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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-24
GOODS! GOODS!!!

We are now receiving and opening
direct from Philadelphia, large and
splendid stock of Dry Goods, which we
will sell at such prices as will com
mand the attention of every body, Our
stock was selected by NJ. D. Keith,
with great care, at the best houses in
the City, and we hatter ourselves that
we have as fine, handsome, and fash>
ionable goods as ever was brought to
this market. Give us call before buy
ing elsewhere. We take this occasion
to return our thanks to our customers
for past favors, and solicit a continuance
Of their trade.
J. II, s. M. d. KEITH.
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THE FOLLY OF RASHNESS ::
OR, THE POLICY OF DELIBERA--
TIoN-"sLEEP ON IT,

There is scarcely an individ-
nal who has attained to years of
maturity, who cannot point out
some sad error or indiscretion,.
as the result of haste or precipi-,
tation. All who have reached
The middle age of life, or who
have gone beyond it, will be still
more impressed, on reflection,
with the folly of rashness and
the policy Of deliberation. The
sober second thought is always
far more reliable than the first
impulse; and according to the
old adage, we should think twice
before we speak once. But there.
are few, except among the cool,
the cautious, the meditative and
The hesitating, who pursue this
course. The multitude, in a
general sense, are too fast
They not only speak thought
lessly, but they act rashly, and
Judgment is pronounced when
only one side of a story is heard
and opinions are formed before
h aIf the facts are ascertained.-
And thus it frequently happens,
that character is misunderstood,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-24

either againts good taste or kind
feeling. They may see the er-
ror Immediately after, and re-
gret it. But it is often difficult
fully to atone, while the wound
thus inflicted may ranl<Ie for
years. Nay, a word Improperly
or unfitly spoken, or a remark
thoughtlessly and harshly made,
has impaired theprospects,
If not ruined the fortunes, of its
imprudent utterer. The rash,
the hasty, and the inconsiderate
are not only false to themselves,
but to others. They are always
distrustedand feared, for no one
can tell at what moment they
may commit some error of decd,
and thus involve themselves and
their friends in difficulty or dis
honor. Indeed, the. rash, the
hasly, and the passionate, are.
not suited to any post of great
responsibility. They cannot
control themselves, and are,,
there fore, not qualified, either
to guard, the lives or portect the
the fortunes of others.
Jersey Blue.
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Rangers Notice.

Taken up by Robert G. Martin, liv.
ing six miles South of Pamela, one dun
Bull, about four years old, with an un-
derbit in the right ear; no other marks
perceiyable. Appraised at eight dol~
lars.
Taken up by Alfred Carter, living
seven miles South of Panola, one red
Steer, with smooth crop offthe right
ear, crop and slit in the left; no other
marks or brands perceivable. About
three years old and appraised at six
dollars.
d.. GOFF, Ranger.
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tiidI representations are Clf-
culated, and that calumnies are
passed from lip to lip. Only a
few days since two merchants
OF this city were conversing i'm
an animated strain, upon an inn
portant matter of business, One
became somewhat excited, ard
made a rash remark, which end
ed the argument, and at the
same time rendered it impossi-
BILE for hm to renew the subject,
unless he should make an apol-
Ogy with humiIiating eonces-
sions. He discovered his error
in an instant, butt was too late.
The parties separated, and are
not likely to be brought again
together on amicabIe terms for
months, if for years. But oc-
currences of the kind takeplace
daily. Hasty remarks and rash
conclusions have been the bane
of thousands. There are some
individuals who rarely mean
what they say. They talk wildly
and extrayagantly, make all
sorts of promises, which they
neither never intend, or do not
possess the ability to perform.-
They do not reflect sufficiently,
OF they attach too little import
ancet to words But rashness and
indlscretion may be seen in al
most every phase of life. How
many enter into the bonds of
matrimony without due investi-
CATION of themselves or their
companio2s--without a proper
appreciation of disposition -
without an adequate considera-
ton of all the responsibilities
without, in brief, conceiving all
the obligations and solemnities
of tie that is to last for life
Alas for the domestic discord,
the hollow hypocrisy, the misery
and the crime that are produced
by this description of rashness 7
The heartless wretch, too, who
first deceives, and then betrays
and abuses: who wins and en-
snares by the assumption of a
false character, and then star
ties and horrifies by the disclo-
sure ofmany determines, should
be held among the vilest of the
vile, the basest of the base, and
be treated accordingly. The
error, however, with too many
of the gentler sex, is, to enter
into "the holy state of matri-
mony'' thoughtlessly andrashly,
and without due deliberation as
to all the possible consequences.
But there is scarcely an impor-
tant act of life that is properly
considered by the multitude.
Haste and impatience are char
acteristic of our nature. We
are either tempted to commit
follies by the persuasion of 9th
ers, or by an eager spirit within
"a spirit, too, that we cannot
or will not restrain. How many
are there who are rash ofspeech,
either by habit or constitution
Scarcely day goes by in which
they do not commit some offence
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4 He SOULS APPEAL.

