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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

JACKSON. Jan. !. 1870.
this meek OF the woods" interest Won or YOUR
readers? |, would seem that material for
such letter might bc found in this centre Of
Southern Chivarv his hotbcd of Nullitica-
ton, and ''Fillibustcrs," where Young Amer
lea and CIt,ai>m of all kinds rave rampant.
amid the hue and cry of death to abolition"
mingled with a wild hurrah for ''Nirscrs' and
cotton" The State of Mississippi sill! re-
ta;nS her exalted position of rcpulla,ion and
what is 81 honorable for wealthy State. can
be no less honorable to individuals. and i
fully appreciated hv it, thousands of indiyid-
ual regulators. In their lau'lablc cndcavorS
to make this great State principle as univcr
sal as possible. the laws have been tinkcrcd
rcmodcllcd, and fixed. until they 60 hand in
hand tremendously together. But am as
surcd by honorable men that the laws are not
to prevent the payment OF debts. but that a
debt may be collected. provided the debtor is
perfectly honest. and is possessed of good
property. in the short SPACE of two wears and
thirty days, and that too, bv due course of
law. 4 beautiful system. truly, What bet
ter could any rogue desire? The State should
bc proclaimcda city Of refuge for the abscond-
ing Debtors dciaultng clerks, and honorable
thieves of the land The state of morals here
fits it peculiarly for such an asylum. The
only article in the code of morals at all cult
waited is honor. and singular as it NAV seem
to Won unsophistcatcd Yankee PuritanS, to
be called man of honor. don't imply that
the man has a particle of dcccncy. or a
decent regard for anybody or anything, in
case his honor gets scratched, or what is all
the same, he imagincs it 50. This article of
honor bears the same relation to its owne,
that the tail does to the cat. or a stolen bone
to dog. 10 illustrate "A day or two since
this town was thrown into fever of excite
mcnt by the report ola street fsht,(a com
mon Pas'imc for gcnlFmen here) which wa.
to come oft at o'clock that morninc. ID,
You ask who were the partcs-two drunken
rowtlles! Oh, no-two honorable 1enNemeu
Protessed Christians-ayc, worse than that
two Ministers ~ tie Gospel, armed to tn,
teeth, were to mectin open day in the crowd
ed street OF the State Capital to fight out
quarrel like two drunken DULLES of gam
} bling hell. The fight did not come off. bu
, no credit is due to the reverend bullics. q,
that score; their will was good and only b
: the interference OF friends was it preven,.d
This is no isolated case-no exception to
rule, tut matter Of frequent occurrence
not, perhaps, between Gospel Ministers, bu
r by every class from the Minister down. AN
IN such transactions public opinion, publ
: sentiment sustains them.
What can be expected, when the spiritua
teachers of a people have no more respect f.
their calling, or for common decencv. than :
engage in such infamous transactions I
the system of education and training wbic
: produces such spiritual teachers, there mu.
I've eclne'l,'ns iesrfullv wrong. An aholi,io,
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ist jumps at the conclusion at once, and cries
out, "Oh, slavery. slavery, thou curse of Cur
ses, this is thy work :" But in so doing, he
takes for granted that which is most difficult
to prove. That there are influences, growing
out of the institution, which are anythin. bu,
beneficial, and which contribute much toward
producing this state of morals, is not to he de-
MED bat that it Is a necessary condition OF
things, growing out of i. as certain result
does not follow, nor do think any candid
mind can so view it. But being neither an
abolitionist, or an apolosist for slavery, leave
the question to those more interested, TO he
decided as NAV best suit them.
Politically, everything here is quiet save
now and then fcrocious onslaught is made
by some Administration papers upon the mys-
tic dragon, the incarnatc fiend, who is max
ing such havoc in the harmonious ranks Of
The Democracy. Well may the little dos>
yclp and bark when the great Dragon at the
Capital sends forth such whining cry for
help. Who could have prophc<icd, eighteen
months since, when the administration of the
Bricadicr flung their sails to the breeze
counting their forces hv hundreds of thou
sands, cxuting that their old cremics the
Wings. were among the things that were
should so soon be seen beating into port
Hundreds of thousands have deserted, vanish
ed As in mist; their ship, though not a
storm has passed, is literally sinking wreck
and the rats on every side are making Cor the
shore. while from the mast head comes !ha,
wai!inc cry for help. the cry Of the Il mon.
invoking the Wings in the names Of the minh-
tv dead, TO come 20 the rescue. VIVA: can
he the cause: Il don't know" Today has
been :hc Municipal election. No party car
didatcs were in the field. but a small party
calling themselves know Eothincs." with.
but one principle, that of the liberty to ec,
drunk at a licensed groggerv. bu; to the cred
it the town be it said. they find themselves
well whipped tonight. So if they get drank
in Jackson, they must keep private bottle.
as. for the coming year. croc.cric~ are under
the ban of The law.
Yours ever, 5. V.
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has been divided among several objects, all
Of them noble, and worthy of nations pat
ronage; still, as they do not come under the
express terms Of Mr. Smithson's Will, should
not been allowed to have distracted from a
more legitimate channel means which were
only sufficient to promote that efficiently. We
are of opinion that. even now, the nation
ought to take the burden it imposed on the
Institution upon its own shoulders, where il
properly belongs, and leave the noble bcquest
of Smi,hson to accomplish all that he hoped
it might, laying broad and deep the founda-
transmitting the founders name to postcrity
as wise, learned and benevolent man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

