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How sweet to leave awhile the cares and
tolls of life, and glide memories fleet car
back to the JOYOUS Past-to the sunny hours
of childhood and youth. when Hope was I'M
clouded. and the trusting heart knew nousht
of dec ption; to listen To the mingiing of we'll
known and loved voices in the merry and
heartfelt laush,--to set meath the silyerv
moons beams, or wander by It's light on the
green sward that surrounds the old church
Then how cherily floated the song of the gay
spring birds-the flowers how sweetlg they
bloomed, and how rich the fragrance borne
on the twill ,ht breeze to youthful hearts. a
glad foretaste Of the joyous future. The
murmur of the pellucid stream. how soft.
how soothing. The star of love. how bright
ly it shown. Then the present was all bright
ness. the future garden of pleasure. that in
WED to more ecstatc bliss. Blu taas! for hui
man hopes and earthly Joys. The circle OF
youth is broken-the merry laugh has chang
ed to sishs--the silvery moon has lost its
brilliant sheen-the song of the spring birds
and the murmur of the pure brook falls sadly
on the ear of sorrow,-the flowers have lost
their fragrance, and tie star of love has set
forcver-some OF that once happy circle. sleep
beneath the green mounds near the old church.
Others have exchanged the sweet dreams of
childhood and youth for the cares and per
pexities of age, and the sad realities Of life.
Yet the memories of those happy days, how
they cluster around the sad heart. shedding
their mild beams on all future time
VIOLA.
La Belle Prairie June IS, 1855
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FRESH ARRIVAL

OF NEW AND SPLENDID JEWELRY!
N1E>SRS CONE & BRO are now opening their
w store, No Is Main street opposite Brightw ellis
Store. extensive aud general assortment of rich
and leweirv insisting OF Gold and Silver Watch
for ladies and gentlemens wear, varying from SIS
1926 Silver Watches from SO SO OF them
made expressly for Railroad men, ana necessarily of
the best quality Every vsri ty OF breastpns, finger
rings and drops, Of the la est ard beautiful
patterns gentcmens gold OBJ Chains, very fne silver
Fob Chains. neat and rich silver. gold and plated
Guard ami Breast Chains. Porte Mopns Of stve
AMI very fine either tor ladies gentlemen pure AL
bata TaSr, Tea and Dessert Spoons lar superior TO
German silver and almost equal 10 pure silver. Table
orSs of the materials Gold AMI ver Thin les
Cold Pens and Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Clocks
great variety, among hieh OF the finest of
French manufacture. which run three weeks sni are
warranted to be t. thing else in this line
Also. clock that one year SC They have also
every lie article kept their line OF bu
s.ness purchased New YORK at The lowest cash pri
ces. and which will he sold at small advance
- Nstehes paired in superior manner. and
warranted according TO contract.
CONE BRO
Richnonl. April o. l.;55- I9,tf
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THE REEDIR AND SrHrscFELLow FIeH