have not wealth to crown thy brows
With precious wreaths of pearls;
may not bind the diamonds light,
Within thy glossy curls
! have not gold to purchase robes
From India's mystic loom,
cannot bring the foreign plants,
Of gorgeous costly bloom.
My home is not where fashion dwells,
In halls of FURNISHED gold,
Nor yet, beneath the ivied roof
OF kingly castles old;
I've but simple forest cot,
Hung Ger by whispering trees,
Where golden sunbeams pause to rest,
Amid the downy leaves.
Yet have dared to kneel to thee,
Though humble born, and poor,
I'll give to thee the truest heart,
That ever maiden wore!
Oh, give to me but thy sweet love-
lis all my spirit Graves;
I'll lean around thee as the shore,
Leans round the beating waves,
For thy sweet sake I'll labor on,
Till fame shall wreath my brow,
And wealth and rri!e before my shrine,
Their naughty heads shall bow!
And thou shalt lay thy tender form,
Upon my heart to rest
My soul would rise with manly strength
With Mee upon my breast.
Thou wilt lie mine! | know-1 feel,
| read it in thine eye,
And my hearts vow is heard and known
And registered on high
For thee I'll brave the roughest Storm,
And love the hardest fate
IF thou art near to cheer me on,
My spirit noble mate.
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.NOTICE!t

All persons indebted to the late firm
Of CLARKE & CALDWELL, who do not
come forward and pay up their accounts
and notes, will be sued.at the next term
of the Circuit Court. This is fair war;
ming, so don't complain when the Off
Ger of the law calls on you. The part
nership expired on the lst day OF Jan
uary last, and it is time our busines
was closed up.
CLARKE & CALDWELL.
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Jared E. Kirby. Upon opening
the matters Of this bill and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the court that the
defendent Jared E Kirby, is a nonres-
ident ofthe state Of Mississippi, and be-
yond the limits thereof so that The or
dinary process oflaw cannot be served
upon him: 1t is therefore ordered by
the court that unless said defendent
shall appear before this court in the
town Of fernando on, the 18th monday
in June 1856 and Plead answer or de-
mur to said Bill Of complaint, the sever
al allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed and a decree rendered ac-
cordingly: 1t is further ordered by the
court thata copy of this order be pub
lished in the Southern Star, a news
PIPER prin ed,and published in.the coun-
ty of. Panola. and state of Mississippi.
for four weeks sucessively and another
copy posted on the court house in the
Town of Hernando.
JNO J. WILLIAMS
.Clerk& Master.
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BLANKS. FOR SALE AT THIS
OFFICE.
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The State of Mississippi
Desoio County,
Special Term March cath
1855.
Samuel Y. Caldwell, adm
of John j. Caldwell decd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-29
TEN CENTS PER WEEK
A4 S.gA84 NO XFfF9
NUMBER RYA146.r

