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VOLLINTINEss DIGEST.
MEMPHIS, February 8, 1853.
H. Y0LLsTxE Esq-We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered subs
quent the period at which Mr. M Digest closes. with much
interest The work exhibits accuracy, research and ahyne
printing and binding we'll executed and prove valu
addition the library Of every lawyer VI you may
be amply rewarded for Effort the profession and tie
4. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY SMALL Judge Of the Common Law
WM. 7. BROWN, and Chaneery Court Of Mem
G.. p. F0UTE, phis.
r. G. PAYNE, B. 2. MCKIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim Court Of
ED. N. YERGER, Memphis.
SA1IL. W. AYRES, JOHN =. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney GeneEl.
Z s. AYRES.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1S55.
H. VoLLnTEE Esq.Ws have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions Of the supreme Court Of Tennessee reported the
publication Of Mr. Megs Digest which includes volumes Of
Reports The points decided clearly stated aHd
grarifed say, that the work chaaCezed By accuracy, a
and great industry Il will he Of much value TO the Bench
Bar that you viii patronage Of The
profession, to which you are justly entitled.
NELL S, BROWN, HENRY VI R. F0GG,
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HERMAN cox, A. O.. MERRITT,
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g. ". FOGG, JNO. REID,
JN0. A. MCCAMPBELL, WI. X. TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge OF The Circuit and
ABRAM l. DEMOSS, Criminal Court.
The above mentioned Digest be had at the following Book
stores
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Mr.. G. IL. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs John YORK & Co., Nashville Tennessee
Mr.. J. A Rayl Knoxville Tennessee.
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WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF BRANDIEs, WINES, AND LIQUORS,
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C.,
NO. 9, COLLEGE STREET NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
EEP constantly hand large and select stock q Fine
Brandies, Gin, Rum Whistles, Fine Wines embracing
Champagnes, Hooks, red and white Hungarian Cae sauernaa,
Sherry, Madeira and PORT Coras, Genuine London Porter,
Scotch and English Als, imported Havana Cigars hns Va To-
baccO Spices, Sauces, Pickles, CauPs Refined Sugars, Pine
Teas with other articles connected with the above line Of
business, which they Tor sale favorable terms.
juneS WILLIAMSON & CHBATHAM.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, June Is.-Cotton sales z, 900
bales Prices unchanged. Sales Of the week So
500 bales Receipts 5000 bales decrease in re-
ceipts "a 900 bales Stock $4,000 bales. Sugar
fair, to fully fair 6fa7 other articles unchanged
ST LOUIS, June Is The river has fallen about
inches and is receedng qusrter Of an inch an
hour. All the upper streams are falling rapidly
accounts Of the food st Cairo are said to be much
exaggerated
CINCINNATI. june ls.-Tbe river is falling raj .
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Rich Millinery az Great Sacrifice.
ICH Fancy Bonnet EmbroiierieV, and Fancy Goods -
b al Cotsand half price to class summer Stock. -
Nov Ladies your time suit yourselves your W
prices wemust close out summer Goods by he Isl 0
July Likewise this is last for selling Fancy Goods
will sell regardless Of cost consisting Of Paraols, Fans Rich
Embroidees, Black Lace, Manlas Pom0nas Combs, Head
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c
Rich fun trimmed Imperial Chip B0nnes y worth s25.
do do White Fancy Willow, from s. 20 s. worth SO
do do Cheap and six, from s. 10 81 worth $40.
do do Paris Blond Lace, from s. 81 so worth $40.
do do 50 little injured, from 50 80 20 IS,
500 Misses and Chdrens Brown and White BO0me and Hats,
cheap.
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves Of Malies work. 81 SO worth IS.
do do JackOnet work. 81 worth 81.
Jackonet and Worked Muslin Sleeves from 60c p worth So
Rich Handkerchief Linen Cambria Cente 50 worth $40
Of worked bands at half price. Rich Black Buge
collars from SOC. to 81 ., worth double. SIX Parsols from
75c 81 . Fans Of superior quality from 25e 81 so
Cour caps Molair and retiring cheap Rich Paris
Flowers Bridal Flowers and ses Superior qualify Of
SOC worth Now ladies and great bargains
determined to close out at almost price,
tend after this deal usiYey in Millinery Goods. Any
kind Of good money taken for goods at these prices
Z. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
junel0 No 46 Union street. next door % State Bank.
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JOHN c. BAKER & co.

