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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

FROM MoNTREAL.-Tho telegraph brings
news Of exciting and bloody times at Mont
real There seems 10 be disposition TO
consure the military for firing en- The mob.
A full knowledge Of the affair may show
this censure TO be correct. But to our
mind, where there has been one indisrre
lion on that side in this country, there
has been dozen OH the other, where de-
porabe results have followed from the
want Of prompt, efficient action on the part
Of the authorities. Mobs are easily queled,
if proper steps are taken TO crush them in
the bud. If the mobocrats know they will
be shot down if they persist in their acls
OF violence, they will exercise The part of
valor known BY the name Of discretion,
Ond keep out Of all such places, We in.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

A BLOW UP.-A store house was
blown up, with gun powder few days
since, at the place called the Hole-in-
the-G Ground, in Belmont county, and
entirely, consumed, with all the goods,
books, &c. The proprietors were a.
+ wakened by the noise occasionsd by
the explosion of two kegs of gun pow
der, which were in the room When
they reached the ruins it was too late
to save any thing, the heat was so in
tense as to prevent them from working.
A rather singular circumstance was
mentioned in connection with the ex-
plosion. A small clock was sitting in
the window ftUiug the street. When
surrounding the ruins the clock was
heard to strike, and upon looking a.
round, was found in the street, some
considerable distance from the build
ing and keeping time as though moth
ing had happened. Query-Could
the clock have been thrown into the
street by the explosion, without being
injured, or was it carried there by some
scoundrels who had robbed the store
and then set fire to it to escape detec-
tion?-Cadis Republican.
The Prince of Syracuse is carrying
out extensive excavations at Gums,
among the ancient tombs. These
tombs extend back to a period of near
| ly 5000 years, and indicate the art
religion and civilization of former CEN
turies. The resting places of the dead
are built Of a kind of stone called tufo,
a volcanic material. Near the surface
of the earth are found Roman tombs,
below these are found the Greek lower
still, the tombs of the earliest Greek
emigrants. A fine temple of the Ro-
man period has also been discovered.
The fragments of the bachelor who
"burst into tears" on reading Fanny
Ferns description of the happiness of
married life, have been found.
BUsHING ToMAToEs.-Those who love
good tomatoes will take pains to cult
vate them so as to insure them perfec-
ton. There is no other fruit that de-
lights more in air and sunshine than
the tomato. They should have there
fore abundance Of room, aud the vines
be sustained from falling to the earth.
l have found stout brush firmly set
around the plants to answer the pnr-
pose better than any other method.
The branches have room to extend
themselves as they like, while the
limbs of the brush keep them in their
positions. By this method the fruit is
more exposed to the genial influences
of the air and sunshine, whereby it at.
tains a more delicious flavor, larger
size and comes quicker to maturity
RyaI Mew Yorker ae
The land Granted by the general
government to the illinois Central rail
road will, it is said, build the road en-
tire, without it costing the stock-hold-
ers one cent. The same of the Mi
souri, and Pacific railorad. taD
Moses Sheperd a rich bachelor ofBaI.
timore, and a member Of the Society
Of friends, has given three hundred
thousand dollars for the purpose of
an insane Asylum in that
city . Ht11 t
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21

Sis, that lawlcss. bloody.mtnded, and in
(uria,ed mob is a most terrible evil in u
city, and should be dealt with in very
summary way. No good cizen vii lend
it counenunce, and all such will unite 10
sustain the law, and the officers Of The
law, in the proper discharge Of their du'y.
o. S, Jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-06-21
MeIgs Go. GeIesrupb.
"PERsETERE."

