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COmD0und Extract of SarSaparilla,

ths most efeetuaI remedy which the medical skill
of our times devise for this everywhere pre-
yailing and fatal malady. 1t is combined from the
most active remedials that have been discovered
for the expurgatou Of this foul disorder from the
blood and the rescue of the system from 1ts des-
trncti,a conseoueuces Hence it should be employ
ed for the cure Of NOT only Scrofua, but also those
other affections which arise from il, such as ERuP-
TIVE and SKN DIsEAsEss ST. AHTHoNT'g FIRE'
Rosz or ERYsTPELAs PIpFPLEs PusTULEs, BLeTcH-
"a BLAINs, and BoILEs, TUMoRs, TErTER and SALT
RrEuM ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRM, RHEUMAT1sAs
SYPHILIrTc and MERCUKIAL DISEASES, DRoPsY, DE-
BIrIrY and, indeed, ALL CowPLAIsTs ARISING From
VIFIATED OR 1EGPURE BLOOD. The popular beiiei
in ssinpnri1gof Ee blood is founded in truth, lot
scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. The par
tcuar purpose and virtue Of this Sarsaparia is 20
purify and reGenerate this vital fluid, without
which sound health is impossible in contamlnateo
sfrrffo
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

No. All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid In advance
70 secure attention.
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid,
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EVANSVILLE, IND. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH 49, 1863

tending to the other wounded. he inquired
how long it would be before he could at
tend to him, and was told in a few min
utes. "All right, said the wounded man,
and then walked outside ard watched the
progress of the fight for short time, and
then returned and waited the surgeons OPP
poTtunity to attend to him. Finally the
arm was amputated without a mur-
mur from the unfortunate man. After the
stump was bound up the young man put
his good hand into his pocket and took out
a piece of tobacco, from which he took a
chew, then walking over to the fire, he
leaned his well arm against the mantel-
piece, rested his head AGAINST his arm, and
kept squirting tobacco juice into the fire,
whilst his eyes were cast into the flames,
all with the most astonishing com mposure, as
though he was indulging in some pleasant
reverie. he remained in this position for
some time and then walked OF, aud went
cut Of sight near where the fighting was
going on. 1t was certainly a case of fHe-1
at~ 1aK6h0P TO SV1zOEn tHOnor u Due-
The following statement is made By the
of the Congress, in a1description
of the battle with the Merrimac. It gives.
our d Indiana Twentieth the sole credit of
having saved the crew Of the Congress
from being taken prisoners:
That we were not captured, seemed al
most providentiaI, and occurred thus: When
the white flag was displayed, the rebel tug
boat, which was detached to take us pris-
oners, came steaming up to our side, when
the sharpsbooters of the Indiana Twentieth
Regiment, who were stationed at Newport
News, poured volley into it, A mid
shipman, named Freeman, was killed by
the discharge, and fell from the side OF our
vessel down to the deck of his own, dis
tauce of fifteen feet No doubt many
others of the rebel crew weTs likewise
killed or wounded, for they at once hauled
of, not anticipating such treatment from
the Indiana troops. To the skill and gal
IantrY of the latter alone, do the officers
and crew of the Congress owe their deliver
anee from durance vile.
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OF PARTNERSHIP.
February ID, lse2-2e

