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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11
JAcKsoN's EpirArIi oS His WIFE.

The Richmond Examiner says: A lady
i'll the West has been kind enough 10 send us
copy OF ANDREW JAcRsoN's epilaph on his
wife. It is known 10 have been his own
composition, yet although il has been read
BY hundreds on her tomb in Tennessee, it
has never appeared in print before. This
singular inscription reads thus,
"Here lies the remains Of MIS-. Eache,
jackson, wife OF President jackson, who
died on the 22d OF December, 1928, aged 6l.
Her face was fair, her person pleasing, her
temper amiable, ard her heart kind, She
delighted in relieving the wants of her fell
low creatures, and cultivated that divine
pleasure BY the mos, liberal and unpreiend-
ing methods. To the poor she was bene-
faciress 10 the rich she was an example
10 The wreiched comforter; TO the prospect
Gus an ornament her piely went hand in
hand with her bencvoence; and she thank
ed her Creator for being permitted 10 do
good. A being so gentle, and ysl so virlu-
ons, sIander might wound but could not dis
honor--eSen DEATH when he tore her from
the arms Of her husband, could but trans.
plan, her 10 the bosom of her Got,"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

az o,icer in the grand army, and now
.aNe Marlels place, and receive the fire of
muse guns which few minutes since were
a''ireu D, al the breast Of an innocent man .
Every heart beat with Joy at this sudden
Sna"Se. Poor Lavilier, trembling with
iear and shame was led to the red flag );
again were the fearful orders given. but the
hFart OF the culprit sank within him, and
he lmplored for mercy.
How can you ask Tor that which but
L" nom MIS- since you refused 10 an inno-
cent man .
Iown my fault,' was the reply.
men reier you to Colonel Martel,
VINO has tnll power TO pardon you or not,
as ne snail think proper said Macdonald.
Colonel Martel,' said the dsgracefu
officer, 'dare hope for mercy?'
Il grant you a full and unconditional
pardon. You are at liberty was the will
ling reply of Martel, 'and do not forget to
show mercy that you may receive the same.'
by this time Cadellne had heard the
gladstone tidings, which spread with rapid
l'y throughout the camp, and hastily re-
turning she was clasped in his warm en-
brace. That day was glorious day TO the
regiment and a grand celebration was Civ
en- in honor of Field Marshal Macdonald
and Colonel Martel.
In the course of few weeks after this
event, the old church at Vlselle was over.
bowed by those who assembled TO witness
the nuPtals of Col. Martel and his lovely
bride, Cadeline Dupey, and many were
the little presents aud keep-sakes that the
happy pair received from the regiment
who loved their brave and generous com.
mander.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

Mis-. BLoOMrR imagines that the reason
that women differ from men is because thew
are schooIed and educated differently. Moth
ing. however, could be more uufounded-
Girls differ from boys, not incidentally, but
radically. The first thing that a boy does af-
ter he is weaned is TO sradde the banisters
and ride down the stains The first thing a
sil sets her heart on is doll and a set of
halfnegged cups and sausers. The girls are
given to neatness, ard hate soiled garments
Of all kinds; boys, on lie CONTRARY, set high
value on dirt, and are never SO happy as when
sailing single ship, with brown paper
sail, in a mud-puddle. Mrs. Bloomer may
reason as she may, bat she will find in the
end that nature is stronger than either phIo-
sophy or suspendets, -Hawk Eye.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11
DOMESTIC OPERA.

