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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01
Hartford Jan. lst, 1873. Secrcta
STATE OF COSSECTICUT,
Hartford County.

STATE OF CoSSEcTIcrT,l = .~s
Hartford County, J.-S..eL s-...el-
t-F -.-., HARTFORD, Jan. 1st.. ISIS.
Personally appeared before mc, Justice of the
Peace, duly xuah.-d 10 alminister. ostlIs, DtoaAs
r. BRASE, JR, Secretary and made solemn oath that
the foregoing statement of the assets and cogdi-
tiun of the .Etna Insurance Comlsny is true
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
THE STATE OF INDIANN, \
ArDrroR on STATES UFfrr,
= Indianapolis, Jan. II, lSlS, y 4
WHCRE,s, the Etna Insurance Company ofHart-
ford has hlei in this Office, statement Of rs cnn-
dtion On the lst Of January, lss the act Of its in
corporation and amendments properly CERTIFIED t,',
and it, written instrument nominating lie Asrnis
apd authorizing them fully and -unre-rry,liy to
acknowledge service of process in the event Of suits
Now. Therefore. in pursuance of the rrauircn nts
nf An set 20 ancial Act entitled an for tlis
incorporation If Insurance Companies, defining
their pnwcTs, aud prsscribing their utis. approved
March :, leli, having presented -itisiactuty ,N-
dcuce 20 Ot full compliance to the rcqilircn, nts
and specific ItioIis II that Act, L. JonN W. Dom,
Auditor % the State of Indiana, 10 hereby certify
ALIEN &. UALLTCk. of Evansville, rs tl.e Agent Of
said Company, sitorizt to transact the business
If INSURANCE as The Agent of said -Etbl INSURANCE
Company iu this State, up To july lst los 10 the
extent that he may Dc commissioned and Appointed
by the slid Company. s-.-.- ,
In witness whereof, i have hereunto subscribed
NV and caused the seal Of my Office To be az
fixed. this l2th day If January, 1sjs.
JOHN W. WOOD, Auditor of State
e...,r. ALLEY C HALLEcK, AfEsr,
f.bs Evansville, Ind
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nes-Over CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE, on
Water street, three dOors from Main, Evansville
Ind EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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.azraRAM

