
hospitals. None as yet among the private
citizens.
Another batch Of political offenders bad
been disposed of, some being sentenced to
punishment, and TO Spain. and others to
Africa.
A detachment of 246' additional troops
had arrived from Spain. -. -.
Key West is healthy. No fever there.
NEW oRLEaks, July rs:
By the arrival of the Orizaba we have
Mexico dates TO the 18th. The news ia Of no
Importance.
Ntw ORLEANS. July ri.
arrived .yesterday-Bsn franklin. De-
parted to-day-ARtelope.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2s.
Arrived observation-disclosures. Departed
Dcu-sElIA4AAMauaa~r : -.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARGAIN.
VWVHEu wishes SELL his stand Main
sire Mt Carmel. H. which is one Of the hest in
orssng lot 28 feet 'front.' 100 teet deep. The
building % 30 feet NTH 10 inch hard brick
wall cellar under the whole. The building isdvided into
rooms by 40 feet occupied the other
IL TO- variety shop store parent
toys candy soda Toe cream, Also good well
with iron pump of the best in Southern i
no only in this place. with sufficient ice for the
season Possession of small and cellar mme
dateiy large OF the of September with
the rent from date which 800
per For further particulars epduse Of the snher
bar soon HENRY STEES.
Ht CSrms1 55ns je23
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OTThe proPrietors of the company about
to establish Iron works on Green river. closed
. contract with Messrs. Kratx g. Heilmsn
last week for $4,000 worth of machinery.
Such items in the way of business don't look
much as If the trade of Evansville was ell
lost.
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AxEcporE OF ToM MARsHArt 1Nb HENRY
ELAY.-ln the absence Of Mir. Clay at Wssh-
ington. Tom had made some telling speeches
against the great orator, who treasured Dip q
recollection of the same. and on Bis return
caused an advertisement TO be published,
that on certain day he would address his
fellow. citizens in defence of his con duct
wReti lie Hoped his opponents would be pres,
ent TO confroht and confoGhd him If he were
Enable, to Justify Himself: This was direct
challenge to Tom Marshalli which that very
kifted m an was not slow to accept. Accord
lngly there was a vast sehiblage of Ken.
iIcky chivalry and beatty to hear the two
greatest of Kentucky's orators. Dir. Clay
Addressed the immense c6neoutse In one of
the ablest speeches Of Ris briIlldnt historical
career. Tom Marshall Sat on the platform
with him. He, pad given oIt that he should
reply I'd Old Hal, and would not "leaVe a
grease spot Of HIN"
During the delivery of DIR. Clay's msgni-
ficent effort, which was mainly philippe
directed against those upstaft politicians
who. like leash hounds, imagined that the
old stag had grown too old or too proud to
defends himself. but who would find that he
erect and daun,less front. facing, defying and
scorning them. Marshall WINGED yisibly and
grinned 'horrid grin!' DIR. Clay conclu.
ded his speech with immense effect, and
took his seat. What was the amusement Of
the whole audience, who were anxiously
looking on TO see and hear Tom Marshall's
defence of himself against such pointed hits
TO observe that accomplished, and never be-
fore retreating orstorical gladiator. quietly
gathering up hjs papers. his cane and his hat
and leaving the platform. As he was de-
scending the steps. one of his friends remark
ed, "weil Tom, yoR are sensible-there vas
no replying to that speechl" WHAT" ex-
claimed Marshall. IN his inimitabie style.
"Do you call tia. good speech" ayes"
was the prompt reply, zone Of the greatest
ever heard"
"WeI. now n you calltkat greet speech
what sort of one do you think old Hal
would have made il had replied to him.
and he had come back at nae7"
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90. A loose habit OF question sometimes
produces We ludicrogs effects. in letter
which Senator Jones, of Tennessee has gust
published. treating Of very grave matters in
very serious tone. he has occasion to speak
OF the growth of ahektioRism within few
years. and how little it was once regarded,
when they were few blind fanatics, scatter
ed over the country. hike Angels visits. fen
ond far bet1esnl The Jingle of the words
made the Senator nnmindfri of the grotessue
idea of feea Of liksniDg the saolA ionists to
the aags6.
We believe il xAs%Ae fate William Finck-
rey. OF Mary9snd--one OF The giants of his
time-who concluded the magnificent per-
Grafton of one of his great speeches with the
quotation, "sofscient fof the day is the evil
thereof," as ShGkspeGys ssyss
We once heard very F3tracfeiaaSy mis-
application of Seriptusl language in an ex.
tsinporansoas prayer at field meeting. The
preacher had read something in the Bible OF
msn Vho were "1iss In their own eoneeit.H
and 10 Tho midst Of bis prs ger 9nlueky quoted
tbs words thas: "Oh. Lord, We know thou
aft wiss, Ia thine oics eoneeit!" and went on
utterly uncsDscioBs sf the extraordinary
blsBdes.
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DAILY JOU r NAL.

