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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-11-24

oe Ak Az IsOlDEsT OF qrsT,
vi all the anecdotes tnIa AAsE Rlst,
have not read OF heard " Gen. u
quiet humor of his charao;y,.' aoy 'aa' ii.
we can supply. VIA. her aa1 I,
camped around IIapersa,-o,'.ss a-,'s tas an,
Iyland campaign, we wers ,S~a y. 70 tie d
rear guard, commanded an b,. serving -
Ist Georgia regulars. a cflcs J
gnare G5raa,5 and and some so had sa5.i.5sSi' .a.i'
green corn. etc, and no ,s.: 1s.s.s1 oa /,
issued TO Us in that tim. ''Ioo' i..'
hTagerst9%n' az asS We passed By the y ~ al9ai
fore it, apparently in s 5ss,, up a1l h,
The Georgia officer sai5 j.. 'uoGsa'.
zen ;dn Lee Lee and complain that IN sl !
lons' and ask for an or6e, ' g l ai7sc
5 not disturb him he has epoga1 n, .a'' ).
advised. Yes. I will, . .g1g1 ,si5 p 9io3JI
he halted the command and ~. ,l' q
General, who looked m lpPTass
anu S@'d Vel. captain vi, .a,-
General, . said tie officer 3,, g-4t al. : il
and pights l have been Isra ~ -... ..' '-,
100 men and so prisoners. ai,t.l @..a q
of food whatever" "'-,s:E
Rapidly General II, rs,,.,
sir. is it possible. Yun ,ra - u
been searching for. Wslk ~, ~ nan
once. and impart to me the ,-.o .. ny
you subsist men without tooS are: 3
blen that has given ne mo- hRl
all others. With your r.. ,a''-
dispense with these lopy 80 ,-' g
ali the troubles wc ars II ~ tt5 y ai1
Walk in and let me hear 50 v.'--,.. og'-..
which is sure to obtain orr ...' ''-''
The officer Of the Ge9rgi, .,,.'' ~,
at Lee in amazcment and - So
he lifted bis hat and turps5 - ','1-' - Z, 4
and the word FOrwardp rr. -s
emphasis from his ius. VIZ
forward until bis aunihilstel
the Army Of Northern Yirg;-.. ) e; {:
recuperate. he was never k5--,.'A ~ :
or grumble. and a radical 49,. y "a
acter was completely cured 4, 4.
hGmor Of General Lee. ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-11-24

SD Sold by Druggists and Dealers eyerv-
where. Beware of counterfeits. Ask for Helm
bold's. Take no other. PRICE-$I.a5 per bottle.
or six bottles for $3.50. Delivered to anv ad-
dress. Describe symptoms in all commp,ico
tions.
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az M. LLOYD & co.

BANKERs, ALToONA. Pa
Drafts on the principal cities and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made
Moneys received on deposit, payable on de-
mand, without interest, or upon time. with
interest at fair rates. an3l.
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g T. MES HOTEL,
- Conducted on the European Plqn.1
405 & 407 LIBEaTY STREET. oppos,1.y, ~,
UNION DEPOT. PITTsBURGH. pa
AHES K LANAHAN p-o
This House is newly built and ST rlepdidIv
furnished, and convenient to all the Rail,
roads coming into the city. The Restaurant
CONNECTED with this Hotel open at all hours
cf the day and night roct - .IU
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LLOYD s. co., Rankers,

H1 EBENsBURG, Pa.
Gold, Silver. Government Loans, and
other Securities, bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Time deposits. Collections made
in all accessible points in the United States
and general Banking business transacted
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-22
DATLY JOURN AL
ruEsnAY. EEBRUaEY q. $50.
WE have noticed the railroad move

