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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-04
Meetings of secret Societies.

EraasciHe Lodge No. GA j. CoLBURS, Secrc-
fary. Regular meetings first and third MONDAYS in
each month, at Masonic Hall, of Main and
FIRST street.
Erasrile r. 4. Chapter, No. l. y M BROWS
Secretary Meetings first Friday in each month,
at Masonic Hall. :
ODD FELLOWS.
Morning. Sr Lo.lge, No. 7.--JAMES SWANSON
Secretary. Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming, corner of Main and First street.
Crescent Lodge, No. ll2-JOHN GREEK, Secretary.
Schiller Lodge, (GeTmali) No. 13s.--JoIfN Dan
sErrELI., Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
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IE.aRD W.fRE ron THE sPRs.,.6I

The undersigned has now on hand, and arriving,
full assortment Of Har,tWare. which lac Will
sell at the lowest prices such as '. -..r
'SHOFELS and SPADES
G1RDEN HOES And RI
nay and Manure FORkS,
TRACE, LOG And OTuER' CIiTNS,
HINES md HEDGE SHEIfiS,
LOCKS IND LfTfHES,
BUTTS, HINGES dNDsSCREHS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Butchers and Earl Smiths Files, Mill aud Gross
Cut Saws, Nails, Carpenters and CoopCrs' Tools, Of
tie best quality.
Also, large stool, u Paint, Shoe, Counter aud
other Brushes.
Dess leave 10 call the attention ii Grocers buy
Ing Hardware, who will find il to their interest tu
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB SrRAFB,
m93 Successor to 4 MafiEir
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THE STATE OF INDIANA,

indianapolis, Jan. IL, ISIS.
XNTHEREAS, the .Etna IUsur nee Company OF
w Hartford, has filed ia this Ottc, statement Of
is condition the LIST Of January, 1885, the act of its
incorporatiOuand amendments properly certified To,
and its written instrument nominating its Agents and
authorizing them fully and UNI eservedly to acKnOw-
ledge service % process in the event Of suits.
Now, therefore, la pursuance of the requirements
Of An Ac, to amend an Act entitled Act for the
Incorporation Of Insurance Companies, defining their
powers, and Igfscrilng their duties, approved Marcn
full compliance to the requirements and specifications
u thai Act, JOHN W DODD, Auditor Of the State
of Indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN e. HAL
LECk Of Evansville, tire A gent of said Company,
iSauthOrZed D. transact the business Of INSURANCE
as the gent os said Ena Insurance Company ia this
State, to July list, s to the extent that he may be
comm issiOned and appointed by the said Company.
Inwmess whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal OF my Office 10 be affixed,
this 18th day of January. ISIS.
JOHN w. D0DD, Auditor ef State.
ALLEN e.. HALLECK, AGENT.
fet6 ENANSNILLE,IND.
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z,yI.gN,spYAEg sEED .s.,.D .sGRn-

- ICJLTtlIAL WAIsEilUUSE.-Wo have OPEN
cd seed aud Agricultural Warehouse. Have on
hand aHd iuteiif ~ Keep full supply of Field and
Garden scsls; also, fun assortment of Iniph-
-ments. We Agents for
Mccormick Eeaperi Mower and Reaper COM
bincd
Young Amorica Corn and Cob Crnsh'r;
SaniJpl's Straw Cutter;
Raymond x Roberts PlOws;
Peabody s Premium Prolific Corn;
Landrctli & Sons Warranted Garden 81 sls, &c
fcbl5-d&w Il. IL. COOK a son.
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THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER,


