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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-04
WHY FEMALES SUFFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
BY DR.. A. N. MORICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.

A.
| PROFESSOR DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Handreztb Edition $500 OOO) 19mo. PIP. $50.
standard work of established reputation found
the eatalogue:ef the Trade Sales of New York.
! principal booksellers in the United States.
EVERY here discover. by comparing her own
sym pos with those described tie nature and
cause complaint spared anxiety and
ferng well the pleasantness of making known
inquiries physician in respect the
ailments which she is subject The wife about becoming
has often need of instruction and advice in
to which will ind This
matter and tells her what do for it. in simple
but chaste words. and such as she can understand,
suffering distractions irregularities peculiar
the Womb) or from fUos GLEus will each md in its pages
the means Of prevention ameiOraticn. and relief.
might be saved husband If the simplest laws apper
better understood is raeeab that natural and
consult converse with even medical man in respect to
complaints peeu1ar 70 the female only. n,
paniOn every female has physician that knows and de-
s al tines without vioienes to her ssnsitive
IExtracs of letter from gentleman Dayton ohiol
Dr. A NJ MoR1cEAU-SIy Dear sir-1Iy wife has been per-
anguish suffering before and during
prostrAted putting life in imminent danger
which the last occasion despaired Of suPpOsed that
meet the worst Iheard your highly spoken Of as
ssasR % a os si'f R ind
ressed mind and the joy pages impaired my wife,
learning that discovery Of NJ NJ Desomeaux prov
ded remedy KOpened prospect TO which little
possible But Tor this. another year would
passed my head in all human reliability
would grave my children left
ISDIANA AGENTS:
J. NJ & j. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Greencaste; Ell Richmond; f. J. Eaiyre Shelby
vile G. Harvey. Vineennes James Beard H Faucet
@ Hensly Eokomo j, Snodgrass PerrysEifle A
N. Chamberlain Elkhart; T. j. Langdon Roek port NJ 81
Pierasc Dsiph and SAMUEL LISTER Evansriile y
R9- Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE Ma RRIED WO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (naiI-
ed ree part OF the United States the Csnadas
British Provinces: II letters be postpaid and
dressed DR.. l. VI. M0RICEAU box I224 New York CITY
Publishing Once, No. 13s Liberty Street. New FORK,
SEPT 3m-daw
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DIED.

On the 9th inst in Warrick County, Ind. Mrs. RHODA
wife of Blueford II. Criswell Esq[Prneeton Clarion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-04
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE,.

HNHE Third Annual Session Of the above institution To-
n Gated First between Main and Sycamore, in
1855
Sehool TOR blaming thorough practical OF the
seize of Double Entry Book Keeping in all It's various
forms equal if not SUPERIOR School in the West
Students any time and with their capa
cities &c. Tine required to complete ful course from
weeks For catalogues giving fn particulars address
seps Iwd-smw JEREMIAH Benin, Principal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC ADDRESS.

DR.. WIN. DAILY d. d. President of Indiana Universe
y will deliver Public Address before the Evansville Ii
brary Association. this Tuesday Evening "a O'Clock
at the Crescent City Hall
Gentlemen Ladies city vicinity are invited
to attend. SEATS FREE. GEO. FOSTER
Sec,v Ole. L 4
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INDIANA AGENTS :

MUTUAL FIRE ISs. Co.. OF yAxDEsBUReH ooUSTY.a
Sept. 3. 1855. I
wishing to insure in this Company request
ed to make application the undersigned either
the following Directors: A. Barnes j. s. Hopkins, H. D.
Allis VIM Heilman, Philip Decker or VIM r. Preston.
sep3 Std W. BAKER, President.
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FOe SHIP CAKPENTEKS.

