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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-11
TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AND TIE PUBLIC GEN


lIESSRS KELLER d. FARNSLEY would respect
Nv fully rettfp thank TO thercustoners andibe pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage whiethey have
her ,iofore received, and take this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased Of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of Brugs a. Medicines. and
will continue to carry the business in the house for
mery occupied by him Main. between First and Sec
end ss where they will be pleased to have thefends
call and exine ther stock. They associated sir
Isaac While Sho has been TOR years the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy at all
times. to wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house.
pure Drugs atlow rates and accomm6 dating terms
any inducement to The Merchants Druggistsand Ply
scians. respectfully invite them TO call, we have
hand stock of $4,000 Orwell SCI eeted Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions to present
supply. and hope to offer such inducements 10 WHOLE
SALE DEALERS will supeTcede the necessity OF
their vsit other Cities for the purpose ofpurchasing
theip supplies.
jyi5 KELLER, FARNSIEY x CO
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xor,oNs TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.

n O. PUsHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful ano
articles this particular branch OF trade ane
with present with merchants can
will SELL cash. market prices Customers ans
invited call and examine the grsa
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
a.
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NOTICE.

III ESSRS. LEWIS HOWARD having purchased our
lVA harf boat wish thanks liberal
bestowed hitherto and ask continue
ance Of the same towards them.
We Reg further friends and all
that continue the Commission and forwarding business
heretofore We have engaged ample Wharfboat facilities
the River and having Canal and other Warehouses here
ment. M
We continue to make liberal advances all property
signed to us for sale and
promptly to NIL all orders for the purchase Of
or the produce of the country having ample facilities
do such business the best advantage for
Office. as formerly. under the Telegraph Office.
e22-u JOHN s. MITCHELL & son.
HApANNED TIN WARE.-Trunks Deed boxes. Cash
81 boxes specie boxes knife boxes molasses
cups cauers dust boxes Tumber sand boxes
wash bowls match Safes candlecks lanterns wait
ers and toys of every voriety.
dee2s BABCOCK BROS.
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COTTON BATTING AGENCY.
NEW PAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AMI
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR STATE
STOCK BANK NOTES.

vH\HE undersigned would respectfully inform the cti1 ems
- this city aud vicinity he q
and we'll selected stock of Fancy Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
French and English Merinos Paiis DLane half and all
woo black plain and watered Silks bleachd plaid striped
ehnDgsable and solid cold Silks Dress Silks all colos
ounees Gross de Maple and saeins Flanne Opera Cloak
ngs Linseys Bay states, Thybet plain ami Fancy Silk
Ssawls all kinds of Blankets Hosieres Gloves Embroide
res Coaks Of all styles aud multitude of
other articles too tedious to mention.
As my motto is small prof and quick sales would aa
wishing their fall and winter supplies IA
vor me with call. before purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would draw the attention Of dealers and
chant taors TO heavy and choice stock Of Canes
p IN aud fancy Casers all coiors of Broadcloths Over
coating Whtueys Beaver kerseys Peersham wool silk
ana cotton Innings. and all kinds of railors Trimmings
10 those deangin Ready Made OF thing Irequest to visit
me IN order examine the stock. which
tanty keep hands and intend selling Cincinnati prices
and terms
As these Clothing manufactured ia this city under
own supervision able better ut and more
substantial than there had other
A. ANSpACHER.
novS Main oned door below Branch Bank.
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THE0 DOHE FiANKE'S
ctycJyy Att DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,

cornar Che mt and Canal opposite Henry Luzs Groce.
nv Evansville. Indiana. ,
INFANCY Dyer Steam Scourer and Rehnisher OF Dy
and formerv Foreman at Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdaie
New York Dye House. ~, -. ~ san,
nd Woolsn rats Cashmere. Shaws OF query d.scrip
ton and eqral Dyes every kind oil ac
IN naerps and finishes them equal to new lie re-
moves Silk Dresses IN dry
urng the color stnf He also cleans ana
niso rs 'ie S-f octI9-1yd&w
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OH WASHINGTON HOUSE

EN0R SALE OR RENT This House. now occupied by
NJ woolsey Nese Auetoneers will be sold at bargain
sold viii he for For further
enquire OF Woolsey l. Nelson
isnI2-tf = gr rfIr r. NURRfE. Owner. {,
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GEEST MILL.

