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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-14

within and lor the County Of ONiori, oa the third
Tue.day u June IN the yrar ofour Loflcighircn
hundred anil hiiy.low.
on the pctil,onof LOUISA u. WAKEFIELD
" wldos 81 Dariu. Wakefield, late ~ llsbron,
in said County, prayipg G,r allowance oct of the
personal estate II her 's'd husband,
OHDIETr, that the said Lou,a n. Wakefield
give notice To- A. persons Interested, by ca.iu,
copy ~ this orlcr a. L. publishcd three weeks
.ucc-,si,sly ia The ONGnrd Dcmocnl, printed
at Paris, that they NAY appear at = Probate
Cout 10 h. held AT SAIL Paris. on the third lucsdly
Ut july neat, At nine II the cL,k IN the iotc-
noon, and .hew cause, II any they have, Why the
same should noi H. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Jsiss.
4 trne copy-huestl
wv. WIRr NiEGIS, R,giRr,
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To CoRRTsPOSDENTs. Don't ask Us about
"Nor-d-days ~ We "kRow.Nolhing"
about il, exoeP, that We &c, dollar cor ad.
yertising II. We sJrmise, however, that il
IS AZ explanatory note to the platform Of the
regular" democrats State Convention.
JetFcrsOnian.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

DN yutuc 81 the authuoty obtained fum the
ID Jutsy 1t Probate withia ssd Gr the County
Ui ONfuId. All h. sell Al Pebble or Private Sale +,
~ WATERFORD, on the premises, GA SATJR-
DAY thr loh ts, II JULY nsNt, a. 10 u',lD'h,
\. VI, an the interest. RIGHT and title ENiir D.
ErIUss .ud CuAHLTs 4. bRIGGs, miuDrs,
have Boo certain real estate situate "a WatfTtl,d
over village. iu said CUuHty, O. VT. in The
rfrsmi.s. Ln., ,u as thr AthsTtpn 4 ElsSurth Tan
,tHI and Mi.Is, thr Sane n0w ocCupieJ T., Levi
e. M4Ita. E-l. Ais1, tWu other small pieces II
land situate on said Nllgv, near said premises, a
description ot which ~ir d. given by calling on
the subssriisr. Anof aid real estate vas owned
aal oscunirI Nv JOSIAH Tarrar, E.g., late Il vs.
tsritI. 40 be- trrrsss. Join \. BRIGGS.
rouLuI, Dol, 81, l>ji %
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Notice of Foreclosure.

XyvHEi,EAS. Adam iIhichiason, then II Mes.
w leo. ~ the County bf OSiofd, sud STATE ~
Malme. hos 81 Nate III ,he Commonwealth u
Ma~Dchu.eits, Woman, On he frst D., II lana
ary, 4. u. isI2, b, b., mortgage deed II that date
b, him duy cNrrsiel, ,nnfcycd pi ~ The subscfi-
bsr,, tie taslrry third part u Ut nnmi-r ten iu
tlc iourlh range olots ~ the sa,d town ~ MrNico
excepting anil rr.cr'ing one eighth part Il saii
third part, which belonged 10 the estate N " ~
Eaton late of DiN6,ld, deceased; aud which dsci
of mortgage i recorded "a the ONlyrd RECORDS az
Paris, BOOK 50, page 2Ii To which deed reirrenss
may be had fr a particular Description u The
premises conveyed. Nod whereas. the corditiou
u ,ad mortgage deed ha, hscn broken, the sub
'cribcr. hcrcb, give this puh lc notice TO 6tssO'e
the .aur. s.fssably 10 the statute IN .uch case
made .nl pfotIl JOHN e.. BARNARD,
PETER TRASK.
SAMUEL. MORRILL,,
SIl.AS BARNARD,
W ISAAC RANDALL, their Au'y
Dated az Mcxito, June ~, 1854
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Oxford Normal Institute

TIVE FALL SESSION win commeucc m
L WTpNssnaN, the oh i,y of Nusu.t neat,
anil con inue FITrTFN WFIks
T.. 4. KINDS, Pnucipal.
So PARIS. June. 1854 10
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Josiah Emery, postmaster at New Vino
yard, Ne, has been sentenced BY the L. :.
Cou't 70 the State prison ten wears, Cur Pur-
Joining letters containing $3.50
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srATE OF MAINE.

