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7. CURRy, Sec'ry.
0BIT UARY.

DIED. on Sunday morning. l4th inst, Mrs. Ma
RIox A. PIcKENs, wife of Col. F. w. PicKENs, III
The 29h year Of her age.
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IT IS stated that some of the railroad COM
panies refuse to carry the United States mails
unless the Postmaster General will pay them,
IN some instances, hundr d per cent. more
than they have heretofore received. The Long
Island Railroad Company, it is said, is one OF
the strikers, and the Postmaster General has or
dered the mails to be sent by horse power
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MORE FGsHERY TRouBLEs.-Intelligence re-
ceived ut Washington from the fishing grounds
causes great uneasiness.-Fifteen vessels had
sailed from Eastern ports armed, resolved to
ight if interferred with.
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The ScoLDNe WIFE.-Our-pen trembles in
our hand as we write scolding wife," for, of
all curses and torments on the face of the earth,
this demon is surely the greatest. Her horrible
temper has driven her husband Tong since to the
tavern, where, notwithstanding the terrible pc
nalty he will have to pay for the association, he
meets, at least, with smiles and joyial compan-
ions.
A man could lie down in the swamps of Lou
isiana, with a musquto sucking at every pore of
his skin, and bear it, with more equaIinlity, than
the everlasting clack of a scolding woman's
tongue.
What should be her pleasure-the care of the
household-she makes misery to herself and
all around her, and particularly to her poor hus-
band, who has to lsten-ifhe expects peace and
quietness-when he comes home to meal, to
recital Of all the details of trouble she has with
she servants; how Billy dropt,a little oil on the
landing which she knows will never come out,
and how little Eliza, being left to take care of
herself, whilst she was looking after the SER
wants, threw her spools OF cotton into the fire,
and lost every needle she had in the world.
The husband anxious TO mollify the irritation,
says: Nerer mind, my dear, let US have dinner
viii bring you plenty of spools Of cotton and
needles wacn leone home this evening"
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FoDDER.-We learn that sixty-three bale, of
asanllnn. -c1A~--..--s -.--i-e+, - ~l..r-dey
last, at the Charlotte depot, from Mr.. j. Tol-
berrs plantation, in Chester District. 1t was
purchased by Mr.. Keen an, at Sl,o5 pr. 100 lbs
We would suggest to our country friends, that
good article of fodder put up in neat pack,-
ges, will always find ready market here, at
full Professionalism.
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COM n E r CIAL.
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG. Aug. 18th, 1858.
CorroN, During the week ending to-day, we
have had some little demand for this article, at inn
proved rates. The transactions however, hayebe
quite limited, the offering stocks being SO light
We quote 7 to l0s l03 cts.
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IoR THE ADVERTISER.

Mn. EDrToR,-I have l$ey attended two or
three meetings on the Saludt side of the District,
the sole purpose OF which asto facilitate and pro-
mote the education Cf the ytung.-Ihe first was a
"Shady Grove" in The neigh6urhood OF Col. DAVID
DtNNY's and Maj. GEO. Eqgr's, and the second
was at " Pine Grove' in thsaeighborhood of Col.
REunEs BouKslcpT'" a DAN MIsNIcK's and MAH-
of the places mentioned lfpnductcd by Alessrs.
BvscHELL & TAEREsr. coDhEted Of about ffty-fre
pupils, and its examination aadexhibition were at
tended by near a'housand Persons. And the School
at the latter place, conduc%&sby Mr.. WRrGllr, of
L@@Greug, consisted nf a-liiehumbr of pupils. and
1t. examination and cShiql'hHswere sifness':j b,
..',ar re. hpa I've, ne,g'e Aereh Of i.'se Sci.oa's
,hcse aas ,@...cI as suofs"o.,s '."mr-ns yer
graggrt a.. Il, VI .h"' %. iaG .nsea .caI;H
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The FISHERY NEGorATIovs.--lt is alleged
that Mr. Crampton, the British Minister, in his
negotiations with Secretary Marcy, on the ishe-
ry question, demands that the United States
Government shall repeal its bountics on Goldfish.
AS this cannot be done except by Congress, it
is doubtful if Mr.. Marcy undertakes to guaran-
bee it. Tie correspondent of the Republic,
from whose letter we learn the foregoing, says
Z" tle also demands the issuing Of American
registers to vessels built in the British provin-
ees, and asks that British vessels be admitted TO
free participation in the Atlantic and Pacific
coasting trade In return, he proposes to yield
us free fisheries close in the shore thus abro-
eating the three mile restriction to which we
submitted by the treaty Of 1918. AS we claim
as right, sustained BY indispuiabIe evidence,
all that Mr.. Crainpton proposes to yield us, ex-
cept the privilege Of fishing within distance
Of three miles from the British shore, it is not
probable the negoliators will agree on such
terms"
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The Wever Dinner.

