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V2- The principle OF The Maine Law pcrvades
all legislation which seeks the general good.
The most trivial interests even, as comDared
with the great ones Of humanity, are mpst Sd
credly guarded The beasts of the field, the
iowls OF the air, and the fishes of the stream
are at certain seasons, safe from harm under
the Rgis of legislative protection. The shade
tFee under whose grateful shadows our children
pay ~ the summertime; the grave where the
dead slumHer, must not be violated.
And yet grogocrats and denagogues rally
madly around their slaughter-houses, and pro-
Claim violence and bloodshed if their accursed
work Is prohibited. These people find no cause
i"r complaint IN those laws which take hold OF
other and lesser evils Leave them their rum
with which TO denonize and DESTROY men. and
TO convert the holiest places oflife into charred
ana blackenfd wastes, and they are ready to
PAh'Sh HE cFlIFe Of slSotlRg deer, birds, or
poisoning hsL-at girdlng shade tgGss nr slral
Ing The bodies of dead men. They claim the
right to dcbase, rob, and kill the hylnu, the
surgeon must 60 10 the pcnitentiary Tor stealing
the corpse!
In Wisconsin, the Maine Law j. in fi,il force
To-day not IN the destruction OF rumshops. but
OF evils OF less magnitude Its enforcement il
marked illustration OF lie rig ht of society 1o
project lRclf from known evils. The apulic,-
ti"n Is relentless and cannot be evaded. We
ailude to The pHHing dorm Of mi{l-ddmy. On
many OF The streams, these structures are de-
rlared nulsances. They commit no murders
no vile is beaten or children made huuurv far
Oread-the communities around them are no,
impoverished by drunkenness, or homes made
worse than hells; yet the public health suffers
Last season one was ordered to be pulleJ dawn
III thirty days. Here mans propertv-ven.
tuFed IN a perfectly honorable and useful business
ness ~ 's'iI-was struck OF exisance at blow
anu that' too, without recOmpense. The courls
uld not lake the position of our Court of Apneals
dnu declue That government had no riUht Ia
destroy dams already built, but only Drobih;t
the building of new ones! There is :, l.,er i,
stance OF the efficiency aud Justice of this la W
ot the general welfare, everywhere, save when
applied to the rum business, declared 4. hioher"
than individual interest. There isa dam acr.ss
ROCK River, below Fort Atkinson. We learn
ny private correspondence, that the .ppbIic
good has won in the suit, and lh. cour, o,. /
dered the dam TO be taken out.
lou gents who declare rum property bevond
the reach OF constitutions, what business h,yo
courts To an :ihiuIe. at word. thousands nt
dollars worth of property! Admitting ,ha,
THESE dams produce sickness; do they M,
"hl'eh INTO innocence by the side of your God.
accnrsed liquor selling Even tAouDL wLol.
'am'Iies rot with peslIencr tron the etfac,.
VI "ead water Is IT not mercy compared with
long years OF anguish und sorrow, weepinp Lt,
away IN The midst OF dcsolalion,
we say ot the rum business as that ,ubl,n.
OF protection says of poisonous WA
lers; P"H dOrH the dams and let th, noonjo
tre' let private interest give way 10 iL.
higher law" of the public gooI-CayuDo
lhmC
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correspondence Of the Smyrna Times,
hEWES, Del July o6. l9jG


-hr' Edttor:-Iiy way of keeping YOU " post.
cd up with the news of our town. | resuma
my "scrIbbllng,' # perchance it will interest,"
any Oi your numerous reader.
And The first thing to mention will bo ,bon,
the hotels, vlslterS, DC. The " United Statrs"
has quite number of Phiadclphians. snrnd;no
lew days III quiet retirement under iis hoI
pltable roof, Tar from the dust and buslIc of tho
city. There are several at the 4" Atlantic ;,
"hl the majority are sol0urning at the T. :
Ihe hshIng at the Brea kwater was nr,.or
known To be bettcr--backlish, trout. sbnon.
head, and other species OF the "linnv triha ;,
are taken III abundance,
have been calm observer of tho s,o,,
s"c morals oil our town for sometime past. and
Ieel bound to speak the truth by saving thai
'hey have been greatly improved, and | cam
say that Tor one month have seen but ono in.
ioAcated man, and on that occasion wos
aroused from my slumber at the hour of mid. |
nighi' ny The individual who had by some means |
Oeeh taking too much OF the q. be. ioyti,l " in |
company Will his JOvlal companions who know.
ing doubtless the disgrace OF indulginp in
=" OrOad da light" took this opportunity of IRA.
tny'hg thelr Bacchanalian appettes, | visited
georgetown on the " fourth, ,"'when. il being
Independence Day, and in consideration of lhe
oqu FelIaws' parade and the assembling of so
many people, one might expect to find many
lPnhkeh lGeh, but "lt came to pass" that
mere was not one seen the whole day. leave /
ne iriehds OF rum to account for all these {
hngs .
roIiIcs Is not much discussed at present q
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SMVlNAS Dlsno,
WEDM e S DAY, JULY 80, 1856.