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instant of the discovery, and before the rascaIs.
fully comprehended their involvement. the
Doctor shouted in Spanish, .'Bravot the capital
adventure, Colonel; form your line for the
chargeR' al ndsdown they went upon the ene-
my; Kane and his gallant kentucky charger,
ahead. 49,
Understanding the principle that sends a
tallow-candle through a plank, and that the
momentum of body is its weight multiplied
byits velocity, he dashed through the opposing
force and turning to engage after breaking
their line, he found himself fairly surrounded,
and two Of the enemy giving him their special
attention. One of these was disposed Of in
an instant by rearing his horse, who, with .
blow Of his fore foot, foored, his man; and,
wheeling suddenly, the Doctor gave the other
a sword wound, which opened the external IL
lac artery, and put him ioys de c0naBut1 This
subject Of the Doctor s. military surgery was
the young Alaximihan. Tie brief melee ter
minated with cry from the Mexicans, 1--WE
surrender" Two of the officers made dash
for an escape; the Doctor pursued them, but
soon gave up the chase. When he returned,
he found the raffians preparing to massacre the
As he galioped past the young o..
fcer whom he had wounded, he heard him
cry. "Senior, save my father" A group Of
The guerrilla guards were dashing upon the
Afexicans, huldled together, zwith-theif. lances
n rest. He threw himself before them-one
IF them translixed his. horse, another gave
lim a severe wound in the groin. He killed
he first lieutenant, and blew a part of the Col
,nel's beard off with the last acharge of his,
six shooter; tAen5 graphing with him, and US
ng his fists, he brought the party to tors.
The lives Of the prisoners were saved, and the
Doctor received their swords. AS soon at,
Zen. Gaena could reach his son, who lay assa
title distance from the scene ofthel last strog-
,le the Doctor found him sitting by him, re-
ewing his last adieus.
Shifting the solder and resuIning the sur
-con, he secured ofhea artery, and put the
Wounded men in condition. to travel. The
got up for the OCCASION contained at
nee the wounded Maximilian, the wounded
econd lieutenant, and the man that had pre-
jared them for slow travelling, himself on his
litter, from the lance wound received in defense
f his prisonersi ssz1 6 81 .s.sss 3 5oa d
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ID istgFU EFS gsSs-Pomaaes pots. Jars aud sticks;
Hair goaics as Gaude Lustrae. Bears, oil. Rose oil
Macsssar % ~ BandoRe Cgrling Fnid. Hair Gloss
Shempeping Water Toilet DO Florida do Eau de Cologne
Layenar Nater Nerhena, Eau vine de Neet render
ing tbe skin soft aud fair. well am delicate
seate hOs the pexon ztraots Hand keTehief
ubR's and 9th Tooth P0wders Tooth
of the ou and Arouate vi egair; Toilet and Infant
PaEdars and a the other articles the line Q Toletuse
Fer sale h54a1 assrass 5r ara4 NJ. hIELsCu
noylsae sGEal p First street, opposite Host-ofiee.
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a hEAF fsFr14f
$50 sFaa@s L e e II &c " q r L NJ G..
@tYftH He have purchased the stock
~ A. Drugslnd heiictnes Of q N u. Miller a Co, and
lntsnd he Drug bustness Mt the kno W
stand of aler t Farnsey IA Water under
the arm of LEIGH & VerIing. rTFr ss se-rss-s u
CHARLES Leich oflhe fsa hopes he isfavorahly known
TO the pnblic.-aaying been engaged in Mr. Crawford
BeIi's the last hye years Peter VerIing ofthe
aame Or haxiag be the present store
SAD Three years htfers himself with having the conf
denee eff aid ustomei s. go - sss,.fl.,
s6ra es and defines and aope by this aad by
asiness nd by low prieesto aerita
abarai both ffonn old and customersfi
-4s1F- " Etsf~ = ssa#r# 5lCHARI4ES REICH.
Snna5.lv- eE@sr 's ~A'~As PETER VERBINGf.
MM OHsTs FisrD.-tvsh have 81 supply Of Hay. Corn All
no VII = - s GRANT A. cARseyss
E&lmz ESEEEH% - sssss
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m Corner. OF Main and water streets.
IsENNsYLvANIA RAILAO.D


