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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-28
ESANsVuLE MD NtN HARMONY 1RI-
" NEteIG NAH. Lane

EtrLf W All. isNE
R-S->S.s2 ON sad sftrr ss,ariay Ia!y Ist, ths an
fsS.'-S- AL itrsisaed siil Ts-WE,xLr Li>E ~
stage Coaehrsaa aluye.
Leaving Evals'iiie Mondays Wednc.isy's aud Frjsy's
at clock NJ reursius lesv-s New Harmony Iass-
dsy Ghursdaf's ant day . st o'clack a. N
ihe Ge al all timss Is sJosksa sith hor-s
eomiutle taeBes tasy and esrcia divers sht the
made Nith glar .na di-psSsh. Al goods
tr u-Portaton VI packages promptly caredly
teaded 10.
For passage OF other tness arply tthe Office Lv
cry and sale >Etie te Marsrt House
+ ayinE their orders th.
secure prompt .gteIIioR. NJ h. Al. DE GAkNO.
S2-u
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FIRE! FIR Ei,i FJREtfy
tll MORE TRIUMPHS OF % -l-HH1
AkCAsS > La "a 4. y isEIk SAFEST

IL HE FOLLOWING CERTuIcATEs HAVE JUST rrr-
received by the nails They form additional te.fimonv
oi the superiority of RIcHs SALAAANDEts over
FlhE IN CHARLESTON, sc.
", :. =, u tHsRLEsTcN, A prii -. iS54
Dear >ir: tndiHg II impossible TO remove oursCe iu
ring Inc late nre. which destroyed our store in H.Vne
street. and having taken out books we ,t itn n
several papers 10 ieslit We glad to acknovIedge
that ii fully sustained the high reputation of orr sac,
me P,ese rNtlOn u these papers more Than we x
peeted. when Witnessed the intense heat IN Was sh
jected TO. Yours, DC. " .%.suo % SUI
COURTNEY 'TEyNaNrrs & 90
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y. Il. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Building. Up Stairs.
T F. CRISP. having removed his Office to Foster
j buill ling will be hand all Zines. to take ac-
acknowledgements OF Deeds Mortgages. &c. and attend
To all business required Of him as Justice OF the Peace
fsb9-tf
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JE,SGLifY S'rostE OF
e. - - -; wa Z,

d 49, - - S--- ---- % c~>A
sEC0kD sIRhET, TWO DOOk. BsLOw MAIN, IN an hSos ,
NEw BrrDING, Ey.ss.ILis.IA. .-..I
Z Al this sturei constantly haaG \ lars-
IN general .t.sc- Clocks
- all klHds ani Of the test lality NJ stoek
ALL te eoHtinuslly .arri,,d 10y fre,h alditioa- With
tue latest snd most beautiful patterns, Shsh my
business connection. enable bug aud s.i
prices.
los CHARGES.
All good sold and all er2rs
Those in nythnx lIEs, rsspsotguy
ted 20 examine my stock sLt prices. Jsl-u
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KENTUCKY SCHJOL OE MEDICINE
rINHE ntitnt0n will besir Tuesday
October list and contnu the end Of February with
the folio wing faculty:
BENJAMIN W. DUDLEY VI. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Anat my and Surgery.
JOSHUA 8. FLINT. Il. D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery.
HENRY NJ BULLtTT. D.. Professor of Physiology and
ROBT. J. BRECKINRIDCE. VI. D.. Professor o Materia
Me,lica and Clinical Sursery.
THOS " COLESCOrf. J. D., Professor OF snstomy
JOSEPH q. NORWOOD. y. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
JOHN HARDIN NJ Prfess of Obstetrics and Dises.-
es Of Women and Children.
L. NJ LAWSON. 81 d.. Professor OF Theory and Practice
O Medicine and Clinical MeGieae-
DAVID CUMMiNS. VI. d. Iemonstrstor OF tnatouy..
Clinical Lectures at Louisi Marine Hospital trce
week.
Preliminary Leetres the School
pi during the month Of Oct9tC free Of charge.
Material for Practical Anatomy abundant The
rooms will he ope ned on the lstf October.
The fees for tie full OF eeures 20 s05 Mat
rcuaton fee 10 be paid once Oiy IS n.ee.ins tiek tao
Graduation fee s25. :. j. BRECKTS RIDGE.
augs3-weo~-nov1 ---' Dean Of she Fasulsy.
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sHlRWOoD HcUSE.

