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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-21
EACH SATURDAY IN NAY.



Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters s,k.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper encicei with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel.
The first 2ls Prizes, similarly printed and encircei,
are placed i'm another wheel.
The wheels then revolvel, ana nuinbc is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited To the audi
ence and registered 10y the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton is repeated until all the Prizes drawn out.
Approximation PrizcS.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers - those drawing the first
Is Prizes will be entitled to the - Approximation
Prizes. according t. the scheme.
The 900 Prizes OF 80 will he determined W the last
figure OF the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize For
example, IL the Number drawing In: $4,000 Prize ends
with No. |, thea all the Tickets, where the number
ends in will be entitled to 500 II the Number ends
with No. :, then all the Tickets where the Number
in > will be entitled to $40, and So on toe.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold a. the followin
Certca:e Of Passage OF 10 Whole Tickets . . -. ESQ
:. 10 lialf .......... 30
:. 10 quarter :. .......... 20
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose
the money - our address for the Tickets ortered on
receipt Of which they will he forwarded by first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure they
may designate
The list Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he sent to
purchasers imme lately after the drawing.
8 Purchases will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Oifce, County and State
"a Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya-
bic in full without deduction.
- Ail prizes of sl.9J and under paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time oil
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
;. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta, Ca.
~ list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each is
entitled to, will lie published after every drawing, in
the following paperS;-Ney Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston STANDARD, Nashville GJc cite, At
lantl Intell;gencer, New York Weekly Day Book and
savannah Morning News. ap17
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Sailing of the Europa.

BosToS, May 2o-r.H
The Cunard steamer Europa, Capt. Leiteh,
sailed at 10 o'clock this morning, taking up
wards Of n million in specie.
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u. s. Vessels.

NEW YORK, May Pop. N.
Advices from Montevideo to March 2Tth,
state that the U. s. Frigate St. Lawrence was
in port; all well. The Falmouth was daily
expected.
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Coroner Connelly.

NEW YonK, May 2o-P. n.
The case Of Cor ner Connolly dismissed by
Gov. King.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
CHARLES s, WELLS.

AN now opening in addition to my large EARLY
Spring stock my SECOND Spring importation, direct
from Sheffield, England, Manufactures.
Casks Cutlery, Files and Edge Tools.
These ogether with my other recent arrivals of Amer
can and German Hardware, from manufacturers them
selves in the States Of New York, Massachusetts, and
Connecticut enables to offer Merchants visiting
Evansville, stock in extent, assortment and variety
seldom equaled, and buying my Goods as do, OF the
men who make them.
I can offer inducements in low prices.
Such as no one cln, who purchases of Jobbing
Houses in New York and Boston. and who thus pay
two profits before their goods started for home.
Among the goods / take pleasure in offering to the
TRADE in Southern Indiana, Illinois AMI Kentucky,
may be found the following items viz:
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A CARD TO TUE L,DIEs,

