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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-28

reflect that sound mind and body are the
bial happiness. Indeed without these the
Journey through life becomes weary pl-
gTimageS the prospect hourly darkens 10 he
view, the mind becomes Swallowed with de-
spair and nIled with the melancholy rehec
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-28

UIHCB mo- q DUuIW EE6W6EI1NN .otEesI'
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a
few doors nom the corner, Fail not 70 OBJ
serve thename and number.
RENO letters received unless post paid and
containing a stamp TO be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send
portion Of advertisement describing symP-
toms,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

to Governor Humphreys and his s,mily
have been elected by the military from the
Executive Mansion in Jackson, NIississip,
pi. A beautiful spectacle we present to
the civilized world when such scenes are
enacted in country that is always boast
ing of its free institutions and the security
with which civil liberty is enjoyed. Here
is one If the States OF this Great Republic
bound hand and foot under military des-
potism whose will is enforced at the point
Of the bcyonet, while people ofoiLer Stairs
Look complacenfly on and many of them
approve the tyranny. What spectacle !!
1t is enough to bIanch tho cheek of the
friends of civil liberty throughout the civ.
ilizpd world. When they read of these
things in the American Republic. they
must bow their heads in sorrow and shame,
while despots laugh at our degradation.
General U. s. Grant is the candidate for
President of the pnrty that is responsible
for all this, and approves their action.
Comment is unnecessary Vanguard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

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w@ss al sa-zx ss~ @sn~S rA~ vu~E lee
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ss~~s 3Azsmunx Ca ys~wa~ 81 as~ wv~~~a
su~m s~ So .&r~~ = saww $500
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~. aas.u. $3.50 1ur~u.x uz azlazurw an~s pusx.
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u-~~-~s &~@~~sn So $3.50 s~~ -=~as Azs
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p@ o. ~m4 m sam secs at I'm axn aaw
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

ANOTHER New INvESrloN.-Mr.I Isaac
Lancaster. Of Clerk county. the inventor
efths improved hosting apparatus. noticed
in these columns several years ago, ha. .
patent for new single machine, which
is said 10 eclipse anything on that line yet
inveaied. Mr.. L. proposes. says the
Portland COMMERCIAL. to take one Of tbes.
machines to Seattle. and prove TO the ~x-
'-asivs mil men Of that region The sspesi-
% qasli'i-s Of this inren,ssa. and .in sh<.
rssurn and rsr' np ~ vs.eo~v-r . fsesssy
fr th~x .snzkszzre r % rIsszs-d fhx,
soc tsa~~%nd sksnrlsx ca s- rived asS
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w~. t. .-m 81 ~ w@uk.~ wzM ~
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

SIGNIFICANT APrELLArIoNs.-As some
Of the Radical papers copy with great glee
a paragraph going the rounds. in which
the varions changes are rung on the ini-
tisls ascribed 10 Hiram U. Grant. Radical
candidate for President. 10 try our hand
at the game. and hope they will copy these
likewise. They certainly have the merit
Of containing more truth than buneome
Unies Spelling Orass.
l-n~isixs.ed Seruadssl Grant.
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r.esesa sosher Grsss
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wAsErx GcyT, Nisquslt.
~ Money can he sent through the mails
~ our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC NICTORY.-
The Idaho Statesman, the Republican
organ of that Territory, says that although.
full returns have not yet been received from
all parts Of the Territory. sufficient is
known e indicate the Democratic ticket
is elected throughout the Territory. Boise,
Ada, Owyhce and Al,uras counties gave
from so to.35O majority each for Shafftr,
the Democratic nominee. This victory is
the more complete. from the fact that con-
siderable local disaffec,ion existed among
the Democrats. With all eqnal unanimity
of the Republicans they would have doub-
led the majority, which is estimated at $50.
The editor of the Statesman INDUCES in
the following pathetic lamentalion:
NoTIcE.-The Salt River fotilla will
positively sail tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock.
FAREwELL.-With tears in our eyes
aud heartfelt sorrow we bid you all fare
we'll. We must got is a request of the
dear pccps-accompanied with a free pass.
W. are off and will. before we return, tX-
plore that familiar region known as Salt
River. Its fertile valleys aud magnif.
scenpries will undoubtedly DO refreshing to
behold. The "Syrian Summers and
"Jtalion Winters" are being especially
prepared for our enjoyment. Our advice
is-friends, don't tarry, but pack up you,
buds and be ready when the whistle Of
the fast steamers Deal Beat and ImiOn
Scratch blows. Captain Robbins is de.
termined tn have fair start. but never
waits for stragglers. He wants them all
to " scratch" to time without further notice
Our friends left behind will keep in good
checr-they shall not b. forgotten. Our
voyage through this vast region will be
speedily made, but may occupy two years
when nm opportunity will b. given our
friends to enjoy the glorious treat awaiting
here.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-22

