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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05

We elearn from the speech of the Hon. John
Van Buren,, lately delivered in Tammany Hail.
New York, that the State has nearly three mil
lion ofdollars Of current funds locked up in sus-
pended banks, nota sixth Of which is immedi
ately available. Could there be a stronger argu-
ment than this, for every State to adopt sys-
tenn of keeping its own moneys in its own strong
box, without loaning them out to irresponsible
banks and bankers?
The Democracy of New York and Of every
other State should insist and demand that their
State Treasury be divorced from any partner
ship with the banks. After these lessons Of ex-
perience, if any State will intrust its funds with
their keeping, it is really deserving Of no sym
pathy whenit loses, as it is certain to do large
portion Of its deposits.
We trust that the Democratic Legislature Of
Ohio will, as its first act, pass law taking the
control of the peoples money out Of the hands
of banks and bankers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05

In Hancock county, Indiana, on the 9th uIt.,
PITS. NEhLINDA, consort Of the late John s.
Layport, formerly Of this county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05

OFFICIAL VoTE OF PENNSYLVANIA. The Of
fetal vote for governor, at the late election in
Pennsylvania, is as follows:
Packer, democrat, 1857
Wilmot, black republican, 146, l44
Hazlehllrst know nothing, 28,277
Packers majority over Wilmot, 80, 1872; over
Wilmot and Ilazleharst combined, ii, ,455. The
legislature stands as follows:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05

CINcINNATI Hoo TRADE.--There, has been a
at Cincinnati The price current OF that city
says they are now dull at 81, ,76@ ,25 gross, with
continued downward tendency; and on
change on Tuesday corn fed hogs were offered
at $3.50 net for November delivery without fin
ding buyers. Those who have contracts to re-
ceiye hogs at 81 in November are in an uncom-
Portable condition. The Price Current is of o.
pinion that farmers will hold back in hopes Of
meeting better market as the seasons advan-
ces, and this will lead to an increase in the
weight Of hogs brought to market and heavier
supply in December, because when they are
fatted they must be sold for whatever they will
bring.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05
IN ENEs AID q Ms
z X z e EGS COIN p u M u

ARE RUNNING A DAILY MESSENGER
from Cadz to Stoubenyille, connecting with the
Parcels, Packages and Moneys to all parts Of the
United States. The also make collections on goods
aud bills at all important points on their lines
They offer greater inducements tov a continuation
Of the liberal patronage hetetofore extended them.
A. f., MOORE Agent
February4, i857-y and Messenger.
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M. MULDOON.
Corner Market and Fourth strceta.
STEUBENvILLF ONO

n " d I1N ILIlE, UHIU.
2fTScupturing and Carving done on the shorteat
notice, which for clearness OF expression and beau
ty of design is not surpassed in the West per-
sons wanting work done, " i'll find it to their adva-
age, in price as well as quality to call upon him
before ordering elsewhere, work is done at Eao
tern prices and tul satisfaction guaranteed Hia
stock consists of several varieties of Monuments
Tablets lombstones, and in short all kirds of
plain nnd fancy Marble work nos 51-Iv
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05
CADIz IWHOL ES1LE MIRKET

(co'rec'et IPeekly By George d. Wilson, Whols.
sale Goesrs, folOant'ng and Commission
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05

DemOCfatS. NepubIican.
Senate 6
House 15 13
We are sure of the Legislature and therefore
Of two Democratic United States Senator's
Pits. Poa.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-05


BARNuM ONCE MoRE.--The Stanford Comm
Advocate says; at is certainly with pleasure
that we anounce the probable fact that P. T.
Barnum is again on his legs; that to-day he is
a richer man than he was before his connection
with the jerome Clock Company. 1t is said
that he has bought all the claims against HIM
self for from five to twenty-five cents on the dol
lar, with the exception Of some $f5, 600 held in
and about Danbury, which he will probably
have to pay in full. The whole OF the vast
property assigned by him for the benefit Of his
creditors has again passed into his hands, and
he is now fefm nshing aud r,fiting IranistaR in
good style for his future nermanant residence
HoGs.--The Louisville journal Of Tuesday
says, "The hogs now in the market are, from
contracts made some time ago at &c but at pres-
ent sales ofa few not engaged previously were
made at 6961ac, and no engagements are ma
king for future delivery.
The Chicago Tribune ofTuesday says, Hogs
are not in large supply but buyers hold off,
Only two packers have any under contract. An
Offer was made 10 one packing house by q party
in the Interior 70 contract $5 rs gross, who two
weeks AGO demanded 1925. Some have been
offered III 81, 80 in 60 days time without being
taken. Az the yards yesterday d lot Of 81 fat
ones sold at SO per cwt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-27

