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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-01

MUsx.-This well known scent is imported
fsom China, Bengal, and Russia. 1t has a
oitte-ish and somewhat acid taste, and in
color resembles dried blood. 1t is obtained
from the musk deer, and possesses most
penetrating and difnsive odor, rather agree
Gble when feeble, but decidedly offensive
when concentrated. So diffusive is its power
that few grains will scent room for years,
and itnerer seems to fade in its strength
Tonquin musk is the most esteemed. Pod
musk is the natural bagcontaining the musk:
each one weighs aboCt six drachms, having
about eight scruples Of pure musk. 1t is
generally more or less adulteratcd, but thi.
is easily detected Hsider the microscope or by
analysis
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De Grnfh,s Electric OIL

De Grath's Electric OiI.-This celebrated rem
edy for rheumatism, Govt, Neuralgia, Erysipelas,
Eruptions, Sprains Burns, Felons, &C., is manufac
turedsnly by Prof Chas De Grath, everywhere known
as the original DISCOVERIES ut his old establishment, in
Eighth street, below Chesnui, No. -.
". B.The sick. for their safety, must avoid all
worthless counereits from the of which, the worst
consequences have followed 10 nvalids who hayebeen
deceived into buying them. An article which Is con-
fessed in the advertisement Of ii, to be only al mita
ton Of Prof Charles De GTats Electric OIL Is some
times offered to the public by person in this city, who
preterds have picked up knowledge Of the mode of
preparing il, while in the employ Of Prof. De Grath
This is an entirely unfounded pretension. person
who row advertises imitation OF the Electric Oil,
was once engaged with Professor De Grath as book
keeper and correspondent, AID thus made himself
known to customers but he was never entrusted
with the MANUFACTURE Of the Medicine, OF which he
is entirely ignorant or this person, it is not necessary
to say AT present. as, Of course, no one will bay
an IMITATION when they can obtain the ORIGINAL,
GENUINE article, by application to Prof Charles De
Grah, at his long established Store, No. - South
Eighth street, a few doors below Chestnut.
ian91dAwlw
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3O-M
Active inquiry for Glover Seed, and further
sales of 1000 bushels made at SIS 1906 80,
and some from second hands at S. 70
Flour market very dull, and prices dropping,
1900 bbls sold for export, part at 81 80 for
superfne, ard part on private terms. includ-
ing 500 bbls Ohio extra at So. Small sales of
Rye -four at 81; and corn meal at the same
price. Wheat comes forward slowly, but
demand for il has fallen off, and prices are
&c lower; sales of 200 bushels at 81 l1@1 IL
for good red, and 81 20@l 80 for white. Rye
zoe. Corn dull with sales of new yellow at
56@6s. Oats sell slowly at $685.. Coffee
frmer. and 500 bags Rio sold at 91z9l0l.
200 hhds Cuba and New Orleans Sugar sold
at 5sl@6sl. Provisions quiet. 200 casks
pickIed hams sold at &c; Sides at 7A@7sl;
Shoulders at 61l@5ss. Lard 9@9H, cash in
bbs and lOA in kegs. Butter dull at ll@l2.
Mess pork sells at sl5 so and prime at sl4
so. Whisky slow sales at 2o15 Ohio.
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ST. IouIs Inn. 30-l

The Independence correspondent of the
Republican gives some additional items from
the Utah army.
Captain Marcy was expected back about
the middle OF April. As soon thereafter as
transportation could be effected, johnson
would make an effort to enter Salt Lake City.
1t isJohnson's impression, from demonstra-
tons made in the Valley, that the troops
will have to fight.
Judge Eckie's court is in session. a good
many presentments have been made by the
Grand Jury, involving. business enough for
two or three weeks.
Joseph Z. Irwin, who brought the news to
Independence, met large numbers of Arropa-
no, Sioux and Pawnee Indians, at different
points on the plains. Irwin is bearer OF dis
patches 10 the Government.
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AN ORDINANCr

