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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

TThBLE CuTLERY.-Inst received full assortment
Il OF Rssell- Inlle Cutlery, which for fnish qliali
" and durability, is not surassc, iy any Mandatory
also keep English Cutlery OF All prices which will be
sold quite cheap r. BARLOW,
my2l No. BOO and luS Second IT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

nUEENSWARE.--l have Just received especially Tor
W my rctu tuHe general assortment of the hes
makes Of White nnd Gold Band Stone China, Tea and
Dinner Sets, which will sell 1T prices usually Is,i for
ordinary qualities. Please call and examine godds, and
get prices. r. BARLOW,
mN2l No. 900 and liio Second IT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29
1nRIEs1EAM PoWER PRIssLs,

our press facilities are the poa esteasce IN Dogaoa
having IN operation
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-04

OIL GIvtNG OUT.-The Pittsburg Dispateh
says: The Oil fever is said to be subsiding
very rapidly in the region up the Allegha-
ny where it first broke out. 1t is stated
that some OF toe wells that yielded most
abundantly have entirely "gin out -
pumped clean and clear of oleaginous
wealth, 1t is also whispered that many
claims are in the market or offered in part
Ucrship, on considerably lower terms than
formerly--in short, that parties are at least
terribly scared, ii not badly hurt, who but a
little while ago were perfectly sanguine of
large fortunes. These stories are floating
down--possibly on the RATS from that region
land are pretty generally credited, wheth-
err true or exaggerated. r-6.I.'E $50
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Manlaers, Mestinr.


The Iron Moulders of this City met on
Wednesday night in Harmony Hall, for the
purpose of organizing Society for the adj
vsncement of the interests of the craft, and
for their mutual protection. The meeting
was called to order by appointing VIM.
HUEriEGToN, Chairman, and RICHARD Cor
WOOD, Secretary. ~ II
The Chairman than stated the object of
the meeting, after which he introduced Mr.
OB2RKLINE, of Cincinnati, Corresponding
Secretary of the National Moulders' Union,
who proceeded to address the meeting upon
the Importance of organization among the
working classes.
lie argued that the present position of the
producing class was not such as God and
Nature had designed it to be; that under
existing circumstances, the poor man be-
richer He advised the Mechanics to or
ganize to secure those rights to which they
are justly entitled, to harbor no hard feelings
against employers, stating that the interests
out properly by having perfect harmony be-
tween them.
His speech was spirited, and ELECTED the
applause of the Moulders present.
After inviting Mr.. Oberklne TO remain
and again address the Moalders on Saturday
evening, May 9TH, the meeting adjourned
until that time.
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Our Country and Home.

There is land, of every land the pride
Beloved by heaven DER all the world beside;
Where brighter suns dispense serener light,
And milder beams emparadise the night.
The wand ring mariner, whose eye explores,
The wealthiest isles, the most enchanting
shores,
Views not a realm so bountiful and fair,
Nor breathes the spirit of purer air;
In every CLINE the magnet of his soul,
Touched by remembrance, trembles 10 that
pole. -tb tet0
For in this land OF Heavens peerlisE gFtsees
The heritage of natures nobleSt SAGE,
There is a spot of earth Supremacy blest,
A dearer, sweeter spot thar all the rest
Where Man, creation s tXranL, casts aside
His sword, and sceptre, pageantry and pride,
While in his softened looks benignly blend,
The sire, the sou, the husband, brother,
fEieqE, "a .3{ff is at-
Here woman reigaS, the IAother, daughter,
wife, e,---.
strews with resh fiowers. the narrow way
Of life M H. .J son Go
10 the clear heaven of her delightful eye
An angel guard of loves and graces no;
Around her Knees domestic duties meet,
And Preside pleasures Pambol at her feet.
WAsEs shall that land, that spot of earth be
found
Art thou a man patriot : look around
Oh! thou shalt find, howeer thy footsteps
roam Z IEoH sob o..
That land thy CoUsTRY, and that spetrthy
. HOME. - & Ast'+ e WI %
$4,000 = F.,.wT
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WHAT FoRNEr VIII 20 THE Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Post


ton correspondent of the New York Post
says S3fE u HkaIS SOD 5S
The friends of Mr.. Forney have declared
that he viii support Mr.. Douglas most heart
lily if upon the Cincinnati platform naked
and simple, or even. with 3tae bred Scott
decision annexed but L donbtit they speak
knowingly, aud for this very good reason ::
nrevious TO the election of Mr.. Forney as
clerk, Ma. Hickman declared in the House
with great spirit that he would not support
Ir Douglas upon the CINCINNATI plattorIa.
unless there was d clause attached giyine.
popai4r soyegejgatgj Misrepresentation OF it,
! pgoplipent western Republican, member,
before giving his yoIe for FUrney as clerk,
went to him and asked -htni the distinct
question: win you support Mr.. Douglas
upon the Cincinnati platforul 2 ? sah1he re-
piled that he would not unless. MfsDong
las' Interpretation of that platform was dis
tinctly recognized by the Convention He
got his election througli sHch declaration,
not that he made it for the purpose of Sc
curing votes but the fact that this was his
honest position secured his election. ~
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ArroRNEY-GENERAL BLACK 4 SsuLrtS,

