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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-29

Convention at Richmond on the 10Th instant
have letter from very distinguished and
leading politician of Virginia, which says the
Wings generally are moving for him, and he
fees confident of Virginia going in his favor.
Such acting will b. promptly followed by the
Wings in other States.
The old line Wings hold the balance of
power in at least ta0elve States. With three
tickets in the field, is there any doubt that
their votes in favor of Fillmore would not
carry New York? And | ask you if they
could not, by unity of action in like manner
carry Pennsylyania-and also, could not both
Massachusetts and New Jersey be carried for
him in the same way?
Ofthe Southern States, he will, even as mat
ters now stand, carry Delaware, Maryland,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas and Louisiana, and probably
Virginia, certainly the latter, with cordial
support from the Wings. If Mr.. Buchanan
continues to retrograde at the South, and
loses his prestige there, so that general i'm
preston prevails that he cannot succeed, Mr..
Fillmore will sweep every Southern State, and
then with New York, or with twenty-nine
votes elsewhere in the free States, he will be
elected.
The Cincinnati Times publishes extracts
from letters highly encouraging for Fillmore
in Missouri He will doubtless run we'll ev-
erywhere in that State except in the Border
Ruffian counties.
The American party of Georgia, who were
not represented in any of the National Con-
veAtions, have just held State Convention al
Macon, which was attended by 268 delegates
Representing sixty-five counties. They nomi-
mated Fillmore and Donelson, appointed full
electoral ticket and adopted a political plat
form. The delegates in the Convention ex
pressed entire confidence in the success of their
! ticket in November.
A recent letter from gentleman in Georgia
states:
We had large Fillmore and Donelsor
meeting in this place yesterday DULY D.
Many who opposed the American party las
fall in this county declare their intention tt
support Mr.. Fillmore.
We have not space for more extracts to-day
The Journal publishes highly favorable new
from other Southern States, Alabama, Louisi
ana, Tennessee, &c.
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FILLMORE ELECTORAL TICKET
GEORGE P. DUNN, of Lawrence.
ANDREW w. OSBORNE, Of Laportt
The Truth of History.

It would scarcely be proper to say the Gov
ernor of sovereign State lies, yet it is very
disaereeable to think the Governor of Indiana
ia IGNORANT concerning historical facts Of which
he can talk for half an hour with happy flu
ency. That Gov. Wright was grossly mista-
ken in some statements which he gave as
Historical facts" is much more certain than
that his mistakes were the result Of ignorance
They were undoubtedly gross attempts at de-
ception. He kne,C better. He attempts, as an
instance, to hold the New England States re-
sponsible for the continuance of the African
slave trade till 1908. He asserted that the
9th section of the 1st article of the Constitu-
ton Chat glorious constitution he loved so
much y continuing the African slave trade till
1908, was inserted at the instance of the
North and Injured to their benefit.
The history of that period, (see Elliotts de
bates on the adoption Of the Constitution in
forms us that the African slave trade was con-
tinued in opposition to Northern sentiments
end also to portion of the slave States-that
this compromise" was inserted to satisfy
South Carolina and Georgia, who earnestly con-
tended that they had lost so many slaves du-
ring the revolutionary war, that if the priv
lego was not allowed to them of supplying
themselves with labor from Africa, that
their country would return to wilderness
That IL acas inserted at the instance Of the
South, and intended for their benefit, is the truth
of history. That the South could have prohib-
tied it at any time by State laws in their re
spective States, is plain to any one by fair
reading of the above mentioned section Of the
Constitution.
The Governors attempt to create preju-
dice against the North by Justification of his
tory, came with bad grace from one PROBES
sing such unbounded love for the whole Union
In his fling at Massachusetts, and Vermont he
seemed to forget they are States of this Union;
that in the one is Bennington, and in the 9th
or Lexington, Concord and Bunker Hill.
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nanvassing the District.

