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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13
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III 1roa, steel, Nails and Heavy Hardware, ~, % and
u MichlGon Aveuue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-13

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HAsnisox's Ptn.rALio Lox.San.-Pleseant,
Prompt and Effective. Two taken at night move the
bowels once next morning. Unlike all Pills they
never cause pain nor require increase " dose to pef
feet cure
They cure Headache. Dizziness. Oppression after
eating, rising, and every evil arising from Cos.
tvsness and Indigestion. Warrented in all caees
Of Pilse. either bleeding or blind.
Fer sale BY J. 8. Harrison Co., Proprietors,
No fremont Temple. Bostou. and BY all Drug
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TAiR, DKNsMURs i CO., uommi.eiou Mar.
chants. les Washington strsst-F lonr. Grain. FRO.
visi0ns. As.
nfxLEY, HALL ! KINNEY, Wool Csmniss,ou
1stchsao n, 70 Aad ~ Michigan Avsaus. ror-
ner LAks strsee. Chicago.
11NDBNWOOD = CO., Comnissleu AsschaDss 10
y ylols. Grain. Seeds. Pork, Lard, Beef, Tsil0w !,
etc. once lee Msdison street.
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CrocAery aa1 6lassW are.
= URLEY TYRRxLL. lmp0rsers and Jobb~is ~
u Chira, Glass. and Earthen Ware. No. ~ Lake
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Amuseasents.

New METRoPoLITAN.-There was
not a large audience at the New Me
tnopoitan last night We witnessed
a part of the play and that part was
we'll received. Mrs. Golden as Lucy
TregarEon, had a ine opportunity for
the display Of her tlaeut as an actress,
and sheuwas loudly anplauded. As
= Patty Lavreek, = Miss Efie, johns
made. a. decided bit. :. Joe" No
lbOdy's Son. Mr.. Holland played with
his usual keen sense of perception Of
character, and as a whole, the playing
was well -reeeived. au.4 ss.fL u4
- Tonight will be presented the
Wrench Spy" a play in which Mrs.
Golden has won golden opinions. 1t
is useless to speak of the merits Of
this pieces as al are familiar with
lit! 1t viii be followed by the farce
of the ! Little Sentinel Il is a
5good bill Get seats early o7rs
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DELAYED.-The train did not ar
rive till near l O'Clock this morning.
The delay was occasioned by the train
running into switch at Vincennes,
by which it was thrown from the
track, No serious damage was done.
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SocIABLE. The Ladies' S9cia Bile
at the Trinity NJ E. Church, last
night, despite the cold weather. was
we'll attended, and all passed off most
pleasantly Fhe- ladies who give
these sociables know well how to ca
ter to the taste of those who visit
themAand to make visitors feel at
home. Bright smiles and kind words
go far towards making ones Life hapa
Ply. and visitors are always sure to
hear Kind words and see the bright
smiles of fair ladies when they attend
the Trinity NJ E. Sociable. = d
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FIRE INLAMASCO.
HOUSE AND CONTENTS DEsTROTEB.
rhe Le.s EstImaled a over $1,000.

no ~ G 4
Yesterday morning, between 10
and 1 To clock, a frame house situated
on Seventh Street, Lamasco, between
Oakley and Edgar Streets, took
fireoinIthelceihngIofy the second story,
from a defeetiEeGAue, which resulted
in the complete destruction, dof the
house and the greater part of the con
tents. The house was owned by Fl.
@: Hyde, Of Forqncg qAlafbslnaJ AND
occupied by P. DaVietsgof the firm
of Hubs, Patrick &c., and valued
at about 81, 200, ana insured with the
Evansville Insurance. Company for
$500 Mr.. Viets estimates his loss, at
about 5000 "A good deal of the.
furniture ia the lower story Of the
akeuse was saved, but the most Ealua-
BILE articles were lost. The Lamasco
Fire Engine No. 3 was promptly on
the spot, sbdtfhe fire had progressed
toosfar for valuable assistance to be
ran aaraadd y19vs a'tgaasy4 s9tls3l +
AN ALLEGED BARN BURNERtAR4
REsTED.-It will remembered that
baaasbarnn. belonging to Silas Bell. who
resides on the road TO- Newbnrg, we
believeag was burned about two years
ago. Several Jaw suits resulted from
this occurrence,g.ene or more being
had in this city One Joseph Hedge
| was charged with having Commits j
the crime, but he succeeded in max
ling his escape, and was not arrested
until Monday when he was taken in
Henderson County, by the Sheriff of
that County. Marshal Klein and Pc
liceman Copley went to Henderson
! day before yesterday, and with the
Sheriff of Henderson County, accom-
panied Hedge on board the steamer
Tarascon to this city. Hedge was
forwarded to Hawesville. Ky, where,
after the necessary formaiitg oa the
law, identification, &c.. is gone
through with, he will be turned over
/ to the authorities in this State. 1T is
said that he has laid out inslthe cold
weather, and so exposed himself with
the hope qfoeseabing Edeteei6h anc
punishment, thatshis health is greatly
impaired, aud that he is scarce able
to walk. go
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GAY.-The hop at Masonic Hall
last night, by the Evening Star Socia-
Bile, was, decidedly pleasant and
brilliant affair There was large
number of beautiful ladies and gal
liant gentlemen present, and we have
seldom witnessed all affair Of the
kind where better order or more gem
eral good feeling prevailed. BOY
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LOCAL NOTICES.
/ z Bg An Pee House Ito rent. 81 In
2duire at theiJ oUkNAL offiea.f ndtf

