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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-22
fIrysipeIas, scrofiia, Kings Evil, letter,
I,unnLs. and SaLT khPRm.

f.s JOHN q. MEACHAM, M. ID.
f2rysipplas. Scrofiiia, KINGS Evil, letter,
Tum0Uss and Salr RheRm.
F5sp' ,7caytiaTg Merchant 81 ~ LOUIS FEB. H. 1856.
nR ATRB: Your Pils are tho paragon of all that is
a ~ riahiriue 1gey have cured nay little daughter
cerals srps utn her hands and feet that had proved
5ra.. wears. Her mother has been long grievons
tae.s ,.1it biotches and pirples her skin and in
- int Aier Child cured she also tried your
lbs Gct they nave cures her. ASA MORGRIDGE
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.
ION, ale i6U. In. IatoeS, tte methodist EpsS. Church
PtuiSEa HOtsU, SAVANNAH. Ca, Jan. 6, 1856.
uNaesn Slc gard he ubgrgtcfll for the relief your
ei has brought II did report my case to you
cold IN my limbs aud brought on excrnciatin2
eurrigir lains which ended in chronic rheumatism
o,,, Outstanding had e best Of physicians, the disease
aui worse until. by the advice of your excel
nj a4e; IN baltimore. Br ilaekupzie tried your Pills
icis effects slow. bat by perseyeing in the
o. th,Il entirely we'll.
SSSTr CHAMBER, BATON RouGE La, Dec, 1855
!E. a. have beer entil ely cured 10y yonr Pills OF
!,aifac GUui painful disease that had afflicted me
ryears VINCENT SIJDELL
Fer DTcisY, Plethora, or kindred Com.
iais,ts, requiring active purge, they are an excel
q rvun"!y.
For C0stiveaess or Constipation, and as
Dinner Pill, they agreeable and eiiectual.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, lnfiamma.
i0ss, aud eyen EsealtAes SIS, aud Partial Bltnd-
,Css have been cured h! the Alternative actioh VI lese
ais.
Most Of tie pills in u.b ct contain Mercury, which, al
.oul yt.llahie reiney ~ alfu hands, Is dangerous
pnhlic liii from The dreadful consequences mat ire
ueuty ivow its Ecautious These contain no mer
my miueIal substance whatever.
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o 80 gaI "a IVY AT pITBIIC AUCTION

The BemOine Navigation aud Railroad Company
viii offer at public auction the City Of Demoine the
Capitol of the state of Iowa. the 2ls day of 0cto-
Der next and each succeeding day, until the same
are fully disposed of. 4. 10.
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The MEDICAL TRINITY
Each of RAILWAYS Three Remedies pogesses special
curative powers certain diseases and when either
the READY RELIEF RENOyATING REseiS RNT to the REau
LATuKs, used for the certain class of disease they
specially designed for, the system Un6ergoes rap
ia transformation from It's diseased condition to heal
and nanny state Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-26
TAXES--OFFICIAL.

CTATE FI.OUTSIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS.
> CITY of New Orleans-Fift Justices Court for the Parish
Of Orleans -.
and Slaves and Personal Property dne me City
of New Orleans 1856 hereby cited appeal
fore the Undersigned within fifteen days from the pubfcs
on this citation to the demand Of said city for
ME amount opposite their respective with interest
thereon at the Of % month for each and
every month from the 18th day Of july 1851 until paid and five
Witness my hand the city of New Orleans this 9TH day Of
August A. d. 1857 WILLIAM PILES,
Fifth Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
nfy. Ofice-No. 4 Frenchmen street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-26