Since the commencement Of the Son'ag
operas, an enthusiastic friend Of ours and his
wife have become so carried away with the
furor awakened by attendance two nights at
the opera, that it is the hardest thing in the
world for them 10 restrain their disposition 10
sing everyihing-ihe more 80 because they
are both prolific in music. The other morn
ing, while ordering dinner, the butcher a Sc
date man-was surprised 10 hear our friend
shout out, with most emphcic cnuncia,ion.
"Whnt will you take
For that ere stake -
The butcher winked at his partner, and
answered, with an air Of composure, "a
shillin', SIR" but il was evden, tina, our
friend was down in the day-book of his esii.
nation as a lunalic. Making his purchase,
and going out Of the door he met with his
neighbor Jones. Extending his hands fran
,ically, he sung
"Ah friend Jones' and is you
How do you do, Jones, how do you do
Long time since we've met together;
Is MT this delightful weaher,n
Jones was asionished, as well he might be.
Passing into bakery TO procure some bread
for breakfast, he sung, to u very plaintive air,
"Bakers bakers bless your souls,
Let us have a dozen rolls -
and rolled the word "rolis' on, so lenierly
that the bakers wife 5urs, into tears The
rolls were taken down by the bakers wife,
when finding his voice again, he sang, with
great feeling
"Dearcst one with fingers taper,
Tie the bread up in paper"
which she did, and he went home hum-
ming and beating time -on the paper
parcels he held in his arms. His wife
met him at the door, wringing her hands -
The fit was on hear, and she commenced
singing
"My dearest Charles, what DO you think,
The coffees all as black ink.
I'm so provoked that can cry''-
Charles
"Stop, my DEAR IT'S all IN your eye!
When misfortune comes, why, bcarsit;
|, your loving spouse will share it.
Come, now, let MS sit at table,
Do the best that able
Let the coffee go to grass,
We will have ten, my lass"
! Wife
! 'o my Charles, you happy make mo"
Charles
| "IfI don't the deuce may take me
Hear the words that now utter
My love is strong and-so's the butter
| Trust me 1t will meier be weary
| Pass the toast and cheese, my dcsryn
| Both
Snow good.by, my dearest treasure"
Charles
"Cook the steak Just to your pleasure,
But see thut IFS not overClonc,
Aud will be at home by one"
Both
"Gooiby, farewell,
lis hard to part;
! cannot tell
How dear thou art.n
How this will end is hard 10 foresee, bu
"Iriends, Of the family" shake their heads
and point 10 their forehcads Significantly, a
much as 10 say there's something wron,
about our unfortunate friends phrenolosy:-
Boston Post.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

4 New lDEA.-The Lansinburgh Demo
crat says that Professor Comsiock, Principal
of the Public School, has introduced a new
way TO settle all disputes which may arise
among his pupils. He at once Organizes a
court, details jury, who hear The testimony
and render the verdict, while he acts as
Sheriff and carries the verdict into execution
Thus while the guilty party is tried by mis-
peers, he is forced to admi, the jussics Of the
sentence They thus get prac,icsi idea o.
| what law TO-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

DIsTREssISG DEATH.--A son of Mr.. Bland,
Of GreenTille, KY, few days ago, took a
gun and placed the mu2zle in his mouth, for
the foolish purpose of showing, as he said,
how persens sometimes killed themselves
His foot slipped, and raising the hammer, The
gun exploded, tearing the youths head in Il
most hoTrid manner, killing him almost iu-
stauly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

After dickerng sometime with the long
legged dooIkeeper, Jedediah lomespun up
and spent quarter 10 see the Siamese
Twins. Looking at the curious pair fol
some time, Jed busted
GLOW long you fellers been in ,ha, are
kind O. hitch %
Forty two years. was Eng's reply
'Du tell ? get,in' hind o. used 10 ii, cal
cua,e.
"We ought 10 be-" said they.
ayes, | vow you ought. Yeou iellers
b'long TO the same chnrch-spect you do %
Eyes indeed, " said Chang.
EVAN, 10 know! Wall, ! swan, yeou air
hitched queer" said Jed, minutely eXamin-
ing the igature,
cone of you fellcrs dies, 'tolher feller'Il be
in pucker reckon"
.sWuuld be bad" said Chang.
oDon'i dripk no,hin', guess ever go in
to swim !n
Sometimes" said they,
After gazing at them for some minutes in
silence, Jed again busis-
"Look here, 'spose one on you fellers got
into a scrape, aud was about to be pat in Jail,
how would you manage tina, F'
"Oh!n says Eug, 81 so Chans's bail"
"Oh, yes, could do that by hokeyW
Aud Jedediah, having exhausted his cross
examination, went of whislling, giving a
fresh 10, of examiners room 10 put The Twins
through course of similar sprouts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

The Portland Advertiser states that during
tina last fonr ysars 2T ooo, 900 gallons Of me-
lassss have been imported into the port.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

Rev. A, WoOliscrof', preacher for 2s
years, recently died of poisen, at Peoria, H.,
in CONSCIENCE of taking dose arsenic in
mistake for magnesis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

V1MERsoN's ARITHMETIC Nos. l.2 8,
II and Porter's Rhetorical Reader, just Ieceiv
ed and for sale by "M' Mcoahii'
eanbury, May |, lsbi-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

FHAiN PCMPs.-A small number Of these
" excellent pumps have bsen received and are
offered for sale by - sspp
Sunburv. Nov. G. 1852
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

