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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-25
CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

Under the management Of
Messrs. WEIGH, MANN AND DELAVAN;
experienced in America order fulfil their engagements at
Baltimore and Washington Among the ari.es en-
gagged tn large establishment be found the following
MKs. LOUISA HOWARD, principal act Equestrian. and
premiere characteristic delineaions oil
ticpersonations, on her celebrated courser.
MRS. EDWARD WOODS, an elegant Equestrian. on two
Horses and les Alamandes Franeaise and move
mcpts OF equation
Eight Female Equssans who appear in grand cavacades
Tight Rope Dancer and Equestrian performer, Miss LOUlsA
psi.cipel Male Eausssrsans n1esars LEVI NORTH T.V
TURNER, and W. B. Carroll.
First Equestrian PantovmiSt, &c. ROGERS.
6aGhWaId Hiding, alter the Italian invention, py II eio
The RIVERS FAlLY-remarkable for their high talent
in the gymna.iic and Asrobatic arts. &C.
rersonifer of Local Characters, MIR. =; WOODS.
First Yaulter Of the Troupe, MIR. GARLAND.
Esuilibri,; and RostuS re- Mr. e ~ DUNBAR.
WEAVER
Stage Manager, MIR FREER.
succession of first rate equestrian Performers
msgcen Pantommes and Spectaces Of high equestrian &C.
lebrity
sumptuous Wardrobe OF all the nations il the word,
comneted the first style Of exceience The suits Of
srmor, flags banne wagons Of war; &C., py Messrs ".
full and talented company high dramatic excellence
superb stud Of high bred orses trained Tor the are
and for wake and effects on the stage-a
tended by twelve and by fourteen rough riders
bapast s, and the performances invariably commence az
o'clock ilb
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HERALD JOB PRINTING OFFICE,


THIS Establishment supplied with every material
every description Of Book Work whether Latin Fresch
Italian Spanish works The attention Of authors
ed in the that for typography press work and
reading they may rely upon ample
the production OF their respective publications.
THE JOB OFFICE,
The most e1tenstre IN this cify,
furnished with description Of Type suted Show
Bills for Theatres Concerts. Museums, Lectures Public
Meetings or for other pose where the largest de-
,erption Of Prnting required Also Programme Crcu-
lar letters, Blu Heads kuls Work, Law Jobs, and
above est7bl,shment has the largest Presses this city
where all bs worked colors will be beautifully
ted Apply e r. D. e. third fourth story Herald Build
inEs, where sl orders Will be received. II
DIR. POWELL, OCULIST.
A ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases q
the Eye and TO all Impencctions of Vision, from 10
O'Clock his esdeace 2si Broadway corner OF Wsrren ST.
Opnthamia Stoppsgs Of the Tear Passage, Cataract and
Opacltes. fectually removed
lAMAUROSS treated with great attention and success
a few minutes
guished from the m ura
! f25 ittmc
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FTTS! FTTS!

VANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT--An infable rene
dy for Epeptic Fits Falling Sickness Commissions,
&c-This medicine which is purely vegetable the Only
remedy that has been discovered which will positively
cure this hitherto nvulnerable disease 1t ell known,
from time mmemoal physicians have pronounced Epiepiic
Fits incurable. Il has baed all their SKILL boosted
power OF all medic and consequently thousands have su
iersd through miserable yielded
lives upon the altar of insanity This felton, the pa
tenai feelings of nnumerable hearts will testimony
learned and positively, Epilepsy be cured
duced by it, be cured The Vegetable Extract all
hundreds have been cured and the certificates Of
be at the principal Office 8i Grand street New York.
where the afflicted are invited call and have their
the efficacy Of the Vegetable Extract who think their
either been cured, orars now using the medicine
Mrs Jane Bennett whose afflicted Tor eight
years with Epse Fits was cured BY using the Vegetable
Mr. Jacob Petty who was afflicted for four years with Epi
and see him At y. Delaney street Mrs Eleanor W. twas
the Vegetable ex,rac-call and her fokve.
Mr. VIM H. P.rses who has been afflicted for twenty three
with Epleptc Fits the Vegetable Extract;
call and him at No. ll9 Broome And
others may be called on il desired Price 81 per bottle.
lyans Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills Tor removing ali morbid
and corrupt humos and Purifying the blood Pce Is cents
per boz. DHS. VANS & HART. Proprietors.
> Principal Once Grand St. New York fi6 Inn
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WUSIC.
MIR. GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform his
l Friends and the Public that he prepared TO give In
structon the PIANO FORTE at his residence, Chrys
tie street. the residence Of his pupils Terms MODERATE
made known application. ft3 m.nc
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MIR. WALES
LAST LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY,
On VVedne sslay, at p. M,

