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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-29
CHEAP LOTS.
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ENGLISH AND GLAssi|A"

Win opsn s:es, school the a1;' b. NG ssr 81
Greene As h. Ss diligence in his profession 70
:ss s he Ga weqS Soese
proii b M, sap'nt.. of Com. s. Madison ino
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,E.THER AND FINDINGS.

rifIAM BELL. is just opening on Main ss
NJ onnosite thu Bank, large and well seice'eos
vv,harrpa and findings consisting in part ci =, -,
OF e de. Of heather Hemlock and spansh
tanned. --..-,s.o extra Mad
~ Dss Freneh and Cape boot, aud Laoies p, mao
7s doz Kip~Prime City, heavy country
duIn
90 doz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green 90
on =. Rindinps-Lnd.ey's cape goat anu sn'F
| S " Patent Kid skins. - rnediuu World
Fair and Caron.
IL .. Oil thong leathei'
| 10 Madras Kid
% bbls pegs
500 prs lasts -. r,reeys wax pals. balls, tscss'
noos 49, buffers. slicker wheels, 49, asker.
stamps ,no,s and materials useu by shs,e MAJ
ana an rSicS viii DO sold on the most reasohaO'e
.iela
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED!
We sa.S PRESTON BROTHERS
OyyEESE.-75 Boxes carefully selected Cheese
~ just arrived anu io' 'A'' aIIls e. uo"rS
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Il. NELSON
AUCT ION
q NELSON.

NyTATER street Evansville indiams res Agents
w and Commission Merchants Manuae,usEs'L ooSins
Giasses Pictnrs Frames Notions DC. far.ei s ReSu
ton given TO the sale all descriptions OF CSsl
w. Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay, AMI Sa'uiua''
advances made on oohss WOOLSEY s. NELSON.
aug 90 ly ---------
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- mas. FRESH GROUND CEMENT
IL IS Kegs Pure White Lead;
~ 10 do Red Lead; ...hx
oois WY SAMUEL ORR.
engl,w9
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NJ c LEANS VOECANIC OIL
LINlMENT

