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The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

Many unsuccessful searches have been
made for the treasures supposed to have
been buried by the pirate Lafittc on some
one oil the islands in the Gulf of Mexico,
some eighty miles from New Orleans
One of the rirate's men when dying, gave
Il family named Newell, who had be
tIientled him, a diagram and written de-
scrplion Of the exact spot where this
hoard Of wealth was buried. Mr.. Newell
made three attempts to reach the place;
but on the first voyage was shipwrecked,
on the second his partner was sunstruck,
and on the third voyage Mr.. Newell HIM
self was taken suddenly i'll, and also died
But MIR Newell had Il son. then Il Young
man and a printer working in the office
of the New Orleans Picayunc, who re-
solved 10 try 10 accomplish what his father
could not. Therefore, some three years
ago, young Newell fitted out Il small YES
sci and made the voyage to within sight
of the island. when violent storm came
on and his vessel WAS wrecked One
year after this he made another attempt
to reach the island, but was again wreck
ed. \ month ago he fitted up another
vessel, and made u third trial to obtain
the golden treasure. \ week ago his
liteleSs body was picked up near the
Eigoiet., lloatin@ in the muddy waters Of
Lake i'ontciiartI;tin, perforated by two
bullct-holcs. There seems To be 4 singu-
lar fatality accompanying the spot where
Laljtte buried hi, spoils. Every person
who has yet attempted TO approach that
island with the object of uncarthing his
treasures has met :: Sudden death.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
CAUTION

THIS is TO WARN ALL PERSONS against
purchasing a promissory note given by me to one
Ira Brown, mailing from Providence, r. L. The note
was obtained under false preences and payment will
be resisted. This note given the 22d day of Nov.
$50 THOMAS G. MITCHELL,
Troy May II, 1871. 3wiG+
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

A Coon RECORD. We have had in the
State during the past week u great many
successful railroad managers but we doubt
II any OF them can show record to SUI
pass that OF the energetic and able Super
mtendent OF the Maine Central Railroad,
Mr.. Edwin Noyes. On the 18th of Au-
gust next he closes his twenty-second
year as Superintendent of the road now
called the Maine Central, commencing
with it under the name of the Androscog
Gin q Kennebec Railroad Company.
During the whole Of that time, when I'M
der his management, the road has not
had an accident by which it has been
called to reimburse an individual for in
iuries received. He does not believe in
accidents, and evidently thinks that on
well managed roads few accidents are
left by Providence. We trust he will be
as fortunate in years to come. Portland
Argus.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
MARRIED..
DIED.

[ obituary notices, beyond the date name ami age,
must be paid for.
In ockland, May %, Arthur G. Lovojoy, aged 2l,
In Northport, May ID, Nellie k, infant daughter
Of Alonzo E., and Malvina X. Fletcher, aged
months.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

William Johnson, Il negro, was hung
on Friday at Union, West Virginia, for
the murder of George III. Hunter, white,
in October last The execution was u
public one, three thousand persons being
present. 1t took place in Il mountain
gorge. Just on the outskirts of the town,
and 4 procession led the way from the
jul 10 the gallows, the condemned man
on his coffin being the central figure Of
the parade, according to the time-honored
usagcs Of Tyburn. The murdered man
was % years Of age, and u contractors
clerk on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road, near Big Bend Tunnel. johnson
was known as Il thief, swindlcr and gam
bier. On the evening OF the 9th of
October, Mr.. Hunter drew his pay in full,
$50, and went to Il ncighboring store
Returning in the darkness he was met by
johnson, who, with club and Ratchet
murdered him, and then LAID his body
near an open culvet, ten feet deep, cross
ed by Il single plank, to produce the i'm
preston that Hunter had fallen into the
culvert, had seriously hurt or killed him
self, and crawled to where he was then
laid before dying. When the body was
found, Johnson had disappeared, but he
was soon arrested at Stanton, tried and
convicted On the scat1old he made a
speech contessing his guilt.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Millinery & Fancy Goods,

of the very first quality which they have just reccv
ed.
They are now prepared to attend promptly and
satisfactorily to all orders in their line and tina hiking
their customers for PAST patronage they would be-
speak continuance of public favor which they will
continue to merit by diligence and attention to bus
90 Please call at NO. II PHENIN ROW, Up
Stairs, and examine for yourselves, 3w4j
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

