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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

HlARGAIEs-BARGATSs.-f am In recent OF T1,9. .,,o
men o. China Gla's and Earthsnwae from the man
MaStres OF many new and handsome shapes pa,rn Ia
sheh with choice stock Of Fancy Goods Looking
sale and retail purshaserE - '' ''''''
Beng determined 70 reduce my stock, with Of Masking
hhhge 10 my business inducements will offered 10
customers, or persons purchasing for cash.
good order, 'Si '''' wy It,,ot, - ,9 k9.ls IN
mhta "rAIif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

Ct0PARTNERsHIP-Mr.J J. H. BLAIR having purchased IN.
interest Of Mr. W. II. sEABRooK, OF arm Of SEA
ss00k REEVE has entered into partnership Mr. p
aEEvs under the style Of REEVE BLAIR aud will TO
carry on the ApohecAry Drug old stand Of
Seabrook Reeve and hope by strict me-
ia share OF the patronage so literally the late arm
T. PAYsOE REEVE
II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

.. ". " ENANs.
DUDLEY JOHNSTON, EngIo sgunrc,-we
nave now 10 sore aud are PREPARED 70 exhibit
TONERS, n large and handsome assortment
Palm, Pad, Striped aud Brocado Six
Pain housains, Ohalles and Barcges
Plaid an Figured Grenadines and Hernanis
Organdiei and Lawns, ~ prices
Black Canton Grape and Hermann
Ohally Bateget and Barge de LANES
Embroidered Bulss Muslins, handsome
Maltese Bets and Go Lars
french Worked Collars and Sleeves
Embroidered Robes and Skirts
Together With Of the nj
Summer oissLs and Mantle, in this city 70 Which
We would particularly call the attention Of the Ladies' h2s
NEW SPRING GOODS
~ II. PRICE co have received large portion OF their
Spring supply On Goods 10 which they Invite attention.
Among them will be found q full assortment Of.
R R,s PisId ssd striped sumns, silks
Tissues aud Barsgss NJ All the newest styles
Rich Grenadines and Hernaus
Plain Baregcs and de Latnes, Of alltoiors
Beautiful Organdies and Paris Lawns
Low priced Lawns, Ginghams, So
french Oallcoes and Bfiliabtes
French Embroideresln great variety consisting Of Collars
HonIton Sleeves, Collars, &c
Bfussels Point Collars Gimpure Plat Lace Collars
New SIX and Lace Nantes
Linen Goods, In complete assortment
Mourning Goods, 10 assorment aud Family Domestic Goods
on every variety. nh22
..y.S IA T ,SBsror article q German Clue IT,,
misc slfn OF the Circular saw. n Main ,tyss,
IS URDRN'so HOiisR sHUrs.-A fnl assoT,nsnt a.
Id hand, and for sale low by o. J. sINTON 4 co w
mhe0' Sign Of the Circular sav, II Main sTest
n - N CASKS GRAHAM q wilson's LIME bouyi,
pyis BACON DAsKERyII.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

RgUl- Avn YOUTHS Watch PHOOP BOoTs.- D.
sRANbtN would most repeatedly call the attention
Parents 10 BE large assortment Of Boys and Youtb Double
bd water Proof Roots superior strong
and shape, Eud decidedly the best Boot for foughng
be- found in The city; aud above ALL they cheap
keep e ei Dry and wAfmmporAn combinations that pa
rents should eudes 10 think Of ID. H. FRANKLIN
hinuacturer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes,
No hpros al ,tr.et sbnrLns Itiu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

