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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-27


With the fies all buzzing around him
Few and short were the words that were said,
And we looked with feeling sickenIn
On the form of the of dog that lay dead
And We bitterly thought of the strychnine'
We tho't as we Strengthened in perfect shape,
And gave him brick for pillow,
We wished we could have the man by the sape
Who poisoned old Towser, poor fellow.
Lightly they'll laugh at the quadruped gene'
Rejoice that they thus did destroy him;
But his fate than theirs is a far better one
Where policemen can't come to annoy him.
But half of our weary work was done,
When the clock told the hour for retreatlng
And we heard the old South bell ring for one
That summoned the folks to their eating.
We tipped him ever into the dock,
The victim of cowardly slaughter;
We carved not line post or rock,
And we left him alone in the water.
WIDEswARTH
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-27
The Burial Of Old Dog Towser.
LYRIC FOR THE TIMES

LYRIC FOR THE TINES
Not growl was heard, nor whine, nor palh
As his carcase from Court street they earteo'
Not master stood near at the time to mark,
When the life of old Towser departed.
They carted him off in The noon-day sun,
The wheels round Indifferent going,
And the Struggling people beheld 1t done.
And the deputy chief was knowing
No box or barrel enclosed his breast,
Nor in salt-mat or carpet we wound him,
And he laws as we've seen him when taking his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-23
TCorrcpondcnce Of the baltimore SUM-

t'N, .'iHN y
a prcjcc! ~ n treaty lnr The adjustment Of the fish
Ing Question end the establishment of reciprocity u
trade hctwC,al the United States and the BIRTHS
|Nnriii Amrr:"m Colonies. was agreed upon, recently
hy NJ. Marcv andI tho british Minister, Mr.. Cranl
'"l. a,"i submitted +" The British governments. Til
WAS :s-c;tcd ;u Icy lhc British government
|ti"i 'hr condition ~ lis acceptance by the culunic
|wii"a'' imtrrct;r nrr /" lc affected 10y it.
y convention ii delegates from ;ic several C"iu
mics II ah"n! T." l'r held, l"s' the lilrpnsc If consider
hIS an! dcci'iI!IS upon the proposition. The dele
gates are men nj standing aud ability. There can lu
40 doubt tla;1 'anada will assent 10 tl:c IneaSurc, hu
;!Ir is',Inr ~pTHv;nrcs having little in reciprocal trade
may m'crp">" objections {" il. An agent of the L
States has held interviews with The Colonial authors
on The subject. and made such explanations u.
will probably promote The acceptance nf The project
The conclusion a.. The proposed trcaiv will grrail,
!Ir"moi" the i'.!IImS AMI navigating Interests, and also
'lo commerce Of the United States. and prevent the
Of The occurrence al ANY future difficult,
Great Britain and thc Uni;"d States in refer
1ncc "a "Oloni,i mniicrs. licSilcs. il will greatly en-,
courage tie .lSacrican policy Of expansion.
The proceedings in the House Yesterday, show tia;
Inc Nebraska ill will pass, in The form in which il
rcl"r:cd. that is, wi:lou! The CLAYTON proviso.-
majority for tho bill appeared To lc, from thu
votes taken by tclirrH, NJ lcas! ten or fifteen. Some
~" or three Of thu New York lar,ls. including Mr.
ni:!iig. will, i: Is sud, vote l,r the hill.
Air; Clayton will 10" prepared t" vinIica:c and rein.
''"'" ms r:"via". and will. il is Hoped. be able Ia s,ls.
am 1t. In That case. the House will have noppur!u.
my 10 pass In" bill in Il form more acceptable 10 the
friends III 10" n"n-inte:vrntiun policy. InN.
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49,
WHEELING; ~RRIDEE-W.

