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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

u
l. CITY PROPERrY-A valuable FARM Of l55 acres Of
good LAND Ia part Of the Of j. Bndge deceased ats
II Golden's Bridge Westohester County, = hOu nie from
New.Yok q miles from railroad depot. IL a excellent for
grain or and adapted for dairy purposes IL will %
disposed quantities suit purchasers very low prces
Inquire of X. NJ. BRUNDIGE, No l32 Beeckers, where
an.p Of the fam nay BE- seen or Of J. BRUNDIGE the
Il. NJ BRUNDIGE, 0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
paints, Oils, plass, &e.

4 MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
"A FACTORY WILLIAMSBURG, L. Are now pre-
psred 20 execute ROUGH PLATE GLASS suitable
for FLOORS, SKY LIGHTS, VAULT aud DECK LIGHTS
Prompt will be given orders len at their ONCE
No. AZ Broadway, or their Agent, - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21
piano- Fortfs ano fflusit.
nor SALE on COMMISSIONER an immense

COLBURN & NASH.-PIANOS AND MELC
~ DEONS. No sz3 Broadway. PIANOS 70 LET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

GONE very desirable FARMS and COUNTRY
- SEATS near Nsw.York for SALE or EXCHANGE, b.
BAKER & WEEKS, Auctionrers. No. Pine-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

NOBURN'S EXTRA OIL is warranted OF very
" superior quality for Machinery Burning Being unmiK
perfectly Tree from i works finely ana perfectly sst
Mechanical Night and other Lamps II has been 10 Use
largely for the past eight years and syorte on with our
steamships railroads. machine shops ferries &c bar
el so 10 90 gallons each Warranted uniformly good Dr. ma
be returned ct the expense % (Coburns only AGENT
JOHN w QUINCY, No. sSi NilIsrn-st cor. Pstt
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TOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-Fin improved
property 10 this city paying large inerest viii b.
chsnged ~ large FARM BAY River Seahore New
YCk Apply to r. D. KlSSHIMER No. $40 fth Az.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14
TERMS

CooPer's ClarAsburg Register is published in
ksburG, Va, every Wednesday morning, at
$2,O0 per annum, in advance, or ut the expiration
Of SIX MONTHS from the time Of subscribing; after
which $2.5e will invariably be charged.
NO subscription will be received for less po-
riod than six months. -.. .s. .. be- tg-... =.
Nopaper will be discontinued except at the op-
tion Of the proprietor, until all nrrenrages are
paid uP--Nnd those who do not orcel their paIcr
to be discontinued ut the end of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as DESIRING to
Ii. We it continued.
ADvEnTlsEMENTs will be inserted at 81 90 rer
square OF twelve lines for the first three inser-
lions and twenty-five cents :Or each subsequent
insertion. '
liberal deduction on the above rates vii! be
made to those who advertise by the year
NO advertisement counted less than IL suuarc
The number OfinSertions must be specified, or
the advertisement will be continued and clurlrd
accordingly.
Announcement Of candidates for office II 90
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis
All communications, to insure attention, must
be accompanied by the authors name and post
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

at some distance But he knew that hi
uncle enjoy yed a rich joke, and was an en-
thusiastic admirer of beauty SO. wha
does he do. but goes and gets miniature
taken, for she was extremely beautiful
besides being intslligent and accomplish
Led" 0a y tsso.
.'BeautifaH intetligentl deeomplishsah'
exclaimed the COlonels1s'p what OBJ.
Ijection could the foolahave toiheF %
''Why, she was not worth a cent, I" said
H5nry. aId
'Fldge," said the oolonel--"I wish /
had been in the old chaps place; how did
lie get along 20 if5 80. ri.
"Why. as said, he had a picture ta-
ken, and as it was about the time Of col.
lectinG rents, he-thought ii would make
the old man good natured if he went home
and offered t6'assisthim; so, answering all
Inquiries, he took the miniature out of his
pocket, handed tito his uncle, and asked
him how he liked it--tellisge him. that a
particular friend lent it to him. The old
gentleman was in an ecstacy Of delight,
and declared be would give the world to
see a woman as handsome es that, and
that Bill might have her?"
"Hav" shouted the Colonel, "the old
chap was we'll come up with. The best
Joke ever heard; but was she really beau.
tiful?" afsfIe %
"Fhe most angelic creature lever saw,
said Henry "but you can Judge for your
self. He'lent me the picture, and know
ing your taste that way, brought it for
you to look at.''R Here Henry took it out
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