Kansas, in the face Of what they knew to
lie the undoubted, sentiment, of the people
of that territory, to force a constitution upon
them which they knew could not be other
wise than obnoxious, Is an tisrrpsfion of
power-an act Of despotisni, which should
be reprobated by the Democratic- party, ami
promptly rejected by the Democrstie Rep
aresentatiscs if presented 10 Congress for ac-
.ccptance in,violation of the expressed will
of the people. I. -'''''1 '7e'-' $ = .
Lis said that the only question at issue
that Of slavery, is snbmittrd. 20 the pepple
for their rejection or adoptiun-s Hthey have
alright 10 vote ou that issue: they are equal
" entitled to sote upon the constitution as
a whole. 1t may containsothsr .unaccepia-
oble provisions. 1t may 10 violence TO the
sentiments of the people upon the question
of bankS--the manner of selecting a Judi
ciary. and MANY other matters OF general
Concern. If the constitution was submitted
toa vote of the people il might be rejected
for some unacceptable provisions other than
the issue of slavery. II is not the province
of Congress to form aeconslituiion for. the
people ofia iatcrritery--to< force upon them
Institutions and government IN violence 10
their wishes aud viii. 1t is not even fer a
canycntion. fairly elected by a majority ef
the people tn sty. that their work ska1E not
be reviewed and passed npon by those who
gaze them fhe.daty to perforia, much. les "a
body whose presiding officers admits and
tells them tltey only represent q small mi
nority Of the people - -, :, s.-..,-1s,
The great body of the Jlesnsseracy'' Of the
North utterly. repudiate and condemn the
az n,
cannot he approved without doing violence
to justice, to right andte The principles of
the party in power. 1t is not only unfair
a breach of gifted faith , but unmanly ~
attempt even 10 force the constitution Of a
fiction npon people to whom fair dealing
las been pledged and legal aud fair ex-
preston of their viii been ,suaranteed i'-
h, The Democratic party are pledged to a
faithful administration OF the principles of
the Ncbraska-Kansas act in the affi lis of
Kansas. That responsibility should not be
eyadcd. The majority of the citizens of
Kansas must he protected in determining
their domestic institutions No State Or
ganization must he ACKNOWLEDGED By Con-
gresS which has not beyond doubt the ap-
proval OF II majority Of the people of that
Territory, fairly and legally, expressed
With this the country Will be satisfied, aud
they will not I've with anything less. The
Democracy of the North have faithfully bat
tied Tor tue constitutional rights Of the
South. And now ask the Democracy OF the
South to stand by them in honestly and
fairly carrying those principles into practic-
aloperation, or in sustaining the7citizens of
Kansas who are endeavOring to do 80, Prin-
viples WHICH were designed 10. protect and
preserve. tfose right< Tic Democracy of
the North will act with justice and integ-
rity upon the question of. kansas and
her constitution whatever MAY bc the con-
someone's
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or THE SE.UE-.H.N-
OA nuaf stotcnrt If The affairs and condition oT the
HOME ms IRA NOE Company, of the Car NJ yer
York, The Bid day Of Dec~laber, 1857. :
lr--I .+H I'D sFff--I As<ETs. f-t
Cash Balance i'm Bank Ss,7 900 Il;
Bonds and Mortgages (bcng first lien on
- Read Estate, worth mt least sol COR .46o, coo ~
Loans ON stocks, payable on demand, (nar-
KIT vali'e cf securities, S2a3, Coz 1.o $50 s5
Bank stocks, market yalue ............ IL 900 o.
Real Estate, No. Wall street, (the cfticc
II the Company col -
Interest due the LIST of January. 1Ss,s,
(of whyh Sl2,62j Q 3las since been re-
ccived Ii,315 %
Balance Ia hands of Agents and in course
cf transmission from Agents the 3lst
2i,es4 .5
OF which SI,s51 81 has since been
ceiyed). ...,.,.l.f#
Premiums ',ue and uncolleoted ON Policies
Issued at Office 2,Oe7 50
~. TJtaI sss3i, ,elo "a
Outstanding LOSSES 3lst De-
ccmbcr, 1857, estimated at $50 40 OIL
Due stock holders on accosnt
If seventh Dividrnd....-..... LOO 80
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~ n. s.s.sDERs, sIL TER PL.9TER


- No $, Marble Hall Building, Second Stery,
Main street, Evansville, Indiana. Carriage work
Plated with neainess and dispatch. Furnish 90 or
der, Silver, Door, NumboT aud Manufacturers name,
Plates Bell Pulls. Hinges, Bailing. Knobs, Locks
with Plated Knobs and Furniture, at Cinci nnati
prices. mari.
EHORKIs =. JOH.N.sO.S, .sTTOR-
oLAney n Counsellor at Law, Evansville, Im.
Do 'Oitioc on Third street. in the Crescent City
b'nk Bnhding.r .srpt25-ly-
HARBG STORE.-DR. M q E.NIss
~ having orcncd Retail Drug Store, on the cur
her Of Second aud Locust streets, solieis the pat
ron,r ~ the citZg.II- Of Evansville and vienty
The entire stock has been purchased in the East
garllcss Of expense, of the purest and best mate
rils, and consists in part, Of Pure Drugs, Medicines
purposes oniy,) Stationary Pcrfinery sogs AMI oil
Pcisular Patent Medicines rf ~
HS-Physcians' prescriptions and family recipes
Compounded lay an sxpeI1nc''i aretlsecary, at all
hours Ut the day and night. auglj-ly
EgLBERT B0W.LEs, sUCCEs-
W sOrs to :. +. Gilbert Co., Wholesale Grocers,
Sycamore street between Water and First streets,
Evansville Ind. full assortment Of Groceries al
WAYS on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices.
Agents for Cypress Mills Cotton Yarns, at man
ufafturers prices. uct29
"eIL LIJM BIERBO H'gR,-
~ Wholesale and Retail druggist. Washington
Block, Main street, Evansville, Indiana.
mar20-ly
B.fGEs W. sH.f.NHLE.N; .fTTOR-
e. ney at Law, Evansville, Indiana.
70 Office on Third street, in the rear af the Cres-
cent City Bank Building. ap30-ly
EDIRR ~. POLK. .fTTOR.N.Ey' 1T
IzS Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collect
ing Agent, will attend to every species If convey
ancng, take depOsitiuItS and alilavitS, acknOwlcg
ments of Dte,lS, and Mortgages, i'm fict. will per-
form faithfully all business of Attorney entrust-
cd tO his care.
ps- Office over Clarion Office, Princeton, Ind.
scpt25-ly
E.ICOR .uy.ERS, BEILDEY .Y.ND
- CONTRACTOR-Sash, Doors and Biinds made
To order. All kinds of Carpenters and Joiners
Work done in good and workmanlike manner.
shop on Third Street, between Cherry and Oak
Streets. myi-6mins
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a oH.,.F. 9nIsP. oT.IRI.PUBLIC

