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Orange and Pine Apple Wine.-A young
chemist Of Cuba, named Peyronnet, has
discovered ? process Of making wine with
The juices ofthe orange and pine apple, a
delightful IN favor and equal in quality a,
Champagne. He has already made con.
tracts for large expectation Of this article
70 Europe. .asgdaseg aas eaos
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From the Seat II War.

The French had blown up Fort St.
Nicholas, 1t Sevastopol, and the London
Times says that this act makes the demoli.
ton Of the town complete.
AsIA.-Large bodies Of the Allied troops
wero concentrating at Erzeorum.
Tho Russian Army in Asia had also re.
ceived reiniorcements. siia a9
The BALTIc.-Russia continued ener.
geticaily to make preparations for defence
ii the Baltic. f ch saa 55
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

11vitay.-The wives Of two clergymen
1t Worcester, Mass, Mrs. Horace James
and Mrs. Geo. Bushnell, have given birth
to i've children between them within the
last fortnight i5
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

A Woman Of Fan,ily.-Dianosa Sal.
viati, who lived in Florence some 800
years ago was the mother Of 50 children,
Of whom never less thau three were pro.
,duced u birth. .ss5 .'''..
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

~ OF al the lille which love brings
leaiou.y is one 6r which women have the
least sympathy. H
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

Cure for Rattlesnake Bites.-Dr. Pref.
lyman. Of Portland. Oregon, says,- Take
the yolk Of a good egg. put it in 2 tsacup,
stir in as much, salt gas will make il thick
enough not to run of, and spread = plaster
and apply it to the wound, and will on.
sure your life for =. sixpense." The Doc.
tor says that he has had a number d
cases, and never knew il to fail. se.54
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13
Succession Sale.
TATE OF LOUlSIANA-PAkl'a
NJ Of TEEREBONNE.

In the name and BY the authority Of the I'm
District Court, sitting in and for the Parish !. ms
there viii b offered for sale q Public Auetos, n
BoU.s, Sheriff, in and for the Parish Of Ts's'
Monday the 24th day II Nasse' ~
At II o'clock, A. NJ, the following property see
said succession, to-wit: .,.s 81
E "a / BUGGY and HARNESS
SADDLE and BRlDLE,
TRUNDLE BED-STEAD and bkDDiN"'
ri / ARMOlR a W 9 "a
BUREAU; -. 900
BARREL or FLOUR;
~ LOT OF SUGAR and COFFEE;
HIDE BOTTOM CHAIRS. and bUSHs.''
HOE, SPADES, DEMuOHxS ssd JUGS;
LOT OF SALT. .-H -i
~ ~ A. BoURc. asf
Parish Of Tesrebonne, March .9sh 1884
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

or Tho Charleston News states that
an elephant which was lost overheard
from the Steamboat Thomas Swami, on
her passage from New York, made ita
way lately into Mount Pleasant harbor.
The steamer was thirty miles out q sea,
and heavy gale was blowing when the
elephant slipped overheard. Its feat Of
riding out the storm is thought to b the
most remarkable instance of animal
strength and endurance on record ,@
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

Tie Miuesism at Hasd--The edito,
,of the Boston Post thinks that the millcni-
m is ct hand, and gives his reasons. He
says that IN inspector Of long and DRY
measures il Baltimore, while going hi.
rounds, cut fill quarter a IN inch from
yard stick in = dry goods store in that
city, itbsing that much too long a
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or Peter Rizen, aged le2 years and

o. Peter Rizen, aged 1872 years and
seven days, the last Of the Revolutionary
band residing u Perry Co, O., died .,
hs residence b Hspsvell township Perry
county, on tho llth ult. He. had been
married four times, vas the father d
twenty five children. and leaves I widow,
sixty nine grand children. and twenty three
great gsasd children. s saoss s.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

