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rifE t;nENrEsr nIseoYEl.Y or rnE

VIE tkEAfESE DIS OfEikf Of THE
At:E.-psaHfers, Farmers, Families aud others,
pfrcaa-e k,.lnedy eft nj Ia itr Tobias VENETIAN
IiSiHt.NT tor dysenfery. choiIc. Group, chronic.
riicsasfsin. thfUats, toOtiaache, sickness
rass harms. sweiiiss. bruises, old sores headaciie
III sfnlt0 plies pains the limbs. rlesf hack, &c
Il IL does aui give relief. the mney will be feitId
ed all thai il .sScd. is isla aud u according to
ths tireclto:s. .sos
Iiis an Eagiish remedy. aad was used by William
ths w. late krig ol Ensland and by him.
aes.fe RIsaasalisn wien ever, Thing else had
isilede
DYER 10 QUO 900 Ioiiler have been sold ia The Un
trd u aics wiiLUat single liaiiurr. Ias mauy have
staicd that they wBud not be ti % s. D
per hottie. ia al Comp, is certain ~
applied. a .ss. f
a. cures cholera. WHOM first taken, few hours
Dyseniery in half an honf; TooIbnche in five min
II perfectly innocent 80 take nis rnaiL aud
Isrecsmmenecd by The most eminent physicians the
United States.
ajs PRICE 25 AND 80 CENTS. ps
DIR. TOBIAS suiS ill dozen newspapers with
eerIilenles and letters reatas Ia the wonderful
accomplished by his Linimens, hut Crusaders wiirr
isg o. sufficient amy person ~ 10" does not obtain
DR. TOBIAS has paI up a HORSE LlNfAlRN'r in
pint bottles. which Is warranted cheaper and better
tann other for ehoic. scratches old sores! CALLS
sSeilings, cnis. bruses.9e Price 80 cents.
.flEsE1zs ssssals = DIR. TOBIAS, OFFICE, D.,
-ktts.ss.t-ll 40 Greenwich sirset. New York
Jan. 10, ic34-eon .ly. ssfs ~ st1l .si8s fiF
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BuENA VISTA. Dec 9o,b 1880

. BUENA VISTA, Dec. 29ih, 1852.
Ihave witnessed with much satisfaction the working
IN my barn. oi new Corn Shelter put up for my in
spectOn by the Messrs. Reading. the Patenees and
have no hesitation saying that il seems to me great
ly superior 10 any Other have ever seen in use Its
capaciy Is fully one thousand bushels per day. and
ihls exhibited by the employment of only four horses
ana four men The cobs separated by il from the
gram ana the grain Itself much less broken than by
me diners think II very great Improvement in
Smelling Corn. Join NJ CLAYTON
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GUANO! GUANO!

GUANOs GUANO!
1000 Tons No. l Government Peruvian Guano
1000 Tons Super Phosphate of Lime.
1000 Tons Mineral Guano. For sale BIZ
49, ALLEN a. NEEDLES, s IT,
20 South Wharvcs, and 80 South Water St
-. First store above Chestnut street,
July 10, 5l-3m. Philadelphia.
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ks:,iisiimg Hardware assss TaOl
go Sfass,. exclusively. ts&

Largest EsIabIi.hinenf of The kind in the q y.
,siATM. NJ MCCLURE a. BRO, NJ. ~:
"a Nv Market street. above Se,eihlI. PhIIa..
Ilnn!sc. refs DEPOT for Locks 81 all kinds
- wIrfaaie quality. '.Pateit SyeTed Glass
Knobs
PreaaiaHi Pore ian Knobs over leo patterns
Silver Plated nobs. Hinges. Dc, with the most
cid, i-e assonm Of aithe Modern Goods IA this
Linc.
P4r.hasers arc invited to all aud exaiaine our
sI,,ss t,1Iat .eue tee by Man iii desired. 81
Hui kirKesisgers and Fenialat0rs art0ry Prizes
esJ- NJ 0rd.rs psI zap under hc immediaiesuperyL
sion 4 he IRA. CALi. AND SEE u.s..
-msfch -. 3 6m. ssa
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New WALL Paper Warehouse.
burton IL LANING Manufactures and Import.
- ers No. l2l ARCH street, second -OOr above
Sixth, Philadelphia, where may be inun the largest
aud handsumest assortment Iu the city.
Purchasers from the country will nd il to their ad.
vantage 10 call at our store where they will be shifted
with Superior article al the lowest prices
BURTON a. LANING,
NO.l2 Arch itreet ,abVve Sixth. PLlladel ,,hia
march %. 81 3m,
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J. L. EVANS, Gun Maker,