0TA celebrated Paris physician and
surgeon lately performed an operit on on
blind man, as an act of charity, aul
fully restored him to sight. In few
days the blind man sued the doctor FOR
destroying his procession as bind man,
and taking away his tools, laying dam
ages at 10000 francs. The suit is now
in court
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Freight trains viii leave Evansville and Te-e Iaute
at 7enA. VI. drawing passenger car for the
mO9tOn of local travel The inward freight train will
arrive at Evansville 400 p. VI. instead Of 500 7. NJ
heretofore
For any information through tickets apply al the
Companys Transportation office, head of Locust street
Evansville.
J. J. DANIELS,
Superintendent.
- Nincennes Gazette. Princeton Clarion, sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Adyo-
cate take out former advertisement and copy. myl9u
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AiLR 0 a D.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
4 s > 4

8 81.
SeN and after MONDAY, May 18th ISL, and-until
further notice, the Mail Passenger train will leave
Evansville AZ o'clock aud - minutes, A. VI NiDcen-
hes at u II PM and arrive at TeneIaute 255 VI.
Connecting VITA trains for Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East, also for trains the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at TerTe naute-Baggage checked to
Iniiadrpps.
RETCRNINi-lelve Terre Haute at $40 p. NJ. af
ter the arrival of trains from the East aud West Vim
6-G p NJ and arrive at 600 Z. NJ. as hereto
fore.
Passengers by this train arrive at Cincinnati at ls
same evening, Cleveland ut 500 next morning instead
of 3:30 2. VI. as iy former arrang cement.
The night express between Nincenues and Terre
Haute is discontinued.
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FOR WABAsu RIVER.

4 u. - THE fine steamer RANGER,
sfs-l--f .-.- = parr- master, VIII he here to-
---zzhiorrow, n l0ai for the above
destination, AMI viii run reCuLry in the trade. For
freight passage apply on tg9- or to
feble JOHN : MITCHELL.
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AyD EyAysvILLg REGU-
LAR Jacket.

= -lls!b - THE we'll known and fast
sF.f--f' .-.rs-7 s-eanlhoat ". A. EAYES. Capt.
-'-2=-z-zz--.Duncan has re-en'ered the
tale r the season, aui will continue make guiar
t~pS- The arcoTmo ll1i1ns for passengers are OF a
superior orer. For freight ~ passage apply ~ lOani
Leaves Louisville every " Ines av anil SATURDAY
every Taursd9y and sunday at O'Clock, p
ap1i,ln
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HENDER son, EVAN%VILLE AND LOUIS
WILLIE REGULAR PACKET.

= CiFgIl - THE stearaer DIAMOND,
k.gsi-I ..--.c7 Capt. Uolcvaft. has resumed her
= -lS,ld trale. and viii make her reg
ular trips usual. passing Evansville, every We'd
neSday and saturday. dec.l
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GREEN HlvER PACKET.

4 LITsft - THE steamer UNION, Capt.
- = R.iherts, having heen Just tn-
s-.--- - shed with all the latest in-
pr0vement, 0f 80 tons capacity, fast gI3 very light
d augh vii ply regularly in the above t-lde, fnr
which si- was built expressly, ani soic!tS liberal
plv on horl. mh7
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WABASH RIVER pACKET.

4 -sIl - TIE light draught steamer
t-I ..a1 KATE SARCHET, F. F. De
ssz-=zzr cuchet. master, viii run ~
REGULAR plcget rctwee, Evansville and the different
p,ints On ha Wa'aSh River. durinS the entire
For freight or passage apply on board. feoiO
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PU BLIC S ALE /.

