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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-16
RIVER ITEMS.

-
80 - The Alvin Adams, J . L. Pringle, Black
hawk, II. Bridges and John Tompkins, were
rall at our wharf together early yesterday
morning taking in or putting out freight.
- The steamer Alvin Adams, one of the
largest and swiftest boats on the river was
here early yesterday morning, literally black
with passengers She was from Louisville,
and has just entered the Louisville and St.
Louis trade as o regular packet. We thank
our old friend Mr.. Archer, for papers. Capt.
Jesse r. Bell in command, and Mr. Byers
clerk.
~ daEy line OF packets will soon be
formed, and is now making upin the Louisville
and St Louis packet trade. During the sum-
mer we had only tri-weekly line.
- The Alvin Adams will be here next
Friday morning for Louisville. Her regular
days here viii be Mondays and Fridays
49, The Blackhawk, the little steamer
recently purchased for the Evansville and
Wabash river trade, was lying here yesterday
morning, just from Cincinnati She has the
appearance of substantial craft. She will
find plenty ofwater in the Wabash.
- The Harrison Bridges arrived here yes
iterday morning from Louisville for Green
river She took on large lot of iron, &C., for
that stream. These packets depend almost
entirely on Evansville for their up freights,
and might make more money by combining
themselves entirely to this trade.
- The r. S. Pringle took on 500 sacks
wheat here yesterday morning for Wheeling
49, Things looked livelier at the wharf
yesterday morning than we have known them
for weeks. Boats were constantly coming
and going dnsys Eatting. merchants and clerks
lodging about through piles of freight, and the
sun slowly dispelling the fog hanging over
everything at an early hour.
"A heavy fog prevailed night before last
but it did not seem to delay boats very long.
- The Jas. Laughlin, when leaving Mem
phis one evening last week, was blown into
the shore below the wharf boat, and sunk a
coal beat, loaded with about 1900 barrels Of
coal.
&c., The Highfyer will be here early this
morning from Louisville for St. Louis. Look
out for her.
-'s-- The T. c. Twitcheil was advertised
to leave Louisville last evening for New Or
leans, and she may be expected here to-day
.as- The Tishomingo arrived here from
Louisville yesterday morning, for Memphis
We thank Mr.. Levi, of the Office. for Sundays
Louisville Times. Itappears a Memphis paper
was mistaken in saying the Tishomingo wa
going to retire from the Memphis and Louis
vile trade last trip. She is still on.
49, The Fashion was here yesterday morn
ing in good time from St. Louis with fail
,orowdof passengers. We thank Cy. Drew, Jr
for package of papers.
The st. Louis News of Saturday even
ing says:
The river continues stationary. Nine fee
to Criro. Arrivals quite scarce, and the leYe,
rather dull. The Upper Mississippi is still
rising slowly at Ksokuk. The Missouri con
.tinues to fall, and is now as low as almost t.
threaten to run dry entirely"
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OF We quote City Mills Flour yesterday,
at Sc 5o@$6 rs. 81 is being paid for wheat.
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER IN HEALTH
THE MARRIED woMANs
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION

s BY DR.. A. NJ MAURIGEAN. sse6ss
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Haradredth Edition. (5O0, 00o) f8nao. gp 25o
standard work established reputation found sased u
the Sseaogaessot the crest Trade Sales of New York.
Esh.i s aae az the
EVERY here discover. BY comparing her own
symptoms with described nature character and
esuss of her complaint and be spared much anxiety and su
fering as well the pasantnes Of making known
making inquiries of physician. the numberess
ailments which she subject Tbs wife becoming
has often need an advice respect
herssaAtion which she will here6nd This tells
what and tells her to do for it, in simple
but ehasse words. and such as she understand,
Those suffering distractions irregularities peculiar
e the female system Or from PxoLrsus vTERl fallins =
the means Of prevention, amelioraticn. reliet
ssved every husband if the laws apper
tanning the marriage state were better understood That
amcs sensitvenes that viii rather suffer than
com pisnts peculiar to the female oniy. =
In aeoPy Of The Married WOman's Private Medical co-
every female has physician that knows and de-
nsT sysry syTgSo issng ana aneHs and whlss
meas. 4 p = Flso1 =
Extract Of letter from esntlsnan Dayton. ohiO.1
prA H. MAunicrAs: Ny Dsatsit: ~ wife has been per-
suffering months before during
every one more and more
which the last espaired Of Islpposed
as aa hy o. .
tanning me natter my case On its receipt ana
tressed mind. and the joy spages my wife,
earning that the great discov N NJ provi-
ssd rSn a L spePs ned d pf0To e me rgh
have passed head in all human probability my wife
would have been in her grave and children
INDIANA AGENTS;
J. N. J. o. Howe. Bloomington; Paris & Turner
Greencase; james Ell Ter. Rohnond F. J. Fsivre Shelby
ye G. R. Harvey Vines James Beard H. Faucets,
and Q. B. Hsnsy. kokomo: Snodgrass Perrysville A.
N Oh amberlsin Elkhart; T. J. C.
p.sstc. psiphi. and SaSrEE LISTER ETana1iiis.
a1- Upon receipt of Ore Dollar THE Ms RRtED W05
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (mail-
ed feel any part Of the United States the CaBadas and
British Provinces ~ letters be postpaid and adj
dressed to Or. A. MAURICEAN. box 1874 New York
CITY, Publishing Once. Ne. l2s Liberty Street, New ork.
sep4 3E-daw
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BOOTS & SHOES.

