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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-31

The following excellent letter has jus
reached New York from California where i
was published. 1t is addressed to Col Kin,
of the San Francisco Bulletin:
New York, Sept 4th, 1856.
SIR: have pleasure in acknowledging the
receipt of your letter of the 4th of last month
Believing that its subject comprehends the
whole future of California-magnificen if oul
hopes can be realized, consider that an i'm
mediate and clear reply is due TO the people O
the State, who in two months will be called
upon to decide it. 1t is perhaps, due also tc
myself to use the occasion presented, for max
ing statement of my convictions in regard
to it, as l have not thought it altogether con-
sistent with propriety to offer on other oc-
casions The necessity of establishing rail
road to the Pacific, is as clearly apparent to
my mind as was the necessity of extending to
1t the constitution when the country was ac-
CURED
1t is hardly necessary to remind you that
have occupied many years in aiding to pro-
cure for it favorable opinion, and it might
reasonably be inferred that | would be prompt
to seize upon the first good opportunity which
should offer, for giving practical effect to the
labor and time | have bestowed upon it
From the day when my connection with the
army was dissolved, l have considered my life
ted to the construction of this Pacific
Railroad. In view of future events, that can
be easily appreciated by every man, this ma
tional highway becomes indispensable, as a
means of holding these parts OF the country
together AS to the question OF constitutional
power in the Government TO ald IN or 10 Sc
cure its construction, there is, IN my mlnd' as
little doubt as of the power CT government
to provide postal accommodations IN time OF
peace, or means for the transport of munitions
and bodies of men in time of war. Enter
tanning no doubt as to the power and to the
expediency of its exercise, any change of the
Constitution in this connection, is unneces-
sary, until this great national work can be
consummated.
Every facility of communication by postal
aan other arrangements should be Immediate
ly established as a means of annlhllatng the
distance, which divides the Pacific and Allan
tic coasts, and consolidating by indissoluble
bonds the now apparent detached ana sepe-
rate parts of the American Union.
This opportunity to answer your enquiries
has given me a peculiar satisfaction. My for
tunes are inseparably connected by choice, as
by the current of events, with the Pacific
coast. l cherish grateful recollection of the
favor | have already received from this new
people, whose marvellous energy and power
in the brief space of eight years have estab-
lished an empire in place of the solitude and
feeble civilization which have so long obscur-
ed that country, and whether in public or pri-
vate life, no opportunity will be allowed to es-
cape me in which by personal devotion or by
personal sacrifice [ can advance its great inter
ests.
With respect, am your obedient servant,
J. c. FREMONT.
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TRAVELLERS H0ME,

EormerIv BusPs Head Tavern.
THNHE undersigned taken the above well known house
reftted and renrnished it throughout IN the best
stve The will be second to no othsr
IN have for Boarder'. and Keep as
Iii table as the market will afford and rates
sonable Attachcd TO house is good Bowling Alley
will receive every attention ana GO
we'll taken care augI1-h NM.D. IhoMAS:
IHEFsE-0 boxes very superior Cheese Jus. ree'd BY
tar127 HERSHBERGER CARSON. .
ISRTME CIDER YIN EG GAik,-lo bills, waFrHsed pure
szsT 'Ai' HERsHBERaER CARSON.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
REFIN MEM EN- T.

K Z + n e NJ r N [
EHvERY of the aboFe will be found we'll adapt
IL ed to and representative of the Immense quan>
ties of Goods arrived the we'll known Store of
VIM. LOe haI & CQ.s
Corner of Main and Having assortment ana
Goods surprising in the variety styles eolos
shades in quantity and quality and thing
which other house take particu
invite friends and In Evansville
give a call We extend invitation in
particular the assuring them that article
imaginable the of Dry Goods. Embroideries
Swss French and scotch) Fancy Goods Manilas White
Goods every :ription, Shaws Millinery and Straw
Goods the richest choice and most varied
We fully convinced that satisfy the
expectations aud satisfy claim respecting
good and low prices In Clothing ofesery kind and pa
please demand for fashion color quality
the same piece goods Come and convince o1rssyss
mh31 VIM. LOEWENTHAL e. 90.
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FIR z s III AND -
EICH VIERLING have just 0peneda largo assortmen
A-of Drug and Medicines which they invite the ateen
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes OF
Oils Dyestus Spices. Perfumery Fancy Articles &C. &c
ALso-all popular Medicines All KINDS OF Palnu
in OIL Pure Wines and Brandes
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at No. IA ater
under the Journa al Office. myo-et
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MECHANICS, WORKS.,
70 UNDRY AND MACHZNE SHOP
WILLIAM RnViFe a. IN

