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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-06

The past week has not marked any i'm
provement in Money matters. Parties VIII,
are necessateJ 10 borrow continue to be
pretty hard pressed, and those who have
money To lend experience no difficulty in OBJ
tanning high rat OF inlerest-ranging from
| J to per cent. per month. Some parties
however, who have surplus capital, are
granting temporary loans to first.class parties
| at IL percent per annum The Banks and
Bankers are doing very little, and this is
confined almost entirely to parties whose pa
per they already hold. New applicants for
loans receive cold treatment. Confidence
is -tiIl weak and unsettled The result of
the Manchester and Oulcalt failure tends 10
Prolong the feeling oil disirust that has pre-
vailed for week or two past.
Currency continues in every limited sup
ply. The Ohio and Kentucky Banks, and
the State Bank Of Indiana, are still contract.
ing rather than expanding, and this must
continue TO be The case with all prudent
Banks so long as Exchange keeps up. Any
evidence OF expansi, u just al this time, is - n
evidence OF imprudence. We have no new
feature to notice " it'll reference TO the Indi-
ana Free Banks. The paper is not taken
in trade, bat there are more purchasers for il
than heretofore. The statement of the A u
ditor published in another place, has increas-
ed confidence as 10 its ultimate value; but no
person purchases il with aTiew to circulate
Ing it. The work OF retiring continues to
progress at Indianapolis and the Auditor ad-
vises Us thai ltriy 10 iity thousand dollars is
being daily converted into Eastern Elk.
change.
The market for Eastern Exchange ad.
vanced on Saturday, 10 l4ala prem. bat it
was dull y sterday at III, sc rates, and out
side sales were made at a declined OF Ia tor
Bankers Cheeks.
The Bank OF Hallowell, Maine; Ship Bull.
ders Bank, blaine; and Brunswick Bank
Maine, have been discovered by the Suffolk
Bank, Bost n; The Lewis Co. Bank of New
York has failed. Tie President of the Far.
mers Bank, of Saratoga Co., n. Y, contra
diets the rumor OF the failure of that Bank,
An unfavorable rumor has been circulated
here with reference to the notes of the Trans
Allegheny Banks Virginia. The notes of
the Bank of Kanawha are still refused by
some OF our Banks. Tbs Bank is strongly
endorsed by parties i'll Virginia, but some
o our Brnks are determined to do nothing
calculated To give credit TO any Bank, that
IS not good beyond prob BILE contingency,
and considering the late heavy losses sus-
tanned by the community from Bank aiiures
this is certainly a iaudab;e act. The strings
should be kept tightly drawn against all
Banks, OF the soundness Of which the shadow
of doubt exists Ctn. Price Cur. LIST.
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IT An oyster dealer in New York, state

c. An oyster dealer in New York, states
that the city is supplied with oysters chiefly.
if not entirely, by sixty oyster lanters, who
sell daily, on an average, $500 worth, at the
average rate of $40 thousand. This would
make the daily average sales Of each dealer
about 10000 and worth about $500. OF
the three millions of oysters daily brought to
that city it is probable that there are, at least
100000 daily consumers.
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PUrNAM's MoNrHLY.-We received the
November number of Putnam's Monthly
early last week. The report that this ex.
celleut periodical had stopped, is of course
untrue. 1t is still going ahead, and is very
successful. The November No. contains a
large quantity of reading matter, of excellent
quality. Copies of Putnam can be procured
at the Book Stores.
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l% We had the pleasure Of receiving a
call last Saturday from Mr.. Osborne R Hly,
who has just returned from four months
trip to his friends in Ireland. He looks WEI
and hearty. He narrowly escaped coming
the Africa. We thank him for package Of
papers,
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OF Mr.. j. b. Thompson has our thanks
for a package oil late Louisville papers. He
came down last Saturday on the Empress,
and brought down with him two excellent
BARRIERS. He is now prepared to do up things
this public, there is no use of any other per-
son trying.
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GLORyOuS SIMMER

WITH the hot sultry atmosphere mid the rank
vegetation OF the owsnds aud the marshes in the deep valleys
OF the great South wher The
burning sun drinks up the waters and the deesyng plants
give on noxous and poisonous IL hailed
produce yellow Jaundice
Bowels Darrhee dsentery. Ague Fever Bilious
Typhus tevers Under these circumstances
should make free use of Ds BnucEs INDIAN vEeETLE
PASAcEA IL power cleanse the bowels purity the
blood and health in
umn OF thlsp paper. eyS
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@ One of our citizens was thus accusted
by his landlord:
"As everything is on the rise feel it my
duty to raise YOU rent"
"Sir," said the tenant, 81 feel truly crate.
ful; for times are so hard, that it is impossible
to raise ii myself" The landlord slid.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOTS FOR SALE.
A MOTT EXCELLENT CHANCE,

