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w. LAFAYETTE loyal ARCa

Il ATTENTION., X. L.. 4. RLUEs.-At-
Ntend meeting Of your company at Lafayette
HI Hall, on Wednesday, the l6s1 instant, at a
&oc!ock P M.
Business OF importance is to come before the
company, and fun meeting is desired.
By order of the Captain.
mhl5 III FREEMAN O 8.
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N0TICE.-Having disposed Of my entire it,
terest 10 the Express Business heretofore known
"Dodses Virglia and Horth Carolina Express
take pleasure in Recommending 10 the commit
ty at large, the enterprislng gentlemen composing
I he firm Of Messrs PAgIsEN & KING. who nave
assumed that business as EXPIRES. Forwarders
LEVI DODGE.
Feb II, 1853. NH l5-6l
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A TEACHER sICK.-Boys-I lam ID The
IA hands of the Doctor. Do not expect me ut
School I'LL Thursday II r TAYLOR.
Chaos March 18th, Ie53--it
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I OST--A Diamond Pin set IN black Enamel
L. The finder win De literally rewarded, by ap
plying at this Office. NH 1876
OST-Ac copy of the Courts Opinion ia Miller
IL VS.. Holcomoe. The finder may procure re-
wardsby leaving the paper at tnis Office.
mh I5-Its
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- L.. ~ A. sruAIs1ss GOEEEA sU
A&s GAR. &C. BaAkD.--la0 A5ls tor sale By
nah Is DAVENPORT, ALLAN q CO
sAEsNE&&S uAkAs---t2 ausA, Tor eaH W
! mhis DAVENPORT, ALAEN& CO.
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Mo, tnlity I'm Cities.
IVooL suS{sun NIL. II /.
CITY TRADE RE pORT.

SATURDAY July 9-6P.M.
Asms-But 900 bbls, changed hands, at IS lax for
PEARLS, and 81 rs for pets, per 100 lbs
BRiADsTuffs-Flour was unsettled, but not wee. The
l21S; sulerfne No Eat 81 l2H a 81 31k; mixed TO
fancy western at 81 81 u 81 6sA ordinary 20 choice
State at "a so 81 IS and other kinds at proport
rates. Canadian pnal,ered. There 900 bols
Southern told at "a 93L S. 1sx for mixed good;
S5 rs IS so for favorie; and So so 81 for fancy
per bbl Rye -four and meal we're unchanged.
Wheat seemed in fair demand The sales embr aced
80 90 bushels Western, at 81 u 81 % for white and
81 90 for red per bushel Some 500 bushels rye
taken at SIC Oats have no. varied. Corn ruled about
tie The sales cluded "a 600 bushels, at SIC
6oc Tor unsound Gle 64c for mixed and white south
EN-: 65c Gee. for mixed Western and 66c &c for
yellow Southern, per busbeL
CorToSThere only 800 bales sold TO day, at for
rates.
FtHGHTs TO Liverpool, about 100 280 bbls. -four
were etgoped, at Is Cd 5000 busbes wheat ia D's
bsgs at I'D and 200 bales uncon pressed cotton at
I'D To LoLdon, 80 tons log wood engaged at 25s
ard $50 bbls -four at Is There wa change TO notice
In rates for other ports large ship was engaged to
load with deals at Quebec for London at 1905 Another
vessel eDe ged TO load with tobacco at City Point
Va, for Liverpool at 27s. Cd. vessel engaged to
load at Cuba for North Sea at f3 Is
PRovIs1oSs Pork pretty brisk The busiress EN-,
brsced COO bbls Western, 3l2 6215 for prime and
$l5 37H SIS 80 for mess, per bb The sales of cut
meats reached ECO pkgs, at old prices lard was more
lo1sc per h. We heard that $50 bbls beef we're pur.
chased at SIS s5 25 for country prime, 81 SIX SIS 25
per Dbl do So $40 for country mess $1 IS IL so for
repsckei Chicago do Sl2 Sl2 rs for city mess and s3
rs $4 for extra mess, per Dbl Beef hsms butter and
cheese we're upaltered
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ARRIVAL The REy. Mn ACTnII. The Rev Mr. Achi'li
WHO cIeaed much noise 10 Eogaod account Of the
dispute with Or. Nesman the particulars which are
doubt fresh in the recollection Of readers arrived
IN this city on Thursday Iast in the packet ship Devon
shire
Ex-senator Sonle, Of louisiana Uoted States Minister
10 the Court Of Madrid ec James c. Greene Of Missouri
the rev Charge diAIairss 10 New Granada have both
arrived 10 Washington Probably receive their ustruc
tons from the Department Of State preparatory to their
departing on their respective missions.