NhE DAaUEnRkorfpE ART, Prae,iscd by wIrEHuRsr
Il with all the OF the day. FOR
himself world wide reputation
minence without proof Of such assertions but the
by OF study and practice adopting all the
which have rapidly succeeded each other in this
lie has gained the highest distinction
palm Of victory when competing with the Artists OF this and other
lands Mr. W. has also gained that highest OF all
conscience and patronage Of the public cvineed
OF patrons who daily hrong his Gallery
not only OF art but treasures OF smable value
possessors.
sereoscopie keneses taken In the improved
Every variety Of Cases. Frames Lcke hand
aud at the most satisfactory prices.
tyiS n
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expressly for this trade
They commanded by experienced Captains
qualified for the trade who will
MEDIATE They will be ioved and down the steam
may be relied on TO sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North, ordering York
nnd to their interest ship by this lane, freight
be taken low other line
viii be made by the Agents Richmond give
isfacticn
We respectfully hope obtaining full
OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this Line to New York, will be forwarded FIRE
OF commission to New Orleans Mobile, Charleston Savannah
any other Southern or Northern port
The vessels will lie In Richmond Roeketts in New York
Berth No. !, Coffee House slip. foot Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond
O. Il. PIERsoN, New York, SAgents
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q tiLEBH'Thn TONIC 'Ls-This Ale is prepared express
~ " for Invads and ny pepcs IL being from
Malt and Hop, 60 IL strongly our
Physicians y perfect cure for Dysp
Also Scotch and Philadelphia London and American Po
ter contanty hand and for sale at the lowest prices
Also Pure Wines aud Bfand Tor medical purposes
DUDLEY CO., 70 Main Street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

menio Pepper Ginger Ground Ginger and Pepper
pie SALT Chocolate Sooa Starch Grind Hpsnr salts
c,n " CSGn and Temp Lines, Bed Cords, Wrapping
smoking Tobacco, Chewing do Cigars together with many
49, 81 1''''s' fe20
anpnoNED SUP. PHOS. LIME.-rhe subscriber 4,
o Vie city, o. tho best and Kind are
~, before purchasing elsewhere quality viii
ss and Lis price the same that manufactured out Of
mhlO Il. q. DuYAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-17

btF.N - LIrrCOuB isn street oner for sale;
N loohaFs prime faghayra Coffee, landing to-day
800 snrks Liverpool Ssit, In store
pipe superior Madeira Wine, direct Importation
Ithsskets Champagne Wine, pnts aud quarts, do
81 bhs notton Ram, best favored
% Havana Segarf, ~ superior quality Jas
CtTotA GHsT0R AGEiam repaired receive AZ my Jum.
- ous The Dock from thirty thousand
~ Whes DESTROYS 10 have their wheat stored would
40 well matte early application.
tnceted Al the lowest Of premium
seS--u EDWIN HARRAR,
uSEEF AND POUK-So bb, no. beef 10 bbs Xss,
.shsI ne. HksKIHs,
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W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ oT ~ ns AND oIHEn MANUREs.-A meeting the
DoaIu OF directors OF the Virginia Central Railroad Com
me Iegust ons Of the Company relating 10 the
raster euano being under the following ress.
me rates Of eha'ge Guano Plaster have for
the farming interest been fixed
~ on The transportation, and the Company subjected 70 claim,
nos RECEIVING and transporting thu 10 exclusion Of ar.
Hoes oi equal or greater necessity the whole
esored While the rates for Plaster Guano Gc remain below
e Popofonaerason other tonnage, articles
not DC received o. transported 10 the exclusion gene
RAJ necessity which are charged Welding rro0t IN,
Company and that bill storing these unpohabIs aree,
fel6 ~. uILo,
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MARIN e CO., a G ENTS,
AFFoINTED STATE OE MAINLAND.
FOR ThE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
STATE kOE"TiGkAssS


Payment ef Prizes GHaraatssd By the State.
FTER formation the scheme Of the Lottery. is
submitted the ecson OF the Commissioner Lot
elected the people OF the State. winch n
Ga the day odra-ng he
place arp0iB ted-the bars IRON -
printed each rolled separately Plaoed ia
wheel eh tlken from the audience aud hl.Id
folded the made revclve arerNards the Toy
hand aud takes OF the rolls which Is
Who mold, il before the
assembly AMI IL the nr,t drawH The
is again and second Is and ia
like manner a *. a. l6or Is drawn
t'eket second and third drawn number
mat er Is entitled TO the highest prizes the iourth
9Th and sixth t. h second hgh.st prize.
We following Lott your considera-
have opportunity svnd prize! All
orders Or tickets should te directed to
q. MARIN * co 4, Baltimore, I'D.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Fer the Evansville Journal.

