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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05

The STATE FUNDS THE STATE BANK
the State Journal at Indianapolis, after copy
Ing our remarks upon the bill to give the en-
tire control of the trust funds of the State, to
three Comm issioners, to be controlled accord
ing to their discretion, says:
1t will, perhaps. relieve the editor and 9th
ers to learn that since his remarks were pub
lished, each House has plainly indicated a de-
termination not to interfear with the State
fundse expected from tho Bank until its bust
ness is closed.
| The proposed substitution of the appoint
ment Of Trust Commissioners, alluded to by
the Evansville paper. has received only eleven
votes, SO tina. in neither House does the pro-
ject referred to by that paper, seem to be f.
vorably regarded.
Persons forget because the Bank has ceas.
ed her business, she had her loans up to the
maximum, being over six millions on the frs,
Of January. which will be in the course of col
lection, partly on renewals, during the two
years allowed for her settlement, and tina,
this large amount Of discount is all drawing
interest. so that the States funds in the Bank
are still accumulating by this interest running
And it seems also to be forgotten that so fast
as these drafts are paid in, for several months
the money will be needed to redeem the fouI
millions Of circulation she had out, so thai
there is really no net Sinking Fund until the
Bank closes her business, and is ready to &C
count to the State, as she will be to private
stockholders, and the State bonds are redeem.
ed by the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
There are two projects before the Lesisla.
ture for final disposition Of these Trnst
funds. A bill in the House provides that
these funds when realiazed, after the Bank
bonds are paid, shall be distributed among the
counties and the principal loaned out, and the
interest applied to the schools. This plan
we think the most unotjectionable and safest
The bill Of the Senate provides that the funds
shall be appropriated to pay the State debt
and that debt consolidated as theAlebt Of the
State to the school fund; and the interests
paid for schools.
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TRIO BONO PUBLICo.
IF"Every mother should have box In the house
handy In case Of acsidenis to the children"
Redding's Russia Salye.
It'll Boston remedy OF thirty years. standing ard is
recommended by physicians. Its sure and speedy
cure for Burns, Piles, Bos Corns Felons, Chilblans,
and Old Sores OF every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers
l'ch Scald Head, Nellie RASH Bunons Sore Nipples,
(sscHnnended by nurses,l Whitlows, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum.
scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and
Flesh Wounds. lisa most valuable remedy and cure
which can be tesedto by thousands who have used
In tho city Botonnd vicinity for thirty years
In no instance widths Salve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. Ii is made from the
purest materials. from recipe brought from Russiao
articles growing in that eounry-and the propretors
haveettersrom all classes clergy physicians
captains, nurses and others who have used il them
selves, and recommend it to others. eddng's Russia
salve is put in large tin boxes. stamped on the
with picture Of house and disabled soldier which
picture also engraved the wrapper Price s5 cents
. box. RrppISe & Co Pronr,.tors
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO. Acents
apFd&wy Evansville. Ind.
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GA gentleman and his wife, residing in
Nelson county, KY, went before the Grand
Jury, at Bardstown. last week. aud made oath
that Mr.. f. had for some time been in the
habit of holding frequent criminal intercourse
with the aforesaid wife. The Grand Jury
refused cognizance of the affair, however,
and. returning to her home, the wife exaS-
perated at her disappointment, determined to
take vengeance into her own hands. She ac-
cordingly armed herself and, meeting her Sc
Queer, shot him, causing his death immediate
". The murderess and her husband are in
custody. Mr.. F., the victim was a married
man of respectable connexions. The affair
has produced great excitement.
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F. Y. CARLILE, EDITOR.
EVA N VILE:

