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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17

~ HUM Ell IENS BIZ fTIHS'--T Vrs0HS uu'
Naacei in lie, aud feeling the hand Of time weighing
heavily upon them. with ul! i's a,teniau: Ill. will find in the
use of pr. J llOSrETrERS Celebrated STOMACH
HITrEl.S. an elixir tina: will inStil new life INTO their veins:
restore, III ; measure, the ard0r and energy Of more youth
full lays, build up their shrunsen forl-. s.h give health
and yisoT 10 thar remaining years. lhosc who are In the
least afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague. Lanruor, Nausea. or
any other Troublesome auI dangerous disease, arising from
a diSorierrd system, should no; hesiiaie;o avail :hepi.-lve,
of The benefit derived from this great remedy.
For sale hy Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
June 6-.E
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W,.mNGrnx. Arril Nnv. n. i>.s.

w,sUxGrnS, April Nov. Il, is.
W., The undersigned. havin: mad" = arcfileNaiaina'ion
of samples Of Pike. Pure Ohio CItiwba Brandy hereby re.
commend Il cordially 10 ;hr public a. \ tio.: excellent aFii-
cr, worthy of notice and well adapted 10 medicinal u'c-
where = superior AMI genuine brandy Il rciEr"t.
COiNEI.IrS BOYLE, ". d.,
g.. J. SEMNls. VI. u.
For sale by ". PETERSON, Wholesale Druggist, Il
Main 81, Sole A:rGi for Richmond, Va.
An-iIl LII nIrn
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~MnS. wINsLOw, an c>pyri,

- MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
ami female physician. has 4 Soothing syrup for chill.
drca trc,hi.-. which ccatly facilitates ;c PROCESS Of
ie-,iing b. so:;eniug the suias reducing al. Inflammation
will ai.Ay AL pain ani is sure 10 regulate the bowels. De.
pend upon il, mothers, Il will give rest To- your-elve-. and
relic. and health 10 your Infants. Perfectly safe In AL
cases. see advertisement In another column.
May ~30-!Scly
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BlOoMINeDAlE FOR SALE.

!, olouUItNuuhLE run CHtcs
not valuable and desirable farm was advertised
y log s1i' some years since. hut The sale was then
!Now offer i again for SAFE. Il contains, by
I've. and plat. 80, acres The soil j. Of the
.. '-F being Of a dr-l, red color, With a considerable
." %. Chocolate gravel.
: are now veil taken In Clover, two mr.. in Corn,
''.,S, ~-i!,aken ia Graz. The lenciDc i, ia good
HE place Il perfectly healthy and well waiered.
= '"r'"c:. There j. Ola The farm a nice two
az; house. well calculated for IA small family,
- h.icca years az, and nos Ia good repair.
i 0eag'i!ui cInin.ncr. about midway between
Aun River, which i tue boundary On the
lie 90 IA. farm ant Blu Run. Together with
- 'siaon.rs. There are Fruit Trees Of good
e4' nD' On a Large scale. The Woodland on
. Considered sufficient. but il the purchaser
.T'"i'e, nr~atis Of thirty acre. can I've obfainr, Of
",a t'tnh-red. within two miles @: The farm,
."'m.'"d road. and upwards Of Twenty Acre,
- mountain LAID, three miles o!, Ola she same
~ Orange county, near The Liberty Mill.
'"'m I"rdonsyiie, the Junction Of The Central
9 arg" AID N"Nandria Railroads. and siN miles
, u. where there j., Il depot OF the Orange,
r. s4hlr' Railroad. Tie ma~cadamized and plank
af'r-h ihc Land, one going TO GordoisyilIe.
~ M" Court House, hut they are not iajIriou, 10
NE re.aFrangement of,he fields.
p f, at private sale. unit! the 18th day Of Angus,
= "sh "a! ~ not previously sold. OF which due po-
tH"'l i will be offered TO ;he hirhes, bidder, at
=, Ion IN The premises.
= n''eour' who resides on the land. will take pleas.
"1 'e land shown 10 ANY one desirous Of seeing
-. !. Vsee' i Somerset, Orange county Va.
FRANCES T. BARBOUR.
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Sparta ACADEMY LOTTERY,

