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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03


Foreign Ports.
MArASzAs Nov 19-Barts Msusam, Gerrsh from and for
New York rr lstbl Cumbsland Woodbury. from Portland
dig: James Bailey Bishop from and for lpha; brigs
Haidee Hnyt, from CsIdenss g for Aaksss; Russian
ter f., B,s, Maria Hurse Bschc for Portland, dg Sid
PoaT AU Pn,rcE Nov Is-Brigs Havti Cuts for NYork
Boston, ldg; DNco, Beaurhamp do; August Dosne DO
Sr MARTINS Nav 3-Brg julia, Walton for Boston, l4ih
TuRKs ISLAND. Nov l7-Shp Rob Roy, Arnold. from New
York brig Lowder for Savannah detained
Of sickness Of Capt Child.
Home Ports.
BALTIMORE Dee 2-Cld brigs Midas Gait Wlndies Tro.
jan Weld vsrs Cruz Chs%gisn IBID Cobm Harbor Grace,
New HAVEN Dec Arr schs L Compton, Brand wine:
Harriet NYok Sid brig Judson Russell Baltimore 10 d
Tcr Vera Graz sch Ellen. Barker, NYo'k; soop Benjamin
NEwronr, Nov SOAR schrs Jane Doughty, Murfae,
rha Alfred, Green,esf dol Mount Hope Br. btman Nor.
folk Bale Pa,k York for Providence Dec AR brgs
Holt, Holt Fail River n 0.orEetown Slider Hapet, Yates
do Phacelphi. sehrs Rhk Ellis Kingston Phia; Glade
Yok round Pocd Hs jim Caiias r. Pn,ia: AlsSama Bull.
lard Thom,ston & York; Hod,n Royden Adams, Provn
dencs for Phi'a Dnco lrowel do TO- do October D-er
Boston for Baltimore; Reehabe. Lorg Norfolk for Port.
land.
NORFOLK, Nov 2a-Arr schr Belle McNah, NYork; nth
bark Chaives Morrel do schs Melbourne, rey do; MARY
Iswe De BURY do; Carooe Baker. Decker Florence
Green Boston; Henry smith, Fsren, Haven-during
severe blow split mansail Oreson Hudson Nsueoie for
schr Adelaide sockpole do. Sid ,chr Lindsay
bds Wsnderer IBr5 Nc Dufe NYork schs Beaschamp Nc
Tyre, Camden Pzaro Peaall New York; Vesper Staples
Dishton; Williams, Elicit rrovncetown In Hampton
stover o schr RoIbury Sears Warehan CID brig Eleanor
Adams. jamaica.
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Ships. B' q S5 * s 3, SIP. To:. II
G Co:.!yn 3 :: !; SO s!s
OF the foreign arrivals bark briKs and 100 schrs were
British, bigs Swedish. and brig Belgian.
- cLEARANCEs
Ships Banks Briss. sehs. Sips To..
co...wi... J, 81 " 81 ~ 81 sss
Foreign 49,. 10 IS Il Isl sT
OF the foreign ceaances bark brxs
British. ship Danish. and brig Swedish
PoRT BALrroREThe following is correct list of ar.
rivals for the month of November compiled from the daily
list published IN the American -
Ships. Banks. Briggs Schrs.
Coastwlse. ......... 10 ~ IS
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Whole number I'LL fiom foreign ports and 40 coatwiss
Il yuese, and the balance, leo American
During the month there cleared the Baltimore Gus
House, for foreign ports ships bars II briggs and
schrs. OF this number. British. Bremen and the ba
lance. IS American.
Spoken.
Bark Mquesn Hurd from Boston for St Peters Milo Nov
20 lat ~. Ion IS 30.
Jsmas shepard (of Thoason) from Boston for 81
Domingo, Nov IL, off Cape St Mccall Mole.
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OALMOS OPERA HOUSE-r0sItlvcty he Last Week
DR. Coliyer's Model Artstes The GREEK SLAVE.
every nsh this week which will be added yenp. RISING
to the bath, Samson and Deah together with several
tabsaux before presented particulars descrp
tive each evening Prices Of admissionDref
Circle and Psrquette cents lady and gentleman IS
from 10 m till M Door. 6k Personifcatcns
commence At TX O'Clock BAH demands against Dr.
Coyes Exhibition Of the Model Artsss, be in
for payment by o'clock Saturday morning Pal
mos Opera House. De stsm
TTNO LET-pALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-For parlIc ulaIs