DOTATOEs.SO bushels Of choice Potatoes. large ant
i fne for sale by AIS j. W. & S. YICKERN.
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Horticultural Society,
CRESCENT CRY HALL }
Evansville, Sept. l. {


Evansville, Sept. l.
At joint meeting of the Yanderburgh
County Agricultural and Horticultural Socie-
ties, met pursuant to adjournment, Peter
Sharp was called to the Chair, and S. L. Ken
yon appointed Secretary.
The committee appointed at the meeting of
August 4, 1855, to draft Constitution, reported
the same, which was adopted.
On motion of Jas. Lockhart, the society pro-
ceeded to the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year; whereupon the following officers
were elected by reclamation:
PETER SHARP-P President;
JACOB P DUNN-Fce President;
PHILIP Secretary;
PHILIP KRAMER-I Treasurer.
DREoToRs.
Pigeon Township-JoHN LAW;
Center WIN. a. ERsKINE;
Armstrong LIE Ro9 CALVERT;
Perry S. G. brady;
/ Knight q o. P. AIKEN:
Scott E. MAIDLow;
German % JOHN RETTIG;
Union ALEX. MADDUX.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-04
FINE FANCY IND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
NEW STOCK FOR FALL SALES.

TTROM daily receipts for the ten days, are
prepared offer and superb variety OF rich fancy
staple Goods Among the most prominent OF
receipts will be found the following:
Superb Moire Antique Silks;
do Robe Silks entirely new
Plain Poult do Sole Silks:
do Rept do;
Silver Gray do;
Rich plaid and stripea Silks:
Black do of ever grade;
Embroidered Collars;
Hemstitehed Linen Cambria HandkerchieEg
Rich Embrsidd do do do;
Swiss Mus1ins;
Alexander's Kid GlOyesallnumbers'
Black Lace mits;
All Wool Plads. high eolors 49,.
High eolored figured De LANES for ehadrsl5
Plain colored do best quali5s
Black do dol
Black Berage De Laines g
Common plaid and striped De Laines u
White FlaRnels, warranted not 20 snrlhAi
Gray twilea do;
English Prints; Cotton Diapers; - l. a.. ..,A.
m and at one price only The particular attention
of purchasers is invited. 1vS- = Dr1.rr
auzao-dkwtf Main ST.. opposite Bank Of Kentucky.
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Hz5- The names of the most prominent
belonging to this establish
ment are n sure guaranty of their superb
GRITTY above all other Companies.
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ron ONE DAY ONLY!
CT r G. TT S

FENHE Company will enter town in Grand
-M Procession on the morning of the
exhibition, preceded by . magnificent
Dragon Chariot, drawn by four Trained
Elephants, accompanied by 3 full Military
Band
The team of twenty Lilliputian Ponies.
driven before the Miniature Carriage,
Grand Cortege of Performing Horses. &c:
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(-1HICKENs. EGGS AND RJITtH, 9,ss fesl q 81 j
4 NcE sale h agi1 ) " d 3 flCA1nA'
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Something to Recollect.

S. L. KENYON, Secretary.
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Principal Equestrians:

FTihCIpat Eq
R. Sands. and Masters Jesse and Georgsl
Mr.. j. j. Nathans, and Master Phifo /;
Sam Lathrop. the Kentucky Clown; Tom
Linton. the English Performing Clown /;
James De Mott, the youthful equestrian !:
Mr.. Fisher. the great Hurdle Rider and
Perehe Performer George Sargent, in
his changeabie Scenic Acts II. Day and
Davis. the great Trapeze Performers II !.
Nagle. the celebrated Batout Jumper and
Messrs. Bassett. Richards, Shay, Nixon.
Spencer, and others.
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NEwsrAPER STORIES ABOUT IIArT

