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Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
POE Y.
MINES AND MINERS.

IT'S said no grass grows on our hills,
No fowere;s deck our little rills,
That the golden dust that nature yields
Fills barren hearts and barren fields,
Vain tales; the carpet that dame ma
ture spreads,
The grass on which the miner treads,
The turf on which he digs for gold,
Is spangled DER with flowers untold;
With flowers of pink and golden hue,
With bells SO fair of ether blue,
While Towering shrub, and creeping
vine,
Do all our golden hills entwine.
Self-exiled though We be for gain,
ho' we have braved the sea or plain,
Or crossed where pestilential breath
Doth snap the springs OF life to death.
Our dark green pines that tower so
high
Our peaks snow cap'd in purity;
Like to our hearts, are ever gr. en-
Like to our love is pure l ween;
Not barren hearts; though We may roam,
Our hearts are still with friends and
home;
And soon may we take the homeward
track, III
Sure, ever sure, Of welcome back.
SHASTA Courier.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26

"CRow Bar "-The faithful and
witty Johntown correspondent of the
Empire County Argus is publishing his
private CO. respondence. Here is one
Of his letters:
SAN Francisco, Aug. ', 1854.
CRow Bari was on the dock at
the sailing Of the steamer homeward
bound. 1t was really touching to see
fri nds shake han'.s, and to notice the
quiveling lips az they parted. The great
crystal tears starting in tn, eye betok-
elel feel ng hart. TIL, steamer
left the dock proudly, bearing many
happy hearts. AS returned, I over
heard this conversation, which his Q !,
to communicate. Said tlack whisker-
ed gentleman to another We have
got Tho Broderickites by the rocks now.
Our agents have just gone on the steam
er and will see Latham and McDouga.
either at Acapulco or Panama, ard
come up with them and help Jay the
wires, and have a withdrawal already
written, and published in the Times .mI
Transcript as SOON as the boat arrives -
Said the other, "Suppose they refuse -
"If they do, We will have an agreement
the best we can procure, with Latham
and Nc 'ougal, and then use up Herbert
and perhaps Denver. We can do this
easily with the Custom House, as that
institution is ready for anything now. to
beat Broderick. )" Now, my dear sir,
look out for some grand political swim
die, for as understand, three agents
have gone down on the steamer to me- I
Latham and McDougal. One Of them.
came down in a carriage to the steamer
with Dick Hammond. So look out for
a big Roorbask directly.
= Yours, in haste, JIM SHorwELL.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26

LOOK TO YOUR PosrAGE.-A letter
from the United STATES TO any place in
France is invariably charged with dou-
be posta. he e,cl $. d IN IN enve!orc.
The fact ,hosil.! be remembered by those
writing to their friends in that country.
In order to save double postage, letters
should be written very close on good
thin paper, and directed without env,:.
opes, weighing over 7 - grains. quar-
ter OF an ounce,) are charged double
postage in France. A letter on light
paper, without an envelope, sent by an
american steamer, costs twenty four
cents to Liverpool, and seventeen cents
from tn re to Bordeaux, making forty
ons cts. if single and eighty-two Cts. if
envelop Or over weight Ifscnt by
British steamer, there is an additional
charge Of ten cents.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26

A witty clergyman had been lee'uring
me evening in a country village on the
subject Of temperance, and as usual, :
ter the lecture, the pledge was pas e
round for signatures.
''Pass it along that way" said the
cturcr pointing toward gang oftloat
I'd and red-nosed loafers near the door
Pass it along-perhaps some of thes,
gentlemen would like to join our cause. y
ave don't bite at bare hook, -
grufHy muttered one Of the rummics.
"Well," replied the ready clergy
man, II believe there is kind of fish
called suckers, that do not bite"
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26

ARREST OF Matt AGENr.-Ed.
ward Miiiigan, the local Mail Agent at
st Louis. ha, been bel to bail in 81,
900 on charge Of pu:loining letter
from the mail. The letter in question
wa q ID. .sed to +. 5. Arthur OF Phila-
delphia, Pa, and is believed to contain
a gold piece Of So 80, RENTED by som.
subscriber in Eass County, in payment
Of subscription for The Home Gazette.
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+ 0 r r E " T.

