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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01
z. H. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES ~ PHOVESEONSy
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
-:o-
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
TETAFE DEP AHTAEENP


MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE C0RNEh.
~ Fl COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville
IA their freely upon
him since he has been in business them and takes
opportunity of to their notice his Mr.
date socits the firm Of Y. II. Cook Son,
the support literally himself
Cook Son having taken the business premises and
the whole the Of Mr.. NJ W Foster.
theY viii enabled supply the citizens
Evansville with every article they may require
and Provision line z. H G. Sen wish especially
draw the attention of the country having produce
kind dispose Of their increased facility TAX
ing their stock supplying them their with all
must ensure their orderssor the future. feb2-ti
IgOCK HAVEN FOR SALE.
.za WISHING to retire from active busnesst to my
offer this place SALE On it Is
sss eommoaious Tavern House, large three story
sl8 Stone Warehouse also of Frameg Pork Honse
with capacity to slaughter from 400 to 900 hogs
day. good stables all out-buildng. IL
landing Of good depth of water and at all times
cerv widely known shipping point second
bat Ohio river from Lonville to Evans
VILE The location of the business the
require other branches of business to be
conduced viz: Tobacco Stemmery. &C.. &c.. all
fialI demands of the public and
If DONE the business oftbe
place Amazingly section Of the from which
this time derived lfor roads)
and this point other will short time be
place order has been issued from
opening roads) For further fsrmatsn ad
dress hobEhf 5fSAHAMs
,v9-tds Rock Haven, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01

~ mh2 wALDKIRCH.
TO THE LADIES'
StHANKIIN 81 REILLY respectfully invite the at
ention of the ladies of Evansville and vicinity their
varied and white goods
received embracing:-
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb ID Linen do do;
Maltese & Chrochetdo do;
Muslin
Jaconet. Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jaeanet Embroidered Bands;
do do Edgings and Insertions;
English Thread. Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black glish Grape Collars;
NOLAN and white embroidered Skirts; ... .-..ra
French Oorsets and silk Vests.
Striped NaRi5osk. Swiss and PIa aid Nuslins;
Real dotted and Embroidered Swiss dress patterns fer
alalet ow prieesby my2 -SBASKLIN & RELY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NNTHERE can the hungry people get
w The best of Groceries, dry and wetf
They'll find them, yoH may safely bet.
AtZ. HI. Cook & SoS'S.
There's -four and sugar, soda. soap,
Pipes. pickles, buckets and Kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of puff,
For cash at 2 H Cook & SONS.
There scodfsh, coffee, starch and spice.
Hams. cheese and butter. very nice;
All to be had at l;eIowest price,
For cash z. 81. COOK & SONS.
Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt.
And further, lest the rhyme should halt.
You'll find lust every thing but fault
For cash at q. II. COOK 6S SONS
In fact, believe this tale not
No man, exeert astupidsot,
Can want for oven. pan pot,
Or any thing that can It be got
TO nibble cold or swallow hot.
For cash at Y. H. Cook q SoE's.
m a Boxes Planes and Plane Irons lust reed by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01
THE HAZAR1 z. r.. POWDER !,t CoMPANY
UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
REEL EMEN

REIN EN- r n T..
WTVERY of the will he found we'll adapt
a ed to and of the immense
ties of Goods arrive at the well known Store of
Wn. Zoe WeEaa2asI 81 Co..
Corner of Main and FIRST Having assortment and
aseleeton Goods surprising IN the variety styles ccors
shades also in quantity and quality thing
which other house take paticn
lar pleasure invite friends Evansville
and vicinity call. We invitation
particular to the fair assuring them that every avcls
imagnahI under the of Dry Goods. Embroiieres
(Swiss French and Scotch) Fancy Goods Mauas White
Goods of every essripon Shawls. Millinery and Straw
foods richest. choice varied
sortment We fully satisfy the
satisfy claim Respecting
good taste and low prices In Clothing ofeyery kind and
please demand for fashion color quality
the piece yourselves.
mh9l WM. L0EWENTHAL & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01

PRENTERsS SOB PAPERS,
NIXON & GOODMAN,
Nos. TT and 10 Wall SITS Cincinnati O.s
ETAvE on hand beautiful stock of PRINTERS Pa
I'll PERS, Cards. Card Sheets, Black and oelored Inks
Bronzes Varnishes. &C., which they oner az
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01
NEW DRVGS.

yTvOB ACCO-Five Lump cheap TO close consignment.
4 dncs GEO FOSTER 81 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01

mMRINTS-25 cases new styles fancy Print;
do black and white do;
do solid black do;
Reed this day and fors sale by JAMES Low W.,
mhIs-d&w 4is Maa street. Louisville. KY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01
MECHANICS, WORKS.,
FOUNDRY AND .MACHINE SHOP

