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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-21
qlO.PAkTNEHg8RNHP.

yTHHE undersigned have this day formed Co-parIneF
ship under the style and firm of GEO FOSTER o. 20
Tor the of general ForpardtHg ana COM
and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse ON tne
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and pun
ba streets and near the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr4wfordsyile Railroad, where they VIII have ample
room and facilities for storing all KINDS o.
Produce and Merchandise. -, i. -.
They will give special care to Consignment eitner oy
River. Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and Wiitorward
promptly at the lowest rates. = s. ,, - -
They will give personal attention to the purchase OF
sale OF Produce Groceries in this market and socii
for the purchase Sugar and Moasscs on the
Coast as one the firm will be in the South during the
Winter. fsaE 49, .s4 -. - -.
~ nsI,l,cr ~, ,scna~aT NJ. w. FOSTER.
f GEO. FOSTER,
da.I1 WIN. AIKMAN. I
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DAVID O'NEIL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

NJ ERC III a N L L a ILOh, sf--f
Second street, between Main and Locust,
WUAs lust opened dne Assortmento OF Ciotns
Of diderent coors Cassmerss Of hne quaiity an sne
with the richest such as ano
ess wear those goods Of the best
varieties brouhtt to this city my GU
cit nerally invited to examine them
an prepared With 6rtrate workmen TO make up gooes
4he Iase, styles fits il all cases. sepizt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-21

NEyE have hand one Of the most and De-
Wv sirable everything in the DRf GOODS
found the Western Market which we offer 20 all cash
time buyers remarkably low rates Our eoods
with in quality style snd
pres willing duplicate the bills of regular
Our stock consists in part OF
the folio wing articles
Brown muslins cloths easimeres satnetts,
prints nseys Innings Silks satins
coburgs de laines hats caps.
bonnsts ubrela seamless bags shavls satehsis
&C. &C. EJ fraens.' ~ q, a. .g a.,
clock cambrc needle. Also slsrge
WELL WADE CLOTTKING,
got MP expressly trade give entire ss
faco- Give call before purchasing elsewhere as We
est for selling them. JOHNSON g. FRENCH, ei+1
IT Main street, I'd door abeye Stats Bank. -
ep2s ~ A ~ Pr Evansville. lad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-21

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PU BLIC.
Once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-21

OLD OSWE LINE. .rr,. s-s..y
From foot Broad ST.. N. Y. daily transship pment a.
Albany or Troy Mark packages old oswegO Line care
Sinclair d Co., Toledo, o. .-s 81 +. g i =
PRoPRiEro. AND AGENTS.
r. 8. Littlcjohn 100 Broad street, New York.
FitIhugh Littlej ohm. 0swego, N. Y.
SMEAR Fa,s.S oS Go 0i1s sU.neTiii:, Ind. y27
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lsv ANSyuIE AND NEW HARMONY TRI-
~ EEhI.Y MAIL LINE

TKANSPORTATEON
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
WYE prepared to contract for the delivery o.
BY reliable lines. favorable terms
requested to our agents before
as make their interest ship by us
o' GEO. FOSTER g. co.
f ECKFORD LINE.
Leaves New York daily Sbbahs excepted No transship-
m ant at Albany. Steam on Lakes. r. -i-1
- FEg35 AGENTS F+-~-l
g. b Williams, Ils Broad ST.. p-stairsD New York
r. r. Lieingston, } t@
j. G. Pattsn Co., Buffalo. N. Y. -.s-s r-.rF r-es
Sinclair & Co.. Toledo. Ohio. - p !.
Geo. Foster & Co., Evansville. ind,
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

