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the scratch Of pin on the bark,
leaves a scar that endures almost
with the life Of the tree. We were
shown a beech tree, recently, in
Delaware county,by q middle aged
man, with the initials ofhis father
st'll plainly traceable, which were
scratched on the bark when his
father was a hoy. Tic same can
be done with fruit trees, us we be.
licve we saw suggested some
yparsJugo in an agricultural journ.
n, which, like Il good many ideas
that yearly float over the great sea
OF the agricultural press, has near.
ly been forgotten. We saw some
trees few days ago that had been
marked in this way and il remind
ed va that tho idea was worth re.
suscitating.
The letters of the name arc
scratched on under side of the
branch, and the letters one above
the other. In tho casc we saw,
there were two kinds on the two
kinds on the two arms of the tree
and Northern Spy
the main or central stem being of
kind, the name of which
we do not now rcmomber.-Gdrd
eneys NontkiV.
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RECEIPT EOR MAKING SOAP.
a correspondent of the German
town Telegraph says:

a correspondent of the German
town Telegraph says;
I've lately tried a new receipt
Tor making soap-new to us al
least and ms we had such good
success, ! thought it would be
well to send you the modus oper
dndi for the housckccpcr's depart.
.mcnt of yourpapcr.
"Pour four gallons of boiling
water over six pounds of washing
soda and three pounds orunslack.
cd lime stir the mixture well and
l,t il settle until it is perfectly
clear. II is better to let it set all
night as it takes some time for the
sediment to settle. When clear,
drain the water of, put six pounds
Of fat with it, and boil for two
hours, stirring il most Of the time.
Hit does not seem thin enough,
put another bucket of water on the
grounds. stir and drain off, and
add rs is wanted to the boiling
mixture. lts thickness can be
tried by putting II little on aplate
to cool occasionally, Stir in n
handful Of salt just before taking
off the fire. Have n tub ready
soaked to prevent the soap from
sti cking, pour in it and let it sct
till solid, when you will have from
the above quantity, or ingredients
about forty pounds of nice white
soap, alta cost of about two cents
per pound. llousekcepcrs try it,"
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MA RKING TREES.

Everybody has felt the want Of
some elective plan of marking
fruit trees in the orchard, All
eorts oflabe's have been tried, and
most persons depend for strict ac.
curacy on having manuscript list
made of the trees as they are nu.
merle lily arranged on the ground.
This 10 very well, but as ono has
TO have the list always about, or
sometimes likes to graft several
kinds on one tree, the plan is so
far Objectionable.
Now, il ID we'll known fact, that
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DIR. A. BENHAM'S

Expectorant and Rcnovating
Pills, for the qure of Nervous and
sick Headache, old Sour Stomachs
loss ofapetite, heartburn, water
brash, cold hands and feet, dirri.
ness and Milk sickness, cramps in
the stomach, and thoroughly
cleans the general system without
any inconvenience.
DosE-From 2 to 1 twice q day.
PRIcE-25 cts. per box or 5 boxes
for 81.
Prepared and sold by DIR. A,
Benham, Melmore, Seneca Co.,
Ohio, and +. Marquardt, and Du
Bois & Go. rifiin City, Ohio.
July 81. 1S63.-3m.
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A Friend in Need. Try II,

la. SWEET lSrAiuhLE IISAENr 10 prepare
ifomi he recipe Of Df. Sepeen Sweet, Of Connect.
eut, the great hone setter, ind has hetn nsed a. hs
practice lof the last twenty years with the most
toni,h,ns success. A. hn external remedy, " IL
without rival, and will alleviate pain more sp'edi.
" than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Dsorhersit " truly infallible, aud
curative for sores, Wounds, Sptaus, brni,es, Ac.,
its soothing, healing and powerful ming pro.
pcTtes, excite the inst wonder tnh astOn shment oi
all who have ever given " Atrial over one thousand
ccui6cue. Of remarkable curss, performed hy IL
within the lasttwo years, attest this fact. tg See
Advertisement.
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Removal.

