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The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08

TIN A QuANDARY.-U Undoubtedly many re-
Aectab!e wings are bothered to know how to
eet in the present state of politics. LouIsi-
pla paper relates that ''an old gentleman was
r. Plaquemine Sunday last, and got into a
little conversation about know-nothngism. He
his former love and attachment
70 the whig party aud its principles, but in
Strong terms denounced know-nothingism but,
says he what can do? | have been quarrel
ing with the locos all my life. The whig party
: 3 dead its leaders and leading journals say SO.
II do not express my sentiments freely, ! am
suspcioned a Samite. If remain neutral,
am called nobody. On the whole, think
am in nearly as bad prcdicanent as was Gen
eral Scott at one time when he got between
two fires l do not know that shall go to
the polls; but if do, I'll chop off everything
that even smells like Buntlnsm, and make a
clean thing of it; but whether go or not, dem
ocracy will win any how.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08
Gold and Silver Watches,
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,

The subscriber is now re-
cciving large additions in his line.
consisting in part of
ES. Ear Rings. Breast Pins, Fin
ger Rings. Bracelets; Cold Fob.
Vest and Guard Chains. Seals and
Lay- Studs Sloovo Rutfanc
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08
JAMES 6 SMITHS
HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING SALOON,

FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL.
All kinds of Perfumeres Hair Oils. shaving and
hair Brushes toilet and shaving Soaps, for sale.
Fayetteville, April I, 1855
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08
NEW GOODS.

" - l
Are nosc receirimg the largest Stock Of Dry Gcsr'
HATS, BOOTS SHOES. AND READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Ever offered by them, which they will sell at sniA
advance on first cost, for Cash, the usuafssSSs
time to prompt paying customers.
J. B. STARR. J. NJ. WILLIAMS
Sept. l. lS5j Cliff kss
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of G.; W r. GOLDSTON x co. is this
dav dissolved bs mutual consent.
G.. W. 7. GOLDSTON.
Il. W. COLLISION.
Eov 18th. IS5f.
TIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the Interest
of IL W Collision iii the late firm of &. W. L. Gold
stnn Il Co.. viii still continue to carry on the
Grocery Business
the old stand. lie invites all his friends to call on
him when they market, and he Will try to
make himself useful
G. w. l. COLLISION.
Nov. I1th 1881. 20-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08

KILLED BY cHII.D.-A killed in
Clark county, Arkansas, on the 29th ult., by Il
child about nine ten years of age. The
child's father was engaged in fist fight with
another man, when the child ran up and stuck
knife in his fathers adversary, killing him
almost instantly
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08
FORTH CAROLINIAN.
E.4YETTETfLLE. y

THE NEGRO STEALING CAsE-The negro
epling case was continued at Philadelphia
n Thursday the 30th ult.-Among the wit
$ses examined was Jane Johnson, the slave
pman of Col Wheeler. Her appearance
|nsed great excitement Her testimony was
ftch the same as her affidavit She had de-
~ r3faseedom, and made such arrangements
Esarr lsomc xaz To expect her friends to
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08

a eEnsss..rea flssgcss.ss-
y iz~sssitness w.se rec and was to be defended
with their lives. She was then taken out Of
court between two long files of police, placed
in carriage and driven off. Relays had been
prepared and were in waiting, eand she was
soon beyond the reach of the officers A great
excitement prevailed about the court house
for some time
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08
McLAURIN & STRANGE

HAVE on hand large stock of superior SPIRIT
BARRELS which they would sell at a reduced price
for cash. Persons wishing to make engagements
would do well to call before making gements
Is warrant good article.
April q, 1855. tt
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08

