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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-05
AUCTION SALES.


HIRAM NELSON
AUCTiONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
HAViNG leased for sterm Of years and fitted UT the
Old Court House OF Main and Third
are receive for sale at auction private
sale all kinds wares and merchandise household
furniture. horses, buRgies, etc.. etc.
shadvances made on son nsigaments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
cling eo'cock A, NJ. Aso Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL Estate.
The first Monday of every month. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having ourselves with large Map fthe City
Evansville containing all the EnlargemeAts and be-
Iieving will be for the interest of all have
apart the first Mo aday Every month the sale of
Real Estate All those wishing sell
ted hand in their lists in time give the public due notice
The patronage of those having Lots Lands
sae either public private sale respectfully soe
ted. jy15 W0OLSEY & NELSON Auet's.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!
EUST received will sold at auction at our Auc-
se tion Rooms regular sale days. large and
raj of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
consisting in Of Brown and Beaehed Sheetngs and
Shirtngs atnets Casmeaes Coatings Faunels Blankets
Jeans. Hosing. Gloves. Mits. SPOOL Threads Lincys.
Merne es, Shawls. Suspenders. &c.. &c.
ALsoTables and Pocket CUTLERY Jewelry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razor Pins Needles
Aeeordeons anda great variety Of fancy srtess
mention. WOOLSEY-& & NELSON.
nOvt Auctioneers.
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PHALON,S PAPIAN LOTION,
Or, Floral Beautifer.

PHALON,S PAPIAN LOTION,
Or, Floral Beautiher
a GREAT Cosmetic beautifyng the skin and n
"a plexion and curing Chapped Hands. Face. Lips
Tan, Sunburn Freekes, Pimplvs. Scalds Burnsi
aud safe for the Plesone washing will give
relief shaving it is soothing the ssin
keeps white. and for all nfamatous
the skin it will be found be remedy Price
dollar per bottle.
PHALON's MAGIC HAIR DYE,
One Natural Dye in the world Its long
beyond comparison being
BILE possibly be done to the skiu
1t is easily applied and obtain black brown
which will defy the best Judges to tell it from nature itself
Price 81 and 81 so per box.
Made aud sold BY e PHALON, 1877 Broadway. corner
Dey aud 5I7 broadway, s. Nicholas Hotel Y, and
all druggists and flncy stores 'ughout the u y.
PHALON CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORA ATOR.
The most article kind before
the public 1t has stood the test Of twenty Years in this
country, the many hundreds Of limitations
able cQmpete with for preserving dressing
beauying Hair keeping the head clean from
dandrof etc nestimabe short it is thing
the hair requires. Price SOC and II per bottle.
decl0-6md'w
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''Zoo prizes amounting TO-. $40 Geo
81 Whole Tickets Slo-Halves. s5-Quarters, s2K. 20
The first ZIG prizes decided in the manner.
5000 Pcizes ef so will be determined
the Number that draws the $4,000 prize For example,
the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with then
all the tickets where the number ends will entitled
to S4O ifthe number ends with No. e. all
where the number ends will be entitled s4O and SO
n too.
Packages will be sold following rates.
which is the risk:
30
Address orders for Tickets Certificates eitherto
3. SWAN co :. Atlanta, Ca,
=. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala. or
s. SWAN. Boz 200, Mobile, Ala.
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CONsTITUTION AND TEE UNION.

