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FIFTH DlsrRcr couRE 161 pANERoN Dec

lie tout saisi dams les afaires cdessus. rg{ I'M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
a8l - f-tE JOSEPH HUFTY, s.~EE
fel4 25Ii3 Is " Sheriff de In Paroisse d'0rIeanS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-15

PREMIER Corr pc JUSTICE Nine n 4; WATERS vs. Nine
ESNVEEsTU DUN writ de GerI facias q moi
u add,csse par Honorable U F. Mitchell Premier Conr de
JUICE dc la parosse Oeansje precederai ventG
public sAMEDLle IS de 1856 midi a NO 10 rue julie
entire les Foncher ct Magazf1e-
UN LOT DE AiEUBLES, etc.
Snise dams I'afuire ci-dessns. -s.
ma WILLIAM C. Quick, Constable.
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FIasr Fs1!E's eeuHr 20 p Ao N ~ Va scfiEIB
RYVIRTUE writ ofGeE fa s:i: t me
Peace The parish Of Oean will proceed to sell az
public auction Warehouse No ID nlia street tattgeef
Magazine and FeuceE street. SATURDAY, MARCH, l5h
1856, a II O'Clock NJ .a
one EUT OF FURNITURE
Seized uthe above entitled suit. S &c., A..
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- r.,.. AND
Amid the deafennS explosions Of the
booming cannon, together with the ld glare Of
burning city producing effect to
gotten.
p5sDoors open a71sz commencing at o'clock. ss5s
M-Ataaission, 50 cehs Children, Is cents.
90 Day EXHIBITION -
On WEDN ESD9YS and SATURDAYS, o'clock, for TIE
accommodation Of Ladies and Children s8E5
Ea~No'performanc Con Sundays. St.
ES=Seats can be secured from 10 to 4. s&fel8
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: TREAsuRERs OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans MARCH 4, 1876
=. rGr-rEhe public are hereby notified that this
Department prepared TO Issue censeson professions and
for the payment Of claims against the city. Ml.5
ms = = " ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
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Hs-S Ship Chaplin, Capt. Currin, from ROs--
now dschargh her opposite the Red Stores lnlrd
District. Corsiees will please attend 10 the receipt OF teF
goods the evee.
" mis- GEO w HYNsON & Co, 50 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-15

SUGAR There has bcenan active demand for the West
and prices hay advanced The sales of the week en-
fully 1900 hhds including 500 taken yesterday and the
market closed range Of quotations, which have peen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-15

A Wis AUX CONTREBUABLES-BU DU
n collector de Fiat pour premier district de Ia vile
dc Ia Nouvee Orleans-I oussne collector de aNes Fiat
dome avis par present tous ceux qu doivent des taxes
Ptat pour annee 1855 DIES taxes de licences Pannee
1856 dams les mies DIV dit premier district dc venr mon
bureau 2 City Hail. roisieme ase ct de payer les des
taxes sans lie dea present. par o de A. NJ. +. NJ
ms Dot THOMAS ASH ttW, Colecteuf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-15

DEUXIENfE COUR DE DISTRICT DE LA Nile. ORLEANS
A TEENDU que Noel BernOudyea presente
N ule petition Ia rcitct dobenir les lees dalmi
nsraton de feu Louis Bernouy decide ntes
Avis present dome ous cex celia peut concer
dedire dix ours les raons esquelles
lie serait pas fnt 4 Ia dite petition
mSl2I5 A. DREUX, Dep. Greder.
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cECOND-TAND FURNITURE STORE, No.
- % Baronne street. near Canal.
Secondhand Furniture of all descriptions bought sold
changed also repaired and vanished the best and
reasonable terms ~
Persons declining keeping and wishing dispose Of
their furniture would do well to Gull on tile undersigned
feG3 J. NJ. TOURNE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26
GBe Daily yuntnal.
LOCAE DEPARTMENT..
0urCity.


We never before saw such activity in Ey-
ansyille Tho wharf the canal, warehouses
and railroad depot are all alive, receiving
and shipping. This, with the present mar
kets, is wonderful Our wharf for the last
two days has presented throng of steamboats,
seldom or ever witnessed before. But in every
direction business and activity present them
selves In the heart of the city and in the
outsk;.-ts eyerywhere,a are new buildings spring
ing up. Ono Of the latest developments is the
big steam Touring mill of our enterpIising
fallOw-ctizen Clement Retz, the foundations
of which are being laid wide and deep on
Fulton Avenue and the Canal. That is an
other of the new manufacturing establish
ments which are gongto swell the population
of Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26
LIGHT Sentence.

