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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

SALE OF LOTS EOrEtONtU.
take Si; te
door Of the Court Evansville hills posted
90 ..,,rss j iSl'S Sa SsiTHE:
are in recipe Of 50 cases Merino
wife attention. OetI7 JAS. LOW co.
OMBS doz India Rubber long Combs thi, day
~ and Tor sale at manufacturers prices hys ,ow.co
NJ. GEUPsL. Booktinder and Manufaesurer Of all
kinds Of Paper Boxes corner Of Second and Vine .s
s''ie' '"".
EtW SILK dot reed r; d; LON ssd co
- - .! oe'-' 'aS' LIZ" q w..
= oe.is GEO FOSTER & CO.
E.EESlEOP a SELLiNGER
ElEAT:AND SAUSAGE sToRE, WATER ST..
o Ind a' rl5 Meats ssy 90 K..
always ha wholesale ard r.tn Al Dried N..:
Feet. Liver Pudding. &e.. &c. oct3-end
I Notes Of the Mining aud Manufacturing Company and
Vanderlurgh County Coal Banks. will received AZ par
in exeh,nse Cor currency by crNhNTk 4 CO.
in1aeGiat- sarply and delivery The Bodan Mirs.. q
oG ass,l between sERSTkssx cor m
EDOuMs To LET Several Rooms in the Post Ohss
: buildng ~eli ed Tor hees Private Rooms. 70
rent on moderate terms. Enquire Of - -
HhCHINE III Its Al MIL assortment. Of vnleanir.a
assorted thickness and Gasksts OF all sizes
oetI3 BABCUCk BROS.
(,EsIENT-l5o hbls Hydraulic Cement store and fer
~ safe ~ oetI5 BABCoCK BROS.
IslE7' Ills ehe,es White Lime and
~ ~ OCH" bADCOCh bhoS.
ADMIN;sTR ATOR's SALE.
Is here given that the undersisns has been APP
pohvu OF tne estate OF nicna, Lons-
indebted the make medate either
Of the Administrators all those having claims anst the
NJ. W. FOSTER.
oetI3-3w RJB-T FERGUS Admir-
SAVINGS BANK
FIRST STREET. BELOW MAIN.
FENHS Bank pays per cent interest depos payable
Il demand; bnys aud sells E1ehang.. Coin Uneurreat
promptly OF Exchange Money RENTED
all paris Of Earope Oetll-f G. COPELAND. Cashier
WILL, YOU TRADER
"A county of4ls "a improved. with builonss.
soil excellent location unsurpassed r health main
IT NIX Railroads W" be exoansed for Real s,ss in Evans
VIll- or LaHlASeo Enquire of q; COPELAND;
octll-tf AT the Savings Bank.
! e EiELAiNEs-2o e,ses Printed DeLaines;
eases Per,ian Cloth: received this day
and for sale hy oetiI JAS Lon co.
ECLANNfI.epec ssass ng Flame various eOIors re-
n eeiyed by oetli JAS. Low CO.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IS hereby gwen that ietters Testamentary on the
to the unlri ed. All persons naeLted the in
r ~ S @ NJ. ,h sy an snS;. s,.
ia the office the Clerk OF Court Commea
Pleas vi derburgh conniy Said estate j. solvent.
ooti:-3w ELIZABETH G. LINCs. E1ecutrix.
sc, fHE sae ios water steamer FANNY FAR:
IT, RAR. a. LEABolT Master will regularly
ect FOR I rs E TIEES SeE c5 ." A sS.:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21
NEW WATCHES AND JKwEI.Ry.

UUTfs TOT ~ ~, ~ IN He NHS..
NEI have Just Fecvvea OR stock Of atehts and
We Je~elry. comprising article the Watch
Jewelry line all of the 'yies good
will eel stes and Jewelry
offered IN this city, aud warrant every Article 70 Lssueh
Presented. Give a call and satisfy yaurs. Ives
HlrTknf.FF K SONS.
oct5 Main street, between First aud second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

EEOsESE n ID Ed Cd h Eofe "a LIE
BAY Mare fast years old perfeltly sound.
a tie aud kind viii trO her mile in minutes Bug
style and finish. These with
Harness viii he sold the low price Of Apply
A HELM at NashinztOn Hotel Sc ehell Co. stable
whore all IN be day and tO-norrog Oetl92 Y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21
T.SEDDOH FkANfkE,S
CINCINNATI ENG. EST All. isHMENT

