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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-08
NEWS FROM CHINA.

The Russian feet in the Gulf of Tartary
tack on the British ships-Sailing of the
Russians up the Amoor--Numher Of their
ships.
AIvices from Shanghai to the I'd Of august
hal been received in England:
Her MaIesty's brig Bittern had arrived there
on the 2qd Of July, with intelligence Of the
Russian feet having been sighted in the Gulf
of Tartary on the Goth of May. by the British
ship Svbil, steamer Hornet. and brig Bittsrn'
The Russians, six in number, and supposed
to be The Aurora, fifty guns; Admiral POntla
tine, steamer vostock, storeship Menschkoff'
two corvettes, and briguntine. were at an
chOr in De Castris Bay. last so 80, and. al.
though so superior in force, could not be
brought to action. Long shots were inettect-
ually exchanged and Commodore Elliott then
des patched the Bittern to Hakodadi for rein
forcements. She arrived there ir Eve days
when Admiral Stirling bent sails and proceed
ed northward, waiting at the Straits OF La Per
ouse, where he was joined by her Majesty''
ship Spartan. Thirty days had elapsed before
they reached De Castris Bay, and meanwhile
the Russians had made their escape during q
heavy fog, and were no where to be found
1t ia supposed they passed up to the AmOOI
by deep but narrow channel not marked on
the English charts. Commodore Elliott was
despatched with squadron TO the sea as Ock-
hctsk. and admiral Stirling returned to Hak
odadi aEs- .r ..n .
BATTLE WITH PIRATES BY AMERICAN AND ENGLIsE
SAILORS. rHaH
From the Overland China Maill
The boats of the Rather and Powhatan hat
desperate encounter viii, pirates near KuIa'
on Saturday, and had eight seamen and ma
rines killed, and fifteen or sixteen wounded
some OF them, it is feared, mortaly. Captain
Fellowes, Lieut. Grando, and other officers
! were blown up in junk, but fortunately Wer
but little hurt. Ten Pirate junks were take
and destroyed, the greater portion of theI
crews having been killed: and seven prizes Ito
Grated, FIVE Of which belonged to the Eaglet
convoy. Sixteen Of the smaller pirate JUNK
escaped. at1s aeu sr.
The above paragraph is taken from III
Recorders shipping list, but the subject is WOl
thy of a much more extended notice than
the re given. s5l lg.sa1l c..,. ss a. fssr
Last week We mentioned that iorcha an
three iunks, (it should have been two lorcns
and Eve junks,) under convoy OF the steame
Eaglet, had been cut of BY Pirstes' who ,dl'
plaved such formidable bravery and deter
mined front that Captain Caldewell was VI
able to rescue them, and had to apply to Ca
: tain Fellowes, Of her Majesty's ship Rattle
for assistance. This was readily granted, an
! the Raider, with Captain Caldwell on boar
3 started for Kulan. near which they sighted
# pirates, and followed them as far into the b
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THE ALLIES sURRENDkREp!t


SINCE MESSRS. AHLERING & DRUMMER HAVE
ea7ed the Oh Corner Saad Water street. under the
Journal Once and filed it Overhowng with the largest
and latest stvles of Fan aud Winter Clothing Fur
nishlng Goods etc., sSd sell them atonIshngy low
ALLIEs HAVE BEEN CoBIT ITyLLED sURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists In of Mems ready-made Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together a the
OF Gente aens Dress Goods Taors Furnishing Goods
ever brought to this city Their facilities purchasing and
are superior to other house in the city
which them at all times fill all orders with the best
and at the best bargains Country
and the public generally respectfully invited call
their New Stock Reduced Prices before purch
ing elsewhere. decIS-tf
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FANCY d sfAPiE DRY G6oDs FOR SPRING
AND SIMMER. I6Hh

&9HhEELIN & REILLY would sctfUlly invite the
tentiOn their custome-s and the publc generally. to
theit large stock of Fancy Staple Dry Goods
ceived embracing great variety in cass
gods Tkieh will be sold the lowest prices
sistihg in part of the wing; viz:
Black and col cloths and eassimeres:
Plaia and fancy linen drills and MArselles Tesngs
Kentucky jeans. cotton ades and denms:
Fancy Prints lawns. gipghams and orgEndies;
Black and fancy cold silks. befages and tessnsj
French jaconets and berage de LANES;
Muslin de LANES. de ba Eu and mourning goods;
Also full Irish napkins linen table
damask brown and beached linen table cloths towels dim
ity bed spreads Marsees quilts English vnd German hp
siey gloves trimming fancy goods silk and ginghsm u
brellas paraos floor and table oil cloths PAN
ANA. Leghorn and palm leaf hats hopnes. ribbons
quito uettinxs, etc. SHANKLIN REILLY.
ap2S Cornar of Main First
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CHANGE OF PROPRHETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ny

