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CHAPTER I2s.

ssescripsisna 70 csaaaS Assisaisaras Societies,
Aa Aus aatharsxing soansy subscriptions
80 Coaasy Agricultural seaississ'
81. Be Ii enacted by the Gssesal As-
seably Of she State al Iswa, That ghan-
svg any Oaaasy Agricultural ssciesy
organised asesrding % Law, shall hare
pFesursd ia fee simpls, frsa from iasasa.
brencs. Land for fair grauads, not less
than ten aerss In exsens, the Board OF
Supervisors Of said soanty may appre.
pirate and pay 10 sash soaiafy q sas nos
exceeding Que hanarad dollars for every
thousand inhabitants Ia said county, 30
be expended BIZ such Socissy To sitting ap
saoh lair grounds, bat for No other pur-
pose Provided, That no appropriation
ba made unlsss y majority Of all the Su.
pervisors la aush souuty shall aak.for the
sane, aod not more tAsa one thousand
dollars SHALL in the aggregate be apprO-
priAtsd 60 any one s5cisty.
s 2. Each society resolving saeh appro~
priaEion shall, through its Secretary,
make to the Board Of Supervisors de-
tailed statement, with vouchers, showing
The legal disbursement Of all the money 80
received.
8 3. ALI acts or parts Of acts ineo nSis-
tsns with the provisions ct this act, are
hersby repealed.
s 4. This aes shall taks effssa from and
after it's publication In the Iowa State
Register and Tawa Homestead, newsps-
pers pahhshsa In Des Aoinss, Iowa.
Approved april Sd, 1866.
hereby certify that the foregoing asi
vas published in tEe Iowa State Register
april I2th 1866, and Iowa Homestead
april 18th, 1860.
JANIS WaTsHT,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER LIZ.
ssaassss s1suasssa fsam malisls aH4z.

&2s2Aszz s&&&A2&sz fsaa& ha&ukG& 1&SS
As 90 sxszapsisg solaisza lrs@ ailiIafy
! zutys
Ssssioa |. Be II snacsed by the Gene
raj Assembly Of the state NJ Iowss Tbas
sram and afsss sAe passage Of this act,
ill aakesrs, nan- sommissioasd ofkeerss
and privasss xha hass ssgyed In the Uni
ssd States SERVES fer tbs period at two
yssrs, or Nora, and have besa hsnorably
discharged thsxsfgom. be and ags hereby
sxemps fsom nil dusy under the military
laxs DC khis State; Provided Thas noih-
ias In sAis sss shall BE- 30 construed - TO
vrchsAaxshs KxMasiss % sAs State from
es11fnx sDan sask perssns - exempt lie
sinss es pebble dagger To she state or
nstiosal governneas.
See. Q. AL asts or parts Of acts inses-
ssstsnk with shis ara hereby repsalsd,
Appsassd April ID 1866.
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FIRST PRIZE SILVER MEDAL!
THE WOMEN EghE HTi
Read tbs Prooff Read The Pre- ~

