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~ attempted TO stop It. The affair created ssusstoa
sgsinss having sour cherished rights and desrc
ss snvsesd by Know Nothing ofasals" Tho mir.
against them yesterday for their noisy and
s% ,% susa things being prohibited By law The
'us =. p maS.s INTO Mr. Buchanan and says-'It
theatre are not IN some way mpicstsd IN
the late murder OF McBeth they we're not sccomnises
they certainly furnished the accessoris ~ y s00AP'
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publican friends and II he was almost the rst to descry
the little cloud no bigger than mans hands that AFTER
niss 50 called his radical philanthropy nevertheless,
broke forth more than once when he exclaimed I'm
eat am forced to admit ali its consequences. :
Let Justice be done. Let the old system be
broken up in which innoosncs has pershsd in which
ing.b
These illusions to characteristic passages 10 Laec
collection Of Heines letters to the Augsburg Gazette such
collection the world owes and is likely to owe, to no
other "Paris eorrespondsnv serve to show how dis
letters-ReGldcr pictures OF Travel)-wo volumes on
Gsnmsny-a volume Of poems, k Loire de Ldsarsa few
The Revue des Dsur Modes with defective and unausho
rized version Of the Lie ongs are the only produc
ons OF Heine which have appeared in French Many OF
naturalzed, him in French literature after having
wrought veritable revolution in Germany, where they
f.y. .aa tim ossr motives for somns to Paris
his sympathy with French ideas when he related his In
terview with commercial traveller who had exalted tn
attractions Of the capital OF the universe" AS
really needed 10 cheer up my gaisy little and IS Span
dau remote from the to think Of eating oys;
in winter and as had no longing to taste the King Of
Prussas poultry, decided 70 make journey 70 Paris
in the land Of champagne wine ana Of the Marselais
TO drink tho former and hear the latter, with en-
mdrccw aid Lafayette chepes NdWcs The poet found
home in his exile And Welcomed he has bean by the
which had adopted him. Alexander Dumas, Theophile
Gautier Paul de Musset Paul de IAsst Victor
Houssage Director Of the Theatre H0ncais aud the
batorsn Mgnet, Perpetual Secretary OF the cademy
Moral and Political Sciences were, however, present.
aether with multitude Paris corresponding foreign
Especially Of German, journals.
The name of Heinrich Heine IL by means unkno VI
IN the United States. Several Of his best pages
translated by Mr. Haven, and published think at Bos
ton many years ago. and bis Resbitfer has, am told
bean lately translated BY Mr.. Leland, Of Philadelphia
Tousands of American and English readers have admired
4hs fallen star of Resbild in the Hyperion Of Long
fellow Who may him self have forgotten where he frs
saw III indeed he saw save In hts own Imagination
4hs admirable poetcal figure which one OF the choices
ornaments Of his charming volume.
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ment deem proper 70 arrest American citizen tempo
pretexthey may keep him in close confinement long
% they please without permitting him to communists
either personally or BY lette, with any ons-m,y try
Of VIII judges and the locality in which 1t was
held they can contemptuously refuse to gveunsy
sno1n to % Of
without the slightest apprehension Of any effective inter-
ference the part Of hs government THIS n no exag
by Marcy In his last despatch to Mr. Jackson in
relation to the case Of the unfortunate Spear.
It We. after the receipt Of this mos hand AND
promptly Communicated to Count Buol by his agent at
Warrington that Minister seeing no other aiterna-
having elapsed without his receiving any reply and
berg several times unsuccessful In obtaining personal
interview with Count Buol on the subject, although
came quite apparent that the Imperial government had
no intention 81 noticing it, and for the good that
and request for which was coupled with the prayer for
pardon ab<ve described either had no existence in
fact contained nothing which could be perverted into
justification OF his most inhuman punishment. In ad
dttion to this sitter having been purposey sighted in
manner at once 20 undsguised and rudey offensive 40
e &
ia .kson informed by him, when compelled TO speak,
or assume the responsibility Of deliberate and intentional
insult that nohng whatever had been done In relation
to the mattern Next day he ote note to Buol with
drawing for those reasons, the application or pardon
and demanding .s right on the part o. nus
with an official Transcript OF ell other testimony used In
the conviction of Spear and informing his Couutship
weeks he should at the expiration Of that time with
draw }rom Court ct which he could no longer rsmain
with honor his country or advantage to Tvs citizens
about 10 A. NJ and n IL minutes to p NJ breathlesa
came rushing into the American Legation with
note from him. commanding with my Sss. Mr.; jack
eradication which he fs in being enabled 10 inform hin
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CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.