Professor Maury leaves Washington in a feg days on
mis- way to Brussels, TO attend conference o. Glen.
fifc men, appointed by the several naval DO gers of En-
rope, to confer with him relative to- aud arrange the
details of uniform and general system of observations
az The purpose of course TO extend and perfect
the admirable wind and current charts the theory Of
which vas suggested and developed BY Professor NJ.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in the Steamsbip Baltic Barton Mas
Barton. Plfladelphs; Mr. and Mrs Killogg Miss Korp
Master Kilogg Boston Mr. Millett France Morris and
kevel, Italy WIN Chds, Powell three children aud
two servants Philadelphia; Cbas speker Professor
Schele De Vene, University Of Virginia. Elkns James
Rose and family Mr. Paill Mr. and Mrs ubbgen Phila
York DR. and Mrs Guano four daughters Havana M
and Mrs Lpdlow, Joseph Still, New York; Young
Mrs Morgan, Miss Morgan, J Halsted, II KsmbaJL
Howard, New York John Gowsn, Boston; Flaelzer r
Purvs Ib9s Glover Quebeci San just, Mexico; Jas
orleans W Hougl ton nurse and infant New 0riesns
Mise Fake, Lansinburgh John Fake, W Kellogg
Uhlhorn, .; W Driscoll, Savannah; Mr. and Mrs
MORTIMER, NY ~ Knapp, Mobile; yohston. Newark
Guerra bolivia M Houghton Horieans; Joseph xavia
drss, asd servAst, n Cs.srsa c; Vnilvsn, Lea.
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Haesioop Richmond, &c, Osborn Symes; Herman Thso-
doIe tosdsnhsss), Muller Liverpool Hsnnings MULLER
Mary Hamilton, Jordan, Nusvitas John sArdy, Sea
Bird, Orr. Salem master
sohrs-John Frazier hathaway warsbam. B spr.sus;
stuIges Fairchild Darisn, Ga Bstsman Rodro Lead
or, Bsarss, Philadelphia, James Mckee; Philander
Crowsi Portland, Lewis On l8rl, Holder, St John,
NB Kelly Smithsrs John Russell Or. snares Port
r % sonns01 S. Cole B.
phia James Hand; Atlantic Nickerson Salem Ropes
Co; Statesman, wicks, Alexandria, Washington, &c,
Ssprsgue; Moses waripg stons, Brazos St Jsgo John
ssrdy; Mary Clark, Big.by: Jacmel. Buck Co.:
Kennsbsc Hand, Phiisdeiphis, master :''' "'''
Ship Antarctic, zerega Liverpool May 25 with ago pas
sepgers to zeIesa Il Co. Experienced light winds and
Ship Revenus loi Dsuns), Crowsl, Canton, March TO-
to Simpson Tappan. Boston March IS, in Gsspar
Straits spoke Dr. ship Nepsu from Annoy for the West
Bark Louise b Caroline, Raven, Carcenas, days, to
Bark sir of BOSTON, Higgins, New Orleans, 20 days,
to master.
Brig Flying Cloud Merrill, ciudas (solvarl, "A days,
whaling schr sop Of Provincetown, with 80 bbls
sperm and Is do VIII oil months out
Brig Condor, Small Machias 7days, to Mayhem, Talbot
Brig Sarah, White. ct Johns, NF 10 days. with % pas
Big Iirda (of East Machias) Rumban, Matanzas, IL
days, to Mayhem, Talbot Co.
schr Lucy Robinson (of New Haven), woodhouse Eleu
thera, July I, to Eneas Hutchins.
schr William Mason (of Taunton) Staples, Cenuegos,
Is days. TO master Died board June g. Charles Pier
sop, seaman, OF New York also died s.h inst George
schr Victory (Br), sweeting, Eeuthera, days, to
order.
schr Abb ALBION Br) croweu, St John, NIB, 10 days. to
SIN III L. Boynton.
schr Meteor, Sturges, Rum Key, via Bridgeport, 10
days.
