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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14
EVANSVILLE. IND. SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 1857
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
dESEr D. LswIs HowEs
AgLIS a. NOWEs.
tTux BUsis,ss AGuS. .t 2. cd
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
We k CEfANI -liz-
| .; ectifirrs OF The celebrated siagnolia Whisky
pEALEhS IL ALL KINDS OF PRoDrCE.
srrEmos OLD BouKroy AND RYE WHISTLES. AND
Foreign and Domestic Liquors Generally
Watrr 81. Second Oor above Vine,
feb5-'57ly EVANSVILLE. IND.
ASA rSLEHAHr-..-. r. fsTIss psf,;.
IGLEHART a ANTiiEs, -
q TToRNEY Law Real Estate Agents viii prse-
- Law aud make eoiissoHs il vandsrsursh saa
They have also ess.sllshed the city Of Evaasrle
sseai Estate Agency, r.7 81
Who're they Will attend the pashsss I'd sa, Of Evans-
OF the Western States. The, viii slso rrOsars
% eI s ls:'s % iaa . r. @ s ss 11 sa ssnii
the duties o. Attorneys Real Estate AFenp. -
sss q ss oS Tsss .,rse H..r
CH,RLpS " WELLS. 73s
WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALER,
xAIy ST. TWO pooss ssLow STATE BANK.
EVANSVILLE. md. -
a RDERs Cor Hardware promptly hnd asiowss cinein-
~ EI4rNts J""-'
MGss AZ 4 y -. sOIaNSs,S, 4, fs
ATTORNEY RsaL ESTATE aasSr.
ocee on Fir,ts, in sbuiidsss. nearly opposite the
Pos, Once Evansville Ind iH-lJ
HENRY sTiTEs. sFf-
ROTARY PUBLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE.
--t..r Mr.C CARMEL. LII
ryrILL 70 seearing aims in outA
~ Easeru Illinois aSd all othet business apperaininE
20 said Offices. psyipz taxes, etc.
Refer 20 W T. rage Esq Cashier Caa.l Bank Evans
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g .Ac HERMANN. ...... DAVID HEINAss
wHoLRstrE Am RETAIL DEiLERs IN
G7OC1 RES & PRODUCE
au zsSswAPE, Liquors. n &c, MAIN srRrrr,
DOORS AnovE sxce r,rv.ssvrLLE- usD-
isE3i 2 - r. = ~ EaL --EL -
GROCER, ,FoRwaRDIXG ,ND COMMISSION
MERCHANT, 7r.t
DEALER PgoDrCR.
Yipeepzss. IND.
attention paid to forwarding and Receiving
oct3l IF go
cIrYHoTBb,
wATkP r. RgrwEFS WINK AND DIVISION,
Erapsrile, 1rd
.cu wM ". BoICOURT. Proprietor.
'"Hs' CH,vDlER a MARIAN.
.ouxr ,pAvnLrP RvD JAMES HARLAN n. have
hepselves tore'her partnc " the praetie
uw rs viii tens 70 all eonhaos ., 'hsrn One
ho,s .-.,ssvs Ne tnne their oes, Oh Locust stree,
,.ss s,r.os qcuse 20 givs counsel or rrnsaet husi.
Pror1p- attention WI ,es'en 20 o'ohee'ion'-
Evansviile. Nov. ?, is5f.-s
p ~ wv. X. ncGREw.
ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBIC.
o~,. 4, the ..rre..ent Ci.r Bs rt'' Ruilesny.
gVTILL attend fshfUlly TO all busins' :.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-14
NEW DRUGS,
FRnsH >Np FfNK

FRESH ~. Ff r..
pJrU VIFRLISfi have Just opened largo sssortmen.
and Medicines shieh they Invite The sifsh
Physicians They also seep winfc~
ss Tobacco gars Paint>. Brushes OF a. ixni
ls Dvesrss Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles ke Se
so.il n,putr Pstent N-dcines. All kinds Of Paints
in Ill, Par- Wines aud dies
efuiiy prepared Call st No IA aserW
an der tho Journal ONCE nyss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

NThe Richmond (Fort Wayne Co..
Herald says that on Thursday, as the Cincin-
natl train of cars was coming into that city,
the engineer discovered upon the track what
he at first supposed to be a coat and basket
of some laborers on the road. He endeavor.
ed to check the engine, but the train passed
on, and left behind it, the severed and man
gled body of little girl about twelv years
old. She had been sent by her mother to a
distance for milk, and was seen two hours
before at shanty near by where she was
found. The Coronsr's inquest discovered no
evidence how she should have been in that
position. She may have fallen in fit, but
there were some dark suspicious that she had
been unhumanly violated and murdered. and
her body placed upon the track to conceal the
crime and to divert suspicion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