/ 1HE REEDER AND STRISGFELLow FIsHr.-
The correspondent. Of the St. Louis Republi-
can, writing from Whitehead, Kansas Terri
tory. says:
/ Yesterday morning Gen. B. F String yellow,
of Weston. Mo, proceeded to Gov Reeder :
residence. near the Shawnee Mission. and al
ter introducing himself 10 the Governor, said,
i understand sir. that YOU have publicly
spoken and written of me in the East as
frontier rufiian, and | have called to ascertain
whether YOU have done So
+ Coy r. L did not SO wr.:e or speak OF
You in public
F Gen. s. did you speak Of me in those
terms anyv here. or at any time?''
Gov r. Mo. sir"
/ Gen 3 did you use my name "A: ALP"
/ Gov. r. 81 may have used your name in
private conversation
Gen. s. did you use il disrespectfullye
Did you intimate or insinuate that was other
/ than gentleman."
! Gov. r. Il might have done So
Gen. 5. Then, sir, you uttered a false
hood. and demand of you the satisfaction of
a gentleman. | very much question your
right 10 tina. privilege. for l do not believe
you to be a gentleman; but l nevertheless
give you the opportunity to vndicate your
tue 10 that Character, by allowing you 10 Sc
lect such friends you please. and will 20
the same. and we will step out here and settle
the matter as gentlemen usually do
Gov. R. Il cannot go. l am no fighting
man
Gen. S. Then will have 10 treat you as
| would any other offensive animal
And with that he knocked Reeder down
with his fist. | suppose the Abolitionists
viii pronounce this ..ruffianly attack Let
one of them do So a..d then dare TO show his
face in Kansas! They will not say SO. how
ever, bu. pronounce 1t a proper punishment.
when they hear that as soon as Reeder return
ed, he expressed himself satisfied that Kansas
would be a Slave State, and that he was in
favor OF that institution. l learn that it is
fact, and | learn it from gentleman who
heard him, that he expressed himself on
the steamer coming up the river, and also after
he had landed.
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New FIRM IN THE DRUG BUsINEss-Msssrs
Ferguson Il ieo, have purchased the Drug
Sore OF Milton Hollingsworih. formerly own
ed by Dr. PIummer Il Son. The new pro-
Pr'etors have engaged the services Of Jonathan
W. Piummer, who will give his entire astea-
''on to 'hebasiness. Messrs. Ferguson & Yeo,
are eminently worthy the confidence of the
paefe, aud we commend them to the patron
age OF all who may desire anything in their
nae All preparations made up by them will
oe OF The puFest and best materials, and COM
p,4"aed according to the most approved
pharmaeopaiA
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CANDIDATES.
GIRO UT JU ID G E

w,sre authorized to announce JACOB u. JCLI Az, a
candidate for Judge, for this Judicial circuit, subject
10 decision OF convention Of the Republican party
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM VI GRosE,
FsR as candidate for Judge of this Judicial circuit.
Cg-We are authorized to announce JAMES RAKIDEs,
E,q a candidate for Judge Of this judicial circuit
CIRCUIT PROSECUTOR.
We authorized TO announce THOMAS NJ. BRowS
Of inrhester candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
Of this Judicial circuit
COUNTY CLERK.
,SyWc are authorized to announce JAMES Woons
candidate for Clerk II the Court subject to the de-
cion Of the Republican party on the lth Of gust
Me-,rs Editors; You will please announce pr joins
PEIcnErT Of Centervie candidate for Clerk OF the
Many VOTERS
We ar. authorized to announce JANIS VI. Pog. Esq.
Of this city candidate for Clerk of Wayne circuit
MrssRs EpiroRs You hereby requested to an
the Circuit Court Your compliance with this request,
wi obiige MANY FRIENDS.
MKssas. EDIroEs You are respectfully requested to
announce Moses d. LtEsoS candidate for Clerk q
" wa ,tASr vorrns.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
I, We authorized To- announce ABEL Evans. as
candidate for Auditor subject to the nomination OF th'
Republican party.
,4y-We authorized TO announce BENJAMfS l..
MAKrIS, candidate for Auditor Of Wayne county
subject to the decision of the nominating convention o.
tbs Repu5lcan party
COUNTY RECORDER.
rive authorized to announce ANDREW j. Owens
Washington Township. candidate for Recorder.
I'm e requested 10y the friends OF DANIEL CLARK
Of roston Township 10 announce him as candidate ioI
County Recorder.
tss-We are authorized to announce DANIEL kIrsEL
MAN, as q candidat for County Recorder.
yrWe are authorized TO announce GEORGE B. WHITE
candidate for County Recorder subject to the nom
nation Of the Republican party.
IFWo authorized 10 announce Henry BtITztL
candidate for Recorder, subject to the nesninHtion
Of the Republican party.
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Richm Ond pump. Sash, Blind
Door Manu- factory.

