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Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10

LosIvG LEATuER--We were much
amused yesterday with the intense excite
rnent manifested by verdant gentleman
from Arkansas, who was endeavoring to con-
vince Hose Company No. 4 that they were
pursuing too precipiiate career under ad-
verse circumstances As the company were
rushing down Winchester St, at full speed.
LAYING their hose. the young man stepped
from the sidewalk and hailed them:
Hey. say-you fellows-I say-hold
up. Hold up, say"
Whats the matter % sung out the FORE
man. slackeniug mp
why don't you see you're losing all
your leather -
A roar from tie bystanders Convinced
the gentlemen that something was wrong
and be made himself scarce.
IMemphis Eagle 9- Enqr-
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
8 i Z y EY I'm c.

HE HAieFsIsned respectfully tenders his ser
'ieeS as SORFEYOR. to the citizens of
l.. b;pe'ead- and the adjUining counties. and from
,Hlience he feels confident OF giving entire
4HusacttOn n 10 those who NAV require his sseryIces
WIZ Il required. make cut neat and correct
- u ShVeys- and computations of the areas of
"dc-s- His charges will be moderate
JOHN r. GRATIOT
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
AMERICAN & ENGLISH PRINTS
Bieaci,ed and brown DoEnesfics;

---CCtltt-S-
P7hw-LInens & sheetings,
Table Linens all Styles and qualities.
Browu and Irish Linens, good assortment.
Paiptetl Lawns, JacOnets, Nu>Iins. and Bareses.
(Iinghams OF all styles and qualities.
.Iuacas and NerinOs. all CoIOrs.
FlauueES all kinds and colorS
Jsaus. SaiInets- and Cassimers.
E.aakets OF various kinds.
Nerino and Blanket Shawis,
Nerino and Cotton Hosiery,
Linen Thread 4 good assortment.
coed assortment of Hardware and Crockery
LADIES AMI GENTS SADDLES.
Brides NaEtiHsaIes. Surrinsies and Girths.
Hats and Caps and good lot of winter Clothing.
Also a small assortment of Boots and Shoes. and
various other articles usually kept by us too
numerous TO mention
We earnestly invite our friends to call and ex-
anime or goods and prices anc assure them. we
wiIl spare no effort 10 sell them good GOODS at
prres TO paw them for the visit Let every BODY
call and see. and we will prove 10 their Satisfac-
ton what We say, TO be true
We beg- also. TO remind MANY of our Custom
e-s who have neglected to call and settle their
notes and accounts due US for former wears tran
sactonz that the time is now near at hand when
We WILL he compelled 10 hare money and hope all
viii cone and pay up. we cannot extend further
iaduigeuce-
As We have never before called upon you in
tins pd5-Ic manner, we trust you will be prompt
AID spare Us further trouble.
TRIMBLE & JOHNSON.
TasiHef0n SeDf- 18th 1855. 3S-5w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10

a queer looking customer inserted his
head into an auction store. and gravely in
CURED
"Can / bid. sir ?'
Certainly" replied the auctioneer. you
can bid
We'll then." sad the wag. walking of,
II bid you good night
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
GentIensen's Furnishing Goods.
e, EsEGGEg.

MOULD respectfully inform his fT;en0s and
w customers and the public generally that he
has ist received from the East beautiful assort-
meut OF
Black BiHe. Gnd Fancy COioyed French
G IGS 4 - So
Bscs ant aucT CASSiNERES. SILK. SAT-
IN. CASHMERE, aad various other fancy
Ycstiugs CT Different Styles.
GOODS SUITABLE far CLOAH.S,
and f TfFn@rs of all kinds of trimmings for
making r1 CLOTHING in the meatest and most
fashionable $ les
GeH',ellel fe~iroIIs OF repleuishing their -vard-
r0aes ara invited to cali and examine his stock
Has5iEgioa SsBi- I9Ll 1853 JS-ti
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
z z = a " AY :

