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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-19

-The account of DIR. Kane's Arctic expo
dition, which we conclude the publication OF
on to-day's outside, will be found very interest
ling. Our readers will always find something
good ON the outside of the Daily as well as on
the inside.
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'ss 01-A brush came off yesterday between
tour SENATOR and representative of Young
America. Nobody hurt, and presume nobody
scared.
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THE Losr T2EAsURE-The Washington
Union sayso of the missing boxes of Govern
ment money lost in their transit from Dubuque
to New York, ifindeeG they ever left Dubu-
que:
Under no circumstances can any loss be
sustained by government. If the robbery was
effected at Dubuque, the assistant treasurer at
that point will be held, together with his bail
responsible for the amount, or if effected while
the treasure was in transitu to New York, the
loss will fall upon the. American Express Com
pany; and it is but just to add, that this COM
pany has voluntarily offered to promptly pay
the whole amount as soon as proof is furnished
that the robbery was committed while the
specie was in their charge. Prompt and eff
Gent measures have been taken to ferret out
,the thieves.
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DIR. W. T. OVENS PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVFRC

AND sFEfERS.
is often and 100 frequently the practice Of
who get medicine, to gull the public with liss
% % f. 10R ss
merely the Imagination of the brain of the compoundeY
The suSscrers 90 not for Pills no offered to
public and cures in ALL diseases which
mentioned in the caption Of this
sI Pssd
various medicines purportDg be certain cures have only
found relief from the use of these Pills.
By n int Or the sna Tsss
entirely costly pure drugs sold
prices generally set on patent pills But those WIS
days thereby enabling the patient to attend to his daily
patton will ud these Pills the eheapestand sures
Read the following eertiheates you want sv
denee the virtues Of these Pills. will be given by
application to the subscribers:
This certifes that taken sick with chill
ague Ps ana happy Sa
feeteda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN Il. McFAR.
esItit that had shs and . sSd was induced
fever purchase box of Dr. W T. OWENS silly ceebrA
well believe The PHI tSs
public tor the cure of Ague and Fever E. AYRES.
owENsBoRo.. Ky, May II. 1855.
years severely afflicted with Chs and Fever ind
hAf wSs at a %s 70 Sn
ovens Chill Pills which did. and to great Joy. after
on diseases
ay a sfys fS
box and word for it, will neversb- troabsd
with Chills again OHAS. B. GRIST.
Bon HARBoR Ky. April IL, 1855.
This certify that had Chils and Fever in family
past months and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill medicine that be had in the country In ord
stopped the chills the of
would make permanent until
Chill Pills and safely say everybody
'-A' '-'' 80 '''' WIN. o. JACKSON.
owENssoEo. KY. Feb. a. 1885,
DR.. W. T. OwES-Dear Sir: / have been afflicted with
six months and after trying
induced to box of Ague Pills, whick
best medicine in use. BALTHASER " ACH.
have known the above gentleman years. certi-
. 'A~' -'' j. PLUNKETT, River Trader.
Pittsburg, Pc.
LEwIsPoRT. Ky, Jan. 2, 1858.
have had the chlls and
various remedies without effect. then
Dr.. owoRs Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
THUS. r IA1LOR.
OwENsBoRo, April H. 1855.
certify that had chs fevers applied good
physician, who prescribed for and medicine.
break the chls give relief.
try Ovens Chill Pills. did they
ola most distressing pain in the side. which wa1
fearful something serious Persons afflicted
with chills would do well to them they certain
a- These warranted in svery instance
where the directions followed.
4S- For gale, wholesale and retail, by. "a.
j. W. COMPTON, Druggist.
OWensburg. KY.
Also b. wOoLsEY & SAWYER
= Wholesale and Retail Agents,
sep1 Evansville, Ind.
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER IN HEALTH.
TEE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0NfPANI0Ns

