Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 208, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 April 1856 — Page 2
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AUD. XL SAJRPEES, ED1T0. CITY OF EVANSVILLE. TIIURSDAY MORNIXQi:::;:;:::APRIL. 10 FOR PRESIDENT, MILLARD FILLMORE, ot Mttr Toftr. -FOR VICE PRESIDENT, ANDREW- J. DONELSON, - - of t.. - . . (c3r ! editor is necessarily absent a few days, and:hop3 all error or shortcomings in the editorial department during tnat time, wiu be excused, although he leaves tne paper in cartful hands. . . '."T - --- Tn Surope. The" Persia Sailed from New Tork on the 2d wiüitwö hundred and twenty-seven paasenesrs. Thus has commenced the nnual tide of travelers toward the eld world. Pace, and tho "good times' in prospect in Europe will induce the Yankee birds of passage to- visit the Crima tad Constantinople, while Petersburg and Constadt will be thronged with Americans, Thus will millions of American money be' cast abroad, and the citizens of old Europe will have an apportunity of seeing ' Uncle Sam's children. All things considered, we may reasonably calculate upon an unprecedented American passenger traffic to all the Atlantic steamers hence forward to Octobo meantime our home summer retreats seaboard and interior from the impulse of the campaign may anticipate full houses and a splendid seaton. Saratoga, Newport and Cape JLay may bo prepared for a rush, to say nothing of the. quiet resorts scattered every where through the East. For our own part we "shall stay at home and persuade ourselves that it is not fashionable to travel in summer! But Young America must see. Who cares? Have we not our Western graneries, our Southern cotton fields and our California gold mines? Ho! for the East; Paris, Stamboul, Constadt, and the Crimea! Amerloan Sleeting at Tlneennes. The Americans of Knox County will hold a meetih? at Yincennes next Saturday. It is anticipated that every part of the county will bo represented, and we hope various parts of the District will also be represented there. We should. v.ery much like to attend, and mingle with tho staunch Americans of Knox county ia friendly gathering but as we cannot, we can only wish them a pleasant time. The Americans of Vinceunes will extend a warm welcome to any of their friends from this city Djlegates will be appointed at this meeting to attenl tha People's Convention at the Capitol, on the 1st of May next. CCrThe Evansville Daily Journal is decid edly the most reliable paper that comes to this place. It contains the latest telegraphic nws and market reports, and is an invaluable pa per to the merchants of this vicinity. Terms, $6 per annum. By the way, friend Sanders, stir up that Sag Nicht Postmaster down your way. He frequently allows your daily to lay over on the regular mail! days, so that when we do get it, it is two or three days old- Such remissness of duty on his part has a tendency to injure jour paper here. INewburgh. Tribune. Both the P. M. here and ourselves try to hav the Journal mailed promptly, but accidents will sometimes happen on both sides. Our P. M. is not one of the P. M.'s who is dis posed to throw impediments in the way of public accommodation, because this accommodation sometimes assists papers opposed to him in politic. We have bd to thank him for J&aay favors. We appreciate the compliment Cf fte Tribune, and bvlieve it is deserved. tgr It is unnecessary to state that we have had no eastern mail since Saturday night. If there was any use in it we would indulge in "getting mad" as it is, we wait withpationce the Mtion of Fogy Campbell, who is responsible for this delay. Tho railroad company duly notified the department that the mail would
not be earned after the 1st of April. Had the . Post Master General done his duty, suitabls
arrargement would have been made to for wrd the mail after the 1st of this month. He cannot plead ignorance as an excuse.
j &2rThe meeting of business men called for Tuesday evening, was attended by a respecta
ble assembly well representing the business in terests of the city. Delegates were appointed to attend the convention of business men to
1 assemble at Indianapolis to-day. The procee
dings of Tuesday evening's meeting will be found in to-day's paper. We were unable to be present, or we should have given a detailed account of the meeting. KJA Mrs. Heath, of Milton township.
,i Jefferson county, in this State, a few weeks
i s'ac. deliberately took a rope, got upon a i chair and fastened one end of it to a rafter in the second story of her house, adjusted the other end to her neck, and then kicked the chair from under hep. ' Her son coming in a j i few moments aftenvards, cut the rope before j Jife became extinct. - She lived three or four I äy. f htn she died. She w much rn.f
I? c troubles, it is said, drove her to the desperate act. Herhusbarid committed -urir?ft?i liw K.hm. V ; if ... ... f T?" itna cruin.ian1 ft kble, -on tha sarafl farm, about nine months mzp. ! . (Er We learn from the Canton (II:.) Com. : mnwealth that Cbaa. Wheelock, by trade a e,lo.t. a. . . . J iiici. v3 tarrsa ana ti f k.i , i -ight rflll9thiS-ft th9 rauehe. It nenr, JZ UmaeriB. wiih .t.. "a abcli,&n ""ntirneatx.
