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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-06
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

1t is a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases
with which horses are af-
fiictt d, curing the most
alarming cases OF Bruises,
Sprains, 3 Strin g. h alt,
W o oun d s, s or ate h e 5,
Sweeney, SPAWN, Ring
bone, Big-heaa, Poll evil,
&c. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any per-
son owning valuab lie
ii o RS + 5, should be
without this valuable re-
medy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-04-06

" Is cases efb Cans Cove Oysters;
25 do 1b do do do;
Fresh; received and for sale by
APPS I.&D. HEIMANN.
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From VYnshinptnn.

Satisfactory Dispatches from England TatsTUie'g Be
t,rssu Lord Napier and Gen. Cass-7hs Admins
traton and The French RiedraguaR Scheme.
''Ion" writes to the Baltimore Sun under date of
the 22d, as follows:
Dispatches we're received on Sunday at the State
Department, and also by the British minister, rela
tive to the remonstranCe Of this government agsirst
the repeated and systematic violations of our & "
on the coast of Cuba and elsewhere. An intrl view
took place yesterday at the State Department be
tween Lord Napier and Gen. Cass on tn subject,
which, as well as the tenor of the dispatches are
said to be satisfactory.
OF course the reply of Mr.. Dallas, and the com-
municatiOns made by Lord Napier have not been
promulgated, but enough is known to afford an as
that the present difficulty is over and that
the British Government shows disposition to pre-
vent its recurrence.
1t is not probable that any diplomatic correspon-
dence has yet been held upon the distinction taken
by the British government between the right Of
visit and of search. The difference, whatever it
may be, is unimpOrtant to us, as We acknowledge
neither.
There is much feeling at the White House in rela.
ton to the proceedings of NJ. Belly, the French
agent in Nicaragua and the ingratitUde of the gov.
ernments of Nicaragua and Costa Rca for their de-
liverance from lbusters by the United States gov
eminent. The compliments thus bestowed may be
remembered on a suitable occasion. NJ. Belly's in
fuence will break down unless supported by the
imperial government Of France.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-29

Bethel Female College, HOPlKinsville, Ky
In another column we publish account Of the
commencement exercises Of this hOurishing insti
tutiog The College has been chartered BY the
Legislature Of Kentucky and placed under the
supervision Of q competent board Of Trustees, who
have secured the services Of Prof. J. W RUsT as
President Of dissatisfaction. Prof RUST is gentle
man Of learning and talent. peculiarly adapted to
the duties Of the position which he lls. This con-
neeton with the school furnishes the best guarantee
Of its merit His labors have already been rewar
ded by the high appreciation and liberal patronage
of the community. During the past collegiate year,
I54 pupils we're admitted into the institution, and it
may be reasonably expected That Mr.. RUsT's ability
as teacher and uniring ezertiOns in extending the
usefulness and advantages Of the College will at
tract to IT largely increased patronage during the
next session which commences On the last Monday
in August. In addition to Prof RUsT, seven teach
ers Of experience have been employed to take charge
of the several departments Of the institution.
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FrrnDrsH OUTRAoG.-The Pamela (iiss) Stqy

FTENDIsH OUTRAGE.-The Pamela Miss Star
gives the particulars of endish outrage committed
upon youth Of that county. The Star says:
On Monday last, youth, thirteen years of age,
named Robert Marion Jackson Parkman, who is said
to be son Of DR.. Psrkman, killed by Professor
Webster in Boston, some eight years since came
into Town and complained that he had been out
rageOusly whipped by his mother We examined the
boy more than once, aud found his whole body from
head to foot, dresdfully exeOriated His shoulders
purple from the infection by switches and sticks
applied by the vixen who claimed to be his mother
Her name is E J. c. Northrup, wife Of John T.
Northrup, a ship carpenter, late of New Orleans
The outrage committed upon young Parkman was
of a most dabolical character. There was hardly the
space of an inch upon his body without bruise AT
Ter he had been whipped all day by Mrs. Northrup,
he was chained by a fastening around his ankles
with lock upon it, and turned loose. Mr. Clinton
Alexander, noble, generous-hearted mechanic Of
this county, passing along the road the other side
Of the river saw the boy, and at relieved him
of his shaCkes and beh nd him on his horse brought
him 10 Pauola and secured his protection
The youth is a step.son Of John T, Northrup-a
son Of Mrs Northrup and man by the name of
Parkman, whom the youth does not reeollect. She
has now her third husband, and the much abused
boy is her only offspring. The crime alleged by the
woman, or rather, virsgo, was that the boy had
stolen sixty dollars from her, but there was no
proof shown to substantiste the accusation.
Yesterday the court Of inquiry required bond Of
$500 from Mrs. NOrthrup for her appearance at the
next session Of Panols circuit court.
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Army \ eyvs--Loss of Life and Property.

