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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-25
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

VAS. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at
81 Law Evansville indiana. associated themselves
as partners the practice of the law and will continue
10 practice in this and the adjoining couHties and the
Supreme and District Court They design turning THEN
attention particularly land law. 10 short time the,
will he prepared to give in few minutes abstract
the title 70 almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments or in Lamaseo, togethe with their professional
opinion a. 10 the title ifdesired ljy25-dawtfi
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EANCY GOODS.
JAMES Low a. CO.

Az MAIN STREET. Lor1svfLLE. KY.
RE now receiving their fall stock OF Foreign and
n Domestic Dry Goods TO which they invite the atten'
ton of merchants coming 10 this market to make their
principle part Of foreign goods and and r sell
them good terms, as the same articles can be
bought in any market in America. Our stock OF Amer
lean Prints will continue TO sell at the exact cost frem
the Agents in the Eastern cities for cash in funds
Our purchases made exclusively for cash and at
such prices will enable to coNPKTTIoS ERon
buying their goods on the usual time, and
s determination not 10 be undersold In this oraiy
market in this country. aug9 d&wn.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
ALTH CIATION
Cleve1sl nd Ohio a. Lafayette Ind
"a A.TT ESAo.ooo.

THIS is an Association of Farmers. Mechanics and
l. Workingmen generally, for the mutual assistance
of each other in of sickness or Incident
BY the payment OF the Admission Fee of So atthe
time of making applications and at the first Annual De
posit within days, you will become Lille Member
nd will be entitled a Weekly Benefit. you should
be disabled by Scknessor Accident from pursuing
ordinary business patton Females insured against
sickness common to both sexes,
u
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY.

GEO. CURTIS. Pres't. DC. GROVE. Vice Pres't
WM. H. DEDRICK, ,Sec'y. TIN. o. GRANNIS. Treas.
J. FRANCIS BATES, Genr Agt
VINHE undersigned continues to receive applications
l. and issue Policies as favorable terms any re-
sponsibe Office in the West For the high standing and
responsibility of the above Company IL made
TO Messrs Bemept & Viele. and Als a. Howes Evans
vile. my29-Iy HENRY c. GwATHMEY, ,Ac't
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NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned have formed co partnersnp in p @
l. Wall Paper Paper Hanging 8oosoindlng ah1 o,a nI
manufacturing &c. business under the firm OF hngie
hard * Eckeri They will be at all times ready 10 wal
on their friends at their stand First street, opposite
A. ENGLEHARD.
,.o, 90 L. ECKERT.
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MEyICaN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

H MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT.
WE offer this Liniment remedy IN tbe various
w diseases and complaints for which IL Is recon-
manded with full confidence OF its success In curing
them. =,
nary cases has cured daring the last few months:
| $3.50 cases OF Rheumatism in all its forms;
/ 1900 do strains and bruises;
500 do burns and scalds:
345O do fresh cuts and wounds;
40 do cancers;
7740 do scrofulous sores and ulcers that had re-
sisted all other treatment;
1910 do infamed and swelled joints: o. ...
400 do iun.bago, suices, gout and hard bony
Tumors;
625O do Chapped hands:
1000 caked breasts;
1000 do tooth ache and ear ache;
The Mustang Liniment will cure the following dis
SPAWN Ring Bone, Bruises and cuts. Strains. Saddle
Calls Wind Calls, Fistua, Sweeny, Big Head, Cracked
Heels.
TPREAD AND REMEMBER.IH
BEWARE OF green mixture of"Tar and Iurpentne
put up in square bottles and called vOLC AMI olL
ILINlMENT." Avoid 1t, as its continued use VIII shrv
ell relax and weaken the muscles. and parailze the
nerves. The Mustang Linimentis sold IN every towh
al all the Drug Evansville frice zSctss
81 cts and dollar bottle. The 80 CEN ootue noos
three times as much as the cent bottle ne one DOL
lar bottle hold, as much as eight times Of the 25 cents
bottles. The large bottles much the cheaPest
Try the Mustang Liniment-l0,OtO,OOO bottles solo
annually. .p-o,v,.,,.
PRINCIPAL OyFroEs-Corner of Sd and Market sts ST.
Louis Mo: and 304 Broadway NJ Il ylo-lto%"
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nRESS MAKING.