Schr Peerless, Weeks Jacksonville, s days.
Scbr Giraffe, -, Addison 8 days.
Schr Arctic. Winsow, Georgetown, DC, days.
Schr Merchant, Terry, Richmond, days.
Steamer Kennebee Hand, Phils delphjs.
Propeller Decatur, Geer, Norwich.
SAILED
Steamships Baltic Comtock Liverpool; Florida. Wool
hull Savannah; Marion Berry, Charleston; jamestown,
Parrish, Norfolk Petersburg &C. ships Memphis Davis
New leans Benz Adams Drumrcond Liverpool; Chris.
tsDs, Hammond, London; bark Rose Standish, Magma,
Rotterdam; brig Bellona, Voets, Havana
Bark Margola yesterday, spoke June TO- lat so 49,
lon 80 10. ship Wayerey mot Brem bark Pauline set
by the compositor), from Boston for CAdiz.
BELOW.
One ship, two barks, and two briggs.
Wind at sunrise, wSW; meridian ssE; sunset NNW;
9PM ESE.
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dem Hon Rasclins and daughter, Albany Mr and Mrs
Charles Butler two Misses Butler Butler Miss Lynch
nlle Gui.rd, James Kobb Orleans; W Stevens, H "
III Boohs, NYori: Halssy and friend. Charles Den
ton illinois, Mr. and Yrs John Elliott George Rlliot NY
VIM James Quebec Esoandon Secretary tho Mexican
Jog: 4. . W. %ssa
scuyir skaats EYork Mr. and Mrs Coleman, daughter,
and cElld Kentucky; BordAs, 4 D: D Ingrahsm, u
skaatS WIN Ksr, A ChApslle. Paris; Juan vonsa.
GsS.@ T.sai Taylor E.esi: North c.roiins; ES..rd
John Nsvrsp. Mr. Mckenzie De .arara; d Haekstt, Mr.
md Mrs James s.sln New ToIt DE EfssS illinois, M
YOrf; 6 van vIss' Albany; Miss De Lssoars. Miss /
Cavapna Cuba Mrs hampton Detroit; Mr. and Mr.. Thos
Jehu, Newark, Miss y Walker master walker, Williams
Spain; N On Benit Germanv; Rittecher HAMBURG; =
Rodgers Angelo Arkay. Lawrence. New York
9 X Mathews, vireilia Collins, Canada; John Pope
Dry siale P skinner England; p Miller Mormir Pros
per Reghir and friend, Vatinger New Jersey Total 10
For Savannah, In steamship Florida-Dr LRoy Antony
and lady Hines lady and child Capt John Anderson
MIS- Bronson and daughter Clay Dr. Barnard. Mrs Fort
ard son Col Prtchard ssss waidrsa1io il stserag.
For Ctarestop, in steamship Marion-L Hitchcock,
Lacey Jas N Robson, N Weyl, Doggett Gilbert,
Wilcox, Robt Cease, Springs, C Holbrook, Wade
x KIatter, " Cummisgs II Alexander, Miss Steele,
Miss Steele. Baxter and lady. Miss Carsay, Miss
Bawsar Geo sedgewick lady and wo children Thos De
Coven, p Degroot, Mr. Adams, Thompson, Mrs Catin
yamostOwsMN NJ Hane Vim Dickinson, G r Lynch. {
ParEst Plats. May. Miss Hutton Mas \ Hutton
Miss Harris DR. Wysham, and lady. Mrs DR. William.
son. Mrs Armstead Fort, A Taylor, Mrs Cave and
daughter, Miss Brackna Miss James Jas Davenport,
Baer Chas Williams lady and dau shter ii W Herbert,
Mrs NJ OFT Mrs Leumas, VIM Ganraner Henry Gill; VIM
johnson, and 10 in the steerage.
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Naynl InteIlYuence

Jno Martin. $. N, and late Gunoer of the Pensa !.
eel. Yard has returned New York in consequence Of
i'll health.