AmerUanlm III "iuaker Lettar. The Law men of this State have endeavored. to justify their premeditated treachery to their party by expressions of doubt as to the devotion of Mr. Fillmore to tne American cause. In confirmation of their position, it bis been said, in the Albany State Register, an 1 elsewhere, that a certain letter written vy :Mr. F. to a Quaker gentleman in Philadelphia, j revealed tho fact that he did not act wiui, ana j support the American party in this State. : i la retutation oi ineso .wu .v"v'." m . . - - it d av hit I At taV in Iqjestionnasoeen given w iu puui.t, ua . sunjoinea. -" Zanders that have been directed towards the wrjter, and must cause his calumniators to ni(ie tneir neaas wiw sname. it wiu De rememberec. tnat severe aomestic ainicuon, togather with the fact that he had but recently rewrea irom me n.gness posinon in we nmtion, had withdrawn Mr. F. almost wholly from the political arena. Still in his retire - ment his heart beat response to the upheavm . a wm .? ng of the popular heart. The following letter s an effective and Statesmanlike defence of the position of the American partji and shows that while many who are denouncing him were , working in the ranks of our opponsnts, and against our candidates, Millard Fdlmora by his pen and his vote was giving practical expression to his devotion to the great cause in which we are embarked: Ar. Y. Courier. BcFFAto, N. Y., Jan. 3, 1855. Respected Fbiesd Isaac Newton: It would give me great pleasure to accept your kind invitation to visit i mlaclelpaia, it it were possible to make my visit private, and limit it to a few personal fr iends whom X . snouiu oe most happy to see; but I know that this would be out of my power, and I am therefore re luctantly compelled to decune yourinviuition, as I have done others to New York and Bos ton for the same reason. I return vou my thanks for your informa tion on the subject of politics. I am always happy to hear what is going forward; but in dependent of the fact that I feel myself withdrawn from the political arena. 1 have been too much depressed in epint to take an active part in the late elections. I contented myself with giving a silent vote for Mr. Ullman for Oovernor. While, however, I am an inactive observer of public events.I am by no means an indifferent one, I may say to you in the frankness of pri vate friendship, tnat 1 have for a long time looked with dread and apprehension at the corrupting influence which the contest for the focigu vote is exerting upon our elections. I bis seems to result from its being banded together, anil subject to the control of a few in terested and set fish leaders. Hence, it has been a subject of bargain and sale, and each of the great political parties of the country have been bidding to obtain it, and as usual in all such contests the party which is most corrupt is tne most successful, lbe consequence is. that it is fast demoralizing tho whole country; corrupting the very fountains of political pow er, and converting the ballot box that great palladium of our liberty into an- unmeaning mockery, where tne rights of native born citizens are voted away by those whe blindly follow their mercenary and selfish leaders. .The evidence of this is found not merely in the shameless chattering for the foreign vote at nearly every election, but in the large dispro portion of offices which are now held by for eigners atnome ana abroad, as compared with our native citizens. Where is the true hearted American whose cheek does not tingle sritb shame and mortification to see our highest and most coveted foreign missions, filled by men of foreign birth to the exclusion of native born? Such appointments are a humiliating, confession to the crowned heads of Europe, that a Republican soil does pot produce sufficient talent to represent a Republican nation at a monarchal Court. I confess that it seems to me with all du? respect toothers, that as a gen eral rule, our country should be governed by American bora citizen. . Let us give to the oppressed of every country an asylnm and a home in our happy land, give to all the benefits of equal laws, and equal protection; but let us at tha same time cherish as the apple of Our eye the great principles of constitutional liber ty, which few who have not had the good fortune to be retired in a free country, know how to appreciate and still less how to preserve.' - Washington, in that inestimable legacy which he left to his country his farewell addresshas wisely warned us to beware of foreign influence as tha most baneful foe of a republican government. He saw it to be sure in a different light from that in Which it now presents itself; but be knew that it would approach us in all forms, and hence he cautioned us against th insidious toiU$ of its influence. Therefore jrell for our owa akes to" whom this inyaluaM inhabitance of sclf-govenment has been left by our forefathers, as for the sake of tha unborn m.Kions who aro to inherit this land foreign and native let us take warning of the Father of his Country, and do what we can justly to preserve our institutions from corruption, and our country from dishonor, but let this be done by the people themselves in their sovereign capacity by making a proper discriminat'on in the selection of officers, and not by depriving any individual native or! foreign born of any constitutional or leal right to which ho is now entitled. These are my sentiments in brief; and although I have sometimes almost despaired of my country when I hare witnessed the rapid strides of corruption, yet I think I perceive a gleam of hope in the future: and now I feel confident that when the grtat mass of intelli