XNT receiving fall and winter stock
Wv invite liberal public to call store
lst three doors below Main Fosters Block Our
of Cloths Cassimere
Flannels Blankets Silks Cashmeres D-anes Prints
Shawls Mautillas Ladies, Misses and Children Shoes
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths. Carpets. Rugs Damask
&c. Hats and Gaps and all other goods usually kept dry
oot2i-sm JAMES OAKLEY SON.
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FWNEAS, AC.-I5 Half chest extra fine PowchoBg;
rs boxes in I3lb. slb lb. lb. lb. Bib and in
boxes Of Gunpewder Imperial sns Young Hy.on reed
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LosT.-On Saturday morning, large Fur
Cape, somewhere between BEN. STINsoN's
residence, on Locust street. aud the wharf.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing the same at the Post-office. 1t
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
GLASS rs.
To be drawn in the City OF Atlanta Georga public on
Tuesday, January 20, 1857. the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
so, 900 TICKETS-3, 307 PRIZES!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
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THE CRY IS "STiLL- THEY GOMEZ
WHO COMES!
KEEP QUIET AND YOU SHALL HEAR.
snsSss sGss sss Gs aa 5
i'm PT Of Of R Ladies m
Pin: and Ear rings Pai s and scale & Fnser Rings
as any ever this city They would particular
goods in their line they to sa at Eastern
prices Call and examine for yourselves at the sign of the
35 Bones Hamburg Cheese fse,d and BY
40 'GSss ssssog Eng Dairy Cheese 81 aS
1901 Bar T:.s i5sH Sc IN sF sale
GAME E:55oo lbs ysnis9n Hams;
1avsa Just has CARSON
SosS g. 6 G6
onvlO Sycamore street.
lLCT 10RS 60" for sale sRqry;5 SERsS ,peern
bis RssFoS sRkos
STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR CINCINNATI AND NASH.
VILE PACKET.
eQIA TENNESSEE BELLE. JAMES LEE
oneinassi during faGRi the 'ssnsSn seasen
freight or passage apply ON board. decs- -sma
HENDERSON, EVANSVILLE AND
LOUISVILLE kEGULAW PACKET.
q cI TIE aEr steamer RAINBOW. Capt HoL7
re yular trims as usual passing Evans
vile every Wednesday and Saturday. dec3I
FOR WABASH RIVER.
r. d. THE steamboat CIFY OF CAIRO.
trps between this cit7 an WaSasS river on
the first rise WSsr bos ifssn' or passage 9pRy
s5 OGo'' Do S 51GG' dd % DO Franoy twist;
40 kegs Fancy unh.iu'' Fs''9 i BY r. COOK 8 SON
SUrERFINE FLOUR-Choiee brands at EsS9ssa Rziee'
SAsh. Doors. Blinds. Glass. Putty: Oil. White Lead
arrive ana largely f1 by deess E s. BABcooK
GREAT SALT BARGAINS.
ONE thousand sacks coaree Alum Salt for at sacrifice
to close consignment. if applied for BY
OOdAO CREOLE orsS9sss!s,2se fresh and fine, rec
%GgOO ~ per steamer NiasaTa z! y Il. COOK SON.
DO BUsgPrine Eastern Onions res;S S56zk SON
szs aseaz Bonnet Boards l''s .'fa T. 666ok SON
a Doz iron bound half Bushels.
10 10 DO do bound d aud plain Peck Measures;
20 Ass'd measures. peck to bushe Just rec'd
by dec27 z. Ii, COOK & SON.
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
D E II tt S T.
HNR HUTCHINSON, respectfully informs his friends
MW citizens of Evansville that he has taken
in the building the Crescent City Bank dIrecty
opposite the Court House, Stairs where he will be
visits of those who need his
and show them specimens of his work The
plugging tartar and the insertion
plate teeth will be done in the most thorough
dee23-3m
NEW BOOKS.
6NALIF0RNIA, in doors and out by Mrs. Fornham. or
" how Farm. Mine and Live generally in the Golden
State. Waverly Magazine for Novemher
Bedscks. o New Novel; Lands River Guide;
Leslie's New York Journal for November;i
do do;
Household Words do do;
Schoolfellow do do;
ava poBgLT & Ii STE r.
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PLAN OF SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
Numbers corresponding with
placed wheel The prizes placed in another
number is drawn from the number Wheel the
time prize is drawn from the other wheel. The prize
placed against the number drawn This
is repeated until all the prizes drawn
In ordering tickets enclose the money address
the tickets ordered receipt Of which they will be
warded by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
chasers i'm edately after the drawing.
PuI will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Once County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
R All prizes of 81 90 and under pa datey after
usual time ofthrty
All communications strictly con Hdential.
Prize tickets cashed in other tickets either
office. dec29-tf
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n Sn BOXES W. R. Cheese Just received by
n eNNp uovl4c /. D. HEIMANN.
a+ i.T T.
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DRY GOODS AT Auction!
NEW YORK.

From ALBERT G. RICHARD Ad-
vertisng and Correspondence Office, No. $50 Broad.
way, New York.
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O4N y 7 HNAA 2 I y z . II LAN IIOh
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
$396.OOO

1925 prizes amounting $3a6 200
Whole Tickets Sl6; Halves ss Quarters 81 Eghths g.
The 5000 prizes $50 will be determined figure
the draws $50 prize For example if
the number drawing the $50 prize ends with No then
all the tickets where the number in will be
$50. II the number ends with NO. O. then the
where the number ends in will be entitled $780, and so
to o.
Cerfcates Of will be sold at the rates.
which is the risk:
oerthcases of Package Of 10 Whole 800
do do 10 Half do
do de 10 Quarter do Is
do do 10 Eightfs do e.. ..........I I2L
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
s. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. or
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COOP NEWS FOR OUR LADY
FRIENDS.