STATE OF Affairs IA cALIraRSIA-The vi
ghance Committee still bear sway all over the
State, the Governor and his subordinaes in If.
hce doing nothing but looking on. and wonder.
I'ig how long 1t is going 10 last. We Judge
BY the representations of the journals, that
about all the worst characters intestine the
5 ate have now been pretty thoroughly weeded
out, and 1t becomes, therefore, the most inter
estlng question, "when are the Committee 90
ing to dlsbaRd !" 1t is hinted in some Quarters
that u ls not impossible the machinery of the
Organization may be kept going until such times
as q Peoples State Convention shall be called
with view to a new election of State officers
and thorough change Of the civil administra-
tion The present administration, it is con-
ssantiy urged, was elected by the ballot-box
suffers; and as long as it is permitted to exer-
dIse Its functions, il is idle to expect it to en-.
foree the law against its own criminal constitu
enoy. Hence, before throwing up its authority,
the Committee are advised not 10 leave their
work half done, but to make clean sweer.-
Turning out OF office, by a regular process. the
men elected by The gamblers and thieves, as
well as turning out of the country the gamblers
and thieves themselves. The most influential
IaenbeEs of the Organization seemed Ia he halt
ing between these two opinions, when the
stesmer letl-but we are prepared to hear thai
The Conventlonlsts have carried--or will car
ry-the day.
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oay '''"% 10 thIS line seems To- be very uujrt.
naI I"Si"',Hi'y we hear the prospects of ihr sey
'"' '"nu'uateS mentioned, but their quaIitica
TONS are seldom limited at. 1'A'''''"
"a ;P "e 'loP oi wheat, which has been harvest
a. $3.50 - tety good. The prospect for rn looks
1919 o''1a' Ni"ce The last rain; bot the ground
. Gt.t very ofy again. Potatoes have made
do;"'s au tufH OUT but garden vegetables are
OO'"s very Wei. No more at present
Respectfully yours, BREy1rY.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

HANDSOME TEsTIMoNIAL-An interesting
ceremony took place on last Sabbath. in the Al
Il. Church Of this town--the presentation .t q
'nagnlhcently bound Family Bible to Benz. l..
COLLINS, Esq, formerly Superintendent of the
Nj. Il. Sunday School for u beriod nt abou1
twenty years. The present was obtained
'hrolSh the contributions Of the scholars. On
Hs alisiae 0i the cover was inscribed in gilt
letters, " A token of respect to BENJAMIN l.
collins, Esq, oar late Superintendent from the
Smyrna Station Sunday School. July, 1856"
lhe presentation was formally made through
W. X. CahoOn, Esq. who read an address from,
Tue oaphath Schaol written copy of which
10 to accompany the Bible. The address was
an expression OF the attachment and hipb an.
Pfsclatlon Tor the worth, entertained by the
scholars for their old Superintendent; there
was also an allusion to the many chances tbo,
had oe'h indRced IN the lap of twenty years :;
since Mr.. Z. had commenced his superiaren-
dency, some of the scholars had become minis
ters OF the Gospel, others were enpaped ne
teachers, and, from the infant classes. thew had
grown up TO be the largest scholars in rb.
ssho"l' aLd others by death had been called
from this world to better AT the conclusion
OF the addFess, Mr.. Collins received the Bihle
from the hands OF Mr.. Cahgan, and addressed
the Schoul IN very appropriate and feeling
MANNER after which the School loiurd in slnr
ing
ave won't give up the Bible"
when short speeches were made Inv The Pastor
k"V' VIC. Robinson, John Eaton, Esq present
Superintendent OF the Sabbath School, and
keV. al. Jerman, Assistant Superintendent, Con-
gliding with hymn sung by the Infant School
@nd the benediction by the Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

