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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10
Schools.
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLINTON, SIMPSON COUNTY n e.
'EHE NEXT SESSION of this Institute viii commence
= on the "a Monday Of September next.
particulars Catalogue and Circular address l.
T. GRAVES A NJ, Principal, the Secretary of the Trus
tees. r. A. BIZZEI(
JUly27-H-ttl Sec,y Of Board Of Trustees
EDGENOISWH FEMALE SEMINARY,
Greensboro. n. 6.
TUE NEXT SESSION ofhis Institution, which has now
been in successful operation for fifteen years. will
mence on WEDNESDAY, Ist Angus.
The course Of study designed to be thorough ana ye
matte embracing everything necessary to solid and orna
mental education.
1t is very important that pupils be present at the opening
OF the session few days absence the OF
Of the year when the classes formed and studies
tered upon, may embarrass the pupils for weeks
catalogues containing the Of study expenses sc,
will be forwarded on application to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
June 10 iS0l--4l-IY Greensboro y. I.
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Professional and Business Cards.

WILLIAM W. LANI1. N. D.,
WILMINGTON, n. c..
OFFERS bis professional services to the people of Viii
| lminrton and the surrounding country
July l5, I855.--46-3m
GEO. ~. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
I, jane II "ll'NLAHIoN, y. y.
Co-PARTNERsHGP NOTICE.
=, < ID. DuErIG z, Wholesale and Retail Druggist IS
[ - AND AroTHEcAREs, Wilmington, T.
y brPpr d. DUPRE, JR.
=. n. WEST.
UCTEONETGR n.:G Commission Merchant,
3Iotr Wilmington \ \.
o. C. FIREMAN. GEO 1'ol-S
D. G. FREEMAN d co, Ecw orlxs
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10

The Use OF GUANo AT THE SoUTH.--A correspon
dent of the Journal of Commerce states that the
wheat growers in the country between The Chesa-
peake and Ohio are making almost universal use of
guano, half the upward being occupied by bags
of the great fertilizer their way the plantations.
The correspondent states that the introduction
of labor saving machines is rendering less necessary
than ever slave labor in Virginia, Maryland and Ken
lucky, and is materially lessening harvest wages.
Mccormick Hussey's Reapets, smooth fields are
working wonders and superseding the labors of man,
while the wheat fan is also universally used in the
wheat region of the South.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-08-10
M.LlLlE 1850.

Agent for fhc sale of Havai stores g,rnI,cr Lun.-
bcT, &c.
Ii business intrued to his care will meet with prompt
attention. and the very best market prices obtained
So Office tho Rairoad
May p. 1855. 3S-3m
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Dec. Is, 1876
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02
llfatb5.

At tn" Outlet, Macog, Nav IL, Mr. John 5. Mcr
rv. IN the I'd year Of his age. He was one of The
first settler, q W., having, when Il boy, remove,
with III, fathers ,4Iuilv TO the Outlet. from st
.I.,;,n>l,,trv. when the country was an unhrokc.
wilderness.
III WhcatIan,. Mich. very su'!d 'U'v, Mr. Ebcnc-
ger Wells aged 73 years, formerly OF i'"achain, "
He retired 10 bed N nigh: in usual health aud was
found caI in the inoriiin9. lie was ior many
years a ,lcvolt member oi the Congregational
Church in rcacam. Com.
In Bradford Nav 81. Jonathan Putnam. aged
c. wears; Nav 20 Nrs. Elizabeth. widow OF the Iata
Jesse Johnson. aged so years.
In St. JOhnsbury East, May 90 Mr. Orserus
Strong, aged 81 years. Mr Strong p-.l-s Of
the last war: he was engaged il the battle of
Hrdsewatcr, in which lie w"unoDd When
death summoned IIiin. suddenly he expressed him
sell ready to 60. .ecln. that there vas no ,.e-
charge from that war Com.
In Sacramento. Cal. April IL. .Eancs Eaalt1n
formerly OF Troy. VI. IN tie j?h year OF h- age
il Excelsior. Minnesota Territory, April o. after
i cW hour. Hines # cholera, Mr.. k.ln !; vii,
o Henry y. Ii'Iic> .or daughter OF Henry J..
Al C.to y-.:.,-. g.: ::;,He. v, -. -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES FROM TIE
DI:orTn.-Duriny the hic!l wind of last
SUNDAY, fire kin,licd from from some previ-
o,slv brush burning. spread through the
woods, and, driven bv the force Of the winds
oycrrun whole neinhborhOOd. in the vicini-
" Of Judge Bruce, the central part OF Wood
bury. and in despite of every excrilon of the
inhabitants to are; - destructive progress,
II was not got under hi six dwelling houses.
with their har,> and out -buil,!incS, were re
,luced TO ashes. the fences swcp. away, and
the land. much injured. The houses burned
were those Of MrssrS. Peter and benjamin
Fill. the two Mc>srs Cars, Mrs. johnson
AMI Mr.. Porter.
I'm the same day, also, a dangerous fire
spread over the mountain in Duxbury, oppo-
site to Waterbury, dcstroyin. house and a
large amount of lumber at a saw-ml', the
mill itself only being saved by the greatest
cxert.ons. On Braintrcc mountain. also. a
dangerous FIRE ragged through that day, doing
serious damage to timber and so threatened
the dwellings Of .5e inhabitants that several
removed the furniture from their houses
Fireman.
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e." Saturday was the dav set apart hv the