! IMMENSE SUCCESS.-Ovsr twenty lone thousand
bottles sold In one month in -. Louis-This valua-
bic Liniment has been efore the public only twenty
month ct II has gained for itself and pop.
ularty by its intrinsic merits 1t superseedihs
every other Linmebt and remedy for the Of extsr
n-l diseases
ON MAN ANp ANIMALS.
Desperate efforts have been made by propvietors Of
other Linmens injure the reputS and retard the
ST.. of this invaluable medicine; but Truth Is mighty"
McLeahs Volcanic Oil Lniment has p, evailed
Ing is becoming known every person in the Western
and southern country. and wherever il has been used
all aiha5J and eSternai remedies have been
Will t MeLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIyIMESr
cbaia 'sie Cancers, Piles Tumors. sreI,ms. R,,,
rheumatism s,i prsralyss Chronic or innapqssfST
siSsm M.aragia weaklesfu Tumor Piles ha'1
Wss@e1!s any ellings ,chx
Psns Nss Of Gosq,os nd the
we W. . n diseases u saa es
once McLeans GesSra SEvhR FAIL TO prOdus
eliaoe remedy, hw sars # properly applied. WHO
P ,W .uTer when a safe and sure remeos oS rera-
oh,snsd We receiving daiiy Nh ,Sins II fol.
qua. - all nars of the country! We 'hinN a>a,,
@ I'LL he sufficient convince the noss sl ned;.
ious Of the miraculous onee'S Vi '"'
ein ne. 7 n. McIR,x ST. Louis, Mo-; von crate
Mr.. s -, take this method Of thanking you s an
fully for having been The means for nearly one year,
hileen 80 snd healthy Young man. Two caIs sS,an.
o had AN attack of Ri. umaism gov vsfd several
son pa a., ,bev could do him no good d yari-
4 Tor nun ~ Wexican Mus ang Linimeni on num- a." s.ct
iinimen;s and remedies, but an I'D m tbs
Gus ,;iI lew worse The fesh on ms e;n his feet
S nc s The muscles became contracted, Ia, re rad TO
n nm on right angle with his boy , along on shor,
Oh on his hands and knees or hoooe S,rn an idea
II ocbes In sitting posture no olS aa,he he mos.
t cruz he an tered by The changes Tine "eA'"e'
n excruciating pains .,e,,v
Il Yours fFssE BURROUGHS:
IL W.. fan, miles from Mt. Pl assnt, - n e.
y III III rv neghbors to certify to the az pnrb. and
Of getan ,n' am acouainted with Mr. bur'o"s'
know the above t. be s'fI' 6irfIs BRONSON. Agent
: FOR HORSES AND oThbh AZ VII az. a and 70
TT, Celebrated Liniment is lite OILY saie aT Iy,rj
arnedy Tor the oil Spawn MUG .,,l,rgs
q m Snnts Unnatural Lumps nones v,,nls N,
unS , ffyer fail To cure Big Head ronSNI. 70
"a tm sores or Sweeny, II proper! aIIlnt Sal
' Rruises Scratches. Craeke0 heeis, :,
all toar Calls Cuts. Sores or ounds, u
st. nie remedy Apply as directed ana cure
=, in ever, instance. ,,;,s IN English and Germs
L. There are plain direeuo"' "
~ around each buitle. q. oao, hot,les 50 cen
,o,,ias and one dollar bottles i ne MY 80 sve Ger
onIain three tines the quantity Of the twe"'' "
es 80 and 40 on i'm prUp0rtio Ia thel oV' a.. nr;nc
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN. proprietoi 1hirdst b,
my ii oaice undcr the Walton Hf use on AN
j. ven olive and Locust SITS. 81 Louis; M 0 rARySLE
lC For sale in b.anssliie " jy2e.ly
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Cin'ti. to Cleveland Goo Cin'ti. to Zan syile $50
10 Columbus 800 " toSprincfeld 900
Forsl information and Through tickets, apply at the
ONCE. Southeast Of broadway and Front ST or
al the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
=. W. STRAUER, Ge neral Agent.
N. WILKINSON. Agent, Evansville.
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"a HHDs. PRIME SCGAns Mo,......
5O go bSs sugar House and ssnuino stock Of Gro
eeriesin sore sno 'o' SAMUEL ORB.
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.r.i2 POSTERS &BROWN.
ADMINIsTRATOR,S SALE.
NJ Office is hereby given. matt WI sell at puch n
Auction Room OF woolssy Nelson. all the personal
property Of John ~ Reed. decd consisting Of gs,vsr
! ic bstssrtes, clcthtcg Ac,rrr,1 -,
SugcS &v JoShrn iVHHoVA, Ao"
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TO York via Railroad to Albany
ane Hudson river teamers $500
" Via Lake Steamers TO Buffalo
and Railroad TO New York $500
Via Lake Steamers 10 Buff. X r.
TO Ably & Huj. X. st. to NY IL 90
to Boston via L. s., N. Y. &:Erie and
New York City Roads 600
via Stmrs. and n City&
York and Eric Roads 1900
vim L Shore. Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads 1900
via L Steamers Buffalo. Albany
and Western Roads 1910
An additional charge OF 50 cts via Niagara and abov.
routes.
Fun Cin'ti. to Montreal via Lake Shore road 1900
F" via Lake Steamer 100
TO Boston via Shore road 81 Ogden'bg 1850
via l. Steamer and Ocden'bg 100
TO y York via l. Shore Road q 1875
via l.. Steamera and 1878
10 Buffalo via L. Shore Railroad 90
via Lake Steamer 500
to Phil. or Bal via Cresiline {. Pitt $500
via Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh Is so
to Pitts urgh viz Crestline IT'S
via Cleveland 600
TO Baltimore q Wheeling l465
To Washington via Wheeling 1875
TO Philadelphia via heelipE 1895
TO wheeling us
Clh'ii 10 Cleveland 6.Ce Cin'i. TO Ian svie, so
10 columbus 3oO toSpringfeld 900
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Eor Bolti sWOres w N is ns ton phis-~
.s.- 80 800
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H. persons indebted 20 the hrm OF han lii .ett
A VIZ or have any claims against tnen VIZ racs;v
- he under, igned who has been appo'neeu ies
WIN ,s . circu, C5urt Of Vanderburgh County:
my
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RECOMMENDATIONS. :,