w MIG MEErING.-'rhe meeting at the City
Hall on Thursday evening to take measure.
Tor the reorganization of the Whir u,rtv
throughout tins State, was one of the larrrs,
and most enthusiastic. winch has been there
tor ii long time. Evan e. Stolsenburp. Eso.
presided, assisted by tt number of Wee prrs,.
dents. Bret addresses made by Edwin A. WI
sun, Dr. j. w. Thomson and IT, If 1 N..ti.
we're reerIved with rapIurous applause. and
here seemed to be general feeling Of appro.
batlOn.-RrputiIcdn
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-SVSS

PAviN0- general spirit of paving now
R'FEades The people OF onr town. Worknep
sss bnsIly engaged. aud in a short time. mr. a,
least by the time Tor muddy weather, we .xuec,
t"ssea a 'ntinned line ofpav ememts Muchcredn
- due our efficient Buard of Comn,issiouer. G,r
fhs iAsthiul prosecution of their work.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

hAiN--We were visited last night by q de.
!'ghiiul ram OF several hour,' duration. which
g'aads"H The heart OF man and Iessl. The
pastures were dried up, the corn burnt and
er'sped. and ia fact all vegetation wa. In a de-
p'ofsoie condition on aceOsnt Of the Iong,con,
iInued draaght. . WV
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

BROOKS Am BCRmNGAME.-Th most excl
tIng question at Washington for the last week
has been expected duel hotweun Rully Brooks
ana MI. Burlngamc nj Mass, Rruoks chaI-
IenS'd and MIR. Bnrlmgame aoceple,l--namlng
canada as the place ot meeting, where he at
once repaired. Brooks refused Ia follow, lest
ne might be mohbcd IN passing through "thr
enemy's country -
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

AN UGN CUsTOMER.--Mr. Burlinpame
while waiting for Mr.. Brooks to accomnnr
hIm To Canada to settle little affair betw,eH
hem, amused has leisure hours by trying his
rIHe ~ shooting gallery in New York. He
"rang the bHll' live times out of nine, and th.
other !nHr balls came ia very uncomfortable
proximity 10 The exact centre. Burlingame's
skill with ride Is equal to that of ofBrooks with
u bludgeon.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

= VI Aaotl'ar dreadful Railroad Acci oc.
CURED on Friday last, when train of six car.
on the Weldcn and Wilmington IN. CT rail.
road. we're thrown from the track and turned
bottom ap Anumber of passengers were more
Or less injured, but none fatally.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

kAIsIN6 rHE WINp.--tlne Perrin NJ. Brown
Is sending circulars through the post-o office, pur.
p"rlmg to come from Official sources in that DE.
plrinenl, aud addressed To oPosIIn-slcrS through.
out the Union, asking them ia Contribute from
three TO five dollars, according To the emolu
mens OF their Offices, To be used for electiuneer
ing purposes. The Washington Union has sew
eral tunes called the attention Of the postmas.
ters q, the c'Inptry TO the fraud but The Tel.
lows pians seem 50 well devised, that he i
probably, reapIug good profit from his swim
lie before 1t will be thoroughly exposed.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

" "AsHiNGr0N Washingto ton, Ju'y
2s.-Fhe President has nominated 10 tho Son.
'te John w. Geary, Of Pennsylvania, to be-.
Governor Of Kansas, in the place of Sh,nuo,
rrmo'ed Mr.. Geary was for MANY wears =
cVh Engineer, and during the Mexican w,r
was elected Colonel at the Second Penusylya-
MA Regiment. lie was appointed Ly President
r"'E I" l>i9' to proceed to California, as Post
Master at San Francisca, and subsequently, an
pointed ty CcHeral Riley as Judge or AlcaIde
II" ''iS The first Mayor of San Francisco Under
the C'ty Charter. and appointed by the State
Legislature as member uf the Board of Cam.
"iSsl"ners for the funded debt lie ~ renre-
s"atsd as being about forty years of age. and
ad|'rsbIy flied for the discharge of the duties
"f the oftice 10 which the President has uov
hIIl..
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

