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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25

BEHOLD THE SIGNs.-Senator Douglas
never gave utterance to a greater truth than
when he remarked, in lS49, that "the Mis-
souri, Compromise was embalmed in the
hearts of the American people, That it
is SO, look at the. result ofthe elections which
have taken place sssce he introduced his bill
repelling hm!-New Hampshire, he home of
the President, and where party feeling has
always been stronger than anywhere else
has condemned it. Iowa, Vermont and
Maine have entered their protest against it..
Who can doubt about the opinions of the
people OF all the free States OH this question.
III there be any such, a few weeks more, and
they viii all be removed. Ohio, Pen sylvia.
mia and our own State will soon follow in
the same way. 1t will be a terrible warning
To those mo now control the affairs of this
nation. They will learn that the people
are not yet prepared to obey the mandates OF
those who assume to be their Mentors.
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left, James.

The peoT lie of Vanderburg know jeff James
and no man knows any evil of him. He has
the fullest confidence of the people. He is an
honest farmer, and very intelligent IN n.
He has epresented this county before, and
gave complete satisfaction to his constituents
Enquirer.
knows e., ill.," has an unwri,ten political his
tory, which may be at this time somewhat
interesting to the people of Vanderburgh,
whose votes he now solicits as candidate
for their Representative. By what accident
or misfortune he once represented this coun-
,y, we do not pretend to know, but the "com-
pete satisfaction which he gave his constiu-
ents," may be inferred from the fact that his
constituency took the best of care to entrust
no business chaterer to his hands. The peo-
pie of Vanderburgh were reduced 10 the hui
initiating position of acknowledging the in
capacity oftheir representative to do their
business. They were compelled to beg as
sistance Of the Representative Of neighbor-
ing county to protect their business for them
in the Legislature. The people of Wander
burgh not only entrusted their entire busi-
ness with this neighboring Representative
but also commissioned him specially to take
care of Jeff, and prevent him doing mischief
and from embarrassing the business in which
they were interested.
This is the kind of man who now offers
himself as a candidate for the SURFACES OF
the intelligent voters Of Vanderburgh, and
receives the unqualified endorsement Of the
county. II Mr.. James, or any OF his person
al or political friends desire the proof Of the
foregoing, it is at their service. 1t will also
be recollected by many Of our citizens, that
he once had the candor when candidate fol
the same place, against Mr.. Blythe, to con-
fess his utter inability to represent this coun'
ty. Hadn't Jeff. better make the same con.
fession now and retire!
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Loss OF LIFE BY STEAMBoATs.-A report

Loss OF LIFE BY STEAMBOATS,. report
has recently been made to the Secretary of
the Treasury showing the number of steam
boats destroyed, and the causes of their de-
struction, during the first half of the present
year. 1t is set forth in the report that no
additional legislation is necessary on the
part of the Government to the act passed
by "Congress in 1859, to provide for the bet
ter security of the lives of passengers on
board of vessels propelled in whole or part
by steam," except to extend it so as to in
Glide ferry-boats and two.boats propelled by
steam.
The report, states that from January to
June II, 1854, there were 81 steamboat dis.
asters, involving loss of S2,274,442 and
54S lives. Of this number, 10 have been
caused by collisions, with loss Of SlO4,000
and 20 lives. Eight Of these were fitted up
according to the law o: 1852 and two of them
rot under the law. The Sc cases are all sup
posed TO have been from negligence and in:
at;en ton.
Eighteen boats have been destroyed by
fire, with a loss of Sl.4S0,5OO and al lives
These are all supposed to have been accci
dental except two. Much the larger Mum.
Der of accidents were produced by snags
there have been % boats thus lost with ;
destruction OF property to the amount o
| S290,0Q0. The San Francisco was foun
dered at sea, with a loss of 200 lives an,
property to the amount Of about 100000
OF explosions there have been eight. Tw,
of the boats have been inspected &C
cording to the law of 1852. The loss q
property was S67,5OO, and in lives one hun
dred and twelve.
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j. NJ. PICK ERING,

