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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24
NKcAEAN'S
strengthening COrdia
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.

hNU DAAVOO OAeEH hLhGa
T1HE greatest remedy IN the world. This Cordial is dis
uied from a Berry known only to myself and chem-
icay combined with Of the most va uahle medeSI
zoos herbs and oark7 known 20 the m,na Of @ man AZ s1
deons saraparia elder eFs, with others, producing
he not nf1bie remedy for the restoration Of health
1T IS NATURES OWN REHEDY,
Curiog diseases by natural laws. when taken its healing
nf is felt coursng through every vein OF ne ouy
lies bilious matter in the stomach and strehs
MeIeSn's sSrenstheniny Cordial viii eGeetuaIy
Liver complaints Dyspepsia, Jsundiee,
Chronic or nervous Debility, DisenSesoA
the Kidneys, and all Diseases arisinEA
from a DisOTdered Liver or
stomach,
Dyspepsia Heartburn In ~ard Piles Acdity or sickness
or SEiming in the lead Paiation Of the Heart, Il
eight in the stomach, Sour kructations ChosnB
OF Skin aud Ewes, Nht swesls InSsTd Fever,
Pain in the Small Of he Back Chet or SIDE sudden 4ash
Bioches on the skin and Fever Cor ohns and
such Seminal Weakness lneontinence o. OTine,
ds2 dsa'y Ehs., lRs G6. g'''0' or weakness -'
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUTE
This cordial will fall to cure anv OF the above dis
Ensi.a S4sSi and sadIR French en- s' I'll ''O-' 49,
OYER HALFA MILLION OFBOTTLES
Have been durug the past six months, and in no
thea vim safsr from %eaEngss ns or tby when GeLsaa;
Strengthening Cordial will sUre you.
TO THE WOMEN
you wish be healthy and s,rOnEf Then at once
and Of Mel cans CoTiiai. u will strengthen and
invgOrate yonr blood hoE through vein, and the
rich rosy of health mount TO your cheek gdn
Every bottle warranted to give sati- faction.
FOR CHILDREN.
We say to parent If children sickV, puny,
afflicted with Complaints prevalent children, give
a small quantity OF MeLsau's Cordial and IL will
healthy, fat aud robust. Delay not momeat
try il aud you will be convinced.
IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
EVERY COUNTRY MERCHANT
Should uotlesve he citv ne had procured supply
Of McLeaus strengthening Cordial l. Ills rapidly, be
always liberal discount will be made TO
those who bay to sell again
CAUuON-Eewsre Of drug ggists dealers who may try
palm Bitter Sarsaparina trash, which
they buy cheap, saying Il i just coed Avoid
such Ask for bcLeIR's Strengthening Cordial, aud
nothing else 1t the only TeuCdy that Will purity
blood thoroughly, the tine strengthen the
system.
one tablespoonful every morning fasting
preventive Cholera, Ohis and Fever Yellow Fever
r any prevalent disease.
Price oaly al per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
J. H. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor Of the Cordial
Also, McLeau's Volcanic oil Liniment
~ Principal Depot, the corner OF Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, Mo.
EaH- For sale n louisville by BELL, ABBOTT co.
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Boys, Youths aud ChiIdren's

TTINE Calf foots, Erogrs aud oxford Ties;
/ Mers' o,s' srd outbs' Cosrs rroge and Boots, OF
the best quality $, made rr>y order
or ,e ryicr. by nov Z q. 4. CUTTER
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2
Mr.. W. =. BESNETr.-Wheu in PhiI4delphia Va, a few
daYS ago. ca led upon Mr.. Sa m ebrated
Architect md author Of Sloan Work on Archit cure
ASKED his OPTION 10 the ourabity- &C, est
fAtni Ro, such as using city Of Me rph
and he TO me IN he htd hetaticu in saving to me
that Il ~ good an durabl- roof aud
Gates cai be; far her saving that he is sing it on
fine bulldog for himself ResDecJfIly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-24

