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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

OF Workmen were busily engaged yester-
day in tearing down an old frame on Main
street next to Altering & Burners. A new
brick store will be Immediately erected on the
SITE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

or We noticed a new building yesterday,
going up near the corner Of Locust and Fourth
streets with four inch wall There are &C.
~casional braces of eight inch wall, but the
whole affair is too frail Its free country,
!. and man can build as he pleases.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. will sell public
~ ON FRIDAY of October next at resi-
Powell late of Vanderburgh county
ceased sonal taken by the widow
consisting Horses Cattle Hogs Sheep Wheat, Corn
Farming Implements, Household Fnrnit re. &c.. sc
months will be given all
the purchaser giving his note with approved security wa
appraisement laws with interest from
date. sepI6-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW. admir-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

az Persons having business in Henderson
can go down in the morning on the Sportsman,
and return in the evening. Commodore Kratz
is purser.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

or The editor was complaining yester-
day, and ifhis readers complain in consequences,
why he don't care copper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
GIVE learn that ALI. G. Patrick, E

or We learn that ALI G. Patrick, Esq,
was not hung at Kansas The Rufians only
,caush t him, and threatened to hang him. we
thave in hands very finely written eulogy
upon him, written by an old school-mate Of
.sAlfs. We shall keep it on hand till he is
hung or shot, as we have no doubt he will be
zone of these days, if he remains in Kansas, al
though he deserves better treatment Buthe
is from Indiana, and that's enough
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

Or We learn that the late frosts very
much injured the tobacco crop in this region:
The planters over in Kentucky are down in
the mouth. But very little had been gathered
in and the loss will be heavy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

OF The county candidates are now on the
stump enlightening and electrifying the peo-
pie. They generally offer very rich pro-
gramme. Those wanting to hear them can
do so by going out to Charley Knowles to-
dow
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

or Business frightened up yesterday. -
1Drays were busy moving goods from the
stores to the Depot; clerks were opening their
fall goods; wagons from the country were re-
1ieying the warehouses; and the neighhorhood
around the Journal Office was wide awake
We can bid defiance to the Ohio. 1t can dry
up lift wishes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
CT Mr.. Griswold, the President of the E
& C. Railroad, was in the city yesterday.

OF Our telegraph operator was yesterday
engaged in putting up tall pole this side OF
the river, at the place where the Henderson
line crosses the Ohio. The old one broke down
a few days ago.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

o. The change of Railroad time will move
Hotel dinner time back, and we shall hereaf-
ter have II O'Clock dinner. The time will be
materially changed in few weeks
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

OF The Pond River packet, i. e. fiat boat
loaded with tobacco, came down yesterday
from Green River. Green River shippers are
paying SIS per hogshead freight, and the pack
ct" takes freight back at 81 per hundred
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

o. The editor of the Madison Courier is
Dragging about sweet potatoe sent him which
weighs four pounds. We have one in our of
fee which weighed when unearthed eight
pounds. Try it again, " small potatoes"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

DRoUrH.-The 'drouth still prevails with
severity in some portions Of Virginia. The
Western Herald says:
Springs, wells, and streams have gone dry
that heretofore have not been known to fall
Persons are coming to Weston, distance of
thirty and forty miles, to get their grinding
DONE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

OF The goods destined for Green River
ports are being wagoned from the opposite side
of the river. A halfdozen large wagons were
waiting yesterday for freight. Considerable
difficulty is experienced in getting the goods
from the ferry landing to the road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