ANOTHER LEGISLATIVE FIGuT.-Last Fri.
day during the course Of long and somewhat
personal debate in the Lower House OF the
New York General Assembly, Mr.. Beckwth
made some insulting remarks in relation 10
Mr.. Hastings, the editor Of the Albany
Knckerbocker. After these remaks Mr. Hast
ings went to Mr.. Beckw iths chair and told
him that when he had closed his political term
he (fIastings) would settle with him for the
words he has spoken.
Mr.. Beckwith, in the presence Of the House
then struck Mr.. Hastings violent blow,
which glanced of and hit Mr.. Cameron, q
member of the House.
The House was instantly the scene of in
tense excitement, which was increased con-
sidcrably by man in the gallery falling in q
fit.
Mr.. Beckwith when order had been restor-
ed, apI cared at the bar and apologized to the
House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

NEW STATES AND TERRIToRIEs.-It is sup
posed that the next Congress will organise
four new territories, viz: Dacotah, Nevada
Arezonia, and Neusho. The admission o.
Kansas, Minnesota, and Oregon will raise the
number of States to thirty-four. When
Washington, Nebraska New Mexico. and
Utah shall come in, the number will be
raised to thirty-eiSht. Nebraska will ulti.
mately be divided into three or four States
Texas into three: California into two; Or.
sgon into two; and the new State of Superior
taken from Michigan will-with the four new
territories enumerated above-make the NUN
Der of States, within twenty years, probably
IS high as fifty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

COAL is to be one of the elements OF national
power as well as wealth in the coming genera.
ton. Navel supremacy will rest entirely
upon it, when steam shall supersele Sails
England with foresight that distinguishes
her administrative affairs, is said to be secur.
ing all the points in the Pacific from which
coal can be obtained. She has Vancouver's
Island which contains the best coal beds yet
discovered in the Pacific. An English COM
pany own the mines in Chill, and have secured
rights which the government will protect
It is said the coal deposits OF Japan are an
object in her present operations with that en-
pire; and she is searching for coal deposits and
places for coal depots in all the Polynesian
Group. We have had reports of coal discov.
cries in our Pacific territory, On the straits o
Fucca. and in Oregon and California, but oul
government, appear to give no heed TO the sub
Ii ect.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

o. Bible Revisonism is failure, nagnifi
cent failure, and nothing else. Its best friend:
have deserted it. having no confidence in it
1t has now come to stand, for want of funds
of friends in carrying out Its own principles
1t has come square up to the word bdptizO, and
knows not whether to translate it or not; but
death follows in either case. AL this is a
good reason for placing the work Of transla-
ton into the hands of Prof. Hackett and Prof
Conant, where all will be safe for the next
twenty years.
Philadelphia Christian Baptist Chronicle.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

KANsAs.-Mr. Maltby, Of this county, who
returned from Kansas last week, confirms the
statements made in our paper on Monday
Quiet and order prevail in the territory, and
no serious apprehensions are fell, by the inhab-
itants Of any future difficulties. The immi-
grafton exceeds the highest estimates: and the
free State men are confident of their ability 10
protect themselves, and shape the future in
situations Of the State. If a constitution ad.
uniting slavery should be imposed upon them,
it would not bring slavery into the territory;
for slavery will never venture where public
opinion is against it. A pro-slavery constitu-
ton, if adopted, would be changed in a year
All that the citizens desire is, admission into
the Union as a State, and the control of their
own affairs. Relieve them from the guardian.
ship of the General Government, and take
away the federal officers, and they will soon
cure any defects or errors in their own laws
and constitution. Our informant says, the
free State men have but little to do with the
law, the courts. or the public officers. If they
have any disputes or difficulties among them.
selves, they submit to the arbitration Of their
neighbors. Every community of free settlers
form their own regulations for the government,
Of affairs among themselves, and the manner
in which they get along illustrates the Yam
KEGS aptitude for selfgovernment, and how
little public authority be needs at any time L
direct his social and civil concerns.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