Attached is note from John l. Morgan. Fso. Arcbi.
tsct, by which may be tie opinion Of MIR Samuel
sloan, the ehraed Archiec. and Archi'ec-
tuTer whose experience with this Of roofing who ut
doubt, is sa i-factrTy to all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER was rising yesterday and up 10
dark had risen twelve inches. Plenty of wa
ter on the Falls at Louisville for first class
boats The Wabash is still rising. The Gov.
Powell left for that stream last night, and the
Ranger is expected to day. The river is fall
ling at Pittsburgh. The weather yesterday
evening was cool with South wind which
had blown all day.
or The Rainbow arrived at P. N. yes
terday one lay behind time on one wheel. She
had large consignment of freight for this point
She will resume her old days next week.
e. Several ST. Louis and New Orleans
packets telegrxphed to our commission mer.
chants yesterday for the shipping rates be-
tween this point and New Orleans. We ex
pect to see them on hand soon. -77
OF The Paul Jones at Pittsburgh. was re.
Gently sold to Capt. Sterling, for Sl4OOO. She
is in charge OF Capt. II. r. Hazlett. 8 -
SuNK-The Princeton is reported sunk a
Wellsville. by the ice, and that she will prov.
a total loss. -. - ss.s.
OF The steamer Vienna sunk Saturday IL
the Illinois six miles above the mouth. 1t i,
feared the ice will tear her to pieces She
was valued at S12, 900. Insured for $1,000
OF At Louisville on Tuesday. the vino
blew the Defender against the Southerner
damaged both boats slightly. 80
GIVE arc under obligations to Mr.. Sher
lev Of the steamer Southerner. for up river
dates. The Southerner in charge Of Captain
Triplett, will be up Monday morning fol
Louisville. % -. y ID
OF The Lamasco wharf was lined yester
day with persons catching DRIFT wood.
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Legislature,
80 Legislature. s4
In the Senate, on Wednesday, resolution

E In the Senate, on Wednesday, a resolution
was offered that the Committee on the Organ
aization Of Courts, be instructed to inquire into
the expediency of abolishing the Courts OF
Common Pleas, and the propriety ofestabish-
t'inga Surrogate Court for the transaction of
probate business; which was adopted. Tho
Senate, at IL o'clock, in order to defeat the
Joint Convention which was to meet in the
afternoon, adjourned to Yesterday morning.
In the House, the bill to increase the sala.
ries OF State officers. was reported back by a
committee. The salary of the Governor is
fixed at $500, but 10 The present Governor.
who can receive but Sl,5OO, one thousand
dollars annually for his services in swami
: lands; report laid on the table for the present
The special order Of the day, the ten per cent
: interest bill, was then taken up. After long
and animated debate, the bill was passed. the
+ vote standing 40 to AZ, Mr DENLY voting in
the affirmative. At 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
the President Of the Senate, and Senators
came in, when the President, taking a chair
? by the Speaker, announced that the joint
y Convention. which had elected Uuiied State.
Senator's. and adjourned to this time, had
again convened, and having no further bust
ness, it was adjourned without delay, There
was general stampede Of the Republican
members Of the House, when the Senator.
came in. Aresolution was offered, which thu
Speaker declared OUT OF order. asking Sena.
: tors when they visited that body to take seat,
in the lobby. Several uniluportant bills wer,
introduced. The House Apportionment hill
was taken from the table, and made the spec;a
order Of the day for Tuesday next, at 2 o.
- - 80 go y -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

OF The Lafayette Journal says that an ex-
hibil Of the assets, Of the Gramercy Bank
will be made, in short time From what
we can learn, the exhibit aforesaid will not
! tend to shorten the heightened visages of the
creditors Of the Bank. The only money
found in the concern was about 50 insssilyer
change, and few uncurrent and broken bank
notes. The bills receivable, held by the bank
If good may pay the ere litors eight or ten
-ccnts on the dollar. r.lsF - fs- -
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EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-'The
present week is being devoted by the Teach
: 'ers and Trustees of the Public Schools to the
examination of the different departments un-
der their control. Yesterday afternoon we
visited Mr.. Knights room in the Public
School building and listened with much
pleasure to the examination Of the different
classes. The answers to the different ques
tons were promptly given by the boys. ant
iEevineeda thorough knowledge of the su!jcc.
they had in hand. A number Of ladies and
gentlemen were present who expressed them
selves highly gratiGed with the progress TIT
boys had made since the beginning Of tn,
= term. Mr.. knight is indeIatigable in hi
, efforts to promote the interests of the pupil.
in his department. The examination of the
cLamasco schools takes place to-day.
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I1oort of eoaaspille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

A. L. sHOTwELL. from Louisville to n. Orleans.
UMPIRE, from Nashville 10 Cincinnsti.
ISAAC sELgY. from Ciucinnati 10 Cairo.
MONARCH, from Cincir uoii to New Orleans.
rEeENDER, from Cincinnati 10 New orlean..
soUTHERNER, from Louisville to st. Louis
II. BRIDGES. from Louisville tn Bowling Green.
RAINBOW, from Louisville to Henderson,.
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!, Tue ,EvAssvlLLE, Bass, BASD.-wo are