May %. Schs D. X. Arey, Gilmore. Boston; Ada
line Darby, Salem; W q. Eadic Ryder, Rockland
Evclinc, Gilmore, Ellsworth.
IT. Sch Jack Downing, Patterson, Caryers' IIar-
Dor.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
SHIP NEWS.
FORT 0E BELFAST.

May -. Sehs Empire Parker, Gloucester Eva
May, Mcfarland, Fishing.
20. Schs Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston; Eycline Gil
more, dc; Banner, Curtis, Saco
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
Institutes 1871.

In these Institutes the County Supervisor will be
assisted by w. II, BlGEIOW Esp Suptrvisor OF
hennebec County, and others.
VIII > 5. Committees Of adjoining towns use
leF influence to secure general attendance OF their
Teachers
All interested in the Improvement OF our Common
Schools are cordially invited to be present at the
regular sessions OF these Institutes, and especially
at the evening lectures.
iwl3 N. A. LUCE, County Supervisor.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
100000 Acres Of Land
SIX PER CENT. Per ANuUB,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE
GOLD COIN.

Free from .. s. T0r0E50N.
Coupons payable March and September !, in New
" rk. Bonds registered if desired, Coupons made
payable 60 each in London England if preferred
SIN IA Nc Es SD-AH proceeds OF sales or
land, as well as of timber and other products ther
from. are, by the Trustees, TO be invested in these
Bonds if they be bought at par or less otherwise
in United States, Stat or Municipal Securities. And
on July l. 1872 and annually thereafter until thcse
Railway Co. is bound to pay to the Trustees Il sum
OF money equal TO ono per cent Of the amount Of
BONDS outstanding. Such amounts and all interest
received on securities, belonging to the Sinking
Fund are to be invested as above stated.
The Trustees are Hon. HANNIBAL HAMi.IN
OF Bangor, Me and } EDGAR THOMPSON, Esq.
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Thc Trustees are authorized to receive the Bonds
at s'.ar and Accrued Interest in pay ment
lor any OF inc lands at their appraised value.
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25
MIRROR or FASHIONS,

= N. 7
Specimen Copies of tie Latest Nos. OF the Maya
zine mailed free on receipt of p cents. 1w
The Republican journal., 1871-05-25

lyriOIs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Attention is called to the advertisement
Of the Life Association Of America.
This is home company, perfectly re.
sponiiblss popnhr onftNs whole cosntsy,
and offers as liberal inducements as any
frst. class company in the United States.
Lite insurance Is no longer question Of
doubtful propriety, as il was once re-
gsrisd bat every for sighted maa new
makes provisions through 1t for his fam.
lily 10 case Of bis death. Live 30 that
grim death will End you prepared for
eternity insure, that, at his coming, you
msy not leave those Of your household
destitute. +-t- "a - % r o. =
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
NOTICE..

In compliance with the provisions Of an act
entitled "An act to provide for q Uniform regis
tration Of voters, and repeating all former acts
relating thereto" approved March 10, 1871. 1t is
ordered special repatriation shall bs held ia all
tho election districts OF the county, commencing
Friday, the 31st day Of March, 1871,
and continuing Friday and Saturday. And It IA
further ordered thae the following named persons
be and the same are hereby appointed rs Regis.
trars In the several election riots set opposite
their respective names, and that the registration
bo had AZ the various places hereinafter desig-
mated, to wit: ... ....-....,
John J. Alexander for Election district No. I.
ut the DR.. Talbot house In Chantilla,
Mordecai r Watts for Election district No. 2,
At the Christian church in New Hope.
William Miller for Election district No. 3,
Bickel's store in Post Oak. .... ...,
Moses Bond for Election district No. 4, at thu
| court house in Troy.
James Wilson for Election district No. 5 at the
Academy in Auburn.
John johnson fer Election district No. 8, Al
the store of Johnson, Faulcvner 4 Co., in Trux
ton.
Horatio g. Glare for election district No. Z, at
the schoolhouse in Millwood,
| Charles E. Porter for Election district No. 8
| at tho drug store of Dr. SalmOns in Louisville
A true copy of an order made by the County
Court Of Lincoln county, Mo-, on tho goth daJ
| of March, 1871. s" F. c. CAKE, Clerk.
'' nl2w2 ..a.fsEI
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
The Cheapest and Best.
THE ST. LOUIS TIMES.

