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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-13
Vote for Jno. Ingle, Jr.

The candidate offered to the citizens of this
county in opposition to Mr.. DENLY, is our fell
low-citizen Jno. Ingle, Jr. To those familiar
with the history of Evansville, it is needless
reoommand him. His name is identified
with our progress. For years he has been la
boring to advance the interests of Evansville,
and to him, more than to any other one man,
Evansville owes her present envable position.
As an honest man, and never-tiring advocate
of everything connected with and belonging
to Evansville, he deserves the support Of our
citizens, and if elected, we know that Wander
burg county will be nell represented. His in
terests are identified with yours, and he is the
man for whom you should cast your votes
If you are interested in the prosperity of
Evansville, if you admire philosophical
man, and appreciate how much Mr.. Ingle has
done for this place, then go tomorrow morning
and vote for him.
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CANDIDATES.

HARRISON F. KlGER is candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney in this Circuit District
Mr.. SANDERs;-You will please the of
WILLIAM WARREN. candidate for Assessor Pigeon
Township at the October election. oct7-te+
HB-Z EBULoN NJ P. CARTER. of Evansville. is a can
dte Tor Judge OF the Court Common Pleas the Dis
riet imposed of Vanderburgh and Warrck counties.
sep27@
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announoe the name of CHAS. G..
as candidate for County Surveyor at the
ing October election. sep224
s.- We are requested to announce JAMES H. BEN
NETT, of Miersburgh, candidate fer District At
torney. sep22
AIR SAHDERs-Please announce the name of Dr. ALLEN
HALLOCK candidate for the oace of
ensuing October election.
sep2O-te*
Mr.. EDITOR:-Please announce the name of JAMES D
SAUNDERS candidate for County Surveyor the
suing October election sepl3+
Mn EDIroR:-rIease appOunce the name of ALEXAN-
of County Commissioner.
H- We authorized name Of SAAC Ell
KIRKP APklCk candidate for the office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing October election aug2O
candidate the office of County Treasurer the ensuing
October election. y2S JOHN GREEK.
Mr. SANDEKs-Sir: You will please announce my name
independent candidate for the Office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. IL. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce my IS candidate
for Becorder of Vauderbur&h County the ensuing Fall
election subject the decision of the Democratic Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. H. SANDERS. ESQ Please announce my a
didate flee Clerk Vanderburgh Circuit
myl7* LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JOURNAL:I candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
of 9erburgh county at the ensuing
my l2-te W NJ. HOLDEN.
TAN BtPPUS candidate for reelection fer County
Recorder at the October election. sep2
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.

TRIO BONO PUBLICO,
II Every mother should have box in the house
handy in of accidents to the children"
EseddIng's Russia SaIve.
It's Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended by physicians. 1t is sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles, Boils Corns, Feons Chlblains,
and Old Sores of every knd for Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Itch Scad Head Nettle Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples,
q, Nnmendsd by uurses,l Whitlows, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Seurvy, Sore ana Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, LISA most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to by thousands who have used it
in thu city Of BosG nan vicinity for last tnrty years.
In no instance this Salve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made FROM the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russaof
articles growing in thai county-and the proprieOrs
letters from all classes clergy ply scians,
CAPTAINS, nurses, and others who have it them
selves, and recommended to others Readings Russia
Save put large tin boxes stamped the cover
W tn picture OF a house and disabled soldier, which
picture engraved the wrapper. Price %
box. REUDING d Co., Propretors,
KELLER, FAkNSLEY q co AGENTS,
app d&wIy Evansville, Ind.
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ADRsENESFFs sT0Ek,S SALE REAL
ENT TIE.

