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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-12
New Grocery and Provision Store.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Ev
Il ansville and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store the
of Main and Fourth Streets and viii be his aim 10 keep
every article in his line either wholesale retail.
have on hand large LOT Of cheese, which will sell by
the box single pound among the lot there is Eng
sh Dairy Cheese rich article. Coffee, Rice, Raisns
Molasses Green Apples Candles Starch, Mustard, fep
per- Indigo States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoons,
and many other articles tedious TO mention, which per-
sons may see by giving call. All kinds Of Produce
wanted rdec6l JAS. SPALDING,
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rTHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
J. undersigned is this day dissolved by mutua
JAS r. BARNES,
ies-Im ANREW ]. COLBURT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-12
LamascO Grocery store.

D II. RECHTIN has opened Grocery and Dry Good
ID. Store Fulton Avenue, High street. Lamasco
City, which he intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries Dry Goods Hardware, Crockery &c.
Families in hs neghborhood would do well give him
CALL they viii find everything desired in his line of bus
ness and prices reasonable He is determined to deserve
patronage and thinks he wlgetom all those who once
Try his store. ffeb16-6l
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GROCERIES.l
JOHN GRAHAM. JOHN FARRELL.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

WE have this day associated ourselves for the pur-
Wv pose Of doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
eery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore ST.,
three doors above JAS Laughlins Jr We
prepared to keep full and well selected stock and will
sell at low rates neighbors The produce ofthe
country will be taken cash. its market value and In
the general conduct of business shall endeavor
make ii satisfactory to our patrons.
ap24f GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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RAILROAD LETTINGS.

RAILROAD LETTINGS.
CEALED proposals will be received by the undersign-
- ed at Princeton until Saturday. the Goth June inst,
for the grabbing and grading of that of the Evansville
and Illinois Railroad lying between Columbia and White
river. distance Of about miles.
Like proposals will be received at the same place.
til the Sd day of July for the grubbng and grading
of that part of said road lying between White river and
Vincennes, a distance of about 10 miles.
Like proposals will be received at the same place,
til the 10th OF July next for the construction of Bridge
across White river.
Proes Plans and Specifications open forinspeeon, at
the Office of the Engineer in Princeton. where forms Of
proposals may be had SAMUEL HALL,
ieIl If President.
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j. & W. REILLY.

j. & W. II e l. LY,
WHOLESALE DEALERS GROCERIES, NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON TARSs, COTTON BATTING, &e. &c.
OFFER for sale we'll selected stock of Groceries mos
~ of which have recently been received from the East
and embracing nearly everything usually kept in the Gro
cery line, amongst which are
800 lbs choice Indigo, warranted:
14C0 lbs Dutch Nader;
40 packages Green and Black Tea:
Dbl Cloves; do Nutmegs;
100000 Gun Caps split and ribbed; -
20 boxes Ground Spices, from Hope Mills
90 gross Bonnet Boards;
100 do Matches, best brands;
90 doz States, American make;
35 d: Curry Combs;
10 dc Collins Axes; - t..i
30 Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper;
100 Sides Sole Leather;
% bbls Tar; ,-.t -,a. S-..k
ALSO: supply of Coffee, Sugar Molasses, Rice Mack
erel, Herring, Goldfish, Tanners OIL Oakum, Sulphur.
Birthstone alum. copperas. whiting saleratus, soda log
wood, cotton wrapping winc, candlevck, carpet chain.
EPSON Salts, washing and shaving soap, &c. I'm.
With view of extending the business, the subscribers
offer their stock at low prices for cash produce New
customers need notask for credit and old ones will please
make quick returns possible. -. 80.
Full prices paid for produce in exchange for the above
and cash not refuseds .s.-7.l
noy2s'5l Main street, Evansville, Indiana
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAW AND SCALE MANUFACTORY
LEE. GAGE Il CO.,
Lamasco Steam Furniture Factory.

WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
lH-Fx---1 Nfessrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWORT
:. w. would inform The public that having recently
- established in IamasCO City. Steam Furniture
-A%L Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
t1o, 2ctsteads, Wardr0bes. and several other kinds
20 E;, r by steam thus enabling themtO furnish these
yrt IAN be purchased elsewhere ia this city
and at Cincianc Factory prices. Their work in ever!
respect is equal t., th 1t o. the Cincinnati factories.
Iy are ais ed do Turning work ofevery des
crip6n. and viii be prepared to r9rnish country manu-
cturers with what they lie sire in TINS particular The at
this Factory. e. -. -rY.,, 49, i,
The wareroom is on Main street. between lh'ra % ano
besides all other Kinds of Furniture, - the room.
fdec9-Iy1
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ID case Hair and Blond. assorted;
i do do and TyrOiise do;
] do Blonde and do do
do Queen's Own do
. do Aladdin and Chip do;
9 DO Hair and Alboni do;
9 do Gimp and Florence do;
9 do Hair and Coberg do;
6 do Fancy Florence do;
do Hungarian do;
Q do Black do do
do Pedal Boomers do;
do Childrens Trim'd Hats,do;
do Boys Hungarian do do;
. do Pedal Flats do;
Q do Bullard do do;
9 do Misses Florence do;
Received this day and for sale by
m125 JAS. LOW * CO., All Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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CITY COLLECTIONS.

TOBACCO AND SEGARS.-
Il 10 boxes Browns BelvideTe Us Virginia;
do do Mohiean lbs do;
cases Palmetto (s-l7H bxs en) hs Virginia;
) do Eagle do 1 lbs do;
10 boxes Jesse Hare's (Cayendish) IS do;
10 do Missouri do es do;
15 do Bee ford Missouri IS do;
10 do Rylands do IS do;
5000 Palmetto Segars;
1900 Napoleon Regaas,
5000 Cerro Gordo do;
With variety of other brands of Segars and Tobacco
for sale at lowest market rates by
jel BABCOCk BROTHERS.S 4
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EVANSVILLE, la. MONDAY, JULY II, 1852.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. o. BUNXAN.
MERCHANT TAILOR, 449 MAIN STREET,

MERCHANT TAILOR, 4i9 MAIN STREET,
Opposite the Journal 0ffee, Louisville, kentucky.
just received his Sprin and Lurimer stock of rich
GoodS-BroadclOts of all colors and very
material and make; Cassmeres. plain Doeskins Of the
finest fabric; Fancy CasSineres in great varetythe rich
est and most fashionable patterns, very ne Sinen Drills
OF every variety and style; rich plain and figured Silks,
Linen, Vanea, Cashmere Marsaes and Satin VestiLgs.
Also white silk Vestings Ofsuperor quality and STYLE
weddings and parties.
He will make up these goods TO ORDER in the best pcs
sibe manner in 1t lie unequaed by any other establish
ment IN the West, and inferior to none in the East.
Mr. WARNER ". WELLS, tie distinguished Cutter pre-
sides over the cutting department.
GeneDen visiting Louisville respectfully solicited
to call ana examine goods, which will be sold for
Cash. superorsiock of Gentlemens Furnishing goods
always on hand-Lnen and Cotton Shirts silk. inen
ton and woollcn underwear; silk and ggham Umbrellas
Gloves in great variety and color Stocks Scar Crayats
and silk ard linen HandkerChicfs-a kinds of Eusery
SNe., &c AL orders promptly attended to. lap2O4m
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LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY.
w n q n j w elry, q G
Co-PARrNERsH1P NOTICE ]

THE undersigned have this day formed co-ptrtRer-
i Ship under the name of Colburn & Herhbergers. and
will settle up the business of the firm of Barnes Col
burn. They will continue the Dry Goods and Carpet
business the old stand and solicit their share Of tho
public patronage. ANDREW J. COLBUNN.
JAMES A. HERSHBERGER.
iea.lm JOSEPH n. HERSHBERGER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-12
IRWEIKY ANn ,NOTInNS.

JEWELRY AND MOTIONS
u express direct from the manufacturers Clusterpns
D Earrings, Finger rings, Loekeis Fobehains, Keys
Pencils ShirtsudS Bcltslides Buckles and Pns which
will sell rs low as any house in New York at wholesale
or retail Also, ret h great variety of Port Monnairs
Purses Brushes, Combs Gold Pens Needles, steel beads
md Chaps AccorJeons, Musie.boXes, Chessmen, Dolls
Balls: &c. a. {. PUSHEE.
my9-3m Main street Water.
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~ Canton Grape Shawls avery superior article for sale
by JAMES LON NCO..
mh6 AZ Main ST., Louisville, Ky
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-07
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1852.
IN SENATE.