SO South street, Philadelphia,
IXIOuI respectfully iu> lie the arenIlon Of Sports
w men 10 hrs sleek Ol Doable and Single Guns,
which Isiirgc aud varied Al guns sod Wy me are
" rrenled be Mat they repfess ned. Repairing
"ne in the bvst manner An assortment OF powder
isks shot belts, powder. shoI. cals, &c, Always On
aus. with gemer. assortment Of fishing tackr all
nj which are sud The reaSonab Terms A lib
era. dsconi,t made Ia couniy dealers All orders
promptly attended 10. ta
sept5. 5 Ism. aa
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c:UTTA FERCHA
.WAIER PROOF GOODS

1hA LII L NUT OO1J)S.
IGhEST MEDALof Worlds Fair, and Gold Medal
OF American Institute, awarded for these Goods
WAREHOUSE OF CO.: IO2 BROADWAY.
and l PINE STREET,
where may be found Gulia Percha Goods. in great
variety lar superior TO any ether Wafer Proof Clouds in
'ie nlafk 5 comprising many desIrnble articles Tor
EAPORI, ANi2 COUNTRY TRADE,
consisting m part Of Coats Cloals Pouches OYeraIls
Legglns, Caps SOuwesters Camp Blankets Horse
lovers carnage Cloths, Piano Covers, Fire Buckets
travelling Gags, Surgical Articles steam Packing and
hundreds of other articles
These goods are free from unpleasant oJor very
tenacious pliabe and elastic mol Injured by fatty sub
stances ani unlike India Rubber will not decOm.
pose and become sticky.
Are Cheaper;
Different from any other Gntla Percha made in This
country Or Europe, and
WARRANTED TO STAND ALL Gil
MATES
"erihcetes from persons who have tested the Goods
may be seen al the Store OF lhe Cuinlnl.tv
TERMS Liberal.
Dealers are invited to examine tncse Goods beCoro
purchasing elsewhere
'OIueIs executed to any amount at short notice.
" SAUIION-B Base limitations. made of Vanished
dnola are already being offered IN the market
therefore, purchasers should bear IN mind thai n
genuine Goods are stamped with tic trade max OF tl
Company -
WILLIAM RIDER,
aug. - 'l'dm. Pres'i y A. G.P. Co.
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Notice.
FARM FOR SAIL.

80 \ OW offered, al fkitA IL SALE
Tsiii the :" DEER PARK" FARM. in
Ea.I DucS Creek Hundred, Kent county,
delaware, lying on the South side OF the road
leading from Sniyrna to. Millinston--being
aboniIeight miles from the farmer. aud four from
the liter plac'. This Tract OF Land adjOins
tn. lands of W.. 4. Hazel, f. Tilghman, and
otIFrs, aud cuniIIs 3e5 ACRES, mere or less !:
2,J being cleared lanl-tw0-thIrds VI which
x.sr has been lncJl.-lnd the bylaice we'll
eI% set IN WHITE OAK. ClIE.SAUT, and
--4-- BLACK OAK TIMBER. $50
~ Aay person wishing to purchase land
would do well Ia call and cXamiDe SAID Farm.
Ii will b. sl1wn To all waJ may wish 10 see IL,
by, The owner, Z
B. f. Bi.ACKISToN.
S.pt. l3. ISji-6m. .. .-- n
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100000 GIFTS

