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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-29


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i-y Up D4l l--Ver Sar,la
asn..,iur quality.
\.o. a nlH assortment of Shaker apa
acsaoll
,pr-- rms
, ,,I...,
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IN ric,n Iore'r3 'shi e fpporatus,
%u.t.l .o.aii mr,. Oh. I-n-.,I ...at.s--cr,,-
-liue in par. oi tb. olonH":
FIA1 HO0kS,
0'shau- hnos.v or pabHn Bend; Limerick,
with f q. Gattcd. or hinged ends Spriue
$tr,l Carlisle; Kirby river and Trout ami
Kirby S.a 1Ac&nrcl, Cod, Limerick cod.
Nr.iuia, Black Fish: together with many
fancy patterns OF Hooks, oV sizes.
GANGED nOOKG
Trout Hooks tied smell, Of ~Jtr,r,e C;yf
GrtoR{ mir: virginia and cod Hooks. ..
Lf.a; PichcrcI Hooks ON Brass and silver
GiY.p. and brass Wire Shank Hooks. on
chains.
PtrnNr SralNG iIoors-SrrArs ron Tr,.
A>Y o-aFn Frsu.
FISHING LINES
or every size and color. made Of Linen. Cot
ton, silk, Hair China Twist, Patent Braided
silk, &c.
Loxpov P,rr*r Fly Ltyrs. Sillworn Ont
Casting Lines.
JOlNTED FISHING RODS,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-29

STATE OF VERMONT, Be it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. that at a Probate
Court held at MiddlcbWy in and fer the Dis
irct of Addison on the 9th day Of March, "A.
D. 1854:
John NJ Weeks, administrator Of the os-
tate of MACK Il WEEKS, lata Of Sails
bury, in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for allowance: 1t is
thcreupon ordered that said account be con-
sidcred for allowance by this court AZ the
session thereof to he held at the Office of the
REGISTER of this court, in Middlcburv, in
said district. On Thursday, the 10Th day of
April next, nj ten clock in the forenoon; and
that notice thcrcofbc given to all persons in
tcrcSiel that they may appear and make
their objections il any they may have, ia
the allowance Of said account, by publish
ing certified copy OF this order in the Mid
dlehury Rcgistor--a newspaper printed at
said Middlehury-th weeks successfully
previous to The time Of said court
JgD. s. RrsuSgLI, Register
true copy Of record.
i93w. Attes, Jrn T. BusnSELL, Register
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-29
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District oi New i!dvrii, IS pluAa',Cuurt 10:
the District of New Haven.
To all persons Interested in thu estate of
Charles O. White, late of New Haven in
said district, deceased, intcslate
GRsGrING:
Whereas, at n Probate Court holden ut
Bristol, in said district, on the 22d day of
March. 1851: The Administrator Of the cs-
tata Of CHARLES o. WHITE, late Of New
Haven. aforesaid, deceased, presented to said
court lis petition in writing. setting forth that
the debts and charges against said estate a
mount to the sum o. &2397 so, that the a.
mount of personal estate remaining ia his
hands is $50 ,0l leaving the sum Of S2OG2 80
to bee raised from the real estate, and haih
shown to the said court the situation of the
real estate whereof the said deceased died
seized (and bath represented to said court
that a part OF said estate cannot be- sold with
out injury to those interested in the ROMANO
dcr) and pray> the said court To liccusc nim
to sell the whole Of the real estate Of the
said DECEASED, except the widows dover, TO-
gcther with tle reycrsion of the said dover
Therefore it is ordered that all persons inter
csled be notified to appear at a session of
ssd court To he holden ut Bristol, on The 4th
Monday of April, lS5i at 10 o'clock, 4. VI
AT the Office Of the Judge of said court, that
they may give bonds for the payment Of the
debt, and charges Of Administration, ar show
cause why license should not bc granted as
aforesaid, for which purpose it is further or
dered, that copy of the record Of this order
bc published three weeks successfully in tho
Nldlebury iegister-a newspaper printed ~
/ Mddlchury, IN this State-all which puhhca-
tions shall be previous to the said time ap-
pointed for said hearing
HARVEY NUNslLI, Judge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