LAMoIILE COUNTY BANK-Ths bank,
chartered at the last session Of the Lcoisla-
ture,will soon go into operation. The stock has
all been taken, and, for a wonder, only 80
shares were subscribed beyond the amour,
of the capital. Bank stock, it appears, is no,
now sought after with that avility It was
few years ago. There is good deal
in the n,arkct-stocks OF banks that have been
in operation for ycars-and we notice bv a
poster about our village, that 10 shares arc
offered for sale at auction, in Chelsea.
The Cong1 Church and Society in Greens
boro' have added onc-ftth to the salary of
their minister, Rev j. Z. Stone. in consider.
alton of the increased expense of living.
~ Some of our Postmastcrs say there i,
no Post Office regulation requiring all letters
to be prepaid by stamps. We stated last week
on the authority of Post Master that such
was the case.
WANTING WoEK-Mr. Pcasc, agent Of
one of the Societies of New York City for a
nel!orating the condition of the poor, las
published letter calling upon the people of
the city and country to furnish homes to the
thousands Of The destitute copyrighted in the
city. now without food, employment, or any
of the comforts OF life. lie assures the pub
lie that healthy girls and women would glad
" give their services for the winter to FAM
lies. for their food and lodging. Able bodied
men. too, he says. would gladly accept en-
rlovmcnt on the same terms lie suggests
that people in the country Should forward to
him description Of the kind of girl or wo-
mar they would like. ard he will send them
lie states that they are not from the ranks Of
the dis,olute, but needy for the lack CT some
thing 10 do
This illustrates the folly OF catherin: into
the cities. There people 90 hungry. dc>ti
tutc. a!"i become idle, exposed to tcln,,,a
tons - 90 evil! all because they cannot Oh
;aln employment Why 90 they not 90 I'M,
the country? There is work to he done. f,
all Ike classes named bv Mr. Pca~c. Indeed
there is a scarcity Of help in this section OF
the country. The farmers wan. ab!c-toiic,
men to worl. az good wages: they want We
:.cn too and :mar: girls would bc gladly re
cci:c! INTO families where they would fin
friends, witlou; being called upon to pcitori
undue labor.
The money OF the lcnevolcn: OF the ti,,
IN these times can be expended in no bette
way than in sending the destitute into tie ri
IA! Districts '~i., ,hv. can obtain clnplo,
mcut. and Al! til" comforts of life,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20
LATER FROM ElIROpE.

Affairs before Scbastopol were unchanged
up to the Doth of December. The Russians
claim to have done considerable damage TO
the approaches of the allies. Nevertheless
the Sd French parallel was completely noun
ted with cannon. The -cin.orccments for the
allies up to the 18th of Dec had been $4,000.
An official dispatch from BaIaklava pub
li>hcd in the Monttcw SAYS that the situation
of the allies is excellent. Gen. Liprandi with
40. 900 men was manTnvering in the vicinity
of Balaklava-Nlc nschikoff was sick and Gen.
Gs,cn>ackcn was in command OF the Russian
forces. Five thousand Turks had landed at
Eupatoria. The destination OF Omar Parha' :
army was kept profoundly secret, but it is
supposed that it will invest the North side OF
Scba>topol.
CONSTANTlNOPLE. dec. 20.
1t is confidently asserted that the resolution,
has been adopted to storm SebaS,opol as 500,
AS the Turkish rciniorccments come up. The
! French it is said will furnish the stormne
party while the British and Turks attack Men
schikon. \ Chinese vessel on the way 10 The
Guano Islands of the South Pacific had beer
lost and nearly GOO Chinese cmigrants per
ished.
The letters from Scbastopol are still of {
dreary character. Large numbers OF troop
continue to >icken. The Russians continue
to make sor,cs from the city and harbors.-
The weather was favorable.
1t is thought that it is the dc>i On OF Oma
Pacha to attack the Russians at Pcrekop.
\ letter from St. Petersburg saws that
general gloom has overSrrcad the city at tn
idea of Russia's fighting all Europe. Tn
Allied powers were holding conference a
Vienna. The result OF which is unknown.
Marshal Paskicwitch had ordered the im
mediate enrolment Of parks Of flying arttl
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create second grand army Of reserve to 10
concentrated about Moscow.
Nothing new in the attitude of Aus,r;, o-
Prussia. .o-eEV Vi
The foreign enlistment till in Parl;,mer,
has Income law. Parliament is adjourned
The Arabia sailed from Mars-;lles on la
II. with lc3o men of the 18th French re,;
mcnt OF the ine for the Crimea. The Ar,-
bia attracted much attention at Marscilles
The event Of the week is Napoleon's speech
to the French Chambers. 1t is warlike in
tone and makes 10 mention Of anv prospec,
OF peace. The ~peech was immediately fol-
lowed 10y vote of a loan of 00,o0o, ooC
francs
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He GALE MI N.