wEsTERN STATES liz .;;o, Win
p.;,ro,d. and q nals. running IN c nhee
- steamers %apIssHI,S apH At ALBANY OR TROY
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,, ,oi BROAD ST. New York
=. A. Co Toledo. ..,
& Co.. Cincinnau-
no ofthe Oldest best established ano y. .o,s
This one ., VI. ,taon in the country; and as sole
liable lines o, tisn ction we are authorised TO give
through receipts for egs' S 90 osa any ever charges
yery low rates, guaranteeing as''H'' "'
on the route. LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
aur9
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"a blh'd shlrting.... 4 a6t
7-s& ~ blind shirt
ing & sheeting.... 1aI0s
Sd 20 do do l0al2ss
Adams blue and or
ango prints. ...... 8 a9i
Robson q Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ............ 9 al0
Sprague q Aliens
madden prints.... 9al0t
Fancy light d dark
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Foot Of Indiana st; Buffalo:
a. X; I p',msr & Co, Iai. Broad St. New iofA'
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'IeZe g-ra pn2c Dispatc !!
REPORTED rHclrsiyrLr ron rnr p,rLr FREE rnrss
Be- IT, s. Bosion Lime, Il. j. Hownrd, Op0Htor
Dreadful Fire i'm Osyyrg0
Loss, MILLION AND HALF DOLLARS !.
Riot in baltimore.

Awful conlagration in Oswego. About half
past eleven, fire broke out in East Oswcgo.
burning the entire business pant of the town
north Of the Oswego Hotel. Every mill and
elevator in the city are burned. Among the
losses are McSsrs. FIrzburgh, Pcniield &
Lyon, Ames, Wyman, Mcrrlck, Doolittle's,
Randall's, lumber yard, Tulcots furnace and
machine shop, Gott's new machine shop AMI
planning nill-indecd every thing from the
river, and moth from Oswego hotel.
Loss million and half dollars SIX
streets we're burned over and not person
saved their furniture and scarcely their cloth
ing. The wind was blowing strong. Three
fire cnglres lost, so rapid were the fumes. We
are unable to give but hurried and imperfect
report as our line suffered also.
BALTIMORE, July ), 1853.
4 fearful riot occurred yesterday at Anaro-
lis. between some of the citizens and the pas
scngrrS ON board the steamer polohatan, ON
an excursion from this city. The inhabitants
fired into the boat az she was LEAVING the
wharf. badly woundng several OF the lae,ru-
,rcrr. one II IL l'ar'u. lutallN, 1ucrH "'f"
over five hundred men, women and children
on the boat at the time she was fired into.
New YORK. July 3.
W Carpenter, the omnibus driver, whY
was SO badly beaten by the llihcmians, yes
tcrday, died of Lis wounds to-day
HALIFAX, July 6.
The steamship America reports the arrival
at Liverpool, (Junc 2jth) of the steamship
Arabia. from New York.
The political news received is not decisive.
hut is regarded a. more fearful
Turkey rejected the last ultimatum Of the
Emperor Of Russia, on the 10th Of June.
Under the influence of peaceful news. The
Liverpool Cotton market rallied, and prices
were iirmar.
Brcadstuifs, with fine weather in England
were lower and declining.
WAsuISaToN, July 4.
The Union Of this morning SAYS Govcrnmnn
is taking energetic steps with regard 20 t.,
fisheries, tnl TINT the rights and interests @
the i,hnru.cn viii be fully cared for.
The Washington Correspondent Of til,
New York journal Of Commerce starce tia
,the grdre Of JiaeG .Nndison, t,rice Prcsid,nt q
this HcUuJ'ir cInrOt NOR be rcc0~u;crT
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handful. cf hail Stone, Of good size though alto
gcihct inferior to thusc which saw IN the street.
They generally consisted uf very transparent and
solid ir,. with uumcruu, air bubbles; hut were not
sponry in the centre, IT, they are somctHcs Found,
The large ONES. however. without exception, consist
cd IF pu irrcrulGr j--.ubiu"c IF angular nicco Of
ice. wiirii. iud, iGuuliy. did not much exceed the
size Of hulcl-uuts but they were ccmcntcd very
firmly t,gcthc,. several Of those which ! tried
inca urrl two inches long, and one measured over
two and Il half inches. These had been lying sever
AT minute. in warm. drcnchng rain and it j. my
r,llI conviction that two or three OF those which
saw ui in the street. were three and half inches
lun.. and two and half inches wide, and they did
iot appear t. dcNiatc much from the sIhcrnlInl
figure. The day had been quite sultry, aud my
thermometer. before the shower. stood nj about 30
de-. At the clo-r uf the shower it had fallen below
- deg. The shuwcr came up very suddenly from
tn" west. and t., the cloud advanced. covering the
western sky. while it still clear III the SOUTH
cast, strruk- of ii rang lightning appeared
t. issue FROM the front margin at the cloud, ana
descended towards the earth. 1t j. To br hcpcd that
scientific persons. who carefully noticed these ph"n-
uinpn;,. will communicate their observation, in &
form worthy of reservation, inu>much a. philoso
p,cr, are By no means agreed respecting the caus'
uf hail ELIAS LVuNls.
New York University, July J, 1855.
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Supreme Court.

