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Receipts by RAILROAD.

MAY Z9th, lS6l
ls9 bush corn, Bement Il Viele; Il bbls flour,
Brown Aikman; hhl jars, Wheeler y Il ggs;
bdls old copper, Samuel Orr; = Ldls sacks !. ii
x w. W. Morgan; bdIs sacks, AIlIs 4 Ilowes; ,
boxes shoes. Il. ~ Il. ii Wood, Marion, Ky; ! bale
l. betting, p. &. O'Riey 4 Coz bdls bows. q
BdbcOck; bales wadding, j. ii. Maghee; box
l bale, Brown Il Altman; basket, NJ Gutenberg
ct: cars chickens, owner ON cars GI3 bush corn.
Brandiss & Crawford; hhds bacon sidoS, ESQ
bush shelled corn, /. A. Crane.
A f. SHRADER Agent
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SO

sszssssE - sss,szss
II ~s.9.YS IMPRESS CO.HrSJ-1
= II NEW ARIA NGENIEHT
The ADAMS EHFEFSs COMPANY rtst,rrffliiy an
noHnce to theiE Friends and patrons, the t,uf. Of
Evansville -Hss vicinity, that with incrct4rl f4cil
Ties for s,e transportation of
FR : ! g II n, + 4 e X 4 q ES
x OF + 4 " u = i l. & I u l. rs
fAey snrIcIt continuance of former f.vUrs rs.
Pecia care tlksn in the collection of Bills Drafts
Notes and the transportation II small and valuable
packages.
Al persons WISHING {" avail Themselves II the ia
entities al the Express, obtain desired imi,T
nation iii reference 1" the routes aud details of the
business, II their Oibce Fir-I street hetvesu
haIu and Locust, opposite che Post Once
fH J. q II FISH AGENT
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IT is argued that Abe Lincoln, the rail
candidate" is the strongest man the b. R.
could nominate, from the fact that he can
bring so many over to his support who
have heretofore been on the fence
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THE Rock Island Railroad bridge destroy
ed on Wednesday last, was not the great
structure over the Mississippi, but bridge
over Rock river, l l miles East of Rock Is
land.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
L1E.s.1 sD-YALE, PxDUc.zE4, .s.,.s,

~ E:EyN STYLLE, E'-SHUE.xE, .E.S.EI
-AI CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN
GER PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEN, sll1nt4.e1a
DEXTER, Master, leaves Evansville - Il
Tuesday and Saturday, at II O'Clock Nj, arrIv-
ing ut Paducah at o'clock, A. NJ, Cairo at
II o'clock, NJ, Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and sunday,
at 7 o'clock, 7. NJ and SnthIand every Thursday
and Monday, at O'clock A. NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Charlottesville
r. r., and Packets for Green River. Also, CON
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans aud st
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtaIHed on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sept23
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NV:4.N'sV'YALH .9.V.D FaD UI.sN

-&[ A G ET-The fine steamer c.
DUNBAR, Gus. Fowler, master, sll-n+-s p
leaves Evansville every Monday, sssss5aras--ssesss
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'Clock NJ. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at o'clock A. NJ Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats fOI Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
NC Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same as charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills Of lading given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee aud Cum
Ierland rIvers nIIglS
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STEAM BOATS.
FOE NEW ORLEANS.

TNyHE NEE .s.N'D SPKksJI'EBXS
~ Passenger Packet AUTO ~7szs-s,
Graf, ScoTr, Master, GREER, k-<alAYaSs....sr~
Clerk, will leave above, Sat eAssse
urday, 18th inst. For Freight passage apply ON
board or to Brown & Altman, Water street
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ENLISTED FOR THE WAR!
The Campaign has Opened.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL |!
Only SO tS,
During the Campaign for the Weekly. or
One Dollar for One Year.

