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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-17
MARRIED

On Friday, Sept. 7th, by VIM. Pollard, Esq, Mr.
WILLIAM MIXERS, of Poseyviile, to Miss AKIN
GRIGsBY, of Gibson county.
We wish the happy couple all the bliss imagin-
able in their new sphere. Mar their honeymoon
last always.
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E3 Breckenridge is very complimentary
to the friends Of Bell and Everett In his
speech at Lexington he says OF them that
"thsy are gentlemen ehgqgsd us ringing bells,
NTH tongues as tong and heads as empty as
the bells teAieh They rtag."--N. Il. Ledger.
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John Laws Opinion.

" feel no reluctance in answering both
your questions in the affirmative Were l
in the Congress of the United States, 1
should most assuredIy give my vote and in
fuence in favor of every proposition for ex-
cluding slavery from any territory acquired,
or hereafter acquired, by the United States.
1 should deem any prospective action of
Congress on the subject both legal and con-
pfituttona1 ~
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-Hon. Il. V.
johnson viii speak here Saturday evening.
Preparations are making for Il grand recep-
ton.
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ALBANY, Sept. l5.-The Canal tolls of the
first week of September were SIS, no. Same
week of 1859, SS6,792. Aggregate to
September 9Th, $685. ,366. In 1859,
$3.50, ,I28.
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pea.The Common Pleas Court adjourned
last Saturday evening.
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and all advertisements for the benefit Of other
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and no communication designed to call attention to
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the Office, and when discontinued in less than
year, the price of the whole year will be charged.
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EJs~9URsT-MELK

kTT0R1sSEE'S UEST.- Held
u over the body OF aboy found in the Ohio river
Yan.erburgh county, Indiana, on the 18th day OF
September, 1860. The verdict of the jury was-2i
he came TO his death by accidental brewing in the
Ohio River. .a
He was dressed in coarse cottOnsde pants with
blue waist, and had On light domestic sack and
white cotton shirt, red wooden socks, and one snoe
with copper toe; had on his person nothing.
5s..-= JOHN WAYEIANi
ssns15 Coroner v. @.
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RITES OF .1DT.ERrIsEs-G.

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DGgs. / Is / 90 SOL Is s76 4 Is
Days. 90 2 10 so . so 42Ol 90
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Wscbs 2 so 10 s 90 s 20 SOL rs
Wsaks 8 90 4 go 500 7G0l 9 90 10 so
No. fool 90 8 90 10 90 IL 90 "A o
MOS. 90 rs II so Is rs Ie 90 1s rs
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EI.RR C0R.v'-20O EsJSK. PRKJizE
Ed old [ orr fust received and for sale by
e,,,,+15 CHAS. MoJ0 0HNSTOE.
YTe,.rs- FEk=zEyvG.-S5 Es-9ZR6
q No GanneIton Batting Just received and
for sale by taePt15) CHAS. McJO OHHsTOR. =
~[IRaPR E@ggE-E 24zR.-2O RRES.
SE5 Of this Extra Vincgar Just received and for
sale by (seDtI5) CHAS. McJOHNSTON.
1TTE.T E,g19T!- CE.MRyV-F!--3O E5ES.
q Hydraulic Cement just received and for sale
by s4 (5eptI64 CHAs- mcJOHNSTOE.
E-yE 9.g.sTs IssEHR SI4ES LEeIEsZT C1.H-
IL pany.-Eiection HCtice.--rho regular an
rIIJ rIeeti Of the stockhol lders in this CoInpang
for the purpose ofchoosing their Directors to
for fhe ensuing year, will bs held at tho Office Of
next. G. G. KEATS, Pres't.
sept15-td
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NUMBAN 8.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-01
1Mi9ttllanrnu1.
Ifem lie New York HrbGns.
The Japanese Embassy.
MEDICAL DISCUSSION,
MNnIe ,IaN My i Is6l.
A MEDIC Al DISCUSSION.

