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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aAI.R.


NOTCE 10 hereby given. that vim sell public suction,
Saturday. the 18th day OF Nov. Ut 0eorss Hos
.srs che city Of E.:usylls The p.o. PRIV
tfaor sonssns prnc sy Of the follow evis Oss
Canal Bcss BY the Of a.. u. teerd Mule.
Wagon Horses Pisv os Of
cordv"o in uessss the Cassi bsnh iz miles from the
eisy also lot of Mes Hav lot wearing apparel
bedding credit Of six will be given ali
three dollars purchaser giving his with sDppov
pfsisement laws. SILAS STEPHENS
ocsz6-3tw4sd AdmuisSYasSp
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8se.x pointed Agestior the above Compa- 0sG u
-&.2f ~ ny In this city will be prepared. 6748&{
the ocening Of the Evansville aud
CrAwordsvs Railrosd Terrs Haate
River pavgasion receipts for the delivery
Prodacs every vson THROUGH ali
the Eastern Cities Railroad River Pt-
SurEh and thence East the Pennsvana Read their
desfiession.
ar Rates made known spplicasios my sss aser
under the Telegraph Oes wasshssss.
corner Of Canal and Walnut street. q
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WHOLESALE Day (sOODs.

NV nave hand Of the complete aud de-
w srable stocks Of Dry Goods found
market which all cash promps time buyers
unusually low Our socsa hought directly the
and Importers aud In quality
We ssss ecupston from any Of the markets. in the Wet
W. sesl thankful all Of old friends past avors
feel we'll that make il interest well
that Of all others give call before
elsewhere. octIs JOHNS1N a. FRENCH. :
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NOTICE.

oIICE he,sby eves shst have taken OFT Iss9s,s o.
John NJ deed. and
qualified sush Ezeeutor All having claims Against
said them daily
call and
settle with N iDsesntef. as store Water street
nov7-lR ROBEBT BARNES. Executor.
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GEORGE KLEIN. DECKER. PHILIP KRAMER
GEORGE KLEIN 4 co.,

bvan-vitte, indiana. a.-
Undersigned ses leave To inicrm the Merchants sf
Svutbe indiana and the plble generally. thas
Factory completed and they ready
facture Soap Candles and Lard OIL scale
W. will articles
prices As Low purchased In Cincinnati. We
iaeturs all the different qualities the
in that city and facilities
Thankful the liberal patronage have received
determined c.nthuance Of
the same liberal the the pub
lie for the establishment Of Home Manufacturer il
city. H i-
B.rhe highest market price, al paid for T.ilow.
Lard and Grease. oct23-3md GEORGE KLEIN = CO.
eEvncennes Gazette and Henderson Courier copy
and send bills to this once. - ~
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@ Journeyman printers are in great de.
mand ut Nashville.
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100000 WANrkU
INDIANA STATE SfUCk BAN n NVISS In EXCHANGE
FOX Uki GUUUS.
INDIANA state sssex bans Noss will be recsived At par
IN exchsass tot ufy Goods the lowest price.
Suck 10 large les ana will nnd their at-
s~ll and stock before
ehssIss else whsrs. GVMDY, TEkkY Il CO.,
ost5t-4Sd&w tsvuisvills, Ky.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTNE.
NOTICE nsr.by gwen that the has taken ocs
letters the VI Henry u. fooSd
late OF t~sasrburSh N.Y. dsceasea SAD ssppss
I'd W BE- solvent. ssr26-3w SiLAS STEPHENS, 1am's.
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NJ Ice was formed in Charleston and
Sevsnnah the night Of the 18th.
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MARYLANDs STATE LoTTEBlEs

LOT Of Turnhuii's Custins Boses. Corn Shelter.
"A Sausage Cutters for sale by ncv1t r GRANT co
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ~ kACHANSH FOR STATE

