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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-29

FIRE Ex-rSGUIsHEp BY SrEAM.-In a FIRE which
occurred at Peoria, FriedIy Lncolns factory, the
prorretors ordered the ssfetysve OF the steam engine
TO be opened. In few minutes the building filed
With the steam which penetrated every where
Gre could burn, and completely subducd the flames
Every manmsc,ory where steam Ia used could have
mechanical coutrvsnces by which the steam from the
boiler could be admitted into every liable 10 Gre
DUNG the aamse.
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favorable consideration, remain,
MECHANIC.
The daily papers of this city are able to give
900 weakly TO the city. Please compute it.
THE TWENTIETH WARD rooR.
Last evening, meeting of citizens Of the Twentieth
ward held the of Twenty street and
seventh avenue to take for the relief OF the
poor in that ward. b. Fowler occupied the chair.
The establishment Of soup houses resolved on, and
a number of gentlemen appointed to solicit and
distribute contributions for the cestute after which
the meeting adjourned Friday evening next at Con-
tinenta Hail. Of Thirty fourth street and Eighth
THE POOR OF BROOKLYN.
Since the 1st of December upwards Of five hundred
coal have been distributed to the poor of this
city by Messrs. Rhodes and Rusiimore the Supern-
tcudents Of the Por. Within the period they have
also distributed about $500 worth of groceries The
number OF paupers admitted to the Amshouse average
thirtyve per day for the month, and the number of
INDECENT persons in the Almshouse buildings reaches
a total OF 700 Ia former years 700 or 400 was con-
sidered large number.
RELIEF IN TROY.
A resolution has been adopted by the Common Coun-
Gil Of Troy appropriang $500 to be expended Tor the
relief Of the sick and destitute Another resolution was
adopted which authorizes the OF the city poor
there TO be provided the expense Of the city, AZ
the rate Of 81 SO per week.
SOUP HOUSES IN BOSTON.
The Mayor OF Boston has been authorized 10 es'aosn
epots for the purpose serving out soup Tor the poor
during the present winter The plan IL 10 have three
places in different parts Of the city and TO ISSUE tickets
under proper supervision to the needy For some time
past there has bssn frequent applications TO the Mayor
Tor AID from the city from those whs have never before
besn : public charge. Oas mechanic stated to tho
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25
DAHL JOURNAL.
A Know-Nothing Alarm.


The Watervile Mail tells the following
story about the steady old borough of Ken.
.dall's Mills:
Mrs. Soberly went to bed precisely at 9
O'CLOCK thinking 1t passing strange that hel
good man had not made his appearance ius'
ten minutes before. OF course he would be
nome IN minute and half, or two minute:
al iurthest, and so Mrs. Soberly left lamp
burning on the hall table. There it burnt
and burnt morning to about thirteen OF her
most confidential friends:
Well, there that lamp burnt and burnt, till
as near as L can guess, twas well nigh on
TO ten O'Clock, and that man hadn't come!
What to make ont didn't know no MORT
the dead-.Or he hadn't never been out So
before, since the time they had such fuss
about the Aroostook war. 1wan't no use
TO speak to the children, for they wouldn't
know; and So after had waited Till | couid't
wait no longer, bounced out OF bed aud
down stairs went. [ went right into the
buttery and raised the window towards Mr.
Blanks, and says "Mrs. Blank" In a
minute heard her jump cut of bed and raise
the window and says she: 80
"Why, Mrs. Soberl,, what on earth's the
matierw "5iatter!" says I-speakng low
becaue didn't want any body to Iiear-"mat-
ter! Mrs. Blank, do tell me if you have seen
anything of my husband!"
Your hsband!'' says she, "you didn't sup
pose Id got him, did you?'-and then speak
ing almos in whisper, says she.
"Look here-what on earth does this
mean have you seen anything of my hus-
band!" Then we both begun 10 think some
thing had happened certainly, and in abou.
two minutes was dressed aud over to Mrs
Blanks. Well, W. concluded to step over to
Mrs. Blanks. Wei we concluded to step
over to Mr. Outlets, aud start him out for
search; but we hadn't got half way across
the street, talking along, her5we heard the
window shove up, and Mrs. Quiet, says she.
"Who's there!' Says ], "It's me-" WELL"
says she, ''do for PHYS sake tell me if you
have seen any thing Of my hasband!"
Now wasn't here pretty pickle. Well,
TO make long story short, we went up that
street Gle TO the school hoase, and back
on tother side, and not woman did we find
but what was wondering what had become of
her husband!
Well, just as we got to our gate, who
should we see there but my husbaf and MIR.
Blank! "Mr. Soberiy," says |, little
spunky, "will you just tell me wha, all this
means!'
NV hat it means" says he, just as cool as
ii nothing had unprecedented Ms. Sober
ly-ahem should be very glad to crafty you
If could but the truth is-ah em-ihat
don't KNOWN othing' aboLt it,'
Well, from that lime 10 this | got to bed
when got ready wiIho It asking any ques-
tions; and if find Mr. Suberly there in the
morning, that's all | care for-for I'd jus,
give him to know that I'm good Know.
Nothing he as is"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25

