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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-17
The first gun from Michigan.

While rejoicing over the recent brilliant demo
cratic riumphs in Connecticut, Delaware, and Florida
we must forget that the democracy of MChi-
gan have opened their fire upon the common enemies
of the republic with complete success. Under
special law, the elections in the upper peninsula of
Michigan, for senators and representatives are held
on the last Tuesday of September. The returns
which have been rece,e ed exhibit most glorious
democratic victory. The democratic majority on
senator is one thousand! Robert J Graveraet is the
democratic and successful candidate. Abner Sher
man and Peter White The representatives-ste
ling democrats-and are elected by handsome major
tiles, the former by vote of TWO TO over his re-
publican competitor correspondent of the Detroit
Free Press, writing from Ononagon, says:
{" have never known more real enthusiasm in
favor of sound democratic principles than pervades
this entire community For the first time the dem
ocrats have carried Ontonagon county, and at the
election in November they will roll up majority for
Buchanan that will be overwhelming We shall
leave the Upper Peninsula with 200 majority
Mark that down.
This result has cheered the hearts of tile Michigan
democracy-the upper country never having done
so well beforehand it is most gratifying TO demo-
Gratis of other States. Union.
| CAN'T RAISE rHE WIND.--The niger worshippers
unable to show that they not stepped in dsunon
to their eyes, have recently been very busy in charg-
ing it upon the Democratic party. Sc the Times in
| hopes of getting some ammunition to raise their sink
ing hopes sent English Abolition reporter awav
down to Niney-Six, in South Carolina to report the
speeches at the dinner given to Col. Brooks 1t has
had its labor for its pains. The attempt to fix the
odium of disunion on the Democratic party will MOI
do. Mr. Brooks nor Mr.. Toombs, nor any southern
man that we know of proposes disunion, unless the
South is denied her constitutional rights and wher
the Abolition party undertakes to do this it will fine
party in the northern States who will stand by the
brethern of the South in the defence of their JUS
rights coequal members OF this confederacy, as
long as grass grows or water runs.-N. 7. Day Book
The KING OF NApLEs.--It is thought that the
King of Naples is just fool enough to resist the com
stupidity and sef.conceit are enormous. He is re
ported have asked the late Emperor Nicholas, wher
at Naples, witnessing review Of the army, whethe
his marching such troops against France would no
strike into that country. " 1t might" the EN-
Ulcers should permit them to pass the frontier"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-17

PARIS The population of Paris is now It's, 1862,
being increase of 900 over the census of 1851
when it amounted to 1,O53,262. The increase in
the immediate vicinity of Paris has proved still
greater
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-17
Macon and NVarrentOn Railroad.


Macon has long felt the necessity for direct rail-
way communication with Charleston The latter
city also acknowledges the Importance of such con-
nection, and is willing to give liberal aid towards
providing for it.
This object can be accomplished by constructing a
direct road from this place to arrenton, on tn ,
Georgia Railroad charter granted for this
purpose by the last Legislature, The distance is
only seventy five miles, and the above named Cities
aided by the people of the intervening country, can
easily build the road.
It is certainly to the interest of all parties con-
cened to build it, and believe it will be done at
distant day. We have not time and space at pre-.
sent, to enter upon long discussion of the ubect-
hence, we will reserve our remarks Tor some other
occasion
Our principal for referring to at this time
is to direct public attention to the notice. in another
column, the meeting to be held at Clinton, Jones
county, October 2ls, TO take the ntatory steps ir
devising ways and means for constructing the road
Speeches will be delivered by Messrs L. N. Whit
tie and 2. A Nisbet, and perhaps by other gentle
men.-Macon Telegraph
PARIS The population of Paris is now ,178 1862
4 r. n0n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-17

-, MARTLAND.-A gentleman who happened to be in
Baltimore on the day of the election, informs us that
the calculations there made by the Fmoretes, were,
that they would carry the municipal election by three
thousand and that unless they could do so, thew
would nave no chance to carry Maryland. We are
not much acquainted with the political complexion of
the several counties in Maryland, outside of Bati.
more and therefore cannot say how far this view Is
borne out by other circumstances. 1t is certa;r
however that the opposition in Maryland are ratbe,
ia timore election. u 'n'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-26
BOOTS AND SHOES
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH SEecE 4NO
nj

