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RLLtI,NS:,s nEMEDy.-,.,roI Dia5,5e,, Summer Coz

I'D plant, Dyenery Cholera MoTbu Cholera Infiutum-
warranted TO effect Has been used number year
with entire snccess. Keep the bottle well corked.
DnFoTioSsA teapOOnful mixed with the quantity
water sweetened water, be given
day and repeated going to bed child
Por infant half the quantity may given
grown person take tablespoonful every hour
cases until stops the gripping pugng In Ordinary
table spoonful four times day and one going to bed
Pepared and sold by DOVE co,
IelD Richmond. Va
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i.Errrcs--Early Cabbage, Ro,-
al To-, Curled India, Brcsa
Dutch, Green and White Cos,
India.
MrLns-Nu,mes and ci,rOn.
kAsruRriuh.
OxRA.
| held.
Ahslxr-Curied.
fAkssR-sugar.
PnAs-landIeth's Extra. rAr-
" Frame, Large MArrovht
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
Pkrrss- PieklinE, Large Sweet
PUMPKIN.
RApisn-Lons Salmon, Lopr
Scarlet, white rurnlp, He'd do
Black Spanish.
RHrbARB.
sAisArr.
SriEACu.
SQuLsH.
TrnsIr-flat Dutch, Red Top,
Large Globe, Ruta Bssa. Large
Per Hrass-Assortment.
Z nom ID. Landrsth, are offered or
&C., from the Nurseries ofp. Ian.
he subscribers, shall he promptly
Y JOHNSON a BROTHER,
Tor ID. Landreth, lis Main st.,
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VIE DAHukkkkOrifE Art, practIsed by wHIrEHURsT
with all the improvements OF the day has won for
ss rspS'aiiCn rained not by
W years OF study and practice adopting the
eh have SO rapidly succeeded each other In this
lie has gained the highest distinction ths
palm Of victory when competing with the other
lands Mr. W. has also gained that highest hono, IN,
coincidence and patronage OF the public by crowd,
OF patrons who daily throng his Gallery for kenesses
not only gems OF but
" $3.50
steeoseopc kensse, taken In the improved manner
Every variety OF Cases. Frames Ac hand
and At the mos, satisfactory prices.
GALLERY II Mi, .,...,
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j A'''s eo %hShI%S; Mrncn.rT nnncr

