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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVlNG ronted my Farm for n term OF years,
III VIII sell at public sale, at tho Farm ] Il miles
Southeast Of Lancaster, and known the Nathaniel
Redd Farm,
On saturday, March 70, 1s50S
The following property. to-wit: Farm Mares, two
two-yoar old Colts, head 0f3 year old Steers,
head Of cows, one now FRESH
10 head Of Young HOGS, hne sow large,
2two-horso Wagons, low wheel Wagon. new
9doubie sets Stage Harness, 2 Carts with Harness
Wheat Drill, improved Grass Seed sower attached
3two'horse Ploughs. scraper, Q Shovel Plows
Corn Coyeter, culdvators, large Harrow new
Tanning Mill, ! Cutting Box
10 Tons besl quality Timothy HAY -r.r
3 Cradles, Forks, Log chains, &c.
credit Of six months will be given on an sums
over three dollars, BY the purchaser giving with
approved security. THOMAS STURGEON
March ,, I95g--3w44
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-03

EEBy the recent census in louisiana
it appsars that the population OF that
State has only increased ll2.1l4 during
the past eight years.
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Notice.

FoRWARN all persons from trusting my wifo
ELIZABETH on my account, as sho has lefI my
bod and board without Just or thore
fore am determined not TO pay any debts OF her con-
tracing. DANIEL WELSIII MRR
March ,, ls5o-3w44+
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Debate in the Senate,

o. fis Prssid, nf's PsfiGiOa 10 b mode
s'aior--R. a.arks Of Ssnators Sssearl,
Fssssaita. DOsylos and Dazzle.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERsii MOTHERsIl

Don'tfail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sv .
,up lot Ohidren Teething II has no equal on earth
greaty facilitates the process ofteehng by s0tenS
ing lhe guns, reducing all indammaii66N sllat
qp9nt mothers, II will give rest 10 yourselves and
all cases. sA'o ~
This valuable preparation the preseription Of opA
oithe most experienced and skilifu female Pbysil
iqns IN New England, and has bsen used with
failing success in millions OF cases.
we believe mis- the best and surest reuedv- I'm tha
IN all cases OF Dysentery and Diarrhoa in child
u, M y. whether II arsos from teething or nom anf
II Iie and health can be estimated By dollars ana
cents, II Is wbfth its weight III gold. -. ~
Millions Of bottles are sold every year In the UniteR
States. It's an old and wei tried remedy
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
u ~ ,INone genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
%PERklNS, New York. Is on the outside wra mar
sold by Druggists throughout to world and r..
Juue 10, 1s5s-Gtf D"''."''eh on'o'
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cTS5O00 Agents Wah ted--To sell fotir now
Inventions. Agents have made over S25, 900 on
one,--better than all other similar agencies Send
lour stamps and get Sc pages particular gratis.
March ., ,1s59--Gm4i
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@ A man had better advertise himself
than wait and let the sheriff do il foF
him.
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;, ChiIis and F6ver!-one Oftke srentcst RENE:
dies that has ever been laid before the iube for Ne
yer and Ague, and which have received The highest
eneominms e. from The press and the people, Is DR. j.
would endure the tortures from this terrible disease
when u can be so easily curodf Who would SnSufo
nateiy, when remedy can be obtained for n q "a
rifheI And Jet how many families linger out pains
u under this deadly blight and do nothing
heir daily mails and yet tboy are not Ielieved None
put me foolish and weak would hesitate 10 procure
agony. s1 = n, * rO'' -"'o"'o
Sold by druggists abd deaers generally,
IFSee edvertlsohieht N ah6iher eoldfhh im1i
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Estate Of KimtboIl ITnlt.

NT0TICE ishcreby given, that the undersigned has
IN been duty appointed Rxecntor Of the Estate OF
kiMBALL HALL,i deceased, late Of Fairfield County,
Ohio. All persons having claims against said Estate
VIII gfesentthem for settlement, legally authenticats
ed within one year-and all those indebted will make
imE'ediate payment. JOHN Williams. Z
Lancaster, January 10, ls5g--swD
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n-PIOOO Agents Wanted---For particulars
send stamps. g. p. WHITTEN, Lowell Mass
March 3, ,Is50--6m44
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-06
Special Notices.
HoIfopnv,s Ofnfment 4.

