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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
Warsaw. August Is. l5as-ctf
Nh EnR SHlL

LAND FOh ofLc
ID virtue Of decree Of the CGGty Court of Powha-
ID tan at last August ternI, viii bn I'D on MONDAY,
the sih of Cclobe on the premise st IL O'Clock, the
Tract of Land called WiNnsOR,dh dover Of The
late Elizabeth Pleasants near fnr Creek Mills,
banded by James River and Fin -ETssk, containing
27l acres, ~ of which IL lanes per hotom The
heh land IL Of GOOD quality. and sFepnhs Of high
state Of Improvement The Gw-nl II brick, rrcent.
Is put up-three rooms inihs hl-eiH story, and hve
abovr.
TEKMS-onc fourth ctsh, the ha.hce on credit of
one aud two years equal nstaments Bonds with good
security win he required. REuHS RAGLAND,
Sept l2-cat sommiNsionrr.
VERY VALUABLE LAMB FOR SALE
THE subscriber intending 10 reno, TO the West, o.
i fcrs the following Tracts OF Lad for sale-ylz:
One Trar, lying on the South NH Gf Dan river,
about one mile above the lawn Of hudson, in Rock-
ngham county, North Carolina, ID 45 miles above
DanvIe, Virginia. containing Untti:ousind acres,
upon which ia good two slory trand house. Dc by 81
feet, with an end room one 0y, dy 10 BY 81, toge
Their with all necessary out hons, tincluding to-
bacco houses &C., first rate sprinWely convenient,
beautiful oak grove arG9ad the hnu, high healthy
and handsome situation. a good ale and peach or
chard, about one hundred acres Of I'd low grounds
The upland Is well tinbered, and good deal of il IL
good tobacco land. The plantations under good
fence This place has a good 6shergute convenient
TO the dwelling house.
One other Tract, known py The nne of ALIENS
DELIGHT the county line between Buckingham and
Stokes running through H. and lyinga The North bank
Of Dan river, extending along the AJAX Of the -ntar
over two mites, containing betwesiBeven and eight
hundred acres, about hundred of eh 10 first rate
low grounds, and the upland lies VIZ, and IS scarcely
eqnalled in fertility of soil or iinh, including pine,
oak, hickory, nc This has large one stnri
dwelling, with other houses, an ext!rnt spring, and
also good fishery. ard would do ,ell for two pur
clas0rs az could be divided so as give each about
an equal portion Of low grounds and imhered land.
Both the above tracts of land lie win len or twelve
miles from where the contemplated Eroad from Dan
willie 10 Charlotte ~ expected TO run.
II Is desired by the und-rsgne til: any person who
wishes 10 purchase lands In this pf Of the country
will shortly, and examine for tsnsrlvesi and u
would be greatly preferred To make cab sales, even NJ
a sacrifice. Those wishing To purchae would do wall
not TO lei this opportunity slip, as livery seldom that
snch desirable situations aud vauab tracts of land are
for sale at my price. VILLAIN PEWEL.
MSdisnn Aup 0J lsd2-riOts
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August s. w atk in .,
,,rT,f,oEPVS At Law

rrAyE removed their Office TO No III, Main street.
II oyer me.srs Slnton Co.'S new hardware stnfe,
sxiIl ale nd all tho courts Of Hanover county.
Aug 22-lm
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: az hhpDEN SiDNLY SCHOLARSHIPS
<UBSCRlBERS 10 tie "Scho,.,sh;a Tsn
y Hamrden Sidney College are vo,p anu VI
.iy requested 10 close ,heir subscr;o,;Sa gSpec.'
: Of October. The Trustees hone p ~ n oy INC
5pense OF paid Agency 10 collect The auSla .ne
ons. Members OF the Financial Conip
III attend Prince Edward September Com, mS
E,i and a, the Farmers Bank, Farmvi,s IN IN
['eiy Wednesday Tor the convenience OF .n ~
lleeis. Agents will please report by letter n
secretary OF Hampden Sidney Colee.
i"Viile. Ma. VENABLE.
COLIN STOKES.
R. G.. ANDERSON.
g.. FIN. WATKINS.
IS.P lo-lt Finance Committee
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

