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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-15
SCHOOL NOTICE.

HE Public Schools of the city will Monday next
| l. as follows:
Block The girls school in the College Building. MIR
Knights school 81 aukns' building of
Locust and Miss Hookers School heretofore The
ofBr. shIrey's School will attend
Shaukns and the Third Reader boys Of the
School will unite with Nr. Redmond's school epi3 2t
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o. The Letter List will be found in the adj
vertising columns of to-day's Journal.
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CORPORATION NOTICE


ARDERED that the of lots No. 20I and
" 2S3. in the Donation enlargement in the city o. Evans
vile the side walk along the side of said lots
Locust street to be graded te correspond with the city
grade brick side walk laid notices. than
ten 70 in width. extending full length said
Locust within
publication of this order and default thereof the Marshall
do said nd the costs acerung thereby viii
be assessed and collected by sale of said lots
thereof will satisfy said lien and costs By order
Council. sepI3 WELL II. WALKER Clerk.
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o. & NJ. R. R. STocK.-On account of Messrs.
Choutean, Harrison & Vale, Messrs. Kent &
Obear sold yesterday at the Merchants Tx
change, three hundred and fifty shares of Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad stock, at auction, after
previous advertisement.
The sales resulted as follows:
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Mistaken Cogrtesy.


MrAJ. B. Norman has retired from the New
Albany Ledger. We remark that some ofour
Republican contemporaries in noticing this re-
tiracy, stretch their courtesy SO far as to leave
the impression that Mr.. Norman has been re-
markable for his talent, honesty, decency, &C.,
as a Democratic editor Such notices may be
very good as an act of courtesy toa gentleman
retiring from paper so long headed by his
name, but we would respectfully suggest that
there is neither truth nor an honest expression
ofopinion in such courtesy. Mr.. Norman was in
olden times one of the most INSCRIPTIONS abu-
sers of the Wing party in the State. He has
been recently engaged in villifying the Ameri-
can party in its professions, its objects and its
actions. If he has told the truth, then Mr..
Gregg and other Republican editors who are
now complimenting him, have been lying. If
he has been right and honest in his position,
they have been wrong and dishonest in theirs
because they have been occupying directly
antagonistical positions. With our cotempo-
raries, we wish Mr.. Norman health and success
in his pursuits hereafter, but we are not dis
posed to act the hypocrit SO far as IN mere
mistaken courtesy to compliment him for traits
of honesty and decency, which as political
editor he never showed the smallest signs Of
possessing. we imagine he will soon again be
in some editorial position wherein it will not
take him long to make his new fiedged admir-
ers heartily ashamed of their recent eulogies
Incidents of the Late Railroad Catastrophe
The loss of property to the Camden anc
Amboy Railroad by the late accident is estim
ated at only twelve thousand dollars all o
the cars being old ones. The New Yorl
Times says:
The heroic conduct of Mrs. Gillispie, o
Miss, whose husband died on Friday, is spo
ken of by all. 1t isl somewhat singular coin
cidence that the left leg of herself and husband
were both amputated, and both at the sam'
place-iust above the knee. Chloroform wa
, administered to her while her leg was bein;
amputated. She even apologized to the sur
geons for what she termed her weakness" il
r grooming family. At the first touch of tn
knife, jet of blood shot up in the face of tn
operating surgeon; for this she also apologized
and regretted the trouble which she was caus
ing. When the limb was severed she said, 6
hope they will be able to bear this sad new
at home,'' and then requested (f the surgeon
did not desire to keep it for any purpose) tina
her amputated limb might be buried togethe
/ with that of her husband.
/ One of the sufferers says that, as he lay be
meath the ruins parched with heat, a "hot L
, quid,' come pouring down within reach of hi
mouth, and he slipped it up eagerly. His ply
Z stefan has not yet deemed it advisable to il
J, form him that the shot liquid" which he dram
, was the blood of one of his fellow passenger
! who was lying above him, crushed almost to
c jelly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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LIST LETTERS