" N'''i'.'i1'>' u y =
TIN, evening an important interview
took place in ON Of the japanese apart
mentS, between committee of american
medical geHtlemen-N E84a-, NJ. d
l. : GeolazI~t; I9r. StHHP07n. ot In"
Smithsonian Institute Rr. Lincoln, Fro
tes>or OF Anatomy ahi hfs,o,e-S HI iht
National Coiie4e. and pf. llel-i"a. i'ro-
ie,-or= Of Surgery a#CoIanem Ceile-.-
aHA the threeeieetofs accompanying tn
,larme~c fm1a-,y-Me',akI, N2rNma'
and ka@asAl. Science ha> hitherto iooA-
ed with suspicion upon The Fraet.'" OF
medicine IA Japan, considering IL a. l.
basel upon NATURAL TRUTH than upon up
posed supernatural deA ie'a'. II A4. eseA
believed that the physician functions III
lho,e Islands were III a sfea. measure IS2-
ulaied by the suPerstitlon9 iaiiaeie> oil the
people; but the results OF thi- eHenins ;
Investigations prove #hryo'a question 'i'''
in tins, as IA many other RESPECTS mus,
tic has been done to the Intelligence anu
and mental progress ei ,i't9 -''3'S'3"s :, i''-
tlon. 1t seems to nave eeen 'e't''a, mat
in their practice, ihese ply 2i''@n' oi Jap
an proceed upon the % ,a'ng laeo'i., a. a.
those which form the foundation 9I our
own medical science ana "''' ''''l'''. ~
much restricted IN development. i 'ne1F = -
tenn is hy no means e44i,4p tanisf !. ~ ~. '''
when fully compared win ths' u e'''i''-
gai,hed practitioners
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VOL VI. NO. 10.
= q { t t II
Yankee Ingenuity.
BY REV. JOHN rIERPont.


Tho Yankee boy, before he's sent to school
Well knows the mysteries of that magic tool,
The pocket knife. To that his wstfuI eve,
Iutns, willie he hears his mothers lullaby
His boarded ccuts he gladly gives to get it.
Then leaves stone uuturucd. till he can whct il
And in the education of the lad
No little pant that implement hath had.
His pocket-knifc u the V ung whittier brings
\ growing knowledge of material things;
Projeetics, music, and the sculptors art.
His chestnut whistle and his shIuele dait,
His elder pop gun, with hickory rod,
Its sharp eNplc.ian aud reb uGdjug wad,
His curu-stalk fiddle and the deeper tom
That murmurs from his pumpkin leaf trombone
Conspire t. teach the by. To these succeed
lli- low. his arrow of a ieathered reod
His windmill ratssel the passing breeze To win,
His water-whccI. that turns upon u pin
pr, II his father lives upon the shore,
ousH see ht= ship. '.Hc n-cud, upon the floor
FuIi-riEged. with raking masts, and tiiubeis
stluGrh,
'ntl waiting near tle wash.tub. f,r a Iaanch.
Thus BY 5- 5ealas aa|t Ms tex hnitc driven.
Ere lau- Ar'Il ..,i,e yad any problem given
Max any -lm cFaek musical OF mutt,
\ plough. a e5a h. an artln flute,
M1b yaua L. motive ut a clock,
cut ctaa ar bUjId q .Htine do5k
Or lad i#ftit beauty ifstu I marble bl0es
Maha uytda;, in saef', far "A or shore.
/ rom chilli. ratila ts a sef,Hty.t ar
Maxi 1t. sad '-ty. when he uHler'tkes i,
lie ii make the thing, aal tAe machine that make.
It.
And y hen the thing is ma1e-uhetHer II be
T. ua'c an elfth, IN air or on the "a ,
" hr5bor an wator, Ger tie ra{ss ia glide,
II, uz"p land 20 faII, r,v5isc ~ slide.
Whether Ia wbiti ar jar, t. -triHc 1r ring,
neither It be a piston ar sprinr,
v heel. fuliy, tubs >auor9us, wood or brass,
tI.. 4. f.. ,.f,
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to exhibit to the japanese such surgical
instruments and plates as they might wish
to examine, and to afford them opportu-
mites Of witnessing surgical operations ;
and also promised to represent to the
Secretary Of State the propriety and i'm
portaucc of procuring for them set Of the
best Instruments that are to BE- obtained
here. This last offer greatly delighted
the doctors
Just before leaving, Df. IIolztou said
the meeting had been exceedingly pleas
ant aud useful and that it would have
the effect Of disabusing the physician, of
America Of many mi-aPprehension- they
had entertained Of concerning the Japan
csc, whom | have not before saan - L.
monstsatise, tha committee then retired,
expressing among them5eIve. The great
satisfaction their visit h,tl given taem.
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Rum and Tobacco.