f6NE Fulton Mill is in good Ter for grinding Wheat
III Rye. Buckwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal
any Mill in the West for quantity and quality Of four the
machinery is of the latest making the
lively and good. Good wheat
sold. will he warranted. Tie Mill will regularly on
Thursdays Fridays aud Saturdays days
WAGON loads of Grain together; and try.
EFlour and Meal for Mill all
Highest market price paiu for Wheat.
nov29-tf j. II. BIRTH.
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u,Rn,y.nE AND CUTLERY.

fDireet Importation from Sheffield EnglandO
SHAVE Just opened invoice of sheffield Goods direct
the maaufactnrers hands. TO which invite the at
tenion Merchants aud Others who wish 70 purchase r
The invoice consists IN part
Of the following. viz: =,
Taile Knivssin variety: Hand and PANEL Saws;
49, a. a.. Ripping do;
Shs,rs and seisssrs: Tenon and COMPASS do;
RsTarr Drawing Knives;
Chsol<. socket and Firmer
an az which viii be soId here
CHAS. =. WELLS.
aae,9 2ioors below the Branch Bank.
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NEW ORLEANS, ApriI y, Is54.
We have abundant reason to recommend kich's Sala-
mander Safe eminently reproof. since had
celcDt opportunity the 9Th February last testing
one of that description. which We purchased several
years since of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store. No. 81
Chartres street, with stock oi hats
&C., burned the morning Of that day .subjectng
safe to very intense heat during yet
it saved all its contents, comprising bank notes ana
checks for upwards of nine hundred dollars bisreceiy
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in
books for forty thousand dollars AS said Safe only
one hundred and ten dollars. we risk nothing in pro
nouncing il the cheapest article we ever purchased,
ALERRT IL TRlCO.
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WABASH & ERIE CANAL TR,NsPOnTRTI0
yoys AND NOTIONS.

UTST received daily looked for including most
% every little useful and ornamental article sum as
Rakes Roxes Tea Sets Dolls Rattles Whites irumpets
Harps Aeeorasons Games Domnoes Chessmen pertamers
Nssaes pins Toothpcks Pencils Gold Pens combs rush
Toilet Soap and Fowler Emersoa's Razor Straps Travel
iny sees Thermometers. Pocket knives male' an
~ a. y.
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LEATMEs AND FINDIN CS.


WT1LLiAM BELL. is just opening on Main Street
w oppositeth9 Bank, large and ell sc stock
ofleather and findings, consisting in part Of
1000 sides of soleieather, Hemock and spanish
tanned
80 dog, morocco, No, l. g and Tampieo extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
s5doz Kip-Prime City, heavy country, Iigbi me
dum .7T - -
20 doz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
20 " Linings-Pink blue, and green.
70 Bindings.Lindsey' cape goat andshssp.
$50 " Calfskins-ligst. heavy, and mediun World
Fair and Caron,
g :: OIL thong leather,
10 =" Nadrass Kid
30 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees. rasps avis, pncers nails balls tsck
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels keys hooks
and all other tools and materials usea BY shoe
jei4
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wABasHAND ERIE CANAL.

TUNHE undersigned recently built large hsan
tial Warehouse the Canal at Petersburgh. and ar
prepared any Produce Commission
wardnr business entrusted them. Consignees will
promptly of the arrival their Gooc charge
in all cases warranted TO give satisfaction.
decs-h BARR MORGAN, Petersbursh, 10.
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A large assortment Of NiLDER's PATENT SAIAMANpER
SAFES, with Rch's improvement. for safe by
STEARNS et MARVIN,
(successors to Rich d Coz
136 WATER STREET. NY.
The only Makers Of Salamander Safes. combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Projectors of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock. which has neither key nor
keyhole. -ffr.t- ALbIS d. HOWES,
my9tf Agents at Evansville.
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n. q, At l.. II.

KyTHY often hear Ladies remark they afmos
w invariably get suitedin Dry Goods Enhch's when
thy other place, The fact is he always Keeps
'rment goods hand and what is still more i'm
portant sells low and uniform rates THIS
Editorial puff hut aplsin of fact do sh
it. but call examine his goods
and prices thereby have the
satisfaction his store is in the stone front building
Main street three doc below Second. aug2Z
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GOLD PENS, GOLD CHAINS, ETC.

