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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
GRAIN. SEED 8 GARDEN PRODUCTS

Il
David Rollins, Greenwood, winter wheat, Est
prize, s.. Spring do, lst prize 50.
VIM. Martin, Hudson, Spring Wheat, second
Prize, one dollar.
John Tobin, St. Josephs, Ears of Corn, Ist
prize, one dollar.
Rev c. Marshal. Hudson, Ears Of Corn; I'd
prize, one dollar.
D. Rollins, Greenwood, Oats list prize, 81.
o. H p Case Greenwood, Rye, 1st prize, 81.
p D. AldTich, Hudson, Potatoes, LIST prize, 81.
j. Rudd, Hudson Potatoes, I'd prize, 80 css.
P. d. Aldrich, Hud son. Sweet Potatoes, lst
prize, 81.
Mason Stone; River Falls. Beets, 1st prize, 81.
c. NJ. SHEPPARD, Greenwood Turnips, first
prize, ST.
S. Jones' Hudson, Turnips, I'd prize, so cents.
A. j. Sherburne, Troy, Cabbages, first prize,
seventy-fve cents.
Fl. F. McAlaster, Forestville, Cabbages, I'd
prize, 80 cts.
]. M. Davis. River Falls, Onions, list pr 81.
John Tobin, ST. Josephs, Onions, ID pr. soc.
H F. Bond, Hudson, Beans, Ist prize, Is cts.
C. B. Musser, Malone, Beans, I'd Irize, aSc.
j. Rudd Hudson Pumpkins, lst prize, Use.
S. D. Dodge R. Falls, squashcs, Ist pr, 75c.
s. Curtis Simonds, Hud. Squashes, I'd pr. 3oc.
W Martin, Hua. Summer Squash, I'd pr 3oc.
T. Tobin, ST. Josephs, Watermelon, second
prize, 39 cents
w III. hdIlH IluuoOl, iPlS VI Nl"PNo' 80
prize, 81. Plums, 1st p, IS cents. Variety OF
Tomatoes, Ist prize, Is cents.
H. G. Lee, Hudson, Currants, lst prize, 75c.
II. G. Lee do Strawberries, list prize, 10 cts.
Amasa Andrews, Hud. ,Gooseberries, Ist p 75c
W. Martin, Hud, collection of fruit 1stP, 75c.
D. B. Bailey, Clifton, Apples, Ist prize, 81.
w. Martin, Hud. Apples, I'd prize, 80 cts.
L. NJ Davis r. Falls, Pie Plant, Ist p, 75cts.
S. B. Childs, Malone, Pie Plant, I'd p, 3scts.
NJ Stone, r. Falls, Tomatoes, lst prize. 75cts.
A. Goss, Hudson, Tomatoes, I'd prize, 36cts.
j. SHEPPARD, Greenwood, Husk Tomatoes,
second prize, 38 cts.
G. B. Salmon, Hudson, Earth Almonds, Ist
prize, Is cts
S. M. Davis, R. Falls, Carrots, Cd p, So cts.
w. Martin, Hud.. Sweet Corn, Ist p, Is cents.
P Knowles, R. Falls, Pop Corn, lst p, 70 cts.
w. Powell, r. Falls, Tobacco, 1st P, IS cts.
w. Martin, Hud, Osier Willow, Ist p, 38cts.
s. NJ Davis. r. Falls, Seed Onions, lst P, I5c
w. Daley, Had, Seed Cucumber, SO cents.
CT. Hall, Hudson, Kohl Rabbi, 1st p, IS c.
J. Smith, Hudson, collection of Flowers LIST
n,ize. Is cents Second do I'd prize, 80 cents.
d. r. Van Meter, Hudson, collection of Peas
and Beans, Ist prize, IS cents
MANY of the samples in this department are
sboIb Of the required No, or quantities III the
premium list, but the Judges thought best to
award premiums on this occasion, notwthstand-
inc. Better samples than those for which pre-
mums we're awarded, were brought after the
committee had made out their report
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
DAIRY & HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS.

Mrs. Winchester, R. Falls, Bread, Ist pr, 75c.
+ Knowles, R. Falls, Bread, I'd prize, 80 cts
J. Gordan, Greenwood, Syrup from China
Cane Ist prize, ST..
Mason Stone Greenwood, Syrup from China
Cane, I'd prize, 80 cts.
7 Gordan exhibited some fine Grape Juice,
which is deserving Of credt-25 cts.
Mrs r. A. Bowron, R. F., exhibited frosted
Cake, the only specimen--the committee hope
to see a greater variety next year-25 cents.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
SHEEP.