On the opening Of hc session to-day message was re-
ceived from the President Of the United States sent in
compliance with resolution Of the 23d utmo requesting
information in regard to the fisheries the coasts Of the
British possessions in North America, transmitting re-
port from the acting Secretary of State and the docu
meuts by which it accompanied.
Mr. CAss said; Mr. President, have looked with
into this question Of the fisheries since it was
first brought before us and there seems to me 10 be
some important prevalent, desire to take this
opportunity before the just Of country is
judged, TO correct them.
The ocean which unites while it separates the nations
Of the earth is at their common highway and a
liquid field whose abundant supply Of food for man is
among the most wonderful and benefcent dspenations
of Nature No nation appropriate it TO itself For
the purpose Of mutual convenience and Of proper inter
nal police il to have been understood that the
authority Of every country may control the shores of the
ocean within one marine league, three miles OF its
coasts But within this distance vessels may navigate
the seas though they ought not to violate the municipal
laws passed for revenue and for other proper purposes
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-07

Rev E. O. wooD in the opening prayer Of services NJ
Fairfield Indiana after praying for the General Govern
t prayed for The Governor Of the State and thus for
The Legislature: And the Lord have mercy on our egs
ators Spare their lives until they may return TO their
homes and then put il into the hearts Of the people 70
keep them there, and return men o. temperate habits
ana sentiments who viii do some good. IN 4 Posi-
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CONGRESS-.
SATURDAY, july 81, 1852,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The SENATE did not sit to-day.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-07

THs FrsHEREs--R EcrPRoorTYT Americans always
disposed stand upon any advantages they may possess
70 gain by the bargain without distinct and apparent com
pensaton When, after hboshng the dierental duties we
asked the small return Of reciprocity in materials
Immediately met by tho question: what have you got to give
MS return The fisheries suggested By the Americans
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr. FICKLIN, by unapimous consent,
the House proceeded to consider the bill of the House
protect actual settlers upon the lands the line of the
Central Railroad by granting presumption rights thereto
which had been returned from the Senate with amend
ment.
The amendment concurred in, and the bill stands
passed.
Mr.. HASCALL, by unanimous consent, in pursuance
of previous notice, introduced bill to amend ent-
tied An act to reduce and modify the of postage
in the United States approved March Sd, 1851; which
was read twice and referred to the Committee the Post
Office and Post Roads
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On motion Of Mr.. HEM, by unanimous consent, 81
nate bin 10 create three additional land districts in I'll
State of Iowa taken up read three times and passe,
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T. ?. ATKINSON, Esq, Dsnville, Va.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-17
NOTICE

ylNHE undersigned will give his undivided at
L teuiion to the prosecution Of Claims of eve
ny description before Congress, and the Executive
Departments OF Government.
He will be in Washington, during the session Of
Congress, and at his residence in Alton, Illinois,
during the recess, aud communications addressed
to him at either place will receive promp, attention,
IA in his absence he will leave tusty and competent
persons TO attend TO business sent him. iisselvce
Of six years in Congress and the great experience
he has had in the prosecution claims for pensions,
bounty land warrants, eStra, and back pay, as well
payior horses and other property l0stin the Mex
lean and Indian wars, will, he trusts, enable him 10
give satisfaction to those intrustng business TO his
care. He will give particular attention 10 Rerolu-
tOndry Pension Claims, and to procuring Boun-
~ Land Warrants, and to locating aud disposlng Of
the same, for those entitled to bounty land, under
the act ot 2Slh September 1880, also % suspended
claims at any Of the Departments.
lie would respectfully refer to the members Of the
present and the three preceding Congresses and ia
the heads OF Departments, Of the late and present
Adminintra,ons. ROBERT SMITH.
\ lion November 90 1851
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800 Book Agents Wanted,

l y every County in the States of Indiana Hi
i nois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, and
Ohio 10 canvass for the following important and
valuable works which are sold by subscription
We have agents now IN the field who are clearing
from two to five dollars perday Ii will be seen
that our books are Of ayery durable kind aud cal
culatrd 10 please every taste.
Git Books for young men by DR.. WIN a A.
colt, 3l2 l6lno PIP with plates, 81
Gift Book for young ladies', by Dr. VIM. A. Al
colt, 2l2 l6no PIP with plates, 81.
The Silver cup Of Sparkling Drops from many
fountain. for the friends of temperance, by Miss
Porter, 3l2 l6mo PIP 81.
Oregon, it, history condition, prospects, deOr-
rnphy, climate and productions, with personal adj
ventures among Indians during residence on the
Plains bordering the Pacific, by Rev. Gustavs Hines
81 rs.
Fremonts Exploring Expedition through the
Rocky Mountains Oregon aud California, with ad =
d.tional I'll Dorado Matter, 81 -.
Young Science olGoyernmcrt new andlInpro-
we'd edition, 81 IS
Lives OF Madison aud Monroe fourth and fifth
Presidents OF the United States, by John Quincy
Adams. 81 %.
Lite OF Gen. Andrew Jackson, New edition re-
yisrd and enlarged, with BanCrols Eulogy, by
John Il. Jenkins, 81 %
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea, Edited
by j o. Bgayman Esq, 500 l@mo PIP illustrated
81 50
Noble Deeds Of American Women, or Examples
Of Female Courage and Virtue, Edited by J. Gle.
mcnt Esq, with an introduction by Airs, j.. II.
SigOurney, 81 80.
Daring Deeds of American Heroes with Biogra.
phical Sketches. Edtedby J. q, Braynan, 81 30.
Schoolcratt's American Indians, llusiraod-jOO
Library OF Natural History royal octave 400 en-.
cravings SO 80.
Cyciopedn of Useful knowledge by VIM. r.
Murray embel.ishcd with $50 engraving. | vol.
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A JURY OF LADIrS

