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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

Two MEN SHor.-Wc understand an af-
fray took place on Thursday last, near Reels
Mill, in Putnam county, in " h;ch two men
were shot. 1t appears that Hiram Furney
Supervisor Of roads, had some diffiuty with
John Rice-and that Furney was badly beat
en- by Rice. Mr.. Furney was taken to a
neighbours house, and when called tor next
morning by his brother Joshua Furney, to be
taken away, was refused to be remov ed by
Rice. Joshua Furney and Rice were armed
with rifles, An alteration took place and
Rice was shot dead by Joshua Furney or
some other person present-the former, how
ever, before falling turned and shot into the
crowd, badly, il not mortally wounding Mr..
Berry. The full particulars of the affair have
not yet reached US; though we have many
eontradietory reports.-f T.rre Hau1e Coar.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-The Bell and Long
worth land case was being argued yesterday
before Judge Niblack by j. j. Chandler. He
had been preceded by Mr.. Garvn on the 9TH
er side. Hon. Samuel Judah, of Vincennes,
was in Court, evidently Furnishing his ar,il-
lery for charge on the Bell forces. Mr..
Chandler was making good argument, con-
sisting chiefly in the citation ard application
of authorities, but as a speech 1t was neces.
sarly dry and uninteresting TO the casual lis
tener. This case involves the largest amour,
of property OF any suit ever tried in this cir
cult. We hope for the relief Of all parties
that the case may be finally and equtably
adjudicated at the present hearing. ~
Judge Niblack appears to possess the re-
qusite amount of patience to carry him
through this tedious but important case
We mean no dispuragement to the persona
appearance of any of his predecessors wher
we venture the opinion that he is the bes
looking Judge We have ever seen on thai
bench. We hope soon to see him dignity
the judicial cushions Of the new Court house
edifice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

LAUNCH OF THE LARGEST STEAMBOAT EV
Err BUILr.-The new steamer Metropolis will
be launched at Green Point, from the yard
of her builder, Samuel Sneden, on Thursday
(this day) at O'Clock. This steamer is for
the Fall River route, and will run in connec-
ton with the Bay State and Empire, State.
The Metropolis is the largest steamboat ever
built, being $50 feet long, As feet beam and
ID feet hold. She, unlike other steamboats,,
is timbered up to the level of her state-room
floor, and thus in reality is "a feet deep. No
expense has been spared to make her as
strong as wood and iron can make her, for
besides being heavily timbered she has over
fifty tuns OF the best Ulster iron in the form
OF diagonal iron bracing, similar TO the bra
cling put into the Collins steamers. This
liron-bracing extends to the top of the timbers,
and it is calculated will give far greater
strength than the old plan vi the unsighlly
and clumsy fore. aad-nit frames, termed hog
frames. Her engine, which is 10 be put IN by
The Novelty IRON Works, is OF nearly double
| the power OF any steam engine now in use.
The cylinder is l05 tnshes tune hundred nd
| iiv') diameter by IL feet stroke. The Me-
trupoiis will measure about 9 300 tuns burden.
She will take h.r place on the Fall River
Line about The lst.-of August.
IT. Y. Tribune.
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SODA FoUNrAINs.-These exhilarating
springs Of health are again sparkling out that
delectable. effervescing beverage. The sea.
son has. again returned when soda water is
the indispensable purifyer Of the parched
throat at MONDAY, and before retiring at
night, after smoking "the last cigar" Jno.
Farrell g. Co. have opened their inexhaust-
able fountain, at the old stand, on FRS,
street, and keep a first-rate article always on
hand. Mrs. Kollenberg also keeps a fine
quality with the most delicious syrups. at her
popular and we'll known saloon on Main
street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

O- One of our subscribers has written
to US to advocate the opening of new Post
Office and mail route in this region by which
we might gain large club of subscribers
We should like to assist our friends in this
enterprise, but for the fact that the present
Post ofhce Department does not appear to
De able to attend to what Post Offices and
Mail Routes it has already under charge. SO
that it is worse than useless to ask for more
Under the present administration it 10 all
nonsense to ask for any additional accommo-
dations. Let US all unite in praying that the
Department may do its duty with what i, as
in hands at present
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BARNUM's PREPARATIONS AT THE CRYSTAL
PALAcE.-Barnum, it appears, is making i'm
mense preparations for the opening of the
Crystal Palace which is to be equal to the
grand reception Of Jenny Lind at Castle
Garden. The Palace is to be opened with
a gaand concert, in which all the principal
artists arc to sing. The tickets are to be
sold at auction, and. of course, there will be
great competition Tor them in various quarters
and among all persons. Barnum's admins.
tratioa of the Crystal Palace affairs will be a
curious and phiIosophic experiment. s
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The follow ing is Admiral Nnpier's address
to his crews on announcing the declaration
Of war: ...r-
"Lads! War is declared. We are 10
meet a bold and numerous enemy! Shoule
they offer us battle, you know how to dispose
of them! Should they remain in port, we
must try to get at them!
Success depends upon the quickness and
precision of your 6reI Lads, sharpen your
cutlasses, and the day is your own!'
That is one of the briefest addresses for sc
important an occasion all history affords, bu,
it is the kind to tell. There will be a terri
bic answer TO il, before the war closes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