r5,HE subscriber mas aiken the above house. and ha'
entirely relitted and re.urnished H. and Is prepared
To- ntertata the patrons Of the house sasiactor.
manner He has also rented the orcS Stable. owned b!
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses anu ear
rages To let 80
The stable large clean and well located, and good
are i'm constant attendance Particular attention
will be paid to the horses left with him Tor Keep
ng and in all respects the public sha tnd the Sher
wood House good Hotel. Ijys-ul j. A ofE Eks.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making hirees Connection
LRTTE.E MIAMI kXXLUOs
coLUNprs. Tol PrrTs Bu Sc PHILApNLPMA. BAL


lC0LUMBUS. To PITTS BU RGG PHILADELPHIA. BAL
TiNORE ANp NEW YORK,
fs Atsix O'Clock A. ". and i've O'clock T. NJ; and
THREE DAILY TRAINS 70 PITTS 81 RGH,
At six O'Clock A. Nj sad seven -aada-hlf clock "A. NJ
FARRsR EDUCEDI r1
Slheihnat 70 IniiAdeiihia
Cincinnati Baltimore
Cincinnati New York. Phiaislp .is
Clnelsnau 70 Pittsburgh. -..-.......
Cincuna 10 Psslurgh (froEt ear) -
Time CncEnat 20 ID hours
lime Cincinnati Philsdeipi ..1a hours
Time Cincinnati u Baltimore SOB. hours
Passengers by O'Clock y Train. Lightning Express.
Little Miami Railroad have r2Rgtes az Cresne .er dinner.
arrive Pittsburgh clock p and make direct
aeetiOn Pittsbursh Phaielrhia and Bslt
more connecting Philadslpha with Train New jersey Rail-
road 60 New York. - ''IE
Psssngsr by 10 clock A. NJ Express TrSiD Little Mi
ani X r. sleep PittsburA ny Morning
passing the beautiful mountain dAyist Phil
acelphia ard BaltimOre connect at pa with
clock " Mail fraa via kensaston and Ne Jersey Rail-
road u View York.
Passengers O'Clock Evening Expres. Little Miami
road direct connection Psoufsh. with Fast Express
for Phaiephia aud Baltimore connecting Pha-
De- Ybia with TrAia New jersey Railroad to New York.
The Little Miami j. the Easern DsEst ~ Cincinnati.
ron TnROUGH ftCkErs
md for all ntormatOn please apply tue Old estabished
Raiir-sc yellow baii1ing
conner Proadwa Front sppOste The Spen
Ger House Railroad ose sni Mail Boat Laniisg at he
Eastern Little Miami Depot 1T ttont street. .
wM. II. CLEMENS. superintendent.
p. ". SrRADER, Iiekst aud General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
wiz call for in the cisy bv1cavirg di
rectoIs the above oaer southeast Broadway and
Front directly river ba.k.
ey1s j. II. HOWELL. Conductor.
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CHARTREs ST FIRE ,rw op,r,,s

NV oSLssS-, A ;,ril ~. iS5f
we nave abundant reason to M Rich. Sais-
ihahder Sne as eminent hteproof since had an ex-
eeiieni Opportunity the 5th tetTuaTv last of es
enc OF that description, which purchased sey.rai
Year -'nc' OF mr. Isaac Bridge. Our store No a.
ChArires street. With ou: entire stock o hats.
l~e Was burned on the morning of that dav suidectr
our sale 10 very intense heat during Vet
" Sa.ea al us contents comprising bank notes ana
checks Tor upwards of nine hundred aol,ars
able for several thousand dollars account. in our
book i"f ior " hoasand dollars As said onlv
one hundred and ten dollars. We risk Doth.,g in NO
fnouncine the cheapest article ever purel. ssd
ALERkT * TRICO.
Alarge assortment OF WILDLR's PATENT SALAMANCA
Sans, with RclI's I'm provemen for sale I,y
.tl sIbARNs q MARVIN, CO
successors 10 Rich q Col
-, -. l4o WATER sTREET. n Y.
The only Makers of Salsnander Safes. combining VIII
ders and Rich,s Patents. and. Sole Propriet9rs of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither kew nor
keyhole. .r ALIIs & HoWLs 80
ny"-u Agents al Evansville.
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COURTNEY, TENANT g. &C.
FIRE IN DANSvILLE XIV

DAssvILLE, April 10, 1854
Messrs STE.RNs " MARVIN Gentlemen: Your safe
Went through the fire. Ii contained ali our books and
papers which came out in good order. Ghe safe from
appearance. must have been hot We trusted onr
all ia IT, Very respectfully, yours, -a-7 -, -
BROWN d GRANT
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WV. REILLY.