The following correspondence took place
last Saturday between Messrs. Veatch and
Lockhart, candidates for Congress:
EVANSVILLE, July 26, 1856.
JUDGE LocKHART--
Dear Sir: Having accepted the nomination
for Congress in this district, de- ire to make
such arrangements with you as may be mutu-
ally agreeable, for discussion of the questions
of the day. Yours, respectfully,
JAMES G. VEATCH
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6-F The editor Of the Baltimore Patriot
is foreigner, aad is now a most Jealous ad-
yocate of the electieR of Fillmore and Donel-
son. Such craven deserves the execration
of all honest mem Lou. Dem.
So any foreign born man who advocates the
election of Fillmore is "a craven whs deserves
the execration Of all honest menn' There will
be an immense number of just such ''cravans"
this year--of men, who although foreign born,
love their adopted country entirely too well
to vote for anybody else than Fillmore for
President.
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iy3-d&w

Nh. sASoEas;-YOu will please announce my a
dat7 the office County Treasurer the ensuing
October election. y28 HN GREEK.
"A H. SANDERS. EsQ-YOu will announce the name OF G.
W. MCBRIDE candidate for the office of sheriff Van
derburh county and Obe of the citizens of the
ty je4
Mr.. SASDERs-Sir You will pl announce my
candidate for the ONCE County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. Il. CHANDLER
Mr.. SASDERs:-Please announce my candidate
for Beeordr Yaaderbnrgh County the ensuing Fall
election subject the decision of the Democratic Conven
tom. my2T JOHN FARRELL.
a "a. SANDERS ESQ Please announce name a
didae for the oe CLERK the Vanderbuh Circuit
at the ensuing October election.
nyi7- LOUIS RICHTER
EDITOR JoURNAL:-I candidate for the Sheriff
OF Sesburgh county at the ensuing October election
MI l2-ts W NJ. HOLDEN.
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EVANSVILLE, July 26th, 195

J. G. VEATcH, ESQ
Dear Sir: Your. note Of this day has just
been handed me, and in reply, permit me to
say that it will afford me great pleasure to
meet you in the discussion of the questions
Of the day." at such times and places as may
be mutually agreed upon, commencing on
Monday, 25th day Of August, which will afford
us ample time to visit every county in the dis
trict. Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JAS, LOCKHART.
If from the 25th of August till the day of
election is ample time to canvass the District,
then Lockhart will have plenty Of time be-
tween this and the 25th, to canvass the Dis
trict in advance. This he is going to do in
company with John L. Robinson, speaker of
his own party. Then when Mr.. Veatch speaks
with Lockhart, he will have to devote half of
avery speech to disproying the ISLANDERS of his
opponent made on the first tour. Through the
misunderstanding among the opponents of
Lockhart, he has row every advantage in
stamping the District in a manner which cuts
off his opponent from all reply before the same
audiences. He knows this. and has availed
himself of an advantage which courtesy, his
own selfrespect, and all rules of honor and
fairness, must reprobate. This will do him
no good.
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LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Draymen. cartmsn. Ex-
q pressmen, Hack and Omnibus keepers Auetieneers,
Ten Pin Bagatel and Billiard keepers Managers Of Thea
Concerts Peddlers and BOOK Vendors, that their
licenses all expire month Iug ST. and
that the before that time and in
default the sHch made
vided will be strictly enforced BY order -
iy22-fm WELL II WALKER, City Clerk
TEIAR ROsIN AND LIME--2o0 bills Tar and R6sin;
250 bbIs Whites Lime in shipping order. sale
less, GEO. FOSTER & co.
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N- The report of the Old Line County
Convention, and other matter necessary for to-
day, have crowded out some efeur comments
on Gov. Wrights humbug speech of Saturday
night He shall not be forSatten.
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a GARD,

FEAVING associated with in business Mr.. Charles
e NcJo place Of Mr. 3. sViekery RETIRED
We will eontinne do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand near the Washington Hote'
under theuams an style Of VICKERF & JOHNSTON.
will be happy val. on all old friends an eusto
mers on as many favor with their
patronage, promising to DO the agreeable 70 all
JAMES W. VICEERY.
P s.-Nr Sam'l Viekery is authorized make COLLEGE
tions pay all demands against the old rhe
firm will be used in the Ii uidaton debts So
jyF ~ III j. W v
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SOL COO

IS. 1875 prizes amounting -. SZOt con
The ZOO Prizes determined by then mber which
Prizeif that number should be odd
number then odd number ticket in the sehe viii he
if number. then nunher
ticket entitled IS, in addition to
oth prize which the itch ct draw.
Purchasers in buyns equal quantity of odd and
tickets viii be certain ofarawinz nearly half the cost
of the same with chances of obtaining other prizes
Ahose ekets ending with ,, 8, s. ar even-and all
those ending with l. 5 I. q. are odd.
Remainder that Prize is drawn, and payable in
full without deduetoh
e-AI prizes coo under raid INN edately after
prizes the usual time OF thirty days
AIeonma cations strictly CONFIDENTIAL The drawn
forwarded purchasers daoely after the
drawing.
a Whole Tickets sl0-Halves; s5-Qaarters, s25S st
sasbed renewed in other tick IS st either
Office Or ers for tickets can be eddressedto
s SNAN & CO.; Atlanta Ga,
y25-sA SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
WWTANTED.-A good workman make Buggy Wheels.
W and Wagons. Such get STEADY EN- PIoy-
y2S-3t JOAN P. CRICKMUR. yincennes. Ind.
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CHARLES BARNUM.