The man Walker whom we noticed last
week as having fired into a crowd of men, Sc
verely if not fatally wounding one, and Grip
pling two others, had his trial yesterday. The
worst wounded man had to be carried into
Court to give his testimony. Notwithstand-
ing there was not single mitigating circum-
stance, yet the Jury sentenced this man to
only three months Imprisonment with fine
ofone dollar So one dollar, and three months
imprisonment in the County Jail, may be set
down as the whole cost of shooting into a
crowd of men like bevy of quails, so he does
not wound more than three men or kill more
than one.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26

VALUABLE Property FOR SALE.-The sale
of real estate of the Mitchell estate at the
Court House, to day, at 2 o'clock, P NJ, is of
the very best lots ever offered for sale in this
city, and which can be improved so as to pay
a large interest at once, and which will double
in value in two years. An old merchant of
Evansville estimates the wholesale business of
the city fer the present month at nearly, If
not quite double, that of any former month of
its history. Our city never presented so lively
and active an appearance before, and now is
the time, when real estate must be sold, to get
great bargains.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26

New ORLEANS, April 10, p. NJ.
Sugar fair demand and prices steady, with sales of
500 to 600 hhds.
Molasses-Prime selling at SIG 36k..
Flour--We hear of only few hundred bbls. sold at
ST le5 csc So for Illinois, and Sc 4U9s6 So for St.
Louis.
Corll-Holders are asking I594sc. and we hea. that
1899 sacks have been sold at this range prnci
pal ~ at 47e for pr white.
ts-Saes 900 sacks ST. Louis at 4c and I65 at acc ?
bushel.
pork--Wo notice sales OF 700 bbls heavy unnspecled
mess IN hroe four lots but by party At s6 per
Dbl.
Bscon-Sides retailing at s1G9c and so casks Clear
sold at lJc. Shoulders retailing and
at l021.
Lard-Firm. sales rs terces prime 81, aud 40 at
exc.
hisky-sales 200 bbls. R~wa ~ and leo al 23s
cents
Spirits of TprpcntincStll the advance, end one
10. Of IG5 b5ls sold at 4ic per gallon cash.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
PHILADELPHIA, April Is.

PHILADELPHIA, April 25.
The City Council, yesterday, after frac-
tous debate refused to pass resolutions teuder-
ing the use of Independence Hall to Mr. Bu-
chanan. This disrespect to the fvorite son
Of Pennsylvania, has occasioned strong feel
ing ofexci -ement in all classes He left New
York this morning, and was met by commit
tee ofcitizens at Trenton.
The official welcome took place at the Mer-
chants Exchange, the interior Of which is
decorated with flags in honor of his arrival
A salute was fired by large crowd. At the
whsIfhe was met by committee of citizens
headed by josiah Randall, and conducted to
the Exchange. He was welcomed in an adj
dress to which he happily replied.
New York, April %.
The levee of Mr.. Buchanan, in the City
Hall, this morning, was attended by large as
semblage, comprising our most prominent mer-
chants, bankers and citizens generally. Mayor
Wood made brief speech in presenting an en-
crossed copy Of the complimentary resolutions
of the City Council, to which Mr.. Buchanan
made felicitous response.
BALTIMORE April rs.
!. John A. Washington has written letter,
which is published in the National Intelligent
Ger, stating that he was willing to sell Mt.
Vernon to Virginia or to the United States,
but both declining to purchase, the property
was not for sale.
The Parodi concert last night was a splen
did triumph, despite the rain which fell in
torrents. The Star Sprngled Banner was ar
ranged as duett and was sung by Parodi and
Strakosch, and created the most enthusiastic
outbursts ofapplause.
The case of Giles VS.. Fiagg, involving the
rights of the latter to hold the Office of city
controller, was decided to-day, in the Supreme
Court, in favor of Mr. Flagg, the present in-
cumbent. The foundation Of the prosecution
was charge offraud in the returns Of the in
spectors of the election in one Of the city wards,
By which it was alleged that Giles the K. N,
indidate was defeated out of the election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, April 25.

