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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1853-02-12

THE UN1yERsIrY.-N are happy to
Learn, that tf4- Institution has optEt" It's
present session, with 245 Studenis-a
.ratiiyin. tribute to the ability Q! ITS fa-
Guilty. and il happy commentary upon tue
effects of Northern ianatlcIsm. Southern
people now educate their children at home,
aud the tide will hardly turn.
The next Catalogue will probably show
500 ou the list Of matriculates tor the year.
-Raieigh Register.
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Nov c..,, E5oI.~~~s, lhds. for sale by
NV Iicf' 1t1Oib1'Se3 2. P JOHNSON

letter from Concord. n H.. SAYS
: Soon after the news "t the terrible acci-
dent hich caused the dealt, uiGcu Pierce )
little boy was received here, a poor Irish
woman, formerly servant III his ia,ni-
iy. hearing of it, aud think ing tl.at the
remains had been brought home to Mr.
" IIiiams's, his former boarding house III
this town. had the misfortune to fall on
the ice and severely fracture her leg, while
repairing lhither. AS soon as Gen. +.
returned from Ansiover. aud learned of the
casualty 10 the poor wnnan. he made 1t
his first care to repair To her dwelling hall
miie distant. and minister to her wants.
Tins. learn, he did with his usual benct-
cent and liberal manner. The poor W oman
- none the worse OF, at ledat Vccunla'ii.,
tor the accident =
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale 800 Of fine
turpentlne and farming Land IN Cumberland
county, the side of South River, and
lbout ) miles from John c.. Blocker's. If the
shove land IS not sod betole- Il Ylll sell e Ibs
highest hIdier on The last Sothrc;Av uary
at my own residence, at which time and place
there viii be other property offered for sale.
All those wishing to purchase would do we'll to
call and see the Land for themselves previous to
the day Of sale. Sale positive.
WILLIAM II. MELVIN.
Feb'y 5, 1888 72o-3t
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= z. G. e e. E ILL.,
OF ROME.

Successor Of Hall. Sackett & Co.
Has now on hand general assortment of
Dry Goods. Saddlery. Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Hardware. Groceries.
\ much larger and more general stock than ever
opened on the East side Of the Cape Fear-which
he is prepared and determined to sell pune
tu.l customers, either at wholesale or retail, at
greatly reduced prices.
Us lie would call particular attention to his
stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. The assortment
is unusually large, aud ofeverv quality and style
and having been bought for Cash, he and vii:
sell them very low.
You that wish Bargains Will find it to your
interestt to give the Stock examination before
buying else " here.
Always on hand, general stock of GROCE-
RES.
May |, 1852.
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THE TABLE EXPERIMENT.


..fn the family of friend of.onrs. s.
erai attempts have been made to. divine
The secret of table-mnviQg. chair dancing,
and other freaks of households furnitnre.
which form part Of the spirit-rsppins exs
hibision~. Last evening they succeeded
perfectly. Standing around small table.
fveor six members OF the. family. kept
their hands upon its surface for consid-
erable time, until the magnetic eurrent
between themselves and the table was
established
hasfsl a.sh.ss ,sS fso5. tie Ah,.1.at-
tractiot remained in full force. The ,~bie,
without being tonched. WIS thus lifted.
made 10 lean over at an angle of forty five
degrees, and subsequently followed the
operators 10 some distance.
The tabls on which the young people
cxper'mented was very small one. We
presume that when the experiment has
been few times repeated, the table i'll
sieid to the attractive force with more
ready and wonderful ability. There eau
/ be no doubt that it is nagnetised, and if SO,
each trial. believe. will increase the
| power OF attraction. This, we take it,
/ solves the whole seeming mystery OF the
"spiritual" imposition which has been
practised so long upon the credulous and
superstitious.
HE moving Of tables by an unseen
power has always been accounted a greater
feat than the producing Of sound, We
have doubt that the same agent can
produce both effects. The imposture con-
ssts in the prctencc Of supernatural inter
communications. We hope soon to hear
that. the key being discovered. the whole
imposition has cone to an end. or the
b"ldness OF the imposturc we have bad.
ani have given illustrations and proba-
bly, the rappers will find some dupes even
in spite of evidence of their fraud"
The Wilmington Herald says:
the experiments alluded to in the
above extract have been tested here and
with more or less Of success. Small pine
tables under the influence Of some power
or other. call it what you will, have been
made t" move from one part OF Il room to
another. to stand upon one or two legs
anI TO he controlled more or lees by the
will. We lave not yet seen these things
but upon the evidence Of those who have.
! we are compelled to believe !n the iruIi
; Ut the experiments. We do not entertain,
the idea Tor Il moment that the witnesse.
are either mistaken, willllIy misrcprea
or are guilty ct collusion.- In fact, in these
sn'art days we know not what to III sbelievc
and are almost prepared! to swallow any
new theory however strange or apparentiy y
impossible. This candid confession, will.
OF course. provoke Il smile from those
superior lnteili9ences who dismiss sub
Ject they cannot comprehend with the
brlet eXpicti.c '.!Iumbug,' and dub those
''iooIs'' who yield to the evidence of their
senses, and are disposed to give all new
theories IA trial in the search of TRUTH
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Gen. J. c B. Ehr'nshaus died at Eli
zabeth city on the 28th u'i. He had re-
peatedly been a member OF the State leg
islature, both Houses; and was much re-
sptcted for hi. fine talents, sterling N
tesrity, social virtues, ans! varied accom-
uIi ,h neOts.7 -
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W .ay'EN OF N5OE1CV:

