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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-02

his way TO school. When he reached his
seat in the Academy he drew from his
sa,chel his arithmetic and began to inspect
his sums.
81 cannot do these" he whispered TO
his seat mate, they are too hard.
But you can hy," replied his compan-
ion.
"f know that can" said John, " but
it's too much trouble. Pray what are ieach-
ers for if not to help us out Of difficulties
shall carry my sum TO Prof lielpweli
Alas poor John lie had come TO an
other closed cate--a gate leading into a
beautiful and boundless science, =" the laws
of which are the modes in which God acts
in sustaining all the works of his hands
the science Of arithmetics. lie could have
opened the gate and entered it alone and
explored the riches of the realm, but ms
mother had injudiciously let him rest with
the idea that il is as well TO have gates OPP
ened for us as to exert our own strength
The result was that her son, Ike the young
hopeful sent to Mr.. Wiseman, soon conclud-
ed that be had no genius for mathematics,
and threw up the study.
The same was true of Latin. He could
nave ItdIUtu thC htSl1holouo VI AhC hohbs
and the conjugation of the verbs as well as
the other boys Of his age but his seat mate
very kindly volunteered to tell him in his
class, and what was the use of opening the
gate into the Latin language when another
would do il for hint Oh, mol John Easy
had no idea of tasking his mental or physi-
cal strength when he could avoid it, aud
the consequence was, that numerous
gates remained closed to him all of his life
gates Of hOHOr-gdtos of riohes-gdtes Of
happiness. Children should be early taught
that it is always best to help themselves.
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PATENTS.
Il FOREEGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE q S.PAIENT OFFICE,
No. &c STATE .trcet lIoston.

No - Ni"at Hiffci nnstOns
1910 the subscriber was appointed utthe Commits
Of Patents Agent OF 'hr q. = Potent OlHcc n DC
co-dtncc with the lNth Section Of Act Of 1897.
Having ltncurhrd thn A-escy for fhc transmission ni
Noillt, and adopted Wnfe expeditions uoia of anuiiUr
them 60 lhr fatcn once uhe,fby Patent may procured
about ir Wrfs tger, he continues forward tr ffa,
of rNpeuscio rr"ptre Ctvcls, Specifications, Assign
tents and 20 eudcr advice asll scientific m ttcrs
respecting the fatenis secured Europe uud other
/ counties.
49, application this office invc ore saved the time
uud expense Of journey Washington aud has there
well as 40 personal trouble n obtaining iher patents
They also have he advantage of rfbaNU explaining hofr
Inventions and conauiiiaa respect them 4ffers a
spcccatOHs and cilfms The opcucuco ct rttea years.
pactoe. extensive collection of works. decisions
Sc on mechanical subjects, thc Patent lows uud nlents
OF different countries, collected at much expense during
she long time ibis Office hs been he'd, together ~ m
accounts here kept Of inventions patented Mu.haron
curing paieat, assistance und intornaton which, ga other
respects, might be difficult ofuta'nmcut.
a. n. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
Hlssiagfou, Jsiv 20, Isi9-purn- the ttme o--uuiod
the Once OF tommssiuncr OF Patents, q. a. EDDY Esq
OF bcsieni did business the I8trut Ocr us Su-ttn ut
procuring Patents. There were tow 10 any, ncrson
tent Office and hvre none vino conducted b with
more skil, udey AMI success. rcgtfd Mr EdIv as one
Of the best iltofmtd aud mns skul Patent Solicitors Ca
the United States, and have hesitation iu a,sufins Ia
Ncntors that th0y cannot employ pefeon more
and trustworthy, aud more capable OF putting their
tons "a form secure for them au clv and favorable
confederation at The Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Boston, Sent. 2, 1851. AL "
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
Nc,N-UumuSbtrc.