I6SUNDRHEs.-
- 1875 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons handsome styIea
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Cravats. assorted qualities;
% pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth:
20eartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, diHeren widths, 81
$50 Parasols assorted styles pcs Satin de Chine;
so doz Tuck Combs, rs doz Indsa Rubber Pun Combs
100 doz Horn do $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
100 metal Coat Buttons; gro do;
this day and for sale by JAS. LOW Il co.,
mh29-d&w 41S Main street. Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-01

ATEW BOOKS
n The Life and Adveu o Beckworth;
The Martins Gre Martin by Lever: Just OUT
Abb0tb,s Fra neonia Stories. complete set;
Enrgavines Fillmore. Buchanan and Fsencnes
25 each;
yes OF Buchanan and Fremont
and far sale by sepI2 DoBEtL & LISTER
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In TIE SENATE, to-day, Immediately after
he reading of the journal, the Presidents
annual message was received, by the hands Of
his private secretary, Sidney Webster, Esq,
and was being read from the Clerks desk rs
wewent to press.
liz THE HOUSE,, the question on the pending
motion Of Mr.. Grow to lay on the tsble his
motion to reconsider the vote by which the
House had refused to permit J. W. Whitfield
to be sworn in as the Delegate from Kansas,
on Gov Geary's certificate o.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia moved to postpone it
until Monday next, offering, on the part Of
the supporters of Mr. WIS admission on the
certincate above referred to, to have the ques-
ton then definitely disposed of Postpone
meDt not agreed to-yeas 95, nays 1O8
Mr.. Phelps then moved to adjourn; not
agreed toby yeas and nays
Mr.. Barksdale moved a call of the House
on which motion the question was being nut
by yeas and nays as the Star went to press.
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National Theatre-English Opera


We need not remind cur readers that tho
Pyne and Harrison Troupe appear tonight in
Lue,s Their season in Baltimore has been
a most successful one, the Holiday street
Theatre having been crowded nightly by the
beauty and fashion Of that city. The Patriot
says:
1--WE cannot permit this talented company
10 leave us without expressing the heartfelt
delight we, in common with the lovers Of mu-
sic generally in cur city, have experienced in
listening 10 the sweet sounds with which they
have greeted us during the past two weeks.
To speak of the exquisite singing and artistic
acting of Miss Louisa ipsne aud Mr.. w Harri
son would be work of supc-eroSation on our
part; but of Mr.. Guilmette, who G.sne among
as q stranger, and in a measure unher aided,
We cannot refrain from adding our poor med
Of praise. His deep bass yet singularly sweet
voice has been the theme of praise on all lips
since he frst appeared here; while his gen.
tlemanly bearing both off and on the stage
has won for him a host Of friends. The old
Baltimore favorite, Mr. Reeves and his lady,
have also acquitted themselves in the most
acceptable manner To Mr.. 4. Chippenddle,
the indefatigsble stage director of the troupe,
too much praise cannot be awarded for the
very efficient and highly satisfactory manner
in " hich all the operas have been produced;
while 20 the Prince of Managers, joint Ford
ESQ, should be meted all honor and praise
and thanks for his indomitabIe energy and
perseverance, in catering for tie amusement
If our citissos"
The Pyne and Harrison Troupe give but
three representations in this city, and then
proceed to Niblo's Garden, New York city,
where they will take up their winter quarters.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
Patent Office report for Hiss.


We have before us the agricultural norton
Of Commissioner Mason's report for 1855. The
amount Of statistical information valuable to
asriculturists and others contained in this
work IL truly immense, and it is certain to be
eagerly sought for by thCs, among whom it is
usually distributed. Commissioner Mason an
nounces that arrangements have been made
with well known foreign establishments for
the selection and purchase Of seeds, roots and
cuttings for Transmission to this country for
distribution, thus doing away with the neces-
sity for sending an agent to Europe annually.
new and more satisfactory plan for obtain
ing agricultural statistics has been devised.
A circular has been sent also to consuls, mis-
sionaries and others residing abroad, to obtain
information relative to the production and
manufacture Of cotton in foreign countries;
like course is suggested in regard to tobacco
and other staples. Stops have been taken to
obtain statistics of meteorological facts con-
nected with agriculture. Something has been
attempted in the way of obtaining chemical
analysis Of soils and products. The system Of
inquiry relative to the classes Of insects inju-
rious OF beneficial to cur various agricultural
products which was commenced in 1854 has
been continued during the past year, and is
still in progress. Measures have been COM
menced to test the value and relative useful
ness of the different grasses that are to be
found in tho country, whether Of native or
foreign origin.
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PERSONAL

