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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-01-17
FARM PRIVATE

u n u n . =. u n "a NJ 4 III a ! II
SALE--The subscriber offers for sale on rea-
sonable and easy terms, his farm in Lawrence
township, containing hutadea acres, and allow
ance. The buildings are good log house frame
barn, and other out-houses There is also on the
place a promising young orchard of choice fruit
trees, in fine bearing order. Also, never failing
spring of water About sixty Acres cleared Two
miles from Clearfield.
Inquire OF F. 2. BUTLER. Clearfield Or the sub
scriber on the premises JOSEPH LANICH.
October 4. lS54-3rn
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Gy The young lady who took the eye of ev-
cry body, has been arrested for stealing
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GtAUTION.-An persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing, or in any way meddling
with a two horse wagon and pair of bob sleds
in the possession Of ?. ii. Booz, as the said
property bilongs to me and is in his possession as
loan only JOHN BRUBAkER.
September 20, 1854.
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FEYHE RED FLAG EICT0RIOUS.-The Blood
a Red Banner floats in triumph on the :.Cid Cor
Store" where a NJ. HILLS has just opened the
cheapest and most splendid assortment Of G oods,
ever displayed before this community. and exactly
adapted to their many and various necessities.
Every variety of Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Boots
Shoes, Cloths, Cassimeres. and ali other kinds of
drygoods. that unapproachable by any other
similar articles, either in beauty Of style, quality
price.
Also excellent assortment of Groceries Hard
ware, Stone and Queensware, with fancy articles
ad ilifzlitu1t.
H9 defes competition and invites all persons to
give him call at the '.Ot3 C0r5ssrh which has trU
ly become the sBazarr' of Clearfcld
Every attention viii be shown to customers and
visitors. and no pains will be spared TO send all
smiling away. loaded with his beautiful and yaua-
BILE goods. never surpassed in CIcariield.
!. u. HILLS.
Clcaricld. June -. l654-ly
NTEW GOODS AT TIE CASH sT0RE.-Tbc
! subscriber has just received a large and well
selected stock Of GOODS of almost every dcscrip-
ton suitable the season, which he is selling oil
ut extremely low prices lie respectfully invites
the attention of all who wish to buy good Goods at
the lowest prices, 20 call az the sign ofthe 'Chcap
est Gods
Country produce Of almost every description Ia
ken at market prices in exchange for goods
Persons wishing to purchase. and receive fair
equivalent for their money, viii do well TO give
him call.
Remember the sign of the CHEAPEST GOODS.
on Market street, and call and be convinced that
there IS truth in the words thereon Inscribed.
June Is. IIj4 WNI. Z. IRWIN.
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IA HAT CAN BE GOT FOR s55.---T'he ur-
w dersigned have entered into an s,rranE nEea.el.t
by which they agree TO furnish the kuiykal5ocLyr
Magazine, lmoHthy the Home =. aurEal tHeekiyJ
and the Musical World and Times. IWetkIv.} 10
subscribers, at the very moderate price &C i've
dollars, year the three publications; ali Or
dcrs, enclosing that amount to Dyer & Wills, viii
be promptly attended TO
SAMUEL IEUSTON.
Publisher Of the knickcTl 10 akor
MORRIS & WILLIS.
Publishers of iic Home Journal.
DYER ( WILLIS.
Publishers Of the Musical = orld ard Times,
SO Broadway. ECu York
GRAND LITERARY AND Artistic C,aMBr-
NATION
arrangements have been made 10 furnish tho
AnickerbOckcr Magazine. the Home Journal. and
the New York Musical VI orlj and Times, 10 new
subscribers. for five dollars q wear This Is chtan
literature, with a vengeance. The knickerbockcr
Is B per annUn the Home Journal. -; and TIE
Musical World and Times 81 making IS q year
NJ the usual rates. ThIt three such works can be
obtained for five dollars year is fact truly yyor-
thy the Caloric age. which i Just now being ush-
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by Lewis Gaylord CLARK. il Is unnecessary 10
speak For twenty years il has been the most
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ted by Geo p Morris and y. =. Willis. is we'll
known as the best family newspaper IN America;
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Richard Storrs Willis with Lowell Mason, Geo. II.