At the Society Library corner Of Leousrds ard Broadway
GUBJECT-The MOON, with p,rticulsr reference TO 2
= heory Tides illustrated by his large GLOBE and
Tickets Is cents the door and Mr. Wales Nautical Instr
tu franklin square, where his ADD cards are for sale
the year containing planets situation fo each
month"; with rules find their daily position, INTENDED Tor
schools &c. using globes. ia 2t.c
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BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bo,cry. Rockwell f. Stone, Managers.
nings, Feb. 23d, gath, 2oth,
The performance will commence with tho
COsSACK JUBILEE.
The Tyrolean Band. and Ethiopian Melodists.
After which, the Crusaders Glory or The Battle OF tho
Lists!
MIR. Harrington and Son, the admired Acrobats.
The Sailor at Sea, by Mr.. Thomas Moseley
LEVI NORTH, the Apollo Of the American Arena, in a
principal act.
Boxes, Is cents Pit l2k Open at G-commence at
O'Clock. TRAIT
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SIZING.
Oh TONS superior quality WeteIn srins. al received,
~ aud for sale BY PERsSE BROOKS,
~ lar IS and q Nassau street
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FIN Z ARTS.
VTyHIS GALLERY will hereafter be open Monday and
Tuesday evenings, for the accommodation Of those who
cannot visit during the day. -
On Saturdays free 10 the children attending the
public schools companed by their teachers Arrangements
to adm schools be made with the doorkeeper
IsrAi Ia
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ALBANIA