LEIGH & vERLING
vYyHE have purchased the entire stock
J. Drugs and .Hedicines of J. M. ID. Miller d Co.. md
intend Carving on the Drug business at the known
stand keler & Farnsiey No. IA Water street.
the arm of Leich e. VerliHg-
Charles LEIGH ofthe 6r hopes he isfavorably known
TO the public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the five years Peter Verling, ofthe
same rm having been clering in the present store the
three years, faters himself with having the conf
dence ofits old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock o.
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and b!
business and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
.seheSfv PETER VERLING.
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

THE CARPET WAREHOUSE,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF KENTUCKY,
| LOUISVILLE KY.
BENT & DUVALL
EMAVE in by late arrivals. large varied
11 assortment of all of carpetng, comprising:
Superb Saxony Velvet Carpetsi
do kidderminster do
do Royal " itton do;
do Kidderminster Brussels Carpets
do Brussels Tapestry de;
do Amerie B7ussels do;
Brussels Stair Carpets; Brussels Hall Carpets;
ply Carpets OF the best make;
2 ply d. - -
Common all-wool carpets rugs, mats. etc;
Administer Chenille and Tufted Rugs;
Chenille Tufted and Cocoa Mate;
OIL CLOTH
from to "a feet wde which ft shaped
without loss to the purchaser.
CURTAIN MATERIALS
Rich satin Brocatelle; Rich Satin Damasks;
'' - de Laiuesi
wOted damasks ofevery grade window Holland Shades.
Superb Lace Curtains; Superb Applique Curtains;
Superb Tamboured muslin Curtains;
Drapery Muslins Corniees. Bands Tasses LooPs, etc.
MATTINGS.
"A, 5-4, and 6-4 white and colored Mattnss;
A. Spanish Mating Offices;
A. 5-4 6-4 Cocoa Mattngs for Offices hotels and pub
lie buildings.
These goods together with large stock of fancy staple
and domestic dry goods offer low they be had
Eastern city and all pursuit OF cheap and de-
sirable goods give all before purchasing elsewhere
BENT & DUYALL.
BAH orders goods will be promptly attended
the lowest prices. mylo
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) Il EAM BOAT AND MACHINERY "
ETA ACKSMTTHING

THE undersigned would respectfully in
~s-1ssA form the public that be has taken the old
Ssaz.sS stand formerly occupied by Mr. Newman.
First street between Vine and Division, where
S<@19<aA is prepared to do Backsmthipg in all its
various brancbessuch steamboat work. saw-m work.
fencing railing balcony irons stairs and bsnisters cellar
doors and CRATES etc. Railroad ana canal bridge
done at the and at short notice Anchors dit
terent sizes always ha"d; also wheel
oes STRIPS tor boats etc. Being old and experienced
hand at Machinery Baekshhing will warrant sstsfae
ueu or All kinds of heavy forging shop
fsb2Gdy j, j. NORRIS.
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LINE CLOTHING STOR i

ISVkAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE
on MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AM sRCohD.
GUMBERTS & GCTTLE1B
RE receiving their hoesae Retail Clothing
IA tabltshment 4 lsrge assortment of READY MADE
quality and manufretured in the most
styles fine lot of Cloth Coats
rior black and blue French and Cloth
and Sack Goats Satnet and Cashmere Goats
and gray OtERCOATS. of STYLE price quality and
color; VESTS and PAETALOoNSo of the most beautiful
patterns ever btought to this market 1856
shirts Underhirs and Drawers Gloves Suspenders COL
and Sacks HATS and GAPS ofevery style cheaper
than sold in this market.
Trunks and Vsses Carpet Sacks with large
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods all of which will sell
on the Straight Line Flan. cheap tie cheapest
ALSo-Fhe largest lot of CHILDREN S CLOTHING ever
brought to Evansville Call and elves oet23t
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CLOTHING &C..