@ The Scientific American says tlt
tho tallest chimney in the world u 1t Ck
gov, Scotland, attached to the cheuiol
works of Messrs. Tenant. 1t 10 IS
feet high, circular, so feet in diametefi
the bottom, diminishing to six At The 'qI
5000, 900 brick and 80 tons Of iron ven
used in il, at cost Of $4,000. Il an
be seen ON . clear day for 20 miles.
GA bill 10 pending in tho Kenta4!!
Legislature, providing for the reco'ega
exemplary damages from persons w
shall kill or wound other persons in adxi
or an affray Of any kind. Tho bill leab
to the relief Of the wife, children Or olts
heirs Of the person so killed, by requins
the payment 70 keep them from want ~
thus in some measure to atone for ihe b.
reavement sustained. Not = bad p'al
Tie Decay Of tie Mad" The hihs
Of the mind in old age, in my opia'ea
says Sir Benjamin Brock, ais often KS
the result Of natural decay than Of dlss'e'
Ambition has ceased to operate coefss'
ment brings incidence, indolencs dsal
Of mental power, ennui and somefns
death. Men have been known % as
literally speaking, Of disease, iaducaq
intellectual vacancy" -..f
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

MONKS AND WILLIs's HoxE JoURAL
FOR le56.-"Paul Fame, or parts Of life
else untold, !" is the title Of an attractive and
beautiful romance now in the course Of
publication in this popular family newspa.
per. It's the best thing that ever came
from the brilliant pen Of Willis. New
subscribers can still be supplied from the
commencement Of the present year. if i'm
mediate application be made tothe editors
whose address is lO7 Fulton street, New.
York. The terms Of the Home Journal
are only two dollars per annum.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

y Or. One of ths Bostoa hotels has aalet|
% - cher ataractions . library q 500
VoJuDos. assa sas4 .Se8s asEs
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Vemte de Succession. !,
DE LA LOUISIANA -
IL R0TssE fERREBONNI.

Succession de LOUIS BoURcEols' ae' :.
An non 4 mar l.,.toritS e Ia Cos, q cnq9s.1sr
,,iet jrdiciai,e. siiseant dans 4 poss ss.a MOI
honns. ii ~ edart au vente Publqse. p
sheriff dams e pouyh Pasoisss JsnS
So r.~sa Il n Mars, 1sss' -,
I II Aeures, n, Ses psopsiksts ssivss'es'
\ dite succession, Sayoh:- g
1 BUGGY Ct HAkNADs
SCELLE e1 RRlEE;
LIT de repos ct FOUkNllsA
ARMOIR;
BARRIL de FAkINEs
LOT OE sUCRE ct CAHE;rrr.
) CHAIsE do peaa q BACoUESI:s 4 CIr1h
PiOCHE, PELLEs, DANk9AAS'
LOT q Sci.
Terwes C0MPTANT. ,o,.,e ~
p.r,i,.. resrss,a,,, e. "a Mar. ls's.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

GA countryman in Pittsburg the
other day received lot Of greasy bills in
payment for his produce. He attempted
to clean them by using solution Of pot.
ash, which extracted the signatures. To
make them as good as new, he re.wrote
the names, and in an attempt to pass them,
was arrested for counterfeiting. After
considerable Of fright and an exPhna.
ton of the circumstance, to his great re.
lief he was set at liberty. s,'s'' '.'e
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o. Since the outside Of our paper was
printed, an alteration has been made in the
terms of the sale of widow Pierre Gau-
treaux. twill be all right in our next.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13
-v- From The Hon. Jo,..,
my Lady Waits for n. '''''.

MY Lady Waits for n. .'''''
SUGGESTED BY A POPULAR oRRx,.
IT GEORGE p. NORRIS.
Ny lady waits.-'Ti new ,h.,
When morn unbars her .,t..,
Ny vessel glides beneath the To-.
Where now my lady waits.
Her signal futten from The v,p
Above the friendly sea,
l live but to obey her cali.
My lady waits for me.
~ lady waits-fos me she ~.;,.
While morning opes her golden s,,..
Ny lady waits NO fai..r nov.,
Fer deck'd the fiosal rroye
Than she, the pride Of bali .,dk
The lady Of my love. S'w6,
The eastern hills are fleck'd wshr.,.
The lnnd-breeze curls the s.. :. "sA''
BY love and truth sustained. n, a;.,.
My lady waits for me. '"snt,
My lady waits-foF me she Wait,
While morning opes her golden ,....
October, 1855,
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Foreign News.