gence m this enlightened copntry is once fullv J t j . . . . J. aroused, and the danger manifested, it wUL; saa n a. a leanessiy apply tao remedy, and brine back 1 i A . . the Government to the pure dav of Wash.: ington's administration ation. Finally, let us abopt the old Boman motto. "Sever dsn.;r f vVRepublic" Let us do our duty, and trust in that Providence which has so signally watched over and preserved us for the result. But I have said more than I intended, and much more than I should have said to any one but a trusted frienrl on T have no desire to mingle in political strife Knmembwr us kindly to yonr finally. andUUev me Truly y..nr friend. MILLARD FILLMORE. frT-Tl.. .. vr editor in his excessive jov over his . . w jvj w.?a aau T!0:'' ot to sUf that - m ."nd nstine received t 7vtea a Wr ne office, A public acknowledgement of this compliment is expect,ed by tho Dear People.
Kr. FUlmorw'i
Heating of the Baiineii Man.
At a meeting oi me Business mea ui ctaonAiiief at Crescent City Hall on the evening tf April 8th at 8 o'clock, Judge Fosteb was called to the chair, and Jons Isqle Jr., appointed Secretary, rho President stated the object of the meeting was to take into consideration the subject of sending delegates to tho Commercial Uraven tipo t0meet at Indianapoli on th 10th, and addressed the meeting at some length oa that 8utject iir. rage oaerea tue loliowmg resolution: - or -n. m . e. j . I Tnat tmg meeting, in view or the interests or me city, appoint two or more aeiegavea 10 atenfi tQC propped convention at Indianapolis, on tne jnst wnich the meetng was addressed by i jfossrs. Hopkins, McGrew, Viele and Ingle. Some Rtotistics ct the eXporU of this city by riTer and canal wero introduce(i. The resolation of Mr, Paga wa8 then e Wh n Messr8. John s. Hopkin3f jjtn p A1Iig and John In le j were ap - Of x the committee, with power to add one to their number. On motion Messrs. Gillison Maghee and Chas. Viele were appointed a finance committee for defraying expenses. ' JOHN ING LE, Jr., Sec'y. MrI Editor: How is it that somo times when it is cloudy and dark we hare no gas lights in the streets, and at other times when the moon shines clear and bright the lamps are burning all night? Tuesday night the moon shone four or five hours in the fore part of the night, j'et the lamps were lighted some half hour after sun down. It some times happens also that the lamps are burning ia the streets and market house for a considerable time after day light. Gas costs money and the people pay it. A. B. Presidential. Mr. Greely telegraphs on tb 31st: Presidential speculators report Douglas stock as rising and Buchanan as falling. It is also suggested that Sam Houston, being anti-Nebraska and moderately American may serve as the common rallying point of the opposition. (5Our good people have settled down very quietly, after the excitement of Monday. Everybody went to the polls! voted, and went about their business as they ought to have done. We may congratulate our citizens upon the uniform order and soberiety which marked election day. O-Tho Vincennes Mass Meeting, noticed in another place, will be addressed by our friond McGrew, who has accepted the invita tion extended to him by the Vincennes Com mittee. Qj" Rev. Henry Bacon, a distinguished Universalis! clergyman, died in Philadelphia on tho 23d, aged 44. Gr A great revival of religion is going on at Greencastlo. ; m . ? -: 0O"The valuation of the city of Providence, R. L, is $55,000,000. The value of foreign imports at Detroit for 1855, was $177,000. 07A rocent census of Albany, shows population of 47,333. 07" The Jesuits have been expelled from Mexico. 07"Tho New York Central Aad employed 5,548 persons last year. General Conference of the M E. Chtjbch. The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church assembles at Indianapolis on the first of May, pros. It is composed of del egates from all of the Annual Conferences of the Church JSorth, which also includes the Baltimore and Delaware Conferences. The number of regular delegates will be about 230, besides visiting delegates from England. Cana da, &c, which will probably increase it to 250. Seren Bishops are expected to be in at tendance. The session will probably last four weeks. During its progress we shall Drohably be favored with the occasional services of several of the distinguished ministers in at tendance. Ind. Ex. - something to Kemembeb. We deom it a service for wlhieti our friends will thank us to direct attention to the amaz ng sccess attendthe usa of Huriey's Sarsaparilla. Day by day ii increases m putuic lavor, comiming disease of the most obstinate and inveterate character. and considered by the faculty the safest, best and most purifying medicine that can be taken during spring and summer. Tho cures effect ed in this city and vicinity would, if narrated. saem to ooraer on tne Ubulous, but numer ous wen authenticated certificates place the AA 1 1. . a - F maner oeyona question in the mmd of any reader. Lall at the store, procure a .few bot tles, and do not Ja:I to use it. Lou. Cour. This medicine can be had at Crawford Bell and Keller Farnsley & Co's. Diabolical Attempt. Two men. namrl Andr?w VVilliam! and Alfred Todd. rnWshcta9s4 aAt4AaaId w al i V . a. a va . iv , J"nfcClut o instance oi uaptam I ,f ft laV TVM t(At-v4!eMa tVaL. Jt 1 . a ""y. fP.r attempung the destruction of the 5teaPer.iSow L"CZ' W placing a keg of pow-wt-i luaiue vim oi ma caoin stoves, a tiers was no fire in the stove at the time, the intention being to insert the keg and cover it up so that when fire waa applied the explosion would take place. The consequences which mi-ht have resulted, had not the design been diä aer inside one of the cabin stoves. 9 re-uitfo. naa not the design been co.7rea unrated, would have been terrible. fT?-A young Irish girl, who Waa MnriArina. l jesumony against an individual in a court of iaw, saia. -um sure he never made his mother smile." There ia m. hino.mr.Kw f ...,. audio kindness in that sentence, . . - " f V AAKr If : a spoonful of yeast will raise fiftj cents worth of Hour, how much will it take to raise funds enuo&h to buy another barrel with? Answer may do. nandea in over the fence.-
