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NEW BOOKS,

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HISTORY OF tho un.t9l X otnerands, BY John
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The Use of the Dutch 4 &C nblis, history BIZ
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INDIAN VEGETABLE DEcOOTION
IINIoN PAPER AND ENVEI

tINlON PAPER AN ENVELUPEs.--Twen
with Envelopes to match.
Views OF Washington in tbs form OF Rose, and
IN Book form; also, separate ~ -
AL the Daily and Weekly Papers con.tantly on
hand. Herald, Times, and Tribune received every
night 1t O'Clock. II .---r
Papers from all parts of the country.
Besdle's Dime Novels aud Song Books,
"A fresh supply OF Books for sumaer reading,
"A Iarge assortment of Juveniles-Mayne Re,d's
Bocs., RUllo Books, Abbott's 9istcnes &c
discount Of 10 20 80 per cent. on ell bound hook
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III A single bottle Of
spaIding's Prepared Glue

VIII save ten tunes It's cost annually.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEt
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDINPS PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES. .-
ECONOMY! i- 80 sa.s' DISPATCH
O"A STIrca IN TIME SAVES NlNR"n
As accidents will happen, even In we'll regulated
LHu.nles, ~ - very desirable to have some oheap
SSno-9oavenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys
SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets gil suoh emergencies, and no household o.
snoro 70 1e without 1t. tits always ready. and
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE, r.
s-A Erush accompanies eeoh Bottle. pric
HENRY O. sPALDING,.
No. 4s Cedar street. New YORK.
CAUTION. ~
As certain unprinoiplsd persons are attsm ptipv o.,
palm Cd on the gnsnspectng public, Imitations az
my PREPARED GLUE, would caution A 49, -.
sons 60 sxsmine before purchasing, and zee ths
the full name. g.I. "A. : 1T = - - 4
sPALDINs's PREPARED GLuE-n
u % the outside wrapper; ell othsSs Are sy,ndhnx
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ARns MovINs There Is one species OF arm
which we observe 10 being introduced extensive
IL among our troops OF WHO'S invention, manu-
facture and exercise IN its use, little 10 said. We
mean shorsls Of which large numbers are NOV
ing with every detachment 1t Is said that In the
opinion of General scott they are the weapon for
nav recruits -Csnsina ati Press.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Sewing Corn for Selling.

We desire to add TO what we and several Of
9rr correspondents have already said upon this
matter, that from this period up to the 10th Of
July, corn may be sowed broadcast to be fed
green or for winter proyender. Should we
have dry spell in August and September, az
n frequently experienced, when the ordinary
pasture il parohed, an acre or two Of corn
sowed broadcast, comes in most OPPORTUNITY.
for their sustensacs, during the most trying
portion Of the year. A crop Of broadcast corn
requires very little labor. Sowed and har-
rowed carefully, land the better for being
rolled } 1t will take care Of itself, and prove
valuable substitute. Telegraph
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TREAE BskGAINs IN .PIANos.-Ons very
~ nice Be- sonS make for IDi opeuu=
s! sisS s; eas H ssssssS %st
pake for e7a a. the Music Store Of W. g, METZ.
EE 0rf sois aEsnt Of stsinvsy 4 sonf and
Asssa' bacon q Vosa Pianos. .sas5 sa- M u
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to b put up 10 . strong boz, lOOopeIsd.I and the
coz terts uArked thereon.
Ills 20 b. dfstfrcay Understood that tie vxrorf
are o. - ,oEstructed that the several paris Of
slEy 80 Wagon vii scrcs snc eIsct- those Of
ny otfC-, 20 GS 90 rec slrc no aS-OSrng q. q
rscyfpg fer p1'ting Log fher, u The atsrialr
rsed for thtr Rsf rue oE % DO Of tie best azaf
W. in ~ SIS - - fsi'AfSy eKecSted IN ne bee
voTknspilke InaRner ..
Tie WORK NAY be ilsSeoted RON 'lTns 70 tine as
IL protress e. BY sn o yer 81 ssebx Of SS- q ssrteT
MASTER Department.; .snd Rone OF 10 dal 10
proved BY aid ofkoer ct scent sutbo mad 10 M
spectit when 6ni .hed, painted, and areepeed on
an amosI or agent Of the Qpsuermsster's D. psst-
be paid for.
n q. hRiGs
s1-6xW Qaerte, poster GsReSA "a Z
u a n .,I.
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READER,
= EhosE ne fSl'.v,nt stetsmels and than iTats

