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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

VIII leave TU ESDAY July 10. at O'clock A. NJ.
LEE. FOR VERA CHUX.--U. S. MAIL LINE
HfEEIA The and magnificent steamship Texas, Thos.
Forbes comnander will leave for Vera Cruz as
bJFo freight PASSAGE having ecgant accommodations
for cabin and steerage passengers, apply TO
HARRIS MORGAN d Co, foot Of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Hy-Fo freight Will be received without order from
Agents. jyl0
Will leave on THURSDAY. July II, at o'clock, A. NJ
1eE1s., FOR BIsAXOS SANTIAGO, VIA
N,NfEHTH GALV ESTON-The New Orleans and Texas U s.
Mail Line. The and magnificent steamship
Nautilus, Jno Thompson commander, will leave above
pnnctaly For freight PASSAGE having elegant staeoom
accommodations, apply
HARRIS, MORGAN l. CO, foot of Julia street.
opposite the Steamship Landing.
freight shipped by Nautilus will be delivered
Captain Kennedy Of the steamer Grampus, unless otherwise
directed.
hSppes must provide themselves with the stcaInes hills
OF hdng. No other form will be signed. jy4
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Leaves every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock


le5alrllEt = LYON-in place steNmet Sachez-Regnar
Ess5&-az3s EickSbnrg and Mliikens Bend Packct-The
fine fast running passenger packet steamer Frank Lyon,
l. Aabuy, master, will leave above for Mlken's Bend
Ticksburg, Warrenton, Grand Gulf st. Joseps Rodney
Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
and all ntermede landings the Coast regularly every
urdey at o'clock r. NJ For freight passage, having
passed accommodations apply board, or 10
LEWIS SN-iPP 4 Co, 81 Front street, or to
r. X. LAUGIIIIN, las Carondeet street
E All frctht for faZoo River Yazoo City must
consigned to some house in Sckabug. jyl4
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The following contains the alphabet: "John +,
Brady gave me q black walnRt box Of aaite q SInall
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RTc&sOtF ANS CELEBRATLD PLANTA-
lVl T1UN PUMPS-Donbe Acting Suction and Force Coast
Gallons per hour: Snga House Pumps Fire Engines Pumps
for Cserns and Deep Wells Copper Lined Juice MOs.
with Brass Bal! Valves Hot Water Pumps for Forcing into
Boilers nstStennl.
lifting and forcing large volume of water from the river
Overtowg rice lands, supplying houses, etc. Draining
Engines House Engines with copper
Valve Pumps for juice nolsses md forcing hot into
boier Steamboat Doctors and Wreckng Engines Por
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps worked by brake
a nozzle, IL distance Of from 100 10 10 feet
The engines each furnished with band wheel for wing
a crcnlar mill, gin stands, and he furnished
without pumps for printing houses houses where
No buick work erection OF any kind is necessary in putting
to both engines and boilers
and a connections made.
Cincinnati, December l, 1856
Messrs. Geo n Wiuclel Bro. & Co:
GeuS-he Pumping Engine purchased of you for of
small shop the line of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider the best pumping within my knowledge.
The engine drives besides the 0inch circular
IS pound pressure the square inch of the boiler therefore
recommend OF railroad
Others Yours truly,
New Orleans, owe mbcr !, 1855 D
Office y. o., Op and g. ". Railroad Co. 5
Mr.. 7. Bridge Sir-In inquiry relative
performance of the McGownn Pumps in upon this road
only that they quite equal your representation
and that among the variety OF pumps bHve in use, they
decidedly the best.
Yours, respectfully A. B. SEGER, Vice President
The nbove Pumps and Engn1are constantly for
ulscriber sole agent here for the manufacturers
| c2i3mdk" ISAAC BRIDGE % Magnzlnn street.
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ARD QlIi-2Q0 bhlS Shitos Winter Strained for sale
- by VOORHEES,, GRIGGS 4 Co,
m29 10 TelouIitoulas street,
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Low Err MISSIS SSIPPI.


VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at 5 o'clock P NJ.
, R|sss - REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET-ForMern-
1el.Estss phis, Helena, Napoleon, Greenve and all
landings in the BendsThe regular passen-
ger packet steamer I'll. NJ Wright J. p Clarke, master,
On place Of the steamer John sonds will leave as above.
JOHN +. HYDE d Co, Sc Poydras street
E-The II. NJ Wright will attend all the business Of the
steamer John SnOnd according Arrangement entered
into between Caps Church and Clarke
F~1he II. NJ. Wright will he ready to receive freight
MoIlay morning at the foot Of Grayier street.
rJ-Ihe steamer H. NJ Wright has made arrangements to
connect Memphis with Louisville packet Julia for uuville
and tile St Louis packet National for ST. Louis Passengers
depend the Wright making the connections, and Of going
through without detention both boats leave Memphis he
arrival Of the Wright at Memphis
iyl4 JNO. Z. HYDE & CO
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FOR RED RIVER.

Will leave on TU ESD Ny July 18th, at O'Clock P ".
mGa =, FOR SHREVEPOIST-rhe fiue fast
5t9 4 running passenger packet steamer Planter,
ss-s-zs5z D. D. Atkinson master will leave above for
Ecoe leXana Goron Landing and all Intermediate land
Red River For freight passage apply board
iyl2 LEWIS SNAPP d co, 81 Front street
E All freight for above Alexandria be consigned TO
Alexandria.
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P H L A D ELPH a .

II u a y T. u IL L d.
.h5K Eois ;PHILADELpHIA- REGULAR
: m s'sxpa d master 4ayqs Ry s %sst
GEO. W. IIYNSUN 4 co,
iylo So Camp street
Ho 1s1s pa,tsi s ay
A s1 @ Son Fy 9vD hsnr o @ % s,t s frq 90
'S;sSs 2 apply Go a?ts' % HYNsos 50 Camp street
Ef EoF FA9RHPH re Il 1.1fs, M Tha!
@ IhomDs?n msstgr os hsyng gost p G her
paSss js Apply GEo: IjT " OF nYSsoy co. 50 Camp street.
BOSTON.
A. , fsEs"f Hss&s sEip yf"l,et, Mo":oa, s sssr ss
S SS. will &E sS "3 s CO.. 'sS CAMP SaS
Fois SH sbsITGAY !f9 1snR LINE PACK
Ihe a13 4 4 s1 ship sss m n III Mpse oyy a%y
Fjy 81 Of '5:f5' " S n's' 81
FOE H9sToHE5SE4E Il stts 5a;E nrsn FE M SAsS nss
most 9t ler cargo engaged Till have quick
5 balance aEo T. SPy 10
ass FOR BosToN--REGuLAE LINE THE
Rssuar pack pae,e. Il; Sp lip co9 3 dn mser
board viii quick dispatch Fer balance Of freight pas
saEf Ss apply on ''if G@ nYssos 50 Camp street
kEN FOR BOsToN-REGULAR PACKET LINE.
szas regular packet bark lucy, Retdng master,
5 tGt balance sh5 " Or % G6 on ss sa Gmp pr
.hdR FOR BOSTON 1REGyLAR PACKET i LINE.
@ e 9S! or aacs S s: % q 2" % p w haye m on
--tel6 GEO ". HYNsoN + co, s. Camp street.
LIV ERPOU L.
The Southern star., 1856-02-23

