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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

yaEDEEAN1CSs ssfsEs ks,
FOUNDRY AND MAGHfNE SHOP.
EyAHsvTLLE. IND.
WILLIAM BOYLE & CO.,
SAVING purchased hir. Henry Schr1her's well known
Foundry would respeesuiig continuance of the
patron him. and invite the attention Of all who
Foundry work fany kind DONE te Aeilites We
experie business and will all work
do prices reasonable prepared manuac
Engines Enznes Hydraulic Presses, To-
baeco Screws Presses Mill and rist ill Machinery
Budius Rastinrs Thrashers, Corn Shelters
Kettles Presses Railroad Work Steamboat Re
pairs done, e4o.
of everv description made order st short notice.
Steam Boilers Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
ibeFeto
Brass castings OF all kinds made to order
All orders may be addressed to WIN. sofLE CO..
mos oT --.
an GROSS ke9 Fssset with eatheri24 doz OK Marroa
liz square German Cologne 2 dog bears Gil for
sale by apI7 7. & D. HEIMANN.
&UNURIEs.-
y i25 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons and handsome styles
100 do new styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 do7 Carnbrie Cravats assorted qualltles
25 pieces super twitl'd French Black ClOthi
2ncartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon different widths;
$50 ParasoIs rted styles. Satin de Chine;
so do Tuck Combs. rs doz India Rubber Pnh Combs
IoO doz Horn 40, $50 gro Metal Yess ButtoDsi
tbis dav an for sala bv JAS LOW a. co,
mh29-d&w 4l8 Main street. Loulsyiie n.y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

EVANSVILLE TOOL SESsRGE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
FHHB undersigned having largely increased his stock Of
Hardware sale TO the citizens of Vanderburgh
and urroanding Counties extensive of
TOOLS
Carpenters. Joiners. Nilwrights, Cabinet and
makers Coopers Masonry Gnusmiths. Rlaeksmiths and
Butchers Also eonssety hand afu stock general
EUILpISG HARDWARE
locks 1aches butts shutters hngeH bolts screws brass
goods, cts. nails, glass. sash and raines.
GARDEN AND FARMING TOOLS.
Pocket and table Cutlery Brushes Scales Bells
Axes and great variety articles ususy kept hardware
stores.
h- Orders by mail otherwise carefully attended
mh2i AUGUSTUS WALDKiRCH.
SsEEsFY q x rs rate article of Oats BY
k<9 mh24-1u SHANKLIN & REILLY.
6ssUPERFINE FLOUT-Ohoice brands at reduced prices
~ by mh27 j. w. q >. N1Ohtk1.
WATCHES, CLOCRS, JEWEARY. &c.
have received (and are cor tinnaily making ad-
w dtons large and fine stock Of Watches. Jewe
Clocks Siver Ware short all articles usually kept in
Jewery and being direct from the
enabled sell very figures The puble generally
and the ladies particular invited to e and examine
eur stock and prices. BiTTRObFF SONS
apis Main street set lst and2t.
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cry HCT 81

cry HOT LII,
wArKR ST. .BETvVEENvINE AND DIVISION,
EcaaspiZle, Ind
octl wN. H BoIC0URTs Proprietor.
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a,0OR HAYEr F0R NAGE.


