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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

|--scenes Of gxity brief, and, in the cir
cumstances almost as startling as laugh
ter in the chamber of death-to be fol-
lowed by the bloody horrors of Calloden,
the scaffolds Of Tower Hill, exile, for
foiture, want, the extinction of kith and
kin, and many blasting rooftree, and
desolated valley, over the broad High
lands of Scotland. Prince Charles ar
rived at Holyrood on the 18th of Sep
tember, and his army encamped on the
northeast side Of Arthur's Seat. On
the day after the battle of Prestopans,
the Prince returned to the Palace,
flushed with victory and succession
of festivities ensued till the 3lst of Oc-
tober, when the Jacobite forces march
ed for the English frontier. After the
battle of Calloden, in the spring Of l746,
the Duke Of Cumberland resided in the
Palace for few days.
From this period till about the end Of
the 18th century, no person of exalted
rank resided within the walls of Holy.
rood. In 1895, the exiled representa-
tive of that royal family Of France
which had offered an asylum to the las
king of the Stuart dynasty, himsel
sought refuge in the Palace of the Stu
arts Apartments were prepared fol
the reception Of Charles X, then known
as the Count D'Artois and he contin
ucd to reside there till 1899. The
Duchess dc Grammont, relation o.
the Bourbon family, dwelt there til
May, 1903, when she died and wa.
buried in the royal vaults.
In 1929, George w., visited Ediu'
burgh, and the whole Scottish nation
of every class and party, throwing for
the moment all the acerbities of political
feeling to the winds, rushed with enthu-
siastic loyalty to behold a king once more
throned in the halls of their ancient
Palace. After the Kings visit, the sum
of g24 900 was granted for external and
internal repairs on the Palace and the
adjacent grounds we're surrounded by a
very elegant iron railing. In 1881,
Charles x, again fugitive, resumed
his old apartments in Holyrood, accom-
panied by the Duke and Duchess Dan.
goulcme, the Duchess de Berri, her son
the Duke of Bordeaux, and numerous
suite.
In September, 1s42, Her Mos,
Gracious Majesty, Victoria l., by the
Grace of God Queen of Great Britain,
England, ireland, and Scotland, and
Defender of the Faith and her Consort
visited Edinburgh, but did not upon
that occasion reside within the Palace.
In August, 1850, however, Her Majesty
once more visited her own romantic
town. and dwelt within her ancient
Palace. Since that period Her Majes-
ty has annually bonored Holyrood
with her presence, on her way to and
from her Highland residence, at Bal
moral
Her suite Of rooms here are fitted up
in, to plain republican eyes, a most
magnificent style, and in my next l
propose to give you brief and necessa-
rily very imperfect description Of them.
Meanwhile, my dear friend, ralc.
Yours affcctionately,
RANNIE
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27
DS- The Boston Courier SAYS of tn

D0- The Boston Courier says of the
late baby show. 1t is proper to state
that the persons who have degraded
themselves by suffering their children to
be displayed in this way-the colored
as we'll as the white ladies and gentle.
men-are pretty ignorant sct-fond
of fame, q little vain, and lovers of mon.
.cy.' Barnum, it is stated, realized abou
fourteen thousand dollars by the opera
ton.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

rB- The Pawcatuck' Musical Insti-
tutc, as will be seen by advertisement,
will give a public rehearsal at Ashaway,
on Saturday evening next. We have
not time nor space at this time to say
much, but would advise all who wish to
listen to excellent music and spend .
profitable and pleasant evening, to at
tend.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27
n6y- Hen fanciers in England ar

nU Hen fauciers in England are
just now interested in a new species Of
domestic fowl, brought from the Black
Sea, which is likely to rival the Shang-
hal and Cochin China breeds. 1t is as
large as the former, crested, has fcath-
cred legs aud is either all white or CLOS
sy raven black. Its tail feathers droop
and lie close to the body, so that it ap-
pears tailless. 1t is pugnacious and live
ly.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27
nJ- The trial of Willard Clark, for

pD- The trial of Willard Clark, fol-
the murder of Richard w. Wight in
April last, was in progress at New
Haven, most of last week, before Judg
cs Ellsworth and Park. Clark, it viii
be remembered, entered the residence
of Wight, and shot him dead with pis'
tol, just at dusk. The event took place
not long after the marriage of Wight tc
q young girl whom Clark had formerly
been engaged to and was supposed tc
have been melted to the deed of blood
by jealousy or revenge.
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Notices.

