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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-21

ATTACK on NOMINEES DRIvEK-On Monday
night about O'Clock, the driver Of one of the
Navy Ward omnibusses was hailed at the stand.
corner OF Sixth street, by a drunken man named
Williams who desired To ride. The driver see
ing that the man was dTunk, started of without
needing him. when the fellow drew a revolver
and shOt at him, fortunately inst missing hi.
, head. The driver instantly drew up and pointed
ont the party 10 some OF the night watch Who
requested him To stop until they could arrest the
nisereani. They failed TO do so, however al
though the driver AYERS that he pointed him ont
10 1hrm out 10 him saying, 'That is him; the
small man with the black whiskeTs" The frf-
low was standing on the corner with three others
, OF a like sta1.p. This fellow, Williams, is said
20 be one Of the Baltimore refugees He dropped
2 his pistol which being being examined by Cap
? tsin Mills, i've Of the barrels were found to be
loaded.
b SSNoR BLiTz gives his farewell performance
in Georgetown this afternoon and evening, and
then pays Alexandria flying visit. Afterwards,
ne will give our Navy IaTd friends a touch Of his
qYalty. 90 and see him, everybody. His spe-
eihe for driving away dull care n invaluable and
smoOthes thewrinkles ont Of the rufied counte-
nance with marvellous rapidity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-21

CIRCUIT CouRr.-The Court yesterday was en-
gagged all day upon the calling of the trial docket
of the term. One thousand cases were called du-
ring the day, OF which about four hundred were
placed upon the State docket. In a majority of
the others judgments were rendered, and the re-
mainder were entered for court
To-day, the Court met at 10 o'clock and re-
sumed the business which had occupied them on
yesterday, upon which they were engaged when
this report closed. They will probably get
through with the docke today, and be ready for
the regular trial business Of the term by to-mor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-21

"A. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE
No. 4S6 Pennsylvania acenue
take this opportunity of informing nv Gu stom er a
and the public IN general that have on sale-S6r
a lot OF first rate Calf skin Caters at $780, &l
and French Calfskin Patent LeathcrH VN
Cater at $3.50, as good as are usually sold
at S., and good Calf skin Boot at $3.50. Ladle Is
Caters at 81 Is, fine Morocco Buskins ats /. and
all other Shoes, such as Boys, Misses, and ChIl-
drens, cheap IN proportion: Call and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, No. 486 Peupsylya-
MIA avenue. between Sd and Al streets.
au Is 2aw3m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-20
WHOLE NUMBER 541.

How TO BB IlAPPY.--1here is sqple
sense in DR., Halls remarks onthe Means
Of Happnes, and they may be read'with
profit by mnst young msn Of ihis age.
Reader says he, 81 have seena great
Ieal aud felt more; have talked and
rayeIed, and enjoyed and suffered with
81 sorts Of people; have been on The sea
and in it, and under il, have been laugh,
ed al, shot al, quarreied at, parised bam,
ed abused; have been blown at. and
blown up; have had much and had little
o much as 10 enjoy crust Of bread, be.
cause the ship went 10 the bottom with
every tling in It, leave me TO float ts a,
sand bank; and then again, | have wan
Tered over the earth, and under il, and
through it, its cave end its dungeons and
and darkness after sialagnltiss and sta.
aciti'es; after specimens of black rocks
and white ones. blue stones and grey;
ived for months on q desert islands Just
Tor the purpose Of picking up new shells
on the beach, which the tide Of night
never ldlII 10 ltdFf UeUluu IL. IN tUO5S
bygone, days when / had the great re-.
quisitsr Of an enjoying tarveler, to with
plenty Of money. so 1.-THE coach lurnsd
over and smashed up. l could afford TO
wait until another could be had, or If
the ship went 10 the bottom instead of to
a distant port, twas Just the same tome
because if | WASH at one place was al
another, and there was always some
strange rock to look al, some queer dip
that SET me calculating how many horse
power it required to make that rock inst
turn up so, and ALT million inquiE.es
which geology, astronomy, conchologys
and a dozen other dry names suggested,
which not only had the eff ct 10 keep
me from freting, but kept me in an inter-
ested humor, well III all these diifsfentsit.
uotons, as many more, l have found out,
among others three things:
Isl That a man on, Of money can't be,
happy.
End. That a man out Of health can't bs,
happy.
3rd That a man without wife can't be
happy.
Therefore l have come 10 the conclusion
that the best way to be happy is 10 take
care of your health, keep out Of debt and
get o wife.
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TRYING TO THE BAsTE.-An TrishmOn,
fresh from the Green Isle. having suffi-
cient means to provide himself with
horse and cart (the latter a kind he
probably never saw before)went 10 work
on a public road.-Being directed To-
by the overseer 10 move pilc oFstones
near by, and dsPoist them in gully at
the side Of the road, he forthwith loaded
his cart, drove up to lha place, and had
neBrIy finished throwing out his load
"by hand" when tho boss told him that
was not they way-he must damp his,
load all at once.
Paddy replied tha. he would know
'bethcr next lime
After loading again be drove to the
chasm, put bis shoulder under the hub.
of the weel, and upse, the cart, horse and
all into the gully. Scratching his head
and looking doubtful at his struggling
horse below him, he remarked that it
was mighty expeditions way. but"be-
gorra, it must be very trying to the basie,-
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Fiel But | forgive you,