WISHING retire from active business To my
f5sSey Il offer this place for sale On it IS
lSaS eommoaous Tavern House. one large three story
Ss1& Stone Warehouse also one of Frane Pork Bouse
with slaughter from 4Oto.5c0 hogs
dav with Stables all eut-buildngs II
landing of good depth of water and At all times
is widely known shipping point second
the Ohio from Louisville TO Evans
location and ehara OF the business of the
peratvey require other branches of business be
conducted Wis Tobacco StsnEery &C., &C., all
tally supply the Demands of the public. and
which if would inoreese the general business
amazingly large section of tho country from Wbeh
this time derived (for of roads)
this point than other win in short time ne
place order has been issued from court
the opening roads) Fer urths adj
iy9-tds Rock Haven, Ky.
HNaESH RICE terces Iust reed for sale by
4 augs E. 3. GILBERT CO.. syc. near " eter.
SUGAR. 30 bbis Loaf 10 bbls Crushed;
% 20 do Powdered; iust reed, ior sale y ao,-
les TESEEY SORENsoN.
E-3O boxes eIish Dairy and western Reserve
u Cheese for sale by mylt l. d y. tlElEA
NAARPERs M HAGAZIN for Nay iSss r red arc for
Il sale By ap23 T.CoN1NGfoN co
gSLARE ETT WINE.-1oo boxes in store and for sale By
d OTATOFs- lot Of pink -eye'' (good quality)
Potatoes Just reed and for sale by
9yFsFFEE $50 bags prime received per A. L. ShotWen
nys sn1 : GEO. FOSTER 8 co.
an 100 doz ass'd Tumblers; IS boxes assd FIasks;
10 doz Sugar Bowls, 10 dox Eappies sc, Just
rec'dby je7 q. Fl. COOK SON.
"a BBLS s. H. Molasses IS Plantation Molssses;
~ 10 do fair to prime n o. Sugar. just reed hy
l'W z, d cook = s0hs
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"a + have honght the torn erly
occupied by r. Bacon Il Co. Main pposite
the Ersnch 8ant and have made lxrge additions e thsr
stock with future supplies
promising the citizens Evansville and vic nifty.
variety the best articles Family Groceries
house in the city. Being determined exsrtion
give s<sisscton in all hope 70 veeeiye teTr
ronaze. Goods delivered charge
uh1s HERsHBERGER d CARSON.
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COZ z AND C0AE. TAR.
IL persons wishing buy Coal Tar of the Gas
"a Company requested call tho office of the
pang Locust ID and pay cash
will be delivered at the
works without order from the President.
myI @. &. KEATS, Pres't.
BLACK LACE vEIE..
NX7 AS found Chorrv few days ago. Call
A9 pay charges and getis. iy21-St
SUPER FIN FL OUfs in bb andsacks various brands,
- for sale by api4 j. w. & s. YICKERY.
ANOFEEE.-75b bags prime Eastern Cofee
W 20 packets Old Govt java Coheei in store.
for sale by jy1l 2. H. COOK Il sen.
aTLOUR In SKIS AND BRLS.-A supply kept con-
~ stantly on hand for sale a lowest market prices by
feIs S E. GILBERT & CO.. Sye near Water.
6sOEET IRON AND ZINC
sale nv iys SAN'L ORR.
AAR TONS Iron just received per Luce May THIS
~ with former stock. makes ment com
plete iyI7 MANUEL ORR.
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HNE C u z a II "a HI+FUNs
HAVE just opened Cream Saloon in Mr. Dupey's
buildings above the Sherwood House.
where viii at all times Keep the best qaslity
richest ami in the best STYLE with fne
Families supplied ausntites by
leaving their orders also keep different kinds of Fruits
will with tropical fruits by frequent
osps South. wish the public to give eai
have a eat saloon ielGtf BEN. HORDE.
n "a BOXES very 81 perior W r. Cheesey
A ~ IS do Proctor 4 tfamble's German Soap;
ID DC .l6 Geo. Aiefn eHfnERsHBERGPR 9lPsoN
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q. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALER AND REvaU. DEAs.ERs IN
Gs&G GbGRsss Es% q PROVISIONS.
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
vHng ERAEsE DEPARTMENT.,
FIRST sTREET- FIRST GOoR FROM NAN

atiTAxL DSEzo 4RTMENB,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BEl0W THE CoRNEA
~ H. COOK begsto thank his fr-nds in Evansville
nei-hHorheod their avor freely bestowed
since he has been in business amongst them nd tsei
COOS whom he has taken into partn ershiP from this
date solcita for the hsr q r. H. Cook SoN,
support Aray conferred himself
T. II Cok Son having taken The buslngss premises end
purchased VII Of Mr. NJ W Foster feei
VIII be ENABLED supply the citizens
Evansville Tith yary article they require in the Gro
Gerry Provision ins. r. Il c. Soa wish especially to
the attention of il the country having prodTcr
any ud dispose Of their incTeasd facility for ts
and suppl them heir with all
required in the e dspartment at prices thar
must en- sIrs their orders the future. feb3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