THE next session of this Institution will commence
the LIST Of October, und terminate the 3lst OF July
following.
The course OF instruction, comprising the Languages
and Sciences designed to prepare students Tor Cole
ges and Universities.
TERMS Tor Board tincludlng washing, bedding and
flelJ and Tuition will he S2sll5 payable the LIST oil
October, Sis the LIST Of March.
Persons wishing particular Information viii nd
dress the subscriber.
+ w COLEMAN, AN, Principal.
Post Ofhce-Concnrd Academy.
REFERENCES-hon John Mnson,$ Secretary of
the Navy Or Scots Speaker Of the Senate Of Va;
Thomas Randolph, Esq., Albemare; DR. Aimisttad
Cook. Portsmouth; Robert stanard, Esq, Richmond;
WIN Harrison, Esq,s Prince George; Hon William
c Rives, Alhemarlr; WIN Tayloe. Esq,* Noun; Airy;
Richard Baylor, Esl,s Essex; Andrew Hunter, Esq
Jefferson, Clayton g Cosman, Esq,. Louisa; Rev Ell
iott Estes,s South Carolina; John Tahh ESQ., Glou.
cesler; Vim Il Roy, ESQ.,. Gloucester; Hon Robert N
of Alabama; lion Thomas II Bayly, NJ G; Judge Daniel
Coleman, Alabama; Hon James A Seddon,s Rich
niond; Gen Bernard Perton,s Richmond; Hon James
Mason,s Frederick; w Lelgh, EsQ,s Richmond;
Rev VIM Friend, PORT Royal; Judge Samuel Chapman
Alabama; John Bryan, ESQ.,. Gloucester; Gov Rsu-
tersburg.
Gentlemen who either have had, or at present
have, sons or wards members Of the Institution.
Aug 29-ctOctl
NEW KENT FEMALE SCHOOL.
THE exercises of this School will be resumed on the
L 18th October, under the cement Of competent
Teachers and Will close on the 18th of August, le49
BOa:d and Tuition In the English branches, SlG0
French, ID
Music, and the use OF Piano, 25
One half Of the Board and Tuition will be expected
to he paid when the scholar enters the school, or The
sep.sMewsw ~ '' 80 - 80 R. T. LACY.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL
THE next session of my school will commence
L n The Is, Monday of October, ls49. The
.cu'se Of instruction will embrace the Ancient
arl Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural
nosophy, and the usual branches OF an Eng.
h Education.
Terms per session of 10 months-English
go Ancient and Modern Languages (eaeh) $40,
ittdional.
Mr.. J. Michard viii have charge of the dee
sai,ient OF Modern Languages.
Sep l5-4tc VIM. p. MUNFORD.
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FALL GOODS-l84S.
WYE are receiving per ships Jno. Ravenal and
w Kaic Hunter, direct from the manulactu'
-.,s :, Enoland. a choice stock ui new and de-
;,abe patIerns OF China and Eatihenwafe; also
rom ,h,. various American manufactures, our
usual large supplies of Glassware, Looking
Glasses, Lamps, Casters and Sione~ale, 10
se,ber with many fancy goods, which we offer
for sale on The most favorable terms.
'o' 'A'' WIN. F. BUTLER & CO.,
Semi, Importers, 70 Main 81.
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Purcell. Ladd II Co.,
DR. u GGIS II S,