InvIgorating Elixir or Cordial

mYIgornting Elixir or Cordial
Whence proceed lie assude, the depression, The de-
bly tho Ind cuco to lie, the Instability the conn-
uai feeling OF nass whiehill is impossible to define OF
luoallEe so commlu hard TO tear, and 80 little ped
by tic robust and healthy We answerIromt tile stomach
aud the nervuuS system between which herr exists tie
closest sympathy Wan, nj vital oorgr, sugsshness In
tic soorctive orgsls, general inertia Of tie SYSTEM isN
the bo tom OF all c dineUlly. 10 rouse The whole Or
glnzlun from tie tJrpo, 10 G bue II wi hhcw He &C
tiyty aud ygOr and 10 sustain In that condition, there
isno prcparaltouoonpa willDs Morss'S hriso'd'
ting Hirt or Coldiol Ollcr stimuli npyeXcite the dor
tnant physical energies Tine hut like the night asn
the lightning that leaves bClLdita dteer glOVnL tile
exhibition Or tloo oNnieralts Is followed, after the first
tunvulsNo effect is over, BY deues on OF body ana
miud muro IuOouhd and a'a zine than ever. Tue emf
edy literally Moite tlanl Tie diseasc. Bot the EliNr
hus dynamic influence. ltnO only creates now con-
ditiUn Of the physical organic om, but rcpeiuates It,
Tie animal spis ao no; only clcercd and ecyaledbys
agency, but kept up to their level without aiggs
vegetable compound eougenia to the yeten, 1t seems TO
act urOnic tonsuiou ,tselr bnd 10 tcvoutt ni'e IT,
In chronic diseases Of The nerves, tho stomach and the
liver, lis operation is all hut miraculous.
Tile Cordlals put up, hglyoouo nlruIcd, npint boz
Hes Price three dollars ler bottle, two for hve dollars
six tOr twelve dollars. Z. II. RING, Proprietor,
IO2 broadway, New York
Sold by Druggists Throughout the United state, Canada
aud tic West indies
Agentsi- wngrLlSo -KBLLS 4 CALDWELL.
CiSGINNArI-H H. RRikINiS.
U3'Sce ADVERTISEMENT, seplI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18

With the Stars RS and gtFipop around Him.