I-ockets: Gold and Silver PcncilS Gold Silver and
Steel Spectaclcs; Gold and Silver Thmbics: Silver
Cups; Silver and Plated Spoons; Silver. Pearl and
She'll Card Cases; Silver and Plated Butter Knives;
Plated CaStors Cake Baskets Card Baskets and Can
dlcsticks; Porte MOnaics; Fine Knives. RaZors and
Scissors; Double and Single Barrel Guns; Pistols;
Colts Repeaters; Percussion Caps; Surveyors Com
passes and Chains; Canes Hair. Tooth Nail and Lat-
cr Brushes; Powder J. tasks; Shot Belts Game Bags;
Music Boxes: Accorleons; Flutes Fifes: Clarioncts;
Vions and Strings; Chessmen and Boards; good Hem
mings Needles: &c. &c.
w. PRIOR.
mss~ Clocks Watches, Jcwcry, &c, repaired on the
usual terms
Sept, l. 1855.
Now Hand, - CLOCKS, of vartous patterns.
will sell at very low price and warrant them for
one year w. PRIOR. S
Sept. /, 1855.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08

IN Americam To be chief engineer ofHe Russ1nm
nary-In the local columns OF the Albany
Arsus we find the following announcement:
"Mr James c. Thompson, proprietor OF the
extensive machine works on Quay street, has
received an offer to assume the chief engineer
shin Of the Russian navy, and is now in Wash
ington making the necessary arrangements with
the Russian minister The offer is made for
three years at salary of $4,000 per annum,
with house rent free, and has been made in con
sequence of the resignation of Mr. Chambers, a
Scotchman, who has held that position for the
past eighteen years.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08

Sept. l. 1875.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-09-08

Al GENTLE Without wishing to
he really impoIite, tlcre many persons, who
fearing to appear forward, suffer the moment
for doing little civities to pass By until their
remssness is signally rebuked by some prompt
hvstander. An instance of this king is said to
have occurred in New York, a few Sundays
since, in the church of an eminent divine who
was at time settled in Philadelphia, and
who was distinguished alike for his talent and
independence On the day to which we refer,
while the Rev. Doctor occupied the pulpit,
poor old woman entered the church and tot
tered down through the aisle, looking to the
right and left if mutely appealing to the
q ss;t,tcness. of some one for seat.isnt no pew
de>ss-z~n~ opened, snd having got $ n > the
pulpit, the old lady hesitatcd if about to
turn on her traces. Without an instants hesi-
tation the Doctor descended from the pulpit,
opened the door of his own pew, and having
inlucted the old lady into it, lie returned to
his eminence aud cody proceeded with the SER
vice
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-10
Nav HAMPSHIRE LEClSLATURE,

CoScoRp. July 1.-.The Liquor Iav has parsed
the HOpss w yoIe of2iSIn 50. TIE House las
also passed resolution declsnne il to be the duty
Of CopfreSS 10 prevent Sl0rsrJ in lhe ttttitOEiesi
rsPudiOtiag The repeal lhe Nistouti Compromise;
Of sav. y inlo Kansas, and expressing Iietetmin.
alton TO use all Constitutional means 10 Uppuee
the ssIreSsion Of The Stare Pows'.
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B.LTtnoGL, July 7th.-NsW Orleans papers Of
Saturday are reeeived-One mail still being due.
We have dates from the Rio Gtaude 10 the Esd.
confirming the successes Of Tue fryolutiOnists.-
The whole Mexican frontier With the exception oil
two Of three town., in thelt possession. A
large RumUer OF Americans ATE 0@oDg tue revOu'
IioniSlS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THR NRW YORK LIQUOR LAW!

THE NEW YORK LIQUOR LAW.
NEw Y0IE, Iuly THE deeiSlou II ledge
Bltdsall, oftbv Marine Cont. 10 case Of The Elo'
aIiop Of IL new Liquor Law thought before him,
Is equivalent 10 q formal nullihcaliua Of ihe Law.
The J rGee declares thai complaints andet The Law
must be tEisd the court Of seSsi"p1 The rFeFl-
dug ofieers 81 whcb hare OIready decided that
The Law does moi upply 10 foreign liquors, and thai
sales Of domestic Liquors must be seen 10 make a
COMPLAINT valid,
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

IuLY 1.-THE total number Of deaths this week
ate 2s3-beiNg gu iOcteaSe Of hlaety six over last
week.
The animal commencement OF Tie PLladel-
nhla Medical College tn0k place 10 day. Tie
degree or u D. was e0nftIEed np0n RfadaHItng
eliss Of aineieen. The'exeteSes wste Tety iptel'
RsiinS -Er
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INDIANS IN THE WEST.

