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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-27

a - @ GREAT ATTRAC.
.M2z2z9zAA&M TlONS-Call at OSBORN
@SA0EN co S new and splendid
-SS1S@ Sky and Side Light Da-
guerrean Galleries, where can be seen the most
beautiful specimens OF the Daguerrean art ever ex
hibited in the world. OSBORN e. CO. return their
sincere thanks to the public for the than ibe
raj patronage they have received since their COM
mencement in this place. We have the OILY sky
and side light of the kind in this city, and would in.
vite all who want CLEAR, BOLD and beautiful
Likenesses, to come end see, and then judge for
themselves. We would state one fact: There is
but one other Daguerrean Gallery in the Southern
States where our style of picture can be had that
is In Charleston, S c. While the artists of this city
are making dark, muddy pictures are making
CLEAR, LIGHT, beautiful and flesh colored Da-
guerreotypes, which have been admired by every
person who has ever seen them. Our prices are as
low any OF the FIRST CLASS Galleries in the
city Persons not expected to take pictures, at
ter sitting for the if they do not think them worth
the price charged.
If better pictures of children caa be had else
where, ours shall be given free. The publ are in.
vited to call at OSBORN & CO.'S,
Opposite the Banks,
NH 26-6t< At the Sion of tho American F1aus
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, 18th Street.

Drawn Nos of kentucky, II, March 26:
81 80 IA AZ SO IS ~ As 10 2 AZ s6 90.
Ticket 1s 81 SO, prize of $500 sold
NH 27-lt
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E .nS 10 the Citizens of Richmond
Wa and Transient VisitOrs.-lf you wish
to have your hair cut and dressed in the most fash
ionable and tasteful style, and your whiskers
changed to beautiful black or brown color please
call at HOBSON'S Shaving, Har-Dressng and
Shampoonng Saloon, in the American Hotel base.
ment.
N. Bile can furnish you with hot cold or
shower bath at any hour at 25 cents or five tickets
for 81 NH
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AND FANCY
ky3 DRY GOODS, HIND
x At 925 Broad street. uiIlHll

sW. J. SWORDS respectfully an. wv Wv
nounces to his friends and the public generally, that
he is now opening an elegant assortment of Fancy
Dry Goods, and in few days will exhibit su.
perior stock of Silk and Straw Millinery, Of
which due notice will be given. Ladiesare respect
fully invited to call. NH 25-3m
HAVANA ClGARS.-l8O,OO0 genuine HA
l. VANA CIGARS, some of very superior quail
ty, now in store and for sale on reasonable terms.
Dealers in this .rticle i'll find it to their advantage
to call and examine my stock before they go North,
as import most of my Cigars direct, and can af.
ford, therefore, to sell the low as any house in
the country. +. CRANE,
No. 2, Exchange Block,
NH 25-6t* Richmond Va.
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- DIR. T.. &. FISHER tenders nI.
49, services to the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street. between Broad and Marshall streets, End
door from the corner. 27-6n*
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SERVANTS FOR HlRE.-We have two fe-
~ male Cooks and House Girl to hire cut for
the remainder of the year.
TOLER & COOK,
NH 81 General AGENTS
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L per schr W. D. Colquitt. For sale by
NH 27 WILLIAMS IL BRO.
10 COFFEE.-72 bags receiving per schr
IL w. D. Coiquitt. For sale by
nh 81 WILLIAMS &iBRO.
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THE ATHEN1EUM.-Dr. B. A. GOULD,
l. of Cambridge, will deliver his third lecture
upon Astronomy at the Atheneum THIS EVEN
ING, at o'clock.
Tickets OF admission 25 cents-for sale at the
door.
NH 81 THE Conn, ON THE ATHENEUM.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
ROANOKE FOR NEW YORK.

