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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
THE5 Dali PRESS
From che New York sainrday press.1
THE ORIGINAL CHRss.PLAYER,

[FrOm Che New York Saturday Presg,l
THE ORIGINAL CHEss-PLAYER.
lie this Summer evening here
In Incidence elysian; N
breathe the drowsy atmosphere
And sec golden vision - ...-. ...
1 float upon the waves Of time
BHek TO heroic ages, HH
And hear primevsl poets rhyme
And talk with ancient sages.
The earth,ssreat pulses heaithfil beat -,..
In glorious utbful vigor; ~ .,.fr., , .
Its sons disdain the summers heat '-
Aud love the Winters riRor. I'D
The life OF life unteinted yet, Ir.H... .f-. -.
Their v,ry arm is nerying;
Their natures, rough as stones unset,
Are truthful and answering.
Over Himalayan ranges
The pertlimed winds are blowing;
Past long lines of Indian oranges
The sacred streams flowing.
Above, towers up the plnmed tress
AS ON tho Gnnges' banks see l...
The first Chess-player sitting. r...
A form or strength and grace combined.
A look Of manly beauty,
tSt,E tssl,PEi ,si,s ise,s9S' e. gst & active city mind Mind
Ard Hddsd 10 a fancy fine Dr..
The wisdom Of stole,
he seemed 0hero half divine
Among race heroic. A...3 .
He traced upon the shore. sands lines
Ot quaint and curious seeming,
And symbt ls, characters and signs
OF magic look an meaning.
Around him lag most wondrOus things
Like people in a fable, d
Carved knights and scuiptured kings
And warriors white and sable.
After long search and earnest thought
With spirit undejected, F0-E "a.
The truth he sought. the scheme he wrought,
Became at length perfected.
The magic art Z seemed to see
Upon the ancient river,
Through all the lengthening years shall be
thing Of JOY forever.
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IBy Telegraph [

New ORLEANS, November IL. : Cotton:
Sales Of 5000 baless the market opening firm but
closing at the outside rates. Quotations are liza
quiet at IS 621sC95 20. Corn 7O6lT5o. = -
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lBy Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November H. Flour-How-
sales Of 10000 bushels at 81 GOAL 81 for red, and
81 60 for white. Corn advanced &c yellow 7Od972c
and white 726176e. Provisions quiet and un.
changed; Coffee steady at 14@15c. Whisky dull at
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ST5A551Bs 551sBE S 9EEIp ~ 0SgsTY .glsT.
,5ss. HeprS Evans, ijt Cornelius r Y. r. Goodyesf,
james Fteelahd and james Dunlap, executors Of the
Maria Sheldon. widow Of the said Henry sheldon,
deceased, and Edwafd A; shelden, and Sarah shel.
infant heirs and devisees Of said Henry shelden,
deceased, T q the city, county and state oi new
York will take notice that valentine WINTERS sna
Son, Of the county Of Montgomery and State Of
Ohio did, on The 25th day Of May 1850 Gle r. their
ton County, Ohio, against ali OF said parties above
named, who sre made defendants IN said action,
setting forth That said Henry Sheldon, deqea3ed,
did in his lifetime execute to one Jonathan Harsh.
man and said Valentine Winters, partners, as
January 25, 1855 that certain payments were made
upon the same until the amount, with accumulated
gA fP % s 5R as 81
S9 fo 9s @ESSFs ' the f0owag de- de-
iiton and State Oh Ohio. to-wit, ,,r,,, numbsred
nineteen Q9) and twenty (20) on a plat Of subdi.
vision mace by commissioners appointed to make
ceased, OF what was commonly called the Lick Run
Farm, In section twenty i've (25)t town three (9l,
Hamilton County, Ohio, each Of said lots contain
ing fye I5) acres, strict measures also the south
sad pat contafnsr two and half S9 S6res
strict measure that said mortgage was assigned
and Transferred by said H9rshmsp 4 Winters to
and said executors have been appointed and quali-
fled to sdministeT on his estate, and that he left
prayer that Judgment may be rendered against
said executors for said sum of money, and that the
administered in the hands Of said executors; also
for sale OF saio mOrtgAged premises 20 pay said debt
ed 70 appear and answer the said petiton on the
third Saturday after the 18th day Of December 1850
or ud b HEe 1SSf0EESng e sSd
oo25-fwTh j. A. J0RDAH,J Plaintiffs.
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New York Bank statement.