'duire at th6tJoUKNAL oficalf ndtf
"a CARD.-My time being almost
entirely consumed by my regular bust
ness engagements, it is impossible for
me TO make any further 1ratuitOus
chemical analyses OF, giue my time in
consultationsY fsw w,gg X,n9 (.
Hereafter, my charges shall be:
: For qudIitdttUe analysis from 50 to
$l0s5194q IElrs9V 9at ai---13. d.
iFor auantitatiye analy sis, from $40
to, S25. loaf. i i ,7.,.I
Physiological examinations and re-
ports, from $25 to $50. ~ 1ea -af
'7a bns -19gII O I'll. w. CLOUD.
January 18th, 1868. .-.nlW.
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Carriers celebrated Combined Writing
and Copying dnk-sthe best In the market.
la quarts, plnts, halffpints and school
pack ges. s.r -
Arnoid's celebrated Writing fluid. In
pint and quart b0ttles.a nde
Buffers lWritlng Fluid, Ia pints aud
caTmine Inks. Best qdeliiy.
. Blue, yellow, aud other Inks manufac-
b ured 10 order. f- IrD maS
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4 < fF5f1s 4 Tbs. attention Of
many, persons who passed that way,
was attracted yesterday morning by
the beautiful figures formed by the
frostin the show-windows at Keller's
gun gun store4 pn Main Street. Theffost-
ed figures were indeed beautiful, be-
ing formed asregularly as if painted
by human. hands, The figures repre-
sented branches of trees, and even
flowers were fairly pictured on the
glass. Being on the shady side of the
street the, frost remained for !" the
greater part of the day. On one of
the glasses the figures we've coarse,
while on4the OtheF they were finely
formed. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-31

AT Greencastle The street railroads
have nearly played out They don t
begin to pay. Ditto at Terre Haute
and Evansville5 In New Albany, we
are glad toilearn, the road has more
than paid expenses Capt. Whistler
erves5sueeess.-N A. Commercial.
We are at a loss to understand
where the Commercial obtained its in
fornla ton in relation to the street
railroad in this city, but we do know
that ills ineorreet. The street rail-
road in this city has only been in
operation about two months and a
half, and from the beginning has
yielded handsome net profit to the
stockholders Il wa -
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Ks.-Geerge H. Fish & Co,
have our thanks for the latest papers.
Such favors are properly appreci-
ated.
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THE CONCERT AT HENDERSON,
Owing to the fnsuffeiency of the no
tice,, the. concert of the orchestra at
Henderson, was not largely attended
last night This, no doubt, was a
disappointment to. the members of
the orchestra, but we can assure the
people of Henderson that they, also,
missed rare musical entertainment.
The orchestra rendered their pro-
gramme faithfully, notwithstanding,
in doing SO, they failed to return home
on the Morning Star, ashley expected,
They will come up this morning on
the Cumberland or Sam Orr.
In THE RfvER.-Y esterday, as the
driver Of. the express wagon belong
ing to the Evansville Rolling Mill,
was trying to drive down the wharf
with heavy load of iron and large
bellows, the horse became FESTIVE and
untractable, and as the.driver was en-
deavoring to turn around, the. wa on
commenced backing, and continued
SO to do until the wagon got into the
water nearly up to the bed, and was
brought up against the head lines of
the st. Patrick, where it was unload
ed. The driver was evidently new
hand at the business, and did not un-
derstand the management of horses.
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Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
FhOM TERRE HAUI'E
'-1afO and mississippi Railroad