RANAWAY frcaI she under
"a sislei Ia Bos>ier Parish louisiana
S 'a tie 18th Of July .aSt-five ne
"a 60 msa-to Wit
~ WASHING TON-six feet high
4 black complexion and about 80
--IG years oid-and his brother HEN
hf-diOut sane height ard description
These two men were raised in Independence
eolHty-weTe purchased OF MeSsIs- Bates & Bell
and 1t - theslg5t viii attempt to make their way
lack to LA: county, -fLSO-
HENRY HARRISON: small n1an-Copper
cOlor- aE---lt ) ieet inches high-30 wears old
MOSS thick set black man-6 feet OF s
iachrs nI-a- 30 years old and
SIkPHEN- Z heavy set black n1an-about 5
ieet 10 inches hish and p years old
viii give Fifty dollars each. for tie ap-
pTeheuslou aHd delivery or confinement in any
Jail so that may get them, of Washington and
henry- and IAiTfg dot!Grs each for Henry HarTi-
son Moses and Stephen
any Information OF either OF the above slaves
"Hl oe thankfully received and acknowledged
Address JAMES B. GILNER
PineUiIe.
Bossier Parish
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1855 3s-tf Lc
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
ReferTo
Cabinet Man1Gactory.

II Undersigned would respectfully inform
tb,t 'He ei'lzens of Washington, and its vIcinIt.
He sui continues to manufacture and repair
- az IA u EC"U J HS II
n n MS manufacturing room. opposite the Court
fII - mere ne will at all times be prepared to
~ NY orders IN bis line of business
has NJ Uu.I also announce to the public that he
s;s. gSs . hEARSE always in readiness. and will
nng prompt attention to Funerals-Coffins
Wru oruer D. H. HAWKS.
Warrington, Nay 20, 1858. 25-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10


/Qxamity of Amm@nition E1pcndea~
ltpon SeraStop0I.-A letter from st. Pc
tersburg. of July IA, says:
The combats of the 18th and 18th of
June were doubtless the severest and most
desperate that have as yet taken place be-
fore Sevastopol. From private correspon-
pence this appears much more than from
mere Official reports In one is stated the
ollowiug-namely Il is impossible to form
an idea. except by personal inspection, of
the amount of iron and lead which is used.
The ground where the combat took place is
entirely covered with shot and she'll. From
the 3lst May up to the 9Th June our SOL
diers have picked up 7o.400 pounds OF lead.
and .0l5 bombs Of 80 pounds, not exploded;
and this IS not one-third part Of what has
been used by the enemy.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10

aaa Is prepared 20 fl, with dispatch, all orders
WIN " "lich he may be favored. His Mills are
~aff4hled 10 perform well, ard cau De readily
&'11caei 10 the running gear OF d GIN
DE VIII also repair Cotton Gins and trusts
Hol fany years experience In the business 20 he
soie to give entire satisfaction.
an Al orders either for Mills OF the repair of
. olas- viii be promptly executed on ress ona bic
-s- WILLIAM r. COLLINS.
" HQsaIEst0a. JnI,e. 27tA. 1879 96-t
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
HOPSc-IlsssS
c OFT ri GIN S
Il O z 6 e WEEs q.

I'VE undersigned has established shop in
4 Washington. Arkansas, fer the Manufacture
1l SuDaTicr
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10

y doctor was employed BY poor man to
attend his wife. who was dangerously i'll
The doctor gave hint that he had fears OF
not being paid.
Il have five pounds" said the man to the
doctor. ''and if you kill or cure, you shall
have them
The woman died in the doctors band, and
after a time he called for his FIVE pounds
The man asked the doctor If be killed his
wife?
"No."
did you cure -
NO"
Then. said the man, you have no legal
demand
OF all happy households. that is the hap
piest where falsehood is never thought Of.
All peace is broken up when once il appears
that there is liar in the house.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
Another Chance for

" & - II VA . .
U,UE Undersigned being very anxious to dis
nose OF their present stock of merchandise
-or offer 10 sell be tier bargains than can be
sorp5s IA South Arkansas;
T5 lgA0le- sale Purchaser. 1ce acould
make time and price LIBERAL;
nd svch OF our friends as need goods in small
--gatItIes will find 1t much to their interest to
Essct from cur stock As the styles and goods are
JssiraBIe and prices cannot be Objectionable
Our stock consists in part of the following ar
tjcJes-so wit
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-10
Singular Suicide.