'EHtS ROAD connects White Bivof Junction, th'
Passumpsic Railroad tho Central Ogdoushurgh aud The
Champlain and 81 Lawrence, 90 MunueaiD huilrtHd
with the Concoid, Manchester, Nashua Lowell, Boston
Lawrence, Salem, Worcester, and Norwich Roads ana d
the from part Of Canada, Northern Vermont
and New Hampshire to Boston.
On and alter June z, ls52 Passenger trains run a follows
Leave Boston at - NJ, and 10 A.. too Genital
Tassumpsic Roads. Leave Ncst Lebanon 7,05 A. ~.
and IS r. NJ, arrival Of Cars upper Road.
passes through the Capitals of New Hampshire
and Vermont sud the fare end height Is as low as by any
The fafe AID Freight - as low as any other.
Passengers by the fret up Trains Northern and Su
van Roads, bewiN concord aud Windsor, tluo-
moot, Charlestown Bellows Fails, &c, without detention.
Passengers from Central and Pnssumpio Roads via Concord
and Nashua, got 10 Goton Junction. Worcester frovi
deuce, Norwich, Now York &c low by her Routes
special Cdlte Tram wigo though over ihis route
every Tuesday There are cattle peis I'd good accom-
modaons short distance from rortef's, he Lowell
Road. by this route droveis have ony tho Hdvun-
age ofthe Camtdge and Brighton Markets, but also the
market at Manchester, Nashua, lowell Lawrence and
Salem.
Freight Trains 1ly this route betwat BOSTON,
Salem Lawrence, Worcester Nashua, Manchester aud
iohnsbury, Bunrion Rouse Point Montreal aud Ogdcn-
bufgh,Hnd Merchandise is carried a. cheap aud oNpedi-
tously as 10y uny other route
ONsLOW srEABNs, Agent.
Concord. n n. Iune. O.. tesl. k.hi
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A VILLAGE FARM
FOR SALE.
For SALE.

Tor saio adjoining the Village Plat Of Waunpn ono 4, .
the most splendid farms inhe whole Western country
five hundred said aim capable pro.
annually thousand bushels Of gtan and of
lug aud winter $50 head u horses cattle The
Village about $40 iuhs has two
large Hotels and Thero railroad build
ing within about mile Of said fiim which will connect
with Boston and New York The State Prison IS hut here
Neupun IL beautiful and thriving village aud healthy
any portion Of Ncw-Engand. said farm situated
that IL can be equally well managed farm number
Of smaller ones. Perhaps would be much
that fine farm with such splendid location having III
the advantage. Of gonteel soeicy seldom oood Tor
sale. Terms liberal For particulars please inquire by
mail OF otherwise.
FARNUM A. SUMNER
Waupun, Fond do Lac County, Wisconsh
April 18th, 1859. 76tc
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THE ROAD TO HEALTH.
ELOLLO WAYS PILLS.

rs. .ttf.r
~ - NA'hHi , hNA NJ tll 4 Hi. A."N y i-l'i
AM M'Hl hAN'th'h@ liN ih 'DMiisAlNi'
Com ,fa Lam ada I'D % A. N s91p Fsq, Splssp
80 Mr. .a.h us,s agfsi q, a-fn l-5l'
Sn-A Mr Th,ntt. Cstk d s.iiI.f st L,k-t.,nrae was
c,r a con.lrr,te iUn. ttu.ly .aiHie with a r'i ana
nuhe ver io.eibcr with the t,ravtI n medical httcn-
dlufs uer tfyin. a hritk eandidy told bin thar his
ca.r was nprlrs o. tis -tultnn and whoa expecting
ever, 4,y would fa,,,, bt. ,.-tr8ro friend recon-,
-ni him, IL, =. A v,'. PMS. and 3. nf.r,fn hone he
dtd .n an, frst d.. l, .,r re,f be tin.-
f,r, s.ro,rret fn itigs ,rc,a,r no tho di.crtious
ani Is now rescued 10 erie,t health no viii ic,i rreat
pleasure IN eoufrios ih ,,,onrnt or even make a a.
aavit TO tho same iieci, should b be required
(sisnodj WA. JONES, Proprietor Ut the
Coufhu,n ner,ll New south Naies
.,,,c ,,p u.t,. ,,t-ur,,pss -, .r,,p ,,,p.r
NAn s1oN t, as rp.SN "a " AZ, oF M,
"'N -
p.,;.,,,. TO-" on 'eSsts ne" 9 son c ia
Eilluwtns stl,emtnt., August d. 1851
/ To 4. ofcs.,f ll,.li,.,.,
Sir-l deso 10 hear tesfimo,y 20 Tho -aoA ciTacts Of
Io1,ayis Pm. For several tr.rs sud,tcd severely
from d. pn nr,i ein,s, n the .iori en- which vas a.o
rrc,,,, n Il, +, .Io,t,,e.. ,f L,,fi az a ,r,,eti ,,
from ..lt,e th.ut au, "a ,a,t. "a ,.r ,r.i ,t
standnr ,y advanced .i,o o life these ain. ,e So re-
iieyed mo- that ai de.i,nu. tbat Others ia l he nle
acquainted WIN the virtues an now rguIc red by t IT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-02

