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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

NtlseN . TtHs. } n. nANtIS. w.. ffftlo
Nelson. - Lsnshbur,.# NclSnr
PETERS, MARTIN Il CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Ric n ns Ond, vn,
TENDE tn :. ryircs Ia tl,rir tienis, arqnaintsf
l. - aud thu T. ,uters. Fararr, aud Merchants Of
Virginia aud Mouth ca olina.
bur TILE SALE oil -
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN. SC,
ANO PLASTER, &c
Particular uaeutinn will he paid To The Forwarding
If CUR, Grueerirs, rttluc,. Sc.
fr n their li Z ex pctienee In business, their united
III ITS aud un,iring cxrrtinn-, they husi aud believe the,
will he nble 10 give satisfaction To- those VIII" nns enuthe
their business IN their uunngenrnt.
Office ON 18th Slrcct. opposite silockoc Wateh'u'e.
Storage House on the iiasn.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucas \. Thompson, I .o.n.ta
Messrs lmlelen a. MeCue, ~
Hon. VIM. c Riycs, Albermarlo.
ZEN N. S eses, hrs ssn Nelon.
Vim. A. Miller, Lynohburg
Echols n Pryor, do
Mcdaniel, Hurt T. Preston, do.
McCorkle n Jones, do.
Acrec 4 Malannhan, do.
Joseph II. Wilson, do.
Tinslcy, Taylor a. Co, do.
A. II. Rucker, do.
Lee a. johnson, do.
Saunders A lrhy, do.
j. 4 NJ Honins, do
Hugh barclay, Lexington,
n II assie, Augusta,
Mm- Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas. X cryre,
ian . acts
~ Stnnntun Spectator, Danville Register md Lex
ngtol 6az"tte copy one month,
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SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREnTS,
Richmond, w.

TOl.AND a. BuRGER-Praeficoi Sam Moa, fesfs
i rers- Are now prepared To manufacture 4 \
every description.
All Sn manufactured by Us are warranted tai We
satisfact n IL not they will le exchanged, or tlr n n
cy reiu ed
SAL TINT hnvs been beat ii nr sprung by running,
repni aud warranted 10 be M good M new,
~ Repniring of all kinds dome nj The shortest = tiee.
n lh-hArlN
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T. T. NORMAN. of thel lie run

~rOTICE 7. T. NORMAN. of thcl lie rim of
\ Moormnn & Martin, would inf RIM the friends aud
a of the bite firm tint he viii continue the
" grocery and Commission Business,
do Il stand OF II & NJ ,whele lac will make every
.a,,iop IN give satisfaction 10 his friends, customers
,nd he public generally
he WI1 keep constantly IN han a larse and well Sc
.r,.l elock of RoGERlES DRY GOODS &c.
m Special attention paid lo.the sale or forwarding
T.bacco. Wheat, Flour. No, &c.
-. THOS +. NORMAN.
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TelegIaphed fol- the Daily virginian.
Proceedings i'm Congress.
E MER B K I!
ERIE III :.
Decline i'm Wheat and Flour !!

WASHINGTON, Feb. :.
sENArE-Mr. Clayton's resolution calling for
tbe correspondence between the United States
and England, relative to the Sandwich Islands,
was adopted to-day. The resolution calling for
the correspondence in regard to koszta was also
adopted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-03

onAn LBS. Fresh venison Hams uf Superior
CVOV guilty just received and for sale by
ian 20 g. IRBY.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW
i assortment If fine Motto Cups aud Snusers, Motto
Mugs. Flower Vases Frencl, Prtrhers, White mud Gilt
Also, IA very large assortment ri Grnnite. Stone, Glass
aud Wood Ware-nll of the latest styles | hope my
friends anil the public will give me n cnll AS ! nm deter
mined I. sell low
innl9 iwif RO. X. Agent.
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Tobacco, Tobacco.
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRIES
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,

