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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-15
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
RH TyzOS. BACON a. Co.

Bf THUS. bACVN "a SV's
STREET. BErw. MAIN AND LOCUST, EVANSVILLE
fNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the clii
zels OF Evansville and vicinity, that they have on
hard aud receiving large and we'll selected stock
FRESH G. GROCERIES, embracing every thing usually
kept IL n good Family Grocery; and they hope, by
prompt attention TO business, TO receive and merit a
liberslshare put lie patronage
All orders will receive prompt attention, and goods
delivered purchasers at their doors IL desired
have q WAGON expressly for said purpose.
II PAli Goods warranted good or sale.
III F91be highest prices paid for Country Produce.
IT PPlease call ana examine stock, swe willse
apI5 THoS. BACON e. co.
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KELLER. FARNSLEY e. CO.
BETTROLFF e. SONS,

DEALERS sILv=s WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS
JEwELRY a KINDS. SILVER WARE, CLOCKS,
sPEcTAcLrs. &C.. STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND. EVANSVILLE. IA.
~ WE have constantly on hand large and COM
~ plete assortment of the above named goods, end
eAwiII sell them low as any house in the West,
therefore respectfully invite all who DESTROYS of buy
ing Watches or Jewelry to give call before purchase
ing else here as we make il to their interest buy,
OF US. ldec2lIy.
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S4DDLEI. YIlAEeDWaH COACH
TRIM NtNGS.

WE would call the attention of Saddlers aud Coach
w makers and all others dealing ia the above bust
ness fl, and complete stock, consisting in part
of HImes, Wagon, Stage aud Buggy.
LeEthers, Patent. Enameld, Harness & Skirting.
Buckles, Roller, Bride and Harness.
Webbing, Rein, Girth, Roller and Straning.
Pad. Trees, Japanned Brass and silver Mounted.
Chains, Stage and Trace.
Saddle Trees, Spanish. side, Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
Also
Axels Bands, Oil Cloihs, Duck and Drilling.
Lace FASTING and Scanning.
Bolts, Carriage and Tire.
Saddle Nails, Brass and Lace Tacks.
Bride Bits and Stirrup Irons ofevery kind.
Whips, Buggy, Riding, Gum aud Ok.
The above will sell low be purchased in
The West. (cec2l BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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EDWARD HUsTACE,

| FIRST NEAR MAIN.
II AS .4B ~ 5yS on III IND,
80 WATCHES OF the finest qualify, warranted 10
sTs> perform well an give To the buyer perfect sat
GIN isfaeton. Husace deyolcs his attention 10 the
Gus4 selection OF superior Jewelry. he Oilers
ana assortment of the richest patterr4s.
Husiace invites the attention of the Iiesto his stock
cfBreast Pins something eeganland pesshgiOthe eve.
Huslace has Ear Drops, decidedly beautiful new
sly lie justreceiv.d They Will suit the taste ofthe most
reitcd. ...tr
/ Hus.aces assortment of Mourning and Dagnerreotype
Pins q re the finest
Hustaces Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains are Just
what They should be, variety of patterns, some OF the
mos; elaborate work manshp
Hustace has Gold Loekets single and double pretty
and good--no mistal e.
Hustaces Gold Pan they need recommends.
ton. In all of his goods have acquired repUta-
ton sufficient in this com munii!.
Hustace has just received fine LOT OF Silver sp0ons.
They the very best quality warranted the pure stuff
Hustaee is prepared Ia do h craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Lettered.
Husiace can rep ir Watches in scientific Manner
All work executed with and finish unsurpassed.
Husace sells cheap.Q refunds money for articles hot
giving satisfaction andthus gains the confidence OF the
Iatronzing public. lniy2
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