GREAT INCREASE IN THg MAMMOTH SreoK AND
10! Still They Cornell
r stock of Boots and Shoes is now eosapete emhra
W cling every variety mems and bovs' voutbS, ana
children heavy and light wos; coarse
aAd me oos bnskins Ties and Slippers made
eroer and warranted we'll stock double the
size OF other il toe city. We connection
with she Largest AID hest England
en- Ire time aatattention given purchase
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And sFag his branch Of hanGising entire at
enon We have decided advantage these whose lime
Is Occupied IN lkHg assogtueE Gao Barrels luce
Pans Fish hooks, Rat Trap Corduroy
81 ble-to-moy yes bo7t- without-atles.
Buy your Shoes of Boot and dealers vour
otioBsef Notion Houses and Dry Goods from Dry Goods
Houses city is no place for country stores
HENDRICKS < MCREA.
n9NR F st street. Tsst~rBlccE.
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;. j. e. CAMPBBLI.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER.

FIRST STREET REJwEES VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE. IND,
AWANCFACTU RER cfexery description of Brass Work.
I'VE of equal quality if notsuperior to anything aaufre
tured in the East and favorable terms. -
keep constantly haBd oil globes. stop. bihb
cylinder cocs church mboat hotel
soft speIter solder. a mples
Of ali other szcle usually kept in this line
business
also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
Thompson celebrated leather betting These
far superior to anything offered and have
riabIy waS= exhibited been awarded with the first
MUM Samples or the be the establish
Every deserintion of Brass Catng made order
nished a Gineinna ti prices
The highest market price paid fer ED COPPER
zinc.
Ali orders will with prompt inn
mediate attention dee4
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SRiY tVAsHINGTCN HOTFs.,

TTTE House removed their
Main their Hotel. Just finish
Court House, where tey
their old aud ali others who
apon them in much superior style than forerly
patronage respectfully solicit
which shall al sRdeavoTs to
will be the best the market &hords, and
charges derEte.
Good SsabI and Wagon Yard kept foreountrv cussom
: -arIn-d saxrf FELKER : HEDDE RECH
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TIE LARGEST SrOOk IN THE CITY!
Ohm r. GLOVER & co corner of Main Seventh
streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale CASH
eomplete Seasoned Pine Lumber
qualities and ickaesses GrooYe5
foeTing Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings
10000 feet sound Comon Boards suitable for
fencing; Pine Poplar Shingles
Doors Saeb rade srdsr at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Windows N2nte Pieces, MouldrEs. Frames for
Who may send for them. ordersflI 5;se iii 1870
febT2 IF
& MES sHOy Wells dog No. q genuine s-1i.Ie e.
"a contractors. for sale low at CHaS wFT,1ste 10
dwara . r. Re-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
R-NA TNSURANCE COMPANY.


CAPITAL $500 UOO-GR PaidfR and tnpested
FNIS Company incorporated with perpetual @rseE
1919. against loss damage by are on
cling Houses, Manufacturing
hold furniture merchandise in general Also inano IN
the Navigation. Losses viii be liber-
shy AuI anu 20 THOMAS &. BRACE Pres't.
z. G. RIPLEY Secretary. =, -;
Appcation may be made TO the suhscri-
authorized proposals ana issue pol
eies favorable terms as any Insurance OF
in the Test. ,.. a. =, u 1919 ~ fsnt'
eyll-tf Nam sereet, nearly 2 PtosIeo 80 -
CHGAFR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEUREK, MAIN ST, BET. ISL AND ID
,. 20. Schaefer q Schroeder's old 'taad'l -
ESSECTFULLY inform the citizens OF evansville
and surrounding country, thatt have taken the above
stand determined continue the same business, and
will constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco bes brands that Eastern markets af
ford: also Snuand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Mer-
shaun Chi.a and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
lties the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business eonvinces NE
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
soEcita share of public patronage. lap1 If
NEW AEsESANsS ENEEiN "a. 6
order that may be able to devote time part
q larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed of of interest in the
Gerry house Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will
tnue st the old stand under the style of ORR DALzELL
with complete everything the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paving the house for the
AtEooage extended for many respectfully ask
Them TO their favors tothe frm and would say
TO the very - all gentlemen, that they aee'
n9 ys as1 eTeG Is5 y TINS mousse SAMUEL ORR
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NEW ET0RE AND VIEW =

AAJ Leave siie -
s5sS have omen for
aA sE3-sSasIs &c zssy saoSs t-,s r Neees
- As ~ etss cur brsde-es ana ar.;I3a
go sT r SEg es 1nEreaiaes ng apspeetiOn call At ~
snss We sh aasys Re nAsdyto SOU gres oos7a
NfN1E sFsCfsFsfS RE
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.HE. RElEEE

TET HOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET Tie nm
respectfully inform his friends and the public
Of Evansville vicinity that having hed the interest
partner in the late ofJ & " Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce business the old
lie embraces this opportunity returning thank
intends spare merit en2tinu
IN Of the same ie2e-I y WILLIAM REILLY.
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WHOLESALE DRY GD0DS.