1I1TLE MAN WITH BIG sToeKI
|SPRINQ AND SUMMER CLOTHINGr
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
HAVE Just returned from the East opened at my old
stand of the western Star under Pavilion hotel
the largest and best selected
OF READY MADE CLOTHING. ever offered for sale In
thing appertaning to Gsnteens wearing apparel ana
made in the latest styles
Also, large stock of .-z 3.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
Of every descr the choicest and finest selection
tlemen "a underwear
respectfully solicit examination of nv
old customers and the public generally, confident
goods will commend themselves a.-
ANTHONY LOBEESTINE
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.

Il ship under the style and firm of GEO. FosTkR Z Co
Tor the TRANSACTION of general F0raodrdiRg and COM
mission BusiRess and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Warehouse on the
Wabash and Ere Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham streets, and the Depot of the Evansville and
Crawfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They viii give special care Consignments either BY
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. -. fl5fF
They win give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of rodqSe qroceres in this market, solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast of the n Wilt be the South during the
Winter ----, M. II. -
They hope by unremied attention to merit and share
the public patronage. 81. W. FOS1 ER.
90, GEO. FOSTER
dec14 w. M. AIKMAN.
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CINCINNATI
RETREATF FOR THE INSANE,

CtNCINNATI
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE,
charge of EDWA RD MEAD M D. Editor of the Ameri-
Psycbo Journal Lecturer Insanity and ForenIic
late Professor of Obstetrics and formerly Matera
Medica. ~ .H
This Institution is open the reception of patients
select establishment senng superior advan None
but quiet are admitted The long experience of the
practitioner and eseher affords
sntee Of kindly and the succesful
Terms tade known application to DR.. MEAD. qincin
-6un
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BUSINESS CARDS.
TRANSPORTATION. .


CHARACTERIZATION.
WESTERN STATES LINE.
DY Raftroadsand Canals running In connection wit
ID Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes
i PR0FRIEToRs:
+ A. p. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndisna st. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., ia, BfoRd st. New York,
AGENTS.
E.W. Sloan. 12l Broad st. New York.
Scott 6 Co., Toledo.
J. S. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
Thisis ofthe Oldest bestestabIished and most
sbfe lines offf8nspsrtaon in the country and sole
Agents for this section, we authorized to give
through receipts for freights to and from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
CIGAR AMI TOBACCO SCORE OF
JACOB sCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1STs AND ID.
70. Schaefer & Schroeder's old staud')
T RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, hatI have taken the above
stand, determined to contine rhe business, and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco Of the best brands that Eastern markets
ford; also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaum China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience iii the Business convnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lap1 If
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI
REMOvAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

STILL IN THE FIELD! '-t
HB DEUSNER info old customers and the Pubis
generally that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
TO FIRST street. between Main
SIDE where he prepared make all qualities
In the latest styles the best materials and
TO Mt All work will be delivered promised
and no mistake He hopes receive liberal
ois time he has started determined by
proDptness to succeed. fsbI3-tf
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decI.


- REMOVAL.
IVHNs BACON & CO. have removed % Main street bs-
"A tween Water and First sts next door Hallock
Seoddsrd Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will be pleased to all their old and
make the acquaintance of
them call They would their Tor the verv
liberal patronage gYen and hope Of
same BY keeping everything usually in the Family
oroeeEles jan16-1y
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u. i. ,CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
fosters BGtLdlng, Up Stairs.
II F. CRISP. having removed his Office to Fosterl
ID building will be hand at all times, to take ac
knowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &C.. and attend
70 all business required of him Justice the Peace
feb9-tf
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TENNEY6 s0RENsN.

WHOLESALE DEALERs IN GRoCEEIEs IIoUoRs. coRSER
- WATER AED'vINE sTs.. EvASsvLLE. IND. 4. i /,
VIE undersigned have this day formed for
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery Liquor
Eaving succeeded
Howes purchased their stock and made additions makes
EOK CASH, any house in Evansville. any city the
west. R. 8. fENNEY.
ia-a
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EDWARD k. HILL,
Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant
:, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Hr Once and Warehouse the Canal ana Wharfboat
facilities with Lewis Il Howard.
n IBERAL CASH advances made o consiguments, an d
nkparcuar attention given purchase every
descrp puon of Produce or Groceries. mh7 tt
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PROPRIET0Rs:
A. p. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndiana st. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer G Co., ls4, Bfoad st. New York,
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ToRTY sAoEs wheat Flour for sale rsdue eed pr
- ces. Gene ALI yls JoEN BURTIS.
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kss = = -
WABASH q ERIE tANAL RANspnnrnmro