:
dotwhat they cannot afford. Their griel
for the dead would not be less sincere il
they followed the body of the beloved, in
their ordinary costume to the grave nor
is the spectacle less imposing diYested Of
the foppery which attends the funerals Of
persons who move in respectable society.
Some years ago when it-was the FISH
ion in England and maysbe it remains
the fashion still to give black silk scarfs
and hatbands at funerals. mean and COW
etous persons threw themselves in the
way Of picking up these stray loaves and
fishes. Alady, who lived in the same
town with me. after was married boast
ed to me that her husband who always
contriVed to be necessary attendant on
such occasions, found her all the black
silk required for articles of dtess1 aud
that he had not purChaseda pair ofgloves
for many years.
About two years before old King Geo!
the Third died. report got about that he
could not survive many days. There
was general7rush among all ranks to
obtain mourning Up went tbe price of
black goods Norwich grapes aud bonn
bazines rose ten per cent, and those who
were able to secure black garment at
any price. to show their loyalty. were
deemed very fortunate. And after all
this fuss, and confusion, and hurry, the
poor. mad old king disappointed the spec
ulators in sables. and lived on in darkness
and mental alteration for two whole
years. The mourning of. some on that
occasion, was real, not imaginary.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14
seoNLY wA1TINC.y

a very aged man in the nlmshouse W as usket
hat he was doing now :, Uo replied ''Onl,
aiting." 49,.
only waiting till the shadows
Are a little longer grown;
Only waiting till the glimmer
Ofthe days last beam is flown.
Till the nj ght of earth is faded,
From the heart oncc full Of day;
Till thestars of heaven are breaking
Through the twilight soft and gray:
Only waiting till the rcapers
Lave the last sheaf gathered home :;
For the summer ti1ue is faded,
And the autumn winds have come.
Quickly, reHpers, gather quickly,
The last ripe hours ofmy heart,
For the bloom of lifos withered
And hasten to depurt.
Only waiting till the angels
Open wide the mystic gate,
At whose feet long have fingered,
Weary poor and dcsolutc.
Even now hear the footsteps,
And their voices far away;
If they call me 1 am waiting,
Only waiting to obey.
Only waiting till the shadows
Arc little longer grown,
Only waiting till the gimmor
OF tho days last bloom is flown.
Then from out the gathered darkness,
Holy, deathless stars shall rise,
Iiy whose light my soul shall gladly
Tread its pathway to the skies.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

. He then put the fatal ring on Miss Gales $
nnger' the hymenial moose was adjusted,
ana the poor fellow was launched into
- matrimony. = 49, -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14
DoBBs IN THE LEGIsLArURE.

There arc men who cannot speak in
public. Their courage fails them when
they meet the upturned faces waiting ex-
Pectantly to be edited or entertained, as
the case may be. It's a terrible situa-
ton, to meet an audience, and know that
It is absolutely necessary TO say some.
thing, and feel at the same time that
every idea has turned deserter.
1t there was any body that dreaded
speech making, it was Hiram Dobbs
Mr., Dobbs Q 1uld talk fluently enough in
private. AT such times no one would
have suspected him Of the least diffideEce
But when he stood before an audience,
which to DC sure. had rarely happened /;
when, however in virtue of some little
Office which he held, ne was called upon
TO give brief notice. or to Introduce n
Lyceum lecturer TO his audience, it was
with perceptlble tremor OF voice, and
diStruslful rapidiIy OF utteianco clearly
indicating ;hat IN his seIt-dlstrust he had
committed It to memory. and like a
scnorl boy with his i1rst piece was com.
PEELED to rattle It oil wtth all possible ra'
P'd1ty lest II should escape him altogether.
~ ,, p, ~. -, - -
mr. Dooos USED 70 avo'd sednlousIy all
occasions :,1.,. where ne thought there was
PoSS'osI''y o. Oelns calleu upon;
But we cant always Eoresee. Neither
could Do0os.
V%lHs 70 i" ne" phase IN politics.
DoooS was elected TO tho Legislature
ana tnough grained he was also little
larmldated oy the honor and but for the
tnouShs ne was not not necessarily oolged 20
SPeaH' :. "oulu nave uecl'ne0 sa. serving
as J. was ne accepted
:. az ;nlnGS M = wen. |ens on smoo'hly f. tot q
t''nei ar. DoOOS coiIu vote on other
PeGPle HotlonS: r. t"oush ne couid nj
one u'ElucAy Gay, however, the pro
ceedlngs oe'ng rasheF auG' ana Dooos
rasneF tlirssy' ne concleaed 70 go down
s'".Fs auu ge' glass iles. o. u, lemonade,
t,, .,netas,o &c '"Ss ~ '"T III sn' na,I ne Saun'
ed ,;1n. he Intended to address the house. aud
~. 49, % ;, U"Uu - iouu 'ViS"
Dobbs started as if he had been shot
he 1nl IL, r. 4, 4
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

