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Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
ETtrdct from PriUate Letter from Hasoaii, Sand
Ioich Islands.

Although the eruption is not SO violent
now the volcano is fearful sig ht 10 b hold The
rivers OF lava still flow and The smoke from The era
Ter ascends IN awful majesty. Du.ing this volcanic
upheaVal IL has been very sicky here. peculiar
sort OF low maarOus lever, which has grown out of
The foul condensed vapo of the volcano has prevail
ed 10 an alarE ing extent, aud time il as leaEed
u would dePOPulnie the island But fortunately sea
captain calling here for suppes) distributed PIanIa
ton Btters to The suffering, and quick and horou gh
cures were the result. The news spread like wild
fire. Messrs Ching. .Takin L. Co, Commission Mer
chants. had these Biliers iOr sale. In short time
their office besieged and their supply exhausted
steamer was despatched TO San Francisco by order
oil the Hospital Department, an a new and enormous
supply obtained as soon possible From that mo-
ment the scOurge stayed Not another fatal case
occurred and tho epidemic has now entirely disap.
peared Is this wonderful remedy known in
your city! hope So for cure for all fevers
aha mlasmallc sickness You may Tell yOnr friends
so lOr me. H. M c,
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

Coon TEMPLARs.-The Grand Lodge of
the order of Good Templars of this State meets
in Milford this year, and will be ia session two
days-W Wednesday and Thursday, September
LIST aud I'd. A public temperance meeting will
be held in the NJ. L. Church each evening of
the session and the meetings will be addressed
by the Right Worthy Grand Templar of North
America, J. Fl. Orne, Rev. T. L. Poulson,
Revs A. d. Davis, s. L. Gracey, j. H. Light
bourn, Hon. G. p Ramsdall, Drs. McCaIlum
and Stiles Kennedy The public are cordially
invited to attend the public meetings.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been restored health few weeks.
by simple remedy after having suffered several years
with lung affection and that dread disease
tOnis anxious to make known his fellow sufferer the
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the prescription
used, tree of charged with the directions preparing aud
using the same which they will find SURE CURE Cox
SUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS etc The object o the aiytr
tser in sending the prescription benefit the scted and
spread information which m be Invaluable du
he hopes sufferer will his remedy, will cost them
nothing, and Inay prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
nayl9-ly Williamsburg Kings county, New York.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
POLITICAL.

The political canvass for the fall election is
extremely tame, and the greatest efforts Of the
party journals fail to get up any excitement.
A gentleman of St. Louis recently received
a letter from Chief Justice Chase, in which he
says: Il am out of all future political con-
tests, aud no one need be jealous of me hereaf-
ter. 4"
The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes General
Rosecrans' letter. with the remark that it will
be more heartily admired for its trankness than
approved for its wisdom, and its effect, on the
whole, VIII be to increase, if possible, the gen.
eral joy of the Democrats that Pendleton is
their candidate.
The strong undercurrent of Democratic feel
ing against August Belmont as Chairman of
the National Democratic Committee seems to
meanwhile, Is in Europe, and therefore must
be unconscious Of the formidable intrigue to
unSeat him.
General F. T. Dent says that he is one of the
four Dept hrothcrS. and the only one who holds
federal office, and that he is an officer of the
army and has been for twenty six years. This
then, settles the mean and paltry party accuse
ton that General Grant has been making the
government family asylum. The Dents are
Mrs. Grants brothers.
DIR. c. NJ. Walden, of Mississippi, decline.
to accept a nomination for Leutenant-G Cover
nor from the Democrats. He advises an active
support of the Conservative Republican ticket
and says: I'VE have been accursed too Ion.
in the deprivation of freemen's rights, with tn,
imposition of unbridled wrong, to throw obsta
cles in the way of proper correctives."
The Mobile Tribune says that the only mel
at the North with whose views the true South
ern man comedies are those who during tn
war were called Copperheads, and that tn
true " Democrat" believes that the Reconstruc
tiOn laws ought to be overthrown at the poin
of the Federal bayonet if necessary, aud tha
the negro should be deprived of the right Q
suffrage, illegally conferred upon him.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

