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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
Ba1oaT HoURs AND GIoonT.--Ahl this

BRIGHT Hours AND GLooMY--Ahl this
beautiful world. Indeed I know not what
to think Of it.--sometimes it is all goodness
and sunshine, and heaven itself lies not far
of, and then it changes suddenly, and all
lis dark and aOrrowful and clouds shut out
the sky. IN the lives Of the saddest Of Us
there are bright days ike this, when we
feel as if we could take 9 great world in our
arms. Then come the gloomy hours, when
the FIRE will neither burn in our hearts nor
our hearths; and al without and within is
dismal, cold and dark. Believe me every
heart has its secret sorrow, which the world
knows not. and oftendmes We calI man
cold when he IS only SD L0zQfello0.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

.I persons indebted 90 John Burg ~
pis m l6. feI aud Wlne
81 notified not a ea4 any honey thsF may
o.3;nn Sd. rs z without 1 q
cHN BeR6E
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
Clothing! Clothing!

TEyIIE subscriber il now opening at his Store
on Main Street. Yazoo City, splendid as
softment Of
Gents. Youths and boys
i FASHION, B lie CL I'LL @
AND FURNISHING GOODS
y consisting Of 8 s's
HBTS, BOOIiS A1YD ] SHOES,
together with . general stock Of
HOSIERY AND FANCY GOOnS.
HerespeetfuIly offers the same to the public
at prices that will compare favorably with any
in the city. Dealing as he does
exclusively in this lines ne believes that it will
be to the interest Of al persons in need Of such
goods, to give him cali before purchasing
elsewhere.
Hewill be constantly receiving per steamers
from New York. aceessions TO his stock. Of
FAs1roNABLR WINTER CLOTHING, TO which he
particularly invites the attention of purchasers.
e daNs 4. w, BATTAILE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
Gp0cB es.

s[TE subscriber has now received hls entire
Vhieh s much lafger than usual.
ndie VINES - end fall assoft-
ment 81 s - Ieleeale
lid retail 50 ttSt
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
Down to the golden Chersonese.

lUsE4sfd dHasAAt s. g. sJIENt 1t4ogula
Down to the golden Chersonese.
Among the frstadventurers who attempt
ed this hyperborean way were two Portu-
gese brothers, named CortereaI, who, in the
early part Of the sixteenth century, sailed
towards thepole and we're heard Of no more.
An Englishman, Sir Hugh Willoughby,
some fifty years later, sought to find China
beyond the coast Of Labrador, but both he
and bis crew left their bodies On the frozen
plains, where they were found b the Es-
quimaux Indians. Sir Humphrey Gilbert.
at subsequent period. went down, off the
coast Of Newfoundland, in making SINH
lar experiment In 1910 Hudson. the ia
nous Navigator, from whom our North
river was named. after discovering Hudson's
Bay, was set adnft with eight Of his sailors.
10y mutinous portion of his crew, and was
supposed TO have been destroyed by the
icebergs. In 1923. Bafin added the knowl-
edge Of the vast inlet Of the sea, since called
by his name. to our arctic geography. In
174l Behring. Russian, explored the.
straits on the eastern side of the continent.
and in 1878 Captain Phippes made many
explorations in the North but the arctic
discovery Of modern times may be said to
have begun in 1918 with Sir John Ross,
who passed through Davis's Straits and
Bafin's Bay to Lancaster Sound. The next
year Franklin, about whose supposed loss
50 much has been said, undertook to trace
the looked-for passage, from the mouth Of
Coppermine river, eastward BY the shore,
to Hudson's Bay. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Buck and DR.. Richardson, and they
made one of the dreariest journeys on record
without meeting with much success.
The same year Lieutenant Parry had
gone to Lancaster Sound, and passing thro'
the Straits named BY him Barrow's straits.
had discovered Wellington's channel. Re-
gents Inlet, Bathurst's. Byam. Martins
Melville, and other Islands, now called the
Parry Islands. These places have ever
since been the ultimate land mark Of arctic
research, for no nayigators have succeeded
III going beyond them, and al the discov-
cries since made have had only more orless
to them. Parry saw, too, and de-
fined Banks Land, to the southwest Of Mel
vile Island. one Of the points Of departure
III McClures more recent expedition.
Parry, Ross, and captain Franklin. made
subsequent voyages, all Of which added
something 70 our information, and in / $3.50
and 1886 Captain Back went eastward Be-
You'd Franklin Point but these explora-
lions we're nearly an carried on within and
below the. delIneations 81 Parry. No one.
says 1 late writer had ventured beyond
Cape Walker il Tie direction Of Banks
Land, Is tie west aud south 81 North Som.
erset, 81 gone beyond Parry Islands 8 lie
northwest q Ga north through Wellington
channel Neither had any attempt been
maao from Baflp's Bay above Lancaster
Sound q en BE remote waters supposed
to aoR around ne Pole E Vii be seen
therefore, that commander Mcclure las
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
Princeton Female Institute,
PRINCETON, Nv.

