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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-31
p1-A curious case was tried in Balti

Das- A curious case was tried in Balti-
more on the l4th inst. Two men, cousins,
AMI both named Allback, were arraigned,
charged with voting on each others natu-
ralization papers. Ii turned out that both
had procured their papers in 1852, on the
same day, from the same court, and pre-
senting them in succession, the similarity Of
names and dates led to their arrest. One
voted and the other was arrested in the
act. They were both honorably discharged.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardwar.e.
G(EO. q NJ. 4 q m.

9aEdVVaEe.
h4EO. 3. NJ. lO5.n.zx.S'
w street, has now in store and is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all
kinds OF HARDWARE suited 10 the West, and
which, having beenselected aud purchased in par
son, from the most extensive Importing Houses
and Manufacturing of nearly ali the Eastern cities
and towns, ia addition to several invoices imported
directly 10y him from good manufacturers-Eng-
h"h and German-he can, and will sell as low
any concern u the West; feeling confident that
goods and prices cannot fail 10 please and satisfy
lie wonid ask the especial attention Of Merchants
Manufacturers, Carpenters. Miliwrights, coopers
Gun~ni'i's, aud all who need any articles usually
and retail. ~ -4 -t 1..f -rr---..-.-, n. -.
Without pursuing detail. the mention of !, t,u,
laed;ng articlts n.ay be well. viz Fl ~ i.fI.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Shears. and
Scissors, including Geo. wostenholm & SONS Justly
celebrated manufactures; Butchers Knives and
Steeis; Files all kinds and Sizes of Butchers and
other manufactures; Augers, Chisels, Gouges
Braces and Iitts, and all Carpenters and coopers,
Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's, Roch-
ester, and Whites. Buffalo Manufactories, together
With Cooks. noted. Patent Premium Anger Bits
Also-Iiand. Ripping, Panel, and Back Saws also.
the various sizes and styles of Mill, Circular, and
Cross-Cnt SAWS, with Tuttle's P.tent Hook Tooth
Cross-Cnt Saws; large and small Scales, In grea.
variety of pattern Axes aud HafcheIs for all pur
poses House building Materials. AL Gunners
haterhis Gunnefs' Implements to almost anyex
tent; Meat Cutters and Suffers; Iron and Woo
Pump Curtis, together with Chain Pump Fixtures
Ames' and ether makers Shoyels, Spades and
Grain Scoops Jack Screws; hne assortmelt of
all kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron Riyets
and Burr. Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought,
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes a new and
excellent assortment OF Fishing Tackling; Paint
and Coffee Mills; Corn shelters and Mills: r7y-Tg
Agent for Dole, Silver a. felch's Premium Saw
GUNNER, fer Upright and Circular Saws: 49,
GEO. y. S0NNTAG, ~
sep3 - - No. 10 Main street
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CRESCENT CITY GALLERY.

VIZ Alb b'liOw interest Ia rl,ir ~ vain ak,
And To tho-r wi''' deal tariy, De- 'hra' s!r"ild
walk, -.HHII
Now, yoH wbo want Pictures, h"t.I cheap.u .hrst-
Bring your dimss to SMITHS Gallery, iyou Goii1
have to- wait) rf.. u .-r.- . :
lie fears no c,,lnptiiun fran enc or the other i
lIur looks upon eaelI iriend and brother;
lie cares not for shuw, Lor puiibg. nor blowing,
hock soiro,S, or ssamniuE, assuTe'ily knowing q
That lac makes th' TRADE, ~ho give. most for The
cash ..- F..rTfII P. Far .
The people care nothing about ahy grand splash.
Now, all Who want pictures. larsa, Onesvr small,
should. Sith"ut more ,le'ay ,Ion M. smith call
Examine his Pictur.r-~e knaw ~ hat you'll say
The best ia the city, aud cannot lie heat
Ia finish price-and by way OF - Sreat,
II" Ladies' anl Families he lessons hi. pay
Come along, friends, don't neglect il a day.
S..pl6-tiui
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rsn.Three Of the masts of the Great East
ern are made of hollow iron, in eight feet
lengths, strengthened with diaphragms. Be-
tween the joints, as they were belted to-
gether, were put pods of vulcanized india
rubber, to render the masts elastic. The
four engines which drive the paddle wheels
of this steamer are oscillators, of Ii feet
stroke.
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ssnp The Irish deputation have collected
$4,000 in New York for the evangelizatioa
of the destitute portions of Ireland, and the
amount is likely to be much increased.
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FATHER PoINr, Oct. 29-M