We wish to extend the circulation of the
Journal particularly Of the Weekly -and
will send it to subscribers, singly or in clubs,
for the low price Of fifty cents Tin adpaHcf)
for the campaign, extending until the re-
turns of the Presidential election are pulls
lshed next November.
The journal, as will be noticed by the
names at the head of onr columns advocates
the Peoples Ticket, led on by ABRAM LIN
COLIN, of Illinois. We intend, also, to do
all in our power for the success of the State
ticket at the head of which is HENRY s
LANE We believe that it is high time that
the psOp!e were arising in their might and
routing from power the present party, W hich
in consequence of long continued success
has become hopeleSsly corrupt and tyran-
meal and installing i'll its place honest and
conscientious men, fresh from the people and
acquainted with their needs and desires
The Jouraal will endeavor, fairly and
courteously, to urge the claims of LINCoLN
AND HAMLI& on the people of this section of
country, and in SO doing we ask the sup
port of all who favor the dissemination of
true republican principles.
Besides the large amount Of Political in
telligence which we shall give our readers,
the Murkets, Literature, Business Affairs,
and everything else OF general interest shall
receive due attention. We give ErcLustUe
TeIegraphic Dispatches, ahead Of all other
papers in " the Pocket" and shall continue
to do so. We publish the Lateyt tetegraphic
neo0s before it can possibly reach our readers
through any other medium
The undersigned therefore call upon the
Opposition in q the Pocket to exert them
selves to sustain their organ "StTengthen
our hands" and We shall be all the more
able to strengthen your cause Let each
opponent of Lecomptonism get US one sub
scriber and we sha be satisfied; more will
not be unacceptable.
Send on the names aud the money, and
we guarantee the worth of it,
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRIETORSHIP- ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION
HEEssRs. M.s.u-uRK s. sIREKF1ss,

kE-tlh(TA N AIION-
G@REsSRS- H.8sn-HRR - - ~ EKEE5S
SFG from New Orleano, have purchased the ) r
tI{ARI ES SALOON, on First street, nearly opI.n-
size the Post Office, and have reittel in an ee-
giant aud attractive style
The new proPrietors have had long experience as
beeIris II fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they viii eEdetvor Ia their new
house, to com bine all the eIegancies and Injuries
of Northern aud southern Restaurants in the ST
CHARLES.
They have brought a large and complete stock
of choice liquors frem New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections AMI acquaintance in that
sity will enable them Ia obtain the choicest sup
iIiss of Liquors, Fruits and luNnries from that
rket fut4.e, aud they Will spare lettse
sasst pains t. make the ST. CHA III rs SbfIass,
ta-Teafer, its t.rurt represent tt'"H, pleasant
r5i.'on, place of good Ewing, and elegant refined
azsd luxurious resort.
sssss Billiard players Will tnd nj this saloon Il
sA the finest marble top Billiard Fables, fI"n tho
aE4fl known and celebrated factory al J. M Rrips-
a5sk Il Go.
The undersigned iatter themselves that long
tefenCe and careful attention Will eHahte them to
aLie4lt reputation equal to any Saloon IN the
era country.
$50 y splendid Lunch will lie ersed NJ Ia the
GIost approved style every morning at IT, O'clock.
HAMMER & DREIFUSS,
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
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The liquor licenses OF indianapolis amount
to So 900 per annum.
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Hate sarchet.

-EAaGS sAESh@ Ts
JOHN MCCLAIN .......... ...-..... Master
TII0s DUsoUCHEr .....- ........ -. 49,. Clerk
Leaves Evansville on Wednesdays, at Il O'Clock.
Leaves Hutsonvile on Satdrdaya, at IL O'Clock.
Ne These two huats will run regularly during
the season, connecting at HutsUnvie with the
Hutsonyilie, Terre HIute, and LafHy cite Packet,
MASONIC GEM.
Freight aud Passengers receipted through to all
points.
Passengers and Shippers may rely upon the regu-
larity of these boats. II orders and business
Trusted 10 them Will be prrmPtly attended to
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Che 9ailg gunrmal,

