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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08
Office Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton
Plank R00d C0,nD0uu

PROPOSALS will be received at the
L Office Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton
Plank Road Company, until Saturday the
25th March next (lS54) for the build ;
ing Of two Bridges-one across Cypress
Bayou, and one across Whites Bayou
The bridges to be constructed according
to the plan and specialization to be seen at
this Office By order OF the Board
Jan. 20 A. SHOPPERS SEo'y.
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A. GOLDM ANN.
GRADUATE or THE MEDICAL FACULTY or LoUrstAsA.)
Druggist, ApOthirary and Chemist,
Corner Of Lnura and Thru nreels,
Baton Rouge. La.
THE subscriber has opened the fine new
i. brick store, corner Laurel and Third
streets; adjoining the post Office and will
keep constantly on hand, large and well
selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines
which he offers at New Orleans prices
Having made his profession the study Of
his life, and being able to show the most
ample and satisfactory certificates Of his
qualifications, he teetsconfilent Of meriting
The confidence and patronage OF the public
Country orders promptly filed. Physi-
clans prescriptions carefully prepared al
all hours.
Jan ls-lv A GOLDMAN.
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ELOUR loo Barrels choice Family
L Flour, just received per Falcon" and
for sale by JOSHUA BEAL
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THIS Institution, ircosporatetby iAte Act Of the
Legislature, Is delightfully."- situated at healthy
and retired part fthe city Of Memphis The build.
ings ample and cpmmodious, stand the centre Of
extensive @nd highly improved grounds, In part
shaded BY forest trees, and IN part tastefey laid
out and ornarnented with rare plants and shrub
berry.
The Academy Il under the charge Of the Sisters
Of the Order Of 81. Dominic, Tie system ofstudies
IL the that pursued in similar institutions
In Kentucky.
The annual cource n divided into two sessions
Of five months each 1.-THE first commencing on the
FIRST Monday Of septcmber, the second on the first
Monday Of February.
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For Sale.

A GOOD substantial second hand Buggy,
II harness and all complete. For terms
apply to THOS. PRENDERGAST
Gazette copy march ltf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-03-08

DALM SOAP-5O boxes No /, Pain
l Soap. good article for the trade o.
families, just received and for sale by.
mar 2 JOSHUA BEAL.
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j. L. WALLET.
NE w y r UG STO X E,
THIRD STREET, BATON RoUaL, LA.

OHe NOOF oOAW ~ 0bNWfNNFNB VTOceTy,
NEAR THE MARKET.
HAVING opened Drug Store In Baton Rouge at
IL the above mentioned place, the subscriber beRs
leave respectfully toeail the attention Of his old
friends and acquaintanccs to the same.
His stock il selected with care, and with strict
reference to the wants Of the people. Fresh sup.
plies are constantly being received, which will en-
able him to keep full, well selected and varied
assortment
long practical experience warrants him In
promising TO give entire satisfaction.
Country orders promptly filled.
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared ut all hours. feb-9-y-w&d.
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TERMS PER SESSION HALF SESSION
IN ADVANCE vi

IN ADVANCE. "a
For Board and Tuition in any Or all Of the fol-
lowing byanches:--Re Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
English Grammer, Geography, History, Rhetoric,
Composition, Criticism, Principles Of Natural Phi
losopby, Chemistry and Botany, Mental and Moral
philosophy. Plain Sewing Marking, $50 sso'
sos, according to the age or class Of the pupil.
For Day Scholars, Tuition, 41b, e2o, US, sccor-
ding TO age and cIass as above. t8Fsf
49, 49, EXTRA CHARGES. s{3r#&
Latin, French, Italian, SpaDish--eacl. -. .e12
Music on Piano Observation-Disclosures.
Music on Guitar ......................W
Music on harp. 80. ss.'.0V
Use Of Instruments .................o
Drawing and Painting. ...-.............-..lo
Fancy Work. .....................:b
Washing and Ironing. ..... ...-..........lO
Bed and Bedding. .................-.... ...O
Stationary. ........ .-.......o
For Further particulars see Circulars, or ad
dress the Mother Superior, 81. Agnes Academy,
Memphis.
feb 1s-d & VEN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10
L Ill Z G \ /. E DON MAN