5AdAWOOD ASOOEa.
rTJHE subscriber has taken the above house, and
entirely retted and resarnshed 1t, and is prepared
80 the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has goodsto ofhorses and car
riages to let. 1s
The stabeis large clean and welllocated, and good
hostlers ParticularattenoD
will be paid the of horses him for keep
ug and all respects the public, Ia lind the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. ljys-tfl J. A. SfkhS,
WpIBBONS-scar cartons handsome white Bonnet Ribbon;
w& 800 pfeces Velvet Ribbon. assorted widths;
Received this dsy AM iGt sale BY .,,rs low !. IN
nov26 d&& AS Main street. Louisville. KY.
| i5oEr warrea's Needles. assorted numbers;
| 100 dozen white Linen Cambria HEddkercnfs
| 100 do ladies' do do do do;
| 100 gross fancy coiored Agate Buttons;
| do black do do
| JAS. Low CO.,
| noy23-d&w AIS Main ST.. Louisville. KY.
ADMINISTR ATORsS NOTICE.
hereby given that the has been
pointed Admin the estate Of Patrick Lyons
deceased county The estate is supposed
i novs w3t ELIZABETH LYONS. Adminissratrix.
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TENNEYA sORENsON

wuoLEsALE pHALERs IN GRocEsIEs AND Ieuokss ooAhhA
wATxR 4KD vIsE sTs.. EVANSVILLE. IND.
yMSHE hare this day formed
hugneas Eavng uceeeded the business 81 Messrs Ais
wes pureh ssd their stock and made addiions 70
sha be ab 70 offer as gooo
FOk CASH any house in Evansve; OF anFf nFfeMSEY
West. sts q. S.sSoprNanN
lsFa a5aa -. oVts----ao--.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ne THh GiTIltZESspp ~ ~ " EENn Iii.iaiNUis.
MAS D. sAUSDERS civil Eagineer. having taken up BIZ
aw abode in the city of Evansville would respectfully an
20 the sonthern portion OF Indiana
Ksusaoky nos. that he 10 prepared TO furnss
aad Estina Of work Of desertpo ap-
Dertsninx 20 proession viz: Water Wsrss
LAnd Railways. Turnpike. Plank or other koads tne
rra Va seat Of Rivers asyig alton pnrpo es
Tes Roniaa ability frCm L. B. Milson EIq.; Onle. "a
Of the New Albany aud salem Railroad
81 opnstsn md; George O. Dunn OF bederd inosi a
D. Wilson. ty Englneer ef new A5sny n str.ivS
Line RAilr- ad. be seen on srflisation. mn<o -
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ROARDHNG AND SALE STABLE.
" h COOK of Peter Burk the fine brick sta
H. bic on second street, Main and Locust wher
horses by the day or Week AZ lowest price
In pro portion to the expense Of feed.
Also fine young horses for sale times Enquire at
je1 eooh-S FANNY uroeeFy'
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NrSuEEaH. MC.-ss box.s W. r. Cream ohsesss ~
u 500 Baltimore Roe Herring,
% bush Hominy. Just received at
aeei COOKE Family 6ToseSy =.
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AT FfEpAVEW.

StV{e OF ACW 4 OTh, CHHH9H "a. IS.
T. V. r Coventry Of the firm Of Coventry
Co, being duly sworn, says that the following
Certificates are genuine and were given by the
persons by whom they purport to be signed
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
Jay Of November, 1854. H. I. COOK,
Justice of the peace of Cayuga County. \. Y
TO lNYALIDS-The UndelSigue have reed
the tormule for preparing Bdch'S 4merican
Compound, and Us far as we have tested it can
recommend its general use as Tonic and Al
tcrG'i0e medicine, to remove rMGtcd humoTS gt
The j}00d, and peculiarly adapted to .jtmdics sut-
fcring from Leucorrhon (Whtes,) and to those
whose constitutions are weakened and enice-
blcd from Wiermtieut ,ttcrs.
\. c. Tabor, MD E, Lansing Briggs. NJ. D.. ].
NJ. Morris, NJ. D., Aub~SH, \. \. May ! 80,
CURE OF SCORFULA and ERYSIPELAS.
MIR. Thomas Gould Of Aurora, n. \. writes !:
my son, three years old, has suffered every
hing from eruptiye sores resembling both scor-
ula and Erysipelas. We tried all the popular
remedies with no good. but hearing OF the Won
dertul cures your medicine were efecting,
bought six bottles, which has cared my chid.
From Hrs. NEiam Z. Parish, the well known
Physician and Monthly Nurse.
Rictiaad, Oswego Co. n. Y. May Is, 1855.
l have received Bacd'S Amerccan Compound,
for which accept my thanks. | used it i'll my
practice for nervous and scoyu'0 affections with
perfect success. have seen it quiet Il wearing
and hacking cough, ard completely sooth the
patients nerves. 1t also puriies the blood. l
beleveit a sovereign remedy for Eiysipcias. l
used tin one case and found it the best thing |
ever used forit. l believe it will eradicate this
disease entirely. What | have done has already
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LIPPINcoTT d BARR,
Manufacturers of Phenix Premium Safes