With the Stars and stTipeS around Him.
"NNe found him us lie had fallen from Ibis horse,
his sword sill firmly "a sped in his baud, and The
Gag he had died defending drawn aclu.s lis breast.
lie looked as though he had gnhe 10 sleep expect
ing every moment to lie reused by call 10 aims.
THREE was not a clear eye among us, when Que OF
Ills GIiendS severed two Hngets from the many that
clustered ON his forehead 10 Send home" to lis
mother and beuohed. lie was hnTIe, as was
Iound--the nig, the sword, Tie soldier IN one
grave !"--Lsusrs from he RiO Grdnde'
Letlim lie in the dark narrow sraye yln have made,
Let him lilo ds, dying, yyh IUlhd Nun
Let him sleep with his la ID o. lho dihlru bade,
And the atars and stripe, arNlUu M
But first cut lock nom his chesImi laIr
POr one tlAttho hotnlelt weoplns
Aud smOther "send hOuie," aud viii ihemlell where
Tie sonand the lover ave Sleeping
When ong winter nights at Tho homo Ol his birth,
Arc shortened with legend uEdsttry,
Some voice la the household Will tell OF Ills WORTH
Auhl speak OF his death ard his git w
And lancy will picture the pa where lie sleeps
beside him Tie blue winding iiyor'
Tile long slOnirg 1ais where The eharpaIul sweeps
Aud summer brcatIe4 SONY forever.
The mother VIII weep, as she thinks OF hcr boy"
The ties that so tenderly bound hilni
but the lad at her side will think 'twerc a joy
TO sleep wthR banner around himl
Aud she the dark eyed and tic beautiful one
WHO VOTED aolong Tor hor loy love, n, ,u
VIII all asleer fearful ana diean um,ll morn
OF joys ard the love meetings over
When another shall kn;el at The feet nj the fair
TO win her with sighs and with yOwlus,
She'll tell him her heart as he pleading kneels there,
Is tombcd whcio a river rs How ng
The Tiugets YOU cut 4 ON The pale maj bic brow
or our comradc, wauiuT.holrted,
She'll press to her lips, and remember her vow
or hith to tue dear one Departed
May The magnolia leaf sweep over that mound,
The FIRST orange blossoms bestiewii
May mOonbeams, like birds, on the branches SIT round
Aud the tears Of saroyos bedow II
For HoyeI oh uoVor, lie eyes al friend
Shall over that lore grave be wcerinsi
But cross Il dark chiefs their wIl'palhs VIII wend
Nor know OF the brave meath them sleeping.
Let him slrep by the wave OF The Rio Graude,
WithnO n Oud sculptied urn above hun
There a,e tHilols enough In his own dear land
Tie sOrrOwing, sad teaIts ihitlnvc hun
Let him lie IN tile dark, narrow gave you have made,
let him lie Az dying you found him,
let him sleep will Ills maud IN lie tniel blade,
WV r. H. A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

IOY virtue decd OF Trust executed 10 ne BIS y,i.
ID as JcHes, Tor tile berent II the Nor Wessrg I5f
ui VIgIa shall Oceed OF UHday tie sh d., oit.
iOher L,Nt, al tile mont fOOr Of lie c3ur house o
county, TO sell TO teghest bidder for Cah 10. ooef,
pIUl cry o. 80 mt eli thereof may he Tccesar or
ISIS The purposes OF said trust TO wI the south lnuO'g
No II IN 18th squ nc OF fhc city OF Wheelug. in N-,
Iat e's addition Hereto, supposed to measure q tsl M
on 0'h stleet and itm, back i2 feet also NE ueIL,
VI lot No lI9 on John sueeutu said city OF WIc.ir.
Terms o. salr-Csth such iiue only viii be r,iyg!
as Is vcsted iumc 10y tie said leed,Of uvst ctu.d,t
iced book ~, page @S, in The LlsrEs o,c o. uioca
~. u. LAME,
SrpAid Ius'g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
House AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Offers Tor sale his House and Laa
Market street east side, between Mon oc suJ u
Il GERS The lot is III feet mont, with good brick iVt-
litg house AMI out buildings
II VIII be scid low ard on accommodating ic'HS %!
possession givennny lilue alter lie fistO: october
IONS l. Y lIMMEp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
The Cholera at Martlnaburg.

Ffom the Marlinsburg Gazette We take the fol-
Living account Of the ravages Of The Cholem IN
hat place, mp 10 the 18th:
sour town has been visited by this fearful
scouree The long burning hot withdrawing
upon the constitution predispusrd, perhaps, dds
cases of tile buwels-algTayaI by the use Of mi.
wholesome food,-hns brought the scourge upon
u.s. The uncleanlIness Of The town has been
nursery OF the disease.
Committees have Oeen appointed TO take note oil
the progress of the disease, 10 report cases oil ts.
tuition, and to employ nurses and medical aid, and
sec to the burial OF The dead. Among the list Of
dead sre Col. f. p. Hunter, Attorney for the Com
nonwealih for Berkeley county. lie died at Bath,
on Sundiy the 10Th, from the disease CONTACTED
at this place.
On Friday Thomas Turner, Mrs. Poisal ST.,
Mrs Wien, A. Pentonys child, Mt. Underdonks
child, Mss Calharine llomIiCk, Mrs. Mclntlre,
consoIt of r. Nlclnire and Mrs, NJ. j. Hess, died.
On Saturday, Miss Ann Hutchinson. On sunday,
A. Morrison, Mrs. CaSkle, a German eTl nj X.
Websier's. Mrs. Leckn 7, Mrs. Raenhll, Nh Long
hammers child, MI. Underdunk aud Adam Pen-
tony. On Monday, Mrs. John Weller, Mi. llar
hooker, A. Pentouy's Guild, John SuyleT's Child
IIotice Woodland, Edwin Merchant, Bockhammer,
cooper of Slaub's, II. SeaIy'S child. From the
above we See the fatality with which the cholera
rases almost equals ITS desltlctiveness when al us
height in Cum ernnd. The change of wcatheTt
is hoped, will tend 10 abae The disease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
ADMIi ISlRAI Un'S SALE.
1G Rharaa Wa hfugk,,, IT,1 q,