MOST EXCELLENT CHANCE!
number of Lots in the Southern Enhancement OF Evans
ve in market cheap rates Ut private ale The
sizes OF these lots from Is fee ronty 100 Deep to 50
feet front by ~ deep; of them several fest
allow the grade the the handsomes location
,aeant and within three blocks the Academy
be erected Persons wishing good and cheap
lots in this location. will please call the undersigned
noy2-lm W. H. CHANDLER.
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Evansville. November 4. 1854.


NOTECE:-orncE INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE ISs. Co.. In
IN disnapolis Oct. u. 1854.
meeting OF directors held this Gay.
Ordered That fer the Of losses By fire. estimate
by said Company since the Assessment OF Octo L. 1853
hnSr sa three and s
ing ssnent the premium notes ven t. the Company
the ''n -' Of SSo Sfts IL sSh &c WITS
On all dated before Mar 1884, and not al
charged at this date being from No. $3.50 No 4sz7
On all march, 1854 an on OF pri
IL 1854 being from No. i2o No 49, both inclusive. egh
after April H. 1884, and on or before JUL
1851 being from No ASH TO No. 40. both inclusive ST.
all dated iser Jay 1851 and on or efOre Angus
% 1855 being ir-m No. 4S7 No 4ss both inclusive i0u'
On ExPiRED AND DISCHARGED NOTES:
On all expired discharged tober ~ 1885, and
Oa all notes expred or d charged March 1851 and
ON al notes r. or ssss r April 1885,
on or tsfor. July s5t t~elve asd % & sns an
before e. 1854 halt gsr sent
On all notes expired charged o. ioO Ano
teiore October Il 1854 n't.en Per cent, ~, -
Ordered That the Treasurer eh.rse VI al assess
r. eepss for will be forwarded TO Agents
ttori1ed persons 20 who s% ~ a % 20
rrna nr unpaid on aud the siL of Dec-u
rssG III. s s.. are viii Re % sui, Tor TIE
amount Of their ss Sat-. s = is sec
m. Free Ranks Indiana good sanding the specie
banks Kentucky and ohio will be required for
O. ss
tn otherwise they
that il DUTY the schare and
pay das aP the time Of sarrsader agrse.y
the rnl the be-ath section the Charter which
be oreed BY officers Of the Company THIS i'm
ueste call their attention y IT, andto give proper
in regard thereto Policies disetarxe should
through the local agents aa addressed
In will policy be discharged the
due the
paid. :. ~ order OF the Directors.
RsY}<1siSw CHARLES W. CADy. Treaurer.
~ lind. Jour.
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rAct ssE .s,snkp and we'll SHOWN the AraLans
ed the Whole world to wonder amire ith tsc
eeaee Of chemistry had its birth aud therefore
rersevsrng darlns should BY
tua and unIiring experiment discover Remedies
ing in efficacy all others those diseases
% thin from their mode O. iie their time
tribes they we're subject the most violent attacks OF reu
AZ. m rarsys,, neSrase pal and rons infammatory
mors swell ngs. diseases OF the joints All he.ed
with wonder aud attributed heir skill to the
Pg,a~.sss 81 msse. u. @. EARRELL's ARABIAN LINZ
peculiar to this country. and by the of the articles
Wild Of The desert were enabled 70 rerio
such r.culous The Arab teed world
agility. and the isle que capable enduring
ny M because rom the tune o. hrs birth his nm are
maize lotion sspplied and such thing swe.ny
ankno~n The result iii follow in ali cases
where H. fsrrsli.s Genuine Arabian L'nnsnt Is used in
dollar it will you twenty great
| deal Of suffering If not your lite.
LOOK OUT FOR COUYrERFEIrs,
has lately made appearance called b. Farrs Arabian
Lnmen the most dangerous OF all the eounsrfeits because
kno~I.dse exist, and they viii
only discover her error when the spurious MIXTURE
article /. only by c. Farrell
Main stree. PsOra: Illinois whom all aprheaious for
before the % FARREh
An Sa h on the wrapper s SihsI are foaSsEe
Wholesale and retail Agents Evansvle Ind
aud BY regularly authorized agents hroughout the United
60 Price Is and 20 cents an a 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and hamlet in
the Un,a ss'se in heh is alreay es..blished
Addrss H. G. Farrell above. accompanied with good
ferene- n 10 character. responsibility. &c.
Il ! do n. Pesshs: ] do do do ssrawSeriies;
do quarts Preserves ass'd do - gal Pickles sssd.
do u fal Gherkins. n dc - gal piekisd Peaches
2 do quarts ass Pickles JUST received
novi COOKS Family Grocery.
~ s. ALMONDS lis for sale by
Co 5 T.. GILBERT a CO.. Sye. nesr a.er
NuOICETOBAC(O ~ boxes favorite brands pounds,
" IS and IS reed ana for sale reduced price by
nova s. L. GILBERT d CO.. syc. near Water.
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STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE OF INDItNt,
NRnderburgh (;ouut,. 50.
In the Court of FirAs vardsrlurgh county Ind
December Terra. A. ID. 1851. (No ss.)
Samuel NJ. Morley.
appearing by aft ia-if Is ~ day ~ Tavtrhsr ASA
hiea in the er-e thu Clerk the Court o. On
fleas of NaoceriaTgh Aaneo
ant Samuel ~ Morley -sdsnsf the State Of Ind
that action against fendant;
The said San NJ Morley there hersy notsd %
hs peRlen-y the entitled and that the
trial at toe nest eeemler FERN a." Csurt
b. begun at House tL eisy Evans-
Vile, the Monday Dee. HheE a. D. ls4
cation Nov. "a. Is5i.) JACOB II NkEN Elmer.
G. CT G.. p. Nand,rbursh county.
RAKER GAVIN tsr P1.H p.rs-sw
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rNHE Of Lots and Lots Main and Locus
streets ~hich have been Sravelied hereby notified
that the thereon made by
b. the office of the Clerk who
oOreet The respective prccept will issued
Tor the collection Of all remaining paid after
T.. ROSS.
Evansville, November 4. 1854. nov4-3,s
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SIN HUNDRED PACKAGES AND LOTS or
Uni GOODS