TUNHE undersigned will sell AT Rockport, Spencer
county. Ind, on the 10Th day Of May next, so
acres Of land, living IN said county, five miles from the
Ohio River the Elizabeth and Centreville Roads from
Grandview passing by il, and the farm of Benjamin Ia-
mer adjoining il. There is small log house the
track, and clearing of about 10 the remainder
heavily timered with Walnut, Oak, &c. 1t has q rare
advantage of being waered by small stream passing
through il, and also springs Immediately it,
II will he sold together divided 10 suit purchasers
apll-6w HOWARD ID. ONElLL.
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FOR THE WABASH.

q CcI, SIIh - REGULAR Evansville and
- --.-7 Wf'aSh River uaci-et, steamer
-----z zrA RkANSAS TRAVELLER, II.
King, Master, viii ply regular packet during the
seeson For freight or passage apply on board,
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.
~-SI--fTN = THr spie,,l.4 r,aSss-,rer stearn-

80 elh --s Tur spie-,l;a rvaSSprrer stearn-
- ..-ssT1 or N03THERSER, j. T.
smith, Master: Archer, Clerk.
Passing EvInsyilfe going up every Wednesday, at ,
ocioc5. p. II. Going down passes Evansville every
SATURDAY II u ocl0ci, VI. Will make regular weekly
ups between Memphis AMI Louisville, landing " AL
nrincp7 places for freight and passengers. The
Nprtsrner IS IiSr asset for Speei, comfort and safe
". Conne's ~ Louisville with the mammoth u. :.
NAL steamers Jac1b Strller and telegraph No. 3.
for Cincinnati, and by Railroad thence all Eastern
cities
tssenCers going East by taking through tickets on
this Saner, viii save time expense and - to - hours
d'sacreeahfe Nai'roal travel
Connects ~ Memphis with the splendid line Of New
Orleans ani Nempqis Dackots. AMI the Nap1Tap1 and
White River hNats, and ~ Palucah with tie Cmnhpr-
lana AMI Tennessee River packets; at Cairo with the
-. Louis packe apps
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LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
81 NTESNsN

n Islk - CAPT. SULLIVAN, will run
Fs-f-- ..ssl as a regular plcket between
~ louisville and Henderson, pass
nr9-
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pURGlNG BY MEANS OF DRANDRETnrs
OLD ESTABLISHED
F0UNDERY & MACHINE SHOP.
KRATZ & HEILNAN,
PINE-STREET.
Evansville, Indiana.


THE propretors Of the c City FOundcry are now pre-
narel DO all knls Of Machine and Finishing work,
and everything appertaining to the foundery business
Machinc-y % all Kinds, Made and Repaired.
We have cv'-v f'-ilitv of the hest machinery and
vorkretl. ail we give "a WORK entrusted to u.s. our
undiviIel AGENT, -. IS AZ uInghtrturinc
BOILERS AED STEAM ENGINES.
Of anv power re u'~e a r,s w prc1.r.iv fl o.
ders for this Linl Of machinery. arstinC work,
and Sa,isfat var a>ouaa.c prices. The FOuuts.y,
Finishing Sho,s, NC. are 81 Pine >-Teet.
TIL, SALE ROOMS
are on MAIN STREET, just above Second. where
Orders viii he received.
ap16ly hRATZ HElLMAN-
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GdansbiIls DAILY Sournal.
True Independence.

There is no reason to despair Of the
State where such'honest and independent
views are boldly proclaimed by the De
mocratic papers like the following from
the Columbus Democrat, fearless and
able Democratic Press in county
in this State.
There is no concealing the fact, how
ever painful 1T may he to enunciate it,
that the Democratic leaders Of Indiana.
are becoming exceedingly corrupt, and II
we mistake not the signs Of the times, the
people, the honest portion our them. at
least, are getting tired of the political
juggle-y which has been SO prominently
apparent for the last year or two. We
do not, by any means, limit or charge Of
trickery and dishonesty to the DenOcra
tic party--other parties are equally, II
not more guilty, and the only remedy,
we can see at present for the evil Is. for
the honest men OF all parties To unite.
throw aside Office e-brokers. who sell
themselves and their constituency COR
place, and absolutely trade in the office,
OF the country, to securespolitlcal infuen
ce and power. and elect other and better
amen to fill their place. This must be
: rrT EFr--k.-~~1ru~n
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EFFECTS OF ORAToRY- letter from
81. Louis speaking Of the effect Of Mr.
Everett's Literary Address, at the inau-
guration OF the University, says:
During the day of Inauguration, one
gentienan. who had before gwen Si2,0OO
added $4,000; and another, WHO had
given US $4,000, added $27,OOO to our
endowment When Mr.. Everett closed,
a St. Louis millionaire, who had listened
almost entranced by the spelt thrown
around him, declared that he must be per-
mitted to build an Observatory for Us
and asked to do it at his own expense,
without aid, as he was resolved to set
apart $4,000 TO the work.
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HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.

