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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is, 1854
Wood! Wood!

Those of our patrons who know them
selves indebted to us and who would
rather discharge their Indebtedness in
wood than otherwise, are informed that
we Will very kindly accept of several
loads OF the article, as we wish 70 make
preparations to guard against the cold and
stormy blasts OF the approaching winter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18
Emigrant Ship Ashore--Terrible Loss
of Life.

New York, Nov. l3. The ship New
Era, from Bremen, with $50 passengers,
went ashore last night during the preva-
lence of thick fog, off Deal, on the New
Jersey coast point about f6 miles south
of Sandy Hook. The vessel will proba-
bly, prove a total wreck. No particulars
have yet been received, and some anxiety
is fell for the safety of the passengers.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Various reports are anoat this afternoon
OF serious loss Of life by the wtecking
of the ship New Era. The most anthem
tic and reliable statement is, that about
30 of the passengers, with the captain,
succeeded in reaching the shore, buG that
the rest were unable TO do SO and Were
left on board. OF these one half were
drowned either between decks or by be-
ing washed overheard
THIRD DESPATCH.
The latest accounts from the wreck OF
the New Era, are that the steam tug
Achilles was lying of the wrecked ship,
and The Leyiathan steamer was nearing
the spot.
The vessel was on ihe first voyage aud
will prove a total loss. She had only a
small cargo. The ship lays broadside to
the sea, and the sea is heavy with foggy
weather.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
New YORK, Nov. IS. The ship New
Era lies broad side to the sea, three hun
dred yards from the shore. In the effort
TO make connection with the ship all OF
the balls at the beach we're shot without
success and no lines could be thrown TO
the wreck. Those on shore sent to the
other stations for more balls, but without
success.
Only twenty passengers succeeded IN
getting ashore in the ships boats. The
life boat succeeded in reaching the ship
but once, when ten passengers attempted
to come ashore in her. She turned over
twice, and at last righted, but only five OF
the ten passengers were saved. 1t Is
thought that seventy persons were washed
overheard. The sea was breaking over
the ship, and it was likely that many
more would be washed over before morn
ing. -.
Captain Henry was saved in the life
boat. The ship is total wreck. Two
hundred passengers are clingi"g TO the
wreck.
The ship went on shore at eight o.
clock this morning. lis doubtful II she
will hold together till Tuesday morning
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18
Latest Foreign News.

By the Asia we have three days later
from Europe. Severe fighting had taken
place between the beligerents near Sebas-
topol, resulting in heavy losses to both
parties, the English cavalry suffering very
severely. The allies remained in posses
session Of the field, bat much obscurity
prevails throughout the accounts as to the
actual results to the respective parties
The siege and bombardmenl still conun-
ued. Two Russian SHIPS had been des-
destroyed by the fire from tic batteries.
Much sickness prevailed within the walls
of the city, and the supply of water had
began to fail. Prince Menchikoif reports
officially a loss of $500 at the Battle of
Alma, which is not greater than the loss
of the Allies. Gorschakoti' was strength,
ening his position on the Danube.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18
Shocking Rail Road .9ccident-Orer
Ihirtu Persons KILLED and u founded.

Shocking Rail Road .3CcideRt-Orer
Thirty Persons KILLED and Uo1mded.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-The passenger train
for Rock Island, which left this city al
Ii o'clock, on Wednesday night, met
with an accident near Minoka, in the
breaking of the axle Of the engine, which
proved most disastrous in It's results. The
train was thrown off the track, and some
thirty or forty of the first class passengers
were either killed or wounded.
The engineer, VIM. Brown, had his
ribs broken. About dozen of the pas
sengers were so badly scalded by ,he hot
water and steam escaping from the boiler
OF the locomotive, that they cannot recov-
CT. Several of the names of the sufferers
have been received. Among the badly
injured is Margare. Laughin. of Gettys,
burg, Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18

One OF tie most elegant churches in
New York, now building in the upper
part Of tic city, is paid for out Of the pro-
ceeds of an acre of land, left MANY years
ago by parishoner 10 one of the clel gy-
men for he pasiurage of COW.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18

A MONUMENTAL Monument beau
tini design and execution, has just been
completed in Wheeling 10 be placed over
Vie remains Of the la!e Hon. Jno. +. Snod-
grass, Of PafkeIsbnrg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18
Latest from Texas.

