Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 276, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 March 1855 — Page 3

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ö JOURNAL. Killed. A German by the name ofllenry Baker, engaged in digging a cellar for Mesara. ililshire &. Kraypkn, in Lamasco City, was instantly killed yesterday morning about 11 o'clock, by the caving in of the bank. He waa covered by an immense and crushing weight of earth. He leaves a family to mourn his unfortunate end. ;

SAFES.-Messrs. Hornbrook &. Churchill' received on Saturday last a consignment of, Had fc DotlU. patent concrete aa u. sizes and prices. These safes have obtained auch a world-wide notoriety that nothing new can be added in their favor. Call and see them. Watches axd Jewelry. We call attention to Messrs. Duhme &. Co.'s advertisement of Watches and Jewelry at wholesale. Their establishment is at Cincinnati, and they are prepared to sell Watches, Jewelry, Specticle glasses, Watchmakers Tools, &c &c, as low as they can be purchased East, and others interested in the article offered (or sale at this house, would consult their interest by visiting Messrs. Duhme & Co. uivr.u ITEMS. - Thr river wa boomia lull yesterday, and large quantities of drift passing down. Dispatches in yesterday's Journal gave notice of a heavy rise at Tittsbarph and Cinrinnatl on the op of the present. The boaom lands are in ome places already partially overflowed. The flriver was rising here yesterday, and must continue to rise some feet more. The Wabash has been Thins last ihe last fcwdays. The Vincennes patriot of Saturday: the 17th says: The Wabash ha been risin; all week anil was coming up rapidly yesterday evening. It may overllow its banks, as much rain has fallen in the last few days, with considerable snow on Thürs lav night which had .til disappeared yesterday evening. T..e Terre Haute Courier of the 17th says: The Wabah i in fine navigiMe order lor large sizs steamboats and flailoaf. A number of steamers have beei. at our wharf dm ing the week. Several fl.iiboats have starred fur the South. The weather ha a rainy and snowy tendency and we may exp.'ct asiili greater rise in the liver. The J. M. Stock-well has gone up the Wabash with a full loidof freight for different points from New Orleans. From the latest accounts, sh will have no difficulty in getting up, or down again with a full return trip. The boys on board might as well come down by lAe cars and see ns. The Yerktown secured a full freight ol pork, &c. up the Wabash. She got a large portion of it at Viocenues. The weather yesterday was b'ight and anight have felt mild bat for a fierce wind which made people hold on their hair and hats. The Vermont arrived here from the Wabash last Siturday night with a full load for this place. The greater por.it; n of it. over X200 bbls pork, was consigned to Messrs. Preston Brother to whom it belonged. She was loading to start back to the Wabash yesterday. The fi le stamcr Charleston passed up early Sa urday morning, but yesterday e received the following card, signed by a large number f passengers. John Bell of Tenn. among others. Os BOiRD Steamer Charleston,) . Ohioltiver, March 17. 1855. J We, the undersigned Passengers on board the steamer Charleston, do hereby tender our h;arttul thanks to Capt. James Bonhen, and his ,Yery attentive otficrrs lor the very kind treatment during her passage from Memphis to this port an ' we would also h? re insure the traveling fiublic thai'there is no better feeding, safer tiaveing boat on thj Western waters ihan thrs magnificent steamer. We especially return our thank to the Steward fur his bountiful and richly rename. Jon J Rawlings, Memphis. A J. Mc'Q.ui8ton. Portersville Tonn. Y. W. Redmond, Wilmonson Co. Tenn. . N. M. Bkrry, Poatotock Co. Miss. And 75 oihsrs. By the bill of fare enclosed, we perceive they have high living on the Charleston, and blessed are those who travel on her. She may be ex - pected down to-day or to-morrow. . . The fine steamer Empress, which has heen high and dry aground in the Mississippi, for the last three months, passed up on Sunday Mording tor Lcuisvilel. It is surmised by some of our river men that she has been somewhat injured, or "hogged" as they call it, but we ex pect that the worst injury sustained was to her "Treasury dep&rttnent," as we learn that her expenses are not much short oi'3100 per day. IJer owner were able to stand the lovs but we coul heartily wish the old and enterprising company Jtx-Ucr luck. From the Sew York Herald, 12th. Astounding Revelation fkom the Spirit World. We publish to-day a curious com munication from San Francisco, which wil fall like a bombshell into the camp of the spiritualist. It appears that, some months iuce, the writer, Mr. F. C. Ewer, of San Francisco, took it into his head to prepare for the California Pioneer Ma ratine a fiction of rather a bold and original conception, un dertakmg to describe the sensations of a dy log man during the moment of dissolution and sketching the scene which opens to th soul s it enters upon its second existence. borne two or three months after it was Dub lished, the writer was surprised by receiving a letter irim Judge Edmonda. statin tha he had copied the first part of it into the No vemter number or the Sacred Circle, and adJinu the atoundin2 lact that he fthe Judge) had had several spiritual interviews with the defunct Mctitiouct hero of the narra tive John P. Line!' The best part of the ioke is that th artir! contains assertions in phvsics which are im - possible, and which, t ) mind less credulous'

