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Lucy Vt1u A0Op 1AVos0 WAeHAS~s ="
Experence of more than sixteen years has established
tho fact that Merchants Celebrated Gargng OH or Unt
Family Embrocation, will cure must cases. and re-
ieve all such as
Spaylns, Sweeney Ringbone. Windgalls. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Calls Of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises, Fis-
tula. Sitfast, Sand Cracks. Strains. Lalneaess.
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Grease Mango.
Rbeumatism, Bites of Animals. External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites.
Boils. Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scaids.
Chillblains. Chapped Hands, Cramps. Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swelhngs, weakness
of the Joints, Caked Breasts. DC. &c. 6c.
The unparalleled success of this OIL in the cure OF dis
in Horses and Cattle, and even 10 human nosn
It can hardly be credited except b those WIG nave Dsen
IN the habit of keeping in their stables and houses wnat
vast amount pain suffering and time, are saved Dy
the timely application Of this on. csrapcn
W. MERCHANT, Lockport, n X, rs o'own "a tne sioe
Of the bottle and in his handwriting over the CORK
All orders addressed the proprietor wi DO prompuy
responded To. h., v,ona.,, ~.
accomplished by the of this medicine. v,..,
Sold by respectable dealers generally, ID the oaied
States and Canada Also by
. J. M. Kirkbrids, Woodsfield. Armstrong
Mooney g. Co., Beallsville. w. Steel, Stafford
NJ Pollock x Co., Sunfish. H. C. Kotzebue
Malaga. Pancosst & Headley. JamestowD. NJ
P. Miles s. Son. Somerton. A. s. Marsilliot
New Castle. A. w. Tuxbury. New Boston
And at wholesale by ]. Park, Cincinnati
n. 4 E. GAYLORD. & A. ]. Wenham. Cleveland
and by Hardy & Jones, Pittsburgh,
July II, 1854.
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Il apps ars saws the PITTSBURGH Post. ,ha,
~. :. 4.,,n.s,..,, K..
:, : . :" -, A'a'
Nepsssks aLu I'VE" Mexico. we learn
from the New York Herald OF the 9th
ult.. that, in a bill .proyidinr for suryey,
.szc j, ,b. follow;n, .sc,;on :. fo,nd TIE
hu,' I'll L.. - r...-...
'A' ".s p.ssou Do." ..o.ses =. congress
anu soeen slenea oy the resident. II Is
saoW. Z 49, Eaefe lsstnessection:
SECTION g. And be II further enacted
That to every white maie citizen Of the
United States or every white male above
The age OF twenty ono years, who has de-
clared hls intention to become citizen,
and Who was residing in said territory
prior to the first day Of January, eighteen
hundred and dttysthree, and who may be
stiit reading there, there shall be, and
nelspy ~ ons.1. one qusf'sl seSeon. or
80 :. ssra ss ..r;,s ~ osis c;,;.sr nf ,hs I1n;,aa
Sfst.s. Or everv white male above N = ! ~
81 twenty.one years, who has declared
bis intention 70 become citizen, and who
shsll have removed or shall remove to
nv sss'le ~ sslu leIt''ory' oe1ween me
sn,i 81 f;f,y.,S.ss and ,ha f;ss, dsv af Ianv -
sry. eighteen hundred and iifty.eieht there
shsll in Ike manner be donated one
4ees!er secuon, @ one nunored ana sixty
.sd s .nl,;vs,;on ~ fnr 10, lee isss e". ,bsn la"r
ysars: Provided. however. That each Of
said donations shall include the actual set
tIement and improvement Of the denee,
:.ll sno sn:,. oe selected ~ legal suodlvls-
. ~ ai" ,.mJ 49, . ~ o". a.sr .ns 'usssy
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ID AN AWAY from me. a bound boy named
IL WIN. BARNETT. All persons are hereby
notified not to harbor said boy, as am entitled
said VIM. BARNErr, shall receive one cent for
his trouble, and no thanks. And am determined
not to be accountable for any debts of his making,
while absent.
yd1y 20. 1854. THOMAS SMITH
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II attachment was on the 2Sth day Of July, 1854
issued by Joel +. Randolph. Justice Of the Peace
of Centre township. Monroe county. Ohio. against
the goods. chatteis, rights. credits and effects Of
Robert Goudy, nonresident Of said county, fol
the sum of five dollars.
Aug. 2, 1854. JACOB FISHER.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance, writ of
II attachment was. on the 4th day of August.
1854, issued by John K. Lynch, lstice OF the
Peace in ana for the township of Center, aud
county OF Monroe; against the goods. chattels,
rights, credits, moneys and effects Of w. w.
Livingston. nonresident of SAID county. for the
sum of thirty.two dollars.
Aug. l6, 1854. PETER DlEHL.
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JAMES WIsE,s EsTATE-The under,iened
y was, on the 18th day Of July. 1854, BY the
Probate Court OF Monroe county. Ohio. appointed
administrator. with the will annexed, Of James
Wise. late of Monroe county. Ohio. deceased.
July l6. 1854. JACOB WISE.
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ToHN HAMILToN'S ESTATE.-The sub
y scribers have, been qualified by the Probate
Court Of Monroe county, Ohio. as Executors of
John Hamilton. decd, and received letters as
such Executors. Those having claims, should
present them Immediately, properly authentica-
ted. JACOB H. HAMILTON.
HUGH HAMILTON.
August l6, 1854. Ex'rs,
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n TTACHMENT.-On the 22d day of June,
"A 1854. at my instance attachment was is.
sued by DAVID G. Coe. a Justice of the Peace Of
Sunsbury township. Monroe County, Ohio. fol
the sum Of $76.44 against the goods. chattles,
rights. credits. money and effects OF James Slack
an absconding debtor.
July 10, 1854. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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August l6, 1854.