~ iiuLE5 Ai't MD M, MN , rIe sn
de Uld respectfully inform his friends and the Ple
f Evansville vicinity that having pur hesed the interest,"
Senior partner late c Kelly ne In
the Grocery I'd Prodnee bus ne az the a
stand. tie embrace, this OpPo trinity % returning thAn Tor
pat avors and intends spare iort 20 merit eontgu
snee Of the same i,h-'f WILLIAM REILLY.
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FROM CINCINNATI TO

FROM CINCINNATI TO
SfW SoS9Gk y3RS !. !" ~ g H;sr., sa:,.
| DUSE,Rk in Is Bours;
nY THE "'
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route
LITTLE ur,mi n,uno,p,
We ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
. Ban.c Niagara Falls New York Boston Montreal Sar-
fa-.rps By route breakfast at caein.., dine
THREE DAILY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Fret Train Railroad Lightning E,press at O'Clock
making direct and exclusive railroad connection Crest
Cleveland Dnnsrk New Yrk bOston; at Bnfais to
Second TrtnLase steAmboa, Express "a clock A
..ty les less lake travel han BY any other route
9gEEN OF THE wEs.................ca CAPT. Mcbride;
Eaa G,s rs GlsSs allS.i,d IS 8, ASy oTE, kotTk
@ Sss to Sis.s s S Fa
rhis train also males connection ore5ne fsearsh;
9t CersiSne With Railroad to Duhkrt Buffalo New York
Third ffsin1Raioai EvsSs Express. at o'clock p NJ
PITT ,,,9..s Ph.,,s.IFs,. Sss no5t ce,s
F,lls. Albany. New Yori. Bosom. &e.; Sc.
The only route lansing rassengers il Cleveland.
.i s%.si l.;s s,9i
AHk Little MIAMI l. THE ONLY EASTERN DEPOT
AT CINCINNATI. '
AF- BE sure and procure Tickets via Columbus
Rs Raszsse checked Cincinnati Dunkfrk and Ru.-
io rechsekei Dunkirk New York and
Buffalo to New York.
The Dep this and Lab. Shore Rsroad at Cleye-
are the sams.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And for all information please apply the Oh established
General RAILROAD Oriee. in ree yellow
s,uths Brsaa~ay Front streets direetI
pose the Spencer House Railroad Hotel and Mail os, Land
ns or at the Eastern Little Miami Depot Front
P. W. s-RApps Tieket and General Asent Sup =
f THE OMNIBUS LINE!
VIII call FOR ia part the city leaving
drecOns the above corner Of
and Front directly river bank.
ey27 !. III. HOW ELL Conductor
ER. j. e.. BURCH. Dentist,
(bsPECirl LILY relnests those in debt
siona services to forward settle: and
inform those who desire uch operations future that
are NO failures when shey paid for. ry3l-tf
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NUMBER ,l57
: CLOTHING &C. ssisa
"a HEADS MADE CLOTHgNG,
"a fUHNIsBsNG GooDs. HATS. "a
IL CAPS. Nc. Sc -f KS

w III IL I. = q Ia Ia n ID RETA L.
nAAsH 81, nearly opposite 6aB6..
I'VE uhdrrsyned mas Just opened Clothitg apd
A Fur fshinx Establishment. opposite the FH,,t ed
!eor tvo- Aiiel- he has large stock OF made
Li'thii A. fa'si-lfY Goods, De- Which he ohe "a for
safe al The s,t. lowest prices. knowing the nsnds
OF this nara Il thoroughly in This line of business he j.
ffcFaf.d 8" sfsHi, teR. Ills goods have he ef BUR
ehastd a. e losc- Tates, and Will he sold at the VERY
ohest frce, lhoss wanting Clothing oi any dcscrp.
so or ~ fis Furnishing Goods gene ally wonld
hhd " l" hetr SNartae TO tai az tthsestahshment be.
tore purchasing ell In this stock NilT b Gonns
Vereorts Jioat- Dress FrGck and Sack Coats Shirts
u~is &.l Na- Sc, dc. which oIeD for aspec-
i'en Those sal ing bargains had better call al ths
aolse. - ef'"d articles IN be SOLD cRxAP.
& nv = also q l1Tst assortment OF MATCHES AMP
hNhLkf aii bf With viii be warranted to Which
call tee 'aselon OF tbe public. ID, o ~ ...h a
ser L. KAHN.
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LOOK TO THE PgEr.