sFf Ia erslgned having bsbn
4 pointed geI the above Counpa- EeR
sssa1 ~ ny in thseity would in form shI p
e->- -. pers, merehantsa and the, puLlie@
generally. that r Leeeh George larris and George
Black laee OF ID. Leteh Co.. and Thenas s. Garke,
CLARK 1hsw.' under the firm OF
tl's --s+ - EEECEa q CO.. 12ales > #sss4J
Are by 9pp0n special eonsignees and ppm
4 the PennsyyAna 6Alroad Company They have
elsed al the principal shipping points
aud prepared receipt thr0a
York Boston Phiiadelha and Baltimore, all western
cities and from all iJirs
Atlantic seahoard ny way he Pennsylvania Ralroad
The paTtner direct thsir whole attention
and fae tiles shipping and without
the ray and ter charges by arrange
me mt With the Railroad company teir enoeiy low
nemnal oyer he drayags they hope
be able 70 gives taetisn - ft- TrS4a4 ts- a5a5
bipH produce a6e 70 their agents will be EaId-
ed free Of charps tor commission.
For information appiyst their ofiees gll
Depot. Liberty street Pittsbnrg
do No. South I3thstreet Philadelphia;
do Nertn street BaltimOre; s71gs rs--ssr-s 81
No. 2 Asyer Place.
Il do 2 .Sopth " ifliam street. New York;
do S Batt. Place.
= do 81 Kalby street, Boston; 1- S Z -
Or to JOHN s. MITCHELL.
.ePis fm Il 6re fsgr Waterst.. Evansville Ind
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E4TE have received new stock Of Watches
w. Clocks Jewlry and silver altOge ther the finest
aud offered in this city and which he
enables Fel at gure
We have goia and hHntine and
watches from the haest down teeesp st arele; golc
and chains ade' and gents breast pins
scale lain Tings ear drops snd rings guard
sOl keys article line fbusines
a variety - stg1e and price ~
We have as5 made arran g Tneuts by which viii he
eabtdays and thirty hour clocks ireet from the factory
whoe=al- retail, low they be
purc sed estern
BtrTRsLFF & SOUS. Main ST.. net. Istaud I'd.
N. B-EvQry article solliAour es abshment warranted
co he represented.s7 81 y. 81 s.
I'D gold silve atthe highest price, taken IN exenage
forj
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VOLUME VIII.
MISCELLA ANEOUS.