The New Orleans papers of Tuesday
have been received, continuing Galveston
dates to the 9Th INST.
The Austin Times states, that the Sec
retarv of War has counleImanded the
mastering Of the State Rangers, but the
Governor has determined to muster the
companions al the expense Of the United
States.
The dragons had a fight with the In.
dams. in which they lost seven men and
all their horses.
The Galveston Times Of the 9Th iast.,
says that Major Emory and his company
have left San Antonio, to enter upon the
discharge Of the duties assigned 10 them
as U. States Commissioners. The same
paper remarks than Gen. Pelham, the
Surveyor General Of New Mexico, passed
through the CITY yesterday, for the field o}
operations.
General Houston is organizing the
Know Nolhlngs throughout The Slaye.
Attempts upon the French Emperor's
illO az 'I'O'~ - tNClb AHdA pCOpiC eiS q
ware Of, says Paris correspondent Of
one Of the papers. Three consplracles to
blow him up with Internal machines have
been detected within month, and one
scoundrel took shot at bin with a pls-
tol, without effect. The assassin was
killed and planted at once. Napoleon is
man without fear, Notwithstanding these
attempts. lie exposes himself freely ev-
erywhere and almost alone.
EXTRAORDINARY WoMAN.-In the coun-
y Of Harrison. Mississippi, hives female
herurt--a curiosity, indeed, Of her sex,
because prone 10 solitude and silence.
She lives in a house the fabric of her own
hands, cutiya'es her own fields. splits her
owr rails, does her own fencing, aud the
present autumn she will have one hundred
bushels OF corn to sell, and few hundred
bushels OF potatoes, ali the product Of her
own unaiJed and nAumIllb,e abors She
lives alone--no husband. nor children, MOI
.ntlghboIs nearer than three miles.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18
EvADING THE MAINE LAVA l

EvADING THE MAINE LAVA novel
mode Of supplying the wants Of those who
thirst after hre-waler, is now in success
full operation in Hartford, Connecticut.
A person Gf a stranger is connected by
one of the knowing ones into building
in by-street, and after going up stairs
and down stairs, through Railways and
various winding ways, finally arriving in
irving in d room, on one side of which Is
a small round hole in the wall, in which
is small dumb waiter; over it is inscTIb
ed 1.-The wheel of fortune" A person
wishing to try his fortune writes upon a
small card, and with a piece of money
puts it in the dumb waiter; away goes the
waiter, aud shortly returns with glass of
Oiard, punch, or any thing YOU may have
desired. Inquire who keeps this place,
and the answer comes through the little
hole in hoarse voice, "a Know Moth
my"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-11-18

The LARGEST Mill IN THE WORLD
The Lowell Mass. Journal says:-The
largest and most comprehensive mill in
lhe world is the Pacific, at Lawrence.
1t makes none but the finest kinds Of
goods, and the success Of lis operation is
looked to with great interest by manufac-
turers. The floor surface of this immense
structure is sixteen acres--the largest mill
in England is eleven and a half acres.
There is now in operation 10000 cotton
spindles, and 10000 worsted spindes A.;
and these are 10 be increased to $4,000
and 10000 respectively. There are l.
200 looms in operation, 10 be increased TO
400. These with two thousand. pro-
duce 100000 pieces Of cloth per annum,
oue-half de lanes. The weekly con-
SUMPTION OF cotton is 10000 pounds, say
800, 900 per annum, and 5000 pounds
of wool. Once month the two thou
sand hands assemble at the cashiers Of
fee, where Mr. ClaPp pays ont to them
100000 for wages, appropriation 10
each one the exact amount she has earned.
DEADLY AFFRAY NEAR ST.. CHARLES,
Moon Wednesday afternoon, Nov. ID,
a drover named John Reynolds was drl-
wing a lot of cattle through the toll gate,
one and half miles beyond St. Charles,
when he got in dispute with the gate
keeper, a German, who, with another
German took hold of him and tried to
pull him from his horse. A third person,
also German, who was standing near
by, ran into the Office and brought out a
shot gun and presented it al Reynolds,
who Immediately drew a revolver and
shot him dead. lie fired the remaining
barrels at the other two, bo'h of whom
were wounded, but no, danlernuslY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