CINCINNATI, April %.
River fdlen 6 inches Weather clear and pleasant.
Flour SIS 6G SIS a. the demands from the Lakes sus-
taining the prices. Provisions quiet Bulk sides y
Shoulders &c; Bacon sides and shoulders74 Mess
Pc, held at Sl5 Whisky 1917. Groceries unchanged
Moasscs42i Sugar firm coffee quiet
New YORK, April 25.
Flour declined sales Of 6cC bbls at 50 1886 IS for
straight State s6@s6 75for Ohio Sc z5s7 Us South
ern, s. 35$7 G2 for extra Wheat quiet. Corn droop-
ing Mess Pork advanced sales of GOO bbls SIS 2.
Beef dropping. Lard improli ing. Whisky i'm proving
Baltimore, April IS.
Breadstufs dull nd declining. Howard street -four
sol at Sc So but fell 10 ii 37}6 Ohio Sc 359.6 81 City
Mills Sc 379s6 81. Red wheat 81 409sl Il. Corn
sells at 52g37c for yellow, and 42952c for white.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF NAIy STREET, SECOND STREET AMI
HIGH STREET LOTS,

nm Saturday the 26th day of April 1856. st lock
~ NJ the Court House door in Evansville pursuant to
of the Court Common Pleas of couE
in behalf and the direction of the
adult John Mitchell will proceed to sell at
auction following parcels of real estate towLot No
800 Donation Enlargement of Evansville fronting feet on
Main street the Canal IA feet
to sell tn four parcels each fronting 1884 feet Main
street aud IA feet deep.
AIsO-Lot No I Old Plan Evansville IS feet front
and $50 feet deep to alley and
the VIM Baker Esq propose to sell this lot
ntwo parcels ofs each and 50 feet deep TO tie
aey the half of the adjoining Lot No. o4 being
s1uare on Locust and Second streets,
and Welt fitted either Business Residence
Arso-Iots Nos and in block H. 4th enlargement
High street whchs double frame house These lots
are so thong and we'll fenced
The titles to all believed be good. Guardian sdeed
for the general warranted deed by the adult
heirs will be given
n sales cash. tho reside at six and twelve
and with interest and waving
relief laws payable at the Evansyilie Branch Bank
JOHN INGLE, JR. Guardian
fer Minor and Agent for Adult Heirs
of John Mitchell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26

CHOICE LoT FOR SALE.-Messrs. WoOlsey
& Nelson will sell this afternoon at o'clock
at public auction, one of the choicest lots in
the city for residence. 1t is lot No. 90, A.
i. situated at the corner of Mulberry and
Second streets, and rs feet front by $50 feet
deep The terms are one-third cash, and one
third in one or two years. This lot is located
in one of the best neighborhoods of the city,
and is choice building spot in every particu-
lar, or desirable piece of property for invest
ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY ArEIL %.
SUBTAyA Fl I'm New Orleans to Louisville.
LEBANoS. fir ON New Orleans to PittsLurg.
JAS. MONTGOMERY. from louisville to New orlean.
EMMA BROWN, from Wabash to Evansville.
SILVER WAVE. from PistsburS to st. Louis.
ECLIPSE. from New Orleans to Louisville
EMPIRE CITY. from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
VIZ. DICKSON. from Cincinnati to Nashville
SWITZERLAND. fir, n Cincinnati to ST. Louis.
BEN BoLT. from Cinoisu ii to st. Louis.
MENERvA. from Nashville to Pittsturg.
TEcUMsEH. from New OrleansIs Cincinnati
CHAMPION from Nashville to Cincinnati
WN. GARyIS. from Louisville to Memphis.
VIM. NOZZLE. from Cincinnati to New Orleazs
II. BRIDGES. from Bowling Green to Evansville.
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81 FOR SALE.

