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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-16

Coal FiELDs.-It appears from Taylor's
work on coal, that out Of 184,O73 square miles
Of available coal area, the United States has
lea, l32 square miles, or very nearly three
quarters of the whole amount. New Bruns-
wick. Nova Scotia, Cape Brenton and New
Foundland. comprising 81, ll3 square miles of
territorial area, possess $4,000 of coal land
England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, with an
entire area Of 10000 square miles, have a
coal area to the extent Of IL 1853 square miles.
The proportions of coal area to the whole SUI
perficial area are, in France, 1.7l9 to 203, 1856
square miles; in Spain, 3,4OS to 277.78l; in
Belgium, 5lS to IL, 1872. The United States.
excluding Texas and Oregon, contains about
2, $4,000 square miles; but thu twelve coal
producing States possess an aggregate area OF
565. 253; and these. as we have seen. contain
coal area to the extent Of 133, 1872. In these
States, the proportions Of the territorial and
the coal area are. in square miles, as follows:
Alabama, 5O875 to 3,4O0; Georgia, 58, 200
to $50; Illinois, SO, 100 to 1000; Indiana. "a,
800 to Z 200; Kentucky, 39, OILS to $500; Mary
land, 1O,S29 to $50; Michigan, 60.520 to s.
|O00; Missouri, 6O,384 to 5000; Ohio, $3.50 to
IL 800; Tennessee, A, 100 to 1890; Virginia,
$4,000 to 81 1875; Pennsylvania. with an area
Of Al, 600 square miles, has coal area to the
extent of 15.437. comprising extensive beds
Of the anthracite, which is found in no other
part Of the country. tr.rr
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


The RvER came to stand Saturday, and
will probably he falling to-day. Plenty OF
water on the falls for frst class boats.
OF The ice and drift Saturday morning
extended across the river, compelling the fer
ry-boat to discontinue its trips. Boats expert
enced some difficulty in landing, as the wind
and current drove most OF it down the Indi-
ana shore. The Sportsman came up with .
barge In tow, and could scarcely effect land
ing.
W There will be no meeting of the city
council to night, that body having adjourned
to Monday evening next. arfrE
" The Alvin Adams and r. w. Adams
came down together, Saturday. The former
had the hull Of new Missouri river packet
in tow. The r. w. Adams is cotton boat
intended for Southern bayou trade.
0r The Southerner for Louisville will be
up this morning.
OF Another Cincinnati boat, the Queen
City, finished her cargo at this point, Saturday.
Plenty Of freight left. Bring on your steam-
boats.
OF The first coal boats Southwark bound,
passed this point Saturday morning. At Gin
cinnati coal had declined to - cents bushel
and the coal committee were obliged to close
out their stock at those figures, experiencing
considerable loss. &.
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or On Saturday last we heard a rumor on
the streets, that the deck hand whose body
was left at the wharf on Friday night from
the steamer Woodford, came to his death by
foul means. We investigated the affair and
found tn at the man had died from injuries re
ceivsd in the hole OF the boat, having been
found in one Of the deck water closets. But
we wish to call the attention ofour citizens to
the fact that the man was buried without any
certificate, as to the cause of his death or any
inquiry as to how he was injured. This
should not be allowed. No corpse should be
buried irons steamboat without first being
examined BY . physician or the Coroner.
In connection with the above, we heard
that another deck hand was reported to
have been, killed on board the Woodsord, BY
the mate. As far as we can ascertain, we find
nothing to warrant these charges. Acts OF
violence are so frequent on board our steam
boats, that charges Of this kind find ready
credence on shore.
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Legislature.

In the Senate on Friday morning, num-
Der Of bills Of minor importance were passed,
but as many Of the members were absent, as
committee, visiting the Penitentiary, and a
large amount Of business being before the COM
mittecs. an adjournment was made to Satur-
day morning.
In the House . protest was offered by the
Republicans to the so called JOINT Convention.
which elected Fitch and Bright u. s. Sena.
tors. s-srf-.
A bill for the government and discipline Of
the Prison, was reported back, with the unan
imous opinion Of the committee that the bill
should not be changed SO as to dispense with
the corporal punishment by stripes.
The report Of the committee was not sus.
tanned. bill was introduced giving the New
State Bank the privilege Of founding five more
branches. Mr.. DENLY introduced bill to pay
TO the city Of Evansville 1854 IS for arms fur.
'nished in the Clay county difficulty.
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River and Weather by telegraph.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. IA.
River rising very little. Illinois still closed
at.:mouth. Upper Mississippi closed at Hanni-
bal, and wagons crossing. Missouri falling
with six feet in the channel. Weather very
mild and cloudy.
a LOUISVILLE, Feb. IA, Pm.
River unchanged. There is good deal Of
floating ice. The fog delayed boats. No arrivals
from below. The JefTersouville ferry boat
went over the falls this morning. Weather
warm and cloudy with indications of rain.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. IA, p. NJ.
River about stationary. Weather warm
and raining little. -.5-h SAD
CINCINNATI, Feb. IA. p. NJ.
River falling rapidly. II has fallen three
feet since morning Weather murky and wet
and looks like ram. % i fal
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TIE High school.