HoIfosO@y's Ofafmsnf d a magic balm.
for sore breast, sore legs, and old wounds, even
those that HAYS deied all other applications for
series of years Thousands of certificates its
almost miraculous doings in the hospitals both Of
the old and the new world. Sold at the manu-
factory. No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
Druggists, at DC, G:ic., and 81 per pot. apt
TAs success sohfeh affe.ds fhs Mse of
Dr.. J. Hostetter's Celebrated STOMACH BITTERs
eyinees at its virtues in all of debility
and disease of the stomach. Certificates, almost
without number, have been published, atesting its
almost miraculous power in removing those pain
ful and fearful diseases. And at this time il seems
idle to do more than call attention to the great
remedy of the ags, in order to awaken public atten-
ton to its excellence 1t is the only preparation Of
the kind that is reliable all cases. and it is there
fore worthy OF the consideration of the afflicted
The Bitters pleasant to the taste. agreeable in
their eftects and altogether valuable as a tonic CT
remedy for Indigestion.
ncr tot sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. atsS
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, April 5--M 3
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says Runnels, the newly
appointed Consul to San Juan del Sur, Mic
aragua, left here to-day with dispatches for
Gen. Lamar, and alse to Commodore Me-
Cleary, of the Home Squadron, and to Com
modore Long, of the Pacific Squadron, who
will go out in to-morrow's steamer for New
York.
These dispatches are understood to be of
Il percmptory character, and will show to
the government of Nicaragua that the Uni
ted States will no longer submit to their
double dealing policy. E3
If Sir William Gore 0usley has been weak
enough as is feared, to be influenced by Mr.
Manning, he will prove himself unit for the
important task he undertook, and ought 10
be Immediately recalled by the govern
ment. i-t
Great activity prevails in our eavy yards,
in getting vessels ready for immediate SER
vice. Ten have been ordered to get ready
for sea Immediately.
.a- - WAsHIXGToN, April 5--M
But one additional juror was chosen, to-
day. on the Siekles case. The disqualified
tons were generally on the ground of hav-
ing formed opinions from the newspapers
or from conversations with witnesses.
The crier opened the court at twenty
minutes past ten. Some time elapsed before
the prisoner was broughtin The five jur-
ors who were selected Yesterday, were called,
and answered tho teir names
The remaining twenty-five talesmen
were called, but only two were selected
and sworn in. These make in all eight
| jurors.
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BLAoKwooD for March, has been sent u )
by the Publishers, Leonard Scott & Co, and
it contains an unusually inviting table of
contents Now, we would suggest, is fi,-
vorabie time to commencement subscriptions,
and cur friend: should avail themselves of
it. For the benefit f those who may desire
to subscribe for some of the Reviews or
Blackwood, we will mention the following
terms; for any one OF the four Reviews
SO 90 per annum; for any two of the four
Reviews. So 90; for any three of the four
Reviews, ST 90; for all tour Of the Reviews,
So 90; for Blackwood's Magazine, SO 90 (;
for Backwood and one Review, IS 90; for
Black wood and two Reviews, ST 90; for
Blackwood aud three Reviews, So 90; fur
Blackwood and the four Reviews, $40 CO.
Money current in the State where issued
will be received at par.
Remittances should always be addressed
to the publishers, SEQ
LEONARD ScoTT & Co,
ngaa No. "a Gold Street, New FORK
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NEN YoRK. ApriI 3.
BY THE Y. q W. LINE.