Powder ProoI Lacks Ae.
CECOND-STERET., PITTSBURGH. between
- Smithheld and Wood, on the south side.
FRASEFoHT, ky-, May s, 1854.
MesSsrs. Lippiheott & Barr, Pittsburgh-Gen-
tlemen You have no doubt heard ere this, o.
the fire in our town; You have also been writer.
20 in relation TO some Of your make Of safes.
bought by J. F. & u. 7. Meek, some years ago,
which could not be got out. and remained in the
burning building until next day, at 10 O'Clock.
Our safe was in the FIRE 10 hours, at leas hall
the time red hot-was not taken out until COO
enough % attach rope to one of the rings
When drawn out by the bystanders, who wCr,
anxious to bet upon the contents being burnt
np-upOn which proposition we Offered
TO stake anl 'pOse what we had leit from ia,
ire. present were induced To believe
1ur safe al the same kind as one belonging t.
ur next door 2eighbor, whose safe was of Gin
innati manufacture, aud which upon being
opened was found nothing but few pieces o,
gold aud silver coin fused and stuck together. al
Z thc books and papers being consumed ui
harei 80 as to he entirely useless. The fir,
vas intense, and our safe, when opened as
.1nished all present Books perfectly good
SitA the exception Of the glue used in the bind
ng-all the papers good and pliable as when
placed day or two before, the fine polished
tcel work not colored In the least. where it was
II boxes or wrapped in paper. There appears
to be sort of gas vapOr generated whilst in the
ire which rusted the steel goods, as soon as the
sats Was opened and the articles exposed to the
atmosphere. This is all the damage done to
inything in our safe. The envelope enclosing
this letter took its chance-yOu can see for your
selves. We had confidence in your safe before
now we would not have any other make.
The safe contained during the ten hours it re-
NAMED in the fire, many valuable tools and ma
ahincry, used by us in our business, some OF
which could not be replaced on this continent
value say of $1,000; also about 5000 in cash
notes, our boot of accounts: n small sum of pa
Der money, valuable materials, &C., We suppos,
he aggregate value of said contents would
amount to at least TO $4,000.
The heat to which this safe was subjected was
30 intense as to warp the iron casting and crack
the door frame and leave other marks of the ex
tent of heat to which it passed through We
regard this manufacture of safe as perfectly re-
'"ole ana Ve"tA;" protectiOn against loss Of
contents by fire. We would usu Iv e.,or we
have ever seen if Phoenix could be procured
ept2:ly Yours, MEEK 4 MILAN.
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Ee.anchtly Accident.

