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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTfrE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom 1t may
concern that Bernard Heinecken, formerly of the
firm of BISCH d HEINECKEN, Evansville, Ind hav-
ing left parts unknown has DO tonger any authority
transact business, make contracts, collect moey
account said firm. the business will be hereafter
continued by " Bsch. who alons will settle al former
transactions and will be in wise responsible for any
busin OF b. Heinecken after this date.
myl9 Y. BISCH.
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WIN. HOLDEN,

WIZ. HOLDEN, ft
NEERCHANT TAILOR, on Firststreet, between Main
VI and Locust. is prepared 10 manufacture any
kind of suit of Clothes. at tne shortest notice. aud
warranted fit lie good assoTtmen Of Spring and
Summer Goods consisting OF cths, tassimers, of
rous colors plain and fancy YesiDgs. &c. &c Sum
mer Clothing made mp IN the neaiest and most iashlen-
able styles. Mr.. ii. will spare no Iainsto neri con.
nuance patronage with which he has been hher.
favored.
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4 ,LOO DED WHrTNEyS.-e5 Bales direct
I.oa "Po'tauons, received and for sale by r.r-
'e-' JAMES LOW q CO.. 4l7 Main ST.
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Many years OF trial. instead, Of pairing The pub,c
confidence in this medicine has won for n an an
precaion aud no,orety by exceeding the most san
guine expectation Of its friends Nothing but us in.
'rnsc virtues and the tunmi.takable beneft confer
req on thousands of sufferers, could originate md main
,ah 'ne enjoys While many inferior rem
des thrust upon the community have failed and been
discarded this has gained friends by trial
dement's on he afflicted they forget and pr,.
dueed cures too numerous and too remarkable to a.,
forgotten. 44t,i-s s-t.'- --r1I'-17 =
While ii Is faudupon the publcto pretend that any
one medicine will infably curesti th ere is
proof that the CHERRY PEcTonAL does not only as a
general thing but almost invariably cure the malades
for which III mi,oysd a. .acd -o Ela.
As time makes these facts wider and better known
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance Of
the afflicted, from the iogcabin of the America Peas
ant to the palaces European Kings Throughout this
entire country. in State, city, indeed almost
every hamlet it contains, CHERRY PEcToRAL is known
as The best remedy extant diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, and in many foreign countries coming to be
extensively used by their intelligent Ply seians-
In Great Britain. France and Germany where Tie uedi
cal science, have reached their hghes. perfection CHER
nY PEcToRAL is introduced and in constant use in the
Armies Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institutions
and In domestic practice the remedy their al
tending physicians can employ for the dange ou
affections of the lungs. Afso in ilder cases and for
children it is safe, pleasant and eciuai to cure In
iaet soe of the most fatiering esn onias We receive
have been from parents who found it efcacious In
eases particularly incidental to childhood -
The CHEsRY PEcTosAL is Manufactured by practica
Chemist and every of it under bis eye with
nvariable accuracy and II is sealed and protect
ID by law from counerfcits consequently be relied
on as genuine without adulteration. 81 as -el agii
We have eDdeavored here to furnish the community
With 4 medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth
should commend Itself 10 their confdenee-a remedy
It once SAFE speedy and efectual which this has by re-
'eated and countless trials proved itself
great care in preparing ii with chemical accuracy, of
inform strength, 10 afford Phi! sfcians new sgcnt on
Which they rely for tae best results and the afflicted
sitha remedy that will dsfor them all that medicine can
10.
PREPARED DT J-C AYERS. CHEMIST. LOWELL, MASS.
II 37Sold in Evansville, wholesale and retail in Prince
on, by X. b. Hallock; in Petersbuigh, by Adams d
,ampbell and by the Druggists everywhere throughout
he State. ts my27
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-18

Is JOHN FARRELL & CO.. 81 sA
Nhotesaie candy BaaufacEurerss
n SSoRTBD Candy i2f cents q n. A full stock con-
santly on hand on First street between Main and
sycamore, Evansville. Ia feb2-u
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BUSINESS CARDS.

xs-1oeK,sI FAMILY GRocERY-Keeps every thing
choice ia Groceries and provisions, on rrst st,eeI
F1oetween Main and Locust. . ho'iS
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WINDOW SASH ArDPUMP TUBE.
cARRIAGn AND BUGGY MA KING!I

