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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

SeARE YsuR TaEgs.--Civi:tza a.r,n nses vast a,n"u.i of wo,d. slii,nnyn f" man. purp0ses Il is b1inx fast superseded hut II is nOt the nrcessa.y rise of w.sn ii,at ! sweeping away inc frssts of ,"s Uni-' States, s1 much as iis wsnt.,n desirucr i.,n We should l.n,k io ihs c"n..q ,encs of tt,s- PalrstiBe. once we'll w",drd, a,d cusi v,,sn lik. . garden, IS Low desert --t ,c haunt .L Be.ioH,ns; Gsercr, m her psl,ny days. ih. land "f flaHssl fsrss;s, is now desoIai wa.ie i; Per,is and BAhylon, ,n the cradles "f civ,l'. zati"n, are nov c0vered b. meath the sad [ 1 deserts. pfotuced ny The eradication Ot ,hc's forests. li is comparatively sa.y ia 1-at',cai. the forests of ihe NWfh, as ih.y are "f g'e- gsfi"'s 0rdey--sme v.ass succeeding sno',e, ; bu, the tropical forests. composed "f in"um's. able ,arit i,cs. growing together 'n the most denncraac unrm snl ca" "sh'y, are never ersdics'ed. Even in tIindoosisn, all its a.a. ny millions "f ? .puistson hay. never bee" able i0 conquer ilIe pi 0nrx lhs of it's irop'eal vegetation. Fores,s act as reynlu"'s. prr. serving snow and ram from ntl'ng and ev.p ora,isn, and producing . rrsuiarHy n The f " ot the sivrrs dTs,nsng them. When ihe, disappear. ihuBde' sios,as become lees Es sqneM ard beaver, the snow mel'- ,n ,Iss 6s warn days f Spying. ca"s,nx frcsi,e,s, an in ihs Fall ihe rvrrs dry up sad cease [, h. Davisai,l-. Thrse trs.h as and drouyi,s als prodacs me maiAr,a, winch Is ihs scnnsee al West.'n h.iosn lsnds. F"e-;s. aI,ho"gi they aye a' fir.i sn "bs,scIs 'o evil zA .n. soon b,,co'ns "ec~ssars iO ns c"ni'na -"cr.- Our sissss no, having ih-T s""ee. sb v. the s"o .s ii"r. are dep.nd-n, on forests for ,,r D supply of waer. nRt q W ~ss. n'Ial i.. th. ia ,"rs p'"sI" 'ssy of inc Country, that they shou'. De preserved.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Fl. 13errlman. $. W'NeCksWMkces-1sAsS1 sEeaCe CT, A TAE fls n>nARn

5 HS1sA$ Hssius, received from New York fresh lo, sf cry desirable goods, and silver fSpectacie.. gold Bseaslpins. Eneer m ear Rings, Keys, shirt Studs, yes, and euard Chains. Wedding Rings-a very pure article.
 A full aesostmens at nearsiehtsd and eouyex spectacle Rfssses-which makes the best assors. mont ever offered in this place. and will be cold made expressly Tor retail. WatchrepairnR done in the most skiiifui manner no apprentices em. ployed d watches tn this establishment. Coffin plaies on hand and engraving dune as short nnsice; mendina done as nsaal. A share oi public pasronsee i. respectfully solicited. .s.
 Lischfield, June 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c., Ec,

IuST received. a very large and genera as' sy sor,ment ot all kinds of Bouts and Sloes suit able for the season; l0OO pairs purchased ., auction the past week. and can probably be sold tor cash at less prices than can he found else. re ady money abou their cl thcs are res ,fuIly invited tn call aud exa m,ne quality and prices. Oak and Heml.ck Soie Heather tor sale as usual. SAMUEL. CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also, ge nt for the sale of Dr. Beers celebrated Hair Tonic, for rellevin batdnes. and restoring grey hair ,o i,s natural color. Nothing like it try 1t.
 Liichfisld Sept. 18th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
ID lsY GOODS.
lew Machine shop and Foundry
 AT NnREnT