Ill nv CIGAR and TOBACCO
STORE four asor, NatA my fStInsr place, I hope
To see my old pAtraas (snd new ones toa,) whsgs
they will and great addition to nay lor1sT large
stock In my line,
II you TisA TO Smoke a Good. .Sns favor
ed Cigar,
ash Jenny Smoker where to get 10, (whe hy the BY
70 the best judge Of the weed eui,l aRd he williA.
yaribly answer you, 90 10 the IRien Cigar store -.
N yoa ~ish to get smokihs OF Chewing Tobacco,
non the sesnmons,tteths hasst brands ycu can get
II at the CAieh Cigar stofs Pipes nem the cen
mea clay to the 6Rsst Msrhanm, nobody esa sait
yes - well n,hs UAieA Cigst stoss, Aad thsss.
ssa other ,hipss s.sslb Kept b. 9rebsssoa,sseaas be
Asaat the Uaiea CigsFsteFe.
PH. ToKAYER.
yimAfAr,i 10. lstJ. s5-,f
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DR. WM. Ii. HURD'S
DENTAL REMEDIES
THE BEST In THE WORLD,
IssuRISg
Fine Teeth and a Sweet Breath,
AND
Curing Toothache g. Neuralgia

DO you wish to be blessed with and admired fer
PEARLy wnirx andSouNp TEETH Use Dr WN;
u. HURD's uNRivALLED TOOTH POWDER,
warranted free irum acid, alkali, or any Injurious
substance. Price 25 cents per box.
t-S- Beware ofthe ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whiten but destroy.
no you wis. tobe certain that your breath u pure,
sweet and agreeable to husband OF wife, lover or
FRIENDS Use DIR. HURD'S CELEBRATED
MOUTH WASH. Price ~, cents per bottle.
This asringent wash I, also the best remedy in the
world Tor CASEER, Ban ~ EATH, ELgEDING GUAs,
Soar MoUTH, etc. II has cured hnu'red..
DO you children suffer from rOOTHACIiEi 7
Get DR. HURDS MAGIC TOUTlIACIlE DROPS,
Price. ~ cents per bottle.
Are YOU afflicted with NEURALGIA 7 Get DR..
HURDis NEURALGIA PLAsTERs. The most
effective aud delightful remedy known,
They do not adhere nor blister. hut soothe and
charm pain away. Try them. Price, IS and g.
cents. Mailed on reccipt ofprice.
A VI atise on the best means of preserving the
Teeth, mailed receipt Of III. price, 10 cents. II Is
uluahle little work and should he In the possession
OF every perscn.
For sale ata the best store. throughout the coun.
try.
CAuTios,-As there arc dealers who take Hdvan
tsge Of our advertisements to impose upon iheirsus
toners inferior preparations, " u necessary To In
81 upon having whst you call for, and you will Ggr
rHE nssT, Thoroughly tested, and prepared by
peri need Dentist Trea,urrr OF the New York state
Deniists Association. aud Vice President OF the
New York City Dental soceiy.
Address W. u. iiuRD l. co.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.
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AND ANOTHER WITNESS
For Dr.. BENHAM'S Electro
Hydropathic medicated vapor
BATH.
LIBERTY TowNsHrP,)

LIBERTY TowNsHrp,)
Crawford County, ohio.
This is to certify that | was attack.
ed severely with rheumatism, in
October A. ID. 1860. | called on
several Physicians of the old school
who was considered very skillful.
They attended me for some months.
grew worse all the timo. Some
said was incurable-one of the
Doctors said | had the Giatic
Rheumatism and applied a plaster
of tan and tar; cosmetic and tan,
made a most miserable ugly stink.
ing sore and very painful, and did
not draw the Rheumatism ont of
my hip. Some said one thing, some
another thing allied me but one
thing was certain, | got worse all
the time. began TO think ! ehl'd
soon 60 to the happy land of Ca.
naan. was finally prevailed on
to give DIR. A. BENHAM a trial, and
having heard of the great cures he
has performed, many OF which !
was personally acquitted with. Ac-
cordingly | was taken to DR.. Ben
hams, sore hip, rheumatism and
all on the 18th of June, 1861, and
stayed 10 days, during which time,
was taken through some five or
six Baths, and the tenth day left
my rheumatism, tan, tar, cosmetic,
sore lips and all with DIR. Bcnham.
| went home and wens to work at
my trade a carpenter, and no in.
convenience. DIR. Benham with
his mastery skill! aud excellent
remedies, with his Electro Hydro
pathic Mcdicated Vapor Bath, re-
novated the system and accom-.
plished more in less time than any
Physician ] ever knew.
JAMES STEAM,
and
A. A. STEAM, Wife.
Witness:
JOHN SEEN, Father.
MARY SEEN, Mother,
MOSES SEEN Brother,
JOSEPH WARNER.
Melmore, July 81, 1851. --3mos
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Perrumery a FIavorins
EXTRACTS /.

