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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10
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Pawcatwck Advertiser.


~ On Saturday evening last. aeree-
lble to a call, School Meeting was
held at the High School Room, in this
village, " for the purpose of electiug Of
fcers for the coming year and of tax
ing into consideration the propriety of
the vote passed few weeks
since, making the schools in this district
Free"
The meeting was called TO order, and
John II. Gross, Esq, appointed Chair
man. Edmund r. barrow was chosen
Clerk, for the Ensuing year; John H.
Cross, Thom's w. Segar, and David
Smith, Trustees John G. Thurston,
Collector, and James NJ. Pendleton,
Treasurer. -,
After the choice of officers, the fol-
lowing resolution was presented ~ ,'
Voted anil ResOlred, That the vote
and resolution, passed at tho last district
meeting, providing that after the close
Of that term, that the schools ofothis
district should be made free, and that
the expenses, Or cost, of said schools
should be paid by tax or taxes to be
assessed upon the taxable property of
this district, be and the same is hereby
rescinded and annulled.
This resolution was discussed with
much spirit and voted on, with the fol-
lowing result -
Ayes--Samuel A. Coy, Nathan New
berry, Thomas Perry, John 4. Brown,
John Foster, Lyndon Taylor, Wood
bury Coy, Simeon Perry, Charles Brad
ford, John T. Thurston, George Brown,
Peleg S. Barber, William G. Pendle-
ton, Edward w. .Babcock, Samuel Davis,
Loren Wilcox, Joseph Fl. Lewis Thos.
w. Segar, James II Porter, John Bar
ber, Rufus Ames, John Hazard, John
d. Vose, Oliver ID. Wells, Edwin r.
Brown, Stephen Wilcox, Charles M.
Brown, William P. Coy, Thomas M.
Place, Asher NJ. Babcock, Chas. Perry,
John G.. Pierce, Charles V. Smith, Da-
vid Smith, Daniel Ii. Macumbcr, John
Hiscox, Joshua Thompson, Jr., Ethan
Foster, John II. Gross, Joseph l..
Thompson, William II. Chapmau-w4l.
NOes-William Z. Parkerson, Oliver
II. Fowler, Samuel Ecclestone, Gcprgc
A. Smith, Daniel +. Larkin, Horatlo S
b ,rry, Oliver d. Hall, Bernard W
Pierce, Gorton Berry, Henry q. Card
Benjamin i Cory, Evan c. Burdick
George p. Barber, Alfred b. Burdick
james Mcdonald, Charles II. Denison
Nathan II. Langworthy, Molbro Gavit
Amos Stillman, William w. Collins
Alvah Taylor, Isaac p. Merit, Jona
than p. Stillman, Welcome Stillman
William d. Hall, Enoch b. Pendleton
Francis Murphy, Edward Clark, Horace
G. Lanphear, Francis F. Beckwith
Daniel S. Douglass, Aaron Pierce
Abram G. Hall, Edwin G.. Champlin
Charles w. Thompson, George D Gross
Horatio N. Campbell, James M. Pen
dleton, Pcleg S. Tcft, John p. Dyer
Henry II. Farnham, George G. Ian
phear, Benedict Crandall, Christophel
G. Stillman-44.
The passage of the resolution being
defeated by a majority of three, the vot'
making the schools free, remains il
full force. The meeting was adjourned
to next Saturday evening.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10

pG- The President has appointed
Col. P. G. Washington, assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury during the abb
sence of Secretary Guthrie.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10

The MONTHLY INSTRUCTOR, and Fire
Side Companion, for the present month,
is before us. AS usual, it is beautiful
and interesting number. Published by
Wm. Guild & Co., Boston, at 81 q
year. t...
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10

AJ- We had the pleasure, on Mon
day evening last, of attending very
agreeable entertainment, given by Mr.
Swift, some part of which was of sci
entiic character, and some part OF
which was otherwise. The chemical
and electrical experiments were highly
satisfactory-his apparatus being un-
commonly complete for travelling lee
turer. The exhibition of spiritual
rappings" was entertaining, and, per-
haps as elaborate us could be expected
under the circumstances, though, of
course, not sufficiently so to form test
as to the truth of the purportcd mani
icstations to those who are inclined to
beliaye in their spiritual origin.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10

be- California emigration has again
become quite large. For steerage pas
sage about $3.50 is charged, against $50
or $50 the sum charged few weeks
ago.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10
Platform

A ND Counter Scales, manufactured by the
n Parker Scale Co., warranted equal to any
in market, for sale by ..'4I-s suo
H. & +. SHEFFIELD,
2l3tf West Broad Street, Pawcatuck..
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10

Continues to give particular attention to re.
pairing and starting up Wool Carding
Machines, Spinning Jacks, &c.
10t2l3 Address, Asbawax RI
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10
Dissolution.