The basement story Of the Odd Eel
lows Hall. at present temporarily oecu-
pied "a Hotel, will be rented after the
frst Of August next.
1t is most desirable location for a
Wholesale & Retail Store. Boarding
House or in fact Fer almost any public
business. For further information an
ply to A. J. HATCH.
Chairman Board Of Trustees.
Co!umbia, July %, '54-90-1m
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
moment; but only for u moment; fro,.

voice bidding him "wclcome and dra
near" To obey the order was but til,
work Of moment, as he supposed, bL
he little dreamed Of the obs ac'. IA
had placed in his way. He kn " tina
the stream Of love had many 'ipplcs BIZ
full grown snags entered not into b
head.
Judge then Of his as.oni>lmcnt o.
b ing tripped up almost at the fair on.'
FEET, BY foo:stool with piethoric legs
which chance or careless servant haf1
placed exactly or biz road to happiness
Over he went, and as the tailor had not
allowed for an extra tension of the mus
cles Or sinews, he had not only procured
Il tumble, but also compound fracture
o! the black pants afore.asl said frac-
ture extend ID ali across that point which
comes in cl se>t contact with the chair.
Having picked himself up as carefully
as circumstances would a'low,'he smotE-
cred laugh Of Miss Emily not setting
him forward any, he at last succeeded
in reaching chair, and drawing his
coat-t:ils f'rward to prevents di~asreea-
ble exposure, sat himself down with as
much grace as bear would ifrequcsted
to dance on needles.
The young ledy was almost suaocated
with laughter at the sad misfortune of
the bashful 'over, felt truly sorry for him,
and used all her powers of fascination to
drive it from his mind, and eventually
8 cceeded so far as 20 n luce In 70 max e
remark On this rock he split.
Just at that moment she discovered
she had lost her handkerchief.
What had become of it.: She wa.
sure she had it WHEN he came in. 1t
must certainly be somewhere about.
Haven't you got it under you, Mr.
Dau?hule Z"
Jack was sure he had not, but poor
Jack, in venturing an answ,r r. could not
possibly get along without raising his
haCds, and Of course he must drop his
coat-tail. In his anxiety TO recover the
missing wiper, he even ven.ured to il
cline his body so as to get glance ON
the floor. As he did so, the fracture
opened. and behold there lay, as the la
dy supposed, her property.
ltwls the " ,r.s o. a IN I'M ,nt to catch
the corner and exclaim:
''Here it is sir; you neea't trouble
yourself about it. Just rise little: it
Is under you"
At tbs san, time sac gave it long
nara pull.
Alas the tail was told; no. escape
nothing short of a SIP 'cial interpretation
of Divine Providence could save his
shirt.
Hut what should he CO. Another and
anot-er, stronger pull, evinc;ng on tao
part OF h. r praiscwo,thy, d.term'n
alton to obtain the lost dry goods.
coupled the request
let u, sir. you are sitting en- it"
20 'rmins d Jim. and in the agony of e
IN ment, and grabbing with both hands
fast disappearing st'ip Of linen which
encirclcd his neck he exclaimed.
''For Gcd's sake, Miss Emily, lcare
my shirt coliar -
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
JOHN G.. SPARKS,

ATTORNEY & CoUNsELLoR AT Law
Having determined to make Column
bia his permanent home, offers his Pro
tessional services to the public generally
and hop. to be able to render general
satisfaction, from an experience OF a lib
eral practice in the States, Of ten years
and strict attention to his business.
Office on Broadway, Columbia, one
doors west of the Court Room.
March II, '54-7O- If.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
STEAM SAW MILL!
LUMBER! LUMBER y


The Subscriber, having leased the
STEAM SAW M.LI,si'uated about 4 miles
east of Columbia, belonging to the Tu
olumne County Water Co., are now
preparing to supply LUMRER The SUI
periority of the Lumber in the vicinity
If this Mill, with a thorough knowledge
Of the business, will enable the subscrih.
er to furnish very superior article to
all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. e4E
~ Inquire of the subscriber, at
Clark's Hotsl, or at the Yard in the
n. E. part of Columbia.
ROBERT SHAW.
Columbia, July 3, lS54-S2-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
NOIICE-REMOTAL.