--loa Taesdsyiaorning. says the Watkins
Republican. at about two o'clock, an ac-
reidsat occurred at the Ger. ne ar this village
which cast gloon over the entire CON-
nunity: The following are tho circum-
stsnre5-
Mr.. Charles Smith. Of Manlins, Onon-
,dsga county, IN company with his wife,
stopped at the Jefferson House, in this vii
lage, on Monday afternoon and took lodg-
ing. Towards evening they walked out
for the purpose Of visiting the Glen, but
found upon entering the gorge that it was
too dark to admit of a thorough explora.
tion with safety, and therefore returned.
On Tuesday morning, Mr.. Smith. hav-
ing settled his bill and prepared TO proceed
on his journey, drove up to the mill, where
he left his horse and wagon, and in COM
pauy with his wife proceeded up to the
Glenn. Stopping at every angle aud in
spsctlng every precipice aud projection,
and taking occasional notes, they at length
reached the "upper stairs" These stairs
are situated at the upper extremity of the
Glen, and rise to the top Of the dam, be-
ing something over twenty feet in height.
From the top of these stairs Mr.. Smith
contemplated for few moments the sub
lime grandeur and wildness OF the scene
abound him, the started to descend; he
had only reached the third stair from the
top, however, when pausing for a mo-
moment to note some newly discovered
attraction, he was suddenly started by his
wife slipping little on the step, and reach
ing out his hand to serve her, he lost his
balance and fell backwards, head foremost.
over the side Of the stairs, and struck up
on the rock below, killing him instantly.
The wife seeing her husband fall, forgot
her own danger, and rushing down the
stairs, she knows not how, was in a mo-
ment by the side of her husband. She
raised his head, chafed his temples, and
with her hand dipped water into his face.
but seeing no signs OF life she left him
there, and attempted to letrace her steps
oat OF the Glen, uttering the most heart
rsnding cries for help.
1t SO happened that a number of per-
cOuo hAu CItCi6O lilS NEltH SOON diltr MI.
Smith, who hearing the cries of Mrs.
Smith fastened forward, and We're Just
in time, with some aificulty, to rescue
her from inevitable destruction, to which
shewaS rapidly approaching, having mis-
took her way in hereXcitement and haste
Mrs Smith was conveyed to her room in
an almost helpless condition as that of her
husband, being completely overcome by
the appalling circumstances.
Every attention which humanity de
minded or sympathy could suggest was
paid to the unfortunate lady, and our citi-
zens seemed to vie with each other in their
kind offices.
A dispatch was Immediately forwarded
to DIR. Smith, of Syracuse, brother of the
deceased, who, with another brother from
New York, reached hear about ten o'clock
in the evening. Next morning the party,
&C 'ompanied to the spot by anumber of our
citizens, proceeded on therway home.
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Hungary ana Poland Free,