- ~ ~ - s--A- -AA
LIST OF LETTERS
= EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Eyansv lille, Ind
TPPersons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" and give date of List.
anderson Allen andrew. A4r.rs Anderson Charlie.
R Bum. s,sa g...s EI..a Bailey e1p;5 q
Barker Satsuel
Carey %saan GssPesy asas
6oGIMiss MatyJ Gna~ay William Corey y' Err A-'''
Deeksrman FrauklADsver Hos Duty Moses
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Edmunds T Edgar Mrs Eleanor
Flanagan Jsmss Fisher Joseph F,Ifer Sarah
Fitzpatrick Pat Fianigan Mrs Fox VIM
Fitzpatrick John
Graars MILAN Griaee Miss Martha2Goar Taysnsr
GuiiEy David 's
H,rkin, Mt,E H..ir,FM Harmed Revwmr
Howard Araosa HarwOod Thomas Harrington Miss NJ
Human Hop ms Miss II Hlte wmT.
Hart Fairchild
hnsOn Valentine johnson Candy Johnston Alice
Jacobs Mrs r. johnson John A Jvrvs VIM
jackson MrsMahala2Jack VIM jenkins Samuel
KempJohn G KinsJA
Iyr.ril.Br L.nton rs:na. Lavender Isaac
Mants Thomas Mason Mr. Myer Caroline
Miller G N Mathews John H Montgomery MssMC
Msyphy William Martin Nathaniel Martin Franklin
MACS
Mccain James 2 McNamee John Mcnamara
Mcdonald James MeGarvy ] I'm
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Skelly Green Sampson John VI Smith James
Steinkahl Garrett Sumner d L Suydd
Ste phens Mrs EmraaS NTH Robert Smith Reuben
j Stanley Mary Ann Shaw Mrs Margaret
Thomson Phebe Thatcher John Taylor Mrs Rachel
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Williams Mis-, MaryWinslow Sons Woodruff James
Willis James Williams A Wayman John
White Thomas B. STINSON, p. M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REIIGI0IIS NOTICE

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
THE Rev. W H. MecARER haFin this city. the
services of the Presbyterian Church. Second will
~. aud 3 O'Clock P. N.
The service in the afternoon viii be especially for children
nd tbz
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NOTICE.
AMI receipt aarge addition TO former
w stock Groceries which oferlow for cash ap
pro we'd paper a part of which follows:
1o Bags prime Eastern Coffee;
100 y chests an q caddaes assorted Tea;
100 Bones Tobnc OF all qualities;
20 Coils 81 Hemp Cotton, Grass and Jute Ropes;
Nests market Baskets;
10 Doz II bushel measures;
Bbls Smoking Tobacco
do Plaster Paris
20 Boxes German Clay Pips;
IS Balls Candle Wicking
20 do Wrapping Irvine;
100 Doz. Cotton Plow Lines;
500 lbs Stacking Irvine;
Besides large assortment of Cigars and fsnoy articles
numerous to mention, eplftf PRESTON BROS,
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NEW GOODS.
Arrived this day by Express at
BENT &c DUvALL,S

NEW GOODS.
Arrived this day by Express at
BENT DUvALL,S
LOUISVILLE. KY.
ssss ssss.s x T & the most ed
ssis APia S.iIs i
I: s E:ss silks. . a article Ss do
White ssla Fsul. Sole sinks evening dresser,
superb White isse Eva fss' Dresses.
ESsroidsSsd Linen asal osn Be H.SS1.rshs
s s $:Eii s::sss & !:
s s1aa1ids Collars ia DO 90
,, DO e Sie1s cotton DO
Aiesander' i.G Kid Gloves.
I PIsie ooioTsd Dalainos.
do ChaIIies
do Bombazines.
Common de LANES. &c.
Goods which we invite the special aissnSn q
ssps Es7 Main ST.. opposite The Bank Of Kennedy
PUBLIC NOTICE.
A LII persons hereby forbidden from barboriDg or
tracing having my bed and board without
sspII sw. HUGH Q. CALDWELL.
POCKET BOOK LOST.
a LARGE black Porte Monnae somewhere i'm
the city as Is supposed Il had three dollar bill an
nee: sopll3 s. john j. DARNEIL..
BUILDING MATERIALS.
a extensive stock of seasoned Pine Lumber,
IA R 2soGo feet td IL # en- boards
Poplar Weather boarding,
Cedar Fence posts.
inyard and for sale low Germs cash ,,orv
sepil u cor Main and 9TH SITS.
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Thereare yet two honorable citizens of our
community deprived of their personal liberty
In the dreary and desolate spaces of our new
Jail, deprived of their offices and pursuits, torn
away from their families, because they yxould
not secretly bow to the openly arbitrary pro-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

STARCH
> BOXE3landing from Jas. Parks for sale ~
80 scpf0 s. u GILBERT & co
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Jan. &c, 1855
A New Map of North Carolina.