To require fines and costs for b-eches q the ordi-
nances OF The cry, 10 lie satisfied ~ iahor, IL 10:
paid oT repevied
Section 1. Be il ordained by the Conn.on Council
Of the City % Evansville That wherever any rsorl
shall lie ajudged u pay any the for razci Of any
ordnance % said city, aud shall Tor tEelyf hours
after the judgment shall have been rendered acains.
him. "a ~ pay such me with al tie costs aaiudged
against him, shall - the duty Of the Mayor OF the
CITY to cause and require such person labor or the
streets, or other pnhc works O improvements OF tie
city, one day for every sixty cc. 81 such enc
and costs until the shall be fully satisfied. Eight
10 ten hours 70 constitute dsv.
SECTION ,. such labor nay be done under the i'm
mediate supervision Of The Mayor or he nav direct
TO he done under the Director Of the Street C,amis
soners and in either case q shah be lawful for the
mayor or street Cpnmisgioner % require the party
convicted 10 labor with hall and chain attached his
leg OF ANGLE in such manner 10 prev his escape,
ami said Mayoror Street ccm-lissiCaer my use such
resonanie corporal punshm mt as may he necessary
TO compel any person convicted aforesaid 20 perform
the required lahor.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be in force from
ana after its publication.
Approved January 10Th, 1888.
Attest: HOLM HENyS0N N,-o-
WILL H. WALLER tIerk. JAMS
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T With pleasure we inform our readers

tN With pleasure we inform our readers
of the fact that SAMUEL EMDIcH commences
to-day to sell for eash, only, or it equivalent.
We have been asked If he would carry il out.
credit to all without respect to persons.
We admire our friends enterprise, and if
this plan would be generally adopted it ould
be n benefit to all, as there are none but
what know that cash is cheaper than credit
and will always buy more. 1t keeps consul
mers too from buying more goods than they
can afford. As EMBIcH is known for selling
cheap, it is unnecessary to say that you will
now find greater inducements than ever in
prices. See advertisement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-01

"a An interesting case of Grim. eon. is
shortly to come OF at Decatur, Illinois. y
saloon keeper On returning home one night
recently, found we'll known grain dealer
in a back room, asd his better half screaming
in front room. The latter informed her
husband that the grain dealer had forced his
way into the house, and endeavored by
threats to accomplish 4 brutal purpose. Tho
Infatuated husband Immediately collared the
amorous intruder, and drawing his knife
threatened TO cut his throat if he did not pay
him two thousand dollars as a cure for his
wounded honor. a note for the amount was
Immediately drawn up and handed over to
the husband, and the grain dealer departed
nearly frightened to death. The latter now
brings an action against tho husband Of tho
lady To- conspiracy TO exto.t mercy from
lin.
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Baltimore Market.
RAITryopr Ian

BALTIMORE, Jan 3O-M
Flour dull. Wheat quiet and steady, red
s1@l 10, white 81 1891 %. White corn 53c,
yellow 52@55. Whisky 20921. Provisions
rather frmer Mess pork kl5. Bulk meats
6A for shoulders 71s@74 for sides. Bacon
7A@7h for shoulders, s15@s4 for sides.
Lard Sc. New York Exchange 4 frmer.
New YORK, Jan 30-P. N.
Cotton closed firm; sales 1000 bales during
the day. Flour suffered a decline; 1000 bbls
sold at 8 1905 25 for State; 81 1904 % for
Ohio, decline Of sc on each. Wheat and
corn closed very dull. Mess pork declined
Zoe, quoted at SO lOGl5 26. Whisky clos
ed Lc lower Coffee generally buoyant at
advance Ac. Rice quiet. Stocks closed firm.
Chicago and Rock Island 50; New York Cen
trail So: Cleveland and Pittsburg IL; Missouri
s's s4sl. Michigan Southern 10; Pennsylva-
MIA Coal Company 40; Cleveland and Toledo
4S; Virginia SIS 500; Ohio 6's 10O3s; Money
matters unchanged, but the tendency is de
cidedly towards greater ease.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-01