IL Our good looking and "superlative"
friend Charley Churchill. clerk ofihe J. III.
'StockweIl. arrived home night before last
locking hearty as ever. He left the Stock.
well at St. Louis where she will remain until
the signs are right. Charley has our thanks
for late st. Louis papers.
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CITY RECORNER,S Office,

CITY RECORDERS OFFICE
.. EVANSVILLE, IND
rusIsH4sLE BIZ fisE IS IN sSE Or
ANY person found drunk in the st.e..i Of the CITY:
o.s sc az s,ss or :ss:
/ Keeping diaOrdsrIy house Of any kind.
+ Keeping gaming tables
Keeping pqwdeTIn greater qusatity thai rs lSa.
asy lighted csosis ia .tch or
in any barn saOls place containing hay straw sed
moderate riding or driving in the city,
Leaving or other vehcs In the streets
Without frat unhisehing chains yokss BY which
stopping ay wagon, dpy vehicle over across
any foOt-Path acrsss aSX street or alley
ss 'a1s S1ai'
ssis Or material
Bsss <: aS s finn &. sy saf s1,as
k nins Amy s sS,y, Run r = isgEs s.ra
.Ions or rt any ses
sss s 1 sr asi ss .quss s works
An wing hogs other animals run 81 large.
an at 2 S siilh ss Ohio opposite tn.
the execution OF process in Of an
Causing any false alarm Of ere. ~.
E.sp"
ae bsn G into s the purpose OF
Pulling defscins printed notices. ordinances
Htahins any hors. or other saiSs without securing It,
Hisohns sS1. sPSn
Burning ,ha,ngs or my other ossSn,s9s %.s:r In the
time within twenty Zee. OF any building.
Throwing balls ere brands etc. anywhere within
the city. -
Erecting building within the limits prohibtsd
Running drays. wagons. without license.
yaeraney and street begging.
Exhibiting any show whatever. without IL
cense.
Peddling without license.
Putting NJ signs across side walks.
Erecting any wooden shed awning any side walk.
The constructing cellar doors aide walks. =
eping using playing cards about grocery coffee
house. etc.
To safer chickens other poultry to at large.
Keeping pigeons.
Playing organ. hurdy gurdy Bagppss other musi
cal street alley for pay support
hiya.
fnjurng gas posts gasligts of the gas works.
continuing any lamLsr wood yard within
the zee ItIRi'G Of the city.
Building prries without strict observance of ordinance
Crossing bridge WITH hOrse other animal
gate faster than . walk.
Injurins shade trees.
selling 6yfetai FIRE crackers squibs other FIRE works
Putt:n stove pipes through floor Partition roof
in violation of ordn4nee yI part of See 10 and liz And
hereSfter stove pipe shall be put up unless the same
passes chimney aus and such stove pipe hereafter
shall through foor Partition roof window,
SIDE OF ahouse Eye chimnsy or hue hsrefter built In
such house. ard shall extend above the
JOHN r. CRISP. City Recorder.
js2I WELL. H. WALLER. Clerk
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DANIEL AGiCTiDS fii;iYMiS.. A'AAA MEL

