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Goods.
BRlNSMAID 4 BROTHERS
tVcrrssoRs TO PANGnoRS * BniNsMAIU,
BERLLN'GTO.N, TT.

srcrrssoRs TO PlNGnoHS * BnIxsMAIu,
BCRLLNGTO.N, TT.
ARE prepared 10 sell at the lowest Boston or New
YEA Frires. 90 wholrsalr OF retail w Arches CLOCKS
ltwtLHr, GFHNAN SIL-ER, plated, BnITANNIA,
sni atbcr Metal Goods, C. u 1himbles, Spectacles,
Dhs 90. Riggs, Pins, Brooches. and all goods in the
as. cod besidrs the sHssi description of Goods we
80 kss fug great variety of Goods at wholesale to
sarfiy Frllerz OF others sell again. and we invite
r- ani oijcts ltum shToad assuring customers that
itrg siH God the Goods low, and OF the quality they
srt sail &c.
Ne iluPou Goods. OF buy them wherever we c,n
80 thsrn o. advantage and shall sell that
give customers sat,sfsciion.
osasrs tom distance attended to promptly and
a,d Bargains given, say the least by person.
a sppifcaitsn. Clocks or Watches by the box or
stuee. We agents for the damon pointed
Gatp PtNs. FLI NErs. for horses, and MoRnIsoS's
Fttts We have Willow Ware Combs Brushes
Housskrepins Articles Razors, aud other Cutlery,
tasumunisn Furniture, Fishing Tackle, Baskets
Starks, ScaTf, Collars. Suspeuders. &c.
We have DscsEiHg Cases, UOrk Bo.res, .Husi-
eel. ffsfrgHlsHfs, Bass and Double Bass Tiols,
-@e'saaHs, and most smaller instruments and Musi-
rs Merchandise.
o. short would just say that we have a very
extensive and varied assortment of American. En-
si'sh. German and Pans FANCY ARTICLES, and
afc iuy aware that the way TO sell them is TO put
hen % isw that Boston or New York will not be
aufs favorable place 10 buy them. We buy for cash
and sr iOr cash. Our customers can buy cheap
hrrc 90 81 any other place. II any one chooses to
srud a. The cash for a Gold or silver Watch from
aanee, any other Article. and leave the selection
% %, they shall have article 1porih the nlOnev
Hfaf, snd II q does not suit, II be exchanged
Ous solver spoons made in own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing
BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS,
336~s Burlington, Vermont.
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stray Marc.

Asst seen near St. Johnsbury Centre, 10 or ~
H years old, bay color, with long slim switch
tail, and when she first Starts crppes in her fore feet
u any body knows where said mare Is will they
please inform the subscriber, by letter otherwise
WIN. II. LEIGHTON.
Danville Green, July 10, 1874, 36fw3.
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Save your Money mo Mistake

