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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03

FATAL AcciDskr AT BuRLlscros-On
Thursday, as we learn from the Hartford
Times. as Elder David Miller, Of Torring-
ton. was getting out Of his wagon while a,
burlington, he fell head foremost, and las
Is supposedly broke has neck. He died i'm
med'ase'y He was a large feshy man,
and . surgeon who examined the body was
not able positively TO decide whether he
had actually broken bis neck. or died from
stroke OF aPoplexs. or disease Of the
hear. He was the Presiding Elder Of
the Methodist Church for the Hartford
0issriss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03

MiLEs CUMMINGS was convicted at the
Superior Court last week Of having set FIRE
to the barn Of John Hungerford in Wolcott-
vile, and sentenced to seven years in States
Prison. twill be remembered that three
barns were burnt in one night early in Oc-
sober; Cummings was tried and acquitted
for want Of evidence for burning the barn
of Mr.. Marks, but he now makes confess
sion which duplicates his brother-in-law,
Bierce. in the crime The latter has been
arrested and will be tried at the next term
of the Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03
a. We learn from w..bios,o, -, !.

y We learn from Washington that ths
whole subject Of slavery will be brought
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States this winter. In the case of Sherman
M. Booth. editor OF the Milwaukee Free
Democrat. who was convicted in the Uni.'
ted States District Court Of aiding IN the
escape Of fugitive slave, and was subse-
qusnily liberated BY State Court on 4.
habeas corpus This IL one Of the most
interesting and important cases ever bsoueht
before the Supreme Court,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03

A YANKEES PoPR.-As an additional in
ducement for Americans TO subscribe money
to send over TO Rome, 10 help build Col.
lege there the organ Of the most Reverend
gives out, as il .'by authority" that:
1.-THE day may even come when an Amer
ican ,ciN ,cieid the double scep.er, sealed on
the Seren H,ils,ane the fac, be merely noted
as an item by the historian. that one-the
frs,--of new nationality, and from tie
New World, succeeded in The order Of that
perfect and unbroken Apostolic hhe which
reaches back to, and was fsanded on,
PsTAa."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03

We are informed BY the clerk that
there will be two Judges in attendance a,
the ensuing term Of the Superior Court
one to Try Jury eases, and the other to
dispose Of the Court business.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29th.

Mr.. Editor: 1t is cause of regret to
some of our townsmen that Washing to ,
affair, town and personal. should occupy so
large share of The time Of your Superior
Court. Our taxes have been materially
increased within few years to support
litigation, from which we have received
but little benefit. The following curious
legend Of lawsuit in certain town in
Scotland so welliIustrates the quarrelsome
disposition manifested by some Of our
people that must ask you to publish it:
A century ago, two persons were remark
able here for their superior opnlebce, and
had become the envy and wonder Of their
poorer neighbours. Their wealth consisted
OF flock Of sheep, when, unfortunately,
some trifiing dispute occurring between them
a dissolution of partnership was resolved
upon. To divide the flock, one woulj sup
pose, was not difficult. and they proceeded
topariition The property accordingly. They
possessed one hundred ond one sheep; fifty
fell to each proprietor, but the odd one
how was il to be disposed OFT Neither
""e'o Poss WIN utc WOtcty 70 the OtOefs anu
after long and angry negotiation, the
sheep was left in common property between
them. Although the season had not come
round when sheep are usually shorn, one
Of the proprietors, requiring wool for pair
OF stockings. proposed the fleece should be
taken of. This was resisted by his CO.
partner. and the point was finally settled by
shearing one side of the animal. Only a
few days after the sheep was found dead
in ditch one party ascribed the accident
to the cold feelings Of the animal having
urged him to seek shelter in the fatal
trench while the other commended, that the
wool remaining upon one side had caused
the wether to loose its equilibrium, and that
thus the melancholy catastrophe was occa-
stoned. The parties went to law directly.
and the expenses Of the suit actually de.
voured the produce Of the entire stock. and
reduced both to state Of beggary. Their
descendants are pointed out 10 This day az
being the poorest Of the community. and
!i.'ganis are frequently warned TO avoid The
late OF "Malley and Malone"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03
The Late sIrrsler,n New Haven,

