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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-25
FALL. (lAaIpAtGNi

A NEW AsD VERY LARGE FALL. STOCK
CIAS. S. WELLS, y}eys4g7I
NETHST the patronage Of
NH public, sinee he opeuediD sYausv wotid
tky and city purchasers also that he has
Ia she Heaviest took Of Hardware and Cut
fiery e-hrd) that he has eve- offered IN the Evans
narket sale Many Goods were purchased At redne
East and in England BY importing (iirectl from EnroTe
Goods ed at the Manu-
factnrers only able but sdeeidea d posed
and sell Hardware at aslnw figures as any house can
careful examination ofhls stock an "
MERIDIAN aud TRADERS feengAfsured that nc can GO ts
full tustce
stock he names folI0wipg the trader: a
$50 boxes Axes-wes LppHeotts Leyeretts and Collinsi
$50 dozen Pocket Knives tfsIy as92rtefi sSaq s*a-
~ do Steel Shears and Scssorsf '-1f 1fit ~ 3
ITO do Razots and Straps; ~. - aa- - %
100 gross spsons-Tron Brittana and German Silver;
80 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades -. e p ~ p
Files and Rasrs. all kinds sit' -tf-411 GO. BE-
lbs Brass Kettles. turned b0ttoRsi t4a 1-sE %
POO lbs Sadirons. assortcdi --t t5 o.. p s1ria'
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do -+-t4 tri+ ft- - NA3
1900 gross Screws, giml pointed; e so poe 2.
l5odozen Door Socks and esekets 81 saet t+'
200 do CdFry Combs and Cards: -as- .s<
200 pairs shovel Tongs, iron and brass heads; ~
co dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hole; -----. s---l't
| 25 Sterlyarls and Scale Beams; EAtf4
SO do Aues land other brands shoveIs and Spadesj
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures; % ftaa7 :
Japanned Tinware fully assorted i' ah7.l i
whps and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles speetaeles.
Port onnaie Fancy Hardware generally togeh th
heavy goods viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea ket-
GUN Barrels and Gum lnnli u gs,
o~AP CHARLES s. Wells as
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-25
STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER EsT&B.
E.E ~ y


q @z--~ THOMAS SCAATLlN, of the firm ofSeantlin
@ d Parvin, has returned from p FiueetoIand tax Q
Is 6p his residence permanently in THIS cirY-
e = where he will devote ton TO AL
branches fheirbusiness Mr. S-wouh call the atteIr
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock OF STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their ness They also prepared to do all Of
Tin Copper,and Sheet-iron Custom wolk, Steamboat
work, de., de. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done eshortest aotee and the most perfect syl
Call al the store of -S6ANFI1N-6S PARVlN.
noTI4t EH- Min steet, bet Firstand Second
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-25
PROF. TfsOMPsON'S
BOOTS & SHOES.

TgtHE Subscribers have hand largest .d oS
complete sssOrtment of Boots and Shoes brought
this city consisting of Mems Coarse Fine Ladet
and Misses shoes Caters Boys Shoss
and slippers erI5 = HENDRICKS MeREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-25
JEWELRY STORE OF
L. q a : 4 EN-


nw ATuMEY FIRST STREET. THREE DOORS BELOW
POST
this keep constantly hand large and Eensrai
Watches Clocks and Jeweiy of ali kinds
aud Of the best styles and quality.
have Just received large stock New Jsrelry both use
full and which for public nspeotlon
Nv stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
beautiful patterns which my extensive busl
and sell at the lowest prices
Repairs Of kind executed in acompetsnt
At low charges. -,
Goods for old Gold and Silver the most liberal
Those anything in line.
asG 10 examine my stock and prices Jsn3-u-
CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
MUST received
- 100 gross bed crews. fat and square head
$40 feet Safe Wire;
doz Iron Cupboard and L II Locks;
100 dog Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
200 doz do do Table do. - to l1z
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs
1000 gross Gmbet Point Screws. assor4e all sizes;
setts Furniture Casters. Brass and Iron Wheel;
so doz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengthsi
so doz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
80 sand paper;
lust rec and for sale by APPS BA BCOCk BKO.
LEMONS AND ORANGES
FSRESH and fine. .rENNRY SORENSON.
n my11
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CLOTHING, &C.
THE ALLIES sURRENDRRED!.!