hoANOhE Foh NEW lOhh.
sI@4 Shippers to New York will please to
49, " bear in mind, that the fine side wheel
Steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Parish, viii receive
freight for the above place on Monday, the 29th
inst, at IL O'Clock 81 and will continue to receive
il up to the hour Of p NJ next day, Tuesday, the
Both inst
Passengers will bear in mind that che will leave
for New York on Tuesday, every Taesday) Both
inst at 4 O'Clock P NJ
Those who take passage by this steamer, to Nor
folk, will DE charged the by the river boats.
fnh ~ IUDLAM e. WATSON
ADAMANfGNE CANDLkS.--.5 boxes
IA aid ~, landing per steamer For sale hv
tni n JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
1 5UMBEELAaD NAfLS.-Assorted slzes
~ constantly for sale al low prices, by
mig DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. GO.
GE0 LBs. MOUNTAIN KULL but
uJU TER, of prime guilty just received and for
ssis by RAGLaND 4 BROTHER.
ma 27--2ts
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AkIls a nOWES

ARE now permanent! located in their new building
"A corner OF Water and Vine streets where they intenc
10 continue ON an enlarged SCALE their usual wholesale
business in Liquors and Groceries
Ihe! have row in store larger. batter and cheaper
lin Evansville. =
Their RecIg establishment Is constructed on the "a
test and most improved plsn, aid supentsnded by
Ne" York and CincinE:t. They therefore Gatter them
selves that they can furnish either imported homes
tic Liquors. in quali, nowhere be excelled and ss Phi
ees on par with Louisville and Cincinnati.
The! have Oh hand splendid assornen, o. Teas ard
iheiI stock OF Coffee Sugar, Molasses. Syrups, Rice
FRUITS etc. Is being daily enlarged by shipments om n.
Orieai.s They are determined 10 convince merchsni
from the country, particularly the Wabash White an
Green Rivers that Evansville is the most advsntsgeou
ace for them to buy Groceries, and viii do all In their
power 20 make il so. s--.. .--~-N
Our friends on Green River will remember that the
steamer ketucky No. 9 is ready to commence hes
regular rs exclusively from Evansville and WILL with
I" o'her boats engaged la the trade, make Evansville the
most convenient point for the transaction Green River
business. ldccss50l AlLlS Il HOWES.
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wHoI EsALE AVID RErArL

TOHN s. HOPKINS is now opening the fines. stoek az
a Fancy and Staple Dry Goods exhibited In this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
the most desirable sly les of Sk Persian Cioth BcreEe
eoors very choice selection OF EoLneis Bonnet
hbboEs aso few fine Frei Oh Flowers, for out and Ia.
side trlamng; Craze Shasis PiaI:o ard Table Cover,
Carle z, hatt aid fine hugs, ladies' Misses Ane
toes, al qualities also Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Paara aid Leghor Hats Looking Glssses Hard.
ware, Nai PAPER and Borderi & Painted Curtains and
Curtain Material in fact ever thing usually kept in the
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes. Hardware and Paper bas
hess, may be found very low for cash. -fapoll
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ianascO GROCERY Stere.

u ii. RECHTIN .las opened Grocery and Dry Good
Os Store on Fulton Avenue High strcet Lanases
City, which he intends TO keep well supplied with fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Crtckery de-
Fanes in his neishborhood would do well to give him
ei as they will find every thing desired In his line ofbus.
ness and reasonable. HI to deserve
PATRONAGE and thinks he will gettfrom those Who once
try his store. ffebIe-tfI
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New Gr"cery ard PROVISION store.

