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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-07
TO THk CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA.
KENTUCKY AND ILLINOIS.

TO THU CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA.
KENTUCKY AND ILLINOIS.
las D. SAUNDERS Civil Engineer having taken up Ms.
- abode in the city Of Evansville would respectfully
the citizens of the southern fndfsas
Kentucky and Illinois that he prepsred furnish Plans
Specifications and Estima Of any
pertaining his profession Water WORKS. Drainage c&
Land Railway Turnpike Plank other Roads. the In
provement OF Rivers for navigation purpo etc.
Testimonials of ability from L. b. Wilson, Esg. Chief En-
gneer Of the New Albany aud Salem Raroad Judge Hughs
Of BLOOMINGTON Ind; George Bsdford Ind H
b. Wilson. ty Engineer of New Albany. Ind. and w. O.
Moore. ESD Chief Engineer Of the E. L and c. Strsghk
Line Raiire nd. can lie seen application. mh2o ~
upECEIPTs BY NIAGARA
u u 100 sacks Coffee; 100 bbls Mofasses;
10 boxes Lemons; so boxes Claret;
20 bills Mackeiel; % hhds Supar
100 drums Figs: 20 bills Wilmington Tart
~ bbls Pow'd Sugar: 10 bbs Turpentne.
Also special regard future wit: Jun si1h
ONE HUNDRED DEMIJOHNS.
mh3Itf TENNEY & SORESSON.
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Mr.. A. III. SANDERS:
noticed in the Journal of yesterday re-
marks purporting to have been made by me
to you on the evening of the election day,
in which you seem wholly to have miscon-
ceived or misunderstood me. After you had
remarked but for the hostility Of the Enqui.
rer to Mr.. Todd, l would have polled the
largest vote Of any man on the ticket. l re-
marked that I feared its hostility to Todd
might have kept some men from voting for
me. l have no recollection of saying tina,
should blame the Enquirer ii ran behind
the ticket, for think the Enquirer did me
valuable service, Notwithstanding it may
have caused some to vote against me. BY
noticing the above, you will oblige
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SPlCES.-30 kegs sorted Cut Spikes;
- Is do do Pressed Spikes. at ,educed rates
by mh24 ORR. DALZELL CO.
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DAINTkD BUCKETs.-5o do. fancy and plain Just
mhas S. Z. GILBERT co.. syc. near w..er.
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NEW SPRING GOODS. ~
undersigned have in large portion their
stock Of Spring and Summer Goods consisting part Of
Bleached and Brown Sheetinss and Shirtng. Msrneus
Stripes Tsknz Coonades and Pant Stuns camlst Jeans.
blue Denims and Dring bleached Drillin Irish
and Brown Linens and Shifting Cheeks Tweed jeans
Cassimeres and Broad Cloths Prin Gnghams Lawns and
Muslin de LANES. Linen Checks and summer Coatn
gether with stock Notions Boots.
Shoes. Hats Clocks. mentions
all OF when they respectfully invite the attention OF oil
cash and prom IT dealers.
MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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Evansville, Dec. 6. 1854
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

undersigned constantly keeps hand large a<sort
"a ment Of fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Of Soda Pilot and Navy Bread which being
by the latest improved Machinery they be sold q
in quality by other mandatory in the country large
stock always hand atny Shop Water between
Sycamore and Vine. mhz9tf j. SIEZICH.
nBUSH Hominy; 40 boxes Cheese;
II " IS boxes soap; do Macaroni;
boxesVirmaci lie; so do Split Peas;
10 bush new Dried Peaches; 2 do Lemons. at
mh2S COOKS Family Gfeesry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-07

"00D he bought the lowest OF any place In the 81
w from Wm Green's ood-y ard. sleston's Feu
dry Orders be left at l. D. Heimanns store on Ne
street. mh26 6m VIM. GREEN.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY MACHINE
SHOP. EVANSVILLE, IND