Hartford Insurance COMPANIES.
Mr.. A. II. SANDERS:
The failure OF the Protection ms Co. is
attributable entirely to the recent and heavy
losses by disastrous fires at ma ny of its agen-
cles, and the financial embarrassment which
followed, and not, as you say, to mismanoge-
Hnen', nor TO the issuing of policies at "ruin-
Gus rates" II being untrue that their "Wesl-
ern Rates" were from 25 To 3S per cent. low
er than those OF the other Hartford lns. COM
panies- This company, in its instructions
10 agents, directed them to avoid COMPETE
ton, and to adhere strictly to the Standard
Rates as established by the Board OF Under
writers at Cincinnati, of which Board the
Etna and Hartford Fire ms. Companies are
members, and as such, are under the cOndl-
ton OF membership, forced to adopt these
rates and instruct their agents accordingly;
and 1t the Pro. las. Co failed in consequence
OF an undue competition and "ruinous rates."
why not expect similar one TO other COM
panies which are still observing the same
rates.
The Pro. ms. Co. was incorporated in the
year 1925, and its management under pru-
deLt and efficient Off ers, had placed it
among the most reliable aud soundest insti-
tutions of the kind in the country, and it
would still be in prosperous condition, had
it only restricted its operations to the imme-
date supervision of its nome officers; but it
extended its business in every State, and es
tablished agencies in almost every country
town, where the agent entirely ignorant of
the true principles of insurance, and having
but one object 10 attain-that of making his
commission, regardless as to the character
OF the risks taken-ied them TO severe and
disastrous losses; and hold that the Etna
and the Hartford Fire lns. Cos, now pursu-
ing similar policy, will ultimately be forced
TO the same end which terminates the corpo-
rate existence of the Pro. Ins. CO., unless
they retire and withdraw many Of their coun.
try agencies.
regret that you have been misled, evil
IDENTITY by some one ignorant OF the true
causes OF the failure, and perhaps with the
view of propping up the Etna and the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Co.'S, the credit Of which
has by this failure been naturally weake ned
in the IN aGs OF the public. AN AGENT.
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NEW 1ICSYCALs<SEisI NENF STDi;f
FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.


THE undersigned respectfully begs
eE - leave to inform the ladies ant gentlemen and
III N n all admirersof Muca, and paintings. of
" i this city snd vicinity. shat he will on or after
the rst Of September next music Instrumental Depot
the above des brd premises consisting Ia Pl-
The celebrated makers who
Europe well America. the
aoe Words Fair would With some degree oIeond
denee that he believes these instruments as well Oil Paint
ng probably the best viii found their to this
that she strides OF Litera
meHtl pursuits and amply justify the support
home patronage here ofsuch establishment snd tue
goods. Instruments and Oil PaintngsI
guided Parlors have
70 this establishment Being musician by pro-
f.ssion. brought all my judgement hear in selecting the
INSTRUMENTS such good the markets OF Europ- Bos
New York afforded aud acting for Of
houses Afford sell them almost thsir original
cost expenses excepted csn fully the brlancy
of my PA os touch. durability and the staining
good tune.
ALSO;A selection Of Bamboo Ornamental Walking Canes
ofdierent and pattern. Window Rind with all the tx
tures pian The hest Of Violin Bo
Bri Tailpeees screws. Pegs ssn and other items
s Planes tuTed e4ia temper through all the twenty
four sess and reTaired 20 order.
az handed Pianos AIKEN in exchange part pay
well improved and unmproyed Landed prop
erty. IL desiIed.
rn-2s-3m J. BERNHARD HEM INGS.
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o. David 7. Disney, Representative in
Congress from the Cincinnati District, and
who voted for the Nebraska Bill, has been
repudiated by the Democracy OF that Dis
trict. and Mr.. Geo. Fl. Pendleton nominated
in his place.
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF YDEIOPIPER.