these agencies, lest Know Nothingism or
something worse, takes the matter in hand.
Some of these fnancie,s no doubt would like
to see the good old times return, which once
prevailed in your county, when poor man
would pay week after week, or every Satur-
day night, TWENTY-FIVE cents, for the use of a
silver dollar, borrowed OF his rich neighbor,
but was unable to procure the whole sum-
Banks were chartered to remedy the evils of
those timcs-lct them be true to their trust
II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20
TIE LIFE OF HORACE GErFrTY. By Jam,
Il.

TIE LIE OF lloEAcE GRIZZLY BY jams
Parton. Mason x Brothers. y. Y.
The lie Of Horace Greeley. however writ
ter, cai.Hct be otherwise than Instructive.
The successive steps through which a poor
Yankee boy has gained an influence second
perhaps. to that OF 30 other man in the 1 nj
ted States. deserve careful, and earnest study
The fearless. independent spirit of the man
finds admirers every where: ard greatly IA
are to be Lcplored the errors he has a; times
advocated. his sincere, out-Spokcri. and homo
raslc advocacy of what he believes to hc
right secures him warm friends As man.
even among those who coi.icmn his theories
1t would have better served the cause OF
truth. and consequently Horace Greeley him
self. ii li, Fife had been written tx ma.
who was master OF his subject. instead OF one
who clorieS in the fact that he is disciple. a
humble follower in the footsteps of him whose
lie he attempts TO Illustrate. There is too
evident likeness of Boswell about the bioc-
raphcr. with not half OF Boswel's excuse II
needed a strong man to write the life of IIor-
ace Grcelcv,-bccau>c he is man Of power
FIJI. positive character. and more particularly
because of the immense influence he has been
and is cNcrting upon the American mind
That influence is not ALWAYS sound. and il
needed "A man of keen. Discriminating. intel
lcct to point out why and wherein it is moi
based upon correct principles. The author
OF this book. from want Of Judgment or lack
of power, has failed 10 do more than slorit,
Horace Grcrlcv.-a kind OF writing that i
as un ust to his >uhec As Improbable TO III,
reader. The STYLE is loose in the narratiy,
parts. and involved and obscure in the reit,
tive. Ills rhetoric was cviden;l, learned i,
GrccIcv'> model collccc-a rotatoc field
and his logic OF some phrcnological lecturer
The book, however. will be swallowed cntir
bv thousands. who if not made wiser bv tn
feat, will certainly think themselves SO.
For sale at Towards.
THE MAGAZINES. - Wrpcr's. Putnam,
HacimooTs Edinturq. The knjck.rtoclc,
and FoireSf,r's Boys and Girls. are all o.
hand and good as cver.-which is bc>towin
\ 81.
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FINE IN GLCvER-The Grist mill, in Glo-
yer, owned by Mr. Jonathan Metcalf, was
burned on Wednesday right, about ten o.
clock. Loss estimated at about S., OOO-S2,-
500 covered by insurance. The fire origina-
ted frcr, store ;r the lower part Of: she build
in1
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S. Y