The people OF Indiana in 1850, voted that
under the new State Constitution, no more
negroes should be permitted TO come into the
State residents. They did this by very
great vote-as;onishingly SO, to many people
of other States, who did not comprehend all
The reasons for it.
Now, the Nebraskaites ask this same peo-
pie to vote negroes into territory enough to
make fifteen States as large in territory as
Indiana. In ciiet words TO vote TO nigger-
ize every foot OF terrific ry on The whole con-
rinent. Will the people OF Indiana do it'll
Will they, withUuf necessity-witl ont rhyme
Or reason, 4fricaaise all the territory We
possess heritage for their white children,
and subject those children, who will he the
fruit of their own loins, To all the evils, real
or suppos d, which have afflicted them in In
diana? Is it right for them unnecessarily TO
impose an evil OIL future generations of their
own begetting, from which, after great effort,
they have bat lust relieved themselves!
Did you, sir Democrat, vote for the anti
negro clause of the New Constitution Of this
State as it now stands, You did, did you
with what face, then, at the mere behest OF
such a parvenue STAKEHOLDER as Steve Doug
las, or such an an.algartaiioniSt, practically
as Bill Bfowa-can you now "turn about,
territory sc,emnly guaranteed against such
an evil, as you regard il!
You can vote the negroes in If you please;
and you may call it cold line" democracy
we tront vote that way because we think it
.old line" rascaiity, the chief patron of which
is the Devil himself Chanticlecr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25
MARIN 81 CO., AGENTS.,
APPoisrED ~ TIRE STATE MAINLAND,
FOR Thf SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
Nd STATS; LOT'EEtil

Payment Of Prizes Gsardateed tg the State.
a FEE the formation the Got-ry. II
n submitted the ecton OF the Commissioner OF Lot
is elected by the people the winch he
On the day odaSips he attends
the place arpoinedthe nun beers. 70 = or rs
printed each rolled separately placed in
wheel after ~h eh boy tken from the audience aud blind-
folded heel then rvyOlye the
puts HIS takes Of the rolls which
eeved y the Commissioner who it, holds il before the
assembly and the hrst drawn number. The
wheel made r-vive again and second drawn and in
like T. tlir
eket having the second and third drawn numbers.
mai how drawn ntei IN the highest prize; the FOURTH
IN aud sixth to thu second highs prize. &c.
Ne recommend following Lott your consders-
ton. Nav have opportunity seua prize! All
orders or tickets should te directed to
q. NAlEN Il co Baltimore Nd.
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: Z Z Z & Z { { &
M FANS VOLCANIC OIL
L1NlMENT.

1NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
Il has performed after all other remedies had failed,
warrants the proprietor In asserting that il is the only
LnmeI <hat will cure Chronic indafnmstory Rheu
maiism Paralysis stiffness weakness in the Joints,
Neuralgia, Too hache. Earaehe. oranE Pain il will
move any Swelling, rumor Piles, HaSd Lunps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites of Musluios OF any in
And itswill cleanse, purify AID :,eai tie FoULEsT
long .hey may have existed IT viii also soothe and
heal Burns scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds. &C., sooner
OVER Million OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1851 sad The demand is increasing
daily, and have never leard of wherein IL has
fahed to cure am external disease, when property Ap
Who then will suffer from Pains. Sores or Seedlings
whena sale sndsare remedy is so easily obtained.
Read the following certificate, which is
lNCONTESTABLE PROOF
OF what we have asserted. 81
to make known the following hoping they may learn by
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates AID long
advertisements.
For * months was confined to my room a cripple
from Rheum1tism. My knee was swollen TREMENDOUS
y producing the most severe pains The muscles
contracted so that could not straigben my leg all
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks. but il
done no more good than any other grease. obtained
and used yodr Volcanic Oil Linment-1n three weeksi
relaxed the muscle. and cured me permanently.
AMERtCUS CASEDAf Saline county. Ill.
saw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted as stated Al
he is now we'll. WIN. NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyville.
Reader il the owe is sufficient to convince you
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Linaent
call aud examine the thousands which we have in
possession from AL parts Of the country and you win
purchase supply from and il does not give saiisac
iion the money wiz be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLean's celebrated Lnimeni is the only safe and
liable remedy for the cure of SPAWN, Ring Bone Wind
Calls. Spln;s Unnatural humps. Nodes or Swellngs-
Ii will never fail 10 Big Head Poevl Fstula. old
Running Sores or sweeney. if properly applied For
SpraiDs Bruises Scratches Cracked boof Chafes sad
die orcoar Calls Cuts Wounds, il Is an infallible
remedy. Apply as directed, and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company
iris is certf, that have used the Mexican Mustang
LinimeRt and Mcleans Volcanic Oil Lniment, on our
Omnibus horses that lame, spraned and for SWELL.
ings and have found McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent
to be The best Liniment. 'ERASTUS WELLS.
ofthe firm of Case d Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This frimentis now put upin 95 cent, 50 and
bottles Tie 81 size contains three times the GUAM
tty the es and in proportion cost
For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY q CO.. at Proprietors prices. [mh7
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PORTRAITS.
PIANO FoRTES.
NEW MUSICAL lNSrKiM NET STORE {,

flRSI NEAk TIE POST OtflCE.
THE Undersigned respectfully begs
aI s.. leave to inform the ladies an gentlemen and
IN ~ n n all admirers Musical and paintings. of
this ely and vicinity. that he will after
tie hrt music Instrumental Depot
in the rbed premises consisting pally in Pr
of the celebrates makers in existence who
eeved the trt in Europe we'll America at the
late Fair would with
denee that he believes these instruments we'll Oil Paint
ngs probably the best viii ever found their 70 this
Believing that the strides of in Lera
mental and art amply Justify the support
II home patronage here ofsueh estaaent and the i'm
sach goods of Instruments ard Oil Paintings
gided frames adorn Parlors have beeu
duee this establishment. Being musician by
fesson. brought all judgement t. bear IN selecting the
best Instruments and such good the markets OF Europ- Bo
tOn New acting o.
these houses afford sell them almost csir original
expenses excepted Ican fully the hrlancy
of of y PA os, touch durability and the standing
ASO:-A selection Of Bamboo Ornamental Walking Cones
ofdherent sizes aud patern Window blinds with all the tx
PLAIN The hest Of Violin
Bri siipeces Screws Pegs. Rsin and other
Pianos tuaed in elus. per through all TIE twenty
four keys. and repaired 20 order.
Sc hlnied Pianos AIKEN in exchange part pay
well improved and unimproved landed
erty. il desiIej. .
aus22-3m J. BERNHARD JENNINGS.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virue Of order Of the Court of Common Pleas
Id Vanderburxh County made September Term
will sell pn6c aaetea the highest bidder the door
Court House In the City Evansville the 2l day
December 1854 between 10 clock A. NJ and o'clock p
NJ that part the South ives. qr Of Section s. in
South Of Range west bounded follows:
the of said section running from thence
south6s along the west line OF said qr section
chains stake; 55s ~ min. stake
the Evansville and Princeton road q So leo
chains deg. lou chains to stake
the side roads thence north 65 deg along the
side of said road chains IN the north line Of said
thence 3JOO chains to the place
OF beginning. tanning IS acres.
TERMS.-Ons-thrd cash. One-thr1 in aud one-thrd in
u months Purchaser give with approved security
bearing interest PHILLOPENA KOCH.
ser2i-4tw Adm'x of Jacob Loehr. dee d.
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r. GEOHEGAN'S