From the New York Sun, we learn that
intelligence from Europe with Liverpool
dates up to the 9th instant, have been re-
ceived, at which tine no tidings had been
heard of the missing steamer Pacific.
This is truly an alarming period Of delay
and may we'll oppreso the most vigorous
hope and merge anxiety in despair.
Nevertheless, any one familiar with the
Atlantic ocean, especially at this season
of the year, will have no difficulty in re.
alizing the possibility, and even the pro-
liability Of her safety, under certain cir.
cumstances. A staunch and we'll built
sailing packet often occupies six and seven
weeks in the trip; and the Pacific, com.
pletely disabled in her machinery, may
still be laboring against adverse winds,
with her imperfect sailing appointments
or have made some port, from which we
cannot possibly hear for some time yet.
And failing to speak steamship, we are
without such information as we yet hope
is in store for us.
Rumors of difficulty between Lord
Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan are still rife
in England, and coming SO close upon the
marked omission of American affairs in
the Queens speech, are likely to command
more credence than they deserve. Oul
citizens will look anxiously to the govern
ment for confirmation of such important
statements, or infer from its prudent re-
serve a more hopeful state Of affairs. Il
rumor, however. is but the herald Of sub
stantial truth in this matter, there must be
no delay in those activities which pos
sible rupture would demand. 1.-THE impe
rious spirit of the British government il
yet unsated with war, and is determined K
force such an issue with the United States
it must be encountered with that prompt
tude, zeal, energy and resolute unanimity
which our condition requires, and b.
which we can seize upon the earliest pres
tige of success. tfI ,s5a-fe5. Js
/ +-.,...tr- ,,-t. .r..r,,-
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o. We are indebted to Phillip Winfree,
IT,, for . copy Of the Annual Report Of the
Auditor of Public Accounts Of this State.
The Hon. John Slidell will please ac-
cept our grateful thanks for his assiduous
attention in forwarding this Office valuable
public documents. H !-a.s
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

o. In another column we publish q
communication on the subject Of dentistry,
from our old whilom friend, CAsADAvANT,
of Plaquemine. As soon as he can make
It convenient, he contemplates paying
quarterly visits to this place, for the pur-
pose Of practising his profession. Mr.. c.
is an experienced and skillful Dentist, and
every way worthy the liberal patronage Of
any community. Nj astla5aa med
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

z Medical Education Of Fe1nalss.-The
sixth annual report ofthe Female Medical
Education Society, Boston. Informs the
reader that tho New England Female
Collage was opened in that city il ls4s.
More than = hundred pupils from III the
New England and some ofthe other States,
have been Instructed u The college, and
arc now applying heir professional knowl-
edgsi to the relief Of their own sex and d
children. @ . a7 saslI
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-IAfai YIisQF aLlEt llull g19al ).
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"a a. Report says that much excitement
prenih in Washington on the Kansas
question, and large sums Of money have
been contributed within the last few days
to raise and equip companies in the South
70 send 70 Kansas. .. ,s.., 800 ss
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-03-13

@According to announcement, Anto-
MO 4 Co.'S. Varieties exhibited in this
place on Monday last. The gay and elite
Of the parish graced the arena with their
lovely presence, and we believe the entire
performances met with general appreciation.
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USDsRcLlsr, October, 1855.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-18
Ptuo3g GPdQ@9gg