NEWSPAPER STORIES ABOUT HArTI-"A
CORE spondcnt of the New York Tribune,
writing from Port au Prince under the date
of the 18th utimo., informs MS that the En-
peror Sououquc has founded in that city an
institution called the sEMaison Centrale,' for
the purpose Of instructing youth in mechani-
cal occupations, and that it is proving sue
cesslul. 1t is under the direction of Baron
Nathaniel Montgomery, an intelligent color
ed man from Baltimore, whose enisratcd to
Hayti from the United States during the lat
ter part of the last century. He is dcscrib
ed as possessing eXtcssivc chemical and
mechanical requirements. The institution
contains foundry, smith shop, and saw
mill .''--Bait. american.
The fore going story has travelled far enough
There are hardly ten words of truth in the
whole Of it. A mdis0n ccnirdie was stablish-
ed there before the Empire. and Montgomery
is nominally its superintendent, but nothing
has been done in it for several years, and
nothnn ever was done in it Of any impor-
lance. Montgomery made u little paper
there few years ago, which cost probably
five dollars quirc, but that was merely an
experiment. There is not u foundry or saw
mill on the Island of liayti, and if there is
any smith shop in the muisou ceairaie it does
not contain men or tool enough to keep the
establishment in repair. No pupils were
ever instructed in the establishment in any
thing, and the whole sum expended in keep
ing it up does not probably amount to one
hundred Spanish dollars II year.
Ne,c York Ereninc Post
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bic you long. | knew knew that Won
could not refuse to shelter your poor little Do
IA, when the sands of life were so fast ebbinp
away. On, know have been rerv wicked
too wicked to be forgiven, but he told me
that should be his wife; but oh. when my
sweet little one died, and they took her from
me, and laid her in the cold ground. | knew
my heart was breaking, and | could not die
IN stranger land, and left him, though |
loved him. and love him still. But shall
soon be aslccp-in the tomb and she tainted
and for little while slept indeed
loor, poor Dora! thine was fate, alas, to
common-terrible, fearful though it be
tempted, trusting. deceived, broken hearted
PJ "I. poor Dora!
And they nurscd her carefully and tender
ly, but life was fast fitting away, and often,
when she awoke from her titiul slumbcrs
would she meet the sad gaze of Walter Wood
vile, liked upon her 80 mvurnfully, for he
knew that the hectic flush upon her cheek
was wearing her life away; and then words of
heavenly tenderness would fall on her listen
ing ear, pointing her to One who can heal the
brokcn-hcartcd; and II kneeng form would
be seen bending over her tcar-inoistcnrd
pillow, and manly voice would be heard I'M
ploring mercy for the stricken one at the
throne of Him who 'swil not break the bIuis-
ed rced.'
And at length those prayers were heard
and the poor, pcnitcnt, broken hearted wan
derer learned to lean her head upon that hca-
ycnly breast, whose love might never fail her
and to find forgiveness and peace in Him who
is ever ready to forgive.
Aud the young clcrgyman's eve Frightened
and he forgot his own deep sorrow, fcrhc saw
that, AS the light Of earth faded from those
sad young eyes, pmrer, swcctcr radiance lit
them from the heart within, that had c ,rn.d
to look above for happiness, peace and rest.
But that stricken heart WAS wound, d too
deeply to heal entirely, surrounded by the
chilling atmosphere of the cold and Scorntu
world and so it beat, and quivcrcd. and
throchcd. till al last it broke its own wild
throbbings, and was Stillcd on earth forever
stillcd ON eartt, but oh, who that could have
heard the glad, triumphant song that burst
from all the angel chors, as they bore that
free. bright. purified spirit upward to the land
where sin and sorrow may never come, would
have recalled her to The tainted atmosphere
Of this cold woridi
Amp they laid her in pure white shroud.
and scattered flower! upon her breast within
the collin, and they made II sweet pillow for
hr, among trees and flowers, and singing
birds, and laid her down to rest
Sleep on, poor Dora The grave is sweet
resting place Tor the weary, the pcnitent, and
the broken hearted.
Slocp Oh!
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})olitieol.
Hon. John Nj. Iscrrfc u.

Inc ioiio"ihS 10 HUN lctttI WHICH ny
Hon. j. NJ. Bcrrien, the intimate per.
,o,.I o,1 no,;,,.ol f,;o,a ~ c,,,, ~,
wv
"cp''''' WHO heio MN 70 NC ono Oh the ocSt
constitutional lawyers ard ablest statesmen
in this country. Twill deserve attention at
the hands If every wLir and cvorv natr;ot Of
''''y p"'y
inner oN"''"s lows I'VE years resi-
uehcc III '''e COUNTY anu co'nplianre W''i'
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70 thc loyalty VI oul peoP'e '" N.Y. "" W.
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resistance " opl' es' IL us'1 Ivy ~
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tcnpts IN revolutionary trance " ts'ao'' 81
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NOW l Ptopounu tn's enquiry III INC
foreigners %'io arc oe,'s' anu o'peo:1y "'
inc approach Oh our eicction' % l"p'ny 'n,
Io'poia'eu a'''oa u,' 10y W ~ a''''s.
py inns saluulis Spit, W. a'u,"ns
vi our 'i't iiis,,'u'ion' :. "o"n W wy
tb.re orn some worthy men who when fomil.
;ar;zcd TO our institutions bv long residence
amnm~ ne NAV hrcnme GOOD citizens and
canaliIc Of nartic;natinr in our nriyilcres. but
M candid man viii drnv that larre nropor.
ton are Of n vrrv different character. con.
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COACH MAKING
AT THE

