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at last that IL live, shall never, never marry
anybody else; and if at any tima know lhik
you have thoroughly reformed, oh then, II you
will take me, and love me still, 4 viii be youfs
yours through all time, through all eternity.
II kissed her many times, and desperatS
maddened, hating myself and cursitig mankind.
left her, for whatI" His manner startled mel
his voice was hoarso and iiisfeci ~
To come to be beggar and q paupsF, tho
age Of twenty mine, through love Of run 4"
Another moment and l vas alone A fearful
folded to me. shuddeTed as left the arbor.
He who talked with me was nowhere to Be- sseI.
Three years after that Twas travelling IN 4
stage coach, when an accident happened of 4
somewhat serious nature. The coachman WA
dragged from his seat and trampled upon by The
horses, till his body was In a shocking eondition
lie was carried 10 the near.st honseLI I,Waa
somewhat injured, and not thinking Il advisable
to go on, applied for shelter at q pretty collaas
pointed out to me. Tho door was OPENED byfii1
same young man who had told me tho dismal
story in the NJ pocr-house. AT first sight
We recognized each other. He led me IN, slys
ing Joymlly g 1ln,,., z as1Wf3aosq .d;Uti a
have conquered ~ /. q,
l forIo: ny ,Pain in the joy Of hearing such
news, and willingly heard what seemed ikea
continuation that had not had a three yearsI IN
terval since had listened before.
"You remember the day We talked together.is
he said swell, have little % say, bat L seems
wonderful too wonderful for me to believe
After you had gone, went u work but as 4
struck the earth, strange, uneaftlilV feeling
came over nc I seemed for the frSt time "a
open my eyes and look about me.
Good God = said ], Is thought on nv *.
uation Lieutenant Isiington--Lieutonnnt u,
, 1859-03-04

ing brain, 4 noble face bent over me-the face OF
one who had been fellow cOllegan, and who
was studying then for the ministry.
81 asked feebly where was
Horace and found you PROSTATE in the
street, few rods from here. You were utterly
helpless. We lifted you against your most i'm
precating struggles; you cursed US with every
breath, but we finally brought you here, and
here you have slept till now. II wants quarter
to eleven. closed the blinds that YOU might
sleep It Off a'."- 4 iata ~
al did not ask what be meant By it was
ashamed; too much ashamed to look at him.
al limited at the effects Of southern fever,
but from under my nearly closed lids saw some
thing like sneer on his face. ,.;. II, ssr.,
He sat down by my bedside, and he plead
with me for an hour. For Gods sake he be-
sought me to break from this ruinous habit, lie
held up the very flames Of hell ill shuddcred.
Then he spoke Of Annette, and knew BY the
tremor Of his lips, the huskiuess Of his voice,
that he, too, loved my darling. Ihad suspected
it before, but now was certain, and Il reused
the widest feelings Of jealousy. Madly boast.
ed Of her unconqueFable attachment; fool that
I wasl With coarse, unskilful hand barred
his own heart to his view till he shrunk from
NE in agony. Then I arose, forgetting all graft
tude for his great favor in bearing me- senseless,
disgusting as was, from the clutches Of the
police or watchman; saving mo the shame Of
opening nv ewes in q station house, and having
INV name bruted about IN the nnnIc nrints : :
al went to the dwelling Of Annette. 1 was
ushered into side parlor. where She law upon 4
lounge. her cheeks as colorIcss as the dead, her
large ewes shining fitfuliy and looking as il they
had never been closed in sleep. 'i''' -
"As bent over her, she said, softly: g.3Ta
GtPlease don't come 50 near 10 me. Mr.. Is.
Inrtou : lam m
1I started At that As If Ihad been shot. tMr.
Islinotonp \ -f1ll -If2I3r
WI reneated nv own name looking at her
with A wondering slance
aObI n eonld believe IL was NOT Won. but
some other She M. sirhine in 4 weary wav.
and shutting her eyes tightly, tho not 50 as %
sssS ,Wbat @ can .Sv y,,n s mean %S I asked and NV
look Of extreme incre lulity must have aston
ished her.
"o Richard Richard. YOU don't know what
vou said last night, she cried. couvulsiVelv pas-
sionately. 'You don't--you can't know what
Won adj O Richard the yery recollection era
zes me iDon't don't come near me indsed I
csn,t hear h Tha recolIeetion-- torribie.
terriblep
G1 For Gods sake. Annette. what d;d I say :
What d;d do > Tell ma that NAV All votir
Mnae uu 2 an. ,,.ay IN ,oss osa yOur ''S,
ioreyer'
aiO Richard R;chardi she moaned Then
she csncht NV hand with imnulsiye Tenderness
drew me towards her laid her head on INV arm
as IN ss;j in n tome that hannts mo vet
az ,,,;lI tell Won ! I;ttIe and the1 vor ,nnsi
oo II viii be host for both Of ma Rie6ard-6oF
~ W oe osst lor pyen =. " r.. p..,l ~
oou. may orCak ny near'i out y T09u "
oIoken so'neue, you hnow: w., cA'',
not Ssy ~ worus wnas you s ~ '" M. mi WV,
" MoulG A.: me y neal tnS. ~ M .I = nes.s
'noTgnt ts Mo9in An nase s,lS
-Al nays NJ ;or wv N'lSu, ni you 'eteaieu
, 1859-03-04