PnlLADELlHII. July 7.-By dispatch from 81
Ions dated the It'll We Learn that an aErlVal from
Salt Lake reports The Indians on The route as be-
ing vesy quiet. BY accounts tIOD Olber portion!
Of the plains Es learn that they Sre rquIlly Pesce
ably inclined.
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FROM MATANZAs,

PRrLADrlralI. July 1--we have dates from Ma.
tahGss 10 Juae 29th. The weather has been hRer
and the prospects tE The stOwrus crops are I'vO'.
able.
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DEATHS IN NEW YORK.
NV YOlE. July THE deaths the Past week
reach SAT, being 81 increase u 206 over those Of
laa week. -
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prer A.na tell f,Oa the Wheel house Of The
a.,1.r TUra c,y, SttAe whaEh On ssudar, pad
p,roriy escaped dtoVnins. lie vas rescued Al.
,et hosllug some dRtSRee.
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Us1rln1T OF vtaS,HtA.-At a meeting q the
r,.,I,r. on lie Sd Instant, appointments OF State
us5,D,, uensde. Is tOitoww
n,,o4,I MOOopsaln. Pisatn. &s--Iaues A.
BtoSn.
g H. woes, K'eG'e, Sc. u NC'EnH "a:
w. R SsIo, 'SA''D' N'NHN w.
49,, p.I..l; .-Johr n
S,.,t,S"H
-, SAWW a,
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MEDICAL
avs WOULD NVT HlVs a DOLLAR ron
~ Att THH TINOTERE HAMPTON
lRNRR n AnEIt

'hh WOULD NOT ilHE a .E0LthB FOR
Alt TlIE TINOTERE HAMPTON
EvEB NADH,'' Id
THUS &tpke vie Oud Eu6a nRR; b6t mark hs
ShaNgtl lkIlhe GHrh6 bear EiEI SRd iheM delds Wh-
~! % seI "a " he lnsde Ebo u YOlthStsbaf fh,
g q 1HtHsS Ao.lh ArVT, ri
sst eS9I " tas' eSG'J FOUaT and titsESivey pa
Ger, the Censt'Ns kSne, published al FeGtfSk 1RGRS
Va ~ hE ed9"e' ~ lte lSlh Of Kay, 1876 thus steaks
Of LhEP'sEi IEsSisls TarfETs. tr
'S0Me ilnH ago NC hkItiJ Alluded 10 lamrthRt Veg.
eiAhie nnttHle, With FUiMSe VI nlitilF 66Ie hSiIit.
nlaIy tf Eett TeieI We have VSISeil teiNtA EU it,
nuVtRe our cOIcLIsIe OllIe, ONlLa W 4AtfHAlF
IL bills, We elne 90 te ITErtlnk AID Wefs SeTy iaCck
rtsh ied With vesO. POI U0'e thar taeiye teafs ate.
s.Hi sSet Ts l wee so'E ;s; ,tsSsJ o.Ser ess
ietca't thai Il was Siih graf IGca'y We coed Il
ltOd oIke VIdiHtIy aWieS q UNI process h. kvelY
gHS we ale imtdi6ky IHIUtd tltd; Upt 1lseItIyA Of
0ns hraue %Ey delaneeSj msiR: Is IL ttuel " Osaa
'Le'i attivIl aGd Taiyi ne we.e tUtatIaly aep,tss
:d'u aPi'ii oar eSe'tJ oOei fO'sook ", and 20 hh
! Lth LtessAiiy vi ed Is on to bcijuu- '-'
~ hsd iIkep sttO-s HFleSs. QbstrVFb flrAt CaV.
lIcHs4riy III oHT Lisi sL6 IN 10 VI pT0se. WebAI ae.
siated u cVeC recovering 0ur telitk WhtH lenlae
Nrsehe ltrtiue. sS&GtilS Gx thal We &htd ni kteAt
s'n sSSssr Jor sli a, r stsG Ih7ita ts,t s4,, ~
al as ovt OMH Ind'NrGai hea1h WA toMened' We
lad 10 alh tH II or any OlbeI MelIciBe In eGtiRs ee
VnA Fibe Gadheas VI her be2Jt, however, wittoht
ronsohl about H. sle seOt aud gOt 6Re bUtlle AID
Feu u ~ 'Ctr o. II. aud lot leT Nae a. u 6pd noI
lOtslbJ tIO't ~. 10 ne it according 10 drectoh For
the hsh ie;aEd we had for LeF and keT act " HEdnSS
Ne tlosA ed y 70 y An Wtlbout Ihs casi exSatS-
VI One bO'ue ne elt IAea keH uaA
eve GNcI tonSecuiI ely lion Urn 10 hlteen bnitles
were atlNd 10 give u W Iea.hs Vhr old diarasfS
nAfh tetNtN Stme Thea, OUT dsesTe OESnS hane betn
uatornaI eel. lead clear, ard - al As oar Il.
bClA, !otH. hhes Iss, Osbihties, ard worldly uaIes
viii Sllb%, OSt slttA rave beeS b.bjAHl, sna W. eSG
jOSl Whs' Ne pea,k, - aarh ~ ~ pGt GnA vixen Ne
rtaSe-aHd all Ia well FOR Ike ElGe " Ihe Stele1 VI
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78E INIBIHIGENCER.
TUESDAY MORNING. July 10, 1855,