il really merits all TIE coed that can be said
81 tt.-ne0Fess RHrsI Eear-fakSY
'ft IL worth osS dollar per weFE 10 any family.
After ysAr'a asF, eur m2rhiue' is thought more
az to-day thSn ssrF before SOLOS RvsIsSoA,
AsTtewlfsFss Ester a ". r, TrtoEaf.
#Doty's Clothes washer we have tEied thoroagh-
~ fer nearly year paSt. Oar 'bstttr AAiG,s who
has been compilnsxssed wfth the gafi Of score or
mere 81 diasrsAt nnxhiaes far trial says this i1
TAX to most kindly By tEs 'heip' and that khe
eanaot persuade thea to any aafser white this
10 al aaDd -0B.sN O. JuHDs p, aPFfeisg 4mss sesz
AgrffaffaFafl4f
"Amaag scoFs ct washing MaeaEaeB laid aside
after the arSt, At most ths Second trial Duty'E
washer Ia the eaiy sna that stands 8he lest. My
wife 10 satASed wi1h il after four nasAs trial -
-z. p. HARm1s, Eatfsy 0Ais FaTmeY.
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ssia VI Wholesale, in uhicago, by FULLER
PIN Ma FuE.LgR, BUKgHAMs . VAN
saHAAeg. EoRp o SAITH, SMITH : DwYER,
y q, RRgD . CO., cnAs. O. lsMTTR, pEETz-
ca. HLDCgi CO., a. sCovTL, W. D. HARaas
d CO., Post 4 aADRuR, and hy drassisss and
aealers generally. fAa. x7-~Fel. 10
Dss. = 1855 -eE.
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Aaa aoae need Be- refaEoxg n 70 Exehs In your
vicinity, send rs tbs price ioiioNs Family
axe. sl2 90. Hotel sizst els 90. Family siEe
and No. Universal WFiagsx With Cog wheels,
s2e. And we will deliver Which ever yea order,
ststioa. u, after foar weska' trial according TO
assseflema, you are dissatisfied, deliver the rna-
ehias baek 10 rs and we win RgfaAd fAs PureAsss
Price.
II Es ths general verdict of these who have ased
D@ty's Clothes " asher any ieagth Of time, that
sven In medium SIxsd families, il viii save the
price Of itself in the of clothes Ia less thAE
tix sncntAa, aaa with last Maay years.
Nov ca yon not batter aTuFa to bay q maehl as
thsa 80 bay extra clothes thai will amount In 4
single rear 70 mere tAan d~nbis the price OF the
machiae, and 10 sx sight, yes ten sxaa& lts prses
during tae ttHs IL viii lastY He's can yea make .
better paying iAreAtment7
THE BEST 10 the CHEAPEsTi
Oar Agents are Doing GOOD AND AAgIEa
MONEY, and zee wams coed cue in ersry tgssR
Res faFsAsE psssicalzps address
SsBasxRiss, wis.
MoTw.--PsrAous east Of EIlinois, soatA Of MID
n. BROWNING,
GsaeFsl Agent 2s7 DEsaaway, u.
j. u. RUE . CO., Agents at
Council RauEa.
Ysne aNsA 1919 sxSR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
Late News from Mexico.
Revolutionary Meeting of
Canadians.
Advices from Toronto.
Canada.
The Rebel J. C. Brekinridge
Home-Siek.
Protection of American
Fishermen.
&C.. &C.. &c.



NEw YoRK, April 4.--By the arrival
of the steamer Vera Cruz at this port
from Vera Cruz, March 22d, and the
Havana on the 28th, we have news from
the City of Mexico to the 10th nit.
General 0gogan had proclaimed him
self President of the Mexican Republic,
by virtue OF The Constitution Of 1857
At the town Of CuIiocon the assassins
of the Belgian Envoy were being pur
sued by the French police, under the
direction of Mr. Mauray.
The Imperislists, under the command
of General Meridez, had sustained a
severe reverse upon the plains of Urua-
pan, where, it is stated, 200 we're shot
in retaliation for the execution Of Lib
erals under the recent decree Of Maxi
milan sa-..g
A. secret agreement has been entered
into by Macmillan and the children of
Iturbide, BY which the latter have been
sold into exile.
We are informed that French troops
have been recently sent from France to
Mexico.
Advices from Caracas, Venezuela, to
March 9th ere received. Both houses Of
the Venezuela Congress assembled on
the I'd. a4 IsA0##
The President announced in bis mes
sage that measures we're in progress for
the adjustment OF Spanish claims
Several shocks Of an earthquake, some
OF them very violent, had occurred in
various parts of the country.
Advices from Antigua, West Indies,
to March 18th, report the sugar and
cotton crops coming 10 plenIilully.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

PHEI.hDELPHfA, April 4-This morn
ing as the IL o'clock through train for
Washington was passing along the Penn
sylvania r.. r. track on the West Schuyl-
kill, a small iron bridge which crossed
the road near the river bridge, broke
down, precipitating the engine and ten
der into the road below. Fortunately
the train was moving slowly, or several
cars would have shared a similar fate.
The Engineer, whose name is Fenni.
more, and the fireman, whose name1is
unknown, we're killed. Their bodies
we're buried beneath the ruins; so.muchl
30, that it was impossible TO extricate
them. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