No. 154 North Third street, Philadelphia.
And may be had of the Druggists in this city.
As there is much worthless compound sold under
the name of COd-Liver Oil, be sure to procure only
ef J. &. Baker s. Co. for an entirely reliable and
genuine article
april 8-d&w3m is
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In answer tie letters addressed "a the subject
Of the Mustang Linsn would say have had no connee
ton article for several years invented BY me-
and Fheput my control supergsio universally
accepted By the public the liniment the world. Ia 1854
sold out ny inteesni It other pare and since that time
haspassed through the hands persons most
have been 50 unscupuou manufacture inferior
cheap ARTICLES and thus entirely destroy value medical
remedy trusting for success in selling former highly eab
lsa reputation. Its present propetors gone far
substitute other articles in its composition orthose the original
prescription, 50 that the Mustang Lnient Wendell possesses
no one Of the distinguishing characteristics OF the genuine article
aatW was originally invented manufactured by These par
ties % enable themselves Eth facility ost their worth
less and Injurious article the public my its son
sor calling BRAso's Mustang Lnlment, and cauoning the
public 20 beware o. any other Baggs Lnent imposition
This is done With view Of exonga prelude against BRA0s
ARCTIC LINlET article recently invented by me,
possessing all the virtues Of the original Mustang, with
Proyenenthe result experience and later discoveesand
manufactured by Bragg BuToBes, which firm composed Of my
son. t0yeT T. Bragg and Michael BuroWes. This article is
superior many respects the Mustang, when put up pure
and good faith mmeasuraby superior the article now
vendei the Mustang Imminent It also the only lniment
manufactured which my is appended by my authority
consent In conclusion hold myself responsible any
Of the evil results using Mustang Imminent now Wendell
and especially after this public disclaimer any connection with
its proprietorship or manufacture.
}eIs-tjulyI
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NASHVILLE.

--IOHDAK MORNING, JUNE 10. 1853.
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Nashville q Chattanooga RaiIroaa.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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SEWWONS' SPECTACLES.

TNTNF MICH COW FOR SALE.-- -
N I will sell Cow, and warrant her to give i've
gallons Of Milk daily. Price SO. Enquire at the SA
Union and American Office. jel5-3tF --a44au4-
GSTRAKED.- sYoung COW, with calf, the
by calling this office and paying Of advertise
mnt Enquire Jackson Brennans Foundry College
street. mays
NOR SALE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
10 just received BY Lmay7-ul P. C. ANDERSON.
NOR SALE.--Fve hundred bags extra family White
Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills, by
may7-u P. & G. ANDERSON.
RHABBLE WORK .--The subscriber has on hand
III largest and best Of Marble Marble Work.
offered in the city, to which he particularly invites the
ton Of the public lie prepared all jobs in his line
in the best style Of the art, andat short notice.
mays, SIT JAMES SLOAN.
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wssTS selling on! or OGs--The
49, remainder q tie stock Of I.cH PARIS BoSsErs
Nuzzv eoops at theNew York Emporium F7iA 5s sod
within this month az great Sacrifices without rssaEato cost or
tbs soisr lIunh l9-d&v
49, bank Of West Tennessee, al
&kSeAs slEMPlns-Ths notes q this Bank viii b
rs q tie Union Bank Of Tsnaess Nashville Edt-tf
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II DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALEs--Fs are
Offering Tor sale that beautiful, we'll improved arm
aiming G5 acres fronting the Gllan Turnpike and vim nt
Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad three lnd li miles
from Nashville This place is n one o. hs very ht nghhor
hoods in t1e state. The Improvements eonsi O cszno
dous Dwelling good saryuuts Rooms hnens larag9
House. stses ana two srEg an under substantial
enclosure. BRAAsE0kD. Sow lllAsLlsll a COS
iuueI2-fm No. 3, Inn Block
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with numerous other brands of sizes and kinds, and at Pres
ranging from SO b $50 thousand
Also $1,000 genuine Mexican Cigars large and ma q
ceent quality, which will be sold low close. Ao, Superior
Virgna chewing, Virginia, Havana, and Turkish Smoking 70
'-'''' '''' '- a. KERR & CO.. adjoining Pos. oasa
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ATGHE AD a co..

sgpt I'D NlHyulH, Tbs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-02
New York Market.