WE have noticed the railroad move
ment in Ohio, BY which it is proposed
to open up new line to the South
via Piqua, Ohio. Seymour or Mitchell
and Evansville, reviving the old San.
dusky project, and diverting lis south
ern terminus from Louisville to this
city We learn that letters have also
been received recently in this city,
proposing a new route to the North
east, differing both from this and the
old Straight Line project They sug-
gest that a route is highly practicable
from this city via Petersburgh, Wash
irgton, through Greene County, a
little east of Bloomfield, Bloomington
to Martinsvi,le. and thence connect
ing with Indianapolis.
We simply mention these facts,
as strengthening the conviction
which has been growing with our citi-
zens and the railroad men abroad that
Evansville needs greater facilities of
CON munication towards the North
and East The completion Of the
Nashville Road and the vigorous com
mencement of the Carmi Road will
force the construction of line in that
direction at no distant day.
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BRAINS AND MUSCLE ". s.
Clark, Esq, President Of the Mass
achusetts Agricultural College. IL his
recent report offers the following sen.
sible remarks:
Some persons appear to lock upon
the contented performance Of coarse
and difficult manual labor with a sort
of respect, and to regard with suspicion
any attempt to avoid or relieve it, as
indicative OF laziness. But q desire
for improvement lies at the foundation
of all progressNn the arts, and by the
intelligent efforts OF men dissatisfied
with the methods of the past, agricul
ture is rapidly rising toward the dig
nifty and physical comfort OF learned
profession. How much more mind
and how much less muscle is SOW
called into requisition in the various
operations of husbandry than twenty
five years ago. In preparing the soil. +.
In planting, In cultivating. in hsying,
10 harvesting, in threshing, in the
management of the dairy; in fact, al
most everywhere, intelligence is the
principal thing, and mere brute force
comparatively worthless The old
prejudice against thoughtful, studious
and progressive men, as book farmers
and fancy farmers, ha8 at length been
overcome By the mass of printed mat
ter which pours its light into ever
household, and by the numberless
improvements which have been de-
monstrated to be not merely expen-
sive luxuries for the rich ,lbut of price
less value to every tiller of the sol" ="
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County Railroad app rOpr rIatlOns.

=
The constitutionality Of the act of
of the last Legislature Of Indiana,
providing for railroad appropriations
by taxation, has been seriously ques-
toned by many lawyers, and is likely
to be soon tested before the Supreme
Court. A case was argued last week
in the Parke County Circuit Court,
which we suppose will involve all the
points of constitulionality. A COM
plant was filed setting up that the
appropriation law was unconstitution-
al, aud consequently, the tax recently
voted in Parke county was illegal, and
an injunction was prayed against the
assessment and collection Of Il g same.
The arguments were upon a demurrer
to the complaint, which demurrer the
Court sustained, and the case will go
to the Supreme Court for final decis-
ion. Judge Claypool aud Hon. Jos.
f. Mcdonald made lengthy and, it is
said, very able arguments before the
Court.
1t is under the provisions of this
law, we believe, that the Commission
ers Of Vanderburg county have levied
the two per. cent. tax for the Carmi
Railroad, and the result of this suit
will, therefore, be highly important
to US, as we'll as to almost every other
county In the State
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We have been gratifed to learn
from several of our merchants. re
Gently from New Orleans, that the
business of that city is very greatly
improved and rapidly enlarging, and
that it is beginning to regain its for
eign export trade aud shipping, lost
during sthe war. Evansville and all
the Great West looks to New Orlerns
as the natural outlet TO foreign mar
kets, and it is highly desirable that a
cheaper route for our products be es-
tablished than the rail shipment via
New York or other Eastern cities.
We regret, therefore, to learn that
there is dauger of New Orleans losing
its foreign commerce, owing to the
Instructions at the mouth of the
Mississippi. As an instance, the ship
Loretta Fish. bound to Liverpool,
has been detained inside the Missis
sippi bar four weeks for want of suf.
6cient water to cross the bar. There
were altogether. on the Both ult., {
feet Of some thirty y-fve vessels at an
chor above or below the bar, waiting
a rise OF water TO get up to New Or
leans, or to leave it. These deten
tions result in serious loss to shippers
aud must seriously initiate agains
New Orleans 10 the Increasing
endeavors of Mobile to attract
the Mississippi trade from .hel
neighbor unless something is done
to remove these distractions
As the railroad connections with Mo
bile are increased, thus placing her il
closer connection with the interior, i
will naturally draw from New Orleans
her foreign trade, unless ships are re
lieved from the distractions at tha
port, which, at present. there appear
J but little probability Of. While Con
gress is voting hundreds Of thousand
of dollars towards the improvement
of the harbors of the Eastern eoas
and the Northwestern Lakes, th
great Mississippi Valley demands tha
liberal appropriations be made to kee
open and uuobstructed its great natu
raj outlet to the ocean.
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ceNDENsED rELEGRAMy.