BY Henson d Holmes, for tie Week Ending Aarch 10.
sl4 eo COving Lex RI rs, ID htss Bds, and Int. Is
1000 do d., do and int. ,..... eSk
5000 OHIO Miss RR rs LIST MtRe BIDS and Int. 03
GOO Little Miami RR 6s 1st Mtge Bonds, and mt %
800 Gov Lex RR, l0's, Income Bonds cox
1000 Gin Nilm zanes RR rs, Inc Bds and int. AK
5000 Citspringd, Ohio rs, Bds due '65 andint. %
1400 Ind Gin RI, rs. NV BIDS and int 60k
1900 Little Miami RR, rs, BIDS, due 5s......... 81
$50 Gin, Ham Dayton Div Scrip .,.......... o6K
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An Exciting Scene at Plymouth Church.

There was quite an excitement Yesterday
morning at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn The
PASTOR Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, near the
close of the usual morning services, pused af-
ter reading the first line of the last hymn, and
in justification Of what he was about to pro-
pose, read to the congregation the passage in
the XIItl chapter of s.. Matthew, from the
1OtL to the 18th verse, in which the story of
Of~ist healing the withered hand on the Sab
oath Gay is 50 beautifully told He then an
nounced % the congregation tEat two weeks
ago ne had leeeiyed an important communica-
tioh from washington, setting forth that GER
tam yonnS woman was there, who had been
put up for sale at the auction mart by her own
acknowledged father; that 81a0o driiUer who
was acquainted with the circumstances of the
case, took pity on her and bought her for the sum
Of 5 200, intending to give her an opportunity
to obtain her freedom, and thus save her from
the sad fate sure to follow, were she sent to the
plantations down South; that this same slave
driver himself appropriated 500 towards her
freedom, and he obtaiEed like amount from
another Savc-dryer of his acquaintance, leav-
ing S 900 which the girl had yet 10 raise be-
fore she could lie free. By calling on generous
and good men in Washington city and in Bal
tlmore, the girl obtained subscriptions to the
amount of $500. The writer of the co1nmu-
nication requested the all Of Mr.. Beecher, and
the church over which he presides, in raising
the balance. 10 this affecting story, Mr.. B.
replied by mail that he would not move in the
matter, (probaby fearing that an imposition
was about to be practised upon him,) unless
the girl was sent here herself. This was con-
sented to on behalf of her master, by the girl
giving him her parole Of honor, that in case of
a failure to raise the sum necessary she would
return to him Mr.. Beecher thenin an affect
ing manner alluded to the respect due to
WOMAN whether she was bond or free, edu-
Gated or uneducated, and concluded by invi-
ting the young woman, who was present in
the church, to come upon the platform, with
which invitation she complied. She was
scarcely as dark as an Indian, and had pleas
ing and intelligent countenance. Her appear
ance upon the speakers stand, evidently much
Disconnected before such an immense assembly
Of strangers, and fearing no doubt that the
much needed money would not be raised, so
excited the congregation, stirred as their feel
ings were by the preceding remarks of the
speaker, that the hot tears streamed down the
weather-beaten countenances of strong men as
we'll as the softer checks of beautiful women
The officers of the church then passed
around the plates and although the congrega-
ton had no previous knowledge or expecta-
ton that there would be such a demand MADE
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK
NUMBER 27O.