A post mortpm examination was held on
the body Of Matthews on Monday by Drs.
Knight. Jewe,t, Dagget and other physici.
ans, all of whom testified before the jury
Of inquest, tina, hecould not have committed
the deed with his own hands. The jury
commenced their labors on Monday, and
were in session during Tuesday and Wed.
nesday The parties who were at the
house, were all examined, and their testi
mony, which was conflicting. revealed II
most melancholy state Of heathenism and
ignorance Mrs. Waterman sent word tn
the jury that il any Of these men were
convicted of this crime, the ,corld ,ooutd be
immediately destroyed. Mr.. and Mrs San.
ford were discharged. as it was proved they
We're not in the room when the murder was
committed A Mrs. Jersey testified IL
blood on Sly's hands and to bis washing i,
off, Finally. Sly confessed himself to b.
the murderer, though he related circum.
stances which tend tn impli safe Jackson.
the negro, aud Miss H-rsey, as being &C.
cessories. He frs, struck him on the head
with witch hazel stick, and then cut his
throat with pocket knife! He then mu.
tilated the body by stAbbing it repeatedly
with table fork. After this he washed
his hands. secreted the bloody instruments
used in the commission Of the deed, and
then went up stairs where the rest were
gathered. and all engaged in prayer!
The reason assigned for the murder Is,
that Matthews was possessed Of an evil
spirit which troubled Mrs. Waterman
The deludrd followers of this fanatic i'm.
plicitly believe her statements, and when
she dies, the world will come 10 an end
They say Matthews expressed himself
willing to be killed, il ii was necessary to
do SO in order to expel The evil spirit.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03

PGRPETuAI Morion, Il To- claimed, has
been discovered in New Haven. The same
thing has beendiscovered about once in
i've years on the average, for the last fifty
years.-and has as often disappeared again.
as soon as discovered. Perpetual Motion
is the ignis .fa,aus that has led on thou
sand ingenious men in eager pursuit and
confident hope. until they have exhausted
their means. time. and health, and discov-
cred at last that they had pursued a shadow.
This New Haven case may result in the
same manner-and possibly it may not.
The Palladium says Of it:
IL the inventor has not found ont perpet-
ual molten, he has found that which ap.
pears quite as curious. II is not a futling
| mill or tanning machine, or any intricate
complicated CONFERENCE.-The amounts &c
hardly anything more than two shafts Of
spindles, one large and two small wheels
and four sliding weights The polished
metal and the beautiful movement Of tht
wheels and spindles, excites the instant
Imagination of the beholder, and the more
he looks the more he is amazed and graft
fed So many experiments have been tried
and so many thousand Of dollars expended
in the vain pursuit of perpetual motion, tina
it has been the universal opinion that snct
a motion could not possibly be obtained
| And yet if force can be made 10 overcom,
| force. with an alternating equilibrium, tn,
whole thug is done. All this appears Il
he accomplished by this simple machine
The whole theory, as explained and illus
tsated by the operation Of the thing itself
seems quite rational and philosophical. l
perpetual motion has not been discovered
something more like it than ever befor,
seen is here in New Haven.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03

- Much injury to tbs trees is feared
from the heavy ice with which they have
been coated since Christmas. Very little Of
q has fallen Of, and many branches and
young trees are breaking under its weight.
The ice is thicker and remains longer than
our oldest residents remember 70 have ever
seen before.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-03

The rogue was completely non-plnssed
BY the cooiness Of the Quaker. and stood
speeches. and almost pelrifed. 81
Now. said the Quaker. good naturally.
he me give thee piece Of advice. When
next thou hast occasion TO get. suif Of
clothes thou hadst better not attempt to
cheat the poor tailor. but pay him honestiy.
for then will thy conscience not disturb
thee and thy sleep win be sweet and re-
FISHING. Farewell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-09
CARTER,. ePANIeH MIATIREl
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
a NOT A PARTICLE De MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder

.n NOT A PARTICLE De MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
ntallible remedy tor Ser0faa. Kings evil 6heuma-
tism Obstinate Curaneous Ergptious. rimrles or
Sore Eyes RiugwOrm letter Seaid Head Enlargement
Pam ofte Bones aud 0ints. Stubborn Ulcers 1is
tic Oiorders LumbagO spinal Complaints, and all Diseases
arising 'niudieiOns of Mercury, fmpruaCpce
Life. or lnpurity of The Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier the
Blood Is used ny the fu patients from
all of the ned States who testify daily
kable performed by rhe Of all Medicines.
"OARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia. RheU-
ScrOfua. EtuptiOns the skin Disease,
Fevers Ulcers Old ATecisns Kiduevs
the Throat Female Comrlaints and Aching
TIE and Joints !iy put flight by using this
great an d tnestimahle remedy
For iesses Of The BLOOD nethin has yet been ound
whit II eeansethe Of al impurities
acts yenty efficiently the liver strength
Digestion qives the stomach
and eathy and restores he ttGon
disease broken Town the youth. prH
viC0r and strength.
For the Ladies paraby better Cos
few doses Of CARrER's SPANISH MIX
will ali allowness bring
mantling the cheek give elasticity thosep and improve
health in arable degree, beyond all
medicines ever heardOf.
The large number which have
from all of the United states is the hest
evidence nnnhug about II The press hotel
keepers a1gisfrates physicians and public men we'll fnown
ali add testimony wonderful
effects or 5his GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gall the Agent and rsusr and Almanac and read
the Eonierul this ruy greatest Of all medicines ha
None g.nune Undersigned BENNETT & BEERS. Propri-
forsu ppiies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For Hallook & Stoddard, Evansville; Haoek &
Parmeuter, Princeton; O. II. CLARK FinesnDes and by
asalersin medicines snsrallY. sugs
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8t eso RlzCTH i.ayI7 ,oo,.v r,,.v so.n
%ras2 Paper 4ESTnT a q soRgSsox
Ans A. Ay 3 s .55s5 s..s-i.a Nails.
IS do t Spite, + and 6 inch:
sale by 80 m 9p wrought spikes ORR DRGzRG co.
y IEKA's COTTONADFss.-2oe cases Ripka's Cotton
ian 1-d&w 41s Main street Louisville KY
StNE.A1 Us AVE. SCYT8Ez.--25 5oz Grass snsaths
,5 dol Grass in s'r 9PS ,o D2 s + CO.
FDEPpFFs AND splCr1.-1O bags reed rer Ben Frank
mys 8" '0f s. Z gilbert & co syo. near Water.
ENEFD, 4 CSC bush m al; 80 bush corn
INV, 100 bush oats in store and for Sa'o y vIoKFRY
ETp~OM sALTs.s casks reed per Ben Franklin. for
@yS 5. E. GILBERT & CO.. sye- near Water.
oV Es : bales best quality reed Ben Franklin
mys 'lis Sc GILBERT co. sye. near Water.
FE&i@ ia s eid 9;n d do. ,d De- Me4
apps ''o ''---' anu '0f '". JAMES Low 90.
"a Wine Bottles vo aiso 50 Demiiohns ssd sizes Re-
0oy95 per steamer MonOnsanea this day and for sale By
FBBINFs.- aelling all Of American Prints
at manufacturers prices for PR T f@gd Iov RI
apl9 AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
q ATTN FITS Case Ga 5 Blas rs. saitinet'5.
Received this day and for sale by JAMES Low & CO..
&c n R shall P1 f yGgs eS 20 4So We
-ii mrI HENDRICKS MoREA
d5 r. BEEF sErl .g 4Ho ouF.a alsa Sss
myr d01 extra ne 2Ro oiH$6E
ESTA!I CiNRLy!s-war ranted eull weight.-s5 whole
~ half ano quarter hoze Proctor Candles for sale at
S.man: myS q. GILBERT & co. syo. near Water.
NJ ace tsINtsIzR.6 bags reed Ben Franklin and
mys s. z. GILBERT & CO.. syo. near Water.
= & and for sale Low By bags ' E. GfGB8RT ( So
myl6 Sycamore Water.
VP 5FIysO sue tR.-25 bb1s Loaf crushed and Pou-
= reed per steamer AIt9one this d3y for
~ half Spanish Cigars, Just received by co--
70, O0O r.sd and sale rfaoss4 rs:; ,oI'''
kB0XEs Oranges; hozes Olive oil;
by aPa9 p'iss Dbl G'2a' COOK PSi us sd TSe''
HbFfs ERON-iO Greene county; blast superior
D. artiele rec this day and for by - ,--, -,
nm BAGS Rio qoaeei-- 5b5'ss. S Almonds:
and for 9ef b the 6g5 virginia TOBACCO ssesyf&
/ 81 iNCY BLK or ~ ATS 80 doz fancy SILK Graz
mys JAS. Low & co. us Main st Lou KY
2NNN LIS Qngloy's extra sugar cured Hams reed per
nyls D'"'lIA 0issD " IN. COOK SON.
T ARD! LARD.-5OO lbs prime Lard, Just reed and for
| n sale bv (octsl j W q YIcKERY.
SWEET WINE-Bs9 5bls sweet Malaga Wge for sale
( - '0-' ~" - A'ii-O . n 4'o.
" nov27 ORR. DALzELL & co.
WA z have Just rece lot of superior Grindstohes
/ v dsc7 TENNEY a SORBNSON.
EDOTATOEsICo bush very superior Irish Potatoes for
n sale soc per bushel by
my2I HERsHBERGER & CARSON.
. 4 AaIS.-1,Co lbs extra Sugar Cured Hams;
II q 1900 do Country Bacon. hog round in store
and for sale by myS HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
FGAn BUSH Potatoes Of extra quality reed per
/ K Z ~ steamer Northerner by
my19 In. COOK & son.
EpOPE-IO reels Cotton Ropei 5dez gross Door Mats;
! Il . rec 4 per steamer Ella by
Emy1e IN. COOK son.
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FAEL CAMPsbGsl
HAZE Vt ABE AT " EEGE4ES A LIE
INV AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
"CHAS. S. WELLS.