NEW YORK, April 5-M
The steamship New York, from South
ampton, with dates to the 23d ult., has ar
rived. -sE s0s.ZwN. a. e.h.gEwe 7FsE
It has been determined to hold peace
congress for the settlement of Italian af-
fairs. $50
Consols had advanced TO 96s@964.
.7a E. LIVERPOOL, March 20.
The sales of cotton for the past two days
have been $4,000 bales, including 3,000
bales for export and 1000 bales to specula-
tors. The American advices, and the pacific
aspect of continental affairs, had carried an
advance of / l6d@4d. New Orleans mid
dlings are quoted at 7 I'D. The breadstuff
market is quiet There has not been a reg
ular market since the sailing of the Persia.
Provisions dull. E ss& s4fs-FsAta ~
A large meeting of workmen had been
held at Hyde Park to oppose the Reform
Bill.
The Neapolitan exiles had arrived at Bris-
toll. They were received by gathering
Of at least 10000 persons, who had col
lected on quays in the vicinity of the land
ing, . 2A so ia - : a E
A Paris correspondent of the London
Press states that the Emperor, having been
tria, now desires to recede, by diplomatic
help, from his aggressive attitude.
Another letter says that Austria and
France appear more inclined towards pa
ci6c solution of Italian affAirs. 1t is certain
that the Austrian force in Lombardy is more
imposing than was supposed.
The Vienna correspondent says that there
is no danger that it will be diminished for
the present.
Teleeraphic dispatches from Paris say
that the five powers have agreed to the as
sembling of a European Congress; but the
basis and the extent of dispatches are not
settled esaaa 81 af'' 1aa $50 H
Hague, London and Berlin are mentioned
as likely places for this Congress. Peaceful
reports express an opinion that it is doubt
full whether the Congress will be convoked.
The export of arms, gunpowder and sui
phur from Austria to the Italian State, lis
prohibited. --7-s5s
The London Morning. Herald says France
intends to protest against the Notifications at
| Plancensea.
Cardinal Antonelli had again requested
| the immediate evacuation of Rome by the
French troops.
The London Daily Neacs says that thelast
Austrian circular is reported to have been
written by Prince Metlenuch in the British
| House of Commons.
The London Times city article says that
the announcement of the contemplated con-
gress caused an improvement in the funds,
which would have been greater but for the
| fact that the Paris Bourse had not yet shown
any decided recovery of confidence.
! LONDON, March 81.
Corn advanced Is. Advices from Aus
tralia, one week later have been received
The mines continue to be prosperous.
INDIA-The advices by the Bombay mail
of the 18th of February, had been tele-
graphed to London. The insurgents, under
Rebilas had been dispersed by the English,
and the. forts captured without blow.
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aeg- California is "eoing ahead like

gsEH California is "going ahead like a
steamboat" The increase in horses during
period of two years is IA, 900, and in cat
tie I20, 0O0 The exports of hides during
the past year amounted 10 S5l6,T l2. The
quantity of land cultivated in 1856 was
81 1868 acres; in 1853, 1874; being an
increase OF 244.79l acres. This is exclu-
sive of land fenced in for grazing purposes.
The crop of wheat for the year 1858 is set
down at }, 568, 669 bushels; and that of bur
ley at 5,3S2,7l7. This is 2l8.79s more
bushels of barley thanthe amount raised in
the whole Union in 1850, according to the
| census. -+ts .sr
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n@- We notice Judge Foster is out to-
day with his subscription for canal stock
above Main street We are glad to see that
fie Judge takes his defeat for the Council
SO well, and goes into the good work with
his usual public spirit. We see our citizens
are coming up to the work liberally Six
Of them have already subscribed 5000, as
follows: Robert Barnes, $500; P. G. ORR
ley, $500; Geo. Foster & Co., $500; N. A
Lawrerce, $5ooi Igleheart Bros, $500;
John Ingle, jr., $500.
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ARRIVALS AND pEPARTUREs-FRoM ocI0rK MONDAY
"A "A RTIL O'CLOCK TUESDAY. M#
sontherner, Memphis to Louisville
49,. Time Tenn. River to do.
- Silver Wave, st. Louis to Pittsburg.
49, Progress, Wabash to Cincinnati
Altamont, Wheeling to ST. Louis.
Moses Mcclellan, Louisville to Memphis
. Charley Bowen, Evansville to Cairo
Adriatic, Pittsburg to ST. Louis
Union, Evansville to Bowling Green
Republic, Louisville TO New 0re ms.
DIR. Kane, st. Louis to Pittsburg.
The weather continued cold yesterday,
and cloudy. No business of importance was
transacted on the levee. Freights very
scarce and low.
The great Republic came down in the
evening.
Our thanks are rendered to the gentle
manly clerks of the Southerner, for late
Memphis papers; also TO the Charley Bowen,
for manifest and memorandum, which is rs
follows: L
horse reapers, j. s. Mitchell; horses
and bag sundries, s. Myers; 1905 sacks
corn, IA bales ~furs, and bales skins, A
Iowenthal K Co.; 3 bhls merchandise and
! trunk, Reiser & Mott; 26 sacks wheat
Igleheart & Bros; i Z sacks meal and bbls
do, p Hornbrook &c bbls. potatoes, u W
Armstrong; 80 dry hides and 3 bbls tallow
= a. Gumbcrts; 81 sacks wheat and bbls. do
owner ON board; $50 bbls. potatoes and 3:
sacks do, owner on board; 20 sacks potatoes
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-. RA. Mr.. Baker, We have no doubt, feels
highly complimented by the large vote he
s,rve great credit for their efficient efforts in
his behalf
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nN. We call attention to the card of Mr.
w. A. Dougherty, Commission Merchant in
New Orleans. This gentleman is highly
recommended by those who have had any
Business with him, and we are authorized TO
say that any consignments entrusted to him
will meet with prompt attention.
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Receipts by RAILROAD.