FNHE IMPROVED McCHEsNEY WASH
L ING acknowledgement and for sale by the sub
scriber left No 10 Apollo street in Box 40 Me
charles Exchange at the Grocery Store of James Collins,
Apollo street where specimen may be will be
promptly All ask OF the public is fair rial
If they give satisfaction, them and the
will be refunded, j. NJ. DAUGHERT'
jyI4 ly No. 20 Apollos
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pRIDGEWATER WEATHER PROOF
Plaintiffs esirable and economical covering for
Railroad Cars, Depots Bridges, etc. For sale by
e. e BOGERT Il CO.,
Agents for the States of Louisiana, Alabama,
d22 Mississippi and Texas,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-23
Kate and Uncle AbSOlOm.
THE TROUBLESOME NEICE;
OPENING a HARDENED HEART

pPENING A HARDENED HEART.
"And so Kate Owen is coming here"
said Absolom Burr to himself, as he paced
to and fro in his small dingy apartment.
"Why donrshe get married, and 60 about
her business Plague on her, | say
Just because my sister chose 10 marry
Jim Owen, and then die and leave this
girl behind, must take the thing and
provide for it. What a fool was, eyer
to tell my sister that / would take care Of
her child. Why, here will be my house
turned topsy turvy, and everything like
peace fly out at the windows, And then
the first thing I'll find her spending mon
ey.' Not a peuny--no--not one. She
says she can sew, and she shall. By
the hos. she don't touch penny of mine.
And if she stays here. she will do my
sewing TO pay for house room, and do my
cooking and washing, to pay for her VIC
tuals. "A plague upon the poor neices!"
+. Thus spoke Absolom. and then he sat
down and stuck his feet close up to the
fire. Absolom Burr was perfect miser.
His face was deeply furowed by the hand
ofpassing time, and its lines were hard
and cold. s'i His clothes were old and
patched, and his shoes even, were sadly
ii want of mending. Iy a..
y The cold breath Of winter was close at
hand, and yet the. only fuel he had was
such as he had been able to pick up by
the roadside and by the edge oflhe pond.
The house in which lie lived was poor
hovel with cnly two rooms, and with
furniture more fl for fre-wood than any
thing else. There were four windows in
the house, and every spare rag Of cIo.hing
he owned was in use Cor replacing the
broken panes. -; ~ @II. 'I .'ia,, ''" l1u,s,
And yet Absolom Burr was worth fifty
thousand dollars, though he contrived 10
be taxed for only about ten thousand,
which was invested in houses in town.
He'was never known to bestow penny
in charity, though many q poor and suf.
fering creature bad begged for assistance
Of bis hands. Alone be bad lived for
many years, and his heart was allharden-
ed and closed up against every kind feel'
ing, He spent his time in attending TO
biz. rents. picking up wood and rags by
The way-side.o and counting his money at
home. e Na4 ii L83 .u!' l'd1 a7-'9 81
On Monday evening. near the last Of
Nnvpmher tho st,ca l.lnnood ~ font nj
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VOL. ..2.-NO.. 81

/ L 4. T. e
were red with weeping, and her cheeks
! were wet. She moved 10 his side; and
as ssr she kissed him, she simply whispered,
"God bless you'll will never own ahome
where you may EOt gO.'
When the warmSrNpreatn OF summer
came the old men moved INTO q gooaa
house, and ereiong, alterwssrd. Ka2lhs gave
her hand to an honest, Industrious me-
chanic-a carpenter by trade. And then
Came the business, Absalom found the
money, and Kate's husband found the
skill, and new houses went up in the,
thriving village. The old man was busy
now, and as his simple abstemious life
had left him with noble constitution,
spry and strong. @
And Absalom Burr and niece were not
the only ores who were blessed by the
opening of that hardened heart. No--far
from 1t. Hundreds there were who
basked in the warm sunlight Of the noble
charity that floated from the ample source
which Kate's gentle wand had opened.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-23
Original Poetrry,y..
For the True American.
MUSINGS.