1--WE subscribers give notice that, wishing to "a
N duce their present good sssortment of d.
Goods, Crockery, Hardware. &c. previous TO I'm
purchases Ihey will sell the above or caEA o,ya Al
from lsa 70 20 per cent, deduction from present c.h
prices. Good Teas at less prices than our Ger.
nsighbOs advertise. Call aud see.
J. JEWETT & CO
Barnet, July is, Is44. asarf
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,srysy. sd lnlsr tss tgeetsa Of persuns " Efrai
sk aad sipsr,rucs 10 subnsf.ns sp-sa,o'.., 80 ,fe
uo,s ba 90 b.ai, I'D nsafiy couipisssa sprsf-ias
ED usclsasry ~ uurkias auds' ~lisr -srrosins
ned and fu..ias .a-ss we,rhis. ssch has ussrr
5ssa surpasssd and wih futeni iu.pfussussts b.
sseh tnd Of srpafatss, psihops ussaf sgualiua o.
upplfHaa aifea8y -oussss q utusbef o. dlsHg
dresses ana hslisis, shah - hsvs proved 30 sea
ruosi admirably uah ever iosf huudrca leai Of Co.
bog Of me 6csi DESCRIPTION. ouT panFs sFs q g.
,ensni workmanship, sso o. fsusi pa~~--s ha'e
also q diyiug bel Of great s.ts and suefgih. ~ah
most rtproyei aad ps,seFfai msaus 81 rah.aHg ant
loyvcfna tie sunss also ofhss uppafatua Hsessalfy
10 the prosecution o. the otiect 'sh'ch Ne oaH'a'
m-niop 10 detail We aTs nov sAdns 's ouf pes
cot apparatss and shall csninus 10 40 ahy uanE ihst
vii cd ln ths sutsrpr,rs n ue taInk eVPvtieui.
We shall sink shai,s or buaa cualsf dlu- We
would. however, rsrnart. DIRT aithaagt 90 stp~C
labor, skil and enpsnss vil usc~ssa.dy have % b.
devoted TO she oujeci aaghns Or d.aieahy. undsl
psop-r management. cred BE- satssistsd "a ibs sI-
sfution The wtisr at me rreat~s dsFta 10 30
mere han lhr,y fssi high water sod 20 very Esai
degree o. u8ud. The Stern orths v-sssl si.a usaf
enc sho,u ~ ah gaoi books ~hsr- wosss can 30 srur
sth he uss o. re bell dresses, arg.ns tugsHs
On shore ,hs ass Of ned sssshlsss. ~ sslusf,aa
srrlassa. " IL ssaa.l b. ,aarsd bsa b. rr-ar 60
fheu, TIE I5ral.7u RI .1s v,-ssl e. .hs Hsuih o.
,as '-Ra-s .' at l,. Esat Of nsaasfhsrgh Naua.ss.
I'D h1i shai aas.aa-t ataft a. a.tsi 81 Cs.tss't
Iaa1iaf va. sasv. aa Ja- Hus-ss nFss. - EoJs
tf 'afrsls ss5a" Wa 80 -uIsrusd Ne piass bss
lrss d.-yy .ourtfulss cals8 'sGrbsa.lsg Pu,'s, ''
d slss fss ul.iss sioss Nes FiBacA's roini, o
hous sh-a scoofd.s trsiaoas. sl,s Eafi,sh sssu-
81 49, .a parsaa ssrs ahs-say. shsu 40 vesss aus
set o. Sc. 90 beng atss 20 g. ~ hrpur4 ne
HRa-s. ~hart 5haur, us aoss wah snhsorHbis
wsal. The force o. tho-a t-sd-t,sas b ss1y nseh
uao-r.sss by D yis-s ~ J.s loyaiiea.
In o uag,cs ~ tbs rua vb-s has srpssssd enc
81 IRE bHpsTs, since ,sas sotuP, .n ~boh soHs DO
tofirzl sa-cspi 81 IA ~ss s.so sv.r ~as stated.
rhai bsiss nts7rualtri 20 -hl, hsd es-aus Of
thp rsss,atsr srh. Jrsasarrs BESIDE ih8i rucsssr.d
20 Garsasf'. i.lssI ga -spy, ksid, SD, o.
ssrgs3 thsg shsIaspr slss thsye ueui dswu sa
~ vsssri be- We uudeTstsrf thst no sathsrrty la7
d. sas,szusni lBsns I'd BsHlbs- o. he Cen
hersea's WaaaEsas, bet have Burrsises 49, b.
We shas make or uyulos eNsfts n tss atasguFs.
end ba,s carsslyys ths cot6asug hssf thsi 90
shall ~ sa-oe-sfd "a H9sk,ng esnp.sto sFposufs 81
th,s niercs,saa rsiss q fafsnsr ags sid hu
also hoFs ths sasss wl DO satisfactory osrssrss
aad thoss vho. ,hFovgh Ihssr ooa6dsass 10 sail
aad cScrt,aus, have b~sosns iuierusgsd van We
ssald oait farther FanarA Ihui oaraa'vps rsVsrd
" - Do To- the uga ~hieh ne ays, u wa,ch
nuch .nsasesa . uashaea@d ia alt'gsSics. that ths
coateats ~ shs vessel, fosnd als ~ ioug per.od
~ d,.ela-ed, cssn Nilhesg regard TO ths psobsils
vsius.
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N d n H CE.