PtUo59 GdO@59
THIS hitherto intracta6lc disease Of ers,y form and
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DIR. CAVAN ACGH,s Pills sALIE
SV lively curing the and obstinate
Hemorrhoids OF Pills. It's the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere tor the Pill and the result of of
patient study and Investigation.
from Piles remedy hand which will
STAND The TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear failure its part to do all the proprietor
claims for Full directions accompany each box and all
that requisite is richly to observe them and
Thr proprietor fsr to the following from
gentlemen of character and standing ~hO have voluntarily
given their certificates its favor regard its efficacy
their Read them.
The Hon Richard Yates late member the
springfield en- district. says; -
DR.. Thos H. augb-Dear preparation Cava-
nsugh's Pile Salve. which you furnished found
rvce producing an easy and speedy cure do not hes
Respectfully. RICHARD YATES.
The folio ing from Rev B. F. BristOw. is suf sieDt
commentator in itself.
Jacksonville, H.. December Is. 1854
DR.. CavanaughI conceive TO he duty owe 20 the af
efficiency of 'Pile Sslve. FOR several weeks
sorey pain loathsome disease the
Piles After having exhausted patience in vaoous
prescr ptiOns physicians ard athers without
hen fit. ~ the reoommendstcn Of your Safe
friend. the Hon richard Yates, induced try
eAppv in saying application Of salve tor three
Os'' Psi'''''' -A 'D'''' '1'' B. F. BkfsTow
Chicago. August 90 1865.
Dr. T. H Cavanaugh. present
Dear Si-: / this city few days ago.
suffering intensely with the piles mestOned
9f,o P 10 IL oIf sSE
imme dias. and pow we'll believe i. to be- as it
that disease the Piles and as such to
Yours truly John " HAHsoS. = 81; LSpts No.
Sole Proprietor. St Louis No.
For sale in Evansville by
iyI6-Iyd&w KELLER, FARNNLEY & co.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
WET HERE can the hungry people get
NE The best OF Groceries, dry and wetl
VII find them. yOn may safely bet.
AtZ. II. COOK SONS.
There's -four and sugar. soda soap,
Pines. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuf;
Cigars quite worthy of puff,
For cash at z. II Cook SONS.
There Goldfish. coffee starch and spice,
Hams cheese and bu ter. very nice;
All to be hat at h"lowest price,
For cash at z H, Cook SONS
Corn meal. molasses pork and salt.
ARd further. lest the rhvme should halt.
You'll find every thing bat fault
For cash at T. II. COOK l. SONS.
In fact. believe this tale or not
No man. EXCEPT astupid sOt
for pot,
thi ng that MT be got
To nbble cold swallow hot.
For cash T. Fl Cook & SONS.
"A Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons Just rec d by
HS9 mh2I WALDKIRCH.
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NEW FAMILY GR0CERY.

have bought the seek and taken the formerly
w occupied by T. Bacon CO.. Main opposite
the Branch Ban and have made large additions to their
stock with such future supplies ushes
in promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
variety Of the hest articles Family Groceries
house the city Being determined
satisfaction in all hope pat
Give trial. All Goods delivered charge
mhls HERSHBFRGER IL CARSON.
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mr.. NANN,S AGUE BALsAM

