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A HinE in Tiure.

* I.L those imiel,,eJ 10 the firm Of r.. W. & J.
- ". PARISH, will. Without delay, come for.
writ AMI sctfle their nstes and sscccur,i nv cash.
rs: ., t,lsrf npiuEgrncc can he gircn. they
viI fin fs1pif acc,anN. e. IN the han.i- of Jas
II. pui u. who will he pleased On every occa-
tsrI :, se.tsr. a hint &c t'se Wise i sufficient.
]. VI. & }. II PARISH.
raIfte;l.c, 0fanrr, Ian. IL. i9-
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DIR. s'fRONG's

yECI ORAL S.TDAIAJT PILLS,
A Remedy for Coughs, Calls, Caf0rrh, B,oi.
chifis, Cronp. Whonping Cough. Asthma. Tom
sumption, Nervous Diseases. dyspepsia, Costse-
ness, Erysipras, Disrase Of the Heart, InAamma-
ton aud Pain in the Chest, Back and Side, and
all diseases arising from u tlrrangcd stale of the
Stomach aud 10 relieve the distress and bad feel.
ing from eating 10. hearty food, in weak aud
dvspcpiic habits. IL Warranted 10 be pure
~ Vegetable.
!. These Pills act as aD ESpectoraht, Tonic, and
Aperent. One 20 cent box possesses three times
more power to cure diseases than one dollar
bottle Of any of The Syrups, Balsams, or Salsapa-
tillas that Mere ever made. aud simple trial oi
only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote ExpectOratt0ii.
Loosen the Phlrgm, and Clear the Lungs and
other SccretorN Organs of all morbid matter, and
there is no other remedy In the whole Materia
Mcdca capable Of iinparting such healing pto.
perties to the Lungs and Vital Organs as these
Pills. They cure COstiycneSs. produce
a guud, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price IS cents per box, containing e5
doses Of medicine.
Gall on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get
TIC ttutf .tiiifdUdC SfuFSs stflHw Iuil PAL
ticiiTars and certificates of cures.
Both kinds OF the above named Pills arc for
sale in llillsboroueh by DENNIS HEARTH;
and at Chapel HILL by jas. S. LUCAS; who
also keep supply of DR.. Spenctr's Vegetable
Pills, and DR.. Hulfs Celebrated Pills. whirh stop
the Chills and Fever the 6rst Jay, and do not
sicken the stomach or operate on the bowels.
August 20. 00--Iy
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Bro W MS

BROW MS
zGzECz C1 sAMA1CA GINGER.
psfsens dairinr an sstiebe thai
can b. Relied ePez. prepared fien pune IA
MAICA GINGER. should Be psrtieshr %
ash for .Bso~n;s Essence Of Jzmsies Ginger.
which y warranted is he xhss Il 10 represented.
and 10 ,.
Prepared only al FREDK. BROWNS
Drug and ckrmicgl &1re.
We. omaeS ckssfnuf end Fiffk Hrfds,
PaiLad.lphia. Pc.
THIS Es.<nce 10 warranted 20 possess. m .
II concentrated form, sll The sziusble prrfrf-
lies Of Jamaica Ginger. and win be found, On
trisl. an ercelenl Family Medicine. II Is par
ticulalIy recommended 80 tonic. 20 persons re-
covering fromlever or other disesses, . few drops
irupartisg 10 the stomach a glow aud sigor
equal 10 xine-giassfnll Of brandy or other STU
muiant, without any Of the dehiliisiing elects
which are sure 10 follow the use Of liquor OF any
kind; and IL is therefore especially rersiceable 10
children and females. To the eyed il xilI prove
a great comfort; the dysPsplic. and thoss who are
pnedisPosed % govt OF rheumatic af'sciicns. y
gives great relief; and iclhe inetrfsse who ~hhes
10 reform. but whose stornsch iscnnsianlly eissins
Ne ss1icss kgsos. h 10 invslsahle-gisins tone
70 ,he dfgessfse organs. ssd strength 10 resist
iemp'aiion; and is consequently great agent IN
the cause oftfmperanee.
DosE.-Fora grown person. one tsa-spoonful
for child 10 10 ~ years old. half tablespoonful
and for child 2 10 S years old. 8 10 20 drops
To be given in Sugar and Water.
DR.. 5. ID. schooIield. Agt.. Hiilshofough; Mr.
s. s. Lucas. sgent. Chapel Hill.
June l. 1858. S.
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rEsTIx o N Y.