THE subssriberhave hand the Jarrett ans zsss
complete assortment Of Roots and Shoes ever brougns -
city insisting Mems and Fine worf Laei
eaa Misses sksss ana 6atsu Boys and Yessn.s ~
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VINEGAR.
OO ep2s GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
LUM SAILS SO bushels superior quality at 50 ct
IN per bushsl- Apply soon to Lo-s,os-,r 20
nj I50 kegs sizes fla Belle Wheeling.
fer sale low to close consignment by
TEA! TEA! TEA!
EpECEIYED per steamer Prairie City:
GA chests Pouchong English breakfast Tea:
do extra fine do at reduced prices hy
ep2S 1 D. HERMAN.
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AUCTION SALES.
DEsTRARLE REsTDEYCF

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
ME sale bargain fortahIe Resi-
Wv dsnce. with good ous-houses and eistern, n
good nsighborhood. For pal tieulafs enquire of
SWEET LEONARD,
Auctioneers and General Agents,
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TEAL
THE FINEST CLOTHING!
ATTHE LOWEST PRICES.

JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPEN!
HAVE Just received stand Main street. upper
side First and Second some Of the finest
and best iade articles of READY MADE CLOTHING ever
brought TO city and made in the most fashionable
styles Among these very superior also
Furnishing Goods Of every description; from
the very hne. with large To- of TRUNks
respectfully Invite the public to CALL as 70
self very cheap. toetz-1n) JACOB GoTTLEIB-
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c. Z. LEONARD. r. ra.-- L. SWEET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS, 1890
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS d REAL EsTATEBROKERs
RESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens Of
Evansville and surrounding for the sale Of Real
Property and Lots. Frnisare Dry
Goods Hardware eries also particular atten-
ten paid all out door sales every on
able and satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business and having goods of n 10 place
with eonsgnors both the buyer snd seller
legitimate market. We VIII devote whole
and Commission business. and friends
assured that Will efforts TO
With prudenee business we hope
the confidence of all those who entrus their business
to our care. -
P. G. O'RILEY & Co., Evansville.
DUvALL. ELGo l. Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WEN. PARK Il Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do de.
R. B. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES E. FOXES. Vieksburg, Miss.
WH.McRAE. =
LoCKwooD Bros, Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG Fo0T. do do.
:. EDWARDS & BUSHNELL st Louis, No.
sale dSys Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
10 oeor and CTeTy evening during
early gAslight. sp5 SWEET LEONARD.
- Auetioneers.
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JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF SIMMER MILLINERY.

NONSISTING of Bonnets of all descriptions also. beauti
u full embroidered Mantillas Parasos, Embroideries
Gloves Mitts Caps and Head Dresses the styles
which invite the particular atsnto Of the Ladies
+. K. BARKER.
First between Main and Locust opposite Dr. BrAys
residence. Jy3
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:, PRiNcETov FEMALE HIsH SCHOOL.
DENTISTRY.
Dr. J.. FIager, Dentist.