SINCE MESSRS. fAHLERING ( Drummer HAVE
ease the Ola Corner Stand Water street. und the
Journal i 70 with the
latest STYLES Fall Winter Clio thing kur
nishng Goods etc. and sell them astenshingly low the
4kLIIEs HAVE BEEN coAPELLED 70 SURRENDER ii - 4L
49, THEIR NEW sST0Ck
consist in part Of Mems an Boy
Caps Trunks together with The extensiv
Gentle nens Dress GOUcs and falors furnhiDE toed
bropghu this city Their facilities for and
ether house
which email them at all times TO Gil all orders t the best
floods and bargains Country cit
andthe public generally respectfully nvteato eaIl and
examinetheir New Stock and ReSueed Prices BEFORE
ng elsewhere. decic-U
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lE4Na ENSUKE ANCEs 40 II PAM
2 or Hartford, Connecticut. -

SGT Or Hartford, Connecticut.
.i CAPITAL 800 O00--dl petieiB aEad isEysted itst
FHFIIs with perpetual charter
in 1879 aud iasGrcs aaiRst 1ess damage by Ire
IIug Houses Manufacturing establishments. house
I'd And nrchandza general. Also. milan In
rn O. against the pers Navigation. Losses Will be liber
aIly adI usted paid with pranaptness - ~
'A--' ' THOMAS &. BRACE, Pres't.
E RITZ Secretary -t44 .-t4 y sfI.E
publications. for may be made the sutssri-
her duly receive pOss and isue pol
on as insurance Office Agency
inthe West ~. A q H4LLouh. Bgts'1
evil If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
t's9 DsSS gEETTEDN.
SHF ership heretofore existing between the
gned under the firm of v K. Hen tricks Co., IL
Y. K HEEDRTCKS.
adecf5-tf .EaerEF4. IshHfJ0a. Il. ulNDRICKS.f
aFE CO-PAATNEaEgSEEIP te-lsf-s4
He arsigncd have this day formed artn ership
under the fran ot9IeHivlek& Me iea and viii continue
the Shos business at the Cd stand Of 4 len
bricks Il Co. z 80. .-. rr y, K. HENDRICKS,
Fdeoi2-tf II. A. MoREA. 7'
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EBOUTs AND sHOEs. -Men's thick Boots:gsnts, &

h&uCk GLOVEs.-ws have few dozen of Buriah
I'D shorts Buck Gloves or sale.
novi0 MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
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RoILFR MaKING am nEpAIalNas. :

VuN undersigned having establisheda Boiler Yard at y-
ansville is repared to make and repair BOi-
iers-w give satisfaction in either Prompt attention
will be paid who IL upon rim to do their work
Orders NAV with II Sehriber, of the Lamaseo
Foundry or kmeysr Mesker Co., Of the Eagle Foun
dry on tina camel, Main street. JOHN hKoFF =
-REFERENCE S--
UrxRy scURrgER BRINKMEYER KLusMAH & Co
Jouy lTryvsoy WIN. BOYLE,
DrRy1wn NuRRIE. G. D. EGGLEsToN Co. saa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-25

EkRF tSOODs.-our stock Of Dry Goods + large and
nv coupiete and is itself
We have stock of Staple Goods which will
sell at York prices and doing il every day Wers
specially before pur-
chasing, novl0 MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-25