MORNING, JUNE 81. 1853.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

In First District-
GCrrr Siartaf }a.s 1907 bbi -four srfrs, A1a7. 5a prs
DihSA-Ps5 flss boat: CO., by pork ~ rs' Iafl So f-
10 NeG-egor AGO ,
ISDIhSA-Psr rstseis 500 bbs p1fa.9-' 10 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

3 ID
tgaof e two dsys limited 10 300 Ial-, ys,,ary t,uessr
dy uaa on,lrraty better mi tly $500 bales wore tasan
ua to .a,f ID M. AZ Of g week ~ 500 bales pres remain vid
Vi. flr,fsr change
M ps # he week are 80 ss ha.a against 49sll bales for
m gsparg nod last s., A. and the total pesip,s nj ts roft since
o. D. ~epa ba' ieu @ 77e lales, against ei' as 10 Tie uno
daa gear increase o. $40 bales. We still quote
o.avs
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
', o. Maa''s ss,E
......sllG ~ iosIFs,r. ...,...,, d
o sl A4i.1r4 .s4Glo Goci and Fne........ q
,,rroS .~n rGF.Cr, CT lrr,trsr
GG.ToSIiai'1 Tap,c.,-hbds
5, - On h7ad sIii l. ls52 lsJ4
~ ~ 5if5 s.i7t7 ''s94llsa |
-
- lto77e - S'9i3
MOI
E..t a- hs94-.t .i.. I.5 gja /
1890 a.
''1'e ''' it ''h s'I7 ''hHA''7 ' 90 ny 10 hT lohH
Nart duHs r- week bible reported
l n, V.sI, Az t, H. ,o-tti, n ~ .,t. ,7., ,,,
~ ''' " 'o, s f''.Il, q ,1y '' "yfy
AI.r,a ). 5. % au4 b a i, 5sts =, ay LEV erar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

- The fast running and light lraught pas
ff "' 's.n. NO. 4N.s Wuu,nbf, will laa,v iof RID
H'tI- ti''~ kNENlNG, oil s.aaft
LAS. sAilIIa FlsilsIER la fsylras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

a s1- Hqrstl. G-gls Gs9aTwi.iy A nth -
Dasa . so-J Isle am or3ert
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

EsT~ The new, light dgaueht swift running
pasenser packet snnr SUUTUEUs lEtLE Capt. j. NJ While
" % l-afr ESgl RS taduss THIS EVEN
Inrht 'ag 70 sMiiU FNbsIEF ~ tovlms Neet. lels2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

M, The new, elegant and swift running
ftEstuA Nat+ r.a.s. ,l u4.- MOO
FLit lnf astu-a ~ larai1.t TttIs EVENING sorE
au-- SMITH = MISTER, ~ Foy#r.s stSaa..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

- The new, light draught, swift running
IataGu.sr Islst Hsaa..r IDfAR STAR iHtar leave
for l,iuIls tHt A ltYlaa TINS EVEN 1ek
hIiFI" d BUCHANAN. - Iuil.. street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

~ The new and splendid steamer kEY.
STONE Captain Cos. v PITTSBURGH
landings THIS EVENING u'rIttt.
is22 MeUOWEILJR. d BELL, u Poylras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

rss- The regular weekly packet steamer
NhitlX 30 "a, ~ faiiara. u Lave rs HARD TINES
Ard OF. lHi.rmii t -a,g : This EVENING st o'elok
jade y r. tAEi,1LL. tIIon Row, % ca oude t'rset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

Tar Il LING PtsSIoS-Fhe Cairo correspondent Of the
Evansville tui journal furnishes thgt journal with the
following characteristic anucdote;
Amos Warrington of Cairo, Is dead lie I'M
pretending man lived nostentstiousy. and supplied the
people with Gsh His last words were char4ateri tic
say, Pritchard m gong 70 peg right OF We iirted
my inst fist; but bury my tachc With me-~8ho knows
but they n bite in Jordan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

E'T- The steamer II d Bacon, Ealer, mas
te aF 'or- Louls lad a Intermediate lalAng, TINS DAY,
ia.a deLtsgY * NAcAulAY Is reaarritpulo, street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

azr The steamer r. II WNSLuw, Capt g.
W N0-ioo y 4 leave ior CtyClNNAG a un inform da lrnlng,
lan.4 N-U1wlll Ja q BEL, ia roydr,. street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