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The New York herald., 1868-03-21

schrs Richard Newcomb Higgins, Providence for Noroks
oons GsGdner FER ssa,on iSr Franz y Foe Fs
river Tor Elizabethpo Maria Whitney, Hx Afork ior r4
lsthAgived, schrs Ceres Portsmouth, MI, for Nyork
Davidson NYok for Annsquan AonsT Frye
proy,dence Race Horse, Bragg, Baltimore for do Frances
's as Sap saa ao
more Tor Rsr la o
@ mostly aan mo lor @ aS Ihe above outward 5oand vessels
sothArrived brig Anna Torrey, Curtis Cardenas for
NEW HAVEN March ls--Arrived, schrs Frank Pierce,
H9dggdqn' poTt Johnston; Hidranger Prentice.
Syorf brig Brothers tBr as s'sshs' Saaas
Bartoiet Ilover Inserso Lake, Adams, Prov,
Hanson, tIonsiadi Gass%o a5 erss
fo Hs hs KS sas
Bright, shaw. Boston; Bart0ei, Bsrtolet, Provdense;
Clover Tnserso, Proyiienss; saie Long sossou
Cox, BateWan, Lynn Take Adams Pfovidsnce N II
PORTLAND March lsmssied brss Boni;o. pollsao, =
.sas 5s4el ssu Ss asa Es Berry @ WAL
ssSmsSp y absInSn BrGwn sSra EawI EEsEp0S
.sr Ssss9@s, grok I%ouss aandrs9 dol Helen
oseSs %s faas an
Sarah Halsey Conneeticgt stephenson carpsans ptn
Eris ra Bliss @s dsoa ssd sA Ass Haley fisss
ae Mswes, JACKSON, Syork Francis Arhema Maiha
naS HG HowsTs as ana das
Davis Baltmore Hall, Murphy; Effort Nickerson, and
sckney Matthews, Elzabethpore sinnickson, WIZ
ON, Philadelphia jed Frye, Langley, Hoboken.
Cleared brig Mary Rice, Rice, savannah.
Sailed steamer Hunter Rogers, Philadelphia schrs Fran
els Long Hart, Norfolk l. Audened, CRAWFORD raw
ucke for Philadelphia; shearman Phinney, hiorhs
Freeman, Eldrdge Pawtucket for NYork; Lucy Ames,
Flanders; Gun Rock, Boyd and Abram Osborn, Pealy'
Niork.
ROCKLAND March 1l-Arrived, schrs Bedabedec, Allen,
Maryland 2h sumter, Lord, NYork; 18th, Hannah u, 81
john NIB, for NYork. -
saedschrs Corvo, Pckering and Nautilus Ham, NYork
Morris River; Defiance, Hall, EYork; Red Jacke Axeri
do Sarah, Morton, do Justina, Gregory do Amelia Eiln
and Hardscrabbe Jones, do 18th, Montezuma, Low, do
18th, Snbad Arcy, do; Highland Queen, do.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1SSaed, ship Osceola, Walden
Liverpool
SAVANNAH, March 90 Arrived, ship Mcleod, Dublin.
Cleared-Steamer Key West, NYork.
WILMINGTON NC, March 20-Arrived, steamships Fair
banks, and w + Clyde NYork. - -
WISCAsSET March lS-Cleared, brig Matilda, Dix, Cuba
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

the month wey fully 900 bags at continually ad
vanclng pr,ces. The total sales for January were
600 n' gs, OF which 1900 were for the United
Good Hope and other destinations About 10000
bags were carried over for shipment to this
meath for the United States The advance during
exchange declined Is to 20 per cent? thus the cost is
cheaper in sterling. The sales this month about
40, bags, at still further advance In conformity
with the decline In exchange. Stocks reduced to
$4,000 bags.
Since the sailing of the French steamer about
thirty vessels have been chartered for freight, prn
cpally Tor Europe, but owing to the small stock OF
conee and other produce in market freights have
not advanced, and though the shipping In port Is
limited 1t is sufficient for the demand we quote as
lollows:-Channel and Mediterranean, 35s to 4os;
United States, North sos. 35s; do, South, nominal
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
schr Reading RR No A. Dennis, New Haven for Philade
,hia.
schr Reading RR No So Potter, New Haven for Philade-

