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ONE OF THE TENANTS. Jenny, get some kindlings and make fre.'
 An be jabers, how am I to do it, sir? Murphy used the last bannister yesterday, sure.'
 'The bannisters gone! Thin, on to the roof, and see if ye can pick off any of them shingles. The house aint mine, anyhow
 Be the grey goose O Mosese! an we're right Exit Jemmy.
 In week afterwards, Mir. Teddy O'Niel applies to the landlord for reduction of 'bekase the floors lake, sure.'
 Queer people those exotics.
Southern shield., 1855-01-06
Painting and Paper Hanging

THE undersigned is now prepared to excute l any description of work in his line-Plaln and Ornamental Painting and Paper Hanging. Any work entrusted to him will be promptly performed, in the best manner, and at reason ai7le nrices J. M. BAKER.
Southern shield., 1855-01-06

aJF Punch says a little man who fails to get situation on account of his size, is an instance of Judgment for want of Appearance.
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JAS. T. MOORE.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoEs AT LAW, AND
 GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
 WILL practice in all the Courts of the va rious counties composing the first Judicial Circuit of the State of Arkansas, and of the Northwestern counties of the State of Mis- sissippi. Office near the Courthouse, Hele- ia, Ark.
 No,r o7 1G50
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M. P A TT,

WOULD most respectfully announce to his W friends, as well as the public generally, that he has just received direct from New York beautiful and well selected stock ot Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap D Etes, Linens, &c., &c. which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevail ing fashions of the day, fully guaranteeing satisfaction both in regard to fit and work manship, or no sale: ,.
 Call in, boys, and see something tasty Shop opposite to Benj. Bailey store on Main street.
 April g. 1853
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HONOR THE DEAD.

THE undersigned would announce that they have opened an establishment for the manufac- |ture of all kinds of Grave Stone work. Per
 sons wishing to obtain suitable mementoes as a tribute of respect to their deceased friends, can find any style of Monuments, Obelisks, Goth ic work Tomb tops or head and foot stones of Italian or American Marble. Being prac- |tica workmen ourselves, we will give our at- |tention to the business personally, consequent Ily we can furnish better work at lower prices than any other establishment in the South
 Orders respectfully solicited. :, Shop one door North of Baileys x Hornor ENSLES & MEYERS. Helena, Sept. l6, 1854.
 N. B. All work shipped to any point on the river, free of freight
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

For square of 10 lines, first insertion, S1 % For each subsequent insertion, %
 Any number of lines under 10, counted as one square; over 10 and under 20, counted as two squares, and advertisements of greater length in like proportion.
 Liberal deductions will be made to those who advertise by the year.
 ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES: For State, Legislative or District
 offices, $1O co For County offices, 5 0O For Township offices, 3 %
 Communications of a personal nature will be charged double price.
 Obituary notices, other than a simple an- nouncement ofdeath, charged usual advertising rates of Sl per square.
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Black & Gum grzlitE2ing.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the the citizens Of Helena, and vicinity, that he is still engaged in the above business in this place. He is now well prepared to do every description of work in his line, in the most substantial and wOrbmanlike manner, with all possible despatch. and at fair prices.
 Now on hand, and will be kept constantly, a first rate article of homemade Turning Flows, which are offered low for cash. EI~Shop in the upper part of town, near Porter Steam Mill.
 J. c. BENTHAL. April 9. lS53.-tf
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Drs. Grant & Nash.

RESPECTFULLY tender their profession al services, in the various branches, to the public.
 Office one door south of the Eclipse Stable. April 23, 1853.
Southern shield., 1855-01-06

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW.
 Helenq, Arkansas.
 WILL practice in the Courts of the severa counties composing the first Judicial Circuit o the State of Arkansas, and in the counties o Tunca and CoahOma in the State of Missis- sippi. Feb. p. 54.
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11rofessional Garos.
David Bruton,
A NEY AT LAW

TTORNEY AT LAW, WILL attend to all business entrusted to his care in the State of Arkansas and Western part of the State of Mississippi, and will act as
 LAND AGENT in payment of Taxes, Investigating titles, and redeeming lands Office at Helena, Ark. January 2S 1854
Southern shield., 1855-01-06