| WILLIAM BOYLE dE CO.
k u AViNH purchased Mr.. Henry Schriber's
FOUNDRY, would respectfully eontinuanee tho
patronage extended him, and invite the
Sant Foundry work of any kind done facilities
IRE experis need in the business and will
We do and prices reasonable. We prepared
lure Steam Engines Fire Engines Hydraulic Presses To-
baoeo Screws and Presses Saw Mill Machinery
Buildns Bastings Horsepower Thrashers Shelers
pairs done, etc.
Castings of description made order
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures
hereto,
Brass castings of all kinds made o order.
All orders may be addressed to VIM. BOYLE co.
mhZS- ow Evansville, Ind.
GROSS keg Fassets filed with leather MarroaJ
4 Is dozlong square German Cologne "a doz bears
sale by ap17 I. & d. HEIMANN,
eSSUNORIEs-
- 125 Bonnet Ribbons stYies
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 dOz Cambria Cravats assorted qualities;
IS pieces super twill d French Black Cloth;
20eartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon. diheren twidthsy
$50 Parasols assorted styles, pes Satin de Chine;
so doz Tuck Combs rs doZ India Rubber Puff Combs;
100 doz Horn do, $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
100 metal Coat Buttons $50 gro horn Pand
this day and for sale by JAS. Low & co.,
mh2s-dAw 41s Main street. Louisville, Ky.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERs AND DEALERS IN

C& @ IN I'd Cd w Oh @ u o
AvING reduced their prices to correspond with the
u duced of Ssltpstre continue to offer their we'll
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE owder in kegs and canters Also Gunpowder for
Blasting Mining comprising full assortment of quas
aud kinds required by the trade give entire
satisfaction.
The standard their Powder which has Dyed thu
highest ton than will be
found unsurpassed other manufacture of the kind In
the world
For by the principal Dealers and also at the office the
Company No. SO Wall, cor. Water street, New York.
A. G.. HAZARD, President.
E. my 6md
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aNRESH ARRIVALS
4 20 cases elegant Fancy Prints;
do assorted bleaehed Muslin;
100 pieces plain bl ok Lawns;
100 DO half mourning Lawns;
IS do elegant French Robes;
DO Challie Bel ege, extra qualities;
500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiefsi
ted Ribbons Just reed and for sals
by my5 j. H. MAGHEE CO.,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
HHTHERE can the hun cry people get
SN The best of Groceries dry and wetf
They'll find them. safely bet.
AtZ. II. COOK ~ Sons.
There's -four and sugar. soda soap,
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff
Cigars quite worthy of a puff.
For cash at 2. II. COOK SONS.
There's Goldfish, coffee, starch and spice,
Hams. cheese and butter, very nice;
All to be had at the lowest price,
For cash at q. H. COOK q SONS
Corn meal. molasses. pork and salt,
And further, lest the rhyme should halt.
u'll find lust every thing but fault
For each at z. H. COOK Il SONS.
In fact, believe this tale not
No man. exceFt stu pid sot,
Can want for oven, pan pot,
Or thi ng that can't be got
To nibbie cold swallow hot,
For cash at 2. II. COOK q SoN's
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NUMBER 81.
MISCELLANEOUS.


