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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-11
PURE BLOOD, SHORT HORN CATTLE. sOUTI
DOWN AND FKENCH MARINE SHEEP Fol


TEA RosE;-whi.e and Red roam; calved May % lsis.
srd westcheser White Rose. ~ Splendid (j1) g.
dam yellow Rose ny Young Denton sSs) GG dam Araha,
ny North (is0) GGG dam by Comet 55) GGG
dam by Henry (aDo) GGGG6 -; DAM v.
so) Rose has calf her side tbs old BY
Prophet.
Observation-Disclosures 1852, sired by Prophet dam
Phlox bv Yorkshireman l51o) dam Phoni1 BY Hero io)
GO Princess Washington 1855 goo dam Paasey by
Blaize 100 q .GG dam Prmron, ~ Charles GID GGGGG
dam -" by Blythe Comet 1851 GGGGGG dams - by
Prince ts2 cGGGGGG dam -" By Patriot t4ss) Pleas
ant is in calf by Cuba.
CUBA-Red hite caved May 20 1857 sired Proph-
Coral nv Bertram I'd (ail Gdam Conquest by Wash
ington (5561 G dam Ramsey by BaIe GGG dam Pym
by Charles lI37] G6GG dam -, BY blythe Comet.
IS. GGGGG dam ''-'by Prince. 52i. GGGGGGdam ''--''
by Patriot. 4s6.
attached the Of the animals refer
their register the English herd Book All the animals
for sale registered and will in the
volume published In London.
have each Of South Down and French Mari
Sheep. Also. few Dorking Chickens All the above
stock bred by Mr. R"och Of oseso county New YORK.
and brought o his State last fall my
This opportunity breeders get few animals OF
purity seldom offered in this State.
The unquetonable guarantee be given the
Pedigree Of the animals. Address ,
r. HUDSON. Agent.
ey2S-H Albion. Edwards County, Ill.
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ARARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.

'VulHAT vauhbis tat of land belonging the
A. Warner. deed. situate about eight miles from the
Of Evansville and known 'Oak God ..
Isl ares is nov will be divided
into ten lots will be sold quantities
ssuit purchasers. . -
persons wishing country residences this affords
the Evantvie and Craw-
sordsyiiie Railroad Terms easy and liberal Enquire of
5. VI. WAIVER.
ey3t-H Atty ut Law and Real Estate Ag't.
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL BY
q COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer in EIehaage. Cola Land Warrants, UmemrreRt
Money, &C., &C.; Ogfee on First ST. near !Main
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-11

SPRAGUHs FANCY PhINTs.-2o eases spraue,.
- small figured madden Prins this dsy an for ale
en- Jas. Low = CO., SIs, Main a., Lou, Ky,
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CURRENCY RATES.
ynYrHr MA NF.W TERGrv

Gu * RENCH IL TsNs
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY
State Bank IL Branches. par All Solvc nj Bar Rs par
New Stock Banks.......p par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. Branches IN n Orleans. par
State Bank a Branches. par ALAB ANA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks dis
State Stock Bank 10 p). IS dis ". & 3. CAROLINA.
In ~. par All Solvent Banks. -. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
ALL Solvent par All solvent Banks. dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks.... par New StkSecurity Bks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. 80. dis All solvent Banks 3dis
MISSOURI Fire & Marine IDs. Co. ) dis
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Ban 3 dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan lns. Co. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks. - dis
EXCH ANGE.
New York. Buying at L.. Selling II prem
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
silver Change. 9" ........5 prem
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EOR 6AQR mn RENT