1NHE Laurence blacAine Company are Il now prepared to take j,hs for building. i''inR up and repairing all kinds O. machinery nd mil.work. which they have facilities f"r lnins on short notice, and on as reasonable erms as any other establishment.
 The F.'nndry ia" "ns of ihe best in the State, md as they have purchased all oi the patterns ,.lonsing [" the laie B.yd Manufacturing Co. Ninsted. they are enabled to mako casting . rom the aame patterns al less price. than they an be pracured elsewhere.
 Experienced workmen are employed in the 'ariou. branches, and whoever may he in wan, d any kind of machine work can depend up.n ,avine IL done tn their satisfaction and are re- luestsi to give them a cal.
 A. ]. JEWELL, Agent. Norfolk, August I.t, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
a LA IS. A R F.

A CtlNSIG INVENT OF FINE GLASS A- WAKE trs'm Hos,oa has been receive d end 's fer sale at the Shop ot the sahscsih~r ., snasaaiiv low rrces-cansis'ing af Pitchers, Butter Plates. Preserve Plates, napiera. a:ohiess. sss Guns. Lemansd. Cups. Csnslies,irks. Ne. .ssses Cups, ten dif.rent styles Tamhiesr. kc. &e. which the pahlic ara invued to csil aud exa nine.
 god assortment of caok and rsy,o. STOVES. Tin and Jspannsd W-re. &r.' q . slwavs m head. i. ". COVE E
 Norfolk July I, lass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
MANSION HOUSE, VIM R. c R Q s s M a " |.

HAVING taken this House, the subscriber III ,s prepared to sxserd to travellers and iothers the hes, Il accommodations "for man ana beast." !"
 The H tel is tocated in the pleasaniesi part of the village and no eifot w,ll be >parcd to render it at all tunes desirable home tor those who may visi, the place. To the members 0t the Bar aud others oi Li,chfieid County. he has only to say tha, the reputation the aouse has possessed tor the las, twenty wears wiiibe fully sustained.
 Connected with t,e Hotetis Livery Stable, where good teams may be had at any time.
 Li,chtieid, May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
kOCkw00d's Cnittd States iioiel, III RTE ORl ll lIlNN 'ri.is ,.. Ii

III knuwn II use has Seen rebuilt aud yer much enlarged. and IS now pen ready to ar- con,moda,e the travelling pubic or ihe perma aeut resident. The hnnse has been bu,t and httrd up with ali the modern in nprnvs menis ai the day, and with aa eve tO the cs,niori "f Hts guests. The proprietor will spare na pairs tn make this house model me fer go.'d Irving. nt f''. ,he hest of care and arentinn on the pn ri a all employed sn ,he premiees, to the wants of patrons Old customers are invited to tetur, and new ones "a he sure and call
 II. ROCKwOOD, Proprietor.
 September, 1855. 3m2a
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

PaASsa is the lssee of aar spisii, the s,;ll. n~ss .i aas stun.hss. ihe ~. .neas of secol. l-ri.n. ih~ srat .f msAsisis n, the res, of ..,,r carrs. and the cslm nf .a- ,.,a,.ess: prax~r is the issas If qaia m;.!. af ani ..slsl. 6 ,haushss. t l. the dsakAs~r af ch.ri,y and th~s's'.v ~ aseskaess; and h. shss rrass ,o Cad ih n sngsy. ,kai is wiih . ssoahl..1 snd d~esmpasssi spsris. + the ha,a that r~s,r..s into sstiis 'a nsdass~. asd ssss up he siossi is ihs ontquasisrs'of n army.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Al the New Jewel, v Store.