THE FINANCES OF New York CITY.-The
state cf the finances of New York
comprise rather large figures. The total re-
ceipts in 1856 were nearly 100000 and
the disbursements $20,0OO,OOO. The valua
ton of real and personal estate in the city foi
1856 was So 100000. The large operation.
of the Treasurer represent certain peculiar
transactions known as trust accounts. These
are temporary loans for special purposes, tc
be returned nv local tax. The debt of the
city is S14,23O, lac: against which the city
has sinking fund Of S6000000-leaving an
actual debt OF about So, 100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

e Hoohsais German Bitters. prepared aud sold by Dr.
Jackson the German Medical Store l21 Arch street.
Philadelphia daily increase in their yell deserve celebrity
for the all diseases arising fro of the
liver. These Bittsrs have indeed proved blessing the
Afflicted who show their gratitude BY the f2tterng
testimonials. This medicine has established itself
that competitors however willy their schem-s
juctive their promises reach 10 gained the pablo
Immense benefits that have been derived
fro aud will maintain its position.
See advertisements. mhi3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

to enable Young and his Council to seize upon
any property in Utah, anil remonstrance or
resistance is not only useless but dangerous.
II wealthy disciple arrives from the States,
the Church (Young) Immediately lays hold
Of just such share OF his goods as he pleases.
The portion, of which the former owner is
suffered to retain nominal possession, he is
compelled to manage according TO the dicta-
ton Of some prophet or priest. If the proph-
ct says to his neighbor, PLANT that field with
potatoes" the former would lose his lands and
perhaps his life, were he to refuse. The
counsel he is thus obliged to obey, heis also
compelled to ask. The result is, that the
actual possession of the great mass OF all the
real and personal property in Utah is in the
foul oligarchy Of Young and his immediate
subordina,es.
The social state of the people is more hor-
rible than their civil and political condition.
Judge Drummond, says where father has a
child fair and innocent, whom he loves and
chershes, and if she captivates the fancy Of
some leading Mormon, she will be taken from
her home by the decree Of the elders, and
given up by the ceremony Of sealing" to be-
come the fortieth or fiftieth wife to an old vii
lain, while her predecessors, who have grown
old in the same guilty and abominable con-
nection, become his household or corn. field
servants. IL often happens that n man is
sealed to two women at the same ceremony
and cases are not rare when one of the wives
so acquired is lost by divorce before break
fast the next morning.
The account given by Judge Druinmond o
many OF these connections, where sometime:
mother and two or three of her daughter,
were all sealed to the same man, presents
picture Of beastly bartarity. Could correc
idea o. those horrible transactions be made
known throughout the country. crusad
would be preached against the foul horde tina
would soon put an end to their sway. TT
GOyernmenf should he aroused to eradicat
this immoral pestient community from TIN
land. The appointment of Brigham Young
, Governor Of the Territory, was The most fata
error of Mr.. Filmore's administration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

G Mr. Barrett, once the most popular
genteel comedian in the country, universally
known as gentleman George" died at the
age Of 63 on Long Island last week. His
heart and purse wree ever open to a friend or
fellow being in distress, which. as is generally
the case with those endowed SO largely with
the milk Of human kindness, kept him poor
during his lifetime, but has left behind hos,
Of pleasant memories which will ever be asso.
ciated with his name.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17
rWe have received the able report made
BY Judges Trimbell, Campbell and Fowler,

rWe have received the able report made
BY Judges Trimbell, Campbell and Fowler,
upon the advantages and practicability of
building Railroad from Paducah to Hender-
son, and thence to Evansville. It states. in
very clear and concise terms, the advantages
Of the road to the towns and communities
along the line-their ability to build it, and
its importance As link to connect the system
Of roads coming from the South through the
district West Of the Tennessee with the roads
North Of the Ohio, leading to the East. This
last object is the only reason for directing its
Eastern terminus to point opposite this city
predicated upon the superstition that we are ia
have several Railroads leading to the North
and East, making our city one Of the princi-
pal crossing points for travel between the
Northeast and Southwest. The principal
road alluded to, is our Straight Line Road
which is considered as destined to be one o
the great avenues of travel from the Ohio riv
or, North and East. The object Of bringing
the proposed line to Evansville is, to secure |
connection with this road. 1t is singular tina
an enterprise that is viewed by all person
abroad as Of such great importance to US; on
on which our consequence as a city depends
should have such ,ukewarm friends, and s.
many opponents at home. We shall presen
the Report at length to our readers at a futur
day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

