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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-07
CHEWING TOBACCO.
m IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in putting a

An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in putting up
FINE CIT CHEWING TOBACCO, 81
has been adopted by Messrs E G0ODwIN& BRO,
OF New York City.
TOBACCO. Of the BEST QUALIFY. IL selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED 80
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist in the size Of the packages, rendering il
more convenient 10 carry in the pocket, aud by be-
ing PRESSED SOLID az keeps MOIST aud FRESH
and improves in quality il Is used while in
other brands, a soon the package Is opened, the
quality rapidly DETERIORATEs-tho tobacco
growing dryand litteriug the pocket, 10 the great
aEsoN aHco "f the consumer. The Dressing which
the Pine Cut Tobacco undcrgOes ia the process II
Manufacture. frees il from all grit imparit-s 50
Objectionable in the of Plug Tobacco. Chew
will DO we'll To- give the Patent Pressed trial.
and irrge fJr themselves.
For sale bay Wholesale Merchants, who receive u
,iircct from the Manufacturers.
T.. GOODWIN 4 BRO.
aIlS-l nrtIw 2uI 4 2itJ Water ST., New York
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May O-P
Flour opened firmer, with some speculat-
i've demand bat after the news from New.
York was received, the market became ex-
cited and unsettled, aud an advance of l5G
zoe was fully established. The sales reach
ed 10000 bbls, closing at 6 65G6 IS for
superfine 65(dsT 90 for extra; the mar
ket closes buoyant and unsettled. Whisky
opened steady, with good demand, and
sales Of 500 bblS were made AT - hut at
ter the news from New York was made
public, holders asked 20, and the indications
are that this rate viii be obtained tO-mOr-
row. No very important change in pro
visions. 100 hblS country mess pork, slop-
fatted. sold at 1909, 75 bbls prime do, at
10 so 10 hhdS Bacon I for shoulders, and
3 for sides There is better demand for
lard, vito sales Of coo ties at logo 1.-THE
former rate for "A lot at MaySyille. Groceries
baoyant Sugar in active demand ut Ia
a for low fair To prime. Molasses held at
40, though in small parcels, the trade Is sup
piled at 3e Coffee unchanged. Exchange
buOyant at Ia ! premium.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Additional Foreign News.
By THE Z. q W. LINE.

New YORK, May 6.
The Moniteur gives the following as the
propositions made BY England, to take effect
previous to the assembling of the Peace Con-
gress - F-sls g. Esl.s 40
1. A general and simultaneous disarma-
ment. 2. The DISARMAMENT to be regulated by
a military or civil commission, Independent
of the Congress, to consist of six commits
sioners, including one from Sardinia. 3.
That as soon as the commission has COM
menced operations, the Congress should as
sembie to discuss political questions f.
That the representatives of Italian States
should be invited Immediately after the as
sembling of the Congress to take their seats
with the representatives Of the great powers
absolutely as at Lobach.
France, Russia, and Prussia gave their
consent, but Austria refused To give her
consent 10 the appointment of Commits
sioner
The HeraIds Paris correspondent says
that the preparations for war are pushed
forward with feverish rapidity, notwith-
standing the profession of a willingness to
diSarm.
The London Times Paris correspondent
says there is no cessation of ornaments
In five quarters of France masses of
troops continued to concentrate.
4 French army is 10 be collected on the
Rhine, and, on the frontier, numerous caval-
ry regiments are already marching.
ITussid.-The mission of the Duke Al
brecht TO Berlin is said to have been entirely
successful, a military convention with Prus-
sia having been signed, by which the latter
agrees to send 5000 men 10 the Rhine, un-
der the Prince Regent. In case the negoti-
atoms fail, this force will be increased, by
the contingent force of the Bavarians, TO
10000 strong, while the other cOntingents
will he held in readiness to march on de-
mand
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VERY SHALL BCsISEss-It is said
That the street musicians, in large cities,
place themselves under the windows of the
residences of the wealthy. and 81 grind away"
on their old hand organs or hurdy -gurdys
until the inmates of the dwelling are forced
to contribute literally, in order to get rid of
them. Our neighbors of the Enquirer seem
TO have profted by these examples. One of
their carriers informs US that he was dis
charged. simply because he would not tease
4 certain lady 10 subscribe for that paper
which he could not do with clear con-
science. We commend the enterprise of our
neighbors. 1t is to be hoped they will get
{ carrier whose modesty will not prevent
MIN from acting the part of the organ grin
ders. --..
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Special Notices.
Holloway. Pan. ana osmfm..f.-rI


