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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

CB-"Will you have the kindness to hand
me that butter before you?" said a gentle
man politely to an ancient maiden.
81 am no waiter, sir"
"Well, think you have been waiting a
long time"
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The Skeleton Clod Crusher,
OR FIELD ROLLER.

This is an Implement long wanted by the farmer
Of this country to whom it will be of untold value 1t
Is composed of 3inch sections, which operate inde-
pendenty Of each other, and will thoroughly puver-
ize, breaking every lump of earth, evellng the land
and leaving sprnkling of loose earth on the surface
to protect the germinang grain in its early stages
and secure and protect it from drought greatly in
creasng the yield, besides preparing the land for the
better Operation of the reaDer
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

UY At Virgini, prayer meeting, the cho-
rister being absent, the presiding elder,
whose name was Jeter, called upon one of
the deacons and said, after reading a hymn,
Brother Moon,
Will you raise tune ?"
The deacon lifted up his voice. but instead
of singing at once, he inquired,
Brother Jeter,
What's the metre ?"
This being satisfactorily answered, Deacon
Moon pitched the tune
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~iftv Cents Po1- Weo1x

,nvERTIsING.-0n square of twelvelin and
,sthan six lines frstin insertion 80, each subsequen
f,sertlon Al So When Advertisements are inserted a
s,teryas each insertion will be charged the first
Tor half square six lines more than three, first
assertion 49, each subsequent 81. For three lines
r first Insertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
tfOne square of II lines, $40. When changed at the
end # each month, an extra charge will be made
Porlalfa square of six lines and more than three
gnes per month, 81. For three lines per month S5
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

HE HIGHEST CHIMNEY STALK IN THE WORLD
The large chimney-stalk, in connection
with the works of Charles Tenant d Co.
at Glasgow, Scotland, has, for the last
seventeen years-viz: since it was erected
in lS4l-enjoyed the proud reputation of be.
ing the highest in the world. This lofty
honor, however, is, it seems, in danger. On
the canal bank, at a short distance to the
westward of the said works, and on the
same elevation, new stalk is being built at
the works of Mr.. Townsend manufacturing
chemist, Crawford street, Port Dundas and
its projected height is AGO feet Tenants
Stalk" is of the hitherto unparalleled height
of 450 feet. If nothing interferes with the
present arrangements, 1859 will witness the
completion of the highest chimney. stalk in
the world.-GiasgoV Citizen.
There is a mammoth chimney at Charles
ton, S. c, which has been ignorantly called
"the highest in the world" although it is
but little more than half the height of "Ten-
nants Stalk" at st. Rollix, Glasgow. An
exchange paper of recent date thus mentions
the Charleston structure:
The mammoth chimney in the Navy Yard
at Charleston is the highest structure of tie
kind IN tie corid Its height above the
ground is 2S9 feet and L! inches, and from
the bottom of the foundation 256 feet and
inches. At the surface of the ground the
base 244 feet square, and the foundation at
the bottom lit feet below, is 32 feet square
The flue is round, and 7 feet in diameter
The general plan of the structure is a square,
of IL feet and inches, supported 10y twelve
diminishing g buttrasses, which terminate at
$50 feet above the ground Above these
buttreeses the chimney is square, with
panel on each face. The whole is finished
with dental cornices, the crown molding of
which is cast iron, and weighs upward of
three tons In the construction of this chin.
ney the number of bricks used was ,O5O 900.
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yysz- ONCE in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
and Second street.
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UNION HOTEL,
LONG BAR, YUBA COUNTY.
}. IA. EARAUSE, Proprietor.
Western House.
Corner of D and Second streets,
MARYS WILLIE.
The underSigmeh takes

sfEosl The undersigned takes pleasure in
.9HA saying to the public that he has lately made
E.ye5N some repairs in his IL luse, with the view of
ssikiaalA afOrlng greater amount of comfort and
to his guests. By unremittng attention,
he hopes to merit continuance of the liberal patron
age the House at presens enjoys.
Passengers arriving by the Stages or Boats eau be
at all hours.
The charges such as to meet the capacity of ev-
cry
IL at o3 OF Q IA arg Eo@.
Board per week. .......................$S SIS 90
Board with Lodging per week ......$ BIO to Sl2 90
Single Meals ..........................5 80 cents.
Lodging, per night. 80 cents to 81 90
mylt-my q. WOODWARD.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED DAILY(NoSDAYs ExcEPTED) BY
A. S. RANDALL & co.