SHANkLIN RELY beg leave to call the attention b
~ their friends and customers their
eeted assortment of spring dry goods
during hepast two weeks comprising of the
able stocks to be found in the city which they
sale and retail TO their customers and the public generality
atow prices for cash prompt buyers
sts in part followingBroad cloths black and fancy
and Tweeds white buff and fancy Marsaie and
silk Vestngs Cottonades cloths
Linen Drills rich Calicoes Philip Allen Spragues
Lewns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Beregss black and colored Grape white
mere plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed 0rgandies,
Briiantees and Cha de LANES white Grape Shaws black
and fancy silk shawl rich sa shaws searf
white lace 0apes Moria antique Parasos silk and gingham
Uoreas Panama. Leghorn and Braid Hats. English straw
fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves.
leaf and fancy Fans boots Shoes floor
stair Oil Cloth and printed blinds together
great variety of Trimming small fancy goods
&C., &e. my1 SHANKLIN AZ RELY.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Fremont on Pacific RAILROAD

The following excellent letter has just
reached New York from California where it
was published. 1t is addressed to Col. King
of the San Francisco Bulletin:
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BUSINESS CARDS.

/. a. WHEELER. Il. ROBINSON
| WHEELER &ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
| Successors to IugIe, Wheeler 81 lgehart.)
General Land and Collecting Agency, Office Sd ST
Opposite the nsW Court House Building, near
Wash shiagt0a Hotel, Eoqns0iIls, Ind.
John HURLEY. T. Sullivan
FORWARDING AND C0mMGsSION
...s 80 Feho"Pil0"lssE Ea1S stEeet; oR1R.ns
ASA HGLEHART.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Successor ngle, Wheeier Iglehart in Real Estate
Will practice Law in the Circuit Courts of vanderburgt
and the adjoining counties. Office over the Canal Bank
Evansville, la. febl4-ly
MORRIS =. JOHNSON,
Once on Bray baildiag'. nearly the
SorAnr rtBEIo BESnX lS5 81 sFion I'll OF PEACE.
Mt. CARMEL. IA
w Eastern Illinois and all other sinsss appertaining
to said ofioes. paying taxes. etc; =, p.,t Evan.-
Vile. Ind. ap2l-w
tsAAo Hx1mANN. DAVID HEIMANN
T.&D. HEERANN,
WHOLESALE AND RErAI IL DEALERS In
GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
2UEENswARE, LIQUORS, q &C., MAIN STREET,
DOORS ABOVE sECc I, EVANSVILLE. IND.
iansl
y. TT. COX,
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER KINDS OF PRODUCE,
VinceRHes, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving
oct3I-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER ST. BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EUGRsg sgiLIe, Ind
oct1 WM. H. B0ICoURT, Proprietor.
A.
EAENDRICKS & Mc5sEA.
(Late V: W. Hendricks & Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOSTERS BLOCK, FIRST sTREET, NEAR MAIN
mo. ROGERS, JR. II. INQUIRE. J..
as sG a9RSs INQUIRE IL CO.,
commission and Forwarding Merchants
NO. %, PoYDRAs STREET,
NEw ORLEANS. La.
ldberaLaash advances will be made on consignments
nipped to our care oy
W. Browns & Co., Vinceunes, Ia.
BENEDICT IL WILLIAMS Grayyille, Ill.
O'RILEY g. Co.. Evansville, Ia
s L. HoyEy, do do.
PusoUoHEr & BRos. Mt. Vernon. Ia. ldec28-ly
Joay. ]. OHAsDLEm JAMES HARLAN. JR.
CHANDLER & Harlan;
together partners in the practice
flaw will all business confded to them One
r both always be found at their oce
Sherwood House. to give counsel or transact bus
will be given to collections.
Evansville Nov g. ls54-ly
PRENTER,S JOB PAPERS.
NIXON & GOODMAN,
Nos. TT and 10 Wall ST., Cincinnati, O,s
Ill PERS Cards Gard Sheets. Black and OolOred Inks
gronzes. varnishes. &C., which they offer at
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NEW DRUGS,

1 deos 49, GEO. FOSTER e. co
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ROCK HAVEN FOR SALE,