The Express Office of Wells, Fargo
& Co., will lie removed or the lst of
August, to The ire-proof builling Of
Brainard 4 Newell ON Vain Street.
WIN. DAEGENER, Agent.
Columbia, July %. l854-9O-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26

SrlLL THEY CONE. There are now
in San Francisco, no less than niue dai
ly newspapers, two tri weekly an! s-v
en- wceklies, and in addition to which
two more dulles will be issued in a
short time.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26

GoiNc.-We learn from the Sierra
Cti,sn than the town Of Gin -s'iny-vi.le
:, falling into ruins. Two by two, and
upwards, the Celestials are taking their
departure for parts unknown, with all
their worldly estates hung on long rcles.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
J. D. PATTERSON,
Assessor for Tuolumne County.
Columbia, April 10, 54-75-2m
NO TTCE

~ y = ZI
The Stockholders Of the Tuolumnc
County Water Company, are hereby no
tilted that dividend Of four per cent
on the Capital ST. OK of said Company
has been declar. d., for the month OF
July, 1854, payable at the Banking
House of James Mills & Co. Columbia.
on Tuesday. the frs: day Of August.
EDWIN f.. WHITE,
Prssi lent Pro lem.
r A RoslNsoS. Sec'y.
Columl,is~ .Igly 90, 1854 9o-ow.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26

What are you writing such big hand
for, Pat; Z" ''Why you see, my grand
mother is dafe, and pu writing loud
Litter to her,"
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
VOL. s.---NO. AZ.
THE COLUMBIA GAZETTE
Is Published every Saturday morning
Hy JC DUCHOW bR.I STEELE.
Ohce on Washington Street.
r. Z Il N s.:
ADV ERTISEM ENTS:

ADVE ISEM Il NTS:
LINES LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
First insertion, ....... 1888 o.
Each subsequent insertion, 49,. 81
To those who advertise regularly by the
month, reduction Of 25 per cent will
be made.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
KEEP COOL!
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! ICE!!M

All those in want of ICE, during the
coming season, can be supplied, in any
quantity, by applying at the
GtNtRAL Ice DEPOT,
Major Farnsworth's Saloon, on Main
Street, Columbia.
Columbia Apr. Is, '54-75-tf.
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
10 Il W O r K

JOB WORK
OF every description neatly and prompt
ly executed at the Columbia Gazette
Office.
BLANKS Of all kinds printed to order
Columbia gazette., 1854-08-26
4 G. e " r. s /,

4 G e " rs,
David w. Buck. San Francisco.
Columbus. .......J Harrison,
=" " ........A A Ilunnewell.
Springfield. .......C Calvin Honey.
Shaw's Flat. j. Street e. Co
Sonora, ...... Yanney u Roberts
4" .........Wo GODS < Purdy.
Advertisements, Subscriptions, or
communications left for the Columbia
Gazette with our agents above, will be
promptly forwarded.
JoHN DucHow, Esq, Of Salem, Mass
is authorized to receive and receipt fer
suk scriptions tc the Columbia Gazette
for the Eastern States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
GLASS STAINING,

La ne modera g'cS for ChRrcheS Public BHiid.
ineS Prira'c DrriIRsS DE- dc
TH1 FIRST PRIZG RECEIVED!
4 Cincinnati. also the louisville Mechanics In
n siitate.
We are prepared to hl any order with metal sasl
s,aned rts~ with borders aud iii mond centcrs for any
Kind nfcfrCh windows witlful size figures oremblems
as cheap IT. ni,i IA New Work. Boston Plade
pha-te amount Of is Drvakage and poriatiou
less.
Our references all tho good modern finished
Boats on tire Mississippi aud Ohio rivers three Presy
tcrian Churches at Cincinnati tie Episcopal at Ports
mouth Ohio one Church at Madison, Ind. u chance
window at Frankfort, KY. also one window. with hg
ures ut Nazareth, aud two Churches in louisville.
BAY window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side transome lights in various dwellings ia Lou
iSyille. Lexington aud Danviile.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment
Bulliit sireCi, Louisville, Ny.
mhi, 6m I.C. MlI.lER& e. co.
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CiIANt.E nr PROPRIETORN.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, SsC., &
ar LIS Ale AND RETAIL by
Z. . II R Y r [, i NJ c. Ill