a very desirable family residence situated in the
I eleeahe part Of the city. The house rooms
good cistern houses and number Of fruit
the premises.
ALSO Lots in Lanaseo city fronting
sf bargain be had applied for Immediately. Apply
81 this once. auRi q
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JEREMIAH BENIN. INSURANCE. AGkNT,
Once over j. NJ Caidwrlls Store Evansville, Indiana.
A GENT for the NEW YORK CITY ms. CO..
~ STATE MUTUAL FIRE Il MARINE ms. CO.. OF
liar ri,burgh Pa.
UNIFIED STATES LIFE ms CO. ofNsw York:
KEYSTONE MUTUAL LIFE a. HEALTN INSUB-
ANCE co. Of IIarrisburgh, Pa. sepD-iy
SSUGAR HOUSE. PLANTATION q REFINED
- MOLASSES-l7O bbis bv quality IN fine order tor sale
|. by s. h. GILBERT a. CO.
sep20 Sycamore near Water.
rNENNEssEE MONEY-IN ANY AMOUNT-boushtby
i S.E. GILBERT Is CO..
sep2O Sycamore near Water.
~ s. Il. GILBEKr CO..
ssp20 Sycamore Water.
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NOTICE,
HE subscriber respectfully, informs the public that through
long practice in the cloth acture he Is enabled
all Wool and take stains lie
ate.s Of clothes by him. will
will get the poli>h
He also does msndipg Of sort at short notice
and reasonable prices The Public will please to give me
trial GUSTAS VI. kRACH.
Mr. Shmth's House. next door Of Dr. Muehihausen.
ser2l-lm Lama.co.
HEEsE.Jast reed per steamer Umpire. Is bxs Orange
I Farm Cream Cheese. and for sale by
ser2l I& ID. HEIMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-11

SlLvHa PLATED Sewing Birds aud super Sewing Nee
y dies foTsale by e22 A. G. PUSHEE.
VUNO CONTRACTORS.-250yar yards Of earth wanted. de-
liversd the lot the residence Of Robert
Barnes Es. which the market price will be paid by
ey25 9. BABCoCk.
DISSOLUTION OF PART NERsHiP.
hsretoore existing between MUSES. Cow
den Barker this day dissolved by mutual consent
r. r. Barker having purchased che interest g. B. Cowdn
alone authorized " settle the business Of said firm
eyis-M Z. d. C0wDEN.
r, r. BARKER.
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BACON a. CT
AN 1T BE,

I1AN 1t he possible that S. EMBICH APP
~ pear before the Honorable City Council to the
charge Dry Goods cheaP Or wsst for resolving
corporation orders for Goods when in they are
worth than ninety cents the dollar, Be the
il may. know Mr.. f. his anair'
while he pursues the Of his ways che time
endvorns do the good the largest number BY
continuing sell good Goods TO
markedly los prices.
you delight in getting good Good.
prices. ey22
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d. woOLsEY.
H. NELSON
A u CTIO N.

