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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-13

TEA STORE.
ORIENTAL
TIE A s e 0 e e !
II. A. COOK
TAs NOW OPENED his NEW
- STORE, in the New Opera House
stock OF Fancy and Staple Groceries ever
offered In this city.
IT Il a =.
a IL grades, from the choicest to good,
- cheap Tea, and pledges himself TO sell
as low for the same quality as can be
bought in New York, OF any Tea Conn
COFFEESo
~HO. Old Government Java, Ceylon,
~ @ and DEFY eye cee e vii Sc
roasted every day and ground Tree OF
charge.
SUGARS.
0RANULATED, Crushed, Powdered,
~ Cut Loaf, Coffee, A, b, &C., at prices
that viii be sure TO suit.
SYRUPS.
"HHTE DRIPs. New York steam
~ Amber and Golden, at prices lower
than any time since the war.
Butter and Cheese.
EXTRA choice genuine Orange County
"a Butter. Extra choice genuine Goshen
- CHOICE ROLL BUTTER.
New York Factory Cheese to suit all
tastes.
Western Reserve Cheese
English Dairy
Pine Appls
Sap Sage and Eadam
All are asked to call and see what nns
goods, cheap prices and good qualities ara
offered at the
ORIENTAL TEA STORE,
NEW OPERA HOUSE
CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C.
rxREsH STRAWBERRIES,
Fresh Raspberries, Fresh BIackberries.
| Tomatoes - Peaches, extra.
" Peas, WINDSOR corn,
Lima Beans,
/ Chow CHOW, Imperial Hot Pickles;
Captain Whites Oriental Pickle,
/ 1f17lce OF HQt6S kCQGCIU OuUCc,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato Cdtsnp,
Assorted Shaker Preserves,
Pure Honey, Horse Radtsh,
French Olives, French Preserves. as
sorted, DC, Dc, at the
| OrientolT Tea Store.
Just i'm Time for the Holidays
| ~VTRA GROWN IMPERIAL RAJ
| - SINS, Jail bunches.l
Choice Layer Raisins, SultaDa RaisInsr
| Genoa Citron, Lemon Peel, Zante Cur
| rants French Prunes, White French
Grapes, (fresn,l first ever offered In tEe
| city.
Atpaore's Mince Pie Heat,
Shaker Preserves. GuGUa Jelly
French Olives, Scotch Marn1otdde,
French bastard (inlported),
DC, DC, at The
/ Oriental Ten store.
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corner First and Pine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (sal0 mall stze), and
Portable Circular Sd10 Mile.
Important Notice.

Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
saving with by the PorGible Circular Saw
Mill is from LIS to $50 pounds pressure per
SQUARE inch have reduced this amount
and require only from 60 TO 80 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Is not con-
Sfdered In the least dangerous, and Is, a.
the same time, more economical IN the
saving Of fuel, &C. We append the fouoW-
ing certificate of the FIRST OF my new style
Porte BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusaI of sawyers and all those desiring
TO purchase, and solicit @ call ana caref0I
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with vide tires and heaVy
iron axlea, easily drawn from place, and
always ready for operation In . lew hours,
or mounted on legs and wooden skidss or
MR. KRATz THE Portable Engine You
furnished me, consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine l
ever saw, runs light, uses % pounds OF
steam for running double % and ~ linen
circular saw mill TOR a common days Dus1-
meas. An average days ork. 500 20
1900 feat of lumber, sasyt v TN 70 pounds
Of steam. a JsCALDWELL1
Lynnvtlle Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
ana all other requirements.
nov l5-6EE y. AHA1A.
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! aFTOR'3 HAIR DYE.

adId Hair Dye Is the best in the
only true and perfect Dye /;
slable, instahtaneous; NO dis
a4it; no ridiculous tints: RENE
fleets of bad dyes; invfgorates
The Hair soft and beautiful,
BROWN. sold by all Druggists
ners, and properly applied at
Wig Factory, No. 16 Bond St.,
lea dwIy
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move Eoth-Patches. Freckles,
rom the face. use PeTTy's Moth
3 Lotion. Prepared only by DR.
z. Sold by all druggists.
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PILES ON THE FACE.