IIsSy
Mr.. C.-HFhy. widder, you
surprise me--l'd no idee of be-
ing treated in !his way after you
had been so polite to me, and
making such a fuss over me and
the girls.
WIdow.--- 'Shet your head,
Tim Crane--nun o your sass TO
me. Thar's yer hat on that ere
liable. and here's the door, and
The sooner you put on the one
and 60 out at t'other, the better
1t will be for YOU. Ind | advise
you before you try to GIT marri-
ed agIn, to 90 ont west and see
il your wife's cold--and arter
your satisfied on that pint, Jest
puta leetle lamp black on yer
halr--lt would add to your ap-
prarance undoubtedly and be of
survIce tew yer, when yer want
to f1urIsh among the gaIs--and
when you've got your hair fixed
jest splinter the spine o yer back
--twouldnt hurt yer looks a mite
you'd be intirely onresistahe
if you was leelle grainstraiterl'
Mr.. C.--'WelI | neverr
Widow. Hold yer, tongue
yon consarned sold coot you
tell you thar's yer hat and
thars the door--be off with YER
self, quick metre, or I'll give
ye a hyst with the broomstick'
The Southern star., 1856-02-23

an
woalD sci! it by the time he returns t
your city, on his way home, and send
me the proceeds, as heretofore"
1t was held by tie Court:
That notwithstanding The letter Of
Sep embcr 10, 1850, tie letter of De
cembtr 10Th, confined ins ructions to
sell, which defendants had no ri. hit to
disregard And they. ought to have
sod, at the hest, by tie time S. Ma
& ffiin return, from Texas, and fail
ins SO to do they are liable for lie dam
ages sustained.
9, The subsequent consignment to
d tendents by plaintiff of his crops Of
IS5l-2, was the under The circum-
sta ces of the ca 81, a rat fica;ion of their
co lduct with reference to the crop Of
1850.
,, That the liability of tie defn-
dants having arisen ex contract, The pre-
scription Of one year did not apply.
The judgment of the Dist let Court
was for s, 1862, which was affirmed.
The Southern star., 1856-02-23
AN lNTEREs TING DECISION
TO
COTTON PLANTERS.

re New Orle rs Pic yLn4 reports I.
decision of the Supreme Court OF Lou
is ana, which viii prove eful ard in
Interesting 80 cot ton Plan ars generally
Inc was that fMarotfin c wan
dykes & Spalding-appeal from the first
District Conrt,
Plaintiff was cotton p!rntpr, and de
fendan his commission merchants in
New Or leans. The petit, n alleoes, m
substance, that in 1850 plaintiff consign.
ed to defendants, for sale, l53 bal9s of
cetton; that the defendants without
plaintiff authority, contrary to his first
instructions and in omission of their du-
ty as his agents and factors, wrongfuilv
delayed the sale of his crop of 1850 an
unwarrantable length of time, and that
In eonsequenc of that neglect of duty
and disregard of his instructions, he
sustained loss of five and half cents
per ID on the sale of his cotton, for
which he asks judgment, &c.
The claim was resisted on tn follow
ing grounds.
/, The defendants never violated or
disregarde9 any Instructions given by
plaintiff that on the contrary, tie
time of sale was expressly referred to
to their discretion.
Q. That even if fhey had violated bis
instructiony relative to the sale of his
cotton, sill that pl intifl ad fully ra'i-
fed tn, ir contract in re!er' II c thereto,
by corsigning TO them, for sale, his crops
of 1851 and of 1852.
3 That the suit was barred by the
prescription Of one year
Tbe evidence in the case, touching
the question Of instruction to sell. is
found in ,xiracls from two letters to
defendants one showing clearly that he
gave them discretionary power in tho
premices, by the words, you do as you
think best, nave determined TO rely
on vour Judgment in the matter" This
was dated Sept. 10, 1850. The sec
ona letter (datod Dee 1o) says; II have
drawn on you in favor of 5. Magotfin,
my brother, who will pass through your
city on his way to Texas, for $4,000.
which you will pay when presented out
of my o.on ! woull like th"t you
The Southern star., 1856-02-23
Foa the =

~ ~~~~
The scemp who pnt out the {
eye OF a needle, was punished dy
beng compelled to shave the
beard that grew on the face Of
a watch.
There is a man intOwn who
is able to read Cat night,) the
''book of destiny by "the light
OF other days"
The corn that grew on, and
SO much afflicted the foot of the
bedstead has been cut off by the
man who is as sharp as ra-
zor.'
Our boot maker is anxious To-
take the measure the foot of a
mountain.
After he has done so, shall he
(shew) shoe it.?
The man who went to sIeeD
at his post has been furnished
with a bed.
The fisherman who baited his
hook with Is swora. of a. Eenee,-
The Southern star., 1856-02-23
AN UNEXPECTED PROPOSAL OF
MARRIAGE.
Fror q Wtdo,0 Bcdott Pagers.