The EVANSVILLE Brass, BASD.-Wc are
informed that the Brass Band Of this city,
propose giving n Vocal and Instrumental Con-
4 GER, in Henderson, in few days. Their
-, concerts in this city, in December, have not
!, been forgotten by those who had the pleasure
-. of hearing them. They equal, if not su-
&c perior to anything OF the kind We ever listen
..s ed to in Evansville, and the citizens Of Hen
A-,s dersoh will have rare chance offered them
81. s-of hearing good music. We commend them
~ to the hospitality of our friends across the
river, assuring them that they will find our
Band composed of good fsllows and excellent
ss.smusiciars After their return from Hender-
son. they will perhaps give concert to "homs
81 folks .ts,.E asa
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i 0T Mr.. Keitt, the intimate friend Of the
late Preston s. Brooks. aud particpator in the
Sumner assault, is confined to his bed with
the identical disease Of which Mr.. Brooks
died. The coincidence is singular.
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Emsaeipatien IN M,ssouri
COMMERCIAL,
Markets BY Telegraph,

80 trar - f9sngelr1s go 90 sSANciFNATi, rep. IL.
Flour unchsused; whisky dun A. %: Receipt large
Provisions quiet, and prices du Bulk ments
Mess pork held nrmly NJ SIS 20 with motsrate demand;
''r'e yrz-sssss o. cneissAri, Feb. le. p. NJ,
Flour quiet but steady Gales Of $500 bbls at s. "a
Receipts abor blls Per D; Only moderate de-
,uand for EXPORT More doing In barley .titno clangs
IN prices; whisky dull To-day nj ge; The sales
llOsO ibis; Cheese pstive al for shppinx On i
Butter dull md without chsnxe.. Govers ed orm ut
pr visions quiet thush not mu n dis!osltion nanises
ted T., the arke TIE av ices from New York and
New Orlea ,s cause ths no close I'D; We heard
of no sAles Of mn oI iaLce; Gfoceri active. ~.
~ siss Nav YcRK, Feb. 70.
Flour advancing: sales ~ GOO BIS: Stale sc SoG
Sf IS: Southsrn heavy. Nheat buoyant with sales o
7u0u bushels: decni pg, sales II 60vO bushels
ed %; beef steady; whisky 1rm. 80, s,ss.s. .,sy
Our markets to-day srs entirely uic apgsds The See
in the susqueh. nnah entirely unehsIe ed. sslssas
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

OF The ferry-boat struggled against the
.rwindand tide all,day yesterday. Her trips
were few. and FAR between. .sEE.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

- or Tho court OF Common Pleas, Judge
Moore, is now in session. We will report any
thing on the Docket worthy of note.
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/ or The negroes, who have been in the
Eio .k;nsville Jail for some time past.S on the
charge Of being engaged in the instruction,
were discharged on Thursday. ssvr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sEPoafED IxPRsssEY ron THE Jo1kNAI
cor aREssIONAL.

rnrRrY FOURTH co.dREss-sEcoSD SESSION.
.Fsis,s. 80 WAsurxoroS, Feb L. .
HoUsE.-Mr. Jones, of Tenn, offered n re-
solution that q committee be appointed con-
sisting of two members of the House and one
member Of the Senate, to wait upon James
buchanan and J. C. Breckenridge, and inform
them that they had been duly elected 'Presi-
dent and Vice President of tho United States,
for four years from the 4tt CT March, 1857
Mr. Jones said this resolution was agreed
upon by the Teller. es - 49,, I. 80 80 80
Mr. Humphrey Marshall knew that these
gentlemen were elected and was as much in
favor Of making that declaration as any gem
tleman could be but desired preliminary bust
ness transacted agreeably to the forms Of the
constitution. 1IliFfthFa
Yesterday the President Of the Senate re-
ceived a report from the Tellers, and on that
while the vote Of Wisconsin was challenged
by "a member of the House., declared the re-
suit. He denied the correctness or that pro-
cseding. The two Houses must in ,conven-
ton concur in order to produce result and
adjust the q uesiion in controversy. sr'ss -
Mr.. Jones. OF Tenn, merely pointed to the
fact that Wisconsin had not cast her electoral
vote on the day designated by law. sails 81 +
I The Secretary Of State has recommended
to Congress az. appropriation, of, 5000 for
the suppression of the slave trade. on the
principle asserted in act of 1883, and has IA
vorabiv endorsed the application of the Amer
lean Colonization Society. FOX $3o.Uo0 for a
similar object. - - = s-s,es,se iss,
The galleries ofsbo.h Houses were dense
1ly crowded to-day-the proceedings through
lout, producing intense interest. re-
| HAvRE DE GRACE. DEL. Feb. Il. =,
The river has iailen eight inches since las:
evening. The ferry steamer is still ice-bound
third OF the way across the river. A
path was constructed Of boards last night,
reachi g from the shore. and by Daylight this
morning ell the Baltimore passengers had
walked over. - A
rom present appearances, .ther ice and the
boat must remain imm0yabls aweek or two,
orsuntil the ice goes over The fats below.
IS Large quantities. of ice conrnuel coming
last night, and the dyer is hlIed above as Gar
as II II . fisns;s'lp,sse IN ns'rr, !,
| ~ ~ ST. louis, Feb. IL.
| The Senate Tuesday passcd'25 to 4, a res,
olution declaring the emancipation of slave
lrys In tins: State not only impracticablc but a
jmoyeinent towards i would Be impolitic un.
wise, unjust. and should be sdisconn tenancod
BY the people, ~
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Prizes amoaating Observation-Disclosures 500 DOT
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Qaartsr. ss..
Plan of tnc LOTTERY.

