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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-07

Inc Terms OF MS treaty with the WInnebagOes,
on the ground that under its provisions he
has brought those Indians back into the midst
of the settlements. 1t seems TINT the last ter
ritorial Legislature petitioned the National
Government to exchange the rice swamp lands,
lying low down on Crow river, which were
useless to the whites, but of great value to
the Winnebagoes, for the pineries, laying
higher up on the same river, where they were
then located, which are worth much for set
Element.
In accordance with this recommendation,
German, acting under proper authority, made
the exchange with the Indians In the treaty
he, however, failed to make provision also for
the payment of claims of the traders on the
tribe-or of their dues. As the case appears
| the traders in revenge, have done their best to
| render the people disconnected with the
treaty, and, in this work, got up the cry of
the Grand Jury in question. German has
also been very active in efforts to ferret out
alleged frauds in the payment of Indian an
nuities in the territory, and has thus aroused
against him the ire of the class there who are
accused OF such practices. All the parties
thus Interested against him, are represented
here by parties who understand how to &c.
general charges against him inserted in the
newspapers, far and wide. He never was
famed fer discretion. and it is probable that
in his personal bearing, in his new home. he
may have afforded opportunities for those dis
posed to be censoriOus, to find fault with him
But, we repeat, though there has been more
hubbub kicked up about his administration of
the affairs of the territory, than we ever
heard of before in connection of anything of
the sort, no formal charges have been fled
against him that we can possibly hear Of; nor
are any serious and specific allegations alleged
against him
WALKERS Passive find that, in military
circles in this city, it is understood that Lieut.
Williamson has actually run spirit level line
across and through Walkers pass, from the
head of the San Joachim river over to the wa
tiers of the Mohave, thirty-fve miles or SO in
distance. His finished profile of that route
will be here, it is anticipated, very shortly
Its arrival will at once settle the question Of
the practicability of Walkers pass for a rail
road. We learn that Williamson has d scoy-
cred new passess, some of which are be-
ieved to be promising
News FROM THE q. S. SQUADRON ON THE
COAST OF APRIcA.-We learn that the Navy
Department have advices from the Frigatc
Constitution, Commodore Mayo's Flagship of
the African Coast squadron, dated st. Paul de
Leando, Nov. 10. The Marion was in the
same port at that time. All were well on
both ships.
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CHOLERA IN CHIcAeo.-The Official reports
of cholera in Chicago are terrific.
Whole number of deaths from June ist to
July l0th-6l3.
From cholera about 500.
This is an awful mortality. The deaths
on Sunday last. and il was a vew cool day
were So. They have been as high es 81 in q
day. or one death every twenty FIVE minutes.
six hundred people buried in little over a
mouth This number would make a respect.
able population for 4 whole village. How
long will it take, at this rate, for AL Of Chi.
csgo to be under groundl
Cleveland Piaindeaier, l2h
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No Miss Leslie, in her behavior book

No Miss Leslie, in her behavior book
gives the advice to ladies when walking 10
the street:
When three ladies are walking together,
II is better for one to keep in advance of the
other two, than for all three to persist in
maintaining 40 unbroken line. They can
not all Join In conversation without talking
across each other thing that indoors or
out. of.doors is awkward, announcement, un.
genteel, and should always be avoIded.--
Also three ladies ocenpy too much of the
pavement, and therefore incommode other
passengers. Three young men sometimes
lounge along the pavement arm ia ARM
Three young gentlemen never do.
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A Sam PATCH LEAP.-The Cincinnati

A SAM PATCH LEAr.-The Cincinnati
Commercial says:
A leap not much less perilous than that
of Sam Patch was witnessed on Saturday,
by the conductors and passengers on the
Covington and Lexington train. A young
farmer was walking across the bridge at
Dem oinville just after the train was passed
over, WREN the engine was suddenly reversed,
and the cars were backed at a rapid rate.
There was no room OH the side OF the bridge
TO stand between the edges and the cars, the
only alternative was to spring off into the
creek runnins thirty or forty feet below.
The young man gave one look at the cars
and instantly sprang over the side and
struck the water feet foremost. The train
was stopped, bat TO the surprise Of all, the
hero Of the periioas feat came out Of the
water shook himself, and walked off, whist.
ling "Jordan is hard road to travel, be.
lieve."
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DIR. GEOHEGBN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER.
roR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES TN