ATTORNEY GENERAL. BLACK NIAsuLTGNG
rHE SUPREAlE 0ouRT.-The special dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette of the e2stII says
hear that Judge Black yesterday offend
ed the Supreme Conrt by the use of an eN-
preston grossly disparaginG 10 the dignity
of the Judges. distinguished Jurist
peremptonly invoked the protection Of
Heaven over the life OF Judge fancy, SO
that the appointment oil Judge Black To the
exalted position OF Chief Justice might be
averted, aud another distinguished jarist
who is now Senator is said TO have re-
marked that the Senate wOuld not confirm
Judge Black if appointed 10 the Supreme
Bench.
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other Appointments.

In addition to the appointments of Col,
Henry S. Lane, published in another part
of this paper, he speaks at-,ss15
Princeton, on Thursday, May g. at p. NJ.
srVineennes, on Friday, May A, at2P. M,
Col. I. A. Hendricks viii accompany him
and participate in the discussions
We hope the people in those localities
will give these gentlemen good audiences.
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NEW ADVERTISER
Notice for Proposals for Ma
.s...-. rine Hospital. .-.-.
DISTRICT or EVANSVILLE, IND,
EvansvilIe, MAY l, 1860. [

Evansville, May l, 1866.
MN6TICP rs RRREREs GIVEN.
. y that scaled proposals. accom- panied by proper
guarantees, according 10 forms 10 be furnished
application ut this Office, will DO received thereat
until II o'clock meridian, on the first Tuesday in
June next, for the supply Of the Marine Hospital
this City, with the articles Of provisions, med
icines, &c, DumeTated in said FORMS The quanti-
ties stated estimated with reference to the
usual number of patients in the hospital and the
United States reserves the right to take more
less OF said articles, accordingly they may be
tnally required. If the articles delivered the
hospital are not in the judgment of the physicians
of the best quality, and adapted the hospital he
will be at liberty reject the purchase
other articles in their stead, and charge the
prices.
The United States reserve the right to accept the
proposals for the whole any portion Of the arti
tcles specified. CHAS. DENNY, Sur or.
.nlay5. 4W-laU t-+t --i<-f -f7 .-+ t.
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German and French Night School,
HMvHE TN>gD RHSEsrN-kg ID mnS1 AZ r.,

AM spectfuly begs leave tn inform his friends
and the puhlc in general, that he has opened 4.
night school tor the instruction of the French and
German languages Being graduate of IAN optlaIi
University, ant n teacher al practice aud capri
eBee, which NJ has become by exertiUn during
number of yesis he hopes to satisfy all those whp
may entrIst themselves bs entrusted his
care. and begS the patronage of his follow ia-ss.
Also, Young clergy eIi aud students of the gospel,
are requested To take notice Of his lessons ia the
Hebrew ianenage. For particulars, apply 10
Rev. Or NJ. DELBA MO-,
Professor of Ancient and Modern Languages,
First st., Of Benin Commercial college
-;iinu
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sgsr RECETC.EU n gV.REE. SIP

HRST RECEEE.ELI II sV.1eWs SUP
eR ply of DOLE'S PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACH me. We take pleasure in calling the at
tentien of alfth,se using saws Of any kind this
GUNNER, d ing the best now in for cheap
mess. Durability and efficiency having been sue
cs7fmify used in almost eYirf State ia the Union,
and the demand steadily inc reasing, warrants
ia recommending it to all 80 needing n SAW
CUMMING MACHINE. s-FFF az
Ee3 These Gnlnmcrs manufact nred for Of
the bst material and every care taken in the work
maps hip furnish machine that cannot fail to
give satisfaction q ga. y S0NNTAG & CO.,
Johhars aud Importers of Hardware, &c, DC,
apr Main St, Evansville, Ind.
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-sPEWART'S STOVE.