New. YoRK, April IA Galveston
correspondence dated March 23d, writes
that the steamer Crescent arnved from
Brazos at Santiago, With the 7th and
I2lh Illinois regiments, 1,500 strong
en- route to their Northern homes.
learn from an officer of this ship that
an iron safe belonging to one of the ex,
press companies was stolen ct Browns.
vile day or two before the Crescent
sailed. It contained between $50, ,000
and 500, 900 in greenbacks. At last &C.
counts no clue to it could be obtained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

NEw YoRK, April 5.-The Commercial
says: The increasing activity of the
Spring business is producing an active
demand for money, which, connected
with the active demand for stock, brokers
gave increased frmness to the rate of
interest. This morning per cent is
asking on call loans. In exceptional
cases higher rate is obtaiued Gold il
quiet The speculative tFansactions are
limited, though indications are that the
market is still much overso1d The rate
on I'D loan, is easier. The price here
rangeo at l2SA Nl283 81 - ~
The stock ma kst, upon the whole,
shows loss Of strength.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

Z WAsHIEGroS, Aprili4. The Secretary
oil the Treasury yesterday issued q circu-
lar TO custom officers, in which he states
that as a large amount of spirituous
hquor is imported into the United States
purporting to be medicine, but in reality
being but slightly tinctnred with ses-
sences, they must exercise un1dnai vigi-
lence in the detection and prevention Of
such frauds on the revenue in every In
stance where such merchandise 10 en-
sered, and that there must be thorough
inspection, to satisfy themselves that
the liquors thus tinctured are intended
for medicinal use. i 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
Indian treaty.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Pres
idsnt has proclaimed the treaty with
the Sioux band of Dakota Indians, for
the preservation of lands, and their re-
moval from the overland rontes. Pub
llication has heretofore been made with
treaties of the Indians with separate
bands and for precisely the same OBJ
ject. -
A number of post Offices we're yester-
day re.opened in North Carolina, Geor-
gis, Louisiana aud Texas.
The President has recognized Isdors
Miller as Consul Of Spain at New Or.
leans.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
Nav YoRK. Anr;f4-Ths prs.;der

New YoRK, April 4.-The President
of the United States, through the Sec
retary Of the Interior, has ordered the
consolidation Of the following Land
Offices in Arkansas: At Bateville with
the Office at Little Rock; at Champag
nola with the Office at Washington; at
Huntsville with the Office at ClarksvilIe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

New YoRK, April 4-Ths steamer
Moro Castle has arrived, from Havana
March 3Ist No news.
The steamer Raleigh has arrived
from North Carolina with the First Vet.
eran Cavalry, Colonel Foster/com
inp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

Hartford, April 5.-The Hartford
Evening Press makes the Union majori.
ty 594, on total vote of 81, 1892, full re-
turns having been received from Gil the
towns, Of which we (the Press) have the
majority. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

CIscEEEAr1, April An D.. Potter,
senior proprietor Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial, died at his residence in this
city, early this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

TREEros, MI, April 4-The Senate,
by o vote of 10 to IL to day again re-
fused to go into joint session for g
choice OF Senator. 8 6-E -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
NOTICE.
DYE HOUaE.

FancyeDye House,
=. GRAgPEkB, COR. OAK 4; CENTRE aTs
Near the CANAL, ,srSs ~
Has opens1 D5s House at hsaboSs p,n6s, "A
2 PREPARED % color ellkBs Woolsn or Cotton
aoodns Hair, &C., In al colorp.
~ hold myself raspouafbls for all damaRo
sustained BY goods under ny charge.
~ Cleaning and Securing Of Ladies' ana
0entlsEasn'G Goods done at short notice Give ma
fair trade. (dlo-eml y. 0RAuPNER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

