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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02

According to ancient custom strictly aeid-
ed by 10 this day by theLratern'iy, the pr'h-
tiers take New Years Day as their own time
Our printers will have free run to-day and
consequently no paper Will be issued from
this Office TO- morrow.
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r. a esng 5f eounterieiters we're arrest
e5-:u Salem. o, fev day s.noe. One Of
the number turned State evidence and made
important disclosure. Iheir operations had
been confined chiefly % the Empire State
Bank, n. Y, the Troy City Bank, n. y. and
the Unadella Bank, r.. Y.
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NEW GooDs.

VETM. LoWEN raOLS CO. resolved to-day The 40
w hong eNPccad tioocs. and willing 10 sellshe
same AZ the lowest prices
We cali The Particular attention. TO splendid stock
OF ladies Ciolks Sh1wis, single and doate- n every
yariet,; Fianneis In qualify broa@ht before
ltis e. ladies and Gentle Kid and all iher
kinds OF Gloves golvtts, Undersieeves, Ves 1aees.
tec., No
1 ALSO, on hand Table linen in every style. Linen Bed
Sheefng. from le 10 I2t white bleaehed and brown
Husins % the best brands. Como and see TOR your
seives. lderss,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


4 Ii Fsr'sHs are tre-araee from plrcAssiHxa Note
- draws y! ~, ga fvOr 81 William kobi,on, ,r s30
iii rot pas sid Iis note Was EVei for
horse tAA-e Sougatvftim, Eken haI since been proven
% b. -l1ien properly. wv BOYLl,
l4s2 3l' THOS. HOLtSS.
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In Terre Hau;e on the 18th alt, WILLIAM F., son
Ferdinand aud x. kberwine.
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PIrrsBGRGa Dec. so, p. u.
River unchanged sisss noeni weather
faodsrsting.
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wArCHEs ANp 10 ..lz.s /.

- a. Tue HedF sf,prfscn "a 1sl.r1< iEd taw
ITA feHr, The unEeEsgscd brrs -zre a AZ. m u :
f. eltze q trssissili- and vri.st. nj he Lee
cheap Wstcles Jereify and siacf Isnt sfsif3 esl,s
calig AZ for Inc Chris,n=. and aor sf-,< prrsrsis
"aiea nc VII sell al sn ~ prices j. >1f- te avs
Satisfaction Being sssded fhat Aft sfef-et nice.
VIII h.FoFh3 by eompete VIII any aiatl .ntls 3 X re-
sPeeuaiy soleiis aises iHipaon, s.c h-. l;bsr.l
share ~ he public patroIlaSc. d fs<.S9EtS
dec Il -hrsl's neN bsisdfqs. 90 -lfsst
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CITY MILLS Flour.

(NFtY Mills Flonr nov selling a. SIS 5s(ss5s5, whole
saie; sstai e. -. siforgand sn.,vha.i5ss Ni,eat
- cent for good Ft0ar Barrels. y Ross. Agent
det &c a&rIf
WANTED so hu,hcs Of good Barley, for which
W the highest market price Will DC T&si.
Gecsg ST. HoYEY.
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rshizas ~ raSk GO. W. sILFEs s-fsf eesa a.rss
Jas1 sE'Sr ~ OF al gisnt. stt * AZ s.rLccxs,
-EeFAcLEs & k.lS srs
fiRsr And - okr. EyAhss7 Is. IA.
- W have constantly On lsflk 4.fa - ~ {.
- Plrie sssorlrirft OF TAG abose fSusss rofe I'D
tse-B VII srii them low Any hoesf =, ~ = t y
lore respesfu Invite al ha n tesirons n buE
ing -iches orJeweiry. % give - ~ re frre Nae
ii eisSn here as We Hzse il 10 lrsess 70 tEY
81 us. ,,s-es =. -
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wALE PkpEH a4Nefec.s.

TUE 81 BSt BiBER secls cone tntfs a., !. = 20
80 ftnefai ,-prii,eiti "a AHf- f1sisE tif slxisRs
and borders Of every vsFietg i.ie snd ef<h fs-
neaH 81 print and bear 3 I'M - AL
ets, .sa in ties al hose who N aIff ~ o. s-cls
10 sail ane eKs rline e. p tfeU DE Ess>for 3ct,8
Sse9ily k.s,szt -. 49, ~
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CEILING. OFF AT COST ;
EDWARD FEGAN aCO..