CIV MSfSN7 Us ~ Af@@ - - -
ell lot OF these truly and justly celebrated newly
and greatly improved summer and winter COOKING
stoves Of The unrivaled Stewards Patent, and at
the only agency in this city.
7Aos. Scantlins, No. 30 Main street, betDesn
First and Second.
The ft st premium MAS awarded to this Stove AS
the best coal or wood cooking stove at tue south
western IndiaHa District FAIR held AT tins place.
No stove ever devised combines as numerous or
important scientific principles "a this OF Stewart 3
1t broils b0ils bakes and roasts at tho same mo
mont, without dish impsrting flavor to apother,
or producing that satneness OF taste ~ he4ea anu
GRAVES. which, to the delicate and fastldious OF
Taste makes So insuperable' am objection to every
other cooking stove now in With one-fourth
Of the fuel employed in the best of stoves now ia
nse this most perfect and complete cooking app9-
ratios performs simultaneously and more perfectly
than has ever before been accomplished every thlhg
required in the best provided fhm'les' 50 tar as
cooking is concerned. When, 800, ~ 4 b'rhe ia
mind that the most delicate h'mnies can Ni5't the
kitchen when the stewart Stove is fully employed
and the fite is at its hight. without tf smallest
unpleatsantnsss fsoh the change OF tompetsiure,
SO little the heat 10 diifused externally Ni
iI,ductncnt is presented fDr its universal employ
ment nevlr lee eof1re presented many other stove
That, iier' rs one OF its prlnolPa SitiAetioh7 as
we'll ~ its Ertstst wonder, how Ia AT T. SO ecoO-
IHiyt- tlni dfied within tl' stove ltseif, AM 50
INA. peicrttibiy escapes int" the Kitchen, lace
where. >aitii ANY 81 the si'ves new ~ fst, othef
than stewart - IL a scarcely psalhle TIA ANY "i,e
in Wnrai weather more particularly I" breathe WIN
comfort
For ~ Nears AIr. Stewart has been employed ia
brrIating this stove, and since last February. he
has obtained three patents for improvements,
which,, in s-opinion aud ti,e opuOu of all VII"
l.ve s-Na4ni tea Iss',-it perfect. Within Hour
years ipestg fkopSli oi thom have leeii Stl, under
n fu sgual;aliee. and lIUt UIIe has be,n lcinrnei
These renafkarie results have embolleurd a host
o stove manufacture, 60 initiate the Stewart stove.
but, ssre ia exterior appearanee,- Nhirh the OH
p4ents diitii:g cXpircD enables them e. ~, They
no more resemble Stewart than chalk dassGieese
Iiass. nttatiofs tI,Nm by various Assh, but
the, are all deficient in various partieniart, such
as the tight boxes. hy which fun coRrrV Is kept
he fr..1n n Of heat. by draft NHipci,
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Opposition State Ticket.

81 FOB GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, -
OLIVER p. NORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, 81,
WILLIAM A. PEELIlE, of Randolph.
t-9g FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, .--.
ALBERT LANCE, OF VigO.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G.. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES, of Lagrange
FOX SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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NUKCaEU .nWsS.--I5 1S.zEF H-xkRs
- for -sale Nv 5. r. GILBERT x 90.
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
G. O O ID q

SNfxl.8.B'EkK.N-S REIN E.RESPEGT-
~ fully inform heir Numerous fricnds ind the
eessions to their large and varied Stock Df Spring
;tnI SumEer Goods which. for elegance, style aud
variety, cannot be surpassed II would lie snrer-
focus enumerite all the departments which, "n
inspection, will be found reIgtieeBboieing ala the
leading tyles and novelties Of the season.
chs business principles which have gained for
age. viii he ADHERED 10, viz Execution OF orders
with dispatch attention AID routesy ia custom
ers, combined with moderate charges. Their
stock llnSiug beeu purchased with care aud judy
ia the best markets, aud OF first quality,
gether with an adherence To sound principles Of
trade, they confident st being sIide to. ruq'ly
those who may favor them with Il call The bost
terms. Annexed they submit list ofdr trtrnents
Cloths, CAhsimrrrs, and festilss, Ia. q ..5
Fwee4is, Ky. Jeans, Coftoh;ldes and Dcuims,
New STYLE Prints, great variety,
French organdes, Lawns and GinghaIas..s
English BeFagcs, Anylais itud Chaliis.
Black and Fancy silks, ahd Irish l'pi'lins, I.-
MOhaiF Goods for travelling dresses,
Z French Derage Robes, $40 II VOants- $3.50
silk and bingham Umbrellas and Par.4s.,ls.
Panama Braid, Leglorn and Palm iiass. s.s4
Boots aud Shoes, Soft Black and CUlOred Hats.
White, Slue and Pink Mesquite Hetts -G ~
French and Scotch Eulbroideries, great yarint, =
Black Lace AIantilas and Points,
HosigTy, GlaNes, 1iitts and White and CoI1r4d
White Goods, Notions DRESS Trimmings. &c. &c
=. & Il. would cali particular attention to their
stock of Irish Linen Goods of their oun iinporta-
tions, warranted PlUe Linen, soft finish and
Grass Notwithstanding of - II, G-I and i2-4
Linens Brown End lIleaehrd. DaIflasks an Sizes
Linen Csmbrie Hauakcrrhiefs, Towels, Brown and
BIeaehed Hucks, &c.
i \. B-ThomI'son's Skirts requiring Steel
Spring around the body, are recommended for the
8'sIEowing pvcuiiarities and advantages "
1St. Facility Of application. .ft ltau
-. ferf.ct freedom fIon liability to cIatc or eN-
rnrate, aud atntt of my kind Of exercise without
ti'.' slightest iucnnyvniencc to the wedrcr.
ter ,'FI,-r 5T4In add FIRST streets.
"A BHLS FEOUK Just KECEEI'-
SBSF ed aud for sale cheap 10 cluse consignment,
al ELLlUTr'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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THERE have been q oil rejected appli-
cations to the American Patent Office since
1912, and there have been but 2l,846' pat
ents granted. ~
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@xECO.N.ED PURCH.ssE ron TN