WE manufacture all kinds Of machiP,1 y equa,
in style and quality 10 any made in 80 est anu
at as reasonable prices
We make Fire and Sieair sngins Horse Powers
Saw and Grit Mil caring snn irons, Farker,
Johoson and Hc.-,ikiss Water Wheels. Shaitin !.
P.nt ys, pipes, umps, cast iron fronts for houses,
fence and balcony ratings, hosting wheels, corn,
shelters, lathes, bori ing mills, tobacco and lard
screws, wrought and cast iron work for bridges,
coal mine work, aud Railroad Car Wheels in
short s'l kinds of iron and brass work in our line
of business.
Now is tie time TO lay IN orders for spring work
Having had long experience, with complete ma
chenry and tive best Of workmen, we feel assured
we can give satisfaction, and guarantee our work
to he done right Prompt attention given to re-
pairs Of Steemboat and Land Machinery.
All orders by mail shoul be given plainly and
pa. ticularly, and with good references whei com
ing from those with whom we have not had preyi-
GUS dealing.
We pay the highest price for scrap iron, brass
and Cop~per.-FoundIy on w and f. Canal cor
ner Of canal g. ingle st.
G. d. EGGLEsToN & co.
Feb. lG lS55-Iv.
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Latest Arrival of New Books.

WE are Just in receipt Of a handsome variety
Of Late Publications. Embracing
The Lille " Memoirs of the Countess Of Blessing
ton,
The Suppressed letters Of Thomas Moore.
Mocre's Life Of Sheridan in 2 vol
De Quincy's works complete in 10 vol,
Modern British Essayest.
Noctes Ambroianae ia ) vol, By Prof. Wilson.
The Pouphur Papers.
TIL knout g. the Russians.
A year with the Turks.
Spirit Wrappings unveiled
tia rles Lambs works.
The Lion skin a. Lover Hunt.
Capt. Cannot or 40 years Of an African SLAYER.
WolGsr, Roost, by Washington Irving,
Crcsts from the Ocean World, by Grace Green
wood.
Live OF Horace Greedy.
The History ana Poetry Of Finger Rings-
st. Leger, by kembal.
Fashion aud Famine, by Mrs. Stephens.
Together with very desirable collection Of
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Also all the prieciple School Books used in the
and Schools iH the west, Our prices are
aud we respectfully invite tSe community 10
cal, aud examine our stock.
r.. X. w. THOMAS & co.
May 25, '55-tf
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HFLMBoLp's HIGHLY ccFcENTRATEp
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA,
RIL "A,

For purify ing the Blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess OF Mercury, exposure and
imprudence in life, chronic coBstitu tional disea-
SEES. arising from an impure state OF the Blood,
and the only reliable and ~ciectual ! nown rem-
edy Tor the cure Of S~erofnIa, Salt Rheum, Scsld
Head, Ulcerations Of the Throat and Legs
Pains and swelliHgs Of the Bones, letter PIN,
pies on the Face, and all Scaly Eruptions Of
the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by some Of the
most distinguished physicians in the country and
has proved more efficient in practice than any
Preparation of Sarsapsrilla vet offered to the pub
lie. Several cases secondary Syphilis, Mercurial
and Scrofulous diseases have entirely recovered
in Vie incurabie wards Of Ou- Public institutions
which had FOE many years resisted every mode Of
treatment that could be devised. Thess cases fur
sish striking examples Of the ~salutafy effects Of
this medicine ia arresting some Of the most in
veterate diseases. after the giands were destroyed,
and thebones already affected.
NoTroE.-Letters from responsible Physicians
ard Professors Of several Medical Colleges, and
certificates Of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations.
PRlcE, Fluid Extta ct Of Buchn, 81 per bottle,
or s bottles for SIS.
PRior, Fluid Extract Of sersaparilla, 81 per bot
tie, or 6 bottles for S..
To be had at L. r. w THOMAS e. cos,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. And Of Druggists and Dealers
everywhere.
AN letters directed to the Proprietor or Agent
receive immediate attention.
June 4, ls55-ly.
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u elm boId's Genuine Parutiorcpns
HFLnno p's nIcnIr covcrrraArrp