u.
S0NE THINGS CAN az DONE AS NELL AS OTHERS.
I'm j. HART having retarsed iro III. EaserD cities
would inorm his oll customers aud the citizens
selected stocks OF Seasonac AMI Fashionable BOOTS ana
SHOES brought 20 tsset eomPrsns Gents Boots Of
hne Boots Misses Gster and Shoes all KINDS.
lnianfs Shoes in abnndsues
lie has also stock ONO Red Sole Leather and Tsy-
ALso-s3 FreTrh CaIt-.kin. Of dherea, bran
fresh from the Custom H,1s in New York.
ALS0-Neroecos. Lining. Bindings Thread. Guta P.rehs
Material be tsed in manufacturing Boots
Shoes s Of which will be 'od cheApn h cheapest and
warranted good.
large Of Eooi e,peri.nced
employed IN manufetIritg which enables him eampete
either for neatuess cheaptes durability with
my3I-tf H. j. HART.
DISSOLUTION SOTICE
fHNHE PaTtneTnip between the sub
n seribsrs the style Mae
IS this day dissolved by mutual Lobenstine Who
adjustment of all claims against the CID aud i'll
of he that All persons them
selves indebted the late requested
date payment. CHARLES ". MACK.
An rHoNY LoEESsTINE.
ACARD.
HAvTSG withdrawn oc-a,son
than for IN, lbSrally bestowed
IT, an request continuance OF the late
who viii carry the husiIess with yisS an
will as always try TO make himself worthy i the hdsneo
the people. ey2 CHARLES W MACK
COPARrNERsHiP.
HAVE day with the Forwarding
business R'bert >. The
will be hereafter Conducted under the sly AMI frm Of
Lewis a howard el6+f EDNAkD LEWIS.
Poplar insles in store and
eIs '''~F PRESTON BROS.
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NOTICE.

SALE w tGONs.-rhe GOOD Intent aud YORK
% in complete running order suitable g. Druggist.
or Pedlars for sale low by GEO. FOSTER d co.
eyZ9
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TO AFFLICTED EvEEYwHEKE.
DEy s. T. ADAMS (,gyEYS FztISA7


EsO?LiNs-iesse7 20 silk an4 Cotton Peglns direct i'm
auss '''"' ''' ''' ''' 48 Main It Low Eo".'lis Ky
StINGu iNs-2 gi-.ei s1pe- ilaek do 2s inch
~ eetSon Chamhr-y DO Ma ctestr Plaid GBshan,s.
vest styles by direct inpOr aton band aud orss by
JAS. Low A CO..
augs AIS Main sc Louisville ~.
E5UsiiNs.-2 cases nss styled Muslin d. Laee iirecs
va imporUd and ior sale BY JAS. LON a. co.
ANS 4ls Mai4 ST.. Louisville. ~.
EEAN--I ease Camled Jeans; 10 Rue and White nav
sp est slyles. reed tiiis cay ana for sale ~
JAS Low co.
aug9 4Is Main AZ. Lousvi,ie. Ky.
UsTREs. TWUJ.s, NJ ttiND tND sEitGEs,-
54 hlscS alpaca Lusr-; d. do a.s'i colos
tiglres 10 40 do ~ hair las 30 sill, ssd
colurs - do IA Thitet MrnO sa eol9rs; 30 81 black
alpaca Serses in all qulte,
and fur sale atlovest prices by JAS. row 4 CO.
aur5 as Main 81 Ls Jsy Iiis. NJ.
MsLLINEuX AND FANCY STOssE.
RS. T. u. RICH. No. 2nf ritth street. cine Gnati
NJ would respectfully call pubic ateEtion L. her
large and sliuiatlc stuck Uf Millinery aud E.ucN
Goods. consisting ot silk, satin. NcINe aud Braid lion
nets. Bonnet Cal and Fancy imnIii Ribbons Man
tllas. Cioaks biacs and C0ior,d Nik aud Ohtr Lace
Neede-worSed Collars. tbeniLettgs Sleeves DE.
which shc sprepsred To seil irces which fail
20 give satisfaction.
When you visit Cincinnati, eIii on
Mis-. X. VI. RICH.
mhi5y oOt Filth street. between Elan aud plu,o.
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IL Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Boston & New York
SSLN STtA NB9iG LINE RON
CLENELANn To BUFFALO.
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE THAVEI,
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PUBLIC LANDS.