Practical Slater.
h takes This method oi re1pectialy informing EnRi-
IL ,ars. A chitec' sc Contractors Builders, Proprictors
oI FuuG ieres. Factories, Warehouses. &c that he has
purcha-, a and leased quariies in Buckingham Co, Va,
nnd tntclds opening and working them extensively. He
promises to proluc, Slate better calculated to answer all
pu, poses, than any ever heretofore produced from these
puarries, and will defy competition AS tn its quality with
ANY 4 ste in the United Sta es or imported. lie would
inform the public, that Ia has tom ,onth been wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business, and yields
to none in his practical know ledge Of Slate Rock aud
Stating. He intends opening Slate Yard. ut he follow
ing pieces: Lyme burg, Richmond and ScOttsville. where
he wall keep n con.tanl supply of Slate to meet the or
Ier- of these lawns aud the county. Scottsville will
be the CENTRAL N MAIN DEPOT, from which
lie will regularly supply ether points, lie will have IN
his employment men of expei Hnce md knowledge IN
the business, at each place, 10 attend To orders ior new
Stating or rep4irin. old roofs. Those who have Slate
roofs out of rapair, can have t EN- Immediately attended
To, and probably put IL better condition than when first
Slated, as there hns been much bad stating done in Va,
by experienced workmen.
Specim. ms of his work can be seen at the Lynchburg
Gas w .rks, AN examination # which he requests by
those wanting work in his line.
In som. rase. tor new buildings be recommends latiis
in the place o. sheeting the roof Tor Stating when costs
considerably less.
N. b. Letters of enquiry. orders for Safe. SlaiIng
and repairing, will be promptly attend Il To by address,
ing him II either of the places nt business.
doe lgdSrts
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January 2ouI
N 0 tt CE.

undersigned having purchased Of MIR. James
Stuart hi. interest il The above C 'ncern will con-
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y iwif RD X. Agent.
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

WASHINGTON
LYAGHBuRG, A.
fINHE undersigned having purchased the int"t Il Of
/ VIM. Leftwich 81 Son, in thi. long cstahf ned
md we'll known Hotel, will hereafter conduct Tie SINE
under the siSle of
w. w Leuwich Il Brother.
IL il their purpose IL rriit aud improve the House 80 ms
to nuke il confirm in all respects to the erent in rove
m.nt. mndc in modern Hotels. Their Hor e i. ! 'e
NEATLY FURNISHED. and nifT an acrrcni la q
If resort to Travellers, anl all per@ons ylsitins Ynch-
l,nrr-wlilo neiths, cxpense nor trouble will be . pared
to- mike tncir IA among the most III q tnou-
und elegant in the State. 1870
Att,. he'll to his Hntcl i. one of the most CoMNO
DlOUS STABLES in the city. which Il managed by
iva most trus an,l experienced OSTlEkS.
The undersigned ARE well nware Of tie extensive pat
ronngs which has been heretofore extended To tfi' no,
tel, under the management of WIN. Leftwich 4 son.ond
the desire of continuing ani grently increasing the
same. will stimulate them /, sInre no exerlions 10 com
mend themselves tn the favor of their friends A the pub
lie generally
WIN w.
oc, I.dsrts THOS W. LEFrWICH.
A Hack AND Porter. belonging In us, will be In Mt
tendn.cn ut the Depot and Packet Landing. 10 convey
travellers to the Washington Hotel, FREF OF cHt"oE
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GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,

