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A. F. MILAN.
JOHN A. TRousDA.tsE

Messrs. A. F. McLain and John A. Trousdale
having been under my tuition, (the former four
and the latter two years,) take pleasure in re-
commencing them as sklful and competent Dem
fists, in all the departments of the science.
WILLIAM CIssNA, Surgeon Dentist
Pattersonville, Feb. "a, 1851.
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The above can be had at the stores Of
W. BAILEY, Cheneyville, ~.
TIC. ANDERSON & Co, Alexandria,
A. J. THOMPSON & Co., Opeloulas,
CAMPBELL IL GURDRY, Vermillion, :
CALLER Il BULL1ARD, Breaux B.
JOSEPH GoNDoLFI, St. Martinsville,
HARE u BIRDsALL, Jeanneretts, :
G. S. THAYER, Indian Bend,
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PROFESSIONAL.
]. w. WALKER,
Attorney at Law.
FRANKLIN, La. SO.
A. l.. TUCKER,
$. H. n GILL.
Law Agency.

EDWARD SIMON, JR., Attorney-at-L Lar,
II vii practice his profession in the Courts of
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of ST. Mary, ST. Martin and Vernillion.
10 Office opposite the Court House, on
Main street. - st
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70 Agents in Franklin,
aug9 u. N. SEAGhAfE q W.
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Franklin, Sen. "a, Isl.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-08
HOE & CO.'S
Caststeel Circular & Lonseavs

= rAs 'shs<h - A<O ~ " =
"a VIE Subscribers manu- ao,ure from the best csst
Il steel, Circular Saws, from Two inches 10 Five
rect Diameter. 1heto saws are carefully hardened
and tempered, and are ground and finished ! = nia
chnety designed expressly for the purpose and ar
here re much Superior in truth and uniformity Of
surface, 10 those ground in the usual msnntr. Tt.
qure less sci, less power TO drive them, and ar
tot 50 liable 70 become heated, and pfodu.e saving
IN timber -
They slso Manufacture Czrt Steel Mil, Pitt ard
Gross Cut Saws, srd Billet Wtbbs, Of sure of uual-
ny, all Of which ihcy have for sale at iheir vtfc
rooms Nos 20 aha 81 Gold street, or they NAV ~
sbIa'red Of the principal hardware merchants, u
lie Uniitd States. r HOE, & Co
Printing tress, Machine end Saw Maters,
70 aud 81 Cold sweet
Tie fol wing extract is from ? report msde .s i
committee a scientific and practical gen 'tn.Cs as-
painted by Tie Ameucsu Iastiiue
our committee are Of absliraons ouirlon. ,ls,
in The grpaistus iYcui,d liz Mr. r. VI Inc. fr
grinding SAYS, he las DIS leytt gr.t ingenuity aLu
tact IN the adaptation a machinery 70 tie lro5u.-
lion II results H. lie uaEuia,,U.e ,grs, Nhler.
may with propsit'y ye ltuou Ia tG tLs 81. us ..
ira OF tire art
Publishers ui \ wsFepcr, g'a 81 sf.r BIZ a-.
verl!sueGt. three tiues ii o.. La',, 81, & r..o..s
IS paper containing the me y q "a rsn
ting II a'ctias, b. Purchasl iuur }Uea b. .HslGl
Of Their uil. D.; Ia. ADVANCEMENT.
September 10, isJi.
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sD1DSa

n this county, on the 4th inst, an infap, son ~
n James and Mrs. Sarah l.. Davidson, aged II
as.
Also, in this county, on the 5lh instant, of con.
raplion, Mr.. JOHN A. HENDERSON, aged al
l,.r months and days. The deceased leaves a
,s and large family OF children 10 mourn their il
,piiabls loss.
Asa, IN Cabsrras county. the 22d ult. Of Group,
CYNTHIA STAFFORD, infant daughter OF Mr.
Jgeph Cochran, aged years, 4 month";, and %
or.
Also il this county, on the 25th ult ROBERT
rDGAR, son Of john p. and Sarah A. Ross. aged
! wear aud ~ days.
AI.o in York District, s. C. on the 30 h ultimo.
A., ELIZA CAPPs. aged about 20 years.
At bic residence. near Memphis. Tenn, about the
ii lt, Mr. DAVID Mcknight. aged about GO
rsits, fcrnerly Of this county. -
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TRJBu TIE OF RESPECT.
4. q. q. l..
Hut or DrcLAHAlIos Loper. No.