t. Saturday was the day setapart by the
second a1vcntists for the general winding up
of the present stat. OF this world. One wo-
man in this village put on her white robe,
and then went ont to sweep the side walk. so
that when Christ called for her. he would not
soil his garments. While sweeping. she re-
monstrated with the pas>ers by for their world
Illness and advised them to prepare instantly
for the coming of the Lord She expected
him in lust one hour Becoming impatient
at the delay in going up, she declared that
If Christ didn't come the next day. she woul':
burn all the Bibles to be found in her house.
1t is to he regretted that the good woman finds
it necessary to stop with us while longer.-
JLolyoIo 1Irror.
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A REMARKABLE. FAMILY GATHERING
On the occasion Of the late dangerous illness
osthcir excellent mother, now however rccov-
crinc, the nine sons, and only survivin. chill
,lren of Senator Iren,iss. assembled in this
town from their scattered residences in the
North anil Wcst-Ei cht Of them are LAWYERS
in established business, AMI the ninth Clerk
OF the L. s. District Court. of which his faith
cris Judge Nonpclier Freeman.
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81 All. OF VERMONT.

, taI''.'nIIa District -
NJ iT.'atc C0ur:. holden ut Danyiiic ON tj,. ,,.l
day "i MAY. \. II. lN5:
JACOB BLANCHARD. E>l.. administrator :.
% the estate al Andrew Iarhjc late of pc,cbom
in said district. deceased. makes a,,plic,.io, :,
SAID court for license t. sell the whole of tbc ro,
e-tat" Of said deceased r"'rt'-c'Itinc that s,lc .,
4 part * necessary for the raymc.!t Of the deb,
Of sad decreased: AM that part thereof; cauno,
10 sold w'ihcn. injury I" the rc'na'nier
hercNnon. II l. u !crcI b. al Court that said
application ca.ie ,.I,...r consideration and y. h.~,r
on the 2i>t da, Of .'Hnc \. y. 10 AZ the rola.,
oliIce IN Da.c aforesaid. am. Ii j, further ar
derc''. t!!2t AZ p"Fe.ls I!.ter- -" notified hereof
by publication ii !iOii.'o !h, ;I.,!,;tnu ana or
DR. Nt.cD!l. TIRE" W..h> >!cS'o>>Iks.iY f., .li.
man. lillIt",! II ST join -buy, lc:oc said ,lu, M
hearing. t'iat tcy Ms t",t.r Il ,i! t;,r ;,iI
pace, amt. Il they see raE-r. "."'c: tl."rcjn.
Ev rIe Court A.te-t
FiAEIi> ). !'AAA. it.&, go. r...,...t,..
y :" ''Vs q Itt"i"- ,',lWd
--..-'' g.. - ..o-i.,.. -,
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jf.arriugr5.

