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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-04
CARTER,s.sPANIsH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDi
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
the Afflicted Read aud Pom d.

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDi
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read aud Pom 188s
inallible remedy for scrofula Kings evil: khsppa-
Blotches. Bois Ague and Fever ChrOH
Sore Ewes letter, seald Head. Enlargement
and Pain ofthe opts Stubborn Ulcers Sy phs
tic Disorders Lumbsgo Spinal Complaints and al Diseases
arising judieious Mercury lmpruasnse IN
Life Impurity Of ths Bloed
R- This great Alternative medicine aud Purifier Of the
Blood the thousands OF grateful ron
all of the Cned States no testify daily the rtmaa
kshe performed by the greatest o. all medieines
uatism Serofula. EuptioDs the Skin Liver Dseas@
Fevers Ulcers Old Affections Of the kidneys Disss
Throat Female compaints, Pains ard Aching q
TIE Bones and Joints are speedily put 70 aght 81 psng h
great and inestinable remedy
For ali the Blood nnthn has yet teen fezad
compare Of all impurities.
efficiently the liver and kidneys
the dgeon gives tone 20 the stomach makes TIE sEe
clear and healthy enfeehled by
tive vigor strenRth.
Ladies. is Ably better than All the Sas
metics few Ca zTER's rPANiss hfx
will remove all sallo oss
the general health remakabs degree eeyono all the
medicn es heard Of.
from Perona from All parts the United States the be
tat is no nurabug shout The pe.s hote
and public men well
to bs romnnnity sdd their 70 tse Wondsrfu
s9sct. of this a FEAT BLOOD PURIFlEk.
Ell % ~. get Circular and Almanac: sad read
sb cures this truly greatest Of all medicines haf
performed; unIe.s signed BENNETT BEERS Propri-
+-s M Pearl Richmond Va to whom All ordsrs
800 ,pIies aad yer eies must be addressed.
~ ale Nv Haliock Stoddard. EvansVls; tpiloek
parnAater Princeton: O. H. Clark Nineenles. apa y
dealers in medicines generally Suso
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOE THE JouRNAL
News from the Kansas Crimea!
EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
Bloody Doinzs in Prospect,
INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 3

INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 8.
| We have just received reliable intelligence
from Kansas Territory, which increased the
excitement here. You are doubtless appraised
of the origin of the difficulty, that of the ar
rest of prisoner in the hands of the Sheriff
by party of IA to 20 of the citizens of Law
renee and its vicinity, and their refusal TO de-
liver any concerned up to the officers of the
Territory, unless it be to the Gov. or to those
of the General Government. This determine
ton is strengthened by Lane; also by the edit
or of the paper at Lawrence, and few of a
similar stripe, who are continually making
harangues to the popualce and urging immedi-
ate preparation. On Saturday night Lane de-
livered speech of this character, which was
received with enthusiasm.
The Governor seeing such a state of things
existing, very properly ordered out the mill
tia of the Territory, who did not respond very
readily to his wishes; and many of the citizens
of the Western borders, willing to quell the
disturbance, have offered their assistance; they
are now in readiness to be on duty at mo-
ment's warning. Many have also gone from
Lafayette and the adjoining counties, prepared
for the emergency, and the Governors party,
numbering from $50 to 800 men, are at
Franklin, few miles distant, awaiting great
or force. Reports reach US that there are
l, 100 men organized and ready for resistance
in Lawrence, armed with Sharp's rifles, md
that they are entrenching themselves as fast
as they can. From another source learn that
the better men in the place say they are will
ling to give up all concerned in the affair, if
the legally authorized persons ask it; other
wise they will resist to desperation. The
Governor responds why not deliver them to
the Sheriff or to the United States Marshal
who have already demanded them? Trouble
no doubt will result from it as there is much
excitement on both sides. A meeting is being
held now to see if some means cannot be
adopted to terminate the matter peaceably if
possible, forcibly if they must.
On Saturday the Governor, by telegraph,
asked the President for assistance from Fort
Riley and Leavenworth, and until it is grant
ed nothing will be done unless the excitement
of parties concerned will bring it on before,
and if so, many valuable lives will be lost.
Orwhat transpircs further will try and keep
you advi sed.
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New ORLEANS. Dec. 1.

