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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-02-22

An Invaluable remedy for tho cure Of the fol-
lowing diseases, viz: Toothache Chills, { or vi
cor. Headache, Gllolic, Cholera Morbus, Intl0-
mutory Rheumatism, &c. 1t is also an invalu-
able medicine liz many complaints to which fe-
males are subject. In distractions either totu!
or pnrtal, it has been found ofincstimablo benc-
fit; restoring their functional arrangements to
healthy notion, purifying tho blood and other
fluids so etevtually as to ;ut to fight all diseases
which may arise from female irregularities us
headaches, giddincss, pain in the side, back, &c
In fact it is unexccllca, if cquallcd by any other
preparation known, for tho euro OF all diseases
arising from cold
The NeutraIizing Cordial, or Physic.
This is orc Of the most valuable preDnrnfinnS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-02-22

AorQI-Never hire man to tell a lie,
unless you wish to get cheated yourself.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
G9e 4ailp yonrnal
THE SONG OF THE LOCOMOTIVES.

BewareI beware! forl come In my might
With scream and seowl of scorn;
With . speed lik o the mountain o. giles flight,
When he rides the breeze OF morn,
ATaunt! a7aunt. for heed you not,
Nor pause for the cry Of pain;
rejoice o'er The slaughter my wheels have wrought
And laugh at tho mangied slain. -
Away-away--o'er valley and plain s7ess frs g
sweep filth voice OF wroth;
In heeey cloud l wrap my train, tl
As II tread my Iron path = =
My bowels are are, and my armis - sl.
My breath is rolling cloud: 5z4s7 s
And nay voiee peels out as 4 or ward y hssl, .-r
~- Like the thunder rolling loud.
All day, all day, s6 my s.ne wa play,
When my sans bris ht raya are cast; se
Al the mi might hour fy on my way,
Like death aend bowling past. n sas
i bear the wealth OF thousand climss, 70 an49
The pearls of the briny sea,
The produce of lands where the church bell chine
An the gold OF the dark Ca6res.
roar on the beach Of the roaring deep,
Where the ash.lls touch my Nkesls. -
Through the desert land with howl sweep,
Aad the yellow harvest fields.
Ispeed through the city's dusy streets, I'D
Where the thronging erowus are found, H
Who ny a; the sound of my iron ct,
Like the hare at the .ying hound. sas
traverse the regions of burning heat:
The Equator hears my scream:
And bresths The silence of winters retreat,
Where the gli;terng snow fields CLEAN. =
The Wild beasts hy when my voice they hear
Though the sounding forests ring.
And the suns of m; stand mute with fear .9--
- or earth am the King.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

IGFA bashful Yokel was paying His ad-.
dresses to o gay. lass in the country, who hsd
ilong despaired.of of bringing things to a acrisis.
Yokel called one day, when she was alone at
home. After settling tho merits of the wealth.
|er, Miss said, looking sslyly into his fase. II
dreamed of you last nights" hAcef.
Did you? Why, nowl''
eyes, dreamed you kissed me I" - I = ~
Why, now, what did you dream your
mother said?''
"Oh, dreamed she wasn't at hone l's
Ahght dawned on Yokel's mind, and di-
rectly something was heard to crack. rerhaps
Yokeps whipr and perhaps not but about
month more, and they were twain. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
Painting Trees.

