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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-03-31

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
DR. A. l.. ADAMS, LIVER BALSAM
COMES GREETING.
HNR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR Dis
awakening the inquiry the minds OF all who
How that Americans have been so long and siav
shy in darkness and the subject Of
diseased
DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM.
offered the afflicted ofthe
and Territories for the entire of Liver Complaints
Bilious Fever Ague and Fever Chronic Lung
Fever. Dropcal Affections Coughs. Consumption Asthma
Jaundce, Bowel Complaints Diarrhe Dysentery kheuma-
tsm Piles Scroula Salt Rheum Dyspepsia General Debil-
y. Nervousness Costiveness Indigestion. Female Com
plaints sc. .
reputation remedy before the public and has 20
skeptica beyond shadow of doubt that IL 10 the
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DlSCOVERED,
eng purely vgeabel for the cure OF the above
votaries and pronounce the Liver Basam to be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. .
Testimonials from TRACK il has made swollen
with expressions of gratitude for the relief Its use
submitting this the Liver Balsam is TO
suffering under the IRON GRASP Of the MONSTER
DISEASE and bottle OF Dr. A La ADAMS
Liver Balsam. .
The reader attention called the perusal Of the Medical
Circular which be obtained Agent the
United States giving eptome and
disease Also certificates those who tested Its
paraeed ascendancy the diseases to which all
subject.
attention.
Sold by HALLOCK g. sToDDARD. Evansville.
Agents the Country be supplied by them Propre
L. JAMES. Mt. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON New Har-
mony; T. @. JAQUES IL CO. Poseyville; HALLOCK
PARMENTER. Princeton. Ind. el-Iyw
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n. q. AT L. u.

VXTHY hear Ladies they aim
" invariably get suited Dry Embich's when
they other place' The fact he always keeps
rtmeut hand and what Is still i'm
low uniform This
Editorial puff but plain OF fact do not wish
it. but call examine Bis good,
and prices ereby the demo
satisfaction. the building
Main street three doors below Second aug22
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AN ID THE PUBLIC GEN
ERAUU.Y.

NTESSRS KELLER & FARNSLEY would respect
l fully return thanks thercustomers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased Of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of Drugs a. Med CT mes. and
will continue 10 carry the business in the house for
mery occupied by him Main between First and Sec.
end where ey will be pleased have their friends
call and examine their stock. They have associated
Isaac White who has been for years the principal Clerk
i'm Mr.. Bells esablishme who will be happy at all
times. TO wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house.
pure Drugs atlow rates. and dating terms
any inducement to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sicians respectfully invite them to CALL have
hand stock Of S25 900, Of well selected Drugs, and
will be constantly receiving additions to our present
supply and hope to offer such inducements TO WHOLE.
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity of
their vis other Cities for the purpose ofpurchasng
their supplies. l-rs
jyl5 KELLER, FARNSLEY CO
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AMI
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR STATE
STOCK BANK NOTES.

undersigned would respectfully inform the citiz
- this city and vicinity. that he has very
and well selected stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
French and English Merinos Paids DLaines half and all
woo black plain and watered Silks beached plaid striped
chnDgeable and solid cold Silks Dress Silks all cclors
Gross Maple and Saeins Fanne Opera Cloak
lngs Linseys Bay Thybe plain and Fancy Silk
Seawls all kinds of Blankets Hosieres Gloves Embrode
res Coaks Of all styles and materials and multitude Of
ether articles too tedious mention.
motto is small prof and quick sales would ad-
wise those wishing their fall and winter supplies ia
vor me with call. before purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would draw the attention of dealers and
chant taors very heavy and choice stock Of Canes
and fancy all coiors of Broadcoths Over
coating Whtneys Beaver Peersham wool silk
and cotton Linings. and all kinds of Tailors Trimmings
To those deangin Ready Made C thing request to visit
me in order examine the very heany stock which
and terms
As these Clothing city under my
own supervision able to warrant better fit and more
sewing than there be had other market
A. ANsPACHER.
noys Main street. one door below Branch Bank.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ME undersigned the will
- Elizabeth Greathouse late county.
ceased will sale SELL
said deeedent in Union Township said county
day March. 1885, the
estate consisting of Household urnitare
| con and grindstone and shot gun
Terms SALE.Ali sums under cash: all sums 50
q credit of will purchaser
his note with approved security waving relief from
appraissment laws from
date. fsbl5-3ws WIN. q. Mcdowell Adn.r.
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EINGHAMs- ssses Spring style Gnghans ius, rseeiv
u ed and for sale tthe lowest prices.
mh2O JAS. LOW d CO., AIS Main st., Lon, Ky
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THEO DOlsE FKANkE'S
DyEING ESTABLISHMENT