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY NJ KING!I q
lTESSRS. SATERLEE * DL'GARMO have now on
vi hand good assortment OF one and two hsrse Car
riages and Buggies manufactured Al their
own shop after approved and modern sly les.
iessrs s. * Dec. will promptly nh all orie foe Gus
tom work in the and mot substantial manner,
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eth in
ouality or price. They have experienced Carriage
Biacs smith who does up the Iron work IN syIe mott to
be excelIed APPLY
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{ SNAsC AZ c. S.-25 bales 4 osnaburrs for sale h,
" !e29 yAMkS LOW CO., al Nam a.
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DE LAEEES.-l00 cases on hand
vi and for sale by
le29 JAMES Low & Co., an Main St.
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,EW FOUNDRY AND rIACuINE SHOP
xV,Yy p,pTE TTAyGTNGs CHEAPER
- ---~-~ E,NEES.

THAN Nv k-k@.
THE subscriber would most respectfully ahounce 70
the citizens # Ev susvilic and vicinity, thai be ha
received his entire Spring stock, e'hslsthg o. tne
ne west and richest patterns. which Tor neitnes OF styfe
and beauty finish af surpassss lining ~ 'l-s "a
80 "a Irotrht 20 Evansville. lie Nisnes those
i 49,, s,hs above articles 10 call and examine. feeling
apt ~ hat fhev will be pleased. Having very large
stock ne will offer every inducemeht 70 ose "ho may
'a % OF ma -ieaar attention paid tothe Hanging Of Wall
r"Pe'' - JOHN c. DEVEREUX.
myc7 MAIN Sl'oet"eeh Isl ana 90
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MORGAN, KEEN s. PRESTON, Jobbersi in Foreign
vi and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats Caps
3onneA. &c.. Evansville, Ia. (jylily
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NTEGEfO BLANKETS.-I0 bales Grey Negro
~ Blankets hand and for saie b,
jes3 JAMES LOW O. CO.. ALI Main St.
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M USQUHTO RAKRS.-seo0 Musoui,o Bars ovd.
N by 2, for sale by ~ y
Jea9 JAMES Low q CO.. zI7 Main ST.
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Ht0AT LININGS.-lO cases, al wool, Coat Lin
~ ings, for sale By .... "a -.
ieas JAMES Low & CO.. Az Main st.
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ToHN FARRE.L & CO

N1ANUFACTUKERS OF Butter, wafer ana sugar
VI Crac .ers. Soda. Pilot and Navy Brcad--a full
constantly hadd on FRS: street between Main
and Sycamore Evansville. Ind febsu
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J. S. JAaUEss, EvAxs'b, FIELD, MERRITT & Co.,
MERRITT. FIELD q co.

IMPORTERS and Wholesalc Dealers in Foreign anC
il Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
add new building First street between Main and Syca
mors Evansville Ind particular attention paid TO or
dc-s1 seDt23
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IoRKNTED SATINETS.-s0 cases received
and for sale by 'o~
iees - JAMES Low & Co. Az ua,us,.
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HIS COMPANY issues POLICIES tine foIiowing rates
l. for 81 000 and in proportion for larger amount.
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uoHN c. DEvEREUX, ia, Wholesale and Retail
J dealer in Wall Paper. Fre Screens, Window Blinds,
fsastsrs Wrapping aud Roofing Paper mps, Phosgene
= cas- etc. e.e Main street, between Fnst and Second
= str,sts [auglD ly
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-31
PROFITS OF FARMING.

The statements furnished Of the
management of the four State premium
farms, serve as a good answer to the
hackneyed assertion that farming can
never bemade profitable, or that two or
three per cent. is all that can be expect
ed from capital invested in land. The
farm Of N. Hayward & Son, of Brighton,
Monroe county, N. Y, contains 78
acres, So of which are improved" !"
The total expenses are given at 81 ,4S0.
which sum includes per cent interest
on 10,000, estimated value Of the farm,
besides all taxes, cost os manure, labor,
seeds, insurance.. and even newspaper
subscriptions. The receipts are %,
726. making the net profits 81 ,256-
that is slS,48 per acre, after paying all
expenses and interest. This is better
than bank or railway stock. A few
Of the principal items Of this large
amount Of profits, are the following
wheat, s404 hay slO6; potatoes, l6l;
peaches, s46O; apples, sl62; onions,
s2l4; seed onions, 500; garden and
farm seeds, s672, besides many crops
less value. Itmay be proper to state
that>the proprietors Of this farm are
among tiN best and most intelligent
cultiyators fruit in the state, as the
frequent prensS Sums they have drawn
from the State SSe;ety fully prove.
The farm Of McCNlock & Kirkland
of Greenbush, consisting OF $50 acres
Of land, chiefly occupied fSr sIairy Pur,
poses, is managed at cost on ~ '4os
per annum; on which the recei y are
s5.558, leaving l,94s as net PROM o'
about S25 per acre, out Of which intS
rest is to be paid on the land.
Albert G. Ford's farm, in Fairfield,
Herkimer county, contains $50 acres,
95 of which are improved land. The
manufacture of cheese, is the chiel
business; the yearly cost, S926; the
whole receipts, Including $1,000 o.
cheese, aud sll0 OF hay, are s2,596
or Sl,460 net profits. This is net
return of eleven dollars per acre for
the whole farm, or over 10 dollars pei
acre for the improved portion.
Now, such statements as these, (and
we could furnish twenty more not unlik.
them from our own knowledge, ought
to convince all those who place tht
highest net profits on farm investment
at three per cent. either that they ar,
deficient in mental abilities, or bay,
never informed themselves Of the.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-31
THOMAS WlSDD9
and Counsellor at Law.