NIo1ENT Assault rroS E,cuArp RI.
pANi.-About ten o'clock on THURSDAY last.
Ii. II. Dana, .Jr.. and Arson Burlinoamc. start
ed to walk over from Boston to their rc>jd,.n-
ocs IN Cambridge. Walking down Green St.
when opposite Aliens saloon. they passed
a gang Of fellows, two of whom arnroach-
Ell suddenly, and io>t!cd them One Of the
rn'''an~ then stepped forward and struck Mr..
Dana severe blow, bringing him to the
GROUND. lie then fed and Mr. HurIincamc
followed HIM. chasing him through an avenue
INTO the saloon. Some of the SQUAD then an-
Preached and he went back to Mr. Dana.
who was carried into Dr. Sa!tcr's Office. and
taken care o.: He is badly hurt in the eve.
AMI one othIs teeth is broken. bat we are ola;
TO learn t! at his injury is not very serious
No doub: the outrage was committed Lv
oiic OF M,r>hal Ercrman's guardians of the
I''". whol IN the employment of tie President
OF the nltcd States. las been tcachiNo the
people th"ir duties lurin. the past wceI,
=.
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DR.. WIS Mr. EAI.>tN OF WILD currcy
l. was known man wears ago that the Wiz, cherry
tr"" ~ t- cnat.. I,~>'>Sed Itir.aI',. rnel;cir.I
properties l'lce} ,hi- fact Va lr.r,, 70 ~. 49,
i@j'.n-. naI Gococ.ion OF The leaves or bark ,f
'!'> tr"" HH- ever been REGARDED tx tlicr nvsi.,,
4 Que 81 -" n - crr'jJai rcinc'' ia many Dis
"..-n~. H. trt severed V,'r- sjl!co ..,r.-rJ ~ .
attention q" b.. War hi.llv r,-r,ocral,,e mr.,
ti'j"4cr 81 }r-..,ia Il" i'ivc,,i:rl.,l vi c.ro
tn :e:;'':..- ',r.,,.-."s at The Vii
il Ct."''- tlon administered alone. at vIc, -;
combination u:'h o:llcr remedial a.c,->. lie t,,r
tha' il IH-u-I Writes IL @ht be Greatly i,n.,r.,.i
:ii hv c.!, .'- i .,;.'j ',.-ro,l .,rt- ;,'.n ,~
critics Vtr" W." proved a., generally rcc..r.,i,oI ,
p.licj'o VIZ rr.,luc. which constitutes = ,on,Jv
of .,';' VAIN il; rul...nllary Affections mad 4:
Of the chest and throat-''i-ca~c> which arc nr,vr
hHiiV prevalent in or cities AM ,r,.. towns ,,
Often prov" l;,'a >wciln. he bills of ,r.r,,,i.v
q much c:;!trr extent than j The case with mos,
others. We b.! almost SAIL AL othct cla,>s, of DIX.
c.~r-
lNtNINE tI".El.l EFt"Er rrEciI,>ivG. TIE
genuine HIi>,ln is Irt II, in hotties v i,h III.
In. WI,rAE'> BAl,AM cf WILD CHERRY" Phil
Il. ti"Nn in The gi3.-4:ch bottle hearing q I,i.'
on IL" front. with the Signature If H. W!>r,r. un
lh> Wili hr onNci"i.ci hereafter with II vr;,i,i,,.r
rorYri-li' -cc':r" II H. az which will a,v1y> l,,-
pear IT,. written Signature q! II. Er1T>.'' ANY
"i'' c"'n'c'-;;jI. the a-I WRAPPER. or i,r,;,,r
The IN" ~.'a'r "i the General \.eit Ill l. ,,l!,.-
SIN ":il III" utmost ric"r "t the law.
None ! Genuine uni.-, signed !. III IT'S ON the
Wrapper
A"t>r~.-]. {. E'i,iam. s.. .joI,ll>hurv: Ioi,r
BACON. H;jr.i,~hury Center: WIn. Nc,inr;,.v. I.vn-
don t"if'r J. Il. E1r'cil " Co.: Lyndon centre
HI F'l'rr- SHEFFIELD: :. :. H:,,rll.r.I ,;loy,r.
y L Unison. l;atr,: tic,. C"u,r-. Ey,.,a,c; T..
+. Nr"h~. f'""hmn: Ill, b"ninr * co., nanvi!le
--,-r-==.-.=zz- s-y,.r-r-v-,
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..,. mon Or tie oreuIa'ion q. Greece
49,. lac-.inc. Spain refuses ul.onii,i,nal-
England !.n:r. oni~:al'v'' Eat She La, ten
5- ,ir!..r slips or men to protect CuIa
.a..''- Jai.,l STAT. or % promote AZ
..ntou there
O.iia. dispatches from Mr. Gree ONLY
......lg. 1iolc:, discussions have taken place
,.I. ~mlvirlI Islands. about annexation TO
,.,n.;cl states. He Ia, made no treaty.
..wilcn,cr into one as soon as practicable
Seven Days Late from Europe.
w H. Royal Mail steamship Asia, from
I;.lro. May -.
DETAILS OF WARNEWS.
! ic,,utch received in Iari, from Vienna.
o.. =. l1.h. states that Tie bombardmci.t Of
with eighty pieces Of cannon. laI
..a., ;rcI.
Irc ,ya"uation OF Lower WaIachia hal
l..u >H~p"ndc'l.
Ia, Allies are now in sole possession of
Van and as the French have already al
,ar.. ~ .idrIanopic, The Turk, h garrison
,tt'tt ar, j. on it. way TO Nhu:n1
II, al>o conii'Icntl Y asserted at CONSTANT
.lc,a; the E'ryHch viii place a reserve
,n.urcrs are already taking mca>urncA,~
ora terrified camp.
lcsia,rh from Con,fantinoplc ,otthc 9,h
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@trlllJ.