inantnose or jud-ciudmonJsan.i his fellow ;banceg ut lhe digging. The Austral-an dupe?, would have at once suggested doubts . , .is asfothesinceri.y of the writer: The Value dates are not given. The dispatch is eviattached to the J udjje'a adhesion to the new dently got up for continual circulation, ect will, after thi rxpofure, be considerably i The Paris Constitutional says they have lessened. If his preuent convictions have' received confirmation of the sad news of the HV ZI,?, "'J ,,,üotaeviJenceaslhf loss of the French frigate recently left Touabove, we can only say that however much , ... , , we fitiy admire the extent of hii faith, we wr.h soldiers, together with the crew and Tan have very little respect for his profes- passengers, making a total of 700 souls on

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Reported expressly for the Daily ' Journal. AltltlVAL. Ol' T1IK NORTHERN LIGHT. ; New York, March 19. The Northern Light is coming up. She announces the failure of Page, Bacon & Co., Adam Sl Co.. and Well. Fuimto &l Co. She brings e,oOC0O in tperie. No Senator had f tnj ?iowptcU The Norlhern t-l. arri.eJ 0ff Sandv Hook last evening , and reached her dock a little after 10 o'clock this morning. Our San Francisco dales are to the 2Cthi and were brought down by the Uncle Sara. She brings 2G2 passengers and 92,000 in gold. Business is entirely prostrate, which was caused by the suspension of one of the banking houses. News of the suspension of Page, Bacon & Co. was received at San Francisco on the 17lh, causing a great run on the house, which was met. They paid half a million. A meeting of the merchants and bankers declared the house sound, which restored confidence, and affairs seemed to wear a better aspect. On the 22d, however, Page, Bacon & Co. suspended, and were followed by Adams &. Co., Well?, Fargo & Co., Robin son & Co. and Wright, the money deposito- . The excitement was intense. Legislature adjourned sine die on the 16th by a vote of 63 to 44 Adams & Co., have closed all their branches without paying a dollar, except in San Francisco, where on the 22d they stood a run of 20.0CO. Wells Fargo & Co., closed bere but their counting branches paid as ong as the coin could be obtained in exhange for dust and bars. The House announced that they would resume payments in San rrancisco on the 26th. It was feared that Adams &. Co. cculd not resume In GO days, if at all. Page, Bacon & Co. will probably resume in a ew days, creditors having granted shares on $100,000 of assets, . Large failures caused a detention cf the steamer until the 26th. There are rumors of heavy failures among merchants, but no thing authentic. Owing to the scarcity of water but little sold was taken from the mines. Heavy rains had commenced falling on the 25th, and were still continuing when the steamer left. News fron Kern river is of exciting char acter; miners, it is said, now average from $10 to $20 The steamers were going down this morning crowded with passeugers. On the morning of the 8th the St. Charles Hotel and Coleman's Hotel at San Francis. co were destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 850.000.' In Nevada sixteen houses were burned on the 16th, and In Stockton 25 houses on the 21st. Owing to the monetary difficulties the re cently arrived ships were not discharged. The steamers Oregon from Panama and Sierra Nevada from San Juan had arrived. The Oregon Legislature adjourned on the 15th Feb. The Washington Legislature has made Olympia the capital of the Territory. A letter from Page, Bacon & Co. states that they would certainly resume business on the 15th March at San Francisco and all their branches. Indian troubles were on the increase. Some ten white men and 79 Indians had been killed. The native Californians had held several meetings at San Francisco for taking steps to emigrate to Sonors. The Mariposa gold mining company (a London concern) was sold by the sheriff. Washington's birth day was celebrated by a firemen's parade; appropriate ceremo nies were performed at the Metropolitan Theatre. Siding Australia dates to 20th Dec. are received. The riot at Balrat which previously had a commencement rendered in a conflict, and 18 miners and 22 troops were killed although business is very dull, quotations exhibit ns material change. Chili and Haxal flour i5; coffee firm at UJ15. While the Northern Light was at San Juan the people were anxiously looking for Col. Ken ney and his party. The British war steamer Devastation was in the harbor. The steam er Fulton left for Jamica on the 7th, all weil. Bostoh, March 19. The Africa brings but little news of inter est in addition to that already received from Halifax. The London Morning Herald of the 1st has the following dispatches from Aglon, dated 1st Feb. They announce that the people of Austra lia have risen and declared their indepen dence. Troops had been sent to put down the insurrection. ,Sanguiniry engagements had been fought, and that Melbourn was in a 8tatc of sieSe 1 This news was received by the overland mail, and it no doubt refers to the distnrboardall perished with a vast quantity of

monition of war. Nothing was saved. She' .1

