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COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, |
z! eyl..@~.@... City of New Orleans, May l, 1855 !
Resolcea That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
vertisemebt in the official journal that in accordance
With the ninth section of ordinance No 1442 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unesa contracted under authority Of order
from the Comptroller In accordance with the ordinance
referred to. [signedl L. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
l@ lsignedl L. IL PLACE X
e. asa President Board of Aldermen
Approved April 28, 1856 s .8 s5.a-..t -
80 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Ths attention of the officers Of the city and of the
public is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
WS o. DE BUYS,
my19tf Comptroller City of New Orleans
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Il HNh~hNofoniAtdIO ~ 1919 7 NOM NOM CliAhLEo-
freight Gharisatsu s. c. Montgomery, Ala. will
be oiossi
cubic foo 25 csnsboxes bonneta furniture
tosA r ca natess, and ohar light articleA
clast pvs ~ 49-boas bales
DIS glaat pslni pnk Oos gina eoaetonety raisas
lard, tobacco Gather, ds hdea copper
s sh6st and hoop iron machinery cola wire eaFriaga
nanit
wbus lend, liquor, croekery craior casks - =
shipment goo Charleston
Of Georgia. Tennessee and Alaeaa, be
aptlicattontu HENRY YoNGE,
IFG
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I'll etc conduit Depot des Epayes du Premier
District, rue Dryades, pres de la Promenade Triton,
CONNIE epaves-
Une Chevre dun jaune pale ayant un collier ct un
nesu, 1T a' 'e -ftf4 - 'f17t iHlt 7t-s .A i'7 5
Une Chevre noire ayant des taches blanches. u
Une Chevre blanche ayant des taches no:res ct u COL
lier9
Une Chevre auns brun lie ct une rais oire
Ure petite Cheyre blanche. zF J-5 l -5-.l
u les dts animanx ne sont recames dix iours
ct les epenses psyee Ills seront vendus enchere pub
que, au dit depot VENDREDI lie Oct ibre 10 heures
A. NJ. AUG S PHELPS
lt.t@%If g,l WI B3 6Commssaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans. lie q Sept 1856 se25 80 on
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In Dr. Franklnstim when the hsns =,
land sent some of his eansiots over - ~ ~ sia=
try, Dr. + sent box af re
jesty Prime Minister asislpg aas's,,s "a es =
ne introduced in,o h. sss ss'ss isai ssy would prq
ana expressing ,s nutil they should hecgnte as
gate ana lnersas en.ssr Britain is ne BRITISH cons
S;e,s ss. s, were to this country ,5
Wv We don thas the amsri'sa amp Pssrls Y sss xsgs y
They Would greatly prefer ke 1sfbg fhe5fftst
neS aIas to exchanging them fJr foreign criminals.
!, eu'Nse [LQuisgitte Journal.
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First District Pound.
ANTAs brought to the First District Pound, Dry
w AIDES street near Triton Walk. as estrays-
One pale yellow female Goat, with collar and ring
One black female Goat, with white spots
One white female Goat, with black spots and chain
collar.
One dark yellow female Goat white body and black
stripe. ~
# One small white female Goat
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex-
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said
pound on FRIDAY 5th October 1856 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
GE AUG. S. PHELPS, qEa,
New Orleans, Sept. "a, 1866.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
MAYoRALrY OF NEW. ORLEANS.