Virtue are r1a1..1ill ass t;ee=.-
Tn eeI Basshaz. aal IL e5l Tahbasaa.
Va, ft. =ae.a-= .s.s z5ss. ...51..= ,
we stand. lixalaI W. tlIl@. Iolaeea 4
.aa le- thr foundation fsr the u~e Of al
roI,ol ons Is boYi>lI habit Of carly
.5fgattion than the other, ant with an
earlier -t4et, prepares it victim for Wee
mi w9ua,~. which IL great rival iuicts.
The victims oil tohba'g5 are thirsty
men tn wor o.ar. Thousands tc,tit,
that this#delse er=sl,t. egq1Ie-,=ef throat.
q mefb.d and sometimes in>ttjahIe Thirst,
which clamors for stfnuat!riuk, aud which
-imgja liquids cannot apPeaya. Il pradu-
ce- Il depressed condition OF the nervous
system tAr victim Is eit,aza weak. trcm-
aoH- and lesponiiu9 invalid; he needs a
~timuleut, AMI kindred drink h. imagine-
ne just the thing AMI 50 they are. The
TWO habits, like Two gamblers, crush their
victims by playing into cachother'- hand.
psiuker- smoke that they may not e. to
heh smokers drink that they may not
II 20 low AMI -tapel in tha;r ofn dia-
piatt, the4 drink to@W.t t'eir whistle
they smoke t.. dre IT, Homo. the two
hti1iits eou5uel do a wholesale business
,hey mlullaature-ot- b tn million. |
,91.k at tendencies AMI ultimate effects,
uu, claim tn b. =, lm ter>toaI
a.. EIsd sty, a de-;ee /, eyeitel hy
-tdblo.5 for strong drinks. .aai t!iase ie.ld
10 jn@7nperaHr. aaI drm$aes,. n.
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Sad! O how sad that one 50 amiable.

Sad o how sad that one 50 amiable,
and so gifted should so soon be
"Galled hence by carly doom,''
when life wore its brightest, noblest hue
of Joy aud usefulness She who to know,
was 10 love, is dead. And shall we never
see thy lovely face again-neyer listen to
thy voice of such sweet, and peculiar
clearness, that when thou did'st sing, it
seemed as though we heard the music of
an angel voice? Never see thy form Of
light and airy grace pass before us ?
Never toy with thy curls of auburn hue;
never gaze in your eye of heavens own
b'ue; never press thy hand, and never,
never, feel thy pure kiss of love and
friendship on our brow again
think as | listen, coming on the pass
ing beeze, | hear her answer in tones of
celestial sweetness, love and solitude
" No, ncyermore, until thy journey is
ended, and thou meetest me in heaven
among the redeemed at our, ,Saviour's side"
Tis nght-anl one by one sweet angels
c,,,, -.
ing brooks, with her silvery light,
and starry lights appear in happy homes
that are around. Yes stars we love so
we'll we cal th ON an.rnIs' nvns- ;bine above
:, -, -, -,
,..,., . ~ L. -
- -, ,.,
49, :, a,,,... ,..,... = .l',,s,c
..,..... Il. =,
=, y y, ~
s.s.,I 49,, ,,..,..., -. .,,S,. -.
!. -. .....,,.-r - -.
ll''
mothers lace aud as she iowiy bends over
her rwork.
Tears roll down her pailid check,
What mean, this q ef and r sadness,
Where all should be JOY and gadness
sha 9T'o1g & ' aanb,or ~m,s' so% desd mae iieu
Death came the lovely to seek,
r p nar,IIy d,vs 'Uu ir 3t n,' 'esA
And with the dead she slumbered.
Weeping mother raise thy dropping
head, and on the wings Of faith ascend in
to the heavens and there behold thy an
gel daughters clad IN linen line, and glis-
tcnmg white before the throne, with mill
tons more rejoicing IN Gods loving smiles.
See the golden crown upon her head, and
III her hand, the harp OF gold Hear with
what divine skill her spirit fingers sweep
H. 4.aIden clnrds ~ with lona Ualnh;,bs
T.. -. H. -. = H., H. a. :.
NJ - '"' i.''=7s u 1i'"' 3" ''o "'es' "
save al tha' come 10 linn III spirit ana
truth.
Who would not raise pravcr
For a part in that heavenly home"
The following piece was written by her
NO snalgae4. aga. carries in its humble
#a.cr,;,a. = Ic5.o, 70 r;cb md noor 20
-, .g...zzy f''
! i''a's 81 s''si'-e's'
= " hat l. ilie? These thoughts cause
ne to pause, and ponder over these things.
# is AZ it w,ra but bubble. We live
,,l,. a ssart t,,aa If the Ioo,ost md tbon
-. ~, -. ,...,,,,,,, ,,.,.1
'5NS a"aS liNe 1iiS '"se VI SUMMER clouu.
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Coyrespondtnee. c
Campaign Chronicles.

