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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

hid GLOVES At SOC PER PAIR Just received
So az Lsiies supcri1r IL Cloves Sigh; spotted boar
shir ard WI. Be sid o. Pc; pair. worth !
Z II. LTADEt NER & Co. No 81 Roadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

NV SINS NEW SUkS-E. II. LEADBEATER
Co M Rros6vsy open THIS raOTnins esses Of rich
Iar s-s R-csae Ss which they hsve received by the last
srs.zs- vii o4e5 them bAssins Also coo Pisd
lsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

GRrAT CHANGE in the WEATHER, but no alter
,s y n, y-,cs ef LSasks IS RAYS Taste and durability
. Nv stta LxAtK sie RSSeTy Leash, corner Of Chatham
Ar ffs-i-,sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

Nv Hrror,u No Is CAnals calls attention % his hesui
~ "a psAasz fa5 BATs sud kNcgsh claiming o ssrpAs'
a. ne wtrtzts them NJ Light; e<s Snrshe and Whit
a eeus v easea..s essncsnoA- !. w kELLoSS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
Vssinfss Nsftffs'

IrNxV & Cos Fan PASSION ~ 49,, ,s.r
s@ ", 80 s,, 81 ~.ss"cs. h,rs on' ss.
sSv svesss ."e - ssr.i, tAsnt v0 b rsi'eel"N
s~nes, Ard tm reSS ,.t, ~ the NAs incauced ey ~
&c. 400 So .. y asNnN- elessncs ard 1ursh't,
ss,rsvc ~ , sSOs s>> 81 ,As sys, I. differ
est rs7css t,.sy % A~ss ueuse broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

TEA COFFEE AND SUGAR.-U nquestiOnably the
pscs to procure these precious aces OF domestic c)nsup
non moderate prices, ST the BowEkY TEA "ARkhots
no llS B0wey the CHELSEA TEA WAREHOUsE No. ia
9thay well known esabshments identical IN their
system Of mADsgenent and by cO16nng themselves but
those ares posses retailing svareiy
too well known 10 need comment Please before
ehsSne RrAe Bows TeaW NehOue Is 0cs ed Just bel ~
GrAnds No IFS east SIDE and NAY uished By s
Little Giant the window, VITO surprises every behoder
ty h strength aud industry supplying the numerous patrons
Of this with esh ground Coffee, in q1'ues to
suit ana IN quality 10 Please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

SPECIALTlES.-Our new styles OF STREET oI
BrsISEss CoATs fall ranging from As SIS, ali specially
with and viii ~ found 10 where else
u. DEvL1N & Co, Nos. 25s. $50 and a5o Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

FEATHERS BEDDING, ACCIDENTALLY on hand,
Comprising In par large s.ortment Of HMs MLrTsEssss
FEsrrER BEDS, PALLASsEs. CoTs BEDsTFApS, bLANNtTs
CoMFoRTERS at No. 10 ChAhsm-si.. Mulberry.
WbOessl- and retail. MARTIN WILLARD, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
Rrrla-r,oN " RNcNEl-s rRlCEs Avn Fort

49,. ,rsrs - esir', 81 yie Aad general Ayance
49, f ssA ara q Snh far srTses al tormer
80. Nnlenez AN in,ied 50 tAs sspeN feri q the
,s..co GxsiN. No ga Rroaavay,
opposite ST rsgis Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

HERNIA Only Prize Medal awarded " MARSH
Co by Industrial Exhibition OF al Nations for their new
pstett az Truss Eefererce. tois supeJuy
Professor Valentine Mo Willard Parker ahd John NJ Car
nochsn An lit OF Of ;Anthe and other
senset rured by Ills Truss nay be MsEsH Co.'S
10 = Madeu.lsne New-York and MaEsH. CoELiGs Co..
no 5N Is, 4ih-s, Cincinnati, OHIO open from A NJ ea'
9PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

GIFTS AND PRESENTS.--Just received aud for
sale reduced prices the choices. 'eeotos Of LADIES REri-
cULEs, Necklaces Toilet Csses Jet Bracelets TsyerE
kev Fans Ptrumey aud soaps aso every variety Of Toys
Doll. and Canoe RoGERss Fsncy Bazaar 80 Breaduy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