\ number Of ladies' both married aud single,
In a social Tea Party happened to miug.e;
Anu you'll not be surprised When YOU ind us confess
hat much OF their chat was devoted TO dress;
such, indeed, was the case and we wi.lnow proceed
To tel. you how all ON Ihe suhiectagrrcd
II recolect rightly, Mss Josephine pury
" "a the FIRST IN addressing the iymcnlrc Jury:
Pray, give me-, said she. the opinion OF YOU an
Concerning the merits q, Mandcbauu.'s Ciojhul
! consider myse.i,' said the sensible Miss HAL
That there Is no more honorable warehouse than
this. SWAY -
" Tha, is right said Miss QUIZ. your opinion " !.
DER husbands and lovers bear out all yuu say.
My worthy gentleman indeed would not wear
Any other gaTaient hut what he buys ,Ae.e
y supef.1I warehouse It certainly l.,
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administrator Notices.

Estate Of .NciaS' Higgins lscsdssi
DURSU ANT to an order ct the county court OF
l la,a.e county notice is hereby gwen. that all
PERSONS having claims against the estate OF Michael
Higgins, la'e Of lasalir county, deceased, aIrre-
qllIed 10 produce the same IN writing aud hr lhrm
VA sand court on the second Monday IN February
next, when and where's claimants are requested
20 attend Tor the purpose OF having their claims adj
luSlrd IN pursuance Of law. EuGENE lleDINs,
Dec. 10. l-'l-l6-6w. ETec'T
Al persons indebted TO ,he estate are requested
10 make immediate payment TO The executor.
-id,"niNrd;ors SAFE ot Real Estate.
~ Office l. hereby given. hat by virtue OF a
" decree ct the county court OF Lasallc county,
viii sell at public auction AZ the door Of the cour,
house in Ottawa, on MoRdgg February %, lS52
The west halt o The northeast quarter, aud the east
hall. OF the northwest quarter OF SIC II. town & n,
range 3east, as properly belonging to the estate OF
James clover, deed BURToN {. Cook.
Ottawa, Dee 20, lSJl administrator.
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Water Power 10 Lease.

I'llE undersigned offer great inducements to
l. capitalists aud manufacturers, as they have de-
cidedy the best water power in the state having o.
yer % feet head and fall, and situated in Dayton, 1
mileSahovc Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which is krptn rcpalrhy the state, without
any cost TO the undersigned. They have water to
lease Tor term OF yenrssuiccni to drive 90 run OF
&! feet hurrs. and wall lease on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company,
This is rare chance for men ofcnpital who may
wish to 90 into the manufacturing business. The To-.
cation is very healthy and admirably situated ms 1t
is on a nn,igabe feeder, within miles OF the con
templnled Rock Island rnil road, aud the head OF
steamboat navigation. Fortur,hcr information, ad
dress DAYTON may 81 JonN GREEN q Sons.
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AND, you know. am considered bat ola gus"
Miss Judgment spoke next, and expressed her de-
go. AEht fright
That The Others had spoken 50 much IN the
She considered the pants the coats, and the vests
Were such rs 10 sand ih" most luizicai tests,
And pr uCuccrd many praises equally due,
ION IBr oUtattUE waTshOu aud the lIulurfprs too
'A~Ihuiy,W ErtpII0wrj would havcth,m iu know
Ihltlurp ccsatNaud'ebau are atulltmes luw.
" h.gh assertion was backed by Aiys Uuud.e and
Mss Penny. ANY
w No declared mat the prices were cheaper shan
Thus the ladies Expressed their opinions thrfcuu
ala support OF the establishments OF iandlehauu and
hohu TRADE S
Nav crowds Try he dress wait 10 prove what!rs
Ana b.a.ou t.e views ul a Jury OF ladies
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American House,
Virginia Hotel,