a April 8, 1850.
box Of trees, boxes clocks, p G.. OKiley &
Co. l oae-horse buggy, C.. G. Pritchet; horse,
Mr.. Fitch; u empty half bairels, Cock q Rice 10
bundles gas pipes, Fisher & Boluss matches,
II. Cook Son . bNs mdse-, Mr.. Mannaman /;
lDl bushels wheat, Igehesrt Bros ; bundle trees.
thas. yiele Il bills -four, John Ivihson z cases,
I. A. Crane ] barrel, , boxes, hnndlc bureau,
A. Msrsenna l box drugs, +. w. Sawyer; so bun
dies spokes, 20 bubbles bows, e. Babcoek case
goods, Shsnklin Reilly 5 sacks feather, II dry
hides bundles measures, Geo Foster & Co. IS bbls
eggs, Geo. Miller; 265 bushels ear corn, Renner &
Son. A L. SHRADEIt, Agent
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O. WANTED A gentleman iesirous of locat-
ing, permanently, in our city, wishes to pur
wanting to dispose of such property win
please leave word at this Office f.a ,aa-sf
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ns9 The rogues of st. Louis have been,
for some time, busily engaged in stealing the
lead sheetiag and copper pipes and drains
off the houses. They ascend to the highest
roofs and strip them of these articles, and
carry them of, without being caught.
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HS Considerable anxiety was manifest
ed,yesterday, by Mr.. Hornbrook's friends, an
tieipating his defeat. Wears happy to as
sure them, however, that AIR. Hornbrook,
for all practicable purposes, has majority
as sufficient as if it were thousand
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BkNr very interesting series of meetings
10 now in progress at the Ingle Street NJ E,
Church. We learn that much interest is
being manifested and that several have con-
nected themselves with the Church. The
altar of Prayer has been crowded with peni-
tents inqniring the way of salvation, and
who seem DESTROYS of changing their manner
. of life. Sass ,e tss.Fsna
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neA., Go to the residence of j. Turnock
g. Son, No. Al Chestnut street. between Sec
ond and Third, and see their selected stock of
wall paper, curtains, window shades, and
hangings. ET3" "a
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esE| The Eaqu:rer's despatch of yester
day says the Opposition succeeded in Gin
cinnati by an average majority of 10000
That was beating the Democracy rather too
: bad we think. Perhaps 1000 would do
better ts.ts..-. -. ...s.. t=...-...E- ..t+
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hA- The number of marriage licenses is
sued last week, in Cincinnati, was fifty -one
which is al increase of twenty over the
number issued the previous week.
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nsA- The Century" still comes to us
laden with valuable information and litera-
ny miscellany. When once its merite are
known, il becomes an actual necessity, and
we wonder how any household can do with
out it, -s- sr..s-t-.4 $%t
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Local and Miscellaneous.

DeH Yesterday was another cold day
We believe the fruit is yet iuninjured. The
wind OF Monday evening prevented frost,
and thus preserved it. -. sissy sf1a e
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ga. One of the parties concerned in the
fracas at the Lamasco Poll on Monday eve
ming was on trial yesterday He had able
Ter, Johnson, aud DENLY. Mr.. Seymour
conducted the prosecution. The trial will
be continued this morning.
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New HAVEN, April 5-r

New HAVEN, April 5-P
The Republicans have elected the four
members OF Congress and the whole State
ticket, aud 81 majority of 20 in both Houses
of the Legislature.
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CINCINNATI, April IN

Weather cool and clear. Some snow this
morning. Hard frost last night. II is gen.
orally feared the fruit is badly injured. the
river fell six inches in the last twenty -four
hours -
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CLEVELAND April 5--M
Centre, Republican, elected Mayor yester-
day The entire Republican ticket elected.
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River feet inch by the pier mark and
falling Weather cloudy and windy. Ar
rived, Lebanon and j. W. Hailman Depart
ed, James Wood, for st. Louis.
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LousytLLE Anril r.

