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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-20
OFFICE Va. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1853.

Richmond, Oct. lSth 1853. !
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board of
- Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad Conn
pany at meeting held at the Office of the company
on the i2th October 1858, declared dividend OF 10
per cent the stock held under the Acts of 1886 and
49, March 9Th, lS47, March 9th, 1913. and on the
stock subscribed by the commonwealth under the Act
of March I'D, 1851 payable in the bonds of the
pany, redeeulabe the 10Th October 1875. with in
terest payable annually from 18th OStober 1873
The bonds to be issued by the above authority will
be ready for delivery they be prepared,
Of which due notice viii be given.
BY order Of the Board.
-Our I freee
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M ANTED.-A gentleman of considera-
w BILE experience Salesman, and who has some
knowledge of bookkeeping, desires Situation in
some mercantile establishment in this city. He has
very extensive acquaintance in lower Virginia and
could influence portion of that trade. Apply TO
ALLEN & CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
oc % Corner of Broad aud 9th streets
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GOTOLEvY'S, No. 50 Main street. op
NJ poslre the CITY Hotel. and buy your CLOTH
mo He les aieo on hand Gentleinaa's fBFniAasnz
Goods OF every description. 81
NJ on hand a l.rre assortment Of Cfofha CAx6i<
neres aud yestinss which will Be made g ofd<F5 z
DC Is
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WANTED TO PURCHASE pair
HARNESS, at the Ship Lock, Rockets
II 7
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HAT STANDS.-Some very elegant
patterns; Fire Irons. richly polisasd Steel.
either IN sets or pars elegant Stands 70 correspond
Tenders all sizes and design9 at
BuLKLEY & CO.
oe 1S-N Isl Msip Street.
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STAR OF THE EAST, JR.-This we'll
~ known aud thorough bred horee sired bv Foun-
tain's celebrated STAR OF THE EAST, or Young
TELEMACHUS and out OF full-blooded Canadian
mare will be exhibited each day of the Virginia State
Fair and will be sold az public auction on the fourth
aud laet day ofthe Fair.
NATHANIEL WALTON.
Cumberland October 81 1855. oc c2ttGd4t*
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BY order OF the B0ard !.
oc l4-2w j, GARRETT, IRE esuTer.


NEVER AND AGUE CURED In SIX
n HOURS.-hEGATIVE ELECTRIC FEGiD---
DR.. SEAT-Dear Sr:--The results have constantly
cases The Fluid is exactly what you represent
be most wonderful and unparalleled remedy, n65
only for fever of every grade and type, but in any
kind of disease characterized by vsscular
excitement epilepsy tits, commissions, delirium tEe
mems sick headache. pneumonia, colds, &c. have
tried it in those various affections in connection WITH
the mos: eminent of the faculty of the city OF Parts.
and always with perfect success.
A. MAUssENET NJ. D.,
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WANTS.

WANTED-AG Gardener wants situation.
w He is steady, intelligent man, aud nnder-
stands gardening IN it's various departments. Ample
references to character and ability will be given
Any address left at this office for c. W. B., viii be
punctually attended to. &C 31--ltN
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PARIS, February 9Th, 1883
For particulars and proofs pamphlets, TO be hs5
gratis at the AGENTS.
Price BE and 81 per bottle. For sale by
&C I5-5t PURCELL. LADD co.
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WANTED TO HIRE good circular
w and upright SAVERS, to go into the coun-
try. Enquire at Ship Lock, Rockets, of
oc l8-lw* +. CHILDS,
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ROYS' BOOTS.--On hand the largest
Land best assortment of Boys, Yorths, and Chill
gems Boot. Light and Heavy--sone very heavy. A
&C 10 VIM. WALSH.
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WANTED - Six good stone-cutters.-
w Good wages and steady employment Enquire
at the office of the Supt. Of he r, i K. K.
Richmond. October 10. 1858 St.
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NAJ ANTED TO BENT Possession to
w be given during the month of Novemberl-A
comfortable Dwelling House, containing five six
rooms One on Shockoe Hill preferred. Apply to
E. ID. EACHO,
oeI9 General Agent aud Collector.
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TIL E AT r e.

