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\. N. McPHEETERs, H. cuIsELIN. W. MARTIN
A. NJ. McPHEETERS, 81 co.
Wholesale Groccrs,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office ct No. G, Roanoke SguGge,
NoRFoLK, Va.
REFERENCES:
THOMAS P. DEvEREUx, Esq. Halifax, n. c.
GEO. w MoEDEcAI, Prest Bank of the State of y. c.
C. DEWEY, Cashier {" 81
W. 81. JOKES, Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
l. OBJ. Branch, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Messrs Reid & Seutter,
Dr. " G. Whitehead, SAoyJolE.
Prest Farmers Blk of Va
Alex. Bell, Esq.
Nessrs Spence & Reid, Baltimore.
B. Blossom & Son, Neac York
September Is, 1863. ST.
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GEO. HOWARD. Jr..

Attorney at Law, .
HAVING located WILSON, n, Co. VIII regularly attend
the Courts of Pitt Greene, Wayne and Edgeconbe Conn
ties. Office door to Gays Hotel.
Wilson, Edgecombe July l9, 1854. IL
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NF you WANT To SAVE LABOR COME AND
Eget of Wotering Morcing Machines, which war
rant to be good and cheap you buy the North
JOS WOLTERifG
Raleigh July 14,1854. = s.-s-s'Er 69-t N,
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Balm, HATToN & CO.,

WHOLESALE GRocERs, FORWARDING, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner King and Enter SIS,
Portsmouth, Va,
Give their personal attention the sale and shpcn of
all kinds of Produce and Merchandise, and make liberal adj
Fances n consignments.
D. A. BAN, Z. a. .HATToN, / G. NJ. BAN, jr.
Portsmouth, Va, March q, 1S44- S6-
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LEWIS & KING,
G MN iss ion II ere b ants,

MOBILE, ALABAMA.
B. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., n. c.
DR.. PEYroN KING, of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis our authorized agent of Raleigh, NC
June 6, 1854. 5S-
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n.
Will attend all business entrusted to him. IN tne Ious
of this and the adjoining Counties
Ofice-the occupied by the late Hon. James dreoe'
Raleigh, June 15th 1858. OIL
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HDs W1N<AAIEAlN AAzA H " oO0'
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, y. c.,
Will attend The County and Superior Courts OF axe
Johnston Chatham aDd New Hanover He is to be found
at office formerly occupied by the late Hon Will H.
Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, January s, 1874. l6-w&SW"rl
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KADER BIGGS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Tunis's H1arf 7oa0n Point,
Norfolk, Va.
References-Messrs Bloodgood Co., f. P Tahb, Co.,
and Alex'r Bell, Esq, Norfolk; Hon Asa IsigSs William
ston " c. Col. J. B. G. Rouhac, Raleigh, y. c.; Lewis
Thompson, Esq, Hotel, \. c.
February / 1854 23-1ysw.
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VOLUME H. ss...e !.
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3. LAWYERS IN THE UNITED STATEs.-By
the census Of 1850. there we're in the
United States and Territories 23,93e
lawyers, distributed asfollows: Maine $50
New Hampshire 326. Vermont 494, Mas.
sachusetts I,1ll. Rhode Island IA. Con-
necticut 289, New York 4.263, N. Jersey
4Ie, Pennsylvania 2.503. Delaware 46
Maryland 535, District Of Columbia SO
Virgins. 4 1874. North Caroline 399. South
Carolina 397. Georgia Ill. Florida l3i
Alabama $40. Mississippi $50. Lousisns
622. Texas 428. Arkansas 224. Kentucky
995, Tennessee 725. Ohio 2.028. Miohi.
gan $50. Indiana 924. illinois 8l7, Mis-
souri 687. Iowa Ell. Wisconsin Al !. Cali
iornia l92. sMinnesota T23, New Mexico
IL, Oregon 22.. Utah 5.sSj slii sgg.f ea
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Teaoh vour children To- Labor.@