hut or DECLARATION LopoE, No 3.
Charlotte, az c. SIP 80. 1851
Ma regular msciing Of this Lodge THE evening
as oIbving preamble and resolutions we're uhani
rsasiy adopted
Wp,sS, thu. Ledge has received intelligence o.
), death (by dr0wninT) Of one Of Ills members,
: GRAHAM, late resident Of California there.
an
T. Rtssirsd, That we have heard With prnioun {
,sfrl Of the dceesse Of cur esteemed friend and
rs,hsr and that while NC humbls submit 10 the
q " Heaven, We will ever keep in liveI, remem.
Dsee ihs nurntfous virtues Of the DEPARTED
2 Resolred. That VIC sincerely sympathise With
las vho mourn the unlimely esmise Of beloved
zliiVs. without Ell ying the moufnful pleasure Of
tsSing him haIl farewell.
2 r. sslusd, That We will wear the usual badge
4 aogruina fsf thirty dave, in memory IL him who
10. ne he fate far from homo ard frleods
4 Rss0lssS, That thcie Resolutions be published
As Hotns,s' Ne,, aud Charlotte journal, and
i. roPy be furnished 10 the relatives Of the
tt,asst
A. G.. STACY.
y ". ROBINSON, Committee
J. TgoITkg.
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CDb1amnEZa

D d, Al bi, plantation. in York District, $ c on
ge'h Dtmo. the Hon JAMES GRAHAM, o;
30 Carolina Mr. Gfaham's health had been
tff9sbiy declining foi several months, but h,s 10.
Ftkabls energy bore up, oulti within fcw days 81
!. termination, long AID active service ~ the
-.aets oftho na'ion, has clustered around he mama
z mpsflshabls donors which sgfaieful people are
Esae TO beslow upon their honest aud able counsel
n Ths announcement will indeed DO death
,'l 10 his old Congressional District, where bis
m'lss wsfs 40 fully appreciated lie sge - sappo.
,. 10 have been atout SO years, II 10 to be hoped
Oh pen will record more particularly the history
80 life cod the circumstances Of his dsrth. Com.
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THIRD ANNUALFAER
SOUTH CAROLINA IUSTTTI!TE

4
fs'HE Thrd Annual Fair ortbe SOUTH CAR.
r. OLlNA INSTITUTE. for the promotion q
Art Mechanical, Ingenuity and Industry, will b,
held in Charleston, S. {. opening on MONDAY
18th November, and continuing during Tie week
Specimens IN every branch OF Mechanism, Ar,
aud industry also OF Cotton, Rice, Sugar. Tobacco
and all other Agricultural Products i. solicited, Il
which suitable premiums viii lie awarded
The following special PltmiLms are oa,re6 -
tor the Six best specimens Ct Steel made from
SpaTanburg or other Iron, the product Of a South.
ern ate, and manufactured into Edged Tools u
any kinda Gold Medal
n. B.--A specimen Of The Steel in Bars 10 he sent
with the Tools.
For The largest quantity Of Cocoons raised on one
plantation. not less than Ten Bushcls-A Cola
Medal or $50
For the largest quantity of Spun Silk the pro
duce OF any one plantation, not lees than Ten
Pounds-A Gold Medal or Premium Of $50.
Tor tie bestSts Island Cotton Gin, on some new
principle, superior 10 that now IN general use; or
Ter any real and important Improvement on the pre.
tert ono--A Gold Medal
For the invention of a sutt Sc machine for Pq!
yeIising Red Peppcr-A God Medal
For the best Steam Eugue-A Gold Medal
For the best model Steam Fine Engine-A Gold
Medal.
A large and commodious building has been Sc
lee'ed for the Exhibition ard every care will be
paid to the reception aud care OF Articles sent 10 tie
FAR. All specimens must &c IN By the 18Th Of No.
Yem5er.
Contributors TO the Fair are respectfully reauest-
ed when they send specimens for Exhibition, to
send full descriptions Of the Articles and such in
formation N general Is may be Of use, ard proper
for publication.
Address TAYLOR.
Chairman Of Commiue on Corresponds, CO.
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Post Office Stamps.
TO POSTMASTERs.