will sell my SUMMER RESI- DENCE, two
miles from the Market, on the Fnytttevilie and
Western Plank Road a-one Of the most desirable e
and healthy places in the county
Also, 10 Shares of Fayetteville and Western
., Ian,t ao"4 stock, ~ 20 shares Of setevil'e
with the largest Joc1 Of Ready made CAR
RAGfS and BJGGlt.S ever ot;.red il this
pluce-over 5000 worth -coflpIetelv finished.
Nj Of which Viii sell at very reduced prices
for cash or negotiable notes.
50 little attention has been paid to the call
made by me after the fire OF the 2d Jan'y on
those Indebted to to III and SETTLE that am
iud duced TO offer the above property at rednc ID
prices to enable to rebuild my Carriage F,S-
Enlistment and continue my business with con
venience.
shall place notes in proper hands for colec-
ton, if not paid soon. | have all my accounts
made out to the lst Jan'y 1852.
\. y. MckETHAN
April 10, 1852. 6S5-tf
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FOR SALE.

Ninety years lease of timber on 500 acres, ly-
ing Cranes Greek, near Lower Little River.
The greater portion Of this timber is very fine,
and get untouched by an axe, and within a
mile of nayigatals wafer. The ri..t,t 10 the land
may be had if desired. on reasonable ttrtns.
. = JzG. fJssss fJsss 7errefkt TIN ----
Fayetteville, Feb 5, 1859. 72S 3in
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NOTICE.

ST This will inform the citizens
of Fayetteville and surrounding
- country, that we have formed a
EA copartneIsIlip for the purpose
Of carving on the BOOT \ Nd
SHOE TAKING BUSINESS. Our desire is to
please all that may favor Us with their custom
Having employed the best of W rknen, fat
ter ourselves that g i've satisfaction. We
intend to make the best pump, CHANNEL and
stitched Boots that be made in the State, OF
The best mat terial and workmanship. Also, Shoes
t.4.a.-. f
We earnestly solicit ashare Of public patronage.
MALCOM FAULK & co.
Opposite Mr. LADDERS Marble Factory
Feo'y ), 1888 :},n
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THAT POI to Awnyy TT SHINES,
boxes
ssa7si zxiG ;sstn 40 5, s.sy..

A j. WOODWARD returAs his thanks to the
public for the unprecedented encouragement he
has met with in the manufacture aud sale of his
celeb rated Polish, and at the same time wishes
it understood that he always keeps supply en-
hand for wholesale retail.
Experience has proved that this Polish is
surpassed for quickness in putting gloss on
boots and shoes, and also in preserving the
leather
Persons wishing t2oil their boots can this
Polish with equal success Immediately after
wards; the leather should be rubbed as
the Polish is%appl led, before it dries.
The Polish San be found at the store under
the Carp klnian Printing Office.
Fayetfesille, Feby p, 1852. 678-1y
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NllI'ICE

DR.. JAMES f. FOULKES having taken the
Office formerly occupied b, the late Dir. +. n.
Cameron, on Green street, next door to the office
of VIM. B. Wright, Attorney at Law, respect :
fully ofershs professional services to the peu-
pie Of Fayetteville and county OF Cumberland.
He sill be found in his office st I'll times, except
when professionally engaged.
Feb 3.lo53 If
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Coioresl Daguerreotypes.

My room IS again open forthe reception of
visitors, those who may want Likenesses of
themselves oD families, single or in groups.
and it yle imaginable. for have recent
" pnfchssedkshya yariety OF fancy cases to suit all
tastes.
Hours for iren from II m. until N.
Insfrue tod. p the Art given and aperatus
furnished sa af.@ ed My room is in the same
Il. .. SMITH
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s. 2S Reward.