ttsStkS-1ETIIIII "a no NEW YORK BOSTON ~EGEe
EszFA4LADELPHIA and BA LTI- 3klk&kS
andersigned Agent viii recept for tie aeIi7e.
THROUGH of all kinds of Produce or-
this city BY the Troy and Western Line Canal Boass
"a no1isH,S syersSe terms JOHN s Mrrc1zErHr
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STUHA
MAJ in Fire Proof
w any quantity of Grain. Produce Merchandise
tho m liberal terms.
Having large and airy up stairs particular care wifi
Furniture Agricultural Implements
kinds goods liable to damage
...--.s -
InsurAnce Iroofratss By
{ r Logger when desired.
Warehouse located ". e.
Canal, shipping by River Rail-
road Applyto novI GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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o changeable at pleasure,

Patent Medicines will he published at 500 per column
daily, or AIS i-weeEly-wi'h - for each renewal $50
Steamboats, running TO New Orleans VIII ne chaFea fV
the season. and when Running 10 ST. Louis Chchndu'
&c. SIS for the season Of more than six months
srhe privilege OF Yearly Advertisers is strictly ed 70
their immediate and regular business ana inc
of An Advertising Firm Is not considered including that
OF IL or individual members -,
Advertisements published at Intervals, VIZ weekly, or
monthly charged 81 per square for the hrs ana oo e'
or every subsequent insertion. -,,.--.. -
Calls persons become candidates, WI ne hser1eu Hs
other adyertseuens 20 Eaid for invariably in advance
Aunoutcnq candidates for County and State Offices SSand
for municipal $3 TO be paid advance IN every
stance. 1, -
advertisements for strangers or transient persons 10 DC
paid In advance.
Announcements not marked on the copy for specified
time win be inserted till forbid and payment exacted
No advertisements can be inserted gratutously.
All advertisements charitable institutions, hre compa-
MES ward town and other public meetings, including rei-
gious notices. to he charged half price. -,
Ns iages and deaths published az news ~ oD't-
uaiia tributes Of respect and funeral invitations as o1he
advertisements. -Ad ,..
tons or recurring notices designed ca attention TO Fairs
Sorees Concerts any public entertainments, Where
charges made for adnaace AL notice OF private sso
cations every notice designed "a call attention TO pv
enterprises calculated intended TO promote indYdua
teres can only be with the understanding that
same is 70 he paid II inserted in the edtora column
(which can be only at discretion Of the edtos e same
will be charged at o not less thar ~ cents per ne
The undersgned publishers daily and ri weekly papers
In Naye pledge ourselves v to adhere 10 the above
bill OF prices and in 10 10 devate from them
g. r. MCKENZIE 4 co, True Whig Once
J. l. MARLING CO., Union and American.
W Y, BANG CO, Banner ONCE.
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A CAR

NE undersigned late II Georgia having removed to the
City Of Nashville offers his services the citizens OF
Georgia. f. Tennessee Norh Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods groceries, Corn Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses, Mules, Cattle and in short, every article q
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville Of high character
and pecunary standing, aud have large aud well selected
socks that they offer II sa terms which should induce
the merchants of Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and North
Alabama give the Nashville iet air ria. As to
the Grocery Market the ropety will sugges; tsef to he
mind OF every merchant in the sections Of country named
ihs most proper for their traie.
The long connection OF the undersigned with the Railroads
OF Georgia, General Agent Treasurer and supe'ntend
Mt Of Tran portaton well Agent at thattanooga sew
years tn Banking interest c savannah viii enable
him readily TO inv sgate claims aganst Railroad
Companies for lost goods damage while In transitu
for the renewal iscoun OF bills in bark, &c
letters ncosing orer and money will receive prompt
attention. and all orders without the money, when satsac
tory evIenc Of lvency and prompt ON anes the
same or the parties BE- such, sha receive like
Attention when ordering articles tst under the rule
of the market to se time. will also give
recev and forwarding all goods that
he stored, tn may be directed IT, The
charge the purchase goods &c will be five per cent
commissions, aud tHeuty each box package for
receiving and fo wardiag E. r. MILLS,
Post Office Building, No s.
Nashville, Tenn.
REFFRENCES-R. r. CUYLER, Ese, Press Central Rail
road and Bank Mai A. PoRrER, Pre Bank State Of Geor
Railroad Macon: Hon oBS p. RIS7, Prest, and ECO
YONGE supt Georgia Railroad and T. CoABs, fsq Au-
guSta ]. - COOPER, Gen. Sup't Western and Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta; Gen A. j. HANsEIi, Attorney at Law,
NarieiA; GEOR0E g LACK Esq, RO Ca; Capt. JAMES
WILLIAMS and Col J. A WHrEsBEs, Chattat Uoga, J. l..
MAILER Esq, Decatur, and Judg LANE, Huntsville, Ala.
maT98-tf
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HOME INDUSTRY.

