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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-10

AsCalifornian, who informsst,s that he has
just received the 18th letter from his wife
! VINO IS IN this county, requesting him o come
nome, sends US copy of his reply, with per-
MISSION to publish the same, Withholding his
signature. Our tribulated friend dates from
Sierra county:
"After an absence OF three long years, you
again request me to como home. love YOU
- adore you, and long to be with you tut
canrot comply. Talking is of no use. /
am hindcred from coming from the very ex-
traordinary fact that have not the where
with to pay my expenses on the way. have
been in the country long enough to have got
enough money to take mo home-which so
much desirs-but everything is not gold that
looks like it in the distance. have been de-
ceived seventy five times, at least, in digging
for it; 80 thought would try new plan
II hired myself out to work at 81 day,
and worked enc hundred and fifty DAYS. At
the end of this time, my employers slipped
their property out of their hands and rnn a.
way. have now quit the gold business, and
am trying another desperate chance to get
home. Mules are rather cheap in this part of
the country, and am bonding all my ener-
gies to buy one, and cross the Plains. And
if ever get home again, would be willing
to raise oats, and haul them to Galena and
sell Them at fifteen cents bushel as long as
lived. Ii only had my land back that /
mortgaged, to raise money to pay my cx-
penses to California, would ride the mule
home bareback. Nine out of every ten Of
my ncighbors are as poor as | am. There
are thousands here who have not money
enough to buy second shirt to their back,
and never will have. In wcrd, followed
the elephant across the Plains, and have
been with him ever since. l will write you
again, my dear wife, when get my mule, rs
have little doubt l shall have time to do
often.'
We sincerely hope our friend will be sue
ccssful in his last resort, and come to be the |
honest owner Of mule. and reach his home
again in safety. 1t was always marvel to
US why he, like thousands Of others similarly
ever left it for the phantom
in California; Galena Advertiser.
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House, Land and General Agency Office
EDW,D II. EDGlNTON,

EcIIIcTpT EysI XActUuNIE.g1s
ITAS opened an Office in the 81 story If the Tele-
III graph building, Main St., Burlington, for the
transaction of busin IS as follows, viz:
Uo, scs and Land, bought, sold and rentel on COM
mission.
Books Posted by the Week Month or Year.
Partnership and other accounts adjusted and exam
ned.
Valuations, Invoices and inventories made and Ia
ken for Administration and other purposes.
Correspondence Of MI kinds conducted.
Deb,s and Notes collected in Town or Country.
A Register kept Of Land and Houses for sale or
rent. which may he inspected free of charge.
M Office. Telegraph Printing Office building,
uain-st. harrington March 8. '55-bply.
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A GREEN SESAToR.-Therc are some YER
dant specimens in the Senate Of this State,
and none more so than til, member from Put
nam county. Some correspondent writing
from indianapolis in speaking OF the s'wis-
DOM sent up there to make laws for the peo-
pie, make rather light of some of the Sena-
tors blunders which are occasionally COM
mitted by them. The following sspcrtater,' .
story We think is at the expense OF Glaze
brook, and as it is pretty good one, we can
not refrain from publishing it. The CORES
pondent says:
CAT the table Of certain hotel, the other
morning, the Honorable member from
p, who is in the habit of requesting
those around him, instead of the waiter, to
wait on him, suddenly thrust his fork over
towards the gentleman opposite, and called
out
''Can you reach them FAR perta.ers, sir?"
s.Yss sir.''
swell jist stick my fork in one of 'em,
will yer % tsf.
$50 certainly replied p, taking the fork
and quietly stabbing it into the potato, where
he left it.
at this the Senator was somewhat vexed
and asked rather tartly-
evil you pass me my fork ?''
"Ah, your fork-yes indeed, sir" and ia
king the fork, the waggish gentleman drew
it out of the potato and banded it back to
the honorable gentleman from P, who
thereupon Became not a little indignant, and
=
"Waitcr, if yer don't pass me one of them
ar pertaters, shall be under the necessity
Of leaving this 'ere table and reporting you
% the Senate. Say, do yer hear?'
need hardly state that the waiter did
near, and that the honorable member was
not compelled to make the threatened report.
rerre Haute American.
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WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub
lie and his old customersn particular that he hasjust
received and in store full and genera assortment Of
Groceries and Provisions, which will be sold cheaper
than the cheapest for cash only Please call and see
and satisfy yourselves and not be mistaken.
Oct. 18th, "a. WIN. II. ANDERSON.
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Great Reduction in Winter Goods