WTLhssi private sale. ACCOM- nod-ting Lot
no 81 in the Upper Enlargement Of the city the
desirh elosaons for residence In the market will
be SOLD entire or in parcels if desired.
have also fer sale in various parts of Evansville and La
In which prepared oder bargains Persons
wishing TO purchase would do we'll To eive call.
mh2T-tf JHO.J CHANDLER, Real Est. Agt.
1856 SPRING TatADE OPEN. 1856.
THE subscribers in receipt of their SpFing
coInpr,ing every varetv and Kind OF Mems Women
Misses Boy Youth and Childrens Boots Shoes. Caters
B4sku Slippers DC. Sc which they call Che attention
the trad THOSE goods purchased early and selected
from the aad desirable stock offered in the Eastern
markets. HENDRICKS & McREA,
1h2I First ct. rear Main.
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- The II. Bridges arrived yesterday az
ternoon from Green River with good trip Of
freight,
- The Fashion will be here tomorrow
morning for st. Louis Look out for her as
she is fast boat, and has clever officers.
- The packet Memphis is due this morn
ing from Cincinnati for Memphis. She is a
good boat and under first rate citizenship
- The river was falling at this point
esterday, and at Louisville Our dispatches
generally give the latest news from other
points.
- The Alvin Adams, the best boat in the
Louisville and St. Louis Packet Line, may DO
expected here early this morning for ST.
Louis.
- The wharf was lively with steamboats,
all yesterday morning. There seemed to be
a continual stream of boats coming and going,
generally Averaging about eight at the wharf
at a time all busy.
- The Rainbow will be here to day from
Louisville, and afer three hours absence to
Henderson, start on her return trip to Louis
vile. The Rainbow needs no Recommendation
to travellers. She is fast and comfortable.
The Kate Frisbie left Louisville day be-
fore yesterday for Pittsburgh instead of Mem
phis. She probably found the VIM Garvin
rather too fast an opposition the latter having
beaten her three hours from Memphis to
Louisville.
- The st. Louis Intelligencer of Thurs
day says:
The river at this point continues to rise, and
is nearly bank full to Cairo. The Upper Mis-
sisSippi is rising, with full five feet water on
the Rapids. The Missouri and Ill nois are
both swelling, and in fine navigablc order.
- The Switzerland and Ben Bolt, down
yesterday morning from Cincinnati, at the
same time, were literally too crowded for COM
fort with passengers, who had scarcely walk
ing room on account OF the furniture and plum
der. There were great many emigrants on
board of both boats.
! - The following rates offreight prevailed
at Cincinnati day before yesterday
New Orleans-Flour 20; Whisky 81 25; Oil
81 rs; Pound Freights 4O@5Oc p cwt
overwhelmingly and Oil 81 p Dbl; Ale
8715c; Pound Freight 40 p cwt. Cabin Pas
sengers SO.
Wabash-Whisky and Oil 81 25@$1 so
per Dbl; Flows 6Oc. Molasses 80; Pound
Ere 40c per hundred.
- The s'eamer Henry Graft ran against
a pier of the Rock Island bridge few days
ago. and sunk. She had no freight on board
and was speedily pumped out and raised. The
steamboat men complain awfully of this bridge
but we think they much exaggerate the trou-
ble. The mighty rivers must be spanned by
bridges and the steamboatmen will have to GET
accustomed to IT Cooncr or later.
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THE LIT TIE MAN
WITH THE
N II g . ETn q O. Ri9

Tho can dress person in WOOL Lin SILK o Cotton
ENVERY Gentleman desires be neatly iily dresl-
A ed It emihenty proper that sis should te the
and have noticed that nearly ali the we'll
lani1ens Of ear city purchase their Clothing
A. LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing Store,
the Pavilion Hotel Water AMI Sycamore
Everything the line Clothing and Furnishing Goods
be had oady made made orisr only in the best
manner snd style. but st the very lo~ est prices.
general assortment of Hats Gaps Leather Trunks Car
ret bags Yalises everything that gentleman
T use. you may ind ut the Western Star. ar3
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE LOT Avn AuCTloNr


WILL sell puqlic auction. s the old House In
Evansville April 26h 1856 Lot number sixty (6O) in the
Upper Enlargement Evansville the corner
Mulberry Second This lot rs feet front
eligible building
city. SALE POSITIVE.
TERMs:One third the purchase in cash. and the
remainder in and with interest," to be- secured
by mortgage,
Refer Baker Garvn. whose Once plat Of the LOT
may be seen NANCY ROGEkS.
NooLsEY & NELSON. Auotioneers. apl3w
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old COURT House Corner of Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAVING leased for of years and fitted up the
private SALE all kinds DDS
and merohandise household furniture horses bug
gles,
Cash advances made on eonsignments when required.
Regular sales every TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday
commencing at O'Clock, M Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
sndaleS of real estate promptly
TO.
We weekly receiving. have now hand larg'
pinaIe and bsnrster backs scollop tops
back office. French, Jenny Lind BHstle wood seal
Chairs mahogany sud wood sofa seat Chtr Elisabeth
chairs; rockers sofas, sociahle
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads, mat
trasses tin and wire Safes etc., which ne viii sell al GIN
cinnati prices.
We have also hand great variety ofnetiOns swelry
volius aceordeons. pocket cutlery pistols whips
|
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SPRING TlRADE Open


AN0LBURN l. HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses the building lstey pat
SIR. Hughes. Water street Canal Bank.
where they will keep constantly hand at wholesale and
retail large assortment of MATTRESSES of all sizes knds
vis Spring Cotton. Moss. Shuck. Hair AMI jimmy Lind
ALso-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALSo-Cotton. Moss Hair, Shuek and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order AMI to give sssfac
Those good article will please call
The attention Country Merchants is particularly
Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26

az The Rev. DIR. Foster will preach to-
morrow at st. Paul's (EpiscopaD Church, at
l01a o'clock A. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26

- DOE Demijohn l. :. s. gallons 10 boxes 40 gross
~ pipe heads sbags ass'd CorRs doz bl eoyeIs dog
wooaeR raN doz lemon squeeEsrs doz
wooden barrels for sale b.
I & HFfMANN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26
NEW AND CEsEAP GOODs.
MCKINNEY b COOK f.