olroEp, o.. supre,r, Judical Court, March
Term, 1854.
Niilla Sfs4d,p -. yonaiLaH Mo-, s-i uuIid
THIS j. an action q assump,it an account an
i nrss,i ~ the writ, Er the san II S6t IS. ~
90 two other touts are contained ~ said writ,
br ~ nv h,i tnl received, ADD the other 81
r,pi, spA anil delivered.
The writ i. dated the 22i LAY Of October, 1883
Al danuun,, $500.
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The gross earnings OF the AndrOseofein
and HenRebcc Railroad Cor the past year, are
stated at $i6i ,S9l. Running expenses
So. $50.
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MARRIED.

o. IIau~osk. Jui, oh. ~ Rev. n. Y wsis on,
wstsss p. Whit, Esg., 10 Mics ALighs ". rrrhlc,
10Th uf Sulhyau.
o. Nrw GlHurrstsr. Weston A. Millkcu II VI.
not o. Miss Maithl Haskell,
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Ga Saturday last, the Hnow.Nolhinss and
Wings q Norfolk, Va, succeeded 10 elecIiug
bgig entire ticket TOO municipal officers.
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NOTICE.

FI'IIIS Be- 10 flrtil ~ tsrsnns from hlrluriug 90
trusting John liODGpON Il Stuuchan 3
IT. ha,ir IN u, ID aDl hoard without az, Ilst
cause ur rr0y0cairon. thrr,iorr siy, notice that
shall rts u1 balls of his cuatrtrtn. ,hrr this
late. kIMBAlL H. STILES.
-I--lLLm. Jn-l 3D.. ISL. y
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New Books! New Books!

EDMONTON, IL MidiL -, receive. 40 new
- publications a. earl, or In advance ot any 9th.
20 ssttnlishmspt in the Cii,,
STATIONERY SimnntDn keep. large az.
suftmsut IT all Ainis If stationary. CIllupuu him
I.-E..s ~, psryhsse cl-F.sh~rr.
MAGAZINES AN the popular NaraEiu"s
ma, T., t.und AZ SiNuNruN's. imms liatrly att,T
their ruhhca'iun.
Also. ~ the princip,l news bu' literary PArERS
oi Ro.tuu. New Iotk. anil rhiL,drlphia.
SCHOOL BOOkN-.AilthcSr ,NpAUu WoUks
uo~ IN uss " our Schools NAV h. purchased cheap
At SiniurtUp's.
ZINES. REVIEWS, PERIODICALS, ETC., in
the cuu1tr,, trkcn Nv
3ng SiMONTON, III Mililc Street.
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The following non-slayeholliug state, rep
rrssnunr los on, OF the 2oC electoral votes Tor
President. are yet 10 hold their elections foF
state rr~rrs
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DIED