Cop Hl y EhsSkttP NOEECE.
TIME undersigned have this day formed CO-partner-
i ship under the name and style OF +. YaHtier d Mar
CONNER and viii continue tho Hat and Cap business
their stand, Main street between Frat and Second
(Morgan. Keen ~ PrestOn's old stand.)
We would respectfully solicit CO. tinuance Of the
patronage heretofore literally extended towards the
late firm, pledginS ourselves spare nothing tomert H.
p. VAUTIhR,
4. MARCONNIER.
Persons indebted TO the late frm will please call and
make settlement. decl
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STOVES! TIN AND COPPER ESTaB.
AND BUGGY MAKINGil

CAHtIAG AND bUH GI w AhtN0!!
NTESSRS. SATERLEE d. DE'GARM0 have now on
lNl hand good assortment of and two hsrse Car
rages Rockaways and Buggies. manufactured al nelr
own shop after the most approved and modern ssIes.
Messrs. S. DEC. will promptly Gil all orders ior Gus
tom work in the neaest and most substantial manner
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eiihf IN
quality or price. They have an experienced Carriage
Blacksmith who does up the Iron work III st't no to
be exCelled. sll-H
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NEW FAMYLY CROCERY.

NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
THE undersigned has removed his stock Groceries
Il from Water street, to the New Brick Building,
corner OF Locust and Second streets he designs
Keep regular supply ofgovd articles, appropriate
Family Grocer y aud to sell at the lowest cash prices
he hopes to receive share the patronage of those
around him. J. NJ. HAMILTON.
sepI5 DIFF
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CRENCENTCITYE OUNnr,

M are now turning out some of the most complete
w Engines, and other Machinery built in the
west and at Cincinnati prices ii not lower All person:
wanting anything in our line, will find it to their Interest
to call and examine our work.
mhl7 G. D. EGGLEsToN & co.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT
lNcohroRArED lsi0.-CHARTEa Perpetual
CAPITAL s3oo. ooo-aH paid in and invested
>HlS long established and well known Institution has
transacted extensive business fer mo
than forty years throughout the United States and the
North American provinces 1t has aimed to secure pubic
confidence by honorable faithful ulhment of its
tss and the owners Of property assured tina all IAN
claims or loss under is policies will be literally adjust aud
promptly paid Public Buildings. Manufactures Mills Ma.
ehinery Dwelling Houses Stores Merchandise. Household
furniare Vessels the stocks while in &C., &c
will be insured at rates low the risk will admit
III HUNTINGTON, Pres't.
G. B. BOWERS. Secretary
So Applications for insurance m be made
ALLEN c. HALL0CK. Ag't..
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
eyIl Evansville Ind.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS "A. TIAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 South William street, New YORK.
DElNG long established with extensive connection
I'D in the ABOVE business respectfully socits consgn-
ments ofa kinds or Western Produce, which will receive
and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made ON all Shipments when required BY
J. II. MAGHEE e. CO.,
feb20-f Evansville, Ind.
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IUSr received direct from New York. the latest styles
.b OF Berages Grenadines Tissues Silks, Ii WINS, Cali
Goes, Ginghams, Berege de LANES and French Jaco-
Nets. (ap2g SHANkLlN 81 REILLY.
WE have just opened very derirabe stock Of Bon
w nets, the latest Fashions; also Bonnet Ribbons
Parasols and Fans, which we invite the attention
the La les before making their selections.
ap29 sHANhLlN d REILLY.
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CILKS!-Black, Broca6e and watered, fancy plaid
- and striped justrec'd and for sale very low at
l.. SILBERMAN'S,
my23 Main stree ] below Branch Bank.
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ICE CKEAm.
WAR DECLARED!!