WWTE in receipt of choice lot Of Peach Butter.
w Apple Butt Sweet apple butter. Cider a2pls
butter. No. hinee Meat put up in Gallon half do and
make you il and satisfy yourselves will
sold you make it, and all the trouble saved
decl8 z. ID. OOOh q SON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-28
THE GREATEST
EFERX AITD OF HUU0R,


The worst Scrofuia down TO a common Iilg'
He has tried il In over eleven huu#raa r7=.= --
failed aNeel in two eases. both Thunder Iuu.- a.F
now i'm hi. possession ono hundred certificates ah
value, all within twenty mikes of Boston
Two bottles are warranted 90 eGrr nursing '0-' 81 -i
One To three bottles viii cure tie worst Kind Of ~
plies tine face
Two or three bottles viii clear the =~ssrr o r-s
Two bottles warranted 20 cure the Uu-sl eaHa-.-
rIn mouth and stomach.
Three TO eve bottles warranted TO cure he '..'
Kind Of Err~iuelas.
one to three bottles are warranted 70 cure al a,.
In the ewes.
Two bottles arc warranted TO cure raur Hg o.. s s'
and blCtChes among the heir.
-Four 10 six bottles are warranted so cure calF 'i
running ulcers.
One botIIe viii cure sca7y crrr ..rrs or .5eF,rr-
Two OF three bottles are WARRANTED o. cure .As = -
kind of ringworu. I'D.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure 's 1'
desperate case Cl ILeumati-m- a.
Three 20 four hvtt' e~ are warranted go cure s5.
Five to eight bottles viii cure tr worst case a'
a benefit Is always CyEe-orosf from i.e "I',
and q perfect cure Is warranted when the A'''' s
Is taken.
Nothing looks SO improbable n those -ho haze r..
tried all the wonderful medicines ut TIE GaL a s
common weed growing ON the Iarl..'. an. - re-.
stone walls. should cure every hume 90 nc ran
IL = "a fixed fact. IT Won have humGr, 10 ga
There are no IFS nor ANIlS, lums nor ia a.''
ing some cases. but not y"UrS. p-oHlea Owe a.. J.
bottles Of If in tho vicinity Of Boston En1# ~
fects in every case. 1t has already done 81 .,,s
greatest cures ever done in MaS-a7HEse'''- - -s-
children a year old, To old people oi Sky. "a
poor runv. vorTry-Iookiu- children Whose r e h.
and dalby, restored Ia a perfect state Of MAJ ~
hottie. .t-..
To those who are subject 60 sick hfaa-arAt, ..-s
u viii always cure II. i gives great Ir.'l .- r,
an dizzuesS- Some who have taken u Lt- No. q,
for years. and have been regulated ny T. .r-.s.-r
BODY is sound r. vos KS quite oa-r hut ..-.r -r
doTangsmen+ Of tle functions Of nature lf ~
singular feelings. but YOU must rot -' 2. -Fa-sI
always disappear In from four 'aEs 10 +saf
never q had result froI- - tie conira.t' ..-
feeling IS gone Won viii feel yourself Ike ~ u
heard some Of the most VACANT eL.'--'
that eyer man listened 10. ~ -.5V,--Fs
Manufactured by DONALD EFNNED1r N'''-''
street Roz'urv. Mas PrIcr 800. s-f-F
sod Ia Mineral Point b H. u li'''- -s-s--iI
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e. My son, said an af.r-:o,o,a
i.ler IL her son, (who resided At a dis
- -, q nj expected IN short time 70 ba
..lllried. you are getting thin .Yes
y IT., he replied. / am When 800, -
:. ~ think you may see nv rIb. 'o'''s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-28

10 Happiness is more equally di~id-
ea 'han We imagine. One man shall pos
;. - most o. the materials, bat little OF The
',...'- another may possess much OF th..
tl--a5, 5ut few @. The materials
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-28
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Wholesale Tea House.