"A few years since, a notorious burglar
named .Tay, was tried at Toronto, u. c.,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
twenty years; when brought up TO hear
the Judgment Of the court, and asked IL
he had anything 10 say why the penalty
OF the law should not be pronounced
against him, he replied as follows: 'fs
No, my Lord have violated the laws
Of my country. have been tried by an
impartial jury and convicted, and ahum-
bly, bow to their decision, throwing my.
self entirely upon the leniency Of the
court. There are. however, two favors
which would ask, if fslon in the dock
dare ask favor; first, that, as, have NO
means of my own, though q portion Of
the money taken from me belonged 10
myself, the court would see my counsel
properly feed, since he has ably, though
unsuccessfuly. defended me. The secs
ond is, that when am sent to the peni.
tentiary, they would intereede, and have
me taught trade or profession, in order
that, should ever be released from il, i
may be able 10 earn an honest livelihood.
| attribute my present course OF life solely
to the circumstance, that | was never
brought up to any trade. Should ! not
be taught any occupation while IN tho
-peniteniiary, when / come out, shall b6
l'friendless, homeless, penniless and fagt
ged; and must necessarily resurne my
old habits-what was before-a r0bber.g
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!. Novel Way to XIII. Flaax

A certain academy in Clark county
Mississippi, had been the resort of p pars
Gel Of hogs. under whose structure hay
took shelter. from inclemen ent. !. we aihey. ii
the course OF lime. The Teas became YER,
NUMEROUS, and SO annoyed the student,
as to cause the teacher 10 call togelhes
the trustees, TO devise ways and means
to gel clear of this troublesome vermin,
After consulting upon the matter. The mos
sure means to rid the, place Of the Aees
was thought 10 be. burning them up.-
Accordingly large quantity Of pine sisav'
was collected and spread around and un,
der the house, and set on FIRE. In 3 shori
time every flea that there inhabited is snp,
posed, by those who were present. was
consumed, in the flames or mad1 theis
way off so badly scared as never to n
turn 10 the scene Of SO dreadful havoc.
While al this was going on..and such &
general destruction being made among
the feas, the flames might have been set d
making their way through the roof Of t!ls
academy, and in less Than one-haH hoss
the en,ire house had fallen q prey to he
5devouring element, with books,and every
thing else appertaiping thereto. H ahy
of our readers are annoyed by Aeas. we
recommend the above as sure and sss
sfectual means TO get clear. Of them. dsss
above was stated 10 US as being hterNa
true. = alabama Standard A.;
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'Gsa. sdnael Dale His Great Canoe
..s......, ,,x~s Ksss Fight. slases fsss II

xsInsd IS ~ when Samusl Dale wasayet q
boy .his father removed from Virginia, J and
nihdsA settlement near the site OF the pres.
-enf Apwne u Greensborough Georgia. But
. few days had elapsed. when the asobjsct
sof,oaE ssstch4-ss yoatt, Of sixteen sum n, ]
.thersianhdl himsslt an orphan, and in
suirsdN aoa seniority, guardian Of seven
brothers and sisters { Disposing OF them
fnAhepbest imanners'sis limited resources
swoukis allow hesjoineda company OF vol .
.unteerA sseised TO- repel the invasions OF
ths Creek lndisn 9. and here commenced
.ehe0 nli6taf ys career which ! only closed
when the dltflculties OF ms country ceased
sAAsde hosPafposes 70 iol.ow lt up. " no.
1ev11sSs acquainted with the history Of tne
lndlsn wars, with the bloody battles le.:,, oI !
sls,snss fsornsaea TOY ssfounu the terrible PIE
snesssefeaoE soss M'ms.s me. nalaIuous 1.se:
-e4pae'1slS.' ot osa,op.he' snu '''e, 0e.n,. :,
male osslpssens o. : &c kson, khows enough
- - - 4
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s eT"Why, Siah, | am astonished." .,
said worthy deacon, didn't we take
you into the church short time since !"
IL believe So" hiccupped Siah. .s...and be-.
tween me and you il was little the darnd-
est tax in you ever sa-aws or heard Of"
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frr There are now 6l9 oonvicts in the
Ohio Penitentiary The largest number
ever confined in that institution.
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# or The man who tried to sweeten his
tea with ono Of his wife's smiles has "tal-
len bach" on sugar. 81. ...,is4.a -. ss
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Parental Teaching.

