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The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21
CADIZ ORION

SURPAss1NG ELooUENcE--Th following nss-
sage from the speech of the Rev. Mr.. Cbsnin
at the Crystal Palace opening, is subl;mely
eloquent Another person enumerating tba
great eras of the worlds history might bsva
added this great Orator to the constellation for
his intellectual gifts surpass those of other
mere men:
That was great era when truth found in
the printing press the gift of tongue and
aroused the stagnant souls of men with volleys
OF thought. That was great era when Colum
ous unveiled to the Old World virgin bride
the mother OF splendid and incalcuable des-
tiny That was great epoch when Bacon
shattered Aristottle's Web and Acr;nna;-
Mirror, and taught men to explore nature with
the lamp OF experiment and the talisman of
tact: That was great era, inaugurated by
the Declaration of Independence, when in the
cradle OF independence, when in the cradle Of
battle and the baptism of blood, q nation was
born IN day. Loud and enthusiastic cheers
Eras! Why every man and every woman
(Wlthout hlntlng at any of them as having
reached an lncalculable and mysterious aee)
every child has passed through them. You
have seen our New York growing from n
provincial town to vast metropolis heavino
IN its heart with the pusation of the world
and wearing this Crystal Palace like diadem.
you have seen space Cancelled bv steam. and
time beaten by lightning, and tissues of den
Titles and networks Of sympathies stretched
and woven round the globe--you know it il
CHARACTERISTIC OF our epoch. say it has great
and sudden changes. Therefore, evidently, it
is but transition epoch, leading to a third.
ana "hicn we can hardly yet conceive which
may not linger to describe but which ws
may believe will be an epoch of Comparative
qnict~-not stagDant quiet, but serene. fun deem
lfe--a sunset epoch and it may be of an up.
imaginable splendor, when the ripe world shall
be plucked tor ulterior purposes by the hand of
God. (Cheers) -
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21

the waters of the Pacific were several feet biyh.
er than ofthe Atlantic. He at once took tn.
noor and urged them for Gods sake not t.
prosecute the work as the waters of the Pacific
would all run out Here think we have =
parallel case, viz that of building second
Nevada because we close our places of business
on the Sabbath Supposing certain nortion
of the community are determined TO bnv and
sell on Sunday and are prohibited to do 80 in
Nevada, and they leave? What class of pco-
pie DO we rid ourselves of? Now. if we mntu-
ally agree, Or even majority agree to close on
the Sabbath, how much will it effect our trade
on an average And how much do wa gain
by the change! Cannot the business of tho
whole seven days be easily done in six? Do
we not save the expenses of Clerk hire, lights
DC! Do we not have day of rest ofbody and
mind, that better prepares US for business
Monday morning? Citizens and Friends Of
reform, let US try and benefit ourselves in this
respect besides meriting the good name that
most OF our sister cities now bear. Hoping
these remarks will meet the appreciation of tho
Public, Respectfully Yours, &c,
CAnJZ ODTON
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21

A Cow WORTH HAvlNG.---John W.
Wilson Writes to The Hampshire GasetG
IL have COW frem whose milk sixty
pounds and FIVE ounces of butter were
made IN twenty-eight days, in the month
OF December, 1858. The same COW, in
one week, ending the Goth ult., made
seventeen and half pounds Of butter
The daily average of milk was ffty-one
and e.half pounds. Her feed was six
quarts of equal parts Indian and broom
corn meal, and one pumpkin per day. |
have no doubt she will average fifty pounds
of milk per day fol- four months to come, :"
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Loss Of tie ,Ssamcr PiuD.as.
steamer Plumas, on the afternoon of the
llth inst, about O'clock when on her
way up the Sacramento, struck snag a
short distance above tbs Tehama rapids
causing her to sink in very short time.
BY the assistance of the Cleopatra, which
was lying short distance above, portion
OF the freight was saved in a damn red
condition. The machinery will be saved,
but the remainder of the boat will nrove .
total less.
Ihe Piumas was q stern.wheel steamer.
OF 20 tons burthen, and had on board al
the time of her loss about 50 tons of
freight. - Union.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21

tr IS SAID that within the last six yearx
$4,000 new houses have been built in the
United States.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21