w MEREDITH having engaged Mr. Gustavus Enders
w Labby. O<BRnchburg, Virginia, experienced To-
Manufacturer viii continue the mandatory Of To-
baCco under hi supe yson solely at the ud stand Coli &c
sreet from Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri Leaf Tor
the Wholes ale trace only.
An Tobacco sold by hints warranted to be represented
feb20-tF w NJ.
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RE MONAL.

- THE SOUTH NASHVILLE MANUFAC NsEEz1
VI TURING COMPANY have removed tbeirS-E@~
80 Depot to FoGGs BUILDINGS, No l8 Col
llege Street. South Of Spring, where they wlzs-sa
be pleased to attend the calls Of their customers They
keep constantly on hand every variety OF
-..- FUI INIT a. ISE II.
Thank for the liberal patronage heretofore received
they solicit continuance Of the SAM and hope give gen
eral salts action. 4. II. GRooMES, Pres't
w L. NANCE, Sec'y. Janis-u
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!

TRUNKS! TRUNKSI
usr OPENED, DIRECT FROM PHILADELPHIA, large
~ assortment of the best sole Leather Covered
Trunks. 20. % and 20 inches.
sek Iron Framed Trunks, Tray Tops, all sIss.
4" PLAIN F" :" 80
Ashland vAlises and Buggy Trunks No
All In want Of Turks q the very best quality At the
lowest prices would DO vel our stock before pur
chasing. RAMLGF a CJTTrRCu F-
m@TIz ~ College street.
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A CARD.

Y0NS 60. take this method os informing their nu
IL friends customers, and the public iE general,
that they just In receipt Of large and well assorted
stock OF very superior Cigars. Tobacco and lie
QuOrs, selected with great by of hrm who
has returned from the Eastern ard Southern markets,
and which they continue selling, Wholesale and RETAIL At
their usual low prices. As quick sales and small
profits, have hitherto beea enabled satisfy all Of
extensive c1nneNon and Intend stll doing With many
thanks for he liberal patronage bestowed them for
tn last four years, they hope attention bust
and honorable dealings to continuance OF
The same. EYONs 4 Co.
Wholesale and Retail Cigar ANA Liquor Dealers,
my2 10 Cedar street.
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GRIsWoLD's COTTON erNs.

E subscriber being sgent for the Of the above rs
will Keep supply on haRd furnish Planters At shOrt
notice. 'N
These gins have the character Of aking good lint Kn-
ming hser running lighter cleaning the seed better tan
out more moats bash, and having boxes more duabs
anu secure against fire, than any other gins nov In and
are offered On terms more advantageous the purchaser
The most satisfactory references given 10 establish
this reputation which they also EARRarEp to ant.s
on trial. used according to the directions with eack
sngl-u HiT YEA1MAR
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DIR. EDw ARD BLEE KER,S
STAMPEDE MIXTURE.

For the Fsper and Agas and Cldgres Rper.
TTNE Proprietor Of this Medicine win state without hes
t4tion Of contradiction that the STAMPEDE Mfr.
FuEn has cured mere persons where has been ntroa
than Medicine in for the above diseases Tb
medicine has neither Arsenc Qninine Ia its composoa
the ingredients OF perfectly healthy character
and highly sfimnla ting and inyigorAring IN their lenpo
Persons while using is me ene viii net be affected bV ar
posure damp AanospAess more than When
IN their health anters n sections % TIE country
where Ihe Agae prsyas will do we'll adopt this eici
As the pateat obliged lag by wla eF
and they may be assured o. speedy Ike Propreto
could introduce honsand of certificates from those cf ne
highest Fespecfzhy bat prefers saying he s bay enc
bottle and yeo viii the nlslbe pro0in gqcrssf Far
directions FIR It's accompany each eottle.
Ror sale 1t the PArsePAt DEresfS every vaerr ~kole
sale orders nusi b. addressed MEAD BLERLKER scrs
PAoFAIET0A<, Is Broadway, New YORK.
AskzIss-w. r. GRAY, kAshviIe; j. WRIGHT a co
Sew Orleans: s. s. eoLoAAS 90. Savannah
fcan--iy