-xTR.a ; SUR.RRs GURED HAMS
- "a, coo extFa sugarsurea Hams' just reeeiSed'
BACON. .-5O0lbs Choice Lean breakfast bacen'
BRIED BEEF 900 lbs choice eanvasssd dried
Faaaf 4 OO9 lbs uncan vassed do, Just reoeiVed
sHOULDERs--2 hhds extra sllgar cured shoul-
ders, Just received. s = LsEF .ua
CABBAGE.-2O0 choice heads Cabbage. ~
a PARgNIPS.--I5 bushels choice Parsnips
m l.SOO sacks choice fne table Salt. EI3s 9 -
500 boxes extra fine table Salt 9. ssEa1
100 reams assorted sizes wrapping paper 81
BRAN.-750 sacks rich country Bran. 77sss
FAMILY FLoUR.-25 bbis choice family
Flour. -t ..-.,.-. f...-..
ROAST RYE AND BARLEY II 900 lbs prime
roaste d Rye aud Barley ready for use. 5'--
ONIONs.--2O bbls prime oRions. at
D,b3 = H. A. COOKS.
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Incidents of the Battle ON fhHs Gum
berIand-Courage and Endurance
A correspondent of the Louisville jour
nal at Fort Donelson, has picked up some
incidents of the battle there, which deserve
to be preserved. They are as creditabie
portions of history as the heroism of Jas
uer. or the devotion of Napoleon's Guards
KEEPING ~ CONCEALED.
The following is a statement of a very
remarkable and praiseworthy case OF q
youux man attached to the 3lst regiment
of Illinois volunteers (Col John A. Logan
whose name was unable to learn. de re-
ceived a musket shot wound in the right
thigh. the ball passing Through the inter-
vening flesh and lodging in tfs lett th.gh.
The boy repaired to the rear and applied 10
the doctor to dress his wound. He, how
ever. manifested peculiar reserve in the
matter. requesting thu doctor to keep his
misfortune secret from his comrades ana
officers. He then asked the surgeon II ne
would dress his wound at once, IN order
that he might be enabled to return 10 Ine
fight. The surgeon told him that ne was
not in a condition to admit OF his return
and that he had better go to the hospltal !;
but the Young brave insisted upon going
| back, oHerlng as az aAs uil0n. az 80 = = -
| the fact that he had fred twenty-five rounds
after receiving his wound and he was con-
| 6dent he could FIRE as many more after his
| wound should be dressed. The surgeon
found be could not prevent his returning
to the field, so he attended to his wants, ana
the young soldier went off to rejoin his
comrades in their struggle, and remained,
/ dealing out bis ammunition to good account
! until the day was over, as If nothing had
happened TO him. Several days after ne
returned to the doctor to have his wound
re-dressed, and he continues to pay nim
daily visits in his leisure hours, ATTENDING
| 10 iI1tv in the meantime. 1t is now nine
teen days since the wound was received
which il rapidly healing Yet, 80 far as IS
known. none of his follow soldiers knew o.
bis having been hurt. f5sss
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In de eosaaSEs adJHssmsas ahd prompt Cash re-
,oase 10 Iosses GLs PK1OENIX etaHds PTs-en'aAg s-
NJ kSed of ss Dse1con; sCkitS as ezenstSe PTdc-
tioaI amd Arst-ctds bHsness sBleEp % tQeet 49,
NJ ezceIsd bN ana similar corporation q 1e DoI
Insurancfss solicited, and policies issueo anu ~
ueyged in this leading CorP9ration as nif I4sea'y
- ., W. NEXSENS Resident AgenL,
OFEIoE MARBLE Hall buildings ~ lam AtFee" -'
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A BRAVE LITTLE BOY.

A case in some particulars not disslmllar
tn the above. ia related of boy about eleven
wears old. whose father, a volunteer, had
been taken prisoner by the rebels sometime
before. The boy smuggled himself on noero
of one the transports at Cincinnati, laoen
with troops for this point. On the heio .nS |
morning of the great fight, he joined the
18th Ohio, and, being questioned py cae OF
the officers, he told him OF his Iatner oeans
taken prisoner, and, having no motnef' no
had no one to care for him, he wanted 10
fcbt his fathers captors. The officer tTied
- y. - A-<..-l-, - no W 20 nos "
10 gsIn gesnied. md SO he succeeded in obtaining
musket. and went into the thlekese OF the
battle. He finally, by degrees, crept up 10
within short distance OF the enemy sn-
trenchments, and posted himself oenlna
tree. from which he kept hiring as oIten as
he could see head to fire at. he was soOn
discovered by the enemys sharpsnooteEs'
who endeavored to drive him away Irona =
! his position, as he kept picking tnen 1n
/ varv frequently. One of the rebels, Wno
ras eutside of the works, got sight on the
NV with his rife, but before he got his
nisca off. the little warrior fired, and down
rrsnt Mr Rebel. As the rebel had nne
| Mimic rife. the boy ran out and picked u
up. taking time to get pouch ana Da.iS, so-
/ oather with his knapsack, while the puiiets
were flying on all sides, and then ne re- e
treated to his wooden breastWorkI %nsre ne
renewed his FIRE, and with little 6etter
s,ccssq and. after being in the hight All
dav, he returned to the 18th at night with
his nrizes. This story might seem lnereoi- +
4 BILE for one so young to be the hero, put J. !.
Is vouched for by a number OF oLheeIs AM
men who saw the boy on the held, ana IA
the position mentioned; and many. many saw. saw
eral others.
HEROIC ENDURANCE
An instance of unprecedented endursnee ne
and patience occurred at our hospital on tne
right wing. Our columns having ,. Desl
J forced back, the hospital, which was q NUS
up from the road, had come within rang
r Of the rebels Ere, and was tast Oecomlne
an unpleasant position, but no damage wa
done to it. Just about this time poo
fellow came sauntering leisure y along gaa w..l
the lower part of his arm dangling Eon @
the part above the elbow, 1t having pee
|. struck str with grape shot. Mesting tn =.
. surgeon in the house, who was busily al
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snRvEYoR,s NOTICE.