River about stationary, with 5 feet in
ches in the pass for steamboats,. scant 6 feet
6 inches in the canal. Weather cloudy
Showing slightly
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Ra5" DR.. Nehemiah Cutter, well known
for his successful treatlnent of the insane,
died at Pepperell, Massachusetts,, ON the 5th
instant. -'.si.3 7-t-ss ..-
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VIl'NIN-NhIIi
The whole opposition city ticket elected
yesterday by an average majority OF 900.
Couneil--ten Opposition to six Democrats.
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Ths Ersneh POsOders.--1Hsse POsoders
are a NEyER-FAILING REMEDY in DYsPEP-
STA.
$50 Prics 81 por bottle.
With confidence founded on experience, offer
the Fxsscm PowDERs to the afflicted, asking but a
fair trial, rs a proof of its virtue.
Prepared only By JssR. M0NRO =, and sold
wholesalo and retail by DIR. r.. EASTERLY,
8 n corner Third and Chestnut sta, 81. Louis.
sTODDARD 4 THOMPSON, Aa.,,s
+. W SAWYER.
5EyAssyuIs Indiana 17-' dec20-d6w3m
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CoAIas

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal in quantities of. not less than 20 bushels, de-
vered amy part Of the city, at 10 per bash
at the pit, 8 cents JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager
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ALBANY, Y Y, April 5-PM
The Personal Liberty Bill WAS defeated
in the House to-day.
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all it has ever been found to do. ~
Ayers Cathartie Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIvB
-. MEDICINE.
FOR COSTIVENESS; -
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
r ron rur F9 SRI5 J a IN ,,sm,ou
FOR THE CURE OF DYsENTERY;
.g555 FOR FOUL STOMACH;
FOR THE CURE OF ERYSIPELAS;
+. FOR THE PILES; E., ~
49, FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA; ~
FOR ALL SCR0FULOUS COMPLAINTS;
ga g FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM;
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN; %
FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT,
FOR DROPSY: .
SALT RHEUM; r- st.4.I1 stH
.saxt s4 xfE FOR WORMS; -frf
FOR THE CURE OF GOVT;
-azs z FOR A DINNER PILL; IN go
FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA; ~
ts@ FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
They are sugar coated, that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly and they the best
aperent in the world for all the purposes of fami-
Price Is cents per box: Six Boxes for $500. %
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the in
sertion of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they are
given; with also full descriptions of the above
piainss and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure. .
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other Preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYERS, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it. zae's E9r H
EEo- Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER d CO., Lowell,
Massachusetts.
Sold by KELLER WHITE, Evansville. and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try. aafss *+ Inar23-d&weow
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II II. CRAVE, FOE Y:ERDx.N.sg
He AND H
Commission Merchant,

ectzI-ly .Faastal 81 eas.s .ss.ses
ECsTOR.aGE W.a.V-TED.--We are prepared
~ to store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
Quantity of Grain, Produce, Merchandise, on the
most liberal terms. .'--.--s.. ii'- = i'ia2
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care win be taken of Household Furniture, Agri-
cultural Implements and all kinds OF Goods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates.
by the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and
w. and L. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railsoad. Apply to Asllti
APPS GEO. FOSTER & CO.
TOH.Nr o. .MIT(HELL n co., Re
e. CEIyING, FORWARDING AND C0MhIIs-
SION MERCHANTS, 80 sEsF
Water street, between Main and Locust.
5.tlsEET EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Particular attention given TO the forwarding of
general Merchandise and Produce. by River, Canal,
Railroad. -1-w b s-5s augl4-6m
+ NkAJN:4L ST0R.a GE.--I have a large dou-
~ BILE Warehouse at the Canal Basin, capable of
storing any amount of produce, which will be re-
ceived stored taken of and held subject to the
owners orders most reasonable terms. -E
p. G. o'RuEY.