FNNHE advertiser Postmaster at Pleasant Grove,
Ia Allegheny county, Maryland is the first per
son in the United States who conceived and under
took extensively to publish the idea of furnishing a.
post offices in the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him are warranted equal or superb
or to any o her that csn be procured for the sans
price, and whenever any are sent Out in any man
nor defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded, on notice, without extra charge. All who
order set Of stamps, with full set OF Changes for
dates only 81 (for thirty pieces shall be Kept in
stamps I'd hbuum. Full sets with enc change ST..
whcnN a,nps are neatly made with turned handles
and scrsR-samc style as tie regular government
T. Q. stanps-durable, efficient and warran,ed:
Price 70 two dollars only, and special authority
TO send by mail free.
Address . Post Master, Pleasant Grove, AIeghs.
ny ceunty, Maryland
dJAny editor publishing the above with tins note
three times aud sending copy OF the paper, shall
receive credit for ten dollars IN wood letter ten
dollar proof press--sr # preferred, wood engrav-
ns Or an engraved newspaper head, Of The above va
Tue " n te forwarded
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SO the AfspiclGd!!!

EEUILADEIPHtA MEDICAL HOUSE-Es.
= tabished Is years ago by DR.. klNkEL!N
The Oldest, and best hand to cure all firms OF
secret diseases diseases OF the skin, and solitary ha.
bits Of youth IS Or kINkELlN, N. W. corner of
THIRD ard UNION Streets, between Spruce and
Pine, l. SQUARES FROM THE EXCHANGE PHiIADEI PHlA
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is a habit which boys teach each other at
the academy college-a habit INDUCED in when
by themselves in solitude, growing up with he boy
to manhood, and hoh, ii not abandoned in due time
not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial hap.
pness but gives Use TO series OF proreced, ins.
dious and devastating affections, Few OF those ho
indulge 10 this pei nicious practice aware of the
consequences, until they find the nervous system
shattered feel strarge and unaccouutub!e feelings
vague fears in the mind, The individual becomes
feeble, he is unable 10 labor with accustomed igor
10 apply his mind to study; his step is iafdy and
weak be is dull, lrresoute, the countenanCe is down
east, the eyes without natural lusre shametaccdness
is apparent. InEsE ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH sHoulD A
wAKEN TIE ATTENTION CT THOSE SIMILARLY AFFLICTED.
IF TIE VICTIM
Be conscious o! the cause of his decay and having
relinauished the odious practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal and involuntary emissions,
which weaken and shame him, producing mental
aud physical prostration. he emanclpate himself
before the practice has done It's worst and enter mat
him that this is caused by his early tollies.
Too many think they will hug the secret 10 then
own hearts, and cure themselves. Alas how often
is this fatal delusor, and how many promising
youth, who might have been an ornament TO society,
has faded from the earth,
YOUNG MEN
Let no false modesty deter you from making your
case known to one who, from education and rcspec-
liability can alone beiriend YOU. lie who places hun
self under DIR. kINkELlN'S treatment, may rei
gIously conhde IN his honor as gentleman, and in
whose bosom will be forever locked he sccseot The
patient.
COUNTRY INYAIIDS
Finding il announcement 10 make personal apphca.
ton. can, by stating their explicitly, tug ether
with NIL their aympoms {per letter post paid,l have
forwarded 10 them chest containing Or. KS medi
cnes appropriated accoTdingy and be cured home.
Structures of the nrethra weakness and c0nstitu.
tiona debility, promptly cured and fall vgor rcstor-
ed. All letters rosrPtlpf
Ut remittance Of % cents in letter, post paid,
addressed to DR., kiukelin, Philads phla Will secure
his Book, on the SECRET lNERIrIEs or ioUrn
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S. FRIGaTE INDEpENpExce.

4. S FRiGaTE IADEPENDENCE.
The Washington Republican has been "a
,.rd siih The following extract from le,le,
ron an & iicer on board the u. s. frigsie 10.
I,psudepce, touching the reception ard STAY
d hal vessel at Trieste lately
sour visit to Trieste was a very pleasan,
,ue, as ss,~ere the objects Of great deal Of
,asnllon and poliieness. Among our d sim.
~ she'd sls'iors ~ere the King and @ leen Of
:Iony tho A'chduke J.hn, tie Ban Of Gro.
ms, Ja.lscaich. and his wife, one Of the very
gsuesi women have ever zen. The Baa
I. polished gen'lemSn. and Of pleasing
r,1aen. have never seen a vessel
,,ftct such attention as did the lsde.
cadence at Trieste the daily number of vi.
fo', vas immense, and on Sunday certainly
M, o.. than 10000"
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NORTH-CAROLENA
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY,
OFFICE, RALEIGH NC.