FIRE IN ODEssA.-.An extensive fire occnr-
red an Odessa, on "Wednesday evening last. de.
FHeyhg The cabinet shop of Mr.. Thos. Enos,
dwelling house Of Mr.. NJ. Doughten, the dwell.
ing a"ase and stable belonging TO Miss Catha-
Flne Arlhurs and Miss Elizabeth Hart, miIIlners
a"d INA antua-ma kGrs, the wheelwrght and black.
E'n''h shop OF MIR. LeMueI " Aspril, and the
dwelling house belonging to Col John Eaton.
a"ere was partial insurance upon all the pro-
herty destroyed, except that Of Mr.. AsprI
whose loss will be about $l7OO. The loss f,lls
"eaVhy upon Mr.. A., as he accumulated ,b.,
property by years of laborious toll. The fire
"s'g"ated in the workshop of Mr.. Enos hv
''ea''' oi cigaF IN the hands of his son, either
'p the Ignr ing af match or dropping a spark
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

GOISG To rHE SEA ShOWE.--lt is stated tha,
The steamer Gen. Mcdonald is now taking 200
Ia. ;iUU passengers daily To Cape May.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

FARMERS. TAKE NoIIcE-A ouarterlv No.,
Ihg "t the Agricultural Society Of Kent co"ntv
W'll be held in DuvrI on Tuesday next, the 5,b
pFoy. IVY "'ii
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

W young man named Joseph McCul-
l"ugh' of Philadelphia, was drowned ON S,rur
day last viii st bathing at Bowers Beach. He
was employed by Mr. Doyle, carpenter, to work
"n The new NJ. +. Church at Frcdcrica He
was sdn to be an excellent swimmer. and. il j.
ih"ught, was either taknn with a fit or was Inn
much under the 'nau"Hce Of liquor to control
liu!srlr
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

ANOTHER SrEAMaoAr DISASTER. R.-rhc Sound
steamer Empire City. from Fall River for New
! ork' exploded her steam pipe of Point judith
i"' r. NJ Saturday. six persons died, aud IL
others were scaldrd. some SERIOUSLY. 'rb..
others were taken back.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

t"DnEnv'-We learn from the Reporter that
the store of Thomas II. McIlyainr rs,
Magnolia was broken into on the night of the
!Oth inst. and robbed Of so or SlOO worth of
goods
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30