EwvO .HLL WHOM 1T NAY COW
a OERH.-Notice is hereby given tn at on the
10th day Of April, 1862, will cause tn Q county
Surveyor of Vanderburgh county TO run the lines
and establish the of the following tracts OF
land, viz
The north half of the south-e quarter Of the
south east Quarter of section No. twenty (2O, IN
to wnship No. six (6) south of range No ten (lOl
west Also, the south half of sa d south east
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of the section,
township and range aforesaid, all in Yande rburgh
county and Ia the Vinc6nnes Land District
- E ANDREW DARLING, j
mhIswst ssas KEEN PRESTON :
WDAHEsFR 20 9sDEBI ,'aa
- IL doz Blshoprick's Baking Powdsrss in
pounds, half pounds, and quarter Ponndss lnst re-
ceived at 4sA tfebl7l EbLtoTfs.
= "A I@V HAND CONS ST.Asg~ELF n.
W A large assortment of shgad1es, Brides, sno
Harness, Of every dsscFiPtisA. on hand at my
manufactury on Main Street. over my Sns HTUSery
Store. LfsblI J.P. ELLtoTF'
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
MWR PRRTyNcER SHEE. ARRETO-
AZ FORE existing between Henry n; Milles i !
aud j. Henry Niehaus has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent &, "a. 49,
'MT. WIN. ]. DeubIor Is authorized to collect the
debts due said firm.
j. HENRY NIEHAUS.
FebruaTy l5. 1926 g fsea s.
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Rates Of Advertising.

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Das1. IS 1 IS I6O so Q rs 90
Days. 90 / 6Oi 75L 225 ISL %
Dags. / 25 90 : 6OI -sI5 s6 Is
Dag'. / / 9OI l0I sol s 50 40 90
i WssE. ! 1 6oI 2 25l 500 76l 4 50 %
. WssEsl so rs s col 25 7 5O1 70
WseEsl 8 COL 6OI s 90 so 9 90 10 SO
Mo. 4 90 s OOf 8 90 10 90 12 90 "a
2 Mes. 1 500 76 IL so Is 10 l6 90 Is 70
M0's. z so IL 20 10 90 IS 70 22 so f2e 70
fMo's / 60 II IS IT 90 q rs 25 so 20 70
8 noe 10 90 u 90 20 90 25 0o 80 % s6 90
Nos Is 90 10 so 20 90 50 80 80 90 As SO
2 Nos Is 90 q 60I 30 90 ts7 so As 90 81 so
Advertising an the Weekly.
OHa -snss~-- two ......... 90
three .........s-..z W !
For each subsequent insertion, and fol
each insertion Of each, additional
GofIara sss-sss---sO "
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INSURANCE..
Ins ura nc 9 A g Q nc y.
ALLEN C. HALL0cK

aNDRRwRTrEE AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
AnurarRR or AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues TO issue Policies from several Fifs
Glass and most reliable
T., en- /,a.arrs on Ealxnd and Fire Risbs. Hewifl
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend Go the Adjustment OF AIoSso s1
- 80 aa~criDfIon under policies from othel
Agencies and attend to the settlement OF All maj
ters CONNECTED with INSURANCE, for parties IN IN.
tareated His long experience as an issoEANcA
| AaTnST has made him familiar WITH All sapJectS
connected with Insurance.
~ Oflca on first Street, opp. Post Othce.
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M EVANSVILLE, IND.
sHvPFE PROPBIEToBs OF THE 0ITY FoUN
III irv beg leave to inform their Hlehds ana tna
n,s6Ise - general that they prepared to do ala
Ntnassf ,u,Nrs Nh FIN4sH1Na woRK,
and avarvthing appertaining 70 the Fonndry busl-
"a Tkey are manufacturing SFEAz EEGIHs s 1l An
s95sEss q ANY and MM MM essqi q any size Dit
isTv and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Cum
rs 4Io vs,.s corn-shellers III achihe1y Of al Kinda
made aud repaired, Iron and Drass ysstnns q
every Descriptions Iron G Sel1Ir &
pfH1SE HK EWRIss. silss DIsTILLERs, REGfIFIERs, &t,
spat Tron WORK brewing Kettles, Refgerators
rators, Sparses, stiiiheads anq worms , u
alimproved principles Columns ica 1ae AiSon9a Ta
iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF every
varsity for beer, Spirits OIL BrasS COCKS anu
sent 20 alIparts to fit up work and do
,sns;ra IN Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work. @e-I. OLD METALS BOUGHT.
| ....or sra deaIiag in and selling Allen's Ampros
i g., fsauge wrought Iron Weioed ripe
s Ssea1l 2;,sS, Hopkins' Improved Smut MACH
i stasssban Hughes Flour Separators, GetlAA 10
otb ;1n Elastic Betting, Psoking hose q
oS.l,s hast kind; Tinplate, Sheet iron, ~
Qa ". .ll 1f S0 Rsbit Metal Spelter, Fire Brick.
has haya syery facility of the best MaenAnesy
and w0rkmen, and T1 gtS gattention filing order.
promptly, warranting their work. and are seslsnse
With reasonable PralogSs aoSs ooms No. 60 Main stree
Foandes v Boiler Yard an Machine shop on ! me
street, between First sscond sthsett7' - 10y
! vile, Indiana - -
{ W9REMR LRs4R L.RRD---5 tierces prime
IL Lard at s1zc per pounds a. coor,s
. jams T. 4 -
WDECR! RICE I--2 tiorces Prime Rice, sor
HE saIe at A. COOKS
7 ~fsra~ Is Main street.
!. : NO = ~ n 4 o y H.aJMs .GsS-D
CIV Shoulders at low prices, at -
dec28 -4s VIOKERY HROS.
Iona Ian, - NJ R. ANTHEs, (Noeary Publ
@ @ r. a w & A IN T. II s
a --,> ATT0aNEFS AT LAW
N | 1EHERAL COLLECTION. AND REAL ESTATE
4 - ( -------- AGENTS. - -
s,aace No 81 Main street, opposite the Con
Hcuse Evansville. Fndfanas mayls-d&wly
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KRAFT & HEILMAN, =
CITY -FOuNDRYlA y -IL

