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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-01
..A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVERv y

''A THING OF BEAUTY IS a JOY FOREVER. ."
| Mr. Bradbury, one of the conductors of the
New York Musical Review, thus writes on the
death of his child, Kittie Lizzie, at the age OF
five years. Was ever anything more touch
Iingly penned?
Kittie is gone. Where? To Heaven. An
angel came and took her away. She was a
lovely child-gentle as a little lamb; the pet
of the whole family; the youngest of them all.
But she could not stay with them any longer.
She had an angel sister in heaven who was
waiting for her. The angel sister was with us
only few months, but she has been in Heaven
many years, and she must have loved Kittie,
for everybody loved her. The lovelest flow
ers are often soonest plucked. Ifa little voice
sweeter and more musical than others was
heard, l knew Kittie was near. If my study
door opened so gently and silly that no sound
could be heard, L knew Kittie was coming. If
after an hours quiet play, little shadow
passed me- and the door opened and shut as no
one else could open or shut it, 80 as not to
disturb papa,'' knew Kitte was going.
When in the midst of my composing, l
heard gentle voice saying, "Papa, may l stay
with you little while? [ will be very still, .
did not need to look off my work to assure
me that it was my little lamb. You stad
with me too long to leave me so suddenly: and
you are too still now. You became my little
assistant my home angel, my youngest and
sweetest singing Bird and | miss the little
voice that have so often heard in an adjoin-
ing room, catching up and echoing little
snatches of melody as they were being com
posed. | miss those soft and sweet kisses
| miss the little hand that was always first to
be placed upon my forehead, to 'drive away
the pain" | miss the sound of those little
feet upon the stairs. [ miss the little knock
at my bedroom door in the morning, and the
triple goodnight kiss in the evening. [ miss
the sweet smiles from the sunniest of faces
miss-oh! how miss the foremost in the
little group who came out to meet me at the
gate for the first kiss. L do not stoop so low
now, Kittie, to give the first kiss. l miss you
at the table, and at family worship. 1 miss
your voice in Il want to Fpe an angel for no
body could sing it like you miss you in
rides and walks. miss you in the garden. [
miss you every where; but l will try not to
miss you in Heaven. "Papa, if we are good,
will an angel truly come and take US to
Heaven when we die?'' When the question
was asked, how little did | think the angel
was so near! But he did ''truly" come and
the sweet flower is transplanted to more
genial cline. Il do wish papa would come
home" Wait little while, Kitte, and papa
will come The journey is not long Hewill
soon be ''home."
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THE MERRY SLEIGH.
BY LIEUT.. PATTEN.

BY LIEUT.. PATTEN.
Jingle. jingle, clear the way,
'Tis the merry, merry sleigh,
AS il swiftly scuds along,
Hear the burst of happy song;
See the CLEAN of glanees bright,
Flash ng o'er the pathway wuite;
Jingle jingle--how it whirls,
Crowded full OF happy girls.
Jingle, jingle-fast it flies.
Shooting shafts from rogui.h eyes;
Careless archers I'lI be bound
Little needing where .ey wound;
See them with capricious franks,
P,owin4 now The dTifted banks,
Jingle, Jungle mid their glee,
Who among them cares?
jingle, jiDgle--on they Aow.
Caps and bonnets white with snow,
And the faces swimming past
NoddIag through the feecy blast;
Not single ro0e tn y fold
To protect them from the cold.
Jingle, jingle--'mid the storm,
Fun and frolic keep them warm.
Jingle, jingle--downt the hills,
O'er the meadows, past the mills,
Now 'tIs slow, now 'ts fast,
Winter will not always last;
Every pleasure has its time,
Spr ng will come and stop the chime.
Jingle, iingl clear the way,
lis the merry merry 81 Ugh.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-01
GtORN MEAL.-Fresh ground for sale BY
~ dscs GEO. FOSTER & co.
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C,
AT WHOLESALE AND r rT ALL nv