NEW YORK, November l2.-fhe Bank
statement, for the week ending on saturday, exhb.
ts me 10 Low iuR; lrcrcase o. Loans, SIZE, 49,; in
eIgase IN Gin uistl'n. slls GO; dpcfrssc u pie
t!'fta. y. tita-c 10 Der psit., td'i,if0.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this port is still swelling
slowly, and was nearly at stand last even
ing, with about twenty eight feet in the
channel. AT Pittsburg the River was rising
yesterday with thirteen feet of water atthat
port. Navigation is now in fine condition
from Pittsburg to Cairo. i2I 7.i y 3..
Yesterday was very pleasant, and the at
mosphere inyigorating, with moderate
temperature for the season. 3, 5II'
The Landing looked quite animated yes
terday, being crowded with steamers.
Freights were offered more freely than on
any previous day for some time, and rates
were firm at our last quotations.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes:
The River was fsli1g fast Yesterday with fully
ing; Since Saturday it had receded nine inches
at the wharf and some two feet at Portland The
with a very heavy white frost yesterday morning
A rise Is expected in the Kentucky River
ascending boats as wel as fordescending boats but
fit falls as rapidly to,day ss it did yesterday the
There geIe six feet water on the Falls last evening
in the Indiana chute over the rocks, and some four
feet or more up the middle chute. '---
Two coal-barges, in tow of the /. L. Hiatt,
sunk on Saturday, at Louisville, having been
stranded on the FaHs. One went to pieces
and the other stuck on the right-hand resi-,
where il remains hard and fast The coal
was destined for New Orleans, to be towed
South by the Jas. Guthrie. There were
some $4,000 bushels of coal in the barges,
which were drawing six feet water.
Saturday evening anoth sr coal boat in tow
of the Pink Varble was SO badly damaged
in descending the Falls, striking the
Wave chat it was run ashore at Sand
Island. ..1a.I..s .. 81 -
A new packet, called the Yazoo, for the
New Orleans, Vicksburg and Yazoo trade,
has been built at Louisville, and the Courier
gives this description of the boat:
The hull Of the YRzOo was built by Sam King,
who has no superior west Of the mountains in max
ing good, easy model, and wen fastening his work
beam and feet hold, with a dranghf Gightj Of
only alittle three feet. Her capacity Is fully
tapal to The burden q 5000 bales Of cotton. Her
BY ii, NJ 'Claran a Co., of the steam factory, the
best builders in the West. The cabin out6t1car-
Pets, curtains, oil-eioths &el al eomPeteIwas
substantial upholstery by Henry Wehmlion, who
| The furniture was all made by the indefatigable
I Southern boat. The pantTy-Ware, China, glass,
cutlery, chandeliers, &e., we're furnished by Walton
| Glover a Co, and are Of superior workmanship.
4 The cJ lindeTs each twenty three inches Ia
diameter, with eight feet stroke. She has FIVE boil.
fW ent four feet In length, which will make plenty
Of steam, She has also superior doctor engine,
and all the latest and most desirable Improvement
she was turned loose, going few miles up the river
and back again, the machinery working to a charm.
ss asfss sa dd 9 ste% M and n with her shI
| speed or carrying good up stream load.
Nothing new has occurred in the Missis-
sippi, Missouri or Illinois Rivers since oul
last issue. -....e e...., .
| ..r.-- ErRAuRoAT RRnrsT1p '' .
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APMINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF


SUPERIOR COURT-NOTICE IN At
- TACHMENT-Mary @. Chadwick and James b.
Chadwick, PARTNERS, NJ. @. Chadwick Co., against
David W. Fenton and Benjamin Fentoh, partners,
as Fenton 4 Co.-No. l3,4l2 The safd defendants,
York, and BENJAMIN Fenton, of TIE city of Mem
phis in the State Of Tennessee, hereby notified
October 1900, filed his petition in said Court the
object and demand of which Ia to obtain Judgment
at per centum from September 23 1860; that an
order OF attachment has been issued and property
Of defendants attached consisting of four bales Of
twnei that unless the said defendants answer said
petition On or before the eighth day of December,
A. u. 1860, judgment will be rendered against them
and the said attached property sold And the said
defendants are hereby notified that depositions will
be taken in this action at No IL Spruce. street. In
the,city of New York, on Wednesday, the 2lst day
Of November, A. ID. 1860, between the hours of nine
(9) O'Clock A. NJ, and nine (9l o'clock p. NJ of said
day. TILDEN & T1LDEN, for Plaintiffs
October q, 1860. nos-fW
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Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