III
- COMMISSION MERCHANT, MARKET BRIDGE
has on hand and Is receiving for sale '''
iOOO lbs Todds Family, Carolina Oils .,
and Western Bacon and Jole, ~'~''' '1'su
lHpIodds and Cassard's ext PamIIy Ham.
iVo hbls and Kegs Western and suitl field IarJ
rs uhds Porto Rico aud New Oriean, sugar
goo Bags Rio. LAguira, Cuba and Java Conee
20 lIhds Cuba MoIasses. " ~N''
30 Bbls New Orleans do.
ca Bbls Isle Of Wight and southamp,on Anris D.,
IL Bbls Genuine Peach brandy ff 'A"uJ'
10 Half and two quarter casks Cognac brandy
20 Bbls Sweet Malaga N''
100 Bills Nett Gross, Halifax Uorrp.
loo do No. 3Maekerel.
80 do Picked Cod Fish.
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
zoo Boxes Adam ntino and Sperm Candles
10 Ton Peruvian GuAno.
do Bone Dusl.
500 Fire Rfiek
- CasesMass and Stick Lcoriee. " A'~"A
ZyO Bales Upland Cotton
SNs,Cnrled Hair, Smoking Tobacco &c &c
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vessels are Of the nr,t class built expressly this trade
and have superior accommodation for passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains qualified
lot the trade, and who will
hy v be owed Up and down the river steam
relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going NORTH ordering goods nom Boston,
70 .he interest to ship by this. tits the only
freight viii always be taken
every effort will be made by
to give satifactiCn. - ~
Of patronage.
Inc vessels will lie In Richmond at RICKETTS, Boston
ho"ebWh DAVID CURRlE, Richmond, 4
-. ALLEN wELCH, Boston, SArent,
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Ep ARGAiNS-B In recent on I,rg. a,-,,
hD ment o. China, Glass and Eabenwarc from the
uheiufe ~ many and handsome shapes and 10
Eeh VIII achOige stock OF Fancy Goods Looking uiaSrs fr
al" and retail purchasers. '''''
Being determined 10 reduce my stock view of making
change IN business Inducements viii be nfrsI 10 uInri
cHsi'mets on persons purchasing Tor cash
special attention paid oIAeking delivery Of gois In
k"'II '',,itf' UUGH a. WATT
unIl
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ftO-PAHTNkHsI!P-Mr. H. BLAIR having pureba the
~ interest Of MI W. II. sEABgOOK late arm Of SEA.
ohOOh EEhEE has entered Into partnership with r.
HkEVE under the style Of REEVE DLAR and continue TO
garry on the hpothechy and Drug old stand ~
5eAbrook Reeve hope by attention 70 business 10 me
A share Of the patronage oberay the late firm
w. PAYsOS REEVE,
M
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GELJIgG at PROFIT.-I have nor On hand a
- large asofmen, of Fashionable Spring Summer cloth
ing which vii se AZ small profit Ny
made Nicely cut and Will uT. WA. IRA SMITH,
teh ltS Main street
k2fAQUARTEa CASKS POnT AND sHERHY wINF5s-
GU Holland ON, ohampaene Oare Wines Tor sale
~ les DUDLEY CO., 70 Nsin r.
order 20 ciose out nv sioCt on
GD bonncts vi fa ths ofer them very prices
ien ALIAS l.. JOHNSON, No. 81 Main o..
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NH Is Chief Engineer and Superintendent
~ i.tiNlOND AND BOsION LINE =
A5S h PAtKETS.-Ths line IL composed Of 4it,S
06fSthe following vessels, sails fron Boston H33M
S76every wEpSKSpAr: 9146
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 8. q. Rogers,
WESTONfR, q. q. Rogers,
COURIER, J. D. Rogers
SHARON, J. H. Nieker,op
=. MEkCS TAYLOR, " Cyrus Sickerson.
JUllETTE. Obed Hnter
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pvn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iridium zinc and lated
FEM warranted corrode This Pen h on ntinnts
entirely new combining all the advantages the sex ma
eeeis OF quill with six durability Of e s,s, p
mus entirely oevihtng tie only objection that has hitherto
sghst he use OF steel Pens Pen will he hund an
article In oe' they upng ao 10 ham,
@ hoo" MS hey III not spAer the hinnes papeT
anu are warranted anil coTrosiye For sale by 'r'
my2 No n Min stree, 1AnEs u; 0,bB
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12
SUMNER ARRANGENfENT.