AZ Testimony like the fello-ing -nasrs sspsraoas all
comments the efficacy Of Balls sxrapsrila rrosn Dr.
7. y. Yants Professor q chemsiry IN the Lopissfs
Medical College hars looksf the a ofngeiisnss
imposing John nrlls Compound Rxfrse; q tarsapsrA,
and have hssfistion IN sAfiHr that Tie. firm ssS
compound snd that promises veil In slronis dis~s
- wheh Il = sppliezLls l.. p. rANbELt. ~ D.
iouissl'e. June 8, ls4s
ghst Dr. Pyiss physician ~ appointment the Lcuis-
file Marine Hospital, says % Balls sarsaparills:
Lsrisulin March 20, 1919.
have examined the prescription for the preparation %
John Bulls Sarssparils. and believe the eorshnsta
be excellent and well calculated produce alter
atise impression on the system. hare used both In
public and private practice sad think the sesi article
q Sarsaparills new In uss.
N:PrLRs, ND.
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LIVER COMPL a. II
Dyspepsia, JGNsidire,

CHTOHic or AtfUOus DeOuUys Dssfuse "
the Kidneys. and all Discusses aris-
ing from Disoricred LirT
or Sf0machj
Such as CONSTIPATION. inward Piles, Fullness "a
Blood TO the Head. Acidiiy Of the Siom.ch.
Nauses. Heartburn. Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Wright in the Stomach, Soor Erucia-
iions. sinking OF Flutierins ut tho PIT Of the
Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hsuied and
Difficult Breathing. Flu,iering al the Heart.
Choking OF Suifocating Sensations WHEN in a
lying posture. Dimness Of vision. Dots or
Webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head. Deficiency If Perspna,hn. Vel.
lawness Of The skin and Eyes. Pain in the
Side, Back. Chest. Limbs, &c.. Sudden Flush
es Of Heat, Burning in the FLESH, Constant
Imsgiuings Of Evil. and Great Depression Of
spirits,
CAN pE KrYECIUALLr CtRED BY
nD HO0EI AN Ma
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECoRIFR.
IsrrBLIsnrn wErKLr
By DENNIS HEARTT & SON.

Tcrms.-Two Dollars year, If paid in &C !.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il moi aid
within three months; or Three Dollars, If dcIayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all arrcara-
ges arc paid unless al the option Of The publishers.
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sub
srr''cr ou ofthissae unless pay n,ent il p,sje in
advance, or some person IN the staie will become
re<ponslblctp the editors; and the payer will not
I've sent to Subscriber out of the state for moro
than two wears without payment. unless il is to
Que PERSONALITY known to US and III Whose inicg-
iily we ba,c confidence.
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The First Battle.

EVERY Variety Of Produce. such as Wheat,
Corn, Oats, &c, will be taken in exchange
for Goods.
Wanted, also, quantity Of Woollen Jeans,
Colored and White Linsrys, Tow aud Cotton
Cloth. Bluc-siriped Cotton Clo,h. Wool Socks
Shoe Thread, &c.
A. G. MURDOCH.
NSrenber Is. H.
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Books! Books.