oHNg THE Sobscribcr thankful for tho
fSs:sE-tg1asZ liberal share OF public patronage no
~ has enjoyed, takes this method OF
informing his numerous fricuds and Customers
that he is now prepared TO furnish them and all
others. with ready made Carriages ofvarious s'ycs
finish and prices; made of the very best material,
and by the best mechanics He will also make 10
order. all kinds of Fancy Carriages. Buggics. sui
kics Rockaways. &C. and will be found AT all tin.4
well prepared with as good seasoned stuff as can
possibly be found and is at all times prepared witt!
the best mechanics to do the different Lranchc. or
work belonging to the business lie also puIcl,.s,.
his stock in large quantities, at the lowest cosh
prices. and Therefore. can do better job for th-
same money, than can be got within reasonable
distance Of him.
Having procured the sc,viccs ofa superior Smith.
he is prepared to do all kinds of Carriage IRON
work with ncatncss and despatch
TT Constantly ON hand, second handed Carriage.
of various description.
,Es'tll work warranted for one year if fairly sod
The public would do well To call and cx miro
his stock Of work before purchasing elsewhere
Feb ly* WIN. }. MARCHBANk.
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WHOLE No. 74O.
Htetl)an'ral.
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY
CHEAP FURNITURE
At TIE ELkTON
Furniture Ware-ROOms,

Di Il. MARSllBANE who would respectfully
- rcthrn his thanks to his friends and to the puh.
lie for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ou
him, and would call their attention the fact that
he has removed to his NEW SHOP and Ware: Rooms
IN the lloLLow.' nearly opposite the .'Farmcrss
ana Mechanics Hotel whore lie has now on hand
tho
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
OF Furniture offered in Elktyn all of which is
made by the very best workmcn, of the very best
materials lie has on hand and still manufactures
all kinds of
Walnut and Mahogany Furniture;
Spring seat Sofas; Large Arm Chairs;
Rocking Chairs, OF all kinds
Bureaus of all kinds Reception Chairs;
Enclosed Washsanis marble and plain tops;
Sidcbolrds Secretaries and Book Cases;
Cherry Il Walnut breakfast dining tables,
Walnut and NJ thosany Warirobcs;
do do Bodsteads, o jenny
Lind. Cottage and French patterns;
High post and plain Maple Bed-tcads;
Looking Glasscs-all kinds and sizes, with
Mahogany, Walnut or Gilt framcs
large assortment of canc-seat, round back
Office, pivot and windsor chairs
All furniture sold ~ cheap it can be bought in
either city or town.
UNDERTAKING.
Collins made Of all kinds; mahogany, walnut,
covered with cloth; lined with silk. sntin or flannel;
ana all Funerals attended ut all times at the short.
est notice, and on tho most roasona bic terms
Feb BY ROBERT MAKSilBANk.'
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UNDER liking,
New Carriage Mandatory,
ELK1O.N, md.
IL A. HALL s. Cn

pESPECTFTLLY inform the public that
~ Ihsy have g. commenced the .., n'aAtin,o'"rc
occupied by Robert Marshbank, whore all
orders in their line will be promptly attended
to. Carriages Of every description made to
order, of the best material and :hc most faith
full workmanship. and insured for one year, if
properly used. Iaving practical acIuant-
ance with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in Philadelphia, and having
some Of the best workmcn in their employ,
they hattcr themselves that their work will
compare tavorably with that done in tho
cities, as to style, price and durability. All
they ask to satisfy the public, on these points,
is a fair trial They solicit share of tho
public patronage.
Dy"OId Carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march IL ~
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Cabinet Ware-ROoms
IN ELK7O.N, .N.7RYLA.ND.