z6u Prizes ting to s9Ol nan
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s5; Qnarssrs s.h..
Plan of the LOTTERY.
The number from 50 co.. CORES ndnx with those
numbers the tickets printed on slips paper
spciresd with small TN taess aud pacea one wheel
shs mat ~, p.ss similarly Pri1tsd and enersisd. arc
fhs wheels then rsvoved and il DR. from
-heel. Tho prize draw out are
~xhibied the audience red the
Csamissonsrs the pris being PLACED asass the
drawa. The operation IL repeated draw
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzrs.-The preceding an tn. two
saeesedss hss to tho draw ing che hrss ~ III
De entitled the IS sPproxm.son prizes according
5000 prizes $40 will be determined By the ssure
the the $Joooo prize. example n
the number drawing the $oO prize ends With No then
All the tickets where the oamsef snfs in will entitled
where the number snds in will be entitled 70 S and 80
on to o.
p.saass' via ss sold ) the following rates.
css,ihes.ss Of Package Whole $40
10 Quarter :. ...'...... $50. 20 20
IN ORDERING TICK ETs OR CERTIFICATES
Enclessthe to address for the tickets ordered
receipt Of which they forwarded ~ first
Purchaser can have nehe,s sudins they
The list Of drawn hunters prizes will be senate pur.
ehasers i'm edis,sly after the drawing. -. .
give their Post Once C.anry am state P''. ~1~
~ Rememssr thAtevesy pr,1s drawn and payai
81 All prizes OF 200 and uadsr pa immedstsy ATE.
the othe prizes thirty
4 All con mnnications strictly onhdential. -
ONCE -
Address orders Tickets or Certificates either
i.ssm sxw1 swan h. .o; AsI;., Ala. s'-''r
fy IN n's.' L'ss' for 'sl'sy p oooy. ,ov
10 n
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! az or A. pew in St. John's Church, N. York
.s.was. sold last week for the moderate sum Of
S7,5o0 The purchaser must DO . great sin.
: mar, il il costs that, much TO ave him 3 .
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NEW BOOKs! NEW BOOKS


GsUANKLIN Silly beg leave call the attention TO
aud their iargs snd well
spring dry goods reed
IN of the desir-
found in the which they sder az whole
lilo or pronpt tin Tnsirs.oeieon-
ass in art "a cloths black
a,- me re and bas and MarsailIss aud
Tx Yssngs Cotoaades Crotou cloths an plain ~ dIany
Linen Drils rich Cacoes Of Philip Allen. Spraeres fne
MILLS and other printed french ase Scotch sco-
black and cciorcd Grape MAni white
mere plain fancy Ginghas rich printed Orgsn dies
shawl rich ,tiia b,wis .nd scars black and
white Ice Capes Mora tiqus Paraois slk end bingham
Umbrellas Panama Legho-n aad Braid Hats English
and fancy Bennsts rich bonnet Rtbens Hosns Gioves
Pal fancy Fans and sh,ss Carpets and
Oil Ceth printed windo. blinds. tessther with
great variety Of Thinning snail war;. and fancy goods
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-''' % We publish to-day another letter from
our. Indianapolis Correspondent Crescent
:, City,, He will continue bis letters during
<he session. - y. = - - -
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'nGF Messrs. Fish and Partridge of the Elk.
press office, keep us well supplied with late
: papers. Their kind attentions during Post.
master Campbell's reign, are indispensable.
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or Tomorrow ~ Valentines day. Gu,
: book. Store men advertise full supply Of tn,
love missives. ssss. ~. e. i'ss 80
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BANK NOTE LIST.