IS Shares Was hingt,n Hall Stock
I wlLLselI at Public Sale on Thursday The IsLI,,,
i june neNi, Fifteen shares Nashii gtOm liol So / ~
est builder. -"
Terms made known on doyOf sale.
nD27 JNO. X. BOlSEORU. AJ-,,
- The above sale is pusluueJ ulil tue Gil JsT "a
\ugilSt FI,i.
GJ-This sale is postponed TO Sci ill., at II os is
% Tie above sale is POSTPONED Until thr lCh5,,g
OctubcT 1854 '' v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
REAL HsTATH sA1.nn
10 he Sola

Ey eI%t 5i WI o 'GIaIsa ,Ss Convenient o.
Which Skinned 9tcly over the Geek. can. ihs Iru,
io,rs, aud would BE- a m stdesaGr pia,. o,erIlT
, pSSSf cP SS So SS @hoisS G S1S god oo@
ers. Twelhy poret will be laken 70 s9l putl
IN one aud 'wO ycais' with Interest lion, it e La
"S .o ap o ,vo togiMs oa. rooms VIII IesSo
The alley cnd nj Tho lot Is Eost toH,ioS wood d, ~
and tue location s desirable, "sitis within dncG
Payment will be taken al 10 =, r we Guy
one. two aud taiee ycSrs. 70, urilCT balsRts
to IOllN nj NNE",U'LHiiOu an .
ny9G Gin rovl door TO 81. RH Is; ,ns,het Il ''I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
VIM. Il. NEEDS,


no pa, MoNROE sTHEEr, uP STNlRs.
NHT GUILD respectfully inform his friends aud the public
w 10 general flat 10 has sought the establishment
lately Known James Ewing BOOkblndsry ANA blank
10 der, blank books OF every description, music,
zes periodicals, &e tn manner Hot TO be surpassed By
ANY estab slment in tho country,
g'ConstaH.iy onlani an assortment OF Blank Books.
gr2T-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
NJ Oil KItPn SALE.
Stephen Rice 1Inchsrrsr -

Geopo ". Gabas administrator c SU",, ., on
aud others
lnnuisuancc OF a decree made on The Tlh ds,,orr.
1871 IN tile above named cause, will sell al m. ~
House oil Ohio county, on Monday the 18th DAY
her, M, pat of OF 40 1884, Luniug on Union We
near Z. Suiions coal bank, being the sam. pTon,,,,,
present occupied by uTs. Mary GTsham 'N'"
q he sale will be made on a credit ri sX, iwfl,. -,
eighteen mcnlLs, tie pu chaser giving rOIds MIX !,
proved security, bCaring ineiest iron day Of s,, ~
the lille WILDE etalned u0til the whole puchot E,
is paid 1I
wM s. WICKHAp.
auslT SheUHn'O OH rn't,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18