THAT we'll kno wn popular remedy which has proved
the wonder the throughout the
country ARRIVED IN TOWN and IL offered
retail the Special at Nessrs
HaIlock StOddards. Man street. opposite the Ev-
4nsville We would say those afflicted with that
dreaded Chill Fever and AGue fined in Dr.
AGUE BALsAM aeerain, safe and aferual cure in
-verv case riding directions Sold by all
psctable dealers in the Western States and by
HALLoCK sToDDARD.
Wholesale Evansville. Ind.
Andby s. RUARx New Harmony. S. Fl. MANN & Co.
ieT9. 5mw ProprietoPs Galian, o.
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T6 TIE LADIES.
SHANKLIN & REILLY d speetfuHy invite the 1T
the ladies of Evansville and aty TO their
varied stock of Embroderies and white goods
received embracing:-
Lumeriek Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Embd Linen do DOS
Maltese Il Chroohetdo do;
Book Muslin do DO;
Jaeonet Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swi,s and Jacane Embroidered Bands;
do do Edglngs aed insertons'
English Thread. Lace and E6gngsi
Mourning Collars snd Sleevesi
White ana black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN and viii tie embrOidered skirts;
French Corsets and S TX Vests,
Striped Nauisoek Swiss and Pia Musllnsi -. e.
Real dotted and Embroidered SWISS dress
alsist ow pricesby mys SHANkLIN KELLY.
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TTHEY did do han give temporary relief and
they will. 1t is they don't touch the
atmts pheIi pos,n called Mssma Malaria
Neutraize this by its NATURAL ANTDOTE all
caused by it dsappears Rhodes Fever and
Ague this antidote Maaris and it is
peri The certificate the ceebra
chemist R. Chiffon of New York this effect isat-
svery bote therefore if it does good it do
"A harm.
This is more than can Quinine Arsenic
their to the constitution
and brings DUNE AqUE, which never allows person 10
feel perfectly we'll single moment. In illustration of
truths extracts from atterJu5 received
from Physician: .
JAS A RHODES Esa-Dear Yours the I'd is
arrived last year and the Sifenty in
getting any try greatly increased from the fact
vor public being than using Qunnencs
presume that the remedy they needed to
taking Qninne, contained the drug itself!
This remedy, known Smiths Tonic - would lnVar1-
sgue it did it. it would of'en
wi h renewed vigor Th Circumstance deemed
in favor could institute comparison between
it and your CURE The followr is the result:
Three took Cure all of which were cases II
Quotidan Fever weeks s'anding.
They had tried Quiune AMI other remedies occasionally
chill all such slowly
laying the foundation other and severcr
maades did succeed eheet radical cure of all hre
with remedy, and they have not had
had would, before STATED break the chill.
but after period had clap ed it would
Think Il be difficulty in giving to
vantage ground of other remedy now in use
here &c &c WILLIAM BUCKEER N d
RIiopEs' FEVER and GuE CURE. ANTDOTE TO MALARIA
harmless remedy in existence 's equally eeran
PREVENTIVE Takeit when you feel the ehills
coming and win never hsve s ngie one
JAMES A. RHODES. Proprietor. Providence r. l.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis. H. BLABsLEY; Chicago,
For sale in Evansville by HALLoCK SToDaRD,
wOOLS EY & SAWYER.
KELLER. FARNSLEY & co.
And Druggists Generally je11-Smw
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NUMBER l8.
MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW GOODS AN NEW PRICES.
friends and her 10 Ga aIs. . ant ass'1En %
during he past two s dEy goods reed
a stocks TO be found in the city which they at hole
cloths baet sSsz
Tweeds white bur aud fancy MsrsaiIissa a
m Rsp Hngs 5 T or9t4a GGsh plain
State Mills and othe rich print French and Scotch
striped Beregs black eoered Grape MANI vhise CASH
Branees aud Chaiii de Lasn~s Whit eFap- sba1s b
and fancy silk shawl rich stlla shawis .n ear and
Umbrellas Panama Leghoru Braid Hats English straw
Palm 6 caTpst S'GssS sSd
STAIR Oh Cloth and printed window blinds together
&e. myl 'I- sHANKcfS IN & Affk RkIfE%SSa' fE%Sa''
EtHEt1Ss a0FFkE AND CANDLES
50 packets Java oeTee;
100 boxes Star Candles quarter half and whole hoxss
iorsale by Ie2o I. & d. HEIMANN.
je2o z. II. COOK SON.
ss sse PSTa'f'd
EAyANA sUGAR-2s boxes rso.d per Nissa,. a. for
Z = sale BY Sc. GILBERT Co
myzl syc. near water.
Buggy and Wagon 'slss skMGEn GF iaS Il
EsIo csoFFFF7las E. d1IsHsT sPss 5'sss'oysy 1s
Arches leo gross round wood box and block all Of
y22 E GlLBER & CO.. syc. near Water.
A BLACK LACE VEIL le4
EETAS found Cherry street few days ago Gall and
NH pay charges and getit iy2I-s
ECLECTHC MEDICINES.
ECEIVED by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest assort-
ent Of concentrated preparations brought to this
market. 1prsng
supat"rin, Sanguinsrn, Senecin.
keptandrin, PodOphylln. Gelsemin,l
Hydrastin Irisin .facrotin
Phytolaccin, Myrein Aseenid,n
Hyoseynmin Scutellarin XantborvIip
Cypripedin, Caulophyln, Heloniu nnyQ
"a QLASSEs.-s0 bbls st. James Sugar-house Noasss~
ie6 'TENNEY & S0RPNsoN
gen. CARR. SODA ohalf-bbls reed and forsale by
. my5 ORR. DALZELL & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
z. H. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS.
VII MI M


