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TussrLLso rHr ESotIsu cnAsSELIt has been proposed
to build railroad tunnel under the English channel be
tween Dover and Calais establish permanent
communication between France and England Several
plans are talked OF among them that Of Dr. payerne who
offers TO perform the work supplied with lao submarine
boats 1900 sailors and workmcn 100000 cubic wards Of
material, and 2io,oooooo francs BY means Of such a
tunnel the channel might be crossed 10 90 minutes
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Frca The Loason Times, April ~.
THE ELOQUENCE OF DESPERATION.

Are prepared aecede TO these huuaiiang terms
Are prepared because have apparently been foed
in first enterprise surrender the hsrdwon honor Of
arms the worldwide glory Of our name suffer Ea-
rope 10 become the apanage OF barharous desposm re-
serving ourselves the miserable comfort that remote
position aud nsusr deiences will secure that shall be
devoured lastR If these things would be ntoerabe
eeondrate State they hardly be less unacceptable
England and there therefore other alternative but
address ourselves to war aud put forth in the quarrel
the best and utmost OF our strength Nor there
wanting many grounds which encourage TO hope that
By patience perseverance and selfdenal may bring
this struggle like many former ones to successful
Our enemy is cooped up within his drcary do
minous the patient policy OF innocent blockade must
wear out strength and destroy his finances and thu
enormous armamens which he is forced maintain
war footing must be sim more fatal their country
than to their enemies We have brave and faithful ally,
already tested in numberess dangers and trials whose
powerful cooperation viii be with in the hour Of
need Every month that passes over our heads viii tend
rpcn military and rub of the accnmas
ted Of long and eneryating peace. The public
opinion Of Europe with u.s. and courts and soveregns
vaciate ia their resolution the people whom they govern
do not Prussia may constitute herself temple for the
eepon and dedication of the old clothes OF the Emperor OF
Russia Austria may at the last moment shrink from COM
munty OF danger with those whose counses and opinions
she has hitherto shared Turkey shaken parnzed andex
haused may leave the task Of defending her frontiers and
avenging her wrongs foreign hands but with or with
out these supports united France and England strong
enough in such quarrel fight the battle Of civilization
and restore Eastern Europe freedom and independ-
which Eastern Europe dares not strike Tor herself
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MuHDrs rmAL.--A despatch from Ps,ersbnfs -
Monday says;
ain the Prince George court to-day, Judge Nash 49,
ding the Of John Goodfelow scotoh'pAA' s.se
with the murder Of Peter Nelson, mate o. 'ps u 4
Surprise, nj CITY Pont few weeks since ss~ a, :,
trial. The jury rendered verdict q murder y oss
ond degree, aud the court sentenced him 70 'ne y
hary FOR the term Of eight years 4. -
WA. Thomas, an lrshman, will be tree ~ -
offence next fall term
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THr EunoPK.--The last steamer from,
this port says the Boston Trayeer for Liverpool 1.-THE
Afrea took out los passengers unusually large mum
Der The fine paokeishp Daniel Webster Of Trains line
which sails for Liverpool tomorrow has engaged seven
teen cabin forygh, second cabin and 100 steerage pas
senger Many Of the latter returning emglants who
hope 10 do better in their own country.
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aKErr PLATFORM According to the report Of
the New York State engineer and surveyor over twelve
million passengers carried sixteen OF main
railroads hst State during the year Out Of this
immense number but twelve killed, and OF those
twelve eleven we're standing the platform
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Or ron RcssA--Drs. William MeNllen aud William
r Thrall leh Columbus Ohio on the lith inst with the
intention Of visiting Russia and entering the service o. the
Emperor as surgeons.
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Letters.
l3l,s2T
1883
BY the Cunard line, six mails
BY the Collins line, six mails
50,2s9''
Posr Orrrcr DEPARTMENT,

