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MARRIED-On Wednesday morning last, by
Rev. J. ]. McIyar, Mr.. JEREMIAH OKEY,
and Mrs. SOPHIA ]. WEST. all OF this place.
All o. K! And il the best wishes Of the prin-
ters will contribute anything towards securing to
our friends long life OF uninterrupted happiness,
then will such a life be theirs For their kind re-
mcmbrance they have the printers thanks.
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PuYsICiAK.srEsrIMOnNs

ANoA II hh T-1l lISACIAnSsSll ES1tS40N3y y a.
Dean SIR = could send ynu a dosan scerti4s~a
Gates. strong aud decisive Of the really senatises
effects of your valuable Balsam Of Wild -CherrY. .
within the past twelve months, under my oxk y
supervision and direction. Indeed, Il know of feSs'
persons who have used it, compasa tive b, but n
commepd it in the sire INCEST ieIms A. cAee OF,
Asthma, the seyerest ever saw, 70 -whish wes .
called month ago, evinced the superoFity Of th6
Balsam. II lasted him six weeks, and The a dy5paSs
and suffering dreadful; he eat up,ssesy u{ki.
last him home. GA miles,) that he might see a
his. wife aud child and die in peace. 7 gave him = :
one bottle Of Balsam. directing him 70 ttke teas
spopnfu doses when the difficulty of besatliinf .
'was greatest. Next dayeI foIeed his dAapehdsptr :
will. and made HIM take six bottles Of Wistnss;
Balsam of Wild Cherry home with him as pres =
emit, lie having alleged that he hadsdsed 20 muSds
expehsive medicine u no profit Last Wuak hiesif
A. called aid expressed his grattuds tems in tAers
warmest mapner; said the medicine had saved ,Aia
his whole bin. aud took six botfISs
more, and left my office Tor home, eioicine issafs
-, Yeryrespectiuiiy. youesyanse .s1sHa sv:s
ialif :, r.,i,Ss9ss t5..s sstHM. .eSHA HAW, M..Dxsd
Washington, n, C.. August l2,a n. .z.sae-ss
Price 81 persbo.tle six bottles fps g.. ,.J
m. E. corner Fourth and Waiusit streeis: Ciasi
cmnati, Ohio, to whom aIi0rdets must bssaasssd
ed. tiG egsis sf.sEts q aasariia - sSltey}
For sale by ID "a. & G,.H H. Davenporl.
Woodsfeld; H. E Ko,zebue, Malsgh;,
Pollock, Carter g. Cos sSnn6sh;. N ~ r.
Miles s. Son, Somertoni Ceitppia.M
!Buell, Mariettasia 10 Ss;sss4 ; as:t .sfAs
Dec. 81, 1853.
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Editor Spirit Of Democracy:

Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
: UEAR SIR:-In your paper Of the. 18th
inst.,2 an article is published headed
..caunisrieit Money" and signed ''Visi-
tor, ,nswhich is believed to be embellished
10 such an extent as TO have an undue in
fluences against Salem township, and es.
pIissciajJy the village Of Clarington. (Sun-
fis6sJ Nowsto what extent counterfeiting
is carried on, in the neighboring counties
In Virgins, We would not pretend to say.
notwithstanding our opportunities of know
ing srs likely better than that Of Z citizen
Of Woodsfeld, or vicinity. Yet we do
profess 10 know something about our own
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WK7ILLIAM SCoTT'S ESTATE The sub
count of Monroe county, Ohio. administrator Of
William Scott, late Of said county, deceased, AMI
received letters of administration. Those having
claims should present them Immediately. properly
authenticated. , RICHARD CLEGG.
Jan 25 1854
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70 House Carpenters.