Commencing Wednesday June 20 1884, Trains will be run
by standard time. which is minutes faster than
First Train at A. NJ. Lightning Express for Dayton
Crestlire. Pittsburgh. Philsdelphis aud baltimore.
Second Train at 10 A III for Hamilton Richmond. In
dianapolis erre Haute. Lafayette ano Chicago direct
Third Train 20 "A. NJ for DAYTON Sandusky, Toledo
Detroit Chicago Cleveland Buffalo New York Bs:on. Pitts
burgh Phi iadelphrs Baltimore aBt Washington.
Fourth Train p NJ. for Dayton aud Union
Fifth Train 80 p. NJ. for Hamilton Richmond indian
apolis; Tsrrs Haute, Lafayette and Chicago.
sixth Train ats p NJ. for Dayton Troy and Piqua and all
intermediate stations.
Seventh Train $50 NJ for Hamilton intermediate
stations.
First Train. Express willsop ony Hamilton Middle
town.
Second Third Fourth Sixth Trains will stop at
all regular ststons.
The Train will connect Crene u 30 p NJ. with
Oh Penn. Train for Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Baltimore
&c forming d eet and continuous line TO each these
cities. Cars will through to Crestlne without change
Baggage checked to Pittsburgh.
The second Train will Richmond 905 A NJ with
Train OF Indiana Central road for Indianapolis arrive there
at IL NJ thence Terre Hate Lafayette and Chicago with
out detention Time as short as by Other route.
ne thrd IRAN Will connect at Dayton 10 10 " wi
Mad River Train. and arrive at andusky p. NJ and
immediately hoard the splendid St. Lawrence
an Mississippi TO Buffalo; thence att 80 A. NJ with Buffalo
place 10 p NJ. Also. at Crestne 40 p n with Ohio and
Penns. vania Train for PITTSBURGH Philadelphia Balrnor
and Washington The Train will also
with Cleveland and Toledo Train TOLEDO Chicago aud
termedate points and Sandusky T. NJ with BAY
City for Detroit Also with Day ton and Michigan Railroad
to Troy and Piqua and Piqua with Doyle Co Canal
The fourth Train will Dsyt with Dayton and
Greenville Railroad Greenve. Union. and all points
Bellefon taine aud Indianapolis Railroad.
The fifth Train will Richmond at $40 r. r. with
Indiana Central Train for indianapolis Tere Haate aud La
fayette.
Passengers will in mind that the follo win
fare Lake include 10th meals and
that the fare to Phade phia and Baltimore is 0ns Doar
cheap aud less change of than BY the Columbus
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"CUr loose AGAIN MYSTERY "A friend
of ours, who is a most accomplished sales
man, and who is kept very busy in one of the
up town dry goods houses, was com olimented,
not long since, in manner and form as lol.
lowers, to wit:
He had ceuntryman in the store. and was
showing him very hadesome piece of ladies'
dress goods, not with any great hope of SELL
ing il; still there was some slight chance, and
besides, it is Eecessary-so our friend AYERS
Ito keep constantly in practice. So he
dashed ahead in fine style, praised the rich
ness of the pattern, extolled the texture of the
fabric, held it up to the favorable light,
avouched for its ultra fashionableness; and,
in short, let loose a torrent of eloquence in
which it was difficult to distinguish which
was more flattered, the taste OF the admir- Q
rustic, or the quail ty of the magnificent nous.
seine. BumpSin's eye flashed with gra,ified
pride at the complimentary illusions to him
self, and unconcealed establishment at the
development of beauty in the goods and fu-
ency in the salesman. Catching our friend
by the arm, he exclaimed, "Stop right here
one niinuie!'' and dashed out of the store
with two or three rapid bounds. Grosdenap
stood, little bothered, holding the bolt OF
goods across both hands, just as though he
had "frozen" in the attitude in which he had
SO thoroughly impressed the rural gentlema n.
Meantime, this last mentioned individual
whisked two bounding girls out Of carry al
which stood in front Of the store, and hal
pulling, half pushing them, brought them uE
in front of him OF the fluent tongue:
Seals! stand there-right there, Sally
and no1o Mister, cut loose again! / just wan
the gals TO hear you,"
IL is almost needy to say, in view OF the
popularity of the circumstances, that oul
friend was utterly overwhelmed with his emo
tons, and for once in his life tailed in his ut
terance-to the great disappointment of the
father and both daughters.
Montgomery (Ald. Mail
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HARD SToRY.-The Haverhill On. HI
Gazette is responsible for the following hard
story:
During the shower on Thursday afternoon,
a tortise inches in length, and weighing %
ounces, fell upon the sidewalk near the Uni:
versaist church on Summer street. 1t was
seen by lady as il came through the air,
and its movements noticed after reaching the
ground. The little fellow seemed alarmed,
and at the same time rather pleased with his
safe arrival on terra frma, and, after taking
hasty observation, began 10 travel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-12
DIR. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HX DfsOPUPER.
DYSPEPSIA, scRoFrLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES OF TBE



FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES OF
Prepared By one IF the FdcuhV.
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreading toau
i parts ceuntry prepared by graduate OF
high standing his profession and opposed
empiricisn qdackefy any csn be- as Is shown
by the fact that the ipe is published. and accompanies
each bottle of the medic thus generating il from
the charge Of being nosirum.
IT is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hyropper squick in It's &C
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results
In the Of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons OF
Louisville, who was relieved of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEFKH
In short, wherever known il stands at the head OF al
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia. Scroula, White swelling, negro Consump-
tion Chronic Rh"umatis Goul. Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases all Renal or hldney Aheeions all
Female irregularities aud Distractions Mereural DIS
eases Secondary syphilis, General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood AID bad Haiti OF
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy DIS unrvalled. III Is slight stimulan
and a powerful tOtic and Alternative.
As beauiifer Of the complexion, in the of i'm
niles ana blohes. in producing clear and beautiful skin
/, is much safe and remedy than all The cos.
metics and lotions in existence ~ H. and you will
never regret TO no, lose confidence If il hould
medicine being drive all purSs TO the surface and
by that means out Of the system.
HARDESsBuRe. KT., Oct. G. 1851.
DR.. A. E. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have exas ined our
recipe Tor compound Fluid Extract Of Hydropper, for
the OF Scroula Ia al its forms and other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism. Female Weakness. We
Having prescribed. and watched its effects in
of the above diseases and having always found enec
tual most cheerfully recommend TO the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior to Sarsapt rla, ard any Of its com
pounds. n. I. WAKEFIELD, N. D.
owESsBono' KY, March o5 1852.
Dear Do.tor:-I recey ed yours OF the 22d inst nj &C
cordng your request: acknowledge the receipt Hy
dropiper.
In several cases in this community it has relieved
Dyspepsia in short, consider il a valuable prepare
ton. have been using myself, think it benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN, NJ. II.
PRrcE per bottle bottles fo IS, when taken az
one i'm RAYMOND a. PAfTEN,
Soc A gent, No. "A Fulton street, Louisville; N.Y.,
q. To whom all orders should be ano n
Agents in Evansville, HALioCh ii u ropIp0arK
Princeton, X %. hALtoShs
mhcsd&v6m-ie -.
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LOOK TO THE FEET.

SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL as OTHERS.
]. HART. having ed from the Eastern cities.
would inform his old aud the citizens
orally that he has his Shoe Store Main
" the Branch Bank Of the largest zines: aad best
selected stocks OF Seasonable Fashionable BOOTS and
SHOES brought this city comprising Gents Boots
all kinds Caters all thI different styles Youths aud Child
fine Boots Misses Caters and shoes of all kinds and
Inian s. Shoes in abundance
lie also fine stock OF No. Red Cole Leather and Tsy
lors No. Oak. Of Cincinnati.
ALSO-33 doZ fine French Calfskirs of different brands
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALSO-Moroceos Lining Bindings Thread. GuttN Percha
Web Lsees Enamelled Sps and Other kind
Material necessary he used in featuring boots End
Shoes all of which will be sold cheap the and
warranted good.
tie has also large force of good aud experienced workmen
employed in manufacturing which enatles him
either for cheapness durability with house
east west Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3l-tf Ii. ]. HART.
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TAn afflicted old lady says; "Pve bur-
ried seven children-Fve buried my hus-
band-yet in all these troubles I've found
consolation in that passage of scripture which
says, Fret not not hy qizSard"
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ICE! ICE!! sCE!!!
go. FOSTER a. Co., HAVING MADE IN Ar.