River and Weather. ais .s.5aa
CISclNEArI, April THE river has
fallen inches. ia w ga III !
Weather clear. Thermometer 79. a'a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
Eleventh Qnartarlv Ranort

or THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST Ma.
" tfonal Bank of EvansviIIa, Indiana, on the
morning Of the frat Monday Of April, 1890.
RESOURCES
Notes and bills discounted. ..........s as4 Osl 42
0vsrdr, re .,--.,. 1,ef4 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
GROCERs.
Green Applar,

On BRLs or MIoHIGkH APPLKs. JUST
vfoKEhY BROs., a
- ls2 Main ssEset.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
BANKS.
Fifth QUARTERLY Report

nFTHE CONDITION OF THE EVANSVILLE
~ National B-nk, of Evansville, Indiana. on
the morning Of the fret Monday Of April, 1866.
. 49, --------
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
Fourth Qurterly Report

Of THE CONDITION oFTHE MERCHANTS,
" National Bank Of Evansville, Indiana, on
the Morning Of the first Monday ofApril, 1866.
RESOURCES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

SAMUEL BAYARD, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this second
day OF April 1856.
ap4 81 Il. 8. H0RNBR0OK, A. A..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
HARDWARE.
EVansvilIe. Ind.

Ul.s doors below shs' Warrington HOUSE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

Eotetand bills discounted $751; %
q bonds deposited with
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NEW STORE!
Tie West End GrOeery.

TINii r ualrt'ef hrs ltHyy 90 inform the
taH m tarp.i county 'hat theg ha, e
srsre4 GROCERY AND J. PROVISION
STORE iH Nefnitstrt asr w ;. T.
Kgapltey sip}e, - t4r Wet t.nlr ana
have rs mind thk l-s' Mua's Apple, Sweet
aud lisa To,afaga. tAteup FlcElr, hronl
Ninct Nfat, Uyfie, lfa,t ~ all kinds
spens, Coiic', 1l0la@es, tobacco, Cattle
Powders, lhgesc, spapa, ani p'cry article
an. the graney ge1
fs4 Please giNe ,us q plb aud ges The
worth Of soar money Small pr9hs ana
qnici4 salx. .sH
We VN alan palllasc Potatoes, Dried
lEai's Basnh Cufa and BackHheM Meal,
nlsH 1 LrrT0S
des4e 4
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USE IIELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU ~.
In all cases Of the Urinary Organs, whether "a
in male or fcmalc, from whatever cansc ''3'
originating, aud no matter Of how long
standing. iii pleasant in taste and odor.
Immediate in is action, aud more strengthens
ing than any Of the preparations Of Bark or
Iron aflet
Those suffering from Brokcn-down or
Delicate Constitutions, procure the remedy n.
At once. a. gu,sau
Tie rca.lor must be aware that, however fs1.-
slight n,as be the attack Of the above disease,
it is sure to affect his bodily health, mental
powers, happiness, and that Of Ibis posterity. t
Our flesh and blood ere supported from
these sources. "aF& 1EA
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE!
We make no secret Of the ingredients.
HELMB Ids FLUID EXTRACT aroa
BUClIU Is composed of Buchu, Cubebs, and
Juniper Berries, selected with great care, 7.''
and prepared in yaeuo by II. I, HELM
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen st
years experience in the city of philadelphia,
and which is now prescribed by the most
eminent physicians, has been admitedto use -
in the United States army, and is also in
very general use in State hospitals and public 11
Sanitary throughout the land.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
EEIsB3 AND ass casa
MAEEACADElTIC INSTITUTE.

II ElW4xHE UVbnEVlAiH
gfsa4 p ,xbf 40 T4 PASS.
aa see
MALE ACADETIC INSTITUTE,
% ~ l.,,,,Il,.i. u .n ~,
Al the SECOND SESSION Of its FIFTH
scholastic year on MONDAl, FELIX pAkA
sth, 1866. Pupils viii be, received at any
inc, and charged from time OF entrance.
40 ma 4PDTN(t ,SNUOOL.
a . q - = t1giisl.s 3 1911
Present number of I, aItling Pupils, rs
females; 10 males IN, Principal receives
oulg elerea females into his family; the re-
manning fourteen board with qPptored fami-
lies in the town. There is yet one vacant
place for male boarder.. ,.is
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
that may occur at the end Of our present
session February Ikt), will please make
elt,iv opDigcqfi6a. -Four or FIVE young men
will leave at chat time, to enter upon bust
ness. -
The accommodations for Boarders are
tco separate buildings, built of brick. That
for the Male Departments the residence Of
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LIQUORS
GUANO.

