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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-01
= MISCELLANEOUS.
q. I'll. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
asfzOGEKIFES 81 PROVISIONS.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Wholesale DEPARTMENT.
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,

FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE C0RNEh
TW H. COOK begs 10 thank friends in Evansville and
"a neighborhoOd their avors freely
business amongst them aud takes
this opportunity introducing their notice his Mr.
COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and solieits for the firm OF T. H. Cook SON.
continuance of the support literally on
T. Cook having taken the business premises and
purchased the VII lie of the Mr. NJ. W Foster,
thew viii enabled to supply the citizens
every article they require in the Gro
cery Provision line. T. H. G. Son wish especially to
of in the country having produce
dispose their increased facility for taxi
their stock and supplying them at their store With all
required in Wholesale department. prices that
must ensure their orders for the future. feb--tf
NEW GOODS.
UST received at Mrs McKay's Cap and Trimming Store.
90 AIsoan assortment of Window Shades Oil Cloths Blu
mh14 MRS. MBEAY
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PGTNrER,s JOB PAPERS.

Nos. II and 10 Wall ST., Cincinnati, O:s
TTAVE ON hand beautiful stock Of PRINTERS "a
III PERS Car Is Gard Sheets Black and oelored Inks,
;I2ronzes Varnishes &c. which they offer at
N' MANUFAOTURER'S PRICES.
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NHESE Machines operate entirely new rrinci
n pie, using shuttle, Tut needle and threads
They have been in operation in the hands families
long to give them thoroughtra
and have given entire satisfaction.
They are very simple in construction and highly
tai as well useful fitted to adorn ladys parcr
py less conspicuous position in shop of the
1t has been furnish Machine that would
applies bic family well TafIors
Dres and Cloak Makers Shirt and Naaufaourers
&C. We condant that Machne present form
are the best ever offered to the public.
Thousands of families testify to their morts all
kinds offamiy sewing while Shirt and Collar Manufctu
rers acknowledge their superiority all others
t9eir WORK.
An examn alton ofthe Machines solioitedn
at hopkins & Reads, f.. o. READ
epi7tf Sole Agent for Southern India
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NUMBER 80.

attributing s1eh valuable Medical properties this
simply stated fact; undeniably
W the and benefits derived
under OF its llusrious originator DR. Hoohan3
among all classes of European society
accumulated during the last years.
present proprietor The prevalence diseases which the
Serman bltterS are adapted it is with say s
almost universal indeed there
found among Its members that PECULIAR sallow
appearance denoting diseased liver emaeated
suffering Dyspeptic.
Then what immense Importance to this class
a certain and reliable remedy be placed within
their reach which baneul
Its composition; remedy which
the utmost and certainty
tual tangible proofs that using
'HooFLAND'S GERMAN BIFTERS.i Thousands of dollars
nave been expended its manufacture and
out all parts this continent the proprietor
greatest IN stating that there Sate County
there found wiling testify
It is used constantly the ofthe
most prominent Ply sieans in the country have
ADDED cir written testimony in evidence of its great vr
those afflicted with the give the Bit
trial. and it will
invited read ettentvely Almanac published
nualY by the proprietor for farmers and families contain
tmony in favor of the Bers the prominent
well individuals in all parts Bnion Agents
for the Btters authorized distribute the
gratuitously. =
Principal ceand Manufacory 90 Arch ST. PhiIaaai-
pha. Pa. y -------.
For sale wholesale by Druggists all principal cities
retail by apothecaries toWn
in the United States and Canada. and by - :
HALLoGK & sT0DDARp,
LIE0H VERLIEG.
aug5-1yw EvaagyiIls Ind.
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CINCINNATI.
NAVnN ., GanflnNIAN.