FIRE AT CAPE MAYA fire commenced at
Cape May. about 8 clock yesterday (TuesJay)
morning. in the Japanese store. From that
building it spread to the Post Office the City
Surveyors office; United States Hotel; Ameri-
can Row, formerly American Hotel, and now
used for stores; Ferris cottage; Hofnars drug
store; McMakins new Atlantic Hotel, &c
All the property on both sides of Decatur st. ;
Barrett's Bowling Saloon; McCann Hotel !;
and all the buildings on the north side of
jackson st. to Ocean, are burned. Loss not
stated
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

FIRE.-While the clock passenger train,
going north, was passing the farm of Mr.. How,
ard near Clayton, one day last week, sparks
of fire came from the engine and ignited his
thorn hedge, and burned it the distance of a
hundred yards or more. 1t was discovered bv
a passer by who called assistance and had the
fire extinguished.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

NEwspAPER.-For the information of =, 10.
tain class of our subscribers we publish the J;J fn
lowing law regulating newspaper subscrint;nn'OO 'O'
" If subscribers order the discontinnan,cUaa r.
their papers, the publisher may coDtime VI y,
send them until all arrearages are naid Ts t.
subscribers neglect or refuse to take Their ~ II
pers from the Office where they are diree,pp55 pa
they are responsible until they have ordered
their papers discontinued and settled tba;r
bills, The Courts have decided that rpfrs;nn ;1n
to take papers or periodicals from the Office 0T
removing and leaving them uncaled for, wbaa
in arrears to the publisher, is evidence Of iptrU.
tional fraud. '1''u'
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

PEACHES The peach trade continues as
brisk as ever, and finer peach is now going
into mar kct, with prices slightly advanced.
For five days last week, ending Friday, there
were 6lO car loads shipped over the Delaware
railroad $50 to New York, % to Philadelphia,
and to Wilmington. Probably as many more
were shipped by water. The week previous
the shipments averaged 80, 900 baskets per day
loads were Skinned MLndav.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

Never fail in giving relief and often perfect radical
acute cases OF pain Inflammation Weakness they promptly
relieve Rheumatism, LumbaIu, Kidney Diseases Weak lc
Inflammation Of Lungs, Peurisy Acute Dyspepsia Swollen
Joints, Enlargement of the Liver, WhOoping Cough and
Asthma.
n B-The genuine in yellow envelopes. with printed
name IN my trade mark ellpSel 3SlIes-sma. Ertun
and large. Retail at 20. 2j and IS cents each.
Made by G. Ii. NEEDLES, Druggist, Philadelphs.
For sale by best Druggists ana Dealers. jauE .Gm
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

THE DROUGHT. Although we had delight
tul rain Saturday evening, but little good was
done, beyond laying the dust. The corn is
drying up so rapidly that some of the farmers
have commenced blading. Late potatoes will
be an entire failure unless showers come more
coplousy. The weather is almost cold enough
for fre-a bad sign for rain, say the weather
wise
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PEARS. We find the following item in sew.
eral OF our exchanges: Delaware is vein1
with California in the production of fine pears.
Mr. Randolph Peters, at his gardens in vii.
mington, Delaware, has produced some very
fine specimens which fully equal any yet receiv
ed from the Pacific slope. We will merely add
to this statement that Mr.. R. H. Cummins, OF
this town has received the premium for pears
at every horticultural fair at which he has ex-
hibited his fruit.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENsE.-Ou
Thursday of last week u S. Marshal Dunn ar.
rested and brought to Wilmington JOS Leland.
of Lincoln, Sussex county, on the charge Of
selling liquor without paying the United States
special tax. He had hearing before the u.
5. Commissioner, and was held in $500 bail
tor trial before the u. S. District Court
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