TUEsDAY, February Y
Chief Justice Herman of Connect.
icut, died at Cheshen. yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Cary lies dangerously
i'll at her residence In New York.
The Royal River paper mills at
Yarmouth, were burned on Sunday.
The weather at Detroit, yesterday,
was the coldest of the season. Mer-
curry e below zero.
The mercury at Indianapolis rang
ed at sixty degrees below zsrO, yester-
day morning.
The Chicago Post contradicts the
rumor Of Senator Grimes serious
| illness.
TIE proposition to build a Mormon
church in Williamsburg is creating
considerable indignation among the
people OF that city.
The extensive saw mill of Hill,
| Lennon & Co., In st. Louis. was
burned on Sunday. Loss $50 900.
Insurance $4,000.
The Mormors held another enthu-
sias ic NEE ting 10 Williamsburg, near
4 New York, ou Sunday, with preach.
ing Is one of the newly arrived EN-.
isaries from Salt Lake.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-The Telegraph
is assured that Lord Derby will &C
cept the Conservative leadership IN
the House of Lords
Barring Brothers have introduced
on market the Massachusetts, loan for
the Fishkill Railroad
The Times indicates a feeling Of in
creased security on the part of the
Irish Tenants since the Commission
ers for examining the system visited
the country.
ALEXANDRIA,, Feb. p, 4 p.m.-It
is now said that the uniform depth of
water In the canal is only 19 feet, in
stead of 20 as before reported.
PARIS, Feb. 21.-Conacripts in the
camp, at Lyons, yesterday, sang Mar
sellaise, andmade other noisy demons
trations.
A grand fete, at Tuilleries, last
evening, in honor of Arch Duke Of
Austria.
The annual report of the French
Gable Company, and comments upon
the retrospective character of Ameri-
can policy in relation to that company,
have been made public.
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Kashingfon Items

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The Pres
ident approved the Military Academy
appropriation bill, and the bill giving
Bridges Battery Association at Chi
cago certain captured cannon.
Logan, from the Committee on Nil
itary Affairs. has reported a resolution
that b. +. White man, representative
from the 1st Congressional District Of
South Carolina, has been influenced
by improper motives in the disposal
OF his appointments to West Point
and Annapolis Academies, and should
be expelled.
The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate to day
Geo. Ii. Hand, of Dakota, Secretary
of Dakato; d. Fl. Batchel dore, U. S.
Consul at Londonderry.
General Joseph j. Reynolds has
officially notified Adjutant General
Townsend, that the Legislature of
Texas, has ratified the 13Eh, 18th aud
18th Amendments.
The Executive Department will be
closed from noon tomorrow, Ia honor
of Washington birth day.
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News from HaytI.

NEW York, Feb. 21.-The United
States steamer Nantucket, has noti-
fed the authorities in Haytien Forts,
that st. Domingo is under American
protection. and at the Same time Gen.
eral Coceras. son of Baez, went with
5000 men to the Haytien frontier.
The rumor is, that be will demand
satisfaction Of the Haytiens for their
late occupation of Dejabon. in the
Dominican Territory.
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by healthy and active vital organs,
oxygenated and vitalized In we'll ez-
panded lungs, and kissed by the life
giving sunlight on the surface of the
warm cheek. She who will have the
color she covets on any other terms
must buy it Of the apothecary, and
renew it every time she makes her
toilet
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A Liberal OfieF.
Your Money Promptly Refunded if
Satisfaction is not Rendered.

You are hereby invited to call and got a
bottle of FINK'5 MAGIC OIL at any of
the leading Drug stores in Evansville
with the definite understanding that your
money shall De promptly IefanGed il 10
snould fail IN either of tins following cases
Rheumatism, NeuralZia, Headache, Ear
ache, ToOtnache, Lame Back. Diarrhea,
Collie, Sore Throat, Luag or Liver Conn
taint, Corns, Chill biatns, and Bunions.
AS 10 he merits OF this valuable remedy
refer You To Rev. James Hill, Dr.. Cloud,
Mrs. 70 +. Wheeler, Mrs. William Bedford,
and Mr. J 4. Glover, OF this city, and
thousands Of Others, if needed.
A. w. SMITH,
febZ25t Agent Vanderburgh Co.
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Flne Storts for Ranf.

gEvHE WHOLE or no. 80, AND THE
& second, third, and fourth stories. and
oue-half of cellar of No. 33, North First
street; in the best wholesale portion of
this city. Each store is % by l4U ef four
s; ories nigh. " tn cellars feet in the clear
under each stores finely finished. Posses
tton given Immediately. To good tenants
we will rent these stores very low.
=. e GILBERT q Co,
~ hOlesale GrOceFs,
de2O d2m No. 81 North irat Street,
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Administrator,a Nniiea.

DTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, thst
the subscriber has beeu appointed
fuali6ed as administrator Of the estate
Gorge p. barron, late ol EvansN lie,
deceased.
GEORGE JOHNSON, A mr..
.cinnati, January 20, 1870 tfel wSt
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It contains all the News of the Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and BY
n all.
variety Is the Spice of Ltfe,'' and every
issue of the JOURNAL is full Of a variety OF
News, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports of the Markets of
all the commercial centers of the country
Its Reports OF the Evansville Mark cts
are always prompt and reliable
1t aims TO be a reliable General News
paper, and TO be ahead of all others in
every respect
The aim OF its Editors is to make it the
paper for the people; instructive 20 all /;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, the me-
chanic; household companion the
politicians guide-ia fact. to make it as
nearly EVERYBoDY's paper as possible.
RtUer Hen i0tU f,ad our Reports not e1-
celEed by any paper IL the great Mtsgfssfpps
HdHeyt
Our faoilities for d9ing al kinds of
Job Printing for Steamboats, are an
eQualed.
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CONCORD n. H FEBRUARY 2l IL
The dwelling Of James Green at
South Chester, was burned last night
His wife persisted in the flames.
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"a VOID QUACEKs.-A victim OF early
Ia tmpruaence, causing nervous debili-
ty, premature ds cay &c, has discoVer a
simple means Of cure, which he viii s. nd
frea TO his fell OW-s ffsrers. Address j. II .
REEVES, IS \ assau Street, New York.
Oc22 " 0m SDN
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Digsolution Of Copartnershin.

IN DakGE kS hEREhK GIVEN. that
4N the copartnership heretofore existing
name of Altering Il Bromlnelhaus, Saw
MIL prOprletors, dealers in Lumber, has
been dissolved b y mutual consent. Henry
Btommelhaus ettres from the firm, and
ii. & =. Altering Will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand. Ali persons know
Ing themselves indebted TO said firm are
requested to call and settle without delay.
HENRY AHLhRLNG
j. b. AHLBRING.
HENRY BROMMELHAUS
Evansville, February 10, 1870. field d2w
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EARLY ROSE POTATO.

EETE OFFER this truly excellent pota-
Wv to at the low price OF s. per barrel
or bushel; also,
RAMSDELL'S NORWAY 7 OATS
at 81 per bushel. Our stock
FIELD. GARDEN asa RIO WzI2 SEEDS
Is now completed, priced catalogues az
which we win send on application, Ad-
dress b. FL. STAIR & co,
Cleveland Seed store.
fe9-dIm Cleveland, Ohio.
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Attorneys for p alntiRs.

Blessed is the man who invented
ep." says SanchO Panza. Still more
.ssed is fhe man who invented the
ans of remedyiDg the neglect and mis-
fune that changed my locks gray before
lime, OF reaped the harvest of my hair
re the season OF my decay. 10 BAR
- VFGFTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
It be ascribed merits possessed by few
5ne of the usual remedies for Ialdness
Premature Gray Hair The teStimo-
OF its efficacy are numerous aLd ire
chabIe. fjy6SpN W
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ceived for presentation to the Senate,
a beautiful volume containing the
Lords Prayer, in one hundred differ
ent languages It was received snd
ordered to be placed in the Congress
sional Library. Wilson intro
duced Joint resolution, prohibiting
speeches not actually delivered. being
printed il the GIo5e. which passed
-........The bill to preserve the har-
bors of the United States against en-
croachment. vas taken up and dis
cussed,
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eelIlng 0nt at 80.

a am about to make chance Al fha
- house, offer nay entire stock o. fluer
gooIs below cost, 40 consists in Lldfes7
aHd Cnlldren.s Worsted Hoods; also. 10
Ladies Breakfast Shasls and Hos er
Laces and All kinds OF j lFImmlngs.
Henc forth we Will keep always on fIeilt
good stock OF Millinery Goods and lfa-
man Hair GO ds- Particular attention
paid 10 Hair MorE. Braids made Of combs
iAgs. Stamping Is also done here
a. q. SASsENGUT.
NO. IS west side OF Nam Street be Weal
First and Second. Evansville, Ind.
jan24-fm
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A Wonderful SALT Mine.

The great Humboldt salt mine,
near Austin, Nevada, is described by
a California paper as looking like a
lake frozen over. The salt is as hard
aud smoth as ice. Were it not for
fne particles which are condensed
from vapors arising from beneath,
and which cover the crystalline salt to
the eepthRt perhaps one-eighth of an
inc. it would make an excellent skat-
iD1 rink at all times of the year, ex
Cept on the very unfrequent occasions
when it is covered with water. The
expanse of crystalized salt is no less
than twenty miles in length and twelve
in breadth, without break or flaw
for the greater portion of that extent.
The stratum of solid salt is about six
or seven inches thick, under which
comes layer ofsticky, singular look
ing mud, about two feet thick, and
under this again another stratum Of
solid salt, as transparent as glass, of
which the depth has been found IN
some parts to be six feet. la summer
this salt plain, glittering and scintil-
lating In the light of an almost trop
ical sun, presents brilliant appear.
ance. The frosty covering and solid
salt is as white as the snow, while the
crystalline portion, when exposed, re
fleets dazzling prIsmatic coiOrs. This
immense deposit is remarkably pure.
being 50 per cent. of salt and per
cent. of soda which is purer than
what we commonly use Tor our tables.
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Notice cf Dissolution of eopartasI
shin.

