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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Frederick W. seynosr.l
Vs. II TrunbcIi Com. Pleas

vs. IL TrurbcN CON. Plan
H0lcoub q Whlts.
By virtue OF = I'd aiiGs order Of sale. Issued cut OF fas
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trunball County, Ohss. Ia
me directed and delivered. ] have levied aps, asa
shall expose to public sale, at the door Of tks Gear
House in Warren, Truabuli County, ON
Saturday. the Sd day of September. 1853,
bstwsn the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. ana 4 N. the
following described Real Estse: 0ss undivided half
Of q Steam Saw Mil, with all Of the machinery. and
fixtures thereunto belonging. Also. ahouse aad hars,
together with the lot on which the above ~LuiidiREs
stand.
The above property 10 situate on Quinby Hill In
Warren township. and 10 known As saw mill lot. IuE-
chased OF samuel Qrinby for that purpose For furth>
er description, see Samuel Quinby's map Of eat Wzs-
rem. Appraised at $3.50. T~erms-Cash
A. b. LYMAN. shsrfr-
sherifs ofsce. Warren. August ,. Is59.-5w
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Gov. Chase.

That distinguished and eloquent champion
of freedom. Governor S. P. Chase will address
the people of Trumbull County, on the afternoon
of Tuesday the 18th inst. He viii speak at
Garfield, on the l4th.
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CHERRIES SALE.
ReujAmin C.znage * Eife) In Trumbull Common
vs. Pleas.
Thomas Dou-lass ct al

Thomas Douglass, eft. al
By virtue Of an Order of Sale in the above entitled
cause. issued out OF the Court of Common Pleas OF
Trumhull County. Ohio. and TO re directed and deliv
cred. | have levied on and shall expose to Public
Sale. at the door of the Court House in Warren, in
said County, on
Saturday. the 9th day of September, 1889,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ, and 4 o'clock
P. NJ, of said day, the following described Real Estate,
20 wit: s situate in The Incorporated Village Of Warren,
Trumbull County. Ohio. known as lots number two t)
three 81 and twenty three (23). IN large lot numher
sevehty-fv (15), bounded north on South Street, east
ny lots numbers foar ~ and twenIytwo l2s) in said
large lot seyenty-Gve C5). south on William Street,
and west 10y lands formerly owned by Daniel Gilbert
Appraised at nine buadrrd dollars. iS9OU.00)-
TERzs-Casho on the day OF sale.
A. 3. LYMAN. Sheriff.
snerin's ONCE. Warren, August "a. ie59.-5w
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July Appointments, 1853.
+. H. SANDS, NJ: d,
DATHOGENETIC & URIPATHIC

(oJ tAs firm 81 CLARK & Sands, Jcmesto<R, Psi
Graduate, in Is43, Of the College of PHYSICIANS and
Surgeons Of the City of New York, and fifteen years
erDerienss in tho t.satAsA. Of Acute @La chronio Die
eases-ten years in the City Of New York. Two years
experience in that immense hospital for the treatment
OF Diseases OF every grade and character,
THE CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About 1000 cases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment OF the PLY sicians
and Surgeons of this In stitution.
DR. lands was q pupil OF the late DR.. SEett, Pro-
lesser Of Diseases Of the Lungs TO the City Hospital,
and TO the University of the City Of New York: alse,
Student and Assistant Surgeon un,ler those great and
suee .ssful Surgeons, John Watson and 4. W. Stevens.
Of the City Hospital OF New York.
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WEST B~rDrosD. coshocton Co., Nav "a. 1857

WEST BEDFORD. Coshoeton Co., May Ia, 1857.
Mr.. II. b. KIsosLET, Sir:-I have been selling the
medicines Of the GraGenberg Company FOR the last ten
years. and have invariably fund Them TO give good
satisfaction; and the pills I have sold to . good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee, and with
ny trade they besome . staple article. MarshsIrs.
Uterine Catholicon 10 q medicine that has done a great
amount OF good in female diseases. One lady 7 sold IT,
TO told ne she had received more benefit from ole bs-
tie than she did from a long course OF medical .resE-
meni by the most skillful physicians
Yoars truly, JAMES WILSON.
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grateful.
MARY Z R0BINsoH.