WHEELING BRIpGE.-We take the following
resolutions from the proceedings of the Board Of Man,
ayers OF Tie Wipeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
fieid yesterday:
q melton Il was unanimously Resolved. That the
Wire Suspension Bridge Of this Company, be rcbuil;
is speedily ns possible.
"itrsolved further, That q committee of five mem.
bcrs OF this Board 10 he callel the Commitiee of Re,
construction, be appointed 10 take into consideration
the subjcc: OF rebuilding the suiI Bridge, and 10 re-
measures SHOULD ne adopted to effect that object"
tr"ln these resolutions it will be seen that the
Beard arr de'ern,ncd t fireplace the structure that has
ocen the ornaracst aud pride OF the city. Every citi-
will be- rcioic;d 10 learn this fact, and contribute
,'eriyshin@ IN lns bower To mid the work. The Bridge
has become an Indispensable appendacc TO the city,
liz utility had onEY To be known TO be appreciated.
li'! now that ii hts been destroyed by n Pr5vidential
every rxcr,ion should be made TO recon-
sir!Ict ton an equally grand s~cale,-I rhsl;ng Argus.
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OF TIE EMrERoR oFArSTRLA.

] tn" Ina"ilaGc at the Emperor al Austria too. place
\ N Nirnia on The 9Th ul:.. III HE church uftic .tr.il>-
i;incs. The youthful bride had on n whit" dress rich
3v embroidered with silver and r"ld. ana wore II -n-
5prrd ,iadcm of brillianrS, Ia which wa. attached NJ
frlcli. lace veil which irll over her shoulders. Her traiui
Iwus carried by the first lady Of the bcdclEmhcr. The
l marriage service vas rcH'I. the rings exchanged, II,
( blessing gwen, and u; half iaar: the Thunder of;
cannon announced To the inhabitants III the capital
1 hat EllZahcth Duchess in Bavaria, had hcc,!ac Emil
I,rcss -! !AnStrln. GSDrI0 m ErctiSj% WIS :hrn Sun"j
md soon after The Emperor passed r"uwl I" the lrtt nit
Ms c"nsrrt. gave her lis right hand, and led her from
! IL. church Ia II flourish III lrnmpc:s AN! kcitlc.'lrUmIa.
I'm the course Of The evening The customary presents
zion. and kissing of hands tn"k place. TIL" fair hand
l.! iic new sovereign rested III AN cub:"i,Icrrtj
Scusliinn, and the ladies. advancing according la iliriis
order III prcc,,lcrcc. kissed it. II i universally ad.
5mittcd thn, the Empress III sixteen got through ilrcl
severe ordeal Of iln. court and nmrria"" ceremonies
i""ndrrinlly well; lor. although somewhat flushed and!
Y Xcitrl. s!,: was neither Hurried nor cniharrIs.cd.-
The Arcllduclcss Sophia has presented her 'iaurli;cr-i
sin-iaw with II liIleIn. necklace, and EARRINGS ui n,Hlst
md diamonds, which she herself hal received on he:
wedding day from The Int Emperor Francis. llr
crown Jewels now consist at II iiarn. necklace. "col-i
.Hgc," and "irilr 81 riIhic- and diamonds. The iia-i
lem Worn ii The marriage was "i diam"nd, ainnc.-E
several al The rui'ics lave mn upper si'rilcr mnri
larger than II laII-cr"wn piece. and arr 80. with cN-b
ITisiic iaatc. The complete srt-tiara. necklace. corr
|.agc. and girdlc--wili he worn iur the first time al NJ
Grand bail Which is IL hc given at court next week.
|Each rcigning Empress has Il right 10 wear the crowd
but when shc sends imr them t" the %siata-E
SKINNER treasury she must drp"sI; arcceip; nntilS
hey are rcturiIc,i. Z
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,
LATEl. FROM EUROPE