~ rangemeht With Mr. fhOs Bacon viii commence the
delivery OF their SUPERIOR ICE Monday June 5th 10
families their residences their aud
continue marnng during the hot Sundays
eepted.l They will also deliver Saturday evenings.
TERMS One cent per pound. payments weekly liberal
will he made parties using 100 lbs week
Hotels and Barr supplied.
e-0rder left at the Warehouse Of Geo Foster Co or at
the Family Grocery Of ThOs Bacon & Co.. viii be promptly
to e6
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No Eastern mail received on Monday
as there was no packet from Louisville that
day. The old evils are again breaking upon
US.
49, There were some interesting police
trials yesterday before the Recorder, but the
parties have been so often before magistrates,
that there is ne novelty in reporting the pre-
ceedings.
The Lady Pike arrived here at s. o.
clock yesterday morning from St. Louis,
having left ON Sunday. She is the only
PACKET which has promptly made her time
around for nearly week. We regret to un-
derstsnd she will probably be laid up time
for repairs, &c. The Arabia will take her
place in such an event. We thank Mr..
Carpenter, clerk, for papers.
- The fine stern wheeler Castle Gar
den arrived here early yesterday morning
from st. Louis. She is an elegant sterner
in every respect.
- The Missouri was reported rising last
Sunday.
The Mississippi was falling at Saint
Louis last Sunday. The Upper Mississippi
falling.
- Last reports from the Illinois river,
falling.
- The White River left fer Green river
yesterday with full freight.
Tile ]. G. Cline was at our wharf yes.
terday for St. Louis. She was little be
hind time in consequence of towing large
barge heavily laden. Mr.. Gowan, clerk, has
our thanks for late Louisville papers.
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TO THE LADIES'.

kTTE have received, PEI Adams IL Co.'S Express
w PLATA Neapotan Hair Bonnets which we will
ell at So so each; and plain English soft 50
Also Ribbons, Flowers, Trimmings, &C., &c Bonnets
old with without trimming trimmed to order oa
he shoitest notice. EDWARD FEGAN& CO..
myls First street, opposite the Pos, Ofice.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
100000
ARRIVAL OF THE
ss B A L T | C
AT NEW YORK.

-Four DAYS Later from Europe--Euacuation
ofhe Zanzibar Principalities By Russia--
Cotton AcfiUs-Breadstufs Duli--Consols d
shdds Louer.
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WE RESPECTFULLY ACaUAiNT YOU OF
Wv eur ntsn ded remv the lst OF july 10 the
Five Story Stone FROM Building No AIS North side Main
street nearly opposite the Louisville Hotel intend
opening arEe AVID well assorted stock Of Foreign and
Domestic DRY co 'DS.
Our Mr. James Lew is Permanently located Manchester
ENGLAND for the Of Goods exclusively
for CASH direct the Manufacturer thereby saving
profit usually paid to Importer.
In the state OF the money market stock OF Goods
is the only Bank from which expect raise money;
and 70 cash and short will offer
dueemens in prices which will certainly make II their
tcrest u do business with JAMES Low K o.
Louisville. June 8 1855. ie2l-t augld&w
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TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE a. s. MAIL
AND EN PRESS PACKETS.

EEhbf "A 6oat OF this Line viii
-SzsErsssFslII issve TeIre hante Evansvs every
VI. These Boats large eommodous az well
Terre Hsnte with Railroad Northern Pack
ct and Evansville with the different of
On the ohlo river e22-tf
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DR. &c. ZURICH, DENTIST,

HAVING secured appropriate rooms in IN house for
L merly occupied by DR.. TraftoD. two doors above
the Sherwood House, Is prepared 70 receive the
calls of all who may desire his professional services
tie may be found constantly at his office during business
hours. apps
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
PACKET.

.H~- n THE substantial and light draught steam.
er FAWN, WM. X. boLcRAfT, comman.
sk11zzn9zZ8 der. mas again taken her place in the
Evansville and Louisville trade and will continue
make regular trips during the She has bee
thoroughly overhanled and is in prime order.
aug22d3in
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WABASH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
JEWELRY STORE OF
a. GD - - ~ M -