DENTISTRY.
Drs y. Elager, Dentist
HAVING permanently located in Evansville
HH$ respectfully offers his professional services 20
the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity All
srStons pertaningto the teeth performed In ths
most approved manner. "
Once and residence on Second street Locust sp1s
THE EAGLE FOUNDRY
I'VE heretofore existing between Brinkmeyer
Mesker s. Co. in the Foundry business has this dsy by
the mutual consent snd agreement of all parties chang
sd by Henry and William Kfusman purchasing tha
tire interest Of John B. NJ skier in said business.
more extensively. un der the firm and style of
BRINKMEYER. KLUSMAN & co.
Ways manufacturing Coal and Wood heating Cooking and
of various patterns and Sizes Fire Frames
Crates Balcony and Pence Railing Machinery etc. which
they viii sell cheap warrant in
workmanship, finish and service, by Foundry
West.
Eagle Foundry Main street and the Canal,
Storeon Main st. between First and Second Evansville
Ind. BRINKMEYER. KLUSNAN q CO.
JET Imd-Iyw. -
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DANIEL hikAA AELsoA
80 : AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner of Main and Third streets mme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
living leased fof of years and fitted M the
ID above well known stand. prepared to
ceve sale auction private SALE all kinds goods
merchandise household furniture, horses bug
gies, ESQ.,. etc.
Cash advances INSIDE sonsign ents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cling 5o'clOk A. M Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights, at early gas light.
and sales Of real promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving, and have hand large
and general of FURNITURE consisting otsat,
spindle and bannster backs scroll and seollop rim
hack office. French. Jenny Lind ana Bustle wood seat
Chairs mshogany and wood sofa seat Chars EZabeh
ehairs spring seat arm rockers Sofas socabes centre
dining breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine common misses bedsteads
tin and wire Safes which will sell Gin
einnAti prices.
We have also hand variety OfnotpHs jewslry
v0lins aecordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips.
etc which will sell reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale or retail. WO0LSEY NELSON,
my9 Auct's.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

THRoN abe MAXWELL Farm pear Evapsville two Mares.
one Black six yesrs old; With Star in her
face heavy tail The other. dark Chestnut small size
With very small feet blaze IN her face and OF quick
motion.
erously paid for 80. o. h. DREW wafer street.
sTtlo-3AaH
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II ETTERS Patent granted to HUNTER GARD
L. NER. 18th. 1852. for mprovementin Flows The
block and its steel
mould board And whereas pow makers have
and are maxi this board without authortyt ereb in
ringing the patentees right notice is hereby given that
the rht will Re claimed. and any infringe
viii be dealt with according to law Any
ali persons wishing this mould board in the manuac
ture Of the pow them in any quantity of Mr. SAM
UEL ORR, Evansville Ind. Any information wanted will
paid the undersigned Jeher
sonve Ind only authorized Agents for
tha Patentees and manufacture of the board.
STERLING l. DAMR0N,
Agents Scr Hunter Gardner.
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EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!
NoTICE hereby given the public that the patent
lN PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL has been ex-
tended years from July 18th. 1855 All persons
found violating this patent infringing the in
ing using vending will be proceeded against in
dance with the laws in such made and provided.
GEORGE PAGE, Patentee.
The undersigned having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
portion Territory and South. would
they prepared to fill all orders for
PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS-eaeh of our es-
for their respective Ts' rtoy any informa-
ton in regard to Mills Patent cheerfully given
KINGSLAND L FERGUSON
Phenix Foundry.
ROLLIN CLARK.
Of CLARK Renfrew L Co Eagle Foundry,
oct3-2md&w St. Louis. Mo.
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C. b. AMP & co.,
Wholesale Dealers I'm
HATS, CAPS, AND FANCY FURs,
122 STREET., CINCINNATI.
Have full Stock making and receiving fresh
supplies of all kinds OF
Mems and Boys ack Brown and Tan Color. and Pearl
SOFT HATs-FT'R AND W0 IL;
ClOth, SILK Plush, Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys.
BUFFALO ROBES;
WOLF AND FANCY ROBES;
LADIES' FANCY FURS-
MATTERS FURS, TRIMMINGS ETC. ETC.
TWNo which would call the attention of Dealers and
Country Merchants before purchasing as we are pre-
superior Inducements cash prompt time
buyers. focts-d1wle p. CAMP CO.
lNCNNY BAlSs.-2UO bAles extra heavy tor sale by
IA octll GEO. FOSTER co.
OVERCOATENG.
~ PIECES overcoang reOd this day and fer sale BY
~ JAS. Low CO..
oet9 d8w 4iS Main ST., Louisville. KY.
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ID ECEIvED per steamer Prairie City;
n so Mats Cassia;
Gases r. W. Box Matches;
do Paper do
do British Lustre, N. 4;
do Best quality Indigo;
Bag best Nutmegs;
20 3oxes double rein ed SaIeratus.in n paverx4
20 Imported CASTLE Soap;
20 20 Soda SaIerstus in b papers;
10 do 80 dos. Prime Mustard;
Bbl Cloves;
do Nader;
Bags Pepper;
Do Alspiee;
Bi Race GinRer;
Kegs Sa:kpetre:s
Cases 20 gron Gocdvin's Tebsssst
50 Boxes TranspareAt Sosp;
10 &TsF Hair OH fer GALE 81 fsiassd Yfises sy
spH I. 4 d. HsI4AE.
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EXTENSION OLE PAGE,s PATEfsT