roR DYsPEPsiA scRoFULA, AND ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
Prepared by one of the Faculty..
THIS vegetable remedy which IL now spreading all
ofhe first Medical schools in the West, physician Of
Oh standing in his profession and as much opposed to
smpisism or quaekery a: any one can be- as Is shown
each bottle Of the medicine. thus exoneratng it from
the charge Of being nostrnm
as will be seen by references to the Circular and BY the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparila, the Hyropper is quick in its
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results
as In the case Of the negro girl of Mrs. simmons, Of
Louisville, who was relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKH
In short wherever known IL stands at the head of all
remedies for the following diseases;
Dyspepsia Scrofula White swelling, Negro Consump-
ton Chronic Rheumatism G0ut. Neuragia Ulcers and
all skin Diseases. all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female irregularities and Distractions, Mercuris Dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit OF
system FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta ads unrivalIed 1t is slight stnulan
and pow erfu toLic and Alternative.
AS beautier of the mplexon, in the cure of i'm
Piles and bothes, in producing clear and skin
il is much more safe and sure remedy than ali The cos
metcs and lotions iu existence. Try it. and you will
at first to increase the dsessethe general effect of the
medicine being drive all impurities to the surface and
by that means out Of the system.
HARpESssuRe. Ky, Oct. 6. 1851
DR.. A. e. Geohexen-Dear Sir: / have examined our
recipe for Fluid Extract of Hydropper
the cure OF Scrofqa In all its forms. and other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
Of the above diseases and having always il eec-
tuxl, most cheerully recommend il 10 the afflicted an
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gethet superior 10 Sarsapsrlla. and any of its com
pounds. n. 7. WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
owEssBoRo'. Ky, March e5, 1852
Dear DostoY-l recev cd yours of the 22d inst ac
eordng TO your request acknowledge the receipt of by
dropiper.
Ia sevsrsl cases in this community 1, has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short. consider IL valuable prepare
ion have ben using II myself, and think it benefits
JAMES COWAS, NJ. D. d
ruz q Per bottle, or bottles for S. when taken s<
one time. RAYMOND & PATTEN,
Sele Agent, No. "a FULTON street, Louisville, Ky-.
To whom all orders should be add ,esseo-
Agents In Evansville, HALLOCK e sIonDAED.
Princeton, b. HAtkVCk
nhse d&vSmts
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Abortion Case.

