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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-15
TEN CENTS PER- WEEK.
NUMBER l57.
DAN R1cEs eRAT1TUDE.

i An interesting incident is related of DAN
/ RICE. the celebrated circus performer, in late
nu nber ofthe Reading Gtzette 1t appears that
some fourteen years ago DAN left Reading with
an exhibit on ofsome sort, which turned ont
badiy, and involved the proprietor in difficulty.
Judge HEIDENREIcH, of BERKs Co., found him
in this condition, gave him suit of clothes,
and lent him horse and wagon IN order
that he might pursue his business. DAN was
still unsuccessful and destitution soon OYER
took him again, while, to add to his distress
his wife was taken sick. In this dilemma he
was forced to sell the horse and wagon, which
the Judge had only loaned him, in order to raise
means to take mis- wife home to Pttsburg. Not
long after this he obtained situation in one
ofthe theatres in that city, where the Judge
one night saw and recognised him, and in the
morning called at his lodgings DAN was still
poor and needy, and fully expected reproaches,
if nothing worse, from his old patron, but in
stead ofthese the Judge insisted on his going
a second time to a tailor's and being fl ted out
at his expense. To this however, DAN would
not consent, and they parted, never meeting
again until one day last week, when his COM
pany was performing at Reading, and the
Judge came down to attend court. DAMS first
duty was to hunt up his old friend, and invite
him to take short drive about town. to which
he CollSeHJeu, allu u HOISe ana Tenlclle were
soon at the door,
DAN's equipage; like that of his profession
generally, seemed a pretty stylish turnout
1t consisted ofa bran new carriage of elegant
make, a cream colored Arabian poney, and a
spick and span new set of glistening harness
worth. when you come to estimate such things
by dollars, some $40O or $500 The drive was
taken and enjoyed, and time flew swiftly by,
as the two friends talked and laughed over the
halfforgotten events of old tines DAN drove
the Judge back to his lodgings, stepped out
upon the pavement, and before the Judge had
time to rise from his seat handed him the reins
and whip, with a graceful bow, and said:
These are yours, Judge-the old horse and
wagon restored with interest-take the with
Dan. RIcE's warmest gratituds?' The Judge
was stricken dumb with amazement for few
moments, butsoon recovered lis selfpossession
and began to demonstrate. But Dan was in
exorable--he closed he lips firmly, shook
his head, waved polite adieu to his old
friend in the carriage, walked off to his hotel,
and left the Judge to drive the handsome
equpage now really his own. to the stable An
honest man, and man of honor, is Dan RICE
the Circus Clown!
neAPA pav fellow who had tskan Jodfr;n,.
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D.. s. A,BERsON. MRRCHANTTAiLOR.

ID. 8. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.
On FIrstsereet between Alain and Sycamore.
NE AS now ortmeRt of Cloths. Cassimeres. Vest
inas cbe. which he is epared make in the
able styles and short He will
it's hopes ty long spernce in the usine to be
able satisfaction lie has also hand fine
Nerino Undershirs and Drawers with fine shirts
Collars etc., made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. decl6-t
NEW w WASHlNGTON HOTEL.
fHNHE Propretors this House have removed from heg
IL old Main their new Hotel dnish
House, where they
their old and all others who
upon them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage solicit
ofthe which shall all endeavors
it, Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate Il s
Good SsablI Wagon Yard kept forcountry
FELKER & HEDDERECH
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0FA gay fellow, who had taken lodgings
at public house, and got considerable in debt,
absented himself and took new quarters.
This so enraged the landlord, that he COM
missioned his wife to go and dun him which
the debtor having heard of declared publicly
that if she came he would kiss her.
"Wiil he," said the lady, twill he! Give me
my bonnet, Molly; l will see whether any fell
low has such impudence!7
My DEAR" said the cooling husband, ''pray,
donot be too lsh, youdo notknow what man
may do when he isina passion
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DAVID orNEa.

u u I 7
Second street, between Maia and Locust.
M As just received and opened fine OF Cloths
styles with he richest vestings such a. plain and
vsyet satias silks. with goods Tor ous
All these goods Of the best qais and haaa.
brouah this old customers
aol eitiEsns generally invited examine them
prepared With make up goods in
the ates tstses and fits in all seP2tt
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STORAGE WANTED.