OFFERS FOR SALE
.nn TONS American hammered and rolled Iron,
UU embracing almost every size of tyre,axle,hoe'
-J ent. .anare. oval half oval. huff round, hoop.
h,d bpr.c shoe an nail rod,
~" w baxps Tin plate, Ii H C bright roof g,
. pig. Book Tin.
~ bundle. Am. Eng. and Russian Sheet Iron.
nO lbs. cart, carriage and wagon axles. 4 10 : inches.
rn nts rart shear. German wedge, American and
Engli.h blisteled Steel
lm0 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
aO .lab Spelter.
iO Ibs. Iron Wire. 8 10 IL,
y bags Cuhre. Rio, Java, Mocha, Ma"illa and La
guira, ,
40 hid. boxes and hbl,. brown, loaf, crushed and
powdered Sugurs,
10 hhds Mulhsse.,
10 bib. Tanners Oil.
10 lnz. Srade. and Shovel,
100 keg. of Dupont ; blasting powder,
10 Rifle
moo lbs. cottor s arms. LeakSville, No 4 t. l6,
ln Reg. Oil Dominic, nails 3 to q in spikes,
IA K,g, Blu, dens horse saoes, No To d,
100 lbs forse shoe Nails,
! doz Archer's Axes,
% loye. 8 X 10, 10 \ 10 a. 70 x IA window Glass,
ono ID. NJ ,.ijla Cardag &c, + toll inches.
A.o. Smith. Bellows, Anvls, Wees; s%tricking. Hand
nj Sef &c Hammers Files, assorted Knives aud
mk; Pppper, Ginger. Spire & Tallow candle. Doine'-
:. Ozpsbnrgs, Cart aud Wagon Boxes. castings, Sitt
Il. 81 YES. Curn-Shellcrs. HnS cutters. Nc, &c, all OF
Lhirb will lee sid low foi cash, or In butter.
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LIFE INSUR A N c E.
Mutual Benefit COMPANY.

4 MICE at the Bo IL Store of KNOWLES 4 WAL
" iORD, corner Of Main and lIih streets, RltIl.
fNoND Va. b. KNOWLES. Agett.
F"'r laying al sea aud expenses, the receipts OF his
'onfany on the ist July 1858. amount a' to
|, .. e., 03d. s77 50
4 All IN dividends Ia the insured, 800, 92i Az
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JUS RECEIVED AND EO SALE

IN, ~. Bush. Clover Seed.
~ Orchard &c. s.,
Ever Gtcen.
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I ny Ttkst
Nissan
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ONANT a. WALDRON return illei,

- hanks In their lid customers tor then former
VA II, and patronage. and ask Them to Continue to
III "her' very |excltiun slai he made Ia please them.
blfrdts \ 4 WALDRON.
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HUMANITY HALL {,
n,ol,;,obam County Va.
Potatoes.

MFR WILKE has sent down another lot of his fin
lVI Irish Potatoes. CAL before they are all gone
, oAt. LEE g. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
A Dangerous Woman,

We find in the Louisville journal the fol
lowing resolutions, VIII ch were adopted at
meeting held at the Court house in Hender
son the / Ith inst:
WHEREAS, it has come to the notice of the
citizens OF this city, that Thomas Brown anC
his " fe have been engaged in unlawful traf
nc with the negroes of this city and county;
also, in making arrangements with them t
run them off to Canada; and whereas the
said Brow u has been arrested on a charge oil
running off negroes, therefore be it
| Resolved, That Dir. Brown being now con-
fined in Jail in Union county for stealing ne
groes, and that it is believed that his wife Is
parffceps crininis in receiving stolen proper
iy. a committee be appointed 10 request Mrs
Brown to leave the city and county of Hen
derson in ten days from this date.
The Journal makes the following COM
ments:
Mrs. Brown may be guilty as charged
But it she is, and if the citizens of Hender-
son can find evidence OF the fact, let them
have her arrested, tried, convicted and pun.
ished according to law. What right have
they to decide upon her guilt in mass meet
ing, and, without the intervention of indge,
witnesses and jury, banis!I her from their city
and county,
We must confess our surprise at seeing
that our good friend, Henry J. Eastin acted
as chairman of this Henderson meeting, and
as member of the committee to notify Mrs.
Brown that she must leave the place. We
nave been led to suppose that Mr.. Eastin
was particularly hos,ile to the mob principle,
but We certainly think that mob law bears
sway, wherever persons, male or female, are
gwen to understand, that, without the privl-
eye of judicial trial, they must go into exile
or feel the weight of popular vengeance.
Brown was arrested by officers of Evans
vile, and closely as we rave inquired into the
whole affair. this is the first time we have
heard Mrs. Browns name brought into her
husbands kidnapping operations, although
she may have been engaged in similar affairs.
If the good people of Henderson are not a
match for this woman, or fear her. we advise
them by ell means to get rid of her in some
manner, even if they have to put her in a
sack, and sink sack and woman to the bot
tom of the Ohio. Mrs. Brown must be ter
rible woman
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
mauuracturiug at Canneiton.

