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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-19
NO. 294.
From Panama.

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Admiral Jouett
informs the Navy Department tt at the
rebels, having been forced to retreat
from Carthagena. Baranguila is the only
point on the Isthmus where they now
hold possession.
Commander B. H. McCalla, who COM
manded the land forces and the navy
on the Isthmus during the recent
trouble there, returned to Washington
to-day. He reports the health of the
men who renamed, as excellent. The
people OF Panama were anxious for our
forces at that point, but when Aizpura
agreed In writing not to erect bal riers
IN the city, we left. He could do nothing
on the outside or inside after his agree
ment, LAS long as the Colombian troops
remain on the lsthmus,' Commander
McCalla says, there will be no trouble.
The cause of the recent revolution was
the denuding OF the lsthmus national
forces. There are a number of leaders
ike Prestan, though not so bright as he,
who are ready to take advantage of the
absence OF the troops. Every month
the canal company take out 81 500. 600
to the workmen. These adventures
commit regular highway robbery
whenever opportunity offers, and take
the money that has been paid to the
day laborers. Rum is a great evil.
Great quantities are drunk after every
pay day. The workmen and adven-
turers then engage in a war of words,
and end in prOmiscuous use of firearms.
Prestan has gone Carthagena. That
place is besieged, and / understood, be-
fore leaving, that it was running short
OF provisions, Eggs we're selling at 80
cents apiece inside the place"
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Wheat and Corn.

TOPEKA, Kas., May 1S.-Reports re-
ceived here from thirty-fve counties in
western Iowa, forty-six counties in
eastern Nebraska, ffty-six counties in
western Missouri and sixty-eight coun-
ties in Kansas, which is a solid territory
of 400 miles north and south, and 300
miles east and west, and which en-
braces a large portion of the wheat belt
of the west, and comprises zoos in all,
show that the wheat prospect in the
counties of Iowa and Missouri is &c per
cent. less than the crop of last year. In
Nebraska, it is go per cent. and in Kan
sas 50 per cent. less. The delay in
planting corn is twelve days
in Iowa and Nebraska. and
twenty-five days in Kansas and Mis-
souri,. About one-third of the corn crop
OF Kansas has been planted, and half OF
it will have to be replanted. A notice
able fact is that corn is selling in this
city for from 40c to 43c., while at seY-
eral points in this State it sells for up
wards of SOC. The farmers of this
State look for an Indifferent corn crop,
and as consequence are holding on to
the old corn. 1t is safe to say that no
more old corn will be sent from the
State this year. William Sims, secre-
tary of the State Board of Agriculture,
reports that the present year, at this
time, presents worse wheat prospects
than known in ten years, not only in
this State, but as far as his correspond
enCe reaches.
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Popular Physicians.

There is a growing demand on all
sides for remedies agreeable to the
taste as well as beneficial in effect, and
the leading physicians and druggists
gladly welcome to the list of new rene
dies all preparations possessing real
merit and pleasant taste. 1t is now
admitted by all who have tried the new
remedy, which is having such an i'm
mense sale-Syrup of Figs-that it is
the most agreeable and efficacious prep
aration ever discovered. If you want
the lest of all Liver medicines and pur-
gative. Syrup of Figs is your choice.
Triai iottles free, and large bottles for
sale by coop. Drug Store. 1
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Matrimonial Infelicity.

The Sharpe family had a rough time
OF it. Mrs. Sharpe applied for divorce
from Mr.. Sharpe. Then Mr.. Sharpe ap-
piled for divorce from Mrs. Sharpe.
Neither of the applications was granted;
Thereupon the Shapes separated, and
began to quarrel for the custody OF the
children. The whole infelicitous business
was caused by indigestion, which had
soared the tempers OF the beiiigerent
parties. Browns Iron Bitters tones up
me digestive organs and enables people
70 eat ioyfully and be happy. 1t IS not
costly experiment to see what a dollar
oottle Of this medicine will do to pro-
mote family harmony.
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Vicious Orangemen.

ST. JOHNS, May 18.-Op Sunday an
other Anti-Roman Catholic demonstra-
ton occurred at Bay Roberts. The
house of William Daley, leading
Roman Catholic trader, was almost de-
molished. Some of Captain Henne-
berry's property was flung over the
wharf into the sea. Several Catholic
boys and men were assaulted on their
way to chapel. The judge of Harbor
Grace imposed money penalty on the
Orange ringleaders.
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Consul-General Waller.