Sin Deemng IL important that Improvement should
DC effected aordng better facilities for transmission OF
pamphlets tabove the weight Of oances
between the United States and the United Kingdom beg
leave 10 invite your attention the subject and TO MAKE
such proposition ~ venture TO hope may be accepted
have examined the correspondence between nav predc.
eessor, Mr. Hubbard, and Lord Hardwcke touching th.
matters and promising that Mr. Hubbsrd objections 10 the
plan Of book post proposed by Lord Hsrdwicke in his
aAeaon OF 2sth January last appear to be conclu
ave against the adoption Of sach plsn propose that
the regulations established by the OF 18Th Deem
per- sas Ia respect to pamphlets and magazines b. nod
fed as follows, viz: .e
or pamphlets Of tho weight Of ounces and under lot the
e a ~ sA.d convention remain the presents
eeedng ounces and weighing not sixteen
ounces let the rate be ounce or fraction Of An
ounce instead OF -four cents either side the riubt being
reserved 70 either party to return to the existing arrange
emit on SIX month"; notice TO the other OF such ntenon
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CITY
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1855.

r.ag IsHAsI JAMS, south Teatt street. rhssde
aa : osI general travelling SCENT assisted By VIZ. H. WILD
JowE coILlss JAnxs DsEssg, A. EvAxs THonAs ID. Mos
goaRrA nAsMIrr Jesrrn BurroH, RosAsr W. Mosasos En-
wARD ~. WiIEs, wnlIAn L. WATuxAAs. H. hispicx,
w. MAcKKr, aud d. g. FxAacE.
n- M Iewis, of Montgomery, Alabama,
sra travelling agent Alsbans
r. JANIS q. Lxwts. and D. LgwIs
e. ~ Jsxxs, No. Harmon CsBctnnssi, oh,os a
travelling the Western States and Texas
a.sea By n. J. Thomas, r. DgsT, VIZ. II. TnosAs r. u
YKisst NJ l.. WssnAH A. L.. CHiLDs, and Dr. wn iA~fs
Receipts o eithes wiz be good
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Ap-sA-KA.HAH, Or jon, first Chief his mark tIs
Ko-KO-HA-WAH, or SAM, second
sAMBo, third chief bis ( marx l. )
TE-CUM-TuM, or JOHN, fourth chief his mark H. 3
TE-WAH-HAIT, or ELIJAH, bis mark Il. u
CH0-CUL-TAH, or GEORGE, bis mark H. a
TELUM-WHAH or BILL, his mark l. a
HART-TISI or APPLEG ATE JOHN his mark IT, Il
QUA-CHlS, or JAKE, his mark T. 81
TOM his mark L 81
HENRY bis mark T. Al
JIM, his mark, IT, al
Executed in presence Of
EDWARD II. GEARy, Secy.
CRs TAYLOR.
john FLErr, Interpreter
II. B. MgrcALFE.
And whereas the said treaty having been submitted
the Senate Of the United States for It's constitutional action
thereon the Senate did the third day Of March eigA
hundred and fifty five advise and consent w. the ras
cation Of its articles by resolution in the words and
figures following to witt
In ExEcunvE SESSION, SENATE or THE uslrEp STATES
Resolred wo-thirds of the senators present coneas
rng) That the Senate advise and consent 10 the raIhc
on Of the articles OF an agreement entered into and e
cluded this fifteenth day OF November, thousand egh
hundred and Bftytour between joel Palmer supenleat
of Indian affairs the part Of the United States And
the chiefs and headmen OF the Rogue River tribe of Indians
on the part of said tribe
Secretary
Now, therefore, be IT known that l. FRANKLIN PKaa
President Of the United States of America do Ia pnre
of the advice and of the Senate expresses
in their resolution Of the third day Of March, ihou
eight hundred and ffty-fve, accept ratiy and confirm
said treaty,
Ia testimony whereof have caused the seal Of the pst
ted States be hereto affixed having signed the Sane VIII
my hand
Done at the city of Washington, this seventh day Of Ap
r. :, in the year Of Lord thousand eight har
IT, - dred and ffy-ve and Of the independence Of h
United States the seventy-nnth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY Secretary OF State.
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the United States still entersns the confident hope that
you respond the wishes Of the reading public Of beth
BY promptly acceding arrangement at
and full of promise OF the happicst results
have the honor be, very respectfully, obedent
servant, hOhAiio hiNt,
Principal Clerk for Foreign Mails.
The right HONORABLE yiscount CAssisa,
Postmaster General, Ae., London.
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Bremen, the United states has no postal arrangement
with any other European country. In its arrangement
England but these embrace neither pamphlets mag
axines for the plain that although this depart
ment has made proposition to that effect, the British
Office has declined IT, and they permitted pass
With respect Bremen there is foreign charge whatever
works Of this kind transported by United States steamers
and only half cent when conveyed by Bremen
steamers.
In still pressing his offer for reduction, the Postmaster
General actuated by higher motive than merely estab
ish uniform pamphlets and magazines all
egn countries He desires to bring down the the
practicable point that the citizens OF each country
obtain through the mail the publications Of the
other At a reasonable postage.
Under present rates. the postage for instance
s,agye nsmber Of Hunts Merchants Magazine DcBow's
Revicw (weghing tir ounces lie forty eight cents S. &c
per and like Backwoods and Frasers
s4 ouaces seventy cents number, S. "a year.
At the proposed rates the postage periodical Of the
weight Of either of the first above named would be twelve
cents number 81 A ayear; and one OF the weight
OF either OF the others, eighteen cents ~ le agar
Works OF the weight British quarterly reviews ss
ounces. would still be excluded being above the stipulated
limit OF pound but the Postmaster General would read
liz extension OF this limit include all period
publications In the progressive scale of postage with
out regard to weight Thus the total postage single
number of either Of those reviews would be thirty
cents 81 SO whereas under the present reguls
on they not they OF their weight
excluded from the mail the postage q single number
would be 81 50, S. Os year The Postmaster General
however disposed cmharrass the question by chang
ing the Of his original proposals and in this view
the whole subject seeing that plan OF book post
not without essential notifications be made applicable
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Dee. RR<paessv.ss -
iNNI 6oRATINGHC oRDIAL.
4 Phenomenon in Medicine,

