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~ During our visit 10 Lowell we were

HS During our visit to Lowell we were
shown through the Laboratory of our cele
brated countrsmen. DR J. c AYEx-
Scarcely could we have belie.ed without
proof what is seen there beyond disputing.
They make barrel of solid Pills, about
10000 doses, and three barrels of Cherry
Pectoral. I20 900 doses. per dunn. To
what an uncomfortable amount of human
suffering does this point ITO. 900 doses
day. Fifty millions of doses per year
What acres and thousands of acres of sick
beds does this spread before the imaa nation!
And what sympathies and woe Trne,
not all Of this is taken BY the very sick,
but alas much oft is. This Cherry Drop
and this sugared Pill are to be the compan-
ion OF pain and anguish and sinking sorrow
the lnheritarce our mother Eve bequeath
ed to the whole family of man. Here the
infant darling has been touched too early
by the blight THAI withers half our race
Its little lungs are affected and only watch
ing aud waiting shall tell which way its
breath shall turn. This red drop on lis ia
bic is the tallsman on which its lie shall
hang There the blossom OF the world just
bursting into womanhood Is stricken also.
Affections most assiduous care avalls not.
she is still fading away. The wan messen-
ger comes nearer and nearer every week.
This little medcament shall 60 there, their
last, perhaps their onIy hope. The strong
man has, planted in his vitals. this same
disease. This red drop by his side is help
ing him wres'le with the mex orable enemy;
the wife OF his bosom and The chsrubs of
his heart are waiting in sick sorrow and
fear lest the rod on which they learn. in
this world be broken
Q, Doctor Spare no skill. nor cost, nor
toll to give the pershing SEX the best that
human art can giye.-lGalveston; Texas.
News.
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"On the 9Th Of December the Spanish

"On the 9Th Of December the Spanish
invading expedition. consisting Of twenty
Eve vessels left the port of Havannah in Gu
ba. for Vera Cruz. On the 18th the entire
forcs was landed. the city having been de-
sorted by the Mexican troops. and posses.
sion was taken in the name and by the au
thority of the queen OF Spain. Soon the
old A ~ Of CASTLE was waving from the pub
lie buildings and from the old Castle OF
San Jaun d. Uilloa.
1t is affirmed by a writer who &C
companied the expedition that the Spaniards
were welcomed by a large portion Of the
fleet. it is asserted. willopen port OF trade
at Mstamora with the southern Confedera-
cy. Should this prove TO be true. a war
with England will be inevitable.
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Deaths In the seth.
We are favored with the following note
from Col. Grose:

We are favored with the following note
from Col. Grose:
CAMP WICKLrFFE XVI
Jan. J. 1861.
Deaths have occurred in the Seth regi-
ment. since they arrived At JeHerronville as
follows:
l. Walbury Herbaugh. private. Co.. B.
Capt. K,lgore.
Kearney.
3. Jas. B. Wright. private. Co. E. Capt.
Kearn-y.
Thunderburg. private. Co. F..
Capt. Hoover.
s. Jonathans Johns, private; Co. H..
Capt. Trusler.
s. James NJ. Ludy. private. Co: H.,
Cspt. Trusler. :.
This is small. compared with other regi-
ments.---Nep Cattle Courier.
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Es- Nashville paper says thar General
Floyd went down from Western Virginia 10
Bowling Green very secretly. We suppose
be went stealing down.-[ Louisville Jour
nal.
u 4 Nashville paper says that "a few
steel cannon are wanted AZ Bowling Green =
We guess thu. Floyd. if little inducements
were offered him. could soon steal the iron
oues.-( Louisville Journal.
u The Charleston authorities talk OF
building another fort II they want any
stone for the purpose they viii lad an
abundance in their harbor.-[ Louisville
Journal
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H6vThe N. Y. Independent says: TIL

H6r The N. Y. Independent says: The
way TO improve Government finances
Fight
The way to gain the respect of England
and France. Fight.
The way to increase our army to mil
lion of men. Fight.
The way to entertain rebels. pirates. and
traitors. Fight.
The way to sustain the Government and
show we are in earnest. Fight.
The way. and the oniy way, to have
peace. Fight.
The way to do justice and promote free
dom. Fight.
The way to have bible faith is to have
works. Therefore FIGHT.
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Minutes Of the Richmond Benevolent
Society.
MONDAY EVE, Dec. 9. 1861.