The High School was examined Friday AZ
ternoon, and quite . number OF parents and
visitors were present. Many Of the recita-
lions were highly crcditaole to teachers and
pupils. In Physiology and Philosophy, par
ticularly, the scholars showed themselves to
have thorough understanding Of the subjects.
SO Ear as they had progressed. The classes in
Latin and Geometry also gave satisfactory
evidence Of the care bestowed by the Principal
OF the school.
Some Of tho other Rotations showed
want Of attention and interest in the pupils
for which they alone should be blamed. mas
much as the most thorough teacher cannot
make good scholar, If there be want OF
capacity or willingness to profit by instruc-
ton. in the scholar himself. ra-.s
3 The compositions were all excellent, and
most Of the articles from the weekly paper"
cvinced high degree Of interest and thought
in that department, while others were hardly
dignified enough for admission.
Whatever deficiencies were observed were,
think, attributable to recent events in the
school, which just at this time, had particu-
larly unf,vorable effect. The severe structures
and unqualified dissatisfaction expressed by
soms Of the trustees seemed to me rather un-
just. The Office "f Teacher is a thanklcss one
poorly remunerated and he is usually charg-
able with all the deficiencies Of his pupils. -
II his labors are to result in any thing salts
factory to himself or others. he mist have
material to work upon, as well as the co-ope
ration Of his pupils. ga
II struck me that the remarks made with
regard to the examination, had much better
have been deferred for private opportunity
" ? '7s' '-' AN INTEREsrED OBSERVER.
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P. G.. O'RILEY & CO..
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M u II . IL a NJ = .,
.f a-sl-4 EVANSVILLE. IND.

c- HAvIhd fitted upa mammoth 49, A.,
.ys8 WHIT rt Boat, the largest on the. Le.s51SS
Ohio River in the mostsubstantal manner, pre-
ourcare eth
81 by RIVER, RAILROAD ON CANAL
without exposing to the inclcmency ofthe weather. any
property; AMI will paid to Receiv
ing storing aud Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned to md all orders promptly filed.
O'RIbEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
friends for their former patronage and respect
July solcits acontinuancc ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room wellsupplied, win be kept for the &C
Boats and their orders carefully filed
mh3-d&wly PIG. O'RILEY Il CO
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BORT Of Gpansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

CLIFTON, from Pittsburg tn Nash vile, 80
H. FiTzHUGH. hom Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
JAS MONTGOMERY. from Louisville to N. Orleans
DAVID WHITE, from Louisville to New Orleans.
RANGER, hom Louisville 10 Wabash, !. s.fr
RES WING, from Arkansas River - Cincinnati.
lands, from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans.
DENMARK, from Cincinnati TO Nashville.
PARRY QREES, from Cincinnati to Nash lie.
QUEEN CITv Tom Cincinnati t. New Orleans.
ALVIN ADAMS. from Louisville to st. Louis
r. W. ADAMS from louisville tn New ORLEANS.
p p. TWEED, from New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
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From California.