FHNHIS grelt Turkish pcrioli rene " for the
- MEDIATE removal of DISTINCTIONS, IrreEuisrstisaJ
Pr3apsus tter, Failing Of the Womb LeuchOrThs
or Whites, &c, &c.
These Pills have never ia n single instance fa,ei
producing the mensss. Too much cannot be said u
their favor No woman can enjoy good heakh whsq.
that Particular part Of her peculiar organization is os
ranged Sickness Ak the stomach. heatache. larguCf
debility pain in the head, side and hack, loss of a;sps
ute, cstveness, Nc, are of the symtGms whioly
attend irregular menstriation As certain as time arc.
these Pills 20 remove and all Of these symons
BE sure ana get the genuine, which has our SIGNATURE
On each noN These Phi may lie had by aa1ressna-
iDr: sanilOy d Co., and inclosng 81, the Pills vii
be sent ly return mail. m
N B.-Lades whose health viii not permit Of au IA. .
ventive. ).
Ladies who are pregnant, should not these piss.
rs they are sure to bring miscarriage though no ind
jury TO health would fellow. e
address, DR.. SANrLOY Il CO., 9
fe'otf Cincinnati Ohio. 1
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uliS DC IJlIOalfs items, VIZ:
In Harvest Tools.
loo dozen Scythes, Grass and Grain;
100 do Scythe snathes;
- do Grain Cradles;
% do Hay Rlkes;
Q, do sckles;
5od2zen Shovels and Spades;
10 do Grain Shoysls;
l09 do Hoes well assorted.
Cutlery.
goo dozen Table Knives;
1899 do Pocket Knives;
- do Razors;
30 do Butcher Knives;
lUO sets Caryers and Steels;
Hardware Generally.
leo boxes Axes, Choppng;
SOdoZcn Broad and iiandaxes;
2 tons Saiirons:
casks Tr: "a. :; Chains, Chains;
4Odozen iIames Oak Root;
% do Hand, Pannel Saws;
sca AZ G STns' Cut do;
10 dozen Wood Saws, Framed;
Is do Teaket.lcs;
3casks Chain Pump Fixtures;
do Pump Chain;
900 feet Pump Tubing:
% do Curhs, Wood ard Iron;
80 dozer Selves and Rid,es;
80 do Drawing Knives;
Is do llatchets and Hammers;
- gross Gimlets;
200 dozen Augers anil Anger Belts;
% do Horse, Wool and Cotton Cards;
% do Lanth1rns;
30 do Coffee Mills;
900 do Novelty Locks and Iatches;
800 do Butts, Narrow and Broad;
1850 gross Giuet Screws;
20 doben Strap Hinges;
4 do Counter and Tea Scales;
% Platform Scales;
20 dozen Sale Beams and Stee,ya-ds;
3casks Files and Rasps.
CaRnet Makers Planes AMI Ice Tools; also CaJine,
Makers ct lcS and materials, very cheap.
Coopers Wool and edge TOOLS Truss Hoops, Nc.
rns,ia atsIS frrt Nfra
strainer, wire; Stamped and JAPAN'D TIs WARE, in
variety.
Hardware Notions.
Ivory aud Dressing and Pocket Com,~, Needles
Thimhcs Port Monnias and Wallets, Hooks and eyes,
Marbles, Razor Straps brushes, all sorts; French and
German iarps, Fi-n Hooks and Lines, States and PEN
ellis, Ceiar Pencils, Cuihe, Pins, Nio!en Strings,
Specc,eS and Cases, Hair Pins Steel Pens and hold
ers, together with complete assortment Of
GUNS, RIFLE AND SHOT.
Gun Barrels, Locks, Triggers, Mounting and ever
piece pertaining to a qua or gun LOCK.
1000 900 Purussion Caps, full assortment.
Whips.
100 dozen Buggy. Killing and Wagon Whips.
ID do Cow Hides;
20 do Ok and Whip Lashes.
ALso-Ag gent sor a superior article Of
VULCANISED RUBBER BETTING
AND PACKING.
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY.
Thankful for past fvOrs from merchants from the i-
drayors shall he ID serve my customers and the trade
with HARDWARE, good In quality AMI Is low IN prices
any afford to sell il west OF the noun
tlins- careful examination Of my stock and prices
will satisfy the closest luyers.
CHAS. s. WELLS,
apa9 Main street, two doors heloS Branch Bank.
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New Orleans Market.

Ngw ORLEANS, May 10.
Sugar 11@11H, firm. Corn firm. Mess
pork ga 40; Hog round 1885. Coffee lower;
prime lO1l@l0ss. Freights dull. Sterling
Exchange 9s4.
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NOTICE.