DoBELL AND CoSSYGToS's PERIODICAL
DEPor--We have received the Atlantic
Monthly for February, with q very attrac-
tive table of contents, at the head of which
is an article, upon the ''Great Failure" the
ruling theme of the day. The Autocrat of
the Breakfast liable gives another of his
agreeable talks.
The Ladies Repository devoted to Literature
and Religion, and edited by d. W. Clark, is
already published for February.
The February No. of Frank Leslie's New
Magazine is received, and is very rich in con-
tents. This is one of the cheapest and ought
20 be the most popular magazine Of the day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-01
A Retireh phrsin;nn

tSENESTY-FIYE years OF age, having lost his
- Father, two Brothers, Daughter, Son in-I.aw,
Nephsws and Nieces, y that dreadful disease, CON.
SUMPTION, and suileringwli Cough himself, de-
where he Uncovered a F-ENEN1INE and GER
TAIN CURE for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, CON
cough was cured mpediatey: he returned, cured his
Relatives who inherited the se~e, and ia conuect-
ION with his son have employed il in their practice,
curing h0usands Of cases considered hopeies ~
others. For the purpose OF rescuing many Of his
suffering fellowheinEs possible, he Is sending the
recipe to all no wish it for 10 cents q il 70 pay the
rnstage, and the balance Irii ting. Address Doctors
HEATH, No. loi Spring street, opposite s. cholas
Hotel, New YORK. 5anl3-dRwIm
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The Most skeptical People-Can I

by trial that all the family medicines not humbug
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
are few Of great merit and undouhted worth. OF
hese, DR.. SASFoRD's ISvIeokAToR or LIVER REM
Epy, stands first and foremost among the remedies Of
the day that can be relied asamedcine that is all it
is recommended by its proprietors. Iavertses itself
on every trial, for th,re are who it but tell
their friends to do so, and so il goes from mouth to
mouth till all the people Of the Union have leaned
the good Of this truly valuable medicine. It'll recon-
mendei, with testimonials TO prove its virtue for the
cure Of liver plants of every kid, from the worst
Dyspepsia to a common headache and is particularly
adapted to Jaundce, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com
plants, diseases Of Children. (See Advertise
nrnt.) dec.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
= TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.
Washin gtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, Jan Son
The government employees are being paid
their salaries to- day, principally in 500
Treasury notes, small portion in specie.
Official advices from the PacIfic show that
the Indian tribes though peaceable have been
much excited by the rumors that have reach
ed them of the destruction of the stores and
it was feared there was disposition on their
part to break out into open hostilities.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
are engaged in the preparation of report on
Central American affairs, which win, it is
said, support generally the views of the
President.
The Southern Mail brings New Orleans
papers as late us due. They contain Calves
ton dates To the 18th inst.
The freshe; in Trinity river continues, and
the mails have been cut off.
The Indians have made n foray into Pa.o
Pinto, and Coril counties. Many settlers
have been murdered, and number Of horses
stolen. The impression is that the lndi ans
are in communication with the Mormons.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-01

Tue RIVER opposite this place is still fall
ing, but very slowly.
The regular Cairo and Evansville packet,
J. II. Done will leave to-day for Cairo, and
will take passengers and freight to all way
points.
The Missouri river has been rising rapidly
for about a week.
The officers Of the steamer Monongahela
have some hope that the rise from tie Ohio
and Mississippi will be sufficient to float her
off.
Business at st. Louis continued very dull.
The steamer Jacob B. Early, bound from
New Orleans TO Cincinnati, was hard aground
at Riddles point in the Mississippi. a por-
ton of her cargo was thrown overheard.
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FRoM NEw ORLEANs.-We are indebted
to the splendid steamer Diana for the latest
New Orleans papers. The chief talk Oh
'eh ange as the prospective prices of cotton.
Planters are confident prices mast, in conse-
quenee of the short crop, advance materially.
But shippers are not inclined to speculate
except az "A decline
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tB-A letter from Boydstown, Va, says
there is a great scarcity OF pork in that coun-
try, and that party who had arrived from
Baltimore with 40, 900 lbs, sold it in twenty
four hours.
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Az OUTRAeE.-A German schoolmaster. at
Terre Haute- is married man with II
family Of four chil1ien-was arrested on
Thursday for violating the person of a little
girl, twelve years old, one of his scholars
He waived an examination and went to
prison.
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ORSAxrSrAL AND Fruit TREEs.-By re