".
C>rEf AiToINrNrNT.-Wc learn that a
son OF Henry T.. Stoughon. ..>u.. of Bellows
Falls. las received the appointment of Ca,lct
at West Point from this Congressional Dis
trict
L: The news Of the passage of the Ne
hra-ka h!l was received in Hartford. Conn.
with the t0llin9 OF the bells In kccrc. y. II
minute Guns were fired all the bells toIlcd.
and The .Nucri an a-, was hung in black on
cdnt>diH afternoon. rs a fitting expression
the universal sorrow and Indignation cans-
cd hv the passage Of the bill
Z The Dc>crct News. Mormon News
paper. announces the death of"C lali>>;, ~mitl
'hc wife Of john smith. patriarch over the
church Of Jesus Christ and latter day SAINTS.
ant mother OF GEORGE T. Smith, one of the
t",lIr apostles. on Feb. Eth.
(. \ man namc'!Io>cph Campbell recently
d:c'l in Campbell county. Georgia. at the adj
Nmcc'i a.c OF Minc,y->rycn It's children.
Grandchildren and rcat-graud--,l.iI!rcn.
were touu'! 10 number two hundred and
twrn'> five; lu; the most rcmuhaEc cir
c"m~l1n.r was III" ssol.~N OF the whole
-roup Wa his own child.
Z ljr. Anlrcw MrFar,,r.L. formerly >n-
pcEincnIyIlt al the A>,lum for the ln<a...
At Concord y II. has been appor.tc! ,u,cr-
IhtcuIcnt OF similar institution in Illinoi.
h> the authorities OF that St,:r.
< In Yah. on The death of man his pro-
"rty 'ir>ccnd> 10 Tie Mormon Church. Ia,
wives and children not bcin. recognized as
heirs. The Church is the sole heir to all prop
crtv
Il Two cmmi>sarcs of Kossuh's were
HANGED on the 29th of April,at Place called
II. George. IN Transatlantic Their names
were Joseph Nara'lv and Franz Bartai>.
Two OF their companions were rcpricvc1. hu,
VIII have TO endure an imprisonment for
y.
T. Invent, five cmanciyatrd negroes LEFT
Savannah on Wednesday, t. join Tic cxvc,!i
ton 10 Liberia from !;a.timorc
3 -" T. ''"' ':ie'! Of cholera ]" The
>!Nth Ward OF New Work. '1~t wcrk Trc,
OF the deaths were IN one Ao,-r.
r. Ill.,,
'''' 'c"''> '"'
''eFrlt smith viii very soon resign his seat in
Congress rn account oi i. hc:lti His size
'c>''r N'I pr''.'aiN To- chosen III November
L lfvou are afflicted viii, any ,o.,,..,,.,
,.,:.1.,..: ',
~. = '''' nv ~ ~
.;,.,n.I " ....,H ''' "'''' Il IA
\ !;;rrrr ArI,Ir In tf,;,.o r.cc,.,,
q. Wotr,}yo.I
t.. Four o! those Injured LIZ ,l,r ,rron+
o.,.;,i,.,t an ,L. C. "
r.itro,l j',.,, s:,,..,:l '"'"''
nav >,"'c '''''' n'ah'h@ '''' whole
number hiIlc! eleven. Several others are "
Inr in 4 rfr..a,i0u; condition
tool! acton upon the .Ioo u,,c>,;on arJ -,
cnr,!jI1c to th. TOWN r.,.,ri, :,
''"' ~ Jus IL WIS N"'''!.
''"' i' -, '''>o''' ",'m ~. ''c town owning
V'.->' >iIa'I DC Muz/.cc
~ ''h''i T.. \ retriever In
>r'iiii''!ISin. IN a letter written !v him FROM
A-tliahuia County. OHIO. states fila. tL.> ,,;r-
II n. ~, i ,.,.,-1 49,.
Il .L.,.u l,,.l.
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'cr-'l@hf, was poured in An attem,t 70 cct
"' nic ire from tho door proved little moro
successful, and The Increasing smoke and
hca: were faS. driving the frcucn t;om ,Lo
"'u''''h". when fire anrihilator WAS nroc,,r-
c'I i'''' N"~~r>. Pccks 4 Co.. and dis harocI
INSIDE. with most happy effect. The mass Of
flames was immediately cxt;ncni>l,c,I. The
men were all" to commence actively in
Throwing ont Tie contents and short vorI;
was mad" OF what FIRE sill remained under
''" h''T and III spots to which the vapor Of
'he annlhiator did not penetrate. hv streams
OF water thrown through the door and lolcs
broken through the walls of the building
It was two hours or more after tLc alarm was
Gwen before tho fire was PIT ont. An c,rl;-
cf Use OF the anll!llG:or would probably have
saved much labor and some property. The
fire no doubt caU..lt from the stove ar Ir,.;,,.,
lrr' winch ran around the interior OF H.,
!rFhouS". The amount OF DAMAGE was for
'"na'eIy not Very largc.-j:nf;ng.on Trcl
F,ts<.
NJ, Hj,,AN.-h mass convention of all who
ar" opposed 20 lhc conSummation of the Ne
l'a>ka fraud is called to assent l., at ka!ame-
roo on thc2l>t'in,: there t. concentrate their
opposition 70 The rari'! ~,ri,.c~ of the Slave
i'o"cr. IN ,'i"f 4 manner a Shall be deemed
most practical and efficient. and TO protect
their own cherished rights as citizens of Free
states
{: There arc 10 be si< judges in the new
territory Of Kansas and Nebraska. These
ar" all TO be appointed ly the President. and
VIII OF course he mere tool, Oft the a,Imnistra
ton. and vii! decide all questions concerning
slavery as .jcf. DAVIS and Ca!cL CUSHING NAV
instruct This is what the loco.oco< call
'popli!ar severe; gntv"
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Seven Days Late from Europe.

