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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-19
NEW ARRANGEMENT. 's
Two Daily Trains. Making nirect Connection
By THE lH-s at ~
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.


COLUMBUS, To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA, BAL
.4E- TlM0RE AM NEW YORK
Atsix clock A. NJ. and fve o'clock p. and
q THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTSBURGH!
At six O'Clock Nj and seven and a-haf clock A. NJ.
FARE REDUCED
Cincinnati to Philsdelp phia
Cincinnati New York via Philadelphia.
Clnclnnatl % P1tsburgh...
Cincinnati Pittsburgh (front earl
Time Cincinnati Pittsburgh hours
Time Cincinnati to Philadelphia .30L hours
Passengers by cocx A. NJ Train Lightning Express
Little Miami Railroad 80 Cresne
arrive Pittsburgh clock p and make direct
neetion Pittsburgh wit train PHILADELPHIA and Bait
more connecting philadelphia with Train New jersey Rail-
road to New York -.f I'm.
Passengers ny 73O ocock A. NJ Express Train Little MI
ami K r. sleep Ptsburah and by Morning Train
ssing the beautiful mountain scenery daylght Phil
adephia and Baltimore connecting with
clock NJ Mail Train Via kensington and New Jersey Rail-
road to New York. - -.. '-.e.
clock Evening Express Little Miami Rail
direct connection Pittsburgh
Train for Philadelphia aud Baltimore connecting Pha
delphia with Trai New Jersey Railroad to New York.
Little Miami is he al Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And for all information please apply the old established
General Railroad Oce three yellow building
Front opposite Spen-
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat the
Eastern (Ltte Miamil Depot East Front street
WM. III. CLEMENTS, Superintendent.
P. W. SrRADER, Tickct and General Agent.
THr OMNIBUS LINE .-- rs'
win call for passengers in part the city bv leaving
rectons the above office southeast and
Front directly river bank.
sy2s j. II. HOWELL. Conductor
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FL T. : FIRE!! FIRE!yg
MORE TRIUMPHS OF, -
kICHsS SSALAMAN N a Il IL SAFESs

IL ' The FOLLOWING CERuFIcATEs HAVE list mrs
received oy the mails They form additional testimony
of the superiority of RIoH's SALAMANDEt over an
FIRE in CHARLEs1 ON, SC
CHARLES April 90, 1854.
Mr.. l.. NJ. HATCH. Agent for Richs nder
Dear SIR: Finding impossible TO remove ur safe du
rng he laie nre which destroyed our store In Hayne
several papers to test It, We glad to acshowiedre
nat u fuy sustained the high reputation of your Saes
ne preservation OF these paper more than we
Peete when We Witnessed the intense heat il was sub.
Jectedt 10. Yours, De, fFI.-- -
.-.-vi b.. COURTNEY TENNANTACc
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FROM CINCINNATI TO IA
NEW YORK in - Hours;
BOSTON in SAX Hours
.' BUFFALO in l6l Hours; lt ..
DUNKfRk in Is Hours:
CLENELA\ u in AZ Hours;
BY 1HE
n,,osppot; rnlup,bu, aud Clo-o1o,1 Dn,to