V,est, bsfrssn Man and L0eHsfs opposite Fss
O@es. Eeansrslle, Ind,
NITIsH to inform the inhabfaniso bis city and viez
w ~, that they will Offer their entire stock OF
CLOAhS AND DRESS GOODS
At Taste cost Monday, the 20 day ofJanuary i6t
In order 10 make room for their immense stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
We oter Inducements - purchasers rarely to be me
WITH as The goods all new, ad purchased this fa
lie generally, FASHIONABLE GOODS, for each sessoH
sl % Obliged offer etiFe stock OF Cloaks md
ana Ire. Goods al East IN cost ldes30 ,
DRAN DIES.-for Medical purposes and for bey.
ID sraye;
J. q F. Martele. olard Dupuy & Co.
J. y. GODDARD, ieo5, Mallory Cognac. 1e34,
J.Gherou Champay ne 1896, OLD London Dock, le3e.
All, * hosss Cognge. ALLIS & HoWEs,
CN-!e2SIIeo's;aaa' K ksyi
Auis & Howes' Americas do.
JUST ~ TINE.
A FRtsH i9i o. kassies, y o.s pa.sn, Sausage sst.
ws,tern Feed store ldee5J y. GRANT CO. !
TWO STORES TO RENT,
ON Main Street, just above Babcoek Bros Store ard
" below the Bank They are n one ~ The best tusi.
res loo tons ia the city. Enquire OF o. L. LEWIS.
dccae
OYSHEHs! 0ESTERS!!
Just RECElvED-one hundred Cans Fresh Oysters
j direct from baltimore de 30 ALLIs & hovEs.
SALE o. LOTS.
NNte arst day or February isi, 1t the door, OF the
Y CourI House ia lie City of Evansville, botTe ca ten
o'clock. 4 and four o'clock, p 81 the Undersigned.
Guardian OF fesitt &. Evans. Robert A.kyans aud
Berry T. Eyans. vail sell at auction 10 me hghesi bic
der the undivided threeioGrs oiihv undivided halt OF
m following Lots pieces OF ground siUatsh IN the
Comfy FaBierpurgh, aud ; tale OF iianrs, VIZ
Fraonal ntsNa nine and tea, Ia te Upper II large
msnt of The ci'y - EFasy and part u me rt oiihl
section No. thirty n Township sixsOHt Of Raj ge
tei west bounded on "a north Us sad IRRATIONAL lots
the south line of said fractional tot tea
ndyc directly 30 the Ohio Ryci and o. The south west
by the Ohio River.
One third lash; Third months and oue-thr a:
l9 months from day of sale. Eos the last two install
mentS the pIrchasr all give notes bearing intercs;
from VITA freehold seeurit waving benefit OF
lief avs. Ey order OF lie Court 81 Common Pies
de,soaw tReformtopy svl '.'o' eSsrdlsn.
LOSE.
4 SMALL roll OF Bank N0trs or Reaincky, Ohio, IN
II diana aud Hartford Banks. The finder Mill be lle-
creliy rewarded by leaving Ihe same al his Office
oee.g-U
FOfs HENT.
A., LARGE Frame HOUSE SITUATE ose Square from
- Main street suitable for Que large or t-o small
Families. For terms apply a. thlsorice ~ c.9 y
TOTsCE.-Tp Farmers ard s.5osntry Merchants, =
~ wi. pay Nnei, dive Gents per bushei lar all good
merchant ibi heaI delivered 70 ent.l The 9Th o.
January, less. :. J.. Ht.ytY.
tve.s Nexidcor 10 sntrsRee City Hotei.
CITY MILLS FLOUR.
MY Mills Flonr j. selling ~ SIS 5g<s5 IS whole
sac; sstaii 81 -. siforg.,nd sr,rhssi-5ss Wheat
80 cent for snt Ftoar Barrels. ! y Ross, Agent
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~ 3s0 bsss n. .. MolaSses 100 halt D5ls 10 DO,
~ do Sagarh0uso do. 30 bbls boston syrup,
I0hf hbls8osssn syrup, 80 nj Lbiss. Il. Aoiasses
eer2i AxLtS q Howgs.
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sseQi


- We have igst received an in felcs cf ~ sso,
goods direct rcs1 The Nznufscfur.srk ard AL tss
heap foreEsh. EITTRcL-sF a. -l,HS
dec2i-u Main, hstw ecu - ans 3d7;<erss.
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CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD. COM.