New Music. Horace Waters, tho
great Music Publisher and Piano Deal
er, 333 Broadway, N. Y, has sent US
the following popular pieces Of Music:
"JEANNIE MARSH OF CHERRY VAL
LEY" Song and Chorus-Words by
General Morris; Music by Thomas Ba-
ker. Price 25 cents.
JEANNE (who, by the bye, we UNDER
stand to be no ideal personagc) bas ex-
cited the poetic muse Of General Morris,
and furnished new inspiration to the
most original and melodious Of all our
ballad composers, Thomas Baker, who
has produced an admirable melody
light, sparkling and graceful as is the
fair theme of both poet and musician -
This song possesses all the elements Of
immense popularity, and will soon be
found on every piano throughout tho
country. For tho benefit of our fair
readers We copy the words Of the song,
as written by the General -
JEANNE Marsh of Cherry Valley,
At whose call the muses. rally;
/ Of all the nine none so divine
As JEANNE Marsh of Cherry Valley.
She minds me other native scenes,
Where she was born !mong the cherries;
Ofpeaches, plums, and nectarines,
Pears, apricots and ripe Strawberries!
JEANNE Marsh of Cherry Valley.
JEANNE Marsh of Cherry Valley,
In whose name the muses. rally;
Of all the nine none so divine
As JEANNE Marsh Of Cherry Valley.
A silvan nymph with queenly grace,
An angel she in every feature;
The sweet expression of the place,
A dimple in. the smile of nature!
JEANNE Marsh Of Cherry Valley.
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~ A few days since the citizens Of
Provincstown held q meeting, and chose
q committee of five persons to proceed
to the West, With full powers to con-
tract for -four sufficient to supply the
families in town.
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n1- At meeting of the Rhode Is
land Lodge of 1. o of o. +. in New
port, on Monday evening, the sum Of
twenty 1--we dollars was appointed for the
relief of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
sufferers.
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S0- The triplets who took the frs,
premium at the Boston Baby Show
we're Amelia, Cornelia, and Della,
children of Mrs. Bulkely, Of New Mil.
ford. CT.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

On - .t3ito,oay's Ointment and Plls,,
-nfslling remedy for Sorofulous Sores.
Tfe eldest son Of Anthony Barnet, aged
ID, Of Galveston, Texas, was an awful
sufferer, with scrofulous sore, on his
limbs, the parents took him to several
doctors, and did all IN their power to
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

p6r Capt. Wight, who was supposed
to be fatally stabbed by Mr.. Dean, at
the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, is
now likely to recover-so bis physicians
say.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

.b6- Six bridal parties arrived at
Louisville on the 9Th, and all put up at
the Louisville Hotel. Such an amount
of unalloyed bliss is seldom concentrated
under one roof. 'fie,' lI
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

~ The yellow fever is makino .er.
rible havoc at Natchez, Vict...purp au,e
Waterproof. At the latter place oear.
Ily ell the inhabitants ere sick.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

THE ScHooLBoY, and other stories,
by Charles Dickens, from the press of
L. B. Peterson, Philadelphia. This
last issue Of Dickens works contains
nine new stories by the Christmas Fire,
and will be hailed with pleasure by the
numerous readers in this country Of that
popular author, No modern English
writer has the same hold on the Ameri-
can reader, and no works of fiction sell
better than those from the pen of Boz
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-09-27

Ray The Cincinnati Commercial
states, that the final trial of William
Arrison, the internal machine man, is
about to take place in that county.
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SG- Gases Of severe injury to the
eyes and even blindness, caused by read.
ing in the cars are reported in the news
papers. t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-14

ENHE hsrstOfore existing between John
at Evansville. Ind. under the drm John f. Glover
Co., was 18th day OF February last All
persons indebted TO Snd those having claims
srajnst the same will upon for settle
n as he alone authorized settle the
ership. -JOHN@F. GLOVER.
: n. B.-The business will be oonsinuedby sJ.F. G..
ap2S
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL,
FORMERLY
THE nWTh Sc WuuS n