DUNkfRk in Is Hours:
cLkVELHH bY , Ink II X Hours ss.
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route,
Lrrr.E mrAMs sIs r,,Lwo,D. a.
yENHE ONLT ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
s.s, S:s .a
Buhaio Niagara Falls York Boston Montreal ssr,
fa.ssns by ,h' route breakfast at Cincinnati. anddns
NEW ARRANGEMENT
. Fr.. Train R.rc.d Lightning E.srsss a. 3 oelo,l
line PSiIsd lpss Ba%Srs .nd New %cGf At
Cleveland to Dunkrk New Yo,k aud noston Buffalo to
second Tr.n"Lake sseam5e.i Express 7,s clock A
magnificent Pressure steam
SREsCsST ksM OF CITY TTS Cant nsPrissi Pa
Pare As CHEAP AS ANY 0fiiER ROUTE.
hours aSs nshSs al ua. @ hs train
York Baston &c rom Lewis.o to Montreal Quebec Sc
This tsn also makes connection at crestlne to Pittsburgh
B9s;n Niasari F1ls xs SS
Pittsburgh Baltim pha and New York Cleve
Fails, Albany % New York Boston &c. &c. ' ''N'
Snis Of n s s
THE LITTLE MIAMI At Is siTGsSx4 TT S4T EAsTEES DEPOT
81 Be sure and procure yOS, Tickets via Columbus.
fao chscsetas Dunkrk to New York aud rechecksd
Il.
The Dep this and Lake Shore Railroad csvs-
' '- FOR THROUGH TICKETS, .-,rr:
And for all information. please the old established
General Railroad Ofhce in three story. yellow building
s a .s s
Ing at the Eastern. Little Miami Depo. Front
p w. srRAprR Ticket and General Agent. sup"
THE OMNIBUS LINE! Guli -'f
VIII cal. for psenger in any par. OF the city ~ leaving
s s east corner Of Broadway
.y1 49,. j. H. HOW ELL. Condu.so,
.,rs,pc,!J DIR 4 G; BURCH, Dentist,
inform those who desire such in there
are no failures when shsy are paid for. nysl-n
WAR WITH RUSSIA.
vEkYbnSnhs ElssRTN RTNHEEEiEMHHs :..ss sS
,1d prepared sell 1s ss..
II. as low Prices as can ss nSnsns
RENCH COLOGNB Double Extracts Heir oil erS'h
Il and Combs for sale A. q A. q. foShhhs.
TEAs.7,s chs..: css,s: .Tr.T1IaI; I'M. 1nD.r,,,
W sS.:s. sS.ss Choice csunpovd.r; a.-N
IL Csddiss Extra Fins Gunpowder;
Boxes sa DO ronn. SE n,.on;
che,. Superior Black Tea.
Just received st e5o Coohs
%o.ss ..s Belts e
- 40 hush Corn Meal: 100 lbs extra Honey:
IS loaves Refined Sugar; Is Tvs dbl Refined Sugsr
uDEFINED sUG AR.-5o bbls St. Louis Loaf CrutlDn
Powdered and Refined W hs. just per Teleg -
S: p ''f E. GILBERT CO.. sye. near w..srs.
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LOOK TO THE FEET.

LOOK TO THE FEET. oruy,s
SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS w ELL As OTHERS
HI HART having returned from the Eastern cities.
wOBd inform his eld customers and the citizens
orally that he has his Shoe Store. Main
l opposite the Branch Bank Of the Largest hnest and best
selected abc Fashionable DOOTS and
SHOES drought this city comprising Gents Boots Of
all kinds Caters all the different styles Youths and Child
fine Roots Mss Caters and shoes of all kinds and
Inian s. Shoes in abundance
He has fine of No. Red Sole Leather and rzy
ior's No. 10ak. of CincinnstI.
ALS0l doz fine Frensh Caf-skins of different brands.
fresh he Custom House in New York.
ALSO-1oroccOs Lining Bindings. Thread Guta rereha
Lacss Ensmeed Splits; and in fact oshsr kind
Material used in Bs0tt End
all which will be sold cheap the cheapest. and
warranted rood .
has aho large force of good aud e1psnced worknsn
employed manufacturing which epaAles him to
either for cheapness durability with house
weste the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3i-tf H. j. HART.
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- COURTNEY, TENANT & CO.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY

FIRE in DANSvILLE NY
, 49,, DASsvILLE, April 10, 1854
NIessrs. 'JfhRNs N MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. IL Contained ali onr boot "a
papers which came out In 900 order Tbe SAFE from
appearance. must have been not We ,r1sted % omr
all ini it. Very respectfully, yours,
-sr... BROWN & GRANT.
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H>HoIcE .mily Butter to be hadat
~ GsIl COOk'S
vNNHERMOMETERS. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
III Glasses. sale by eyO A. q. PUSHbE.
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WM. X BILLY,
N u0l EStyE AM RETAIL GROCER AND

w rRJDIJCE MERCHANT MAIN STREET The On
respectfully inform his and e Pu-
vicinity. that having hased the interest
Of the Senior partner the ate ofJ w Kelly ne In
TO carr, Grocery and Produce bus ness at the
stand OF returning thanks Tor
pat aud intends effort TO merit s9ntau
of the same. le2O-ly WILLIAM hhILLi.
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EDwARD LEWIS. r.. RoBr. s. HOWARD
LEWIS 0 HOWARD,
aNOEsW ARDiNG AND COMMISSION MEX