FOR DYSPEPSIA, sCROFULA, AND ALI IMPURITIES THE
BLOOD.
PREPARED jg one Of tis F6eHItj. So. . D,
TNHIS vegetable remedy which is spreading to an
parts the reuntry. is prepared by graduate OF
ofthe first Medical schools in The est, physician Of
high standing in his profession and as much opposed to
empircism quackery any one can be. as is shown
by the fact that the pe published, and accompanies
each hottie of the medicine thus exonerating IL from
wy fr IS PREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be seen by references to the Circular and by the
Unlike Sarsapara the Hyropiper is quick in its ac
ton the first bottle often producing wonderful results
ia the If the negro girl OF Mrs Summon $, OF
Louisville, who was relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEFkH
In short wherever known IL stands at the head CT ali
nvsaarsi. Sc,ofnIa White swelling. Negro COnsump-
lion. Chronic rheumatism G0ut. Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal or hiune! Aneeuonsi All
- Seennjary syphilis General Debility. and all dis
or,e,. arising from impure blood and bad Habit of
system oy. FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta dis urrivalied Ii is slight stmulan
| and n powerful tOuic and Alternative.
IA beautifer of the complexion, IN the cure OF
d. and bIohes. in producing clear and beautiful skin
Il is much safe and sure remedy than allthe
mtics and lotions in existence. Try it, and you will
ayer reqret DO not lose confidence if il should seem
at first To- increase the dseasethe general eject of the
medicine being drive all mpurtcst 10 the surface an
by that means out of the system.
HARDENsBuR1. Ky, Oct. 8, 1851
DR.. "A. r. GeoheSan--Dear ~: nave examined our
recipe Compound Fluid Extract Of Hydropper for
the of Scrofula in all its forms. and other e. ronc
affections, viz: Rhenmatism, Female Weakness. &C.
Having prescribed and watched It's effects in many
the above diseases, end having always found il eec
tual most eheerully recommend il TO the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior TO SarsaPsra, and any of its con-
pounds. y. Il. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwENsBoRo', KY, March o. 1854.
Dear Doetor-l received y0eIs % the 2d inst. al ao
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt OF Hy
dropiper.
In several cases in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il a valuable prepara
ton. have been using it myself, and think it benefit
my generalhealth. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES C0WAN. NJ. n.
PRIcE 81 per bottle, bottles S., when tax en-
one time. RAYMOND a. PA1TEN,
Sole Agent. No. "a Fulton street, Louisville. Ky,
To whom all orders should be addressed
| Agents in Evansville, HALL0CK d ST OpDARD.
Princeton, T. B. HAILUCKs
| mh25- d6w6m-is
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The screw steamer Ottawa arrived here
this evening.
Wheat and all kinds of breadstuffs wer'
( lower.
THE arrival of this vessel causes som,
apprehensions for the safety of the Atlantic
now over due.
Items from the south.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IS.
By mail We have New Orleans papers o
Monday last.
The insurgents were concentrated In