LONDON, May Is. = Ex-Governor
Thomas Waller, of Connecticut, the
new ConsulGeneral of the United
States at London, was presented by
General enc Merritt, ms predecessor to the
sumed the duties of the consulate
to-day. General Merritt will visit the
continent before returning to the
United States. S. II. Mitchell, Vice
Consul and Deputy Consult General at
London, has resigned.
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An Important Case.

TORONTO, May 1S.-An important case
is being heard in the Chancery Court
to-day. 1t is brought by the Ontario
government against the st. Catharine's
Milling and Lumber Company to re-
strain the defendants from cutting
timber on 5000 square miles in the
Algoma district, near Wabigoon Lake,
and for declaration that the company
has no title to the property.
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NIaxwe1l,s Extradition.

ST. LOUIS, May 1s.-The papers OF
which to base demand for the extra
dition of Maxwell, murderer o.
Preller, at the Southern Hotel, who is
now under arrest in Auckland, New
Zealand, will be signed by Governor
Marmaduke tonight, and be forwarded
at once to, Washington. They will
name Detective James Tracy, of the
police force, and Frank R. O'Neil, of the
Post-Dispatch, as the States agents tC
bring the murderer back.
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Hugo Ill.

PARIS, May 17.-Victor Hugo is i'll
with heart disease and congestion of the
lungs.
Victor Hugo is sinking rapidly.
Crowds of sympathizing friends at pre-
sent surround the residence of the vener-
able poet, anxiously awaiting the result
of his affection.
PARIS, midnight, May IS. = Victor
Hugo is dying. His family are present
at his bedside and the doctors say only
a miracle can save him. An incessant
stream of carriages is passing his house.
Deep grief prevails.
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Another Question.

BERLIN, May 17.-Three hundred
Zanzibar troops under command of
General Matthews have occupied
Mkoudwa, the headquarters of the
German possessions in eastern Africa.
The African Company have entered a
protest against this forcible revolution,
alleging that they obtained the terri
tory by valid treaties with the native
chiefs who are independent of the Sultan
of Zanzibar. The German government
has ordered Consul Rohlsch to report
on the subject.
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Judgment Affirmed .

New ORLEANS, May 1S.-Justice
Roche read lengthy opinion in the
supreme court, in the Ford case, in
which every exception presented by the
defense f WA Was lover 0verruied. ana tae l9GEg
lower court sentenced Pat Ford and
Caulfeid and Buckley to twenty years
imprisonment at hard labor.
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Fire.

SOMERSET, Quebec, May 1S.-Somerset
village was destroyed by fire on Satur-
day night, about 100 houses being
burned. Many persons are IN desti-
tute condition. The buildings being
mostly of wood. the fire spread rapidly.
There being no fire apparatus in the
village, it was impossible to fight the
flames
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Released.

HAGERsrowN, Nd, May 1S--Rev. Mr..
Onderdonk, of st. James College, to
day received a telegram from the State
Department, at Washington, stating
that Secretary Bayard had been in
formed by the Ecuadorian minister that
his government had released Julio r.
Santos, the American citizen, about
whose Imprisonment there has been so
much correspondence.
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Epidemic Abating.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, May 1S.-A care
full canvass of Plymouth borough to-
day indicates a gratifying abatement of
the epidemic. There are nearly 100 cases
less than two weeks ago. Many old
cases are eonvalescing and no new ones
have appeared. Five funerals yesterday !;
no deaths to-day.
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More French Grasping

MADRID, May 1.-THE Impartial an
nounces the hosting of the French flag
at several villages in Spanish Territories
on the NUM- river. The Journal is in
dignant at this violation of Spanish
rights and urges the necessity of the
government taking steps to protect
Spanish interests in the Gulf of Guinea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-19
Beatrice's Dover.

LONDON, May .1S.-John Bright has
written public letter approving the
Parliamentary grant of $50, 900 year to
-incess Beatrice as dover. Mr.. Bright
saws he is astonished to see the Liberals
object to such a small grant, while silent
concerning the extravaganza of govern
ment over unjust wars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-05-19
Apaches Moving.

SAN Francisco, May 1S.-The Calls
Deming, New Mexico, special; Fifty
Chiracahua Apaches left Camp Apache
yesterday. They cut the military tele-
graph line connecting the camp with
headquarters. They are the same band
who created trouble two years ago. The
military authorities have been expect
ing trouble and are prepared for it. All
the posts and settlers have been notified
of the occurrence
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Complete Veriacation.

WASHINGTON. May 18.-The commit
tee appointed to examine the assets and
books of the United States Treasurer, at
the close of business April 1st, has made
its report TO the Secretary of the
Treasury, 1t shows a complete vertical
ton of the books and accounts of the
late Treasurer, Mr.. Wyman.
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Our Foreign Ministers.