TIME Trustees beg leave to call the attention
y Of parents and guardians to the superior
advantages Of this Institution. II Is pleasantly
situated in one of the most healthy and pleas
ant towns in southern Kentucky, in the midst
of a refined and enlightened community ;afford-
ing safe and pleasant home for the student.
It is easy of access, being within IL miles of
the Cumberland river at Eddyville,an 80 miles
of the Ohio at Smithland, with both of which
it is in daily communication By stages over ex-
cellent roads, The course of studies and the
system of instruction are as thorough as in any
similar Institution in the State; deverg faeil-
ity is afforded for young ladies to acquire a
thorough acquaintance with all the branches
of female education.
The Institute is under the superintendance
of DR.. ]. III. jury and bis lady, whose moral
worth combined with superior literary and scien.
tific attainments and lone. experience pre-emi-
nenty qualify them for their position. South
erners themselves, by birth and education. we
think they have peculiar claims upon the South
for patronage,
The FOURTH SESSION will commence. on. the
Ist Monday Of September next.
Terms per Session Of 10 months.
Board Tuition 81 Liferg Departments 800 90
Tuition in Music Instruments, 40 90
Text books FURNISHED AZ Louisville prices.
No extra charges whatever.
Catalogues with course Of study, Regulations,
&c, can be had by addressing DR.. J. HI, Jurey,
P. b. McGOoDWIN, N. D.
f. w. UREY,
J14M7S eFIdWTd0N,
G. B. BARBOUR,
T. l.. McNARY, N. D.,
Trustees.
Princeton XIV inv 1879 1-3t
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D. niIs. HARRIEr q. PGeEky1rrs
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On JsFFEsoN sTREEI
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IS fhas p 1ats par aanaIsin y lfaaces ef Four
naf4 WstfiA naatA. Five Dulfasa at the eha Of te
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ApveartssHESr be inserted IS 6e gate 81 Slgp
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Ssek "a .reafsr-teh lines IL less llIs tt s asiaale
IA aaa3sr INSERTIONS re11Esdi ms ae ma kaasla
a. mean thB maif1scrpt ar they VIII Pc inserted
u ofbid, aid charged aeeoEdinss
TaArKy AdVerttsing
Far lartg #ines oless Yanewaba s. pleasure. SdaoO
reoafrast saken fog less thall yeafand payable
blf ysarly IN viales
sii9sa afaanfgi naYeffi sefs United ta their
vrf eiats business. aad isanentsfar the
bste ltnek pcrs9ns SEM IA by thetns must be paid
orhy lhesquate
CONFESSIONAL Advert issnents,
saes 81 iesssaot ait sole 2 months So 90
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a ta8 roRsS MUST BE PAIN xohHoH DE
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II MUsT HAVE THAT RYEls-The Hon.
Daniel Diekinson's Buffalo speech. on the
Barnburners' new born zeal for the Balti.
more platform, is hailed everywhere as a
decided hit, because it tells what every
body feels and knows to be the truth. A.
mong his anecdotes there was one spirited
illustration Of the Barnburners' facile pro-
LESSONS Of Hunkerism ct Syracuse which
ran thus:
There was once poor preacher who sup
piled an equally poor congregation up some
where in the woods, under contract TO
have so much rye for his years preaching.
if they sawsft 10 retain him for a year.
He was very feaful chat he should get the
sack prematurely, and did all he knew how
to fend off that appalling calamity; among
other precautions going round to the leads
ing members Of his cation to learn
how his preaching suited them, ''Breth-
rem, said he anxiously. ''just tellmefranks
y how Yen Ike my doctrine, and if you
1on S n know what doctrine 7
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

