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Insurance Notice.

Su,HE Annual meeting of the stockholders of
y the Kent County Mutual Incurance Com
plhy, will be held at the Office of the President,
Dr. s. M. Fisler, in Smyrna, on Monday, the
,lrst day of January next. that being the irst
Monday of said month. at which time an elsc-
tlon will be held for nine Directors, TO serve
Tor one year. A general attendance is reques-
ed, as business of importance will be brought
before the meeting. All persons who are IN
sured, and wish 10 continue their insurance
are expected to be prompt in the payment o
their interest, to the Treasurer or his authori'
zed agent Any person insured who wishes t
to Withdraw, will please give Notice to the Sec
retary before the annual meeting.
81 VI .sa.4.. GEO. B. DICKSON,
Sec'y Kent County Mutual Insurance Co.
Dover, Del.
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL
For Young Ladies, u

vi II OuA9
NEAR DOVER, DEL.
The next session of the Corydon Seminary
will commence on the let "Wednesday OF !anuaty
next. For circulars and further particulars,
REV. THOs. G. MURPHEY,-.0
noy2e-lm Dover, Dek gS
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WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House,
Dec.29. 1858

in NEW YORK.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales aud No Losses
Make II profitable TO sell at very Low Prices.
NTASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row, opposite the
WI Astor house. New York. offer OF the most ex
ensive stocks and complete assurimenls II the country O
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount Of Goods III our line purchased by country
merchants Is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods hardware and other bills and this very cir
cnslance absolutely compels Jobbers the book buSl.
ness who sell ON time TO get larger profits IN order 10
make up for the losses and extra expenses necessarily
involved in credit husn vi small amounts. Ii Is
also eusy for the merchant to make arrangements To
buy his book bill for cash though II mgt not be su
convenient for him TO purchase his larger bills in ths
way.
These considerations have led 10 adopt II our
business, from this daIe January 1854, the following
principles. viz small profits. umrGryHg pTlCes, ana
dlrGys cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers of n number o
the leading and most extensively ySellHg School Book
in the country, well works IA nUtherdeplrtnents
our facilities are unsurpassed.
Call upon us, send an order, and Judge for your
selves,f the saving you can nuke by buying OF ns 10
cash IS worth while.
Our location is very central, and easily found
Stand OH the AsOr House steps and Look straight for
| ward across the Of the Park. and you cannO
| avoid seeing our igns. Remember the nnme Is
| MASON BROTHERS.
! Peb 8, 1854
Smyrna times., 1855-01-03
ROOTS AND SHOES.

BOOIS AND SHUEO.
= TIL. best al Il cheapest stock Oi BOo's' Shess
ALz Gamers. Gums, eic., In The cIly' al Dtn
7 ~ BARRS, 16 South Second street PhlladeI
phla. corner CarIerst
Being mostly OF Ills Owl. Manufacture he eua!Sh'
ees them wear; ami will SELL wh"erais Offe'ai''
as cheap the chcaPeot. NJ.
Easy Shoes lUr old Ladies; plain and fancy boe"'
Shoes Gaiters etc. always on hand IN great Var'ey'
for Bows Youth MIsses and Children.
PrIces-LadIes GaIIeTs. OI every quality anu sIgs'
from 81 90 to 81 80. Gemlemen's CalihkIn Ba'"Is
from 81 10 So. Patent l., aIher Shoes GalFT Bo"'s'
Congress Bnes Button Boots ir"m 81 90 10 81 9'
Gum BoolS Shoes, Sandals and Clogs always Wv
hand Old Gums bought and repaired.
July ~, Billy.
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UESSOLUTIOM.

THE Co.Parlnership here,olSss s1islng nnd:T the
firm of CLEC(i ELLIOTT d co.., iR The Town
= So',rna ia ,b,s Gav dissolved by mutual consent.
The business and accounts of the late firm Will se
settled and quldaled by the.undeTsgned Thessors,'
all persons having claims against SAID hrH ~n P'sass
present them; and all persons indebted 0'tHe sAA' via
leose call and settle without further lsou6le g
P's"'' ~ WILLIAM CIl:GG & h. }. GOET,
fAusrnles m fact for Samuel GtsggJ@
JAMES ELLIOTT,
JOSEPH HOFFECKER.
| Aug. II, 1854.
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JOHN II. HOFFECKER,
PENN STOVE WORKS.