I've been thinkin' about takln a
nulher campan,in, and thought
I'd ask you-'
Widow.-sOh, Mr. Crane ex-
cuSe commandments SO unex-
pectid. Jest hand me that ere
bottle o camire off mentIery
SheIf--I'm ruther faint--dewput
a letle mite on my handkero h fl
and hold it to my nuZ-thare
that'Il dew--l'm obliged tew ye
now I'm ruther more kum-
posed--you may peroeed, Mr..
Crane
Mr.. Crane.--'wsll, wldder,
Twas agoing to ask you whittier
--whither-'
Widow. - Kuntineur, Mr..
Crane-dewF-I know It's turrl-
bio embarrisin'. | remember
when my deceased husband
made his superstltlons to me, he
slammered and suffered, and
was so orterly fiustrated--it did
seem as ifhe never wud GIT out
in the wurruld. and | spose it's
ginerally the case, atleast 1t has
been with all them taht's made
superstItlOns 10 me--yOu see
they'r glnerally koncertnlabout
what kind of an answer there
Fagwine to git, and it a kind o
makes 'em nervous. But when
an individ Oval has reason TO
s'pose his tachments recIpreka-
ted. | don't see what need there
is O bein nustrated--tho' must
say It's embarrassln' to me
pray kuntineur,
Mr.. c., SWell then, L want 10
know if your willing | should
have MeIissy@
NVidow.--EThe draggong
Mr.. G.. Il han't said anything
to her aboutit yet--thought the
proper way was to get your con-
sent first. | remember when L
courted T'rypheny, we were en-
gagged some time before mother
l<enipe knew any thing about 1t,
and when she found it out she
was quite put out because l
didn't 90 to her first. SO when
| made up my mind about Me-
lissy. thinks me, I'll dew right
this time and speak to the old
woman
Widow. ---tOId woman he.-
that's a purity name to call me-
amazing perlite, tew!--wants Me-
lissy, ,hey!--Tribleation! gracious
sakes alive welIl'll give up now,
/ always knowed you was a SIM
pleton, Tim Crane, but | must
confess | didn't think you was
quite SO big a tooI--w4nt MelIs-
50 dew ye2 If that don't beat
all! What an everlasting old
calf you must be 10 s'pose she
would look at you, why You
are old enough to be her father,
The Southern star., 1856-02-23

y
The judgment of the Distp let C,
was for 5 1862, which was affirme
From the Easter Ciariol
s:John Honeywell, > who never
anything very i'll, carried out his I
ciples" 10 the letter in the Subjo
lines.
THE RAIL- y
81 met him in the cars
Where resi9nedly he sat; X
His h.ir was fIll of dust,
And 50 was his crovat,
He was furthermore embellished
By TICKLE in his hat.
1.-The conductor touched his
And awoke hem from a nap, /
When ge gave the feeding flies
An admonitory slap,
And his ticket to the man
In his yellow lettered d cap.
$50, launchingi into talk,
We rattled Oh our way,
With illusions to tie crops
That along the meadows Ia
Where upon his eyes were u
With a speculative ray.
''The heads of m ny men
were bobbing as they sleep,
And many babies lifted
TIelr voices np to wseps
While The coal>dust d@rkly
On bonne 5 in heap.
"All ,he while the swayinS
Kept rudning Ger the rall,
And tie rrebuent whistle sen
Streaks OF ahgnish to the g4lQ
And the cinderS altered dowi
On The grimy floor like hai.
"When suddenly a jar,
And a twice repeated bump,
Made the people iu alarm,
From their easy cushions jun
For they deemed the sound TO b
The inevitable trump.
ga spintering crash below,
A doom foreboding twitch,
ifs the tender gave lurch
Beyond the flyiny switch,
And o mingled mass Of men
Lay weltering in the dilch.
"With palpitating heart,
My friend essayed to rise;
There was bruises on his limbs
find stars befoee his eyes,
And his face was Of The hue,
Gf the dolphin when it dies.
X
81 was very well content
In escaping With my lie,
But mutilate.i friend
Commenced a legl strife
Eeing thereinto incited
Dy his lawyer and his wife.
Sand he writes me the result
In his quiet way as follows:
That his case came up before
A bench of legal scholars
Who awarded him his olsi1a
Of $l5o0!'
The Southern star., 1856-02-23
From the Eastern Clarion.