l.
PROFESSOR or DISEASES WOMEN.
One Hisndred@ Edition (5O0, oOO) 18mO. PIP. $50,
the sstaloggesof the Trade Sales Of New York.
principal booksellers in the United States.
sYEGT woman can here discover by comparing her ows
symptoms with those described the nature character
of her complaint and be spared anxiety and
ferng we'll the unpleassntnss making known to- or
making inquiries of physician respect the nuberess
ailments which she is subject The wife becoming
mother and advice in
situation which she will here ind This book tells her
matter, and tells her what it, in simple
but chaste words and such as she understand,
Those suffering from distractions irregularities peculiar
the womb. FLueR vii. each its pas
the mean; Of W nn5 til snS relief
saved husband if the simplest laws aPper
tn better understood raceable that natural and
consult with medical in respect
co.'s plants Peea os 70 the female only
panion every female has aphycan that knows and de-
she consult at all times without sensitivs
Extract of letsar from gentleman Dayton. ohio.l
DAYTON, May l. 1917.
ceptiDly sirkas for oe tbyee my l mas sn pes
ofgrsst anguish suffering months before during
PrOstraed putting her life in Imminent danger
this of things inevitable resigned myself
meet the worst fhsasd book highly spoken
perusal express you the relief afforded my
earnns that the discovery NJ NJ provi-
ded remedy Itopened which little
ceived possible But for this other year would
passed my head in all human probability nv wife
would have been her my children left
INDIANA AGENTS:
J. M & J. o. Howe. Bloomington; Paris & Turner
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lille G. Harvey. Vineennes james Beard. H. Fadcets
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Chamberlain Ekhart; T. J. LaDgdon Rockport NJ @.
Dustin Jsqs,sOnys e 4l 1iTS FTanhn o.AF
So Upon receipt of One Dollar 1.-THE MARRIED Wo-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (mail--
d freed to part Of the United States the canadas ana
ressed to DR.. A. NJ. MAURICEAN box 1924, New York
Jty Publishing Office, No 12s Liberty Street. New erk
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RIVER ITEMS.

"A Bell-boat stopped here few min-
utes yesterday morning, Southwark bound:
She had been up the Ohio wrecking some sunk.
ensboat
- The Jas. Paul did not start on her re-
turn trip to Green River till yesterday morn
ing. She seemed to have pretty fair freight
of groceries, dry goods, &c. for Green River.
- The steamer Empire was advertised to
leave Louisville yesterday evening, for the
South, and may be expected here to-day.
$780, The favorite steamer Fanny Bullitt is
advertised to leaye4 Louisville for New Orleans
this evening. ,.,,..s5-gs
The wreck of the Jas. Watt started
yesterday for Cincinnati, where new cabin, &c.
will be put on her. At present all there is Of
her is the hull and engines, the most valuable
part, however. We think she will attract
some attention at the Queen City when she
rushes by on her way to dock. She gave bond
here to get clear Of the attachment which has
been holding her to our wharf.
60 The steamer Mansfield from Cincin-
matt, bound for st. Louis, was here yesterday,
and put off some freight for this place. We
thank her clerk for papers.
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ROOTS a. SHOES.

TIL He Subscribers.have n land H., msss
sompasss Of Boo tSssousi .
and ~ ssss SHOES and aettsfs Eags szdys ssFS -
ana 'iir'@s ~ ~
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AUCTION SALES.
DESERaBIE RESIDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
offer for sale at bargain aeomfortahe Cottage Resi-
w dsnce, with good OUT houses and eiseru, in
good neighborhood. For particulars enquire of
-tr- me4kE SWEET & LEONARD
------ Auctionaers md General Agents.
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certify that had chs and fever and Induced foH
the reputation that Dr. Ovens pills had in curing chs and
fever purchase of Dr. W. T. OWENS silly csebra-
Pills the whole box before entirsiy
WE'LL believe the best Pill offered
public tor the cure of Ague and Fever L G. AYRES.
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,

ofFoSAIE THE NEW cOUkF HOUsE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
tender their services to the citizens OF
Evansville country for the sale OF eai
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries, also particular tten
paid all door sales ofeyery description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business and having goods of to place
competition with tn the seller WILL
have fair and legitimate market We will devots whole
the Auction and Commission business friends
customers assured that will efforts
please them With and ton to BUSINESS hope
merit the confidence of all hose who ensrust business
to
-REFERENCES-
P. G.. o. Riley s CO.. Evansville.
DUvALL AGO & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
VIM. PARK & Co., do do.
JAMES BoYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES, New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP, do.
MILES E. FoLkEs Vieksburg, Miss.
WIN. MoRAE, do.
LOCKWOOD & BROS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOG & FooT. do do.
EDWARDS Il BUSHNELL, St Louis, Mo.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
10 O'Clock and evening during eomeacing
at early gaslight. APPS SWEET Il LEONARD,
Auctioneers
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PROF. THOMPSON,S