THE undersigned are preparing, and will publish as
soon as the necessary Surveys, &c, can be OBJ
tanned a New, Large and Complete MAP of North
CARoLNA FIVE feet three, we'll engraved and finished
in the best style.
1t is admitted all sides, that such work is
great desideratum State ard 1t In consequence
of frequent enquiries this Subject that the UNDER
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work of this kind is that OF
McRea published in S33 ard since then the Counties
Towns, Roads and Post-oces have increased IN num-
ber aud all our works of Internal Improvements, with
small executions, been set on foot.
1t is intended that the New Map, now proposed TO
be published, shall contain, accurately land down all
the Natural Features of the State the nets, Harbors
Sounds, Lakes. Rivers, Greeks and Mountains, &c
Also the public Improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plankroads, Counties County towns
Post offices, Cities Villages Post-roads and Canals
Colleges, Academies, &c. &c.
WILLIAM D. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
sions. $1,000
In plain STYLE Black Rollers, 900
Information from any source, and which may be OF
service in making the above work, will be thankfully
received All communications should be addressed to
VIM. D. COOKE.
Raleigh, September 5. S-6m
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
WiinlingfOB, n. C.

wilmington, n. G.
pared to receive orders for Beam, Vercal Horizon
tai or Osclating Steam Engines, High Low Pres
sure, and adapted TO all purposes Circular Vertical and
Portable Saw Mills complete Pumps, Mining Machine
ry, Grist and Flour Mills completes Parker, Turbine
and other Water Wheels. Equippng of Steamers, Car
Wheels and Axlcs; Horse powers of various patterns
Rice Field Pumps and Engines; Rice Thrashers
Single Machines, Shahng, Pullies Hangers, Gears,
and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions, including
Ornamental Iron Railing Pipe Bridge Castings, &c,
The Company would respectfully invite attenti1 In
their styles and patterns of Railing which may be
at their office.
Boilers.
Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers Water Tanks,
Chimneys, and all other kinds of Boiler Work.
Repairs.
Aseparate department and force will be kept for
despatch.
Having large facilities the above work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere, North or South,
and IN prompt and satisfactory manner.
Consultation by letter otherwise regard to plans
and designs for mills their furniture, and for ma
chinery generally, willingly answered. All orders
communicate to be addressed to the undo rsigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE. Agent.
March %. 35-tf
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WHEAT MARKET
SDTinSs' Mills

r wish to purchase three or four hundred tho,...
bushels Of good merchantable wheat, for which Ia
pay the highest cash price,
Charlotte from its facilities Of Transportation il a.
the best inland markets in the Southern States G%
erected large Merchant Mills contiguous the Rai"..
capable grinding three hundred barrels of -four -.
day, and TO keep them running must have wheat s.
bring il along if you want the highest figure for 4
am prepared to grind for toll. If you want so,.
whose brand will be sufficient to sell it in any marke, =
the world here is the place TO have il MANUFACTURED
These Mills have already made reputation not i.
ferior 30 any in the country.
LEROY SPRINGS
June Is, 1885. 47-tf a
Whtg, Charlotte Banner, Salisbury; Enquirer YO,l
vile; Standard, Chester, lntegencer, Shelby New,
Asheyie will incert months and forward bills 10 ~
subscriber at Charlotte.
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Piedmont Sulphur and Chalybeate
SPRING

I'm BURKE COUNTY, ". C.
Sinteen miles North Of Morgontoa. ,OiA BE- spsu
.Jor the reception Of C0mpapy, on The
18Th Of Jmne 1855.
THIS delightful Summer retreat cannot be surpassed
by any of the fashionable Watering PAGES within
the State of North Carolina Here invalids, well no
those seeking pleasure, may And Summer residence,
calculated to restore the last energies of the Physical
Constitution and crafty the most fastdious.
The proprietor has enlarged his spacious accommO
datIons by considerable additions, and is prepared 10
receive large company. He will spare no pains 10
contribute to the benefit and of those who
favor him with their company.
This fine watering place is surrounded by some Of
the greatest Natural curiosites in this Country. Th
Table Rock is only seven miles ire m the syringe;
Hollow Spring Cave is mile, Ravin ROck Fails fOuf
miles, and Falls of LinvilIO 10 nine miles.
And all in great country for hunting and fishing.
Deer and turkeys plenty in the Is
springs
By calling on DR.. HsppOdt proprietor OF the"Msun-
tain HOTEL, in Morganton, every necessary infsrmI
ton pertaining to the medica qualities OF these waters
can be obtained.
JAMES c. ESTES, Proprietor
June g, 1855. 4e-3m
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of a Decree Of the Court Of Eqniy v;li
offer tor sale at public auction at the Courthouse
Charlotte, Tuesday of July County conrt v4luaLs
Tract Of LAND, the waters of NcAlpinG crrst
known the Matthew Wallace Brick House place con-
tanning about 800 acres, sold for the benefit Of Susan
Hodges hsirs Terms, IL months credit the PurchaSs
giving bond with approved EecuriGy.
A. WALLACE, TrasiGA
may 90, 1855. 45tc
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Union County
Court of Pleas 4 Quarter Sesslons-April Term isss
Rebecca Owens
VS.. Petition for Sale of Land
Abner Gilmore alias Warrant No. 2433s,