Corner Che and Canal opposite Henry LutL GrOee
r., Evansville Indiana.
ENANCY Dyer Steam Seourer Rehnisher of Dry Goods
Foreman Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdale $
New York Dye House.
by Laes' and Gentlemen's Clothes of Silk
MoOllen. aud Cashmere. ShaWs d. scrip
finishes DYES kind SUITS.
coTdng Ia and finishes them equal He
spots silk Dresses ! dry way. itbOnt
in color He also cleans finishes
tains in silk and ooen Toile de TerSse and Tues.
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes them equal
fair octl9-lgd&w
ina and Err hr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21
IF THOMAS BRAsH.

q NATIVE of Leith. Scotland. would communists Wit
his friends home. he would hear something his sd
tage supposed be
Ay information respecting him will be thankfully recsve
Ind. oct92w La ayetre Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

ItstAl ENT.-l5O bbls hydraulic
" ~ OctIJ BABCOCK BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

SrA8 CANDLES 80 boxes ass'd sizes lately reed
- for sale by oetl9 Nm. REILLY.
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.
S 'tE subscriber one his Tay Stand. situated in the
village of Rockport Ind and well located thriving
huiness. Tor sale sOnable The Hotel and
all new. and we'll finished and adapted to the
business The Hotel is oeaed the river LANDING and
Ouly the House The premis we'll
supplied with Should sale effected soon
the stand Will be $50 per The price asked
for tie perty is -
TERMS-sl,ooo down and the aanee in baAkable paper
on time with interest. Apply to =,
oetlS It'd wv j. IL MARKLE. Eoekport. Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21
nn.n, .nE ,InTuING.-ws have on hand tho

EPEADN MAIZE
sk iarg AZ stock Clothing offered Eyansviiie
winch order pressly to suit the West
ern in superior and warranted give
satisfaction in style. quality ana price.
JpHsSDS 4 FkENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

ana pay M said TsxeS
" o. NOvem her. 1881. ! will.
proceed to sell said Lots 1T 20
pay said taxes and costs, At the
Evausvi lie.
fARRELL. City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

VNT AM EDO eco dollars worth Of Real Estate fan
which will give Railroad
4 L. coNANT.
cetlO-u Next door 70 Burks EselEauge
DoRK -ei Ibis Mes Pork III; mp and ~nrra-,.ah by
oetH GEO. fuSTER CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

g Nfsi. AIN Esq c Prin ted De LANES;
EZ Plain do:
: cases Per,ian Cloths received this day
and for sale by oetlI JAS. LON co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOT

u OTE Is hereby that letter. TestAmsntsry ti
estate ct francis Lnek. decreased have grant
t. The unlrsi ed All persons inheLted the
MAKE the with delay those
ng la' the will ME the auly
allr the office the Clerk OF Court CONNIE
Pleas vi derburgh county Said estate j. solvent.
oetl.-3w ELIZABETH q. LINCE, E1ecutrix.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21
ADNIy;sTR ATOn,S SALE

NOTICE Is here that the has been
~ pointed administrator the OF Michael Long
botham decreased late of NanderbRrgh county All persons
indebted the will make either
of the all those having claims asan the
Will Tile hvm allowance The probably insel
NJ. ". FpSTER.
oetl3-3w RRT FERGUS, Admin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-21