JOSEPH DICkINSo has bought the stocx on hand,
Of the Sash and Door Factory carried on heretofore
over his Pump Mandatory, AM has employed comPe-
ten. workmen in the line and viii hereafter carry on
that all It's branches, in connection with the
Pamp business. Orders for Sash Blinds, Doorfraines'
Pumps Lead & Wood Piping, will be properly attended
70 al reasonable prices.
-sAlt work from his establishment, viii be warranted
q, 1--WE satisfaction considerable stock Of the above
.,,icIez noyon hand u mo 10th, 1855.
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FIRE. FIRE! FIRE.n

MESSRS. GRO CKER & SON,
SRATFFEL for the very liberal patronage which has
them heretofore return their thanks
10 their customers for their SUPPORT
their customers that they
receiving the stock Of Groceries they have
,ht to TIA city tL-y cash, aud
for cash aud sell exclusively for the
they themselves they make u to the ad
vantage OF every on huy Of them.
They assortment Of Family Flour and
they will deliver part OF the city
free OF charge Order. them will he promptly
tended to
food state Bank Money kept hand TO pay for all
Rishmnns January le 1855. At
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CHEERISG.-Our friend Prescott intends.
on the evening of the 18Th. to serve up Ice
Cream. Raspberres. Blackberries. &c, to the
Messrs. Mrs and Miss Public. at the Starr
Hall on that evening, See his advertisement
in another column, and go.
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New YORK CAsu SroRE.-It is said the
fame OF the lesser Napoleon was made by the
glorious career of his uncle. but the fame so
justly aser:be3 10 our friend jackson of the
New York Store has been won by his own
enterprise and answering adherence TO one
pr'ee and that Al the lowest possible rates of
profit. The amount of goods he has sold and
is daily selling has extended his fame to .'all
The country round about" and those who
have patronized him most highly appreciate
ms well earned fame. Those who call once
are sure to call again. Try it.
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DIR. A. POTTS

JTAyING resumed tho Practice Of Medicine Surgery,
and their collateral branches, may be consulted at
the Drug Store corner Main and Marion streets NJ his
residence Fifth street. doors north Of the Presby
terisn Church.
Riehmond June t. 1888. 2o-u
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focal Matters, Geo.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY Is, 1855.

HOl Foa IxprASApoLrs.-A Special Train
Of Cars will leave this place on Friday morn
;oc next al 6 o'clock. and return IN the eve
ming leaving Indianapolis at oclock-faro,
full price going. aad passage nee returning
Republicans. Of old Wage, turn out to the
urea. gathering in your strength, and compete
for the magnificent Banner to presented on
that occasion to the largest delegation.
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/ ARREST OF Posr OFFICE THIEF AND Re
covEKY OF LARGE AMOUNT OF STOLEN Mon
EY.-On Saturday morning, Theodore +
Denniston, clerk in the Chicago Post Office.
was arrested in that city, charge of steal
ing money from the mails. During the last
four months there have been heavy losses oil
money sent through the Chica 70 Post Office
The complaints became so numerous tina. a
special agent WAS despatched to ferret out the
thief. which ne has promptly done. His sus-
pcions were fixed upon Theodore, perhaps by
the fac. that he is a brother to Perry Dennis
Ton, who was arrested last winter for stealing
letters from the same Post Office. He was
closely watched, and evidence sufficient to
warrant his arrest. was soon obtained. When
arrested six dollars in bank bills and two in
gold were found on his person. and s3.78a
were found in his room, concealed as follows:
sl4o3 enclosed in the lining OF picture OF
the Virgin Mary; 81 900 in the Indian War
llor,' {of this amount, Denniston SAYS $500
was sent 10 him by his faLher;) and 5000
packed in the Indian Lover" and $500 in
the casing of a daguerreotype of the youn :
mans mother S135 were also found in his
desk; of this amount 500 was in gold The
balance of the stolen money was in bank bills,
on Institutions all over the country. 1t was
chiefly. however, on Eastern banks.
Deuniston was letter piler," whose en-
,loyment wa, arranging letters 10 be dstribu-
ted by another clerk. Since his arrest he has
confessed his guilt The largest sum he CIV
eer Obtained from one package was $500
When tie letters he had stolen contained notes,
drafts etc. he frequently returned them. He
intended to have started for Central New
York few days after he was arrested-he
and his brother having purchased large farm
there for their iather.- Gin. Gazette
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New Flour BoLr--We are informed that
Messrs. Nordyke, Ham Il CO... have s.ld the
right u use their new and improxsd Elou-
Box, IN Michigan. for very handsome sum
of money. The precise amount we have NOT
learned. but i: is said to be sufficient 4 otb.r
States sell equally well, 10 make all parties in
terested quite wealthy. 1t could no, fall into
betier hands
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FOR SALE.