was most in the Straits of Bonifacics.' ... . , '" ' The Canada sailed this morning with 70 passengers, IG of whom were for Liverpool She also takes out $1,267,000 in specie. New Yobe, March 19. The fleet Grapeshot will be started in pur r ti.i... .w A. nf rv..duii vi uaacr, wie u.u.ut.t. . . VJ . .a 3haav hrnthfkr.in. law of Poole lias been ar. önaay oromer-in-iaw Ol I vote lias ueeil or - t-io.t tUriroA with ii nnrn nrintintr bo vorn 1 rested Charged Wltn appropriating Several hundred dollars the contents of a box belonging to the Silver Grays. ' Danville, Va. March 19. The whole IC. N. ticket has bsen elected bv 550 majority. Neu York, March 19. Cahawba arrived this morning with Ha vana dates of the 4th; the cause of riots at Cadelgo and Pinclo were concluded by a military court by passing sentence of death on all. New York, March 19. Flour unchanged, good Ohio and southern 9a975; wheat firm, southern wheat 232a237; com trifle lower, 30,0' 0 bushels sold 95; pork firm 1U0 bbls sold; beef unchanged; lardOja9, Ohio whisky 31a31j; u.oney easier, Stocks active and better. Pittsburgh, March 19. River is falling with 15 feet 1 inch water in channel. Weather clear and cool. Cixci Jt.iATf , March 19. River risen 36 inches 6ince Saturday. Weather cloudy. Flour 815a820; whisky 21$; pork firm at 1330 for mess; bulk meat and Bacon are dull, no change in other articles. FAREWELL TISIT OF VAN AIHHUItiIIS MENAGERIE ON U(J A KD THE FLOATING PALACE. . aTS-WiM. I. F.xbiMted at EVaXSTILLE on MONDAY, MAKCUTIi. Tbia is tha farewell ?iiit to the South of this lane collection of Animal.. Norr.Eiuxo over i specimens: aad including th re;tr.t eariiciir in the Warld. Tin: ;iitAi'Fi:! An animal ovr.R uvtxTr.r.J rr.kT muu! and of tha most striking beauty of form and eolor . 1HIS ll'USITITEI.Y THBtAT VISIT Of the M nrri. as the Talaea must I in Cmcinati in April nx , to ri-eeire tha N orth American Mup.itn. a collection of Mntlern and Antique Curiosities, w hich auntler over .Ml. (MM), and which will be exhibited on tax Palaoo at ail the principal towns on the outt.ern tnd U estpra rivers. Tho Maseom contain specimens of all tbatis wondeifui and curi ous in natur ad art, and rannot fail to prove intrreatiug. Bninsing ani instruct! ve 10 a i eiaaae 01 toe community. Tho collection o( living wild Animals at present on board tha Palace is The l.nrcoat in Anivrlca. Ma. TAN AMBUUtill. the far famed suMuer of wild Animal, will eater tho Dens of his trained Lious. T'g-ra, Leopards, Ola., and go through his thrilling pcrfvrmaacua. At the o1oo of this Daring Fxhibitl. fleh afternoon, tho Animtl will be fed in the presence of the audience. fi ii Door open from 2 S. and 7 to o'clock P. M. Inime1iite1r alter the performance on board the Palace, a GRAND COSCKRT, will be given ia tha Ridotta Silvan, on board tha steamer James Rvmond. bv ic i : i;i' .ii i m kT is assisted by the Ineomparalle NED DAVIS, and tha fceautifnl Danseuse, Mr. E. P:ivu Ä jr Admission ti Menageria M centr, Atmiisioato Concert ...25 oent. Children and Servants 15 cent. mh!7 Iwdwlt R N eonseq Jene e of the necesaary a snce of the Cashier, the JaL note of the Nrw Vok and Va. Statu Sto k Hank wilt ba redeemed at the Ca.xai. Bak until further notice All tho notes and tbe Lilli of tha Rank will he left Mure also for payment. JjIlN KEIlKR. BhT tf Prcaidcnt. EI1WA1C It. lllLIi, Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Office aad Warehouse on tha Canal, and Wharrt-oat laciliue with Lewis A; Howard. PT IBERAL CASH advances mada on consignments, aad JLi particular attention given to the Purchase or tala of every A : - . : . ii i , i i m . . uociinivai r rouuee or urocerics. nil tl n. UKNuaicKA..... .......................... w. a. x'aKA. IIEDICICKS V IQcltEA, ' (Lata V: W. Hendricks & Co.) WHOLESALE IHALEES IN BOOTS AND SH0E. rosraa! w.'h:. nasT Tatcr, Mil maiit. ftOTICK. ALL persons Indebted to the lata firm of V. K". Hendricks Jk Co. are agin aoiiflod of the necessity of tanmediatu setuemeat. as tha business ol the old Arm wont be settled. jnbj Ii E N PRICKS k McREA CA.AELTO. &UEETI.Gd. 4T 4 BALES on hand sad fir a1a for citsh only hy JLJl7 JAMES LOW & CO . mh7 413 Main street, Louisville. My. UTRT RKt'EIVKD. Ck Life of Bornum; Templeton on Steam Engine; Lite or ii raco tireeley; Ollendorff's French Orammar; American Poo I try Rook, at mhU SAMUEL LISTER'S Book Store. DIU ES. -10 bushels Homonj; 2.i Keet Tongues; 4 0 lbs extra surar-enred Dried Beef; SOcanaeztra r reh Oysters, received per steamer Cuba at oibttl COOK'S Family Grocery KEt'EIVI-D persteamor Mattia Wajnc V boxes V. K. Cheese; a do Limburg do .WO lbs; 3 cases R. V. It. Matches; 3 do New York do; 23 boxes Thompson's Soap. For sale by (o bi) I. & D. IIEIMAXW KECEIYED per steamer Statesman 2j boxes Uerman Soap For sale Vy iaht I. k D. II EIMAXN. C MIO ICK IllO l'ÜFFEK. 100 tags just reo' J per Lex J ingtoa for sale low bv jaa2t . K. GILBERT k CO.. Sye. near Water. BCITOAS. ! to Laating Overcoat Buttons; gro Youths Metal do; I in gro Twist Coat do; 9) ro Smok Pearl rest do: Received this day and for sale by JAS. LOW" Ar CO., oct IP H Main street Louisville. Ky. IrV'KW BOOK. Lnadof the S trace n. by Bayard Taylor; Kutn jiau; Fudge Doings, hy Ifce Marvel; Id Mav; Lifo ol Horace Gree y, etc.. just ree'd and for sale I y letz i.i.i)Jiiinnni lMllAXA ST ITU STUCK MUAEk AT TAR FOR GOODS. $20000 of Stulo Stock .Honey Wanted fH. MAGHEE k CO. have on hand a very large andelo s not stock of Dry Gools. Hoot. Shoes. Hau. Cars am linnneu. which thev ill sell at low rates and take the notes of tha State Stock Banks or Indiana and Illinois In payment Call soon and you will get bargains, and don't shave your mouan. nevz.? OOR SPRINGS. Just In season A small lot of Steel Wire Door Springs, something new snd good, for salebjr . dee 19 IHA, 8. ELLS. Pit itli Jllt i: OKTIHJ Arru;.-;6 UlsCidcr Vina u rit in store aud lor saie iy ja.17 HORNBROOK t CHURCHILL WALNUT STREET HOUSE. WXLSCT STREET. B ETWEES SIXTH AND 8F.VCNTR STREET CISCiSNATI, OHIO. J. W. SWEENEY, Proprietor. fob 6 3in. Ci. Enq. TUUD. A few cord good Hickory Wood forsaleat T, UACON K tu s l amuy Grocery. Jan; Main at. ret. ist ana. v a tor.