E have nov on hand Que of the most agpIse and de-
sira5ie stocks of everything in the RY GOODS line
befound in the Western Market, which
prom Tt time buyers remarkably low Our
have heen selected with great in quality
price willing duplicate bills of
house Of the mOGntlRs Our consists IN rart
the following articles:
Brown and blesched uUsns cloths cas5maras satinets
Pruts li1seys Innings silks. sans surges
carpets eaheres eoburs. alPaeas, de aiRss ha ears
5onnsts ribbons. umbrellas aless Rags shaws satche
&e-.
Together With alarse assortment OF Notions kinds
from Yankee clock to ealabrie geee Also stock
WELL uAG -CLE3R HING.
got expressly for trade, and
tactic - Give Us call before purchasing elsewhere.
charge nothing Cox showing goods opd
est ivF selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH.
Min street. ID door State Bank.
epao Evansaille. Ind.
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CAItTIZ..-s sI.AlN IsH AI.Al; ttI.:
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLooDI
NOT PARTICLE OK MEL UR1 IN 1T
.ra,-l

a
Eet the Afflicted Read and PoE1GeTi
iAfail bic rouedy for Seroqla Kings evil. Hheuma
"a tism OnstDae CataneOus EruptioEs Pi6ples or $
tues Face BOtehe5 Bos Age and Fever. Chronic
Eyes RngEorua T5sIer Scai1 Head, Enlargement
and Pain ofte Bones sndJORt Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
tie Rsoriees LImbago. Spinal Complaints all Diseases
arising Fro injadicoas OF Mercury Impradence
Life. or iuipurity of thu Riood.
E- This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier
BLOOD used by the n us7nS OF ul patients
parts of the Catsd States who testify daily the
P7ges performed by the greatest OF ali medieines-
r,o-isn SIP ANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia. Rkeu-
Fsysrs TIcaps IRPtions the Skin Liver Disease.
Throat Female asetigHs Of the Kidneys; pseas
tire joints are ram: ana Aching Of
great and inestimable remedy. A1sht y "-4As lhis
For all dsesses the Blood, thin, has yeti r.,
to with it. It eisanss the system Of all
Eenty and efficiently the liver Kidneys
the digestion gives the Stomach
clear aud healthy and restores the constitution eHee
disease or bro ken down by tie 81 youth pri
itiyo vigor ana strength.
For the Ladies' ii is nee pareby heter than all
meties used feE doses of CARTER'S SPANISH Nix
ture viii remove all allo plexion bring
maung to the cheek gve elasticity the and
the general health in lrkable degrees beycEd AL the
medicine heardo Of.
The large nznber certificates which
from Persons from all of the United
evidence that there is nuuhdg about it The hotel
eepe-s magistrates physicians and public we'll kno
to the c6mnunity all add their testimony wonderful
Call en- the gent Iui Circular and Almanac and
the wonderful cures this truly Of al medicines
performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
etors No Pea street Richmond Va. to Who all orders
fCrsuppfes aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale h Rall9ek Stsddsrd. Evansville; HaIi9rk
deaiersIn medicines generally.
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CLOTHING, &C.
THE ALLIEs SURRENDER ED.,.!

SINCE MESSRS ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
leased the Corner Water street. under the
Office and filled it with the largest
Fall and inter Clothing
nishng Goods sell them astonIshIngy low the
ALIIKsHAyE BEEN COMPELLED To SURRENDER
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of MEMS and Boys ready-uad:
Hats Trunks together with the most extensiY
Gentle Dress Goods and Taers Furnishing toous
this city Their facilities for purchasing ana
manufacturing SUPERIOR ether house IN ths CITY,
which all times fill all orders with the best
ofgoods the bargains Country aHd city
and the public generally respectfully invited 70 cali
NJ eIsevhern dec13- If
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NOTICE.