We learn that the u steamer Princs,on is TO sail to.
dsy for the fishing banks and that the u S. ship De-
catur has been ordered there also.
Lieut. p IT, Murphy has been ordered the exe:ut 20
scer Of the u s. frgae United States at this station
The U. S. steamship Fulton, Lieut.. Commanding Wat
which has just completed her repairs at the Gosport
Navy Yard made trial trip far the Capes Sat.
urdsy. She performed admirably, making the distance
from Old Point to Cape Henry and back in hour and
forty five minutes. -NorfoM Herald July7.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS The following promotions and
sgDations have taken place in the Navy ID K Lam
bert, TO be Lieutenant in the Navy, vice Wier,
signed S. Newcomb, Lieutenant vice J. HUMPHREYS
resigned Passed Midshipmen r. Cuyler, Geo. NJ. Ran
and VIM F. Spicer, to be masters in the Navy. Mas
ter f. Calhoun resigned.
U. s. fr9ate Constitution, the flag ship of Commodore
Mayo, sailed from Gibraltar 18th ult for the African
station
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nARITInE ISTELLIGENsE.
Port Of New York, July 8, 1853.
CLEARED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Parrish, Norfolk. &C. Ludam
Pieassnts Marion, Berry Charleston, spoord reston
a GO; Florida, Woodruff Savannah Samuel Mtchil.
ships-Arie Reed. Liverpool Baker and Co, samuel
Badger, Salter, Port Chatts, A J Benson
Barhr-R H Gamble, Homer. Mobile, ID Hurlbut 4 Co;
kesis (Br) Evart, Mramichi, Jos Kershaw; Nord Anne
RIGA (Iamb) Peters, Hamburg. Bech Kunhardt lit
tie Lizzie, Fitzpatrick, Msnteyideo and market master
Bigs-Novs Scotia (B~) Leuohner, Halifax, Hamilton
otne,s, kbcbaptrs~s (Br). ru'nam, PIctou, WIT.
sey Go; Pacific OIL, Bsaman 81 Kits, C AokerIy;
Torno Fell, Jsskssavie, Burnett Co; asnsstts (Rrsmj
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= PHILADELPHIA, July 3-4 IN.
Arriyed-Steamship PeDnsy vanis Baymore, Richmond;
scbrs En- pire State Atwood Chatham, Director, White,
HYoIk; Red Rover Bocon NYork sloop Ontario Jafer,
Port Doposte.
Cleared-Stsanships City of Bostoa Easterbrook, Bos
ton: Delaware, Clark NYoIk; schrs Jane Patterson,
Dole Charleston; Empire State, Atwood, Chatham; Nd
wsId, FailAnd, Neponset; Judge fancy, Tooshaker,
BO.tOn.
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FyARyTUEs,

ENAMrLLED AND COTTAGE FUgNITURE.- srzU
~ from Sb 60 90 Tire largest assortment in the Unisol
st.ee Sets made in mum ber color and shade to sut al
tastes eILLIES BYKNn, manufacturers, 64g Broad.
few doors above Spring stres tsss sde ufaots
ry, No ~ Greene street
SUITES OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURl
- from SIS to $500-Purchssors win ind toe above ths
best and cheapest srtes to be bought Mattresses
aad paasses made st the lowest Wholesale prcss wArAn
% cure har MATHEWS STACY 5S Broadway. sqxuag
81 Spring street
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Married.
On Thursday evening jane 80, by Rev. Nc Coval Mr..
CORNELIUS ToRREY, to Miss PAnEyCE AMELIA MILLER
On Friday evening, July 8 by Rev. J. 3. Wake'ey. ED
WIN LIZ OWEN to MARGARET CALLAHAN, both OF this city
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TRAVELLERS aUIDM.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADKf,-