RANDALL, 3. B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
= " RLooR, w. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
JOHN R. RIDGE.
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Professional.
Spanish and Music.
y w. wLNTDR

ID E. LUCERO. Teacher Of the Spanish Ian
HI guage, and Professor of Music, hereby informs
the public that he has formed class in Spanish, and
will receive accessons to the same at his office in
to the Law Office OF Messrs. Rowe & De Long. His
terms are moderate and his extensive experience in
the business in which he is engaged Is a guaranty Of
his ability to impart knowledge of tho language
which he processes to teach. His system is the same
that of the celebrated Prof. Vaudeville, of Hamil-
ton College, New York
Mr.. Lucero will also take pleasure in nstructing
any person who may desire to Ia lessons on the
Guitar Private Lessons will be given In Spanish 20
persons who may desire to attend in the class Those
who desire private lessons, either In Spanish the
Guitar, may call at his room, leave their address
at the same place, and he will instruct them at their
own houses If they like. ocf2mv
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CuuSCuEuE

THE SUBSCRIBER desires to announce
Il that he has now on hand, and ready for sale of
his OWN MANUFACTURES, one of the most complete
orf,, g,f
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Extra Sized Deep Tiller Plow,
The Subsoil Plow.

econl aud Third Sized Deep Tiller Plow, Side Hill
Plows, important for hlly farms the Shovel
Plows. Weeling and Killing Plnws
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-14

The SubSoi1 Plow.
This all nporiant Plow deserves the special atten-
ton of every cutivator in cur State and we invite
them to call and examine those ma lie by us.
We have various styles of Plows, ftt2d to every
use. In fact, manufacture to order any style OF
Pow needed by the California grain grower or the
cultivator of the soil in every branch Of cultivation
We also offer to our patrons the following Imported
Pows THE CELEBRATED
Cincinnati Eagle Steel Plow,
We have them both Right Hand and Left Hand. These
Piows are most favoraby known by all who have
known and used them, they abine strength and
durability, and are of easy draught
Galena, Boston & N. Y. Plow.
We also offer at low rates.
PlOv Materials,
Such as Plow Wood, of the best timber thoroughly
seasoned Pow Wheels Pow Coulters, (rollng, stan
ding, hanging,) the Pow Clevis, Hooks, Chains &c.
IL WS,
square, Double, and Extra Size Broadcast Sewers
Horse Uultivators Horse Shoes, Fnning Mills, Grain
Drills, Cheese Presses, Butter Working Churns, Wine
and Cider Presses, with every other implement of
utility Cultivator Teeth Harrow Teeth, Plow Cast
ings, Extras, etc.
The above Goods are all offered for sale and they
will BE- sold at such prices to defy competition, and
at the same time give satisfaction to his patrons So
that they shall continue To give him their custom, and
thus SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY!
The articles now offered as Imported are such as
are not yet manufactured here but the subscriber is
determined to engage in their manufacture, or offer
a better at the earliest moment, and thus his estab-
lishment shall offer exclusively HOME MANUFAC-
TURES!
Also, Agent for John A. Pitts Celebrated
Thresher and Separator.
T. OGG SHAW,
Agricultural Implement Mandatory,
Corner Sacramento and Davis streets,
oc152m San Francisco.
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Mistellaneous.
TILE REST IN TILE WnRLn-
Encourage Homo Industry.

