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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-06
To BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
Friday, February 5th,
FRU rs ORNAMENTAL TREES
PLANTS

CONSISTING OF achoice collection OF sppie, Pear,
u r., .ch, PUN, NC; Every, in variety, De-
cjduous CrnareEi.l Sh,uis, Goose cry, Rrpberry /,
Currants Gape Roo.s, strawberry plai'ts u quite
num- er Of the finest 'ces; Pie Plant Asparagus
room Formerly corrupted by M. Conyngiop: on Main
street between First a;.d Srcon. street, The soye
sERY AND GARDYN Of J. q. FERRIS Il Co, near
Cincinnati, Ohio, one Of the largest and ssi establish
meHts IN the West.
rhsse wanting to purchase should give US N early
call, as shall remain here but . few days.
fsi,l LII
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Cincinnati Markets.
CIScrSxA1I. Feb. 5-t n

CiNCINSATI, Tco. O-r
Flour firm at a. 75 for superfne, with sales
Of 5000 bbls. Whi,ky I5c. Large sales of
bulk meats hit t1lc for shoulders and Sc for
sid..-. loose. 100 boxes niiddies sold ut &c
for Cumberland. Mess pork he ut sls IS.
Lard quiet nj. e% per Dbl. Sugar Arm at
5A@sE. Moiasses 25@ss1k. Coffee lcH@
Xix. Clover Seed IS so.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb 6-Px
whisky and -four dull. Sales Of white
corn at 52c, and yellow at 52@54. Wheat
dull ut l@l o3 for red, and 81 O5g1 IL for
white. Provisions firm and unchanged. r
Our brokers are not buying exchange on
New York.
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AnuyNySTD TOp,S SIZE

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell At public
~ auction on Thursday IN 3sth day Of Jainuary
is5s, at James Hewitt's Ware House near the old
steam Flour N III ownei L. ". Ross, IN Evansville
one steam Engine and fixtures belonging to the same
county, deceased The purchaser will Re required TO
pay hity sJJ dollars cash. ard for the balance cred
u II nine months win he given. the purchaser giving
is note with approved s,cur ~, waving valuation
and apprasenent laws. ard hearing interest from date
Sale a. commence at 10 O'Clock A VI.
dec.O. tsd&w. CuAS. III. MASON.
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$50 OR stsO REWARD.

MY STORE. IN CsnneI'on, Perry county, Ind
W rubbed the night ~ the eth inst, o, the
fn..owing goods; Three Silver Watches, tw" Iiuntug
Case Watches, and one open face Lspre wstch; a,so
4 large lot OF Jewery. CONSISTING of Breaspns. Eau
knives and Raurs, with auzntity 81 Irish Linen
SILK Hanat erchicfs and Ready Made CIuthine. j
viii give $50 for the apprehension of tile tn,f OF
ian ~ NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
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WAsHISeToN, Feb. 5-P.x.
The Douglas Democrats and Republicans
have held a conference as TO the Kansas
question.
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Enf:I. TOiiy.S. &C.

sistipg OF Single AID Double Bit Axes, Broad
Axes, Hand and Bench n YES, AIDES, NC, at much
lower than market rates. Al exaTinaf,nn ~ goods
solicited. X. %. ANDERSON,
Trustee Of Holmes 4 Co.. - w eo,i .,reet,
ian3n prT3S BTRGH.
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For any information or through tickets apply
Company's Transportation Office, head Of Locust stree
JOHN fNGLE,
Superintendent
cE- Henderson c numerical, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel Register take on
former Advertisement and copY. nOv!A.a
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Financua

BALTIMORE, Feb SPY
The Bank Presidents held n meeting and
resolved TO resume specie payments.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb 5-rx
Joint resolutions were introduced deneun-
cling the acts of Paulding.
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NOTICE..

y notifying the public Of NV retirement from hus
u ness, beg leave to tender them, and my friends
and patrons particularly, my thanks fnr past favors
and patronage and would heartily r-commend their
confederation my successor, JACOB STRAUB, who
undoubtedly, will justify all exnectatiuns Of MY
friends. A. WALDkIRCH.
JACOB sTRAUB,
In referring to the above, desires TO say, that having
bought the entire stock Of Mr.. WALDKIRCII'S hard
e. intends to carry the business hereto
fore, and will he happy to serve Mr.. e old ustom-
ers, well as his frei DIS ard PUBLIC in general with
No. TGooDS, and at the LOWEST PRICES.
jan s-dIm. rHr.
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ResnrA.Y
Z. m. Fairchild Louisville to New Orleans.
swi.veriand, Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
W. A. Eaves, Louisville IN He dersSn ami back.
Poland, Nashville 10 Cincinnati.
tireenville, Evansville TO Pond River
Fanny Bullitt, New Orleans 20 Lousvil
II. d. New c,mb. New Orleans to Louisville.
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DETRoIT1 Feb 5-PN

ASo
Several stores were DESTROYED by FIRE this
morning. Total loss from $50 900 to $50 900
nearly covered by insurance.
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REMOVAL.