In its several editions Is offered BY the publish.
ers for tho year 1871 to the Democracy Of the
West and South, in the confident belief that II
will recommend itself rs being one " the Very
Best and Cheapest Democratic nswspspers
published. During the year just closed II has
been steadily improved In ali dcpsrtmsnte, tho
efforts of the publishers to make II acceptable to
the masses Of the Democratic party having been
rewarded BY o sreasly Increased circulation and
extended influence. It entered upon its Afth
volume with tho most gratifying prospects, and
every assurauce that It's circulation will shortly
surpass that Of any Of Its contemporaries. We
can say for tho Timer, that In tho future, % In
the past, It will be Democratic at all times,
independent Of Cliques or corterics, and devoted
to an Intelligent advocacy Of the wants and
rightso the people,
Tho DAILY 10 a -four. page sheet, nine columns
in size, aud 10 crammed with ncws. Every do.
partmcnt Of the uapor is edited, instead Of emp
tying into hs dsvouring nav Whatever b pre-
scnted, being tho most thankful for that which 10
longest and stupideat. It n, In abort, News.
paper of the Present year and century, sAd
not mere gazetteer. In order TO bring the DAILY
within The reach ef sI whose mail facilities viii
allo. them to make use Of 1t, tho price has been
fixed at tl
DIR .a 81 Per Year,
or Sixty -hve cents per month for shorter Do.
Rod. payable Invariably In advance. =" 2&'t
ep@p9 TIN WEEKLY TIMKs is4e
has now attained circulation Of nearly $4,000
c"pics, and 10 everywhere commended % the Mt
Newspaper published. u contains eight large
pages. filled with interesting natter. The asws
departments comprises everything - brisf tAas
ePpears In the other issuss, and with vhatsvss
additions are needed to render the ipfosmatlou
continuous snd eomplsts. SO Every uunhsr esa-
tains Story Complete In itself, With selections
suited to all ciassss Of readers. The price has
been rsauesd 70 the lowest Feasible liwii--sis,
si.SO tor Single Copies. and 90, ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

A boy aud girl got on . train while II
was running At q speed of; forty miles an
hour. This astonishing feat took place
the other day on the Westward bound
train from Wheeling to Columbus. The
mother is doing we'll, and the father. was
astonishod BY Telegraph. The polite
conductors dead beaded the little passeu.
gers. y, s5stsN 44 r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

As LocUsTs. Charter Oak Stoves
are becoming such universal favorites, and
are making their way into 80 many house.
holds, that it looks - it they were des.
tined to cover the face Of the land As the
locusts Of Egypt. Unlike them, how.
ever, they are blessings instead Of plaques,
and We wish speed to the consu nation
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

The very gsasral use into which the
hair Of the guanaco (slpaca, has come
for the manufacture Of umbrellas, re.
minds one Of the statement that the an
imal 10 question seldom or never drinks
keep. out water 10 fact. Keepers Ia
Central park, New York, where there il
now specimen Of the guanaco, corrobo'
rate the statement. a1..ff rfgv
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