G2Z'- Orders can be left at GLAZIERS' Cigar Store
Oct24-n j. L. MORRISON Theatre
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CoUNcIL CHAMBER,

SODNClL
Evansville, May 5, 1855.
The Board was called to order by the May
or, all the Councilmen being present except
i've.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved
Sundry bills were allowed, amounting to
S32S 70, for street improvements, officers
salaries, dc.
The Mayor stated that the necessary equip
mcnt for chain gang is in course of con
struction, in order to compel fines to be paid
by labor on the streets.
The Fire Superintendent fled his report
which was read and received.
The Council passed resolution setting
forth more clearly the duties of Fire Super
| intendcnt.
Jas. Saunders, City Engineer, presented
his official bond in the penal sum of $500,
with VIM. Hughes and Michael Gavisk as
sureties, which was ordered to be approved.
The Clerk asked for an order, which was
granted, to put certain advertisement in the
Journal and Volksbotc, for ten days,
Sundry resolutions and were passed in ref
erence to filling up the following lots:
8 lots in block IS, Stockwell's enlargement;
8 in block 81, in Eastern enlargement; s in
block /, Fourth enlargement; in block g.
Fourth enlargement; in block 10, Fourth
enlargement; 90 in block Is, Stockwell's en-
largement.
An ordinance supplemental to an ordinance
in reference to nuisances, occasioncd by stag
nant water was also passed.
The city Engineer was directed to ascer-
tain the work necessary to be done in drain
ing the water from Brush Pond into Stan
field Pond.
The Engineer was also instructed to pro-
cure for the use of the city good 'level'
, and hand IN bill for the same.
| H. art
cd. and recommended that $3.50 be appro
priated, yearly to each company in the city
with the exception of the Washington com
pany, who are allowed extra. for rent, unit
the city procures them a building.
That portion Of the report referring to fou
Of the mpanies, was adopted, and the re
mainder of the report was referred to
special committee with instructions.
The clerk was ordered to burn ten bonds, o
the value Of 800 each, in the presence OF tn
Mayor, said bonds having never been sold.
sharpe presented petition from citizen
living on Sixth street, praying for an order {
ping their side walks to tho city grade; an,
one from citizens on Seventh street. praying
Tor an order to bring side walks on both side
70 eltY grade, and plank walk to be laid o.
same.
| a brick side walk was or ered To be la;
down on Seventh street, III BIO ks 50 and 5:
in the Eastern enlargement, within fou
months from date, in accordance with peti
ton to that effect.
n Two petitions were laid over, there NJ
being a requisite number of councilme
u present to act on them.
The board proceeded to the election ,
Chief Fire Engineer, which resulted in cleo
' ing Levi S. Clark. on third ballot.
!, Philip Decker was elected assistant Eng
: neer on the first ballot.
On motion, Council adjourned sfne de.
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Saturday seems to have been a day
fraught with accidents. Besides the one
mentioned in yesterday mornings issue, we
have been informed, by Coroner hatchst,
that another fatal accident occurred about
sun down.
Jas. NJ. McCrary, in company with two
Others, had been a fishing. They had re-
turned, and landed their skiff, opposite a
place called ''Salt Wells" on Pigeon Creek.
The two men in company with McCrary
fastening the bow of the skiff to tho shore
proceeded to grocery near by, to get some
thing to drink, leaving McCrary sitting in
the stern of the boat. When they returned
he was gone. In looking about, they dis
covered his hat floating upon the water, and
concluded he was drowned. The creek wa.
dragged on Sabbath morning, and the bod
found. 1t was supposed by the Coroner.
jury That he was, perhaps, intoxicated, anc
loosing his balance had fallen into the creek
and they, accordingly, returned verdict o
"accidental drowninpn
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ST. PAuL's CnURcH.-Bishop Uphold ad-
sministersd tho rights of confirmation to
,:wenty-two persons, on Sunday evening a.
st. PauI's Church. Nearly all of them were
F: adults. This is the largest acquisition ever
made at one time to the church. 1t is evil
,denoc of the efficacy Of the labors of its new
pastor, and proves that the most eminent are
not always tho most successful in bringing
stray lambs into their masters fold.N umer-
Gus additions have been made, We learn, to
other churches, since the needy attention tc
religious matter has prevailed in the city
1.-The field is ripe for the hsrves.ers."
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SHIPMENT OF ToBACCo.-We see large
quantities OF Tobacco going over the +.
and G. Railroad, for New York. We
learn that tobacco is taken from our
levee and landed in New York for n
cents per 100 lbs. and is carried the whole
distance by Railroad. We hear that an
arrangement has been made by which it
will be hereafter shipped from Cleveland
to Buffalo, on the Lake, at cost in
New York Of only II cents per 100 lbs.
making the freight on hid. Of Tobacco
of 1000 lbs only $l4 20, which is 81 OF
SIS cheaper than it can be sent, at the
e lowest freights, via New Orleans. None
Of the Tobacco destined for New York
will go this year by way Of the river
and sea.
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OF The Yincennes Sun says, that
every dollar Of the taxes assessed, in that
town, have been promptly paid. Only
one single delinquent was reported by
the collector, and he was q non esident,
and has since paid up. "There is not
now a dollar of taxes uncollected for the
last year or any previous year--every
cent has been paid up! Can any other
city show the same clean record?" We
wish we could respond Eyes" for Evans
vile to the interrogatory. 1t is an old
fogy notion that man must pay his
taxes before it suits his convenience.
worthy only.of place like the Old Post.
Here one-fifth Of our taxes, for the last
year are unpaid, and what is worse, the
assessed do not intend to pay, because
they have got a legal bubble to shield
them.
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mayI0-iwd&w
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