j. And it came to pass in the latter
days ofthe reign flames Buchanan,-th'
" old public tunctionary"-that the wisC
men of the tribe of democracy who dwelt
in aud around the United States, afos(
and went down to Charleston city, OF
South Carolina, to nom. nate two chief
rulers, to b. supported by theit tribe at
tha election which is ocomo off IN Noyem
be-.
,. Now when they had gatherel them.
selves together they chose for ruler OF
tha convention. c. Gushing, the prophet
Who hath told Us that our habitations
woald be de49late" ami talkoth Of un-
m9wn grass growint i'll our streets, and
ships rottinr at oar wharfs, if the Re-pa5-
icans come in to rule the nation.
, Moreover it is the same prophet
who hath said if Sherman the Re-pu5-
lican Was elected ruler of the house and
If after that New Hampshire, the granite
state, and Connecticut, the land Of steady
habits, and Of such as make clocks and
pen-hnives, did not come clean out from
the Col-le-,ac. wo be to them Wo be
to u all
/. For the dty Of deso'ation will be
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UsaS IAre LtaNG.
Tie Amef5saa ta13r. v.th II r-pa . .0ers ~ +
i-o,skIrs WE. tom III. ulp as ma owl,
Il expected Il l.zH t. fayet, Aet ez7t Ia
He " as mt by an Euatz,h 1.rli
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GEO. A. WHEELER,
Physician and Surgeon
LELAIL, MNa
r Once formerly occupied by Dr. Nathan kmefsos'

Desiring 70 retire from the practice of leiicnf sfehs
r.commend Dr. Wheeler as a skhfal and e1ptnshe'd
PRACTITIONER and deserving the confidence OF VIZ p",e
Al i.i,htI 10 fne arc eluysred To call and
80 \ ENE.s0S NJ 4,
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", tItn
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j II A N X II y q u r. 7.
TO THE MIILIDNi

THF &C. encouragement which 7 n ve me,
With In nv new business. induces the return ~
many thanks TO this generous public for their
patronage. aud r solicitation for them 10 again
netire announcements 20. Day ~ ths sdditionsl
supplies 20 NV already large ard fresh s,ork ~
sll r0ods belonging 70 ruy line ~ business and
In doing 90 feel fulsssurance that tifthey will
call snd sea me, they will be satisfied that my
nest erts is 10 give ea,i'p satisfaction. and wIll
await The pleasure NJ showing my stock and ss,v.
ing 'an who may give ~ q cqH"
FRANZ HuGUET,
nnv29 Cnfne, ~ Thifh anh Laurel sireat
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TABLE App prAu6oovrps

AN NOW prepared 70 show something vprF
n handsome IN this lihe, have Coiorsd na
masks Table CCstrs sll sizes sso CoI,re1 Clo,b
PIANO Cover, Embroidered, sorie ~ them very
hsndsom in addition ~ the shove have Cur
tain hqrnssks IN ~ cpltrs. snd ps,,t,rs. With
uimr Loops. Cord sud fssssls ~ match siso .
'irr lrt oinew siyla iqee Cutisins
stpttS W y PHILLIPS
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pFGs leave respectfully IT, inform his friends.
and the citizens ~ Baton Rouge sna i,s Y einity
generally, that he Is prepared (s' short nntics) TO
execute snF eFdefs In connection with the cree.
tiun pf et repairs ~ Buildings with which he ma
Je entrusted lie willsisu furnish 70 Contractors,
builders pla n,ersa nd others Ssst fready p,i,npa
snd gsyed " desifed) yENITIA SHUTTERS
With stationary ~ pivot stats, Inside Rolling
blinds, Pannel Doors, etc, Of sny required s,e
az cw rates ss they car be obtained elsewhere in
The South, and cfthe best STYLE ~ workmanship
lie has als1 established IN connection With the
above, e I0BBINg DEPARTMENT. wherein any
otsef will be executed promptly. CIsfEnNs Of
spv required capacity made TO order.
lie would also respectfully suggest 20 those VII,
may contemplate building. that he is prepared 10
get NJ Designs and Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences, with detailed specihca tons,
bills uflasntites Of materials estimates Of Cost
etc, on reasonable terms Orders for sny 1, q
the above named workmanship. or services, left
IN cars ~ Messrs
BAN'L. IIlCKY, West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT. Bosedsle. La.
ALFRED DUpLANTIER, Manehae. ". y. Rouge.
" SALE, springhsls. La,
through The Post Once. viii laeet with with
prompt atteutios.
sw- shop on North boulevard street. opposite
the state House, Baton Rouge, La.
August 9Th, 1859.
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STAPLE GOODS.

