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u To insure the insertion IF Adver-
tisements they must be brought 10 onr
counttng-room before ~ o'clock W.,
otherwise they may not appear "nH'
the next day.
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UThe large circulation Of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me-
dunn IN the District. 1t has more readers
in the eities of Washington, Georgeto,cn,
and Alexandria, than all the other Wash
ineton dailies combined.
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UST n Il & K " K D-l00 drums Figs ;
" also Dates, Sicily soft-shell-d Almonds IN
berts Brazil MUTE, Greund Nuts, DC. which / Offer
TO families, eonfectioners, &c, low Also
a few barrels Mackerel. very fat Brown Sugar,
very superior quality, at Also, eco luTgr aid
fine Goldfish. Small and cLoice HAMS. 1900 u
gsrs, with general assortment of fresh and se!eI
GROCERIES.
credit Of so co days will be freely given to all
fair customers, and always at cash prices.
Bakers supplied with Flour on short credit. A Sc
cond hand bray for sale low. c. EVANS
9th IT, opposite west end of Centre Market
&C 2S-3ts.
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CLAYTON's DIARIES for 1894

~ just received supply OF the a o,- srl.trstes
Diaries for the new year. in vaiiou. sizes and form,
adsl ted for business ani private us.
For sale st TAlLCR NAURY's
c.S- Bookstore. near 9th str.s,
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M edicaI Department Of Georgetown
College.

(brner Of + AMI l|th streets.
}lROF. S. C. BUSEY. NJ. D., will deliver the intro
ductory t. the regular annual course IF iec
lures in this Institution at ~ O'Clock p. u,., Oh
MONDAY, the 3lst instant in the chemical Hall Ct
the College. Entrance on street.
The medical profession, students CT medicine and
the public generally are invited to attend.
FL0DOARD0 HOWARD. III D.,
&C 2S-:it- bean, &c
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81 M. f. Church, south, sth ST.,
between II and sts.-Ths Rev. A. q. Brown will
preach in this church Oil tomorrow (Sabbath) morn
ing. at ii O'Clock.
A1- F street Presbyterian Church.
The Rev Mr.. Simpson will prrach in this church, st
IL o'clock and the Rev. Mr.. White. of Alabama, at
81 o'clock. on Sabbath. S0th INST.
a3- Trinity Church.-The Rt. Rev.
Chss. p. MeIlvnine l.. d., bishop Of Ohio, will
preach in this church tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock.
As- Total Abstinence Licsase or no Ii
cSnse.-Tha Northarn Liberties Total Abstinence
Society will hold public meeting IN the vacant
space in front of the Patent Office. at the int.rsec
ton Of and Seventh streets, On Sunday evening,
October 80. commencing at 80 O'Clock. The Rev
DR.. j. Il. PECK and A. F. CUNNINGHAM will certainly
and other speakers probably. address the audience
the evils Of the liquor traffic and the impolicy of
citizens and housekeepers signing papers for the
granting of licenses. Ii. =. HOPPER,
Oc 29-lt- Secretary.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, Proprietors Of the
l. different Hotels in Washington, are compelled
to advance in the prices for Board to TWO DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS per day; also, SEVEN
DOLLARS per week for ..-ess, on and after the lst
of November next.
n. A. DEXTER, National Hotel
e. P. NJ. BROWN, Browns Hotel
H. A. WILLARD, Willard's Hotel
DANIEL D. FRENCH, Irving House
r. B. HACKNEY u s. Hotel
W. GADsRY, Gadsby's Hotel.
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NOTICED the CIi,enS Of Washington
~ and after the first Of November II, xt, the Bar
bers Of Washington have all sgrerd to charge TEN
CkNTS for shaving. TWENTY CENTS for haircut,
ting. TWENTY-flyECENTS for shampooing and
WENTY-FlNE CENTS for houing of RpzoIs.
oc 2l-FrS&SS- BARBERs
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NEW SILVARWARE.