~ Work on the new building Of Mr..
Thomss w. Withrow was commenced last
Mondays The building is to be Is fec,
front BY 80 feet back and two stories
higk-ths second story to be Town
Hail. Troy has lsng needed q good
hall, md Mr.. Wi.hrov deserves and will
receive credit for his sn.erprise. We
wish him success. lfl sedi 70 g.i g iiRr
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Msssrs. Ransdell 4 Withrow hsvcFe-
moved their shoe store to the second story
Of Mr.. +. W. Withrs~s ssddlsan har-
ness house. As soon as MIR. Withrow's
new building is finished they will occupy
the whole house with their business.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

That excellent paper, the St. Louis,
Times, after abssntug itself from our
tstRe for several wesks-ffom what csuse
We are st loss to know has again
made its sppesrance. We are glad to sss
its honest face once again, and hope il
will continue to decorate our exchange
liA. ~. .L1s ~ .-.l
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

"'rroy Christian Institute Association"
was, by decree Of the Circuit Court Of
this county, last Monday, made body
polite and corporate, with the same rights
and privileges, and subject to the same
restrictions as other corporate bodies.
Gen. David Stewart is President Of the
Association.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Last week, the engineer Of train from
Worcester to Boston was Mortified to-see
. three year old child on the track, look
ing with wonder at the coming locomo
tive. He whistled down brakes" and
stopping tho train, went back with q
white face to end the little fellow picking
himself up out Of the mud 10 the ditot
beside the track. grsa raus i,r q -
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

ERRArUM. In the fifth paragraph OF
sPolly Glots" letter. where tho letters
"Pr. c." appear. it should read "Pp. c.
which, our fair correspondent informs US
- for We never would have known if she
dn't-means "paying particular calls. "
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

KU-KLUx.-Five negroes recently
whipped and otherwise maltroated an old
man Of their owl race ia Wayne county
N. G., for voting the Democratic ticket
They were found guilty of the offence
which wss the osly case Of kuS kluxips
in that county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Mr.. Marcus B. Smith, of this place,
week before last scared away on tho wings
of love to Mason, Illinois, attracted
thither by Miss Della Mapes, where, on
tho 10Th inst, they were "made one."
They arrived at Troy last Thursday
We wish them joy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

The Ohio Republicans are consoliug
themselves over the defeat in New Hamp:
shire BY the spssisl slectiun of . Rsdicsi
member Of the Legislature from Jackson
county. IA .s-llA lkE7 -aFmrl
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

Ges. xislsdsf lss,ssla . SOD so SsaSh
ter, new residing in ltaIy-tho former q
physician ;yths letter an sripeas vocahs,
aud painter. ">S - -AF
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTs.

Ir B&eARruREs OF NAILS. q.
For wentsvills, daily (sxoept Sunday st 7.se y
Lost Branch, Monday ...... .......".S.So b.
Auburn, Tues, Thurs, sat.-.. ,....s.oo
Ashley, Wednesday and ssturday..s.oo O..
High Hill aad Truxton, Friday, ,".".7.oo =
CaPiau- Girls, Saturdays" la.
The mails close 1T Q o'clock ON the evening
srevious 10 their departures.
,|sA sAARRfvats.
From weatsvills daily (sxoept Sunday s.oor. n
Lost Branch, ,Mondays......".-..6.o
Auburn, Tues, Thurs. and Sat.~..-4,oo
Ashley, Tuesday and Frida, ,...-..6.oo,s
High Hill and Truxton, saturdsy..e.oo is"'
Cap-au-Gris, Saturday "......6.oo
s.... ..-.,..- s.. D. CRUMP. P. n.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

IT you would have nicely brolled stoaks
buy one OF the patent meat broilers at >.
P. Lynott's. 1t is oae Of the most con
venient contrivances 10 that line that has
ever been invented. H...t
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
After torn Of eight days The Circuit
Court adjourned last Tuesday.
If you want an A. No. l pair Of scis :
sors or shears 90 to j. p. Lynott's.
Pa f.

Those who like good pies should 20 to
NJ. s. Balliuger's and buy one or two
dozen of the Moumoth wine or pie plants,
Linus and Victoria strong roots, from
the Bnffalo Nursery. ss.k asass-. %
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
LOCAL AND COUNTY,.