TWAS. LEIGH has removed hts entire stock Of
~ Drugs, Medicines and Faiiey Articles 10 his nav
star on Main street, one door shove Ahsrr Is Cstn
ing Store, where he Will he glad TO see his cd eng
tlin:rs snd Is mony new cres as may fsvp- hfr- ~
Eren. Yen Him
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g D. BOWERS, Secretary.
HARTFORD COUNT, s.

JANuABY,6, Isss.
Personally Appeared Q. d. BOWERS, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
that the foref ding statement. by him suhri'ed. is
true, full and corTec staemert 81 the affairs Of said
Company, and xhi.its Ear re ascertained ~
this date Its actual Condition the FIRST day Of jan
uay, ls5s
Before me, ii. II. BARBORN, J.P.
Applications for Insurance may he made to the un !.
dersigDef, ALLEN Z. HAIiECk, Agent,
jau.id&w Evansville, x...,ana.
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A Retired Physician,
Some Things are done Better than
9TH E RS.
x, q, HAR1

Trade Sith the .s;,PT MYAL, UnbolIed or
Bolted cori Grits AMI Iiominy, of all grades Wheat
Grts Unhotei Flour, Rye fi2nr sim N.Y. ~
Fee,, and ali articles in the FecIine. All 1s1e
Tess~ spy inrssr orier, Nv Prices will he low
ascls-asasthe cheapest and ~ food ss the hst The
uirnbe Sxpence better than the slow shilling 10 my
Ali NAV depend on getting all my trade made Of none
hut the BEST OF GROUNDGRAINS, a. / will buy no
other.
froa s,rosd, promptly hiisd. N D. hAkI'
jan37-dtwu
G>HBBS E.
" 30 boxes Hamburg Cheese
!tsgs Pspes.:
$csses 10. / Sutmess ius- r.eetvee ana Cor ssle
- Z. 4 D. HYfNASS
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PROF. DE GRATH,S
Ell &c TRIO OIL.

THE ELECTRIC OIL Electric cures-pau Is
the premonitor of death, relieve the pain and you
PsS De. ,h's Electric Oil Is the marvel Of the age
for the 'olowiIg, nc, eyerythingi Cures kheuma-
ienutes; Cures Champ in stomach, i've minutes;
Cures Dnrrs, Wounds, Bruises, one to three day j;
Neck, Ague. one night: Cures Piles. swelied Giads,
day Cures Feivns, Broken breasts. salt Rheum,
cess, six 70 ten DAYS; Cures Frossi Fec and chill
bans, one t. 1arss Ssy :; nrsi Asas sna rsyer one
Cures deafness in one % four day ., Cures ali Pains IN
the Back, Breast, &C., IN two days.
pRov DIS GaAru, Philadelphia. p
SIR Al intervals. during thirty yers It:ti my wife
ha> subject ~ rheun stsln of the most violent
to maze /, necessary 90 administer large doses Of the
tinciare OF gr,arum and pha, and To rock hef like
pos. Having frequent corrrsp ,nderee With my sos,.
No. iO3 Che.nut IT. Ell, of your city, ' rrnei him
Of an attack she had aiui the middle of s, noi'th,
January, which was of such severity completely
paraiyse the system. He. in his anxiety for his
noth.r. welAr. sent me bottle o. y1nr Eieeti &c
place. and not proselyte T. any KIM OF pStert
medicine din hesitate to give IL a trial; h2Sever on
reflection, concluded tn try it, which did, &c per-
siona directly up the letter, and after the third or
fourth application she became rather passive and be-
ge OF the disease remained the systen and she still
continues we'll. although she rode out distance OF
S%s I therefore see Il my duty Tor The sake d sui
FER mr. hu.aritv, and also fully relieving that merit,
under all circumsts ces, should he rewarded to Tor
JOSEPH. ELklNTON, ". D..
New Grctns, 10 BURLINGTON Co., N. j.
P.S.-Any commune ,tion for me will he received
nv addressing to the care Of my son, lmerchant iO3
Chestnut street. 49,, -
PHILApsLPHIA. May 18th, 1856.
PRov. De GRArH-I have b-en the victim many
wears Of Rheumat affection, and lost the of my
limb. could not raise my hand TO my head, in
shcrt, totally helpless. applied your Electric
Oii and before had usel one bottle, was perfectly
restored You may refer sufferer to me.
MRS. Il. HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street.
can I've addressed on the sui ject iy any one.
CkCTfoS.-Thcre are numerous initial ms srtunf
up on the reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware. They are worthless.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-06
The RIVER opposite this place is still ia

