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An ORDNANCE

TO PROHIBIT WOODEN BUILDINGS IN GER
TAIN PORTIONS OF THE CT OF EVANSVILLE THEIR IN
MENnONED.
- EC l. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the
CITY of Evansville. that it shall be la full for
person TO erect to e wood building
Lungs OF the fOlo~ing 10 Of the City OF Evans
Nle tina IS to lot the original Ilsn OF said
y or any lot IN helOwer Euarg OF said CT
oil the following lots in the Don nargeu ent of
49, Ia3 5i la5 ISL. ISs too ISL i62 I65.
1866 b7 1873 l6e TO- IT. I7z III IT, 17s. I79.
lS0 49, lS2 Is 1884, 1855 49, II 1sS 1872 49, 1871 1872, 49,
1874 1875 1856. 1871, 1885, 2oI 22 a3 2O4 2I 207
POS; lot in tlook in the Eastern
of SAID city.
SEC. 2. Any who shall violate provisions
this ordinance. shall forfeit and any
dollar; than dollars every day
after being notified to the same.
SEC. 3. All or finances coming conf with the proVi
sions of this ordinance hereby repealed.
HN 5 HOPKINS. Mayor.
Attest WELL. H. W ALKEK. City Clerk. IVA
STATE of INDIANA, }ss
COUNTY OF Wander - RICH 49,
Gertrude SageRdorphI
against : Petition for divorce.
Peter A. Sag-ndorph
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court. lin vacation Juue
30th 1855.
the afor sand that the defendant in the al
titled resident the State India
A Ssgenderph the will stand
the 1855. of the Vanderburgh CT cult
Court in the State of Indiana. -
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. Clerk.
Baker & GarVin. Attornies Tor plaintiff iy4-3tw.
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SPt CIAL NOTICES.
RELTGEOU~ NO

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
THE RE will Re Communion Services in the Cumberland
Tresbyterian Church Sabbath service
ths evening. jy6
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a EYASsvTLT E Cha ter No. Il. A Y NJ meets
"a the first Friday evening in each month the
~ WM. BROWN. seO'y.s
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ICE CHESTS. INTERPRETATIONS &C

ECST received the O and Re-
81 the article in tbs
No Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves fo1
may g' Is HoRNBRooK &cHURcHrLL,s.
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MAan AIC.

a THE Evansville Lrdge. No. 81. A, Y NJ, meets
"a the first third Monday evenings every month
" ~ At tnear Hall Eos er's Block " m. cRea W.
wv. a. H SANDERS. seo'y.
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DAYTON ND HND4AN r-Ss.-