WAR DECLAR D.! Z
EVI SILBERM IN has declared, mot war;, but that
he has lust received the finest stock of Spring Goods
ever brought to Evansville. and that he AID WILL
sell them az cheap any other house in the West
His NEW STOCK consists in part of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing ofevery description.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
And every other article in the line of Fancy Goods He
manufacturing his Clothing in this city. has the
best and most and warrants salts
faction or no trade. Call and me. [spI2
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RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

A ND BRIDGE BUILDERS wanting Car Wheels,
Iron work of any description, can be accommod
ted promptly at our establishment. We challenge q
western Country to produce BETTER SMITH than Il
Foreman of our Smith Shop.
mhl7f G. ID. EGGLESTON & CO.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

THE undcrslgned nave Purchdseu TWO
~ Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace ira
&e<A movements to il, and have on hand 70
Ah, hire a good stock of HOSES, BUGGI rs an .
CARRIAGES TO which we invite the attention Of tn.
public They intend from this time to edeaFor TO salts.
public in this particular sud hope hs
articles ar terms will prove agreeable. Carriages for
parties excursions funeral &C., ways on hand BENT
provided with good hosers, prepared to board
orses and keep them in the best style
aug34 NJ. & E. II. DeGARMo.
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: Stop nv Panar.n

Il 7 n u ~
The following remarks are Il ! TOO GOOD to be
thrown ja71jaer without At leaSs passing notice!
They are tue TO the letter, and suitable 10 all
localities We are Of oPid1on f,hsithe weakest
capacity cannot fail to understand them:
It's astonishing 1Yhat!exslissfdse EMOTIONS some
persons thaFe If thair own riqPortapce1 Ahey
seem to Imagine they are altogether necessary
to the onward rcll Of our little world, and that
if, by any means, they should be showed OUT
of the way, the screws would be so loose that
the old macIin s,would no longer hold tugether;
and of course, if such important personages
only say to,an editor, stop, my paPer,' the
whole establishment must go 10 pot instanter.
We have often laughed in our sleeve though
outwardly we looked as grave as an owl
when one Of these regulators Of the world has
marched into our editorial sanctum, and or
dered a discenlauauce ofhis7 paper u Andit
always does ". COED to see how the, starch is
taken ont of him, while the editor smilinsly
replies, 4 Certainly, sir, with the greatest
PlSoSulCS Just dS SOUH d. lHO NiOAh uao SulOlCu
a hundred or more names, which have just
been sent in The mighty man willis down
like the narrative Of Whipped spaniel, and he
shrinks away muttering to himself. Well, |
am afraid that stopping my paper has not ruined
him after ALL
These swells, who stop their papers on ac-
count Of some milf which has found its way
into their craninm, are sure tufwatch the time
Of the next Issue, thinking thatanother number
will make its appearance; and they are sure to
borrow their neighbours copy to see if il does
not contain the editors farewell address to his
readers boA A lV1 tAfDEr
We once knew minister WHO, ip descrb-
ing the Christians character, and the circum-
spection Of his walk, said the way TO heaven
required as much care as itdid for a cat to walk
on wall covered with broken bottles. 1t is
so with an editor; if he is to please
everybody. tfa- a'rA 5oae
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ARTIFICIAL FUEL. Il. G. Ducayla, Of Dor
deaux, France, has lately patented an article
Of thisnarna, 5made of caalA ashes, wood. an
thracile coal. dust, dry, clay, peat earth. and
common mud, sea Salt and nitrate Of lead. -
Two .hifds dftke conPo6hd must be Of coal
Gus, and -four pounds of the hiiraterof lead are
addedfor every tsay The rest of the ingre-
dents named are made Up of equal parts BY
weight, excepting thesal2 Ten ponds Of that
being sufficient for.one Ton. These substances
arc vel mixed together, aud formed into dough
balis and dried ii The sun l These Balls may
be Of any suitable size: y 55vCH TClJy7
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UsEF1G INyENTIoy FOR DRAUGHT HORSES
Mr.. w. Rice, of Boston, Lincolnshire, has
patented an invention, which will tend greatly
to decrease the labor of draught horses. 1t
consists of spring link formed of steel or In
dian-rubber, attached to the traces hame
chains, or any part of the harness ! so that,
instead Of a horse taking dead pull at start
ing, and frequently coming down, the load is
gradually admitted tothe shoulder, by (which
means the collar forms "a complete cushion,
and prevents both sore shoulders and broken
knees. --LirepOOl paper. .l
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Sir Leaac Newton and Foltaire On
-. Railway Travelling. --.sr