Clothing. GentfefR2eU7S FURNISHING
g -f1iai q Goods &c. h 7lis s9if
GOOD ARTICLES, AND. CHEAP, san.
vi ENE STORE,---Th The undersigned has jest opened
Clbuhng Stors Water Street, Between Nine and
sycamors inths foFmsry occupied by Mt ay
lin Grocery lie has afargs sroek OF ta
Winter Clothing the very best make and oil the latest
style which viii be soidr Iharkaby cheap AL ar
ictes of eaIemeas Furnishing Goods such Shirts COL
4ar Cravass Seeks Drawers. yt5andkerehiets &s kes
the varieties always be found at this store and
cheap. Call an exam ine for
lepIstT ADDAM JACOBS-
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EosIg INSURANCE. COMPANY.
On q ~ 2. - Z. 1. - z. =

- y
CAPITAL $500 0O0--dEi paid in IN CASH. d.
rESh4 Company eomnienc. business about oneyear ago
doiEg safe aud fair business, with
large Cash Capital and s. l. Loom its head We
protection the assured equal Insurance Com
pany rid Policies Will be issued by the subscriber
Buildings Merchandise Household Goods. &c, &c.
terms favorable solvent Jonpsnies
s. L. LOOMS, Pres't
ALEX O EALLbcK. Ag't... 10
$ - Main street. opposite the Bark.
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REV sTogsE AND NEW GOODS!

REV STORE AND NEW GOODS!
M beg leave annOuncet the public of Evansville and
the ladies partieaary that We have open for
specton enuire stock of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods
Our assortment of fancy dress goods rival in of
style and cheapnes also eferies and nanta
which only appreciated by inspection Call thu
Store Main street recently occupied by e. W. Hebberd
where viii always ready FeliS great ba rgans
epITf f - ROSER BRO 81 FREY.
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WiOLksALt. 4 Y Kt.TIA - !

az n SACKS BIairsville Mills Flour
by rv22 -s=eita ~ 5aif J. hACoN q w.. Mann 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-25

lNTEsk&E>TING TO THE LADIES!
W. have just received beautiful lot style
w Trimmings: -. q !
4oya,ds Black Gros de Rhine all widths
80 Silk. Cloth ard Nerinc BantiIiat; sssa -
a good assortment 81 Long and Square Shswls;
AisoSIk CLasmere and beriBO Hose which sfer for
sale at redsc prices.
oct2 RosER. BOTHER FREY
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-09

EAD irk-A large supply assorted - = i
t-s- !, Ia, "a and inches for sale :, = =
~'NtS y. T. J. AgssIss
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-08-09
Chas. J Fortin's Reading Stand or Book
Holder.

This novel AMI useful article has certainly been
ded for long tine, especially il great reading country
like this How many bright ntelleets loose their health
and finally their lives by constant reading bent po
sition II well known that in the air there is ele
called oxygen, which necessary make the blood
circulate and to help it purify itself by throwing of
what is called carbon. When ycu stoop read in the
common way, voa take IN sufficient quantity
air accomplish these purposes hence the blood
bad and the sir cells in the lungs become rritated pres
on the lungs ulcerae, and death The wise
viii take the hint, and get OF the Book Holders which
enable. the reader sit perfectly upright lean back
his easy rocking chair-to lounge sofa, walk
about without the least Inconvenience the
leave. the hands perfect liberty relieve. him
of holding the book in his hands thereby enabling him
read any length Of time with all and comfort
The reader place his book any height angle he
chooses the book is also kept open for him by simple
contriyance Attached to th, article is a little
lamp, the peculiar shape Of which not 70 cast
the least shade, and gives good mellow light. The
lamp will burn from three half hours with
on. repIeni.hins-
These articles ready and for sale the Post
Office Book Store, Richmond, Ind
Orders from distance will with prompt attention
and liberal discount allowed to Agents For particu-
lars address Forth Cleveland, Proprie:ors n E.
OF oth and Linn SITS. Cincinnati.
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To the Voters of Wayne County.