~ "a you will never do SO
again, and make me perfectly happy by
being jealous no more.
Agreed, by thunderl' cried Mr.. Hen
body, quit overwhelmed with emotion
i have acted like fool, all along, and l
have justly been served 50. Jealousy,
avaunL
And this was The winding up Of the
affair.
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6rThsl was a beautiful thought ofthe
little Swedish girl, while, walking with
her father on starry night. absorbed in
contempl alton OF the skies, being asked
Of what she was thinking, replied: 81
was thinking. iflke wrong side of heaven
is so glorious, wha, must the right side
hpi'
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- j, H. O. Miller, Druggist, q
8. T.. CORNER BROADWAY A PEARL
- s.rn, IErx J. CKSON, OHIO.

GENERAL Agent fer the various Patent
In Medicines sld dealer in Drugs, Chemicals
PsintsN Oils,Varnishes, Brushes, Perlumery,
irsas Spices, Tobacco and Cigars, Counter
Scales, nails, |; lass ware and wrapping paper.
,oSetler SgitI the various qualities Of wine
AndighOrs toi'medcnal and mecnanicSi is use. n
.2xegcriptiols faithfully compouhueu' a' "'i
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6-Once upon time, an Old lady was
reading sn account Of a trial 10 case
ofhorrid murder. At the conclusion she
found and read the following postscript
I'VE stop the press 10 announce that the
jury were hung, and the prisoner remain
Ied for another trial"
Good gracious said the smiabls
old lady "what were the jury hung iorl'
Why didn't they hang the bloody Priso-s
nerl"
"Why madam" observed a waqgish
person standing BY" you must Observes
that the courtdident hang the jury, thtya
hung themselyesI''
ala, me!'e yefPed the old lady, q"
,ShockinoI I have heard that thera
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r. r. STANLEY,
Williams ~ Norton,
SICIANS AND SURGEONS
uILL, JACKSON CO., o.

yaK HILL, JACKSON co., o.
r7FFICE--At OAK HILL, where they may
.Kdsat all times when notabsent on pro-
fessional business. When absentyall messages
left at ]. Edward. Jones or at the residence Of
Or. N orton, wilfbe promptly attended to-
u.97, 1854. 10 tt
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kM.lS4. 1877
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a bOEJ vi Oh lho
"you ought to commemorate the incident IN some
manner" added.
Il have thought Of inscribing on small silver
plate the words. "Castthy bread upon the
waters, and thou shalt find it after many days."
but it does not seem exactly appropriate to the
case"
"Did you ever see tho girl again, pspaf" ask
ed Nellie.
mo, my dear but have heard from her
through German missionary. She % 4 good
scholar and teaches little school herself, now
in Chicago. She las become handsome and
refined Young woman, and is educating Der only
brother. younger than herself. learned from
bin that my little gift put new life into the ainkE
ing heart OF the poor sick father and the no.isF.
ment procured with some Of tho mdnV gave
rre1gth TO bis weak frapio" {
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BENNETT g. CO.'S, BANK SD, STORY,
TERMS

I'm Advance, S1,O0. Otherwise, $3.50
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-21

Do You WISH TOR HEALTH?-If afflicted
with any form Of disease, no matter how in
veterate, or what duration, we advise you rs
a friend to try Huriey's S1rsaparIla. The
reputation Of this medicine has not ("lke
othors'') hal its birth in single day. but one
chat has developed itself by degrees ever since
introduced till now regarded the friend OF suf-
f5ring humanity. It's curative properties have
been fully tested in thousands and thousands
Of cases, from the most simple eruption Of the
skin, to the deadliest enemy Of the human
race, ''consunption," and in no instance where
perscTeringIy adopted, has it failed to afford
permanent relief.
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EVANsVULE. md WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAN. 2l. 1857.