The ONLY SEIF-SEALING GLASS JAR.-AR-
TRIEs Patent SsfSeang Ga.s Jars r FTssh Fruits and
Nese;Lbes can had ~ Ne. 3 BeeAm4n-H.
JOIN ALLES
No p Beekman-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

C2nxNIcrs WINDOW SHADES. &c-kELTY FERGVsoN, No.
20 Broadway Ir received steamer eudd stock
q TIE patterns beautiful Gnd nch
stock Ct WINDOW SRADEs and othr window
We prepared 70 oteT induce
e1.s purchasers Of above goods no. 2l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

PIANOS.-HOrace Vaterss PIANOS, having IN
their proyement Of action strings length Of scale
aud power of tequa the Grand Psnos T. O. beu
Co.'S PIANOS with without the Holisni Hsett Cum
sou's PIANOS; Woodward BrOwn'sj Jacob Chickering's
Pianos and those of i've OF the best makes Lew
81 octave PIANOS SjO Second hand PIANOS OF all yaetes
OF sreat barg-ns-pnces from $50 10 40 PIANOS to rent
and rent allowed puchase PIANOS for sale on monthly
payments sole agency of 5. d. Il w. Smiths MrLoDEoNs
tuned the equa tempe rsmen Each ment aranteed
10 1--WE entire satisfaction purchase money refunded
Hog AOE WATERs. No. SO RroadWay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22


VII offer this moraoF great bargains: superior Black Silk
BornhsTnes Lsee CuItsn EmbrodeIes Gents Linen Cam
HAodkeTehe La lies DO neh Cashmere Long ana Square
ShAv.s, Aerinos Liners. &c
L. Il. lEADBEATER & Co.. no. Si7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPEIs :!
Splendid English Brussels per yard 80 900 yards OF BET
tui Ingram a. 49, .n5 2 per yard Floor OIL CLOTHS
90 .ad per YARD the Carpet Establishment Of
HIRAM ANDERSON, No SO bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22
FUTILE EMPOR DRUM

English french German and American
fAEcY GOODS NOVELTIES, AND TOYS
No. S45 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

HERRINGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BUR
eLAR Poor sArr, with HALEs PATENT P9%pGEPToor
Lock Both received Prize Medals al the Worlds Fair, Lon
don 1851 ana Crystal Palace Newly ork. 1851 SlLAs &
HfRRIsG & Co, nos as. 49, and $50 Mster-st., ~ v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

City Ladies' and Ladies visiting the city can get
Cater Boots p m Slippers Tye1 Buskn. and Toilet
Slippers To 10 per pair vito Boys sses and Chdrens
Boot. ana Shoes Il all kinds and prices WHOLESALE and retail at
J. 3. MILLER q Co s, No. lS4 Canal St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

RICH q Co.'S SALAMANDER SAFE,
WmDER's PATENT, with
RIcH's IMPROVEMENT,
Can on be obtained the teTsgued are the only
parties holding an asg1ei night 10 use IN
TIE WILDER PATEST,
which, with
RIcHs IMPROyEMENr
and
LA BELLE POwDIRPKOOF Lock,
(Brennsns PstentD
l. the
BEST FIRE AND BURGLAR Poor SAFE
the world.
STEARNs & MARVIN,
Sole Manufacturers fer thirteen years
NJ. 1 and Water y. Y.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-07

While mutton, the most nutritiye Of ami
NAL food contains only rs per cent. of nu-
tritiye matter to II pounds of water-whea
-four contains 80 per cent. of nutnnent to
10 of water, and corn meal 81 per cent of
nntriment to 0 of water Potatoes, on the
other hand contain but 224 per cent. Of ma
triment to III Of water; and turnips con
tain but a per cent. of nutriment to 95a of
water. Cabbage is bu; little more nutri-
tious containing but y per cent. of nutr
ment. The most nutritious Of vegetable
food, however, is The white bean, which
yields 80 per cent. Of nutriment to pounds
of water. OF the fruits, the cucumber is
the least nutritious, and plumbs the most.-
Fish are the least nutritious of animal food.
1t thus appears that the most nutritious,
and Of course the cheapest food for man is
Meats-mutton, beef and poultry; vegetable
substances-hour, bread, meal beans and
rice
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-07