THE largest and finost stock of
Permmery, Flavoring Extracts, Po.
mades, Hair Oils and Hair Tsnics
over offered for sale in this city, for
sale ut the Drug Store Of
J. +. MARauARpr.
Aug. 7, 1862. a.
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The Confession and Experienc e
of an Invalid

Published Tor the benefit and y caution To Noung
mon, aud Others, who snner from Nervous Debility,
Early decay. and their kindred Hilmsnts--suppying
the means ofself cute, Nv one who has cured him
'clf, after being victim OF misplaced confidence In
medical hp mbuRRnd quacket,. Ny encl"sinRn post
paid directed envelope single copies may be had Of
the suthor,, N,1HAsisL MAyrAiR, ESQ.,. bsdhrl,
x NJ o. EnnnIN. Nav Nnfk. iAnln. Ii rom
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% Nervous sufferers of Roth scyes.

Reverend Gentleman having hecn Restored To
health In efew days, amer undergoing all the
~ routine and Irregular expensive modes of trent.
neni without success, ,tonstders II his sacred duty
communicate 10 his afflicted fellow creatures the
means OF cure. Hence on the teceip of an address.
ed EnvsloPe he will send tfree) copy OF the pre-.
satption used. Direct to ~. JoHS VI. DAuNALL, leo
"a ltnn street. NTnokl, New YORK
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops!

NEVER nil 10 destroy and eNierminate all kluds
OF lnie'iinal Worms. Are perfectly reliable In hll
onr'' snd for supefiot any and all of the Fancy
Worm CONNECTIONS, and nAuseous Ystmi ruse In &C.
They may be taken Al nll times with perfect safety
asthey contain NO MERCURY. or other deleteti.
"n'dinr. Moiher should always purchase then, and
give their children no other,
no Ca'hariic whatever, 10 nece,sary 10 he siyenl
Each bon contains - drops or tosenges 7Prire
ct', For sale by al dtuggi,s and dealer, in
Medicines. q. n. WAIkER Genl Agent,
huhalo, N. V Hnd Fort Erie. q. W.
April ~, 1863. Qs-Iy
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Fever and Ague.

GRISWOLD'S Malerian Antidote
and Bilious Pills for Fever and
A Ague, warranted to cure or the mo-
ney will be refunded. For sale at
the Drug Store Of
j. l.. MARouARDT.
Aug. 7, 1868. A.
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Clock and Watch Maker.-All
kinds Of watches kept constantly on hand.
Store IN Tomb's Block
Ttfin, Sent. i7th, tetI-1v
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Attorneys a Counsetlors at Law.
liouse. novQy
W. y, Noble, TIsrrI son Noble,
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/. q. PENNINGTON. J C.LEE. N. BREWER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,
William GoIIup.

Attorneys at Law and Solicit.
c'in Chsnssry, Rooms, In siuger', New nloct ,op.
rasite the CONT House. Tiffn, May ilth. 'As.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Horse Owners.