VEHE Presbyterian Congregation of Bealls.
u vile. Ohio. propose building a FRAME
CHURCH, sixty feet by forty -four, and eighteen
feet high. Carpenters, who may desire the job,
will apply to the building committee for pnrticn-
lars. The proposals to be closed on the 10th
Feb. pr oximo. sis A. C. HUTCHINSON,
sEPHRAIM GRIFFITH,
SAMUEL GRIFFITH,
Jan. is, 1854. Building Committee.
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'0r The State Board Of ofAgriculture has
dsciLed TO hold the next State Fair at
Newark. ,pei
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

g ALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ COURT.-On the 22nd day of February,
1884, at three O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door
OF the court house in the town of Woods6eld
will be SOLD TO The highest bidder, the following
real estate the property of George Best deceas.
ed, TO wit:
The south west quarter of the south east quar-.
ter of Section No 35. Township No. s, and Range
No. 6. Also-So much of the south west quarter
of the same Section as is contained in the follow
ing boundaries, to wit: To commence at the
south west corner of the above described tract ol
land aud running west TO dogwood stake, thence
little west of north to a chesnui stake, and
thence little east of north to the line of Ejai,
Thornton's land, four rods west of BaIzer Butts
corner, containing in all forty acres, be the same
more or less; subject to the dover of the wide W.
Appraised at $3.50. "'i
Terms Of Saie-One third of the purchase mon,
ey IN hand, one third in six months, and one third
in one year; the last two payments tn be secured
to the satisfaction of the Administrative.
CATHARINE BEST, Adm'x
Jan. 20, 1854. Of George Best, deceased
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E AMES JUDGES ESTATE.-The subscTi
~ Der has been appointed by the Probate court
of Monroe county, Ohio, administrator of James
Judge, late of said county. deceased and recev ed
letters of administration. Those having claims
should present them Immediately properly authen-
ticated SAMUEL JUDGE
Jan. 25, 1854 ..s 81. .-- q. ......,...-4 -
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ OF COURT.-Onthe2 9th day oi February
A. D. 1854, between the hours of 10 o'clock AM.
and P. M. in the town of Lebanon. Monroe
county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, the property of Lam
don O. Beans, deceased, to wit: a
Lot No. thirteen IN the town of Lebanon, on
which is erected dwelling house and kitchen,
appraised at two hundred dollars Alsn-Lot No.
fourteen, appraised at thirty dollars. Also-Lot
No. twenty eight, on which is a store house and
tobacco house, appraised at two hundred and
twenty dollars.
Terms Of Sale One. third on the first day of
April, 1854, one-third on the first day Of April.
1855. and the residue III two years from the day of
sale. with interest from the day of sale on the de-
ferred payments, which are to be secured by
mortgage deed. The premises to be sold free OF
dover. ASAHEL HOGE, Adm'r
Jan. 25, 1854. of Landon .. Beans, decd.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

- Received on subscription to the .sSpiri,
Of Democracy" for the week ending Sat.
urday, January 21, 1854:
BENZ. Sears, Seneca, 81 SO
Samuel L. Sprague, Adams, 8 "a
Thomas Smith, Salem, 4 so
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N uticc,

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given. that on the 9th day
N Of Feb, uary. 1854, application will be made
to the Probate Court of this county to sell ,hs
interest, claims and demands in favor of the
tate of VIM. FolweIl, deceased. -7.r--
DANIEL FINLEY,
Jan, IL, 1854. Adm. Of W. Fulwell, dec.
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DR.. GuysetssdmPfoEed E1iract.oi
Yellow Dock 81 Sarsaparilla

+ OAs VI SVSs ksAAA ~ H0AA <A<ke4SA eAOb>VA
uug-.sssS -arIls-.os4 oil t..nisI e.eS1
/ CHOW LOCK N SarSdpaT1H3
Is now nut up in the largest s,zed bottles and II
acknowledged to be Inc best Sarsapsffils SdAdssJ
as is certified BY the ~onderfa cures ithas 8 ~
formed. the original cupies Of whichssre mn
possession of the Proprietor. .sRemsnbes, -
is The only true and original article ..est
THE COMPOUND FLUID EXfRAt.7 OF
YELLOW DoCKAND SARSAPARfHEA&oe
been prepared with particular refsssncb a. Rens1A
Comp,ants.s lncipient Copsumption. Rarfe eunesa
I.uchorrhna. or Whites. ffregulsr Nenssyusfssoss -
Incon,inence 81 Urine, and es6eSst 6i6tn4 1ftsS
of mind, are cured BY Or. GuysottE ExlsScll3f
Yellow Duck and sSarsaparis; which kires 49,
mediate tele by rene wing the found ation of healh
and strength. the blood. II neutralixes bad ~
mor., stops unnatural etons. and sfves ealshV
action 70 all :hc vital powers asa9 -, -
.'5N l.sis..sn,,a . :, :, 49, - y. ..u.s,tso
CUHE.Or !hnESULAKiri t. ~, .lM IhA rEs
~ ,1.s 6 .'o.,, ,s..s
Nssu & sse % .ns sr...a...s.
Seins Gnrs, s.tsry s ;neusaSse herein oessae =
DR.. A. WHder. one Of heI coasullips phys
sicians :z.:,aas /, ussW ,sasso.s. ss,...s,,,. :
h..a e.BnssposyIILs. Va Ass, ~ 1854,
This is e ss.tily ,hs. xes called 10 g zee the
op as S
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HOUSE PLAsTERING.

