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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08
The Non-Onleial Representation of England
nj Washington.

Iron the Manchester Examiner, July -.
Her Majcstv's government entertain singular iiea
Of the course which belts their dignity IN reerescc
TO the United states. They have submitted 10 Mr..
be revepged, alter all. our self wlled cousins
are 10 be made TO feel the weight OF our dis.
pleasure. not Of course, by the presence OF gun.
boats and war steamers in the ncighborhood Of
New York-ths IL out Of the qucstion-but by com
pepg them 10 endure The tremendous evil OF going with
out Brsh minister such appears 70 be the purport OF
Lord pamerstons reply 20 the question proposed by Mr.
Miner Gibson. when asked whether u was intended
econ 70 appoR, successor 10 Mr. Crsmpon bis ordship
replied THAT Iihe sgovernmcnt had 70 decision.
Lord Paimerston n by means nice. His ideas OF 70
tslaton easily met II he cannot play great game,
he quite content 10 play little one The United states
will doubt feel nightly uneasy at this mark OF his
lordship's dkpeasure.
Resdeni ministers for show rather than use and the
little they Of often mschievous a. salui'ry
We apprehend that no great harm will accrue IRON the
absence Of any special representative Of British hte
rests u Washington. Both nations understand each
other too well 20 interpret such absence a. anything
more than q sign OF Official chagrn. We marvel, how
ever, that lord pslmerston does not show more
wisdom ttsn 10 indulge In such pett'ogging sPc
oies Of retaliation. II we had any Just ground
for recruitment against the United States IN die
missing Mr.. Champion, the proper course would have
been TO dis miss Mr. Dallas. As did not think prOpv
10 take this step II would have been dgnhed 10
have lost time in appointing successor 70 Mr. Cramp
BY delaying 10 do So we confess our vexaton, we
admit an anront we acknowledge grudge which we
think II wiser 10 than 10 Nobody feels any
respect for q person who In, yulgularly speaking,
''n the Dumps II Is very undgnined condition, 70 say
the least and lord palmerson chooses 70 submit 70 H.
he has no right 10 mako US share In the ndignity
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CoDsos have improved since Saturday, with mot md
business They have advance q per cent, having
on that day ut q5L 957s, and last night a 96< o
for account They have however, been as low e. 90
The return of fine genial weather for the hwvsst
the favorable prospects of good crops both here and
France, have impaired good firm tone 70 tue mark
which II seems likely TO retain. Yesterday she fn
were steady at the Arm quotations Of the previous d
Cons0ls for money were hrst quoted 95x 96<,
they returned to that price after short interval, dur
the last transactions were e57S a %. Although I'll
vas no reason whatever 10 expect q reduction Of
Bank rate Of interest, the temporary atncss 10 the Vi
that the Bann Court had broken up without making
alteration. Bank took left of at 216 a 2f7k: Coz
scrip, 4sa y premium. To day COnsols were duh,
ciosed as follows:-CoDsols account, 95l4 a. e6ys;
money, 96ss s6I.
The foliowipk table viii show the fluctuations Ia d
sols since the 18th inst
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Many OF the circumstances connected with this ques-
ton the usurpaton and unscrupulous policy Of
former ages 1t Ia in the interest of all parties, and Of
England much any TO arrange these matters in
dehntive manner This necessity recognised by Eng
land and though through the feeble side of her
displayed the most honorable spirit Of Cancellation
with . vies of solving the question at issue
The advantage OF moderation win always remain on
her side, and although the Anglo American difficulty
would appear to be the point Of receiving its solution
by Of the propositions Of Mr. Dallas, 1t must be
those offered spontaneously by England. The modera-
ZION Of England will not be without profit for II she
given TO the State of Honduras, this loss, be
one, will be more than compensated by the neutrality
and involability Of Central America This Ii im-
portsnt point for the nder of the world Is
sought to-day 10 protect the Independence Of these small
republics against the ambition Of England but TO pre-
colonel Walker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-08