I WII-III NI,T.EN, AGeTJ. No II, -oatn Watel
! street. near tia.E, Chicago, Illinois.
5000 Hall Chest~ NonnG Il y-on Cd IIy-on, G un-
powder. Enipcl ia! and TS>auiScy Teas.
800 sIii eris ,Eiac.l Teas.
;23JO Cuddy DgXus do. do.
nYaisjuE the greatest variety Of Teas west Of New
Gar HuH ar sale at low prices ard liberal terms
!. = Orders from the country solicited and promptly
t.t.s1et 10. SNIP
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-28

u \ very tail mau was ia The streets
q Boston, whena an old lady who admIr.d
A.s gigantic stature addressed him -
'ilSt.r were YOU large when YOU were
Sinat Yes, marin, l was considered
big when | was IItla.'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-28
Questions to be answered.


CalI iulo Court lhr party calling itself
! Democracy. Stand up and answer
4, FL yous oath:
ban have hec0m, DC The essential doc
trias gpoa which the ancient ID -faocsat-
j parry was fasa3z Waacbare Won done
w.a ae 4 .cIara.ire doctrines cf l1a-1
Wyatt viii the Later principles Of adop-
t.on Whore IS lie sovereignty Of
S,as.ss
AIS valo9eI up in the DEED scoa
Casa.
iylat las become Of "s,rirt cons,ue-
Is aaia ..c.et .Foas..I.Hy To Ia
4 l.., o4 rrs larl & guail. oGicersl
A2s.-asaloUed up ia Taney's opin-
What has become Of the power Of Con-
gress over common Territory, which was
guaranteed Is the ConstirWon2
As, Lost in the rep al u the Ms
sou. Compromises.
WHAT have become of he priactal 5 Of
Wye.ar OF Pend tou. and OF J E.r.,9.
from hostility &c which sp~aug tar old Ed
eral party, iassd upon National o-ganl-
zaIioa- ~ source .. authority. ia ro5,ra-
tlS.ne..oa Is Tie Democratic pa-tv which
lae.,.I directly to The p.o"Ie Tor is pow
cr2
Ass---Goaa = i }p slavery maia,a..
hef supremacy oTer tAe p-ogIc alI gov
trHulut
Naat has ha,om n tha se,u.a~v min.
lsal" 81 Ht.ruaI Improvements OF a ma
,tea.i character!
As.--.sr,J or y The threats d
slavery
- =, tIa e..I " ~. .,. .rr
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iHBR3T}pES! AHHH0TIPES,,
PROFESSOR NynFFETT

HAVING tus, .,fa4ned from 81 oalz where rs i
,aE Ia5iaE taalouu lessons 10 tie art xaid r.-
'E lutot RE .i,'z.u> at hIneTa! Point viciu-
a. t.nt e ss,s O.. sne8 q rue
A''arotype. Photograph aud Daguerrean Gallery
su0 invites The citizens 10 call AMI >ca his fine sTeciars
o the art, which far pass beauty and CORRECTNESS
he An-utypys are most beautiful ia cearesS gcf..
and a'cacy ut tone and have several advantages over ta
paElerreujyprs. They be taken N one fourth Tho
time sitting they are not reversed. have glare OF lr
they are warranted never to fade. TGey are all the mo-
IN the cities Al who them ar. charmed yriF
their beauty and cleaness. Come cone all and i've
ne call lus ructoss Given ii the art on good terms
have on hand fine gold ocset> cheap for ca n all Kinds
Ut fancy cases ana frames. Children taken in one Seror
E.aIr- opposite Post Office.
-5T c. r. MOFFETT, Artist
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DIR. d. NJ. WELD