$40 sso FROM sYINCEHNIESs. s,,ssdlB
Goiug East. Going WIT.
Express sOV L N o.Vo a d
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HUNTING HIS MoTHER.-A forlorn
looking boy arrived IN this city by the
steamer Quickstep, on her last trip,
in search of his mother, who, he
stated, had written to him, where he
was residing In Illinois, to come to
this city. He said his name was
George Brazel, and that his father
had died in "a Southern prison ! while
a soldier of the Federal army Sub.
.sequently his mother married "a man
named Alfred Edwards, and on NOV
ing to this city, left him with some
friends id FHin6is.g q He vas brought
ptoathe. city free,of charge, and while
in search of his pihether, he fell in
with Capt Lauer, who kindly assist
ed in the searchsfor the boys mother,
but withouFavail. aHe found several
Edwardses, bat alH stated that they
had all theoichil dren3 they were en-
titled to. Z The boy went back to the
steamer Quickstep. - r., : o5ia =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-31

A Republican Union County C0nVen-
tIOn
Will Be.hgR1 infhel CONT House! in
Evansville, on
Saturday, February 8th, 1868,
att O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates to the State
Convention, to be held at Indianapo-
lis, on Thursday. February Goth, 1868,
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly be brought
befdra 4heU6HR ehti6RI0aqg
By order of the Executive Commit
fee. : j. P%ELLIoFg, Chairman.
g BusY5z r:sI.unkerheiner and his
pleasant deputy. Mr. bauer were
10th kept busy yesterday receiving
taxes ManySdeIinquenfs came for
rwalrasa ad aptfed up =
IS COMMON PEAS CouRNRhe Com
onion Pleas Court Adjourned finally
yesterday There wilhbesa Session Of
bhatsConrt on=the 18th of February
to attendsto some speeial5usiness. :
II SCHOOL, Ex1MINATteN-The semi
annual examination Of the Hebrew
school, taught in the basement of the
Sixth Street Temple, will commence
on Tuesday next, February 4th. This
is one of the most interesting schools
in the city, and the examination will
no doubt, be larGely attended. Il
ALMOST A FIRE.-Day before yes
terday mischievous boy gathered 8
lot of straw and rubbish together, anc
piled it In a stable on Second Street
between Gum and Cowan, and there
set fire to it. But for the timely dis
covery of the FIRE by the owner Of thu
stable, and his prompt action, the
stable. which is joined closely on boil
sides by others, would have been de
stroyed, and perhaps several Other
valuable buildings.
LopGEDIS JAIE.-zYtsfe Tday even
ing stranger, who had just come tt
the city, got on slight bender. ant
INDUCED his. pugilistic propensitie;
by fourishing a revolver on the Yhar
3 to such an extent that he made him
self generally obnoxious, and for fea
that he would shoot himself, or some
body else, he was arrested and lodget
= in ike city prison till he got sober.
81 "a ftrs @s
ExOpFEsdENr.-There was good
deal of excitement on Third Street
at Esquire Walkers Office yesterday
e The case of which mention was mad,
! in yesterdays paper, in which mar
! was charged with having taken-sim
: proper liberties with a woman, wa
E again brought before the court 70
i the purpose of arguing motion 70
; a new trial. The case was argued oil
: the part of the defendant by Captain
l Hornbreok, aud of the plaintiff b!
2 Mr.. Peek. After, hearing the argu
Q ments, Esquire Walker decided no
!; to grant a new hearing in the case
|. Indeed, if he had thought proper t.
!. do SO, 1T appears the law governinl
such cases did not give him tn
power to do so. The case now stand
.noooIad ~ a hi0her courk
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SHENANDOAH LINES

STEA BOAT LIN Els.
To LOUISvILLE.-Eyery Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at .
TO CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ.
To GREEN RIvER.-Every Wednesday
nd sStRrds 4 s 81 s5oe Eysfy
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock P. NJ.
To HEyDERsON-Daily, except Sundays,
To NAsHv1LLE-Every Thursday at four
IN.
To MfEgesErff IS 7sSeftnRiTYeekkllEcsO
RockportS Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7 P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
). New, Harmony NAH Stage leaves Non
tdayssan dSFridAys at q A. u. Arrives Tses-
days and Saturdays by 4 p. N.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Eek
cept Sundays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily Re <
eept Sundays by P. NJ
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at !
o'clock P. ii. z 1E.4D ar
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RE ENCH STATIONERY

