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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-04-21
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TTNIIE subscriber having sold out his Boot and
4 Shoe business II becomes absolutely necessary
for him to call on all having unsettled Notes and
Accounts TO make immediate payment shall be
for the present at the old stand. Z. SlMONDS.
Brattleboro, Feb. %, 1855. 3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-24

TN 1917. o. RICE. of Cincinnati .ISvENTKD A vALuA-
II IMPROVEMENT IN WAsHBoARDs.'' for which he oh
tanned PsTsSr in October 1919 Said Improvement
sisted in properly preparing the of sheet lnc
other suitable mets and thus causing them incise
their Into the solid wooden sides legs OF washbord
the methods previously employed having plough
mortie receive the metallic plate o.
subsequently sold his entire interest and ownership in said
Patent the subscriber who sole proprietor thereof
we'll rs only authorized MANUFACTURES u. RfCs In
PROVED PATENT ZNc WAsBBoAaDs. having succeeded the
late firm Wayne Bsiiy x Co. that business. Induced
by the popularity aud extensive sale of said Patented
board sundry have engaged in making aud
them thereby violating the rgh
by said patent Suits have been
pending against certain parties known TO be thus
gagged and i smy ntenp Nd ,eeute for all infringments
upon my legal and just the extent Of the law
therefore against purchasing
Zinc made the patented
Rice unless branded 20. Rice approved washboards
tented Oct 49, others being genuine Ii may
remark that the variation in the shape Of the Crimpor
the employment of patented machine to nail
does the right the patented messing
above described upon which the value CT TIE board
really depends Wholesale orders for the genuine article
specially solicited and promptly executed low prices
n any Of the unauthorized makers. BY
JOSEPH W. WAYNE,
ssls pro riete and thereof 0cs hard
No. 80 Main street. opposite Fifth Cncnn
Ohio. mis- d&w3m
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Ways OF Com hitting Suicide

ways OF Com mttttug suicide
Wearing thin shoes on damp nights add ia
rainy weather. i-
Building on the "air.tight'' principle
Lending life of embedding, stupid, laziness,
and keeping the mind in round of unnatural
excitement by reading trash novels.
Go ing to balls through ill sorts of weather
In the thinnest possible dress. Dancing till
ia acomplete perspirati0n, and then going
home through the damp night air.
Sleeping on leather beds in seven by nine
bed rooms. rrs, So rss. s-...sglr - s.e
Burfeiting on hot and highly stimulating
dinners.
Beginning in childhood on tea, and going
On from one step to another, through coffee,
chewing Tobacco, smoking and drinking.
Marrying in haste getting an uncongenial
eompsnion, and living the rest of life in men,
tai dissatisfaction.
Keeping children quiet by teaching them
10 suck candy.
Eating without time to mas6cate the food.
Allowing love Of gain SO to absorb our
minds as TO leave US no time 10 attend TO
sur health.
Following an unhealthy occspa,ion be-.
cause money can be made by it.
Tempting the appetite VITA niceties when
the stomach says Ito.
Contriving to keep in a continual worry
about something or nothing.
Retiring at midnight and risisg at noon.
sGormandizing between meals.
=. Giving way to fits Of anger
Neglect TO take proper care OF ourselves
when simple disease appears.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
[Reportcd expressly for the Daily Journal