sdones, Black.worms or Grubs,
uptions and blotched disflguTa-
Q face, Use PerrY's COmedone
9 Remedy. Sold by all Dug
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IF EXCAVATION.

lIAE I'm Eks y n AWNs
y. Young Men, on Physical and
ervation-loss of bodily vtgOr,
nd ambition - the cause and
sanitary aid for the feeble and
Z. Sent free, in sealed envel-
-ess, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
ladelphia, Pa. mas 3m SIP N
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Tor 0tler River Ilenps, See Fourth Rqge.

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GIeanfngs from Our Exchanges.
PTrTsBURG. Commercial OF Thurs
day says:
The marks last evening indicated four
feet and swelling slowly. The prospect for
a rise Is not very dattering. Trade on the
landing was duu. 80.
wheeier building at Elizabeth. will soon
he ready FOR launching. She will be one
az the best adapted, money.making:boats
ahoat.
CrScINNATI-The Commercial OF Friday
says:
The Cherokee departed for New Orleans
with ESQ tons, and engagements below TO
Ill out. She is a new and neat Red River
cotton steamer, built at Louisville, and
owned and commanded by experienced
boatmen. The only objection that could
be made to this new craft Is that she hoats
so-called Confederate coiors from her jack
stafR-red. white and red-whfch was OBJ
served by all who visited the Cherokee
/ Yesterday, previous to her departure. The
boat we believe, is enrolled in Uncle
GaFn's CuEtono-h ouses
r4Tt IalU 81 eHEEs s.. #a8Ers
F1 f8r AA DL 81 iu fHh clsH III.
i oH3 eatues aa4 reAlfas 90 giiLsGurs
i Captain 59na z. 0evennE haa pr eatea
Is as one 0E tG1 steamer Robert AeN b
/ sons posters about five By seven inches %
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-02-17
CS.-as<szz..zsss
OTTER TAIL COUNTY.
fhe County Settling rp-.Mliis, stsr.a
ana schools-Mld Wealth Or and but.
Little ,sAesvr>Accidents. r, IS

'Hae county Settling Cp-Nliiis, st6r.a
ana schools-Mild Wealth Of and but
i. ~ snegwTAceidents. ~ ISL
8 ~ cIlrnzhAll, 3 Feb %, 1870. ii
EDlron JoplNA1.-0tter Tail county
ean hardly longer be considered q frontier
county, whilesimmigration is extending its.
lines tar to tho north and west. Four
years ago our nearest neighbors to the
north were fifteen miles of; to the south,
t"eA'y.hVe miles; to the west the red
men Now 1t begins to resemble on old
settled doqntrysand large izuieraticn is
expected the coming sp,ing. Some query
h5'onanypeop1e settle in Otter Tut,
county, where The Soils SO sandy. The
ropl9 reason, Ieaa. eesignris, that it only
seSee one season ITO raise crop on warm,
sandy soil, While low, swampy, clay su b.
soil needs about two seasons to get it in
good condition.. .'.,,.5 i...r tu
| MIR. Craisie is still running his mill, do.
ing good business, and giving satlsfac.
ton generally.
Two men at D. Mccauley's numbering
| camp were badly injured few days since
one by the falling Of limb, which struck
him on the forehead, outing severe gasl
ana knocking him senseless to the ground
tne other by . log rolling on him, leaving
him badly bruised. Both bid fair to re
cover in time.
5: J. Whitney is keeping a small store a
Chtnerall, and is doing fair business W
Corliss is teaching our school. Thirty fiv
scholars are in attendance, and are pro
crossing finely. The teacher is highly es
:eemed. 49,
The snow is only about eight inches dee
on the level, and with the exception of
very, few days the weather has been mil
and pleasant. 80 >.
+ Weheld meetings regularly every Sab
bath, <shd although We have no learned d
vines, yet; such light as we have is freel
, given. We hold open doors, with an in
, .itation t0'all who: love and desire til
: truth to come and examine for. themsely.
II they find. our principles good, the
can endorse them; if not, there's no con
pulsion. .i:,,4.i IT,. C.eWHITING.
H.. ,E*Thia settlement hold to the, AIormo
8 belief, as revealed by their prophet, 10
! smith.-ED1roR.]
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= - "
MAINE PRAIRIE:
Splendid Observation-Disclosures Revival
-Commenlable Liberality.