VALUABLE real estate pou balk. njlUE nadriirex Attorney ia fact of, Trafton H. Ora&t

I JL noueand MartnaJaae Lu, aere at private sale, th. ' north-east quarter of section No. twenty-one (21) ia tvvnairip No. aeva i7ao:h of rang. No. eleven (iiwet, utu CO'inry OI anuaruurpcu. ma ir -. .. . a . w ti i c if ' If said rrtmiwi should not bo disposed of at private rale. rrior to the 9th day of April next, they will l offered torialo at fiuUia auction on that du v. at the Court Hons, in brans rille, od the abore term, litter for particular to Raker k Gary in or Sweet & Leonard. IUÜS. K. uakvi.h. inhiti 3tdwtdx - Atty. in Fact. I OR.V1MESTAL TItKKS AXD EVKRGUIIKAS. , qpug ,bcribr would inform the eiti.cn. of Evaoarillo JB- and icinity. that hohaaon haadathia Xuraer. inow i Alan.lnd..a vr floe assortment of tho most deoirablo Tarioiesof Evergreens and Ornamental Tree, suitable lor j.a0rninl).orYrdsandremeteries.whihhowillbegladto furauh auch person aa may favor hint with their ordert Al-u. Kmit Trees in treat varietr. All article tent by the river will be pat np in good condi tion, and delivered on tn raclettor bvaniTilio. witnoutexia charge, except for the boxea or stekinK need in the paek ing. (mhlUStdltw) FüKÜlNAND GRAHAM. lfjt( CASES Roots and Shoos, a very choice quality, jam W y just reo'd and for s-tle very low br uhtdar J. Ii. MAG n EE & CO. f HOUSE LOST. 2JTRAYED from vh snWribers on the 14th of February. k3 a, LUtUT CKKAM COLORED HOK.SK. full IS hand h'r,h. vvll proportioned, seven years old. smooth shod all round, no haue marks. As ha was raised in W'slaoh evoaty. Illiaoia. bv -Alf ed Ilrinea. it ia auppoted he may have strayed towari his old home. Any pe raun wh will ruturn him to as shall holibcrallr ra srJed. UALL'JCC 1- T0DDAED. nh9 daw tf Evansville. Ind. DL ULEV, MOM; cV CO., COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Second Sired, bcCnMain and the Hirer, LOUIS VI LLK, KY. ARTICTLAR attention paid to the purehaae and sale of ii km p. I'orrox loitAtxu. roKh.. bacon. LARD. FLO LR. ETC : together Ith all kinds of Produce and Maauiaetured Articles. Consignments soliiteed, and nsiiial advances made. , Kr.rEK to Mcs.rs. Buchanan, k Co., Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants. W. A. Richardson A Co.. Ilcmp Manufacturer. Cornwall A tiro.. Wholesale rocra nnd ätsr Candle Maanfacturert, Watkins A Owoslv. Pork Packers and Commission Merchant. ArmnroneA Allen, Dealers in I'ork. Montouiery, D.viUge A Co.. Wholetale Iry Goods Uaaicrs, Louisville, Ky. maio dAwlt rm.u c;oods. THEnndanigned are now receiving daily their tarje and well selected stock of Spring Uoods. consisting ia part th latest styles of Print. Lawns. Oaregos, DeLaines, iinphama, Pop'lins. Lusters. Hack and fancy Silks, white lrM (ioo'la. Cloth, black and fancy OsMiineres. Summer Pauv-stufl. Jetus. Tweed, brown and butt Linens, Denims. Tiskingi, Drilling. Apron Checks, Msrriaer Strip, brown and bleached Muelins. Also, lioot and Shoes. ALSO. Silk. Straw and Gimp Bonnets. Misses' Hats, et. ALSO. Straw. Palm. Leghorn. Wool and Fur Hau. ALSO. A Urge and complete stock of Notions and cheap goods, to wh eh we invite the tmde. believing that wa can sell tneia better goods for leas money than they can get oither in Cincinnati or Lonisville. Come and look through oar stockit will cost J on Bothinf . uhio2mdiw MERR1TT, FIELD & CO. i:v.is J i.i.i: A IVO HUCKPOKT STAGE IIMtl. T-"?. The Kvnnsville and Rockport Ftage rant ryC-TT? rl Newbyrgh and lioon villa three times a .UUdlZfllT: w'k. Lravis Kockj-ort every Monday, fdne5ay auu rri'iar. Arrive at lloonviM lrl2A.M Ntwlurih ly ' P. M. and Kvanvill- hy 5 P. M, fcetorning. leaves hransville every Tuesday. Thunder and Saturday, at 7 A. M.. Arr.ves at Xewburg'h by 9 A. M, Boouville by Vi CsT'Ureat care i taken for the accommodation of ptfengcrs. For particulars call at the aahington liotel, Kvanvlle. and Wiliuont Hone. Rockport. feb'i'd wtf MAKLII lT.-8raiMi UOODS. 1 E are now opening a st ck of very handsome Spring W w (i'uo.I. the firH in tha market, eon iting of luring I'unt .Mifs; linHsome Lawus; LtshtStrnc Prints: Handsome Iiarec-s: and Dress ttouds ot 'l kin4s. whieh were loucht during tha hardest time in the Rost, and will be otd M very low prics by mhldawj J. 11. MAUHE& Si CO. GBIT tII.I.S.-A fr-h supply of : Mills, juat received audfor sale br SUuh's eelelrated uihldiiW T. ORANT k CO. LOOK 1 A : Ü LASSES,t AM at all tim prepared to furnish Lookinr 01ase in Maliorany, Walnut, or Rosewood Fraints. Looking Glass Plates. Picture Frames, etc.; al, Oilt Framts, Picture Frames, aud a tenfrM aortment of Piilqres and Oil Paintiuij. at wholesale or rulait. at tha lowest prices. mh8 diw in No. P Wet Fonrth street. Cinci-inatl. O. CASH! CASH! HATS, CAPS, AND STKAW GOODS. 1 ltd I ait a Mute Stock .Honey received from Indiana merchants at the following ratest !cie pajimg lianas pr it"a No. s : :....:.....:.:. Oar .toe k for Sprint: is well amorted: oar terms CAM! , and purchaser who idh to buy cheap Ooods, wo wish to call aad eiamiaaonr stock. POLI.AKU. PKAT1IC.K K MIHI. 4M Main s rent, lour door above I ilth. mhl3 2iaw Louisville, Ky. COW I.UBT. . . . r",-Ur MV Cow having been stsent over a year, l reea jjrt to feel some hat uneasy about her. for fear h will ...j' rot voluntarily return! ne is medium siiec uw. red a'lt over except her fare, and has small horn no psrticular mark recollected. She pr ibally hiu a csir. Anybody ietne me iarnrmation so that 1 can Und her. will va liberallr rewarded. She formerly bcleaced a lew miles down tha river, and may be loafing thereabouts, if h ha not been tutchtred vmttn-. mU'7nJlwr A IM A lr. it's Jnnrna.1 It AMiES AND LEMONS. 