cow FEED.
IN AnEALBs Shipstuf just reed and for sale
N5eZBNPGF at s5cts per 100.
apI7 hERsHBERGER g. CARSON.
G DoZ painted Churns; 20 vanished sugar boxes
head clothes pins; IL doz assd spoons;
tabs in nesk IS boxes steel Pens for
sale by ap17 I. & D. HERMANN.
KARIED BEEF AND TONGUEs.-10o0 lbs extra
: sugar CURED dried Beef 81 extra sugar CURED Beef
Tongues; rec'd per steamerJ. B. Carson at
z. Fl. COOK & SON.
mhI4 Corner Main and 1st.
$nsUSHELS Neshanic posasoss; 20 bush white beans;
eP&% 50 do dried Applesj Is do dried peaches;
fer sLeAy '2n REEsRpsAeER 4 eARsoSs .
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x. HENDRICKS. -s..-. '.s..- " = :
HENDasECEzS &T1csGEAs &
CIate Y. ". Hendricks & Co..
xr5oTrsAI'E DzsLFRS IN BOOTS AID SHOES.
FOSTERS BLOCK. FIRST sr9EET. YEAR AAiN
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EV9T -aaevaI st Hrs Gap an: Trimming stort
zI a}sa-ras .s5s-i- 4-,u Shades. Oil CLOTHS. Bu
reau sad SsSlI ti5F3rs on ssser Aa5.l,
mhi4 @9s HBEAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

TEYOW Ell 4N{ 80 eases trosn yIeneHae3 roS
I 2 do bieaehed 10 d fecsd thi
day aa3 for sale by JAS, foW & CO..
r1ha2dkw ais Main street. Geuisyiiie. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-04

sOSANGSS CAE ANAE a.
HAVE sold my stock MessEs. H. COOK
II Son. who will continue the business old stand,
which have rented to them for Eve They will also
with their business Family Groceries
and Prodace hope friends and customers will call and
examine their stock and give them liberal trial.
retiring from business. would BetuFn
thanks my and their
liberal what is
theirve general punotpality in material
oeforh be found at the ofce of GEO. FOSTER Co.
OF which firm am member and will give 70 the business
of that house personal attention.
pleased to my friends. -
ian22-tf NJ w FoSfER
TTIOfS ACCO.-Five Lump cheap TO close consgnment.
decs GEO. FoSFERs& & CO
Is XkH AND DOORS.-25. 900 Lights ass'd Sash;
- l25 Pannel Doors, in store and for sale oY
aRS 0kk. DALzELL q co
NWOLAssRs bbls Plantation in hne order and 100
EsSs ~ ORR. BALzELL & 60.
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GFOR G.. w ALL K.ER s. CO.

osSAMENATAL SIGN PAtsTING.
ovders will he attain ied With punetHaty and dis
= pqtch Odea VeHaeman Row, Yine street. between
seccsd and third streets. feA2s-tf
- 81 R9X RS city window tlAs sx10 axl2 lexti l0xI2
nzi6 % gross pint fssks received this day
and for sale by ap5 I. S =. ftEIWANN.
% zEtsN ~, tTHE8 sSAEFSsIS.--Gents black drab
cloth, past leather g2ther hoate. Oxford and Prince
ID rseut from tho fashionable msnufsetory East
apIo HSNDRTIKS & NfcRBA.
y "a GASES l3is4 Beoeees; oasas ChiI5 Boataes;ID
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-18
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

TIE DArIY LIrr or' Mnrou. .4-In
his mode Of living, Milton, ~ might
be anticipated, was moderate and
TEN perate. sac At his meals be never
took much OF wine or any other fer
mented liquor, and he vas not fsstidi-t
[ous in hisaioed; yet his taste seems to
have been delicate and refined, like
his other senses, and he had a prefer,
ence for such viands as were Of an
agreeable flavor. In his early Year,
hs used TO sit up late at his studies,
and perhaps he continued this prac
tice while his sight was good, but, il
his latter years, he retired every night
at nine o'clock, and lay till four in
summer, till Ave in winter; and, ifnot
disposed then to rise, be had some one
to sit at his bed. side and read to him.
When he rose, he had q chapter or
the Hebrew Bible read for him; and
then, with Of course the intervention
OF breakfast, studied till twelve. , He
then di,ied, took some exercise for "a
ur-generally in a chair, in which
be used TO swing himseh-and aftG-v
wards played on the organ, or the
bassviol, and either sang himself or
made his wife sing, whoa 40 he said,
had q good voice but no ear. He
then resumed his sta,iies till sig, from
which, hour till eight he conyersed witt,
those who came to visit him. BE
tiually took light supper smoked =
pipe of Tobacco, and drank glass OF
water. after which he retired to rect -
Reig1tisy's Milton. s
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sHAnr PRAcr1cE-D,Axonp CT