l. apply At the Box Office, from 10 A. M. tll4P M.
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1Nh. SAVIAkD'N INVALUABLE kATkACI, Tor the
cure Of Gonorrhes Gcet, Structure, Sexual mpotency
been sufficiently long before public establish with
shadow Of doubt ts superiority all other medicines
Of many thousand ese. d: proretor has never received
change diet, he slightest from the patients
ordinary habits Its action perfectly free from all those
eourss Of creating neither 9ss Of appetite
action Of but BY its
peculiar sicky well marked under the
lac Greenwich, Courandt and Liberty
styes Vovk "a Ne
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u OOFING-OLD TIN ROOFS made tight for AZ cents
~ pefoo New roof Of roulh plank covered for cents
roofs offacores OF large buildings 20 squares for " 70
r9 Pneumatic Cement shsshiog make, hssdso essig
WINS Chimney Pot Factory, % West Broadway. nst.ssn
Chamber aud Warren SITS. Ma ghwl2t-re.
Nl sochhoIdenA msstins Of the Id.rs Of ,hs
Magneuc Telegraph Cengeny win BE- ted at the Xssgsph
81: !; Y ~ !E;''': 2S.s:s;s KS:
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Jenny LIND ANNUAL.-This Musical Annual will be
issued this day. embe!shed with appropriate designs Lii
thogIaphs highly coored bound richly
wi,hst edges &C. forming most and Ho
day Present. The work contains the classical music
Tho following sdmrsd Opsa:-R06sIsle Dable ErSan:
psneers La Vii. ID Rs1%eni vi.h the Principal ssnss
from vedis Of Mssanderi which Jenny Lind
from last eompcnon Of the Camp Of Sleeia
sspSs ATS. tc~Pnce S. ATWILL Publisher, soi o.d
suav q Sfex aik I'M
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PHILADELPHIA MEDlOAL 6OU6E-Oh. klNkE
1 LIN GERM AN PHYSICIAN, Is jean rssdsn! praeti-
eucr Philadelphia The Of all diseases Of the
malades ofa delicate and des rucve habits Of yosh
till continues engage Dr. knkclins utmost attention In
vslids whose complaints the despcats coudi
io2 may depend be Nc always conducted BY Dr. him
SELF with prompt safe and treatment 70 perfect
Strangers travelling snppliea At moments notice with
medicine sufficient in the most ccnvsnient
md private Cure warranted charge fsqasd.
Letters cost paid will meet prompt stIsptos xss,osses.
=. E.ehanse fill psrueslar' sss 9Th rsss Of The
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Mt Mfvsns lcbabod Crane, MI e. bak loience, '..s
s;.. .'s c ss:: - sfSsl .aa Y
N..s:. h'
Win Be Nh he S s% ;
Spf ,;s y. ~. (;
siss:si ::
:ss s::y e Doors
MrChELLT 9LYNrlC IhEATFa-0. .nSs ,s
he the .s:a cit AND
GtNET-Kins uxorious Mr. Gsnniugh.m; Lsrd Ninrcddy.
s1 fsi the
HH2 r .s' b, III Mosa
NJ I M TT.,; os. Mi .. % s sally %
MI: Mary Tayo1 M.nsoI
s D. n sl r
B1sKMum,s AMIalSAN sYsEUMsI,T e En .ts so
md III
m.:1aE At bali past os ns The i0W
ewss$fEfs
s r. ssy iSSs 5Ra ss; Ts
a ss Il. wU E ss
front .esis, Que shilling s,ch extra. nsomc
N ECHANlCs' HALL; 17a yTc.aw.y H.Iv... Mr.ce
Beatty Ff md EAssSN
aIs: asSfyTs DMSs4SSIs NS S. SS. g.
f ;sS:f ssse 4 NJ Ys;a G. s ssscr
:ss'
s%s. ehsrssss! oGersd il this city Adni.:on IS
S ss1 viii s.s: At s Doors open
g. es g: :: Va. ss:s 4.
ing artists Madan. One her FIRST since her
~ S.S ssi ~ ma
a i: yss
!ssS IL s:
II md ssIasSs s's
0rFA hs' We,
every .sSs s will be ias
Ii
tabs.uI before presented particular. de.er
Gres nd ?sIssss ssn:: lady and a.ails%.a a.s
ea Dooi, os = the SSs
ss%%:ss; sss; h; i demand: ss:s:s ;;
for by u o'clock on Saturday morning n;,t Pal
4. Boz Once from 10 HcSfi ss-'''l''
SP With G...s r r f
thogIaphs highly ceore bound
d.y
LOMBARD 0:sTi.; Joan Of Arc 6i::iis 2! Il; NiEh
s: q" RS":ss
ss Az E: q
x ;s ;. f.s ?ss 81
w TAa mac, %9s
snsas