New YORK, March %, +. M.
Flour trife higher; 1000 bbls good Ohio,
sold at 50 2sa9 So; southern higher, $4,000
bbs at 50 lsa9 81; wheat firm with upward
tendency. 5000 bush. southern white sold at
50 25a2 IS part to arrive; corn higher 10000
white at s9uSl; beef firm; pork trifle higher
$50 bbls at SIC, for mess Ia Al; for primo
and western prime mess SIS.
Lard firm; 275 kegs lOIa1Oa. Bacon un-
changed, with moderate business, but de-
Ginning tendency. Cheese lower. Ohio
whisky 3l4a3la. Coffee firm, 500 bags sod
at lIall4c. Sugar firm. Stocks firm but
inactive. Va. skies 96B, Erie 4S4, Harlem
334. Reading SAG, Cumberland Coal sa5.
New YORK, March 90, p. IL.
Indictments forund against all parties i'm
plicated in Poole murder.
New BRUNSWICK, N. s. March %.
The House of the Assembly passed the
liquor Bill by 81 to IL, prohibiting the sale
and Importation. 1t will probably pass the
Legislative Council.
arssrh CINCINNATI, March "a, +. M.
h;re- fallen 10 inches, and still receding
r.,,ci,. " eatLer cold and windy.
I cur so0as3O. Whisky &c. Provisions
tuoy AIT with increased demand; 1900 bbls
pS-z solo at Sl2 for old mess, and 1900 for
new ness, and 1850 for clear. 10000 lbs
LUX meat sold at 5a6c for shoulders and
sides. 4oO bbls prime lard at s3a85c. Lin.
seed oil Ssc. Sales Of good fair sugar at s !,
molasses %. $50 bags common Rio coffee
lllalls.
Bosrox, Marc \ %.
The Manchester operators embracing the
entire mill force, continue the strike. The
greatest excitement ever known exists. The
manufacturers contend that there is no prof
il made and have no objection to stopping
awhile.
The House refused by q large majority to
amend the ten hour law.
New YORK, March %.
Kissane sentenced two years and half to
SingSing.
Governor has vetoed bill Incorporating
Pottstown Bank.
New York, March %, NJ.
Flour trife higher; 5000 bbls sold; good
Ohio 937a975. Wheat firm. Southern white
22Saa3o. Corn tri1e higher, $4,000 bush
w estern mixed sold at 81. Pork firm
Beef unchanged. Whisky firm. Stocks
better. Money easy.
CHARLESTON, March %.
The ship Hackaway, from Liverpool to
| Charleston, has gone ashore at Cape Rea-
mine, and it is feared she will not get off,
Her cargo consists Of 1000 sacks of salt
which is insured by the Europe agency pat
ronage.
| COLUMBIA. March %.
Heavy snow fell last night, which, it is
feared, will do considerable injury to the
crops.
| BALTIMORE. March %.
| 500 heads beef cattle were Offering to-day,
of which 200 head were driven to Philadel-
phia. The balance were sold to butchers in
this city, at prices ranging from s. so to
Sc. Hogs 650a925. Sheep s5oa35s.
More deaths have been resulting from the
coal pit explosion, making the total number
/ of deaths 80.
CHG NSATl. March %, NJ.
Weather windy and disagreeable.
Flour quiet at S2Oas3O. Whisky further
advanced to 26c. Provisions, unchanged,
quiet, but firm; 1000 bbls old mess pork
sold at Sl2.
PITTSBURGH. March %, M.
River z feet and falling. Weather cold,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-24

Gs-wmL be Exhibited at EVANSVILLE on MONDAY,
MARCH 18th.
This South this
of Animals.
NUMBERING OVER 80 SPECIMENs
an d including the greates curiosity in he World.
THE GIRAFFE!
An animal sEvESrEES HIGH! and Of the most
striking beauty Of form and color.
TINS Is Positively THE LAST VISIT
OF the Menagrie the Palace be in Cincinnati
receive the North American Museum. collection Of
Modern and Antique Curisities which number 500.
900. which will be exhibited the Palace
principal the Southern snd Western rivers The
Museum contains specimens OF all that wonderful and cur
and and fail prove interesting,
amusing instructive community
The collection OF living wild Animals at present board
the Palace Is ..Ta
The Largest in America.
Mr.. VAN AMBURGH. the far famed sutduer of wild
male will the Dens Of his trained Lions Tigers Leo
pards and through his thrilling performances
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PINE LUMBER.

ltHOICE Hams and Shoulder Bacon at
" fehs r. BACON a. co. IS Family Grocery.
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New ORLEANS, March 81.