ONLAWRENCE'sE ESTATE The
y undersigned has been appointed by the Probate
court of Monroe county, Ohio. Administrative of
Johnston Lawrence, deceased, and received let.
ters of Administration Those having claims
should present them Immediately, properly au
thenticated.
CATHARINE LAWRENCE,
Aug, l6, 1854. ADMIR-.
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Premiums and Regulations,

bers OF the Society. by paying one dollar annually
to the Treasurer, which must be done before their
articles are entered on the books oil the Society.
All stock entered for competition must be &C.
companied with description of age, breed, and
where grown.
All articles offered for premiums must be own-
ed by the persons offering them, or by members
of their families-children over 81 years of age
are not entitled to compete without becoming
No person will be allowed to serve on any
committee before which he has an article or arti.
cles for exhibition.
When there is no competition, no premiums
will be awarded unless the article presented be
deemed deserving and meritorious.
Premiums may be awarded on any articles not
enumerated in the Premium List
No animal can obtain a premium unless il is
owned in Monroe County; and no article can re-.
ceive any unless it Is the growth or manufacture
of the county, win the exceptions specified in
the list.
The various awarding committees are request
ed to be present in due time. and to report them.
selves on their arrival to the Secretary,
Judges on animals will have regard to the sym.
metry, early maturity and size; and will make
proper allowances for age, feeding and the gen.
eIal character and condition of the animals. They
are especially requested not to give encourage
ment to over-fed animals, the object being to have
superior animals FOR breeding. Judges are re-
quested to examine the progeny. when possible,
OF all animals exhibited as breeders, and make
due allowances for excellencies and imperfections
in these. in giving their awards to the sire or DAM
No person. except an officer or member of the
Board, will be allowed to interfere with the
judges during their examination.
Further orders as to the exhibition will be pub.
lished in due time
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Announcements.

GG- Candidates will please remember that our
charge is one dollar, each, for publishing an.
nouncements. Their names will be arranged in
alphabetical order under appropriate headings.
CONGRESS.
Do-We are authorized to announce the name nt
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
as a candidate for Representative in Congress,
subject TO the decision of the Democratic Con.
ventton.
From the Belmont Chronicle.
Mr.. CowEN;-Please announce the name OF
DAVID L. JENNINGS ESQ,
of Belmont county, as candidate to represent
this Congressional District; subject to the decision
of the Whig convention. BELMONT.
A3-We are authorized to announce the name OF
OLIVER KEYSER,
OF Noble county, candidate for Representa-
tive in Congress- for the District composed of the
counties of Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe and No
BILE subject to the decision OF the Democratic Dis.
trict Convention.
NJ- We are authorized to announce the name OF
JOHN SINCLAIR,
as a candidate for Representative. in Congress.
Do- We are authorized to announce the name Of
THOMAS A. WAY,
a. n candidate Representative in--Cougsess,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic Con-
vention.
DG- We are authorized to announce the name o
DANIEL II. WIRE,
as candidate for Representative in Congress, sub.
ject to the decision of the Democratic convention
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A statement to be furnished in writing, con.
tanning. lst, the age and breed of tho cow. and
time of caving, Cd. the quantity of milk in weight
and the butter made therefrom, during period ol
ten days, (the butter made on the trial to be ex.
hibited with the COW at the fair.)
Sd. The quantity and kind of feed given the
COW, during aud preceding the experiment
The statements to be verified by the competitor,
and another person conversant with the facts
certifying thereto, over their signatures.
Awarding committee-Alexander Lantz, Johr
Okev John Reed
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WELL DoNE.-The Hon. w. w. Pepper