~ 6 dog. Scythes and Snathes various patterns
do Scytles and Cradles, DO 10;
do Manure Forks;
do Long Handled Hay Forks;
do short do do;
boxes Scythe Stones. For sale at tr
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Having com
pleted my ar
range IN e nts
with EurUpe-
an and Amer
lean manu-
. ftctJrers fora
IN direct supply
4 all goods 10
my line, | am
enabled to OIL
aduccm ents, that
0t tan to In to
interest of all en-
q in the business
re me "A trial.
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principal regulators Of the
- performs its funetiouswell
3<are fuily developed. The
Independent on the healthy
performance Of it,
is al fanltthe bowels
Nsystem suffers in conse-
- iver-having ceased 10 do
.of that organ, one Of the
.his stud. in 4 practice Of
EztO ind some remedy
1.-The many arrangements
is AZ last found, any
.complaint i'm any OF its
.bcttle, and conviction is
formed bydissolving gum
(which Is soluble for the
These gums remove
~ from the system, supply
How of bile invigoTating
TO digest WELL pnTifyin e
health tothe wholemach
.of the disease. and efiec
Any Of the disagreeable
calomel or mineral poison
~<uffcient to relieve the
flood from rising and sour
.fore retiring prevents
loosens the bowels
'SneSs.
each nea. viii cure Dys-
teaspoonsful win always
obstruction removes
.snd makes a perfect cure.
relieyescholIc while
VS. a sure cure for cholera.
live Of cholera.
will prefent the recur'
awhile itrelieFesa all pain
Aneededto throw ogs -fihe-
after a ang sicku sss
.Jaundiceremovesall yes
pr from the skin.
wine before eating gives
fooe digest we'll.
cureS Chronic DiarrhDa
and bowel COM
= isrstdoSe-
= attacks caused nv worms, 2
.ren. there is no surer, SAT-
- the world as Il never fails.
%n these statements; thev
pvwe can give evidence TO
- il are giving their unan-
favor.
e.-..- n.w.al- - 49, =. a ..-..N
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STATION CONNECTICUT,l
Hartford County,
HARTFORD, Jan. LIST, 1853.
Personally appeared before Justice OF the Peace,
duly qualified 10 administer Oaths, THOMAS X. BRACE.
JR. Secretary, and made solemn oath that the fure
going statement &c tle assets aud condition vi the
.Etna Insurance Conn any j. true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
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.JUST RETURNED.

MYTH splendid stock Of SUMNER MILLIN-
and Fancy Sumner Rcnn.t 81 ali 96eseriSt;ons'n
Also, Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, BE, to which in
yile the particular attention OF the ladies' of Evans
vile and vicinity. MISS r. r.. BARKER,
~ First 81. between Main and Locust,
= y.---.-s. Opposite the Post Office
~rnvf1-tf
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Or. Morses Indian Root Pills are sold by
dealers in Mrdirincs.
Agents wanted ia every town vla,c aud ham,
let in tho land Parties desiring the agency will
address above for the terms.
Price - cents prT box tive boxes will he sent ON
receipt of "a, postage paid. jtnII-d&wiy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EE.S.Syy1LLF COMING an. TO
~ TILE DEMANDS OF TILE TINIES.
The American Elephant.

day. Also,
The American Elephant.
The great Novelty Of the day. 1t is the bsst Mill
ever invented for the farmers use. IL will make
ten varieties Of product. 1t will grind tine Corr
and Cob for FEEDING animals. IL makes coarse
fine meal may be wanted, and it viii bolt H.,
meal il grinds it, leave il unbuitcd at the op
ton of the opcratoI liz will grind Spices Drugs cor
almost any other substance which requires the ope
ration Of grinding. IL does all these things, and
requires but a little power to drive it.
THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER,
Is Mill designed to make tle various grades of
Homny, and is of the best Machines ever in
vented for the purpose
BradfOrd'S Portable Burr Mill
Is too well known TO need a description. 1t is the
cheapest, and at the same time, the easiest kept in
repair, Of any in Use. All If the above Mills and
Machines can be seen in operation at
II A Il It's NJ 1 L LIS,
Corner Of Second and Canal streets, where the pub
lie invited to call and the latest improve
ments Of the age before purchasing clscwherc. All
orders will De promptly filed.
ian27-dSwtf II. b. HART
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HfRESCE.N.T CITY. T0H.ECC0 F.sC-
u tory, ]. 5. McCRACKEN, Proprietor, Main
street, between Third and Fourth, Evansville, lad.
Having fitted up the above tobacco factory, / am
prepared to oil all orders for the various styles
Of Western Tobacco, such as Elves Pounls. OUR
ter and Half Pounds, in al kind. Of packages aud
have now on hand the following brands, viz:
10 boxes 0lmsteadt5 Lump;
10 do do pounds;
10 10 Fine Owns;
20 DO Gin CsGdies) Iio6sier Boy;
20 do do .IordaIi's:
10, do Low Grade Robnsor's,
20 do Montgomery 80 LIS Packages.
The above stock viii be sold . per cent. lower
than can be bought elsewhere, and per cent. on
for cash. All kinds Of currency taken at par.
Seventy-five NJ large size Cigars on hand in ane
" boxes at lowest figures for cash. febl6
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IHyHE LsRGEST TORICCO ES-
W TABLISHMENT IN TIE STATE.