SUClI % Brown and Beached Cotton
- Sheeting, Damssk Table Linen. Tow ls
and everything in this line st reduced
prices s. NJ. ASHER.
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E-OpENING

BY Lou is j. COHN.
- iHH sTUhE nn Main street, corner ofpeni
~ tsn'iafy street. formerly rrrrrlsd nv Mr
Rouchs, deeesseA, vih new and lsfge stock ~
Dry Grvds, Clsthine and other goods belonging
W. this branch NJ business, al ~ rhleh ufer Tor
sale ~ very small profits would also. state ths I
am mot connected with any othrr house IN this
city. (sep2s Grnl LOUIS OpHN
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Nbw cnop ButHwupAr.

Eev Itnp hnckwheat, Mes Crop Buck Uheqt,
New Crop RntkWheat Nv Crop pprkvb
New Crow Buck whesi, New C,hp p,tt vb.ot
reW ,rop hnekWhea New Crop Ruck wheat, !,
New Ctnp prckr eat, New u,op Pot rb..I
New crop BseRwhest, New C,np pr.t 9 Ls..i
For su rly ~ the above d.ieeiahle land N ~
the ver7 sest fnsnuisctursdl call or Sand ;, tbe
Store ~ JOSHUA BEAL,
cts CORNER Third anl puvention sls
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sEGARsi sEGARsii

IN 0nn BE>r Brands ~ Imported Havana
O,OOO Setsrs, just received and f,r sale
ohss iur cash, at N. .pRENDEHgAsrs.
june2s Main ST.. opposite Harney House.
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RED WINES.

\ CHOICE tssortrneit , I the mos, del
~ ieste brands Just received
sePt4 s. BENJAMIN.
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Lace Caves. Points aud Mantiiias.
JHAVE received another supply Of these goods,
Il amc them scme very hne BLACK Lace Man.
tillsS snd Points, also Bsrrege, Chsliiette. and
Arown Linen busters, Rarrese Anslss and Pine
h nnle suits for Ladies Travelling presses.
spr9l W. d. PHILLIPS.
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LIAR DYE.--l2 Dozen each, of Chfists
IL dora's, Bachelors, Jules IIauel 3
and others, for sale by
iuly2l I'm. a. WV. BOqEL.
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sytNDp,Esi sJNDpIEsIt

EnsAbRhLs Meshsnre Potatoes 10 DO Large
.VF Onions, do new Dried Apples essk Bs-
ron Shoulders tisrres Sugai Cured Hams, tt
kees Leaf lard, inss rsceiVed snd fcf sels by
sept26 JOSHUA BEAL.
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sE,.ARsi sEGARsi,

DER steamer Ushawhs. received = large assort
i ment of the most fsvori,s btanas-for sale
" uEUDE 4 co.'s
june22 Drug Store
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ILARGutER& &LANoUE
To sIfGAn rI.ANTUus.

