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$500
Sewing Machines
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fRyrS, Ayc YHE SIMPLEST
.Seuiuo Machine in the World > !,

fKyrS, Ayc YHr SIMPLEST
.Sewing Machine in the World
WE give every body an invitation to
w call and see the wonderful little Sewing
Machine We have OF exhibition AMI foT sale at cur
SAle-reon
NJ. go Washington 81, Boston.
It's general appearance, and the arrangement Of
the few parts. are entirely different from any sew
ing Machine ever before offered TO the public. and
cverr one who has 1t prom ounces it the must
unique thing Of the kind which has yet been in
vented.
Anv LADY who wishes 10 purchase Sewing
Machine for family use, will regret /, If she does
not call on before she makes her selection
Is is used by fastening il to the leaf OF any table
OF 10 any place that has sufficient PROJECTION.
4nv persan can run ons-even a child Of twelve
years Of age, Of ordinary unders,anding-afser
seeing it once used
/, uses any kind Of good thread, taken from the
sps.oI ~ which it boug ght without re-Sindins.
1t has no springs 10 take up the slack thread
when the stitch Is being formed-nothins OF TIE
kind is used nor required.
There is no concealed mechanism-any person
can see aud understand the whole operation as
glance.
The Machine will wear a. long. if not longer,
than any Sewing Machine now made Tor iamlIy
Use and the mos, ordinary maehinist could st an y
time If required, make any CT the parts excepting
perhaps, the needle.
And more than all no one need fear that after
they have paid Us SIS for Machine, they Will
have pay other party 5 or SIC for t& '.9h
10 Sux'
The Patents which cover this Machine are datee
Feb. -, lsse, Jan 20, 1857, and Feb. IL, 1857
and no sewing Machine nov made 10 better pro
tested.
- Yhss hss ioeg been vAased in the ms,se
| n : GOD SEWING MACHINE. which can
soid priss that viii come within tbs reach Of Pei
| soes Of ncdssaAs means Le: everybody come an
s,e Y ~ ~ no: prepared to meet such Ssaa
. EMERY. HoUGHroN CO.,
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O,,aSiss ~ Aasns u. -
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THE well-known Maryland Consoli-
- dated Lotteries, Of which R. FRANCE 4 Co.
Are the Managers. are chartered BY the State Of
Maryland, and . commissioner elected by the peo-
pie, Who is sworn to superintend and certify that
everything connected with then is done in strict
ly honorable manner, and that the interests of par
tics ~ae at distance are a. veil protected ~
ii they themselves were present At the drawing
Another fac. which the managers call attention
10. is, that all persons have legal right 10 send
orders for tickets Ia Maryland lotteries are le-
sxiizcd by special Law in that State. A lottery Is
drawa every day Of the month. IL no particular
class Is named, orders filed in the first draw
ing to take place after the communication comes
30 hand The prices Of tickets vary from 81 :a
$so- No tickets Are, however. sent anic.s the
money for the same IS received with the order.-
The drawings are upon the principle of aam-
Der % each tiek.; (sftes the Havana plan). and
Ternasy combination. Prize. vary in Amoun; $50
70 $l0o,o0o. All orders ior tickets or packages
viii receive prompt attention, and the drawing
mailed 10 sii purchasers Immediately after it is
crer.
AdAreo. tn. HUBBARD, / CO.,
Ne - FAyetse Ct, or Boz No. 40.
v3-ai-iy Baltimore, Maryland
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SCIENTIFIC INDIAN PHYSICIAN.
VVFIFNT VI TO F'NOF'NIN III OTOfW'1s
DIR. r GREENE, Superintendent; of the
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

INDIAN NEUItAL INSTITUTE
=. So Brooaicld St. Boston, is the only Physician
sanctioned BY the l.fiaa M,iita! Saas. establish
ed Tor the suppression Of Qnaekery in the Indian
Me,hod Of practice. See "I7dl9. ArraHa, the
newspaper Published BY the society. Copies sent
Tree Of charge TO any one requesting il: Address
DR.. 4. GREENE, SO Broomheli st.. Boston
Cnn.nliatlan hr Letter or o,herMise free.
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DISCOVERED At LAST!