The Summer days have passed away,
The leaves are brown and sere; -.
The winds are sighing through the woods,
Cold winter days are here.
The fragrant flowers that bloomed SO fair
Der hill and messy dale. ;'. tE Ea..
Have dropped and withered one by one
By Winters chilling gales. .... ,
The little birds that sang so sweet,
Amid the greenwood bowers, .,..,'.
The honey-bee that slipped so long
Sweet honey from the flowers, ,..l
Are now no longer revelling
Around us day by day; -,,,,.......
But to warmer, SUMMER cline,
Long since have passed away.
The spfinging grass has wthered,
Sweet Autnmn's golden store ,.a .
No longer meets the longing eye,
For Autumn days are DER. -
The wintry wind sighs mournfully
Such sad and wailing tones, .'N
Amid the dreary forest trees
How wistfllly it means. ,.....,
Each passing breeze that sweeps along,
Each cold an d chilling blast, ..'
Like whispering zephyrs sadly Sighs,
A fequinm DER the past.
Fond hopes that once like summer flowers
Were blooming bright and fair, .. .:.
Have passed away with Summers breath,
And left US lone and drear. n.
When winter days have passed away,
And wintry winds are Ger, ....
Sweet Spring will come in robes of green
TO gladden. US once more. n'a ;...,
But hopes departed, never more "'.;
Within our hearts will burn ~.
Yet deep they'll lie and ever live
In memory's treasured urn. . % " y d..
CHARLEsTowN, Ind. M. s. s
.TThe cffusions of our fair correspondent,
Miss M. s. S. are always aceeptible. Ed j
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-23

A friend having one Of Coils largest
sized revolvers 10 his hand, was asked,
|"Is that a HORSE pistoli "NO, |" was
his reply, $ it's COLS's.n
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-23

( "Digby, will you have some Of the
butterl" Thank you, marui; belong
TO the temperance society, and can't take
anything strong"
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PILES! PIAES!! P1LES!!!

beg call the attention of the public the follow
SV ing certificate from Of ~espeeta-
BILE oitiens Mr. Vae the fatherin law the proprie
of the Courier des eIts Unis, and formerly gunmaker in
Philadelphia:
DR. DUPRIE-Oaar Sir:-T hereby certify that have
afflicted the Piles go that have
bottles Barnes PIE Lotion and everything else could
all effect for they did little
About months SINCE commenced using your valuable
remedies the Piles and have the happiness that
they had the desired effect they have
this distressing eompia at consider this almost
miracle. 50 years of age. | sincerely recon-
mend them to all AFFLICTED with the above complaint.
Signed, P. VALE.
No - Franklin street,
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LII kinds and Shoes he found store
and fine We deal exclusively in the Root
Shoe trlds large and will offer you
barrains if you bring t8e cash. MCREA & WELLS.
Foster B. ock
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FIRE WALL. PAPERS-UPHGJS TE2Y WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
GCHBIDT STARK have just received at II cir establish
- First large Wall Papers,
utilities to the finest comprising
thing the beautiful desert is this line They
aso keep hing Gppertan5nr upholstery and cover
chairs sofas. &C., in superior style Having Just enlarged
accommodate increased business,
prepared to receive customers. and show them
Ock d low prices. ap2e-tf
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iuflble remedy for Scro 'ila Kings evil Rheuma-
"A tism Obstinate Eruptions PIN
Face. Botehe Bois. Ague aud Fever Chronic
and Pain ofhe Bones and Stubborn Ulcers pha
DisOr LumbaEo. Spinal Complaints Diseases
arising from iniutcoTs of Mercury Inprudence
Life. or Impurity of the Blood.
EB This great Alternative me ieine and Purifier Of the
Blood used by the thousands of grateful patients from
all United States who testify daily the
lble performed by the aIl nad:cines
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia, ,Eheu-
natsn, Serafula Etupons the Ska, Liver Disease.
Fever Ulcers Old Sores Affections Ofthe Kidneys; Dseas
the Bones and JOINS speedily put flight by using this
great and in estinable remedy.
altdiseases tina Blood uethnv has been found
with it, 1t eleane8the system Of all mpures
gently and eeiently the liver and Kidneys strength
ems digestion gives the stomach the
disease broken by the OF youth to its priE
tive vigOr and strength.
For the lies parably better than all
metic5 used. few doses of CAETER's SPANISH Nix
ture will asaowress mplextcn bring tereses
handling the check. give elasticity thesteP and improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
me iicines ever heardof
from all of the United States ste
evidence that there hnnhug about it. The hotel
all add their testimony the
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
CallOn the Agent r1uar and Almanac. and read
the wonderful this truly greatest Of all medicines has
performed. -
otors No PEARL street. Richmond Va, to orders
for5uurlies I'D Agencies must be addressed.
f1altock & StOddard Evansville; HallOek &
Parnlen ter, Prn G.. II. Clark. YUcenues, and by
dalIersin m sdcin es generally. augs
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PINE LUMBER .