rrsiEiiS cP. :.ss:E s. "a g.
s,srs asTsttme0t oftAe %.
SSoaj 6s uadTEssta 70 Ut sait0S, iOtHIy, eI.
II ore Oltle9. ,,,i,. e.. u, -.
y. sSiT % opS side Of Ihe haFAf
~ have FGeS VT. SFealy pbliFs us,
: srcute more PVSalk Rttealiba % e6fiespOhdehtS
~ ,lsS HIGAt Otherwise solne timss ttettVe.
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ZAKrsvlLLr, OusO.
W LIE, rn,1,r.ri,h,-

VI j. 3; TSAdrr,miA;-
UeGf Sir:- have hen sfIEt'td OF thee years with
rheumatism IN m! bach arc or tie lat ,i1 nonh6 nov
,b 10 Iet out Of nJ bed wiihOUt help I your tseut III
our eiJ insisted on Me nyRs one bottle o. ihAg Fhu
liumet AID Try what tGct Il would LaSs; 1.d oe Los
mt bed Wi;lOut jffseUty ithSs been Bless As to ui
lust tIy ii SOr IVursElI and yoU viii Be we'll Eis4HI
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A1arxrex.--A te.edsagsmeat has been eff
n.,.B vub Mt. Sud Mn. CHArxAS, ard these
,,,0l,t Acton sill TO HRht appear ia seVetSl new
,.r+s. The amusing byrlesque Of " BomDastes
yDposO. ;, nd Tie Interesting play Oftbe "wiaow''
victim" sill be presented tonight fOE The 6Bt
,m. The"Nuhaee Of Nose AID LFe," which
an ,.eeited shA 80 nueh Gpplause on Saturday
n,A,. will b re.saaeted.
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Savings Bank Store.

WOULD IsSPet:taly tsI 10 ~ SittteSs Of wAeeIhF
- tiy. haze ius4 received lEoa Ne Easl Ght
20 = Sd4Iuoa 70 N FItTsOas aaA VprAed SiGek o.
- KIN SEeaI ISrsty o. IIdSeS' aud udsSes tastlODa'
S'<es Nd GSiteIS. Cess FEpey StpFa1 Gaiter'
A1sGOui SOGGeT RaS, Wiki Gel o. sOcb teTaa
I" !" LaAS tfpt TIE heSdttS d thEs bOiiGt.
Sz8F's 20 tnhe;-thsisSte iHVte ~ 70 bpsa'htt,
s'''' 6iie'' eEPies, lSd bslnrt FoElinR ehldFeP o.
"a 70 tlh ;be "a Post Oee tOrDer. OPEpIlI Nc
Ls HePR. UAefe yOu utl ADA III the goods Of thoyt
~ nf;Ioa, Sshsvs toUSt uaA anJ otbee PAes Ia thia
q RH. ,vArsoN.
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Co,xfr COuEr.-The applications Of the fol-
,,.,ps p4sous tot Ordinary lieense we're granted
issstdST
LOWS HelIes, Fulton.
Joba Ball, NstIOaSI Read.
wm. stsmh, DO
JoIs BtotAenOO, NatiOual Road.
Al n. o,he, Applications. which were ptiRci.
,,lIy t,t Otdiasties ia the city were rejected.
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JAMES 8. MARSH,