imam any two e-taDlsiTncnfS principal citieS-
Hotels and storekeepcrs look to your Interests
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine olIr
large assortment, which we pledge ourselves 10 s,h
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than
can be bought in Cincinnati or Louisville. An we
ask il. that you shall call and judge for yourselves
We offer any of the above at wholesale or retaii-
Our establishment is branch of the wen known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse Of JOS
FenJrich Bros. No. 15J Forest street.
+. FENDRICH & BROS,
Main 81. door above First,
ivI5 Ind
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<tKzELEs B.sBC0Ch, HnroKrEn

u and Dealer in Coach anal S,dllery Hardware,
Main street, near Water.
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THE OLD PIONEER AHEAD!!
THOMAS ScANTliN

sign OF THE GOLDEN COFFEE PeT,-
Has an immense stock Of STOVES & HOUSE.
KEEPING WARE, purchased since tie erea; pan
&c in money affairs, at RUINoUs RATES TO the manu-
facurers, which he is willing to give hi customers
the advantage Of by calling at his old stand. Can at
once and secure bargains.
nov16 ~ TUOS. SCANTLINs
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PeabOdy'S Premi1M Prolific Corn.
BOOKS. BOOESH AND PAPER
REIIOITS[stg

IN l.. JOHNSON, would respectfully invite the
We attention Of merchants AMI others TO his list OF
account bOoss, manufaciurel 20 order from The vey
best paper in any style Of binding,
SUGH
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Reapers and Mowers.


SEAMLESS BAGS-s,SOe extra heavy and
w -Ai' 81 feuueea 'A'ss GRo. FOSTER CO.
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TERMS SUBSCRIPTION.


Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advance-I"o
DOLLARS and FIFTY Cents If not paid within SIX
months-and THREE DOLLARS If not paid before tho
expiration of the year. Q
subscriptions out Of the District and from other
States, must invariably be paid for in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
All advertisements will be correctly and conspicu-
ously inserted at sevcny-fvc Gents per Square az
Brewer lines or css for the first insertion, and Flty
Cents for cach subsequent inaertion When only pub
lishcd Msnthy or Quarterly 81 per square will be
charged.
Each and every Transient Advertisement, to secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably be
paid in advance.
Advertisements not having the desired number OF
insertions marked on the margin, will be continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year, can do SO
on liberal terms 1T being distinctly understood thai
contracts for yearly advertising are confined to the
immediate, legitimate business Of the firm or individ'
ual contracting.
All communications of personal character Will be
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding ono square in longth
will be charged for the ovcrpus, at regular rates
Announcing Candidate (not inserted until PAID
for,) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Estrays Tollel, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN CHINA.

In all history there is hardly another such
instance of outrage and aggression as France
and England are now perpetrating at the ex-
pense OF China. Awaiting themselves OF tiimSy
pretext which the government ut Pekln has
long since signaized its readiness to remove,
they have made an attack upon the sovereignty
of the " Celestial Empire" for which there is
no shadow of justification in the code of inter
national law. The sum OF the matter is just
this: ENGLAND and France desire greater tacili-
tics of commercial intercourse with China than
they now enjoy, and in default "f peaceful ne
ootiation they are resolved to attain their OBJ
iect by force of arms. They would be equally
excusable in an attempt TO compel the United
States to admit their goods free of duty. 1t is
q Aaprsnt inlraction Of the independence Of
nations, from motive OF the meanest and most
mercenary character.
Yet there were persons who would have had
this country combine with England and France
in their unEarrantable attack upon the soTer-
eighty of the Chinese empire Happily, their
counsels were not adopted by the Administra-
ton. As an honorable and conservative states
man, Mr.. Buchanan diSdained to exact an ad-
vantage from helpless nation True to the
traditional policy Of the country, he instructed
the American representative to abstain from
any violent demonstration against the Govern
ment of China, and to limit his efforts to the
persuasion of peaceable negotiation. The result
furnishes another illustration of the maxim
that honesty is the best pnticy While the French
and British ambassadors have been embarrassed
in their intrigues, and bafhed in their objects,
the American Commissioner has received
gratifying assurance of the respect and good
will Of the Government at Pekin. He has but
to persist in policy Of fair play, and his d.
plonlacy Slll achieve everything this country
can reasonably demand Of an independent ma
tion-TLe South.
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GRAY e. TURLEY,
AUGUSTA, GA,