CINCINNATI DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner and Canal Henry Lut's Groce'
~, Evansville. Indiana.
NANCY DJer Steam Scourer and Rehnsher OF Dry
and formerly Foreman at Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdae'
New York Dye House. s.,,
Cleans by steam Ladies' and Gentemen's Clothes OF Sk
wooen Grape and Cashmere Shawls o. eaeI aescrp
cordug patterns aud finishes them equal TO new ne
Silk Dresses in dry way ~nout
the color He also cleans and Cur
aius in Silk and Woollen. Toe de Tersse and rules
Also he cleans Carpets finishes them equal to new
f.ir ,stas octl9-1yd&w
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Now YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS II. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
I'D in the above business respectfully solicts consgD-
ments ofall kinds of Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J.H. MAGHEE Il co.
feb20-u Eyausyille Ind
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GOLD WANrED.-we win pay per cent premmiu
VI tor two thousand dollars American Gold.
now MORGAN KEEN 4 PRESTON.
cords Ash and Maple Wood for sale either
iaSI2 JW. 8. vICKERY.
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NOTIONS. TOYs AND FANCY GOODS.

q PIISHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
articles to particular branch of trade and
with Eastern merchants and
SELL market prices Customers and
invited call and examine the great
variety. under Odd Fellows Hail. Frss street.
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4 HyuE,S MaRRlEy warn.

coRNEE SECOND STREET., EVANSVILLE. IND.
FENHE undersigned would respectfully the c-
Of Evansville and the public generally that be has
purchased the entire stock of Ne Vermont Marble OF Mr
Humphrey fully prepared nll all orders for Monu
Tomhs Oelisks Head snd Foot Stones Of the best
workmanship aud the finest material Those wishing erect
suitable Monume their deceased friends would do ell
TO give him call. All ordenprvmptly attended to
4-tf j. HYDE.
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STORAGE WANTED.

STORAGE WANTED.
p" are prepared in Fire Proof Wa house.
quantity Of Grain. Produce or Merchandise. ON
tho SC liberal terms
Having large airy particular will
be taken OF Household Furniture Agricultural
and all kinds goods liable to damage from damp
effected lowest IRE proofrate by monsh
loLger when desired
Warehouse located Locust street and W. and s.
road. Applyto novl GEO. FOSTER & CO.
WABASH AND ERIB CANAL.
uNHE unde have recently built large and substsp
IL tal Warehouse the Canal at Petersbnrgh. and
Produce, Commission
wardiag business to them Consgnees will be
promptly notified Of the arrival Of their Goods charges
In all csses warranted give satisfaction.
Ses6-<f pARR MORGAN, Pstersburch, L.
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1OYs AND NOTIONS.

received daily looked for including most
80 every little useful and ornamsna article sucn 10y
Baskets Boxes Sets Dolls Ratties Whites
Harp Aecordeons Games Domnoes Chsssmen perfameIy.
Toilet Soap Powder Emersons Razor STRAPS Travel
ing Compase Thermometers Pocket Knives wallets ana
Purses Sewing Brds Wax Beads Jewery Fire Works &c.
and fors nv A V.
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NOTCH.

MI ESSRS. LEWIS 4 HOWARD having purchased our
VA Wharf boat wish thanks the liberal
bestowed hitherto and ask continue
of the towards them.
We beg further friends out Of and to ALL
that continue the Commission and forwarding business
heretofore We have engaged ample Wharf facies
the River and having
ment,
continue to make liberal advances all property
signed sale shipment
also promptly fill all orders the purchase
goods the produce Of the country having ample facilities
do such business
Once. as formerly, under the Telegraph Ofice.
e22-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL & SON.
Il APANNED TIN WARk-Trunks. Deed boxes, Cash
- boxes specie boxes knife boxes moasses
bowls match
ers and toys Of every voriety.
dec2s BABCOCK BROS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

SALE.
V0>HE Administrator of Joseph Parker. decd will sell
public auction the highest bidder 18th day
March, 1885, the farm formerly occupied deed Perry
the personal property of decedent follows:
wagon and gears. Plows. household furniture.
and other property usually found farm including
bee stands credit Of % months all dollars
and over purchaser giving note and good security.
feb2o-3tw J0SEPHUS PARKER. Adm'r.
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OLDWAsHiNGTON HOUs

OLD WASHINGTON HOUSE.
QNOR SALE Or RENT.-This House, occupied by
Woolsey Nelson Auctioneers will be sold bsrgain
sold will be for For further particular
enquire of Woolsey 4 Nelson or
B.. NURRIE Owner.
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IVORY TABLE KNIVES.