Rev II. C. HEnLoNG, of the Methodist Dcnomi
nation, will preach Sunday next at Jc,er's Church
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Notice.

JOSEPH ABNEY, Esq, is my authorized gent
O and Attorney to collect and receive al monies
due me, in my absence from tho Village, and TO
make settlements. VIM. B. MAYS.
AugT 81
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New Mourning Goods /!

CNOWDEN Sc SHEAR, Augusta, Ga,
y have this day received. per steaIher rom New
~r'orr. rsup:n's super: uiG CffHtf.Y ana SUOSE-
LINE DELhINES,
Plain black ALPACAS and Canton CLoTHS.of
superior quality.
New patterns blk and white GINGHAMS,
do do do English PRlN TS,
Ladies' plain CTlEAIlZETTES aud, UNDER-
SLEEVES, with Linen COLLARS and CUFFS,
in sets for Mourning,
White and blk Grape COLLARS, of varied pat
terms and very desirable styles.
.Jaconet Muslin EDGlNGS and INSERTINGS
Of the latest designs and most beautiful work and
patterns to all Of which they most respectfully in
vito The attention Of the pubic.
August 10 If 81
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New YORK. AUG 10.

NEW lUKh, tAup IV'
THE passenger trains on the Amboy Rail-
road came in collision yesterday afternoon
Two cars in eaclrirain were smashed, killing
fve persons and injuring twenty others, seven
very severely. A child of the Rev. James Pur'
rian, of Mississippi, had its thigh broken This
accident is said to have resulted frem gross neg
liGence
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NPTHE Friends of Mr.. LEE HOLSON
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
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C o nj NJ U MIC AT 10 N S.
Fir THE ADVERTISER.
THE HAlIRuRG PLANK. ROAD.

Ms. EDITOR j is matter oil regret lhat this
Road has ceased p deserve the name of the I" Ham
burg and Edgste!d Plank Road" But SO it is
With an utter dfregard of theEmeaning and spirit OF
his charter, in 9ntsmpt of the certain expectations
Of andhoders, from the Old Nells up to our village,
(wlo gave thqrigh! of way though their premises
under the imt essicn that the toad to he carried
directly on 5 Edg c6eld CO,yt Houss), u the face
Of common tnsc ard commei.5nstie the President
of this Platk Company has Stopped short on his
proper rout, two miles out of our. town, and has
turned his operations quite of towards one of the
extreme wings Of orr corporate limits Heis thus
making himself AMI his roadodious to our whole
community4.hr is lscommoaing.a large portion of
his fcow-citsns, whose libeSal patronage has thus
far helped himNon - success land, in short, ilc Is
using the tle pity authorityiof his position for the
preparation of bat must bs permitted to consider
aa OUTRAGE unah caery prncite Of fairness and libe-
raliig ana pubic Il
@oud rrspccr%i igy. ;ntsoapaay ti''n.y have
any r,w"r u, r. rns"r} rcnaeyU'S icr TIN re-
s:ora'ion ~ gll;2zs y'.,t,ry pTOfcr @ouTSc Z;
81, = ,-ge la.y -;.:if't 81 '.'' 90,
f,t 81 ueI!iae2t corn'r 10 Churchman's inasI
per.o.ce bow .he knee N 81 g,'Ssiii 10 k,rs ks'-
nIcE," until the arm of the law stall ulesi2Se to
libclate them from their thialdon,. When look
upon the farsical fact, can but exclaim in the Ian
guage of Dumine Sampson ProdiSious."
| have heard a good deal; about the rapidly in
crcasing defects Of this fan'as Plank concern re-
Gently, which must reserve tSra future ari.le.
"PRo B9No PCBLlCo."
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Che aOuertiser,
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. c
RELIGIONS Intelligence.