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY COODS AMI
CLOTHING lN EN(yHANGE FOR STATE
STOCK BANK NOTES.
IL this city aud vicinity, that he has opened
we'll elecssa sock Of Fancy Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
French and English Mernos Plaids DLanes half and all
vool black plain and wasrsd Silks beaehed plai1 Striped
and solid cold Slks; Dress Sks; all coors
inss. Lisseys Bay states Thybet plain aai Fancy sh
ne Cloass Of all styles aad naeriAs and multitude Of
etner articles too tedious TO mention. -
Wishing to re tk.r .il and s.ppiiss 70 a
N call before purchasior eIse where
ny very heavy and choice stock Of Casstaets
n ssd sney Casmsrrs all eolors Of brosecoths. over
10 sSos. d.siins Rssdy Hss n .Sn 70 v,,,,
ne 4. 80, :. *. 80. 80 vhiSh a..
~ .os{ ICY 49,. 49,.
$40 ses"s.
evr ar.,vson az .hIs y, ws,.s. h,,r s o,
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CITy MILLS FLOUR for sale .. the Mil ass o9
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STORAGE WANTED
Nv are prepared in Fire
any quantity Of Grain. Produce Merchandise. on
tho liberal terms.
Having large airy up stairs particular will
be taken OF HI usehold Furniture Agricultural Implements.
russ 1 y FL. =.
the lowest BY the month
or longer when desired.
Warehouse located Locust street and W. and
Canal and convenient shipping BY River OF Rail
road. Applyto uovI GEO. FOSTER a CO.
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JOHN =. MITCHELL Il SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CON
MISSION MERCHANTS.

OEes ssd WereAssss Water street, SfSsss .Msia
and Locust; also corner Of Walnut ct. asd tAs
Cssaf, and a. tAe Big Wharf Boat ct
gest Of Main street.
IT1ILL advance cash on all kinds Of Produce coz
wv signed them, sale here ship Cor.
respondents atNew Orleans and the Eastern Cities.
Orders for purchasing Produce Merchandise, nlsd
ut the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention TO the Forwarding Of
all and Produce to their and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction
novI4-u JOHN s. MITCHELL Il SON.
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NOTIONS. toys AND FANCY Goods.
q. PUSHEE NOW BEEN E1GhT YEARS IN
Evansve consaptiy adding all the little
articles this rarsicssr branch Of trade
with presept with Eastern merchants
win SELL the 10 market prices. Customers
are invited rr..e
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hall. First
e2-Iyd&w
DLACK ANDFANCY DRESS SILKS We have o, hand
ID superb of desirable goods which we will or
Ter 70 the heavy discount years prizes Call
and them. sett JOHNSON & FRENCH.
SAVINGS BANK.
FIRST STREET, BELOW MAIN.
NHS bsnk pays cent. interest dspoes psystls
demand; buys and sells Exchange, Cain rncurrrnt
Money &C.. de grsnss Loans makes reits
promptly at current rates of Exchange RENTED
all parts Of Europe. octlf-tf G. COPELAND Cashier.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
MU ERsHANTS shipping receiving Merchandise
vl by Caua viii ind warehouse the most conve-
pient for that husne Our charges will be reasonable
he business viii be PROMPTLY and
20 oct23-lmd HILL b HOLIDAY.
IDOULTRY.-s dor Chiekeng
IL dor Ducks -.
20 Turkey received
set7 COOKS Family drosery.
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I IMPROVE YOUR sTOCK.-I have several pairs OF full
bieod and half breed Shanghai Chickens for sale
COOKS Family Grocerv
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-15

Important Oregon and Washington
Territory Land Questions Ssttled.-We
hear that in deciding very recently on a
claim from the Pacific coast, The Commits.
sioner of the General Land Office has
ruled that the title TO all lands in those
territories, upon which towns or villages
have grown up since 1850, to which indi-
yidual settlers had acquired inchoate rights
underline donation law ofLhat year $780,
will become the property Of such individ.
uals when they make proofof compliance
with the terms .ofthe law; and further, that
The title to the lands in the said territories,
occupied as towns or villages, prior to
1850, vests in the trustees thereof, for
the common benefit Of all the inhabitants
thereof, under the provisions of the law
of May %, 1914.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-15
Terrible Rail Road Accident,