The steamship NoUa Scotia has passed
this point for Quebec. Her dates are to
Wednesday, The 10th inst, two days later
than by the jason at S. Johns, n. F. The
commercial advices are to the 18th. Tie
cotton, breadstuffs, and provision markets
are generally unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. ls-N
ConSo!s closed at 93sG66J.
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eay- The police of Cincinnati are ia
trouble because the Mayor has ordered them
% obtain new uniform Overcoats. They were
directed TO have their measures taken for
the overcoats at the clothing esta5hshmsnt
Of one Of The CoUHeilmen,
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Gag The masons of San Francisco have
purchased lot on the corner of Montgom>
cry and Post streets, for S92, 900, and will
erect building worth SlOO, 900 on it.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 29-M
The private letters received by the Picay-
une from Mexico confirm the cold-blooded
murder of Mr.. Chase, the American Con-
sui, by Gen. Marquesas. .--.,.-.
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PuII.nptpu,, Oct % ~

The U. ). sloop OF war Saratoga has ar
rived with important dispatches from Malta
and Tajeda. .
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Bss~Our thanks are rendered Mr., Lewis
Howes, for late Chicago papers in advance
of the mail.
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SPECIAL .,'OTfoEzL IA. .naghs, =

SFECA1L sNVFfCE -S. ~. shds"s'
Co.. offer for sale the following rich AMI desirable
goods: Lupin's Merino cloths, Lrpin's & Cash
meres. high colored all wool Delaires, rich Chintz
printed French Delaines. rich rriutei aIcri o and
Cashmere robes, splendid Ciiptz, and printed Dy-
laine robes, Chintz printed Foulari Silks. in zi
terms. plaid, striped, and fgarr great w >
riety. Extra fre black Thbvt i0ug Shavls,rytra,
fine black rhibet square shswls. rici, thencel bor
dered shawls, &c, &C. These e'A> w.'rc al riir-
chased at very great sacrifice, At IT," rrent Ltrg"
New York auction sales, anil wi I.s ,suill ypry 4
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Bodiam Mining Company, Evai'srirlc, In'iiair.
Office OH Water street, belncen G.iih and Issue
Coal, In quantities 'J i,.,t l,s ti,n 10 lshtis- De
livercd Ia an, pai ~ e,fy, ecels i.r s,,A
at tIc pit, cents JOHN NIMoND.
ocrs sTTfOC Gs srcnrHF, prt Nh4e3i
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ADMINISTRaT TORS N0TICE--E0TICE I
Oh hereby given thar the undersigned has been
appointed administrator of the estate of Andrew
u. Erskine, late Of vandcrburgh county, deceased.
All persons indebted TO said estate required to
make immediate payment to me, and all persons
having claims against said estate are required to
present them, duly authenticated according TO law.
The estate is solvent. ANDREW ERSKINE,
se21-lfdS3tw Administrator.
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BLUEGR ASS NURSERY.

located on he PefersJurgh Rodd, Ten Diales
from Evansville.
II sale, this FALL the following articles:
$1,000 Apple Trees, from to 10 feet high
1000 Cherry Trees, in ten choice varieties, two
years from bud.
two years old. st-eE
\ Also. quantity OF Sweet Chestnut Trees, Plums,
Gooseterries, Currants, Strawberries, &C.
3,D0 Ever green's, consisting OF Red Cedar, Pitch
Pine, White Pine, Jersey Pine, Scotch Fir, Norway
Spruce. Chinese and American Arborvitae.
-. ..f e.. W. CRISP.
SandersyiIle Nanderbuph Go sep27vjyn:s
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Special Notices.
HoIiossg'. Pn. and es.im..s ere

HoifoWsg's Pals and 0fssmsss srs
twin cIratives, derived from one origin, the vege
table productions Of the soil. They act in unis,'
on the system, the one Internally upon the score
lions Of the body and the other externally through
the countless orifiees Of the skin, cleansing andrs-
cuperstng the vital Organization. fls..t
Sold at the Nanufaefdry, No. 80 Maiden Lane.
New York, and by all Druggists. at ZJe., 63c. and
81 per box. -. 49,. .fs.lriial octz6
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= = ~
letters Stomach Bitters" have attained during
the past year. bespeaks its excellence in for
chile than any words which, rl,i, oher.
Il renovates, purifi-s and strengthens tho system,
and aids the stomach ia the performance of its
function IL Is regarded all sides . sovereign
specific, aud therefor, to procure it in the best
possible way. should be the object of the public.
We commend II with more than usual zeal and
confidence, believing ana knowing. We d., that
IL stands foremost among the many PRE- parations
of the day, for iainring strength, vigor and to',c
to the system, aud possessing the curative poyrrs
for all similar diseases arising from disordersd
stomach. In the most severe cases of cramps,
diarrhoea, and weakness in the stomach, the "liit-
tiers " have been rigidly tested, and slway< with
the greatest success taIrsii 81. iief
For sale by Druggists and dealers Yeirrrai'y. eve
rywhere. oct2G
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MISCELLANEOUS.