o. The high church party have gained q
loss ii the sermon (Bishop Green's) that has
called out such response, The twelfth chap
tel is especially pointed and strong.
W %. CT AdUocate.
High churcl pretentions stand about as
good chance among these Letters SIS anun-
lucky boy ID the midst of nest of 9isllosg jack
eEs. They are dignified and respectful. but they
sting all round.--Nasd. Gu Aduocats.
This work viii evidently command an
extensive sale, The writer takes strong prac-
tcal views Of bis subject, and invests the entire
argument with much moro than ordinary inter-
est The book viii make its mark, 20 where
It may Df. S.sgsnsoa Nd Bo0s lot
We must say that ii some respects the
Letters make about the highest book % Sue
cession that has been seen. The author takes
the broad common-sense view of the subject,
and u doing So presents some arguments that
the Successionists vii find more difficult to get
over than were the Alps q Hannibal and Ma
poleon Lou Chi Aduoe1
49,
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W d. md IBooIk
.OHa
THOMP 90 "a CO

III H0LESA LIE and Retail Druggists have
removed to their new brick building on
fsin Street nextdoor above Mess Allen Il
Bafksdaia have on hand and are receiving
Iarge so of fresh Drugs, Medicines. Chem
eaIs Paints Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glassware, Per-
f1n Books sEati0harY tse all of
which they oi1er at unusually low prices. Mer-
chants. Phys clans, Planters and others will
fifd s fa heir fefes to give us acall.
Yazoo city. Jan 27-1y.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25
e ow IN q Is 80 lave mournedIh

How al ofuswho have mourned the
loss ofsome dear friend. can answer to ne
truth Of this little paragraph:
e4he ideal face of any one 70 whom We
are strongly and tenderly atlached-that
face which IS enshrine,l ID our hearts, and
which comes o as il dreams long after E
has mouldered = ths grave that faee is
not TIE exact mechanical conrtenance of The
beloved person not ihe eounlenance that We
ever actually beheld, but It's abstract, is
idealization or rather It's realization; the
spirit of Tie eountenanee, It's essence an IS
lie And the finer The character and he
more various the intellectual powers the
more must tais true eiaol0a differ from the
most faithfo that painter 81 4
aculplo ean slas
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

John van Buren, John A. Dix 3 Co,
are willing to think and preach just what
suits the Administration -they win either
'fspit upon the platform. or wipe up The
saliva Of others They viii do anything, for
they are bound to have the rye"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

Cloths, Cassimeres and Veslngs.
HAVING procured the servicessof an ex-
perienced and fashionable Gutter from
New York. and skillful workman, I am now
prepared to make up TO ORDER with despatch,
and in point Of style, unsurpassed IN the coun-
try,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-11-25

CIARIIT VINE.
81 IN boxes, yagions brands. foI sale 81
%. Il8iB oEI
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e the sepulchre there BY the sea,
IL her tomb BY the s,unding sea.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22
The spiri. napping Nuisance.