~ ,hc i:oyal Mail steamship Asia, from
.. NIy rn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-26
MEDICINAL.
SMOTMERED FIRE LONG PENT UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
Tremendous Volcanic CruptiOn!!

TERRIFIC EXPLOsION!!
tremendous volcanic tTuPtiOn!!
man ''Seared as with Hot Iron"
III tn e Sc HING LAVAl!l
ZONE three years ago we took into smploymeL
we,e we pleased with his to business, and
the interest he displayed in pecunary Affairs that
the course OF few months we took him into limited
partnership for year. Thus by large pecuniary gain,
and the introduction Of his into the rcal
community he warmed into social and public being
and vitality by and through our aid ana influence -
viper like he sung the hands that gave him
Having the immense popularity of that wonder
I rHEMEX CANMUsrANo LINIdnNT!
And not having genius enough 10 originate nellec
and talent enough to sustain article Of his concep
ion anu original and independent OfOthers for exs-
tence-use all parasites he determined to cling to the
SKIRTS aud draw vitality sustenance and sapyo from
oilers. he made mixture Of "TAR and TURPEN.
iiNE-nlched from US "A name mutilated our direc.
tons and advertisements, and called this abortive de-
formity Volcanic Oil Liniment." with a shallow and
forts to induce dealers and the people to BuY and
worthless. filthy and trash by representing II
70 De similar to- and equally ecaclous with the original
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
hut he has synaliy failed in sabOred attempt at decep
TO make precarious support What say o. such
mani 1.-The has any conscience we need say no more
has none we can only warn the public against i'm
position and thus for the present we leave him in his
naked deformity and exposed Ia the
BIZ lNINa, FLAM IS OF TRUTH.
NFCAUTION NUMBER TWO.
Another feeble effort has been made TO profit by the
Popularity article, by man in Louisville who put
up few gross OF preparation which he called mer
can Mustang iniment" He has, however. become sat
ised OF the he committed and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will more inf &c our
rights attempt deceive and impose upon cre-
dulty unsuspecng confidence of he public on whom
he is dependant for his living. With this pied e. we
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ne IS over his past acts and let him go in peace.
But WI WARN The AFFLICTED!
To be ware OF all impOsiti0ns and no nimen that
has not name the wrappers and directions and
the evidences OF the copy right secured " you will
worth ofyour money get reliei from your infer
mites and bless the day that You used the
MEXIC 4 MUSTANG IMMINENT.
he Lnimen put up in three sizes. and retails
at 25 cts, 80 cts and 81 The large ottles contain much
fore cheapest
NJ Principal Office 3O4, Broadway, New York and
corner Third and Market streets ST. Louis No. and for
sale 10y dealers in Drugs and Medicines and b., country
store Keepers in all parts Of the United States
IT ? For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY e. CO.,
MILLER & CO.,
jyi6-lyd&w and several other Druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nACJN' MG;ssCANraLE CvD..A...
sSSuhr"Esr CORNER or SIXTH AND WALNUT, cINciSNari
leg 10 his new building, northwest corner OF Wal.
nut an sixth Streets where he has fitted up splendid
neither pains nor expense in making them in every re
In the United States
tn, plan adopted IN teaching combines practice with
sneory nstea nf using books the pupils exercised
In na<ilg original entries Of every day business
actions: ouruazing posting. balancing accounts open
ing anu closing Of great variety Of different OF
BOOKS, both for partnership and individual business
where ne business bee and adverse and
thus qua ing the student for entering into the pract-
cai duties the accountant in kind Of business
The OfinstructiOn will consist Of DOU BILE En-