2 GBWhere there is u nope there eaf
be no endeSyof.
gssTrong nensoy doing min
81 4 II 68s ado
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

aasGood breeding il the art OF sI3R-
ing men by external signs the intsff l'Fe-
gard which we have for them. z arises
from good sense. improved sby oonTersing
With good company. 90
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-03-14

sr= -
Other republipf bave existed fwhoss
eommsneenenttfas ~ as auspicfeus as ours.
and the stars 3fsWhOSe destiaes il was
vainly lhotght would never sell BIZ.
those ou<e bright shining Iuminafies IA
the pol3ical horizon have, gone out ana
teS6gsism and oPpressiOa now rules viii
lp6Iidlsd sway over the degenerate de-
4eendsnts OF freemens Even in lie
golden age Of Remsn and Greeiau
literature the mass Of the people was
pnsducaled. The learning Of that day,
Wagcopfned 70 thefsR, epbiIosophsrS,
orators, and d3poets Of those seaEIy ablics
baye imm9EtaliZed thems Ives afd taeiF
couniriess Yet; whilel 6eg are can1nizeds
and their speeebes "a sfiang4 secnreiy
lodged among sareligesf q classie literar
tuEe, they we're favor While
seiceres ii bod ead bas langaage as.
y "a
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-29

Seienfprn $50 fUmmen uniere gslen fer ssis
bier 9ebraudden 8eien purben frii6er ais qrsor.,
ttfe in'portirt Die 9fanse itamm eisenHd5 aus sof.
tnpen Or, 5rantlin la9 enen impprrten gelsn ts,.
etner Dame tn S6tlabep9ia mno fanb uaGrsab er sis
epr'Ol'fat nntsruete, Elm @aamenfOrn pel6es esrls
Panate, uno aus bteiem feinen llrlpruna ffps sas
wertbpoe 9rooutt zines aussebe9nen Snbuiriezos,s,
9es in ben Sereini9n Staaten. }ebt fant man ,,s i
mentldp tn Sbto Sunberte BON adsrn Damit besron,t
e1en, Die burA iplhe gse9&lfrubt fonferpirt nnh
Berbem nod fat ne9r als penn e gSaaen triioen So,
8sissrn sinbrinssr Bon ben 8abaoisn gefenfaDrifsn
gar ntdt gu reptl' - all Sas fomm ecn einem @amen.
torn IN ipeiier 5anp. 7 gsra. -,.s,,T.I-i'' -,
Gin Spe'islm sessn bic @0Oera min man IN Dilis
MarOtb BET Gran i'm Sate Der gBabboIberbeere ose,,.
ben 9aben. Bon 80 tRranten, melbe Don Der gSlf..
befalen unb NIT ssacbDulpertesten= abaus 6ebanssrt
tpOrben, lei tstn etn3ser setOrbsn, a, be reien ren
bereita einen 2as na9er 70 fraftis sevefsn, baa f.
t9rsr ssppbntden arbeit na6sebea spsntsn, re-
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El.s (fsay ben 8ibmrnber anSsiser sei6rstsn,) lta
Sie Dtritm9liieefe SSrpbeprebtat.
% Surnddftilde Grsdbuns BON S. sp. .aiii5

