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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26
THE CASSEDAN
Peach BLOSSOM" FARM
AND VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Ola Deed of Trust from James
ID Casseday and wife and Joseph A. Cas-
scday, and of the notice required under said
Deed Of Trust, which has been duly given.
the undersigned Trustees. will offer at
Public Sale, ut the Court House door, in
the town Of Elkton, on
Tuesday, the i9h day Of february, 1856,
at o'clock p. NJ, all the Real Estate here
| matter described. and known as the Casse-
day ..PEACH BLOSSOM" FARM. This
farm is situated in Sassafras Neck, Cecil
county, Maryland, about six miles below
Cccilt"n. and on the public road leading
from that place to Grove Point. 1t contains
665! ACRES,
More or less, and extends to the Sassafras
River. where there is good WHARF and
STEAM BOAT LANDING, belonging to the
property. The Peach Orchard on this Farm
| contains from
10000 to 10000 Trees,
now in vigorous bearing condition, and Gov
ers an area Of about 400 Acres. 1t has fur
nshed for market in single year over
Serenity Thousand Baskets of Peaches.
The superiority of the fruit is well known in
the Philadelphia market. There is also ON
the premises Il small APPLE ORCHARD of
select trees, and sufficient WOODLAND for
| the uses of the Farm. The residue Of the
| Land is mostly arabic, and has been divided
into fck of convenient size, all ofwhich are
well watcrcd. The soil is Of excellent dual
! ity, and has been very highly improved. 1t
| yields abundant crops of wheat. corn oats.
| hay, &c. The fencing is in good order.
On this Farm is comtorta- E-1
| bic DWELLING HOUSE and
a commodious kitchen, fitted up 8:s!k
with boilers, cooking range, and sEspls HI.a
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On Thursday, February 2lst,
Personal PrOpcrtY, to wild:

1906, at II O'Clock A. M, the undersigned
Trustees, will Offer for sale, On the Fla rnl
above described, the following
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Elegant steel Engrayfngs

NOW offered at very low prices, by VIM. H.
~ DUNBAR, 80 CENTRE STREET, New York,
(up-stairs)
Size IF Eng Retail
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l. II M e e. II .

VNltE subscriber having purchased of Mr..
l. Simcoe his entire stock of LUMBER at
North East will sell the same in conncctio ion
with his other ut very low prices for cash.
1JThe Public is requested to give him a
call. JOHN MAULDIN.
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NEW STYLES! FALL CLOTHING

A T tho Dry Goods store OF f. BROWN, JR,
"A Elkton Md. full assortment of Ready made
substantial Clothing to which the attention Of
buyers IS invited. .. sept. %, SIS.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

WE have just returned from the city with
w large and spendd assor ment Of all kinds OF
Fall Goods, comprising Cloths Casimeres Cast i.
motifs, Blue, BLACK and Fancy also large variety
Of Ladys Dress Goods of every kind and at all
prices, Clothing; coats pants. vests, shirts ar d
drawers Of various kinds and very cheap for sal I.
BY ALDRIDGE& GRANT.
Oct g.
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A large stock of Casin It's off. red at the
"A lowest market price by
Dess wiz. ToRBHRr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26
SPRING T. SUMMER COODs

DLACk, Plain and Watcrcd Silks. Rice
ID Plaid Flowered Silks, at IS C; Changea-
bic Silks, 62a to rs C; Striped and Plaid. Silks
rs to Sl.37aa; large lot of Lawns, fast coIors,
6. C; plaid and striped lawns, l2. C, worth
49, c; Calicos, fast colors, 81 to 10 C; Ba-
RACES, Chalis, Barage de LANES, De Beges,
&c. Also
MATING AND CARPETINGS.s
Just received a lot Of Ingrain, Hemp ard
Venitian Carpet, A.. ga and 81. White
and Colored Mattings, which we are selling
off very low for cash. or country produce.
North East, Juno HUGHES BRO.
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CARPET CHAINS cotton and hemp; ropes and
~ twines; cotton laps, yarns. &c. For sale by
ksr. WN NRBRRF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-01-26

~ AIS, D.con, Mackcrcl. Dried Beef. Cheese
IL Lard. &C., received during the present
week and for sale by MAY & BRO.
Dot. 6
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LII ME-.