1DA MA1.-W have already noticed thi>
book somewhat a, length We notice. in a,.-
dI'lon. that it is having an extensive sale
For a copy OF the work we are indebted 10
Mr.. Smile. OF Barnet. who has the work for
IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

g LEWIS II. DELAHo, Esq, has teen
elected President of the Bank OF Caledonia.
but the Bank was r1.huri,rtI at the late scs-
sion Of the Legislature, with provi>o that
the stock be rc-distrihu,cd JOSEPH T.. FAIR
BANKS received a reelection to the Presi-
dcncy by the Directors of the Iassumpsic
Bank. The Cashiers Of both banks continue
in Office
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

RENT OF PEws.-Thc pews in the North
Church in this village, having been appraised
we're re-let, by bidding for choice, on Tues
day afternoon. The amount at which they
were taken, the appraisal and premiums, i.
nearly $1,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

This Family of Eocalists, We are request
ed to say, will give Concer; in St. Johns
bury about the Sd of February next, and af-
forwards at Barnet, Wells River, Ncwbary,
&c. The Barker Family stand very we'll as
musicians where they are known.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

Indians and all retired to their several abodes.
fatigucd but delighted with the events Of the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

THE MAGAZINES. - Warpcr'>. Pu'n0m'>
Hacimoods Edintug, The knick.rhoclcr.
and FoIre>',r's Boys and Girls. are all on
hand and good as cver-which is bcs.owins
hich praise upon them ALL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

AGEICVITrHAI He annual meeting Of
the Caledonia County Agricultural Society
it will be seen Nv the notice Of the Secretary
viii be holden in this place on the 3oth in
slant. Some efforts have been made to pro
cure the delivery Of an address on the o,ra-
sion. but ill those gentlemen to whom ar;,li
cation has been made have declined to comply
with the invitation
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

a The Hon. Harry Hubbard has written
letter in which he avows his purpose still to
support the administration of Gen. Fierce
Wonderful indeed, that Mr.. Ilbbard should
show such tcmeritv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

a. earn nv a recent .tftcr from TarL
mi. that the Rev $. y. Worcester, who W.,
| bitten in the arm hv a rahid dog. is likr.,
to survive. Either AS the result of the bit,
OF the remedies applied. he was at the dat,
of the letter. afflicted with numerous boils
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-04
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.

DRUGS, MEDlClNES, fAlNlS, OibS, cNS., OOs,
wHouEsA Ale AND RETAIL BY
LEIGH & YER LING.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs and Medicines of j. NJ. ID. Miller Co., and
intend carryng be Drug business at the well known
stand Of Keller & Farnsey, No. IA Water street, under
the firm Of LEIGH * Verng.
Charles Lech the 6rm hopes he is favorably known
to the public, having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verng, olthe
same firm having been elerkng in the present store the
last years. fatters himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers.
We intend Keeping on hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
attention business and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
febos-iy PETER VERLlNG.
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

= - =
Our Office AMI warehouse Nos 81 and 80 Nafchez ST.
with their contents except the books and papers con-
taiDed in Sale. ntirely destros b. fire. on
the morning OF the 10Th March Aitho' gh the Safe had
beenfor several houis in Extremely hot III before
we could recover 1t. an being first discovered Was
in rcd heat; beiig cooled with water We removed
our books and papers 10 The amount thons nd
dollars. without tle slightest amaee ujnr, 10 u.s.
Befy fully conyee by this the entire secuFi-
" oftt ose Safes. have t.eT lie 81 m
cscrt from the 81 me gent. VIZ: iicS Frerrocf
afe. sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No - Aag zine sheet
and them 10 all ho desire perfe, security
for valuable papers ar case Of fire.. 80 = -
----- y. 80 ---L - PRICE ~ 80
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cLorH.xG wHo1 DIE r, sas ,5E ! APP M RETAIL.

gQ THE undersigned having purchased Of his late part
M Chas W Mack. his entire interest in t1e Cloth
~ Store of Mack Lobenstine at very heavy dis
cosnt determined rid OF the present stock
of Fall aud Winter Clothing lie therefore instss his
publ III and examine his Goods
and prices He good stock of Clothing Gentlemen
shng Goods &C.. there Is in Evansville and
sell be bought at other
place in the city which he will prove those calling at his
store under Pavilion Hotel. .-..u
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in 81 Hours; ii
BOSTON in san Hours;
BUFFALO in I6>. Eours:
DUNEfRk in l. Hours;
CLEyELA>b u in ats Hours;
BY THE
Niuoiuuofi ro1unob,r, and rlo~o1o,,I Dc,to