TIE BATTLE OF INKERMAN.-Prince Menschikoff, in his official bulletin of the 9th of November, announces that he had $500 soldiers and 109 officers wounded in that days fighting, but as to the number of dead, he was not yet able to give it. Placing the killed at 150O, which is a fair estimate, the to- tai of men and officers would be 5109. The loss on the side of the allies is es- timated in the London Times as fol- lows: of English, 102 officers and 25OO soldiers killed and wounded; of French AS officers and 1900 soldiers, making in all 3950. Or, in round numbers, 5000 Russians against 4000 of the al- lies, killed and wounded. The Turks took no part in the battle. In reading the number of superior British officers killed at the battle of Inkerman, we think that Lord Raglan might repeat the exclamation of Pyrhus, after his battle with the Romans--"Another such victory, and I must return to Eprus alone"
 
 r@7y= Droll incidents are sometimes connected with telegraphic business A gentleman who recently started from home with some four or five thousand dollars worth of bills on the Circlevilie Bank, when that institution was dis credited, for the purpose Of getting them redeemed, heard on his way that the bank had suspended payment. He therefore telegraphed back to his asso- ciates in business, intending to discon- tinue his journey and return home, as follows:--"The Circleville Bank has gone to hell. I shall be there to-mor- row."
 neF An exchange paper says that camphor has been discovered to De an antidote for that terrible poison, strych- nine. A man who had been thrown into convulsions by two doses of the poison-one-sixth of grain each, ad- miinistered for the rheumatism-was relieved by twenty grains of camphol taken in six grains of almond mixture
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Terms of Subscriptions
A(efbani1's Gar6s.
 Boot and Shoe Making. Encourage Home Industry.

m1 THE undersigned being con-
 55; ::' $ $ ,5. .5 |; sss; , :: s:% ::: mined to make it their permanent home. They would return their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage which they have re- ceived, and would at the same time respectful ly solicit continuance, and would not object to an increase of the like favors.
 All work warranted to give entire satisfac- tion as to fit, style and durability. Work done to order upon the shortest mo- tice, and Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
 *x* Shop on Diagonal street, near the Shield office, at the sign of the Golden Boot.
 l.. r. MCVEY < co. May 6, 1854.
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Dr. T. M. Jacks,

TENDERS his Professional services to the citizens of Helena, and to those of the sur country Office at the Drug Store of A. M. Johnson & Co. Office hours from eight to half past eleven A. M., and from two till five P. NJ.
 He will payparticular attention to the treat ment of chronic diseases.
 BelenG. Man II. 1854
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Samuel N. Delany,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 Helena, Arkansas. WILL practice in the Eastern portion of Arkansas and Western portion of Mississippi. Will give special attention to collecting-and will act as
 LAND AGENT, in the payment of Taxes, investigating Titles, and redeeming lands. Sept. l7, 1853.
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Thos. J. Blakemore,
AT LAW,

GEN ERAL LAND AGENT, WILL attend promptly to all business fn- trusted to his care, throughout the State.- Office at OsceOa. Ark. May 8.
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For Sale.

FOR RENT.-A comfortable dwelling house. Enquire at this office.
Southern shield., 1855-01-06

[ TAPPAN.
Southern shield., 1855-01-06
Tappan & .Hornor,

J. J. HoRNER.
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Moore 6 Sutton,

ROGAL r. SUTTON.
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, hx.tion,.r.

nNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE AND Ell,
L igibiy situated Improved aad UHmprcved Real
ESTATE on the island. By With. OF d. ed cf irust
bearing date on the LIST day at Drcex,her 1853 AID
recorded Ia lIber J. A. s., No. CO, folio 81, Sc The
subscriber viii >ell, 4 public sale on THURSDAY
tiie 22i day OF February, 1855 at O'Clock d. M On
The premises, Lots Nos. |, 2, 3, 4! s. g. 81 and 10
IN me subdivision CT squa No. AS. tile w;soe
fronting "a feet oB 1h street we.t l91 feet on l. Il
~oh!h, ana ls feet cb street vest, with The i'm
proVrnieit-, which rnHs ot n Large comm, LIiuus
ana substantial double cottage built frame lieu,
stable and 0iieT aGt houses.
Tue location on the corner Of 7i,I aud T. s,s . and
oti and streets, On the Ian, H. healthy ami je j.
raDle, Ia rapidly improving lari of the city.
lac property VII br sid : whole or in sena-
rate lots as may be coeincd Ge,irable and :Iirs =
favorable opportunity 10 i,ersols DESTROYS az par-
eba lag n handsome residence or building Id, or
making Investments.
TIE terms of sale will b. enc third OF tie nur
chase money Ia cash, ard tlae hsiance ia six tN.Iye
ana eehteeh months, tor nOe. bearing inter-st f,om
day OF sale, s"c'ej By deed Of ira. upon Ihe nrnp
eriy. f''P
III the terias OF sale cnnnlieI n ith IN sin
days after the sale, the property will be resnI 4 N
Tue Iisk and expense of the purchaser upon one
weeks notice. ~r ~
All convcyancIne at tn, expense OF purcliGS en-.
CllAS. :. WALLACE, Tru-,ee
JaS. {. MCGUIRE,
10 i-6dWSIS AuctionTfT,
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Effort to remove Judge Iorine.

BOSTON. Feb. 20 The hearing Of the Pc
titioners Tor the removal Ct Judge Loriog was
held before the Legislative commit.e. this e.
ternoon Twas contended by the counsel n
tho petitioners J. Webb, jr., Wendsl Phillips
and Z. N. Ellis that il was necessary rnder
tie cons tuition, TO allege misconduct in Office
as acaase for removal, but they only argued
unfitness for elise upon the demand Of public
opinion and the interests of the community.
LorinS disregarding the rules Of ev dence in
the Burns case, and the manner OF conducting
the trial, by prejcdsipg it and infor ming the
claimants OF his intended decision before ma
ling 1t public, make him unfit for the once OF
Judge. The dislike of coming in contact VITA
MIR. Loring officially was also claimed as sufi-
cient ground for removal, as the sentiments of
the most eminent jarists OF the State, Is ex-
pressed in the convention Of 1880
There was great crowd in attendance. WHO
at times, spp!audei the sentiments Of tho
speakers, notwithsI andiug efforts to PREVENT.
No one appeared for the remonstrant, and the
further hearing was postponed for one week
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aE0RsRT0vE CORRESPONDENCE

