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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26

Commercial College,
(Late Commercial INSTITUTED
OF ANNAPOLIS,
Established March 81, 1851.
INCORPORATED 1888.
W. Mex. SCoTT, A. NJ. Founder and President
JAMES c. HAYDEN, late Pro lessor ia. Bacoa's
Mercantile College, Cincinnqti,) Professor
of BOOKKEEPING and PENMANSIIIP.
The Session will commence at College Hall as
follows
LIST Session on the lSt Monday ofSeptember.
I'd Session on the LIST Monday Of November.
Sd Session on the LIST Monday Of January.
4th Session on the LIST Monday of Mach.
5th Session on the LIST Monday Of May.
Having secured, permanently. the services
of the distinguished Professor above named
and leased for term oil years the commodiouS
and beautiful Hall formerly known as Conccrt
Hall, but now named
COLL l8GJG HALL.
Which is be fitted up in style Of great ell
egance, taste, and convenience, the Preside mt
would say. that this College now offers advan-
tageS superior 10 al others for nnpartng
sound, thorough, and accomplished business
education.
COURSE OF STUDIES.
ne couiSeo i oiuuieS, as enlarged, Will be
as follows, viz:
|. Bookkeeping, by Single and Double
Entry, In all it's various branches, and its APP
plicatlon TO all kinds of business.
,. The laws, customs and uSageS OF trade
and commerce.
3. Mercantile Arithmetic, upon the short
and easy system OF cancellation, caught in no
other college.)
4. Commercial law. in series oil lectures,
thorough and systematic.
;. Business Penmanship.
6. Commercial correspondence.
7. Lectures upon Banking. Political econo-
my, and other subjects valuable TO the busi-
ness man.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26
w. j. BURN S,

w. " - ~ ~ ~ ~
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
and Notary Public,
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA,
NTILL promptly attend TO any business
wv entrusted 10 him, in the Supreme
Court or any OF the courts Of Marshall or ad-
Joining counties. His familiarity with Probate
business will enable him to attend the settle
menl of estates without delay, litigation, and
with but little expense.
lie refers to
Hon. 10. L. WHITE, vi,
III. GREELEY,
Ex-Gov. WALLACE, }r.,;,.
Hon. J. ID. DEGREES, Sp'
Hon. DAN'L. MACE, Lafayette, Ind.
Jas. O'BRAN, Mayor, 90
Judge II. z. BIDDIE, Loganspors, "
WN. a. SrraRr, 80
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26
Pure Silver Spoons,

0kR IN I'D ILL
q all sizes for sale by PERSHlNG.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26
SHOPS ON HAND TOO.

One that we abolished lying FROM where we
will repair your dilapidated leather, or supply
you with new ft-and the other where We
can mend a rem; : well as any tailor II York,
or get you upa new suit on short notice, and
little cost.
At present, we are one dool north of Pome-
roy's brick store, where we shall be happy 10
see you; and though we cant promise yau hand
some faces OF principal or clerk to look at, we
can show YOU honest ones, and better W0rk ana
material than can be bought for the same mon
ey in northern Indiana. Els TO PERPErJA.
Truly Yours
CASE & RUDD.
June ,, 1888. 1871.
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G A s E g. r u DID

Have formed copartnerShlp, Tor The purpose
improving the appearance of community by
making clean the outer individual man; and
have brtu hit on, and now offer Tor sale one Of
the moSl choice selections of
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26
Also, Ready made Clothing

Of all sorts, sizes, colorS and fashions. Dom:
90 around any longer with the dogs chasing you
to lick :he grease off OF your old coat tails, bui
come and get some NE W CLOTUES, and
looklike somebody.
The Railroad Is coming Don. We're cor
poraton, and pay more taxes han they do IN
Cuba-aTe able to do it, and we have better
Improvements than any town in the west, all
things considered. So encourage new begin
Eers--help worthy enterprise, put on some new
clean clothes wipe your proboSciS, throw back
your hat, stick your thumbs in your waistcoai
and when some fellow says: eli! how slick
you look-where did you get emp do you say
sat Case and Rudd'S, cheap--cosS nothing C
dress we'll now--go and See."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26
1t is Unrivalled in the Cure If al
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

As Weakness, general Debility, Irreguarity,
distractions; Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs.
JOINTS, &c, caused by weakness: also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &c, also, Dropzy.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-26
REMEMBER.