NV have received justly celetra
Wv ted Gold Pens. manufactured by A. Morton Co
New York and which will warrant break by fair
in writings IL they do give another pen for the
ken We have alss hama large of Gold
and Silver Watches ofevery description Gold Guard Fob
Vest Chains Gold Necklaces. D mond and Ruby Rings-n
short general Watches Clocks and Jewery all
of which will sell atthe lowest
every article 10 be just such represented.
move BIrlR0LFF 4 SONS. Main ST., bet. LIST & I'd.
COTTON BATTING AGENCY.
HAVE the Agency OF the Canneton Cotton Batting Mill
z and shall keep a stock hand of No. and No 2 At all
times at the lowest cash price
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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FL E! FIR En-! FIR En-!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
II1CII.S SALAMANDEicS SAFES!
COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.

p FIRE IN DANSvILLE. NY.
DASsvILLE, April 10. 1854.
/ Messrs. STEsRNs & MARVIN Gentemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. 1t contained all books and
papers which came out in good order. The Safe
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in it, Very respectfully. yours.
BROWN & GRANT.
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT

COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.
Water street. merit Insurance Company, ErdnsriHefG.
TTENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
II taurat the three story brick house, between In.
,urance Co. Office and the Pavilion Hotel Is now heu
min the best style and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them IN the
manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wines and Ales, which, with other refreshments
he will serve Nd in the approved style aud at all
hours OF the day. Mr.. will always keepa good va
rieiy of the best brands Of Cigars. 80
Attached to the house Isl BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys, and every accommodation requisite iof
such place. ...l .-
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables
with India Rubber cushions, aud Saloon lii up with gas
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS III. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION

WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York
DEING long established with extensive connection
in the above business. respectfully socits consign
ments ofal kinds of Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular care will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
j. ii. MAGHEE & CO..
feb20-tf Evansville. Ind.
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n. HYDE,S NARBIE YARD,

CORNER SECOND VINE STREET. EVANSVILLE.
FE<HE undersigned would respectfully the citi-
of Evansville aud the public generally that he ha
purchased entire stock of No. Vermont Marble of Mr.
Humphrey and fully prepared I'll all orders for Nom
mens Tomhs 0beliks Head and Foot Stone OF the hes
shin the material. Those wishing
suitable Monum their deceased friends. would 90 vel
give him call. All orderspromptly attended to
oet2i-f nr f.r J. HfDE.
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IOSt AD+RSN CO.'S TO-
O,lt.GREAT-E EASTERN A. MRSr "a

i OCt.GREAT, EASTERN & WEST. / SO4.
E&S@ ERN EXPRESS, 49,
EtSi.s For the rapid and safe convey
.sAssSiyAance Of Money. Jewelry, valu. SsfSFilsgS
2Sz--Sx-abl able Packae es and gnifreigh,
generally. Arrangements having been made with n @
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Company foF
running the Express their Road the business ub
lie of Evansville respectfully informed that Mes
sengerwf,l be dispatched Monday morning Goth met
and daily thereafter exee ptSundays) in eharg pack
ages and freight. forwarded through Adams IL Co.. To-
Vincennes, and Way Stations the road. -f' q
An Iron Safe will be carried give greater security 10
vanabes and in all goods delivered imme
~ on arrival at either end. without charge.
The business connections and ments OF Adams
Co.'S Eastern Express have been extended TO Evai
VILE, and r G. oRlLEY d co. appointed gents 20 +
receiving and shipping at the River, their Wharf
ooal and iHoS CONJUNCTION co. Agents for re
eeving and delivering all goods for the city heir
bookstore, corner of Main and First Streets fi te
Me,chants ordering goods from the Eastern elite 81
viii mo great advantage In having them forw arded by
five days.
Packages of all descriptions, designed either Ia
Tue TOT the Vinccnnes route. shond be lelfat }.
VI. " hiiey Co.'S Wharfboat, or at ConyDgton's Il
them. 49,
III The Messenger, Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS will be at
the tram half an hour before its time TO
charge OF whatever may be offered there.
| Evansville. Feb. Is, (ap9S ADAMS
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A cam

HAVING from the above frn take this sesasisu
express my than rs Tor the literally
IT. andreqnest continuance of
who viii the business vs.r And
WILL as always try to make himself worthy
Of reonle ey22 CHARLES W. NACR
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6NOi.D WANTED.-we will pay per cent premniu
W thousap q dollars American Gold
new MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON. =
VETOOD-4oc cords Ash and Maple Wood for sale either
,.aI2 '""-' 'A"A'' ''' JiiW. & s. vIckERY.
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Isyp FOR SALE.