UyY virtue OF order OF the Court OF Common
- Pleas Of Nanderburgh county will, ell at pub.
lie auction at the Ceu House door in Evansville, Oh
the llh day Of May, ls, part OF the ). +. ar. sec
No. 10, 7. 8. s. r. 10 West, containing three acres
adjoining lands OF Peter Sharpe and +. W. Brink
meyer, and lying the road leading from the Poor
House to the residence OF Edgar C. Dunk. Said
premises will he sold in subdivisions, plat Of which
can be seen at my office.
Terns Of sale, one-thrd cash; balance in l. and j:
months from day Of sale, the purchaser giving note:
with approved security waving all relief from yalu
alton or advertisement laws with interest from day
sale. BRACKET MILLS,
ap.NitsSwit Admr Of Adolph Brinkmann.
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EThe new style Of business coats
to be found at Lyons on First street, arc
certainly very handsome and convenient
Lyons has good assortment Of Dew
Inns latest and neatest styles, and re-
ceiyes fresh supplies every week by ex-
press.
His stock of goods in the piece, is
large, and he can make up nice garments
on short notice.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departure.
IFrom P. G. oRiley Z Co... Register. :,
NAY and 9

lfIom W. " hiiey u TO- heglfter.l
MAY g and Q.
John Brigss, Louisville to Evansville and hack /:
Lchigh, 81. Louis to Pittsburg:
Bowling Green, ID. Green to Evansville and pack ;
Robt. j. Ward, Louisville to New Orleans;
Crescent City, Smithland to Evansville;
3 II. Done, Cairo to Evansville and hack;
Memphis, Pittsburg to ST. Louis;
Poland, Cincinnati to Nashville;
VI. Mcclellan, Louisville to st. Lonis;
Southerner, Memphis to LouiSville;
VIM. Knox, Wabash to Cincinnati;
La Crosse, 81. Louis to PItfsburg;
Universe, New Orleans to Cinciunati;
ttoy. Powell, New Orleans tn WABASH.
~ WAYNE, P,ttshurg to st. Louis.
". y. Nevcomb. New Orleans 10 Louisville;
MoOdtord Louisville to New Orleans;
Mm Baird, Cincinnati to Missouri River;
9aaker CTR, Nashville to Cincinnati;
ilghnyer, 81. Louis TO Louisville;
lands, Cincinnati to New Orleans;
switzerland, Cincinnati TO New Orleans;
The steamer William Knox passed up on
Sunday evening, loaded to the guards, from
the Wabash, bound for cincinnati.
The steamer Tecumseh came up from New
Orleans, re-shiPped her freight TO Cincinnati
and yesterday departed!with full load. Ia
Ken On here for New Orleans.
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ev Dr.. DrRASD 81 Ross having formed
"a CO partnership, have established an Eye
and Ear Infrmary on Vine, between First
and Second streets, in this city, and are pro-
pared, not only to relieve those suffering from
diseases of those organs, but also to cure
chronic cases of every description.
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sIn an article relative to the arrest of
Bankson, it was stated that he was found on
the premises of J. b. Sutherland, from which
it might be inferred that Sutherland was
implicated in circulating the spurious mon
ey. So far from any suspicion attaching to
Sutherland, we are informed by the officers
that he was active in detecting and exposing
the rrims