I'HE subscriber having located permanently
u IN the village Of Plymouth, Huron
Co.. Ohio offers his services to the citizens
and tho vicinity, as a master builder and nrchi-
tect Having had long experience in building
in the carpenters and ioiner's branch there.
of, he fatters himself that he can give good
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
All, or any Of the Orders of Architecture,
either Grecian or Roman, executed with neat
ness, and due regard TO the justness CT pro-
portion. Oriental, English, and Castcllated
Gothic, with all the forms, styles, and finish Of
Rural Architecture from the laboring mans
cottaget the millionarie's villa, designed and
executed with neatness, and on reasonable
terms.
Particular attention paid to Designing. De-
signs furnished for private dwellings,. churches
or public buildings of any kind, on reasonable
terms and short notice. INSTRUCTION given
to classes or individuals in Architectural draw
ings in all its various branches
March g 1874 = ATGER Arch't
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FoLS0M,S COLLEGE.
CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE. CLEvEEAND
E.G. FOLSOM. PEiScnAL
Incorporated Nay 9, 1851.
I'HE oLb coLLkGE has removed To new ,F,sn
dia Resln- saPasssiHs 10 heasty and oonysn enoe
tiioss q any siE,iiar inslitu1inn IN the state
FACULTY.
&. G. POISON, A.-B. Principal Professor of the
Science of Accounts
n q bUGGH1ON ana w n u HOIIISTER Ass stunts
in bo,k Eseping Department..
iouN WAXING. q tiaTer Mercantile Cuslams.
Banking. ffchanrc, &C.
4 PHILIPS and JO>EPn BEATTiE, Professors Of
ftaCilcal aud Ornamental PsHHauship-
iF HuMlSrON, Lecturer on Commercial History
sndihe Auuf Computation.
tpn John CROwELL 7 u BAY and d PAL
dEk Lecturers un common Law,
iev. TioME. Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
Tuition lees payable Ia advance.
TERMS:
foTthe Mercantile cuursr, time unlimited, sio
The same course far Ladies, p O0
Fot seIarsit instreions IN Penmanshp, Furnishing
ne, as per agreement.
De>igu OF the Institution
10 AFFORD a. good ndvaniaTesa 6Ah be had In ana
similar uHe IN the ILI"u Nounr about Ia
he Tespunsb'e duttc. pi the CuuGHg RtUm aud y5T.I
,'us Ne camille pursuits.
ScirnCc of Accounts.
Book keep Hc will he explained itUm n new stand
urni showing the true IuTe aud relation oi accounts
tud tho ncnuTsu will eml'ace Of the best pFaci zeal
tutnl~ VI lhuuefh accountants hiS ~ uftt u
aurbt n u It were species Of unecturc, IN wLi,h
multiplicity ui tufmS are substituted ur principles. AT
tfaTy rules lu reason. aud venerable pTecgdeuts ui
genuine philosophy mat iug the wbs lie ut the sci
-hre Cunplete terra incuEHIfa.' To produce g"ud
ractical Ace unnianis The 1 SrEksIANiINo not tile
NJ MuRY simply, should be addressed.
Daily Lectures, Nc.
One OF more lectures viii be given daily the fri.
owing sub ects. Accounts PenmahshiP, Mercantile
'ust"ns, BtnkIug. Exchange, Calcuaii. ~, Curres
pondeUce Commercial Law, Political Et o. Ouiy, Com
Ethics, RailrUadnl Sc. BESIDES the uaI Lectures
Law, &c in Collie Of this kind there nj he 9th
srs. Practical men, Thoroughly conversed with the
refine OF business tu instruct upon points allied The
course of study, and one expressly IN Calcuiatuns
PENMANSHlP, PRACTICAL and URNAMENTAL.
This del afimen will he under the Supervision uf twt
efthe best Psnman ofthe day. Business Writing VII
he taught upon the New Method of Fulsum's ChiThy
thmOTtaphy, executed To the beat of an iustrume Mt
md prOdncingihe popular commercial hand in mnCb
less than the usual time.
.ForfIrther particulars send for the Circular.
ny mail. Address The PRINCIPAL.
\ large library wi lie connected wththe Institution
containing the vaiiuus Works on Book k-Kceeping
Mercantile Law tn whIc" students can have access TO-
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@Asbwzs1
Tart scynour,

AaEE SyLhour.
ONNER OF "ruE HIibNARE SrURE."I
IITOULD notify the pubiie that he is now
w receiving large assortment of Hard
ware in all lie various kinds. The subsrcriber
would invite the public generally, within twcn-
ty miles, Ii they are building and wish house
trimmings, TO call Ht THE HARDWARE
STORE in this place TO buy them cheap, and
hnd full assortment. Aud il Mechanics and
Farmers want tools, or If the women want to
furnish their house with Kitchen Furniture or
eSgs>S STOVES, Dining Table Knives,
4 s Forks, Spoons, Carvers Of the
NG-Jl, best kind, the place to find them
JA is "The Hardware Store" Now
entreat OF you not TO leave this town saying
YOU cant find what you want, until you call at
the HARDWARE STORE. Now many of YOU
are in the habit of going everywhere before
you call on me. Please remember this is the
place to call first for Hardware if you want
good and cheaper articles than at any Of the
Nougrel Stores, for buy larger stocks and at
reduced prices, than those who only buy
mongrel assortu ent. In short, anything III
our line you want you can get better than else
Shere in town. You will please rccollect that
the Tin and Stove Business is carried on by the
subscriber, and all orders punc!ually atten led
to. Goods warranted. Cash and produce ta-
ken in exchange for goods Approved credit
for short time only.
May 26, 1855. HART SEYMOUR.
lSAACS' CLOTHING AGAINST TuE WORLD
FsgAp Look cat for the Giants~{ln
UNION HALL TRIUMPHANT" :"
GAVE your dollars and buy you lotling at
- ISAAC A. ISAACS UNION HALL. The
public are invited to IN inspection of the superb
- G WINTEn 90.
IexhibitiQa. ~ this magnificent establishment,
which ii extent, superiority Of Workmanship
and fashion, together with lowncss of price, can
not be Vat by any other Clothing House in Ohio
ISAACS has just returned from the East,
where he has received such bargains in Cloths
and materials for manufacturing, that he has it
now in his power and is determined to knock all
the Eastern Slop Concerns into Cooked Hat,
and he will commence by selling the best Over
coats in the city for 81, and Under Coats,
Pants and Vests of all descriptions in propor-
ton. So look out for fun, and come along every
body who wants to be clothed; he can fit all
sizes from men as large as the Giants that stand
at his doors, to little wee fellows three years
old, and us his MommOth Building is filed with
Clothing of all qualities, he is sure of bein
able to suit everybody. Remember that he
does not wish to humbug the people with East
ern Slop Work, for so cents less than any one
else, as he does not keep such trash. But he
will furnish his customers with the best cloth
mo in the city, for less money than they can
purchase the same Klnu Vi EOUUo rut, il ...,
other house in the United States. Gentlemen 5
Furnishing Goods Of all descriptions for sale
cheap. 4 liberal discount made to wholesale
dealers who buy for cash. Clothing made to
order ut the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms at ASAAC \. lSAACS.
Union Hall, corner Of Superior and Union-sts.
Cleveland, Ohio. scr30-ly
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JuiE $ Mercantils College, PittSburgh

