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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-30
RtLi.. D0DDS a CO.'S
Flu T. P1 OOF 81 ESy

5s--z--x-,sHrs1
Ess.s-tsssss, WE have on hazd apply
.tFssaee..tSSf,- - ofthose FIRE PRooF Safes
'4zss 49, sssss.'sg-s which weore-stlov figures
fF.3 E8ss - sg.ssNj Il Fer their superior qusi-
sis9As5rf ties We refer New York
EsSs- -, .sitl and Virsinia State Stock
u ss5s - 80. hank. Crescent City Bank
~ .s,,s &c. Copeland. Broker and
- - =. A----A ~s- Banker. j. ii. Msghee &
Co
.ve5,f - CHURCHILL. Agents
@ter street. Evansville, Ind
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LOUzSvsELE PAPER NiI.E.
& j. tr A.y. l!pDNT

10 ISAAC CROalE NaH uacturers of News
- and Boos Printing Paper Wholesale aIers In ali
sisds Of CARDS PrnterS Ink &C. also 1zent the
manUfset1rs Of Gunpowder
No. III Main Street Louisville Ky.
y. b. The highest price cash paid for Pag.
Hemp and eOtssa wastes. .er,5-fn
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yyN1. REILLY,

WIN. REILLY,
NE HOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The an-
deIsgned uld respectfully inform his friends and the public
of Evansville and vcEy that having hased the interest
of the Senior partner in the late ofJ W. Reilly he in
Produce bus the old
stand tie embraces this Opporuhiy OF returning thanks for
fayOs and INTENDS effort merit c0ntnu
anc of the same. ie1O-ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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4 'HOIcE family Butter TO be hadat
" Goli COOKS
rENHERN0NETERs. Spy Glasses aud Pocket Eve
IL Glasses for sale BY ey2o A. C. PJSHEE.
SOME THINGS CAV EE BONE As WELL, As
OTHERS.
M Hart would inor his old sud the citi-
generally ths h has lust received his shoe
Store Main nearly Opposite the Branch Bank
OF the largest st selected stocks aonat
Ca honai l. Boots and - that city
coupring q ns Roots shoes Slipper. Caters all
kin ouths and Bows and fne Boots and
'biidrea's Shoes Boots ard Gait=rs.
also full stock Of Ladies Caters Pu.kns sir rers
aud Boo.s Also Rub and Nands of all Kinds for Gents
Ladies and children also the FIR nef' rim. Cork Soes
lie has als" hani fne stock % Leather THREAD Web
indeed a-tlels used of Roots
shoes which VII sell cheap the cheapest and
gOoa
have also large force OF good ard experienced uorsren
plo ed in featuring o0t aud shoes which enables
compete either "r neatRess h1apnes. durability.
with any hous- West ot tn" Mountains y
R.-An work that riPs il bought sere will be rerare
free of charge. oetlJ-s II. j. VA RT.
or. IOUIS srGtHs. 80 bbls Loaf. Crushed Powder
~ ed and Refined White ecd Ro-ais for
sale by decf3 ) l.. GILBERT 4 CO. Sye. near Mas.r.
ywTM.iROWB ,ND's SAWS Jus, opened.
Hs ease " IN. Ro NlaDd's Mill Saws;
do do Cross-eut saws FOR sale low a,
ERROCToE.S PEARL STARE -25 boxes just reed for
& sas by 5. L. GILBERT / CO. Syc. near Water
1 Jams
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The QUESTION
tkIsTauN ,<uDy-S.

co. tLT Sal r,t-25O htls.KAna~h.- Salt just
| - Tor sale at 15e per bCshel ly -nr
dFcl6 FOSTER 4 PPoryN
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