A New KIND OF PoL1cE.-Yesterday
morning, party of sailors and Irish got
into fight, on the wharf near where the
pipe man of No. 4, (Which was playing a
heavy stream at the time,) was standing,
and his attention being called to the crowd
of pugilists, he directed bis stream upon
them. The effect was instantaneous, Inc
belligerents separating and beating re
treat in double quick tiw.. We recon-
mend this new mode e our city fathers fo
use in future Transcript.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21

MAAMoTH STRAWBERRIES The town
ship OF Oakland has produced a strawbcr-
ry measuring five inches in circumference.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-21

Netre.-"First class in sacred music
stand up. How many kinds of metre ars
there ?
Three sir ) long metre, short metr.
and meet her by moonlight alone
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BOOTs, SHOES AND RUBBERS.

In Lis New Brick Store. on the Corner Of
Main and Commercial streets,
where he has doing business for the last TWO years
,ol "A half His stock is now LARGE and the NARlE-
rY GREATER than at any former time: having oeen Sc
l.ctel personally from the
Best Houses IN San FTnRctSco,
which ilh The practical experience OF The Undersigned
cannot f,il 10 give satisfaction all All work purchased
at this establishment; rip, before has ing done reason
able service, will be Repaired FREE or CHARGE.
Having established himself permanently
in Nevada the u9dersgned is desiroUs that his WORK shi
commend him pJ5c confidence ami favor, and 1t will
c his aim accomplish this object by doing
uslics 20 bis customers.
He has also on hand an assortment of .Sdt.-
d|ery, Harness, Hhips, Spurs, &c. &c.
\. n. Surgery performed old Boots and Shoes as
Visual. by mending the brnken Leather soies put on
Rubber Roots snd Shoes thus rendering hem more du-
rabie and le+s injurious 10 health.
fs~ There will also be y PRACTICAL HARNESS MA:
KER readiness nks nnd repair at short notice. and
on reasonable terms P j. ESPENSCHEID.
3JI Corner OF aiain and Commercia SIS
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Oestrdble.-The S. + AdUerftser says
that the new steamer "Young America"
will be completed and shipped from San
francisco to Panama on the 10th Of the
following month. She is to be employed
by the Panama Transit Company, for the
purpose Of em5arkng and DISSEMINATING
passengers from steamships at tia. port OF
,, Panama.
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AN IMMENSE C1TY.-London extends
over an area Of z8,029 acres, or 112
square miles.
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G..SS s,CaENING

In the modern yics for Churches, Public Build
ingS Prime DlrciijngS dc DC
TdG Ell 2ST PRIZE RECEIVED!
4 Cincinnati also at the Louisville Mechanics In
N sttatc.
We are prepared to fill any order with metal sash
ained glass with borders and ds mond ceuters for any
kind ofchurch window with full size figures emh,cns
as cheap as can he hsd in New YORK, Boston Phade
pha-the OF risk OF breakage and transportation
less.
Our references all tho good, new modern finished
Boats on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers three Presiy
terrain Churches al Cincinnat the Episcopal at ports
mouth Ohio. one Church at Madison, Ind a chance
window at FrankfOrt, Ky, also one window. with ns
ures at Nazareth, and two Churches in louisville.
BAY window in Gov ernor Helms csdence al Har1"fs
burg side trausome lights In various dwellings in Lou
isve. Lexington ,nd Danyiiie.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment OF
Bullitt street, Louisville. by. - -.
mhl7 TIN L. =. MiidaEh N 90.
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mhisy 30, Fifth street. between Elm and Plum.
EVaNslLLE AND NEW HARMONY TRi.
MEkkLf MAIL LIME