We learn from a citizen of this miniature
Lowell of the West, that the nfYant at that
Sntton mailing dndhfing the last year been unPrece-
d.n,oa in the history of modern manutac-
Tne mammoth and beautiful mill
,ow in operation at that place, turns off a
da;,y production of goods, such as every mer-
chant in this city purchases as among the
very best domestic fabrics in market, equal to
IL 252 yards. The value Of one day. pro-
duct,on at the present market rates, ST cts,
is SI25s. The monthly productions of this
mill as compared with Eastern water and
stear mills, Of like capacity, shows an ex-
crss over their monthly reports of from ten
to twenty-five per cent, thus demonstrating
the entire practicability of the establishment
OF cotton manufacturing in the valley OF the
Ohio. with far superior advantages over that
branch Of business anywhere East of the
mountains. The triumph of this institution
as shown in the above figures, furnishes con-
elusive evidence that all the necessary ele-
ments for the manufacture Of this great sta
pie of our neie hbo, ing States, abounds in an
unlimited extent at many other points on the
banks Of the Ohio. The increase in the
value Of real estate in this fourishing town
has been increased to an extent which al.
most battles credulity, by the operation Of this
one mill, and the fattering prospects afforded
by several more now in progress and in con
We simply cite this instance of
success for the benefit of our
own citizens who are constantly theorizing.
upon the beauties and benefi of such estab
lishments in Evansville, but have not the
necessary energy and courage to put their
hands and little of their aggregate wealth
TO such an enterprise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17

A VERY SLIGHT DEMONSTRATION on
OF our gay young brokers was recently fur
nished with ga new wrinkle" is told by ou
friends on The streets, as thus:
fellow came riding fair enough lookine
horse to the front ofthe office at which Jose oh
does the needluIi trimming for his fellow cit
liens, and hallowed: "Say understand YOU
want to buy boss, here. at this shop!"
Banker leaned against the side of the
door, half opened his eyes, shut 'em again
gnzed sleepiy at the bipedal, and then at the
quadrupal animal; and, at last said-"How
muchr'
"A hundred and fifty dollars" was the re-
ply.
Cant give it, my friend. You're good
fellow, don't doubt; but can't give that
prlce.-Some judge OF horse flesh myseln'
ell, say what you will give" exclaimed
the horse merchant; 81 want to SELL"
Tell what.' drawled Joe, very sleepily;
"teli what-Pll give you twenty five dollars
for that horse"
shes with MORE" said the Jockey, toss.
ing his leg over the saddle, and sliding slow
ly to the ground; shut, Inever ,cas The man 10
YET hundred and twenty-five dollars split me in
a boss trade-he's yournt"
Banker took the horse-and has him vet,
having utterly failed in dozen of efforts to
give him away. His last trial was to bestow
him on Professor Snow, veterinarian. TO be
used as living illustration of all the dis.
eases to which the horse is subject in this
climate. But the Professor steadily objects.
OIL Inc ground that several of the beasts all
ments may possibly be contagious,
Montgomery (Aia.) Mail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17