RELIGIOUS.-Rev. Geo. w. Kennedy. of
GreensbOrOugh, is now acting as pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in this town and will move
here with his family this week.
Rev. Mr. RlttenhouSe, of the NJ. E. Church.
IS on short leave of absence. Rev. Mr.. New
nam, OF Leipsic, oficiated last Sunday and Rev.
DIR: Uric viii preach next Sunday morning.
The annual reunion of the Forest and Draw.
yers Presbyterian Churches, will take place at
the old Drawers Church, near Odessa, on the
second Sabbath of September, when St. Geor-
ges, Port Penn, and Delaware City Churches.
are expected to unite. The day has also been
set apart Tor special prayer in behalf of the re-
union of the New and Old School branches of
the Presbyterian Church throughout the Unit.
ed States.
The annual meeting of the Kent County BIZ
bic Society will be held in the NJ. 4. Church
OF Milford, on Thursday, tomorrow, September
I'd, 1869, at 2. NJ.
y. HUNTINGTON, Rec. Sec.
A Methodist reunion, or family gathering.
was held at the old homestead, Asbury Church,
Wilmington, last evening All the members
OF the Nj. e. Church in that city were invited
by the pastors of the several churches.
Camp Meeting There will be camp meet
ing held in Col. Hill s woods near Kepfon com
mencing next Friday, under the aaspices of
the Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. A. ID.
Dick, OF this town, pastor in charge. Excur-
sion trains will be run on the Md. e Del. rail
road Sunday at half fare.
The " "Brandywine Summit camp meeting.
was one of the most successful ever held in this
State. There were about two hundred and ft
ty tents erected on the grounds. The camp
closed on Thursday morning.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

RESIGNATION AND APPOINTMENT Mr.. Jas.
NJ Tharp has resigned the position of chief
engineer of the Maryland and Delaware railroad,
which he has held during the present year, in
addition to that of chief engineer of the Queen
Anne's and Kent railroad which he still retains,
and the position thus vacated has been offered
to Gen. JAS Fulton, of Wilmington, Delaware,
who was chief engineer Of the western division
of the Northern Pacific railroad. Bait. San.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

railroad from Parkesbmg to Delaware Citv
will soon be built. Parties have already offer.
ed extensive river fronts to the Pennsylvania
Central Company at $500 per acre, and citi-
zens are encouraged to think that the trade.
population and wealth of the place will be-
greatly increased. "
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

THE LIFE OF ST. PAUL.-Mr. Chas. r. Har-
ner is now canvassing this town as agent for
the popular book entitled "The Life, Times,
and Travels of ST. Paul, by Rev. W. j. Cony-
beare and Rev. j. s. HOwson. This is said
TO be one of the finest works in religious liter
ature, and is highly recommended by Bishop
Simpson, who has written preface to the
book.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
PLAIN CLOTHES.

You mustn't imagine that because they make fashionable
az YAK Hall and suit the yerest dandy with the
an9 hnlsh Of their clothing they do
Seneel to elderly and palmer taste The
truth Just the reverse Wanamaker Brown give snecaI
tenon 10 comfort in making their stock and you can vet
coat with big collar pair OF broadal pantaoons
else yau prefer Just we'll the STYLES and nat
terms That are more tashiOnably worn. F~'
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon. Semi. lat.

fnE TIMES published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH T. HoETECKER, Editor aud Proprietor at SMYRNA
Delaware
year $500 in advance or sg5oif
not paid t the end of the year. No paper discontinued until
all arrears are p"id-ony at the option the Publisher
ADVERTtsRMENTS will inserted at the rate of Seven
ane for the first insertions subsequent Tree-and
a-hs cents liberal discount made quarterly,
nualana yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

John McLcar & Son, Bankers, are author
lied agents for the Lake Superior and Mississip.
pi K. K. Co., offer their first mortgage bonds
at 96 and interest, also the Wilmington &
Reading Il. r. Co., and offer their First Mort.
gage Bonds at 85 and interest.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

DEcEAsE OF MAJOR JOHN JoNEs.-Maior
John Jones, well known citizen of this State,
died at his residence near Middletown, at a
very advanced age lnearly 9O) Sunday. He
was soldier in the War of 1912; took an ac-
tive part in the enterprise of a Washington
mnnumant
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