dine hydra Of disease, Dyspepsia = driven totally
and finally from the system by this great anti
bilious remedy while the Ointment reduces the In
Asmati-p occasioned by Goai and Rheumatic alice
ton-. The Pills in unison, cooling and re-
iTezhing the heated blood, and renoyating the
vital organization. Sold at the mandatory, No.
so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all Druggists,
at &c. s3s b. and 81 per box or pot. my4
Persons sTtiefsd Hna the Fsrsr ana
Asue, should not spare either time trouble,
pense TO procure On. Hostetters CELEBRATED
BITTER$. whose benehcent effects upon the hu-
system has been clearly proved to those who
have been stricken down in a short space Of time
by HE dreadful curse, whose cheeks aIe wan aud
mragre, ami whose nights are sleeess and fretful,
and whose eyes are dim and sunken. with death
staring them in the face. this compound must
prove blessing snatching them 1t from
the very mouth Of the grave. None know ts
true value until they have tested IL. When all
others have failed these BitteTs have restored the
sufferers 20 pristine health Their popularity in
al the Western and Southern parts, should intro
dnce them 20 all families.
re- For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
EVERYWHERE. my4
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APPLICATIONS FOR LIcExsE.-We notice.
in the Lafayette papers, that a large number
of applications for license are to be present
ed at the next meeting of the County Board
in that county. They intend complying
with the provisions of the new law, and
publish notice of their applications in the
city papers. How is il with our retail deal
ers do they intend selling without II Ii
cense, and run the risk of prosecution, or do
they intend applying for license? Remem-
Def, notice has to be made in the city pa
pers for twenty days prior to the meeting
of the Board, and if such notice is not insert
ei SOON 1t will be too late.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY AssocIArros.--w,

EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. w e
are pleased to learn that the affairs OF the
Association, in the hands of the present
Board, are improving. Since taking charge
they have, from collections from delinquents
and from new subscribers and other sources,
been enabled to pay off all the old debts,
amounting TO over $3.50. They have paid
all current expenses 10 date. and have
cash enough on hand to Justify the purchase
Of IA few books, probably one hundred dol
lars worth, and yet leave means sufficient 10
cover all accruing expenses up to the lst Of
July-leaSing the excheqner unincumbered
toT the new Board then to be- elected This
Is doing well and is, if anything. better
than was anticipated by the Directors when
their report was made, in February, and
gives earnest that, with proper interest and
attention on the part Of those in ch rye, the
Association may be made a pSogressigs living
fact, instead OF the languishing institution
which it had, to some extent. become.
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DRowaED.--On Easter Sunday hat and
pocket book was fonni near the little creek,
q short distance above the Bodiam Mines
but no clue was to be had at the time as to
who the owner of the property was. or how
!. came there. Yesterday morning, howev-
er, dead body was found floating in the
creek, and identified as that OF Conrad An
tome. German, who had worked for some
time previously in the Bayou, and who had
been accidentally drowned while attempting
to cross the creek. 1t is supposed the body
must have remained in the water fifteen
days. The Coroner held an inquest, and the
jury rendered it as their opinion that " the
deceased came to his death on account of
the miserable state of the crossings"
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Philndelphia Market.