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.,
WHOLESALE RETAIL
L e CH & VERLING
FNHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock
L Drugs and Medicines of J. M d. Miller& Co. and
intend carrying the Drug business the well known
stand of eller Farnsey No. IA Water street under
che firm of Leieh 6z Verliug.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm hopes he isfavorably
30 the public having been engage in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last i've Peter Verling ofthe
same firm having been clerkng in the present store the
ast three years, hatter himself with having conf
dence oil its old customers.
Weintend keeping on hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
trictatteno 10 business, and by low prices TO mera
Is beral patronage g both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
ssb25-Iy PETER VERLING.
WWORsE FEED.-we have supply OF Hay Corn anC
IN Oats hand, and for sale By
noYfT GRANT L CARSON
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MORGAN KEEN ~ Pa ESTON,
JoBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Notions, Hats Caps, Bonnets and

--.Hi Shoes
TFAVE on very large and general assortment
Dry G'S9 IN part G shs Fsns 5ss: sH
sns rlohest sha "a or hscE and S{+s snid
fancy soors English French ssid figured
brown ngs Drills. and light and heavy brown
ssts Weeds KY Jeans black fancy Cassimeres black
Satin and Wooden Vestng scarlet yelO white and Salts
plaid Linseys 2 21 bushel Stark Mills Wheat Bags.
sisas brown Hoiands Siaek sks Florence Do
black and blue wSolsn praEsrs and Shirts
fancy Cotton and Woolon Coat Linings IA Wheat
oiorsd Manchester and Hamton LANES Chili
S & e
veves and white Bed and Saddle Blankets. De-
chiefs. black cOored Silk Cravats Gingham linen and
Worsed and Cotton colored Table Covers Piano do U-
qfeiiA' ~'' WHITE GOODS
Swiss and Mall Musli9s Bishop and Lawns plain
SHAWLS.
Plain embroidered Bay State Long shawls 6s
aud colOred o scarlet orange
blue
s @ Mrn and grey Pras.aa HOSE s:os
Morsyian do: ingram blpek spun SILK DO; Misses white
mixed aS ls spfg ess 40
white brown and mixed Cotton Half Hose Merno do
and Lis Thread do eOlored cashmere
Msss eoiOped coO1 Cloves cashmere Do children wool
Gloves mems white black and slate Cotton Gloves Ls
Baekskin Mtts boys Cloth Gloves and
NOTIONS.
Suspendsrs white and coored Spool Cottons white
Sken do black and drab Linen Threads
soOrsd Sewing Silks black and drab Twists: black. whit
noored Tapes white Linen Tapes Linen Braids
Worsted do: bonnet black coored Tafet
Ribbaus black lk Yely9t do: Side Tuck Pocket.
Slate Pencils Steel Pens. PEN holders Envelopes Memor
Andum Cap and Letter Paper Wrapping do
ers Sewing Dlrning Netting Needless Japa
Hooks and Eyes silvered and Swans6in do
Pins Pound Hair do Thnnes. Purses Pearl sud Ara
Shirt Buttous Ovsroat an Suspender pre-
DO Razor Strops Shaving Brushes an1 Boxes Soap
Percussion Gaps Hat and Water proof do States wsier
5ewelry. etc.
novs MORGAN. KEEN q PRESTON.
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RAILROADS, &C.
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLRoAp.