THE ART OF CONVERSATIONS In a notice
Of model school. writer says: g An hour
each day is devoted TO The art Of converse
ton, and it is thus the aim Of the instruc-
tors to lead the pupils in familiar way
to a knowledge of general topics, science,
arts, history, commercial transactions, the
amenities Of social life, ETC., in order that
they may be able to converse intelligently,
intercourse with society" This is thought
worthy the attention of every teacher
Teach your pupils to communicate what
they know, readily and correctly, by con-
verSatlon.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-07

vessels. In 1918, when commended by Cap
tain Lawrence, she took the British brig
Peacock, after a short but very warm action
Of fifteen minutes, the Peacock being sunk.
Attached to Commodore Decatur's squadron,
a few months later, she was compelled to
take refuge in New London, when that
squadron fell in with greatly superior Brit
ish force. where she was bockaded for a long
time. Escaping from New London, she
went to sea in January, 1915, under command
of Captain Bidde. On the 23l OF March
she engaged and captured the Penguin, a
British vessel of about her own size, and
with picked crew subsequently she was
chased for two or three days by British
sevcnty-four, and narrowly escaped being
captured
The recent losses of the Albany aud the
Porpose have revived the interest that used to
be felt in the losses that we have mentioned
above. 1t will be seen that it is no new
thing in our navy for vessels TO disappear,
leaving no trace of their fate, and the same
remark applies to all navies.-- Boston
Chronicle.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-07

The SLATE QUARRIEs OF VERMONT. On
the travelled highway between Greenfield,
Mass, and Bfattleboro VT, in the town
of Guilford in the latter state, are extensive
quarries Of slate, Of which d brief notice
will be interesting TO our readers. They lie
upon, both sides of the road, and rise to
height OF more than one hundred feet. The
strata are very regular, having a direction
north, deg. east, and dip from 70 to rs
deg, west, or l5 to 20 deg. from perpendic-
iular direction. The quantity of slate in
this deposit is inexhaustible. 1t covers an
area of more than 400 acres, and presents
face 20 to l20 feet from below, upward,
without going down to the level Of the road
bed and after leaving sufficient fall for
drainage and the dumping of the waste ma
teral. The slate obtained here is of dark
blue color, and exceedingly durable. AS is
well known, the durability Of slate is gov
erned chiefly by its power to resist the alb
sorption of water, and in this particular the
Gullford slate stands pre-eminent. More
than one hundred men are now employed in
getting out slate, and the business is con-
jstanty increasing The slate is removed
from the quarries in large blocks by means
of drills and crow bars and in some cases
by blasting. These blocks are split into
pltCCS VI Il Size convenient LOT rSlnONdI D|
hand, and wheeled to the buildings where the
further processes Of manufacture are carried
forward to completion. Formerly the pro-
cess OF cutting slate was performed by hand,
but 1t is row performed by machinery,
whereby large saving is made, and the work
is accomplished in better manner than it
was by hand. Fifteen machines are now in
operation, which cut about fifty squares of
slate per day. Possessing the elevation and
dip it does, ii will readily be seen that the
slate can be quarried with the greatest facii-
ty, but little expense for drainage and none
for shafts being necessary. The layers are
uniform, and slate OF any required dimen-
sions can be obtained without difficulty
The quarries are within about two miles of
the Vermont and Massachusetts, railroad of
course they are easy Of access. They belong
to the New Eng mining and quarrying
company. Tribune.
The Mississippi papers state as fact that
SHOWERS of birthstone have fallen in that
state within the last two weeks, and it has
been dried and proved to be genuine. No
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-07

DR.. Hall, in his medical journal, asserts
that one great cause of dyspepsia in minis
ters is eating too soon after preaching. For
two or three hours the tide of, nervous ener-
gy has been strongly setting towards the
brain, and it cannot be suddenly turned to-
wards the stomach but the mental effort
has occasioned feeling of faintness or de-
bility about the stomach. and morbid ap-
petite; and if food is taken in at all largely,
there is not the nervous energy there requisite
to effect its digestion, for the brain will be
running over the discourse.
An Aberdeen paper says that while the
prayer book, with all the clothing of de
ceased cholera patient, were carefully burn
ed, six FL notes, found OH bis person, we've
religiously preserved.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-07