:, EXTRACT OF HYDROPuPER,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD
-. Prepared 6y one Of the FaenHB.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading to all
ofthe first Medical Schools in The West, physician OF
high standing in his profession and much opposed
by the the re- e s published and
each bottle Of the medicine thus generating IL from
The charge Of Of being 6.,i i nosirurn =, ,,
as Will be seen by reference to the Circular and by tho
accompanying certificates.
Unlike saraparilla the Hyropper squick in its ac-
tion the FIRST bottle often producing wonderful results,
as in the case of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons, OF
Louisville. who was relieved of
.BLTN DNEsSIN ONE WEFK!!;
Ia Short wherever known il stands at the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases;
Dyspepsia, Serofula. WhiseS weng, Negro Consump-
toll Chronic Rh"u naiism out Neuralgia ULCERS and
all skin Diseases all Renal or Kidney Affections. all
Female irregularities ard obsue Ions Dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit OF
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta IDS unrvalled. Ii is slight stmulan
and a powerful tonic and Alternative.
plies and bohes. in producing clear and beautiful skin
II is much safe and remedy than alI.the cos
etics and lotions ia existence. Try it, and You will
never regretit. DO not lose confidence fit should seem
To increase the diseasethe general effect of the
medicine being drive mpuritiesto the surface and
by that msans out of the system.
H.RDESsBuRG. XIV, Oct. G 1851. =
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF Hydropper for
the ofScrofula in all its forms and other chronic
viz: rheumatism, Female " eskness &C..
Having prescribed and watched its effects many cases
OF the above diseases end having always found ii eec-
tua most cheerfully recommend IL TO the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
se,her superior TO sarsaparlla and any of its com
pounds. \, L. WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
OwEssBoRe', KY, March 25. ls52
Dear Doctor:-1 received yours of the 22d ac
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt y.
dropiper. sf
In several cases In this community Il has relieved
Dyspepsia In short, consider il valuable prepar.
ton. have been using il MYSELF and think itbene6is
my general health. Respectfully your friend,
JAMES COWAN. Nd
fRicE per bottle, or bottles for s., when taken
one tme. kAfMOND d PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville Ky.
TO whom all orders should be addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALLQCK& sTOpDARD
Loo rrncefon, K B. HALLoCKs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25

a FINE lot OF Crushed Corn fb- COW feed Hay Corn
"A and Oats. constantly on hand and for sale by
auyS 7. GRANT Il CO.
HEESE.-Received per stear,er Suan Is boxes choice
SHamburg Dairy Cheese. tor sale by
eys l. & u. HEIMANN.
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27sri PRIZES TO RI DISTRIBUTED.