NEW SILV6RWARE
M w. GAIT BROTHER offer an unusually
Vl. large assortment Of the latest styles of Sill
verwsre, consisting Of
Tea Sets Pitchers, Goblets, Cups Spoons
Forks. Ladies', Napkin Rings, Fish Knives
Preserve and Jelly Spoons Cake Knives
Soup Ladies', Sugar SifteIs, Crumb Scrspers
Cream Ladies'. Sugar Spoons. Ice Tongs
Gravy Ladies', Pickle Knives and Jerks, &c
The above are all of our own manufacture and
warranted pure silver.
NJ. GAIT BRO.
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Pa avenue. between 9th and 10th streets.
oc 29-3t-
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL.

COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
THE ARLINGTON CLUB respectfully beg leave
10 inform their friends and the public that Their
Complime, tary BALL to the "Pionerr Club." Of
Baltimore, will take place at CARUSI's SALOON %
MONDAY, October 3lst, 1853
The Club pledge themselves that pains
pense shall he spared to make this Bail in every
spect agreeable.
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Tckets-0NK DOLLAR; to Le had o; the Cub
and at the door Oh the evening Of The Ball
kANAGERs:
r. Harrison, W. III HUT On,
}. W. IIav.s, 4. Sherwood,
A. Eckloff. &C 2S-,iGt-
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nElRSHlP OF BALANCE DUE BY THE JJNITED
sTATEs-Not long since decision was made
by the Treasury Department, involving aues
ton which is of interest to the public. SOL
dier, seventeen days before his death, made
what his legatee terms verbal will. The
legatee who was neither an heir otherwise or
creditor, took out letters of administration
and demanded the balance due the soldier
from the Government. The Department re-
fuses to pay the claimant as administrator
under such circumstances, averring that it
does not acknowledge the binding force of
nuncupative Tor verbaD wills upon its Office.
MORE DEMOCRATIC RUNoRs OF DETECTION.
1t is said around Washington, that Father
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E-rhe FIRST BALL of the UGLY
N CLUE Will take place at ISLAM HALL, On
THANKSGIVING EVE. Particulars in future sd
vrrtsemeut. oc2.-t.
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TO ouR sUBscRiBEhs

The OF person will be enIeres spon oar btoA''"
pay meat OF the subscription bs made Ia advance.
letter. tbs postas 40
paid BY US. assumed BY ourselves In i.sii
" al
COUNTRY PAPER is published wseky during the
Of Congfess, weekly during the
Subscriptions period less will be received
arms pIoportoned above annual
Or POSTMASTERS authorized and, ~
sending subscribers, with $50 enclosed
subscribers S2o enslosedi WEEKLY
enclosed will be entitled u copy Of hs
edition they furnish subscribers for, svatis
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According 10 the last annual report OF that otser, the
average ofsnsponston Of freight per per mite
railroads fs, Tor
Coal y 10 10 cents
Other than coal, on favorable grades va
Other than coal, steep grades Is to ~
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TO MILLERs, CAPITALISTS AND
OIHERS

LSLiGIBLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE GREAT
IL BARGAIN The powerful aid valuable STEAM
mILL iaely belonging to the Mount Vernon and New
harmon, Plank Road Company This Mill drives two
saws ana warranted 70 cut three thousand feet Of un
per daily II was erected three years since at cost OF
more than four thousmi dollars, and is in excellent
oruer. mas four foot boiler of the rery BEST qnsy,
"meh cost upwards of dv hundred dollars.
, ms MN L. Situated ON Big Creek and the Plank
ROAD SIX miles from Mount Vernon. where the Pink
Road strikes the Ohio kiver. Around IL il a -aviiy
numbered county, where sticks can be obtained ut low
rates Iuo ID an! quai iy 1t Is seldom that AN esisb-
hshmc ut so valuable and ntly Situated il
to the public. Possession Immediately.
As the present prohieors bought 1t at CHEAP rate
ana q" not intenf to ron H. will be Sold for cash or
part on credit at from ONE THIRD one half lis oroi.
hal cost. Four acres OF Land 20 with the Mil
Apply for further particulars, Evansville to Mr.
Cras ford Bell. Main street, New HARMONY to Mr. x
g. Nettelton, and at N cunt Vernon to Mr. William
Lowry. novls lwdsty
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HARrF99Rp 2s PRE- II INsyEgAMcE CO..