Death ofs Women Revolving Disclosvress
We have been furnished with the partic.
ulars of one OF the most revolving cases, in
solving the death OF one person, that hGs ev-
sr been brought to light in this CITY, which
we give below. Ii seems that a woman nam
ed Catherine Martin, who had been passing
under the alias of :" Miss Swara~ out," and not
OF very good character, and VINO has been
residing for several weeks or months at .
house kept by prostitute named Miss Fonda
situated in the alley between Sixth and Sew
enth streets, below Albany street, died few
dsys ago from the effects Of an abortion pro-
rduced upon her by the latter. This Miss
Martin had been having intercourse with cot
'ored men, when she found herself encienfe.
Miss Fonda undertook to make her "sll
right" again, as reported-and thereuPon
commenced series of operations upon her
with needles and iron instruments. Find
ing that all these o2erat ions upon her victim
did not produce the desired result, she gave
'hcr a preparation, in which was mixed iron
filings, which accomplished the object sought
'for-but was the cause Of the death of the fe-
male. which took place shortly after. Her
death occu red few days ago, but murder
will out" notwithstanding all the efforts of
those come cted with the affair to keep the
matter quiet.
The body Of the woman was taken to the
Ida Hill Cemetery and placed in vault.
The cause Of the woman's death was inqur.
ed by several persons, but those attending
The funeral and knowing the facts i'm the case,
gave no satisfactory answer TO these in
'quires, and they also acted rather suspicious
ly and queerly.
DR.. Bontecou, on hearing oft, at once
summoned jury to hold an inquest. A post
mortem examination of the body was made,
when most horrible spectacle was present.
ed on the person of this Miss Martin. The
situation and appearance of the body proved
that the reports circulated about an abortion
having been produced were well founded.
Several witnesses have been examined,
among them one who has testified that this
Miss NJ. said Miss F. had hand in her death
explaining how and in what manner she
had been treated by her-in fact, giving the
witness all the particulars her dying dec
laration. We learn that other witnesse HAYES
also been examined, eliminating this Miss
Fonda, and perhaps some others. The in.
quest 10 still open, and there are several more
witnesses to be examined. After the woman
was delivered Of the child, it was thrown into
prvy, but wac subsequently raised by Miss
Fonda, and put ont Of the cay. Measures are
now being taken to find the child's body as
it is supposed that it is buried not far from
the premises. This Miss Martin was about
twenty-five or twenty-seven years Of age.
At the post-mortem examination, which was
made by DIR. Bontecou and DR.. Burton a
portion Of the iron filings pere found in the
stomach Of the deceased. Those eliminated in
the death of the deceased will be Immediately
arrested and put in a way to receive merited
justice.-( Troy Budget, sh.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road,
CONNECTING AT DAYTON WITH THE MAD Rlv-
XIX AND LAKE ERIE ROADS.
@2A
sCMMER ARRANGiiSdENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Cemnssens Wednesday June 10 1854. Trains win be
BY standard ns which seven minutes faster thaa that Of
First Train ct A. NJ. Lishtnng Express. for Dayson
crsssiin.. Piss.bursh PhladsPhis ssd hsltipcr: =
dian spolis Terrs Haute Lafayette Chicago direct
Third Train ct 20 a. M Tor Dayton. Sandusky Toledo.
ssrss. Psi.deiph,. BAL. more and wa.hiss;c..
reassa Train nzP n for p,yto1 0r.en,ills and Union
spoiis Tsrrs Hauss Lsfsy sss and Ohiesxs.
sixth Train AIS r. NJ Tor Dayton Troy and Piqus. and all
Seventh Train At $50 p NJ for Hane. and intermediate
First fraia Express wssop ssly Hamilton and Middle
second Third Fourth. Fifth Sixth Trains viii stop
Tram ,il stop .. =. way and s:s ;:.ssa'
Oh Penn Train PitssIarsh PhiladeiPha BAltimore
go forming d and continuous line 70 each OF these
cities. Cars viii through 70 Creslns without chsngs
Baggage checked 10 Pittstarsh.
Train will e. fichwona os 18th
At II NJ thence Terrs Bsue Lafayette aud Chicago with
out detention Time short a BY any other route.
The third Train ~iii connect At Dayton 10 As n vi
20 Immediately board the seaasr St. Lawrence
an Mississippi 10 Buffalo thence All 30 A. NJ with Buffalo
and City koas to New York arriving e tina.
Train for PITTSBURGH, Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington. The same Train will also connect ct zoe
s.rmedia.e points and sandusky
City for Detroit Also with Day and Michigan Railroad
70 Troy and Piqua and n Piqua with Doyle Co Canal
The fourth Train with Dayton and
GrsnviiIe Railroad Greenve Union. and all points
The afth Train will Richmond At 40 p NJ with
Indiana Central Train for indianapolis TeIrs HAuts aud La
Passengers will hear mind that the folio vim rates Of
fare vis Lake Sames include meals and
Phiiadephia and B4uuaere One Dollar
cheap and one less change Of cars than T the C'uss
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M L EAN'S VOLCANIC OIL

1NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
i has performed, after all other remedies had failed
Lnilnen, that Wit cure CHrohic or nhanmaiory Rhea
matism Paralysis stiffness weakness in the JOINTS
Muscles or ugaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia Toolhaehe. Earache. Pain. 1t will
move any swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Jumps, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites OF Musqaos or any in
And o cleanse purify and heal The FouLEsT
long they may have existed II will also soohe and
heal Burns, scads. Fresh Cuts. Wounds. &C., sooner
oyERX MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been acid in 1885, and the demand is increasing
daily and we have heard of wherein II has
failed TO cure external disease when properly ap
Who then win suffer from Pains. Sores. or swellings
when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
-' '' IScoSSTEsTABIE PROOF
Of what we have asserted.
to make Known the following hoping they may learn by
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates AID long
For six months was confined to my room a cripple
from Rheumatism. My knee swollen tremendous
contracted that could not straighen my leg all
applied the Mustang Linimept for four weeks. but i
and used your Volcanic OH Linmeht-in three weeksi
AMERICAS CAsEDAY. Saline county. Ill.
he is now we'll. WYNN. ELLIOTT, PinkneyviIs.
Reader, II the owe is bot sufncient to copvnce you
Of the wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil Liniment
call and examine the theasanes which we have in our
possession from all parts Of the county, and it you win
purchase supply from us and 1t does hot give satsfac
tion the mohey will be returned to tie purchaser.
FOR NURSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLean's Celebrated Linteht is The OILY safe and
liable remedy for the cure of SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Calls, Spnts. Unnatural Lunts, Nodes Swellings.-
II " fail to Big Head Polevll Fistuls old
Running Sores or Swenay, il properly applied. For
Sprains Bruises. Scratches Cracked B6o Chafes sad
die or collar Calls Cuts Wounds il is an infable
remedy. Apply directed and cure is certain.
Read the following from ar Wells, of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This Is certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
Eminent and McLean's Volcanic Oil Linime6t. DC;
omnibus horses that lame spraned and for SWELL
ings and have found McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment
to be the best Liniment ERASTUS WELLS,
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lrimentis put up in rs cent so cent and 81
bottles. The so size contains three times guam
ty of the Is csntsize and proportion TO the cost
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN sole Proprietor
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis Mo.
For sale in Evansville Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO., at Propretors prices. [mh7
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GUARDIANS SALE

Y order of the Court Comoa Pleas OF yahdsrbufgh
ID County male n its last tenn will on Wednesday the
August the Of the House
City Evansville sell pblie suction that Of os No
49, In tn Donatioa Enlargement OF Evansville. which 10
bounded follows, wit: Beginning ont Sd
front Of said Lot Is feet dividing said
Lot No 49, thence along said Sd front
wards Locust street 20 feet thence right angles said Sd
towards the alley In the osad Lot rs feet thence
said line towards said
line d feet thence angles TO said last
the beginning 0nehrd Of the purchase b paid
down. In six and the remaining third in swslvs
months; purchaser 1--WE With good security waiv
z. HUNNELL Guardian
eyl7.4w Of Hein Of j. Hunnsll, deed.
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NUESsRS. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased our
Vu Wharf boat wish thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed hitherto And ask for continue
Of the wards them.
We friends Of and all.
that continue and forwarding business
Heretofore We have engaged ample wharfboss facilities at
River and having Canal and other Warehouses - here
ofore dc hesitate insure satisfaction In that depart
We continue make liberal advances all property
sed to NJ for sale shipment to eorresonden and
also promptly I'LL all for the purchase
goods produce OF the having ample facilities 70
Do such business the best advantage for
Once. asfOfmsriy. under the Telegraph Once.
s22-tf JOHN 3. MITCHELL & SON.
AlR. Clothes. Tooth Nail. Comb and Shoe s!ushes for
IL sale BY en A. G. PUSBEE.
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Sammy, my boy, what are you crying
fort
Bill hove the Bible at me, and hit me on
lshs head
Well you are the only person in my family
on whom the Bible ever made the least
suppression
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A WILLIAM FoILED.-A young fellow in
Jay county, Ind, few days since, named
Armentrout, with face BACKED and head
covered with a slouched bonnet, to disguise
himself, made an attempt to murder Miss
Sarah King, who was in the woods some dis
lance from the house. She was lucky in
escaping, and the william was caught.
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"NOVRLTY works. IA
LOOK TO THE FEET.

SONE THINWS GAN BE DUNE As W ELL AS OTHERS.
HART having Just returned from the Eastern ctes.
would inform his old and the citizens
orally he his Shoe Store Main
opposite the Branch Bank the largest finest and
selecpsd Fashionable BOOTS
SHOES ever brought % this city comprising Cent? Boots Of
kinds Caters all tbs Youths Child
Boots Misses Caters and Shoes Of all kinds and
IntAn,s' Shoes in Abundance
He hs also fine stock of No. Red Sole Leather and Tay
lor's No. Oak. OF Cincinnati.
ALSO-33 do. fine French Caifkins of different brands
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALS0-Moroceos Lining. Bindings: Thread Ggtta Perch.
Web Enameiled Spltts other kind
Material necessary featuring Boots End
Shoes all of which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted rood
He has also force Of good and experienced workmen
employed In manufacturing which enables him to compete
west Of the Rocky Mountains. Cali and see.
my3l-u H. j. HART.
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A good mans heaven commences here.
The same may be said of wicked mems hell,
To taste Of Paradise, all that's necessary 10
30 taste of Virtue. There's more sunshine in
one good act than in all the solar systems
ever invented.
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: fC- Printers accounts are said to be like
faith "the substance OF things hoped for and
the evideace OF things no; SEEM
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"A man can't help what is done behind his
back as the loafsr said when he was kick
ed out of doors.
Fortunes favorite--the man that sngers
. red-hesJed woman without getting bis
craneum injured.
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CURRENCY RATES.

INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank Il Branches. par AL Solvent Bar ks. par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. Rranchesin Orleans. par
State Bank Il Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent banks 9 dis
State Stock Bank 10 p. .5disl NJ q 8. CAROLINA
P" In ~. par All Solvent Banks. ... g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks.... par New StkSecurity B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks .l dis An Solvent Banks = dis
MISSOURI. Fire & Marle lp.. Co.'S dis
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN
EASTERN. All Solvent banKs.... ) dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan lns. Co. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks IS dis
EXCH ANQE.
New York Buying at Selling prem
Cincinnati .Buyins.. ...Selling prem
COIN
Silver Change. 2 ..,.....5 prem
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A thief being caught robbing bank when
ssked chat he was doing, answered: Only
taking notes.
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SALE REAL ESTATE. BIZ KxBCuTRIx,.

esEEABLI IN order 81 ths Court Of Common rlsss
the Lass Will William Trson decreased fa's Of said county
will sell public the door Of the Court House In the
City Evansville In said the Of 0o
clock A. M ands ~ ofhe 18th day Of august ns.
the folio wins described Real Estate Of said deceased wits
The Bet Laf OF the quartet Of Secea
eight Town South Range eleven West aud the West
west South quarter same Section and
the ofsamc Sec
ton. the following wits tine OF the
money be paid cash. in six months
in twelve months and In eghteea
months the giving his with interest from the
day OF sale without relief from valuation apprAisement
laws secured BY mortgage upon the premises.
eyI7-3w AMERICA TRAFrON. Executyix.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

SEALED Proposals viii h received At the sss Of Allen
Jay. 1884, fer The Csd.s srdsia,. a..sary fslisise
Valley nailrssd s.ssdiAs from vnsssass Ina. Paris
Plans proes are ready fer i.spssso.
sAs oes AIls. hsG..Ay Co. sed ssc sths
efes Of the Wabash Valley Railyosd Company Nalsha M
The line pssss thrseh dsssly pspasssl "a highly
sslv.s:d sssny scssa.S svsy issiliy ess.aiss
The YORK Of N s1essdine verass sAsssssss sad vs
worth the attention Of e1pegienesd Coasysatou
ssssl sxa.isss;Sa bssess shes IssPssisas.
The work viii - divided ints 0essna q sloaS enc nile
sssh fer the sssvs.isnss Of Sad 1s viz 8
slsrsi the whole pelsa efs nd sssssvn, As
viii .se . es.siasrsi r :Ae psgssss f sSs vssS y
= 4, 7, ELLIS. prseidsnt.
OHAS. eUH4EH6. Chief E,siuesr.
Me0RApY. ALIEN 3 CO., tsntrsstsss.
eys-d&vH
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CcRRErrED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL BY
q COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer in Ezehasge, Coin Laad Warrants, Unenrrent
Money, &C., Se.i OSee GA Tirsf ST. near Nam.
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The following is good phrase, descrip-
tive of an energetic character: Cromwell
did not wait to strike until the iron was hot,
.Lut made IL hot by striking"
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How 90 you like my roomp asked million.
are. showing off his dining room to Sydney
Smith. Il like it, replied the satirist, in
fnitely better than YOURSELF
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Hot Sc, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS. &C. sc.
2NLENDENING Il WALKER have formed partn ershp for
~ business and opened Shop and Store Syc-
LAughlins old stand They will keep
constantly on hand large stock OF Paints Oils Window
Glass varnshes Brushes &C. &C. They also solicit orders
Painting variety promising
n style lowest prices. mys II