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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
JOY TO THE WOR l. ID
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN X l. l. Il IL,

FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL PAIN.
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDYl
sHouLD WITHOUT It'll
One weniy five bottle will do more u convince YOU
ofits efficacy, than all the advertisements
TIE Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the follow.
ing complaints viz Chill Il Fever, Cholera, Cholers
Morbus, Diarrhea. severe Burns dyspepsia Psntcrs'
ChOlic Piles Boils, General Debility. Coughs, Head
Ache, sudden Colds, Swel.ed points, Tooth Ache
Cramp, IL Spasms, rheumatism, Pains in the Back e
Side and various other complaints-in fact It'll PAIN
KILLER
Procure pamphlet Of regular agent and read tho
testimony of some of the most respectable citizens Of the
United States, In favor of the Pain Killer IL was only
10 be known TO be appreciated,
OPINION OF THh MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GISTS OF CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. Oct. &C. le49.
We the undersigned, Druggists Of this city. have
been acquainted with and sold for two past
article of Family Medicine known as PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, and we would assure
the public that i'm every far we know. IL
has given the best OF satisfaction TO The
recommend il to the public an article OF GREAT
MERIT AND VIRTUE. Indeed. we never knew an
article of Mericine deservedly popular in so
sale and constantly increasing demand. Signed
j. D. PARK. G. II. Bates. Wade Rekstine & Co.
Eha Is a Ho,1,ns, l. sco,i ir c. Reakir,
! ID Eourhty w. J. NJ. Gordon. Allen & Co.,
xor,cv r W; III H, HarRso 1Np CO;
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively to the Pro-
prietor this Medicine That right has been recently
sustained by OF law and any person found sell
ing an article by that and OF the manufacture Of
PERRY DAVIS & SON, will be prosecuted
BEwAREl
OF all limitations of the Genuine PAIN KILLER, such 40
the Catalonia Pain Killer and many other worthless
nostrums that offered for sale the reputation OF
the genuine article Buy OF regular agents be
you get the Genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer" Sold
by agents in every town and village in the West.
Principal office for the sale ofthe Genuine Perry
Davis Pain Killer in the Southern and Western States
No. College Building. Cincin natl. Ohio.
J. n. HARRIS & Co. Projectors.
Sold by WOOLSEY d LINCk.
Evansville Wholesale and Retail agents. Also for
sale by HALLOCK d sTUDDARD, and Druggists gen.
orally. aug24ddwi
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LOTS IN THE CITY OF CAIRO FOR
SALE.

MOTTO + Is hereby gwen that after The FIFTEENTH
IN DAY OF SEPTEMBER neat, lots in the city Of
Cairo will be offered for sale SALE This city
is well known Is situated nj the confluence Of the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers, at the head Of uniner
pied navigation the Mississippi, is the poin, oppo
site which in kentucky the terminus Of the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad fixed by law is the point also opposite
Railroad. connecting Cairo with Fulton. in Arkan
The Texas line to be extended through Texas
FL Paso on the most approved route 20 the Pacific. is
fixed by Of Congress- and is the Southern terminus
of the Great Illinois Central Railroad This last named
road, with its anches will be 200 mile. in extent
traversg the of Illinois from its extreme northern
to its southern limits, and connecting directly
the city OF Chicago at the head Of navigation the
lakes the cities OF Galena and Dubuque the Upper
Mississippi. and the cities Of Peru and Lasae, the
head Of igaton the Illinois rver with the city of
Cairo. About hundred and twenty miles of this
road already finished and In operation for the
portaton of passengers and frelghts and about two
hundred will be finished by or before the frs: of
Janna-y next, including about one hundred miles
tending norhwardy from the city Of Giro. and il is
peced that the entire road and branches will be CON-
peted and in operation during the nextyear BY
the Illinois Central Road about sixty five miles from ST.
Louis, railroad will shortly be opened
between Cairo and ST Louis.
The site Of the City Of Cairo Is protected
overflow from tho rivers by ordinary levse having
top width OF eight feet. but and
and portion already finished which will be eighty feet
wide on the top OF average height OF about ten feet
and n,s feet nshs, than the highest water eve, know
city forming the the front street Of the city on
both the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Other extensive
and projected will soon
be commenced. which will give additional value to the
property and render the location unsurpassed place
| Of residence.
The title to the property now offered for sale lie ndis
putable and the written opinions to that effect the
Hon. Stephen T.. Logan Judge Lyman TrumbulI. Hon
David J. baker, Hon. Sidney Breese, Hon. John Dough
erty, and Henry w. Billings and Cyrus G. Simons
Esqrs., Of Illinois, and of the Hon. Edw Bates Of 81
LIE uis. Mo-, be by application TO Thos TAYLOR
Of the city Of Philadelphia Charles Davis OF the city
OF New York. the owners In trust Of the property or 10
their agent at Cairo.
The will be liberals portion ONLY of In.
purchase money will be required to be paid the date
of sale, and time will be granted on the balance
Applications to purchase for information to be
made at Cairo, Illinois, to
| augl9w6m s. STATS TAYLOR, Agent
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Il ALL ROAD LII E s