and other Fertilizers Of al kinds,
Farmers ard tsarucneFs' W.
EsLEN ENps, VIZ
shoyels, Srulo6, Scythes, Hoes, takes,
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UOW TO SAVE MONEY.
n
rs T1tE nam or MAINLY ntiI.


rs 11g NAM or Mainly ntu.
! The times are hard YOU Ike to luow
! How yoa may fayc yuU dollars
| The way to de- It viii show,
II yau NiI rcadwha, follows
4 man who liked not fr from here,
/ Who worked hard ar bic trade,
| Bat had n household ~ import
| That gnandcrtd all he iaAae,
/ | my hiIn phrr. say he, Only friead, Dad
| look lhrradharr and rough
| I've tried to pet myself q suits
But can save up enough, S..
! Say. ;. "Nv friend. how much hs, ,oug
III tell yUu whore % ~
! 10 get o suit fhH'' sound and cheap
At SMITH BROTHERS & CO.
| lietoak N.l,r lile d. had ssscl
And went % smith & Bother
! And there hr egi d handsome spE
For half be rh,d 10 o,hcr
! Now hc r. home; Dc looks o sch,
4 And theif rc.rert r. msh.
! That when 'lioy ias ihrif daib nsaIt
+ They DON cot bal. go I4uuA, .r..s
+ And uow b. 6uds oB ~atuu,at utghg
I With III lhrir aant. .upplifd
7 That he bias money ieI1 IA sf~,rl
Aud some 70 lnF aside
/ HE good success. with cheerful aaiir.
/ nc glnily nsio slI
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Of the Mhk ~ has
i-ssn proven BY ae-
iual experiment. 70
Increase the guam
tiiy q milk ard
cram twenty Per
cent aud make he
batter sfm and
swsst In fatssnibe
cattle, Il give them
On appetite, looacns
ihslF hide, and
naakna them thrive
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Great HnlprOyeme emit i'm sewing
.I Machines. lkeA ,
Empire Shuttle 81 Machine,

:. - .N -
,Satesroom, 536g Broddrdy, All 4 ~
$50 Wushtaqfon S., Boston, -,
OBJ Fbesto,u DJ IjliladelpLia,
~ 80 ~ ,oen
\ ra'ehteu re sovsn =, i0vV' % VA
1FENHlSe MACHINE is constructed on en-.
/ l. tirelynew principles OF mechanism, pos
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having been examined by the most profound
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.ut ,ass5,1 i.all
~ n"s s.I','e ~ ~, 49, y
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WHICH WI ~ III -. mCl ~ ~,
i'lla - NM om an ~: P'ciee'
feM,hg ~, ene a Gnest ansn y " Mi; IRON
cotton. linen or silk thread from The coarsest
TO the finest number
ia k ne''ner Nh nor SoG 8 "hEl'L,
anu tne ,eas, p'ssi''e lllclion. y runs rs
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NOASEnlESsS WACHENE!
IL requires fifty per cent. less power 10
drive it than any othermachinei
A girl twelve vcnrs ofaee can work Il stead
", without fatigue or injury 10 health. Z.
Its strength aud wonderful simplicity OF
construction, renders il almost irnpossible TO
get out of order. and is guaranteed By the
company to give entire satisfaction.
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,Solevoom, 536i Brodc1eog, ~. Y -.
$50 Washmgfop ST., Boston, .,
921 WestaM 81. Phi7adelphia. !
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Peter laMikeseH,,f