.na WISHING to retire from active business to my
5a,r farm. offer this place for sale On it is
sis eommodious Tavern House, targe three story
M Stone Warehouse. also one of Frame Pork House
- with capacity to slaughter from 400 to 500 hogs per
dav with good stables all necessary out-budings II
has stone landing good depth of and at all times
free from Dry Goods and Gro
cerv Trade is widely known shipping point second
10 but 60 Ohio from Louisville to Evans
Vile The location chara of the business of the
place mperayey require other branches OF business to be
dueed viz. Tobacco Stemmery. &C., &c. all essen
tally necessary supply the demands of the public and
bcb IL done the general business ofthe
place amazingly large section of the country from which
ais time no trade derived (for roadsl
this point than other will in short time be
to this place order has been issued from court
6a onenip of new roads For further nformatisn
drsss ROBERT GRAHAM.
fv9-tds Rock Haven. KY.
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q. III. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT..
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,

RETAIL DEPARTMENT.,
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CoRNEh>
~ H. COOK begs thank his friends in Evansville
1e negborhood for their avors freely bestowed upon
him since he has been in business amongst them and takes
opportunity of introducing their notice his Mr.
H. A. COOK whom he has taken into partnership FROM this
date. and socits for the firm Of r. H. Cook SoE,
the support literally conferred himself
z. H. Cook Son. having taken the busR premises and
purchased the whole of the stock of Mr. M W. Foster feel
confident that they will be enabled to supply the citizens Of
Evansville with every article they require the ro
cery Provision line. H. H. o. Son wish especially
attention of persons in the country having produce
kind dispose their increased facility tax
their stock and supplying them at their with all
articles required in the Wholesale department. prices that
must ensure their orders or the future. feb2-f
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NIEW BOOKs.-
/ q The Life and Adventures of Beckworthi
The Martins Of Gre Martin. by Leyer' 1st OUT
Abbott's Franconia Stories. complete set -
Steel Enrgsvings of Fillmore Bashehai anu FREMONT
Is cents each;
L of Blu and Fremont
"a for saie bT ssn12 DOBELL a. LISTER.
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COPARTNEKSHIP,

EN have bought the store formerly
w occupied by Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions their
stock with such supplies uses
in promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
variety of the best Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined exsion
give satisfaction in all receive liberal pat
Give trial. All Goods delivered free of charge
mh13 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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3l.arriagr5.

LIVINGSTON C4Ei.-I Thu Village, Feb T.. TX
Rev. ". t. Eonl. Mr.. Asa s. Livingston. of Peach
am, ;!iid NJ Et'~cy u. Carr %: this village
Crrrl>"-il A>NrIL.-At Luncuhurs. Feb B. hv
Rev. Wm. NrWal.. Mr. Hiram y Cutting, of !.u-
nenbur4, AID v Nand: !. Haskell .ofLcnoxville
C.. T..
HowE-nrC>roEp-In Cabot Feb >, by Rev
u. Packer. Mr.. Charlie, VI. Howe. of Fulton, Wis
col!,in. AND MIS- Mary j. i;i,ktor,I. Of Cabot
prpLE,-Mt k"WN-In Barnet, Feb. l. by Rev
). II. C"buril. Mr.. Levi ). Dudley and Miss Clara
j. AcK"wn. all Of h;r;on.
PERMISSIBLE NI>ON-in Walden Feb > hy Rex
\. {. Smith. Mr. Norman Perkins and Miss Mar,
Ann lcHnl~on, both OF Walden.
lrHuE>r-EEAt>EEp- >tan>tcl,l.o the oeti
nit. by the Rev. Il. \. Hall, Mr.. Caleb Ilchur>t
and Mi>~ Eo~"inond l'raincr!, eldest au9htcr OF Nj
Israel Erainerl. If.
WAlD-NcCAEE-N Derby Line on The 81 inst
by y. /. S,e.tic, E~1 MIR. George Valid. Of bolton
and Miss Eo>anal McCabc. of otan>,ead
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1}eatbg.