INCORPORATED 1SlO-CHsRTEE PERPETUAL.
1Hthortzed Capt $3.50 0U0.-SGbscri5ed Capt. 0oo.
Wits long established and well known Institution
Il has tr nsaeted most extensive Insurance business
Tor IN IRE than forty years. throughout the United States
ana tie British North American provinces IL has aimed
70 secure pubic audience, by honorable anu faithful
iuAlnen OF its contracts aud the of property
are ASSURED that all fair claim, for loss under its policies
viii be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
BndinS>, MaAufactories, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. Stores Merchandise, Household Furuurs,
Vessels Oh the stocks or while In port &c &C., will oe
insured al rates as low as the risk .s admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF. DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON. President
ALBERT Day, Claws nv
JAMES GOODWIN. Jon ALLYN
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN p BRACE
HENRY kESEY. CHARLEs J. Russ.
CHARDEs TAYLOR, Secretary.
lITApplcatons for insure nee NAV. be made to
ISAAC A. CRANE. Agent,
aces Evansville, Ind.
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VALUABLE REA-, EST NTE at PR
VArE sac

DEISG 6sty by seventy five feet, divided into two
equal parts of north east ofot 90, old plan
fOntng Vine street, between First ard Secohd also
twenty dive BY hundred fact of north of
said Lot fronting First, between Vine and Division
streets The above is the property OF }. D. F. Morn
irg star lodge, MOI. Tothose wishing acentra oca.
ton for business, better opportunity cannot be ofeed
Title Iadspuable and terms OF purchase made easy
For further particulars apply TO
CRAWFORD BELL.
novIJ Oh Committee on Sale.
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az,ss.,.. -iI..1111r-7iie Ev ArsvtLIa & PETER :
~ ne NEW AM Sf;LENDfD CANAL. PSSKEr.
4 30. .sOSSiey GLASGOW. Master, VIII run the
ensuing season regular packet from Evansville 10
PetersSCrgh aud nternedte landings. 1t is expected
that she viii be able 10 eoEmenre Fnii in the fore
Part Of January as far as The reserved ia Gibson ooumty
and extend her ;ris to Pciersburgh aud ~ ;sit ton
soon Is the canal is completed. Asher owners have
used every exer;ioa have their boat completed 5d
ready 10 business the canal ia navig bic
order, they hope the public will award to them ber
latrohagc.
For freight or passage apply TO
EONLEY * GLASGOW,
deee2wf Or the owners Un board.
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EamaSco steam Furniture Factory.
WIOI,ESA LIE e RETAIL.

-ss4T--3 Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWOxr
s--% would inf 1rm the public that having recently
- established in Lamasco City, Steam Furniture
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus Bedstea2s, WardFobes and several other kinds
Of Furniture by sem thus enabling them TO furnish these
articles than be purchaser elsewhere Ia this city
and CaciRacti Factory prices. Their work ia every
respect is equal To that ofthe Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared TO do Turning work ofevery deS
crpon, and will prepared TO furnish country llanu'
fciurers with what they desire in this particular The at
wanting Furniture is called TO the work OF
this Factory.
The wareroom is Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We Keep for sale Chairs of different varieties,
besides ali other kinds of Furniture. at the room.
ldecaS- I'll
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DAEUERR, NTYPES