Asa HOUSE PLASTERING. gsa srf
THE, Subscriber is prepared to do House Plas,
J. teriag in good and workmanlike manner.
OH short notice and at moderate prices. He may
be found at his residence on w oil. Pen Run, three
miles north Of Graysv,lle. except when away at
work. f.s.3 Z ALFRED CHAPMAN.
Dec. %, 1853. , 7,...r.,. -, :.
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a LEXANDER GARDENS ESTATE. =
n The subscriber has been appointed by the
traitor of Alexander Garden, decd. and received
letters of Administration. Those having claims
should present them Immediately, properly au-
thenticatej. ALEX, T, GARDEN,
Jan. 25, 1851 Es.- ..-
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For Sale.

NNHE Subscriber offers at private sale the
IL premises on which he now resides, in the
town OF Woodstield. There are on said premises
A Two. Story House,
WITH A GOOD CELLAR AND KITCHEN,
and good well of water close to the door. Also
a Frame Stable The lot contains about one-
quarter of an acre. Terms moderate. s.
Jan. 25. 1854. se w. w. JORDAN
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@ The difficulties at Erie are still un-
settled.asass ssr eos sslias .zsass
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SURVEYING

Surveying. -. -
THE undersigned, thankful for pas. favors,
i would inform the public that he atll contiI,.
ues the business Of SURVEYING. He may
be found a part of his time in Woods6eld and
apart Of his time in Malaga township. ,-..f,.
DANIEL NORRIS
May Is, 1858. @s & rs Essi17T' 2
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s.'. s.a WOODEN WARES. 'ais I
!, " doz. FRENCH POST ,BEDSTEADS.
: % HALF-BUSHEI. MEASURES, ''@t
&c BEAVER BUCKETS, s.Bais 81
9lta 81" LARGE TUBS, a5f 456 SxeG.
MOOSE AXE HANDLES. re- s..+ .l,,trs. 3
-. Oak Churns, Baskets. &C., &C.,
Received and for Sale at 's~ =
Nov. 80. KiRKRRIDE'E. :
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James Walton. Administrator Sr.
of VIM. c. Walton, decd M,
against (
STATE OF ONO,
Monroe County.
Civil Action.


of VIM. C. Walton, decd Monroe County
against Civil Action.
John S. Dillworth & Co.
A Tiny instance an attachment was this day
"A issued by Joel F. Randolph, a Justice Of
the Peace of Center township, Monroe county,
Ohio, for the sum OF sos 81, against the goods,
chattes, rights. credits, moneys and effects Of
John s. DiIlwoIt & Co nonresident debtors.
Dated this 10th day of December, 1853. ,-trF4
Jan. 4, 1854. JAMES WALTON, Adm'r.
A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
II ment was this day issued by Thomas Neal. a
justice of the peace tor Perry township, Monroe
county, Ohio, for the sum Of S33 60, and against
the goods, chatteis. rights. credits. moneys. and
effects. of Darling Long, a nonresident debtor.
Dated this 22d day of December, 1853,
dec 28 SAMUEL THOMPSON
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Call and Settle your Accounts,