NoR SALE PROPERTY ON WASHINGTON AND
Warren sreets.-lhe vaosnt lot No. 1863, thu
aide Wss ingon street. &c front, by 50 fee,
in depth adjoining tbs southeast corner of street
on Warren street By 26 feet in depth ahuns the
Of the Aforesaid lot No. 269 gon street. forming
from washiuston to Warren street The
house be altered into stores by small outlay
by using forty feet the Washn
be made g deep giving sufcen. for three good
the most advancing business part the city ADD 10
i'm neghborhocd of the Erie and Hudson River Rl
road depo.s. FOR prioe and terms apply to JAAES H.
THORNE. l6S Walker strset.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12
SECOND BOARD.
Mines and Mining.

WEDNESDAY, Jan lis p
The activity ct the board to day ctieay ia the
Boston stocks National sold 9. 37h Winthrop At ~;
Tolec reached II y, buyer 80 advance OF aud
on the last bids. Two hundred Ripley went off Ut 4.
The excitement in Conrad Hill still lasts with GALES OF
1000 at Gold Hill Was In some dsmard at 81, at
which fgure two small lots Sold North Carolina is
stationary at b buyer CO. Ulster sold at the Brorsrs'
B< ARD at q bat the movement which expected to
follow the election has taken place Oao Iapd Aod
Marble sold at 2A much lower figure til An the
gers anticipated 1t would reach Among the bids for the
large copper stocks may mention le5 for Mnnesots;
6 for Copper Falls 16 for North vest and 81 for North
American. For Lehgh, 27s vas freely offered for
Parker Vein, Z: for Potomac, az for Norsich, Q; FOR
Springfield "a for Mineral 36c Potomac is held At
Doug Houyhton ~ 81 Summit, s; Hartford Qaarry,
u.s. Phoenix Gold, y Rutherford la McCulloch, 81,
company has been Organized uuder the name CT tss
Hampshire Gal and Iron Company, for the purpose Of
woI, ing the coal beds and veins in Virgins aud
Maryland. The locale Of their property, and the plan
they 10 pursue may be seen from The
extract from the Alexandria Gazette -
Toe Ibis, 'S sns q @ aSss soS
pSs The s: 81 Ss pns 81 %
OeTses Creek RAILROAD gives cemp.ny Of
GreTen The sssUs ., s so. Ins ,,s IN E
mont all Of which ,s underaid hy the foot and other
at this end Of The BASIN thicker ana Of better assy
1s s t.. Is The he G ID s
road and thus facilities and advantages which
Col Hughe- the president Of tho company and Gen ry
and other directors In the field devsn the best
mode OF early ening OF this portion OF Its mues
TIE company own an mmenss reserve OF oosl lind in
HARDY equity witch awis the completion OF the Alex
andria Leudoun and Hampshire karead. 10 contribute
county fs sy Il IN
Of which has hther been Aluost unknown, consisting of
some 90 acres nat recently ben careiuy and securst y
surveyed BY comteent VIII, report that these
lands lie tn north branch Potomac thstIom the
cation OF the Mar Gap Railroad and the AlexAn
udoun snd Hampshire Railroad. ia progress, ss we'll
the ton OF tbe u. Iii Ohio R,roas the mae
raj and ethrr PREDICTS ef these Ian be carried to
ket by The 40 exaudra al by ths latter TO
Bal and that st rreseit road o. twenty niles eS
tent with ascending sr.de II IN the ines of less than
tix lie would connect with those FORKS sd
place there mines nifty sixty miles tide ter than
than hose Of the orges Gre end Of the coal sd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

srOhT-Ar THE abby HOTEL, ON THE BLOoN
~ ingdAle rcsd. ru.sd neat ST me To- kin me
III be fhovn seis sim zoe meet hros
he procured jn TO states the A-trs co eened
c. .oRsoy, Pr sri,tarN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