Thin and acrii blood cannot secrete healthy lie, and
therefore the fr thing for those who ar Gvspeptc
should be to commence tie purhcaion of their Ilood.
B2ANDaETH's PILLS,
Not only purify, hut they make the blood richer, and
a ~ Jse pr,ncIpies upon gch is power To ress ds-
MibD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL EFFECT ARE
TisE FEC ULIsRTrY OF DRANDREThS Pills. No"
uiay expect eeuufi Spring. il ls Vi srell
mp riis. thl1 a few Jses be USED y she wise OU
az ARE su ect u Infancy .. Vitiated SIie AZ As
selsJn, d Z Is - dangerous as It Is PREVALENT; "u'
tiJrei IS Pits ali3TI a invaluable and e:iicieit y o
'-evi. Bt 'her oectsioit' yse, We prevent tis %.
iecGOn OF IiOse impurities. which, when Ia sIihciell
qu .ut4tles use much Danger ID the tine organs %
n ssI.E.cl lld bowels. They soon cure liver com
dt tS stisia- tlss 81 appetite, pun VA the heal,
a.it c)sti Sec-s In e:ie Dgludth> pills work tler
g.y very zoos a. the li,esse la,nsinr in th,r
..-,,t-,,, n -, .,- -, -
the blood i pUrned, the whole system renovated, and
the functions ana d0t.es o! life 'econe pleasure
re before they hat neen sal and weary burdens.
We hNe thousands OF similar testimonials to the fol-
owing, IN sucl evidence Re had from living wit
il,nn- of high reI ecily, whose letter can lie seen
a, tne Pric.pt! Office, be whites:
- an nov hfIy-tFD years OfaCe.
FortTenty yslTs have used your Pills my family
medicine, and wish no other! and have never had
occasion 70 call physician IN my family, save In the
sickness OF ny wife with children) during the twenty
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood. Blood IS the life. By abstract
ing il in pginfui Diseases nav OCCASION The raent
ease, iu remember this ease is only the reJuc.
don or lesscEin- the power TO feel. AMI hy
rtus taking away illtre's tools, YOU may prevent her
from fully repairing the Of inflammation and
convert what micht only have been the sickness of
few days weeks into chronic affection Of months
Vnar-.
pJRGING BY MEANS OF DRANDRETn's
Pills.
This is themeans which accouls with naturenatures
remedy i'm flrt. When sudden, acute Continued
pain occurs. then ~ insure secDiity vou mist take
reiicrc that viii surely purge. There must lee
,ecr> every minute lost be fatal.
Principal Office, 43 BTandre.h Building, n ; and
ff7 D~oaiway.
All Pills with 81 Broalwav on the hoY are counter
fet The genuine ara soil iv respectable dealer
everywhere. W00LSEY & SAWYEE. AGENTS,
ar2s-lmdEw Evansville, Ind.
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NEW BOOKS!
New Novel, ny author Of Margaret Maitland, .'Ths
Dav of my Life"
New Novel, Nv Maginn, The Fraserian Papers.
New Novel, Don Antonio. ---
Hoods Poems, beautiful edtOn-only sl,5o
Surgeons Sermons, 3d Volume.
Lena Rivers, by author of Tempest and Sunshine.
New supply of DR.. Kane.
Chiidren's Books.
A Chld's History of the United States.
Learning to talk,
Learning to Read,
Learning tn Think. By Jacob Abbott.
Learning about Common Things,
Learning about Right and Wrong, ap29
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-. - party will be-
come so corrupt, that it were better that
it he defeated.
What honest hearted Indianian but has
felt his cheek tingle with shame at the
conduct OF some Of Our prominent De-
mocrats during the Senatorial strug
gle in the Legislature ?-Government
patronage was made an article of com
meice! Promises and pledges were freely
made, and have since been as Shameless
ly broken. This mans vote and influence
was purchased with one office, or the
promise of 1t, at least, and that mans
with the hope ofanother. Some promi-
nent men were lured into the support Of
hitherto bitter foe. AMI the betrayal Of
friend no less warm. by the remote
hope OF being called to the vacancy in the
Senatorshlp might which possibly occur
through the appointing power of Mr..
Buchanan. More tangible influences, We
regret to learn, than all these, were
brought to bear upon Democrats in that
memorable struggle. The almighty dol
lar, in the shape Of certificates of stock
was mustered into the service Ofour trail
ing politicians, and made most potent
instrument in crushing one OF the ableSt
and purest men in the State.
The political history OF our country.
we venture to say, cannot furnish an in
stance of more corrupt bribery ami base
treac herv, than was practiced in the eec-