IF you wish No. l article of Schuylkill
L Lime, you can BIO supplied AT short notice :,
by ordering through WILMER Il FORD, at
Winners Point or George Town.
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NEW YORK and Golden Syrups for sale by
~ Dec VIM. T0RBRRT,
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n 10 HORSES, 8
nr-erM MULES, 7COWs, G1NNffG
4E2 Evoke of OXEN,
cnSc3na.{. and large stock otssssssa1se,s
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19
9 dQeshIg Gamilp Som g4to9ts6 TO Gemqerap
"And yet il is but tha

..tt
And yet il is but the IsIfDggs .@on, d
prediction years ago, and otbssr .s,srri- ssa
stration of the ultimate ii ppb ~,s1 1ssTdy
" aud virtue when coml ued Fita III s1 com ns
and Perseverance. And Ebst 2 deceit-
|mentaty daes.it fdrnia us q ~ sss ,muta-
Ifalnsks Of hupa pros cts ma = how
elity of aipofal ssldes a1 r1na tha'
eog4ntl bea is fof 1p6p Oua Ouo;,5iuIes = J,
nEcesliily of fdlSain soaess pIaT 1fnp tha;r Il-
tlse noarn Of nd Of y: ~ .W;Ies of
hears ainst lbsiDuss'a'4t tbe wisdom 8 !,
Epleasure and e daeghlS ana s;. tba;.
of fe,r,,l t;n., = ,sf SaffectieS ana 1neir
schs = ss.ss - .DiaI alsnce ila acceF-
dance to the Il ptiODs yon Inv H. a.
the convis.i0 ssis SIa dsGgsteTs lust
burst;no in ip.o 9aaps ponanhOOd, with their
vonna end st;os hearts SO susceptible
Of the tand and "a oensi6ilides Of love, as to re-
o,,;ro ' on ISn .snt,s vigilance to shield their
warm and S6Dfdug Datures from imposition
and sedn1t;on Lc me entreaty you, as you
anuroo;a M oeGue motler's responsibilities, as
vpp $3.50 n.Iae your daughters future happiness,
70 varu them . beware of concentrating
their ii r-aG affections upon one who instead Of
sboddinr a giving halo of peace and hap
n;nass oTouni the family hearth, will only
reo,ite tbei' laviahed wealth of love with
codIness, neglect and perchance cruelty, if
not degralation and want. Earnestly i'm
rre,y upn their tender minds the truthful
lesson enforced by the history of these two
fieDdsof our younger days, and teach them
hat # they would confidently expect the
saHsation Of their gilded dreams Of connu-
al bliss, that they must in the very onset
mly and fearlessly hold themself aloof
I'M all intercourse and all compromises
tn the vice of intemperance"
But leaving these fair friends to pursue
cir colloquy at leisure, let us direct our
'tsteps to a distant part of the City where
scene Of far different nature is being
acted.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19
a0a az,

and and wretohedness, cursing and tears, dis
on! ye knights of the Decanter and glass.
can you lay your right hands upon your
LETT breasts and conscientiously affirm that
your business is moral one that it is a
blessing to those around you? Before YOU
answer tins question, look around YOU and
contemplate the scenes that have been en-
acted under the influence of your traffic !;
place the good that has resulted from it ia
one scale and the evil In the other aud let
conscience decide. NEW HOPE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19

EXCELLENT REPARTEE.-The Rev. DIR.
minister Of Douglas in Clydesdale,
was one day dining in a large party where
the Honorable Henry Erskine and some
other lawyers were present. A great dish
of crosses being presented after dinner,
DIR. NC, who was extravagantly fond Of
vegetables helped himself much more large
ly than any other person, and as he ate
with his fingers, with peculiar voracity
of manner, Air. Erskine was struck with
the idea that he resembled Nebuchadnezzar
In his state of condemnation. Resolved
to give him hit for the apparent grossness
of his taste and manner of eating, the wit
addressed him with, ''Dr. NC, ye bring
me in mind of the great king Nebuchad-
nezzar;" and the company were beginning
to litter at the ludicrous allusion; when
the reverend vegetable devourer replied,
CAV. do | mind ye o Nebuchadnezzar ?
That'll be because I'm eating among the
brutes ~
WHY THE Poor ARE PooR.-Recently
| had an interview with the minister of
parish in Scotland-(and / may observe
that he was not an abstainer) when he
said. "I am trustee for some money which
is for the virtuous poor. Two things, in
nv opinion, are essential to virtue-First,
industry; second sobriety. The result is, y
said the minister, "I cannot get quit of the
money, for all the needy poor about here
are either drunken or idle"
How TO AVOID SLEEPLEss NIGHTS
AT late meeting of the Scottish Curative
| Mesmeric Association, held in Edinburg,
Mr.. A. J. Ellis announced to the audience
that if they wished toayoid sleepless nights
they should lay with their heads to the
north-not on any account to lie with thei
heads to the west.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19

LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAvE.-On the
last trip of the mail steamer Roanoke from
New York to Norfolk, the lady of Mr.. J..
Wilkes, Charlotte, N. c., was safely deliv-
cred of fine female child, which was ma
med "Itabel Roanoke"
+" stand, !" said Western stump orator,
"on the broad platform of the principles
Of '98, and palsied be mine arm if desert
'um." "You stand on nothing of th.
kind" interrupted little shoemaker in tn
crowd "you stand in my boots that yov
never paid me for, and I want the money.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19

tants. It was soon whispered around
among the gossips, these scourges of all
small places, that the young, gay and fash
ionable gent, who gave bis name as that OF
Bulwer, possessed thousands, all in yellow,
bright shining gold Now, Mr.. Bulwer
was not the best looking man that the
bellies in the town had seen, but wonderful
to tell, his money filed up all deficiencies in
regard to intellectually, and Jane Ros-
combespecially, thought him the personifca
ton of perfection.
Well, few months passed away, and
there was another wedding Yes, another
wedding, and when the rites were enled,
Jane Roscomb was nomere Jane Roscomb,
CO ) ss5se1sz.s 2 IL --. k---ss
OF course there was marriage present
expected, and Mr.. Roscomb paid over tc
his son-in law the neat, cherry sum of ten
thousand. Everything went we'll for a
week or so. AT the end of that time Bull
Wer left for the Feast on business which
he alleged would require at least two weeks
absence. And it did too for no sooner
had he stepped from the cars in Baltimore
than police officer arrested him on a
charge Of Forgery. 1t appeared the deed
had been committed in New Orleans about
a year before, but had not come to light
until recently. A long term in the State
Prison was his reward. From subsequent
information it appeared that he had been
for many years regular gambler.
The stroke was too much for his proud
young bride. Pride shall indeed be hum
bled. Day by day she sunk away, till at
last death laid his hand upon her heart and
stilled it forever.
What are pride and wealth !? But bub.
bles on the stream of time.
Ellen Love never rued marrying her poor
mechanic-the poor Printer. He is now
a wealthy man, and when Congress agair
tho HcD14ol Goo,co un.k -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19

BEAUTIFUL.-One pound of gold may
be drawn into wire that would extend
round the globe. So one good deed may
be felt through all time, and even extend
its consequences into eternity. Though
done in the first flush of youth, it may gid
the last hours of long life, and form the
only bright spot in it.
INNOCENCE" My dear Amelia said
dandy, i" I have long wished for this op-
portuuity, but hardly dare speak now, for
fear you will reject me; but 1 love you
say will you be mine Your smile would
shed"-and then he came to apause; your
smile would shed" and then he paused
again. Never mind the wood-shed," say:
Amelia go on with the pretty talk"
A Strayed Wife. A husband thu
announces the departure from his be-
and board Of his dearly beloved: ON.
wife, Anne Maria, has strayed or beel
stolen. Whoever returns her will &c
his head broke. AS to trusting hel
anybody can do as he thinks fit; for, a
I never pay my own debts, it's not like
ly I'll pay hers.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 1O.-The Ho
John M. Clayton died at Dover In tn
State last night at 7 o'clock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19
The Miseries and Effect of Intemperance.

The following is the most graphic delin-
cation of the miseries and effects of intem-
perance that we have lever seen. 1t is
from the arguments advanced by certain
citizens Of Portage county, Ohio, in me-
mortal to the Legislature on the subject:
And yet its march of ruin is onward
still ! It reaches abroad to others, invades
the family and spreads woe and sorrow all
around. It cuts down youth in its vigQr,
manhood in its strength, and age in its
weakness. 1t breaks the fathers heart,
bereaVes the doting mother, extinguishes
natural affection, eraces conjugal love, blots
out filial attachments, bs5ehts parental hope,
strength; I; sickness, not health death, not
| life. It makes wives widows, children or
phans, fathers fends, and all of them pau
pers and beggsrs. 1t halls fevers, feeds
rheumatisms, nurses gout, welcomes cpl
denies, invites cholera, imparts pestilence,
and embraces consumptioRs. 1t covers the
land with idleness, poverty, disease, and
crime. It fills your jails, supplies your
!
It engenders controversies, fosters quarrels,
and cherishes deadly riots. 1t contemns all
law, spurns order, and loves mobs. II
crowds your pententiaries and furnishes
the victims for your scaffolds. 1t is the
life blood Of the gambler, the aliment O.
the counterfeiter, the prop Of the highway
man, and the support of the midnight in
cendiary. 1t countenances the liar, respect
the thief, and esteems the blasphemer. 1
violates obligation, reverences fraud, ant
honors infamy. 1t defames benevolence
hates love, scorns virtue and SANDERS ID
nocence It incites the father to butche
his ofsprings, helps the husband to mas
sacre bis wife, and aids the child to grin
the parricidal axe. 1t burns up man, cor
sumes woman, detests life, curses God, an
despises heaven It suborns witnesses
nurses perjury, defles the jury box, an
stains the judicial ermine. It bribes votes
disqualifes voters, corrupts elections, po
lutes our institutions, and endangers OF
government. It degrades the citizen, d
bases the legislator, dishonors the statemal
and disarms the patriot. 1t brings sham
not honor; terror, not safety; despai
not hope; dismay not happiness. An
now, as with the malevolence of fen
it calmly surveys its frightful desolation
and insatiate with havoc, it poisons felicit
kills peace, ruins morals, blights confdenc
slays reputation, and wipes out nation
honor, then curses the world and laughs
its ruin"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-19