The public lands belonging to the General Government
situated,ls Within the limits of the United States
States of Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin, and
that of Minnesota east of the Mississippi River
conveyed with certain the United
by New York ISL by Virginia 1884 Massachusetts
the Mississippi and Alabama north
of deg north latitude conveyed the United States
and Louisiana acquired from France by the treaty so3
including the portion of the States of Alabama and Msss-
Missouri Iowa. and that portion of Minnesota west of the
Mississippi Rver the Indian Terrorv the district called
Nebraska the Territory of Oregon, and region lying
between Oregon and Minnesota north of
40 deg north latitude. Sd Within the State of Florida
obtained from Spain by the treaty of In New
Mexico and California acquired from Mexico by the treaty
Within the limits recognized by these treaties and cessons
the public lands covered an estimated of
Exclusive of the lands in Oregon California New
Mexico Utah. the Indian and Nebraska Territories the
tire of the public domain is stated careful
animation to have been acres About
of this up to November 30h, $780, had been sold and
$4,000 received therefor The aggregate OUTLAY
kind upon these lands Date including cost
OF purchase, OF surveying and of selling was S74
leaving profit to the government $50 s ai3 or
annual average of nearly million of dollars for the last so
If there should be added the rate of 81 IS
per acre. the value of the land granted for bounes schools
the above The average per the
ment of acquiring title, &C. the lands is 144 cents
all 2so cents; while receives per acre or net profit
on each sold of 81 .03a.
have been located have been patented The
of September 49, $780, up November l. 1851 is 81 aOI
Of these 37os have been located and returned and
patented
The following table shows of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the year to 1850 inclusive
OF the grants and donations thereof for
ana OF internal improvement, given in the
american Almanac for 1850, PIP. $50 ct seq.
quantity Of Public Land sod and the amount maid for it.
IN e0ch rear, from 1888 to 1850. inc7LS,ye
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~ - ue SUI
HAscrber has hand the largest stock of Farming I'M
pements be found in the State embracing horse
which have takeu the first premiums at the late FAR held
in Baltimore and this city wheat Threshers wheat Drills
seed Sow Planters Germ shelters of every kind to
shell from 3OOto 1900 bushels per day. which sold low,
and warranted fully equal to TO be found in the Union
hand and horse power homny Mills GrIst
mills capable grinding 20 bushels of good meal hour
Corn Cob Crushers Vegetable Cutters Fan mills, some OF
which have taken "a premiums with several medals and Ger
tcates of their preeminence all Others Harros OF
every and shape Cuivators for and two hors
es wrought and and reversible steel teeth
Cotton and Tobacco Cutvator Pows of all patterns for
one three and four horses large and desirable an as
sorent be found in house north or SOUTH with
40 Of Pillow Castings to suit Iokes OK Bows oke
irons Bow pins, whe Trees Trase Chains, Ok and Log
Chains Axes, Grub hoes, wedges, Drag and Cutyat0r
Teeth spades shoves Forks some worth st each Gard
Tools hoes Garden Flows and Cultivators Chain Pumps
Cast Iron Pumps Garden Engines Posthoe Augcrs Bull
Rings OK Balls Butter Churns with every other desirable
Implement for the Farm be found in any Agricultural
House north south, with many other desirable goods,
Bar of all sizes for the farm, blacksmith, ship
wright carriage makers, &c. &C.. bellows, anvs vices,
hand and sledge hammers blast pipes cart
boxes carriage axes and springs coudons and other ho
rollers same &C., with large lot of superior green
and black teas cigars white and coorcd carpet hemp
Irvine for sturgeon nets wrought and cut nails snip ana
boat spikes with great other goods winch cannot
be enumerated in advertisement All in want are lnVl-
ted to call and supply themselves on the best terms
S. MARCH.
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of Guilford county Columbus Mills oen
and French of Robson county =. rutherford Conn.,.
The BOARD OF L1TERATuRE of Noy1tb O. Eua!
gree; Matthew Shaw, of Beaufort and FED Presidep1
" Una Holden, of Wake county aired Jones ,Ss
lowsHs ExeeeneT baE5 B9aRD compo,.d
tan G8ve of caswe and Begd
GovERNoRs AIDS with the rank of ~, "S'np
Lean Of Guilford; Thomas Rufn, ir Of SfoRESnelJ An
Robert Strange jr of New-HanoveT VI Rockingham Nc
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY Commences -. - aud
leigh on the Third Monday of November i Sessions in D.
S nn@ next nd election for members of the
day in August, 1854. -e'u On the First TPoo0s
The so,lo,vins sE en- 4ha Rial DISTRICTS.
AroR1AL DsTRfcrs of NORTH composing tn. Ps
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r. 81 80:

NJORTH.CAROLINA9~ Sc, NORFOLK.-THE
In PRACTICAL HATTERS would respectfully call the
attention of the "Trade and Dealers to their stock of
~ SPRING AND SUMNER HATS .E- y, = D
the largest that has been offered in Norfolk
and not surpassed by any and at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction They confident that Merchants will
find to their advantage call before making their pur
chases Those that willing extend to their atron
age may rely having Goods, whether of Manu-
fcture Imported fashionable Fine and Cheap as any
Northern Jobber earnestly request Merchants to call
and be that prepared and aU furnish
thing line the best terms
Ladies' and Misses Bonnes in great variety Canes and
Umbrellas wholesale.
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FIsH!I FIsHl!!-wM H; PUTN SEE

HIISH! fish,! FISH !!-WM. a; f fresi Esb
from Norfolk the arrival of the ca I store
those who will leave their order and the cash AT my
will send them to their Immediately after the cars
arrive receive my fresh fish put in ana
have them well packed in ice, and can recommend u
good and sound. -, -, .o,+ 70 Chan
can put up fish in ice which could be sent TO
81 Hill or Hilisborough, in good order !, o-., d
shall keep on hand their season, fresh oys1ers, anu
supply Chapel Hill and Cabs and
CLANS, which will be something new in this marSfn.
also have just to hand 600 MOL NORM Caina cmt
ily Roe Herrings and thirty thousand North Gaoa GU.
Rsrrings which takes the shine of OF any lhl'g Vi "
kind over seen in this market. - -. ,,u. Ca
keep hand Shad, Mess Rock, New River 'hu'ie' 0
Fish and No. Mackerel. -, poIo,o San
Baltimore Family Beef smoked Beef and Bologna 0au-
sage. 49,, Ill -rovis;o,s that
are usually kept provision store which wiz sen heip
for cash Nv provision store is wilmington street.
front of the City Hail. Edward Marlborough 'r
Livery s WM. II. PUTNEY.
59-3t.
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In all the States South Carolina, the Governor
voted for by the people, and if has majority of all
the votes in the States which such majority required
the Legislature elects to the Office of of
candidates voted for by the people.
sand fees. With the use of a furnished house.
Including $1,000 Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
sIncuding 1000 Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-07-29

This beautiful instrument is considered of the great
est and most useful inventions of the age 1t would be inn
possible by the mnutest description give correct idea
of its utility. Hats made by it will fit the most difficult
heads conforming to prouberance and depression of
the cranium thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of
Hat and painful headache. We could give certif
of Physicians and the experience of the Trade but
fer that all examine for themselves No one can pro
pery appreciate it's advantages without having of
superior Hats.
~ Hats made to order in the fashionable manner
and without extra charge.
STEVENS & BUTT,
No. MarkeuSquare,
Norfolk, Va.
Nov II 51-tf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-07-29

BAKERY & CONFECTIONARY.-PU
ED & MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
their establishment in the full tide of success
in their line in Cake and baking Candy making &C.
Nuts, Fruits Groceries, &c, always kept on hand.
CIGARSOur stock of Cigars large, of them
of the choicest brands such Ee Gratitude Golden Reg
las Svas Excelsior Ell Ciervo Steamboat Principles, and
a variety numerous to mention.
20 Parties in the City country furnished with every
description of Coneconares the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
any part the Sugar and Moasses Cakes
also Candy suitable for country Stores packed in barrels
packages cheaper than they be bought any
other House in North Carolina Virginia. Low profits and
quick sales is motto.
Raleigh, May 2Sth 1858. 56-tf.