The firm Of Keller, Farnsley Co., dissolved on
tile first OF January, 1855, by death OF ID. n. Farnsley
and subsequent limitation. Persons indebted 10 the
firm, either by note account, requested to make
immediate payment, il is absolutely necessary that
the business should he closei. The business will he
continued at old stand nv the surviving members
OF the firm under style and firm o. Keller White,
ho will receive all moneys due the old firm, anS pay
all demands. &C Lick,
ians3 ISAAC I. WHITE.
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ALL THE PRIZES ABOVE STATED ARE DRAWN AT
EVERY DRAWING.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters S.
In the above schemes there are $1,000 Tickets only
numbered from to 5000. There are 200 full Prizes
and 20 Approx making ia all 229 Prizes No
smaller Prize than $780,
The Prizes are pay5le, without discount, presen.
alton ut the Royal Treasury in Havana.
.E- The subscribers will cash all Prizes at per
discount, charging this for exchange, etc.
~ An official copy of the drawing will be sent to
each purchaser of Tickets ~: Purchasers will please
write the signature plan and give their Post Office,
County and State. Bills all solvent banks taken at
par.
- Orders for Tickets shares in the above scheme,
will receive prompt attention when addressed TO
A. GONZALES l. CO.,
niayl3 Nashville, Tennessee.
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Nrw OprrASs Nav On NJ

Sales Of $500 bales Cotton; holders asking
an advance, but no quotable change; receipts
LOO bales. Corn better, sales at $4,000.
Sterling Exchange 9%.
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Establishment and
STEAM AND WATER TUBING.

EMDaOINEEiNG STAMPING
EVERY AFTERNOON.
MIR G. A. KIRBY. extends c7rsiisl invitation to
NE the citizens OF this place and vicinity, to his
large and choice selection nf new plterl Of rlhrc-
cry and Neel.e " nrs, which he u prepared TO stacp
on Silk, Satin o. faGle. Ni.h g new compound Of
his own invention, and which for riilancv If color,
texture and durability, superior - any in the
Union ami warranted 10 remain perfectly plain and
iegble As long as the goods are KEEP; dry and not ru0
out or deace by handling, but on simply washing it
vanishes like the dew tefore summers sun: He
will also teach the art OF Stamping. Terms, 80 %.
lie will remain on Second street, between Main and
Sycamore. south side. Hours, from TO O'Clock,
aDl3Irn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-06-09
Z Il L MI u NJ BIN DIN CT


NHoLESaLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE subscriber, having owed his or Boots
and Shoes to No. 90 lake-street. respectfully in
forms the trade and public generally that in addition to
greater facilities he is receiving large additions 70
his former Stock consisting of variety Of Spring
GOODS, which he will sell at low figure and
good terms any house in the Vest. Particular
tentiou given TO filling orders from the country.
JAMES DUNLOP.
3na No. go Lake Street, CEicara
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s7 old customers are invited call in hc-eva~ tr.,
' ans thitiS n my llt and person 5eSir.7,s -
-as4Hs Is invited &c LOOK the articles affr "a,
p. neral Point, Oct, 1856 40.
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FARMERS ATTEND!
TIE AMERICAN SEED-S0W Err,

~II-s - TT 'EIsE. NJ I I'D, 800.
AVING secured the Patent Rieht Of this invaluable
L L Farming Implement 10 the following Counties.
Iowa, Lafayette and GTsnt, for Years ana hay
ing started large mandatory in this town all
Farmers invited call examine il for themselves
With this machine you yer hour with
one horse, any kinds OF grain grass seed. both
and in any desired quantity per acre accuat and even
The wind cannot disturb it in the Wherever these
machines introduced the past spring they pro-
nounced the greatest Labor saving. seed saving
and Time Saving Implement in their line ever fer
ed to the attention of Farmers. 1t is only necessary
operate to be convinced OF this Price SO
HARVEY (. KEYS.
C. c. BELLOWS, General Western Agent
Mineral Point, Aug Is. 1S56.-33tf
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THE GREATEST
TIE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
CE THE AGE.
7 L. KENNEDY, of EoAparv. has discovered 10 90
VI Of cur common ra-:uI" weeds remedy s.A' e-r'
EVERY KIND DE liUNOR.
EVERY KIND OF IiUMoR.