DIR. D. NJ. WELD
EtTOULD announce 10 the citizens Of Mineral Point
" ana The public generally, that lac has removed his
DENTAL OFFICE
to the room immediately over MoGrtt's Daguerrean
Rooms, opposite the Post Office High street where
he viii lie happy to wait all NAV be raa ia
favor MIN wij call. All operations incident 10 th
pr ies-Ion viii he performed with skill and d-pac and
hc tat:trs himself that his experience in his business
anu skill i operator viii ensure satisfaction TO all
He practices the various modes Of inserting
AHJIFICI1L IEFTW
either pivot plate He as base gold silver
gutta Perca subject to the choice his patieus In
every instance Pos ceu Teeth viii be used OF ,b Iest
manufacture IN the world natural III tint and express
sion as 10 deceive the most critical observer. These
Teeth are not affected by the a. decomposition
consequently never lcCoIac offensive change lIci~ life
liz" ap"9anc"thcv more lasting han life Itself
ic"th viii De inserted he Atuor hcric Pressure min
cir'e, from one go entire stt the case may rac
thus avoiding the Uid cumbersome method of SPRINGS
Particular attention VIII lie paid 10 the treatment OF
ChilGrrn'> Teeth
as to ensure healthy Development and regularity in
he position ui these most useful h,autf fui
Teeth sill 10" allied the application bc lasc in time wi
pure told, IN such manner ~ preserve them to fl
end al lie Teeth will be carefully extracted with us liz
Tie pain rs ra~sHe improved uts will l usd IN
all cases, satisfaction warranted in every particular.
= IooTH POWDERS ALWAYS hand for s,,s.
mineral Point, October 20, 1856. 4I.r
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TURNING SHOP

II AVTNG now completed ali the necessary Machinery
Tor the purpose the subscriber is prepared do all
kinds of Turning the shortest notice and on the most
reasonable terms, az his shop Chestnut street few
-ods north from Millions JOHN CTOWNFY
Mineral Point, Sept. ], 1856. 3s.f
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Washing Machine

DOCKET FLAsKs-A large v.n.t., st ,.17lvFf ,r1
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
HOrEs. AND BaLLARD HOUSE
j. r.. BALLARD Propri.sor

TUESDAY, July H. 1851
Mad DePcustale dsusiteTB Mis-.
Hot NAshnston ID C. BrAwner, Mltchr 4 HIM
g.r.ri Maylspd Rev u Iiard, II Taylor Moon w w
eOr,ry 50 Sesart, N'Rins; Claiborne. Danvile: m
E:ynold, Srr,ok kM hda's. Hambrics, Ne- York W
Ausnn aud lady vi VI Austin, k.y Ch,sr.n
lio.ey Springs. Mir rennsn c. Cufts ,h.r.
ChT an, saanta: Eise-, Jr AbemArl.; w wiiamson
tiAro'efvile W Chaplain. Institute Iryant south
.apsSI sl.s j;nss MIS-. J9aes Hampton: M;Eraisr
- 'nkin r,ler sposi'yvana DR. Seymour Kent; Or
Shiis'.n w'na, Charles City Tyler, Brown, Jno
NTH, Nr~ fors Mcdonald Rchnond; seott seo
Drklson. Prince Eiusrl; Dr Foster, Kent aiif.s
rAlicr, Sa utsVl u III cowsn, Wilmington, @. Ia Hodge
sh,e,,e . ~ cad-eI cisrssyI hsrnden. oriard
wrlsh LADY aud rvAnt Mrs Bhrdyu savannah "a Young
Raris PhlA; Paul, uendreks Pe.ersbufg Water
~ Cab rue, Ball, Baltimore; H.yre Def
M Rap~r wy,te: Morris Pace, Jr, Virginia; Garter
lady etl and servant Mlses jones' Miss RoLn.on Or.
S.nN Carter aud LAZY isrlle, Vas Col Ben Floyd
~ ,"yu wy'hrNus James Hsnie hisydes. Caroline.
Dr Go Nehoson, Nddlex; uoi Kanawha: "
tiansburg, '' N'H''-
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By 6oDDIs . APPERs0s. Auets.
n t0UUIsSIONER's SALE OF IgO ACRES M
~ yALUABIE goRESr LAND on THE NAV BRIDGE no m
THEE AND HALF MILES EAST of RIcHMoND-A, Consi.,
sonss apPond n, decree Of the Henrco
bounced on the h OF Nav, 1851 the
-,gnSsr &c VII sell, at public auction. premises on
IuOk-Df the IN day Of August 1s5I O'Clock. r. NJ II
ts not tn next fair The rrered 10 In IN,
ian.r'. bill located ION .de. Of the Ns~ Bage
road adjoining the lands oru sry John Gosdin
Mr., Mics Macon and others containing iel more or ie-
TIE whole Of which IL in OAK ana pn
.od and considered valuable neArness
The city OF Redmond, where wood
IEHhstbough erpense, on al
balance at g. and mouths. nexoise notes Iptsr., 49,
ssiAeiory enfors-d BHd title
e0nysysaer ordered By the Court
John N GREGORY Conn
~ sale conducted by GoppIx APrIE~1s Auc,lonesr,
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hEAL Estate lS PocAHoSrAs.-Some twelve or fifteen
years ago, certain trac; OF Ian ia III, Little L.vs Po
cahonAs county, sold Tor 900 About sr or sew
sn Years ago. the purchaser sold for $4,000 Last
week two thirds was sed at public auction $50 per
Acre at witch rate the whole farm would bring 900
or q little upwards.
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THR ArrRoAcHIxe FoURrH.-Every body Is making pre-.
p.ations Of some kind for the proper observance d the
"Goriaus Fourth Some will go abroad and some will
stay at home, Others will remain sober win don mil
itiry uniforms. while the great majority will wear such
plain clothes a. becoming respectable and patriotic
private citzens OF course the great Of these peo-
pie will get their at the Brown Stone Clothing
Hall OF Rockhi Wilson, Nos. COS aud COS (new stye
Chestnut street, above Sixth. iv4
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TILE Markets