In the New York Supreme Court, few
days since, the following case was brought
before Judge Roosevelt:
In the matter of Doughty, an alleged or
supposed lunatic, Mr.. A Wakeman, moved
for an order for Writ ae Lunafico Ingut-
rSendo, to enquire into the sanity Of Mr..
Dou. hty, an old gentleman residing in
Queens co, Long Island. 1t appeared from
the afiidavits, read by Mr.. Wakeman, that
the supposed lunatic, some six months since,
became connected with the Spiritual Rappers,
and especially with some individual, not
named, whom he calls medium he has had
several communications with deceased
brother of his who died about 10 months
since; that by directions of his angelic broth
er communicated to him through this medium
he has raised on his property, by bond and
mortgage, some five six thousand dollars,
which he has disposed ofamongst the Spiri-
tual Rappers; that he is under the delusion
Of being appointed Post Master General by
the first of May next, and has named the per-
sons whom he intends to appoint Postmasters
in. New York, Brooklyn, Albany, Buffalo. and
several other principal cities in the State.
Judge Roosevelt-Have you no stronger
grounds than the delusion of his being ap-
pointed Postmaster General! | appreherd
there are several other persons at present,
besides Mr.. Doughty, laboring under the same
or similar delusion.
Mr.. Wakeman-We have the affidavits of
thee Physcianywho have examined him. all
swearing to his insanity and incapacity to
manage bis own affairs. The. physician to
the Asylum, in which he has been placed,
swears positively to the fact. of insanity.
badge Roosevelt-If mattefs 60 on as they
are, the Lunatic Asylums viii have to be en-
la&eti. ~
ar. Wskeman Q threatens to commit
suiEide If he is Unsupported Postmaster
: Gelersl on the first OF May.
: : lodge Roosevelt hope that other per-
po5$ laborieg under decisions in regard te
odise, Will not take the same resolution
| think you had better send up the papers
and IwIlI look into them between this ant
Monday morning.
Decision reserved.
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MORGAN KEEN g. PRESTON.
JobJers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, BonneLs, 4c. dc.

MAIN FIRST AND SECOND EVANSVILLE IND
A RE now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock
n whi,h they respectfully invite the attention OF the
bought in December and shipped at low freighis-whc
and sellow, They consist OF the following
descriptions os Goods
Dunnes light prints. Aliens Ruby prints. Dunners
dark prints Saco bleached drills RoJtt blue drills Pep
long cloths ratapseo Otis and Amoskeog Denims Fan
cy plaid Cotonades. Fancy plaid striped and shaded
cotton cassimeres, &c.
the season and have hesitation in saying will ge
up better stock than have offered 10 the trade
Our Dress Goods, such as Prints, Gipghams, Lawns
Beuaages. &c of bright and beautiful styles and
excellent qualities Our Stuff Goods Of the most subsan
al kinds boing the Cream of the four Eastern mark
In every department Of our Stock the Trade VII fin,
good and sa!eable Goods for o determined, old
poor and shabby Goods shall not inside the wall
4 mag MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON
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>T vanass ST rsSs oonn;y,I IS
Tx the VAxprRBuRGH CIRCUIT Court, APRIL TERN 50
EMERY =. foNEf Petition for Divorce.
LEONA ADALINE TONEY

And nov atths time, to Wit the 18th Dag
A. D. las3 il appearing BY the adayit of Nancy Red
ding Gisnterested person. this day ted IN my ofse
that the said Leona Adalne Tcpey Is not at this time
resident Of the State of Indiana he said Leona Ac-
alns Toney istherefore hereby notified OF The Penden
cy Of this Petition, and that unless she be and appear
bro the Judge the yanderburgh Circuit Court at
the next term thereof TO be began and held at the
Court House in the city Of Evansville IN the First Mon.
day In April next then and there In said Conrtto plead
answer, or demur to the petition filed hereein, the
same will be heard and determined in her absence:
Witness JACOB LUNKENHElMER.
mari 3ws Clerk OF the vanderburgh Circuit Cour,
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
BALTIMORE, March Is.