ri lst 1 In Flt'M EbINbIE.
i New YORK., MAY n.-llIc steamship. E-,a,.
b rom IIavre via Cowes, with Liverpool lales ~ ,m !,
SiU,h MAY, has arrived. u"
A LIVERPOOL, May l0.-The sales of cotton fr g..
: asst three days. amount to !5,0o0 bales. Bal,im II.
9iour Inns advanced Is: corn has advanced Is, e
4 Richardson's circular quotes baltimore ioir a. H9,
a lls. Corn TlS.
a IIolIir"shcad reports the cotton ms dearcr and or;.
. lrtl,r. there being considerable demand Tor cyro !.''
i McMukin's circular quotcs Baltimore -four nj =.
9 Is. tai.
s The Manchester Market was quiet.
a The London money market waa easier.
z The Arctic had not arrived when the FrarkI,
q The Hermann was of Cowes ut midnight, on u,
g iii. The America reached Liverpool on the sri.
q Lonso!s have advanced I" y, IN consequence Gi ,
Of the Chancellor oi the Exchc,,uer ,i,.,
loan would lac raised for war purposes.
g In Paris. the lioursc had risen. IN the report ,L.
sDcnmark and Sweden had joined The Western Paw,
aers in their !lans against Russia.
q AUSTRIA had presented fresh terms 10 Russia To-. ,
Excitement nf the differences between Russia mi
sTurkcv. Ii is said. if these term. are rejected l..
aRus-in. Austria will then Join the Western Power.
s II Is reported said that the Russian iic-; Lett H.,
FFsiuginr> OH The 5ih May, when Admiral Napier -.
9nallr! the allied fleet :" prepare I'D sea immcdia:eiy
) ADMIRAL Dundas' official report mad not been +.
grcirct.
Srd near Marecillcs.
N The Turks arc about 10 blockade Greece.
= The Shah oi Persia had become hostile to Rr,,,
was raising an array at 5O.0GO.
n The Turks have advanced from kalaitt 10 E-s;,
Eva.
y Tie IiIdia mail hns arrived NJ Trieste, with dr..
sSsrrom Calcutta (" April 9TH, and llongkou. 10 Mar
is!7th.
g The Russian fleet had lei; Manila lar Batavia.
II /, understood thar Lord Elgin ha. been char;
EyiflI q special communication from the En.l.b ,,
S.rmncnt Ia the President of tho United Siu;c>.
al Nothing al Importance has been received from Il.
aBlnrk Sea or the Danube.
g 4 camp 81 100000 mcn Is 10 he tof:nc! Hears
partly rs II demonstrators against PRUSSIA AMI
to- throw troops from thence INTO tie Bal,
awhrn necessary.
4 Fuller dc;..i> Of the bombarrlmcnt oil O~ic,.sf,,,
T|5ccn received. The Russia version makes .g,. ,
ljlf,rru; affair %. :le battlc-claiming il u, Gs,
:ca; on the part Of the Russians AMI >:atin. i.,
e2decorntions ind been bestowed on the "iicer. en-.
iii. They acknowledge four killed and .ixts.
ssiour wounded.
\ late Lcsl.l:ch I" southampton, from R]ichari,or
IN, Ero:L,r. who received il the same morning by =.
SI,,rapll from Cork. from the Captain Of the BalLorr.
that on the 2lst March SAW Il steamer vii.
gnnIl and tunnel black, paddle-boSes yellow, no PEI.
on honr,!. and II" smoke issuiE" from be: pipes
baruuc wa, alongside. supposed TO bc rendering g.
Zsisianrc-unL i; was thought possible she nigh; b.
Civ of Glasgow. They were making ior tie
% iZorcs. and WAS about i0G miles distant.
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nur PICHM0ND ENQUIRER.
,r,5,,.I,,y MoHNgNs., aHAh 20, 80
~ RlTCIIlES " PRYOR.

=, r.cb,rcc OF a melancholy duty we announce
a. ,,,,,, &c THOMAS RIrcuiE. JE., "m aSsoci"'o 'u'
49,. on, ,ronric.or of this j"urua'. After II pam"
,,1 ,r,.r,,trd Illness, he expired yesterday morning.
.,S a..I,cl in the :Sj.!l year III lis age. .A!iil""s'
another may more ii;lv render the tribute WINCH It
,,,s to IN. memory Of the deceased, the writer ''"''H
the privilege of a:tcstiHs the riT.rcS ana la''c"''"s
.,o ,I.,,.h of his late friend and associate. onr "c'
ouain,ancc with Mr.. Ri:chic is OF recent "a'c' u 'N
frank and generous nature was such 'ha' Il '"'N :.
lnu,, Sine or familiar intercourse To de'e'"P '"o ""''
.r,,;,;,s .f his character. Full of higi. AMI arecn'
;,,,,,,so courteous aud cordial in his manner, acting
.ye,. IN accordance with the principles q! The 'rncs'
,ou,r Iva ;rspired universal confidence, and conc'li'
...d Ina esteem and regard nl all with whom he was
brought into friendly contact. His more 'h''n'''o US,
s,c;.t,s were attached ~ him by the strongest IL VI
affection, and the sincerity of thor sorrow III MS JUS
,,,o-,a IN, charm and solid excellence OF las char'
acter.
The active exercises Of agricultural pursuits were
n,m, in harmony with his energetic nature 'h"l III
slow anil ,nono.onous labors .! The editors Office; ou
when the impulse seized him, Mr.. Ri;chic wrote WEI
facility and uncommon power. For some !I'nc pas
he had r;ycn himself up exclusively TO the cares "
his farr. which he cultivated with equal assituityah'
success. In the course of the last summer he WIS IL
tucked by Il disease which gradually wasted III
strength, and at last swcp: him 10 the grave III tn
bright promise of early manhood. Throughout In
long and painful sickness he bore himself with unset
fish and umnurmuring patience, and i'll the hour Q
death exhibited the composnre and lrrti;udc charac
t.r;stic of the man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-23