FANCY CHILD's CABS.
40 VERY fine Child's Cabs. just ree, d at
WD my2I COOKS Family Grocery
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STOVES AMI TINwARE.
IAo cnAN rrr1Nr g cnNr

:
c. ARE now supplied for the Fall Trade. They have
Ess=J hand of the complete assortments Of
aY3 T0YES of all kinds Cooking. Parlor and Heatn,
" Stoves. of all descriptions for wood and coal. Goa
Fancy Common and receiving additions daily
Also large assortment of TlNWARE hand. They are
prepared attend the lowest prices
their old staPd Main street. between Second
Third at of the Coffee Pot Be particular
re several stores in the same block. ep27-tf
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STATE FAIR.
EvANsYlLLEG CHAMPIONSHIP ERAELROAD!
KyERSONS Wishing attend the State Far. be held
Indianapo is the 17b 18th and 18th of October 1855
will be carried at half the Articles for Exhb
ton will be carried tariff Parties Live
Stock will be permitted to send man take Of the
same. without charge. est .t8
Fair viii be good fren the nth
ed. inclusive. ]. J. DANIELS.
octs-dkwtd Supt.
Kf7- ENQUIRER and vincenhea Gazette COPY.
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More News from one Of the first Mes
I'm Henry.
GiLLs Poisr, Henry County, Va,
June 9Th. 1855.


June 9th. 1855.
DEAR SiRS About tho 18th 1T December last J
II became very much afflicted with ~hai though an
old hurt IL one II my knees. (thc lett one,) OF ene
Standing OF which hal frequent attacks Ntihih
about six eight days became violent That to sleep
was impos ble Ia about t%epy.tenr honfs was 81
tackled in my rigt hand and Wrsl and In about twelve
hours attacked in my right ankle, al which time
under such eSorucipting pain not TO be able 10
take any rest whatever losing all apprte for any KIND
Of food. and in perfectly helpless con iiiion be
came Hlmesi derangod man. My iainiiy standing
Ground bedside imploring nsio call Ia physician,
my reply tn, IT could obtain tle right sor, OF
man would 10 al. bot thai had weh die with te
yer . snseue Atlenglh consented icr my son TO 81
TO Mr. James A. Crew. merchant, near ne. and to
him what my situation ailer had tried every
recoendat,n posi- lie, without the least benehi' hai
II he had any thing al eh lac could truly recommend 10
send tito me. X bottle II Doves Rheumatic
Linment. ] used it dir. etcd and after about ak
hours dropped asleep for the rsi lime in forty hnur
My joints became much ssoller. From the time he
gan cot ense the swelling suagrd and IN ten lay
able a stieni to my business usual. sometimes
lave attacks In my shoulders, use the Linmen as be.
fore. with immediate relief, by timely application.
think !. invaluable remedy and am desous tts
every person afflicted with tie dreadful scourge
earth heun sti an,) should give il uial.
Your, truly, &c.
snntIEII STONE
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Tsdimgs from Chesterfield.

cHgsrgKriELD CousTr. Va. Aug |, 1879
nTESSRS. DOVE 4 CO, Richmond Lart tau one
wi of nv mule. was turned loo in tile stable ssrd'
while play ing about with other mules he ran with ihs
weight of his whole body against large ph:e OF sheet
isen cut,.s himself the thigh or ham about % inches
long and from inch and hall to two inches deep
The wound was of snch n character 10 suppose he
.xould never be of any ssrv &C again. serirr
notice Of the Turf Oh IN the psPers procured AMI
applied it nj the and 90 ai'at tiee weeks
he was perfectly well and work snd you cannot per
csive the least where the cut was made.
u. A. WINtREE
p S-Ticie are rnany cases of injuries 10 cattle IN
this neghborhood which have been cured by your nH
Oil, and il 81 any benefit to you, can procure you
many rtifcaes Tie wi'oe nsigbbofiood say IT'S tue
n A. WINFREE
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stin more News from "a Good Man.