THROUGH LIFE THEY WERE FAITHFUL.-
The Springfield Republican says; We pub
ished a short time since, the marriage of a
couple, whose ages are, respectively, "a and
73 years. They were lovers in the hey-dey
of youth, and a matrimonial connection was
then prevented by paternal authority. They
have each been married, and each lost a
partner by death. The frOsts Of Time have
tailed to chill the affections OF their hearts
and, with the weight Of Yeas upon them
they have now come together 10 fulfil the
! vows Of their early years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

New YORK, May 81, is53.-The Arabia
has fairly beaten the Arctic, and Tor once we
may as well own up candidly The British
ers are in eNtacies about it, and there is no end
TO the exulation on board The Africa, which
will carry out "lhe news" tomorrow, The
Arctic took 10 days, hours, and 10 minutes
TO perform the passage, (arriving here at
half-past one on Sunday,) but the English
man has done il in some five hours less.
4 good many bets were pending on the
trial OF speed between the two vessels, aud
during the mos, Of the day there seemed to
be more anxiety 10 know how many minutes
and seconds,he one had beaten the other, than
10 ascertain the price of cotton or stocks
The Arctic expedition, under command of
Lieut., Kane, started this morning at II
o'clock. The Advance went down the bay
in company of a. L. Carver, with numerous
party of friends on board, including many la
dies. When the vessels parted, late in the
afternoon, The scene on board is said 10 have
been very affecting.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

GRADUATES OF THE PRINTING OrFIcE.-
The Boston Post says:
"Charles Fernald, Esq, talented and en-
ergelic young printer, who four years ago
was a compositor upon The Boston Post, has
been appointed by the Governor Of California,
county Judge for Santa Barbara, Of that State
The position 10 which he has been elevated
is an extremely responsible one, embracing
criminal, civil and appellate jurisdiction
The appointment is very jndicious, and dis
plays commendable appreciation of merit.
1t will be recollected that George II. Camp
bell, Esq another Boston printer was made
Judge of Calaveras county, California, year
or two since and this latter appointment is
another compliment 10 the Intelligence of The
craft"
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TERMS OF THE AMERICAN.

THE AMERICAN is published every Saturday at
W. DOI.LhRS per annum TO be paid half~yeorly IN
advance No paper discontinued until arcaroges are
paid.
, All communications letters business relating to
ihe oihce to insure attention, must be POST PAID.
. TO CLUBS.
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Five dollars in advance will pay for three years sub
scription to the American.
One SQUARE of 16 lines, times, Sl00
Every subsequent insertion, %
One Square, months, 3OO
Six months, 500
phc year, sO0
Bueiness Cards Of Five linss per annum, 300
Merchants and others advertising by the
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different advertisements weekly. 1000
"" Larger Advertisements, as per agreement.
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How this will end is hard 10 ioresee, but
"Iriends, of the family" shake their heads,
and point TO their foreheads Significantly, as
much as 10 say there's something wrong
about our unfortunate friends phrenology'-
Boston Post.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-06-11

they in their own affairs. Stepping a
little aside so as to be unseen, the stranger
remained a silent spectator of all that
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-20

r VIII. $50 acres of the best Land in the countv
i lyin: Canal two and a halfo three miles from
he citb, 81 Lots in the Nyrth eastern cnla roe
ment oy of Evansville, five lots ON the corner M
Vine afd street in the city, fronting 81 feet on
Vine sd extending back parallel with Third ST
90 fcetiey, and ~ lots IN Lamascc city, 10 of them
frontir'n avenue. Those 81 lots in the North-
easterSement, and the % lots in lamasco If not
sold AZ sale before the third Mo1day In April will
on ths sold at public auctian at the Court hausa
in thef for particulars enquire ofthe subscriber nj
his of ourth street, Lamasco, few doors east Of
the HSign Of Notary Public and Real Fs,ats
AgendeeH -4mdw NATHAN RowLEY.
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RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSIIS;
90 per, Year d=z~< 9s = pcssSLAsS---2 -

c. F. SrARKs, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association, 10
whom will be paid commission tha will nett from
est inducements TO young desiroe otravelDg ano
visiting different sections of country, the bu sness is
pleasant and agreeable. For furtkr particulars In.
quire ut the Office or of
PHILLIP HORNRoOK, Agent.
marl2. lyd&w Water stEvansvilIe Ind.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE &C
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT

INcoRpoRArkp lslO.-CHARTEk PERPETUAL.
1mthori,sd Cspr $250.000-SabserbsdC CapI $l50, ,000
THIS long established and well known Institution
Il has transacted extensive Insurance business
for more than forty years. throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces Ii has aimed
secure public n6dence, by honorable and faithful
ulmeni Of its contracts; and the owners Of property
are assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid Public
Buildings Manufactories Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses storvs Merchandise, Household Furniturs
Vessels on the stocks while in port &c. &C., will be
insured at rates rs low as the risk will admit The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT DAY, GAVIN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, Jo6ALLYN,
CHARLES Boswell, JOHN r. BRACE.
HrNRY KrNxv CHARLES J. Russ
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRISTOPHER G. LYMAN, Assistant Sec..
UPApplcations for insurance may be made TO
ALLEN c.. HALL0CK, Agent
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
dec5 - Evansville. Ind.
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MCDONALD g. cos
NATIONAL
Dnguerrean Gallery

Da gucrream GaIIery.
NHESSRS MCDONALD q co would respectfully in
M form the citizens OF Evansville and vicinity that
fneS have taken the room formerly occupied by MIR.
Webster the purpose of establishing permanent
gallery in this city. Mr.. Mcdonald has had long ex-
perience in the business both In New York and Louis
Vile - -
Call and examine specimens Pictures inserted In
Pins Rings md Locket.. Instruction given In the art
reasonable terms and Instruments &C. DC furnished
mhs34 sf
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

VIE undersigned have this day formed conartner
4 ship, under the name and style OF LEwrs Il Ga .v
ana nave made arrangements With the late firm of Har
hgto crane Co.. to serve their successors in the
city. oes in 'nis
we would respectfully solicit tinaance ofthe pat
ronagc heretofore literally extended towards the ,
ana oespeak the good Offices of friends pledp.
ourselves to spare no efforts promote the Interest,"
Oh all VINO may entrust business to our care.
b -, 80 80 - EDWARD LEWIS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. &c.
FARMEIxS AN ID MECHANICS,
he AL T II OCIATIONI
Cleveland Ohio d Lafayette, Ind.
CAPITAhA A4o.ooo

THIS is an Association of Farmers. Mechanics and
4 Workingmen generally, for the mutual ass stauce
or each other In case Of sickness or accident.
BY the OF the Admission Fee of 81 Sd at the
time of making application; and the first Annual De-
post within ten days. you will become Life Member
and will be entitled to Weekly Ben ft If ysu should
be disabled BY Sickness Accident from pusuing
ORDINARY business occupation Females insured against
sickness common TO both sexes,
RATES OF YEARLY DRPoSI7S; ~ -
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MORGAN KEEN g. PRESTON.
Jobbers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats Cans, Bonnets. DC. DC.

MAIN FIRST AND SECOND EVANSVILLE
A RE now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock.
IA to wh> they respectfully invite attention of the
Trade. We have now 50 packages in store of Dry Goods
boughtin December and shipped at low reights-which
descriptions of Goods:
Dunners light prints. Aliens Ruby prints Dunnel,s
dark prints Saco Deaehed drills Bou blue drills Pen
poral brown rlls Tay lors A. fine brown shirtng. and
long Cloths Patapsco Ots and Amoskeog Denims Fam
cy plaid Co1onades. Fancy plaid, striped and shaded
cotton cassimeres, DC. ess
We will be receiving Good. every week throughout
the and have no hesitation in sayiIs will get
up bett stock than have ever offered 10 the trade
Our Dress Goods such as Prints. Ginghams. Lawns,
Berraages. &c. of bright and beautiful styles and OF
excellent qualies Our STUFF Goods Of the most substan
a kinds bong the Cream of the four Eastern markets.
La ever department Of Stock the Trade W II find
good and saeable Goods for = determined, old,
poor and shabby Goods shall not inside the walls
of our store.
mag MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
% BOXES GOOD CHEESE, just received aud fol
fets J. & W. REILLY.
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ME partnership heretofore existing between Horn.
L brook Burtis is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted TO the firm viii please come
forward and make immediate payment and those hayns
Claims against II will please hand them In and they
DE paid as soon as we collect Either of the parry 4,
settlement PHILIP UoPvfspr0lS !"
mh23-u JOHN BIJRTIS
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GREAT ERE IcHILLIcorHE,