K EEPS constantly on hand 2 well selected d IN assortment of sheet music. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from Nrw York. ht will be ah'e ta accommodate his customers wuh the latest compositions, a, New York retail nrices.
 June 5th. A. $. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

IVY HEN l nrst commenced the safe Of W the ce e'chra,ed Vermont Ma,ble class of unprincipled men said that il was good ..r nuthing. hut finding that the people wiH hate if, this same cia.s of men are paiminR of New Preston limestone and other inferior qualities Of stone f,'r Vermont marble. Persons in want oi Grave tones or Monuments of the Rutland. VI. or l,nlian Marble, or any other work in ms line can drpend upon getting the sim"n-pure article, worked in he hes, style, md the loDest possible rates, hv coming to my establishment or hy let. ter. A large collection of drafts on hand TERMS Casa.
 Farms; Gen Aherneihv or Charles R Wcl.on Wolrortyii'e Mrssrs Camps. Win.ted; Noah Garsev, Nnr,hheld-or [" my work in amos, every cemetery in Litchheld c"nn,v.
 s. WARREN. Waterhury. March, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
MAuealAc AaAAAo&a. 77
IEinssss ss-ArEsssyeussnssl . eOAsNssMssMs en
 Noaasy ' Ase Sd. ls5s. ss
rnAlHs CUT es SaiDeEReAf.

0H8 . ~ Sosk Ao00s <s rRAass eur or satpesssas.
 First Passenger Train leaves Brideepsrt | for Winstcd, at i0.3s A. M. :, er sn afrlsal sf ,h. A. M. Trsin from New Yefk, aad connecting atthe Junction with the 10 xe A :. M. Train fsom New Hsver=-snd st V siss. bur, .~ah Hanfsrds Providence . fishkill A.
 Frs, Fresgh, Tsaia issves bndsspsu fnr Wirs,ed st ss A. M., receiving pas. senyets for Winssed.
 Freight Tsa,a with passenger seeenms- dat.on i.r Waterbury leaves at%.3o
 Second Passenger Tram teases Bsidss- nor, fo, Wa,erhury al : s P. N. .,cs on the ss. riv.l of the 500 P. M. Express Train frsm New Yosk, connecting at the Junction wiih ,he E. .eS P. M. Trsin from New Haven-slss ,.ce;.ias passrr sers ftom the Providenee Hart. ford . Fi.hk,li Railroad st Waterbury.
 TRAINS INTO Baipexroar.
 Firs, Traia will leave Waterbury ats % A Nj, connecting atJuuc,ion wiih train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport V ith tisin to \ Ys,k
 F,st Passeager Tfaia from Wins,st ats 90 A.M.. connecting at Wa'eihu'y ~mh the Psoviie ence, Hartford sRd Fishkill Rsi. road a, 7.5O A. M. for IiaAiord and intsiMs- d,a,e Stations and connecting at the ysse,iea with the7 A. M. Train from New Yerk fer New Haven, and arriving in Bride, port .s ! time for the s.3s A M Tsatn to New Havsa ! for New York. sse E ss.. - Freight Tram with pssseneei aceer mods. l tions from Wins,ed, srrs'nR m Brides port ia l time ,u connrc, wah ExpressTrain f,ow N. Haven for New York, l.svss at 90 A. N. From Winsted.
 s.caad Passenger Trainieaves winstes a' | | B P M connecting al the Junction ~ith l Train io New Hasea, and at Bridgeport with 1 the 4IsP Nj Tra,n ts New Ys'k. Tra ina hnv Accomm dations. ..s s. ..... srAGELinHs. Bradiey's Stag. tron Woodhsry, South. | bury, S.u,hford, and Oxford, wili connect a' Sc, meu. Il umphrsy ys,hlsl l~ dh the sll A N l Tra,n flown. Returning, leaves ever, day es the arrival oi the lO.35 AM Train iron. Bridge. port. Noevruing Stage sfier th,s ds,e.
 MeNels Stage from Water,own, ~ill son- meet al Waterbury every day w.th the s3 l A M Train down. Returning on arrival C the 10 35 A M Train rom Bridge port. sRd On Saturdays from the sss P M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fsnn's s,agefrom Li,ehh.ld will senn-s, a, Lit. hfieid Station with both Tfains each way. daily.
 l A.lrn's Sisee from Be,hi.m will connect st Waterbury with the e.3s A. M. Train down | oa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re. turning on arrival of the 10 SEAM From f,cm
 Bridgeport os Tussdays. Thursdays ssd Sat.
 urdays.
 | Horace Skinner's stase from Otis, Cold Spring. New Boston, Coirbro"k River sWd Hnchcocksvillc. will connect da,ly with sAs I.5s P. NJ. trait. from wins,~d. and return on The arrival of the I0.3s A. M. trsis frsm
 Bridgeport.
 o. & Hi,t's Stage isaves W'nsted dsiy en
 arrival of thr 10 35 A,M. train from Eridss- DOT, for C"lehro"k Cen,,s, ,Sands6eld, Msak- vile and BarrinRion.
 l A deduction of five cents is made when
 Ticket. are purchased si the "fires. W.D BISHOP. Vice Pest and Supr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
c. RcsmltNs.s, a afchlnaker and JeWclcr