The HUDsoN BAY CoMpANY.-Ths British
Parliament has appointed committee to con-
slider the state Of the British possessions un-
der the administration Of the Hudson Bay
Company, who, by their charter govern all the
North American continent, north of the u.
States and north and west of the Canadas-
Their charter was obtained from Charles ii, in
176O, and confers on them power of govern
ment almost absolute, and an exclusive right
to trade in all the vast regions over which
they hold sway. They have enjoyed this
monopoly for two hundred years, ruling the
territory as its absolute sovereigns, excluding
colonization, and preserving large continent
in wilderness state for the growth and range
of wild animals, for tho sake Of the profits OF
their trade in skins and furs. A great portion
o: tie country is capable Of supporting q
dense population. 1t borders upon districts
into which the great tides Of emigration in
the U. States are flowing. along the northern
line Of Minnesota and Nebraska. The coun.
try is in the same ATTITUDES as France and
Germany; parts Of Europe, that in the days
Of the Caesars, were covered with dense for
ests, filled with wild animals, and were deem
ed inhospitable regions. The clearing of thu
forests, cultivation and drainage had modified
the climate, and made them the abodes of the
highest civilization and national power. Pop
ulation would do the same for the wilderness.
regions oil the American continent now un-
der the dominion of the Hudson Bay Com.
pany. The policy of tho charter is oppcs-
ed to the spirit OF the age, and was against
the rights of man. 1t is absurd to attemp
. to shut up a large continent to promote thu
growth Of furs. Many Of the privileges o
the Company expire in 1859, and the qucs
ton was, shall they be renewed? The sen
, timent Of the House appeared to be decided
ly against it, and this great political and trad
ing corporation will probably be reduced t
: a private company Of fur traders.
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OF 1t will have been seen by our tele-
graphic dispatches, that Gen. Cass presented
the credentials Of Mr.. Bright as Senator from
Indiana for six years from the 4th Of March.
1t is probable that Mr.. Bright having despaired
OF his seat in the Cabinet has determind to try
his chance as Senator. lie has become some
what desperate, and has turned revolutionist,
and determined to rule or ruin himself if no
one else.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05

o. In New York the Democratic working
men have held public meeting to protest
against the Congressional practice OF granting
away the public domains to Rail Road projec'
tors and thus robbing the poor man Of his
just inheritance to a home in the public land
for reasonable price. Working men and
farmers. Of all parties, should solemnly and
earnestly protest against this profigate waste
of the public property, voted away by bribed
members Of Congress, whose votes are as mar
kstable at Washington as fancy stocks in Wal
Street.
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The best erisnc, 81 at Ne aiiuced in favor OF the
eo-eiousness or Hollands German Bittsrs prepared
Dr. NJ JAckson tie unprsc eaensed dsnsnd fsrtAsm
ell ofthe Union and Aho iyh there he
pounds prepared and represented being worthy OF
liberal patronage yet see contraned 20 remark that
Of with which the worthy doc
has been honore3 BY OF the hrhet character
repsetaiity va fouEi IL have
his preparation Is testimony sufficiently conclusive that
eaectla remedy Cor the almost immediate relief of
those afflicted with that arefal msiiF dyspepsia has
been discovered. See advertisement. For sale BY
febf KELLER & WHITE.
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OF Advices from Western Texas to the
Goth Of February, state that the farmers OF
that region were neraly through planting their
corn crop; in the middle and Southern portion
of the State, planters are awaiting the unmis-
takeable evidence that spring had arrived
The season is unusually forward.
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Otr The Merchants and citizens of Lou Q.
Vile, without distinction of parties have uni
ted and are preparing to give Mr.. Guthrie,
late Secretary of the Treasury, public recep-
ton on his return from Washington to his
home in Louisville.
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OF It is said that from the syrup Of the
chinese sugar cane, grown on one acre oil
ground, 1900 gallons Of excellent vinegar,
equal to cider vinegar, can be made. Vast
quantities Of this cane will be planted this
year, throughout the country. fear is ex-
pressed that farmers will become over excited,
and create mania, as has often been done on
the introduction of some new product. The
juice of the cane has been distilled and is
found to yield fine alcoholic product. The
seed is now selling for So ID. in New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05

GRANTS TO RAIL RoAds.-The Land Office
at Washington has confirmed to the Cairo and
Fulton Road in Arkansas. 100000 acres oil
Land. The remaining claims Of the Company
are Tor nearly two millions more, and as
the Lands embrace some Of the finest bottom
Lands of the Mississippi, the st. Francis,
White and Arkansas river,i is estimated, they
will by the period the road is completed be
worth $40 per acre, or $50, 900, 1000, twice the
cost of the Road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05