HNIvF acres Of Land the Boonvill road bridge
IL equally divided blythe Canal This desirable proper
situated rapidly improving rart OF the city is offered
sale easy terms. For further particulars apply to
eyS-tf = lflf J. p. ELLIOTT.
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RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION NOTICE
TENo ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK. aud all interTe-
date stations aud places. Immediately the eompo-
ton Evansville Charlottesville Railroad 70 erre
aute which will be within about three weeks from this date
will ready receipt THROUGH for the delivery OF all
kinds Merchandise Produce and Property from TINS city
aud pons this and T-rre Haute to all OF the above
and via the India Ohio
New Central New York and Erie and Albany and Bos
ton Railroads.
n- made known application az my Office. under
novi3 II JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
WABASH & ERIE CANAL TRANsPOnTRTION
.-ss-rTT7-T77,. To NEW YORK. BOSTON. .<GWfAa
80 fsssz ILADELPHIA and ALTI- aSzs!sSss~
MoRhe andersignei Agent. will receipt for the deve
~ TH,OI Of kinds OF Produce and Merchsnoze fron
this city, by the Troy and Western Line of Canal Boats
pa nnvIs,y JOHN 3. MITCHELL. Agent
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rrO THE PHYSICIANS OF EftE WEST
FIRM STATES. AND 40 ALL Whs
USE LIQUOR AS MEDICINE Or A.
gsEVEks AGE,


BEVERAGE.
unHYSICIANS who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for Nedi-
cal purposes should give the preferences to woiTEs
SCHIEpAM AK0NATIc SCHNAPfs. -
r. il anufactured at Sehiedarn in Holland AMI exelu
the factory the proprietor by processes and from
matsria elsewhere unemployed aud an known.
E il proved reported analysis OF several
70 entirely from the perniccu fossil oil which
rn ia every liquor distilled from grain aud which
ontion and morbid desire for babtual and ntemperate
which such liquors invariably tend to supern
Il proved by the unerring Juniper
Gin ayOred with the coarse. acid and ndiseSble oil OF
r heretofore used with the specifically lighter more
Volatile aromatic and meclnal OF s Two OILS OF
the Italian juniper berry neglected by every other manuae
turer :, 4, .t..,,,aIv ,rro 4, Il, ro..i .
5asv Sobained by an entirely process and
Gin in the world has 1uired
s. proved by extensive medical ana tes
"a be an ecient well agreeable remedy IN many
Goes of nepient dropsy. gravel chrome govt
L aafueace ehOlic cOncreOus in the Kidney ana biadar
o Of the blood assimilation of food and exhausted
most grateful and rsnovating cordial and when
raher 10 subdue the latter fray. by creating
"a All inferior liquors. And II invariably eorreets
the W effects Of bad water wnesnss "a ~. n
dfrfcts In all of these enumsraSed " mas No
n nny Of this celebrated medicinal beverage
- o,Isr large commenced coanterfit-
Tbe Genuine is oay sold In qaarv ana pint bottles
haadsoney wrapped in slloJ paP AWE So. ho nss IL
S;aaii "a nurehass by the bottle a. Dars anu rioters
eii ~ hotties with common q ant se u ar INC
genuine for s1is " 80 - UDOLPiO WOLFE.
Cnitso SIAsss- Sole manufacturer and Importer.
1s % and p Beaver street. New 4 ork
r..-d .S.b,a,n; belongs exclusively to my article. all
Others in Cleveland Ohio. W g. Gordon
Frea & Edwaris G. Bradtown; y. SAVIOR JS: and
81. Rsith < Ripley; l. s. Farrond 1. s. cauthnrt q 20.
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DISSOLUTION N0TICE

IEHE heretofore existing between the sub
seribers under the mare style of Mae Lohessn.
this day dissolved by mutusl Lebensne vhs
VIII continue the business the old atens to
adjustment OF all claims against the cid the
name of the for that theD
selves indebted TO the late fr i'm
date payment CHARLES W MACK
ANTHONY LOBEySTINE-
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JoHS. j. CHASpIER Jawgs HARLAN j.
CHANDLER d HARLAN. ZOO.