n nESPECTFuLLY infonns the tnha hitsn,s
 k M Litchfield and its vicinity tha, he has taken the Store isteiy occupied hv Mr Weller. where he intends carrying on the Watch and Cl.ck Yepairine business in all ito hranches-- nd all work will be warranted so give pefIect satisfaction. U. kEiNuah hI.
 Li,ch6sld, April 1855. ... ;.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have r adr ausnSsmsats to keep c.nsian, s"rpl. ri . 6sh :si~ as. tiele of c EESE FEATHERs-"h e,.S ssd pack ed with greatcarr b. ou-sslves.in Park |. ages of froma0 io so lbs and will lfarnish si all times an, quantity Gam20, |" 1000 lhs, af . quality they will warran, ss good as the beet and at as low prices az can be purehsssd st equal quality in ihes,s's.
 S.&L L. URLBUT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Let Us Reason Together.
HoLLowAY'S PILLS
 Wky Are We Ssck {
Waterbury. March, 1855.

!, has been ihe lpt uf the huaan race to h, we,ch.d down ny disease and suffering uOLLOWAY'S PILLS sre specialiy adapt, cd io ihe r lrf of tho WEAK, the NERv OUS. the DELICATE, and ihe INFER VI. o sfl clinsee, ages. sexes. and constitutions. = Prottsror H"ilu~sy personally superin,end, i,e nsnn'ac,u,~ of hts n.cd,cincs tn .i,- United States, and .rs .hrm 70 free snd | enlightened pe"pie. as Ih. hest remedy :h~ worla ever saw for the removal "f disease. These Pills p"r;fy tAe Blood. These famous Pills a,r. .xpressis coinhi ed io"pe'aie on 'hc s'o"aCh. the liver, the kii- neys. shs lungs. ths skin, aud the bowels r"rr' e'ing any dtssnge'neni in their fnnc. tons, punf, ing ihe bL.od. the very fonn'aiu "' life. aud thus curing dis"asr n all its for'n..
 Dyspeps;, and Liyer Compiain'.
 N-ariv half The hnman racr have take n these Pills. l, has been proved in sli parts ai The world. ihsi noIhing has Q. rn founI equal 'a i.'e'a in cases oi disorders of the liver, i,spsps,a. aud s,omach compls,n,s general They roon give . h Ai,hy ,one to these or .a"s, however, s,uch d~ranged, and when all ..'hcr m-ans have ia'led.
 Geaerai D,5iiity. III Heoiih.
 Many .f the mus, dest,o'ic Government. aavr opened th,ir Cus'osn liouses io :he ln .'.'duc''"n of ihese Pills. ths' ih.y may be- ..''"e the metsc,ne of the a,a.sre. Learned Coil.ges admh ,hA, ih's medicine is ine hest eu"dy ever known ios prr-ons of d-l,ca,, "al'l,, m ~h~se the sys,r,n has be . ,sn tsmrd, as as inv,sosaIing pop, Eies nese, ,s,i 70 si.,rd rel,,f
 Fema,e Compl,ints.
 No female, young or sId, sh"pld he with ..ur ths celebrated mcdiciae. lt cnrrecis and 'rgulsiss ,he unnn,hly coarres a, all p~ris,d.. .ci,ng in many eascs i,ks . ctsnn. l. is also the h~ss and safest mrd'cine that ca .h- sivsa 10 Chh"r-n ..f sil ages. and fnr aay eamplsint cuns, qaeh,ly no fan.,ly should be wuhani Il. Hsliepay,s Pius are tAs best remedy knewn tn
 tAe rs,id jor tAe Jsit0Hiag diseases:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
EfWfiDeee1.w.