Odii dhu OCttit Uui ACCuuutS'
4 LII Persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A the undersigned will please call Immediate
ly and settle. as they stand very much in need OF
money.
Mt D Persons wishing to hhy Cheap Goods,
In. ID. will please call with their Pr CKErS
FULL OF MONEY, aud we will sell them
Cheaper Goods
than ever they bought. We iutend to sell on the
READY.PAY SYSTEM. for Cash or Produce
ONLY. f=.g N. KOEHLER g. Co.
Woodsfield. Jan.l, 1854. s.,
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DIED-At his residence in Ohio township, on
the 23rd inst. FREDERICK FRICK.
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Facts Worth .Knowiness

than half OF all the Deaths that OCCUR sse
by this fatal scourge! How then
l. shall we escape9 Itis y mat.erss ss3
t., of the greatest moment to
san qf alto know that. a AT, l.sasi ssssf
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUnEDg r,s
Sir Jas Clark . Physician 10 QHeeo vicioris.sr
and one Of the most learned aid skilifuf men Of
the age, in his s'Treatise' on Consumption. ssys:
"That Pulmonary Consumption admits Of cure,
is no longer matter Of doubt has been olsarB
demonstrated by the researches Of Lesnnsc and
other modern pathological" DR.. CaYsweII, who
investigated such matters probably as thoroughly
as any other man, says:-ss Pathological sh6tomy
has, perhaps, never afforded more conclusive sv.
dence in proof Of the durability disease, slisu
it has in that of tubercular hiss."--puimonary
-s.. s..-,--.s
The symptoms of this destroyer are tnit too wen
tknown-the short and hacking cough, scarcely &
perceptible at its Gcommencements sbut, ifSuaS
checked. the certain harbinger, the indubifable :
forerunner of all the foliowing-the hectic hush
on the cheeks-the vermilIion lips-the hot, burns
ing heat in the palms Of the hands and coles
feet, with evening fever --the periodical, COLT
Iquative sweats interchanged for cold shiyeriogs-
the hollow. pale. laDguid countsnanss7ibes sbaEps.
ening features. augmented expec ctofati09 .proTe1s
sive e:naciatiOn, swollen feet, de6iitAtmg a65a5v.
FIFTY THOUSAND human beings tlius die
every year in Great Britain, and equal propof.
ton in our own country. The very lhcuKiit = -
stcrtling-one ia every -four or five dailss.
prey to this disease. And shall ne move qis- .
etly on, aid use no means 10 prevent this state Of
things: We have remedy to offer, NvISTARses Z.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRYlone that haets
stood the test fT yesrs-one thathss enjoyed. anss
now enjoys greater popularity than any ssd elhs
other preparations Of the like nature that
been introduced. We can present athaSs st svis =
dence in proof Of our assertion. = seiES .ssis1
Crosca Point. LoEe Co.. Ind. Jane l5 9tekt 10
]. D. PARKs-Dear Sir: As have AdeeP e9ns ~
miseration for the afflicted. permit me giye you
sGxJL
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Clarington, Ohio, Jan. 2lst. 1854.
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A CURE OF IRREGULARITYIN THE Pc
s.. RIODS OF MENSTRUATION.
R- Read the statement of the cure al MasY
Moore, who was given up by her physiciauS =
being atterlv incurable. ). ss herein ceiii6edte ~
: Dr.: AS Wsrder. one Of heI eoasul.ins Rhys
aicians: p q -
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Gr.NnS SrtINING,

IL The modera y',s jo, CaerotS Pabiic BHiid-
faeS Prira'c Drri iagS. d. DC
TI7 Ft ST P II RrCErV ID
Cincinnati. also AZ tue louisville Mechanics In
y stitute.
Ne ar. praparel to fll any order eiih metal sash
sancd eas with border aHd al mpui centers for ANY
Kind nfchurc Windows wittfGN size figures rcmhems
rs rheap a. can be uai IA New Iork, Boston or Phladc
his--the of rs Of orvakage and rlnspot;tion
less.
oar references all IA good new modern finished
B,i; aa the Mississippi aud Ohip rivers trec Presby
tcrian Churches cincinnati the Episcopal AT rprt-
mouth. ohio. one church 1t Madison. Ind, chaucc
vi dow ut Frankfort kS.. also our window. with hg
ur,,s, at Nazareth, aud two Churches 10 louisville.
Bay window in q Ovcruor Helm : residence al Harrnds
burg side trlnsome lght, ia various dwellings ia Lou
isviIle. lexington nd ptnyilc.
All order. carefully executed 1t the establishment
Butlu street. Louisville, Ky.
mhi1 ON l. L. Mli'lhh N w.
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CHANGE or pR0psIET0IsS.
DRUGS, MEDIC rs, PAINTS. Oils, &t., &'
At wHO EsNLE md RrTAIL ny