ORNANENTAL AND FRUIT TREEs.-By re-
ference To an advertisement, our citizens will
sec that new establishment, long wanted
here. has been opened on Main street, to sup
ply this vicinity with fruit, and ornamental
trees, shrubbery and flowers, from Ferris IL
Co.'s Nursery, near Cincinnati. This is
next to having the Nursery brought to
our own doors. By our present railroad
facilities, orders can be given one day and
the plants and trees delivered the next.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

january 30th-l car load chickens FOR
Markle q Boyd: % cases oysters, Bement q,
Viele; 90 bbls pork, % ties lard, lot bags for
k Howard; As bbls flour. J c Wheeler; SO
ties lard. q ;cs grease, Is bbls pork, p G
O'Riley d. Co; So bbls lard, w + French; "
bbls -four, Geo Foster IL Co; l6 bgs rags, 5
kegs butter; 2 SKIS feathers, . SKIS dried apples,
! SIX beans, Dbl eggs for Preston Bros; %
bbls four for y Crane; 8 old tin boilers IL
conts for S Orr; l25 SKIS wheat for lglehart
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given nat wiz sell at public
" auction on Thussisy n 9Th day Of JaIfuarv
ls5s, at James Hewi,ts Ware House near the I'D
steam Flour Mill owned /. ". Ross, IN Evans lie,
one steam Engine and fixtures belonging to the e,
being the property OF Juseih WOOL. iate OF Pe.Ty
county, deceased The purchaser viii lie required 10
pay nifty (sJ5) dollars cash. and fer the alance acIel
u of nine months will Dc given the purchaser giving
his note with approved s,cur ~, wa wing yauation
and aprrasement laws, and hearng interest from date.
Sale - commence al 10 O'clock A u.
deco0.tsd&w. CHAS. III. MASON.
Administrator " itl the will annexed.
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HolIoway,s PilIs.-Are You loslng hesh!

HoiIoway's Pills.-Are you losing flesh! DO
you suffer from low sprts' Have you sinking sen
;ion at the pit Of the stomach, and papaton OF the
heartl Are you troubled with natulercy' IL So,
course OF Holloway Pills, acting upon the secretons
will restore you 10 perfect health sold az the manu-
factories, No. ~ Maiden Lane, New York, and No.
"a Strand, London; and by all druggists, at sjc 62c
and 81 per box. Iaii-'-d@"l"i"
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A Chance to Procure Helm.

" II; DAVIS, who acts ar agent IN procuring
IVA Household Help for the Wss in New York, IS
nov IN the city, and can be seen at tl- Washnston
Hotel. wherc he viii remain till Monday Mr.
Davis has recently supplied our citizens with Tary
OF gus VINO are dlstrl ted in families through the
CITY, giving good sati faction 20 their employers The
manner ia which be has fulfilled hs first commission
has insprel cunf1euce that Az Tie business Of his
Agency VIII lie faithfully spd honlrhy perform ed.
lie vii supDiy 10th men and women f,r help, ana he
can furnish our IaIners with any number al good la
borers- jan2l-d AVE.
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CINCINNATI, Jan SOP

Flour dull; prices little better than nom
inal. Whisky l5c and steady. Hogs and
provisions unchanged except for lard, and
mess pork sold at sl3 % and 900 bbls lard
at sZ@s%; nothing done in bulk meats.
Clover Seed active ut So 80. Butter dull at
l0@l2 for roll. Oats firm at 50. Barley
firm. Money matters uraltered.
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~ The New York Legislature has been
organized at last, by coalition between the
Democrats and American parties. 4 Dem
ocrat speaker, and an American clerk have
been elected in the House.
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.g Darius B. Holbrook, one ofthe early
proprietors of Cairo City, and for many
years manager OF the Company's affairs at
Cairo, died in New York on the 22d inst.
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EcKEL, charged with being an accomplice
Of Mrs. Cunningham in the Burdell murder.
has been fully discharged from his bonds, the
prosecuting attorney having entered a nol
rTos. in the case
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Kemn,. Worm Pn.illle.. = Among the com

kemp's Worm PastIIles. : Among The com
plants that imperl the lives of children, NeiIniclar
disease is one Of the most frequent; hence, prepare
ton like this fatal to worms AMI at once pleasant and
and inocuous, is indispensable in families BRIsroLs
sARsAPARILLA operates through the blood upon all
external diseases. Its cures final. Sold by DIR T..
Lanman 4 Co.. wholesale druggists, 69 Water Street,
New York. and by all druggists. Sarsaparia 81 and
Pastilles &c. per bottle jan3s-dAwlw
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TIE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
Irrom P. @. oRiley & Co.'s Resister.l