~ associated themselves together partners the
Raw and viii attend toa business then
or both always he found their
opposite the Sherwood House. give counsel or bust
Nov. q
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STOVES! ian AMI COPPER ESTAE-
LlSElnENT


NTESSRS. SATERLEE 81 Dt'GARMo have now on
WI hand good assortment of one and twohsrse Car
riages Roekaways and Buggies, manufactured al the
shop after the most approved and modern styles
Messrs ;. IL DEC. will promptly fill all orders for Gus
tom work in the neItes and most substantial manner.
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers either in
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
Black smith who doe, up the Iron work in style motto
be excelled apply
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HELP The POOR,

"a b. will sell Boots and Shoes and take paw in
~ e7knds of Indiana State Stock money except
have suspended payment. Call aud see.
deel6-tf II. J. HART.
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Pumpkins for Mich Cows. I

Many Of o,ir G hester county dairy
men are ID the habit of raising pump
kins for fall feeding folheir mich cows
which they find are eaten With a great
relish, and he'll very much 10 keepihem
to their milk, both before aud after the
season Of pastureisi oyer. ltis impor-
tant that taws, which, ore generally al
lowed to go dry all wister, should DO
made 10 milk on as late as possible IN
the fall, aud by the aid ofpuihpkins sto-
red away for the purpose we have.
known them 10 milk well until the first
Of January, apd ut least two mouths
longer than they otherwise would do
Moderate feeding with them shonldsbe
commenced while pasture is plenty.T
Farm Journal. --
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Uncle Benjamin paused, as if over
come by the recollections of that fear
full night, and every eye was bentu
him with eager interest. s1..
The sad looking gentleman looked a.
bout him in triumph at this corrobora-
tion Of his opinions.
'l proceed, for heavens sake he ez-
claimed. .s 7di f3aH "
'Thus we stood, continued Uncle B.
looking at each other, for | will not
say how long. 1t might not have been
two minutes, yetto me it seemedan age
At length, I could stand it no longer,
but burst forth impcriously:
sIn heavens name who and what arc
you?
sAnd what did it say?' quericd the
sad gentleman, nervously pushing his
chair towards Uncle Benjamin.
1T slowly turned its gaze full upon
me, and with an unearthly laugh utter
ed these words: I
sLor, Mister, amt afraid of me now:
arc you? I'm only Polly Henshaw,
come out to pick some yarbs for my ole
man, what's took sick with the cholic.
The spell was broken. The sober
gentleman sprung to his feet, and amii /,
q shout of irrepressiblc mirth which
shook the very rafters, called for hi'
hat, and left with all conyenientexpe
dition. 4.3 % "
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tons arc imported. In that country
the expectation of rags has been pro-
hibitcd by law since 1850.
England, with 98,OOO,oOO inhabit,
ants, requires yearly 10000 tuns Of
rags, $4,000 of which are imported
The consumption of paper in the ..
States is said to be equal to that Of
England and France added together.
There are used here 5000 tuns of
straw for wrapping paper and paste
boards, and during the last few years
the importation of rags has averaged
10000 tuns.
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For the MonOngatia Mirror.
Lines Penned to Miss A.
D Y TOM.

Ot 49,
Bright be the skies that shine DER Thee
Lady of the sunny brow,
/ would that thou nights ever be
As lovely US now.
Lady may every happiness bo thine, d
1'kat love can bcstow, ar g5ar
And Q, may sOrrOws, such as minc' 1
Never be thine to know.
l would-but deeper things than these
With thy lot be wove;
Wrought Of intcnscst sympatllcs,
And ncrsei by purcst love:
Thus may thy life as smoothly glide,
As gentle wutsrs flow,
And muy'st thou nc'er have cause to hide
Like me, some secret woe.
But may thy pathway through this life,
Be s,rew'd with golden aowersi
And when thou art done with worldly strife
Win heavens brightest bowers.
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DANGEROUS CONFERENCE.-THE Pitts.
burg Commercial Journal warns its
readers against a counterfeit SIS bank
note on the Farmers Bank of Kentucky.
The Journal says:
The following is correct description
which we give, in order that our citi.
zens may not be imposed upon:
Letter A, vignette, two drovers q
horseback driving cattle and hogs-a
railroad bridge and train crossing it,
in the distoncs-!Ey the pipes Of the
steamboat as we'll as the village and the
windows of the honses are scarcely sis.
ible-in the genuine they are.
We sre Indebted to SIessrs. Kennedy,
Of the sauk Vote Rcpiew fjr the above