/ .
LADIES' NJ CH lpKEA'> pKhs~As . = -lFtH H- =
corner llll street Mn N4HhSS IHe 81 "a
LENS IMPROVED MODEL awarded = q rosz Dc
iz IS tho Anr ms llute. ia tHv ttalt tt. " % ''
ralhy fashionable Es All Nto ss AtN-
edge TO be The nost simpe Agsout' plan Sf 'nNfd A
ht
AIrs. MI louR rtuf' m eating
thu others tvmt LADIES' Va
rogs .rur forms wholesale sHi Tsia Irs low
Sas'lctou, ~ WAIST PAl AS, MANI LLAs
APES, LIica deruo5 tF3tlaute
heated e. travel become ta7ehyrs, fanH t'u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22
.AMUSEM EN'Is.


at. CHARLES THEATRE.-Managers
IUDLDW sdltH pr,s Circle - fa,ges ems =
N srts. jasy ~ ARKF Eli HESEPlr q NJ AZ M's
BkExE TIIIASfs M sppsar m FiF kFN cttAbAcI RS,
sf.G sSD nANCEs SATURDAY, isagEL a. oalllsnes o
fpI.f HON .a-r vl-a I%AND o. or PLACE 70 b
BgfgM MAKER. I1esG" rh re SWEDISH
NIGHTINGALE AID IRISH THRUSH .,.
~ saaiay- sht o. Sr 4ni Ait' Ba-ue7 |" an-.
ORLEANS THEATRE-Saturday Evening,
y Fsar ~ ts e.sa' I'D TrAhl "a Y lhTsf
40 t EauI al gfHELTs Mat ssriaa alf Nine" de-
pr 81 as'r'iH--s
3 Ils II..-tt9of Dsa.s E-e % a9- stf r ~ 7 ote.
~ Performance % clnHtsaas ~ qlaFtsr o. I 9s1ek ~
r NrduyTh- srn4I pl-ta y Ne. r3eT' th.47- ''''i
fii. D&Fla
gALACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street
BENEFIT MI lola MpSTEZ. Co at-.s 3 Als, -
r a. fl4ws First ani aE.eh tr.s sl n.
rps5r }srs '1 sir 4 }so1si en- cents o., -ft - %
tATs DAY. Jssf!ry a fcnHssuc ph saer LAB HlTiy -
SCHOOL, ron sCANrA Tsax- Sir BsF Sir a5snafns
sir Via Don Crs5irss, D1nsGa9a 5r -F, Ng Hii J9-ph
SRI Air o-14r Carss s8rre Mr. YeaFd; h01s' Mr to-
Lola Monte afr ua- ss SPIDER
D. ConslrIs vim IRE fasat Of ths TDtblhs
1F3- W \ n T Z D e.
ONE THOUSAND ToUNG NILLISERs
atg., St. Cls.,e. T4sars. .'.
BE.N DeBaRS BE y f RI r,
t4l "a afoNoAT, Ja..-A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

81 AFFLE-That splendid CANTON GRAPE
q SHAWL Nhiel RAftl ~, short
: II os .t,r- u 3AJAC y MILLER 6or,-r ro,trss
apla arr 4. 40 - eAlh. Eal2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

Domestic GlarRsts.
CARLFSTb. Tsrrrr. De-. TON-Y-aariay
very exciting character and faer poes thnl
4O bales OF Nbi
bales the weeks sales 1896
We The Ito quotations with he rrmark that buyer
rather The mark
perhaps n particularly Mddng Mdihug Fair Wa quote
follows
lrierior &c Coed crJ...s &sz AIddng Far SIG e,
Mldiug. ass Fair to Fay fair 10 @l0t
sod NddlnF. .9GI9i
sA"ANNAl January y COTTON SATURDAY he mar1 ct
usually sui the 1us footed 3o
bales The slight depression VII ch the Asas caused Of
been saleE made improvement
Fer NrtliRB At az
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