New ORLEANS, March 81.
Sugar unchanged. Molasses l7ac.
Corn 85aS6; oats 53a55c.
Sides 7s. green meat and sides 6ic, shout
ders 5ta5s, hams in casks 81, lard in bbls 8!
kegs lO4c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-24

~ The New Hampshire Statesman de.
elares the recent victory in that State an
snti.Nebraska triumph; and that Pierce
stock is below par.
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DISSOLUTION.
TT'HE partnership Of FOSTER BROWN was dissolvedb by
j Limitation the FIRST instant.
indebted VIII
for especial addition heretofore
ded us by calling at the old settling and paying
their balances. Those whom debted viii
H. claims for Either party AUTHORIZED TO
the name Of the hrm in liquidation. NJ. W fOSiEk
- WILLIAM BROWN.
CONTINUANCE.
THE undersigned would respectfully lis friends
and Of the late firm Of Foster Brown that
the business will lie continued by him the old stand hre
he will be pleased those friends that the
to receive orders from those that do not and will
exertion them well faithfully For the liberal
long continued patronage himself and the late hrm
would return sincere q anks.
mhl2 NJ. W. FOSTER.
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a LII persons indebted to the firm Of V. & Hendriek
"A Co.. are rquestes settle the with the unden
ed. with little delay IS pofs1
decl4 HENDRICKS McREA
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THE ALLIES suRRENpEREp.u

SINCE MEssRs AHLERING & DRUMMER HAVE
Old Corner Stand Water street. under the
latest STYLE. and Winter Giosi,s Fur.
nishins Goods etc. and sell then 50 0" the
q ' i''h' II AVE 'AA' THEIR Ig NEw STOCK :
% c.p I saTs 1n ossr s
Of Gentle Dress Goods and T.ilors Furnishing Good.
which enable: to order. with the hes:
and the ps .'S :. sa
III BACON & CO. have removed to Main street. be-
& pear s srca:ss Ssr e
where they will be pleased see al their Old and
o r..
liberal patronage given and hope receive continuance
sane BY keeping everything usually kept in the best Family
Groceries. janl6-ly
TENNEY6s sORENsN' :,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Is GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. coRSrR
TIME undersigned have this day foraed ,opsrnershp
gSs 81 ussssd ,as Il M1 h
Howe purchased their stock and made additions e make
FOR Cash. any house in Evansville city in the
West; Rsop 1ENSEY'
JAWS >. SORsNSON.
HOUsRK EEPING HARDWARE
Shovel and Tongs, bras, head, large assortment;
ps aS and oi no s sHs1si.;
Cook spoons Selves and all other Kitchen u.en.,kep
In Hardware Store. deeit CHAs. s. WELLS.
NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted the firm Of v. K Hendricks
"A Co. to settle the same with the undeigu-
ed With As little delay As p0''iSs rNnR,cKs MORE.
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
ON WATER STREET. BET. SYCAMORE AND VINE.
SAMLP HAyLIN has opened . Grocery and Provision
- store at the above place three doors from sau Orr.
Groceries Of all kinds and FRESH MEATS de will keep
Butcher Stall all hours and invites pablo patronage
Mentsg God nd
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HORSE LOST.

STRAYED subscribers the 18th Of February
- LIGHT CREAM CoLoRED HORSE. full Is hands
high. well propOrtioned. cid. smooth she'd
all rovud names marks AS he raised in Wabash
county Illinois by AT ed Brines it suppos ed he
srayed towards his old home. Any person who will return
him shall be literally re sarded
HALLoCK SToDDARD.
mhe dSwn Evansville. Ind
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EDwAKD Il. HILL,

EDWARD K. HILL,
Produce, Forwarding g. Commission Merchant,
.f. EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
~ Once ssi Warehouse the Canal. and Wharfhoak
facilities with Lewis & Howard.
LIBERAL CASH advances made on eonsignments, aud
E[Psreulsr asenton the purchase ale every
description of Produce or Groceries. mh7 II
u and sOr ssls BY (mh7) wv. Z ). VICKERY.
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL lINIMENTS
T HE CHI A N G. F HUI!
CHINESE IMMINENT.