The RIVER opposite this place is still fall
ing.
The favori.e packet southerncr will be up
tomorrow morning for Louisville. The ell
egant accommodations afforded to passengers
on the Southern, and the courtesy and at
tentiveness of her officers, have rendered her
q great favorite with travellers.
The Cairo and Evansville packet, J. ii
Done will BE- here to -morow, and return
again on Monday, touching at oil points be
tween here and Cairo.
The fine packet Diamond will be down
from Louisville tomorrow morning, and
return again during the day.
The Princess for Nashville, W. !. Maclay
for ST. Louis, the Memphis for Memphis. and
the b. NJ. Runysn tor New Orleans, will nj
be down to-day; and the Robert j. Ward
viii be here tomorrow from Louisville fol
New Orleans.
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CHANGE OF TIME.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER. asrd, 1885.

I'm .n after this date, the Mail Passenger train viii
~ leave evansville at 3 o'clock and 80 minutes Z.
NJ, making close connection at NiDcennes with trains
East and West the Ohio md Mississippi Railri for
Louisville, Cincinnati ST. Louis and Cairo and strive
Express trains for INDIANAPOLIS, Cleveland and the
East, and for Chicago and Central Illinois.
vjncennes ut 1ss aud arrive at Evansville at 1905
Pm.
Freight trains with passenger attached
sollows Leave Evansville at $50 A. M, Arrive at
Terre Haute at 40 p. NJ, Leave Terre uaute At $40
A M Arrive nj Evansville 10 p. NJ.
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WESTWARD.

RANSPORTATlON WESTWARD.
WYE bee 10 call the attention Of Merchants buying
w or ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
cities to the superior advantages and facilities OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe ard speedy transportation Of freGhts 70
Evansville and vicinity. Connections are made with
the most reliable Railroads and Steamships. River
Route shortened and improved Ivy completion to Par
kersburgh. Through rates lower than by any other
NJ. PorrEr, Boston; p. 7. KELLY. Philadelphia:
4. ~ .PspyIet, 81 ofs:J. T. ENGLAND, Baltimore,
Tor information or through rates, or to
GEO. FOSTER a. CO, Freight Agents,
Corner Locust street and Canal. Evansville, Indiana
iyl3l
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SILVE Err Pl ATTN c

Marble Hall Building. "a etory.
Opposite Chas. BacO"k's Carriage Furnishing Store.
lie prep red IN do kinds. Of Sa,ch, Carriage,
House AMI Saddi-Ty, Plating with LeatneS- ard dis
PATCH and ne warrants his work 70 he rs dun e 70
any done in the couniry. lie asks r the Jair0Dage
citizens Evansville, and 90 the Coach and
Carriage Makers OF Southern Indiana, Illinois aud
Kentucky.
Silver Plated Door Plates. Numbers for street ard
Pew Doors, Bell Pulls, R7iiiI q KIol-s- FroH; and
Parior )Of locAs with slstsa Knsss and Furniture
with every dsscfpton 81 work ia his line w;l he done
in a manner equal TO the best has err wori ard al
Eastern prices. j. A. SANDEEr,
jan la-ir Cd Story Marble siall.
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URIE,s Pillow FACTORY.

an the corner Of ighh and Division street, Evans
~ vile. lie will he found ~
manufactlrins all Kinds Of Steel s-SSS~zIs-s=zs
Flows, Uric Improved Z, Pescochs <s<N
Dimpns, Jumpers and Impros ell sa&er- $500 ssz@A
Coulter, SUBS IL and Complete sd Plous y N Ger
tire Draft Stocks, Sh)veis ard Uries rew iuveTt tea
Gopher Plow. with two or three piuWs 10 one tock
all Of which Is made N the Lest and reates manner
which will sell ~ wholesale Al d retail.
p ST. also will do al kinds Of pillow meuHinc. both
stock and Iron and poW ayins, done Up il Eoe erier
iar'ew2w j. URIE.
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BUCKETS Il TUBS.-
ID laO doz. plain AMI fancy buckets;
30 do fmcy half do;
50 doz. painted tubs, 81, and )
% nests q ea) do;
q do Is ea) do;
Just received in store and for sale nv
WHEELER RIGGS
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
PesRrAsY 6