II parents would nottruSt child upon s
!hs back Of q wild. horses. withouts bit or
bride, let them not permit him TO 60 fofth
into the world unskilled in self govern
iment. IL aohild is passionate. teaoh.him.
by gentle and patient means, 10 curb .his
temper. If he Isl greedy, cultivate libsf-
atty in him, If he, is selfsh,@ promote
generosity If he is sulky, charm him
out of IT, by encouraging sfrankness and
good humor. II he is indolent, -acena-
tom him to exertion, and train him soeae
10 perform even onerouss duties with alae.
rity. If pride comes:iL to make his labs-
dience reluctant, subdueEhim,.ei either By
counsel or discipline. sslp short, give your
children thee habit ot coyercpminRs saheir
besetilng sins. let them. acquire {raUf
experience that oon6denca in themselves
which gives security 10 5he practised horss-
man, even on the. back iof.al high.strnng
lsteed. ), and they villitripmph loverd dhe sdil-
fculues and dangers which beset lhamsin
E9sslei Roadsade Confab. & .sst.sst
..And so. Squire, YOU dom take y6df
lcoup,y paper.s' sstsifl. 4 st:zs
s..No, 'Msjor. GET The city paper Oh
much better terms; and so take . coapfs
IF f,hemy issfsS ssss4szs 81 itss sss.a ~ -
.But. 'squires these county papsfs rfovss
of great convenience TO us. Ths hof6
we can sneoufage them the berter their
editors can makeftbem' is ~
5zssWhy I don't know any c6nfenikncs
,Ethey are to me. ~ sssss sss Se asF sbssSa
hs"The farm you sold last faIl, wsssssitsf.
ttised in one OF them, and you thereby s6b-
Very true, Msior, but ] paid thrss adda-s
sc"And made much more Than three dSl-
Ilars by II. Now If your sneighBofs had
NOT maintained theif press, and 4kepth
Eready for your use, you would have 6seK
without tie means of advertising your
I property But think saw your ddhgi-
ters marriage ingons or those pspsfs:L
i Did that cost any ything. ''ss' fss ssssss -
n sNo. sbutl-'sf 1851 - sseR Ass
Sand yourmotfer's death was thuxpuB-
Hshed with . long obituary notice. Ssssfs
/ I.El" Yes, Yes, but-Lsss9Ta ssgi sstsa
q "And the destruction Of your neighbor
!. Brgg' 'sshouse yfire. You know tkeso
q things were exaggerated fill the authen.
Tic accounts o! our paper set them sight,v
s"Oh true, sbatl-v 81
4 sand when your cousin Splash 'Was
! out for the Legislature, you appeared much
graiified al, his newspaper defehcs which
cost him nothing. = asss'sss
} eyes, yes, bat these are news for fsss
| ders. They cause peopfeto lake papers. .
; mo. no Squire Grudge, not if all arc
like you. Now, i fell you, the day will
come when some one will write very
long eulogy on your life and chafacter-
} and the printer win put il ia types, with
d heavy black line over il, and with al
+ your riches this will be alone for you ss a
I grave is givenstoi pa1per. Yeaf wssltf
liberality. and. such things wia'be .spokst
Of bu. 1.-The Printers boy, as hes s6eEs
the words in arranging the iypesAof these
! sayings, will remark Of you. Poor near
j devil he is--even sponging for an obit
uary l1.l.ss s.ll..s 9 s., ssss ass'ss s
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"And yet | tried to rob you. am tn at
same poor, wicked wretch that demand.
ed your money with rife presented at
your bosom, thirty years ago, among the
mountains" us a,st s4a
"ls it possible?" exclaimed the other.
j"Yes," rejoined the first, III am the
same. / took the money you gave me
home to my poor starving wife, and told
her how obtained it, We counted it on
wooden stool, and knelt down and COW
enanted with God and each other. to live
honestly in his sight. and to walk upright
ly before Him. We have prospered.--
Want has long since. been stranger to
US; riches have flowed in upon US. and
our children and children's children have
risen up around US, to call us blessed.
We have years ago become members oi
the Church of Christ. Ihave long and
ardently desired to find you. bu, not know
ing your name. knew not how to mike
inquiry. Last Sabbath. at the campmeet-
ing. when you arose to preach, lat once
recognized in you the man that had saved
me from felon's fate. L then learned
your name. and now have come to pay
you the thirty dollars with thirty years in
terest." t7a ea a5-8 h3 y Hei
Cast thy bread upon the waters, and
thou shalt find it after many days"
Mr.. Craig added. that the name he had
never mentioned in connection with these
circumstances nor would he ever. g
But" he said, II have since visited
them at their own house. and found them
people of responsibility, and rein emen1
and piety. and one son now occupies q
high place both in Church and State. h
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WIrrY. W1rNEss.-A gentleman by
the name Of Slaughter, living q, a. dis
tance from this place. being subpBn aed as
a witness in case pending in our Circui.
Courl; and being about TO marry Miss
Lamb, writes the Court that he cannot
attend as witness this Court as he ex-
poets to Slaughter Lamb next Sunday =
- MONTGOMERY Ala Journal
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Double your money.