s:John Honeywell, > who never does
anything very i'll, carried out his prin-
cipes'' 10 the letter in the subjoined
lines.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
TANNERS! saw AND GRIsT MILL MN,
Tho Best MIL ever offered to the Public n
EEI,TON'S pOkIAB BILE MIL

A. HIGH has taken tho FtTst PysaiEba NJ All H.
w state and CoHNfp Fairs where 1t has been a..
uibItaa aud Geld Medal at the ~ IN ss,.,,
~ Y. Cay. This lrgly excellent Mill celsbsatea
alhe Tor It's slnpitens, dnfhbihty aha prseN csb,y
paIelled Jnhy "a, leJ3, Stands GnrNalee! The re-
a IA Der niis sold, AID thef iErfel ,lLs as
Iana uroihly declare theft nert tpseT iIlt hsyt,s
Ucen sold the lsst ouih.l. iheS are aan,lrs
ul, sdultsa svr grinding Tom, Dais, " heat, Es.ls,
corn INC esI, 81 leus, dc, wh pony And u.r.
Is,tivn auSDos uip'ore.
40. Z a.ul srlhus itVIu TO bus. Of meal or luta
4, bus per tti IRON lu h.,rsss and
Sllsf Nos. a prvpoftiahai. Anvaut. 1hry can b,
Jfvtehsd y 1.fss, steAu or water pow er, hpu .,e
we'd saAptoa W irf.saai motion, LsIce NJ tr,riux
coal lie caii pS Atias.ea ~ ~. saw mil.
ksL akiskssfV attached these niiiis, ID US ran.
IerLk thvu tie Gully trI4s Pvas.,esbls uiiI farmer
ssL have.
Hst.isnecs can DO sgsn whore these Mill. h.y.
10 nioAtbs ~ithost eIILsr fexs Iyu,. mr.
Ascalns utSssig, Euu ass Isv nheie The, ,ss. In
tgUus, gu Tour Mobths ago III krLotLs IRON ,av,
UstaUltsbea IhNl That al aslLk k,Ly,.
"eSt g.sdH Gut loNer srt@@ ~ssi," tLai s g. RI
.lu Soy cratbets uDt4 .is,s curL aha cob. hna
tl@t 4slulvf ieou.e shs iced ~ a.sIr-d lnsu,.s
70 Ds as.a Min ptoEt. bat.ne
FELTON, MILL,
an" cut kuis 49, sith sIiL Ls surfaces so hard
lsrsd steel va AVt aIset It paSis OF srin,
"a aHs dsgtsv Vi uSghsssr aLa vi iouu,,nx GOT 10
~ ~ inrhI, iloss I.cts IustiD "a, A.. 49,,
,-Atlsas iEeso tn,as " slNU snsTs s.4iaia.tIuu.
rot ihIlUr iAIo lIlIis Auu rix nj n,i,
| % .siInvLs, LoShto ~ 20, ounce lie ,s.rs
dVUso. pstuhpur., IONA, " boa els r. u.
-a-t a. ..st
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RAILROADS.
CHICAGO AMI ROCK IsLAHD 1AILkoAD.
EA81 ~ \