Nv ELkIO.N, .N.7RYLH.ND.
(NNTWEi.L co respectfully announce
~ their friends and tho public that they have
taken the shop formerly occupied by Mr. Levi i.
Boulder, in Elkton, whore they intend conducting
the Cabinet business In all its various brancl rs
They invite their friends and the public generally,
TO call and examine thuir work, 1ncy iutcnd keep.
.Ss,,s..,-&-@ ing on hand SOFAS, BrRtMs :,
sStS,-sr..ssEEE.aGxSs l.ouNGES. BEDsTEADs, TABLES
sfx3.z@k-SSsxSS CHAIRS, STANDS, and CIV Furpi
turc of every dcscip ion, mad,
tho very choicest materials. and in the most worn.
mnnlikc manner, all of which will be sold ycly low
for ,sh, All orders fer cabinet ware of all Kinds
thankfully received aud promptly attended to.
Don't mistake the shop, directly opposite Col,
Gro"rncs Office, where may be found at all times,
day night.
iS Those in want Of new and cheap Furniture
would do we'll to call at The above rluce where
they can l'c supplied with furniture Of all lcscrip
tons, at prices as low they DO bought in this
or any other place,
TNDERT liking.
Collins made in the most fashionable style lined
and chvcfed in the ncalcst iuanner, with silver
handles and monntings, Of all descriptions, on tho
mos reasonable tcrm1
~ Country produce OF all kinds taken in ex-
change for furniture, ut the current market rates
Nov Ia NJ. CANTW ELI. 4 co.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

TN II. MUSGROVE, having permanently
l. +. located in this Town, tenders hi s pro-
fcssional services to the citizens of Elkton
and vicinity. Office nearly opposite tn.
Court House.
Elkton, May s en-
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49,.
IlT MRI:R,

'NIlE undersigned having just received an
i other lot of IIemlock and White Pine
Lumber, at very reduced rates, offer the
same at corresponding low prices. Those
who need, may find it to their interest to call
AMI examine the stock on hand at Winners
Point and George Town. 10y
- June ~ WILMER & FORD.
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GUNNER FURN ACES.-In store and for
- sale Il lot Of Summer Furnaces with clay
OFFENDERS to burn stone coal or charcoal.
Auy % STAPLES Il CANTwFiL.
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EIkt0n Brick Yard.

N1lE subscriber is prepared at his "a. X
Yard III Elkton, tosupply the public !,
all kinds of
COMMON IND PRESSED ERWr''
at prices much lever than they can be :
for in the cities. Enqui,e at his hiicj II
at the west end Of the town.
Mar BY SAMELL El%.,
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VIM. pINKNEY EWING,

ATTORNEY At Law.
TTAVING returned from the West, and
L l. permanently located in Elkton, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
UvOfice-with Hon. Ale xandcr Evans.
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LUMBER AT NORTH EAST,

TNIIE subscriber having purchased the lots
L. opposite the Methodist Church in North
East intends Keeping an assortment Of LII NJ
Der; such AS, Pine and IIcmlock Boards.
Scantling, Joist, Siding: Cypress Shingles,
Pickctts, Lath, &c. All Of which he will sell
at Port Deposit prices, for cash.
GEORGE SIMCOE.
North East, June so, '5j.-Gm.
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SURVEYING.
ADDITIONAL BOUNTY LANDS.

DRESERPING kITTLES.-C Call and get
L one of those Maslin Preserving X cities at
Aug. %. STAPLES Il CANTwELL S.
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wM. NC CLELLAED. NICHOLAS HISS.
A NEW LUMBER YARD,
In EgktOn. Md.

TIVE undersigned have bought ont McSsrs.
l. Poole & Sewall's lumber yard and rcmov-
ed it to their own yard near the Catholic
Church at the Plank Road, and are now lay
ing in a General Assortment of
Kew Lumber, at Low Prices,
which they respectfully invite their friends,
and the friends of Mcssrs Poole Il Scwall as
we'll as the public, generally, to cali and eX-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
May 70 If McCLELLAND Il HISS.
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Eun,brr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

A y greatly reduced prices at the old stand
II on North Street, opposite the Jail, where
at all times may DC found general assort-
mcnt Of SEASONED LUMBER. such as: =
Pine and lIemlock Boards, Scantling. Joist.
and inch Plank, Pine and Cypress Shin.
giles, Plastcrng Lath, Pailngs, Dressed
Flooring, &c. 05-Persons in want will find
it to their interest to call on us.
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
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THE Undersigned, having entered into CO I
i Partnership for the practice otthe LAW in
its various branches, will give their prompt
and undivided attention TO such business as may
be entrusted TO them. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
during bushes hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81, If JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.