Schr heaulng hh NO fotteI, NC" hascn to
phia.
Sehr q W Raymond, Hulse, Bridgeport.
Schr Edward Colyer Flynn, Greenwich.
Schr Native, Mead, Greenwich
Schr Oscar AIKEN, Hobbie, Stamford.
Schr George Washington Peck, Stamford
Schr Saml Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
schr Amilia, Beebe Orient.
Schr Hannah Jane, Gibbs, Orient.
Schr May Munson, Dayton, Port JEFFERSON
Schr b II Baker, Davis, Port Jefferson
Schr A Bayes, Bayes, Port Jefferson
Schr Breeze Overton, Port Jefferson.
Schr Quicksep, Freeman, Port Jefferson.
Schr Amilia Augusta, Wright, Northpor.
Schr Mary Mils Perry, Northport
Schr A Predore, HART Northport
Schr Mary Emma, Brown, Northport.
Schr oil. er Perry Palmer Nerthport
Schr Mary Bacon Flynn Northport.
Schr Terry, Smith, Northport.
Schr + ii Brazo Edwards, Norhport.
Schr Pioneer, Avae, Sag Harbor.
Schr L Il Smith, Smith, Sag Harbor. ~
Schr Wilson, Wilson, oreenport for Philadelphia.
Schr Warren, Warren, Glen Cove
Sclr Branch, Ryan, Cold Springs
Schr Tunis Bodine, Bunce Cold Springs.
Schr Sarah II Layine, Lasine, Brandord.
Schr S Dean, Cook, Scranton for Baltimore.
sloop Fame, Day, Wilmington, Del, for Albany.
The Rosamond reported below yesterday morning,
arrived 1ith.
BELOW.
Ship Confidence Bradburn from Glasgow Jan 90 tby pilot
boat j Jones, No lb)
Bark Sirius (Nor Tholen from Cardiff Feb 2.
SAILED.
Steamships Somerset, Bamors; Franconia, Portland !;
brIgs Charlotte, Addie Hale. .
The bark Gra for Marsees Is anchored on Quarantine
Wind at sunset Me- fresh
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

FIRE IN ELDRiDGE STREET.-About eight O'Clock
last night fire broke out ip tenement house, No.
1ls Eldridge street, on fourth foor in premises oc-
cupied by Emil T.. Smith. Damage to furniture about
1900; no insurance. Damage 20 building about sI5O;
owned by George Trimbley. The fire was caused by
the explosion of Kerosene lamp.
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 MEDICAL woNDER-HyATTs LIFE BALsAM.
ns e The
hs aS By
Of me1cara ssrefais After had DESTROYED gaIt the
fHss Hs saa sn Tsns
had abandoned the and his friends thought him in
sasas %asa w which enabled
and come TO this city, In one month ne was enfey cured
ssrsd M Ma
character that he became deraaged ne e.. could
has Desn y oa he o public al
thEusanc wnGn tve naI for Fsua in all curable cases
Prneps esTap Depot aiS Grand street
Sold by druggists; II per bottle, or six for 80.
A .''' sonEGE1Se p2TE Was5: yERY NEW. ''''-
Something extraordinarily new and tha, twill win cure every
ss % m 81 ssa sB
'ne onan''a ONE Me-; GALLON R.I FOR FIFTY CENTS
q this great and as PAIN Wash tia, win
'sSasas Sas : j II sss Ss as u t. Es
:, One gallon Of pure water,
Wishing nd paHns
the Relief
pain APPLYING Relief
The Ready Relief is sold by druggists per bottle
d bs sRy ssss09 ss
"A. PAIN SPONGE. :.
in IN ss s Of s ss Of rs So
win annhiats all pain "a At once - o.,ns. an,
chronic affections OF the body In from one to two days. Sold
by all druggists.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
xEsTgcKY STATE ExrRA-cLAss as5 MARCH 20, 1853
xssrsoxa e 8 s4arr@sLass * o, Il 49, nsnea II 40 ssss
g. is H. g. MSanA7 81 y EBp4 sf c., 5 Msnassrs Il 60
Official Drawings of the Paducah Lottery Of Kentucky:
;. :, ExTRA-oLAss ss7. MARCH e. lsSs. :. 40
o. a. - Glass q, y sss, = aAneH ss g. lsss -
g. :" 49, S wabD q e. coIroas Z T. q Co. Il aasassas q @
For circulars &C., in the ''sfS SSRs&T EpT
eF
CALLS ga s &c. For sale By ali druggists
BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBrAINED IN
"A New York also from States where drunk
In advance; advice free. r. / kING,
CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION EuRNIsHEDIN
l76 Broadway and 1853 Fulton.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW
n York and States where desertion
ainea advice free NJ H6wEs, Attorney &c Is NASSAU
street,
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
Now is the time purchase Refrseraors, China Glass
Se% sns 90 ss
stores, Cooper Institute, New York.
DUIsTs WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS ARE ..PoPU-
I'D because reliable" Plant them you will
plant them Send for Buists Garden Manual and
Almanac 1865 and Gardeners Price Of Seeds,
mailed Free We deliver all orders in New York freight paid.
Address Robert Buist, Jr Seed Grower Philadelphia
CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C., CURED WITH
~ out pain by DR.. w. +. RICE CO.. Surgeon Chiropo-
dists, 50 Bowery corner Canal street.
L,oR sALE-RoDGERs TOBACCO MACHINE AND
Press complete, with betting, wrenches Sc Address
c. H., Herald office.
ATOLAssEs FOR THE MILLIoN.-20000 GALLONS
M all grades, Molasses, from 40 cents gallon upwards.
THOMAS r. AGNEW, corner Of Greenwich and Murray
streets, New York.
WEALTH, PEACE, FREEDOM,
blended, happiness without hesh.
BRANDRETHs PILLS
health and long life
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO YEARS OLD.
can refer O lady Pills
The New York herald., 1868-03-21