IL
........~...... .......
AUCT ION.
WOOL9EY q NELSON.
"ATER street Evansville Indiana. AuctionseE
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames, Notions &C. Particular atten
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and sssard.y Cssl
advances made on Consignmenn.
augs3y wo0LsEs NELSON.
FURNITURE.
CoFAs, Dysn Center, dining, ps na ana n Cars
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing DO enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Ma:
Also large and al.
TBwELRv &NOTIONS.-EaE-Thes, PhyetrhEs
d Breast Pins Shirt studs. Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver ~ascho. otee
Deeds and Caps Brushes, Combs, PuHes, Fancy soaps
Accordians Volins. Pictures and vaToss osher notions
for sale by .o,r
aug23y wOoLSEY & NELSON.
CtHAIRs-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen woedsea'
janis 'N ''''' WooLsEY & NELSON.
COFAS.-Just received and for sale at Furniture
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSVS.
DEDSTEADs--Just received and for sale low, . Tot
- Of highposs Beds'eads. woo,spv & NILSSON.
VI and hvate sale. lot Of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEf q NELSON.
lust kECElvED and for sale, q large lot Of Looking
y glass Plate. WOOLSEf q NELSoN.
COFAS.-Jsst received by steamer Express and for
- sale low At our Furniture Rooms four New sofas.
app WooLSEY q NELSON.
- Dbl Susar Baker Molasses Dbl Golden Syrup;
evil ''' sugar "'1'' '"''-''' BEDFoRD's
-
QHREsH TEAs.-iO half chests. eattys. etc..
ey9s Sc. GILBERT l. CO.. sys.. near Water.
- HarPer's Magazine for June;
GSshams % for DO:
Godey's Ladies' Book for June;
knickerbsehsr for June;
jes SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store.
SUNDRIES.-
- don u cans Sardeens
dos y cans Sardeens;
S do. cans Burrows best Lex Mustard;
3 dor jars Pickles sizes;
don cans best Baking Powder
box Chocolate;
boz. s gross Patent Clothss Pins;
No. Saimonds
Fresh NJ. R. Rasns;
leoil Cotton Cordage;
Cotton Ropes;
3. 5. Almonds;
Scrub Brushes;
Shaker Brooms;
Crsam Tartar;
G. soda:
Thos. Hollands best Va. Tobacco Soaps.
Tubs. Buckets Baskets Sc &C. received and for saleat
eys T.BACON a co.'s Family Grocery.
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AY.-The high market price will be paid in cash fer
II IL any quantity of good Hay by
sep6 t. GRA Co
IIALF BBIIS. MOlIASSES.-s 80 hf bbs choice refined
aud Moiasss in Oak Cypress and iron bound
Cooperage, for sale 10 by
sep6 s. b. GILBERT CO., Syc. near ater.
INDIANA MILLS
FTER to-day all this Mill will he for cash.
n Indiana and Kentucky only received and paid out
1. n. ROSS. Agent
sep2 for James Hewett.
NEW OArS.-3oo bush fresh Oats just reed at
~ sepi9 COOKS Family Grocery.
NJ ID. SUGARS hhds fair : choice. for sale by
~ sePlo ). L. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Water.
r ID ~ &RD n NH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-11

EIGLIsH PRINTs.-2s cases su.beo B,aet and C,,...
Hrne cases Suabee Black Grey 10 cases Suabec
gold Black. on heaa aud for sale by wv
"a, JAS. LOW e CO..
hus~' flS Main St., Louisville, n.y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-11
HURTS! HURT,S!! HURT,S!l!
Iron TINCTII

HT well known almost every that certain class
diseases their origin to Debility and inventor
having this fact strictly view led discovery Of
this valuable of all Medenes-to the shattered
and broken down originate from and
THIS Of the active
Of Iron known the Medical World be in all
requiring chalybeats IL Is particularly recommended
in Chils and Fever Seroula Rheumatism Gout
Menruatin which has been the Of death
Of young females just at has time oflite when they
hould be bushng into wOmanhood Falling OF the Womb.
Fluor Albus Whites Dropsies kinds Chronic
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. KY. july LIST. '53.
Mr.. b. F. HURT--Dear Sir;-Pcrmt yeu. for
the heneat of the afflicted Female community about three
became diseased with Falling Womb and
Whites. which ket me confined nearly all the
time had the attention OF the hest
without any relief In April my friends
ded the SPringsI did aud aiming there
time found the bene nting me- On
home female acquaintance who using
Iron persuaded TO it. consented to IL and aft using
the first bottle. found myself rapidly
using 4th bottle and happy attend
to my household affairs As before was taken sick.
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsTRo. Texas May I. 1852.
been confined the school, for several
fond health rapidly declining General debility
pervatei whole system; weak and tottered
about like walking skeleton until used three bottles Of Dr.
Hurts Iron Tincture. we'll and testify Of
truth that il Is the best medicine for general debility
spinal loss of appetite from
die sased state the blood. Yours. with respect
J. VI. HAMMOND.
ey7-4mw wooLSEY LINCK. Sole Agents.
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DOCTORS