70. q, corner Main and l4th Streets, Rich
mond, Virginia,
[ lFFER for sale, in lots TO suit purchasers, a
y laige and general stock OF DRUGS, ME
.lclNES, DYES, &c in part the following:
700 pounds superior Indigo
9 hogsEeads Ouch Nader
10 barrels prime Castor Oil
$50 ounces Sulphate Quiniue
IS kegs super Carb Soda
S casks Sal Eratns
| cask prime Nutmegs
cask best Mace
100 baskets Sweet Oil
barrels Copal and Japan Varnishes
$50 gallons pure Lamp Oils
500 gallons Linseed Oil
400 kegs American White Lead
geo boxes Window Glass
$50 pounds Tonqua Beans
. barrels Alcohol
500 pounds Extract Logwonds
casks Venetian Red, English
cases Chrome Green
cases Chrome Yellow
5 cases Reid Borax
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
aug - 60, corner Main and i4th streets
,owLEs LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
ueeL RICHMOND, Virginia.
ee, Los,,sry Vendors do and say what they may,
r ~, selling prizes COWLES carries the day.
|; N coo ay.posomoke, Glass 37-Capitals:-
,, s,"oo' 1ooo, 1900, 1000, &c. IS Nos, Is
avn ~ Nos. Maryland Consolidated, Extra, Al
W. y. 81 u 4S 2o 20 60 10 II 81 So 10 S.
unole Ticket, Nos. 30 "a 57I Both sold in
nan Ticket, Nos. 8 II IS the above, ana
Ivy COWLES.
o THEE S, CLASSICAL AND MA.
NE next session of my School will com usn..
INST Monday In October and continue len month";, i"s
h. TERMS:
I =. English studies, go
n, % pupil will be received into my family az board
~" sppication be made before the commsnesmsn,
aaS so ,s. SUMNER. Richmond, Va
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cpnND ccupMES FOR s.pTENBEc

GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery Glass No. 90 for lS4a, TO
18th. 70 Nos, 20 drawn. Grand Scheme: s47li5,
IS OO0 10 OO0 1000 26 of OOO 30 of 500, % Of $50
&C. Tho ls., Cd, sd, 4th, 9Th. 9th, 7th, 9Th 9th and
10th drawn Nos Sl5-all others IS net Tickets SIS;
halves so; quarters rs.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class M. 81, TO be
drawn at BALTIMORE on saturday, Sept 2ad ls4s rs
Nos IL drawn. Grand Capitals: $4,000, 30 prizes Of
900 20 OF $780, 20 of $780, 90 of 400 20 of ESQ., ls of
200. &c. Tickets Sl0 halves S; ora. 9 so.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass q 10 he drawn al
Baltimore, MARYLAND, on Saturday, Sept Both, 1885,
Lowest No. prize $500. Grand Capitals: s60,OOO,
25 UD0 Ovo, Of 40 OF 500 30 Of aUO0,
40 Of 500, leo Of $780, &c. Tickets S2O-shares in pro-
portion.
VI In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
ofthree Tickets.
~ Orders FOR Tickets 10 the above VIII meet prompt
and confidential attention, IL addressed TO
J. D. CoWLES, Wall street.
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Sept 4
Sept Richmond. w
:, :. -

MRS. JUDGE CLOPTOE'S SCHOOL.
VNHEeyercises Of this School will be resumed NJ ON.
i DAY, October I'd, In the town Of Manchesier.-
The number Of boarders will be limited TO eight
Terms made known application. Address Mrs.
Judge Clopon, Richmond.
Seot s-c2a WOW w1W
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TAVERN AND STORE-HOUSE FOR
SAFE or RENT

Executors of George X Carlton, deceased.
Sent 15-rtds
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-11
MEDICAL, NOTICE.


nR. C. S. VIEWER, successor to Trafton and
II Weever, would respectfully inform his friends
the friends OF the laie DIR. William Trafton, and the
public generally, that he has, order be near his
residence. exchanged offices with DIR. Geo. b. Walk
er, and may now be found at the office on the cor.
ner oil First and Vine Streets at all business hours
except when absent on professional duties
TO his friends and acquaintance, DIR. Viewer has
only to say that he will be happy 10 serve them
all hcus day night with the same yes and deli-
ty as he has heretofore done; and for compensation
as low as that required by any well read Medical
gentleman in Evansville.
To those not personally known to DR.. w. he begs
leave to say that he was for three years Pupil and
tor nearly four years partner of the late DIR. WIN
Trafton, during his pupilage he enjoyed the advan-
iages OF the Medical Department OF the University OF
LouiSvi and the Marine Hospital and subsequent
y those of the Jefferson Medical college of Phadel-
phia where he graduated in 1874 and where he also
enjoyed the benefit Of attendance of the Blockley
Hospital, and at Wills Hospital for the blind and
lame.
Dr. Viewers residence is on Second street, first
door below. the Rev. Mr.. Dodges Church. Persons
calling the Office will always find some one there
at all hours day or night. aug.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