FELLOW CITIzENs:-I appear before you as
candidate for the Office of Recorder OF
Wayne County, at the election to be held by
the Republican party, on the l lth of August,
next.
| have been a resident of Wayne County
twenty eight years and have followed farming
for living until affliction prevented me from
laboring Since that time | have been quail
fying myself for business and the duties OF
the school room.
The cause of my thus appearing before you
is that have not had IN opportunity OF ex-
tending general acquaintance with the people
being acquainted only in the South part Of
the County.
| suppose it is desirable to know some
thing of my political principles. l am of and
belong to the Great Republican party; believ-
ing it TO be right upon the subjects OF slavery.
Temperance. &c. l will cheerfully acqui-
esce in the decision that will be made on the
lth of August. next.
1t would be personally gratifying to be the
recipient of your confidence on that day and
be made the candidate of the Republican
Party. for the October election. l would feel
grateful for the confidence thus bestowed
npon me. and would endeaver TO faithfully
discharge the duties of the office to the best
of my abilities.
ANDREW ]. OWENS.
July 3D. 1855
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August Q, 1858.
STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE OF INDIANA, In the Wayne Circuit
WAYNE COUNTY, Court Fall term, 1879
Isaac Myer and Abner d. Bond } Ga complain. and
vs. affidavit for attach
Jacob Pence ana Brooks Johnson ment
NOTICE is hereby given to the above named deten-
y a,nts W no are alleged by affidavit on file, 10
be residents. the filing and pending OF the all
davit com plant and bill of exchange founded
tract made in Cambridge City in said county In the
abov. entitled cause and that they be and appear be-
fore the Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court the
FOND d,v Of his next be held the Court House
in and for said county the first MONDAY in SePtem
~ !, b,ir ,h,ence the sauna ill taken for confess
ed and a decree rendered thereon accordingly.
wi ness ANDREW r. SCOTT. {. W. c.
JAMES RARInEs, Plff's Ats
August 9. 1855. g $40
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August ,. 1855. o3t
Attachment Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the 10th day OF
y July, 1855, writ of Attachments was issued By
the under gned against the goods. chatels rights
credits. monies and effects of samuel Hagey, at the
of Estell MenAe and that BY virtue of said writ
a small lot of Carpenter tools attached as the
property of said Hsgey and the OF three dollars
end thirty cents has been in the hands
OF AnGrew Shearon, belonging TO laid Hagey. This
is for trial before on the 25th of August,
1855, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
JOHN FINLEY, MAYOR.
Richmond, July 81. 1855 333t
FERGUSON * EO,
NFArents 10 Jones, White & McCurdy's Teeth.
August ,. 1855. 33-t
CANDLE NOULDs.
SUPERIOR article OF Mouds for moulding Candies, OF
n Britannia Metal, and warranted. Manufactured
John CaIyerey Also, Syringes Surgical Instruments
and Britannia Ware JOHN CAIN ERLEl.
Augusta, 1855 lt9 Race street. Phil adelrhia
NOTICE
hereby given the undersigned appointed
} will testament 5
win. county, deceased said suppo-
sed o lie DILLON BALDWIN,
Marion Grant county, Ind, Executor.
August ,, fe55. 33-3t
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CANDIDATES.