WIS Company continues 10 insure The lives OF
n ali healthy White Persons and Slaves
The greatest risk taken on a single life s. 600
Saves are insured for term Of one 10 FIVE ears for
eds their value.
CYP.CgRs
DR.. Charles T. Johnson. President
WIllIsm ID. Haywood, Vice President,
James L. JORDAN, Secretary,
William II jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney.
DR., VIM. II. Mckee, Examining Physic,ou.
J Hersman, General Agent.
All losses are paid within 80 days afer satislac.
tory proof is presented.
u anks and Pamphlets, show ing the plan Of tpu.
ration Of the Company, may be had On applications
at the Office, any Of The Agencies All letters on
business should be addressed TO
JAMES f. JORDAN, Secretary
Jaly 90. 1853 33-ly
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~ Notice

z hereby given, that Mr.. Samuel H. Wnhers. Of
Il Davidson College, is duly authorised 10 act as
my agent IN the general transaction Of NY business,
during my absence from the State.
K. PARKE.
S,pl. TO- ISL tu
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Philadelphia Wholesale CIcthins
WAREHOUSE.
C. HARNESS 81 son,

{. liAI,k n i4SS5 II SON,
No. rs Naiaf e. s E.c---a r. Iotr.5,
FIIyA8IiGEIA.
yENlla largest aaa Best assert. q SOC 81 fashion.
"a abis tulHtg % b, 'cUAu "a tay t.,,sblisIl-
ment ia the tunt6 G.,s.
Many year, eXpernnce IN dc Exc'u.ys Manu-
actuie Of Clothing for Southsrn ana Nesicrn Mar
kets, warrants tie assurance hat dealers viii hnd
Hardness 4 sons Clothing adapted TO Tie wants Of
their customers
y. B.--nAkkNESS & SONS prices are low er
lhan those Of suv tlher House IN The trade.
TAKE No ICE = HsikBces < SONS Clothing Store
IS large 1--we Story blick BuIldne situated On the
Southeast corner 81 Fourth and Market streets PM
ladt lphia
N. B.-Iooh OFT Tot the largest gu. Block Ee';cr
Sign in tbs L States and read HARNESS s. sen.
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Notice to BIacksmitIls,

z WISH 10 employ Blacksmith for enc, tu or
ID three years One who can come ell recon
mended, as good workman and If steady and il
ous'rioos habits, can get good wages and healthy
situation By addressing J Z. W. Marion, Nj Bowel
county, North Carolina
August n, 1851. al
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Legal Notice.

VA F. DAVIDSON having returned 10 Char
~ loue and located himself permanently
viii resume The Practice Of The Law. His Office is
in the Court House, next door to the Shcrf's office
Charlotte. May %. 1851. 2jtf
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A NEWset of BUGGY HARNESS or Sale
"a Enquire u, this Office.
Dfipcrv Bonds for SHE here.
EuSi received fresh supply Of khut's Reslor-
60 cr and other Medicines.
L ' HOf TON
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Form eta Bid.

or w9 Of propose 10 carry tn,
mails on route No. , from to a
greoabY 10 the advertisement, Of the Postmaster
General dated 9Th August, 1854, and by the follow
ing mode Of conveyance viz:
for the annual rum OF dollars
Dated. Signed.
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CASAS and BONDS for safe a hi, OTct
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Form Of a Guaranty.

The undersigned undertake that if the feregoin
bid fer carrying the mail on route No. be acce
ted by the Postmaster General the bidder shall, pr
or to theel5h day Of February next, enter into II
required obligation to perform the service propose
with good and sufficient surc,ics.
Dated. Signed by two guaraltors)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS (!
SIANkLiN az REILLY