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lastlibol suit it now oa trial in JNew XotK. The complainant alWcs that defeudan. who is ' a boy about 17 years of age, Btole the chemise of t'e 'plaintiflfVho is a young girl, and upon it drew some imDroDer and obscene characters: hat he did it tin in an envelope- addressed it to her, and handed it to her while she wa tending store, saying that ''it was a bundlo for her that he had found in the street." She opened it and the figues were exposed to thosa in the store, whereby she was injured in good nanie fame and character, &c. She there fore vrxyH 45 ooo damazi ;es. &5"J. B. Kerland has been convicted of il legal banking at Memphis, Tenn and fined $1,000. An edition of the Life of Washington has been published at Athens. died: uSÄ''014'"'1""1 h fr., u ..a a.q.i.u . are r.qn.,t. t. au.. f,1Ä...t thm KftriiAsB mi 1 o'elafik. frank tha sidpaaa af hjf aaa-ia-law, 0. M. Griffith. THE (illEAT Ul'SSI AS UE.TIEDT. TRO BONO PUBLICO, Uj" ''Every mother should have a box In tha house hand; in case of accident to tho children." ICeddiiig's Wusatia Salve. It is a Boston remedy of thirty years tandin?, and ia recommended by physicians. It Is a sure and speedy care for Burn, Piles, Boils, Corns. Felons, Chilblains, and Old Sores of every kind: for Fever 6ores, Ulcers, Itch, Scald Head, Kettle Rush, Bunions, Fore Mpples, (recommended by nurses,) Whitlows, Sties. Festers. Flea Bites, Spider Ftius, Frozen Limbs, Salt Kheum. S.urvy, Sore and Crackled Lipc, Pore Nose, Wart and Flesh Wounds, it isa most vaiuablo remedy and cure, which can be testified to by thousands who huT used it in the city of Host i'and vicinity fur ;lie last thirty years. In no Instance wil'i this Salve do an injury, r interfere witn a physician's prescriptions. It i made from the purest materials, from a recipe brought from Kussia of articles growing in that country and the proprietor have letters from all classes, clerjrymen, physicians, sea captains, nursos, and others who have used it them selves, and recommend it to others. Redding's Russia Saive is put ia large tin boxes, stamped on the cove w th a picture of a house and disabled soldier, which picture If also engraved on the wrapper. Price 35 rents a box. Rbvdmo Sc Co., Proprietors, RELLEK, KAKSSLKY & CO. AeuU, apT d&wly Evansville. Ind. SPECIAL NOTICES. SSr Vatitrs ia this plat, tea eaats par lias sa iasartiaa: 30 iiU par lina thro tiuss; 30 msm far liaa aaa wasa; disaeuatsa lougartime. 3W ar rqawti aanouaee th ass of PHILIP K(Jii asa aaadidat for City Marshal ef t.amaaca attli May lcctioa. mh23 WOOD. Okdbks rar Weed luft at 8. K. promptly BUd. WUEELKK'S. will b apt-lmla-aa spRinro and svmnr.n goods. Tne aar (sac takaa laav ta iaforia th cititeas ef this o'.ty aad vioiaity. that ha is ia racaipt af a fall aad garal assortment af Sranro-aao Brama Dar Goods, aad raspeatfttlly riaeatstlifarerefaeall. A. ANSPACUER. mnlj lm Main street. Bast-doer t- Braach Baak KW Aa a aprinz or summer madieiaa we would reeoaaaa.a Dr. J. Uostkttkh's ealchrtted Stomach Bitur above all otners. 1 ta strengthemag and lavicoratittg eneot npoa ado ouiteted syatem ia truly astonishing. Its toaio aation an the liver, it teneocy to drive all humors to th aurfaec. tharaky cleanaing th yttm from all iwpuritias. is what has gaiad fr the Bitters such aa enviable reputation, inasmach as they are pleasant to the taat even as a boTerage. aad are ia geaeral nee aa a family medioiae wherever known, tor sale Dj truggisuaad uotcleceneraiiy. IIALLOflK tt STODDARD, WOOLäür tt SAWYER. Agents. ni)i:PE5(DE.CE COCXCIL WO. 9. Meeta at T o'clock P.M.. at their Hail en Waver etreet, ever tne i siagrapa UDoa, an in arst aa tnir Satardaya or each "n. ettUdv NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. R1TE8. One aauar. ten lines or less, one tint, toe: th nreaAteaer. f one weea. VI s; two wecke. 1 .; one montB. tt; three mentna. o- ; eiawiontna; ; one year. 15. Discounte. lanrir tTninti. Catos of aiz lines or under-., per . iwr ui-trriaaje. oeaui or religious nances. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! COAL!!!! AaaDSiCS for llosl rrom the above Minos reeeivedat tha loi.owing piaca, namely. At the Company' Ofhoe. cor. latand Sycamore. Attho hoaseof John Wayaaa. Lamsaoo. At Air. S paare' Groeery, Fu'toa Avenn. Lsmasee. AJ. W. at . Vi. kery's. Mi.ia street.' . äTsy-ilreera Sevtvereel tne day of application. Priee. de...rrKn. me per ousnei oral ev per loeu a 10 aasnsia. plO-tf J. H. BAttNAKU. SecraUry. Vai.HAB PHHPCUTr FUlt KAL.E aaicrigaa naa torssie B ty choice oaildiag lott, Jt. waieh wt.i he ottered oa reaaxaakl tarn a. Thia pro v 7 eamorooo com t tao mv.t ui.irai.iff locations tor r.si Ucee about the ity. Oood bargaias will t oB'tred. Call iBimeaiately JIUKkU B. JOUMltlSI apio tf Real EttateAger, JCHF HE( UIVhI. ' H arerly siagajiae lor April; Lii'e ot Sehamgl aad Citcaasiaa War. Fjrmingdal. h the anthorof ti.amore; Pataam'a Vaailne o-Jlpril: Seaboard Slava gtataa. he (llmitradboasshoU Words or.Arril; Sch ol Psllew for April, nt F SAUUfib bUISKI l'Attl FO tSALK. 