= I !
Ls1skaN hSsSQyea ssIsI LsLs Ls9.ltAsaei 5g Morse
Lseisorakiag E2.xSr =
IT III ra,I.<ss =. al -. 1T .,...-...
| Win as.<e+~x - So sf,s .efs capacity
ssiYfss .na tafs ACT ouly heat hsxAx Of rs iah
with happv eject on the reae,al orr. aiz.,,a. az
go II - - - - s.ea: .t,eAF N
tf nery9ts svsiers nr3 ,SsT fhs - "'ta
=; .5. :. -s - :. 80 s'1N1A~A "a ire nerve
safslal j. ths AMY yeiala nra,.rs.i, go '1s 1iiAx
Cnre ns Nerrous Dsseaxe.
Ne laasus 90 can convey an sdeeaste iJes AZ ,hs -;
Ire 5is~sss ssbiIita,s9 ana b.T.s4 80 = sAloas IN
hesAeT - - en- IL ga b, excess es na,a,.
pairei Iy sfEness-tks unstrvnS N rsY,~s9 - -"
igon IS al aute traced re-vivie5 and built TSsns
al sua physical SYMPTOMS of nervous 4Ixasss
.esl sg aaeex its in1aensa Nor i M 49, ,,a.
On ae contrary the relief is psrpaanea for the cr5
properties a ths N elcine re5cb tn, eoasi,,an i,Ir
Los, OF Nemafs
C,-f4<ea -rl}ira~x r,sb IN 49, :. - -,
ny 8estfty h,stera asrs.s ~, lf
-. - - - t'1ee"t> 81 seH
- :, -. y st.stsAa@. ! sleiA4 Efostra-
tttI :. ~ - .se.l'lS y siesp. diseases
.dett e 1a.es' SeeSS ~ ne tfopA,ins fneons hys
i'sh Us EA.i.a, siS-' ron "e.lsler eAase arr,
- " E w t~i'ee o - FfAeeN Oh human
i t.rcat Medicinc for Females.
couap}a!nts 5nesn; to females osSle ~ ar, n th
medicine Thousand. 81 sti,nutsnts havs -,
suea-taaasARds Of invigerants eoneoctea-an pnr
porting b specified in the erAn.e
which the delicate urnA fibn women rem
hey liable
-, = 10y " " t oman o. sense
,r,r,,r ,ins in a. 49, - -, .t ,9 'erN oGshess'
reru i.r n h~r ss~ or mo-, = htb I ~. g'HE
inyisar. tje- 90 .fiaI !. .,isr 80 s''e ne
''' so's'''s Wy ,y,. -. x
,, : =, - =, AZ tS "a =. >oaas
botti r t ,bk ~ ms, s'sef 'nes nay used
IN q = ga rssene steF q the = stem In
gisraE r. would no have tesa sat f9r this
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No. 70 Fourth street Ifa Sasiti tE Macon
nee Batfdirg) Cincinnati, Ohio,
MANUFACTURER and Importer of Dress Trim
w mings Fringes Buttons Cords and Tssels Threads
Tapes Blind Trimmings, Tailor Trimmings and Fancy
Goods Agent for Machine Silk and Thread, Needles
Nanufs curing Silks, Worsteds and Cotton.
II Eleven experience in the Trimming business,
enables the proprietor his customers such
variety of Goods the constantly changing fashions de-
mand large stock silk Fringes Tasses and Buttons
kept constantly hand made order short notice
PRINCES heavier and better than those made East.
and cheap. Persons using Sewing Machines viii find il
to their advantage silk and thread made and
stoeed expressly for the machine store has been Ia
ken in Smith & Nixon's building, the site Of the
Concert Hall, with view accommodate large stock
and have the well arranged He feels confident that
please all no call him with their orders
N B-Catalogues sent by mall post paid, on application
Septamber l-tf
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By Royal Letters Patent.
T II e II Y DR. o NJ A G E N!
OR, wATrR-PRooF, ASrI-eoNsuArrIyE
CORK -SOIES,
hAsuFAcTUE t.l..r p
HaECOurI. KradIeY a CO..