a FINE Farm IN ohio lear the County Seat Of Hardin
county OF I4 ~ improved. with buildings.
soil excellent location surpassed fer health main
Railroads. Will be Real Evans
VILE Lam4scO. Enquire of G.. COPELAND.
0etil-tf AT the Savings Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
BELIZE DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Correspondence Of The SewOrlesps Picsyune
BELIZE, Honduras, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1854.
have only time to inform you that on Saturday
nj ht last the business part Of this town was destroyed
BY fire. II was first seen between two small shops
neer the market square, and owing TO the alarm and
panic which spread like pail over the whole commu-
nifty il was allowed 10 destroy the best business por
ton Of our town. II IL estimated that about 100
houses and stores destroyed, with rising $4,000
in merchandise.
Before il occurred provisions were very scarce and
high and rice, feb, bread -four, pork, hams and
bacon are above the pockets of those who arc IN
moderate circumstances, and some fear that want viii
be here before can get supplies.
The fire originated in the market square, and the
stores Of Messrs. Diseldorff Waller Cowell, Rod
rieues Texes, WIN. Guild, b. Pot's Peoples. Wood
Carney Teber and many others Of less conse4uence
were entirely destroyed, and generally with most OF
then contents The public j9ii and the poor h'u-e
are among those destroyed. The entire frontage OF
two blocks has been burnt, and the ire spread on
both sides ard run clear through the town. Truly
this has been year Of calamiy-the cholera, the re-
yer famine. ard low fire.
Mahogany, cJchineal indigo, loswooi, ana sarsapa-
rla ore sinking under the pressure, ana can no"
be bought here from twenty 10 fifty per cent. less
Than they could six months ago.
A GOOD speculation may be made By the psrson
who Brings down here cargo Of lumber, tonr, pork
rice, goldfish onions potatoes, hams, bacon, shout
ders Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
WOMENS TEMPERANCE MEETING.
..,o,ss,,e 81 Then Y. Tribune.

C.-,..rossepee Of The Y. Tribune
NArERTCws, n. Y, Saturday, Sept 9, 1851
Tie Womens Temperance Society Of the state OF
New-York ha, just closed { session OF rs Executive
Committee at this place which, believe, was very
satisfactory.
The meeting Of the committee was private, but the
PRINCIPAL business accomplished had reference to the
enactment Il the Maine Law At the next session OF
the Ieeislature toward which they are directing their
most arrest efforts.
III ey have ons had four lecturing agents in the
fed hitherto, but now have given credentials to
eleven in all who will soon be in the Geld public
speakers on this subject. The names Of these lee
turers have not ren-pired bat il Is but Just TO con-
clude from The character of the committee that they
would not send out incompetent women.
The ladies purpose that az the coming election all
their brothers shall be supplied with Maine Law
votes Some Of them possibly may be at the polls,
though they will rely mostly the efforts In private
in the domestic circle
They int nd if possible, TO have MAINE Law
Legislature and Governor.
The, are to hold general Convention at Oswego
in October the pr, else time has no, been made pub
lie but will be given in due time.
Two public meetings have been held here, at which
nnumber Of good speeches were made by Mrs. Vaughn,
Mrs Fisb Mrs Alhro, Miss Emily Clark Mrs. Fonda
of Wisconsin. and Mrs. Shepherd Of this place Inc
meetings we're well attended and the addresses were
received with general satisfaction Some Of them
exhibited much ability, and some prejudice against
yoman's speaking was removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
MAINE LAW ~ NEWJERSEY
THIN Y Tribune

{ cTrespor6enee % TIE y \ Ifioune- -. a ,ss.
NEWARK y. j Saturday, sept ?, 1898.
The friends % Probibitory Liquor Law are pc
coming thoroughly organized throughout this state
and as an evidence - their intention TO be heard IN
lie coming struggle subjoio the reso utions stopped
with entire unanimity, by the NewJersey rr91ip-
",orv Iiouor Lsw Association" at meeting held by
The m in this city last evening" ..
PesossS That will irrespective 81 party tor .asn
and ~ canddsiss for the LEGISLATURE Of NewJeIsey as
an. lDo lie ia Avor 0f eneeHg stringent froAloOis
Liquor Law. 49,, -, --....,..
Tor reliable friends OF Liquor FRO
bbton regsrd party ard should the csnd dates OF
10th urun. political parties BE- adverse TO such enaet
eut reliable independen candidate be no iinsed
e,re Thar the Pres throughout the state be requested
% rubli.h these Resolutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

q, rons sacrifice or distributed 10 tie soldiers N
I'm OF money Unless this state Of affairs i brought
10 speedy close, Nicaragua will be as poor a. the
yeriest begear within her borders
Rut hing appear approaching q crisis, and from
that can learn one party or the other must subm
10 he rued BY It's conqueror. The the bett
for the country and al foreigners will gladly hail IA,
end Of ths ruinous struggle for power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

BIALTH OF BUFFALO, Daring the month ~
ADc ust last so deaths occurred in the City Of Buffalo
Of hich Oh ,lera absorbed 2Ia.
HEiITH ~ 0swEGo.-During the month NJ August
81 persops died in Oswego .; If whom diei of ciol
IN The north lat yea III no-rsii:y va.
70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
81 The ". v. Trfsune.