Canal Personal aud prompt attention to all
Consig gaments either tor sale or shipment. .
Evausville June 10, lSJi.-ly
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FALL GOODS.
RURNETT k LNVILLE.
N1O. IL WARREN STREET. NEW YORK ARE NOW
receiving nd have constantly hand. large and de-
Whit Goods Linens Laces Emhroide
re Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected with
prices to which the attention Of the trade
n nSeed - -0ADSn
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3HAvE is day associated with the Forwarding and
Commission business Robert 5. Howard. The business
will be herer conducted under the style and firm of
Lewis 81 Howard. elj-n EDWARD LEN Is.
HSINGIES75OO ar. rate Pcplsr Shingles in store and
y for sale heap close conssn nnsns by
PRESTON khOS.
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HAVING withdraw from the frm take this occasion
for literally bestowed TO
it, request a tinuance late partner
who will business with undmnshed vissr and
will always make himself worthy Of the sonhdenss
of the peopl'. ey22 CHARLES W. MACH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

one in spirit and in feeling. The decision of
'he question Will, under the operation Of this
nyw prlncip's Lc made by the people, tri-
bnnal from which, uudcr our form Of gov
errinent, there is no appeal and all pai ties
viii therefore Lc constrained ~ acguicsco
pcacesbly IN it.
To me i is painful to witness the passage
or defeat u measure, by arurely sectional
or geographical vote; such divisions are cal
culated, think, to endanger tine perp. tuty
Of the unisu. ! much prefer to see mem
Gcrs diyi18 upon some principle, as they did
upon thc NebrsIka-nausas bill. From all
the evidences around and about me, | did
not then believe nor do | now believe that
we could have effected the passage Of this
bin, exceptin the form and shape in which
it become the law Of the land regard II AS
Of far more benefit to Iowa aud the west gen
orally than any other Congressional mes sure
which has passed that body since our organ
izitiOn as a Territory. 1t will do for us
what the removal Of tho Iniians and the oc-
cupancy of Iowa uy the whites did for Hi
nois 1t viii greatly diminish the time with.
IN which our railroads must reach the Mis-
sOuIi River. II viii cause the building up Of
large towns on both sides of that river; and
the heavy disbursements Of money by the
federal government for Territorial buildings,
roads, and other expenses, Indian aunuities,
etc, amounting to more than one hundred
Thousand dollars, annually, will impart i'm
nlense value to real estate, and life ah1 yigor
10 every branch oG business along our west
eTn border.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
4. c. DoDGE.
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Many = fool has passed TO-. .,os,, ,,
nec"use Wv ". Anown how to hold his
t"ns:ss '
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Millinery AID Dress Makiugi

Attended TO with despatch.
All wishing anyih!ugin this line ,w u do WELT
give them call. NOysnbcf &c
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Corner oi Main aud =, lumbus SITS
MRS. GREGG would inform the ladies' oi OF
vi tawa aud vicinity that she has Iust returned
from Chicago, w.thn wei! selected stock ol fall
and winter goods, coHslsiIugoi bunnets, ribbous
flowers, chenille cord, velvet ribbons. feathers,
hesd dresses, sc
All branches OF mil nery done To orlefas u3n.
al. Wofn committed To her care VIII be done
promptly.
Thanalul 10. past patronage, she solcisa con-
inuauce oi the saise. Ladies call and see ior
yourselves. september 80.
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Nh. RICHARDSON OF Observation-Disclosures
although he put the Nebraska bill through
the house, is, in many respects generous
and gallant fellow We remember having
heard an anacdotc of him recurring to the
time when he was prosecuting attorney in
one of the counties in Illinois. A wealthy
rascal had been indicted for some ottense,
and before the case came to trial the offender
came into Mr.. Richardson's office, and lay
ing on the table n $50 bill said, al reckon,
squire, that little Indictment had better 10
mol pross'a," ~ got up" says Richardson,
"and thrust the $50 bill back to him with
one hand, and took him by the collar with
the other and put him down the stairs full
as quick as he came up. was glad | did it
so quick =" he added, humorously. for | was
short about that time, and the $50 bill toos.
ed mighty good Whig Erchan1c.
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CONVERTING THE FREScH.-It is said that =
Scotch clergymon once undertook to con-
vert some French prisoners, confined in tho
castle. Returning home one day, the mis-
sonary met DR.. Henry, when the following
dialogue took place:
"What have you been doing in the castle,
Mr.. john"
"l've been about my Masters work, Doc.
tor-convcrtin the poor, deluded bodies, tho
French prisoners"
Almost orthodox employment. ofcoursS
you understand the language"
INA, ne'cr a word o. French can speak"
Astonishing: how did you succcedI"
"ro tell the truth, Doctor, it was no easy
matter; for the first time tried to DO seri.
ous wi them, they jeered, and made fool
o me; but fell on better plan next day.
| ordered II great bowl o punch an we sat
aroun' it, an drank to ane anither; tn y
lcugh an leugh-an', We ken, Doctor, tho
Lord norks His ain ,cork!"
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bANt LsSH T. n c ! ht.Eb
IANES VI NRSrD n respectfully ."iOrn,- the
- citizens OF Ottawa aui lli the rest oil Hnn-
kind tha be- hIs spare d no expense or pains IN
h.uu1u new and splendid sky iigHt gallery m
Ndiungcr's block, south side ol the public square,
where he Is prepared totrkc miniatures IN the r.
trstand mos, approved 81 y'e. OF u. ant. \ good
assortment Of pain and lnncy cases on hand.
Time TOR takiuJ children uoder three years Of
age, from 10 \. NJ. tor +. VI on clear day ;
all over thJee years iHktu unuy Kind OF wra .h-
er Dark dresses alvey pref 'Tib'r.
Ladies aud gentlemen please call he Will be
glad To zee You wac IheT you want pIcturts rnol
IlTt1gpT
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M,LLiNERY AND DRESS MAh,NG.