THE LARGEST STOCK II TIE CITY!
2 Ohm +. GLOVER q Co, corner of Main seventh
AZ Evansville. Ind would respectfully inform
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities a1d tcknesss viz ngued and Grooyed Pine and
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undrescd Ceiling Castings and
FnnGl5 100 GOO feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops barns fencing; Pine and Poplar Shingles
Sc Cen eve mad, order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces. AOUlngs Frames
Doors Windows, &C. Sc Bills fprices forwarded to all
who send for them Orders adistaIca viii receive
prorlpt9ttention fsbI2 #
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s. NJ y Q Z S

s.. NJ y eTs,
MPORTER oE WINES. LIQUORS CIGARS. DEALER
E0URDoE, RTE, mON0NGAHfLA AND HECTIFIED
WHISKY, oN COENfR OF MAIN And
WATER SIS. EVANSVILLE.
FEVlL SUBSCRIBER receiving opeune his
stand Of the largest aud best assorted stocks of
Wines. Liquors a2d Cigars, brought 10 this market
The attention his friends aud the trade generally is
lieied the stock which will he sold favorable
and low figures house the West. comprising
TartCorniac Erandes Of brands Pale and Dark
Pinct, MaElory and Otard, Dupuy Co., with
lot Of other brands.
WINES fine Old Madeira. Sherry and superior old
ielick Wine quer5 aud pints. together with general
sort1ent Of Ola bourbon Rye Mon neahea and RseGfed
whisky. Holland Gin. Jamaica and New England Rum,
Cherry and Peach Brandes, CorIia. Curaco and Swiss
G'Atsrthe.
Sornaeh Bitters.
n B.Aways hand large and well selected stock
Havana. German AMI homemade Cigars Satdines and
Pittsburgh Ale. sepl5
EEARPEE for November; Yankee Notions for Nov;
= q Godey's Laiias' Book for Move mier;
EG supply of H5 Of Shatemac ly the suthor or Wide
Wide World and Of Dred by 3lrs Stove stock of Pa
and Envelopes just received and fer sale ~
oct22 DOBELL l. LISTER.
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q. ". GIVEN 5