COLUMBUS, GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING. BALTIMORE,
PHILAD ELFHIA. WASHINGTON CITY
NEW YORK, ETC.; VIA
INDIANA CENT RAJ RAILWAY.
CONSAoTISG LIxks EASTWARD!
Grrnt Eastern and Western IT, s. Mou nad
American EapreSS Line!
SHORTEST ROUTE DAYTON IS MILES, AND NO cHAhae
BAGGAGhi
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
RB ORNING EXPRESS leaves $50 A. M eonn~cts Ct
I'VE with Ea and hamilton. Cineinnati
Dayton Railroad for rect arriving
A d at Dayt lO:30 with All
Columbus Xsnesy lle heeing Baltmore
ty, Phiizdel hia. New Aiso
Springh Urtana. BelefoLtane Forest
Clyde Cleveland, Buffalo Sandusky Toledo ~
Troy. Piqsa Br akfast 3, INDIANAPOLIS. :.
Passengers BY this arrive Coum eight hoursi
ad any Indianapohs.
MAIL TRAIN leaves In ianalolis a n M,
of all rains from the West North Rich
P N, directly with trains XehA Ce.
lumbus. Springfield Cresin- Pittsburgh etc.
arriving at Colum bus at g:l5 p. NJ.
inner st indianapolis and supper at Dayton.
PITTSBURGH PASSENGE r. leaving noon trains have
hour and Ike a.
Crestne Pittsburgh other train
Pssseng by this route through Cncnu quick
by any other.
The only route having onnectons e Dayton
Baggage check through PittsburKh and Phs.
delphls baggage 7 checked at Colunli =. go
DAYTON, OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
n A
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RI Appe lring by filed office of CLERK Of
ssary rsaeo real
that they state Of
Gastayus Stem and n z Stein his wife same
0'r0urh Circuit ouF t1s 9'ae SSgEmER Clerk
Baker & Gsrvin At ornies plair tiff. jy4-3tw
NOTICE.. es,e.zr.
THNHE Board of Equalization for city taxes ill meet on
Clerks Main street their fittings from
t ty 5 rn ea WELL e. Sf
JUST RECEIVED,
II Abbott's Lite of \ poison. $50
G De, IS Ladi - Book lOr July,
B. 'ek 'oSa Mas an Y. for June;
jv4 a"A' 80 IONS IS SAT ME LISTERS Book store
CORuNEAk sNQlESI.
inques as held On the Sd day 4 Ju Y 1873 on the
linen shr cotton untrshr, NO overcloths, nor shoes
hand heavy g.ld ring: with al heart On 1t
~ w. G1' u '"' '''' lin rRIRLE v.o
tOaSu.SEEk,. SNGsUE~T
ns hs' b S,'P 5s Of n'z
winch his rooa the da of i"que Nerdict OF
" ,-3s JOHN TRIsLE. .. v. Q.
COKONEx,S GNQU ST.
Ninque;t was held me with Ia, Prppsr jury on 5ane
1nown supposed be drowned He miadieAge and
h-h lack h blue sTPsa
in s4 iva sw OF the 5S TRSLH
STATE OF INDIANA.2ss
TASDE. UkGH Y.
William IL. Law
John wadlelOw Action to forsolOso Mortgage.
Mar, Wa y Sddel,w
Court that the above named def not
the above entitled action in relation to r. sate mo-
John waddeiow Mary Waddslow and win
for trial October Of the Vanderbursh Car
cunt O'u''' - INC ''''' J1o1B LUNKENH Elmer.
CLERK V, Circuit Circuit Court
Horace Plumer. Attorney tor Pl@,ntih - Jy2
given that have this da, sold entire inter Ct
in the hr ct Grant CO. qnso M5 ,n sHi prs
them Tor settlement ana those wig Sald nrm MI
same. Uy2I JAS HALT
PEGElkON.
a SMALL lot of Tennessee Ter sale eT 70 close conssn
Io15 Co of Locust street anu Canal
NEW POTATOES.
BUSHELS ns large Aoiha3l0 Potatoes 'sT sRle at
Jez5 -
"a LATE i:, sHR E,ry,s OF GRocERiRs-
Ss ps.,.iS sns ssi E ssSs '5' 6asss.
snsas liverpool alt. with general assortment Of
groceries for family us' IN store and f e sRstG
=. f. FLOUR.
kNO0D Superfne Flour-I2 hills,
NS 20 scks. do received ami Tor sac by
rs !. ". 4 ). NiCKERY.
ca -EEs VIZ GAR
q BBLS lived oirecely from Western Reserve. snd
Il ID warranted to be A. 40. L. tor sale by -
ESQ /. l. D HERMAN.
CDTTOSADES.
~ sale py JAS. Low & Co.
41s Main at. Lonisville. Ky.
q UsF received, ..---..
Prun- Travels in the East,
Life HJraee q eeley.
Abbott's Life of Napolron; at
ICES SAM.L LISTERS Bookstore.
PRINTS. 1-s-
JAS. Low a. CO.,
je29-3wd AIS Main ST.. Louisville. KY.
REAP HOOKS.
SMALL supply OF the above article ust received and
IA for sale by je29 dkv L. GRANT d CO.
CUTTING BOXES.
FULL supply Cutting Boxes Just received and for
IA sale at very low prices by I. GRANT d CO. |
le29-d&W
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COIsDNER ) INQlEsI.

A Inquest held Sd day # Ju y 1885 the
n Evansville wharf over per on unk own. Had on
linen unitrshlrI Over-ctothu shoes
Lung black HAIR middle sized Had tn lte fin
the hand heavy g"ld ring with heart 1T -
Probably years ola SIppo edo be seaded-proba
;vI j I'm TRIBLE V
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ARARGAIN-, Es. ARaRGAIN.

BARGAIN rs, BARGAIN.
FENE Ship Yard Saw Mil. situated Albany. Ind
now running and in complete repair ble of cutting
lumber lengti house boat building
bought IS, 800. q 10. 81. 50 aud 36 tbs
dit TIA appr security and inter There
boilers. and fixtures complete
dr. wig logs river OF almost This mill
ha, of n of lumber per The giual
SIS 200 Any builder in New Albany sill
good a mil there is u tn state The whole
fIl work boilers. engUes and a-can be taken
and rebuilt Evansville time. For par
tieulars address jos ELIAS fHObASS'tN
NOTICE.
foundry machine business heretofore carried
/ in this place under the firm md style Of e. d. Egg
gleston Co been since April 10Th and will hereafter
be the and of Eggleston Goode
G. D. EGGLESTON,
II. G0ODE.
Evaasvlls June 81. 1855. je2S
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NOTICE.