The adjourned term of the Supreme Court
for this County. was brought to terminus
tion on Wednesday last Ivy the sudden illness
OF CHIEF Justice Redfcld. after u session of
three days.
Tho folowirg important decisions in re-
gard to the liability of hai,road Corporations
were. however. delivered by the ChicfJustice
previous to the adjournment -
The ease OF Hatch " the Railroad Co. is
one of great imrortanc2. There are several
eases on the docket Of this county where the
same point is in question, and it is probable
that similar eases arise in every town through
which railroad passes.
The point decided in this case has hitherto
been considered to Il considerable degree. an
orrn one. and the eases in which it la arisen
have been decided differently by different
Courts.
But this decision. coming from Court Of
50 high a character as our supreme Court
will permanently settle the question in this
State, and be considered rs high authority
throughout the country.
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ages estimated by the appraisers, and paid by
the defendants to the former owner of 'hu
land, present no impeachment to the plaintiffs
recovery, nasnuch as it was not competent
for the appraisers to take into account any such
prospective or possible damage to accrue from
a neglect and breach Of duty on the part Of
defendants. Judgement of County Court re-
ycgsad and case renamed.
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THE subscriber having been appointed
1 Agent for tbc Ncw York Oil Manufacturing
Company, will keep constantly hand at his lacc
Of business Corner Of White and Pearl Stfccts,) in
quantities ~ suit customers
MACHINERY OIL, TANNERS OIL,
PAINT " WOOL "
SPERM " LARD "
ALSO,--BTRNTNG FLtID, VARNiSHES,
PITCH, Sc, g.
Consumer Of oil will End it greatly to their I'd
vantage 10 give call, ! supply all articles in
my line, at New lorh Manufacturers prices.
Families using Fluid aud Sperm, con be supplied
~ the gallon ut reasonable pricet.
GEORGE WADSWORTlI.
July c, 1858. w2wly
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COLLECTORS sale.

'KNtIiI taxes assessed on the real estate
! Of James Scott and IN my hands for collection,
being unpaid, have extended The warrants tor the
collection OF the same. on the dwelling house and
10, ON the west side 81 Maiden Lane, in this town.
recently occupied 10y thr family Of the said Scott
have also extended The sad warrants tor the col
lection oi the taxes assessed on the estate OF Jaha
gel Sherman, upon the Store on the west side ot
Church Sucr', occupied by James w Odell.
hrve also ,X;"uied lie and warrants Ter the colec-
riun ii the taxes assessed ON the estate OF Ann
Marsh Sherman upon the Brick Block on tie cor
upr of Church and Coer" Streets. occupied Bye.
Z Sauborn x Go and others. have also Extend
81 the said warrants for the collection ut the taxes
assessed on the estate of Clad1s B. Mlis, upon the
dwell ing house and lot on IKE south side ri North
Street. occumed rs the snid Mills. ] shall sell ut
Public AuctIou st the Court House iG Burlington,
ON tie 3Jth day Of July rcA, at IL O'Clock III the
py"nncn 50 much OF each ol the said Tenement %
will produce a sufficient t. pay said taSts, and
o'l icgc cost, thereon unless IL. sad taxes be paid
5:.?!e tiut dey. ;. v. AZ hOlt,
Constable ant Collector.
; Duri.nr'on June 90, 1873 WI
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y. Is. Bcci-Ex,ra includes nothing but the best
lurrc oxen, well stabilized at least one year
First quality consists Of large fat oxen, stall-fcd
at least several months.
5rcond quality includes the best grass-fcd oxen,
the best stabilized cows, and the beat three years old
steers.
Shccp-EXt:a consist Of choice Bucks and fancy
io"s for atoc.,, uul the best Colsets.
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:'rcGcIic,. WI! tcomb a.. VI. Cen. X. Y. Co