$50 broadway, near Prince.
THE undersigned has leased, for limited PERIOD the
above blshment for the purpose OF nordipg Ans
teur an opportunity enjoying the intellectual oil
Dramatic be strictly private LIE
who will be ready all mes TO impart insfruction Inc pa
loon better adapted for sound than any other the
will be let for Lectures Concerts B &c. on the on nights
Terms reasonable Apply beweene and snd g O'clock
r23 iwissm the premises
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MILITARY AND ClVlC BALL. -
THE Annual Ball Of Lobian's New York Brsss Band VII
take place at the Apollo Saloon, on WEDNEsip,Al
EVENING 18th inst During the evening tho Band VIII ap
pear full uniform and perform the following pieces;
j. Overture TO 1aucred1,. h"eouVA
Eh Bugl. solo, arranged expressly Tor Mr. Joseph u
~, y q hsr, L'tn,...i 10 q Kncs.
. H.i ''i' p " 80. .....,..... Kneabel
FIoorunde the direction OF Richard White Esq. ft 2ts'rc
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PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
M 5hNbs TED s5
"wednesday Evening. February as,
vii! TR Ii pi EGScab 5es H.' o.
julian GlSa', Mss ~. c cssilos ssd saIns.
MIR. SANDS AND HIS TALENTED A, slv CHILDREN.
sREaE eE,%Sssa9S Els Vaudeville.
ANGEL IN THE ATTIC!,
Michael Tsbaiier.. -. M; u. Anarewa
rnes Of Aaa,..,s.-6cIs. iii. y sssa usil.ry
ops.ss * O'clock and the Cu,.. will rise precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
"wednesday Evening, February as,
Will be performed 81 tme Anew Graad Equestrian Drama.
ARass.xsrpHiA;
Or, the Last Of the Delaware
Rf s% Ioas. Blanchard Bs Ssas
WsamrIa Mrs. q. Jones
THE f s. fHssi' 81 r Bospy. =. ,
Capt. Aubri -. ........ MIR Blanchard
i Sess IS e.aa-s.eoad and Third IsI: e
Door. will open q half past s-cursnin win rise at:
HOWG's CIRCUS,
At. PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Reduction fpricss-pxes. frat second tiers cents
Children under IL years, M esnsprivae Boxes 80 cents
wednesday Afternoon & Evening, Feb. rs,
Led XII ds: 4. II & H..
Leicester.
MADAME MACARTE will appe ar in TIE POLKA.
A laushable Scene OF Rorsemanshp, by N, Is. Turner.
shpwrecked Sailor Boy, by Master w. Nixon.
Clown, Dan kce. - - -
Great principal of Horsemanshp by Mr. VIM. Nichols
The Studio Of Raphael. by the Brothers Aymsr -
Elegant Alemande horses, by Mr. Turner and Mrs.
Nixon. Feats Of Posturng. by MIR Nixon and Sou.
Conortons by Mr. Cole, and the performance oil his saga
cous Dog.
EThe whole TO- conclude with the FsIceof
CUPID IN THE SCOT BAG.
~ Extra performance every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon. .
Doors open 7, performance at halfpast7
o'clock.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES, -
MADE and invented by Dr.. j. GRAY, NO. ls S oT.sWi
lVl ". ". the only mandatory Of The human
Eye In the United Staies ANY person that whnss ~
snitsSo, sncua AHvs spP'' " y" ninr
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Married.
On the 2ls in :, by the Rev. Mr.. Mead Mr.. Tho MAS
Woop to Miss MATILDA FRErcH, both Of England
On the 2srd inst by the Right Rev Bishop Nc Clusky
Mr. JAHrs McCnEERy, of Cincincat to Miss ELIZABETH
MoArAAvY, of New York.
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MILITARY NOTICE.
THE Annual Argus" Military, Civic and Fancy Dress
Bail, will take place FRIDAY, the 9th Of February,
the Apollo Rooms, 4lo Broadway Tickets Two Dollars
EACH may be the Of the Commlssay Gene
Broome and Military Hail. Bowey opposite Spring ST. or
the Office Of the Military Argus" 81 Ann street.
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MAIL LINE AT Il UCLOCK, A. N.
~. TO ALBANY
YALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS,

TUKNER g FIsHER, q Chatham strest, have Gins day
yasntns rtsr. For .psador variety and chsspnes.
call aud Valentines made order, tgna fur
nshed. Orders from the Country attended to promptly
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PAPER HANGING.
HOWELL 4 BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Importers
IL Of Paper Hangpgx having opened in New York city
branch Of their esabli.hmsnt would respectfully
call the of the Of New York and others
wanting goods in their line their extensive assortment Of
PAPER HANOlNOS, Borders, Fire Board Prints, Curtain
Fapes and all other articles their line OF business
have received from the institutes for the encourage
OF Domestic Manufactures the Of New York.
Philadelphia and Boston silver medals for the manufacture Of
their goods er that they sell better article
for the money l1n can be purchased elsewhere.
FRESCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention their
large Of fresco Papem for Parlo, and Column
Papers for Halls, Public Rooms. Enfriss, &c. &c.
Also, CURTAIN PAPERS, new article for Windows
Papeng oil Rooms, Halls &c promptly attended 70 by
full workmen.
Country merchants and city dealers will find their adj
HOWELL & BROTHERS. No Isl Broadway.
Two doors above the City Hotel
Alot Of Drawers and Shelving for sale as above.
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
FOE PshSurs Kssns Grespfeid Br.tteSoro. Windsor.
nadas All Packages Parcels and business above
Of the portion Of New Hampshire
and We will be faithfully attended If directed the
of L. BI0ELOW, IL Elm street, Boston
NB-Be sure to mark Packages to Of Bigelows Ex
nYess i1SrA
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OOllON MILL.
WANTS situation as Manager of Cotton Mill, ma
w Intimately acquainted with the various modes Of MANI
recommended by having charge Of best condue
ted establishments in the United States Address c. th
Office. 2n,Src
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~ ON reasonable terms, the TWO story HOUSE AN
E:M LOT No 497 Hudson street. lin the block Of ST. Luke q
Church Trinity Chqrch lease Of years from the Is.
rent The house in perfect order having been painted
May inside and Apply the premises, or to WILLIAM
kETCHAM, Esq. No 80 Murray ST. rs lw+mc
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HOUSES AND IOT no