WEDNESDAY AUGUST II, 1853.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-25
MEDICAL COLLEGE OFEVANsVILLE

EVANSV1LLEE, IND.
THE session of 1854, OF this institution. will
Il mence under more favorable auspices than that oil
any previous year.
The Faculty have the pleasure of announcing to the
Profession that new, commodious, and tasteful col
ege building Is now in process Of erection and will be
In readiness by the eIsuiDg collegiate course.
The apparatus for demonstrating the various branch
es OF the Proisson ample and of superior qsliy:
that students may rely upon full and complete
course OF instruction in this, as In any Medical School
East or West.
The followin gentlemen comprise the Faculty, viz:
Levi L. Laycock, M. ID. Emeritus Professor Of Phys
ology and Pathology.
Hugh Ronalds NJ. b. Professor of General Descriptive
and Surgical Anatomy.
John r. Wilcox. NJ. d. Professor Of Theraputcs and
Pharmacy.
Madison J. Bray NJ. D. Professor ofthe Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
William II. Byford NJ. D. Professor Of the Principles
and Practice OF Medicine.
George Walker, NJ. D. Professor Of Obstetrics, and
Diseases of Women and Children.
William A Mcdowell, VI. ID. Professor Of the Insti.
tutes of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.
Iohn T. Walker, NJ. d. Adjunct Professor Of Amt.
omy.
The session will the first Monday In No.
vember, and continue four months. The Anatomical
rooms will be open for the accommodation Of students
who desire to study practical anatomy from the first Of
October.
Expense of regular tickets. $40; Martrculation S..
Practical Anotomy, Sl0 Good Dor riding may be pro.
eIred al from 8 SO TO 9 so per week.
VI6.T GEORGE b. WALKER. Dean.
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TO. o. F.-rhe R. w. Grand Lodge I.
o. o. F., of Indiana, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
w. X. Edwards, of TeSe Haute, n. w.
Grand Master.
Luther Mann, ST., of Laporte, r. w. d.
Grand Master.
Marshall Sexton, of Rushville, r. w.
Grand Warden. -
Willis w. Wright, Of Indianapolis. r. w.
Grand Secretary.
Jacob R. McChasney, of Indiana polls, r.
w. Grand Treasurer.
p. A. Aackleman. of Nashville, Grand
Rep. to G. L. u. s for two years.
Daniel WooIsey, Of Evansville, Grand Rep.
TO G. L. u. s. for one year.
J. H. Stailey, OF Rochester, Grand Alt.
Rep. to G. L. o. S. for two years.
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DRUG NOTICE.

HAVING sold out my stock of Drugs and Medicines.
IL and all business connected with the same. to Ke
Ter. FarnsIey Co., the first day of June last.
take great pleasure in in reducing them to the public
and my old friends general y. Keller Farnsley have
been known and appreciated in this commnnit, as gen
tlemsn, and excellent Druggists for some years Isaac
T. White who the company il Is needless for
me to nything he is known 10 all who have trans
acted business with the last pine years. Any
commend alton from me would be superneus. May 7
ask for connsance to the finn, OF those favors
literally bestowed upon me.
jyl5u CRAWFORD BELL.
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81 q q q q q g q g E
McLEAN'S vOLCHNIC Oli


'AH 06EATEsT REMEDY EYER DfscoIEA
n .nm u.;SPARALELLED success Of his Lininsnsisr
ne LASG are made 70 walk. the WOUNDED BRUiS
q. are healed, and ali who use IL rejoice In
Volcanic o sftei sis,xKyr
Being 40 superior . all other remedies
ali Of it, :. e IN =: % %
aole 10 penetrate tho miputest The hod Al.
~ mi I'M !s healing influence removing The Cats
vtyacity to the whole system. N
We see and hear daily of persons who were confirmed
drown crooked. their muscles being shrivsed and con-
sracted, who rejoice the restor.tion
Sraisd Vo.nie Oil SsD 1 s:s
with local pain or external when safe and SURE
remedy isso easily obtainedI
Are you aicted with Cancers, Piles Tumors Swelling,
Bronchsle, Gotre Paralysis, Chronic or lnnammatory
eies Neuralgia weakness: Of your Joints. Muscles q,
Ligamens. Ear Ache or Tooth Ache. Bruises Sprain,
Sore s' Nipples sssn se.s
Pains no how long the di.ease b.
e1'sd sSsF No longer MsLANss
tested in all Of the above diseases and We have
e a Y fEs1s spssSy and
Disease the Piles which has been considered
ineuraoe. can be permanently cured By this wonderful
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Nh. J. n. McLEAx. St. Louis, NO.:
DEAR SIR: have been afflicted for twenty three year
with RleedinR Piles for the last fifteen years havebeei
one hundred dollars with DOCTORS but they failed 70
ncve me- used great many remedies among them
sne mexican Mustang Linimept, but none Of them did
me any good. Fortunately was induced BY others
VOLCANIC OIL LINIMEST, to give Il : thai, and il
relieved me the nrs application and continued 10 help
me, nowi am permanently cured. was also troubled
with pain In my back across my kidney: applied the
Lnment, and cured me. have used II on Burns and
oner and has never failed In giving spec
dy and permanent relief.
Xena, Nov. 9, 1859. WIN. LISTEN:
live two miles and half west Of xenia Clay co. Ills
N. B-Should any doubt the above statement, let
wsse or call ON me. and will give them further In
certify that the above statements are strictly
true. Locls BRoksoH, Agent.
We have In our possession hundreds Of such csrtid
Gates, which We could publish, but deem IL unnsces
sary, 40 the use Of one twenty i've cent bottle viii BE-
sucisn to convince even the most incrsduous Of
Fox HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLeani Celebrated Eminent IL the only safe and
Calls Splins, Unnatural Lumps. Nodes or Swellings
will fail TO cure Big Head, Poev Fstula Old
sPrain, Bruises seratches Heels. chafes Sad
liable remedy Apply a. directed and carsi certain
in every instance.
Ths.s are plain directions in Engiish and German
PRICE OF THE LIN1MENT.-In Consequence 1.-THE
increasing demand for this vauxbe IMMINENT 10 now
putting In addn to the IS ceot bottles 50 cent, and
dollar bottles. The ay cent bottles contain three
tines the quantity ofthe twenty i've cont sze and
In proportion TO their cost that purchasers will
money by getting the larger sizes.
and BY KELLER Il FARNSLEY,
misc Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOP

EYlNSVTLLE, INDIANA.
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that
L We havo with great care and expense fitted up %
complete Shops any In the West. and hope liberal
patronage will signify disposition to encourage Home
Manufacturen. We are prepared with everv facility
ior manufacturing steam Engines with wood oriron bed
Irames and machinery OF all kinds with the latest In
provements Gearing and shafing lifted up. PulIeys.
iron Fronts for houses, Plow Mould Boards, Veg
On Boxes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
iron iorgns work Of all kinda, asd Of nrst qualify
Sna. 70 order Steamboat work, and repairs Of all
n ues OIL machinery promptly and carefully executed.
vsn,.s. !. complies, possessing all The sd
sSo. oi Inc latest Improvements, and our workmen
are OF the most skilfal and experiesced eiass Our
has for msay been foreman
70 any Machinest In theWest " --' ~s--
Persons desiring Engines. other machinery built or
repaired, are requested to eaf for We feel cop6dept
tnst We can give a. full sasfaction In quality Of work
ano pnces any competent and respectable esablish
Car wheels Of various patterns manufactured with
urphey's Patent Solid Hub.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention n the
same price 40 when given In person.
SCRIP Iron, Bfass and Copper wanted.
teH @. d. EGGLESToN 4 co.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
CINCINNATI. Iulv Of

A FIRE broke out in the edgc-tool factory
on the corner Of Broadway and Eighth, a,
noon TO- day. Most Of the houses in the block
on the east aide of Broadway, between Sew
enth and Eighth, were burnt. The wind
blew strong and with dffcu lty the flames
were prevented from spreading. The Cath.
Ole church, on Sycamore, four squares distant
was on FIRE. The buildings burned were
mostly frame. The loss about $4,000.
Richard Henry Lee, late confidential sec.
Rotary OF the Government under Mr. Corwin.
but more recently associate publisher Of the
Cincinnati Commercial, died in this city to-
day ats o'clock of bilious fever.
SBosrox, July 20.
The schooner L. Mckenzie, from the Bay
OF st. Lawrence, the first OF the mackereI
feet arrived at Gloucester.
She reports the fish are not plentiful.
She saw a number of armed vessels be.
longing to the British fleet.
The Captain reports that an fficer from
one Of the Colonial vessels boarded him, and
was very gentlemaaly in his behavior, and
or muskets were likely to be seized.
1t is understood that American fishing ves-
sells are not allowed in the Bay.
1t is stated that when vessel is siezed for
fishing within the limits. if the crew dispute
the distance, it is to be measured.
The captain states that most OF the people
at 8. Johns Island and Cape Breton, who
formally petitioned for on official vessel to
drive of the Americans, are now signing Pc
titions to have restrictions removed, as the
American 6shing vessels formerly afforded
considerable business; now they will soon be
in starving conditions, and be obliged to
call upon the Government for pecuniary aid.
Later from Santa Fc.
INDEPENDENCE, July 20.-The Santa Fe
mail arrived to-day. M,jor Gordon, of the
army, and James ]. Webb, of Santa Fee, came
in as passengers.
Every thing remains quiet in New Mexico.
The party passed Col. Sumner at Cotton
Wood on his way to st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS. July 22.-The Santa Fe mail
brings no further news Of interest. Gen.
Garland, commanding the U. s. troops, and
Gov. David Merriwether, were met at the Ar !
kansas. Numerous parties of traders and
others were met. They were all getting |
along finely.
PITTSBURGH, July %, p. M.-The river is
falling. The weather is warm.
CINCINNATI, July %, M.-The Licking riv-
er il running out. and has caused the Ohio to
rise Is inches. The weather is clear and
warm.
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SHERlFF,S Sale.