., o. ia tastf tor yourself
knevn oitzen there, had suffered from Dysyepss
ol sone tse5s, NttheIt permanent relief ar he
ne c,rectons for this cQpplaaE restored sIGi %
nea.n lev weeks Aftsf ~ intsf,a OF sOsOs
mon Re has had no return o. his COMBAT
SEO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas, 6sd 81
etapuoa on MS neok. shog. GERS, back and ~
ghloh covered abo2t one thru Of lis BODY n fspI
ne parts Affected covered with o ssab and osl &c
oIts1 raw sore. WAS Of course very troubIessJas
20 unit hint o. business and kept him IN conssl {
segsslnl; Al medics aid fsred hmm pn<il be D. 4
fAhlI1l1A, whioh CURED him. His skin sfil, skoEs
some scers RON the liberation, bot . n othsr3I.s
.iQHN II. SHOOK, Bee !, 90 eminent AWE, o,
kichmond, va. toots e3d which sssisd 90 hV
bad eessh, Shles vss 5000 fo'Iowed b. he sIuis-
AkaSte % metoms Of consumption. Wb-n I'd I'D
80 ..I.I,h -. ysscs sooa 40 s01 =. -.
n .:psfsd b Or. ]. Z. AVER q CO. Lowell.
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EOY FOX THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
ArrzY Fla aEEkp s!xxsDr


Friens. dc yea suffer- Are yea sns victim nj apy
81 those numerous ailments which sr.so from i'm.
purity oftho blood! W5atsro they, do yea safi
SOURCE Of life and hsslth, and il IL the first osmeni
Of our being to respond to any oaSse which aieots
the sJgsein IS the palss In Gliby lnests The eVer
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Eryspelas the
sutSle Scrofnla, tbs aEonixilE aheumttism, Eer-
VOWS Debility, DysPepsikp Liver Com saint with In
toreor and dejee and the namberleas Ills that
hsfh 10 leI 70, derive their hdeops origin from Die
BLOOD DsC kindty tnen and Eently with the blood,
Use the vitaiixng resources Of nature for its I'D
lse that trsIy valuable medicamsnt known a =
MRS. n. COTS s..
INDIAN VE6ETABLE- DECOOTIOM
With regard ~ Shis almost infs)lible specific
popular sentiment hiss spoken Ia decidsd terms
ara the evidenoeg OF this great eHcxcy arc sps-
tslned By constant ayowa,s OF curative sdsots and
The hsPpiest results from III use are after eli othes
remedies and the BEST medical skill have failed.
cures are NOT sought from the Ilitsrate and super
toiSl, but they ere volunteered from tbs most "a
syectable sources and justify tbs highest terms in
which u ID possible to commend so valuable 4
speeise 70 public approval. We may add also thai
ne curative properties Of the are e. nslIed
only by Its ,estofatye ssats, the system recover.
ing from disease with renewed CONSTITUTIONAL Tisor
For sale by ell respectable Druggists in this
city. and 81 the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
Mons genuine unless her name Ia blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
UPnee q per bottle, SIX sotsies for -.
SSs vi sasrl, fhs tisSs u ay sI hss me DE
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H.ys psEsSh a klShsIBIs
per, colorsS bosSs rsss sss 49,, Pam ~ . ne e
vs,ppss 70 mssch Al.o. l.< raps1 q al nSds,
Purses and fookot Boots az every desor.suop.
lefss essertlasnt of Statonery
Nsy is,t r.ss.. rsssived daily; rsp-, tfo~
~, FfkScH A., Sssrs.s:
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wILL.AR
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DR. A Perry, do
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3 w Beckman, NY
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

