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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

regulating the establishing Of private corpo-
rations" 1t is intended as general law up
on the SUBJECT under which private corpora
ton. NAV be formed, without the delay and
expense attendant upon pro"nrIn" special
acts from the LEGISLATURE Such law has
for manv wears been upon the statutes OF New
York and some other States. and has been
found to work VIZ. and can conceive of 20
reason why i would not ine equally sn'' and
effective in this State. II Snrh should br ITS
operation in the even: of it, becoming law.
il would materially lessen the expenses OF leg
isiation. as no sinai, portion Of the time OF
every session. ot late wears. has been devoted
to the consideration Of bills of this kind. And
the demand for this class OF rnactmcnt> is rap
idiv increasing: indeed. there are | should
say, no less than forty bills now before the
two houses 10 create private co"roratlonS.an'!
doubt not thar MANY more will be introdu"-
ed go that ii vii! he safe to assume, that
tnilv one-four,h Of the time Of the session will
he Tins consumed Wherefore general law
would seem 10 he demanded hv sound crono-
M. and the best interests of all concerned
and trust ami believe tina. Mr. Washburn'
bill will pass.
A nroncr no.irc Of the varions "Liluor
lilI-. and the ':wining bouts" IN that portion
of Governor Rohin<on'> message referring Il
the matter. space will not now permit me- IL
make. The Liquor Law.-and whether i
shall be repealed. or modified. and how mod
ifcd--wi!l probably be the all cncros>nc
topic OF The session. PERS1MON.
THE STANsTE>D. SuFFFoED s. CHAM
PLY HAILE"AD.-'Iha Board Of Directors
a, We learn from Tie. Sfan>'rad journal, con
s!>t> OF lh following gentlemen:
Hon, Er;.>tuS Fairbanks. President OF tn,
PA~>umr>i,. Rllrnil Hon l.. r. Drummon'l
Vim. Workman Benz Lyman, ID, Rus, Wood
john O>'.i! john Yulr, S pouin, Alder
kn;.ht, E~qlirrS.
We understand rha. the very best ir,.lin:
prevailed 1T the mrrt:u1 Hon +. O. J
smith, one OF llr contractors, was present
and stated that t., hti already 1 corps of ~
-inerrs on the line On the read, hen. an
NOUS II yet s-vrv Sufficiently a',ya '"c'
in order 10 Do as much rs ros>ilc Z! III
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ready occupied by three saw mills TWO ''''''-
inc-mlls, two machinr-shopS. one s'arrh-mI'i'
cardinc works. &C.. g.. with opportunities
for ten times as many more. \ water power
Of this extent must contribute. when well o.
cupir,I, an amour, Of freight equal to i've or
six towns whose resources az purely a1r-
culturaI: and This VAT amount o ''l>'n.'-~
will tie gained to the Pa>~nmp>ir Road. 1t
built upon tb. "oII survey" which otherwise
must seek an Quite. via Portland, and As
fiual summing up of the whole. the Old survey
must greatly gain in the East, while it can
lose nothing in the West.
Finally, gentlemen, presumln@ that von
are aware that twenty miles of level road, or
Al any rate with sli.ht grades, can be- run
with less .xnensc. less wear and tear OF ma
chinerv. and less trouble and danger than
hall the distance Of heavy grades. we have
ONLY to say j., conclusion, that for the benefit
of the road. both as rrnar,i> bu>inc>S and rx-
pen>, Of !ui.!inr. a careful examination of
the odd surv.y" will convince vOu. when
cnniarrtl with other r0utcS talked OF, that II
has the. most claims upon your attention.
WIKI n! due respect, We are
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12
WARNINGS LECTURES.