MAssAcHusErTs.- House has passed a
bill to amend the Constitution SO as TO choose
hereafter Senate of forty Members by
Single District instead of by counties as
hitherto, and TO Tx the number o. Representa-
tlves hereafter at three hundred, to be also
chosen by districts. The vote ont his propo-
sltion stood-yeas 100; Nays 7s: A bsent Al.
The Senate will doubtless concur. The
assent of the next Legislature is required to
give this measure validity.
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Tbs HOMESTEAD BILL.--Senator Thomp-
son, of KY, is opposed to the Homestead
Bill, and has recently delivered himself OF a
very humorous speech againstit He makes
the following suggestion to the Presidential
sspirants who are attempting to make capt.
tai out of the measure
He would suggest TO Presidential aspirants
word of caution; great men were not now
selected generally for that office. There vas
Mr.. Polk, he was chosen, TO say the least,
accidentally. He was dead, and of him he
would say nothing. Then came Gen. Fay
Tor, gallant old soldier and good citizen and
tolerable President, though not over mach oil
President. Laughter. The next was
Mr.. Pierce. Perhaps it would not be tar to
strike him at this time, as the Senate well
knew he was busy in determining whether a
man who was now right OIL one platform, but
formerly not right on the Buffalo platform,
was entitled to any equality in the division OF
the .spois. Laughter. The greatest rell-
gio poli,ico question he ever heard of was
that which now engagedthe attention of the
President and his party, which was, whether
the prodisal son who had returned 10 his faith
er saying he had repented, and then partook
of the iatted calf, had, IN reality, returned be-
cause of his repentance or because his father
had, in the shape of an office, fattened calf
to kill. Loud laughter.] Gentlemen hav-
ing aspirations to the Presidency should re.
me mber that such selections as these could
never nave been antcipated-as it had &C.
CURED it might again. They should
therefore, not press forward too boldly, LEI
them all sit down quietly and rest content.
eddy in peace, and who could tell but tha'
some of them might be so unfortunate at some
day as to be taken up and made President
Laughter Such measures as this woult
help no mans chance. lie repeated his OBJ
jections 10 the bill, and said that Though op
posed to the exercise of the one man power
generally, yet if this bill passed and Pierce
should veto it, he did not know but that h
(Thompson) would support him for the sue
cesson in 1856. a
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Mr.. Carpenter, for the Commonwealth
closed his argument at IL O'Clock Saturday
morning last, his speech being eight hours In
length, including his remarks OF the day pc
fore. From the accounts o! the letter VIII
ters, this speech was marked by rare ability
and gentlemanly courtesy. Even wares
warmest friends make no complaint against
Mr.. Carpenter. The speech WAS listened 10
by a vast crowd, and the speaker enchained
his audience to the last moment. Hon. Tom.
F. Marshall requested an adjournment OF
The Court till o'clock. Long before that
hour, the Court house was crowded. AR.
Marshall spoke three hours, and made one
Of his greatest efforts. 1t was at times
warmly applauded, notwithstanding the
place Of its delivery. Sylvester Harris. Esq,
was to follow for the prosecution, and asked
an adjournment of the Court till Monday.
After his, there will be five more speeches
which probably were concluded last night
tits supposed the Jury will be divided. The
evidence having closed, the Louisville pa
pers commenced on Monday the publication Of
the testimony. The editor Of the Journal
has proven by Mr.. Carpenter, that no ques-
ton was put to him while on the witness
stand. in relation to q coarse towel having
probably produced the redness on Wards
cheek, which he had noticed, as stated by ,
cores pendent of the Courier.
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OF B.. F. Angel, of N. Y, appointed by
the administration. Consul to the Sandwich
Islands, has been rejected by the United
States Senate. He was leading supporter
of Van Buren, in N. Y, in 1S4S, for President.
The Consulate is one of the most valuable in
the gift Of the government.
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NOTICE