III iMsn season tickets cents S'ss
M X. SAAACCO. so Caaal st. east corner Of Broadway
need apply without good
Ans P LBY's CELEBRATED COLLECTION OF
IKE
sSss s s: 'sSi
Sd' s.io eSa chis1en BALI pr,es .e Nl'
DAHNIGG!NG &C sDaMY.MLLE;r.suLINs DEsIAsk ,
a:s ; .sf Il
;Sss:
Id % s.:f i
p1sss 70 oset every dsv Next month
M rn PS. a her
n ANClNG ANDlWAtTZING, ACADEMY, q How;
ard and sgnor Ferreeo have reopsnsd
mS s.:. Fsailsnss
days Rsy, sas Ss
evening Of the ~ classes The nsS
dancing 'oss: win Be- as usual
ID a;,;. ~, r, s.
3ts and Tonic lnvxoator been eeetng
his friends aequairtspcss and ncighbo La ortnnats
the recipe was and HI, own hes was roster
ed after long continued suffering which he had endured with
the sustaining influence Of prospective cure Thus
naculously redeemed from hopeless misery he avaed him
self Of opportunity benefit the afflicted within the
circle Of and by furnishing them with
heahful Prompted by grateful heart being bes
ed himself he sought extend others the blessings which
natie Btte have been many from disease aud ds
those to
offering of one sgnsy relieved. mporunatey rrse
mako them known all the afflicted OF the family Of
One Of the who have been beneted by
the Of these bltters thus writes Il would recommsnr
afflicted
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n ANGLING ANDnWALTZING ACADEMY, 81 How.
IL ard Sgnora and Sgnor Eerroso have re-opsnsd
heir school and about commanding afternoon class
su S "ndT. and
days Saturdays M for dies and MASTER In the
waltz Care and all the fashionabe daces tsughi
during the Private dancing soirces will be given usual
rSI See
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M H. SaAACC0. so Canal 81, east corner Of broadway
V1 several Italian French young ladies' from 5 TO
20 whom he will teach gratis all the daaces of the
saloon. NJ B-None need apply without good references
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DEADY MADE GARMENTS-An extensive assert
~ nent Of Peto and Sack Oyerco.t Winter FroeLs and
looms Vests. Dressing Gowns, Overcoas, &c. WIN. T.
INNINGS 4 CO.. a31 Broadway, American Hotel.
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ORIGINAL SPENDID ALTAR PIECE Of the AdoIa.
lion Virgin and Infant Jesus and other Saints Dr.
Bonavsnturs painted in the 10th century, Just arrived from
Europe; exhibiting Alb Broadway Lspenard street
Am till 10 p M, d3l
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LHRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HIGHLANDS Acs-
demy IS3 Broadwa Lessons in the French, Spanish
Italian, Gemau and EnsI,h Language, after and pr.c
teachers employed each language An astonishing
has been Obtained BY this method Lessons the Academy
e0 per quarter Private Lessons so quarter RICH
ARD, Director the Academy. di i1t~c
10 yV1tAKNy-WsN3n Ssussss 1kiai To- al. sEssS
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II ICH HOLYpAY PREsENTs.-LOUIs fEkRET
SALE very prices selected nvoce Of the newest pat
terms Of French Gold yeyey such as B7eelet Ear RpG
books for LADIES' Gold and Silver ssn and Tobacco
Bores Ssgar Cases, &C. Coustsnty hand complete
sortrpent Gold and Silver Watches from the bert makers
Guva Locle Chaux do Fonds and mier, (SwitIerland
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u OBEs MODES, NOUvEAUrEs-F. GODETROY,
IL 2i9 Broad NJ Y. opposite the Carlton House Ball
aud wedding dresses rich head and caps for
soees new wreahs flowers and fancy articles winter hats
cloak silks and other materials for dresses received from
Paris bv everv French steamer. ne 3tsw l2t<r
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12
HOME AND FRIENDS.