sF BALTIMORE, Sept, &c,
Flour advanced csc; sales of City Mills at So so
Ohio and Howard street held at SIS IS. Wheat 293o
highe. Sales of white at 60@62c; yellow 62964
Whisky is quoted at 36937c.
NEW YORK, Sept. &c.
Flour advansngf sales of 1900 bbls State at s. 90@
30; Ohio IS 3596 AS Southern firm. Wheat advanc
ed &c. sales of $4,000 bushels red 81 &c. white 81 So
Corn also improved; sales of $1,000 bushels mixed al
64e Pork buoyant sales of ESQ bbIs at $50 I2. Beef
firm LARD buoyant. Whisky inpro, ed sales at &c.
CNcINvAUi, Sept. 50,
River unchanged. W Gather clear and pleasant.
Flour armer and l09l5c higher. Whisky in fair de
mand at 30c Sugar in good demand. and u higher
Ordinary business doing in cofeo prices unchanged
Molasses in good demand at 60c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. "a.
Cotton-sales If $3.50 bales with steady market
Flour closed steady at So IS. Corn closed with ads
yancing tendency; sales of white Western at 65c vel
low at Use. Pork-Western mess SAL Lard closed
very DUH Freights have slightly adyanced-cotton to
Liverpool IS I6.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
AUCTION SALES.

DANiELwo HIRAM NELSON
AUC1EONEEas, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and az cal Estate Brokers',
Il Old Court House. of Main and Third
prepared receive for sale private
sale all kinds and merchandise; household
furniture, horses. bugges. etc.. etc.
Cash advances ma de eonsignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
clock. a, NJ Also Tuesday, Wedu esday
and Friday lights at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, 10 O'Clock A. M.
Having provided ourselves with large Map Of the City of
Evansville containing all the Enlargements and be-
will be for the interest of all concerned have
Mo dday month the sale OF
Real Estate All wishing sell
in their lists in time give the public due notice
those having Houses and Lets Lands
ted jyi5 WooLSEY & NELSON. Auot's.
lust RECEIyED.-Harper fer September. London
u Illustrated News, D0BELL g. LISTERS.
aug23 ..---.~ .
NOTICE To STOCKzEsbA.DERs.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Northern Plank Road Company,
~ who have not paid twenty dollars each and
twenty dollars shall be paid
Jadues Treasurer said Company his counting
in Evansville before the 10Th da5 of October
next said Shares and all thereon made viii be for
sep2-2wd VIM. n. WALKER, Secretary.
%NO0D.-orders promptly attended to Germs CASH
w when leftat ausc vICKERY & JOHNSTON
EBRIslE CHEEsE.-Just Eee,d per railroad Is boxes.
III sep2 fENNEY & S0RENSON. 2
tANy AsED HAAss.s ooe lbs just reed and 70 sale
" nv aueI9 VlCKERY & JOHNSON.
TWTHITE LIME-In store and for ale by
Wv augle YIoKERY & JOHNSON. p
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRAY and Stabbing.


ARRAY and SGabRing.
HARRIsBURGH, Sept. &c.
On Wednesday evening during the military
encampment at Graytown, an affray occurred
in front of tavern. during which Gov H.
Hoffmen, who endeavoring to part The combat
tants, received stabb in the left breast, ter
minating fatally. The affair caused much ex-
element. The perpetrator has not been dis
covered
Republican, Mass Meeting.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.
The Republicans of Wheeling and that
vicinity have in contemplation mass meeting
in that city. They have written to the asso-
ton at Washington to supply them with
speakers from the slaveholding States
Recent orders have emanated from the Ma
Wy Department to the commander of the Pa
cific forces with reference to the protection OF
our citizens on the Isthmus of Panama
Senator Douglas, it is reported in private
circles, will shortly be married to lady in
this city.
Assault on Gen. lowry.
EAsroN, Pa, Sept. &c.
Gen. G. H. Lowry, of Kansas, was assaulted
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. Lee, with whom
he had been engaged in discussion at a po-
litical meeting. Several blows passed before
they could be parted. Gen. Lowry had but
recently recovered from a severe illness.
A riot occurred last night on the fair ground
between the managers and pickpockets and
rowdies. Several Of the managers were bruis-
ed, but not seriously.
The American State Convention at New
Jersey was largely attended.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.
The southern mail brings New Orleans pa
pers of Saturday last. Orders have been re-
ceived at Norfolk to fit out the soops Of wal
Dale and Marian. The Catawba, at New Or
leans, from Havana, reports that the British
steamer Fay was safe at Tampico on the 9Th
inst. The previous reports stated that she had
been wrecked near Labos island on the Both.
Fillmore Meeting.
New YORK, Sept. rs.
An immense Fillmore meeting at Albany
$4,000 present. Grand procession.
New YORK, Sept. 26.
Geo. S. Steers, the celebrated ship builder
was threw from wagon and died last even
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
GBt DAILY 9purnaI
S L A e TIC K E 7.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, OF wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAB BAMEHs OF VanderburGh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA VISION, OF Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM liz. NOFFSINGELS, of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. Ell. ELLIS, OF Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATToRYEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CEAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN N. STEIN, of TiPpecamOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL. OF Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER
FOR LEGIsLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JRs
OF vASDERBURGH
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$ q O O o O Q =