Abner Gilmore alias Warrant No. 2433S
Moore and others. fa
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Az
| ner D lmore las Moore, Sarah Armstrong, Sams
McKance and Dizzy his wife, the heirs of VIM. and Jana
Lasley, decd, whose names are unknown, JacksOs.
Moore alias Dmore's heirs, William, and other nams,
wife Elizabeth Carlisle, Hiram Owens and Marsars,
his wife, and Lttleton Dlmore alias Moore dect
and Elijah Moore and his vie Ann reside beyon,
the limits of the State 1t 10 therefore ordered thar
oubIicat be made in the &c Western Democrat
FOR six weeks. for said Defendants to be and an
pear at the next of this Court be held for H.
County Of Union, at the Court House in Monroe on the
first Monday Of July next, then and there TO plead
answer or demur to said petition, otherwise the SAM
will be taken pro conesso and heard expre as to them
Witness, J. M. Stewart Clerk of our said Court At
Office, in Monroe, the 1st Monday in April 1855. !
J. NJ. STEWART, Clerk.
45.6w (Printers fee $6)
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SAVE MONEY.
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT, ONE AND ALL.
To Merchants, Planters and Others.

HAVING become permanently locate in Charleston am
Commission business entrusted to me- intend giving the
portion OF my time to the filling of Country orders
Bouts, Shoes Drugs Paints Oils, Fruits, Liquors, Books
Stationary Fancy Goods any Ting else thai can be OBJ
arrangements that have made with the leading Houses
dealing in the above articles shall be able make purchases
better than the Merchants Planters themselves
could thereby only saving them the difference in the
of the article but also the necessary exOrban expense of
personally attend selecting. Packing, Marking and Ship
men OF goods avoid all mistakes and damages which
generally arise from want OF a little attention
addition the above will also attend the disposal of
any produce that may be shipped And de
sros of making Shipments of produce of any kind had better
write and will give them every information regards
the Markets OF Packing and how ship hem. From
my long experience general mercantile business think
give perfect satisfaction all and suit the most fasd-
in selections. Give trial is all ask. For
my services shall require moderate commission x.
ceedng ten cent according the Of the business
DAVID NJ. GAZLAY.
Office up Stairs 225 King St. Charleston S. c.
March 9, 1885, 33:ly.
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New Confectionery and Bakery.
], g. T.. LONERGAN

j, g. T.. LONERGAN
TAKE pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the public that they have just opened IN the mouse
on Main street, doors east of the American ho'e'
Bak nv and Confectionery Estab ishment
Having secured the services of an experienced BAKER
and thorough workman, they are prepared 10 iuInsn
Bread. Cakes and every thing in their line OF the
An ErtcnSare Variety Of
WEST GEGDlA FRUITS
AND ALL KINDS OF CANDIES. TOYS.
FANCY ARTICLES Of erery description,
And indeed every thing usually found IN their me
If desire to please, and reasona bic terms, VIII In
], e. F.. LONERGAN.
January Is, 1855. %'-u
N. b have sold my interest IN the Grocery 10
earnestly requested SETTLE longer indulgence can
not be given ,o>pDc
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Odd Fellows Female Institute,
OFHOW YARD LODGE, No. IS, 1. o. o. F.,
Located at Shelby. N. G..

LOCATED ar SheIoy, N. &
IIIE Trustees of Howard Lodge, No. IS, l. o. @. F.,
L will open Female School in the town of Shelby.
the LIST Monday in June next be under the super
vision and direction of the Trustees
The most experienced and efficient Teachers have
been employed the design is render it of the
best in the up country.
They have now in course of construction large and
commodous building which will be completed this
The course Of instruction usually taught in similar in.
stItutions.
RATES OF TUITION:
OrthograPhy, Reading, and Writing, per Session
Geography, Grammar, Composition, &c. 1000
Higher B.anches, embracing Ancient Languages,
Algebra, Geometry, Botany Natural and Mem
tai Philosophy, &c. 1900
EXTRA STUDIES:
Music. on Piano. Harp or Guitar, per session. $4,000
Use OF Instrument 400
Embroidery, Drawing, Painting, &c. 1000
French 1000
Board can be had in tho best families on reasonable
terms
A. w. BURTON
THOS. WILLIAMS Trustees
D. FRONEBERGER,
Shelby, N. c., May IL, 1855. 43tf
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BLACKSMITH
Well done Or no Pay required.
$50 THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
TX lie, that he has opened IA BLACKSMITH SHOP
lyon College street, opposite the Charlotte 4 s. c.
Railroad Depot where he is prepared execute all kinds
of Blacksmithing, Horse Shooting. Repairing Boilers
making Mill Irons, &c.
All orders to J, r. Hand Messrs. Irwin, Higgins &
Co., self will be speedily attended TO- Refer to Mr.
Z. DAVIS, on the North Carolina Railroad and VIM
Glaze s. Co., Palmetto Foundry, Columbia. S. c.
S. J, PERRY.
march 2, 1855 32-6m
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Notice.