IENHIS may certify that have this day given my
IL son, Eli Chamberlin, his time to act for himself
and will claim none of his earnings nor pay any
debts OF his contracting after this date.
REUBEN CHAMBERLIN.
Burnett 18Th July, 1874. 364w3
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Essex, SIS.
At Probate Court holden at Guildhull in and for
said District, the Sd day of July A. d. 1874
LNLlZABETH l.. SMELL, Administrative of
IA the Estate OF Titus Snel Esq. late Of North
cumberland in the county Of Coos and State of New
Hampshire, deceased, files in this Court her petition
setting foh that the personal estate of said deceased
- not sufficient to pay his just debs aud costs of
settlement by the of 5000, SO and that the said
deceased at the time Of his death seized and pos
scsscd ofresI within the State Of Vernon, and
praying this Court TO grant her license TO sell so
much Of the real estate OF said deceased as will enable
her pay said sum and costs
WheTeupon it is ordered by the Court that all per-
interested be notified of said application and
that the same will be heard and decided at Probate
Court 10 he holden at the Probate Office in Guildhal
IN said District the Sd day of August next at one
o'clock, p. NJ. And for the purpose of notice it is
ordered that said Administrative cause copy of this
order be published three weeks successfully in the
Caedonian, a newspaper printed at st. Johnsbury
Vermont soon as may be-
Attest VIM. HAYWOOD, in.
5oJ~S Register.
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PADmCK'S IRON FOUNDRY,
80. Johns bur .

rHVfJf- hrssat commenced in S2s now con
ssfs afa His.t Furnaos ior mixing Iron from
Hrf H. taHaia furisrr i'f making t'sung'
.s- 49, F... gss Machine -hups-onc for Finishing
-as.sss alsa.u an,I repairing 90 kinds Of Machine
r. SD .fr ah-r faT ths manufacture oi Ton Pumps,
-.rks sHl Rairfrera
T- Ifsa Hlais si tiis establishment j. superior 10
srg aaa arsts iu Nee England. in consequence OF
o. a.raasf esfu and manner in which It Is manu-
T.44.lF s.I fh- continuation Of y5ur kinds Of ore.
farzs srrs hssr hsru srisoied, notwithstanding the
HsaHs ftF arr transported, On account Of contain.
.as t.H.rrui mfn-r,l Substances combined with the
rar. wdilh create surh chemical operations IN the
fsrHas4 aaiF u1flIIuz producers the hrmest and
.f El-f. e ifan Resides The careful selection of
.rs afss sod ts rfsat taken In preparing them.
fsr t4sf aarEa.el 90 D. fsHHd 90 fhc country man
arr ftr strraHsHs Il fhe FarHaec 'shiie in 6idsL-
Tbus tIrr suazrfhcf Heels the utmost confidence in
rreaauasnIinr the superiority Of his Iron as being
fsaFL ssr aad Hsf liable 10 crack. Those who
bsst pufrbasrJ ,hsdp Soucs. which have cracked so
alig o. ht nuy for oil iron, arc requested to no.
tiar flaf aof N'gte o. plate, manufactured from
.A.s i.ss has ever been returned on account Of
rHaftlHE.
The subscriber would now inform hs customers
snj me putic that be- intends putting his Furnace
a bIasi ths is Of September, aud will manufacture
Hau the i1ou, Ij-at reduced prices,
a New Yankee Notion stove,
rlusbiuins alI the important improvements.
TtLDEN's NEWLY INVENTED BANNER
STOVE 20 which l. attached large furnace to be
used gth &C. uithout the Sloye-Iorming very con-
vsuleut spparstu- Cor summer cooking.
.fTR-TIGHT and BOI STOTES.
A general assortment Of
IECIE " VyAMSSU
Cast ifoa SINKS aud PUMPS; SAP BOILERS,
9Th arch door aud frame for setting; Arch, Ash
cod Osen Doors with frames; Sleigh g Sled
Shoe.-aI szcs; laos MonToRs for A.
f.aihscaries = Families; MILL GEER-
ING, &c. &c.
From the Machine shops:
IRCN ANIES from / to inch; Pipe Boxes; Cart
aad Va assn Boxes. Nuts & Bolts for Wooden A xles,
Trususa LsrHEs, Of every description, from the
cannon "a GOD and Screw 10 large Engine Laihes;
puuch Prrascs; Press Dnlls Paint Mills; Saw Sets;
rlr-ulaf saw A'bors; Regulators for Factories;
tWiST-MlLL HEADS and SPINDLES;
HOW D'S Patent Iron WATER WHEELS, and
other approved kinds;
GK.fI'N P.fTE.NT HORSE POTTER,
as lfs5.e.hug Thrrshing Machines, Separators Wood
sass. &c.-ali which can lie furnished with the
haFss hossr, Il dcsifcd; CAST IRON SINKS,
alh ar wuhgut PumPs; also single-and beautiful
pattern ~ Iron Pump, with without zinc lining
adaaitisj % BE- the best Pump in
Erfhs above, with many other articles constantly
sa hand, of all be furnished reasonable notice.
HUAHAM PADDOCK.
~ Ishnshufy. July 10. 1874. 363yl
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a Coon REFLS- A seutselly dTsss~d yosHs uaan
.nia ths hsuss 81 ~. whas BuasiB, uresT
some pse,sucr end sole e. yalrh tad psucd 4 fs-s
days uofwurds. hsssussr SO sauss srsnsaaa called
sSs'n, sub lhs ssnls ,1guisy, and ,au1odssssly
r.oesu,ssa By ths ssr,an,. sha asiosulsi Dr whae
afths last Tbs Ducias ~eui 10 ihs doo', asd ah
ps,fuos rsas f1asa ct.asEoA 10 iheh uFsa hsn-,si
"a h,sa that 90 b. srsa 10 tabs tha sr'sries e
wosid b. us~ie-s fof ben 70 asay a-ap5 as.i - DO
spPsnrs' 'r - rUsrsrisbls yosas Haan, sns he ID
os s'sh % fulr hisn ~ stpassrs. he ~oud rsgars
he ~sleh and pencil be wbsia irt ths mauer drop
TIE capFH confessed 'hs ths sai Psos,s-sa Srsias-
uaa, ~h,eh was u'adc, 90 accompanying hsa TO he
place 81 rrstours. On Eisins ~ ne ARTICLES b.
w.shsd 20 knsw yho -a~ hem takt ths,u shsn hs
lsld BY The Dr. hat ms - g Gsi ~ho see.
every hrnr. rsf upaH Aiu ~ " Sua
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LATEST
Fashions.