amOuntlnR
He Who Tickets. sI0Halves Quarters s2a. gs
Alabama and e. Lotteries, channels for
present indueemen known schemes.
The expeuenee public have had the of
lotteries tbs large of prizes sold the prompt
with which they have been paid the hes guarantees
they will always conducted the most honorable
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There 80 000 eA numbered from 90 600 There
prizes
The place in Size under the superinten
lence Commissioners.
1 10000, ding with those
the Tickets printed slips of paper
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed iH%ne wheel
The $50 Prizes similarly printed and encreled
pla ced IN another wheel.
The wheels then revoved and numbers drawn from
and at the time prize is drawn
from ~hee The number and prize DR. wu
exhibited the audience and registered by the
being placed against the number
This operation is repeated until all the prizes
drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEsThe two preceding and the two
succeeding those drawing the so ICES will
entitled $40 prizes according to the
scheme.
In ordering tickets enclose the money address
the Tickets ordered receipt of which they will beor
warded qy first mail.
The list numbers and Prizes Will be sent to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and Stste.
Remember that Prize is drawn. and payable in
full without deduction
prizes and nder. paid INN dately after
prizes the usual time OF thirty days
strictly confidential. Orders for tick
should be in early.
Prize Tickets eashed renewed in other tickets at either
Once.
Orders for tickets be addressed either to
SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
sep25-tf S. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala
6NUFFEE.-lOo Prime rec per Ark snsaw Travel
J er. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

TINToGRAPHY-Mr. E. Montel, who has
for several weeks been giving lessons in the
beautiful art of TYPOGRAPHY, in this place,
executed in our presence, yesterday, very
pretty landscape, in less than Is minutes. Mr.
Montel will continue to give instructions in
his art, for few days longer to the young la
dies and gentleman of this city. He can give
good city references He makes complete ar.
fists of his pupils in six. lessons, at the low
tuition price of So. He also finds all the ma
terials necessary for the course.
Specimens of his work maybe seen at Tiles
toms Daguerrean gallery, when Information
can also be obtained relative to his terms &c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

and T. P. feathers have purchased the fine
steamer R. W. McRae, for the purpose of com
pleting their line of mail packets between New
Orleans and Vicksburg. She will commence
her regular trips on the LIST of October, run
ming in connection with the championsP Princess
and Natchez
The Henry Lewis and Obeon are advertised
in the St. Louis papers to be sold by con-
stable on the 18th of October
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PUBLIC SPEAKING

JAS LocKHART and JAS. c. yEATCH. Esqures can
for Congress, will address their feIlowctzensa
Newburg. warrick county. Thursday. Sc ptember A.
Bakers Greek Church, spencer CO.. Friday, Sept s.
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lust RECEIyED.-Harper fer September; London
~ Illustrated News, DOBELL & LISTERS.
aug23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

OF The steamer Cuba, from Cairo, passed
up yesterday with two large barges. She is
one of the finest low water packets afoat, and
continues to make trips Notwithstanding the
stage of water.
P. S. The above item was written under
the supposition that the Cuba aooaM pass up.
But at three o'clock in the afternoon she was
aground on the Evansville barr without
much prospect of getting off. The steamboat
items are few and far between, and not reliable
when they do turn up.
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Pa tTEEEls, sMITHE & co.