% At she Evansville Library Association Rooms,
Fosters Buildings; will attend to drawing up eels,
mortgages, and all other things entrusted to him
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II UtYCS AiRT, L.uPORTER .s.N.D
- B.aler I'm Aetal-. 4 and 9 Burlag slip, New
York Offers for sale Banea Tin, Straits Tin. Anti
mony. Spanish and American Lead, Slab, Zinc. Cop
ts9 soae pf Piuhses mn ~ saass ss .@ aS'i' ''''A
Also, britannia and Plated Ware, at wholesale
and retail rr4 marl3-6m
.HI n. L1H.RE.N'CE, WHOLE
VIZ sale and Retail Dealerin American and
Iis,i1 Mn,. Marble, asd Masssft@rr 4 MOsssmsg,s,
done in a superior style, ut the lowest fsIrcs.-
Hs-Marbs Hall Building, Evansville. Ind. tccto
TARy' G00Ds.-W N. =. DEUBLE ER,
~ (successor to J. H. Bofandiskl, 10 Main street,
between First and Second Streets undersign-
ed having bou.,ht the entire stock Of Dry GosA-,
from j. III. BofaIdck, will continue the business
under the above firm, at the old st1n Is Main st.
between First and second streets The stock will
be replenished in few days, with every article in
the Dry Goods line. and share cf public patronage
Is respectfully solicited WM. J. DEUBLER.
= H9-.--m ls.ag -e-EHaAGA - -
HOH.r HF.fLl:f fROOASELLksxs ~
a sTATI0SER, corner Of Main and First Str-etr.
Evansville, Ind. hts for sale general assortment Of
School, Csssical, sIesc>l and Miscellaneous Books
'-77-s@ BLfyR BOOKS or 9kL RIynv
Writing Letter and Wrapping Papcrs; Steel Pens,
Quills, lrk, Pencils, Envelopes, and College and
sohpcl Libraries faraishsl at tire iowe~trars
30 County Merchants ami Teachers are insited
to call aud examine the steek-og 81 ape
ND1PER H.s.N-S,J.S.Gs H.zRENOUSE.
- FIRST STREET., NEAR MAIN. c. ScHMITT
4 STARK. i=r--f .'sa','sH o.. Pe''.'.. ~
ENc0LP4GE HOME MiSTF.icTURIyG.
We wish to call the attention Of our obi customers
and everybody in want of elegant and Cesir abe Fur
niture to our new anal very rich Patefns of Sofas,
Sociables, Diyans Elizabeth and Parlor Chairs in
Hair Cloth, Plush and BTocatel which will be ready
for inspection in few days. i, - -. 81. .,..
Every article in the Upholstery Line,i nlsiy IN
der personal sliperintendencc and expressly Tor
the City TRADE. We make il our aim 10 seil. a.
cheap any house in the West, and ;dl We ask j.,
give vs. a call bef,re you 90 and spend your money
abroad. c. SCUIITT X STARK.
ap2T r..f
NpfTTROEP n SON, Dealers in Jewelry,
LII Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, Sr-., have now
ON hand . well selected stock of gold and Silver
Watches fine Jewelry Of all kinds and Of the latest
styles; Yankee ClUcks in Bronze, Iron and Wool
monnaies, gold, silver and steel sIectacles, &c,
which We are prepared to sell at the lowest Eastern
prices and warrant every article 10 be what 10 is
represented. The public generally are invited to
call and examine for themselves, At tho old stand,
on Main street, between Firs. and Second. apo
UHeU. "A. Nc GRE ~, .STTOR.N.kF
~ at Law and Notary Public. Office in the
Crescent City Bank Building, VIII attend flith-
fully TO All business entrusted to him. my3o-1y
III ETCHER a TW1CHELL CO.u-
~ mission and Forwarding Merchants, It. Louis
Liberal advances made consignments either
Of our houses. SO "N
Messrs. hllis & Howes, Bcmcnt & Vcilc, Howard
* brown. Evansville dec22-iy
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EhE.,By's Er.N'HE.VHEEnBR,.IT n