1 RE now in receipt. direct from New York and
n PHI aoelnhio, very desirable stock OF Spring
aud summer Dry Goois which. for quality price
aud stvle, are not surpassed in ihs market The
tll"wIng ccm' ris.s part Of their stock viz:
Ill * and brown Cloths aud Ca smeres;
SaiIineis. Jeans, t. eed>. CoiIonad,s e. DENNIS;
Figd ii K AMI Marseiles Veslings and Linen
Drills
Diown. AID beached Shirtings, Shee,inys and
Irish Linens;
Tickings. Manners stripes and checks;
Halls English and American Prints and Nan.
Keen
Berage rcLnines French Lawns and Ginghsms;
ga S~Is., enIb'd Jacone,s, Beiages aud POI.
Inns;
Blk Gro DeRhine and cold Silks:
: silk and Cotton liankerchiefs; Silk, Wool and
Berage Sbaws;
Whit, pink. green and blue Mosquito MEETINGS:
Table Cloths, Table Corus, Crash and Scoich
Diapers;
Fashionable Bonneis. Bonnet Ribbons & Grapes;
Panama, eghofn, Pearl, Braid and Palm l. At
Fashionable MOleskin, Russia and CaIfornia
Hats;
Silk nI.d Cotton .Parasols, Silk, Bingham and
Cotton Umbrellas;
Hosiery. Gloves. LnceS, Edgings. Trimmings.
&c, &c.
general assortment of Dry Goods, Coo's and
Shoes. Hardware, &c. s.kcied Tor this market.
md Will he sol at tie lowest prices Tor Cash or
pro uce SilANkLlN a. REILLY.
May 18th. 1851.
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10 fhysicians, Country Merchants nm r
Everybody.

USr received from the Eastern markets, Ia,ee
- assortment in aodilon 10 my former ,tock Of
Diugs. htmicals, Dyes. Oils. &C., consisting in
par, # The pIepai atoms # Mercury, Iodine, lion,
VninIIe aud Morphine; Nitiaie OF silver, pare:
'alacine, flPefine. tnniD and PeIein.
fch' feli.s s,l,cltd lowdertd lpecac. Jalsy.
Cnnch'nea. Iurk' nn1 India RhubaIb
Potash, Peniiash. saeiatus. Sup. Carb Soda.
Cieamoi Tarnr, Iariaric Acid, psom and Ro
ci. lie Salts Canplor Opium, and many other ar
Il les lecially IN tie Drug line.
Mrs Aiiliars I'm. Chew ing TOT ncco and n
uperior article OF Cayendish, Macabo, and Scotch
SUITS
\ iiye assortment OF Bird Cages seeds ard foun.
airs. B,aits genuine excelsior Matches, Mofiatts
n GniA Bit,ers and Pills, n. s. r. Townstnd,s
Sarsaparla and all oiher Sarsopalias and popu-
lar Iaiehi medicines.
Bsusl es CT every kind. from The large whitewa.h
DOWN TO the Can,el's Hair pencil
Dr. Gannir gs' Body Erace. DR. Fitch'e Suppor.
ers. Shoulder traces, il haling Tubes, Books on
Consrnp,nn. and Medicines so,Erringers' Sup.
Iorters. Braces, hannages and Truss
OarJen feeds, medicinal herbs, roots, extracts
md powders put pp 10y the Shakers
Glassware uil as ormen If 81 Cd fun ii,re.
bottles and vial. window and plate cut 10 any size
~ uui n rick. All oi which, are offered whole
ale or retail, with desire give satisfaction asts
quality aud price. AlLEN c. lAI LOCK,
hlltf n ain 81. rear " alter Evansville Ia
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MEDICINES.
J. w. BROWNS MIXTURE

4 certain Cure for Gonorrt9d and elect.
A LSO preventive for Gonorrh9a and Syph-
n ills. AN ounce OF prevention is better
than pound OF cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was l.
not tor the nature OF the disease. This ma
stoo the test for ten years in nv haLds wilhou
a single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured MANY cases OF many years standing
which had become changed into the second stage
anu were giv.nup by The Physicians. Thi
Mixture " i'll also cure Eivsipelas, kirgworms
Teuer- worms, Scald Head and the best wash in
he world for OLD SORES. II is used by rub
hing on well three tunes Gay
A fair trial is all that is reql ired to establish
all sci forth as cure and preventive.
Eg-Price, 81 so per bottle. liberal discount
10 dealers.
cgShake the bottle before using. ~
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MlSC ELLANEOUS.
ktm MAIL ARRANGEMENTS
NORTHERN MAIL.