HAVING Bought out the entire interest Of WIN. X.
Moss in the firm of DAVIDSON u MOSS, ! will
continue the business at the old stand and am dstsr
mined to offer great Inducements to all Who wI favor
me with call, and especially to those who buy fer
Cash. The Notes and Accounts Of the late firm are
in my hands, and will be settled by mo alone.
D. n. DAVIDSON. (.
April 30. 1855. 39f
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SAMUEL n. WALkCP
WILL practice Law in tho counties OF MscklsESsrS,
W Union and AnSon, and will give sTRcr rExrLSH
to collecting
Pension Claims and War Bounty
Land.
Every soldier who served much J. YoUI Tsss BIs
in any since 1879, 10 entitled 50 of Bsus.
ty Land.
No charge will be ms:e unlsss the csi % 10 sstAb.
liShed.
70 Office = Monroe n c.
april 80, 1855. 3e q,.s
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Save H0nr Costs /!

THE Notes and Accounts Of tbs late urn OF a. DC DC
Il thune & Co. has been placed IL the hanos OF . "
~; r. g. ooIIec,ion and settlement Those in
dbed either by Note Account are requested@o MAKE
an immed;ate arrangement further indulgence can
moi and will not be granted ,-..rc>r
April 7, 1855. 'oF
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Notice
A Notable Fact Z!

OUR unsettled accounts for year before last and last
| ] wear we must have closed by Cash or good Notes
right stToight along" lriLOut respect TO persons Our
creditors make us FACE MUSIC" all OCCASIONS
and we "earnt" dance by ourselves ANY LONGER
" Talk enough"
march 9, 1885. 33f No 5Gra.Hie ROW.
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Right Side Up.

( N1ARLES I. EBER11ARD & CO., are still CARRYING
" on the
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
at their old stand doors below Parks HuchinsonA
Store where all work wanted in their line can be OBJ
tanned.
O. All kinds of READY MADE WORK on hand
and for sale. Also, superior OIL BLACkING, by the
Wholesale and retail manufactured by c. Il. Eberha
u All persons indebted for last year requested
TO and settle their We must ha We money
&. t. EBERHARD & co.
March 8, "a. 36l
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Respectfully Yours a!

Respectfully Yours!
THE unsettled business OF Prtchard 81 Caldwell. for
1854. hhs been placed in the hands of s. w. Davis
for colIection ad settlement Those indebted for that
year will be doing a great favor by closing their Ac
counts Immediately, have invariably cash to pay,
aud Money now, al must know, is hard thing TO
borrow"
PRITCHARD g. CALDWELL.
April 7, 1855, 3SF
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SIENNA FIGS.

SIENNA FIGS.
4 GREAT desideratum in Families and to persons
n suffering from habituai Constipation, beng an
agreeable and efficient Aperient, quite paatable and
free from those nauseous principles, which make il
matter of so much difficulty to administer medicine to
children. For sale at
SCARF K cos. Drug Store.
Feb 16, 1893. 3O-tf
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BOUNTY LAND BILL.
s. w. DAVIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
(H9REOTTE, -. e.

IL collections or other business attended to with
n promptness particularly such refer to the prose-
eution Pension Claims Land Warrants and donations
Of Bounty La nd against the General Government,
the late Bounty Land Law of March 3D., 1850 Civ
ing 60 Acres of Land 10 all Officers, Land and Naval
commits stoned non Commissioned all Soldiers Sea-
meE Clerks other persons, who have served III any
Of The Ware in which the United States Lave been
gagsd since l7Sc and also all Officers aud Soldiers
Of the Revolutionary War, their widows and minor
children.
Persons having such claims. by presenting them i'm
medIatey, may secure early issue of their ccrtf
Gates. Ofica, doors south OF Sadcr's Hotel. 1876