There are Tut few sheep in this section
of the country, and of course but few were
exhibited. Dr. Otis Hoytof Hudson had
a valuable merino buck on the ground,
and Judge Foster of this village, aslnall
flock of pure and mixed merinos.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
FINE ARTS.

This department was well represented.
There were ambrotypes by Il. futile,
Recording penmanship by G. M. Powell,
Drafting Map by E. E. Pratt of River
Falls.
S. S. Starr, Hudson, exhibited some
very elegant specimens Of ornamental pen
manship. D. Bell, a drawing of the Hud-
son Cemetery; Designs for building, by
+. Foster. There were some oil paint
ings and shades by Geo. A. Frear, a por-
trait Of child by Mrs. H. C. LEE, Hud-
son, attracted much attention, also some
landscape scenes by Mrs. H. l.. Hum
PHREY. One of these, q view of the Falls
on the Kinickinic was executed with much
taste and skill.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29

900 ACRES. 2is miles from Green's Min
c-O on the Eau Gala River. There ia
quantity of good pine timber on the
above tract. The soil is of superior
quality, Terms, one-fourth in hand,
ana the remainder in lumber delivers
ed at Green's or Holmans mill tho
coming winter. This is rare oppor-
tunity for an enterprising man of small
means to secure home.
n. N. POWELL.
RIyer Falls May goth. 1858. 49-H
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and Judge Foster of this village, asinall
flock of pure and mixed merinos.
MECHANICS.
The show of manufactured articles was
good and constituted one of the chief at
fractions of the Fair. Among the most
noticeable articles in this departments
was sign by James Kcefe, lettcred n.
w. U. A. Society, This was painted
in most fanciful style every letter being
composed in part of a human figure, and
the granting was firm and beautiful
George Watson, Hudson. also exhibited
very elegant sign, richly painted doors
of elaborate workmanship. An elegant
and costly secretary was exhibited from
the cabinet shop Of VIM. Daily, Hudson.
Some good > doors, window sash and
blinds were exhibited from the manufac-
tory of Paddock Il Jones, Hudson,-
Messrs. Putnam, Crawford and Knapp
Of Hudson, each showedvery elegant bar
ness and other articles in that line. We
noticed very beautiful fishing tackle,
belonging to that Prince ofanglers, VIM.
Morris, Hudson, and in dangerous prox-
unity to Il were some genuine live trout
taken from the Kinickinic, who bore their
imprisonment in tub in very philo-
sophical manner, appearing fnlly concious
Of their beauty, and wiggling their tails
in a contemptuous way at every one who
gave them a word of praise,
IN. B. We do not claim these trout as
manufactured articles.)
r. Holmes d Son, Hudson, exhibited
some superior rifles and pistols of their
own manufacture. S. D. Dodge, River
Falls, exhibited stoves and tin ware, Jas.
Walstow, Hudson exhibited some copper
work, also n Diploma, framed in a very
neat way in tin. D. w. Smith, River
Falls, exhibited some very fine tailor
work.
w. F. Miles, Beldenville had some
good Tanning mills on the ground
Plows, corn-planters, root cutters and 9th
er articles of husbandry were exhibited
by various parties.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29

"ATER POWERS for sale or lease -
W the most favorable terms hv
n. N. POWELL.
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xnA.nsessAPHIC NHWos
nnroRfap roEFhH 6XfLY DISPATCH
,ON(3nFssIylinNAT..