SHARr PRAcrIcE-DIAxonp CuT
DIAxosp.-The Albany Polics Irs-
bune, relates a very good story about
two Albanisns, who left that city
some five years since, and went to
Washington to seek their fortunes. -
A becomes a government contractor,
and makes $40, ,o00, which he invests
ia real estate. He owes u. the other
emigrant $500 and has otherobligs.
tions. In order to secure himself 3.
gainst creditors. he conveys bis real
estate to niece a handsome young
woman ofsome eighteen years. A..
then went South tor'his hedth. B.
finding how the game stood, tried his
hand. He first made suit to the
young lady, made an heiress BY her
uncle's liberality. won and married
her. A. returns and finds himself
outmanagcd, and inakcsa great ado;
bnt the niece is unable 70 understand
WHY her uncle shonld make her the
nossesser Of $4,000. without condi-
tions. and then feeling iuinred because
she bestows the giitupon her husband
The story is almost roo good 70 h
| true,
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A LESSON FROM THE BlHDs.--A
gentleman observed, in thicket OF
bushes near his dwelling, collection
of brown thrushes, who for several
days attracted his sttention by their
loud cries and strange movements. -
AT length. his curiosity was 50 much
excited, that he determined to see it
he could ascertain the cause of'the ex-
citement among them On examin-
ing the bushes he found female
thrush, wliose wing was caught in .
limb in such q way that she could nof
escape. Near BY was her neat, con !.
tanning several half. grown birdss7
On retiring a little distance, com
pany ofthrushes appeared, with worms
ind other insects in their mo.l:h,,
which they gave first to the mother
and then to her young; she, the mean.
while, cheering them in their labor nf
love, with song Of gratitude. After
Watching the interesting scene till his
;uriosity was satisfied, the gentleman
released the poor BIRD, when she few
% her nest with . grateful song to her
i.liverer;a a ID her charitable neiyhbors
dispersed 70 their several abo les. sing
.nga As they went, song OF Joy. '~S'zz
& e
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MORAL CouRAog.--Sydney Smith,
in his work on moral philosophy,
speaka in this wise OF what men lose
tor want Of little moral courage, or
Independence Of mind:-"A great
deal Of talent is lost il the world for
the want OF d little courage. Every
day sends 10 their graves number OF
obscure men who have only remained
in obscuritv because their timidity
has prevented them from making 9
first effort; and who ii they could have
been induced to Begin would in oil
probability have gons great lengths in
the career OF tame. The fact is. that
to do any thing in this world worth
doing, we must not stand back shiver.
ing, and thinking of the cold and the
danger, but Jump in and scramble
through as we'll ss we can. It will
not do to be perpetuslly calculating
tasks, and adjusting nice chances; it
| did very we'll before the food, when
| q man could consult his friends upon
| an intended publication foran hundred
| and fifty years, and then hive 10 zee
| its success afterwards; but atPrssent,
a man waits and doubts and .hesitates
and ccnsults his brother, and b bis
uncle, and particular frisndsstill one
fine day he finds thst he is sixty years
of age; thai he has lost 30 much IN COO.
| snltino his first COUSINS and particular
| friends, that he has no more time 10
| follow their advice. 'rsa SO o. isees
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Ilotbiaa.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
At JOHN J0RDAA's
A LARG l. aud yan-d fssotIuelt oiUeB's at
ARSys, Hcady Hade Cfothtng. enorf