upon their benevolence, they were rapidly
iilled Several gentlemen near the pulpit in
timated to Mr.. B. that they would BE respon-
Isible for any short cornings in the collection.
and that he might relieve the girl of SUSPENSE.
This he did, but it also reached the ears Of the
who, in as great suspense almost
as the girl herself, forgot the sacred character
OF the day, and gave vent to their joy in aloud
clapping Of hands. Mr.. Beecher remarked
that he did not approve of the clapping of
hands in the church on the Sabbath, but as
the dehverance ofa slave from bondage was
proper occasion for joy and gladness, he would
be content to call it "a holy czapping Of hands"
The sum contributed was $775! besides sew
eral articles of jewelry which ladies unprepa-
red with money had cast into the plates.
We understand that the girl has child.
and that the surplus funds collected are to be-
applied to the purchase ofits freedom, and to.
nd the young woman in settliug herself at
some useful occupation here at the North.
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fa'IsSE Machines operate upon entirely new princf
81 9. using shuttle, Mt
Ihey ave been in operation in the hands families and
sufficiently cng give them trial
an me given entire satisfaction.
They SINGLE in construction and highly
tai veil useful, fitted to Bdorn lady's farr
W less conspicuous position in the shop of the
s heeu our object to furnish Machine that would be
21ea bic 70 amiy we'll the OF TailoFs.
Drs and Cloak Makers. Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
&c We eenfdan that Machines in the presen
arg the best offered 10 the public.
thousands OF families testify to their merits all
kinds oftamy sewing. while Shirt and Collar Manufactu
eey acknowledge their superiority all ohers for
thsir work.
An examination ofthe Machines srespeetfuly soi.itedu
atdorkius Reads, y. o. READ
tpt7tf Sole Aeeot fors outherp India
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ED an EsoYEE.

B1ILER MAKER AND BLACKS SNITuING II GENERAL:
"a ANDFAGTTRE Of Boiler Rivets. Railroad Chairs
ia Spikes. n r. Garner Main and Cherry Streets ST.
Louis, No.
Second band Boile-s always hand. Repairing lone
m bc
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TO 4ONTNFEN.

sg= HAyE 9peped on the cor ss7zzs1g 49,
eTAEI4 ssner Of Canal and Main streets
go - y BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY Estrb-
lishment whore will he prepared at all times
to supply Canal and Ohio Poats aud families with every
tcle they need in the of Stores.
Canal Boatsmen particularly requested to remember
nay place. mhl3-2twdtf JOHN FARRELL
1856. NEW SREs1NfE coo IDS. 1856.
Us recei ed in store fresh lot prug Style Goods
81 whiehwe prepared dispose at figures
shall continue receive all the lat sys goods di
rect from the importers and manufacturers aud hope by
strict attention to the the mercs to merit fair
share cf their patronage. j. c. JEW ELh & CO..
n ani First 81
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FENHE having determined move to Caiifor
q niaofers for sale the Farm which he resides,
situated the road leading from Evansville Mt Vernon,
in Perry'o wnshp, containing 25 Said land is
prsed ohree all we'll proved and supplied with
the best Nter and in healthy the county Of Wander
burgh krJons wishing purchase part the whole of
said Farm will learn the by application the under
signed Jpn the premises. Title ndisputah1e.
apl0- 1d3mW THOMAS KNIGHT.
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191yCCC go , e.

yEylfE subscriber has taken me above honse ana mas
entirely ycaatted and it, and Is prepareo
t. 1tertan the patrons of the house 10 satisfactory
manne He mas also rented brick Stable owned oy
Mr. Peter Burke and has goodstcck oi horses ana car
riages to let. ,,,,., Ia .,o5
The stableisl large, clean and wellloeated ana goo
in att 5ndance
yiIhe paid to the care ofhorses eftwh him Tor keep
and in alrespects, the public Ia lind the naef-
wood House good Hotel. Tjystfl J. A. bY hhH--
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HRANDIEs ANO WINES.