SIN HUNDRED PACKAGES AND LOTS OF
DIZZY GOODS
AT NOt UNN .'RlCrSn
Indiana stnte sto,k AOus Taken mt Pss.
EAiEAsikE sALE or r. 6ODDS q CLOTHING
At AUtTION.
l5th ats1s clock a. NJ. hall oder auction by
catalogue No Va pae ages and
lots ir sh and seasvnabe DRY GOODS constug an part
aG fellows via:
Hack. blue hrown and green cl"ths;
Hack and fancy res aud U5erkius:
Elack. blue. Os'ori. m KID Satnetx:
Pilot. Beaver Az Pet, rshan OsereoasiLgs,
weeds AMI Jeans. y1rit
W hite r.d. "A yellow Flannes;
Canon Elanneis. Liasrys. Rob Rsys;
Printed C,otkings CherAs liish Liners;
~ bale Tickiugs ~ eases Canton tlsbn.ls
he he'd ana hroun Coitons eolOrtd CAmbr;es:
800 pieces Red BianSets:
Pain and figured bla"k ssSilks
F,n'y silks nesufi'nl styles add great variety;
90 pes Enslish Merlnos; biz aud ianry Lustrrs:
Englis French ani q. rnan Plaias: DE Lanes;
~ ASS faury PTnts of th~ popnipr r.nds;
flaiB aud riaid IacOnets SN asd Book Muslins;
bishop Lawns Lac,s. I'm roiaerrs. Cords;
Comforts aud lpd rshirJs;
Siik Linen aud Coat IA IA ,ndkerchiefsr
Wells. Ribbons Cows Ausiery;
Combs, suspvhd ers aud TT ~ n,inrs os all kinds.
Al.o prime assortment OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of
Fr-ek. Dress aud business Coats;
overeoa's. Pans an Nsss:
All OF our manLfartrr~. aud we'll made
Oar stock il the oa, at anction
tn we'll worthy 'ono II a
hle Others rrpudase Indiana Money show
our eOuhdene in t Ny willingness take Pan
soods: anefion Irisate sale: Indiana
ireacs 70 bring IL on and take goods in abge.
GowDY. TERRY CO
noTl-itd2tw louisville, Ky.
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JHIiEw Wax Beads Gold Pens. aud common Jewery lust
ree'dby oet2s A. G. PuSHEE.
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H. G.. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT

TCsT received s0 hush Corn in the ear per Row
- ley aud Tor sale ~ nOv6 ). l.. HONEl.
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INDIANA sTkrE-sTocK uoynr