If were weary washerwoman with sore hands
and weak back. should pray that the man might
be ever blest that invented Moore & Bros "Wil.
mington City Soap" sent
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

LAND SALE.-The real estate of the late
Morris Collins, in Thoroughfare Neck, five
miles from this town was sold last week by p.
s. Collins, Executor The 125 acre farm was
purchased by r. Fl. Armstrong for $l5. % per
acre; the rs acre farm by j. A. Derrickson
for SO per acre.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

GEN. ROBERT +. ILEE- PorIrrrAL yuw.
to the repor: i;ia. Governor Ins,
Walker, Of Virginia, had invited General Joo
to attenda conference on political ma,ter< wv ,U
Lynchburg Irgtnian says: '''
We can assure our contemporary that ,Io..
is no danger that General lee will dr fnoi; y
act: lie is no politician, and has no iln, ~,
believe, of embarking upon such a stormy sao W.
That ne Is sincerely devoted 10 the intcrr,t a. a.
Virginia, no man can doubt That he jcs;,. WI
reconstruction, and would advise his poonI,.,
put themselves into practical relations wiki >,
federal or as it is now called the national ,o c't
ernmcnt' we have every reason to believe r.
he will notenterinto any c0nclaye of nOt;c;o"uu' u'
The people would not desire it cv,n if Gon
Lee were willing to compromise his prcsen, 'ru ,,
sition to crafty that wish, 1t is proper ~, "
add in this connection, that there i, no reaso 10
to believe that such meeting as that refcrSu44
to was ever suggested-perhaps not thourbtt %
by Gov. Walker" S"' Vi
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
Errors Of Youth,

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful inieTetg
will sake of suffering humanity send free to all VINO
need IT, the receipt making the
which cured Sufferers wishing to profit by The az
vertsers experience do BY addressing perfect CONN
dence, JOHN d. U"pLLNi
nyl9ly No ~ Cedar street. Ne" lWA
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

3J DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRH trent.
ed with the utmost success, by }. lsAACs NJ D., ana
Professor Of Diseases Of the Eye and Ear in the MedI'
cal College OF Pennsylvania. l2 yeats experience,
Qormerly Of Legion, HOlland,) No. sJ5 Arch Street,
PhIla. Testimonials can be seen at his office. The
medical faculty are invited to accompany their pa
uents as he has no secrets in his practice Artificial
eyes inserted without pain. No charge for e1smina
ton jel7.ly
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

A GENUINE WOMANs RIGHTs WOMAN
The lady delegates to the Woman Rights Con,
vention, now in session at Newpor:, paid a
visit on Saturday to Ida Lewis, the heroine of
the lighthouse, the brave girl to whom pcrso,
nal peril is as nothing when fellow being 5
life is in danger. Probably they expected to
enlist her in the service of their mission. If
they did they must have been disappointed to
hnd her exercising woman's right to perform a
portion of woman's duties. These ladies'
who were no doubt inflated with the speeches
they intended to make at the next session in
behalf of womans right to the franchise and
all that stuf-found this gallant woman, the
OF occupation can we suppose? Assisting her
mother at the washtub u We hope that the
lady delegates will profit by the lesson acci
GdentaIly taught them by this noble girl, who
has done more in the service of humanity
within the past five years of her Young iife
than all the spouting at conventions can accom-.
pIish in a century.-M Y Herald.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

Some of the preachers at the Martha Vine.
yard Camp meeting have, through the news.
paper published on the ground, received a
hint that they are inordinately "long- winded, -
and that they bore" the congregations. Con.
sidering that the hest Sermon ever preached in
the world may be read in less than five minutes.
we think it might be as well for clergymen to
follow the immortal example set before them
nearly two centuries ago. When a speaker
has, perhaps unconsciouslY, wandered into the
twenty-ffthlies, or swenty-sixthlies, he
may be sure that even those of the audience who
have not lapsed into decided somnambulism,
are listening with no more than one ear each.
An excellent pastor of the last generation, in
Boston, who is still affectionately remembered
there, rarely permitted himself to speak for
more than fifteen minutes
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