The lPsdther-CaSs Of DeshtntiOn-Mr.
CAaHdfer's Lscture-!SOlsmn Ifarntng-
Election Performance, &c.
GEORGETOWN, Feb 81, 1855.
The weather has again turned piercing
cold, which, together with tho water being CA
the canal and navigation on the river not yet
resumed, causes business to wear rather dull
aspect. This relax alton, however, will OIL
servo to give our merchants an opportunity to
make all necessary preparations for the ensu.
ing spring trade, which will doubtless be very
heavy.
We believe there is as little zee. suffering
amor the poor IN our city as any other OF it's
size III the Union. Still there arc some cases
among modest retiring persons really distress
ing A case came to our kno Wedge yesterday.
1t was that OF a. poor widow, with several
pillows from the bed upon which she Law sick
and send them to store and offer them for
sale to procure some bread for her suffering
offspring We were pleased to learn. however.
that the benevolent storskeeper sent back tae
pillows, and he and sOIse friends Immediately
relieved their present wants If any of the
charitable wish to know where to fad the
family, they can do 20 by calling On Mr.. Jesse
Lip,comb, or tho eides. carrier of the Star in
Georgetown.
From the almost universal ANXIETY to hea-
the Hon. Mr.. Chandler to moro y eyenins
Forrest u all will doubtless % crowded to
overn wing. The hall will be comfortably
SEATED, well warmed. and cverv attention will
be paid by the gsntlen ofhcsrs and "a an
ayers Of the Young Cath olics, Friend Society
to the comfort Of the ladies and all others.
The following solemn warning to young
mon Who aSs INCLINED to dissipation, appears
written in very excellent hand upOn the
back Of q So note, which came into our EOS.
session yesterday morning: :" This is the last
Of fortune OF 200 left me By widowed
mother. All gons-all dissip ated away Com.
menosd On champagne and ending on vile
whisky. II this note should como into the
hands Of young man who will read this, let
him be warned CT Dy fate-a drunkard's
doom"
Our municipal election sill causes but very
little interest among our citizens. There sssms
to be in most quarters q very general iudit-
ferencs in relation to the result. Some feel
disposed to turn the mattor into sort Of ridi.
culs by the publication Of bogus tickets, in,
tended evidently for the purpose Of pokin9
fun at eaoh other. All, however, seem to rel
ism the joke, AID take it as Intended merely
for species Of pleasantly. Our own impres,
sion Is that regular tickets for Council CT both
parties Is yet behind the bush, aud will mol
make their appearance until the morning oil
the election.
Tomorrow will be celebrated by the Philo-
dsmic Society In the chapel Of The college al
o'clock. WashingtOn's Farewell Address
will DO read by Scott B Smith, and an ORATOR
will be delivered by A. II. Loughborough.
Yesterday, Schiller's great play of the Rob.
bsTs, and the amusing farce OF the wandering
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Minstrel, were performed by the Dramatic
Association Of George'o sn College, before o
very large audience. The young gentlemen
played their several parts with much credit
Dir. Dougherty, as Jim Baggs, kept the audi
ence in a roar
There are two bands of serenadeis in the
college, called the Harmonious and the
'Bononians"-the former composed of large
boys, and the latter Of small ones-beth Of
whom gave a concert, last evening in differ
ent parts of the building. The singing music.
and conumdrums were very good The fol-
lowing was received with great applause:
why are the students of GeoT getown Col
lego like astronomers?
because they 60 cut at Eve O'Clock to look
for the Evening STAR"
The Sour AMI grain markets remain STEADY
at orr last quotations. SPECTATOR.
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionser

- MALL AND DESIRABLE MARKET FARM nj
- Putiic Aucuoh.-Ou SATURDAY, February
2iiii, mt ~ O'Clock. M, at my Auction Rooms /
e,'a'' scl small market firm containing "a acres
situated about six miles distant from the Centre
Marie aad one ha,f mic from the Sevearh street
r:aak itoad, and immediately opposite the Farm Of
I. y. Blair, Fsg
TIE impr vements consist OF a small frame ,yvrl.
hl@ hnnsr, log stable, com CRIB, and other nsc -
~ 9ulbIiidingS. There l. good spring Ci ~ ,pr ON
The place, aisc, some choice fruit trees in bearing
condition.
Sale peremptory anu tile perfect.
Terms: One-l!,ir cash; the residue in Sly 2 nd
twelve onihs. with interest, secuI Cd by diced Ct
trust on The premises.
JAMES G.. MCGUIRE,
feb if-L Apc,;ore,,
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TELEGRAPHIC
Eip:rsly for nc paiIy Rs,uiss sis;,
Arrival Of the Steamer Baltic.

Nfw YORK Feb. aI-The U s msiI .,e.m-
,h'P Baltic arrived here at two O'Clock.
erPocl datss of the 10th.
A new ministry has been f,rusd NJ IA;
lo'd tEinersscu is premier, Lord p.pn.,
oornof'y Fox M,ul<l il Ministe, OF w., =,
the former ministers are retained .scs,, Ia,
Aberdeen, NsscasIls, and Russell.
The Eall OF Clarendon is Miu,s.r ar T,
eign Afairs; Sidney He, bart. of colo,,., A.
fairs; Sir George g -, Of the ErcSeouer. W
W Gladstsnc, Fins. Lord Of the Adnirs,t,
Sir Jams Graham, ChancslIor; Lord Clan.
wor b, President of the Council; Earl Gran.
Vie, Keeper Of The Privy Seal; Duke Of Ar.
gyls, Minister Of tho Public WORKS; Sir w.
hOle'wo-Ih, President Board Control; Sir
Charles Wood, rostmaster; Lord Gaming.
without office, Marquis Of Lanjdowue.
The above form the new Cabinet.
Lord Aberdeen, Ear Of Nercss IA. ard
Lord John Russell go out Pauners oome, in
and the balance are the same a. the ,sst mir,
istry.
There lie very little other news. n Msue
has teen appointed French mipi,tsr Of snsro,
and M. Boucher, minister OF agriculture
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l.. 8. ~ RIGHT, Aucsionesr.