kTTY CE0f the actuqt Cost of $l50,OOO =
Each purchaser OF a One Dollar Engraving there.
fore, not only Engraving richly worth The
money, busasU ticket which entities him 10 one of The
Gifts When they are distributed ff t.+I
For FIVE DOLLARS. a highly finished Engray inc
beautifully painted ia Oil. aid Five Gift Tickets, viii
be sent; Or fiye Doars worth of splendid Engraynps
can be selected from the Catalogue.
A copy of The Catalogue, together with specimen of
the Engravngs can be the Office OF This paner
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually worth
thai sum, and Gill Ticket, will immediately be for
waTded. $3.50
AGENTS: A g 81
The Committee believing that ihe success of this
Great National ndel takg will be material promo.
led 10y the energy and enterprise Of intelligent and per-
sevefng tgeHts hive resolved 10 treat with such on
the most liberal terms. b. ...s, ..l.... - -.
Any person washing. TO become ,an Agent, by sending
tpost alD 81 Nlllrecene by RETURN mail. One Dollar
Engraving, Gill Ticket, Prospectus, Catalogue
and all Olh.r necessary information. - :
On the final completion Of the sale the Gifts will be
placed ia The hands OF Coipmtee OF The Purchases rs
To be DISTRIBUTED due notice of which will be gwen
throughout Ike United States and ne Canadas.
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Ills Nizilsin1

FRiIL ~ "a is.i lSlsS.
Stare, No - .Y,fth 81 81, PltLenLclphia,
4teN Ak. 40 u ANUEACTUEtRS.
Csrisrs ap ssts :eise raj .sftsel
q I-Insss, " "A ,.cssie and i;eIaIl
tr IL iHia.''Sr,. - Aarrgarctia Sweet.
JalsI3th. IS53--lv
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AMERICANA ARTISTS
Lrn,an Ia NLON!nn

fTSffE fmerican-A risss limos would rosuectfIIIv
Il announce 10 the citizens of the United SIotes and
the Canadas. that for the purpose of cullvag a taste
for the fine arts throughout the country and with the
view of enabling every family TO become possessed OF
Age they hav7 determined ia order TO create an exen
sire sale for their Engavngs, and thus not only give
employ menf To- large plumber artists ana Others but
inspire among our counirymen taste for works Of art
10 present the purchasers OF their engrayIngs whom
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A Wrong Charge.

The editor of the Enquirer says, that
while ago we were fussing over there being
so few honest men in the South! Is this
fellow mere forgetful fool OF falsifying
knave! We have repeatedly said, that we
did not blame any Southern man for support
ing the Nebraska Billiard in substance
that we impeached no Southern mans hon.
esty for taking this position. 1.-THE North
volunteers surrender of her rights, and this
surrender be highly desirable to the South,
we no not blame the South for accepting
the offer. She breaks no National compact,
or at least is not responsible for the breaking
of National compact in this case. But we
have "fumed" perhaps at those Northern
dough.faces who made this base surrender,
without solicitation on the part of the South,
and against the wishes of the people OF the
North. We are for holding them and the
dough.face administration which backs them,
to strict accountability. We have no war
to make against the South. We wish to ex-
ercise no influence that may assist in array
ing the North against the South-but we do
want to array the honest and independent
patriots of the North against the miserable
dough. faces who have betrayed them and
their interests. And it is for this that the
Wing party, and those of the Democratic
party, feeling as we do, are called abolition
lists! We are for the abolition of dough-faces
and traitors of every stripe. We despise
them more heartily than ever an abolitionisl
hated shareholder. We advocate the
North holding fast to her own rights, and q
political death to the Northern man who may
seek to basely surrender or betray those
rights. AS for charging dishonesty on
Southern men who may express a perfect
willingness to accept this surrender unC
profit by the treason or bad faith of Northern
men, we never have done it nor shall we evel
do it. But we shall speak just as freely O.
the south and Of Southern men if ii becomes
necessary, as of any other section or people
There is nothing in the cry of abolition tt
make us tremble-although there is but one
expression in the political world we would
detest to be applied to US more than "aboli
tionist''--and that is, Northern Dough-face
I Our neighbor has the honor Of deserving an,
bearing that.
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North Carolina Election.