supprs Darn or CATTLE.-'rhrly six head OF
cattle, valued at $50 per head, the property Of
Mo,srs Gov. & Co., ofthe neighbofhoOd OF Bow
mans Mil, in Rockingham county died in the
urc orone night, last week. a lot Of six hum
cred and forty were all we'll in the evening when
duSen INTO the fields, and thirty six Of tlem were
found dead next morning, without the cause OF
their death being known. So states the Rockiug
ham Register
TTThe Boston Traveller states that french
msu, employed 10y Postmaster Gilley, Of Russell,
while chipping wood ne,r the depot, met with
three uonslrous mlllesnakes, each measuring up.
wsris of four feet in length. The favorable posi-.
,on IN which the reptiles lay enabled the brave
Prsnchmnn to kill The three at single below
Upon cutting them open, thirty little faI'lesonk,s,
with ono ralllc eaclb hiade their appearance and
met The same late as their elders. This was aver
Ping the garden Of Eden 10 some extent
ApyAxCING The Lynchbnrg cars now lun
within lhitleen miles Of wythvile, to which pace
they win SION 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
DHESS GOODS!

E'mDrOIdeTieS,
V'HE largest STOCK EmbrUderies ever exhibited IN
l this CITY, consisting Oh
III CANT Lace collars sud sleeves.
French, Irish aud Scotch need e worked collafi
hiIdIen's beautiful BmbIOdoi ell muslin Dresses
Linen tambtir ldk'ki balidsi
Swiss and JHcUnGl RlOuuClngsi
Edsm,s, hse, tngs aud ChcmlLeisi with every VAIL
ely Of white Goods Just received at
UElNk Eltli ~ NOs'N
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18
nrsICK And AFFlIorED.Cn

uJ'SlCK AND AFFLlCIED.EU
TUE most safe aud certain dy known to the
wOrd Ior tie obstinate Cjughs colds, asthma,
bronchitis, blood 81 lifting, liver complaint wlOorhg
cough Group tickling or rising In tie .hoat de-
by pains in the side or breast broken constitution
from tic abuse AID other causes, is DOCTOR
SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP on WILD CHER
RYi consumption, alter 1t has reached state, aud
sumcd character hitherto con ide cd ncurobc, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pc
pa. alton Roucmhcr-the great Original wild Cherry
mCrRraoa, and Tie ouy compound prepared By regular
physician, is manufactured under The immediate care Of
DR, SlHtrNB, athis Laboratory, no. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale by-De. JAMES ,AKERi KELLS q CNLD-
VIZ Hi and PATrRRSON& Co Wheeling. FLEMING
HRoS., Pnlsbu glL BURDSALL " Co, Ciucirnatii
and by ,cacis generally Sspl9
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18

USiauE. PAaApg.-A company Of FanIasIicols
Numbering about 10, oil mounted on the carc,ses
Of blind horses and mules, aud dressed IN all the
colors Of Jacobs cattle, no two having the same
uniform, aud oil disguised beyond the power OF
recognition, paruded tie principal streets Of Rich
m,nI on Monday. The Enquirer says their can
uon aud smaller arms were entirely original IN
their construction, and The whole military display
Of Tie most grolysQue and amusing kind. NJ Sc
aud Lie represented in an open carrioge, The An.
gel Gabriel with terrible horn, Santa Anna in
carnagc, and numerous other great characters
were vety handsomely touched oil. Barnum
onrht to have been there He has never produced
anything equal to i'll 1t drew a much lar. Ell crowd
than his eight elephants aud other curiOsties, aud
afforded more amusement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18

Il OF No ., In block 9j, on IlanlntIeu size,
~ and rurhng back 100 feet TO an alley ~ 10 D.
the, best siuahdos In the city lOr iesi,nA son d,
lot on one haliOI II, as may hest fuii lie We
FoTlnlotnallone enquire at This ONCE OF Of NSI'.L
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18