New ssr"cery era trOvSsiOn StQrP.
subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Ey
ansville and the surrounding country, that be has
oleed Grocery Provision and Fruit Store the corner
OF MALI ad Fourth streets and will be his 20 keep
every article IN his line, either Wholesale retail
have or hand large lot of cheese which will se by
the box or single pouLd the lot some Eng
lsh rairy Cheese rs article. Coffee Rice, RaisiHs~
Origes. Lemons. Teas Of al kinds Lard Oil vinegar
per, indigo States Sand Paper Tea and Table sposns
aid na! other articles tedious oI hch per
soils ma, see by giving call. All kinds OF Produce
Waited. lde,6l JAS. sPALDING
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J (. n w /. R EILLY ,

j. Il w. EILLY, f-1y
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN eRoCERIEs, xAIrs, oiAss,
COTTON YARNS, COTTON BATTING, &e. &c.
nFFER for sale well selected stock Grocehes moe
Of whie have recently been received from the East
aid enbrIi Eear, everyfh usually kept the Gro
cery lihe, amor est which are - 80
31C lbs thoice Indigo, warranted;
l4tG lbs Dutch Madder;
~ packages Green arc Black Tea:
bbl Gloves; do Nutmegs;
lCo,CCc Gun Caps split and ribbed; =
70 boxes Ground Spices, from Hope Mills:
90 gross Bonnet Boards;
lC0 do Matches, best brands;
20 doz States, American make:
35 do Curry Combs;
10 do Collins Axes;
10 Reams Letter and Foo.scar PAPER:
lc0 Sides Sole Leather; :
2j bbls Tar;
ALSO: supply Of Coffee Sugar Glasses, Rice Mack
eret Herring, Goldfish, Tanners OIL Oakum, Saiph1f.
bms'one alum, sopperas. whiting salerstus SODA. log
WOOD cotton wrapping twne, candle wick carpet chain.
EPSON Salts w+shiI,g and shaving soap. DC. ,..- \.
IN view OF ofextending the business subscribers
oner their stock at low prices for cash produce New
customers need noask for credit and old ones viii please
make as quick returns possible. r.
Full prices paid for produce In exchange for the abo,e
and cash not refused.
hov2r'31 Eain street, Evansville, Indiana. IS
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Clothing Furnish ng Goods, Fats,
4tsD& AC

StySs NC
IRE undersigned having Just II
>-s bought out the Clothing Establish -
-<s. ment OF Mr. :. KAHN, under the ep@
Journal Office would respectfully cal
the attention Of the public TO the large stock Clothing
Furnishing Goods, xc., which they have hands
HE! are OF the best manufacture and made in
fashionable styles Having been purchased at such rate,
as viii enable them To sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing Of any description or Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would find to thei
advantage 20 call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere ln tis stick wfbe found Oyercoits. Cloaks
Dress Frock and Sack Goats, Shirts Hats aud Caps
Nc, which are now open for inspection. Call if you want
TO get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE IL CO.
,ecl9E
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LOUISVILLE ADVEkTlSEME'TS
A. o. BUNYAN.
MERCHANT TAILOR. 449 MAIN STREET,

As Y. D u ~ Il AN
MERCHANT TAILOR, 449 MAIN STREEr,3
Opposite the Journal Office, LouisriiIe, Kentxsky.
HAS just received his Spring and hummer stock ofric
GOods-BroadcOtls of alt cOlors and 0fthe very bes
material and make; Cassimercs, plain Docskins of tn
nest fabric; Fancy Cassmeres ia great yaretthe rich
est and most fashionable patterns, very fine; Snen Drill,
of every variety and style rich plain and figured Silks
LINEN, Vaneia, Cashmere Marsales and Satin Vestngs
Also, white SIX Vestngs osuperor quality STYLE for
weddings and parties.
He will make up Ihese goods order, in the pcs
sible manner in sly lie unequalled by any other establish
ment IN the West, and inferior To in the East.
Sr. WARNER W. WELLS, tic distinguished Cutter pre-
sides over the cutting department..
Gentlemen visiting Louisville are respectfully solicited
to ~ aud examine 'Ods which will be sold iow fo,
Cash superior stock oi GctemeL's FurI islbg good.
always haud-LineB ahd Cotton Shirts. silk, nen cot
ton and w"olen Underwear; sk and gina ~ Unbrells
Gloves in ret variety aid color Stocks Searfs Cravats
and silk and linen Hahdk kerchicfs-Ii kinds of Poser,
&C., DC. All orde:s promptly attended to. Lap2O4m
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GROCERIES.
GRAHAM 4 FARRELL.