Twenty-Five out of thirty-fv fire compa-
MES marched in procession to Lafayette square
at noon to-day, to surrender their apparatus to
the city, in consequence to the non-payment of
appropriations and other Sights by the city
government. The city is totally without a
fire department.
New YoRK, Dec. g.
Flour declined; choice State SO 3711a, good
Ohio Southern rs. Wheat lower-Southeln
white Is, do red 2 %. Corn dull O516
for mixed. Mess pork dropping Beef dull.
Lard advanced. Whisky lower-sales at 4Uc.
BALTIMORE, Dec. g.
Flour dull and no sales to report. Wne@t
declined; about 50, 600 bushels offered-small
sales at 81 1852 II, for good prime white
choice 81 20; Red 81 II. Corn declined;
sales new white at $4,000; yellow 9O@93c,
old white 95c, do yellow 96@97c.
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UR. W. 7. OVENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AMI EEVERS

TTis of., and frs.u.nty the tati:s .f individuals
S.. I g SSs Ss eH
merely the Imagination the brain of the
Of the Nth a' td sS %
miraculous wonderful diseases which
the eesses in the Ptios Of this
there has BEEN 'Sd to S. e '
would refer persons this community who trying
oanS s o@ the use Of these Ps
made ~ machinery for the purpose ofmakns ey They
ads and by the subscribers and are composed
prices generally patent pills But those whs
days Thereby enabling he patient bis daily
patton these ills the cheapest aad sursst msdisiAs
Read the wing and IL you want more evil
denee the Pills il will svsa BY psrsasi
application to the subscribers; a..
Th' Chat ny son wa, Is, saa.n very sp1 with chill Hill
Piia am happy to .y hey sf
fectsda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN II. MeFAR.
August. 1855.
tn. r'Posato1 that Dr. en- & nslsb1s
we'll aaa believe Them to be the nSw Shsrsd S the
SIS: a.e1a n K! = s.s
years been severely afflicted with ch and Fever and ind
days ss's fasEf s'
ei:sa .f sa.
would say to all w6G ssvt va coTtc
s c sGI .ss my "'ra i'i ca4s aRsT
Eos HAREoE, KY. Aprii II, 1883.
This TO certify that had Ghs and Fever in family
Chill medicine had IN the country In erdi-
they have stopped the chs the most OF my
family On Oldest there was mons
would make until across
tia. they are the best Pills have sverused.
owExsBoRo Ky. Feb IL. 1888.
DR. ". T. OwYN-DeGr Sir; have heen ahiefed WisA
chs for six mouths and after try ing yaro US
adi n
sound and we'll snd believe them to tAs
medicine in BALTHASEK W ACh..
hsve gentleman for six and eer-
fy that his gtatsments are true.
Pittsturg. Pa.
LEwIsrosT KY, Jan. 2. 1885.
This cerfss that have had the ehls and ever for
various remedies without effect then
tor Of Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and they have entirely eTr'A
lh0S' r. IAtLoA.
OWvHsBoRo April Ia. 1855.
sertfy had ehs and fevers and applied to Rsod
phy stefan prescribed for and medicine.
then advried to try Dr. Chill Piiis did and they
stopped chills and perfectly we'll they also
red distressing pain in the side, which Wa
fearful something serious Persons athletes
with chs would do we'll to use them they are esrsA
OEo ". hoH NSn.
rbero the directions followed.
R1- For sale, Wholesale and retail. hY
" J. ". 0oAPTor Druggist.
0Wensburg. EY.
ssby wooLsEY & SAWYER,
Whslssxle RAa r tail Agents..
SEPT 4mrw Evansville, Ind
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Memoir of Major James Smith.

Departed this life, at his late residence in
Gibson county, Indiana, on the 14th Novem-
Der, 1855, Major James Smith, in the SD
year of his age.
The deceased was born in Spottsylvania
county, Virginia. At an early age, heremoved
with his father to Fayctte county, Kentucky.
He assisted in cutting the cane and making
the first road leading from Lexington to Win
chester. In 1903, he removed with his fami-
ly to the Indiana Territory, and settled on the
land he continued to occupy at the time of his
dea h. lie served in the war of 1812-was
member of Gen. Harrison's staff at the battle
of Tippecanoe and soon after Capt. Warrick
received a mortal wound, and was taken from
the field, his company unanimously made
choice of Major Smith to serve as Captain of
their company.
Major Smith was Delegate to the first
Constitutional Convention of Indiana. The
Constitution formed by that body, who COM
spleted their labors in the incredible short
time of thirty-ni days, was probably, the
best Constitution Indiana will ever have.
In the course of long life, the sub jsct of
r., this memoir has been called upon to fill many
important stations His virtue, honesty, and
morality were above suspicion As teacher
of the youthful mind, his services have fire.
sauently been called into action. Some of the
first men Of Lexington. Kentucky received
the rudiments of their education from him;
amongst the number may be named the cele-
.brated Dr. Dudley, one of the greatest Sur
geons of his day, Many years ago, he taught
school for q long while in this county: and it
may be said with truth, that the young men
who attended his school have turned out to be
the best educated and most useful men of the
country.
+, For near thirty years he served as Com
missioner of the Seminary Township Lands o
Gibson county. And to his kind and benevo
lent heart, in advancing his own means to pre-
vent forfeiture of their lands many are th'
persons who are indebted to him for the farms
on which they now reside.
He died in the full possession Of his men
tai faculties; expressing himself. a few mo
ments before his death. that he was ready anC
prepared to die. May the God of all grace re
ceive him in heaven. is the prayer of the au
thor Of this communication.
fncenues Gaz. OAkLY GROVE
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CIR Dailp gonrnal.
L0CAA DEPARTMENT.
Fire---Almost.