whclssale II Retail Aisuss, ...
THOMPSON * PATTERSON,
muir 80. III Vain sireet.
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Trr ATrI,V At CoLrrIUs.-Ws lean iEOn .
ts-.e:nsu Of COlambus. that one Of The Get.
WI lurse1s bss beeu arrested as The PstsOn who,
ts-asile uGtay on the night tIhe Fourth OfJu'
., "a, Eeeo, according 70 the testimony given Al
i. Cotousr's inQGCsi, 10 lake dslibetats ain al
Hsuy FuSlrE Who fell mO;t1llT WVua6ed' Some
iryo,h.r peponS Who Eese Snesie6 hATs been
..IltirI 10 bail. The fOlIoSiOg testimony Of'wV
.lts vilNesses Atthe COrOnet's jsy will adOtd
!, 4tu Of The dl,saneefui and bloody saair:
HAN SiASaIOn, PtOpheIOI Of tie Uailed States
a&vl, bs,as SvVIu, ss!S--;As 1hs Procession was
a-iAs up FtoAt steel 70 Hish NlesI, . by threw
IaOne 81 lie company Of TUtnslS, ItOln opposite
ufRvB static; the hoy thlsa second stone
e,tu opposite Wines dining room, and attempted
!, .htoG Third Si0Be WhsG WNuesS caught lAe
10y W the arHl end ptvrvRIed hllui The 10y vas
4su IAGsn by NJ. JOAn WLite, ELo attempted 10
uOEI IAe Slieel o house dHEctY oPPOsIIei p0d
HGea BOG mule tbAN O0e.Ihfd Of tue Tidlh WGS
ttUMsd, Tue cOnpsny Of TuEneEs Commenced
ihI2Siag E,Osts ii VI. Waite, SAd also t0~atdS
VhasSS LouSr, they $40 eODWeneed lmmtdlSIely
ihe kUae vi pistols, WIlnsES lheu aeJ IRlo hH
hVgS; heard the dl4ebarer Of ltOlu so 10 80 EunS
u prob; Ai HOl see tLe petSOh illl when be TaS
.LOi and kR0SS not Eh9 Sh0t hin.
L1Wa'd Leroy beng Sa0rn SSyS: On the 4ih OIL
jay 1855, al 8 Gejoct, r. ~, ~ the ely Of Co.
igm3as saw procession Of eOmpSnisS on FtOnt
N'srt, IUTsed up roWu Stteet 10 High SileeL J
walked VP TOWn, Ssd passed OveE " HuELes q
hsybE'J lgrllIuIe Wlfe.TDn On the east side 81
HsA stetI: iNOm that p lot obsetEed IuAGIng
lsckWIE!S OIL portion Vf the Tuner, doUn
ToSn 'ttvet ualiI . part Of them disaPPeaEed be.
h9t tts D0etOH POtsoHt building, When serttsl
psoa s1Ie S,I Of eight EsIt discharged Vety neat'
~ a. vase Sad SlU0e3 Wete throEn. ThH eom'
PaG1 neh iSrasd their nloyensRS toVaFdS High
'utEI. continuing The tkIOWing Of EOneS and IT,
lhG q Pslos. ! obEetred about tkS tine iAs
'0ans a'h uko WO8 Soou Oitet shat, PaSSlng Wlth
tSutG step uHde1 The SUniag Of tie HeF Deshlei
GaiS'nF. sOylAvHta, dodCing The SloneA and h'lS'
sues 'tN He;e btIng lht0Wa 1t hin tt0Eh TIE com'
pay sO'De ILtsE Of SVut pistols were tsej ~ hin
'El|e Ily one kl him.
lAis' ss'vrui BAD ikea trtd Of hin ssw one TO-.
N"Hal SdrShet wizard, aHd take deIi6EFats
am supporting lis pistol rith b0tA hands o. one
Istt and zoe ann, and kfed BIS pistol thea aimed
Al Tx yOsOG nal ITO lasiaatIy FELL GO1UIrd lud
'idlh! t. tLs ErOSnd. -e
-, ~, "'H ~ ~ W. uHSt w. wv - y
SEht feei from ne, BE arose; lat before be had
IH4titsel Aas.li etttI stOHs bit hin and be
'5i Is'in; be thea 90, up without help hnS Pass.
" "a ca tie ieiNOG BWWn'S VpildIuE 0ui Of ny
nat TIE isdiTidual who look lie dtlibefate
Az 'ol TIED Us P sol al the yOuOg nan 81 hs
iIe ae irti, UaSa Ih,rk set nan. SdUuI Eve lees
r. a.! HPpeared active al hat time. Tie VA
I'iSst IN Ibe uhlfoln Of lbe TalnetS, and hp'
,r.:s! 10 b abOui ai1dle sGe, sWsAty.e'sh OF
'trJ yeIH.
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Tht Law Of Newspapers.