4 correspondent of the Charleston Stand
ard writing from Washington. relates the
following:
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
DOMESTIC PORTS.

posroy. Ar Oct. Goth, barque Growler, Pillsburv.
New Orleans 9th ult, SW Pass SOth; brig Virginia,
Carver Ycomico River; Sch President, sGoombs, Rock
land for New York; put in for harbor
HOLMES HoLg. Ar Oct 10th, brig Nebraska, Mooers,
Marbiehead for Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS Ar 10th, ship Ariel, Stinson, Bath;
1oth, oarque Chas Thompson, Small hoston.
MOBILE Ar lth, Isnhadon, Cornish, Philadelphia
Went to sea 1lth ship Rockaway-
s1vASSAH-Ar lSth brig p Sweet, Dunton, Liver
PHMADkLrHIA-Ar 10Th, ship Messna, Trott, Liver
pool 81
NEw roEk-Ar 2Oth, Cby tell ship Northern Belle,
cid Catherine Rogers, j. NJ. Perry Philade,nb;a
destination changed fom Bath for which mort sbe ld
llth): sid, brig 7. Larrabee.
Yeomico River, Va Boston, Carribee CUSHING Wil,
mington NC for Bath, with two men sick.
Rarque Lucinda, of Bath, from Cardiff for new York
which put ntc Portland eaky is dcharging her cargo
of railroad iron and will repair without going upon
the railway unless the situation of the leak renders it
necessary. lt 'ss
NEW 0RLKASs-Ar 9th. baroue Gov Hubbard, Prince
Mobile Below, ship Ariel, Stinson, hence.
Adv ships Zeno5ia, for Liverpool. bulk of cargo en-
gaged; and Evira Owen for do wig 800 bales barQues
Rose standi b, for Boston, wlh despatch; Gov Hub
MoBIIE~Cld 10Th. ship Rockway, Goodwin, Liver
pool
PHILLDELPHIA-Sch Saxon, Damariscotta.
NEW YORK;. G. Boynt'n, Newcastle, E.;
Also ar ships Switzerland Trask Havre Danube, Lit
tlefield Cardiff.
NEW BEpFoRD-Sld,17th sch Lam1rtine, Attakapas.
HOLMES HoLK-Ar Oct. is, sch Arn0, M'Fadden,
Bath for Annapolis Nd o Thompson, Boston, for
cs.RIEsTOs. Cid 18th, ship Fanny Fern, Jordan,
Liverpool
PHiLADEIPHrA. Ar Oct 10, ship Messina, Trott, 50
days from Liverpool
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

[Per Atlantic. at New York, in addition.
LIysErooL-Cld Sd, Clara BrOokman, Higgins, Phil
ADV Benz. Adams, New 70 9th, and Tanaro, do
with desat h; 18th, Ellen Maria for avannah 10th;
Saml % D9nning and Tger for Mobile 9Th; utseonthe,
Ent for ldg 10Th ult, Ellen Maria Lennox Savannah
Sd, Cambria, Perry, New Orleans. =
LoSDoN In port 9th, Rhine, Doane, for New York
Ar at Deal 10Th SOh, Lizzie Harvard. Delano, Lon
don for hayTe and New York and proceeded. .si
Bristol, cid Sd, Kate Swanton, Reed, New Orleans.
Ar At Newport 9th ut Manila, Given, London; 18th,
VIM Rogers, Thompson, Cardiff, to load for Jamaica.
Ar at arh S0th ult, Yankee Bladr, Gray, Elsinore
ID, Victoria Reed, Tarbox, New Orleans.
bourne
Ar 1T Dublin 4th Jane IL. Glidden, Lovelt Shediac.
Ar at Cork SOth ult Ernestinc Gddings, Rose Shedae
Sid from Belfast 18Th Havana, Reid, ArdroSsan and
Boston.
ArAt Queenstown sOth ult, Ella Reed, King, Porto
Ar at Elsineur 2sth ult, Sarah Purnton, Whitney,
Ar At Bremen 18th uit, Milan, Given, New Orleans
Marseilles, Cid lst Inst, Agamemnon, Goodwin, New
York.
Adv. Geo + Patten, for New Orleans
Ar at Venice 2lst uk, c Humphreys Merrill Trieste
Ar at Ire 2ith ult, Glenburn, WestendorG Ma
Malta, sid 2lst, sarah c Hyde, Snow, Sardinia.
AT Calcutta, Aug y ships A D Thompson, Hogan;
Dashway, NJ Glintock, for London in dock repg; nd
Souer Johnny, Small, London.
At kameisch Hay, Crimea, 2lst ut ships Edgar
Strnger, Wood from Marseilles, dsg; Rock Light,
Drummond from Constantinople, do: Mansfield, Della
no; Arlington, Plummer.
TeghOrn, sid oath, ship II II pocdy, IIussey, New
York
At Gibraltar Soih ut, ships Ontario, Holmes, from
Trapani for Boston oath; L VI rSe, Owen, disg.
At Gotienburg 18th ut, ship sarah rurinton, Whit
ney, Boston, taken mp 50 II per tom and per cent
primage.
(Per steamer Atlantic at New York;
LIvERPooL.-ArdS 81, james Nesmith Mills Quebec
3d. Old England Adams, smyrna 9Th, South arolina,
Trott, Mobile r.....rF
SD. 18th; Houghton, Rairdon, New Orleans; Lady
Franklin. Jordan, Mobile, lSt, Rappahanncek, Cuslf
ing, New Orleans; Law mia Adams do.
London, Ard, 18th, old DominioE sampson, Matan-
xas.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
HALLOWELL NURSERIES.