The uadsrsigued having purchased tAe interest c
Chsreht in TIE hrE of Hoz brock Churchill ill
@nae N business the old stand under the style
Nrook& Co., aa1 selict the o. pubiie.
Rsrse tsa cid will forward and paw
ens SANE aud all persons having claims azaiDstfhe
81. ressnt tho sans for settlement
dec7-u sHORNBRoOK + 90
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EIQNk 4SafIsx r+e.WD.%
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H. AN RsyF esdEmen Business abour enc -,
TzzsEssol
sesas $3.50 1ztE5a -aE 1Seuis bcsa re sao
1fza41sASast
Gzynx he ssn<n nsslsz Ts9os sS-rzS 49, 4
81 hzz1 ans Eaxzeaz6zzs gozsssasJs s-arsS
aaL#er sa1apensee 49, 0z
r<-s-z,S y vr,Sv,-,r s. T. = GR22sES. eraa,4.
z1sEE r. EsEEsEaE 49,.
fA.asa -eeress. ssppnpft4 .sfa Set
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OINSnLTEEnN

EE15R partneEshp hereofors existing between PhiIip
Hor@bt ,ek saa Charles Chureh'n; under the style
P Hornbrook is authorized the name IN n
Gor the purpose of settling the Same.
p. H0RNBROnK
GHAS. OBURCUILL.
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=. Z = AZ
ID ESP ECVFULLT irforv the citizens Evansv lie
~ vi-uisv they have formed partnership the
practice of Nedicin and surgery.
activeiv TIE urofsssion
ceutlry, aud become familiar with the diseases Incl
this climate heF hope their experience and
viii entita a share of public patronage.
Their Firsr between Main and Locust.
posits Once, eithe both them may
consulted unless absent protest. onal business.
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1COPARTNER lHHR

job
49, 80 y e fTesrrn IN The late Morgan
80 VrE-5~ -. "a a a Ze.her in
Norxsn Keen ana Prs ry seoe spsss the old stan
- ,sss.. u ISkhC kew
rrpr1F e-r-rS
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IgITIOSs! MUTTON =!

NO hun ,! NUIlUNs.!
ESLOWER vases, travelling companions,
Il London ing eight and ten key French
ordeons French harps. dolls, rnarbl4s toys
sets combs superior needles pins, tooth
pok key rings pen ellis steel pens tooth brushes
heads chess Emersnn's toilet
soap auping aud battle DOORS together vita
variety 0 noSiOas for sale ~ a q. PCSHEE.
en9s under Odd Peliow VS. Hall FiTstsr.
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DAVID O'NtEia,
= Il Il z eli 8 y z, " a !. o "

~MERCHAN TAILOR,
second street between Mxin and Locust.
EEAS iustrecefved and opened 6Ee of Cloths
of different colors Cassimeres OF tine qnay an the
atet styles such plain and faa
cy velvet satirs silks SC. with eomnoner goods for hus
wear goods of the hest qualy and haHd
brouah this city Ny Old customers
and citizens generally invited to examine them.
prepared with rtrate work to make goots IN
the Ates stges. aus warrant fits in aease5 sep2tt
STORAGE WANTED.
Az prepared to store in Fire Proof Warehouse
NE anv quantity of Grain, 2 oduee Mor5handse,
tho nostlib-ral terms.
Having large sry stairs particular care will
taken Iousshoid Furniture Agricultural Implements
AMI all kinds goods wares liable to damage from damp
rehouse located on corner Locust W. and g.
aI aad most shipping by River Rail-
- Applvt0 uoFT GEO FOSTER & co
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tRSE POWERS AND CHRE-HF.t- tut -
osivi EH4ry's Two horse Powers aud Thrsshers also
he Pennsyivaaj4 4-horse ThrssAe- EmsrT's
rir 'ul1r Saws. Viii ~ saving Wood
Ns1 all Of Which selling snufarfurys
mr..
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EESGN RAILING.
undersigned has the for the sole Of ani
Z beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and f-Tres put in great VARIETY
styles and sizes. ThshI l CineRRa prices
This rangis cheaper an substantial than any other
KIND now n Those wishing Railing enclose
lots yards, for piszza etc, will DO we'll give
Prices from 81 soto 81 80 peg foot.
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MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY Q
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.
Wholesale An ID RETAIL
CORNER LOCUST WATER STREETS EVANSVILLE. IND

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John s. Hopkins, H9a Heilaaah,
Philip Decker, II D. AlFs, Van. r. Pres
ton, and YIN. Baker.
THIS Company prepared take risks upon pro-
perty Town and Country within the BOUNDS
of the Yanderburgh POsey Gibson and "arrek
ppcston may be the Secretary either oil the
Hirscfors WIN. BAKER. Prest.
ROB'T BARNES Treas.
Ror-T EA2EEY See'rv oet26dIy
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DeEAFR EyO.S