Dr. Larookah. Ccl,tratci f-Ha., has discover
ed in the combination Of four kinds of R.ts, and
Hsybs, remedy that will cure Colds, Coughs,
whooPing Cough. Asthma, Bronchitis, csssrrh,
and all eurahlc cases OF Consumptian- We have
hundreds of testimonials in its favor. Prepared
by >EVERl INGALLS,. Meiruse. Mass.
Sold BY Druggists aad Medicine Dealers every
where.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

~~ nor SALE.-The fishing
EA schooner il Lf. Do~ lying Il
mn Belfast. ID ton. burrhrn, with new
sails we'll found an oihsrxise IL
geod eZnditloa- for particulars. inquire Of Lewis
{. Murch 0: Bsl:as:, er Uear. L. MuEeh, Il Eli:-
worth.
January q, 1850. 5.-G
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GEORGE T. CARRUTH & Co.

GEORGE T. C4RRUTH & Co.
Importers and Jobbers in TOBACCO CIGARS
SNUFF, PIPES, CIGAR CASES CIGAR
LIGHTS, TUBES, &c.
Ne. 63 HANOVER ST, BOSTON
New Building, opposite American House.
Eo. T. C4RRUTH, CHESTER H. CARRUTH.
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PARKER, WHITE 4 GANNErrs
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store.

Nos. ~, SO 4 e. BLACKSTONE ST. BOSTON
Manufacturers Of and Dealers 10 all kinds Of
agricultural Implements and Machines.
Also Grass, Garden. and Field Seeds. Guano,
Super Phosphate of Lime and Pousirett Ae., 3e.--
" hclesale and retail at lowest prices.
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

THE subsc,ibers continue 70 carry on
u he LIVERY husinsss ct tie cid stAad o!
Hspkins . Partridge. Hrrsss and sarnAgss 10
Lee o. reasonable terms. A share Of public pas
seeARs is solisstsd
JcRN 4. AA11DGD AC.
AIsuseh, ~. 70. 1887,
Ellsworth American., 1857-04-24

paone tc
Neweli's lmproved Solar Naid
L A M P!i
which given a Steady. Brilliant Plane. the
nearest TO Ga. that has ever been produced
The COS, of burning being only ONE CENT
AN HOUR These Lamps are particularly
adapte for Churches, Hotels. FACTORIES. Stores
and Parlors Oil Solars can be s.,eyed using
the same shade. Common FLUID Lamps can
be changed 10 Safety Fluid Lamps.
Poxter's atsns::Burning Fluid and Cam
phens,
A, cheap and good as can be bough, in the
market Also Shades. Globes Lamp Weak.
lag, Entry Hall Lanterns, FLUID Chandelier,
&C.. &c. For sale Wholesale and Retail, bv
F. oDIoRNE 4 Co,
No. 2s Bromseld street, boston.
NIB. A large deduction will be made
from he former prices o! !NEWELL'S SAFE
Tf LAMPS. &c
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BsTsrrtp. Mss. Ath Dc. lsss.
pa- J {. AYrs: 10 NOT hesitate 10 .sy
the h~., rru,eiy have ever f,spd fs
Coughs. iiuar--ns.s, lnfusnEs- and the
connaniiaRi sympioms Il c.ai- s yossr
carkRr Prfr5R,l- Its constant u-s ia
my rrse.ir- and my family &c the last
ten year. has -lswn n 70 ps-s-ss supss
rtor virtue. ff the treatment Il these
eurnplainfs ERFN KNIGHT, ". n.
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YIN. = / ANtN T
Ne. 81 STATE St, Boston, Mass
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No. Sc Beach street, Boston, Mass
Hours for Consultation from 3 A. NJ. 10 y. N
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The Mutiny I'm India.