The appropriation bills passed by Congress
on Thursday last, amounted to $4,000 1000.
This included S13,OOO.OOO for tho Army;
sl2 600, 900 for the Navy; S1,500,O00 for
Steam Mail Lines; 100000 for Fortifca-
tons. and 100000 or $6.OOO,OOO for items
of civil service such as Coast Survey, Capitol
Z Extension, Custom House, &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05

ftTNew York sharks" both male and fe-
male, have recently been practicing child
stealing quite successfully. for the purpose OF
obtaining a reward for their restoration. This
infamous business has been made to pay very
we'll, the rewards offered by the afflicted pa
rents are frequently large and paid without
enquiry The scheme has been fully ex'
posed.
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For sale in III. ol,yby fss, KELLEE

fs good arsie's will triumph rretsnde
imitation II has been said tina. city Is parsise OF
huubuz bu let really ucrt0rors Article capable fdoins
Al, for snd il will the Of
position inflated aud Hostettsr,
famed omach titte bear Eiden,e OF this fo II ~ beer
taken hold Of by the peon' aud tried and not foVad want
ing in curing OF Dyspepsia. ia form. When
these why should il be appreciated.
used by everybody Fer sale by Drusz nad Dealers
neraliy. KELLER WHITE.
HALIOCE g STODDAED.
fet4-dSs wOOLsEY & SAWYER.
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o. One of the Missouri river packets this
week, brought down ut one time over two
hundred country merchants, from towns on
the river to purchase their stock Of goods for
the spring trade. 1t is estimated their aggre-
gate purchases will be from six hundred thous-
and to one million dollars, which would make
at least one good days work for the !jobbers OIL
st. Louis. Trade in that city is uncommonly
active this season.
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NANTUCKET The Nantucket Inquirer Of
February 4th has leader headed, '1iVenty eight
days later from Americai, 1t appears that,
during four entire weeks the island had been
shut off completely, in consequence of ice, from
communication with the main land.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-05

OF The lovers of good oysters are informed
that full supply can always be found at
Cooks, as fresh from Baltimore rs the Express
can bring them daily.
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FOE, THE JOURNAL.

FOss TIE JOURNAL.
never 'spired tew be poit.
q nsei'ntter. 's7cse yOu no it'd
Ith.wt there's virtu init
Da.a'd IL would z, in mint!
Bat when you tawk Of dos'r a;ypin.
Webster'srouni aud takes delite in;
Dad OF live he'll stamp your feetu-s.
And "babiz'' tsw. deer little ereeturJ.
On paper. iron. glass crplate,
He'll fS ysvr shadder sure as fate.
So natra, and so trev to life.
whenyew'rsavay twill fool yewr wife.
nov2s-i.f TILEsTON's Gallery.
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" The Legislature Of South Carolina, has
finally passed the act amending the Csnstitu-
ton Of the State, requiring residence Of two
years of foreigners, after being naturalized,
before voting in any State election.
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or Late accounts from Salt Lake state that
Brigham Young is rapidly declining in health,
and his recovery despaired o. HIS disease is
COTS lmption.
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A Prussian Count is about to settle at Mil
waukee, and invest 100000 of his own
funds, and is to be accompanied by 200 res
pect lble families.
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81 The first party of New York emigrants
to Kansas, are noticed 10 leave Buffalo to-day
18th March). The fare from Buffalo to Kan
sas city, including board is arranged at $25.
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HOLLOW AVS PIIiS-NATURE's GREAT ALLY
To the bodily by dratic rurrasss q
aSss. disease These famous is. the contrary assist
in her nfict with disease by REVEALING the
blood snd .xrsilnz all marbd matter from the system
Sold the ufaetories No 80 Maiden Lane New-Nork
and No 2 Strand. London. and BY all druggists a. s5e
c2i.c and ~ per box. mh4-wiAH
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OF Every member Of the Pierce Cabinet
has held his Office through all the years. 1t
is the first instance Of the kind in the history
Of the Government
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TEMPLE Oh HONOR.