NILES WORKS, formerly George l.. Hanks) No.
'.f 100 East Second-street, Cincinnati,
THELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND
I1 or made to order, of any size up to $500 pounds
and in chimes, as wanted. Every variety of Brass
Work and Brass and Composition Castings made to
order. Also, on hand, Babbitt Metal and Spelter
Solder, and every description of finished Brass
Work. L.-.
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS.
l Particular attention given to Steamboat Work,
such as Wrought iron Piping, and Fittings put upi
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing histles,
Blowers, Engine Bells, &C. Iager-beer Cocks and
all other varieties always on hand, II
se29-tf '' THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SsPALDING's PREPARRD GhUEli
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi =
-. = ....<..a ,..---.
THE PIECES I

sPALDINws PREPARED GLURI
SAVE THE PIEoEsi
ECONOMY s ,s 1ili DIsPATCHI
BS- "a stitch in Time Saves Nino."~Sa
As accidents viii happen, even in well-regulated
families It Is very desirable TO have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery. &C. n -
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Mends all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it. 1t is always ready and up to
the sticking point There is no longer necessity
for limping chairs spintered eneers, headless dolls
and broken cradles II Is just the article for bone,
shell and other ornamental work, 50 popular with
ladies' Of refinement and taste. -. a agi
This admirable preparation Ia used cold, being
chemically held Il solution, and possessing all tho
valuable Qualities Of the best cabinet-makers' glue.
1t may be used in the place Of ordinary mucilage,
being vastly more adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price
rs cents - ...fs
Wholesale depot, No. 4s Cedar-st, N. Y.
Address HENRY O. sPALDING & CO.,
.T Box Ne. 5000 New York.
Put tup for dealers in Cases. containing four eight
and twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph Show
card accompanying each package.
BB7 single package of SPALDING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE viii save ten times its cost annually
to'eveTy household. ga
Sold by all prominent Statoners, Druggists, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grooers and Fancy
Stores.
Country Merchants should mako note ofsPALD-
ING's PREPARED GLUE when making up their
list. 1t win stand any climate.
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUEi
UsEFUBIN EVERY HOUSE. a..
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. .auz
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, l..
sold BY HARDWARE DEALERS. r 81.
rsl sPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE,
"g. SOLD BY HogsE-FUBNIsHING STORES.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
,sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANOY-GoODs DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, -
:. .Ir SOLD BY GRoCERS.
.,. sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by a..H .... .rf .. "a.
HENRY C. sPABDINGs GE CO., p.
4S CedRr-st., New York.
Address PostofheO, Box No. $500.
Annexed is an Alphabetical List of Articles which
If damaged may be restored to their original
strength and usefulness by " 1
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-EyHOMAs sTRUTHBRs Will TAKE

TVNHOMAS STRUTHBRS WILL TAKE
n notice that on the 18th Of October, 1850, Frank
Major and Ellen O. Major, his wife, filed their petit
tion against him in the Superior Court Of Oincin-
natl, wherein they allese that on the 9th of Feb
ruhry, lsi9 Ellen @. Dudley (nOw Major made
lease of lease of lots and In block b, in Wade and
Dudleys subdivision in Cincinnati, fronting 25 feet
each the east side of Jehn-street between Oliver
and Poplar streets, for 90 years. renewable forever,
at an annual rent of S175, payable quarterly; the
said Mulford paying all taxes, rates aud assess
ments thereon, with condition of forfeiture upon,
nonpaymsnt Of rents, taxes, &c.; that on the 9th
June, 1853, said Milford reconyeyed to said Ellen
said lots, who Immediately took possession and has
ever since occupied the same that rent, taxes or
assessments were paid under said lease; and by
reason of default therein said plaintiffs caused said
lease to be forfeited; that recently plaintiffs have
discovered upon record in the Records of Hamilton
County, Ohio deed conveying said lots under said
lease by said Mulford to one Thomas struthers,
WI ich deed is cloud upon plaintiffs ttle that said
Struthers has been in possession of said prem
5es paid any rent therefor but has for six years
wholly abandoned said premises. Whereupon plain
tls pray Judgment against said Struthers, to have
their title in said premises quieted against hin and
he is also notified that unless he answer or demur
to the said petition on before the 18th day of
December, 1860, Judgment will be taken against
WARMER NJ. BATHMAN,
4 Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Cincinnati, November Is, 1860. sOclB-fW
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ATTirdls-S Sunday Superior, BONNEVILLE; Magnolia,
Maysyilei Jacob Poe, 81 Louis; Reliance, Ma
yiettai fanny McBurnte, mariettai Swallow, Pitts.
burg Monday Telegraph, Louisville; Forest
Queen, Madisoni J. w, Cheeseman, st. Lonis; Clara
Dean IouisEillei Allen Collier, KanAwha River;
Emefald. New Orleansi Aurora, New Orleans; Mod
orator, Rjttsburgi tycoon PitisburR; Bay Oity,
Pittsbnrgi Dqnleithi hgYillei Lady Jackson, Mem
phis; GOody Friends, Memphis Madison, Dock.
Departures SuDday-superi u, Louisville; Leslie
lloombs, Kentucky River Arkansas, LOuisVille.
Monday Telegraph, Loulsvilie; MAgnolia, Mays
Vile; Forest Queen, MAdison; DnnIelth, Neville;
Fannie McBurbie, Maretta Clara Dean~ Pitts
burg GOody FTiends, Pittsburgi Moderator, St.
Louis; Bay Oity, louisville, -
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~ lI.lIAm DIsHEY ATPOANEY-AT.
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rtATHARINE .sCHEIT VS.. GEORGE