Cash paid for all kind, oi Produce at the Cusb
mau Ware House Main Canal.
MuN lALI
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The balls most in vogue in England and
France the coming dancing season, will most
likely be cuunon-balls.
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D.GVUnV,r.S G,Ir,pn,,

In the mos 81, fashionable sty,cs and NJ the lowest
possible prizes Straw tonucts vii bee done
over. aud plliu sewing done. Residence over
Naun's store. Nuysmbcg5
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BUSIN ESS ca RDS.
pRUGGI
Is e HOGAN 8 90.

-. TON
Wholesale and Retail Erl1pqists5
slesess g Points OILS, e1eInc Dye htts VAR
Alslcs w lite Lad Perfume iies, Fancy articles
~ ~ &c., SC. -SSc.,,ll z ssl's - q
1.sg IL $50 M Mo- 1913, Bridge Corner Main
-zePse-Iy WHEHLIso, Va.
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ss ss 1ASSfGNEEsS NOTICE..
Ii. persons inaebtea to W Lalib by b5ok
IA oheFtg hereby notified that
nent must be made they azsiee1
The tae bepeit OF THEFT
s janf27 j.. u. 3tfENTisET(1N,
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BIJSI ESS CARDS.

Grocers and Coninnis ission Merchants
Ard Erodnce DeaIcss.
No 80 AND SO WATEk ST., syHEELINa, Va.
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aeslaen 2 o2ossls tae issoz tio..e. = -
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M ANUFAcTUHEk EkS o. EggIse sst.es o. lseehoa ~
flsaias s; da MIR n
sefher with LaiRes for GTnrE Wool shaiing,
s q. s n g.
and ohio IsiSoad have ths
e Md rsh ss is5i IN nrs
= .fia ID
III z94ND5R I'm 2 ASD Iliiga
aRooF re, q shEls lasss ..ses ~
Lsess nitel states; lsy.alsss ~ va
Ssls s,I shaklS s i9f pcs1 iaseTs, r.
the satne Please eall before
Ssss I.SII TssE 80
iilss IEsP gssls sSs sa
sieso5s as who hSa Ss q g s n y
could 6e given, - Z,
s1sss N use n. ~ 3 s,ess.. z
barker Brothers 4. Co No he sThiri st.s l.f s-s,
4 Co. so : u South
Z . aint, "a, 80.
erperetion Or northern Iibertiess = - sss
sSafRwar g - a. ssaaN
ssiss 5s Trenton ssnEih
a. r ffsii foys ,egry nd fhi, sn fsvc.,
= - = - " =,
hiessrs. Evans q watson. I,hiIadephia
S 1 % ~ nssaSs q s one @
estroye1 He az en
sehayuI, Jane isso.
ssn,ssatv Yours very Esssst9ly s.
75T5T ssh
M MFADuE1 1 SOnNEn CONrENtIONEhHit Sd
gSlHE undersigned hasin. boEht the rdss Conner f
Con.eeronerys opposite the Monroe House.
sept BY ~ RsTker and greatly enafged ald
u VIII keep constantly on hand all kinds Of eakeaard
anu VIII supply parties on rcasonabl
served up IN the best STYLE at all houTa. In
the Saloon and furnished fetail by tie can
ON haaS; ~ -,
nge!g94 = =. ny = x = sst M ssff
OenLre8syx meaning go ~
OUT IN the way OF Dry Goods both
=. tnnsy anu @ stare, u 5ne sesy esl FrSes
are DOW 70 snow AAylls and bafeEes 10 all
KmbrodeTisss niiIss sIIm1sT s;isssSs W. n9
II s4Ss e S q GSyss
- ladies' fay or US with e can ~ ,sssis sst
r YKLIIs FTacl5iss Of Iss6oay isV7 and eniIFey9
III ysea esion iustr' WI and