HI torIle,s at law, NotaTles Public ana Real Is
t.rse7scessf-, EvaiasyilIc. Fulliana;
WILL practfcc law NJ tile Courts Of this State,
viii attend tpthe COLLECTION 81 claims in any part of
thit Sfatrs win h,Iy and sell real cstat' IA the
city q EvstnSSilc, IN N;sndcrbursh and adjoining
counties and in West generally, anil will perform
any otbcr duties pertaining 20 Attorneys Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for SALE
German spoken by a member Of the firm.
EE-OfiCc on Thiui street, opposite the Court
IfntSe, in the formerly occupied by the late
firm of LocShart, Parrett DENLY;
CHARLES BENBY LCNEENHEGNEE
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BNH. u. HEJ.ETT, Surgeon Dem
-E| t-t, performs every variety of opc- SN
rations in his profession, and by longOLIIIN
practice lias attained SKIN. that enables hi to
give entire satisfaction to his patrons. He tskes
pleasure in showing specimens ct his artificial work
TO those who wish to examine such productions,
and he may be consulted by thosc who etl the
vices Of dentist, without ncGrrine any obligation
to employ him afterwards. atsl' ~ i-Ha --
His office is in Brays buihlmg, First street, cp-
nnSjte tn, Post Office nuy2S IN
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~ sale dealers in Groceries, Produce. Nails,
Window Gltss. Glassware, d.. ar, No. A. Main
trcct, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind
- n. WHEELER. JAMES D. RIGGS.
"
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Ghe, Daily Sournal.

PUsLISIIED
r. Y. cARLILE.
y. VI. THAYER
= f ' JNO. II. McNEELY.
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SALE GROCERS, Dealers in Foreign and DO
urst.c Liquors, corner First and Sycamore streets,
rvan-s t!le, Ind. ap,D-ly
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<ARR, DILzELL co., WaTER

N NWNIN.-NILIN ~
Commissiua Merchants, Rectifers of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers i'm all kinds Of Produce.
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskics, and For
cign and Domestic Liquors. SC, Water street, Sec
ond door above Wins, Evansville, Ind
UFNEY y. ALLIS. LEWIS HOwES.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

,s.ERSNfP-JNoJ.C ~ CHAN
A<DbER and BLYTHE HINES have aSsocited
tIelnsclves together partners in the practice Of
Law, and will attend promptly to all business con-
ncrted ysd their profession, which may De entrrIst
ID To them.-s'
Es1@Ofire on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House. Evansville, Ind. sept26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01

HE'LL, NOM y CO.'S FIRE PRO0F
IAASAFES.-Wc have on hand supply OF those
Fire Proof safes, which offer at low figures. For
their superior qualities. ne refer to Crescent City
Bank, G.. Copeland, Broker and Banker, j. III. Ma
ghec s Co., and Bcmcnt Is Nicc.
40 e. L. HORNBR00k & Co, AGENTS.
fcL2atf Water street, Evansville. Ind.
800 BRLs. FRESH BCTTER, 100
-sVV DOZ. EGGS. For sale at
inlv2 H. III. COOK & son.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-20
Opening Of the Tshuanteps, Rout,