CHARTER PEaP GTU AZ.
o)n0 ADM CA2irAb With la--ss nspiusi Sc
sDSlfOsVUN crrsly igFe-tcd. uusst Us -asctiefs
and Approval of ne Copsfsier VI PlbIS Acou,is 81
ilia sat-, u sonree.icui eI.k #-.E
The undersigned has been =ppci "a zeal f.shs
ABOVE Company. nis oss of The best in she rsft aud
the res, premium low thos- Cf any respor-
80 institution In The Union. Applications for Pcies
respectful! soliciIes b. q. h DREW, AE,st.
lzo. y, @ALAka, d.licAl RIAmmer; liss9 lsnddv
TO WHOM VT EaH CONCERN.
CAS- e OF Fresh Baltimore Uy steTs large aud fi.
= reed by Express - COOKS Family Groces.
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CIFRTST.rAs t,oarsl -

w have just rccesved art rave OF I'D ~ ssoss
w % ladIes' Chafss Breast p Pas xK}sf< Ear
Kings srd Drops. Bracelets. Gard Csses, stfs rs 81
cher thnss suitable lor cbrssus syffs 49, -ss
themst RITTROs.FE zz>6tfs,
dec2g r. Main stsset. te.aeen Mkfit2t &
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= q
AZ have just received as5 oE 49, . q - sssss
nf nj oPcHSg,s " giehes; xis,L il-.><s ssort
merit Of 5uunF and Og.en-szce SilsT< aya1 81 rnss.
~ " -ess ssszla- aid ARA Ted > 49, -
n = faii3- r. kzScx<
essNH Nan, bctgeef ia I.la - ssrteis
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F0Fs ltENT.

!, LARGE Frame HOUSE. SITUATE square from
- Main street. suitable for barge or t~o small
Families. For teEuis apply ~ this Once. ~, CO q
n GTtCE.-To Farmer RS ard siosntry MerchanssS-
- wtl. pay Nine live Gents per bushei pr all good
srliant rb v heas delivered 70 uni The 9Th Of
Jaug-ry. Ic5s- :. l.. Ht.VtY.
tye.9 Next door TO entrsRec City Hctsi.
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Observation-Disclosures NDrgrr
CANAL LOTS FOR LBAsI

GI1 fots he south eide Of abe Canal near the ret
- deneo OF willard Carpenter. ESD OF the 25 L.
loo fce each. and two 20 by iG. s~ch vii be leased
i've Years or less ) l.. GILBERT & Co.
30c5l-u Syc near Water.
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SALE OF LOTS.
Lt,ST.

II diana aud Hartford Banks The finder Mill be HI
cr.ly rewarded by leaving Ihe same al his Office
l...n-tf
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lOsG der3I ). d IS. REILLY.
HOW To PRESERVE YOUR SLEEP UNnESTURBED.
RICH X CO.'S SAGATEAN DEEe SAFES.
TNkEkY business man vh0 has money. book. and val
II liable papers should safe Of which he eaa be
convinced that il viii preserve Them. Eyers person
once acquainted with Wider's improvement Itch 6
Co.'S Saamandcr P-icnt. viii use no 0iher. These
a es are now used In prefer nee Z. all others R all the
large commercial ciu 5 of the Union They nave not
only conquered most Others ia arideia tests, they
haze come out triumphant preserving millions OF wealth
in ali the large hres occurred in the United
states daring the last twent, years. Ogthis
signed can produce inc0ntes.be proof. and there
fore. with perfect confidence, offer publc hieh d.
co = >aumgudcr Safes o. all sizes suitable The
est business ard the largest Banking houses.
They aii DC sold a the manufa iureFs price with ad-
diti0n 81 transpo ration only. ALLlS * HONES.
dec2l Sole 4 gents for IndiauE
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TOYS, NoTIonf, 80.
'omErH,NG ISu CT PSI mks avn,