TIE worst Serofula down TO q c,Tmo Pin2.a
lie has tried it ia over eleven hundred aaa never
failed except in tive ga~c- 10th Flurlr- lrrr b. Re
now IN his possession over one hundred r-f 10
.a!ue. all within 1a.Htf miles of Eesrau
Two bottles are warranted o" nursing SORE '.-
one to three BOTTLES vH -uIe the worst Kill "a. i-
Plies The face.
Two bottles warranted to cure tie 0ors' oae' g
the lrout h and stomach.
Three 60 Hyc bottles are warranted to cure tie F'''
one 70 jhree bottles are warranted to all 5u'a'
in the eyes ,.,...-,
Two bottles are warranted TO cnEe running '' 'a'
and Llotches among the hair. ,,,l
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure e''-'f'1
one bottle viii cure scalv eruptans Of the sin.
Two three bottles are warranted To cure ne WIZ
kind Of TinGworm- I'll. rs.
Two or three bottles are warranted 70 ct4t '--
desperate case of rheumatism. ,..s-r
Three to four bottles Warranted n cure '4' 90
Five 10 eight bottles viii cure tie v"fs, - trs
\ benefit Is ALWAYS expcreEced from me hl'' 1901
and perfect cure Is warranted when the a'e's '--
is taken. ,..--s.
Nothing looks so improbable 10 those who laL. 49,,
tried all the wonderful medicines OF the Gay -. I'd
common weed growing the pastures, anu e.. ~
stone walls, should cure every hum0f - LAy
it IS a fixed fact. If you have humor IL Als sur
There are no IFS nor ANDS huns nor fa -.--s
ing cases, but not yours pee-e -. lie o.
bottles of il in the vicinity OF Boston n .ss
fccts in every case II has already done ,raf.;s
greatest cures ever done In Massachusetts -
children year old, 90 old people Of Sky, -
poor puny, wormy-lookiug children, h9 7.s b7 ,ls
and fiabby, restored to a perfect STATE O. Ll-
bottle. -. are ~.
To those who are subject 10 sick heaaa' Z, -s,s-s
Tie viii always cure IL. Il gives great - ros7s
and dizziness. some who have taken u .o W. he
for wears and have been regulated ~ IT. ,f-.f.arJ
BODY is sound il works quite easy, buI % yer
arrangement Of the functions 81 nature -. TER
singular feelings, hut you must NOT ne - There's
ALWAYS disappear in from four DAYS To . W. lsn tha
never bad result from it the contrary, -srsr.
heard some Of the most e2traysgant enedHial'
that ever man listened 10. -, = lfrWsr-sE
Manufactured bv DONALD KENNED1i NJ
street. Roxbnry, Mass. Price 3, 90. - TshrH
Sold in Mineral Point b. 2 D. PulioIo 80 T9.s---y
Vivian.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

g'0 all rer-oE atieIed with Sexual Diseases such as
1 SPEIAAFuI.hitGEA. SEMINAL, WEAKNESS, M
POTE&tE- G0%UiIlIutA, GIEET, SYPHILIS the
Vic. Of g%ANISAl. tr SELF ABUSE. &c. &c.
The HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. ia view of the awful
destruction 81 human life, caused rs Sexual diseases and
tre receptions prctiscc upon the unfortunate inns
such diseases 10y QIacss have directed fht q fsuIt-
ing Surgeon, CHARITABLE AT worth of their
name, give MEDICAL Al FI~E GRATIS, 10 all lcr-
thus aiicci, vino apply ly letter, with dee r-
Tcu al their condition, Gage, r'iou habits lie
and Tu OF extreme poverty and suffer ing 10
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
Tie Howard Association l. benevolent institution
established Er special endowment for She relief the
sick sua distressed. afflicted With b ifuIuut and Epileu-
&c Diseases. Il ha~ sut Plus Of means which the
Directors have voted exrcna in advertising the above
H'r5no- Il Is needless add that the Association conn
ntencS the highest Medical skill OF The age, viii fur
EiSH the moss approved modern Treatment.
just Published, hy the Association "A Rzrt on Sner-
m9'orAoe, Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Ouauistn
Ntsturhaon Sc!SAbuse. ami rtieg Diseases Of ,be
Nnal Organs, 10y the consulting Surgeon. which l he
sent by mail tiu scaled cUvciope) FREE OF CHARGE
on he receipt Of TWO STAMPS To-. postage.
Address. Dr. GEO. +. CALHOUN. CursuIffro- S,~reoo
Howard Association. No South NINTH street PItila
delphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA D. HEART " IL. President
Gro. FAfEcHILn Secretary r--lv
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Iii. Samuel Roach's Testimony of the
Value OF this Machine
100 Acres Grain and &;rass-- E. eplirs so c-uts--
Good Work.