Books. Books.
MAY be found at the Drug Store. great va.
AVA rie,y Of Gin Books aud Annuels, among
which are the following:
SCOTS Political Works. Life ofGen. la fsyeiie
MiloH's do. Col. Boom.
Pope's d. !. Washington,
Poliock's d.. :. Columbus,
Thompson's do. Glen. Greene,
Cowpsfs do. Croley's British Poets,
GOldsmiih'r de. Young l.sdirs' Book.
Gems Of Beauty, The Souvenir Gallery.
The Talismap, An,aranih,
Morning Glosy, Magnolia,
Moss Rose, Remember Me,
The Pearl. The Hyacinth.I
The Garland. Gin Of Friendship,
Christmas Rose. youtli's Diadem,
Juvenal Keepsake. Farg.i Me MOI,
The Lilly, The Gem,
Howett, Cook and Lsndon,
uIncle Toms Cabin as il is,
Aunt PhilIis's Cabin,
/, Hume's History Of England,
M.Caulcy's do. do.
Roiland's Ancient History,
Walkers Dicrionsry, School,
We,steI's do. do.
Welrtcr's Quario, do.
The illustrated Ladies Keepsake,
The Gift Book OF Gems.
Christian Family Library.
Bibles aud Tesianenis, Prayer Books. Hymn
Books, School Books. Gift Books Tor Chill
drcn, Blank Books, Writing Psrr'
Stationery, &c.
April 10. s2--
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BOOK 81.

BIO OK S..
SHALL keep very pretty assortment Of
Books 81 Mr.. James wslson's. among whirh
are the following; wiley's N. e. Form Book |;
wileyis N. e. Reader; wbeeler's History; an
assortment Of the American Tract Socieiy's
Books; Religious, Historical and Temperance
Books, in great variety. Cheap. rsry eheup.
Call and see them. ANY Books furnished 10 or
w. SAMUEL PEARcE, Agent.
Hillsborough, May 10. S.
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IusT RECEIVED. at the Drug siore, a large
- supply Of Gam Drops.
EouR Dozen Fresh Citrate Of Msgnssia, re
ceised al the Drug Store.
GROUND Pepper. Ginger. and Cinnamon.
" received a, The Drug siors.
November -. ~
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AnyrnrrsESKSrs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the frs,. and twenty five cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
sent higher A deduction. Of cne-third viii 20.
n.dls to ad,ciu1rs by the leai.
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Loupes, Kr,. April 18th, 1850.
STA ~ rermi 10 address 20 you few lines and do me
this honor 10 reply 70 request that VII make In tbs
conclusion Of this letter, sc.
graduate Of rransylvsnis Medical University I
have prsetccd medicine IN this wilderness country about
Owe years. but owing exposure bitter cold weather.
months Aer having exhausted my skin In the treatment
Of my case, and deriving benefit induced give
your ftrD KxrRAer OF sARsirARni. fair trial, aud
accordingly purehsei bottle Of your meiiins from your
agent Mr. George r. Brown, about two weeks ago, and
must confess tina. one bottle has entirely cured me.
u y my opinion, that your pvpsraion Of Sarsaparilla
decidedly superior 70 any other preparation In use,
and will take great pleasure in recommending Il 90 tho
AFFLICTED rs being remedial ssen and will advise the
physicians to use Il In their practice. sc.
Respectfully your, B. B. ALLEN, NJ. D.
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WANTED,

ID fGHT AWAY. in srrhsnss Coz new Goods.
a. 500 yaIds Of Woolen Jeans
800 "a eolosed plain wove l.inseys.
400 white DE.
500 ofTow and Cotton cIsih.
800 Of Blus-sirped Gotten Cloth.
200 pal. az Wool socks
200 ibs. home-sl,un shoe Thread.
LONG g. WEBB.
COTTON. eilheria the seed or picked. hoaghi
Ow LONG & WEBB.
September &c. o.
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Lor,.rn,r. lulr lalh 1919.