IAE-H iNDElK.
That am agent for the Franklin lnsu-
rance Company that in answer TO = letter G.
inquiry $40 The Responsibility this Compa
ny |, received the JollowiDgreply
First. The company has a veil invest ed
Capital STOCK o. S500, 000--and is managed
by set Of business men who fully understood
their business. and are known rs men OF IN
tegrty. And second, business is done by
them in the most careful manner that can
possibly be done and lastly thev are dong : $
large business as any other IN the land ana
and we think these things taken together, con
Stitue good company, If anything can.
Yours Truly,
]. A. BAUGHNAN, sec
Policies issued on reasonable terms.
w. q. PONEROY, Agt, Plymouth InL.
Jan. |, 1872, no 46 ly.
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DISCOVERED AT LAS ST!
A Mystery Explained!
A REV0L UTI6N Is CERTAIN. VICTORY Is Ours.
DIR. A. l.. Adams

u
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awaken
l Y ing the inquiry in the minds of all who
read it: How is it that Americans have been
so long and so slavishly immured in darkness
and ignorance on the subject of disease?
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM,
The great Panacia of disease.
Is offered to the afflicted of the States and
Territories for the entire cure of Liver Com
plants in all stages, Bilious Fever, Ague and
Fever, Chronic Lung Fever, Dropsical Alice
tons, Consumption, Bowel complaints, Diorr-
hee, Dysenterv, RhumatiSm, Bleeding Piles.
Blind Piles, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia,
General Debility, Nervousness. CoS.ivenesS,
Indigestion, Distracted Menshuations, etc.
DIR. A. l.. Adams Liver Balsam has stood
The wreck and test for the last fifteen years,
and has proved % the most skeptical, beyond
shadow of doubt, that it is the
Only Reliable Medicine euer Discovered.
(being purely all vegetable,) for the perma-
nent cure oil the above diseases. The most
Skephcal have become It's most Sanguine vota-
ries, and pronounce the Liver Balsam TO be
The Only reliable Har6inger of Health
TO the Afflicted Eueryrshere
Testimonials come up from every track il has
made swollen with expressions OF gratitude,
for the relief received by its use. And in sub
hitting this, the Liver Balsam is recommends
cd TO all those suffering under the
Iron Grasp ofthe Monster Disease
and at once procure one Bottle of DR.. A. l..
Adams Liver Balsam.
The reader is referred to the Medical Track.
found by making application to the Agent.
where the Ralssm is sold. giving iull epitome
OF the cause and cure OF all diseases.
Sold by ii. B. PERSHING * Co.
Plymouth.
C. Is. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph street. Chicago nk
ARg-t 4, 1862. 3Qsns
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.

gpNHE located First.
IL Main and Sycamore (Cadwv1s Hall in
all times from the first of until the mid
die May.
Institution in the West and effort shall be wanted the
part of the Principal to make Students comfortable in
respect. .
Practical and Instead OF using books the pupils
in making original entries JourpaIine taking
balances and closing great variety OF differ
balance Sheets &cn precisely the
viii be required in the
qualifying the student for entering the
AccousTANri any kind Of business. The
Double ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
In s its branches including forms adapted to tho
Account sales Mercantile Calcutta
tous and complete system Of Commercial
DESTRUCTION being impaired individually and not in classes
students therefore enter any time and progress in the
OF their capacity.
rJL course completed siz eight
may require than four weeks The time how
THs PmScpAL will take pleasure doing e.ery thing In
his students make them thorough
accom- plished accountants.
DiP,os AS awarded to those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS sEcURED) for the Mercantile course.
excepting s. B. Bookkeeping sD including steam Boat
Book Keeping s25. 90; Mercantile Calculations, $50.
Young wishing qualify Practical Book
Keepers respectfully invited call Rooms during
satisfy themselves in
be derived attending Of lessons in this
Institution.
The Principal feels justified in saying thatany pe,on of
ordidary business qualifications in few months learn
Book Keeping this school than
could in the number Of
Hours Of instruetion. frem't ola A. NJ. from ~ to
sessions will furnish their lights For further nfOrma-
ton call a the rooms. address the undersigned.
to the SnSerssoe ds JEREMIAH Benin. Piincpal:
EVANSVILLE. August. 1854. aug2f
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TELEGRAPHIC!
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, A. NJ.