Cincinnati, Columbus and Cc;cland Route,
LITTLE MIAMI n,sLs.o
TENHE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
Via 10 ams h9rs sss z Rn 6
Buffalo Niagara Falls New Boston. Montreal sar
fassens rs Sy thu route breakfast at ciaeinnst and
'"s n'A' aAs IN TIL Til ZEE 3 ,rLy TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
First Train Railroad Lightning k.Press. at o'eioek
Cleveland 70 New aos ard Son sis sS
Second Tr.ir-iate SITES mbeat express at clock A.
:, shs sa e. Ss By Low
QUEEN OF THE wEs...... Capt McBrde
FARE As CHEAP As ANY 0Tii FH AZ HorrE. rris
hours aud making certain th the
irSI YoR Ne. rSl from aaslc 70 Mssrs Falls
This train also makes ~ crestiine to Pittsburgh
Ceveisnd with Railroai to Dunkrh Buffalo New York
Isi ii s i, ssiss Express.
P.tsbursh Batmrs Phildelpha and New yOrk at Cleve
land to D nkrs New erkaad Boston at Buffalo Niagara
Falls. ALBANY. New York Boston. &c. &c.
The only route landing rasseagersin Cleveland.
The rIaGs 0f this route sss same from
THE LITTLE MIAMI rs THE Only EasTERX DEPOT
s Re sure and procure your Tiefetsva Columbus.
Baggags checked from ciseinnSti to Dnskrk and Bat
Buffalo to New York.
The Dep TOT this route and Lake Shore Railroad ceve
'"' 'A'' FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
General Railroad oaice. IN three story yellow suiidug
souhs and Frnt streets directly OPP
ing. the Eastern. Little Miami. po. Front street
P. W. srRspFR Ticket and Ger. raj Agent =
THE OMNIBUS LINE.
VIII call for in part o. the city t leaving
and Front. directly on river bank; uour,
eye q. II. ho" ELL Conduetor
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CAN 1T BEs

<,ANi.b be possible tha. s. EMBICH summoned ap-
ar City Council to the
cfs Or
for Goods when in reality they are
not worth more ninety cents the dollarf BE the
case as il may T.. his affairs
while he pufsues Of his the time
10 good to the largest number by
sell good Goods to hisnumerous
ladies' we you delight getting good Goods
ov prices -. eyn
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IT ? The FOLLOWING CERTIFicATEs HAVE yrsr rrrx
receivcdty the mails. They form additional Testimony
of the superiority OF RtBs SALAMANCA over al oIers
FIRE IN CHARLESICN, sc.
. GHAgi EsToS April .u le54
Mr.. L. NJ ATtH gent for Rich's saanis nder sales
Dear Sir Finding Il impossible 10 remoy ou safe du
ring the late fire. which destroyed store in Hayne
street, ard having tax books we mt In 10 IL
several papers 10 test it. We gl; to acknowledge
that fully sustained the high REPUTATION OF your Sales
The preservation of these paper than We ex
peeted when we Witnessed the intense heatit was sub
jectcdto. Yours. DC.
rl-r COURTNEY TFNNANTx "a
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4 r. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
FOSTERS BafidtRg. Up Stairs.
r. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Fosters
d building, will be hand at all times, to take ac-
knowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &C., and attend
to all business required of him as Justice OF the Peace
!
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI-
" EkkLH MAIL LINE -

&54@SAA ON and after Saturday, July Let, the un-
6y3&a designed will run Tsi-wEEKLY LisE Of
Stage Coaches Is above.
Leaving Evansville Monday's wednssday's and Fridays
ut clock A. NJ returning leaves New Harmony
days Thursdsy's and Sstu days at o'clock A. NJ.
The line will all times be stocked with horses aud
comfortable Coaches drivers
made With regularity and Dispatch All rdsrs goods
tenSed TO. -.1-.l-- 'r1u
For passage other business apply the at our Lis-
afr ands
Persons leaving their orders Hotels will
secure pro mPt attention. NJ. & T.. II. De GA ARN0. s
e2g-N
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else COURTNEY, TENANT & cc.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY.

Messrs SIEARNs e. MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safsp
went through the fire. III conained our hooks and
papers which came out in ood order : he safe from
appearance. must have been red lot We trusted our
all ia it. Very respectfully yours. -
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nEpFORD.s FAMILY GROCERY

VuNIE nn would respectfully inform the citizens o
Evansville vicinity. that have Just opened fresh
stock Family rocers and Provison Of every
Second next door to James Stees Lumber ard
they by strict attention 10 business " merit AND
receive a share Of public patronage. -
They daily receiving fresh supplies OF Cheese
Poultry the county and shall Keep con
staaty hand full supply OF all staple articles or table
Goods this store will be delivered at the
'eSSAss' ssoS y f1''"- "''-N' BEDFORD WADE.