5 . ndersigaed havlbg determined to move to Califora. aia. oners ter sale t"e rarm oa which he now r. airi.. naaKt aa ua maa Maaiaa Ran hfamvii .t. M, la Perry Towntbi. semaining 128 aares. Said land i compri'Moi three tracu. all well im. rored aad tupalUd with tne heat Water, aad iu a heat thy hart of (he eonatvof bnreh. Persons a is hin v to unrehase a atrtarihi ak.i. . eaid Farm, will learn th terms by application to the nndermigmww upon tne premises, sitie inoiaputsbie. eyiu-iwaamv lilUJlAS KNIOHT ii tnH AND rOOnS. S5. Of-Lights ass'd Sash; h7 lis Paanel Doors, ia (tor and tor sale by I ORK. UALZELL tt CO. .P f a DOZ Grain Cradl 20 dot Uslf Uuabela, in store tav-ajr for sale by a pal UliK, UALZt.L'j it CO. ISO bbls Plantatica ia fine order aad too half-bbleoo. lor sale vy ORB. DALZELL A CO. 1 PKOCTOK'8 I'KIHI. STARCH -25 boxes of this at lavoria uraaa.jvit reo'O sua Torsule y PS S. E. OIL BBRT V CO.. Syi near Water. rjl'VSt BAGS. 1,000 for sal very ow to close coa . . K. GILBERT & HO. signmeut. W KMOX SYRl'P Baldwin at Myers' pare lemon, K. GILBERT CO. m-m ras'a I per Ptraia, fer sale by P SIERMETlCLl.Y&KAl.Klt PliMHilV.iki;. t m II rsant I inl 1 mimrt i 1 1 ii'il i.... i i .. o . . . Jr r. . ' 1 1 . . "7 ap8 S. B OILBBRT CO. S9KLiHO.aTjj UORK8.-ITS Irin Va naiU assorted .i.ua. ..a a tuie aj aaa lersaie ir r 1. at D. HBIHAXK 6! KEGS S 0 Soda; .aa Ja bhls Alum: 10 bxs S C Soda ia I lb papers; IV do genuine Cas'.eel Soap; I hbl Oroi.l or;. " 3 do Ep. Salts 10 bis Indigo 10 lbs sacb; 2 cois uipnnr; 3 do Kp. Sails I wi Triaric Acid; 2 cases B Luater; i Qoenic renBoooaieratna;! Dbi uioves: ' I eas'atmgs; rea'd this day aad (or sale by P8 I. at D. HEIMAKV. O S B"L W H CHr Vinegar, ree'd aad for. ale by ssaSCaVapS I. ä D HKIHitx. f? BXi Cr""a Che r'd this day and for sale by aLJf ap3 I. D. HEIM AN X. Of BXS all weight Sur Candles ne'd thie dsy aadla'r sale by p 1. ft f. HEIM A V N . BAGS ehoio Eaetsra Sie Codec mat reo'd BUK Dli IMS. 7 2ä hze Layer Raisins; JJ bxi Wheat torch: Oeos Waehbaards; ' 10 gross Extract 0ou; MO kegs pnre Lead; 30bhl. Viaerar: la store and .tVB. DALZELL A CO. in , Hreame; 0 bbl Cement; TS bxe neo'd t ohaeco; 25bblaT.r: for sal by ant MEW CASH bTOUE. HA J"10 nd onnd an .ntir n.w stock if ring, both at.pl. and f.aov gede. aarr-et. ail cloth Aa. Vt a nowlavite the eitisena or EransTille and sieiaitv .ii J" " w ",,?5.L"" ! foods and "V r ajAJUC.3 Uli UX eT SON. y1 lstst. Foster Week. ' HEW SPKinuniLLI'VEHl'. - ii 'Sirii'ff.Tffid .f Bonneu U which sh. lu'th. as": "t thViJiZ Kvaasvilla and viainity. F. R. BARItER ah3. First street, bctweca Main aad Lecu'.I. II ECEIVBO.-NswprimeSngar. Leaf gar. nawdered sugar. Kio coffee. Sardines. Kaalins. M-Ti.. .. j T ;.Iivji!l Tabl Bait, fer sal by Masses and a a I- P. fTRIMAKJf j 1
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a rn t-tttw a --T-m rW t f?A.-J4. JLiri: T,y MT th. following tia the eity .jfirans-. M7A.JwMnl!tuuV014MTi, 'tm'iiV, L.ta 2i. 1. 3 and 4. Urntt 8 linnnl. Lotst. m..ek 7; 1. IVeea,; .37. Black, and . BlMk I. n. II. II. 3, 14. 15. 16. 17. 13. It Hi SO, im (,'- 'MlTl.Ua M S. UpMi Ealarfaia Maaf I theUtaaritaaM4 ia lh ort IsaHikiD ptH f th. appr prkia mt taa el if . aft aifhl 4uiraU (or auiMiaf Uu, ar faaiilf r:iidar. " I K&Jil 4Taa Ufr lata will aal, aaa-kir4 paraata Im luk, aa4 tba raataiaitarim wa paraiaait at aaa aa4 twa yaar. Tha anaiUrltftaaaa hair aatkaa taa aalaaaaia 11 aiaatha: iai,SV2 XL u.m. . rartoot vtabiKKta SDay laqalrlaa aaaat Uta lata will plaw apply ta W, S. Praatoa Ikiltu J.J. Rir.I.fWAV lnl. : rLBHUS juaw Kica; 3a aei riaklaa; 1 ku tar ab; ao.ow O alf Spamiah Cif, iatt olti r ap7 Z. U. COOK SOX" 300 SU Ctn' """"z toooK son. ""ORS BROOM. JO 4at a'd aa'itia. jonr.o'a, fer OaClfatUS Caroliaa Rlaa; 15 bll Oraaai Cktm; SU VfVf UkalaaCamdlawiek; bklütoagbha Bttra; IS btiMtui aad hf-aaaa Baltiaora Oiitn; raaaivti tbia in and for alt I j ap7 I. & P. HBlMAXM. TJ?VK FLOUR .10 kUa B;a flaar.a tpUadld articla. JaLav . ia barrel aad aacka. aP7 HER8HBEROER OAESK. RIKD Fill IT. W bosh dried Apples; 25 d Pahe; 1 Bbl Pnach Battsr. aa exealleat artiel tor faoxlv as. furtsltby ap7 HBR3HBKR-kK & CARSilN. CÜKPUIUTIO NOTICE. ORDERED, that tha owaer ar owners ol Lits Na. 1. S. 3. 4 5. . 7. 8. 9. 10. It aal IX. ia block . aO;aad of Lots N'o I aad 3D. ia hloofc No. 51. all ia the KaaUra Ealargvmrnt of th eity af KvaaavUi, eau a plaak a'dwalk to be placrd dowa along; taa froata aad aides at said lets, aa Seventh street, eiteadioa fr.m th flora er af Chesaat a the corner of Loeant streets. ithia tea days alter th pabliaatioa af this aatia. aad in daianlt throt. th Marshal ia directed to perform eaid arrttie. aad the eoste and spas- aeeraias; thereby will na aueei ta aad aeilwsted by eale f said lata or so maeh thereof aa will satisfy said liea aad eoste. ISy order oi loo uommoa ueuncu. apS lüd WELL. II. WALKER. Clark. COUPOIUTIOX NOTICE. fRDEREDthat tha ewaeraf lot No. 10 block No 11 in Jr the Kassera fialarcemtat aaaaa said lot to be filled an so as to correspond with the eity grade within ten days aftr the publication af thie aotice. aad in defanlt thereof the Marshal is directed to perioral eaid serriee and the costs aad expa-s acerueJina thereby will be assessed ta aad col leeted by sale of said lot or so much thereof as will satisfy " . m uu v.M. A. . i " . unuiuiuu vvnuii apS WELL H. WALKER, City Clark. CI I. ASS Fl. APK I 0 boxes qaart. p nt and hf-piat jest aa rso'a pr aeoo ro. tot aa'e low ay apS S. K. GILBERT it CO., Sye. near Water. WOll kCCO 25 hexes, ass'd sites and qaalitiea front K jm. aa eoe por id. ins; ree'o ior eie ry. apS S. B ÜILBKKT t CO.. Sya. near TTatar. t!Z. BAOS Rio Coffee: bbls S. S. Almeada: PPr s bi xes the beet Virginia tobacco received thia day aaa tor saia ay apa 1. as v. . 