COOP HUMoR.-Keep in good hun.or. 1t
is not great calamities that embitter exis-
tence, it is the petty vexations, the small
jealousies, the little disappointments, the
&c minor miseries,' that make the heart heavy
and the temper sour. Don't let them.-
Anger is pure waste of vitality. 1t helps
nobody, and hinders every body. 1t is al
ways foolish, and always disgraceful, except
in some rare cases when it is kindled by
seeing wrong done to another; and even
that g noble rage seldom mends the mat
ter. Keep in good humor.
No man does his bast except when he is
cheerful. A light heart makes nimble hands
and keeps the mind free and alert No mis-
fortune is so great as one that sours the tenn
per. Till cheerfuness is lost, nothing is
lost. Keep in good humor.
The company of good humored man is a
perpetual feast. He is welcome everywhere.
Eyes glisten at his approach, and difficulties
vanish in his cheering presence. Franklin's
indomitable good humor did as much for his
country in the old congress as Adams's fire
or Jefferson's wisdom. He clothed wisdom
with smiles and soft-ned contentious minds
into acquiescence. Keep in a good humor
A good conscience, sound stomach, and
clean skin are the elements of good humor
Get them. keep them, and keep in good
humor
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-07-07

The Mississippi papers state as fact that
showers of birthstone have fallen in that
state within the last two weeks, and it has
been dried and proved to be genuine. No
doubt of it. A state that repudiates her
debts, owns "niggers," and talks chivalrous-
ly about disSolving the Union, must not be
far from the place where birthstone is sup
posed to be the chief article Of consumption.
-lSan Register.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-17

dS 1881. U. RICE. Cincinnati. -INyEssfD vALUA-
III BILE IMPROVEMENT WAsHt CARDS. tor which he rb
tanned P.TsST in oc.ober 1879 said Improvement con-
sisted properly preparr the kDc Of sheet OF tire
cher suitable m and thus causing them TO inese
their Ito the solid Wooden sides or ct washecsrd
the methods previously employed having been plough
morti receive the sae plate q Rice
subsequently, oid bs enre interest and ownership in said
Psten. tn. subscriber who sole thereof
we'll only authorized nkNrFAcruRER D. RICE I'M
PRoyED PATENT ZIxc WAsHBoAhDs having sncceed.d the
late arm O. Wayne Baily a Co. at business Induced
BY the popularity sale of Patented Wssh
board sindy have making and vending
the without authority to thereby vicl ting
secured y sa,d Suits have been and
pending. against parties thus
saged and smy intenrs IA for all
upon my legal and just 'tle extent OF the Law:
therefore cArT1oS~
ing in Zinc Washbosris made atr saner by
Rice branded 20 kice. Improved WashS,urds
tented Oct. 49,, no,e Others being genuine IL may veil
IN the shape Of Crimror
the enroyento of patented machine nail
the the ircisina
above which the hoard
really depends Wholesale orers the genuine article
epeuy solicited and promptly executed Low prices
any Of the unauthorized nakeis. by
.r - JOSEPH W. WAYNE.
sole p-opreso aud MANUFACTURER thsreof one hart
No. 90 Main street. opposite Fifsh Cipenn 1T,
NH dGvrtr,
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P. G.. O'RILEY s. CO.,
Storage. Forwarding and Commission
MI 4 r. Q Xxx ~ NJ II g,

IT,. HAvISs lifted up q insmmo r-.s.
s!S;s - u Wharf Boat, the largest on the ksI
Ohio River in the substantial manner we are pre-
parcel to eth
err by RIVER. ~ AIlKOAD Ole GA ~ A l.
without exposing 10 the incemenc. ofthe weather. an!
property; and attention will bepad to Reccv
ing Storing forwarding and slso to the sale any
Produce consigned Us, and all orders promptly HE'D
Pc O'Rll.EY returns his sincere thanks TO his nu
friends. for their former patronage and respect
ia ~ socits continuance of the same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room. well supplied, win be kept for the
odation OF Boats and their orders carefully filled
mh3-d&wly X. q. O'RlLEY q co
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NoTioNs, T0fs AZ. AND FssNGY Go2psi p
ON 4 THOUSAND TOWN LOTS IN,
AND - .-Et
TWO THOUSAND FIVE IICNDRE ID
ACRES OF LAND, lGgs
ADJOINING THE oirs OF HICKMAN. KY.