I1VtIsFittFI July IdIH fcfS.
have examined the list OF articles that compose John
bulls Extract Of Ssrsapara and have hesitation in
saying that Il Is safe and valuabls compound. would
prefer any article hi use for the diseases arising
from impure state Of .he bioo faint Of the system
confidently recommend 10 TO my friends being power
fai Extaet. and that bsl~ve will all classes OF
Diseases for whrh i recommended n used according 10
directions. bcievc II TO be valuable sueceaneum
Mercury Nay, have my doubts whether in the most
violent and proaced Of Syphilis accompanied with
Nodes Trophc In carries Of the bones whether ought
to succeed every other remedy
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IN STORE, AND FOR SALE.
IT THE DRUG STORE

q BiRRlsf.S of Lint Seed Oil, (primc arti-
y cte;) als,, Il iinc lot Of S-iass J;arS, for
Preserves anil Pickles.
t.... "a Is
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SAL SODA, POTASH, &C.. cor making Soar.
- lust Receiscdhy LONG Il WEBB.
0ctcbcr -, 1888. ef-
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8. H. McC0NACHfE, ~ y.
Honorary Member Of the Medical Society, PhiiairlphlA

II Hear what DR. Stspp, physician Who stspds at ths
Top OF his proiesson says OF John Bulls SarsapSria:
have been using John Bulls Ssrssparis In . great
variety 81 chronic Diseases with the happy effects,
and have no hestksien In recommending n to the public
for The cure Of sercfuIs. syphilis aud all cutaneous aud
slanivlsr diseases. Yours most ferrently,
iewfFrr NY, April 9th, 1919 wM STAFF, ". D.
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Rev. z. W. sEHoH, : Rev 3. STEVENSON.

CONCLUSIVE. ~ The following Is a verbatim copy ~
cert hcate now In the possession Of the proprietor Of ri
sarsaprrlh Rev. H. W Sehon Is widely and generally
known eloquent and accent shed pastor Of the NJ
T. church, and ltsr Stevenson fss been known ono
Of the cs, TALENTED and jealous members that the ke-
arks Conference could boast Of for many years. and
this time is filling the high and responsible station Of agent
Ser the VI D. Book Conerrn. Can the world produce better
r more satisfactory testimony in favor Of any medicine.
Be.'er testimony then offered in favor OF any
medicine Rev. y W. Sehon = Rev. T. Stevenson:
Lorisyntg, May 10Th, 1872
We have used job Bulls Sarsaparla aud have known
it ia r used With eure satisfaction aud NE have no
hesitation in stating belief that II is safe and
valuable medical compound and calculated to product
much good and relieve much runering and thereforv
would rheefuy and most earnestly recommend Il the
sfh.cted BW sgHOS.
tSignedl u STEVENSON.
We earnestly invite all persons who are suffering With
snv Of the ills that esh is heir to TO call on Dr. John
Balls agent. and get copy Of Bulls Family Journal
GRATIS and for the sake of humanity, We hope that
single individual will be found unwilling to give Bulls
sarssparila TRIAL. after vading and recolectng
same time, that IL is impossible for the Doctor to publish
the tenth Of the number Of certificates of astounding
cures performed by hi, ss.saparil The amount of tes
finony voluntarily showered on Dr. Bulls Sarsspara,
from we'll known and distinguished individuals both in
public and pfirats s has been perfectly
IL Dr. John Bulls Principal once, west side finn
~ree. ftst door below Main. LOUISVILLE, Kr e.
81 For sale BY u. Heart, HILLSIDE
rough.
Alsusi 3. 1859. &c.
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sTABLER'e
DLarrhea Cordial.