OIdio3 IN .. oOS.
Draws Wednesday,. June 30, 1859.
ON TWE 7UREE MEMBER PL.lN.
IS Numbers lie Drawn Ballots.
NEARLY nNE PRIZE To EVERY TWO TICKETS.
ONE GRAND PRIZE OF THIRTY SIX THOUSAND poi.
irite Of 1910 Pre- Of *:,@o
Irkts "i 1850 - Prize, e: lao
. Prize 81 -,"" i@n Prize. "f aJ
Sc, ~. &C., Sc.
.'.-!! PRIZES AMOUNTING tn t;i%l:r.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves .; Quarters , ~.
Ia or'l-rin: iicgeis "r certificates. rnclo.- the money to
oar address for the tickets ordered, on RECEIPT Of Which
they viii lie forwarded by first mail.
The lot Of drawn number, and prize viii .c sen, TO Dur.
ch..cr- Immediately afr-rth c drawing.
Purchases viii please write their signatures plain, and
give i.cr Post U.cr, County and State.
All prizes Of - .n"p and under paid Immediately an-r Ike
ira"ing-oiher prize. atthc usual tim. o! forty days.
S"Ifcs IL CpErt>roSpRNr s-Tho wlo prefer not seaL-
ing money by mail. can Use
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LOTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY e. cos
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES
CHARTERED ~ TIE STATE OF GEOlGIA.)
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS!

TICKETS ONLY $40.
OCD Edo & CO, MANAGERS,
SUCCESSORS 10 :. SWAN & Gu.
TsN!lF following Scheme will be drawn by woop, EppY 1
L Co, Managers ofihe Sparta Academy Lottery, In each
q; their Single Number Lotteries FOR JrxE, 1859, ut Ardrs
II, "a, in l.Hoi.., unle7 ih- superintendent Of Commits.
sioner..
Class y" Draws Saturday, June +, 1859.
Class ~ Draws Saturday, june II, 1861.
'lass ~ Draws Saturday, June Is, 1859.
Class ~ Draws Saturday, June 81, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETS!
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FlNE'PRlZES
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1.-THE GREAT HEALTH RESTO.

REG.-A VALUABLE SPRlSG AND SKINNER MEDIcISB-TllE
LIFE OF TIE FLESH Is ~ iiiE BloOp.-Wh-nth the blood
becomes vi,ia;ed, Impure or too weak, the flesh loses is
vitality, the >Lja hccoiurs yellow ald pslii, the liver dIsor.
d-.rd. dyspepsia and Indigestion follow, the spirits droop.
Nervousness commences. ami life becomes a burden
iAHrSlIOlNES HEALTH lESrORk., OR SAlSAPA-
EiLL.A CORDIAL, acts upon she Stood. Liver. stomach and
Bowels. inparting new rigor and tone 10 q constitution i'm.
paired by disease from any cause. IL removes Piinp-s
.ni all skin .ruptions. lrOuSes the physical powers Of both
sexes. gives bloom 20 The fanii cheek, and makes one Joy
o.s anthappy. Though m-licinal. in il effects. IL : a per-
FEC, otiial in taste Il Is particularly adapted 10 Female
complaints, which inthcir very nature are cxhan,,ing and
eb!iti;inc. For Drcpsy, or d%rorsical Swellings, or Kidney
aud Bladder affections, II acts Ike a charm. Quar-: bottles
FL, small bottles - cc':S.
Sold 10y Purcell. LaiI 4 Co; Fisher & WATSON; Peterson;
~lol-ker; Garlick: ". =. ladi, Milspaurh & Johnson: Du-
val Y Norton: q. \. ~S,rscicr, puwlen; Wagnc: s Dawson;
Laitlry 4 Robinson. April +-im.
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SELLING: OFT,