.E.s M Y YORK, June 1-P
The four market is q shade frmer with a
moderate demand, so@4 IS for extra West
erni. so@3 s5 for supsrfne Western; the
market closing steady. Rye -four steady ct
8 0o@8 81. Wheat frmer with fair export
demand; sx@e7 for red winter Western; j o2
@l os for white Canadian. Rye steady at
IS. Barley dull and unchanged. Corn
frmer; 60@6s for unaound mixed Western
e7@T0 fer fair to gool mixed Western
There are no really sound parcels in market.
Oats are better, at 4oQ42 for State and West
ern. Whisky market dull, sales at 22E.--
lower and very heavy; sales at II s5QIs 60
for mess, and l420@l425 for PRIME. Lard
is steady at lis@ld4; Linssed oil dali st
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EVANSVILLE IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2. 1858.

HA Cunard steamer lately arrived at
Boston at late hour on Saturday night, and
t was proposed, as usual in such cases, to
lsave the baggage unopened until daylight.
The English passengers, however, so unani-
mously and earnestly opposed such q pro-
eeedure that the rule was broken over, and
the passengers at once landed. The cause Of
oas on
himself in hurry to get on shore, informed
these intelligent Britons that the Puritanical
laws of the Commonwealth would compel
them, in case they waited until morning, to
remain on board through the whole Of Sun
day, asthe city gates arers alsrays closed for "a
Aostrs on that dag. r.
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ADEsPSRADo AT LABsE.-A negro named
Dade, O very desperate and determined char
actsr, has escaped from ths Michigan State
Frison. He had been once paraoued out. but
was sgain convicted and sentenced. Soon
after, he attacked the keepers with q bar Of
iron, and broke the arm Of one man. In the
tight his own arm was broken in two places.
he was then placed in one Of the cells for
life convicts, Ia which he has boeu for seve,a
months, shacklsd with heavy irons. Not
witfstarding this, he cut his irons off and
dug through the stone walls of his cell, re
moving stones weighing upward of one hun
dred pounds each, and bending and breaking
heavy iron plates. BE then went into The
workshops and selected an iron weapon, and
constructed sort Of ladder with which he
scaled the walls. Outside he stole a horse
belonging to the prison, and made of, leav-
ing his convict dress behind. He was tracked
ten miles and then lost. The Detroit Free
Press says that six escapes have been made
from the life cells within year.
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Ciucinnatf Market.

CINcISYATI, June I'M
Flonr unchanged, and in fair demand.--
hisky advanced TO l7s<. Provisions firm
Better demand; nothing transpired yet.
CrNcNNATI, June l-PN
Flour, under the news by the Indian, was
held higher and the market closed unsettled i.
Whisky higher, at 1Ts<. There is but little
demand for provisions, and the market Is
generally frmer, though no important ad-
vance has been established; mess pork Is held
at Is 56@l7 90; bulk sides are in demand at
~, and bacon sides at s}<; Lard at 1ok.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

VYTE have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms
w avel assorted stock for printers snd bookeind-
ere, suonz which we name
GO bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizss;
lO0o Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boayds,
Al we'll as coered Printing Paper; plain CAP ana Hos
fiat capj DENY, Medium white ANA colored Cards ard
csrd Bosrds, Which We can have quito any sze; Post
ofboe paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. sc.
We beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to our
stock Of 800 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards, The highest market prieh paid for
Rags. TEyNET 8 sOEENsoN.
sp2s.
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QuEsEc. June In
The steamer Indisn passed iiver De Loupe
at o'clock this morning.
r~s Foreign Maykets.
LIVERPOOL, May TO-
The sales Of cotton for three days amount
ed to 1900 bales; both fair and medium
qualities closing with decline of ~; mid.
ding qualities have improved, but quota
,tions are unchanged. The market closed
firm. Breadstuffs closed quiet. Provision:
steady. -.
The breadstuffs maket closed quiet. Rich
ardson, Spence & Co. quote -four dull at the
following prices: Western 2ls@22s Cd; Ohio
22s 6d@25s. Wheat quiet and easier. Corn
quiet, with decline Of Cd; white is quoted
At Sos and yellow at S4s@S4s Cd. Provisions
closed steady. Pork steady. Bacon firm
but quiet. Lard is quiet at 5es 6d@5Ts Cd
Rosin dull. Sugar steady.
LoSDoN.-Consols 97a5@s7L.
The advices from Manchester are favor
able.
The North Star was toleave Southampton
on the same day the Indian left.
The conflict between Turkey and Monten-
egro is growing in political importance -
Hostilities have, however, been suspended.
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Washington Items.
WAsHIyaToN. Jun