A Virginia lawyer once objected to an expires.
sion Of the act Of Assembly Of Pennsylvania,
that the StAte-house yard should be surround.
ed by q brick wall, and remain an open enclos.
al put him down by that act Of the Legislature
Of Virginia, which is entitled: A supplement
to an act to amend an act, making il penal to
alter the mark Of an unmarked hog
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]. RDGELY, MD.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR,
once on the main street. door the ONCE Of the Puse
Sound Herald. S1
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pssssg the necessary srrr'e~-
WHEN the bid ds-s np' specify r~>Ss NJ e'essSsses
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unthesiioa ~ bid IN ssy 81 tie esssssss' 'efrs
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interfere with rrsalss enmssn. snss ths isss hs ses
E.r f.e~isns bid. Nakins q nev bid 9Th sssrsny sss
Certificate t. the .niy Gay :. ns5 fr rsrvn"s bed
81! Pusimss;cvs sic Lr carvfa ~, .. esst'fy TIE sst
6cney .r lssa.t.rs sarrsss vtihna' kn"s'ns ,i-s
-y arc pcss ms vi sufficient sys and 81 hadss
yr,.r;.s. ami sarrsI-. srr distinctly s,,sri sAi
Ia lure yskr- tbs es.trses. ss srfsss
rr,s-.d Gr in The sesp'sd tds 'Ls'r Lsi liabilities s
be -a..rcrd assEs. i'scta- d.
Present. eon,rse,rs snd perses knevn 81 tbs &c.
Ia-tmgn'. n-s ,Iuiiiy With .'hs's. peurv
and certificates Il t,-ir sarsacy ss.si IN The
form. sb,v~ pss>er,hrss Tie eesnrs'es ~ .si~st
nu., be s.spr bv postmaster BIZ u'<v u csss VI
.re,r,i. No either s-s, fes'c will he admitted
AARON '. EsOwN. I'.ts.sfr GsssrSA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Latest NEWS,
THE GREAT EVENT az tn. AGE:
THE ATLANTIC TELEG = Apu
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL
l,u, ala, the well kn.su Err, &c


NATHAN KRAMER.
E,tsisu. y. e..
In kurinc GREAT RAIGAiSS at 's- Na',hsra C.iis..
wheel. Rave ju.t fre-ivrd. and "sSr them. us
small advance. .. nv isTsn. and hi.usss
have received the '-,i aLi nsss' I'd s'oet AZ
DRY Goods. Closhtus (Msd- ,a nv Srs~r,-tscsts'
Gnrai>hins Goods, isooss, Shoes. Hat. Csps.
T.uni. and Val Csrrc, Tag. Cu'cSv .an. ard rs
,u.. Blankets. Cmhr-iiss, Did spt SILVER ws'sh-s.
C.-s- Is~v,ry. Fstsy NJ ;e'.s. .nsrr -. psan-s-
tics, ,i.,h-. Cs-.,,rg,,s. Ac. As. ard bSsay
oia,G article. q. is,l.'.-. O.. rnSssssn-
Wv E.,.Li,n-n; .s-',sH. siE-sd, th- b-.' ,sTs,ss.
n.r .rl, sale t.t .tslt ttinss< t b. hs-r
,i .sn. a.;r uln,.- h-T. am 'hsntt Sc pc,
'is,r>. s.d b-S eJs;uusasv 'G The ssa~. C"ss css
cu.r AL. -. ...-.
NATHAN KRAMER.
wiimip-ts.p -. Rs.tsh. " e.
- Watch CRYSTALS AMI hsasl. put .a wa'si...
Scp',t,tyr -. ISIS. ''-Sm
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Ds,ids,n's Rivsr. Cs,hsys Creek. Chesysssa
Hoqi,sck Valley. and Gs,sxrto~". 70 Css""'
Valley. SsI: miles and hack. o"ca week.
Lave Iicsdrrsnnviils THURSDAY at asm;
Arrive q, Cssl,ersv sIl-y nexi day BY ism;
Leave C.shsr's Valley Friday ., pm,
Arrive A. IlroJcr~,nvI's acyi day by pm.
Propnai. To embrace Dnn's Rock will b. e"~sd...d.
$3.50 Fr",n Cashiers Valley, BY llor-e Cave and rsss
Mountain. (;a,) 10 Clayton, % milss and bses'
once = week.
Leave Cashiers Valley Monday ut can;
Arrive nj Clayton By SPIN;
Leave Clayton Tuesday nj am;
Arrive nj Cashiers VALLEY by SPIN. ~
$500 From ChcrryGcd. BY French Bread. locs.l hsn
Top. Cain rvck a.. g. and !oxa~sy' !" f'ss's''<'
q, miles and back u week.
Leave Cherry.ir;d Monday atsam;
Arrive at Ess'aioc bv y M;
Leave Easfn'oc SUNDAY NJ Is M;
Arrive at ChcIryield by SPIN
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sotsCIpuRSs uta>Gs.