T@ THn CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
s.qMH H I'm IA Ch b AND ILLiNUIS.
@AS D. SAUNDERS UivIl 81 gneer having taken u his
ew abode in ths city Of Evansville would respectfully
ths citizens southern portion India.4
Keatak and flinois that he is prepared
HpecEe4i0hs and Etima OF work of description
Laad. Rad Turnpike Plank other Roads,
yeereneat Of Rivers for n.vigltion puIpo es, etc.
Teetimonials of ability l.. B. Wilson, Esd Chief En-
gaesr Of the New Albany aad Sem RAlroad Judge Hughes
- Dioeriagton lnd GeOrge O. Dunn bedford Ind, n
= Wilson. O y Eagaser Of New Albaay, Ind and H. G.
Moore. ESQ, chet Engineer of the e. l. and Srsight
Line Rsilrs I'd, can be seen aPPlieasion. mh2oly
ksnalisssnsrs aTENNEY6z sORENsONr 20
wM0GHaALE DBALERs Chocolates And LI@UoRss coRSEk
~ WARES AND viSE sTs.s EVANSVILLE. IND ass-
VWNHE undersigned have this termed
the psrpose of DONG wholesale Grocsry Liquor
Aunes having succsedsd the business Messrs
Hsvss purchased their stock and made additions make
goa CASH. any house in Evansville city IN the
jan3 ansse srsFsyE.s-srs gr5f7- = s, soRENSON.
esstsEra CO-PAKTNERSEHIP
FFNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partReF
ship under the style and firm of GEO. Fo sTeR & Co
BHsinssS and have erected that purpose
large and spacious Fire-prOof Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
CrTwfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise. gr--ss - y
They will give special Consignmeas. either by
River, Raiiroad Canal Waggons, and will forward
promptly AT the lowest rites t- 5l-s-E - $50
They VIII give nersona attention to the purchase or
sale OF Produce Groee ries arket and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast ofthe firm will be in the South during the
Winter. 5at q - :
Theyhope by unremiied attention merit and share
the public patronage. . NJ. W. FOSTER.
~ ir5aezsF As@s.aa = GEO. FOSTER,
daeIA a1&#H ua w. NJ. AIKHAN. i
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sEyANsVuLE AND NEW HARMONY FRI
isAEaF AI4il LINE

s~Ss - On aRd alter Saturia ay.-Fu!y lst, the un
&z-aA dersgnedwin run a TRI- WIKI LISEo
stage Coaekes aa'ab
Leaving Eya1svile. Mondays. Wednesday, and Frday's
ats clock a. "a returning leaves New Harmony
day Ehnrsdsy and days att O'Clock
Ihe lire win all stocked with good
comfortable Coaches. trsty careful
made with regularity dispatch AL orders
transportation Of packages, &c promptly and carefully
tended to- - 80 Asss7sa Faass1 = sfa5as
other busih apply tthe oce Liv-
sale Stble Baeuststree House
Person seaFis their names
secure prom attention. sa ~ s=E K. H. De GARMos
-e29-tf - - ss& a-3-leszF
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MAIEH RiiPAIRINa.

1900 " ATEH Rf1I'AEISINts. 1EE szia- trsse
baving the above busDe
y in Evansviile hmseIfvith the hopezthat his
xperianee AMI sk all ptioDs measuring
machinery trial. he found worthy THE ter joB
resi- ens eitEens o. secit butasO ofthOse
sOrlpr serevraauahien vie =.
TIis shep Is at Post ofee where he be fetT all
CFFIcE tioBRs mySi 18fE8IgE4gT .a Il. II. GATES
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VWTHITE LEAD.-I0e kegs Pure for sale by,s -,
w noy27 - ORE. DALZELL & co.
.Ss-s {. = = = gE W0yAS,s 5---------77-

SHE an4erssued hss removed his ailoTiue Est lf-
a Immediately opposite the Pres
terian Church. in 6he office wi III Dr. " NOOd. herba
would he glad to see all hi4 eldepstemers ana goey
her OF sn1 wouid berpleaseS them i
anything in line such coats pants shirtss draw
'etp orderGn TIE si9rt st possible nofire
Thank full for patfavr wonoost resreetfHll, solicit
coutinanee of the the hands OF att eral public
-ap4f sFe 81 j h. Il LMS.
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1CTNCINN