A LAR5 l. aud yafird tssofIuelt oiuen5 . and
AASys, Hcady made Cfothtng. etnorse.
ing aliIhe diefsnlspd apprOyscstyiss a1d msde by
good ~orktnon out ofths beet lDHDiral. ~ W
FiHe, ineiinis and common, bDion, besS sE, Fett.
Pilot, fstersham aud Flushing bangups, sseksand
FglstOg egcOats Cloth, Dress aud Frocs Coats OF
various end gua ilies Cloth Cassinsre fati~
net, eTYEt and Tweed PaEtaloons. Siis, satin, Va
icntia swansdowo, Velvet, Plush, Ciosb, Cashmere,
sa,!p o., Doao aod Single breasted kesis. Monkey
Jackets, ,Drawers UBdersAits, hoslerss suapsDdsts,
aosea Cr. v1ts oiiafs stocks,
Ees. ssaffs, Winchester and seOtt'sappreyad Psseh'
Shooieer.eam Shirts, yubreiGsand alisf.s!osususi'
~ kept 10 gsntlsman's furnishing stores, including
Robes Dc ChsuDresRd Reyey9 Rsate aud gerehBIs
Alec - splendid Assortment Of uBcut Ciotls, CssI-
aeHes aud Isstiags All oI which will BE- runde hpFo
ordsr.Htss best an1ner With prom pHess, " nfeshn-
tnodaiinz prices, and ny competent wofkmon. tnif
estabsbmsnti the monthly receipt oftss istest
Fa.bEDas thaturder.latrste6 20 sheto MY be re.
ifduhon being IA the atssisyle py th9se who de-
sTCit AL IGauuef of p.aiu dUfs and 81rk oi gem
ts8 medi'ai, promptly altshdsd TO IA heretofore
RATS 81 a new styletb<siber With All otfha C5Ih-
mon kinds constantly on hsuf.
tsfstent4furhasfny n bsctthe ~ 3afG"LF
~ bOprs -tJ ntefil gssHttGgspst oitheszme-
jobs JokbAAsE, .
n AsrehautTaiiotandCl Clofber % Front4sr..t, speo-
-ilAthe steam Mills.
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Fire aad Burglar Proof Safes

& gssFssf. ssE4s .ssB,
nAviSG obtained ID. axency for the sale OF LII.
ll He's Psent Fire End Burglar Proof Safes, Bah /
l-oeks, RaLk Vsplt Doors aud fTauss prepa
ed " furnish Ut mauufsciarer. YFices any 81 Ii sss
sTtisies short notice, 4s- @ 49,.
These SAFES are all fastened with L;Eie'sfecks Siy
ing bid sscarty sgaip $, thlsyss, psrectl
Tree frGm damp soc better Gre proofs than aa.
cahts safe made. Ths hnrnpg ef them In apY buif.
d.ng esSHst inst rally Ijurs II, N, aud they be
exchanged for oew ore II suy agehcy BY PAYING 70
fspsiniins. Tas ssuh aoors xn issme are rsliaGs
tnieal, ,orna generally rss hsrc ,aey
are 6est known, gs. / q
The bank Lcckshsve always foiied the tsryfsr ard
all Bank Lock seeking coU psi!tors,
The variuus ies,s applied ;hess articles by
peehsnical aud agricultural fairs where Issy hsss
always obtaIhod The 1rs; prsnians establishes tae
certsjpt, ofheir 50 psrortS. Susahsevrsarei vned
~ sail aud examine the articles references, csriit
cates, &c, before pnrehas,Hs. EH
me aIlisrsix nsd srvihs only agentsin Ross rs
lao (Iu,) aud p~ssnpors liowal for the Worlds
sse ompany, 2. I ros, =. !. orusrs addressed y
ether ptAc7 wi, rscslVs prompt sssention.
CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois 81. Hoek Island,
k14iE sg.lL As IA. a
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DR. J MCDONNELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

@ 80 WTlSHESI 70 Inform "a. prbae that ),
TX w hss r-sruad uertiy !eesteh n Dsveu,
Eq se5s b ~ o9nssse = :,s.s ~ q
seisnlla Principles. After oonstaR. practice o.
many Years on all kinds o. diseases, he feels ppl
70 ssy that DO will Civ satisfaction 10 all who ssn
play In. He caH produce SIS good C-r.iacs.es a
any othes wes OF NJ York. He hes teen hers on!,
lew moatbs. and the many important CURES be hsl
e5selc siiEos he VIII SPEAK nors for him thg,
can rea ly bs inssrtei In . newspspsr-
Tbs following s5ntl5men Who have q cloy 81 hf q
sincs be eswe bsrs % lbs noss severe essss, vii
gesn- a E+
al dissases warranted cured Ii cursble, o. o.
money ps.a.
Taatsver. Any case DO cannot cure, II any csbe'
nan css be 30. 70 cars be viii pay nia on, Of III
own pO5, ct.
PoA eyias and Fis,1lss ~srrshtsd e1red In an,
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LoRn CAnpRrLL AND JoHN 3 BrsYAs.