CINCINNATI. Oct. 10, A. III.
Election pissed off quietly, business in a
great measure suspended. Flour Sc s0@7.
Whisky dill, no sales. Nothing done in pro-
visions.
PrTTRsURGH, Oct. 10, A. NJ.
River standing at II inches. Weather
clear and pleasant.
CrNCIENArI, Oct. 10, P. NJ.
River stationary. Weather warm. Flour
irmer, superfine S690@7. Whisky 24c.-
No change in groceries. Conceded by all
parties that the American Reform ticket is
elected in this county by large majorties.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 10, P. NJ.
River unchanged since noon.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.
Steamer Princess burned near Natchez
yesterday. cargo $500 bales cotton, supposed
a total loss. Seyerul persons persisted in
the flames, including two ladies.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
tFrom the Aitsny Evening you,n~i 81 the 2csh.I
The sandwich kslands-Tcrms OF An.
heXati0u<


The sandwich Rslands-Tcrms OF An.
nexati0ns
Notwithstanding the contradictory ramors
in regard TO the treaty for the annexation OF
the Sandwich Islands to the United States
there is no reasonable doubt, not only that a
treaty providing for annexation has been
agreed upon, but that it 10 now in this coun-
try, for the sanction of the General Govern
ment. Ii was a matter of notoriety at the
time that Mr.. Gregg, the United States CON-
missioner at the Islands, was sent out with
full powers to agree upon treaty.
dr. Gregg, as is well known at Washing
ton, has been interchangeable in prosecuting
the duties of his mission. He met with OBJ
stacles at the outset from the fact that he
was a Roman Catholicism almost unPar-
donable offense i'm the estimation of the pres.
sent ruler of the Islands. But this obstacle
was overcome, and MIR. Gregg soon found
his propositions received with marked favor
by nearly ali, except the heir apparent and
a few Of his immediate frie uds and partizans.
Ii is believed that at least four-ifths Of the
natives, aud nearly as large aProportion OF
the foreign population, are i'm favor OF the
measure.
The islands are at once to be admitted into
the Union, not as Territory, but as a State,
with full State sovereign powers. In consid-
Grafton of this surrender of their national
sovereignty, the United States. besides gree.
ing TO respect all existing charters, lard III
sles, &C.. are to pay 100000 or $500, 900
as life annuities, to such persons the SOW
ereign authorities shall designate.
1t is believed that the number " no will be
declared entitled TO share in this uGnuity,
will not exceed thirty individuals. including
the King, his two sons, and the members of
the House of Mobiles, all of whom are now
rich. and constitute the great land holders Of
the Kingdom. Their ages will average about
forty years, and the sum ppid to them will
cease to be debt upon the u. s. Govern
ment, at their death.
Beside the sovereignty Of the Islands. all
the Government property-including build
dings, claims upon foreign governments, &c.
will, it is understood, be transferred to the
u. s. Government by this treaty. The val.
ne Of these buildings aioae is said to exceed
81 ,50O,0 900, and the claims upon the British
and French governments amodot to about
100000 more, making an aggregate Of 81
100000.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

A dispatch dated Varna 23d, says, the
Russians did not oppose the landing Of the
allies, because they have $4,000 men in
Crimea, besides the garrison at Sebastopol.
The Russians have 1880 men and 4S guns
on the nights from St. Crimea to Sebastopol.
The allies march on Sebastopol via Symper-
pol.
The English are said to have captured an
express steamer with important dispatches
from Sebastopo.
The Tremsden Bladt states that on the
18th all the strand batteries recently erected
near Odessa were destroyed by portion OF
the allied fleet.
A powder magazine exploded at Pesekop
causing great loss of life to the Russians.
While the embarkation was proceeding at
Varna, an English vessel upset two gun
boats, drowning 20 men.
ATHENS, l6.-The French commander has
demanded that $4,000 troops be received at
Athens. The King refused, declaring that
he would leave his capital.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 7.
BY mail we have New Orleans papers of
last Saturday and Sunday. Immense and
destructive freshets have taken place in sew
eral counties in Mississippi. Bridges have
beenswept off in great numbers.A large num-
Der of cattle were drow ned. Great damage
was done to the crops. The rain poured
down without intermssioR for six days.
There were six deaths by yellow fever at
Savannah last Wednesday, and seven at
Charleston.
New YORK, Oct.
To-day the District Attorney made u mo-
ton for new Jury in the case of Graham,
in consequence, he alleged, Of u cousin OF
Mrs. Graham being on the resent Jury, but
the Court refused, except the statement was
supported by atfidavits.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2.
The whole number of deaths this week is
40, Of which 800 died of yellow fever, being
a large decrease.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. Z.
The river remains stationary, with abou,
l6 inches water in the enamel. Weather
clear and pleasant.
New YORK, Oct. z.
Nothing OF the A rite at s O'clock this even
ing. Now in her eighteenth day out from
Liverpool.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 3.
Flour has largely declined, with sales OF
goodO Ohio at Sc rs; mixed Corn 63c. Rio
Coffee:lc; fair Sugar dull at Ate.
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SMALL MORE LAw-.FeREIGS MONEY AT
PAR.-As many expected, the Small Note
Law, which cost the State so much money
during the last session Of the Legislature,
proves dead letter, We have aot heard of
q single prosecution under it, and any man
who should attempt one, would bring down a
Storrent Of public indign alton and scorn upon
his heal. Ii seems TO be generally thought
that it is hardly tho thing for the bankers and
brokers to make 1 and per cent. day off
the business community and hence the utter
disregard of legislation that proves TO be for
the benefit Of a class, and not Of the whole
people.
Several Of our business men have now adj
vertised, that they take all good foreign
notes, but the pioneer Of them all was Ty-
son, "the tea man." OF the corner Of Fifth
and Western Row. He still continues to do
the same, and those who find any difficulty
m passing the prohibited notes. should re-
member the fact. Every article embraced
in the whole range of teas and groceries, is
for sale at his large establishment, Tor good
foreign notes, of all denominations, at the
very lowest specie prices. Tyson deals in
good and hoice articles, aud hence the pur-
suance of this course is Offering great adj
vantage to all who deal with him.
Again, he sells only for cash, and is thus
abe TO sell so much lower than establish
ments that do a credit business. The fact
is worthy making a note of Gin. Col.
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'9
INDI A N ' T. q L + A ID L L
d ~ CE