Is Ale And RETAIL by
LE = II & v r L G .HI
'INUE undersigned have purchased the entire stock Of
l. prugs and Medicines of J. VI. u. Miller Co.. aud
intend in he Drug business nj the well known
uand of Keller a. Farnscy, No. ~ Water street, under
the firm Of Lrich ~ Netnc.
Chars. LEIGH ofthe urin hopes he Is favoraby known
To the pubc. having been engaged in hr, Crdwfpfd
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Ncrling, ofthc
rm having lccn clcrkin in the prc>ca store the
last three years. himself with havin, the conf
deuce Of its old cu .tomcts.
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock o
drugs and medicines aud hope 10y this means and 10y
strict attention business. anl 10y low prces io merit
liberal patronage b0ti from old aud customers.
CHARLES LtICH.
febaj-Iy PETER VERLING.
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G.. JONES anl JAS. f. BLYTHE, Attornies at
J Law Evansville, Indiana. navcassociated themselves
partners in the psIcce Of the law, and Will continue
to practice this .iii the adjoining eouEtes and in tho
Supreme and District Court. They design turning theii
attention y? cuary to land law. IL short time they
will be pared To give In few minutes abstract
title almost amy lot n Evansville or its enlarge
ncnls orn LaniscO tDgcthe with taeir prolcssiOaa
=, ,n -. tt,utIr. ifI,,sirei jy1J. .daw Il !!
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i@ NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making iirect Connection
LITTLE MIAMI kAlLROAD.

COLUMBUS To PIrTSBURi PHILADELPHIA BAL
TIMORE ANU NEW YORK.
Atsix O'Clock A. ". and five o'clock p. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BUR RGH.
At O'Clock A. Nj; and half
FARER REDUCEDI
Cincinnati to Phil .delPhia
Cincinnati Baltimore
Cincinnati to New York. Philaiephia.
ciucisnafi to Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati Pit'surgh (front ~
Time sbnrsh ~ hon
Time Cincinnati Phsdelphia hours
Time CneinasSi Baltimore .1a ho rs
Passengers ~ cock A. NJ Train. Lightning press
Lit- Miami Railroad have Sd Crsne
arrive at Pittsburgh click p and make direct
Philadelphia with Train New Jersey Rail-
road TO New York. ILt y
Pass nx ny 20 clock A. NJ Express Train. Little Mi
r. sleep Pittshnah and by Morning Train
pasng the beautiful noun tau dayghts tor rh
ade phia Baitimor- connecting Philadelphia with
clock a NJ Mail rraa via kenslugton and Ne~Jersey Rail-
road to New York. Lr-rfF fl
Passergers coek Evening Express Little Miami Ra
make direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast
Train for Philadelphia aud Baltimore connecting at Phila
del phia with Tra New Jersey Railroad to New York.
The Little Miami is the Eastern Det,rt Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH lICKErs.
nd for all niormaton pleae apply at the old established
Railroad ohce three yellow building SOUTH
ner Front opposite Spen-
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Roat landing the
Eastern (Ltte Miamil Depot East Front street
WM. "A. CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
Il. w SrRADER, Tick and General Agent.
bn tbs OMNIBUS LINE t1rI
viii call passengers of the city by leavrg d
office southeast Of Broadsa and
Front directly river bank.
ey2s j. III. HOWELL. Conductor.
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i. L. CRISP,