N prepared in Fire Proof Warehorse,
Nv any qa.atty Of Grain Produce or Merchandise,
eho mostitberal terms.
Having large and airy stairs particular will
be taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
an all kads goods liable dansge damp
effected the ewet Gre proofrares. by
<f Logger when desired .,r s-..
Warehouse ecated Locust street and W. and
Canal and most envenent for shpgins by River Rail-
road. Apply to Aovi 4. GEO. FOSTER co,
NUTlUNe. N0r1ONS!i sHEs
MNIOW SIX tberRsemeters. travelling
N best LOndsa sea Tag eight key'o French
French harps. dolls.
eets P0rs-monnaies comhs superior Ieedes
pieks key rings pencils, steel pers wax
beads domroes. chess Eme razor ana toilet
SOAP jumping repes battle doors toRstr %h
apps under Odd Peu spss HAM Fi-srst
sRO.< RAILING.
n1 aaaersgneo the ssency She sale Of an
M eeaatiul Pc stera of Ake0N RA9LING. wi'h round
roas an Asurss put in VARIETY of
FREJrsHr. 49,
This IA ehnnr am more Substantial
Kind Those wishing Raihug enclose meter
Io. yards, for aEzas. etc, VIII DO we'll to gave me
Prices from 81 5ovo 81 50 per foot
yz3-6&w NJ A. LA" hENoE'
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. THEO DOssr: FRANKEsS
CINCINNATI ny ElN&: ESTABLISHMENT,

o~uer Che Canal Opposite Henry LL Groce-
fT-19 Evansville u Hama
HNANCY Drer Re6nisher Of Dry Goods.
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Mr. Tesdales
New York Dye House.
Iaans hy steam Ladies' Gentlemen Clothes SILK
woolen Crare and Cashmere Shaws o. emery scrip
tion and Dyes every kind stnHs
cordng pa hnishes them equal tn He
ves silk Dresses in dry ithouf
He also cleans and r@nishes Cur
tains in silk ooen Toile de Tersse and Tulles
he cleans Carpets and finishes them equ to new At
fair rates. rio -+ Ffr-- n oetlS-lsaSW
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE. 4
THOMAS m. RIAGIHEE, q
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
EING longsestablished with extensive connection
in the business respectfully socits eonsign
ments ofall kinds of Western Produce which
edate and personal attention the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20-tf if at Evansville, Ind.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE gEIEL.

faVg IMPROVED PoRTABLE EETEL.pF
WyoR grinding wheat and corn, and all other
II requiring grind
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boting Cloths and Betting
all widths.
Our a,snt R. Monroe authorized TO sell the
articles asour Cncan2ti prices. including freight.
CailatJ R. Monroos Family Grocery, corner Of Oak and
s9sI5e 3sis1H JAMES RRApFoRBk 60 sopssaa..i. o.
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CIGA : AND TOBACCO sTOKEO

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN st., BET. 1ST AND 3D.
20. Schaefer & SchToeder's old stal.d,l
r RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surround ng country, thatl have taken heabDve
stand dei rmined to continue the same business. and
will constantly kcepOn hand the choicest Havan Cigars
md Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern mark
tord; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco ofai kinds Mer
shaum China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail.
Myengthy experience in the business eonvinces me
that give general satsfaetions and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage lapl If
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SAW MIL FOR SALE

rrFvH sale bis Saw AID Lah Millsitus
Greek The above Mill is Ia good repair
will be sold cheap my health will not Unit eontinu
ing in the busine . y longer. -f - =
Any wishing engage in good ousinss agood
tins. The above Mill Is eePable ofman1fan
urirg Lumber. and 0C0 to $500 Lah
percy; ror nr'her par"'u'Ais AO0'e JOHN GREEK
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BOARDING AND SALE STABLE.