TsHE valuable medicines shove nausd. are no.
Il empirical. bal are prepared IN ssfesnfnl
xish ihs experiences q some al The mas, learned
and iadirinus practitioners. and arc noi hseffi
furshss thsn j. necessary 70 pfaieei ne prnpsfe'
Tors and those who use them from loss and I'M
position, &c the composrni parts have bssn made
known, eoxrrrEsffaLIr. from time 10 time, le
I.eGhaps
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:" " iS100I fiuH D0IU O0lFH 70 II ulIu Ut HFt1T
srtis earth shah knssl before q.
Never conld thu be said with more truth. than
isnow applies 10 this remedy Tor affections Of the
fhroai and lungs. The exalted in learning and
power. acknowledge iis supremacy. while both
the little and the grca, can feel iis henehis. The
'lisersimiDdej among those skilled TO cure. are
free to own It's mastery ever siieieinpers which
have baiiiei their ART. Those oseKilied stations
arc not ashamed to testify to lie virtues. but deem
is a duty and p!cosure TO thus hold out the lamp
hf their experience TO their suffering fellow men
wiinsss the Glowing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

o. The Louisville Journal says that "the
pilots in the Ohio River and New Orleans
trade heve formed themselves into an assoc
citation, aud fixed the price of wages at
$3.50 per month or 81 500 per season. If a
boat should sink on her first trip, or be CON-
PEELED to lie up for repairs, those pilots who
engaged themselves by the season are en-.
titled to the salary of fall season. Many
Of the steamboat captains consider these de-
mands exorbitant. They are willing 10 pay
members of the association have jumped the
traces aud hired themselves for $500 per
month"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15
The Candidates for Congress.

We clip the following precious twaddle
from the Enquirer of yesterday. To those
acquainted with Judge Hall, and especially
to those acquainted with b,th him and Mr.
Miller, it bears its own comment and con-
tempt too:
0~TThe people of the First District will
not we are informed send a dough face to
Congress. The Democrats will not assured
y. They intend TO send sound Union con-
servative man, a national Democrat. They
intend 10 send no other than Col. Miller,
who is as honest as Hall dares to be, and
thrice as capable. Hall may not be dough
face according to the Journals definition, as
dough face means according to it, repre-
sentative who takes the constitution for his
guide and eschews and abhors Aboitionsm
But he is mud face. He is a timber head
on all national questions. and would make a
heavy barge for Giddings to take in tow
The people of the Fist District do not desire
to have man in Congress who has just
brains enogh to allow himself to be used as
too! by the A bolitionists. He is the Maine
law. fusion, Mongrel, Known othing, Abo-
lition candidate. No Democrat, no foreign
er, mo Catholic, no Union man can vote for
such man. Who's to elect him thenl We
knsac ,rho Is to beat him.
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FRIDAY MORNING, :::*::::::sEPT. Ia


Messrs. Hall and Miller on the stu an p
Yesterday afternoon Apollo Hall was
crowded with citizens TO hear Hon. Samuel
Hall and Hon. Smith Miller, the opposing
candidates for Congress, in discussion, &C
cordng to published appointment. We have
no time to give details of the arguments
The people had an opportunity of hearing
and comparing the two candidates. We
feel proud of our own candidate, Judge Hall,
but if the friends of Mr.. Miller, whcsheard
the discussion yesterday, have any pride left
for him, we should like to know Of what it is
composed.
DIR. Miller made an opening speech of
three-quarters OF an hour. 1t was a rambling
mass of assertions, so disconnected as to de-
fy the closest attentiOn.to follow, and utter.
ed in a rapid, jumping manner. more tantal-
izing than pleasing to the hearer. He is no
speaker, yet he can speak all he knows with
out trouble.
We have always declared him incompe-
tent for the position of representing the
First Dirtrict of Indiana in Congress. III he
had not already abundanily proved this
statement true, by his do-nothing course in
Congress, he certainly proved yesterday to
every body who listened to his singular com.
pound Of fragile assertions, that he is not
fitted for anything above a seat in the lower
house of the Indiana Legislature. We say
this in all kindness, and as we know in all
truth.
Judge Hall spoke for about an hour in q
clear, forcibe and logical manner. He maze
one of the best speeches we have heard this
campaign, discussing the Nebraska question
fuly-defining and proving the cd position
of the Democratic party on the slavery
question, comparing it with the present po
sition Of the cold liners" &c, &c. He wa:
warmly aPplauded, which his opponent va:
not. He sat down mid thunder of applause
When Mr.. Miller rose to make his ten min
utes reply, folly three fourths OF the audience
at once left the house, and nothing but th,
dislike to offer such an insult to their IRE
sent representative, doubtless kept the re
mainder in their seats. Some having acte,
under the impulse Of the moment in thus ex
hibiting their disgust with Miller by retir
ing, returned to their seets, but that gentle
man seemed subdued by the expression o
feeling he had seen.
Judge Hall was not instrumental in pro
ducing this unpleasant condition of things
further than in making an admir- able speech
for in this speech he but rarely alluded TO DIR
Miller at all. We have been told that Dir
Miller in his last remarks, doubtless fright
ened by the expression of feeling he ha,
witnessed in opposition to himself. meek,
said in substance, that il his constituent
sent him back, and he found it was their de
sire, he would vote for the repeal of the Ne
braska Bill! We don't thing he will hav,
an opportunity of doing so. He has already
more than once voted against the known
wishes of his constituents.
The meeting was attended by a grea
many people from the country. Hall stool
is up!
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~ We thank friend Catlin for some yer