RIVER ITBN1S-
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Charley Bowen, Cairo, Lancaster St. Louis,
L Lue Eaves' Green River, Switzerland N. o..
Pacific, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Lancaster, Lou, Lue Raves, Green River
SNltLerland, Gu, Conewago, White River,
Southerner, Memphis, Charley Bowen, Cairo,
Pacific, New 0rleaas.
'''.'' The Weather yesterday was pleas
ant but quite windy, so much so as to oc-
casion the ladies who Glanced to be on the
streets considerable difficulty.
$1,000 Business was dull. -.. Freights are
scarce and rule at yesterdays quotations.
'-''.' The Autocrdt will be down to-day,
prepared to take all the freight on our land
ing. Capt. Scott is a veteran commander,
and the office is under the control of popular
and gentlemanly clerks. The AutOcrat is
the Evansville boat, and all the freight to
go South should be sent down to her to-day.
1900 The Lue EaUes arrived yesterday
forenoon with % hhds tobacco for Slaughter
Dunkerson, and 20 for Brown & Altman.
Capt. Taylor informs US that Green River
was rising rapidly. 1t has risen three feet
so far.
-'''' The Charley BoaceR left at 2 clock
with fair trip of produce and passengers.
THE Pacific was at the landing some
time yesterday. She took on board about
1000 sacks corn, besides other freight.
'''''' The swift Dunbar will leave to-day
at 2 o'clock for Paducah and way points
Capt. Fowler is her commander, and Gus
Dusouchet her popular clerk. They are
both gentlemen of pleasing manners, and
will look carefully after the comfort OF pas
sengers.
$500 The Lue EaUes will leave to-day for
South Carrolton aud Pond River Capt.
Mcdonald will be found in command, with
that obliging and clever fellow, lack Taylor,
in the Office. Passengers up Green River
will do well to secure berths on the Eayes.
Vincennes Correspondence.
VINcENNEs, May %, 1860.
EDIToRs JoURNAL.-Wabash river fell
three inches in the past "a hours. Passed
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manufacturers of brass composition Bells
These Bells are composed of an amal@am in part
iron, which, while it is so much cheaper than the
metals heretofore employed for the same purpose,
yet seems to possess durability and sonOrous quail
tiles scarcely inferior to the latter.
Farm. SCHOOL, HOTEL, AND SHOP BELLS, fitted
with Yoke, Standards, and Crank piete.
PRICE.
II Inch Bell with Hangings. Weighs s. lhs. 8
~ I2O L.
% 2l5 20
CnURcH, ACADEMY, FIRE ALARM, AND STEAMBOAT
BELLS, rugged with Yoke, Standards, Tolling Ham
mer and Wheel.
IS Inch Bell, with Hangings. Weighs 800 lbs. 5 50
- 400 % rs
30 go IS
40 SD 100
4S 100 I75
All Bells warranted, thew ones given in case of
breakage by ringing) for twelve months from date
of purchase, and shipped free of charge for dray
a,e, ON receipt of price.
HEDGES, FREE & Co,
may9-wtf No. 6 Main st. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR WABASH RIVER.
IE.snAsW P.gCMrr

Z a The and light draught ...-.,
steamer MASONIC GEN, Pilsbury Him =
Master, Mcdonald CrIk, will make aez=4z-fzzg
regular trips between Evansville aud Nit Carmel,
during the season.
For frei.ht nasaag,. nnIIz ON h.-.ra. IAnaltf
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NJ, OK SOUTH tSRK0ET0.N. .s.N,1J

x POND RIVER. 49, The elegant -.z.
passenger steamer LUE EAVEs, ellrnt+se
MCDONALD, Master, TAYLOR, Clerk. E-zS4S--sss e
will make regular tri-weeky ttips - South Car
rolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays
For freie ht or passage, apply u board dc2ntf
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HOOFLAND'S GERNAN Pills.
Icing wei known thrauehnut Europe and Amer
l3n ner.l 10 communication here. They are poreiy
vrt,t taii-, prepared with gIeat exsctness And
sugar coated. 10 better Gathartie PIN can te
i,rud. Price - cr:ts pei box.
These nv'iiriies are prepared hy Dr. e. MdACk
d co, Piiladelphir, Pa, and st. Lonis, Mo,
and are sold Ly druggists and dealers in medicines
rsrryW here The signature of c NJ. jackson viii
&c on lac outside ~ each bottle 81 ioA.
Ia cur - Ec'fYjp@yS Iia.anac,' published nu-
ututlly, you viii lini Testimony and c"mmenddtvry
nuiicts FROM an parts ut the country. These anna
macs srr giycu away 10y all our agents.
BEH4RE or COUNTERFETTS.
see that Won get iiuofaud's German Bitters, pre-
pared hv t'r e. ~ Jackson Philael plIA, Pa, and
tlat his signature is the wrapper OF each h'tte
Keller Whit, Agruts Tor Evansville, lad.
LEIGH K Cirt7tcdt, do do d.
ilrc!'
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IRON AMALGAM BELLS.
HEIRR TINE PLEA SURE An III