In Tie House Of Commons, July rs Mr.. Disraeli
rose 10 make his promised review OF the session. the
technical motion of for the number and titles OF
the bills that had been dropped during the session He
observed towards the OF his address:-"Tnen look
10 relations wi the United States There policy
with regard 10 the United states which would look with
tue utmost jcalousy-wth jealous and itigous spirit
upon the progress OF the United sates-which links
that any advance Of their power, expansion OF
'htir territorial limits, Is opposed 70 the com
ne cal n;cTe' Is and feelings Of the political influence
OF England. Well, ! am not Of that opinion; am OF
contrary ofinion. do not mean 20 say that you
deal with this question Of the intel states Ia tile
divisions in which you did the other questions think
although nothing be more monstrOus than attempts
the part Of the inhabitants u the United STATES to
the possession OF civilized powersto attempt 10 appro
IHate, for example, the Canadas or Caba-although
these violations of national law would meet In tho
Of the United states, DO not doubt the retrbu
ton, the just punishment violations Of public
law by any other country yet cannot forget that the
United States, though independent, sill colonies,
and are influenced b. colonial feelings, and that
when they come IN contact with large portions of
territories scarcely popt lated Inhabited by sparse
population oi ndolent aud scarcely intelligent men, 1t Is
impossible them 70 resist the dssre Of that expan
sion, which far from being injurious TO the interests
Of England that contributes 20 The wealth OF Eng land,
and though must only whisper H. din nishes the wealth
Of the United States therefore, opposed 10 the
policy which views with jealousy the advance OF these
communities apprchend, on these three subjects Of
foreign pc hey In which this country be called upon
10 act there are distinct opinions and that II dlo W
pretend that parties have ceased because on all subjects
men are Of the same opinion.
Lord Pameston did not reply 10 this portion Of the adj
dTees Of the honorable member
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
HaOFFAT,S LIVER PILLS.
PHENIX BITT,ERS,

ALL MINE RAJ PoIsoNs
yENHE great popularity which MoFFATs LIFE PILLS ana
IL PHGNIX BITTERs have attained consequences the
extraordinary effected by their renders
the proprietor particular
their medicinal virtues properties. Having
than twenty before the public and having
testimony of than THREE MILLIONS ofpersons have
been to the employment of the perfect health BY
them it believed that their reputation the
medicine before the public admits of dispute In
almost city and village in the United States
who ready testify their removing
health,
In of SCoRFULA ULCERS ScURvY or ERUPTIoNs Of
the skin the operation ofhe LIFE MEDICINES truly
ishng often removing days every vesge
oathsome diseases by their purifying the blood
FEVER and AGUE DYSPEPSIA DROPSY. PILES. in short
most all diseases yield their properties No
family should be without them their timely much
suffering and expense may be saved: Prepared by
- WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, NJ D.. New YorK.
mh5, -ts+ Evansville, Indians,
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TONES WON'T DO !

HHBY more than give temporary relief an
they never will. 1t is because they don't touch
is the poison called Biasma Malaria
Neutralize this poison by
caused by disappears Rhodes Fever
cure is this andOte to Malaria and it
peri city harmless medicine The certificate
ted chemist, j. r. Chiffon York to this effect
taehed to bottles therefore if it does good
no harm.
This is than be said of Qunne Arsenic or any
tonic in existence their is ruinous the
and bngs on DUMB AeuE which never allows person to
feel perfectly we'll for single In of
these truths annex from received
from Physician;
GEORGETOWN Ohio March IT, 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Ess-DearSir: Yours the I'd is
hand The Cure arrived late last the difficulty
getting to try greatly increased from the
with the public being better than using Quniue
winRI that needed to escape
taking Quinine contained the drug itself.
This remedy (known Smiths Tonic ~ would nvari-
ably BREAK hut it did
wi renewed vigor Thi circumstance deemed
your favor if could institute comparison
it and your CURE. The following is the result:
Three persons took Cure, all of Vhcb
Quotidian TnterNitent Fever - many standing
Thsy had tried Quuine and other remedies occasionally
missing chill but in all such cases) WY
them out the foundation OF other and
mAadies Ibid succeed in eectiDg radical all
these eases with YOUR remedy and they have had
chill since In all three these the Smith
had been used and would before stated break the chill
but after period had elapsed would return
Think there will be difficulty in giving your
Cure the vantage any other remedy
here, &C.. &c. WILLIAM BUcKNER. NJ. D..
RHoDEs' FEVER and AGCE CURE ANTIDoTE MALARIA
the only hsruess remedy in existence equally certain as
PREVENTIVE 'CURE.' TAX. when you the chs
eomip e on. and you will never have 2 single
JAMES A. RHODES. Proprietor. Providence. R. !. |
BARCLAY BROS .HI
For sale in Evansville by HALLoCK & STODARD. |
WOOLsEY & SAWYER
And Druggists Generally ie1f-smw
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NOCK HAVEN E0a SALE.