Runaway from the subsc riber on the 22d Of
June last, a negro woman named SA L. Said ne
gro is some what above fifty years of age is very
black and speaks n a very short quick manner
She is about the medium size | think it proba-
bic that she is lurking in the neishbolh0od OF
El!Zabethtovn, Oh the plantation of Gen. J. J
Mckay Of DlIden. near his mills the Big
Swamp, she having relations among his negroes
| will give 80 for her apprehension and con-
finement in Jail chat get her, $s;}t
upon delivery to me at my plantation.
JOHN DRAKE.
Robson Co.. N. c., Feb'y. 5. 72S- -pd.
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A M - :
SUPERIOR COURT OF IAW

A Special term of Cumberland Superior Court of
of Law for tie trial of Civil causes, will be held
the second Monday in February 1853. Suit
and Witnesses hereby notified thereof,
and Will govern themselves accordingly.
DIG. MACRAE, Clerk
December 4,1S52. 7l9-tC
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PERUVIAN GUA\O.

Sc Tons Peruvian Guano lust arrived. Thos
who promised to furnish will please nov
send in D. x w. McLAURIN
Fpby 5, 1888.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

p Just refeIved, a large and general assortment
of Lai.dretfs celebrated GARDEN SEEDS, war
ranted frtsh and genuine, OF the growth of 1852
For SALE by S. T. HAWLEY & SON.
Jan'y %, 1853 72S-3t
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zuIhe friends of Capt. Nathan
King will support him for the office of Lieut.
Colonel SD Regt n. G. Militia made vacant by
the res. matt of 1t Col Z. Fuller
Tie election viii be held on Friday the 18th
FehN, 1883 I72I-5t-
~ The friends Of Capt. E. Hall
,>tlI support him for the etce of Major of the
SD Re- iinent n C. Militia, made vacant by
promotion
The election viii take place on Friday the
18th ot teb'y 1873 3t
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EcCI'ATOEtS Yellow and White. for plant
4 ~ a - L ~ A-N~<3 ing. For sale by
P
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d ALL iii favor OF low- rates
tnr .Ii persons, and clergymen being admitted
10 pass free of charge, are requested TO meet at
tne Market House, at 3 o'clock. MON DAY
of the Extra Term OF Superior Court week. IN
February, for the purpose OF forming Company
TO build a new Bridge across Cape Fear River,
near the Clarendon Bridge.
January IS, 1898. 12o-ot
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Ez<s4, TWIN e.

$50 lbs White Shad Seine Irvine Just re-
ceiveti. COOK & JOHN SON
F.)'y 5, 1853. 72S-:}t
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Corn n-Shellers and Straw-Cuttcrs
For sale by p P JOHNSON
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FOss Al.

80 Hhds. new crop Aolasses,
10iBbls New Orleans do.
80 i'bls New York Mess Pork,
so Bbls planting Potatoes,
23 Bbls Distiller Glue,
3 Casks fresh Rice.
Feb 5tt, 1853 A w STEEL
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-09-10
From the Knickctbochcr.
TRAVELLING CONFESSIONS.

"Men were smoking and Joking, or solemnly
N-l croaking
While up went the piston rod, round went the
@ wheels;
Women, sitting or walking, were laughing and
talking,
Willie black boys and cooks were preparing the
meals:
Babiesdying with crying setting gall your thoughts
flying,
While on went the steamer right straight down
the bay: ,.
Some needing their reading some leading on
feeding
While all the gay party were bound to Cape
May.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
IL.
clark. the dashing and crashing, and smashing
and lashing
While the breakers roll in on that surf.beatei
Coming rumbling and tumbling, and grumblinl
.- and stumbling,
While ones head is near stunned by the thun
dcring roar. tte,.. ,s.-4 .i,
Bathers in the surf teemlng, deeming screaming
quite seeming, .t
While they buffet the wild waves, and toss il
the spray, .ttIr ,.e .g-a,,....l
Are telling by yelling, what feeling the swell
ing
While the tide turns their catching---on shor
at Cape May.
LAST IMPRESSIONS.
"Notc the woong and cooling, and 'booing' that
doing,
While you walk on the beach at the close 0
the day:
(No denying it's trying-this soft eyeing am
signing.
While plump rounded arm On your own ha
stay.)
Thus, flirting and frcleking bowling and rolicl
ing,
While Tie hot summer weather is passing away
Every moment enjoying, your time you're en-
ploying,
While you're cooled by its breeze, to give prais
to Cape May"
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EVERY BOOK IN 'VraE MARKET
SECOND ARRIVAL
SPRING AND SUMMER G00DS.r