- = y u - y Q. U-H - ~ = = ND
NEW KEaE
RlCh AND RARE ktEGAAtk vi Fssrips
Combined in the Useful aDs .tkrt I. lie
L DIV % ID gEESI CE estrtr-.f h.t~..~
IL Main and locus, cpTose m fssst (,ts.e 60,
10 lie puddle rich sAsorn Et o. . rriry q .s res,
ceiserstrd wort iasst res-e3 l. res-ss o chr,t-
mas sna Ne" fe1fs q its Ladies' = insg-eet -
stock d. a1
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% I'1 d "Id Ios SIC py Viec5I !. ". tElLLf. .
~ HHDs Kew Sugar "fully fair" roc,l and fnr sail
III by (dectl) J.& -. REILLY. E
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CARDINES.-Halvts and Quarters reed per r. J.
- Ward to-day. for SAFE bys. 4. Gli.BEkE & Coz
decss Sye. hear alter.
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o. The knlckerbocker Magazine gives the
following as specimen Of Negro Preaching
at Baltimore -
On another occasion, when striving his ~
most to bring about revival, he elevated his
humble fl ok several pegs in importance. lie
sad: Nov, if any oh you niggers tink dat
cause you're black, and poor miserable, you'se
90 no great Conscience in de Lords eyes,
you So vastly 'staken, 'spect as ! could prove
by many puts DO de divine word but one will
be hclent for your dull comprehensons. De
Lord says, IN one place, God will no, lie, even
a eparrer taIl to the ground widnui His notice; :
and IN 'nudder place lie says, Are no, two
splrrers sold for "A farGen'; A fardcn would
ln'Drm you, Is s'poscd 10 be bout as much as
n cent. Wei, den, now, if dc Lord takes so
much care Of sPlrrcr, worth only half cent,
Oh how much portance, my dear bredren, in
lis eyes, are YOU five and six hundred dol
lar nlggersn"
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WATCHES. JE u ELRY
AND
FINE FANCY (.OOnS.

III r. desire to call the attention Of the
" Citizens oi Burlington and Vicinity, to our
stock oi Goods 10 which we have lately made, ano
are frequently making large additions We have
most complete assortment oi Watches rangiug IN
price from 1910 200 dollars; amongst which
some movements OF beautiful finish and adaptation
time, ma nuiaciurrd m Liverpool to our ord, and
cased by the best makers IN this country and ot
standard t'old We have choice selection OF The
latest styles at JswelTv IN all its hranchcs-tnb
Vest aud Guard ChaIns,-and Chsttelaincs DIa-
mond, Ruby, Prarl Garnet and other Stone and
fasle Fms and Kings, in great variety OF style and
price. We have on hand at all times, . general
stock Of Silver Ware al the very best manufacture
lrd qnality-we keep no other but pure STANDARD
silver, and a. such wt warrant u Our assortment
IT Plated Goods Is large and from m, most reliable
manufactures, and IN the Fancy Goods line we
purpose keeping none but run aud tine artlces
We ann. nv putSuIng underwriting "a II husi ncss
rolrse on the CASH oHe price ioT preht system Ia
establish y house, that vii command aud deserve
he confidence aud patronage at the community
V HORTON & co.
Burlington Nov dS wit
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Land Warrants,
From SO In 500 ncr Won't

NAN be made, in light and agreeable business,
~ by young men 81 good address and business
habits. Apply soon, at L. BOWMANS Office, No.
III Hanover street, Boston, Mass. None but " live
Yankees need apply.
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Dickin>on's Type Foundry.

No. SO Washington 81, Boston.
TYPES, and all other kinds Of PRiSriNG MAZE
RAILS, of superior quality, and at the lowest prices,
for sale as above, by
PHELPS 4 DALTON.
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More than Y,n Ihiusend Pieces now on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received soon publish
ed Glee Books and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Mr. RUST will sell all articles a. low as those of
the quality can he obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep a complete
assortment OF all articles usually kept in q Music
Store and by constant personal attention to his bu
sncss hopes to see in his New and Commodious
store, All of his ON, and many Srw customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1853 w3wtf
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ITEMS AT HONE AND ABROAD.