| CINCINNATI, DAYTON q SANDUsKY ROUTE
" To N. York via Lake Steamers ty Ssndusky in 30
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON q DAYTON HALLWAY.
FouR D,ILy TRAISs.-Ist Train Accommodation Ex-
press at I2 NJ I'd Train Lightning Express at 20 A.
Sd Train Accommodation at y M. 4th Train Eve
ming Express at 5 Pm.
Trains run by Cincinnati Time. The Roads Of this
Route are laid throughout with heavy 7 rail.
NEw YoRK. Bos, . A.D MoNrREAL.-First Train, Ac-
commodation Express, leaves Cincinnati at O'Clock
M; making all way stops to Dayton Second Train,
Meeting at Sandusky with the new and magnificent low
pressure Gamers Mississippi Capt. Hazard, st. Law
the morning trains Buffalo and Albany, New York City,
Niagara Falls Railroads. for New York, Boston, Niagara
Falls, Ogdensburg Montreal, &c.
TOLEDO AND CHICAGo.-Second train, Lightning Ex-
press, leaves Cincinnati at 90 O'Clock NJ: connecting
at Clyde with Raj road to Toledo connecting at Toledo
road to Chicago. Through from Cincinnati TO Chicago
direct.
press leaves Cincinnati at 20 O'Clock Nj connecting
at Sandusky with low pressure Bay City,
Captain Atwood, connecting at Detroit with Morning
Express Train Michigan Central Railroad to Chicago
Through from Cincinnati 10 Chicago direct.
IND.ASAPoLIs, TKRRE HAuTr AND I.AYAYETrE.-First
s nxPfs
leaves Cincinnati at 20 AN Through from Cincinnati
TO indianapolis same day.
Accommodation Express, at l2 o'clock NJ and sec
ond Trim, Lightning Express. att l2 connect at
Hamilton to Eaton and Richmond. Fourth Train. Eve
ming Express at M: connects Hamilton To Eaton
and Richmond, connecting Richmond with West
Railroad to CeniervillS
TsoY, ProuA &c.-First Train Accommodation Ex.
press at 10 o'clock NJ and second Train Lightning
Express a. l-2 NJ connecting at Dayton with hail.
way Troy connecting with Doyes Omnibus and Canal
Packets Pqua ST. Mays ard all points on the Miami
and Wabash Canals Fourth Train Evening Express at
5 NJ connects at Dayton with Railroad to Troy, con-
meeting with Doyle's Omnibus lines to Piqua.
OXFORD AND CoSSERsvILLE.-Firsi train, Accommodt
ton Express at I2 o'clock NJ. and second Traia.
Lightning Express at Z "a M. Passengers BY these
Trains take Western Stage Companys Lines at Hamil'
ton Oxford Connersville &c. Fourth Tain. Eve
ming Express 5P NJ. Passengers by this Trai take
Western Stage Company's Lines at Hamilton for OK
ford.
FARE:
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake steamers
10 Buffalo. and Railroad by either route, $500
From O York via Lake Steamers to Buffalo
Railroad to Albany and Hudson River Steam
ers to New York, l4,W
From Cincinnati q Boston via Lake Steamers to
Buffalo. and New York City and New York and
Erie X X, lg,OO
From Cincinnati to Boston via Lake Steamers to
Buffalo, Albany, ard Western Railroads. 1900
An additional charge Of Scots. via Niagara Pals
and above routes,
From Cincinnati TO Montreal via Lake Steamers L. 90
to Bos wi lak q tai sand
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THOMAS CONYNGTON,
z AND RETAIL BOUkSELLEK
CT LILO n 4 Il