15 boxes received and ftr (nibs) PKKsTOX BKOA. rtlAI. 30UIs, large slza. Just received and for vale W I .1,8 PRESTON BROS. J. W II! tK!I Al i:UIK CAAL. CITTMurchabtsslupciag (foods j t!io Canal, will find my Warehouse the mot convenient. No charge forl'.ipping town good, when the bill 01 Lading are mad out bv snippers. mhUdlm EDW. R. HILL. 5t!TiiKfKiv::D. Lfe and Uoauus of Fanny Fern. Ida May. Itayard Taylor' Central Africa, Kutu Hall. I'y Fanny Fern, . , Life of Horace Groeley, Cayard Taylor's Land of the Stwf, at muH SAMUEL LISTER'S Book Stora. 51'NT ui:ceivi:o. 10 I oxrsStsr Candles; 6 dji isr Fickle; 3 bbls dried Teacbc; 6 dos Fatent Zine Waah Board. S aesu absorted siza Tabs, lorsalr.y mbU 1 BACOS & CO. JCST ItECKlVKD. li package assorted Teas; 100 mats Cassia; 1 cae Nutmcges; 10 kegs Soda: 2.1 sack Java Coffee; II b-ws Spice; 2 bids Cloves; 1 bhdlljJJer: 23 boxes Havana Sngtr; A'o a lot of Garden Seeds lor the trad. Bhl TENNEYi-ORENSON. A1 ARDK. S V It I X I IiS. A fresh suPrlr of excellent Ja Garden syringes, just received ana lor w mhl T. GRANTS CO. RKFlVi: U IIITK J(JAR.-5 hhds landing from A. L. hotwe)l, for sal by ib2i s. kgiluert & CO.. Sye. near Water. E.1(;S. JOdrums fresh reo'd and for sale by ; lb9 PRESTON BROS. 5711i:l.O rE AS. - A small lot of Field Pea. jut received ; audforsalab mhl T. GRANT k CO. -f.i:i 3 lor sal by (mhl-3tw) M M. REILLV. ffPROOJIS. lOOdoxasi'd for sale ly JLM 1 et2 SAMUEL ORR. CVUPliT CHAIN. 123 bars in store and for sala by S. E. GILBERT k CO., mhlO Agents for Cypres Factory. Olli:, DALZLLL Jc CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. Comer of Water and Sycamore St., mb2iy XAXVILLE'I2?5: -tj (flO BOXES TIN PLATE, received per Lexinrton Ji.ßMm and tor sale by (mhZ) aAilltL ukk. Iay rC LARGE fat Turkys just rec't per steamer Whita 4 ß River, at febi COOk'S Family Gioeery. . Tri:T RKCKIVED.flO bbls and sacks of Poseyrille and V CaaalS.F. Fiour; bushels of fresh Cornmeal; 2jUO ll.sot Shosts, and 75 bushels of Brand. For hale at mhU ; J. V. k S. YiCKERY'S. C HOICK AMILY SPICES AND MUSEARD. 2 t dos ground Peper; 6 dos Mustard 1 lb cans; 18 do do Ginger. 12 dos do ; lb do; IS pox do Fimento; 18 das do lb do; 12 doi do Casia; lidos do Clov; put np in tin em and warranted pure or no charge, at (mh!3 COOK'S Fmnily Grocery. ASHXKK 8 A LH OP CI.OTHIXIS. AC. ILL be sold at private sale, wholeial or Tetail. br order ofunJerigncd. aignee. th entire tock or tloth in Oentl"en' Furnishing Good, bclonginc to beorse Worth, on .'lain sire ?i. between nrsi auu ocwuu. - m be continued till Satur lay. March 17. when tho remainder of be continued till Satur lay. March 17. when tne remainueroi the stork will be offured at publio anrtion. sale commencing at 9 o'clock, A. M. DECKER k KRAMER, mhU 16 Ass'gnee. RI-X'KtVED PKilfeTKA.MEU lORRTOWÄ. 3 tfldTs KEGS mmorted Bolmont Nails, and 2ü0krgTioU. JL WJ Herring, for Si.la at reduced prices lr tohi2 I. 1. HEIMANN. JUICES OF lltO.Y RE01':KD. Tbo subscriber Is now receivini a compleia assortment of Bar. Ronad and Suuar Iron of all sizes. Iroa andSwl Sl iSs. Boiler Iron. etc.. loi st.it at reuuotu pncci. aj oa oik, d.u ukk a i .f v. sa fc- a txa R a - utiti itmai JAILS. 500 kegs Wheeling and Pittsburgh Nails for sala' low iy I Li 3AJIL tU UK lt. UIED I'eache and A pple at T. BACON CO.'S FimilTGroeerv. C d4t CHOICE Half Spanish Cigars at 4 ) 9 AW 9 jan2 T. BACON M CO'a Family Grocery. H "9 EC'D per SulUua, Coloa, Molasse and Codfih. Awfb3.2w . TEN'S KY Ä S0RKNS0X.

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a . ä Vs 1 5Mhrfrr CHEBOY PE.GT0RAL, For tli mjilil Cure of ' rorr.!is, cei-iw- hoarseness, JlBfioVnilTIS, 1VH00PI.G - Conen, MOV?, ASTHMA, A.D -C0XSU.1IPTI0.. "WlSPOX SHALL EOW TO IT, AXD THI CRIAT OF TU IA1TS, SHALL KNEEL BErORK IT." Never could this bo said with more truth, than It now ap plies to this remedy for affections of tha throat and lang. Tha exalted in lrning andp iwer. acknowledge its supremacy, while botn the little and the great can feel its benefits. Tha lileral-mi ided among tho.- skilled to cure, ara free to own its mastery over distcmprrs which have baffled their art. Thosa of ci alted stations ara not ashamed to testify to its virtues, cut drem it a duty and a pleasure to thai hold out tha lamp or the i r experience to their suffering fellow men. Extract from a letter of our Minister at tha Court of tha aubiuia rorw. . Legation of the U. S. A. Constantinople. Turkey. J. (J. AIM. Dear sir: CHEKnr PErrnmi. from you for tha Sultan hat been delivered to his nrivata av. m im paiace. nno yon wut aououess near form It ia dna season, that you were so kind as tosend me ha been aivant. frauds, who have in many cases, fonad it exceedingly usa- , Your.rfsr.ctful!y. GEO. P. MARSH. Alinister Plenipotentiary of the U.S. A. toTurkv. Curacoa. Starch 5, 1852. Da. J. C. Ates: I