CITY RECORnER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
HSsfsr's BuIJiag, Up stars.
F. CRISP. hhvin. removed his Ohce ~ Fosters
j builIims, will be hand at all times, To take ac-
know cIgemcit. Of Deeds Mortgages Nc.. aud attend
all business rouir. of hin Justice OF the Peace.
f.bg-tf .H'
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''' papers case OF PEIcE, PfSi WALSH & CO.
cHARTREs ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANs- Aprli ". 1sJ4.
We have abundant reason recon nerd kieh's SaIa-
mander Safe en,inebtly frefroof since had
celient opportunity the 5th February kIs OF testing
one of that description. which purchased several
year. since nf Mr.. Isaac Bridge our store. No. b
Charres street with entire stock Of hats. trimmings,
e-, burned the morning Of that day subjectiDg
safe very intense heat during raj hours yes
1t saved all its conteus, comprising bank notes
checks for upwards OF nine hundred dollars bills rccev
able for several thousand dollars, md accounts In our
books for To- y thousand dollars. As said Safe only
hundred and ten dollars. risk no.biag in pro-
nouneing it The cheapest article we ever purchased
ALERRT ~ TRlC0.
large assortment OF WILDEE's PATENT SAtANASrnH
'SAFEs, with RIehs improvement. for safe by
STEARNS n MARVIN,
(successors to Rich &.Co.)
HH lag WATER srREyT. NY,
The only Makers Of ismander Safes. combining VIII
der'> and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors OF
Jones' Worlds Pair Loek, which has tler key nor
ke,hoic. ALLIS & H0WES.
my9-n rr agents at Evansville
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRl.
NEEkIY MAI. LINE

F--EEgs.A On aud after Saturday. Iu.y ist the
LAw-IS-z3Sl dersigned will Tai-WEESLr LINK Of
stage Coaches a. ahoyc.
Leaving Evansville Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
ats o'clock A. Nj returning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursd.y's and Satu day - at O'Clock A. VI.
The line will all timcs he stocked with good horses aud
comfortable Coaches trusty careful drivers and the rip
made With regularity and dispatch Al orders for goods
tended to.
For other business apply at the Office at Iv
sale stable Ncnst the Market House
Persons leaving their orders Of the Hotels will
seenre prompt attention. NJ d l.. IL. DE 0ARMO.
Cg9-u
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HArcuEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NV OKLkAffS. ApFII 4, Ir51.
Our Office AMI warehouse Nos. 81 aud az Natchez ST.
with their ronrnts, except The books and papers
tanned Ia Saie were ntirely destroy ed by fire.
the morning OF Tire 10Th March. Although the Safe had
been for several hou,s in extremely hot Gre before
we coud recover IT, aBt, being first discovered,
in red heai5 being cooled with water. removed
books and rapers 10 tie asOn Of thouss nd
dollars wihouttAe sIighes, damags ar injury TO
Being fuy cOnrneea 10y tins event of She entire seruh
" of those Safes. have proeure3 another of the
description from s'c cent yizRfeh's Ftreproof
Safe sold by Mr. isaac Bridge No. - Magazine street,
and Them 10 all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers M case OF fire. H. .l.r-r
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS
sRRk HAUTE Ann EVANSVILLE U. s. MAIL

TERRE HAUTE ANn EVANsxIILE Z. . MAIL
NDENpREc> fACkEGS. 80
-, TRl-MEEkL, "A Boat Of this Line vii;
leave Terre naute ana Evansville every
Mondsy. W e6nesaay and Friday at o'clock
r. NJ These Boats large ccmmodioas well
Hauts with Railroad au Northern Pack
Evansville the Lines of Steamboats,
out the Ohio river UH If
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FL X E! FIRE!r Err!
MORE TRIUMpHS OF
RECEl'S SALA NJ 4 Y DEIg SAFEST