The best as we'll as most economical meth
cd of preparing the ground for the plantir &
that we have seen was lately published in The
Country Gentleman. As this is the proper
season for planting trees in all the Northern
States, we commend the article to the earnest
attention ofalI farmers: --..4
After the land is prepared as for common
farm crops by such nanurIng as may be afor-
ded conveniently, and by as deep blowing as
3 single team will lise with common plow,
and proceed to measure off the distances OF
each row, and mark the places by stakes
Then begin by plowing small land' about s <
feet wide, so as to leave the dead furrow where
each row of trees is to stand. Repeat the
blowing on the same piece of ground several
times, until the earth is thrown out down into
the subsol to the depth of about two feet
Then mark the places by stakes where each
row crosses these st right angler, or in other
words, where each tree is to be placed. De-
posit near each crossing half cubic yard Of
compost or old manure, throwing portion oi
it about the place where the tree is to stand
Then proceed to plow the earth back again. one
man being employed at the same time to pass
along the row and to scatter the compost grad
ally aud successfully over space Of six by
eight feet about the Place for each tree, while
the blowing is going on. In this way. a bed
of rich. deep, mellow earth, formed of thor
oughly intermixed soil and compost, over q
space of six feet by eight, is made at the place
for every tree. An excavation large enough
for the reception of the roots is quickly made
in this mellow bed of soil, and the tree planted
by placing the unmanured and adjacent top
soil next the roots. This mode of planting
Aal 4 Hakk kha holo 4 ~
hand, for these strips of land, being down the
natural slope of the land, as they always should
be, from channel in tho subsoil through which
any surplus water (Which would otherwise
stagnate in the dug hole) may easily sink away
and not remain about the roots to irjdre the
growth, as all stagnant water does in most
serious degree. This is especially the case
with holes dug in hard clay subsoil, which
hold water like tub"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

AVOID SLANG WoRDS.-There is no wit,
SAYS the auther of the Behavior Book, in q
lady to say "snooze" instead of a nap; in call
Ing pantaloons "pants" or gentlemen "gents;"
in saying of man whose dress is old that he
he looks "seedy;" and, in alluding to an anus
ing anecdote or d aiverting incident. to say
that is 'rieh." All slang words are detestable
from the lips of ladies. We are always sorry
to hear young lady use such word as polk
ing" when she tells of her having engaged in a
certain dance, too fashionable not long since;
but happily now is going out and almost BAN
ished from the best society. TO her honor be
it remembered Queen Victoria has prohibited
the polka being danced in her presence How
can genteel girl bring herself to say "last
night Twas polking with Mr.. Bel,'' or "Mr.
Cope came and asked me to polk with him."
Its coarse and ill-sounding name is worthy oi
the dance.
We have little tolerance for young ladies
who having in reality neither wit nor humor
set up for both, and having nothing of the right
stock to go upon, substitute coarsness and inn
pertinance, not to say impudence, and try e
excite laughter and attract the attention o.
gentlemen by talking slang. Where do they
pick it up? From low newspapers or from
vulgar books? Surely not from low compan
ions. We have heard of one of these ladies
when her collar chanced to be pinned away
say that it was pinned ON drunk, also that hel
bonet was drunk meaning crooked on her head
When disconnected, she was ''foored." When
submitted to thing unwillingly, she was
brought to the scratch. Sometimes she "did
things on the sly" She talked of certain
great vocalist singing like beast" She be-
Iieved it very smart and piqaaat to use these
vile expressions. And yet sac was o woman
of many good qualities and who -boasted OF
having lived in good society
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
$1.O74,396 ~
sl!s.os2 N

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not DUE os2 ~
4
The Etua Copany a patrons the very
condition e large increase In Cash Assets for
the rther security their pocieaa Investments be-
ing placed the minimum market vade at the present time
standard of They either
prime paying stock good valuable and clean
yestmen yielding moderate interest and income The
basis which been valued being
Besides this soidlty the npany calli
security IL derives rs Its
system through its having the means
Of unic phaianx of ExrRsIENcEn CSDERwRI-
rERs worked for thirty the hsppies
Ssu and clamantt for essesand enables
to with prestige future
has been reached BY really Ia
surArre Cooperation. .. -.
ians0-tf y jt ALLEN G. HALLoOR. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

fT Annette, my dear, what country is OPP
poste to us on the globe?'
Don't know, sir.
"Well, now," said the perplexed teacher,
sff were to bore hole through the earth
and you were to go in at this end, where would
YOU come out?" ..sass., .,is.II ,ssal-a~ >
"Out of the hole, sir,' replied the pupil
with an air Of triumph at having solved the
great question.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

or Mrs. Rogers was very Indignant on
hearing that the Russians had taken JsgAhst JsgAst
the same time she observed that it must have
been an outlandish sort ola place at best, for
abe couldn't find It anywhere on the map. so
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

or An Irish witness was recently asked
what he knew of the prisoners character for
truth and veracity. "Why, troth, since liver
I've known her, she, she's kept the house clane
and dacont.o-l s fssrs 81. soa-4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

| or Any game hereaboutsf said newly,
arrived to Texan. Guess so,' said the Ions.
Star, and plenty Of 'em-we have bluff, poker.
Ieuchre, all fours and monte, and jist rs many
Iothers as you'll like to play -, -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
PURIFY YOUR B L. o o Di
J0y to the W0rldgG 1aE
THE ONLY ENFALLlBLE REMEDY. 4
RLEY'S RILL &