MONDAY EVE, Dec. ,. 1861.
Society met in Union Chapel The
President being absent. the Vice President,
Rev A. Aten, opened the meeting with
prayer. The Secretary also being absent,
J. NJ. Poe was appointed Secretery pro ten.
Mrs. X. Coffin. Steward of the First Ward,
reported that she had visited and assisted
seven families in the First and Fourth
Wards, and expended Sl2 AZ, which was
paid to the Treasurer. J. T. Watson, Stew
ard from the Second Ward, reported that
he had visited and assisted two faulies in
said Ward to the amount of 81 IS. No re-
port from the Third Ward c. f. Coffin,
Treasurer, reported balance in the Treas
ury amounting to Sl04 AZ. Report &C.
cepted. John X. Tiff was appointed Steward
in the Second Ward. Mrs. B. NJ. Scott was
appointed Steward in the Thiri Ward. G..
thinner reported he had a cord of wood
to donate to the Stewards when needed
Mrs. DR.. Thomas reported that from June
"a. 1860, up to this time. she had received
from the Society S34 50. when she ex-
pended, assisting eight families. Six new
members were added to the Society, whose
names and amount paid were given to the
Treasurer. On motion. the Society ad journ-
ed to meet in the Presbyterian Church. on
Monday Evening of next month
j. NJ. POE, Sec'y pro tenn.
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MONDAY EVE, Jan. 9th, 1862.
Society met in the Presbyterian Church,
on Fifth Street. The President being absent,
the Vice President, Rev. A. Aten. presided.
Meeting was opened by prayer by L. S.
Johnson. Minutes read and approved
Mrs. Hsughton, Steward .in tire Fourth
Ward, reported that herself and Mrs. r.
Coffin. Steward in the First Wari had visi-
ted and relieved seven families in sad
Wards. and expended sci. J. NJ. Poe,
Steward in the First Ward. reported that be
had visited several families; found two that
we're very needy, and wcs ii ssist them
soon. Mrs. z. Ham Stewh he Third
Ward, reported--money un land at last
meeting, 81 Perceived from the Tressu-
rer, SO; collected 81 25. Visited aud re-
lieved four families, and other individuals.
Expended. sic -; balance on baud 81 25.
On motion. the Secretary was ordered 10
request the different Editors to publish
standing notice of the time Of meeting, aud
the nature of the Society; also the names of
the Stewards. Receip pts of the evening, 81 :.
donated by Rev. Mr.. Van Doren. On mo-
ton. the Society adjourned to meet in the
same Presbyterian Church. on the first Mon
day evening of next month.
t. S. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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Auditors Sale Of Real Estat e.

NA1ILL be exposed a. pc5iic sale Court Hnase
w door il Certe-vIle, Wayne eo1zsys In5.. Mon
day, the 2sta day OF Ja1GEy. Is52 between the
OF 10 o'clock - AID o'c5sck said day
following property it: Being all certain piece
parcel lot OF ground situats lyiag aud beI-z the
city os Ricaz3o1d- Of Mayco u II
sns ana described follows to-Sit: Beziaufa
S0G.A-esst of WashnSso snd Main streets ard
running thence East sl71- Az thirty (39j
thence PARALLEL vita Washi ninety l0)
thence thirty 39 feet Washington ss-es thenee
north aioag Washington street ninety 1901 feet ts
place OF segisnins. being OF lss pubered
drei a1d treaty li5g in thai city
Rch-aoed lad %. ~ 5osa a saael Smith. satisfy
Mortgage nzesret si3 Register of Loaas seAocs
Fue9s- said Mortgage executed fhoDas x Dag
dale, Feerza.y 1853 favor OF tie safe diana
Auoans Of Mortgage Interest, damages and o349-
81 Te<Es Cash,
BENZ L. MARTIN. A. VIC.
JAD- A,e7 . %
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Great sale for thirty DAYS, commer