ON Monday, October 2nd, 1913, between the
~ hours OF 10 o'cloch A. NJ. and , o'clock p NJ
there will be offered at public sale, at the Court
House door i'm Evansville, the following valuable
Real Estate held by the Banch at Evansville OF the
State Bank OF Indiana, TO wit: Lot No. 6S in the
original plan of the town of Evansville, upon which
comfort table dwelling house and all necessary
buildings for the accommodation OF family; being
the same at present rented 10 Crawford Bell Esq.
Also tract of l. md containing $50 acres, or
less, lying on the Ohio river, about 30 miles above
its mouth, partly in the county Of McCracken, and
pa rty in the county of Ballard State of Kentucky
Terms of sale cash. BY order of the Board of Di-
rectors. [sep2l q. w. RATHBONE, Cashier.
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MONDAY MORNING, SEP. IL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE IEEBERNIA
BosroS. Sen. 8. 4P. Nj.

BosToN, Sep. ., 4 Z. Nj.
The Hibernia arrived to-day, having sailed
on the 25th ult. BY this arrival we have the
following intelligence.
Corn SO 3Ss; meal l6 lis Sd; -four 3ls
cd 35s.
At London. on the 25h, funds had exper-
fenced rise of half a cent
Cotton was at stand. Upland 4sd, Mo-
bile 4td, and Orleans 4id for fair. The sales
of the week amounted to 80, $50 bales. The
imports TO $4,000.
The ship Ocean Monarch, from Liverpool
for Boston was burned and $50 souls lost
The Ocean Monarch had on board 39S persons
The fire was discovered eight miles from Great
Arms Head. Several vessels were in sight at
the time Mr. Littledale's yatcht bore toward
the burning ship, but the wind was blowing
too hard for the yatcht TO reach the ship. The
long boat of the vessel was lowered and IL
persons were saved in it. The Brazilian frig
ate Alphonso, being on pleasure excursion
with the Prince de Joinvlle and the Duke de
Aumae, their families, and large company
on board, was in sight at the time. The frig
ate's boats were lowered and i persons saved
in them. Other vessels also rendered assist
ance aud took up fifty others.
The second trial of O'Dougherty resulted in
the jurl's not agreeing TO verdict. Smith
O'Brien and the other TiPperary leaders are 10
tried by special commission.
The Irish crops will be below the usual av-
eTage.
Lord Russell has announced that he will con-
Vsne Parliament should famine appear IN that
country.
The English and Scotch chartists have caus-
ed some uneaSiness. Bill kinds Of munltonsof
war have been discove red. showing that an
Z Extensive conspiracy existed.
The continental news is generally OF spe-
cific charac ter. The Socialists are still caus-
ing some disturbance in Paris, without, how
ever, any outbreaks.
The Italian question remains unsettled
Charles Albert evinces undated confidence in
the Intervention of France aud England, and
Tumor says that Austria Is content To abandon
the frun,ier, leaving Lombardy TO join the Pied
montese CT Switzerland This may form a
temporary basis for pace, but no permanent
peace can be expected while Austria holds any
portion of the Peninsula.
There is nothing decisive from Schleswig.-
An arnstice is rumored to have been agreed
upon.
Ii is rumorrd that revolution has taken
placs in Russia. Advites from BresIau state
that the revolution simultaneously broke out
al Petersburg aud Warsaw and travellers con
firm this statement. The Emperor had fled 10
Consladl. A provisional government had been
established al Petersburg.
The cholera was raging most horribly in Aus
tTia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-11