.DS' HOTEL
Il < Nichols & ly, do
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J Rason. Pa
J q CIager, NY
3 V CrSger do
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CT Hess do
r r Jewett. NY
w II Bsssell, Del
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& w Kirk, do
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J p Plumner,. Mass
9 B Warren, o
FIR Brunot, Pa
H Miller, do
Col SedgwIck, USA
Miss Bates, NY
o Seymour, do
l. Eaton, NJ ass
J. Stone, do
w II Atwell, do
ST Tiilifield, do
J Willy, do
Q 6 Abbott, do
Hon w A Sackett,NY
nj II Simpson & son,
N Francis, Mass
JE Penniman. do
J N Crawford, NY
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Mr. Durand, do
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6P Gore, Mass
A J South, NY
8 n Cnrman, do
J Hartford, Pa
@ c Anthorn, NY
J X Parr, Mass
g o Jones, NY
r HAYNES, Mass
w II Sturgeon, Pa
r G Smith & ly, do
} w Gulick, do
Mr. Park, NY
6 H MendaIl, USA
Mrs McCan & daught'r
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mss,:Dsfsd b Or. ]. 6. AVER Co., Lowell
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From fks Ezaminc, NorroiS, Va.
Cephalio Pills accomplish the effect for which
they were made, VIE, euro OF headache In all fts
forms.
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FyoBs tAs Dem cyGt, St. C7ossf, MSsa,
lfyou are, or have boon troubled y ith the head
ache, send FOR box (Csphaiio Pulls y so that you
m6y have them In care Of ae.ntkAok.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19


oapt. MoreAn 5 cavalry company left Ia
dianapolis yesterday for Kentucky over the
Jacksonville Railroad.
Cant. simonson's artillery company ieft
der sncampnsnt near Indianapolis yesser-
day for Louisville
The following paragraphs are from the La
fayette Courier: CDR. Messnsr, at Williams
port. calls the Sherman blister a. Beaufort
counser-irritat;on-
Col. Wagner requests Us 70 say that the
soldiers on Cheat Mountain are well provi-
del With everything necessary 70 their CON-
fort. save in the item Of mittens, of which
they stand greatly inneed. The snow on the
mountains has averaged Ave inches IN depth
for several weeks. and the soldiers suhel
greatly for want Of gloves.
Gen. Wallace has tslegraphed from Pa
ducah that no more contributions Of clothine
or other articles are needed for the troops o
his brigade. They are well supplied viii
every necessary. In this connection We vii
say that il our patriotic people can get an,
supplies. such As mittsns. socks. drawers an.
other comfortable articles. 70 three Indians
cavalry companies in Ira Harris brigade, q
Munson's Hill, near Washington. they will b
thankfully accepted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19
The Dead In the Potomac.

Twenty one bodies were recovered yes
tcrdsy from the river. between Tenallytown,
above. and Fort Washington, below this city.
Among these were three oficers. ore of
them grade unknown. and the other two
lieutenanss. One had some thirty dollars in
his pockets. 4 revolver, two dsguerreotypes,
supposed 10 be the likeness of himself and
wife. and \ bundle of letters, directed 20
Lieutenant Grays. The other body had bis
pockets cut OF. and nothing was fornd on
his person 20 tell who be was, or where he
belonged One finger Was cut of. and IL Is
thought that the rebels cut ring, from toe
finger. and then threw the body into the
river The Captain Of vessel. laden with
potatoes, from Maine, informs ne that ne
s-w three bodies floating pas. his vessel,
when be Sss discharging cargo at George
town. one Of which be recovered. Many OF
the bodies are 80 mutiiated "a 20 render re-
eognition izrossibie.- Wash. Cor. Phila.
Pres.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

cncISssTr, nov. i6.--The special cor
respondent Of the New York Times arrived
here % night frsm General Schocpf-s com
mand. He says that on Wednesday General
Thomas ordered Gen. Schocpf 20 fall back
By forced marches from London 10 Danville.
kentseky. where the Federal forces viii con
ecntrste 20 oppose Gen. Sidney a. Johnston.
who Is reported N Be marching north with
80 900 men.
The lsth. l7th, and ss;b Ohio, and TIE
3sd ssdiana Immediately to1k nr he line Of
march 20 Danv;llc.
The Tennessee Brigade refused 20 turn
their faces backward, and they, With tho u
Kentucky. were ordered INTO their OLD camp.
zoliicofer has joined Johnston. leaving q
snail force at Cumberland Gao
Our troops arrived a. Crab orci,nrSi SPRINGS
this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19
Putman,. ssRebe,Iiou Record /,