& POruj
Catawba; Claret; Rhine Wine.
Tor sale by mh26 S. MYERS.
SPRING AND 81 VI HER GOODS.
HAVE just returned with nv stock spring
pods selected BY myself with great style
material ana invite the geaeGan Of the city and vicinity
to cal and tor themselves Shop Second oppo
sito VI. Mcgarers Chfreh. DAN O'NEAL.
/ tl1sNUh HRS At NFHDI4Fts AI4t1 u 4 ETA
Vie undersigned constantly keeps hand large
Il fresh Water. Bitter and Sugar Crackers and
also oS0da, Pilot and Naval Bread, which being
tnred the latest Machaery they can be sold
low price Place the West. and exceed
in ly y any other mandatory the country large
stock aka hand ny shop Water between
Sy canoe and Vine.
decI84tf J. SINGTCH-
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% . h8LS No. Plaster ParIs and for sale by
asfe9 mh25 r. II. COOK AZ SON.
UTILITY, asfIAOFX, EAEGANCE

II + y IL NJ Ii n L
a. Cd 70 and rsrrssenatiye Of the qaauti
Wns. s4OeEve1tsaE ~ Co..
Corner Main AID streets Having assortment and
ction Goods surnassing in the variety colers
VIII or any other house ever exhibited we take partcue
and yciaity give We invitation in
particular TO the rsex assuring them that every article
Goods egorv des ,ripton Shawls Millinery and straw
CORDS in the richest varied
sortmet We are fully Convinced tha5 can satisfy the
os ansaine expeetatons and satisfy claim speoting
good ss and low prices IN Clothing every kind ~ cut
.lrl! WaI. LOEW ENTHAL-G-c on =
5Pi5 io6oxl in store and for r5ssTox 9ss ~ BROS
SEKTRA FlMH.Y FLoUR.-Jastr received a further
equal to the bestst Louis = 6Eq 2,s i, T.,
- x BUSHELS Honiny Just from 62e HIiis and made
wholesale or retail BY P, HoRNBRooK i co.
n OASK Zsnte currants: bill raper-shelI Almonds;
& &c boxes Raisins ass'd NJ. r. and Layers;
ap2 z. Il. COOK & SON.
NE boxes Just received "Pf Is Te,s
fKgLsysTING POwDER.-25 kegs Just reed and for
= = sale6y apis PRESTON BROS.
sSioN SERuP.-Bald Sin q Myers pure lemon.
apS s. E. GILBERT & co.
tkAI itAF AND1 E375 bbls Cementi 100 bblsWhite
my5 Orr. DALZALL & co.
GERM CALLY sEA<,lzD FIR HsI OYSTERS
~ ars sS So GfEBsRr 2fL RsFsla, & i05 go sale
sBsA poz Grain Cradles; 20 d95 Has Bushels in store
CANA.I S-FOEsAe
IIAFE large double Warehouse the Canal bsin ca
oe3ei stored taEsn care Of and held to the & re-
orders. on the most reasonable terms =, =
hUhik TIC EIQUO6s.-
- 80 bbls Brandy; 20 6bs Bourbon Rye Whisky;
do cherry brandy. sor sale at
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EVANSVILLE TOOL S'z'fks e
Sign OF THE B!ts PLANE.

SBtEe ~ = ~ Anits I - - = = ea,,o,,, =
FHTHE undersigned having largely increased his stock o.
Hardware for sale tho citizens of Nauderburgh
and surrounding Counties extensive assortment of
MECHANICS TOOLS
for Carpenters Joines rights Cabinet and wagon
makers Coopers Masonry Gansmiths Blacksmiths and
hand afuu stock ofgeneral
HNRDwAR
locks laces hU aud shutters hinges boits screws brass
goods ets., nails, glass. sash and paines.
GARDEN ANDFAEMING TOOLS.
Pocket table Cutlery Chairs Brushes, Scales BELLS
Axes great variety articles usually kept in hardware
stores.
mh2I AUGUSTUS WALDKlRCH.
NEED AFsA first rate article o. seed Oats for sale by
- mb3t-Im SHANKLIN S REILLY.
6SUrERFENE FL0UR-Choiee brands at reduced prices
- by mh27 ). w. y ,. fIGfeGNA.
sscA'TCEKES, CE.OCAS, } (. " s5L-sS Y &C
IS WE have lust received (and continually making aj
dtioas large and fine stock of Watches ewelry,
Clocks Ware in all articles usually Kept IN
ewelrv store being the manufacturer
enabled sell very low figures The public general
particular invited to call and examine
eur stock and prices, BFTTROLFF 4 SONS.
Main bet. list and2l
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psszy,VV.sEss ,gspsR E3AEEESS.
ATTwR% g. sxngBsFkK An.