COX, HAGAR & COX, No. 5S North
- Second street, Philadelphia, have on hand
N and are constantly receiving from their
Foundry, great variety of entirely new and
beautiful styles Of Cooking, Parlor, ChambSr
and Office STOVES, to which the attention of
purchasers is invited. The celebrated William
Penn Cooking Stove, the Model Parlor Cooking
Stove, and Excelsior Radiator Parlor Stove are
manufactured exclusively by US.
Nr AS we manufacture extensively, pur.
chasers will do well to give us call.
WAREROOM, 5S North Second street,
West side, above Arch, Philadelphia.
Sep. 90, ls54-3m.
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The Pills should he used conformity with the Oint-
ment in most of the following cases:
Bad Legs Bad Breasts, Burls. Bunions, Chilblains,
Chapped hands, Contracted and Stiff JOINTS. FIstulus
Goui. Glardular Sweings Lunbago. Piles. Rheuma.
tism Salt Rheum, Scalds, Sore Nipples, SOre-thrOats
SkindiSeaSes, Scurvy. Sorc-heads Ulcers, Wounds
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway
| so Maiden Lane New York. also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines throughout the
United States in Pots 25 cents, 62A cemts and 81
each. To be had Wholesale ni tho principal Drui
| Houses in the UniUu.
| There Is a considerable saving by taking tn
larger sizes
| N. b. Directions for the guidance Of patient
in every disorder are affixed 10 each Pot.
| Dec. 9, 1854.
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OerREAD HIS OWN WORDS.-c1

TO FTUIbbsOI IIOIIUWay,
Sir-lL is not my wish to become notorious, nei iher
this letter written for the sake OF wiring but
say that your Ointment cured of nne OF the most
dreadful culaneOus diseases that flesh is heir 10. and
which was considered by all who knew me. 10 be en-.
Irey beyond the reach Of medicine. EOr nine years
was afflicted with of the most painful and trouble
some legs that iell 10 the lot OF man: anc
alter trying almost cry medicine had ever heard OF
resigned III despair ali hope OF being cured; hut
lnend brought couple of large pots Of your ONT
menI. which caused the on my leg To heal and
entirely regained my health TO my agreeable snrpriS
and delight and to the astOnshment of my friends.
| Signeu, w. j. LANGLEY.
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office.
FARMERS & THRASHERS
Read This.
Dover, Kent county; Nov. 20, 1854.

McCormick's Improved Iron Beam Reaping
and Moving Machine, for l655.-This machine
is warranted to Cut from 10 to 20 Acres of all
kinds of Grass or Grain per day, and do it as
we'll as can be done by any hand.--Price, $50 /;
S65 cash, and the balance at months, with
interest.
Pitts Patent Thrasher, Cleaner and Horse
Powers.-This Machine is or Wheels, and is
Warranted to Thrash and Clean, fit for the
Granary or Market, one Bushel of Wheat pei
minute.-Price $400; half cash, balance at
months.
Zimmerman's Thrasher, Cleaner and Bagger
This Machine will Thresh and Clean from
400 to 500 Bushels of Wheat per day, (accord
ing to size Of cylinder,) and is Warranted
Price, from 1920, to $340; half cash, balance
at months. Also, Endless Chain Horse Pow
ers and Threshers, Clover Hullers, Straw Cut
ters, &c. 't.
Apply personally or by mall to
RICHARD T. ELKINTON,
| SO South Wharves, and lis South Water st..
Sept. 20, 1954-ly. Philadelphia.
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oDRUGS. PAINTS. WINDOW CLASS AMP
81 Dye Stutis French and Jersey Z'AS FsIn"'-
N Pure White Lead. M,
&sA v lndow Glass colored and enamelied'
Sunerior Coach and Furniture VarnisheFi
with irst.rate assortment Offresh Drugs ana SIeA1
"''''N ALFRED WILTBERGERS,
Drug and Chemical Store.
NOlG9 North Second street, FhadeYn'H-
Pripci,el Depot ior the sale of Barlows Indigo bh"'
S,rliuss Save TatIersal lIeave Powders ana bsfT
bers EmbrOcallOn. H., c,..
1rJ- Phvsicans and ~torekeeperssupphed OsOds
sent 10 any OF the Derots, free OF charge.
| May 81, Silly.
| 1-,TEAM DYEINGnmd SECURING ESrAb,
y IISHMENT- Mrs. +. w. SMITH, wide" Oh
Waller Smith successor To John Junes) No 70 norm
| t1nL street between Market and Arch. PhlladelFh'S
| PIECE GOODS of every description ny 20 10 S"y
color re dressed re-. folded, AMI re-IapeIed.
Ladies Wearing Apparel Oi every description Iyss
in The most fashionable and permanent coiors shc
ished in good style. NIL, .
NIERINO, Cashmere and Crope Shawls. Iaols sho
Piano Gov ers cleunsed and pressed. without i]Sihs
the COOrs. ., -, -.
pONGEE and Sikh Dresses redyed all co'ers' ahs
waIetrd cuuullU new. .; .
. Centlemems Clothes Cleaned or Dyed III superior
,vie march p, "a iy.
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To Professor Holloway,