McLEAS's VOLCANIC OH LIsImENT is truly Celebra-
ted Remedy. and bass dome 10 alleviate humaR
suffering than any rem, dy discover Il.
One or two applications will relieve the most
PAN, BRUIs. or SPRAIN.
Two bottles ~i cleanse purify and heal the oules
ULCER SORE aud IL will heal the Burns
Scald without u
Every family should haue supply constantly hand
for i'm time of need.
For Horses IL is far superior 10 any other remedy
cnrng Laeccss. Bruises Cuts, Scratches, Old Sores,
colamn. u mh1-f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

PROBABLE MURDER IN ILLINoIs.-The ST.
Louis Intelligence Of the 2lst, learns that a
man named Cameron few days back shot
his sister-in-law, q widow lady. living in
Williamson county, Illinois, with q pistol,
woundng her so severely that her recovery
is thought to be impossible. He Immediately
fed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

OF Mr.. c. Carroll Tevis. Of Philadelphia,
has been appointed aid to General Guyon, in
the Turkish Army, With the rank of Leuten-
ant Colonel. He has taken the name Of Mes
sem Bey. -te 9'~' 49, :.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-26

@On the 18th inst, Mr.. Barclay Martin,
Mail Agent, arrested a man named John Miz-
eel. charged with robbng the mail between
Paris and Clarksville, Tenn. -
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TELEGRaPVvNO. 2.

THE undersigned would caution the travelling public
the imp rsonS rracfi Ell by the CLERK iii
boat, ia ais charges small lots OF freight. On
cent trip that boat from ipGisv 10 Evansville This
Sharper Of the l'esk charged me two dollars f,r two
small psc of hardware, thu weisht Of which
aont 'C0 lbs, ard refused - give the goods until
pal Ills unfortunate charges for which hold his
receipt. la respectfully emons,ratng ih hn gains;
his charges, only received hs abuse in aadtnn.--
10 ok nu for hfn. unwcary traveller or ron win b..
".:"a- for" lkrw.c. EMANUEL GCMBEkrS.
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NEW BARBER SHOP
THE THOMPSOYIAN INSTITUTE

E'oR Shaving, shampooning ani Har-dressing. is
now in full blast, on Water street. between Svca
more and Vine, and respectfully soicts share of pub.
lie patronage.
The Propretors OF this estab shment bave had long
experience in the large Eastern cities and promise 10
Do up the Toilet ofther customers in the most skilfu
and fashionable manner -
The celsbrated TRICOPHEROUS a. fr..lv mead in
this establishments to soften the scalp and promote
healthy growth Of the hair - - =
The Institute will open in future every morning at
o'clock A. NJ. and enain op N till I2 O'Clock r. N.
IL Particular attent on given to cutting Children's
bair and the propretors will wait upon families at their
requested. fares n
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4 CARD.
CARD.
yVyuF .uhxcrihar wonld mast economically re,

THE subscriber would most respectfully his
l. thanks to tbs citizens of Evansville, Newburg,
Boopv lie. Fincenncs Mt. Vernon Unionto~p, Hender-
Owcnsboro, DC. especially. and TO the public gen
orally for the literal patronage bestowed upon Kim the
past year, aud world solicit large share OF the same
towards the fem. JOHN r. GLOVER. p
j. k-x.ff
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~ 1t is stated that England and France
will be bound to advance fluids to Turkey for
the prosecution Of the war, and that the lat
ter will have to ndemnify the former when
hostilities are brought to a close.
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NEW PINE LUMBER.

WE now a,ing in our Spring stock of Pine Lum
w ber consisting OF all the various thicknesses and
qualities usually KEEP. at the Yards In Cincinnati and
Louisville. Mechanics ana bull iers respectfully re
guessed to examine stock before purchasing else
where. ops de tf) JOHN +. GLOVER & CO.
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Many pers have felt the need or remedy for ex.
ernal njur 8, that would heal them without having
them running for many ks. and for many
months. ms is frequently the the people have
a remedy in GARDINER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER,
which possess decided advantage over the rous
preparations usually employed ia in the of
in that fresh wounds with Magic
Wound Healer will not iDhame or become sore.
mh9d&w
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0EThousands of robins were starved ar
chilled to death by the recent severe snow
storm in New York. ..a
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pThe Supreme Cour, of Illinois, ha.
decided that the charter of Brough's Terre
Haute and St. Louis Railroad, is legal.
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LAMASC) CITY ELECTION.