For the beat poke. and table cutlery
90 to j. p. Lynotts. ' Aa
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice, is hereby given, by the undersigned
Judges II Election, appointed by the Trustees
Of the town Of Troy, Mo-, that the annual cleo
tion of Trustees for said town will take place or
Tuesday, April 4, 1871, at the law Office o.
Quigley 4 Bonhls, in said town, at which time
and place Eve Trustees will be voted for for the
ensuing year. WIN. WORSHAM,
JOHN J. OGDEN,
GERVIS HAMMOND,
Judges Of Election.
Troy, Mo-, Marck 81, 1871.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAj
TO ALL POINTS az.
West, North, East and South
E- ,ryuur,
coNNEc

Al ST. Lofts, with S,i rail and river lines, 10
all points East, North and South. AtCRNTRA.
LA, with Columbia branch trains. Al n AEON
with Hannibal h st. Joseph railrOsd. A.. OF
TUMwA with Burlington 4 Missouri River and
Des Moinc, Valley railroads, for Des Moincs,
Fort Dodge, Omaha, California and all places
West. At BRUNSWICK, with Omaha and Chill.
,icothe Branch, for Chillicothe, etc. At RICH
MoND L LEXINGTON JUNCTION, with St.
Louis St. Joseph 3 anch. for Lexington and
st. Joseph. Al HARLEM, with Kansas City
81. JOSEPH 4 Council Biuffs railroad. for Lesven-
worth, fAtohison, iete. At ST. JOSEPH with
Kansas City, St. Joseph 4 Council Bluffs railroad,
for Omaha, Union Pacific and Central Pacific
points. ARKANSAS CITY, with Kansas Pacific,
Missouri RIVER, Fort Scott, Lawrence. Enporis, /,
Denver and all points west. q, -.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

TO FAaMERs And TxAnsTxRs IF. w,
Hsrbasul odr live wsson msker, has one
of the bsst shepa is,ahe AsspV. He
wants every body to knov this, aad henoe
sdssstls.isasisis ~ lie ssHe,ala. He, haS also
the sole county right Tor matlog and
selling tie Eclipse ohurn. which Is very
sinple .ssa haady contrivance, The best
of at the patents " hsvs seen. Read
Nv. Ha'basu's sdssrtiseme.s, and then
give hin c,h. " sei ss!J 35s ~ j
EAemEas. tooE . YOUR isrER,
And doa't lei this spring pass vi.hoa.
setting out : good orchard. Twenty
aefsS VII hoM ! $50 trees, 30 feet apart
which isSs short tine would bring nerl
olssr money than you. whole farm. a.
n. -Sbslts " BaAIsis Nsrysry wishes you
to ssns, and sxAnips his extra stock oi
tssaG GxhiAh hs will permit Jon 70 pick q
low priess, asa'givs yoa siz moptls tins
TO- sSsy for shsm. - Va ~ + y; a-'s :, 4 I
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
PULLMAN,s PALACE CARS.

Run through between 81. Louis and Kansas City,
st. Joseph and Coauoil Bludi, without change.
The Short Limo between st. Louis and Kansas
City and St. Joseph. and between OttumWa a.d
st. Louis, and Ottumws and Kausas City and St.
Joseph.
8. II. KNIGHT, .yIs. ID
General Superintendent, St. Louis.
JAMES CHARLTON,
Gcn'l Passen .er and Ticket Agent, 81. Louis.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30
ORGAHIzERs or CLUBS

For the TINES will confer favor By notifying
~ Of the nsn tceeift Of their extra sopisa prem.
ised them for clubs, or Of papcF- by Subscribers.
as It Is our desire to see that every che entitled
70 . copy receive II vgularly. cods HnT
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-03-30

A romantic young girl Of Green
county, Iowa, with her head full Of
Cooper and Beadle, married wild Indian
out West recently. A little society with
her red hero removed the romance Of the
affair, however, and. repenting her freak
she has now returned to her friends in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-25