NOhA HEhkN NAIL.
Arrives at Evansville, Mondays. Wedne.
days and Fridays, al 10 p. NJ Closes same
days al p NJ. Depa. TUESDAYS. Thursday,
anu Saturdays al = 4. NJ. Arrives AT Vincennes..
same days at 4 F. NJ
EASTERN MAIL..Rv IN. R,v.,
Que d. Evansville ON Sundays, TUESDAYS and
l b IIsdays. ats A. NJ Closes same GAYS ar
r. NJ Irregular
SOUTHERN mAIL..By the River.
Arrives Sundays TUESDAYS and Ibu,.iavs
Close. Mondays. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS Al
] p. NJ. Irregular.
NEW HARMONY trauf,.
arrives Iuesoays. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
al +. Nj. Closes Mondays, Wednesdays ami
Fridays at A. NJ
ROCKPORT MAIL.
Closes same day al 9P.M.
MOUNT VERNON MAIL.
Arrives Fridays al p. NJ. Closes same d.,
a 9 p. M. ~''
CYNTHIANA MAIL.
Arrives Thursdays al 8 p. NJ Departs sam
dav al 5 A. M.
Mails 10 Newark, McCutchinvllle. anu w,a
Franklin, arrive on Saturday. Closes imme, /
alely.
OFFICE hours.
he Fost Office will be open from IA. MI
~ nj. On Sundays alter. the arrival of INC
Eastern Mail and fror, IL NJ, to-! P. N. for The
accommodation Of The )unlry people
10 The attention Of The community is called
ihe ahove new Mail Arrangements The
nours appointed for closing The Office srd Mail
VIII mo- be ex-ende, excepi only in cases of uI
gent necessity Rrsptciful,y
w II. CHANDLER, p. NJ
.Juiy l, 1850.
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3U0 do pump sole hip Boots lex lgth) at S22- 30
bo doz do No Alp Boats 2. .OU
l0J pairs hne INIT lIlUn such Oh ,eS..".... l.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair OF Boots per week. accepting one hundred aud
eveniy-hve hands employ ed .nd can Till urieTs al
any time al the shoriesi notice. Country Dealer,
Viii lind II saving of from "a 10 - buy
III ir etoch vi the nianuiactuTer, ihsirad vi paying
the merchant S25 per case tor the same kun o
Boots that ve sell Tor S2l. We now suppl yny
Dome oi The largest dealers in 81. Louis and Loui
lille, anu have teen tor the last two years. Uur
Boots have gwen good satisfaction, AID all goods
sold Dy Us warranted 10 do 50. Dealers. By calling
al No reari suetf, or III the mandatory, un ~
corner oi Sycamore and Columbia sls, in Claht
! IONS huldlnglcan examine tie goods aud Judge for
themselves The above nrIces low as the
same And Of boots can bc bought in New Yor. OF
Boston. w. are now receiving a large stock OF
Shoes. whlcb will be sold equally as low.
As II l. idle and deusive 10 hope for large profits
the general diffusion at IN diligence, and the eas,
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants. renders extensive anu regular
liade an the oil basis " small sales ana large prof.
MS. utterly impossible; therefore have adopted
the MOTIF, lar sales and smai profits btevIng
by trading Oh This principle, we can drsw large
share OF The ira .e which has usually gone East,
Cinclnna,i- dnd thereby save 10 I'D ~ per To
The Country Merchant
lcy-Leather bought at all times tor cash or taken
n exchange Tor boots or Shoes.
FiLLEY e. CHAPLIN.
Cincinnati. Nov. 2i-ieblO,l -lvrdaw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-10
Assets.

Upon 5000 Policies now in TO ce ISSUED prior 4,
Jahu'ry lsi 1919 teAcep term polti,s issu.u sine,
"ay 1T, lS4oJ the lnt ciUrs have .tcai,u Il divi-
denu vi 80 per ,enI the premiums paid al The Ia
Ole rates. being HE profits Of lS4e.
The Directors having aid The losses that hav,
Dceurreu and reserved the sun ot 1916, $50 "a. ant
The additional sum of $500 600 Of d, caIed pfohts
"a required toy the by-la~s, have cr,trsd lie pay
intnt The Inst and conc dividends fbeing thos
dee aI,d ON the lei 81 JANUARY iS47. hhd ist Jan
1899; those holding scrip 10 lie paid on and aite
March isl. 1850; al wlicl lime The Interest Is {,
cease, I hose Whose divide nds have been placed t
their credi, receive the with interest by t
credit OH their notes as they mature
e.. GILL, Acfuary