THE copartnership heretofore existing in
Westerly, X. l., under the style and firm ,'fS.
& d. SMITH, is this day dissolved by mutl~l
consent. STEPHEN SMITH.
DAVID SMITH.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-10

The passage of the resolution being
defeated by majority of three, the vote
making the schools free, remains in
full force. The meeting was adjourned
to next Saturday evening.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

DIGNITY OF MANUAL LABoR-Why is il. I
ask, that we call manual labor low, that We
associate with the idea of meanness, aud
think that an intelligent people must scorn
i,2 The great reason is, that in most coun.
tries so few intelligent people have been en-
gagged in it. Once let cultivated men plough
and dig, follow the commonesi labors, and
ploughing, digging and trades cease 10 be
mean. |; is the man who determines the
dignity of The occupation, not the occupation
which measures the dignity of man. Ply.
sicians and Surgeons perform operation, less
cleanly than fall 10 the lot of most mechau.
les. have seen distinguished chemist COW
cred with dust, like larborer. Still these
men were not degraded. Their intelligence
gave dignity 10 their work, and so our labor
ers, once educated, will give dignity 10 their
tolls. Let me add, that see little difference
in point of dignity between the various voca-
tons of men. When see a clerk spending
his days in adding figures, perhaps merely
copying, Or teller OF bank counting mon
ey, or a merchant selling shoes and hides, I
cannot Gee IN these occupations greater re- !
spectableness than in making leather shoes
or furniture. | do not see in them greater
Intellectual activity than IN several tradeG-i
Claiming.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

The New DISEASE which has made It's ap-
pearance in New York, is called the pustale
maligne. ], is said TO be rare occurrence
in this country. II is a "gangrenous inAa-
nation of the skin, involving more or less
deeply the sub.cutaneous areolar tissue."-
Persons whose occupation brings them in
contact with animals that have died from
malignant diseases, are most liable 10 be al.
tackled BY it. Exposure 10 the puirid efflu.
via of sewers, cemeteries, or sasnant waters
also sometimes causes the disease in indi.
viduals who are predsposed 10 il. There
have been various notifications OF treatment
recommended by different surgeons. Some
advise The cautefy alone others, the exiirpa.
lion Of the tumor, followed by the cautery.-
DR.. Hosack'e treatment was crucial incis
ion, with the application Of a warm poul
tice, and the wound dressed with stimulating
ointment, 10 keep up free suppuralion fo
several days. When this ceased, the wount
was drawn together with adhesive straps
and healed with lille or no trace OF the incis
ion. In dividing the tumor, it will appear al
if the knife passed through honey-comb
and upon examining The surfaces, they ap
pear to be parliioned off into cells, each Gel
filled with matter, and not seeming 10 com
municate
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

NATURE VERSUS ARr.--At BaIaklava the 4
bands OF the garrison give daily concerts, and
when the hour approaches the birds assem- o
BILE in great multitudes on the trees and roofs ;
ofibe huts and storehouses, and listen in
profound silence 10 the first piece performsd, !
but the moment the next commences they
make such deafening noise that a flute or
oboe solo can hardly be heard twenty fesl
off. H N 4-aI.. "a. III
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

A VALUABLE TRAcT.--In The township of
Darlington, Beaver county. Pa, is a trac. Of
about 1900 acres uuderlaid By a stratum Of
camel coal fourteen feet thick, and probably
containing 2o,00O0oo tons. On the. same
tract are three strata Of biIuminous coal con-
tanning, it is supposed, 5000, 900 tors, Fire
clay is also abundant, and tho location is %
the Little Beaver river.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05
CHOICE POETRY.
From the Evening Bulletin.
THE SLEIGH RIDE.