SUGAR IN LOUISIhNA.-Mr. i. \. CIaml"rr
nicr has published II statement oi sugar crop iha''
in Louisiana in ISj3-l, with an Appendix II con-
tain, II "rrat deal 81 interesting information on Ih'
sugar trade in The United States. which Is cAcIilii!
much interest jus: now. in connection with tlre iig!!i"
tinm "i the subject Of the rrpcnl of the sugar ,,inti's
Mr. Champonnicr informs III. that the number ~
surnr-llulisrs in operation during the late crop II
Louisiana. was .l}I: that Of these, !Ji We're wnrk''
steam power, nmi ISL 10y animal power; and tia
ilirir Id,"!rcr Amounted 10 li9.:i2i l"-sllcr'l-. cstima
led M ~. lii,mD pounds. nf the whole number /"
lIn.slca,!- mair. :ai",'a" were "t brown sugar lna't
i.v ;lm "k! process. and the rrinHiniu" S!.En hogs
llra.l. ut refined. clarified, Sc, in]ciudim@ 'i-t"ru bot
t"nls.-I E,rei"@ PAST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-23
RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Friday, May IA general Conven
of tho officers of rail road companies between
New York and Montgomery, Ala, was held here Ia
lay. Nineteen rail road companies from all parts o
he country were represented. a resolution wa
unanimously adopted, that the companies reprcsen;e'
would not submit under any circumstance 10 III
Terms of compensation for carrying tho mails. ipdic0
ted by the Post Office department in tho bill now he
lore Congress. and providing for the appointment OF
Committee to memorabilia Congress on the subject
Tho Convention adjourned o'Ms de.
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TIE NEBRASKA rAJ.CIrSES sc

NAsiIISGro1, May 2l.-CnuruSscS were held lbs
by both the friends nnd opponents Of The Sc
hraSkn bill. Tic latter viii struggle 10 prevent III,
question being E'krn s,inr" the time iiyr,i !nr taking
iip the Pacific AL road Jill nr "Wednesday. The np
position Is well organized and determined. and *.
hing scenes MY u" anticipated. The friends "f The
are san.uiu, Of being able 10 bring i, Ia II vote
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Liberated bv the late Joseph Bunch. ESD.

'Iihcraicd by The late Joseph Bunch. Esq.
The Sophia Walker brought down y. from BALI
more, AMI is expected Ia take on board others at Sa
Quite Il large number Of cmiGrania are expected Il
GO ont in the next fall ship from Petersburg. l;cli
mond, Portsmouth,, Norfolk City aud the Western
Branch. The spirit of emigration To Liberia is i'll
rrcasinG. Several applicants i"r passage i'll the So
!hia Walker Were refused Il passngc for want Of room
NOrjoM Ltrnid.
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70 tie Ediioys ot' Mc Engn,rcr.