Mr.. Warin- proposes "a 1--we f. L"r'ur''
i'll onr Nilla.r Upon !!"r,i-u'-"r" ~ 49,.
and kindred >nhi",'. NJ " ..a .r-r.
..,r.r, I. N,,"t,u.,i., 49,. .... 2 5a,
he .',it Jo4rta, d :: :ir>' !..'-~
wy r,kr '!lr ,:":,."E
III, i".fr-..r. ~ ai:5',. go: 2:
rri I.,.I the ,ariuu< >t.fir tr.'.;i a. O.
obtain rlnir nnuri-i,rr..n', ani hne" 'i..-.
>nr,r - arr, IN ",ari cultivation, r'l"ii ''r
rh,ir los lis rrnIr X .Irr'u'"icl ~ >'"-
~, m,nu-r Tor many operations n:'"n rnn>'d-
cred mv>rrrinu>. and ray,. clear insight iufn
the varinns causes of fertility and hIrr"nnc>>.
The knowledge presented IN NJ - ar'i- :
lecture was ,iivc>-rd of the, tin~ln" robes oi
literature. and presented IN the SHIRT >!rrNcN
of practical >ricnrr ready Ia 30 INTO the ti''ld
and assist the farmer in his daily op'r''''"n>.
while advancing him TO hi .her position As
an ipi.ii.rtuai nan.
The first lecture was Il Gool AMI necessary
Introduction To- iiiu>c which are To follow. w
trust that all who attend the remainder oi the
course will receive that hrnriit Which We pre-
diet from >n,.h :. commencement. and while
congratulate Itpi- hii''> ''li iitN''- i''''
,iur,d 80 rnol an aivora;" ot liz tarori,
subject. we cannot hut feel that oar State l.
to receive a,l,am,51r from hi rNrriI"n>-
For particulars SEE advertisement in TIN
nun.lcr oi the CaLEpoNIAN.
= MoRE HEADS OFF The Pnsrma-'cI
General. by order OF the President" ha> de
capitate,l TWO or three Po>fma>trrs in MAJ
sarhuset's because they attended Coalition
Conventions.
81 !. W. ROBINSON mas removed la
Trlc-ra-i and stock Ia ir,iir 10 the i.at >ior
.,crentlv occupied 10y l. b. GoEIIAM. WIZ
h. hi, fitted up in GOOD shape, and where :;
invites all to ca, a'l.i sec hint.
~ The weather Tor i.g DAYS pa>f ia
been something like tie lr,'ifi,-, of the admin
~tration We hav.. had heat rold. ,;.ow aIi
rain in the cour>.. ii al.1nt - hours.
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'Nr"R Ant FROM CEEGoN.-Uu<b;no.o
=, n"'' = Ad'lrrS from Oregon dated Cam,
H!f''r' mrqna Valley Sept. llrh say, the
,'ar report Tor the month pre-, ioms to this
"H'r, '::at region had been the SEA. If farm.
ni''"' indlan war With The a,>>,ap,. os
"r''er"' Line. Jamor Avoid. in command
o. me general force. there. raised \ ,omn,,,.
81 cmtgua volunteers. Gen. LAM, a,,.r
''a'in. the main body. was elected to rom,
manu- H. and on The Path of Aurn>t met SOM.
"'o I,"'an warriors. whipped them and
n""' Them >u" for peace SURPRISING Them
ny mar hin". and otherwise ariir,r with ,;,o-
ana ramdIiv. he overlook them il ,I,.;r
> ;, IN their Mountains. wh,.r,. n. L,,.
ne look place. The General was b.Jl,.
"""'ii'd IN Tie >lrulrr Lur kept m. field
u The Cincinnati Co'uml;o, SAYS. S;x.,
'"r'' 'man'ipa'rd saves. from The i,,.,.r;n.
"' 'h'n"h!y, defined for Ii cria, r.i,., -.
care OF Rev, \. " Couar.. f.,>,l ,l,o,..,h
'o"' Yesterday en- route for their fiuaI d.>,;-
nat~r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

SHARP SHOOTING. y riflc->hootirr match
came oil near Troy las: week l,rwecn , NJ.
W 'I!lam>on, of New York. and y. Lewis 81
Troy, The match was 800. offered Lv Mr.
Williamson. the challenger. and won Ly VI,
Lewis. The distance was 30 rods. each h.
,,hg 90 shots. Plain globe sights wrr, ussd
VIZ Ltwl>'S string. (rrrkonirr the di>,,nr.
o' each ball from the centre. )mra>urrd &c in
,i i'>. ana Mr. " i'ii"m>on'> 81, Mr. Lewis ;
SINUS s.'",S averaged only and ih'h"> from ,h,
centre point. and Mr.. Williamson. . ;,', ''''
M Williamson WAS considered ,b, H.
,',aFk>nan in the State prior to ,Lon;jnr VII
ir. Lewis. But few br:> Were. n,a,l,. L.,;,,'
!ne s'""flng commenced, but after Mr. ..,.
i '"nrlh shot. offers OF five TO o,. ,r.r,.
ii'"''' en- h'm. hat none taken. Mr. Law.
Las won several "n!a'rhc," within ,I,.i,...s
war, ,'.a,r: amounting III all to over $1,000 A.
" i::'77''o7 a;s1 -. III I. r. Nv y, -n,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12
LETTER FROM THE CAPITAL.