Inwrrr-In Barnet, Fet3, Mr.. Caleb Jewet,.
aged II wears.
G""pNorGH-In East Calais, Jan. 20, Mr. Prime
As Goodnough. aged a years.
SYKE>-In Mar>lfclI, JAN 90, Julia NJ. Sykes.
aged years and 10 months, adopted daughter of
Daniel = and Sarah Spencer.
CAEE-ln Holden. Mass, JAN 81, of ,!rorsv in
the chest, Miss Dru>illa Carr, of Waterford, aged
Is years.
HAwKIN>-In Danville, Feb. I. of consumption,
Charles. OF Peter and the late Eliza Ann Haw-
kln>, aged Il Years and / months.
BETL-In Walden, Jan. 10, Mrs. Lucy Bell, aged
- years.
FAEH-In Coventry, Jan. %. Mr.. Joseph Farr,
aged 52 wears.
BEERY-ln Bradford, Jan. 90, Of consumption
Mrs. Esther {. Berry. aged - wears and 8 months
FI>H-In East Orange JAN Il, Mr.. Lathrop Fish,
Esq, Post Master. aged "a
MAsON-!n Monroe. formerly LYMAN, y. H., Jan.
81. Farley Mason, I'D. in his 81 wear.
EupDtEs-iA l.. lnouth, Jan, 2g of conSump-
ton. az the residence Of her soll-l-aw :. G. eb-
srer Mrs. Betsev Rodgers. widow of the late Col.
Levi Rodgers, OF Newburv aged - years.
.MrIEe-In Pointret JAN 81. Dea John Miller
aged IS wears
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ICRII(:N INTELLIGENCE.

E> the Persia iron. Liverpool we have a
We, X intelligence from Europe. and our for
,;,n E'r> cxten.!iur through another seven
l.,.' interval. TIE intelligence. hnwever.>
ono i.rrortenrr and of very li,tle Interest.
The report that Russia had even orders tor
Pie. cessation Of ho>,i'i,ics in IL" Crinea is
.-rarcntlv NJ: wc!ltoundcd - II Is not be-
E,y,l " tie Tins, and other journals.
Th. London Times Of tn" 2l>t ult. devoies
,,ry sensible .rtilc to Ike matters in dis
,yte lc1wecu tie lri,cd states and Great
Britain. upon the subject o! ihc CIavton-Bu'-
scr treaty. The Times virtually concc dies
,l,,o oar country i, in the rlcht and RECON-
...rI, lie Enoli,h Government 20 give up
il. claim, upon Central America, including
I.,izr. as not worth !i,putir" about.
Cr-rIv>luv OF l!u~rIIITII- HY Russia
The following statement, which appeared
IN the Nornin. Post of "Wednesday, is con
t~,iirt,d " the Paris correspondent of the
.ric-. " 40 SAYS y II "'i'l'' 'e '''''i"'r "
AZ d;,.,omat;c u>a-e 20 issue snrh order, be
,.r -hc ,rclin.iuali.s OF peace have been
med"
We believe Tat authrn:ic intelligence
w., been received from ~. p-irrs5ur.h that
N thc,,tn .n-t.. the Emperor dispatched an
~,,r To- the Russian Generals in the C.Imca
I'd >r>lr"l !o>tiltirs.
[l!> Important ru''i!r step arf"c3 The SIN
c.,,v of Eus>ia's desire Tor peace - a dh>Ire
.,r,cn W. hope NAV soon be gratiiicd on com
o..l- ana >utlcrn, conIitiors At the same
.or. :: i. only rj4ht to observe that The az
.,..t,ucr - .,o>>ia Of The Austrian ultima
igm does not .,t!iv rs III vet IL ren!ing hos
tu,.,s. We must oUr-cl>cs sI.n pr, !jmina
,i,.> OF ,tac. before We can abstain from act
war. It i, also tut far TO remark that a
He ,rc-,1.t >ca-"n g the year. an or
ley 20 ,u~rcnd ho,tllIties, whore non" cal
go forward amounts to a mere tormailIv. -
y such. LGwrlrr. II Is indicative q. the anX
,1 wLi,!. 10 doubt EXISTS a: st. Petersburg
10 cotumit Us 10 a pacific course.
We cannot forget that all that is nov
rc;ce,ui IN the ASPECT OF affairs is purely ow
!;L to our Ia-t successes and orr preSen
,,cr1ra,io,.- aud that. v W. would lie sur
.; Iracc, oar wis,-t and safest course Is I
continue our active eNcriuna until we sl%
viii. Russia he prr.innarrs OF a treaty -
step which viii. jy'<o Ja~'o be succeeded 10y
cessation OF ho~tiitic-.
50 far a, England is concerned warlik
rrcparation<. both in ,lork-yarl> and facto
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Barton Academy.