- 80
SPRINU ARRANtiEMEna ,n,n
nN aud AMER Mands,, April lssb, ,os"s1 IN
ydurthei ,tice tr ms will leave Soeh Assa" "A'
IL, Sundsys excepted, ~ follows; amA A
TAI m All tain ~ 49,
"a express, stoppiug only a..he principal A. NJ.
al niros prsss, stopping at sltssaiions e.iaf.
an rreIrht, with vi class care 81 o,su :.
Trains arrive Al Rock Island daily, Sundays eAeep'
cd, as follows. soo A. NJ.
I'd express, stopping only at the principal eo . N.
ststious 81 ,ofs y. M
an freight with I'd class cars at u 49, ~ 4
AiItrains over this road are In direct connestp
Chcsco with trains over hothtn Mich soa'n ~
and Michigan Central X. X. toand from p,snnrI
iedo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, M Yss
Dunkirs RaHaio, Niagara Falls, Albany, New tos 4
PhiladeIphaa, Baltimore and MsshinStan. paad
L. Sale tah trains Of the Illinois CepHat ' !,
no rfh to 0aiena and south to ST. LonN hno SRI,
which place tlcketscsn be procured 81 .. D %
VEINS, Ticke, agt, n. r. Depot y. y
Passengers are reminded efthe Necessity ~ s s
distinct directions as 10 destination OF thef ~
esre, also 10 procure tickets before tsshs n,,
sests In tho cars the conductors cones, iases ~
10 stations on the line of the Chicago and hosA s,a'
Railroad. JOHN r. IhAei sup
W. H. WHITMAN, ASH SuPt.
Rn~k lsl.uA April 2. ISS6,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
New Arrangement,
&0W Z -
I,npoSfouf to I Passengers gong Eds'
VIA.
JOLIET CpT OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAlLn 49,,
1,swo daily trains leave Joliet Isxeeps N SSsd!r
cNi n n for Detroit, and thence win ihe Gfess
Ws,s1n Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, bana,G'
sn.ns New York, Boston, philadelphia, Mentreai,
~e' TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET;
6IsA. NJ LiShtning Express arrivfs AZ ps.'S1. Y
p M Niagara ailsS,Se ncSi Lorntng ana 49,, 80
D or Bostoa At 10 81 night, arrive al Ilisaei,
ri. wai Himt at 10 p. NJ. slso conneetsa ~ po,tot
with steamers for Cleveland and thencewhh morn
IL irains 70 all points In Ohio and nss,o,
sap N Express connects next morning 81 petie.
LII north shore line of Steamers throngh wi.hon'
,.ni,nr arriving at 80 A. N. connecting with hs-
n.s ,ssr.jn 10 New York and Boston. Also can-
PIE LIN tho morning troin on the Csuada Railway
arriving AZ Niagara Falls ate 80 r. Az,
through tickets can be purchased at the lleAe. 81,
scs Of the company at Joliet, allowing
, law ever 4 nd resume their seats al pleasure
lay ose =, a IN s,w 4. RTE, surt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-20
CoalI Cnalt

Z oWREY, THOMAS d co. are now receiving, at
lLtheir Yard near the rail road depot, o TONS
OF COAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam iihss no su-
perior 10 this Market. - -#
Owing TO eoRbinst on Of the rnners to fafse the
price Of Coai--whieh ne would not submit to-ws
unable, for shor! Tune TO supply our custom
en- But having succeeded In breahiI 2 up this com
bnation I'm which the immunity haSEo sma inter.
ssl,) are now prepared 10 deliver IN ins cit, or
Davenport, in quantity 10 suit purchasers al our
former prces, on application al the Yard.
Koe. Ihlalt lana -dtf
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gFeaI hs tuI OF y sHIsi UTslItu IoT kslrpad so
Iions, FUfhaess. AtDg-, holbuE Mills, rap,f Nm.
Factories, slau- Eal Fire kngtuss, oardeh hb,1p,,
can be used.
These Pumps ar" nov ia - on Ell the prluelp.
hsiiroajs 5 nth lut West, 'fN
u PsiLNEA MEDAL askrdCato these Ppnn. .
be late ia, u ths Otto Mechanics lHs,Ilut.
Nf'Fuli end perfect sSiisiseuoH guaranteed I'm 81.
tases shsrv properly iJ up, according edtr-ct,on,
u ordeft aHEluitA fereENed anu prompt, 1!l,..
y X pc {, LII iLhk' once az nafrows q preit,
nsn'- Front lfaeI, Davenport, Iowa.
Al, ijth. iS35-R ii Ca
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SEASONED LUMDRR
wei'ls q soPpis tn,. ss.t'on of the coun.
SHINGLES