THE GREAT REMEDY F0I NERVOUS DEgILr

- ~. MuLsnIzEr. Doyiestowa. Pa June 90 1883 says:
been saiicted With ebiiity
September $751; since which time have been unable to
ai any physician that would benefit her In the
least until day called chs Of DR. Harvey
this for tnctare OF iron ana described to him
the Affections Of wife he thea handed lot OF papers
read among which iOunt describing your German
Buffers Immediately procurei few bottles from HIM.
pleased that the thu Btters
good than all the iic,es she has hereofor
taken. Iwishyoa TO seud me Lalf dozen bottles"
See advertise nent. mhI3
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o. Eli 1hayer's pl,n to resuscitate Vir

o. Eli 1hayer's pl,n to resusctate Vir-
GINA, promises to work we'll In a recent let
ter to the New York Herald he says:
We have already been offered over $780,
600 acres of Virginia land at prices varying
from fifty cents to one dollar per acre. There
never was a more suspicious time for the
friendly invasion to deyelope the resources
which nature has so bountiiully entrusted to
her, and to give her that proud position
among the States to which her wealth and
influence vii. then entite her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

A vnUABLE REuEDy-The unqualified testimony in ia
Of Dr. Cavanaughs valuable medicine to be found in
ady ertising column toda will commend itself the
and Of aier the
high character aad position The who
voluntary tribute 70 the DR. = sklChic ago Daily Jour.
The notice from porary has specisl refer
the eertihcate of H. " H. ali Esq., in favor the
efficacy Dr. Cavanaughs Pile Salve which Is
in columns. for sale by
nhI3 KELLER & WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

Gov. WRIGHT.-The Cincinnati Enquirer
reports that Gov. Wright has been offered the
appointment Of Minister to Prussia. We hope
for his ex- Excellency's sake. the report may
be true; though we think there are other po'
sitions he could fill with as much benefit and
honor to the country, il not with as much
credit to himself. The Governor is certainly
entitled to an honorable reward from his party
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

6T The Governor has appointed A. G. Da-
-is Judge of the 10th Judicial Circuit, vice
Stanfield resigned; and Hon. John Petit,
Judge Of the 18th Circuit in place OF Judge
Ingram. also resigned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

~ The vincennes Gazette says the sur
vey Of the Railroad from Mound City to Vim
ceunes, is now being made, and will soon be
completed. The building of the road Is de-
term nd hct.
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L
TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Evansville Temple of Honor No. meets every THURSDAY
evening the Hail. Water street. over the Canal Bank
Wv. PoINrDEXrEa. W. c. T.
A j. O'SEILLY. w.
Beacon Light Social Temple No. IS meets every altern
Friday event ing above. JOHN HYDE u. p T.
q. W. RUDYARD BE- janeo ,5r-lv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17

OF The Assembly Of Barbados have ap-
propriated Sl2 500 annually for making that
Island one of the submarine telegraph COM
pany'S stations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HILLS HEAD

ssin tins place ter insertion:
eOunton longer time ~ s'A' us
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TIE large spacious house with sahnr for 50 hor,s in
connection with Bo~lins Alley and outlet.
on hin street known the Balls Had admirably located
first class hotel be had on lease at great bar
gain for one years. Apply TO
nh-t-ind&T J. C. JEWELL < CO.
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49, GESTLEMAN.t AOrouvaIy acquainted with th,
dry goods aud grocery business. has had long ex
Fenee in both. Is an excellent sAiesmsn and an
pshed Book Keeper would like situation IN which eiths
or all these qualifications would be able 20 hs en-
P'oyer' to whom he can give the high references App
% tho editor OF the Journal ,sq,-,,
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H0II0WAE's PILLS AND 0INTMENr.-ro
deplee the sTSen by Needing aud violent ring is to
deprive Hes msehnery OF IT, motive These great
remedies disact the blood the e~retiops
ern eompaiuts by de trsyng thr seeds in the vital
fluids Sold at tho msrufaeories. No Maiden Lane,
New YORK AID No. ia strand. L. adon and by all
gists at 25c. c2isc.. and 81 per box pot. apl6
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THE GREAT HOLLAND REMEDY,

BGRHAyE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.-Persons subject
to nerves. or sick headache will End in Boerhaves Ho
land Biters sure safe and pleasant emedy. II soothes
the hrobbins head. acdv of the ssmseh assists
digestion and creates healthy appetite 1t is withou,
doubt most delightful preparation aad RENE
dy. The fact that ID 10 very popular medicine
throughout the Holland settlements in wisecn.ia
YORK. Michigan. Illinois and Indiana speaks much its
favor. See advertiseme ntin an other column
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-17
MuRnY d LlNM.N.s FIoRup, WAITE

oil the shaving.
han dferehief exquisite and enduring refrehes
and invgogates the the only ors
will relieve nervous head ache Applied tie CO. neck
10 clears the skin from all blernshes.
ranspar rcy &c the exinn sold by 7. Lanman &
Go Wholesale drngis,s CO WAFER street, New York and
b. I'll druggists at soc per bottle. apI6
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NELAN BIOGRAPHIES
BOARDING.