rrps ANNA DISNEY. would respectfully inform
v the ladies of Evansville that she has opened an es
tabiishment for dress making on Second Street. two
49, shoye the Old Catholic Church. where she will be
sed 10 attend TO all calls in her line. From past
she feels assured that she can give general
fsatisfac ction. Please give her call. aug4-d3m
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MOHAWK VALLEY FARMERS' IN.
SURANCE CO.
SCIOTA, NEW YORK.
CA 1T AL, $160. 900.
WELL AND SECURELY INVESTED.
Adam C. Van Patten. James w. Papgburn,
William Rector. Charles n. Toll,
Charles Sanders, Harvey Vedder,
Abraham w. TOLL Jasper Bell, -
Isaac vedder. Henry a. Bell,
Nicholas Brooks, John 5. Lansing,
Philip II. Derrick. tif l.a
A: G. Van Paiten; Prest Jasper Bell, Secretary.
William Rector v. Pres't. aram W.Tool. Treasurer.
Kenneth Hankinson un., General Agent No. 81 Green
Street, II enton. n. j., t.-....-l
Hon. S. H. Johnson. Co. Judge, Schenectady.
f" Jno. +. Clute, Sheriff. do.
Z" ID. p. Forrest, County Clerk, do.
Abram A. Van Worst, Mayor, do.
. NJ. Myers, Ex-Mayor, s-,,., do.
+" ID. Wright, Reco der, Albany.
II. H. Van Dyck. Proprietor Albany Atlas.
Jacob G. Sanders. Esq. do.
Thomas Clark ESQ.,, New York.
Applications will be received and Policies issued by
ersigned, favorable any other lnsu
rance Office or Agency In the country.
Iyi2-f JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent. \
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rOR SALE...Two good Horses, I sett double
n Harness and one buggy and harness. Enquire At
This once aug4n PIX
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NEAT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS.
q. DANIEL w. FOREST will make SUPERIOR
G u article Of French Calf Boots, from skins, to
which was awarded prize Medal at the World.
~ ~ Fair No mistakell for all who will favor him
with their orders his shop First street. between
Main and Locust. All work made from the above skin:
Warranted not to break.
Also-Ladies' Buskins. Cloth Buskins, Gents Caters
Half Caters, Slippers and Jenny Lind Ties made with
neatness and dispatch apI3d1y
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. EVANSVILLE. Ia. THURSDAY. AUGUST a25. 1858.
'-a" MISCELLANEOUS. aai
"a. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
a HOU Sc. su- 10 -

- Ii U " , Il -t D. -a.
JosHPH MoeR1peE, G'.i
(Lale Twichell & Mogridgel -
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS
(SONSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS win have
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal ad
caMees will be given when required on Consignment
or biiis oil Laclng IN hGnd.
Orders for the Purchase Of Lead, Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed at the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandlze ane
Produce will meet with especial care and dspatch h'
lowest rates of freight will always be procured and The
avoided. ,- -. e--t.--.- --.. .
References.
$:::4::s e.: II; $::,. Louis.
DoAN, kIEe Co..
H. M.s. fsmssss S.ssss... H.''' Ioui.vill..
ELLIS & MORTON,
STRApER g. GoRMAx,
HOSEA & FRASER, , Cincinnati.
SPRINGER 81 WHITMAN,
e. o. GOODMAN & Co., .tI -
WV. HoLMEs& Co.,
f. g. c. YARNALL & Co.,
i. b. CoMEGYs,
SHIELDS e. MILLER.
Blow & MARCH,
CHAs. A. WrrsHr.>
josiah LEE & Co.. ! p,.
ABRAHAM G. Cole, o'
AoG.,p.sSsH 4; w. PAs%stI 4 Co. G. Co.. Boston.
T.C.TwICHELLd & CO., New Orleans.
have an open Policy OF Insurance, which will cove
all shipments to my address, when advised by letter pc
the time Of shipment. JOSEPH MOGR1DGE.
mars, So d&yIy I st. Louis. Mo.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Cc
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
1ScoRPoR ArEp lel0-CHARrER PERPETUAL.
Authorized CapI $3.50 Capt. $3.50 OOO
THIS long established and well known institution
has transacted most extensive insurance business
for than forty years. throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces. Ii has
o secure public n6dence, by an honorable and faithful
uiment of its contracts; and the owners of
assured that all fair claims for loss under its pocies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery Dwelling
Houses. Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while in port. &C. &c will b,
insured rates low the risk will admit The f,I
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN Day,
JAMES GOODWIN Jos ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN p. BRACE.
HENRY KENEY. CHARLES J. Rrss.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary
CHRISTOPHER c. LYMAN, Assistant Sec',. ..
rPApplications for Insurance. may be made TO
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank
decs Evansville. Ind.
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NOTICE