TNut FOLLOWING pl,sSk tasss - sssHrss
u sussss sasa ssssase ss.s s.s ssl ai.s sBsals sa
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T0OS. ILAs.
E~nsss-s ~ sss4s Bt.aqaga
ACRCMANr TAILOR AND s.sssrt
rt9NtstlNss s.oonS.

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sA's So see -s ss.ss'ss a. - sss sag 3ss,s 49,. =
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a $3.50 - .r.s,fsss sils -.,iirsaps
rtasiss ssts Ess,s.s, 90 asa,v y a asa4a1a
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NOTICE.
VUNIiE EOOE AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS o:
Il T.. NASH will IN tq'u-s =. e'utsetsd b.
JAMES =. Eucrii. ~ 80. s.s.s ard
JOS. v. NASH. fsss II T. J.. .Ns.tss
rndcr ~. hr,n and s;,i. of
T.. u. ASH & CO..
With al ti- advantages styci tS 'Ls hs h<--.rsss
IT,. s'tSuis.n viii b. siS,a the .sIsts.p ard
sale 1t f.a,o rri-> whCh S,Ts4 ui-s Sar sAss sd
Eocr.l 'CTm.-~OF TRIAL
Mr.. RICHARD RICHES,
whr has bad cs.c II The rsa, pSjas;nssi 80 The s,.s
fur war. WtI cit.,ipuc With Ne
80 rr'.'as iu!cb,ei .. the bu,;us.s Il T. =. Nass
will make payincai to
T. =. NASH CO
Cssn.r B.ak .hd Sy,s-ssrr &c.
Is,yT.ess-. Va
DvcvmSrs. ;Sis. l"i-iy.
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CHALMERS, COLONIAL OPINIONS.

OPINIONS of Empsa, Lawyers vss;ssss p-is.. AZ
~ English Jars.ss-dspes. sssay erssy.pin- ih- C~i
puir Fisheries and Csmasryv u Grvs' hssis- erlsse4
and drrsrd FROM N. original. IN The ara e Trek ard
other bsJ..s-sss: 1,y Gsassv Chsapxss EsS, y. &
A.-ore Vol isrSv Orisyu. Pr SIS
n. n TURNER.
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Raleigh. SsPI !, lsss 20
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H. ssu ts-ss 80 y~ss.ss uUtIl. 10 - Ssss .
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GREAT iNprCENEST:
WINTER DRY GOODS SELLING: At costs
LANDECkER & KLINE
a rs gNpEivoEiNG To NAME ROOM FUR
"A Insv S,USk e
spsiss and Summer t;ooa..