DOCTORS
q WALKER. VIM. NJ ELLIOTT and o. Il. WALK
" themselves together pyactics
Of Medicine and Surgery in their various branches.
Their Third above main nearly Opposite
the old Court House.
They prepared attend promptly calls i,
city and country.
sepi3- lmds
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UsLIN DElAlNE-
AZ I'D cases English French and American Delans; CASH
meren. plain and fancy. hand and for sale by
aus2s 4lsM.in 40 Lou.Silis XIV,
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TO MERCHANTS.
n PRACTICAL Book Keeper will Post and arrange
Merchants Books make Balance Sheets in indvid.
he will take charge OF 81
Books Wholesale House branch of business. APP
ply at the Wall Paper Store Of ,,.
augll JOHN U. DENEREUA, Jr.
q. u. EssGLESTON d CO.,
DROPRIEToRS of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans.
vle bild all kinds Of Machinery In syle quality and
price equal % any made in any city Of the West.
We Fire and Steam Engines all Saw and Grst Mill
Water heels Wheels Cast Iron House
Fence Railing Of various Brass Work Of all
kad Wrought and Cast iron Bridge Work-ndeed every
thing lime business Prompt attention to
pairs.
highest rrice for Scrip Iron Brass and Copper
Foundry the Canal-eorner Of Canal and lnsis Streets
sep9-tf
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OPERA FLANNRLS.-an assortment Of colours, this
~ day reed 81 JAMES LOW & CO.
ssQf5 as Main -. Lsuisyills. Ky..
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VXTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auetioneel
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agent
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs ookn
Classes Picture Frames, Notions &C. Particular after
ton given to OF all descriptions Of Goods. RegI
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday. Gas
advances made on Consignments.
aug 93ly WOOLSES NELSON.
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COFAS.-Jpst received by steamer Express and Il
- sale low at our Furniture Rooms, four New Sofas
ap4 WooLSEf * NELSoN.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21
Rual Meeting of the Pennsylvania inli.SlavCr!
Spcitty.

The Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Penn.
sylyania Anti-Slavery Society will be held in the
horticultural Hall at Wescllester, on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 23d., 9th, and % O,
Octohcr.
The meeting will be one Of importance. Aeon
trail place has been selected for holding it, with II
view Of securing n free attendance of the mon,-
bers ara friends Of the Society. Subjects Of deer
moment to tho Cause will be considered, and dis
cussions Of the liveliest interest may be Onticipa-
ted.
Letters have boon received from WM. tLoYD
GARRISON, and Lucy SToNE, announcing their pur
nose to We with us, and the presence of other di'.
tinguished sneakers from a distance is expected.
4 cordial invitation is hereby extended ID all
friends of tue Anti-Slavery cause, far and near, to
come to our meeting, and participate with us in
our deliberations in behalf of the Society.
JAMES MOTT, President.
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Directors.
T. +. SUJOT.

" ~
~
-"--'N legs 10 announce ms intention Oh oTeht
~ new winter e,A'Se' IN S''m' Tor Laheu"Rf
3"' NHl"eA"'i't'' III small ciasScs' to tes'a ln
N''''a''s ana ''''3 - Nl"l' embracing feriVo
~ '"'''' "'t"S' '"''''''eo i " i9cpSs OIL TWO VEGAS
VI CHRISTMAS
The classification will depend entirely on the
suatceta"d the competency Of tho pupils, i~rrospcct-
i've Of sex or r3l0r. Thu "trticuilrs c0u be arranged
only b' f%rc'!'r7 Communication with The pupils
theGl -l,l.; 1ut the Tie subjects on uhich r.. Z. S.
Is prepared To give instruction, are: FREScH AND
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21
THE FIFTH CINCINNATI ANSI-SLAYERY
BAZAAP.