During the trial. in the United States Cir
cult Court, which terminated Yesterday, IN
the conviction Of William Smith for piracy.
as one of the crew Of the JEFF Davis, q great
deal Of documentary evidence, 70 show the
reality OF Secession, was offered in evidence
by counsel for the defence-avowedlv taken
from Frank Moore's Rebellion Record"
and received BY Judges Grier and Csdwala-
der, who presided. This is a remarkable
compliment to the work in question-but no.
higher than il merits--from the fitness and
fairness of its varied information respecting
the origin and progress Of the Rebellion. II
10 the frsf time, In legal and literary history.
that a book not yet completed kas been 90
stamped lcifk authenticity as 10 be admitted az
Evidence IN a Court Of Lapo. and on . trial for
a capital offence. Tho work is one which. 10
tho daily discharge of our duties, VIC con.
stantly refer 20. with full reliance upon It's
containing ajudcious collection of news, as
Il occurs: Of documentary narratives, and of
poetry, rumors, incidents and anecdotes of
the war. From the leading journals is care
fully culled 4 great deal OF information. on
both sides. OF this work the first volume il
completed. forming thick 6vo, With an or
iginal Introduction on the Causes of the
Struggle, and the great issues before the
country. by Edward Everett. a copious index
eleven portraits on steel, a map, and various
diagrams. This volume includes the time
from December, 1860, to last June.
Ia Mr.. Curtis's interesting biography of
the late Theodore Winthrop, he records of
that true patriot and man OF genius. "Espe-
cially ne wished that some competent person
would keep a careful record OF events as they
passed; for ice are making our history, he
said. hand orer handP" What he desired
Is now being done by Frank Moore, editor
of this Rebellion Record" Thanks TO his
industry in collecting and judgment in Sc.
leeting from all reliable sources, here be is
putting aside the best materials for the future
philadelphia Pres, Get. 90, 1861
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Nov. II, 1861.


Editors Express: We had very pleasant
ride after leaving your city yesterday morn
ing, and reached here about two O'Clock
Upon our arrival here we found. prepared
by the loyal citizens of this city, for orr COM
fort and convenience. a magnificent dinner.
composed of the staples and Injuries Of the
land. all OF which proved most ralatable, and
was most thankfully received. Let our LOT
De cast where il may. we VIII ever reflect
With grateful hearts upon the kindness and
generous hospitality of the ladies sad gentle
men OF this city. AID the remembrance OF
al those who have bestowed the comforts
and nccsssarics Of life for our happiness. win
nerve our arms and stimulate our hearts,
through ell the trying scenes We nay be call
"a TO pass, before the end OF this intestine
struggle, shall be reached By the crushing
out of this mighty rebellion. We viii be
removed into Kentucky on Thursday rers-
For the present sdieu.
4. T. LANSING.
OF Company A, Ard Reg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19
Ts,errarh.e Congregations Cincinnati Commercial
FROM CAIRO.
Flag 81 Eruce-Three steam , eat
ks.as q SS. ter vsnaaeA-

csIRo. Nov. l6.-The flag of truce which
left to-day for Columbus. has just returnee
Ii took the Camp jackson prisoners down
II vas under command of Col Buford.
From the Memphis Appeal Of November
5th. We learn that our prisoners have been
sent 70 Memphis. The Appeal requests the
citizens not TO insult them in any way. but to
pity ther-
Three steamboat loads of their wounded
have been sent 10 Memphis They still have
seventy FIVE at Columbus Col. Dougherty
Is recovering. and win be sent up in few
days.
The Governor of Tennessee has published
an address 70 the citizens, calling on them for
arms. He says he will pay liberal price for
them, AZ they need them badly. They have
three or four regiments without arms. and II
they do not get them soon, they viii have to
disband.
The funers Of Major M'Clerkir, of the
18th regiment. took place to-day. His re-
mains were taken 20 his former home, Sparta,
Randolph county. illinois BE was a son-in
law Of the Hon. Sidney Breeze.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

IL appears Ia. TIC rnscriiv -ecess;ouis-s
and traitors IN Maryland at.~si.,..cd 70 re. in
70 oiEce at the late election hy using the
nsrse % ~ good cd Democrats uarsv-
Thsy hsadei their Is. Of candidates sNssion-
al Democratic Cckci" Bot this dat ave
fhsn- They were. &c are glad 20 ssy. de-
feasef BY over thirty thoussnd majority. Of
course We shall BE read out sfthe Democratic
party BY such papers a. The Indiana Sentinel
and Lafayette Argus foF rejoicing crer t5s
defeat Of tie s'Ssfional DcrnocrArc" sicke:
in Maryland. Bot we cant help =. Le.'s-n
ssrcai. a-lssr iibanv LEDGER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