n Piri.. 2sth uh.. Caroline Adelaide. daushrrr
1f prL- ilummurl
u Narva, Nanc, W, wife or Levi FROST.
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ONToED, So MaC Cont o(Probair. held IT Paris
within anil fir the Count, II ONiprd. on the thnJ
Tr-.dsy y Juuc IN the !cir ofuw Lord c';hicsn
hundred asi hity.lour
On The Petition u TIMOTHY WALKER.
" administrator Il the estate II NcIsAah
lluichin., IT,, late ~ Bethcl, m SAID Couaty de-
ceased, praying that l'crns- nhy l.. granted him
o. accept ad'antasr U1. ohcr Go ccftain real
tate. blrnging a. ih- estate IT siid deceased, aHd
situated at Rnmfnrd Corner. - rallied. IN 'sid
county, aud described 10 sa'L I-tii'on, ou file at
the Probate Office; anil t. s,1 and CONVEY the
same ia accordance with said Petition,
Ordered, lhalihc aid Administrator give NOTICE
oal p'r."ns theoretically causing copy oithisor-
dsr o. b. puhlshed three Wr'k. sur,r..i,rN ga The
ONlorl Democrat, printed NJ rari., that tliey may
APPEAR IT a Probate Court to H. held at rarls
the third Tu"sday 81 July next, at nine ~
ih, clock IN the forenoon. and show cau.e. " any
thcy have. phy the same should MT d. granted.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Jldg'.
Atnie c0py-ittrst:
p wv. WRIT NIRGIS, Rg!hU.
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ONToHD. a.; Ala Court II Probate held at trr-
burg, within anil fur the County ~ Oxford, on
the tNcuty.second LAY u June, \. ID. 1851.
ENRNNCIS l.. RICE, administrator 90 the -.
Il tate Of Joshua L.. Roberts late II Porter, Nv
said County, dec'a'ed, having P'esenlri hi. hn.l
account II hi' administration u the estay " said
decreased Er allowance,
OEDTErp, Thntthc 'aid Adninistr,tor give NJ
tie 10 all person. Interested, l., causing copy %
tii' order To- h. Published three weeks sucocssiyct
IN The Oxford Dcm0cnt, printed a. Paris, that
thcy may APPEAR at a Probate Court Ia he held a,
Paris. ~ slid county on the third TUESDAY Il 40
gust a.S, NJ nRr II the clock m the forenoon and
shcw oausr, ilany they have, Why the same should
not H. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Jaig,.
true copy-aticd:
q wv. WIRT viKGIS, R'g,Siu.
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FARRAR'S HOTEL
AT BUCKFIELD VILLAGE.

fINlIE sutscriber respectfully inf,rms the Tmvrl-
l,ng Puhlic and particularly ihosc who desire
a CoUNTRI RTrRr,r, where thcy can have pure
air and water, and the mos, delightful views II
Landscape Sccurry, that be- b.. lcased the nev
Tavern IIou.e. errctcd IN BUCkflELD VII.
LACE, by AMERICA FARRhR, where he offers
biz beet services nf the accommodate IL boardrrs
This Hou.c is Lave, AVID AIRY, and well calcu-
lated 10 convene Snail Families. W SiHgc Per.
suns; and the table will w. always Supplied with .
Wholc.omc Ruu,l Fare, as sell a. With the l.nNu.
re, ofthe Cts Market.
This house l. s,maic,i IN the Ceuirc of one II
the most lively and nouri,hng villages IN all the
country, With spsciou. upcn Cont grounh', anil
converted With y good Livery stable, With Ea'y
Cfriaso sad Fiat Ha'i.. II oan bc reached by
Railroad ~ . hours from Portland, AND ir"la
Boston. Il !, the place II residence II Me- Far
ra., widely known NJ the hrg,.t dealer 10 New
ENGLAND, ~ Caulc, Shccp. anI FaH Ha',u,
AMERICA FARRtR
July ~, is53, 23lf
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state OmceTs

All bu, two Of these Staies-Nermout aud
Mlssaehuse,ts-gaye m5jOrities ior Pierce
and King.
BY Thanksgiving Day we shall probably
bc sble TO tell our readers how many Ofthese
will be "Ncbraska settlers"
rs. Y Post.
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THE subscrihcr hereby gives public notice that
/ she has been dul, appointed by the llonorable
JuI.r II Probate. ior the County Of ONiotd, and
assumed the trust u AdministritriN Of the estate
sYLvANCs POLAND, late Of Peru,
In aid Coanty. deceased, N giving bod as the
Law drects: She tAsroi1rs requests that all persons
DO are adeptsd 10 the estate u sa'd deceased TO
make imiEediaic payment. and those who have anN
demand. tberroa, 10 eNhbt tae same In
POLLY POLAND.
June -, 1854. p
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THE Subscriber hereby give. public, ho,ice tina,
i he has been duly appointed, by the lioa'ra.
Die Judge Of Probate for the Couaty OF ONiord, and
taken npon himself the trust Administrator Of the
estate OF
JOSHUA p. HALL, late Of Mexico,
Ia said COdnty, deeea,ed. by gi'iny bond as the
Law directs: lie therefore requests alb per.ons
who are nIebted 10 the estate OF said deceased, 10
make immediate Taymsnti aud those who have
any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same 70
CHARLES W. WALTON.
June 20, is5i. n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-02