e@<SSA on and after saturday. July lst, the =
f-H@s-.-.1 dersisnea will . TkI-WESKLY LisL Of
Stage Coach A. above.
Leaving saasvile Mondays. Wednesdays and Frday's
days Thursy's aud SAturasy at Z a. clock A. NJ.
The liae i'll all lie stocked with good horses aud
trusty and careful drivers and the trips
made pith-garity and dispatch All orders for goods
trnsportn of packages Sc. promptly and carefully at
Jeuded to-
For passe other business apply the once at Lv-
cry stable Locust the Market House
Prr-ons Icing their orders cf the Hotels vii
seeare prupt ztteltion. NJ. 4 4. III. DE GARMO.
ss9-sf
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CHANGE oF PIsopwIETOHS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C, d
AND TAI

A wTo.EsALr AND RETAIL NJ
Lei II Sc V Err L " G..
THE uude rsg1ed have purchased the entire stock oi
Drugs and .le.iicues OF j. NJ. d. Miller n Co, and
intend he Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller Farnsley No. IA Water street, under
the firm of Leic. ~ Verliug.
Charles Leieh. of the firm, hopes he savorably known
To the public. having been engaged in MI Crawford
Bells Store the last five wears. Peter Verling Oft
same rm hav W ciersing in the present store he
last years. httters himself with having the cont
dence of lis Old cu.tomeIs.
We intend Keeping on hand large and fresh stock oi
drugs and medicines aud hope by this means aud by
strc attention business aud by low puces 10 merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customer
CHARLES LEICH.
febaj.ly PETER VERiLNG.
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NArCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, April :, 1854.
Our Office AMI warehouse Nos. 81 and 10 Natchez ST.
with their contents except the books and papers
taned in our Safe, we're entirely destroyed BY fire. on
the morning OF the 10Th March Although the Safe had
been for several bous in extremely hot
couid il. and. being first discovered
in red heat: being cooled with water removed
our books and papers TO the amount ofwenty thousand
dollars, without the slightest damage injury to
Being fully cOnyinesd by this of the entire secu ri.
of those Safes have procured another OF the same
description from the Agent viz:Richs Fireproof
safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No - Magazine street,
and recommend them TO all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case Of IRE. ..t
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J. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
soster's Buti9thg. Up Stairs.
F. CRISP. having removed his On'ee To Fosters
y building, will be hand at all times, to take ne
knOwledgemcnts Of Deeds Mortgages &c, aud attend
to all business required Of him as Justice OF the Peace
f.bq-tf
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NEW sogI5S E9FSis ]. ~ y HiSs,; ;;..,,
BCI IFALO iu ie,- Hours;
D'sfiSi sfsSAlsD 7 IS !, aia;s, Tss Hours
Cincinnati, Columbus and CIeveland Route
L,rrLE muAua u,,auoAp,
rVNHE OHLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
n passengers via Lsh. shore Railroad 70 Dunhirk. New
..s B.:;os: TO & s,sis Aasy Ne. YO,s and BO,,ss
A,osa, BurliAs'on Sc 3e c.,,
NEW ARRANG EMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning E,pres at selock
w. n.kirs direct aud exclusive railroad connection 70 Crest
line Pirsbursh Pbilad Irha Baltimore and York
any, N.wYork Boston. Sc. &e.. at LlII-.C
second Tr,n.Lahs s,sans,s. ,s kspt.s a, ~ elosh
nectng with masnhcent Low Pressure steam
QUEEN OF rHE wEs.................C Cart Mcbride;
F Fnns As CihiP As ANY OTHER ToUTs
ihroush from Cleveland Buso. without landing
and making certain e. ss the
York Boston Sc; from Lewsto~ 70 Montreal Qnehec
This train also connection at cresne Pittsburgh
At Cleveand with Raroao DunkrA Buffalo. New York
Boston Niagara Fails Se., Se. ~
and s1uSs & a, crssns to
Pittshush Balti%rs aad aa ois
Fails Albany. New York Boston. sc, Sc. =
The ross of this route are the suase from
cleveland Dunkrk and Buffalo are aid With heavy iron
AT CINCINNATI.
ay- Be sure and procure your Tickets via Columbus.
ka- Cincin Dunkrk and Buff
Dunkirk New FORK aud re-checked n
Bnf alo to New York.
The Dep this route and Lake Shore Railroad Ceve
are the sane. -. ..~...,
And for all information please apply at the old established
General RslrOsd Once. in three story yellow building
s House Hroad Hotel Boat
ing or at Eastern Little Miami Depot Front
ID ". H. CLEMENT, sup't,
p W. SrRAnER Ticket and General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE! ui
Will call for passenger in of the city by leavin
directions the above office south east Of Broadway
and Front, directly river bank. .-, D.
ey27 j. H. HOW ELL. Conductor.
DR.. j. G.. BURCH, Dentist,
SpESPECrfULLl those in debt to him for profe
souai services forward and settles and woulS
those who desire such operations in future that ther
are no failures when shey paid for. ny3I-u
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