- -
NIXON & GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON ANDCLTY MILLS R0oK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
IL 1 m X IL O @ a ap RS
SMITH K PETERS CUT CARDS & GARD SHEETS
LightssOdysS Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS etc., etc.
SALES ROOMS, II 10 WALNUT STREET
Where they offer every variety paper city
nd acountry and the materials employed in its
So ST. Esss ssgHa fdrice paid for Rags. ser4Gm
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FNIE undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention OF dealers and consumers to theit large and
that enabled
kee ON hand all large stock of Caps and Letters
plain and rued Flat Demys. Mediums, Royals and
Super Blank Book Papers by Planer
AZ smith, and 0ther first class manu- faeturers.
We are agents for the best Printers Cards and keep
hand all times complete stock of Printers Papers of
every description Ligetbody's Book and News Inks;
McCreary's Colored Inks varnish and Gold Size.
We have hand in large stock of the best Four
drner Book Paper and supply orders to al
with regular sizes, and irregular sizes
make to order shortnOtice.
pay highest market price in cash, for Rags Bag
e1e' NIXON GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers. q Manufacturers Agents.
sepl1 Il and 79 Walnut ST. Cineinnati,
IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
HT0R grinding wheat and and all other
Genuine old Anchor Bolting Cloths Betting
all widths.
Our aqent j. R. Monroe is authorized TO sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices, including freight.
CalatJ R. MoAroos Family Grocery corner of Oak and
jsIsltf JAMES BRADFORD & co Cincinnati o.
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wvT. X. McGREV
TENNEYA sORENSI

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOfAR1 fODLi
once in the ''Croscent City Bank'' Building.
NV ANA "'0' - my25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-01

PINE LUMBER
Ep0BT. F2EGCS woHld respectfully announce to the
n a citizen vansville and surrounding country that he
has just I'd large addition his stock of Pine Lum
ber and is spared TO sell Wholesale retail
Fancy and Flooring Also Pine Poplar
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
Main street. near the new Court House. ie26-3m
EaAEEEsASNE2S AND BED COMFORTS.
"a C0LBURN & CO. having taken the lately
As pied by COlburn & Hershberger. will
manufacture Mattresses of all kinds the quality which
they will supply the wholesale retail trade
rates and at thes ortest notice.
Jenny Lind Mattresses; Spring Mattresses;
Cotton de Moss
Shuek do Hair do
Bed COmforts Pillows;
All OF which will warrant OF the hest quality and
give satisfaction. All those give
call. We happy show Mattresses at any time.
A. j. COLBURN Il CO.,
y25 Water street, next below Canal Bank.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANuFACTuRERs AND -DEALERs IN

THE II AZ ARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERs AND DEALERS
CT u ID I'D % w 81 @ II @
AvING reduced their prices correspond with
Il u dueed of Salpere. continue to offer their well
known brands of ELECTmo INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder and eanisters. Also GunpOwder
Blasting and Mining comprising full qualtie
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction.
The standard of their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest ton for than twenty five will he
found BY other manufacture of She kind in
the world.
Forsale the principal dealers ae the Office
Company, No. SO Wall. Water street. New York.
A. G. HAZARD. President.
A. e. DOUGLASS. sec'y. my2s-6md
WATER COOLERS ANDECE CHESTS.
F3NH0SE who would practice economy viii at call
Hornbrook Co., and purchase those desirable articles
sell them low for cash.
jyl5 P. H0RNBR0OK & &C.
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EuuRwOOD HOUSE.


yTyE subscriber has taken the above mousse ana mas
entirely retted and refurnished it, aud is prepared
nerain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned oy
MI Peter Burke and has goodstock ofhorses and car
riagesto let. a,,yo,.4ad and oood
hostlersare in attendance
will be paid to the care ofhorses nun @ ioI
ng and in all respects, the pubic IA nnu sYI
,Tood House good Hotel. fjyS-tfl j. A bYEKS.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