&LECODN.D PURCH.HSE ron 1rR "
~ Spring trade at reduced prices. We are
receiving weIlselected stock of beautiful Spring
Goods, which were purchased at Very low figures
consequently we are enabled 10 offer customers
fresh and fashionable goods, OF the latest importa-
tions, much cheaper than the same class Of Goods
could have been bought earlier in the
Our stock comprises elegant assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. together with large variety
of Fancy and staple Goods. .ii--- ~ go -.
--l 1863 l. DUNCAN IL COOKE,
mays No. 5 Main street.
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Mad DOGS.

COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER
asf j., EvANsvnLE. APRIL 2Iss, 1850. (
MT IS ORnKK&fAD m THE CO.AF-
Az mon Council, that all Dogs owned, kept or
harbOred within the City, be securely confined
the premises of the owner that such Dog
run at large within the City. And all persons
are hereby warned not to bring any Dog into the
City This order 10 be in force for thirty days,
less sooner Tescin3ed by the Council.
msy2-Iwd W. BAK Err, Mayor.
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-. EoUNDERY AT A BARGAIN.

Y&VA4E GJtDEKSAG1SN.EA, ESkUkH&E.
~ tors of the Henderson Foundry, wishing to
dispose Of their entire stock in trade, tools, &c,
together with buildings and lot il desired pre-,
pared 10 offer inducements which cannot fail 10
isty purchasers -.-...
SAID FOundery is located on the corner of Main
and Fourth Streets and alongside the track of he
Henderson a. Nashville X. H., the Southern end O
which is running large portion of this
end is graded, and portion is under contract to lie
finished, and will he in operation early next fall.
The operation of this work, together with the
growing prosperity of the city and country, must
insure to this establishment, IL large and growing
increase of business.
None of the members Of firm being practical
mechanics, and each having other business requir-
ing his attention, is the sole motive which induces
us to sell
For further particulars, apply by letter or other
wise 10 PRIEST, BAILEY s. co.
may I'm
cincinnati G.,zrfta copy two weeks aud sSzIf
bill 10 this Office
KVXTR.a T.gKLE HUTTER.
IL 3 bbls choice w. L. Butter,
-
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

1T n r. OR.9 TKOyv. w. TECR.
" Oh der for Plank Side Walk Council Chamber,
April 90, lS00.-And now it is hereby ordered aud
directed. by the Common Council of the City Of
Lots froI ting adjoining the North East side
OF Fifth street, between Vino and Division streets,
In said City, their sidewalks to be brought TO
the proper City grade, and that they Side
Walk, Glass No. 2, to be laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this Order and
III default thereof, the Common CcHneil will pro-
coed TO have said work done, AMI the cests ud eX-
penses thereof viii be assessed 10 and collected by
sale If said Lots much of said Lots will
satisfy sad expenses and costs -f.t u ..sr
p. BURKE, OK.
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Say One hundred aud fifty hands were
recently discharged from sewing machine
mandatory, in East Bridgeport, Connec-
ticat, in consequence of ii failing off ia husi-
ness.
HsSa Fish 10 the amount of $50, 900 III
value were caught and bsrreled At Mtchig,u
Civ within the past fishing se'4sOs This
is larger amount than any other post on
the east shore of Lake Michigan shows.
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PARTNERSHIP. IT