HICKMAN young AID thriving city. situated thirty
M miles teiow the riouth VI the Ohio the Mis-
sp river; enjoys uRnterrup.d navigation at All
year: With all rortons
by the Hickman otio. and by Na<h-
vile aud railroads viii Nashville. Tenn aud
s the cities Of the south Alshc eahoard by tn
Hickman and Ohion Mobile ind Ohio railroads Gail
r.pfs progress, with Mobile and .rieans
ell the cities and counry is the natural
outlet for siarse extent Of back country sccebe BY good
roads and srtiseiai. has within
douhiedit.l Ii in wealth ard population. II. -
The country tributary Hic ~ extensve ana rich
in arrcuara productnso o. both ema-s-esp.blc ofsus
tanns pu tion deuse the worh aud l.
iPy Cling With rich industrious AID ihigest porie
Hickman with ooubt the most place
In this country and ~ its ssd present rso
increase et wealth and population in sew years will lar
out.trip all others.
high. dry e~n.y undustinx and within
mile Of the lin and will he sold in lots of
3. 4. s. 3. IL 20. ~ 81 % aud 50 acres each
Encournsemsnts . offered to W,RktNG MEN Of all
classes rades AID ,sngs native born natursSed and
foreign Catholic Protestant ana jew = = i
EJ- This property Will ALL. MOST POSITIVELY. be
sold the hsh, bdde- without reserve commencing on
the = Il -'-t u
2lST DAY OF MAY. 1855.
under Deed OF the Trustee Is determined for the
all parties close the business
TEkMS OF SALE:
Ten per down. balance in three four snd
Eve with interest from ds.eif paid rroupy nj
turity. the interest he r-mitted. q. +. VOTING.
HICKMAN. XII. March q. 1855. Trustee.
ar9-lwd-wts .lsf .4tt D II = lsBsI
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HALL. DODDs d CO.'S
FIR r. p IL OOF > y r T. 3 !
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

rHvHE Projectors this House have from mir
u old ssan on Main their Hotel fms h
opposite the Court House where they epsret
their OLD and all others
call upon them. in much superior style than formerly
patronage uliy solicit
sace which shall ell endeavors
It. Der fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderase. .t-er = sfrf - ~ -
Good stabi and Wagon Yard kept fOreountry custom.
eyl0-dGvtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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sUNDRIEs,

- stN DttIES, II 25lats
ginger snser tsied ginger. rirn- MO ronnd snd
whIe Goodwin's ans tohae l<rstps
epson salts. AL ssd alum. sul bur- roll birthstone he'd
cords tnetst. taAs e.ndy eopgsrss lax
mustard nsshss oystsrs lsbssers. sasSises letter
mapping paper pepper sanss powder safety nss ney and
ir.e r.S,S srd Xy .sisicv ~ '''' WI
.yi ). &. oiLsBRr co.. sys. near w,s.,.
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AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF !
THoRITY.' !, !, s-z-.,
STATE OF INDIANA.
To expire SIS. July. 1855,

49, AUDITOR SrAT~'s OFYIcE,
urr,, isD, - ro,ds March !.h 1855
WHEREAS. The sETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY. of
Hartford Conn. has filed in this Office
Of its tn. nth March. 1855. th. of m In
rrorarion and smendments propsrly fed
written n"rnin zn and quito ding
them tally ans unrervsdy TO acknowledge service
cess In the o suits.
Now Their fore. in of the requrners ofAhi
till incVrpo ration
Con s,anss their powers and rresbns
iactory evidence of M esmpisnce to the require
nents and specifications II has se T. birsm r. Tefess
AUDITOR Of ne Indiana do hereby certify that
C. Haeek OF Evansville the Agent o. said CoYrsny
authorized thues Of Insprnce the Agent
OF the saidEtra Contrary OF Hartford
the State until the sist day s TO extent that
he uis~ionsd and TIE said pans
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed name
snd caused the 81 OF my oee 70 be ahHsd thssh asy OF
March, A. d. 1855 lSeal1Js :, & H. ETALBOTT = !
- 81. rt-u State Auditor (
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-17