ETHILST thanks the generous patronagees
apprise Merchants ndi9na Illinois
lucky oty purchasers also that h. shelves
in the Heaviest tock Uf Hardware aHfFut
thy ene-thlrd) he offered
by him during depressed state the markets.
Fast and in England and by importing (drcc from EuTopei
having his Goods filled Manu-
Works he L. only able hut decidedly ii posed
oier and sell Hardware AT asi low 1Urs house
afford the Goods, to cash OF good .lue buyers
invites examination OF his tock prices.
Meretaa Traders, felingassured that he them
full 7UFtict.
stock Es names the following to che trade:
$50 b0Zes Azeseils Li?pircots Leveretts and Colns
SEQ dozea Pocket Kniyes Gully assorted
1900 Go Table 90 DO;
Is Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do RazoEs and Stropsi
gross Spoons-iron Britannia and German SilTeri
50 dozen Coffee Nilts, all grades;
| 80 do Files and Rasps. all hinds
FIOO0 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
20 90 lbs Sadrons assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, dO
1900 gross Screwa siml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socksand Sooketsi
do Aururs
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards.
900 pairs shovel and Tougs. iron ard brass heads
so dozen Saws from Mil'to Key-hole;
Is do Ste5lyaris and Scale Beams;
Ames' Can't other hran ds} ShOvels and SpaCast
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
case Japanned TinWare lnll assorted
Whips and Lashes. Brushes Combs Needles. Speetacles
MOnnaes and Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods yiz Chains Dog irons Strap Hinges Tea Ke
ties knives ard Riddle ana
SEUTl Barrels and GUN trimmings,
Carpenters Cooper Tools Window Sesh, etc. etc
CHARLES s. WEI is
oot2 MAIN street p q 80 ','r ~ TH7~t.
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~ w ~ 10 n0TAl..