HAVING determined % discontinue tho Stationery
II Lu,ine,. Sc are Offering our -,crk "f LETTER. car
ani COMMERCIAL NOrE rApEI;S, ENVELOPES. kLANk
BOOKS. PENS AID HOLDERS. INKS. &c, &c, al very 10"
price. Give u = call II you wait bargain.
kSOWItS 4 WAIFOEh,
- -. 81 iI.,I -..a.
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81 THE "cAN'r LEAVE HoMI

49,. THE CAN'T LEAVE HOME
9~S CLUE" by u unanimous vote, have adopted
BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTEES a, the be., substitute for
travel. mountain air and mineral waters, and FOR the sim
pie reason that il, purif-s 'he blood, inrisorates the liver,
strengthens the stomach. improves digestion, eNhi!aratcs
the spirits, and enables III. iaker 10 enjoy lis food, sleep
suunily, and undergo extraordinary fatigue. Nay. more
/, cures Dyspepsia ia "a shor, ,iur, prevents the secretion
o. surplus bile, and therefore keeps of bilious fever; cS;.r-
inmates aguc and fever, and rids the delicate OF nervous
affections. without creating unpleasant sensations. As Il
tonic, i, has no equal, Iad i perfectly harmless In tt> &C.
;;on on all classes, ages and seNcs. Under lis use. III; trs'
weller need fear no evil effects from change of water or eli.
mate: and parents may feed AMI taien their children on
fruit. and Vegetables without The fear OF Diarrhni. X ;hcy
hut accus;oE them TO the daily use OF BAKERS BlrFEES,
IA. creates, vegetable compound ever discovered by the
science o: man. No person should Ice wittou: 4 bot" at
hi. particular lesson OF the year, whsn The system Is 80
easily icrangcd by the use Of improper food.
To Ne had 0! all Druggists In the city d; Richmond. AID
from all the principal hpo;hecary Stores in Virginia. Also,
from {. S;o;t 4 Co, Wellington City, d. c.; +. II. s'ahl-r
4 Co. Baltimore. d. \. rahne,'ook & CO., phi!adclrhia;
and Barnes 4 Part. N"w York.
Order. filed by addressing l.. HAhtK,
Iu,.I, Richmond, Va.
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- GREAT EXCITI;M ENT-DY TELE-
80. GHAPiI-wATSON, a. Myin street, Wlitehur-i's
old GALLERY, Ia. received, by the Europa, s,-rr".coihc
Views taken ia England, France, l;aly, and the Holy Land,
OF Lani.raps-, t;r.up- and StatGary. Call and see 'hcii.
The best style OF PHOTOGRAPHS taken BY WATSON Tor
Al. Likewise Aabrn'yprs for ~ cents.
Photographs. LIE Size, color-d In oil. or fasu!, AMI CO.
pied from old dasuerrco,ypes, and enlarged.
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WA-HlNGiUN, II. z, NUN. II, I>'',
- y. Ca,rER. Esq: Sir haze made 4 ch"ii.ca! aaaly'
81. 81 = ample u Pure Ohio Ca;aa5a brandy Of The man
uf,r,ory OF :. y. Pike K Co., Cincinnati. ami mud It 20 he II
pur. Wine Ir,niy. Tree from authorizations Or a'!HiA'Grr" %
Ingredients, detrimental TO h-iltir-no. !. fictitious liquor
made Of corn -Iiri,. and fanin: essences. and 1t j, well
,a,p;ci from it, purity anl quality 10 tax ia. place 81
French Cosn,c. THOMAS ANTISXtI, VI. j..
Chemical Examiner [. :. ri,rn, p:.cc.
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REMOVAL.
7 =. BROWNE, manufacturer, begst to inform his friends
- aud the profession that he has removed bis
HARP WAkEROOMS
20 No. 'vs Groadway, near the New York Hotel: Strings
Music and every requisite Tor the Harp. Ne" York.
May S-dlms
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANuFaGT0RY,