DANIEL wooLsEY. .HIRAM NELsoN
AUCTION KE8MS,
Old Court House. Corner Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Wsshin gton Hotel.
WMAYING leased for term of years and fitted the
above Well Known stand we nov pared to
eeYe for sale anction private SALE al kds Of
givs etc. ete. -.
Regnler sales every Tuesday. Thur.day Sgfdrday
icing at o'clock A. M Also Tuesday Wtdo esday
and Friday nights. az early gas light.
Outdoor es and sales Of real estate promptly attended
to. ~. 81.
gre weekly receiving sSa h1ys gov en band isrss
spindle and banhten backs scroll and seolOP tops rim
back Once. French. Jenny%Lird and Bustle wood seat
Chairs; mAhok Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs spring rockers sofas. sceabee csrrs.
card dining breakfast tables light end wash stands
lounges mirrors hne som=on and esses' bedsteads
tin and wire Safes which will sell at Gin
einnati prices.
We also hand great variety of notions jewelry.
Vions pocket cutlery guns. pistols viii
which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale OF retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
my9 Auot's.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF OUT9LoTs AND TOWN
ON THURSDAY. Al q

ON THURSDAY, Al GUST and. AT2P. M,
Al THE coUsT HOSE pooR AvAKsrILLE. IND.
the ralroa1 and between it and the plank
the LOasworth tract Aaa Catholic Cemetery bOns
ETsasfe is well ed and aaord the ves best possible
iof S and gsFdo
Of the Embres uAt on PiSesa Greek the Salt Well
.aanE .srs. ra1nn. into PigsGh srss. sad embracing
Also. Lot Block 4s. Eastern Enlargement. 80 By
feet.
Lots US. Block I5 stOckweIs Enlargement on In
gle strset. between 5th and 9Th streets.
InEie street. bstr cen 9Th ana 7th Streets.
Fractional lots Btock2 tOckwela Enlargement. at the
point bes~ cen lngle aSd Ann .trsets.
Lots and o sub div. block l. Stoek9sis enlargement
of Third ADD Division 100 Tnrd
aud 40 feet Division opposite Theodore Vsns
The titles good. warransee deeds will be given.
onesourth in IL month and In years. with
tsrest notes payable the osnaBank. with mortgage
the pEen'ssa wAiTins relief laws.
PlaH exhibited at nay Ohhee and at the Aqeo1 Room ten
Wooisey & Nelson, Auctsuesrs
ALSO,
We viii sell then and there the owinE Out.los both
sides of Pigeon Greek and of the Evansville Mechanics
wit:
acres; iot4ls lot SIS 7s-Ioo
as 100 acres; lot So 81 acres. i's
The titles good and general warantes deeds will be
Term, oil these cash. fesidue
and Is months with interest on note and in Bank
ALSO,
Iwili then sad sstge sell the folio .ins lots:
?. Ls;. Is e. q ard q in sNH a. ard H. TO- a.
a.; ALse lOsS blgeL No ,; Its and bSsk No =; IND
lsrgement near the oi.y school building.
Titles good, and general warIantes deeds given.
fourth months years note
with secured BY mortgage and waving relief laws
PAts TO hs at the Auction Store days before the sale
wOOlsey & lson. Auetionsers. -
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Or Peaches were selling in town yester-
day plcnsifuily. There ia large crop OF
them in this vicinity.
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or There have been three steamboats,
lying at our wharf for several days repair
ing. The w. A. Eaves, r. III. Patton and
Equator.
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OF See advertisement of money lost. in
another column.
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AUCTION SALES.


HOUGE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
& WE will oesr fer sale at auetien the "a esq Au
5M the Court House door In Evansville,
No Upper EnlArsemsns of the city 81 Evansville bsnl
10 feet ontng Third street. and running back as feet
deep which Is onestory frame house. with
being the house owned d oseuSs$ Mr. neF.rlans;
$4,000 WORfn OF FALL. AND wNTEB
CLOTHiNG AT AUCTION.
BIZ CATALOGUE, on THURSDAY. sTH AUGUST. AT
BY SWEET e LEONARD.
Al their Sale Rooms. opposite the Court Hesse.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
MAZE mos. respectfully call attention Of merchants
Nv andothsrs to hz.t eatslogns sale In thE sat.
which comprises the largest seSesd
Clothing ever offered A. suction
This coshins Is all fEesh ard sad from one Of the
saTes anhosier This sale Affords chance tomerehAns
t. purchase their Fail and Winter Stock Clothing
hcs thereby s.vag sbsir cling EXPENSES and tine 20
make their purchases East.
TERMS OF SALE.-Au sums of ESQ and und der e.sk all
and der s7o onths all 500
@saths nsts negotiAe and payable in the Crescent
City Bank. ETansVills. SWEET i LEONARD.
yls r. Aactioneers.,
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E. LEONARD. Il. swE
CRESCENT AusFEoN ROOMS.