Last evening at So O'Clock, the rear part
ofthe dwelling occupied by Mr.. Deistch, editor
Of the Reform, was discovered on fire. The
neighbors at once rushed in and by the liber-
al use of water, in short time quelled the
flames. Considerable injury was done the
house by the free use OF the axe to reach the
flames, but it escaped remarkably well. Mr..
DIS furniture and fixtures were thrown in the
greatest confusion. Had the fire broke out
late in the night, we doubt whether the build
ing could have been saved. 1t is owned by
Mr. Linck The engines were not needed.
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TEE MARRIED wcMAFs'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION


BY DR.. A. 81. AAURiCEAS,
PROFESSOR OF pIsEAsKs woHKS.
O7ls Ha'ldredth Edition 100000 18mo ps. ESQ
euard ro-h OF established ryrutaa fcgnd slarses Ia
the sstsioEusof tho great Trade Sales Of New York
Philsd.l phis. other cities, snd scld by tia
pliEeiPsl booksellers il the CRited stAtss
EVERY bore discover. by corar arnx her
with those described the character
her Nint. and DO spared much
fsring ell the unpless&nnsss of making known
making inquiries OF physician. in the nubsre
ailments nhieh che is sabsa The wife abost beeons
mother has often nsed OfRsrutcn aud sdvies in
her which she will horsFns This book
tells her what do eris siHp
but ehsste words, and such as she understaaa,
Those suffering obsruetions irregularities pssuli
the female systsm. from PkoLAPsus rTEk Calling
she womb or rom SLgo: AEos MI :seh hnd in its Pa'
Much d. tres: Of Ehs Sa well as Thousands Peeunisrl
to the marriage state were better That
aaes that viii rather tina,
consult or converse with even medical man in respect
In cory The Married Woman Private Medical Co
aa. n thit sp &
eOnsut at all times without violence her sensitive
Extract Of letter gentleman in Dayton Ohio
Dr. A. NJ NAuRrcEAr: Ny Dearsr: My wife per-
eeptiby sinking three
every successive one more and more
Prostraed her putting her LIE in imminent danger
this of things inevitable and resigned myseli t.
tanning some matters Is.hng NY ease? On its rscep' an
mind and the arted wife.
the Of VI. NJ Deson. provi-
& remedy ltOpened PROSPECT which little
possible But this ere another wOal
passed head in all human probability wife
would her grave and my children left othsrss
INDIANA AGENTS.
I'M J. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris & Turner
reencastle; James FL Richmond; j. FAiyre. Shelby
II. Harvey Nineennts james Beard H. Faucett
and G. B. Hensy. Kokomo snodErass PerrysvIlle
y Chamberlain Ekhart; T. J Lsngdon Roet FORT; n G
Dustin Jedersouve @ ". Ali.en Franklin l. c. APP
| plesate. Delphi and "a MI Ell LISTER Eyansville. -
aS7- OF One Polar THE NJ RRlED W0
Mans PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (naiI
any Of the United states the Csnadas
British Provinces Y letters nrst be postpaid an az
City. Publishing Office, No l25 Liberty Street New ork
am-daw
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The fast and elegant Alvin Adams wa