WANlED.
IA A. Two Story Dwelling House, with basement aad
ER yard sitting and bed rooms situated in the
central part Of the city andsutable to small family
beadiacert Broadway, and further up than Prince
line addressed T. H. stating particulars location,
&c and left atthe Herald Office, will be attended TO-
lv SSrc
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces the ladies,
that having purchased largely auction he Is enabled
offer magnificent selection Of Ball and Evening Dresses
the above reduction. He also calls
quantity of Embroidered Cellar Chemsss.es &c slightly
pnce The remainder Of the stock Of Winter Hosiery Of
Tered equally low and inspection il Believed
will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO s73 BROADWAY. j24 lm.rc
The Evansville journal., 1846-08-20
MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.

" ME first Course Of Lectures in this lnsttu-
Il tiOn will open on the first Monday in No
vember next, in the city of Memphis, and con-
tinue for four months.
FACULTY.
JAMES CONQUEST Cross, M. D., Professor OF
Institutes and Medical jurisprudence.
ABNER HORROR, M. D., Professor OF Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
JOSEPH MORMON BYBEE, M. D. Professor of gen.
eral and special Anatomy.
GEORGE r. GRANT, M. D.. Professor of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
D. J. nj. DOYLE, NJ. D. Professor of Sur
ger
H v. M. MILLER, M. D., Professor Of OBJ
stetrics and the diseases OF Women and Child
rem.
RANors A. RAMSEY, M. D., Professor of Ma
terra Medlca and Therapeutics.
In connection with the above, Clinical instruc-
ton will be given al the Mempis hospital; to
which the students of this school will be per-
mtted to have access, FREE OF CHARGE.
Fees.-Matnculatio fee (to be paid once) S.
Fees for the full course of lectures $l05. Grad
uation fees $40. Dssecling ticket $40
Good board can be procured at from So 80 ts
90 week.
Letters seeking inform alton (post paid) viii
be promptly attended to by
ABNER HOPTON, NJ. D,
july %, 2mo. Dean of Faculty.
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- merlin saIe.--By virtue of a venditlon

* sheriff SaIe.--By virtue of a venditioni
y exponas, ISSUED from the Office oftheCierlk of
Vande rburgh circuit court in favor ofJas Cawson
and against James R. Denneson and others; |
will on Saturday the 22nd day of August,l846.
at the door the court house inthe town ofEvans-
vile between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ. &
O'clock P. al. of said day. expose to sale at
public auc lion (without valuation or appraise-
ment) and oulcry, the rents, issues and profits,
for the of seven years of the follow ing de-
scribed tract of land TO wit:
Six acres more or less of the South part oil
the West half of the North West quarter of Sec
ton number thirty FIVE. Town seven. range
elev en- West, taken as the property oil James X.
Denne aud being the same tract OF land
which said DeHneson has lately resided
And if no person should offer or bid Tor said
rents, issues and profits sum sufficient to sat
isfy said yendtioni exponas and costs; will at
the same time and place, proceed TO sell at
public auction and Loutcry thea fee semple
Of said above described tract fiand for the sat
isfaction of said venditioni exponas and costs.
WILLIAM Nj. WALKER,
july 80, 81. pi $50. Sheriff VIC
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Cave 4 Skaters Tonic Mixture.