-.-.Great sale for thirty days, common
cling Jan. 18th, to close out winter stock
dress goods, shawls, satinetts. wool iannels
&c, &c, less than present wholesale prices.
Haines is determined to sell. II you wait
bargains GO to 81, Main street, where the
people do most congregate.
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REMovAL---Mrs. Prescott, has moved, and
now occupies The Vickers Boarding House
Lynde uilding, where she would be pleased to
accommodate day and week boarders, at reason
able rates. She has few rooms to rent, suita
bic for small families. For pleasant home
boarding house, with an abundance of good eat
ing, we can always commend the house under
the management of Mrs Prescott
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+ DR. fuckers
[ APPOINTMENTS
FROM OCT. Is to APRIL "a, 1862

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS House, Monday Oct 81, Dec. ?,
Jan. %, Feb. "a, April ..
CAMBRIDGE CITY Cambridge City Hotel. Tuesday
Oct %, Dec. ,. Jan. "a, Feb .. April &
hh Tucker having visited Richmond for about four
IL years and having had great in curing his
patients, deems to more than hstha
he treats all Chronic Diseases - Charges
low; consultation and his New given TO
patients. AllinvaIids are invited TO call.
Oct. IL, I'll, (S5 odl ~
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f$syjsfSd&elhf%ss;,
OR PICTORIAL TROCHES.
RELIEF WARRANTED II TEN nIHurm

EJ IF you wish to give a friend a
valuable present that will be priced more
than anything else, 60 to Mazweli's Gallery
No. l. North Fifth-st., opposite the Mere
dith House. and get your picture in one Of
his new fancy cases. Ii viii pay TO go
and see his pictures; for it costs nothing to
look.
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~ Go % TIE APE. Lamb Store" for Goods,
IS advice that has Sd frequently been given and
needed to the profit Of those dealing at cur
friend Andy SCOTS; but We again repeat il, be-
iievins that good Goods viii come Of il, At
rates tina. will cause every customer to thank
rs for the advice
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o. C. C. Bull & Co. are the exclusiy

o. G. G. Bull Il Co. are the exclusive
agents for the sale in this city OF the celebra-
ted "Champi Cook Stove" manufactured
by VIM. Resor & Co. 1t is certainly one OF
the best Stoves made. They have also on
hand a large and most excellent stock of all
other kinds OF Cooking. Parlor and Shop
Stoves, together with one of the best lots OF
Tin-ware, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware, in
this city. Give them a call at the old stand
of Ward X Bull, Maiu-st.
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20 G. thinner has Jus, received another

- G. thinner has just received another
large stock of Notions, Ladies Baskets,
Gloves, Toys, &c. He is also manufac-
turing large amount of Candy, which he
warrants free from all poisonous coloriDg
matter.
Call opposite Meredith House. betwee n
Fifth and Sixth Streets, and see his fine
Socka ind low prices.
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40 Main street.

Geo. 2. Emswier & Co. invite attention
to their stock Of Notions, Fancy Goods Toys
&c.-the most complete in the eity-selec-
ted with much care, mainly from first hands
and with due appreciation of the public
want. We feel confident no house can Of
fer. at wholesale or retail. greater induce
meats. For the holidays our stock is un-
surpassed. Call and see.
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UNION PRISONERS AT THE SoULu.-There
are now distributed at the different war
prisons throughout the South. the following
numbers OF Union prisoners: At Richmond
l.o2o: at Raleigh. 80: at New Orleans 496;
at Charleston. so: at Columbia. s. c.. so;
Tuscaloosa, 500; Salisbury, l76; in Jail. 43;
and there have been released already about
500; died in prison and hospitals, 100; es-
capped; 8.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.