GEN. WooL.-This officer left here on Satur-
day morning for Troy, i'll the Hendrick Hudson
AT dinner, on the way up the river, the health
Gen. Wool and welcome home was drank.
The Gen. responded in few brief and happy
remarks: and concluded by giving as a senti-
ment, "The Citizens Of Troy and the Troy Cit
liens Corps.
Some allusion having been made to General
Wool as the hero of Buena Vista he replied
by disclaiming his right TO lay claim TO tina
honor. He remarked that Gen. Taylor was the
commanding officer on that occasion, and as
such, he was entitled 10 the credit of the vcto-
ny, as, had the battle terminated differently,
Gen. Taylor must certainly have borne the re-
sponsibility OF defeat. He was happy TO say
that, upon that occasion, as upon all others,
there had been the most perfect understanding
between himself and Gen. Taylor They had
acted in concert, and their opinions hap
PLY corresponded on all important particu-
lars.
On the day previous to the battle, of Buena
Vista, il became necessary for Gen. Taylor TO
visit SaItillo. On Gen. Taylor's return, on
the morning Of the battle, Gen. Wool was
glad to say that the battle ground selected, the
disposition of the forces and the plan of battle
in fact all the arrangements made under his
commandment with Gen. Tsylor's cordial
and entire approval. Victory, fortunately y,
perched upon their banner, and as Gen. Taylor
was the commanding officer, to him belonged
the aPpellation OF the hero of Buena VISTA
Gen. Wool said he had devoted all the ener-
gees and capacities with which he was endow-
ed TO the service OF his country in the hard
fought campaign which they had just passed
through, and II his exerlions met the approval
OF his fellow citizens, he was content and ask
ed no more.-N Y. Post.
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MEDICAL CARD.

hR. ]. b. SlINSON, would respectfully inform
- his friends and the public that he has located
himself in the city of Evansville. where he intends
devotng his attention 10 The practise of Medicine and
Surgery. In rendering his services "a the public in
this capacity he pledges himself to attend promptly
and faithfully to those who may favor him with
their confidence, and he trusts that the opportunities
which he has enjoyed for acquiring Medical Edu-
cation will be sufficient guarantee TO his friends al
least OF his capabilities to discharge successfully the
important duties of his profession.
Office with DR.. l.. l. Laycock where he may be
aug 10 d&wlY
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ENXECUTOR'S Sale of Real Estate.-.By
Il virtue of order OF the Vanderburgh Probate
Court will on the 2Slh day of October le4S. aetween
The hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and O'Clock L. M,
of said day at the door of the court house IN tie city
OF Evansville, offer at public auction the following
described tracts of land being the land that the late
Clark McCahster died seized namely $50 acres tie
North part OF the South East quart. OF section num-
Der six in township number SIX, South OF Range
number nine, west in Vanderburgh County, and LOT
66-l00 the North West quarter OF section num-
Der five in Township number six, south OF Range
number nine West, in Warrick County Indiana, and
also the following tracts otand subject to the lie es.
of the widow of said decedent ii being appor-
toned TO said widow for her dover by the Probate
Court of YaEderburgh County, described as follows,
namely: l6o acres the North East quarter OF section
numbes seven, in Township number SIX South OF
Range number nine West in Vanderburgh County.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit OF nine months for one
half and eighteen months for the other half will be
given by the purchasers giving their notes with ap
proved security without any relief whatever from
valuation or apprasement laws.
e. b. WALKER, Executor.
sep 8, 4w $500 'n
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CITY CLOTHING STORE.
an