THE suhscrilcrs arc now rccc,ing a large nd
dition to their stock Of Spring and Summer Goods.
among which will be found Dress Silks Dress and
Veil Berages Dcrage Dclaines, Challes Clothes, all
Wool De LANES, De Begcs Velvet Dc Laines, sc,
Also large lot of MAGNIFICENT PLAIN
AND FANCY SHAWLS which will be sold a.
cheap at any other house in Ohio. a great varie
ty of Mems and Boy Summer Wear embracing
plain and fancy Cashmeretts, Cassincrcs Linen
and Cotton Goods; Hats, Caps, Shoes, &c.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF FREE LABOR GOODS.
Don't forget that we keep Groceries, WhoIcsalo
and Retail, as low as any body else
TOMLINS0N, STRATTON e Go. y
Hfa. american Block, Salem.
August 1858. .-..... ...,t..
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MANLEY & CARPENTERS PREMIUM .-5
DAG UER R EAN GALLERrYt


Is now completed, and ready for reception. We,
have gone TO considerable expense in fftins up, to.
operate with advantage and with reference 20 the,
comfort and convenience of those who may favor
us with call, in short, We are permanently To-
Gated Our rooms are in the N'"
AMERICAN HOUSE, SALEM, O..
Call and see us. You will 6nd our reception rooms
neat and comfortable.
OUR sKR~JIGHT 7siH
Can bs surpassed no where. in tie State. Our
CAMERA, is a powerful quick worker. We var
rant our work. Likenesses Of allages, taken LIE
LIKE, Or no cAAReE! Our prices range from 40
cents, to 20 dollars Past zperienoe, and present
advan.asNp enable us TO take Good Liksnesse,. at
ecry reaso,.s,bls Rates Being, also, posted in all
tho recent Improvements Of the art cur time and
entre attention shall be to render full satisfaction.
Sick or deceased persons taken at their roome.--
Our motto, is EXCELSIOR. v74lf{ eaai..f..
N. b.. Persons wishing Pictures taken on Gal.
vanized Plates, can do so without extra charge.
syS' Rooms open from o'clock. A. NJ, until
r. NJ june 3lat, 1853.
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The SUGAR Crcek water Cure.

TWELVE miles South of Massilon under the
charge Of DR.. Frcase, is supplied with pure soft
spring water, and conducted on pure llydropathi,
principles. We give no drugs. They are only
hndrances to the radical cure Of disease. The sue
cess which has thus far attended our efforts to allie
viate the suferings of Humanity enables us to speak
confidently of the virtues of pure soft ratcr, pro-
per diet, &c.
Terms IS in ordinary cases, payable weekly.
DIR. 7. L. Nichols, of the American Hydropathic
Institute and Editor of the Nichols Health Jour
nal, in noticing the Water Cure movements of the
country, says of us:- -I-1 r.
"Dr Fries, most thorough and energetic ply
sician, has Water Cure Mt Sugar Creek Falls, o.
His terms are very moderate but there arc few
places wo could recommend with greater conf
dence."
Address, DR.. S. Frease, Deardof's Mills, Tusca-
rawas Co., o. aT''fe " asf-ra
August, 1858. tfs.ff
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LINES BY AN OLD FoaY.

Pm thankful that the sun aud moon
Are both hung up so high,
That no presumptuous hand can stretch
And pull them from the sky.
If they were not, l have no doubt
But some reforming ass
Would recommend to take them down,
And light the world with gas! ,,il
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GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES IN CLEVELAND.
WATER CURE AND INFIRMARY.
For the Cure OF Chronic Diseases.

Located at GRAsvILLE, LIcKrsc Co., O., and COM
bines tho advantages Of other good establishments,
a healthy location, supply ofpure water, gymnas-
ium, skilful lady in charge Of the female PATIENTS
physician who has taa an extensive practice Of a5
yees.fs, c.,&c. IS s,g ~ gi.ss y7ge,a- b
Females who have been confined to their beds,
unable to walk or sit up for from one to twenty
years, in consequence of nervous, spinal, uterine
disease, especially invited to correspond with or
visit us. Universal success in the treatment of this
class of diseases has given confidence, and we say
to all such even though they have suffered much Of
many Physicians, make one more trial. Terms
from sc to Sl2 per week. Patients furnish towclt
and packing materials. Address, ~ ,..g, M 30.
t.,'e N,,4 ano.,s, w. W. BANCROFT.
Granville Nov. 8, '52. g.bst ..
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POCKET MAPS, of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin. Iowa, and Minnesota, .Is..-
At McMilan's Bookstore, s-.
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SALEM l. L A I II Err,
moor AND SHOE STORE.