;'rcd"Iic,, VIII tcomb rs. VI. Cen. II. Y. Co
Cl,e for 50 negigcnlly building the rail
road Of the dcicndan,s across the land of the
plaintiff, that certain water course thereon
Wa uhatructcd, and he plaintiff land thereby
oyeriiowed AMI damaged. 1t appeared that
the delen tents in constructing their railroad
had erected an emblnkmcnt across the land
Of lie plaintiff and for the passage Of tie
water under this cmbankment had construct
el " wooden cuvcrt, witch by the testimony
sufficient strcngih,-anl after Il short time, was
filled up and otherwise got out of repair =
that the Plaintiffs land IN consequence of the
lnsuIccncy Of this culyert was overlooked
and suffered tic damages for which this ac
ton is brought 1t further appeared that
either the plaintiff or former owner of the
land had received certain sum of money
ir IN the defendants as land damages awarded
by appraisers, for tina! part Of the plaintiffs
land taken, and also for such decrease in
value as the land might sustain in consequence
Of the construction Of TIC railroad.
The Court by Chief Justice RedGeld held
That the damages, complained of in this
case, were not Of the consequential nature OF
those for which Hatch sucd,- the effect of
the prudent and lawful use of the defendant
property, but arose directly out Of failure to
comply with the requIsItion Of the defendants
charter Sec. 10. Of which provides that all
,rator courses md streams shall he rpslorpd In
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Ing ihc S'''"'' - - :,
across the upper part Oh '"t '''H w ~
and fell with special force on WiIIamsburgh
f., william sLurrh IL i said -
vi 80 .rr.. -. u.i..,.. ,i,,r,h
the St['l'' ~ ~, ~ Wv '' S;L
corner OF ''m'" '"u!'u "!l'.
was u wv" C"' var ~ WI =, u H..
t''" VI i''' w ...,.",i,.,' T.,,,,-
evening l""s'' w." '', '',, W Nn
y opposite o""'" ""' '''"ii." y
'o N.Y. - po. VI. r,,..r,.r.y Du,,b
- iiie sj''iiI =" N.Y. r i', G",,.' o,r
helor'".' I"''" III '''. ~. r,ii;,'. ~,
N'"'n '''',"' was Wv VIZ ~" IL ,,I 100
tne f3's u houses ~ w. "',' VI,
FOURTH street; "'r"i'''' r,N w.,
HTER\S' W.. ARp' any W. ~, .'' t ,''
thH h''I o, t"r ch"Fr"' WH''n "',-"> 800
pounds: He'll on the r'', q. lh' '''.
which Is separate ,'i'iHihg i"i"'''''''
"lioining' ana ItuAt'd between thr ''r"r'"
and No. ~ f'"rtN-Str'rt, ms roo, '"-
g'ther with thos' OF the three h'u.'' "', ,,"
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July c, 1858.
Wanted

( PARTNER ~ = WILL ESTABLISHED
Forwarding aHI Commission House, now doing
IL good busiacs, at Chicago, III. but now wishing
active VI slout psrtuor. None need apply who
not mon ci tno strict't integrity, have good ac-
quantanco Ess,, aui command capitol Of
Sj.uUO. TO .Hc' Il n3,r ., above described it il
needles to say that pes h.ttor p,iai in the United
states be found for bu iacs: mrn +, locate ia.
Addrcs, Boz No, l415, Chicago, ILL.,
July d. G.wl3t
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SCE.,sg H.syti,.