A N assnvs ment of Letter. Note end Can "A Paper, iawves's paper. Ensi;sh laid pa pes. snd envelopes so msrh; lnk. Pers. &e. sf superior quality csn:,:n,iy on hard q
 t.i,~hfefd. Sept. Eth. lsss. IGLnvES AND HOsiERY-The he.s asa t1UHk Whits Lead fny asIe N c D Ho&CHWAY . co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
e n O c E R | B s nORTO RICO and Refined Sugars sf IT all grades, for sale at the lowest msrAss price.
1pemty.seromd .dm"sai Report V ths
 LIrCtlflELD MUTUAL Fire IsaSssSNMce COaMp0MN,

1 JULY 2d, isaS
 " eie. thus w year "" ss. lss $
 .h's year I.s7s ss By whole anoun, ot Cssh
 reed ior Prs niums sso. .sce 76 Interest rec q ou L0aBs l,vll lo-es1,7l es Losses | Expenses ssa ,s7s es
 Cashnow on hand 9.i.s ol-ess,7s ss To amour, oi Premiums chsrged on iirequi,ed ss.ess g Add Cash un hand g,ilS q Msk,ng she Ga pita' Stock of ihis - Company al this time s32,0Sv sl There is not st this time any claims seaiAst Company-ail paid to thus date.
 Hue Dsseetors ot this compsny are eenhden, that the planof InsursDcs sdVpsso by the ., - i'' meet with aheaty response from all int lligsn' friends oi the principle ot Mutual lnsufshee.~ This cumpaiiy insure only ip this state sht take nu risks on M ilis, CoOds in stores, sbOls, etc.. or in exposed Village or city provstty, boi c"nhn@ the,I business entirely to fs rn, psOtsrty ana isolated buildings and their eon,s nn:-ei which not more than s2O00 will bs insuysd on one risk.
 Thls company will adust all eIsims with pro,nptness and liberality. and itai sny tin such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in ihc county, each party seitet,nv ots, and case they do not aefse, . third ps ssen shall be chosen. and the award ot I., or sny i've OstucW DHoIt De unat ma c0nciuG e. Reward "f one hundred dollsis . i'll be psid hy this company lo any .Ds ~ho will a,vsns,sh information as will convict any person 0i ssi'ing fire to any building insured by this company.
 aOMces's or fhe (OM nAal.
 j. q. BECKWJTH. Prs sias pi.
 GEO. C..WOODKCFF, Esq. Treasurer
 AS0.F WAiTLyvC. SssSstsrs. Dtrees0rs. 1 1Asos ssEwSkfMIra: wfis4iaad: sABsslbbGGN bGwis ossc.n OLIVER GOoDwiN tcFu c.WcOiIriF SETH P. BEt RS. iROPpIff BAfIIli sTEpHEN TROWBRIDLE.
 SHELDON OSBORN .of Hs,wn ton.
 AGENTS or THE coMPA%Ny. Ny
 Lemsn w. Cutler, Wstenevs . Tsniel B. brinsmsde. Washington Hepsy 6. essferd, New Milford; Rsfus Ftjler, J.. Krni !; Rich. ard Smith, sharon; r6eriet K sllcee .Csrp. gall Joseph |. Gayisrd. Gsshrs i; N iliisn VI. Basrsll, Gsnsss Dessis J. wsssrs, Gel. ,.hnry s. D. Nerih~sy, and John peseil, Norf"Ik Henry Jepes, New HsHfpsd ;- Ge".ge D. Wadhsms. Tervisssers Lswis sm"h. Hsrwinsos; John C. Amhiss. Bssbless John AAeraefhy snd George D. Fossss. wes& bury David c. Whi,slesey. New Psssfss Rsuhes R~ck well. Coletssek: yshs Hias. dsle. winsssds .. V. Ss.Jeha .Nsv Cassss r. Taimades. Tiynossh.
 Pessens wishv si ta get their ksiidinesip. ,"rsd can arplc thss ofths Assssss CT ts lhs Sseysssyv.
 -s .. c. BEcKwITH, Ppesidsst.
 yAsss wr,esss. 6sssssanS.
 L!,shfSfS, Jriy teSe
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