= 1 tt1MAtkHPnAinln, Feb. IA, 1870.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-THE JOURNAL
has fine circulation in this communi-
ty; perhaps fifteen copies Of it are taken
o,tbrea, Of any other publication recciv-
cd at this Office; and I presume the
majority OF your readers here are asao-
ciated with some one of the different
religions organizations and therefore
interested more or less in their prosper.
ity So, [ deem religious intelligence an
appropriate part of my correspondence.
One Of the most pleasant aud sue
cessful donation parties Of the season
occurred at the residence Of. Rev. Mr..
Thresher, in Fair Haven, On the 10th
inst. The day. was delightful; sleigh
ing excellent and every thing seemed
to contribute its part to render the &C.
casion one that viii long linger in mem
>ory: Mr. SAINT Dung and Dr.. Brown
conducted the arrangements in behalf of
the company, aod I must say exhibited
superior gallantry, which was admirably
reciprocated blythe accomplished l. lady
of tho house, Mrs. Thresher,, who
knows just how to render every one "at
horne" Mr.. Thresher has entered upon
his sixth year. as pastor. of the Baptist
church of Fair. Haven.
. The church has prospered under his
ministerial labo~s. and has grown into
an organization Of one hundred men,
bers, and upon each Sabbath good au-
dlences are IN attendance at the hours of
worship. IA handsome church edlfice
has been erected, which adds much to
the appearance o. the village and for
which the citizens should feel crate.
full. ';'< = 10y - ."':'
Mrs. Thresher, by invitation, rem
dcrcd three pieces in excellent style up
the piano, followed BY Miss Ada Dam,
with her usual ability, after which
Miss Louise Tobey, Of your city, per-
formed several fine pieces Of instrument
al music {! The Maine Prairie choir,
joined by some excellent voices of
Fair Haven, then gave Us choice music
for. the space Of an hour or more. The
occasion was marked with every feature
of respect; better order could obtain no
where, and after few appropriate re-
marks by Mr.. Thresher we left for our
BONES, feeling that VIC had passed a
pleasant aud profitable day. -.
Rev.. Mr.. Gleason, Of Clearwater,
has been conducting quite an interest
ing meeting in this community for the
past TWO weeks. Many were awakened,
and eleven persons have professed con-
version
Elder Parker Of Clearwater, is: an
nounced to assist Bishop Watkins in
the organization of church next Sab
bath. This gentleman, it is said, preach
es strange doctrines aad teaches GUS
toms which some think ire not lawful
for US to observe. How this is I will
net presume to say, but may have
something more to report of him.
Christians Of all the churches, at least
those represented in this community,
worship with each other in which 1
think they exhibited the spirit Of their
Master and d commendable liberality.
-" GAMMA.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC,