Ellen Love never rued marrying her poor
mechanic-the poor Printer. He is now
wealthy man, and when Congress again
meets at the Capital, George Hart will go
to Washington to fill his second term.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21
GARTER 5 SPANISH MIXTURE!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY N IT.
let the AFFLICTED Read and Ponder!
infaiibe remedy for SerO fsla, Kings evil Rheuma-
"a Obstinate Cutaneous EFuptions.
the Botches Boils, Ague Fever Chronic
sore Eyes Rinsworm OF letter, Seald Head
and Pain ofc Bones and oints Stubborn Ulcers phiis
Disorders LuUbago Spinal Complaints Diseases
arising inludeiOBs of Mercury
Life. or iMpUrity Of the Blood.
rs This great Alternative medicine Purifier of the
Blood used by the thousands of crate f pacn from
parts Of the United States TO the real
katie performed by the greatest all medicines
OARTEk'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia Fheu-
lmatis, Scrofula Erupous the Skin liver Disease
Feyers Ulcers Old Sores Affections the RdaeYs
the Throat Female Com plants Pains Aching of
tie Bones aud Joints. speedily fight by using
greatand inestim able remedy.
For all diseases Blood nethinq has vet been found
with it. 1t cleanesthe Of ali
efficiently liy sdneys srenrt
digestion gives the stomach makes the skin
healthy, restores the
disease broken down by The excuses OF youth pr
tive vigor and strength
Forthe Ladies it mparably better than all the Cos
ever few doses Of CATERS SPANISH Mix
viii all 0fc6IDpie bring
nantlin the give elasticity step
the general health IN remarkable degree, beyond ali the
medicines ever heSrd0f.
The large certificates which have
from Persons from all parts the United
evidence thatte Is hEabug about it. The press
magistrates physicians and pubic we'll known
t9tho eommuhty all add their wonderful
vac agent an get Circular and Almanac and read
cures this truly greatest Of al medicines has
~ comm unlesssignod BENNETT & BEERS Propr-
100 . arr street, Richmond Va 10 whom All orlerz
80 F4seS -ia A 5enoies must be addressed
SO " alipck " Stoddard EyaU3viIle; ITaIIoek &
$500 :, /. Ilhctt"hi o. ". Clark Ynccunes and BY
e~.eI5ih medicines generally. a1gS'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
EANA INSURANCE UOIF PAN \.
OF Hartford Eonnecticut.


CAPITAL $500, Oe0--du pad IN ana t'.oeste''
VTNHI Company with perpetual charter
49, nsures against loss or damage by tire on
DIV cling Houses stores house
merchandise IN general Iso tnland IN
sura the per Navigation Losses VIII be llbe1
ally adiusted aud paid with prom ptness. -, -.
E. g RIPLEY Secretary.
Implications may be made 70 the subserl-
her who receive proposals ana issue poi
IN tba West A. G. Il A LL0Ck, Ag't.,
eyll-tf Main street, nearly opposite the itank
CIGAR AND 'FOEsA GGU SE'3 &c Z egE
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. Isl AND2D,
10. SchaeTer ~ Schroeder's old stand0
RES SECT FULlIY inform the citizens Of evansville
and sUrreending country, that have taxed the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
viii ensantlyk hand the Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco the hes brands that Eastern markets at-
ford; also Snuand Smoking Tobacco Ofall kinds, Mer-
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
itfes atthe lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Rei
Myleugthy experience in the business cOnFinces m2
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solcita share of public patronage tapl-tf
NEW 4A6 So = NC s. rs IN II. @
order that be able to devote time more part
business disposed part my perestin the &
Gerry house 10 Nr. MATTHEW DALZELLs who viii co J.
tnue the stand. the style of ORR DAZELL q
with in the rocery
line. woud take this opportunity of returning my sincere
thanks the paving the house the very
patronage extended tor asa
them continue their toth firm and woul say
March sss + is5 3. ''' SAMUEL ORR
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HOME INsUR ANCE COMPANY,
q n d, = y. u Y AE \ EM NlRE