To Professor Holloway,
Dear Sir, tits with heartfelt gratitude have
to inform you that by the use of your Ointment
and Pills, the life ofmy wife has been saved
For seven years she had a bad breast, with ten
running wounds, (not of cancerous nature
was told that nothiug could save her: she was
then induced to use your Ointment and Pills
when in the short space of three months, they
effected perfect cure, to the astonishment O
all who knew U.s. We eobtained your Medicines
from Messrs. Wright & Co., Of Charles street
New Orleans. | send this from Hotel de-
Princes" Paris, although l had written it a
New Orleans, before We finally left, at tina
time, not knowing your address at New York.
| (Signed) Z. DURANT.
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Ladies Fancy Furts.. |.

0.Sk John FAREIRA, Importer, Manufae-
FVEU tprsr and. Dealer in all kinds OF Fancy
lSE FURS, for Ladies and Children, at 2s4
MARKET street, above Eighth street. Phila.
delphla. Having now complsted my large and
beautiful assortment of all the different aosort-
msns of all the different kinds Of Fancy Furs
that will be worn by Ladies and Children dur.
ing the present season, this assortment of ours
is equal to any to be found in this city, either
for quantity, variety or beauty. Having bought
my ,Furs IN Europe for cash. and having had
them manufactured by the, most competent
workmsn uIsder my own supervision. and with
xsssonably sconomy,I am determiped to sell
thsm at small profits, and for cash only.
before pasehssing. 4 TGn 49, 7I ls u -
HAl .saanIJ0iis JOHN FAREIRA, AilOq
Pa MARKET street, above Eighth, philads.
p4sc- l3s 1854 An. ''.l t-.,. ! = - '..
mt. - -.T--T- = -TrT--
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FTTRS! FURS! FURS ::

CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF,! Az the oia
stand No Sc Arch street, below Thlrdl the whole
sock of Fancy Furs belonging 10 the late and WE'LL
known firm Of Sols Brothers, IS now being sole at re-
duced prices. in order 10 eose The estate ins % I$
censsls OF sable Martin Mink Fitch Squirrel and ALI
,ber kinds of fashionable Fms, in Capes, &eosnes
Cuffs Nufs, &c. &C.
Cali early and make you: selections
~" O' DAEID II. SOILS,
Surviving partner Of Iate firm Of Soils Broths"''
| No Sc Arch st. between ID and Sd ST."
Nov l,sA.9m Philadelphia
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AGENTS
List of Gifts /:

100 marble Busts Of Washington, at SlOo $4,000
loo CLAW, 100 10000
100 "-H Webster, 100 10000
100 " n"CaIhoun, 100 10000
so elegant Oil Paintings. in splendid gilt
frames size 3x4 feet EACH 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings 2x3 II. each. SO 5000
500 steel plate engravlngs, brilliantly COL
Ored i'll oil, rich gilt frames PIX 80
inches each, 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Engravings,
colOred in oil, Oi the Washington
Monument, 2Ox26 inches each, 10000
231 ,0CO sleel plate Engravings, from 100
different plates, now III possession
ofand owned by the Artists Union
OF The market value OF, from 80 cts
to 81 OO each. Al 900
frstclass Dwelling. in 3lst st., NY
City, $4,000
% building lots in 100 and l0l sts, NY.
.. city, each 25xlOO #. deep, at 1000 1900
| 100 Villa Sites. containing eaCh 10000 so.
| f. in the supur5s oiNew York city,
and commanding a magnificent
| view ofthe Hudson River and Long
! Island Sound. at H 500 500 000
| 20 perpetual loans OF cash, without in
teres or security Ois2ISO EACH 1900
IOo 200 -. !. a =. so SOVS SSVS
$50 &C.. q" "a 20 "'e 5000
| 1000 &c" So 10000
Reference in regard to the Real Bstate F. JVisschel
| & Co., Real Estate Brokers, New York. ORDERS (pos
| pad) with money enclosed, 70 be addressed
| ~. w. 'HoLBROoKE, Sec'y, sos Broadway, N. Y
o. The Engravings in the catalogue now ready
! for delivery. it""' LOct, 4. 54.6m.
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SAMUEL w. PEPPER,
SUCCESSOR Tt

a. SUCCESSOR TO
EA HENRY ]. PEPPER & SON.
W. Watches, Jeweiry and silveEware'
No IT'S Chestnut st., opposite the State House.
Philadelphia. May 81 sally.
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Astonishing Cure of Sore Legs, after Nine
Years standing.
Copy Letter from MIR. w j. Langley. of Huntsville
Yadkin County, North Carolina, U. S., dated Nov
lsf 1853
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An Extraordinary Cure of Bad Breast when
nearly at the point of death.
Copy of Letter from MIR. R. Durant, New
Orleans, Nov. 9th, 1853.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08
To DRAIERs mi wAsaBoARDs.

In 1877 q. RICE of Cincinnati. ''ISvESIfp vALuA-
ii BILE IMPROVEMENT N WAsHsoARDs,' Tor which be Oh
tanned .TsSr in October 1879 Said mrro. enent con-
in properly preparing the fDGks OF sheet OF zine Tor
other suitable msa and thus causing them to incse OF eur
their way isto the solid wooden sides or legs OF
previously employed having been to plough or
receive the metallic plate o. Rice
sold his entire interest and ownership IN sail
Patent tn. subscriber who is sole thereof
we'll only authorized NANUFAC1UkEs CT u tucE In
PROVED PATENT ZISc wAsBBoAkDs having succeeded the
late Wayne. Baily Co. IN that business Induced
by the 10 pularty aud extensive said Patented WISH
ndry have engaged in making and vending
thereby viotng the right
secured by said Suits have been and are
pending against certain parties known 70 be thus
gagged and 10 ismy ntenD Mp ,ecute for all infrngmsnt
upon legal and just the extent o. the law; ALL
against
Zinc Wsshboards made after the patented by
Rice unless branded 30 Rice Improved Washbcards pa
others being genuine IL be ell
variation in the shape of the Crimpor
OF patented machine nail wasboards
does eve the right the patented incspg
above descrb upon which the value Of the board
depends Wholesale orders for the genuine article
speetfuily solicited and executed prices
any Of the unauthorized nakets. by - -.
=. 80 - JOSEPH W. WAYNE.
sole proprieto and thereof Ones at bar
Ohio. mis- d. w3n
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL lINIMENTS
HE CHI ANG Flu!
CHINESE EMINENT.

SHIs superior preparation is presented the American
public with ths confidence that its Efficient
qualities excel other iniment Its action
IL certain sae and uniform falling in sxter
nal application appropriate All who have tried regard
nfsbls In the folio diseases: Rheum sprains
Bruises Swelled Limbs Weak Joints White swelling Pains
In the Back Hips. Sides Breast Face other Of
che body.
Il external remedy in Bruises. Seaids. Cuts.
The ussuinsss this nssmable chemical pound BY
the human Species but equally eea
;ous wherever applied the diseases Of that avors
don ssc animal the Horse Among the diseases and
accidents oeeuras the for which the most certain
the Chaes
Scratches Cracked Heel Strains in the Shouders Sween
Spine. Pastor Joiats. etc.
For further particulars directions bottles.
TAKE NOTICE!
Many aud Just mad all the ordinary lin-
4 mt. Of their offensive smell and the
pnsshtly often left the skim wonderful fact
vh5h has verified 20 the Of the most
aud the delight Of patens Is that
adtioa lis snrpsae curative effects itt most health
u agreeable perfume Of the skin
Witch IL applied 1t impsrsa and natural glow
hieh lasts sones
Unhealthy skin instead Of the cracked and ehapped
vhich result Of almost all other articles
mad for that ladys toilet piled
with II Who excellent qualities in this To
agreeable odor need but bottle and
tyv for yourself. Wholesale and retail asenu = Z
- - KELLER FARNSLEY " CO.
febzs d3u&wsn Main street. Evansville. lad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08
DASsAGKD HAROsV ARR.
THEODOHE FRANK ELS lo' sos
Ell CiNCINN ATl nYRING ESTABLISHMENT