The Administration received signal re.
buke at the late election in North Carolina.
A sound Wing has been elected Governor OF
that State over a Democratic candidate, OF
the real Pierce school,. and who was elected
Governor at the preceding election by $500
majority! This blow has astonished the De-
mocracy, and no wonder the little organs OF
the Administration are quite indignant. 1t
is more than probable that The Wings will
slso have majority in the Legislature
very important consideration, as this Legis-
lature has two U. S. Senators TO elect, one
to supply the existing vacancy, and the other
to fill the seat that will become vacant in
March next by the expiration of Mr. Badger:
term Of service.
The Enquirer is much troubled in spirit
that we should presume to exult over the
North Carolina election. He has q right t
be, and we intend to give him the right to
be troubled at our exultation on frequent oc
casions hereafter. He declares we are &C
tually exulting over the success of Nebras
ka Wing! Possibly that is the case, but a
all events We are exulting over the defeat o
Nebraska Locofoco, which certainly doe
US some good. The Nebraska question ba'
nothing to do with the late North Carolin
election, so far as we have learned. 1t wa
Whiggery Us. Democracy, in the old fashion
ed way, and the fact was abundantly prove
in the success of the former, that the Wing
are not all dead yet!
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CARRIAGES, BUeGIEs, &c.--We neglected
to say in last Fridays paper. when noticing
the arrival OF M. g. E. DeGarmo's fine car.
rage that it came from the manufacturing
establishment of Messrs. Ellis and Myers, oil
New Lisbon, o. BY the way, Mr.. Ellis, OF
the above firm, has been among us during the
summer, and has sold some of the finest es.
adjustments in the way Of carriages. bug.
gios, &C., that have ever been offered in thi;
market. If any of our citizens want any
thing neat, substantial and cheap in this
way, they would do well to patronize this
firm.
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~ The editor of the Enquirer thinks the
Journal has been doing all it can to dissolve
the Union! Poor fellow-we have come so
near dssolving him, that he no doubt sees
nothing but "dissolving views" in every
thing he looks at. At present he is regard
ing the Democratic party, which he has been
led to believe is the Union, and he doubtless
sees beautiful dissoluing uieD in that, which
ne very properly lays in part to US. He will
see the grand finale next October.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMEMORATIVE
report OF the proceedings of the Democratic
County Convention of last week, as publish
ed in Saturdays Journal, having included all
the regular proceedings of that meeting. it is
not necessary for us to publish the report OF
the Secretary, which contains nothing more.
1t the Secretary, friend Whittlesey, thinks
our report is not a sufficient compliance with
the request of the meeting. we shall be happy
to publish his minutes, as we wish it under
stood particularly by our Democratic friends,
that we are always willing to publish the
regular proceedings of their convention when
requested.
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" The editor of the Enquirer is trying
70 throw suspicion from himself by accusing
US OF being acknowledging" He has
suen excellent claims for being veritable
Know'Nothing, that we would be almos, as.
tonished if he directly denied the fact. Ifbe
does deny it, that will be Presumptive evidence
with any one acquainted with his character
for veraeity, that he is one.
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The Germans Smith Miller.