For the Radical Cure Of
nysPEPsfA. serofala or Kings Evil Ineipisnt Conunp-
plains. G.aSsi Piles: prUr:y Hs.dssS.
Sid: and q s Of The s.5
s.siins q Luns;so ana JagnSs: Female Irr:s
1T PURIFIEs THE BLooDi
The stcs S2s fs e.
NEW oAs TEbda fTI Il Is s ss USES
Alternative Pursstive Duretie Dapherete and Tonic 1s
s1 as
Persprasion, causes equbr'um. j. parse' the BLOOD
the tn. Tongue the Breath and
new ' life and visor. - Price 81 per bottle.
Ell. sToCKwELL. NJ. D..
IN i PsiiSde T. ph Ii s1@ cineinna says:
.n the Articles sempsns se comycuss Of
Bruces ISD,AN VEGETABLE PANAcEA. and consider it the
Ss before the Psos safe potent and svinss.
degree Of pharmaceutical science
EH srocxwELL. ND.
PROF. r. G. GAYLE.
Dean ofthe Faculty Memphis Tenn, speaks thus:
L. NJ BKUcE NJ D.. New Castle. KY
pSysiean who wish it, and ehssIfaiiy
lam. very respectfully your oSt,ery,t
Dean Of the Faculty.
READ. REA Di! kEAD G.!
Statement Of the Rev s. s. Sumner President OF the Henry
Female College.
widely known for great moral worth and
for high and bearing his school famed
his skill teacher and the rapid progress his pupils
make in the requirement OF useful kno wledge:
---' " WV NEw CASTLE. Ky. May q. 1858.
Dr. Indian Vegetable Panacea has used in
family and school with entire satisfaction Mr.
one Of has also used IL with decided benefit
n,s my and my family that
valuable medicine. SIS. SUMNER.
Let everybody procure Of Dr. Bruces Aimanaes and
certificates performed
:" ' PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
BRUCE CO.. New Castle Kehtucky.
! L. II. WRIGHT = CO.. Indianapolis. Ind.
wOOLSEY LINCK. Evansville. Ind.
and for SALE and ccarission. at Depot prices by
| jeio-sm KELLER. FARNSLEY CO.. Evansville.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
POSITIVELY AND No HUMBUG.
UNE undersigned respectfully the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that he intends selling
/ due of his Sprilg and summer Stock
| AT PRIME COST.
remark that Stock has been increased very
lately and offer Inducements Those wishing
get good bargains will please avail themselves
good opportunity. Come all and for yourselves.
\ cyl L. SILBERMAN. Main ct. door below Br. Bk.
VNANTED-Immediately. two or three thousand bushel
plyso s. L. HOVEY. cor Sycamore and second s.s..
sepl5 II oronP. q. o. Riley W harf-bo
! Enquirer please copy.)
- b. sep8 J. II. MAGHEE a. CO.
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STRANGER THAN FIcTIoN.-About forty
two years ago young man belonging 10 Sa.
lem. enlisted in the army, and marched to
the frontier, leaving at home a wife ard child
about one year cid. No tidings being heard
from him. he was given up as dead; and "a
years after his disappearance. his supposed
widow married again. On Monday last, the
soldier returned from the war, alive and well,
having, il is said, been residing in Canada
West Tor many years. His daughter, whom
he left an infant, is now married, and the
another of a family. His wife and her hus.
band. and his sisters, are all living; and how
he cnn explain his absence, and how the re.
sspectve rights of this "strange eventful
history" will be adjusted, remains to be deter.
mined
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