You viii thereby reap yogr own bench; AMI cout..lu;,
your portion 10 The welfare ~ 'hc community a. lafa".
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Nearly 01e Prize TO Every Nine Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

$50 Prizes. amounting 20 $32O,Nnc
WHOLE TICKETS 40; HALVES Is. QUARTERS 32,,.
Remember that every Prize in the above Scheme
Is drawn, and payable II full withou. deduction.
Certificates o: Packages viii he sold NJ he follow il: rates,
which il the ris.:
Cr:tirca,e Of Plckasccf 20 Nilolc tickets. ...........a 'n
10 HAL! 50
~ quarter " . -,
Lob g9ytth Ia
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nIyIDEND NOTICE.-A dividend OF two dollars
~ and City cents a share will be paid to the stockholders
of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail Road Company, on
the Goth day OF June, 1859. at their office In Richmond.
June l6-td J. b. MACMCRD0, Treasurer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-14
Garibaldt,s Volunteers.

By the last foreign arrival, it is reported
that Gen. Garibaldi, the revolutionary ex-
lie and Italian patriot, who has been opera
ting in Northern Lombardy on the extreme
left of the Austrian army, with corps OF
10000 Italian volunteers, has received a
check. This report is not generally credit
ed AT the last previous accounts, his CAM
paign had been attended with brilliant sue
cess. He had beaten the Austrians in sew
eral fierce encounters, driven them out of
Como, seized all the steamers on the lake,
and aroused Lombardy and the Valtelline
to active resistance to the Austrians. His
entrance into Como was announced by the
ringing of bells, and a general illumination
followed. At last accounts the Austrians
were i'm full retreat towards Milan, before
which city the great decisive action will in
all probability be fought. Garibaldi had
crossed the frontier of Lombardy with the
intention OF revolutiOnizing the people, his
volunteers forming nucleus around which
the insurgents might rally. In this it ap-
pears that he has been completely success
full.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-14

REGULATORS IN GREEN County, The
Worthington Times of Saturday last states
that the influx of thieves, murderers and
couuterfeiters into that region of country,
has induced the citizens of that county to
form company of Regulators, to expel and
punish the villains. The Times says, on
last Thursday morning, at the cross roads
between Fairplay and Linton, party OF
seventy-fve men, composed of the best citi-
zens in our county, met and organized what
is familiarity called "a band of Regula-
tors" After the organization, they called
upon DR.. Ellis and very politely informed
him that it was the unanimous wish of the
people that he should remain but o days
in the county and State: They also gave
Steve Scaggs A days, George Burton Is
days, William Fields Is days, and Joseph
Smith 10 days TO leave the State, or that
their hides would pay the penalty. A num-
Der of suspicious looking strangers who had
made their appearance in the county during
the week, were arrested, searched, and
"warned off :"
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HA- On the first day that the dog law
went into operation in New York city, $50
dogs OF all descriptions were brought to
the dog Golgotha and received their quietus
The dog pound is a floating hulk, divided
into compartments, in one of which the
dogs to be sacrificed are thrown, and
drowned, two hundred at time, by means
Of Croton pipe letting the water in through
lattice work over the top. For fifteen
minutes an indiscribable scramblins, howl
ing, yelling, and roaring takes place among
the unfortunate animals in the box, which
is accompanied by the equally piteous noises
Of the occupants OF the hold. The dead
dogs arc then piled upon the dock, and left
until morning, when they are carted away
and conveyed to Barren Island, by the night
sail boats of the city. Here number of
enterprising, unemployed butchers, attack
them, and divest them of their skins which
are sent back 10 the city, and, for the first
time, turned TO useful account. Where
the meat goes we cannot say. The dog sea
son lasts about three months, during which
an average number Of two hundred daily
are brought in and disposed of a. above de-
scribed.
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n@- The indianapolis Sentinel asserts
that not single dollar of the funds appro-
priated to build the new Penitentiary has
been expended either by the Prison Com
missioners, the Governor, or other Indian
apolis officials for travelling. expenses, or
will there be for any purpose other than that
expressed by the law, viz, to build the new
Penitentiary. From what fund are these
travelling expenses paid Did the Legisla-
ture make any other appropriation for
them? Does the law allow the use OF any
other fund for such purposes?
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the hearts of the people of Evansville be the
only ones that fail to respond to this holy
enterprise. Over two-thirds Of the desired
amount having been already acquired there
is little doubt that it can all be achieved
without our aid, but when the day Of pur.
chase comes, who u US would not blush
with modification to find blank where In.
diana should have been written in blazing
colors.
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sSr The following is sent to us by a