Nkw YORK July iI-Flour is depressed, State So
$50 OHIO s6io'7 ~; Southern S72.5sT60. Wheat al.
% depressed, and noninally cts PER lbs lower Can
heavy. and ct lower mixed SO cts. Stocks dull Vir
ginia skies 81.
BAlrNoRK, July i4.--Flour is unchanged. Wheat
b9oyant new OF both kinda s5 cts g.. Corn better
white S1a9O ct- yellow s6ass cts
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AMERICAN HOTEL-ALExAsDER DUvAL, PrOpre,o,
MONDAY, July L. ISL

Hugh A. Brown. Rocksfnr III Hugh Grrsy Norfol. Can.
Thomas Martin VIM liant N~ French George
o. Marshall Atiscosa, Texss Miss French J. Minor
nnesd Mrs : brsnont " H. Sins. Va Us seaiht Layne.
n o. = H. cotton Pr I'd; Jones. nooway J. A. Wal.
lace AneliA. Va Mm. Rishartsop. Hrneo Va -
nssrs0ar va A. J. bAlr yonesborough Tenn T. w. Rhsdes
Richmond W. L. Henderson, s. r. Nottingham, George Thoma,
Northampton " Jessup. Canada West: Finney Accomae:
Is Insy Va James T. loel cunberant: J. Taylor
ham j. T. Austn n Austin A HuIt, W. 8. BsntOn, Mrs
J. bsnion aud servant, hss NJ W. Bianon Prtius
baIksdae farmvie Va Ihos Kirpatrck Lynehburg Va
D. Campbell Bath Va H. C. CAiiweI CaAfiotsve n. TlauaA
iotte, Va y - - $3.50 '
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AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE
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w MONDAY the 9Th day men, =, ~ -, "s,' On
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hofers Who have bot respectively ,oa., a..
SANE reaasd BY the Psssasni Director, IN & .ns
" wv $40 Sonn-
me following % said s,os.hoL,.,. an.
OF shares subscribed for By each aaniipz in %
tive the books Of IN. Company Va " ~ fespee-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-07-15

hosoUro BrxsAn sndote for the poison Of mosquitoes
&e has been found Kaon prepared BY 10
Seph Burnett Co. Boston. This preparation contains peculiar
property which, being thoroughly bites and
Gng OF insects Instantly neutrazes the poison
nAnmailon. For sale By all dealers. JsiT-1m-hnT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-07-15

AfREsEN.-Hev Leo Rosser who has been laboring
IN Lewsourg as minister successfully for more than
three weeks rsss-nsd IN his Lynehbur on Tues
day last Bsiore leaving. no presented with purse
,o SITS, which subscribed eitz.n, of LIE wis
burg, mark OF their high appreciation As setyiees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-07-15

DEATH AND DISEASE.
DE INFLOW coBes H. friend, IN every shane,
You II 50 many folks eBcape'
DIsrasE.-Dreyd sire, use all means can,
t. abbfeviAte the life % man;
dog his footsteps from his birth,
TN he returns u mott = earth.
\ use all means "a id ed of old,
Changes Of ueather-hotA nod cold:
give them cods-I give them
rack their bone,-I Gre their veins,
poison them Will rancid Bile,
IN place 81 the digestive chyle,
Yet all = useless EotlIing kills
nELH-Hov's that
pIsEasE-1hcy All take BRa SDAETH's PIIIs.
J. ". Bases, AIT Richmond, Va. iyIs-Iv