JOJ RNAL JOD VT F1OG.
Wafavte the attention OF the public to our superior
cilis for doing JoB WORK Of all kinds with neathess
sifsi,ateh ami eheapness. our sock OF Joo psif
:arFs &C. is constantly receiving new additions, "hc
have the lat styles OF Types, Borders &c, &C. o
working up this stock 10 any order III use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS
.stfch W.. nre enabled to do work cheap, fast ana
voca, We have also ordered
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS.
far The execution small and tine work IA AN eleSah'
manner These. with other facilities anu he assert
,n.nt oftysss enable Us DEFY competition "eha'e
lso fnse .,,,~,
a.there il ii the country. and The only one
Ev,n.vilie ~ which enabled to do IL KINDS OF
RULED BLANK WORE
I'm the neates1 trders either by letter or IN per
on are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
u,rahiiis Biils Lading, &C.. DC The work VIII ne
-xecut-d aud home promptly, anu charges reaS'
T-PA.we hav, reduced our nrices lately IN man! man
kfrA. of work while the prices OF mAterlai anu .o9t
- ,anruD our terms fDr job WosS are fnvaria1F
CASH on DELIVERY OF WORE.
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AUCTION kSUDHzS.
MAIN STREET BERN ZEN SECOND AND THIRD.
have rrm0v-d auction Rooms M.io stree uear
" the old Court HOus where receive
here nise Household Yarn iture Horses bagge-
Ia.h sds aGees made cons ign m sell
REGl LAR SAL LEs-ET ~ Tuesday Thursday and Satua.
lay. commencing At o'clock A ~ Tues ay Wednes-
iss ami tridiy evenings AT ss3-l lighting
" also pay partoulsr eGton to the selling Of Land.
aud Town Lots
Az persons having Lands. Lots Horses warons Rugsies
or Merchandise of desert s fully
iieitsd t, give Us call. oet7-ly WooLSEY NELSoS
a XELs.-io sets common sussy aad Carriase AxIes;
IA 40 do hf-pat do co do;
~ 90 patent do:
40 do do Bolt 20;
just reed aud Tor sale by decz7 BABCoCK BROS.
TAKE NOTICE.
LAEGElot of funWruuslt Vermont Marble suitable for
"A Tomb stones aud Monuments will b. sold auction
n Sth day OF January. pay charges nnl,ss
previously paid sale take psc- r. VI.
ua at arehouse .lnut ts Canal
deezl-tp JOHN $. MITCHELL.
FOR WABASH RIVER
fllh sJsgnch and Light Srsught steamer MA
LEX DoNA. sHANArf:. Ms will guisrly
ring the above For froisbt passage
apply to jans-u p. 0'RILEY 4 CO.
Leather, IN store and Tor sale by
dec2y b .PcOCK BROS
IVORY TABLE kNtyks.
"A FIN OF stock single
~ sets 81 pieces which and SUIT
a"ie Tor Chrstias ANA New The
boo'eseeper iscalied to this t.et CH aS s w.
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&c n rar steamer Belle Golden direct from Bremen-
a ksgs IT Hard Herring; 25 jars Anchoviseh;
% lhs German Primes g.. .~ex
O. Per stesmer Hvansvilla boxes virsyrla Goia Isss
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WAR WITH HVSsyA
SSo ulAGkSNsfna NHiTE~ VI .rTss ANp


WAR WITH EUSsgA
go nLaCksNifns, VHirgsNsTHs AND
" EVERY BODY ElSE.-RON HERE!-H wing estah-
sAed Coal Yard between Locus
aad walnut prepared to sell in
fiTfSbt hGh CAL. NJ as low prices bought
los ts ta All orders lsft the Horn rock 4
Churchill will be thankfully received punetuay
20 by my3-lyixs A j. HUfCHESOS 4 cos
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
gNHR.1E good uSrliings. of Brek one Frame
II wl tue Lots thereto belonging; also
atc Tor business purposes This j. situ2s.d
ana rist streets .t he low steamboat landing and will
vance equal 10 o'her ia the city of Evznsvie.
well Va ~ prrsenf condition. GOOD will
AVID srms made ~ sold Of houses will
~ Let. and all the froturs sold y,od Ap-
ply 70 jaali- sztv' BOYD BULLoCK.
The QUESTION
Wit question beforc III. Aeti House s this: II feler-
- what afsilsr-aad his .s-re about he
tlaSe they propose to exchange types-and
utos the f'lsf bis gal the pe shop
and :er having pictures taokaEd hos
nse.l eaouSh to ordinary ease
the other II mtsaG easwhieh pistare should fe pu
NoHld il be gallant him put u.iv
which il k,e, question before the
hoa-s. We f-r the disen-sis
-. hEBstEk BRO. Dsglerrto,ypists.
Jans-u Over LGarence's Marble Depot
St iLTt stIr2O hills .EAna~ha- Salt Just re e d and
- Tor sale at 15e per bCshel by
decl6 FOSTER & BROWN
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STOLEN F
ROM the suN.eriter living rear Xenia Clay county,
IN one small roau hers-. light and tail hind
white The theifis ahon, thirty fvc scr, old
K hiir aud wkskers and DARK mplexion ! will pay
reward to any one trinfing back ha ard thief
AZ If ANTHONY TfERNON.
l-.xETTs.-f0 Super Black Satinett;
do Mixed do; ...r...
10 10 Cadet do do;
Is do plue DO do; ar
5 do Fancy Cold do:
sved by eese JAS. LOW q co.
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a FINE assortment of Iyrs iabrs. in stock single
~ sets OF ses OF 81 pieces which b0 h al aad
aoie for Christmas aud New presents The
bouses eepers - allied TO this {. CHsS Ut
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BARBER SHOP.