Tn. noss striking evidence OF vast power
and resources OF the Government, Is the
Grand Naval Expedition which. b. It's splea-
d;.s achievement a. Port Royal has sent such
thrill of JOY to every loyal heart m the ma
tim The correspondents Of the New York
,aDers give most thrilling and Proli1 de-
.r-;,,iops Of the terribly sublime csnnonading
~ the great ships of the deet. Two thou
nd .bel.s per hour were thrown into the en-
.mv'. works by our ships and gua boats.
making the destruction most appalling. and
rendering the fortifcations utterly uptena5ls.
The rebel guns were actively served. but
badly aimed. Our guns nos oniy drove the
ne rebels from their works. bot killed them,
two uailes beyond their entertainments in the
woods. The rebels seem 20 have had very
Inadequate idea OF the terrible punishment
that awaited them Is they had invited the
ladies' from Blufton and Beaufort 10 be pres
an, and see them chastiss the "insolent Yam
iees.. Their fne carriages we're afterwards
used As anbulances in carrying of the dead
and wounded. and many Of them were found
broken 20 pieces in the meadows beyond the
Qualifications A message left IN an order
BOOK at head quarters. plainly showed that
tee rebe, commander believed in the old
adsge:
he TIA. sgh.s Aat runs away.
Nay live % nght sous OtAer day.
The message was 20 the effect that unde'
the circumstances then surrounding him, hs
could render more service 20 the Confecer
tae government by fighting some place else
The precipitancy Of the fight OF the rebels
nav be inferred from the fact that they lef'
heir guns loaded and pointed. and not sin
gle one ofthem spiked Several had beer
disrnounted, and one large fire piece tha
bad been most effective in its FIRE on oul
ships, was found bursted to pieces AL GU
officers report the Notifications a. adnirabl.
and scientifically constructed and OF vas
strength, but they were forced 20 succuml
n the great power Of the feet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

4 soldier Of TIC 7ssh lScotch, ssgi1sus
allied upon Sxcrstzry Cameron. short tine
<;sce. 10 New York cir % ask II he coold
crlist again. The poor fellow lad lost o0e
lsg. The Secretary ordered bin 70 havs
asothcr ps. &C :. BIS ex7snse arc r~~oss
tsrsaller.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

Tae State of Kansas Is The most war-liko
81 al The s;stsrhooc. With population Of
one hundred thousand. !. has already raise;
81 regiments. and has three usc-e ncs-iy
ready Tor the Ted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

C<Ro. Sos. 16--A special dispatch 70 ne
Evening Journal says: IL has been asoer
tained tat The loss OF The rebels AZ the battl-
Of Bsiraon. = eei killed. l27 SOUNDED, nd
90 missing.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

The Missouri State troops are soon 20 re
the recipients Of 300 stand az arms and 5.
900 pairs Of sl.nke.., row On TIER way frcsa
The east
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LEGAL.

Treasurer's Notice for 1851.
To TIE. Tar Payers efIico County.
TaEAsrnKR's OrricE, Oct. 18th, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
lNTr- Dap,.ca;s :oz 1851 Les be-, receive. s,sd
the rclioy.as = .hc rae ~ Taxes f3r sad yca-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-19

sroaxxxLF Ksosy A. - DrssseS $685.
Corner Washington and sectiou sts.,
Sullivan. IEDiASA.
rvvBE undersigned hssfng csreha<eS be hoevs.
i s>rsxa rnekirs T. one q tie E2ost corrfe-tshss
H~erss IN the Vess- ard FAR superior 10 every
cs<joc a ue rsre.i1g pati.c and crLer-Asansn Of
et.Izsrs u<A0lrg so~rtf7<. pledge r1v>srs>1 s0srss
"a s>~zr. tss hghsst ccrscrt and conv>1isncs -
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TX AND AFTER MONDAY


AT so.ia sEcEAsIo's ROW.
HAVING purchased the entire
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
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THE PHOENIX


IN the equitable ai.uscnspt. and prompt Cab ~
n>n.ly A. The head % So profession while IL eztsn
sive practical and fs;-clsss business sys.sp Of 10
cal ssoies 10 crcei,-d b any similar corpora
ton In fh~ world.
Insuranoss solicited. AM policies issred and re-
n~w~d r. fhis i~.e-g ce-rrstoa, ~ fair rates, b.
MCLEAN & CRANE.
n5vidlm Rssids.t Agents.
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cncred 70 he pubic. 1st hss E1vsn sacs eo.r. sss
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ra,GT.css Districts
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