BY taking an interest in your schools
and your children's proficiency, you car
double the value of your school money
and make one dollar worthstwo. Let the
children see that their parents feel deep
interest in their improvement and they
will be likely to feel the same. Talk with
ihem-see if they learn thoroughly-en.
courage them, and always visit the schol
Half day spent for that purpose viii be
worth more than FIVE dollar bill ato
leng,hen out the school. Why not make
the mos, OF your money?-Mainc Dem
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York.
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
THAN BY THE OLD SANDUSkr kuUTE.
AND NO DETENTION ON SAND BAas.
"fTH cERTAi" co'SMEcTio" HFsIFFALo.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
Rsfssss kassRAE FRAN EEExEEEs CINCINNATI
~ steamer ckrsoES! efrx: q T. %Nr. r.., Commander.
QUEEN oS TaE VEST B.
Commander Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays and
through from Cleveland Buffalo hours vishou.
At Batalo with the morning transfor Nj
sgara Fas New York. Boston. Montreal and all points
The deserve NOR. than passing
Central Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati and Little MI
Railroads with rd TO strength speed unrval I'd
finish. than
The Queen evidences skill
and will accomplish in this day Of perfected
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati.
Pas,ensss should bear mind sh.. this Is the only steam
procure their Tiek.t via Columbus ard
S Meals and State Rooms included in tickets BY lake
From c,ncs...., to Buffalo &C
From Ciacinnss to n York Raifcad from BUFFALO, III SC
From Cincinnati to y York via Hudson river srs 10
T---- ''--'---'' EHstTsr9x TICKETS. .'-n 0'
From Cineinnat TO Niagara Falls aad o
oRSs rR@ Sis',siiI cHsaP " AS ANY UTHERR. Ri'oUTE.
For d st R.s.S RI m s III
yellow tudng scu!h-east corner Of broadway and From
maj: Or
road depot. East Front tsssses u
P. W. srRADER Ticket and General Agent.
The Omnibus Line s cal. for !. any part Of sh
s,1 J. II. HOWELL. Conductor.
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FIRE! FIEE!! FfRE!!!
MORB TRIUMPHS OF
RICIl,SSaLAMA N DER SAFES!