IHILAUELFHIAI MY O--M
Breadstutfs are advancing under the war
like European advices. Flour has met
better inquiry; 1900 bbls sold at 5OGG
6 IS for com. super Is for extra; and
7Gf7 so for extra family, and US for choice
fancy. The inspections of the week amount
to 1873 bbls against 5,457 bbls last week.
Rye -four firm ut 25 Corn meal 3 81
Wheat advanced sales 1900 bushels at
G5Gl 81 for red, and e5 for Kentucky
white 1000 bushels Rye sold at goa 80.
Core scarce; sales 1000 bushels yellow at
90. Oats in demand at 56@66. Whisky
scarce sales at 253m27.
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MAY-Beautiful May-the month of dear
sweet flowers, brisht-green leaves, and ten
Thousand singing birds, and fair fields, aud
romance, and love, and the innumerable
forms of terrestrial beauty-breaks upon us
each morning as Eden broke upoa the spir-
its of the father and mother of our race
There is hymn floating in the unseen cur
rents OF the air, and spirit of praise psrvad-
ing all nature There is poetry written upon
every leaf, and flower, and twig, and a
grand epic in the clouds, and waterfalls, and
music everywhere ami in everything. Lift
up yonr heads We sons OF foil and sorrow
Look out upon the green fields for there
fingers the smile of the Eternal, and there
you NAV throw OF the burden of bleak and
blasting cares, and put on the spirit and
livery Of May There you may breathe
deeper and freer and commune with the
fair forms OF reyiving nature, and take a
new lease upon existence And when the
Sabbath bells OF tomorrow summon YOU to
the temples OF the Most High, 90 not with
the arrows OF weeks cares auiverine in
your hearts, but extract them aud suiren.
der yourselves 10 the spirit Of PRAYER and
peace that floats all about YOU upon the rosy
wings of this beautiful month OF Nav
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Hardware.
E.fT0R STR.9TB n SOW, NO.

Hard~are.
E.fCOB STR.fCB SOW, NO. 10
- MAIN sTREET.-We are now opening
large and well selected stock of German, English.
and American HARDWARE, which offer at very
low prices 10 CASH and prompt time bnyers. Nov on
hand and arriving and Spades,
An es' Rowlands's, aud other brands Shovels
Blood's Cast Steel Grain aud Grass Scythes,
Do Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden Eakes and Hoes.
Mill Saws--RO wland's and other brands,
CrOss-Cut Saws, do German and &. steel,
DO DO. Turtles Patent,
Booth 4 Co.'S Table Cutlery,
IlaTercaVe's Pocket do,
butcher and other brands of Files 4 Edge Tools
Trace, Log. Halter and Pump IN aiiIs,
Hamee,
ANes-Bivod's, Lippibcott's, aud Others,
Pump Tubing aud Fixtures.
Ohio Tool Co. Planes aud frus. Hoops.
Spear 4 JacksOn's Saws,
Brass and Enameled Kettles,
Hay and Manure Forks,
Sneaths aud Cradles,
Pruning Knives, Shears AMI Saws
FURNI1URE HARDWARE
MahOgi nv and Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard Chest and Drawer Locks,
Wrought, TalAe, and Brass IIingcS,
Bed ScreWs-aaf and square beSsh~,
Coffin scTaws aud Trimming -
sand Paper, \ No. l,
Casters, &c, &c.
our stock OF English Goods tCatleTy, Files, &C,
being purchased prryiOds 10 the late advance, eha-
bIes "a. 10 offer inducements To Cash buyers
marls JACOB STRADB SON
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Local and Miscellaneous.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

PKsAcHIse on rHg sILvER srAR-we learn that
Capt. Fowler Of the silver Star has rendered the
uss Of the cabin 0f his boat 20 the Young Mems
Christian Union, for Sabbath services to- morrow.
Rev. Mr.. Cook, Of the Baptist Church, will preach
. sermon at half past three O'Clock in the after
noon. and we can assure all our friends along the
wharf that they will spend profitable hour IL
they 20 to hear hin. He il of most popn-
lar preachers These services are especially Tor
river men and others engaged 10 business along
the wharf, and we hope they will give Mr. Cook a
good audience.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. Nav c.

BALTIMORE, May 6-A
Flour firm, at 6 SO for Howard St. and
Ohio. Wheat excited, and sells good prime
at l 70. Corn advanced 10; white So, yell
low s6@ss. Provisions unchanged. Ba-
con sides 81. Whisky dull sales of 400
bbls at 265 for city.
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RG- We have been much gratifed by a
view Of Hughes stock of summer goods, for
gentlemen and boys, TO see such nice as
sOrtment Ladies can find in his house,
some very pretty goods for their little boys.
Give him call.
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TIE LAST GRANGE FOR JEwELRy Come
mp to auction this evening, at Fl. Nelson {
Co.'s, and buy gold watch, as it is the last
chance at the lot now on hand. You can
get bargain.
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, May, 6-P NJ
Utah affairs still occupy the attention of
the Government. Judge Cradlebaugh has
not, as reported, been removed, although
the probability is that he will be.
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LOUISVILLE, May C-N