s:9s:a W. & q &c Sss sSSs Gus ' y ss s
~ SsStibeGs order the dix oRtISUahee Of tbeir teT
III, TX P9blisher nay eoutinue u Sehd them GRtl ~
y, ssSc rheII neEet or IetsAe 70 take t4iF ReEiSd
tsS kf GiefS % Whlch they are objected. they are
=. We tln lbey have settled Tie biz And Orde y
wv Ss-SScTibtS nHOye 70 her places gitbpui nEOI
u.SESItheES, And Ibe PaFerSaCe seat 10 tie iOrmeI
" .t.iIS. lhPy tIe held Ee5TOhsible.
u" ~. oaftS IA Ve decided that TetnS 70 take period
- ~ Oaiea OF SeH6Tlag aRd lea vtag them Hncal
Esr S,inla faela tYldsuee " lNikailOsSi lind.
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DAVID LEE,
Professor of Book. Keeping

'RY DOUBLE ENTRY,
U'And tkt most suoCesshl lhdruttOr Ia TIE United
No. 2O3 1IaIn al, wheeling, Va.
Amer PrUtTartta illness Of Skversl Inoa.hs, am Aan
abe to ave lnstrpcuUD IN hbGE KEEPING By lp0bN IN
try, SWh visa 10 avail ihehSe!ves q y sefV!es:
For more thar " eI4y years WAS rROEed el'
raj bnok keeper IN SeTrT1l " ihe B extensive CONNER
Ga holAes 10 l:ostOa SeW FORK. New OpeaES, Wheel.
ink, Dc. From Tue eEreuente thna Alkds RM eAoeL
TO sIaIGnE 10 my pUrtlS thorough Ihsoete aud PiRCI
cal KNOWLEDGE OF Bookkeeping upon he most approved
Italian RAt,Ud. III tie ShOrteSl HOSAbe tine WllMu
" hieb this uOA important bHDch Of nHIeIntk edGa
lion eaA b aeqGiIe2-
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ajNime il require 1t. Hours Of 'dlpu hO@S \. ~ to
or. n. daily.
References.
S S, g; 5 s, $ss:;:':: r..,
Mr.. Y. 4. WE1 us u, Al J. y. M1rAhI shoe E0'e.
AT. John n. Toner'S al TbJS DsSh'S C!OlAlE store
M. JesSe Levin, Al lewis n SOhA rather Stne.
MA. T. Garden, 10. 10 UnlCn street, and 10 iht
neieblntI art book keerers Of this Ctty.
ie9law hAYln LEI.
NUNPAHElL LINlMENr.
nr. Cars eeGbltei Nerve aud Hone UulDsh,
~ Manufactured IOA TIE OrSiEAl IedIe' lnd sot
wholesale aIG1 IeIAil b. .,..
10 J0HS u. TAPPAA
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etaEges lIke tc'6 hesr EEi, SRd iheM dellds viz
b u lHiRsS ArSlt1 krpT t 80
Rev lVRes " III ,bsrlnt ILe fRIe7fel ara tpieN IA.
Get editor VI that FGy TOrua sn md pa
peJ' the Ct'isnNs lSnteT, published al FeGtTS k4bU
Va "a vs. edoIe 81 Ite lS'h Of Nay, 1876 thus ttSGs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
.,n-1, ..,rNElsSHIP.