"G9EBs G56EEIEI HSP kEPa.t PhdvfsiDNss nkAtEhs
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTME.T,
| FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN
| RETAIL DEP ARTMENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE coRNEA
~ H. COOK begs 20 thank his friends in Evansville and
business amongst them. and takes
this of to their notice his Mr.
date: and soeits for the new firm T. H. Cook SoN.
Z.H Coax Son having taken the business premises
Sdent that thew will be enabled to supply the
Evansville with article they require in the Gro
@ attention of in the country having produce
Of any kind to dispose Of to their facility for TAX
required in the wholesale at prices tha
NEW GsOD0S.
at MTs Ms w;gsar Gag aS TTgTs o,h Store
9 nh'4 aPo '''"1 0''S'' On ''f'''''''' MRS Mckay
pAENTING! PAINT.NG!!
GEORGE G.. KER& & CO.,
ORNAMEN .rAL PAINTING.
patch; oaoe venneman'L Row. Vine street between
Sn BnXFs oitv WiudOw Glass sxi0 axI2 oxi4 IOx72
sale y " ps extra pine D. sh
= STEX LE,r#ER G\IrEa Sens sa1F aTa5
NIB rt cuts from the most Fashionable Fast
ao1a .-'' -0-- -. --Y'' -,D. HESDRIcKS &MeREA
EAACASES Lalies 7o0tees: 50 child Bootees;5l
Ts Mems calf aud kip shoe Men.
for sale hv mh3l J. II MAGHEE e. CO.
roo RUSH Corn. at soe per hushel
HSsENCE OF COFFi1S.-lo boxes "a gross each just
hs1 s E GILBERT & CO.. syo near Water
EBICELED PORK-IO bhIs Moss Pork for retailing |
lust reed hy ap2 HERSHBERGER & CARSON
SNI.OlR.-5o bags superior four for sale bv
EpELNONTs WORKS.-l75 kegs Va nails escorted
aps ''''' my anu I. T. D. HEIMANN
HXs Cream Cheese reed this day q9d 1Tga2ls y
% RXS full weight Star Candles reed thi, DAY and
EDROCTOR'S PEARL STARCH -25 boxes of this
q favorite brand Just rec d aud for sale by
ans TTL8ERr CO.. syc near Water.
@NUNNY AtsS.-s,ooO for sale very low to close con
W iFument s f. GILBERT 4 90
$nCANs fresh Rasimore Oysters Whole cans ~ he If
eF cans SOC; iustrec'd and for sale by o,. ,,,
ap2 T. ", COOK Il SON !
%n D0Z Buckets; 20 wash Cor sale
Sshv apIt 2. H COOK & SON.
AG'sICULEUssAL.
gENE subscriber having received fresh SIMPLY Tmpe
isnow prepared furnish the foIo wing
Corn Crushers. Threshng Machines. Corn Shelters.
Mo wing Machine Corn Drills. Reaping Machines. /
Plows all kinds Fapning Wills. Harrows.
Cutting Boxes Wh.;,TSsrs stC,nr d"T,aT saws
x-sand Hoes Trace Chains. Ams'' shovsls
Lipinrott's Steel Forks
assortment of Garden Tmplemen
Send riders for rhreshiug Machines the supply
mhs THOMAS GRANT Main street.
= a BAGS choice Eastern Rio Coffee lust rec'd per
rsSE steame- Tweed ny ans II. COOK SON.
GfANNELTON sHEETINE.-2oo bales of CenneltOn
u Sheeting reed this day and for sale by
mh29dtw JAS. Low & co. AIS Main st. Lou. Kv.
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PINE LUMBER .

a. SUGAR.- bbIs Loaf; 10 bbls Crushed;
- 20 Do Powdered: reed. sale by
je6 TENNEY & SORENSoN.