w a &c In eSs e i"cks, CIV elry. 81 C..
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN MAIN LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind
WATCHES AND JEW EIRY
ztHE subscriber has received fine of
JEwELKY which he is prepared to cell cheaper than
ever for His stock consists of Watches vari
styles and J-welry ali quality
eluding some Gold. Stone. Mosaic Coral in old
and Silver Chains Bracelets Lockets. Necklaces Rings
Cold Sill Sleeve Buttons Gold Pins spoons ana
Forks. Silver Thmbes. Guards Keys Jett Bracelets &c
In fact almost rythng usually Jewelry Store
all o. which VIII be warranted will
sold cheaper than offered before in the city call
rom those DESTROYS purchasing is respectfully solicited
Clocks Watches and Jewery of all kinds repaired in
best manner and work warranted.
iE22-tf CuAs BARNUM.
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NEWNtI

F. CRISP is receiving regularly every evening by
81 Express the Cincinnati Commercial Enquirer
also the either delivered
TO the subscribers l2 PER week.
snglec Ply.
Papers received by Saturday evenings Express will he
vered on Sunday morning from snti O'Clock hisof
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LUMBER, LUMBER!
Es. Hs. BENNETT

WHToULD respectfully of Evans
80 vile and that he keeps constant
IL hand large aud Oll Of re Lumber,
Shingles Dressed and CndFessed Floernx Dressed and
dressed WeatherbOarding which ne VIII sen
7heap for cash Orders from the coUny solicited Yard
Carpenter street Fratz Holman IS Foundry
He has also yard at VinecRaes the EyarsTsH y
awordsvIe Railrosd Dep and PreTared TO urnisa
all in that section full variety cheap as can De
bought in EvapsyilIe l. l. WATSON. Agent.
watt Vineennes.
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SOLOMON KAHN VS. JOHN KOCH AND PETER
EoCH-Safe July 18th. of tbs following property: Lot
No. 3, in block 1873 in Lamssco city
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Daily Freight Trains Evansville Hante a.
40 A. NJ, whieh local passengers will he taken
Go For information throUgbTekets srrly at tho
Company Transportation 0oe head Locut street
ansvle. jelF J. ]. DANIELS. Sup't. =
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take GU othez
adv audc
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DYSPEPSIA There are but few who do not time
1perienee the effect Of mpOrary indes
such fullness weight and une&sness
ach foul tongue. bitterness TIE mouth. sick head
ache e. All such feelings evidence Of approach
ing dyspepsia which sbb2d Away be CHECKED and cured
the use of HeSTErTEEs stomach ters which known
infallibe Tor ali such plain To this
thousands will testify who them proved tn
facts HoSTETTER's Btsrs for sale by principal
Druggists and Deslers ger orally.
HALLOCK & STODDARD,
jy3-d&w WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

5 Notices in this place. ten cents line insertions
30 three times; so line week. dis
eOuutOn longer time.
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MARX Ed

a
On the 2sth inst ny Rev. Mr MeCare-. Mr.. AARON D.
FIELD. of BOSTON, to Miss Eliza ASHLEY of Bgsnsv lie
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TRUSTEES, SALE AT AUCTION.
GREAT BARGAINS!

FENHE undersigned will sell public auction 50 the door
Il Woolsey * Nelson's Auction Rosm. in the city o.
Evsnsve. the first Monday in September 1885. the fol-
real vzThe undivided ali of 397 OF the
Wharf the of Evansville the Ohio river
extending from the of Division
point Pine About $50 of this
already improved and affords the only good land
ng in low watsr tor steam boats,
ALSo-ot containing o-l00 Lot attaining
% tanning % 81 scres being part
of the the south quarter
ton south of 10 in Vinderburgh county
ALso-Lot- consa ninR acres N sect. N 10 town g
western3f lot s. Fourth Enlargement,
the city Evaasvils Terms the
of sale j. BRAY. AssigLees of
y23 ids JNO. SHANKLIN, @. Bell.
Vslksbe'e copy 10 amount OF IS.
BOARDING.
HAVE my hosse, ery Mrs. Pentecosts fer
q = oarders and can accommodate veral lady
boarders with TO ms o reasonable ms
MRS. NEGLEY.
y2S-.w* weter STREET. between Main and Loo Gust.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

lUnaer this head will alwaysbe found correct statement
shefEs saes including of parties. properly
and time OF sales.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,