here Sunday night, from st. Louis, having left
that city last Saturday. We thank Messrs.
Myers and Archer, of the offic,, for a big pack
age of papers. This most splendid of all
packets in the Louisville and St. Louis trade
may be expected here very Thursday morn
ing for the latter city.
- The Indiana is loading at ST. Louis for
New Orleans-rather giving the Ohio the "ge
by"
- The little Jas. Paul did not get off for
the Wabash till Sunday. She is going to Ter
re Haute and will doubtless get good load
back.
- The small steamer Black Hawk has
stopped running in the Wabash trade, and gone
up Kentucky river
The R. H. Winslow, from Cincinnati
for st. Louis, was crowded with passengers on
her arrival here, having nearly $50 cabin and
over 100 deckers-also 300 tons Of freight.
- The steam towing Eclipse" was sunk
on Wednesday, by coming in collision with the
steamer "Henry Graft" at the Clusters, below
Wellsville-the "Graff" was ascending and the
ECLIPSE descending.
- The passenger steamers Ohio, States
man. Queen City, Grand Turk, Lebanon, Clara
Dean, and Gael were loading for St. Louis at
Cincinnati, last Saturday.
- The river continues falling here but
is in a good boating stage for the largest steam
ers.
- We thank the clerk of the Kate Sar-
Chef for the following manifest:
The following rates of freight prevailed
at Cincinnati last Saturday:
St. Louis--Whisky So; Oil So; Dry Goods
20; Heavy Freights 2O@25 per cwt.
New Orleans Flour 40; Pork go; Whisky
75c; Oil 75c; Potatoes 40c per Dbl; Pound
Freight 30@4oc per cwt
notwithstanding Oil and Vinegar ST.;
Ale rs; Pound Freight 40 per cwt
The Kate Sarchet was preparing to leave
last night with large lot of freight for the
Wabash river.
- The following rates of freight were
standard here yesterday:
NeU Orleans.-Flour 30c per bbl; Pork and
Lard 4O@45c per Dbl; Corn and Wheat 2O@
25c per sack; 20@25c per 100 lbs.
Pitts5,uy and Wheeltng-Flour 35@4oc per
b5l; Pork SOC per Dbl and zoe per 100 lbs
CInciandti-Flour zoe per Dbl and 15@20c
per 100 lbs.
- The Mediator arrived here last even
| ing from Cincinnati with full trip for New
Orleans and good many passengers. We
thank Mr.. Hawley, of the Office, for papers.
The Mediator took on and put off some freight
here.
- The Cincinnati packet Lands was here
yesterday for New Orleans and only remained
few minutes She WIS loaded deeply and
had loaded barge in tow.
- The fine steamer Fanny BulIitt took
in large quantity of freight yesterday at this
port, and left with the barge Jim Howard, the
steamer loaded to the guards.
| Mersnrauda
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EThree young men connected with a
Medical College in Cleveland, have been arrest
ed for disinterring and stalling corpses from
Woodland Cemetery, in that city. They gave
bail to appear for examination. The affair JUS
ly creates much feeling.
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THE Hoe MARKET-All tho houses have
now been killing but the receipts are yet too
light to keep them steadily employed. The
weather last evening was also too warm. We
hear of the sale of lOO0h,a d at Sc rs from
the hooks, 500 head to packer at 50 So and
ass head at Sc 25 from the hooks. In piece
meats the only sale reported was 1000 shout
Idsrs ct cents. In larda sale of 300 tiercos at
10Y ccnts--r Lon. Jour.
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~ The Washington Star says that the
friends of General Joseph Lane have presented
his name to the President for the post of Bri-
gadier General in the United States Army,
made vacant by the resignation of General
Hitchcock.
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MeUoranda,

Steamer Kate Sarchet left Terre Haute
Nov. 9th at IL O'Clock We left in port for
New Orleans. Hungarian; 28th, met steamer
D. A. Given at vincennes; 10Th met Magnolia
above the locks, and Jas. Paul at Mt. Carmal;
80 Virginia at mouth of Wabash. December
LIST, met Fashion at West Franklin, Charleston
in Henderson bend, arrived at Evansville
Saturday II NJ. with $50 tons.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
a

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN on HAND.
gENHE grsaess known family Medicine for Barns ooushs
Colds Sore and Qainssy Wili DiArrhes.
Choiera Morhus Cramps Spssms. Will Fever and
Agno ard never known fail Daily ard hourly css
and cnrs for the
An agent wrtes:I had life with this than
any Other edicne and all try the remedy and satisfy
sales in Indiana. Thousand doEea
bottles than other Mdiene
now before public For sale by all the principal Drug
gsts United States British America California aRa
WHoLEsALE AGENTS:
LEIGH YERLING, Evansville. lad suseesssrE to Ksl-
Ter L FsrrsIev.
CHAs Fl CLARK. Vinsesnes. Ind.
JOHN D. PA~K. Cinein natl 0hioean BE obtained ofthem
ut NJ anufactursrs' prices. BOYD. STONE { CO.,
Nszmes City Ohis.
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By the arrival of the Star Of the West i'm
portant news from Nicaragua has been re-
ceiyed.
On the 9th inst. Corral, Commander of the
forces of the late Government of Nicaragua,
was detected in traitorous correspondence with
Santor Cuardiela, late general officer in the
Logitimist Army--notwithstandi he had
80 recently ratified the treaty of peace, and
with solemn ceremonies naugurated the new
Government-and subsequently celebrated the
union of the two armies by public ball, in
demonstration of his sincerity. He was
promptly arrested by order Gen. Walker, tried
by court martial, found guilty of high trea-
son, and shot at the public plaza IN the city of
Granada
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EUREKA DANCING CLUB.-This Club will
give another of their parties this evening at the
usual place. These dancing parties are well
attended, and are made joyous occasions of in
nocent recreation.
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
~ AIR EtSrhOE ,EEE e