H. COOK has rented of Peter Burk the fine brick sta
H. BILE on Second between Main and Locust where
will hoard horses the day week ut the lowest prices
In proportion 80 the expense Of feed. y
Also 6ne horses for sale atAll times Enquire at
jei COOKS FNmilY Grocery.
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DAMAGED HARDWARE.
4E GRIFFITH offers his stock OF Hardware. CUTLERY
5e Coopsrs. Carpenters' and other mechanics' Tools
smaged 1.-THE late hrs. for sale at less than costat
Ifst@ ? BELLS Brick Warehouse
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! INN RON AND N NATIIS.-3OO tons iron, all sizes;
III 20 tons Steel Iron Slabs; so bdls Sheet Iron;
kegs ass'd Nails, for sale at reduced prices hy
xnh2a SAMUEL ORH
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WMs R EaEAIKs
WNTHOLES ALE AND RETAtH. GROCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET -=sal, IN
uld respectfully iAform his friends and the public
fEAansve vicinity purchased interest
the Senior partner in the late of w Reilly
Grocery Produce
lie embraces this opportunity returning thanks
and intends effort merit eontnu
ance of y O same. e20-ly WILLIAM REILLY,
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vi. n. FTcGR n W.

WM. k. FTcGRS EW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY Pu BLIC.
(Dahce in the ''CrcscsnS City Bank' Building.
WWTILL attend fahtuy all busiress entrusted to him
wv my25
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OLD OSU EGO LIKE.
From foot Broad ST.. NY, daily No transshirnen a.
Albany or Troy Mark packages 0ld 0swego Line cars
Sinclair L. Co., Toledo. q.
| { PGorkiETO.s AND AGENTS.
s. Littfejohn Broad street. New York.
Fitzhugh & Littlejnhn. 0swego, N
Gan SaneiIse Fesssr a. TS + ro FVansviIie Ind y27
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PIANO FOR SALE.

A first rat second hand piano. in COM
TI51i-F pcte order. and rranted 20 be a Hrst
nj III n n ms rument is o. cred for sa cheap. II
j y ri eaSiou be made irmedi tefy. IL be
en- at MIR. Heb's store Mai" ST.. between rst
Ssco dsrsets next door to Gumbert Gottebs Coihnf
store. agio-zW
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TRAN sPORTsTION.

s+EE Ut ECKF0RD LINE.
Leaves New York daily Sshbahs excepted No transship
ment at Albany. Steam on Lakes.
PRoPRIEToRS AND AGESTs. tF
g B Williams & 20 lls Broad ST. tup-'air') New York,
J. G. Patten a. Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Sinclair e. Co.. Toledo. Ohio. ttrf -t5f 4reF 70
Geo. Foster & Co.. Evansville. md, b..
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HASON,S BLACKING.
EYECEEvED zseross Mason large Backing;
Ma 20 '' - eman 90 4
sale at reduced prices by epIs /. & D. HEIMAN.
HIRGTNIA Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco received 81
boxes assorted brands for sale by
-epl9 sE I. d. KEENAN,
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DR. #. I'D. MELLER,