FINE assortment of Ivory Tables stock in single
set or setts of 81 pieces which both useful suit
Is called to this fact. CHAS. s. WELLS
de>l7 3docys bslev the BIancA Bopk.
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CHARTREs ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS.

A large assortment Of WILpKR's PATENT SAtAMANpER
SAFES, with Richs improvement. for safe by
STEARNS Il MARVIN,
(successors to Rich Il Coz
lac WATER STREET. N. T..
The only Max Of Sala Safes combining vii.
der's and Richs Patents. and Sole Prophetors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
keyhole. ALLIS Il HOWES,
my9-u Agents at Evansville.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TIME this House have removed from their
stand Main their new Hotel Just hnsh-
opposite the Court House. where they are to
call them in much superior style than formerly
respectfully solicit contnu-
ance same which shall all endeavos to mer-
Our fare will be the best the market Affords and our
charges moderate.
stabl, and Wagon Yard kept foreonntry custom
eyIo-dSwtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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GRIST MILL,

Fulton Mill good order for grinding Wheat
Rye Buekwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal
any Mill in the West for quantity and quality Of four the
lively and good Good wheat ground for customers
sold. will he warranted The Mill will regularly
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other when three
wazou loads Of pran come together; and try.
R Flour aud Meal for sale the above Mill at all times
Highest msrket price paia for Wheat.
nov29-G j. H. BIRTH.
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DISsOLUTlON NOTICE

NHE CcParnehip heretooye existing between ths sub
serbers under the naRe and style of Nae Lobsssuns
Is this day dissolved by mutas Lebenstips
will continue the hasiness 70 shs
Adjustment OF all claims agsnst he cid 6Sn the
name of the Tthat purpose. All
selves indebted TO the late f5n
date payment. CHARLES ". MACK
ANTHONY LOBEySTINR,
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Ohm j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr hav
- associated themselves together partners IN the prsets
flaw and win attend 20 al business aded tAsn
or both always be found theiY Lesuss stree
opposite the Sherwood House.
ness Prompt attention will be given to collections.
Evansville Nov. q. IsH.-ly
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LAND FOR SALE.

QNIvE Of Land the Beonvl road bridge and
equally divided by the Canal This desirable property
situated rapidly improving the Is offered for
sale easy terms For further particulars apply to
4 eyS-u j, p, ELLIOTT.
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GOLD PENS. GOLD CHAINS. ETC.

have received of Justly ceetra
w ted Gold Pens. manufactured by A. Morton Co
New York. and which will to break by fa
in writings they do give another for the
ken We have alss hana large assortment Of Col
and Silver Watches ofevery description Gold Guard Fob
Vest Chains Gold Necklaces D mond and Ruby Rngs-i
short general Clocks and Jewelry
Of which will sell the cash.
every article TO be just such represented
Aov9 BIrTR0LFF & SONS. Main Sc, bet. 1st & I'd.
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A CARD

HAVING withdrawn from the shove hrn ats Ais sesass
express my thanks for the patronage literally bsvsd
It, andrequest continuance Of the late
who will the business With vssr
WILL as always try TO make himself worthy Of tAe
Of the psonle ey22 CHARLES W. HACK
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ssas-.EI,nA TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. S8Xf3A
HA1.5saE9 PHILADELPHIA and BALrI- sSkhlnHeRS
will receipt for the delve-
~ THROUGH kinds of Produce and fro
this city hy the Troy and Western Line of Canal Boats
nnvra,S JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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F E! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
KlCHsS SA LA MA H. Err SAFEST

FIRE In DANSvILLE NY
DASsvILLE, April 10. 1854.
Messrs. STEARNs e. MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. 1t contained all books and
papers which ont in good order. The Safe from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully, yours,
BROWN e. GRANT.
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COTTON RAFTING AGENCY.