Oaa square lines time Soc: three times, 81
week. 81 80; two Weeks 81 5oi month"; 81 thre
months 81 s.; months S.0 year 4l5. Discount OF
advertisements Cards Of six lines under, 50
No charge fornarrag death religious notices.
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IlTsNtsE.Ti,rIllN u ll.rIGE------

d. SOLUTION NBEECsf.
ENHE hip existing the style and
firm of Tolbura He shter9er is this day dissolved by
mutual ANDREW J COLBUR S.
JOSEPH n. HERSHBERGER.
COP NOTICE.
FEHHE undersgnei have this day formed ershp.
IL style ard firrn j. Colburn Co.. and
having stock the firm of Colburn
Hershberger will liabilities the sa
Uolburn Herhherger aud alone authorized to settle
he business of the ANDREW Z. GOLBURN.
y25-tf JONAS COLBGRN.
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VINEGAR MANDATORY.

WI E. the undersigned wish call the Of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers in
the manufacturing pure
tefe Of Cider Vinegar which will sell 10 compete
with Gin efnnstf Pittsburgh prices Give call faiI
trial is oil ask. MERCER d. CLIFFORD n
BThe ufactoy is situated the corner of Fourth
and CauSl streets. LaTaasco city. jv1-d&wite.
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PURLEC NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. q 80
HAVE this day duly I4th. sold entire interest
in the merchandise everything pertaining therennto
formerly owned by J ". Il 5 fiokery, oMr Charles
McJohaston JF who with Mr. James " Vickery will con-
tinue the business ~ TIE old sand
sincere tbaUks numerous friends Tor
their liberal patronage extended while in bnsr
may be continued With the nov. -.
JyI7 SAMUEL FlOhbh1+
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NOTICE EXTRA,
NOTICE.

LII persons who have claim will please pre-.
n them Immediately for payment; aud all those whit
know themseF indebted wiz do favor hy pay.
ing the same. lyl7-tf J. W. & s. VfCKERY.
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"s' "i'N wy fHiYTRY JACOBS. Guardian.
DIsxOLCTION NOTICE.

EHE partnership heretofore existing between the UNDER
q signed has dissolved by mutual All the
outstanding business of the firm of Kendall Rogers will be
settled by j. H. Rogers whom all bills will be presented
and debts rade Il is to settle the
business Of the firm Immediately. PETER KENDALL,
iy2-3 J. III. ROGERS.
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An ORDINANCE

Sup Ordinance entitled An Ordinance to-
prohibit Wooden Buildings in certain
tions OF he Evansville passed and published July
All 1855:
5EC Be it ordaiped by the Common Council of the city
- Evansville thst dwelling house out house kitchen
shed house warehouse carpenter or smith shop
building orshsd kind descrip
ton whatever except the Hame shall he lit of stone
brick shall be erected removed placed upon any
the following dPsered Loss subdivision Of
said LOIS that snyLots Nos 229 2a6 23l and
the Donation Enlargement of the city of Evansville
Foresad
SEC q ANY who shall violate the provisions
ord shall be sub the penalties prescribed
section of the which this supple
mental. JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
" I'll. Il wAIKER City CLERK. y25-3od
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4tOUNTRY BACON
" 1e60 lbs Hams; 1000 lbs Shoulders;
1000 do sides ribd and clear; also SIMPLY Of sxtr
Sugar Cured and Canvassed Hams in and for sale by
jei6 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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GuARDIiN,s sAIEOF Real EsTA |!