THE present Proprietor, having purchased The Nurs-
cries formerly carried by X G.. LINCOLN and having
made extensive additions to the same is now prepared
to offer to the people of Name good assortment Of Fruit
and Ornamental Trees Shrubbery, &c.
Tie number of varieties large IN older Nur-
SERIES but consists Of those that have tried and
may he relied upon, both to of nomenca-
ture and adaptation to the climate of Maine.
THE Fruit Trees offered vigorous and health
and every respect superior the Trees that
from Southern and Western and haw ked about
the country by pedlars and spectators.
They nearly all formed with stems and low
tops experience has proved that such Trees
ter adapted to Withstand the extreme heat Of
less liable T. disease. and prolific than those
that grown like irifs and which when taken from
the Nursery will hary support the weight ofJher own
tops.
The Stock of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs has been
increased within the last two years by import to from
Europe, and they will be Of suitable for selling the
ensuing year.
Particular attention is invited the collection of
EXTRA-sIZED APPLE AND PEAR TREES,
MANY of which are in bearing state, and for trng
difference in cost will enable the purchaser obtain
quic ker return for his outlay.
Now ready for sale, Apples. Pears, Pums, Cherries
Ounces Grapes Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries
Backherries, Ornamental Trees, Ornamental Shrubs,
Rhuharb, Asparagus,
Climbers, Dahlas, Bulbous Roots, &C.; Scions and
Cuttings in their season.
II Any articles hand will he furnished from
liable sources, short notice and the lowest prices
Address, +. GLAZIER,
oSwl9 HuilowclI, Me.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Notice TO Mariners.
BAKKR's ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE, MAINE.

Notice is hereby given that Lighthouse and keep
ers dwelling have been erected Bakers island Maine.
Tower is Of brick painted white, the dwelling is
colored brown, and the rOnwOrk of the lantern black
The Of the light IS feet above the ground and
los feet above the level Of ordinary high water.
The light will be visible in good weather. Il distance Of
Is nautical miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is Fresnel lens Of the fourth
order and the light will be fixed light until the 1st jan
nary, 1885, when
Fired Liskf, Paried By FLASHES,
viii be shown and viii be continued during every night
thereafter
The following magnetic bearings have been taken from
the lighthouse:
Bear Island lighthouse, N W. by NJ distant 81 miles.
Petit Menan lighthouse, Il. by N, distant Is miles.
Monument Bunker's dry ledge, n. by W., distant
miles.
By order Of the Light House Board
W. b. FRANKLIN, L. H. Inspector, LIST Dist
Portland, Maine, September 10, 1855.
new bark of 600 tons built at Freeport by Briggs
Means Cushing sold 10th inst to parties in Port
land for $50 per ton cash fitted for She will be
0ssippee.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

NEW oRIEaNs- Ard, 18th, ships Caravan, Sands,
hence; l7th, Independence, hence
S.vANNAH. CID. 18th, brig anderer, Hunt, Saith.
Went TO sea brig George for do.
BosToS-Ard. 18th, brig Forester, Lloyd, George
town, S. &. CID, sch Henry A. Newbert, Waldoboro'
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Auttiugfs.