IILLgBDROWGETNs Gos
4 CONTINUES to practice in The Courts Of Or
- ange and Alamance. Due diligence will he
given TO the collection of claims. Applications
fJr ffJr-PenssesaaA Bounty Lands promptly attend
cd to. The ighesi cash -pficcs given for Land
Warrants. fire in the Court House.
February I'd 1873 a.
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Vf-THE GUARDIANS OF our LIBERr'
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~. 1883.

compelled TO select the first. the cheap
Improvements. or shpse which promis.
ed the largest profits for the smallest
outlay. One Of the first Of these was
the draining Of a three acre alder
swamp. large portion Of which he did
with his own hands in autumn. between
seeding and husking. He had read Of
Judge BueI's success with brtssh drains;
be Constructed all the side or seconds
~ channels BY filling them at the bot
tom with brushes cut from the ground.
which enabled him 10 accomplish the
work at less than half the usual price.
These brush drains have now stood
many years, and the brush being whol-
ly excluded from the external air. has
not deca, ed. and they carry of the lit
tie water required. being numerous.
and at regular intervals. Now OBJ
serve the result. The alder swamps
would not have sold originally for FIVE
dollars an acre; il now brings crops
of corn, broom corn and meadow grass.
more than paving the interest on a
hundred aud fifty dollars per acre. be-
sides all expenses. lie doubled his
manure BY drawing from the most peaty
portion Of this drained swamp. large
quantities Of muck to his farm yard,
where 1t was kept comparatively dry
till wanted, under a cheap slab and
straw she'd. By paying small sum
yearly, he was enabled to improve i'm
mensely the breed of his cattle, sheep,
and swine. and which he thinks has
returned the money thus expended at
least twenty fold. The same keen at
tention 10 his business in other points,
enabled him 10 effect many additional
improvements, among which We NAV
briefly mention cheap and simple
horse. power of his own construction,
consisting Of rope running on the
ends of radiating arms. which enabled
him by means of one or two horses, a
necessity required, to thrash his grain,
saw his wood, drive his churn. turn
his grind-stone, and slit picket lath.
IL is true, he has now thrown this rude
machine aside for the greatly improved
endless chain power; but It answered
the purpose for the time, before the
days Of improved machinery. But a
mong all his OUTLAWS for the sake ol
economy, there is none which he thinks
has repaid him equal to the subscrip'
ton money applied in taking two az
ricultural periodicals, costing him I
dollar and a half yearly besides post
age. and which, in connection with hi
own experience and good judgment
have been the chief guides in most o
his great improvements. He has beef
enabled to add sixty more acres to hi
land, and the whole presents beauti
full specimen Of neat, finished, and pro
fitable farming.
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ONE rHoUsonD PIANO FoRTEsl