THE Spring Tenn will commence, Monday, Ma, CHI
1 10Th and continue eleven weeks
Rev. EDWARD CLEVELAND, A. NJ, Principal:
Miss ,rtIIA ARMS. PreceI,trc>s;
Mrs EDWARD Glen EI.ANp, teacher of Italian &
Spanish:
Mrs j. T.. sAErLE, Teacher .: Drawing. Paint
i,@. &c:
Miss EMILY SKINNER. Teacher Of French and II,
s!ru,nental Music.
Other Teacher. will be employed as c;rcums.an-
ces require.
The great oil -ct of the school will he 70 furnish,
instruction 70 vcung persons otb"h in all tc
branches usually taught in New hrland Aca,e-
ri, and To- exert the best influence upon IL mem
Ler~ IN respect I" their character, usefulness and
highest happiness.
Boar! and Tuition rs in iher similar Institutions
For further information. inquire Of The exccutiy.
c"mrittce. VIM. F. MAY. j. !. Sartic, Esq, aln! \
c. Robinson: of the Principal.
NJ. MANSFIELD, Secret.rv
Barton. Feb G, 1e5;. JtS.l
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COMMISSIONERS NOUIlE

"A r.. The subscribers being appointed by the
PROBATE curt for the District OF Caledonia
N"''" N>''I'IH J." receive. examine. ana adjust
an cIalhi~ an! !etnl"d- %. n! I'"-~"ii~ against
VIM. H. ioVle. la'c of Waterford. in said district de-
ceased. and he claims Of the deceased g. ii},;,c i,
offset thereto. hereby eve notice that six months
from the "lh day "t February, A. u. l>55. are al
lowed Tor the creditors I" present theircl;im> to said
commissioners. Tor examination and allowai,., an
that we VIII meet for that purpose AT 'le dwelling
house OF widow Matilda IoW.c. III Waterford. ON
the 10th OF March and 3o:h day ofIuic, at oo'clo4>
\ NJ on each Of SAID .irvS So. 10
l.. +. DEWEY, &c.,
A. H. ROSS, 'm"'SS'"n'rs.
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VALUE RECEIVED sufferer from cough
or cola. ar TIE con affirmed con~ump'ive eyen gets
full value for his outlay in buying !ottle Of the
Wild Cherry B:I.a,n. The value of DR.. Wistar'
.l;Sccverv cannot he over estimated.
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t"t'.H> AND t"II'>.-Al Ihl~ season al thrH
when c,;i-A~ AMI colts i,.;.r.c., u rcat,,
RENE y "a >lcA cases l. important :" AL IL" afflicted
ot nr. stones mediocre. which Wi r found al
N'rti~cd "a "ur ?:rcr. :le Montreal Plot saws
he aston 30 tcMi1'.! !ur Il, ". Stones tou"l
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Elacksmiths, Look.

"A he ~lil,-"rilcr wishes to sell hi.
.iN i..,;me h"tl-c and bl,c n,,,:i,l.'. .i,,;,
lSsss+.f. in Stevens ll;tce. Barnet. II. hrl.s
nlllSfx s n,w. well flashed. and one acre #
s[@-Slail attached. The sllo;, l. large a,I
com"li",'- and the only shop in the village with
good Of custom. ] will also sell n,y stock aud
to"l If wanted Crc: .i,,'i, :r part the purchase
money if desired. PETER SlIEAHER
Barnet. Pee -. 50 .Slif