WELL DoNE.-The Hon. w. w. Pepper
one Of the Cifcuit Judges Of Tennessee
presented to Gov. Johnson, in January
last, an iron fire shovel manufactured with
his own hands, he being q blacksmith; and
a few days since. Gov. Johnson presented
to Judge Pepper ga black cloth sack coat
which was drafted, cut, sewed and pressed
with his own hands," and the Judge de.
clares that he ..never had SO good ft in
his lie. =
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The Expiring Hours Of Congress.


The local reporter of the Washington
Sentinel, who seems TO have been about,
gives the following graphic sketch:
HALL OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Friday Morning, Aug. 4.
Between three and four o'clock, thirteen
persons in the galleries, viewing the scene
Of representative dignity below. The
chairman OF the committee doing in his
chair. but not sufficiently somnolent to
render him altogether unconscious of the
nature of the proceedings. One of the
clerks far gone IN tho land of drvaIr1s, uud
an official reporter asleep at his post. Six
fatigued gentlemen leaning back in their
chairs, several OF them with handkerchiefs
spread loosely over their faces. while per-
haps, s.visions OF happiness danced o'er
their minds" Three Representatives. with
eyes firmly closed, resting their heads and
arms on their desks. An aged gentleman,
with his head lied up, snoring in corner.
Not few legs cooked up on the desks by
way Of rest. Honorables occasionally
going out for refreshments and ice
water. One member only writing, anoth-
er reading, and couples. here and there,
chatting. Yawning. and rubbing eyes to
keep them open. were frequent occur
reDces.
The Senate's amendments 70 the Navy
appropriation bill under consideration
Debators, talked loudly, forming striking
contrast to their not generally listening
peers. As to the Hobbies, in one place q
member asleep in reporters desk. while
near him is another snoring away his fa-
tigue. The aofas serving the purposes oi
beds; and chairs, too, not considered con-
temptible substitutes for recumbents. The
folders table in the rear Of the Speaker
chair not considered uncomfortable by the
PROSTATE occupant, with chair back un.
der his head for pillow. A few gentle.
men smoking cigars.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

PROBATE JUDGE.
MR. MoRRIs-Please announce the name oil
JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
for the suffrages of the electors of Monroe Coun.
ty for the Office Of Probate Judge, subject to the
Democratic convention, to be held on the 26,h Of
August. next,
eJ- We are authorized to announce that
JOHN w. OKEY.
(the present incumbent will be u candidate be-
fore the Democratic Convention, for Probate
Judge for the vacancy and full term.
]. R. NORRIS Sir: Please announce thai
WILLIAM d. PATTON
is an independent candidate for the office of Pro
bate Judge at the October election, free and clear
Of conve ention, but independent to the people.
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best n0G OF any age
Best barrow over year old g
Awarding committee George Cline, Jeha H
Bridgeman, VIM. IL. nement
SHEEP.
B.s. French m %SSs, Sheep 90 B.., buck bass "''1' =
I'd best i Best eve 8
| Best eve 81 I'd bess r.
I'd best Best buck lamb
Cd best I Best ewelanb
b Bet be-, swe lamb % best
Awarding committee-JacobN N Mitchell, ,Chss.
McGonage, Charless Algeo.
FLOWING MATCH.
To the team of horses that win plow u of
anacre. in the best and most wofkman-like
I'd best performance
Sd best
To the team of oxen that will pIow II Of -
acre. in the best and most wsrknan-liks
manner
I'd best performance
Sd best 8
Best plo wing and subsoilfng
Awarding commttee-Wm. Young. RieAas&
Rice, Thomas Griffith.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Best pIow -
Best sub-soil plow
Best improved cnltivator
Best corn plow -
Best harrow "a
Best corn cultivator ia
Beststraw cutter -
Best grain cradle
and use OF the best farm implements in The eoan<
try, hence the above naRed Implements aeed 80
be manufactured in the county, but thsy nNst ~
| owned in the county. -
Awarding committee. D. Mcwrlshs, Jsla~
ston Lesley. Thomas Grifhih.
l A 4
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List Of p re m u m s /.
ON FIELD CROPS