XXTE have this day associated with us in the DRUG
wv business, Mr. lsaacT. White. The business VIII
hereafter be carried at the old stand formerly occu
pied by Crawford Bell Main hetweenlst sno
under the firm and style of
jylu KELLER, FARNSLEf 0 ".
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NEW ARRIVAL. OF SPRING GOODS
At the wall Paper and Lamp store
JOHN DEvEREUx, JR., MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
TNHE undersigned hereby returns his thanks te the
l. citizens of Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage eretoore bestowed on I'M and would most
respectfully call their attention TO his present and
beautiful stock comprising the latest patterns of Hall,
dining room. chamber and other Papers of superior
qualities. HIS stock Of Gold ParlOr Paper is
NEST complete, and will vic with any house i'm the
West. They are now ready for the inspection OF
sl who may favor him with call. No trouble 10
show goods. aug3 JOHN C.. DE Is EREUX.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

L-,ooK,s FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
~ chmce IN o.oS s Incns, novl5
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VICTOR BISCH,
EALER ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,

WINES, CoRDIALS, SYRUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-SKINS. %c.
,wnsKrEs-oid Monongahela, Old Rye, Old BOURBON,
Irish, Scotch, Rectiied and Raw
MIR. VICTOR BISCH has purchased the exten'
III sive stock Of Liquors and Wines. Cigars. etc.
-of Messrs. Whitman ck Zahn about the middle OF No
last aud having made large additions thereto
viii carry the business at the old stand sycamore
steet near Water. Messrs. B. 81 H. will attend strictly
10 their sness in person. else having authority
Sodo business for or in connection with their house.
ian27
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l.SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
DEING about to change my business, will sell ior
Cash at cost prices my entire stock, consisting OF
Dry Goods Boots, Shoes &c., &c. Call soon all who
want to bu, choice goods at cost. -
ANY kno wing themselves indebted to nae VIII
please call and settle the without delay.
ivooaw JCAMPBELL.
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REMOVED.
THICKER & KRAMER have removed their exten-
sve stock Of Groceries. Leather and Findings, INTO
their brick store. doors above their old stand
on Main street. between First and Second Their stock
embraces complete assortment In their line. and they
will be happy wait upon their old customers and the
public generally, good terms as heretofore
iy2-d3m
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JOHN j. CHANDLER,
Attoruey sst La q neal Estate Agent;
IISO agent Of the .Natonal Loan Fund Life Assur
* ance Society Of LONDON and New York" Capital,
is1soo.ooo. UFonice on Locust street, oPpn.,te the
Sherwood House. novh
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SILKS...2OO ps &C. % 30, 30 "a and 80 inches wide
~ just received anC for sale by
| laugI3I7l JAMES Low e. CO.. Az Main ST.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tuesday Morning, May 81, 1883.
THE WAISTS OF AMERICAN LADIES.