~ phia. from pier No. North rverTwo lines daily ~
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy Bordertcwa
press line ct p NJ by stssmboat John Potter 70 Am
boy thence direct Camden by sars-through hours
and half Fare s. Retursng leave PhAdslphia 1T 10
A. NJ and2P. n.
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TOR ALgANY-FARE N:.ALBANY AND NV
IL York Inland Route Railroad.-Tw0 daily express
trains :. A. n and 3 p M, oonrecsng Albany VIII
central lines Of railroads North and Wost from the
depot Of White Elm and Centre strssts, whore
shreugh tskets and baggage ehscssd i
also received at Broome and Bowery and Tween
ty sixth street and Fourth stations The above
Four Corners only ALI other trains will start from City
Nall .tston corner of Tryon and Centre street, -
heretofore.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROAD-TO BEL
IN lows Falls Rutland, BURLINGTON ST. Johnsbury Mont
pser. St Adams, Ogdensburgh, and Montreal. TckeA
ocee broadway and Canal street. Twenty sixth
street and Fourth svenus Express trains A. And p.
Baggage shocked through. For freight apply to
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent, No. 1862 South street.
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UDSUN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RRO0
IL Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train, A. MThrough Ia four hours oonnectinS
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
evening.
Mail train, "a NJ. Through way trains II A. n. aad
p. N.
$50 M For Tsrrytown. IL r. " For Peskskill, 10 A.
M end p. N. For Poughkeepsio, A. NJ and 10 p. n.
taken At Chambers Canal Christopher. TIKI
tsenth and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street At NJ for Pough-
ksepse and p for Albany all why
EDAUND FRhN ca, Superintendent.
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TyeR SALE-TBE YACHT DOLPHIN, ABOUT SIxTERN
copper fastened and we'll found In
Smith, boat keeper southwest OF Atlantic
Docks. Brooklyn. whore she can be sssn
WANTED-TO PURCHASE. TEN OR FIFTEEN
w sloops scboonsrs to carry from fifty to hun
dred tons tug about eighty horse power. In
ood order At 1853 South street. Peck slip ferry. by Geo.
W. Brush, ship broker.
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DIOR SALE CHEAP.-THE HULL OF THE SMALL
steamboat Belle OF Pasaie year old, length 58X
fee. breadth dnsds beam feet inches guard; feet
ready engine the guards being taken off, woula
make good sail boat She may be seen at STlLLMAN,
ALLEN CO.'S DOCK Twelfth street. East river.
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ALLIS & HOWES
Wholesale (srOcerS.


Corner of Water aaf ZINE SITS :, Brownsville Ind
LAVE on hand one of the largest and best selected
l. stocks of Groceries, opened in the West and
can offer inducements that will justify dealers to prefer
the market at Evansville TO any distant point
Merchants are invited to call and examine.
COFFEE-RiO, jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-lmperial, Gun Powder, Hyson Young Hy son
PoushoDg Ooong of all grades from loves, pnce 10 line
est.
sUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf Crushed
powdered.
MULASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-.
vous to the first frost also, reboiled and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported, q
great variety of Brands, to domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port. Madeira, Claret, White, Sherry, Cham
paign. different Brands and 1avors.
GlN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs.
CIGARS-A great variety of Brands at all prses from
So 80 TO S75Ue 2 1000.
AGES-Simmon 5, Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment of all articles
orally Kept in Grocery Establishments such Soap
Candles. Stus, Nails. Leather Starch, Nuts, large
lot of Gunny bags, Turk Island and kanawha Salt Oils
Paints, Brooms, Brushes, Paper, Tobacco, Counter
Scales Co1ee Mills Spices do ground, Matches Traces
Well Chains and fixtures. Tumble RS Decanters Jars
Lanterns, Hall Lamps Oysters Sar lines Mackerel. Shad
Goldfish, Herring, Shovels ect ect, eet.
All the goods we sell are warranted. oct1
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CERTrFss.ATES.

RocKPoRT STEAM Mills, April. 1850.
AGENTS OF THE BosToN BEJTING COMPANY: Gents
As it respects the Vucanzed Rubber Betting, il will
speak for itself, having been two in The
large main belt makes hundred and eighty eyou
tons per minute and apparently good as the day
they put "a. We have also Large quantity Of
the Railway Betting, which is also doing very well.
JAMES HASKELL. Superintendent,
NAuMKEAG COTTON Mills. SALEM, April T. 1850.