.- COMMON COUNCIL; |
t.Fn. City of New Orleans, Sept. 90, 1855.
[ No. 1876 /
Rssotped That much of ordinance No 132, ap-
proved Juns Goth, 1852, as allows one clerk in the
Gomptrollers department al salary Of nine hundred
dollars per annhm be and the same hereby repealed
[Signedl EDW- H. DURELL, - i-e-
President of the Board Of Aldermen
fSigDedI GERARD STITH,t
s7-a President of the Beard Assistant Aldermen
Approved September 30. 1856 sT
tsiguedl JOHN j, LEWIS, Mayor.
true copy, THos THEAKp, sec'y. ocl
No 1916 I tt4 s
Resolved. That the adjudication made by The Comp.
roer of the sale of The revenues of the fourth section
Of The Wharves of The city the 18th of September
1856 TO John w. Hoffman for the sum of eghty-ihtee
thousand dollars for the term of three years rom The
lst of October, 1855, be and the same is hereby ap
proved, and thai. 7. b. Lee, James McCloskey and
Oakley Hawkins be accepted as his securities in
soido the bond 10 be given by said Hoffman, and
that James MeCloskey, II. b Lee and Oakley Haw.
kins be accepted endorsers of the be drawn
by said Hoffman, in accordance with the terms o.
said sale
r. [signed1 AEEts N. Z. BAILEY,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
[5ignedl GERARD sTITH,
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved September 20, 1855.
[sgnedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
A true copy, THos THEARp sec,y oci
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nj EW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos. ~, 4
6s Baronne and i5 Common sale on ~
feasonahe for cyaccepanee Particular
and others and will always have hand Mechaus an1
and House Servan and will he receiving the
Having large and house. will be
900 sagss ortheae who import other Satea City
gyn when required Tlea undouhed. And will
price incaah for sound Negroes. THOMAS FnSTER
Messrs. Rugely Blair Co M Co.. Turne Wilson
Cot Paryis, GLADDEN. Col Payne Harrison; Ila Rodd John
7. Donsld 4 Co.; Gamrninst, Stewart d Co. 9. is sm
ANLUK1DA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
sYARDSThe undersigned have In addition to their old and
kpowu established gmDsI yards Julia 4landing New
Baan ST. Paul cp lar Pine recently established
Walk between and on Robron and
ST. Streets where they keep constantly general as
building Materials sush
lnch nod wide dressed, tongued grooved
yellow Pins Celbg 80 Ss As9 7s7'' s'' ssSf
and inch. naErosaud vide, dressed tOngnsd grooyed
Yellow Pias teofpg. ~ 84l 545. g.iYa4 ai as4o
Plus Flooring. = - a. sfAA2z
Dressed Shesng and dressed Boarding. scanng sud
all timber Decking and Inch Panks
Pine ard Roa Weather Boarding. L.Ih
eaings ready made Doors and SASH 8nds and Moulding always
on hand and made order. - =
oraers taken Lumber at their Mills Peneaeola and Black
.aier bay West Florida and cut l the mketa
ba New York. Boston West Galveston Lnvaca Corpus
Chr and other potts the Atlantic and Gulf
They ALAG prepared sappy osa for the Engsh
Their Drsssed Lumber kept neatly piled up aher from
w Supply constantly hand rely getting
an aeie well seasoned and esdy for mnedi te u'e
PollEY, NiCOL a CO.,
fiFn fnlar alal.~, ha.an nAht
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M. TANEY, Wholesale Dealer i'm For
egn and Domestic Malt Liquors, so arasier street
sssP ssas'a'ly hand shaPag erdr
bottles eaaka to sui parcha
sers Alto imports Ssntoh Ale aud Porter - F-
d 'oseifeo.r
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pa 1AAEhAC1 bRANDIES. -. The subscribers,
being sole mi, c of the
keep conssntiy en- hand, sfulislppy
igS well as the ch 1875,
any and alt trade, well
EVERlCdGl y, agents.
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E.AGhANGk-- $4,000 ON boston at short
ivs0 "s" Nd ssty days, for sals by W
"'' b II. KENNEDY CO., rs Tah OupltOusa stysst,
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ahh. NEWELLS IMPEOVED COTTON
cAstngs improved Cotton
invented by Dr. Newell Of Grand Gull general
mse, worked by hose
Aiso-sfR AuBs PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS being
ny 9ost nmpe durabls and respect the
.s ~. tor nate 81 The agency 2 81 II
@ k.nys4 WIT : n. GILMAN. 81 Natrhes aireat +
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W. hishY-2vO bbs and half bbls Monon
sAaeia, Rye and Baurton Whisky, for Gale by Es y
wv JilSF FPH LANDS d 60, az Tesouelssulas as
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fM1mAUJ ~ ~ tierees Extra Sugar Cur ed,
A-A JOSEPH lands Co, IS IthOupsoulas st,
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Az surrendered himself the City Police Jail on
u the 5th inst. the negro boy SAM, is - inches
hign has cut the left sdeof his nose Says he be-
longs to the estate of Rvas late planter of Plaquemne
The agents owners requested call said
slave according to law.
Il b. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans. Sept. 10. 1855 z+- sell l5t $
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Y 40! GAo! dASa tGASl--The subscriber
w having obtained reauis i,a tHe Gas f,or,
pany, begs e Pc M
itdsrsea Ia Ia, NJ az u ratsa
81. chariesstres Anti ne ., sss IL; -
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led beneath him, and he was pTecipitatsd at
least one hundred feet. The interior of the
crater seems as soft as the exterior, for the FIRST
words heard from the unfortunate man we're,
that q he not hurt" In vain he tried to
extricate himself; whatever he grasped moulds ID
cred in his grasp. He could not regain his
feet-of this his companions above were IN
formed. IS. 81 5z5l5z,gzs .5s=5s,s5 s. 5
They seemed to have become more. stupifed
than the unfortunate victim for instead of dis
patching the guide to the Observatory OF the
Hermitage for ropes or assistance of some Kind,
they stood listening to their friend below, WHO
gave them the idea of going elsewhere than
where they remained useless and sfelf. hound.
There is everything ia Naples but what is re-
qnired; and at the Observatory, Ath6ug gh ropes
must be always in request, and at least. a pre-
cantionary utility, yet none could be obtained
| either there or atthe Hermitage; and the guides
were obliged to go to Resina for thai whleh
fought always to be at hand. IL the meantime
j the sulphur began to operate upen the poor fpl-
low insthe crater, and he felt himself gradually
sinking, not only in strength but in position.
| With wonderful self command he took leave
of his friends, being perfectly certain be eeuld
not survive the natural dilatosy delay Of Aes-
y politsps For two long hours did he survive,
when his voice got feebler and teebier. Per-
haps as he by slow degrees slid deeper into the
crater, hope gradually vanished-un'il the rstee
WAS entirely lost. An occasional gresn WIS
heard. until after the expiration Of the above
time, when all was silent. The body was many
hours after ued by guide, who descendea
two hundred feet before he found it. III coaas0
, it WAS perfectly liteless the sulphur had s4A'-
Gated the poor fellow ..=z, =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-12
LEWIS & HOWARD.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVANSVILLE
Fxten.iye Advancement for the spring Trade.