8 CONGRESSIONAL. Sc
WASHINGTON. May 6.--3Snalk The Conmittee on
the Judiciary raported bill for the settlement OF
California land claims The same committee re-
ported adversely to general bankrupt law
Mr.. Benjamin Introduced resolution OF inquiry
AZ TO the present relations with Mexico, and whe-
Their any measure had been adopted to secure IN
demnity for the TAmpico outrasss. The resolution
Was agreed TO-,
A bin Tor the relief OF the widow OF Lieut. VIM.
T.. Herndon YEAS passsd--ayes SO, nays y.
Tho Oregon bill was taken mp aud debated.
Mr.. Mason's original Paraguay resolution was
passed IL authorizes the President to use resuf
site force 20 obtain rsparation from that power
for the attack on the U. s. surveying steamer wa
ter Witch. -
Hoass--Ths French spoliation Bill was reported,
and lie consideration postponed until next Jsnu'
arr. n..,
Walker discussed.
MIR. Cllngman, of N. G., introduced . resolution
against the interference of the United States on
| foreign soil In support of this resolution ne
made a speech giving the history of the Nicara.
ruan difficulties, and in favor of the abrogaton OF
the CLAYTON -Bulwer Treaty. He said be knew the
British Cabinet was tired of this completely aud
willing to abregate the treaty on fair and honora
bic terms. $3.50.
The Minnesota bill was taken up and postponed
| until Thursday. v
The consideration Of the General Appropriation
bill was resumed. @ <
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The Mayor Of New York has received an annoy
nous letter informing him that he will be assas'
siusted ON the 10th of May, at o'clock. Cause
interfering with lottery policy dealers
An Orsini demonstration 10 shortly to come of
at Chicago Ill. The cabai Is forming.
II Ia predicted that the Washington OF the river
bottoms by the food of the Mississippi will be pro-
dhctive OF a healthful season.
Fortune telling is pillory offence in the State
of Delaware. sE -.-..,.. ....-...
Among fortyt three prisoners in the Boston
Tombs Monday, were q family OF six persons,
consisting of husband and vito and four daugh-
ters-ialaw.
May day was celebrated In Savannah, Ga /, by a
grand military parade.
Gen. Qutman 10 10 Columbia South Carolina.
Two religious meetingsa day are being held in
tho Nashville Tenn Theatre.
One Olin Williams leased his hotel in Peterbo-
ro' to man who intended to sell liquor. Gerrit
Smith heard of it and Immediately purchased the
establishment.
George e. Holt, well known citizen of Mobile.
died on the 29th ult.
John Gregory, for murder, has been sentenced
to be hung on the 2lst inst, at Halifax, N. Z.
Miss Ellen Tree. an actress at the "Gaiety."
Memphis, Tenn. broke her arm last week by fall
ing down a pair of steps.
They are having green peas and strawberries
In Norfolk, Va, grown in the open air.
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nISPATCH
IL STEAM POWER
PRIN TING FICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond
JOHN D. HAnlNIERSLEY & CO., Proprietors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prin
terry in the South, both as regards Types Ornaments
&C, and the latest sSd most approved Machine
PTesses Id daily turning ont the finest specimens OF
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTERS
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADTNG, HAEDBILLS &c
So Particular attention given to fne work for
Banks, Public Offices, Insurance Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS BILL HRAps Small
Circulars, Labels &c. is capable of turning of 1OU
impressions Per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
OF this establishment 10 obtain this description OF
work 1t tho shortest possible notice. :.
sy FIoes reduced IN proportion to The increase Qf
speed.
Printing IN Gold and Silver Bronze, and variouf
coored Inks executed in the highest stye of the ART
In this branch OF the business the proprietors CYL
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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THs KuIua Tsoupn--Ths public will hsve but
thru. more opportunities to ses this troupe, and
,o.r,gh, II one of them The last Days Of Pom
n.ir IL 10 be performed,and gives occasion for the
rres.ntssion Of most startiins tableau--the ruin
~ the city-a picture given with great effect A
new ballet by the children and a closing tableau,
vfll also BE- rtvea.
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Rembrandt PeaIe's Pictorial Lee
..F-. = tuFes

We ask the special attention of the public to
the Pictorial Lecture to be given tonight in this
Concert Room OF Billiards. Hotel, by the venerable
REMBRANDT PnALs, of Philadelphia. His lecture,
delivered on Monday night, is spoken of In the
very highest terms by those who heard it. The
fame of Rembrandt Peals ~ an artist; the illus
trious subject Of his lecture Warrington; the lee
tursr himself one scho kns,o Washington personally;
the venerable years Of Mr.. Peaie, whose head is
now white with the Of nearly ninety winters;
all conspire to give unusual attraction to q dis.
course, which We learn possesses great intrinsic
merit and with ts pictorial feature, IL addressed
both to the eye and the Mr.. Peale lie the last
ARRIVING artist who painted Washington from the
life. His father c. W. Peale, painted the first por
trait OF Washington ever taken, four years before
the Declaration Of Independence, and several 9th.
ers during the Revolutionary war. These like
ssssss Of Washington are the best that have ever
been taken, those Of Stewart being In comparison
mere earicatures. ~"
We invoke the cultivated and Intelligent people
Of our city to turn ont tonight, en- masss, and
give the distinguished and venerable Rembrandt
Peale such . reception AZ is due to his great mt
rits, and ~ virginians ought to extend to one of
the few remaining links which bind us to bright
or era Of the Republic, and to yirginia's noblest
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4 RARE CHANCE The undersigned.