FENHE Board of Equalization for city will meet
n " ednesday July Itch 1855. In the City
Main continue their fittings from
&c day equlizauon eomplet By OF
Council iva WELL. Il. WALKER, Clerk
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In anderburgh Circuit Court. lin vacation. June
appe airing adav filed in the Office Of the CLERK
afo that the named defendants
relation real
and that they ofEe state
Of the tendeney ithere given to aid
T. Stein his wife that the
will trial thenext October 1855 OF the an
dsrburs h Circuit uurt. the STATE of Indiana
JACOB LIS KENHEIMER. Clerk.
Baker & Gsrvin, Att ornies Tor plaiL tiff. jy4-3tT
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sELlzcT FEMALE lNsIIIUTE OF EVANS

CORN MEAL AND OATS.
y EST quality Corn Meal. aud Oats ItE sil4 at
Id Wilt 4. HEAUEN'S Grocery
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LuST REGEHYED.

ETARPER'S Magazine Tor july,
Abbott's Lite of Y poIeou.
G. aes s Ladi - Book July,
B. ,ck = Magazine for June;
aukre No ions for july
iv+ SAMUEL LISTERS Book Stor
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20 BLAUKsMITH. AND FOUN DI
NEVY p6ATATnES

TVNHE Largest AND BEo L TOW "A lot of P
L FRESH from he country sale cheap. q
aud see, oppOsite the AUDITORS old
S6-It T. HEAUEN'S Grocery
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WE'LL Al
UrHsR-i
II J: HART-ALiAs THE AfE OF HiRTs-
sriLi. ALIVE AND NnrfkT QUITE BtRAT

w GUILD in for the etz- of Evansvilie his
w generally that he at their service
OF ban First TO Shan to- Kelly
with Ane stock Shoes comprising LADIES'
SHOES description. Also misses ard hoes
Also gents Ioots from te staple Stogsy the
fin Frencn Jump solss together with fu sup y Of
men'sglters slip sh ETC. Please CALI
and yourselves always fud me at hom'
lie fe=sieRal such col Getting bills
TAX measures. attending the little ones
las lie RY J. HART.
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DUFF,s MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Pittsburgh, Pnn'a.