lWEh2re this day sssociSted ourselves for The psr
w pose III doing general Y holesale and Retail Gro
eer!, Provision nid Produce Business, Sycamore ST.
three doors above Jas laughsihs iron store We are
prepared TO keep full and we'll selected sotk and viii
sell at low Rates hbors The produce the
country viii DC taken cash, at its market value, and N
the general conduct of business shall tndeavoY ~
make il satisfactory to our patronr.
a125 n GRAHAM s. FARRELL
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EVANSVILLE, Ia. TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1852.
CLOTHING, &C.

-~~O~~~~>~~~~~~>~~~~ ~~>~~(~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~
HAS. W. MACK, a. LoBENsTINI
MACK & &LOBENsTINE'S
Western tar clio othing Store
IN FULL RLAST!
NSvI, LIE. DIAN a,
N THE LOWER STORY or DRRw's PAVILION, CORNER OF
WATER SYCAMORE SHEETS.
a. Messrs MACK & LOBENSTINE
~ have just received and wifcontinue M llls
"a TO receive weekly from their large INkN G2V V
III Wholesale Establishment in Cincib
cinna the largest and most extensive assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial view meet wants Of
the market, and consisting of every article of APPAREL
to complete The wardrobe of individuals
cry taste.
COATS.
The following kinds made of The materials, and in
the latest ST. les, now in store:
Black cloth dress and frock Coats;
Brown, black and Invisible green;
Grey, black, brown and gold mix'd Tweed;
ALso-Escry kind Of loose summer Sacks dress and
froek Goats and Coatees, al of which respectfully
invite ihe particular attention Of the public.
PtN(.
Super black and fauey Cassimeres;
All varieties BomLazine aid Drap dEte;
Grass Linen, Doeskn and Corduroy;
CassDei, Jeais ami fancy summer Pants Of every de.
scrirton.
VISITS.
Black Satin and fancy Silk tcs.sj
Velvet, valencia, bun and white Marleilles Liner;
Cashmere and Cassinct, with Of all
and at the very lowest prices.
~,..~s~ co,.istinr aSC Of an sesaa GaoDs, a.s ,,n
ss6San, Large assortment OF cusioni- rYjT
made bosom, shirts, shirt ,oll;rs, ~
cravas ofsuperior quat. aid beautiful Patterns sk, knit
coiio drawers, uLders ts gloves, subscribers aid
other ar le usually fopI ia the establish
meBts of the country.
Ia connection with their large stock Of *,
clothing. they will keep II file assortment EsA
OfCAMF's SUPER.o7 HAS AND CAIs.
Also. all kinds of Uioi McNrH. California, Lechorn.
Paana and other ST, les OF hats with u variety of
IS ,spI nd 10 ts.
IL useless to mention their elegant yery extensive
lot of hog skin aud other kinds TRUNKS CARPET BAGS
and VALIsEs.
Wen always and at all times prepared to sell Cloih.
a Wholesale, manufactured in the most substantial
ner much cheaper than other house in this city, and
Oh terms Ia compare fyorab with any house est Of the
Allegian! Mountains. One Of the proretors has been
three moIhs in Cincinha for ,e express purpose ofget.
ting up this stock, and soiic continuance the patron
age so liberall, bestowed them. Respectfully.
MACK q LOBENSTlNE.
EudHsriHs, Sept. 27. Is5l
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dertelr direction. expressly fo this mark .aand consists
OF every article requist: To complete gcLtemens wsrd
robes.
c tATS AND IOAKS.
fine assortment of tiue. brown grey drnb Mackinau
Blankets; BOX and Oyer,oais; file lot of cloth coats
all sizes aid prices: superior black aid blue FreLch
English ClOh Dress Frock aid Sack Goats fuu trimmed
Satnett and Casberete Coats brown, green aid grey
and all colors of Tweed aid Cashmere sack frock
dress Goats, RouIdabnuts and Goats of all kinds.
PANT ALOON S-SuleTior black and blue cloth and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Parts fancy
stripes, blue black aud steel mixed aid cadet mixed Sa
nei Pahts;Twced al Corduroy pants every variety and
price 10 suit purchasers.
FEsTS-baek silk and satin Vests fancy and plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests satnett vests and
comm Oh vests II al. kinds.
- sks "ssg g. GOODS. ~Cs
IL All the late sly yles of plain and fancy silk tEA
- and satin Cr;ivats SCarfs and Stocks. white
and all coOrs Pocket Handke rchefs Linen aud Linen
bosom Shirts; Muslin and Flannel do Flannel and Net IN
dershrts and Drwers Shirt collar. every kind of Beaver
Kid. Thread and Cotton Gloves embroidered and plain
gum Suspenders; six, gingham and cotton Umbrellas
Dodds, Sherwood's and Chase's Hats also, Silk Hats
Gaps, Boots. Shoes, walking canes. &c.
All the above articles and thing e.se I'm the furnish
ing line will DC sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies weekly du
nova AHLERlNG Il DRUMMER.
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~toFF EE.-Iso bags prime Rlc. per alex seott. T.
--'-f.- rta,sf SAMUEL ORR.
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ITALIAN CRAVATS.-ID0 doz %, 80, "a and &c inch
Il Iced this day aud for sale by
jy7 JAS. LOW d CO., Al Main St, Lou, Ky.
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NEW GOODS
TUST RECEIVED
81 Fashionable black HoHnets;
Fashionable made coorcd Bonnets:
Fashionable Pearl Braid do
Misses do do;
Assorted rich Velvet Ribbons,
Frnged Merino;
Boys Boots;
Boys ready made Clothing; for sale cheap forcash al
WILLIAM HUGHES
deco Corner Main aud second sta.
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A PROM CHECKS.-e cases reed this day and for sale
"A byl jy24lJAs. LOW & CO., All Main st. Lou, KY
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DATENr THREAD.-200 bs Hail & Moody's Patea,
il Thread. reed this day and for sale BY.
ives JAS. LOW az Co., 4E Main st. Lou Nv.
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NEwFAMILY GRoCsRY.

