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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-15

SAP 6xD FATAL AccIDENr.-We are called
upon to rseord q most painful occurrence
which took place in this city, on Saturday
last. Mrs. {. I. Martins little daughter,
Betty Louisa, whilst playing about fire in
the street, cot her clothes on Ere, when her
screams attracted the attention or the fami-
w. but before the fire could be extinguished
she was so badly burned as to cause Ter
death the same evening. Thus was the little
sufferer released from her pain, and snatched
away from earth ere sin had thrown its con-
terminating influence around her. Her age
was four years, six months and twenty three
days. lit. Madison Argus.
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Gents, New Ntyls

Gents, New style
nF soft cashmere hats, high and low crown all
~ colors, styles and qualities, pearl, nankin,
farm, oaret, white, brown, etc.
Call and get one at SHELDON'S
April lac Hat STORE
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ATHENEUM.
TuoS. DUFF, Manager, G. j. fYFFE, Ast. Manager
Tuesday Evening. APrif a..
Win be performed the great play OF
The wife;
or, A Tale Of Mantua.
st. Pierre, Duf
Leonardo, Fyfe
Mariana, Miss Whitcomb
The performance will conclude with the laughabie
farce If
TWO GREG0RIES.
Fanchette, with songs, Mrs Allen
Prices Of Admission--Dress Circle so cents; Lobby
% cents. Doors open at o'clock, curtain will rise
at ~.
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FRUIr TREEs.-An impression has gone
abroad that nearly all the young fruit trees
and shrubbery have been killed or severely
injured by the extraordinary winter which
we have just experienced. We learn, howey-
or, some facts from Messrs Hubbell Ii Hilton,
who are in the nursery business, and have
occasion to know, which show that the dam
age is not as severe, by any me ans, as was
anticipated. Young apples have not been hurt
at all pears have not suffered much peaches
were damaged somewhat III the tops, and per-
haps have suffered elsewhere, as theirs were
protected considerably; dwarf trees are all
IN good order; standard cherries of not more
than three years growth are dead down to
the snow line: eYergreens are safe roses
badly injured all old bearing peach trees
show no signs Of life; al old bearing cher
ries give evidence Of an abundant crop; do.
Of apples, except "a few varieties in some To-
calities all young apples arc killed, and fruit
buds Of bearing trees also.
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to True eloquence consists in saying all
that is necessary, and nothing more.
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CT We learn that an approximate correc-
ton Of the reported majorities in the Fair
field judicial District, makes tho contest
very close and doubtful.
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A SISTER OF CHARITY.--An immense SEN
saton has been created in Paris, by the death
of sister Of charity named Spur Rosale,
whose existence has been for the last fifty
years, one of toll, courage and mercy. Tru-
ly, our age has, perhaps, taking her all In
all, seen 10 human being so remarkable as
Snur Rosalie. To the valor Of n man she
added the tenderness Of woman and the
simplicity of child. She was, particular
ly, one of the most profound political
economists, and one Of the most wonderful
administrators that the world ever possessed.
Her humble dwelling in the Rue de l'Epee
de Bots, was as much the centre OF every
charitable enterprise as could be the archbish-
opric of Paris. Princes, Bishops, States
men-all the great of the land, were to be
found at her door; and have seen, in 1873
and lS49, those very ministers waiting for
an audience with this extraordinary woman,
who, an hour before, would have kept any
one else waiting in their own anteroo
The Emperor and Empress were often
among her visitors, and as President, Louis
Napoleon Bonnparte decorated Snur Resale
with the Legion d'Honneur in ls4S, for her
heroic conduct Ia the revolution OF June.
Wherever there was danger there was Sour
Resale. Did the cholera scare the town,
oGur RoSalle was IN every most lhlecteu
spot, sucking in the very breath OF the plague
stricken, and opposing the egis Of her
strong faith to the plague. Did Instruction
appal the population, Sour Rosalie was ever
there where the strife was widest, helping
the dying, exhorting the living to milder
courses, but confronting death with the calm
strength of a christian soldier. The BARR
cades Of June were her home during that
awful time, and to the combatants of both
sides she only seemed an angel from heaven
sent Poor woman she had not immortal
ty-she had n mother, an aged woman, of
past ninety, who was absent from Paris.
The Seur herself had reached tho age Of
seventy. A few weeks back, lady who
went to see her, was speaking to her of her
mode Of life. its cares and compensations
sAh!'' said the amiable woman, 'tGod has
done every thing to make me happy, his
name is blessed lie has as yet warded of
from me the only grief feel | should be too
weak to bear, my mothers death, | know
it is wrong but | cannot yet for an instant
reflect upon the possibility of losing her.
The Almighty did indeed befrlend her to the
last for, strange to say, a few hours after
her death, last week, D q letter came announc-
ing her mothers demise. The mother and
daughter had left the earth within two days
| Of nth
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CT Columbus City Courier is the title Of
neat little weekly paper just started in Lou
lisa county by Is. G. Neal, NJ. D., indcpen-
dent in politics, and designed to ''beat syn
enormously" with the common good Of that
section of Louisa county.
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j.. e.. Parrot a. Co.