MAGNOLIA WATER-SuperiOr to the best imported
"erman Cologne. and sold at half the price. sep9y
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
FOR - A L e

49, A well-built two story FRAME hOOonSi gonS
EAiiH ls by 36, with two-story Kitchen OacA, s ,u
iI Cellar, paved with brick, excellent water GI un.
der The piazza, situated the east side OF the If
ware Railroad, about five hundred yards scutn If
Dover Depot. There is on the place variety ~. -
choice fruit such as Apples, Pears Peaches, rta ,S
Cherries, and some of the FINEST CRAZE, ,.r,
THE STATE. The lot contains nearly an A'''
of Ground. Inquire of
J.B. SMITH, Postmaster,
.ur1aA,. Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01

The Fall campaign has been opened in earn.
est by Messrs. Strawbridge 4 Clothier, as will
be seen by their advertisement in this issue, at
their mammoth Dry Goods Establishment,
Eighth and Market Sts., Philadelphia. To
open the Fall Trade, they offer Five Thousand
Pieces OF Muslins bought under market rates
for cash, and offered at less than their usual
low prices In Shirtings and Sheetings, I'm
beached and Flannel Goods they cannot be
excelled, in quantity, quality and lowness Of
out an immense stock of ne,0 and desirable
goods from the leading manufacturers of this
country and Europe. Among them a choice
assortment will be found of Rich Silks and
Dress Goods of every description, of the most
fashionable and latest designs, also large sup
ply of American and Foreign Prints, as we'll as
a large stock of low priced goods in this line.
Purchasers will do we'll to give S. & G. a call.
Smyrna times., 1869-09-01
Needles Compound HemIOck Plaster,

Yours, very truly. T. p. CRAWFORD.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-25
Washing Dishes.
From The Hearth and Home.

From the Hearth and Home.
have had dreary times with my
dishes. Clearing up" is the penalty
Of dining. Welt for those who have
only to strike one bell note and then
sail away to Tranquil parloTs, leaving
the disheartening ruins OF the feast to
faithful servants, whose sober wishes
never learn to stray beyond dish
pans and orderly pantries; but for
that great middle world of hostesses
who have pleasant little dinners and
no servants, why try to say that dish
washing is pleasant, or mere tflHlng
duty, or anything but odlous and
gTovelipg2
The times are numberless when l
have wished my finances would per-
nit me to whisk up the table-eloth
and all It's contents-after picking out
q little favorite silver, maybe, and
hurting it down into some bOttomless
abyss from which there could be no
official returns.
Nothing but tho WantOn and bar
barrie profigaey of this plan-iron
stone being then at war prlces-prc-
vented me carrying It out.
just imagine the promptltude with
which the dining table would be
cleared
- My love the husband might
say, as the family rose from dinner,
let's go IN the parlor and have some
music
In one moment, dear, the wife
could respond, just wait till Dc
the Dishes
And then with one dextrous move
ment she could lift the cloth and its
contents from the table, hurl it away,
and the dishes would be done. "
But this, OF course, is nothing but
an agreeable phantasy. 80 far from
making it a reality, it Is shocking
enough to break even Oae dish. L
don't know how many times my heart
has leaped into my mouth oyer the
mere mishap Of dropping plate. or
losing my bold upon soap sUdsy
saucer.
Mistress or herself, tho china fail"
How dimly the world is aware of
the awful self-control depicted 10 that
one line!
Yes. indeed we not only refrain
from breaking dishes, but we wash
them over and over again, stoically
sometimes, but with pleasure very
rarely.
But, as 1 nave before animated, my
views Of this particular housekeeping
have undergone a change, and at this
writing / believe l have q plan by
which dishwashing can be made more
agreeable, and il is this: Always
have dishes that you Lowell
I think it is possible to regard Chi
ma afectionately, and to feel tender
interest in cut glass.
Hare China and cut glassl The
bestis the cheapest, TO say nothing OF
elegance. Happily many Of your SEN
sible housewife readers may not have
+Lis ret wcakness of nine weak
ness for frail. far China and clear
glisteuiug glass-but never shalt be
Iicve IL. LII that legendary old ser
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What Can You Get at Vlckery's?