KEsr, Conn, Friday, Sept E. 1854.
Though We have the Maine Law in tsis state, and
il works well in this town. well in other towns OF
the State, the persons who love rum can easy get
in tie state OF Sew.YoTk, which this town has the
present misfortune TO border upon but which IT, s 10
be hoped will soon be sleviated by the Maine Law
Yesterday afternoon Hiram Murphy started for the
grocery OF Stepheo Titus over the line, where among
other things 1.-The good creature Is kept. Bat before
he got home be experienced fthe bene'. derived
from Governer Horafio Seymours reto. After ne
bad got about hall way home he sss taken With
drunken fl ana In a few minutes he was a bloated
corpse. case similir to this happened last year,
but the cause OF bis osath Connecticut instead OF
New-York hquor. Eay you soon have the Name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

the speeches telDg interpreted 9TH music both yecA
sDd Instrumental, and several odes composed eA-
pressy for the occasion sung with great abh's
ton and effect.
This annual social reunion vac throughout most
delightful snd JOY Gus occasion, il was iesusn
sugbt with the most interesting and halo~ed ass1-
eisticns-aT union Of kindred hearts and yoi:es ai-
mrably calculated TO inspire the most pure AMI par
cite and ENROLLING sentiments Of the hrmsn heart.
II va. family festival long to be remembered by sli
prefeni. p V A.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13


assn
IMPORTER ad nsast anI pos
cafel
ke fo e1Ia Iaf
oNae qaalio pfa
sad fhaif nr6.npt fb1fion Is 81 oI Iere,f
Nsll. Ties HOSES IS fhan cent of
lion fss6fs HvaNl Com Enfopca Nnr
lben paFis. Ties "a athslanl laecfeinr
nlfe carefully selected 81 aefF l Aei
andcaa can aenllf Invite HlEenffe2 eaf
aTs Ia filAir laGae ana Wel nSsoIled o
isH lhe following pei WA
E4ish Bar Iron round aualt Sat
Besl Cahle Ao Us IA do % tons
I30 PENNSYLVANIA "a as 10 zoo toH
Do do boiler plato De b Sons
ao as IRON, round. seuare fat 800
ID Tennesse boiler plate fons
IA IA nloaoh c. ions.
Do is monds-l0 tors
Do do plates TONS
sIaziers rotls A. 81 Is md inch 80 III
sbeef Ifan- Isnolssh. American ana Ienaesso
fsam III III Qs500 bals.
t5o,s lsa.. FF,.e Sc rs Z 7 8 inch s00 bdls.
Round do--Fronl 8 10 inch. 200 hds.
en- Malls Celebrated EYermouta, and olhef Good
brands. 00o keos.
Press sp 300 kegs
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
Kinds CO. Nj s. June SO. Isb

Dr.. If. EM6NuEL,
Dear Sir.l Il reply To yours, inquiring UNI
der date of June 22nd, as 70 what effect used
your Southern Antidote foE Cholera, when that
dizease lately prevailed on my plantation on
Deer Creek. / take pleasure in assuring you
that I conaiderit incompar superior toany
other. On the breaking out Of holera, / was
but scantily supplied; and feel assured that
with an abundant supply and more confidence
ii It's efficacy than then had, ! should have
arrested several cases which afterwards prove
fatal have the more confidence ii its yir-
tues as used il iii ny own case with the
most satisfactory results If ny experience
BE worth anything TO the public, ] most heart
ily recommend your Southern Antidote to the
notice TO III persons having property iii the
Wiley Very respectfully,
g. ,. HARRISON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