TUsr received from Boston and New York. III.
- subscriber would just soy to gentlemen iueDii,'
to pay CASH for COOP CLOTH ,ueH fitch !,
the customer that he is now ready to serve them
a style and at price that he thinks canEot fail 10 n
sure satisfaction, and would invite all such ia rr,
him call before purchasing elsewhere
A. WOOLSON
St. Johnsbury Centre, May ID, 1874. 356rf
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a FA TX WI HNOEE SAFE

a h a IL w Il % IL SAEE.
CITUATED in Coventry, four miles
~ mons Fnlls, and containing one wi
ll9 acres of the best soil 40 acres of which
good Improvement II has on it good BAN =.
squire, aud IA convenient house for a small family
The above farm is well watcred and timbercJ oDl
will be sold on liberal terms.
For further particulars call on the subscriber VIA
lives at the Nauows Bridge
ELI WENTWORTH.
Newport, May 81, 1914. 35nf
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To Sell or 20 Let.
A FARM, in Concord. situated l 81 miles G,.,
4 The Corner, on the county road leading % ia
lohnsbpy. Said farm oonsists Of
H9O Acres OF ROOd Land

well wa'ssed. with good and convenient buildiu,-,
is well fenced and has thereon a ins young or,h.
ard. Said farm will he sold or lei ON rrason,i =,
tef ma WILLIAM NICHOLS.
COncrrd, Dec 20 1919. ss4u
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-25