virtue of order of the Court of Common Pleas Of
AB Nanderbursh county. made at the September Term
1876 of said Court the undersigned WILL as adminstrarix
of the David Stt5 deceased sell public auction
the the Court House the city of Evan vile the
10th November 1856, between the hours IL O'Clock
A. and p " the following de5crib real estate. sit
uated in Vanderburgh county, Indiana wt All that
of bots CID and eight rs in
lIcGary's Enlargement OF the city Evansville. thus
bounded commencing point Piue street in said city,
60 feet north of the alley between lots numbers TWEEN
CID and twentyeigt (2Sl he Eni rgement 4tOre
SAID running said Pine five
and right angles with said
Pi lots Nos 81 and % th alley between
lots Nos rs and q thence south with said alley parallel
with Pine twenty 25 feet and thence said
lots q and place beginning Also. all lots
Pine aforesaid 10 feet from the north
lot No twenty eight (said adjoining the alley divd
ing lots and rum thence north
the line Pine rhe Fourth Enlarge
of Evansvll thence til north line of 10
tweny and twenty eghr the al dividing lots
and tweTt thence along the line said
alley rty Cf0l feet place of beginning.
TaRMS:-One third of the purchase money in cash
third months from the day sale with and
the reatAi third eight months from the day Of sale
with interest Notes with approve security and waving
relief from valuation appraiser laws, viii be
for the credit portion q the purchase money.
ELIZABETH STTTT Admins tratrix.
W0OTSFY NELSON W o
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A WoeD TO THE LADIEs-In recommending to your use
Dr. celebrated stomach Biers, 1t but
tce state stmuant the system, imparting
strength preparatory to periodical stages which
are attended with much and trouble we know
more happily atared to all am cons conse-
Cramps the ach Cholera
lrhus and ailments arising indulgence the
ruit hle 1t is certain and al
remedy. and family should be without
it, Directions the bottle Sold by drI gts and
dealers generally. HALLOCK d -TODDARD.
senii-dSw WOOLNEY & SAWYER.
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PROFITS OF GRAPEs.-In the neighborhood
of Cincinnati there are more than two thou
sand acres in grapes. The profits per acre
average, taking one year with another, about
$500 per acre. The cost Of planting ranges
from 500 to $500 per acre. The expense,
with ordinary land, need not exceed $3.50 per
acre.
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0FBusiness was brisk along Main street on
Saturday. The weather was delightfully."- cool,
and country merchants were selecting their
fall stocks. The citizens along Water street
were astonshed with the sight Of three steam
ers all lying at the levee at the same time
An unusual sight in these last-days
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CO. The hopeless condition Of the Old
Line party, will no doubt induce leaders to re-
sort to fraud to carry the State Ticket through.
With all their Illegal voting they will not be
able to elect Willard, but they can decrease
Morton's majority. From every part of the
State we hear of the doings of Old Line lead
ers, who, frightened at the prospect of a signal
overthrow, are endeavoring to import into
weak townships, men paid to vote for Willard,
and keep all others from the polls. As far as
this city is concerned, we know that the Fill
more men are determined to see fair play. No
Illegal vote can be placed in the ballot box if
Fillmore men do their duty.
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To the Members of the American Party of the
State of Indiana,

The undersigned regarding the election of
the Peoples State ticket Of the highest i'm
portance, not only for the interests and honor
of the State, but in advancing the common
cause of the American party IN the Southern
States. do most respectfully but earnestly urge
upon the friends of Mr.. Fillmore to labor zeal
ously for the success of Mr. Morton and every
other candidate on the Peoples ticket. Let
no one falter in the good work but let our
friends throughout the country know that the
Boosting of the party now in power, is as weak
and imbecle before the people as it has been
in the administration of the affairs of govern
ment. ID. Z. ANTHONY,
Prest. Fillmore Club, New Albany.
JAS. MONTGOMERY,
Treas.
MILTON GREGG,
A. NJ. JACKSON,
Members of Executive Committee.
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CT communication in last Fridays En-
quirer, signed by our good friend John Farrell,
is thus introduced:
Mr. HALL: The editor of the Journal hav-
ing refused to allow the following letter to ap-
pear in his columns, | shall feel obliged by
your inserting it.
Mr. Farrell is probably aware that 'the ed
itor of the Journal" is the individual who Of
fered him the free use of the columns of this
paper to any reply he might wish to make to
a communication which had been published in
the same columns. Therefore, when We say
this same editor, the editor of the Journal, new
er saw any communication written by Mr..
Farrell, and therefore had no opportunity of
refusing it for publication even if he had so
desired, there is a natural conclusion that
Mr. Farrell in the above remark has sought to
take advantage ofan unqualified deception. The
communication was, during our absence
from the city, handed to the young man who
had temporary charge of the paper. In the
article was a single remark which he, the
j Junior thought not entirely proper. He ask
ed it corrected, and would not give his consent
to its publication until some change wer9 made
in the expression. Mr.. Farrell spoke to him
very rudely, and took the communication to
the Enquirer Our substitute acted precisely
right. He had heard US promise Mr.. Farrell
the use of our columns, but he had firmness
enough to prevent Mr.. Farrell or any other
man from abusing them. The inference left
by Mr.. Farrell that a0e had refused him the
use of our columns is entirely gratuitous.
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OrThe little stern wheeler, Princess. after
lying aground for nearly week at French
Island reached Evansville on Saturday morn
inp
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GEORGE SHOEN BERG Err
NEW AEerkHYAL.