FoRw COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVANSVILLE.
Extensve Arrangements for the spring Trade.
Our mammoth Wharf boat He cues' is H. splendid
der reception Of Produce Dry Goods Groceries
We have stored her frequently during the past winter
and 1900 and bbls
having pretty we'll worked of that branch OF
the present. ask friends to send On
their Dry Goods Groceries. etc. -
Our large Warehouse the Canal has been thoroughly
and cleared OF tobacco Oats
etc and no il order every description OF Mer
chandze being connected with other building
consider il safe and effect insurance Mer-
chandIe and Produce stored in it ut low rates.
We invite Dealers and shippers Of Produce TO call at our
themselves the rates which have ship
Orleans New York. PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and
PITTSBURGH. during the past season.
G0- Office in Journal 0fcs buildings corner Main and
Water streets. febli-dSwlm
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NOTICE.

al ESSRS. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased our
IVA Wharf boat wish for the liberal
bestowed hho and ask for continue
ance of the to- wards them.
We beg further friends town and to ALL
that continue the Commission and Forwarding business as
heretofore We have engaged ample facilities at
the River and having Canal and other Warehouses
We continue to make liberal advances all property
signed for sale correspondents and
also promptly 70 MI all orders for the purchase Of
facilities
do such business to the best advantage for
once. as formerly, under the Telegraph Office.
e22-tf JOHN g. MITCHELL < SON.
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HOUsE FURNISHING GOODS.


lSOLBURN HERSHBERGER have now open Tor ex-
~ animation large stock of foods
sistnz OF Three Py Ingram and low priced Carpets star
Carpets Of various patterns and qualities fiosr
Cloths IS feet wde Satin de LANES ar
Cotton Damask Furnitures and Bro Hollands for Curain
Muslin end Curtains Corniees Curtain Pins ana
Rods Narseies Quilts Linen Damasks. Table Linen and
Toweling Piano and Table Cloths and Bed Blankets oil AL
sizes and qualities. ,,...-;,
tim which will good as can be iouna
Bed Comforts Sizes which will sell as
the same quality can found this side Of the Allegheny
Mountains. Fosters ftoct. LIST st.. near Main oetzo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW rail, AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND |
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FOh STATE
STOCK hank NOTES.