llNNE iusi received large supply Of SPRING STYLE
HATS AND CAPS, from New York and Bos,cn.
Ant, have nlo good assortment of old style HATS and
CAPS that VIII be sold (NoW = the time
for good hnrgafnl
1--uAr ,nd CARS Manufactured to order.
REMEMRER, tho place to BUY, is where the articles
are manufactured
Non vii find nc nurnhams the bes assortment Of Cents
Furnishing Goods, as usual
w. T. BURNHAM, Agont.
Anrl. 1859. a
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Quickest, Shortest. Cheapest & Best

Leaves Bufelo Wednesdays and Saturdays.
No expense has been spared the construction ano htns
10 the above steamers. heir rnrurs Ell" large pow
and low PRESSURE having been consuutfd expressly TOT
these boats.
The boats will leave tho VI. a. n. r. Lne Dock foot oi
Commrrcai strest after the muva of tho evening
Express Tain will allow the mails TO he changed aud
baggage selected and taken 10 the ho1s proceeding with
no detention Monroe, 2t0 miles in - hous whore tho
Express Train will be in waiting 60 convey russhnecfs 90
rcciy the ciiy ofChic go, t2l5 miles iu9 hours
Passengers have their baggage taken 90 the boats eo
hy delivering their checks TO the bggrgo agent Of he Inc
who will always lie the trnin. They also have their
baggage checked from Bufiloto Chicago.
While the Maize batag lu-nd aud baggage selected
and taken the hoss, passengers viii have plenty ct time
20 to Hotels and get supper.
The distance saved by this Line any ohcr between
60 aud 81 miles.
Rooms b. ard Of the hrais reserved Tor pms
songers atri, ing the Evening EAptess Ifein.
For Freight OF Passage upPiy on board, o. 90
u. ". KtNNlE, Aeeut,
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FARM FOR SALE.

AA Tue subscribers propose 10 sell their FARM
ss-4LA pleasantly siiulted Warren, on the hin
IS: :.; e; e; $'3 A; % #:!$::::
Coun, for stock OF tillase, a1d - buuntiuiiy
supplied With water from ting springs II also contains nn
excellent orchard sfacd liuii ani woo lot of abou
ny acres, pnH OF which Is hund,oue spruce umbor-
said Fam viii be sold az haignin and any gentleman
wishing 20 purchase good tam invited TO cali aud view
The premises previous to purchasing elsewhere.
Warren, June II. 1852. sal
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BURNETTrS
Pure Cod Liver Oil.