" ri. COOK has this day opene, in Mr.. Linck's new
ZLs building, First between Main and Locust.
.plendid stock Of Family Groceries which he will he hap
py sell for cash. exchange for all kinds Of Produce
je2e-u
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stat OF FIs DIANA, &C
wander burgh CoW.ty.i
Ia the Wand rburgh Circuit Court in vacation, July l3'
lsJa.
Levin l.. Shrcve,
Rcsilck 10. ADicrson and
John H. Thomas, Eo..r, .,,.oh,,o,,
Robt. h. X. Teiford and
Ma rsaret Parkinson.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in the above entitled
cause writ of Foreign itaehTicEt WAS issued oh
Ia, 9Jh daI "f March, A. %. of tine oice uf the
Clerk of ths Vanierb !sgh ircut COAT, against ti.
Lads tenehts, h-rcdit Ops ,.tti,-. rights,
cr:ds, noc!s a.d ete,ts of The no,ert Is. Il. Ted
and Margaret = rkiusoI which writ has been
tIrne exeS1tcd by the sher of Wand srurgh coupy.
fhe sid def bhaBts b;re,, noi , OF the pcuenc,
of said suit ani that mi thsy appear aid defend the
same, provided law. said Court will, L the proper
time proceed adjuiieatc thereon in their absence
BEN. STlNSON Clerk.
BY Gro. II. ToDr, Deputy CrR. Gjyli 3wdl
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= T. Nv REILLY. wholesale GrocerIes' MATT. Th.y-
IL tween First and Second SIS.
.uBERT q CO.. wholesale Grocers ai" S;,a, nj
y. Merchants '!'"" Gmha'-lII
a. Is
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reRMs OF ADvE 9rIsING
BUSINESS CARDS.