NOTICE by given Henry Jacobs Guardian Of
the minor heirs William Wood dec ased by virtue OF
of Common Pleas Vanderbura
y. the % day August 1885 10 o'clock A. M
and clock p. NJ said day, will sell pubic auction.
the door of the Court House. in the city Evansville.
vapderbugh Indiana all that Of the South half Of the
North quarter section
teen sig South OF Range west, belonging said
heirs heretofore sold the being about eight
acr@s upon the following terms to wi One third o. tho
purchase paidfn cash. third in and
third months the purchase give his
TIVE lss payments with interest the day of sale
jye-3w 'fs"' fHNNRY JACOBS Guardian.
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RAILROADS, &C.
EVANSVILLE & CHAMPIONSHIPS
81 E -
r A, | L r O A d

an and after Moh6sy June 18Th further otiee.
" The Mail Passenger Train win leave EvansvilIe az
1;20 P. NJ; arriving az yincennes 42oP time te
with the Evsnss Ohio
Railroad Louis an6CeatFa Illinois,
P M. Indiana pGls at A. n makiSg drees
connections for Cincinnati Coluabus, Cleveland Philadel
pbia New York and Baltimore. f sf
Returning-leavss Terre- Haute at 355 M
rival of train from lndanapolisarrTes Evansville
s:25 P, NJ.
ii and Louisville day Baggage checked of Indiana
poffa
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FLOUR FOR SALE.
NAT have Bement V eles aud at Tepney &
sV sorenson's lot of choice Family Flour Having
made with the above houses sell Flour.
public may rely finding with them all times
rate article, made Il the very best Of wheat
r. VI, WINGATE g. CO.
iyZ3-1m Clay County Mills Bowling Green. Ind.
UNCU R BRENT MONEY.
tITIZ EMS Cherokee Insurance and Banking
u pany, and Lagrange Bank of Georgia Bank Chata
Commercial Bank of Nashville Mem phis
other Banks OF Alabama Tennessee Gergia North
South Carolina taken for oceris a. the
cash prices hOught small discount for cash.
je23 If S. Il GILBERT CO.. Syc. Water.
EEUST4R rs daz each rec'd and for sale by
w iy23 s. y GILBERT s. co T.. Sye. Water.
GNUM CAMPHOR II reed per Marengo for sale
~ jy23 by E. GILBERT co Syc near Water
ANHOICE INDIGO 200 lbs very choice Just reed for
" sale low by jy23 s. GILBERT & co.
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l22 daw6m

FEO p o IL I ECI Ms OF EVERY
"A sEBlPE.-Haye you bet HAT on the success of
your ayorte candidate? Have you any Hats to pay that
you have bet and lost any previous eectoni If So
gentlemen, is the time to buy Hats at one hall their
real value, the subscriber is determined to reduce his
stock previous to August 18th Please look the follow
ing list of articles and prices:
LIST quality BLACK DRESS HATS, little cut of fash
ion, 49, "a quality, 50 50i Sd quslity. 81 S71.
very large assortment of GAPS prices which defy
all mpetition-yarying from II to 81 cents
Also On hand, fer accounts against various persons
The cash on which would be very acceptable.
Please call to buy pay up at So Main Street,
hrst door south the Post Office.
jylO daw J.H. KNIGHTS.
@e59@, sPECTACLEs. -,
The subscriber has made efforts tie secure all the vare
ties OF Glass that needed to aid detective eye-sght
and among them all, none has been found superior or
equal to the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE.
These are not Glass, but u REAL STONE, ground and
Ioshel to the different focal distances the eye may re-
qure; they are hard flint and clear as air. Next to
these ig excellence are the PerTscOPic of which we
nave large assortment, well the Common Glass,
set IN Cold Silver Steel and Plated Bows, varying in
Price from Twenty-Five cents to Fifteen Dollars
al in need of optical aid, may be of finding here
something exactly fitted their wants. and they NAV re
fer to Dr. Green, DR.. Sargent Dr. Haywood Gel Dewitt
end hundreds of others who have used them
L. D. GODDARD,
nlchlg deod&wly Union Block, 1876 Main st.
Is, NEW CARRIAGE MAN
EGsS5 fy5sS1 UFACTOkY.-The subscriber has fitted
EJ{J~~~eSS~ up the building next to the NALDo
@-s@----A--- HOUSE formerly occupied as carriage
repository by e. Eaton for the CARRIAGE MAKING business
in all its branches.
The different branches viii be conducted by expert
enced iUoTkmen.
CAR REAGES
OF all kinds made to order, and
r EP AIRIaG or CAR6IAG
On terms as reasonable as be found in the city
rbo,a HEARSES.
lnDst WlSu1uv
portuuity of choosing from variety of aeO and 5edut1
M patterns Particular attention has been paid to this
lind of carriage
EACKS
Made to order and repaired. Work warranted.
J. b. BONNELL
Waldo Street, near the Boston Worcester Depot
APPS eod&wtf