- NtANAH
FsUIQ EXTRACT BUCHU,
For diseases Of Inc Bladder and Kidneys. Secret
Diseases. Structures, Weaknesses, and all dis
eases OF the S~vual Organs, whether in Male
or Female, from f~t.stever cause they may have
originated and nc letter of how long standing
III you have contrecteoa ne terrible disease which,
when once seated in the 1,s,em. will sn,slv 90
down from one generation & ,uoiber. updermie-
ing the constellation and sappI- ,ho v.ry vital
fuids OF life. do not trust yenrseii IN an. h,nds ~
Quaeks, who start mp every day in . inv Iiks tbis.
and fll the papers with glaring falsa, rods. loo
we'll calculated 10 deceive the yonug, AL Ibo.e
not ncluainted with their tricks. You cam, ha
too cure, al in the selection Of q remedy in the
cases.
The Fluid Extinct Bnchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians TIE greatest remedy evel
known. tits a medicile perfectly pleasantin II
taste, and very innocent in TIA action. and yet 50
thorough that Il annihilates every particle Of TIE
rank and poisonous virus OF this dreadful disease
and unlike other remedies, does not dry up IN,
disease in the blood.
CONSTITUTIONS Debility, brought on by self-a'
buse, a most terrible dsease, which has brought
Thousands Of the human race to un,imely graves
thus clustering the brilliant hot es Of parents, ali,
bIighfing in the bud the gloriousambition Of mauy
a noble youth, ran he cured by this 1nIallhl'
Remedy. And as a medicine which must benefi
everybody, from the simply delicateto the confn.
ed aud despairing invalid, no equal Is to be fouht
acting both as a Cure aud preventive.
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TOnef Articles.

Consistirg Of OK Marrows variety Of styles)
Pomade cosmetics, Lilly white, Hair Dye, Cologne
? osket Handkerchie f Extract, Powder Puff with
and without boxesi Hair oils "a great Variety,
Vinegsr Rouge, prepared Chalk, Chalk balls, Tri-
eoperous. Creole Hair oil (Mlk ofroses for Temov-
ing Freckles aud sunhurns) otto Roses, also
Tooth Brushes, Toilet Soaps, Infants soap balls
celebrated Tooth Soap pleasant to the taste, ele-
gant hair brushes In fact IL the ladies will only
call, we can fnrash every thing necessary 10 the
toilet at the low st possable prices, we can please
the most issiiivous We respectfully soiieit the
custom OF the ladies'.
May IS. '55-tf) L. R. W. THOMAS CO..
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS,
Logan County. Kentucky.

THIS health restoring watering place will be
again opened for the reception Of visitors on the
LIST Of June. Considerable Improvement has
been made since last season, rendering Il decided
ly he most pleasant summer retreat in Southern
Kentucky. A good band Of Music, has been en-
gagged for the season, and no pains will be spared
to render the stay Of visitors entirely comforts-
BILE and agreeable,
d. JEFFERIEs, Proprietor.
May II, ls55-2m
W Jefersonian copy 2 months, Nashville Trss
Wing, Springfield American, and Paducah Ame-
-riean, copy one month"; ssti
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co CT

J. N. NEBLETT, would respectfully inform
the citizens of C!sFksvillc. and vicinity that they
can find him OF Franklin street, prepared TO do all
kinds Of wors in his line Of business at the short
est notice, and in the most approved style. Tin,
Sheet lrcn & Copper work. House Roofing, &
GATHERING. Tin ware, Wholesale & Retail, at Louis.
vile g. Nashville prices. OLD copper, Pewter,
Feathers g. Beeswax, taken in exchange for work.
JOHN N. NEBLETf.
Oct. 6, ls54-tf.
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Texas hOun,y LnndCInIms.