Do you remember, Sarah Jane,
Before you were my bride,
When | sat in one horse sleigh,
And you sat by my side!
Long had loved you, Sarah Jane,
But hopes my heart had none
Though you were SINGLE, dared not
Believe that you were icon.
oh well reccollect, my love,
When from the house you came 1;
NV hands and feet were cold but oh
My heart was all flame
Oh, Sarah Jane, was afraid,
But meier told you SO,
Those melting eyes of yours would prove
Destructive TO the snow.
And remember, Sarah Jane,
The very dress you wore
Your neck's not long, but from your head
You. body il was fur.
So well you looked in il, my love,
Il think twas lynx, my life:)
Tha, Pm no. certain but that lynx
Now links Us two for life.
For remember that cried
In accents true and warm
"Oh happy beast to give its hide
TO hide SO iair form -
At which wild words you smiled, and thea
With eyes lit with loves ray
Gave me your hand-but ah, ii was
To help you in the sleigh
And oh that bonnet that you wore
Can | forget il mo.
AS il became you, much wished
might become its b0to
So crazy was the joy | felt,
That all restraint it mockS--
would have hung the robber wind
For tampering iuith your locks l.!
Iwished was child again,
For if 'twere SO, knew
That Of the alphabet would
Remember only U.
The sky was clear, the sun shone down
Upon the ice and snow
But yet that ice was not as bright
AS other eyes know.
And when we reached the turnpike gate
Wide open 1t did roll;
But as | had belle with me
| had to slop and toll.
And there man, half drunk, | think,
Ran into US. you know,
And very eoolly threw us both
Into pile OF snow.
But yet as twas hard times just then,
That man we have 10 thank,
lie gave us situations, love,
Together in bank.
Twas not long while after this
Before that bless'd day came,
When you before the altar stood
And altered there your name.
Long we've beer wed, cots our home,
Yet Sarah Jane, vow
Id change it not for princely hall
Foe you my all are now
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

EsoRMous YIELD OF PorAIoEs.-We saw,
Ssays the California Herald, some potatoes
from the ranch Of Judge Ladd, which were
the finest we have ever seen in Californ a.
| They averaged ten pounds 10 the hill, a,
which rate the acre which be has planted
kill yield 4s,4oo pounds. They are selling
! readily at six cents pound At,his rate
the acrs.of potatoes will amount 10 the sum
Of %, so4
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05
BLooMsBURG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY

but what can be more fagranily unjust 10
take our notions Of history only from the con-
quering and triumphant party? II yor think
the Catholics have not their Books of Mar
tyrs as we'll as the 'Protestants, take The fol-
lowing enumeration of some OF their most
learned and careful writers.
The whole number Of Catholics who have
suffered death in England for the exercise
of the Roman Catholic religion since the
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05
THE STAR THE NORTH

Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY.
Il. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE-Up stairs, in the neU brick build
ing, o., the south side Of Nam Sfeer''
third square belotc Market.
TIE n Ms:-Two Dollars per annum, ii
paid within six months from the time Of SUBJ
scribing two dollars and fifty cents if not
paid within the year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months; no
discontinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless al the option of the editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One Dollar
and twenty. five cents for each additional in
ssrtion. A liberal discount will be made 10
those who advertise by the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

Truly, ! see, he that will but stand to the
truth, twill carry him out--Geo. For.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-07-05

You talk Of their abuse Of the Reformation,
but IS there any end TO the obloquy and
abuse with which the Catholics are upon ev-
cry point, and from every quarter assailed ?
Is there any one folly, vice, or crime, which
the blind fury of Prolestants does not lavish
upon .hema and do you suppose all this is
to be heard in silence, and without retalia.
iion2 Abuse as much as you please, if you
are going to emancipate, bui if you intend
10 do nothing for The Catholics but to call
them names, you must not be put out of tenn
per If you receive few ugly appelalions in
return.
The great object of men who love party
better than truth, is TO have ii believed tha,
The Catholics alone have been prosecutors
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

NE undersigned in large portion OF their
I'll stock Spring ana Summer Goods, consisting Of
Beached and Brown sheetnss and shirtings Mariners
Stripes Tekucs Cottonades and Pant Sus Camle Jeans
blue Drng beaehed and brown Drlings Irish
Linens Apron and Shifting Checks Tweeds Jeans
Cassirneres and Cloths Prints Ginghams Lawns
uslins black aud fancy Lustres Bereges Cashmere and
Muslin LANES Linen Checks and Summer Coatings,
geher large and well selected stock of Notions Roots,
Shoes Hats Clocks etc. etc. too numerous to mention 20
they pectfy invite the attention of all
cash and prompt dealers. ,- , ,,,r,,,,c,-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