Onc.third OF the Tyn Burnt to A shes
CmL,rHr. O., April 18th. 1852.
Messrs. SrrARxs * MARY
Gentlemen: Yours Of 5th Is at hand. In reply
every Safe in the fire. Exc YOURS has proven good for
nothing. Host large SIT WAS PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED-but in the SMALL SANDER BOUGHT vRoM You
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient seryt,
WM. I. CLEMONS
The above letter shovat in a resi- hot FIRE, Rlcu's
SALAMANDERs are the oIsafes TO be depended upon :
In the Pearl street fire. en- Safes, OF different makerx
were totally estroy edsH's SAFE ALONE bidding def
Ince to the flames. prelng notes, bonds and Bortga
ges, to the value OF 500. The Chillicothe fire is
parallelcase-EvERY SBuT RoH'si is destroyed. These
repeated occurrences re ncontestibiy that Wilder's
Patent Salamanders yRIcH's IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made in thdted States or in the whole
world. They can be ut the DEPoT, l46 WATER ST..
and at the Factory er of ST. Marks PLACE and
ATKNUEA, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN
Il also. at teiioring Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, IOrieans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Ceston, s. C..
THOMPSON N tESBURYS, Baltimore. Md.
HOLYOAKES, MES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORL. Toledo, o.
ALLIS 81 HOwEvansvill la,
s. SHEPARD q, Buffalo, n Y
WALTER X. MIN Lockport, N.Y.
BARNEY BRo'RS. Mobile Ala.
CHAS. H. CANELD, Savannah, GA.
HALL e. MOSTolumbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSET OWN, Wilmington, n. C..
WM RtNDApt Paul MT |
MORLEY & X oLDs. Cleveland, o. |
HAVER, BOYZanesville, o.
HY. SUGGETochester, N. Y.
JAS. HUTTorntreal, Canada.
0ct4 I-s te-rfr'
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JOHN G. MATTH EWs.
WIN Il q A H EACTO ".

sycamore ST., bet,ceen Water and First streets.
NHE subscriber has established Vinegar Factory at
Il Messrs. Zahn & Witman's Liquor Store, 1T the
above location, where families and dealers may obtain
me best quality of fVnegar less than Cincinnati prices
s VINE ar will be equal TO the best manufactured in
tne West He invites the attention of the public to his
manufactory. ldee3-6ml J. e. MATTHEWS.
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5000 BUSHELS OF PRIME WHEAT
VNTANTEDa at Pigeon Water Nils, for which we vii,
W. pay Scents per bpshel unSil further notice.
1anS7 RVDD & co.
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= PARTNERsHIf. N0TTCE.

= =. "OoDnhD has Uougnt tne interest Of John Bur
4 tbs, in the old firm of IIombrook & Burtis. Ths
between Main and Sycamore under the STYLE of Horn
brook q Woodard where shall be pleased to wait up
On All our inends. 81 asa sH r. HORNBROOK.-4
mhSS-u P.H. WOODARD.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

l lRs. CASSELBERRY & NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery would respectfully TO the citizens OF
evansville and vicinity that they prepared 10 attend
10 all calls either by day night; one or both of them
can De consulted at their Office, First street. door.
ABOVE the Sherwood House. at all times except when pro-
fessionally absent. - IsnlGtfi
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NOTICE ExTR RAoRDINARY.
WEare now selling fresh Baltimcre Oysters At Csc
w for bali. and 81 aS for whole cans.
febee ALLls & HowEs.
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aALLS PATENT CONCRETE sArEs

| august 81, lsJ9. Warranted from
W. aamp ana mould as well as fire proof.
we arc manufacturing the above superior Safe Al
our establishment on Columbia street between Rro,S
on hand good assortment - ~ NoA'--'''
n,ans oaes are better article, as II regards FIRE
ed in the United States -
say turner. that no manufacturer dare risk the
reputation OF their Safes by testing one equal ia size
anu thickness with ours far trial by fire. 30
Snouid ihe., or any of them conclude TO do so.
viii furnish them Safe free ofcharge, provided does
mol on triai prove to be the best article
n - HALL. DODDS 6x co.
aaey can De had at the Fact Y No. 49, Columbia
street, tincinna, Ohio, and in the State Of Indiana
At the follow agencies: e5 .sr- sf-. q l.f,.fr
HORNBRoOK & wOODARD, Evansville.
~ FRY & MAXWELL; Madison.
MUNFORD, & HOOKER, Lafayette. /
J. H. vAGIN, indianapolis. f-r ..f,f....
W.T.. DENNIS & CO. Richmond.
narl5 6md tes f'.Ha d tEii f7>14
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NOTICB.-1he undersigned having formed Ca
~ Partnership, will practice law under the firm al
Law Johnson: Our ofces in the second story Of Nh
Gwathmey's building First street. between Main and
Locust We shall also undertake the purchase and sa Ia
OF real estate and payment of taxes on the same Co.
ecuon Oh claims and all business to Us will re.
ceve our united attention. The Office of the iamascs
agency Is in the same place. JOHN LAW, =
MORRIS S. JOHNSON