BY an arrangement with a firm In Austin Tex
as, | am prepared 10 attend to the collection Of
debts and locating Of land warrants &C., in any
part Of that state. Soldiers who served in the
Texas Revolution, or their heirs a re entitled to
Bounty Laud under an act OF the Legislature Of
Texas--ciaims Of this description specially solicit
ted i. w. BEAUMONT.
april %, 1851
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clared as the sense Of this National Conncih
lhat Congress possesses no power. under the
Constitution, 10 legislatc upon the subject Of
slavery In the Statoa wherein does or may ex
Ut, or IN exclude any State from admission In.
10 the Uaion because is constitution does or
does not recognizes the inst tuition Of sleves5
a. part Of is social system; aud expressly pre-.
ieftniuing any expression OF opinion upon The
power Of Congress 10 establish or prohibit sls.
very in any Territory, it Is the sense Of the
N aiional Council that Congress ought not to
~3eaislate upon the subject Of slavery within the
.territory OF The United States. and that any in.
reference by Congress with slavery rs il ex
lists In the District Of Columbia would be q VIC
lation Of the spirit and intenlion Of the compact
by which the State Ct Maryland coded the Dis
irict to the United States, and u breach Of the
National faith.
Xlll.-rhe policy Of the Government of the
Unied States, Ia its relations with foreie y gov
ernments, is 10 exact Justice from the trone est /,
aud do justice to the weakest; restraining, BY
all the power OF the government. all its citizens
from interference with the internal concerns
Of nations With whom we are at peace.
MYTHS National Council de lares thai
all the principles of the Order shall BIO hence
forward everywhere openly nvowed, and thst
each member shall be at liberty TO make known
The existence Of the Order, and the fact that he
himself Is a member; and it recommends that
there be no couce lment Of the places OF meet
Ing Of subordinate councils.
E. B. BARTLETT, Of Ky.
PresicnlO of National Connsi
CO DEsHLER, of New Jersey.
Corresponding Secretary,
JAMES d. STEPHENS, Of Maryland.
eta Recording Secrry.
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Look Here!
NEW BOOKS!

JUST received at the Clsrfsviile Book 5 tor
the following Books; viz;
TIL Slave of The Lamp.
The Rag Bag by N p willis.
Life and beauties of Fanny Fern,
Wolferts's Roost, by Washington Irving.
The Wi(es Victory; and other Novelties, b.
Mrs So1thworth.
Trieolored Sketches in Paris.
History Of the Hen Fever
Memories Of the Countess of Blessington, 9 vol.
Notes or Duels and Dueling
My Courtship and It's consequences, by Wicket
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Ferh, sc, sc.
Tcgether with an assortment Of School Books,
such as are used in this section of country, which
will be sold Us ciieap Tor cash as they can be purch-
ased al any orther establishment In the State.
c. q. FAX1N.
June S, 1865
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Notice.

Mrs. Richard Pcston would inform her patrons
and fri ends that her school will reopen on Mon
day, the 18th Inst, in the house on Franklin Stree,
formerly occupied by Maj Saml. Nc. Fall as q
residence, but more recently by Mr.. f., herbiin as
a Musical Academy.
January s., le55n
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THE IRIS ANNUAL
STATE FAIR AND EXHIBITION