ARTkERSHtP.
RW .E.1'ES ~. -{RLREcf-N,9 HI P.EyN'<+
44O purchased Il. u. Isr, lnell,aIis for
llaerIY OF tls rrm o. r. NtBrz g. Goa h;tIf of Ie
SawAiil 'iie ups part ut tn city, thai resth
lishnent viii heres be carried l,y the amber
signed u,itie- he iirin and sly L. If Ahisfng l.
BroInmciiIau,. IS ff.tz .-s 20 Fa-- t,aA tftiin
The mill viii continue ill all orders for LGm-
Der promptly and with care. Orders solicited.
APP 2I-,iu ALTERING y BEoM aIELTiSUS-
900 SH-EET n oT.YT n
2S Plants Just eivrd Aliens Nurseries,
and f,,F sae
aPi24 ELLIorr'S FAMfI Y GROCERY.
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u Order for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber
April so, 1860. And it is hereby ordered aud
directed, by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and
parts of Lots fronting adjoining the North
side of Vine street, between Filth and Sin tn
streets in said City, their sidewalks to be
brought to the proper City grade. and that they
cause sidewalk Glass No. 2, to be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
of this order; and in default thereof The Common
Council will proceed TO have said work done, and
the and expenses thereof will be assessed to
and collected by sale of said lots, much Of
said Lots Will satisfy said expenses and costs
i4 2. BURKE, Clerk.
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u Order Tor Plank Sidewalk. Council Chamber,
April 81, 1850. And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners of all Lots and parts of
Lots fronting or adjoining the South East side
of Division street between Fifth and Sixth streets,
in said City, cause their sidewalks TO be brought
To the proper City grade and that they side
walk, Glass No. 2 to be laid down thereon, within
thirty days froIa the publication Of this Order;
and in default thereof, the Common Council will
proceed 10 have said work done, and the costs and
expenses thereof will be assessed and collected
by sale of said LOTS muGh of sad Lots as will
satisfy said expenses and costs. a..
p. BURKE Clerk.
CITY Clerks Office. Nav p lSG0-max3
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LADIES AND GENTS:
INVRH H-ORLn'S FIR rs STILL

IAVHE . EeHH1B
n open At No. Second -tTect-ToonI for a few
Eaiore. CIme and lopk--Iio t-ouhlr 10 show those
cosy little dove aud tan 'o0fed GaIrrs. Give us
call and know Won will buy. GIeye Kid, French
i'll nd A8rteco Polka Boots of the most tx qtiisa
styles offered this market Mis=es' and
Chile rcu'S Caters nf every sII'ir and color Md
an Morocco every STYLE, with and without
heels Copper tipped OF various kinds, OF the i'm
proved IsItrnt. ,....a
Ceu-,' nm, Patent LesttIIsr aud Calf Boots made,
to ORDER Of the best mported stock we have hal
tor years Glove h id, Patent Leather, tall autl
Morocco Congress (;aiters-eNC el>ior, Ia mode
Maze by thu fashionable and best woiktsru
ta lie ,nnd--,0r Eastern cItIt-s net eNe,Ited---
Frisnds, .SDme oh-~trans"rr, give us a triaL
JOHN RAStu,
Inar3I No. Second 1t, Evansville, lad.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HnRXED REER-1 TIE RCE SUGAR
IL Cured Dried Beef, just received per railroad,
and for sale low at
apr24 ELLIOTT'S Fla SIILY GROCERY.
IKYE.N' EsL.HTE.-IG, TX, IL ny 30
II Bright R0ofing, square and f9e plate Tim
4 complete stock in store and for sale by
april - u :tft SAMUEL ORR
0LKT.K OKL.-2 DOZEN. 0U.SRF
W Bottles Olive Oil = doz pint bottles Olive
Oil, inst received and for safe at
apr2I ELLIoTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
NDO WDER! POWsDER!
M 100 kegs Miami Rifle Powder,
100 kegs do Blasting Powder,
80 kegs Austin s. Smiths Rifle Powder,
10 cases Canister Powder,
just received from the Mills and for sale at
apr2i ELLFoTT'S FAMILY GROCERY &
WENERE.-3,OOO p o O.N.D $ II $50 Il r
" ed bright aud galvanized, received aud for
sale by iapr24 SAMUELORR.
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RH.HHO R.a.N-Ke OLE CLOTHS, &C
eve Mahogany Oil Cloths. all widths, Table,
Stand, and Bureau Covers, of all sizes, and Oil
Cloth Window Shades, just received from the
ufacturer at SCHAPkER & BUSSING'S,
apr2l 40 Main street.