A'TRAlrIlT and crooked hsBdl. Game Knives
- -th and without hooks. Copper and timed
skimuris and Lsdels; Cane Sned Lanthetns
Sugar House iar,ps; Wirhs. OF Cans, large and
small; EnViraer Mrenches ~ 10 ~ In; svans
Faucets fcr ~ Sulphite q Hons snd half gahons
hir ~ sulphite; sacharunete''s raeinrrs'e's, 9,
Couplings Guage and stcp Cok, 9; Packing OF every
description ~ LAHgUttR kbAN, uFH,
cc'2T Cor LsfaFettp snd Florida s.s.
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N-w Sptirs aud SUMMER soo,Is.
| nuthp respectfully inf'fin nv customers that
have nov IN store ng entire stoek Of sp inc
Goods end soliclis esn tom III those u, need ~
nv article IN my line w p pUiIItps
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Music A new supply NJ vioij,s p,l,.,s
lfl Flutes, Fhes, Musical Boxes. String Music
Strings, Sr Just teceivedby
junelG ED q Wn poprI
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CooNJNG STOVES.
COTTON RACK HANDS,

4 ssotted sizes Of 3 ply Cotton Bach
~ Bands an article much cheaper and
bettet than leather
mays bARGUIR " bANOUE'S
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81 NDItIE ES.
hn bOAbs various Brands Cswine Tobacco;
ou 20 Smoking do:
CASKS Fins brandy;
Peach do:
MaIeris snd Port Wine;
ginger Wine:
~ +" Jamaica RUN;
~ nogen Hosietters' Bittefs.
~ Binningef's London Dock Gin
10 sinelstnn's London Cordial do; =,
~ Nelfs seheidsm Sehnspps:
10 NsLean's Cordial;
Grrss Jacobs Do:
" Perry Davis Pain KILLER!
10 Fahnestrrh's Nermifaga;
Asserted Fruit Iats:
ToWnsend's BULLS, Williams and
sands sarsapiilla;
Mustard;
200 Ounces Quinins;
Garden seeds Of all hinds:
tCutlsty, new lot just received
Patent Medicines, perlumety and Fancy Goods nf
all kinds IN Store and fur sale hv
augll A.. STEWART 4 90.
Druggists,
Wsddill's old stand, MAIN a., Ration Rougs
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MIHINflG.

DIAM snd hgurtd, giaee Poplirs. All r,ols,
! De bsine sil shades, Csrds he slne gsn.v
Reps, Raysdafe psrseAs Scotch Plaid. toretbe,
Win full assortment ~ s,.fs fspushls g,eds whieh
win he sod a. fsdubsd yrires ~ the
ue'Si PEOPLES STORE
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Irefeho the se'tet cf Beauty.
A sA'Rtl treasure - Marie Antoiueite and
~ the ladies' eff . court OF Ltuise XIV. An
elegant Floral Oc Ipsnun fDr lsdy's t-ilet-For
safe only At ID. WM. BOgELs
lois'i Drug Store.
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GUNsi GUNsti CUNs,,i

NNI'.I ''N"EE 'NNNEFI
Nov IN STORE, a complete assortment II
IN Lengths. Bores, Forward aud Hack Aetion n
Locks-ofthe celebrated and reliable "HiiIespis
shot Guns" also The unsquslled gresneer Guns,
and noys Huns. Those IN want sf = 81 et eun
are requested 60 call aud examine my stuck he
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements will
be offered that cannot he resisted.
nov25 FRAN.- IIUGUET
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CUTIERyt CUTLERyii

/ HAVE aew ~ stys aud 10 arrive. q complete .
aesortment ofPock et aud Table CUTLERY, Of
tn .aost reliable makes, and q great many new
styles, among them the celebrated India u ubber
Table Knives. Call and examine them befpre
purrh asing elsswhsre-as " is alwavs pleasure
" show INV stock. FRANK HUaUET.
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CIOTII CInAkN.

4 FINE assortment of Cloth Clio ks cf the lat
"a est slyles-jsst received, also some very
handsome shawls. at the
sept2l pHtLADELrHIA CASH sToRR
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vT,0 DRINKERS or CONGRESS WATER
Il have just received direct from CIark a whit
another supply Of Congress water, 90 fs,orsbly
adapted for summer use. X. d. DAY
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UNION RRAss AMI STRING RAM

HANg OUT YOUR BANNER THE
L cry is still they come 2Ono lbs Jelly
Gum Drops, from Ily Maillari New York
aud fpt sale a.
V. HErDp & CO.'S
aprG Drug Store
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DRIED APPLIES.

DRIED AFrLEs.
knBARRbLs very large and strictly choice.
csy msy26 3 bENJAMIN.
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Chiid's Tsimas aud Boys suits.
rTNHE hsndsomest assortment Of Chid's Mar
J. settles Talmas and Boys Suits TO be found,
can now be had at my store, the suits for little
boys are very handsome.
spr2l W. d. PHILLIPS.