eENHE undersigned has the above hotel
- waited ard furnished tin the manner
specially solicis the patronage of the public He
dining for regular boarders his
wiz ways he supplied with the best the ds
Meals served up to PARTIES travellers hour the
shortest notice. r
TURTLE SOUP. with choice vegetables etc., will
edup market morning
dayl from 10 to IL O'Clock - .-=.
ICE CREAM every night. tfi-s
The best of cooks and table attendants always hand
Nj. old customers will always find home.
e myu JIM. CARTER Proprietor
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NEW and singuarIy successful remedy for the of
dice, Dropsy. Rheumatism Fevers Gout Humors Nervous
ness. rritab lily, Inflammation Headache Pains in the
etc. Indeed very few the diseases which PurRatve
Medicine less required and much suffering
Cathartc freely used No person can we'll
while eOstive habit Of body PREVAILS best
avoided by the timely udcious good purgatve
Thia is alike Of Colds Feversh symptoms an Bilious
formidable dstempers hich the hears all
the land Hence reliable Family Physc is Of the first
Importance public bealth this pin has been per-
fscted with skill demand.
tensve trial OF its virtues by Physicians Professors and Pa
OF any medicine ca es have been effected beyond belief
they subanated BY Of such exalted posi-
zion aud character forbid the suspicion OF unruth
the eminent gentlemen who have testified in
favor of these Pills: may mention:
Dr. A. A HAYES. Analyteal Chemist Of Boston and
State Assayer OF Massachusetts whose high Professional
In EDwAR EVERETT Senator Of the United States
ROBERT @. WINTHROP. Ex-Spesker of the House Of
ABBGTT LAwRENCE. Minister P1sn. to England.
DR. J. R. CHILToN Practical Chemist New York City
Hon II MARCY. Secretary Of State.
WIN. B. ASTOR. the richest in America.
LELAND CO., Propretors OF the Metropolitan Ho-
Did space permt ws give many hundred certificates
convincing than Experience eminent public
men is found in their effects upon rial
sseera to purify the blood stimulate healthy
tion-remoVe the ohstruoiOns of the stomach els liver
hesth and by resting they exist such de-
Tsngsmtns as are the T PEEP TsIS1 % disease
J A M E S G. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL ANALYTIC CHEMIST. Low ELL, MASS.
Price % cents per box. Five boxes for 81
Keller Faruslev Co., Evansville Ind and by agents
every Warrick, Posey and Perry countir By
dealers in medicines everywhere. my2e-4m
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nAMAGEn HARnMARE.

~ II. GRIFFITH has still . large amount of Hardware
Oo on hand damaged by ERE and which he selling
from IS less than first
These goods great Builders
all kinds will find il their before purchasing
where, TO call and examine these goods.
= 2 - 4.s- BELLS Brio Ware House.
100 5ssG n Back Of the Court House.
/ N. B-Msrehants visiting the city r~pl' nsh their
stock will nod their interest CALL for lam determine
ed to close apRl-dNW
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o sUNDRIEa,

.- % sUNDRIRa
LNILBERTS. Almonds hgS rasins, entrants preserved
n ginger ginaer baled ginger. pmrnto ground and
whole Goodwin fine tobacco Sal eratus
epson salts sal alum. ul hur birthstone bed
cords tubs candy copperas cloves cinnamon ink
glass jars TASKS lOgwocd madder. indigo glass lanterns
mustard matches Holsters sardnes letter and
wrapping pepper ssnoe powder safety fancy
bar soaps, vinegar, teas. snuh, moss, etc. etc;
cd and for sale low by
nyi =. z. GIL RBhT 4 CO., Sye. near Water.
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MEDICINAL.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE AFFLICTED EvERYwHERE,
DIE A. L. ADAMS9 LAYER RALSAM

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE,
DIR A. Lie ADA1Ss LIVER RALSAM
COMES GREETING.
III. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR Dis
ease Is Awakening the inquiry in the minds OF all who
read it, How il that Americans have
iny tmmured In darkness and ignorance the subject of
diseased
DR.. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM
Tne great fanaceA OF Disease offered the afflicted OF the
States and Territories for Complaints
in ali stages Bilious Fever Ague Fever. Chronic Lung
Fever Dropsieal Affections Coughs Asthma
Jaandiee Bowel Complaints Darrh Dysentery Rheuma
tsm PILES Scronua. salt Rhsum Dyspepsia General Debil-
plants. &c.
Dr. A. L. Adams Liver BaIssm now susains highest
reputation OF remedy before the public and has TO
the most pcal beyond shadow of doubt. hat
ONLY LIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCoS EkED,
oeng purely vegetables for the cure OF
diseases The keptoa its most angune
vctaries aud pronounce Liver Balsam to be the
ONLY RELIABLE II ARBENGER OF HEALTH ~ IhE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials from track has made swoen
And in submitting this the Liver Basam 70
those suffering under the IRON GRASP Of the MONSTEK
DISEASE and one bottle OF DE- A. L. ADAMS
Liver Balsam. :. .
The readers attention called the perusal Of the Medical
Circular which obtained of Agent
United giving eptome of the and OF
dsease those who have its
psreed asendancy the diseases to which are all
q E. scorr General Agent No. Randolph Chicago.
Ill., all orders be addressed to receive prompt
Sold by HALLocK sToDDARD. Evansville.
Agents in the Country be supplied by them at Propre-
T. JAMES Mt. Vernon: JAMES SAMPSON, New Har-
monv; Y. c. Jacques co Poseyville; HALL0CK &
PARMENTER. Princeton Ind. e1-lyw
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DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
CUM MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