q pDosssyardts brands bright Virginia; r
- a" Halves, fives, and Fights;
% caddies ." Planters Choice;''
D. 50 do Burrows" EtIt- -E8 d.
! In store anil for sale low, by - u ILFr
| oct6 svA tSE % . -GEo. FOSTER 4 co. q.
! ExTR.sCr .s..-D rUIPs or LoG.
! IL we'd extract eurpers, Indigo, mul,ltr. ninl
w:i VI T. sr0DDARDr..
| octlJ 80. go -' IL Main street.
HDUae eax.s.r -.SRTER, row
II aefe,i u IN, slst,,,ev. ressy for family
at 40 - -el.5 ll-aH -! p. sfoDpARpS,
octls -aa f,.-tr ..' u Vain street.
EpEg. WIN ssG.SGs. R.o.n lie
IA I"r J. 81 go -~,l' a. viokEhf bRIS
Eyaa5,ilEe Paper Mills!
J.EuMxE. - PROPRIETOR.
e. SCHNfrT, & STARK, AGENTS,
No g 4 ;. First 81, Evansville.
Always on hand aud for sale at Eastern prices,
AL qualities II wrapping PAPER
~ Tag, ~ the highest mIrket price, taken in
! c>rfange for r,Ier. octlSm6
sy7faEES.! on SE!-SUsF NE
u ceivrd per steamer Nsclay-yO boxes extra
iiamhurgli cin'ese, SUPERIOR article tIr cutting
out 2i'iaxes English Ia ry--very tne--for fami-
Iy'us-at EREKiNE, CURNICk CO.'S
octi6 3. i,.If Is. Co. .-. t' AZ Main street.
e&Usi.gH! sUGy.ER,-IJN- : rOKR .s.N-D
~ for sale At reduced prices l9iO lbs extra crush
ed suGar az lie per pound rs fine sample as can
l.. FUND in the United States eco lbs Of a supe
ii " grade Of New Orleans sugar, cheap at
ocf Is ERsKINE. CURNIcK & co.'s
tr AZ Main street, sole agents.
HyeE SO .nOL.sssBs .s.N'D sOG.sR!
q y Ito bids choice new Molasses;
Is hhds -rss Sugar;
To arriveby next steamer for
oxi24 - rrl E.S. BABC0CK.
ED.JrTI.SG-15O B.zEES C.f.N.vEL-
ED ton 10. I, just received and for salsby
"cld GEORGE FOSTER & co.
THyaE U.N'DERSFG.N-ED HAS OPEN
IL ell n drawing class for mechanics. Those who
WISH io Join are requested To call ut his Office in
der To- icsieak the particulars. ... -..-r d. .-
J.tk. FLICK, Architect.
. .actIs oiIiov ia Cre-cent City Bank Building.
<roRRESTx0.N-.B.s PEOPLE
Il are an'lsr the impr sNri that RJsssr Bros.
n &c. ART keeping 6ur siiS aDd !aIIcy dress goods
u,tlt Dor tle Information OF such We would state
iI our stock al staple goods is complete, such as
CALItH,ES. GiAGHAMs, DEBAGES, Merinos,
wsoi iann"-, the best Oi canton iannels, linseys,
irr.,p-i tt br,'s'i siiirtiHgs aud aheetngs, &c--
N.,,' >:litinets. isErsind ctSSfnerF, for ncn and
,,ys' wu,I q. Cali ia aifJ-rxamii',. 4 4 ~ .Lsl.--
ne. rr-- Eu$SEE fRGS Co Is
. oct10 ---. -... @ NJ. - Main street
200 1I.,'CEs or 9EE.s f.y',s-PoW.
- err a D"iehIm.tns u"nf'itnre, just received
lIsd for sab, at sn, al ,sits eastern priSr ut
,....- LII, WM. "a. J.. SToDDAkDS,
s-ill9 r. ~ .s. II Main -trcat.
II AMPS! L.f.aPE!- U'H0LDs.fLE
H aud retail. \ tot in sire to-day direct
from the manufacturers nc the Drug StUrs If
az sf-sr fittri WM.H.tP. STODDARD,
Hoctl9 = ~ or .r. .f- -+' f'r II Main street.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE az CHAMELEON
TRl-WEEKLY PACKET.
EA.YGhET TI.NE! ks.AlKET PM