River fallen feet inches in the last "a
hours The falls will probably continue
navigable for large boats during this week.
Weather clear.
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RoSToN May e

DUSIUNI Way W
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool,
via Halifax, arrived to-day. Her mails win
be due in Philadelphia this afternoon
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GSE- The Rev. Vim. II. t'iInuihs, oi Liy-
erpOol, England, will accept tie e..!i 81 the
Thirteenth Congregational Society o. Bos-
ton a. successor OF the Rev. NJ. CCoi.igc.
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E-g- IL is sail that Sir T.. Baiweg Luton
will make about Gi5,n00 out OF his last
novel. "Wha; Will lie Do With It.
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CLEVELAND. Nav 6-PM

CLEVELAND, May 6-PM
SIX Oberliu resc6ers plead guilty this
morning, and were sentenced TO S25 fine,
and imprisonmeEt for "a hours. Bushnell
was not sentenced.
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PITTsBURG, May, 6-PM
River six feet three inches by the pier
mark and falling. Weather clear and warm
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PITTsBuRGu, May G-p. n.

River six feet three inches and falling
" Weather clear and warm.
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CEt-Aao- Nav 6-p a

McNamee was executed this morning foi
the murder OF his wife last July.
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~ respectfully Informs the citizens -
OF Evansville aud vicinity that he mas 49,
located here permanently for the pur- VIIlIrYy
pose Of practicing Dentistry in ali lie brapckes-
Csc Prices follows: Gold plate 50 rsr tooth ;
silver plate sl.50 pr tooth Plugging IS cts "a
81 Extracting % cts
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Office No. As Main street. under CITY Gallery.
dec23
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D6- take pleasure in Introducing DIR. Haas,
formerly of Lafayette, Ind my successor 10 the
old rooms in Bray's building, hoping he will fhd
them both pleasant and profitable. From my In
tercourse with the Doctor, ana pleased to find him
one of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him TO the community
as a skillful and competent dentist.
apis j. kINETT.
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OoAIas

B"diam Mining Company, Evansville, Indians.
Oiioe water street between Main and Locust
Coal, in quantities OF not less than 20 bushels de
iSerei to any part of the city, 10 per bush
Al thopit, scents JOHN WYMOND, 2
octg SECRETARY and Manager.
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HAR. =. n. u.E.s I-ERS C.s.N'hE
IL aud salt Ehcnm syrup, ton the cure Of salt
Rhsum, ScrOfnloGs Diseases, Cutaneous Erupt'on-,
and kindred diseases Is giving entire satisfaction.
aud thousands are annually attesting the JOY they
heel on the removal Of thSe oathsOme diseases from
their system, by thI- wonderful Blood Purifier.
His CeTate is also meeting with universal success as
a healer Of old Sores. letter aud RIhgwOrm, Frost
Bites and Barber Itch. These humors Yield &
10 Instantly
For sale By ,. " SAWYER ard PETER yIEft-
LING, Evansy lille Spencer Townsend aud Stout
a Brode. Newbarg and Ira Delano Henderson
Ny. J. y. HARRIS a co,
ap2l-2ndkw PrulTirtors. Cincinnati Ohio
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EH n1iI,c 81 Va " I hcubltT, W would les
49,. tt'iiN -s.li,it h.ic IT the t,niii, patronage
ahrh Will D.. ihauktuly Acknowledged by tho
,,uiis i,-.-iuuc;s MILLER X NIEHAUS.
DaaTrH
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DL.ACAS.nIrH's BELLO H-s.-Is
IL pair Bellows, assorted sizes, Of Evansville
manufacture and warranted, for sale by
sPfO SAMUEL ORR.
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nR. 8. q. RICH.I x N SONS NHRHHi

~. =. %. RfCH.5 DSO.N' - SHEEHs.
~ WINE BITTERS for Habitual Constipation
Indigestion, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. COstye-
ness, Blind and Bleeding Piles 10 unequallei in the
wide, wide world"
For sale by =. W. SAWYER and PETER WEIR
LING, Evansville, Stout a Brodis md Spencer &
Townsend Newburg and Ira Deland, Henderson
Ky. j. y HARRIS & co,
ap2c- 2rndfw Proprirtors, Cincinnati, Ohio
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II II. CRI.s'E, FOE H.IRDI.N's.
. AND
Commission Merchant