Oh, there's power to make each hour
As sweet as Heaven designed it;
Nor need we roam 70 bring il home.
Though few there are that find it!
We seek too high for things close by,
And lose what nature found US;
For life has here no charms so dear,
As Homes and Friends around us.
We oft destroy the present JOY
For future hopes-and praise them.
While flowers as sweet bloom at our feet.
lived but stoop to raise them
For things afar still sweetest are f
When youths bright spell hath bound u.s.
But soon we're taught that earth hath nought
Like Home and Friends around us.
The Friends that speed in time of need,
When Homes last reed is shaken,
To show US still, that, come what will, s-
We are not quite forsaken; .f.....
Though all were night-if but the light
From Friendships altar crown'd DlF
Twould prove the bliss of earth was this
Our Home end Friends around US. M.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12

A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
IA This great Remedy: to which the public atten-
used in the western G. south western states as spec
dy. safe and certain cure for Ague and fever, Dumb
Ague. Chill, orintermittent Fever.
USE and so well proven have become its wide spread
victories over every form of Ague in the that the
'Febnfuge' is now superseding every other offered
remedial agent, and looked upon the only one that
can be relied upon in all stages ofthe disease
The many thousands Of instances wherein it has
wrought cures, while no instance is known, nor can
be shown OF failure, warrants il in being Offered as
possessing the three cardinal merits, without which
medicine can be safely used in Auge cases These
merits are, that its safe, certain and pera-
nent, G. S. Mackenzie x Co Cleveland Ohio, propre-
tors
o1rFor sale by Hoadley, Phelps & Co, wholesale a
gents New York, and by Brinkerhoff & Penton, Chi
cago, ILL., Ewards & Francis, St. Louis, Mo. and by
In s.Is a. 1WW NJ WDof SFY AGENT for Ev.
ansville, Ind. may 9m.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12
Mackenzie Compound Liver Pills.
These truly Celebrated Pills

NOW properly esteemed in all neighborhoods
IN where they have been used were first made some
Twelve years Ago by the proprietor, from Veget
able Extract, and then recommended by him as SUI
perior Bilious Pill-He then resided in an eastern
City. On his removal TO the wess in 1896 he was
soon forced to observe the very general complaint,
then and now prevalent, of a Diseased state of
The Liver, Jaundice &c. His long experience
OF the primary and disastrous results Of an az
man frame, and possessed as he was of a practical
knowledge of the specific action produced in that or
gan he Lver by the Extract 50 successfully resort
ed to by him eastern practice induced the Proprietor
to give his Pills trial in those diseases where Chron-
ic or Torpid State of the Liver was Complained Of
The result in every instance, far he has been
informed, has shown their Complete Triumph over
that disorder. Thus convinced of their complete eff
cacy he has ever since invariably recommended them;
and thousands who in the health-resorng use of them
have been benefited, now bear witness their power
iul effects in Kidding the system of all those diseases
connected with or dependent upou unhealthy state
otthe Liver such Bilious and other Fevers Jaundice
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, F1atulency Heartburn.
Habitual costvness &c als na 80 81 -T-
In view Of all these facts the proprietor in recommen-
dlng ms CoMPoUND Liver Pills, does so with
the greatest confidence in their properties of prevent
ing and curing Bilious Diseases He assures those
who may have occasion TO use them, That thew are
strictly what they purport to be- being prepared express
ly for the afore mentioned diseases They acf sne-
cifcaly on the Liver and Viscera: remove all cnn
gestive action and morbid secrstions; PURIFYING tho
blood; causing free and healthy discharge of bile:
strengthening the system, and assisting digestion
c. 5. MAcKENzIE & Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Propri-
mayl-9m Evansville, la.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12