PEstTEEEEE, SMITH & co.,
fSuecessors to Pollard. Prather Smith
A SIS EET. LOUISVILLE, KENTUeKY,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
HATS, G APS A N D F U r S .
wwTE again wait upon and all
with the semi annus ISIS of establishment
The ebritY attained feel confident in abi
uphold partlcuory in the articles of fashienabl
DRESS HATS.
Fall GODS for the wholesale trade has been
gotten with usual cares and B feror to IN ne
engage dupcare the invoices of Eastern
with charges of transportation, added All
purchasers desire Home Manu-
further BY purchasing here they save
expense they the ri their own
their Transportation for ortwo
miles they always have
on hand in seasonahle time.
concentrated in wareroons an as
Caps suited TO the IN the
be found IN hat dozeo Job
Houses in Eastern city -
short time TO P1soMPr neh eHaens
ne 70 ss1i our goods At small profts aep3-d &w1m
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PREPARED By
] A NJ E S c. A Y = K,

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHENIS'
SOLD RY
Keller, Farnsley & Co., Evansville, In
Yagie q Craw ford. Owensvilie;
Halloek d Parmiter, Princeton;
G.. B Bingham, Patoka;
w J Whiting, CynSniana;
: Jaquess i Co.. Poseyvillh;
Nessrs, Gardiner at Blairsville and Wa
" iillamsand Robertson. West Franklin
DR.. Thomas Newman and as. Sampson,
Hudspeth " Bro, Boonville;
Bowers n Ssrgent, Newburgh:
Adams & Campbell. Pekersburgh;
Fred Epkstein, Cincinnati. o.. and all
mhZ9-4m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

England Aid Company, that ha,cfall con-
6ience in the motives bywhich their organ
iation was effected, and believe that they
have been Of much service In facilitating and
cheapcnrus the expenses OF hundreds Of good
people 10 thi. territory. Previous 20 my
cmi-ra,ir. 90 this country, IL was currently
reported. ami believed by many people, that
NOR persons who had not the means % pay
thair passage 10 Kansas, could, by Uakiug
che proper application to ;hc New England
AI Company, obtain a rassag, ticket, aul
after arriving there, Tay f0r their raSas'
in labor. I, myself, understood this 10 b.
che ar, but0 my own observation found
it was an erroneous impression that hadTr'-
wilcl in 'bc community. l know one man,
that went from G0rham, Ne. who took
rlsa-c with On, In the Steamer from Port
land o. Boston, who applied Co the S.crc-
urv Of Che New England All Company, for
a raea.r ticket. under thc belief that Doc
could have &c uu tNrhrlurrulmel condition.
and o., was trlI at once that the company
gave ro tickets iu This way o. any one, AMI
that 100 who won't must - on their own exc
rr1ss. at t'r reIurrl rates which vrr, cs-
uH.,hri with tr7 railroad AMI steamboat
C.urlui., Cor taking crmpni., of cmi-
grants. THIS prison Cor the want of means
rr1.r,l ami dtl NOT then como o. Kansas.
Another hrt .-Nmru-a an uri he numerous
persons t'1t arr'i.Ia' Che uE,r nr the Ali
C.m-trv rr tickets, tha question was NOT
ASKED ur mr or amy one else, what o0r Pc
uf.-aI Wow, v.rr. ur what vo wrro intend
.n- trtr n Eanas-it was enough ,lat ve
v.-r e.'r- t.r,. ami These facts hy.
satrl h.nrs Ir1..4,ery mrD t'atthgy AMI
Others may 'r uul.criy.l n this matter
e.ar-.I p.a.r.. Oh. N.w England A.lCow-
NAVY Iv'r On -.y. 100 th..r1r..aul tut
m.rr Boo On. STA. .. Maine. as wu..as0ta.r
places. may know m.sr H'.r .H a.,s r"-
STING tr ur...s ANA l...as .. t.r Sow
England Aid Company. Herewith -ul a
circular fr publication m t.e pm..n'
which va.aI,r.s.I hy One N.v England
NIC.mrrv % t'. ..t.rns urN.. souri,. I
rlgr t'..r statement. trar, AMI wish lr
on. evidence t'1t a7 "uur'r," 'na-a-
bond DO .r other T.rau, las hrn ,n..at 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