Az reasonable heass and lot in Knisht-,o~n
- Henry coapy. hease IS nearly new Containing
veil and cissern
. pnar in 10. is = square O on
each 4ai north ~
other sides alleys
Ret. there colzrorra-
bic Frame DrsE Is fs=.a cabinet carpenter
shop. house stable
house. house, Sc sOle hearins fTu.
Tbs premises excellent repair The
=xe~liel kn5ghistswn and IL i tut fes minutes
from tie aalal1a Cealrsl iro4d and Depot.
WILLIAM HAUaHToN
Apply Richard F. IIsashioa the premises Harvey
Bel. o-to William Hsugtea, Richmond, lad
9Th month, .. 1855 ls-tt
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Il ranch China Gold Band:
Do do White, plain and hated;
White Iron stone Ware. oval, hutec and octs son
Lnstre Band Tea Ware:
Britannia Tea Pots Coffee Pots. Sugars Creams
Bowls, Ladies Lamps, candlestieks. castors;
handsome britannia lea Sets;
Plated Ger. silver and Britannia Table and Te.-
spoon:
Do Ladies' Dinner Medium and lesser, Forks
American nd Eng4ish Taole cutlery
kuite Boxes and Table Ists,
CIiran 3oies and Solar Lamps;
lis Ii Lamps and Lanterns.
Oval. Octago and round Wire Covers;
Gl4ssw sYe-everv variety
prPea0 paper, ny ~ ALDhitH
Isl Main street bet Fourth and fifth Cincinnati
Nav s 20-tf
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xE-Call on Glenn Il Jonas whenever vow
want TO set drink of good cool Soda Water
Favored with any Kind Of syrup.
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STAR GROCERY STORE.
JAMES JORDAN.
Nc. IL Main 81 Get. Riehmons.


Nc. IL Main 81 Get. Richmond.
uATI>G taken fer doors
"A stand. IS prepared ezer the Of Rch
Of Family Groceries which excel,<t
in quality tbs ely His assortment cons
InperizI. Gun Po~ter and Young uyson Teas.
10 sna pare eli Java Coffee.
Loaf. crushed. clarified and n o. Sugar;
Sugar and New Orleans AsAsses;
Pure Ciaer Vinegar,
White Fish. MSeSerei. riekere and Herring
STAR and Pressed Candles;
Tobacco Of AL kinds
IUPsrsed Cigars: Smoking Tobacco;
Powder. Shot, Lead and Caps;
salrFat9s indiso, Starch; Spices. 81 all kinds
WOODEN " AXE. sugar Hoxes
half-N0shei measures, Nashh<Sris. Clozhe. Pins
"lLLoN-N4k E-MArA trin AID Clothes % DIFF
fsren sizes Chairs. sc -Heps. Nap handles Cords.
Cotton Clotass lines Brushes. Chain. all
Coveres Warp and Cotton Yarn lesics Pitchers Mo
ssses Cans sPatteons, Pitchers Iahlcrs, Csndlsseks.
Lanterns. Casters
Figs, Pranes Plans Peaches Pickles. Lemon
BsSIag PoNders Mustard. Fresh Peaches
Cove Snicet Oysters herunec sealed
Backing snG Brushes; Matches GOMEZ Nertsss
Of all kinds
~ Particular attention is Invited nay stock Teas
IL IS large and warranted
y have ia connection With Grocery Store, Ens
refreshing Supplied with the
of delightful hsvor ldng Strawberry Raspberry.
Pine Apple. SsrssTarills &c.
Grateful past pstroAs respectfully selieita
May "a 1855 es-sn
GROCERIES fresh supply ofF,miiv Groeere.
" Just received by E NJ COOK,
March % 1854 No. Naia street.
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CHINA HALL
Take Particular Notice.