150 BOXES city Window Glase 8x10 9x11 IftxH lOxtt li'xlS: 20 cross extra cms aasks received this dav aaa lorsai oy apo t. a. v. jiAiaaAEi for sal SPßIVG GOOD8!! Ti,' Eire now reeeiviac the lariraat aad moat dasiraMa .took Of 1KI 6UOD9, BOOTS. SUI'KS. UATS CAPS and aatioas erer offered in this market, ta whtsh v. roapecttaiiy ia vito ta tras. ap4 J.8. JAQUBSS t CO T7IXTRA P1MII.V FLOin.oat received a farther JaVJ supply et r. Markle's extra eaaarnne Sear, warranted 'apt HER H RRROKR CARSOV. IU tlKHIHllI, SHirPHKI AitO OTHKHH. ' uis uuaeraiirnea would aaaouae that ha aaa ftnisned his I ... I ti'i , i iVI AMJHOTII. CAVE. He has placed her. for th case of eoaveaieaea ia all etara oi tae rver. at tne toot or viae atreat. h viii ataii umtii: hrreatrr be pleased to aiv aremnt aad canfnl atuntioa to noeiei-ig aaa skipping as wen as ta all other river asinoaa that may aa entrusted to him Tbs petreaaf therefore of tha Mara' ants.' Shipper and v.u.i. Butaoit aaa of tao wearier is soueitoe. ep3-tf JOHN 8. MITCHELL. THE LITTLE MAS WTTW TMS . TOOK.! ! Who can dress a psrsou in Wool, Lin.n Silk or Cottea. VERY Gcntlem.in desirrs to be neatly anal to tily dresi jsa 3. it is emmeauy proper tnat this should bathe aim ot all. aad wa have aoticed thstnearl. all th wll-dreased aeaisens ol eur city pnrchasa their Glotbirg st - JA. I.OBKXSTISfc'S Wettern Star Clthlna Stre. ander the Pavilion Hot-1. corner oi Water aad Sreamore tts. Krerythincia the line of Ciothina aad Varniahin Rudi may be had. ready mad rmdi orter. aoiealy in th best K..uuc i uaiie. .aiHina eery lowest prices. A general aaeortmeatef H's. Cans. Leather Tranke. Car. pet-bags and Values, everything that a gentleman eaa wear ".. maa una at m. a. eatern tnr. . p.t SKW Alt t:KKAP UOOOvi McKINNEY & COOKE. "t st. hext noon to b. aso1 ktw main akd loscst A. RK aaw neeiviag aad opening n t deairaM a teak of S.JBL epnaa aaa Cammer ar good, cea.iat.ng ia partef aver, ' - a.rT tfl.g atore. oiiBC t.aaii peragea. nooee, t,awat. nrilliaates. Bannst, (Crape Lace and Aeoailitaa.i Kibboaa. Lua Um u i ... noMiingiB great verity Clothe Caaaiiatroa. Pant goads aad '""- "" r et-. t. apa ELECTION NOTICE. ml -0-. RAILROtD-Tha Aannul Election for Üa1 eleven Directors ot ch Kvaasvilla. Iadiaaapalit aad ui. veiana straight Liae Bailroed Company, will be held at tne ' ompany in tne city at ladiaaapolia. on Fbidat. Mar 2d. IBX. at 3 o'clock P. U .ki.t. mi ma eaauiag year will aiao Do el-eteq . . .. J AXttS UKbKSE. 8eer, ininnapoiis. April 1. 15. spl-d3w P BLSHELS Homiav jnst from tha mills aad made cut af i-ure white fliat. Hernia v ei ihiiiliii wkolesalaar retail by P. HO KS BROOK cV CO. apt COPAHTHEUSUIP, Wf. ha aadeniraed. have formed w m aador tho arm aad atal.. .f Iit.i,i m , m th purpose of rarraying on aad doiag n geaeral tobacco w.Hw.aviHripB; puainess. we nope, from nrprlennl th public Sahara of ,r ".rhirdst.. vweo jqanuiaetnrera. to laMita rr.m tueir patruasce. vt e have taken the atore bet. Main aad tha River, where we will bo pleased ta ace oar t.1 .f,!rti.. I. .11 T.l... j . " M....a., hi cfiT-enaer. Rl aei ore onra.l vmm . - rn.mvw.wm . ...Ban Bl. DU BC.B rf II R Y OS . BIRCH MLTHSEf.MA7f, apS-2m ANDREW J. MÜ68ELMAT. a. amim.aii, AKDW. J. anaitia . . k o a sj s. ra a n de t; u i maaafseturera e' all dindsaf CHEWING TOBACCO - awsfaaw datwanv V an sa,( AiVUIäl Wl WlsK KT I a-Ptrticulr attention paid ta tha purchasing of LEAF TOBACCO " p 'Vpl-Sn : "TJ? " '.'"'" a .. aaTw. bus akd w ATa. LOtJlavjiLK et TO LET. HEaicelHtleBtrberlthon. st slow cries. aKoiaia.th. irVBIUIIIir US ITaVTlllaB. lntTaattlsaM eat Voea isni..J: I . . t . II . a mm, . " " n I wo. pi-.i . O. & DBBW. CHKItTR.-25 bot.. .iTri-Cr... Chs. t7t ting; ii Sis Cream Cases, for country trsds; iamcr6by ap2 Z. U. COOK & SOX. WW utki PK'KLKD PORK. 10 bbls Mess Pork for retaillne J"staVdby ap2 HERSHBEBGJiR 4 CARSON. WTII.I 0V W ARB Ill dns ass'd Ma.rkat Baa beta ; ' Mot Clothes Baaketa: I dot Wille W...... I do Out. land Cabs; J, do do Cabs; I do Nursery Chairs, for sale verv eheen P ' HWRtHBKRGBB 4 CARSOX. sill w naltintor Oysters. WnaU an I; hi If r Z. H. COOg A SON. 10ASK Zsnte Currants: 1 bbl paper-shell Almonds30 bote. Raiaias ass'd af. R. and Lsverar " 2 trails Dates, reo'd per atesmer Drfender by la Z. H. COOK & 80. VALtABtE LOT AT AUClIOiV! niuueeiiatpuqiie aactioa. at the eld Court Houaa, in I - i . . . - ... , : - ..... Vw ia .ne D.aoiTiue. aarn jbu- in.ni. ii Mh.. . ... . iivW 5 c j o.aaaviiie. aituaUd oa th ornsrof ...mDu.u.irirH. Thia lot is 75 fct front sad .w reel aeep. aad it one of t 5 O BLjSU lri,h Psut0M jnst ree'd by COOK 4 803f. CTILITr ur.AUi i, ELEGANCE A.n m I? K IT T AT E M E NT m A-t a.- A At 1555. .!2V.-h k,T 'nd well adapt- . I n in "Preaentative of th immoas quaatitis f Gos just amvsd at th wtll knewn Store of i- I ! particular ta the fair sex, aasnring them thii mVm -7i.iZ i i.uiunii taaar tne name ot lira af Dr. II A. B- ' 71. rz" - "?J''"cA,".ert5.h Pn?y.Ooda. Manilla. Whl iiril. . JiZlYL. V. r-.T ,-w;s. MiHinry and Straw i M ... v. : TL .V-Ti"L. ZS.: "ay - - . "- i enoiee aaa i moat varied as- I WM. LOKH-E.-fTilAL A 0. ti s eis n nnn , . . , " " , . i Tan 1 wwe. iw uinn taa sasn: juaoorsiar a. r a. i. .a . . . . . . , s.a.uuvagauA. !tfn DOZ trash Eggs; m bntbt! green apples for salt 1 " - FHITIT TRKm avs-in a m av.' i A CHOICE lot of Pbtjit Tanna. Cimaia d-v-.j ... 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suy. . SALE POSITIVE tAy i.i i too oestaeai in tna Relet tJttaker A Garvi. m. -),.. .... i...a.v.. . .f!!. ,k a liberal deduction. Orders l.ftafc
mar be s-ea. ÄÄjirV feör Eft J.a . tt Hughe will be pr-mntty tWooLSgr & Nelson, Auctioneer. . Y ß0Gfn.Säw Una- P J. W. k J. W. HUGHES.