Corner Che Opposite Henry Groce.
- ~, Evansville Indiana ,-t'fNi7Ell'
uNANOY DYER Seourer and ne6nishef or Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman 1t Cincinnati for Mr.. Teasdais
New York Dye ouse. so1sbp st.c3 nf 5Iis1'
Cl.sns BY Ladies' Gentlemeus Clothes of SIM
and woolleu Crre and Cashmere. Shzws euery dsep-
and finishes sqral Dyes kind stns ae-
cordne 6nishe- new He Re-
moves spots sin Dresses n dry wsy
the color srud He also cleans
tans in Silk and Wooen. Toile de Tessse and Tuss
Also he cleans Cayrs and finishes them equal
fair rates. ls-fydkv
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RY virtue ofs power given by Christopher seehtig
in his Mortgage dated July 18TH 1884, and reco-d
ed in Book page So Of the records Mortgages
derburrh county. Ind WILL Friday 4th day of
A. ID. 1885, the doorof the Court House Evansve
between 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock M sell at public
hold Of
In Lauaseo City in said county being
Ninth and 100 feet Ssveuth
I'll The will sx pire on the
nrst 1852 Annual ground rent twenty delars
mnsi imdSw. MARTIN scHNoLL.
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sPRING GOODS.

HE undersigned age nov rssesing daily their large and
az the latest styles Of Prin Lawns BAreges De Laines
inshams Poplns. Lusters. black and fancy Silks white
,es oods Cloths black and fancy Cassimsres. Summer
Psa.-ssaa leans r.ssd. hroyn aSt bud Linsns Denim.
a. 81 cached Muslins. Also. Boots aud SHOES.
ALSO six Straw and Gimp Bonuets. Missrs' Hats etc.
ALSO-Strsw. Palm. Leghorn FOOL and Far Hats.
ALSO large aad compete stock Of Motions ssd cheap
ods n iuvite believing that sell
better less money than they either in
Gin cnn Louisvs. Come and look through stock
r mi m sndn~ MERRITT. FIELD 4 co.
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AND ROCKPORT
STAGE LINE

The Evansville aad Rockport Stage runs
Sr53ExS via Nswbursh and Boonvie three times a
~SaEtSRaS week. Leaves Rockport every Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday Arrives Boonvils by II NJ.
Newbureh by p NJ. and EvAnviil- by p N. Returning
Evansville every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday
IA M Arrives at Newburgh BY A. ii. Bo0nvlls by Il
care for the
For call the Hotel Evany e and
Wilmont House. Poek port. feb2Sd&wu
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Auornies 81
d Law Evansville indiana naveassocieted themselves
in the prctice ofthe law, and Will continue
70 i'm th and he adjoining countless and the
Supreme and District Court They design turning their
attention particularly to land law. In short time the,
will be prepared to give In few minutes, abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville orits enlarge
ments orin Lamasco, togethe with their professoaa
MON as the title. tfdesired UyS5-dawti .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

n. =. vAu6UN. o. p CULVER ww xoRyrAxp
XAUGHAN. CULVER & co.. -
80 WHOLR6 ALE & RETAIL DRUGCISTs
EEP constantly hand, All kinds OF Aionathie an
IA Eclectrc Drus Medicines 0iis Paints Glass Dystuo
e &C. Orders solicited aid promptly exeeated-No 81 "a
1t. between Market and Jefferson, Louisville, Ky.
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cow LOST.