For Sale by WOODS & PEW. Warren; J. II. C. JoEz-
son. Hartford: Esxas q sorLE, Newton Falls; 4.
J. C.JAcxsoS, Hubbard; @. 7. CrRTIs, Green; ii. BAR.
sARD. Kinsn4n; ANDREWS & BALDWIN,. Fowler 2.
WeLcorr. Pennington; and BY Medicine Dealers gen.
erSlly, throughout the State.
IL. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
July 6, 1857. Agent Tor ohis.
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MRS, 2op1NsoS's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, TrunbuII Co., May ISt, It53
This certi6es that / have been in very poor health
for years. and found lit Q or no relief after employing
a hunter Il physicians. Ny disease was P~rolapsis
Uteri. l had been reduced by that and Rlasr Aihas
until I had beooms liberated to . considerable extent.
By the advice OF Dr.. g. W. Bushnell. ! procured and
took ak bottles Of MarshaIls Uterine Cxtholieoa,
which enabled me to stend TO my husband in his last
sickness until he died, which vas about 9 year since.
I have taken three bottles since his death, which has
made me able to labor and support my family IL three
children. The Cathelieoa has nearly restored ms 70
health. Il 10 the only thing that has nitig gated my SAT-
feriHg. for which feel very grsiefui.
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Treasurer's Notice.
Presbytery of Trumbuu.

The next annual meeting of the Trumbul
Presbytery, will meet at Mecca on the 9th o
Sept, at . O'Clock P. N.
Y. BELTS. Stated Clerk.
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Observer.

received too late, Tuesday noon,) for
On in this paper.
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Larceny.

AeSuy
On last Thursday John Burnett. who was
imprisoned. on the charge of larceny was ad-
mitted to bail, by Judge Brown.
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er State to cut her soil, or exercise jurisdic-
tion in any shape within her borders. Com
misSioners, with plenipotentiary powers
were, therefore, appointed by both states, to
wit: W. Silliman, of GAINESVILLE, on the
part of Ohio, and jeremiah Sullivan, of
Madison, on the part of Indiana, by whom
a compact was agreed upon in October, 1929,
which after some delay on the part Of Ohio,
was ratified by both States-lndiana agree
ing to surrender to Ohio the land within her
territory, and Ohio stipulating to construct
the canal and guaranteeing its use to the
citizens Of Indiana oN the same terms as to
her own citizens. From this period, the
canal, though one work as respects its COM
mercial interests and bearings became sep-
arated into two divisions, as regards its f.
nances, construction and management. II
is to the Indiana division that the following
historical description chiefly refers.sGs I'D =
|. The portion of this land grant, falling 90
Indiana east of Tippecanoe river, amount
ed to 349, 261 acres as the selections were
finally made and approved. -'~--- --''
During the year 1880, the middle or sum-
NIT division of thirty. two miles, was located
and prepared for contract by Joseph Ridge
way, Jr, of Ohio, an engineer of experience
and skill, employed for this, purpose by the
canal commissioners. The actual construc-
ton of the work was not authorized until
the session of l83l-lS32, when law was
passed empowering the board of commits
sioners TO place the middle division under
contract, and creating board of fund COM
missioners, and authorizing loan of $500
900 on the credit oe the State. Jeremiah
Sullivan, Nicholas McCarty, and William C..
Linton joined the first board of fund COM
misSioners, whose organization took place
at indianapolis on the 2Sth February, 1882.
The board reported the entire Canal Fund
at that date to be S2S,65l, received from
the sale of canal lands. Jesse l.. Williams
was appointed chief engineer Of the canal
in the spring of 1882.
1t was in 1882 that the State of Indiana,
through her fund commissioners first pre-
s,nted her securities in financial circles
abroad. The caution of that primitive pc
riod, and their dread of foreign indebtedness
prevailing in the councils of the State, are
exemplifed in the smallness of the loan to
which the fund commissioners were limited.
For the payment of this loan, the lands
granted by the General Government were
pledged in addition to the faith of the
State-a pledge which the State, TO her
credit, has sacredly maintained, and pro-
yided for in the subsequent adjustment of
her State debt. The first loan made by the
State was an exchange for one hundred
thousand dollars Of six per cent. bonds,
which wers taken by the House of j. D..
Beers 4 Co., of New York, at a premium of
l3f per cent. "a si ss;,,sr...-., tt...r, ..-.
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From the Merchants and MdsaJactnrers' Journal. ]
To those of our readers who are subject
to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, or other Bilious and Nervous
attacks, we honestly recommend Leeds
Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures by
its use have come under our own observa-
ton that we know how excellent it is.
This Substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while it pos
sesses all the advantages of these medicines,
with none of their injurious effects. In a
pamphlet, before us, we find certificates
from all classes--the sailor, merchant and
invalid, which all bear testimony to its ex-
cellence. Let our readers send for a circu-
lar, or better, for half a dozen bottles, to
LEIGH & CARLsTADr, Evansville, Indiana
..-- '-r -H- .sa-i-l- fie.fl; d&w6m
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Ia Adcdace of Publication.