y9fein pasah bod au arg mir belen abIdbeuliher,
Streb su iptslen unb aaSubleibenl" aste Der 0fars
ret Serpreblis unp beftie nbein CT nad Der arpseu
SawarswalS6 ubr binan6aute Die ftb nit benz aft
pateriIbea 3ertlatte eben Dem Sppba unb bem Sfen-
unse1euer br@t matbte. ''i95hy at ea-+ H.t t'
,Sn finf @inuter iit'S aat, punt Balls neun mue
id in bic &irde lauen laen, pnl benen n,ene Yfarr=
tinberPes 1T mir ein l1nSlid be9esne ,b ftelen Id
pot ber 9farrs auf SdhW nur In @pttes 9lanen cine
a(te 9finstprsbst berpprluhc renn cine nee ,t ma
den, lit mir aatiird, nidt eit9efallen. Dies sart
MIR etlnta wieoerpur9 bene sitttse Gmpfebuna 5rau
S6weiter" secs ~ s!9H'h1 a"Iat''# 7ha@
Die4teBten eSorte ,pnrea in iebr bartept Srue aez
iprpi9ert. Faai5li-- a'bfta wv 'I!4.'A ~.
,sBemn D,na,i6 In Oeiner gBp9nuna Deinen @,aif.
nit @urpirfea bertaufen ipiaR rpertDefer Serr Brit
ber,l YerSebte bte niHt meGr nst inaerb(to,e Dame
an ws,e ena Sfspe bes pfarrers seridet eepee ,par
oere,t no lae ih auf Der Stelle bas gBdaelben an
lpannen unp fa6re wieber nadb Saule" Dabei mar Te
70 aterirt ba8ti9r ber srpee &rrnspeia af Der eet
@taatsbaube, bic is ii6 fit baS pfnslfit in Qerbe,=
walbe 6atte mslen aiirn, pie @spenub sttterte Str
etpas fet@6ises @efht purbe firIbbraun ppr geraer
unb lire blabgriinen Iu9en paren einen tfrenben l
uuf bic bripertAe gebe. sic itanb RAID auf bab bas
lteife 8rptattleS raudte trp madte Nene, natb Der
Sbir 3u 9ekenpGa ellle Seipe9in9 etn fple, BAT, e
lire Drpbuns eusfibren pone. 'a fa- sa1 ii}f
gcn 3pe alsrltebsn jausen @fabber, bic atser beir
Ftb Sraermben &eren @eldwiitsrpaar nut in bent 3im
ner Serfsbrte elte bic gne ein bauausees 6er,iaes
sssle,t, aus bssn ussnOfrilaen iASnsn 9iisen Sanf
nuts anb @ite leu9tstet, arf bic ersirnte Dame los
unp 1aaeimi iiSten 9dneie -9itttone: eiebite sane
10 lei bod ,ur aht slei 70 6sftis. Der gater BATS
Ia nibt 70 bSs 9emeint. llnO bepen bod nur aut feline
SAGE! aDer l5etr Ganbipat serpr6t nit Sanb ,,np
SDcrt sr pitl Die rebist am @finglfef ba(ten. Der
gater perlaBt iisb auf Deine gmpfeblun8 ~" 'a aHa
,,gebpfo4 aufisre Sttts,iGre brinaenbe Ste, 6errn
ebeude i6ren 9roe9er, Die 9rebtst Gaen IN laiTe,t"
fid ter paltor nod INNER asere9t etn eSd6 tenne
Serrn GanSibata53sube MIR BON 9tnie6en, 6abe ME
mebr ais sebn 9Sorte init ibm 9eiprcArn, peis allo
burdaus uidt gpas St t9m III, Of or elm Iann sp,,
gsert umb G9re ST" ii''. l.1 '3 l'H ag Ht1a
Gin G6renmann 1T er, Elm rpmnter unb BON lenen,
Serufe beaeiiedaer @fann bent es NIT @pttes gBprt
betltaer @rn i eiferte Die 6ante nit eiuer Qeb6afe
totet bic serpati9 Bate l6einem fGnnen, rpenn man
lie nibt ais eibs brer GemperamentSrtsenbetten qe,
annt 6atts .gsfht 70 Elm Sprinsmsfep 1T er, ipte bic
meilsa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der @cttsssela6rt6stt, bic
l..Ltt Il I.ll
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(8ar ben &i8mOnbsr stnseissr.)
Gin Seineb in ctnem SunssefellensISauie.

es par elm id6ner Septembermorsen, ais id6 mid
BON unisrsm ansensbnen sanbfse aus auf ben gBea
ma6te, nm msnen beutl6en 5rennben in Dem StSbte
6en 6 cjnen lanst YeriproGenen SeluA absuitatten.
Oa pie 3et l6pn aemlih pprserildt mar slaubte id
Die gertFeter Der psu6sn NatiOp nibt me9r su oaue
gu fnben, ionpern ba&te ie mir i6oa Gnst II, einem
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g. SebbsaI,pppsg,. 900 l..