EXTENslIE AND PEREMPTORY SALE os
II Grceie', al the store oil L. Pickefei, h Co.,
water sreet-The subscribers intending ta change
Their business, will sell, without We, al then
warehouse, on Water street, on MONDAY next
the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, their entire stock
msstiy in whole packages, consisting Of
hhds. aud bills OF o. and z. z. Crushed, PuIver-
lied and Loaf Sugars
HJdS. and Ibis ct Molassps
Conees, very fine Teas, Candlc., Cofdaee
soap, Spices, Starch, Pipes, Baskets, Rrooms
Sa aratuS, writing and wrapping Papers
Br indies, Gin, Whiskey, Wines, Sc
2Ol OJO Imported Segars, fine Chewing Tobacco
I'D = and half bss. Mackerai, bids. Herrngs
Pure Gid, Vinegar
WIN large assortment OF good, too numerous to
a ucuauze in Gn advertisement.
Terms Liberal ard Il sale.
+. PICKERELL 4 Co
EDWARD $. WRIGHT,
feb al Auc,io,.a,
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DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned wou d respectfully request all
thO:a indebted 10 the 10 come forwa ard and
SETTLE ,heir bills by The 9th OF March. rs il is very
important to ha 10 have tie business closed By thai
time. al accounts left n that time will be put
into The hin1s OG an officer for collection All ac
colG,s due by the concern will please be presented
for payment soGn Pcss BILE, as | an ready II
any time 10 meet the same.
HENRY BARRON.
p.S.-Tie undersigned would respectfully say TO
all the cistomcr n OF The late firm, aud the public
generally, that there will always be kept a stock Of
Wo d and Coal at the OLD stand, Green street, and
sDcits a share of public patronage. Believing IL 10
b be IN: ho;h iuyer and seller, he has determined
Il make the terms cash. shoit time 10 punctual
Customers. TllOS. ORME, Agent.
frh g. I'm
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flIEr,

During The afternoon OF yesterday. tn, Goth inst,
MIR ISAAC HALL, of the firm OF IIIa s Brolhc. ,
in the 3i:!l year Of his age.
Thus has d"parted frcm earth one Of nature s
II biemcn-a man wh"se scn"roi's heart was never
closed To he appeals of friend The wants of a
needy fellow being Isaac Hall WAS cnIeare.i to
his family and friends, by tlluse noble qualities Of
head and heat which God designed he should bc.
His death has left vacuum in circle of true friends
which time can scarcely fill
An. it il sad when one thus ,i:ka.i departs.
When Death that r;igh,, -evcrer of tI;ic hearts,
Sweeps through the halls Sd lately lou, ~ ninth,
Aud leaves pale sorrow weepin. by the hearia''
w. II. IL
o. The friends Of the deceased and of the family
are rrqu SIZED TO att nj hi. fune al On Thursday
morning al o'clock, finm The residence Of his
brother, Baiach Hall, Oh ;reci, bttw.en 9Th and
9Th streets.
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BY } G. sieGUIRe, Aue,,on..r.