H
WORKS OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT IN INDI-
ANA-wABAsH AND ERIE CANAL.
The drainage OF the State OF Indiana, in
its general aspect, is from the northeast to
he south west. The leading feature, giving
character and direction to the whole system
of water COURSES, is the Wabash river
Taking its rise in the northeast, in the
vicinity of the boundary line between the
States OF Ohio and Indiana, this chief river
of the State finds its junction with the Ohio
in the extreme southwest, traversing in its
course distance of over 500 miles. With
its largest tributary, the White river, inter-
secting by its-two branches the central and
southern portions Ot the State, the Wabash
drains three-fourths Of the territory Of IN
diana. The near approach of some OF its
tributaries in their extreme sources to the
Ohio river, forms remarkable feature III
the topography Of the State. At one point
Madison water falling within three miles
of the Ohio, runs in the opposite direction,
! finding its way TO the distant Wabash
Indeed, the Bluffs of the Ohio above the
Falls, within few miles of the river, reach
the altitude corresponding generally with
the highest table land between this river
aud Lake Erie, which is found along the
east line of the State, near the sources of the
| White river and the Whitewater.
The influence of pervadin2 and con-
| trolling drainage like that of the Wabash
| Valley, in giving shape and direction to
works of Internal improvements, especially
30 long as water communication was the
end in view, will he apparent to the profes-
sional mind.
One Of the upper tributaries of the Wabash
( Little Riyer,l takes its rise in an extensive
marsh or depression, distant at its summit,
INIT four miles from the Maumee river at the
junction of the st. Marys aud little St.
Josepii's, once the site OF Fort Wayne, now
transformed 10y the magic touch OF Ameri-
can civilization and enterprise, from the
frontier military post, To the beautiful
young city bearing the same name. The
water shed or high table-land, dividing the
waters of Lake Erie from the draining into
the Ohio river, which on the route of the
Ohio Caual, near Akron, is elevated over 400
feet, and of the Miami Canal, 3S5 feet above
the Lake, is here depressed To 100 feet
rising again 20 $50 feet above the Lake
level, ut "a distance of % miles TO the north
west The marsh or valley, in which Little
river has its source, drains also to the Maui
. NEE, the low water OF which stream is here
OILY "a feel below this summit.
The idea of an artificial water communi-
cation connecting the Wabash and Maumee
rivers, through this remarkable depression
in the dividing highlands, was, no doubt, at
an early period, with more or less distinct
ness, in the mind of some of the intelligent
gentleman stationed at this government
out post. The early French traders, repre-
senting:an inferior civilization, had actually
used this route as channel of commerce
for one or two centuries before, in their
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IAOA o II * 81 ~ n IND RRTHEL
~ BOOK & STATIONERY STORE. a
Just received and for sale by the sub H3H
scriber, large aud splendid assortment ~
Of Books and Stationery, consisting in ~
part Of COO Reams Of Cap, Letter and -
Note Paper 500 Quires Of Blank Books, from 10c.
to sl.50 per quiSe; 10000 assorted Envelopes !;
Memorandum Books of all kinds also, large
sortment Of school Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold fens Of all
kinds Steel Pens Of every brand; Gold rnd Silver
Penholders and Pencils; Pocket Books and Port
monnais of every description Musical Instruments
u all kinds Sheet Suaic and Music Paper; Draw
ing Paper and Pictures Slatos and Peneils; Ink
and Inkstands (; aud many other articles too nu-
to mention, all Of which will be sold at tho
very lowest price for cash. j. uEABY,
Fosters Block, corner of Main aud First streets.
nugl4
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TO Printers. -r-,
IHvHE U.N.DERSIGJs.ED M.AI.E n
IL large amount of PRINTING MATERIAL,
which they will sell CHEAP FOR CASH. Il consists,