Webb Lodge, the third Wednesday. .
Richmond Lodge, meets the fret Tuesday
evening every month.
King Solomon Chapter, sesond Friday ......
wayne Council. first Thursday IN March, June
Brittou Lodge (coored,) drst Monday in each
month
1. o. o. r.
White Water Loigemeets overy Friday evening
Herman (tiermanl Lodge,every Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodge.eyery "Wednesday evening.
Oriental EncampmeRt, every second and fourth
tuesday eve. Of each month.
Degree of Rebecca, of Whitewater and Woodward
lodges first and third Tuesday Of each month
Degree of Rebeccs of Herman Loo sc, first and third
onday Of each month.
Temperance Orders.
The GooDTEMPLARS meet every Wednesday Even
iood Templars meet in milton, Friday evening.
10 do Dubiin, Monday evening
do do DO Cambridge, Tue-iay evening.
do do do Jaek=onjurE. Friday evening.
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet every sAiurts y
-veninz
ee Sons Of TEN persnce Ccutervlle,on Friday
REUNION TEMPLaRs tcoloredl everyF even'g
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CCr Col. Benton, of the 9Th regiment, and
Col. Bridgland, of the ID Ind cavalry, were IN
our city during the past week. The brnrer has
gone to Washington City, and the latter to join
his REGIMENT in Ky.
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% Richmond Benevolent Society

Meets n the First "oEtay evening each nohtn
circulating FRI m one Church anoiher-objec search
out relieve worthy poor. Donations soei-
ted stewards-J NJ Poe. Mrs X Cofin, ). T Watson,
Mrs Cox, J. X lin A L Scott. Mrs. i Han, Mrs
ID. NJ. ?: little Mrs. ; Nth, Mrs Hauz hton
j. J. ConIey, W b. IA gan, and G. W. iiif-
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E1The following are the officers elected
for Clark Division No. 8, s. OF t, for the
ensuing term:
w. p. Granv;ll B. Wicks w. 4. David
ID. Henry; Il s, Henry C. Jones; T., Eli
Farsold Z. s., S. b Gerry; c., John Nor
gan; A. c., Albert Lewis; /. s Marcus C.
White; O. S., Samuel lowell.
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Ioeals, alutites, &s.
Richmond Han. TIA, lsG2.
NO T / G. E.

The Publishers Of This city have all agreed hereaf
ter to charge Is for each notice Of RELIGIOUS
MEErISGsof Literary, school, grica tura Eo-ticul-
Society meetings. and all other meetings watch are
specially Of general character not paid for a'
viii be charged the handing IL such
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rs- The County Treasurer informs us that
about one half the Tax must be paid in the pa
per of the specie paying Banks of Indiana
the State Treasurer requires this according to
the law of SO.
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o. general movement Of our Army is ex
pected in a few days--and. in the mean time,
Strattan & oon are busily engaged moving goods
moving them TO their homeS-al well sat SIZED
with such wing operations. Call at Strattan S
corner for bargains.
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Dow ward Train
Nail Arranx eInent--Ricil iM o nd Post
Office.

Dayt and Columbus and East'n Mails
open ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS las a. m
Dayton Il Columbus close at.-.-..-......2 80 2.
Cincinnati NAL pen at ....-....-..-ll;4 p a. NJ
( do and Eastern close 4 Is p. m.
Indianapolis Mail opens $3.50 p II
do do closes at lN;ou a N
Chicago Mail opens Observation-Disclosures 90 IN
do do closes IO.3O a n
Hamilton Nail, via Boston. Sc, leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday st.....7:oO j.
Hamilton Mail strives Tuesday and Satar
day ....................5:00 p. N.
Union City Mail, via arby, Bethel, DC,
. Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via Ne Garden, leaves
MCnoay aDl friday at--.---.-. s:'o N =
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday at. 500 ? n.
.ss-0fice open from 100 N. TO 5 ? M Sun
days from to 10 a m.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS +. NJ.
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~ The session Of the Wayne Common
Pleas Court, Judge WILSON presiding commen-
ces Monday next.
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re- 1t IS fact. that at Jordan's you can
buy can of Msltby's No Oysters, for 90
cents OF half can for As cents.
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- See the advertisement of C.
Jackson & Co. in another column. They are
determined to sell, and the New York Store is
the place to buy cheap and good Goods.
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cg Thos O'Carrou, for stealing SIS and a
silver watch at Hugh 0 Brien's, was sent to Jail
by Esq. Lyle, on Sunday eve. last
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Low pRlCEs:-.NO HUMBUG.