z LBS. GOOD RIO COFFEE FOR
e ONE DOLLAR;
lbs. White Sugar for One Dollar;
lbs. Brown Sugar for One Dollar;
New Rafslns at . cents per pound;
Cocoanuts, Oranges, Almonds, &C..
New CitrOn, Currants Prunes, &c;
A great variety of Crackers, cheap;
Buckwheat Flour, Homtny, Gran berr les,
Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Game, &c;
Smoked Salmon and Halibuf;
Mess Mackerel; also Nos. 1, 2. and do;
Lamps, from % cents each to sI0-nice for
holiday presents;
Baskets Lar ge stock of Fancy Baskets
and Work Stands, cheap;
Lanterns-J ust the kind for dark nights
and muddy streets;
Pickles, sardlnes, Canned Goods, Sauces,
&c, &C.
All the above and a thousand other
things Tor sale low at
VICKERYS' STORES,
DELI % and IS Main St.
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RIOS 30 AND 1s MOMTrE UzrN sH.
Az The former now occupied Hv .IIII
Gardner q Co. wholesale DrV GOODS --H
OF the latter II. Re oman q Co. who a.aI..
Cloths, etc. occupy the 0rst DOR, ana. E ..z
balance OF this bu ldiue (whlcn rs aaH.a
rate) has been used as "a wholesale CI1fH.
Ing House by $. Gumbcrtg a. Co.
Each store IS - feet wide br IfI 'ert deco
four stories high, ~ Ola cellars geo. Iu IHH
clear under eslf-
loa11E sion gIVEs la1mrlIl.
TO r0OI tenants these
rented NasN LOW. AuuI-
IS E. 6IlEEEN
#MoicaaI
moVla sf $50. 81 Nur.f ..
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aTAsIFEsT- or the Steamer Fayette, from
Cairo 10 evansville, December a, Is89.-
Shefer, Kehr 3 Co bags wool; Hayhurst
& Co, 30 SACKS rye; N Dalzel, 10 bags dried
fruit; Baird & start, half barrel aggs. n,
HuRner, Jr, q Co, IL dressed hogs; =. Vieie
q Co, 1 deer: Mary Jemgau, lot piunder.
II Adams & Co, 8 bundles paper; Topf
Long d Co, bundles green hides, and =
bundles Of dry hides; SLeinbach, WacF q
Co, 20 bundles dry hides; Thos Kern Z
bundles dry hides, and ! bundle green
hides; Wm- Heiiman, wheel and cast
ing; W II Reed, box glass; Mrs Burats,
l lot plumber.
For NewouIgh--2 bblE apples.
For New Albany boxes, 2 chests.
For Cinclnnati-9 bundles sheep pelts, %
dry hides, p bundles green hides, barrel
OF tallow, IL barrels pecans, 0 bags fruit, l82
bundles paper, roll canvass, go hogs.
For Henderson sewing machine, II
hogsheads tobacco.
MANIFEsT Steamer West Wind.-I & D
Hermann. . bags coffee. lot iron. boxes
turkeys; II q BabcOck, 10 bags oats: Hum
phrey, Lewis q Co, % tierces lard, 200 bags
shorts, A barrels apples. sack feat hers.
SACK raEst bundle hides SD bags oars.
For New Orleans, pat OH an Mt. Vernon
q ~ Thomas O. son, Al42j pkgs bulk pork.
Is3 barrels flour, 70 dressed hogs 8s harrei5
lard. y barrels mess pork, 400 sacks corn.
81 Louis-llt sacks wheat,
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EVANSVILLE, EwDTARA.
Important Notice.

Portable Engines (saa1 mill size), and
Portable Circular Sac luis.