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L. Root. and other musical writer's contributing;
and which gives, among other things, over SIS
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nal ever published. These three publications VIII
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Painting, Sculpture; Inventions Discoveries; Wit
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and other attractions for Ladies Choice New Mu-
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Reviews and Criticism of Musical Works Pcrfor-
mers and Performances in short the very pick
and cream OF Novelty Incident. History. Biogra-
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Address DYER & WILLIS 27J Broadway.
Editors publishing the above three times and
sending the papers containing it to Dyer Willis,
will receive the three works named, for one year
Aug. %, 1854.
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NNTILLIAM s HANSELL & SON Manufac-
w turcrs and Importers of SaddIery and Sad
dlery Hardware, No. 2S Market Street, Bbiladel-
phia. Saddles, Brides, Harness Trunks, Whips,
Saddle Bags Bride Filling, BITS, Stirrups, Buckles,
Carpet Bags, ect june Is, silly
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For the money. there is not the equal of House
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~ The partnership heretofore existing between
C. NJ. Graham and J. E. Watson, was this day dis
solved by mutual consent, having disposed of their
interest to Jas 3. Graham C. NJ GRAHAM
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The business viii hereafter be continued by Jas
B. Graham, as formerly, who viii collect all
counts due, and pay all debts contracted by the
former firm. JAS. b. GRAHAM.
Grahampton, November 10, 1851
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SPLENEID NEW ST0RE.---R. SHAW &
- Sos have just returned from the city with an
entire stock Of Goods which they offer FOR sale
onthe very lowest terms al the old stand lately
occupied by \ II. Hills West end Of the Mansion
House. CIearfieid, Pa. Their s-ock OF goods has
been selected with great care. and better OF
cheaper assortment was never brou GIT into Clear
field county
They defy all competition, and invite the pub
lie to call and examine their goods Every arti-
Gle Is entirely new. aid as cheap if moi cheaper
than can be purchased elsewhere
r. SHAW.
A. H. SHAW.
June %. 1854
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4 EFE INSURANCE. SAVE YOUR LIVES.
8Z AND YOUR MONEY, by having yUur lie
insured in the Eusquehanna Mutual Insurance
Company OF Harrisburg. Pa.
CAPITAL. 100000
CHARTERED MARCH 23d, 1884
any person can have their own life insured or
that of friend from one to ninety years Per
of y years of age. pay SI.52 per 500 year
ly. At so years - SO for 100000, yearly for life
The whole premium for life IN ordinance Is S2S9
at the age ct p years, premium ditto; SI09 is
S25S8.
DR.. r. y. WlLsoN. OF Cie@rfcId, Medical Ex-
aminer.
ANY information nay be Obtained from
fIr. 5. 7. SCHBYNER, Agent.
September G. 1854.
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E0RN RUSSELL & C0---TANNERS ( CURRT-
~ Frs, PenGsville. Grampian Hills Clsarleld
Co, Pa. keep constantly on hand excellent as
sortment of leather which they offer for sale at the
lowest cash prices. Cash paid for hides.
July 10. 1884.
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FsNAR ---The undersigned has just received and
n will keep for sale, at his shop on third street
superior article of tar. GEORGE ORR
Clearfeld. July s. 1854
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NEW FIRM.---HARTSHoRN & McCRACK-
/ EN-. have just opened new and splendid as
sortmcnt of goods of every variety. at the old
stand ofD. ". ROBINS d Co, Lumber city, Clear
field CO.. Pa
They invite the public to give them a call and
feel assured they viii be able to render entire sat
isfaetion. Lumber Hides. Rags Grain and all
other kinds of produce taken in exchange
BENZ. HABTSHORN
August 9, 1854 TII0S NeCRACKEN
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ISAAC VI. ASHTON.-Hat Store, No. 172
Il Market St. Philadelphia. Hats. Caps Furs
&c, of every variety, and tho best quality always
on hand. Dune Is, IS54-ly
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q GRY BEEF, of the best quality just received
NJ and for sale at WM- Z. IRwIN's Cheap store.
June II, 81.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