TAKEN at Par tor Goods % all descriptions. and vhi
j will be sold too Al the lowest price ~
nov2-tf M. LOEWENTTIAL co. F.
ECEiy cd pr Farasld. direct from New York.
lD It's b-st German Pranss. for safe Cncin
prices at Wholesale + retail by
rov3 D. d. HERMANN.
M tDDER AND tNDIGO.-2 o oh. choice for r.ie by
As1 hot D. h. OlLBE1i CO.. Sye. near Water.
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~ s, ALSYOyDS.-25O0 lis for sale by
"a = iiIIHERr A. ~ Ws.
NOTICE.

rHOICETOBACCO-so boxes favorite brands. pounds
" IS and IS reed anu for sale n reduced price by
nova s. 4. GILBERT d CO.. syc near Water.
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LOOK OUT FOR cOUHrERFErrs,

vH>O THE EPitgRiss.-2d dog cans Fresh Tomatoes.
II I do cans fresh Peaches do do do Strawberries
do quarts Preserves. ass'd do gal Pickles assd.
do cal Gherkins. "a dc - gal pieklsd Peaches.
2 do quarts ass Pickles. Juss received at
novi COOKS Family Grocery.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

GAVE YOUR FODDER a 'e~ Of SanfOrd's Patent
- straw IutIers rec d and Tor sale iy
SANIEI,
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Richmond College.

The present Term Of Richmond College vii
close with public exam nation Of the classes
on Wednesday the s9th and an exhibition by
the members Of the PhilCmathean and Phreno.
casmieian Literary Societies on Thursday even
ing March 3Oth.
The next Term win commence on Monday
the 6rst day Of May.
The Institution is now in more fourishine
condition than it has ever been at any former
period. The number ofstudents in attendance
during the past year has been greater than in
any previous year and the next term promises
q proportionate increase. In addition to the
Boarding Houses number of Families offer
their houses for the accommodation of students
that all may be provided for. Il is desirable
that, all may be present at the opening of the
Session, that the classes may be formed with.
out needless delay.
By order Of the Board,
March 9th 1854, St
JOSEPH JoNEs.( Com,
]. LINDLY
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DUFF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Pittsburgh, Penn'a.

ESTABLISHED in ls40-Incorporated BY the Leeis.
lature of Penna, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER II. LowRIE,
WM. WILKINS CHARLES MAYOR.
P. DUFF, Principal Author OF Dut's Book. Keeping
&C., Professor OF Book Keeping and Commercial Sci
ences
l. II. DALH0FF, Professor of Penmanship.
n b. HATCH, Esq, member OF the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor of Commercial Law.
p. HAYDEN, 4. Nj, Principal of the Mathematical
and Classical Department Professor of Mathematics &c
This IL considered the most extensive and perfect or
ganized commercial college in the United States -Four
active assistants employed in the Book Keeping de-
partment.
Duf's systems Of Mercantile and Steamboat Book
Keeping are taught by the authorthe only teacher Of
Book Keeping in the Western States formerly known al
an extensive merchant and ship owner His expe ience
thus enables him to give insight into real business
which other teachers have no means of imparting
His training for business comprehends upwards Of 40C
real business transactions 800 commercial computations
A thorough course of business PENMAEsHIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL LAW and Commercial
Sciences, the theory of profits the art Of making mon
ey, &c.
DuT's Bookkeeping, Harper's Edition price 81 so
postage 81 cens "the petfect and omprehensve
in the English Language"
Duf's Steamboat Book keeping price 81, postage
cents perfect system for such Books aud Accounts
Duff's Commercial Calculations, plice 80 cents.
E8- Send for Circular by mail.
April 20, 1854 -ly,
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Lss them sng who may q he battle fsy,
And the deeds that have long since past.
Let then shsns N psaise d The Tar whOss days
Are spsnt o. ths ocean vast
wOald reader % these all The worship you please,
would honor them even powi
Bat I'd give far more from my hearts fall store,
TO the cause of the Good Old PlOw.
Let thsm land the notes that IN music fOat,
Through the bright and gHtiered halls,
Whils the anOrous twirl Of the hairs bright curl
Round the shoulder Of beauty falls.
But dear to me is the song from the tree,
AID the rich and blOsSoming bOugh;
Oh, these are the sweets which the rustic greets
As be follows the Good Old Plow.
Full many there be that daily We see,
With selhshand hollow pride,
Who the PlOwmans lot, in his humble cot,
With a scOFnful look derde;
Bat I'd rather take hearty shake
From his hand, than for wealth to bow,
For the honest clasp Of bis hands rough grasp
has stood hy the Good Old PiOW.
An honor be then to these gray old men,
When at last they are bowed with TOLL
Their warfare then Ger, they battle no more,
For they've conquered the stubborn soil;
And the ehaplet each wears, in bis silver hairs;
And ne'er shall the vctOr's brow,
VVKfk l.amnl n.o-... A.. - i. -.
Like the sons Of tho Good Old Plow.
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u. MORRISON
Oel,tistrl).