A certain and speedy cure for Ferer d Ague
1ff@HE extensive prevalence in this country
IA of that trouble disease, Fever and Ague
and the vast amount Of suffering and distress
which it has occasioned. has naturally led TO
the adoption OF many compounds for its mi.iga.
ton and relief
Among the numerous remedies for this dis
ease none will be found to effect q cure more
speedily than the Tonic Mixture prepared by
the subscriber.
The ingredients of this Tonic are OF highly
Isaiuatory character. effiicacious in their imme-
diate action upon the digestive organs, and en-
urely harmless as regards subsequent effects
upon the system, when the disease is removed
the Tonic Mixture being a gentle aperient, in
Ivarably carries off all distractions in the bow
els, and restore tone and vigor to the stomach
| This Medicine is confidently recommended
as certaiu remedy for FEVER AND AGUE
and deranged digestive organs, without the
slightest probability Of ever remote deleteri-
Gus effect.
J For sale by [iuly23'46.l w. &. C. BELL,
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NEW GOODS.

IN making this my first announcement of my
u NEW GOODS, through the medium of the
Evansville JournaI,I beg leave to return my sin-
cere thanks for the very liberal patronage that
has been bestowed upon my since | assumed
the business Of the late firm of Carpenter &
Ladd; and | would assure my friends, and pa
irons that no pains or labor will be spared to
render my Store at all times worthy the patron
age, thus bestowed. 1t will be my determine
ton TO keep the best selected stock of GOODS
that can be exhibited in this City. and at as low
prices as any other Store. | shall never adver-
tise goods have not on hands, nor name ten
times the amount | have on hand when do
advertise. Respectfully,
Oliver LADD.
Evansville, June IS 1916.
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NOTICE TO WV FRIENDS:

U AM compelled to call on you by this paper
q for help; my capital is small. and have
considerable standing out and those knowing il
will plcase call and settle with me, | stand
much in need at this time OF money. 1t is the
first time have called in this way on my friends
and hope they will consider md then act.
N. B. | have a fine stock of FALL AND
SUMMER GOODS ON HAND, which now
offer very low for cash am compelled To- sell
this stock OF Goods for Cash only.
Also, School books Of all kinds.
iune A, If. J. M. CALDWELL.
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NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE.

YEVHE subscribers have taken the spacious
= storehouse adjoining John Shankhn's, on
Water street, and are now opening large and
extensive assortmen ent of
DRY GOODS, &C.,
which they are prepared to offer to the trade up
Onas good terms as they can be procured West
OF the Mountains.
Having permanently located themselves in
this place they have made arrangement by which
they will be in constant receipt OF Fresh Goods.
Country merchants and dealers generally. are
requested TO give them call.
may l4-tf. JOHNSON & CRANE.
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WAGON YARD FOR SALE.

E wish to sell my lease on the property eltua-
81 ted at the corner of Third and Sycamore
streets, one square North of the Court House,
on which is good frame stable % by DO feet
and shed I6 by 80 feet. The whole lot is
enclosed land is ell situated for a wagon yard .
Terms made easy and possession given immed-
ately. Inquire Of the subscriber.
August 2O-4t* PHINES KELLOGG.
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STATE OF 1NpIANA.l