Sir Isaac Newton wrote work upon the
prophet Daniel, and another on the Book Of
Revelation, in one Of which he said that. in
order 10 fulfil certain prophecies before GER
tain date was terminated namely, 1860 years
there would be a mode Of travelling Of which
the men Of his time had no conception nay,
that the knowledge of mankind would be 50 in
creased, that they would be able TO travel at
the rate of fifty miles an honr. Voltaire, who
did not believe in the inspiration Of the Scrip
lures, got hold or this and said l.~5
Now look 1t that mighty mind Of Newton,
who discovered gravitation, and told such mar
wells for lis all to adinire-w when he became an
.oldsuianl aud 1got iutoU his dotage, he began 10
study1hqt book called the Bihle and ii seems,
in order to credit its fabulous nonsense, we
must believe that the knowledge of mankind
will be SD increased that we shall be abe to
travel at the1rate offfly miles an hour. The
poor dotard!' said the philosophic ipfdel, Vol
taire, in the selfcomplacency Of his pity. But
wh6tiis The jotafa nows!-4fUe Bri,on. q A
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The DEAD OF THE MEDITERRANEAN.-
whole qkanbe 4 ofgthS bsArsrra4sA Aas. be

strewed with human bones. Carthagenians,
Sgriaus, Sidopiona odEgyptiaAS4qC PersiahB,
Greeks, and Romans-v7lhsfe they lie, side by
side, beneath the eler0al lwaters J. and the
modern ship feichesofreigta from, Alexan-
dria, in its whole course evef buried nations.
\ may be theucorrgpHop effherdead that RoY
aif PrRhtHessi p lIls PhsphS ssqsneapftRe
wave IN the East they havea superstition on
this subject, which represents The spirits Of the
departed as lowering 4 whether on land Or va
ter, over, the .sputs where the -rpinspf their
earthly iaberdacfes are found 50 that, in
ploaghing the Mediterranean, we.sail through
armies Of ghosts. more malliiudious than the
waves n, it is their union and throning togeth-
er, says the OEientals.Ithat constitute the Phos-
iphoreseepce nf the sea,3tiYni 9YE IVA 93j
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CLOSING OF Dts4liraIAra1 rs.LFhe Louisville
Copfer reports at least SO per cent. decrease
in Bourbon 'whiskey. In Harrison county
alone the amount of last years distillat was
about $4,000 barrels This year il WI not BE-
more than 10000. .75Aogm
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A village school master announced one day
to his scholars, that visitor was comlng in
soon 10 examine them If he question You
in geography said he, he probably viii ash
you what is hegeal foFmgof tie sear.h, and if
You do not remepber,, YOU have only to cast
your eyes toward me, and will show you my
sqpf box 10 remind you that. il issround.,-
Now the teacher had two snuff boxes, one
round which he used son Sundays, and tile
other square, which he carried week days.
The fatal day came the visitor, as the master
had foreseen, asked one of the scholars the
form Of the earth. a, sHk al.frst was Little en-
barassed, but looking towards the master who
showed his snuff box, he Immediately answered
without hesitation Sir, il is round Sundays,
and square the rest Of the a0eek.'
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TbeiaMa nst,..n
my Experience in Babies, STRIP