lady: --f-E7r.T- 4-fss. A-ai
A branch of the Mount Vernon Associa-
ton having been formed in this place, il is
deemed proper, since Indiana has been SO
tardy in the movement, 10 take Instant means
to retrieve her name OF the entire Union,
we think this is the only State where moth
ing has been done towards the noble object
which has enlisted the sympathy of SO
many generous hearts. Ii ought to be a
personal interest with every individual, no
more belonging to those who have under
dertaken the somewhat unpleasant task of
Offering the opportunity OF subscribing your
names, than to yourselves.
The amount given by each person being
optional, measuring, perhaps, the spark of
patriotism, in your hearts do not make
the task still more unpleasant by hesitation
or unwillingness. 1t is not charity claimed
but o patriotic deed, which by your sub
scription you further, and to the amount
given, you become a holder of the property
which ought to possess sacred value in
every American heart. To-day it is intend
Cd to begin the work in earnest, The name
of each donor with the amount will be pub
lished in the Mount Vernon Record, paper
devoted to the interest of the Association.
This record will be forever preserved. Shall
il become a matter of history without your
names being attached For thi5ReeOrd it
is desired to get up club, that we may see
how the work progresses and have our own
sympathy quickened by seeing the number
who are acting in concert with US. As an
other means of assisting, is the forming OF
clubs tor the portraits OF Washington and
Everett, declared to be admirable likenesses
in fine oil colors, in framing size for par
lors. The price of subscription is 81 o.
II is desirable TO get up clubs since num-
Der of the engravings can be better sen,
than one single copy. raf--
Let every member Of every family give
his or her mite and become part owner o.
this American Mecca. Particularly do no,
imagine that those who apply to you fol
your aid have any personal feeling in it. Il
should be your pride to give and it is hoped
that the application win be met with earn
sstuess and q ready sympathy. Let not thil
"Pocket" be proved an empty pocket-nol
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-14

Bay The General Assembly Of the little
State of Rhode Island adjourned on Friday,
after a session of -four days, to meet again
on the second Monday of January, 1860
There were only four public acts passed.
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B~There are seventy thousand kernels
OF corn in bushel; two hundred and fifty
fou. thousand apple seeds in bushel; and
over fourteen thousand seeds in an ounce Of
tobacco.
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CEDAR CHURNS, &c.
uR sHRSrHfHR1 ellis 1T

II TENTI0N Ia lIi- large stock Of FINE CE-
OAR WARE, both brass and iron bound, CON-
prising red, striped, and white Cedar Churns, Of
five sizes Buckets, Piggins. Water Cans &c The
above comprises the largest stock ever offered in
Louisville, j. Of beautiful workmanship, ms low rs
can lie purchased in Cincinnati; or ST. Louis Where
one dozen pieces are taken, they packed in dry
cedar shayings, without charge for the case, which
insures their safe transportation, and keeps them
In good order till sold
For sale at the Wooden Ware Store, No. 500 Main
street, between Third and FOURTH Louisville.
my20 J. ID. RUSSELL.
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UO.nE-.n.sDE BL.s.NX 80ORs