The mechanics had an immense mass
meeting this afternoon. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad operatives threaten to stop
work. the company grants an extension Of
time to Ross Winans and Adam Denmead
on contracts which would enable them to
resist further the demands of workmen.
New Orleans papers of Saturday have been
received. During the week ending the 18th,
the sales Of cotton amounted to $4,000 bales,
valued at SO 100000.
Gen. Persfer Smith had recovered from
his recent sickness and would leave New
Orleans for Washington in afew days.
The Virginia House delegates yesterday
passed resolution directing the Attorney
Generate prosecute an appeal in the Lem
mon case, before the Supreme Court
Bacon dealers lost heavily by the decline
in provisions. ]. H. Cook failed to the
amount of 500, 900. Messrs. Cassards have
suspended, but is not considered bad failure.
1t is thought they will be able to 60 on again.
The extent of failure, if it should prove fail
ure, will be for about S25O,OO0. Ii is one of
the oil lest and most wealthy houses, and
made most immense profits last year.
The following appointments have been
made: Collector of Chicago, John Adair; Col
leetor of Oregon, A. C: Gibbs; Collector at
Upqua, Oregon, Daniel Won.
BosToN, March 10.
Dates of Tuxille 9th have been rece lived,
which confirm previous accounts of the Bril-
fish frigate Devastation.
The Washington Union publishes the Boil
var Degree, opening to commerce the tribu-
taIies of the Amazon and La Plata rivers
Nearly twenty points are declared free.
The Union also contains the following ap-
pointments confirmed: Chas. H. Peaslee,
col. Boston mint; ]. Bouane, col. New Haven;
r. Parks, o. w. B. Strowbrooks, and r. M.
Dunbar, surveyor Milwaukee, Oregon; w.
W. King, surveyors Portland, Oregon; Peter
c. Stewart, surveyor Pacific City, Oregon;
&C.. Greene, naval officer OF Boston; John
C. Hays, surveyor general of California;
VIM. Downing, register land Office, Colum-
bus, Mics; VIM. Hallenston, receiver public
monies at Milan, Mo; d. p. HALEY, regist-
Ter.
New ORLEANS, March Is.
ArrivcI-St. Louis and l.. N K nnett.
CINCINNATI, March 10, M.
The river has fallen ii inches. The
weather is fine.
PITTSBURGH, March 10, P. NJ.
River falling with y feet in the channel.
NEw ORLEANS, March 10.
Fieur-sales COCO bbls Ohio at 81 oea4 TO- Corn has
aesiincd and quote at 400 Oats 35a37c; Mess
Pork is dull at SIS .5e l5 So Bacon has de lined with
large sales s7se for sides, and G.a6ac sholt-
derss sugar is steady, Molasses 23slc: Rio Coffee We
quote at Ole; Lard oil sales at Zoe.
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c. SrARKs, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. "a
whom will be paid commission that will nett from
IS to $50 dollars per month"; The Agency offers the great
visiting different sections of country, the bu siness Is
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars in
quire AZ she ONCE, or O.
PHILLIP HORNBROOK. Agent.
marl2- lyd&w Water st. Evansville Ind.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
He AL TIL AS OCIATIONl
Cleveland Ohio 4 Lafayette, Ind.
CAPITAL AAo.ooo.