Wholesale and Retail dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And Readymade Clothing,
No. 70 Main Street, keokuk, Iowa
arrl4-d
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LIME! LIME ~!

WE, the undersigned, would inform friends
w and the public ia general, that have just
burned kiln IF first rate lime, and will constantly
keep on hand fell supply Of said article during The
season. Orders respectfully solicited
kilns the first below the corporation limits.
mch24dd6m Il WYATT 4 CO.
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II
WE, the undersigned, having for the last six
months, ef.ctually tried the Credit system
have concluded TO adopt the Cash System, believing
that il Will be advantage 10 our customers to bay
a little cheaper aud pay the cash We therefore
give notice that after the l4th day Of April. 1856
We will sell with small profits for cash. and cast
only We respectfully solicit our friends and ems
toners u continue their patronage.
COLLIER < BRO,
aprli-dl0t Cor. I'd and johnson SIS.
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NJ Ms. HENTZ's Great Work, Courtshp and
wi Marriage or, the sorrows Of American Life
with portrait Of the distinguished authorcss.
apri5d CAVE q SON
NDIA The Pearl of Pearl River complete in
l. Two volumes, price 81. CAVE g. son.
aprl5a
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HAVING determined, hereafter, 81 do an exelu
| l. styely cash business in retail department
are prepared.to sell all kinds of Hats, Caps, Bon
uetH, DC, at greatly reduced prices Our stock il
very complete, and keep nothing bat the
best grades Of goods always have the latest tyles
and sil sell lower for cash than enc grades
sold credit So come with your dimes
gS All kinds Of Millinery work done TO order,
at the shortest notice.
Oct 26-dtf D. T. HUMPHREY GAGE
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CARTER, s.sPANIsH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
u. All. In


NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the Afflicted Read and P0nder3
infabl remedy for Serofula. Kings evil. Rheuua-
IN tism Obstinate Cutaneous rUptions Pinples
tes the Face Boehes Bois Ague and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter. Scad Head Enlargement
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints all diseases
arising from inJudcious of Mercury Imprudence
Ii fe, or Impurity Of the Blood.
E- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
oods used by the husanda of grateful patients
all parts United States who testify daily
kabe performed by the of all medicines
''CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia. Rheu-
mRtism SerOfua, Erupsions the Skin Liver DISEASE
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores AfeeOns of the Kidneys Deas
of the Throst Female Complaints Pains and Aching
great and in estimable remedy.
For all diseases Blood nothin has yet been found
with 1t ceanss the system of all impurities
gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys strength
clear healthy and tho by
disease broken down by The youth TO its pr
tive vigor and strength.
rthe Ladies it is paraby heter than all the Cos
will all ofompexon bring the
mantng theeheek give elasticity thestep and
general health in remarkable degree beyond all
medicines ever heardef. 4aa
parts United
evidence that there numbug about The hotel
keepers public we'll
the all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
the get Circular and Almanac and read
the wonderful this truly of all
None Eenuine unesss signed BENNETT BEERS. Propri-
Pearl Richmond Va. who all orders
forsupplies aad Agencies must be addressed
Parmenter, Prineetons G. H. ark, Yincennes and by
dealers in medicines generally. auSs
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CO-paJsIrNEsEESTEgP,