SVJuUS ~ SwuSsssSb VsOOW~e
and hC-sf in osi-r clear th rraatissr e shssr
WINTER GOODS. hsv. the e,us;s..a u .sII sssh
~ Cost Psiec,
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;kry is,s = quiSS .ssi.nec bstCr than ssss shl.Jt.
Gy a,aj: ~ ,is. ,h,y s, - sL,st ks-t.
siaaiy ~. tssud a Fa.IrpabC Ss,sS - t..s-!ss
1,TT present >'~st 81 WINTER GuuIE> ssst-ssv Slss
f.,seTasI Esgssi Ms'sss. Foes sd Essls: Esssssss
.-: Nag. s,l Casls: E.ss: Ls.s,sy. .tes
Thew vii keep ilCI pI.evs dNs at Get sc The Ntss
Tm:srr psY.:
- OvkEJONTS SOLD ut COST:
They EEL ii-ut tia, ,ht- tk.r part vii
rs,,yc en- neatly -ai .taStry ., tsr st.ss<. u veil
caaSr Thea, Keep .u,pis! ws,h Gsss .a.ssbse ~ ths
lhr'r FANNY Goons DEPARTMENT VII ., 81 ,'ssss
BE- kept su?Pci With s'ssy'su. thai The isiss 49,!
DESIRE.
EsI,t.h. Jan. :. i>ss. s-it
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SOAPS sOARli- u REQUIRES BOT A fniAL
- of The CONCSS1RA1g0 LIE IN - sssksee ssss
fos 0akiag Spap. - - esuoA q shs DvuR Nsssv -
W0&4AAA . HAYWOOD
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HEROINE OIL.
az SUPERIOR QUALITY viii b ksvs epssssssiy q
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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KEROS1yE LAAn.

HEROINE LAAPS.
n LARGE SUPPLY e bssssiNsl syIrs jssa 10 ksaA
"A fu@ twenty-five 10 Say pr cssl elsssss skss M
have bsss selling hs.
WILLIAMS 4 nAYwoon.
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VALENTINES ;;i sAlGNTsxGs,i,
NAIAtVtNGs Free - esas
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syss
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tsssa.y~s sss ssa.s s&~ss Geo 9. 10 sp,ss
AAss q ssss Nasrssf 81 Css,ls vsas~~s,ss Ca a~sl
o~Asss 90 ssr4sss fEoxry AryIxroS
Ne a. Pa {. $50 ~.
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NOTICE.
0>ASEN tr tS tlNvsL,E c.vEs ere s.s,sassus So
j see Ssss - WsasAss eNssssss Nsseh Cssssfs SIC
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WILLIAMS q uAtumns
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cAl1VoRN.A e1eANrAcxr.

CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE
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Hs.sAU.sBEE sT.s.N.D.aRD WORKS.

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I name in part: axles, springs made of the best
steel; bands enamele and of all kinds of leather;
cloths Innings for carriages varnishes, castings OF
all kinds saddle trees English bride feathers bits
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, sef-adjusting pads
Taylors patent names, 6y nets, shoe threads horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined martengaI rings; superior kerseys
for horse the best quality of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, &c, &c.
keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branch of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, VIC would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
l am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle
ap20-d&W ga -l slil.i-ft-' p
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Meetings OF Secret Societies.

EgdnsUiHe Lodge, No. GA. J. CoLBURN, Secre-
tary. Regular meetings first and third Mondays in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main and
First street.
Evansville r. 4. Chapter, No. II. w. E. Hot
,NGswoRFH, Secretary. Meets first Friday In each
onth, at Masonic Hail.
ODD FELLOWS.
Morning Star Lodge, No. JAMES SWANSON,
Secretary. Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming, corner of Main and First street
Crescent Lodge, No. 122.-JoHS GREEK, Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
Schiller Lodge, German No. 13S-JOHN DAM
NETrELL, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
EcansriIie Encdmpfnent, No. 2o.--c- @. KEATz
Scribe. Meets second and fourth Monday in every
month.
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| HBsTR.9CT sT.9TE.m E.V.T D n THE
ON condition of The. cry FIRE fNSURA NOE
COlPAN Of Hartford, Ja,niary Isl, 1868.
NAME AND LOCATION. r.... ll.l4l
The name of this Company il thel CRY F1RE IN
sURANCE COMPANY or HARrFoRB. The Company is
| located at Hartford Connecticut. - agat a'i ,
'- CAPITAL. ..-......--
The amount of its Capital Stock is one hundred
and fifty Thousand dollars The amount of its Cap
dollars.
Cash on hand. ,426 .Os
Cash i'll the hands of Agents and other r ..- o.
persons ID, 400 10
Bonds owned by the Company, 10 81 900 .-.
I'd Mortgage Bonds of the Indiana Cen N
| trail Railroad Company, paying seni-an-e agf
nuel interest of 10 per 10000 co
gage on Real Estate !. 80 90
Loans ON collateral secured by ;39l shares
of Bank Stock, and other Stocks and b
Bonds in possession Of the Company. 81 $50 o.
All other securities are 66S Shares Bank --d
Stock --.... l,O5O oO
Bills 1888 SO
Accrued 4,043 66
Office furniture 57T IT
Total assets of the COMMUNICATIVE 9 Sc
LIABILITIES
Losses adjnsted and not dae.. s., IT'S 90
Losses unadjusted, and in sHs-
pense waiting for further .-....--.1r.
proof ..........-............ 40 90
All other claims against the .' - -.e
Company estimated. ..-......:.. 4,425 90 ..
Total liabilities. S13,670 90
The greatest ameunt insured i'll any risk is
$1,000. .,.as7 ...-. 81. -.t... rs. s.#..
The gfeatoan amount allowed to be insured in any
one City, Town or Village, varies according to It's
size and class of property. --+- --' --i
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, varies as in the preceding. SID.
No part of it's capital or earnings are deposited
with any State or States, security for losses
therein. C ID BOWERS, Pres't.
t. C. WAITE, Secretary
W..B. ToUNSBURY, General Agent
Applications received by
A. c. HALLOCK, Agant,
Evansville Ind.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid with fidelity
and dispatch. %, -+5 -.. ie14-6Inosdxw
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NPKCES. - rs B.sGS .ILSPkEE j;
~ b Bags Pepper.
100 Mats Cinnamon
500 lbs. Cloves.
100 lbs. Hutmegs
10 Kegs Ground Ginger.
$50 Boxes assorted Grocery Spices, Musta d.,
Pepper Sauce, Baking Powders, Sc. For sale, low,
by GEORGE FOSTER & Co.
sept15 Corner Locast street and Canal.
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xYO.W p THY,N.GS .aRE DONE BET
" IL /. A ATHERQ l.----