CoAL.-A couple losds of coal have been
brought down the canal from the Petersburgh
mines, Pike county. We have tried this
coal. and from this experiment and what We
have heard from others. we should judge IL
to be of excellent quality, and as well adapt
ed for the stove or CRATE perhaps, a. the
PIT sburgh coal. 1t is sold At the canal for
nine cents, or about ten cents delivered!-
Messrs. Bollus e. Co. have leased these coal
mines for ten years, and have now put them
In active operation. This coal, from its ex-
ceiIence and cheapness, will be likely TO in.
terfere considerably with the sale Of Pitts
burgh coal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

The Evansville was here Saturday morn
ing from Louisville bound for Green river. She
had fine trip Of fncisti- -
- Capt. Greer did not GO down on the Stock
well. He was left at Mt Carmel sick. Capt.
Stephen Greer took command Of the boat, with
Mr.. Isaac Crane financial controller.
81 - The river was falling last Saturday, as We
predicted il would be.
- Several boats were iediously long time
trying 10 affect landing last Saturday, owing
10 The high wind. We have scarcely ever known
more disagreeable day with the wind and dust
combined. Inihe morning there vas slight
,snow, and weather changed fSsn Mid to csad
- The N. w. Thomas tayed here The great.
er part OF Ssturday taking in freight Tor New
Orleans. such as tobacco, pork, lard, fowls, &c.
She left 81 o'clock: --lfs-ie
The Cryss! Palace arrived here Satur-
dav afternoon from Louisville. but only stopped
few minutes. She Is now the regular Saturday
packrt to ST. Louis, and fas. and good boat.
The T. C. Twitchell from Louisville for
New Orleans, took q board here Saturday, 1000
bbls pr, k, besides great deal Of other freight.
- The White river started for Green river
Friday evening, loaded to the guards with gro
ceries, &C. and with Aatboat in tow also loaded,
and leaving considerable freight behind.
The Rainbow arrived at Evansville from,
New Orleans Friday evening at 10 o'clock with
good freight and number Of passengers. We
thank our old friend Bish A. Oglesby, o: the of
fee. tor a larg. package Of New Orleans papers
of The 18th.
The Fanny BuIliu arrived at New Or
leans last Friday week. and was advertised 10
leave next day. If she has not arrived here be-
fore the publication Of this, she may be hardly
expected. Mrs. Fanny Bullitt in compliment to
whom this fne boat was named, recently died,
and her body was taken up to Louisville on the
Twichell last trip.
Tie Eclipse and Europa lefl New Or.
leans on the els: for lie Ohio river. The York
town, Media,or. Peter Tellon. Argyle and Ohio
Belle arrived thai dav.
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= Corn--Sales 5000 sacks, including 24s
mixed at slc: 1900 white and yellow at sac;
1ls2 III 8 lots at s3c, aud 200 sacks selected
white at Csc y bushel. ~ = i1.fi
Oats-2O0 sacks Ohio sold at 65c. and 500
st. Louis at Coo. q bushel.
Whisky-50 bbIs Rectiied sold at 26c. p
gallon. a..srs,l.
Pork-242 bills Inspected and 70 bbls un-
inspected Mess were sold at SIS.
Bacon-l0 casks Sides sold at 7sc. and Is
at 73c. .e-.,.x mn
Lard--I2o kegs Prime sold at lOsc.
India Bagging-50 bales were sold to ar.
rive at ll3c. .sr-f.-,r.... -, IL
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Woop.-Mr. WIN. Green advertises to-
day that he sells wood lower than anybody
else in the city. He has large quantity Of
excellent wood st his woodward on the canal
near Eggleston e. Co.'s foundry. Those
wanting wood should give him call.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26