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I- "",--"- r vi-.ia. .leTirr una annenti laairiuauaaii. calls -th att-nion ef -the r.Vt.if2 i24'"f,,f"hi- nT'inaHty.- the IcUo.l.g arti.le. whlrtri UmiZi I aad the sam la place goads, r.ome and .oarlne naa.1.. for thetr ate .rand werbah.. t,. t" 5 7 IT. i-
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J2VANSVJI.LE & CRAWPORDSVIIXE rLHoJt l,ijc RAIL EO A D , CHANCE or Tint. ' """ OK aid altar Waaday, Feb. IStb, aatil farther aetlea Trai as w ill fa aa folio wet Mail Paaseaaer Traia leava Kvaasvill at IrfO f. li.tarrtvesat viaeeaaraat 6;U) P. M . in Haie fei paaaea (er boaad far St. Laais. or Central Illiati. t take Traia ) th Ohio aad Jiiteiajlfmi Kailratd-'-arri at Tarre-llaete at -fiMP. M.t laaiaaaaolis. 1:00 aifbt. eoaaeetias direct Witt treiae'fer Oiaeiaaati. Celaaaba aadCleralsad. via. laUaa Klia and Claciakati. India Central aad Iadiapl. Fiturah aad Claveiaad Railroad. Tim from ETaasville to Cincinnati..,, ......... 14 ears'. , da da , . d, , tas Pituharsh da. da d- do ' to New York ....44 do. da do do to . Laai.. .11 da. Retaraiaf lea Trre-Uaat at Sr4 P if.: after arr rlal ef traia fraax Indianapolis arrivee at Bvaasvm s :15 P. af.' v . , - Pasaeacen by thie traia can same trim Cincinnati, afadistfi Loaisrille. Colaasbas and St Loaia eama day. FARES: - - Fraat BvaasvlHs ta Cincinnati da d St. Lonia 'a da Iadiaaepoli. ... da Terra iiaats ... . Clvlaad ...... da do Pittabarf h. Banra- hkd ta ladiaaaiuilis. mm t tWJ ) . 1 la ., 11 f ) ) e o 1 4 TB Daily Froi'ht Traisa leave Svaasvil'a and TfrIIa4t ct 7 A. M..aa which local paaat jars will be taken. Trains ran by ladiaaapolie tint, which ia Iaht taiaata last thaa Evaasville tiaia. K9 For aar information or throaah Tlekats. arrlr at tha Ticket Office, bead of Laeast street. KVaaarille. t047. J.J. DANIELS. Sar't. fe.aqn.rer. Princeton Clarion. TiacOnaea Oasettaand U deraoa Patriot tab out other aJv. -m ry.
ADAMS EXP1IESS COMPANY. " '
NEW ARRANGEMENT THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY refpeetfally aa-, ' aoaao to their triced, the public of Kunavilfe aad vioinitv. that they have det'rmlae I to open as effie let Evanavilla to be devoted exclnsively to (lie t-noiirtina oT " " !.'ltrI.0t'"".ir.L'", Pf oiatev' Mr. GKO( -r. W. McBRIIth as their Arent; w. frm hia p.t roaeactiC with basis-m. is perfectly f miliar with slltha.oatas' an tb details of their opera tieo. Thia arraacrmeut has! beea made with the sol object of iaer-aeiaa the facilities of tha Express, and thereby increase its drsirMlit to the aaa- . . lie to accomplish which tha best effort f ear local aaen ' will be esBeeiallv directed . ..
All persons harina business with ear company will pleas' ' call en Mr. MoBride, at nnr aew affiae oa Kirst etreet betweea Loeastaad Main, who alone ia autberieed Sa-aiVfoV na from this date. nova-dtr ALFRPJD OAt l'Trsllt. Ha perlatea . . 13 V AÄS VI LLEiND W A BtSUPÄ t K CT.
The stanneh and seed steamar D. A. G I V E N ...
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son ia tha Rvaasvilla aad Wabash River trada. Vt frateh ' r paaeasa. havinc aaaommadatioaa, aaol aa board. fc2 . " . . . LOHSVILE, EVAIViVII.I.E AXO ST. LOITIS PACKET.
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Joa. Rnan Coaauii.r tili.... ..-. evtry Tbnaeday morali.( fur Loaiaville aad ovary Sandaymerainf forSt. Lonia. Fer freight 'er passage; havlav la .i aec-mmodatioae. apply oa board. ml.2atf R.Bn..l.. ...I.ll. j aa . H w " - - www aavHawravai Feieitet. . rfm sa a. Th large, new and swift san-r " , . jiä j? a T N B O W l : c APiTWM. R. HOLCROFT Matter, eoatia'aea mania.' resntarlr la the above trade far .hi.k .a. kn. arriviaaaad deaartina' iraaa ill. ... u a I I -""" 7 a'y em sateraay. for Ireight at I rt"' aactmai araaaiaaas'iati PP'y an board. 1 Tht Ruawe ohbmi Mmlul. aliL .v.. m ; .i . i-onieviiie paesetsi th next day arte laaviac Kvaaevillo. I f.".?1 ,r,Bl vanavüla an praaara through tiebot tf J - tahl-tr NEW SPRING GOOD". PRKSTOX: an Plrst street, hers jurt relvaet äVar their tret iaatalmeat of aw aad seaeeaabl Goad, eoaaiatina la part af . , . . Bleached and brown Maelln; OtaaaltoB 8keetig: Red Tiekiiir.nll qnalitie; , Plaia. etrip'd and faaey CotPlan and nriated D aims; teasda: Plain, dark aad gold-mix. Farmora Drilling: .,Tr,,,,s . Brawn Mean Cestiagi " Rhirtiat Checkst .Apron Cbarks; . . Ta'.le Dinner Twills I 'eaas: Broadcloths, all colon: :-' Dingoael Oasatmeresf v - Jlegattk'.' t-.d; .,... t.-, Caaai meres, do; , natincu. w, - a. -r: PRISTS. ,-.-!... --i .: , Sn par Rich Fancy; Saner Maddralars . . Blue aad Whit; i d -Pnrel; ., . Blue aa Ora g-; de Pia k; i.t !:.-. r.i , Oraage Furattura, nawstvle. .. tr '' - ' iAn'h.' . .. r .r ' ft . i. Rich Faaey; . - . Rich French; . Utagham, ,.--- - - d. Black. ' ' ' BRKSS OOOüi. - ; Black Drsas Silks, black atttd faaevanlorad Vl.rfi.' st.. : aad Laatrra. Plaid Uttghsmt. Ftoaeh da. Barege de Laiaes. plain and printed Jaaasaear Baits. Moll and H-ak Maallaa. i Cheek Cambrics, Bonatt and Cap Riuhons, Lass. Kdgiags. "' la.ertiens, Ae., Ao. " 8TAW OflOIjai. ?. " 'i -Fin Legjera aad Panama Haw.'P.lm Leaf do, Khaaskal ' mZlVS.aiiS- i" pearl. Hnagaia at'aairaw- -- Ladie aad Miaaee Kid. Morocco end Paneled R...