dence correspondents under date Of the 23d, says
that the santa Fc mail has arrived bringing dates
20 The LIST Inst Capt Marcy had been heard from
between Arkansas and Platte river In The snow
storm Of April -, he lost ;wo hundred and fifty
mules and a large number Of sheep. Col Loriug
had proceeded very we'll until April 90 when he was
overtaken BY a severe snow storm, in which six Of
his men were faozen TO death. Lieut.. McNally,
reeimental quarermaster, lost forty or fifty mules,
sll his beef cattle and sheep Mr.. Alexander, who
was sending train TO U,ah, lost ell his animals
except fifteen, and was obliged to abandon his wa
CONS on the road.
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Fail of a FIOOr--FOrty or Fifty Persons
wounded.

WELLsYnLE, n Y June 25.-The Masons cele-
brated St. Johns day yesterday, and, after an
grafton, adjourned to large hall for dinner. About
700 persons had entered the room, when about half
the floor gave way preciIitatiDg about 300 to the
floor beneath. At the same instant this floor above
came down with quantity Of Cutters tanning
mills lumber, sc, buryiDg the mass of people IN
the ruins Fortunately no one was killed, but from
40 to so we're wounded, and about 90 seriously. Mr.
and Mrs. Metcafe, Of Wellsville, Mrs. Daniel Dex-
ter, Of Independence, Mrs Johnson, of Friendship
and Mrs COlyin, of Bingham, Pa, reported
dangerously injured. At noon to-day all the in
jured we're alive, and the most of them were COM
Portable
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News from the stvx and Buzzard.

NEW YoBK, June 25-Lieut. Davis, of the Brit
ish flagship Indus, who arrived in this city yester-
day. with dispatches from Admiral Stuart for Lord
Napier, proceeded Immediately to Washington. He
reports that the steamer Devastation, which had
been dispatched with peremptory orders to the Styx
and Buzzard not to overhaul any more American
vessels had returned to Bermuda; and reports hav-
ing fallen in with those vessels and delivered the
orders TO their commanders.
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Tribute of Respecs,

Alta meeting Of the uembersof the Nashville Bar held IN m
Circuit Court room on Saturday the s5 ius % take into con
sdsTatOn the deoease Of the late VIZ R. HAEE the
Judges Of me supreme Court Of the State Of Tennee
ten, RUaaEL HoUsEox appointed chairnan and T 3
eHLDREs Secretary
The object Of the meeting being explained, Andrew EWse
Esq, proposed the following preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted.
The Nashville Bar have heard with deep regret Of the violent
and unmey death Of the Hon. VIZ. R. HARRs late
eate Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee been
cut Of In the middle o. life and o. his service to the state We
feel deeply that his death ordinary loss 70 the country and
spec calamity the Bar Chosen but few years since 20
al the vacancy ooasoned by the resignation Of Judge Torr
from the Supreme BenCh he but little known to the members
Of our Bar and had given him character for mpatence
aasariy which rendered his selection rather unpleasant to
those not intimately acquainted with him. had long since
however realized the misappehsion thus entertained and
found him patient. courteous listener arguments
posed 70 indulge in rproof bitterness when called give judy
ent in the causes submitted his decision. lie was eminenty
iabued with the principles Of statute law rs
known and praeties in our state City u rs sever
trained by and study at the Bar, he brought the Bench
fund Of knowledge enabled him grasp with the lead
ing points Of most cases brought up for his disposition Of
temper arm and courageous, he aEed by authority,
swayed from the calm dictates Of his BY power Of
others. Economical and prudent in Lis domestic affairs he was
far above the temptation which reckless and untrfy
often subjected His character uustne and his
integrity never even suspected.
Regarding the loss such man. especially when in high
station, public misfortune, therefore
Rso1ge That we cordially unite with the members Of the Bar
throughout the for the sudden and ntey
death Of Judge HARRIS, and that regard his removal as loss
to the country and 70 profession
Resoyeed That deeply nTa with his family in their
affection, and tender them coincidence for the misfortune
they have suffered.
On motion Of Gov BRopN, following REGULATIONS we're then
adopted:
RssolDed That ASDEEW EwTSG, Esq., present the said prea
bic and resolutions the Of the Criminal Court d
W. 2. CoorEs, Esq present eu te next term Of the Chan
Gerry Courts and at i L. BcK, Esq, present he SANE to ts
Circuit Court session; and ask that they be pad uPor
the MINUTES Of sid Courts.
Eesolr,5 r M Secretary furnish the city papers with eOPy
of The pruc,-liag7 OF d,is meeting.
ON motion. ile meating then adjourned.
RUSSELL HOUSTON, Chairman
T. B. JmIuREss Secretary.
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ALLEGnANY STRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or VISITORS
TTVEHE complete and thorough Arrangements have
made render this heretofore delightful watering place
Of the most attractive and agreeable places o. siourn h found
where n the country. These Springs have been
possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
snd situated In the midst Of the most beautiful sceu and
climate healhful and alubri0us. Tey situated
within three miles Of slaWsVile, the Virginia and Tsun
Railroad, which trains daily connecting U,h t
thOroughares beginning az Bangor Name and frrraug
New Orleans. Arrangements have been male Tit an M Rl
road Companies North and South, whereby through tickets Hl
issued any point the Yiria and Tennessee Esi.r and
FOUR-HORsE COACHES
viii be In readiness transport visitors FROM StviIfe fhe
nearest point Of deharkat0n 90 The Spring.
To nV1is abOrng uEer affections 90 the tOmnr ana Ea
els these waters are particularly recommended
may20-zmins CLATTOK & LEE. pr1r-iet.rs.
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CROss CREFK FTRNACE ZOE So.