81 Z
my Experience in Babies, Sir"
Disrespectfully' dedicated so the Fsnowne
Bachelor who wrote an Essay ofseveral page
on an Hours Experience with Baby
pan w ny MARY NEAf0Oh
Twas night and all day long I'd strove s-
To soothe my little suffering dove.
Oh, whose beside mothers love Z. l1l
Could rightly nurse baby? er,
laid me down to steal some rest, z
Its head was pillowed on my breast; "a
In dreams, my husbands love still blessed
Me and my darling baby, .....,7.
aHs ues " t.i-,.psl W. .i-u..7 r
Bat soon its piteous meanings broke a
My rest, and from my dreams Invoke
To feel its pulses feyerish stroke,
Ny little suffering baby .....,.,.-,,.
" And oh, how hot its little head a lh
Rise quick and get light, dear Fred '',
Something unusual, I'm afraid
Is ailing our poor baby
Wrh~gE IRA so .ts
Slowly he rose, with sullen grace, 1tTT
The light cleaned on his cloudy face
Il never knew twas (mans!) place
Before, to tend badyT' A 81 ~
My pulses thro6bed; terror crept
Throughout my heart; and, while wept,
This noble man lay down and slept, ,.a
And left me with my baby.
Oh, you light-hearted, beauteous maid,
Whose greatest cares to curl and braid,
Far from life's lessons have you strayed,'
If you neer think Of babies ! a.a 90
Then learn from me, natron staid,
For this alone araS prop'an made,
After her sovereign lords obeyed,
To nurse and tend the babies.
s.t. 4Il. ..l Lady's Book.l
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Host Popular Curative Agent in
the EvOFhsS!!

They were first Introduced III the United States about one
year since through with the SINE trial in Eu-
rope. and were Introduced into every Hospital in
New York. where they IN daily use, ciecng even
MORO WONDERFUL CURES than had ever before been
awarded ti.m.ri balfmnf tHE --rf a.7 tf.Hafr"f
They are hgly recommended by frois. Valentine Mott,
Van Buren, Post, and others who have published their
views of tefr power ana value iii several of theinecal
journals IN that city and are also IN the daily practice q
recommending Acg use PATIENTS full o their
opinion may also be found in every pamphlet and ~
the address of any person III tie State, w applying post
paid to Dr. JOHN MATTHEWS who il agent for BATH
The Chains be sent by mail With fun descriptions for
'
Price Of Chains, SO and So a'h +.'li li ""t.
Physicians politely invited to call and examine their
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No person need fear that they win not accomplish Just
what i claimed they can DO and All persons who have
become dsglsted with constant pouring down Of patent
nostrns 5otlei swilD are Kindly ana politely invited II
give thm a trial. I-U .
NJ d. One Chain viii last for years and lose none of s
electric power by use and be applied % either adult or
child.i a# ~. STEIN EtP CANT FOR the T. States.
For saen Bath by Ir. y. MATTHEWS, A. q. PAGE and
Il. CLARKE. ~ ... ff... .. ems.
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Commissioners Notice.

TUE undersigned having Been appointed ~ the Honor
u able Judge Of pobate for the County of Lincoln, Com
sinersto receive aud examine the Claims of creditors
ohe estate Of Wian $. Walker late of Bath in said
~ deeease represented usolven hereby give notice that
haEeb allowed to said creditors, to bring in and prove
their claims ana basEEe slr asnd to tire Service assigned
u.s. at the oics Of J. S. Sewa in Bath, Saturday. the
TIN lyof eeeer ne ~ ana OF Saturday tie 3lst day
onDecamber, next and the last Saturday, in the months
ofJsnuary FbrArs March and April, A. d. 1854 at from
two four O'Clock in tie serqoon, each Of said days.
JAQeB&e sEJEAEL.l Commissioners
J. ELLSW ORTIZ, wv, IS n I" Irs5 III W
Bath, 10Y, 16, 1853, 3m22 |
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= CoI Benton declares that the central
part Of the Racky Y Mopntaias has territory
enough 10 make mountain State double the
size Of all the Swiss cantohs, with everything
as grand in scenery, and without the drawbacks
Of It's avalanches, glaciers and cold
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Sleigh-Riding with a Young Widow.