eoasEcrKD DAILY m oGsseEsT CITY B,SK.
The Notes OF the following Free Banks arc received
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4. s.s- ..se.R .47 CISCINNATI, Feb. IL.
River has risen six inches since last evening
and is still rising slowly. Weather very mild
and c.ouding up. A th&w expected. =,
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-- t5- We are again in receipt Of our daily
dispatches, reported expressly for this paper.
We spare no trouble or expense to lay before
our readers the latest intelligence. --.
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OF The pavement in front Of the building
occupied BY the Telegraph Office. needs re-
pairing. A series offalls over the loose bricks
lying about, on different dark evenings, has
induced this item. DO fix it somebody.
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! Paycttc County Bank. Con
Dersvi'le.
Haosier Bank. Logansrovt.
Huntington County Eank.
J Huntington.
indiana Reserve Bank, cs
kokomo.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana S,ocs TX. i.a..ortc
Indians Farmers Bank ,"ai
franklin.
Ky. Stock b. Columbus
Lagrange Bank Lima.
Mer. md Mech. Bank, n.
Albany, -
.IN. Y. and Va. State Stock
Bans. f. apsville-
Parke co. Bank = Rockville
prarie City Bank Terrs
I Haute. IL
iSa!em Bank. Salem.
Southern hank Of Indiana,
Tsrre Hauie.
!, Tippscanoe Bank Win.
| nimac. 90 reafl
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.r-- aF I.oUrsvILLr, Fe'. IL
Eight feet on the Falls, and clear of ice. :.
Weather moderate and cloudy. 80
= -.s.s = .-.s- ~, PITTsBuRo, Feb. IL.
River nine feet six inches. i.-,s.,a = -
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TH8 CRY "a STILL TREY COME.
WHO CONES!
IEEP QUIET AND YOU SHALL HEARs

HyrrrRoLFF SONS hsv. inst received dirss. fren
- ys~-vort .aess.r large "a f.ssisE .sls ssosk %
GovsI md plain Lsds.
1Air ssd sosIs Fiaser Rings Mipturs
Pins As which ustes their f.rck and srvs
- any in shs eiy rhsy you'd call psresi.F
other gooe % sirfnt they eess = Rasssa
prices oil sad sxaniss fer youvevs 81 the SI0 Of -,
big Wafch % Aasn1seeek ea0eoDts.-.s1 - nova
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Bank OF the Capitol. 'Indi.
anapo,is.
Bank Of ,sikhsrt. Elkhart.
Bank Of Goshsn, Goshen.
Bank OF Indiana. Michigan
City.
Bank Of Monticello, Mon,i-
cello.
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt.
Vernon.
| Bank Of Paoli.s Paoli.
Bank Of Rocsyille,s Rock
silic. FrF gaff
| Bank Of Salem, Salem.
| Bank of Syracuse. syracuse
Bank OF Warsaw Warsaw.
Bloomington Bank Bloom
ington.
Rockville Bank. Rockville
Cambridge Cii, Bank SCAM
bridge. = Fste - -
Crescent CIiy Bank, 'Evans
Vile. rrHr
Central Bank, = indianapolis
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Exchange BS.sGrcencas'le.
Farmers Bank, Westfield.
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CIScINyATI, Feb. II.
The river has risen foot to-day, and is full
OF heavy ice all the afternoon causing the
ferry boats to suspend operations. Weather
mild and thawing some, with indications Of
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n ALL Ca PAlGN! q
HEAD QUARTERS FOB HaaDwARI AND
,.s..s =. C2UTLER n "a -
CHARLES s. WELL S.,
&. "a.
~hi:sassss;i ~, .s..iss s is::s,s
/ s..----5---s- - MERCH,tNTs raC.wi
IFrom TxprAxa Inxous and KsSrGcKs. respeefuiy In
vie wKsoHASrs and who sarehase az va LES Al,
- am before sa,Ss in other Western os a.
psrsee, eonaa.ns then stssA AT rs'oks that
TSastsai tor = p.'rsa.s. se..ev.d upon me
srrss tho, 10 .s ma aiSars
be An.- here cnE ,ry and As Tsr
pci.aion fros New YORK. hsrs' Among The s''d' just
DIR Ecr IMPORrATtoyP PROM EUROPE.
$500 pe..n r.sls si xsss Sc j aas
loco DO Packet KnIrs IN every .tgisi "a s-s
% s ssi s sss ss s:'., y's' - 80 e.
200 % R.ss.'s md Gross s sss:Ss'
80 S 69s! hsst WIS s;gs and hack .sssl &
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