Il IL L - -
NILS superior parston is presented the American
public with the hdence that its efficient
qualities excel other linment. Its
certain safe and uniform falling
pal application IL Appropriate All who have tried il regard
1t fall BILE the folio wing diseases: rheumatism Sprsn
Bruises Sweed Limbs Weak Joints White swelling Pains
In the Back Hips Sides Breast Face other Of
the body.
IL is external remedy in Bruises Scalds Cuts etc.
The usefulness this inestimabe chemical
no to the human species but is equally eea
cous applied the Of that favor
domestic snimsl the Horse Among the diseases and
accidents occurring tn. horse for which the certain
cure be named the Fz Cuts Bruises Chas
Scratches Cracked Heel Strains in the Shoulders Sween
Spine. Pssson Joints. ese.
Co. For further particulars directions bottles
TAKE NOTICE.
Many and just made all the ordinary ni
OF the of their offensive smell the
,nsghy often left the skn-a wonderful fact
which has been verified the atonishmest of the
found and the delight of fastidous patients that in
addition to its SURPRISING curative effects ills the
ial cosmetic and perfume any ssia
which be applied 1t mpar;s natural glow.
which lasts for hours and leaves the veetry
of healthy skim instead of the cracked and happed
ance whcs common result of almost all other articles
used for that purposes hence adys toilet supplied
with it who knows excellent qualities in this respect To
realize its Agreeable odor need but bottle
try for yourself. Wholesale and retail agents.
KELLER, FARNSLEY Il CO.
feh2s d3m& Main street. Evansville. Ind
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TIE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
u0HN II. GLOVER & CO.. corner Of Main and Seventh
80 Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public and low CASH.
complete Of Seasoned Pine Lumber embracng all
qualities thckneses Tongued Grooved Pine and
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undressed Ceiling CASING and
Pannsis; sound Common Boards suitable for
shops fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
Be- Can have made ordst az the lowest prices Sheivns
Doors Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
Doors aud Windows. So Bills prices owafded to all
who send for Orders from sdistsncs will receive
prom ri attention febI20
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STATE OF INDIANA. T, :.
vanderburgh county. So

STATE Tsn DEF 1NG,s county SIS.
To the Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, Indiana.
II JACOB LUNKENHEIMER Clerk Of the Wander.
tursh Circuit Court. within and for said county. do
hereby certify what officers to he elected at the usual
places of holding elections the first Monday April al
follows. that is 10 say.
For Pigeon Township Justice of the Peace and four
For Perry Township Justice of the Peace and
For Union Township. Justice of the Peace and
COnstables;
For Centre Township. two Constahles;
For Knis Township. two Constsbles;
For Armstrong Township Justice Of the Peace
For German Township Justices Of the Peace and
FOR Township Justice o. the Peace and Con
stables. (AITssr JACOB LUNKENHEIMER.
Clerk Of the yanderburgh Circuit Court.
by l.. RICHTER. ID. G.
L. JOHN s. GAvIrT. Sheriff of vandsrbursh countv. do
hereby certify the above true copy Of the notice Of the
Clerk for the election therein mentioned;
March. sth 1855. nh,o d1S
Y OOK HEREl-we will receive par sales
OF Groceries Of the Citizens Bank Chattanooga
Bank Commercial Bank Of Tena cambridge Bank. oeooe
hank Ataanta Bank Claiborne Bank Claiborne Alabams
Banks etc.
milo y. Il. GILBERT z CO., Sye. near w alter.
ANss.t Of wsshbo,rds wash.ubs. Buckets Brooms etc..
IN plain and fancy. Tor sale ut S,L.
NA bbis Moiasses;
DO half bbls Ben nett's perass).
mss s'''1 ANU " '''' PRESTON BROS.
bbs choice Hominy received per steam
mh7 NV. & s. vIcKERY.
gNULMEs cEMENr.-25 sbls arrive per steamer Lo =
milo ST. GILBERT & co.
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~ According TO resolution Of
tho Board Of Selcctmen at their meet
ing on Monday, vote Of the people
will be taken at the Court House On
the 9TH prox to take their sense on
the matter ofopeniug Lafayette street.
We hope it will prove to be, that good
sense. which is the result Of mature
elaboration.
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DURE MEDICINES.-Just 70.