The Annual Conference of the p.
NJ Connexion met in Linden on Thurs
day, May 18th, 1871.
After the usual opening religious
services G. DAWSON was elected Pres
ident, L. BUTTERwIoK Vice President,
J, SIDE Secretary, Ii. LEEs and A.
PAsCoE ASSIST Secretaries, and Bro.
HUNTINGDON Time-keeper.
Conference hours were fixed as fol.
lows: Morning session, from s. 80 to
IL, M; afternoon Session from . to s..
Thirty-fivc delegates, Lay and Cler-
ical, presented their credentials and
took seats in the Conference.
Rev. |. B RICHARDSON, M. +. minis
ter, of Linden, was introduced and in
yited to a seat insthe Conference.
Reports were received from the fol-
lowing fields of labor: Rockylord,
Shullsburg, Miffiin, Hazel Green, Mazo-
mamie, Pleasant View, Kewanee, Brit
ish Hollow, Mill Creek, Little Grant,
Coal Valley, Floyds', and Platteville.
The Treasurer Of the Superanuated
Preachers Fund introduced his report
showing a balance of S659. On mo-
ton the report was adopted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-25
SECOND DAYS SESSION.


The Committee appointed to inves-
tigate Bro. JAcKsoN's case reported
and presented the following resolution,
which was accepted and adopted:
WHEREAS, while this Conference can not, con
sstcnty, with its own character, retain Brother
JACKSON as a minister in our Come xion vet we
deeply sympathize with him in his present Ia
mentable position, therefore be it
RESOLVED, That while we must and do expel
him, we will do all we possibly can to aid him in
rising to Il position of honor and manhood, lust
so long and as far as he will show himself worthy
of our support
The Connexional Committee made
their report, which was received and
adopted.
j. =. SPARROW and w. +. IIARNpEN,
who have been acting as supplies dur
ing the past year, were received INTO
full Connection in the Conference, on
their presenting parchments and letters
from the NJ. T.. Church, in Canada.
a report from Bro. HEWITT on the
Janesville property was received and
adopted.
The Annual Missionary meeting was
held in the evening, J. HEWITT in the
chair. Addresses were made by W.
+. HARNDEN, J. p. SPARROW, G. DAw-
SON, and J. SnoRTRIDGE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-25

RECEPTION OF Mr.. CoucH.-Rev.
D. W. CorcH, the popular pastor Of the NJ.
Church, will return from his visit to Can
ada Saturday evening. The ladies Of his
Church are lr pairing to give him pleas
ant surprise reception at Leuahans' Hall
wheEe, on the evening of his arrival, they
will give a awberr and ice cream festi-
val, This will undoubtedly be very pleas
ant social occasion Everybody cordially
invited to participate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-05-25
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, MAY IS 1871,
New Series. Volume II, No. 40.

FINE housekeeping into the
Carriage Shop of D. Pearce & Son in this
city, few days ago, We were really sur.
prised to see the stylish work they are
turning out. The leading object of attrac
t'on was the elegant jump seat carriage
Just being finished up for DR.. j. II. Vivian.
II is as well got up aud handsome a car.
riage as any We have seen in the west ful,
ly equal in every respect to the imported
carriages from Chicago, and other large
cities, and is evidently much more service
able. Mr.. Pearce has struggled through
many adversites in striving to establish in
Mineral Poist carriage factory that would
Danish the necessity Of our people going to
other cities or towns to be suited in that
line. We are glad to know that apparent.
ly he has passed the Rubicon of his difaicul.
ties, has overcome the common prejudice.
that to be first class a carriage mus, of NO.
cessitv come out Of some immense manu-.
uiactory. The people are beginning to ap-
prcciate his mechanical skill and orders
are pouring in from all quarters The
present quarters of the firm (Clownev's old
shop on Chestnut Street, are too small !;
They have purchased the old Methodist
Church building and will soon occupy il,
and there we hope and believe that d.
Pearce Il Son will found an establishment
nat soon shall become source Of pride
and profit to our city, and an honor to tho
proprietors.