THE undersigned respectfully announces thathe will
L remain in this citNa short time, and will be happ,
receive at his room. such ladies and gentlemen may
dv sire LikenesSes OF themselves, friends children
neatly executed an1 Sc, IN. l0cke.s. breast pin finger
rings plain aud fancy cases. Ia the very best style
Ladies aud gentlemen invited 90 cal! aud exanine
specimens and assured that picture is allowed u
pass from his unless it ia every Particular
trry satisfactory the sitter we'll the riist. -
Rooms in Fosters building, formerly occupied by
Webster & Miss. [dcvlI Z. J.CHAPMAN.
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]. B. MESKEP,
Main stree; near the. Washington House

sHdH stFeet htaF tHe. WGsAtHgtcr &1oasf,
srs-.z> HAS just receveda large and we'll selected
fz assortment o. Cooking and Paror Stsves of the
S;s latest aud m st approved patterns, which he Will
- : sell astouisllingl, low.
Also al kinds of FIN, Sheet hon. Grass and Copper
Ware. stove trimmings, &c, &c Also splendid
assortment of Britannia Ware, embracing Tea and Coffee
Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls Candle Sticks
Knives and Forks, Spoons Csstors Tones, &C., which
we viii take IN showing to the public Cali aud
wares noyll
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LAND WARRANT FRAUD.

DUPIICAT ATE Land Warrant No. 53,7 20 for lG0 acres
OF land issued the 9TH April lei9 TO Richard s..
Forrest (now deceasod) late private n Capt Bethls
Company Glh lRfdntry has gone int1 circulation With a
fraudulent assignment thereon procured from the under
signed by William ID. Phelps. Of Nrfrick co.. ind,
and other persons scoEfederated with him, while the
uud -rsigned n state OF inioXicstinn. Inc AS
sgnmeht is dated seth November lsJ2, aud is gross
fraud be fully proven b, numbers OF persons.
\ eausat has been flied in the General Land Office at
Washington - G. TO prevent Patent from being issued
to tno fraudulent holder.
OLIVER BCZZINGHAN, Administrator.
Of the state OF Richard ;. Forrest. decd.
December 3st 1852. jarG-Itw
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INDIA RUBBER
Machine Betting.

TINE experience of the last 1--WE years has gained Tor
4 this Betting the confidence Of the consumers; ths
together with the act that great Improvements have
bse9 lsade in the quality warrants the mannacurerst
assert be superior 10 leather or any ming else,
all open Belts more especially for heavy or main
Belts. for The followi reasons
J. The perfect equality Of wcth and hicKness WHICH
il will retain.
Q. No danger of heat under 300 degrees Fahrenheit
Injuries H. and remains flexible a. any degree OF cold
3 IL is of great strength and durability does not SIP
on the puliies consequently gsin of power Is obtained
and when adjusted to machinery does not require ai'ef
alton "a is The case with leather, or any other:
4. In wide Betting, the cost Is much below that OF
leather, any otht
NJ large ertment always on nabo, anu iurnisneo
Of given le1p tn at the shortest notice. by.
VI Aen,1,s,oe BABCOCK BROTHERS
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Tn REAL ESrArt.BUYENS.

TD real. ESTArE.RUYEK$,
NJ. 3. HA 7RE5J, CAIRO, Hill org,
I ~ authority 20 sell TWENTY ACRES or LAND
lying within the city limits of Cairo. he Land i
tuated two miles, on line west, from the june OF
the rivers. and thriyrods from he Illinois Central Rail.
road. contract for building lsvee around the Land
exists aud as ITS fu nlment rests with of almost
hauSess ability fear OF failure la this bealf can b.,
reasonably entertained II halt tie expectations eter.
tl'~j by thoussIs l. of people concerning Cair, are re-
S.ed iIiu ten years this land Will be directly in the
ceut-e Oft city
JT5STit',s iron tho Government. Terms easy
Cairo. Illinois. Nov. %, 1852 ldcc3-ul
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rnc GD~HGuEo
TAXES FOR A. D. 1852