LONDON, May 17.-Lowell has intro
duced Phelps, the new American min
lister, to Earl Granville. Lowell will
present his letters of recall to the Queen
tomorrow.
Pendleton, American minister to
Germany, has arrived at Berlin.
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Say, why is everything,

Probably, my dear, nervous sister, be-
cause you are suffering from some of the
diseases peculiar to your sex. You have
a "dragging-down" feeling, the back
ache, you are debilitated. you have
pains of various kinds Take DR.. r.
V. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" and
be cured. Price reduced to one dollar.
By druggists. b
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vaoatine the winnebago reservation

BISMARCK, D. t., May Ex-Governor
Pierce has received letter from Pres
ident Cleveland regretting thenecessity
for enforcing the executive order for
vacating the Winnebags reservation,
and he (the Governor) asks the settlers,
as favor, that they observe the provi-
sions of the same, SO as to prevent
trOuble
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ZaIdivar.

SAN Francisco, May 1s-Private tele-
graphic advices received here state that
Zaldivar has resigned the presidency of
Salvador. General Figaroa has been
elected in his stead. Zaldivar is reported
to have sailed fer Europe.
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Call at No. 272 Main Street,
Three Doors North OfOlift House. and see
DIR. HIGGIN =.

The Microscopic and Analytic Physician,
The Specialist, before taking medicine of
anyone else. All orders by NAH promptly
filed. Send for his book treating on Nef-
vous and Seminal Debility and ChRqpfc Dr.
eases. Address: DIR. c. ". HIGGINS, No.
272 Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Formnl Anpointment.

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-Walker, of
Illinois, has received his formal APP
pointment, to take effect May LIST. as
chief clerk of the general land Office, to
succeed J. Dempster Smith, resigned by
request.
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Financial Troubles.

SAVANNAH, May 17.-J. B. Russell, of
Guthbert, killed his two sons to-cay and
then shot himself three times. The
trouble was caused by financial diff
culues.
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A Water Spout.

OMAHA, May ia water spout des-
cended upon a ravine near Kearney,
Neb., in daylight, washing family of
emigrants named Scott from their
wagon and drowning two children,
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Diphtheria.

KINGSTON. Mass. May 1S.-All the
schools in this townwere closed to-day on
account of diphtheria prevalent among
the pupils. There were four deaths yes
terday and more are expected.
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The soudan.

SUAKM, May 1S-The Australian
contingent to the Suakim expedition,
have sailed for home. Some of the
Indian troops remain here.
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CATERPrLIARs, crickets, moths, bed
bugs. cockroaches,l ants and all noxious
insects destroyed by Buhach. Call at
q. c. M. 1. Drug Department and get
box. Price, % cents.
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Thin People.

"Wells' Health Reviewer restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia. I'M
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Base Ball.

s New York, May 18.-Detroits, I; New
Yorks, II.
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Bed-bugs, Flies.

Flies, reaches. ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice, gophers, cnipmunks, cleared out
buy Rough on Rats" 15c.
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CROUCH on Pam

Cure collie, cramps. diarrhea; exter-
nally for aches, pains, sprains, head
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For man
or beast. 20 and soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-17
s~NEw Styles NEW GOODS
rHALHrxER BROTHERS,.

We have daily received during the past
week many thousands Of dollars worth OF
the most stylish and best goods III uso'
which will be offered for sale during 'his
week. The advantages we derived In pur-
chasing them viii enable MS to sell them at
very much below their real value, and we
intend that our patrons shall share these
advantages with US.
BLACK SILKS OF every style at prices TO
astonlsh YOU.
CoLORED sURAH and GRos-GRAIN
SILKS. all shades, sold mnch oe'o"
FANCY ILLUMINATED. CHECKED. and
STRIPED SUMMER SILKS AT
COST-an immense assortment.
DRESS GOODS I'm all the new TAN color
ings at prices 10 please every one,
BLACK GOODS for mourning and other
vear-the largest stock In the city.
WHITE GOODS OF every description In
Plaid, striped, Figured and Pialu.
NULL MusLINs-lovely for summer
EGYPTIAN and ORIENTAL LAcEs-the
largest variety In the city.
BROIDERIEs-the prettiest stock ever
KID GLOvEs-the most reliable brands
in all the new colorings
SILK GLOVES and hfrrs-the largest va
riety ever shown by any one house.
HANDK KERCHIEFS-a manufacturer
stock closed out will be sold this week:
INFANTS and CHILDREN's MUSLIN
CAPS and PiQUE BONNE1S'-new
styles and 1T prices one half OF what they
can be had elsewhere.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR In Inn
mense variety: large additions made
TO this stock during the week. aud the
ladies' are invited ~ inssusat ihis depart
meDt at .
Fifth and Broad streetA
my l7-Su Tu&Th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-17

TIP 5000 FEET.
= nrrn PARK AND OAKLAND.

DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
ON IN, crest Of the Alleahenies. within The
fsmous Glade section. directly on the line
Of the baltimore and Ohio. No stage rsdss
" All mi limited Expres trains stop.
With the new and unparalleled nse scne.
duls on the Ba.tlmore and ohio railroad
these lovely twin resorts are, osyoed Al
comparison, the most adyentsseoossy n
Gated, both as to train service and sur
ronndings. OF any east Of the HoekleG
Leave washington after late breekmst,
arrive At Deer Park for dinner Leave
Washington sfter late dinner, arrive ~
pfsI ra,p,n pN trains % ARE equally favorable
Leave Deer Park sfter breakfast, arrive -
Washington for early dinner; Leave Dcsr
Park amer dinner arrive AZ wasnington or
each way making triple daily trains esen
Baltimore and Ohio Limited for Chicago
and the Northwest vid Deer PARK IND OAk-
land Leaves washington AZ 10 -
NJ. anicker than any other limited. Bal
iin,ora and Ohio Limited for Cinclnnsti, ~.
Louis, and the Southwest, eid Irst frsn
ard Oakland; Lesvss washington =. 20"
Y, NJ, arrive at Cincinnati ~ Ito a. W.
-FOUR hours the quickest; ~. Louis at $50
=. NJ, an hour the quickest. ,...
Magnificent Trains through Ni.nous
change. New Buffet, sleeping. Psrlor, fsm-
SEASON opens JUNE 22p. No hies, no
mosquitoes no hay fever no malaria,
Deer Park and oaklsnd-she one oeing
bat six miles distant nom the other. wisn
most charming drives connecting them
will be under the management of MT. WI.
wALKER. who. In his two seasons man
agement of deer Park, made many enthu-
sias,ic friends OF the glorious resort among
southern people.
All COMMUNICATIONS should be addreoed
10 W. J. WALKER Queen-City Hotel.
Cumberland, Md, up to June 18Th. and
sftsr tina, date either Deer Park OF o~s-
Rates: $40. SIS. and $40 per month. ae:
cording 20 location. Diagrams o. hoors and
rooms open at Baltimore and ONO ucket-
offices. sle and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington. or can be had npon written
request TO Mr.. Walker or Baltimore ana
Ohio ticket agents.
The baltimore and Ohio Company has
spared no expense In rendering deer Park
and Oakland the leading mountain resort
OF the East, and for the season OF 1883 tns
attractions will be OF character not nitn-
erto equallsd. and the cuisine Of botn
houses unexcelled. The nnest place ior
children in the land. my Io-t1esS
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FEATIGER.DREssING.

T AIDES. ATTENTION.-0STRICH
IL FEATHERS DYED, CLEASSED. and
CURLED. Careful attention given 20 Df r
ING FEATHERS to MATCH DRESSES
or HAT TRIMMINGS. OLD FEAIh-
ERS RECURLED and REDKhSSbp
to look like new. KID GLOVES ana
the city where q speciality Is made OF this
work. j. ST0RCK. from Paris,
Ostrich Feather Manufacture.
3oB east Broad street.
my 3-Su. u.Tu6Thlms Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-05-17
@ FROM AUCTION.

NECK RUFFLING at Sc. yard:
NECK RUFF LING at 1oc. yard.
We are Offering these two lots at just half
their value.
CoLoRED-Bo RDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at &C.:
CoLoREp-B HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 1oc.
BE sure to secure some Of these two lots.
They are cheap II any article ever was sold
cheap at auction. We were presen, at the
GREAT TRADE SALES
held in New York last Wednesday and
Thursday. Look out for some OF the old
time bargains at LEVY & DAVIS's,
myl7 1917 and 1919 Main street.
ed" OUR sl.os RUGS ARE CO.
ING rapidly. They are the regular $3.50
goods.
MUSLIN ROBES.
A beautiful assortment Of WHITE and
ECRU MUSLIN ROBES at prices low
enough to suit any one.
MATTINGs.
Every style OF WHITE and FANCY MAT
TING from 1910. yard up.
PARAS0LS.
Just look at our stock OF PARAsOBS. We
have such an assortment as can't he
found elsewhere. We can suit you in
every particular.
LACES.
Our LACE stock is beyond question better
stocked than any other. We show every
price and every style.
WHITE GOODS.
We haven't space TO mention all OF our bar
gains in WHITE GOODS. Give us q
call.
myl7 LEVY 4 DAVIS.
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p6' MITTELD0RFER,
o27 EAST BROAD STREET.