RTORELL SNYDER VS.. NATHANIEL,
1NA HARRIS and VIM. Fenn.-Wm Fem, one Of
the defendants in the above case will take notice
that the plaintiff, NJ. Snyder, filed his petition
against him. anon. resident of Ohio, on the ist day
Of Noyember, 1860, in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Hamilton County, Ohio, the, prayer of which Is to
quiet the title to the following real estate tO-Wit:
Lots Nos ass, 49, 400 and 4gl IN Burnet and Reed
eTs Division, Walnut Hills, Millcreek Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio, and the said VIM Fem Is
hereby notified that unless he appear In sadsCOuTt
on OF before the 29th day Of December. 1850, aud
answer or demur to said petition, he win be in de-
fault, and the cause will be heard in his absence,
and decree rendered accOrdinRly
WIN. PR0BASOO AND NJ. SNYDER
no2gF Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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As accidents will happen, even in well-regulated
families It is very desirable TO have cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
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A DMINIsTRAT6R,s SALE OF REAL.

y. :. :. y AIIUTNUy TOT TIHIHUIIT5.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
UNION HOTEL.

'THr UNDERSIGNED having purchased ,hs
Il above named establishment on bsvee stsest,
hot ~ rie,ids, f,eu N, Tom nsssiiseo, respect
fully iniesms his friends sud The public esnsrsiiy,
'hst he vii hereafter continue The same tsiiess
snd solicit shs,e ~ public pstrsn-gs. The hoyse
hes undergone thorough repsirs and reH,tsd 10
Bsts u s1usl ~ sny o,bsf iic'si IN THE city.
edssr HENRY II HOOPER
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At COST

IN oHbEH 10 prepare Or Fall arrangements.
U will sell the balance ~ MY spting and Sum.
h,ar urois 90 hand. 81 eostlfas ussh, Ladies'
IN need ~ Millinery and bfy Goods. would a..
well 10 purchase In tit-ei
~ IL my Intention tn have choice and estsn.
siva assortment ~ White. Goods; therefore the
stock un hand will he spid without 'ssstTs f'ou
this date. FANNIE r. oupNoH.
North Boulevard ST. rsa, the state House.
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~ ~ - " - ~
nEas leave respectfully ~ inform his nisras.
aud the ei,lsens ~ Hs,up Rouge aud lie v'eiuity
generally that he is prepared Eat short noisal 10
execute any urdsrs In connection with the cree.
tion of o. repairs ~ Buildings with which he may
be entrusted, lie will siso furnish 20 Contractors,
Huiidets. Planters aud ethsts Sash trssdT pritned
and aissed n desifsd.D VENETIAN SHUTTER
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
ninds, rsnnel Doors. Ae.. efssy required size. al
ss low rates as they esn he obtained elsewhere IN
the South. and Of the hest style ~ workmanship
lie has also established In eennartipn with the
above. a JonBISa DEPARTMENT, wherein
ORDERS viii he eseeu,ea promptly oIErHENs pf
any required capacity made 10 order.
lie would slso respectfully suggest 10 those who
may contemplate building. that he IL prepared 10
got up Designs and Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences. with detailed specifications.
Hiis 81 quantities ~ materials estimates Of Cost
etc.. on reasonable terms, orders for any Of
the above named Workmanship, or services. left
In care 81 Messrs.
DAN'L. itiCKy, west Bs,en Rouge.
JORDAN toLT. Rosedaie. lie.
ALFRED pUPLANTIER. Mancbao. u. n. Rouge,
n. u GALE, Apringaels, La,
or through the Post once. will meet with with
prompt attention..
gg- shop on North boulevard street., opposite
he state House, baton Rouge. La.
August eth. 1859.
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y Il A N X II UG u EFT
no THE MtLttoNi