G- NOTICE All parties having demands
sEltf. rh NATHANIEL s'NBNLL present 'Ae %
lss3i GEORGE w HYSsIN Fl camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

Ac NOTDE Neither Captain nor C0nsig-
DE Of H-taH s- alHN'i. ,a.t .-ae. a. pow
per-. NIl teN. aInEatgf Ire-i | tat
HH.is IDN.3. 50 N4aH i4Es.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22
RRIyAL OF MADAME ADoLpHE--Ths

agrl aasa nsasl and usy AisiaHa ApulPHE,
s1ujtray lngsI-i- res'.st SYlPAThist IN the Wetdi
lazy who Created through bar lrFroas
The pass ul tile lres1u el as orreet professions
fafu-e, ElaF Frame Ht Obs Pm
PA ttest - United that Queen tara lrestut1 Os
In osty Diamsni Broncl Daniel N.6sier with jew ed
receive visilprIa thu Western
H5ls upi7s aud Jah streets, private en-
Ishelp sir
ul ATOM atsat PAST PRESENT and FUGURE il they are
what LADY husband they viii Reli OF
q description.
bic profess g
respectable aid with ia5le
rtfc Of tra1rinary power tk pt
us IN suppesitu probability Of deception
thUts practice
IL TO ~ tEfA
-, Ia lime tbry o,sapg ruVg1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

MADAME LEW lS.-This celebrated PhiOso-
va PFEIt AsrKuLOlSr sGd log NoMlST,
-eYPTlAs OEAcLEs or FATE sIetfass ri3rns Che Hd
nd removed from her
,tsglzHe 10. AMP STREET D., tween F aI ti1agd
b.
5AST PRESENT aua FUrlRE Ce1sIl'uiou a. ortll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

4 sEeoSp CRor or PnrrERs.-As an evidence of the
extraordinary mducs- Of the have in our office
several bunche Of tul grown peppers-the second crop
the seasuu-raisod in garden Legare st., there
being at tic time upon the plants blossoms for
thrd crop The extreme decacy OF the pepper plant Is
well known It being generally tho FIRST to suffer from a
frost From the same garden have been presented
with plate OF we'll grown Irish potatoes the second crop
q the season. Charleston Courier, Jan. Is.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

E-STORAG E-The subscr her i,
- prepared s9ye StoEAGs q tb- 20 tn ts hs mt
X aud GoufiPte Grange
t btwpv lsye kBds PR pl q
ma NERCH ANDiSH yA ialsptri SAlT, SAY Al
| sroKEs eis. j. JAMES JOANsrDS, i.t- j. 8 I ~
sSACTORS' AND PLANTERS ORDERS Tor
II FORK BEEF BACON HANS, LARD, flour, vii SKY
e fiot BY BRESAN BAkEH ELts
IanI9 la 81 3. yir.s
| Otis &SFREETER 5 PATEAT INSuLA4ED
" LIGHTNING LDNUG1 EJB Fes str4 AstnS gaFt', q
'slo great iadur us,s 7r - ~ ~ sr N sgfe ID
! Cef =, Eps EE n" Co. ~ ssl-st,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

70 TAKE NoTIcE The public are cautioned
t-aH -.nt n aaN rHaa ~ a.r. " .te s.aa.r AtiFic
l.- 'elsf. Ha-s.3 l HIrI1 S lzgaaIz Pa-it-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22
Caution.