,I.r,. tl.. ,wo i,or...s A.. i..,;n,;o,r 70 .,;,.
their a,r.n,;on 70 ~. matthews :,
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=,
,
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'''' = ~. '.'''' !",''''', .,''' 49,
~ '4'''.,' ''''! s..'''''' s..''.' 49,.
'''''! '''' - ''''''''''F7' T. vow "'H'>>'
'E''E IA" Is i 30" OK "''' deems r'h.-'-i
e'"''',.E h''rd 70 try III "''H"l :; "'';"n"-
ms !" 49, = certainty 4 n>;o'i"r',
az ',''.'' - y - '''' ''''''''''' GOO
i''.'' '',': '''" 20 i .. '"f h.,', v!'t-
'''''' '.'.' !, 40, re ',''' = Increase :'n7
.''' ,'''"'''' '' have US E'ar' only
-, '''-'''' - '''''' @'"',''.'' c'.'-
s''''.h'' ~ De sore \ - err; n bat -
'''''l"''* 'i ''i' !""e" House to nearly A."',.-
''' '' iH'-""''n'S But ;h"n, VI; 90 r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

RAILROAD TO TIE Pacific. Col. Benton
IN recent letter stating that recent rxrl0ra-
tions show hahitamlr as well as feasible mas
SAGE +" California by the central -ou,,. char
arteries the Texas scheme AS follows -
II there We're no sinister or selfish Influence NJ
work. should consider the loratinn Of the
road to he fixed in the public mind. and III.
central route the unanimous choice; In, uu,nr.
fnnatei V, that is not the ease. 4 sectional
road. partly through MeNico. and over :,
country in which KIT CARSON saws \ VOL,
could not make his living. seems TO have h.-
come the fixed determination of n. S,n,h
and company with a charter for one bnn-
drrd millions has adopted the same lirc. for
the sake of the great land grant which Texas
makes to it. know too well the ciT.,, IS
organized companies and sectional commpn-
HES acting npon Congress, to be confident Of
the result.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

SrNArr NJ I'trmn
the vote OF ,.->r.r'i a. e-'''-''.
n,o~ri,.r 10 the 80 '',l %. = /
NJ l;owrl. a>kc'l t.r IT,
NJ Halo rrr.'irl. r1ar 80
ihirk A. ilarlh,.rrir>. l,. "a.
uron rompul~ion. A'',r >'n
vrr>arioa. tie mo'innl ir'f--.''a
ton rc'urrii,. ,l.an TIE 49,
rr>. OF Franklin. r.n,,-i =, ..
our The words -F,fli' ICY. . =,
in~crfirr Thur>,lrv rr>t - +
amcu,imrn' wa> a.r,.,,' TO-. a'''- =.
A. amrm,lr,l wa> Adopted
Bills inrruirr,i AMI ~
HE. IN am-r'lmru' 90, ~ p
Tn-nranrc against FIRE >, r
me-: =" The ,nmn,i''.,. "r '.''' o..
IioI Bill- ir'~-i" 'r.
BY Mr. .Tn'l..,i,lc. =" d! NJ 49,
t"r-rr>>."ua' n;-'rir'> - ''.''
H"a'l> Ry Nj Efn.r''. a..
a trG IL, or2ur,'r;hc 'aE' .'
Ia -. G,.'r-r,l ,,r..f.,''.'.
B,->n'u';o,.-.-Ey " !!
th, r"unir'..r on Fia..'ri ..
IT,. "Nrr~',..n., 81 80 .,'r..-.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