lFtY.-30 bales No. Timothy and 2l bales slightly dam
aged received per Canal boat Indiana aud fer sale by
eZs GEO. FUSrER 4 co.
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a. EGTlfTE.
EET HOLES ALE AND kEFA .CONFECTIOSEis
sv aud MaauA turer ali kinds OF Cand Cakes Cor
da Preserves. Jeles &e. &c First street. between Main
and Locust streets. Evansville. Ind.
xs-Orsrs from families private parties for srtcles III
his business attended the sh notice.
An ICE CREAM SALOONS fitted the best style
JeH-tf
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EDWARD LEWIS. ROBT. s. HOWARD.
LEWIS & HOWARD,
E,SOHW AKDiNG AND COMMISSION MER-

Il CHANTS. Evansville, lad. WharfhOag the River.
arehvus the Canal Personal and prompt all
Consign nents. either tor sale or shipment.
Evansville, june &c, ISj4.-ly
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SOME THINGS CAV nE DONE As WELL As

Tg,HkRWOMETERs. Spy Glasses and Pocket Ev,
| IL Glasses. for sale BY ey2o A. C. PUSHEE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22
T 81 R NJ s. o
INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.

the present let hs.
dollars costs much furnish
their respective localities will send gautous
person, will send the often subscribers with
the pay or n
we hoe these carefully observed All subscribers regarded
continue the before te
expires Fellows, of all will
doubt Orphan and widow by calling their attention
regard them. II they are too poor to raise even doar @e
enoughn immediate neghborhoods Cor tina, purpose
Re the
Yet we have
reason believe pleasure contributing to
he the worthless cheap
ders Of other states
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22
Lice on Chickens.

As there have been a great many
remedies for lice on chickens, in the
Farmer. and in other public prints. so
l thought l would give remedy that
| have tried, to the public, through
the Farmer. If Mr.. Miner sees fit
and proper to give place to it in the
columns ofhis paper. he will much OBJ
lige. The remedy is as follows: viz,
take fresh butter right from the churn,
and apply it to the parts Of your
chick most infested by these vermin.
and you will find an immediate des.
truction Of them. as every one that
it touches. or that comes to that spot
where the fresh butter has been ap.
piled to the fowl. is dead Immediately
l have known this TO be the case,
for Ihave tried it to my satisfaction,
particularly on one of my Brahmas
that was Matched from the eggs that
got from Mr.. Miner. last sping.
was in a qua ndary for some time to
know what allied the chick, as his tail
did not come out as the others: final.
ly caught him and made an examina-
ton, and found him TO be covered with
lice two or three deep. all about tina,
part Of the chick. Immediately APP
piled fresh butter, and in a few days
caught him. and examined him again.
and found every one dead. II this
will be any benefit to any one who may
have chicks pestered with these verm-
in, shall be satisfied for my trouble
in writing this little sketch for publica.
ton in the Farmer. s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22

1.-Two judge that tho american will lose none
OF lis interest or elegancy b! The change OF pro-
prletors that. Notwithstanding the able aud talen
led manner In which the editorial department has
been conducted for the past twenty-five years, We
predict II will still retain tho high aud honorable
position IL has occupied for candor, fairness and
oncsv.-Cgmbrsoyc CRY Nsfrs'
UTMr. Goodwin Is ready writer, aud an able
man. The American has fallen into good hands,
Richmond Palladium.
UrMr. Goodwin Yields vigorous pen. MI.
CLARK son made good editor, but we have no
doubt there others OF equal ability aud indus
Try .--GreeHsbarg Prcss.
1rFT. A. Goodwin Is known In this section Of
country possessing talents OF the FIRST order, aud
doubt not that he " iil support the high stand.
Ing of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Prcss.
BRooKyiLlR AMrRoAN.-1hls paper has been
considerably enlarged, and Is now las L. stated BY
the editor) the largest paper In Indiana. IL .
large enough IN all conscience. Friend Goodwin
Is Que OF The real pfogrcssiycs, and We hope bis
subscription lat will DO Us much Increased 10
length AS his paper II increased In size.csnHers-
Wide Ismes.
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A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.