VANDERBURGH COUNTY. !
A L the August term of the Vanderburgh Pro-
N bate Court, l846, said court de cIared the
estate of John Luken deceased to be proba-
bly, lnsolvent; creditors are therefore required
to lille their claims against the estate for allow
ance in said Probate Court within ten months
from the date hereof or they will not be entitled
to payment.
aug 20-3t JAMES T. WALKER Admr
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SHER1FF'S SALE.--By virtue of vendi-
~ tom expenas issued from the office of the
Clerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, In fa
vor of William Caldwell and Joseph Wheeler,
lr.. and against Clark iMcCollester, will on
Thursday the 10th day of September, 1916, at
the door of the court house in the town OF Evans
vile. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ &
O'Clock P NJ, of SAID day expose to sale at
Public Auction and outcry, the rents, issues Il
profits for the term of seven years of the follow
ing describeditracts OF land, to wit:
The South East quarter. of Section 6, Town 6,
range g; aud the East half OF the North East
quarter of Section Z. Town 6. Range 9.
And should no person offer or bid for said rents
issues and profits a sufficient to satisfy said
venditloni exponas and costs, will at the same
time and place proceed to sell at public auction
and out cry the fee simple Of said above describ-
ed tracts of land for the satisfaction of said ven
ditioni exponas and costs.
aug 2e-pf So. WIN. NJ. WALKERS VIC.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lEATH Err STORE.
nv nECKER & KRAMER

TVlIE subscribers have the pleasure Of an
u nouncing TO the surrounding country-to
Saddlers, Shoemakers, &c., that they have now
in successful operation, TANNERY, adjoin-
ing Evansville under the superintendance OF
competent workmen, from which they are con-
stantly reeeiYing at their depot on Main street
between First and Second. all kinds of Leather,
such as Sole, Harness, Bride, Skirting, Coarse
Upper, Kip, Calf Skins and Linings.
They also manufacture Glue and Curled
Hair, Shoemalker's Findings, Lasts, Pegs, Thread
and all 9th er articles used by the craft.
They have also in store and for sale an assort-
ment of Groceries Liquors, and Queensware,
iy fifty. DECKER & KRAMER
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NEW STOisE JUST OPENED,
At the corEer of Main and Water-sreet
EVANSVILLE, md,

Formerly occupied by John Michel, ESq. J
NH W. FOSTER would respectfully invite
W. the attention Of the cilizens OF Wander
burgh and adjoining counties TO his new and
general assortment of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware. Hats, Bon
nets, Boots, Shoes, Iron. Castings. Nails, Glass,
White Lead. Coffee, Sugar, Salt, Whiskey, Cot
ton Yarns. g., &.
fully sc elected in the cheapest markets and with
especial view 10 the Country Trade, and as he
will do business entirely for ready pay, either
cash or produce, it will enable him to offer in
ducements to those visiting Evansville for goods
TO call at Ieas, and examine tor themselves.
Evansville, April 2, i346-tf.
The Evansville journal., 1846-08-20
NOTICE.

FEyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
L. his friends and the public generally tha:
he will alone continue the business of the late
firm of ]. T. LAMB e. CO., at he.old stand on
Main between First and Second streets, where
he will be most happy to wait upon those who
may favor him with a call. HI intends keep,
ing constantly on hand q general assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, 81 PROVISIONS.
to sell at the LOWEST market price for ready pay
either in CASH or any kind OF COUNTRY PRO
DUCE. ljune 90 III JESSE I. LAMB.
The Evansville journal., 1846-08-20
EX CH AN GE HOT e l. .
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.


FENHIS extensive and pleasant csta blishment
IL SO convenient to the river, is again COM
mended to the notice of the travelling public.
The large increase Of patronage, since it came
under the control OF the undersigned induces
the belief, that his efforts to sustain FIRST
CLASS HOTEL are appreciated, and dcvoting his
undivided and personal attention to his busi-
ness, his guests may be assured of every COM
fort and attention.
The .sExchange" ad joins the great steam
Boat Landing, affording travellers wishing to go
up down the river great convenences, and a
watch is kept day and night to secure to them
the earliest conveyance.
The excellent line of Mail Couches TO the
North, intersectng at Vincennes with all the
routs concentrated there depart from the "Ex-
change" every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day mornings, and the large livery stable at
tached W Ill furnish extras at any moment, TO
forward travellers onward.
With these facilities, of so much moment to
the business man, the undersigned once more
soicits patronage on the ground that he intends
to deserve L..
april IL, l846-ly. c. X. DREW.