SOMETHING GOOD FOR COLDS
~ AND COUGHS.-l0 boxes Gum Drops assorted
6 boxes Jujabe Paste.
10 do Lozenges
Just to hand and for sale by
s. BONAVITA L CO
N No 7c kfo;p Co..
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BLACK AND BROWN VELVET
IL COATS.-I have just received by the James
town, lot of Black aud Brown Velvet Business
Goats, to which would call the attention of those
in HENRY SHAFER
DC 20 Cor. Main and 18th Street
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NTM +. ADCoCk & co. have in store
w great variety Of La5h1s Extracts, Pop az es
Hair Oils and Toefh Pesfes with Phalon's Magic
4 air Dye and Invignrater. Those In want of genuine
arfielea very low prices invited 10 call The
GenLsner'a Furnishing AID Fancy Store. under the
Auerioan. &C -
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HUNTING COATS.-Those persons
n that have been waiting for Hunting Coats can
call and be supplied.
oc 20 HENRY SRAFER Ice Main Greet
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U to SttII
Il. Thursday the 24th instant, at 8 O'clock A Nj
The steamship Pennsylvania, Capt. Baymore il now
ready to receive freight and VIII sail az above For
freight or passage apply to
&C 10 ROBERT RANKIN
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MILLINERY.

Opening OF FALL AND WIN
" TER FASH NS.-On THURSDAY Oc-
tOber GOTH 1885, MRS. G.. PHILIP will have prepared
for exhibition and sale, at her Main Street
the Pattern Hats for the season. with great variety
OF Fashionable Millinery, to which she would call
the attention Of her customers aud the public
rally. 0c I9-dIw
\ RS. BARTON will open her FALL and
1Nk WINTER MILLINERY on Thursday the
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
District nt L.i,chfieId. ss.,
Probate C"u,i, February 18th IS:

Probate Cou,i, |, Febluary 18th 1853. )
 TT PON the application of HELEN M KIN 1 U NEY oi the Town and County at Lich | field. shnwing io th,s Court that 'h1 IS Guar
 dian 10 JO SEPEliNE LOUISA KINNEY. a
 ln,nor b;ohglns 10 sad District and that sa'd
 minol is the owner of the following hSal ES'
 tate, situated in said Town and County oi | Lllch6cld al Bantam Falls so called con l iaining about ten acres with d el.lng
 House Barn, SawmIl aud other buildings standing thereon, and IS Abniied aNd bounded as follows tviz ) North nn the land nf Leon ard Kenue,. East on Bantam liver, south "n the land of Putnam Kilbourn, West on High
 way. .... .. ... .,
 Also, one other piece of land situated a said Bantam Falls. cont aiming about Ten acres and is abuiied and bnundpd as iullG"s (viz Nolth on the land of William Coe. East on Highway, South and West on the land "f Putnam Kitbourn Tue interest ot said minor in sr i'd Real Estate being valued al about four hundred and fifty collars, ana showing ,st and reasonable cause for selling said Real E;!aih-pra,ing for an order. a"a that he or snDie olh r meet person be ena> powered. tnArii the came. as per application on file. dated the 18Th day of February 1858.
 Ordefcd. That the foregoing application be heard, at the Prabaie Office, in Li'chheld m the llih day of May 1853 a, 1 o'cl"ek after. noon aud mat notice therefore be published in some pnb!,c newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks sue cessiveiv, at least six we Hs h'f"r< sad tune assignei. A true Copy nf R,'r",d.
 5"a Atiest. OLIVER A G. TODD. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
THE WONDER OF THE AGE,