No. 76, WEST FOURTH STREET NEARyINE.
(Smith d Mi onS New Build,ng)
CGSfISN OHIO.
MANUFACTURER IL IMPORTER OF Dress Trim
1Nl mng Fringss Buttons. Cords aud Tasseis Thread
Tapes. Blind TRIMMING Taors Trimming and Fancy Goods
Agent for Machine Silk and Thread. Needles
Silks Worsteds and Cotton.
Eleven years exp rence in the Trimming business enables
the Proprietor his variety of
Goods rs the constantly changing Fashions demand large
stock Of Silk Frng Tase and Buttons kept constantly on
hand made Notice.
and better than those made la and cheap Persons using
sewing machines will hDd advantage procure
silk and thread made spoiled expressly machine
Store has been taken in Smith NIxons Guiding on the
site OF the Concert Hail. with view accommodate large
stock and have the well thai
he can please all who call OF favor HIM with order
Es N b. Catalogues sent by mail post paid
Sc 23-w3m
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Os- We were mistaken in saying the
river was falling last Friday. 1t was slow.
Iy rising, and rose one inch during the day.
10 last Saturday evening, it had risen six
inches. This will help the boats over the
bars very materially.
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Smith MiIIer,s Efficiency.

With what singular taste and twaddle does
the Enquirer parade the qualifications of
Smith Miller before the people of the first
district. Why, if that paper is authority, it
would appear that Smith MilIer's Influence
was omnipotent to pass any measure through
Congress that might be desired. By one
single vote of his, it appears that he has
opened the road TO fortune to every poor man
in the State! For TwLvE AYDA HALF CENTS
AN ACRE, or FORTY DOLLARS FOR
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES of land, all laid at the door, as it
were, of every poor mani! Just look at it,! :!
How can poor men be so ungrateful as TO
vote against the man who has thus put il in
their power to become SO suddenly rich.
But, say they, 'we are not informed how
this is to be DONE" This beautiful and mag
unanimous plan of giving every man large
farm for FORTY DOLLABS don't appea,
clear to US. Tell US, Mr.. Enquirer, how this
farm can be obtained, and whether it is worth
having after We do get it; and especially how
Smith Miller, SOLITARY and acne" for this
unprecedented piece Of munifcence. Tell
us, too, admitting that Col. Miller has done
all this, if he has done more than his duty,
and more than any man OF his ordinary abi-
tiles could have done.
Our neighbor mistakes his host when he
INDUCES in such silly eulogies of Col. Miller,
and talks disparagingly of Judge Hail. TIE
people of the first congressional district
know full well, that in point of bushes en-
ergy and business ability as well as in liter
airy aad legal acquirements,J Judge Hall is in
finitely the superior of Col. Miller. Judge
Hall has already proven this BY a long life oil
devotion to the best interests Of this end OF
the State. His appearance and triumphan
success over Miller on the stump proves this
There is no use, neighbor, in trying to NAL
ign the character or political integrity o.
Judge Hall in community where he is
known. The idea that Judge Hall can com.
mand no influence in Congress, will only
call down the dersion Of every sensible
man in the district, especially when the
same hireling organ asserts that Col. Miller
has as much influence as any man in tina,
body.
The effort to magnify other votes and acts
OF Smith Miller in Congress, in order to OBJ
scure and divert attention from his infamc u:
vote upon the Nebraska swinde, is entirely
too transparent to win. The people do fee
that his vote upon that question affects then
directly, the Enquirer's statement to the
contrary notwithstanding. Any effort tc
obscure that error of Miller from public view
will be fruitless. He refused to act for the
people ofthis district upon that question, unt
they now have their remedy by refusing hin
their votes. Judge Hall is the peoples man
and they will manifest their attachment fol
him by electing him triumphantly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25

o. The Enquirer puts in type ticket it
calls the "anti-Know Nothing ticket
Will it please tell US which is the Kao,o No
thing ticket! II it can convince US there is
any such ticket. we will be happy to prove
that we are not Know Nothing, by giving
it a little stronger opposition than it is in the
power of our neighbor to do.
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MONDAY MORNING.:::::::::::sEPT IS

6TThe senior editor has suddenly been
called South by important business. He re-
grets exceedingly that he should be called
away just on the eve of an important elec-
ton, but he leaves in his place an able as
sistant, in whose hands the good cause will
not suffer. We hope to be back in time to
do few days hard work with our friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25

OF-We thank Dir. Peter Burk, of Burk's
Exchange, for some fine fat Pigeons, Snipe,
&c''very neatly prepared and presented with
an appropriate speech! We understand Peter
occasionally makes rich Display of game,
&C. for the benefit of his customers, about
lunch time. He advertises to pay the high
est price for game. and he will do it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25
GLORIOIs SKINNER.