gIHE undersigned aave this day formed Co-partneI
l. ship under the style aud firm of Gro. FosTER & Co
for the TRANSACTION ofa general FOrwardiRg and Com
mission Bmsincss and erected that purpose
vefy large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse the
Wabash and Erie Canal and of Locust and Dun
dam Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
wfordsvilie Railroad, where they viii have ample
COON and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
they will give special to Consignments. either by
liver, Railroads Canal or Wagons. and will forward
pity at the lowest rates.
rhey will give personal attention to the purchase or
ale Of Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
1res for the purchase Sugar and Molasses the
Coast Of tie Am will be in the South during the
winter
Thevhope by anremttted attention and share
he nublie patronage. ". w. POSTER.
= GEO. POSTER,
dac1A W.M.AIkMAN.
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SESy 4RFsAyGEwEy

Norder that Iay he able @ devote my tlme more part
a larly 20 ths iRDN HEAVY HAEDwARE part eff
asnsss have disposed OF interest in the e.
.ery beaze Co Ur NJ ATTHEW DA l.. who will c
the . stlnd the style ORR, DALzEIL &
with complete Everything in the Grocery
opportunity of returning sincere
hsak the pay OF the house for the very liberal
many years and respectfully
THAR fayors tothe firm, would say
very pay all gentlemen that they aeed
got credit at this house .
% March L. 1855. n ~ SAMUEL ORR
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ruE I.ARGIEsT sTOCK IN THE CITYl

m Ohm F. GLOVER & co corner Of Main and Seventh
S streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they yard and for sale low CASH
complete ofScasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
viz Tongued aud Grooved Pine
Ash Flooring: Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
Common Boards suitable for
shops fencing No Pine aud Poplar Shingles &c
&C. Can or5r the 10 prices Shelving
Doors Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldngs Frames for
Doors Windows Sc Bills of prices to All
rho may sand Orders from adistaLee will receive
- -Trsts ssenefou - E6iS 81
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srnaAaE WANVED

~ prepared Fire Proof Warehouse
80 any quantity Grain Produce Merchandise, OK
- liberal Es=aIs.l -,
yas and airy rooms up stairs partienlar care VII
kinds goods liable to damage from damp
rust. =
longer when desired. =,
Warehouse Locust street and w and e
anai convenient for shipping By RIVER or Kali
rosi. Applyt nnv1 - 6HO FOo laN ~ W
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sS.s8E8E A1E

atfs #lAA Cts CO. Alsin street
% q Naser and FirAs xt doc 10 iisrsN q
nearly opposite srauea Bank
ay i1 e pleased all their old customers and
nIa1y pleased 70
cali They woaid return their thanks TOR the very
liberal paang given and hope receive aeentnusnce of
BY kesping everything usually keptin the best Family
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DAVID 0'NBIL,
MERGHA Ant = AILOR r..