yUyUtT undersigned have rented the Ri1hnaat
II Wooden Ae:ory. formerly cwnsi by Leyinus King Tor
purpose doing country cardin=
rolls soinning fuiiny dressing cloth and dysing
Carpe, indeed all kinds of in iae
dealing strict stion business. pe
public We have both OF as
business fss number Of years. and feel
dent An please. Those having Wool dsposs Of vii
do give cali. prepared to purchase Any
amoUu. aud give the hishest market artcs Tor az "
nave large goods trade ,or ~SD tas
.nno, quality price, and cannot aii % psAse
ns ". A.. those having Wool 20 dispose OF 70 gYs as
SlAH"s W SAMUEL NIXON.
NICHOLAS HUDsOg.
,o- ,s.< I5-zm
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YOnnb-ssomcs, documents, sc

N s r MORRISON. Main ST, Richmond, Ind
- still continues manufacture, TO order, every
variety Of Pla ain and 0rnam Tomb Monu-
fnents &C. SC the latest style and most beautiful
patterns.
~ He takes PAINS in informing his friends thai
be " Ill sell as chesp ifnot {ifie cheaper, for ready
cash than an he bought IN the State
His work is warranted equal TO any made N the
West and perfect satisfaction guaranteed The pub
lie are invited call AM examine hi. stock and sPeci
Richmond, March 10. 1854
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Lard Oh and Candles.


THE Subscribers having completed their arrange
| nents for ,ntSazturpg the ABOVE Goods. are pre-
pared to furnish the Inerchants Ana inhAbnants OF
RirhmoEd and vicinity with oil AND CANDLES OF
SUPERIOR quality prices ranging below the oincih-
natl market. Persons want OF ths shove goods
find greatly their advantage to call AZ ihis
est shm before urrhasing slsew here
IFfsctory in the old Richmon onniry buid,ngs
BAYLIES MARCHASr
February 9 1855 S-u
.,TRaw G.ONNETS, OF every varietv-some very
- l,rre siz.s--kor sale by MRS ILIFF.
April 20, 1855. 10 u
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NEW GOODS.

~ II w OOV0Hs
he under ope ming at their new store,
Nc. 20 Main ST.. very general assortment Of sea
,nabie
EDE E "a "a DGD HD~9
,inlraciug many and desirable articles that are
lreein the market. Our assortment Of plain bound aud
Inbound Shawls Grape silk and Thibet shaw l., with
eayy six fringe. Of every shade, fine Barcelona and
ook Muslin iIandkerchiyf<, Grapes, CIape Leise, Wash
and Sheer Book Mnslins. Gloves Hosiery and Lin
n Handkerchief Mcrinnes, Thibets Alpaccas Erlenas
nd silk warp Iustres, Of AL shades are extensive and
re unsurpassed in beauty of style Together with a
:ry general variety Of
Ladies' City Made Shoes.
Warranted of the best material AMI work Also,
heavy stock of and heys fall and winter Boots
ID Shoes, Hal, Caps &C. all 81 which we intend TO
II the lowest cash prices and respectfully invite ear
-ead and the public to dIop ai.d examine for them
eiyes.
j. i J. C. HADLEY.
I9,h Months 18th lSJt 3g-tf
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FOR SALE.