WIru the hot sultry atmospheric the rank
OF the owands the marshes the deep valleys
great rivers the au South wther and die The
drinks thu and the oecaying plants
give and poisonous that 1T inhaled
produce yellow aandce arrangements of the stomach and
Bowels DarrheG dsep terry Ague aud Fever. Bilious
Typhus Feyers Under these aud nuenand
should make free of DR. RUcE ISDAS VkGEraELs
PANAcEA 1t power cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and health Advertisement in another col
umn of paper eyS
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STATE DE INDIANA,

n
VASDEaI URaH County. %:
Jacob Lunkeahemer Clerk of She Van lerburyh rcu;t
Court do hereby certify the Sheriff Of yauderburh ooun
y that At the General Election to bs held thu places
holding elections said the second Tuesday
October ext the following State. Couaty ownsl ip
c tina be elecrei. viz:
o ,e judge ofthe Supreme Court
Oie Secretary of State.
Ote Treasurer OF State,
One Auditor of State.
One SuperintendeD ut Of Public Instruction
One MemOer of the Lo " House OF Congress
One State Senator.
Une Representativ We 10 the General Assemble
One judge OF the Third judicial
One Prosecuting Attorney for said District.
One judge OF the Coart of Co Pleas
ed ~ vsnierbu rsh and " srrick
One Prosecuting Attorney for said District.
Oue County Commissioner.
One Goronsr for VaRderbsYgh county.
One Sheriff &c
One rr
One County surveyor
One Asses z Township.
Witness my hand andth Seal OF said court at the
L. s. The 18th day OF September
A u. 1851 ,,,,,, n " ~ r.
sep2l.te JACOB LCNKENHElMbh. U. v. U. U.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25

IL Any person wanting to buy valu-
able farm, is referred to advertisement. Iii
situated in Posey county on the bank of the
Wabash, and is an excellent location in
every particular.
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IL The carrier on the upper route lost
one dollar bill last Saturday in making
change. He would thank the finder to re-
turn it to him.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Members Of Temple Honor and Lyman Beecher Divisions
Off, requested meet at Temperance Hall Tues
day evening Friday evening gath Of Sept.
TX O'Clock business Of great Importance is hand. BY
order ofCOmmitt.e. CHAS. I. BROUGHTON. Sec'y.
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BIG FlGlRES!

'E>HE highest price will he paid at BURK'S EXCHANGE
IL IN EN ANSNILLE for all kinds OF AME. F0fPiEAS-
ANTS 81 cents-W0ODCUChS rs cents and for yenIsou
Prairie Chick Quails. &C., &C.. in proportion.
sep25-t PETER RJRE
News of the Day (vinccunes) copy.
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BOOTS, SHOES Il LEATHERs,

T.. q. WEBSTER
No 63 Pearl street below Walnut & Vine,
CINCINNATI ONO.
have received thousand Boots an Shoes
suitable for Fall trade. with large of my own
of Lacies. Misses and Children shoes
very desirable assortment, which will sell at cash
Country dealers invited examine my stock
srp25-w 3m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WESTERN SEED AGRIct LTURAL WARE HOUSE.
MILLER. WiNGATE a. co.
MANUFACTURE ISS and Dealers in all kinds OF Farm
lNl aud Garden luipem.ns Moving Rvaping ami Thresh
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &C., $40 Main
Street Opposite Bsnk Louisville. Louisville. ny.
sep2J-lyw
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+. s PRESTON Il Il

LOUISVILLE PAPER Ei4LL.
e.. J. 81 A. v. DUPONT,
&CCCEsssORs to ISAAC CRoyIE. manufacturers News
~ aud Book Paper. wholesale u
ki-ds of Cards PRINT &c. Agents
manuias ture of GunJowder.
No. la Main Street Lou sville Nv.
N b. The highest market price in cash paid "a Rags.
ieinp and cotton waste.
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NUI'l(,E,

aE subscriber respectfully informs the public that Through
long practice the cloth anuacture he is enabled
MoOlen-Stuns lie
agtees, taken of clothes by him. will
and the Cloth will get the poll n
He also does mending Of short retee
reasonable prices The Public will please to give
a trial. GUSTAS III. kRACH.
Mr.. Shmth's House. aext door of DR.. Muehlhausen.
sep2l- I'm Lama CO.
HEsE.-Just reed per Umpire, Is bxs. Orange
l , Farm Cream Cheese, and for sale by
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OCTOBER, ELECTION.