OFFER for sale this superior Iron property, situated in Stew
art county, Tenn, mikes from GAINESVILLE, adYau
tgeous the purchaser The Furnace is in excellent
ming conditions having been in blast through the whole Of last
year performed extraordinarily we'll She has the greatest
abundance Of ore, which IS apparent and viii speak for Itself
The quality Of her Iron is No J. he learned inquiry
from any who has it. She has beeu in blast only three
years and four months, and the timber which abundant, Is i'm
mealy the stack entire side and at convenient dis
all round. She has the hest machinery in the State which
in first condition. The is from quarter Of
mile half from the Furnace There
ground 1900 cords Of wood, in excellent condition for
cOang from the rthet Of which four oadcn be easily made.
1 will sell the whole together, the following
TEBASOue cash payment the balance in three equal annual
payments without interest," payable in Zig Iron, az twenty six
dollars the bank Of the with this advantage to the
chaser If Iron goes below that figure viii stand the loss but
above viii take it in payment az the market value 20
by dnterested parties any wishes embark in
the business and will look the property they viii buy
June 2g-Vf e.. A HARREL.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.--A dividend Of 81, per cent
declared By the Nashville. MrfUbOro and Shelbyvile
Turnpike Company PAYABLE individual stockholders al the City
Hotel in Nashville Thursday, July Is John W CoWans
shebyve Wednesday the 7lh and Murfre5oro any time
after. ID. II. G. SPENCE
fe2Q-i3t Secretary and Treasurer
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
HnmfsNfElP. IL PnIucRkYs

KENT 4 IN 4 = nv. - -
Louisville, Kentucky
FWyUF Lectures this Institution viii commence on the nrs
Monday in Noyemher- and continue four months During
October preliminary lectures will be delivered az the Hospital ana
College. .,-rrrv
Rani W dudley, VI. D., Emeritus Professor OF surgery
Henry H. BuIlitt NJ Professor Of Theory aud Practice OF
Medicine. .-.-,-.-- = ,v.-s-., Nh
John Hariin, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and clinical a
cine. - 49, rt.--s-.--
y B. Marshall NJ De- Professor OF 'ia'rla ieoa anu A
Vlstu Goldsmith NJ D. Professor Of the Principles Of Sur
gerry and Clinical surger!-
n % Struan. VI. D. Professor Of Anatymy-
" Esvlees ~ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy.
David Cummins. VI. D., Demonstration.
fOi iu n B. MARSHALL, NJ. D.,
~ D. Dean Of the Faculty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-29