GTsse Streets. s. Lopis No.
fINUiS HOUSE l. located in the business part Of the
j cty,aud ivr room and comfort, Is euun to any
hotel IN the cty merchants. aud others visiting the
city on business will lind it greatly to then adyan-
tage to stop Al this house. Their charges lre mo
deTate, and RECOMMENDATIONS Of lhc hcsL unaLI V.
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Music Books !
FOR SALE BY
j. KEEN. Jr., ~ BROTHER,
lsG LAKE STREET, las

y
j. KEEN. Jr., N BROTUER,
IsO LAKE STREET l1j
ChicaeO, Illinois.
The PsaImisia, by Hastings q Bradbury.
g Mendelssohn
Psalmod'et
" New York Choralist,
e Cantica Lauds, Mason & Webb
National PsaImSt,
Camlua SHcra, "
Boston Academy,
Tmbrrl.
" Sacred Harmony,
. Harpslchord,
" Ducimer,
" Odrun,
" Alpine Glec Singer,
" Boston Meodeon. , vol.
" Anthem Harp, Mrs Dana
g Ethiopian Giee Book
" Social "
" Geuteman's &" by Lowell Mason.
4" Boston Anthem Book,
. Vocalist,
Missouri Harmony, by c. Warner.
" Psaltery, by Mason & Webb.
" Golden LyTe, 10y Taylor.
a Boston School Song Book, Mason,
Washlngtonian
Primary Schoo, parts
Musical Companion, parts
All orders for Music Books promptly filed nj the
low est possible prices November % 1851
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Gctcls.
Geie.er House,

TNHlS House, formerly owned and occupied
l. by Nrs. True, Is Beautifully situated on
La Sale Street. about halt way between the Cana
and the Court House 1t has been recently pur-
chased, and converted into 4 Hotel. " here every
attention viii be paid 10 the wants and comfort OF
lbs patrons, by the proprietor
November H. {. II GElGER.
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GCMdDHHUMS


are made 10 suit the demands of the country heavy
and OF good stock and feel no hesitation in war
ranllng them for durability and to give satisfaction
We offer good assortment of Cloths, MtiHcits,
Tireeds, leans, FiaRReiS Of different kinds, and
very superior quality of blankets, carpet and stock
ing yarn, which We will exchange on liberal terms
Tor wool, cash, wheat, corn, &c. We will pay part
cash on wool where it il required
CARDING AND SPINNING will be done M
heretofore in lots OF thirty pounds and upwards, at
from fourteen to sixteen cents per pound.
WOOL CARDING
done n; five cents per pound. We have our ma
chimes in good order for doing the best OF work
and when wool comes properly prepared for card.
ing, you mOy depend on having good rolls.
CLOYW DRESSING
will be done n, the usual prices, but IN better style
OF finish. Persons who may have to be detained
over night on business connected with the Factory,
shall be To no expense J. x ID. GREEN
Dayton, May L., 1851
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Boarding.,

DOONS with board, may be found on Colum-
Ia bus Street doors uouh OF the Park.
Accommodations provided in the best manner
Tor permanent or transient borders on reasonable
terms. J. W. ANTES.
Ottawa, November s. 1851
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ROYCE Il FRENCH'S
Hub MortiCing and Boring machine

eREEU 1%VHHEHO 'HHNtCfEEHKV'
TIME subscriber has now on hand few of the n
i bove named machines, made entirely OF iron
in way and manner SO simple in its construction
yet substantial and durable, as 20 surpass any
thing Of the kind ever yet offered to the public. The
frame work of the machine being entirely Of cast
s work with the greatest degree of accuracy, there
being no Jar or give lit. II will bore and morce
a hub, and then by unscrewing two bolts, throw the
driving shaft into horizontal position, tenant the
spokesby attaching n holox auger, with the great.
and facility, all OF which is warranted to be
done ina workmanllke manner.
A machine can be seen in operation a, my shop.
Sept 20. 4 BARNARD.
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LAKGE SIOUX OF
Drugs and Medicines.

The subscriber at the City Drug store i N full
rccrlp, OF his summer supply Ui fresh Drugs and
Medicines from the eastern aud southern markets.
lie has now hand better stock than has hereto.
tore been KEPT IN tins place. consisting ct every ar
Gle belonging to the Drug business together with
good supply OF Books aud Stationery Fruits and
Nuts, AMI almost every article Necessary except
hardware and tapes The public are solicited TO cal
andbe satisfied before purchasing elsewhere.
Physicians cun have order. filed at Chicago pti-
Ces. G. L. THOMPSON.
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