debe
the impulses and aspirations YOUTH
of Of
capacity OF
the family, read Hence shall be the
dtimesre
the cutmen It's wretched that will dwarf the
oil Tor o a
publish
make of 10 elder
And,w
have
determined
without aiding gamblers, and winde and soIng high
been devoted the singe trying do good begin this
Ito promote and immortality for the sake OF pels
do of
that binds party yoke him must be supported however much
only worthless paper being made the stale that had
lin
tainng
We
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22

and giving few grains Of rhubarb
and blue pill, will soon pass off
and leave behind no evil effects.
But, on the other hand, if neg
lected will run on. and become an
established roup; and once let
this disorder enter the yard, there
is no knowledge when its deadly
infection may disappear.
] fancicd that | had quite got
rid Of it BY the cure Of my fowls,
by having my houses thoroughly
lime-washed out, and thrown open
10 the air fora week, and also by
having provided new vessels for
the fowls to drink out Of But on
turning some fresh poultry into
the yard, l found that before they
had been there two days they
we're as bad as others had former
ly been, although not one Of the
old stock remained in the yard.
| believe roup to be a disease
intermediate between the inluen-
20 in man. and the CHAMBERS in the
horse, and proportionally fatal ac-
cordingly as it approaches in
symptoms one or the other OF
these diseases.
1t may be brought on primari-
ly by suffering a catarrh to be
neglected, by the breathing Of an
infected atmosphere, or by a heal
thy bird drinking frem the same
vessel in which infected birds are
in the habit Of drinking; for when
a fowl thus affected, drinks, the
the discharge from the nostril is
apt to run into the water, thus
tainting it, and so rendering it
highly infectious for other fowls
Poultry ChrOn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22


A Certificate from the Rev. ]. b. Finley
CincinSati, March 18th. 1859.
DR.. Forsha-Thisis the first time In my
long life that l have given my name in
recommendation Of any medicine, as zen.
eral remedy. though have often been solicit
tee. have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years; FIRST, for the rheumatism
In my hip aud knee. of which was nearly
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two Of
my family; then violent attack Of diarrhaea
on myself; then for inflammation, for burns
bruises, and for a a severe case of stiff
neck, brought on by a violent cold, and n
think have had full proof of it's medical
properties, in great many ofthe diseases for
which you recommend IL, and have not
found IL to fail In even one OF them. Still, |
pc not say that II Is an iniallble cure, yet
is my sober conviction, that II is the be.
compound for these remedies for which II is
recommended, that have ever tired, AID |
have tried many l will not, IL can pro-
cure II, be Without II in my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you will still
continue to compound It honestly and that IL
may relieve thousands Of sufferers, most
heartily recommend II TO my fellow-citizens
4 mos excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, ailectionaiely,
J. d. FINLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22
Opinions of the Press.

oTcoodwin, OF the Brookyiile American has
been imr rowing his paper lately. n is new one
Of the nesiesi papers published anywhere Ne~
Albany Tribune.
Tho Brookv ille American comes IN us greatly
enlarged and somewhat improved In appearance.
We believe n l. now. The largest paper. and one
OF The best In the Siaie.--sheleyrtfse Banner.
1.-THE Indiana American has been greatly en-
argcd and beauu tined, and is nov the largest n.ws-
paper Published In the stat of Indiana. aud OF
The elearest type also. -Hes,ern Ghriaian asrs-
rate.
The Brookvilie American has been very ma
tcrialiy enlarged and the sharp shots win which
II nbonnds shows thai preachers can edit secular
naners frat rate " they chose 10. lu Editor, Rev.
r. A Good vim enjoys his present vocation ~ n he
had been raised 10 iiwrtes aud say iust - hal he
plcases about all par,les-and makes UP paper
ihatIs wide awake and readable IN IL even col.
umn. Gocdiuck 10 him.-sssfh Bend Rexisfer.
IxnrAxA AMratcAS.-rhis paper has been lately
enlarged and improved, aud Is one OF the most
independent, papers In The state. II 10 plainrpo
ken aud generally right upon The great msral
questions OF the sy.-odd feiis~s' A@ss<sss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22
The Largest Paper in Indiana.

And It's the best paper shall not be for want uncoasng application
editor
When
expenditure
Of experience editor somewhat alarmed the
personal friends They thought impossible
should become The Organ some But having settled
parties will
for the benefit
and fail fail attempting publish paper that should be
q nknow well, d.
being
council tribe shall dictate what
body
the It's opponents We certainly
shall continue How
candid readers How shall
e. by the future.
the questions def position
well
speak the justly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22
From the Genesee Farmer.
Cure for Chambers.