ann
N6 nFleah
g SD el.ss
fhe public g 'ie infe an4 1k's1sixe
tofmenf 81 MUSIC mi |DeieAI ineI kD-
biEhIeo ali kiada nnfl rplIpn. and also
6in well selected eseQrlIaept 81 80 t8NIts
from 1h8 ctol q fret makeu Tie Dnii
ga tnte aud Europe Nfus which ere q ho
found lhpaa 81 elo1af l1,thi NtW Xolt
fial and Son. o. Now YORK. and eYel Cp.. u
Rafi f|ia ahoye Instruments 81 ~ following
kinds s. n AS II 1l eslt ~. RiGCD1lo, PIC
COLO 0DfiQuE and SQUIRE Ire 81 Csc
most iebrated aakere b he world, combining
ail Tie late improvements, may 81 had u Tie sllh
sedbcr. III every sttlc 81 ease, ard 81 g Ia,
6I-9. end ociaycs They Hlll be sold 81.
mann tofe tne Musical Merchandise 81
al kinds nd b a 41antity dmong Others,
tie subscriber keeps hniIy On hand lllp lngR
eef and fncet eelcctions eoTdeD1s ever bfo't
"a tho Soniilesn market, Wha. Offered - the'
most reasonable rates. GUITARS MANI lactufs
ed by VIM. HIATT aud Son. rom the mo- pproy
ed Spanish Models. Ties Instrumental 81 & q
first class. and warranted sand The climate.
The subscriber has had HlaIg fcaFs experience ln'
Tie Music business III lhe no cgn cilicss as well
as New Orleans, and Is bly, acquainted
with the minlitest delai bufiness. bie
stock Il Tie best selected th ever been - Che
ne will always have on hadd q selected stock ol
aud Most ionqble Music. ga psIcalpub-
lie are ectfully invited 10 call examine biz
sock. apr ~ ly.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
YlcksB0Re. 5uIy s. 1852
Or n EMAEU

I u IL ElIANUkL5
Dear Sir:-I have used your Southern Ans
Efidote Oh my phantom with ggea SUCCESS ior
several years moi only Wh El6
Yailine Is generally at-
1err glt torl no, etc. In travel
inc to my plantationon Deer Greek and back.
/ have found great re- from the use of IL my
self always keep It on hand and attribute
the success On my plantation to the early use
ofitin affections Of the bowels 81 adults 81 IN
fants. Tho Cholera has prevailed twice III my
|neighborhood, that is year before last and about
one month ago; IN allthe time have only lost
one case and after the preeaution ofusing els
tern water, I regard the timely use Of the Souths
ern Antidot6 as on great reason of my sue
cess
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
YonI EsIg TespectIully,

z inloniaL:tz 1aUor q tie Soukkera An
tidote
The undersigned have been madc acquaint-
I'D, either 81 personal pefience 81 other wise
with the virtues Of Dr.. Enaanuels SOUTHERN
AHTDoTE, as aFemedy for Cholera. Cholera
ATorbus, Diarrhga, and other bowel affections
and cheerfully recommend i rs q valuable
plantations and family medicine. worthy 81
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13

01INtI NIUEE. tlH.
bl
sII.t S S 81
~ ~ .s.
e s'.eA AeR0eNs .5s4 silsak ssasss
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13


N.@ .1oIN
COMM HInM TFEnnuAWr
p..s.... 81 ga boN
Az
LIME, CEN LENT 1nDCrpTrc
PRoDDfE, FAMILY AND
r
sstRteAtot&A4 tAtN t&tt4Ios
Is. soa.nnsIy Is .o So spssass is.ls
tkJ1 BUILDERS
zo9bels Re. ndaie cewea So Ihonason Lime
80 rs piasttf pafi1. n0
SO kers assorted heil,-o Ir a 4 s,', 5e
ttttt .toNpe
"a "a u f9 i6 * hss X &. la'i " bss eesl Ias
M1VrHEC
en- etos. ....,..., E.
10 article.
w1f0co9t1oc
~
s'ss1 1iieese ~ Eke taI1'rs, 81 hfto
ZOE. of.ea .aDdg.25de
ttouis x SACKS ~. louis
y 49, yeen.n t.ert new South Car c6
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-10-13
jarvis s. " goldman (.