A SOPRANO, TENOR AND BASS. OF COMPETENT
N musical abilities wish Engagement in church; They
acquainted with chanting abe beet references given
A BEAUTIFUL $40 ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE roR
"A ssie for SJExoeent metallic fame, round
ner teen used only two months perfect in all aud
fully wsrranted BY cciebrst makers TIE
ksvc the country. can be seen at ISL Hadssa street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

read Of Missouri for the month Of December amounted
to SO 2ss H. OF wh,h 1929 OIL for freight and
81 ob7 10 from passengers Among the freight brought
down may be noticed lead iron wheat corn live STOCK
timber, game, slaves 10.
The report of the Auditor Of the State Of Pennsylvania
that the value OF stocks and public works owned
BY the commonwealth amounts to s34 1855 $50 70; OF
this, $l,61Ss96 GA Is in turnpike navigation and other
stocks and s32 bA IA the valuation or cost Of public
canals and railroads.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of coal
rent to market rom the Ca bondA region in each Of the
past twelve years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12

III htRAhE STD~k FOX SALE THE StpCt, f'A
In ard sodw n one ~ tne oliat s'tahst-d 70
srdssre ,ihfe. IL We city S be esrsSet - a.
,he III ,ith Il ne grc:rfs'o-. he sti.s "a -
don g. and tss s<as. done, slsrs. sts oaises sui
rpsta = aoy one -rht5e 80 enes<e ~ the
suf:El Tor tIrlter nioi nation adafess sraid en- a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12
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~SsU BALL SEASON.

GRAND BAL PARE Kr COSTUME DE sARAcco, A!
(T The gr,nd roIlInea Thursday even ,nusry @
Ills t, y iii he the fashionable and recnerc OF the
reason and given the srront solicitation MS pupils.
.d. Al gentlemen posing TIE FIRST cla Of -eccty Of
tie 4, ted Mates IL rush la the morans from II
hi e,oloek and from u ~ the evening B-sdes seve-
raj new ennos, msst and elegant ds1ce called
Calos TAXA If Professor Sara will be dAnced and the
musc will he rfoTmed fall band under the drsetion
Il Ne the only one e.rable 70 execnte IT, uoaern
New yor. Iiesess e. admission FOR the ball -:
with prvilge Of t~soty SIS payable In sdvsnce
II 10 ssareely .Hude Mr. ssraee :, pfotes
sonsl sties the super his talents Aud TIE raptd
pr Of HE pup are san,cd Adults sho asve never
drccd before taught the modern dan ia the ruse
last OF isssohs viii be given Ia Nes York. ~
Professor sarseoo, rsoasy other tsat sit
i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12
CuaDESL.YD Coal TRADE FROM l84l TO 1854.
Len1nrts II Rradfo.Lts palm. nj

In lsa2 the trade was first opened and the per cent
increase in 1Si3 1912 greater than has been
any since Every year shows increase the
previous, and the aggregate is large that ord
rary per cent increase makes the quantity very great
The receipts Of coal at tide water from the Cum
regions in 1854 will in all probability, amount to more
than seven hundred thousand toss.
The Boston Daily Advertiser of the 18th mat gives the
annexed exhibit OF the condition of the banks ana ns
tutons for saving In Massachusetts, prepared from off
ca returns made to the secretary Of the
dated The is, Saturday in October 1853 compared with
hote for 1867
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OCCIraT's AND AURINTs