WAsHISGToN, June In
Lord Napier has desired that his despatch
to Admiral Stewart, commanding the British
squadron in tie Gulf, sent from Washington
yesterday, be forwarded from Halifax, by q
special steamer to Bermuda. He has sdvis-
ed the Admiral to order the discontinuance
of visitations of American vessels, pending
instructions from Her Msjesty's Government.
WASHINGTON, June 1-PM
Letters from Arazouia, to Lieut.. Mowry,
delegate from the Territory, sta,e that it is
probable, that Perchieva, the Governor of
Sonora, viii declare that State independent,
in the event of the success of the Zuloago
Government, or Of Santa Annals return to
Mexico. The news confirms previous state
ments, regarding the correspondence between
Perchieva and parties in the United States---
Arazonia continues much disturbed by In
dlan depredations and mnrdsrs and robber-
les, and, their being no course Of law violence
goes unchecked.
The intelligence from the silver minea is
highly eneourayiug. The people were aux-
iously awaiting the expected Territorial gov
eminent. The Secretary Of War has indi-
Gated his intention of sending troops to Ara
zonia as soon as there is any at his disposal.
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Etans9slis Daily Journal: s-ae
The trestle work on the Ohio and Missis :
siPpi E. r., west of Vincennss, Is again up,
and q freight train Is reported to have
passed over it to-dey.
Evansville merchants may now send their
Illinois freight out in hurry.
june lst, 1855. J.I., Js.
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ia. NJ. Goskevitch has been appointed
Russian Consul in Japan. He viii reside in
the island Of Yeso. His wife win live with
him there, and she will be the f,st European
female ever permitted to reside in the Japan
sse dominions.
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HThs negro Dads, whose remarkable
escape from the Michigan penitentisry we
chronieled few days since, has been csptur-
ed in Logan county, this State. When
caught, he was cutting gras. with which to
feed his stolen horse,
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The Weather.i

PITTsBuRe, June IN
River Is feet by the pier mark and rising.
Weather clear. Mercury 7s.
CNcrsyATI, June l-N
Weather clear and pleasant. River fall
ing.
LOUISVILLE, June l--PN
water on the fills. Weather clear, mercury Ts.
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DIR. J. KIVETT,
SURGEON DENTIS

RDERFORMs every varlety OF OPERA
tions in bis profession, ana bylons
uTactice has attained skill, that enables VlY-
Kim 10 siye entire satisfActien to his pat
rous. he taks - pleasure Ia showing specln1rns Of
ARTIFICIAL work % these who wish 70 exSmine such
duciIons, ana he may be consulted b. hose vhs
the services Of dentist without incI Ins anyobl
tiops toenplsy him Afterwards.
His 0dcs Is in Bray building, First streer sprs
the Post ONE novzs1
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G[The Republicans of the Eighth
Congressional District hold their Con-
vention at Lebanon on the 24th Of Juns
ne 1t. - .-s-- p
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HALIFAX, June 1.-rx
The steamship America, now due from
Liverpool, with dates to the 22d ult., has not
vet been telegraphed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

rRLEsRApHrp ExcIusIvRLY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY &. 3 W. LINE.
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New YORK, June I'm
The frigate Wabash sailed to-day, for ia
maics.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INVEST NJ z Mt!
i. 81 FOB SALE eE ne
be- Il HALUABLE IRA CT OFLAND, q.
A AIoirir a the Taurn a e CannaIsonl