III MANUFACTUKED By ;. VI. GEUFFL.
am able now to manufacture very good BLANK
Books, well PACED, at lower price than the New
York made Books are sold. Twenty per cent will
lie saved by ordering Blank Books In my estal,-
lishmcnt =
Magazines, Music, and other jobs will be done
25 per cent cheaper than any bound before In this
place. Bill Lading Books will be- bound in dura-
Bile style at 40 to so cents a piece Paper will he
ruled to any pattern at 40 to 60 CENTS a reans
Pamphlets will De covered and trimmed at 40
cents hundred. 49,. ...-. 81
Blank Books for city aud county offices. banks,
&c, viii be manufactured of the best paper, and
warranted to be as good as the best done in other
places. S. VI. GEUPEL,
teS-lm Corner Vine and First streets
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HUsT REChII-sD, ExPRsssLY y

NECO.t.D-H.s.ND RU R Mt BK y
~ STORE Eeltt
The undersigned has established Wareroom at
the old Apollo Hall, for the purchase aud sale Of
and second hand FURNITURE, Stoves, Table
Ware, Glassware, and in fact everything pertain
ing to the household use, which ne viii sell at the
l0,rea second hand furniture prices. The highest
cash prices paid for all articles offered for sale
pnl,ic cor private Orders left for vanishing will
he promptly attended Ia i'm any part Of the city.
Also. all kinds of-repairing and wood tnrning done
the shortest notice. l.-- ~
jej | CHARLES n. KILLER. ~
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NssW.BoOKs-PIIL.sR oPFyRR

- Prince OF the House Of David; Spurgeon's
sermons, htth edition City Of the Great King Tho
Ministry OF Life; Life Of James Watt; The Jealous
Husband; Love me Little-Love me Long High
Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick; Romance
and its Hero Life of Kit Carson For sale ~
JOHN HEALY,
my10 Corner First and Main streets
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~ NEW STOCK AT BITTRoLLF's.
We would respectfully inform the public that
have just received our neg stock Of Gold and Sill
yer Watches, fus Jewelry, Siverware, Clocks, Gold
Pens, &c, including some very fne Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and Cameo setts; very rich and handsome
styles of Gold Guard Fob, and Vest Chains, Breast
Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c
We would call particular attention 10 stock Of
Gold and Silver Watches, which are Of superior
quality, in all respects. Also, good stock Of Ia
bic, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, Forks, &c,
warranted pure Silver.
Silver-p plated Ware. such Casters, Cake Bas-
kets, Spoons, DC, Of THE BEsr QUALITY, always on
hand.
We selling at Eastern prices ar cash, and
warrant goOds tc be represented.
mylS BITTRuIIF BROS, As Main st.
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n 1sT TsEBeR.sPnIC DIsP.s T1H

IL HUM 1f1f SEA hAh
Come at last The very same lot Of Dry Goods
for which the fair portion OF the creation, the La
dies of our beautiful cits, have been waiting so
long, has at last arrived Tar steamer Dunleith and
are now ready for sale. We cordially invite
friends and especially our ladyc'somers to call
store, 43 Main street. aud select articles
ding TO taste aud convenience. Dent forget. AZ
Main street. lmy30l MILLER & NIEHAUS.
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60 4 n or Y:sAU.ssLs Poop

- ERTI. -
/ will sell the Store and Lot now occupied by
Messrs. Keller White, on Main street, Lots on
the corner of Pine and and Centre streets. The six
lots form area 100 feet by 150-an admirable To-
cation for a manufacturing establishment. There
il a two-story frame house on the premises Tie
property lays nearly opposite Krafz h Hoiinnan's
foundry. viii also sell part Of Lot No. so, in
the Upper Enlargement, fronting 81 feet on First
street, and extending $50 feet back TO the alley,
with good two-story brick -hsuse covering the
whole front 80 feet, with stable, wood shed, aid
corn crib the alley. For particulars inquire of
the subscriber.
my2S-4wi NATHAN ROWLTY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-14
respectfully, &c,
RICHARD RALEIGH

Z. 81 have just received letter from
the Office in Terre Haute, and am not no.
titled of any correction in the bill pub
lished. Il. X.