From the Nov York Journal q Comneroe
The steamship Quaker City, Captain Sbu-
feldt, left this port on Saturday, for New Or
leans, from whence she will hereafter run
regularly, making semi-nonthly trips to Mi
NATHAN, with the California mail. she had
about ninety passengers and more freight than
she was able to receive. Thus, we have evil
deucs that the important enterprise Of opening
a new highway between the two oceans is ap-
preaching a completion, and hat the formida-
bic obstacles which have presented themselves,
during the progress OF the work, have at
length been successfully overcome. The award
ing OF g mail contract to this route, b. the
United States government, no doubt operated
as a substantial encouragement, and led to a
more speedy opening than would Otherwise
have taken place. Including $50 men who left
this port about the 1st OF August, in the
barque Rapid, there are now employed on the
road between Sachil and Fentoss about 400
men; and thirty hrst-elass coaches are al
ready on the ground or en- route, 10 be employed
in carrying passengers to the opposite ocean.
There are also three steamers which will be
available for navigating the CoatzscOaicos
river, between Minatitian aud SuchfaAs dis
lance Of seventy niles. Still, before - the
contemplated improvements shall have been
made, a large expenditure will be necessary.
This will be especially tTHe, 50 far az relates
to the proposed railroad, one hundred and ten
miles in length, designed to saperssde the car
rage road, the estimated cost Of his structure
being S5.0O0gO00.
One OF the river steamers, the Saeha, which
sailed from New York q few days ago, is a re-
markably fine ore, being built Of iron, with
! thick bulkheads extending lengthwise and
across, and fitted up with every requisite for
safety and convenience.
tits anticipated that passengers will go from
New York to New Orleans in four dayB; from
the latter port to Suchil, the head Of naviga-
ton, in an equal length Of time while two
days will be required for the carriage road.
On reaching the Pacific terminus, the steamer
Oregon viii be in readiness to 60 up the coast,
occupying ten days in the passage to San Fran
cisco. The time occupied between New Or.
leans and San Francisco, it lie ssid, viii moi
exceed fifteen or sixteen days, at farthest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-20
NEW >
AT
.CIeaVes & Vaden'S,

THE FAMILY AQUARIUMj or Aqas TvsTiun.
A "NEw PLEASURE for tho Domestic q Gle. BE-
q Ing 8 familiar and complete Instructor upon the Sub
iect % he construction. htuag Up, stocking sn1 o. ain
tenance OF the Fuvisl and Marine Aqna-ia n Rive
and OEsn 6ard@ns;" By Henry d Bsuer
Tue Coopers or Getting Uuder Way. By Alice 3. Haven
Trus 70 the Last, or Alcns on q wide, Wide Sea: By A
s. Roe
Memoirs % Rachei: b. NaaaueD .. B.
George MelSile: An American kovul
lord Noutagus's Page A ~Historicsl R0msuce. 3.
james.
Htoomb's Letters t. T0urg People, Single and Mar
ried By Timothy rtsomb.
WorAn's Thoughts ESsut women: By re auihor O
"John aAiifsx, Gent mzu 4" g
Bel Britain on a Tour az Negp1rt aud Here and There
Oou-tsbiP and HHtdno1y, with oiheI Stretches
Scenes aud E1Per.euoCs IN s0cai Il Q. B. + Der
Norris
The RE RsnSer. OF Adventures IN Southern Hex.co
By Capt Aayne Reid.
C7ulse Of the Betsy: BIZ Huh MIlcr.
Doctor Thorne, q Novel: b Anthony Troilope.
Two Hi lions; B. Wm Allen Butler, sutkor q NO
thing 10 Wcar"
TIE Isrssi q The EIrs a History o. the waiseuses.
By Alexis Easton.
Livi1gstonr's Travels IN south n Africa. New supply
Literary Attrsefi ions OF the Bible: By Eslsey.
Poor Fellow By the author q " Which. the Rgkt o.
tie Left?"
AGaIery o. Fsmozz English aid Am-ricsn Poets. viii
sn Iatrocuctory Essay: By He1ry CopFee. RI-hly fni
elegantly Illustrated With 100 Stee Eng ayinEs execute.
In the hrst style Of th- Art For ssleby
CLBAVEs s. VBDEE,
ocf2Eatr am Main ftrarf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-20