Losses adjusted and not due $s7 St A. gniiss
Losses unsdjusted and in suspense. wait y.EF
All other claims AGAINST the Company sm for printing
Agents rsinssrueted to take no risk sIomo ~
The insured in cry. village s not hxed
Int depends the ehasseter rsr,a
OF hudisgs the width OF stree u. the faetis fer exn
The smoun, nsIrrd cehs OF huildn v,res he inten-
ccpy Of the Act Of incorporation. aud all amendments
3 thereof 10 herewith p5es. med. -. s.e--
tho. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
: STATE OF CONNECTICUT. SIS, - - : -,
HARTFORD COUNTY. A+ lpy'S'' ~.
a l-rf...--...s- HA'IfoRp March I4th 1885,
P'f-2r ally appeared Thes a. Asx.sdsr Of the
Ena Insurance Con and made thstthe
statement BY him subscribed. true According MA
kno wfsdge asd belief. HENRY FOWLER, i
Justice Of the Peace.
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NK.Y sPnING GOODS.

have portion their
soetof spring and summer Goods consisting in 81
Beached and Brown Sheerinss and Shrtings Mariners
stripes 1iek' Cotton AIDES and Stuns Camet Jeans
blue Den and Driiinss beached hrovn Drilling Irish
Cassmerss aud Bresd Clohs Prints Gnshaps Lawns and
Nusn Do Lame, Linen Chicks and Coatnxs
rether with large and we selected sock Of Motions Roots
Shoes Hts Clocks. too mention
when they respectfully invie tie OF al
nh % '''' MORGAN. KEsN & PRssroN,,,
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tuAuDWaRE NEW sTO1,n,

= HAS S wEiLS "a na~ o,~ssrw isrrs and com,,.,.
t1 a<sotrznsnt Of Hrdwas cusls'y etc., which
iatrrer Indiana. hneis and Kentneky genrr-
ally order that they satisty tseas,v~s
he sold low in elsewter- the stock
Manufscares III. ficxisr Jrises ror,isn Of his
stock psrtfa. 10 arrive mostly add, viz:
pa,i- Knives s75 fress every style and pstrern.
Pocket Knives; 81 ceteB. ssreris r Vrruis
seythes: ir0 dozen grass aud grain. Superior quality
the srbes; Is dozen; corrfete sssoftnente - = =
Cradles grain: 25Sloren. as. qualities. - 80, -st,s
fefs, and nAnure;to dozsn ron common 70 best
e., sa.ss - DIR :, ,;R,ess..tr..s'r sTsls
c1ans in,Sts ttacs aud 1r.e 90 - Essrs
HAMS; root ant bens- ~ % sas al
shot,Is srAfes 40 A. e~. Rrrands sad iron.
fes; aQdo,en, n.iss and sompl te assortment tn
Stoves -na If5ies: IS DOZEN almost every number
Saws: 50 dotsh. hand rip wood.S etc.
Io ks asd Lstehes soeas all SER ptions. - u
Bntrs Green 2 dozen shutter.
Screws sml-t Iso Ensisnd Screw Ct's7 81
sia.. tstis 81 '. 1is. and h''e
Coffee mills 80 dozen. ysri"us patterns. a--
spoons 10" gross ron Busaaia ann Gsrman silver.
Tea kettes:.2 catks. E6hf and smooth rfzf
AHgrrs 0dorsn, Assorted KINDS aud trands. ssss
Strar hinges fr ls - "a inchss. 80 "a Al r1sra sa
"a ssnped tiT Ssre see. very 1,rr,' a,.orra.,&
very large rtment OF steel sh and seis
sors curry wool and cards. horse
ing and shoe sru's;s: ssr A. s.a sms.,.;-
deseliroa bSacss and bits an hooks and in-s esdsr sas
earpenters pencils combs sp-ctaclss aad port
naes needles sewing knitting and tarn Jews
harps. hairpins IN miles: rts s.es ,as = ssfs.,
cHAfy PrMps AND Asr-all Of shch viii Be
sold 'r cash or aPf.Syss si%e s.efI ~
At the Hardware Store. doors below Branch bank
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