The Geo. Law arrived at New York on
FRIDAY with J, 100000 IN specie and dates
sSrom San Francisco to January 2O,h.
fMessrs. Broderick and Gwinn, the two
newly elected U. ). Senators came passen-
zgcrs.
Walker was at Rivas strongly fortified
with 100 effective men. He still held Virgin
Bay, Rivas and Juan del Lud. Up to the
18th Of January he was ignorant Of the cap.
ture of his steamers. lie was in position to
sustain himself q long time against the forces
. OF the allies.
CALuFoRSIA.-The Governors message rec
scommends in decided terms, the payment oil
the State debt, and bill had been introduced
forthat purpose. Several shocks OF earth
quakes had been felt in the State and many
houses had been injured at Santa, barbara ant
other places.
The mining news is favorable. General bust
ness very dull, and receipts Of goods very
heavy; and a glut existed in the market.
The State Treasurer had deposited fund
with the Banks Cor the payment Of the Stat
interest, but the Attorney General had eujoin
cd the payment There were no sales o
State bonds. Money was very tight. Their
was no other news Of interest.
FROM MISREPRESENTATION Bell had IN
troduced bill to distribute the proceeds Q
the public lands among all the States in pro
portion to population. fJAf1
The Joint Committee appointed to inform
the President and Vice President Of thei
r election, would await their arrival at Wash
ington, which would be on the 18th inst.
The people of Washington Territory as
the President for protection against the ty
rannical acts Of Gov. Stevens. whose remov,
shsy ask.
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OF The recent rains and foods at the
Northwest, and subsequent change to severe
cold, has caused great damage. Interruptions
Missouri, Iowa and Wisconsin, by inunda-
tions. carrying away Of bridges, undermining
the rails, and covering the track with land
slides. On the nine roads entering Chicago.
there were but two roads on which the trains
could pass on the 10th. The delays of pas :
ssengers on the roads has caused good deal
Of suffering and several severe accidents.
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3 COMMERCIAL
Markets bv Telegraph.

CINctNSATI- Feb. "a, p. NJ.
Flour dull under the influence Of the Europa's news.
and prices nominal the receipts LARGE Barley In
good demand nj 55a 81 81 for fall Oats 42c; Whisky
In goot demand with sales of 900 barrels mt clos
Ing buoyant Coverseed rather 9her sales of Ga BUSH
els $7S7 80: chiefly the latter raei Ness pork
changed Bulk pork sold to the extent OF 300 h de.
o7t4@S for shoulders delivered Il points above and
~ here; Nothing done in sides an active business
done lard this afternoon: sales OF 22u0 l2e and
400 bills mt Maysville at I71Sc; Groceries active aud
arm: Business generally very active.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTIONS

UUsT received and viii be sold auetisn. Aue-
81 ton Rsoas regular sale DAYS. alarse and
raj OF Dry Goods Notions an fancy articles
consisting in Of Brown and Bieached SheenG end
Shrtings Satiheh Cameaes Coatings F,onels Banhets
Jeans. Hosinx. Gloves. Mts. Spool Threads. Lineys.
Msriss: shs-l., ss'gs.se.,. Sc. &ei.-.,..w...,..
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razou Pins
Aeeordeons great variety OF fancy art css numsr-
uentioa. WOOLSEY 4 NELSON.
Auetioueers.
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Bank of the Capitol. Indi.
annapolis.
Rank Of EIkhart. Elkhart.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan
City.
Bank 81 Monticello, Monti.
cello.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt.
Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli,s Paoli.
Bank Of Rock ville,s Rock
vile.
Bank of Salem. Salem.
Bank OF Syracuse. Syracuse,
Bank 81 Warsaw, Warsaw.
Bloomington Bank, . Bloom
ing'on.
Rockville Rank. Rockville
Cambsijge City hank SCAM
bridge.
Crescent City Bank. evans
vile.
Central Bank - Indiauapoli.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
exchange BS.sGrcencastle
RovmaS.s Hank NVassfield
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RxPRIssLY FOR THE JOURNAL

- 49, - o.. -
ST.. Louis, Feb. IA
The case of the steamer Fife Alton, ver-
sus Rock Island Bridge Company. set for
trial in q. s. Court, early in March.
Steamer Americas Sunk.
The steamer Americas coming into port
last night struck a log or some other obstruc-
ton in the river and commenced sinking
She was run to the Illinois shore, where she
now lies sunk to her main deck. Cargo
pig iron. The boat is worth $4,000. She
will probably be raised.
The Democrats of this city held a meeting
to-day, toelect delegates to the Convention at
Jefferson City, to nominate a candidate for
Governor, occasioned by Gov. Folks resigna.
ton.
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6J Valentines day was very generally OBJ
served. more especially by the little folks
Postmaster Stinson had plenty to do Satur-
day in passing the billet loax through his Of
fice
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BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY ny CRESCENT CITY BtxK.
FEsauARy, IL, 1857.
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BANKS OF OTHER STATES.