F%NHE prietOrs this House have removed
LII old tana Main their Hotel, dnish
opposite the Court House whore hey epared
aeeoumola their Did 81 others who
cali upon chem in much superior style han ormerly
patronage respect u] solicit
which shall all sndsavors
IL. Our fare will be the hest the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good Statl aud Wagon Yard Kept toreounJry custom
HENDERECH
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NDFftDNs! NDgIteNs!!

%ThOWER v&zes. thermometers travelling companions,
"a. best London ing eight key'd French
aeeorieon5 tue French harps dolls, narbls,
pOrt-mOnnaes combs superior les tooth
picks. key rings pencils steel tooth brushes.
beads dominoes chess Emers"n's toilet
soap Jumping aud 52Jtle great
variety of notions for sale ny a. @. PU~nEE,
Od1 Fellows Hall. First
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OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.

- on.
VA1 are prepared t. show
patrons an entire new tleS Of ~ inter Goo eonsit
Ing he riches variety and the beautiful assortment
OF such goods ad'pted the All these
been purchased ind selected Mr. in
NeW arket, UnsUTpasseG q
en2hle' 20 offer them at unusually low prices.
our 1celient
imaginable and desirable in the line Dry Cloth
ing You respectfully solicited 70 call
tTood9. WIN, 0EW ENTHAL J. CO,
lanl6 Corner FirSi and Main SITS.
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VA have haad nt the p-te and de-
sirable stocks every hing in she DRY GOODS line
Western Market which all
prompt buyers at remarkably low rates. Our Goods
been selected with great in quality. yr and
price. willing duplicate the bills Of regular
the mountains Our stock consists in
the follOwIng articles
and bleached musns cloths eassimeres. satnes
prints Innings silks atins veivsts vetngs
Hahm5Ues cOburgs, apaeas de lanes hats
ribbons umbrellas seamless tags hawls satohes
&e sc.
Together with large assortment Notions of all kinds.
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also srge stock
of
got expressly trade and give entire salts
tactic y Give call before purchasing elsewhere.
nothing showing goods and as little the cheap
est for selling them. JOHNSON. Il FRENCH.
ep2s EvanssiIIe. ITa.
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VII L4o A1Ai)I4iOtl FL I0O MIN l.
AEsA EE & EEEE MAN.
EyauSvSEfes Ind.
VIE PrOpretors of the Civ Foundry recently
ted large hrepr Of building place
and are now fully prepared all kinds machine and
m lshing work and everything the Foundry
business. sehinery OF all Kin e and repaired e
We every AGILITY of the hest machinery men,
re all york en- trusted to undivided ttention.
We manufacturir STEAM ENGTN ES anv wer
required and promptly I'll
machinery warrant work and satisfied
prices The Foundry. Finishing shops Pine
street and Sale Room Main street. lust Second
whore orders win be received
jan23-G FRATZ & UEIT.MAN
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ID ESP &c FULLY lie
a initv that hey have partnership
praeti1n Of Medic and surgery
Havitz actively engaged in the profession
Geutry aud become familiar with the Diseases Incl
dent his climate the' hope their and
cess viii enttle them share Of public patronage.
Their Frsr Main aud Locust
posits Once. where ethe both them may
oonsc lts4 unless absent pro fess5 onal bushes
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NAT HOLES ALE Am RET ass. GROCER AND
EE PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET -Tbt m
dersgne@ Uld respectfully HIS FRI us the public
Evansville vicinity chat hav hased the interest
ofthe partner in the late W Reilly he
carry the Grocery and Produce bus ness the old
stand this opportunity returning than
and intends effort inertia outnu-
ance IT ne same ie2n-lv WILLIAM REILLY.
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THE LARGEST STOCK n THE CITY!
e Ohm Z. GLOVER 81 co rnerof Main and Seventh
% Evans Vile Ind would peetfuy inform the
Public that they have in yard aud for sale low CASH
complete OfScasoned Pine Lumber emhrscu all
qualities 5cknesscs T0ugUed Pine
ash Fooriug Dressed and un6rcssed Geiug, Castings
Pannes TOO 600 feet sound Common Boerds suitable
shops barns and fencing; Pine and Poplar Shing
We Can have made order ut the lowest prices Shelving
Doors. Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces. Mouljnrs Frames
Orsand Windows, &C. Bills prices Warded al
who may send for the Orders from sdistapee viii receive
pron rita tsos feb42 e.
q YES SH0YEES. rs doz No. 2. genuine article %
N contractors, for sale lowat CHAS =. WELLS
dee6 Nev tar@wara EoHse. ? 4 'orz h0low Pr Bank
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Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMP ANY OF
NANDERBuRGH COUNTY,. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes John S. Hopkins, Vim. Hei7naar',
Philip Decker, H. d. His, VIM. Il. Pres
ton and YIN. Baker.
THIS Comrauy now prepared take risks upon
pertv situate in Town and Country within the BOUNDS
mites Vanderburgh, Posey Gibson and arr
Application the Secretary either Of the
Directors WIN BAKER. Prest.
ROB'T BARNES Treas.
ROBT FARLEY Sec'ry. oct26ily
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
CsG Is II x Ez& - III ST Is
NSN I'LL LELL.