eEwML b Exhibited at EVANSVILLE on MONDAY.
MARCH 18Th. ~ =
This the farewell visit the South Of this large solsesa
l'1I7 NUMBERING OYER $50 SPECIMENS.
and including she curiosity In the World. y II
THE GIRAFFE!
An animal OVER sEvESTEEx and Of the NEST
striking beauty Of form and color.
TINS - PosIT1vElY TEE Last VISIT
OF the Mssserie the Palace be in Cincinnati IN April
% receive the North American Museum collection
Modevn and Antique Curosities which number 500
60. ssa which will be exhibited the Pasce ell the
prncpa towns the Southern and Western rivers The
Museum contains specimens OF all that wonderful
in Lature and and fail prove
Amusing and Instructive ell classes Of the community
The collection Of living wild Animals Ut present board
the Palace 10
.frgf The La rgest In Am-Psca.
Mn. VAN AMBURGH tho far famed suhduer Of wild AMI
mal will the Dens Of his trained Lions Tgers Leo
pards and Through his thrilling
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.YUJOU r N AL.

Ola Lsas Ansi.Knsw Neshusg Meeting
The meeting last Saturday right Of tn
Old Liner Anti Know Nothingers wa
largely attended; Jer of the crowd per
hsps. being Know No,hings. The following
ticket was nominated:
CITY CLERK,
1a'aa,''tia s Well H. Walker.
CITY MARSHAL,
.IcS Peter Burk.
CITY COLLECTOR,
&- John Farrell.
CITY TREASURER,
~ 8. Sorenson.
.i f.s5ig CITY ASSESSOR.
y 80 p sa'a Jas. SPalding.
81. SCHOOL TRUSTEE. .at
r+1afss John IngIe. Jr.
e, lei - CITY SURVEYOR,
'i,saN i,sffl ]. D. Saunders.
,iss' = TOWN TREASURER, Dr. r.
.s,'f "a. 81 E. r. Hill. ',i.s, 8, "a
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the close OF this Daring Exhihos each afternoon the
Animals will be fedn the Of the audience.
A3- Doors open from 10 s. and to 81 O'Clock r. NJ.
Immediately after the performances board the Paass.
GRAND CONCERT will .be given In the Ridotte Saloon
board the James Raymond. by
REEDS MlNSTREISs
assisted the NED DAVIS ths beautiful
Dsnseuse. Mrs. e. DaviI
~ Admission Meuaeeris IS cents
Admission 70 Concert. Is cents
CntIdren snd Ssrvano..... 10 eeno
mht7 lvdvtt
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TO DEALERS IN wAsaBOARDs.

US 1897 o. RICE Of Cincinnati. ..ISvExfKD yALuA-
i.io.d PATENT in October Said Ingroven.e.
sisted In properly preparing the KpeEs OF sine er
ss S
As e
sold his entire interest and ownership in said
Well ss.sos.. % 8. RICE ~
rnovsD PAIEsr zISc wAsHBoAHDs having succeeded tn:
- IL.
@ s' g.
secured BY said patent Suits have been snd srs
asssI ( for a.
sta 81 ss
in Zine ashee.rds made the patented By
2 hap: Of Il. of,.psi
~: :: S::s
really depend Wholesale orders 4. s.ssas .;s':
spssfally selessd and pi'mpy sTseu'sd a. los prices
. Say of the unauthorized n.l''' i q w. WAYNE.
S Ssi: store opposite fs mis- SSsss
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL. =
IIY Msrshaa" Shipping Goods BY 3. Canal sii snd my
town soas: when the Bill. Esdss are %.ss
pers. mhif dim EDw. r. HILL.
.JUsEE7I. . az Ss..s.!. & Fam, Fern.
~ Bs S d'f .ylor.s Central Africa. 5F
Ra.n Han: sy Fanny Fern. ,fr,ar.
y, Ia L,fe Of Horace +or,c.. Sfs ley =,
nhi4 SAMUEL LISTERS Book store.
d 10 o.:s ss.! csadls';
.t Don so.' P Ps.sa ziss Wash Boards.
5nests assorted sixs Tubs. Tor sale ~
NAMs.-sOO kegs .xorssd in st scr: e. IezYI;s
Dusr RECEIVED 100000 K ssss:;s; so Car:
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THE ALLIES sURRENpKRRp.u