CIRCUIT JUD GE..
We are authorized to announce the naIne Of
subject to a nomination Of the Republican party.
We an horized to announce JACOB Il. it Ii
canddate Tor 3udse, Tor TINS Jude1a circuit SUBJECT
to the decision Of convention Of the Republican party
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM NJ GRosE,
EsR candidate for Judge of this Judicial circuit
| - We are authorized to announce JAMES RARIDES
Esq u candidate for Judge Of this Judicial circuit
/ CIRCUIT PROSECUTOR.
| We are authorized to announce THOMAS NJ BgowS
Of Winchester candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of this Judicial circuit.
COUNTY CLERK.
t45-W are authorized to announce JAMES WOODS
candidate for Clerk Of the Court, subject the de-
csion of the Republican party the th of August
hessrs kaitors: You will please announce DR. JoHS
PRIcHEIT of Centeryille candidate for Clerk the
Wayne Circuit Court, and obiige
MANY VOTERS
We are authorized to announce ] MEs NJ Por. ESQ.
of this city candidate for Clerk Of Wayne circuit
court
MEssRs. EDIroRs: You are hereby requested to an
the crcni, Cart Your oomr'ie r. .s4s17''
MEssRs EDIroRs-You respectfully requested to
announce MOSES D. LEEsoN, candidate for Clerk of
'1' 'N'' ~'N'' V MAsr VOTERS
COUNTY AUDITOR.
IL We authorized to announce ABEL EVANS, as a
candidate for Auditor, subject to the nomination OF tho
Republican party
c9y-wo are authorized announce BENJAMIN l..
MARTIN, a candidate for Auditor of Wayne county
subject tho decision Of the nominating convention OF
the Republican party
COUNTY RECORDER.
1--WE are authorized to announce ANDREW owens,
of Washington Township, q candidate for Recorder
TIVE requested by the friends of DASIEL CLARE
of Boston Township to announce HIM as candiaate Tor
County Recorder.
.-sy-We authorized to announce DANIEL hIrSEI-
MAN, a candidate for County Recorder
| rive are authorized to announce GEORGE b. W HTTE,
candidate for County Recorder, subject to the nom
ination of the Republican party
a yWo are authorized to announce HENRY BETHEL,
rs candidate for Recorder, subject to the nomination
of the Republican party
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
rive authorized to announce JOHN H. HCTroN,
as a candidate for County Commissioner.
We are authorized to announce LEWIS MORRIS. as n
candidate County Commissioner for the Eastern DIS
trict subject to of the Republican party
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New Garden Township.

TIA meeting of the Board of Township Trustees
"A held on the 25th Of August. lo55, it WAS ordered
that the house in the northeast OF the
township. known as White Hall. the the east
side known the Thomas school house, and the one
the Newport and hichnond turnpike known as the
Hamilton school house viii be offered public sale
in the town Newport. the first Saturday in Sep
TENDER where due attendance viii be given by the
Trustees Terms made known day of sale.
Also the day and at the place, will be let
The contracts for building three new school houses
Persons desiring such contracts will do well to call
on said trustees SOON, where they spec ifca
tious, plans &c. J. T. HoODAhD'
H. CHARLES,
Township Trustees
Au,rsto ,s53 "a
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PA Mes.

WISH sell large number of Pianos IN the next
| two weeks. and will oter the same in ements to
purchasers have during three four months past
Thc country is being blessed it'll abundant hsr-
vest. and hope country friends will no longer
refrain from induging their families with hrsi rate
Piano
Cincinnati is undoubtedly the largest Piano and Me
Iodeon market West ana there place IL the
country where they sold as low Purchasers
have Their much better opportunity 70 select
instrumen. suited their taste than by purchasing
whers the assortment must be limited.
NV stock is present very large and new Invoices
arriving weekly from the best manufacturers in the
country Please call al IS West Fourth street
W F. COLBURN.
Piano and Melodeon dealer Cincinnati
Angus, 9, 1855 S4t
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An AHectionate Admonition.