The unnatural lengtl1And ridiculous small.
ness of their waists bafias description, A waist
that could be spanned il an EngIish metapho
rlcal expression used in a novel, bur II Is an
American fact; and so alarming does il appear
oan Englishman, that my first sentiment, on
viewing the phenomenon, was one of pity for
unfortunate brings who might possibly break
on in the middle, like flowers from the stalk,
before the evening concluded. No less extra
| ordinary is the size of the ladies' arms. saw
many which were scarce thicker than mode
rate sized walking sticks. Yet, strange TO saw.
when these ladies pass the age of forty, they
frequently attain an enormous size. The
whole economy of their structure is then re.
versed, their wrists and arms becoming the
thickest parts of the body. Here is a subject
worthy the contemplation Of the ethnologi ist.-
now comes it to pass that the English type
winch presume has not, in every case, been
so affected by the admixture of others as to
lose It's own identity-how comes il to pass,
say, that English type is SO strangely altered
IN lew generations? | have heard various
hypoiheses: amongst others, the habits of the
peopie-the dry climate. The effect of the
iatter on European constitution would have
appeared to me sufficient to account for the
singular confirmation, if had not been per.
suaded by natives of the country, that the
small sl waist IS mainly owing to tight lacing.--
ihis practice, 1t is said, is persevered in to an
alarming extent; and il report he true, il is to
De feared that the effects will be felt by future
generations to a greater degree than they are
at atpresent.-Dubfin University Magazine.
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A GIRL MURDERED BY HER OWN FATHER,
The particulars of a most revolving murder
came to our knowledge yesterday, the perpe
traitor of which was man by ihe name of
William Robinson. Robinson and his wife
were both in the habit of getting drunk, when
they would fight each other like dogs. and
then they would be taken up by tine police -
Several months since they left here moving TO
Mississippi, near fernando. Since then Ihev
have separated-the wife, who had seye, al ne.
groas, dividing them among her children. who
were to remain with their father. A few
weeks since, Robinson sold negro belonging
to his eldest daughter, girl of some fourteen
or fifteen years of age, to which she objected.
and by some means the old man was arrested
put into jail at fernando. During the past
week he had been liberated from custody, and
allowed to return to his children.
On Wednesday last he again sold his daugh-
ters negro, and the purchaser came to take
the property away, when she still refused TO
give the negro up. In fit of anger he took
his gun and fired at her, lodging the contents
in her body, inaicting mortal wound. The
girl lived in great bodily pain and suffering un
ill the next morning, when she was relieved by
the hand of death. The numbering fiend fed,
and has not since been heard from, although
the officers of justice are in hot pursuit.
Memphis Wing.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Leaucs euery Tuesday afternoon at o'clock,
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
DIn

Dy
SS& The Roanoke Capt Cavendy, will
$500 receive freight To-day, (Monday,) at
II O'Clock, and up to the hour of one O'Clock
Tuesday, the 3ls: Inst. She will leave at o'clock
in the afternoon of same day-by which hour pas
sengers must be On board
Passage to New York, including meals and state.
room accommodations, only ly--....Sl0 90
Steerage passage only. nly.......S5 90
The Company will not o asponsible for any
goods after they leave the wharf.
Shippers will please to send the names of their
eonsignees before ship leaves, otherwise their goods
must be stored in New York at their expense and
risk.
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk will be
charged the same as by the River Boats.
my 30-2t LUDLAM d WATSON,
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MAN KILLED BY WoNAN.-The Charles.
ton Courier of the 28th states that man NAM
ed John Mckenzie was killed in that city on
the q III inst, by woman named Sarah Flood
Mckenzie had been attacked by a dog which
was following the son of the woman. and words
afterwards took place between him and her as
TO the conduct OF her son in the matter. She
went into her house and brought out gun
which she fred at Mckenzie, wounding him
in such a manner as TO occasion his death
in a short time. The woman was arrest.
ed and imprisoned to answer the charge OF
murder.
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SINGULAR TRAGEDY,