NIR, ~ ID MELLERg
OF HILAUELPHIA,
WXTH0 graduated in Germany and France. and can give
~ the testimonials Professor the United
States offers citizens Of Evansviil, and
vicinity Physcian He will particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Dr. oeer invites persons a icted with disease
call see Anybody led with Chronic diseases.
inflammation the Kidney Urethra Infan matory
Rheumatism Diseases of Bladder and Syphilis VIII be
shortest Noeharse for the first visit.
ece Sycamore and Tbfrasts Office hours from
Z A. Nj. till evening. -s.r'-
REFERENCES.
Thos Mutter Prof.. of Surgery;
Sam'i jackson. Prof. of Theory and Practice;
o. ID. Meigs Prof. of Midwifery;
PuLADELrRA.
C. r. Gilman Prof, of Midwifery;
Jos. n. Smith. Prof. of Theory and Przctfcei
Il. D 2aiSlv NJ. d.
Thos. Hun, II D, Albany. n. Y.
Mason f. C0gswe N. D.. Prof. Materia Medca, Albany.
Ny. agtlI-tf
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
RECOMMENDATION.

ILlLsr4., Avg Is. 1877.
have this day carefully inspected a ccuiuctor CT
lish'uug Rod, with vaue and inlcx. erected by "
Thomas Arr;'tag-, Bellevue Ho1sr Gloucester aud
haVe h. station saying that not only th. L,s
havc ever seen. hut that i - the only have vt
examined HAT l. cnn~trurt.d sTi"ty scientific pruci
pies Il Il with much pleasure ti.t rrromn1.rd Sis
conductor TO the attention Uf owners OF buildings.
n. McNlUKTRIE.
avn well Satisfied that the Ms,rcti- lightning Rod
Manufactured hy Mr. fnoIaas Armitsgc. Ph phia
Is the best that has brou male ssnt
years in the study The laws Of elcctrc, and ra-,
ism, and have no hesitation in sayn thai III Rod
Constructed upon the only principle safety The crcri
shock l. received and dispes by the the top
Of the rod. and would BE- impossible arcordiu
laws Of attraction and repulsion, FIR huiIr. To be
injured 10y stroke Of lightning whr protected by Of
these rods. have been acguan with Nir Arnita re
for sererai years and before hr the man
OF these rods examined tie Trnc pie on hicn II "
arr constructed, ans fit convinced that their aio
would be attended with complete The increasn-
demand for these sand the in AL parts
of the country is ami of their utility n
superiority. TRACY y. WALLER. NJ D.
Rising sun, Philad Co, April 10. IS52
q Z. e.. WILT and SAMUEL HOOVER.
EdriisfOn Union Co. Pa.
are Agents for Union and adjoining Counties,
and will furnish the Rods on the same terms and
in the same manner the Proprietor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
Old Deacon Stafford.

Oh Deacon Stafford, or as he was fani-
lisrly called Deacon Jo, was rigid dis
cipllnarian, and being the senior church
deacon looked after the delinqucnts with
sharp eye. Deacon 10 was in the habit
Of 'parcelliug ou, the sermon," giving to
each one Of the congregation their portion
according as they needed.
One warm Sabbath afternoon, the pas
tor, thinking that those who had no inte-
res; in the subjec: of religion would most
likely fall asleep ,preparedhiInselfto preach
directly to the church.
The Deacon was on hand, 70 "parce!
ou. the sermon as fast as it came from the
lips Of the minister. The pastor com-
nsnccd with hi, close listed, peuurious
lre.hrcn plainly bu. earnestly.
"That belongs to brother Grant" said
the Deacon. The next remark was de-
signed for those who went about doing
good, but made so much noise aud parade
about it, as TO destroy great part Of the
good they intended to do.
"Tbat is sister Grimpkins," said Deacon
Jo, "no mis:aking that"
The pastor continued his sermon, but
che Deacon, who had worked hard through
the week, fell in,o doing slun5er. New
sriheiess, although the body Of the deacon
was sleeping, ,he mind was active, and,
whether the ears performed their functions
Or not, each portion sas as faithfully par
celled out as though the deacon had been
wide awake.
'Pinaliy, my brethren" concluded the
rarson, "there is class Of persons who
listen a.tontively to every sermon, but
who are so free hearted and benevolent
that they do uotrstAiu any for themselves,
but parcel it out among their brethren
and sisters"
"Thundcr that's me-" said Deacon Jo,
The sound of bis voice awaking him, "snd
] deserre Il -
Whether the deacon continued the
practice Of "pareelling out the sermon"
afterwards We know not, but We presume
If be did, be kept small portion for HIM
Eeif.-Bop,iss Memorial.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