WE have bought the steck aud the formerly
SS occupied by 7. Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch BanF and have made large additions to their
STOCK with suh future supplies
in promising the citizens Evansville vicinity
variety of the Family Groceries as any
house in the city Being determined
give Satisfaction in all hope to receive liberal
ronage. Give trial. All Goods delivered free
mhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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HAVE said stock of Groceries z. H. COOK
IA will continue at
have rented to them fer years They
with it their present business Of Family Groceries
and Produce Ihoee my friends and customers will call and
sexsmine their stock and give them liberal trial.
retiring from my presenb business I would return
thanks numerous their
what is
business their very general punctuaiYin material
be found at the Office OF GEO. FOSTER
which memberl, and will give the business
of that house my personal attention. and where shall
t1iaas2-sf NJ. W. FOSTER.
TTNOB NCCU.-Fiye Lump cheap to close consignment.
1t l. dacs GEO FOSTER q CO
SStSH AND DOORs.-25.00o Lights ass'd Sash;
~ l25 Pannel Doors, in stare and for sale by
aps ORR. DALZBLL & co.
RNOLAsSEs-l5obb bbis PlaEtatiOn in order and 100
LARS ORR. BALZELL & 90.
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wHoLEsALE DEALERS GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, ookNEb
WATER EVANSVILLE, IND.
TNNHE have this day formed
the nurpese of doing o wholesale Grocery ana Liquor
bnsness Eavne succeeded the business Of Messrs Ans
purckased stock and made additions to make
shall able to offer as goea
FOR Dash as any house in EYansyie or any elty IN sh
West. S6pENSON
JAMS y 80
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COKE AND COAL TAR,
LII wishing buy Coke Coal Tar Of the Gas
"a Company requested call the Office of the
Locust between and I'd and pay cash
advance hereafter coke will be delivered at the
works withOutan order from the President.
myI O. G.. KEATS, Pres't.
A BLACK LACE VEIL.
VA AS found Cherry street few days Call an
NN pay charges and getit. jy21-st
SUPER FINE FLOUR in Dbl and dsaoks. various brands
: sale by apt4 j. W. & S. VICKERY.
GtOFFEE.-75b bags prime Eastern Coffee;
u 20 packets Old Govt Java Coffee; in store,
for sale by jy11 2. H. COOK & SON.
ENLOUR IN Sis AND BBLS.-A supply kept n
& stantly hand for sale lowest market prices by
JelS S. L. GILBERT Il CO.. Sye. near Water.
g 75 assorted Sheet lion; casks Sheet Zine
sale by jyS SAM'L ORR.
HM TONS Iron just received per ''Lucie May" This
9 " with former stock makes ment com
p1ete jyI7 SAMUEL ORR.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.
HAVE just opened Ice Cream Saloon in Mr. Dnpey s
d buildings Locust street above the Sherwood House,
will all keep the best quality of Ice Gre
the richest and in the best STYLE with fine
Families be supplied quantities by
leaving their orders also keep different kinds of Fruits
will keep supplied with tropical fruits by frequent
eeipts the South wish the public TO give ca
1 have a Saloon. je10tf BEN. HORDE.
In BOXES very superior " r. Cheese
Il " IS do Proctor 81 Candles German Soap;
do Geo Klein's do do. just rod
for sale by je1o HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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q IN FOE SALE.
MECHANICS, WORKS.,
FOUNDRY AND MA CHINE SIC

NEECEEANECS7 W VAEEASs
FOUNDRY AND MAX CHINE STOP.
EVANSVILLE, ND,
WILLIAM BOYLE az CO.,
Mr.. Henry Schrlber's well known
Foundry would respectfully ask continuance of the
him. and invite the attention Of all who
want Foundry kind done tie facilities We
IRE expere business and will warrant all work
do reasonable We prepared 20 msnutac
lure Steam Engines Engines Hydraulic Presses To-
bacco Screws Presses Mill and rist Mill Machinery
Rudins Bastings Horsepower Thrashers Corn shelters
Kettles Presses Railroad Work Steamboat Re
pairs done, etc. .
Cas of every description made order at short notice
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
thereto.
Brass castings of all kinds made to order.
All orders may BIZ addressed to WIN. BOYLE y CO..
mh2s-6w Evansville, Ind.
a GROSS keg Fassets with eather;24 doz OK 1arroa
H square German Cologne "a doz bears oil for
sale bv anI5 1. & D. HEINANN.
Bonnet Ribbons and han dsome styles
do styles Dress Trimmingsi
$50 doz Cambria Cravats. assorted qualities;
IS pieces saper twill3d French Black Cloth
20 cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon .diherent twidths;
$50 Parasos, assorted styles, pcs Satin dc Ohine
so doz Tuck Combs rs doz India Rubber Puff Combs
100 doz Horn do, $50 gro Metal est bGttons;
100 gro metal Coat Button $50 horn Pand do rec
this day and for sale by JAS LOW ~ CO.,
mh29-d&w AS Main street, LOUISVILLE ny.
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TX Sr;oos dac24 TH0S. HEADEN.
M ES- -Colljns Lipnencotts and Manns casks trace
N 1hS5 Shalns' hog ana hai'er 0nAin ~ WALDKIRCH.
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ORNAMENTAL SIGN PAINTING.
orders will attended with punctuality and dis
"a patch. venneman' Row, Wise street, between
Second and third streets feb26-tf
* "a BONES city Window Glass sxl0 9xI2 I0xI4 Oxl2
ep 40 l0xI6 gross pint TASKS received this day
and for sale by ans l.. Il d. HERMANN.
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SUNDRIEs.- 20. r;.or FIoss.
% 49, Hair Br,ids; $50 doz Dress Buttons;
* nos fancy Silk handsome styles; .
20 pe black Bom basue; so fancy all wool Bareges'
2 ec,d this day and for sale by JAMES Low &;OOI1.
mhIS-d&w 4to Malh hstreeo noee9.
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fGGlf AO1JGG5.
Legal Notice.