[
LoRD CAMPBELL AND JOHN B-sYAs
Lord Campbell, the distinguished
Chief Justice ofEnglar1. n remark.
.ng on the Elgyias Z pftyress, says:
Little do We know what is .orour
permanent good. Had BuDysn been
discharged and allowed to enjoy has
liberty, he. no doubt. would have re-
turned to his trade, filling up his In
tervals Of leisure with field preaching;
his name would not have survived his
own generation, and he would have
lone little for the religions improves
ment oflnankind, The prison doors
were shut upon him for twelve years.
Being cut of from the external world,
he com,nuned with hia own soul, and
inspired BY him who touched Isaiah's
lips with fire, be composed the noble
allegory,thc merit of which is new
landed by tie refined critic. sn l which
has done more to awaken piety, and
to enforce the precepts OF Christian
morality. than all the sermons that
have been published by all the pre-.
hates ofthe Anglican Church"
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The cane sent by Strfnafeiiep to Rich.
ardson will be exhibited % the rstiying
dsmoersss Tomorrow night.
II 10 understood Il 10 to be loaned &c bully
brooks. on the return Of Richardsos 70
Washingion---Chic. jour. r
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REYERrNcrS

J Z Siilisma N csuuop, Coses & psEiet
Meodru6 y sdssnrtS, Lalsndlne, Q Web
lsmpeeIi, 9 BAR. . s Cue. Thos Began, s Fias
Hou'J p Cook, o I Davenport, EsesI, D ls
Brook, Ale y. crssa.l!, DR.. o,k.srdon. =
Nckcdls, Ecstsr ETUu. s51.nj84g sif1a-tS 4
He csn De consulted st the City Hotel, or 81 VI
oss Horse shee!ns ksssblisanst: 90 Ia I'd sstes
aplIs-6wif
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lie CLAIRE FOUNDRY

4aEH E@s ~ AND I5HEsgr - ans.
N1 - = Ia ne = h . P.s
NJ IAoS1HHE. successor % hisssrs is Ciaisess 4
isssi. po~f prepared 10 Marstf1etmree lEs -
sgi SIEA NJ ENGINES
shs various Kind. .aits ba TO tic wa OF OK % IN
ug. siso.C AsrisGs, for 81 oftse dlGsreat yaria.
to. .. dhiDs rug. ina sasansaai ali descriptions.
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Cape, Srl-, Brackets. Iounns e., etc. sl~ass on
hand, and MAZE io order.
ConHeciAd .ith Ire above isa Forging Shop un-
der lbe direction vi alea OF sunefor sgiil.
Egsss aof on p,bs,jun nf fSssnss n sss 10 order
3shbii Meta. alw&S E al aEuas. =
ny st5ck OF Patterns fer Hachinsry, Bsiidin. snd
orha fnsa;al purptss Y un-l rp%s-ea By any similar
EstGbi!shal 1T ia The West.
| Repelriag dnae,las tae sloriers notice. charge-
reasonable. tsa a. an times paid for Old I.on I'D
Goppe
Corner es FrSpf and sect Sta, .ave4per.. Io~s.
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MoxunEsr 70 rss RSv. joss WssIsr.
The bsndon papers @sniioa that . mon
uuient 70 the memory Of the 1ev. John
Wesiey b teas erected IN he Aative tess,
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MEAT TlR THE EUNGRYI
A ABAkGKINI

story s,ic rnst property 10 held toe bisa, bat
i those wishinsa bswsir tn house snd leass wou 9
dowel 10 csl 90 Lhs suhsen bss. ehlxad 10 ssli
and wili do % tor ths sahs u he sAoass.
Csiisooa os the prsniss, Hxrrison n nsar eA 30
~ st my sAop 90 SiA ST. below he Court W 49,. ~
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Douts an0 SbOfs,
THE SHOE TRADE.

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Undersigned, sursessors 10 e1- pawsog d go, Q scf
10 the eiuz.ns and ylciDitF gfes'f H.
Easements than ever 10 buy thsir ops shd shoes u
iAem. Our ressh stock hSrsaitef VIZ alwats ee,'.
tain ever ds,crgtsou Of so d vaotcd b ths psoPe
No ats o IRE uiatine sstsDsfve1 preps<risona iof
tr dealsrs 70 call aLA xeIqiDf cur ftocL aa Pr.
- ). y ~ - ssli oh ~ go
she! 0AF -, ~ US ~ Sl !"
5zsa., a.. ''sH3 D1fs5,ys, f,y, ~ 49,, =. IA IL zf
". = ---.--. cfso! s... l 80. ao.r ~ roth -.
Boys Yonths' and Infarts Boots
A LARGE ia of he st11sI T,r] t,tf.s, A (t..Sy