such as GRAND QUADRTLLE Note. Letter,
and Commercial Letter; Noyttne NOles
and Letters; Ostsn Skin Notes, Letters,
and Com merciai Letters GRAND QUAD
RILLE ONION SKIN Notes, Let fers, and
Commercial Letters. Our stock OF these
favorite Papers, for FOREIG CDRRB-
sPONDENCE and Fancy Circulars. rs COM
plete, and we are prepared TO print them
TO order.
We would ask call from our citizens
and those visiting our city, and especially
the Fraternity, as we feel assured we can
give sucn inducements as cannot be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Give US a cali, and examine our stock.
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= SCHOOL, ExAMINATteN:-The semi
annual zexanl3aation Of the Hebrew
school, taught in the basement of the
Sixth Street Temple, will commence
on Tuesday next, February 4th. This
is one of the most interesting schools
In the city. and the examination will
no doubt be larGely attended. Ii.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-31

.WHoLEsA,LE AUcrIoH. - Hiram
Nelson will sell at auction; by the
january 30, at 81 o'clock il the
morning, at his Auction Room,
No. AZ Locust Street, opposite the
Post office, 20 boxes of Ground Spices
of all kinds, 10 boxes OF, Tomato
lCatsqpQ 81 eases Of Matches 5000
( Cigars 3, nests Of Vashtubs, 100 doz.
Shoe blackipgr 5idoz. Shoe Brushes,
) dozs Wooden Bowls. 10 doz. Bed.
cords aud Clothes Lines, 3 gross Of
Clothes Pins. To be sold Without
reserve. Dealers are. reqpe sfed 10, at
tend. iou - HIRAM NELsON, ~
ian2S st G. no - = Anctipneef.
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PENCLLS

American Lead Pencil. Company's un-
rivalled Pencils. We have large stock
OF the above, comprising sofns ten diner
ent brands, ringing fn price from Doc. TO 81
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaled
for cheapness and durability by anything
in the market.
. FaBer's Pencils All numbers.
3 Eagle Renoilss All numbers.
RehhacK's Office Pencil. A splendid ar
ticle.,
Eagle and Star RhbBer-1Ipped Pencils.
2 Bloc and Red Marking Pencils.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-31

DANCING PARTY There was nice
dancing party at Turner Hall last
night Those in attendance enjoyed
themselves WE'LL, and +" tripped the
light fantastic toe till the wee sma'
hours of morn" No people enjoy
themselves better than our German
citizens.
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EYansYIIIe JOnrnaI COmpany,

tatI-Ft tol f-a1 $500 b. Has. ID. .inla. s-..
3 Hrfff 1TT pIa III .-aIaI- 1f.r-f -tt
Having completed their new foar.stOry
stone building. salaR .Fas
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SPECIAL NOTICES
No Health. without VigOr.s

sHHN y
The wear and tear of life tells upon us
all more or less What are We put ma
chimes? The vital brincip1e is the motive
powerr thatvkeeps the human engine Ia
TFSO44eFi. but as beams, pfs1ons, 5connecz
eiOn pipes, condensers and boilers wear
out so 90 gans,imuSciess tissues ana al
the compound parts of that marvellous
piece OF woFk called MANI go.yA IucH
The mechanism of the body requires 70
be repaired aDdSIrsIIgLh sl9t;u JusI as inuch
Is the mechanism EN- ployed 10 grlnu corh'
or span COT tom Of " el9 4,
not drive "a bfok Ell Shaft, or fndpel a drum
oEaSTheei tAetiS QEt -9f gear; neither can
abe Vital force act through q paralYzed
AiF3Rla OF an inert organ.
a RE-X0U w CARING OUT2Ypp You
feel that any one of your organs-your
.r aP51 otef iaf pasf Or sfsan
ixation falters in IFS work? II 50, repatiiT
The da11isrrs With tlie most pow erful, set
harmless Of -fn4iRo AAntSS H9STE TER ,
STOM ACH BITE RS. Remember mat DE
bilifv Is the = Beglnping. OF. .lhe Epd
that the climax of all WEI kness is a uni
VeFsaI paralysis of the systenls AfaG IN at
such paralysis is the. immediate precnGsor
of DEATH.
r@Ton7t wait for disease to commit its ray
ages before, you commence the ,strength-
cs1frlR process. Keep the whole body n a
vigOrous con ID ti9n Is pTeUsatt1l gsaS gar as
possible the fnroads of decay. Reps4r the
waste Of nsEture with naturs's best! tonic,
H0SFETRER'ss n tess. .HAaa "a 1fzy ~
q EyFs1fH
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s C6sIMoN PEAS CoURT@Ehe Com
zmon$ Pleas Court Adjourned finally
yesterday There will7bea Session Of
BhatC Cont on%the 18Th of February
to attenEto some speeialsbusiness. ?
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s r4.unkenheimer and his.
pleasant deputy Mr. bauer. were
both kept busy yesterday receiving
q xdz SIanysSdeIinqusnts came for
tgarasa ad5 antfed up. = :.
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70 Observation-Disclosures
THE CITY.