II CESll-The fast and light <>zCEA
passenger packet Aida, Capt f>TAtsssSAz~
CHARLEY DEsHLER, Clerks Wortii- -
ington and Cooper, is now placed as pcrmssent
packet in the trade, and will leave Eyansyiii pune
tually, every a clIs-..l 1870 -
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND Friday
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, aud returning, will leave Can
Melton every err -
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
-f"t-rfa 1l-l-f- utto4
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~ PADGt.fM, .f.NO
IL CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET,
Tn - CHARLEY BOWEN, DEXTER,
S&fk$a Master, leaves Evansville Tines
x@SSzekzxzs.d and Friday, at ~ o'clock,
NJ, arriving NJ padncah at o'clock, A. NJ. Cairo
az IL o'clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday. Re
day, at o'clock, u. ~, and Padueah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at -'clo,-k, A. NJ, connecting al
Evansville with the nsVille and Crawfordsvile
L. H., and Packets Green River Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack
cts AT Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and st.
Louis Packets. 80, = - - .a1g1a
Tickets can DO obl..aed on board Che boat Tor all
Eastern Cites. - - - - serf2S
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HV.d.ySpILLR IND P.fDCC.AH
IL PACKEr-The steamer Sill tFu~D>
YER STAR, Fow,er, master, f-%HbSAN
leaves Evansville every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'clock M Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
at O'clock A. NJ. Connecting at Evansville with
tie Evansville aud Crawfortsyilie Railroad for all
p-nts North and East with packets for Louisville,
Green, aud Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats for Cairo, Nashville, aud Tennessee river.
B6' Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
Lar packet. Through bills of lading given 70 New
erieshs and all points on the Tennessee and cnm-
bertrand rivers a * lsE1rsl - - angls
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Fire and Inland Navigation

es- business ATTENDED TO Wrrn Drs-
PATCH AND FlDELITY.-6 -. -
~, ALLEN c. HALLOCKs Agent.
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We extract the following from one of Gree.
lsy's letters, published in the new New York
Tribune What he says of the condition Of
illinois Is probably true, and equally true Of
Iowa:
In spite of all drawbacks, including til q
disastrous Crop failure, (Which has not been
exaggerated,) things are working easier here,
and, l think, throughout the West The
people are generally frugal. There are few
er wiltul iders than there have been, in any
weather when work can be done The az
gregate of personal indebtedness has been
materially reduced The merchants trust
very iittle-lor several good reasons. Pork
has bsought high price, and the farmers
have taken their money for it. guess that
many Of the buyers have burnt their fingers,
but that is their business. The money it
has brought was greatly needed, and came
in excellent time. Few are Specializing
few travelling on business; most men have
concluded that they were destined to work
for living, and have resigned themselves
to that dispensation Common Schools are
well sustained and are Increasing at once in
number and efficiency. Thank Heaven
they are entirely FREE. Land is held lower
than it was, and doubt whether the happy
owner of 81 00U or over in cash could ever
migrate to Illinois more advantageously than
early In 1859. He can now buy and stock a
decent farm quite cheap; he can buy any
amount Of lumber for half Of its former cost
and it is no longer impossible to hire labor ON
other than ruinous terms. wish Tannars,
dc, Of eminent capacity and
experience, could be induced to push West
early in the spring, believe they could
never till now have done SO under better
auspices Give illinois one good crep and
fair prices for it, and she will be able to look
her creditors in the face, aud ask them Gin
the main) to take their pay and stop bother
inn
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do The came things, they are not treated -
equals oftheir lorSd. Often they walk and
drive oxen with genuine thruss and Hour
ish Of the goadsick. while the men, are sitting
ct THAR ease IN the cart, smoking, and per-
haps swearing ct their teamsters
And il Hssss Cassef she finds occasion 70
say:
Again, w ask ourselves, what We are q
cay about those woe stricken women dig
ging the earth, blowing. hoeing and driving
carts, reminding US Of those Of only . little
darker hue we have seen on Southern plan
tations Alas in some other respects they
resemble them-in their deep degradation.
One who has lived here long, and mingled
with them in . way to know, says they are
bought and sold every day, not at public
auction, but private auction, and the tri6ing
sum for which they may be had proves how
wretohed must be their poverty.
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Sights seen in Europe by Lady Tour
iEt