DR. swRE r'S INFALiJBI.E LiNIMENT FOR
HORSES 10 uniivsiisd by any, snd m all cases Of
Is.easss, adsiaf from sprains, Brptsss OF Wrench
tof, Wsehects 10 magical and certain. Hsrneu or
sddle Calls, scfstches, Mango, &e., II will also
eprs speedily. SPAWN and Rsnfbone may he easily
rrevrntsd snd cuied In their incipient stages, but
ccahtmsd csso' afs beyond the possibility Of rsdi.
cal eoW Ne cssss ofths Had, however, 10 90 les.
refats hopeiess bot " nay be alieViatsd BY this
Lnimsnt, sad its application will aiwsys fe.
move the Lamsusu. snd enable the horsst 70 travel
Win comparative ease.
EVety horse owner shobh have this remedy At
hand. for iis timely at the hfst sppe ance of
tamene,s will eaeotusily prevent those for'ndsbis
diseases meuttonsd TO witch all hofsss are iaiie
and which reader 70 many otherwise vAIuabls hosss
neafly worthless. See A Advertisement.
A GENTLEMAN. .cpred Of Neryoa. Debility, IN.
competency, Pfematufs Decay and Noutsful E,tor,
actuHted by desite TO heneit Others will be hAIpy
to afnish to all who need " tiree Of obarre) N. 10
eipe and directions for mailing the simple RemsIy
used IN his case. Those wishing tn proht by hi. ts
pefencr-snd po'ssses valuable Remedy--win r..
csNe the sane, by retain mail, (catefuy .ealed) oy
addtessiHg JOHN n. OGDEN,
augii.1m No 60 Nassau Street, New Yok
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MRS. L. c ALLEN,
Milliner and Dressmakerl

Ua tcmoyed from y. X. shawhsnh to Market
Street, opposite the Davi' ouse.
Work Jone pnmptly, aud ~ the lowest prioes. Also
alkiHds of Sewing Machine work. Thank nl foi past
faycr, ,he ullhopesto share part Of the public pat
fouNgs.
ApT. GI-tf
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MILLINERY GOODS,

DREs SIN AKINa;
Having employed an experienced
Dresses, Cioaks and Maniilias,
In the msu na,hiO Onshls styles. Ladiss' and 0hild.
tsn's IhdsT GATmehts msde to order.
~ r.M'ra, tot Ladies aud ChildrsAi dresser
received Mahthly,
tly- stamping done for R@brOidsry at ,hoH notice.
~ Dlsachipg and rrsnipg done Cor MiMnsu,
tg- Mininsu Nmi'hsd with Good, Al New yoIl
rnces.
tV- Thankhlfor PAss hvors, she uin hope. 10 ts
esiVs share Of public phtToasgs.
TINA, April 10, 's6a. gs-tf
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PUONOGRAPHY.

The undersigned having perfected him
self In ~" MT of shoti.hBnd whiting, being able Ia
write NJ the rate Of 100 words per minnte, wtatend
TO al bu.ine.s rnnirurit.u.c. Lessons inths att
riVeu on nfeasonHhietefmt.
office With Wm. NJ. Johnson.
wM. L.. MYERS.
Ti1in, Ian Ilth. 1869.
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DIR. A. BENHAm'S
Electro Ilydropathic Medicated
Vapor Bath, for the cure OF all 10.
cal Pains, Neuralgia, general di-
bility, all forms of Eruptivo dis
cases, Cancers and Scroflla. Chron.
ic and Acute Diarrhao, and all
Dropsical Affections, in short
time.
Mclmorc, July 81, 1s6l.-6m.
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,. u. EEOrd,
w. =. A n. Nnblc.

Attorney at Law. Tiain, Ohio
once IN ShA What's New BLOCK oset shfiveT' Store
ar
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FOR SALE BY

For sale nsenscs county byI l.. st. John L co.
DuBoi. Go. aud J. +. Marquardt, ridn; u. Hat
Lowelli D' NJ. Arnd, Adriani J. w Miller, Auics
u w Hoffman. Berwick John Lewis, Bettsvills;
q lounkeT, Watsons Ststoni z Hiss, Bioomv'i
u G Creque' West Lodii Du Bois q Co., Fo,ioris :.
iams'G Gray, Melmorsj NJ sileoI, West I.odi r
Yates Green Springs det:7.Ir
,nd by merchants and druggists generally throushost
the United Statssa and CsnSds,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