- EN hRAL Distinguished medical gentlemen have late,
- published paper. showing efficiency of sinpl-
remedy IA removing COUGHS, INFLUENZA, BBNN-
wits, and uthe3 irritating dseasts OF tie throat and
lungs. itr tnpo',aut Gully THAT -oit put~,
hui that e shei be- prepared from FRESH and az NlIN
liNtk~, Hs that which - stale impure unl nry
worth es,s bot hghy uarfpus troubling hc objective
guns, aud dranstng tho whole the pufc
uurr dt utH etany uauscous taste od0f hui e gut
IN r"ofed aud -cIc,y dstatciul OF tis The ad
,efustr N,irtnt- the ol offered hy him
= JusErn LuNNEII. 80 Ifemnni Row
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BERAGES a TISSUES.

SIokks LANGDON have just received from New
York good sarley Of plain aud hg'd silk and wool
hef'ges aud Tissues Our stock affords rare opportunity
i'' 'eieeloA June 81.
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Fl aIGwaTe.

rII largest assortment of Hardware over offered n town
can br found al low prces lor ca-h. 90
SCOTT & FIELDS.
May 10, l-52 Is
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PRINTED LAWNS

SToRRs a LA NGbON have lately received from Now
>, hofk plain aud hg'd PINK Lawns. Also Buf Blown
Green, Blue, hinz coils aud Back-and they are cheap
aud last eolors. 81 Jun.
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From the Boston Bee.

Fron, The Boston Bee.
The editor saii, Dec. 22Is
nn IIoort,Spis trL,rru 1nGEMAN BtrrE. for the
Cue a Liver Complaint Jauniice, Dyspepsia, Chfuuc or
Neitous pgny' fsse R p' b,y" so i.ea ty
thousands, and fiand elbow says he has himself
too,ivod an efret, lni eminent cute o Liver Compliant
fom The Ibis remedy. We convinced thai 10 the
these Btter the patient constantly gatts strength
md vigof n lst worth, Of goat consideration. They arc
pleasant tho taste u smell, aud cen be- used 10y persons
,sih hc delicate stoaachs With safety, under any
eireurslsuccs We uro speaking apetiouoc aud To
the afflicted We advise theiruse.
SCOTT. woekl,, OF the best Literary paper rub
lished said Aug 25s
d. HoorL,Sn's Gu nl~ n1rrs, manufactured by
d. jackson, recommended by some ul the most
pimineot members of tho fculy ~ urtcio OF much
efficacy iu The case weakness. As such The
cus,, would advice ai mothers to obtain bottle, und
thus Themselves much seaness Persons OF deba-
tad consultations wil lind these Bors advantageous to
uof health, know from oapeheuco the salaary ct
feet hey ha'e upon , Tesk ,Ss .t4asr~cp
Tho Hon G.. D. uiNtLtSr Mayor Of the city Of Camden,
noofi,rD's Gsrn.s prrrrr, We lavc Sc, n mary o At
toung Notices If i- medicine, and .he source nom winch
fey Induced make inquiry respecting It's ncfis.
From inquiry persuaded 20 o.. and must soy
found specific 30 It's action upon tsrses OF thc liver
andd.esvo Organs. mud the powerful influence % caeus
up0n posation realty surprising. II Gains and
Strengthens tc nerves bringing theminio state OF reose,
making ssop f'fcsllns.
"lftms nciicne more generally used, salts
fed there wuu be loss sirkucs from ihc sfuulr aver
and system HE great nlioy of rn and ain1rs
diseases emcnatc. Have tho Acalhy condition, aud
you cinbid drhlucc o cpd, mic generally Thus eNaoi-
na, medicine would advise iuends who are 1T ell
10 it-po.rd, io give uiul-N wd recommend us'l. IL
should DO tart hc 600 over, mmy. No ohcr medicine eau
mo lure such evidences OF mrft.n
Evd,cs upon evidence has been received okc ho Fore
gDiul) from l sections ct the umun She pact three Seas
and strongest testimony in 90. ia,or s, that there o..
the prece OF thu regular i1 siciaus Of
Fhnir;piiH, iilu 800 other nouns culinel ct hlt
ctn easily stbl.hrd, aud u,} proving th,tu seuthc
preparation viimett with thc quiet approval when pre-
scnted oven iu iLis lum.
That ti. ucdciue vail euro Liver Complaint and Dye
popsa' DO one can doubt after using as d'ectd 10 os
specifically on uo stomach Hud hyof o. s pl,.ralic to
cs,nol 900 al tou4 di-,uses-ihc effect o. Immediate
Ilf u' tiI|us ltuaIe WIIN ri.
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GENTLEMEN
5. X. COLLINS,