The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
nl@liup. HhssEL, Editor and Proprietor, 6aa ali
ispublishesi every Saturday. at So per Annura,
payable inaadvance. Terms for Advertisements
.f{t sAfbrt : reasonable. ~, m a.,.,t5,t,ie t,t,
OFFICE : :ttCoRNER BROAD s 5th STREET. 4.
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Sesfua,tra,r. n.

per &id9msnosr tnseiser" cridsin jtbsn Samsas unb
Db ben rlp bpncn inS Sals acbra6t Ger bolbSbrIims
abennsints rets tast 81 so iper nad gmpfana Ser ers
Magm sqs,tsi gsrsst a aps,pars trnsa tsiebsn
ben 8ri nb GPibtilunss merSen fraafirt srbetsit
Insslsen UNI a sr perSen fptsnbsn
Seot9un9i daf9enrn Gnnalise Ginrdna eineS Saiares
GO 8eheostlpenis bilbsn einsn Sqiar SO Gts pmalat
ginradsse S fr hss tpsters a % ets fur einsn
s @pna $500. Gr6eers seise perSet setbdltiBdfia Be-
rsns unS nse bbei bic rsp atpnnene bsictere Serti>
@ngen tpnnn bic lint llbr bes Sprg9e6enben Gass
al BENT bic 3eitn9 erlnein einaeonbt iptrbeu I, 4
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o, benz an n,i0!

5Ha ''t2+t j ~ tf4s4 t!---.--& }t- Est ltiI p -
"a lEnb ais bic Srsnnunseiunbs 6tiuS, sl ai
llnb i'd nun 0an8s Siihrnp rug;
Drnt't 0udD an mid?
Da ipurbe fsubt bas 9Iu9e Dir
llnS cine 3brSue iaete mir;
SD benf az S@! aSs8
IS 4oi g 4 Hob psir lpradpeu pir hn gDprt aa ..
..qsezg l4o ldpesenb 0h8it bu Isie fprt, s-l. u
'"r 60 wet, 70 meit!
lii2 9a puls breder mir baS SerS, -! .
Us a9l iibermannt mid Der SDnlsY, .I.E9 s9E
t3 dl.ss Das ssi5' N9s ssiN! Aa.g .. ail
iis 1i 5is pplIte eebn, iN woats ateg'n, W I9 q
4E Allia iab n,nsr Spes mid wisber bin ID. I.a
- s,A,. 5u ieRefI biol q..5. #5s..sttti ..i
llnb alS tu fort nun wareiI 4pn,
tl s' IN Bat i'd rDh in bansem 3On;
a4E nr!s = 80, benf' on midi" .1h Hy.
$40 tlua4.rl So luj tshs issaa'a -ts.f =. q. 3
a1 au5 FD.g1H4 ljs a1 H!1t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03
DAMAGED HARnMA ARE.
THEODORE FRANKE'S
CINNATI nYEING ESTABLISHMENT

Canal opposite Henry Lutzs roce-
~, Evansville, Indiana.
NANCY Dyer Steam Scourer and Rehnher o. pry
New York Dye House. tss- -, -. : c.,,-
Cleans by steam Ladies' and Genemen' Clothes OF Slk
and Wooen Crane and Cashmere Shals euery scrip
ton and finishes Dyes every kind OF stun &C
them equal to new de
Silk Dresses in dry ltnout
the He also cleans and rhnses Our
tains in Silk and WoolIen Toe de Tersse and fulles.
fair rates ~ = octl9-1yd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
W0HN +. GLOVER IL co corner of Main and seventh
ep Streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they in yard and for sale low FOR CASH
complete MT Of Seasoned Pine Lumber an
qualities hicknesses Tongued and GrOOved Pine and
Ash Flooring Ceiling Castings and
Pannsls Common Roards, suitable Tor
shops fencng No Pine and Poplar Shingles &c
So Can have made ord9r the lowest prices
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces MOuldings Frames o
Doors Windows &c. Bills prices fowarded to all
who may Orders from distance Will receive
promptattention. ieDl1 u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NEn ARRANGEnIENT.