the st. Paul Dispatch claimss3to
have information that the Secretary Of
the interior has ruled that III land
grant railroads must be as nearly$on On
air line is the character Of tho country
will permit. This, it is informed wnt
throw the N'r'!l.rn p"cifc, far above
Grow Wing. (Thi, has siocc been
contradict, d.
The MINNEAPOLIS Tribune. Of Tues
[iaay seyS:S' = 81:
"Col. Iudcu,t's surveying party
tiett ts'is' city yesterday rrorn:u; FOX the
lpales ol5lhe ST.. Eonia, River where
they will be jo;ucd by the Colonel in a
day or two They will immediately
upon his arrival there 1ro, ced to make
a survey Of a line for the Northern Pa.
chic Railroad from the Dallcs to the
Red River Of the North. Capt. Smith
another engineer Of this road, is ex
pected to arrive here tonight. He will
organize another party, and start out or
the line as soon as all the necessary ar
engagements can be made.
The following dispatch, sent frou
: Fond au Lac on Tuesday, shows tina
work has actually begun:
Work on the Northern Pacific Rail
road commenced at noon to-day.
large number Of citizens Of Duluth as
sembled, and there was much rejoicing
Speeches were made by Gen. Spauld
, ing, Chief Engineer, and others. -.
The Northern Pacific Railroad in
tersects the Lake Superior ard Missis
sippi Railroad at the Dalles, and theme
: to Duluth.s zEisxENss*:%
The wheel, barrow which carried th
. first bad of earth is to be presented t
J. Jay Cooke.
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THAT Observation-Disclosures

:fa~PAYNEsv1LLE, Jan. 26, 1870. !;
!. ED1ToR JoURNA1s-By request of the
entire party, I ask for. tho publication: OF
the article written by the correspondent at
'Paynesville, and adverting 50 severely on
the conduct Of the church members who
danced during their minister's absence,
AS the personalities Of the communication
affect us only, we: venture to ask its publ
eaten. # you can do so,4please give the
authors mamie with the article.
Respectfully,
.. - ':'1 F. B. LAYCoCK.
with the above request,
which is supposed, as stated, TO embody
the wishes of.the whole party, we give
herewith the communication just as, re-
ceiyed, with few orthographical correc-
lions. We incline to- the belief that both
parties would have acted more more wisely in al
lowing it to remain quietly deposited in a
pigeon hole. / 1t must be distinctly under
stood that this letter is not 10 be made the
cause of newspaper discussion on the
subject involved, at least, not in these col.
umns: EDITOR 49,.
EDITOR 'JoURNAL.-I was at what was
called-a dance last New Years night, or q
night substituted forit. Twas disgusted
with the thing The young men would
dance with their overcoats and caps on,
and they would try to see which could
make the most noise. If they wanted a
lady TO dance with them they would erat
her by the hand and pull her out on to the
ttoor, whether she was wiling or not. The
Clique was composed mostly Of members Of
the Methodist Church; SO suppose that
Was one reason for their acting SO uncult;.
waited They had been, kept under close
subsection while the minister was around
with them $50 T. suppose they felt like
prisoners let out Of their cells, without any
guards. This is one point that the preach
ers have Il SUPPOSED for doing all they
can TO abolish dancing; but think thai
IT they would allow their members to
dance d little more they would not act 50
disgraceful.. when they. did. Now, if.
should 60 around the country trying as
hard to get converts for dancing, and run
down the churches, a. much as the Meth
odist preachers do, I would not be the
least mite afraid but what I would get two
TO one; for 1.have better grounds to work
against them on. than they have me; for
they pretend to be what they are not and l
don't, =,
Now, So in to a good church that is con-
Quoted right, and see if it is not helm
and blessing to the world and to the PEG
pie: Then 60 into one that is made.a meek
OF and does it do any good No; not in
the least: And SO Is dancing; you 20 to a
good. civil dance that is conducted right
1t il edifyiqg; but. 60 to one that is not,
and 1t is diegrace to the community and
all that attend to the Same. If any one
ean,t 60 to dance and behave, themselves
they had better stay at home with theii
money and take lessons in etiquette. :
Your Dancing Friend,
GEO. II. GEER.
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bill Of an individual named Close,
Ono relation to "or close,") for lOnat.
ing the Third State Normal School to
St. Cloud, was ipgloriously postponed
for an indefinite period. This style Of
opposition was, from the beginning. too
silly TO warrant its meeting with any
more considcrate treatment. ~
y y days later Eiseatea ciphers the lit
tic problem over again, and makes tho
FUN SS4u.
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: 3: M. q. MURPHY: Z. & CO...
T. Burbank & Povelrs Brick Block, =
St. GERMAN st., St. Cloud
THE BEST YET.