LNOR the cure ot Sahrheum, Erysipe, A las, Chilblnins. Chnpped or Crackrd Hands Burns and Scalbs. Cuts. Wounds of any kind; Old Sores. ail kilds oi Breaking out aud Sores on chil,ifen; Sore Lips. Pimples on the Face, and all disea- 1 ses of the Skin.
 pFor particulars see small bills &C., companying each Box.
 EP90.0OO boxes sold in this State the past year, and gave universal satisfaction
 The great secre, of the popuaritv oi | this Ointment hes in the fact that it ac. complishes all it is recommended to do: : and that do not recommend Il to cure any thing hut what from the nature of the in. gredien,s. 1t is absolutely specific for,while other preparations of the kind are recom- :nenied 10 euro every disease ihal humar flesh is heir 10, frem Consumption Iowu to the bite af flea, when, in fact. alD. rl,e medical properties they contain sa,s in the handhills, and the thousards of fictitious certificates published an lhe,f praise. UF. invite these troubled with the above cOmplainls. particularly Salt Rheam.) 10 take . box and try h-if yaa are no, fnlly satisfied. resorn 1t and take back your muney. s' aas aia ac He'
 N. B.-I have hundreds of Certificates ! can show any one who feels disposed tu call on mo and satisfy himself on the vii. tuesnf the ointment. Prppa.ed and old by MONROE VERREL, Naugatnck. e,
 uAll Ortiers directed to the above nd dress, will be thankrully received ard promptly attended to. Sold also by the priacIal Drnegists Rnd Country Msr. chants generally. Price 25c. ...
 WAoLI sALE DEPoTs. "A. B.6g D. Sands No lnO FuhOn A.. New York. Reading Co. Basl,tn, A. Mcclure e Co. Alhany.
 AeEN4s.- -Lacl,held A. Q. Sin.th, Win sted ], Q. AiIen, WUlcoltvllls Charles Nc Nell 0esheh Nles q Gray. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
Geese Feathers

=, HE subscribers have made arrange IA men,s to keep Il constant supply of a first rate article of GEESE FEATH> FRS--selected and packed with great care by ourselves. in packages of from 20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at tall times any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs. Of quail i,y they will warrant as good as the best at low prices as can be purchased ot eoualquality in the State.
 s. & L.. HURLBUT. WiocSester. 1853 sas S gsaF
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
LIrCHFILED COUNTY v

ITCt1tlLEDC COUNVI AGR13ULTURAL, ST DRE. NNhE subscriber has made .anf arrangement l with Win. Hovey for ne sale ofhis eel ebratod Straw and Curn>Stalk Cutter. shall sell alt slzess 0t his Cutters at the lowest cash prices. wholesale and retail, By purchasing these Cutters. Farmers and Meelatiics will be able to save ,he,r stock fsoln starvation. A grea, varietyant New York S Boston FLOWS. Sy,h+s, Pltchfo,k<, Manure Forks. Bog and Puialoe Houks, Shuvels.Snades, SLc HARD- WARE at all ki,,sis, Door IT. mmings. Hand and Circular saws, Flies. Nails and spikes oi all k,nCs B DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROuKhRY aud TIN Ware, Brass and Iron KETTLES a great variety. @ Rsa 5as
 Stoves and Pipe and Furniture. great va' rielv ot the moe, approved patterns Furnace Casting. of every descriptI"n- Mill Gearing af all kinds --Waies~Whreia. oye, sho, pitch back and pi piessure--eyerything l in tue Iron line can te had at the shortest notice at Baldwin'~ Furnace.
 Abrve all, l,a'tiwin's Improved Railroad l CHAIN. PUMPS are taking the lead ai, every
 thing in 'he pump line These pumEs are sure to give saiisiaction. eSlss
 | Rei,,p ora,ed on he line of he Providence
 Hartford aud Fishkill Railroad. pumps a'e
 sent io any part of the United S:ales al the 1 shortest noiire.
 Turning La,hes aud Turning Engines. Machinery of every description made and
 repaired Paaticula. attention paid to getting
 up new Patterns of ma~ ninery, water wheel governors. horse powers and ihiashers, wood !, saws. &c. Sc. sSD.4
 The subscriber flat,ers himself that h's long experience will enable him l." give sat istactiof
 in all the branches "i h,s,husia"ss fts-Call and see. Don, io.sst the p'ace. WANTED-l0O tons sc2sp iron. II. BALDWIN.
 Washington, Conn, Aug 1o5
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
SILVER WARE Fine Gold & Silver Watches. JeWelry Fancy Goods. &e.