Meteorological Observations.
Mai eoTblogicslao bserva tioiS taken daily
a4-the JOURNAL Office: - H. " eAD
ga. N. NOON. P. M. NIID'T
Thermometer. 10 25o 24o 24o
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( GoING' EAsr,-The tide Of com
merce is still setting towards the
East, and large shipments Of grain are
being made daily from this city and
vicinity to the last, via Cincinnati,
New Albany or Indianapolis. Capt.
McGill informs US that he was offered
$4,000 sacks of corn at one landing to
be sent East. sThe Nick Longworth
took large lot at some point below,
and the Morning Star. last night, had
an engagement for 2, 800 Sacks at Zen
derson. .,- -
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#aHUE EEbT 3-9T IggLa8 FrrH
at a small advance op Eastern cost.
q Their stoczconkjsts an part ofthe follow
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.-,MEw, EIRAlv7Wei have ,tassoeiated
with,us in business, Mr. J. W. Bar
bour, who, for many years, has been
in our employ. The new house will
be $ conducted under the name and
style of HolHRgsWoFth Il Co
q. Thank full for the kind patronage
extended to US for many years by our
friends, we respectfully solicit CON-
ftinuance of the same. 4t--ia 81.
80 ian6tf HoLLiSGswORTH Bros.
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NEW Books FOR THE LIBRARY
The Book Committee of the Library
Association, encouraged by the do
nations made by the stockhold-
ers to release it from embarrass-
ment. have made out and or
dered list of new books, em-
bracing all the latest and most
popular qualifications The first in
stallmenf of the order was re eeiyed
yesterday, and can now be examined
at the Library Room, but will not be
numbered and ready for circulation
before next week. Among the books
yet to come are the last volumes of
the histories Motley, Carlyle, and
other. substantial ~ forks, The list
below embraces the books received
yesterday, aud will, ofwthemselves.
create a new interestin the Library,
blythe reading public: = '5 l4s
81 Katrina. BY Holland; Italian jour
neys, Dg HoweAsy Starry Flag, by
'Ot4AGE VI tIt ;iACECaSlsOu DUN dLOue
Lawyers; ST. Elmo, BY Miss Evans;
-Ghandos, by "Ouida; Macaria, by
Miss EsaAs ( Sarrylof 11agls's NEST,
.bEH Js "A. SOopke;I Davies HoH0to
Make Money. and-How to Keep It.
The Claverings, BY grollope; Wives
FaHd Daughters, by Mrs Gaskin
| louisa Of Prussia and her Times, by
L. Mulbach Henry 4yIIIth and Cath
arine Pafr, Frederick the Great and his
Family. Frederick the Great and his
ECo1rt, Joseph II. and his Court, The
Mereha6t1of Berlin Berlin aud han:
Sence, Count Mirabeau, 0 by l.. Null
bach; Breaking Away, by Oliver
-Optic; Looking Around, by A. S. Roe.
Italia, by '"Ouida; lDraytons aht
,Davenants, by Mrs. Charles; Widow
Springgins, by Widow Bedott;'
Neighborsp Wfvesy by Trowbridge
Labonlaye's Fairy Tales Bakers His.
tory Of the Secret Service; Summer
Rest, Gail Hamilton; Waiting for tht
i Verdict, Mrs. r. H. Davis. srs.,
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PIGEON MiLLs.-Best family -four
at 1919 per sack; also, meal, oats
and corn, and good Rio coffee 4
pounds for 81, and sugar 8 pounds for
Stat $. III. s. Cooks,
ian13-dtf No. 1873 Main Street.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
Czark's .Spoul Ctottonis 8 Csrd to 80.
Hand sewing try Milsoard's Needles.
Machines Use Cdrls Spool COtton
BGr Carriers Ink should be used on
every steamboat.
Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
r. MiI1oard's Heir Needles, in Patent
sVrappers, are superior to all others.
Take none other than Clark Cotton.
1Hilaoardls Needles for sale everywhere.
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