Successors 10 NATHAN JARVIS q CO..
Corner of Common and Magazine Streets,
NeW Orleans,
0har fof sale, At she lowest mark e priees, laTg
and carefully selected stock 81 strictly ppft
DRUGS md MEDICINES
Frenchs ENGLISH, German and Chemicals, paint
and Qas, Window Gass Nainishes. Dye SUITS
feTtamerg, Soups. bIushee. ruesess tlagorng
actei pure Etssntial oIle, Druggists 6las
Xeasi powders Lemon Slups faten
VI Ieln hakeHs Herbs eero ell lnsirafnentg
1oae tekeIy as4alt 9ertfally co1lpFlsed
g the stock 9. erNe 1feleep ana eyeft
article Of NedieiHc wanted "a plantation, put
have been selected viii mucA onnl care. and
purchased direct from The manu- Aeif
agents. III this coOntry and Eur tEtif
powdered drugs are prepared from. tiel 81 care
tully selected. ard afc warranted end
81 rbe best qfalilys
.4fsango have been made
laetpreEs 81 QUlAiNt % 81 cr uppl'
from 1lmm feslse fa.l4Hef. Erenchl ant
American m1nuiae131es, which viii be sold
tie acsi liable terms.
Iof the celebrated II 1kTNGEON III U.s.
IAi3s superior 60 my q tho wofd
They are prepfred 70 furnish dealers wilh e
following genuine PATENT MEDICINES BY
tho gross ordozen, 1t the pro, retors' wholesale
prices:
Lyon's Kathairon, Dalley's Pain Extractpr,
Mexican Mustang L.iniment, 81 + Fahnesfock,s
Vermifnge, David Jayne's Family Medicines, John
Bulls Saisaparia, s. z. ToWnaena's Sarsaparilla,
Woodlands Cherry Expectorant, Woodman's Ex-
tract Jamaica Ginger, Woodman's pa D killing
ILiniment, v Woodlands PnFgatiye Pills, Osgood's
indian Choiagogue, Minors Magical Fever Cure
Simmons Liver Medicine, Gfag Patent Clint.
ment. Graefenberg Medicines. alss Pills end
Bltsfs, Green's 0xYgenaied Bihers, Spencer's
Pills. Railways Reads Rel:ef, Billngs Cafmina
SaFaapatilla and Copaiva, Sands SaTsnparla. 81
Arranaemenls have been made 10 receive diIel
from Saratoga, supply Of Congress Water.
S.JARVIS,
q Q. W0ODAIAN.
f-s260 bxs Sardies, salmon and HOLSTERS,
NlI0bxs Canton ginger and shakers preser
YES,
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@. Vale, Coz.

s 38lE EEG STRAW goods.
Merchants visiting the city are respect
ol Z. invited Is can and examine our stock
seiore purchasing.
annsfig s. 1854 26-ly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-06-08
SIlerin'S Sale.

Washington Gray. J In Jackson
VS.. Common Pleas,
Cyrus Gray and others. In Partition.
IN Pun uance of an order Of sale, made in the
above cause, at the May term Of said court,
A. D. 1854, will expose TO sale at public auc.
ton at the door of the Court House, in Jackson
County, Ohio, on
Saturday 22d, day of July, A. D. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and A
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in said county, to WIT
All the land that lies on the east side Of the big
road that leads from jackson town to the Baker
Bridge that is in the north east quarter Of the
south west quarter of section No. %, township
No 6, Of range No. l8, with the following ex-
ccption of a small lot that Hannah Gray bought
Of Joseph Sprigs, in the south east corner of said
lot, owit: 70 commence at stone on the line
between the south east quarter and the south
west quarter of section No 2S, township No. 8,
of range, No 49, thence west 9 rods and Is feet
to the big road thence along said road to Sa-
rah Stewards corner, so as to make a straight
line thence to the place of beginning, contain
ing one and one half acres, more or less, u part
of the north east quarter of the south west quar-
ter of said section. Also, small lotion the west
side of said road, as follows, towit: To com
mence at the south east corner of said half quar-.
ter thence a norlhward course along the line
of Hannah Gray's lot, that she bought of Jo-
seph Sprigs, to the north west corner of SAID
lot thence to the south east corner of Joseph S.
Sprigs' lot that he bought of Joseph Sp:igs ;;
thence a north ward course IL rods and Ii links
to corner thence westward course l2 rods
and l6 links to a corner; thence a southwark
course to the north west corner of Robert Hen
ry s lot, that he bought of Peter Mccain thence
an eastward course to the place of beginning;
containing in all between twenty Five and thirty
acres more or less. Appraised at $4,000
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one third
in one year and the residue in two years from
the day of sale, with interest on the deferred
payments, and deed to be made upon full pay
ment of the purchase money.
YINTON POWERS, Shf, J. c.
June 8, "a. ll-6w