The notes o. the following Tennessee Banks 70.
ceived deposit from the customers OF this Bank,
when offered In sums OF moderate amounts
Bank Of Tennessee; Union Bank Of Tennessee.
Planters Bank of Ter n: Bank OF Nashville,
i Lawsenceburg Bank.
III Exchange on New York-buying " TO x PREM;
selling 4 premium st... CIV
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AUCIIONBERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
QNAvING leased for atsrm % years and fitted upthe
Old Court House. Main and Third streets
receive for sale a auction private
SALE all kinds merchandise; kousehold
furniture. no rses. tuesies. etc.. etc.
C.shsdvahcss made on con sr when required.
Regular Gales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
sommes cling tso'eloct A. Alse Tuesday. wedsssdsy
and Friday nights. At early Easlisht.
SALES or REAL ESTATE.
The hrst Monday OF every month, o,eiock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map OF the City Of
Evansville attaining ell the
evine wi Re for the interest of all
apart the first Monday Every month for the sale
Real Estate ataueoa. All those Wishing sell reques
hand in their In time give the public due notice.
The patronage of those having Houses and Lots
sale either public private sale
ted. jyIs wOOLSEY & NELSON. Aast's.
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RAuD9g PdO0Sgg

PAOD9g PdODSg
7ais Aiihsrts inSastab disease, Of every Jsr~ ars
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. .CAvANAUCH's PILE sALvE a.
WIaL. ss.s, , fall giving i..:si..s relief .,s
Hemorrhoids Piles. Itisths 80
.ONLY lNPALLlBLE REMEDY KNOWN
her. the Piles de resell ysas o.
saasrsr'ssr Pile T psS hay: which viii
that requisite safisily 90 ssa sass
The proprietor r. to the owiss .sstinoaiai. fro.
given their IL. f.1or IN regard to ss r.
their own cases. Read them.
The Hon. Richard Yates late member fcesgren frsntAs
'r''s1''N w Jasison,ili., H.. New. Is. ,sss.
n.ashS Pile ssvs which You iurni.Ss iossS Of sr.ss
srve producing An easy and speedy cure DO not hast
idszs s. f'
The fen Rev B. r. Bri'sev s'ussas-
Jaehsonviiie, NJ. Decenssr rs. 1854.
Dr. conceive Il 20 be duy ovste the g,
With ana o.s:sn: disease
ss ~,
-! y hs, s.H.ss
ssy: s:si's.:s ..sr: ' cure:
Chicago, August 20. 1853.
Dear Sir, When arrived 10 sAis city few days ago.
va suffering With the pl mention cd sen.
yss:
imnssi..s isaf 2, .es vs believe g % 3, ~
;o us f SSs: sss:'
Price y Per boz. Sol: rr.p RI q. Isss IL.
s,,.-,,... K kE L sHsf fnsnsflr 90.
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THE atestie. OF the citseps Of Evansville asd Of
"a the Ladies' especially respectfully called to the
Rsplendd select stock Of Jsvs Try AID atches
for sales few days only; consisting Of
hold aud silver Watches Cold Chains spendid Csamses
sess Mosaic CALIFORNIA; Gold stone sets snd various
ther articles too to specify which viii % eneree
prices before Your earliest ee1 are
pectfully solicited. WOOLSEY NEL80N.
feb7-o Auctisneers.
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LIABILITIES.
The amount Of Liabilities due not due to Banks
other creiitors-pothiuE. rt
Losses adjusted aud due-nothiag.
and due e.le5. IS
Losses unadjused or contested snd waing2 a., IN
IN. o. M. ar. for prin,
log. he.
Agents instructed risk exceeding sI0 200 co.
The greatest amount insared In any ons city. town
village varies.
THE greatest he In
the lion to init the loss by
to 4i0.0 Ooc0
The capital In any other
security losses theren of the Capital
earnings OF this Com papy are thus deposited.
The Charter Act OF and 10
the fled in April. ISIS.
Subscribed before this 7h day Of
1881. HENRY FOWLER. Justice the Peace.
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NEW GOODS Ann NEW Prices.