We have Just received so pieces OF FRENCH
SATTEENS-new styles-in Solids and
Flowered to match-very pretty for
combination suits-at Ice. yard, regu-
lar price 25c.
Ourstoc OF PARASOLS has inst been re-
plenlshed by the arrival Of our sixth
instalment. Styles pretty, quality good,
and prices moderate. Don't fail to ex-
anime our stock.
We show some very pretty GINGHAMS. in
Plaids, Solids. Checks. Stripes, and Flow
cred. at ga, 3, 10, and 12Nc.
MArTINGS-500 rolls fresh CANTON MAT
TING. from the recent auction sale la
New York city. at one half OF real value,
prices ranging from l24 to SOC. For Is 4c.
we can give you the same article that
sells elsewhere for Csc, and quality
finer for lsc. worth sec. Don't fail TO
avail yourself OF the opportunity OF ex-
amining our stock before purchasing.
We have also q beautiful line OF DRESS
GINGHAMS. in stripes Checks, Piaids,
FlOwered, and Solids, at 81, 7. g, 10, l21.
and l5c. n yard. BY buying I'm large
quantities we are enabled 10 give the
trade the benefit OF the extra discount.
thereby making our prices much cheaper
than many others
CURTAINS AND SHADES-We have Just
received a few pieces OF SkklM for Cur
tains at l2l4c. n yard, same quality that
retails elsewhere for zoe. Also, n alice
assortment OF NOTTINGHAM LACES
and CURTAINS. from 90c. set Of six
yards to $3.50 for set OF eight yards.
regular price $40. CORNlCE-POLkS in
wood, wood and brass. and all brass. at
very low figures SHADES IN all cOlors.
styles and qualities. from 25c. yard
for the plain linen 10 81 pair for the
best fancy bOrdered We can furnish
plain or patent spring rollers az a rea-
sOnable figure.
ID. 4 r.. MTTTELDORFER.
my I7-Su. .Tu&Th 52Tcast Broad street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

0-0~~(<-~|-7rC<r<---r ---rS%-@~<-@frNlr(@D-'- ~ -
I TENGELY, GENERAL AND
Os COMMISSION MERCHANT.
GE0RGETowN. DEMERARA, SOUTH
AMERICA.
The sale OF American products a specially.
Dealer In TOBACCO doth leaf and manu-
factured) BREAD-sTUFFS and PR0Vl-
SI0NS, OIL. SOAPS. etc.
Correspondence solicited with manuiactu-
rers who desire South American trade.
An experience OF twenty years in business
in Demerara, combined with solid capital,
guarantees faithful attention TO your IN
terests.
References =. G. Challenor 4 CO.. New
York; Colonel Philip Tigelmesy, United
States Consul, Demerara. my le-SulOt
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PANT. vARN,sm. &c.
DREPARED PAINTS.

For roofs barns. fences, &C., use our
CHEAP. GooD-QUALITY LINSEED-0IL
PAINTS.
and do not be deceived into buying adver-
tised preparations OF lime and colered wash
that have no merit over your own mixing.
These paints are economical, and can be
applied by any one where the services OF
painters are not 20 he had.
Largest stock of GLASS, PAINTS, VAR
NiSH, etc.; WINDOWS BLINDS, and
DOORS. BINSWANGER 4 CO.,
1897 Main street. and
2lo Broad street. near Second.
sp2i-1m
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Rly" CLARET.

BSB tLAhEl.
Our stock OF CI.ARETS is complete and
very large. We receive these wines from
one OF the best houses in Bordeaux. and
fully guarantee their purity. We have
complete assortment Of all the finer brands,
such as CHATEAU LAROSE. MARGAUX,
LATTE. etc, etc. but we beg to call par
tlcular attention 10 our large importation OF
CLARETS IN HOGSHEADS,
perfectly pure. and so well adapted for the
coming hot season, many Of which we bot
tie ourselves and sell at very low prices. We
shall be pleased to receive orders for these
CLARETS in quantities to suit purchasers.
OSCAR CRANZ & CO.,
No. IA Governor street.
ap22-W. .F&Su1m