"OULD respe tfuly inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone cx Wheeler, their entire stock OF Books &
Stationery he owed his Book Store TO the stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
OF Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
Offer TO his customers larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this Market con-
ssting in part Of Miscellaneous School, Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper, Foreign & Fancy Stationery OF all
kinds All OF which will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
at prices fact TO which he would call the
attention of country merchants, Dealers teachers and
Others being confident be make to their interest
10 purchase Of him. aug 2S-r
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LrpIcaous Internationally knowl-
edge is PROFESSIONALLY necessary for the law
yer Ludicrous mistakes have frequently oc-
CURED through a DEFICIENCIES of some of them
in this respect. We have heard al anecdote
somewhere of an eminent barrister examin-
Jog witness in trial, the subject of which
was a ship. He asked. among other ques-
tions, "where the ship was at particular
tine"
"O." replied the witness, "the ship was
then in quarantine"
ain Quarantine, was she! And pray, sir,
where is Quarantiner'
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JOURNAL.
TELEGRA PHIC.

CINCINNATI, SEPT. 7.
The Price Current annual statement shows
an increase of eleven millions in imports, and
an increase in river tonnage arrived of two
hundred and sixty thousand tons over last
year. Hog products handled here eqnsl one
third the entire crop in the west, valued at
nearly nine millions Of dollars.
Ames gave bail to-day in twenty-five thou
sard dollars.
A motion for new trial was heard before
Judge Finn in the case of of Finley, and a
new trial granted.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7, p. M.
The trial of Bishop Doane still continues.
The Court permitted q report of his do
cese on presentment, by way Of argument in
his speech on motion to dismiss the present.
ment.
Witeout deciding on this motion, they ad-
journed.
-- BURLINGTON, VI, Sept. Z.
The election yesterday resulted in no
choice for Governor By people. Fairbanks,
Wing, has a large plurality. The Wing vote
is reduced, and the result will depend on the
Legislature, which, seems very close. The
temperance question operated to such an ex-
tent that it is difficult to determine the true
state of parties.
New YoKK, Sept. 2.
In 50 towns 81 Wings and % Democrats
are elected.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.
Hor. r. J. Walker has resigned the Mis-
zion to China, owing to i'll health.
PIrTsBURG, Sept. Z, p. NJ.
River 9 feet inches and falling. Wealth
er clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Y, p. NJ.
The river has fallen four inches. The
weather is pleasant.
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NOW OPEN!
SLIDER MAN, ANSPACHER Il CO.'S
WHO EsALE AND RETAIL
D r Y q o o . = s T O r E,
AND whoLEs TX

TIME undersigned would beg leave 10 inform the pub
L lie generally, that their comDlete stock of Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, which too numerous TO
MENTION is open for the examination OF everybody
who may favor them with call. Their store Is in Mr..
Vieles new building. on Main street. door below
the Bank aud Of the largest establishments in this
city.
We have also on hand full assortment Of READY.
MADE CLOTHING, Of our own manufacture, an OF
the latest fashions, at WHOLESALE ONLY. From a
long experience in this branch Of siness we
abled dete mined to sell them less than any other
house West of the Mountains.
Our stock OF DIR, Goods as been carefully selected
East at the lowest pric You will find IL to your
interest before purchasing elsewhere, to call on
aug3l SlLBEkMAN, ANSPACHER & CO.
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HAYES, CRAIG & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HATS. CAPS AND FANCY FURS

bOOI"' ff.Lr, MI:
VVIOULD respectfully and mo disinterestediy an
wv nounce To the VI rchants and d alers of Evan
vile and vicn ty that they have introduced their Fall
STYLES OF Hats 1852 and with their facilities for
ufacturing, have hesitation in vi that they
furn sh purchasers wit aer variety OF goods In
their line. and ut prices equally low my Eastern
ho se. an pledge theme Ives to duplicate any Till
bought East. IPPartcular attention paid TO filing
orders. aug3OdNwlm
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"CoL. w. is fine looking man, amt he,"
said friend Of ours the other day.
EYES," replied another, 81 was taken for
him cnce."
"You! why, you're as ugly as sin"
81 don't care for that, was taken for him;
/ endorsed his note, and was taken for him
by the sheriff.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE

EVANSVILLE. INDI9N7.
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED thai
l. we have with great and expense fitted up as
complete Shops any in the West. and hope liberal
patronage will signify a disposition to encourage Home
Manufacturers We are prepared with facility
Tor manufacturing steam FL ines with wood oriron bed
frames, and machinery OF II kinds with the latest i'm
Provements Gearing and shaftiug fitted mp. Pulleys,
iron fronts for houses. Plow Mould Boards, Wag.
1n Boxes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
IRON forging work Of all kinds, and of frn quality,
shea 10 order Steamboat work, and repairs of all
n es Oh machinery promptly and carefully executed.
wa,. naennery Is complete. possessing all the ad
@ 90 80, vi inc latest improvements, and workmen
ave vi 'ne most skilliul AMI experienced class Our
has for many wears been foreman
10 any Machinest in theWest ' f
Persons desfing Engines other machinery built or
repaired, are requested TO call for We feel eonfdent
that we can give as full satisfaction in quality of work
and prices as any competent aud Respectable establish
ment In the country.
Car wheels Of various patterns manufactured. with
Murphey's Patent Solid Hub. "
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention at tbs
same price las when given In person.
Scrap Iron, Brass and Copper wanted
je2Id&w q. ID. EGGLESTOy A. CO,
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DlSSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERNV

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
partnership heretofore existing between the un.
Il dersigned, under the style Of RATHBoNE & wHEE
ER IL this day dissolved by mutual consent
Both partners authorized 10 use the name Of the
drm la liquidation.
The general charge OF closing the business will be in
the ands OF g. W. Rathbone whom all claims agains,
the 6rm should be presented for settlement.
These Indebted 70 said firm will be ait.
cd upon with their counts, and prompt payments
pscted. G. w. RATHBONE.
sug25dlm A. J. WHEELER.
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Cincinnati to Hamilton 60. Gin. TO Springfield ~
For all Information and through tickets, app! al ne
Office. Southeast broadway and Front 81 OF al
the Depot, Cincinnati.
w A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent
p w, STRA DER. GenI Agent.
NJ WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
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BUILDING MATERIALS!
NIOVELTY Locks and Latches, with white and dark
IN Mineral Knobs,
Mortice Locks. (trost door and rabited);
Spring Prop and numb Latches;
Cupboard, Plate and Dead Locks;
But; Hinges (broad aud narrow:
New England Screws tg mblet points
Shutter Fastcnngs aud Hinges;
Nails (Be mont) and Patent Brals. &C.. &C.,
All OF which will sold at the lowest hgures al
auysI WELLS New Hardware store.
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Il A l L r o AD LIN ES
BY THE WAY OF

ID p0,fESIa, COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
= Ito n. York via Railway in 30 hours; to
Pittsburgh in IA hours; to Boston in aaIo 70
rhladeiphia In 80 hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL,
FouR DAILY TRAIxs.-lstTrain. Lieb,nnv Fxn,s.. ~,
8, NJ, end Train Accommodation Express al I.o A
NJ; Sd Train hillsboro Train. at I2 PM Alb evening
Trains run by Columbus time, min. taste, than
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through with bea~x
L rail.
NEW YoaK, BosroN AND MoxrRrAL.-F;,., Tai,
Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati at NJ connec,
ing at Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad TO Dunkirt
and Buffalo, connecting at Dunkirk with N. York and
Erie Railroad aud at Buffalo and Albany and New YORK
City Railroads TO New York and Boston Second Train
accommodation Express at Ls NJ connects at
Buffalo, connecting at DunEirk with New York and Erie
Railroad, at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads. and Buffalo with Niagara Pals
Railroad to New York, Boston, Niagara Pals gdens.
burgh, Montreal, dc.
Also: connects a Cleveland with the new and mag.
nhcent low pressure steamers Queen ofthe West Cap
tain Bride. Crescent City, Captain Pease connecting
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany, New York City
agara Falls. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &c,
Fourth Train Evening Express. at NJ, connects al
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk and
Buffalo, connecting at Dankirk with New York aud Efie
Railroad, connecting at Buffalo with New York Chy,
Buffalo and Albany, and Niagara Falls Railroads
York, Boston and Niagara Falls.
PirTsBuReB. PHILADELpHIA & BALTrMoRr.--FrstT Train
lightning Express, lie yes Cincinnati at ga NJ connect
Ing at Crestline with Ohio aud Pennsylvania railroad to
pittsburgh. connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad to
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Cincinnati to Phi.ad. and
Baltimore Direct
EVANSVILLE. WHEELING, BALTIMORE, &c
First Train, Lightning Express. ut NJ. and Second
Train Accommodation Express, at l2 A M, connect.
at Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad GAINESVILLE
connecting with Ohio Stage Company's Lines via Ma
tonal Road to Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington. etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express. ate NJ. Passengers by this Train SLEEP
ut Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Contra
Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE connecting with Ohio Stage
COmpany's Lines to Wheeling
HiLlSBORO-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at 9 4:
M; connecting at Hillsboro with Ohio Stage Com
pany Lines to Chilicothe, Pix tOn, &c.
FARE Cin't to " via Railroad either route sic, OF
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NEW FEMALE SCHOOL.