In Bowdonham, sth ult., by Z. L. Thora ESQ. Mr. VIM
Gum, to Miss Emma Mosher both Of D. Oct 9th by the
same, Nh Otis H. Sedgeey to Miss Nancy b. Reed beth
q R ect 18th by the same, Mr.. Renjsmin r. Dinsey to
Miss Bridget Bsgsiu, both Of Il.
In Gardiner, Mr. Theodore b. Marshall OF Uallcxel to
Miss Augusta Il. Waire Of G.
In Hslewe, Mr.. David W. Flagg Miss Ellen A. Ke-
key both ofH- -r
In Augusta, PROT William L. Drew or Tufts Coese
Sonervile, Mass, to Miss Liyonia F. Rust, IA.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
SPOKEN.

Oct S lat. IS, lon IS, barque Henry warren, from
-Cadiz for Bath. Hf
Oct l3 lat 81 81 Ion 73 04, (corre ed barque Sarah
Ann, of Brunswick from Liverpool for Charleston.
Oct. I3 off South Shoal, was ship DiEjgo, from
New York for Glasgow. sl.r e.
Oct IA, oarGay Head, ship Emily ST. Pierre,
from Liverpool for Baltimore.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Millinery and Fancy Goods,

which she will sell prices low at any other esab-
lshment.
Her stock is entirely new, and ladies respectfully in
vited to call and examine.
Particular attention given to all kinds Of Millinery work,
trimming of Bonncts, &C.
Bath, Oct. ., 1855. 3wl9
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Brankrupt's Stock Of Dress Silks
AT AUCTION.

THE subscriber win sell at his store, commencing
Tuesday. Oet so, al 10 l-2 O'Clock, A. ",
and continue until the whole disposed Of very rich
and desirable stock of
Black and Fancy Dress Silks.
consisting nearly 100 different s,les some very high
cost together with large OF Lnen and White
Goods Dress Goods, Quits Blankets, Table Covers Nap
kinS, &c. the being Consigned by the assignees Of
extensive failed house in neghborng city The sale
positive.
LADIES invited to call and examine the silks
tend the sale. }. L. GILMAN, Auct'r.
= Bath, Oct y, 1855.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
0tatbs.

In this city, Oct. ISth Mary punAan aged IS years
months
In this city, Oct l., George r. Mciisou aged months
is days s-- -- -'-l
In woOlwich, Oct. 18th, William Han; aged Is years
3 months.
In ts<<st1z, William r. Stevens, aged - wears.
In Hahcvell, Mrs. Ahasal Chamberlain aged "a wears
In Augusta. Elen NJ, daughter Of Isaac Church, aged
% years 'N slf4
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
CoHees.

OLD lava Central American, Maracaibo, Rio Il Care
" Coces. Also hrst-rae assortment of Ground Cof-
fees, by retail and by the box. For sale by
l9o JOHN III. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
S. NJ, PETTENGILL & CO.'S
Boston Business Directory,

The following List Of Cards collected by S. NJ Pr
rESGILL Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents. No. 10
State street. Boston, who authorized by the publishers
OF the best and MOST wIDELY CIRCULATED Newspapers
throughout the United States and British Provinces to
advertisements and subscriptions atther LOWEST RATES
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
DISASTERS.

nut into PorsId leaky has discharged her cargo and
gone upon the railway for repairs She viii be entirely
necoppered-
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
RenovaI.
Bounty Land for Soldiers of the
War ofISl2. d

Y recent act ofCongress all Soldiers who four
I'D teen days upwards in the Of 1Sl2 entitled
One Hundred and stety acres. All persons who
application have amount are entitled
to the balance Claims presented and obtained
by Itn BRONSON & SEWALL.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Fruit! Fruit! and Vegetables I!