I WILL, from this date. offer the balance of my
win er stock at greatly reduced prices as am de-
termned to dispose Of it before SPRING. so, that per-
sons who wish to lay out their money to advantage
would do well to call and examine my goods before
purchasing. Ny stock consists, in Fart, follows
LADIES' LINE.
Gala Plaids, Cashmeres, Delaines, Merinoes, Ala
pacas, Prints, Bonnetts, Shawls, Uandkerchiefs,
Gloves, Stockings and Shoes.
EENTLEMENS LINE.
Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Undershirts and Drawers
Gloves and Mitts, Seeks. Stockings and Comforts,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cloths Sattinetts
and Vestings.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Lindseys, Ginghams, Checks j Hickory ,Osnaburghs
red yellow and blue Flannels, Canton Fannels, Red
Blankets, beachad and brown Musl,ns richings, &C.
A large stock of Groceries, at reduced prices.
Friends come in, and will show you the best and
cheapest goods in tile city.
HENRY II. SCOTT.
feb ], 1857 Main street near the Market house.
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r. 3. HARRIS.

II. ID. TIA NNIO,
S5ISg AND SIGN PAINTER
IN FORMS the citizens of Burlington and vicinity
/ tina, he has taken the shop formerly occupied by
Mr.. j. sny1,cr, on Third street noar the Methodist
Church. where no will b. thankful forail orders in The
House, Sign, aid Ornamental Painting,
limitations Of Wood md Marble, II and Scene
Painting. Flags and Banners Painted in the very
best STYLE Painting Glsss. Transparenciss, &C.,
Masonic and Odd Fellows Rega!ias painted in s,,le
that cannot fail to please Paper Hanging aud
Glazing. Mixed Paints, Trunks Valises and umbrel-
las lettercd on short notice.
Call and give him a trial. Gfeb l, '55tf
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l,'lSll-5 cases prime Cod Fish, 10 bbIs Mackerel
Il % bbls white fish, for sale by
Jan II f HUNT
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MUSIC BOOKS, sc.
HAVEjust received new supply Of Music Books
! OF various kinds, and can supply Music teachers
and Singing Schools on good terms
Among the thirty-fve to fifty dozen on hand arc
For Church use,
TheyIiallelujah: The Shawn
Sc Mendelssohn; Carmina Sac,a :.
The Missouri Harmony; rasr+
For Glee and Juvenile Classes
The Alpine Glee Singer; The Glee Hive:
g Metropolitan Glee Book; /" Singing Bird
The School Vocalist 49,.
The Singing Book for Boys and Girls fs
Other Miscellaneous Musical Works, t
Hastings on Musical Taste, .
The Vade-mecum. by Saroni, ~ s,-...--.
Woodbury. on musical composition
History o. Church Music in America,
ZundeFs $50 voluntaries and inierludes for tic
Organ, Melodeon, Seraphine, &C.,
Hunter Piano Forte Instructor, 4#
Guitar instruction Books &c. &C.
Z. A. VAN METER,
jan 90. No. 2, Barrett House Bio, H.
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Daguerrean wagon For Sale.
M r. e. CODDITG Offers his daguerrean Wagon
lsI for sale. it j. 10 feet long, feet wide, and
built truck wheels n feet high and is in complete
order. one team is sufficient to on good roads
Price $3.50, first cost 275. It is at West Point
Iowa, in the care Of w. C. Brce, who is authorized
70 sell it, apply to him or to me at Warsaw iii.
Feb 10 w6t r. CODDTNG
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STEAM BOILERS.
0F all descriptions, On hand and made to order
" Also Shee Iron Work. viz Smoke pipe, Breech
es, de &C., made on short notice--at Eagle Works
Chicago. p. w. GAIT SICO.
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IMPROVED CORN MILLS.
I'VE have for sale Pitts Patent Corn and Cob Mill.
w driven by Horse Power and grinds 10 to IL
bushels per hour. Price $50. Eagle Works Chica 90.
Feb. IL. p W. ATES & Co
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Steam Indicators &. Water Guages,
LOR sale at Eagle Works, Chicago.
u Feb. ii. p. w. GATES & co.
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SlLVERWARE.-S Silver, table and tea spo,-,x.
~ cream spoons, mustard spoons desert spoons salt
spoons, sugar shovels, butter knives &c. for sale nv
sept 81, "a. A. W. w Canprxrrp'
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ENPlTOME Of Greek and Roman Mythology wit
- explanatory Notes, and voca baary by John $
Hart, L. l.. D., for sale at fae CorsE's
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NuGAK Coffee and molasses for sale Mt reduced pr
~ ces now for bargains by feb l0l j. s. DAVID.
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Fancy Groceries.
q DOZ. Baltimore cove oysters, 10 dor tomato catsup
y 70 boxes herring, so cans extra Gun powder tea,
80 one eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial teas,
40 fourth chests do, % chests black tea
march ~ FIR sale by kIMEALL a CO.
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wall Paper. &C.
HAvING Just purchased hne assortment of Wall
II Paper Borders, Fire Screens, DC, expressly TOT
the spring trade, all who may wish any thing in this
line viii Be supplied upon liberal terms BY calling at
VAN METERS Bookstore,
LAMB No. Barrett House.
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l. history of Cuba, or Notes Of Traveller in the
IL Tropics, being political, historical and salts
teal account Of the Island from its first discovery to
the presenttime, by Maturin NJ. Ballow. at
nov l6. VAN METERS.
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MORAL BEADS, necklaces, armlefs and ties, will
\ and without lockets, . good article by
sept. 81, "a. A. w. 4 CARPENTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-29
~ :, r1,-Ia.- l,l,IrK.. AND IIltNEl,RY.