Uslcards Of oae thousand Piones sol5. and
afrzr seid q bad osssss
a LwAYs hasiag had ihr solr AsrScr of
N the .aanos d sroBaar a DrsHax in yir-
siua AMI North cafoiina-legrihes with The un-
e,ralled number We hsse sold. (nare than one
,hassand.) enables "a 10 assert with truth aud
esaileace. from 80 long aud seliried en- pegience
that ,i,ey are
ussURPAssED ~ TONE AND FINISH
emhraring in the saue Pisnoa
Mosf N AS.e and SeIf. as rtA az Moa Pou-
erfai and Supey5 1aae.
We keep always on baud . large and ysrird
ssk II the neiresi sfyes and The igtussf r1fss. 30
that purchasers can always 6nd exactly the STYLE,
etc.. tlev may want; the difference in price be-
ias occasioned slls by The outward inlsh, ena-
HES those who wi.h to buy cheaper Instruments.
III, same advantages Of fine and beautiful
tone as 10 Piano of. gTeaie, value A large
nuaher We nos sell. are Ieii entirely 10 our
osa taste aud srieciion. by lhuse who are NOT
lie 70 be present themselves. aud as Il always de-
wolves much msre responsibility upon US. all may
be assured. who want good Pianos. that y iih at
tenlion. caution aud prommness TO their orders.
they shall have Piano Forte at precisely the
nsriLera price. las has been often iested.) aud
an instrument from the best makers in the world.
iiuarsniiesl. AMI allowed 20 be returned IL not
81 they are represented % be.
T.. p. NASH.
Piano Foiie Ware Rooms.
Came, Sycamore aud Bank Streets.
Petersburg, Va. April Is, 1853. se-
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modes Of farming; and We advise them
to buy at once this volume Of Trans-
actions. and read over carefully the
statements Of the admirable manage
ment Of these premium farms. and see
if they cannot make some improvement
on their present superficial. skinning.
earth-robbing system.
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Just to hand,

Ar TME DRUG sIDREa
REATRTCE. the great N oveI Of the age; Dali
sey Burns; Life in Earnest; Happy Home;
Cheever's Pilgrims Progress; Startling Cues
tions; Memoirs Of Lady Calcahoun; Life in New
York; The Young Maroone, Woman's Friend |;
Villelie; Daniel Websier's Works, complete;
Kittoe's Daily Readings of the Bible; Grace Of
Christ; Memoirs Of Robert and ]. Haldane /;
Prayer Books; Hymn Books; a lot Of New Mu-
sic. &c.
June Sth, 1853. So
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THE eapzsinsrship heretofore sriains l.s-
tween ihs subscribers. was dissalssd On the
sth ai lune- PsnIons indebted 10 The firm are
requested 20 call and sellle without delay By cash
" nols-of couiss the former will be pFrierrrd.
j. M. PARISH.
J. II. PARISH.
July s,h. 1883. ss-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE County.
Superior Court of Law,-May Term,
A. ID. 1858.

Superior Court of Law,-May Term,
A. ID. 1858.
Sophia Gillian rs. James Gillian.
Petition for Divorce.
In this case, it appearing TO the Court, upon
the returns Of the sheriff. that the defendant,
James Gillian, is not 10 be found in this county,
it S.or,lcred ly the Court that proclamation he
nude fol 4 aiefendant 10 come into court and
answer, as Commanded by the uhpena
Il is further ordered by the Court, that publica-
tion be made for three months, in te Greensho-
roush Patriot and Hillsborough Recorder. for the
absent defendant. James Gillian, TO appear at the
next term Of this Court, 10 lie held for the county
Of Alamance, at the Couit House in Graham, on
he Sth Monday after the 4th in September next,
then and there TO answer or .demur TO the said
petition, or the same will bc taken pro con tesso
against him. :
Witness, w. ]. Gfagson, Clerk of our said
court. a, Office, the sth Monday after the 4tll
Monday in March, A. d. 1883.
w. j. GRAGS0N, C. S. G.
July IS. [price adv J 95--sm
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Lost or Mislaid,

II AS1' FALL about Nosemher.a Note Of Hand
IA on FREDERICK Williams FOR sll0. payable
sir months aiter date, given 10 August. 1851,
and witnessed l,y Henry M.Daaiel. Aud on the
4lh Of August. 1883. at Brewers election ground.
or between that and my home, a small pocket
book. containing the isllnwing papers: a note Of
hand drawn hy John Reeves in favor Of James
Ia aings Tor SIS. given in December. 1851, and
p,, able twelve months after date, with interest
nom date. with Frederick Williams as security;
also two notes of hand on John Dodson. in favor
of my self. given about the 18th Of May lasi-one
for $40, due one day after date-the other for
s3l. due six months alter ds,e-witnsssed by
Daniel r. Ephlin; aud reerip, from John
Cruichfield, as constable, for sl7:i5. paid w me
il February, 1881. as security for A. j. Turner.
Al persons are hereby notified not To pay any Of
The above notes 10 any person but myself; aud
any information respecting them will be thank
fully received. N n pEpyrS
August IL, 1858. 9s-2w
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"OUr OF PUsIxEss,o
The History Of Splendid HBust %" !"
BY OLIVER Optic.