great force at Victoria. A fire occurred at
Mobile last MJnday, which destroyed $40,
GOO worth of property.
At Savannah there were thifty-hye deaths
by cholera last "Wednesday, and thIrty-four
on Thursday. Bishop Barron is among the
dead.
he Orleans papers contain the details oil
the Mexican news up to the 9th.
The Mexican papers claim great victory
over tie insurgents at Victoria.
The TAFT de Union announces that colo
niZation from France tOllexlco was progress
ing very rapidly, and that Iour vessels with
enierants had arrived at Vera Cruz, from
Havre. Also, that large number OF Span
600 troops were on their way.
A decree of the 18th ut., suppressed thlr-
teen active squadroGs OF the army, and de-
cree of the 18Th nit, commutes the sentence
of death against the insurgent prisoners
taken at Quay mas, 10 ten years lmprls0n-
ment, with the exception OF Count Boulbon,
and those who excited or headed the revolt;
others were tried according 10 the existing
laws.
The Orleans papers OF Tuesday. which
came 10 hand this evening contain partcu-
lars of the riot in that city, OH Monday
The quarrel originated between some citi-
zens and the watchmen; the latter are most
ly Irishmen, aud their cause was espOuscd
by their countrymen.
Irregular fights, in which muskets and
pistols were freely used, were kept up all
Monday night. The American party assem-
bed in front of the City Hall, and from
thence mai ched TO that portion OF the cl'y
chiefly inhabited by foreigners, where the
battle ragged vioeatly. The accounts OF The
papers of the occurrence are conflicting.
The yellow fever was increasing at Or
leans. The whole number OF deaths Tor Inc
week ending the 10th, was 48f, ot when
2S4 were by yellow fever.
Another fire occurred at Mobile on Tues
day, which destroyed property to the amount
Of SIC, 900. DR.. Harris and Capt. Olmsled'
the Cashier of the Marine Bank, died at Sa-
n7h, of yellow fever.
Next Friday is appointed day of humll.
alton and PRAYER at Charleston
PirTsBURGR, Sept. Is, L. vi.
There were 80 deaths by cholera today
The whole number of deaths during the last
DAYS is 253. The interments up to Satur-
day night were III, OF which l29 dled 81
cholera. There is great alarm, and many
are leaving the city. Large fires are being
burned in the streets.
CIYcfsSATr5 Sept 10, VI.
Flour dull at 81; whisky 29c; wheat 20;
provisions dull and unchanged. The mar
els are generally dull and unchanged.
Weather wet and cool.
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GtERMtN PRIMES, STARCH AND PEARL
k1 BARI G.-kecrIvrd per s--amtr kescue:-
IS boxes W heat starch. 3n0 boxes German frunts
bbls Pearl Barley, fer sale lowest market prices by
HERMANN
NEM WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TzNHE prsor of this House have removed from their
IA old stand Main street their new Hotel ust finish
opposite the Court House. thsy
their old and all others may
eat them ia much superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage respect uly solicit
the same which shall all endeavors
Oar will be the best the market affords. aud
charges moderate.
Stabling and Wagon Yard kept forcountry custom
eyIa-dSwtf FELKER IL HEDDERECH
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27sH PRIZES TO BIZ Us rRIRUrED.