I'm order that NAV able to devote my partcu
III Iarlv to the Iron HEAVY HARDWARE part eff my
business have isposed part of interest in the Gro
cerv house to Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will con-
tinue stand, the style of ORR DALZELL
with complete of everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity Of returning sincere
thanks to the paying the house for the very
extended TO for and respectfully ask
them to continue their avors firm would say
very pay gentlemen, they need
not ask credit at this house.
March /. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03
BOILER NlAKING Ann REPAIRING.

BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING.
FHN Undersigned having established Boiler Yard
n ansyiile is now pared to make and repair Hoi
l6rs-wi satisfaction either
Will be paid 20 all who may IL upon rim do their
Orders be left with nry Sehriber. ofthe Lamasco
Foundry Briukmeysr. Mesker a. Co., of the Eagl
dry on this canal Main street. JOHN KRoPP.
HENRY ScHRIBER. BKINKMEYER KLUSMAS Co
JONI HEwsoN. BOYLE. =
BERNAND NURRlE. u. d. EGGLEsTON & Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03
1uyd NCALE WORKS.

ID 0 N, Il La q OU'
No street. bet. Main and Walnut. Cineinnato
I'm WE are now manufacturing Railroad.
T-%F Depot Hav Stock or Coal Floor and
Platform Scales of all Sizes also Drug
gist and Bank Scales, brass and iron
K beams: Counter Scales, &C., &C., which
EN we warrant of superior orkmanship and
IL material. 70 would call particular at
tention to Iron Lever Hay and Stock
Scales. All communications PR IMPLY
attended TO octl3-t If
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
I II II . q u n n SLI IN CI L, III DOT

- = I'd y = n y 10 q u. :
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!
/ have hand large supply ofevery
variety CABIN ct Ware. the best work
manshp and material. Main between
Third and Fourth streets. just above the
Court House.
just received 800 900 Poplar and Pine Shingles and
lot of wen seasoned Pine Lumber suitable for Floor
ing etc. which, would call the attention of builders and
citizens gen orally purchasing elsewhere will sell
at the lowest market prices.
CABINET WARE MATERlAL-always hand in every
variety. with GOFFINS of all kinds and sizes.
guile of the establishment just above the
new Court House on Main street. ROBERT FERGUS.
yl2-tf
EVANSVILLE LIGHT ARTILLERY.
HUSTree'd. @
- ~ dozen Air Pop Guns. BABCoCK BROS.
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lei MA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford. Connecticut.

CAPITAL 500. 0O0-aH paid an and infested.
TENHIS Company with perpetual charter
u 1919. and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing house
hOd furniture aud merchandise general Also inland
against the perls of Navigation Losses will be ber
THOMAS <. BRACE, Prest.
for Insurance may be made to the subser-
ber whos duly authorized receive proposals issue poll
cies favorable Insurance Office Agency
in the West. A. c. HALLOCK. Ag't,
eyII If Main street, nearly opposite the Bank
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T..
AATE have Just received stock Watches
NV Clocks Jewery and Silver altogether
and largest stock in city which,
ing purchased low enables sell
than usual We have gold silver hunting
watches from the finest down the cheapest article; gold
guard fob and chains ade' gents pins;
seal scale and plain drops and rings; guard
fob keys sea in short every article
in great variety of style and price.
have also made arrangements by which we will be
constantly supplied with style of ron and wood
eghday and thirty hour clocks direct from the
which will sell wholesale retail low they
purchased in Western city.
| 80 BIrTROLFF & SONS, Main ST.. bet.
N B-Evory article sold in abshment warranted
to be represented a.E-- t--r
Old gold slve the highest price taken in exchange
for iewelry. sf-l4 anil
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.sUsr IkECEIVED,

TTARPER'S Mseazine,for July, felr7Ef
IL Abbott's Life Of Napoleon.
Cooley Ladies' Book for July
Black wood Magazine tor. Suhe' -..rra e.ss
I'D an zee 1NO'iOA " sAMu 81 LISTERS Book Store.
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ntNTACED uARnxyanF
HAHDWAREr NEW sTOchf

q M GRIFFlFH offers his stock of Hardware, CUTLERY
We Coopers' Carpenters and other nechanes' Tools
damaged at the ire, sale at less than at
teh2 BELLS Brick Warehouses.