a Mark street. Manchester.
Principal street. Gheapside London
England American 81 Ann and l02
street, New York, U. s. f+ e t5 II t=E
JH'HE Iydromagen valuable protecting the
Lung diseases, pitAoat
its ,nsffsqrs caractet il powerful Anfdote disease
For Gentlemen it wifi be found agreeable.
the coolest he
wet If the Hydroma Is inserted. Ladies
hiie sumption, prevalent among young OF
be twarte their adoption They
entirely saPerese ooersAoes the
sre in unhealthy and besides
pedestrians weather. like Ialia kabsrs While
te latte feet TO extremely ydron
bega thin slice Of cork peculiarly placed
inside. does the sire OF the foot
they exercise with comfort healthy effects
Te slight besides
those who aronize them viii find their yearly Doctors balls
~ stb
As the Hydromagen is becoming known
almost incredible
Manchester. Brmin CHAM, Liverpool Leeds Dublin
Antwerp, Hambur Berlin cur reached az
of Clerk soes This the
that
Ask the Faenty their opinion of their value
for Coughs Colds Bronchitis, Asthma and
Mems size per pair 50 cents
Boys md Misses %
NoTICGErom the retail prices
JobbeFs and Wholesalers that
make fine profit their SALE while they
be kept store class goods.
for terms. Apply to HARCOURT, BRADLEY a. Co,
b Ann street, New York
September Is. 1851.
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Certificate 81 Pr Fl Jordan late resilient p1vsiti la. o.
the oar III street Cholera Hospital
can cheer lily mend the Alter atiye GSla the
lic know iag 10, that i Is excellent article
asea ese1 e-Jeet the Cha.ers Hospital
citv, cramps aGd FsI2s II the stomach ana
bowels. also used II IA cf aaaaUal-.l 81 the
ki5nevs with H. hsPFiest effect From N know les
ITS virtues aud others. which
have used have no heitaRcy in * suPa
rior medicine hitherto offered the rutlic with
which have baeome acquainted all woa4 eheerieIly
recommend It 10 the public
J. IL JORDAN. ". ID.
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Goods at Cost!