PENNSYLVANIA RAlkOAD.
sss 60 &C s5 EE5 tE:...3ss.5: 7issA 7is.sEA9ll
~ THE undersigned having bRen ap- su-~
e1.ee4 2 poin ted tfor the above COmpa- -IAA
<s@azzg ny in this city would inform sh p
pers. merchants and the public
generally. that F. Leeeh George Harris and George
Black, late of ID Leeeh Co. and Thomas S. Clarke OF
CLARK q Thaw - under the firm of
kEECEA 81 co..
Are by appon consgnees and shipping agents.
of the Penny Railroad Company They have estab
cshed all the principal shipping points
aand west prepared receipt throu- from New
ork Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore all western
towns, from all cities and towns the
Atlantic by way the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The direct their whole attention forwarding
and facilities shipping from and the without
the second draage and their charges BY arrange
with the Railroad company being extremely low, "a
nominal the of drayage they hope
be able give satisfaction.
Shipments produce made their agents will be forward
ed free of charge for commission.
For information apply at their Offices:
Depot. Liberty street. Pittsburg;
do No. South 18th street, Philadelphia
do North street. Baltimore;
No Astor Place.
do I South William street, : New York;
do Battery Place,
do 81 Kilby street, Boston,
0rto JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl3 6m Waterst, Evansville. Ind.
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FRENCH WOMEN. The French woman's
characteristics are generally that she is unex
ceptionably shod; that she wears inimitable
gloves; that she has a toilette Of two colors
only, with a distracting way of wearing a
shawl; that her manners are bewitching full
of small graces and delicately shaped coque-
tries, but never wanting in the incest apprecia-
ton of external proprieties, to which her fir
tations are always subordinate; that she has a
marvellous faculty of walking clean through
the dirty streets of Paris, and as marvellous
a knack of holding up her skirts with one
hand over her left hip; that she has super
natural preservation of youth. and bewilder-
ing habit of mistaking her friends husband
for her own.
A French woman cleans her gloves, light
boots, ribbons silks and laces, and at the cost
ofa few cents, and with surprising success
They pass for new on any inspection but the
closest, and are worthy to do so. A French
woman never buys lining for new gown;
she cuts up her old gowns and petticoats in
stead. She unpicks and stitches up again,
turns, irons and renews, until every inch OF
the stuff has served half dozen purposes,
and there is not an unworn thread in the
whole garment. A French woman is always
noticeable for her clean lnen-cuffs and collars
always white and fresh; but then she works
them herself, and thus procures another large
feminine luxury, at small cost. 1t is the
same with her table linen. Napkins at break
fast, napkins at dinner, and fresh table cloths
or upper napkins constantly renewed.
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ID DERFUMERIES.-Poma in pots jars and sticks
u Hair Tonics as Eau de Lustrale. Bears Oil Rose Oil
Macassar OIL. Bandone Curling Flud. Hair Gloss.
ShampoDing Water Toilet do Florida DO Eau de Cologne
Lavendar Water Verbena Eau Divine de Vemet
ing the skin soft and fair. well partT delicate
hue to the complexion Extracts for the
and 9TH Tooth Powders Tooth Pastes Treas
of the Mouth and Aromatic vi cgair Toilet Inan
Powders; all the other articles line
For sale by NJ. MIELsCH
novI5 First street. opposite Post Office.
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CEFThe Scientific American notices the
issuing of patent to Mr.. P. L. Slayton OF
Madison, Ind, for a new sewing machine ol
which it says:
"This sewing machine is adapted to the ex-
ecution of embroidery work of all kinds, and
the sewing of button holes-two very impor-
tant branches of needle industry Without
engravings it would be useless to attempt any
further description Of the invention than is
embodied in the claims. The combination o.
parts and the mechanical movements are in.
genious and peculiar
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FALL CAMPALGNl
HE wv ARE AT WHOLESALEs
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL sTocE
CHAS. s. WELLS.

LARGE
CHAS. s. WELLS,
Hills thanks the generous patronage
TV he public, since he opened in Evausve, would
in the Heaviest stock of Hardwar and Cut
one-hird) that he offered
Many YER a
East Importing (drect) from EuropeS
having his riders American Goods filled the Msna
facurer or he is only able but decidedly dposs6
and sell Hardware figures
afford the Goods. to cash good time buyers.
he invites careful examination his stock and prices by
and Traders feeling assured that he do hs
full Justice.
Among the articles (amost prisng
stock. he names the following to the trade:
Lppincotts Leveretts Ce1ffks;
800 dozen Picket Knives Gully assorted;
* do Steel Shears and Scissors;
lC0 do Razors and Strops;
100 gross Spoons-Iron Brittana and GsrAEn Snf6fI
50 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
30 do Files and Rasps, all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottomsS y ~
20t0 lbs Sadrons. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1850 Screws. gimlet pointed; rt
$50 dozen Door Socksand eeketB;
100 do Augurs;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards; ..-
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs iron and brasshe&ds
so dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hole; trf
25 Steelyards and Scale Beans;
so do Ames' (and other brand) Shovels and pa6ssF
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
5 Japanned TinwaTe. fully assorted.
ALSO
Whps and Lashes Brushes Combs. Needles SpeetAslss
onnaies Hardware orally.
heavy goods viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Kst
ties. knives ard Riddles and ..
Gun Barrels and Gum Trinatkafugs,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, Window Sash. etc
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oet2 Main street. I'd door below Brazeh Bark.
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CO-PAKTNEksSHIP.