ON FIELD CROPS.
Best crop of wheat not less than 8 acres 81
I'd best do g
Best crop of corn not less than acres 4
I'd best 9
Best crop of oats not less than acres 8
I'd best do 50
Best crop of potatoes not less than II acre 8
I'd best do SO
Best acre Of timothy hay, to be weighed in
October or November 8
Cd best 50
Best "a acre of tobacco, as to texture and
quality, to be weighed after handed
I'd best do 9
Best acre of clover seed
I'd best do 9
Best acre of timothy seed a..
I'd best do 2
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Awarding committee-Jeptha Duvall, Henry
Ford, Joel Yost.
Applicants for premiums on Crops, must have
their ground and produce accurately measured by
one or more disinterested persons, whose state.
ments must be verified by affidavit. and must fur.
nish explicit written statements of Let, the kind
Of soil; I'd, the kind and quantity Of manure, and
manner of application; Sd, the manner and time
of preparing the ground. aud planting or sowing;
4th, the quantity Of seed usedi 9th. mode of cul-
ture and time of harvesting; 9th, the amount oi
time Of both man aud beast employed in applying
manure. preparing the ground. planting or sow.
ing-cultivating and gathering the crop; 7th. and
nett amount of the crop, the whole of which must
be measured or weighed by the usual standards;
9Th, if practicable they must produce sample oi
the crop to the committee, and have it exhibited
at the Fair.
The premiums will be awarded with reference
to oproftableness, as well as amount of crop-hence
quality ss well as quantity will be considered
The object which the Society wish constantly
to keep in view in awarding premiums on crops
is not merely that it may be known that large
crops are raised in the county; but that the meth
cd at cultivating such crops may be made public
that the farmers of the county generally may avsi
themselves of any knowledge that may be usefu
to them.
Competitors for premiums on Corn, and Glover
and Timothy seeds may report to the commitie.
at any time previous to the irst Monday in De
| cember. and on Tobacco previous TO the frs
Wadn edav in -
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Blank Deeds for sale at thu
J. *
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feb2J-iy


In the modcrqt SytcS for ChHrGacs Public Build
iRgS PTirGte Di-fitiRgS. &c &c
TIE FI2ST PEIZ9 RECEIVED!
Cincinnau also a. the Louisville Mechanics In
n sttute. ''''
ained class with borders and iii mond eenters for any
kind church windows withfui size figures orembens
a. cheap as nad in New York, Boston or Phiiade
phia-the amount of risk of breakage and transportation
less.
our references all tn" good modern finished
Boats on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers. three Pre5Oy
t.ran Churches Cincinnati the EPiscoIal at Ports
mouth ohio, one Church at Madison, Ind, chancel
window at Frankfort. Nv. also window. with Bg
ures at Nazareth and two Churches 10 Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side transome lights in various dwellings In Lou
isville. Lexington md Danviiie.
All orders carefully executed Ut the establishment on
Bullitt street, Louisville, Ky. -
mil, Dun l. y. Miihhh " w.
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MEUTE INEN, OfIsN, WNst UC'f
sN RETAIL
LIZ . II & v r. r L N q.
INHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
Dru-S anI s,iIcines OF J. NJ. ID. Miller ~ Co. and
intend carrying The Drog business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsey No. IA Water street, under
the firm of Lrier a. Welding.
Chare Leeh of the grm hope. he Is favorably known
To the public. having been engaged In ar. Crawford
Bells store the last five years. Peter Nerng, the
same rm having elerking in the present store the
last years. fattsrs himself with having the conf
deuce OF It's old customers.
We intend Keeping OF hand large and fresh stock ci
drugs and medicines aud hope by this and by
strict attention business. and by low prices 10 merit
liberal patronage both from old aad new customers
..-..-. .-.... CHARLES LEIGH.
feblj-iy PETER NERLING.
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hAN PARrNaRsaIP
i. =. CH M

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
EOster'S Building, Up Stairs.
F. CRISP. having removed his ONCE 10 Fosters
j buiIling, will be on hand at all times, to take ac
knowIcdgsnents Of Deeds, Mortgages &c, aud attend
to all business required Of him as Justice OF the Peace
4
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FIRE! FIRE!! FIPEyrg
..-- I... MORE TRIUMPHS OF Er.
RICH,S La w 4 MN SarES,

= 1nE FOLLOWING CERTIFIcATEs HAVE list prrxe
received by the mails. They add tor,a test;
OF the superiority OF .H SALAsANpEs over all others
FIRE IN CHARLESTON
A., =, - CHsRLEsTos, April 90 1854
Mr. Ia NJ HATCH Agent for Rich's Sal. ms nder Safes.
Dear Sir Finding II impossible to remove on ssfe du
ring he lse nre. which destroyed store in Hayne
street, and having taken books We nn jpto "a
several papers TO test it. We glad to ackpowedye
that fully sustained the high reputation of yopr
ne preservation OF these papers more than we ex
pee'ed when We Witnessed The intense heat il was sub.
jected 10. Yours, &C..
COURTNEY
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Brown Il GRANT.
NATcHEz STREET FIRE. NEW ORLEANS.