or THE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE of TENNESSER
Will open al Odd Fslows' Hall,
IN THE CITY or A VILE,
On tho First Monday Of October, 1855.
MANUFACTURERS, Mechanics, Artists, and
all others, are invited 10 contribute specimens Of
their skill end labor. Competent Judges will be
appointed TO examine all articles exhibited, and
award PREMIUMs to those entitled TO them under
the rules.
aIl articles sent for exhibition will be stored
without expense 20 the owner. nnd should be ssnt
10 the care of WIN. II. Gordon g. Co, Commis-
sion Merchants, Market street.
The object Of the Fair Is 10 develope and encour-
age the Manufacturing and meohsni1al Interests
OF the State lis management is la the banda Of
a committee Of reliable and energetic men, and lis
success is placed beyond a doubt; ana an invita-
tiou is most cordially aud confidently extended 10
all who may be disposed TO participate in lie sd-
yantages
No charge will be made to exhibitors, either for
the Pfiveledge Of exhibition or for admission 10
the "a ir,
The opening Of the State Agricultural Fair and
the meeting OF shs Legislature Simultaneous with
the opening Of the Mechanics Exhibition, will
add unusual interest TO the occasion.
Circulars, containing full details Of the plan Of
the exhibition, md ali other information desired,
will be promptly forwarded by addressing either Of
NJ M. MoNoHAN, Prss't
II. X. WALKEl, Cor. ssc'y
apr. 30, II
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Hurts! HuTrSH Hmrrs!I
ooQROM HlNUrUl3N02
ron
GENERAL DEDTIFTY. DYSPEPSIA AND
TISF ASES OF WOMEN

GENERAL DEBILITY, DYSPEPSIA AND
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
PROFESSOR CARPENTER, in his Human
Physiology, says that Iron is "A normal constituent
Of the human body, that it increases the vitality
OF blood, and ills not only found in the blood, but
In various soio tissues; and he further says that
the presence Of this substance in such large aud
constant amounst, { specially inthe n%utritive fluids,
shows that II cannot be regarded as an accidental
compound.
Ii is clearly demonstrated that Iron is one Of
the component parts of the system, aud that il in
creases greatlv the vitality e that fluid from which
the system derives its nutrition. to-wit; the blood.
Now Il is plain to be seen that in all debilltaled
conditions Of the system, that the vitality Of the
blood IL diminishe d nd that Iron is clearly aud
naturally indicated.
We therefore offer "IIurt's Iron tincture't TO
The public knowing il to be a safe and valuable
medicinei and calculated to produce much good
aud relieve much suffering. Prepared only by
Farmer, Hurt 4 Co, Adsirsville, Ky,
"see what Robt. Morris, KS. "Author Lights
and Shadows of Free Masonry Life in the Tri-
angle aud other Masonic works says for "Hurt's
Iron tinetnTe.'
We never pulled a patent medicine in our life
and think we never shall. But we have used The
article known Ms "Hurt's Iron t%inoture, and have
received decided benefit from il Al who Know
US, are aware that We are a confirmed Dyspeplic--
as such we can recommend Hurts preparation 20
be n safe medicine, aud one calculated 10 give tone
10 the stomach aud put IL ia the wav Of a cure.
Sept %. 'SA-if.
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oticc

DR.. l.. s, HOUSE, would say to his oldf lend
aud patrons hat he " llaguin resume the Practice
Of Medicine, Ills once will be at the Drug Store
which will be carried on as usual, and where he
can always be found, unless otherwise gagged,
l., 8, HOUSE.
Oct. 6, ls5a--ly.
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Oct. ~6,Is54-tf
NFIFWKg sEs.

$3.50 AfTR a = y.
TIE undersigned respectfully informs the cit
,zsns az Clarksvhnc and vicinity, that he is pre-
parss TO manufacture mattresses aud pillows fShucks
Cotton and Hair on the most reasonable terms.
These, who wish TO have a mattrasse, that fits
to the bedstead, willpleAse to call and see ms next
door to the Planters Bank.
have q 6ne stock of good Tickings on hand
I will also exchange MATTRESSES for shucks, hacked
or NOS hacklf
B. PLossER.
June % '54-l2m.
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uH M1@
NOy- E.andfngU

TIE lsrgest assortment OF rs,h Pocket a. Ts-
oe ~cnt,l"ry, ever offered in this market. We
rave also on hand a large and select stock Of
CooperH' Carpenters, Blacbsmith's and Shoema-
kers Tools. Of various patterns and prices, iogeth-
with ART icles beIonring 10 eveev ollie branch Of
TRADE spch as Scythes, Cradles Traces, Wall Pa
per, Scales, &C., &C.. &c, TO which we are ana
ious to direct the attention Of tho public, assur-
ing them, that in consequence OF "Hard times"
we will try and make them easier, al
the store. Call AID Try Il
BEAUMONT, FALL 8 co
apriI20 '55-im.
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE,
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW.