b".-e'tiit- Wy is, Nov. Is, 1856.
GENTS II purchased last spiug from Ar. samuel lien
t, an At-la Reaper aud Mower, auG il has proved ~
De The best ever Invented had 90 nutir- ana
twenty acres al grain and hay which completed wifi
great ease and to utmost -tisflcjiuu hing- rc.
req TO hinder me- from gong aheai with pleasure with
81 ih'cHl1 a!'i the whole harvest, only was
Tue season was oni thirty cctS. Said machine leaves
down me gram IA such prop and condition that
no rational being alli Zst.ahlc complain Liaigr
ard ohy requires ihrs horses for Ping Two for
moving consee uentiv, can recommend
said machine 4" ali tanners in the state as lie lest in
strument ever offered for i's proper purposes
SAMUEL ROACH.
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HAYDEN & WILSON,
IMPORTERS AND aANCFAcrUE.EHs or
AND COACH HARD
WARE,
Carriage Trimminss
SADDLE TREES NAMES. SPRINGS AND AyTrS
Potent d1d> Eaq1aeild LeuEcr.
sdrtng, Harness and Bride Leather,
NO IL y MAIN Svt.Err

sarcng, Harness and Bride Leather,
No II y. MAIN STREET.
ST LOUIS, MO.
AZ prepared 10 offer 70 their customers aud the trade
I ar tS~"rimcnt of articles unsurpassed in quality or
cirEfneSs b Hnr House IN their line East or West
@ stock consists Of . well selected aSSor uleu Of sr,.
arLic-e Ia use by SAhDLEES AND COACH Makers
weave uflnS many of our goods Columbus
SING sing ana Auburn. \. Y, and have lately established
House III Newark, New Jersey. for the Manufacture Of
Patent and Enameled Leather large assortment Of
witch wIH always U- tuuua q Store
oar English Goo-s are imported directly by ourselves
thereby laying but commission
, i.e greatest part Of our SHIFTING HARNESS Ann
bHLE LEATHER, Is finished - ourselves GOOD sun
hand. ~ D. o1
are j" receipt Of large assortment Of Eastern
'---|,S AND ANtES. from various rlsnufactorics
.crS. So ~ i'AiiH5 Or
St Louis, February Il. 1856 I1-,..
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* WEIR
-i4ss-tas5a !t,2f1

FL'HE undersigned would respectfully announce - ~,
pubic that they constantly hand al heir new
~ El1 STABLE, IN The of the Central IIousq
WIN last Horses easy Carr ages and el Dtvtrs
required, Tor the accommodation of those who desire
They have gooCly number Of
Horses, Buggies, and Crriges,
nd viii hold themselves in readiness At ALL TIME. 70
able ) " '"' VI
They will run Hack to Warren every other dav and
convey passengers - an
TO AND FROM THE RAILROAD
IN good time, n reasonable prices. share Of the av
cling patronage is solicited -'
Mineral Point, April q, 1855 aS-tF
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PALMER & WILLIAMS
SELF SlI IlIA.EIIG H.h2la LaD AJHlR.
The improvements for 1857.