L ceivsd, direct from New York, per ship Union
. large supply Of the most choice and superior
Drugs and Medicines, 70 which ws invite the st'
tention Of purchasers before buying elsewhere
and Physicians are requested to examine OUT
stock, which has been selected with D careful re-
gard 20 the wants Of the sick and the demands O
the prescription business, and for quality We guar
sntee they cannot be surpassed by any Drug
Store In 'he Union. Our at0ck 10 IL composed In
part Of
washed Sulphuric Ether.
Mander L Weaver's English Caiomel.
English Blue Mass.
English Pulvis Antimsnalis
Haskell and MsrrCk's Select pulv. Cubebs;
Select Pulv. Colobo:
Select Pulv. Gum Kino;
Select Puls. Catechu;
" Select Pulv. Ext. Colo.
cynth Compound;
Select Pulv. khei Kussi-
cum (Genuine Turkey.
Select Pulv. khei 1ndi.
cum;
+" Select Pulv. 0uaiacum.
Tildsn's Extract Indian Hemp;
Extract Delladopna;
Extract Butternut;
- Extract T2raxicum;
with every other article that may be needed in
our line. tnov.l2l II. r. wADDILL,
Druggists
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For Safe

4 VALUABLE 3OUSE and Lot, 4::;f
n situated or Church Street. very Esi!l
desirable Location for a residence.-Said
property can be purchased at private sale,
for twelve hundred dollars, one half cash
and the balance on credit of twelve
months if not sold at Public Sale on SAT-
URDAY the I'd day Of June next, at the
Court House door OF said Parish. For
further particulars apply to H. V. BABIN,
at the Sheriff's office. May l2-tf.
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y Gu a 0pertisem enIs


O0GCCC00GONG Oe1tCs
IN the matter If the Succession Of WIN.
Pn,LLlrs, deceased, mo. 434, Probate
Sixth Judicial District Court-.Parish Of
Fast Baton Rouge, Loui lana.
DY VIRTUE Of a commission issued in
- the above succession and to me direc-
ted from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
Aforesaid l will, by virtue of said COM
mission, offer at public sale at the Bayou
Manchac Ferry, in this Perish, at about 6
miles from the City of Baton Rouge, OIL
Tlaursday, the l5th day Of May, 1853,
at II o'clock. A. NJ, the property herein
after set.iorth and described, belonging 20
the succession Of WIN. P. 'PHrLLlps, late of
said Parish, deceased, to w.t.
The undivided one half Of thu Steamboat
CATHERINE.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsm.
Also, will be offered at public sole at the
last residence Of said deceasG1, in this Par
ish, at about IL miles below the City Of
Baton Rouge, on
Monday, the llth day Of June, 1855,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the propertyAerein-
after set. forth and described, belonging to
the above mentioned succession, to wit
A CERTAIN tract of land. together with
all the building and Improvements thereon,
containing 40 arpent,, more OF less. Also,
large stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes,
Groceries, Liquors, Ssgars, &c. Also, a
lot Of Household and Store Furniture Show
Cases, Dressing Case, Store Desk, &c Al
so, one set buggy harness, one double bar
rel shot gun, one pediing buggy, one roam
mare, saddle and bride, one gold Lepinc
Watch and Chain. &c.
TONS, ro WIT The persona. property; all
sums unde: twenty dollars. cash, and all
sums Of twenty dollars and above that a
mount, payable on the first day Of January,
1856. Purchasers to give notes endorsed
to the satisfaction Of the administrator, and
the tract Of land and improvements there
on, for one third cash; one third payable
on the first day of January next, 1856, and
the remaining third payable on the first
day Of January, 1857. Purchasers to give
notes with good personal security and spe.
cial mortgage retained on the land sold, IN
til the final payment. The notes to bear
eight per cent interest from and after ma
turity, and all to be made payable at the
Parish Recorders Office. in the City Of Ba-
ton Rouge. H. V. BABIN, e.
may4-6ts. Sheriff.
ALSO-Will be offered at public sale on
the same day at the time ard place above
mentioned. The following slaves, to wit
Negro woman named Rose, 30 years old,
and her 4 children, viz: Morris aged Il
years, Poline o years. Ada 3 years, and
Louisa, aged / s months.
On the following Terms and Conditions,
to wit:
One third Cash-One third on the first of
Warch next, 1856, and the remaining one
third, on the first Of March, 1857. Pur-
chssers to give notes satisfactorily endor-
Sed and payable at the Parish Recorders
Office, in the city of Baton Rouge, and spe-
ciaI mortgage retained on said slaves until
the full and final payment of said notes and
all eventual interest thereon.
may4-6t. H. V. BABIN, Sheriff.
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4 FINE assortment of choice sauces,
IA sardincs /; Lobsters Capres; Olives Pc
kles Mustard, and large lot II articles for family
use, too numerous to mention. Call and examine
for yourselves. Il. HOFFMAN,.
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DOR SALE.-A valuable lot Of
L ground, situated on the North. East cornerof
fifth and Florida streets, mGasuribR One Hundred
and Twenty feet, French measure on each street.
bounded on the North by the property NJ Mrs.
Andrew KileDpeter, and East BY the property Of
Lewis Shoppers, Esqr. For terms, apply e.
nov. 10. WIN. 8. PIKE.
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G, 4. BLANCHARD.