leCtlug the at
tention of those inter
ested, to the annexed
Price Lists OsOur cheap
Church, School, and
Farm Bells. which, it
will be observed, are
offered at about one
third rs much as is usu-
ally charged for those
of corresponding size
and weight, by the
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TO the Public.

TO the Public.
FSsyEs = P.1S1' ss-s.N"yE5se .s.S'SS SPEf&ts
d far have Lecn wet Ones causing many
OF cur rivers 10 overflow their banks, buck
iu.; mp the water III III. creeks and btyour, aha
hnndiIg t. n consider r,l,le eNtCut the bottom
lands; when the rivers Cda, which NAV he et-
pected suoa then the la &c surface Of deJTyins Ye-
etalle matter posed ~ the >corCEiug rays "i tit
summer sun, Frutlc,'s the U.alaTi41 which ir0F'=
80 fatal III its course. eI.iTE whole Stat Hud
stJariuy Moth 4 5Ea t.-.I @2x IL. l"H4T"fi!
march.
Attera residence # mora ti4..r tss-l,t, sct.-
discovered medicine which. Il ,crIGin "SIe'it,
is a preventative OF the attacks u bl!i"us fever
asi3. &" and such r.,rpniniond OH Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the pohlir IL understand that We ave
not uIgil. upon them the use OF ung Liquors -
beverage. arr. aud always have been opposed %
ilasir hong used thar way, bur people viii us
them as such, let Jhvt1 have hy ali means a
pure article. that viii steI. them "a haaith, aud
n2ten instead Of shortening tHeiT i've We Pa"
pose sell always puIs hul ntt'!utt"iE''vd Ii4H"t-
for medicinal I.urf-oses. 3.Ha Little Tor the st"'-
ach's sake, il reqHiIe 81. ana viii chaiteh ii" ia
spCCtion hY the besI chemists al tii= o. amy "t%f
country, to IND ANY iiHiartty q a'inlt"tHtt"n !"
the Risky branded Is ~, ~ Ills y Hove h.,'-
n9ia Ii is warranted, it l. distll"d Ia om The
C.ca, rye, wheat, Vstth slight ad'lilui 81 .'l
CIsfotn wafer W. have doubt many i'-ta5t'5
have ,,e ruined health If not Hetn4iN killed., ~
drinking t,t.i whisky, The pt+trr the reason tiitt
&iiis i naNra' pure Magnolia phohid i'e 4" zen
cIal tis,. Just tecei,ed and ~ stole Tor sti'---
IL l. pipes assd iirHudics t"idl fI1in = t"-i u l.
l. 4. ,li.es do tutil from = TO- 81 r. "a.
/ pipes Holland GIN. . puucheuua old Rum.
au4t, ALttlS . HON ~. Wafer 81.
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DIRECTORS
VIM q. Lambert, Firm OF \. * y Law renee y CO.
George c. Collins, Firm OF ShermAn Collins 4 c..
DantOrd \. Barney, Firm of Wells, Fargo \ Go.
Licius Hopkins, Pr 81 Importers & Traders .uIs.
Thomas Messenger, Firm at 7. d IL. messenger.
VIM. IL MelIcn, tIrIH of Cl,fiin, MelloA & %.
Charles j. Martin, Prrsi,ient.
y. r. Wilmarth, VICE President.
Chas. h liaTch, irm at g Il. Hatch d Ga
Il. Watson Bull, titui al iI4,kcn. aIerrick Bull
Homer Morgan,
Levi r. Ssone, FRA OF Stone, Starr & Co
J. Humphrey, Late OF the trm Of Bar.ey, Humrh-
rcy e Butler.
George Pierce, Firm Of George Pearoe & Co.
Ward \. work, Firm of W. A. Work d Son
jas Low, Firm. OF ) Low Co, louisville
/. ii. rockingham Late of the firm Of L II Fr;.th-
iugham & 20.
Charles A. Bulkey, Finn OF Bnlkey d Co
Cephas Ii. Norton, Firm of Norton y JeWett.
Roe Lockwood, Firm If Il Lockwood son
Theodore McNuIn' 4, Late Of the irm 81 Bowen, Nc
Richard Bisolow, Firm Of Doan, King x %, Of
ST Louis.
oliver e. Wood, Firm of Willard, Wood & u
\ Barnes, Firm OF \. 5 Barnes 4 Burr.
George Bliss, Firm OF Phelps Bliss 4 ca.
A. 4. Dwight, Firm of froN bridge Dwight & %
Curtis Noble, Lat OF the firm of Condit 4 S3Ule.
L. +. Morton, Finn Of Morton, Grihnel { 90
j. Is. Hut chtIis"n, Firm 81 q. Howe go, Boston
ChAs =. Baldwin, Firm Of Baldwin, starr & 90
John q. Nelson, Firm at Nelson \ 90.
II. \. nurlbut, Firm OF swift, Hnribnt \ O.
jesse Hoyt, Fam al Jesse II NJ & Go.
Wa. StnrRis, FINN "f sureis, Shaw { -
John k. Ford, Firm VI Fond Rubber Go.
sydney lasOn, LATE al iirln al M1ann s THOMPSON.
"e". AiedmHn, Firm "t Se'ihiln, Carl sic >i.tv,
Cyrus YAH. Jr, Hmm 81 Cyrus Yst,. Jr, y Co. OF
VIM Il Fos.Iick. Firm 81 Wa Il 4 G. II F..-d.eL
David l. Hy!, Firm "t B">I H,u,hesa \ 70. "A
+ n. C',sii, Ftin Of ,',,--itt, lin +. lalu,,i D..
Memphis.
Lewis lnherIs. Firm "f l.. Knt,rtt,...
y. Is. caldwell, FIriA al BtyArr \ caldwell
Applications Iaa.ie L.
\ 4. HALLoCk 4suN. Ats,
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Vincennes Correspondence,
XINCENNEs. Nav %.