PRISONS RuPTukEp b lhsi tsI nsvs ae @
ED HERNIA, with all s neIIyrs aa''n ffoR
- rrtAl AaaLL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

ESLOUR-5O0 hh)s supar6ne st. Louis, Ter
ss.s by KENNEDY fQSfER u Taaoag t'ea ''rss a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

CONDUIT aux epaves du Premier Tn
Ward Premier pastie, saeoiyaurs AnnoaeAd5n et6A
ROBIN
CFlY Al voP oY d'savon II De hssgr, srs,
nA To- gl, e-aHE@ s. r. ur 10 haneke gnuche
n. utlr4-e Al snal@ vsisl.
Janrsr II era Vsnan
Sl'ancan ar r. spear ai'sndrogt inaies-
W. J. AHERS, PrnleT L5sut- Police Ter Dssvsf-
r-4s.,s - fa Iarvi-r iant7 3uied
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.

BAYOU sARA.,.-., .,.HEiLh B1SSA, G.r........s ~
yal5"i,1y ~ b 6ASoS, IN IN
PiiIsatRGfi Iii:YYsi0NE @ M
81 L6lgs iuIy $nIQSl nq1ss..... N
nA{ou 9fs GLASSES. TitENIoN, elairsl .....ll y
WABASH RIVER. bGGspiS soyar m
o.1vrsroy s"". ,,s ,i i2a1 " =
n6SaLp oSyiiLE '... Muse st.eE ~ hllli
lza- The steamer HIRAM PowEGs, Captain
i y 1s % CLNciSNATI aad al intefmed " landings 1s
i".l deDowEILIa. . EELi, u royasa' street.
aF'-- The steamer r. II WNsLaw, Capt g.
VA o-o9 Y aae or ciycNNAriatd 40 'ofp.da' bindings
l.o.a AtoJ@LLL. ". unll, IL roydr,. street.
The new and splendid steamer KEY
STOVE Captain cqs Ml ltae 90 PITTSBURGH rad nerrl ate
"a4 Ms0owELLIR . BELL, IA Poylra' street.
lss- The splendid swift running passenger
as tAs EoFF , la ne or LOUISVILLE
oGlsSn9 llsG " =, f.t@uri,oul. s..es,
ZS~ The steamer II. D. BAcox, Ealer, mas
~ layt r-F LOUIS and ai Intermediate AIang Ttiis DAY
ia.a dsltFuY NhoAulAY. Is rsharoun, street,
5z-- The new aud elegant swift running pas
@ftreys aai aiS2ned, iaoss THIS nsY q, 5oS Eek
}5 walsh "' i5iS y ia5 A., 9 g,l1, .a. s.
Ah| A'EuIlt Nt'hlN IHthti SNthllfI
M S3 4 .' r N. .s a n tAND TIMES
!ans. v r. tAHi,1LL LEon Row, q casoadel. srsst
1s5~ The splendid passenger packet steamer
'a,,agitae ia74iq4 lA,s i Gyf>iE ~, y 5o'scek
Es7~ The new, light draueht swift running
.,'for l1' @ 81 SOY lFtLf sg, + n T WIS
iAe."'e'asA sNrH & Fn-.LEe 3. r'yin' ,''sst laasa
aar' The new, elegant and swift running
lo- SWIM ) lNI-fER, y raysr.s s.,ssi.
.2a- Tha superior and sgift RAINING packet
al tt-l. ~, a,' a. ''DA ard
l.a 5Vl'l. : tllilsTf,., u Fl, i...,ry,..
fhg fast running and hight lrauglt pas
btS. las EyElisG. y. ss &..''''. VIII '.''e Tor EhD
A~ s,H1L. rlsas1fs, e f.ylrn' street,
r9- The new, superior and swift running
}rtors,nfgapi @ ls,e liatass nus & tNiSG,a o',k
saTd Ba5 4sES !. roy5 t..I i; '''''
t The new light draugbt, swift running
s Tiols 3 Nh VA Hts fi. h Z. ai.
}'a Wiz !. BUCHANAN 2 ia'o street
The new magnificent and swift running
FDafStr ssi 'a7s' t' III a nj, ' 'if K
@- The packer bark GaoRet HENRY Capt
l-- Ne. send p.. .i- 'sa -a., ~ r.s' lana +,
'F,q-as. ae wv. c9 5o c4s 1P' l ~, !,
r cun..-nees ot Tie following goods, Per
n-fA a.e.U '. 't N.rin,r ur s, rem Ihlt gU.g ",,
j@i Ht-l- 100 oo,. cAaas'.,r7s'.
a- The bark N,-nrA, Capt John II. MORT
teT ..H to.sl ',, t,.yy.l 'sFA''. n 20. y,
y ~. '''y. 2. -.'. g. i+'''' v y WA 0' ',f-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-22