c.H ~ 'Et FOR RDlSENTERY.-Take one tablespoon-
iuI vi common salt and mix it with two t,IL.-
"F''9ul u vinegar and pour upon it hall
u water elther hot or cold, (only let il h,
=: ~ IN 0Uo') \ WINE glass full OF this miAtur,.
,'';n ~ "co'c proportions, taken every hafhour
VIII DC found quite eficacous in curing Jvs.n'
Iery. II the stomach be nausea,ed n.;.,
grass iuli taken every hour will suffice E,r
a enid the quantity should be a teasnoonf,,I -.
SAT- ana one OF vinegar in tea cup tull of wa.
ter. P '"'' vi wa
>. vi all diseases man is heir to, nature's reuu..
uieS are simple and sure, and there il nn -,,I
III inc world without its antdotr We conIJ
i0n'io" numerous instances in which the abo,,.
recipe was found effective in the case or d',',
terry. Oa'e VI uyse'-
BRAVE BOY.-The st. Johnsburv W.,
story '"'"er tough
Not long since youth of sixteen ve,rs
snr1,oo oO. Al tlG town OF Victory gathering
Siar,oj p'"oJ gum While thus engaged his d,rs
started up bear, and Immediately at,.oLai
lllln' The dog being of small size tho ou,",r
uhdertook to cell him off, and in do;ng 90 -,
tlactGu tne attention of the bear. The lad va.
lliheu u only with cumming pole, a stick r;,Lr
:. Sc" T' ISet IN length with knife blade in @n.
end' The bear made at him with L;S n',,.,,t
" " 'ue oPeh When the lad thrust the kpita ond
io"h The ferocous animals throat kiln t'I'.
almost instantly" ''''
NH0cHING.-A letter from Paris. nnbI;sboI
u ~. d LONDON paper, after describing the cere.
'onieS ,1Ht attending upon the baptism of the inn.
'eE'al baby, adds the following: '''
1n '"c hllust OF all this splendid turmoil coma
ot e,,d, a-l "nectlhg the dignity, if they do
~ the STABILITY, of the present re-
''me. The Empress is sneeroJ r. b., 80,
CURRIERS' for having had the eamcher;e 10 s,o"n
D PICK up diamond which had fallen fror, Lrr
lauem. Tins is even thought TO bc worse ,La,,
ioi'Iler OiuhueF which she committed in n,Ls,
= rt up handkerchief which she had dronneJ
man win the yellow vest" can I,La
,n',oI. ,''n' lie Is not the only offender arain,I
'urt etiquette. "e"i"St
. aataI ARRAY IN Georgetown, H. C.-On uo
tcmn7oJ , '"e "a INST, number OF prr>ons
n hd',, ~ CUT down nemocraiic pole. which
)" oceh raised at Market and F,urth ,
eorgetowlGD. G. They were warn,.% S'Lr''S,
bernard Meyer, who had charnn ,,:,I' !" u',SH
persisted IN the attempt, when N,o., fs',
s"u! "o""dIng James Semmes with .m,
w. "ehmcS and some OF ms trir,I. ,..I
>" Hl'er MaSee into his dwelling. vh.n A.
la I'S' ~ TWO more shots, the last of which
'oI 'oI ,e"'t"GS IN! on the spot Mag,,. then r,.
10 the Marshal. s"'e "''''S'"
- writer thus describes talk,,ixc f..
- know a lady who hives lalkinr ;,
rSSantly that she won't give an rrh, fur
y. one has that everlasting rnnt,na 81
cue 'hal an echo must wait ull sh. dies he.
: II can catch her last words
- - = .d"y IN Baltimore, recently whilst
'lnS OUT OF an omnibus, caught her C,nt ~
pop OF new style of hooo arr1n,,n,a,n,
falling forward, injured herself yn,, '.n'' ..r,
j. aud wIthAI severed the bridre ,t t.,
> 50 ''at h'r beauty will be dsiigurrd ..r
Smyrna times., 1856-07-30

w Th" interesting letter of our Ches.ar.
Town correspondent REACHED US too lutte for m.
''r''on 1" thus issue. 1t shall appear in our
next.
We publish on our first page to-day bean.
''ui literary production from our correspondent
"Semaj."
The enigma of G. W. +. Will appr,r nay,
week.
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.7o-paI,TrNEIsSGaFP. .7o-

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Uo-pdtlneI
ship under the style and firm Of GEO. Foster q Co
for the transaction ofa general F0roardtRg ana COM
yery large and spacious Freproof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust ana buh
Cr4wfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all xmas OF
Produce and Merchandise.
ghey will give special to Consisnments elther o
River Railroad, Canal Wagons, and wlllforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase OF
sale of Produce or Groceries in this MARKET, and soeI
orders for the purchase Sugar and Moases on the
Coast one arm will be in the South during the
Winter. -, -,
'th hnuihiIcp M pTat ronase NJ. w. FOSTER.
'AeP"'4s P"''e GEO. FOSTER,
dac,a W. NJ. AIKMAN.
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rhs Bow who Kept his Purpose.

az wouldn't be SO mean," said Geo. Ward,
to a boy who stood by, while he put the candy
he had Just bought, in his pocket.
"You have no right to call me mean,'' re-
piled Reuben Porter, because don't spend
my money for candy" ...., .f.,..
You never spend it for anything" said
George tauntinglv.
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VNTHITE AisAD-ieo kegs pure for sale by
AV noY2f ~ s1t ORR. DALZELL & co


'ENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Eabsh-
90 Second street. immediately opposite the Pres
terian Church, in the office with Dr. Wood. where he
would he glad all his old customers andA goodiy num-
anything line sueh vests PANTS shirts draw
letO order tae shortest possible notice
Thankful oF pastfavors he would respectfully solicit
Of the sse a the hands Of liberal public
y26 4 .1rs.. . j. L. rNELM5.
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
H II ID w 4 Ig ~ Az Wholesale.