NPTHE roLLowIso CERTIrrcATrs HAVE yusr EEEs
receive by the mails. They form additional testimony
of the superiority q Rns "a oyer all o'hers'
CHARLEsToS, April 90, 1854.
Mr. L. NJ. BArcH, Agent for Richs salama ander Safes
ring the late fire. which destroyed our store In Hayne
street. and having taken out our books we put into IL
70 M hss are gsd 10 az
The preservation Of these pvper was more Than we ex
pected when witnessed the intense heat SUBJ
COURTNEY. TENANT &C.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY.
.DANsvILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messr. SrxARSs & Marvin Gentlemen: Your Safe
appea rance must have been red hot We trusted our
all In il. Very respectfully. yours,
NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
Our ONCE AMI warehouse. Nos. 81 and 80 Natchez st
with their contents, except the books and papers
tained in Safe, ntirey destroyed by FIRE. on
the morning Of the 10th March. Although the Safe had
been for several bous In an extremely hot fire before
could recover IT, and on being first discovered.
our and papers, the amount twenty houss nd
dollars, without the slightest damage injury u.s.
Beng ,n os !hs even, o. me en,e seen n
description, from the Agent viz Rchs Fireproof
Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No 32 Magazine street,
for valuable papers in case Of fre.
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, April ~, 1854.
We have abundant reason TO recommend kich's sais'
mander Safe emineDtly hreproof, since had
celent opportunity, the 5th February last of testing
one Of that description. which we purchased several
years since Of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. our store, No. 81
Chartres street, with entire stock o hats trim mngs
&c, burned the morning OF that day, snbecting
safe very intense heat during several hours yet
lit saved all its contents comprising bank ana
checks Of nine hundred dollars bills receive
able for several thousand dollars and In
books for ty thousand dollars. As said Safe only
one hundred and ten dollars, risk u, ,hng In pro.
nouncing it the cheapest article purchased.
ALERRT ck TRlCO.
A large assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SALLxASpra
SArEs, with Rich's Improvement, for safe by
sTEARNs & MARVIN,
(successors TO Rich Il Col
l46 WATER STREET. ". Y,
The only Makers OF Saamander Safes. combining VIII
der's and Ricb's Patents and Sole Proprietors OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither KEY
keyhole. ALLIS & HoWES,
my9-u Agents at Evansville.
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. 9. MAIL
AND kXPnkSs PACKETS.
TR-WEEkL' "A Boat Of this Line vii;
leave Tsr.e E..n.vilIs every
Monday. Wednesday ard Friday. at O'Clock
NJ These Boats large. eemmodioas well furnished
aecng Tsrre Hauts with Raro Noyhsrn Pack
sne Evansville with the different Lines
on the Ohio river. eI2-tf
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EyANsylLLg AND NEW HARMONY TRl.
~ EkhLY MAIL LINZ

0EA3A ON and after rday. July LIST, the nm :
6Xxa& derssned will . TRI-wErxLr LIsE Of
stage Coaches Is above.
Leaving Evansville. Mondays. wsdnssdays and FridAy's
day. Thursdsy's and Sata dsy's att O'Clock A. NJ
fhe line will st all tmes stocked with good horses aud
Coaches trusty careful drivers add the trips
made With regularity dispatch All orders for goods OF
.ended
Stable on L.cust near the Market House
leaving their orders the Hotel. Si
rscure prompt attesson. L. q. ID. DE oAhAo'
: e2s-f
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GLASS STAINING,

In the modern styles for Churches, Public BID.
ings Pirate Dwellings,, dc, dc.
THO FIRST PRIZE RECE1VET'.
4 Cincinnati, also Mt the Louisville Mechanic IN
"A stitute.
:. are prepared 10 OH any order with metal sh
suined glass, borders and d mond centers fot ~
kind ochurch windows with full size figures or embes
as cheap AS canbe bad In New York, Boston or Ph,at
phiz-he amount Of risk OF broakage and tfansporiab
less.
Our references are all ths good, new modern n,sle
tarian Churches at Cincinnati, the Episcopal airort
mouth ohio, one Church at Madison, Ind, oanc
window at Frankfort, n.y., also one window, WIN
nres at Nazareth, and two Churches In Louisville
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at brrod
burg side trausome lights in various dwellings 10
| isyilie Lexington aud Danvilie.
All orders carefully executed ut the establishment
| Bullitt street, Louisville. Ky.
| mill 6m u - "i'"""~ ~
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LOOK TO THB FEET !.