To the Legal Heirs Of james +. Mr. hssse
decd, and 10 all persons uaom may conesrn.
You areferety notified that the last will and
testament af James L. Morehouse, deed, late
Of Cedar county, Iowa, was opened and read
in open Court, on Tuesday, April sth, A. D,
1850, and the County Court appointed Monday
Ire 5th day Of May neat. for rroba'ing said
will. You are, therefore, notified TO be and
appear at the next term OF the County Court,
and make your objections, il any YOU have or
said will and testameat will be proven, allow
ed and admitted 70 probate, and letters Tesla
m 'ory viii be granted, with the will annex,
I'd, tc the Executor appointed BY the Testator
in said will. JAcoB MoRIHoUs.,
II. G. PIATT, Temporary Execute
Alta for Executor. 15-4t
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Gipton Aobtrtlstr.

4" sR just AND FEAR NOT. "

.asssssing.-For the benefit Of Asses
sors in particular, and the puolic gene
rally. We publish the Rules aud Regula-
lion. made and adopted at their annual
The rules herein were order.
ed by the County Judge, the ether regu-
la,ions were adopted by themselves.
We here would take OCCASION to state
,ha, the law requires each man should
lis, his property under oath, aad imposes,
fine Of five dollars uron each one who
refuses to be sworn or affirmed. We
will here notice that upon the report Of
the Assessor showing who thas refuses,
that action will be commenced to recover
the fine. Whenever man becomes
such an egregrious citizen as to endea-
vor to hide his property from the Asses
sors, and refuses TO list i. all, he should
be deal. with summarily.
Eulc, and Regulations TO b, Observed by the
assessors Of Cedar County.
LIST. You shall each have 4 plat Of your re-
spective Townships, and shall assess and return
all the lands in your Township and shall have
the name of each owner written on the tract OF
land owned By him upon the plat Of the Town
.hip, and shall designate upon sad plat who are
the owners Of each and every tract and parcel
of land in your respective Township.
End, Assessors will refer to lists Of lands and
documents ia the County off YES and assess 10 the
name of the owners Of each and every tract Of
land in the Township, and will return no land:
as assessed with "0wDers unknown or as non
residents, but shall assess their whole Town
shin and shall assess each aud every trast 10 thu
! proprietor's name or that Of she record owner
81. Assessors must keep An account of ID,
day. spent by them 10 assessing, and il thei
| bills for services shall state the whole numbe
| of days spent by them, and what days 90 spent
and how many hours spent on each Of said day
| and how and when spent, which bills must b.
! sworn to BY the Assessor.
4th Unless these rules are strictly complie,i
with, the compensation for service will he inva
riably denied. WxLIs SPicgR, Judge.
The following was then adopted as the grad
nation OF the several kinds Of property and th
criterion for assessing, the same TO be the aver
age.
| For First cla~ Timber per acre, 5000
and for criterion for assessing lands the follow
Jog TO be the average price Of lands in state {
| Nature a. the average from which shall be de
Quoted, and 70 which shall be added a. circuu
stances shall require, and tn this average pric
ehsl be added the value and importance Of Il
location and advantages aud the value OF th
| improvements thereon, and added to the gam
the value of all external advantages, superior
ties or benefrr. aud deduct rs the same may
:~tar,ar -
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A. SHAW, Ssc'y.