@. E. LEONARD. L. SWEET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT
GENERAL AUCrIONEERs REAL ESTATE BROKERS
ESPECTFULLG tender their services TO the citizens
Ia Evansville country fol the sale of Real
and Personal Properly Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular
tsn paid all sales Of every dscrpnon
able and satisfactory We shall do exclusively
mission Business and having goods of 10 place
competition with both the SELLER
fair amt legitimate market win dsVote whole
the Auction and Commission business and friends
that will
please them. With prudence and business
merit the confidence Of all those who sntr their
to oar care.
-REFEREECES-
p. g. OIL RILEY Co.. Evausvills.
DUvALL, ALGo l. Co., Memphis. Tenn.
WN. PARK Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do de.
4. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MnEs,E ,FoIxEs. Vieksburg. Miss.
D5cxw66D 4 Bros Cincinnati, Ohio.
EDWARDS FSshxELL, st Louis Mo-
Regular sale Gays Tuesdgys Thursdays Saturdays
10 OelOeA and ever3 during commencing
at early gasfishs. Eps SWEET q LEONARD.
Auetionsers.
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HAVE removed my once the Warehouse formerly
eupied by Hill Holiday. of Main street and
Canal The Canal Coecor's once has been removed to the
sam- nlace. John. FARRELL City Collector
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SCHMITT j. STARK bGye just received st their Paper
Upholstery Store First street. between Main and
Sycamore lrge of the and richest
we'll the lowest priced qualities of WALL PAPER
with window Blind Fire Boards etc s. 70 all Of which
the attention of the public asked aad also the Low
RooU paPersd In the neat STYLE and work done
promptly my4 Bun
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ROOTS AND

BOOTS AND SHOES.
FWNHE Subscribers have hand large supply OF
A Ladies Cater Boots,
do Maroceo and Kid Buskins.
do do do POins Iris,
do DO do slippers,
Misses Boots, Buskins and Slippers,
Children's do do do,
Cent? fine and coarse Boots and Shoes.
Also, fne article of Patent Leather Boots.
We closing out spring stock low prices. Gall
early or they will be gone. HENDRICKS AeREA.
W. F0ater's Block.
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vALuARLE LoT EoR. BALE.

FWvRE Lot on the Cherry streets rs
- By $780, adjoinng tbs rssidsaee Of 10 of
ssrse L enc Of ths most ellie
Also. Chestnut deining the
q Joseph Turn0ek Ia fer sale On Ssr ssr@, En-
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LICENSES.

NOTICE hereby rives all draymen. Wagon rs sx.
auetoneers keepers Of billiard tables and
ton pin alleys meat stand dealers Outside Of the market
and all others who have taken licenses the
the first day of August and they
hereby ordered the before dst
Of August and In deau thereof the Marshal In directed
said dslinqusnt the City Recorder and he TO
the ordin such made provided
VS. ' " 'A' ''A WELL H. WALKER CLERK
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So Prepared and sold wholesale and at ia Market
street. st. Louis Mo-, 695 Broadway. New York.
where also all the puar eders sale
wholesale retail low favorable they
can be bought st any other house,
Re- sale at manufacturer's prices BY HALL0OR
SToDDARD and all the principal druggists svsrYwhers.
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nE&fRARLE RkENIDENCF