use your Cbrrkt Pkctobal. daily in my practice, and am satUCt d it is a remedy which must meet in every country tha highest approbation. C W. JACKIIEER. M. D. Resident. Court Physician. Among th amnent Editor, who testify to their personal experience sad knowledge of th wonderful euros, nnd im mense usefulness cf the Chckky Pectoral la their aections, vre may mention Bui-aiiTOX. Co., of tho Federal Union. Slilledgeville. Ga. L. Pattox. Christian Advocate. Kaoxvills. Tonn. J. B. Dofson, American Preahvurian. Greenville, Tean. J. B. Samsox. D;mocTat.,, McConnelUburg, Pa. J. RrH. Ja.. Shelbyvilie News. Tenn. Haktet. JJcKkxnkt. A: Co., State Gazette, Burlington. Iowa. J. Kxabb. k Co.. Journal." Reading. Pa. Ratmomi. Harper Ac Co.. New Nork Time. ' S.'Cokb, Christian Freeman. Boston V'M. B. 4 Aeons. Christian Chronicle Thilad. . Hon. J. U'kxtwokih. M. C. Democrat. Chicago. 111. These gentlemen hava net only eertined tothesa tatements in their papers, to tho put lie. but have snt me their paronal letters, to the efleet that the hava tound my preparation an articlo of grat publie utility. Space will not admit lull testimonials her, but the agent below named will furnish my American Almanac, gratia, to all who ask for it. wherein ari lull particulars, aad indeipuuble proof of these statement Prepared br J. C. AVER, Aractlcal aad Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mats. Tsr-Soldin Evansvilloby KELLER. FARNSLEY k CO. and LEICH k VKKLING. wholesale and retail; ia Princeton by HALI.OCK k PARM ENTER; ia Petersbu gh br ADAMS S CA. MI' BICI L; and by Druggists throuchont the Stata. - Bo ware of wogtblcss preparations attempted to ba palmed Ounnder a similarity of name. mb2 i. .Ol'It. 1X) bbls superfine Flour; . 100 sacks do do; 30 do fins do; fresh ground jnt ro'd and for ale by janl WM. KKILLY. pLOVlin fKF.D.-A fresh snpplj of Clover Sard just rco'a and lor sale cy icMi r.ui IKANT Si CO. WOOD. A fsw corCs of Hickory Wood for sale by jauii J. W. k H. V1CK.ERT. ffRA.t( LESLIK tS U ZETTE fr February at jbV lebt SAML EL LIFTER'S Book Su Store. iTPAPK RKEIWait receirad and for tala by Jl& mhl T. GRANT & CO. ty?T.R CA.Dl.ES.-23 boxes for sale by IC? novl3 s. K. Gl LBERT k CO.. Syo. near Water. C RX . 500 bush Priaua just reo'd aad for sale bv Uecl3 T. GRANT k CO. FAIRST ARRIV AL OFTIIil FKKO.. i. 5iKs Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour; UM. 11. Rxisins; 15 hf-bxs M. R. Raisins; just reo'd at dei6 COOK'S i'amily Grocery. ClinillTrrKGÄn. Wu hava Juat reetivsd sOhbla an adulterated Vinegar. .mrviAV & V.M Ii.T. 0 bbla frtsh Cement in store and for sal. ORR, DA LZ ELL k CO. F3500 ICCO.u xs assorted brana in store and for ÜL fclv by Ch6.3.: ORK, paLZKLL k CO-S SrDRIKS. .- bbls Tar; 2S bag fine Liverpool Salt; S tierce Rice: 2 drum Codii-h: l(i bbls No. 3 Matkrrel; 5 hall bbl No. Mackerel: 20 bbls Loaf Sugar, in sura and for talo Vr lihtt . ORR. DALZELL k CO. OUT GOODS AT COST! WILL bo sold V order of Assignee, tha entira atoek of Dry Goods formerly own. d by Colbnra k Uerahberjcr, at cost wholesale or retail, to close tho concern., mhl A. C. PL'S HEB. Assise.. DAMAfSKD HARDWARE. CM GRIFFITH offers his stock of Hardware. Cuttliry. Coopers', Carpenters' and other meehaaics' Tools, damaged at tha lata tre. for salo at lesa than cost at feb2 BELL'S Brick Warehouse. 7ft fX BBLS pure Cider Vinegar: 25 tons Bran; 10 ton ShipV .tuff, at feli3 COOK'S amil Grocery. E7IG03 AND 3CTTKR. 100 doa Eggs aad 30 Iba fresh Butterrca'd andforaia.br J V & 8. YICKEHY. TCfeEbYir375tUghjMt,e''Jwhys.TIC B.LOIR AXD M RAI.. 30 bushels f Corn Maal; bll and aack of i'uacyville and other good brands of S F. Flour for sale at (mb3j J. W. k S. VICKEKVS. GlfMlRIEK. dox. Sliaker I'room; 1 box of Uurntl's E. of Coffee. Forsalaat (mhl) TICKERY'S. rRlO TUB FIRM KRS. 50 bush choice aaad potatoss. JL rooeived yet ra lroad, at iuh2 tuut'a rnmiiy grocery. ARDI.MC8. C00 half and quarter boxes in store aad to arrive, for sale Tory low by mh7 S. E. GILBERT ft CO. CI.RIFIEHHC;.It. 10 hhds prime article in stoer and for ale by feb9 PRESTON BROS. BEST Sewing Needles. Diaper Pins. Tape Needles, Amber Heads, Nursery Powder, etc. just reo'd by jan27 A. C. PCSIIEE. A I, L inds of Fancy, Shavinr and Toilet Soaps for sala at Xlk. jsn25 T. BACON ii CO'S Fantilv Grocery. PRIV VTI5 DOARDI.f2. RJERSOVS wishing Board and Lodging can ba aceommodaJL tad with good rooms well furnished, at MRS. E. PENTECOST'S. jan24-2ra On Water tret. betw. Main and Loenat. d TS A small lot of prima Oats just reo'd and for sala by leb l.littAAlgUU, STEAMHOAT AXD 7IACIIIXEUY Is LA CKSM1T1ILXG. THE uadersinred would respectfully in form tha public that ha has taken tha old stand formerly occupied by Mr. Newman, on Firt street botwetn vine aad Piviaoa.wher 1 h- is nrenarrd to do Blackamithiox in all it various branches auth as steamboat work, saw-mill work, fenoing. railing, balcony irons, stairs and banisters, cellar doora and rratea. eto.. etc. Railroad an I canal bridge work done at the lowest prices and at short notice. Anchors of dif ferent sues always oa nao; aia. nog-enaiu-.. wawr wueet tum airin for boa's, etc. Being an old aad experienced hand at Machinery Mlackamithinx. I will warrant satisfac tion or no pay. All kinds ot Heavy