49,, Edwin Forests early life forms tie
stable Of certain newspaper articles just Low
current in Boston, where Mr.. z. is playing.
John Mitchell had public dinner ten
dered him at ST. Louis few days ago Re
porters we're excluded so the world is left in
darkness.
.... John NJ Bette Or. EintOn and DR. Be-
thune are among the lecturers engaged for
the new season by the Mess sntile Library
Association ef Philadelphia.
Mr. Prescott's income from the Boston
editions Of his works has been $40, 900 within
the year. His edition os RobertsOn's Charles
v. will be out on Monday next,
$50. According to the United Service Ga
retts, Captain George ii. RHhards, Il. N,
will command al expedition, to be prepared
forthwith, TO proceed In search Of further
traces of Sir John Frarkin's patty, mn Behr-
ing's Straits.
80. According to our New York exchanges
Frank Leslie has failed, and been compelled
70 ask for an extension. His Liabilities amount
TO SIS, OC0. His embarrassmelts have been
caused by the enorrHOus expenditures Of the
Illustrated News.
80. The opening lecture Of the course be-
fore the Maryland Institute will DO delivered
this evening by @. p. r. james, Esq, the dis
tinguished English novelist. The subject
chosen for the occasion is q" The Convention Of
Science, Literature and tie Arts -
.... w. 7. Lawrence. Of Rochester, his
father, and r. Lawrence, aod about TWEEN
" 9th ers, is said to have been found to be true
heirs 10 the immense estate left in England,
for an uu Snown Lawrence family. Mr. W T.
Lawrence intends visiting Europe to prosecute
his claim.
80. Hon. John 2. Aycrigg, formerly Wing
member Of Congress from New Jersey, died
last week. He was known as one of the
Broad Seal" msmbe.s from that State, who
were ousted from their Seats in 1889, after a
moot violent struggle bet~ees. The then two
political parties.
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HORRIBLY CArAsrRopHE ON THE MANASSAS
Gar RAILROAD. On Saturday evening In.t
the 18th ult., about o'clock D. m while H.
western bound freight train On the Msnassss
Gan Railroad was crossing the bridge over ,be
south branch Of the Shenandoah river. the
bridge gave way, and the locomotive aud q We
cars were preeiyltated into the river, dis.
lance Of some fortY-fve or fifty feet from the
floor Of the bridge to the surface Of the water
The engineer, John e Peaster, and fireman,
Ehas 4. Nichols, were ALMOST instantly killed,
Mr.. Nichols living perhaps about two hours
after the accident occurred.
The brakeman, Mr. T. III. Fulton, and Mr
J. G. Buck, agent at Buckton Station, were
severely Injured ABOUT the head /; it Was sup
posed they would die in few hours
The CONDUCTOR, Mr.. George w. Riley, saved
himself by spriIgiDg from the train before it
went down, and escaped with several sever
Injuries.
The engine Ia perfect wreck, and all the
cars f the train entirely demolished.
The bridge consists Of three spans each $50
feet in length, making in all $50 feet. Two
spsLs were carried down with tie cars TIE
train had reached the third span before any
thing began TO give way.
p. S.-Fulton is dead -AiezdndTia Gar
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov 20, 1856.
Notice is hereby given to holders Of stock Of the
leans of The United sIaes. 4 a. this DEF arm Mt
will puicl the am until the 81 of Mach next,
unless tie m Of 81, 800 600 shall be pc, viously
Oh aire and will ray, in addition TO the interest
accrued fr, the date of the last SEM sanral divi
dend of interest thereon, together with one days
addition al interest for the money to ia the ven
dor, the following rates Of pre- MUM ON iad stocks
For The stock Of 1912, a pr MUM Of 10 per cent