TIVE geo e'sisnccu'ss emsnt vhleh h.ve me.
9Th IL nv new business, nauess The ,s,.tr ~
msry thanks 70 this generous prbi,c for their
patronage, sud solicitation r., thew ~ sesln
n"'i-s announcements 90 sy ~ ,hs saai,iassi
Supplies 10 my slrssdy large end fresh stock ~
sil e""as belonging 10 wv line ~ BUSINESS. end
In doing 90 fssl f.lisss.'snrs ,hs, if,bsy oil
esli snd see me, ,hsy viii bs satisfied tbs, ny
nee, sHe',s 10 N give snl,e satisfaction. spd wil
s-si, The pleasure ~ showing my stack ard ss,v
'es ""n .he msv give us 8 reH"
FRANK HUaUET,
news r.,.s, ~ Thi,a cod t.r,aI si,sst
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
BACON.

lust received, Ave casks clear bacon
~ sides. Tor sale low. ny .
mayl s. REM AMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

f1'HE hsudso'nsst assortment ~ Uhilds Mar.
J. settles Tslmss and Rovs Suits ~ he f.snd.
esn nov he hsa =, my store, The suits pr little
bnys ave very handsome
sp,2i W.. u PHILLIPS.
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CooKINc STOVES.

rIWH CELEBRATED Kentucky, Eclipse, bis-
mrnd snd rh'snis patterns, aud sm eonA
dent " will he e. rnu, advantages 10 eaii aud as.
| smine hsfe,s purchasing elsewhere.
| msrqi FRANZ uuaunr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
WINIEsi wINIrsfi

E,A noSEs bee, r.tie wise tl.,e. 80
nv white, ~ the hest b,srds, IN store 81.
f' sale by N. pRENbtRuAT.
juir7t
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GUNsi GUNsif aUssiii
sEGARst sEGARsi,

1Drp sis.ts' tsha ~h.. received . large ssstrt
ment ~ the most ts vcrlie btsnds-fcr sale
v HruDr CO.'S
jans21 D,ug Store,
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AanICuLTUnAL IMPLEMENTS.

IpLOugHs. A.es. medium snd hssvy un,-
j Shelters snd Road s-'sre's. Straw rbtte's
aud HsT halves, Anes \ Rpvi-nd's Spades snd
ehcvsls, H"ss, Socket Spades aud Hay Fu,ts. nush
sra u'sln Hctthes, sirhles, ptsin Cradles.
Snes'h's h,irt Hncss sna Fvig "ut'e,s, pntHs,
shss's srd us'dsn r'p~eiis. Steel Point Wedges.
fFass. ~, log. back sra ,'aes chsirs, niird net
dies, unlls's and iismes C.r, Saddles and Hfeeeh-
Ing Cruss cut aud pit saws, aatdsr Engines. Cu,-
~ Uenhs, AND ell The pths' inplsre n,s generally
used, 10 be had ~ the Agricultural Establishment
~
msrr LAUGHTER . LANoUr
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

A COMPLETE assert insnt of Dress Trim
opened. W. -. PHILLIPS.
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sTAHI.lr GOODS.

CucH % ntown and rlesehed Cotton
- Shooting, Dsmssk Table Linen. Tow II
and everything In this line at reduced
prices r. NJ. AsltER.
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pOgT AIIuEug

4 N iNnIRrEaAnLE Labor saving Machine mr.
"a Planters. 10 bore = aud Inch holes, e., sale
Al LACQUER a LANOUE's
junetT. uot. Lafayetts e Tloflaa ste.
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ARGUIBH& bANOUE

AK IGgi AK ESN
IN pnEEN Uhuprinr Ayes ~ uuillrs. nruHs sud
~ rths' gpra r,skets. Lieh., medium, heavy
snd s,,rs hpsvy, slwsrs rn hsnd ~ the Hardware
establishment ~ LARauiER HLANOuF.
ws,t netnss Lafayette and Flg.ias sts.