ton Of Jesse ID. Bright to the Senate,
last winter, and the subsequent AMI con-
se1uent temporary overthrow of Joseph
A Wright. This system OF bribery and
office brokerage, is growing N huge
evil, and unless the people rise in their
might and repudiate those corrupt leaders
who use them, and the offices conferred
by than, for the sole purpose Of advanc-
ing their own private ends, and securing
nomination 70 some important office, the
Democratic party will 90 to the dogs as all
other parties have. AMI ought, when cor
rupted and depassd by their leaders
Our language may seeiEa little harsh.
but we honestly think the good of the
party and the country requires that
something should he done. 1t is time
the Press were speaking cat upon this
subject, for we know that too long a 81
lence has sezad upon. and construed in o
a tacit endorsement Of the course of
Jesse ID. bright, and his trailing
brethren, who have brought such deep
di,grace upon our party and our State.
The people are right on this subject.
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FRENCH CEySUs.-We announced snme
time ago that Jenny Lind had given birth
to Princess. All the singing birds seem
to be following her example, or preparing
for it.
An amusing circumstance which oc
Cured she other day at concert given
in the Sale Cecile for the benefit of the
orphan institution of Igny, coupled with
the crowds of joyous children which
throny the TullerieS. g rdens an Pala s
Royal, would shake our helief in the as
serted decline Of the population, were that
fact not based on official figures. At the
above concert Mesdames Viardot and
Caroli.e DupreZ were the principal voca-
liste, an NJ ,dame Rose Cherl performed
with Nj. DupuiS in a slight prOverb
The proceedings went Off most success.
fully, and lady patroness. ap reaching
Madame Rose Cher, begged her t. step
round til, concert room and make col &C.
tons in favor of Chc institution. Madlm
Rose Cheri with mu h embarrassment,
replied that her position was Of 50 very
interesting nature that she dared not
venture into crowd. The lady patron
esS smiled, and invited Madam Caroline
Duprez. or rather Madame Vanden Hem
el-for such is the harmonious name Of
h husband to make the culecti ms -
But Madam Duprez bluShed. and confes
sed that her post on was so very similar
to that of Madame Rose Cheri, that she
must beg to decline. "rhen the lot must
fall on YOU, Madane ViarlOt," exclaimed
the lady patroness. NAHUM V;ardot
sighed and responded. "AlaS! L am like
those lalies." The Lady patroneSs in de>-
par handed the plate to NJ. DupuiS, who
having no reasonable objection to offer,
made a collection which will bring hap
plness to the poor orphan of lSny.
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AxIes Springs; made of the hest steel; Bands, EI-
aeled and of all kinds of Leather Cloths Innings for
Carriages, Varnshes, Castings Of all kinds, Saddle
Trees, English Bride Leathefs, Bits, Strups, Slurs
Hames, fine Silver Han.es of all kinds, Jenny Lind
Gig Trees, Self-Adjusting Pads, Taylor's Patent
Iames, Fly Nets, Shoe Threads, Horse Blankets, Ion-
don Grth Wets American Girth ana Rein W ems, roth
Cotton and Worste-i: London Welt skins, superior
article; Ivory Gua Percha ard Brass lined Nartengal
Kings; Superior kerseys for Horse Covers, the rest
quality of Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, &c, &c.
keep in fact everything appertaiDng to either
branch of the business, and understanding both fanc-
thoroughly, would respectfully invite your at
tenton before purchasing elSew here.
am also agent for WARDS PATENT PRING
SADDLE. ap2cd&w
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FROM NEW YORK.

From Albert G.. Richa rdson's Adve. hsing and
Correspondence 0iilce, No. a60 Broadway .Ntw York.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
LEIGH & NIERLING.

(NIGARs-ao.OOO Genuine Free Trade C,sar,, rec
4 and for sale by mhsS /. & d. HEIMANNl
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Thin and acrii blood cannot sccrete healthy tiie and
therefore the first thing for those who dvspeptic
should be 70 commence the puriGctlon of their llood.
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NrEW POTATOES.-sa bushels large and &,
~ just reed by apss SAM. yICKERY&
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w for sale by spss In. COOK Z soS/