Mr. SANpEBs:-You will please announce my name rs
candidate for the Office of Prosecuting the Sd
dcial District Court sep25 ii. Il. KIGER.
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i. III. RYAN.

j. II. RYAN,
IMPORTERS Dealer all desert rtions OF Leather
and Tanners OIL Oak aud Spanish SOLE Morocco Phils-
phia AID French Calf Skins. Boots Web Lace Linnys
Bindings; Lasting Ktt Boot Trees Lasts PEGS. &c hole
sale au Retail. at The lowest terms. sep2Sesmd
f. PRESTON Il co.
MANUFACTURERS OF Tobacco. Second st. between
wi VI aud W below A Hueh Co., has
nand 80 boxes Choice Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco
seplJ-6mds
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COMPREHENSIVE

FTNHE have this day formed
l. der the styl AND firm Of Hin Holiday.
acion Of General Produce, Forwarding and Cammisso
Business in this city. EDWARD K. HILL
sept2-tf MARCUS r. HOLIDAY.
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g. u. Et:CIEs,rON a CO

nonn,. ". Et:t:fEsfON d CO.,
1hnf hiEfoks OF the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
ville build all kinds Maehin
price equal 70 any m .de in any city of tbe West
make Fire Steam ET ginrs all aud Grist Mill
rons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Hons,
ons Fence Railing Of Brass Work all
Nrouzht and Bridge work-indeed
pairs. - "
We paw the highest rrce for Ser Iron Brass and Corper
sePs-tf
kABf BBLS. MOiL ASsES.-e0h f bbls choice r-sn.d
And Pant~ti.n Moasse in Oak. Cypress
CVOPerase, Tor sale lo~ by
sePi6 S. E. GILBERT CO.. syc. near Water
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JOHN r. Csi.OVER a CO.
&eROPRlEIORS Of the large Llmber Yard Main
aud 9Th Evansl lie ind would especially
builders and Others wanting lumber, their stuck
complete nsisting of
Pine boards everv grade and thickness.
Ash and Pine flooring.
Pine and Poplar understanding,
Dressed fine ceiling.
Henlock Joists and Scantlin
No. Shaved pine Shingles. land mistake.)
do Sawed do do
Poplar do do &c.
Orders from the Country will receive prompt attention.
Builders will lear mind that fine boards uniforml
cut IL and s feet long.
Terms Cash unless otherwise contracted the time
purchase. 4.
septll-3w d&w.
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PRIV iTE BOARDING

PUII lIE II JlNUINU.
HH RS DIR. NETLEY. having taken a house Chesns
I'VE street. opposite the Episcopal Church. Is prepared
accommodate Day Boarders; also two families.
sspS-2S%
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A. SANDEKS. issq.-You will please announce name
candidate election the Office SHERIFF of
derburgh County. At the ensuing October election ,
augI JOHN s. QAyiTT.
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GRASS sEEO.-The subscribers wish TO buv Sal, lusler
oil Seed or which they will pay the hishes mar
kss price innmediasel;. seys 2. CRANE CO.
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RE- We authorized Asa Iglehart
dtdate for reeleeuon office ofJudge of the Court
Pleas for the Dtret composed of the counties
Wand and arriek, the ensuing October election
eyI5
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Eg- VIZ authorized to announce the name of IRA
FAiCHILD adste for SsEFf of Vanderburgh Cour
the ensuing October election subS the decision
the County Contention. eyz2 If
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MIR SAyDERs:-P.ease anao1nce my a candidate
the Office CT Sheriff of Narderburgh County ensuing
0ctOher election.
sau6-te JOHN s. TERRY
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Ma. SASDERs:-Please announce my name Candidate
for County Commissioner Vanderbrgh County the
suing October election. seP25 SILAS STEPHENS.
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Sc We are authorized to anrorrce JOHN WALSH as
for recollection the of County Treasurer
:he October election. sept
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Mr.. A. II. SANDERS
SIR-You will please ny lndependen
Can iiateto the Couny Of Nandrurgh in the
L. gature. am nota Know Nothing. neither do expec
be'I wish to my rights as o the Oldest sci
tiers in this icing about this twenty
and beev. can Represent satisfaction
all augI5-te WIN. BATES.
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DR. J. &. BURCH, DENTIST.
avng devoted the last of his life the sd
ana practice OF bis profession would respectfully re,
quest those no in debt to him %
come forward and settle without delay unusu. or ar
part oil OF the profession which beop 10 rive
eea ane ne earnestly requests that will cal on him
In future Tor professional servicss who
willing both used an he Il mi
for op ration o the kind,
sepl2-H
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
EOa' safe.