so5 Ts AyCSa Philadelphia Delphi
lathAived schrs Lillian Warren Warren, Baltimore;
GLOUCESTER March is-Arved, schr Col Cook, Bearse
ssiled-sshrs Eliza Francis Hamilton Portland for NYork
cSnosqre Pinkhsm and Mary EDWARD Mccaley do for OF;
ffo HoEE !, nj %arsS Si%pr sh spec
r, Hall cieniusgos for orders; Julia Decker p%n,on
vanbrunt from Leghorn for Boston.
Sailed sehrs America tBr ciarssa Ann tBr), Energy,
iSh, a MArriyed schrs Thomas Clyde, scul,. Ragged
ion; Tiv.den, SSase, Jsre%s freeman Bgown
d S%y '5 & vss as S s sa s RG John
Ton, Perry New orleans for dei charles Z Heymonsa,
r s xooy 90 for
Lnden, fsIsnd Mary Chiffon, Ki1s aS
sissi%an EiI,a6shpoT Boston, sr kng ASHFORD New
do I ~ Portland s,rsr Sssnss bi % fcT Boston.
port The above arrivals and Brig walter Howes scnr.
Assi s ssasS Sarsss ssAr. jaime. Jones.
Jones NYork Cab,rce Graves, Boston; l''h' ionia
Cleared ioh % seSr. SSSs Suiord Fan Rlver I'm Oral
W hS B RsS
MOBILE, March iSxrrvcd, ship Athlete sr Davies Rio
,NosFoLK March isaArrvca .chr, Alee Higgins Hs
NEW BEDFOkD, March Arrived schrs Mary D Gran.
mcr Cranmer Port Johnston; carissa Aien Hail. Eliza
sailed Golden Eagle, Howcs. and cohasse., Gibbs
Nyork cn Howard johnson; Stephen Waterman, Chase
and Eagle Snow, do
NEWPORT, March Is, PM--Arrived, schrs Harriet Lewis
Taylor, Dutch Island harbor for Elizabethport: Allen
Brown Pierce Dghon for DO Messenger Dea Taunton
do Charles Bentley Norris Providence for NYork; Gse
Wilson, Floyd do for RS Dean, Cook Somerset Hal
timorc Mary Meai Thrashcr Taunton for NNork James
Nelson, Staples do for Hohoken Whistler Strange,
90 Sylvester Hale Coe do for do sarah El,aBeh Kelley
do; Mary vankirK Haley, do for Petersburg, Va;
Sophie Ann, Barker, do for EIzabethport; W u
Cargil, Kelley, do for Georgetown DC; Restless, Bax-
Yer, do for Eizabeihport; White Foam Howea DO for
NURSE, Kelley do Tor E1abchport jesse Fcxctt do
YORK; Anna Elznbeh, Roberts, do for Eizabethpo Cres
cent Lodge Hatch do for do; Lucy Collins, Collins Fail
liver for Union Island, TIA; James Vance, Fart, Digpn
for Philadelphia Motto Searle, hpponnug for NYolk, sloops
Fred Brown Ms Providence Tor Nfork Clio, chase, rnun-
tJn,nr Amuuy
saIed gra John Brghtman Gray Fan river FOR Matanias
The New York herald., 1868-03-21

can refer to a lady who has used Brandreths Pills
thirty years. She hundred and years
nd In In ellent heal
The New York herald., 1868-03-21
NINETY.FoUR YEARS OLD.