FAS. q. JONES and LAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies al
y Law, Evansville, Indiana associated
partners I'm the psetice OF the law and will continue
practice this and ihs adjoining couEtes, aud in the
Supreme aud District Court. They design turning THEN
attcaton particularly to land law L. short time the,
will be prepared 10 give i'm few minutes, abstract
the title almost any lot in Eyansvs or its enlarge
ments orin La,nascC, togethe with their professOsa
7i,n A -, ths titls. desired [jy25-dawu
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EVANSVILLE Ia WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 4. 1854
STEAMBOATS, Il RAILROADS

TERRE HAlTE AND EVANSVILLE U. B. MAIL
AND EMPRESS PACKETS: $50
~ TRI- ~ EEkLs "A Boat Of this Line VIII
= leave rerre Evansville every
Monday, We3ne .day and Friday. at clock
NJ These Boats large eommodoas we'll furnished
Terre Haute~.h Railroad aud Northern Pack
Evansville with the different Lines of Steamboass
on the OHIO river. e22-tf
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CHARITIES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

INV ORLE.Ns April I2, laj4.
|. We have abundant reason Kich's sala-
mander Safe Ne emneny freproof, since had an ex
cellent opportunity the 5h February last Of testing
one of that description which purchased several
years since of Mr. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No. 81
hartres street. with entire stock Of hats
&c, burned the morning of that day. suiecting
safe intense heat during several hours; vet
it saved all its contents, comprising bank ana
checks OF nine hundred dollars bills receiy
able for several thousand dollars, and in our
thousand dollars AS said oply
one hundred ten dollars risk nothing in pro-
nouncng il the cheapest article We ever purchased.
ALERRT cx TKiCO.-
large assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SALkHAEpERt
SAFES, with Rch's Improvement. for safe by
STEARNS * MARVIN.
(successors to Rich d Col -.a
l45 WATER srREEr. y. "
The only Makers of Salamander Safes combining Wiz
der's and Richs Patents, and Sole Proprietors OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhole. ALLIS d HOWES,
my9-u l Agents at Evansville.
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FIR e! FIR E! FIRE!f!
$685. MORE TRIUMPHS OF
kICll,S SALA MA N DER SAFEST

II THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE jest prrr
received by the mails. They form additional Testimony
of tie superiority of Rons SAJAMANDEts all others
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, sc.
CHARLESTON, April 90, 1854.
Mr. IL. NJ HATII, Agent Tor Richs Salama nder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding impossible TO remove our safe du-
ring the late fire. which destroyed store In Hayne
street, and having taken out books we put into IL
several papers TO test it. We glad to acknowledge
that 1t fully sustained the high reputation your Safes
The preservation OF these paper than ex
pected when We witnessed the intense
jected 20. Yours, &c.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT. .u
Two Daily Trains. Making Iirect Connection
= BY The
LITTLE MIAiS RAILROAD.