COTTON BATTING AGENCY.
HAVE the agency of the Canneiton Cotton Batting Mill
and shall keep stock hand of No. and No. all
times at the 10 cash price at
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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LEATHER AND FINDIN GS.

Boot trees rssps. avis pineeTs nails balls tack
sfarups, thread, BUFFERS slicker Wheels keys hooks
and al other tools and materials BY sh.e makers
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The PUBLIC LANDs.-It is stated, as al
fact, that the public lands of the united
states are rapidly running out. The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Cour-
ier says:
We have nominally l 400, 900 square miles,
that is some eight or ten hundred millions
Of acres but perhaps five-sixths of lh4 en-
tire quantity is uninhabitabIe and valuelrss.
Already the government is unable to supply
lands in Minnesota to actual settlers at the
naxium price Of ESl .25 per acre We sold
and gave away in 53 and 81 23.000,0O0 OF
acres. We sold at ID national sum during
the past year Is, 600 coo acres, ,and gave away
TO states and individuals property enough to
make good the enormous quantity of 3d.
900 900 of acres. At this rate how long
will our two or three hundred millions OF
available public lands supply the demand
for the purpose Of settlement to say nothing
Of exigenCes of thu treasury in the time Of
war or Of financial distress. In MINNESOTA.
which has 5000 inhabitants, the lands to
be offered this season have been reduced from
four to one million of acres. The land,
cannot be surveyed as fast as congress gives
th-m away. This is said to b. the cause of
the reduction Of the quantity offered in Min
nesota. In Utah, already settled by some
$4,000 Mormons. the base line has just been
established, and perhaps years must elapst
before the government, so wholly absorbed is
it in the work of gratuity, can furnish le-
gal title to the lands occupied by It's citizens.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

of that state, and to man opposed to sla-
very. There are many settlers from the
northern states among them, too, and togeth-
er he thinks they can command ten thou
sand votes already. The letter is written by
Mr.. Wilcox member of congress from
Mississippi, who has lately returned from
visit to Fxls. BY the act annexing Texas
it is provided that it may be divided into
two or more states and it is quite possible
that such division will ere long be deman-
deA.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

A New STATE OUT OF TExAs.-A writer
from western Trxas says the German, French
Swiss Hungarian, and other settlers in north
western Texas are TO man in favor OF form
ing new state out of the western portion
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24
Russian Attack on Kars,

ERzERoUM. Oct 5.--Yesterday evening
there arrived here an exoress with letters of
the goth of September from Kars. The let.
tcrs were written in the evening, and coli
tained the intelliuence that on the morning
of that day, the Russians invested Kars on
all sides in full force. The batteries at Kars
onaned - mnrderous fire ON the beseioers.-
Three times did the Russians cain footing
in the Turkish entertainment ts,a and three times
wore thev driven ONT nv thp Turks at the
uoint of the b,vonet Col Lake distinouish-
ed himself in the contest. not only by his
rnnraoa bnt nv his skill II was he who
drove the enenv from the Inolis Tabia SOG
Russians ware Slain b.forp redorbl d4C-nd.
ed nv 4OO Turks The frino lasted Il bou,s.
when tb1 Russians took 70 0ioht, The TnIks
narrorm.d nroJiuips of vaIor1 and tha Euro-
peon oniccrs-Col. Lake and Capts. Tpe,daIe
and Thomp.on-distin1uis themselves.
Mr.. Churchill formerly atiac1e of orr en-
bassv from Paris and now secretary to Gen.
Williams commanded At one Of the r-donbls
and showed himself a thoyouah Euoli,hnap.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The next legislature will meet on the first
Monday of January. 1t is expected that the
halls Of the senate and house of representa-
tives in the new state house will b. ready
for occupation By that time. This building
is not yet completed, and will not b. entire
ly finished for two or three years to come,
but different apartments will b. fitted up for
use as fast as possible. When finished, tn re
will b, seventy one different apartments, eX-
elusive Of the rotunda, the vestbulrs, cor
ridors, and passages Aside from this is the
basement, which is fitted up for heating the
entire building. 1t will b. tha most costly
and magnifcent building of the kind i'll the
United Syates-[ Mumee Visitor,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