t9:0ne Of the oldest established and most
popular stores in the upper county is JOS.
.lks'da l Mr.. =. keeps none but the
best goods, buys for cash, and sells at the
lowest marx Jet prices. For dry goods,
dress goods, clothing, hats, caps, boo pi.
shoes, crockery, choice groceries, or any, aili
thing you want; 80 to Bdelbrock's... s:';2>.,
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! g; Cloud, Feb, 10th, 1870, -,
III, Ae,ooo,e o9 AcREs OF LAND

Presented to Ii. Northern Pacific d !. Raj.
road BY Congress. The road success success; !;
'andzAllsn 4 Russell continue to sell their
:goods cheap - eyer. Call and see their
stock ct drugs, groceries, &c., all: Of: the
. choicest quality. It is. no mistake about
their selling more goods than shy other
house in the city. " '@';.''' ','''' ,S."sT"
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vox Popuu.-Tho voice Of the People is unanimous
praise Of ono thing at least that is Morse's Root
Pills, and it is we'll deserved. The best remedy in
the world for almost all diseases that act the hli.
man race, they act directly the blood. stomach
and bowels. Keep your blood pure by an OCCASIONAL
dose of these Pills and you will not be sick. The
blood is tho lifc keep pure by using the only med
Root Pills. Use tho Morse's Pills in all cases of
Blliousness, Liver Complaints Female Irregularities
Headache, Indigestion, &c. Sold by all Dealers~,s
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:! DIED,

Ills sly siityy, % the 5th If dropsy, JIM 1sx;s.
Bo~Es, aged forty years! GO: o:'' e -
Ion thsa14sh 'iasN;; i'd this. city; MAh1,
Nits.ofi Andrew Lassep, aged 20 years. 9
ni[MtE., l Larson desires e. return his .ia'
c.re th s. to the many kind friends Who
rendered Uniting assistance ed during 11he
paihtai innss6s; Of III, Wife. ]7co}"'''ao a'''
! yd.i.d o1t s:- -.e.! ,-1-4uI *. liz
sEsy1z.RE WIND sToR s,477 N, EEFdi{a!,,y
afternoon she wind began 1lj 70 rise Tsnd
dariegii thp,tt ' adfQf1ernosaan evening end
night blew With undated ftotee. r~Ne
snow fell, but what was on the ground
rs sb ,,dly' drittsed.o IT, The raiirqad TFas
bioekaded, 8 hat no :trslnnI left Here e.Sie Of
satprd snostning, alnd Tie v pp!tr . on
Frdiy w a, Compelled 10 leave portion
of ia cars ID Order to ~ g;et through.
AZ engine iie' ana SNOW ~ plox Started from
ST: Paul % Saturday, but We're thrown
ii he track and and the plow~' - WRECKED
tie SNOW being packed Ike dry Sand.
On Sabbath The tt train started S4f1oma,
this end with men who shovcled their
way as.they weut, and on; m onday af-
tern 'en train reached e' here from 4.,sstt,
Z ssia a7ol, .aR Ill. d.i1: I'D eT2u.
- M1Nxfs0iTAr As IT Is TN $780,
This is The title Of Mr.. =: wv: mo
Clung's new book, :. COPY IF which We
have received It contains about Three
tandred pages Of reading matters aud
ID this space il comprised all tho ;nfors
nation any reasonable manscould pos
silly desire ,e,o,noernioz'' Minnes0ts, III
gsograph2;i.,i ttolp'tog;r.phy, climats,,d soil;
citizens resources, p1oddtts:' of'social
addaanagei!" sfuch otofi this, ;espeeia]ly
Whit cSdceAfa1s, TIE b9ae 6cxl 1edacts; Il
th;4f climate, III great future 'of:ths
State, tie sgd eli couaa If society
a1d kindred fsadljeets,; is ;caodmpilld FROM
ths testimony 'iofserssslerst aud tourists
Who have spokea and atritten conceru,
ine, ther observations here The Sta,
tistieal information y made Up from
ST Sial authorities; and the detailed De:
sctip tion' of each county IL furnished
byaotasl'residsnts.it Ills just such i
boek u aysr5 ioneraee]sswho desires to
chain, the fullest eed @est reliable in;
formation concerning Minnesota, in all
it's FEATURES. Prtce, SITS ID cloth |
binding ;a$l.2 IS in piper; i handsome |
township mas lin oolors,p50 cents extra:
Address j. w. 1bleGlupgs st. Paul. ~
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aRoCERiEs! aisoCERlEi;s.j !:

To more fully accommodate tho wishes
: q & our ~ many customers, We; have opened
and offer for sale an entire fresh stock Of
groceries Of superior quality. Without
giving prices, our customers are assured
that they can slwsys buy Of US 1t tho 1ery
slowest :yrice. We will nut be tundsrsold.
go, e., i,,J..y: PICKIT, ABBOTT.
st. Cloud. Feb. 10Th. 1870
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Slight Difference.

! TO TIL: OrFicERs OF THE UNION FAIR The under
Sfgn'si, "nr Special Committee Sewing Machines
rIou :AFllat it was agreed, by tho Agents repre-
scntnS Lac two competing Ma :ii.e>, Ia, render ~
your tnnit'tee III writing. the peculiar POINTS on
which e%y tr,se.l their .1.n Of superiority, AMI
in teSn; The lnachineS, each Ioin: to lie taken
separately, aud after fair trial. nd llSl to tire bss1
Of ability. Each Agent presented his Claims il
due form For the Wilcox d Gibbs Machine THIRTY
PINE distinct aims male for its superiority,
MI Of .il. thorough and impartial trial, were
sustained. For the Competing borRLE-THREAD Ma
chine. .IH; Ten Presented, TWO of which werr
sustninri.-FS gne..l s. D. TICKER L. 9. Cg.xp-
NEY, J. NHAkLG.K, JUDGES.
- G- a.
WusSy ADAM i.fve,tand Eve span, disease wa, nn-
knOWnst Ecsllatstime the race has degenerated
and ut the present time mankind is afflicted with
many diseases, yet if people would take medicine
upon the first symptoms OF disease which would pass
direct to the afflicted parts apd restore healthy actio"
thereto ,tsy wofd greatly prolon2 their lives. We
'elicve DR.. Jnlsons Mountain Herb Pills t" be thu.
best and most Universal Of Medicines. They should lie
| ons Disorscrs.- Dyspepsia, &c: Use THE Mountain
Herb Pill, and by fair trial consinc" yourself oil
, their efficacy. Sold by dealers. nod
FoR REkT.-A good store roog, in. the
best business part of the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business.
Rent moderate Inquire Of, uo ac.>.
ST. /Cloud, July 90, 1869. '-,0''' -
iAsa 3 : = $
IS ::.---Col. Il. II. Pratt, Of: 81. Peter,
.d:ea suddenly l&t WEEK. s: : '...,.. .
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i,:--:7h is not toe late to buy = first. class
stove e, It Rsosenberger Bros. 49,. o.. q, :.y
All kinds Of shelf and heavy hard ware,
cheap; at RosenSetger Bros. ~ = III
DO not for get to examine the patent crcsa-
cut saws at Rosenberg sr9Bros., before buy7
1hat NV vsi;shEI t;oi>sa4' 1t kcseneerxer
Bros.ois the greatest invention cut. -.
60 and sec. .&r:..,t 80
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WANTED

t; $780, 900 worth5of FMrs and Hides at H.
Hepner's old stand, st. GERMAN street,
f Fey which !li' the highest New York, market
price viii be paid in cash. I '.''