GS- ID. B. Crawford, at No. % Main St, has
Just received very large stock of Goods, which
he purchased at the old prices for cash, and de-
signs selling them at the OLD PRICES; for instance
the best of muslins at 10, IL and 10 cents per
yard, and everything else in proportion.
He wishes to call special attention to his stock
ofCARPETS-the best and cheapest in the city;
now IS the time to buy a Carpet that Will do you
good service.
Mr.. Crawford especially invites the ladies 20
call and examine his assortment of BALMO
RELS-all sizes, and beautiful patterns-cheap.
He will close out his stock of FURS, at
bargain, and now is the time, ladies, to supply
yourselves with an indispensable article of COM
fort at lower rates than ever before offered.
- Gas Fixtures and Pipe always on
hand, of the most approved styles and pat
terms which will be put up TO order without
delay, at the establishment of Starr IL
White, one door west of Emswiler's IL Co.'S.
Notion Store Main Street. They also have
on hand. at all times, Gas Tar, Coke and
Fire Brick, which they are selling a, the
Gas Works at fair prices for Cash.
To Our Friends and the Public.
In commencing new year, and owing
to the belief that no House doing a general
credit business. can possibly live, while ma
king cash purchases, we have adopted
Cash Sales" as our rule, and "credit sales"
as the exception. opening book account by
special agreement only. In doing this we
shall endeavor to make the change beneficial
to our customers as we'll as ourselves.
Hereafter some one viii be in attendance
at night and during the Sabbath, to Gil any
prescription or furnish any medicines need
ed. PLuMMEs 4 KELLY.
Jan. l. 1S62-4t
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/ CT Benz, Elliott volunteer in the 43d Ohio
regiment whilst on Through to visit in the vicin-
ity of Centerville shot himself thro' the head
on last Saturday week.
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Administrators Notice.