OF the rural districts of Bavaria she re-
marks:
!. Our readers will wonder what can be
more wretched than the life we have por-
trayed in Saxony and Rhenish Prussia: yet
in Bavaria it is more wretched still 1t is
here that taxation is most oppressive, and
the fees OF lazy officials most exhorbit mt -
Here the peasants cot is literally pig sty
and. as a species Of serldom still exists, the
view is not SO yariegated with the little patch
es that betoken ownership among the poor
and more than three millions Of acres yet
remain not cultivated at all Here the laws
concerning marriage and property are so So
we're that thousands cannot acquire sufficient
to enable them to pay the priest and sheriff,
and therefore live together without any form
OF marriage at all.
Of the peasantry of the Odenwald a
Their homes look always filthy to an Eng
lishman or American, the women have the
coarse ways and habits of the men, and no
conception of the tidy, comfortable cottage
OF the American farmer, or English peasant
1t can not be otherwise when the mothers
and daughters are in the field where you
see them without bonnet, cap, shoes or
stockings; sunburnt and old at thirty, though
~ Wis "eC, thcy Sct 80 uIy uifu tou9n that
they look afterward always the same.
The shelves for the dishes are in the
kitchen, and always open to all the dust;
bed in every room, and pig sty and stable
under the same roof. Seldom any are SO
well of as to have an extra set of cups and
plates for company, and that which they use
like that of the middle classes in cities is the
common white ware, which 10 seldom in
these days upon the table ut all in America.
but kept for baking purposes. But you new
er see . pie in Germany, and not often pud.
ding. Ii there 10 any cake, it il like the
bread purchased at the bakers and never
good, ANEW England housewife would not
think it ft to eat -.
q The following 10 . scene in Nassau:
A young girl was standing barefoot, MP to
her knees in manure heap, digging with :
pronged shovel, and filing another cart
whichshe drove to the field, and we suppose
when she arrived She was hired
out by the year to do any work about the
house or farm, and received fourteen dollars
for full years service Of this kind; and
whenever we have been in the country, any
where in Germany. We have seen women
Employed in the same way, which 10 said to
be made necessary by the law, which
requires SO greats proportion Of the men to
30 loang,ng in soldiers barracks. Woman
d thus degraded from her true position, and
re need mot describe the condition Of the
homes where women spend half their time
IN the field When they work ~ hard, and
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70 All to Whom it Nay Concern.

II AM the inventor Of . new and usefalimprovement
in Smut Machines, which RICH. vas secured 70 me b.
letters patent, bearing date Goth Oct 1851 and there
certain parties manufacturing machines and nsina
my improvements. This h TO notify oil persons who
make vend said Improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who infringes my rghts, 70
sponsise for AZ such nringements ana viii q theii
Now part OF what claim as my invention u Tho
securing Device formed Of the heater attached 70 the
cylindrical screw, In combination With the securing
plate cylinder, formed Of series of rings placed
one the other. fui Their claim the Adjustible
screens placed In the chamber, and arranged relatively
with the fan whereby the chess and lighter and inferior
grain may when OF sucient value discharge from the
machine separately, and In . clean state, or, when
worthless xowei pass into the fan boz 70 be elected
tEerefrom with the fner and lighter foreign substances.
This ID part Of what claim In the summary to my
patent The above notice will hope, be SUFFICIENT that
none may claim ignorance OF my right.
word 70 the wise 10 SUFFICIENT
March 9aa -.f John A. WOODWARD
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BLUE AND GOLD

AURORA LEIGH, by Mrs. Browning.
FESTUS by Baiiy.
MRS. JAMlSON'S Characterstic's OF Women.
do Levee Of the Angels.
DO D airy OF an Ennuyee.
BRYANT'S Political Works, SC. &c.
Also many other and beautiful Editions or stan
dard W orks, for sale at low prices At
BROWNS NEW BOOK STORE,
No 49, Jefferson 1t,
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GiftS!A Gi}tay!' Gis
SPLENDID .Gru.
- -. AE#JM|
&C 1l0 RanNnlp1. aa......

n A c0LsY = 90. would morn -.
., - psSn.s. .h = sn.is ON Beok 49,
Clark and Dearborn stsects. ~. A, ss1iaa, -
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AGENT for Der Moines County.