Nou vii aaa that Fa'hiona1ls ,',aa. lo' r.a'..'
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NEW DRESS GOODS
STILL THEY COME II

kENOw OPENING new sISiysi = o. sARKER
- Viii eh viii defy competition. KEITH :.
June Is.
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TEA, TEA 4!

TUE best OF f'uas ysun Gunpowdor aud other Greer
sold low by SCOTT q FIELD
May 10, 1852 Is
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Removed.

SAMUEL ABBOTT
HAS remuveI from MAIN STREET, to tht Room "a
Joining T.. e. Walton son's Bookstore, opposite the
Vhlsge Hotol. ON STATE STREET
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Beautiful Watered SILKS,
STATIONERY.

IN ALI COLORs, tor Maqullas-also rieh sin E
Trim, at KEITH & BARK
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AS. ii. JUPIN, Dental Surgeon, desiring to rer-ss
permanently IN Evansville, tenders his profession.
services TO the citizens of the town and the surroundn
country. Rooms for the present at the Green Rive
douse. jy14Iml
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NOTICE.

hereby given 10 the qualified voters OF VandcrbErgh
cointy Indiana, that election Will be he1 ut the
usual places of holding elections in SAID county, on the
second Tuesday ia October 3D.. lc5s. For the purpose
OF cccg the following officers, tO-wt: enc Governor.
one Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF State, one
Treasurer OF State, Auditor of state, oIT Judges OF
the supreme Court, one Reporter OF the SIpictnc
Court, one Clerk OF tae supreme Court, onc mcln-
Der of Congress. for the first Congressional District: oac
Judge OF the FIRST Judicial Circuit one Judge Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, Senator, Representa-
live, one Clerk OF the Circuit and Court of Commom
Pleas. county Treasurer county RccOrfcr, one
SheriT county Commissioner, one Pros ecu.iug II
orney for the First Judicial Circuit. SupcTtcI-
AIT OF Public Instruction. Assessor. for eI Town
SHY, and one Coroner.
JOHN s. TERRY, S VIC.
EraRsUule August 1871, ls52,-augsl
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OFHon. Benz. F. Butler, the distinguish
ed Freesoiler, published a letter in the New
York Euening Post in which he announces
his intention to support Gen. Pierce for the
Presidency, although he execrates and splits
upon the platform adopted by the Locoloco
Convention. Piercc's New Boston speech
seems to be highly satisfactory to all promi-
nent Abolitionists and Freesoilers, as they
all support him heartily and earnestly
Would they do this without an understand
ing!-T Lou. Cour
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GA man named Joe. MclIanus was
murdered last Wednesday evening near the
residence of one Stye on the PlankRoad led
ing to Bullet County.
He was found laying short distance from
Stye's house dead with clubs and fence rail
near him apparently the instruments by
which he came to his death. Several arrests
have been made and committed TO Jail in this
city. Two others supposed to be privey to
the commission of the murder have eluded
the vigilance of the Polce.-Lou. Jour.
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CROPs.-From all parts of our State, we
are advised of the large yield of all the pro-
ducts of smother earth,' of those already
gathered, and the rich prospect of those yet
to mature She is this year making gener-
Gus returns to tire tillers of her uxuriant soil,
TO make up the lack of the past two. Our
farmers already wear happy faces; but it is
nothing to the ''smile of contentment and
peace" which will cheer their fre-sides the
coming winter.
Jackson M CoastitutionaliSt.
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ST. CHARLES RE5TAURAT.