q. d senators In Ne " HampsniTe.
Yesterday was the day set for the election
of U. 8. Senators in New Hampshire. The
friends Of President Pierce and his admins
tration attempted to fix an earlier day, rely
ing upon the same force that effected 'hs
Pierce organization, to push all other ous''
ness through with rush. At this attempt
there was a decided "sbaking of heads" ano
the election was postponed until FRIDAY 'ne
10th inst. The debate that ensued wouio
indicate, that the matter of electng TWO u
s. Senators, was regarded by decisive ""'
iority of the Legislature, as involving objects
of infinitely greater importance than Tue
mere Sustaining of the administrator
Some of the cold line Democrats" VINO
boosted OF having supported PIERCE and
avowed their affection for the Baltimore plat
form, stated emphatically that they could not
and would not endorse Pierce's recent move
ments upon the Nebraska question, and they
wanted time to look about them and see what
kind of men they wanted to represent them
in the Senate OF the United States. zine
question was one of grave importance. IL
was not as to the kind Of men the admins
tration wanted to represent New Hampshire
but as to he kind of men that the people oil
New Hampshire themselves desired to repre-
sent them" The object of haste On the part
of the Pierce and Douglas Democrats was
alleged to be, to dispose Of the question oil
the election before the assembling Of the
State Convention, which took place at Con
cord, on Thursday last, lest some unfavorable
expression of popular sentiment be giver
which would operate adverse TO their schem
ing designs. The motion of the ant-Ne-
braska Democrats, to postpone the election
to the 10th, prevailed by vote which was
deemed a test, showing the administration te
be in a minority Of six votes, with severa
more anti-administration members absent
which leaves the President in a hopeless.
minority upon his Nebraska policy in bis owl
State.
Pierce aud Douglas stock is by no means
in the ascendant in New Hampshire, ant
from present indications the sold Granite
State" the Gibraltar of Democracy, will b'
the first to rebuke the traitors who concocte'
the Infamous Nebraska s,cindle.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
" We clip the following cool paragra phi

6T We clip the following cool paragra phi
from late number of the Lafayette Journal:
1t has been decided as expedient to put the
the lower end Of the w abash and Erie canal
in navigable order. The repairs will be i'm.
mediately pushed forward, and navigation
opened between Terre Haute aud Evansville.
We shall certainly congratulate ourselves
that it has at last been declared erpedient to
put this end of the canal in 'navigable ORDER
1t hasn't been in such condition yet, but as
the erpediency of the thing is now settled, we
look for better times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17

Our WHARF.-Complants are daily ring
ing in our ears about the present condition
Of the wharf. AS the water recedes the foot
of the wharf turns out to be stript fits grav-
ell coating and in many places utterly i'm
Passable with loaded dray. The city should
at once demand of the recipients OF SO good
paying investment this wharf is, TO lose
no time in putting it in first rate repair. 1t
is not only soft and mirey, but it wants reno.
waiting generally from one end TO the other.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17

" The New York Courier notes, and
comments upon the fact, that a majority of
four in the British House of Commons has
just decided that Jews shall not have a seat
In Parliament. The Courier thinks it some
thing OF an anomaly tina; England should be
insisting upon religious federation away off in
Turkey, at the same time that she is denying
il at home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
READ THIS!

We invite attention To the advertisement OF Dr. Geo
hesans Extract of Hydropip-r which is said 10 be
remedy for yspepsa. Scrofula all skin,
and almost ali chronic diseases IL comes well
mended by OF the first citizens and physicians OF
Kentucky and what have learned of Il, IL must
be valuable medicine, and the recipe accompanies
each bolt il is not n0srum and there is under the
circumstances much chance for VI 10 be humbuS
Mink il merits q trial from the afflicted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17

r Last Wednesday morning three Ger.
mans while digging pit alongside of an old
one at Louisville, were smothered by the old
one breaking in. Two were at once killed
by the noxious vapors, while the third in
descending to their help, was overcome and
Tell dead.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17

u The Newport Cotton Mill, at New
port KY was destroyed by FIRE last Tuesday
afternoon. 1t was owned BY Mr.. Thos. o..
Snugnnsssey, whose loss in machinery. stock,
&C, was about $50, ooo-s2o 900 insurance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17