The British Government is resorting
to the most cruel means to suppress the
nutinies. A letter writer from Peesha-
wur, says:
The immediate disarIning Of the native
regiments was imperative. and done accord
ingly with effect. Confidence was at once
restored, and supplies and levics came in the
next day.
a force of Europeans with guns was sent
rourd the fort. ols of which, Meerdan, was
held by the Fifty fifth Native Infantry, in
open mutiny, They tried to escape when
our force appeared. and some got off to Swat;
the Others were made prisoners. One hun
-dred and fifty were killed on the spot, nine
tried by drum head court-martial and in
stantly shot, including a native officer of a
regiment not in mutiny, who would not act
as he was ordered. Others were driven into
the hills and killed by the hillmen, price
of ten rupees being set on their heads. The
colonel of this regiment blew out his brains
in disgust at the mutiny. The villains kept
their officers in confinement, and told them
if they tried TO escape they would roast them
alive, They did, however, manage to escape.
The force then went and disarmed ali the
other regiments aud Quilted the district.
Some of the two hundred prisoners OF the
Of them away from our guns, in the presence
of the whole force three days ago-a fearful,
but necessary example, which has struck ter
ror into their souls. hree sides OF q square
were formed, ten guns pointed outward, the
sentence Of the couIt was read, prisoner
bound TO each gun, tho signal given and the
salvo fred. Such a scene hope never again
10 witness-haman unks. heads. legs. arms
&c, flying about IN all directions. All met
their fate with tirmness bat two, who would
not be tied up, so TO save time they were
dropped to the ground and their brains blown
out with musketry.
Trials are going on aud the mutineers will
never forget the lesson taught at Pcshawur
1t is not my business to contrast or compare
with scenes elsewhere. trust and believe
we have done what daty demands.
When the Madras passengers left, an enc
ute was fully expected in that presidency
The Europeans were under arms.
The passengers think that the mutiny is
not considered in England so seriously as it
really is. They give some frigh.ful details
of atrocities committed by the, ml:ineers.-
In Delhi, six European ladies had taken re-
fuge in a room. One Of them-veTy young
and beautiful--concesled herself u2der sofa.
The other five were subjected 70 outrage by
the mutinous soldiery, and then beheaaed.
The blood trickled under the sofa, and the
Young female concealed there betrayed her
self By utteTing shEiek, Sire was seized
and taken 10 the hareHn Of the king OF Delhi
This is considered proof that ,he king IS in
lsogue with the mutlnsers,
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DOhell a. Lister

Are already in the receipt of their budget
of Periodicals for September.
The School Felloso-the favorite Of the
young folks-is more than usually interest
ing.
H,ussAold Words has very attractive table
of contents, and
P.:taam's Nagd-ins rivals Harper's in the
richness of its illustrations, and exeels it In
the value and interest of its contents.
Messrs. Dobell and Lister are certainly do
ing their part to make our community read
ing people, by tempting them in every way
with attractive publications. They have re-
.ceived "Chile Con Carne: or The Camp and
the FieId,n by $. Compton Smith. NJ. d.
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TELEGIAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY OURNAI.


WASHINGTON. August So. X.
The Interior Department has received in
telligence from reliable gentlemen and fugi-
tive Morrnons, that Brigham Young is pre-
pairing 70 resist Ger. Harvey; that he has re-
1apsej into the grossest infdelity and athe-
ism, and continues to hold up the govern
ment of the United States to the supreme
contempt OF the Mormons.
Among the dispatches Just received by the
Government is the correspondence between
our naval officers and the Government offs SIN
gapore, relative to their ordering our flag to
be hauled down by British officer from the
Dutch barGue, Henriette Maria. which had
been abandoned By her officers and most of
the crew. and tax n possession of by the
Muster of an American ship. The Governor
earnestly disclaims any want of respect to
the American flag, or to the rights of Amer
lean citizens, in the step he felt it his duty to
take; but the matter does not here terminate.
The baroue has been delivered TO the Gov
crnment ofNetherlands on the ground Of the
vessel belonging TO the Dutch. The Chinese
Coolies found on board. if innocent of mutt
ny had claim on the owners, and if guilty
were punishable only by the Dutch criminal
lsw
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A Man Shot-A Defaulter.