BACON,> MERCANTILE COLLE..E.
sosuIH"Esr CORNER OF SIXTH AND w.Lsrr CINCINNATI
TIE Undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
L lege 10 his new building, northwest corner of Wal
nut anu Sixth Streets where he has fitted up splendid
su OF rooms expressly foi his bus'neSs-hayirg spare
neither pains expense in making them in every
speet the most convenient and pleasant School Rooms
In the United States.
The plan adopted IN teaching combines practice with
heory instea Of using books the pupils exercised
In making original entries Of every day business
actiOnS jOurnaZng, posting balancing accounts, open
Ing AMI closing of great variety of different sets Of
books, both for partnership and individual business
where the business has been and land
thus qualifying the student for entering into the pract
cal duties the accountant in kind of business.
Tue course Ofinstruction will consist DOT BILE EN-
THY BOOK Keeping, embracing every department
OF trade and mercantile accounts. viz: Wholesale
tail, commission, exchange, banking, manufacturing
shipping, individual, partnership, steambOatng and
compound company business: commercial calculations
practical penmanship and Lectures commerc ial law
as9 lectures on the science Of accounts, of
chants, etc.
In addition 20 ths regular of study the under
sisaed has made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
Snow, Esq, Hon. B. Storer, Prof c. W. Wright and
other eminent Lecturers to devera course ofecures
on the subjects of common law, history OF commerce.
political economy connected with commerce. chem
tstrs connected with commerce. and subjects
great importance IN a commercial point of view never
before iEtr 'duced in any Mercantile College in the u
States Pupils are instructed Individually. and not In
classes that ents may time and pro
coed IN the ratio Of their capacity and assiduity.
Public examinations are had Though pupils are ex
amined privately If they desire it) student
dergoes rigid aud thorough interrogation by the PIN
cipa assisted by committee Of Practical Accountants
Business Men and Diplomas awarded TO those
are deemed worthy of them.
course can be completed In from six to Zen weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure in doing every thinc
In his power to advance his students and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants and his exen
tive acquaintance with the business community will
generally enable him to procure situations for those de
sirOus OF obtaining them.
TERMS:-FOr full course Of lessons in Book Keep
ing, Writing, Commercial Calculations. Commercial
Law. &c. ga (Oct2-dNwlvlR. =. BACON. Principal
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOME 5tANUFACTUREl
AWHILE CLOTHING, SEGRE

GRANVILLE CLOTHING SFGRE.
ID ELlEVlNG that tire interests ofthe Great est and
ID of tile people of Evansville and vicinity pareu-
lar would be much Promoted 10y establishing Clothing
IA tory in this city. and being that Clothing can
be manufactured in superior manner and
in the West than III tine East, have established a
Clothing Store IN ibis city, where we will manufacture
and sell. WHOLESALE RETAL, Clothing OF the best
quality all OF VIII eh will made under our Own super.
vision at the lowest New York prices of tie latest STYLES
and of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us TO compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment. in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock OF Cloths Cassineres and Vestings
the neaiest sly lie and best quality: and Of the firm
is Practical Workman and takes charge of the Meas
urng and Cutting, enabled 10 WARRENr a
good ft in all cases. sale.
We also keep on hand every variety of Taors Trim.
mugs. and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
fartio ular attention paid Gentlemen furnis hing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment aud DAVID DWELL of
the manufacturing Grateful To- their individual friends
for past ayors. and solicit continuance of these
vors for the new enterprise they pledge thems vestn
merit all the confidence that may be repOsed in them
store on Main street, between First and Second
mh3l-- RALEIu II q 0'NEIL.
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COoIG,S FAMILY GROCER

FElHE undersigned would respectfully announce TO the
4 citizens of Evansville. that be is now better prepar-
ed than ever To supply their tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line OF Family
Groceries.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
share of trade mt additional claims.
and shall spare efforts to merit it,
constantly receiving all the leading article. Of
Family supplies fresh fIom the country; shall Keep
hand all times Fresh Butter. Cheese, ard kgys
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried ard Picked Me:is
Also
complete assortment of Dry Groceries q every de-
'crpion. Teas Coffee, Sugars, Melasses, FLur, Feed
exc.
My MARKET WAGON viii deliver all goods to the
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the receipt of
their orders Gail and examine my stock.
Il. u. COOK.
oet-2 Opposite the Post Office.
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EsgT'yFR0LFC &. SONS,