West half of lot l67 and dwelling. on
the best business block in town-oppo-
site Cougle's.
I6O acres Of Land, s miles south OF
Pymouth; small improvement, running
water and good timber.
so acres of fine numbered land 2! miles
south of Ply mouth.
West half OF Lot II. and f quarter
Of Lot %. in one; making Lot 60 feet on
centre street. and 100 feet deep; with
large fine dwelling.
Improved farm OF 2l7 acres, on Bur-
oak flats--voluable, and TO be sold cheap
Improved farm, $50 acres. at North
Bend in Starke county--beautiful loca-
ton.
Improved farm, 1 so acres. 6 miles west
Of Plymouth.
Cincinnati, Peru & Chicago Railroad
Stocks--Bonds drawing ten per cent. in
terest, payable in cash every six months.
Property is rising rapidly. and you can
get better trades out OF me now than you
can find with any other man.
Office over Western Bank.
c. III. REEVE,
Attorney. Notary & Genl. Agent.
May 49, 1854. lift.
Z. S. Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
effected by the oldest and best companies
in the Union, at reasonable rates.
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ASez''S ROcZ, OIL.

ENROM A WE'LL 400 Feet deep, near Pitts.
L. burgh, Pa, is offered to the public as a
Natural Medicine of no common value. 1t is
different thing from The old Kentucky, or
American Oil, this 5 used INTERNALLY
as well as externally. As a local remedy in
Paralysis, Piles, Rheumatism, Deafness, loss
of Sight, Burus, &c. Also as valuable In
teInal remedy for Piles, Ague, Scrofula,
Coughs, DianhGa, ErySpelas, old sores, Erup.
lions of the skin, Female diseases, Worms
Bladder and Kidneys, Bronchitis, Pains &c,
&c. 1t invites the inveStig ating Physician, as
well as the suffering patient, TO become ac-
quainted with its merits.
Discovered in 1919, It has within 2 or .hree
years, made muliitudes of cures, and multi
tudeS of friends, and as soon as tried, the sales
not only increase Jut hold out. Testimony to
its great merit is constantly accommodating in
tie hands of The proprietor by certificates,
letters, and in otherwayS.
Full as the world is of Patent Medicines
it is thought not best to suppress this, the
work OF NATCRE--to make room for Human
Hrentions. Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale byT. A. LEMON, Pl,moGth.
RIM. LYON, Proprietor,
IS, Dearborn st. Chicago. Ill.
July u, 1894. 2lm6.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

ull sizes for sale by
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Office Of the Gin. Peru & Chicago Railway Co.

Peru, April Is, 1854.
VTNHE Subscribers TO the Capital Stock of
Il this Company are hereby notified, that
a second requisition of ten pc. cent, on the
amount Of their cash subscription, will be
made on them payable on the first Of June
next, and a like requiSition of ten per cent,
TO be paid the first OF each month thereafter
until the whole he paid.
JESSE HIGGINS, Secretary.
Subscribers living in Laporte county can
pay TO j. b. Niles, at Laporte; in Marshall
county, TO ii. b. PerShing, at Plymouth; in
Fulton county, Isiah Hoover, at Rochester; in
Wabash, TO G. S. Ellis, at Somerset.
April cath, 1851. ST.
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September 4. 1854.

told Hank that he must do this What Pa?
Why take the papers, and get straddle of my
Red Hoss and go to see these folks that said
they would pay me last January. and then after
harvest They have not done it. This, Hank,
is hard Boy. He says that he will put !.
through. Well on consideration said 60 It
Boy. have not seen him since. He s'artedi
perhaps has gone, if so call and see me, as
have my hands full of work already cut out |
have no time tn lock after delinquent debtors,
the business at ohn's will be done on the mag
netic systim of cash down and prices TO CORES
pond. JOHN COUGLE.
Sept Z 1854. 26it.
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DIR. LEMON.

Thankful for pastpatronage and confidence,
still continues his practice, and can at all
times be found at the store, or his residence,
when not absent on business.
Oct. 6, 1853. 3lu