ATTEBTIOE ENIGR43TS And SPELFLATR0A
HAVING made with Real Elafe
IN saint Louis for liberal terms. alargr
number Of desirable FARMS and unproTi lands containing e
from 60 to 60 ard located en- The following a
son, Washington, Franklin, Madison, Polk O-e 0ntg1ne
Gentry Cole and number Of other COUNTIES number Of t
we'll improved veil Watere and tuaers portions
Of the lands I'm a high STATE Of cultivation.
We win furnish those wishing buy list Of the lands
farms, and letters Of Introduction The
quality Of the Missouri lands is well established that
from rs Is unnecsary- Apply oce 49, North Cssrry
street address j. L. & r. W. BROWN,
mayl3-dtE1Wd Nashville Tenrar-as.
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WE this day with ourselves Mr.. GEORGE
Wv LEE and viii continue business unier the Old style Of
Cooke, Bailey & Co. COOKE & BAILEY.
NASHVILLE, June I, l-5-.-je2g
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LAND ZOE S1TE-

I'VE subscriber 0fe for is seventy acres Of he
Middle Frlnkln Turnpike four miles from Nashville.
joining The Tract which be as and the lands Of Cap lohu
Jones The lsn equal g. The best, with adundoncs o. excel
lent, hing Wats, vi h The beautiful 1uing Sc
In The country, and IN tie lst % the dnsst nsiEl h
AmslGa- sprlA NATHANIEL RAxLE6s
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located the the Mississippi upon the
high land Tor OVERFLOW o. the mouth Of c Ohio river,
and for all practical business purposes, IS aud viii forever be the
mouth Of the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thousand three hun
ded acres, laid OF into lots streets, alleys, &c; 500 I'm
quar- half remainder four
y. forty and sixty lots Il is om % 2lO feet above big.
water and surrounded By high, healthy and fertile
country, rapidly growing wealth and population, with alu
bous climate Generous LIBERAL enlightened and refined
IT, There wanted but further feature % make this the
most commanding point on 'crcT Father OF Waters'
this uninterrupted rommuti1u with the interior,
as to accommodate internal and facilitate the inter
change commodes That want IS fully Iuet by the
81 M -HaH-u
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TFNHHE subscriber viii De prepared B0aaie- this
watering place. u miles north OF Nashville, I1riag
Sumner vaeon, from the 6rt Of July the rst o. sullcr
There viii De no tarr0om kept @ IS designed Chiefly
the accommodation Of Families and may as
resort 10 quiet, hgalthfu place during the heat
The Springs, formerly muei visited, znnr1
quiro any elaborate description.
No pains will he spared render situation q visitors
pleasant
Price Of Board 81 50per day: 81 90 per week Servants ant
Children under 10 years o. age, half price
mayZ3-dtFW3m p. L. CROChEE
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We will feel greatly obliged to our snds throughout the State,
n z viii send Us statement Of the condition Of the crops
Of all knisiB their respective counties Let no man hesitate to
Wit, us thinking his neighbO may for we wish to ge the
visss Of as large number Of practical farmers as possible IN
regard to the crop prospects throughout The STATE
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CtTOLEN, the night Of the 9Th Of May 1853, -
! from my Girm i've miles northeast Of Murrees- I'm
bOro' chestnut sOuel Mare four years old, fifteen 49,
hands high eye out, both hind feet white, y %
order, and in consequence o small The ue Of
back. when the rider attempts mount. Sup
posed by dark skin man, heavy carrying short
rife Ten dollars any information which viii lead
to the recovery the mare Twenty-Five dollars for the appFsn
sion Of the thief. ii. II. CLAYTON.
Nurfreasb0rO, Nav 20, lcjS. Ije2l-W2t
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The NewburypOrt (Mass.) Herald says that
the old residents of the first ward we're not little
surprised on Thursday last by the advent in their
midst Of Dir. Peter Fudge after an absence Of forty
six years It was supposed that he had long been
an inhsbitant of the spiritual spheres. In 1872
Mr.. Fudge sailed from NeWburyport in ship be-
longing 70 the late Moses Brown, since which lime
no tidings we're had Of him until his return. His
wife was married twice after his Departure and died
several years ago,
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rEA1I BOAT EXCUHsION.

VIE shelby Life Guards, having chartered first class steam
IL boat, viii give excursion Friday the "a Of july 1r tnl
beneutOf these who may honor them with their presence rhl f-
will leave The foot Of Broad street. O'Clock, A. NJ, and -1lc
Coeman's landing, stopping % minutes Tor p1ssngers-
IL Bonnngs Brass and String Band las g Or d.
occasion. Dinner Fres)
board fie2l-dtI
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Final sale Of lots ia Kentucky City.
ON MONDAY, e1TH DAY OF SEPT, 1855,
CITY.