in part, of the following articles
400 ibs BREWER Type, Ht' i3
GOO 90 Bourgeois do,
800 % Nonpareii do,
lao s' Plea do,
- " 2-line Plea Clarendon,
so |" Nonpareil Clarendon, (for newspa-
--.... .., per display,) r.--- ....-. -...-.r
font 50-line Condensed Antique Wood Type,
Washington Super-royal Hand Press, iron roll
ing fixtures, &c.
I pair double medium, sndsa pairs super-royal
chases.
10 bottom news g1feys, f -. rf
news sticks, slice lgbBey. h L. rl..
ALSO A lot of iron foot and side sticks, job
chases, rules, leadsyefc.. r al ia. s... ~ .-
This material is7 some ofit-ss good as new, and
none Of il Ia intfcfi the worse for wear. i.i
For all sums $50, we will give a reasonable
credit, provided satisfactory paper he given MS.
Here is chance rarely met with for splendid
BARGAINS. We call the attention Of all Print
who may wish to increase their stock, start
new offices, to our Inducements. - .#5i. ...
Eor further particulars, address ......s.t .
CAMERON & McNEELY,
aug30- 3td<w t...f Indianspolis Ind.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
History Of the Wabash and Eric
Canal.

The American Raiiwdy RepieW--an excel
lent weekly paper, devoted to information
regarding Railroads and works Of internal
improvements-cont the following his
tory of our Canal, extracted from work
on American Engineering, 10y Col. Stuart,
which is now in the course fpublication
Extracts from Stunrt's American
Engineering,
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" H. COOK y SOJt.-"f SAY, JOHN,
A/0 what crowd is that near u. H. Cook Son -
CO. that is lot of customers going To and from Il.
III. Cook Son continually. am told they are
ceiying goods almost every day, and suppose
the crowd is greater than usual. 1t must be admit
ted that the great crowd you going to and from
H. III. Cook 4 Son is the best evidence in the world
that they have the largest and best assorted stock
in the city, and sell at very low prices but friend,
when you go there to trade, always take the cash,
for cash on the nail is their motto. 1 must say,
before commenced dealing there had hard work
to get along, but since commenced getting my
supplies of u. I'll. Cook & Son, am getting rich."
"That is sufficient, John am convinced, and am
going TO give them a trial" "And my word for it,
if you do, You will trade anywhere else for
what you want in their line." jylS
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Evansville Commercial COlleg,