At EsNLE AND WrTAIL ny
L3[ II & Y Err % i " Or.
HE undersigned have pgrhScd the entire stock Of
Drugs and Medicines Of J. NJ -. Miller N Co.. and
Intend carrying on he Drug business at the we'll known
stand Of eiler Farnssy, No. u ater street, under
tn drm of L.ich 81 Netllng
Charlie Lech ofthe firm, hopes he i favorahly known
to tao public. having been engaged IN Nr. Crawford
Bells the last ivS Peter Ncrling oi tue
same rm having cirking IN tn prc-eut store The
last three years, itiers himself with having the conf
dcnce Of its Old custoucts.
Ne intend keptin. hand large and fresh stock ol
drugs aud medicines aud hope by this means and hy
strict attention business. and by low prices, 10 mcrIi
liberal patronage both from old aud new e","iners
CHARLES LklCH
feba5 PETER NERiiNG.
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BROWN d GRANT.
NATcREz STREET FIRE, NEw ORLEANS.

- " HEM URtFANs, ApriI7, iS54.
ourohee AMI warehouse Nos. 81 and 3J Naichez ST :.
wiz, SHEAR contents, except the books ad parers con
tanned IN oar safe Entirely de~truyod b, fire ar
te #"rniag ot The 18th March. Although the safe had
OSrh or several boms in an extremely hot fre bet fore
We cond recover II. an ON being first discovered was
M rel tIea; on beingcooled ith water we removed
our books and paers 10 the amount went, thouss nd
1eliars without The slightest iamig ge ifun 10 ns
beng ny eoIyncsa by this the entire seeu ri.
~ oitsse Saies We have procured another The same
DESCRIPTION frGm the Agent viz: Iic's Fr,proof
Sie soid by hr Isaac Bridge. NJ - Magazine ,ireei
lna rLcoehend ulemfo all Who deste perfect security
for valuable papers III case of Gre.
---- ~ ~ --- - PRICE. WAIEH a CO
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+ 1 X E! FIRE.! FIREtyT
e.. MORE TRIUMPHS OF
SkCH'S = : La w NkErZ S.EES,

II = lHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE list prruT
received by the nuils. They form additional iesIinonv
OF the superiority of RICH's SAIAMANnFt over an tlr
s FIRE IN ChAkLkSi On, sc
.,,L :, ,,.-.l CEARiEsToN, April 90. 1854
Dear sir; Finding II possible TO oprsufe du
ring The late ire which destroyed store in Havne
several papers t0 testiL Weare clad TO peknovieFoe
hat i fdlil sustained the high reputop of,ou,
ne Preservation ct these Paper more thsn we ex
peeted. when We witnessed The intense heal Was sub
jected TO- Your. Ne Wv
CDUETNEY, TENANT & &C
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- PARTNERS 4TP.

TAS. G. JONES aud JAS. L. BLYTHE, Attornies at
- Law Evansville indiana. nave associated themselves
partners in the pFIcce OF the law, and will continue
10 practice in hs aud The adjoining cOusties, and IN tho
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention pa a-culary TO land law. short time the!
will be prepared TO give ia few minutes an abstract
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville or Its enlarge
Gcnts oTn flamasco togcthe with their prOiessioHa
~ in a. g., tle tiIe. flassred Iiy25-dawtf
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JENvELRY S'rOl.i: or

= - . - - - : ;
skcOhD sTREkr- TWO Do0Rs HsLow Main, ~ AZ ARos
Nsw HrILBiNG, tVANsvifIE. IA.
At this st4rti keep constLtuy hanG a large ami
- general l-9rin-n II "A ache gircks y srs
"a ~ Siut an4 ot t.c tc tIaIity SIS stock
viii e continually surr,d by 'rvsh Additions Wtth
tue latest snp most tetdt al pttTls. ct hay AeBsiVr
nsn ss connections enaie by and self Al
price,.
Rera-s ofaay kind executed competent manner and At
10 ciiargtE.
All goods sold aud All pairs done my warranted
Those IN sut Ut IA! hia. n ine Yect ally iavi
TED TO examine ny stoeS and prices. Iei-u
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z. II. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
sOStsr's BatidtHg, Up Stairs.
7 +. CRISP. having removed his Ohce to FOSTERS
j builiing will be hand at all times, to take
knowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, de-. and attend
all business required of him Justice OF the Peace
frb9-tf
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whrsy qo' Fon street. re,S " Elm Ii "a aud Plum "
kI iAsYIi.s.E ND MN HARMONY TRi-
EEkll Al. ilNk