r. oEoHEGAN's
EXTRACT OF EYDROPIPER,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading all
parts ofthe country. prepared by graduate
ofihe Medical schools in the West, physician Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed To
smPires% or Eaaexeiy as any one can De- sn0wn
each bottle Of the medicine thus exoneraiing Ii from
the charge OF being a nostrum.
TT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
rs will be by reference to the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
ton the first bottle often producing wonderful results
in the of the negro girl oil Mrs. simmons, OF
Louisville, who was relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKU
In short wherever known stands at the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia. serofua, " bite swei,sng negro S2nsump,
ALI skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections. all
Female irregularities and Distractions Mercurial Dis
Secondary Syphilis General Debility. and all dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit
system ION FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This remedy IDS unriyaled. IL is slight stimulan
and a powerful tonic and Alternative.
beautifer Of the complexion, In the cure of I'm.
piles and producing clear and skin
II Is much safe and remedy than al.ihe cos
metics and lotions in existence Try it, and YOU will
never regreti DO notlose confidence iii hould
at the diseasethe general effect Of the
medicine being drive all the surface and
BY that means out ofthe system.
HARDENsBuRs. KI., 0ct.6, 1851.
Or. A. 4. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have ned our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of for
the of Scrofula in all its FORMS and other hronje
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects many ca.es
of the above Diseases and having always found efec
tux most cheeruly recommend IL to the afissed as
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
geiher superior to SarssPsrilla. and any of its com
pounds. II. WAKEFIELD, N. ID.
OwESsBoRo', KY, March e5 ls59
Dear Doctor- received yours Of the ed inst an nc
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt of Hy
dropiper.
In several cases In this community Il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il valuable prenara
ton. have been using II myself and think BENEFITS
my general health. Respectfully. your friend
JAMES COWAN, Nd
PRICE 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS, when taken
one time. RAYMOND * PATTEN
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville w
To whom all orders should be add re ssed
Agents In Evansville, HALLOCK * STODDARn
Princeton, RIB HALLOCK
mh2S-d&w6m-is
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BEDFORD.s FAMILY GROCERY.

would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that have Just opened
stock Family and Provision: Of de.crpton
Second James Stees Lumber Yard.
where they hope by strict attention business merit and
receive share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving fresh supplies Of Butter Cheese
Egg. Lard aad Poultry from she sad shall
anGy had fall sappy Of all staple articles for table
use.
All Goods purchased tAs will Be delivered
SEPT '-'''-''' BEDFoRD 4 WADE.
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DR. j. G.. BURCH, DENTIST.

svng devoted the last years Of his life to the stud
- and practice his profession would respectfully
those bar in debt him
forward and settle without delay Is unusual on tn
members of the profession tn which he belongs to
credit and he earnestly that will call hin
future services who prepared
willing pay both material used and hs sk Ill
for op ration o the kind,
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lust RECEIVED
% Harper's Magazine for July;
Knickerboe ker for July;
Putns MS Magazine for July;
frank Lesiie's Gazette for July;
GrahaE. Magazine for July. 81
eyl4 SAMUEL LISTERS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FENw0 Lots Main between Fifth and Sixth
the between Sixth and Seventh each containing
Lot Lamaseo. by ia with aTwo
story Brick House a. suitable for purposes
10 private residence.
TITLES ,utsble liberal For particulars en-
quise Of RUDOLPH KEIIR. Notary Pablic.
ey2S-0 on Birst ST.. ~ N. >. Johasoa's. ATTY.
SUNDs:lES.-
- bolrs Lemons; oboxes Oranges;
Coaeoa Nsta: 40 boz soft shellsa Ain d
50 bottles Said Dill us boxes Dates;
hA tuspAnb; 10 boxes Classt. just sec'd .,
sag COOKS.