Evansville Temple OF Honor No. every Thursday
evening il tie H water street. the Canal Bank.
R.W. PoINTDESTEE. W. G. T.
A. J. o'RETLLY. W. RI.
Beacon Light sOeisi Temple No. I5 every alternate
Friday evenns above. JOHN HYDE. b. p. T.
q. ". RCDYARD. B. n. isn20 '57-Iy
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r 4 r Il 8 .

square, lines less onete Soc: three times, 81
week 81 5o weeks. 81 SO; month 81 th-es
months 81 So ak months $lo; year. s5. Dcou,to on
arys- adverteneas CARDS. or sir lines under 81 PEI
snnun Noeharre marriage death religious notices
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yALuABrE MEDICINE in our columns OF to-day viii
be found the card Of DR.. T. H. CAvANAUGH Advertising
CUEE for tina. very distressing distase the Piles The
Dr. devoted his attention this
draas aud with sueh that he ofers to tire
public Medal preparation entitled to their entire
heence has been thoroughly tested during the past twelve
and efficacy has uninterrupted to ecacou5
In all VIC recommend the addicted to try H..
(rhiesgo Path Finder.
For sale In thu oityby feb3 KELLER WHITE.
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MCERtY a ItNMAX's riiANst-tk = perfume
Of matches riehues, cosmetic that iuneds:ey removes
Rashes Tan Bioehss sni all plsJonsl tenishes;
purifier Of the breath after smokng;a preeEvatve AVID
tooth wash and s,hsla hrer aud more ndesrur,ib Die
rsgranee than the Maria Frriaa Cologne Sold by D. T..
Lspnaa CO. Wholesale Druggists Sc Water street. New
York and BY al dEugssts a, 5oa per 52e phl-lEdAW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

90 Soticesia tins place cents per lre ore insertion
eOEnton lopgertine.
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AGENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
~ dry goods and grocery business. has had long ex-
psrienee in both. is excellent saesnsp and an
phsd Book Keeper woaid like situation N which either
or all these qualifications would be available to his
ployers 20 whom be give the sfersnc Apply
% the editor the Journal. fe24-tr
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CITY GALLERY,
IF you want rood and
lO efeap picture eail at the CITY
" LZIo daguerrean Gallery. No As.
Main street. fef4-tf
BOARDING

With large and pleasant for the accommodation OF
gentleman and LADY for single genen obtained
in private family in central location Apply this
ofsce. fell-tf
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Tho Price of Coal at the PCDIAM MINES is
a. the cents per bGshei
Hsuleat to any part OF the eity............IO
JOHN wYMoND
feb2 Sscretar- and Manager.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

@. G. MERSHON. Merchant says:
SIvPsoSvILLE. shelby Co.. KY. March 20. 1855.
1.-THE German Rttegs give general sti.fscton audI here
with hand certificate Mr. Merton Barley rspsct@
BILE farmer of this etuntrv-''
SrMPsoSvrIY Ky. asToh 20. Is5J-Desr Sir-I would in
form you tia. have been aiced for several years witt
Dyspepsis in aggravated fora. for which use
various other renedies without obsiRn
relief. From the various testimonials in favor OF Hoo
lands Bitter, induced try them. and
with pleasure that through their enjoy
better a than have dore for pat and cheerult
recommend the Btters ali afflicted with that terrible dis
else. Respectfully. -ours.
To Or. @. NJ Jackson, MORTON DERSLFY.
See advertisement. iet3-dkv
1tARrBT CiiAiS.-ICoo lbs assorted eolor.:
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SoAE-

WOOD. WOOD!.-oraers for Wood lett :. SAMUEL
vIckERr's will be promptly oiled. feb3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDINANCE


rRovrpISG yLEcrIos SCHOOL TRUSTEES pryrr-
ING THEIR DUTIES AND rsovlDIxG rok VIE CUSTODY AID
MANAGEMENT or TIE TAX LIVED FcR SCHOOL PUEPesrs
TEE CITY ny SsyI,IE:
EpE ordained By the Common Cornell Of the City Of
I'D Evansv that three Trustees shs BE- siee,sd b, the
qualified tbs City Of E,.n,vie 70 tshs charge Of
Of which Trustees shall elected each year 70 serve three
years soeerd.pcs With of,Ss School
relstye the Township Trustees, and
@ OK ssss or ds.a Of any Ir.sss. the
In Is: iru:,:,, before .nsssinf tn: dhss. .!
Evansville with freehold security the sa,seton ,ss
hs nss hoe snaa & n.
oned for the taitaia discharge of their duties School
funds.
So The said Trustees have charge Of the eaucsns
ssn ins n. s,
and regulation. the government Of both
the sSd1f: nrnur
or by ere Of their number visit each school least twice
rules and resuisons sor me sdmiseon Of :hilSr, u,
hs city a, ..:iSn scholars, and for u. .I.n.fsI scholar:
Tor iaeonPeteEey immortality neglect Of duty and
suspend excel rap.l, ioF isorderly
Master. Of ndsntur.d apprentices parents or
b. % r. to e zig ST ss1s 20 AT.
plant in Writing 70 he Trustees. ss.in:t any s,sA.f
pupil S ss
complaint, and If well founded correct the same dismiss
aid teachers and carefully guarding The and morals
in writing that any papi /. dsorderly dsobeSsIt
rreuisr and tardy in injury
seaeo the Trustees shall forthwith investigate the
eorpan and SUSPEND or ezrel the pupil if the
sH Tbs TRUSTEES shall the end each school quartz,
make sreport in writing to the Common Council Of the city
stating the anounto money expended during
snd wha. to the number of pupils attending Public
Schools the attendance
ss employed which report shall be printed with the pre-.
ceedings Of the City Council. q N
The Treasurer the City Evansville
school Treasurer. and shall the pre1oronse
sount OF tbs city revenue levied for Public Schools
as the collected which shall he paid ky him
only orders erAwn by the Board School
Clerk.
sra The Trustees shah appoint their clerk ,hsy
responsible for all his
This ordinance full the
day Of Msrch. A. 1857. JOHN HEWSOS MAYER.
Will II. WALKER. City Clerk.
fe27-Atd volksbote copy.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
ANNOUNCEMENT

TElo all persons afflicted with sexual Diseases. such
n SrERMAIoRRHGA, SEMINAL. WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE.
GosoREnnA GLEET SYPHILIS thevee Of oSASIsn szIS
ABUSE. BE. &c .x-,or
sruction e caused by Sexual the de-
prseted tie victims Of saeh
by olscks eIseted their Consulting Szrgeon
Charitable worthy Of eir naEe to give Medical Advice
Gratis - persoas thus afflicted. apply by letter. with
Of their condition. Gage occupation bae OF
m Se) in of extreme poverty and suffering to
FrRsrsH MEDICINES FHzE OF CHARGE.
The EDWARD Association is ateneyoient institnon
ed sYeeia endowment for the relief of The siek an
ais.-esssa With vlruent and Erdesc Diseases
IL h-s sarpl9s of aea which the Directors have
exye3i in advertising the above :iee rtee-
add that the Association commands the highest
cal skill OF tae age. and will furnish te most approve
Z sdera treatment
jus; Pabishsd by The 4ssoei.i0n r.rSrt on sPsrE.-
torrhosa Seminal Weak fhe wee OF oSansu Nus
eion or seiAbUs. and other Diseases OF the sexual
Orzns CcusultiEE which VIII &c sent ty
mail sealed enveiope) OF CHARGE On taeFeeelps
OF Two S.Aars for 2ostsge. ,.,s
sdstess. Dr. GEO; 4. cALHofN Consnltlns psnnrseon.
Uov.ri Association No South NINTH Street. fhliScei
pLia Pa BY orssr o. the DirseteTs -,
f- EZRA d HEaRTWE ELL. Presdenh.
GEO. FAIRCHILO. Secretary. ieis-'6'F
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DAS;SS.-5etoxesM n. Il. received and COR sale BY
"a feIT PRESTON BROS.
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Dodd G Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
Hats, Gaps, Furs;
Palm Leaf
and Straw Goods.
IA MAIN ST.
Cincinnati.
SPRISG STOCK!
c. d. CAMP & Co... CiaSianati.
AT OUR NEW STORE.

At tCK NLW sIUkE.
NOS. IS ASDs7. WEST THIRD ST.. OPPOSITE THE
BURNET HOUSE.
1yYH are now 4. receipt ef our complete SPRING
w STOCK which in yite the a.tsnton OF eealsr
from abroad feeling confident that our assoTtDentoi
PANAMA LESuo m. BRAID AID PALI-LEAF HATS
we'll a, our variety Chiiirep Fsnev Straw Goods
Noleskn Hats Hats Dress ana Tra.e Caps Laie
Riding Has and CAPS Hatssrs' Materials ana Trimming
l. please thee who favor with call.
RI Manufacturing AMI importing direct. al GOODS w
e. b,rA
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HARDWARE.

FHGGs-5Od01 fresh Eggs just and sale by
M SAMUEL yICKERY.
felo Corner Main and Second streets.