AA@-ASB NNS~~~~" ~-~" At the Old Stand No. 2 Exchange place,
 BRIDGEPORT. CT. FENHE firm of Biackman (; Sani ,rd so long 1 kRuwn al the aboye place having dis solved, the business Is now conducted by the sui,sciIber who will be happy to see all who V.sii the cIGy either for business or pleasure. IL IS my inl eniiOn tO keep larger assortment than has ever been offered n this place, which will al alliImes befreey shown either To the nuIchaser Or the curious.
 My Stock of Jewelry is very largeand em bracing every style in iasbion.both fine Col, and plated.
 Ladies and Geni!emen's Gold Watches Q every dpsrripli"n, quality and price. from SoO tn a200, and Silver Lever. Lerine, and Verge Watches of every qGslily that can he wasTarted iokeepiimc. Silver Forks. Spoots Knives Ladies, Cups. Sugar Tongs, SSc., large assortment always on hand warranted as prre az coin, and ot the most fashionable style. silver work Ot all kinds madetO order, Jewelr! and Speciacles made and repaired.
 Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals, Plates. Spoons Sc. engraved in superior style. Ea&ss 8AE
 Fine Watches, repaired in the most perfect manner. and waeranied in all cases to perform well, Watcl es sent by Express or. otherwise or repaiTs will receive immediate attention.
 GEO. s SANFORD @ H34sSeE @ No Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
R. .Wes.rtal.all,
As Gke Old StuRd.

-z.vaM HAVING prOcared an assistanI
 <F>zk Matchmaker and JeweieT. wall .ontInue,O do any and all kiISis sI watch ,r,,airiag and watch jcwelInE thai may be inlI usIrd Irhis caIe in the best man ucI and on reasonable terms, no pains wall ns spared io give saiisiaci"m iocveEy customer Thankfulfor past tavoIs hewould solicit lm continuance ofihe public patronage. Ais",' choice ,surlment oi Watches. Jewesry slH silver Ware al low prices for Cash.
 Litchfield May 1851 a' ly3
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
Ne1U Rt11a.

E OSBORN & co. having pu,cha> ASe sed the stGre oi Goods of Samuel Bucl I. D.. will continue the sale Of Dry GcOds. Groceries, Paints and Oils. Particular atlen- ion will be paid to the sale OI DRUos and MEDICINES. all of which are warranted pure, M sales will be supsriniended by DT. E. )sborn. whose long experience shall give alisfaciioR.
 The subscriber would respectfully offer lis services to the inhabiiantS' of lischS field and it's vicinity as Physician and Surgeon. E OSBORN, M. ID.
 Lilchheld, Sept l5 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
ldooIa aHL 10 asv1sId GNv ao

1hefollowiug is .. list of our aulho rlzsd Agsnts--
 wF& c H Baldwin, Lltchhcld, , D Joice. SIishury BaPnum e RlchaTdson. Lime Rnek Bslden 6 Miner, Falls Vil' haze. Gardasr & HanE.rd. Wa0t Cornwall, Walssn e Smith, Sharon, AlvOrd and Brother, weieotviIle. J EA Treat, New
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
. F0R. lSALE.

Hue Subscriber nfI.rs for sale Msss hts sasidencs hranuiully silua,s,l &HA on @nwRscl slfeet half X n,lr anrih wast pf the Court Nnuse ennsl lIing nF ightean Acree of choice la.d yell waseFee awssh rWalling laanss and con l. vsnIenl onl Anildings
 - s,s RliiLAADER CULVER
 Elfh1sIa PBsFy 10 ie8s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

MilEord-Mr Tanie, Plymouth Hollow, Woodward & Crast, WoOdbury-H T Sanford, nrTAgewater, H KllhUuTn, MlAon, Conn-E romllnson, New prsslon--Wils
 lnm Hunt. Wondville-Willlam Fry, East Kout-E Hklf. Cornwall ldae-Jilollls. ter, SAllseurv-Jeyse & sFrST' South Cansan,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
NAUesATUC .. R A H. R O A ID. : @ e I s a
WiAter 4lrrange,ernt. comn,encing