E1..cr MY Cow having been absent year. besin
EE feel hat ahouther for fear she sill
V voluntarily returni She is medium sized Cow.
except her face and has small parteu-
lar marks She probably has calf Anybody
find her will be libersy
rewarded She formerly belonged few miles dow the river
and be loafng she has been bu
by mistake mhi7 dAwu ADD SANDERS-Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08
sTTRYEYOR,s NOTICE.

IL persons owning laads the following tes
"A cribed tract Thu sisy the ioh
day MAY D. 1885, the OF yanderbursh conn
will proceed 20 the lines and sbh the corners OF
the W. of the N y. of section 20 own range VI In
the vincennes Land District. JACOB MEfIz-i
apl6-3ww -t' .-~ 10 ~ if.''f-t'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

fDirect Importation from Shefheld England) :,
lHAvE Just opened invoice Of Shefheld foods direct
the hands TO Whtchl invite the at
.nan ar and others wish purchase
cash prompt business The invoice CONSISTS In part
Of the folio wing. viz: - ,saHt
49,. A. A.. Ripping do;
shsars and Scissors: Tenon and Compass do;
RsIorr - Drawing Knives;
Fila ~ Chises Socket and Firmer.
will be sold the lowest market rates. mere OF
CHAS. 8. WELLS.
aec12 2doors below the Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08
NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS \ I

INEW ORLkANs. hpFfI7 q,
Ourofice and warehouse, Nos 81 and 81 Natchez ST
with their contents, except the books Ind papers con
tanned in Safe. sntrely destroy ed by fire. Oh
the morning Of the 10th March. Although Safe
been for several hours In extremely hot Gre before
could recover IT, an on being first discovered was
IN red he being cooled with water, re m
books and papers to the amount mt, Thousand
dollars. without the slightest damage ar injury to u.s.
Being fully convinced D, this the entire secud
" ftiose Safes. we have procured another the
description. from the same Agent viz Eichs Fireproof
Safe. sold by Mr. .sac Bridge No. 70 Magazine street.
and recommend thcn TO ALI who desire perfect securt,
for valuable papers In case offire.4 - :,
.C7 IaWl. = - .. PRICE, WALSH Il co,
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

TIME have store aihge poru"h " 7'
stock Spring and summer Goods consisting IN part e
Bleache and Brown sseetnts and shirtings nsrners
Stripes Tek Cottonader and Pant SUITS Canlet jeans
blue Drnim and Drnss beached and .n prlngs tish
and Linens and shifting Cheeks TSeeus jesus
Ca-sners and Broad Co,bs Prints Ginghams Lawns and
MusIins black aud fancy Lustrs ereges Cashmere ano
Muslin De Lame, Linen Checks and Sumner Costngs o
yether with large and well selected stock OF Motions oo
Shoes Hats Clocks. too numerous 70 msntiop
eas ., ana prompt 'eA' MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
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ONE THOUSAND TOWN LOTS IN,
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
.r 30 ACRES OF LAND,
ADJOINING TIE CITY OF HICKMAN. KY.

FOR SALE.
HICKMAN is young and thriving city situated thirty
IL miles below the mouth Of the 6hio on the Mis-
of the nected by
of tho Union; by the Hickman Obion
vile aud railroads with Nashville Tenn and
al the cities OF the south Atlantic seaboard
Hickman and Obon. and Mobile Ohio
rapid state Of prcgress with Mobile and and
all the southern cities and eountry the natural and only
outlet for large extent of back
roads, natural and and has. within years
doutledit.lf in wealth and population. Z, Il -
The country tributary Hickman extensive and rich
in agricultural productono both
tanning population dense in the world and is
iply filling with rich industrious
Hickman isnow. without doubt the
In region Of country and its Past
increase Of wealth and poPulAon years. will
outstrip all others.
The lands high. dry gently undulang within
mile the corporate lm,s and will be sold lots Of l.
8 A. s. 6.S rs. TO- Is. So 40. acres each
announcements offered o WORKING MEN Of al
classes trades and cangs native
foreign Catholic Protestant Jew.
nSr This property will ALL. MOST POSITIVELY, be
sold highest bidder. without commencing
- ... 2iST DAY OF NAY 1855 ~ 'e,.tr
Deed the Trustee determined
all out the
TERMS OF SALE: 80. q -
Ten down, balance in and
Eve from dse-if paid
turity. the interest TO be RENTED o. +, Young.
HICKMAN. KY, March "a 1885. Trustee.
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