Fl. d J. B. M oRRIS 0 N respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Carrolltot and vicin.
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEUBENVlLLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper.
ations connected with their profession, in the
hest possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth st., north of Market,
Steubenville, Ohio.
They will visit Carrollton several Zines during
the year, of which notice will be given.
June I6 1853
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New OxfOrdshlrO sheep.

Among other objects Of interest at the Ma.
tional Poultry Fair, we noticed three fine spe-
eimens Of this large variety of sheep.
They are OF stock recently imported, and
are superior for their size. fine form, vigorous
constitution, and heavy fleece They are said
to increase rapidly and come early to maturi.
~; and it has been claimed after careful expe-
riments in England. that they return larger
amount Of increase for given amount of food
than any other kind. The males Of this spe-
cies have reached the enormous weight of four
hundred pounds.
The specimens exhibited are but two years
old. OF enormous size, and bearing not less
than sixteen pounds each Of fine long white
silky wool, and probably are not excelled BY
others Of their age in the country. Although
yet rare in this country. they are highly ap-
preciated, several specimens have sold at yery
high prices. They were exhibited by John T.
Andrew, Esq, of West Cornwell, Ct., who
we understand has the largest flock in New
England. We believe the introduction OF
these sheep matter of Importance to the
agricultural community, and we doubt not they
will Dc sought for by those who regard mutton
as well as WOOL of importance.
A fine cut exhibiting the beautiful form and
proportions of one Of this variety of sheep was
published in the Country Gentleman" o.
the 9Th inst
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, CHARCOAL AND SALT FOR SHEEP.-It is gen.
orally conceded that wet pastures are unavor.
kabls 10 the health Of sheep. Ihave kept flock
fpF fur years in pasture Of this description
for the first two years with unfayorable results
Ny sheep we're unhealthy, and many of them
died, ascribcd ito the wetness OF nv pas.
lures, Under the recommendation Of an old
farmer, gave the sheep charcoal mixed with
salt, The beneficial effects of this mixture
we're soon apparent. have continued The
treatment, and the animals have continued tc
thrive. Tsuppose the medicinal qualities Of
this MIXTURE consists in the disinlecting pro.
perry of the charcoal.
And, In the invaluable tonic and alterna
tire propertiesoof the salt we may add; fol
Ike many othtr remedcal agents, this article
when given in small doses, augInents the di
geslive functions. 10 larger doses II Ia ca
ghaTtie. North Wsaaa Caltiuator.
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Watch Making.
SEND ON YOUR WAa C qES.

NL4ED V-V VU1s " IA ILD,
| would inform the citizens of Corrolton and
SarrOl 'unty that they can have tn ir Watches
paire in the best manner and on short notice.
~ send ing them to my establishment in
NEW PHILADELPHIA,
| have for sale good assortment of ito and Sill.
yer Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds
'old Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found in Jewelry store My shop in the cen
ire block Immediately adiOiuing "Espied Elk
change"
Old Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be left at the residence oi
MIR. F isher and will be promptly sent, and return.
ed when repaired All work warranted.
Give us trial. MORGAN BUTLER,
New Philadelphia Juy2l, 1888 tt.
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LEONARD SCOTT & co.,
64 GOLD STREET. NEW.YORE
NEBRAsKA MILL.

The subscribers having at great expense just
completed their new Steam FIGURING Mill in
CsrroltOn. respectfully call the attention of the
Fsrmers,to their superior advantages, for doing
coop w orr
Having already tested the work, ofthe above
mill. we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot. and shall not be excel!ed.
Bring on your wheat, and get - flour in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll.
Cash paid for wheat, at all times.
March, 9Th, 1854. 6m J. BEATTY 4 SON
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NO. WAR IN TURKEY.

But a new Barber Shop now opened perm me mt
ly in Carrollton at which place every body can be
accommodated, in the best of style and on reason.
able terms, he wing removed my family from Pitts.
burgh and located permanently in this place.
respectful ask the patronage of gen erous pub.
lie, aud viii at al times tender the "quid pro quo
Please ca Il under the Exchange" and yoa will
at all t mes find your humble servant.
w. JOHNSTON
P, 5 Clothing cleaned of all spots, and grease
on reasonable terms w j.