e. 90 80 - ~ M
SECOND STREET. TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN M EsoNs
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA.
70 AT this store keep constantly hand large and
A general assortment atches Clocks and Jevery of
all kinds and Of the best styles and quality My stock
continually supplied by fresh additions with
tae latest and beautiful patterns which my extensive
business connections enable me to buy and sell at the lowest
rrieet.
Repairs any kind executed in competent manner and at
low charges
All all repairs done at store are warranted
ted 70 examine INV stock and prices jel-d
HNGLES-75ooo Poplar Shingles in store and
els '" ''''' PRESTON BROS.
HCST RECEIVED.
" Harper's Magazine for Jun
Putnan's DO do:
Sraham's 10 for dos
5oaey's Lade s' Book for
knickerhocksr for June;
Fern Leaves Second Series; AZ
Jeo SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store.
kNATCnEs.-TIME. BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
y" COMBINED Jus. reed, by Adams * Co IS Er press
from New fork the finest lot of Silver Watches
into this market ccmpsng Hunting and Open case Anchor
e. l.. HusTACE. LIST street. near Main.
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CURRENCY RATES.

Gu RkENCt RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY
State Bank IL Branches. par All Solv Bar 49,
New Stock Banks.... par LOUIRIaN
OHIO. nranehesin Orleans par
State Bank q Branches. par ALAB MA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks Q dis
State Stock Bank Top. .5dis NJ & g. CAROIIM
IN pr. .par All Solvent Banks. 3 dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All solvent oapks. par All Solvent Banks g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOJS
All Solyert Banks. -. par New StkSecurty B'ks Idis
-. TENN SSSEE., WISCONSIN,.
All solvent BANKS ....l dis Al Solvent Banks 3 dis
MISSOURI. Fire d Marine Ips. Co IS dis
State bank S Branches. par MICHTC AM
EASTERN. All Solvent BaNKs.3 die
All Solvent Banks. 49,. par Michigan lns Co dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
All Solvent Banks. par AL Solvent Banks dis
EXCHANGE.
New ork Buying at l.... Selling. II prem
Cincinnati Buying ....Selling. prem
COIN
A i.s1 Gold. Buying prem prem
SHfer ohahge-.. ..-!....5 prem
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FAMILY FLOUR.

HAVE for sale ut my Leather Store, Main street.
1 and viii constantly keep on hand large supply of
Family Flour of the best quality, Pigeon Mills brand
which will be sold the lowest market price for such
quality Flour. (dec9-E) WM. BELL.
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BEEF CATTLE sc. ron SALE.

BEEF CATTLE &C. FOR SALE.
MOULD notify Butcher friends and others
CSS. ir ter, sted, that will be ut tina Salt Well once
.SY week with lot Of hne and fat Beef Cattle. better
Cows sheep 6c to which would part
of citizens have also Tor sale hne OF Horses and
Mules all orders Thos. wanting anything of this
kind vii please leave word ~ the salt Well or Oregon
Mills. New Harmony. WALLACE GORDES.
e5 d&~ti
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
-, e. a5zts5@-gsl PATENT WHEELBl RR0ws!
- ~ superior article for Railroads.
Cn Il TX purposes Sc OF my own manutaeture
purchasers constantly on hand for als
HENRY HOCKEY.
No. 81 East From. street, Cincinnati. o.
~ Orders promptly attended to. e2J-lmd&w
WABASH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
sEALED Proposals will be received the Office Of Allen
- Co, Vineennes Ind. until the 5h day of
lly 1851. for the grading brdgnf. furnishing
the track Of the entire line 81 the ahaSh
valley Railroad extending from Nincennes Ind, to Paris
III. q dis aneo Of IS miles.
Plans proes aud specifications ready for Inspection at
the Aea Meirady Co.. Nincsnnes ard also at the
the Wabash Valley Railroad Company Marshall Ill
The line through densiy populated aud highly
cultivated anordng facility obtaining
plies aud other convenience for carrying on the work.
The work of exceedingly favorable character and well
worth the attention OF perienced Contractors.
especially requested to give the work per-
sona examination before their positions.
The will be divided sections of about mile
convenience of Contractors aud bids will be
right all If deemed able.
Bids will also he considered for the payments for the work
be either all cash T part cash and part ST ok.
A z. ELLIS. President.
CHAS. SUMMERS. Chief Engineer.
McGRADY. ALLEN & CO., Contractors.
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