CPORTSMEN!-The subscriber has on hand
~ large and well selected stock Of Guns,
Pistols, Revovers, Rifles, Game Bags, Powder
Horns. Shot Pouches. &c, as follows.
Single barreled Shot Guns from S 800 to S 2
Douo'e 90 do 1900 to 40
Smoo'h cut kihes 1000 to Is
l"ist 40 1000 % f2
Fosters ri. Twist Rifles, very fine 1900 TO 20
heVo.Vers 700 to 25
Pistols sOc to
Comprising in all the bes, assor,men, TO be
found IN this region. and al LOWER PRICES
man can be bought this side ofPhiladelphia. In
CONCLUSION, give him call and be convinced
J.O. .O.RICHARDSON, Hardware Store.
doors north of the Bank. Danr;N
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
Ei,icersify .Eedictuts.

FEvEE AND AGUI CJKED KcTASD's Toslc Mi4Trar
rTNE University Of Rres adelHc and Popular Know
edge, chartered by tie state OF Penu-yivHuia at s
last session (vg 18th Ap s3 mani, for the purpose
Of arrestin the evils resulting from the ac O-Pur0uE
aud dangerous also the purpose supply
ing the public with reliable remedies vh"r~u
the patient ohtsiu viii euarlsy tho peel.
uclic advisers having purchased thatinvsiuatler
cIy. Enwauds Touir MNt.re, "u account Of iss just
r.Ty rI known sit-ar- i Tie Treatment OF Fever
ami que. aud {, hindrcd 81 ctions has no hesitation in
Recommending tin the hs est to..s 10 The Pa.ronsss
Of tn afflicted.
TDOWEL COMPLAINT cured by EoWANr's BLACK-
u BERRY ROOT. The above Iustitrti0u sx'suds its
sanction IN manner to tle remedy f.r ~vl tcl,
rfin . 50 Will known Kowands c, mrurEf syrup e
Ela berry Root ahd earnestly ri N Z" the con-
Gieucr of patients aiCt- n these ''npants b'iiev-
he tO yc ycinyaiu.bl=!n the tFstmeLiu II such eas's
1 Hon. Henry Is. strong.
\ lion. ). l.. tiuuis.u,
BY order Of the Trustees, J.hu Y EoWaui, VI. D.
4 = L. shtou. Esq.
Hector or, Esq.
Es- Nj Contamination te he aIdrrsscl.--ioir n II
EO"aGd ". l. head Of tie iharInace tIca pact.ieIt
and President 0i the University.
lone pspensaTy eud J.Hcr No.t7 south Seconsstrest
Philadc lih'a.
Branch D.s .spensary AZ the Store of
CHRIST CALDWEit- Lsic,5JIry.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

The machinery being nearly all new,
and none but the best of workmen employed,
the subscriber feels safe in saying that his
work shall not be surpassed by any establish
ment in this or the adjoining counties.
His wagons will be around as usual. and
those wishing TO patronize his establishment,
will please avail themselves Of that opporta-
nifty.
"I have also on hand, and intend keep
ing a choice assortment of Goods, such as
Cloths. Scfineffs, Cashmeres, 7iceeds. Binnkefs,
Yarns, de-. which / will sell low for cash. or
exchange foc " ool and Country Produce gen.
orally. MARK HALFPENNY.
Harileton, April ~, ls53-,f
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Dr.. .4drIHns's EliIis'