-
medicines that have been dissdSsted during th
~ present age for thousand Ills that nesh is heir te
equal this wonderful preparation ony tATee {esE
elapsed the dseoverer (who spent decade u
and perfectng
and al & sffS s. z. z e.
prng eeatvs remedy for certain diseases OF when
they have knowledge. s5UE .E8.s.g. lEs
All other compounds syrups have hithert<
failed Of the faculty BECAUSE be-
which the good effects Of the sarssparR a
njure the health of.he patient noise with
Hurley's preparation. ~ g,
trial. be fonnd certain and perfect OF she
following omPlaints snd diseasesi
\. Affection of the Bones
Habitual Oostiyensss -
Debility, Indiesstion.
Diseases Of the Kidneys. Li'srssmpIsins
Ryysssipe,:s. Puiaenary Diseases,
Female Irregularities. serofuls. or kings EYE
Fistula, SyPniA4ss
And all Diseases Of the skin -. -
Besides above, s also known 20 be
pswerfs tonic. purifying the blood and Ae
system.
its general effect the most -
is most dssirabe remedy of the age sreaoy exten
throushout the country ana - -.
reputation The instances - s
in it TO enc ana ali VINO desire
so nfocra relief suferrng One bottle being rtse
will be 20 admit OF urener douos
Reeoieet Hurlsys the only aSsee
~ one dollar per bottle or SIX for ave dellars
~ sale At manufa corner OF Seventh
s.res.s LouisTie. Ky Alo at wholesale housesef
RASGS: %sT:HT nrSh e Co., q NE New orleans. Ls
KEILRR. FARSsLEY & Co.. Evansville, lad. -.
Aud by all extensive Druggists throughous Ahs Ua.esa
astses. Canada. Mexico and South AmeFics. Ap2-iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
VALUABLE LOTT.
rOR SALE ONA OREDI

FOR SALE ON A GRE WKLss;
sHE undersigned sell Lot Old PlAH ei ~.
znsville either the whole Lot halves or quAFtes
10 suits purehssers Terms of payeht: and 5years
payable annually Payments aees
waTCmES. CLOCKS. JEWELfkK. 6C
WWTE sand are Jewsiry
oooka silver Ware in short s articles usually N
from the meuuIHcFurqIg
a. yarv low feures The bic
.na she dies in particular. nyitea 20 sa
apl9 -n So - -; = z--5i-
S--e..-. a. q CATsTJT.-s cases Mushroom GsssEp
NA pssd md for sale bY spl2 i. & d. HkIMAsSs--.
oToEs asserted iyop sheet slabs; pFessee s'ssA
eBNDO rfsw monids '0 ss'iS Sn' SAIL ORB
:. -fs5 fFa--is4 -s-t-s s4-Fs = - -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONR MASONS.
gTlH Board county ander
viii at 'eioek A. n. THURSDAY the ist day Of Msy
nex and cozsder sealed proposals for building
SToSE AR0r@ENTs, over Pigeon Creek near
Codys MIL Plans md specifications of the proposed w0Fk
maybe examined at the once undsrgasd by persons
desrSas Of bidding for said job -
| mh22-A WILLIAM H. " ALkEK. a. N.C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

DUDLEY. STONE & CO.,
COM MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, 6et'u Main md the Rfrer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
RNARrIOULAR attention paid to the pqrshass ard sale
LARD. FLOUR. ETC together with all kinds of Produee
and Manufactured Articles. Csnsgnments sOiiiteed and
usual advances made.
REvER To-Messrs Buchanan, CO., Wholesale Grocers
Merchants. " A. Richardson Co., Hemp
Manufacturers. Cornwall Bro Wholesale Grocers and
Watkins Owesly Pork Packers
Commission Merchants. Armstrong Allen Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery. Dayidge Co., Wholesale Dry Goods
'AN'A CXisTfEiS IL JO UjiETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. a. SIDE THIRD ST., Ret. MAIN AND WATER
LOUISVILLE. KY.
Refer
Geo Foster e. Co., P. G. o Riley Co.,
Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDgTaON OF
ETNA INSC RANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
STATEMENT

JANUARY i, 1883.
presented Its ider and made out inc mp
wia State laws New York. Ohi0 Indiana. Illinois.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

LOUISVILLE.