GortschakoF closed his general order for
the evacuation of Sevastopol as follows:
Valiant comrades, it is hard to leave Sc
vastopol in the enemys hands. But remem-
Der the sacrifice we made upon the altar OF
onr country in 1912. Moscow was surely
as valuable as SrvaSlopol; we abandoned ii
after the immortal battle of Borodino. The
defense Of S.vastopol during $40 days is SUI
prr0r to Borodino, and when the enemy en-
Irred Moscow in that great year of 1912,
thy only found heaps Of stones and ashes.
Likewise it is not S'vastopol which we have
left TO them, but the burning ruins of the
town which we ourselves set fire to- having
maintained the honor of the defense in such
manner that our great grand children may
recall the Remembrance thereof with pride
to all postPrity.
S"vastopoI kept us chained to its walls
with It's fail we acquire freedom Of move
IN mt, and IL new war commences; war in
Ioprn field, that most congenal to the Rus
sian soldier. Let us prove to the emperor,
let US prove to Russia, that we are still inn
burd With the spirit which animated out
ancestors In our memorable and patriotic
struggle. Whenever the enemy may show
himself we will present our breasts to him
and defend our native land as we defended
| it in 1919.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Repairing Public Works by Contract.

Repairing Public Works by Contract.
The public works of Ohio were let out to|
bidders, on contract, at Columbus, on the
18th inst, to be kept in repair for five years.
The following statement shows the average
annual cost of repairs for the past six years,
and the saving which will be effected to the
state by the new system;
On Sec. |, covering the Ohio Canal from
Cleveland to and including the Walhonding
aqueduct and lock near Roscoe, and the
Walhonding Canal, the repuirs averaged
1892, ,5O5 ,O5 per year.
Sec g. The Ohio Canal from the Walhon-
ding lock to the lower lock at Lockvlle, in
Guiding the Dresden side-cut, 1926, ,980.77
Sec. 3. The Ohio Canal from Lockville to
the Ohio river, 1888 1885 80.
Sec. 4. The Hooking Canal, SO, ,687 49,
Sec. s. The MuSkingum improvement,
$25, ,665 80.
Sec g. The northern division of the Mi
ami and Erie Canal, extending from Lake
Erie to the Indiana state line. t545 97l.l7.
Sec. 7. The Miami and Fri Canal from
the Junction to the Ohio river. 9l6S $50 As.
Sec. s. The Maumee and Western Reserve
Road, extending from Bellevue to Perrysburg.
The awards of contracts show very hand
some saving to the state, and are as follows
Sec. l. A. Medbary & Co., $27 SOC
Sec. 2. Doyle & Miller, % 9SC
Sec. 5. Joseph Cooper & Co., 377Ou
Sec. H. Dennis Mccarthy, 965-
Sec. ). Chamberlain. Paul & Co., 250Ot
Sec. 6. Samuel NJ. Young & Co., $4,000
Sec. 7. Forrer, Burt & Co., lI8,00(
Sec. S. Oscar White, 3,75(
The aggregate annual saving under these
awards it will be seen is very respectable
We understand lower bids for several sec
tions were made than those accepted, but the
board had regard, We understand, to the ex
perience Of the contractor, as well as to hi
ability to give pecunary security for the per
formance Of the work. Within certain lin
its this is unquestonably allowable and al
ways practiced, and so it is not carried t.
an extent to destroy wholesome competition
we are Not disposed to find fault with it,
Ohio State Journal.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

A MiIwaukee paper announces new IN
vcntion in the shape of folding umbrella
The handle consists of three parts, so made
that it may be folded, while the whalebonr
is provided with joints. By means of three
couplings the umbrella may be folded up and
packed away in carpet bag and trans port
ed easily. Persons accustomed to .. lose
their umbrellas" will please take notice.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-11-24

The anti-slayery society of Boston has in
vited mlny of the distinguished men of the
south to address them this winter. Critten-
den, Butler Toombs, HiIliard and Others
have accepted. Not so with John A. Wise,
of Virginia. H. not only declines, but
writes the committee very ill-humOred let
ter, which reflects but little credit on its att
thor. The following extract is i'll keeping
with the entire letter:
." In short, gentlemen, | will not deliver
one Of the lectures of the course on slavery
at the fremont Smple i'll Boston, on Thurs
day evening between the middle of Deem
b'r and the middle of March next. or be-
tween that and doOmsday, which will best
accommoIare nee for that purpose. | give
You an immediate answer, and. at my earliest
convenience, indicate to you that . the par
ticuIar phase of the subject" that | will pre-
sent is delib'ratelv-To FIGHT If WE MUST,
Now, dear Mr. Wise, you mustn't Il Mau.
NEE Visitor.