Fr.m r. @. oRi,ey q Co.'S Resistsr.I
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nsLAUkwoODS MAGAZINE ana the Revi.r > a,
~ janI-tf. poBELL C0SYN61ONS.
Gust REED, ''Thecdosea,' second volume;
e. Grace Amber,
Life Picturesfrom Pastors Nete Book:
Grace Freeman,
sale hy ljeail DoBELL & LIsTFR.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congressional.

rxLTsRAPHRp ExcLusIvsLY To THE RvASsvILLl
DAILY JOURNAL w. LINZ.
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
cERTIfIcATEs.

AUGUSTA, Ga. March = 1881
Prof. DeGrath-Dear Sra This H. 10 certify that NY
hoy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatism for
seventeen years, and by application OF your Oil
/ was entirely cured, and cheerfully recommend il
10 all similarly affected.
Yours respectfully, c. HEUBFR
For sale by SMITH * EZzABD, sole agents a; At
lanta, Georgia.
Prof. CRAs. pEGRATH-
32 South Eighth street Philadelphia
KILLER WHITE, Sea Agents.
Alsr for sale AZ DIR. Peanngton's Drug Store, and
Hallock Stoddari's. oct20
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DR.. RoHACK'o
Blood Purifier & Blood Pills
DISEASE VANQUlSHED

DR.. RoBAcK's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
NEWSPAPER LAW.

l. Subscribers who do not give EXPRESS NorIcz
to the contrary. are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscription.
g. If subscribers order the discontinuance of their
papers, the publisher may continue to send them Jill
fnll that is due be paid.
B3 If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office to which they are directed,
they are held responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered their paper discontinued.
4. If subscribets remove to other places, without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
S. The courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper or periodical from the Office, or removing
and having it uncacd for. is prima 1acie evidence
of intentional fraud.
6. The United States courts have also repeatedly
decided that postmaster who neglects to give sea-
sonable notice, as required by the Post Office De.
partment, Of the neglect or refusal Of person to
take from the Office newspapers addressed to him,
renders the postmaster liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
I. Newspapers are not chargeable with postage
within the county parish in which they printed
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
10 which Nj. Rice responded:

ADvERTfsixa A HUsBkxp.-A Mrs
Smith, having lost her husband, concludes
that the best plan is to advertise:
Losr, SrRAyED OR SroLEN. An individu-
sf whom l, 10 an unguarded moment of lone
illness was thoughtless enough to adopt ~ my
husband. He is gcodlookinR and feeble
individual, knowing enough. however, to 60
in when It rains, unless. some good-looking
GIRL offers her umbrella. Answers TO the
name 81 Jim. Was seen last in company
with Julia Harris, walking, with his arm
AROUND hef xaist, up the road, looking more
like fool (if possibie) than ever. Anybody
Who will catch the poor fellow, and bring
him carefully back, 20 that ! may chastise
him for running away, viii b asked to stay
to tea by HExRIErrA A. SMrrH.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
Mr.. J. B, Harris informs .he pub

Mr.. J. B. Harris informs :he public
through the HayuesvilIe Chronicle, that
cheap and valuable mode of preventing dust
from rising during the process Of ginning
cotton, which is highly injurious, is to strew
the horse track with salt, which will absorb
sufficient moisture to effect that object. He
also furnishes remedy to prevent fire from
friction, which is 10 Use wax instead OF tai
low, to keep the gudgeons cool. The reme-
dies are certainly simple enough if efectual.
Modis0n American.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
Borrowing Trouble.