BosToN, May 26.-We have particulars of q
singular tragedy which occurred at the In
sane Hospital, at Semervle, yesterday noon,
at about which hour Mrs. Strong, of Yer
mont, an aged and very feeble woman was mis-.
sing.
The alarm was Immediately given, and a
search instituted for her in all directions. In
the course ofa few minutes she was found in
the room OF Mrs. Jameson, another lunatic.
lying on the floor al the foot of the bed Mrs.
Jameson was kneeling on the bed in the atti.
tude of prayer, and looking directly down on
the body, which was covered by sheet
There was apparent a slight bruise near the
right temple, and another on the throat, but no
indication of any struggle having occurred be-.
tween the two women, and there was no dis.
location of the face of Mrs. Strong, whose
body, when found, retained much of the natural
warmth of life, except that the feet were cold.
Immediate and active restorative means were
used but without effect. She was dead.
Mrs. Jameson was asked how Mrs Strong
happened to be in her room, and what had
taken place to occasion her death :? Amid
many evidences OF entire delusion, she vet
gave a very natural and consistent account.
which was several times repeated, to this eff.
feet Il heard Mrs. Strong ask for light-this
was her constant habit-it occurred to me that
the Lord had delivered her into my hands, and
that if there was any more light in the other
world she would see it; she had plagued me
for many months with this inquiry; and now,
one OF the attendants being gone out, and the
other preparing dinner, determined to be rid
of the annoyance. l accordingly slipped out
into the gallery and invited Mrs. Strong into
my room. She came with me willingly. She
had on two caps. | took them off and tied
them round her neck. The strings broke
She stood still close to me, making no resist.
ance. So knew that the Lord had given her
to me. 'hen put my hands around her throa,
aud choked her. l then laid her down on the
floor safely, so as to make no noise, and took
| off one of my stockings and put it round hel
| neck, pulling it as hard as | could but il
| was no use-she was already dead. felt hel
pulse and knew it. Whilst was doing this
| said my prayers, and thanked the Lord tha
He had permitted me thus TO glorify his name
The trustees of the Institution are investiga
ting the matter. The deceased, Mrs. Strong
and also Mrs. Jameson, are respectfully con
nected, but for some time have been hopeless.
ly insane.
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In TACT all OF the cities, towns and villages in the
make this the popular Express of Virginia and
north Carolina, and all they ask is trial 20 CON.
vince the community that this 10 the cheap and ex.
pentious iine and In direct opposition to al! mono
ponies. the main object is 10 make 1t a safe, ex.
peditious and cheap Accommodation IN the No.
chants &c, of the two States
Particular attention paid to the collection of Bills
Drafts, Notes, &c. &C. - D''
Every description of merchandise, valuable
packages specie. DC. &c, transported to and from
New York and the principal cities and towns in Vir
sinia and North Carolina under care of SPECIAL
MESSENGERS
Merchants ordering goods from New York. will
please oe particular in ordering their correspon-
dents to dispatch them ,broush pARtsEN =
KINGS EXPRESS, No Barclay street, (Formerlv
2Vesey street) New York
WIN L. MAULE, Agent,
Pea afr p;oLx
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ONE OF THE WoMEN.-Last Monday eve.

ONE OF THE WoMEN.-Last Monday eve
ming trading boat came down the river with
a crew composed of one r0man. She was on
deck and managed the oars experfly as any
man. The wind blew the boat in against the
wharf boats, and threatened lis destruction, but
refusing the assistance of those on shore, she
gallantly pushed out, grasped the oar, and Fl
nally escaped the threatening dangers and
foated safely down the river. 1t is reported
there was en- attachment here for her husband
and his boat, but she proved the fact that there
was greater attachment for him on board
We are glad it won. Hurrah flor the rimmeni
Evansville Indiana Journal, 18th.
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q woman named Robinson administer
ed poison to a man named flanagan, and a
young woman named Lubee, in Albany, on
Wednesday last, of which both died. She in
vted Lsnagan and his wife TO drink beer; but
the latter declining, she prevailed ON the young
woman TO join flanagan. Before they drank,
she threw white powder into the glass, which
she said was the incest white sugar. This
was arsenic. Her chief object was TO Kill
Mrs. flanagan. The murderess was arrested.
Two loaded pistols were found upon her per
son.
g The court If Page county has refused
IN QRn lica
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHI

ef~ b And the Cheapest and most
zsssssszsEaaisss.ss Expeditions cute to or from
Wheeling, Cincinnntti and the south and
West generally, via Baltimore and the
Ohio Railrsa a.-The Pocshontss, Capt Jones,
will receive freight this afternoon for the above
places, and up to the hour of l o'clock NJ, Tues.
day, the 3lst inst
Goods for the West and South, consigned to care
of Jacob Banah, Jr, will be forwarded promptly
freeof commission. LUDLAM a. WATSON.
nv 30-2t
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A Lovers Lament.

Lovers Lament.
BEI.LE and Bean did walking 60
n In love they both were ptning;.
The sun. its beams on them did shine,l
And the hour comes soon for dining.
Love never tires or complains;
True love, its hard to match;
So set us down on yonder stile
While read you the Dispatch.
My Ellen, dear. I'll this you read
For this know you care
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
All lame Watches to fepairl
Where does he livei On Governor street
Next door to John S Clarke
And opposite to the Dispatch-
And n ow for home we start,
w J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor ct.
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, my % Late Gaynor d Wood

ID am in receipt Of large lot of Gauze Silk, Me-
rino and Cotton Under Shirts, which cannot be
surpassed for comfort in warm weather. They
absorb perspirstion and impar pleasant feeling to
the body. Those in want invited to call ard ex.
anime them, and those who have never tried them,
should by all means make the experiment. have
also large supply of Furnishing and Fancy
Goods, of every style. HENRY SHAFER,
my % l03 Main street corner Ia h.