aad Baskiaa. Men's Gen and Calf Muaroec aad Hrvgaa. I Chlldrea aad Toulhe' do , tog-ther w ah a full and com Met i ewek ol Giorea and Hosiery. hreail. Veedcs. Rnttoa. Pine.
nooss ana ey e. comas aad ailothair aatioas in aar laa. We respeot'ally invit all oeentrr asMehaata viaitina thlar ' '
eity., to aa eaamina.ioa al aur coeds aad rvit-ea.
mh2-dsw KKKX A; pstmtTff ' 1 stl CASKS aew styla Fancy Prints . ' v , i '",.
AVI It faaey Do Laieea. I eaae Silk Paplia; a mm - I do blackaad fanes Lawa: plaia aad fancy Chaos Gidsheaaet rea'd aad mh3l J. H. MAO II Eg A" OU. fer sale hp KaTniOASCS Ladiee Boaaeao; SO rLIIJ n., an Q9W la Mea'alfnd kiaehaea: l.tlau V..i k.'.u I let sale by snbAl J. H. MAOUKK A CC-.
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AKSELTOff fHKKTI..- bales af Ctanclton 1 ! j Sheetiag roe-d this day aad far ( Isby aaeitan . , BhlMlw JAS. LOW dtUO., 41Maiast..T,o.. gy. r:t"'',
r O VDO.tj I ORTKB. ISO deiea ree'd per Hcllpae. A mhJS . TBNXKT A SORKNaoS' If A X O W A Mj HO TT E la Nrvrbnrgb, In t. rrm mrr. h. i. putTfrnu jbjl Keapactraiir mrormsthe citiieni of ETaasTillcand IV "1 eat . . . T " w - w m w mar i-p a, oe traveling eommtintti gcaerallv. that be hae opeaedhi Kation! iotel in Nt. arVervb ..a ia.i .. elantan- ermaaeat gnssta. Tha home is aew and aewlrfnr1 t. . , 7i " - via is sivw nun IT I T (Ufa , . L" "'! '' "' imfort. and beaatifallv '."f.'?'"-ihOI,j,riw- Th table wiil ba w.H srpii-w at all times from tho Kvaasvill marset. Hersea any Csrriag s will be well taken eara af. Ererv atteatioa wil illbe raid ."?. n patronio the hont. Thepablie ar reapeettullv iniinirafl . aylta-en Kak eataaeanrla.eaiuAull a . - " wh bmu Bl DSlotr V.Jiiir.llVti """S a5 'A'n AU mh-dw 7 sis v.l. At k-,Fl - dl8 Main strst. Loaisrille. K. IB B RUBS. a 3-4 de Beg-s ree'd this day aad fer as ar eale by mhM-daw 418 Main treat. LonlsrUle. Ky. ! ISL,KD :OTT01.-rO b.l.sSea IslulC.tuZ'' reo'd thi. day aad for sale by JAS. LOW A-CO., "? --.w ein main street l.Aoi.vill. 418 Main street. Lonisville. IBR1NTS.-5 ess solid black English Prints: a... . IM aad whit do-rea'd thlsdav and for sal by roh29-dw
JAS. LOW & CO.. " a. , 41 Main a-r t l-oiiiariU.. KT.
ftOKKKK. 200 bags prim Eastara Rio just reo'd aadtralal.y ap4 PÄESTON BROS. ' ' ' '
IIEilIOVAL. VR- Hatohitt hae mo ted his reaideac to Mrs Rsleiah's Walker' ' ap4-lw anus oa Third street eanoaiL. nr. J t selling. . " 1 al BL? !" njw Rim at lower (ignras thaa sia be Jl 9 bought at aar hoasa in tli.e.t. yw m am apt j - JOHV BVKTIJ. CIIAL! COAL,!! f KKOSsxtra Leaf Lard;SbbUdo do. iuatres'dbv Z. H. COOK SOI.': J BXS Gorman Palm Soap: 5 bie Sur Candles; ad U-W 10 bxsS srias Caadlea; 20 das Tomato Catsups iw os reppsr aaacs. res' per 1st arrival by naa Z. U. COOK A any iOOF A mh27 Ulli TLf. SO bxs ree'd and for aale by ' aAMUKL ORR. Bl'I'KW IIBAT Fl.OCn Ann HOYIINY.-m br extra Buokwbat Flour; 10 bushels Hominy for snl b? J. W. A VICKERV. T TJPBIiriWK FLOCn-Chole braad. at reduced price h27 J. W. A 8. VICKKRT. envirn st . a ...... -hiVm " 'IViiVS 0.'?T .lly " : 1.111 t äteiLLT. gll KV-IM pl. BI.ek Silk t ia.t ia.ke. wtd. reo'd thl day aaa for ealetv day an fer aal ty CO.. 418 Main at.. npSdaw JAS.-LO V". A ton.. Ky, LAST Ladlee ta xprelv Block baildiag, Maia street. ' J. V...I. t.k. . .... .. ' ' - "- rntap in nun atu tortnunary vtj... .omprisinr taa wllowtaa: w . . .... .... ..wwHti mx xtractolKagst Rxiractef Mint: ' Extract afAllspIt; o-- ito,.; o. Mao; . da C)v: 4 Saapberry; do ' Leman: do -Vaniltor " tr . ' "a" Premium; Mustard Bnrfisht ' Hnstard. a an re ri or aid.1. k - i.n r..k a. rt. e.l.A P'l.Arrow Root. EeanoaGiaeer.'faBioo'a. httnrtaes. GaJstiae. beat articla ef ledig e-v broosbt to this market. Toast, "' STEJZI' U''f H.f.M.11.: Taat. Inrkw He.- I r ?T?rd Parlad. a desirable avtiele frehildra aad fa-, vjIOs; Spices; Starch; and rary ether artiolartis ko..kTr , my ne-d in hislma. , i - .-, i.?: "
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