- Sold ai ihs Mssufsesosies of Professof Hoilnxay. so Mssden Lane. Ne. YnIk. and 2s4 Strand. London. sy s'i respectable Drug. Uniied S.sies, snd the civili1ed wosld, in
 @ Thrre is considerable ssvine by taking the larger siEss.
 N. 8. D'rsc'ians for the euidanes ai ra:ienis ia every disorder gre asked to each ter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

IT .ADIES' CLnTHS Of the bess ou.Ii,v
 Al wiih ahs Moiss Ansiqus 'rr;mm;ng- = hs had V eallinG on ALv0RD q BROTEER. Wehs:vi.h
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

wnlco'tville, Nov. let, 1855.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-14

act the part Of the cousin you are seeking. At
all events, when you get to Berlin, take this
note," handing him the slip of paper on which
he had been writing: take this note to Mar
shall Grumbkow, who is somewhat of friend
of mine, and who will, 1 think, be glad to
Ioblige me. But mind! Do exactly as he bids
!you, and abide strictly by his advice If he
says he will help you, rely upon it, he will
keep his word; bat he is rather eccentric, and
the way he sets about doing a kindness may
perhaps seem strange to you And now," he
continued, "as the road is improved, l must
hurry on the horses, and so bid you good even
ing, hoping you win prosper in your new ca
reer.''
AS Heinrich began to express his thanks for
the good wishes of his unknown friend, the
signal was given to increase the speed of the
horses, and before he had time to make any
he found himself alone
again The young man was no little astonish-
ed at what had taken place; and as he gazed
on the slip of paper, he could not help Won
derng whether any good would come of it,
These were the only words written on it:
'Dear Ma,&Fal:-If you can forward the
views of the bearer, Heinrich Meyer, yeu will
oblige your friend. y-.t's aW
Let me know the result of your interview
with him. FL
''Time viii prove this, as it does all other
things" thought Heinrich, as he proceeded on
his way. Somehow or other the road appear
ed less wearisome and ne felt less tired and
footsore since receiving the mysterious piece
of paper. Hope was stronger within him than
she had been for many day; and on her wings
he was carried pleasantly along, so that he
reached Berlin by nightfall rc. ...-t
no 7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-14
CO-PARTNEEgSlElP.