AN ORDINANCE, to amend an ordinance en-
titled al ordinance concerning nuisances pass
ed January 3Oth 1913.
Sec. LIST. Be it ordained by the President and
Trustees of the Town of Evansville, That all
Steam Boats, Flat-boats and all other boats or
water craft oil W whatsoever nature name or kind,
Tn al shall be within the limits Ut said Town or
within one hall mile thereof, that may be Inject
ed with Small Pox, or any other infectious or
contagious disease, or lromswnich any unwho'e-
some, disagreeable or offensive smell or affiuvla
shall arise to the injury or annoyance OF any
person or persons living within the corporate
limits of said town, be and the same are hereby
defined and declared to be nuisances. And any
person or persons who shall. bring. continue. or
suffer any such boat or water craft 10 remain
within the limits aforesaid, or who being the
Owner of or having control OF any such water
craft, shall neglect or fail. or refuse to abate, or
remove such nuisance instanter on being Botlh-
ed so to do, by any officer oil the corporation OF
said town, Tor every hour that he, she or they
shall so neglect, fail or refuse, shall forfeit and
pay TO the said President aud Trustees for the
use OF said Town any sum not more than fifty
dollars nor less than five dollars with costs of
suit aud such nuisance may moreover be abat-
ed or removed by the corporation marshall in
such manner as he shall think fit and right.
SEC. Cd. That so much of an ordiDace passed
January Both 1913, %enutled. An ordinance Goa
corning nuisances, as requires ten days notice
10 be given 10 persons who are by said ordinance
made liable to remove or abat e any nuisance or
nuisa noes in said ordinance specified Be and
the same is hereby repealed. And any person
or persons who by said ordinance are made liza
BILE to remove or abate any nuisance in said or
denance specified or contemplated, shall neg
Iect fail or refuse to abate or remove the same
or being notified SO to do by any officer OF the
corporation persuant TO an order OF the said pres
ident and trustees-within the time specified
IN such order the person or persons so offending.
= ~ - - III H. ana fTn md 4
ures in said ordinance specified and the same
proceedings shall be had therein as il the said
ten DAYS notice had been given.
SEC. Sd. That all ordinances and parts of or
! dinances coBtravening the provisions oil this or
dinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
(Attest.9 SAMUEL ORR, President.
j. M. SfOCKWELL, Clerk.
July 10, IA st.
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COUNTY
SEMINARY.
AT IND.,


r1efeTIIS Institution.-tMR. CFRus COLLINS. a
81 graduate of Dartmouth College, N. H.,
Principally is now in successful operation. Here
are taught the elements OF an English Educa-
ton. ascending 10 the Studies OF the Lain and
Greek languages, and a full course OF Mathemat-
les; together with Practical Surveying and CIV
il Engineering Philosophy, in its several DEPART
ments; and the other branches OF Literatnre and
Science usually taught in the higher academies,
preparing Young men for College or the active
business Of life. There are secured, as they
NAV be needed, adequate Assistants to the
Principal,-Gentlemen fully competent TO give
instruction in any Of the departments OF study.
Parents and guardians in the several Towns OF
the County, or ELSEWHERE, will find it TO their
advantage to send their sons. or wards to this IN
stltution. The instruction is intended 10 he
thorough and in the religions and moral char
acter of the pace, they have security that the
morals Of youth shall be safe. The tuition lees
are, per quarter, for
l.. Civil Engineering and Practical Survey
ing 4: $500
9. Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Astrono-
my.&c. 3.5U
8. Rhetorick, Logick, History, Composition.
Defamation, &c. ESQ
4. Reading. Spelling, Writing, Aritbmeuek,
English Grammar. Geography. l.50
The mex { quarter will on Mon
day the 22d of the present month, July.
July, 1914.
WIN. IL. SrooKwELL, Clerk of
the Board of Trustees of the
Gibson Co., Seminary. July IL, IA
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candidate for the Presidency they were ask
ed to unite with Calhoun 81 Company In
supporting as the democratic candidate, was
SAID to be in favor of ga ~judicious tariff
This was all the democracy of PENNSYLVANIA
wanted, and SO they went for the man who
was in favor of such a tariff. Well, he was
elected, and what sort ola tariff, in his opin-
ion, was ga judicious tarif?' Not such an
one as Pennsylvania desired, but one that
suited the notions of his Southern friends.-
And now the same game is being played
again. Mr.. Polk is claimed as a tariff man
because he says he is in favor of ''Cair and
Just protection to all the great interests of
the whole Union, embracing agriculture, ma
nulactures, the mechanic arts, commerce and
navigation" Now this sounds very pretty
but this language is a little 100 general; il
may mean any thing, and therefore means
nothing. We want something more definite:
it is Ike a man saying, "Oh, I'll do what is
right" Yes, but when the time comes 10
say what is right, his notions and ours may
differ astonishingly. If people don't want 10
be cheated, they should never trust TO such
general declarations-they are intended 10
deceive.
Democrats in favor of a protective tariff,
be on your guard, or you will be grossly taken
in.
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THE WING
/. NEW SONG TO THE GOOD OLD TUNE.