EEAYE lust received frum New York, another
I'll lot of those FINE WHILE BRILLlANTS
at I2l cents per yard
Also, Isabella, Jonannah and Caroline White
FRlNGES;
Ladies' Niarseilles COLLARS and SETS, both
white and Colored
birmingham and Metropolitan Extension HOOP
SKIRTS;
Slack Silk MITrS, both long and short, with
and without fingers;
An entirely new and handsome lot Of RIBBONS,
for Ladies' ROnncts
Fifty pieces fine IRISH LINEN, to be sod by
the piece only, ut extraordinary low prices;
DAMASkS, DOYLlES, NAPKINS;
TOWELS crash and linen
StIEET1NG, at prices that cannot fail 10 com
mund quick sale.
Tlme 10 want OF such Goods would do w,ll t
call soon.
Au.u,ta, June II If %
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Mliistella1reolrs Mli 8eabing
no YOU REALLY TH1NKHE DID.


BY CHARLES SWAIN.
waited till the twilight,
And yet hc did not GENE,
.trayed along the brook side,
Aud slowly wandered home;
When who should come behind nc,
But him would have chidc;
He said he came to find MT
Do you really think he did !
He said since Inst We parted,
He'd thought of nought so sweet,
AS Of this very moment
The moment we should meet.
He showed me where half shaded,
A cottage home lay hid;
He said for me he made il,
Do you really think he did?
he said when frst he saw me
Life seemed at once divine;
Each night he dreampt of angels.
And every face vas mine;
Son etimes voice, In sleeping,
Would all his hopes forbid;
And then lie sakehe weeping
Do you really think he did
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

DYw. F. DURISOE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge
d field District.
Whereas, NJ. L. Bnnham, hath applied to me
for Letters of Administration on all and singular the
goods and chattles, rights and credits Of Mrs. Soaha
Bunham, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish all and
singular, the kindred and creditors Of the sad deceas
ed be and appear befure me. al our next Ordinary,
Court for the said District, TO he holden at Edgefed
c. H.. on the sls, day Of July, inst, TO show
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th day oi
July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fty.eght and in the s3l year Of Amsri.
can Independence.
Julv 90 q 2S
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To MAKE THE HAIR CrRr.-At any time you
may make your hair curl the more easily by rub.
bing it with the beaten yolk of an egg washed
off afterwards with clear water, and then putting
on little pomatum before you put up your
curls. 1t is well always to 60 through this pro.
cess when you change to curls, after having
worn your lair plain.
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A Coop Hlr--A colored gentleman, who
does landscapes in white, displays handsome
sign in the neighborhood of Six and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, Inscribed Professor Singleton,
whitewasher and carpet shaker" Not bad hit,
that Considering that "Professor" Singleton
has good right to the title as about half the
people who appropriate it his sign is in very
oood taste
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MRs PARTISGToN on HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.
90 Homestead exemption" exclaimed Mrs. Par
tington, throwing down the paper, it's come to
pretty pass, indeed, that men are going to ex-
empt themselves from home just when they
please, without any proviso for cold nights"
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few years ago, when the river Delaware
was frozen over, number of booths were erected
on the ice, near one of which MI lrishman OBJ
served person to fall in; he ran Immediately
to the proprietor of the booth. and told him
that he had just seen man enter his cellar,
and advised him to take care of his liquor.
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A tipsy Irishman, leaning against lamp'post
as funeral procession was passing BY, was asked
who was dead.
81 can't exactly say sir; but / presume it is
the iintleman in the coffin !"
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WATCH MAKER!

THE Subscriber having purchased the premises
i formerly occupied by MIR II. A. GRAY, as q
Watch repairing shop. is now prepared to do all
kinds of work in connection with
Watches, Clocks, Jewclry and
Silver Ware.
Having secured the services of u FIRST CLASS
WATCH MAKER, and being q practical Clock
Maker himself, he hopes to give entire satisfaction
All work done at his shop is warranted and il
it fails to give satisfaction, the money will be re-
funded.
All persons leaving work with him may depend
upon getting it at the time promised
P.S.-A Regulator, that will keep exact time,
will be kept running in the shop. Persons desi-
rious of obtaining the true time can be accomoda-
ted at any hour in the day.
F. II. CANDEE.
April 6 1853 tt 13
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"Scratch the green rind of saping, or
wsnonly twist it in the soil, and the Scared
and crooked oak will tell of thee for centuries
to come" How forcibly does this beautiful
figure teach the lesson Of giving right instead
of wrong tendencies to the young mind!
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT.
nv COMMON PLEAS
Bricks! Bricks II.