NEW ARRIVAL.
TONES AND j w ELRY.
w have lust ree-ved stock of Watches and
welry. consisting of all the different beau
ui styles variety lowest Eastxrn
article warranted represented. We would call
special attention of Fine Gold Silver
untiAg and open taee Watches which will sell at
low figures Also large lot of Gold. Silver, steel
Common spectacle suit of all ages The public
generally and ladies in particular. invited TO call
and examine stock BITTR0LFF & SONS.
sep30 Main, between First nd second streets
COFFEE-ls1 bags prime Baltimore. rec'd per railroa
~ and Tor sale W sep30 GEO. bSTER q co.
CTAR CANDI.EE.-25 boxes Proctor Il Candles. full
- weight, for sale by sep30 GEO. FOSTER q co.
eSOAP AND CANDLES.-iOO boxes No. Soap and
sePso GEo. FOSTER & CO.
AIT-250i bbls No j Kanawha; also $500 Alum
- Salt 70 sala by GEO. FOSTER & CO..
sep30 Agents kanawha Salt Company.
TOBACCO boxes virginia lust reed per
4 railroad and for sale by oet3 PRESTON j. BROS.
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GooD.-Hon II. S. Lane said in his Battle
Ground speech that Mr.. Cass' opinion of the
bogas Kansas laws, was " a spasnaodjc effort Of
accidental honesty"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So this place, line insertions
iue three times; 80 line week. dis
ton Ion
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HAVE opened for the 4atien of the citizens
81 Evansville, Meat Shpp. between Lo-
Gust and Main. where be found all times III finest
Meats. will also keep this winter fine lot OF Sausage
Meat which of FIST quality. Call aud
anime for yourselves.
oet1 Ind GEORGE SHOENBERGER-
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NEyy ADVERTISER


TIES.
soc; three times,
one week 81 80; weeks, 81 month 81; three
months 81 months SO; one year 55 Dseounto on
rr advertise Cards of six lines under. s.
mum No charge marriage death religious notices
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED that the owners lots Nos and 2s. in block
" No !, Eastern Enlargement bordering hestbUt
Nos. 2 g. I, g. 4 s. 10 in
block NJ Enhancement fronting Eighth street and
u.s. I6 IL 49, 81 % "a 25 IS block No
Enlargement fronting 9Th street also lots Ms q
f. Q. 10 II. H. and 3, block Enlarge
fronting 9Th also lots 2 B. f. and g. block
No Eastern En- largement, fronting Oherry street.
L. g, 10. IL. ~ IL and IA, in block No 2.
Eastern fronting Cherry plank
laid along said lots whatever
of the tia be bordering the streets within
ubicaon this notice; and there
ofthe Street COMMISSIONS directed proceed Ind per-
work. expenses accr4ing thereby;
will be collected by sale of said
much will satisfy said lien and BY
Common Coun il WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
Volksiprte copv
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FARES:

Evansville
80 a NJ, on whiek local passengers will be taken
or any information through Tickets. apply the
transportation Office head locust street
"nSE!Iie. ~, 1el4 j. j. DANIELS. Sup't.
Oarion and Henderson Patriot take other
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no THOSE WISH TO FEED THE
TTULTETEJD DE.

TO THOSE WISH 'EO FEED THE
NTULEETE DE.
EbR0POSALS bids will be received st the Secretary
office until Saturday Tor shet and the right
sell Refreshments the Fair ground during the Fair. No
intox ieaing drinks will be allowed on the
p. H0RNBROOK. Secretary.
oct1o-tt C & H
RbUTNAM fo- October, Household Words for October;
Schoolellow 0eteher Spirit Of the Times.
ceiyed AMI for sale by ootlo hoBFLl LISTER
LESLEssS WRITING Paper
EEIN K note paper; Green note pa"er;
Il Violet note paper; Yellow note paper;
Buff paper; Pink letter PAPER;
Yellow letter paper; Fancy Envelopes. for sale at
octI0 D0BEf L & LISTER.
WATOODEN WARE
RT 50 doZ ass d red and blue Buekets
5 do Cedar BHekets Is doZ ass'd Wash Tubs;
y nests q eaeh) Tubs; 10 nests Is each) do;
10 do ass d Cedar Tubs; 25 do Wooden 10 wis;
doz Trays; doz ass'd Ghurna;
ass Cedar hurns; 2eases ped Buckets
just d and for sale at Cincinnati prieec by
sep23 z. II. COOK 6 SON.
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NOTICE To Bah md COFFEE HOUSE