rs the only medicine capable Of curing the
Head Ache, in half an hour. For
merly. several days were required TO relieve
this distressing pain whilst now the use Of
the Elixir will, in few moments, remove il
entirely. Although but lately introduced To
pubicnotice this wonderful preparation counts
thousands of advocates. II is very beneficial
in Colds and Coughs, checking the most Oh
s,inate Il, of coughing in minute or two. 1t
is an invaluable Family Medicine in all sudden
attacks of sickness. A single trial will be
satisfactory evidence of its efficacy. Price 25
CHS. per bottle. Prepared only bv
THOMAS S. PRICHARD,
lis Caiharine street, Philadelphia.
Agents.. BAKER & CO. Levi i>burg.
]. GERIiAKT, selins-rove.
S0hn Schnee, Peter German. Mt. Pleasant.
Boyer Ia ssier, q. T. c. Meyer. Fr-eburg.
]. d. 4 II. s. Boyer. Penns RI y Roads.
Walter, Barton Co.. Winfield
Brown IIiibi,h. Turtleville.
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Map of Union County.

Nov in course of preparation. MAP Or
~ Union County, 90 by II inches in size.
exhibiting all the principal mountains and
streams. township and borough lines, roads,
and streets, post-ofices churches, mills, school.
houses. &c. &c, with the proposed Division
line. II will be sold at 81 90 in plain style.
1,25 when colored, l.25 with muslin back and
rollers, and l,a0 when mounted and colored.
The subscriber asks the loan Of drafts. &c,
as he is desirous of making a correct, hand
some, and useful map; and asks the patron
age Of the public generally.
X. VOLKMAR.
Lewisburg, May Is, 1854.
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The Summer Session
the LEWISDURG ACADEMY,

" will commence On MONDAY, April %.
1855. aud continue 20 weeks.
The course Of Instruction is calculated 70
fit youths for College or for general business.
The Bible Is in daily use, in the School.
Composition and Defamation receive careful
attention; and Proficiency in Recitation of
Studies, is rewarded BY the bestowmen, Of
"Compbmeninry Cards."'
For Reference, the subscriber could give
the names Of most of our principal citizens
who have had children or wards under his care.
A class of Young Ladies will be secured.
Tr,rIos For Languages, $50; Advanced
English, SS; Common Branches, (ReadinG.
Writing. Geography, Arithmetic. Grammar,
and L. S. Hislory,) SO; per session. Con
unsent expenses per session, so cts. per
scholar. No deductions except for sickness.
JOHN RANDOLPH,
March l6, 1858. Principal.
.The number of pupils uron whom they were besto~-
cd last Session Is who did fail in single Rec.td
.i0a although OF them had 800.
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20 ESyEEEEMEE,

UTANTED-30 to 5O0cO It Maple 5! by G
w - to $4,000 do bv
lOto 10000 Fl 3 IN Ash plan K
90 TO 3G.Gc0 II ~ do
to be delivered this coming Fall and Spriag on
the bank Of the River at Harris burg. Lumber
of good quality and strait grained Is wanted.
Proposals wall be received I'll Sept. for
furnishing the above, and persons sending pro
poSals will stale the quantity and quality OF the
different kinds they can furnish, and when.
Terms Of payment-cash on delivery ard
inspection Address (PoSt-paid)
$50 W.O. HlCKOS, Harrisburg, Pa.
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Express Office! i!
ITl
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0HllhJ Inc Undersigned nave bech
appointed Agents for HOWARD d cos
EXPRESS LINE, and are now prepared 10
forward. dGiy, Packages, Specie, Bank Notes
&c. 10 Philadelphia. New York, Boston, Al
bauy, Baltimore, and intermediate points, also
10 the other Norihern and Eastern cities.
The public are respectfully invited to pat
ronize the above line, as i, IS the quickest and
safest method of transportation between the
cities and I.ewisburg.
Packages received BY or before NJ. will
arrive in Philadelphia the same day. and be
delivered early in the following morning.
Receipts given for tine and price.
rhikidtiptia OGice-,l & 43. South Third st
Oct. .6 CHRIST & CALDWELL.