DESER ABLE RESIDENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE
w Dance with g0oi ous-honses and cisters and in
good neighbOrhood. For pal ticulaIs enquire OF
SWEET 4 LEONARD
Auctioneers and General Agents.
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sUNORfEs.
H(LOOK TIN Pig Lead. Shest Block Zine Sheet
jys SAMUEL ORR.
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herstOiore existing between The un7
dcrgued in the Carriage Making bust this day
dissolved by mutual content All having business
With saiJ frm will sstt the With Charles A. SGttere
who 10 fully authorized settle the The
will be carried by said Satteee where all old
tomsr5 recommended eallfoF anything this line
OHAS. SATrERLEEf
SETH PRITCHEFT.a
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10000 Of those No. IPiks county Poplar Shingles
Corner of Mais aud 7th st. ~
RT The above shingles aot chips and cheaper
than any article Of the kind in market. J. F, ..
y24
sUNDRIEs DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.
(S GROSS Hines extra Blaekng
- gross Durkee's Baking Powder,
10 lbs Canary Seeds.
~ dozen pure Mustard,
do Pepper Sauce.
200 lbs SaleEatus in / Id papers,
2OIbs do In bulk,
10 DOZEN pure Fl.voring Extract. extra.
as at COOKS Family Grocery.
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R&EMONA1.

REMOVAL
vEHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
I'M second street. mme iately opposite the Pres
ezfan Church. in ofice with DR.. Wood. where he
would be glad all his old customers and goodiy NUM-
Dor of and would be pleased them with
anything In his line such shirts
etc male to oSdsr the shortest possible nOies
Thankful he would respectfully solicit
tinaanee or the the hands of liberal public
y26 J. L. NELM5.
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CITY ExPREs- BUsINfAss:

AM prepared do all kind Of City Express bus
fhave just recsived large heavy wagon capable
Of carrying springs made expressly for the citH
business Such carrying furniture without
dsma hauling grain from the canal to the rivcr and in
fact all k1ds Of hauling city
my25 COuR'S Family GroaAry.
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PlkgF. O, j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE:

TKRHE effects of this wonderful Hair Restorative
IL ducing most astonishing results the public
old and young lavish their praises of the virtues
remarkable composition. It is the only that
be hair its natural coor
produce bald heads luxurlant growth Read the
following:
MILFORD. WORCESTER Co.. Nov. 10, 1884.
PROF j. WooD-Desr Sir: take pls in hearing
testimony to the msgie effects of wonds fu!
Hair Restorative As far back 36. hair compensed
falling. until the top of scas became bald
Easi had used
atives Seeirg yo1r Advertisement induced give
article trial andto my establishment Hound aeg
few applications that hai became firmly and assued
avery glossy and ufui appearance. and by the time
had used the contents OF bottle, bald head
covered With and vigorous growth hair which
10 two inches in length and growing very fat.
: Henry GOODRICH.
WATERTowS, MASS, Msy /, 1884.
PEor. o. J. WOOD: Allow the Virtues aud
magic Of Hair R. storatve Three months Since
being exceedingly grey purchased and mmsneed
bottles and began tell in restoring the all
locks to their native color and the hair. which
fore dry and harsh end failing o. soft and eos
and it ceased falling the dandruf disappeared sBd tbs
scalp lost all the dagreeable itching annoying before and
not only look out feel young again.
Respectfully. yours etc.
CHARLES WHITNEY.
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j. NOTICE.
THE foundry and machine business heretofore carried
In this place under the firm and style of ID. Egg
geston Co., has been since April 10th and will hereafter
be carried under the firm and style Of Goods
@. D. EGGLESToN.
II. 9OODE.
Evansville jane a. 1885 is2s
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EEEDt FEEDf
is14 COOKS Family Grocezy
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LATE aRRIYAIS.

LATE ARRIVALS.
II &SQ RAGS primo Rio Coff-e.
N VSB rs bbls Refinery. reboiled Molesse5,
=. 100 taFes Cam iton Batting Nos. 2;
or sEie very low by jeIs NJ. W. FOSTER.
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sus4R CURED AND CANyAssED 3 ANS.
r. Rsais BY GEO. FOSTER g CO.
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JUST REoEIvEDS
A NEW sTOCR OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
toNSSTING of Bennes Of ri; descriptions, sfso bssus-
fal Embroidered Mantillas. ParAsels. Ebroidsries.
Gloves Mt Caps and Head Dresses the Styles to
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