FISHER & B0LUSS,
DR1SS F0U.N'DERS, Rx.S1SARks,
ID Steam Pipe and Gas Filters, corner Of Pine
and First streets, Evansville, Indiana. Respectfully
the public that any orders entrusted to their
charge in the above branches of business, will be
executed With prOmptness, aud i'm the first style of
workmanship.
A variety of Brass work constantly ON hand and
manufscturedt rider. Strict attention paid to Lo-
comotive and Distiilery work. Steam Gauges, Gas
and Steam Pipes always ready.
Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Cop
per- Brass aud Zinc. decl3-lyd
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J. $ : : : s :
iT.C COL Isl iOOl 25 l5oI rs
2 Ds5.. I 70 y l5t So. sol 2 q 70
5 Bsy.. col sol l7Sl 225 z7s . sS
Dsr. IS sOl So Isl us IS
s Dus'. 1901 2iol sol SO io = 10
1 We.E. 4 sol 2 25I oOl 375l SO 3
W"E.I SOL sT5i COL IS 80 SO
5 Rt-Es 90 4 sol 6ol 80 500 10 10
No. a OOI 9 col 500 10 90 IL % "a ~
Mos 8 90 IS II 50 Is IS Is 70 Is rs
5 Mo- / = SO II Is Is 90 Is rs 2z SO ~ %
4 4Mo',. 8 80 IL rs II 90 q IS 25 50 ~ IS
Mo'.. 10 90 Is % % % IS 90 ~ "a - 20
. alO's. Is 90 ls 50 20 % 81 so - Q" ~ $"
IL Bto's Is 90 % SO 30 30 81 so IS oo 5Z So
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o-L virtue of an order of the Court Of Common
Pleas of yanderburgh county. Indiana, viii sell,
at the Court House door in Evansville, on the Sd
day of September, A. ID. 1885, at two o'clock p. NJ,
Lots 10 and ii, Block lJ0, in Lamasco called, in
Vanderburgh county, Indiana, being the real estate
of Jacob Esponchcid, deceased. % ~ gyEa i.
Terms of sale, one-third cash, one-third in six
and one- third In twelve months, with interest and
approved security. F.-F BALLARD SMITH, ..
jy23-1td64tw Adm of Jacob Esponcheid's Est.
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" Cedar Tubs, Cedar Bacfets, Cedar Churns
Pine Tubs, Churns, Buckets, Well Buckets, Horse
Buckets, Oak Stable Buckets, Cedar and Pine do
Flour Cans, Sugar Cans, Butter Buckets, Market
Baskets, Clothes do, Feed do. Large assortment
of Fancy Baskets, Cedar Fawcets, Lemon Squeezers,
Potato Washers, Beef Mauis, Rolling Pins, Clothes
Pins, sawed aud spring; Halt Bushel, Peck, Half
Peck, and Quarter Peck Measures; Yankee Peck
and Half do, combined, Towel Roais, Knife Boxes
and Baskets, dc, &c. For sale at
aug6 Z. H. COOK SONS.
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DVEs - 66,D TxsyH GAVAsNSsA .
1V 50 gross Clothes Pins, ass'd spring q sawed,
doz ass'd brass-bound Cedar Buckets, -E f"
2 doz do do do Churns, ,r
9 doz do Iron hound do do,
70 nests ass'd Cedar Wash Tubs, from 3. g F.
in nest,
% nests Murdocks best Can Pals, -sil
5doz assd Iron bound Cedar Buckets,
2 doz extra heavy Oak Horse do,
20 nests Bail Boxes, -t.| ...l ID % tsr.
% nests ass'd and in aest German Mar
ket Baskets, ---- -.r. -l l. .--utl
6 doz assd covered Market Baskets, f..i..
doz ass'd Clothes Baskets.
The above goods are now received in fine order, i
and for sale very low at T. III. COOK & SONS.
N,UNDRIES-American States,
~ Oval School do articles, .N
Slate aud Cedar Pencils, 81.
Percussion Caps g kinds) -
-. Butcher Knives and Steels, All -.. -r..
Carving do
Backing, (Butler's brand, .| O. I.r4
- Locks and Latches, Eastern prices)
Butts and Screws,
Tacks and Sparables, 81. -.... ..F sffrs
Curry Combs and Horse Cards,
Augers and Gimblets
Pocket Books and Portmonaies,
Needles (Sew'g, Knit'g, Dsng & Sc k'e1
Pocket Combs and Thimbles, irHl 1.-dH
German and French Harps,
Japanned Tnware, full assortment. 1i .H
In short, everything usually kept by Hardware
men, at Cincinnati prices. G. \. WELLS,
dec7 No. Il First street, F
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NU.N.DRLES-
~ 30 bushels fresh Corn Meal, -
3 tons No. Country Bran, ...-s.
100 sacks Extra Family Flour,
100 bushels good large Neshanocks, H q.
I so do choice Onions, .. o.. .r. 81.
3 bbls st. Louis Golden Syrup,
/ 1000 sugar -cured Hams, ..e#...I-
600 bs prime Leaf Lard.
Just received and for sale at -l.t lHtf
. augl3 VICKERY BROS 82 Main At
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II ". NU q NE q,