fully opened in Bates house on Vine street
l. below Carpenters block where he would De
happy all his old and many new ones as
crowdn He will the business his persona
ton and hopes by the aid of experienced asstan TO- give
complete satisfaction Hair cutting in The latest STYLE With
happening, &C., dsneto order sf@eH
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why sebastopol Fell---New View Of the Case
I'd. Mansfield, Esq, editor of the Railroad
Record, of Cincinnati, and one Of the oldest
and best general writer's in the West, writes
home from New York city to the Record, as
follows:
The fall of Sebastopol includes the fall of
the Crimea, and of all Southern Russia, of so
much as the allies may choose to take, and
ultimately the entire destruction of the Russian
commerce, and influence in the Orient But
schy did Sebastopol fall, and why does it in
volve such important consequences? Simply,
because there are no railt0ays an Southern Rus
siai This observation smells of the shop
for you, Mr.. Record. It is, nevertheless, posi-
lively true 1t is palpable that had Russia
kept the peace FOR 20 years, Sebastopol could
not have been taken. Why? Because, in 20
years, Russ a would have made railways to Sc
bastop il, ard every other assai1ahle point
These would have carried armies and muni-
tons of war rapidly and cheaply. They
would have made it easy to concentrate an
army on any point, and to double the actual
Russian army in the CIfmea. This Russia
could have done a5ih railways.
What has she done withoat them? 1t las
cost her the lives of 10000 soldiers, millions
Of money, and wasted munitions in equal pro-
! portion, only to keep up her army, without
Counting the losses of the field! The great
plains or steppes of Russia have been almost
impossible. On the other hand, the allies have
had a comparatively easy and short transit, by
their command ofthe sea-
Probably Russia intended to have completed
her railways; but the conversation of the En-
peror about the Sick man. let the cat out o
the bag and it was interrupted suddenly in its
career Of policy. $3.50 ear
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OwENsBoRo. Ky, May L
BON HARBoR, Ky. April Il

Bon HARBoR, KY. April IL, 1855.
This certify that had Chills and Fever in family
for the past months and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill that be had in the country ordi
nary cases they have pped ny
family exception On my Oldest there
would make until
DR.. OWENS Chill Pills and safely say everybody
that they ar the best Pills have ever used.
WIN. o. JACKSON.
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OUENUM 4 dFNSs
5eOs p doz 81 . ct off for cash. ...........IO
COOS p doz do do do ............9
zoos D doz do do do ............S
II ? The lower prices above generally wheretwo prices
aforementioned forfull packages and the higher for
smallwholesae.
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The undsrsi~ued Rev j. Bragg sa Minister in regu
and 5astor the Orthodox Church. BROOKE sd
Mas he gentleman considerable influence an
yersaiIv beloved Copy VIM. DYER
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''' IS. y. 30 IS
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NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The atlantic arrived this morning The
Bank of England had advanced interest to So.
The French cavalr7 defeated the Russian
cavalry over Eupasoria, so of the latter were
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THE MOST WONDERFUL
Dis OVerY of the A ge

'Hls remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
uen no essential oil, nor one unhealthy drug. 1t does
not color the hair but acts upon the sucreons and
tive organs, 80 TO supply the with the necessary
cOlorng matter and upon the latter completely
restore their impaired lost functions All this the propr-
etor has right 10 say for has done all this for him At
the age Of hrtyseven he gray the Of
enty, and his hair nearly al fallen on but he has an
abundant crop, and person would ever imagine that he
ever had gray hair; and hi hair is soft and pabe as
though II had been recently oiled This is isolated
case has done the Tor many Others the following
certificates Abundantly prove
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GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE

I'H8 ANNUAL MEETING OF the GRAND LODGE or
II THE STATE OF TENN TSSEE will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER next being the arst dav OF
the month, at Abe MASONIC HALL in the city Of Nash
VILE The Officers Of the Grand Lodge and the RspTesen
atves Of the Subordinate Lodges required TO be pune
tual In their attendance
The Grand Secretary win attend the Masonic Han AZ
o'clock, NJ the saturay preceding for the purpose
tory to the opening Of the Grand Lodge.
CHARLES A. FULLER
sef4-eo5tAHA Grand Secretary.
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Liver Disease.