SHANKIIN& REILLY beg leave to call the attention TO
- their friends and TO their large and we'll
scd spring an dry goods reed
during the weeks prsng OF the
ALE stocks BE- fond the city, which they eer At whole
sale and all their and the public generality
ALLOW cash or prompt tine buyers Thrstoet
ssss folio wiasBroad cloths black and
and rweeds. white. bud and Marsalss
h ysssss cresen cloth: and plain and
Linen Drills rich Calicos OF Philip Allen SPragues Bnc
State Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch Jae
And Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
Bersg black coiored Grape Mant white Cash.
msrs plata sas fasey Gnshams rich printed Orsandies
Brastssssad Chs de LANES. white Grape Shavs black
and fancy silk shawl rich ia shaws scarf black and
white lace Capss Mcria sntaus silk bingham
Umbrellas Panama. Leghorp aud Braid Hats
and fancy Bonaes rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Govss
Palm fancy Fans shoes Csrpes aad
OIL Cloth and printed window blinds together with
variety of Trimming snail and fancy good
TO-. ke. my1 SuANKLIN Il REILLY.
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Those marked thus have complied with the prov
sions Of the General BANKING Law OF 1855.
The Crescent City Bank does not purchase uncurreni
Indiana Free Bank money. The notes OF Indiana Free
Banks are either received at par not at all. TIC
Bank will receive at the following rates. tbs Notes Of
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J. j. PENNINGTON
HAS Just received large supply OF superior family
j IL Teas.
GcXPowDER. You've HYsoS
Extra Ans Young Tyson,
In easdes and paekases BY the pound
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Fsyettc County Bank, Con.
bcrsville.
Hsosier Bank. Tsogabspott.
Huntington County Bank,
! Huntington.
Indiana Reserve Bank, ut
Kokomo. F-t-r
Indiana bank. Madison
Indiana Stock BS. I.aporte.
Indiana Farmers Bank Sat
franklin.
Ky. Stock Bk. - Columbus
Lagrange Eank.s Lima.
Mer. and Mech. Bank, N.
! Albany.
y. ". and Va. State Stock
Bank, Evansville
Parke co. Bank, . Rockville
Prairie City Bank Terre
| Haute.
lSaIem Bank. salem.
lSouthern Bank OF Indiana
Terre ilaute.
Tippeeanoe Bank Win
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STATEMENT

or the condition Of the .FT.SA INSURANCE
COMPANY. on ths lst Jamriry, 1857, as required
By fAe Lac Of the STATE Of Indiana.
guNUE name OF the Corporation 10 AETNA Insurance
COMPANY located at Hartford. Conn.
The Capital Stock FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
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DIR BCI lMtOdTA FftOh btnOfEs
uFfRR TO TIE TRADE:
$500 Dozen Table Knives in great variety;
100 do Pocket Knives in svery style; tr-.,r.r
mo Files aud Rasrs every style;
800 do Steel Shears aai SeiIors;
SO DO Hand. Zip and Gross Cut saws:
~ do Gun Locks rside and lack ac,ionl
80 do Drawing Knives; tu-
Together with Chsei ana 1cnses. screw Drivers Spoke
Shaves Chains. Horse aud Wrot Nails. &e., sc.
IN AMERICAN HARDWARE.
$50 Boxes Wells. (Hun,s,. Liprincosss aud Collins
AXES. ~
50 do Steel shovel. and Spades, (osner sra.ds);
do Grain Shcvss;
az do Selves and Riddiesj ta .tftafrt
IS DO Coffee Mill Is or 20 varietiesl
do Marrow. broad. Bras and Table Butts;
NO DO SNov.isyl Loeks aud Lasshs';
1899 s,o' e %.%,ss 81. ssrs ss.t si;.a.b
GOO French Gus CARS B.. hat and water PROC
3dox Ride Guns. (haif and fall stockl:
50 Shot Guns. tsinsie and double barrei]:
$50 Spoon ron. Brittanta and German Sser1;
ALso;-Carpe and coopers Planes aud roois Gait
act Makers stock Tools Timers Tools stcck;
Barrels aud Trimmings complete.
States c.ncs Brushes in variety. Augers 0mles
Whips and Lsshe Tieksa srars,es Curry Combs aod
Cards Shovels aud TOMS Candesek brass aad Japand
SAWS MIL Circular and cross cst Teaksues. dseh sst
cts aud Hammers shoe Bisetne Scsles sad Scale Beams
Moasses Gates aud Fawce Ss~els ards and balances
window SASH br' sI kss..s: IN c{ Pm
yApAx'p TN WARE AND srAnrEp TIE WARE.
Wire. Rivets. Esttie Ears. Tinne,s Trimminp.
Chain Pumps and Chain by the Cask.
ALso:-Nsediss. Enit,,ns. sevias and Dsrnins, Fla
Combs German and French Harps Pcrtnonnias Thinhls
snd Hard Noonseeaerally The careful s.auisas'
- CHARLES 8. WELLS,
novs-sndAw Mais street. doors below Branch Bank.