have purchased and put up woods Patent Ma
ehlns Ia connection with my Mill, sud am sstl s6ea
can supply my customers win = better shinx IL !. |,
less money tbHn any brought hero for, or CO BE-
made By any other lnaobias. also make Shtp Sis,
by hand an. VIII continue TO do SO as long ~ they
are NJ de aSiud.
laSe .his opportunity 10 return my tha nks for
pa.I iaYors and solicit from my customers n The
puplic u ContIauance OF the same.
| Mpt.2 dwu JOHN NJ. CANNON
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The lost hand of Mrs. Jewett was buried
with the con killed BY the same accident al
Nashua, N. H. Ii is simple thing, but
very touching. that the hand Of that mother
which was not near TO soothe his pam dn-
ring the terrible hours he lived after the ae-
cident, nor to wipe the death damp which
gathered on his brow, was placed beside
him in his last narrow house.
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FISHING TACKLE
An open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

WATCHES AND JEW LIN
AT HoUSEL'S, Ne. lie CLAIRE ROW.
HAVE Ia.i retained troFn New Work w!ta TIE
iarxss, nd be stock oFane Watches asa Js"esr
ever before offered in tAis rlafsel. ! have gcle
Waien.. from 5000 So aver do from - 70 So.
,..la ssha ms tron a. fe Ssa Gigs tsO OTIS ~
ssayu6. Breast Pins froIn - So.
fwoatd csll particular attention ~ ny stock ~ La
t;,s IN winch embraces fgil Rariety o. PLAN,
Uua,iag ana hnaneged cases. and tHih& Gan SAT-
The ssosi isslsalsus-
Iasa.rl. lny Sses stock Of Nlocks, " az les Jew
-iry Silver and Plated is fai nd complete An1
~ ace larger las ever bees D-ougai 10 s mar
20 AID L viiIs ali snsesAie r-laii ~ priors ths
y,li defy ali com petition.
Rrnairisg done a. 4saal At sBoripcIies
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-o,',0cn, DUUnS, SASh, BLINDS.
Lall, shingles, Ac.
"THg OLD slEAa Mill SILL ALIVE y

"THg OLD slEAA Mill SILL ALiyE.u
-Ohkf ~ sh5 10 our hume oas customers that ".
hSsAEDutaa, ssttss ssen iamssss slvek of lar,
JVE, Latin anu antsK lee hAiJ ~ gu Lou.
.aBle our iIbs fii.---btt IN on.
.poiog! oI 'aSA sin@h sIoea Of hand 10, that our
ya-1Oncrs STA DotnalvS 10 10 stow AWAY unnI 4,
auOms up tot VI sou.ueV feel hand. " mi. w.. ,sv
iay from ~ 10 SO,Uoo feet Lul bes--l 10 n too l. m
ahthg'es. sash Doors, dc, orc, ia proportion, sul
ur sLoCk aecuLAuiatvs hIoN D--l,e ca Lsul, "a, a.,
aoseser, that We can Nil aihost any oii onsrsd Tor
House, Store or barn.
Our fall supply OF Logs Is nov coming over N.
nEF!Gs, ana eshaii De prepared 10 keep our !.
sOrsmeHt complete
FaatiAso gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED. eout,nu
auSt soA cited,
BURNELL, GILLET g. co.
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