Ikf BOOK khEPtNG. embracing every department
OF trade anu mercantile accounts, viz Wholesale re
TAIL CT mission, exchange, banking, manufacturing
shipping, in tviral. trtner hip, steamboatng and
compound CO business; commercial! calculations
practical penmanship and Lectures on commercial Nv
also lectures On the science of accounts custom Of
chants, etc.
arg ed mas made arrangements with Messrs Fsnrv
SNOW, Esq, Hon. h. Storer Prof. G.. w. Wright an 4
~ 81 es'urers 70 denvera cours. OF o' 'fes
on me subjects of common law, history Of commerce,
political economy connected with chem
i as connected with and other subjects Of
great importance a commercial point Of view never
before iRtr duced In any Mercantile College i'm the u
States Pupils instructed Individually, and not In
classes so that dents enter at time, and
eeei IN tue ratio o. their capacity and assiduty.
Public examinations are had though pupils are ex
amined privately IL they desire it, when the student
derspes rgii sud thorough interrogation by the P:in
cipa assisted by committee Of Practical Accountants
an business Ien aud Diplomas awarded to those who
are deemed worthy Of them.
course can he pleted In from six to weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure I'm doing everyhip
In his power to advance his students, and make then
thorough and 'conplshed accountants; and his exten
i've acquaintance with the business community viii,
generally enable him tn procure situations for those lie
irous Of obtainny them.
TEX Ms For u full course or lessonsi In Book Keep
ing, Writing. ca nnsrrial Calculations. Com rcal
Jaw. e..so (oct2-dSwiy,R. =. BACON. Principal
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Evansville that be is new better prepar
ed than supply their tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FREsH, in the line OF Family
Groceries.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
ring the past year, confidently expect continuance OF
share Of the trade diional claim
and shall spare no efforts to merit it.
am constantly receiving all the heading articles Of
Family supplies fresh fiom country; and shall
hand ut All times, Fresh Butsr. Cheese, ard Eggs
Poultry Fresh Meats, Dried and Pick led Meats
ALSO
complete assortment Of Dry Groceries Of every de.
cripion. Teas, Coffee, Sugars Neasses, Flour, Feed
exc.
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all good. 10 the
doors Of the purchasers promptly upon The receipt Of
their orders. Call and xsnne stock.
IN. COOK,
oet22 Opposite the Post Once.
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=. NJ. sSowDoS.. GEORGE y. oTTt
sNOWDON d OCTE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CURTAIN, UPHOL
STERY AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
No. 81 WEST FOURTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AMI
WALNUT. SOrTH SIDE
CINCINNATI
NAE would respectfully call the attention OF al those wit
w ia Of goods superior
ment consisting IN part OF
Fine Spring Mattresses, Counerpaines white and cold
80 Hair do. (Fsrying 81 Z s25 each
&c Cotton do Comforts aud BED Spr
&c Husk do Linen aud Muslin Sheets.
Feather Beds. Linen * Muslin Pillow Slips.
Bolsgers and Pillows. Towels. &C.,
CURTAIN GOODS,
Br"csele Satin D. Lame Worsted Damasks Swiss Goods
and Muslin Curtains by pairs yard and Drapery Mus
iu Of all kinds.
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt Metal Cornic Curtain Bands and Pins Loops and Tas
Our assortment Of CURTAINS AND SHADE GOODS We
think will be found superior other Stock brought
OIL CLOTHS.
Also
Towelipgs and Sheetn Table Lisens Piano and Table
Door Mats and other articles useful
to Hous-ke. Our aim will be please all who
with their patronage.
81 All work made BY us warranted
ausls-2w 81 West Fourth ST., bet. Main Walnut.
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CO.PARTNERSIIIP.
dec14


JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN r., BET. lST AND I'd.
20. Schaener q Schroeder's old sta d.
7 RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and srroHnd country, that have tax the above
stand, Diet rmiued to continue the business, and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana cigars
and Tobacco Of the hes brands that Eastern markets
ford; also Snud and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds Mer.
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail.
tiles, at the lowest cash prices, Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapI u
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NOTICE..
MI ESSRS. LEWIS e. HOWARD having purchased our
V1 Wharf boat wish thanks the liberal
patronage bestowed upon hitherto and ask
Of the towards them.
We beg further friends OF and all
that continue the Commission and forwarding business
heretofo We have engaged ample Wharf facilities
the River and having Canal and other
tofore We do not hesitate insure satisfaction in
msnt.
We continue to make liberal advances all property
signed 10 us for sale and
also promptly I'LL all orders the
goods the produce Of the having ample facilities
do such business the best
Once. asformery. under the Telegraph Once.
e22-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL AZ SON
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKINou

NTESSRS. SATERLEE e. Dt'GARMO have now on
vi hand good assortment of and two h-rse Car.
riages Roekaways and Buggies, manufactured their
own shop after the most approved and modern styles
Messrs. ). Dec will promptly ill all orders for eus-
tom work in the neatest and substa ntal
and not surpassed by Eastern either In
quality or price. They have experienced Carriage
Black Smith who does up the Iron work ia style not 70
be exeaied. APPLY
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NEW YO1K COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS II. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
I'D In the above business respectfully solicts consgn-
ofall kinds of Western produces which will receive
immediate and personal attention ut the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20-f Evansville, Ind.