abb evidence fits power as a proof The me
tdicines OF Professor Holloway have been
silently but powerfully eiecting a change in the
.sciencs Of physc which the world itself has
begun to wonder at. 1t IS well known that
.thocauscs ofali The diseases and sulcrinGs to
which people are subject, are very few.
although their indications may be nunerously
varied. The Old plan Of curing diseases was
by Affecting their results without affecting
their primary causes. Professor Holloway
iaiJiatel a new new mode of trea nlent by
discovering Of his Pills and Ointment, which,
while Immediately graphing with the ult-
mate symptoms, reach also to the sat Of the
disease, and eradicate the first causes, thus
destroying all allsubsequent liabilities to si.aalar
affections. We do not mean to praise these
Pills and Ointment. We confao ourselves to
standing facts, and are satisfied that no euIo-
gy is needed. They speak for themselves.
Mobile Register.
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THG BEGINEING OF THE END-pHE DEATH
KNEIT. or QUACKERY.-"Oh blessed health"
exclaimed Stern, "'ts thou who enlargast
the sou and opsnest all its powers to receive
instruction and relish virtue. lie that has
thee has little else to wish for; he that is so
wratched as to want thee, wants everything
with thee" The truth of this apostrophe
every one must acknowledge; poor Stern spoke
from sad eXpeience. And yet, familiar as every
man is with the truth herein expressed, no
mortal coull compute the members who ruin
themselves in body, mind, and fortune by nee
lectng to employ the proper remedies when
health fails. How is this neglectto to be rene
died? The evil has become so concentrated
by age, that the man who undertakes to
amenl it requires no ordinary hard;hOoI
Such man IS Professor Holloway.
The honest labor in the cause OF humanity
finds no saller dscoaagement, than in the
Complacent Indifference with which people
prefer 20 endure long existing evil, than to
.Incur The trouble necessary to get iii OF it
The more asedan error has become, the more
difficult it is to remove ii. This is true in
an especial manner Of the art of healing as it
was known and practced before the advent oi
this wonderful genius whose mission has been
to re-establish the treatment Of human all
ments III rational way.
One by one the venerable abuses that have
dissraced the past are disappearing, and
among the rest, the errors that have crept in
to the medical practice have got their dismis
sion papers, and are obliged, to use vulgar
phrase "out and rum Where, it may bt
aske l. are the proofs? Proofs! Why, there !.
one great, patent, palpablc fact, which ha.
been staring the world in the face for tht
last twenty years, and working its way
through,popular prejudice into popular favo
with a success which is the most unquestion
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VOLUME TX.
C5e 9aiIg yonrnaI.
PgiNF1D AND PUBLISHED BY
z'- K. GA-EE EaELzE.
Corner Of Min a7I Water Streets.
raaAEs o. uRscnLprIcN:

FUNERAL OF FATHER MATHEw.-The fu-
neral Of the Rev. Father Matthew, "the apos-
tie Of temperance" took place in Cork on the
1Zth Becember, and was perhaps the most re-
nark able one ever witnessed in that city
The cor.eJs WAS more than three miles long
st was attended by the corporation and city
o,icors in mourning, by several dignitaries
AMI cleTgymen of the established church, as
we'll as by vast number Of the Roman Ca
tholic clergy, with their bshopat their head,
and by all the Roman Catholic and great
many Of the Protestant gentry Of the sur
rounding country 1t was estimated that not
fewer Than fifty thousand people we're assem-
blel in and around the cemetery On the occas-
ion; ana the deepest sympathy was expressed
by the greater number of those present, many
of them Shedding tears. The Roman Cath
olic bishop and seventy priests oiiiciated at
the obseQuies in the Catholic Church Of the
Holy Trinity
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ST. les KEOEEEs
t-srr