TIME undersigned have this day formed Copartner
ship under the style and firm OF GEO. FOSTER q 20
tor the transaction ofa general F0rpardiHg GHd com
and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust ana Jun
ham Streets and near Depot of the Evansville and
Crrwfordsvile Railroad where they Will have ample
,room and convenient facilities for storing all KINDS Oh
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special care to Consgnm either by
River, Railroad Canal or Wagons and w1llforward
promptly at the lowest rates. , -
They will give personal attention to the purchase OF
sale of Produce Groceries in this market, ana soel'
orers for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast one of the will be in the South during the
Winter. -.
,,ha nnhIicf n,tson,ge NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
d.cI4 w. M. AIKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-14
RAILROADS, &C.
pKNNsYLVANlA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L. I'D gy ~ VI 80 9s;;..sa
THE undersigned having bsen ap- .x-w
zGfGG pointed Agent tor the above CompR@ Lax
ny in this city would inform ship r4AA1
pers, merchants, and the public
generally that r Leeeh George Harris and George
Black late ID. Leeeh Co. -. and Thomas s. Clarke Of
CLARK Ihaw,'' under the firm of
LEECh = co.,
appointment corsgnees and shipping agents
Psnnsy ylYania Railroad Company. They have esab
ali the principal shipping points east
aand west aud prepared receipt throu from New
ork Boston. PhilsdeVhia and Baltimore TO all western
cities and from all western cities and towns the
Atlantic esboard by Of the PennsylYania Railroad
The direct their whole atte9ton TO forwardng
facilities shipping and TO the without
the second drayage their charges by
with the Railroad iepg extremely low. "a
the expense of drayage they hope
be able TO give salts faction
shipments produce made TO their agents Will be torWad
ed free of eharae Tor commission.
For in formation apply st their Offices:
Depot. Liberty street, Pitssbnrg:
do 70. South 18th street. Philadelphia;
do Nortn street, Baltimore;
No. Astor Place.
do South William strest, : New York;
do Battery Place.
do 81 KIlby street. Boston; .s.-.
Orto JOHN s. MITCHELL.
epI3 6m Wsterst.. Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-14
FALL CAMPAIGN!
HAR RDN " AIR - AT W WkfOLESA LIE.
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAG . WEI &c

A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL. STOCK.
CHAS. 5. WELLS,
AETHST returning thanks for the patronage
w the public. since he opened in Evansville. would
purchase ALSO that he has
in the Heaviest stock of Hardw and
erY one-tbirdl he has offered Evans
vIs I4arket Goods ed ut
England by porting (drect> from
having his orders for American Goods filled
only able hut decidedly
Hardware low hgnres house
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers.
careful examination of his stock
Traders feeling assured that he
full Justice.
Among articles (almost nnumera ne) comprising
stock he names the following to the trade:
AxesWells Lppineotts Leverets Collins;
$40 dozeu Pocket Knives ttqlly assorted;
1900 do Table do do;
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors aud StrOps:
100 gross Spoons-Iron. Britannia and German Silver;
50 dozen Coffee Mills all grldes
do Files and RasPs all kinds;
1000 Ihs Brass Kettles. turned bottonsi
20 lbs Sadirons assorted;
300 dozen Butt Hinges, 90;
1900 gross Screws rml-t pointed
$50 dozen Door S0eksand ockets;
100 do Augurs;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards.
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads;
60 dozen Saws fFSna I'M M s1. 70 kss s.ms; nois;
so do Au1es (aud brauds) Shovels and Spades;
s casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
Japauned Tinware fully assorted.
whrs and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. SpectacIes
Port Fancy Hardware generally with
heavy viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives aod Riddles and
Gun Barrels and Gun TrimminESs
-arpenter rs and Coo pers Tools Window Sash,
| CHARLES S. WELLS.
| oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-14
NNHITE LEAD.-IOo kegs pure for sale ty
Wv nov27 ORR, DALZELL & co.
E,EWGAV Ak.

undersigned has removed bis Tailoring Establish
Secon street. Immediately opposite the Pres
b. terian Church, in the office with Dr. Wood. where be
would be glad to all his old customers and gOod
her OF and would he pleased them with
anything his line such PANTS Shirts
ma1et order on the shortest possible notice
for fsvors he would respectfully solicit
eontnnance of the at the hands of liberal public
j. L. NELMS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-14
MATCH RHpAgRlNG,

FNHE dersgUed baviDg commenced the above business
in Evansvile hotters himself with the hope that his
Experience aud skill in al descriptions measuring
maehne will trial. he found worthy the attention
only resi- citizens OF the city but also those
comprising 'eircnmambent vieinage.''
His shop is the Post Once where he be found all
CFFICE IioURs. myS X. Fl. GATES.