YrVJR rpda Nave this day formed Co-partnef
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER q 20
far the transaction Off general ForpGrdtHg ana COM
wsry large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
wabash and Eric Canal and corner of Locust and pun
h.n, streets and near tho Depot of the Evansville and
Crswfordsvie Railroad, where they VIII nave ami 10
reom and convenient facilities for storing all hos o
Prod uce and Merchandise =.
Thsy will give special care to eltner e
Rtyer Railroad, Caaal or Wagons, and wlltorWaro
promptly at the lowest rates. ...h.a =.
rhsy will give personal attention to the purchase OF
sae Of Produce rocees in this market, and soiic'
for the purchase Sugar and Moasaes on tne
sast As oas of drn will be in the south during lne
Winter. sFesFa# l5-e 4. 80
sii.p.ts.roxs 80 NJ. w. FOSTER.
- Ps'in' rsss .a g GEO. FOSTEK,
-. w. NJ. AIKMAE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
THE MAN THAT KISSED THE THREE GIRLS,

Young man who boarded at 6, house IN
the country where were several coy damsels
who seemed to imagine that men are terrible
creatures whom it was an objectionable SIN
to look at, was one forenoon accosted by an
ACQUAINTANCE, and asked what he thought OF
the young ladies' with whom he boarded! lie
replied that they were very shy and reserved
$50 they are." returned the other, 'and SO
much so, that no gentleman could get near
enough to tell the color of their eyes,
"fhat may be-" said the boarder quickly,
s'but will stake million that can kiss them
all three without any trouble"
"rhat you cannot do" cried his friend,
sit is an achievement which neither you nor
any other man can accomplish"
The other was positive, and invited his
friend to the house to witness his triumph
They entered the room together, and the three
girls were all at homo sitting beside theil
mother, and they all looked as prim and de-
mure as John Rogers at the stake.
Our hero assumed very grave aspect, even
to detection, and having looked wisttully al
the clock, breathed sigh as deep as Algebr;
and as long as female dialogue at stree
door. His singular department now attracted
the attention of the girls who cast their SLOW
opening eyes upward to his eountenance :
/ Perceiving the Impression he had made, NJ
turned to his companion and said in doleiu
lyoice:-
"It wants three minutes of the timeF >,
"Do you speak of dinnerF' SAID the olc
lady laying down her sewing work.
"Dinnerp' said he, with bewiidered aspec!
and pointing as if unconsciouslyf with curie'
iforefnger at the clock. #'
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NUMBER I96.

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A silence ensued, during which the female
part of the household glared at the young man
with irrepressible curiosity. sE5 s fHs ,ssas
You will see me decently inferred" he
said, turning away to his friend.
His friend was as much puzzled as any body
present, and his embarrassment added to the
intended effect; but the cid lady being no
longer able to contain herself, cried---sgsgr
"Mr. c., pray. what do you spesk of?"'
Nothing" answered he in lugubrious
tone, "but that last night spirit appeared
unto me"' (i.ere the girls rose to their feet
and drew near.) sand the spigit gave me
warning that should die exactly at twelve
O'Clock to-day, and you see it wants but half
minute of the time!
The girls turned pale, ard their hidden
sympathies were at once awakened for the
doomed and departed one. Ehey stood chain
ed to the spot looking alternately at the
clock, and the unfortunate youth; he then walk
ed up to the Oldest Of the girls and taking her
by the hand, babe her solemn farewell. lie
also imprinted kiss upon her trembling lips,
which she did not attempt to resist. He then
bade the second and third farewell in the same
terder and affectonate manner. His object
was achieved and that moment the clock struck
twelve. Hereupon he looked around surprised
and calculated "Who would have bHlisfed
that an apparition would tell such lie? 1t
was probably the ghost of Annanias or Sap
lphira." ss aSea - aseM
1t was sometime before the sober maidens
understood the joke, and when they did, they
evinced no resentment