EOUN ). DEVERECN, Main st., between First and Sc
% cond has inst received from Philadel
pha largest Of sill Papers and Borders
of the mountains, comprising the
patterns Of Gold Parior papers in great variety veil
Hall and Bedroom, with varied
medium and papers Eed-Teasters Ceatre and
Also window Papsrs in great variety Of pattern
papers selected by himself and viii be sold
unusually low prices. Promp attention paid to hangng
paper my5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
STOVES! TAN AMI COPPER ESTAB-
F,EENE gg EeNrat
JEWELRY STORE OF

. = II
ewATHNEEy BUILDINGS STREET, DOORS BELOW
PosT OFFICE.
a T this Store Ikeep constantly hand large and general
IA assortment of Watches Clocks and JeweFy ali kinds
and of the best styles and quality
haye lust received large stock Of New yssery both use
bly, stock viii be constantly supplied by additions with the
latest and beautiful patterns which extensive bust
enable sell the lowest prices
Repairs of any kind executed in competent and
at low charges.
All goodssod and all repairs done my ted
Goods exchanged for old Gold and Silver the most liberal
terms
Those in ythng in line respectfully inyi
ted examine my stock and prices. jano-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

EE ESSVS. Altering a. Drummer have removed their
II II from their old thecorner of
First and Vain to the journal Bulldogs Water
street. They still business at their established
stand Main street. between First and second They have
serneut oil goods at both their and
offer increased iyantag to both country and city trade
nr19
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C0NTTEEAEC

THE undersigned would respectfully his friend s
and the customers Of the late firm of Foster Brown that
he business will he by him old stand where
be win be pleased those friends that visit the city
receive orders from those that dc and will
exertion them well faithfully For the liberal
and long continued patronage himself and the late firm he
would return h sincere Il anks.
mi FOSTER.
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HnrIsE pf,asTERrNG.

T D. ANDERSON woula respectfully inform the eiti-
and builders Evansville that he has
his permanent residence this city and is prepare
to execgts an orders for house plaster tueeo WORK els
and most substantial manner. All work done by him
will be ed, and ~ required when Jobs
executed in rkman like Orders left Partner
CALDW ELLIS store wi meet with prompt attention.
unvI 3n
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OEEg0 50 sLE WORKS.
REGDoN. RYLAND ds CO.,

No Columbia street. het Main Walnut Cincinnati. o.
W are now manufacturing Railroad
!. q. ]
Depot Iiav Stock Coal, floor and
Platform Scales @ all sizes: also Drug
Iii gist aud Bank Scales. brass and iron
En- beams; Counter Scales. &c., 6e., which
Ell warrant Of superior workmanship and
Elrrezs material. We would call particular at
tention to Iron Lever Hay and Stock
Scales. All communications pre- pity
attended TO 0otl3-t If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

EHILBERTS almonds figs rasins, e1rrants, preserved
IL ginger ginger baed ginger, pimento ground and
whole Goodwns fine tobacco tartar Sal eratus
epson salts soda, alum su hUr roll birthstone bed
cords buckets tubs candy eopperas cloves ink
glass jars Iogwood madder. indigo glass lanterns
matches oysters Holsters. sardines letter and
wrapping paper pepper powder safety fuse, fancy and
bar soaps, vinegar, teas. snuff. etc., etc;
us re- ID a2d for salelOw by
s. L.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

gOtEEtE M AAENG AND hEEAtREEG.
FEN undersigned having established Boiler Yard at Ev-
q ansville, is pre- pared make aud repair Boi-
IeTsw satisfaction in either Prompt
will be paid all who may cell him do their work
Orders be left with Hlnry Schriber of the Laasco
Foundry Brinkmeyer Mesker Co., of the Eagle Foun-
dry on tina canal, Main street. JOHN KROPP.
-REFERENCES
HENRY ScHRIBER. BRTNKMEYER ELUsMAN & Co
JOnN HEwsoN, WIN. BOYLE
BERNAND NURRIE. G, D. EGGLESTON & Co.
Jan4-Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
DE EAEs HE0gS
LIVERY AND SALE SFAfI.