lorgmgaoneai my snon. tehj'.dly J. J. FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS! Tlie People Gift ENTERPRISE ASSOCJA TIOX! IVcarlJ' 23000 Engr.tvlnp Soldi BEING desirou of closing the enterprise in tho shortest time possible. I rave made arrangements to supply orders for the following beautiful engravings: ONE OF LIFE'S HAPPY HOURS. SPARKINU. TI1K PARTING. THE CAPTURE OF ANDRE. THR POOR RELATION. THE JOLLY FL AT BOATMEN. THE TRAPPER S LAST SHOT. Tkaw axnsya. sail A na an Jn1 r1 x aa I m nOaaalrta fkf afra Maw! ut T am a v an ia as ns v 4vt-tsaio s paw -wm vv-w nuvua by celebrated artists. The first tv will be furnUhed at oaa dollar each, ana gift - . ticket accompanying each engraving. Tho last two bei- larger than tne otners. ara more ex penme. iatj win w . " tickets accompanying each engraving. tiexets accompai i You have n.w which i a fine j ai no dollars, en l ou nave n.w ocier you ito ueaauiut picture, citner 01 I parior oruamcB. mi i un wwi u I mna uoiiars, enuinug " "iva in vuo um. . . . a. l . ...laiLntan r . w ,n . virnin. .nmmirrji. in v Loin ' Post- go on tho Es graving is two cents to aay part lnitl states. ffi-All ordersshould L addressed to L. TT. ABBOTT, ft 1 20 (Kcmovudtoj au r onrinstreet. at. bouta CINCINNATI . RETREAT FOR THE lS AXK, ' nrv ohone of EDWARD MEAD. M. D.. Editor of the AmeriH CU I B V WW a W a I Utas a äUCbUtrcr VH 1UIIT aUV m wuam Medicine. late Proteisor of Glsutrics and lonnerly of Materia jf.dic. Thia Inatitntinn is onen for the Veeentlon of patient. It is a select estiblishmtat. presenting superior advantagrs. N'ono but quiet patients nre admitted. The loaf experieaco of tho Superintendent aa a practitioner and teacher, anoras a guarante of kindly care aad tho most ueeessf.il trestmeat. . 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TIIB ALLIES SURRENDERED !!! SINCE MESSRS. AHLERTNO k BRUMMER HAYS leased tha Old Corner Stand on Wabsr street, under tha Journal Office, and filled it to overflowing with the largest assortment and latest stvlos of Fall -and Winter Clothing. Fnrnishiag Goods, etc., aad sell them to astonishing'. low, tha ALLIRa HAVE ICES COMPELLED TO SURREXDEa. THEIR NEW STOCK consist U part of Ven's and Boys' ready-mads Clothlag. Hat. Caps and Trunks, together wi'h tha moot oxteasiTastoek of Gentle nen'f Dress Goods aad Tailors' Furnishing Goodt aver brought to this eity. Thoir fawilitios for purchasing and manufacturing aro superior to any other bonao ia tha aity, which enables them at all times to fill all orders with tha kost of goods aad at the best bargains. Coon try aad city easterners and tha puUie generally, are respectfully invited to call and examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices before pn-ckaa-ing elsewhere. docla-tf

f ' T ' ELEIYED per Flatboat Mm, V) bbls cider 1 megxr; 0 U1. T..-1 T..1... ' 'i tri Ingram's Saleratu 10 bxs Wheat Starch; ' S ensea Boston Halene;"' ' -23 matta Caasia: ta t 15 bxs Saleratu in lb papers; 11 bales Cotton Rafting: 40 bunldes Cotton Twinaj 1O0 Iba satall Hen Twihar B coils llamp Ha! tar Rope; S do Oottoa Bedeordat 4 bxs boat brand 5 lump Ta bacro; If dos Ohl Mustard; 1 25 do N. V. dor i S coils arrass Halter Kopo; S de liemn Bcdcords;. 20 dot No. t do; .V) lbs Nutmeg; , , SO dos Black Ink: 2? da Kentaekv Mustard; 20 bxs Ground Pernor: 20 bxs Oronad Cienasna 40 bi Palm Soan in 1 V tu K IS dot IVashboar I; lobars; libciii au-hi vuiibi 2 do Covered Baskets; 15 dos evtra Imp. Brooms; 10 do Whisks; 10 da Wir do; , 2 do eitra CTothei Bxlets; 10 Ao Ilird o; For aale at lowest market prlea hy ' ww ' i. A; p. HKiMAanr. T REMOVAL.' BACOV k CO. hava removed U Wain itreot. 1 twee Water J Vint .... ...t'Jn.r ca Halloek Stoddard's Drugstore, nearly oppoaita afa Braaolk Bsv wbera they will ba pleased to sea ail their aid customers., ax make tha acquaintanea of as man v new ones as ara pUaaed v r've them a call. They would return their thuks for tha re. liberal nxtronnca riven, and hota tn veeeive a eontiansnca stxa by keeping everything usually kert 1 tha beatFanit Grooves. janlBjlr fi'h SACKS Pine Grove and Blnirsrille Mills Fl; OIF band forsaleat T. BACON & CO. 'S.' W Main st betw. First and Watn. I OST. A heavy Pilot Cloth black Overcoat, eoataialx. A paper and letters in tha pocket bearing tue owner'a nama. Any person leaving tha aama a ttlak office will ba liberally r warded taalt"irAKRA.VTKDTO OX FREE FROM PIZE,. -j lücans Field's choion planted 'ysters. ree'd this da jama tuuva xaauy urocory. KICC 19 Uercas best quality, fust fee'fffsraala br ' S. K. GILL-fcRT Ä CO. feblO Sya. aearWat ti:m:ya sorsxsv WB0LI8XLB DEALER IN fiRuCKaiXB ASD t-IQCOXt, CORK. WATER AND TIKE TS.. EV1XST1LLE. IXD. THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership fo -tha purpose of doing a wholesale Grocery aad Liqna business. Laving succeeded tha buineu of Uesen. All is i Howes, nurchased their stock and mado additions to make complete asaortmenv, we shall be abls to offer as good bargaic r OR CAbU, as any house ia LvansTilie. or aar eitv in u West. R. is. TKNNEY, in" S.BOKKSSOa. MOLSEKKKPIX1J HARDWARE. Shovel and Tongs, brass head, lare assortment; . do do Kitchen; Poker and Cinder Shovels; , Brass Andirons; Cook Spoons. Seirea and all other Kitchen atraaftskai ina