4
80 FOB SALE -r--E O. 0-
s Il VALUABLE IRA CT OFLAND, g.
Adjoining the Town Of Canneitonf
Consisting OF about one hundred acres. one-han or
which Is bottom land, and the remsinder extends into
the delightful hills thst border the town. Al Of y
embraced In plat Of the town o( osnnelton, and is In
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
actsis not more than ten minutes walk from the ex
tensve Cotton Factory ana principal coal mines All
the products Of the land can be sold on the soil to the
people Of the town 1t s most admirably situated Tor
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices The land win eventually ell
be waEssd for house lots On the premises as three
dwellings, one Of which Is worth $500; another IL worth
s150o the Other beautiful cottage residence, 400
three years ago to erect it. Either Of these houses
be he'd With the land or eli Of them, ss The purchaser
may wish they separated by street from ths body
Of the land, and all Of the lots laid on for resi-
dences. The property win be sei on liberal crei:ta
Q responsible purchaser. r-s9 F-'
The location 10 Of the most delighful On the Ohio
river, and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and fruit 10 the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here aud Louisville. The chief motive for offer
ing for sale, i. that the property IS too valuable to
rent, and needs more attention than the
present besow on it. Address apply TO the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. ny2
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Railroad Accident.

ZANEsvTILE, o., June lst--rM
The eastward bound express train, on the
G. w. & q. Railroad, ran into wagon
crossing the track at Circleville, killing q
man, and severely injuring his wife. Both
horses were killed.
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New YoRK, June 1.-M
The Harmonic, from Hamburg and South
smpton, with dates to the eth ult, is sienaled
below. "
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INEXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED IN !.
"a psyts q re country @ obtain subsrribe.s fcI
&C %nCC0MPkEHENsIyE GEOGRAPHY AND J
WORLD" by g. O. GOODRICH, Peter Parle,
Elegantly bound. land illustrated with 900 beau
enrayings and 80 maps. Price t3. Sold only By
given. Rare Inducements offered The Home J
naf' says Of this work: " Nc family vhatevsr 81
be without II, Fer full paytieulzrs address.
GEORGE ". ELL10r1, Publisher
maria No. IL William St, New fcf
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G6ans6iIls 1ailg saurnal,
Printed and Published by
Fy. cxRIur I'm. THAyRR. Jso. n. MSEELY'
Under the name Of the
Evansville Journal Company,
Corner Of Main and Water Streets,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Corner Of Main and Water Streets,

:
~ TIE privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited to
their own Immediate business, In thsr own name ana
All adyerserents for the benefit OF other persons,
well a. legal aslvefsonents aud advertisements OF aue
ton sale and embellishments with the name OF othef
persou st h them, mast be paid TO- At the asnai
~ No report, resolutions os,proceedngs OF any cor
AsOciety association of public meeting, ana no
ommun designed 70 c4ll tn Be- inseSfsd un.
Of ln.ssd e: .s sSS 81 n's ssdvertisement..
orchatable or other sosieries, public institutions OF
- Contractsf for yearly advertising will not be dis.
continued unless an order to that effect is let a. tne
ONCE and when discontinued in less than year, tne
LEGAL alaavesfiseinents hereafter, VIII pe puoisneo
sths expense Of the attorneys ordering, aud not delay
able FOR the legal prcceedgs, but couecaoie at our
- Our terms for Job Work and transient advertise
nerts are CASH. -., -l-.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-08

ENARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 miles from Phil
II adelphia by Railroad in the State Of New
Jersey. Soil among the best for agricultural pur-
poses, being good loam soil, with clay bottom
The land large tract, divided into small farms,
and hundreds from all parts of the country are
settling and building. The crops can be seen
growing. Terms from Sl5 to $50 per acre, paya-
bic within four years by instalmcnts. To visit the
place-Leaye Vine St. Wharf al Philadelphia at
II A. NJ. by Railroad for Hammonton, address
r. j. Byrnes, by letter. See full advertisement in
another column. Sept. S, 1858.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 miles from Phil
adelphia by Railroad in the State of New Jersey.
Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes, be-
ing good loan soil. with clay bottom. The
land is large tract, divided into small farms, and
hundreds from all parts of the country arc now
settling and building. The crops can be seen grow
ing. Terms from SIS to $50 per acre payable with
in four years by instalments. To visit the place
Leave Vine ST. Wharf at Philadelphia at q A NJ.
by Railroad for HammontOn, address r. j.
Byrnes, by letter. See full advertisement in an
other column. Sept s, lS5S-3m.