Fsr the stock Of lSi7 and ls4s, pr, MUM Of Is
per cent; and for the stock Of 1850, commonly
called TeIa, Indemnify Stock, q promiuR of6 per
cent.
Certificates OF stock uans mtted TO the der art
men,, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United Safes, by the parry duly entitled TO receive
the proceeds. II sent b.iween ta.e hereof AID the
LIST cav of Japua y nex', the current sey. ais in
terss; be assigned by The present s;ockhodsr,
or Il viii be rayab,s q, heretofore, aad cores
pOnding deduction be ma lie frsm the amount raw
able for the stock.
Payment fur the stocks so assigned and { ,mit-
ted will be msda by drafts the Assis ant Tr asu-
rers st Boston, New York, or PhiIa ielpha, at the
option of the parties entitled TO receive the m ,ney,
which should be expressed In the letters aecompa
nying the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Tr asury.
dec l-dt3JMsrcht
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In THE SENATE, yesterday, after We went tc
press, Mr.. BrOdhead reported from the Com
mittse to wait On the President, &c, Consist
ing Of himself, Mr.. Pugh and Mr.. FOSTER tina,
the message you'd be sent in tO.dOy at II N.
and then they adjourned.
In TEE House, Mr.. Grow concluded hii
speech against the pending motion of Mr.
Phelps that J. w. Whitfield be admitted to hii
seat az the delegate from the Territory of Kan.
sas, and was replied to by Mr. Phelps
The question being put, the motion of Mr
P. was not agreed to-yeas "a, nays lO4 al
follows
Yeas = Messrs. Aiken, Aksrs, Allen, Barss-
Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Brooks, Broom, Burnett
Cadwalader Campbell Of Ky CarliIe, Caskie,
Clingman, Cobb Of Georgia, Cobb Of Ala, Cox,
Crawford, Cullen, Denver, Dowdell, Edmund,
ence, Foster, Fuller Of Pa, Fuller Of Ne, Gar
nett, code Greenwood, Harris Of MARYLAND
Harris Of Alabama, Harris Of Illinois, Hickman
Hoffman, Houston, Jewett, Jones Of Tennessee.
GGss q yle seb k kuaa Ksy kenne
Marshall Of Kentucky, Marshall OF Ill :, Maxwell,
McMullin, Mcqueen, Miller Of Ind, Millson
Moore, Morrison, Orr, Packer, Paine, Peck,
Porter, f0Wells fuIyedl, 0ulthldu, heady, H.
caud, Ruin, Sandidge, Savage. Shorter, SIN; th
OF r.nn., Smith Of Virginia, Smith Of Alabama,
Sneed, stepthens, Stewart, swope, Trippe, Ty-
son. Underwood, Val, Walk, Walker, Warner,
Wells, Wheeler, Whitney, Williams, Winslow,
and Zollico1er-U.
Nays-Messrs. Albright, Allison, Ball Barbour,
Barclay, Bennett Of N. Y, Benson, Billing.
hurst, bingham, Bishop, Bliss, Brenton, Buning
ton, Burling anne, Campbell Of Pa Campbell OF
Ohio, Chaifee, Clarke Of New York, Clark OF
Connecticut, Clawson, Colfax. Comips, Covode,
Cragin, Davis OF Mass I, Day, Dean, De witt,
Dick Dodd, Durfee, Edie, Edwards, Emris,
Flsgler, Galloway, Giddings, Gilbert, Granger,
Grow, Hall Of Mass Harlan, Haven, Hodges,
Holloway, Horton ofN Y Horton Of Ohio, How
ard, Hughston. Kelsey, King, Knapp, Knight,
Knowlton, Knox, Letter, Mace, Matteson, McCsr-
ty, Miller Of N. :, Morgan, morrill,, Mott, Muir
ray, Nichols, Oliver Of N. ", Parker, Pearce,
Pelton, bennington, Perry, Petit, Phelps, Pike,
PringIe, Purvisnce, Richie, Robbins, Roberts,
Robson, Sabin, Sage, Sapp, Scott, Sherman,
simmons, Spinner, Stanton, stranahan, Tappan,
Thorington, Thurston, Todd, Trafton, Wade,
Waksnian, wsibridge, Waldron, Washburne of
Wis, Washburne Of H., Watson, WEIGH,
Wood, and WoodruR-l04.
Mr.. Grow moved to reconsider that vote,
and then to lay that motion on the table
This last motion of Mr. G. became the sub
jet Of various motions to delay action on il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-02

THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED
c>~SSs by the President Of the Jackson Demo
cratic Association to receive, on the Sd Of arch
city Of Philadelphia respectfully requested to
meet at the National Hotel, first floor. room 1879,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, tae Sd instant,
at 8 O'Clock
The following are the Committee: VIM. Finn,
K. b Robinson, Il Is. Curran, M w. ClIskey,
Jas Maguite, Joseph Lyons, Major }. l.. Lewis,
A. r. Kimmeil, Geo Kirk, John Missimer,
DR.. William Jones, n w. McKnew, DIR W. J. G..
Duhamel, WIN Mohun, and Jno. s. Devlin, Sr
dec IT
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MRS. A. e. REDMOND,s
SKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

Ssvsnih street, rsn stds, bsttceex II and I ss.
MRS. A. C. K. WISHES TO SAY TO THE
Avl public that she Is now making beautifuI
AMBROTYPESf from one dollar up to any prizes
required. DAGUERRE put a % IN em
bossed cases for fifty cents, which are usually sold
elsewhere for one dollar Her expenses on Sew
enth street being much less than on the Avenue.
she Is enabled 10 sell her Pictures at greatly re
duced price.
Mrs X. respectfully requests the patronage OF
the ladies Stx
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UATTENTION, WASHINGTON HIGH
n 81 LANDERS.-You are hereby notified to al
m mi tend special meeting Of the Company to
" w be held at your armOry THIS (ruesday)
EVENING, the I'd December, 1856, at half. pas z
O'Clock. for the purpose Of completing arrange
menis for the ball, 10 take place at CsIusi's Sa-
loon TOMORROW "wednesday EVENING,
the I'd instant. BY order Of CAPT JNO. WATT:
1t JNO. MCKAY, O.S
NOTICE HIBERNIA-THER E6Ua
DNA lar monthly meeting Of the Hibernia
Club will take place at Temperance Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING next, at ~ o'clock By
order Of the President:
dec IatN ROBT. TALBOT Sect
WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
UNA TO KNOW ,-HO USES FURN.
ISHED I'VE want Housekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping To bear In mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms OF
our large and spacious warehouse are filed 10
their utmost capacity with every description Of
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish.
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite the attention Of those I'm want OF bargains
Houses furnished throughout wi b every article
In the housekeeping line VERY CHEAP FOB CASH,
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Call at
the Il" HoUsRKRRPEK's EMPORIuMn and examine
ou- stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qxiek salss aud small pyofts''
BUNIZ i COOMBS,
acc Ism 9TH street, between and X.
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DENTISTRY.

Z w. MCGEE, DOCTOR OF DENTAL
~ UR6kRY, has located himself ES1EA
permaatlY In this city, and is prepared SS
to perform all operations within the 2lI1fD
province OF Dental Surgery, upon the most i'm
proved and scientific princip Piles Of the profession.
DR. MCGEE Is a graduate Of the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery, and has had over twelve wears
practice
special attention paid to tue treatment Of child
ren's Teeth.
Office on F street, one door east o;7th dee2-Im
A CARD.-TBE ATTENTION OF THE
"A ladies and gentlemen Of Washington ana the
public In general is respectfully invited to the
sale OF hne English Eng cravings which win take
place on the second door Of my Auction Rooms.
NO SO Seventh street, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd
instant, at ii O'Clock IN They are now arranged
for exhibition and Inspection by day and gas
light.
Persons are respectfully invited to coll and ex.
anime previous TO sale. They will be sold by
catalogues, which can be obtained at tbs room.
IL 10 certainly the handsomest collection Of En-
cravings ever exhibited for sale in the District.
A. GREEN, Aut tioneer.
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aF ESTI A THE LADIES OF
~ the Mite Society attached to Wesley
Chapel will hold Festival at Odd Fellows
Hall, 7th street, commencing on MONDAY, No.
vember 18th, 1885, the funds to be applied to the
payment OF the debt for the rebuilding Of the
Church. There will be an abundance Of Refresh-
ments Of all kinds, and numerous useful and
Fancy Articles Tor sale at reasonable prices.
Their friends are cordially invited to visit them
during the continuance OF the festival.
nov 17-3w
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i Thirty millions of bricks have been
manufactured In Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during
the last year.
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hTTEN TION, PRESIDENT'S
~XXN MOUNTED GUARD.-The regular
E-& monthly meeting will be held on
THURSDAY NIGHT, at7k O'Clock, for bust
ness. On which occasion the Ball Committee
will report, and other business ~ importance 10
the Company Will be transacted Punctuai at
tendance is requested Of every member.
dec 1-2t* r. A. LUTZ, Sect
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THIRTY DAY CLoCks.-FORC Churches
Banks, Hotels, Offices, &c. rhe.e-
CLOCKS run thirty two days with once wind EJst
Ing, and The power Of tie spring is 40 EQUAL. III
ixed, tnet The force 10 applied an times ike @3
weight. They have anti ~ clion rollipg pin,on.
ana tee pendulum rod Is like those on astroaomi-
cal clocks by which tae expansIon anS coa,,a.
ton OF heat and cold avoided, and accsTacy az
Time secured Also, a fresh prime lot Of Eisbt
Day anG Thirty Hour Clocks All warranted
iioes ao"' D. FRANCIS.
uoV ~ 90 Seventh 81