The PrOprietors Of the vScESSEs GAZETTE beg ask the
T the business of Evansville the facilities
forded by this long established widely circulated newspa
per- very reasonable and
in the Wabash Valley
Address e6 If HARVEY. MASON & CO.
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MARRlEn n.

rns hey. MI Davidson June 18th. 1884, Mr.. JOHN
O"'iS 70 MIS- ALMIRA D. LYDANE. all of this city.
receipt of cake with the above
mas assured that another couple in their
nfs nouns OF matrimonial happiness forgot printer
friend B. and his bride all the happiness the reasa-
son OF rlanticpaoas must sriss-:ad IN this re bu:
echo The wishes 81 numerous tyisnds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
SP ECIAL NOTICES..
Use DR.. N0We'S Shaker Sarsaparilla!
MASONIC NOTICE.

The Members of Evansville Lodge No. 81. A Y. NJ ar
hereby notified to attend regular meeting their Hail.
Monday evening next June 18TH There will be business
importance. BY order of the W. NJ. wM NJ. AIKMAN,
el4-td Secretary,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
BkI.DyEss CURED.

Imerson's American Hair RestoratiNe, !or Resto-
Heads oPtLEsSLY BALD and TO
HAIR from falling is winning golden opinions OF persons who
re using it, This is article recent introduced
badness and will the test of discerning
public thousands who have used will testify See Cireur
the Agents. giving full particulars Price 81 in
are BEETLES Sold Nv Agent.
C. L. FISHER & CO.. Proprietor.
e3-u 81 Superior ST., Chez eandI Ohio
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HEWET'S CELEBR ATED BEATER HAY PRESS /,
COMMONLY KNOWN AS TIE
NJ NJ


undersigned having purchased tie right for ysndsr
burgh and eight adjoining counties beg leave to inform
the sIreIs and citizens Of said territory thz3 they are
county rights within abe above named territory they s
rrnish the Castings and Iron Work those who may vsh 70
build for themselves.
Inc advastages Of this Press 81 othsrs
that have yet been introduced being capable 1oins more
than twice the work per day that other e nos IN use
in shipping.
The best evidence Of its upsrior is that in Switzerland
alone of Hay shipping
there one and fifty Of those Presses
operation.
Besides hss received the Silver
Medals at both the ohio and Indiana State Fairs.
For terms spry 10 T. jrant Co. their Agricultural
Feed Main the Canal Bridge. Ev
md to J. s. Mitchell all necessary nfor
will he given with pleasure and OF the Presses
eanb be in operation. j. q. MITCHELL,
ei0-3tdxG T. GRANT A CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
rCE! ICE!! ICE!!!

- rangemens with Thos. Bacon will the
defyey OF their SUPERIOR ICE Monday. June 5th
faue at their residences merchants at their and
continue morning during the hot Sundays
eeRseSo They viii also deliver Saturday evenings
tEkMSUne cent pound. payments weekly. libersl
d count will be made parties using per week
Hotels and Bare supplied
80 Orders left the Warehouse of Foster
the Family Grocery Of ThOs Bacon Co.. will be promptly
attended to &c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-17
PROCLAMATION.

Mustang LiDmentis balm tor Wound for Rheu
rnstism Neuralgia Lumbaso Seiatea Salt Rheum. Tet
Piles Scala Head c. ked Breast Nipples Sore Shins.
Scsids Ulcers Govt Still Joints Chaes
Calls SPAWN Splint King hone sweeney Sores
Poll Evil Hard Lur or Tuners and all kinds Pains
Infa in beast.
See adye rtise ment in another column. e7-u