.st = 3 second street between Main and Locust.
AS and ned ane assortment of Cloths
OF different Eassimeres of fine qusly the
ne richest Vestngs saehas plain and fan
with goods tor basi-
th= hest y, and haad
this Ny old customers
generally invited to anime them
sish rkmen taake goots in
bellsss tssyIsss anA all cases seP2tf
- sassksS. zsssAE * PENNINGTON,
sssPsUFFULtY iuforv ettizens Evansv lie d
af ts vi fai=T a-y aPartaersnip
prlcsisf of Nsdic aud surgery.
* asvel eagaEed IA the rrofeson for quar-
familiar with the diseases Incl
hope their xpsrcnce and
entisls a Share of public patronage
Firsr Mai aaa Locust.
9osir cs, where eithe bothet them be
,oaslttsd uhl profess oHal business.
aRI3-tt
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fSd this have removed from their
their detsl nniSh-
3posit the 90 art House where they prepared to
old ard all who may
- % s4 apo much sUperorstyie chan ormerly
PAST ronagc espectuliy solicit continue
mich sha!I sse ~ naeavoTs TO
lur fara b-st a1artet aiords and
~ -l1i=rste,
,4sai1 aud 2zaA ard Kept Sore0URtrv
.-t1. ssEtf4 tt+s PELEER Z iEDDEREGlf
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of theCairo City Property
Offer for Sale,
AT PRIVATE SALE. NuMBEE OF Lors
IN THE CITY OF CAIRO,
IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
THNHIs City well situated nhusnse
larruPted ana permsnent naygatiGn on ths mississippi
boa seasons city Orleans
the Gull Of exieo Situated as M IS near the
siPpi region unPare led fertility and aboundIng
center Of nearly thirty Thousand miles river
Cairo location that regards and
pOsite which. Kentucky bile an
large portion Of e6 i already eomPstea asd shs
is the peint also opposite to which in Missouri the
the Care kar0ad IKEA BY an Act Of Con-
ton OF the public lands to assist II building that road The
kansas the Texas panies already
ganized and the preliminary made
tadedby do
Fl Caro- 81 faso on the ws5eTn Tsza %
Pf Ocean nf 70 m Od ss5oaS m % to ns
M & & 0asg B aI9 the southern teEmi
WIN Be over zoo miles IA extent traverng the
at the head Of the Lakes the cities
and Iasae the illinois river
with the of Cairo The truAk and Galen brAneh
Of this road are eompetsd and and freight
-i' A0S p"'iS SwTTHouT sTTIf CHANGE OF CARS.
Gaena aHd ehesg0 to Cfr2 BY means Of the Inter
and Ohio Railroad about sixty miles Louis
Is now w, that city and By
ton opened betw Cairo all the principal
states viii also be g. siI-
y
alons tG its n,uth thus bri isx az
Cairo the rich products and wealth of the Wabash VAL
the City Cairo is fully protected
sse
and portion already finished which viii be wide
than the highest water ever Known at
ty The levee. or embankment. wiilentfely
ENCOMPASS THE CITY.
forming the top the front the bank
tal character will afford complete protection
few at stage of water howtyer high The expense
of
the city property and purchasers viii xed or
CHARGED in for its construction Other extensive
Trustees. pro soon be commenced wkieh
Ths point acknowledged by al having any Personal a.
guaintanee with it. to be OF che healhi Valley
fayorab the healtkiest West This
undre whose families present
Of robust health by the other
locality win not fail satisfy any OF set Without
or 1en on the rivers the
'onger than few weeks in year, be but
already fnished this slight neonyenienee fully obviatd
and now during The highest foods while ether cite.
entirely Zee from annoyance by high
already and other Improvements makng and tie
great amount Of business already
cess Of Cairo Is now pSeed beyond doubt
e rStry Of capital or the
s to the property j; and the written
70 as 5 T5S Of fAs Hg9 hem
rI w p:ifa, . 93ioney breese.
Esar Of the BATES Of msoaa
a BaVis New 96S the owners 81 Il as
The property. or to their agents at Cairo. g-
one-fourl Money will be required
atthe time the balance be paid in thrse
of equal amount in and three years
respectively from the date of sale with
the by bond and mortTage The terms ofsie in
other respects will be Of liberal character put
ApplicaonstO purchase for Information be made
agent (oeti2-6m9s S. STAAIS TAYLOR, Cairo.
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MOTIONS! MOTIONS. 81

INLONf9K
best London ing wax, eight and ten keyd treneh
aeeordeons nae French harps d5Is marblss toys,
sets combs. needles Plus tooth
picks kew rings peBels pens tooth brushes wax
beads chess Emerson razor saPs toilet
sosp battle together vito great
varisty of no fions fol- sale by A. G. PU5uEE.
der7l Hall.
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EVANSVILLE IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY l6 Is
RAILROADS, &C.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ia esz E5 E8S - zz5zs=sss5g.1