IRISH CoMPLIMENTs.-The following
compliments were paid to Sheridan in
Norfolk, by an Irish servant belonging
to Mr.. Coke, who attended him on his
shooting excursion, and which Sheridan
re told with great glee:
Shot the LIST, (the birds all getting
away" More powder to your honori
Did you see one little fellow drop his
legs as he went Off He'll never stand
on his TIN toes again" Shot ID (ditto)-
Tare an ayers, there they 90! But
didn't your honor hear the shot rattle
among them like pase agin the windy?
They II pray never to see your honor agin
on this side of the country" Shot Sd,
(birds all fly off again :" Thunder am
'ounsl but they have cotched It'll latter
watching them awhile.) There's three
wounded, anyhow, for they had hardly
strength enough to fly over Won hedge:
the devil wink of sleep they'll get the
blessed night" The 4th "a pheasant
gets away" Well, I never seen a moor
gentleman taken like him; he'll remem-
De Der your honor many long day for that
Inc sspalpeen Is carrying away more
shot tnan would set up an iron-monper
at Sklbbereen." Shot 9Th "a snipe gets
oH)-" You may cry erake, my little fell
loW-you may take your long bill to the
other world. You'll wake tomorrow
with lumbago in your soft lead" Poor
sheridan could stand this no longer, but
gave his countryman fee for his inge-
hnlty, and proceeded ON his beat alone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
Cincinnati Markets,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2I-P n.
FLOUR held higher super s. G0I5 rs: extra
So 9O96; fancy and trade brands SO 2j@s6 10
WHEAT active at 81 80 for prime red, aud 81 81
for prime white, and more difficult to buy at
these rates.
CORN less active and the price shade easier
old 81 09@l 10; new 9l@96c
OATS dull; receipts increasing, closing at SOC
Sic in bulk and 90992e in bag.
RYE 81 p.
BARLEY firm at 81 5O@1 50 for choice Spring
and Fall
WHISKY G3c and in good demand.
HOGS dull and nominally lower; buyers with
drown, and 200 lbs average, not reliable, at the
close at Sc 10 market unsettled.
MESS PORK offered freely at SIS.
LARD--New lie; hardly any demand.
GREEN HAMS in fair demand at 81. No de-
mand for shoulders; 100000 lbs bulk shoulders
last season sold at 81.
GROCERIES unchanged and quiet The Com
missariat rejected all the bids put in for Coffee to-
day as being too high; 421z for roasted. Sugar
| was taken at lac. aas
GOLD advanced to 51@52, and Silver to 1894
| for small and large.
EXCHANGE in large supply and dull at Is die
count buying and selling.
| MONEY market rather quiet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

PAsHUECE Ov JOB -Evrybody IL in the
habit ov Dragging on job, and Job did
hav considerable pashunce, that's fac;
but did he ever keep distrik skule for s
dollars month, and borde round? Did
he ever reap lodged oats down hill on
hot da, and hav all his gallus bust oph at
once? Did he ever hav the jumpin tooth
axe, and be made to tend baby while his
wife was over tn Perkinses tn tea
squall? Did he ever git up in the morn
ing awful dri and turf it 8 miles tn git
a drink, and find that the man KEEP a
temperance house? Did he ever under
take tn milk a kicking hefer with bushy
tail in fiji time out in the lot? Did he
ever set down into litter ov kittens in
the old rocking cheer, with his summer
pantyloons on, without saing damna-
shun? If he cud du all these things
and praze the Lord at the same time, all
| hav got tn sa is Bully for Job"-
Josh Billings.
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New York Market.
, New YORK, November q

NEW YORK; NOVEMBER Il.
COTTON dull and dropping at s4@S41z.
FLOUR &c better, at 81 556l7 60 for II. ii. o.,
and ST 65(d9 90 for trade brands, market closing
quiet.
WHISKY excited and 3@5c higher selling at
7O@7j, chiefyst IO@73c
WHEAT firm aud quiet 81 65@1 67 for winter
red Western; 81 6I@l CD for Amber Michigan.
RYE firmer, with q higher demand, chiefly
speculative; mixed Western 81 16@1 81 in store
closing firm at the latter figure.
OATS excited, and 2@3c higher; sales at 90@
9216c.
PORK unchanged and in fair demand
MONEY little easier, but the demand contin
ues active.
STERLING irmer but quiet at 6S96S1a pre-
MUM
GOLD unsettled and firmer, opening at 81, de
Ching to 5215, advancing to 5514, and closing
firm. at 1914 The total exports of specie to-day il
ssJ.z, al0lL---------.--
u S. 6's 81 coupons 1O9]3s Seven thirty 1868.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
GONTNTER CIAL.y
EVANSVILLE Wholesale MARKET,