SINCE MEsSRS. ALTERING Drummer HAVE
- the Corner stand Water street. under the
Journa Once filled overEoving with the largest
and latest STYLES Of Winter Clothing Fur
nshing Goods etc., and sell then tonshnsy lev. the
ALLiEB HAVE BEEN COAPELlED TO SQkkENDkk
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists I'm part Of Msas .ad Bey rsady CiosainS
Of Gentle cen's Dress Goods and Tors Hsrnhng Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for
superior other house In the city,
which them as all tines IN all orders with the best
goods and 1t the be.. bargains Country and city
ana the public generally invited ea and
examine their New Reduced Pfievs purchase
ing elsewhere. dscfS-u
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STATE OF INDIANA.
vaadsrbursh county. ss'

STATE V.. q. sSI,: county. IS.
To the Sierifof Vawderburgh Comfy, Indiana.
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER Clerk Of the Wander.
bursh Crcait Court. within and tor said county d:
places OF holding elections On the hrst Monday in April
For Piseoa Township Justice Peace and four
For Perry Township Justice OF the Pssss and
Fer Unioa Township. Justice Of Peace and
Constables; vs.. = -.
For Centre Township. two Cosstahlss;
For knight ownship. two Cesstables;
For Armstrong; TswnshP Justice the Pesss
German Township justices Of the Pssss and
Fer Scott Township one Justice Of the Peace aud two Con
stables. (Arrrsr JACOB LUNKENHEiMER
tiff tlai- ftr.-r ny l.. RICHTER. d. @.
T. JoRN H. CAvTrr, sher,n % vsadsrSursh eouasv. Do
hereby certify the shove true copy Of the notice Of the
!, JOHN &. GAvIrf. 8. v. @.
March. sth iss5. nhio dso -. -.
IT OOK HEREi-we viii receive par for Gales
Bank. Co00sreinl Bask Teaa Dsndrtdgs
hank Atsaass Bank. Claiborne Bsst clsibess Aisss.s
Banks etc.
a st Of washbssrds wsshsahs. Bsshss. Brsens. etc.
mh7 - vIcKERY'S.
NUOLAS6ES.-
N1 SO bbis Molasses:
30 half bbls Ben nstt's eeepersgs).
Received and 10 arrive. and for sale b.
mhS PRESTON BROS.
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IA GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIMENTS
T HE CHI A N G. Flu!
CHINESE ITNTMENT