q. ". GgyEES,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
sew Orleans, Ia.
-REFEHEN-c IS
JAS G. JONES, ESQ, NeesGs z. II. Cook & Sow
J. s. MITCHELL. hE%sEs. GEO FOSTER & 60. .
WEAk&s-a1.E4z3 ,Es>Gz. S,EozsE,
Main Street, Ectssr. First and Second.
E'E understand having gst returned from the East is
receivin@ an extensive stock Of Hardware, con-
e;ccg2sarsc's @roo7s,
the hes. qeaIly approved o. american and
English augfacur forming most complete and choice
Esusl11az E1nrayvave.
Locks an catches BITS nd Hinges. Bolts, &C., Trim
r., rErif:,cc Tooia,
Shoves Spades ani ,nure Forks Briar Scythes
nay Ts3saaef (5oaas.
nivca FORKS (iercan Tuglish all kinds of Tea
Table sroaug Cpdes;fos amps waters Kettles,
ksocl5ct C5:tfEery. fs,saaS, Pistols, a5c.,
always hand; CnsIns. Hauez, saws Axes, Rope Pump
Encouraged by Rera patronaro citizens
a9fyiiIe aTd te UNI mas AE1 AnpEb
10 ria+y ~ Tools tie tet m az
S fail rea G1es5 5o'' '"'n''' Wills lGcH
EALs4 s'EEi413 EsATs.
E'9osE Tin him; o. a god as well as latst fash fash,
as Ton i- sts [ We warrant as erfet fit even t0 So
'-i ssr15-am i'-'' '-' -''' TACrIEE IARcoxNIEF
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, &C.
3aDCoCg1 & s0EaT-2sf
E7AvE Just completed and raodvt, offer to the
d + es aa SPf9 f, . . Tii l5.S5 t0T6
tfe ,is -, -@r+ion Al Mechanics
10 0 1r raretv Building UrrlEaro conn
try Merch2nts will hTl NJ always ready to duplicate Lou
fxENrLEME wan ti nice in eitz-r Boot. Cater
90 Or Oxford can &c Z i Is ' FL, proo
Ey-ozsE CUTLE22Y.
TrST opGn fine g. q. sa %. .sarsr,2r goods
Do Do Tale HALVES and Forks:
90 q n rS Sp @ s ssraya 9f d pieces
PLATED Forks. P1a:ed Spoons g. g ,,--
GET 10 for 59s GsPo 5 f P2 " F0or'' Genuine
deo5 & D. HERMANN.
SG 10000 I1ue a1d red Buckets;
deol5 - PRESTON BROS.
nTnyy cE2oP Fl0 COPPER 'ar- lust rea's and
~ or sale low by 5. z. GILBERT & CO.
nov2o Syclmoro near Water.
4 H.iEs.S5.2 box W R. Cheese rcd and or sale Iy
TEV08ACC0lQo boxes assorted Ira5 in store for sale
r ,ivEPlPoGI TABLE sAE.T27 1si. ens Jus.
dee22 Sycamore street.
TEARPERtor January, reed by
NEW HIoLAsSEs.-4so bl1s rcc.1 an4 to ,rrfve and
OYsTERs, FRCITs. NUTs, sC.-.Tg.t received
Raisins Currents, Figs Sardans Al onds and by
dee29 E. .. BABcoCK.
Rio Coffee in store and for sale nv
y deco ORR. DALZELL & co.
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EaE4El ssfeE9EsS
EUST received by railroad first the season.
e. suitable for the fai. trade,
20 cases rich Fancy Trnts u cases a Sattinets;
do a-s'd Cassmcres; 2 de Fancy Da Tai7s;
do I'eh Co. AlPaccas; ~ pieces Teh Silk Plains;
10 cartoons cd NetriLrs; 70 cr.ooBs l;a SiiE Tare:
With variety of ieacy dress Trimmings and lions
agI8 j. II. 1AGIEE & co.
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Ca-PARTv EEgaHiF' III TIVE

WHOLESALE DRY GUUDS FiSINFSS.
TITE dersig cd have ta day entered into partner
z ship uudcr the style Of French Jeraul1 II
the whoesaI Dry Goods AMI Clothing In mess and for
that will lie glad to all their friends the oil
stand OF johnson L French, Evan VILE, Ind.
VA. T.. FREtTiI.
aug1t SYLVESTER T. JGGAULD.
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APPEAA TO '8'ggE Ia s53EI%
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attraction.
VyET prepared show customers and
patrons entire stock of inter Goots. consit
the richest and the beautiful
goods adopted the All these Goods having
been purchased selected by Mr. Jacob LOewepthal in tho
New Nork market, surpassed advantages
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices,
Our and excellent embraces article
aud desirable lire of Dry Goods and Cloth
ing You respectfully solicited to call and examine these
Goods. WIN, LOWENTHAL f. CO.,
Janis Corner First and Main
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NEWS roIs ALE!

V7E beg to inform numerous custAmera the Ladies
w particular that ready to show You Of
the g-aadtst DISPLAYS, Fancy STAPLE DRY GOODS
this We busy now to
afdl ds5crn5o ofour immense stock SNlce
that % La lies Dress Goods French
English N4Tjups Wonllen Plds black Silks
neaines Naaas. Sa~is, the richest French Emtrnide
ries silk B3nnets. Ladies Misses and Chlirens shoes
D2mashs and Erabroidsred Window Curtain Caiicoes.
iughau Flannes Lnseys Jeans Sathet. Domestics and
thousands Other articles TO mention
he beat bI any whether in stve quality price
still aassre CHEAF AND SELL HEAP
Cli rybody the Ain the
0 First. sep5 ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
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Now York. August &c. 1856.