3 N.Y. iast reserved orr new stock OF atehss
MG Caoex Js Ssry aud Silver Ware %loghr the hnest
Aai tley,t ,ct 9sfr Tered in this city and which be
GABLES sell
tnSa naa gsiI aad SILVER hunting ant open
r.tohes DO she cheap articles gold
sar3 700 AMI latte aud breast pins
seal s,Ae drops aud rngs guard and
ssas 10 short artt e IN our neoI business
In gre variety OF style aud price.
male which we VIII De con-
aousantly supplied style of iron and wood
ex-iay thirty cosks, direct from the factory
whieh low they be
purchased in Western city -,
BIrTR 1LFF & SONS Main ST.. bet. list and I'd.
B-Evory article sod in our es ablishent warranted
Ola gold an siivs highest price taken in exchange
fer welry- .s.5s asesfs s..-4.i.1 apt
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pINn -IUMRER.

THE ia Ei -
wNoF4NF GLOVER ~ CO. of Main and seventh
trests Evansville lad would respectfully inform tho
,h t1t they have in yard and for sale loS FOR CASH.
Issorts seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
and fongue1 and Grooyed Pine ard
Ash Foorug Dressed and undresea tehing Castings aed
Pannas. I1J 600 feet B0Nrds suitable to-
harms and fencing No Pine Poplar Shingles &c.
60 Gan hs We ulads ordsr the lowest prices Shelv1s
D1ors sash Riafs Pieces. Moudings Frames for
Doors Bills OF prtoes OwAraea 60 an
nraoa nsy,ssot,cn teSI2t If
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EsEMOY Az.

TN 1nIsrSigped his renov@d ais Tailoring EsahsA-
asarst, SAs)ni street, aeiitatv opposite the Pres
A,ssri IN Church. tho ode4 with DR. Wood whers he
watt Il Il Il see b. ioti and yoodiy
II wllf ne pse ttet - serve them slth
his line sleh cpat@ vests pants shirts draw
,pri,rIa sh lrssst n9Sshfe notice.
Thaaksl he would respectfully, solicit
n danca hands of ieera pIhlic
r2N j L. NFLMs.
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ALAW PAKTNEMsHIp.

N4s, q. JONES sndJAs. E. BLYTHE As-orpies at Law.
~ Evansville, indiana have themselves
the prtctioeof the Law will practice
IN ths and the adjoining counties and in the
District Court They design turning their attention
ulary to land law In short time they will be
give in minutes abstract of the title to almost
lot In Evansville its enlaTzemepts in Larasco.
Esther with their professional opinion to the tide
red iyf5 Dr. If
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JEW ELRY STORE OF

sw.rHsEY BUILDINGS sTsEET, THREE DOORS BELOW
.hs keep hand large an raj
of Watch-s Clocks aud JeUelry ali kind
Mni ~ the bests STYLES and quality.
Thave INST received large srock of New Jselry bothuse
fuT and ntal which for pabiie inspection
will constantly supplied ny additions 9Th h'
which husi
buy AMI eii at the lawest prices
isn-s any exeeutsd in competent manner. ane
M low charges. .ss55
all done warranted
Goods old Gold and Silver the most liberal
Those anything in line. respectfully inY
Ms3 a. examine my sto-k and prices. lan3-u
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S q W IN G. NJ A G. HI n r y.
TENIESB Machines operste upon entrely new pTne-
n PIE using shin sic, hut needle an9 ~
They haze IN operation In the bands fanes snc
give .hsna Thorough TRIAL.
and have given entire satistac'ien. 49,
They are very and highly exnsmsR
6tsed adorD iadys Iaror or oesu-
Nv l~ss position in the shop Of the artisan
has been our fuTnfsh Machine that weuid be
rJia: fauiiy vel asto the waDts o. Isiors
., sns CIosk Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
nEdant that our Machines in tie presensforH
the bes- offered 90 the public.
hous, families testify TO their merits on All
offamily sewing. while Shirt and Collar Mannfaetn-
sher supsiory aver all others Tor
k5bTir work.
examination otthe Machines tsrespeetfuy SOL neab
- 9eIlins Reads, r. U. kEAD
<-rl.t, Sole Agent forSouthcrn India
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CAMPBBLL q GR0seH, 40,
BELL AND BRASS. FOUNDERS.
FIRST s7REEr RK7wExs VINE AND DIv;.
EVANSVILLE. IND.