EMANUEL GUMBEBTS having taken the large
ihreestory brick building, near the GERMAN Ihf,i-
ire yyhsr, n. will be- happy to accommodate his
friends and the public generally, in the mos: approved
STYLE. His Bar will at all times be supplied VITA INC
choicest drinkahlcs and the best imported Cigars. \
splendid lunch will be set at 10 O'Clock every day with
those hasty plates soup and all the other iauries of
the season. Gentlemen can b. accommodated ut all
hours in the day viii! any dish that our market VIII AZ
ford auS-O-"m
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SALE OF REALESrATE.

TIME Subscriber wishes TO sell the North half OF tho
Il North West quarter Of Section 1G-Township 5
South of Range IL West. The same being the farm be-
longing to the heirs of Henry Loeir deed late of Van
derburgh County. and the late residence said decd
SAID farm is well improved. having u first rate barn
nearly new, and other comfortable buildings, with n
Black smith shop. and first rate very convenient
to the house. If the said is sold before the sd day
OF September next at private sale; it will then be offered
at Public Auction ut the door of the Court House in
Evansville. Terms third each. and the balance i'm
and twelve months Morris :. JOHNSON.
aug3Ou Atty. in fact
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NORTH CARoLINA.-It is now reduced to a
certainty that the Wings have carried the
popular branch of the North Carolina Lesis-
loture and obtained a majority of the Senators
elected this year. This is an earnest of the
glorious work they will do in November.
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foRNER of Water and Vine streets Evansville Ind.
~ Inc undersigned have taken the above house, and
inform their friends old friends and the travelling public
generally that they are now prepared to accommodate
on the most reasonable terms, and in the best sly
helr intention TO keep orderly and quiet house.
The table will all times be supplied with the best the
fords, and they have doubt by their long
perence in catering for the public, o give entire salts
faction to all, who may favor them with a call.
aug2l6m JOSEPH SPIrZ d JULIUS PABST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVANS REsTAuRAT

EVANS of Evansville has fitted up the large and COM
IL mOdious three story Brick recently erected by Mr.
F. Linck, First street the Sherwood uouse the
most complete style, and is now prepared to welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times be supplied with liquors.
splendid Lunch VIII be set every day at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. with Turtle Soup and all other attanabe delicaces
well known and skillful Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and uxures Of the season. served up in the best
Styt,.
Spiced and Theoretically sealed Oysters of the finest
quality hand-the best of Cigars, &C. tjyI1-tf1
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GThe Cincinnati papers say there are
one hundred and fifty express wagons now in
use in that city. The amount of capital in
vested in the business is about $4,000.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

IINI KEJEINED,
u Mansheld's life of Scott in cloth; do do in pamphlet;
Queechy, "a work, by author of Nide Wide World;
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine. Plutarch's Lives;
hakspeare's complete Works. Life, Plays and Poems;
Byrons life PLAYS and Poems; Woods Practice of Medi
cine; United States Dspcnsatory Quarto Bibles; The
Masons Monitor; Josephus; also fresh lot of
Music; PortmonaieS; writing Desks, Ink stands Back
gammon boards, Blanks Drafts Exchange DC, de-, for
sale by aug-ll SAAIL LISTER.
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Mr.. Seneca Thomas. brisk youngster of
sereRty-eighty ears, and a soldier in the battles
of Lundy's Lane, chippewa, &C., was married
at Worcests,r Mass, on the 18th inst, to
Miss Clarissa A. Darling, a blooming lass of
Mirty summers
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ConK,s FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE undersigned has this day opened, in Lnek's
4 building, First street, between Main and Locust
splendid Family Groceries, of my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell III very low prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter,
Cheese, Lard Poultry and other leading articles, Tor the
table, direct from the farmers having made arrangements
to be supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce All goods purchased
at Cooks will be delivered a; the residence of customers
If desired, have market wagon especially for that
purpose therefore solicit share of public patronage
aud will try 10 merit ii. Please call and examine my
stock. Ije3Oifl FL. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-01
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