LEXISGToN, Va, MAY lS:!l. 1874.
In II late number of your paper great injustice In
been done 10 the County Court o! Rockbridgc, imsay
lug that they had refused 10 grant license to retail Il.
den: spirits. The reverse is the truth. They granite,
license as usual. JUSTICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-23

SOMETHING NEW.-An exchange says, "Water
proof houses made of gutta percha slab, are now be-
fn,s manufactured. There is one advantage about
'i.s style q! ho"ses-and that is, you can bend the
chimney I" silt the Wind
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AIIAr


BrrFALn, MAY 1g.-ln the Morning Session Of Ill
Presbyterian General Assembly to-dny, the siandln!
Were anu";nrcd. Among IN" lnelnhrr
i the committee on bills and nvcriures are Doctor
Young, Musgravc. Mc!Mastin. Sil!imanand Judge Fine
information was received Of the formation
II new Prcsbytrrics in Mississippi. Kentucky. Pats
burg AMI Texas.
OveriurGs On systematic bcncvo!cnrc Were referred
after Il long debate, IN n special committee "f five.
The trcasurer's and other reports were received.
\ communication from the General Assembly o
Ireland was received, in which slavery was bittcrl.
Papers from the Prcsl,ytcry of Now York were re-
,circd relative To Rev. Thomas Longman.
The afternoon was fixed for hearing delegates from
corresponding bodies.
[SECoSD DESPATCH.
BUFFALO, May 20.-Dr. Alexander McGii was IA
lay appointed Professor OF Theology in Princeton
A%cadc.ny. The report Of The Danvillc Seminar,
:tates Thar The funds raised this year amount I,
$4,000. The Union Theological Seminary reports
iiat Jig invested fund amounts to $6l,G0 q The Boarc
i Education report their receipts nj $Sl,OOU.
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RUMORED Tpo1-p1 nc IN c1rD,

"AShiSGroN, May 2l.-Letters received in tli
my from Havana mention rmnors that n difficult
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CONGRESSIONAL. PROCEEDINGS.

WAsuINGroN, MAy@2-Thc House went into com.
,uiti,r of the whole nu the Nebraska bill. Mr.. ST..
oIrus moved In strike "ul the cnarting clause. in ~.
Ilrr Ia cur oil amendments. Great rXc!icmcu, e.
lists. All sort, Of motions are made and points o;o-.
Her raised. The yeas AMI iInvs nrc taken in rapid
succession. and The minority seem determine! 10
spar" Ia effort Z" tcica; the bill.
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NEW YORK. MAY !2-Flour is s;iilcr. nnIcr 1t
steamers news. Cotton has advanced onc-.igiih.
BALTIMORE. MiY 22.-Sulcs Of Flour Il; =
h SS 30. Grain tirnIcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-23

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.-A
The Inst meeting of this Society the following gentle
men were reelected officers OF the Society: Gcors
President: Henry Grinnell. Rev. d.
Vice Presidents; 5. De Witt Bloodgood
+ oreI:ii Secretary: Archibald Rgsscll, Domestic Sec
rotary; Al: Dudley Bean, Recording Secretary; Geo
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DIED.

DIED. At FOusl"c plnrr. ha residence in IInurico conn.
y. on Monday. ;9I May. nj : O'Clock. A.. IL. THOMAS
.HTIciiiE in. in the :i5th ycnr Of his age. Ils friend.
land ncqnulEiHnces aud those of his. fathers family, IRE rn
p''itnliy invited to attend the funeral from the MOnumcIi-
Pal Church. on "Wednesday, 2iti, al 1 o'clock. +. ".
DIED, i" New Orleans, on Saturday, april let, FRANZ
ASHTON, aged two year, and 10 months, ONLY son o., IA.
.wnri i. and Mary l.. Cook.
Also. en- sunday, April ahh. Mrs. MAR L.. aged y.
years. wife o; Edward u. Cook.
Also, on Sunday, May II, SUSAN ANN DAI.MAU. aacJ
, months "nl seven days, only daughter Of Edward H.
fpTt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-23

hALT!HhhE.M May H!-Ii" Hour market tiis mUrNn- !.
seller. were asking SS.2j, and buyers 0f"Ea;
,9H.i2 =: Tor Howard street. No snlrs reported. %oihIn.
,toiir IN City Mills. Rye flour Sj.31 II a $50 .Abui
l.hp htlEiiris wheat offered: sales of red nj $l"J e = ic
good t" very prime; whit" do. Si.9i II 81: inferior lot. 20
70 ctr. l"--. Corn g,lic;-1.GOO bu-hcl- offered. sale. q
yrllnw NJ Gl g 20 Cts; MIXED IL cts: nni whit" - + Jrt.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