TBT FAR AND Eyr.-DR HEATH, AUtisT AND
ctus dew tee Ills eoi.i sttenan 30 de fine and al
tissssea Of The rui mee howard st re' nrst
deer sa4t Of Bro.dwn H"urs from 10 A 70 4. "
Numerous ~'cr,n tc, snsAtiy eurA r,eenttv
s,d yeats .iner, who.s t ring eanhnuns psi-, wh ~
k,xaE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12


lo93,o0o 70i 6i6
Average dividends OF thirty.two banks ia Bost m in
October in 1884, fraction II 100 per cent In
April, 1852 ahaotoo over s9-i00 per cert. Average
DIVIDENDS of hundred and banks ont OF Boston
October, 1851 fraction "a 100 per cent; .p
1852 ton 20 loo per cent. re dvic eI
o, hunsfed and thirtyssveu banks in aud out OF,
10 April, 1852, fraction yer 81 loo per cent
The folio ~pg banks chartered the session
Of The Legislature In 1885, aud embraced In the fore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12
FOR SALE,

TNDusrRIAL HOME AssOCIAfIoNNos sANDa-AN
acre lot for sale In the former 81 discount
psi in good chance for about to join. Also
haf acre IN The latter Address Village Herald eos
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
REAL EsrArR Fdfy sALR AT AucryON,

efs decree the vanderbuh Circuit
- made the said Court Id
ending in said Cosrs. wherein samuel Cassidy paintn
asd James Neallister and others defendah0 will
pose public ancoa the door Of the Court House
IA svans~s On me 18th day OF pecenesr D 1854 be-
said day. the following real Estate situated In
ssunty Ind that All Of fractions sections Eve 60
and az t6 in township No. I'd south Of No
tN sest IN the district Of Lands sale vnen
Ind Of said fractional sections hereto
fore Of % he heirs Of Willis Havkas dse'S usder
Of che Protats Court Of county
bounded As foo~s wit' Besinnns the south sss
section No running thence north alopE
line Of section No chaiss and lin
thence line parallel With linz
10 she BAYOU ofreen River laud along Bayou
with the m.anders thersofso the line dvdss frse mi
tions and 81 thence along said line
mag Also the half Of the quarter
No. 80 in township No. south Of range No
land dstrs Aforesaid and the qearer sosh
the section.
TERM< OF 5ALE.-One-t third Of ehe purchase In
cash; in mosths with and the remaining m
one year with interest The properly will be Immediately
conveyed the purchasers who w be required 1--WE their
for the unpaid poros the
the property The
The notes and mortgage viii contain provision waving relief
novls-4w JOHN MITCHELL Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06

4, Hoo lTExs.-We hear of but two con-
tracts being made at this place. Our pack
ers appear to be holding of, waiting for the
market to open f,irly at other points; 50 80
s ass is the highest figures offered for mast
: fed. Contracts have been made at Mt. Car
mel, for corn fed hogs at 50 SO, and also at
New Harmony, Ind, at the same figures.
AT Princeton, Ind, So 30aS4 have been
given.-f Granville Ners 3D..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
REPORTED expressly for the Daily Journal. ]

. H
e - e. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. B.
"a The message was altered somewhat from
!, the copy sent out, bat the amendments ere
. immaseriai.
Elsa. Bright will undoubtedly be elected. aliho'
he will get opposition. II the Southern
feeling will GEEK to elevate man from that
section, there will be some division, but not
+, : enough to defeat Bright. who seems a decid.
ed favori;e with a majority of the Senate.
The regular election ensued to-day.
80 CLEVELAND, Dec. 4, p. M.
The gale is sbatng, but still terrific
The schooners Sturgess aud Virginia, and
= che brig Manfred are lost. but crews saved
The schooner J. ]. Johnson is ashore at
Grand River-all lives lost. The propeller
Pagasset is sunk-insurdd.
~ CINCINNATI, Dec. 5, NJ.
90 River falling slowly. Weather clear and
cool. Flour dull at Z 5o@7 IS. Whisky
soi. Hogs firm at 9o@495. Green Hams
a.
uI@ff PITTSBURGH, Dec. s, NJ.
- River feet inches and falling. Wealth
ZEE or extremely cold and windy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
ANOTHER rpEMRx DoUs FAILURE.