40 : SOUTH W ArER STREET, EvANsVILLf
ect2l-ly 81
ssTO3.z s,E u.f.S-TED.--we are prepared
- TO store la our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
Quantity OF Grain, Produce, or Merchandise on the
most liberal terms.
Having lar-e and airy rooms up stairs, r-ii.-'ar
care will he taken Of Household Furniture, Agri-
cultural Implements and all kinds Of Goods OF
wares liable TO damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fise proof rates,
by the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located Oh corner Of Locust street and
W. and J.. Canal, and most convenient for Shipping
by River or Railroad. Apply TO
APPS GEO. FOSTER & CO.
Ss.t.fL STOk.A GEL have a large dou-
u bic Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable Of
storing any amount of produce, which will be re-
ceived stored taken care of and held subject 10 the
owners orders on most reasonable terms.
Z. G.. 0'RILEH.
mh26-tf
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H.J.N.rED.-A h

II eleven years old lett his father house on sat
urday, 9th April, and ba- not been seen since
When lac left, lac wore blce pants, "a Jacket Of the
same color and BLACK cap His name is Charles
Yaeger. Anybody who can give ANY inflammation
a. 10 his whereabouts, j. requested o. call at Nj
Killers, or al A Weller :. cr at this Office.
apI9-2wdSw
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DR.. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly oc
cupied by DR.. hivett. in DIR. Bray's building, oppo-
site the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens Of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his ROOMS and the specI-
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed, aud plessedwith his work,
shall be attended 10 with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without a seam on creviCc. Nothing VIII Ice
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCH
WORK has but two seams in a fun upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh ar heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth ARTIFICIAL and
cheeks that sunken he restored To- nearly
their original contour.
He also makes the ns;ai styles OF plain and sim
pie gum tooth work gold and silver plaie-aHd
also the Cbeoplastic work. which Is much liked by
those who have used II. lie has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain-nO InhalatiOn--
injurious effects arising from their use-the most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety.
HB- Parents will consult the health and beauty OF
their children 10y having the Dentist direct their
second dsntition, thereby producing symmetry and
health 60 those invaluable organs.
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90 ~ r. n ~ .rSE yIGfL.k.s-CE -
IL THE PRICE HF LIBERTY. Twenty
hve cents is the price of hottie OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer. There nothing ever invented so
potent TO remove all manner OF Pain as this inyal
liable article Ii is AN excellent regulator Of the
Stomach and Bowels, and has caused more joy,
and guickened more good than lies in the scope Of
mind TO calculate. u is, in reality, infallbe
Pain Killer.
For sale ~ Druggists aud Merchants geurTally
J. y. uARRIS 4 co,
Prppri-for-. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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NoE M. FR.3TIRE IA FUL N0Sr

av TRADF.-An steel Spring skirt t,u2ht
Of will be reduced "a any size desgret Tree "a
charge y EMBICH & co.
apo No 80 Main street.
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n oUTftE.-THE t.N,D n ~ y ft<.N.ssN
0v respectfully. informs the public that lac h.i
this day sold hi- entire stock Of Dry Goods 10
Mc>-S Henry 4 Miller and Henry Niehau-, who
will carry the business under the hrm Of MIL
LEX 4 NiEHACS AZ the same old stand, - Main
street. The sleek will lie rcIleuisl,I aud CON.
i.iyt,. ia :, few DAYS, when they viii he glad to
csiys the calls of their friend, aud he old custom
1T the h,,Ii~,.. recon- nt-nd q
tlr Litot Of the puhlic. anal ha,. .Hl, to rcinaIl
th1 Personal 'tt-t,li.r ~II D. sIsrn 60 all nn
-,Ttlri attiI, Ui b, LtIr arm.
ntrlS MM . DIIBLER.
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dH.fKgU u''s TUB.1tI V-OU tsD-
ND .ii.- B.ttuW'- r..l-l, f,I sale by
Z mars PRESTON BROS.
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~ els CHINA Sugar Cane seed for sale by
II. RAMET, ia,
mario Corner Firs; ani Vine streets.