Ns .a41 and . q a. - :. =, s5aacimnati, o.,
sEAVEl on hand a beautiful stock Of PRlNFEE'S PA
PERS. Cards. CAed sLeets btaGE ana Ve4oreH mss
Bro azcs Varnshes. Ne. which they offer ~
- .eTIe''s 5s MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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Il. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GkOCEasEEG 81 Ps2asVHSAONss
a L
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CGRNEh
~ H. COOK bega thank his friends in Evansville
~ neghborhood their freely upon
him since he has 10 business them and
this opportunity Of introducing their notice his %
H. A OK whom he has taken into partnership from ths
date. aud sOiicits for the firm e. II. Cook SoS
continuance the support literally conferred himself
u. H. Cook Son having taken the business premises
purchased the VIII e Of Of Mr. IL W. Foster,
confident that thy will he enabled to supply the citizens
Evansville every ar5icle they may reIpire the
Gerry Provision line. Il. G. wish especially
draw the attention of persons in the country having produce
kind dispose their increased fac
ing their steek supplying them st heir with All
articles required the wholesale prices
m ensure their orders for the future. feb2-tf
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NIX u. FEcsEss ~
tfs r1se1ga y f,Y AT+t4AN AND NOTARY GBhiG.
once in the ,Creseept City BanE bullatn3t fir,
AN ILl1aaLssR0 = W - my25
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UST received at Mrs McEays Cap and Trimming Store
~ Atsoau assarsment -indav SHADES OIL Cloths Be
reau and Stand Covers First stree near Main,
mht4 Mrs. MBKAT.
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HARENFE.-25c eases new 'tytes fancy PRINT;
black and white doj
po1,5 4t;. 5.,-. ,Id fo~ sole fv JAMES Low & CO.,
9ab's@dSv AIS Main street, Louisville, ny,
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RxECHANECS' WORKS,
lTTMl 2 Y 4 ND III CHTNE
4 - = ! i5tif-r A-NDs
WILLIAM BOYLE & co.