THE subscriber has commeuced the Boot sh5e
business and keeps on haud oil kinds Of Boots and
Shoes Of his own manufacture. Also, on hand for
SALE Sole and Upper Leather, French and Country
Calfskius, with Gil kinds OF Morocco and various
colored Roans Also, Cha,nois. Binding and iii'-
tugs, Shoe Findings &c. Store nearly opposite the
Bank. b4 s ais l-l s E. ELDkiDeE. 'f
Boot Trees and Shoe Lasts, good assortment on
haud at the Salem Leather Store. l.. +.
August 90, 1853. ..,.. - "a a.;
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IRISH NEWS

There is a column With t,is heading in every
English newspaper. intelligence in it is always
uniform in its character. 1t is always the same
story of eviction poverty sale of estates, crime,
and emigration. One can trace day by day, the
great change that is gradually coming over Ireland.
The removal Of those who were born on the soil,
ind the substitution of another race goes on slowly
but inevitably. That's the :, Irish news" for this
century, past, present, and to come.
The Liverpool Chronicle lics before us, and we
take IN item or two from it I'll u, b-,t.-ts 50
I'm the Encmnberel Estates Court, yesterday
Eweek, six est.tes were disposed Of for the largo
amount of G90,910, On Tuesday no less than
fourteen estates changed hands in the Encumbercd
Estates Court. The produce Of the sales was
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The owners Of these estates have yielded to the
pressure of the times, with which they have proba-
bly, been struggling for years. They are reduced
to the necessityof seeking some other means of
living, which many of tilcm will probably do in
England
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TEvIs & BARBAROUx,
HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY. LOUISVILLE, KY

A RE now making and keep constantly on hand; easA
IA iron Screw Pipe, 1. j, u; H. H. 2. q and inch
respce tfuly invite the attention of Railroad, Gas and
Water Con panies and all in want Of cheap ana
durable Pip s,
terms made to order; iron Force and Lin Pumps
or various sizes and kinds, always on hand Tobacco
Wheels and other castings for RailroadsJob WORK or
all kinds promptly attended TO- They are also 'ns sole
Huh Norficine Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With one Of these machines . man can do
more work in one day and do il tetter than ne can do
be seen in operation st Mr. C. DEcxxRs ef this place,
Who il the authorized gent for tins and the adjoining
0rders from distance enclosing the money, satis-
factory references promptly attended 10. jan29-ly
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D HAVE on hand large supply Of every a
-H~ variety Of Cabinet Ware, Of the best Sl
- workmanship and material. Main be- ~
aAEXlA tween Third and Fourth streets. III
Luml beF Yard sti ~
have also on hand, large supply OF Pine Lumbe
seasoned Also 5000 feet dressed Flooring.
COffins... - =
large supply ofall kinds and sizes on hand. All the
above articles will sell the reasonable
Dwelling house next the shop. ljy226m]
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REMOVED.

THE undersigned removed their Book and Nus
l. Store. the corner of Blain and First street. wher
they are just receiving, in addition to their former stock
an extensive assortment Of Books, Stationary, Musca
INSTRUMENTS &c. &C.; all of which they prepared h
sell at Wholesale retail, on the most liberal terms
jyl3-u I. CONYNGTON d< CO.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

WI z11Sx 1vz1xOSk111 1SO1IO
rIlHE undersigned have tkisday formed a copartper.
l. ship, under the name and style of LEWIS & GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late firm Har
ringon Crane & Co., to their in the
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission Business in thi.
city. .f fllll 80
We would respectfully solicit continuance of the pat
ronage heretofore literally extended towards the iae
frm end bespeak the good Offices of friends pledg
ing ourselves to spare efforts to the
Of ali who may entrust business to our care.
=. -. tts.s-ff -lt.- 4 tr.s EDWARD LEWIS.
Evansville, Sept. lst lsse septe.t CHARLES GRAY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22

IHE Partnership heretofore existing between Horn
Il brook Burtis is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted the firm will please
forward and make edafs men and those having
claims against it will please hand them in and they shs
be paid collect. Either Of the party /.
authorized TO the of the firm the purpose
settlement. PHILIP HORNBkOOK.
mh93-n John RIJRTIS