HR. SAspERs:-You will please ANNOUNCE my name
candidate for Marshal of Laina>eo IiIs al The
ing MAy eI,ction (aulIs) Alfred BEkSLEi.
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RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That for the last two years
have been In the constant habit of using the Mus
tang biumrnt, for kheumat and for all Sores, Brus
es, Sprain. and Burns and il has failed 10 give
Immediate reliei.
h SOLVED, That have also used ths Mu.tang Lini-
for the Piles, Fry sipeas Salt Rheum aud Chsppcd
Hands, and tirat 1t has always curci.
REsoLvED. LADIES, That we have used the Mus
tang Lniment fer Sore Nipples Sore Breasts chafrs
and Sores Children, and for Moth Freckles the
and neck: and ii has alwaN proved eectualleav-
ing the skin smooth, soft and white.
Resolve AGEsAS SEXES. That we shall ever
continue the use Of the Mustang Lniment because
have tried and proved its efficacy.
ri ? See advertisement i'm another column.
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SP hCIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. Mowc'S Shaker SarSapaTiiIa!
NAY PARTY.

PRo-. lakes resent Class will give MAY PATTY
at Crescent Hall, Monday evening, May lst, that
evening being the close Of the term. supper will I've
provided by Mrs PENTEcosT, aud cd music will be In
attendance Tickets 81 per couple, Juveniles 81 CENTS,
to BE- hal at Conyngton's Book Store and at the door.
apo2 I'd
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DIO rOFFE E.-Io0 bags choice per A. L. Shot
III well, and in store, for sale by ---.
ap96 ). r. GILBERT IL CO. Rye. near Water.
NEW NGENl EMF
-Messrs. MACK Ss-B0BENSTlNE Sr~
- have just reed and will continue fs<5y =
M tn receive weekly from their large ~xKE5M g
llr- Wholesale Establishment In Gin Gkx1nS<s<1

THE subscriber having on the 18th int associated
L with him in business Mr.. 1heron palmcter, OF
ChatauqTe county, w. his business will hereafter be
conducted under the and style of John F. Glover
& Co. (ap25 d&wtD JOHN Il. GLOVER.
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IS FAD THUSy

We invite attention tn the advertisement OF DIR. Geo
hegans Extract of Hydropip T, which is said be
euectua remedy E,r dyspepsia ScrofuIa all
and almost all chronic diseases comes we'll recon-
mended by Of the first citizens aud physicians OF
Kentucky, and frf IN what have learned Of IT.
be valuable medicine, and the recipe accompanies
each bott it is not nosrum aud there is und-r the
circumstances not much chance far II 10 be humbug:
think IL me rits a trial from the afflicted.
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co To q ~
MACK & LoBENsTlN Els
w stern sta re loo in = Stor &c
EVANSVILLE, INDIAN A.,
IN LOWER STORY or DREws PAVILION, coRkEh
WATER AND srcAMoRksrRFkn
-Messrs. MACK 81 LOBENSTINE sS~
~ have just reed and will continue 49, ~ a
nd To receive weekly from their large cxFaU y III
ILL., Wholesale Establishments Cin- SssEs-a~a-A~
in matt the arge,t and extensive assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
manafacred with especial view 10 meet the wants OF
the markell and consisting of every article of appare
necessar! TO complete the Wardrobe Of efe'
~ taste.
The fol- owing kinds made of the best materials and
In the latest styles now in store
Black cloth dress and frock Goats; '-
Brown. black aud Invisible green;
Grey black, brown and gold mixed Tweed;
Also Every kind ofioose summer Sucks, dress and
frock Goats ami Coa,ees all of which respectful
ly invite the particular attention OF the public.
PANTS.
Super black and fancy Cassimeres;
Ali varieties Of Bombazins and Drap d'Ets';
GLASS Linen, Doeskin ard Corduroy:
Cassinet, Jeans and fancy summer Pants OF every
VESTS,
Black s: tin and fancy Silk Vests:
Velvet, valenc-, buff and white Marlei!ies, Liner
Cashmere and Cassinet, with com mon vcss of oil
styles and at the very low, st prices.
NsSHING GOODS. IN #,
NNx< Consisting Of an elegant and lIIlTlL
<&S large assortment OF cGstolne | (IhV
made bosom shirts shirt collars, III.
cravats Of superior qualify ard beautiful patterns, sA
nit cotton drawers shirts gloves suspendersahe
every other article usually found in the most extensive
establishment of tb' country
CO, In connection with their large stock Of HES
N-Siy clothing, they will keep fife assort ~
III mcnt of CAMPS Superior HATS AND Cars
Also, all kinds of Union, Mexican California,
Panama aud other sly les of hats with variety Oh
BOOTS and SHOES,
is useless to mention CANT and very extc
sive lot of togskn and other kinds of TRUNKS CARPET
BAGS andVALIsEs.
W Country Merchants are invited to call aud ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Were
turn thanks TO friends Tor their yer.
liberal patronage, and respectfully ask connusns'
Of the SAM. MACK & L0BENSTlNE.
E1a"sriile J9prii &c. 1S53.-u
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JUST received per steamer Pawn-io bales CannsItoa
u Saeetlngs, foi sale by J. Al MAGHEE & CO.,
ap1 Evansville, Ind.
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r,pr,,:IrMSiI.yCEw ,rr.