EVANSVILLE, IND,
WILLIAM BOYLE Il CO,
81 AVG purchased Mr.. Henry Sehriher's well known
Foadry, would respectfully ask continuance of the
oatron him and invite the attention all who
want Foudry work ofsny kind done facilities We
epennced in the business and viii all work
d. al pces reasonable We are prepared to manufac
cure Engines Fire Engines Hydraulic Presses, To
So,w and Presses Saw Mill and Grist Mill Machinery
RudinsBastings Horsepower Thrashers Corn Shelters.
Lard Kele Lard Presses, Railroad Work, Steamboat Re
pairs doe, etc.
Steauoilers Lard Tanks, and all the fixtures belonging
thereto
All olers may be addressed to WM. BOYLE & CO.
mh2S5w Evansville Ind.
GOsS keg Fassets filled with leather; 24 doz Ok Marroa
e ozlong square German Cologne q dog bears oil for
sale apl7 /. u D. HEIMASN-
6~tEEDKEEs.-
- cartoons Bonnet Ribbons aa handsome styles
30 do styles Dress Trimmings
50 doZ Cambria Crayats assorted qualities;
25 pieces super twilI'd French Black Cloth;
20 cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, dideren widths;
$50 Parasols assorted styles. pcs Satin de Ghine
50 doz Tuck Combs, - doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
IG0 do, $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons
100 gro metal Coat Buttons; gro horn Pand
Us day and for sale by J As. Low Il CO.,
,h2J-d6w 4lS Main street. Louisville. Ey.
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d %OOPER'S TDOIS.-A full assortment OF kntVf5
~ vrea9 ~ f,r r'safe. ~ WALDKIRCH.
rah2l Main street bet. lstand2d
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sNREFD REEF AM TONGV I3s.-I0O0 lbs extra
cured dried Beef; 80 extra sugar enred Beef
Tongues rec d per steamerJ. B. Carson at
Z. II. COOK & SON,
mIf4 Corner Main and Ist.
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sPI.ANK BOOKs.-A large and complete assortment o.
E Blank odrcrs JournaIs Cash Books Of every
%4Eiesy o. sly ana 'O' r. CoSyNGT0N & co.
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HBRINq,s.-25 eases new 'tyles fancy Print;
o,,.e DO s9ha hlaok ,vEs low & co.
N9f @hi8-d1S atS way Main street Louisville Ky.
@ 9 Brs gG.. 5ra 5ss Fess bs.s5 El25 Ess,9p.
p % pcs pcs III Ttg a nbtziae; s. fancy wool Barescs
Res3 this 2 and for safe s 8 saiS street. ouisvs Ky
T(EsT QUALTY Of Blarsyils Ti9 THoSR MA a. T9Sesa s
Xscolns LiPreas0ss. ga @aa Ma Nann5i 5 casks trace
sbsI CHAINS hog aod Halter CHAINS i's sane 'RALDkRoH
a &0OPER's T00IsA fun ass9rtmea Of kpiyis :
~ Planes and Truss Hoops just reed By 9ea4eF G6
m62t anu ~ ''- y Main street lstand %.
aBLANk B0Ok7 Large and complete 1 asief5% % sP se p
Blank Ledgers Journals Day ana C4sA AooA9 Va S-y
a5esy at Of style and binding ''' ,s r c6SvNGroN CO
mil I9'f' antiques '''' ''''7 P'''o's s. ENRICH
ssf 6ohs cream ssss ssF'5 e 'e9B 6., f9ss @
spices; 40 doz Of asd Carry Go%o for
61HOTCE RICE tieroes reed Pgr 4 g Twithsll for
mhis sya near Water.
6tHoICE RIO C0FFEE.,5o bags best quality reed
abs Per O. isi2s'i s 'aiIL6ERT Z CO. syo near water
e. also Just ,ved boxes superior % leai
fsosoe so57ee9 ros, &ndor5oas Get together
With Of the largest stocks Of drugs ever brought * 5
market. Al--
M NJ B s FaS os ao1 oPsFi oasS sa at-
% pas a @ @ 'ad 5f
Chs rImothy rec per aal b'at Nor
Il IL gan for saleby mh2l GEO Fp2LGS n Gtl.-
H@F onsh mall white in shipping sale
ND bY mh21 GE0. FOSTER & CO.
BUN4NESS CKEsSGE9.
HAN ssli my stock Of Groceries Aessrs 4. H. COOK
y & uS. WHO wlteontt1ue yhe business old stan d.
which have They viii also
connect with H. their Prsut spes Of Family Groceries
7nd Protjee nope friends and customers viii cali and
examine their stock aud = thll liberal trial
In retiring tram areseaG would
sincere thanks reuis for hUl
very liberal pAronafs. and what is still desirable in
business their gencra puncgutitT in material aid -
shall he nceiorth be tnaud
Cof which firm am nemherl and viii give
that house personal attention. where shall
pleased to my rlends-
ian22 -tl ". W. FOSTER.
TTNUf ACGJ.-FIve lump cheap close gulaeDt.
i -dees 'tro. FOSTER * 90
ksttSH Avn DODR~.-25.0oo lights ass ID sash:
- l25 Pauael Doors. ia store and for sale lv
ars ORR. d LhELL & co.
Df ~I2-.l50 bbts Plantation ia order and IO
~ CoEE. bALZELt < co.
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q NES-Collins. Lppeneots 2nd Mannsi CASKS trace
1 1tST - Sn"lhs' hos anu. @uu 'i''''- WALDKrRCH.
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