/ have lately discovered a rem
edy to cure the glandersin a horse;
l thought it might be useful to
others, and accordingly send you
the information: Some time in
May last man drove up and fas-
tened his horses by mine, and
came into the store; afterwards
we both went out, and l saw that
one Of his horses was sick. He
said his horse had the CHAMBERS,
and that he thoughtit would have
died last night, it was so sick. ]
was offended because he had tied
his horse so near mine with con-
tageous disease, and said no more
to him. Some days after this,
the matter being somewhat for
gotten, l was passing near my
horse; he appeared to be sick; /
turned and went up to him, and,
sure enough, he was sickI his
throat was swollen to a terrible
degree, so he could hardly raise or
lower his head more than an inch
or two. Something must be done,
~
for ] could not part with him any
way at present l tried one thing
and another, but all to no purpose,
Now for a study. What will do
the thing? Chambers; what are
CHAMBERS? Why, it is diseased
glands; the little vessels that
bring the saliva to the mouth and
throat are diseased-stopped up,
and must be opened. What will
do it? Tobacco will vomit, and
may open them. | took a hall
pound Of fine cut tobacco and
poured Two quarts oil warm water
on it, and let it soak a few minutes,
and washed his throut and SO on
up to his ears, add down his ears,
and down his throat to his, legs
and between his fore legs. II
made him direful sick, and would
have vomited him if twas posi-.
blefor horse to vomit. In three
hours | bathed him again, and the
next morning again. The fina'
effect was, my horse could put his
head to the groundafter second
time bathing, and after the third
time could feed as we'll as ever
and is well, and has done better
ever since.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22
ClN'TI. ADVERTISER ENTS.

" l.
ISAAC sTAUB &Co., MILL FACTORY, eernor
| OF Nont aud John str eets, Cincinnati. Ware.
house ~. 10 Front street between Main aud
Walnut.
We manufacture a cob break or, ofgreat strength
aud durability and eaae OF operation.
We place this useful contryance ON all slzoa o
mills, by which means VIII convert corn mill In
10 stock feed mill, by b Few minutes work 10
put In on and take u on.
We manufacture portable mills, single and
donbie geared, (best quality ofFrcnch bprrs,) 70
grind wheat corn, and aock feed calculated
Tor sleam, whter and horse power. Theao mills
have been run by steam and horse power Ia
competition against the other make OF mills oi
our city, Al our State Fairs, and never failed 10
TO carry OF the nrat premluma-on one occasion
wa awarded beautiful silver mrdai. our mills
also took the two nrst premi ums the best mil
az two annual Fairs Of our Mechanics Institute.
ALso-Portable saw mills, 10 be run by steam,
operation by horse power, rt tho Ohio State Fair,
IN 1850, whom II was awarded n premium and a
splendid silver medal,
Also -Dinereut kinds OF portable horse power.
aud steam engines. All cur articles, for ense OF
operation, slmpl city, usefulness and durability,
are surp assod by mono aow In use.
All our articles are warranted as represented or
no sale at cur cost OF TRANSPORTATION, aud the
money sounded.
by a full deserIpt Ion, or testimonials of merit
and use fulues., Nc refer those Interested " our
pamphlets, TO be had at factory, whore we take a
pleasure 10 explain each article.
NoTHE-Mr. ktmble, tho partner OF j. II. Hur-
rows while exhib ting n burrows mill nj our
State fair, last fall, was bolsterous about his mill;
and conragcously entered into verbal agree
ment with mo 10 grind corn thus; Whoever unds
the most, regarding quality and quantity, was 10
be tho owner Of both mills, at each and every srAl
FIRST TRIAL.
Strnub 10 run an ~ inch mill;
Burrows &cO, 10 run q 20 Inch MILL
SECOND TRIAL.
Straub 10 run n 81 Inch mill
Burrows d Co, 10 run "a Inch mill.
THIRD TRIAL.
Straub 10 run n 90 Inch mills
Burrows ~ Co, To run 10 Inch MILL
When the pitch came, that boisterous courage
stepped out.
10 the above now append aehallcnge TO grind
cob-feed out OF whole ears Of corn.
will run my IL Inch "Quecn OF tho SOUTH
with cob breaker attae hment. the same article
that took the premium at the Ohio State Fair lasl
fall, against a % inch burrows mill, and VIM
Stewards ohio and Kentucky stock Feed Mills
both To be run at once; and IL you arr npprehen'
sive OF risky business, YOU lave my entire APP
probation 10 run Mr.. POmeroy's Corn Crusher, a.
an auxiliary. Should my single article fail u
grind equal To quality and quantity to the combin-
cd productions OF the two mills, Dust rs you
please,) then you can draw few hundred dollars
as stalk es put up.
Come, 6oys-don't be cowardly; there is moth.
ing like walking straight into the merits OF thing
ISAAC STRAUB.
ToJ. n. BuRRows & Co. may II ~