TuE FALSE DEMOCRACY Is AtRE,pr SNUFF
rNG DErrAr. See what Col Smart says to
his party, in the last Free Prcss:-
LII as LOOK rur DANGER N ruE FACE.
The allied army OF Name should look the
danger IN the face. let them look into the
black republican papers. The Z" before
election capitals " stare out before the pub.
Iic I'm every columu-cycn at this carly day.
Nor Is this all---cycral politicians who were
with us, or neutral m the last election, are
now rllying against MS. 1t MS then look
the danger ia toe lac, and begin 90 organic.
TuwE Is so MARGIN IoU C1NTETIoN AuoNG
room for Internal discord-
not an inch OF ground 90 be- occupied 10y
hgti1us ollqu.. We must work together
aud without JEALOUSY, oE va ARB ooNL
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SANutsNN CIV, OUu.
Dr. ]. y. HAMS. Dear sir-luur l,yur of the
2~d ullimo is 81 hand, AMI boz reply will sa,. We
h.ga1 selling pcry Davis Pain Killer, ani with
yoN liIt'r effort ou our paTti our sIl,g were email
~ trst, Lut ls % became known i0 uut community,
the demand increased very rapidly, g. beyond our
expectations, aud ever, p,rsuu that bought D.
uHu'I rHwu aurr norr, uHl = 81 iu thr highest
iU1us ~ itlrl valuable remedy iuf 40 those dee
eases YOUR r,mphl,i spoke uL Irum those &C.
commend irHns 49,, wee induced tI nee % on uur
uU1 tmi.i,., l1d thc good ,1.ris of tlr u'dlrlnc
vrro Immediately apparent We row continue
iis usr ui'h great nusHCiIun, We have sul|
mrrr 81 ilr Pam Killer thtu vr ever have since
ul before OF sHN other mr IriuH BOO fhr same 'Iu-fh
of time; anI ur ip rlt hesitate Zoo s1y that 10 h,s
given better satisfaction DO i'r pUD'Issr ih11 luy
other article $50 have ever .uil. Hurry OF Irsi-
u,.s h's prevented our srHiiug ribratos, hutvr
bow. iu Hr vicinity irHm fifteen handled tn two
ih"r.Iui living uIi1U-..s, uHY testify ip thHir
rrIgHlsrs, Dos d, d,y, ~ che ,t'r ~ Davis Pain
kI|,r. auI thus th, circulation ui be- influence d.
being cnH.HHf'F enlarged.
krrpa large supply boo the Wet, 10 b. i1.t such
10 medicine Hs che g,"Ulr want, 1uI tagN have lI.
IDIHl .uHH uuf ihrt tHry cam euro fH' ID1tr lHH
Nrnr fr TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Or Will
rr.r cold iu one hUuT--a sr,rfr cough Boo ono
r..Ht, BHI ir. proved Goo O., ihr l,.t medicine Boo
usr frr '..rIsrf stomach, HHI mlHy other pure
rusps. Nu.u, Sc, LuDEwuuu 4 GEuAu.
TNoY, November n, 1853.
N.Hu. T.. Da,is X Son. Dear SIRE. s'''Thc
klrrs have ul moro r.nflrrra iH ihr charms Of
iH.Ir alr..rHrs. Tho, desire rational remedies
Coo tN. s.gA. h,pTi.r. m,lu., HI...IaI'l through
tls rr.rry uf thr lI.g. %. l.. Bp,tHu, tl,.s ~.
rru p,Hnl. have lrr.1a acquainted With ,uur med.
I,IHp, and t.,ir L.mlHI Joe % Do Go me yrr, s.l.
passing.
u.a htr, o., ms r.l.f. Or more th1n o., b.t.
rI.., Iut Itr, unt goo urr hottie. lihar.Hrrut.h
5000 Goo srlI mr % quantity, arl will pas y0u
hr.u.I ih. i.rHs VOC ufflr Mi.s.H.tn Union. I
b..r 500 sl.I Del b,.rrI vl'h s.n,u % it1. suuu
Hs possible. TH.r is 900 urIr...r which stands
.. H..l rr llr r.r.r .r.Hn of Doc h.nns ct h,ss
UI.,ir.,. H. fNp I.H k,Nf, HHH I ar.' willing to
.uus r.H..Hs I entertain zee, h,-h opinion
uitlsurUl. n. &. THnuls.
Zoo ..'. H Druggists. GI.ruIs, auI NrHr.1r
p.,'.r. e.rDaII,. Il 10. lia,. rauH1I, ani T..
J smith, lil.uu.... General Whassl, Agents.
March n. l-rG.
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Administrators Sale.