Reader, sre you . husband or a fatheri a wife ~
q mother Have yOa the sincere welfare OF those
you love at hearth Prove your sincerity, and lose
no time in learning what causes interfere with their
health and happiness mol less than your own. IL will
avoid 10 you and yours. as II has 10 thousands, many
n day Of paia and anxiety followed by ~slcepiess nights.
incapaciiaiing the mind for its ordinary avocation
and exhausting those means for medical attendance,
medicines and advertised nostrums, which otherwise
would provide for declining years, the ~indrmities Of
Age and the proper educatiol Of your children.
How often u happens that The wife fingers from
year 70 year IN that pitiable condition ne not even for
one day 70 feel the happy and exhilarating influence
Incident to the enjoyment Of health, arising from
ignorance Of the simplest aud plaincst rules ef health
az co~uaected with the marriage state, the violation
OF which entails disease, suffering and misery.
SAND must this continue Must this be Il
there no remedy No relief 7 No hope z"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them, aud knowing the remedies and b~eueftipg by
them.
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5 90 RescGrdW
sTRAYFD OR STOLEN!

NTKAYFD OR STUIEN!
FROM nv Stable 9 or 10 miles from Clarks-
vile, ON the night Of The oath Of March last, one
dark hay morse Muic, IS hands high, some seven
or eight wears old this spring, the marks OF the
Wagon gear are very perceivable. Any one find
ing said Mule, and delivering hin at the stable Of
Nessrs Shelton & Cummings, and then call at the
Office, will receive the above reward.
May 4, '55--tE II. G., PARHAM.
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Watches andsewelry.

e. SAMiL SIMPSON wcnid
Ism inform his friends and the
[n1 IN putirc, that he has just re-
Mo an eeived a large stock from the
no anNM Eastern Cities, especially Of
Wa VMy the fine grades which will be
IN sZt4a found many new stiles mede
z 10 order-iadie's Watches
enameled and richly set and
sngiassd coses--also a new style gold cased Lever
Watches, manufactured in London, and Of supe-
rior materials to order. A large assortment Of
Silver Liverpool and Swiss w.tches Of first quality.
SILVER WARK.-Under this head, Ne are prcpnr-
ed 10 supply any article in this line. Table and
Desert Forks, table and desert spoons, sugar sonps,
salt and mustard spoons, butter knives-first quail
ity Brunswick forks. SC. lie would inform his
friends that all kinds &c Watch work Wilt done
with punatuality and care es he has employee :
skillful and experience workman from France, and
is prepared Ter making all new and complicated
parts in the best manner.
SAML. SIMPSON, has Just returned from tie
Eastern cities, and is now opening a large assort-
ment Of Iewelry, Of the latest styles, also a large
supply Of Jet ornaments, consisting of Neckiases.
Double and single Bracelets; Breast pins and a
variety Of other article in that line, also a 1and-
some assortment of Silver Plate, Tea set Of six
peaces; Casters; Cake Baskets; Silve- and PLATED
rnmblers; Forks, and all other articles, IN the
above line; alec a large assortment Of Gold q Sill
Yer Lever Watches, in plain and engraved cases
Of extra weight and quality, made expressly 'oer-
der. 0rlersf for any Of the above articles, not on
hand will be promptly att, nded to.
n, r faSt-,f
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CT. Lig0m ~ Co.,
WHoLEsALE AND RErAL DEALERs IN
COnfeetaonarIes, Cigars, &c., &c.,
CLARhSVILLE, TENN.

ALL orders from a distance, accompanied with
The CASH. will be me, punctualiy, ana upon very
reasonable tefms. ian. Mi '54--u