1t is bad policy to be always contempla
ting evil and predicting disaster. This con
slant strsining Of the eyes to see omens Q
i'll, and calling public attention to possib!
prospective calamity, by distracting the mind
Of hepeopie, units them for the dutie.
which lieat their hands, and by the contn
ued performance Of which the threatened
calamity might be averted.
Exercise the demon of distrust, which
possesses the entire community. The farm
ers, even, to whom the promise is given di
rect, that ''seed-time and harvest shall con
tinue," sows his grain With distrusEfhe sea
son promises to be so unfavorabie, that prob
ably both the seed and his labar will be lost
He almost grudges the corn he puts into the
ground-no faith is buried with the germs
Of the future harvest-thsshmmer will be SC
cold
Juue an& July poug.down fierce un-beain.
the corn will all dry up; there Is no rair
to moisten the rooh! But, the roots sieadi
" draw moisture from benath, and by-and-
BY rain falls: Q, what torrents the fields
will be delugedi The corn will all be bea-
ten into ths,earth ! September comes, and
again man assumes the care wind and weat-
ther. Eady frost is predicted. The crop
will yet prove failure Seed and labor
wasted F. foretold 1.-THE farmers toll i.
so uncertain of meeting return!
Notwithstanding man has done all he could
do by doubts and murmurs TO prevent it, the
forces of Nature have steadily acted, and
with the USUAL result.
The harvest moon rises gloriously over
fields of yellow corn standing up in maturity,
and presenting its spikes defiant of FROST
How well ripened what boun,iful har-
vest All granares are filled. But, next
year offers the same doubts and replnng, the
same hesitation and fai,hlessness. So on,
year after year; none becomeing wiser or
more trusting from all bis blessed experience
Always crokiug.
Only last June, what famine was just upon
US! Threatening the whole community with
starvation on-according to the newspapers.-
These said, there should be sunshine, when
rain fell-there should be heat, when the
air was bracing in its cooln ,ss. They lost
confidence in God, and consulted the comet
The comet famed onward, withon. answer.
ing In due time the fields wiitened with
harvest. and boarded bread nodded where it
was hidden, in the spectators bosom, faint
ing him physically, Is before he was moral
ly, putrefactive.
Now, newspapers grow merry with sing
ing harvest songs Joy echoed from press
to press! Thanksgiving is well; it is due
If kept with uneayened cake instead of stuff.
ed turkeys, the lesson of abundance in lieu
of expected scarcity, might not be so soon
forgotten. 1
He who honestly and steady attends to
his business, with patience and cheerful trust
needs fear no famine, and he will not trem'
BILE when commercial trouble shakes the
multitude. Sustained by the influence of a
life of integrity, he is serene when Others
stand aghast with terror. Only the up
right can trust.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

"NoBoDY But 4 PRrNrER."-Such was the
sneering remark Of person residing not 4
thousand miles from the door Of our sane.
tum, in referring to the profession we follow
with pride. Nobody but a printer" in soo,h
It makes our blood rampant through ou'
veins to hear such expressions from the lips
Of those nursed on republican soil. "Nodody
but printer, anyhow What was Benja.
min franklin! Nobody but printer
What was William Caxton, one OF the fathers
of Iiteraures "Nobody but a Pr,nter."-
What was Earl S,anbope! Nobody but a
printer What was ex.Gov. Bigler Of Penn
sylvania, aud ex-Gov. BigIer Of California
sNoboly but printers" Geo. P. Morris, N.
P. Willis, Joseph Gales, Charles Richardson,
James Harper, Horace Greesy, Bayard Tay-
lor. Robert Sears, Charles Dickens, NJ. Tfiers,
Douglas Jsrrold, Geo. D. Prentice, and Sen
ators Dix, Cameron and Nilesa Nobody
but ptintersv' And last though not least,
what was Buchanan, who occupies the most
enviable position on earths "Nobody but a
printer One thing 10 evident: every per-
son that chooses cant be a printer. Brains
are necessary.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

7 GOODS OF LOTHING, GROCERIES,
|HAnDWARE, FANCY ARTICLES, &c.
oN1oatsfREET, HARRJsoNBURG
ddition to their already large and well selec-
= stock for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
'eceiying fine assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing;
Furnishing Goods;
Pldntdtion Supplies de-, dc.
which they respectfully ask the community al
70 call examine as their STOCK is not to be
ssed by any similar establishment in the
ry.
We rece;ve and Store Freight on liberal
nov. 2lG =
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27

How TO KEEP YOUNG AND HANDSOME
Don't use cosmetics or qusck medicines, but
turn Mormon. Brigham Young SAYS
"Mornonism keeps men and women young
and handsome; and when they are full OF
the spirit of God there are none Of them but
what will have glow upon their counte-
nances, and that is what makes you and me
young, for the spirit Of God is with US and
within us"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
THE KINDRED FEW.

If misfortune should o'ertake US
Nav we find home with those
Who may chide but not forsake us,
Who will soothe our wants and woes,
Cast our lots with those who love US,
Whose hearts tested, still prove true;
Oh like angel forms above US,
heaven will guard the kindred few.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
Che 4arrisenburs Jnbepenoent.
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-27
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