-JHE truth of the interesting narrative
Of Mrs. Wilson, the woman who was captured
and escaped from the Camanche Indians,
which we published not long since, has been
fully confirmed by late intelligence from the
frontier. The two boys, her br,thers-in-law,
captured at the same time with Mrs. Wilson.
lave been bought from the Camanches by
some friendly Indians and brought TO Fort
Arbuckle. Steps have been taken to restore
them to their friends
- Is kINCHAFOosE County, Georgin J.
V. McGRApY, was beaten to death with clubs
BY two of his own negroes. They split hls
body open and concealed II 10 the woods. The
ncgrye, were drunk and have confessed their
quit.
-WEsIERs SETTLERS wag was one
day speaking on two of his acquaintances who
bad gone west, where new corners were
usually attacked the first season, with the
ague, and said he
Neither of these two young men will be
afflicted"
Why mott inquired a bystander
Because was the reply, " one of them
is too lazy to shake, and the other won't
sake unless he gets pay for it."
-SLTTLrSG.-An elderly female on being
examined before the magistrate of Bungay
~ to her place Of legal settlement, was ask ed
y hat reason she had for surprising that her
deceased husbands settlement was in St An
drcw'S The old lady, looking earnestly at
tie bench, stid-
" He was born and married there, and they
buried him there, aud if that ism I settling
him there, don't what is
a Valuable Hint.
u tell you plan for gaining wealth,
letter than banking, uadc, or leases
Take a bank-note, and fold II up,
And then you will find your money DECREASES
Tbs wonderful plan, without danger or loss,
heeps your cash in yodr hands, where nothing cal
trouble il
And every time that you fold it across,
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GRATiS!

Burlington, Sept, %.
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slMrd,> Golden Gloss

lyon THE liAIR.-Among the many preparations
! for the growth of the Hair, this GoLnrs GLoss
akcs the lead. Three reasons will he given why il
81 universally used and prcferred 10 all others
1t, Bccnu.c it has proved the most edectual in
Balducs, ID Pcoaus, il imIatis hcautiful dark
glu,, and delightful perfume t. the Hair Sd, lie
cause the ladics, with line discrimination, which
they all pls,cs,, have adopted it. MANY other
could be- given why il is great favorie but
those who want more have only to give il a trial.
Piee IS ct. in large hnttles For ale by Drmggisst
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l. ATE. But NOT LEAN !,
hEWEl HAS AT LAST EECEIVED HIS
Wintcy'~ stock Of Goods,

Which fully equals, and in some respects surpasses
,o' auythng he has ever offered Ia suffering
community.
All Those who are nuNiuu, (aud who u not y to-
consolidate aud c'mrrt the bond. If the union, cot
soul aud hdy) rrque-trd I, rall It l. believed
that all parties, Hand she'll, aud SOFT .hels-if they
only " shclluut' Ebony and Silver gr,N-providcd
they have the silver. will here mud means, isdJu
tally costfHioHti, lor tue accomplishment OF then
dcsircs
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Atlantic White Lead

ZINC PAINTS, VERMONT lin.
~ SEED OIL, boiled DO and other Painting
Mateis too numerous to Mention .Iusi received and
or salecheap A. &. STRONG
May "a. dAwtf
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T. Il A T. ID {!

4 IL WHO WANT AXES OF THE REAL COL.
n L1NS co. make should be particular to notice
the stamps as there various counterfeits and i'm
itations stamped Collins and labelled much like our,
which arc fraudently sold in some parts If the
| nited states as our manufacture. They are made
makers and are generally Of very inferior qualitT.
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired -u,h
an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
COLLINS CO., HARTFORD" and each axe
has printed label with my signature. II is now
more than TNESTY-FIvE YEARS since mmcnced
the business with the stamp of Collin, Co Hart
ford, and do not know Of any other axe-muker hJ
the name of Collins in the United States.
SAM. W. COLLINS,
August -! 1853. w9wlycar
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To the Musical World.