Sleigh-Riding with a Young Widow.
Snow had fallen; the young people Of. the
village got up afgrand sleighing party TO a
country tavern at some distance and the inter-
esting Widow I,ambkin sat ia the same sleigh
under .fle same buffalo as myself sOh! oh !!
don't 7 she exclaimed, as we came to the first
bridge catching me by the arm, and turning
her yelled face towards me, while her little
eyes twinked through the moonlight. Don't
whatF asked I'm moi doing anything =
Well, but ! thought you were going totake
TOLL replied Mrs, Lambkin, . Toll : re-
joined, what's that 2 Howl exclaimed the
widow, her clear laugh ringing ont above the
music Of the bells. DIR. Meadows pretends
he don't know what toll is = 2 Indeed, don't
then,' said, laughing in torn. = Don't know
that the gentlemen, when they GO on a sleigh
ing party, claim a kiss as toll, when they cross
a bridge Well, / never 81 When next we
came to bridge, and claimed the toll, the
not sufficient totear its and somehow when
the veil was removed her face was turned d.
rectly towards my own, and in the glitteripg
of the moonlight, the horse trotting on himself,
toll was taken for the first time in his life by
Dra6 Meadows. Soon we came to long
bridge, but the widow said it was no use to
resist, and she paid up as we reached it with
out struggle. 'But you won't take toll for
every arch, viii you, Docior!' she asked . To
which the only reply was practical afIirma-
tive to the question. Did You ever, reader,
sleigh-ride with widow, and take toll at the
bridges a.
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CONSJJ III pTION!

TIE above kXpeeoran prepared by inexperienced Ply
scan and Chemist, has now become a-stanlarl Pre-
paraon ana IS offered for the complete Of those dis
cases Of The THROAT ana LUNGS which, If neglected
usually terminate fatally in CONSUMPTION. Ii contains
no OptH7 CQiomet any mineral whatever, but Is com
posed entirely Of those Roots, Herbs and Vc@ea5e Sub
stances which have Specific Influence upon the Lungs ana
thelr connected orgaRs A. mnedie effect il to alay all
irritation, and ge4ty the phlegm and other morbid
secrtons from the throat aria Airrassages thus relieving
the Cough by subduing the Inflammation ana other causes
which give rise to IT, Ii approved Of and recommended
by Physicians OF the highest standing and NAV be given
with perfect safety 70 the youngest child the most deli
cate female. .rf.f s-..I s rt.- Z. ...
SIG Broadway Newly ok. t
New England Dep0t-BURR q PERRY, No / Cornhill,
Boston, Mass. ,,.trrg 4 .u..f. h ..-. - --. . Is
Sold in Bathby A @. PAGE Topsham, " 7. Lltefeld;
brunswick, Nm. Baker, Wiscasset, Il. Dana; Damaris-
GOTTA 81 Dana, Jri B1Wionlam, G r. Tinker; Lisbon Fac
torys j. g. Tebbitt. .t -...- a +H h-ra ta 6m25 r-
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l'HE subscriber would infoFmtthe citizens or Rafh
4 and vicinity that he has takeh The store recently
occupied By Kendall Richardson 4 Co., where M
lhEs so rtule qf HaTdHE ~ III euse rnish-
ing and Finishing Goods. Also, large assortment .
qfGVrpeute rsl Folds Tx patronage o. the public IN
solicited. HENRY MI RnVFV
Aprl ~ H44 Front st., BATH.
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WMsOtfs FaiFbssnhiG .Gcs.

.AaAsIE z SOLE PRoPRIET0Rs. ~ rss HnvI
nos, 43 q As Hanover Street, Session.
md coa ntP III III n IN prpcRaI ggts e city
j. DnsSSd ~ - = ts s1~n ssb3H " k1HG
81 nn1 sdd r. rss4 a4 n.y. Ssasf oi itse'
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