ESTABLISHED in Is4O-Incorporatedb by the Legs
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER II. LowRIE
I" VIM WILKINS. 4" CHARLES NAYLOR,
" Moses HAMPTON, GEN. J. X. MooREHEAD.
P. DUFf, Principal; Author of Duf's Book. Keeping
&C. Professor of Book. Keeping and Commercial Sci.
ences.
LII DALH0FF, Professor of Penmsnshp.
NIB HATCH, ESQ.,, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor OF Commercial Law.
P. HAYDEN, a. NJ, Principal of the Mathematical
and Classical Department. Professor of Mathematics &C.
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed in the
Bookkeeping Department
Dufs System of Bookkeeping Taught by the author,
upon his new invented Blank Books-caveated for pat
ent June g. 1854 By of this important invention
in about half the usual time of study the real practice
of Bookkeeping is impaired to degree of perfection
never before attained in the United States.
His training for business comprehends upwards Of 400
real business transactions 800 commercial computations
A thorough course Of business PEEMAEsHIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL Law and Commercial
Sciences the theory Of profits the art of making
ey, &c.
Duff's Bookkeeping Harpers Edition price 81 80,
postage 2l CENTS the most perfect and comprehensive
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Duff's Steamboat Book keeping price 81, pSsSsgs
cents ga perfect system for such Books and 1Fssnlt
Duff's Commercial alculations, p.ice b0SsrtS
| az" Send for Circular by mail.
April 20, 1s54.-v.
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fgrIn this mammon .worshiping Age, It is rare
TO lind a man place his usefulness TO the pub.
lie, before his interest. During a late visit TO
the City ofSpindles, were presented by pro-
fessional friend, to the celebrated Chemist,
DR.. J O. ATERs, whose name is now perhaps.
more familiar than any other at the beds
Of sickness, in this county. Knowing the un
precedented popularity Of his medicines, and
the immense sale Of them we Rad expected 10
to find him a millionaire and rolling in wealth.
But no, We found him in his laboratory, busy
with his labOrers, among his cruebles, alem-
bis, and retorts giving his best personal care
TO the compounds, on the virtues of VIII ich,
thousands hang for health. Welearned, that
not withsianding his vast business, and its
prompt returns in cash. the Doctor Is not rich
The reason assigned is, that the material is
costly, and he persists in making his prepar
ations so extensively that the nett pr oft i,
small American Farmer, Phil.
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Consumption and Splitting BlOOd-See the certificate
of Mr. Turner H. Ramsey, for many years proprietor of
the Farmers hotel Eredrcksburg Va and late OF the
City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
DR.. John Ainge, Of the city Of Richmond, though a
regular physician aud of course opposed to what he
called quack medicines obliged say that its good
effects in the of Mr. Ramsey, were wonderful in
deed.
He had been given up by several physicians had I
cd most of the quack medicines and was on the verge
despair, well as the grave, when he tried Carter.
Spanish Mixture
We refer the public to his full and lengthy certificate
around the bottle, stating his cure.
*s#See Advertisement.
Jan.4 N.
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The present critical state Of European Affairs
will render these publications unusually inter.
estlng during the forthcoming year They will
occupy middle ground between the hastily
written news items. crude specu,alons, and
flying rumOrs OF the daily Journal, and the pom.
derous Tone Of the future historian, " ritlen af,
ter the living interest and excitement Of the
great political events Of the time shall have
passed away. II is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for the only really inlell;gi-
BILE and reliable history Of current events. and
rs such. in addition to their established d
literary, scientific, and theological character, we
urge them upon the consideration Of the read
ing public.
E1- Arrangements are now permenantly
made for the receipt Of Early Sheets from the
British Publishers, by which we are enabled to
place all our Reprints in the hands of subscri-
bers, about as soon as they can be furnished
with the foreign copies. Although this in.
wolves a very large outlay on our part, we shall
continue to furnish the Periodicals at the same
low rates as heretofore, together with the fol,
lowing Premiums 10 new Subscribers:
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
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hfe-the very prOblsms which start out Of it
viii tead 10 convince men Of the necessity Of
this inward and Eegenefalng principle. Never
theless, maintain that these topics have 8
place in The circle o. the pFescher's work, and
he need entertain no fear Of dsseera ting his
pulpit with secular themes who seek to eonse-
crate all things in any way involving the action
and welfare II men, by the spirit and the aims
Of His religion, who. while be preached the
Gospel, fed the hungry and healed the sick,
and touched the isiues ofevery temporal want
may have failed in the method. / trust |
have not in the purpose"
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HuMANIrY IN THE GITY--by Rev E H. Chaplin,
Price 81 90. Dewitt & Davenport, Pub
shers, New York,
This elegantly printed book consists of eight
dis courses under the following heads; "The
lessons of the streets; Man and machinery
The shife and precedence; the symbols of the
Republic the springs of social life the al
lies of the tempter: the children Of the poor !;
the help Of religion"
These practical discourses, by one Of the
ablesV and most eloquent divines of N. York.
speak to the hearts and conscienCes of men
with vigor and power, clothed in language
both chaste and elegant. The object of The
book may be learned from the following ex-
tract from the preface
"Ths volume aims at applying the highest
standard for morality and religion to the phases
of every day life. In order, however. that the
the view with which these discourses have
been prepared may not be misconceiYed, I wish
merely to say that am far from surprising
that these are the only themes to he preached j,
or that they constitute the highest class of prac.
tical subjects, and shall be sorry if in any way
they seem to imply neglect Of that interior
and holy lie, which is the spring not only Of
right affections, but of clear perception and
steady everyday duty. hope, on the con.
trsry, that the very aspects of this busy city
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The respiratory Organs are peculiarly sensitive
part of the human Frame and their susceptibility to
disease maniests itself in various forms such Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis Asthma and that fearful scourge of
our race Consumption. 10 remedy these diseases,
Stabers AnOdyne Cherry Expectorant is offered to the
public, with the assurance tha it is empiraca COM
pound, but preparation sanctioned by medical science
and commendaton. Its beneficial effects in all the
bove forms Of disease have been certified to by incon
trovertible testimony. YouaTe advised to give trial
Stablers Diarrhna Cordial is also remedy which has
been tested and approved by hundreds physicians and
Others See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of
the agents Price of each, only 50cents per bottle
six bottles for 81 90.
E. H. Stabler g. Co., PFOprietors, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Md. Agents-R. E. Sellers
Pittsburg, Pa, J. H. Patterson Co., Wheeling, Va.
D. Park, Cincinnati, 0.
Dr. G. A. Begel Carrollton, and Messre. Brown &
Barnhouse, New Hagerstown, agents ior Carroll o.,
Jan 4-lm
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NOR. HumhnrcrYiii