'~ A0"'SeS, oeC " MAN ana me flCey,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
attention paid the purchase ard sale of
Inn F1orrp pToN TOBACCO. PORK. BACON.
y. Eip together With all kinds of Produce
and Articles o0nsgnments soliiteed and
EEFEs To1Messrs: Buchanan. 90 Wholesale Grocers
an OnmDissior Merchants. W. Riehardson ~ 49,
Manufacturers. Cornwall Bro WholesaIa ~ ne "
Star Candle Manufacturers. Watkins wesiv PrS
Pork. Moutgomsry Davidgs Co.. Wholesale prw Go ~
$500. .-s NJ. mhI0 d&wI4
SAFErY FusE-so.oOO fec. for sale BY
W nTa -sAMURL ORR.
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

YAS. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at
al Law Evansville, Indiana nave associated the selves
partnersin the practice fthe law and will continue
so practice in this and he adjoining couRtes and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning then
attention particularly to land law In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes abstract
he title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lamasco, togethe with their professional
MON In the title. ifdesired (jy25-daWtf!
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HAKDWARE. NEW sTOCh,

b HARDWARE NEW sTOCh.
( HAS. WELLS IS now opening large and complete
assortment of Hardware Cutlery. etc. OF which
he would invite examination by merchants
from the Interior of Indiana Illinois and Kentucky gener
can be in Evansville as elsewhere the stock
being made direct mporaons from Europe and Home
Manufactures The following comprises portion Of his
portien arrive, mostly haRd),
Table Knives. SIS gross. every STYLE and pattern.
Pocket knives; SO dozen. superior assortment.
Scythes 100 Dozen and grain. superior quality
Seythe naihes; IS dozenj complete assortment.
| Cradles grain; Is dozen. ass qualities.
Forks hy and manure; 20 dozen. from common to best
polished
! Scythe stones; rs bxs of u gross each.
Hoes; IS dozen. steel. planters. and handled.
Cnairs 10 casks trace and log.
Shoves and Spades; 40 dozen Rowands and iron
Files; 500 dozen entire and complete assortment.
Sleeves end Riddles; Is Dozen. almost every number
Saws mill and cut; cases, cast and German Steel
Saws; so Dozen hand. rip. tenor. compass wood etc.
Planess 10 cases bench and moulding.
Lo ks and Latehes. 40 cass. all descriptions.
Butts Greenwoods 200 dozen broad and shutter
Screws gimlst 15C0 gross, New England Screw Co's7
Axes; 60 hxs; chnppng broad and hand
Brass kettles:3 casks. all siZes. u I'D
Coffee mills; so dozen. various patterns.
Spoons leo iron. Britannia and German silver.
Tea kettles: leaks light and smooth .-
Strap hinges 1000 lbs. to "a inches.
Sad irons; 100 lbs. to 9 lbs.
Japanned tin ware c.ses. very large assortment.
wool cotton and horse cards. horse DUST
ing and shoe brushes; auger bits and gimblets:-
sheep haeets ehiels and gouges of
description braces and bs fish hooks and nes cedar and
carpenters 7encs combs spectac1es and
needles sewing knitting and
harps. hairpins. thimbles. etc. ETC.. 500
CHAIN BY TIE CAsKali of which will be
sold exceedingylower cash or approved time PaPfr by
Hardware Store. doors below Branch Bank,
Evansville, Ind. apl7
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU
s.as THORITY. --i-
STATE OF INDIANA.
,f (Te expire s1st July. 1852
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE.