H-OTIcg Il ke-es1 rive7 chs: the unIersixped h.s
heaa zproFn.et Aig-z4s.r@.or % the estate HtIita
3 Ransheaf late Wayne county, teoeAsef- All per
so-s isseste. sad required inns-
date ara all having elaus aGains.
re31re1 % present them 1zly szh=ntcA
ted The estate 10 supposed solvent
JAMES @. BAxKHEAp.
n g. P.rsr. Any
Kicansad, Dec 81 saw
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LARGE HoGs.-We are under obligations to
our friend Cyrus Wright, for the weight of lot
of - hogs. raised by Elijah Cook Of this town
ship, and of two hogs raised by Isaac Cook
They were killed on the 3lst ult and sold to
Jay & Beam of New Paris, Ohio They are
certainly the heaviest lot of hogs we have heard
Of this season.
] The following is the nett weight Of Elijah
Cooks gs: Az. $50, 542 500, 52l, 53f,
571, 518 574, Ago, ga, $50, 545.
Isaac Cooks two hogs weighed. nett, 586 lbs,
and $50; the latter only nine months old.
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILwAY.-At the a n
nual meeting OF The Indiana Central Rail-
road Companythe following gentlemen were
elected as Directors for the ensuing year:
John S. Newman, Of indianapolis;
Samuel Hannah, of indianapolis;
William Petty. of Cambridge City;
John White, of Raysvile;
David Commons Of CentreviIle;
w s. I. Norton, Of Centre vile;
II. G. Carey, of Dayton.
The Board elected j. S. Newman Pres-
dent, Samuel Hannah. Secretary aud Trras-
urer, and Ii. G Carey Superintendent.
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u., DJ Candidates before the Ohio Legis-
for the L. s. Senate are: Wade,
q 11A. .-Dennison. Ford. D.lano, r: P.
N: S. Townsend. Backus. Stan
" ck. Dorsey. Ewing, Schenck.
~ The foiiowlng clever double acrostic
NAV be worth preserving. ltSas written
by the talented Miss Louisa A. Sheridan. on
hearing a friend say that the words Eaits
and xnfie are composed of the same letters:
u mite and unite tho same, say yoU:
\ Of Wedloek, I ween, has such unity been.
4 he OF riArrisge each wandering goaE
r q \ new lac would ry. all except you and j.
= sch seeking to alter the spell" of their seenE
~All the schemes for the emancipa-
ton and colonization Of slaves have been
referred to Messrs Bingham Of Ohio and
Thomas Of Massachusetts.
cF Gen: Seigel has resigned his place
in the army, and viii return 10 his favorie
occupation as a teacher. A great loss to
the service.
n0T There are about five hundred Chap
lsins in the Army, at q cost Of nine hun
bred thousand dollars per snnum.
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AM, DS Candidates before the Ohio Legi
for the U. s. Senate are: Wad
ON y Dennisnn Enra Diana II.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-15
INSURANCE.
) In s urance a G enoy.
/. ALLEN c. HALLOCK 20

IA ~ ek. EEW0navflkcs 81 -lfIEH rs
90 .JERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANOA
AGENT,
81 AnJUsrER or AVERAGES AND NOTARY PrBLIo.
BE eenttnues to issue Policies from several Firs -
Glass and most reliable +. T--T7.-7 = $50.
INSURANCE COMPANIES slv srns
In the Oowntrp, Iaiand and Fire Ri,k, He win
also receive applications for 'FlEl' 7F1'
LIFE INSURANCE. saa-i 81 fFilr
He will attend to the Adjustment Of Loose
Of every description under policies from othca
agencies, and attend to The settlement Of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in-
terested. HE long experience as an INSURANCE.
AeENr, has nN.de him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
pN- Office on First Street, OPP Post Once
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OLD AUCTION HOUSE,
A NEW AUCTI0NEERI

n y. C0H.N. H.zIIJvG RB.NTBD
- the old Auction Room On the c1Iner o.
Main aud Third streets, Evansville, Tor term OF
years, will con tinue the Auction and Commission
business and attend selling all kinds OF goods,
furniture wagons, buggies, carriages. norses cal.
tle all kinds Of manufactures articles, &C. Lib.
eral adyaucements made on consiguments.
Prompt attention will be given to all goods en-
trusted TO my care. J. ). COHN.
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!G,04P.-l5 100 boxes German and Palm, for
~ LOW By lfebSl 8. e. GILBERT 4 co.
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nELLIOTT'S."
K hhIs no: ] MackereI ;

Is bbls No; Mackerel; ssss. =
az bis No. Macserel;
Is do do do Salmon. Just received from
stssner and for sale low at Elioit's FAMILY
Grocery. tt3 ~
CHICKFEs.--2od ez. spring chi. kens, nice and
fat, Jest received from the country. eaeA
BEEF.-1,o.o lbs sugar cured Resfj just received
at Elliotl's. 7sas1 nee i1 ia f-trsf ~.
coRN.-5oo bushels Corn 10 stors and for sale
at Eliiott's.
COUNTY, BRAN.-3eooo lbs Country Bran
in store and for sale al reduced iafes. 81 80 n
BRooMs, BUCKETS AND tn ss.-A larse md
fresh assortment Of Tubs, Brooms and BucAets.
just received Elliotl's. 49,. -
FL0UR.-1Oo bags Of Doable Extra Family
Flour in store and r. sale at =
augll ELLl0TT'S Family Grocery