rrz. HAVING fitted up mammO fsveS
49, "a Wharf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio river in most substantial manner pre-
Ourcare, eth
er bv RIVER, As AzE4EE3AD Ola CANAL
without exposing to the incemency ofthe weather, any
property; and particua to Reccv
Inc storing and forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly hIled
P G O'RIIEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
merous friends their former patronage and respect
fu ly solics Continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly recprocated
Store Room, well supplied, will be kept fOrthe
commodation of Boats and their orders carefully filed
mh3-d&wIy T. q. ORlLEY u co
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ROR'T FARLEY Sec'ry. oct
n RFF1EFrr@

THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock OF
Goods. large assortment of Watches. Jewel
~ Clocks Sc formerly owned by g. Gosen would respeet
u lily Evansville and vicinity that he
the old stand First be-
and Locust. and would he happy TO wait AL
him with call promising to give satisfaction
The will be Fod at small advance
on first A REFERENCE TO FORMER
and all goods warrar tel As represented
Ct kinds Watches and time pieces repaired in the
best manner, and 1t moderate charges. - - -
CI-+f
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AVERY G5PA e / II "a . = 80,
LOCrST nETM. TmLRD AMD ENLL nTLI aED EEIS

ON LOCUST RETW. FITIRD IND FOURTH STREETS
s9g-~.~ HORSES, Buggies. Carriages. sRS-z$51sfE p
DIX Ind Omnibusses. ilways Tor hire
NE the above Stable Carriages excursions. par
ties md funerals always hand am prepared to board
horses and keep them in the hest order
My fine hack viii hereafter he kept unning constantly
durIns the day, aud will steanboas hotels the
datiOp those wishing it. II will also
ready citizens during night
orders at che table. mys z II EGARN0.
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CO-PARTNERsiIIP IN q 2

C0-PARTN EFSsGlP IN THE
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
FNHF uu ersaued this day entered into partner
Il ship uuder the Style French Jerault to carry
5lessle Goods and Clothing bu mess and for
that purpose will he glad all friends the old
stand OF Johnson q French, lsvau~yile; md
WIN u. FRENCH.
augl4 SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY &c.
e. hand large and complete assortment
~ Of al school Books ~ in the West. Also a
Books all Letter and Cap Psper
un Note Papcr fancy Enyelops, Hlacs and Il 4
z. vA = - il u-lS l. %
fer ut Wholesale retaIi at the lowest prices.
sens 7 nNYNGTON & co.
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