EDITORS Wabash river fell
three inches in the past "a hours. Passed
up, Masonic Gem. w.H.w.
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z Y u 4 Y q ! p 2 z z 6

4! z Y u 4 Y y z z Z 8
Will raFtTI. ELI :UaE
liver Complaints. Dyst,fs's Ja"'tlIse. h-T' 'f.a
yybiI.y, Diseases uG tie hiJnays and ali diseases
..irin- ston q disordorsi liver, weakness Of re
-toIns-h and digestive cre.n-,
AND WIT r,sIrtyFII rRCyfNr
FeIlo.9 Peer. Es'ors F.ts', AMI Fec. and -i5n=
$50 .u. iu4p,c III proof FIRE. 76y1- ras IL. '.-
Rp0FLiNB'S EALSAJifG COEDl.I1
viii F,.etTISILI tUtE
Coughs, TnII-, 81 Hoarsenas7, Bronchitis i--HH-
enza tr"ui.. rEsamotia, intipient Consni"rtt.U.
aud has ,.e!.,.ri.,.i tll. most astonishing
known oi
CONFIRMED N&UMPTln
Asa p4llIi,., COZ iii Il il i anel,1Ied. F..sa -
yruts tcr bottle
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Old METALS BOUGHT.

ri,s arc dealing ii ana selling Aliens Improved
steam Gauge Wrong ii hon welded Pipes and Tu-
hing, hiram itorkius' Improved Smut Machine.
~. i,i.tn tiuehes Flour Separat0rs &c imam Rolf
ia tinfI Elastic l:eltinl,, pack ing Hos, DC,
of lie b.4t kIn Tnpiate, sheet Iron, Block lin,
r., lt.,a. It,ihT Metal, $pelter, Fire Brick.
IL.y nave every iacllttN Of the best Machinery
aii men, aud viii give all work entrusted i1
ihcim, their individual attention, filling orders
pr"Ini,tIy, warr,ntIng their work and satisfied
with reasonable prices.
g. Office aud Sal, Rooms, No. 90 Main street.
tunii.:e.y Boiler Yard aud Machine shop on PIne
street betsveen First an.t Second streets, Evans
Vile Indiana ds,T
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LEWIS DAVIS, MaSter.-.-.----WM. NJ. LIST, ClcIE
Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, at - o'clock.
Leaves Iintsunvile Oh Wettnestl ", II o'clock
SPEED COHIFOHT
Reliability, 81 FET'F.
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NBEGUL.EH H.EEGEE- HtJHs sN
drauslf sls''moT IT, 3
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GEORGE THORN IIfI.i. takes ueasur, ia
triajLe his .'ii that in the quality ami
81 tle uf h's ~"rk. he atts himself lie cannot H.
tex 'eii1s ttr may ~till b" found at the corner 81
Second aaI Mann streets, where the choicest ~
ue-s aiai Saddles at very description can be Obtain
al the test 81 terms
%ss5- Repairing done with neatness aud dispstc T.
Second hand Harness always on hand. ieI
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@E EISH. R'nGsH CORN. .Ha..g
80 at 60c per bush 5Jdh It's Prime nr,u at IL
per 100 lbs, for sale 10y COOK 4 LANGLEY
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~ (.ARD-.{kL PERSO.N's IN
&lZ debted TO me for Goods purchased previous to
flle cO-partnersh;p of DUNCAN N COOKE, will