- = -
:apsrisi preparation. is presented .. the nsreaa
public with tbs greatest confidence that its eeent
rasive qualities excel other known inment. ls SETON
cefaa SAFE and uniform failing In
Aa application 10 appropriate AL who have tried regard
u infable in the diseases: Rheumaas Spsns
Bruises Swsed Limbs Weak Joists White Sweiing Pains
IN the Back Hps sides Breast Face ssy ether part
the body.
is external remedy In Bruises. Scsids. Cuts etc.
The this uestmabs chemical d
TO the human species. but equally
dom estic animal Horse Among the many diseases
accidents occurring 70 the horse for which the certain
be named the Ing via: Cuts Bruises Chaes
Scratehes Cracked Heel Strains In the Shoulder Swesny
Spine. PASTOR yoiats. etc. 49,
ST. For further particulars directions bottles
TAKE NOTICE!
Many and made ell the ordinary nt-
Of the Of their offensive smell and the
rnsghty stains often left the skins wonderful fact
which has been verified the Of the
found chemists sad the delight Of fastidous patients that in
addition iss surprising curative effects e. the health
ai cosmetic and agreeable perfume the shin
which Be applied II natural
which lasts for many and leaves the vevetry sone
Of healthy skin instead Of the cracked and chapped
snee which common result Of almost all other articles
used for that purposes hence lsds toilet supplied
With Who knows qualities In this respect To
realise to Agreeable odor need but bottle and
try for yourself. Wholesale and retail .ssnu.
-. .,... KELLER, FARNSLEY h CO.
feb2s d3u&wem Main street. Evansville. Ind.
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HENDRICKS q McREA,
(Lsss v: W. Hendricks & Co.. -
WH0LEsALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
yosrrs's bLocx. .ynsf STREET. xsAn MAIN.
CLEAR THE TRACK.
THE SMALL MAN AHRADi!
EMScE :d .;:'ys I:
e biz s.:: s.d q: ..d: IN s:s:,. e he
IL ali both IN 70 che and qualify
Of the secds Call IN exanins and judge for
1hi7 Sc. aIIBERT s CO. As.. cyprs. Factory.
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
WILLIAs Report Of Psshisns for The Spring aad
81 File :,
/ o. - A CARD. : 80 : :
wv the undersie.sd have removedto the Crescent City
on ali Of Good Il sss,s. or private sale
Having located in this city Tor che Of
'f'sn' Is Ys.") We ash share &, PSse
nhisln Auessoasers and General Agents.
DECEIvEp per s..am.r Yert.ov. and for ..i.-ioo
~ Chairs comprising Jenny Lind Taylor Bauissr. Stat
prsaIia.s Tables. -ss:aSs Pi.is and
SAFES SWEET ss I;
nhIs " cre.esns City Auction Mart
rs "a: .;:.: :ss: "a: ::.
PEI s 81. :. : sss and 50 A'as ss Hs %
mhisiv - crs,eens CITY Auction Mari.
AR bbls Csrosa in Sns order reed for sale By
= mhl6 3 r. GILRERT CD. Sye near Waser.
% BUSH Frssh Meal; sacks hes
ssis Family '''i ,d SxcoS CO. IS r.., Grocery
STATE STOCK MONEY WANTED.
hshest market price will Be paid in cash good
Indiana sssss ssesk Messy. e 80
belmont NAILS is kegs assorted OF the above IA
vorits brand landing IRON steamer ferkown. for sale
mhIo 8. z. GILBERr & co.
HORSE LOST. Ft
- . LiGHr CREAM COToRED HORSE. fail Is hand:
high. veil proportional seven jean cid smooth shed
.raysa toward. h. old home Asy person viii return
nam ' = 'A..' % '''s HIEIocK .roppARp.
mis- dhvh Evsnssiils Ind.
EDWARD r.. HILL,
Produce, Forwarding g. Commission Merchant,
g EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
- Once and Warehouse the Canal and wharfboat
facilities with Lewis n Howard.
LIBERAL CASH advances made cousgnmerts. and
attention thu purchase ale every
description Of Produce or Groesres. nhT Il
INHEESB.-sooi bs Of prime w. r. Cheese Just received
" and for sAlsby tmhO NV. SIS. vlCKERY.
OMlNY.2 bhls Of choice Honiny received per steam
nh7 wv 3 8. yICKERY.
lULME's CEMENT.-3s bills 70 arrive per steamer Lo-
milo s.R. GILBERT & co.
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ron THE WABASH RIVER.

THE stsuneh and good steamboat LOGAN.
oG ACapt. RoEIS.oS. will leave here for the Lower
Wabash. on Monday. the 10Th. and will rsgu-
issy in tae watssh and Granville trade until
further notice Fey lse Kht apply board
J. pA1a join s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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SPRING GOODS.

N AiLs.-sOo le. Wheeling AID Psses.eh Nails g. sale
IN lew by fsb2 SAMUEL ORR.