YEsTERN FEED HORTICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WaNGATE g. co.
ERS snd Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
wi aud Garden implements Moving Rsaping Ind Thrssh-
Machines. Field and Garden seeds Trees &c. SIS Nar
street opposite Bank OF Louisville. Louisville. KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

Money due the Company secured By
mortgage ..-..- ..'...s.ss-
500 sh ares Hartford and N. Haven r.. X.
SEoeks..-.s. - :. Wss~0~
IO5 shares Hartford and Providence r..
r.. Stsck. preferred and gnarrInreed
10 per cent. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s.aSo
Stock $3.50
250 shares conn. Kiver r. T.. stock. l4.oO0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
TETNEYM sORENsON

TbNNhk SUhEtN5UNs
wUoLxsALE GROCERIES AND LI9UoRss COkkEk
STS., Ev AESvlLLE. IND.
FHVHE this formed copartnershp
the parpese doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
EavinE succeeded business of Messrs Ais
,scd their stock and made additions MAKE
shall be able oher good bargain
FOR CASH any house in EvsRsville or city in the
West. X Ra.TESNE1'
iana 81 S0RENSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

STATEMENT.
The nama of the Corporation As ETEA INSURANCE
COMPANY. located at Hartford. Connecticut. st
ASSETS
Of the Company EtlW it-t
Cash In hand and in Ph@nix Baak. 60. $50 60
Cash 0 n special deposite in PhHnix and
Hartford Banks intereat........ 100 GOO 90 te
0I good ..... ISL o2a Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02

MOME TIC lLQUOhs.-
MW so Z m. BRANDY; 20 hhls Bourbon Kye Whisky
do do Gin; ls do Peach Brandy;
5 do Cherry Brandy. for sale at @ ,,~rpe,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-02
guERwOOD HCU3E,

49, SHERWOOD HOUSE.
VWNHE subscriber taken the above house, ana mas
entirely r8htted and refurnshed 1t, and is prepared
o. entertain the patrons of the house n satisfactory
manner. He rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Burke and has goodstcck ofhorses and car
fiagesto let.
The stableisla large clean and WE'LL located, and good
in Particularattenron
will be paid of horses leftwh him for keep
ng and in all respects, the public Ia lind the Sher-
trood House good Hotel. [iystfl j. A. 8YkRS
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wv M. X. N{cGR

ATTORNEY Ar LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ofhoe in the Crescent City Bank Building
~ my25
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READ ruK FOLLOWING cERrrTIcAras.

= ESNeoS, Laurel co.. KY. Nov. ]. 1854.
MessRs " Fl. SMi4H CE.-nast month, when q visit
Louisville having acted with the ohs and Fever
finding relief in the various remedies
that took induced give ana Agus Ozs
think the will Essfa
earnestly this alaahls
alton aii who with Fever and Ague st
Chills. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAX.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-10
Admin,stIa,nrs Sale.

NY ,.rfrr 81 Ursl.. fau tlr llnn. Ju'-c Of
ID Probate. frtIr Couaty Il OAi1rd, ~il h. coli
n I'D 'r sob 40 OBJ. real e-iaf' a'I.rgi's r. l.r'i
o. rluigk. hrr af pr1u1rA, DECREASED 600 Ng'.'l
an. t.-fb I,tsf November urNt, 10 one O'Clock ,
4. VI. tsr.rssr with che rsyer,,Uu %. The WidI" p
dover. to ths b, .h,st Bladder. The alq'e n'ned
sale 1911 ID made 40 The rfLce ofthr su'scru'r m
Denmark l.. +. SAWYER, Aluinisia'1r'
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Dir. NTnrshnll,s Snuff