TAX ES 70 A. D. 1852.
TO ALL PERSONS OWING: TAXES FOR IS52.
THE Law rs, THAT. 1.-THE County Auditor and
Il Treasurer shall attend the Office Of said Auditor
the third Monday OF March annually; the Treasurer
SHALL then and there make settlement &c.
There saall be penalty ofle recent assessed upon
the amount OF taxes returned delinquent, Gf I'D
with Interest upon the whole until paid.
If any person rel uso or neglect TO pay thc taxes i'm
posel him the County Treasurer shall after the third
Monday in March, levy the same. together with per
cent damages, and the costs and charges that may
crus, by is.ress, sale, &c.
tani--5td-3tw d. w. DUNBAR. Treasurer
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TO CCNTR ACT9ES
fIWE undersigned will receive proposals for laying the
4 track Of the Evansville and Illinois railroad. ex-
tending from White river Observation-Disclosures ADO
IL nliles-uItil the 2Uth day of January next.
SAM'L HALL, Pre- ident.
Princeton, Nov Goth, 49, u3G,dl
DTSS oGUrIOu OF PA 7TN d7SHIP.
TINE nrn of Stowe 81 Page is this day dissolved by
mltual consent. The business viii Sill 20 on in
the Of james r. Page Jr. who alone is auhoriz,
to settle the business OF the concern
~ NATHAN d. STOwELL,
deC3 JAS. K PAGE, Jr.
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Gew NO1TC0

-. : :. C6Ny MOI ICE
CtoERAD BAKE II will continue 20 practice Law in
.thet ircuit ourts Of Vander5Ufg and tie adOin
ing counties; also in the Supreme Court of the aud
iiu the Circuit and iSrci Courts OF the UHit"d
steet.
Evansville, Nov. l., 1852. deei3-6m
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G9EaT BARGAINS.

WILL SELL Geo OF the best Land in the county
lying on the canal two and hafOr three miles iron
.he city. Also, 81 Lots In the Myth eastern enlarge
ment of the city OF Evansville five lots the
Vine aud Third street in the city, fronting ?
Vine street and extending back parallel with Third
20 feet - alley, and - lots in Laasec city 10 OF
fronting Fulton avenue Th.Ise 81 lots ia the North
eastern enlargement, and the - lots in lamasco if
sold at private sale before the third Mo.day ia April will
on that day be sold at public aucan at tn Cont house
an the city For particulars enquire of the subscriber
his "dee on Fourth street, Lamaseo, few doors of
. The Market-Sign of Notary Public aud Real Estate
Agency. idec27 -4ndw1 NATHAN ROWLEY.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

DOCKS WILL. BE OPENED for :he reception of
I'D subscriptions to the capital stock of the ALTON,
Mo1Sr G ARNEL AND NEW ALBANY RAILROAD CoNPAEy.
the first Monday in~February next, at the following
places, Wit the stores of james laughliB and Craw
ford Bell ia the city OF vansvile at the store of Joseph
Deyin in Princeton Ia; the stores of X q w p r-
Ison and Jaquess Il Turner in Mount Carme,. Illinois;
and the Of Horace A. Woodw AID William
PownaI,. in the town Albion, Illinois.
BY order Oft &c Board of Directors,
f. q. THOMPSON, President;
VICTOR b. BELL, Secretary.
Mourn CARMEL, ILL.,, Dee 81, 1859. dct3J Nv
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TREMENDOUS FI.oon

lust RECEIVED f,om New York. Il general assert.
- ment OF a. ncy ca,simere Iweeds,
Kentucky Jeans. SafInefIs. &c. Nc
ALSO-A new supply of LADIES' DkESS GOODS
DELAlNES, CASHMERES, MERiNOS, and FANCY
PRINlS OF all styles and prices.
ALsO-A general assortment OF Gentlemen's and Boys
Ready Made Clothing just received at the New York aud
Louisville Branch, Water street near Main. which
will be sold wholesale and retail cheaper tkaD ever
jan Eff WM LOEWESThAL & co.
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JOHN G. II ,:rTUEY>.
WIN EC Ar FACT ESY,

SycG5aore ST., deticeen Water and FIRST streets.
TaNIiB Subscriber has established Vinegar Factory at
4 Hcssrs. Zahn cs Wltnaus Liquor Store, II the
above location where fail.es ard dealers may obtain
the bt qaaiy OF Vinegar at less tn Cincinn. prices
His Vine ar will be equal to the best manufactured IN
the Nest. He invites the attention Of the public to his
mauUfaetory. tdec3Gml J. {. MATTHEW'S.
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M,1u sraE N PROPERTY

TTNOR SALk.-Persons desirogs of securing the very
best business locations to be obtained in the CITY
Evansville, would 90 well IN call. without delay.
Undersigned, who is the agent of Mr.. james Roquei
for the sale Of the Public square property.
JSO. J. CHANDLER,
novl7 Real Estate Agent
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5Er EN- UP!--BowLIN G. sAIOc NJ.