ne tse anu SiItsth
The Reform of the llth, contain, an ar
ticle in English type, on Hon. Smith Miller,
to be coninued-not, Miller but the article,
for he will scarcely be continued another
term. We extract the closing paragraph:
"Hurrah for the democratic!" was the
shout of our german hunker-sheet (the
Volksbote) when the Homestead Bill, or
rather the La nd Graduation Bill had passed
the Senate.-Hurrah for the democracy! she
has in spite of Natives and Know Nothings
effected the passage of the Homestead Bill!'
And in the same squeak these very hunkers:
-"Hurrah for Smith Miller" whose vote
against the Homestead Bill is the CREST
achievement of his glorious congressional
career. Shall the people cry or laugh over
this Smith MillerDemocracy! /.
How our German friends, who were
lately, and are now for aught we know, op.
posed to the Nebraska and in favor Of the
Homestead bill, can vote for Smith Miller
who voted exactly contrary to their wishes
on both bills, we cannot comprehend. But
we have TO idea they will vote for him a
mass. They cannot do so without opposing
their own feelings and opinions on these two
prominent measures.
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PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

WE had until oate considered the days for selling and Of
buying Patent Medicines past and that the
Medicine worlds fevered nhabitaats
But give up. Dr. L. Adams Liver Bssam talked
Of used and creating sensation than
other Compound before the public aud should this be the
Ii positively than other
Medicine Its ostensbie fact that this Med
good what claims Warrantee-and
esrn Of the failure In what it claims do. We
pledge ourselves that there humbug about it. See the
testimonials IN this paper.
See Aave rise m. MT In This paper ey3
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

A III SANDERS. Esq.-You will please my name
candidate fer election thu Office SHEFF of VAN
derbllrgh County, at the easang October election.
augI JOHN 5 GANlTT.
Rs We authorized announce the name Of IRA A.
FA dIdate Tor SHERlFF Of Coun
at the October election. subs 10 the decision OF
the County onNention. ey22 If
ci-We are authorized announ Asa i,rhart
d3ats for recollection ncc ofJndse OF the Court Of
Pleas Di.rriet the counties of
rburgh ensuing October election
eyi5
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~ DR.. Ross present of peaches kept in
our memory atleast two hours, for that was
about as long as the stomach ache lasted
which they produced. But they were fine
samples of peaches, and we thank him for
them.
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OF Dr.. s. E. Leonard, an old and inAu-
entail citizen of New Albany, died there on
the 9Th inst.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT. r.
By TIE
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.