\ UCTlON SALE OF s LENDID GOLD
IN Watches, fiae diamonds and Jewe!ry.- Oh
WEDNESDAY afternoon, February 2lst, at o'clk
nj my Auction Rooms, I shall sell, without ..s.ryc
by order OF a New York House Iecliuny business
choice collection, comprising
Fine Old patent lever, skeleton, detached lapine
eiameiled-- and diamond back watch.s
l.ifies' line gold t.amnad Fins and Rings
Fine gold Guard ChaiaS AMI Ciia;clainrs
EiId Ia eds PIN, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, sc.
Til above goods are warranted, aud pur, hasrrs
wi nnd tns ehtnce 10: IIr.aius sci do.a nirI
with la this city. Terms ca,h.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
NUZV-u AucIinaerr.
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BY j. c. acGUIRU, Auct,ons.r.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE HOUSE
and Lo..-By virtue Of n deed oftrII,t frcni Em
L. Ausin and Nifr, beaiiag due the 5h day uf
January, 1881, and recorded IN i.iber J. A. -. No.
90 tii's 6 81 ;.l3 3iJ, ana 3ia. ,iie sd! ibcr
VIII se !, ar 'H5iic sale, en- MONDAY. the 5 day
OF haTch. icl1, at 4 "'cnck, p. m., or the lHrmi
.oith, pa,t If Lot s. in square nth of rquare 74i,
Ironing % feet IL inches said Fir-t stree. by Is
ie"i deep, oa 81 feet alley, together with the build
ingS anu mprGye:nc l., winch consist Of VIII and
substantially huut two.tory iTsmc dwelling house.
The terms OF sale will br: One half cash, and the
tadnce IA eG'ai payments n SIX aud twelve months
io9 notes bearing intsrst from day CT stIe secured
y deei IA uusi upc:. III" property.
Ii the terms 81 sale not complied with IN six
days after the sale the properly will be rcsul the
risk and expcn Of The purchaser, upon One week .
notice.
All conVeyancins NJ eXptn.e Of purchaser.
C.liS. =. Whi.LaCII. Trustee.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE.
ie5 lo-eoSds Aucii0naeT.
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Few York Earkas

new YORK, Feb. 2l.-Cotton is unchanged,
with limited business at previous rates.
Flour has advanced from 81 to l2ic. per bar
rel-sals1 OF $3.50 barrels, good Ohio at SSH
as9 l2t; Southern continues finn. Corn ia
dFm, with sales of yellcw at 96c. Pork 10
irm-sales Of 900 barrels cid mess a, So 81
per barrel. Beef is firm and unch apged
Lard is unchanged, with mode-ats demand
at previous rates. Whisky-Ohio is quiet /;
sales ut 33aSiEc Fer gallon.
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Ely y. G. nefiUIk Auc,io..er.

Ey y. e.. TcisUIkE, Aactiaaser.
rrRUSrEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
l. Un THURSDAY aiterIUGu, March 1t, 1875, al
0'c'ack, on The premises, by virius1 If q. ed or
trust u The subs iiber, N. dale the l4ih May.
1872, aGh duly recorded in I.:brr J. \. -, No. so
i''"- fJo, asp, End 4iJ of the iaud records ,oT
WaShinet IN county, I shall sell Tie moth half OF
lot Ma 10, in Square d., renting % feel inches
GA I'm street west, between north and u iT.etS,
runaing back 100 feel to VIVID. aliev with impTny-
m"nts, con iSting Of a substantial brick dadlinr
!ou.e.
T. rms {: One third cash the residue in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by dcr.i Of
tr!st on the premises,
NICHOLAS CiLLAN, Trustee.
JAS. e.. MCGUIRE,
FEB l2-eO&1i Aurti0ueer.
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r. PF0G BRONCHITIS, Throat Diseases, Haclpg Cough
~ aud the effects Of impr Mercury no med
c.ne has ever besn discovered which has enetsa
Carriers Spanish Mature.
Throat diseases produced by salvation Hacking
Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, Neurags aud Risu
nlatsm, hays all been relieved and Caral wonderful
By the great purifier OF The bood Csrers Spanish
Mixture.
The o. Mr.. T. II. Ra nssy alone sh0ald satisfy any
who doubG. Call the Agent and procure pau inlet
coutan'n, cures, which will sssoali you.
s.sSee advertisement.
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Ssg York Stock Market

NEW YORK Feb. 2l.-5tocks are Grim AMI
money is abundant. Sales ut frst board of
Erie Railroad at 4Si; Cleveland 4 Toledo
Railroad ut co.; Reading Railroad rs; New
York Central s3E; Pennsylvania co.l Com
pany 1907; New jersey Railroad 1891.