 sf5' December Il 3fh,t 1852 ga @ TRAINS OUT OF BKl .--Firs, J Passenger rrain will leave Br.dgepor, tor W Ins.e |, at .tn 2S. A. M. or tnthe .,r,i- val of the A aM., Express Tran it"m New Yn~k. cannpcting a; the 1nW:tion wi,h the 10 10 X. M. yrain irom New Haven.
 Sccand Passenger r,ain will leave Bridge port for Wiasied at Oa P. M.,nran the arsi. val of the 3. 3o> P M, Express Train from New York, connecting At the junction with the s 45 P M., Train irom New Haven. ss First Freight Train will leave Bridgeport for {Winstsd at II 40 A M
 Second Freight Train will leave Bridge DOT, flr Waterbury at 4. OiI. P,
 TRAINS IN 10 BRl DGEPORT. Firsts Passenger Train wilfieave w inst ed al 2 A M., eannec'lsg al the Junctiah with a Traint' New Haven. and a, Rr,daepor, with the l0.l5 A. M Train to New York. SEARS sSsrnnd Passenger Tran wil! leave Wins,ed at 4i P. N. connecting at the Junci,on wiit Train io New Haven, ,and al Bridgeport with lihe q Al P. M. Trainio New Yn.k First rreish, Train wi lleave Yaie,bu,y fo, erideepcrt a, 6 30 A M connecting at th. Junct.on with Train to New Haven. t lisi | Second Freight Train will cave Wlns,eS a .. 10 A M. arriving al Istidgeppr, in time fa, | the noon Trains ,o New Haven and New Yu,k | was ,ys. GHA0H ETNY E a 4,I ,-a..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
STEAM ENGINES AND
 BOILERS. Qm9g

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to O order of n superior quality and e.suat to my for economy and DO ger at prices warranted. Many years experience has enabled me to improve my engines SO as to give entire satisfaction. Patronage is so. lici,ed and orders by mail or otherwise will be promptly attended to by r,
 AARON KILBOURN. No 4 4Howard .
 New Haven. October l9, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
DIR. M. INCORPORATES ., COMPOUND OF

This Medicine vegetable compound of of which all taken rum the earth the month of robbed them the least of their strength So admirably adapted diseases of the blood that that have been rendered their appearance the Scou health when physicians with failed the good and have popheed that nga Read the certificates below. which not from
 been but from the place Nkeve of wonders has written handb which
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

Bradley's Stage fron lV"ndha,s. sonihbnly Soulhiard. and 0xfatd .sHill e.Annnf,f aA S..u
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

mour. lHumph,eys iih,) with the Q A. M Train duwn Returning will leave 0n the ar. r,val of the 10 2s A. M. Train rum Bridge. port, 3 AicNeiia Stage from Ws,er,own will con. meet a, Waterbury with the e.30 A. N, Train dnwm, returning 1a the arrival of the 1928 A M. Train tram Bridgeport.
 Fenn's S,axe gr"m Lie h6eld. will connect at Litchheld Station with both Passengel Trains each way. Nta
 Oo-Faighi will be way billed as usual. from each Statinn to New Yofk New Haven ant Bridgeport.
 PHILo HURD, ,SureFiAlsnaent B'ldaspUVs, Dee, 10. 1889,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
FOR SALE.

,2s fs @&a FOR SALE. WIFE House and Lot, tho residence oi the late Rev Isaac Jones. Those snowing the place, will need no description others. will see i' before buying. It is pleasantly located 'n South Street, in the village of LitchGeld. and one of ,he musl desirable places in the village. For terms xc., apply to the subscriber, Possession eau be had immediately. s...-
 A. S. LEWIS, Guardian.
 T.iichfieli Nov. 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24
a @ New Goods! bar
 I. II. RICHARDS,
Merchant Tailor. H AS just received from New York A n large assortment of --.r f.-....