II EVILS & HOWARD. For srding and Cemmission Mer-
ehaats Of ths city failed merchandise ny
ohie Rvsr yesterday and sss ssh !, is getting
shssw all knSs the time
AZ ass fi 20 isrwsrs what goods t had for 'iassssss
they forward Cansl what goods they
Had for Tsrre Hauts. wahngsoa Pssrbursh &C. Neither
they failed during the have thsr
wharf capable ofssring safely 600 bags Of in
order for the winter aud spring Neither have
thsy failed their the Canal the
Wharf order for the safe keeping Of produs
send barisy and Tobacco.
viii sore snd ship for you asiov - P,ssins
Ksatueky and Tennessee chants Will bear in mnf that
will receipt merchandise and produce Of
every dsserrss delivered in New York in i've days
~ Railrosd I'll the way.
.'asviO-IsduIa LEWIS 4 HOWARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
NEW Fall AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ~ Nm CmAN0E FOR STATE

vulHE na.,,;saasyg CM -, bANM MOLEs.
- this city ard vicinity that he has Just opened very
large and we'll elecs och Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
French aud EnslSh Mernoe sids LANES half and sll
wool black plain and wzered Sks beached. paif striped
chan gssble snd solid cold Sks: Dress SILKS all eoors
lsunsss GrossSe Maple and saens Gsnns Opera Cioai
Shswls; all kinds Of Blankets Hoseri~s Gloves Embroide
res. Cloaks a all styles and nasriA and multitude OF
other articles tedious menron.
motto is email prof and quick sales would sd
wise those wishing their fall and winter supplies ia
Sor me with call before purchasing elsewhere
Especially would draw the attention Of dealers and
chant tal0rs very heavy choice stock Of Cne
III lin and fancy Casimers all colors Of Brosdcoths Over
coating whtneys Beaver Keseys Petershsm wool sik
aud cotton Linsgs. all kinds Of Tailors Trimming
To those dealing Ready Made CT thing request visit
me IN order to examine the heany sock which
and terms siatf-r t-tf 80
AZ these Clothing In city under my
own supervison able better DC and
ta wing than there had
Come all and convince yourselves Of the fact.
- A. ANsPACHER.
nevs Man street. one door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
PORK PACKING AND AT Nv.
ANBytl.L.E. IND.

G. COOPER 4 CO. having taken che Pork House aud
He sAusht ring at the salt wsson Pigeon
Cresx. Erznsv lie. heretofore owned ky Mitchell
Lsagthsm aud havnx established themselves for the
In tn pork packing sauhterBg business will be
Msrehsnt Pork
fssmsrs sad others In many Ways From lotto 200 hog esa
be slaughtered per day In the best style The only Patent
Tank many miles Of the place sill be fs
tisa. They will either pack and slaughter their
for msrchant farmers others
They vi huy mission and required slaughter pack
Weigh the render the lard ship the pork
the aft sales and attend else parsn
lag the basnss Cooper viive his al and
lvidsd ton. determinaeioa the fullest
asvsz lsd & - X. @. COOPER & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-06
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES


Payment Of Prizes (aara to fhs Aslfee ~ fac
:. State Of Mar yfaHd
WE congratulate upon thef
prizes and although cannot promise "
every Q capital pr IL they will only they
owhch the list below ho ~csth the
IL would be source OF graheatisn 70
many pabsh lis ofPfiles drawn and
violate promise STRICT
and enhance sale Of
tickets II tere permitted We could name one sho has
A. least ESQ prizes Of ESQ., o. 600. the lafe
est OF witch others who have
larger smaller We give below the
Lotteries November aud earnestly that each and
every person viii send fder for tickets IA them
e - G. MARIN CO BaltmoYe. Nd.