-
- being In feeble health and too far a3yanc cd in
life 10 engage In any active business psnsut de srss
20 dispose OF large number Of valuable kecepes
she has collected during the last forty years Of her
life; Among them she wishes 70 sell the recipe for
making her celebrated COUGH BLAIR medi-
cine So wei known, aud 90 generally ussd in this
city, that abe need only refer TO the large number
of certificates In her possession In praise Of rs viz
tues. Tnis Elixir Yields an snnuai profit equal 10
SIX per cent interest on i've thonsana dollars aud
oy moderate outlay IL could be made TO yield a
Inc next In Importance among these recipes fif not
the nrst) t. one for MOTH ERis BREAST sALvE,
40 artieie which Is unsurpassed by anything ever
yetalscosered- Scores OF Ladies in Richmond have
assd u, aad never without the most beneficial re-
saits; ana lhey are willing TO bear witness 10 the
met publicly II necessary.
~, pa. y - annecessas TO partienlarze festher All
the recipes are good and energetic aud eater
prisinE man. with small capital. can, sy proper
management, make them source of great prohk.
3he terms will be made 20 suit any enc vlshing 10
ony. as Am willing 10 trade Tor cths~ property
For further particulars apply 10 me ut my old re-
aueaees on Main street. square below the United
states Hotel ANN B. DAVIS,
q--ln
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81 STRANGERS visiting Richmond. will do we'll
TO obtain the Ambrotypes taken by TYLER b Co.
They the finest productions OF art made; and what
is another item the price ofthem s unparalleled for
cheapness At this famous Gallery You can obtain
any style of Portrait desired at prices varying
from Is cents to s25. Remember the place. 1879
Main street
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~ To rHI worms or DIsraIcT
pE- AucrIos. Bacon, &c,
THIS MORNING. by
seRz- NoTroH.-HARRIs & Co. beg les

EE- NoTICH.-HARRIs & Co. beg leave
to inform their friends and the public generally that
thew have engaged the services of "a NANZEt', who
has been engaged in the Root and Shoe business fr
the last FOURTEEN WARS. and IL well know as conn
potent WORKMAN. -,
We viii give special attention TO all kinds OF Mea-
sy,sad Work; and particularly TO TENDER ana pk-.
FORMED sNsT Those In want of Boots and Shoes oil
the best quality TO fit nice and wear well. will pease
call at HARRIS q CVs anoe Oepoe,.
my SIT NO icy hdin stfeeh. =
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TayLa IN ran war on AxSExArioSs--punch, 10
b 10 Essence Of Parliamentary Proceedings, says:
Aproysos OF conquest, though such tribe 10 hard
y worth msntioning, the last mail brings word
that w have just annexed small State called
Dhar In Central India. 1t contains but about 1885,
900 people. and about 1910 square miles and II Il
really scarcely the thing to intrnds. such trivial
tiles upon the House Of Commons"
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H@ DYSPEPSIA AND Fms.

DIR. TRACY DEL0RME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION was for
several years 80 badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that
for part of the time he was confined to his bed
lie wassyentualIy cured by prescription furnish ed
him BY young cairvoJan girl. This prescrip.
ton, given BIZ . mere child. while in state of
trance has cured everybody Who has taken it, new
or having failed once 1t is equally sure in cases
of FRS as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. l will send this valuable
prescription to any person on the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DIR, TRACY De-
LORME, GREAT CURRR OF CONSUMPTION. New York
Post office ap I5-dawlmif
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TuCKERMAN SENTENCED TO q YEARS M
pRISONNEST