,hMuU - . y ~ - VI " .i,t.. w.
w fer" has isst opened splendid Saloon with
20 feet alleys. in the .ird story OF his hotel
Water s rect, between Main and Sycamore. Gentle
men can be fuTnshe ed with any size Balls they may
desire. 1t all times; the best Refreshments Ten
strikes may be expected. nov20
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ANOTHER GOLD MINE FOUND.

B1ois, Snoes. Sat, cap and Carpet
Bags
1 PROPOSE 70 sell Oat my entire stock OF goods at
II eos for aud for cash emily, wholesale or 70
AL Ny stock l. OF the best manufacture and OF the
latest styles All who wish get Boots, Shoes &c. al
their own price will do we give me call al No. II
Main street Evansville, nearly opposite the bank.
janlO JAMES PAGE IT.
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II. NELSON.
d. wooLsEY.
AUCT ON.
WOCLSEY & NELSON,
...s.s.s.......

TEwELRY e. MISUNDERSTANDING, Finger rings,
d Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains KEYS, Cold and silver Watches Steel
Deeds and Caps. Brushes, Combs, Purses rahc SOAPS
amgsa ~ woOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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crUTUF.1,tTES.


RocKpoRr STEAM Mills. April 1850.
aorwrs OF THE BosToS BELTIse CoNPxsy: Gents
n RESPECTS tho Vulcanized Rubber Betting, IL will
SNEAK for itself, having been two In use. The
rye main belt makes hundred and eighty revolu-
tions per inute and apparently good as the day
thew put We have also Las ge quantity OF
ne Railway Relling, which. is also doing very WELL
JAMES HASKELL Superintendent.
NAuMKEAG CorToS MIL.s, S.rrN. April =. 1850
AGENTS BosroS BELI1sG COMPANY: GEMS
In reply your inquiries would that. afer Inc
use Tuicanized habber Belts. manufactured 3,
the ston Betting Company, for two years. am fully
satisfied their opeat although az hrst taken a
matter necessity, drive the MACHINERY that was
stopped the failure OF the adopted tor this pur
pose. The Railwa. Betting, had OF you for the C"n
ductors complained OF by the overseer that started
them were properly adjusted by nis successor and have
been i'm operation three years, and have worked wen
recurring repairs particular attention; from wnier
fact am of opinion. when nrst put al work. tne!
were Kept 100 tightly trained on the puliies
Respectfully yeurs. ,.,-
EDWARD SMITH, Tres $. Naumkeag Mills
Cocurco NAx's Co.. Dov<R, N H. April, 1850
AerSrs OF TIE BosroS BEL7ISe COMPANY. Cent?
We have had one OF y)ar Vafanized Rubber bella orf
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide, u
use five years. and will Il another was Wanted
should use the Rubber rather than leather:
Yours truly, GEO. MAlhc"so"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-17
SAW MILL FoR SALE AT AUCTION

TIME STEAM SAW MILL lying on Pigeon Creek.
l. just below his city, and owned by Johl A. & Gle
ments RciiZ, will be sold at auction, on MONDAY, Jan
uary e. at II O'Clock, A. 81. About seven hundred
saw-iogs will be sold at the came time frs.
chance for speculation is offered in this sale, the
mill is well located and i'm &c oil running order.
Tern rs, De, made known the day of sale, by
application before to the owners.
1FAn parsons indebted 10 the firm will Please make
immediate payment and those having accounts against
it will present them without delay.
decas.tst JOHN a. & e. RElTZ.