TERRIFIC POWDER Mini r,NrIo,rov-
FIVE MEN kILLED.-DncutIl The. most fearful
and tn'al powder null explosions HAT ever
""rnrrri IN tins >r'tion. took pia,-r 4, SIeu-
Ger. FRIDAY morning. n ahnut Ia u'rlo- L
Five men lost their lives. aud >ix,- k..r> al;
powder WIRE DESTROYED. Ne l,.arl trn.n ti.,.
Worcester Spy thar the nail WIS krnwn =,
thr"t Corning MI" AMI WAS owned d, Lows
l"ni~. VIII" l. al>" proprietor "' a mil rll,
exploited IN September. The ,x.,Io>rnn WIS
distinctly hear. IA Worcester The follow
IN" persons were ki!,rl:-lirnrv Avs. an,4l
-, foreman "t r',. mil. au Eu"li>hn.an. sin
lie Ri'hari AVIS brother Of the alo,r. -
wears old. left Il wife and one child hnl.rr,
Perkins, Em9li>hnan. >in"lr workman In
The null: Gr"r,r Swallow Eu.ll>hnlan. a.rd
%. lra,ln. wife John Lau.hiin. an Irish
nan. aged -. tran,>trr. lett no t',n'iv. Th,.
'"r''>. whirh wrrr horribly mu'iiar,l. were.
found at ,arion> distances OF les than fi.rv
rods from the mill.
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THE Al E ID q n | A n.

Conn, and Mr.. Lewis one Of his own mann
f,c,urr. AInrr'hcr the shooting" VA con-
>i.l.rd the hes. ever don" IN tlr>" parts, xix
huutrcI and -ixt! feet !, a !oiig sbc'---\ /,
T'.Ju,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

Our MONTPELIER CoEEr>"oNprNCr-
The all">'"n +" the personal appearance Of
Gov. Robinson. in the closing parauranh of
til" letter of oar Montpelier Correspondents,
pu!'li>hrd in our last. WIS. rather inron>i,l..
ratrlr. on onr part, suffered to pass without
modiiira'lon. II WAS too personal in is r1ar-
artrrant although We think II proper to allow
wide lance in 'li>, u>>ion and in the express
SION OF opinions. bv correspondents. W. have
no taste for offensive personal allu>o:s. and
rcgrrt the publication of the one referred 70
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-11-12

fEf'GIr,-' passing rhron:'i ;',.. T~.i,l'
p'i'"' !" tbs place a few d,,> ago. wrnt,>,.r,-
"d 'i'' Ia" quantity of rro'u.". \ -. 'H',rr
VA, quite lar-r. The building W.T. literally
:H'' ct P"a'"rS. butter. hops, aras> seed. X.
We have never srrn the prYo; more crowd
ed
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I!..r-s- n-:-r-r: y IT, ,o"Sr i II;
l.. Haven. a. Wr>r Hr.trlrl."ro was ma'i'.
..uI,!,.:r wrr . one ,iav la>t week under tn.
following circumstances. Ihc house. which
!, o. one >.o~v. had been raised and stood on
shores for the purpose of allowing ar"'hrr
story to he built underneath. The frame
work of the new part was completed ami
were commenced tor iowerh"
the former Lui,lng upon it. While doing
this the center shore accidentally became the
hiobr>t. when the house lu"rhcd suddenly
fell over and was demolished TO such an ex-
tent AS to be worthle>>-EHGfe
FIRE IN NORTH WAEpSBoRo.-At halt
past ten o'rIork. p NJ. the 10Th nit. the
store and dwriIin.-hol>e OCCUPIED hv /. 1.
Rand. was discovered to he on iirr.-thc ire
spread rapidly. conSumin. that building with
the store OF OF Erasmus Plvmpton. ESQ, the
DWELLING kon>e orruInrd hv Nelson Whitman,
and the house oil Waldo Converse. a part
of the goods and furniture Of Mr. Rand were
removed a> were part of Mr. P!ymp'on' s.
The iIrmtnr" ana provision Oh -N'>>fS '"''-
,...r... al Whitman were mostly saved The
who'll. loss ..,nnu. BE- less than $1,000. The
store occupied by Mr. Hln'. own"! ny D.
Newell. insured for 5000 Rlni's r,,o'!s and
fnrr;tur,. for - 500 covers ~. loss an ;Et.
-. i som.
-" NV -""'> ''' '>'''' ''' =. vs. '''""' : '''
ne No''>' "''"!"F' ~ VIZ ""'''i'''' """''-
bv NJ Mc:cat. insured for 500. no in>ur-
,n,. ON furniture. lo.> ahou, sIoo N~c.p-
''>'''''' . WV va Ms '"'>'' ANU
on furniture and pr"vi~ion.--ihc Insurance
on furinr" and provisions, will l,rolnfl.
,,,,r H.. ,l.. i,.S ~, ,l,. L..,.,'. ,.,rr
H.. ~
''' -'''
were l">'rrd III Inc hlsor county Mutual,
->'a'"Sn'u':.
E,r, ,,j...I;,.t.:
W '''' ''''' pau
% IA "'"'i''' occupied 'F dustin NJ. AdAm>
AMI ms ''''!''', WAS "Hrnrd on Nt'ur'a! morn
in-. Nov 9TH, The fire originated in the
,l.uuL,.r ,r,,,,i,iv fr,., >o,.. ,,.,,.,. :. g..
r...,
,''''' .':'' - .'''' ',''' ''"'''''- - ''''
lower rooms mostly saved Loss par,lv GOV
DANvIILf,-Ihr Rev. Mr.. Macom in a
letter TO the Chri>fi,n MESSENGER saws
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Sons Of 1nE CIrIzENs OF ORLEANS.