phrase call and settle their accounts during the
present month"; ~ / wish to square mp the books 81
IL CID l0pse, aud further indulgence not lie
RIGi,I Ias4S 10 3w) WIN NJ. DU Moan.
Nolh sliute copy
TkL.A r n Is u - R $50 EsRE y.
II Just received and for by
maya cuAS MrJtII %STDN.
Ej0E ~ - -y'.S' - a n .4.N'Es H.FHLA'
> Blue P5lai,p.s--25O bush. Prime fable and
Seed f..t.itO-a. Received per Railroad At
apI25 COOK & LANGLEY'S.
aR RRxS. 1HE.HE EF.gE hmm,
~ 2 bbl pickcd PORK, Tor sale by
lpf2o COOK Is LANGLEY.
f1Gn.6.V-1Kt ia S.4E-E -hO.N.EE-
. III Hittroln Brothers paying twenty -t~..
aid = half cents, current money, loF Spanish AID
HsAicau quarters. feb7
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PFEfE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY rom
n dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in geisraI, that they prepared to do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
ss.A everything appertaining TO the Foundry bust
ness They manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AEB
Bau#ls of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Distil-
lcry aud Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
aiius Ma.lines Thr;shing Machines, Malt Mills,
Uoisp toFn-shel!ers, Nj achnery of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
oveT1 description, Iron Houssironts, Cellar Crates
81. Cooking auI Heating Stoves OF the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware Dog Irons, &c:
BREW Frs, plSTILLE6S, RECTIFIERS, &c,
Supplied with every description OF Copper an0
Sheet Jr.lr ork, Brewing Kettles, Retrigerators,
AttemtardtGra, spargcs, Stillheads and Worms On
an pro. ID principle, Columns for Alcohol Stis.
east Jazz. cans. Syphons, Sc.i Copper, Lead and
In = T.. Goi I,cI. Bras and Iron Pumps Of eVar3
t,rty f.r t--r pifI1s, oil, dc: Brass Cocks anj
ave., sil,sti.t hiatIes, dc.
N,TI nlen sent to all parts to Mt up work and do
fuqIis on Sts@m Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
~ OIL d.
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EDECKEE& FOR THE .EELEkO.y'.
n We have tor sale Pickles III barrels. pat M
in pure cider vinegar. which retail hy The dozen
or hundred: also in HE'S and jars II all siE,s Call
and see for yourselves WICK EKG BROS.
JOHN \. KEIrH........ .......IoIIN \. nAMi.Y
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'''''' The Weather yesterday was pleas
ant but quite windy, so much SO as to oc-
casion the ladies who CHANGED to be on the
streets considerable difficulty.
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IT I'I'''V n =
Marble Hall Building, Mann street
Pm Etuu4>itl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CraTE.nR.N.T or THE .sEF.sERs
~ of the SECURITY Insurance COMPANY, October