wHEREAs. The ELNA Insurance. COMPANY. Of
Hartford. Conn has fled in this office.
Of its condition the 18th March. 1855. the its
corporation and amendments. properly certified
written instrument nominating its and authorizing
them fully and unreservedy service of
cess in the event of suits,
Now in pursuance of the requirements IAN
amend titled for the incorporation
Companies. defining their and prescribing
their approved March having presented
isfactory evidence Of full compliance the require
ments and specifications Of that set Hiram e. Talbot
Auditor OF the State OF Indiana do hereby certify
Hallock of Evansville. the Agent OF said
the business Of
of sadEtna Insurance Company of Hartford Conn in
until the 3st day OF July 1885, to the that
be be commissioned and appointed by the said Company
In Witness Whereof. have hereto subscribed name
the seal office be AIMED Of
fta ~ - Sf-F State Auditor.
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I'd. STATEMENT
or THE CONDITION OF THE
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF oGDENSBURGH, NEW YORK, g
ON FIRST JANUARF, 1855. REQUIRED BIZ
Law. .......... s-...
Name and location as Gbove.- 49,. 5
The assets Company consist 81 the follow
Ist. CASH on hand and in transmssion. 1857 s.
"a No real estate owuea by the Company.
81 % and on real ,a Ss ao 6G s
upon properly worth double the sum for which 40
4tS Bills rsceiya5is and aoce ptances %
S Sfh Inseress due paid estimated 50
7th, Outstanding premiums. 436 81
S Go IL o Asn ns Bank or other 81
II losses adjusted and due. 80 .eo ~
waiting proof estimated 400 90
There against tn. Company few
The greatest sum taken in any one risk is
pany rule in regard to the be nsu ed in
B n Clock * e. to ss
liable to a Sa s.rss S G an IRE sa in
os the Auditor of Ohio at the last rsgoEs Of this Com
faAssi 1A,E OF NEW YonK: IS. 81
ls sgescri0se anu '""'A J. g. sTILLWELL. J. p
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTItIcATE OF AZ
To expir, the slst of July. 1855.
- THE STATE OF INDIANA. ~
' ApDr-oR STATES OFFICE. =
ISP PYs <4F FaMcE EP Gos NJ NJ OF
n has ls IN a the sss o It's
nominating and them iny
and unreservedy to acknowledge service OF IN the
event of suits. .-..--.... a, J., =
Now Therefore in pursuance Of the requir Gents CT
entitled the OF
Insurance Companies defining their powers and p
dutes.' approved March 1885, having u sat
actory evidence of III compliance to the u1re
and specifications of that l. Hiram Taibltt
Auditor the State Indiana. hereby certify that
c. HALLOcK of Evansville Ind the Agent of said Com
authorized the business of Insurance.
Agent the said Star Insurance Company this State.
until July 3lst 1855 to the extent that he be commission
ed and appointed by the said Company. 5W
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed my name.
caused the to be thie
April. A. d. 1885, lSeal1 Ii. e. TALBOT.
apl2 Auditor Of State.
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HOSIERY.
LARGE stoek Of excellent heserr for everybody q,
"A reduced pTicestc be had ~ HUGHES
srS
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keEIeSs, Toys aNP FEANcX ,G4oopst

A Evansville constantly adding all the little and
articles this particular branch of
with with Eastern merchants and
VIII SELL for cash. 10 market prices Cutome and
friends invited cal and examine the
e2-1yd&w
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO., =
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
MI E1 Q FL a NJ .,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ru-. HAy1SG fitted IN a mammo


r-<s = HAVING fitted up mammo
$500 Wharf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River the substantial manner we are pre-
any ouscare eth
er by RIVER, H RAILROAD Or CANAL
without exposing to the nelemency the weather. any
property and particular attention be paid to Receiv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned TO aRd all orders promptly filed
PIG, O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his
friends for their former patronage, and respect
fu y sOlicits continuance oftke same, which will be
duly reciprocated. .y .s
store Room we'll supplied, wii be kept for the &C.
commodaon of Boats and their orders carefully fled
mh3-d&wly - p. G.. O'RIBEY & Co.
SPLENDID MEXICAN SADDLE FOR SALE.
THE in the city of Mexico for the
Secretary Of the American legation 1t costly
ed pure silver There is also curious lasso and
Mexican bit all of which be purchased at
JOHN GREGG'S Saddier Shop.
ie1 Main street.
SUNDRIES.
~ DoZ shoice Brooms. nests cov'd Sugar Busf NJ
- gEoss Buffers Blaeking
BIZ nys, J.W. q, FJuKER7.
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THEODORE FRANKE,S
CINCINNATI DYEING ESTABLISHMENTS.

Corner Che nut and Canal opposite Henry
-e9E 3 Evansville Indiana 400
NANCY Dyer Steam Scourer Refnisher Goods
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdale
New York Dye House.
Cleans BY Ladies' Gentlemen Clothes of Sill
and Wooiten Grape and Cashmere Shaws
tion and finishes eqSa to kind tus
eordnE to patterns and finishes them equal
moves spots stains from Silk Dresses dry wav thou
the color stuff He also cleans and
tains in Silk and WoOllen, Toe de Tersse Tules
Also he cleans Carpets finishes them equal to new
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