AszSa WISHING to retire from active business my
f5Jfg farm, now offer this place for sale On it
glk1 comDoaious Tavern House, large story
usfE Stone Walebouse also one Of France PORK House
E@SA with capacity slaughter
day. with good Stables all buildings
has landing of good depth of ali
free from mud. 1t DRY Goods Gro
eery Trade and is widely known shipping point second
to but few che Ohio Louisville
vlle The location chara the business
place mpertvey require other branches of sness
conducted, viz: Tobacco Stemmery, &c, &C. all
tally necessary supply the demands of the Iutlie and
which if DONE would increase the general business
place amazingly large section OF hs which
to this time, trade has been derived for roAd)
and this point than other will
this place order
for the openr of roads For turther inform
dress ROBERT CIR HAM
JyS-tds Rock Haven Ky,
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
~ MAMIE CTITRER2 AM nEALERS

Ccz-A u IN ID Cd w 9l Ga II a
AyING reduced their prices correspond with the
= dueed of Sa1petre, offer their we'll
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUcY
RIFLE Powder in and eanisters Also
Blasting and Mining. uprising full assortment quse
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed give entire
satisfaction
Ths standard of their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest ton than twenty years will he
found unsurpassed by other manufacture of h kind in
the world
For sale bv the principal dealers and also the office of
Company No. SO WsiI, Water street. New York.
A. G. HAZARD, President,
A. r. DOUGLASS. secy. "t..t mySs-6rnd
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PINE LuMBER AND SHINGLES,

Ed Fl. BENNETT would respectfully announce TO the
citizens OF Evansville and surrounding that he
(haying in the
and seletnga choice rticIe
tur) has opened Yard Carpenter street near Kratz
Heiiman Foundry and is prepared sell wholesale
rea cheaper than ever before offered this city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!

= n e II l. y e 7 I q
a. the 9Th OF November viii show who will
" umphsnt and be the Peoples We do intend
to walt long and therefore vite respectfully
i P A RT Z S 80
to examine large. beautiful selection OF
D r Y G. o o S lD
IN the Domestic and Fancy lines; Also handsome
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER. '.--1
WM. LnEwENTHAL K CO.,
augl6 Corner of Main and Eirst
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ECLECTTC FIEnTCINEN :


NK bought the steck and taken the formerly
~ occupied by Bacon & Co.. Main opposite
the Branch BanF and have made large additions to their
stock with sush for future supplies as justihes
promising citizens Evansville and vicinity
variety of the hest Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined exsron to
give satisfaction all hope receive aheral
Give trial. All Goods delivered free of charge
mhI3 HFRSHBRRGER a CARSON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

EENHESE Machines operate entirely princi
H. ple using shu tile, lut needle and threads
They have been In operation in the hands families
ciently long give them
and have given entire satisfaction.
They sim pie in construction and highly
tai we'll useful fitted to adorn lady's parcr
less conspicuous position in theshop of the
1t has been object furnish Machine that would
applea BILE family well the TaiOrs
Dress and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
&C. We eonfdant that Machine in the
are the best offered to the public.
Thousands Of families testify to their merits all
kinds of miy sewing while Shirt and Collar Manuactu
rers their superiority all others
their work.
An ofthe Machn pectfuy soicitedn
at Hopkins & Reads, E.. o. READ
ept7tf Sole IT SOM nd
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IE OLA 6 HI IT Ell,
- 90, NeWburg. Ind;

l BEG leave TO inform the citizens ef Warrck and Et
adjacent Counties they the Hotel Stand
formerly kept Mr. Hazen and intend to keep the
good reputation the house has acquired under its prevous
They have REFURNIsBED and REFITTED the
whole and are prepared their
ers in the syle Their table
supplied with the market affords; short no
pains will he spared to make the EXCHANGE first
class Hotel Their stables will be kept in the best possible
abp IvdIv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25

EEAvING associated with in business Mr.. Charles
McJohnston Jr. in place of Mr. s. Vickery RETIRED
We will continn do Family Grocery and Provision
business. the old stand. the Washington Hotel'
un der the and style of VICKERY + JOHNSTON.
will be happy wait all old friends and easts
mers and many NAV favor with their
patronage. promising to do the agreeable 20 oil.
b JAMES W. VICKERY.
p. SNr. Sam Il Vickery is authorized make eoliee
tons and pay AL demands against the old firm The
the old arm Will be used In Hidaion Of debts &C.
lyl7 wv. v.
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NUMBER 81.
MISCELLANEOUS. S.
Sc. CHARLES ROTEI