ESTABLISHED IN .-Incorporated by
- the Legislature Of Penna., with pcrpetu-
u charter.
Board OF DLREcToRs.-Hon. James Buchan-
an, Ion. Wm. Wilkins, Hon. Moses Hampton
Hon. W. H. Lowric, Hon. Charles Naylor, Hon
Gen. J. X. Morehead.
Z. DUFF, ipal-author Of Duff's Book
Keeping, &C., Professor of Bookkeeping and
Commercial Sciences. L. II. DALLHoFF, Prof
of Penmanship. n 3. HATCH, Esq, member
OF the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor Of CommeE.
cal Law. p. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Professor Of
Mathematical and Classical Department, PIX
fessOr of Mathematics. &c.
This is considered the most extensive and per-
fectly organised commercial college in the Uni.
ted States. Four active assistants, are employ
ed IN the Book Keeping Department.
Dutf' s systems Of Mercantile and Steamboat
book-keeping are taught by the author-the
only teacher OF bookkeeping in the Western
States, formerly known as an extensive mer-
chant and ship owner. His experience thus he
abies him to give an insight into real business.
which other teachels have no means of impart-
ing His training for business comprehends up
wards Of 400 real business transactions, 500
commercial computations.
A thorough course Of business Penmanship.
Daily Lectures on Commercial Law and Com
mercial sciences the theory of profits, the art
Of making money, SC.
Bnff's-Book- Keeping Harper's edition price
ISl,oo, postage u cents, ''the most perfect and
comprehensive in the English Language"
Dutf"s Steamboat ok-Keeping, price 81,
postage cent, "a perfect system for SUI
Book and Accounts"
! Duffs Commercial Calculations, price so ct
EH2g Send Tor copy by mail sept9-y
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AYRE'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,

For the Care of C,agiS, CoLis. XoarSeacss
BEo@chitto, jIIoopi"g- Coaga, -Iadima, aud
C0HyamptioH.
THs remedy has won for itself such notorietv
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary
disease that it is entirely unnecessary to re-
count the evidences of its virtues in any COM
munity where it has been employed. SO wide
i. the io d Of its usciilncss, and so numerous
the cases of its cures, that almost every section
of the country abounds i'll persons publicly
known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to es-
cape observation, ana where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what an
tidote to employ for the distressing and danger
Gus affections Vi pulmonary organs which are
incident to our climate. And not only in for
midablc attacks upon the lungs, but for the
mider varieties ofCoLDs, CoUGus, HoARsENEss.
&C. and for CHILDREN il is the pleasantest and
safest medicine that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use through.
out this section we need not do more than as
sure the people its quality is kept up to the
best thatit ever has been, and that the genuine
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