CALIroEx1A.-The d,.i>.on Of the su-
pr,me Court in California in regard TO Ianh
TILES will stri? many Of the a'!srn;orc'> OF all
their wealth Tie time, too, is peculiarly
unfortunate for them, Tor money is ti-lt even
in that land OF gold aud OF golden dreams
Lattcrly \ considerable portion Of those who
have gone there in pur>ui: Of fortunes have
cone into agricultural pursuits, taken NJ
land. or rather. 20 u>c the more common term.
sluat'rd, where .rol,ahl. ,'ain> nn'irr M"A'-
can laws will fore them 10 Leave both lands
and Improvements.
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RHASTfSG.

1t is indeed lau.haI,le +, witness ti,. boast
inc Of the lorotoro press generally in Vermont
over the success u 'i'a coalition in the ti,c-
ton Of State Officers. IN nn;nrorncl read
er o. ti''sr prints would ilirr that the lorofo-
20 part had d"Hc some wonderful thing hu,
instead Of '!oin" a"yfh"- wonderful they have
eI;Hp!; i'i"yr! >m1i'. II hot a very dirty
which cause. h,usb o+ .,...n, =, r,..,io a.,
checks Of many in their ranks mn, mar.
allu>inn to The. .ran,,c,;o, m ,hc;r ,,,os.n.o
Had our o,r.,-.,,is 90, r:,.,,r,. :; g.,
contest, win ,,,nfer. rorDer tia, b., small,
tricks ,b..v r.-.,,. ,r.,.. ,..;. .1u,. :
c~ov;rc i ,bov .+,s.. -. :. r,.;, ~
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FnEET>IEE --omrr a n:nr,,h is no. toe
often TO rrprar the praises %, tins ta,ori,r @.
ia" Iiriie folks, published hv M,,>>r>. &. {.
y F. RAND at CormlilI. Boston. L. i cnl-
hrli>hrd with pictures and unlre> instruction
with leli"lt
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tee on Elections; ADOPTED
Enrroesc! Bills Sena'r %.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-17
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,

K THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat
"a. ronage would respe. tull. Inform the public. and
>a the Ladies' in particular thai he hs recev ed
a arge and very fine assortment of " ATCHES. JEW
ELkY GLOCkS and all other articles usually found in
jewelers. shop which he and riH sell prices
low they can be boughi in an. sibr city His stock
consists in part of Fine Gold aud Silver Watches Gold
Guard. Fob. and Vest Chains, Plain Sett hibgs,
Diamond hings Gold Pencils. Fine HIbtii g Loci es,
Guard and Fob Keys, Fine Seals and Buckle Gold
Pens. la ge assortm, III OF Ladies and GeIfemenis
Breast Pins. splendid ctof Earri gs both rcIs and
tension Pen holders. Silver ihmbles beautiful lot
of fine Pearl Car Cases. Psrtmonies. Souv-riers snd
host of other articles. all OF the styles Call IN
and take look how tits 40 trouble to show scch
nice thugs. Ever. thins sold warraDiea q be rep
J. l.. BIlTkOlFF,
- .f.ie h.t .i.r anaE Eirsf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-17
A. q. RUNYsN,
VI E X c II A N T TAI L o K.
i49, MAIN STREET,
IOTTSVlIIf A kE.IU(fKV