WE HAVE \ VARIETY or THESE VERY
w convenient articles, with and ithout IT, cash
ion. Ever! lady should ha,c one.
Ii. '. HORTON i co.
June 80. dGwtr
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Ss0Ol Wanted.
$3.50 EsEt EylsGsD,

TO The EW aad Coin BroEers City .lrsl.,rs
and I'o!,ce Offers. and M' PuJitc Generally
Of .\tw England Tie .u'G,Ne Safes, ohj
CGHGdo.
THE Association of Banks for the supprrs son Of
Countrrietlng Will pay the person who shall
furnish Information winch shall lead 10 t.t cuvir,ion
ant sentence OF The parties herein mentioned tho
following sums 10 wit; \ Reward Of Two Hun
cred and fIiiy Dollars 'or each person cou,ict-
I'd and sentenced Ter rngrayirr pate Plates tor
counterfeit Bank Eu,S. or dies Tor altering Bank
Bis, and \ .,cWard ofTWCnty- Five DolIa
iorcach person convicted and sentenced tor uuerlng
or passing counterfeit Bank Bills sid SUMS 10 ~
paid upon the prCseutallou at mo certificate OF tive
Judge, or the prosecuting cfi'cr. OF the Court
where such conviction sh1il ba oaaned-provided
said countrrtlts are on the Banks in New England.
Suitable rewards VII. asa he paid Tor The convection
aud sentence o the makers of counterfeit COM or Of
dies tor the same, ard !nr the u'j.nr Of such COM.
The above ale adt"ioLll 10 any rewards authorized
10y State laws.
Per order Of Executive Commi,i,e
J. VI. GORDON, SECRETARY.
Boston, June |, 1853 News
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SILVER SPOONS.

1 Good assortment Of Silver Spoons oil
, beautiful maruaclure aud finish, aud - ,ranted
,n,e as COIN, at II. / UOETONN
March L. dAwu
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y / )

In this village, on tho 9Th inst, On A. s
PITKIN, aged As years
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At IIinc.burgh, by Rev. o. s, IIoyt, June 9Oth,
WV. :. NEEpmAN, Of Shclburn to Miss H. NJ BrR-
RITZ Of llincsburgh,
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Atlantic white Lead.

ZINC PAINTS. VERMONT lin
u SrED OIL, boiied DO , and other Painting
materials to to mention IuSi received aUd
or sale cEeop BY G. STRONG
Nav 81 dEwN
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n
Y All Produce in packages or otherwise consigned
To us should be distinctly marked in our name and
the initials Of the consgnor
ASllES-Therc i, further decline, as anticipated
in our last report. sales Of Pots at 81 81 - and
Pearls - - 81 II are the present rates
BjTIER-Owing to the very warm weather last
week sales were moderate and at easier prices, and
the arrivals less. Favorable change this week, and
business Is more active, and all grades in fair demand
at quoted ruto~.
CtitE>t.-.iho stoc, is increasing upon the mar-
ket and prices permanently declined the fair and
common qualities duh of sale and plenty. Small
sizes, mild and rich, are worth a Sc.
FLOtlt-Market firm with n moderate demand.
GRAlN-Thcre is a better feeling in Corn. sales
Of prime yellow at 90 GGc white at 80 G0c.-
Oats, Northern plenty, selling at sc l7c. Rye at
95c. White Beans plenty and dull at - n 81 Is.
PRONlSlONS-Ihc market is steady with only a
moderate demand to meet the wants of home trade
Mt quoted rates, mos Lard is firm aud in bbls.
sales have been made at improved prices. There
have been sales at II IL lie, mos, in hbls. and
terces, lot of 800 ticrces choice selling at the lat
ter rate aud kegs at II lie per Id. mos,
VIOLIN Domestic Fleece and pulled the trans
actions have been light at quoted rates. In foreign
there have been sulos Of - bales Smyrna unwashed
at 10 l2c per b. mos lG0 bales smyrna, 30 bales
Cordoya, 10 900 lbs. fine Au5tfaliln and 1000 b..
German on private terms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-07-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

VIIIS may hereby certify HAT have
I g.ve' NV son. IItman l., his tins during the
remainder OF his minority, aud will claim none Of
his earnings nor pay any debts ot his contracting
uitPl this date. TIMOTHY MAY NARH
Richmond Jun= Is 1873. w5Ow1'