bRERGAMOT-A few stagnons very superior,
d er .sleby BARELL < co, 81 Common street. isn5
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-12

A STORE 60 he taken down and all the goods ~
contains 20 be sold for csshThe of the
we now having Kindly consented TO build for Tin It's
place. large modern with all The latest
provemen's shall be compelled out few weeks and
unable while being
have determined to sell of entire stock at cost for cash only
rather thsn pack them until
Our stock consists Of all kinds Of the
choice and select and domestic dry goods all depart
mens all Of which . nsw
We commence day and offer every article at cost no more
VIII be asked and less viii be Its obvious hst
charge goods goods sold permitted TO
leave the store without viii be charged for
Wedsem merely requisite to those indebted 70 US
that need dollar doubt will afford them
PERRY BROTHER,
App-dim Opposite Centre Market.
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no oUR sTRssRIBIKs

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payment OF tao subscription be MAJ in advance.
Distant us money m letter e po.t.x. Of
which WIZ DO paid by ost.ovs in iss s
transmission.
The COUNTRY PhrEk 10 published weekly auf1ns ne .xs,
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions for period less year viii be received o..
proPortionsd 10 the above rates.
Qy PosrMASTEns authorized agents and Nv
sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed or NV.
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subscribers, with $40 encosed viii be ennued copy
edition they a subscribers for, srats.
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ny E. N. srRATroS, Auoacne.r

VsHH1rnnta drs""s eoTHer W Nt'h sTs'I
WILL oFFeR AT PUBLIC SALE, ON SATURDAY AFTER
April 18th, at O'Clock, the premises most De
cflsnd, Of acres, beautiful building
well sd.pted gardening situated two and hall
Washington Turnpike Badsnsburs present
in occupancy of General George Washington Bowie.
Isrm. liberal, and made known sale. t
An 6-bls
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31
TEVIS & BARBAROUx,

NY,
RE now making and keep constantly on hand east
N iron Screw Pipe, l. l. Il; II, 1i, 2, 2i and 3inch
BORE suitable Tor steam, water &C. to which they
respet fully invite the attention of Railroad Gas and
Water Companies and ali others in want OF cheap and
durable Pipe.
ALSO-Mill Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made to order; cast iron Force and Lift Pumps
Of various sizes and kinds always hand. Tobacc"
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices Car
Wheels aud other castings for Raroads-Job work Of
all kinds promptly attendedto They also the sole
manufacturers in the West, of Roys Frenchs Patent
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With of these machines do
work in day and do IL better, than do
in five days without it. One of these machines eau
be in operation at Mr. C. DEcKERs cf this place
who is the authorized Agent for this and the adjoining
counties.
Orle from q distance enclosing the money satis
factory references, promptly attended TO. jan2g-ly
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DR.. UEBAN'S
VGGETA BILE FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS.