LOUISVILLE, hENIUthf.
receiving large and superior stock Of Spring an 4
Summer Goois. o. the best make and material al
IN ever. color and stale. Z biolleS & Fills assorted
Verviers: best DrHp DCorn Ffea,h Cloths and u O.
skins. simoRls Satin DSoire Cloths and Doeskis It's
chons Doeskins ana CHssiulrrss large FreLeh
English sBd nioTicsn Fancy CHsSii.eres, IL new ara
beautiful styles, patterns nd desgns Linen Drills of
The very first quality. white toOred bea-fll s.nt
pleasant for SUR er wear the arges; ans finest 4tock
OF Festing ever brought To ouiss Plan and aucy
SIX, Sk and LiLen, Valineas Cash eres ad Satns in
gi eat variety; article of More and Ero-
cade white and cored Marscies. Of elegant qrality
Gents Furnishing Goods, OF AL kinds anu OF the best
quality. 20
Has Goods are OF ssPs fOr gualty. rAiA experiences
has Prosea 10 be the cheapest. r.f
u = The well known and distinguished Cutter, Nr.
NAhktN w. WELLS. presiGes over the cnliiHc de-
'artmeLt All or iers Oiled with IrjD tnsss adsi-
y. Il. .. II IAT3N,
apq-3md PropT.ct,r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-17
TEVIS a BARBaROUX,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LCOlSt IhLE, NY,
RE now making and Keep CoIsii Itlt q ialo cest
IA iron Screw Pipes. !, Il; X, ls. 2. "a and ich
bore. suitable tor steam, water gas. &c, 10 MLlh hey
reset tuy invite the attItoh oi hal.roao. Cis md
Water Companies. and all ot.ers ina NatS Of chez and
durable Pipe. .r
ALSo-Gill Machinery of the most approved pat
terms u.ade TO oruer; iron Force and iIt FGups
various sizes aud kinds, always ca haId. 1olaeco
Lard Timber and Mill srens II the lowest prices; Car
heels aud other castings for hailroads-Job work Of
all kinds promptly aiteidea TO. They also sole
manufaeu in the West, of hoys FreH b's PateEl
Hub MorIicilg Machines, for carriage aud RLson
makers. Nith OF these machines q man csa do
work in c day and do ii eiter. tan ran do
ia five days without IL One OF these machi8.es can
be seen operation at SIR. e. lRtRER's of this place
who is the authorized gent for tins the adjoining
counties
Orders from distance enclosing the money, satis
factor, references. prouItly attended an. lane9Iy
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BILLIARD SALOON.

CoRkER sTREETs.
Entrance F,rsf Sfreef.l ,
l'JNHF undersigned have puT, hased tins well knows
l. Saloon. and entirely rehtted Al refurnished IL. t
Is now in particular agreeable place resort
being provided with excelleit Tables ana every thin
"rssary for the comforr aDd pleasure OF vsors. The
proreiors viii give thei IeFsen attention. 10 the Ss
iooB ano spare trouble IN rasing The iss of tkvr
friends pleasant COnIe, ted with the Billiard saloon.
bun on the groun floor. is Bar provided with the
choicest brdds of liquors and cigars. 1be old pairong
OF the Saloon and the public generally, are Invited to
call 1HOS. ID SMITH p
apl5 ALBEkT RONLEY.
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RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:
G.. II. DUNCAN, President.

G. r. STARKs Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. TO
whom will be paid comlnissio that will nett from
l50dollars per month. The Agency offers the great
est dueements To young men desrous oftraveliDg ani
visiting different sections of country the bu sness is
pleasant and agreeable For further particulars in
quire at the Office. or of
CHURCHILL HORNBRooK. Arts.
marl2 lyd&w Water ST. Evansville ind.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

VK HENDRICKS & Co.. have received a
201 oene raj assortment Of their large Spring stock
k0t of BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all kinds. suited TO
this market Their supply comes directly from
Fa.tru of the best repute Their pur
has and contracts were made very early before the
prices had advanc.d They eonhns tneis attention to
fhis branch Of bHsiaess atoRe ana nave 'actes ior
s any other wholesale house in the West hey invite
the attention Of CoUSrRy AERcHAsTs TO their stock 10
which ney ar TO receive regular additions, throughout
the Spring season.
Thsir supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are to COM
rrise an variety for Spring and summer wear
5radaD,sd to tbs ages, purses aud tastes OF all.
u,h3 Main Street, noar the BANK