Will be held at the Masonic Hall the first week
If November next, and its managers would earn
cstly call the attention IF all those who value Free
dom for themselves, and are conscious Of the bold
entertainment of the Slave Power upon all We have
hitherto considered secure and valuable, to nd in
this annual effort to raise means for the overthrow
of American Slavery. Our members have always
been few, and although several who have hitherto
labured with us have removed, we look with conf
dcncc to the increased interest felt in our cause in
the city, to find their places made good to us, and
our Bazaar made more productive than ever be-
fore, and we again ask all who hare homes and any,
thing to love in them, to remember those who have
aoHi'g which may not at any moment be wrested
from them, and to send us something for our
fair, as God has prospered them. Let such pour
into this channel whatever of their abundance they
can best spare, and we will convert it into money.
We have always found ready sale for Tin, Wooden
and China ware and 1ciSh IRE c0u{d hare mach more
EFT. Hardware and MI kinds Of household furn-
ishing is eagerly sought-shocs, brushes, soap, can
dice, starch, coal, fancy and dry goods, caps, books.
Produce Of al kinds has never been supplied to
fill the demand. We trust our friends will begin
How to prepare themselves for the sale, and that we
shall receive contribution s.fom sources VIC may
never before have known Of. Ave there none in
this great city whose hearts are better than their
laws, from whom We may receive 5, l0or 20 dollars
to aid US in our preparations? Our hearts and
lives are devoted to this cause, and none need great
err s,curities that what they give shall be faithfully
appropriated.
SARAH OrGs ERNST, EL2ApsTu T. COLEMAN,
KEzIAH Emery, MARY MANN,
JULIA IIhSwnop. MARY DrGRAw.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21
The Know Nothings have carried the election in
Wilmington, Del, by very large mojorities.


The hnow .NothinGs have carried the election in
Wilmington, Del, BY very large me- orities.
-.
The votes OF Charleston decided on Moaday to
lil'' beng the largest vote by about 900, ever
gwen III tfc city. Boston having already voted
Tor annexation the PROJECT Will now be consu!n-
mtiei' us soon as 1t can be under the provisions OF
me law.
-, ,
organised on the 18th Repu!lican or Fusion off.
GERS were chosen in either branch Nv large MAORI
ties. Gov. Rnycc's Message will be transmitted
soy
Tho Hands oro rilad oh,ut T5. TI,;on ;,dors;nc
C,ss's sneerh in which he said Sl,ycrv w,s = 81
.inl and nolitirol nyil Thc PjcIn,o.d Eoouiro.
continues it's severe ami MALIGNANT strirtures nnnr
Gen. Cas-. A friend Of CAS- nronounces TLe En-.
.,yire,'a attacks Grevtovnisb.
Niopr pnprry-Nanv ncrsons in Trsconv If
",m > vi. o NJ ~ tEo PitI. n.1i '"t e." I;.o
'n'7",nd e :; "" "" - !, ry;,h , ~" W. De'nE
:" .no.tcJ " v I'm , boyo hnon ."nfnoi ,nnnr "' f,,a ~
49,, ILL., ,,r"ry,i, ,L,t tLa onrann~,nr, L.r1n. '
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21

Of %mltdfi'. or rreAtoEe of Apparatua, 40
Engineering. i~ncluling the usy Ut MI neces-
sary Instruments, also plotting and draft -
ing, ~
Music on Piano, ~
Use Of lnttlumen,, extra, ~
Freu.l and German Iaprgnpcs. teei extra, 40
from Nature. cStta. go
Bnfu per week. from $500 20 $3.50. Ccnvc-
n .cnt roouis tor SELF braid1;g, cnn lie obtained ~ u
moderate ient. Ey uniting ia clnhs and boarding
s,uGcHts can dmihish The cSt cnAc 0bo
half yr moe.
Three d, liars tuition is rcouiicd. rigidly, in ~.
vall,c, which viii be rcfuLhcj in case ST sickness.
Books can j. chad in the pi,ccat Scw York prizes.
x. Ii. UAbElGLES,
ISAAC SNYDER,
JACOB IEATQN, oan4.
john HARRIS. ~
Eli DAVIDSON,
JOHN HUDSON,
Sgim, CT. !, LID.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21
SALEM %FOUNDRYM
If you maut Caeop and Good Storcs, cahi on !S"j1er
d WoodrHB, at the od SALEN FOUNDRY
in SQiem,, ohio.