NY virtue of decree Of foreclosure rendered by the
% vanderburgh Circuit Court AT its April Term, 1855
IN a sait wherein Martin Schmoll. was plaintiff and
Thomas Hall & Malinda Hall, defendants. certified
copy of which decree has been issued and delivered
ne nv the Clerk Of said Court will on Thursday, the
- dzy of August A. ID. 1885, between the hours Of ~
,i5.is:k kS. and o'clock p NJ, Of said day at the
door or rlx sourt House in tho city OF Evansville,
seven years Of the following described real Estate
20 Wit: The East half Of the North East quarter OF
No ten West; situated tho vincennes land district
and In default OF the rents and pron selling LOT SUI
suecient to satisfy said Execution. VIII ~ me ssme
sms and place sale the Toe simple OF said real
syo'sv pfsa. JOHN s. TERRY, S.y.C.
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FLOATING BATH HOUSE.

WI q. ADLERSHuRG will have his Floating Bath
w House completed by the 5,h day Of June. a,
which time he i'll be ready to receive company. The
house Is constructed that the gentlemen enter
side and the ladies the Other II very neatly cot
and he hopes the public will appreciate his efforts to
tribute 10 their health Single bath Is cents Persons
wishing To subscribe do by calling his Paper
Store on First street, between Main and s.
The house Is just below lower Evansville Wharf.
Price Of Tickets l5c; Subscription Tickets for 81.
= ie2d3m
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINImHNr.

1
WYE onsr this Lniment A. remedy In the variou.
msnded with full confidence Of it, success In curing
he following IL list OF the numerous and extraordi
nary II has cured daring the last few months:
$3.50 cases Of rheumatism 10 all Its forms;
1900 do strains and bruises;
$500 do burns and scalds;
$3.50 do fresh cuts anc wounds;
20 do cancers:
7,740 do scrofulous- and ulcers that had re-
sisted all other treatmei {;
4.2{0 do infamed and swsllsd Joints:
$500 do piles;
400 do fumbago, suicss, govt. and hard bony
Tumor.;
$3.50 dc Chapped hands:
1000 co caked breasts:
4,U00 do tooth ache and ear ache;
10000 do various chronic diseases.
The Mustang Linrnent will cure the following dis
eases Of X rses.
SPAWN, Ring Bone Bruises aud cuts. Strains Saddle
Calls Wind Calls, Fi,ula, SweeDy Big Head. Cracked
Heels.
THREAD AND REMEMBER.eU
BEWARE of "A green mixture of"Tar and Turpentine
put up in square bottles. and called VOLCANIC OIL
ell. relax and weaken the muscles, and paralize the
nerves. The Mustang LinInenti Is sold In every town
and at al the Drug Stores in Evansville. Price 25cfs.
50 cts, and one dollar bottle The so cent bottle holds
three times much the IS cent botp. The one dol
lar bottle holds much eight times OF the 25 cents
bottles. The large bot les G re much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Observation-Disclosures bottles sold
A. G. BRAGG e. Co. sole Proprietors.
PRiSrrPAL Orricrs-Correr of Sd and Market SITS. St.
Louis, Mo- and 30i Broadway Y. tyl6-lyd&w
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wi store and for sale
dog violins Italian German FRENCH from to so 90
GO Accordeons. French. German II 30 10
20 /" Flutes. plain or silver. mounted, ssto2s 90
10 FlageoIcts, plain or Ivory tipped, J to IL 90
~ " Fifss 50cto so
Bridges Pegs and Tail Pieces Piano Tuning Hammers.
Tuning Forks, vioiiu Guitar and Violnceo Strings,
Instruction Books every lnstrument aud large as
soriment Of and popular Music for Piano Guitar. or
voice. 81 WM. n. CURRIE,
i've Second floor Fosters corner.
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KELLER. FARNsLEY & CO.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
WE have this day associated with US In the Drug
wv business. Mr.. lsazcT. White. The business will
be carried the old stand formerly
pied by Crawford Bell Main street betweenls nd
under the 6rm and style Of
iyE1 kELLEk, fAhNoLsf q W.
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NOTICE,

IL account, against or in favor Of me. wish pre-
II sented possible for adjustment, at th'
old stand MAR Street. now Keller, Farnsiey q Co.
where they will be attended too In person. or b, ths
said nrm. tyi5n e BELL.