Al Derby Centre MAJ -. by Rev l.. II. Tabor
Mr Hosea v. v Hard. 81 Svcamorc, H.. and Mi,,
M.rtha 4. W. Nh"r,.rn. OF perbv
" lewiston. Ne. Nav +. Rev. William Scwan
Of Iuncnhlirc VI. am ..Ii-> Caroline n. Iitcomh
OF Lewiston.
Ia Ira~hUrSh. Nav - hv Erv. A. l.. Gray. Nj
Sa> g. Bean. ~! Coventry, and Mrs. nli!la e.
NcWlaHI. of !r;'>bur.l.
In Cabot. !.y Rev. u. Packer Nav %, Mr. Henry
:. Laird, OF Woodbury.. ana Ni>, Nanlora Dwiu-
els. of Mar~htclI: also 10y the same. May % Mr.
Hosea L. Hall, of East Calais. and Ms, Josephine
I ROGERS nt (rL.t
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TAKING 4 LANDLORD AT HIS WORD. -
We have heard of cool things, but never an
thing cooler than the following - the land
,ord Of hotel at Whitehall called boardcr
10 him one day. and said, "Look o'here, |
went YOU to pay your board bill, and yom
mus. I've asked YOU for it often enough,
and tel! Won now, that YOU don't leave my
house until YOU pay it :" "Good :" said his
LOO. ger, "iust put that in writing; make a
regular agreement of it I'll stay with YOU
as lon. as live" hnclerboher -My,-
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LATAsT News. - The steamer Pacific,
from Liverpool 10Th ints., arrived at New
York early Wednesday morning. The cot
ION market at Liverpool was Quite active,
with further advance in prices; brcads,ufs,
in consequence Of favorable change in the
weather, remained steady at previous quota
tons, and consols had advanced to sos
There is no news Of interest from the seat Of;
war.
ear \ company Of engineers has gone up
to TIE new city Of Superior, at the extreme
west end of the lake, to work upon a railroad
from that place to ST. Paul, which is being
built by public land granted by Congress
e. Mr.. Park, proprietor of the press de-
stroyed by the Missouri Parkvillains. has
commenced suit against the rioters. The
subject will be brought before the Missouri
LEGISLATURE, at the earliest moment.
y SHAREHOLDER DYING IN 4 Coon
WOIK.-A Mr.. f. Williams, Of GAINESVILLE.
S. t., reached Cincinnati last week with
eight slaves, to whom he had previously will
ed his whole estate, for the purpose of see
ing them settled. and making their purchas-
es for them, in Ohio; and as he was stepping
out of the boat with them on tina: free shore.
he fell dead. The slaves are free, but we
doubt whether, under the ruin. of Southern
Courts, they will ever get any more OF the
property willed them than they might have
had with them.
G." Captain Ericsson writes long letter
upon ca.oric engines. declaring that he ha:
not abandoned it, but is still engaged in the
prosecution OF experiments for its pcrfcc
ton.
HEAVY CoNTnACTS-It is stated tina
contracts have beer made BY certain crar
dealers, to deliver, between the Goth Of June
and 2oth July, at Chicago, free on board
$4,000 bushels Of Corn, at 20 cents per bush
I els, 10000 bushels at - cents, and 5o0C
bushels between the Goth of July and 20tl
of August, at % cents
g. The Washington Sentinel gives an &C
count of some ceremonies which took place
on the 18th of May. at Mount Vernon, il
honor OF the first settlement Of Jamestown
The Grafton was delivered by the venerable
Geo. W. Parks Gusts, who. in childhood
lived at Mount Vernon with Washington. hu
who now lives at Arlington, few miles from
Washington, on the Virginia side of the
Potomac.
e. The following "Stanza" was pickct
up recently within the bar Of certain Cour
House -
Now, art spttr,' hove wrrL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02
THE GALE DOM AN.