New York City and County, {
l. Joseph g. Lawrence, Gommssiqn9r Of Deeds in aqd
for the city and Notary Public in and for the
State of New York do hereby certify that the day Of tn
data hereof before perl0nay p Vaie. to well
kuowu being by daily did depnse aud that
of the foregoing certificate signed by him.
true.
In wness whereof have subscribed my name ~ Com
PIhlic Of the State of New
York md have affixed NOtaral Seal at my Office, this
2itA day of August, 1856.
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II 2 & E n n Nc z 8 -
JAS. G.. JONES, ESQ, N2-sEs z. II. COOK & Soy.
j MITCHELL NF~SES. GEO. FOSTER & 60. .
Evansville. INDIANA. suS1C-lydsw*
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
sew Orleans, "a
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NEW STOVE STORE!

GAMES SCANTLiN. in, of the late firm of James
~ Scantlin & Son. has o7ene1 stove and Tin Store
a street. opposite the oil State Bank VII he II nd
1eerng large of Stoves the latest Improved
yle Also Mlntel Crates aud Tin Ware at vhoesae and
.eta the best Gige him call before rur
has NJ els Sc
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CARTaR,s spANIsH M!XTURE!

SNIRE On ACK E;ss!-Receved IT'S boxes from direct
Il, New York. and for sale by
7. & D. HEIMANN.
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READ THE FoLLowlxG CERTIFICATES

LoNDGS, Laurel J., KY, Nov. l. 1858.
MgssRs v II SMITH & Co.-Last tn. when Visits
Louisville having been afflicted with the Chs and Fever
finding relief in the various
that took induced give Fever and Ague Cure
trial days missed the chill and have been ina
think that the disease will reur
would earnestly this invaluable rreYar
who afflicted with Fever and Asue OF
Chflis Yours truly. JOHN A. CANAAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RuACKEREI No. / and 2 for sale low by
IT'S octIf GEO. FOSTER & co.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CoRNER LOCUST WATER STREETS. EvA NsvILLE IND

n stack 20 suit their wishes ". A. LAWRENCE.
C-Irz rt- iisssuce proua2tly and ooriiy
N,fsI yZ1-d5w
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NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted BEAD and Ponder!
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NEW ARRIVAL.
WATCHES AND JEW TILRY.

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VIZ have inst received stock Of Watches and
welry. consisting of all the different and beau
tifU styles variety lowest East and
every article warranted rcpresented- We would call
special stock fine Gold and Silver
Hunting and open face Watches. VII n will sell st very
low figures Also large lot of G Id. Silver. steel and
Common peetacle, to suit al The public
generally and tb ladies in particulsr invited 70 call
and examine our sto K. BFTTROLFF q SONS.
NJ. IN hety First a. Seeen streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-08

unable to answer that query. Perhaps the 70.
reign Ministers like their Offices, and want to
keep them, or to place Mr.. Buchanan under the
necessity Of sending to AK them to come home.
Mr. Mason at Paris, Mr.. Daniel at Turin, Mr..
Fay at Berne, Mr.. Seymour at St Petersburg,
and host of others have enjoyed their full four
years of foreign service; yet no word comes Of
their willingness to make room for hungry pa
triots at home. According to strict etiquette,
the unfinished terms of Mr. Dallas at London,
Mr. Dodge at Madrid Mr.. Forsyth at Mexico, and
others are at the Presidents mercy; the incum-
bents do not seem inclined to give him chance
of escaping the exigency gracefully.
If it has taken four months for four foreign
Ministers to resign. it will take at the same rate
two years for the whole two dozen to retire. so
that, at this rate, the applicants for foreign
missions have good time in prospect before
them