NEW DIRK, Aug. TN.
About o'clock this morning, O well known
lawyer, named Henry j. Wagstaff. was shot
dead at a public honse in Broadway, by an
actor named J. s. Minis, recently attached to
Burton's Theatre. The latter Immediately
fled. The quarrel between the parties had
been of long standing, and originated in
some business transaction.
Considerable excitement has been caused
at the st. Nicholas Hotel. in consequence of
the discovery of defalcation TO the amount of
800. 900 on the part of one of the entry clerks
of the hotel. The accused has been arrested.
and is now in custody, awaiting the result of
Investigations by the proprietors, Treadwell
Il Co.
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River and Weather by TELEGRAPH.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 22-N.
River feet by the pier mark, and falling.
Weather wet. Mer. 72o
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ON.
River fallen two inches in the last "a hours.
Scant ~ feet to Cairo. Nothing new from
the upper streams all reported falling
Heavy rain last night; clear and cool now.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. On.
Five feet three inches in the Canal. and
falling fast. Weather clear. Mer. S2o
PIrTsBURGH, Aug. 22--N.
River feet inches by the pier mark and
falling. Heavy storms with hail, thunder
and lightning, this afternoon. Mer. 81
CINCINNATI, August Bpm.
Weather clear and cool. Mer. 72o
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. ZI-P. n.
Flour dull; 900 bbls. sold. at 5G5.25 for
cuperfne. and 5.35@5.50 for Extra-closing
unsettled. No buyers over IS for Superfne
Wheat 5@10c lower and dull; 81 900 bushels
sold at 96ds1 for Prime Red. and sl@1 10 for
White. The total receipts during the week
were 100 900 bushels. Corn declined to 6S.
with sales off 900 bas. Oats soc. Rye dull
Nothing done in Provisions. Market firm.
Exchange on the East unatered. and in good
supply. Money in fair demand and rates firm.
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~ Mr.. Bowles, of the firm of Setchel 81
Bowles, few days since hired a horse to a
stranger for Green River trip. Nearly q
week elapsed, and Mr.. Bowles' suspicious be-
ing aroused, he startedIin search ofthe Green
River traveller. He got trace of HIM and found
him near New Albany, with the horse in
charge. Mr.. Bowles at once arrested him,
procured pair of hand cuffs at New Albany,
and brought him down Friday night on the
Eaves. The horse-thief was lodged in Jail,
cult Court
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10 1t is reported that the omnibus line of
the o. and Mississippi railroad, consisting of
seventy-one horses, with their harness, ten
omnibuses, and twenty freight wagons, has
recently been sold for the sum of S2l 900, to
Gen. p. w. Strader, general ticket agent for
the above road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-24

t9y- The river continues to recede very
rapidly at Pittsburg, but our report says the
weather was wet, and we may expect fur
ther rise. Freights to all points continue
very scarce. and the few boats running take
freight at remarkably low rates.
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A N. Y.Herald Item.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22-x,
The New York Herald publishes case of
child substitution. in which DR.. Catlin. Mrs.
Canpingham's confidential physician, figures
Being father Of a child whose mother he had
seduced while an attending physician. Also
a similar case Of seduction and attempted
disposal of the child a. substitute, but IVES
prevented by the mother refusing her con-
sent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-24

~ We refer our readers to the advertise
ment of Mr.. BEHN's Commercial College,
the annual session of which begins on Mon
day next. We have so often commended
this admirable Institution to the favor and
spp2ort of the public, that we have left our
se.ve> NJ margin to say more IN its praise.
1t is all honor &c our city, and should receive
the encouraging support of all citizens.
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New YORK. Aug. 22-N.
Flour depressed 1000 bbls so at $3.50
645 for State: and 6.6OG7 for Ohio. decline
of Zoe; Southern unchanged. Wheat unset
tied; $50 bus. sold. Corn heavy; $4,000 bus
sold. Provisions quiet. Lard x better. at
lsA. Stocks dull. Sterling Exchange, ess
premium.
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New York. August Or. NJ.

Cotton firm; sales of $50 bales. Flour bet
ter; $500 bbls. sold. Wheat heavy: II 900
bus. sold. Corn depressed $4,000 bus. sold
ae S5c for White and 90c for Yellow. Pork
closed firm. Lard x better sales at 1917.
Rice quiet at So. Sugar 4 lower. at s@lo
for Muscavado. Bacon firm at 125S@l3 for
Hams. and l!A@l2 for Shoulders. Whisky
steady. Freights inactive. Stocks continue
dull
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-24

.f- A poor girl who lad been ruined by
a william in Philadelphia, committed suicide
on the 18th, by throwing herself before 10
connective as it approached the Philadelphia
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The Weather 1t 81. Johns.

ST.. JOINS. Aug. 22-P.M,
Weather pleasant with light westerly winds
The Sub Marine Telegraph Fleet is confident
ly expected to arrive at Trinity Bay. as early
as Tuesday next, if the undertaking shoald
be successful.
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Arrival of the Edinburg.