DEALERS IN PINE wATCHss, cHAIrs,
FINE JEWE. .LL KINDS. SILVER wARF, CLOCKS,
sPEcr.cLEs- DC, sTEEtT, BETWEEN
FlRsT AND 81, OND. EVANsyIf LIZ.
* WE have constantly oB hand large and COM
80. pete assortment ct the above named goods. sna
cAszswiil sell them low any house in the Wes,
therefore respectfully invite all no DESTROYS OF buy
ing atches orJewery to give q call before purchase
ing esew here. make il TO their interest To buy
OF us. ldec2i ly.
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cARRIAG5 AN0 RU9GY MAKINau

NNESSRS. SATERLEE d DE'GARMO have now on
w hand good assortment of one and h~rse Car
fiages. Rockaways and Buges. manufactured III their
own shop after the most approved and modern styles.
Messrs = ~ Dec. will promptly ill all orders foI N2s
tom work IN the neatest and most substantial mahhcf
and not surpassed by Eastern Manufacturers either in
quality or price. They have experienced Carriage
Biacksmh who does up the Iron work in STYLE not to
be eNceIled APPLY
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MORGAN, KEEN * PRESTON,
WHOLESALE sLEEs ISIoREIGN and DOMESTIC GOODS
BOOTS, IoEs. H,Is. BoSNEr-, DC.


BOOTS, IoEs. H,Is. BoSNEr-. DC.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WYE have Just received l5g packages of our Spr ng
w purchase. which opening. consisting OF
Philip Allen d. Sons, Globes. Sprague's Daniels.
HanOp's, Clyde'~ American, Cocheco and Me-rimac
fancy colored. solid black aud mourning Prints: French
aud American fast cod rich fancy Lawns; domestic and
foreign OIL cold plaid Ginghams. elegant STYLES OF Der
reyes. black Silks, great ETY. of Pant Sus Linen.
wOOllen AMI California Gold-mNed Coitonades. plain,
plaid and fancy do; gold mixed Tweed CoatiLs Linen
do plain and wlled black woollen do iyles
Ticks. Observation-Disclosures fine brown do niue ard brown
aud eoid Drills, De inns, NanSeens, York toatings,
Shirng Stripes Checks. furniture do furniture Prints
plain black woOllen DOeskins and Cassmeres. hlac&
Broad Cloths, IRISH Linens, Al Sheetings, 3 do aud
tagging. dc.
We will constantly be in receipt OF goods during
the entire Since these goods have arrived ner
ehansaie burning day light ard losing freight in going
up the river TO make purchases We buy american
"ocdS 81 the manufacturers ana their agents. and
but them sell lower than II worth the at
tenon ofany person interested in American Nanufc-
lures To call aud examine the beautiful STYLES and de-
signs of prints. Here you will greater va rcty
Of the best Prlut~ IN the country. than
New York o. Phlade phia Offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade To examine stock
feeling assured that the sN e and qualities our goods
will attract the OF the closest bnyer and will CON-
pare with any of the size in the country. Give
call. ImhI7
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MEDICINAL.
sMOTnEHED Fires LONG PENT UP!
I'O''IO-Nss
Tremendous Volcanic tTuptiOn!..
4 ,nnn 90. ~ ~ with Hnt lrnnn