Tickets -; halves. 20 c:s; quarre-s Is. els.
We will issue n CertihcaIr Of
% whole tickets 81 m . quarter tickets for 81 .5
g half 81 25eighth 81
will guaeanee 80 sack every doll when
o mol ) iavrsted in Quarter tickets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-25
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL

TENHE ProIrietors It's House
Il old sisnd on Main street their Hotel finish
oppss the new Court House. where they prepared
media their old customers aud all others
ht to call upon them in much superior style than formerly
Thank fol past spectully solicit
te which s. all all endeavors
it. Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges nrcderate.
Good stahng and Wagon Yard kept fercountry Gust
eylO-d&wtf FELkER 4 HRDpERECH
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PURE UL0OC, SHORT HORN CATTLE SOt-Ti
DOWN AND FRENCH MARINO SHEEP Fol


TEA RosE-whi,e and Red roam; caved May I'd 1873
sired by Westcheer dam, hite Rose by Splendid 29I) c.
dam lellos Rose by Young Denton 63 CD dam Arabella
b. North Star (toO). GGti dam Comet 55 GGGG
dam -" Ny Henry (sO0) GGGGG dam -: by DAINTY
90) Rose has heiier calf months old by
Prophet.
PHEASANT IRed-calvsn ls52. sired by Prophet dam
Pblox bv Yorkshiremaa (510 dam Phenix by Hero doom
GG dam Princess by Washington (i66B dam Pansey hy
Baize (76) q GG dam Prmron. by Charles (27) GGGGG
dam - by Blythe Comet 1857 GGGGGG dams -, nv
Prince (52 GGGGGGG go; by Patriot 1tss, Pbs.s
ant in calf by Caha. 4
CUBA Red AID white; eaved Nay "a 1852 sired by Prcph-
Coral BY Bertram "a Sli dam Conquest bv Wash
ngon tI56l GG dam Ramsey by Baze l76 GGG dam Prim
ron ~ ~ re- ~ Jam -, by Blythe Comet.
BY Patriot is6.
their register in the English herd Book All the
I volume blshed in London. f' - '
have also about ten each Of South Down and French Mari
Sheep. Also. few Dorking Chickens All the aboye
stock was bred hy Mt Koch OF Oego county. York
This is opportunity breeders to get few animals Of
undoubted purity OF blood that offered In this STATE
The unquestionabe given "a 10 the
Pedigree of the animals Address W. ~
R. HUDSON. Agent
ey26-tf Albion. Edwards County Ill
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We will Issue a Certificate of
Whole Tictets sI' % Quarter Tickets s3s
- Half 20 - 90 35 Eighth - %
In ordering Tickets. select Lottery
date. enclose the instead of silver
aud direct Be particular mention Town Cour
and State and write address plainly Prizes das
Bank Notes aay solvent Bank received payment Be
careful to direct to < -
ey2b e. NAigS & CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank & Branches par All solvent Bar par
New Stock Banks.... par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. Branches ~ Orleans. par
State Flank x Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent banks.-: 2diS
State Stock bank[o p. $ dis ". e. 9. CAROLYN A.
- In ~. par All solvent banks. 2dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent par All Solvent Banks. g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLIN DIS.
All So vent par New StkSecprity Bks. Ids
TENN GSSGE WlSCO %S1N.
All S1Ivent BANKS -. dis All Solvent anks 3 dis
NFiSCFTRJ fire q Marine Ip-. Co > dis
State bank 4 Branches. par MICEICAN
EASTERN. An Solvent Banks. 3 dis
All Solvent Banke. &dichigan ms. Co. 5dis
Pennsylvania. CANADA.
All Solvent banks par Al Solvent Banks... > DIS
EXCH ANGE-
New York buy ing Selling prem
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling .----.l rem
si!ver Change. ........5 prem
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S
/ N y A N v r. & Z Il A b L E
PA ACEA
For The Radical Cure nj