AN iron driving wheel. constructed q princi-
- pie which combines great rensth with extraor-
CIuary Ightness.
2--Iutgroycd arrangement Of the main frame of the
Asc IKE; giving greater stTength than &eTetoiuTr.
"A iUinted adj table brace by means Of which the
h. gh- f Cat be regulated without removing
pan bolt screw, wedge. and IN less than be
done any other Machine.
IA device for regulating the size of the bundles
m grain. The Rake DE stopped retained at
point in its revolution, and the bundles made
large desired
file Machine Is letter balanced by different
81 the gearing and drivers there is less
than the weight OF the tongue the horses uecks.
fThe Grain side Wheel Is increased to thirty inches
in diameter.
The drivers seat IS placed steel springs and at
elevation enabling the driver overlook the grain
o De cut the entire Reaper and his team.
s-An Improvement IL the Cams Of the Rake Spring.
9.-NaaDe or wrought iron. in the place OF the cast
mon rake teeth.
The Moving Attachment.
t. removing SIX bolts. the main platform and Rake
detached rom the Reaper. and the moving bar
thn be- attached + then forms Of the most simple
substantial and light running Mowers in II las
been used extensively, and gwen universal satisfaction
No combined Reaper and Mower has vot been able
equal this, both Reaper and as a Mower.
Warranty.
This Resper j. warranted tp %. ell made Of good
ertl7, and 81 good usula Mike manner liable 20
ont cr order all kinds ot train equal
hGapc in the world 10 hall the Grain srRteT
ra hs ordinary grading .a te eaIEuie wth man,
and rod horse team, OF cutting and 1skiur off from
ten 80 tvety acres of Grain per day leaving it in bunch
t. for Iiu.jing.
-;GHyrS.-.I. K BET DING Rlaes Earth Dane Co
Wi; GEORGE ". COBB and Z. K BLODGETT, Mineral
Point. 9-juyl-
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Jones Corn Planter.

BEETOVX ,',.~~
Il se l.e7 siEeS notice That he will hv himself q
"-4i', VISA ever Afln ueiSap1rhJoa in cant y,
Iowa counties to furnish Jones Corr ylgrt. -
throughout the country as the hTst premium inII,
SiFeil DIV ts prsuclfal ttrns OF Grant COUNTY viii l.
IL circulars TO all inquiries. Valuable improve,
eits nave been made upon this Planter since last wear
rendering 1t stronger and able To last for Hfe-ine ii
$1,000 i ~ 'e4oie-
taSt ' the suhscr5s advertised in the Tribune that
S Nog3 supply thc tanners Of Iowa county with Jones
orH FtEer cut having failed receive them was nm
.e - go So lie has Just received enough to SUNNY all
Tie country, and there viii De no failure sis vear
john DODGE.
N'''''Nr WIS., -af}lI 1910, 1887. nlI-6w
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SAMUEL EIENDY.

I!tUEfVlIIf, MITCH -lJI. INlT.
TERMS At FAcToKY.-Prire Of Reaper and Mower
$500 viz Sl"d cash ON aell.er, SEQ in due Dec
Isl I2o' Hgaper 20 VIZ - cash, Sla0 in note
er SlC0 cash All orders promptly attended to.
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1857 Spring Trade. 1857
II 4 r ID " A r f
WJE BLAIR ,S- CuplNy

Nc 176, Lake Street, Chicago, ,.
Mr0BTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Fore On AID
1 American Hardware, Tin Plate, &c have in store
large and complete stock, which they receiving
daily additions direct from the English American
manufactures.
SEQ dozen Axes, Collins. simmons Leverett'S etc
$50 dozen Sbovo and Spades. Ames' EowlauG's, etc.
1000 dozen D.,tsS Scytles Bluods WaGsworths etc.
700 dozen Scythe Snaths, i.uInaous. etc.
500 dozen Cast steel Hoes.
400 dozen Cast Stce. lIav Forks.
10000 dozen Pocket aud Table Cutlery, assorted.
$500 dozen Files. Butcher and other makers.
10 tons Pump Chain
80 casks tN and Coil Chains.
1000 pairs Bright Traces.
2,5e0 hcZes Fin Plates, c, I X and extra sizes.
5000 bundles :. 81 Iron, Nos l6 to IS, guage.
l0,CeD lbs. Copper Pressed Bottoms.
80 casks Sheet lin.
1000 bundles assorted Bright Wire.
- setts Timers Toes and Machines.
200 tors anueget Frnc, Wire
loo kegs assorted Nails.
Jap8uuct a md Pressed Tin Ware fun assortment SIN
WILLIAM BLAIR. c. D. MEL SON. O. W. BELpFN.