Wv IN Lille
"a convenient yelling house and lot, v III
<ASAEA store attached situated in the central
lSSSsHk. part of the town of Milton, consisting Of
lesls ~ four rooms fronting Main street. Also.
e-=eo<-@-kichen. porch and meal roaln wash heuse.
smoke house wood shed, stable and carriage heuse good
yard and garden with various fruit shrubhery t
As VISA to change my business - that Of farming
viii also sell stock of Groceries If desired by tbs par
chaser. Apply immediately the premises to
q. Il. RoWLETT
Milton. 9Th .lst 1888. .s-tf
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Watches and JewelrV!

lust received from the East some very fine Watch
~ ss gold and silver cases. for railroad purposes.
Gold Guards and Fos Chains;
Ear Rings Of various pAtserns
Musical bcKes and Asecrdsons
Gold Pens ard feneu Cases:
Silver Ware and Plated Gcsds,
breastpins OF the l.tsst patterns
SE Watches and Clocks repaired by skilfai
workman Having procured one Of the best work.
Hen, intend that sl work that Is entrusted to nay
cars shall be repaired with the utmost care and On
ressonaeis tes and varranted keep good tiee
cording to their quality.
Thankful Ter pa>t tavors wish continuance Of the
same c. A. DICKINSON.
No IS Main street, siga Of Golden Eagle.
June q. 1855 ga
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THE partnership heretofore existing hetwesn the
dersgnei in the Grocery and Baking business is tas
day dissolved BY mutual Tbs and book
Of the arm Will be found the Office of IT, u.
Payne who oa,y Is duly authorized and receipt
for all mooney that may be due and they must DO
settled immediately, and all persons having
against hereby requested to present them for
payment. THOMAS NiCkEkS.
WI. w. RArTRAN.
June l. 1855. 2.-3t
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Test OF THE LIQUOR LAw-SUPREME
CoURT.- \ esterday, noticed i'll our last is
sue, one Bebee, digniiied and corpulent spe-
cimen of the ''ameiorating influence of good
ale. was arrested on two indictments for viola
ton of the liquor law-one for retailing, and
the other for manufacturing ardent spirits
This violation was the result Of preconcert on
the part of those desiring the repeal of this
law-eyerv step having doubtless been taken
by legal advice and counsel--hence an officer
was cordially invited yesterday 10 witness its
violation, the 'honors" OF which were duly
performed by Bebee. who was forthwith ar
rested, and upon conviction was fined $50
on each indictment. and upon failure to pay or
replevy. committed by the Mayor A
writ of habeas corpus Immediately issued all
irrelevant points being studiously avoided by
both prosecution and Defense they mutually
desiring TO test only the constitutional ques-
ton. We attended court desiring 10 presen,
our readers with synopsis of the con>titu-
tional points relied on by the defense, but
were unable, As the proceedings in the Com
mon Pleas Court but formal the defense
not arraying or arguing the points relied on,
only filing them part of the record to be
certified TO the upper court. Dumont i Cor
don for the prosecution; Morrison. Coburn Il
Wallace for defendant india ma pclis Jour
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THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY SURVEY STOPPED
Ramor Of onetAer purchase from Santa lima.
Parties just arrived from Tucson. SAYS the
California" brings US the information that
orders have recently arrived. suspending fur
Their operations on the boundary survey be
tween the United States and Mexico. in con-
sequence il is rumored. of the purchase Of
another slice OF Santa Annals domains Ii.
Is not improbable that his Supreme Highness.
IN view Of speedy Hegira from the scene
OF his triumph and defeats, has deemed it ad
sisable to line his pockets with he price of
his subjects. to be rio.ed away in the cock
pits oil Jamaica or In the bull rings of Havana
Ayarice is getting the better of ambition in
Inc breast of his oaelegged Majesty.
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Office!
SUPERIOR article Of Rio Coffee always be fou
at "h1IeSsle or retail at No. 81 Main street.
March Q. 1855 GEO. W. BARNES
Shingles of Superior Quality.

fINHt. undersigned have established extensive
/ SAirsle Factory the Depot in Ceatrcville,
where thew manufacturing of the best timber,
superior quality of Shingles, by new Machine aud
which thew warrant 70 he equal 70 best made IN the
country. They drs ign doing extensive business,
viii sell lower rates than such Shingles be
obtained elsewhere. supply constantly hand
Orders promptly filled EATON s. CLARK
Cenverviiie May To- 1855. 2l-ly
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IN GROSS Of McCulIoushs fine black Ink just f.u
e'V up and for sale at l.. ii. McCULL0UGHS,
March -, 1870 No. AZ Main street.