The New York Courier and Enquirer. hith-
erto Silver Grey organ. and very friendly
10 the Cotton -ocracy. In an article approving
the movement which contemplates a union Of
the friends of Freedom in New York. gives
the following affectionate admonition to the
South:
"Such, we say. has virtually been the lang
usge and such the conduct of the South to the
Union Wings and Democrats of the North;
and whatever others may do, our course is
plain. We love the Wing party. but we love
our principles more. We dislike abolitionism
but we would rather a thousand times vote for
Garrison and Tappan. as President and Vice
President, than tamely submit for an hour. to
the humiliation which the Senate has put upon
US by the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise.
With us. therefore, the first great object of
cur political life, is. and will continue to be,
the restoration Of the Missouri Compromise
Of 1920: and TO accomplish that object. and
thus hurl back defiance upon those who have
been dishonest and unprincIpled, and reckless
Of faith and honor, we are perfectly willing.
if need be, TO consort, for the time being.
with even Political Abolitionism. and all the
sbominable isms Of the day. But. say the
cunning authors of our dishonor and the mis-
cradle time serving Politicians that are ready
to kiss the hand that smote them--'it is too
late. the mischief has been done, the Com
promise of 1890 cannot be restored without
Interference with vested right aud making res
tuition to the honest and injured STAKEHOLDER
who has moved into Kansas Admit all this
and 1t i, not vet too late to restore the Com
promise of 1890. 1t is never too late TO be
honest-it is never too late TO wipe off disgrace
or dishonor. Let millions be paid. if neces-
sary. TO get rid of the Infamous swindle prac-
Used upon the North by the Kansas bill; but
never while one drop of honest or manly blood
flows in the veins of the Union men of the
North. let us listen to the cry of submission to
that great wrong. Let US shut our eyes and
ears TO the threat of Disunion, and tell plainly
every section of the country, not only that
they shall be honest. but tina, we can and will
enforce obedience 10 tie Union, whenever and
oy whomsoeyer it is threatened. Through
The ballot boxes we can and must restore the
Missouri Compromise and as We told the
Abolltlonl>tS in 1850, when sustaining the
Fugitive Slave Law,-'the Constitution. the
Laws. and the UNION. we assuredly viii en-.
force against whomsoever may thre s,en to re.
slSt them -
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New Advancement.

X ZINMER would respectfully inform his old
~ friends and customers. that he has moved his
Candy mandatory to No. 40 Main street, where he
will keep a general assortment Of Candies. Nuts,
Fruits and Cigars. Also, a general assortment oil
NOTIONS--Threads. Buttons, Combs, Hosiery.
Gloves and such articles usually kept in No
ton Stores for sale wholesale and retail. Cncin
natl prices.
Richmond Augusta. 1876. 34-t
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Important TO Saw Will Owners and
others.

J,HT Undersigned otfsrs for sale Of r Nhanss'
celebrated Lsth Cutting Machines, with the exclu
siye ria ht o use tho Wayne county. Also
machine, and the right the Of Wayne
county These machines attracted much notice when
m exhibition the fair Of the Mechanics Institute
in Cincinnati last wear. They very simple and
durable and capable Of cutting fl % 600 So
900 isfhs each. per day One hand can an
,e ~ ready for market, 10 L NJ hands Is
NJ: snd three hands 50 N. per dav. The machine re-
ouires 50 little power 20 il that-snv mill owner
would furnish rover gratis il would furnish good
market At home for lumber. The machine msy be
seen in oPersticn in Dalton. Wayne county, Ind
c. REYNOLDS
AUGUST 9. 1855. sat-
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.

NOR the Prevention and Cure OF Intermittent and
Il RemitteDt F'evers. Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague General Debility, Night Sweats.
and all other forms Of disease which have common
orig in Malaria OIL Niasma
THIS is Natural antidote. which viii entirely
protect resident or traveller in the sick
ly swsnPy localities from any Agae Bilious dis
ease hatever or any injury iron constantly Inhang
Malaria siissm,
Il will instantly cheek the Ague in persons who
have suffered any length Of time, from day 10
twenty years that need never have auother
chill, by continuing according directions
ihe patient a. begin TO recover appetite ana
strength, an! continues until permanent ana radical
cure Is effected
One two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some nay require mora directions printed in Ger
man, French and Spanish accompany each bottle Lib
eEaI discounts made tie tnde
JAMES 4. RHODES
Proyideuca Z l