II yOu ,CdHt CheGp and GGOd Stores, cdH on .S1j7cI
d Woodrug, at the ohd SALEN FOUNDRY,
IN Saiem, ohio.
THANKFUL for past favurs, we would call the
attention of the public to the variety Of style of
Stoves now manufactured at our establishment.
We invite all who may want Stoves, to call and
examine rurs, as we are determined to sell as low
as any other market dare sell, either wholesale or
retail, and warrant all onr work.
Among the Stoves are as follows:
The NATIVE, improved, for the use of wood,
which has stood against all competition Of Cook
Stoves for the last five years.
The Minnesota, Nos. | and 2, less in size than
the Native. equal in every other rcspect.
The EMPIRE IMPROVED, in the length OF the
fre-chamber.
The KITCHEN WITCH, one of the latest i'm
The WASHINGTON COOK, n new style for n
coal cook, on II superior plan to any in use, and
adapted to the very purpose of coal, which can he
changed by an additional plate TO Il perfect wood
stoye. No stove now in use has the same adVan-
tages this has to be so completely changed for the
use of wood or coal and an additional improve
mcnt is the raising aud lowering Of the crate.
which will lessen or enlarge the tre-chamber.
The LILY PARLOR, IA new style of Parlor, as
we'll ms n parlor Cook Stove, made upon the latest
style and most improved plan and by the use of
a fancy top, it can be changed from a cook to u
nerfeci parlor stove. Also, two sizes Of a cheaper
stvle, for the same use.
Three sizes of the FRANKLIN, among which is
one Of n handsome figure, Of II large size, for the
use Of large rooms or parlors; also, large stoves,
for the use of meeting r1 sGliool houses, shops DC.
CASTINGS of all kinds on nand and made TO
order. such as the country demands, among which
ara Grates, Pioughs, SHARES, ForcA Steps, Wagon
Buggy Bores, dc. dc.
All the above will be snldlow for cash or country
SNYDER & WOODRUFF.
sAtry, Oct, 81, 1854.
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THE WESIERN ANTi.SLAYERY FIR,

80 N1f -'N
70, 1854, uu be held in SALEM u. the fourM
tceek IN December.
The proceeds Of the Fair will be applied directly
and Immediately in efforts for the abolition Of sla-
very and We trust our fr~ienls-the friends Of the
slave and universal freedom, need no labored argu-
mcnts to convince them tina. tho late manifestations
Of the slave power should stimulate us 10 greater
and more determined efforts for its overthrow, and
we therefore ask all the friends Of freedom for aid
in this enterprise, in the confident hope Of II gcner-
Gus response The scarcity Of the season should
serve to remind us that the slave has no resources,
no hope but the untiring efforts Of The abolitionists.
Grain, Flour, Fruit, Vegetables and provisions
Of every kind are particularly acceptable. We
would suggest that if our friends when laying Up
their winter stores, would set apart Il portion for
the Fair, it would then DO ready to send by the first
opportunity. All kinds Of elchundizc, the pro-
duets of every industrial vocation, every thing in
common exchange will DC thankfully received and
appropriated to the best advantage. Will the sew
ing societies be punctual in sending their contribu.
tions, not too soon, lest there BE some 'missing
stitches" not too late lest we should not get them.
harGi-work are ever welcome and most appropri-
ate and fitting offerings on the altar of humanity.
If our little friends in the country would ask how
they could help US, we would suggest by a portion
(tho' small it might be- Of the newly gathered store
Of nuts,
Boxes OF parcels can he Forwarded to or left at the
Stores Of James Bhrnuhy and Joel M'AJillan, on
II -. -. 5000, H. ~ .,-,, nm
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21
ELECTIONS.

The elections which were held last week in Penn
sylvania, Ohio and Indiana have quito surprised the
Democrats as well cs their successful opponents.
The fusionists in this State expected to triumph on
the whole; but they did not EXPECT so clean a sweep
as has been made. Ohio elected 81 congressman.
They arc all anti-Nebraskn. Pennsylvania %, Of
these % are anti Nebraska as is also her Governor.
Indiana elected eleven all of whom we believe are
claimed to be Of the same stamp.
The following are the Congressman elected from
this State;
Districts. iHft Nebraska. M~tjoyifies.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-21
OBITUARY.

DIED, in Garden Grove, Iowa, Sept. Sth, Of fiux,
after four days illness, HERBERT NJ, son u Gilbert
and Sarah A. Arnold, aged three years, two months
and twenty-nine days.