THE Sisters of Providence of ST. Marys near Terre
Haute are now ready 10 establish female School
in Evansville.
Their course of instruction in the common and higher
branches Of English education well in
plishments, will be made known by their prospectus on
application to Sister Anasiasia ut the brick house
the Catholic Church on Cd Street.
The School will be open the first MoLday in Sep
TENDER. aug29-tf.
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Henry Ward Beecher says, "there is great
than in an old dry sermon"
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YANKEE DREAN.-An exchange paper
gives the following account of the singular
veri6cston Of a dream:
"Somefime during the past summer, a
stranger stopped at one of the watering
places on the mountain south Of Waynesbo
ro,' Pennsylvania. After his arrival he was
taken sick, and for several days was appa.
r-ntly deranged. On his recovery he inform
ed the proprietor of the house that during his
illness dreamed for three nights in sue.
cession III at he had discovered at a certain dis
lance in the mountains under a rock all earth
en- crock, containing a large amount of sill
yer. At this the worthy host expressed his
surprise and spoke of it as mysterious
dream. Afterwards, however, they were
walking together, and the proprietor at once
proposed an examination To satisfy thei: Gu
riosity. The rock was soon found, and after
carefully brushing the leaves away it was re-
moved, and TO their utter establishment there
was a crock full of silver. They took it out
and conveyed it secretly 10 the house, and on
examination it was found 10 contain $500, all
in half dollars, which was vded equally be.
tween them.
The day after his discovery, the stranger
was about to take leave OF the mountain, and
complained to his friend, the proprietor
of the springs, Of the Inconvenience Of
carrying his siluer, when an exchange was
proposed aud made, the stranger receiving
bankabe paper for his silver. 1t was not
long after his departure /, however, till the
proprietor had made another discovery--his
$500 silver was counterfeit and he had thas
been ingeniously swindled out Of $500.
HoGs-PRIcEs-THE CRoP.-The prospects
OF the next seasons supply of hogs are favora
BILE orr larger number than we have ever had
All accounts concur in the opinion that Their
viii! be large surplus in Kentucky. We
keve seen persons from all the South Western
sections of the State who report hogs more
abundant than ever, and the corn crops in tb,
most promising coalition, and the hogs in al
cue counties they passed through as good con
dtioned and fat now as they usually are il
November. This is Presumptive evidence
that feed is plentiful and to spare.
Lou. Cour.
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M A H h l. r. DE POTg
REMOVED TO
TN ct OppOG1TE TE9E n ANK

OK TONS of the finest Marble brought to the
ZlC West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
BILE expressly invited to examine my stock, for
will make il to their interest TO patronize My stock
consists OF Carrara, White vened Il Dove colored lta
an in blocks and slabs American white, varizated.
SlIe, clouded and stauary, hich selected with
great care at the Vermont Gu rries.
MONUMENTS of all styles, SCROLLS, OBLEISk,
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops and Furniture Marble on hand and made
to order at Eastern prices.
Grateful for the past liberal patronage, expect to
merit q continuance Of the same. Give me call
NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
n. Orders from distance promptly and satisfac-
torily fled. All work warranted. aug29
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ed IA Tor continuance of the same. will
do the utmost to merit it, Orders from distance care
fully attendedto. p. VAUTIER,
aug26 First Street, doors above Main.
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CEMENT ....s Bbls Fresh Ground, reed ne,
~ Belle Qugley BY
sug13 FOSTERS q BROWN.
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FOR RENT.
ok convenient and comfortable rooms, In nv house
= corner Canal & Third Avenue, Lamasco CITY,
aug26-2w DIR. w. GRAMM.
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SAWS! SAWS!!

IA W % On w
SPEAR and Jackson's Hand and Tenor Saws;
~ w. Rowland's Mill and Cross-cut do.
English Plate, Cast and German Steel and Cut do:
Wood.Saws, Bow and Fret Saw Webs, &c,
For sale cheap at WELLS
aug3l New Hardware Store