The only sure remedy erer knOica far Ch,Hs 1nd
TSrer, and raranted 10 cure iR all cases If taken
according 10 directions. ASA a.l ..T -t
II cures, whe taken according to directions in
TWENTY MINUTES. leaving no Fever after the Chill;
very seldom requiring more than ONE DOSE To make
a aPERMANENTCURE. great number Of eases from
two to five years standing. have been CURED With ,he
FIRST DOSE, and the Chill has never yet returned.
The beauty Of this medicine Is. that stops The Hill in
TWENTY MINUTES. or less. and the patient " i'll be
entirely clear from Fever after the Chill which
case when any other medicine used IL has
ed.a other medicines wherever il has been introduced
.l Pric, 81 per Package. .a .t.t.
NOTICE.-Tbe e subscriber has bee m n appointed Agent
for the sale Of DR.. URBAN'S Anti Saccaian Elixir,
ntDyspeptic Excelsior and vegetable, Fever and
Ague Powders" in Evansville vicinity. Dealers in
medicine IN the country obtain the same from him
alrecy by making Nritten application tPostPa,h) sni
enclosing tn, Of money for the order; otherwise
IL will not be sent. .r.-rf e'r 80
NJ A scolLt Of 30 per cent. will be allowed on the
full prices. For sale in Evansville at Messrs. WOOL
SEY q LlNCK's Drug stsre; Ma n St bet. First and
Second SITS. H. A. SCHHFrE ER.
..rnt .~er .r Agent for Evansville and vicinity,
octllf&wIm sycamore bet. LIST d Water sis.
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pURRBAN'S
ANTl.BACCHANA ELIXIR:
A SAFE AND SURE REMEDY FOR rHs, CURE Or
INTEMPERANCE.

TT is not in the least injurious to the syser. II is
pleasant the taste. aud will cure the hardest cases
OF intoxication. We IL in all ii taken
eordng tn directon- Ii destroys the desire for Ill
d, spirits when strictly taken according direcons
briefly in VIII ch he before he drank drop OF tho
dent and he will not have least desire for ntoxica.
ting drinks. IL ,r.f q r.y.I rr.. rr.. ..
incompetence is disease; and such the greater The
excess in drinking the speedily Is the disease de
veoped and such the Elixir presented the balm
Of Gilead-the oil Of consolation peace and perfect
storation.
JrJ= The Anti Bacchanalan is neatly put up and la
belled with full directions accompanying each bottle
Price 50 per bottle.
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TIOmAs CONYNGTON,

..-.. -.. r- STATIONEK.f rrr---
"oULDres fully inform his friends nd the pub.
w lie generally. that having purchased OF Messrs
Rathoone d. Nhee" r. their entire stock OF Books az
Stationery he has owed his Book Store To- The STA nj
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
Of Main and First Streets ..UT II 0I
The additions thus made his stock en- ahes bi m IA
Offer To his customers larger aud better assortment
an mas ever before been brought thi. mark ei con
sstiIg in part OF. MiseellaneO School Medic and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. NrappiI z and
Fancy Paper, az Foreign q Fancy Stationery OF all
Kinds Eli ofwhch will he ssld Wholesale and Retail
at lncinnaii prices TO hi, he would eaIIthe
attention ofcountry merchants dealer- teachers and
h"rs being confident he make il TO their interest
90 purchase Of him. aug 25-u
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DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATES AND CAPS. &C.a 6Cs

II NJ. CALDWELL has removed his store from Main
j street Il, his new three story brick building on
First street, between Main and Sycamore, opposite
Maghees store where he will be glad to see all his old
customers and many new ones as can crown H. ne
has now large and fine stock Of goods, consisting OF:
Black and Fancy Silks, Nous de LANES, .i
Satinets, ,Merinoes, Cloths. Lustrcs, Alpacas,
Fast eoored Prints in great variety.
BleachedS Sx unbleached ShirtIngs d Sheetings;
Ginyhams Flannels. Shawls;
And every thing usually found In sueh es'aoshmehis
Also a large lot OF
Hats N Caps, Boots a. shoes: &C.,
To all of which the attention Of the public respect
fully invited as my goods will be sold CHEAP
sep9 lmdcSw }. NJ. CAi'D" Eh"'