d, 4
he undersigned Lessee of this newly
ra6y adapted HOTEL. takes pie announcus
he and especially to arriving
at the Portland Whsrf that this house
petsy furnished and ready for the
Every item of Furniture the building
for the house. -
az the ST. CHARLES is immedatsiy the landing
the shpping post for where nearly
all her arrive from
part for the West and Sou ao s con
ana comfort to the traveller heretofore
this peint
1t shall he the endsavor Proprietor
establishment command liberal share of public patron
age because he intends to It The House It's
extensive grounds cool shady and general convent
ences Is unsurpassed transient house 1t hall Kept
establishment llli7 mo- - ..---'
Mr. J. W. RRDDING. we'll known the travelling public
from his long connection with Louisville
ged and will assist the general house.
Ihe patronage of the public is respec lily solicited
yFt-t W. W. OWEN Propriekor.
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TIE LITTLE MAN
R5emA 8a e Ssmcas esz

Ss3S1CG4l $50 SQOG3S1
Who can dress person in Wool Linen silk or Cotton
ENVERY Gentleman desires neatly tsstily
Ia IL is eminenty that this should
and have noticed that nearly sl the wedrssssd
dsniIens of u city purchase their Clothing
ts- "A. LOBENSTINk'S r.t1 fHfJ
Western Star Clothing Store,
der tho Pavilion Hotel Water and
Everything in the ue Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
be had ready made made order only the
endstyle butat the very lowest prices ,, -f
general assortment of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
pet tags and Valise everything that gentleman
rouse. You may ind at the Western Star sp3
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EVANSVILLE, IND THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT z25 l8s
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW COODS AN4NEW pRECES,

GSHANKLIN RELY beg leave to call attention to
- their friends and their large and we'll
ected spring aud dry goods reed
during hepast comprising of the most desr
&1 stocks to be found in the city, which they at
sale retail their and the public generality
atlow prices prompt time buyers Their
ssts part ollowing-Broad cloths black and
CSssmeres Tweeds white bun and fancy Msrsaies and
silk Vestngs Co:tonades Croton cloths and and fana
Linen Drills rich Caicoes Philip Allen Spragues Bne
State Mills printed French Scotch JacO
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Bergss colored Grape Mantz he CASH
mere plain and fancy Gnghams rich printed organdes
Cnal de LANES white Shawls black
fancy silk shawl rich stia hawls and searfs black
white lace Cape Morris antique Parasos silk and gngham
Umbrellas Panama LeghorD and Braid Hats English
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm lei Fans and shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c, sc. my1 SHANKGIN & RELY.
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TENNEY& sORENsON.

TENNEYGE SUHENSUN. -.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND L9uoks, oohSHh
.N-T-- WATER AND SITS, Ev ANSvlILE, IND. =
yXyHE this day formed
the nurpese doing wholesale Grocery ana Liquor
huness Eayiug succeeded business of Messrs ANS
Howes purchased their stock and made addltons 70
eomnIet shall able offer as goed
FOR CASH any in Evansville or any eSty m he
West. trf . S6pENSON
jams g .. a. - D e-- S,o-~------
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE

r E F I n E NJ E n T.
HVERY of the above will be found we'll
HI ed to and ative Of the Quan
ties of Goods lust arrived at the well known Store
VIM. LOeVVenthaI 6C Co.,
Corner Main and FIRST Having assortment and
selection of Goods surprising the variety styles colOrs
and shades also in quantity and quality and every thing
which other house ibited take
lar pleasure invite friends and in Evansville
and vicinity give call. We extend invitation in
particular to the fair assuring them that every article
Imaginable under the of Dry Goods EN- roideres
(Swss French and Scotch) Fancy Goods Manillas White
Goods of every des ;ripon shawls Millinery aud Straw
Goods be in the richest choice and varied
We fully convinced that satisfy
sansun peotaon and satisfy claim
good and low prices In OOthin 1fsvery kind
please every demand for fashion color quality
and the goods Come and convince yourselves
mh3I WIN LOEW ENTHAL & co.
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z. III. COOK & SON,
"gaL6Bs AAD ~ Z RETA nEAtERs IN
EVAESyILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
Ivy H. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville
ueghb9rhoOd Tor their favOrs freely
this opportunity introducing their his
date and socta for i tie neW firm COOK soS
the literally conferred himself
SoIn 1 VII foh Of h Mr. oa9
Evansville with evcry article they may require in the
and Provision line. 2. O. Son wish especially to
Kind dispose to their increased facility Tor
IL the S
must ensure their orders or the future feb2-tf
NEW GOODS.
a. Mr Rgo Ua lTPRs oh ssfss bS
rsa% and Stand Covers on Msn
pAxNTxNG! PATNTJNG!!
GEORGE G.. WALKER & CO.,
~ ~ ORNAMENTAL AND SIGN PAINTING
LII orders will be attended ia with punctualiy and dis
patch; osoe veunsmans Row. Vine street; between
.ad dr sale 1lS Sy 20 P pint D. r'ffSfS hi
cloth passns laashsT en- sasssr boots and Prince
65 D1s from the most
EeRoAsES Ladies BOotees; 50 Child BOotess;50
Mems calf and kip shoes $50 Mems boots
for sale by mh31 J. H. MAGHEE &C.
LII WOOL TWEEDs. q bales grey TIVE d rec to-
v day and for sale by JAS LOW & CO.
% 200 gross 100 yards. white Spool Thread;
sale By DO % @yS % 00d de JAMES 6W 4 Go sn
SEWING sIIK-IoO lbs BLACK ssgiqg ;ilk red to-
APPS AIS Main Louisville, KY.
ERLACK LAWNs.-2 solid black lawns. received
B D to -dav and for sale by JAMES LOWI& CO.,
ap2S AIS Main street Louisville. Ky.
SHOE THREAD.-1 reed o-day and for sale by
~ apps JAMES Low. & co. = |
41s Main st Louisvillee Kv
FENRIMMINGS 10 cartons silk Fringe; 10 slk
trimmings. rec'd to-day and for sale by
ap28 JAMES Low Il 90. |
EPONNET RIBRON.-
- 50 cartoons Bonnet Ribbon assorted;
so do Dress Trimmings do: rec d this day and for
sale by D. ID ot JAMES Low & CO.,
my3 41S Main street. Louisville KY.
CALDWELL 81 LANGLEY,
EAVTNG taken the old stand formerly T. H.
stock Family Groceries which they
close attention business receive liberal share
Of public patronage. ..r.. ....... myS /
bushels Potatoes 80 lbs Table Butter
= 100 doz Eggs just received at
my17 CALDWELL & LANGLEY'S
..f-ff Family Grocery,
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EAAEICRAEn


WHTE rieelvnR Of the hest coal in the
w West and ready to supply friends an cns,o-
by small large quantities. deliver it to
private houses l2 cents bushel
sumers. win make liberal deduction Orders IaFtat
the of Hol9 9Agsworth Hghes win prompNyss-
tendeato. aps J.F. & J. ". HUGHES,
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TO BOATMEN

HAVE opened. the cor
zMAG Aner of Canal and Main streets.
zFs4Y 81 BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY Estrb-
~ lishment. whore will be prepared at all times
supply Canal and Ohio Boats and families with every
tcle they need in the of Stores .
Canal Boatsmen particularly requested to remember
place. mh13- -2twctf JOHN FARRELL.
1855. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856
EUST receivedin store fresh Of Spring Style Goods
81 which dispose lowest figures
shall continue to receive all the latest goods d
from the importers and manufacturers and by
strict attention to the the mercha crit fair
share of their patronage. J. @. JEWELL & CO..
-ohl3tf Corner Vine aud First streets.
6D - BBLS No. Plaster Paris store sale by
<ss eD mh26 2. II COOK SON.
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~ w VI. "A. NAcG AE L "
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY ruhLAo.
oheein the 'iCresoent City Bank Building:
WNTILL faithfully all business entrusted 70
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NEW DRUGN.

FRESH tND FINE.
EICH p VIERLING have just oreneda largo
HISof Drugs and Medicines. which they invite the
tion of Merchants and Physicians They also Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of all kinds,
Oils Dyestus Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles Be- &c.
ALsoall ponular Patent Medicines An kinds Paints
ground oil Pure Wines Brandes fprNedna
Prssor ptions carefully prepared Gail No Il Water
under the Journal Office. nyS-tf
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PasNNVEStssS JOB Az ERSs
aNIXON S GOODMAN,

KOS. II and 10 Wall ST., CincimmaIi' 0:'
81 4yE on hand beautiful stock of PRINTERS "a
Ill PERS Cards, Card Sheets Black ana 0ooFeu AHAs'
Rronzes Varnishes. &c, which they offer at
"'. MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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6SALT p 500 bblsEo fne Klnawha atthe River Rail-
- road Depot Canal Also $50 hbls Alum salt
for sale low. a manufseturer's prices by
augI GEO. FOSTER " CO., Ag'ts Kapawba Salt Co.