GNO.H II THINGS IRE DOVE BEF
~ aif 81 TER THAN OTHERS.
r. B. HART, is now prepared to supply the city
and country trade with the best of corn meal, I'M
bolted, corn grits and hominy of all grades; wheat
crush feed, bran, shipstu corn, oats chicken feed,
and all articles in the feed line All trade delivered
TO any part of the city. + ~ II q
Please send in your orders. My prices will be
low, as cheap as the cheapest, and good as the
BEST The nimble sxpence better than the slsw
shilling is my motto il5ss isi ftafe II
All may depend on getting all my trade, made of
but the best of ground grains, as will buy ne
other. ~ 1 Ass.i ,t-ts .1s-ssf7 k. Ii. HART.
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(W.sFEE's .aUTO.naTfC ROTaT


u ING HARROW. Patented May 18th, 1858.
The attention of manufacturers of agricultural
implements, and the raisers of small grain isinvt
ed to q recent and most valuable improvement in
the construction of the Harrow, invented by V. Nj.
CHAFEE, of GRANVILLE, Illinois. In this new inple-
ment the teeth inserted i'll two self revolving
horizontal wheels, by which the furrow of the
teeth are made the line of the direction OF
the harrow, and the teeth go round the circuit
of tho wheel every time the harrow moves forward
the length of the diameter of The wheel each tooth
has just three times the effect of tooth in straight
harrow, consequently it does its work FAR better,
and more of it. Once passing the ground with
this harrow, leaves it better narrowed than by two
passages with the ordinary harrow. 1t is much
lighter draft upon the team, and what must be
great consideration with every practical farmer, in
passing stubble ground, il keeps itself
entirely free of stalks, by its action it scatters
them each side of it,
p The Inventor proposes to sell the right to
acture these Harrows, for any given Territory,
either Counties or States, al moderate prices lie
will also sell single Harrows, and the receipt Of
SIS he will ship good six feet Harrow to any part
OF the country, the purchaser paying freight Ad-
dress, V. NJ. CHAFEE,
gS-d3t-wtf GRANVILLE Illinois
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WK0.s.N'TkD,5OOB BUSH. PE.sCHES
w by tsept9] q. II. COOK SON.


IL Flooring Mill, Second street, between Chest
nut and Cherry, dealers in Lumber and manufactu-
of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, Door and
Window Frames, Mouldings Of every size, Flot ring,
Notwithstanding, Shelving, Nantes, Base Pilas-
tiers, Greenhouse SASH and Chain Pump Tubing.
largo assortment of Sash, Blinds, Doors.
Mouldings and Pump Tubing, constantly Oh hand.
Also, ready worked Flooring of all kinds
Persons about to erect buildings in the Southern
or Western country, considering the low rate Of
freight by river, railroad and canal will find it to
their interest to purchase at our establishment,
where they be supplied with all the carpenter
work, ready made, of seasoned lumber, for the i'm
ish of buildings Our work is not made most
factory work, with lemons half way through but il
Is framed in the same manner as if made by hand.
Saving of al kinds done on shoot notice. Terms
cash, unless otherwise agreed upon.
my24-H STEELE & HUNNEL
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