EuEST & vIELE, wholesale Grocers aIo "J STca.
ID Liquors, iron ah" '""'' lmh27-lyl
more streets II
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"a JoNoNGAHELA wHIsKV.-a bbls fifteen yesrsold
vi the same superior article already fasorably luown
us. received by apl0l ALLIS h0WES,
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InIoRGAN, KEEN & PRESTON, Jobbers In Foreis
vi and Domestic Dry. Goods Boots. Shoes Hats Cap
Bonnets &c. Evansville, Ia. fiyl4-Iy
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DECEIVED this day per steamer Glendy Burke, 90
IL bales and brown and bleached Domestic, and
blu and brown Drillings.
apps MORGAN. KEEN d PRESTON.
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CITY E' ECTIoN, 9Th WARD.

AT a meeting of the Common Council July l2th. 1850,
nRDERED, That election be held on Saturday the
~ 24ih day Of July 1882 at the Phenix Engine House
Tor Councilman "f the 9th Ward the city, supply tho
vacancy oceasioned by the death Of Councilman Stshi
noener; Martin schmall, Inspector. BY order Of the
Counsil. jNO J. cUsNDIFP
Hl5 Cit, Clsrk
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NoTIONS.-I0 cases, consisting Of Comhs. Threads
~ Buttons. &c. DC. tieisl H.ciAGHEE q co.
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GLOBE PINK PRINTS cases for sale by
~ nyJU JAS Low tS CO., AZ Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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derelr direction, expressly o This mark etaand consists
OF ever! article requisite To complete gcLtemens ward
Dl,ps
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w Rransrii5e. IadiHa"
DNRIICULAR attontPn given % tae MIC Oh all ue'cf'P
i uOns of Msrehandize ,c.,
cas ldyances made consignmenisi outdoor sales
pro nply attended %. ,, o. q, ,s.s
, go, over their Auction Room. ljy3nl
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- TfERCES Rieei
y Drums large Cod Fish, Just reed and for sale by
mill FUsTEks a BkoNE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-05
A Fearful Peril,

The Fon du Lac Journal relates the fol-
lowing wonderful preservation Of two lives
by the application Of water. The remedy
is something new; We may well say ''holy
water" in view of what this element seems
capable of producing:
On the 18th, while driving team on the
Sheboygan road, about halt mile east of
Litile's tavern, Mr.. Chapman's attention
was attracted by the hasty approach of a
woman, who informed him that man had
been suffocated by the 'damp' in the bot
tom of well close by. He approached the
place, and saw the man, a German. appar-
emily lileless at the depth of thirty-six
| feet in new well. In moment the owner
Of the well, Mr.. II. Pierce, came in from
the field and prepared TO descend and tie
rope around the body, TO haul it up. Be-
fore he could lie it, he too fell senseless.-
Here was atrying dilemma. No help near
and two men perishing, while he had the
greatest difficulty in keeping the distracted
wife and young lady from going down also.
Mr.. e. then started off for help, but on pass
/ ing into the road bethought himself of trying
the effect of throwing cold water into the
well, which being continued, soon had the
efiec Of revivlng the German, so as TO ena-
BILE him to put the rope around the body of
Mr.. Pierce, large feshy man. He was
drawn up, but exhibited no signs Of life,
being black in the face and about the limbs.
BY constant hard rubbing and drenching
with water, he was restored, slowly and
painfully. To the energy and presence of
mind of Mr.. Chapman, these men are in
debted for their lives. We have been thus
particular in detail, to impress upon the
memory of the reader the remedy in such
cases-water thrown into the well.