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
on LOCUST. BEfE. THIRD AND FOU kTH 81 Reefs
sss.~y,a HORSES Buggiss. Carriages cEzTzSsss5seS
fssSA and 0mnibusses. always fog hire &%7a915z454
G@- 4tthe above Stable Carriages
tres and uners always On hand. an prepared board
horses and keep them in the best order
My hne new hack will hereafter be kept
durnS the gay and VIII be a steamboats, hotels ETC.. for the
acc oGatrS1 = these wishing 1t will
ready citizens 70 boats during aigt
~ Tors AZ the stable. DyS Z. d. DEGA6M0.
]. IL. oGLEsBr E ,,sr.,-I ~
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MATTRESSES IN aEn CoMEnRTs

Fosters Bloc list ST.. Evan sville. Ind.
stu continue to uanufaurc the best Mattresses of
Wv kind FaEud N the consisting OF
nj Eirs Spring. Moss, Cotton aud SE Ucfx,
all sizes. We willing Mattresses by the
side ather and they will receive the
farencs We viii sell I'll at @hoisssle retail,
Shem 70 orisr TsvarShe they he
Bed Goa forts Of all qualities aud sizes always hand
mlke ~rasr- We Will be happy TO chow them s
rpshEh r. ac+TQ
UsIRSS12 black Lustre reed this day and
IL sale " LANES Low co.
IN =t- T.o-ss Ev
STEEL FIRE sEFs-ssDl4-5ED.-
a. Ar@Ss hand Shovels and Tongs.
GsE shovelz stan is (for SboTels and Tougs)
10y (deeol HHAS-S Wells
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FALL CAMPAIGNS,
HARDW ARE AT WHOLESALE
A SEw AND VERY LARGE FALL ST
EHAS. s. WELLS

- Ll1Ab. ). WELLS,
NET Hist for the generous
w the Fntiic since he opened in Evansville, would
aFprise interior Merchants from 1adiana Illinois
aud in store the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
tery (by enethrd) that he
VILE market sale Many Goods purchased
ed hF him. during depressed OF the
and having his orders Goods filled
Works. only able decidedly
tn offer and sell Hardware low figures any house
afford the same Goods. to cash orgoOd time buyers.
Merchants Traders feeling assured that be
full iuStee-
Among the articles Caimos nnumeraoe) comprising his
stock he names the following to the trade; ~
boxes Axs-Wells LIpPincot Lexeretts and Collins;
sco dozen Pocket KniSes Gully assorted;
1890 do Table a do do;
* 60 Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 DO RaZors and Seropsi
gross Spoons-Iron, Brittania Silver
so dozen Coffee Mills all grades;
800 do Files and Rasps all kinds;
1000 lSs Brass Kettles, turned bott0mss
900 lbs Sadirons assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. smlet pointed;
$50 dozen Door SocksgRa ocketsi
100 do Augursi
900 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards
2e pairs SheRs7 and TSaes. iron and brass heads:
90 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hoIe:
25 do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
80 do Ames land other bra13s) ShoveIs an Spades;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
case. JaPsnned TinEare fully assorted.
ALSO
WHIPS aud Lashes Brushes Combs Eeeles SpeetacIes,
Monnaies Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods via Chains Dog IRONS Strap Hinges Tea
tiles. KNIVES and Riddles
Gun Barrels and GUN Trimmings,
Carpenters aad COopers fools, Window Sash
CHARLES S. WELLS.
oet2 Main street. ID door below Branch Bank.
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STOVES! TIN AND C0PPEEE EsYA& L
EzSEE EzEGNE.

E4zSEE zEGNT.
-s-=ue. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm OfScantlin
81 & Parvn, has returned from Princeton and take
49, up his residence permanently in CRY
y where he win devolehis decentralization 10 al
branches oftheir business Mr. s would call the atten
ton Of the public generally and his old customers
IRON WARE, and ali other articles pertaining &c
their business They also prepared 10 do all sorts of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work. Steamboat
work, &c, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice and in the most perfect
Call at the store of SCANTLIN & PARVIN.
HovI4 Main steet, bet Frstand Second.
FUEE3TURE. WALL PAPER &C.,
AZ SCHMIDT & STARhE'S.
WYE keep constantly hand variety Of Sofas Dvans,
Sg Lounges Chairs. etc. Of own manu- taeure CT
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