cuts, i vol Syo. teb5l WILDE q 40.
7 zOISSOTJTTT(lN .t,'5
m n n l. ssa
II coIrsiII% ~ Ms ,ynrds re sssS M.
ed BY mutual coIsient:s lz@7s - ss7 -
S - - 70 - - .
= ss.t Fs ss - = y
~ he's - eSstia s4f
E ) If41SS 4 E5I9 IA p; T77 T7Ez 75ss Ess
~ daily new yis OF hats ana caps
L ki am seiiig ehlaper than ever 3 e's s.ls.s'
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" FOR RENT.
81 IA HOUSE on the fsal d containing seys
u "a One and Fiity Dollars. Possessioh
imneei eiateiys on The iirste tpfilS 81 ~
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~ TOBACCO and Cigars!
80 sLAUCI1IlNs No street. Rmoiig f5s
w lasge
segt 1900 COnsnei ~
ses iS5S iSS T. ls.,lsaol; ksolss Z. 20 g
SSS iSSS ;i EIisseso ssISsss ssa at k ysasf ~ b s
pAg ZOO Ia Protection cigarsi IS
1900 y - 5ssa p
.st
81 5 Boxes twin
4f8 6SSstA Hirgigas ~ af ta5Ss3sss - y sast afsz
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~ oGAN, CARR & o., nave removed their stock or
III Wholesale Tobacco, Snuff, and Segars from No. 81
Aafstreet 10 the block brick buildings east side
OF Main nearly the Merchants q FaFers
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WDe I0llslas2 - :
.,av, rRkwREl1h q \ q WEEK l.Y BY
swpEszRINGErS, .YLoR !. co.
." ,i .rrlllssrs: g. !, rayt0s ss,splssqs; !
, pENDLEToN, Ei,iss,,s, :, =, 3 s,..
OLIVER o. I'VE I VI Q A.s.
ovRIG;E-Cornsr of Malulautl Quincy Streets
Bnt,suee from eaines=st, 81, s. !
TEs1Ts.s es9,S y Y. g l.'ss - ~, q
o., per So o.
q or 10 cents per week l.4.--s 80
-; weekly, per 90
w,.kly 't......s.. ,o9
RaTEs OF ADEER1sHsBlgSs. q s
.sR IfNDERsl0HED, publishers 81 lewsf apets Ia
~ and other expenses, tenderan their
taD heretofore, do charge the loow
eSs than the rates bellows ten INES OF less OF noI-
piTal Ohstituiins 6 quar-; y ,,e,;
!. s: = :: ..s-. rs
:. .t,ss" weeks. s:s.. s..s 200
az g ;s...s.. 4sss,s. 30
mouth - .s....i sesool
"41.ssiss .-=ss-s. SOD
:. g ..sss..ii :. =. Z s1
-Por OF greater length. and less than
o collmu, Inserted fora longer time than monitor
SSunt oil so per cent the above via be made fort
ssS spare or the FIRST t:lree and 50 percent.
e. ialfs Sasisss OF OF icss q
r basii ess or professional cards. one sqaares PEI
4, @oa. oae Column i;ai Codisids5 ons
lalt >. so -. :; : sSSS
I,, % percent on the above for inside.
1Pesonal cculaunl tons AZ 800 Per tllc
"a 'Ses.isl notices charged $50 s9r, er enn.
6rsi square, and same "a e. 9i Discount for
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;A.r WHoLESAI3R on REPAIL, s

Az WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, =
usT leeeved,-a large lot Of superior Bira tufnea
O Grindstopes. l ssS
tsoa sizes very best Marietta sharp grit, for either
sgetor dry grinding, which VIII be huI N desired
tent friction rollers. ut short notice aud at low rates. at
deco - RoHANfS marble yard &c Market 81 81
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STEAM5 MARBIB WORKS. =