NOTICE TO BAR tND COFFEE HOUSE
KEEPERS.
TUESDAY the 18th inst being the day appointed for
til election Of State and Comfy officers, hereby re-
auor is allied may kept closed that day. rom he
honrs o. o'clock till O'Clock NJ. and that the
owners abshmen5s will ref TO dispense any
qror order that dsturbaLe &c may
oct13-te i HIN HFwsoN. Mayor
EVAN~VILLE AND GRAN FuRusVIt.I-E R. Il.
NOTICE TO Ss GCE ESQ !. ID KkS.
a FINA adjustment of nteres at the Iate OF aht per
"A per annum has made all the pad up
this Company the LIST Sept ut. stockholders VIII
cali once of he Company. and reeeive cir
cerfca OF stoch for the BY rder Of thu card
oct13-2m l&w Secretary
NEW HEAT SHOP.
TENE undersigned has eab ished nj at shop on Locust
l. j door above tie Sherwood House, where can
all choicest He has secured tie
Mr. E. MOsley. rxperien need stock dealer
who will keep the shop constantly supplied with the
market affords. oot3-Gw WM. ENRICH
sp FOXES W. R. Cream Cheese just rec per Rail
e6 - road by oct18 T. H. COOK SON.
B6bAas LBS sugar Cured dried Beef
for sale by 4. II. COOK & SON.
NOTICE.
living to my prior .Uts elsewhere will not
~ be ate Pianos in this city, until the 24h Of
October when will be on HAND. - = -
OctII-5tsd GEO W. WARREN
GUST RECEIVED
- 400 gross Matches; bbls CamphOr Eumj
3 bbIs Ginger bbs Epsn alt;
Indigo hest quality 3tieree- Ma anish Float
5 eases Sc snOriee; 10 box Extrsc LVA DOC;
bbls Chald; btls Sal bur, or sale law by
OetI1 TENN ~ y SORENSON.
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q CsT q ECi2IV ED by II AiLIOAD.-
- 20 bis Tanners oils % box Ink;
p box papered Nalartaus; 20 % pHpered Soda;
10 DO Corn Starch eookng 10 do Extract Lemon e0okp
4 eases Soar fancy: 20 hox Fig Blue;
10 baskets olive Oil; Il boxes Olive Oil;
so doz Toy Buckets; 20 kegs Soda;
% eases Brandy very fine: 20 boxes Clothes Pins;
20 bds Half Bushys b. Wood Boxes in nest;
e's Wood Bx's Bale 2 in MT; 5 bbls God Faucets
80 h Chewing Tobacco; bhls Putty in baddoTs;
British Lustre; eases Cigars
p doz Jute Bed Rope; p doz Jute Clothes Lines;
10 blies Gloves; 10 bags PImento;
10 bags Pepper, for salelow by
0ceI
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NWT ANTED immediately fifteen carpenters work p
E5 miles from Henderson. the henderson Nash
vile Railroad. Apply to P. SEMoNIN & CO.. As't.
7-lWd YEATMAN d PALMER.
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PLATED WARE.

FSNHE undersigned have Just received
Z heavy Plated Table. Tea. Salt. Mustard and Suga
Spoons. Soup les. Cream Ladies. Butter Knives.
warranted of superior quality and work manshp Havn
received these goods direct from the manufacturers
enabled to sell them at very low prices.
BITTROLFF g. SONS.
Main bet. and q streets.
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MILTON GREGG,

Members of Executive Committee.
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g tOFFhf1.-Prime Rio Gomez from New Ork, receives
~ } RAILROAD and for sale by
PRESTON L BROS.
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AUTHORIZATIONS NNrECE

COR POkAE NOTICE.
AkDEKED. That the of Lot No 2. hIocE
" So, Eastern of the city of Evansville
cause the be brought the city grade within ter
lays after the pubca ion this notice. and in default
Of the Oommiss directed perform said worh
and the costs and aceruing Will ee
and collected by sale of much there1f as VIII
satisfy said lien and BY order Of the Council
sep27-I0t WELL II. W WALKER City CLERK.
Volksbote copy ten days. SKI
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EUST Reviewed.
- 400 gross Matches;
) bbls Ginger pure;
5 cases Indigo hest quality;
) asses Sc snOriee; l
3 bbls Chald;
Ogtil
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EVAN-VILLE AND DRAW F,RUsVIiLE r.