1Ekkltlt EAHbOSION..
Tremendous Volcanic truptiOn!!!
A man s'Seared rs with Hot Iron"
IN TIL g S 4 e D. HIN G. L A Vail!
- and condolences man by the name of Mclean. SO
well pleased with his devotion 10 business, and
the interest he displayed in our pecuniary affairs that in
the of Il few months took him into a limited
partnership for year. Thus large peeuniary gain,
and the Introduction of his into the rcal
community he warmed into social and public being
and vitality by and through our aid and influence =
viper like he tung the hands that gave him sus,enance.
Having lerned the immense popularity of that wonder
THEMSX- CAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
And not having genius enough 10 originate, nlelec
ton, aud original and independent Ofothcrs for eX
tence-e all parasites, he determined cling to the
skirts and draw vitality. sustenance and support from
oilers. lie made mixture OF TAR and TURPEN-
lINE"-"nlehed from us a name"--mutiated our direc
tons and advertisements. aud called this abortve de-
nlnsy pretcX of originality. He has made desperate eff
forts to induce dealers and the people and his
worthless hthy and perneious trash by representing u
10 be simarto, aud equally eficaoous with the original
true. and only genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT!
tion and has had to resort to Perry Davis Pain Killer
TO make precarOus support? What can say o. such
aman2 lfhe has any conscience need say no more.
ifhe has none. can only warn the public against
position, and thus for the present we leave him In his
naked defJrmty and exposed TO the
BURNING FLAM IS OF TRUTH.
From the agony IT which his ''viiainous compound
can never relieve him.
II
Another feeble EFFORT has been made to profit by the
Popularity OF article by man in Louisville. who put
up few offs preparation whies he called Ameri.
can Mustang Liniment. He has, however. become sat
ised OF the error he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will never more inf &c
rights, attempt To decisive and impose the
duy unsuspeeting confidence Ofthe public. whom
he is dependant for his living With this pied.
have agreed to draw dark veil of charity aud forgive
ness his past acts. and let him 60 in peace
BUT We WARN The AFPLICTED!
To be ware of all impOstOns, aud no Eminent that
has nOtp mn and and
the evidences OF the copy right secured and you will
get the worth ofyour get reliei from infer
mites. and bless the day that You used the
MEXIC AN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
? The lniment put up in three sizes aud retails
ut - cts. so cts and ST. The large jOttles
more innent in proPortit to prices aud there
fore cheapest
IT ? Principal Office 30i, Broadway New York, and
corner Third and Market streets ST. Louis NO.. and
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and b, country
store keepers IN all parts Of tie United States
III Il For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER cS CO..
iyl6-lydSw and several other Druggists
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STOVES! Ts6 AxD COPPER ESTAB.
EsSEiNENT.
rs--- THOMAS SCAATLlN, of the firm of ScantIia
go N ParNin, has returned from Prir and TAX
sFsg.s en- up his residence permanently in THIS sirY,
here he will devote his personal attention all
branches Of their business Mr. : would call the
ton of the public generally and his old customers
TO their extensive stock of STOVES TIN and SHEET
lhoN WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
their business They also pref AIRED to do all Of
I'm. Copper and Shgel-iron Custom OTk, Steamboat
work, %c.. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done al The shortest notice and the most perfect style.
l all at the store Of SCANTLIN d PARVIN.
nONl4 Main steet, bet First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-02
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
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OF FIRST STREET. BgTw. LocUsT, EVANSVILLE.
1--WE subscribers would respectfully inform ciii
j. zens Of Evansville aud vicinity, that they have on
hard and receiving large ard well selected stock
FIXES GROCERIES,, embracing everything usually
Kept IN good Family Grocery; aud they hope. by
PROMPT attention 10 business, to receive and merit q
liberal share OF pull lie patronage.
Al orders Will receive prompt attention, and goods
delivered o purchasers their doors ID desired as we
have WAGON expressly for laid purpose.
1r y'AIl Goods warranted good or sale.
~ j'fhe highest prices paid for Country Produce.
IT T7Please call ana examine stock, will sell
at The lowest cash prices.
spl5 THOS. BACON 81 co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-02
APOLLO HALL RESTAURANT,


es~ V. n. HENDRICKS & CO. bayere
Eez ceiVed another large shipment of~<<S$B
FAy boots ana shoes, which. with those already re-.
@Asleived and yet to come in, make a Iarrer .nd
varied supply than they have before ofE.red f
sale. Their stock will be found well worthy of ~. no
tice of merchants who wish find articies-snit.i -
this market-Obained from the best and
sold at low a rate as the same qualities are by any
Western House. lmhlO