Tire Baltimore city papers are full Of
details of the terrible railroad calamity
that occurred on the Susquehanna Rail
SRoad on the evening Of The 4th of July,
The scene of the accident was curve
of the road about midway between the
Relay House and Riders Grove.
Three trains, full of ladies and gentle
men, with children, left the city during
the day, to participate in the celebration.
Returning, one ofthe trains left for Balti-
more at two o'clock, another started at
five, and the third, with which the acci-
dent occurred, at about fifteen minutes
later.
At25 minutes past O'Clock that a fter.
noon the regular train for York left CAL
vert Station, consisting Of four passenger
cars and baggage car--al with the ex-
ception of the last car were filled with
passengers. MIR. William Scott was con
ductor, accompanied by Mr.. Hollins, and
other officers otihe road, who were repair
ing 10 Riders Grove 10 assist in the ar
rangement for the safe return Of the ex-
cursionists On arriving at the Relay
House, tie York train according 10 orders
proceeded 10 lay off on the Green Spring
switch, where the instructions were that
it should wait until the excursion train or
trains passed. The express train from
York, due early in the day, which had
been thrown out of time, was waiting at
the Relay, and after it had passed down
towards Baltimore, they waited for one
excursion train, of about sixteen cars,
crowded 10 excess, which passed down
without giving any information to the
conductor that two other trains were
coming, which unfortunately proved to
be the case.
The road being now supposed to be
clear the York train again took the main
track, and proceeded on, and had scarce
Iy got fully under way when, about three
quarters Of a mile from Riders, terrible
crash, accompanied by rush of Steam,
brought all who were uninjured 10 their
feet, and on escaping from the wrecked
cars, most heart-rendering scene pre-
sented itself, that it were impossible to
describe in all lis horrors.
The locomotive attached to the excur-
sion train was behind, pushing the cars;
that attached 10 the other train was in
front, and literally plowed its way into
the cars, loaded with passengers, in front.
About half q dozen cars were crushed
and shivered 10 atoms. and q large num-
Der OF their unhappy inmates either kill
ed upon the spot or dreadlully injured.
The scene is described as narrowing to
the last degree.-Several of those killed
and wounded were SO caughtin the wreck
Of the broken cars, that they could not be
released for a considerable time.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-15
"a Thing of Beauty is a Joy forever"

Why will people endure pimplcs on the human
face divine, or cruptions of any kind, when it is
a fac. so well known that Or. GuysOirs NllOu
Dock and Sqrsarapiila cicanscs the skin from all
impurity, removing Pimplcs, Sores, & Blotchcs,
leaving the affected parts as healthy, smooth and
soft as the flesh of babe. It is really priceless
TO all that wish the rosy beauty of childhood.
II causes all sores and poisonous wounds to
discharge all infested matter, and cradicutcs cr-
cry mparity from the system.
1t does its work mildly, but efTcctually, giving
conscious beauty and blooming health in the
place Of uglincss and soul-sickening disease.
III Sec advertisement. 2j5-it.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-15
Sale of a Valuable HOUSE and LOT
in BrandOnyiIIe, Preston Co.

Moses Shehen The decree Of the Circuit
Us. Court Of Preston county
George ]. Leib. rendered in the FOREGOING
cause on the l7th day of March. 1854, III
which the undersigned are named as Com
missiunprs, directs said Commissioners to
sell the House and T.o, in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, 10 the highest bidder
before the front door Of the Courthouse in
Kinswood, upon credit Of 6 and l2 months,
the purchaser giving bond and security with
interest from the day Of sale.
The sale Of said House and Lot will be
made on the 81 Monday in August, 1854, Ut
being Court.duy,l at the place and on the
terms above named. WM. Il. BROWN,
25lh May, 1854. JNo. j. BNo~N'
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laiIroad Accident.

BUFFALO, JuIy7.-The night express
train on the Great Western Railroad,
after leaving the suspension bridge
last night, ran over horse aud threw
two emigraut cars down an embank-
ment, killing seven and wounding ten
others of the omigruu,s. The first class
passengers all escaped without injury
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PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to Decree Of the Circuit
4 Court Of Monongalia county, Va, rem
dered in the case Of Henry Watson and 9th
ers against James 0. Watson and others, The
undersigned us Commissioner will, on Mon
day the Goth day Of June, 1854, being Court
day, u, the Courthouse in Morgantown. sell
at public sale to the highest bidder, about
"a Acres of Land,
lying on Whi,e-day creek, in Monongalia
county, near Smithlield, being Lots No. d
aud S in the division Of the Estate Of James
G. Watson, deceased, and the same that was
assigned 10 the heirs Of Thos. Watson, decd,
Also ca Acres being Lot No. 3, assigned
TO Mary G. Watson, in the division oil said
Estate. All Of said Lots lie adjoining, and
will be sold together. This land is valuable
and the title believed to BIZ perfectly gond.
Said sale to be upon credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with security Tor the payment oil the
purchase money, bearing interest from the
day of sale.
May 90, 1854.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE.-Therc was little improve.
meut in this prices Of the better qualities OF
nsrf Cattle 10 day, although the aver
a NV" mice is the sumo us last week. The
If" "II;,rinps at the scales were 500 head, OF
Which Is WERE driven to Philadelphia, u
m w IeIt over msod, and the balance 'l6
Nn,,n were sold 10 city butchers AT prices
H H,"n;ny from 81 to Sj.25 on The hoof, equal
!" sSai0.25 mel, and averaging $3.50 gross
uoGS-The mnrke, is dull and prices
ron,imue 10 decline. We note sales 'O'da!
a y, ,Ir sraIcsa, S5.75a$6 pr 100 lbs.
s,,pEp-Tl,c demand is not brisk and
,,.'.,.s nrr without material change. we
rn," " 10 unie sules al s:.iS35O per heal
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MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. III. n. MACIkEY,