With large and pleasant FOR the accommodation Of
sentenah ADJ LAZY for sase gentlemen can he
in private aEily in central location Apply at thi
Office. fst,,f
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OF The Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Co.
have negotiated SIX millions OF bonds in Eu-
rope.
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CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN /. shown r,

CHAHLEs LONDON CORDIAL GIN lie shown ny
the Records Of the Custom House be the only
Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles all others
made herein Initiates oft.
Iii delicious tonic beverage aud ~ its PECULIAR favor
$50 Inherent from other sn) Is universally BY
VINO used it, is adopted with great success in cases
DYSPEPSIA. GouT. RHEUMATISM. DRoPskr GRAVEL CoLrc
ohoLERA. FEVER AND AGuE. STRUCTURE DISEASE OF TIE
Urinary oRsAss EPILEPSY. FEMALE IEaKGuLARirrEs 30.
VALENTINE Morr. of New Yorh. in = letter the
proprietor. says;
Charles London Cordial Gin the plre1s bss. and
reliable Extract Of Juniper. have seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold Ii al,
Druggists and Greesrs in the United States and 80 also
numerous pois'ns called London Cordial Gin-o avoid
the1 '"y oaiy CnAHLEs' Reject any otAe: offered to
You aS value health. dollar for
afty cents for pints. EDMUND c. CHARLES
niS-5mi&w Sole Importer. 30 Broadway " Y
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W0nD! WOOD!!-or4ers for Wood left q. sAMuE
SIcKERr's will he promptly hiisd. feb3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A n K q .

One square, lines less time three
week q 20; two weeks 81 SO; one month. s4 three
months 81 81; months. $40; year. 4l5 Discount ON
Cards Of six lines
annum. marriage, death religious
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400 GASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
KEEN & PliEsTON

EgAvE in description Of boots AID shoes
adapted to the trade consisting Of Mems oak bottom
stitched plain fancy lace extension top Boots Men
split lined and unned ana oaE bottom RIP pu mp sole
Shoes: goat pumps Boy: lined and
goat cali eal aud leather Shoes; Boys calf
top do Women KIP SPLIT and uniinss soosse
do goat nit goat trsnIed glove top patent leather
I:..Sss ;.ssi ssis.r. every
the trade womsns Baskns Of various styles calf goat
grained ld morocco. snamslsa pasert leather. glove
Misses. eaosoes. split; kip. calf calf goat. nit.
patent leather ena~slled morocco fancy top srOn.es
fIsnsd ss snss o1ss calf aud calf
These goods bOuEh. Of the IGanufacurers and
defy all competition eScep. them We sell Our Boots and
largest aad most sesirsSle
brought int the STATE ias'qGnE %a'a,y 81 the best
will be loosiss business FER merchant TO BY Evans
respectfully iavi,. the trade cali smins stock.
/; Seth Thomas RE 6 '; s sssa
zoo bbis White Lns 80 s0l; ceReS. for sale By
II kegs sEz e. i..s CO.
MAILS AND Spin Es-ao kes. asso,sed sizes:
forsAle lOwby app ORR. DALzELL & co.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
Assignse's Sale of Hardware and Cutlery.
'U,uE under.zned Assirnee of C. NJ Grath sell =.
private sale at the Main street. recently
occupied by said Griffith. cost the entire stock
Of amos overy article be found in Hardware store
SO much of said stock Sold will closed
o. at auction, commencing Monday. May I'd.
mh3l NATHAN ROWLEY, Assignee.
MAPLE Sugar and M0iA.sss in store and 20. .eIssy
N4 mh3l SAMUEL yICKERY.
BU.T u ECElVED.-
Cd hid prime y. o. Sugar; 4bbs NoIasses
Dbl Sugar House Moiassesi 5bags prime Rio Coffee:
nh3l SAM'L yICKERY.
SWEET POTATOEs.-Iobbi . Just ee.d and for sale
- BY mh3t NICKERY & JOHNSTON.
nLLVE OIL bbl pure Olive Oil;
u IS dol ass'i sizes do do do: for sale by
alH Z. Il. COOK SON.