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LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.
GUARDIANS SALE.

llY virtue OF an order OF the Court OF Common
ID Pleas Of Nanderturgh county, will expose u
sale at ,ublic auction, at the Court House door in
Evansville, on saturday, June 5th, ls5s, the folio
ing described real estate towit Lots II 10 in block
No. Eleven I'D in the 9Th Enlargement, adjoinins
Evansville and now emlAared within the corporal,
limits Of Evansville, aforesaid being the property
the heirs Of Jno q. Fisher, deceased.
Terms Of sale. cash, balance in 6. u and i
months, the purchaser giving notes with approves
security, waving relief from valuation or apprase
ment laws, and bearing interest from day Of sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
Guardian OF John q. Fishers heirs.
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PINE LUMBER.

TINE subscriber has jut received from Messrs.
Il Fenton 4 Frew, Chataque county, Y. 50o,-
900 feet No. /, PINE LUMBER. Carpenters and
Builders respectfully invited to examine this lot
Of Lumber, as It Is superior to anything in this
market. JOHN \. GLOVER.
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EsThOse who want something
new and beautiful in the way of
Jewelry, Watches, Silver Ware,
Clocks, Spectacies, &C., are invited
to call ut the old establi shin ent Of
BTTTROFF s. son, on Main street
near Second, where they will find
n new and very full stock mt very
low prices.
All articles warranted to be just
rs represented.
apli-2md&w
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Ct Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills, for sale corner 2d and Lo-
Gust.
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TCRRANTs & CEMENT
~ so lbs. Currants;
30 hbls Cement;
Received and Tor sale by ]. D. HEIMANN.
6STAR CANDiES.--.5 boxes assorted. TOR sale
- by GILBERT B0WLES.-.
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PINE SHINGLES.

100000 No. | mo mis.akel PINE SHINGLES,
received with the above Lumber and for sale az hard
times prices. Those who want Shingles and not
Chips, will please call and examine these.
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ulUIIDiSG MATERIALS
ID 10000 Lights $40 Sash;
1000 do ?-l2 do;
5000 do l0-l2 do;
1900 do ~ ~ do;
1000 do 1915 do;
1000 do i0-l6 do;
900 do 1918 do;
600 Pannels Doors assorted;
20 pairs Window Blinds;
20 Bills. Cement,
20 Bbls. Plaster Paris:
20 Bags Paserers' Hair;
Together with White and Gray Lime. Just rcceiy
ell and for sale by -
ap2U j.. y. BABCOCh.
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TIE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR NAN AND BEAST.

1t is n sovereign remedy
for the various diseases
with which horses are af-
fiict, d, curing the most
alarming cases Of Bruises,
Sprains, s trim III alt,
" ounds, Scratc h c $,
Sweeney. SPAWN, Ring.
hone, Big-head, Poll evil,
&c. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any per-
son owning valuab e
10 X : L :, should lie
without this valuable re
NEEDY.
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL!! COAL!i COAL!l!
Coal! Coal! Coal!
COAL FOR SALE.