TIME undersigned have ths day formed Co-partner
Il ship under the style and fPH og $50. FOSTER 81 Co
or the Transaction of general PeSDGvdiRg and Com.
syioa Business; have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, the
wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
CrswfordsFilie Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to COnsignments, either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molssses the
Coast as one the firm will be in the South during
Winter.
Theyhope by unremted attention to merit and aheTe
khe public patronage. NJ. w. .FOSTkMs
- GEO. FOSTER,
dAcl4 W.M.AIKMAN.
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NEW YORK COMMTSION IEgUSE.
THONIAS IL. MAGHER.


THOMAS y HI. MAG HE EB,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York
DEING long,established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicits consign
ments ofa kinds of Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2O-tf Evansville Ind
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FRED. DEL BONDREO,
COMM SION NERO CHANT.

NO. z LAFAYETTE STREET,
New Orleans, Ia.
NY the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Fruits
W Flour. Meat. aud all Produce
the purchase of Groceries Cash advaa
sgnmeaS. desI4-denn
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON Il GOODMAN.
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS OOK ANI
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER a. SMITHS
BIZ X H O o X ap ers;
ssSMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS
LightbOdy'S Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS. II & 79 WALNUT STREET.
Where they every variety paper ada ted city
acountry trade and the materials employed in its
hest
sS-! .esgHa fdrice paid for Rags. sep46m
GEORGE W, DAY. BROWN MATLAcK
DAY d HIATLACK,
wHOLESAL DEALERS IN
DRY GO oDS,
No, 80 PEARL STREET.
sep4 sind CINCINNATI. o.
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NETHETE LEAD-IOO kegs pure for sale by
We nOv27 OER. DALZELL & co
REMOVAL

ENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
E Second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
b. terian Church. in the Office with DR.. Wood he
would be glad all his old and goodly
Der of and would be pleased them with
anything in his line such coats vests PANTS shirts draw
ETC. madeto OrderOn the shortest possible notice
Thankful for favors he would respectfully solicit
continuance of the at the hands of liberal public
Y26 q J. L. NELMs.
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CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FHNHE Undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention of dealers their large
varied stock of Papers Our with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled to
hand all large stock of Gaps and Letters
plain and ruled; Flat Demys Mediums Royals and
Royals Blank Book Papers by PatneI
E smith am other first class facturers.
the best Printers Cards and keep
hand at all times complete stock of Printers Papers
every description. LigAtbodys Book and News Inks
McCreary's Colored Inks, Yarnish and Gold Size.
hand in store large stock OF the best Four
Griner News and Book PAPER and supply orders to al
any with regular sizes, and irregular sizes
make to order short notice.
the highest market price in cash, for Rags Bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste. -
Wholesale Paper Dealers. & Manufaoturers' Agents
II and 70 Walnut ST.. Cincinna
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.IOITN =. CRISP,


~. O T II p L Q,
a T the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms. Fos-
m tr's Buildings. will attend to drawing up Deeds Mort
gags al! other writing entrusted to him deel7 dtf
noyU TENNEY a. SORENSON.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.

HWTE have Just received stock of Watches,
AE Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware altogether the fines
and largest stock offered in this city and which, be-
ing purchased low rates enables sell lower
usual We have gold and silver hunting and
watches from the finest do the cheapest acle gold
guard. fob and cns ladies' and breast
seal scale and plain rings drops and rings gnar and
keys seas in short every article in line business
in great variety of style and price.
We also made by which viii becon-
constantly supplied with style of iron and wood
eghday and thirty clocks direct from the factory
which will sell wholesale retail low they be
purchased in Western city.
BITTROLFF & ONS, Main ST.. bet. 1st and I'd.
N B.Every article sold in ablshment warranted
he as represented,
Old gold silve the highest price, taken in exchange
foriewelrv. ap1I
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NEW YnRK RAKERY!