will the second and final sale Of lots in this
growing and most interesting young city The Trustees n
uOuncnz this Sale, feel warranted In assuring the public that az
point in the West there be found equal opportunities for
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On the ODD nst the residence OF the brides father Mr..
W. Evans Of CITY, Miss 10 A, daughter Of David and
Ann La Tourstte, Ct Staten Island, NY
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SPIRITED CONDUCT OF AN American LADY.-SOme-
time ago, we gave an account Of the reception q
British officer met with at Sagua Ia Grsnde board
of the ship Clarendon. commanded by Capt Bartlett,
which was not at 81 67ttering to said officer The
New York HsrRLfs Havana correspondent informs
us that the wife Of Capt Bartlett being on board,
was not unmindfui Of occurrences which seen Ell
threatening the safety Of her husband Anticipating
the crisis and the final purpose Of her hush and just
previous to the order OF the English commander for
his guard to come on board, the high-sTirited and
proud little wife Of the gallant capita ofIhs ClaTeH
don slipped into the cabin and took from locker
brace Of revolVers, bringing them quietly 10 her
husband, who placed them about his person con-
veuient for action; and when the trial order was
given, and Capt Barl tt had responded, PesceiVlng
that the commander was little fustered. on finding
himself check mated in the boarding scene the lady
gently approached him saying: "DOn't be afraid,
captain; ii you behave like a gentleman we won't
hurt you "
If every vessel boarded or stopped at sea had
been commanded by a Bartlett, or had the same hrm
discretion in control, the trouble would have been
settled by this times Or at least, the evil complained
of would have become much less offensive, no mat or
what the instructions upon which this fright Of
search is based, or from what source derived The
consistency Of the declarations from al the officers
of the various cruisers made when explanation was
asked for their stOppage and detention Of vessels Of
the United States, show eoncusively that they were
acting under an "Oficiai circular" from undoubted
and elevated authority.
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MEMPHIS RACES

Ill 49,
MEMPHIS COURSE.
The Races over the Memphis Course viii
commence ON TUESDAY,, October IS, 1855,
and continue five days.
FIRST DAY. TuEsDAY, October 70 The 4F ALKER STAKE
for three scar olds S2OO entrance $50 forfeit. Nile heats three
OF more FIJI the stake; the Club add 500 provided the race
run and close the LIST day Of August, o secuf
ityWill required for the forfeit in the above sake
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse $500. Three mile heats
SECOND DAY WEnSEsDaY, October 30-Jockey CIub Purse
$500. Mile heats, three in i've.
SANE DAY-Sweepstake for year 0ds; 500 entrance
$50 forfeit. "Dah mile three more 70 MI the STAKE
now three entries. Security will be required for the forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. October 9l.--The "HARPER
STAKE for three year ods. Two mile heats $3.50 eutrncei
IOO forfeit ree or more 10 Club add ,
provided the race run st day Of August,
1853. Security will BE- required fog Che forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY October 22Iocsey Club Pure $500
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY October @3.-Jockty Club Purse
sl000. -Four mile heats
~ ssWalk Over the Course entities the hc 20 the
full amount O Jockey Club purses.
III + All entries, with origIs must be directed 70
WI. I. ROU NDTREE, Proprietor,
jee9-tH Oct. 70 Memphis, Tennessee.
Lexington CKy O5srrsr and Reporter copy m October 10
aue send bill to this Office for collection.
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Ladies' fne Brown italian Cloth Congress heel CATER.
Ladies Do do do do Button DO
Ladies do Black do do Button DO
Ladies' do Kid slipper, handsome trimming;
LadieS DO do Caters with and wlhoutheeLsi
Ladies do side Lace Heel Caters;
Ladies' do do do Plain do
Ladies do Congress do
At No. 81. Public square.
jes5-tf SNYDER & FEIZZELL.
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SU DTaUvsS ACADEMY FOR sKODNG
LADIES sisters of Charity
EVTE examination Of The pupils Of this Academy, situa-
- op De Brick church Turnpike. 81 miles from town.
ts sse TO-DAY and tomorrow, 29th and Both Of June, con-
enepg each day at O'Clock, A. NJ The public are 9y
invited 70 attend 9'
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Auction sale Of Groceries,
Tuesday morning, June ., At 10 clock,
IS College street. DILLON 4 co.
Auction sale Of Groceries,
Is coiis5s '4ssi. -' ''''A DILLON co.
Auction sale Of Groceries,
IS Co iis5.I siset - ''' DILLON co.
Auction sale Of Groceries,
Tuesday morning, June g, a. 10 o'clock,
Is College street. Lie25 DILLON = co.