uI.rsx CGxrY.-Jt will be seen BY reference
tn another column, that Linn county gave We |
~ rsspectabie majority for the Republican can
dida.e for School Fund Commissioner. Not-
vithstapdng be was betrayed BY some VINO
were active in the convention that noln'nsaa
him while the most base aud untoundeu i.ise-
hood, ere circulated against him privately
ana no active effort made for him. aside frota
The free. popular sentiment Of his friends, ne
was elected to fill for two years more 40 once
which he has ever filed with credit to himself,
and honor TO the county, Mr.. B. does MT Seep
his busincss at loose euds, but invites an eSaml-
nation Of the affairs Of HE oiice. Under the cir
en- instances, we lock upon his election - mer'
ted compliment 70 himself, end fortunate re
anti 70 the county. He was our caDd date nrsl
lat, and all the time. Can our friends OF the
Republican Register say - much r
The above little Bit of signifcanes we
clip from. the TIlsy Timss, Although
the Republican candidate was nomina !
ted regularly in convention, yet some Of
the participants OF that convention gave
him the 80 cold shoulder" publicly, and
ia punch in the ribs" secretly. The in
nuendo squlnss hugely at the Marion
Register man a. the Pharsee complained
Of. It's jus. what we expected OF him.
The loud. mouthed ratings Of the juaior
came from a week head and a decei.lul
heart. and not from 4 lore Of pure re-
publican principles.
This same little editor was pleased
shor, time age 10 say many hard things
Of us, such a. traitor, Turnkey. knaye,
TOOL. and many other such epi,hets
properly descriptive Of himself, and now
we fiud the little Janues pointed al as ,
sneak, .ha, crept into Republican con.
ven,iou, took an active part, and Their
"bseanae ealm." The fact is, this pom
pous little junior is one Of the S'lve
Grey Wings. and will follow of Brown
ing. Clagge,t, Starr and others, after dc
ing the Republican cause all the mschis
he can. lie is IN political matters as oil
!ogyish as any Nebraskai.e in the liant
, and still believes the old defanct Win
party to be the the only patriotic party
the land, and hence because Mr. Brow
the Republican candidate .: Linn count
-, had once acted with the Democrats, tn
same bombaaic editor let his Repuhlica
valor ooze away, aud became as inditIe
. en-, as the boy did who "didn't care (
whether school kept or not , and /,
rather limited he was q "ll,tle more so.
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BRICK.

~ undersigned woald respectfully inform
~ inhabitants Of Upton and vicinity that We
y will be prepared next season 70 furnish bsick
Of the best quality, end In aay. qaaasittes; snd
vill slso take contracb to erect bsddtHgs IN the
best poss BILE manner, and at ~ low prices ~
any builders in Cedar County. We ALSO nave
and use Of FosrEa's PATENT BUILDING BrocKa,
which have nov been salleisotly tsessd b ect.
tie them 10 the confidence q the public, AL
buildings erected Of the Pste~t Block will be
warranted to give satisfaction.
Give US call tcfore closing your contracts
with other. ll-3m WAraous ; CHAfrEsL.
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Special advertisements.
House Tinishtng.

THE subscriber having located him self in
l. the town ef Upton Is prepared 10 do plas-
tering OF all kinds and colors and outside work,
Rough east initiated INTO brick, stone or mar
bic, fancy And ornamental work, plsstsr OF
para monioings, cornish, centers. paper
hangings, &c. am determined 10 give salts.
faction to all who may favor me with their
patronage. For further Information aoply O,
or address Jc! HAnulbf, y
Upton, Feb. Is, $50. n7-6m.
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Robert Cover, Cass 90
John Safely & R. Davidson, BED Oak
ia. Ca.eteer, Sugar Greek do
J. D. Walker, Rochester 90
Iowa do organized
A. c. Staples & J. Macy, Springfield
Centre DO organised
On motion Of J. w. Cassell shaa the
Secretary offer the proceedings Of the
conven,ion to the editor Of the .ddrert1.
Ger for Publication.
Motion to adjourn.
! EDWARD WRIGHT,
A, SHAW, Ncy. Pfes'deM.
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a Brare Woman.-The late accounts
from Oregon mention the noble defence
OF q woman named Harris whose hous @
was attacked by large force Of Indians.
Her husband was killed a; the first fire
Of The Indians, and Mrs. Harris, with
her daughter, who was also severely
wounded, undlsmayed by the fearful odds
agains! them, barred tae doors Of their
cabin, and loading aud firing their guns
IN sign. Of the husband and fathers vel.
tefing corpse, fought the savages for
eight hours wheD .aey were relieved by
the arrival o. friendly party. She xii.
led several Of iae Indians, and KEEP, Up
such ho; fire on The rest as to proven,
them from approaching near enough to
sci The cabin on FIRE, which they repeat.
edly attempted 10 do.
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a Valuable Piece of Pdpsr. ~ Roger

A Valuable Piece Of Paper. Rogers,
the poet, who recently died in London
a, the age Of SO, had one of the five
notes Of the Bank Of England that were
ever issued for million Of pounds s,er.
ling 1--we millions dollars.) He kept j,
in frame hanging in his drawing-room
directly beneath similar frame contain
ing the receip, that Milton gave his
BOOKSELLER for the proceeds Of Paradise
Lost, which were only one hundred and
fifteen dsilars,