6bWING my prior engagem=U elsewhere, will =
~ be atle Pianos in this city until the Ath
October when l will be on HAND. -
octlI-5tsd GEO W. WARREN
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EVENING SCHNOE

EVENING SCHOOL.
<tONNEN cling ON Monday Sept 29th in the School
u Room adj dining McCareT's Church. on Sec
street. School every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday AMI
Friday eveLing. commencing att O'Clock.
For full particulars qgfe of me at the School keom
sep27-u THUS EEDMoND..
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3 bbls CamphOr Cum;
: bbis Epsu alt;
?; 3tieree- Maed IS anish Float;
10 box Extrsc Lv. OoG;
5 blls SUR hur, or sale law by
TENN rY u SOREN SON.
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EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
FENHE Stockholders the above mentioned Company will
Il their ,fice the 18th The business be-
fore the meeting VIII he the election of Directors
during the ensuing year. G. G. KEATS.
Pr sident.
LOOK All THIS
HTLOUR Bran and Shorts at Wholesale and retail de-
q livered tree of charge, by JOHN BURIIS,
Oct6 Main street. Opposite State Bank
BLANKETS.
TENH undersigned having the manufacture of
n Blankets, their mill Il Dexter, New
pared all Blankets low they be pur
with the addition of freghts
fill orders o any amount at shortnOtice.
Wekeep hand good 81, 10 f. ll-4, l24
Super Family 81 nkets
Heavy Negro Blankets
and hite Saddle Blankets &C., &C., to which
invite the attention of the trade.
oet6 J. II MAGHEE co.
BRREss GOODe.-We have received a lar<e
NJ Ladies Dress Goods of all kinds which offer very
ch4ap. oet6 II MAGHEE & co.
80 - PCS PIalu widths, Just and
IN 90 sale very low by ee6 j II MAGHEE CO.
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"a % BOXES Hamburg Cheese;
az - 50 do Engli Daily, fer sale by
sepZ9 TENNEY & S0RENS ON.
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BuAWnURG iHEEs E.--Z5 boxes very choice quality
q q sale ty Is. GiLBE RT & Co.
Sycamore Watcrsts.
sS Az {ANUllts.-Z5 boxes all ful weight
- candles, sale y S. L. GILBERT d co.
octS syeam street.
EHUNN BAGS -I5 Geo heavy 90 bushel Q sal by
- oct8 GILBERT & CD Sycamore street.
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DRUG STORE.
HAR.J J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock OF
80 Medicines opened sale by Crawford Bell few
desires call the attention of the public.
particularly physician and merchants eOmin to this city,
MAKE purchases to this assorH ent which will be
sanity receiving Il Eastern cities. and
which will sold low he afforded by
establishment the West Nc 3. Washington Block
Buildings. sep29-tf
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NEW EsJ0EAS.
FEHE Hills Shatemuc author of the Wide Wide
a EeTl4. Just out.
Never late Mend. by the author of Peg Wellington
and Chart johnson. Just out.
My Courtship and its Consequences by Wikof.
New supply OF Dred
Leslie's Gazette of Fashion, for October.
Fasqurtles French
Pitcher Physical Geography just reed and for sale
Oct7 &
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MADAME MORROW CLAIMS TO BE THE MOS

m wonderful asroogist In the world hat been
Known the seventh daughter Of the seventh DAUGHTER
Who also great astrologst have natural gift 70 tell
and future events of life have
sands during my travels in Europe viii tell whether you
married single, and how many times are 10 bc
future husband and will you 10 be specify married
and viii enjoy the greatest happiness OF bliss
and good luck through whole life will also
likeness Of absent friends and relations and viii tell
al the Of life that cannot help being
No charge not satisfied. Gentlemen admitted No
" BIoOus sIest, between Cannon Ard Columbia
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SEGARa.

,keH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE sEoA
~ almost every grade. nj less than marfet ray
stock OF over million; also lcp boxes superior IAN
6ac. Cssh advances made ON seear,,vvar,
HAVANA sRGARs NEW CROP, JUST
IL per Blsct -wsrrior-ConcsAa c.esnsA
to- wandering Jews, londres. r. 0uteres
cas-, &c, BY he 100 o. loo ga NM.