TNHE Subscriber having purchased that excel
i lent and ~en-ftted> out Brick Yard, long
known rs the Simkins Yard, has just made and
thoroughly burnt 100000 CHOICE BRICKS,
which will be sold Oh reasonable terms. a con-
siderable discount allowed for the Cash.
II. D. CROOKER.
April 81 1853 If l5
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A man named VIM. Simcock, of Washinton
county, Pa, recently lost his wife in the morning
was arrested by the constable at | o'clock
married his second wife before highland fol.
lowed the remains Of his first wife, In company
with the second, TO the grave the day after.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,


YNNHOMAS d. CHAMBERLlN, who is in the
Il custody of the Sheriff OF Edgeicld District,
by virtue of Writ OF Capias ad SatisEaeiendum,
at the suit OF James Nj. G. Freeland, having filed
in my Office, together with schedule on oath Of
his Estate and effects, his petition to the Court Of
Common Pleas, praying that he may be admitted to
the benefit Of The Acts Of the General Assembly,
made for the relief of nsovent debtors. 1t is Or
dered, that the said James M. c. Freeland and all
other creditors, to whom the said Thomas D. Cham
berlin, is in anywse indebted be, and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear be-
fore the said Court at Edgefeld Court House, on
Monday the fourth day Of October next, to show
cause, il any they can, why the prayer OF the petit
ton aforesaid. should not he granted.
TIlOS. G. BACON, Ger.
Clerks Office, June a5, 1853 lat 25
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
.EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
II W. SMITH, who is in the custody Of the
-. Sheriff Of Edge6eld district, by virtue Of
Writ OF CapioS ad Satisfdciendum at the suit Of
Abncr Bushnell, having filed in my Office, together
with Schedule on oath Of his Estate and effects,
his petition to the Court of Common Pleas praying
that lie may be admitted to the benefit Of the Acts
of the General Assembly made for the relief of iu-
solvent debtors 1t is ordered, that the said Abner
Bushnell and NIL other creditors to whom the said
j. W. Smith is in anywise indebted, 10, and they
are hereby Summoned, and have notice 10 appear
before The said Court at Edge6eld Court House, on
Monday the fourth day Of October next, to show
cause if any they can, why the prayer of the Pc
titioner aforesaid, should not be granted.
TIlOS. G. BACON, cc.p.
Clerks Office, June 90, 1885, l4t 26
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NGTGCE--All persons having claims agains
~ the Estate Of james S. Coleman, decd, are
hereby notified to render them in by the ls March
1859 otherwise their notes or accounts will posi-
lively be debarred. And these indebted to said
Estate must pay up by the 10th February next, or
they will most assuredy be compelled " pay COSTS
BENNET PERRY, Adm'or.
June 9 9ms %
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An Irishman, being asked if he understood
French, replied: eyes, by the powers, | un-
derstand French perfectly, when one speaks it
in Irish.n
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IT was tue say ing Of Sir Robert Peel:
never knew o man to escape failure, either in
body or mind, who worked seven days in the
week."
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April 81 1851
the Last Notice!

A Ii. Persons indebted to me either by Note or
IA Account, are informed that they must either
come forward and renew their Notes or paw the
money or before the 22d July next, or they will
find their Notes and Accounts in the hands Of W.
C. Moragne for collection after that date.
A. B. ADDISON.
June 80 # IS
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Sam will have it Pure.

r HAVE this day received two Barrels of pure
u. RYE WHlSKEY, and Ave Barrels Of puro
CORN WIIISKEY, very old and pure-shipped
by Mr. Gem, direct from North Carolina. Some
of the most eminent Physicians of Augusta pur-
chase it for their use. For sale by
S. E. BOWERS, Agt.
n. Bon hand 25 Bbls Key Stone Mononga-
hala Whiskey.
Hamburg, MARI f8