AGENTS BosToS BELrIsG COMPANY: Gents
In reply your inquiries would say that. after the
the Vuleanizcd Rubber Belts. manufactured by
the Boston Betting Company, for two years, am fully
satisfied with their operation although at first taken,
matter OF necessity TO drive the machinery that
stopped by the failure of the adopted Tor this
pose. The Railway Betting, had of you for the Con-
ductors complained of by the overseer that started
Them properly adjusted by his and have
been in operation three years. and have worked we'll
requiring repairs particular attention; from which
fact of the opinion when first put at work, they
were kept 700 lightly trained the pules
Respectfully yours,
EDWARD SMITH, Treas. Naumkcag Mills.
CocHEco MANG Co., DovER, y. H., April, 1850
AGENTS BosroN Betting COMPANY: Gents
We have had one Of Vulcanized Rubber Belts, one
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide, in
five years, and will say. if another wanted. we
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
Yours truly, GEO. MATHEWSON
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DRY-G00DS & GROCERIES.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
7. III. MAGHEE g. co

Wholesale Dealers and Jo6bers an Foreign and Do
--estie Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps,8e.,
FIRST STRAIT, EVANSVILLE, lSD.
Respectfully invite the attention of Merchants and
the trade generally to their unusually large and full
soitmen. Of Spring and Summer ry Goods, which they
have in store and 10 which they will be daily
eeving additions through the coming season.
1t is unnecessary for them To enumerate OF parcu-
arze the different styles; qualities and varieties Of
their goods. tits sufficient TO say that their stock will
be found full and complete with ever, 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 confidently recommend TO their
friends and the trade in general.
Their of Boots aud sh Is also large and com
plete consisting of MEMS and Boys Boots and Shoes.
Monroes aud Brogans Of all kinds and varieties. Wo
mems and Misses Caters, Bootees Shoes, Slippers
and Buskins, with Chidren's Shoes and Booiees, of
every kind and price, all Of which they oer at extraor
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 earne;,ly request Of buyers an examination oil
their stock before purchasing elsewhere they can and
will sell prices low. and terms advantageous
be met with al ST. Louis, Cincinnati, or any other
Western market.
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened, in Linck's new
l. building First street, between Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell at very low prices
for cash. or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter
Cheese, Lard, Poultry and other leading articles the
table, direct from the farmers having
to be supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds OF Country Produce. All goods purchased
at Cooks viii be delivered at the residence of customers
desired, have market wagon especially for tina
purpose. therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try to merit it. Please call and examine N,
stock. lje3Uu u. II. COOK.
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wooDBUllN,s FEVER AND AeUI

Nov offered to the public for the frsttime This med
IN icine has existed in private family for more tina
fifty years. has been distributed considerable
among friends, and has during the whole time, aud in
instances proved itself falling remedy, whether
applied to common TO third day ague of well
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor TO give to the
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their experience have consented 10 take agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and offer il by
dozen single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the medi
ecinused according tdorectons does not affect perfect
and permanent lmhl0-n ALLlS d. H0WES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COFFEE HOUSE AND REsTARAUr.

Uasr Street, merit faspranee Company. EraHsriHs H.
IIENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
tJra in the three story brick house, between IN
Co Office aud the Pavilion Hotel Is now niieu
up in the best lyle, and he Is prepared to receive ms
best manner MS Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Aes which, with other re'reshnle',s
he will serve up In the most approved style ana AZ ali
hours Of TIE day MIR $ will always keep a good va
riety OF the best brands OF Cigars. tn.
Attached to the house is BOWLING sALooN, WIN
such nIace mh3l -6m
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FTNHE subscriber respectfully informs the cit:zensof
Il ansvie and the surrounding country that he has
opened Grocery, Provision and Fruit Store at the corne
of Main and Fourth streets and It will be his to
every article in his line, either wholesale retail.
have on hand large lot ofcheese which will sell by
the box single pound; the lot Eng
lish Dairy heese-a rich article. Coffee Rice Raisins
Oranges, Lemons. Teas of all kinds Lard Oil Vinegar
Molasses, Green Apples. Candles Starch Mustard Pen
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons.
and many other articles too edio mention which per
may see by giving hima call All kinds of Produce
wanted. ldec6l JAS. SpAIDING.