I. rrrrun.alrI o., Do, bot ph, .iril1s throughout
che ,HpuiUl, anI ussi with stuii success i"r che
core uf bHsdlfhr aHI prH.-H.r ui blood u thr head,
-.ldiHtss ald dtfflBe.. Iu tar hrl', uhTt'H- ani
irIffiug sensation Doe th' bead, stuurg up 81 ihe
n... arI thr bead, lirr'I1- lt Ihs uI-r, aId itch
ir. n1.tri'.. I1tu i1 iba Hl,hsai ,uI lhtuu,h the
,,r., a s,li iuI headache, vaicu ey,., aHl slrr
AMI wrta r,rs. lealuess lnd u1yiHg SQUAD Ia The
See above ado. or li,i ofagrut.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

an PERSONS INHERITED To TUE SUB.
\ ...#sr. h. r.f. Hr r...uHi, arn r.Ffa-' . o.
...r.. ... ..... Ia... OBJ. Ur.t 10 JmptE, l-'',
TEI~TRNN IlEESEI.
south rIus. September 3D., l,sb. 30
NuIllL D.. hHr,lt given lhBt have ta,s .n
y rrrHIII Hslt1H, -.1, J aEyts e.. btlliNHr,
Hr. 5000. f4 GOO aal Coal. &C. himself, aH| ! -hH.
....u u."r .i Do wages, uHr I1y aHy tgu'- FOL. Doe
contracting, s.... t..s date.
~lLAS billings.
W.......L. p-,. a. lass. a6
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M0rr ErEu1s. The Detroit Daily Sd
,yru-r contains tLc rlm.s .g f-5 EaaFrE
and t''y a.Ha-r1'i OF ia, city, WHO appeal
81 thsT o.l associates in Michigan, 90 come
eli irlu among the .a. party called d. l.-1
ilr'.' Every man OF the list voted Tor
'''aN.ia P.-s-', 1g'y.ar as'. Therefor
nation Il 0uwarl
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Rnnges. Furnaces and Stores.

'pIIE rS.ssulsr fclr,rtG'l, call. The attention u
1 the tfllir Go hi. as.,fimsnt N Stoves, Rang.
81 aul ruul,ss. ani vunll ,spscnil, invite their
uulirr 60 De- urv Cooking lngr chilled ihc chm.
pi1B. ~ which there aro seven sifr.. tvn portable
luI five brick suitrI to 40 vIririN ~ l8uFs tom
ihs smallest pii,atr hIuse a. che hfgrsi rIss boz
Co., The Champion can d. fst with one ur two
ovens, Ifsu hut s,t.r anil bot aIr bNiurrs. The
u,cus B.- 81, arlf.l, a1l s1 Constructed ls o. lake
-1.f rrf'lrf', wish % smi'l roH.rmpfun ~ u.l.
The b. 3ir t,tufJs fir ih.. llngr lrr ~ new boo.
,,Hf11, 1rI vsrHHiri 60 pfutIre d.uh'c tlg
1m..Ht ~ beat bps Others du. Dr. short thc Cham
rfHH, either portable ur hlrk, 90 TrTirr' article
.u ,tru u.rrrt A'.HW urhssrr.'s llut $40 la-
It.I'rr t1IH.. rlui.1Ilr lurHf'r", .aiHg thr bfHd
r#u.sf rul ri.st economical Stove syrf uHriui %
Doc rIlr. Thew arH 'uHr silrH, adapted 90 I1r-
.Hrf. .uir- r1urs. JhlHlffs, f,h.uI H.usss, halle,
.fr.., ,.d Boo Hrt 10 900 s.sssTs 81 rHuus trsiEHrl
tp o. t.Iir.l it e s'n,r. ~HHir eight Go irl IHn-
Ir.I Hffi. Erf1'H.. urfr s,hi aHt s.HsH1, gi,Irg
t#tIr sHust,fHH, Hui llslrF mIt. s'nr lnpfurc'
H..Ifa iH. Co., r|.s"Hf aeon, vr HHw rf.f o., lr'.
rrr confident u strHui a. vr .I-I lf Bu, other
sfHvr. Me- girrs Cr'.LB I'd Doe hr IHuiu1
mH1 i- iHHI h.rr, t...H.. with ih~ BiBuHg
rrfIs Iufr,sr. and t.p' l..I.N eff che u.s'
rnnuhf yu.k,1f. rsdlr aul uaI.r sfaf'., 100 hi
slhHt tIr ngrst matksi rtir.s, Hi 'sb..1sf.T Hi
r.uI l. T. NlN'lllNl GN.
~ Ur.i'.r. STREET, u H-8.
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rHuEpOM NOTICE.