SUGAR TREE, Va. June 18th 1855.
Nj ESSRS. DOVE Il CO. hereby ceuif, that foi
w years past have been much afflicted with then
mstism, and f'om the frequent of your Linmeni
have been almost epiiroly relieved Of the disoase.
sell great deal Of it. to my re;ghbors, and do nj
recoeci a solitary where ii has been applied
cording the directions Of il. ewing failed Afford
relief No family should he without this Eminent.
regard II $ OF The best remedies for Rheumatism
have tried, and with the greatest pleasure do
commend 1t Ia every family in the world
Yours truly, A. CREWS.
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SANDY RIVER, pitrsyIvania County, V

oANDf RIVER iuisyFanh toahtyt Va.
June 2nd, 1885.
~ ESSRS. DONE& CO.--DsAR SIRs; thereby
1Nl iify that about III. first OF last Ma,ohh NJ
tucked it'll Rheumatism OF the character, in
shoulder and arm taking the OF it entirely from
and from which suffered very severe pain Tor three
four days. NV then procured bottle of YOU
Rhsumaiic Linneni. and applied ii according TO the
directions, f,on which was restored In shot time
and my restored full strength and vgor in
few days; and earnestly recommend il 10 all who mny
be afflicted with Rheumatism And It Is duty you
TO the community urge j. usc. A copy.
THONGS HII%DIEY.
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INOR NEW ORLEANs.-Virgini Il
II LQuiAiana Line .-Elr.I Enr.rt -s.-eEe

to sail with dispatch The superior, fat sail SRiss~
ing double decked and copper fastened schooner.
ELLEN Captain JANIS STiwARr, now loading anil
viii .,il as above. For balance Of freight apply
DAVID a. WIN CURRIE.
Richmond.
=. - Shippers by this Vessel will get their goods
pon 1t destination Inf OF frsigh, cheape,
tran by any other route ami in less time. Insurance
can be effected the best Terms. ID d NC,
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Il BuSlNESS.-lhe subscriber located on the
Dock convenient the landipgs of tho Steamers and
Vessels is prepared To forward, extremely low rates.
ALL KINDS or MERCHANDISE, TOBACCO
FLOUR, GRAIN md other country rrnauce
lie Will also give IBIS personal the sale l..
Flour tran and Pm ucr md the rutrh of Groceries
HIS ocntlon enables him tprwari ti,uds aud Pro-
dure at ubout one hat the lsn,. ,ttses ~ Richnond
ana from lang experefce N the business all asks
tIial to insure faction
ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock.
iy Is 3n Richmond Na
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEWS FROM AMHLlA.

AxrtIa o.usrr, July Is, 1872
NJ EsSRs- DOVE 4 co-Last autumn ! lad very
WI fee horse Injured In at h. h'"d leg. so badly
A. to csuse il to swell the sire Of mans brad. o.
which tried every remedy could near OF tnies a.
;,houe r~l;evinr him In the least During the fall the
swelling continued when ynnlr Mr. Archrr ~w IL and
yecsnmrnsied yosr Turf Oh. procured bottle. and
h very .hors time before had used the contents Of
one bottle the swelling subsded, sni You could not tell
~h,ch leg was injured Tie 10 well and DOING all
kinds Of farm work.
Very resi- ectiuils,
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4 CARD The subscriber having purchased Of
IA Mcdaniel, Hurt d. Pres their interest in tho
late concern of W I. Anderson s. Co. will ,ontnun
the GROCERY Com,IssIoS ard FoRwAkDiS6 bsu
the old stand the Basin where they will keep
hand stock of Guano, Plaster Lime and cement, for
sale Mt the lowest cash prices.
He Lis thanks the friends Of he late
aud the public generally for the be al patronage
extended it, and hopes, by using his best exertons,
merit continuance OF the the
adl9 dts WM r. ANDERSON.
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-s-s-s---- -
Fishing Tackle, Ac.

FISHING Tackle, &C.
M + are receiving every week. BY express. FISH.
w ING TACKLE to shica invite III, attention
uf al persons waiting anything int at linz, viz;
Rods from three to six lonr.,
7 rout rods with extra iip-, foil mounted,
Four Joint rods, at I'll IS.
Walking cane rods in and joints.
SILK. grnss, hemp and hair iincs superior quality.
Gfnvitstion, Limerick and Virginia Hooks,
Baii nets. with orwithout rod-.
Plain aud fine reels India Rubber hsh bait. needle
nrtifcni ne.. spoods and every ling in tie spouih
lin. ut the Gun w. Is. a. e. FISHER,
Opposite Nov Ill House, Lynehburg
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- = BBLa Siutrts c. Sugar.
ID 25 q onnd. Clarified < Crushed 90,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bhs n. o. Moasses,
10 hhds. +. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee
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