THE undersigned having Pt. chased Of w As1ersob
Il his stock OF Dry Goods, will continue the
the house, door of the Exehsrse will
sell the Goods AT COST Tor the purpose Of investing
capital in Books and Stationery His gem
eral embracing almost every variety OF Goods for
and serlemens which, for beauty style and
pericr quality OF fabric. exceed in the place
He viii also continue keep fer sale general
msnt Of Miscelsn and School Books, 10 all the
departments Of literature His assortment Of Sta
tionery will also embrace every kind required by the
of community. These he VIII sell low thew
be purchased IN the West. and the Dry Goods will
sold at Come and fer yourselves.
J r. FRANKLIN.
Haeerstoyn lad August =, 1874 S4Sn
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NEW STORE.

CHEAP A S THE CHI ZAP EST.
H,ROCKER & son have opened New Grocery and
- Provision Store Main street, door of the
Huntington House. where they VIII keep constantly on
hand all kinds Of Groceries and Provisions for sale
Wholesale aud Retail Likewise, kenworthy' Flour kept
constantly hand together with Corn, Oats and Feed OF
all kinds o4 cows horses. And all Of the above
ticles viii be delivered order Cash paid for all kinds
OF produce. COCKER { SON
c-E T,,a
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THE CHEST.
Medicated Fur Chest Protector.

To all persons. conditions.
safe shield those fearful diseases Bros hi
tis. asthma CeHzhs Colds. and other aHs = n Large,
which exposed Cst
fashion, aud tae eeutiHssl changes Of climate
The fTqt ctor - chemically prepared fer lHei
WITH ss az a8dc, NtSl, suspended fT5H lie
c1etsssffs rad q rgu.forf
eezt
making pro thregg7. t- Uai.ed
alas South America the West EHfies L hss ~
lime taeL EagiaT
foI "Ale Las roaA Il I-y ae--Eies 70 tEe sstgn Of
rrie 81 ds,ss
tsese fscts quire Of any Tnza r. silent n
1oaT v1cif4ty q hI= s--c @! the heaeacl. 5z u
ing Ike PrOtectF trl.
l. tof vezFiEg ase Professors irits anT ID
last yeas. ~ the keta d -
ftrlts gi ~ ;--al- The HoslsL4ls
mt aiere Ing them, lut rapy 5Ta4a1srs
HaTcesrt. Brf1ST & Go uf London. and Ma chester.
y the aasHtsd CooTsr.
corning ersgas I-scructio1s, and therefore Teee~
those who s9al The Petect rs to tlr teiDg
geuEf1=-
--5 R=.aeass ts-sl ear..s..,aal a p4ses .1i7s
E1tAt5 fE1rEB
Ladies
Boys AL u.ssas 10. -
HAEC5URT, BRADLET 4 CO.. u.
? Aua street AID ilL Nassau Saz Isrk, l..
Pm pal NzTesa7s 1ee Wood street ClFzi4es LDnloa
AauufActeFE- A afs-ke street N1zcaeater. z
II b. sstaalf= Dos the ..pro.ec
tF al q America Physicians. Drrgts
t-thiers F Goods Merchants Haters ard IA .rs;
fientisLael EES.g AeeIers :ae
wholesale and rtsl 5tE c.io4 ~ tA- aad
ai er-as arr esr3 fsr Ser elerss, al splendid
tGiSJ o!es tteza fer safe t-aEtabtc business.
Ear terms APP HARCoURT. BRADLEY & co.
sser4e.-se- rs. = - - @ ." - =
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AAnaIoAH ARTISTS UNION.