o.-.r., INV ohLfass, April Z, 1854.
Uuionce and warehouse. Nos 81 aud 33 Natchez st. =.
WIN their contents, except the books and papers ron
sined IN our Safe were entirely destroy ed by fire. on
the morin4 OF the 10th March. Although the Safe had
oeen or several hours Ia extremely hot 6re before
we could recover H. ana on being first vered
In red hsa'; on being cooled With water, we removed
dollars, without the slightest damage sr njnry to
Being fully convinced by this The entire secnt
oi bose Sales We have procured another of the same
DESCRIPTION rom the same Agent viz Rieh's Fireproof
SAFES sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No. ~ Magazine street.
and them to all no desire perfect securty
for valuable papers In case OF Gre.
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EVANSVILLE. La. MONDAY, OCTOBER 80 1854
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE And KyANsXllLE U. .. MAIL
AND kXfAkS~ PACkE1 80
TRAN E5kL 4 "A boat Of this Line viii
leave Terre haute ami Evansville every
s422xx Monday. W ednesday and Friday. at O'Clock
p M These Boats large ccnmodous and well furnished
Connecting Tere Hauts with Railroad aud Northern Pack
Evansville with tie different Lines Of Steam boats
on he Ohio e12-tf
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EVANSVILLE AND NEN HlRNONY TRI-
M EhAIY II Al IiNE

" EhkIS mai. LANE
H,trSt1ss> on and after SATURDAY July let, tts
J-A--A-.s-sk ters,gaed siil ra-MEsELr LIsE of
stage Coaches - atVse. .
Leaving EvalsVs. Monday's Wsdnssdsy's and Frday'a
.ts clock NJ; returaipg leaves New Harmony
day. Iharsd1y's aad Sau aay > at O'Clock A. ".
TIE line vii at all tmes ts stocked 18th rood horses
e"mioft3e Cosebes as aad careful drvers an the fs
made with regularity aud eisateh All oriors goods
ransPottatcn Of packass &C. promptly and carefully AZ
tended TO. -
For passage other business apply ofhee
and sale stable Locust the Market House
Persons asins their orders the Hotels vl
secure prompt -stehtios. NJ AZ. IL. De GAkA0.
sSJ-M
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NUMBER 'l58
CLOTHING &C..
~ FUwSisHiNG GOODS, HATS, RI
Ar $50 GAPS. &c. Ac mc -

'I>hE undersigned aas just opened Clothing and
Il ruruishinv Establishment, opposite the bunk %
door beos Alley. he has large stock of Ready
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c., which he offers for
sale at the ver. lowest prices. knowing the mands
prepared 10 crafty thern His goods have been pur-
chased At TIE lowest rates and will be sold very
io"esi rce. Iho.S~ aiting Clothing of descrips
uon, or GenIenens Furnishing Goods generally ouid
nnd III 10 ther ssantaEe TO call at be-
lore purchasing else Lere In this stock will be foune
OVere0g, Closks pres. Frock and Sack Coats Shirts
Hats aad Caps dc. de- which are now open for nspec.
uoh- lhosc warning bargains had better call at this
mouse as good articles will be sold oHrAP. oiD JAP
nave also large ass 0rtment of WATCHES AND
JEMELhf. all Of which will be warranted to which
call the attention OF The public. .-.f - sEf.f
sePIy L. KAHN.
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WM. REILLY,

WM. REILLY,
"HoLEs Me .AND RETAis. GROCsR AND
gped uld especially his friends and the pltle
." EAansv vicinity that having hased the Interest
Senior partner late OF j. W. Reilly he in
car Grocery and Produce business at the old
stand lie embraces this opportunity OF returning thanks Tor
intends effort merit
snee az m same WILLIAM REILLY.
Law PARTNERSHIP
YAS. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornies al
u Law Evansville. Indiana. nayeassociated themselves
partners Practice the law, and will continue
TO practice in this the adjoining countes and in tho
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention particularly land law. Ia short time they
will be pre- pared to give a few minutes abstract
he title almost any lot in Evansville or Its enlarge
nents orin Lanasco togethe with their professiosa
n ~ - l., IA. titIe. ifdesired [jy25-dawtf! +!