WATER NEXT DOOR n. BETw
Ri receiving opening most desirable stock OF
"a spring ami summer goods consisting in Of
variety uSnaly Kept in dry good Sks ChalAs
Bersses Robes Lawns Brillisuss. Benret torspe. silk
Lace and p3tan) Ribbons Lace Ed SinEs Gloves
Hoseng great vartCloths Caisimere Pant goods and
Yes n rio
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A NJ B r O Y p Els
TAKEN AT THE

8 IT M II r. "A M
HAVING very heavy expense learning the pro-
and fitting rooms for taking ArAbrotypes.
prepared put in the finest ary size Am
broypes from one-ninth to one-haf siZe The Ampro-
Is far superior to Daguerreotyp and beauty
having glare of the plate and can
light We also takotwo pictures at one sitting
positive and negative picture and when held TO the
it perfectly Transparent Fhe AmoroyPes are
being finished entirely air and water tight and can
be taken n all kinds IF weather
Time from 10 to 30secondsi children
from to 10 Seconds. Please call and specimens
S-Daguerreotypes taken in the different sly
fabs-tf W, W, TILESTON.
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PROF. 0. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
q AHEs E2S'E'ee % a 'EES -


VENHEeEsots Oths wonderful Hair Restorative are pro-
dueinz astonishing resutsin the public mind;
lavish their praises of the virtues this
kab position. 1t is the only preparation that car
depen hair its natural color and
70 Oh oub bald heads a luxuTiant growth.
NsThe foil wing is from distinguished memter OF the
NEEDLES lpro lession = 90,
Pr F. 0. J. Woop Dear sir: Unsolicited. send you
et6cats being nearly bald for long me and
hair restoratves eAont aud having
faith in any hearing of yours to give 1T
trial riaced tire hands of barber, AID had my
rubbed brush and the Restorative then
apriied well rubbed till the scalp was all glow
his repeated every morning three week the
appeared and rapidly from the first of August last
m 10 The nreeeut time black
pleasant the touch whereas before harsh
little there it, and that little dsaP
pearirg very rapidly still use your Restorative about
twice eek and shall coed and crop
hair. New have read of these who as mott eut
hitherto which hair
really benefited by of the hair to- les Of the
itreafy gives picasureto record the result my
Experience commended preparation to Others;
already aud general sale throughout the Terri
The its effects and have hdenee IN
whoi ssle agents che Ierr-
tory daily inquiries made To- IT,
your disc for return you
il has lone for certainly hal De
led ps1 Ions ago of efect ng such result
Yours. hastily, j. w 6oaHi;
= St. Paul Nj. I.
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TBa,s.rsi-nsd Rev J. K Bragg Ministerin regular
standing and astor Orthodox Church at
Nlass he 10 RAn fconva WIN. Dyer.
FeIsHAig peloN'u' Brookfeid. Jan. IL 1855
p,ov woop-Desr Sir.-avpg made trial of Jour Hair
pleasure that It's been
fanation dsndruh and constsnt
sndenoy to tsng which his heeTtrorbled from
st;h ~, bas ALSO my hair. which bscomD
80 t,oricinaI have u'ed no other article wit h
ssrn1yytbin qlike the same pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly, ). K. BRAGG.
Pr,na-e1 soId Wholesale and reta lat
street ST. Louis Mo, and at COS Broadway. New York,
hsre ate most popular patent nedcne
boiesaeor retail as low and favorable sthe
, can be bought at other house.
sale at nSnufict1rer's prices by HALLOCK d
STODDAtD md SILT nrn~ip1l drugEistse y~hsye.
KELLER, FARNSLET & CO. Agents.
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COOS . dez do do do
ZOOS . doz do do do ............
Nv 10 bags or more, l2 cent less than the above.
T5 The lower generally ,wheretwo prices
Brenentoned forfull packages and the higherfor
snallwholesale.
ID 10 GOFFEE-so bags reed rer Antelope for sale y
~ dec3k S, z. GILBERT & CO. $50. nrarN ater:
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- 1873 Us \ Rice; Pickles; IS bxs starch; 10000
iST half SpanishpSSars. just received ~ ooov COW,
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Town Lots for Sale
T. PURI4IC AUCTION

The larger lots sold, onethrd payable in cash. and
remainder payments at one and two years The
cash and the balance in " in
t-rest all ed payments and mortgage
ak len % them.
Psnsed nrPs p" j. J. sILLIMAN. Agent.
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