THE AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION would resneetf,,,v
announce to the citizens Of the United States and the
Canada that for the purpose Of cultvang
fine arts throughout the county, aud with the view
o .:s Of %
in order Engravings
and others but inspire smons sase os
Of art: to Sc to the of their
ss0,O0o Gifts, of the Actual Cost of $4,000.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving therefore,
ceivos not only Engraving richly the money
also s'enss Which entities him to one Of the Gifts when
Far Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving beautifully
.r ,orsh Of splendid Engasilss be selected from
Of the engsvngs Be theofice Of paper
For saoh dollar sent, Engraving actually worth that
SUM- .'' ~ 1 4 q al nn i9rs'.''s'' forwarded
The G0nmt.se believing that the success of this Great
resolved such on reliable terms agents
in the hands Of committee Of purchasers
due notice Of which will be throughout United
800 ~ 1>-, list OF GIFTS.
100 Marble buss Of Washington, at s Io0, sic 900
5 5ss S:Sy:.-- -: 1 1879, 1890
50 elegant on Paintings: solsndid gilt ioo 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x5 feet so, 5000
500 elegant plate Engravings, eolored in OIL n 10 mn
- rich gilt frames, aa.so inches each ~ ''O00
o.- oNo Arlington Monument saeb
.o,,-.-- :. raass rngravngs, from 100 different
'os Plates in possession Of and owned by the Ar
fists Union OF the market value of from 30 cents to
II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1,000
frst class dwelling in street, New City 900
CITY. each a5xloo feet deep at $1,000 1900
100 Villa contsnining each 900 feet in
the suburbs of New Y ork city, and commanding
magnificent view of Hudson river and Long Island
sound At $500. ...........-.......... 10000
20 perpetual cash. without interest," security
$3.50 each, 5000
so 100 5000
100 so 5000
$50 20 " 5000
20oO 5 10000
Reference regard to the Real Estate F. j. NisscHER
Co. Real Estate Brokers' New York Orders post paid
with money enclosed, to be addressed,
]. w. HOLBROOKE, Secy, sos Broadway n. Y.
The Enarings this catalogue ready delivery
Noveuber 10 1854 Att
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To the Public,

THIS certify ia June last attacked with
the AsiAtic Cholera, auL my phSslc4an said
collapsed state hal remained IN this state
hours when nay ysieian iatoIn my family and
friends that could possibly live. and strictly forbid
my permitting any giving any instheine or
nourishnent whatever, II would only hasten Death
At this Mr. Forsha ana altgt " IEa
him tottle containing four Of his AitcCStEe
a ana asked permits si1n Of my wife TO use it
eiately spped and was in warm rsrs piration Fri
o which time my eNtreuties Were coiG Gle ulny
sweat face and head After the Of two 9th
bottles OF thu medicine entirely relieved
Of all distress ana Ia .sg restored r. health
would cheer. fully and heartily recommend this
Balm sli who afflicted IN similar way have
also in other diseases, ami have tsuua
excellent remedy 10 not think It esn te highly
commended. 59EL KIRBY.
ana the statement Of the physician rnsde true
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TIC ALL STOCK FEEDERS

II Inc STOCK, IS by proper Iood and aTtsttI71h
LeayittS Improved Portable Will,
{As above representst is the Machine by which
good iced be prepared in less time and it'll less
than any other machine in hundreds Of eNreri-
enc testify Among the which this
mill is adapted, sre-t rushing Corn and Cob together;
Smelling Corn: Grinding Neal Making Hcminy Grinding
Oats. Unlike other Crushers, this Mil feeds Itself,
perfectly with the largest Of corn by throwing in
bushel OF at a time.
This celebrated and truly valuable Machine is for sale
by j. X. BOSWELL Richmond, Ind, where 10 can be adj
dressed in regard 70 Mills county rights The constant
demand those Crushels justify J X in reducing the
price to $40.
Il = Farmers call Wednesdays, Thursdays 81 Xxi
days the Railroad Depot, and this Mil work before
buying elsewhere
November IL 1854, Pal and Far If
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that cannot lie eNceIled any
Persons wishing anything line viii
call before purchasing elsewhere, viii he
The other
Indiana Ny assortment Is better than las ever been offered for
the inspection OF the citizens Of tbs of the
Let all who want bargains line. fair trial.
Should but call prices,
satisfied Will find purchase Of
Come eyerybofy have enough land supply
the region round about III ID. MERSEREAC.
u shop in James ~ STAIRS building, nearly opposite
the old Sloan House,
Eichmoud, Dec. :. 1851.
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LSreSh Peaches, Tomatoes, Cherries. CurrantS.
and other Fruit, pat up in cans. just received BY
Ner. so. E. H. CITIZENS.