ENHANKFUL for past iavors, would mos,
l. respectfully solicit continuation OF
the same, believing BY strict attention to
business he can render entire satisfaction
CO. He will always be found, when moi
professionally absent, IL, Frank. NJ. Chaliant'
Drug Store, Main street, next door TO TIC
Post 0iIice. ...
Mo~an,own. July IS. 1851. 1
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i q q q q q i


NEWARK, New Jersey, JanuNFy 20.
Mr.. Bcnnct;-Wo take pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman informed me
tha, his daughter was troubled with difficult
mcnstruation and other diseases peculiar to her
sex. Sac had not had her regular menstrual dis
charges fora long time; but by the use of DR..
Guysott's yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla was rad
icnIly cured. She used Townsend's and others
without receiving the slightest benefit. lie had
one daughter die from the same disease.
J. u. TRIP & Co.
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Marrts0:

July 9th, 1854, by Ed. G. F. C, Conn,
Mr.. WILSON DARLING, TO Miss MARGARET
BEAR, both Of Greene county, Pa.
While old maids are snarlng,
And bachelors stare,
The cute MIR. Darling
Walks up to his Bear,
To his cottage he bears her, without let or
strife,
And makes OF her bcarship Darling for
life
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-15
BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Morgantowa Bridge Company, will be
held at the Courthouse in Morgantown, on
Saturday the 10th day Of August next,-at
which time and place an ELECTION will
be held for President and two Directors Of
said Company.
By order, GEO. S. RAY, Secy.
July Is, 1854. I'd
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For Cash Of Trade Only!
Fycsls .R,.rtcai &c the
Variety Store 4 Clothing Emporium Mel
HigA street, lIorgQnio1rA, Ia.

lt9H SFeet, ioTSuHtoHH, &c
GROCERIES, Hardware, Queensware, Glass,
ware, stonewarc, Iron, Nails, Salt, Castings,
Hill side, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American ploughs, Plough Points and Landsdes.
Ladies' dress goods, of almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy color
ed Grape shawls, and almost everything the ladies'
may want, and very cheap, too. IS.
Gen,emcn's and Boys wear for Spring and
Summer; black, blue and brown Sack, Frock
and Dress Coats; pants, vests, drawers, crayats,
shirts and shirt collars, gloves, pocket And neck
handkerchieIs, hats, boots and shoes, and every
article gentlemen may want to complete their
wardrobe. We invite everybody to call, as our
Stock is complete and We are determined to be
second to none. .-
We buy for cash; We sell for cash; we have
but one price, and will sell our goods nj tho very
lowest figures. We can and will sell as low, a.
any house in town, east west, north or south.
Ii attention to business and honorable dealing
will give MS friends We arc determined to have
them. Our motto is Quick Sales, small profits
and ready pay. LATER & FLEMING.
Morgan,own, June ., 1854.
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David L, Chadwick, P!G ! !,
uH Us. In ChanceTy.
Levi Fortney ct ais, Drfis.