7AY SbVECE IS HEREBY Given. LaaE
AS the partnership heretofore ex sting
in the furniture business, in bvaueriiit-
Indiana, between Ferdinand Easees Far-
diuaud Weber,, Henry Sfol1z. nna fu.
undersigned, Christian Miller, was nls-
solved on the Dist uay OF January 1870.
having expired by Inhalation in tha Irfi-
Giles OF nartnershtp-
Until ruaeiFef shail ha app1infe
bus ness Wti Da lanH Had bE the
auCd. SIS lsual.
GGit E4AN MfLE
January e $500. l2 atf
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BLACKBERRIEs AND RAsPBERRIEs.
Why We PRUNE THEM BY adopt
ing judiciOus system Of summer pru-
ming or pinching off the young shoots,
we can n axe the plants more stocky
and keep them in moderate limits,
and at the same time increase the
quality and quantity of fruit bearing
branches, Pruning in early spring Is
usually done for the purpose of les
sening the number of fruit buds,
giving to those that remain greater
strength; consequently the fruit will
be much larger. although the number
will be greatly reduced. We have
thoroughly tested both the pruning
and no-pruning systems as applied to
raspberry plant, and have proved to
our own satisfaction that the man
who prunes judiciously gains over the
one who does not, both in quantity
and quality, and as a legitimate result,
if the fruit is sold, it will command a
batter price.-He0rth and Home.
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FOR RENT

Tr=nE 9EsR RLHE N@AEsEKE0ErsE
E 81 nss lately lC4u Gtted uD as = re-
EaudHne house. ard IFS aFraHean4eEt4 are
complete Car shat purpose For TERMS an-
ply te M AlktLAl 3AHD% EEs o. go.
Tei1 diW
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MONTREAL, February 2I.-Yester-
day and to day were two coldest days
ef the season.
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RTsoCEEZyEs
NEW ARRIVALS! I!
10 MAIN STREET.
Sugars

~ MHDs. NEW ORLEAE Ms all
y grades A good article, z lbs. for 81.
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lEer, Blount & Co. VS.. Mary Ann BOlus,
Alfred r. Bolus. aud Richard Salter.
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, April
Term, 1870
APPEARENG ON AEFHDAVKE
c-sa Gle in the office OF the Clerk of said
art. that the defendants in the above
Tiled cause are non residents of the
te OF Indiana
office Is hereby given to said Mary Ann
.us. Alfred r. BOlus and Richard Salter
the pendency OF this action and that
same viii stand for trial at the ne xt
u7 Of said Circuit Court, at the court
nderburgh County, state OF Indians ,
the second Monday in April. 1870.
Witness Soren SOrensOn, Clerk of said
urt. at Evansville, this LIST day of Febru-
y. 1870. ;. SORESSON, Clerk.
asa IGLEuAkT Il SON,
vv35 Attorneys for 2 -alntifs.
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Oider.


4 n BAGs, OF EVERY GRADE AND
NJ VARIETY.
city prime.......... ........t pounds for 81 90
d mOn...-..............5 pounds for 81 90
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RMS-KnVarfabIy in Advance.
DAILY JOTTRNAT
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HOminy,

"a BARRELS. wholesale and retail,
at the NEW YORK GROCERY.
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Teas +!
- Esacnn Hnnas.

GAEa-CURED, AND VERY NICE;
al.1 sew Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef,
BesL EOngues, at the
u8 NEW YORK GROCERY.
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D NEIICI@ I-Hl-l ll.a7-
The whole secret of . full form
and rosy cheeks lies in pure blood,
manufactured from Wholesome food
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STRAYED.

E-1ROAE TE4E sgABLE OF THEE IN.
- defsigned, on Thursday evening, q bay
ROuy Mare. Diack name and tati, G ODped
IN LETT ear, pare footed and having q haller
Any person returning said Pony, viii he
Literally rewa aeded by A T.. sBRADER,
feiotf Third stree bet. Vine and Division.
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Notice
3S0OO WILL BE GIVEN TO
n III tLU, three months old ErcIose
stamped envelope, without delay, TO
DR.. n LSON
fell w3t 81 Nassau street. New York.