ON LOCUST BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
49, HORSES Buggies Carriages. @SS5z7s5A4sszgA
49, and omnibesses, always for hire
the above stable. Carriages for excursions, par
ties and funerals always hand prepared to bcafd
horses and keep them in the best order.
My hack will hereafter Kept ming constantly
during the day. and will b. at seapboats hos etc for the
accommodation of those wishing it, 1t viii also be
ready citizens boats during the night by leaving
orders a the stahla ID. III. DEGARAO.
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rInpREHs :. rsssAu

AVE lust received, lot of geutlemen's Kid. silk
Lisle thread gloves fine English u hose; gauze
inc shirts sleeves drawers silk and lien HANDKERCHIEF
and erava collars, fine Panama berhorn hats Call
aud see. apl9 3m mop KINS d READ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

FsSHE CopartnerhiP heretofore existing Between tbs
I'll dersigned under style and firm Of VI a. Il. III.
DeGarmo the city Evansville. Vande-burgh county,
Indiana is this day dissolved by mutual All per-
indebted SAID firm viii please make imme ats pay
Edward II. EeGarmo, who alone is authorized to
81 tile The business. j.. II. EEGARMO.
MAT, DHGARM0.
Evansville, May S, 1855 my9
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RESSRrETfRN-

INDEPENDENTLY of FOSTER & BROWN dissolved by
/ Limitation tho first instant.
Our friends and who indebted will
fer especial (n addition many
ded u.s. by ling the old stand settling paying
their balances. Those whom indebted will present
tier claims payment. Either party
the of the firm in liquidation. H. ". FOSTER
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MAGNOLIA KEOTEE,
FORMERLY
4 q n

FORMERLY
THE BULLS HEAD.
ME undersigned has the above hotel and
n waited AND furnished in the and
specially sOieis the patronage of the public. He has fine
dining for regular boardes and his table
wiz always be supplied with the the market all
Mea served to parties travellers hour at the
shortest notice,
TURTLE SGUp with choice vegetables etc. will he serv-
edup market morning Taesday Thursday and Saur
day. from 40 70 Y O'Clock.
ICE CREA N every night.
The hest cooks and table attendants always hand
Ny old customers will always and me at home.
myI1 JIM. CARTER. Proprietor.
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NATCHEs. -CIOCRg. ANn LENYEI ~

WATCHES, CIOCHS, AND JEyVELRY.
AHTE have Just received Watches,
w Clocks Jewelry Silver Ware altogether finest
and largest in this city which,
ing purchased low rates enables sell figures
than usual We have gold and silver hunting and
watches from the finest down the cheapest arele gold
guard lob and vest chain ladies' and breast pins;
seal, scale and plain rings drops and rings guard
fob keys ses in short every article
in great variety style and price.
We have also made by which will be
constantly supplied with every style of iron and wood
eghday and thrtyhour clocks direct from the factory,
which will sell Wholesale retail low they be
purchased in Western city.
BITTROLFF & SONS. Main ST.. bet. LIST and ID
n B-Every article sold in establishment warranted
to he s represented
Old gold sve the highest price taken in exchange
for jewelry. ap1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

D1DIET, Stone q co..,
COMMISSION s. FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
s,eeond Street. 6et'9s Main and the Rirer
LOUISVILLE, KY.
nARTTcUAR attention paid to the purchase and sale of
HEMP COTTON. TOBACCO, PORK. BACON,
FTnFTz ETC together with all kinds Of Produce
ana Manuactured Articles. Consgnments soteed, and
REFER To-Nessrs. Buchanan Co.. Wholesale Grocers
and Comm ssion Merchants. w A. Richardson Co., Hemp
Mann fantnrers Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grocers and
Star Candle Watkins Owesy Pork Packers
and Merchants Armstrong Allen, Dealers
Pork Montgomery Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers louisville, Ky. milo d&w14
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MANAGED HARDWARE.


- NJ GRIFFITH offers his stock of Hardware, Cutlery
~ Coopers', Carpenters aud other meehanics'
damaged at the ate ire, sale st less than
Rric
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

OATS.
"A LARGE supply of Oats just reed and for sale by
"A jelO T. GRANT g. co.
EYNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500, 000-aH paid in and Invested.
TNHIS Company incorporated perpetual
a in 1919 and insures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses house
hold furniture and merchandise general inland In
against the pers Navigation. will be ber
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't.
Applications for Insurance may be made the subscri
ber who sduy authorized receive poals and issue pol
eies favorable terms Insurance office Agency
in the West A. G. HALLOCK. Ag't.,
eyf1-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.