An Iron THIEF.-An Albany woman has
been arrested for stealing old iron; she had
II lbs. Of it sccrctcd in her BOSOM Her Of
fence must have weighed very heavily upon
her.
e. The Kansas Herald of Freedom re-
CARDS the report of an attack on Fort Lara
me, by the Sioux Indians. as a ruse of the
Missonrians to get the y. S. troops away
from Kansas Territory. 1t is stated that a
band of Missourans has been organized for
the destruction of the Herald printing Of
flee.
G. Tom Thumb. the celebrated little great
man. was married at Webster on Thursday
last to Miss Vinton, Of bridgeport. CT.
e4S7All of the Dcro: buildings of the
Northern Railroad at Grafton. together with
about three hundred cords Of sawed wood
were burned on Saturday last Insured for
$500.
Gz' Holsters are extensively eaten in Dos
ton, the annual consumption numbering 1Oo.-
600. the prime cost Of which is $50 per thou
sand. or in !thc aggregate, 500 900 per year
OF the whole number about 800, 600 come
from Maine. and 100000 arc taken in Mass
achusetts Bay. seven hundred men being en-
ployed in the capture Of the fish.
e:.'7Gencrals Scott and JcSsup have. within
few days. expressed the opinion that the Al
lies cannot retreat from the Crimea without
first capturing Scba>topol by a roup dc main.
or beating the Russian armies of the interior
in a pitched battle
IMPORTANT II TRrr. - Under this very
suspicious head the Washington corrcs?on-
dent of the Buffalo Rcpuhlc announces that
Mr.. Fillmore, Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. TYLER,
all cx-Nrc>dcnfs of the United States, have
been authorized to offer mediation in the al:
fair of the Eastern War Mr. Van Buren, Is
already in Europe, Mr.. Fillmore is on his
way, and Mr.. Tyler will leave in the next
steamer.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. Nav 90
Atmarkc' So" cattle, about 80 bccvc>, 10 SO ,
consisting Of working OK, and calves. >. an; )
years Old.
PRICES - Market Extra $40: LIST quality,
80; Cd quality, s:a2; 81 qualv.>as!; ordinary,
az per L." b>.
8Ili.c-SGa5:: Tallow:S 3sa:'. pclts Sal !.talf-
skins, .'c7locpcr h.; Veal calves, i, ,:a'c. III
l;aucl;ur Ca::,c-S
Store WorknrOxen-sl3,.. 40, 80. l6oa2i5
Cows and CAVES 50. 81, S. IS. 4o.'l5 5Gac>.i
Iearng>-S two vcar> odd ", 10. Is joi
aGl. IIsrcr wears od-Si2. 50 A.. 81 TO -
Sheep and lamh~-Si, AT market: extra S. 9,
oal2, bv LOT. -. -. ., % 9 > so 1. A.? ;,aG.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Mav 2i
~ market 700 beef cattle, 90 stores. IS pairs
working oxen. lis cows and calves, loco sheep and
lambs. Zoo swine.
rEIcr>-Eecf Ca,t'c--Extra S9!a91 lSt quality
81 "a quality 80: 81 do 81; "r'iInlrv.1!.
IIi!c. Iat; tillow. 3a.': pcl:> Slal cai>hii~
-,aioc ;'erl'.
Yea, rn,vcc.-S3'a7.
Workiu. ONc,'--,i 1G0 10, l2", 1&ia15o.
Cows and tliyc--S2l -. - So 4"a,o.
:; 'cv ai.i !amb--i.xtia. = salo by lot, 81 :.
2a3I.
Nvi,,I- rn.nii
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02

A MI>>lH" SEEMoH.-Thc following oc-
currcncc took place at the Old South Church
on Sunday last. The venerable Dr. LYMAN
H"cchcr was SUPPLYING the pulpit. and in the
afternoon placed his manuscript sermon in
The Bible and turned over the leaves to an
other part Of the bool, to- read his text In
the meantime he forgot where he had placed
hi>scrinon. and when he wished to begin his
delivery. it was so nicely placed between tho
leaves that he did not discover it. lie looked
under the Bible and around the desk. and
even pcepcd over the front of the pulpit TO
see if it had no, fallen over. but all in vain,
and the Doctor hcnan' to exhibit evident signs
OF embarrassment. \ man seated in tho
gallery. and who saw clearly the cause Of
h. anxiety, applied an cf'cctual remedy. by
rising ard saving. "Dortor Beccher, it's in
the Ei!lc-i,'s in the Bible" The DR.. re-
.cwc'l his search. and in a moment was rca-
DIX for tho delivery of his scrI1on.-Bostou
JjUr,lcr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02
SIAIE DE VERMONT

Calt'!0nla FiStrICt. S.
N Frnlat" Court holden at Probate Office in
l'Hnv''c. within and 10Y said district, on the llh
''Av OF MAY. 4. ~. 1,,,.
ms III NHNT. supporting 10 10 the last
~ VIII and .'~:Mr,. If JOIN. Sanborn. latc If
ilAr'w'ck. in eai bi>tric:. deceased. being pre-
>c''ei t"ihc Court zero u Caroline Sabarn, the
widow Of said deceased. Tor Probate: Ii is order
red tv >H''' C"'ir' That Ill persons concerned there,
III hc n"'ii''' I" HHc"r al Session If SAID Court
I" !" Holden II the Proi,a.c r.rc, in nanvilc.
on The 2lSt day Of June. \. y. lS:,5 and >hcw
cai>c Il any they may havc.ar,ir>t the Probate ut
>A!d VIII: l"r winch Erp">r it is further ordered,
that cory "t the record of this order hr publish
e! three weeks successfully in The CalrIonian.
lrln'r.! II $. '"l'n-hrrv, previous to said time
appointed f'r hral:i
CHARLES 5. DANA. Judge cfrroha.c
true COPY Of Record. .'3lw3
Attest. G.. A. E!i.BANK. Register
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Cow Strayed or Stolen

LNRON the subscriber about the 2o:h Of May -
II The Cow is red s years old, good locking, with
HIGH horns Whoever will yourn q d Cow or give
information where she may be found. shall be liher
ally rewarded JOHN MORSE.
Concord, June !. 1855. t3lw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02
Thin Hats! Thin Hats!