Carriers Spanish Mixture, remedy for liver disease
and Of formidable evils connected with dis
organ ised state Of that organ, Is unrvaed.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources, of per
sons living in the city of Richmond, Va might be given
cures effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture We have only
room refer to the extraordinary of Samuel NJ Drink
err Esq, Of the ru Of Drinker Norris Booksellers, Rich
mond who cured by bottles of Oarters Span
ish Mixture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says action the blood wonderful better than al
the medicine he had ever taken and eheeruy
Il 10 all. s.tr --...s =
80 Gee advertisement in another column.
q. eettf--1nn F. -
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DANCING.

MIR GOODWIN, having returned from the East with all
WI all the aud fashionable Dances begs respect
fully 70 Announce % The citizens Of Nashville that he will
commence series Of instructions in that polite on SAT-
URDAY, September Sth, at o'clock, P. M in the rooms
over Beech's store on College street.
Daysof Tuition Monday Thursday and Saturday. Hours
OF attendance, from TO on Gentlemens Class from
10 81, same days. sepl-2w
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.


CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
IL this Academy is the that pursued in the Royal
Academy in Paris aud comprises five Departments, viz
Primary Freshman, Sophomore Junior, and Senior to
which is added Recapitulaticn Department, designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as profession.
TERMS PER SESSION,
PRINARy DKPARTaEST, $50 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
-Four lessons week, Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and friday.
SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT 80 90
Three lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
Lessons same in number and in DAYS as in the
Sophomore Department
SENIOR DEPARTMENT 90 90
Two lessons week, Monday and Thursday. - -,
REoAPITULATInN DEPARTMENT. 60 90
Lessons daily saturday excepted,
Esy In all of the foregoing Departments the Piano and
Guitar are the only instruments taught.
EXTRAS.
instruction the Harp lessons week. per session SIS 90
Italian style, Is 90
tn classes Of gentlemen the Violin, Flute,
Clarionet, &C., two evenings week, 10 %
sgy- All tuition fees due the Of the pupil
One lesson week in Sacred Music given to all pupils free
Of charge.
and Music Books furnished gratis to the pupils who will be
permitted to retain them their own property at the close
Of the session.
Pupils will be received at any time and charged from the
period they enter to the close OF The session The attend
Of pupils will be required during the lesson only.
The Academic Year will be divided into two sessions; the
ms s fR 2 he ID Monday 10 September and clos
the LIST Monday in February and closing ihe first
IN June. re
s- Pupils ntrused TO their care shall receive close at
ention, and unwesried assiduity the part of
Iucors avail they shall not fail attain the elevated
st andard Of proficiency 70 which they may aspire.
Application to be EaAde on after he LIST day of septem.
err atthe Academy augls -Sm
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIyE.-The testimony
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this eele
brated article Is that viii restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases Of the Scalp preserve the hair from fall
ing preserve the color perfectly to extreme old age
Il is now put up both with and without sediment See adj
yertsement augi -.1-
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NEW GOODS.
lat EST Sly ES

M have received assortment Of new style FANCY
w FRENCH CASSEMERS, FANCY PLUSH VELVET
and RICH SILK YEsTINGS, for FAN and Winter wear
when we are prepared 10 make up To order in the
styles The inspection Of our customers and the public is
collected. CLIFTON ABBOTT,
sepl No, Is Cedar street
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY

T WILL he at CIarksvilie on MONDAY, TUESDAY
l. and WEDNESDAY, Sd, 4th and 18th OF September.
At uurEreesbOro' on FRIDAY, September Tth, pos
itively for that day only
AtNhelbyviIIe on SATURDAY, September sth, pos
itively for that day only.
At Columbia on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WED
NESDAY, 10h llth and 12th Of September.
At Lebanon on SATURDAY, September 18th, posi-.
lively for that day only.
aug3O-Ckwtd J. H. SEAfMGNS
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

nv K have Just received Stock of FALL AND -.
w WINTER G GODS for Gentemens Wear->EA
CLOTHS, CASsIMERS, and NESTINGS Of the latest IA
styles end best quality, TO which would invite the III
atten lion Of our fri ends and the public. Also sup
ply Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
WARD q BIRMINGHAM,
sepl-1m No Cedar street
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CROCKER,S SCHOOL.