pNE THINGS Can BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS.
j. HART returned from the Eastsrn cities
would inform his old and the citizens gen
ay that he has his Shoe Store on Main street. near
the Bank Of the largest and best
stocks Fashionable BOOTS and
hoes ever brought this city comprising Gents Boots OF
kinds Caters all tn. different styles Youths and Chiid
. inc Boots Caters and Shoes OF all kinds. and
tan s. Shoes in abundance
He hss also fine stock OF NO. keo sole Leatnef anu
RS No. I Oak. Of CINCINNATI
ALsO-s3 fine French Caf-snins OF different brands
,,h from the Custom House in New York.
ALSO-Moroccos Lnings Bindings. Thread Gutta rereha
eb Laces Sp and in fact every other Kind Of
,,.ri used in manufacturing Boots snd
oes all of which will be sold cheap a tbs cheapest and
.rranted good. -.-lu..
nioyed in which enables him TO compete
her for durability with any house
a, aVu ss''0' Se ' IL. J. HART.
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NEE sosGSs sSsS |. 1: ~ q Eirs; hours.
DOSEiSf SEEsEtASp!: !; y a;.;;, X Hours,
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route
LITTLE MIAMI yI1 n.Lmo.p,
TINE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO REoEIP1
Boston. y. . : Is :a .a
e Bss.io siss.rs Fall: New YORK. Bo:oa. Montreal. s:r
ases.. BsriinFss, &C.. 9s. =. c,..,.., ...,,.
''' ''A'''' = =: THEE DAILY TRAINS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lghsniss EsPress. ats seloek
n.tiss end .usvs railroad connection e Crest
Csveisnd 70 DsntirI New Yo,L asd Lossnn Bnnaio,
All any. New York. Boston. Sc. &e..
Les: lake ,s M as .ns
QUEEN OF THE We wEs.................ca Capt. Mcbride;
raisSsS rARs AZ cakk1P CHk1P AS ANY OTHER koGTE:
Through Cleveland Buffalo. without landing in Ter
Ys:i Sas:lc Si:s;r, E.. Ss.
York Boston &c from 70 sc
at CLEVELAND with Raroaa Dunkirh Buffalo New York
bs;sis Tsiss N.ss.,i si s;..s. 49, Express.
making direct and exclusive r.ircad At Cret
land to hifL and Boston. at Buffalo to Ni'sar
F.ll. Albany: Ne. York: Boston &C. c!ss:,.,. &c:
The roads Of this route are The sane snas
TfEh Psilis
AT CINCINNATI.
81 Be sure and procure your Tickets via Columbus.
Baggage checked from Cincinnati 70 Dunkrk and Buf
faio Dupkirk New York. and
Buffalo TO New York.
are the same. -
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
please apply the old estahshe
General Railroad Once. in three story. yellow building
corner and Front streets directly
the House. Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat Land
'' or at the Little nj sS
p. W. srRADER Ticket and General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
Will call for passengers any part OF the city nv leavin
south Broadwx
and Front. directly on river bank.
ey27 j. III. HOW ELL. Conductor.
DIR. j. G. BURCH, Dentist,
DESPECTFULLY those in debt him for profes
sonal services forward and settle; aud
inform those who desire such operations in future that ther
are failures when shey paid for. myal-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-14
EVANSVILLE. IA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1851
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

DROWN DOMEsTICs.-soo haies dinersut brands. rs
ID tales island Coton 100 bales Osnzberg Cotton;
bales Drng 80 Aiss blue Drilling r,c.ived and for
sale BY sf - JAMES Low CO.,
SEPT 4lS Main St., Louisville, Ky.