COLUMBUS, To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA, BAL
.-rf# r TlMORE AND NEW YORK, 81
Atsix O'Clock A. NJ. and i've clock r. and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PlTfSBUR RGH!
At six O'Clock A Nj aad clock A M
and q. clock z. NJ. .1 tu ..H.
FARE REDUCEDl
Cincinnati Philadelpha
Cincinnati TO Baltimore
Cincinnati to New York via Philadelphia
CineiLnsti to Pittsburgh
Cineiu Pittsburgh (roEt cu)..-- 80,
Time Cincinnati To Pitt.bursh ~ hours
Tine Cincinnati to Philsdel .5 hours
TiDe Cincinnati sOta no rs
Passengers clocx A. NJ Tram. Lightning Express.
Ls Miami Railroad minutes ssCrestline for dinner
arrive at PSurgh clock T.. and make directccn-
Phadh With Train New jersey Rail-
road TO New YORK.
Passengers Wy A NJ Express Train. Little Mi
X r. sleep Pittshursh and by Morning Train
psng the b.srul mountain by Daylight Tor Phil
phia ard Baltimore; connecting Phad- Lia with o.
clock NJ Mail Train. via New Jersey Rail-
road % New YORK. I'D HI u t-a
Passengers by o'clock Evening Express Little Miami Raj
make Pittsburgh with Fast EXPIRES.
Train Phadephia aud Baltimore. connecting Pha
delphia with Trai, New Jersey Railroad to New York.
The Little Miami l. the Eastern Dept Cincinnati.
fOK THROUGH ICNErs
md for all iuiormatoE please apply at the old establishe
General Railroad Oce in three yrliow building south
Of Brosdwa Front directly opposite tue
Ger House Railrnad Hotel aud Mail Boat landing at the
Little Miami) Depot East Front
Nm. n. CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
p. W. SrRADER. Tiek>t and General Agent.
TIL OMNIBUS LINE
Will call for passengers part of the city bv leaving di-
h above office southeast of broadway and
f,Sgs ssss directly On r''sr bank H. HOWELL Conductor
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
rr,HE Hf session Of this In,ttuon will begin Tuestay
OctoLer9 continue until the end Of February with
the follO wing faculty
BENJAMIN W. DUDLEY. NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Anat my and Surgery.
JOSHtA a. FLINT. NJ. D.. Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of surgery
HENRY BUfLITT VI. D.. Professor Of Phy.ioloVy an "A
ROBT. J BRECKINRIDGE. NJ. D.. Professor Matera
THOS W @ COLESCOTT. ~. D.. Professor OF anatomy.
JOSEPH NORWOOD. ". d., Professor Of Che emi.try.
JOHN HARDIN ~. ID Professor of Obstetrics Diseas-
es o Women and Children.
L. ~ LAWSON NJ. d.. Professor Of Theory and Practice
Of Medicine and Clinics Medicine.
DAVID CUMMINs VI. D.. Dernonstrator Of Anatomy
Clinical Lectures Louisville Marine Hospital twice
course Preliminary Lectures the School the
pt,i daring the month of October free Of charge.
Material Practical Anatomy abundant The di.eeting
rooms will he o pen ed on the lst of October.
the full of lectures amount 10 s05 Mat
ricaaon paid only s5 Dsecting tickt 49,
Graduation Zee s25. X. J. BRECEINfIDGE.
aug23-weow-novl Dean of the Faculty.
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COURTNEY, TENANT & co.

FIRE IN DANsyILLE. ~.
D,NsvrLLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs. STEsRNs IL MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
through the fire. IL confined ali our books and
papers which came out in sood order The Safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We trusted our
all in it.. Very respectfully, yours,
BROWN GIANT
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COMPREHENSIVE.

this d,y associated with the Forwarding and
Commission business Robert ). Howard. The business
will he hereafter conducted under the and hrm of
Lewis 4 Howard. el6-u EDWARD LEWIS.
0oO first rate Poplar Shingles
.Is % e '"'~p '" '''' PRESTON BROS
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A Card.