yuyHE would respectfully inform the citzensof
this citv vicinity that he has just opened very
selected stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
French and Merinos Paid LANES. half and all
plain and watered Silks beached plaf striped
solid cold Silks; Silks all colors OF
Founees Gross de Maple and saens Fannes CiSak
ings Linssys Bay States. Thybet plain AMI Fancy SIX
all kind of Blankets. HOseries Gloves Embroide
ries Cloaks of all styles and materials. and multitude OF
other articles too tedious to mention. :, 4,
AS my motto is. sma prof. aud quick sales would ad-
wise wishing TO get their fall and winter supplies to IA
with a call before purchasing elsewhere
Especially would attention of dealers and mer-
chant taOrs very heavy and choice stock OF
pin and fancy Oassimere all eolors Of Broadcioths over
Petersham. iwool
and Linings all kinds of Tailors' Trimming
To those dealing Ready Made Clothing lrequest 70 VISIT
order 20 examine the very heany stock which COZ
santy keep hands and Intend selling at CINCINNATI prices
I
these Clothing are Manufactured in this city under my
supervision able warrant better Mt and more
sewing had at other Market
Come a vince yourselves of the fact xX-r
novs Main street. one door below Branch sank
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i. HYDE,s MARBLE YARD,

CORNER SECOND VINE sTREFT, fvANsvlLlE ND
FENHE undersigned would respectfully to the ci
of Evansville aud the public generally that he Jas
purchased stock of No. Vermont Marble of
phrey and is fully prepared I'LL all orders for Moaa
TOmbs obelisks Head aud Foot Stores ct the hest
material Those wishing 10 erect
suitable their deceased friends would do well
oc,oi-tf j. HYDE.
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OIDWASuIyGTOyH oUs

ENOR SALE OR RENT.-This House. occupied by
4 WOOlsey Nelson AuetOneers will be sold At bargain
sold will he for For further particulars
jsni2-tf b. NURRIE:. Owner.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

yuyHE Projectors House have removed from their
ola stand Main their Hotel just finish
opposite Court House. where they prepared to
their and all others VINO
to them in much superior style than formerly
respectfully solicit continue
ance of the same which shall al endeavors 70
it, win be the best the market Affords and our
charges Moderate.
evIo-dEwtf FELEER & HEDDERECH.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.


JACOB sCHEURER, MAIE ST., BET. lST AND Cd.
20. sehaefer G. Schroeder's oil staad)
and sarIoun saSIInu tss i flte EEegsyilss
stand determine ON hand the choicest Havana Cigars,
will constantly bra nds that Eastern markets af.
Tobacco % aud Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds Mer-
shaun, Chin OGDEN Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, at tie lowest prices at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convnees me
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lap1 If
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATIoN.-Six Lots for
w SALE situated in Evansville Just beyond the Railroad De-
pot -Four these lots Frame
wisemproved They well situated residences being
convenient TO business and only abolt
street. hne speculation offered lots
10 rE SOLD Those cheap places wish
me oppoani Stspeeulaton had better apply imme-
sirabe residence For further apply Office
e16-tf r. -
APANNED TIN WARE.-TrJnks. Deed boxes Cash
- boxes specie boxes. knife boxes
cups eansters dust pepper Tumbles
wash bowls match Safes grater lanterns watt
ers and toys of every voriety.
dec29 HANCOCK RROS
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IAxO FOR SALE.

E,yIVE Land the Boopvi road bridge an
4 equally divided by the Canal This desirable propert,
rapidly improving Iar.o the city Is offered fol
sale asy terms For further particulars apply 70
exS-tf j. p ELLI0TT.
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n q. At 4. u.

NETHY hear Ladies' remark they afmes
30 Invariably get suited Dry Goods Embehs when
they any plaeef The fact is he always keeps
good ass artuen hand. and what is still i'm
portant sells low and uniform rates THIS mere
Editorial plain of fact. we do not wsh
any it, but call and examine his goods
prices thereby the matter your
His is in the front building
Main street three doors below Second augzz
GOLD WANTED.-we will pay per cent premraiu
SU tho dollars American Gold.
now ..lr MORGAN. KEEN * Phr.otoN
NHTOOD4oc and Maple Wood for sale either
Wv canal bankor delivered. Apply ITO ,- e
laal2 j. W. Il ). NlChbh1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M E7 GLE "a N Il -