sy OLIVER Optic.
"Out Of business. are you, Nedf
Well. that Is bad said Mr.. Joseph
Murdoch. a stock broker. to his ne !
phew.
"Decidedly bad"
i" But why did you leave Brown and
Smith. That is good concern"
" Salary was too small"
Better than you get nop. at all
events" replied the worthy old gentle.
man. with a look Of displeasure."
"Couldn't pay my way on il"
" Not on five hundred dollars :" and
!" Uncle Joe, as he was commonly call
ed, held up both hands in astonish-
ment.
81 am in debt at this moment" re.
turned Ned. with a ruefal glance at
his uncle.
"Aud likely to be. OF course you
don't expect to pay your debts by wan
dering about the streetsi 7"
81 expect to find business again."
You do not expect to get FIVE hum
dred dollars the first year. do you."
Il intend TO strike for thousand"
|" Strike you won't hit it."
Perhaps shall"
I" Ned, you are going to the deuce,
as fast as high living and dissipation in
general will carry you"
why. uncle, I'm sure you don't
know me-"
" Sit down, Ned ; let us talk it over.
| want young man in my Office. and
perhaps we can make trade"
Thousand dollars, Uncle Joseph" !"
and Ned Murdock attempted to look
sly.
!" Not out of me, Ned"
'sCan't live on less"
Better die then. want q young
man to assist my book-keeper, run Of
errands-"
/" An errand boy, you mean," and
Ned felt hurt at slight put upon his
dignity.
"An errand boy then. NV clerk
intends to go into business himself. one
Of these days, and if you are attentive
to business, here is an opportunity to
advance yourself;" and uncle Joe look
ed seriously into the face Of his ne.
phew.
| "What is the salary"
" Four hundred for the present."
." should starve on it"
"Live within your means. When
| was of your age, | lived on two hun
dred."
/" Times have changed since then"
What do you pay for board, Ned J"
"Six dollars week. board at a
hotel"
/" Six dollars week Ned, you are
crazy" and uncle Joe's eyes stuck out
al like two tallow candles"
"rwo Of US room together in the at
tic, 50 that they board us low"
"Should think they did-low fol
them, but high for you. Costs you .
hundred for clothes, suppose, dom
it?"
About that, replied Ned, esasive.
ly.
do you 60 to the play often y
mot above once 4 week. excep
when there are stars on"
/ Not above once q week! Ned, yo,
are an extrayagant dog; you will di'
in the poorhouse 7"
Pshaw! Uncle Joseph, you arr
old fashioned y
j. "lfitis old-fashioned to live within
ones means, to pay ones debts, ant
wear an honest face. then-then. thank
God IL am old fashioned ]" replied
, the worthy old gentleman. with consl
J derable spirit.
81 mean to be honest, to practice
J all your old fashioned virtues"
"You can't do it, Ned, on five hun
| dred dollars year, with your habits.
Cant be honest?"
.Nnn1niS.po not honest to run
J ! - ; y
which VOW
not til.
!, to get
habits"
. "You
dishonest,
, youhg mar
/"Weii,
that now,
: you have m 1nd
travagances. and
| termined to stick
. will see T. the res
t "whA sstsy
Joseph -
:" -Four huai
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TIA GOOD FEMALE TEACHER in
want Of situation. Apply to,hc Editors of the
Recorder
Iunc 2.th, 1883. 9s--
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STRING & SUMMER GOODS.
M Z have just received our SPRING AND
~ SUMNER GOODS. Please call and
.ee them. They will he sold upon accommodate
ing ierms.
U We would call particular attention 10 QUE
Superior FRENCH CLOTHS and CAs>I.
MEREs. which have heretofore given sieai sa-
iisiariion.
LONG & WEBB.
April ieih. 1853. ST.
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FRESH FLAyORING EXTRACTS,
VANILLA, Lemon. and Peach.
Also Superior French Brsndy and Wines,
or Medicinal purposes. For sale hy
LONG & WEBB.
June 2ad, 1853. sl-
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THEsuhs<di<n having purchased ihr stock Of
= Goods Owned by J. ". s. n. Parish, win
continue The husiness q The same place under
tie style of J. M. a G. Z. Parish. and will be
glad 10 see their friends and the public generally
al their sierc. They intend to sell cheap for
cash. and persons wishing % buy will end il 20
their interest to give them . call
j. NJ. & G. z. PARISH.
Parishsille, Orange, July 8. g.