SSe ~ se6 MARkET.ST., w Il EEEdN(i. IK..hs {
TstiE suBscRllER having made offensive arIliige.
u ncnts IN the East tho supply con.
tenna ting the erection of Steam works. would fyite
the attention OF Architects Buders and public
erai to the inspection of his consisting itaan
sienna American aud other or tie finest
qualities, which be sold lower than bIish.
Inelt in the Agest.ssfA = a : =
Dealers would find 10 their advantage toispect s
stock before -
His work is done inthe most elaborate style and he
would invite the attention furchaseFs exaIhe his
stock and other carved work. Monuments
otaphs, Tonbs, Head and loot stones Grave yard
any other establishment the country fif
Plcase gye call and ne nlysyorks ~ sseS
ssst MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
ltsgt Marble Mason and Vault Builler.
nTiiso Calcned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plastef
Casts and Models, Marietta Grind stones
at the lowest trade prices 4 j. d.
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.Adams g Co.'S 1iEdressse
1854. gssssssssE ssss - 1854:
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GELS; hank notes. specie gold, in chaisep Of
Ss East Ratope. and
i1 and II siids
hrosi q All ana
Eor rsnioe and al points on q BaitIiore anu oho
ern Express to Phadeiphia, New York and Boston.
pr ssS9pa aa eH On
sr iSr East daily at : e;sssk' a
do for Pit ttsbsrs 10 s. do, q q N,
'paeEasos md monies L, ali points. 3
N, Ptossa X, AGENT ses ss1 > apf7
10 lslaYsfCfANs, DfSe eGGisIs, gt1EMisIs
Finn e 3
he enc efoe
qsitg or dealing such a tises, asg can
s iiS sSSS ia sEes e4 e sa
corner ssh and Esss Esss sW;Essss WsssiySs
- 20 CUP All EkSHIP.
INH snhscr ribers haye this
sas ns ms ooMs
ssecesaors e The firms ol cosygi e words and
Of the iSte firms aa - = M A DoSSis, 81
M.rs,, Ian, ,s,4 @ s.s5 5ileoyGes lla;s m,,4
p REMOVAL. 4fs $50
NN kssRs eeomGiII 65McsSvo oR1ss. ana "a. 81
M poANE have removed .Tg%
street solicit
ANzEIEIaI6s I9Fz aseifeni6Sea teirs wholesale
sSS asss spSIass Sss
wIer they will heretofore always keep hand stock
q ss ssst Wines sa e; fTz
lenf Boftfes o. Loddena celebrated Family Medt-
iN)SySJ cines The oiyagenc in the city et sslge
elf sss Ssss E u dls
eSPs spaa sT4% 81 Union Sslit atiset. ssshi. 2
n q f7Ss-5 al lA Rt4 EsASSOR'rMEN'F q g
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q NGanufaotory.

q : lor the lbefai pal heretofore
bestowed him, subscriber would fespeckfG
iy inofdf and the public generally that bs
rontinaes TO tile iaIne articles in
ftheir variety Of which he has hhs good -
sortnlenf for losesale and retail very pfieest
He aso keeps hand, cooking stoves the most ai-
proved patterns Tor coal and wood. - ~ -
Job work will continue receive his par
and execated with and in al that viii
Epleasethe most astfdtous.s : -
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e. Gard.

ANaNG disposed OF Main street. No
25es 10 1iT. Johnston CIairs sviIie C
] avail e his opportunity to return my sirferes
hanks 70 OF my who have given me fieir
cusioli5 and yyou ask, behalf Johnsion
nee Of the
and dealers VIII be his sfore ~
Any ~ the city inquali and i -
aso wuuic inform The CITIZENS OF Yh3ling
1ss that Continue TO The best Family Grocs
Tvs IN the west At iialis Monroe street
where YOU he alt raay efve M
call. Siad tCN D. yF q lOilis(J w = = - =
{ ieb ~ 'o4-ebI3 yvashiligton Hat. Afo1irue Al
10 cook and DO houseisoFk
& ~ y talfS AZ mrs pplce lnrI.
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DRUGS, MEDiCIM ES,

DRUG S, M E;DlC CINES, ~ s {
Chemicals, Perf1mery &C., &cs
II II. CRUMRACEKEE would Announce TO his
reEds and the public that urehas
of the senior in the business lately
conducted under the frm OF ]. CruinpackeE & Som
VIII cantinle the at the old
and solic and trusts TO neft acontin
nance OF the patronage beraily bestowed old f
He has Just returned and is
opening extensive and well selected stock DRUGS and
Chemicals, rfnnery, Fancy articles, an which
sere purchased ter strict personal inspection ard with
regard purity of qnnty offered
totle public on tho most reasonable ter 81 Tyr.