HAVE jus re lei veda sllc.,lid lot OF Premium silver
coas.~I.;n. fahir. Tea. salt and Nest r'l Spoons
Sdg"rs aovti kiiy 5, dc. Be-, r. Iois
L III a.ld see shea. T.. HUsT &C..
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a d sunny.
* WE have just received large stock Of Geld
IA and Silver Watches. i'm hunting and open
saas which will sell at Eastern prices, sad waanS
10 give Satisfaction. ~ - :
ALSO JEWELRY-A large, beautiful nd fashionable
stock. comprising Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Ch.ins
Gold Bracelets plain Gold Bands, Ladies' aud Geptas
Bre ST Pins, beautiful lot Of Eardrops and Ripss
plain scale and Fingerrngs. Seals Loo Geld
and Silver 1h;mbes Gold spcctacles, Silver Narkia
iings @-. .,.. r.. En-. - 80
ALSO GOLD PENS-Six dog A. Morton & &c p cole
braicd Gold Pens direct from manufacturer
ALSO-Ciocks of every variety eight hay ana ,hirtv
hour, IN Paper Maehe. Casi-iroa and Wood ases,
which we sell low and warrant 10 keep time.
We invite the public call and examine our ,toek
at the sign of the Big Watch, Main street beween
First and Second lapI)i BITTROLFF SONS.
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mEDrCALNOTICE.

-p, - 49, NVIICE. -
L TX J. X WILCOX begs leave respectfully to inform
- TIE public that he ha, taken primer in The prss-
ice oi Medicine, Dr. john CosysGTas. who, from at.
tnehs and varied eNI'ercl ranks among the Arst
IN, sicialIs in the Mississippi Valley 500 rrT
brs '" c. would say to those who may require their
services that they Will he promptly and carefully aten
dcd- std of desired ~ pol
increase the expense. }. r. WILCOX. NJ IL
apiiH J. CONVICTION, N. D.
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NEW F1MILY GROCERY
BY TlzOS. BACON Il CO..
oN FIRST STREET. BEEw. MAIN Lorrsr, KyAysvftfD.
ffNhE subscribers would respectfully inform the c
Il zens oil Evansville and vicinity, that they have on
hard aid receiving rye al well selected stock 81
FRESH GROCERIES, embracing every thing usually
KEPT ih q good Family Grocery; and they hope, BY
prompt attention 10 business, receive aud merit
iiDefsl share d pull lie patronage. y
III orders will receive prompt attention, and goods
delivered fo purchasers their doors desired, As We
have WAGON expressly for said purpose.
III PAH Goods warranted good SALE
PIhe highes, prices paid for Country Produce
TPPlease call examine our stock, rs We viii sell
at the lowest cash prices.
tTHOS. BACON & co.
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DICKELED PORK, Ham. and Sides at
l. apis T. BACON CO.'S Family Grocery.
INCUR, Corn Mea Rye and Unbolted Flour for sale
il at (apI5)- 4. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocery,
Oats, Corn and ship-stun for sale at
" apis II. BACON e. Co.'S Family Grocery.
DOSTOy and Golden Syrnps. Sugar-house and Ccm-
ID mon Molassse, by the bbl, hf bbl small for sale
ut (apIS y. BACON e. co.'s Family Grocery.
CyHOICE n. o. Sugar yellow and Clarified, by the
I J DBL. hf Dbl or small, at r. BACON & CO n ~
apis irr 1LEt famhs Ofoeey.
TTOPS.-Just reed IS bales Of Eastern HePs. and
III for ssie low by. rs- ~. - - = -
mh9i KELLER, FARSsLEr CO., p'ugSfHs