q - - "a ~ aud a,r Sauiriay iu.y ls.. tie
sN 'f. .s.A i,rsisued ali ran fd-NEFKLT List Of
>taxy Coaca.s aipvr.
,esvs ksa -sle Monday's, W.dne-aaJ's aud friiay's
AT etvcA 4 NJ; r-araing leaves New Harmony Tues
day Inrrfd 20 aai ,atG tsy's - o'clock 4 VI.
thc htr wi all TONES he sucked Nith gnsr horses ana
male h EalaEtt .aa sirrst.h. AZ oriets
tr"sstortitioh ol package romuy and carefully
tcrd,d tp.
tSr pace other business arpIy e the oil L'v
~ aht al" stable on street the Nrktt tuase
Per"usb asng iLe Orl II e ilo,is Nl'
secure pru"i I.tcHtion. u q T.. a. Ia GARMD-
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coUhTNkY. TENNANT 8. &C.
FIFE IL pANSVNIE. NY

DANsyIILE, 4 pril 10, 1854.
Messrs STK Arms d MARVIN Gsttlenen: Yonr safe
went through the IRE. II contained al our hooks and
papers when came out In ood order The safe. from
appearance rstsi have been red hot We trusted our
all IN IT. Very respectfully. !ours,
Ht. BROWN d GRANT
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS
TERRE HATTIE AND EVANSVILLE u. &. vi all.
l ~ ANN .tNlsiit.e- IN k EIr,.-

- ri a. XII boat 9 this Line will
.-sleave Terre siaate Evansville ever
Monday. e5ne day aad FRIDAY az o eock
p NJ. These Boats sel urRihei
Connecting at Terrs Haue ~ta Raro4d aad Nortaern Pack
s ant Evansville IN the different LEes OF
On the Ohio river. .e22- a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-03
NEW ARRANGEMENT. sai
Two Daily Tsatils Making Sirect Connection
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TuHEB Daily TRANS 10 ?iTISbi RGu,
aud i've O'Clock p. -
...It. FARE RBpUCEDl
Cincinnati Philsctll aA
baltimore
Cinc New orE. via fhA ieI Ilia..-...........i
'ihelanat g. fttshurgh..
tncrat 20 Ptssargh trput %
linz t,aonnAt - p saar- hours
ne else nustI isasi Ps ..sz hours
ktle ClHCiu1Au q kaitIm9fe. ~. ao
Passerg-rs ~ elses a. a TJn. Lighthng EEpress.
1itl, Miami RAroaa. 50trnfes Cresne .or
Pitsl aFst So Geek NJ and make direct
more. c.nnscns a. Phaw h Train New Jersey Rail-
rOa 20 N-S work.
Pass N Is ly no clock A. ~ Express Train LitIe Mi
ami X T.. sleep Pitsburth lad - Morning Train
CPaina The seaVtul rl,r daylight for Phil
adeIp ad BAtimore Meeting PIads with
clock y Nal ira va Ksnsmstoa and New Jersey Rail-
ro4d - New York.
Passenger ty clock Evenipg Express Little Miami Raj
make direct to Pittsburgh with Past Express
Isin for PA adel pha and baltimore e1uReetlr Phila
del ha wf 1rai New jersey &liltoad to New York.
Ihe Lfttle Nj ami is the ia .
FOA Itin0GGH t!CHEE-.
ADd for all nf ra-"n. e apply at TIE oil estlhl shed
Railro Nd Once in yellow bull
Brosdwas Front directly opposite Spen
ouse RaF,a Hotel aud Neil Boat tan Tia the
Eastern Q.t,e Miami Depot Fast Front street
" ". ". CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
p. W. SCEADE9. Tick I and General Agent.
THs OMNIBUS LINE
win call for in of the city bv leavir di
eeton tn above clce souheast of broadway and
Front. direesly ON river bank. .- ta
el2S j. III. HOWELL, Conductor.