COLUMBUS. To PITTSBURGH PHILA DkLPHiA. BAL
TIM0RE AND NEW YORK.
Atsix O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTSBURGH.
Az six O'Clock NJ and clock A M;
and five o clock Il. NJ
FARE REDUCED
Cincinnati Philadelphia
Cincinnati 70 Baltimore
Cincinnati New York via Philadelphia
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
Cineinna Pittsburgh (front car. SOD
Time Cincinnati 20 Pittsburgh ~ hours
lime Cincinnati TO Philadelphia 3O hours
lime Cincinnsti 70 baltimore ..sVZ ho"rs
Passengers by O'Clock A. NJ Train. Lightning Express
Little Miami Railroad have 30 minutes Crestline
at Pittsburgh clock p. and make
necton Pittsburgh wit train TO Philadelphia Bat-
connecting Philadephia with Train New Jersey Rail.
road TO New York.
Passengers by 30 o'clock A. NJ Express Train Little Mi
X. sleep Pittsburgh and
passing the beautiful scenery daylightl for Phil
adel pha and Baltmore connecting Phade
clock A M Mail Train via kensington and Jersey Rail-
road to New York.
Passengers by ocock Evening Little Miami Rail-
make direct connection Pittsburgh
Train Philadelphia and BALTIMORE connecting Phla
delphia with Traa New Jersey Railroad to New York
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And Tor all information please apply at the old established
General Railroad Office in three yellow bung south
Broadway Front directly opposite the Spen
House. Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat Landing. the
Eastern (Little Miamil Depot East Front street.
WM. III. CLEMENTS, Superintendent.
p. W. SrRADE2, Ticket and General Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINE
viii call for in part Of the city leaving d
recons Office southeast corner OF Broadway and
Front. directly river bank.
EYES j. II. HOWELL. Conductor.
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PROCLAMATION.
Know all Men by these Presents. That the Mexican
Mustang Liuiment Balm Wound for Rheu-
Neuralgia. Lumbago. Scatica. Salt Rheum Tet
Piles Scald Head. O. kei Breast Nipples. Sore Shns
Burns Scads Ulcers Govt Stiff Joints Bruises Cuts Chsfe
Calls SPAWN Spliut Rughone sweeney Sores Scratches
Poll Evil Hard Lumr Tumors. and all kinds of Pains
luhsmmatons. in beast.
See adVertise nient in another column e1-u
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To Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
ONLY STEa MBOAT LINE FROM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL.
THAN By TIE SIP az s9S5
WITH CERTAIN CONNEc TON AT BUFFALO O,
LITTLE MIAMI MI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo.
STEAMBOAT EsrhEss 4SAE LIVES CINCINNATI
Err Steamer CRESCENT cPr1. VIZ Peas. Commands,
leaves Cleveland Mondays. Wednesdays ana Fridays.
Commander Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays
through from Cleveland to Buffalo in ten hours ritbou,
Getting Boalo with trains for Nj
agara Falls New ork. Boston, Montreal. and all points
The more than passing notice
being built and owned by the New York and Erie New York
AMI Railroads with regard strength speed
The Queen and Crescent are both eyepee Of hs
MONEY viii accomplish in this day Of perfected steamboat
The Little Miami the Eastern Depot at cincinnasi
Passengers should bear in mind that this he stesm
their Ticket, via Columbus and Cleveland
sS Meals and State Rooms included in tickets lake
steamers oithi'r0u's. FARE
From Cnennasi TO TO \. York. (Rarcsd from u.lo1 So
from Cincinnati 70 York via Hudson river ssn 10 50
rom Cincinnati E EXCURSION TICKETS 90
From Cincinnati to Niagara Falls and back ....te 90
Cs'sfi 70 fsls ana
the old established General Railroad Once.
directly opposite the spenser House Hotel
and mail boa. landing at the Eastern, Little Miami Rail-
WIN. H. CLEMENTS. suP't.
The Omnibus Line win call for passenger.
city, by leaving directions Office south cor
nsr Broadway and Fr0n' street aTssy Gn the
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co. The Administration alleges that Spain
has been guilty of a great many ndignitles
and ouirages toward the United States. She
is permitted to exist, however, for the pres
enl because there is one crime that she has
not committed. Only let one OF her citizens
throw an empty bottle at the head of such a
man as Soun Borland, and she will be an
initiated in real Greytown fashion.
Lou. Jour.
Let one of her citizens throw a full bottle
at his head. and we guarantee it viii go IN
and nothing more be heard Of it as an insult
thereafter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-14

COTTON YARN.-Is5 bag, 4oos 5oos aad COOS in store
~ ANU ''Ns w. s. Z. GILBERT & co.
ana Agents Cypress Factory.
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RLACK TABBY vtLvFTs.-s eases well IS f'se
ID Black Tabty Felvets this day ara for sH.
avg JAS. LOW L CO.. ais. H-s 1 La. ~
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~ We have every assurance that the
locomotive will be at Cairo on or before the
18th Of this month. If such is the case, we
will be found entirely unprepared for its re-
ception. Not warehouse has been built
for the accommodation of business the Rail.
road will create, not man here of capital
and business tact at all disposed to invest in
that way, and no other accommodations
whatever. The Railroad Company may
have first rate reasons for delaying their op-
.erations here in the way of building, but it
certainly appears to the public as matter
wherein delays are decidedly advantageous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-14

ACk ERKL rs whole and halfbbl and kits choice
VI article fsr saisb by S. L GILBERT CO..
eyZS Syc., near Wa.er.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals will be received until August I,th 1854
- the building ola School House in Pigeon To wnship
Plans and lie application Philip
BY order Of Board of Trustees
augl-ts PETER SHARPE Pres't.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
sesiraile family residence. situated in the
vi slsr.hs nart of the city. The house Elk
with rood crn houses and number Of fruit
the premises. =, -,
err bargun had ifappled for Immediately Apply
A. this Office. augl #