Al ANuFAU UrURERS ERSANDBUILDERSo oFsT TEAM
ENGINES Nd BOILERS,
sy and Crist Mil Machinery Tobacco screws
(3amulinr Machines, Chinese Sugar Gaze mliisS
Thrasfng Machines sc:
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- AX1 III 81 -
III e. UE CUR r. :
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re
ynittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb AgUe, Pc
riodicaI Headache, or Bilious Headache, and
Bilious FsDers, indeed, for The whole ctGss Of
diseases originating in hillary arrangement,
caused 5y the Malaria Of MiasnsGtic Coaf1-
tries.
We are enabled here TO offer the community
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, Is stin perfectly harmless in any
auantity. such remedy is invRiuable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail r..ina Inls
ARp AeUE from the system, and prevents the de-
velopments Of the disease If taken on the hrst ap-
proach Of its prsmon1tory symptoms. It is not on
v the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings ls w1.nan
where FEVER AND AGBE prevails, everybody should
have il aud use il freely both for cure and protec
ti0u A great superiority of this renedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermitents il that 1t contains no Qninine
Mineral consequently Il produces no %
Those cured by it are left as healthy rs II they 40
| never had the disease. ...- s.... =
! the niasmatic poison. A great variety Of disoT-
dreas arise from Its Irritation; among which are
Neuralgia, RheaInGtssa, Gost, HeadGchs, Bl'adaess'
/ gooGadche, EarGche, CasdTTh, Asthma, PdLPtdnoni
aiIgid AGsoteR Of the Spleen HgsfeTtcSs Fds" ~ re
BosOels, COEic, Paralysis and Derangenae"t % re
c.use mt on the iasy1nisast type, or become perl
Il piicai This 80 CURE eKpels the poison from tue
blood aud consequently cures them All Ahko ~ - -
an invaluable protection to immigrants or persons
Travelling OF temporarily residing IN the @
| districts If taken occasionally or oa1y wnIle s
exnosed to the infection, that VIII be exeretsa nom
| the system, and cannot accumulate In sufncient
quantity TO rlpen into disease. Hence 4" ls eFSn s
more valuable for protection than cure anu Icy \
| will ever suffer from Intermitteuts II they sYah
| themselves Of the protection this remedV anords.
Prepared by DR.. J C. AVER & Co.
Lowell, Mass.
| Szoia Wholesale and Retail Agents IN EVansYllle
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Cassime ere II a ts.
All styles and prices
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Wgk0UR.-White Wheat and sBnckwheat
~ Flour in any size bags reqnlrei A. lowest
-, 80 a. = : = VfCK ERY'8 g
janl4 .4a NO. % mal9 se
AZ n T1f.N.R 81, 800 half and quarter boxes
40 for aafs l,v 5s s. e. GILBERT q Coz,
deC27 uses No. sycamore y stTee.
1IOTTOJV- K.4 BJN:-25 bags. all sizes, for
~ 80 ~ 81 T. GILBERT d CO.,
noSs 7f~a No. 4, Sycomore street.
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Caps! Caps
All the leading styles for spring and summer just
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prenared by DR.. J C. AVER & co.
foWall Mass.