NEXOx q C0OpM
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLSB OoKAND
-tt s4- -rerF-s -.r,f AEMS PAPER a.
PLATNER & SMITHS - r-r-5t--Fs &
t1 A Il is N X Il o O * Papse II ;5stss.-
~SNlTII * PETERS CUT CARDS 3 lard SHEETS
LigIli bodysS Book and News Enlz
MAD RIVER MILLS ST RAWi BOARDS. etc.. ETC.
SALES ROOMS. n & 10 WALNIT STREET, T.
1CINCIEN ATT. O. i
Where they every variety OF paper city
aeonntry and the materials employed in its
ctur hest - eista4a-a - A34Fttfl fllee54 -E8
aa-l .esgHa fdrice paid for Rags. b - sep46m
GEORGE W. DAY 4. BROWN MArLACK
DAY * malta OK ~
WHOLE SALE EALERs IN -
afilif1o DRY GOODS, I'd
e s+H3ge,4aa No.sysPEAk kL srh M MeI .,,>, =, "a
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suspeadsrs vhss asa loisred Spool cottons. white
eolorsd drab Linen Threads.
salosed sewing silk lack and dae Eists black ~hte
soiared Cation whsts Tapes. Lf1ea
soiered bonnet back aad eotored
Rihbena black Silk Yelv do; Side ruee Pocket Ivory
auA E-xiish w-hor1 Eihs adt Dressing an
siate Rsaqils Peass Psa5 AelleF EHxelepes Msnor
Paper rapping Go
SEWING araihs ard Setsg whtte 1ad Japan
Hooks and Eve. SEsnsb do. PdrEs-
Pins Pound AMI Hair do Thirfas rats
shirt Blttons: C0t aspensr
Stops Shavng Brushes aai Boxes 81 sps
Percussion Caps Hat and Water prof dc 81 tes wA.ers
avs ~ MORGAN. KEEN & .PRRsFoN.
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.ap.roT aftcie q Graham and Brown
! - B1OEkfsANe KEEN q PtEEtSEUN.. 81
JOBBERS OF FFOREfGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
( Notions, Hats, Caps, Es0nneIs

- - raaa 49, sac > y
TTAyEnex on hand afss t2ss and ge9erAI assortment
A of Dry y. eds u the best STILES OF
Faaey friuts;
Aame aud blue and tiack and white solid
fblAck apdaaey eoor ng ane FEsneh sOld and hured
riekiags sleaehsd aad
shirt lrils Ead and heavy brown
wAksaEns Uanlbries Overcoatngs Sati-
Twees. Ky blak an fancy Casslaeres black
bury spotted eachei and Cotton FlsBReI
plaid "a and bdsheI Stark MilsN heat Rags
siagie and seamless 3agging 70 Canvass Paddng
ssias brown oands blaek silks Florenee do. ,srsss
apron ledo ia Checks. rich
eoorsd fsney Woulsn Goat tin .t4 Wheat
and Baggug. Plaid Gnghams. eiAin ard brgh rich
and fItmsop De Laines, ers tns Chilli
Hfaek Afpaeaxs eoiored plain
VeSe aud whe Bed ana Sa Idle Blankets De-
mma Irish Lneas Cotton Oil %~itk Linea Handker
chiefs black eoord Sill Cravats bingham Co.
worted an Cotton cofored Table Covers Piano do
WHITE GOODS sy-,s,-r s.-ssssv I
Swiss and Null Maslins. Bishop and yfctoria Lawns plain
and plaid CAmbries aud all prices
SHAWLS.rt .g ssssists.E $40 Z
plain ans eubrofdered Long ShawIs.
inches: aud small plaid 90 do black
Cashmere scarlet.
NAzareue blue lain and Sha Is
80 ,Ts~.--s7fg HOSIERY AND CLIO YES a
II whits black. grey mixet Caton Hose: black
white Alpaca PrussaH blacS and
arAsan ngrain blnek Spun SIX Jos Misses white
mixei slate Hose mixed Lambs sooi do
chi dren's pain AMI plaid WOODEN Hose
white Cotton Half Hose: grey Merino
whita baeks colarHd Cattoh Gloves: plain
emhr0derea Lise rhreaA do. ash.rs Do
silk ned do: blue. black and coiorsd Silk aaaikid do
en- Gloves: 'swhite Fioves Lis
Thread do Wolen do-B do. Bu;kskin do
Buckkn Cloth etoyss Cotton AMI Lsle fhres
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t CINCINN i'FI PAPER WAREHOUSE
FNE4E Wholesale Paper DeaeTs invite the
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-29
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