XNE have on hand and are constantly receivi
w coal Of an excellent quality from up the can
which We Will deliver in any part OF the city az Il
Orders left at James Laughlins warehouse, at
office Of Nathan Rowley will he promptly attended
R0WLEY 4 ANGRY.
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n eco Bills. White Lime;
,, Hhls. Gray Lime;
leo Bills Hydraulic Cement;
In store and FOR sale by GEO. FOSTER co.
BOOKS! BOOKSN AND PAPER
WAREHOUSE.
m L. JOHNSON, would respectfully invite the
Nk attention Of merchants and others To his list of
account books, manufactured to order from the very
best paper in any style Of Binding.
SUCH
LrP pai HE;aoks.
CASH BOOKS,
EEgsFfTT fT T HSoks,
RECORD BOOKS,
and every, other Kind Of Blank and Memoran,lum
Books Also Steel Pens in great ysriety; Ep n,s
Inks Of all kinds; Gold Pens aud Pen HOLSTERS Letter
Clamps, sand Boxes, Gum BanIs. Inks,ands, in a
Pen Rack, Blattng Board,
%sPs s MsasaTs', E E% pics.
and Wrapping Paper Of all kinds and SIZE, 70 he
apls-tf First st. between Main and Locust
4 NOFFEE, &c
~ 30 Bags Prime Rio Coffee;
Is do Pepper. just received and for salehy
GEO. FOSTER n ca.
S,UNDRIES.-
~ % sib Sis Crush crushed Sugar;
- bbs Powdered Sugar,
Is bbls Loaf Sugar, in store and foE sale by
rV,EAS. SPICES &c
L g half chests assorted TSa:;
100 cattes dos do;
l0hags Pepper;
cask sulphur;
do Epson salts;
do Madder;
| do Brms,one;
case Liqunrice:
In store and for hy ,co,
AJAX FEED BASKETS.-2o doz. very dne Oak
y Feed Baskets country make jT rn rsTeiyea Sy
T FAD PIPE
IL A good assortment received and for s,':hy
| jan u SAIL ORR.
NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS
~ Psalms and Hymns;
| Parish Psalmody;
| William ". Beeii on Carpentry Made Easy;
City of the Grea King. hy Or. Bell;
Scenes in Clerical Life, taken from Blackwood;
/ New York Ledger, eth April;
Flag OF our Union. do do;
| ,Balou's Pictorial, do do;
Harpcrs' Weekly, 10th do;
Just received at y. HEALl'S ..
| apl0
EONFECTiONERs' suGAR,:.3o bbls. this
~ day received per Granite STATE" for sale by
| aP6 Sycamore near Water st.
| VHNlHNlIS.-.W Bushels Prime Turnips, Just re
IL ceive'i and for saleb by u. ii COOK 4 SON
Oil Cloths and Carpet House.
TIME LARGEST and heaviest stock in town re
il ceved and for sale cheapat
j. 0AKLY & SONS,
mr29-lm Fosters Block, list street.
alED CORDS.-Cotton. Manila and Hemp in doz
HD ems and reels, for sale by
| apI7 GILBERT 4 B0wLES.
NUrs:25 Bbls. Brazil Nuts, Almonds, riberts
v and English Wainuts, in store and on the way
| for sale low by GILBERT * BOwLES.
RRIMSTONE.-
| ID Bhls. Roll Birthstone;
| do Flour Sulphur;
| do Epson Salts;
Cask Nader. In store and FOR sale Nv
I GEO. FOSTER& co.
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For sale Ivy y respectable Druggists and Dealers.
PRICES or THE LISIMEST, y cents, ~ cents and
~ 4 b,ule. A one dollar bottle contains as much
Liuiment rs eight twenty-five cent bottles.