UPON IN Order Of Reference to the under.
signed Commissioner Of the Circuit Court OF Nj, ;
Mongolia county, Virginia, which was made on
the 18th day Of April, 1851:
The parties interested in ssi,lcSnsc, as we'll MS
tho creditors at large against tho Estate ofDaniel
Foriney, deceased, will take notice that shall,
at my Office in Morgantown. N,rginia, On satnr-
day the 29tl day OF July, 1854, proceed to state
and settle tho accnun, III said cause and ififom
nny cause said account shallnot bs taken on said
day, and tho evidence in proof of tho CLAIMS
against said DANIEL fqrney's estate being COM
meuced shall not hc completed, then the taking
OF the same will bu adjourned from time Aims
until completed.
Given under my land, as Commissioner of said
Court, this lst day Of July, 1854.
| [IuIy s.--s55td l.. S. -HOuGn.
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Still Another Dreadful Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, July s.-Iesterday
afternoon, the down train from Potts
vile came in collision with the up train
from Philadelphia, near Phenixville'-
One of the passenger cars was entirely
demolished. Thirty persons were bad
" wounded. 1t is believed that three
49,, J;,,,lly ;,;ural
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fsEcoND DISPATCH. |

1t now appears that the above acct
dent was caused by the train being
thrown from the track by running over
a COW. All the wounded are likely to
recover.
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Philip a q, P!t' ), c,,,,,,a
Samuel Ragsr ct ais, Dcfs.

UPON an account, under an Order of Re-
ference to the undersigned, one ithe. Commits
stolers ofthc Circuit Court Electromagnetic coun-
ty, Virginia, which order was made oil the 18th
day OF April, 1851:
The parties interested in The account in said
cause will take notice that shull, ut my oiiiea
in Morgnntown, Virginia, OIL Tuesday the slst
day OF July, 1854, proceed to stale aud settle
Tho same; a. which time and place all persons
interested will attend with their claims against
the Estate ofWilliam tober, deceased, with any
evidence which may be required in support Of
the same.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of July,
1854. l.. S. lIoUGlI.
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Destructive Fire in Philadelphia.

On Wednesday night, soon alter 10
O'Clock, a fire broke out in the National
Theatre, Philadelphia, from the firing Of
a gun during the performance. The
flames spread with great rapidi'y, and The
building was speedily consumed. Shep'
pprd, a well known actor, persisted in the
flames The fire then communicated to
the Chinese Museum, which was totally
consumed, along with some forty large
stores and dwellings. The Girarl House 9.,,
was in great danger, but was saved. The
amount of loss is roughly estimated al
81, 100000, with insurance for s7oo,OOo
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-15

~ The latest accounts Of the great
railroad acciden, near Baltimore state
that 81 persons were killed and 80 Sc
riously injured.
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A Store for Sale.
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL.

rTNlIE undersigned would respectfully announce
to the public that he has leased the house
known as "thc Northwestern Hotel" situated
in CLARKSBURG, Va. Tho house and larnI-
,urc arc now undergoing general course OF re-
pair and renovation, which, when completed,
will render this one OF the most p Gasant houses
in the country. The Rooms arc large, airy and
conveniently arranged. A portion OF the house
is now ready for the accommodation ofcompany'
and public patronage is respectfully solicited
No pains will be spared to render those VINO may
encourage this house comfortable, contcntcd
and happy. SAMUEL WALKER, Proprietor.
Clarksburg, Va, June |, 1854.
p.S.-A limited number Of Boardcrs can be
accommodated with rooms.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Michael Cress, Admir-, :. c,,- .,.u
U.s. : In Gha1CeTy.
Maria Cress, Widow, &c.

Us. IN GlalC6Ty.
Maria CresS, Widow, &c. }
Pursuant to the decree rendered in the
foregoing case at the August term, 1888, OF
the Circuit Cour, Of Preston county, shall
On the 10th day of August next,
it being Court day at the front door Of the
COURTHOUSE in Kingwood, proceed to sell the
Land in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
consisting Of two Tracts Of Land, one Of l0l
Acres and the other 40 Acres, lying in the
county Of Preston, on upper Sandy Creek,
near George Browns, OH credit of 6, u
and Is months; the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day of sale; a lien will also be retained
upon the same until the purchase money is
paid. G. CRESAo,
July 5, 1851. 256td Commissioner.
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CHEMICALLY COLORED
D.gGUEFeREOT1EDES.

Adams, Premium Daguerreotypist, from
Washington, D. c., has taken rooms, Tor a
few days only, over 0liphunts Iron Store
and will be happy to make or exhibi, Da-
guerreoypes Of an entirely different quality
from any which have heretofore been made
in this place. Mr.. AS StereoscopIc or solid
Daguerreo,ypes are. truly wonderful, and
his new style oil Colored Miniatures surpass
in durability and brilliancy Of coloring, the
finest Ivory Paintings.
/. Gs- Cloudy weather as good as fair, ex-
cept for small children.
Morsan,own, July e,h.