LII the varieties OF the received by the steam
II boat trip For sale the Of the subscriber
corner ofFront street and Sagadahock Ferry wharf
| Bath, July 10, 1885. ALI. T. ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Sugars.

porto Rico, Muscavado, Havans, Light Brown,
l. Crushed and Coffee Crushed susars.for sale by
l9o JOHN IL. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
EASTERN TIMES
A MiRINE J0URNlL. IS

STvSsoS ce-, No L,us wharf Bssteu,. arc Agents
tx the tStoS LiNE ef packets from Bath Boston. Capt
Snsea fsForhy known experienced merchant aud
shpJnaSer, tueTy Of this city All business entrusted
% bm viii r. attended With promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0SNELL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

D0JNTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
sailors in the wars Of the United States since $780, who
have served fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres are now entitled 70 one Hundred
and Twenty acres more. Apply 10 JOHN II. kIMB III
Bath March S, lS55 Sou
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
BooK 81

Ii you want employment, send for Wentworth
s. Company's Circular of Terms to
Book Agents.
We publish the largest and best assortment Of for
Agents, to be found in New England. Address WENT
WORTH 4 Co., PrBLIsIERs
SO Wnshinginn Street Rnstnn
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
PORT OF BATH.

FRIDAY. Oct ~
ARRIVED.
Brig Caroiua, Stinchfeld Grand River with knees
wood and twenty-five passengers toJ- ID. Robinson
Brig fremont Grant Boston
Sch Osprey, Weymouth, Salem
Brig Nancy Waite. Lewis, Phadclphia, with masts
toJ. s s. S Wiggin.
MONDAY, Oct. %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Sclon, HoSnar, New York.
Brig Geo Stockham, Oliver, jacksonville, via Port
land, Is DAYS.
Sch Hibernia, Boston.
SAILED.
Sch Cornelia, New London.
ShpJ~ $ Parsons, New Orleans.
sch Oriole.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
New Millinery Store.
MRS. kANIGNT,

RESPECTFULLY informs her friends and the ladies Of
III Bath and vicinity that she has taken in the Pal
mer House, called, recently occupied by nr. Cuier
nearly opposite the City Hail. Cup sairl where she has
ON hand and will constantly keep good assortment ol
fashionable
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH

and for sale. wholesale and reta by the
American Laundry Company, Office, No.
II Water Street. Up Stairs. Boston.
ANA by Grocers, Druggists and Periodical Houses rcuer
y throughout the country For richness ofquay beau
Q, polish durability OF appearance and power Of resist
ing aeihp weather, il is unrivalied. WARRANTED to
contain no ingredient injurious to the finest fabric
oruers seHfpy Express promptly attended to.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Jonas XVhitcomb'. Remedy for A.tbma,

NTRANGE-liow many people afflicted with HUI
~ mors, moi being Of sure remedy-the ALII1p
oIxTSEST SYRUP Sold by Carleton at the Bookstore
of Henry Hyde and SON 3w1-+
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

PATENT SAFETY LAMP

r,r, Nd LAMP.FEEDERS.
WAkKANTED to prevent all accidents, from the use Of
NJ, BDkNlNG Flu I'D, PATENT OIL, R0SIN 0IL,CAM-
rhsN and all other explosive compounds used for the
respectfully invite the attention Of the public to New
ellis Improved Solar Fluid Lamp, which gives a brilliant
sead,er than gas The cost Of burning beng
than ONE CENT an HOUR
These Lamps are applied to Chandeliers for Churches
Hotes Factories Stores and Parlors Oil can al
tered, using the shade Common Fluid LAMPS can
be changed to Safety Fluid Lamps
Burning Fluid and Camphene,
as CHEAP and GOOD as can be bought in the market
Also, Chandeliers, Shades Globes. Lamp wicking En-
try Hail Lanterns, SC, for sale, wholesale RETAIL by
NEWELL. WILLARD & CO.,
No. IS Bromfeld Street Boston
n b. large deduction will be made from the former
prices Of Newell's Safety Lamps &C.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Bounty Land Warrants.
Old Soldiers.

DASH and the highest price paid for Bounty Land War
" rants by o4tf SAMUEL ID. REED.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-09
CO-PAlsTNEfsSsEIP.

TNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the style and firm of Gro. Foster g Co
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun-
ham streets and near Depot of the Evansville and
Crtwfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. a.
They will give special care to Consignments either by
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
Produce Groceries in this market, aud solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Moasses the
Coast as one firm will be in the South during the
Winter
They hope by unremted attention TO merit ana snare
bepubIic natronage .e NJ. w. FOSTER.
- GEO. FOSTER,
dee14 w. M. AIKMAN.