New HAVEN, CosN, May 4-Tuckerman. the
mail robber, was this morning brought before
Judge Ingersoll, of the u s. District Court, for
sentence, which was that he be imprisoned, and
kept at hatd labor in the State Prison for the
space of 81 years. During the address of the
Judge the prisoner shook convnlsyely, and APP
peared to feel his sentence as much as If he had
Iaao nnudaunuod tn death
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RfnRKln's Exeukslos.--Ths Hope Fire Company
sf this city, Capt Langley, intend making 81 sx'
cursion to Richmond aud Petersburg next week,
leaving here on sunday evening next, oh instant,
la tho stsamsr City of Richmond. THIS gal
LIANT corps will meet With hearty welcome
from their brethren of the metropolis and the
sCockade City"-and their anticipation OF having
hne time will no doubt be fully realized. The
Hope take with them a handsome suction engine,
and will be accompanied by Kraussiexcsilent
bsnd.-Eoyfolk { Val Argus.
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YArAI AoefpssF. ~. r. 81. Blair, Of pittsyivania-
eossty, Va, was killed on Thursday last BY fall
log from the roof Of q house which he Was tinning
at the lime.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CRRrIFIcArE.--Vhe undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superntend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of tht
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
=. G. BARBER, lswor, ro,n,rs
L. z. DUGAS, sworn eoih ls'
Sworn to and subscribed before this day,
May lst, lass. LEWIS LEVY, j. z.
ExPLASATIoN-The left hand row In each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are emit
tied to $40 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may enitle it to. Half, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled to all they
draw over the $2b Prizes Halves, Quarters and
Eightls in proportion.
The principal prizes in this scheme were scld in
the following places No. 371Z7, $1,000. New Yort
city; No 1925, $1,000, New Orleans, La: No. 1875
10 M0, Charleston. 8. C. and Knoxville, Tenn No.
26s2S, 5000 Columbus, Miss: No 32lOl 1000, Wash
inEten. ID. c.. No. 1864 $500. Tallahassee Fla; No
3o4si, 1899, Memphis. Tenn.
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DRICE & WATKINS.
THIRD SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL
FIRING AND sUMMER
DRY GOODS.


op ming this morning, our THIRD SUPPLY OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
selected by one Of our firm in the large Northern
earlier in the season. Our stock Is very large
and active and we cordially invite all Ia want
small quantities, to give Ii examination assuring
them that the ctce styles and best qualities goods
viii, be offered at the Lo,eest possible prices
kinds in the different departments.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Beautiful Colored and Black Silk Robes 2 and I;
aounces and double skirts; Rich Poult de Sol, and
8aysdere. Chene, and Striped, Colored and Black
silks all prices and styles; two and three volante
stripe Barege Rohes; Pouard Silk Robes; ChaIiie
Robss. sQaiile; Elegant French Printed Barge;
Organdips: Plaid Ducas; Chintz Brilants; Border
ed Prints; Crepe Maretz Scotch 6inghams, and fine
English and French Prints.
MOURNING GOODS
Lupin's Superior Bombazines, all grades; Tamess
Cloth; Tamartns: Gauzs MaretE; 0renadine Barge;
Extra Silk Grenadine and Grape de Paris; Bomba-
sol aud Taffsta silks; Mourning Rept silk: Blsek
Barege Robes; Black Striped Grenadne; Fine Black
and MouseIines Black Grape and arsnssins ccIIsr:
ard Sleeves. single and ia sets; Crepe and Love
.eils; Lace Vei1s, trimmed with Crepe; Mourning
tIdkfs; Barge. Silk and Bombazine Nantes for
mourning.
Points, busters, Nantes. Talmss and shawls, in
French and Real Lace, Barege. Silk. Net and Gal
ICON aud Velvet Trimmed: Rl'k and Colored shawls
french Ernbroidd basques, &c.
Richardson's celebrated Irish Linens: Table Da-
masks and Napkins: lin. sheeting and Pillow Ca
siog; Towelings: Doulas; Crash; Brown and White
Linen Drills; Beached Long Cloth; Brown and
bleached sheetidg; Parasols aud Umbrellas; Ladies'
Jorsets all sinds; Ladies' and Misses HOSE Thread
Gloves; Alexauder's hid do; Kid Gauntlets; Lace
Muslin and peque Collars and Sleeves
Sash, Trimming and Bonnet RIBRONS; Dress
TRIMMINGS large assortment, Hemmed and
Embroidered Handkerchisfs. clear Lawn DO, Linen
hurt Fronts; Steel Spring and othsr HOPED skirts;
six MttR long aud short. fOKhtlpr with AFtis
lie TO be found in a large, first class
RETAIL AND " H0I ESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE.
PRICE 81 WATKINS.
my 4-6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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smIBsG TO INFORM THE LADIES o f

a1n BsG TO INFORM THE LADIES o
and vicinity that am now In receipt +
nv null assortment of Ladies' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
niles Using nav best endeavors to keep up the al
ready established reputation of having the most
TASTY and beautiful assortment. invite your exam
Respectf,ilIy. G BOETTCHER,
my 4-ow& lit Broad street.
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~ SPECIAL NorICE.-Dr. PASSWORDS
will deliver the FIFTH LECTUR RE of the course
subject: Human Immortality Terrestrlal,.at the
a. = o,eioct my6-1t