rETII 1srsgned Lessee this newly erected and adi
raNIy adapted HOTEL, pleasure in ouDcng
public generally and especially passengers arriving
aep3rtjns 9 Poraud wharf that this honse
pietely furnished and the of Guests
Every item of Furniture bedding ana indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for the house.
st1lssd ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
principal piping pozt louisville where
all her guests s5 arrive and from whence they de-
and South. this house affords convenience
comfort the heretofore experienced
this point.
command liberal share Of public patron
intends deserve The House, with its
grounds COOL shady and general convent
surpassed transient house. II hall be kept
frt-cass Tosel-acbin ofthe essentials such
establishment.
Mr. J. W REDpING. we'll known 70 the travelling public
long connection with Hotels in Louisville is
will ossistIn of
The patronage fthe public is respectfully solicited
y3I-t ". ". OWEN, Proprietor.
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0Lr Hon. VIM. c. Rives. Of Virginia, has,
it is stated, undertaken to edit the Madison
papers or such of them as are in the posses
sion Of Congress and have not been flched.
Among them is n letter addressed by Madison
to his countrymen, with a request that it
should not be opened until after his death
The document is said to be strongly for Union
under all circumstances
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OF The British Government has given
their approval to the proposal for laying
down telegraph cable in the Persian Gulf
and, by connecting it with that already laid
down in the Meditcrrean, placing the whole
of Europe in direct communication with Asia
The project is still under consideration at the
East India House.
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ANY ONE OF THE oUARTERLIEs.

wvTILL receive in addition Art Journal FREE and
va also certificate giving them equal chance
other aerlAer5 s Society to 5rsw fine oil Painting,
by uJers Of the Society. Evansville last year.
and two tie year before.
The Magazines size viii be received ny
press ah Ga they issued and delivered
aUdzcr@crs wien the leaves trimmed at
% exceed postage.
Li1's Living Age and certificates and the
ncl oc siT dollars Gail the TELEGRAPH
scribe early. list may he complete time.
n0ytT r q. EARSIARr. HOa. Sec'y
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TIE IoRALs OF C9NGEEss.-The n York
Times cnliehtens our ignorance in doubling
that members Of Congress can be 50 meanly
venal as to sell their seats, taking others less
desirable. The Times says:
"lf they would stop there, we would be con-
tent But the fact IS almost everything they
possess is understood to be in the market
There are scores ofthem who sell the books,
stationaries, and sealing waX-the tiahE3 even,
to which they are entitled to by law. And
there are many who 20 still further and sell
theiru1ts. We presume ifthe private account
books of a good many honorable members oil
Congress could be scrutiaizod, there would
be found 4 long column Of receipts for yea and
no upon matters Of interest to parties who
can afford to pay.
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AVE co-aerced receiving their Fall and Winter stock
q < Of goods enbraing every variety of merchandise they
have usually ks3t.
NeHer he rae the largest and best selected stock
have ever styles suburb and prices low
No ought visit this market this Fail without
ming stock "a it IS pleasure show choice
Of goods aud heaer he viii leave
better al patriot she great beauty
the variouS styles anl combinations gay rich coiors
display Of the bet American a2nufactores, will make him
feel prOudeT OF his country.
KEEN & PRECTREt
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HoILIwAY's OfyraIEET- GREAT Ex-
vERNAL ANTIDorG.-When impurities in the
blood are determined to the surface in the
form of blotches pustules, dry civilizations,
hols, rashes, &c, this potent preparationis the
only safe and radical remedy. Sold at the
manufactures, No 80 Maiden Lane New
York. and No 2+t Strand, London; and by
all druggists, at 25c., G2l5c., and 81 per pot.
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o. Chils AMI fever are becoming frequent
Farr'S Ague Tonic or Qginne Substitute, is
sa3 BEST remedy
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EnEJ.J. PENEIT ET9E having purchased tho stock o.
= Medicines oucAel for sole hT Grtyior1 Bell few
months since call attention OF the pThc,
particularly 5iciaa5 and merchants f. h5 city
- this assortment which VIII be con
artly resolving additions from she Eastern cities and
eaI VIII be 77lt o terms ~ can - afforded ny any
/ BritIipr5 sep23-I
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7I rbscr:hars are new in TeeeEto Of their supply of
81 Fail and Winter BOOTS and SHOES selected the
CITY and country trade embracing every variety and quality
Of MeH'a. Noans ana Caiidren5 which they call
the attention of the public. MCREA & WELLS.
9e?5 First street. Fosters Block.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS n GROCERIES, AVE LIQUcRs coENER
yISE STS.. EVANSVILLE. IND.
RE PGdcr5iEre have this day formed ership sor
the purpose OF doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eayiug succeeded the hCsides Of Ais
Doves purchased their stock and made additions
,o shall be able to offer good bargains
FOR CASH any house Evansville city IN the
vest. R s. TENNEY,
S,SORENSON.
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II gsOSEeR,S

Z = ECEIVED this morning by Adams Express. SUP
= ? ply lJliss and misses Lambs Wool Hose, colore
ami white Ki4 Gloves fleece liaed Silk GIo7es
Expecting daily arrive addti nal stock of all sorts
Dry Go7d which offer friends at reduce
roy33 RoSER, BRO. & FREY.
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0Lcr chime Of nine bells vas put up just
before Christmas, in the spire Of St. Paul's
Buffalo in time 10 'ria5 Christmas in merlily.s
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CHARLES BARNUM,
DEATER IL
= - 2 9 8 g g 4 J. 7 . " 2 sry, d Z.
FIRST STREET. EETwEES MAIN AND LOCUST.
Evansvjlle. Ind.