u WHOLESALER fiErHh DEsIEe II. ei 1
Roots, SHOES, HATS, CAPS
i Groceries, Lag'iors and Ledtlsefs ~
81 II $3.50 IL IS we1 est ~
rrAvfNfsf,st returned from the Cities
III Of PhiludcInfia and Baltimore, With
tho largest and best quality Of articles in his
line ever before offered for sale in Carroll
County. respectfully informs his friends and
the citizens ofthe County generally, that he
Il stilI M the old stand, d few doors above
,bo Ra;lyoaa. and viii keep constantly sn
hand. I'd wholesale and Retail, q well as
sorted stotly Of Mems, Boys and Children 8
8BOOTgS AND SHOES,
Mcn,s. BOYS and Chiidrch's Hats and CAPS !.
ofall sizes and qualitits; also aselect variety
of Ladies' mud Misses Boots and Shoes, all
Of whichwillbe sold nt the lowest cash prices
81 aa .GRocERIEs, ais
A large stock alwayskept on hand, sach ps
Rio md Java Coffses, Extriet o. Coffee,
| Teas OF allkinds, Crushedand BrownSue8ts,
gyrtlps and Sugar House Mulasses, Baking
a. baking Soda, Sal Soda Rice, Pepper,
Atlpioo, Cinnamon, Cloves Mustard, Ginger,
Mace. Indigo, Starch, Nader, Alhn, Soap,
Cream of1ayaergfish, Bacon, lard, q. a.
| Salt, Fiue Salt, by thed}nshci or Sack, Coal
on and Lamp, Dried Fruit, Tobacco, Segars
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consiatipg ofPoFtand Malaga Wines, French
! Brandies, holland aud County Gin, N, h.
| Rum. Old Rye, MononEhela aud good Cep'
per.diNilcd Reclifed Whiskeys, Ghnga
| lrndy, 6e,,. ulsga iargc lolofi'guled liz.
i9rs consulting 81 French Brandy, bottled
Nh 1851, Ginger Brandy Blackberry WHO
! Cherry and Raspberry Brandics, Port Wine,
! rcnr, iutcpIsd ios SIedie..l purposes.
| LE1THER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c
| 4 lasgc stock og Feather always Kept On
| hand. embracing S0ls and Upper Feather,
/ Calf skins. lamrie1 and Madrs Grained
| ahroeeo, ls,l,sst Wrench finest MOROCCO.
4 Pink Things, bindings, 6c.t also vel e.
/ ltssied stock of Slfta FiHdinfs, VIZ ~ the
dlaer ninnbssa " Shoe Pegs, shoe Thread,
! Shoe Stsin@s. Shne knives, Rasps pg,eni
| ppgring Awls, sps, inc a wls Patepi Peg,
! eins Awl naudloW, iA.liAg i.ocks, Nhits.
/ Ri isa s.,i,d Paper, Gums laHs Hooks,
| llaiun"fs, finclefyf knirpers Peg tu'iers,
! Rulaerp, Fyclcl q sc @t'
/ cED AR WARE
] cons,s,inp Of liaskess ii'Bsz. Brun,us, Sips
| Backing nud FINISHES. HhEii Bpurds &c.
: B-sYrN. B, --Al tipuas 50 be " holssalfsi
I or reiaiisd ss ans piint hasrs! =.
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to his place of business with his
mind ,cheered and animated by
thoughts of his singular invest
ment.-T Worth and Wealth. .
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All Of which will be sold very Low. for cash. ~
To convince the people that we sell che ,per
than any other establishment in town, We ask
them 10 give US call t;-an 81. .... ...,. ..r-
Room Que do or east Of E, D. Dodges store and
opposite Brattons block. .
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I TO ANeUNMAFRIRD- LADY.
'ad Mourn rot, lady, for thy charms, nf.
. .Oirled by no lovers arms, % 'f'. J
t- While inferior bellies you see ,lIJ
Pick up husbands readily ! 1'iI s. ~
- Sparrows, when they choose to,pair,
Meet their matches anywhere;
2 But the PhoniX, sadly great, 8ff8
Cannot find an equal mate! Sal
+ Earth, though dark, enjoys the honor
W 0f&moon to wait upolfher; Ss- -
Venus, though divinely bright,
Cannot boast satellite.