Sole wholesale and Retail Agents in Eysnsville
KEbLER q WHITE; BIERBOWEk PAEhOE
LEIGH OARLSTApTi
and for sale by all dealers and wholesale agents
Jane 8, lS6I-1y. F Ea 1I4 4
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Infant Ha ts g. C a ps !.
sn1a1did assortment of fancy hats and caps
srrifa and summer styles.
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SoftH a t q Z,
# everycsnceiTable shape and color. Latest styles
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Spor ting Ha t s
1Sf aTerT4 description and price
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- 1sER65 FURS.-A splendid assortnen
~ ~ -, -oceived. Prices 70 suit the times. Ca
soon anu i11A TAUTIER d MAROOHNIER,
Main between First and Second streets
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ER more syrup, none better in the city except
NJ tans : 73 Main street.
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smu6z1, pRoPRIEToRs OF THE OITY FOUN
sirv beg leave to inform their hienas ana tha
r,.6Igc IN General that they prepared to do ala
<tDastf - ,v.o,,z-
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Soft B eayer Il s.. 2 t 4 8
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-VATTTFR & MARC0NNIER,S,
= No. 3a Main street.
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Renfrew & Magenta Hats
Something Fancy s.t
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an p D us OF REOH COUSHrTR y
MU BRAN Just now receiving from the Ran :
road and fos sale ati sV1OKERY BBOS-,
jan7 sbaai ssf zli No 81 Al@an SUISSE
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Special Notices.

Goods Constantly Arriving, New and
attractive goods are constantly arriving at J.
X Christophsrs, corner Of Jefferson and Mar
ket street Thegoods we're bought at auction
in the Eastern Cities, and can be sold iO'O--
mind that They comprise a large quantity
Of cassinets, salinets, shawls, cloaks, Cloak
Goods, Hoods, ohildren's Shoes Carpeting,
and large number Of Blankets part Of
which are slightly damaged, Bargains Grein
The goOda. his
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Valuable Stone Quarry
AT
II u n Il Z Q - "A IL N
BY ORDER OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY co.

ON Saturday, the tOth day Of December, 1854, will
" sell 10 the highest bidder, Al the door OF the Court
House 10 the city Of Dayton, under an order OF the
Superior Court Of Montgomery county, the Following
real estate, tho property OF Jacob harshinan decd
tO.wt Beginning at the corner OF the NV quarter
Of section 90 town range east, etei thence 4 10
80 "a rods along the line OF said quarter section
60 stone; thence n So Sl44 rods along the south
line Of Valentine winters land 70 the east line Of two
rod road and 10 said Winters southwest corner thence
Io AY l29 % rods TO the north line oi said quarter
section 10 stone; thonce west on said section line
rods thence south Il 4y wesW zoos rods TO the south
line OF said quarter seeton; thence e7' S3 3S rods
on the south line OF said quarter section TO the south
east corner Of said quarter section at the place OF be-
ginning containing seventeen acres and u 100 Of an
acre. .
nom the corporation line ol Dayton, and contains
quarry OF excellent Dayton Limestone. The extent OF
the quarry not known, but persons desiring 20 pur-
chase are invited 10 10 upon the premises and make
such examination ~ will be satisfactory 10 themselves
The premises lie within two hundred yards oi the Day
ton and Wilmington Turnpike Al kober weads, aud
extends by two rod road 10 the Dayton, Wateryliet
Valley, aud XenA Turnpike, mmodi"te'y east OF the
Asylum Grounds.
fhe entire premises have been appraised at $500
10 be sold nee OF dover. Terms Of sae-one third In
cash one third IN sta months, and one-third In one
year deferred payments 20 bear six per cent interest
om day OF sale and TO be secured BY mo.igage the
premises. GEORGE W. HoUK,
noipw4 Administrator Jacob HArshrnaR, decd.
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Desirable Goods.-Our readers will mo-
tice the advertisement Of Mr.. VIM, Fish, Of
the 9th Street woollen Factory. Having
used the manufactures OF his establishment
in our family, and tested their excellence and
durability, we are prepared to recommend
them to our reapers. We feel sure that his
goods will be found to wear rather better than
most fabrics made at the mammoth factories
in the East
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15

Something Nice-We are informed that
there Is gentleman 10 town making arrange
ments for the exhibition of large and fine
collection of European Oil Paintings, as soon
as suitable place can be procured An
invitation will be extended to our citizens to
examine them. Catalogues will be furnished
ut the place of exhibition