Y NtEGNE5 AND JEW AE.nI.
FIE subscriber has Just received fne lot Of wATcuGs
Z JswELKY, which he is prepared TO cell cheaper than
ash. His stock consists in part Of Watches Of Tari
s5yles and prices; Jewery Of all kinds and quality
Guiding some Cold Stone, Me5aic Il Coral in sets old
Chains, Bracelets. Ioctets Necklaces, Rings,
Coli Stiles Sleeve Buttons Gold Plus Plated Spoons
Forks Silver Thlbcs, Guards KEYS Jet bracelets. &c.
&c. flcs Al everything usually in Jewelry Store.
all wh:ch will be warranted rspre5ented aud will he
sold cheaper THAI offered before the city call
dcgrous Of purchasing rezpaottully solicited
Clocks Watches and Jewry all kinds repaired in the
best manner and work warranted.
jy2.-tf CJAS. BARNUM.
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LA0oUE's EHrfA1 OTIS

: Z IS aS 5 e u TGAL OILs
These a are obtained by D.-alIetoa at the c5cf.7
u hrraig ~ rA % eF7on OF Pierre Lacsar. author
of ae5Gr's Chemical s;s Lsuarr-s Chemical 1.uipu
lamoaa, Lacouron The 1i: iusactu1c Ifquo4s, e.
aqdottaiu their money il the oil does not give
LAC0Ca's OIL or C0GHAC convrres aeutral srfrss 10
f1aeri9r ttaton OF Imported 81aeei-s, VIZ Ut4rd
yard Ptorries.s ,stijlon an LonGoa Dock Er-n-:s5-
spark ing color Rcetaed Lify viii be ohanei
BY the the Oil Of Coguac New York brandy Pie
LACoUi75 OIL ~ E5E changes ReS,iaea wais.y to
lIcuoBg4aele Rye Whisky. ola Virginia Malt WLi.ky
on .oe cEoGAT changes common Raetiaod whis'y-o
Ola irish Malt WHISKY and superior article Of seosea
p,s o5 Sr5g5v %g FaAe 81 ee 3 G % ny Tm ii e .. Tirssi @
LAC0uE'a CoNoGATHAfhD 1oi5 Wiz, in i've icol;
eve s.loaa Of water to thirty gallons
$:onr's Ggo1-Sra.el Acid laeSar lie made for
o.j TO ilo ,5f5a 4 5 o &
rich oily tasei beautiful tansparert oolcr and dns
ysrsins sqmron Tti,y 70 % brandy sin So The fs. ror
1fis} 5Hs i5!5 ol the sln on S4Eylie Alcohol Ihe
.il5r Eob a and ig.69 Is a.
irt notion rom the genuine hronas iyrro tIIe.
iA4z. M ar9 re p15 IN aiars i ah a5sl eonttns
o aHf comP7seraiFe directions aeeomPanJ the bottles
rs '' p e1rnsr Of St Charles aed Trrras streo-
ssea arl .ipos3 vgib iii of lsl3r To- af r,rs or ~
country upon the RECEIPT OF $40 ja Il, ad lrs-s
Purchasers requessed enarra ntzc good faith
furnish s The name Of any h0ej New 0rle nd VIII
chat is Ella E for them, they win cost nothing an7l
roHg HvRtrv. u. =uttsvAn
bsagsE UZEJssLEzY s, 60.
20 ID " y = f9R.sla ~ - &5e ~ IzE &&EEG
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Ca4aIoauossentt 20 any address.

j. EU1z'EEs s >. EE.E1E1VC.
ET-uOLESALE aud retail ds1lers in Leather. FTile,
Z Flour ana bi.e Lilac. Msin opposite old St3
Bank. Gep2i
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COS71DPOLEEAN AEgT UNEUN.
RGACAEYROD GE

THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH THIS ASSOCIATION FOR
HARPER PUTNAM, 6sO0EY. GRAHAM.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,