FENE effects eftbis wonderful Hair Restorative pro-
ducing the hihg results in the public mind
old young lavish their praises Of the virtues ofth
remarkable position II the only preparation that
bedepenied hair to its natural color and
re bald heads luxuTisLt growth.
E The following is frsn distinguished member Of thu
medical pro fessian:
Ct. PAUL. Jan. I, 1885.
PROF o. j. WOOD Dear Sir: Unsol cited. / send
thiscsrs6eats After being nearly bald for long time and
tried all hair resorxtyes exabt and having
faith in Undue hearing OF Eiveit
myself the hands of barber. had
with brush and the Restorative then
applied we'll till the scalp all glow
repeated every morning and in three week the
appeared raPidl from the first August las
is thick black and strong
pleasant wheress before It harsh
little it, and that little disap
pesrirg yery rapidly. still Restorative about
week and shall have good and perfect of
now have READ these thngand tho has mott but
hitherto in which person. hair
really benefited by of the hair torres 6e. ofthe
it really gives record the result
Experiences have recommended y9u 70 others
general sale throughout the Terri
tory The people here its effects and have in
supply wholesale agents foi the Terri
nearly exhausted daily inquiries, are made TO- it.
You for discovery for return
it has done for certainly had
iSd box long of ever efecting any such result
Yours. hastily. j. w. BOND.
Firm of Bond 4 Kellog Drra gists.
ST. Paul III t.
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nrThe London Times saws;

0rThe London Times says;
Like Rome, and the mighty nations of the
past, so will America crumble into insignifi-
canoe, and the force ofRepublicanism will NEE
its doom in the hands of its greatest actors.
The wish is often father to the thought
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NOTICE.

NOTBCEs
A. G.. ADLERSBERG, WILLIAM KEMP.
Lamasco City Surveyor. Civil Engineer.
TNHE undsrsigned have Joined into Partnership in the
Surveyor and Civil Engineer Business. and solicit the
patronage of the public.
All Surveying LevenE etc. will be puRetu-
ally attended to and promptly execu'ed.
Maps Plans Views DraNiREs etc., made to order with
nOTi4osm ADLERSB BERG KEMPF.
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or Prof Thompson has removed his Bar
Der shop from Vine street to the Pavilion Ho-
tel He has now neat little shop right in the
rear of the front hall, and very convenient
to the public.
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Two Steamboats, and wharf-boat Destroyed by
Firei
MEMPHIS, Dec. 8.

Destructive conhagration this morning
about oclock-steamers George Collier,
Mayfower and wharfboat Mary Hunt all a
total loss Officers all sayed-boats, papers
AID baggage all lost-ten to II lives lost, in
Guiding two cabin boys on the Collier. Total
Joss estimated at $250,OOO. Insurance on
boats $1,000. The fire originated on board
the Collier, which had just arrived from New
Orleans Just as she touched the landing
she was discovered to be on fire. The May
flower was one of the most beautiful boats on
the Mississippi river.
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PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Al-iR Adams from St. Louis. for Lo isvilIs.
Tishomipgo. from Memphis. for Louisvllls.
Fanny BalIitt from Louisville. for New Orleans.
A. L ShotwsIl. from New Orleans. for Louisville.
John Tsmpkns. fro m Cincinnati. for Tenn. river.
LAnais from Cincinnati. for New Orleans.
Msdi-.or, from Cincinnati for New Orleans.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.

e Trial, Conviction, and Execution Of General
Corral for High Treason.
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HAVING connected with in the Foundry and Machine
a Z WIN. A. DUNN and WIN. TAYLOR they
being Practical Mechanics in the business would
that intend do good work and
in the We intend warrantinE
when done both 10 workmanship and material well
quality We ask liberal patronage from
ything ia liue OF business calculating
only uOny for what do but expecting to
glory also. noVli HENRY SCHRIBtA