HAvISo withdrawn from the a'ove firm take this occasion
thanks for the literally bestowed
IT, request of the late partner
who will carry on the business with undimnhed v.3r
will ss always try to himself worthy Of the sontdene
of the people. eyI CHAhLE> '" hACh.
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Wyc. REILLY.

WW. REILLY,
ENT HOLES Ss.t; AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The m
uld paeta inform his friends and the puLc
Evansville vicinity that having pur hased the Dteres
the partner in the late of j. W. Reilly he N
ea the Grocery and Produce business at the old
stand lie embraces this opportunity OF Returning thanks O
pat favOrs aad intends eaOrt merit
of The Ie2l- Iy WlLl.iAM RElLL1.
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IOOE TO THE EEEr.


SOME TIINGS CAN til DONE As VI ELL As OTHERS
EE HART having Jutre.urned from the Eastern sities
would inform his old aud the etIens gen
orally he his Main street. near
the Branch Bank of she largest ns~t and best
-rlece stocks OF Seasonahle and Fsshionse BOOTS and
SHOEever brought this ei. comprising Gents Boots Of
all kins Caters Of all thu different styles louhs andchd.
Misses Caters and shoes OF all Kinds and
In fans Shoes in abrndapee
tie ks also stock of No Red Sole LsAthef sAd
lor's NJ 1 Oak, OF Cine nnAti.
ALs,-ss dou tne Freneh CAfshps Of different brands
frv.hfn fnu he Custom House in New loyk
ALSs-Moroscos. Lining hndinrs. Thread Guta Pereh2
Web Lees Ensuesd SPLITS: and in fact other hind Of
Ma,ers peeessary be used Ia .curirs Boots end
Shoes al which will be sold cheap - the cheapest and
warranted good.
lie has ao large force of good and experienced workmeu
in manufacturing which ajles him
either for cheApsess durability with house
west Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
ny3l-u n .. hAhh.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
FSNHE Partnership heretofore existing between the sub
scrbers the and style of Mac LoheDsune,
this day Dissolved Ny mutasl consent Lobensne who
business the old stand. will attend the
all claims against the old firm and III the
Of the for that purpose All persons them
selves indebted the late hrm - make mme-
dat. p.yment CHARLES W. MACK.
ANTHONY L0BENSTINE.
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HALL. DODDs d CO.'S
FIRE PR OOE a r II $!
THOMAS CONYNGTON.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
0...r .-. STATI0NER.
VJTOULD re.pe fully inform his friend. and the pub.
w lie generally that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone 4 Wheeler, their entire stock of Books &
Stationery he has ed his Book Store to the stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
offer to his customers larger and better assortment
than has ever before been brought to this market
sisting in part Of Miscellaneot School Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing Wrapping and
Fancy Paper. az Foreign 81 Fancy Stationery of all
kinds All of which will be sold, Wholesale and Retail
atCincnnat prices. fact TO which he would call the
attention ofcOuntry merchants dealers teachers nd
Others being confident he can make 1t to their interest
10 purchase oil MIN. aug 25-u
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S~ALE wASOSS.-rbe GOOD Intent aud york
in complete running order suitable Druggist
or Peiars use. for sale low by GEO. FOSTER x co.
eyZ9
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f,HoICE family Butter to be hada.
" EsIl COOh'S
Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
III Glasses, Tor sale by ey20 A. Q. PUSHEE.
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WAX WITH HUsSyA.
IFEFO HLACksNIrIiS, WHiTEsNfTHs ANU
Il EVERY BODY EiSE.-RtN HERE!-Hsying estab-
shed Coal Yard Water between Locust
and Walnut sell In quantities the rest
PITTSBU RGH COAL low prices he bought De-
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