" y lHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES just REM
received by the mails. They form additional
OF the superiority OF Rcns SALsMANpErs over all
gl .r'l FIRE IN CHARLESTON, s. h'i
-, CHSstE EsToS, April 90, 1854.
Ma. T.. NJ. Hsro, gent for Richs Saianander Sales
Dear Sir: Finding imnrs-ble 10 remove our safe du
ring the late fire. which deH Dyed our store in Hayne
street. and having taken bcoks we put into s
several papers to test IT, Ne glad TO acknowledge
that % fully Sustained the high reputation Of your Saes
The preservation OF these paper, more Than
pected whes witnessed the intense heat was sub
jccled ~. Yours, %c.. --. -.
COURTNEY, TEYNAYT & CO.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house aud has
entirely refted aud re:urnished it, and is prepared
To ente ran the patrons of the house in satsactor,
manner. He has als-en;ed the brick Stable. owned 10y
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and ear
riages to let.
The stable is large clean and well located, and good
hoersara constant Attendance. Particular attention
will be paid the OF horses left with him for Keep
ng AMI in all respects, the public sha fud the Sher
wood House a good Hotel fiys-tfl j. A. 3YERS.
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LOOK TO THE FEET..

EH HART having returned from the Estern Cities
would inform his old and the citizens
his Main
opposIte branch Bank of the largest and b-
selected Seasonaile Fashionable BOOTS and
SHoES this city, comprising Cents Boots Of
all kinds Caters of all the different lOuts and Child
Boots Misses Gaers and shoes of all kinds and
In tan s. Shoes in abundaDee.
lie hiss also stock OF No. Red Sole Leather and Tsy
lor's No. I Oak. Of CINCINNATI.
ALSO3J doz fine French Cafskins of different brands
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
AIS 0Merocoo. Living. bindings Thread. Gua rereha
Web Splits; and in kind
Maeria be used in Boots end
Sho-s all which will be sold cheap the cheapest aud
arranted good 8
lie has also large force Of good and perenced workmeu
employed in manufacturing. which enales him
either cheapress durability
ast r west Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3I-u II. J. HART.
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JEwELRY STORE OF
c. a. q - sz-S Szz<S k3-S rA-

JEWELfkY STORE OF
G - a - q - szsS SzsS 49, TTIA
skCoND sTRErr. TWO DOORS BELow MAIN. IN ar kRor :
BrTLptNG, EvANsviLLr.A.
y AT this store keep constantly on h.rd large and
IN g-nerl assortment of Watches Cfocss ADD Jewery OF
all kinds and of the best les snd quality My stock
will he continually supplied by fresh additions. with
the latest beautiful patterns. which
business connections enaLe bury aud sell the lowest
prices.
Repairs any kind executed in competent and
10 charges.
goodssoid all erars done warranted
Those in anything in De respectfully invi
ted to examine m stock and PRICES. Iel-u
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w W. w OhiSEf. - a. Ian
DH:UG iSrA AH.iSM ENT.
WOOLS9Y e LINCK,

~ He un1ersiSne have formed co-parnership in the
l. Drug aud ApDthecary busiiIcss-and will continue
II the oil stand. Main street, formerly occupied Ivy
w. NJ. WDolscy they have hand general asscrt'
mont of Medicines. Paints. Oils, Varnshes, Window
Glass, Printing Ink Ne. &c, 10 which they invite the
attention OF old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended To. beth
partners being fully competent 10 attend To that branch
IF the business w. N. WOOI.SEY,
Evansville. Sept. 90 1859. FRANCIS 4. BISCK.
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,
AND RETAtL BOOKSELLER AND
zTa rtt

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
VIToULD respe fufy inform his friends and the pub
wv lie generally that having purchased OF Messrs.
Rathbone IL Wheeler, their entire stock Of Books Il
Stationery he has owed his Book Store 10 The stan
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block,
of Main and First Streets. a. irr rel III
The additions thus made to his stock en- abfes him to
offer his customers larger and bciter as.ortnen
than bias before been brought 10 this market
sisting n part Of Misces:eo' School, Medical and
Theological Books. wiring Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper, al Foreign " Fancy Stationery Of all
kinds. All OF which will be sold Wholesale and Retail
Cinen prices, fact to which he would call tho
attention ofcountry merchants dealers. teachers and
Others being coudent he make it to their interest
to purchase him. aug 25-n