NEW YORK, Aug %. p. Al.
The steamer Edinburg, from Glasgow. has
arrived. She saw nothing of the Telegraph
fleet.
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So The sale of the Delaware lands in
Kansas has been concluded. The total u
mount paid for these lands is s5S7 900, all of
which goes to the Indians.
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'NoTHING To WEAR-"-This poem which
has created such fur~s in the literary
world, has been published in book form with
illustrations. Messrs. Dobell and Lister are
prepared to furnish it to their customers.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. August 22-M.
Flour-sale> of City Mills. 6M6.l2J5 Ohio
and Howard St.. 6.50@G.T5. Wheat dull and
lower; salss at ,s0Gl As for Red. and l.45@
Lbs for White. Corn-Whi.e s6@s9 Yell
low, S6937. Whisky. 27%@2S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-24

sH A Doctor living in Boston recently
forwarded to the ''retired physician whose
sands of life have nearly run out" cssk Of
fine beach sand to supply the vacuum.
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Sailed.
sailed.
NEW YORK. August

NEW YORK, August ON.
The Mail Steamship, Fulton, Capt. Wat
ten, sailed at noon to-day for Southampton
ard Hsvre, taking 5000, 900 in specie.
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Tileston &c Bros Gallery, First street,
opposite the Post Office, where Pictures of
all sorts and sizes can be had, put up in the
latest styles. Call and see specimens.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-24

gThe Post Office is now selling "perfo-
rated stamps" They are q great improve
merit upon the old plan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-24

"a The new E. Ii. Fairchild came up Fri
day with big trip. She put off large guam
tity of freight at this point.
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y-wheas is dull in indianapolis at g.
bushel.
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False Report

BosToN, Aug. 21-P. N.
The report of the failure of Blanchard,
Sherman & Co., was unfounded.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Kentucky School of Medicine.
LOUISVILLE XIV

'ENHE Regular Session Of this Institution common
y the hrst Monday in November and con-
tnues till the LIST of March The usual preliminary
course will be given in October, at the College and
Hospital.
FACULTY:
Emeritus Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery, B. ".
DUDLEY, NJ. ID.
Professor o. Theory aud Practice of Medicine HENRY
NJ. BULLITT, NJ. ID.
Professor OF Obstetrics and Clinical Medicine, JUHN
HARDIN, Vi. D..
Professor Of Medical Chemistry, CHARLES W.
WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Professor Of the Prneiples and Practice of Surgery,
MIDDLETON GOLDSMITH, NJ. ID.
Professor IL Mateira Medica and 1heFzreutcs, n. B.
MARSHALL, ". ID.
Professor Of Special Anatomy, ". D. SHERMAN,
NJ. ID.
Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy,
GEO. W. BAYLESS, VI. d.
Demonstration OF Anatomy, ID. CUMMlNGS,M. ID.
Fees for the entire course. siO5 90
AAIculaiiOn Iee....-. . W
lee
Dissecting ticket 10 o.
Regular Clinical Lectures on Medicine and Surgery
nj the Hospital twice weekly during the Cli
ca Lectures al the College every Saturday afternoon
For further information 3ddreSS
N. Il. MARSHALL, Dean,
College Buildings, corner Green and Filth sts.
augl3 dlw&w3w.
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Dfscharged.

New YORK, August %. p. N.
Minis who shot Wagstaff, was discharged
en- the ground of self defense.
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Susnended.
New York Market.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. ON.
Illusion & Ely, Grocers, have suspended.
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CANAL,

The canal boat Black Diamond left on Saturday for
the Coal Banks. She took 40 bushels of wheat and
1890 his Of sundres for Millershurg
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Cotton Yarn Notice.
MEMORANDUM BOOK LOST,

EVI0 CoFPEE--
10 30 Bags Prime Eastern Rio Coffee, just reed per
steamer j. Il. Ford, and for sale by
aug23 Il. III. COOK & son.
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MEl.ODEoN FOR SALE.

a FIVE Octave Melcieon, which the owns has
~ used hut few MONTHS Is offered for sale low for
cash. Ii Is in every respect as good as when new,
and selected by professional musician for his own
which Is of itselfa guarantee Of its good qualities.
For particulars enquire ~ the Journal office.
jy25-tf.l
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KER OSENE OIL
AUSTENS,
GENERAL AGENTS. KEROSENE On. cS,.
PINE SHlNGLESl
FOR RENT

100, 600 No shaved pine shingles in yard and 70
: ~ Iiei6Iw3ml JOHN Z GLOVER.