DtANO FORrES, BENNETT 4 CO., SCI Broad.
way, New York. are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pr
amos, embracing every variety Of style and size,
from to Il Octaycs, from SlO)to $1,000 each.
We have Testimonials from the first Pianiss in the
country Of the superior Brilliancy, Breadth and
Sweetness Of tone throughout the entire register Of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity Of touch ha,
been prominently secured, al instrument arc
fully warranted to give sati,faction Buyer. who
understand their own interests will call before pur-
chasing elsewhere BENNETT 4 CO..
ly Isl Broadway, New ork
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SILVER SPOONS,

| Good assortment of Silver Spoons OF
u beautiful manufacture nd finish and warranted
'nrr ms coin,a at n. j. UORTONS
March Is dNwtf
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alton. &c, with al their accom- panylhg eV1Is' nH-
Ger exccpted) no matter how severe or OF how long
standing.
Tho Catholicon far surpas.-' other remedies, IN
being certain, less expensive, ana 'etVlhs INC
and obtain pamphlet (frcc) containing ample fr'N',
from the most respectable of the bench e1a
results Of its togcthc, With letters from hlShiy
experienced Physicians, who have used II IN their
practice and speak from their own observation
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Later from the Fisheries.

4 FEW TIERCES SALMON, NO |. MACKEREL
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BURLINGTON
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Carpet, Wareh use,
100 Church Srcd.
l., X. NICHOLS HAS NOW COMPELLED Iie
y arrangements with all the princ'7b 'ni1't
Manufacturers ~ ,hc Unted etdtrs. ~ ", +" ~ WIN
the importers f., ~ desirable ,tylos oi Prrltn
Manufacture snd csA NV exhibit asbre"t '"'lI
~ most Of the Carpet iiop.ts in New ltro N.s
Boston, and can sell ~ low aud IN fact
Is now scilins Lover!
lie ha- On hand 200 pieces q nearly every Grade
Tlpc,,ry Velvet. Tapestry Brn..cfs,
English Bthsscls, Patent Nelt,t,
Venetian, Tire, Ply,
Extra ~uprrfnc. Superfnc.
Fine common Ingram. t"'toA and Wool,
Cotton and Hemp, straw Mating,
Druggct Crumh CLOTHS,
Door Mats, Hearth Rag.
Engii-h sud American Floor Oil tiothst all
width from iths to yards wide.
Table Oil Cloths. emdow Shades and fssure,.
Curtain Muslins, pa mask,
Morccns, v cd Spreads,
Blankcts, Table Spreads. &c.
lie has" also on hand an extensive and comrIets
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
carefully selected from both tho New York and
Boston Market, a1,d adapted To the vari"us vsn''
both domestic and personal, of all portisus OF the
community.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
in great variety, eo''sting Of
Mantjla Nclvcts, Mcrin'y,
Brocade Silks tohurgs,
Hack Sllks, JIG Lanes,
Black & chan 'sLl Sotins, do do aTl wool.
fG,id, striped, plain and Madonna.
ehsngcable silks, De Beges, &c. DC.
SIIAWf.S
Of every st.f. and variety, Long and square Ray
state. silk, Crapo, BIoche, Cashmere Delainc,
Tibet, &c. Also,
HOSIERY, GLOVES. ETC.
In thc Wooden department. may he iouod black, blue,
oiaL brown and green French, ierman and Am"r-
can Cloths, Doc skins, Fancy C1ssimcrcs, Satn"tts,
Twccds. Ncstings and TaiIor's trimmings. AL"
full If Ladies' Cloths, irr el"ak,, oi ever"
desirable color. together with CooF' -nd Honr0o Of
tho latest styles ready made. Al,o large lot Of
Domc-tc and Bay state
FLANN ELS,
among which Fine Flannel. for La do. raoks
and chdrcn's dresses. both plain and p-5crc2.
Of superior quality, and in great
variety &c color and pattern.
Especial attention is called to his stock Of
Rich Br0tadc Silks.
Of which he is now Offering larger and better
5ortmeut than ha, ever before Seen brought this
market also to a superior ,tys. and quality Of
BLACK SIX,
which will hc sold low and ~ warrrn,ed q not
tocrack. Especial pain, will he taken RI 'h1v good.
and offer them at prices calculated Sc give entire
satisfaction.
who b-v sell again and to those furnishing hotel
and ivriifngs, where large quantities arc wnr7cd
OctuhBf I. WISH