III rozfN THIN HATS. ir,.: opened and sr
sV' sale hv |. J.. GOIlIAM. l,cn. the lures.
and best assortment ever ocrr'i IN Northern Yer
mont.
Just give hiin call opposite the st. Jclr,>rry
House ,n>,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02

EonnEn Smor DEAD.-But,to, May oG.
Last night. about - o'clock, 'wo robbcrIes,
of bold description, mere committed at Fort
Erie, Canada. and the residents of the place
bein. aroused pcruscd one OF the robbers hot
" to tie river, where he seized small boat
and made over to an island, and when they
landed, the robbcr, named Townsend, the
leaders ola desberatc gang of murlcrers,
snapped apistol twice at the foremost OF his
pursucrs, John Macoo,l. but fortunately with
out effect. sIagood who was armed with a
rifle, then shot Townsend through the heart
KILN. him instantly.
CoyDrrIoH OF MORMON WoMEN.-An
officer belonging to Col. Steptoc's command,
now stationed at Salt Lake City, IN letter
to the Providence journal, thus speaks Of
the condition of the Mormon women:
with a word about their melancholy con-
dition, will brin. a long letter to a close
As a general thing, a woman here, having
satisfied what we call the lust. but what the
vlormons call the holy desires of some RI .ht
:ous elders, is left to shift for herself: not the
reast supr,~t does she get from him to whom
shc has been. in ANY eases, forced 10 Prostl-
ute herself. Their cc"ii'ion j. ih'ihiteiy
worse than that OF the slaves at the south
One Of the wives of the 'cii,t OF I'VE Twelve
Apostles washes for boarding house here
to support herself Two viscS Of Party /.
81.
gcd for work. Women herr have .old NE
that their pretended husbands had not visited
them for months and years. One OF the a.
postcs asked a family Of three girls to marry
him. anu to get them he would take the old
mother. They refused, and he has since ma
airned them III every way.
We received many requests for assistance
to leave from women in every position. Their
csae is peculiarly hard, separated by humid
reds of miles Of plain and desert rom the
outside world ought here by false in
Iucement. degraded and oppressed, with no
hope of succor-they are i'll great. very great
numbers, entirely di>ailected They abhor
the very thought OF polygamy, the very name
OF Mormonism. This is the honest, simple
truth
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION The new
steamship Red Hill, was completely wrecked
at Lees Mills, Moultonbcro. " H.. We.lnes.
alay evening. by the explosion Of her boiler.
No lives were lost, but several persons we're
severely injured; among whom were Mr..
Geo. Randall, Mr.. Calvin Mouton, and boy.
son Of MIR. Jeremiah c. Smith. Mr.. J.F.U
Watson was thrown high into the air anil fell
into the water injurins him severely. A
portion Of the boiler weighing o0oo or 5000
pounds. was thrown fifty or sixty rods tear
ing up the earth, where it tell, in mos: re-
Inarkablc manner.
ey Barnum has now on exhibition 4 hear.
Icl lady aud u dumb lady Which, is the
srcatcst curiosity?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02

M cool urrlitv can u. llI Of fhn subscriber NJ
s'v"sv cheap bargains. New st,h.> .,f rain,s
f'r " ~. wicIi rii,:r i:;l Z, rive >a-i>f,.,i.u
No. Medicines. utrra'i;,, lur.. :,'rl frr-l
III. i. llbIT
Wy :" -. go1tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02
The Billy Root Horse.

VENiif ~Ih-.lih-v N.,'ili >iv !" a l"lr,> 81 ~r..
li"'-,.~ tra IL ifr',l "i,iv IL, ar Genet
ll"r-'. Il :Ial a. tho i''li'ni places Tic ,,i-u
80. ~''i>a:
Mondays II tn >.a,.' oi 80 >r;i.-r,:, a.:
TUESDAYS. at r.i~-fIn.i'>'; tillrrr:
Wrrc-,;ay>. y: S:cv,n<'- Niiia.r:
Ihur>lav~. N LaNrr AMI rl.r Wa.crfrd;
FrIiay> II Vast 81 fnlirr sh.lrv:
SATURDAYS. Il: Lv,..oa Corner
The a''V" na,:i"i !iorc brew III, first rrcnim-f
nj 'nr h.! t"nn:v Fair. and y r,.k IL him >rnoucii
I" -aI~ir any mrn "t his GOOD qualities
The ia'n"I> Blk tii-,v WI L.. f.lnl u. .h- =
h''r named iia,r> =: Ire .i-r,,. lie i, To-
Vel hIl"wn :" iicc,l c',n,n.--lrii.,r from me
4. II. EllrDN
s.. .fn':u-hr,rv Nav -, 10 .Saws
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Selling Out.