CATTLE, HOGS y SHEEP.
BEEf->i0S 500 y cwt. sross. which i. gGSII net
lDGS-Dull. nj 500 !rt.
SliEEP-Mmtton sells for 81. :5Oas > n piece for oriirsrT
nj superior Sheep. Lambs, bring S!dS3! rach, a~ccoriH.
: quality.
~NEAL.-Caircs lt for Ncnl sell Mt So. " n crn.. ma.s..
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NORTHERN MARKETS

.ININNT.Igs
HHw loRE. Nay .H-Thr Hour ninrkct present. no e.,
c''l ch"n='--I' l. dull Sales al 1900 hhl-. 1t, s-Gfs-l:
Tor STATE: Southern $50 II : ~. Rye -four Hni ror
.n"Hl unchanged.
Wheat quirt-snpP'y moderate. Holders firm a; pes.
Ou- price,.
G"rn .li'i-s"l.s 10000 bushels mixed al CO a 1i cent,
- c'-. Oats ~ cts. Rye lis c,s.
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LARGE SALE or ..SIDNEY" LUT> At

10 LlItf'E SlIE Of IUTN Vt
49, AUCTION THIS DiY.-The particular attention
Inc public Is called 10 the sale til. afternoon al band
'1nih" building lots in Sidney. near the residence 1f TIvG''
Crouch. E-q. Tie -alr will tnSc p!ac. NJ / o'c!ock, bnioer,
co!lnloda'c prrsUns disposed To E;:cnd ,h. same. hack. vi.
pc III nitcnduIic" nj our Office bv 2 ~ o'clock ~ cOry'y
Of clarg". all those who may think ii. To attend
$ui'aLlc refreshments will he furnished.
Shay % ODDIN x APPEESOX. hr'
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RENDY-MADE CI.OTHINC:

3A MERCHANT & WElSIGER are receiving "''Ai
additions to Heir stock o: rca;y-nndr C!"NiA=
Their ns-oriIn"nt j. now good. Those in want IT" =
5qncs;cd to call N. No. ll2 Main street.
May ~ :. MERCHANT & WElSiGEIL
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~ EW WORK, BY LEvER-TIe Dodd Frun,
Abroad; by Charles Lever, author OF s.Charle
&c.-7J cis.
The Edinburg Review. April, 1854.
Vol. g ~lIarpers New Monthly Magazine. elotb. 50
Just received by
Nay - JAMES WOODHOUSE.
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JIDW M TUX S.iII 10
IN + offer for sale Il email Farm, containing abou. ~
w acres, within one mile of keswick Depot. on the
Virginia Central Railroad, in the immediate vicinity Of
3solle ot the finest Soutli. west mountain isrns, and in .
,hC:.hbGrhoOd that for excellent society, cannot be sur
ipasted. The advantages Of location are many and varied
The buildings are ordinary, but the situation for fine i'm,
p~rovcmcnts cannot be- excclled. About one.half of IN,
|and Is wcll-timbered, and the whole abounds with purc
lr:ng water, with two large branches running THROUGH il
For terms, which will be accommodating, apply to
RrFFlE d AUGUST,
General Agents for the sale and purchase of Land.
Mny gS-cwti Richmond T.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-27
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DkC SGISTS, ANDTH PUBLIC GEN.


NESSRS KELLER * FARNSLEY would respect
M fully return thanks to their PENSIONERS and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method OF informing
their friends that they have purchased Of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of Drugs a. Medicines. and
will continue to carry the business in the house for
mery occupied by him Main, between First and Sec
nd ss where they will be pleased 10 have their friends
call and examine their stock They have associated Mr..
Isaac White who has been for years the principal Clerk
IN Mr. Bells establishment, who will be happy atall
times 10 wait upon the old patrons, the house, II
pure Drugs at low rates. and dating terms
am Involvement TO the Merchants Druggists and Ply
sicians. We respectfully invite them TO CALI have
on hand asock of SIS 000 of well eced Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions TO present
supply. and hope to offer such ind ucementsto hole
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity Of
visit other Cities for the purpose OF purchasing
II cir supplies. = ~ .tG -
jyl5 KELLER, FARNSLEY Co..