Another lady has used Brandreth PHI day Cor
hryhrcc years, s In excellent health and likely TO live
many years. refer TO j. Manning Esq. Collector Of tho
The New York herald., 1868-04-23

months we shall celebrate restored Union upon the
b.ss OF the equal rights Of the States, In each Of
which equality OF the people will 90 recognized and
established THIS respondent is not to be convicted
that these things may come; but justice being done
these things are 20 ccme AT your bar the House OF
representatives demands Justice--justce for the
people, Justice 20 the accused Justice u OF God and
if Cahnot perish. by and through justice comes
obedience 10 the law 10y all magistrates and people.
Nv and through justice the liberty OF the law
which II freedom without license. Senator's as far
a. am concerned. the case h now In your hands,
and u u soon 90 he closed by my associate. The
House OF Representatives have presented this crm
Ea at bar with equal confidence In his guilt and
n your disposition 10 administer exact justice be-
tween him and the people Of the United States His
conviction is the triumph OF law OF order OF justice.
do not contemplate his acquittal-it Ii impossible.
Therefore do not look beyond. But, Senator'S the
people of America viii never permit an usurpng
Executive 20 break down the securities for liberty
provided BY the constitution. The cause OF the coun-
ny s In your hands Your verdict OF guilty is peace
20 our beloved land.
Az four O'Clock Mr. Boutwell, at the suggestion of
Mr.. conklinr. yielded {, motion TO adjourn the
court stating that he would occupy about an hour
and haii tomorrow; and accordingly the court,
and Immediately thereafter the Senate, adjourned.
(Alihoagh Mr.. Boutwell, was unable TO conclude the
deiiyerrsf his argument, we publish this morning
the portion which viii be delivered to-dayI
The New York herald., 1868-04-23
cduRI CALENpAs-IHIs DAY.

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IlO3 52 g2e 1917 12l9 1921, 1928, t225, 1921 l2ls
1888, 1885, 1887, 1889, l24l, 14S. -.
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Nos. e26, 927, g2s
eT2 TOg 730 7l2 sse GA s2s 75s, 9l6 &c., 96i, 962
s63 os4 ee5 b66 9o7, $685. 969 e7o s72, e3, s7a ss'
976, 917, 97s. .o.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 340I 5sSs'
$685. 372l 3s67 3s7, 3s73 Ss15 1917, $751; $3.50 ysSc
3sse 1891 3se3. Part 2-Nos. STA, 1855 3so' 49,
$780, 39io $685. 3952 $500 37a2 $780, 3aOe 9o,S ''vo
3y64
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FtGHr BErwEEN WHITES kND NHsROgs ~
UAwKISsyII.LB :. Con- saturday iast the radicals
and negroes held a mass meeting M Ilawkin-yille
rhe negroes got drunk an1 one Of thrn fancylng a
VrudQe against his old master, Majof Lcifh. took q
couple of harmless shots a. him The negroes
crowded mp with pistols drawn and apparently 20
commence the war Of races Tle whites soon
gathered around for the conflict when the negroes
mn up their weapons. pleaded innOce and LAID the
blame on bad white advisers ana begged pardon.
The negro who shot fed aud though ,hot AT eight or
,en times escaped unhurt Whe tns nghi was
going on a private fight took place thee miles from
fhe cjty between white man and iexro in which
the negro. ~ Ia reported wss kled ta1asss ". O.
Mems
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-18
P. sEMosrs. GEO. Z. BIxoS. r.4Hupr
SEMONIN, DIXON & 90.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan I, 1868.
WYYE HAVE. This DAY. AB@OgH-
~ ated Oul selves together for the pif~
pQss o. doing "a Wholesale Boot and shoe
OF remonIn, Dixon ~ go. also for doing n
mauufaci uring business In the town Of
Abingdon. 81 Massachusetts, under the arm
name of Hunt sem0uln a Co., ONCE at
b. sEMONIN.
GEO. II. DINOE.
~ LIZ HUNT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-18
SEIgTION b.
YOIINHLOVE,s ENLARGEMENT

SMITHS ENLARGEMENT.
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r,arpa,. 10 IL II 81