VIII ~n>r~',r- IN ,.nn-i"r..".l az li- arrarra
mems :" c,''-" NJ h. present i.i> mes the ia;
rf tu,u-t ,r-N- ,,.u
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Brushes.

E<NLESH. ilar. Nal. Cloth, and Tor1s, R-;,,.,cs
q variety i.r-'.'' /. j. {. BINGHAM.
Nav - 49,, .,:o.,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-25
q sY1ruAAs,- oLotK-. AAD sE sv

wv have Iust reserved our new stock Of atohes.
CiocRs Jawelry aud silver Ware altogether the finest
oisfed IN this city: aud which be-
lag purchased enables US sell At wer
~ have ga and silver hun'i and
from the the cheapest arteie gold
kIae and chaiusi laiie and geats bFeast pins
seat ,ae aud Plaa rugs ear drops and rings guard and
short every article line Of
in gre &C variety OF style and price. 4s-rtEg
Va lst male by wh'ch Will be
Supplied style OF iron and wood
sxhs-d.y clocks. direct from the factory.
IN ~ will ssli. xh9lss ALL RETAIL
in Westsrn city sisa n.as / ~
BfrrR DIFF Y vs. Main ST.. bet. lst and I'd.
" BEvsry article sold IN our es Aoiishnent warranted
. be REPRESENTED. = = &..-, .ss Ia
Ola lld Ye attire h8ness price, taken IN e1change
Hovi apiI
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1HyF. Oh lFER ~ % eorasrs. ~ I'm aua seventh
Cd Esaasys Int would respes.iny MORN the
~ yard and EOS OASh =
5ets Pine Lsmber sfi
fon VINE an 2
Am s.r,ps 0rssss aud undrsssed teitng. Cssin snr
Pafsis; fse sound Common Boards suitable or
shops re4eng Pine and Pc plAr Shingles C.
Ca VI sFdsr at the 10 prices shelving
Docs. Ss59 3t MIatle Pieces, MouldR9s
D ors aud Vialow Bills Of ,rded ali
RrJmptItssntton. h9a .sis1s - t9-febf2
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WEmnYAL,

FWN rnler1gned has removed his Tailoring Esahish-
IA land street i'm nediatev ophote the Pres
t,ri IN Church.. the ohaar with Dr. Wood where no
rtti AL his old and goodly
-ni wslta he pselsei t. serve them with
sleh GOATS vests draw
t%s shortest nassihle notice.
TA4rkfnI would specfulF solicit
of the at the hands of aheral pnhlie
wa 4. "a 100. 1900 J, L. NELMS.~
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CHANGE OF PROPRlETORS.
nRIfGS MEDICINES. PAINTS OILS. 60, q

.srss At A. t
ss.r-f. LEICH & VERLIN G.
YfHHE Undersigned have purchased the entire stock Of
Drags and NE iieines of J. NJ ID. Miller Co. and
ntend arriving on he Drug business at the W ell known
stand of ier Farusiey No. "A Water street, under
the firm of Lateh * VeTirg 5sgs3
Charlie T.Aeh. oftie firm, hopes he sfavorahly known
10 the anhcs having been engage In MT Crawford
Bal's tho tastsfve PeterVerliRg. ofthe
Aane Arm having been r1ngi in the present store the
last three years. himself with having the conf
Aence Of it's did customers.
We iniend zaepng on hand large and fresh stock Of
arugs ami medicines and hope by this means and by
business md by low prices. to merit
liberal patronage both from old and customers.
sFts r. CHA RIf;S LEIGH.
feso5-iy PETER VERLING.
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WATCH RFyP4TRTNG.

FMNIE " derr1si btvng snced the above business
IN Evansville naters himself with the hore that his
skiil in al Subscriptions o. time measuring
nlshn.rv trial. be fnnnd worthv theaiteution
llv the resi- ent citizens o. the city but also Of those
so-1p~isiny the ''oirc9mamhiept vcinaee.'
Once where he be found 81 aii
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