EVANSVILLE. IND,
AZ ANCFkCCRERS ofevsry description sf Brats Work,
k Of equal quality IL not supsslsr 70 aAytAin
tured in the East and fszo1all- t.rs=. :. :.
We keep constantly Aan& ell aieAes stop xaBge tb
and cylinder sScks church hsst Aofef
friction uetaf soft and -peite raolaeT
ef all ether ARTICLES usually k.Jt
business
We also aPpested ssie aSe4tz IN this s sale
Of celebrated bekinK
far superior aAyhi4E sd
risbiy when exbibitea Been pis-
ta47 AifiAt p ~
pozhls Acting Force sRd Lift Purs, article
ed for eissern, W II aud railway Parrssss ff -
Every deserfEtisa 81 Brass sE1sr zad far
nished as CineEp 7a.i prices
The Highest As price paid Ter ed sePrsH ssssfsud
zize. sss - 81
An ordsr. As viz With Ia
mediate astsatios. ae ~ sapIo
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ZEN TE ,ferstrI4h bVing eamnsncsa the above business
Granville Hasters himself With the hone that his
xpersnce skill in all eseript time measuring
.o1fnsrv trial he found worthy thea t@nton
the citizens city but also Of those
Aonorsinsthe .circIm1 mhient vicinaze."
ths Post ohee where he can be ferna q all
QRrIcE HouRS. mYS W " -
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QUEEN CITY SCALE WORKS.
WIN. HUDDART.

Ne bet. Main and Walnut Oi.eInna q
Ann am manufacturing Railroad
T Depot. Hav. Stock Coal, Floor and
Platform Scales ef all sizes: also Drug
gist and Bank Scales. brass and iron
Ia beams Counter Scsles. &C., &c, which
nv l warrsnt ofsuperior N "a
~ material i would call particular at
- tention to my Iron Lever Hay and Stock
Scales. All communications pr mptly
attended TO Agl5-tf
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CLOTHING, sc.


SINCE MESS RS. ALL ERfNG & BRUMMER HAVE
- leased the Oh Csraer Wafer under the
Journal Once and filled with the @rEestas
STYLES Fail Winter Clothing Fur
nishIhg Goods seD item astnnshHgy lev the
ALLGke HAVE EEEN coAFELLE9 Tt srkRESIkE.
ts THEIR NEW ST0CR - res 1agr
consists in paTt of Mems Boy made Clothing
Hats Csps and Trunks ozsher with the most
Gentle and TaOrs' Furnshing Goods
ever brought this city Their na-eh snR
manufacturing other house IA the city
which enSilesthe all times TO Ell all orders with the best
ofgooas and the Country and city
and the public generally respectfully nFist call and
their New Stock Reaseed Prices before Purshss
ng elsewhere. =FF IflLet .fa osels-tf
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OrHER$.
HI HART-tLIis THE Ace 0F HtRTs-
STILL NiIVE ANDN YET QIIPE BURNT

VNY 1ULD infor he eitIz-ns Of Evansville
w generally that he is now their ssrvee
Firss to Shsnkifu Reilly
stock 81 boots shoes comprising Ladies'
Shoes description Also misses and infants hoes
boots Also the pie Stozay tn
ap@st Frenon mp Ss; together with full sup ly o.
slip sh etc etc Please call
and yourselves You always ind me az hom~
such coll Getting bills
iaaS HEN RY j. RI
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NEW nsoRK BAKERYr p 2