CAPITAL 8 pOO,0 O0-a paid in IN CASH.
yaNaIS Company business about oneyearago.
withth intention DING and fair business with
.elar9e Cash Capitals IS. 4Oomis at its head,
lire protection the equal to any Insurance Com
neav In the world WILDE issued subscriber
Buildings Merchandise Household Goods, Nc. &c, on
Ssrmsfavorabie with other goe solvent Companies
S. L. LOOMS, Prest.
ALLEN @. HALLoCK, Ag't.,
-. Main street. opposite the Bank.
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ss having purchased the interest Of
Morgan william r. Preston In the late firm Of Morgan
Eeen Preston associated themselves bus
the and firm Of Keen and Preston and will
wholesale dry good business the old stand Of
~Sts~"' N' ISAAC KEEN
fan IL 1856 t.. CHPRIAN PRESTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21
wrU Sr0UEAND NEW GOODS!

WYE ber to public of Evansville
w the ladies' particularly, that have open for
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Our fancy goods has rival ia point Of
atve and cheapness embrederes and mantas
which only be appreciated by inspection Cali as the
Store recently occupied by L. W. Hebberd,
where we will always ready sell bargains
enI7tf ROSER BRO x FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21
NOTICE.

The Undersigned having purchased she interest Mr. G.
Churchill in the firm of hOrnbrcOk Churchill will con-
tnue in business at the old stand under the style Of Horn
aad soliets the of the public All
the old firm will aud
hesame having claims against old
seo7Itf 30 RNBRoOK 4 co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21

THE IA RtiEST STOCK IN TIE CITY!
8 DIN +. CLIO YER Il co corner Of Main Seven tn
- Evansville Ind would respectfully the
Public that they yard aud for sale Low CASH
Mt of Scaone Pine Lumber. embracing all
qualities and Tongued and Grooyed Pine
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings
Ppnai 100 600 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles
&c Can have made 70 order at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moudings Frames
Doors and Windows, &C. &c Bisof prices warded
who send for them. Orders adisanee will receive
PromFtattention. fsbi2 tt
q MES sTfOYEES.-25 doz No 2 genuine article TO
- eontraetors forsale low at CHAS. S. W Ellis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21

IAN HEADEN's Oeerv.
DERFuMEHG ES.-Pomades in pots ars and sticks;
Hair Ponies as Eau de LustraIe OIL Rose OIL
Macassar 0 j. Bandoline Curling Fluid, Hair Gloss.
ehamponing Nabsg Toilet do, Florida Eau CoisgEe
Lavsndar Water Serbena Eau Divine Yemet
ng the SKIN sot and fair as well as impartir
complexion for the
Lubln's Tooth Powders and Tooth Pass: Treas
Mouth and Aromatic Vim
Powders; articles in the line Toilet
FoF sale by NJ MTELsGH.
movie ,c First street. opposite Post-offee.
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DlSNNATWlDN

VME4E partnership heretofore existing between PhiIip
Horobr,ok aud Charles Churehhl. under the style of
Horubrook Churchill dissolv by
authorized the Of th.
for the purpose of settling the same; ~
CIAS. GU RCuILL,
Evansville Dec. 5. 80.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21

b8Ess q 4 ! 7
p ESPECrFULLT inforr the ci5izens Evansville and
L its vicinity that th9y have formed partnership in the
practice OF Medicine and Surgery.
actively engaged in the profession for
caatry familiar with she diseases Incl
is climate. they ther experience and
Viii entitts them of public patronage.
Their Frsr street between Main aud Locust OPP
tie Office, whore ethet both them may
5assIt q unless absent protest. onal business.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY s. CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M z R q 81 a TT FIT S.

2
eyza.a HAVING fitted up mamme es~sSs
$500 Wharf Boat, the largest on the
0bio River in the ubstantial are pre-
businesse Entrusted oucare eth
66r Inv XIV EEs, sAXslg&DAD OR GINA L.
without exposing TO the incemency ofthe weather. any
property; and toReeeiE
Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned to us nd all orderspromptlS filed.
p C. O'RlLEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
nerous friends for therformer patronage and respect
FL y solicis continuance Ofthe same, which will be
duly reeiprocated.
A Store Room wellsuppled, viii be kept for the ac
eopnodation of Boats and their orders carefully lIed
mh3-dSwIy P. G. O'BILEY & co .