Hardware Store. dee!4 CUAS. S. WELLS. AUTsCR. ALL persons Indebted to tho ana or V. K. Hendricks 1 Co., are r-queaUJ to sett'. tha rams with tha nndaraigm ed. w ith asliula dclajMro'h1'- . . dec It "iio u l.o it m.m.c.ji. CUOCEKY AXD PilOVISIOX STORE ' ON WATER STREET, BET. SYCAMORE AND TLX1 OAM'LP. HATLIN haaopced a Grocery and Provisli Store at the above ?lace. threo üoors from Sam'lOrt store, where he will keep on hand aa excellent 'jsortment Groceries of all kinds, and fK till 3KAI3. MewuiBeej Butcher Stall open at all hours, and invites pablie patroaai Meats good aad prices low. doolS-a IS r1d D07 Brooms on hand and for sala at Jti jani7 T. BACON k COS Family Grocery gJYRL'P, Plactation and 8- H Molasses by bbl, halX-bkX Cr gallon, on nana ana ior sie at janl7 T. BACOK ArJO.'S Family Grocery. RAN and Shi pi tu (T constancy on hand and for sala at an 17 T . uaiu.. a t;o.'a ramny wooory. II ALL, DODD8 A CO.'g F I It i: 1 U O OF SJFES! . WB bars 0 haad tapy Paoor Bat tatlrw f gun iiparior qnal few Yot Stata Sto City Bans Broker as rhea f a 'ad Be.aeat A Yiela. nOENBROOK k CHURCHILL. Ageatf. ey25-tf Water street. Kvaasrilla. Ia. JURE WHITE LEAD.-25 kegs Pn" PiTS and lor 1 als ty aovs f. - . AUOIATIC STO.TIACII BIT TLUS. RIlLIaSv. CITTEUS, fin H ES E pr-paratlona hava bean long aad favorably know iL as certain curs for Summer Complaints, aad as a pro Tentative of fever and ague, and similar diseases. Ast "C"T, Ma "SJSÄrww u .A1mnv JEW DRIED PKAITIE AXD APPLES a fi huih Liried PeschHs: M buh Dried Apples; for tal ia euanütipa to suit at ttevU COPE'S Family Grocery. SUGAR 15 bda large graJu N. 0. Sugar landing froi A. L. hotwU. for alo lo by teb20 S. K. OILaEKT a CU..gye.ear rator. J R AX. 150 bushels of Bran received aad for saee by ii Vha J . 'cV. k 8. TTtERT. P ASK KT8. 3 dozea hickory and a iUow Baskets bastoi MJf and 1 . for sala by feb23 J. W. k S. YICKUKT. flT'LOin , AC 15 sacks aad tils af smperu Flour; JL a bbls of New Uileansäugax. Just received and for sale at feb2S VICKERT'S. AlHtlVALS UY TUE AL.VIM ADAMS. T. itmet Sugtr II oust Molaaaes; ' ' " Rice; Lemoas; Oranges. Forsaloby (fabai TENNY SORENSOX. fTKOCBLK Haad Mirrors. French rlass: Traveling Ompaa Blf ions. Hair and Tooth Brushes. Droasian Conans . . last ree d Ir jaa27 A.C.PLSHEK. BOILER MAK1.G AXD REPAIRIU. ' HE undersign .d having established a Boiler Yard at Ev ansvilla. ia now prrDbred tomakeand repair Boi lers will giva satisfaction in eitha? case. Prompt attention, will be paid to all who may etil upon Hm to do their work. Urdersmay bo lelt witn nnry scnrioer. 01 tan aw Foundry, or Briakmeysr. eiker k Co., of tha Ear Fonadry oa th canal. Alain street. JOHN ifcUiT. ITesrt Scheibcr. BRIXKMETEK, jIlSXEV SaOt a . W. BOTLK. G. D. xCgglxstox I Co. John Hrwkox, BEKXANO NCBRIE. j-ir STATE STOCK. MOXEY WAXTED. nnnE highest market prie wiU U paid La cask or foodr I ba paid ia cash ore COOK'S Family 7s J Indiana SUM Stoex. iiony.si . - fb20 R3IG 1ROX. 20 tons ooft Gray Hot-blast; BT 8 0o xtM. U Bright Uoi-- ' an perior article for Foundry u just reo'd par '.I 1 j I Oarvln. as asampls.anu ixr sa's J . aw !!OLA89K8AKDSYRLP. , . I. 11 K 10 obit Plantatioa Wolasa-s; 10 hf bbla 4a 1 1 IM augaraousa Ol; . fcblS COOK'd Far-lot 0 7 cases Pltaea and Cxrrea' ostopeaed from ColuAbua Ohio, al . . ... ., aa follows: ..... HOBST Bench Planes, all kinds; Moulding Pannal do; Florinf i ' : Saw. Chiael. File. Augur aad Plad ' fians . Beach and Uand Screws; A xa. Pick atoasi Plan Irons, Guagea. aw., ato., at thr; , jan9 1 MEAT SHCadltVhk.1--' ripHEundfnigncd havo just tstahippad at lew H Firt street, near Sycamore, wt ehaaper thaahand at all times the l est qualities of are always pro scription. which they win sen anno i Families are respectfully Invited .vICICKRT. lave tha trouble ol going to marset nei. jangm SEELlNUEHut STAR M.ILKi-30 wtola. h-,',tl AD j ust received aad for aala by . , fe22 S8y"?lllIBb U V JVWafaHrvai DüsSOlUTltof Book a A rpHE partaership of FOSTER k BIh atan J J limitation oatno nrstinstaat. . -ica,rsr Our fronds and customers who ara ladet fer aa especial fa. or (in additioa to maay Ierided to ns)by c ling at tho old atand. setUiagjanj. their balances. Tho to whom w aso iaetd "V1 T'"' Ü-eir claims for payment. Either party ri!L T th. name of th. irm in liquidation. Jv'iSbta. COXTIA'CAXCK. 1 - , TnE uner!gne would respectfully anaaaaaa to l)a friend ' and th. Mum. of the lata em. af Foster Ä Mown, that I th buoiuess will to continued 7 ".lal . 'r , . ... 7. b. Wln ht rie.cd to serve thoo .riew au-ajiai ww to receive oraers irom "" , ;.),,,;; , v , , V. " i , : axmion to serve them well "JV"7r a- t iLVtVt Ma long continued pairon - - would return O S aincera n FtäSTER- ; mhlx - . AD3IIXISTRA701VS XOTICB. supposed to AdminUtrator d bonis a on. mi npABLK SALT. 25 bags Liverpool flaa reo'd per AantJL lopa lor sai oy . -n a feb2 I o. r. . uiiiomi sc v w . , dji. . t ajÄ RVYTR A FAMILY YIXECJ AR - tomr''w M?J by ob S. K.GILBERT A; CO.. iye. near nsUt. " . . S. ALMONDS. 5 bbl jat ' for nalo oy ' s. dac27 n. E. im,&m v w v .. , MV . rrRRAvTa jtbls choice aaw justrao'daaJ , JM RN A CLKKANTS. X LbU cnoico w j . 'ÜJ "J - dec 27 S. E. GILBERT k CO . Syo. aa w"aaor.

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