No. 81, Main street, Evansville, Ind,
nv ILL keep constantly on hand, large and gen.
w eral assortment of dress, frock and sack Coats
suitable for all seasons; Cloth and Cashmere pants
fancy Cashmere, Brown Linen, Linen checks, Tweed
and Corduroy Pants of every variety and price TO
suit customers; plain and fancy Silk ahd Velvet
Vests, Marsees OF all colors, and all kinds of COM
mon Vests; fine and common Cravats and Scarf
Pocket Handerchefs; Linen and Linen bosom Shirts;
common do; Flannel do and draws Hats; Caps;
Boots Shoes, &c, &c.
My friends and the public are respectfully invited
to give me acall. je % dy.
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CONFECTIONERY

On First Stree: betrrecR Main and Locust.
Ii JACKSON-Would inform the citizens OF
l. Il. Evansville that he has lately established him.
self in the above business on First street, where he
intends to keep always on hand large and varied
assortment ofCakes, Candies, Fruits, Nuts &c, &c.
The subscriber respectfully requests that the cIi-
zens should call and examine his establishment and
Judge for themselves. He has just received
600 pounds assorted Candies;
5000 popping Kiss wrappers;
] doz. boxes Prunes in fancy boxes.
aug 29-dlw&W2y
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SELECT SCHOOLS.

We MaIe Acauemy ana femule Sem1n
Il ry will Dec volente, commence their r all Ses-
siOns the hrst Monday in September.
The school year consists OF two sessions OF %
weeks each; the tuition payable quarterly hereto
FORE Pupils commence at any time, though II Is
exceedingly desirable and important that they enter
AT the beginning oi the term, when subjects OF study
arc begun and classes organized for the Session.
No pupil will be received for a less time than halt
Session. Deduction will be made for absence in
case OF protracted illness.
The Seminary comprises two departments, PIIMA-
RY and AcADENIcAL, occupying distinct yet coniigu
Gus apartments, being under general supervision,
and constituting In reality but SCHOOL, TN, studies
Ut the Primary Department being preparatory TO the
more advanced ones oil the Academica course.
The Accidental Department Is arranged into three
classes, characterized by the branches studied 10y
them respectively, and denominated Tor convenience
sake, the Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
JUNIOR SrUDEs-Arthnetic, Geography, Ancient
and Modern History. Eng Grammar Watts on the
Mind, and Natural Philosophy.
MIDDLE CLASs-Arlthme,ic UiniShed) Algebra,
Natural History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy,
Anatomy, & Physiology
SENIOR GLAss-Algebra lfinished,) Geometry Men.
al and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Natural
Theology and Evidences of Christianity.
The above course is the more common, and in
judgment one which should, i'll It's general outlines
be pursued by those desiring systematic and thor
Jugh education.
The Male Academy, designed more particularly
tor those studying the classics, and higher English
branches, will be conducted on the plan and
terms as during the past year.
Vocal MUsIc-A course VI forty lessons, two each
week. will be given out of school hours ON the ee-
mentary principles ct vocal music for those who are
not members OF the day school as well for those
who Those who have never studied music as a
science, will lind the course adapted to them.
EXPENSES.
Board and washing in the best OF private
iamits per week, ............S 30 10 IS
Tuition in Seminary, Primary Department
per Qunrter, w
Academical II % 5 %
English Branches and French Latin 90
Vocal Music, tor the course, 90
Lessons on the Piano So %; use OF instrument for
practice 50 w per quarter.
NJ. w. Stafford, A. NJ Principal.
Evansville, Aug Is, 1913.
Acknowledgement by the increasing patron
age during the past year, we have at trifng ex-
penSe, made arrangements to add very much to the
Recommendations and facilities of the schools, feeling
and that former patrons, and the friends
OF education generally, will respond to et1rts by
still more liberal patronage M. W. ).
aug IL.
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NEW sTORE--NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
Il OF Vanderburgh and surrounding counties, that
ne has opened a store in the house formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. Steve Childs, on tho southwest
ner of Main and Second streets, where he intends TO
keep general assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries, which he will sell as low a any house
in the West He has just received beautiful stock
of fresh American, French, and English Dry Goods,
10 which he particularly calls the attention OF pur-
chasers wanting superior goods.
Iaug 23-d&wlyl WILLIAM HUGHES.