GENTLEMEN aud their amiiss vo1id Do well IN
their summer "trip 10 he North, for a fsE months so
Journ At Gaps Nay or other Fsshiezzbls Places, 20 besI
in mind thst their Medicine Chest nsed5 en- addition,
without which Il would b. ineouplete. 70 refer 70 ne
justly o~elssrated EIECTRrO OIL Of Pref chas De-
Grath. We say oeiesfsttd. for ns very reason that Il
performs IA most cases what It Is INTENDED for-
Bruises, sDEOins, s=elinEs, Cuts, Burns, scsds,
Tooihtehe, Eararhe. Hetdssss, Cons, sT1ful., Fysl-
psIAs, s5res and Pains, intornsl ard czisrusl.
Certificates eOntiuusly GENE IN q number have teen
received this week, AID eBumefate = few Of The ocm-
plants cured:
E~Isetriso on IA not cure him Of R~hsunstsn and sprAlns
received frsm q fan.
Ask Rev. Mr.. Caldwell u q dd not relieve him Ct =
severe cough and pain in the breast in one night
ASK n weeA, o. B~uehausn. n if az not cure him Of
sW-lled glands IN the threat IN fifteen minutes, when
the Doctors ssid hs would 6is a. > sh5r tine
Ask Mrs.. Argyle If It di1 net relieve her Of ihe bead
ache IN nfseen minutes.
ASK Mrs.. BlsSkford, OF LyuehburE, a ~ did not cure
hsr Of hsadsehs IN eileen inmates.
The Oils mid, pleasant and hsrmlsss-lfs properties
are an for EooS-ehHdren should have Il given 70 them
tssthins snd for Group. Beware Of base iultaiors pro-
fess.Es to male Elte.rie Oil Thsy know nothing Of Is
manufacture. their oniy sin beiss 10 set money! Lock
Outi ssssreI Ths ouy genuine Is made at the Old ca
tsbIiEhnsat, 80 South Eighth street PbHtdephIa; net
removed, IS advertised BY = base scamp. Name on ire
wrapper and blown in the bottle.
Druggists and ageniE must address their orders to Pro-
fsssOr oHARLEs ~DEGRATH, a. his lOrs established
stTe, No. 80 sluth Eighth street. 8 few doors below
Chestnut.
This Crest Remedy can Be had o. the sss1t here
CHANDLER < 90. Price. z5oents. 50 cent? and 81.
ec1o-1sEiu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-20

~ Messrs. O.. COLEMAN s. Co., dealers in
tobacco, on Madison street, are receiving a
heavy supply Of the weed from the msnufae-
t~ursrsin Virginia They keep a variety of all
kinds ard qualities. Country dealers will do
we'll to give them . call.
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mEMPuTs PAIGE CURRENT


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Loon, I6aIssc.; Esatusky Power Loon IsSI7s-
~LAcEIHo....sns boxes, ssess 60 LerFs 9a1s-l
S ssssso1 : s@ss.
doFFEE....Aosl tNGi2si Java O@3se ab
oRAcEEAs...wsts5, 81 Better, - ~ seis. - ,
tox; .usar, s. Is; Soda q @E boz.
..Lsuisvflis Hydrsuiic, - o9s Is, and
EsEsrk, - 759s 90.
SsnLEs...star 28GG2c. Rb. 3
ssRnAar. .-HsaI8a, SIC 70; eoi0a ss@ssoents
fnE...sLs.arsl, hsif bbIs. ~. 4 90 50 bbh- No.
el7 H; bba Ne. , sisi half b5ls No. ? = 80.
FLoUR...sup-Tans IS OO9ss Sc; oty Extra. 90 70
Ger 90 81. Louls Erirs. 81 Ness KaOEvile, IS so
@ss IS.
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