srcoNp TO xosE WEST TEE MoENr&sxst -
- On Fist opposite the Pest 0Eee.
FESH long exPrierse in the bustn
city ofNs FORK. in which ei hs is aekuori-
dEed ssursror. in tAe nanagenest Of wen
pofatsa bakery v oztA Tself0ily
Tat he prepared furnish Al kinds Of bread.
cakes crackers PIES rolls. etc.. shtrAt
Wholesale r. tail.
weddiHss parties bss private viii bs
apple afteR desired with thns fresh Fsn tie
the shortest zstiee. 59.fs EEF
Asapesser arsieIe G.ahasa aad sx&ys
hand -
Tire rrsr-istor wi aers ais ezeIors-
" It's xhsch sha1l s1efrtsSin yf fes
~ 81 rYassed ~ dEy sns. ye4 C.GAFhF.
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FALL CAMPAIGNS.
HARDWARE AT HOLESALE,

new LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
NNTHLsT thanks for the generous patronage
S& tha pubic he openedn Evansyis. would now
,ourse interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois and Ken
also that he has hshelves
Ia store the Heaviest took ct Hardware and Cut
iery ens-hd that he has offered IN the Evans
Many Goods purchased At reduc
ed during depressed state of the markets,
England and BY importing direct from Europe
ctursrs only able but decidedly di posed
sell Hardware slow figures any house can
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers.
careful examination of his stock and prices by
Traders feeling assured that he do them
Among the articles almost nle) comprising his
stock. he names the following to the trade;
AxesWells Lppincots LeYeretts and OoHinsi
| scO dozen Pocket Knives (fElly assortedj
1 1900 do Table do do;
| * do steel Shears snd Scissors EEsErE
100 do Razors and Strops
Spoons-Iron. Brittania and German btlver;
50 dozen Coffee Mills all grades
/ do Files and RasPs all kinds;
! Kettles. turned bottensj
pom lbs Ssdirons assortedt
| 400 dozen Butt Hinges do;
! 1860 rrnas giml rofatsdi
! $50 dozen Door Socks and rockets;
| 100 do Augurs.
| 2nn do Curry Combs and Horse Cards
| 30 pairs Shovel and Tonxs iron and brass hsadsi
so dozen Saws. from Mill to Key hole;
SO do Ames' fand other brands> Shoves and Spades;
| casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
S Japanned TjnwaTs fnliy assoStes
vrb;n. and La.h.s brushes Combs Nssdes Speotacles
Fancy Hardware generally ngehsr W.T.
goods Chains Dog Irons. Strap Hinges Tea ket-
/ Gun Barrels and Gum Trimmings,
Carpenters and Coopezs Tools. Window Sash. etc
CHARLES 5 WEI Is
| oeta Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank
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sCALE%.
STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAR-
...e---. LISHHIENT. 49,

49, THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantlin
EEi s. ParYin, has returned from Princeton and
49, en- up his residence permanently in cirg-
" y where he will devote his decentralization to al
branches ofther business Mr. s. would call the atteu
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their blu snees They also prepared 10 do all
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work Sc. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in perfect
Call at the store of SCANTLIN & PARVIN.
noyl4 Main steet, bet Tristan Second.
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DeGAEgN MOS
IVERY AND SALE STABLE.

I.IT ERF AND SALE sTNBLE.
ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FoUR STREETS.
HORSES, Buggiss Carriages. Es5s4tSzSz5sstkAa
gkNk and 0mBib always for hire
Ia above Stable. Carriages excursions.
always hand. prepared to board
r snd keep them IN the best order.
will hereafter kept constantly
the day. and will hotels etc for the
accommodation those wishing it, IL will also he
ready citizens 70 boats, uriDg the by leaving
riders the stable. my9 L. Il. DEGARMO
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REMOVAL BOOT AND sss0BsgoRB.

STILL N THE FIELDi
m OEUSS Err forms old andth3 Public
generally thss he has removed his Boot and Shoe store
First bet~ee Mia and the Post Oee lower
sds ne is prenared make all qualities Of Boots Ane
and warranted
40 1T will be delivered the promised
no MISTAKE he reesive liberal patronage
thiss determined hard work and
sRS N pin suecssd. fs+- - fs fehl3-tf
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BOOTS & sHOES.

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EyNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. Connecticnt.

or Hartford. ConnecticRt. fr
CAPITAL SEQ. oo0-a7 paid iH and iHrcsted.
rENIS Company witha perpetual charter
II 1919 and insures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses house
hold and merchandise general. Also inland
the pels of Navigation Losses will be Hhsr
ally adjusted aad paid with promptness.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Prss't.
E G.. RIPLEY. Secretary.
Insurance be made the
wbos duly authorzet receive poll
iees favorable Insurance oce Agency
in the West. A. @. HALL0CK. Ag't.,
sylt-tf @f Eain street. nearly opposite the Bank.