On First street opposite the Post Otiee.
Gfer long perience in the busin
inthe city OF New Ysrk, in which ei he is aekuowl
sdged superior in the MANAGEMENT of we'll
point ed bakery ould respectfully announcer
That he fully prepared furnish al kinds of bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenuts etc. either at
wholesale retail.
Wedding private parties balls prvatefamiles willbe
supplied desired with everything fresh from the
ever a the shortest notice.
Asuperor article of Graham and brown breadsalwayson
hand
The roprieor will his on exclusive
7y to his business which shall be executed yle rot
be surpassed by any one. yzI G. GAUNT
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VOLUME VIII.
/. MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THk CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
aa- 1rs5l KEN rUCAH AND ILLINOIS.
EAS D. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken up
a. abode in the city of Evansville would respectfully
citizens the portion Indiana
Ketky and Illinois that he is prepared furnish Plans,
Specifications and Estimates of work of
his profession viz; Water Works Drainage
Land Railways, Turnpike, Plank other Roads, the I'm
proYement of Rivers for navigation purposes etc.
Testimonials of ability fro L. B. Wilson, Esq Chief En-
New Albany and Salem Raroad Judge Hughes
Bloomington Ind; George Dunn of Bedford Ind H.
n Wilson, ty Engineer of New Albany Ind. and H. G.
Moore Chiet Engineer of the E., l. and O. Straight
Line Railroad can be seen on application. mh20 1y
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SHERWOOD HcUSE.

THE subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
l. entirely refted and refurnishedit it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goodsock ofhorses and
riages to let.
The stable large, clean and wellIocated, and good
hostersare in Particularattention
will be paid to the of horses eftwh him for keep
ng and in allrespects, the public, ha lind the Sher
wood House good Hotel. [iys-tfl ]. A. BYERS.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

WATCH REPAIRING.
FINHE UNdersigned baving the above
Evansville himself with the hope that his
experience and skill in all descriptions measuring
machin will trial. be found worthy the attention
only the resident citizens OF the city but also of those
comprising the ''crcumambent vicinage.''
His Post Office where be found at all
CFFICE Hours. myS r. H. GATES.
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Evansville, Louisville and HendersO
ES.as.
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI
" NEEhLY MAIL LINE

R9S57SSTs1Kfa ON and after Saturday. July
dersjgned will TKI-W EFKLY LfNE OF
Stage Coaches as above
Leaving Evansville Mondays, Wednesday and Friday
at clock A Nj returning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursday's and Satur days at o'clock A.
The lire will all times be stocked with good
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers
made with regularity ana dispatch. All orders
transportation of packages &C., promptly and carefully
tended to.
For passage other business apply the Office Lv
and Sale Stable Locust the Market
Persons leaving their any
secure prom pit attention. L. H. DE GARMO.
29-tf
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TENNEy,s sORENsON.

'wHoLEsALE DEALERS GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CORNER
VINE STs.. EVANSVILLE, IND
MNHE undersigned have this day formed copatn
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
usne Eavug succeeded the business of Messrs Allis
their stock and made additions to make
shall able offer good bargains
FOR CASH. any house in kyOnsgle or city IN the
West. X. y. TENNEH,
jams S SORENSON.
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WN. X DTcGEsEW.

w 1 . n. NHCG E6 r w
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank Building.
KTTILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
w
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ID. 8. ANDERSON. .MERCHANTTAH.OR.
On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
AS Line assortment of Cloths Cassimeres. Vest
n ings. which he is prepared make in
ashionabe styles and short He will
good hts and by long perence in the husne
able to give general satisfaction He has also hand
Merino. ilk Undershirts Drawers with
Oatlars. etc. made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites old
nd the public generally to call. dec16-tt
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y
g. Hathaway. B. b. Loring. Jacob 9. Wells.
Jns W SPENCER, John Grace B, J. Hathaway,
J. r Ubray S. z. CovinGton j. ". Talbot.
" T. Pate WIN. H. Powell, George Gillespie.
a. j. HATnAwAY Sec'y. s. HATHAWAY Pres't.
The these Companies is owned and their
citizens of this State and their
raons exclusively the State of Indiana
Risks taken Buildings and Merchandise and also the
sASoes Fasbeats and Steamboats, equitable
5prem'umhy IL. @. CIV ATHMEh,
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