- AZ MATES Greek springs.
4 September For Board an MONDAY, the 81 Of
per ses sion Of twenty weeks. '' &C. $50
aug2O-d&wtf f. l.. CRoCKER
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER

TIVE next ANNUAL COMMUNICATION Of the GRAND
CHATTER q the state Of Tennessee viii convene az
me hAsONlO HALL, In the city o. Nashville the SEC
OND MONDAY IN OCTOBER next, bsing the ssh daV Of
the month AZ which time and place the Ocers Of the Grand
Chapter and The Representatives Of the Chan
tiers requested q be punctua their attendance
The Grand Council Of Royal and Se-
lecI Masters viii the Same time and place at
o'clock 2. NJ CHARLES A. FULLER
sep4-eo3tAE2t Grand Secretary
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Prof o. j. Wood-Dear Sir: Unsolicited I send you this
certificate. After beng nearly bald for long time and
haN ing tried all the hair resOryes eNtau and having no
faith IN any induced, hearing Of yours TO give
trial. placed myself in the hands barber and had
my head rubbed with good s brush tue Restorative
then applied and well rubbed in iii the scalp was all glow
This Irepeated every morning and In three weeks the
young hair appeared and grew rapidly August last no
70 the present time, aud black thick and strong
soft and pleasant 70 the touch whereas before Il was harsh
aad wiry what little there Of T. and that was dis
appearing very rapidly. s your Restorative about
twice week, and shall have good and perfect crop
OF hair Nov have read Of these tlngs-and who has
not-but have never hitherto any case ia which any
persons hair really benefited by the ala OF the br
toncs, &C. OF the day; aud really gives me pleasure 10
record the result OF my experience have recommended
your preparation 10 others, and already has large and
general sale throughout the Territory The people here saw
is effects and have confidence In it. An who have used n
here will coincide with In what have written The
supply sent the wholesale agents Of the Territory
already exhausted and daily inquiries are made for II =
You deserve credit for discovery. l. for one return
you my thanks Tor the benefit has done me for certainly
al despaired long long ago of eectng any such re-
ut congratulate you that your fortune (and large or
is already made.
Yours, hastily, J W. BOND
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Land for S ale.

T OFFER for sale (7O0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES tn
OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike 80
Roar miles fom Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract ich reside.
This Land equal II not superior any in Maury county
II well watered (the celebrated DeVers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises some beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road 1t
will be divided 10 suit purchasers sold in a body.
Por further information apply to at Ashwood p. Office,
Msury county, Tennessee
Rug1l-U IUcIUS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOIS FOB sALE-0NE
Fer Rent.

oFFER for sale tus Rk1ck DUffLING HOUSES,
knesi~s street., fest Nas6yle4x each, and
TIC story per hcistsrus atachet-gocd healthy ocaeu,
ard every wsy conortabe snd srahe ard cenvenlent
nns suiphar Wei A GOD tsrsain WI b gwen On
liberal eruls oF via txch1uEr lands tAe MlsssfI
l-i4-u . W >. NAMING.
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NEW FIRM.
SEAGO & LAWRENCE,
GrOcers, Commission Merchants,

AID DKALKEs ~
GRAIN, BACON, LARD, HAY, FRUIT. FLOUR, &c. 4e
No. ~ and "a Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga
CoNsIGNMENTs respectfully solicited and prompt rsiurns
uromised. Cash advances given Produce In store,
and cash orders filed with ProH2tness and care.
aprz--triwtw6ms
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A. 4 J. q. Acclelland have Just
vi reoeiFed a large ot n hest India eanaGlnx,
shi' h they seiing very low for cash. sls26