CHAS. IS. WELLS,
AMT TLST the
w pahc, he opened in evansville would NJ v
apprise Merchants from Indiana Illinois
also that he hssn hshslvs
ia store. the Heaviest Htcck If fardw and Cut
narket sale Many Goods purchase at reduc
by him. during depressed markets,
East Engani by iEPortin drec from
and having HIS orders for American Goods filled Manu-
offer and sell Hardware as low figures house
ah. the same Goods. to cash good r'me buyers
He invites eful examination Of his stock prices
Meran aud Traders, feeling assured that he
full ustice. .s.
Among articles simost inrumerane) omprsing his
stock he names the following to the traie
IsOboxes AxesWells. Lippineotts .e5erets and Cons
sn0 dozen Pocket KNIVES Gully ass9rted
= do Steel shears and Scissors; - =
100 do Razots aud Strops
100 gross spoons Iron Brittania and man silvers
80 dozen Coffee Mills. al grades;
$40 do Files and Rasps, all kinds
1000 It's Bra.s Kettles. ned bottoms;
20 o It's Sadruns. assorted;
800 dozen Bot Hinges. do; - s...--ss.. ....
$500 gross Screws Eiml t pointed; ..I..
$50 d3Zen Door Soeksand ockets f.,
200 do Curry Combs aud Horse Cards:
90 pairs Shovel aud Tongs. iron and brass heads;
so dozen saws Mill to Key hole;
25 do S5eslyards and Scale Beams
so dc mes (and other hrandsl Shovels and Spades;
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
case JaPanned Tinware fally assofted.
whps add Lsshes Brushes, Combs. Needles Speetaces
PORT Fancy Hardware generally together With
heavy goods Chans Dig IRONS Strsp Hinges Tea Ket-
tsuIl Barrels and GWn Y r IN miugSS
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, Hind2w Sash eac,
| - CHARLES S. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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.GBe qailg 5ontnmal.. m
The ELECTION OF SPEAKER.

We extract the following interesting partic-
ulars relative to the final vote on Speaker, and
Mr. Banks speech, from Washington CORES
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RAILROADS, &C.
rhAAsYLVAN.A kAILhO4D.

EAAs1LNANsA RAILhOAD.
ksss - - - :sfFlrEs zsaz@SsS
l...~s Igi5 The 4udersigued haYlng bsen ap- Z ---
T. ny this city would inform ship sH@as$sE1
sAA-''~~ pers. merchants. and the public
generally hatN f. Leeeh. George harris and George
Black late D Leesh Co.. and Thomas ). CLARKE of
< CLARK Ihaw.'' under the rm OF LII f=..~ +
LEECfs & cog
appointment special eOnsinees and shipping agents
Of the PennsyIvanla harosd Company They hsve esab-
all principal shipping points east
vest PREPARED receipt throu from New
PhiladeIphfa and Batimore 10 al western
cities and r all westera cities xna 20 WIS TO the
Atlantic by Of the Pennsyvania Railroad
The atse tion to 9rwarSing
itie shipping and to the cara without
the expense and their charges by
nent With the Railroad company teng exremely low. 20
the mere of they hope to
lie ahle to give satistacton
madeto their agents VIII be forward
ed tree OF CHARGE ior eOI1 mission
urnformatiOn apply at their ofices: .t-r-
Depot, Liberty street. Pittsturgi -. ..- i ....
de-. Nos south tlth street Philadelphia .-s
u Is do North street BAttimorei #...
No. Astor Place, lt.
do South Willism stre.t, New York;
do Battery Place, J NIX .-.-.
Or TO " - JOHN 8. MITCHELL
epIA 5u Waterst.. Evansville Ina.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-13
EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY -,
LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED q AGRICl LTURAL WARE HOUSE
lIi- NEHE.A.ER. W1NGAEE & co.. 4
AFANUFACTUkE ERS and Dealera in all kinds of Farm
lYl Garden pements Moving Gaping and Thresh-
Machines Field Garden Sseis Trees &C., sic Main
street opposite Bank Louisville, Louisville. KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-13
MERCHANT

"a South William street, New York.
I1EIN lOng,e established with extensive BnectIon
in the above business respectfully soiiets eonsgh-
III kinds of Nester Produce, which will relve
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
made Oh all Shipments whenrequired by
D9 aasA -. H. MAGHEE q CO.,
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