MOULD RESPECTFULLY inform
W his friends and the public, that he has re-
.urned business In Baton Rouge, where he may be
found, with = large and varied stock 81 goods,
which will be sold NJ the lowest cash price, to
prompt customers His stock consists Of:
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, brandy, WINES,
CORDIALS, PRESERVES, PICKLES, and every
thing appertaiDing to the Grocery line. Also
CROCkERY, HARDWARE, WOOD and HOLLOW
WARE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS
and SHOES, &c. Call and examine quality, guam
tity and price, before purchasing. Church street,
near J. Piper l. Co.'S, Cabinet warcroom. tmay3.
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Carriages. laarn4 g, Ac.

=
TNHE subscribers have row o. hand Q
l. splendid assortment II larrisgss and
Harness, comprising every variety, =
which the attention Of psrchsss's 10 invi-
ted. 5000
We also manufacture 10 order, end RS
pair ell kinds Of Carriages, in supeIx
manner. Plantation Wagons, Carts. Vince.
and Dirt Barrow made 10 order, and kept
on hand at ell times. All kinds II Smith
work made and repaired. ... LII
A full assortment Of Iron, Iron Axlc.,
Springs and Trimming materials, on hsni
for sale. Also Plantation and Wseop
HARNESS. .t .,l.. .f.,4.'.rI I'd
Planters and others are invited TO exan.-
inc our stock, before purchasing. At the
old stand, corner Chmch andy Main street
Jan.26ly. W. F. TuNNARD 4 CO
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hogan 4 LEGENDRE.

Workers in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
THIRD &--Nsa,Iy oppssfse Hatchtson's aable.
THE subscribers will attend promptly
l. to all orders in their line, making and
repairing cutters. copper pipes for machine
ry, stove pipes, &c.
~A good stock Of Tin ware always on
hand, and made 10 order.
may 3-y. BEGAN Il LEGENDRE.
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Half Barrels st. Louis Flour.
~ HALF Barrels st. Louis flour in
w store and for sale by J. BEAL.
April 7th.
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InsuLr TO IxJuRY.-This term Is
Often made use of, without any very
definite meaning. A Know Nothing
trick on Saturday last, may be taken
as definition Of the phrase.
Whilst . Democratic Convention
was in session on the ground floor Of
the court house, in this city, there was
a party in the Jury room above. I'M
tiating democrats (who had come to
attend the meeting) irto the my'tsries
Of the " occult sciences. I