Tickets 81 halves. 20 c.s; quarters %. cts.
We will issue "A Certihcatr Of
whole tickets So 90 > tickets for - -
% half 81 p eighth = -
We will guarantee 81 rack every doll whsn slp
Dir IL is Invested in quarter tickets.
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PURE 1LJOD, SHORT HORN CATTLE. sOUTH
| DDWN AND FliENCH AiARlSO SHEEP FOR

TEA ROsE-whit and Red roam, ealved May % lsls
sird by White Rose. ty splendid (527)
dam yellow Rose ty Young Denton l) &C dam Arahella,
h. North Star (iGO) G dam Aurora by Comet (55 GGGG
dam - Nv Henry (aOO) GGGGG dam - by Dainty
e1) ga Rose heller calf by her side months by
rlTE AsaNT- Red-ealven 1852. sired by Prophet dam
Pblox IN Yorkshiremaa (5O) dam PhGnix by Hero iC2)
&C dam Pr n6ess by Washington 1866 GG dam Pansey by
Blaze (76) &C dam Prmron. ly Charles ORD GGGGG
dam - by Blythe Comet (s5j GGGGGG dams - "
Prince (52 tsGGfGGG Gam - by Patriot lS5) Pleas
ant is in calf by Gaia. -
CITBA Red ard calved May 1872 sired BY Prorh-
ct cam Coral Berram ID laIil dam Conquest
nTon 1861 GG lam Ramsey W BaiLe 1851 egg dam
ron nv Charles ri2Tl GGGG dam - by BLYTHE Comet
IS GGGGG dam - by Prince. ST. GGGGGGdam -
| BY Patriot. 4s6.
attached to the names Of the animals refer
their register in the English herd Book All animals
offered for registered and will appear the
vol published in london.
also about South Down French Mari
rn sheen Also few Dorkng Chickens All the above
s,ock was bred Reoch of Otsrgo county York
/ .nd brought 10 his fall o my use.
This is an opportunity breeders geta animals
purity blood that iom is offered in this
IRE most be given
r. RU DSON. Agent
ev2s-tf. Albion Edwards County. III.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
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PROF. T. q. GAYLE.
Dean ofths Fseulty Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
L. VI. BKUCE. NJ ID New Castle. Ky
Sir have submitted your Compound to Professors
abbert aud r. they think highly indie
your Panaees and think it well calculated
silutary effect steran can give my opinion oft Il
physicians and others who wish buy it, and eheerull
give il my individual recommendation.
am. very respectfully. your ob'tserv,t
T. q. GAYLE.
Dean Of the
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lust RECEIVED casks of ouisley & Co.'S sugsr
aa,IS T. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocebyr
OFFICE OF THE E. & c. r. r. CO..

NOTICE hereby given that the Annual Election Cor h'r
teen Directors the Evansville aud Crawor lille Railroad
Company will be held the Court House in the city Nv
ansve Monday the ID day of oe ober the
hours of 10 o clock \. NJ and o'clock Z. NJ.
sepG-te jim f. MARTIN, Secretary
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ID. WOOLSEY.
II. NELSON
A II e / % N.
WOOLSEY e. NELSON.

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given to the ale OF all descriptions OF Goods kegu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday 0ast
advances made on Consignments o~
aug % ly WOOLSEf & NELooN.
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as We thank Mr.. John w. Owen Tor
Tuesdays Cincinnati papers left US We'd
nesday evening.
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CAN,LDo,T FOR SALE.

rI'HE new aud substantial Canal Boat LEWIS HOwES
will be offered private sale. With without horses
She is excellent boat in every particular
strong and light For further particulars enquire
OF aug2J-Im NATHAN ROWLEY.
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ADNIyIsTR ATOR,sNor,Cp

'HE undersigned has been appointed administrator of the
estate Of John Rankin. deceased late Of Vanderburgh
County requests all having business estate
make early settlements. The estate probably,
sep53w JOEL MhLTBY. Admir-.
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SENDRIES.-
FOR SALE OR RENT.

O. very desirable family residence.
ii elegshc of the The house rooms
good cistrrn hOases aud numter
the premises.
also Lots in Lamaseo city fronting the riv
bargain be had if applied Immediately Apply
a urI
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II III ELL. NJ. ID

Il. H. ST0CKWELL. NJ. D..
Professor OF AHatOmv Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in Philade,ph Cincinnati. says:
Messrs DKUCE Col used extensively separately
and collectively the articles composing the Compound of Dr.
Bruee's IDIAS VEGETABLE PASAcEA aud consider t the
eheetua remedy Seroul TuSercle and Dyspepsia
that before the peOg Iii safe potent and evinees
degree of Pharmaceutical science.
T. II. ST0CKWELL NJ. ID.
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a FINE lot Of Crushed Corn fer COW feed Hay Corn
"A and Oats constantly hand and for sale Nv
au.s L. GRANT & CO.
,CFsE-Recefved per steamer Sultan p boxes choice
eys /. & d. HERMANN
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SHE.

ADNINlsTK ATUR'S : tLE.
AN Thursday lith the late
W residence Dir John Wilcox deed r will sell the
personal property OF the said deccden When the amount
purchased exceeds dollars OF
given purchaser giving his with good ury
waivus the benefit of Valuation an apprasrmeut laws with
interest from date. j. Il. BLYTHE, Admir-.
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