 for gentlemen wrsr. which N ere purchased by hIm expressly for this market. and VI mich he is confident will be found Upon exsuna, tion to be superior to any similar stock eveF brought int" Lilohfielc cGunIy. His siuk rf cloths cassimeres, velvet. vesiinRs. is C m. plcte, comprising an assortment of all culoT. and yles in whlck he defes any Cne tn ex. hibit a superioi lot. He also has an exten~ sive assoltmenl of shirts,8 bcsons, culiars. hiack and fancy cravats, tues, stocks. SuspeR- devs, gloves h, siery, lnefino shiris and draw. CTS. handkerchieis, umbfeilas,i and every thing necessary io complete genlleman's wardrobe in a superior man' CT. His sfuck oI clothing his fall mich has been got up with the greatest are, Is larger ihan eyer--whlch he-will sell cheaper than eyer--and whoever purchases of hum may be assured that the articles are jus, what they are represented tc be. Gentlemen you ale invited to call and examine, lhe largest stock of goods in the conIiy. and 20 per cent. cheaper than car be bought elsewhere. gentlemen iurrishs ing theii cloth, can have heir gBlmCnis made n style not tc be suFPassed in .ashion end work manship and warranted !s. fit. T. II Richards desires to return, hls most sincere thanks to hts friends and the public, for tha generous patronage heretofore extended {. hin. and respectfully soiiciis continuance "f the same, with pledge on his pail 10 do all in his peweriU merit he public patrons age in his business. s 441srr asa l }, A good supply oi Boys Clothing constantl! l nn hand. Remember the first store east ot l Wheeler's Hotel, West st. CUTTING done at short noi-ce.
 Fall and Winter Fashions, .ai.:d.
 T.B RICHARDS.
 Lltehfield, October. 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

NamYfaetGreS |. Birmingham 5y Dr. M WoodsorGk, seA asa s7# as Ordsrs mast be addressed. & I.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-24

Birm.ss hana. : siy at. 1881.
 I most cheerfally tsa testimn..ss sdas my little daughter. aged ! lears, was ss-.:' ss- rOusly affected with ts Scrofula, so that s,,s could scarcely breathe with no appetite. and general debiliiy--thS he tnnk Unly a part of q bottle of DP. w, ~ w0rths Sarsaparilla, and was immediately stored to health. consider the Doctors medicine a very valuable article. Mas. JOHN GRIFEIrn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-30
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
II. MACHEE &.CO, "a.

Wholesale Dealers and Jo6bers in Foreign end Do.
nestle Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, CaPs,Ss.,
FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, lsp.
Respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants ard
the trade generally to their unusually large and full
soitment Of Spring and Summer ry Goods, which the
have now in store, and to which they will be daily
ceiving additions through the coming season.
Is unnecessary for them 10 enumerate, pnrticu-
larize the different Styles qualities and varieties OF
their goods tits sufficient to say that their stock will
be found full and complete with every description OF
goods suitable for the Western Market all of which
have been selected with particular regard to quality,
style and price, and which, from their long experience
in the trade they can confidently nmend to their
friends and the trade in general.
Their stock of Boots aud ST. oes is also large and
plete consisting OF Mems Boys Boots and Shoes
Monroes, and Brogans of all kinds and varieties Wo
mems and Misses Caters, Bootees, Shoes, Slippers
and Buskins, with ChildreD's Shoes and Bootees, OF
every kind and price, all of which they offer
binary low prices being purchased in Boston for cash
exclusively.
They have also on hand fine assortment of Hats,
Caps and Bonnets Of all kinds for Spring and Summer
Wear.
They earnestly request of buyers an examination o
their stock before purchasing elsewhere they and
will sell at prices low, and on terms advantageous
be met with at St. Louis, Cincinnati any other
Western market.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-30
MEDICINAL
m GRAvHs FAI6fLY MtDICINEs.

on. 0RAVE'S FAMILY MEDICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pins that mover
n fail the Auge chills OF fnsermitant fsvers III
all their complicated forms. ->-
Also his popular Anti Bilious, Anti DyspePtic purify
ing and catharc Pills, that have been 90 musn ina
use of for the cure of Dyspepc Liver complaint and
Digestion and giving much relief without the use OF
Mercury. l.lf flr 81 ,un.6,
ate relief PAIN i'm the severest burns or r.
cures old Ulcers Scald and letter. and very vaiuso o
Also his Cholera Pills, for Diarrhea. pysen'0'' W
Flux, &c. - a..,rover and
Also his Worm Pills exec: ent worm % ,ensra
tions have been sold and extensively a STATE. and
eight years past throughout the ,., nave been
stands high in the estimation OF tnousa"oS '~' 49,
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