~ % IMPORTER.-"Smaii
Profits and Quick Sales is the
motto ut J. w. HUGHES S9x
Wholesale Queensware store,
No. Is Main street, Evans <7I0A99V
vile, Indiana. !
l30 crates English Queens
ware just received from the
English Potteries, for sals low. V.l66VS6V
47O pkgs Glassware, u little
below the market price. For sale by HUGHES.
l72 boxes Looking Glasses, warranted to reflect
Pretty Picture. For sale by j. W. HUGHES
Cash and prompt customers only desirable
ap2 j. w. HUGHES, Is Main street.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

ALLEN G: hAELocK,
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsrER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIc.
lie continues to issue Policies from several First
Class and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Ini.sd and Fire Risks. lie will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment Of Losses
u every description under policies from other
agencies and attend to the settlement ot all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in
terested. His long experience INsURAScR
AFESr, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
80 O1ice. Marble Hall Building, No. Main st.
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r OOf MEiA-kR.AD TMfs.
LII you want 10 got good Hay.
H you want t. get good Corn,
ff you want to get good Oats,
IL you want to get good Bran,
IL you want to get good Crushed Feed,
II you want to get good Chicken Feed,
IL yon want to get good Corn Meal,
n you want to get good Timothy seed,
IL you want to get good Grass Seeds Of any aud
every kind, call at RUSfoNS Feed and Seed Store,
under the Telegraph Once, where ycn can be
evnamodated A. cheap a. the cheapest, and good
the best delivered In any part of the city free Of
drsyage. Recolleet, at RUS1ON'S, ON Water street.
Just received, my fret shipment by Canal, 100
tons VI nrst- rate now Timothy Hay, sad for sale
cheap. Isept2sl X. s. Il.
1CST A6CAIt.kD, EXP ARSSL1'
- POR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
"a easks Dupey COS Brandy, "lsIs"
81 Osbernes old Port Wine. f.f
Old Madeira
sH Pale Sherry
50 boxes superior Claret
pipe Pure Holland Gin
pnnchson OF fine Jamaica Rum of lisa
casks Genuine Barclay a Perkins Porter
In pints and quarts.
casks Genuine Scotch Afe-UMuirs' s. ..-
In pints and quarts.
20 baskets Hsidsicks Sparkling Champagne.
The above articles guarantees to be in every 10
spect as described. ALLIs HOWEs
mya Water street
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RsN,sy.r y.rEg.N,xR.s,HEE.MEs,;sr-

HA8JyrR B.S LUyS.hR.N,HRE.MER - r
AItorneys at law, Hotsries Public and Reai rs
ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
VIAL practice law in the Courts Of this state
sill attend 10 the collection Of claims in any part of
she United States win buy and sell real estate IN the
sty Of Evansville, I'm vanderburgh and adjoining
aud In the West generally and will perform
any other duties pertaining 20 Attorneys or Real
Estats Agents. Lots and farras always Fur sale
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He-ofice ON Third street, opposite the Court
house, In the rooms formerly occupied by the late
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