4 NEW SONG To THE GOOD OLD TUNE.
w ha has caused this great commotion. motion
motion,
Our country through?
II is the ball a rolling on
For old Kentuck and the Jersey Blue,
For Clay aud Frelinghuysen too;
And with them we'll beat your Polk Polk
And all such sort of folk,
And with them we'll beat your Polk.
New England's glorious star is shining, shining ,
shining,
Steady and true,
1t sheds its RAYS throughout the land;
For old Kentuck and the Jersey Blue,
For Clay and Frelinghuysen too;
And with them we'll beat your Polk, Polk
And all such sort of folk,
And nth them we'll beat your Polk.
The Empires sons in might are rousing, rOus-
ing, rouslng,
a hardy crew,
"ExcELsoR'' they proudly shout,
For old Kentuck, &c.
From JERSEYS bloOd-stained land of glory, glory,
glory,
The loud halloo
Rings forth as erst 1t rung OF vote
For old Kentrck, &c.
The Blue Hens chickens are bravely fighting,
fighting, fighting,
Stand forth anew,
And Maryland wheels into line,
For old Kentuck, &c.
The old Dominion, she is coming, coming, COM
ing.
The North State too,
And Tennessee send DIS fortL her cry
For OLD henIuck. &c.
The Prairie fires are brightly blazing blazing,
blazing,
The wide west through;
Where strike her hardy yeOmanry
For old Kentuck, &c.
The sdark and bloody ground" of battle, battle
batIle,
Which Tyrants rue,
Peals forth once more her victor notes
For old KeEtuck, &c.
Lo !Georgia's fiery sons advancing 'vancing,
vancing.
Their faith renew,
And pledge her gallant cllivalry
For old Kentuck, &c.
ming, spanning.
Solid aud true,
Completes our glorious brotherhood,
For old Kentuck, &c.
The clouds so long our land o'reshadowing
shadowing, shadswing.
Vanish like dew,
And brightly beams the r ising sun
OF old Kenruck, &c.
And now the whole battillion passing, passing
passing.
In grand review,
Shout we to heaven our loud huzza
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GIVE are authorized 10 u EZE
KIAL SAUNDERS, as a candidate for
County Commissioner for the third District.
HWe are authorized and requested to an
~nounce ADRIAN YOUNG, as a candidate
for reelection to the Office of County Asses
ser at the August election.
March l4.*
GIVE are authorised TO announce DR..
d. S. LANE, as a candidate for County
Treasurer at the August election.
Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the name
of ROBERT. w. DUNBAR, as a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer at
the August election.
GWe are authorized to announce the
name of Capt. JAMES NEWMAN as a
Candidate for the office of County Assessor.
at the August election.
GIVE are authorized TO announce the
name of JAMES T. WALKER, as a can
didate to represent the County of Wander
burgh in the next Legislature.
We are authorized to announce LEWIS
HOWES as a candidate for Coroner, at the
August election,
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@There was an immense Wing gather
ing at Oswego, New York, on the 9th inst,
Among the incidents of the day, was the in
PRODUCTION of two old revolutionary soldiers,
Wings ofI776, who fought hard during ouI
war of independence. They appeared on
the stand before the great multitude, and
were received with the most enthusiastic
and deafening plaudits. They avowed them
selves as glorious Wings now as they were
in l776. On one of the banners was the
following inscription: .'In 1776 the Wings
caught old Polk. In 1914 they'll catch the
young one."
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-07-25


( NTThe Candidates for the different Offices
in Vanderburgh County are expected to meet
their fellow citizens in the following places,
namely:
On Saturday, July Goth, at the School house
near Jesse Lanes in Knight Township.
On Monday.July 22nd at the School house near
John S. Terry's, in Knight Township,
On Tuesday 23d, at B. Royston's residence in
Centre Township.
On Wednesday 24lh MeCutchen's Schoolhousein
Centre Township.
On Thursday 25th at Hornbrook's Store in Scott
Township.
On Friday 26th, at VIM. Thurstons in Scott
Township.
On Saturday, 9th, at Anthony's Ferry Union
Township.
On Monday 29th. at the School house near John
Edmonds, in Union Township.
On Tuesday Both, at Chas. Martins Armstrong
Township
On Wednesday 3lst, Michael Mentzers Arm
strong Township.
On Thursday, Ist August, at the School house
near d. Grimes, in Perry Township.
On Friday Cd, at Ezekial Saunders, in Perry
Township.
On Saturday, Sd, at the Court House in Evaps-
ville.