JANUARY 81.
Judge Torrence, from Cincinnati 70 New Orleans.
Glendale, from Cincinnati to New Orlea, 5.
New Uncle sam, from Louisyil e to New Orleans.
Memphis, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
Moses Mcclellan, from Louisville to Memphis.
Diana, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Republic. from Louisville to New Orleans.
Greenville, from Pond river to Evansville.
ID. Gibson, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Messenger. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
J Ii. Done, from Cairo to Evansville.
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Cfncinnnti Markets..
CINCINNATI Jan 9N-M

Flour dull and not much demand; prices
unchanged. Whisky declined to l5c and dull.
Hogs and provisions unchanged and rather
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i5-T The flags Of the shipping in n. York
harbcr were ut half mast on Tuesday last, as
n mark OF respect to the lamented General
Havelock.
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Tuckerman the Mail Robber.

NV HAVEN, Jan 3O-M.
Tuckerman charged with robbery has been
held in $4,000 bail tor trial on the 9th OF
February, he was committed in default.
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wHEAT.-Good red wheat is selling in
this market for IS cents-and good white at 70
cents. Flour 81 to 81 10.
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The Weather.

PITTsBURG, Jan 50--P M--River six feet
nine inches aud falling. Weather clear.
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ONE Of Peters n Cragg's superior Pianos, nearly
new, is offered for SALE 1t COS; s25 and will he sold
FOR CASH for s225.
Also, one Of Martins elegant Guitars, which cost
80. entirely rev, be bought for co. CASH. Ap-
ply at this Office. dec2o-tf.
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Fire.
New YORK, Jan 30-N

The furniture store of Henry BEDFORD in
Fulton street Brooklyn was burnt last night
causing a loss of $50 900 on which there is
an insurance of $4,000.
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New York Markets.

Flour dull; 5000 bbls sold. Wheat has an
advancing tendency. Corn declining. Pro-
visions qniet. Whisky dull. Stocks frmsr.
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Doctors.-Us Heimbold's Highly Concentrated Ex-
ract Buchu for all diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys
and Sexual Organs. Read the advertisement "Helm
holds Genuine Preparation" jan91-dtwlw
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BURLINGTON, Jan 30-PM
ExGov. Grimes elected United States SEN
ator by the Iowa Legislature on the 18th
inst. Majority 81.
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STATE OF CoNNECTICUT,l Sc '
HARTFORD COUNTY,

Personally appeared C.. d. BOWERS, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
that the fores DING statement. by hm suh-cril ed. IL
fun and statement az the affairs of sgid
Company and xhibits Ear as can ne escerianed at
this date It's actual condition on the first DAY Ct jan
uary 1852.
Before nc, II. IT. BARBORN, Up.
Appcatians for Insurance nay te n ade to the IN.
dersigned, ALLEN T.. HALfECK, Age~t,
jan2dAw Evansville, Ana.
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w., THE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
49, Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis-
cousin money. Call in. noy3t n.
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w. SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New Or
49, leans wanted " the Savings Bank, First
street near Main. decl0.
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CINCINNATI Jan 30-P M--River has fallen
six inches since last evening. Weather
cloudy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
sFS~sC. inserton 20 cents per line three timesj
~ cents per line one week: discount on longer time.
Bran for sale-At 0cents per bushel, or - per
Ton. Also Flour at 81 10 per sack.
febl IGLEIIART BROTHERS.
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REMOVAL.

& MAS. LEIGH has removed his entire stosk ~
- Drucs, Medicines and Farcy Articles 10 his rev
s on Main street, one door above An rlath
ns store, where he will he glad 70 see his "a ,n.
aoaA' ian ll.lnl
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For any information o- through tickets apply
Cornpanys Transportation office, head OF Locust stree
JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent
~ Henderson Commercial. Nj. Nepnon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take Oh
former advertisement and copy. noVI3.a