P. II. Seamon. the unriysled Ventriloquist
Yankee DrOllist. Irish Comedian, and Comic
Vocalist. has been giving entertainments at the
'stidger HalP' in this place, for the ast three
evenings. TO a crowded house each evening
His lectures on VsnTilOquism are Of satisfac-
tory character, and his exhibitions convincn G
Throwing his voice out OF doors, and in eve
ry nook and corner Of the room in imitation
Of Cats, Dogs, DC, &C., and cohversing in
FIVE or six different voices, representing each
character exactly. His performance on the
Banjo is without rival-HiS comic songs are
principally original, which, intersPersei with
his lsughable recitations, queer sayings, and
strange doings, give the whole perform ance an
odd, but highly amusing character.
He will give entertainments at the following
places, on the evenings Of the following days
to wit AT Harlem Springs, Thursday to
dsyl he llth inst; at MechanicstOWn, Friday,
the 18th at Augusta, Saturday, the 18th :
at Hanover, Columbana Co., Monday and
Tuesday, the 9th and 10th at New Lisbon
Wednesday and Thursday, the l7th and 18Th;
at Guilford, Friday, the 10Th and at New
Chambersburgh, Saturday. the Goth.
We would say to our fua,loying friends
Go one, GOAL:
And give him a call;
He also asks the ladies fair
To greet him with their presence there;
They ne'er will repent the action,
For he promises satisfaction.
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Spe CiaI Notices

HOcRands German BittrS-Tbis superior medicine
from the recipe Of the famous Dr. HOoaand s selling
rapidly at this season, when there arc so many bilious
attacks as well as diseases of various kinds arising from
disordered digestion and impure blood Dr. C. Jackson
let it be remembered, is sole proprietor and his Office
is at l2OArch St. Phil. scldby O. A. Bege Carroll.
ton Ohio.
Jan. ll-2w.
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ESs- HENRY', ISVlGORATING CORDIAL:-The
merits Of ts purely vegetable for the renova
aud cure of pAysica prosuration, enila debility, ner
vous affections, &c., &C. full described in anothe
column OF this psner to which the readeris referred &
per BOTTLE ties for So, six bottles for So SIS pei
dozen. Ols rye the marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only by S. E. COHEN, No. franklin Row.
Pine Street. below eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST For Sale by DR.. G. A, Boe-
GEL Druggist Ca rolton, Ohio, and by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the country.
Anril %. 18h4-1Y.
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LEONARD SCOTT d CO,
81 Gold ST. New York.
SAVE YOUR MONEY!!

You can do that and your CREDIT too, by purchasing
your Goods at l. Archbod's Cheap Ready Pay Store
where you will find an excellent assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswaro, Bonnets Hats
Cans. Boots Shoes &C. &C. all of which will be sold
Just as low as they ought be sod for cash or produce
Pay us as you 90 and have dsagreeabe settlements
short settlements; long friends.
Carrollton, Aprl 90 1854. ]. ARCHBOLD.
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NoRTn Bn TIsH REvIEw.--The November
number of this quarterly has arrived. As usual
it is well freighted with useful and interesting
zeadng, containing eight well written articles.
The republication of this, as well as the other
three quarterlies is conducted by Leonard Scott
It Co., New York.
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EXECUTORS SALE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will offer
for sale on Saturday the twenty seventh day of January
A. D. 1855 between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
on the premises in Lee Tp, Carroll Co. Ohio the follow
inc real estate viz The west bali Of the north west
quarter of section eighteen in Tp, thirteen of Range
five containing seventy acres OF land more Or less.
The same tract upon which John Davis dec d. lately re-
sided. A perfect title will be given. Terms One
third in hand one third in year, and the remainder
in two years. without Interest," TO be secured by mort
gage on the premises; GEO. MCFARLAND,
JOHN DAVIS
Executors of the last will OF John Davis decd.
Jan. 4-55. pr fee $50, xfA
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p%The music school Of Miss H M. Whit
comb, is Aourishing finely. She evidences a
thorough knowledge of her business, and bids
fair O be an efficient teacher. We are rejoi-
ced tosee the attention of at least few, of
cur citizens, direc ted to thn education of their
children in this delightful and useful science.
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EETwo weeks since we published an arti-
lie purporting to be from the Cleveland Her
aid ofthe elst Dec, saying that Shrock, Treas
urer of Holmes Co. had been caught in New
York. This is contradicted. No clue is had OF
him. 1t supposed that he is secreted some
where about the Lakes. The last heard Of
him he was at Toledo.