SllERIFR'S SALE.
Inmnr ~ Mrn h. TN, ~ a.
John IIricc's leirsond ollie )

lpursUanco VI dCC,co made on the 5u,t,,
1901 In tile above named cause, will ,clI oi O JdJ
hes to tie highest ~ best bidder, on MoJ,t T,H
day OF uetocr 1874, tie tract OF LrJ ii, n, Ile %
proceedings mcnttOnei situate on Middle WIsclu n az
adjoining Tie Siaie line, Containing about i,y &c "a
acres, more or less, AID being Tue san I5o nlnl u
which lht Rev. Johl brieo died seized ''0tTN v
IIils o. sac ore loW u 81 tie rurClae rop,,,,,
pad ~ carl 'n the day OF sale, AID lie Iesp A. Oh,
two ycalF tic chaser giving bonds with sI Ut az
Guilty, beating into esl nom day al sale AZ UNtd e
will DC retained until The Whole purchase ps ne W.
Wh. =. MlCKHAM, RAD
y I4iiu t,x,,,... . Sheriff Of Ono Count,
forward cory '"'' 'E't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-18

RiCnuoXu FLorR MmLs.-rhe Richmond (Va,)
Enquirer says Tie various flour mills in that city
urc now At work grinding Tie new wheat crop that
is coming iulo marked. About fifteen thousand
bushels DAY are required to keep them supplied
There are seven mills in all and at The present
puees Of wheat ilrequtes s2O,7'O per day to keep
thrn in motion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-27
TO MERCisANTS, PHYSICIANS.
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.


1TESSRS Keller & FARNSLEY would re.pect.
" iully return thanks to theircustomers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they hays
heretofore received and take this method of informing
heir TRENDS that They have purchased OF Mr. CrawfoJd
Bell his entire stock of Drc2s 81 Medicines. and
VIII continue to carry the business in the house for
merry occupied by him Main between First and SEQ.
ond sis where they will be pleased have friends
can ana examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac hiie who has been years the principal Clerk
IN Mr. BELLS establishment, who will be happy at aIg
times: TO wait upon the old Patrons of the house. IL
pure Drugs allow rates. and aceommo dating are
any inducements to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sicians respectfully invite them TO call as we Rave
on hand sock of $4,000, of well elected Drugs and
VIII De constantly receiving additions present
supply and hope to offer such Inducements WHOLE.
SALE DEALERS as will sunercede the necessity or
TIER vst ether cities, for the purpose purchasing
their supplies.
jyI5 KELLER FARNSLEY Col
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-27
THOMAS CONJUNCTION.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND

STATIONER.
XXTOULD respe tally inform his friends and the pub.
" lie generally that having purchased Messrs..
Rathbone 81 NheLdr. their entire stock of Books &
Stationery? he has owed his Book stan
lately occupied by them in No. l. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made TO his stock enables him
offer to his customers larger and better assortment
than has ever before heen brought u this mark et con
slsng ia part Of Misrellaneo' School Medical and
Theological Books. Writing Printing Wrappr q and
Fancy Pape-, Foreign "a Fancy Stationery of all
kinds al % which Will be sold Wholesale and Retail
ii inciEuaii prices. to which would cali the
attention 90 country merchants. dealers and
others being confident ne make IL TO their interest
% Pert hdse c' ESf aug 25.if
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-27
JEWIIBSsEaBE-AEwe

TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN KRoN q
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE. IA.
fINHE undersigned most respectfully informs the cti
gems of Evansville and vicinity. that he continues
his Business al the above place where he constantly
keeps on hand splendid and full assortment of Jewel
~. Watches. Clocks &C. &c, ofthe best quality which
will be repenished continually by the latest and most
fashionable tyles, and which his advantageous pur-
ehases and the liberal patronage he has received thus
far enable him to sell very low, and low
any other house in the city.
Repairs of any Kind in his line viii be executed in
competent manner, and at low charges.
Asking continuance OF the liberal patronage bestow.
ed npon him, he refers those who buy To those
who bought of him. and invites all to examine his
goods and prices. Qeb2Stf) e.. dOSSEN.