S - ~ - ss-gsz g .
THE undersigned having been ap-
"a pointed AgeItfor the above Compa- p
ny this city would inform ship
pers merchants, and the public ~~S
generally. that + Leeeh George Harris and George
Black, late OF ID Leeeh Co. and Thomas S. Clarke
CLARK Thaw, y under the firm of
LEIGH 81 co.,
by appoin special consgnee shipping agents
of the alroad Company They
elished ubents all the principal shipping points
aand and prepared receipt throu= h
ork Boston Phadelphia and Baltimere all western
cities and from all cities Snd
Atlantic seaboard by way Of the Pennsyvania Railroad
The direct their whole attention forwarding
and have facilities for shipping rom and
the OF second dTayaze and their charges
nent with the Railroad company beng extremely low
neminal the OF drayage they
be able to give satisfaction
Shipments produce madeo their agents viii be forward
ed free of CHARGE for commission.
For information apply at their Offices:
Depot, Liberty street. Pittsburg;
do No. South 18th street. PHILADELPHIA;
do North street, Baltimore; r
No. Astor Place. .a--.-.s
do 1 South William street., New York;
Z do Battery Place,
do 81 Kilby street Boston; ..f..
orto JOHN s. MITCHELL,
ePl3 6m Waterst., Evansville. Ind.
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-%TaOs.IEs ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
. u PRODUCE MERCHANT. AIN STREET The n
iersgne ud pectfu Inform hsfrends and the public
( 4ansve vicinity that havnepur hased the interest
in the late j. 4 W. Reilly he in
the Grocery aud Produce business at the old
lie embraces This Opportunity returning thanks for
effort inertia rontinu
lnce Of the same ie20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
HSOR grinding corn. and all other substances
q requiring grind ng.
Genuine Brand Boiling Cloths, and Betting Of
all widths.
articles at our Cincinnati prices, including freight.
Call R. Monroes Family Grocery, of Oak and
SGeIg4 ieisqtf JAMES BRADFORD co. Cincinnati o.
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JOHN f. CRISP.
O IT A nv PURfT

A the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Roons Fes-
N Buildings, will drawing up Deeds Nort-
and all other writing entrusted dssIF-dM
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MORGAN. KEEN & PREsgeN.

ID EHFuNI IEIftEss.-Pomades, in pots jars and sticks
Hair TONES Eau de Lustrale Bears OIL Rose Oil.
j. Bandoline Curling Fluid. Hair Gloss ete
Shaponing Water Toilet do. Florida do. Eau de Cologne
Water Eerbena Eau de Vemet render
soft and fair we'll Farrg delicate
complexion Extracts the
and 9th Tooth Powders and Tooth Pastes Treas
Mouth and Aromatic egar; Toilet and infant
all the other articles the line Toilet
For sale by NJ. MTELsCH.
novii Firststrset. opposite Post-o6sss,
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rEyNEyA sORENsAN.

WHOLESALE nEALEEs IN GRocEJEs AND LIQUORS, CORNER
ASD VINE sfs. EVAN syILLE, IND.
gHNa und@rsgne have this day formed for
the purpose doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eaving succeeded the buiness of Messrs Ais
How=s purchased tn r stock aud additions make
shall able bargains
FOR CASH any house Evansville; or city in she
Vest 4a5.s r s fEsNE1.
3
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Wag. x. NIcGREW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Oni in the rCrescent City Bank Building.
sTILL faithfully all business entrusted to him
SA my25
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D. s A.pERsON. VI MRRCHANT rAmoR.

ON First hetweeu -datn aud Sycamore,
Il AS OF Cloths, Cassimeres Vest
ings which be is prepared to make mp IN the
sonahle styles and short notice He will warrant
hopes g lorg perienee in the usiHe to be
general satisfaction He has also hand hne
Merino Undershrts and Drawers. with fine shirts,
Collars made in the best with Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call deel6-ti
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SHERWOOD HcUsE.

TIME subscriber has StakeI the above house, and mas
entirely reted and resHrhished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock Ofhorses and car
riages to let.
The stableis large, clean and wellloeated, and good
in attendance Particularattention
will be paid to horses leftwh him for keep
ng and in aIlrespeets, the public, Ia find the Sher
wood House good Hotel jy8-ul J. A. ny khS.
RGUtgONS.-5 cartons handsome white Bonnet Rbboni
Z q a0o pieces Velvet Ribbon, assorted widths;
JAMES Low & CO.,
uov2s dSw 4tS Main street. Louisville KY.
@tINDRIEIS
- $50 rr Warren Needles. assorted uuTahers;
dozen EMS white Linen Cambria Handkerchfs
100 ladies' do do do do;
100 gross fancy colored Agate Buttons;
30 blsek dc do
Received this day and for sale by
nov23-d&w AIS Main ST. Louisville. Ky.
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FREsH OYsTERl
PINE TUWBER

WWTE received the first shipment, and will kaepon
NH for the supply of the celebrated Holt
Motley Oysters SO long and dfavoTahlv known. 49,
oetI3 TENNEY & SORESSON.