H. We thank friend Catlin for some very
nice apples left us yesterday. He always
remembers the Journal office when he has
good fruit. He is now seventy-one years
old, and reads the finest print without spec
tacles. He used spectacles seven years ago,
several years he has found his way TO the
Journal office with rich fruit, without any
trouble.
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necihedly Cool


The Enquirer of yesterday extracts sever
al paragraphs of ours, stating in the form Of
questions and after haring given The proof,
that Douglas does not occupy the same posi-
tion now that he did in lS4S; that the Dem
ocratic party of Indiana does not occupy the
same position on the slavery question it did
then; and that John Petit, when he avowed
himself in favor of free-soil, free-labor and
free-territory, did not occupy the same posi-
ton he now does in advocating the extension
of slavery. To these statements backed by
the evidence, the Enquirer enters direct de-
NAL, without q word of proof to sustain it.
self, and then winds up in the following
elf-congratulating style: "Trot out your
questions; one by one we will expose their
falsity. Now amt you beautifully used up!''
Well, that is certainly very easy way OF
disposing of perplexing questions, and using
a man up. That is the only way the Enqu-
rer ever did "use up" an opponent. The
said opponent establishes facts incontrover-
tibly, the editor of the Enquirer extracts the
conclusions of his opponent, and denies them
then coolly asks the other to trot out more
questions, so that he can expose their fzlsity,
and wishes to know if he don't feel "beauti-
fully used up!" We will tell him more about
that very soon after the 10th of next month.
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o. The Democratic Press, of Chicago,
the editor of which is one of the old friends,
social and political, of Douglas, says, "Mr.
the fact, that he regarded the administration
as dead failure, and that it was utterly be-
yond the power OF human effort to rens'ate
it in the confidence of the Democratic par
y."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

~ Our nei9hbors of the Vincennes Gaz-
cite, have removed their office from its old
stand, way out of town almost, to Market ST.,
above Harvey & Mason's Book Store. This
is very central position, and we have no
doubt the change will prove highly advanta-
geous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

" We shall have to be excused for CIV
ing SO much political matter, till after the
election. When the election is over, we in
tend devotng more attention to general mis-
cellany, and again winning favor with our
lady readers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15

IRISH LIBERALIrY.-The stanton Vindi-
cater states that Maj. ]. B. Watts sends off
weekly, from the Irish laborers in that vi
cintv 10 their friends in Ireland. from $50 to
500, or between S4, 600 and So, 600 per
annum. These men earn their money by
hard work, at the rate of 81 25 per day.
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OF The Vincennes Gazette says the Ma
sonic fraternity of that city is in flourish
ing condition, new members being added
every meeting. The A. Y. Ms of Evans
vile will soon have their new Hall complet-
ed, when they will expect frequent visits
from their brethren at Vincennes.