r. - <HAvne9ied up a mammo fsTA
stssSLfs Wharf Boat, the largest on the isxssxsz
Ohio RIVER in the most substantial manner we are Pre-
or Inv RIVER. RAILROAD Or CANAL,
without exposing the nclemency of weaiher an!
property; and particua attention Will be PAID TO eSe
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF
Produce consigned 10 u.s. and all orders promptly neu
p G. O,RILEY returns his sincere thanks TO MS hu-
merous their former patronage, and
fully soliets continuance ofthe same, which VIII DC
duly recprocaied. ..h
of Boats their orders carefully filed
mhad&wIv p. O'RlLEY co
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4EW ET,s CEIEBR ATED BEATER HAY PRESS
COMMONLY KNOWN As THE
Nj a N NJ ON PR e SIS.

TIME having purchased the right for Wander
burgh eight adjoining counties beg leave to inform
the farmers citizens said territory that they are pre-
pared 10 build Presses and sell individual or
within the above named territory or they wi
furnish the Castings and Iron Work to those who may WISH 70
build for themselves.
The advantages of this very great all others
being capable of doing more
day that other Press now In use
bales which syery desirable
in shipping. s..,.s
county alone which heaviest Hay shipping coun-
ties hundred and h Of those Presses In
operation. -, en-.
Besides suceessvey received the premium and Silver
Medals at both the Ohio and In diana State Fairs ,
For terms apply t. Grant a. Co.. at their Agricuturi
Seed Feed Store Main street. the Canal Bridge
ansyIle Ind or 10 Mitchell where all necessary infor-
saa ha sen 4, onaration j. s. MITCHELL,
aio-stdwtf T. GRANT Il co.
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LEATHER AND FINDIN GS.

LEATHER AND EINDIN GS.
VXTILLIAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
wv opposite thu Bank, alarge and well selcctedstock
cfleather and findings. consisting in part Of
1000 sides of sole leather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
80 doz morocco No. I. 9, and 4, Tampico extra Mad
French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS doz KiP-Prime City, heavy country, light me-
dunn
90 doz Cochineal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
90 :" LiniDgs-Pink, blue. and green.
90 sc BDdings-Lindsey cape goat and fheep.
80 Patent kid skins.
$50 /" Calf skins--iight, heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
g Oh thong leather, Hat
Madrass Kid
90 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts,
stamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe makers
all of which will be solo the most reasonable terms
jel4
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY NJ ARiNG!!
NTESSRS. SATERLEE d DE'GARMO have now on
WI hand good assortment of one and two horse Car
riages Rockaways and Buggies, manufactured attheh
own shop after the most approved and modern Styles
tom work in the neatest and most substantial manner
and by Eastern manufacturers either in
quality price. They have an experienced Carriage
Blacks ninth who does the Iron work in style motto
he excelled. apply
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NEW YORK COM MISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS ~. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
in the above business. respectfully socits consign
ments fall kinds of Western Produce which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made all Shipments when required 10y -..ir.
J. II. MAGHEE & Co..
febo0-tf Evansville, Ind.
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20 MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, ANDTTIE PUBLIC GEN
ERAILT.

NTESSRS KELLER & FARNSLEY would respect
vi fully return thanksto theircusomers and the pub
lie generally the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received take this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Craw foId
Bell his entire stock of Drugs Medicines. and
will the business in the house for
mery occupied by him Main between First and Sec
end where they will be pleased 10 have their friends
call and examine their stock They have associated Mir
Isaac White who has been for years the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy at al
times. TO wait upon the old patrons ofthe house.
pure Drugs al low rates. and dating
any inducement to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
scians respectfully invite them to call We have
hand stock of $4,000, of well selected Drugs, and
will be constantly receiving additions to present
supply and hope TO offer such inducements to WHOLE
SALE DEALERS will supercede the necessity of
their vstir other Cities for the purpose ofpurchasng
their supplies. =
jy15 KELLER, FARNSLEY co
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CINCINNATI DYEiNG EsTABLisHMENr'
Corner Che nut and Canal opposite Henry Luts Groee-
~, Evansville. Indiana. -
NANCY Steam Scourer and
and formerly Foreman 1t Cincinnati for MI Isasaes
New York Dye House. n cur
Woollen and Cashmere. Shaws OF euery
ton finishes Dyes every Kind OF
cordng patterns. and finishes them equal 70 new ne
from Silk Dresses in dry way without
nrinr the color or stuff cleans and rehnhes Cur
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