D.. For the Radical Cure of
I'D on kSeamss@ the egss
plains Gravel Piles DrOpy Sick and Nervous Headache
spleen SPINE Feet Old sores and GIss
uares snd all diseases arising from improper excessive
use '' mercury 'e' 1T PURIFIEs THE BLooDi
A:
NEW oASGfp KIP T E: s sSD USES
1 Isia az
Perpiratol causes an equilibrium Il puriss the Booe
clears the skin the Tongue Breath and
mattel its properties give tone and aeoh
new life and visor. Price q per bottle.
H. sToCKwELL. ND.
Professor Of Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene excessively
hes Az %s extensively
Brucss INDIAN VEsrTSBIE PASAcRs and consider il the
eaeeta remedy for Serofala Taserele and Dyrepea
degree of pharmaceutical science.
H. sTOcKwELL. ND.
PROF. t c. GAYLE.
Dean s SfsSs Fseuy Memphis :i. Ten speaks thus
Dear hass submitted your Compound Professors NJ
Sr it n to s
solitary eee a. an sl,s5,n. can give my opinion Of
S my ' lam. very respectfully: i'oqF gs,,,.S,t
- of the Faculty.
READ, READy RI 49,
Statement Of the Rev. s. sumner PRESIDENT Of hs Henry
Mr.. sumner is widely known for great ,ra worth, and
his and pupils
make in the requirement Of useful kno~ ledge: -,
Dr. Eruce Indan Vegetable Psnacea has been ussa in my
family and school with eutire satisfaction Mr. Armstrong
although havs no, used it myself am SATISFIED from tbs
of those under my care and Ofmy family that il is
-,
Journals read he certificates
49,. PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
skh n mS Ga Ssr c6 Sa'iis hsnSssy
WOoLSti LINCK. Evansville. lns..
and Tor s and k g a psP? F cS
SELLING orr AT COST.
P0.irit ELY AND NJ hUMDtG.
M 20 ih N. rs.
due vi his 5. rig and Samnisr sock
beg leave thai my has been increased very
lately. oner Inducements those wishing
good Opportunity. Come all AMI Tor yourselves. =,
cyl l.. siLBERMAN. Main st. uoOr bso~ Br. Blk.
DArriNG ss e oo ana tsr ;e,s by
DROAD CLuTHs.-5 eases black, brown. mode and
- i. sILBERMlN,
apgis Main st door below Brancn Bank.
y CASES plain Canva..ed; eask Quisley's Extra susa
aug1 nAMiLToN's. corner Locust and sec'dss.
(HEEHEi
DECEIVED per steamer Bridge City 25 boxes Cream
aasS l.. & D. HERMANN.
iRtCEs REDUCED.
AN will sell the OF stock of Spring and Sum-
Nv Nantiiss the OF the materials. To those
wishing purchase oher
bevn increased in the last few days.
EDWARD tEGAN 4 CO.,
e22 First street. opposite the Post Once.
yE,ENNEssEH MONEY bought by
II vylJ D. l.. GILBERT n CO.. Sye. near Water.
WANTED.
FSNEN German Families Richland Iron Furnaces
au.4 GEO. FOSTER & CO
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CINCINNATI
WHOLESALE STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.
r. 4. q.

= " " u IL q z o..
NO. ~ WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI ONO.
L lEALexelusvsly in Paper and Stationery AT Whole
L. sale, import their Foreign Goods from Rurone
""u SCH - Hae'ei" 'oop,hs prices. lape-lyw
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FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
SNTTC ATED the Evansville and 0wensvlle read
- miles from this City, with log ,od orchard
failing Sprihg-twenty cards cleared.
ALSO-A story Brick House the Of second
and walnut in coed retair aud conveniently tut
ALSOFive Lots laying Bell aud Chandeliers En-
largemen all Of which will be sid reasonable En
ure OF aug2I 7. BACON & CO.
GERMAN PRIMES, STARCH AND PEARL
~ ia RI EI .-Reerfved per steamer Kescue:-
Is boxes Wheat starch 800 boxes German pcuues
bills Pearl Barley for sale lowest market prizes. by
aug l. 4 ID. HEIHANN.