THIS Is an Association of Farmers. Mechanics and
Il Workingmea generally. for the mutual assistance
OF eacl, other In case Of sickness or accident.
By the paymen. OF the Admission Fee of 81 So the
time of making application; and at the first Annual De-
post within ten days. you will become Life Member
and will be entitled to Weekly Benefit IL you should
be disabled by Sicknessor Accident from pursuing
ordinary business occupation Females Insured against
sickness common both sexes.
RATES pQcITS.
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HALLS PATENT CONCRETE SAFES

dAbh . IA 6NT OONCHETE SAFES,
lATENTED August 81, 1919. Warranted from
Il damp and mould well fire proof.
We are manufacturing the above superior Safe Al
our establishment on Columbia street, between Broad
way and Sycamore streets No. 49, and have
on hand a good tment.
These Safes are better article, as IL regards fire
ed In the United States.
We say further, that manufacturer dare risk the
reputation OF their Safes by testing equal in size
anc thickness with ours, a fair trial fire.
should they, or any OF them conclude 10 do so, we
will furnish them Safe free Of charge provided does
not on trial prove to be the best article.
HALL, DODDS & CO.
They can be had at the Factory No. 40, Columbia
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and in the State of Indiana
at the follow agencies:
H0RNBRoOK & woODARD, Evansville.
FRY IL MAXWELL; Madison
MUNFoRD, e. HOOKER, Lafayetse>
J. II. vAGIN, indianapolis.
W.T.. DENNIS & CO. Richmond.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
STILL GREATER NEWS FROM AUS
IRAIIA

a.
Discorered on the Bank Of the Allegheny Ripsr near
RiftsbSrgh, the Great Natural PETROLEUM or
ROCK OIL.
Those who afflicted, respectfully invited to get
Circular and look the Directions for Ague Rheu
natsm PLEA. Diarrhea, Flux. Too-b-ache Burns,
Worms Scrofu-. Coughs, bronchitis; Group, Old
Sores Cholera Morbus CoDtract,ns of the Lambs and
Joints Sore Eyes. Blindness, Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
and other Diseases.
BY that time you may say. at cures too much" But
reeoect it is not HUMAN INVENTION, but CON-
pounded by Natures mss,er hand--and Nature does
not do her work by halves
The Oil Is used 10th internally and externally.
As AGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and
SCROFCl.A common in many parts of the West
consiranen 20 say that hiie tai Old VIII cure
and relieve other diseases 1T has been and constantly
met with most COMPLETE SUCCESS IN these cases.
IT Price 50 cents per bottle CiDlfpin,y
Its beautiful red color.
Look for ;. NJ klER'S name written on the label Of
the bottle
For by Druggists throughout Indiana. and by
X. NJ. LYON, F0.t Wayne,
Proprietor in the Western States.
Also for sale by Druggists rally in Evansviiie,
and by KELLER az FARNsLEf.
mars s3m-d1yw Wholesale Agents.
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL AND NEW Al
BANY RAILROAD.

BANY RAIL ROAD.
NOTICE is hereby given that there are no Bonds of
~ THIS Company In circulation, as the Books OF this
Company VIII testify that no bonds have been is
sued or authorized.
And as all the stock formerly subscribed the Book.
OF this Company, sold bv the Sheriff under execu.
TIL ms Issuing from the Circuit Court Edwards Coun-
ty HIS and was by the purchasers such Shers SALE
or by their assgnees surrendered TO the present Board
OF Directors on goth January Is53, all OF
stock bearing ate precious time are
Ii having been reported that Bonds and cerfcs ties
ofstock 81 this Company have been offered for sale or
pledge formerly Connected with this Comma
the Board have Thought it rgh; thus put the pub.
lie on their guard.
T. B. THOMPSON, President
of Mt, c. and n a. X. X. co.
SAMUEL THOMSON NJ. d., Secretary TO Board.
IparlO-tf
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GARDEN GEEDS

IOUT up in 10, do and /! do packages direct from
Il the old Rochester Nursery.
ALSO large lot shaker seeds put up in the usual
way. all warranted fresh. Just received and ior sale
at COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

TTHREE Active and Intelligent young Men. to engage
4 IN very pleasant and respectable business, mt
which from 50 W to s. 90 day be realised above
expenses.
Apply to L. Brown. at the City Hotel after Q O'Clock
r. III. N. Il. German wanted who can speak Eng.
lsh. marl5-stds