10y yiiiur Ola lir,r.r from Do, Hon JuIg. %
ID Probate ur 'lr County ofONnu'. shall 'riI
NJ public nc private ,1lr, ~ nv dv'..nshnu'r, ih
pNGrId, in .liI County, un Mpnlly, lhr tv,ut,-
fUh dny OF August, \. D. 1856, 90 tru O'Clock m
the forenoon. 40 ufihr rrl sst'r ui l.1nc l'lrA,
late of DtNfrll, liurcsIrI drrsa.ri, iuC'uiIug thr
rrycrsiuu ofthr widow d1u'r therein. sand rs-
tate consists ct IN 'hr interest ihlt che HrI Joe
ceased bad a. the tiHia OF DO. death BOO one u'u u
che msrtu- house il DiNhrI Village DO .li DN-
Grll hl.u ouc.halrnf lut ~ hui Boo ihr town OF
Cauhlgc. in the county Of Franklin, 40 or near
Brrn's Mills, .o called, in aid Garbage, ldwln-
irg land uunel ~ Nl'irr Clr. InJ John J..
Pratt. Asp ONE Other piece % hni containing
aiuut one auI uuD.haf acr5., situated 1i .aia iuIis
in aid Carriage, anl adjoining u.l CLARK n1t
p1u'. huI. EMElINE rNUh, Adm'>.
DiNd,II, June 10Th, 1850. "a
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hdministratnrsS Sale.

ID Probate iur the CuuH, 81 ONiurI, shalt .sll
lt private .l'r 40 ihr dwelling house ol Sy'yHu.
n. uu.uuHh, iu summer, Boo aid County, 600 tbr
hr.t W,lnr.p, IT Ju'y urNt, 40 one u'olp'k ,u ihf
Afternoon, sp much IT thc real estate ct I1i'f
Brsuuuh. late ut Sumner ai1rDs,id, Frr,l-rI, ss
will pro,iurr The som II three hundred dollars.
SAID estate consists II q piece Of hui containing
about h.ft, acres 90 90 tLe westerly sld a thr
farm on " hich he laid 2,l1r BH.uoIth resided
al the elm, OF hi. DEATH being 40 thr interest b.
had Iu tic farm 10 ilc iuuc ui b. death, including
the rrycrsiln Of the widow. dover th.rciu.
ERWIN ROBINSON, Admit.
Sumner, May n, 1856. ~
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Wells Nominated

tn, Bangor Convention, on Tuesday
unanimously rc-naminntei Gov. Wells. The
Strait.outs nominated Geo. I. Pattcn OF
Bath.