EvAGsp.LLE, Saturday, Nov 81.
There has bee'l considerable activity in business
during the past week with increased arrivals of
grain aud other products.
The great scarcity Of tonnage still continues,
which greatly retards business. Prices have not
materially changed, but rates are generally firm
and have buoyant tendency.
MONEY continues firm and rates are advanc-
ing.
GOLD frEa at 43@i5c with but little offering.
SILVER steady at $685..
FLOUR unchanged but firm at SIS 5o@6 90 for
best family and fancy brands.
WHEAT firm and slightly BIZ tter, with sales at
81 10 for choice Red and 81 10@I 15fOr choice to
extra white. Market closing buoyant.
CORN quiet but firm at 5596Oc for new, and
7O@75c for old.
| OATS advanced to 6ac and firm.
| RYE firm at c@1 co.
CORN MEAL scarce and firm at 759s0c.
| WHITE BEANS in good demand aad firm al
! 81 2562 40. tl~--
/ FRUIT continues abundant with large arrivals
/ GREEN APPLES abundant at 60c@s1.
DRIED APPLES firm at 81 oO9l IS
DRIED PEACHES irmsr and slightly better
having advanced to 81 1902 %.
CLOVER SEED steady at 50 OO9o boi but
little doing.
TIMOTHY SEED firm at 50 2sas 80.
| FLAX SEED in demand at 81 90.
BUTTER scarce at 2Oa25c.
CHEESE firm at 10 cents for Western Reserve
and 9al0c for country.
BACON has advanced and prices are higher.
HAMS firm at 1cal215.
MESS PORK held firmly atsSl3a13 So
Hay advanced to s2I@23 for baled.
SALT a good stock unmarked at 6o965c . bush
LARD firm and steady at 9al0c.
GROCERIES are very firm and prices are slight
ly advanced
COFFEE tending upward at S3@3ic for Rio.
SUGAR steady and firm at 149IGc.
MOLASSES quiet at 55@65c.
WHISKY in good demand and firm at &c..
WOOL has advanced and is firmly held at coo
! 65 cents.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT by
IL virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Common
administrator Of the Estate of Lorenzo 7. Eorp'
kins, deceased, will on the Sd day Of Decembar
1858, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ ana
80 O'Clock p. NJ, OF said day, at the door Of the
burgh county, Indiana, at public auction ali ~.
IoHowlng described Real Estate, situated in said
county, to-wit: Lots No. Is and Is, in block No.
., IN INC Northern Enlargement Of said city upon
tue ioilo"lng terms, to-vit: Ons-third Of the
purchase money to be paid In cash, one third in
SIX months, and one-thrd In twelve months, the
purchaser to give his notes for the deferred pay
sale, without relief from valuation or appraise-
nent laws. secured kby mortgage upon the prem
Uses. A q STJLIIYAN Adm,r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
NOTICE.

M rs. ERNENBUTSCH, A LADY FROM
1f1 Germany, celebrated by her skill as a phvsi-
can Tor al kinds OF diseases, is prepared to give,
to every sick person, information on the origin
the cause and treatment of their complaints with
out troubling them with many questions, the
aforesaid information being made only by exar, :
Cents. -
The Doctress is at her Office, in Lamasco. near
Chris Miller's. Hours for consultation from 10
Il O'Clock a. N. and from to o'clock D. m.
sepl5-3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

BGrA mother admonishing her son, a
lad ofsome seven years of age, told him
he should never defer till tomorrow
what he could do today. The little ur-
chin replied: "Then, mother, let's eat
the remainder of the plumb-pudding to-
night"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23

,MANT SOME SMART, INTELLIGENT
at the Bodiam Mines. can also give anesn 80
ment TO soma Coal Dggers, At good pawn 49,.
good miner can make from SIS to IS Der monts
winter and spring. After littia 1871 .sn tne
laborers earn from 81 to S. per dsv e~tSsisnee
Apply Immediately at my ofico. an w..
between Main and Sycamore, or at the Mir
oczS JOHN WYh0gD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-23
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
L listing under the firm of Orr, DaIzelI a Co.
being dissolved the I'd of November all parties
having claims against the old firm will present
settle up their accounts. - :
ORR, DALZELL & co.
HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF
IL my former Partners, will continue in the
wholesale Grocery business at the old stand, on
Water Street, and would solicit for the new house
the patronage so long bestowed on tho old
nov4 MATTHEW DALZELL.