NOTICE B.. Lrrrl, gu,H, th.t have ihis da,
y rHHyr..h.I rl ..r. lururE y. iuE
IHNa, Dos IrHr fH arf BHI lrf., iHr himself, lnd
-HH.I r'8.u ulnr lf bi- vB-.. u'r ra! 'nl ,ohts o.
h.. ,l1'rat.,r. Hl.r tais i.tr. .
ISAAC T.. TJRLONG.
Greenwood, Au- d., $50. -
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"S,vrrur>o o. f., Suovn." Siysthe y.
Y. Mirror
Wv, arr not politically weather wi''' but
rsr tho NIX, f,rtv day. AMI forty nights We
rrophs.va considerable sired lcluE' in Che
uarntfr II is gong o. rain Fremont.
Tho wind &. from ihr NORTH N'rihca'irr
r.u Maine. Thr-r age only th' mu;..r-
.r-s yftIo coming tempest. Thos' who NE
r-tro tAiuk-v.th thruuN.'ieyrr, Boo N'ah p,
Hma-f'rt 1'rrr'' f- na.i Of o. ,'ls.r f...-
rr-v1l D. ur Q, their rr,k- before The
next fortnight. 1t them rergut ami COM
fr,y before it 9. 600 late"
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Employment.

rINIII t,rst chance % make noney ever Offered Co
y1uas men seeking iura h-ht and lucrative
bg.,as.., For psul,uiafs. addfr,. WIN stamp
enclosed, PHEsION bAilbl,
IS AtkInsUu Depot, \. III.
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rlLnnlNLN q NLIHn.
PRINCE 81 CO.'S
nhRlYhLLED MEL0OElNS.

VIZ. GroEor T.. Rrrp, No. u fremont Row,
iiu.tDu, Mae.
UT,U SIr-N yuur request, have examined
ono ,t An. M,loIs1u. manufactured D., Mr..r.
,.,,. 4. rrinrr \ co., cot luHi.o. thiaA ihr en-
trimsut in 80 f,-p,,ts ca p,, aui Doe sHule rsl''.
.ur.fiur o. any Other. ct siui-r hiui which have
.ssn. and iu particular Nltl ro'rcut Go quality "i
tome aui rromrtur.s 20. iuu.u, ur agtuu Yi i"r
reeds, by vhi,h UlIrh rIs'g"s may D. p"'hIn.. i
With rsftliu luI' dt.liu,t Articulation u' tone. An
INSTRUMENT IT thi. hind b. iho bg't tasutuir I"r 1000
organ, ,u church uus,c, ,lh Nhigh J aul aCIn,il'-
Ill LOWELL. MASON,
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Tw Srtrr Fam Tho Preparations 'Hr
Oh. state Ttr arr PROGRESSIVE nror'Nv.
m U1. C0-r4r a0 lipmha'r. bon IS come
r'rt.f. anil irc bridges between City Hall
he pr.r.u. AMI Chrr' B'',ks, ARE in
rrrr... .. construction. l>nroC Maine.
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ToEcrp CONTRIBUTION ToR TuE CAM
.r,te~ n PENNYUvANn Washington, OF.
The Clerks in the Treasury Department,
under Peter G.. Washington, were notified,
on receiving their monthly ray, that they
were assessed in the sum Of about ten pr
cent. on their salaries, 20 b. used ior eloc-
TOWERING purpose, in Pcun'yl'ania. Nj
who refused 20 pay were required to stat,
the fact under their own signature.
ICor. y. Y. Tribune.
The Rev. Mr. shaw has ceased hi, labor
I'm thi, county aud r,turucd to Washington.
W, would respectfully inquire whether It Is
optional with these clerks to pay the cash
down. or to work out their tax. as tho Tco'
~, Ia this State work out their highway
nyes. We perceive an impression exists
that they have this privilege.