GoLD IN RUss1A.-A good deal Of attention
has recently been excited, by the large quanti-
ty of gold which is now annually produced from
the mines of Russia, and an opinion has been
expressed, that it may have the effect of lessen
ing the relative value of metal. We give be-
low, from the st. Petersburg Journal, OF Febru-
airy 6, l847, statement of the produce of the
Russian mines, and though the quantity is
large, we do not think that there is, at present
any reason to suppose the value of gold will be
affected, particularly when we recollect, the
yearly increased consumption of the article in
various ways and that the supply of it from other
quarters, particularly from the Mexican mines,
so far from increasing, is rather on the decrease
We have seen no recent statement of the pro-
duce ofgold mines in the United States, but
are inclined to believe, it is muC h less than in
former years.
Gold has, within few years, become much
more in use, for general circulation throughout
the world, which is a cause of much loss bv
wear, and the manufactures of various kinds.
annually consume very large quantities. Ii is
estimated that at Bennington alone there is an
nually used fl50,000 $3.50, 000) of gold, for
gliding, in the various manufactures OF that
place.
1.-The total production of gold from the crown
mines, and those of Oral and Siberia in 1916.
amounted to 1923 pools and little more
Each pood is understood to be sc lbs. avoirdu-
pois. 1t will thus be perceived that the val
ue of the product Of these mines for 1916, was
in round numbers about sixteen millions ofdol-
lars. The golden sands of Siberia, discovered
in 1919, produced in that year but sixth part
of the total amo mt, and now they furnish the
principal part. Formerly the gold produced
in Russia was not over40 pools year, and now
it is more than forty times that amount and is
rapidly increasing.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12
SMILES AND KIND WORDS 3

When the heart is detected,
And pleasure is flown, . r r.T
And passed the bright moments
So fondly our own
And stilled is the music $3.50 d
OF nature and birds, fre
How sweet to the bosom
Are smiles and kind words,
iAA 'lH .t.tA A
The fond heart is breaking Oh 'l1 i
In burning despair ,.r s s..sr
While clothed in broad sackcloik
Are skies that were fair,
o, save, ere it perish
The sorrowful mind, e.J
BY smiles that are pleasant LIS
And words that are kind.
I've been to the palace n4
OF the rich and the gay--anf.ilsr. siT
Where the syrens Of pleasure .t.,...
Chase sorrow away
But never, o never,
Such joys have seen, sfn aa
As gush from the bosom f fu-
Where kind words have been.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12

in AItenbnr0 has IN his car5en an annie tras
which, in the year 1916 bore 26S sorts of APP
Piles and other fruit. In fact the tree has omit
above 300 sor-s; but those last grated have not
yet borne fruit. This gentleman has effected
this curiosity for his amusement by inoculating,
grating, and has fastened to every branch lit
tie board with the name of the sort of apples it
bears. The tree has strange appearance, from
the various shapes and colors fthe leaves, bios
SONS, and fruits. Some years ago; the Russians
biyouacked near this tree, and were so surprised
at the strange shape of it, and the number Of
little boards, that they did not injurc it though
they cut down other fruit trees for firewood
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12

"Waiter,' said a diner-out, in downtown
restaurat yesterday Waiter, bring me plate
of soup, quick" ~ t--.-r
''Say soup again, stranger" said q tall Ten
nessee returned volunteer, who happened to sit
opposite TO him, eand I'll give you ceno Cor
do whipping, | WILL | told the old General
when left him at Jalapa, that when come to
the States, I'd lick the first man I'd hear sayin'
Soup, and I'm damn'd if don't do IT," -
1t was with great difficulty the Tennessccan
coul be satisfed.-N 0. Delta.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12
UnparaReIed Imposition and Efromteru,

An individual named 5. Fahnestock has repeatedly
asserted that the article which he calls ''Dr s. Fab
nestock's Vermifuge," and which he acknowledges is
made after another mans recipe, is the the
equal to the Yermifuge made by me.
and are hereby cautioned against confounding the
spurious article with mine is entirely different in
its composition and does not possess the virtues and
powers of my preparation b. A FAHNESTocK.
Pittsburgh, March, I347.
The true and geuine b. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge
may all times be had the drug warehouse of the
subscribers corner First and wood Streets Pittsburg
Penn. b. A. FAnNEsrocK g. co.
ap24 IT, For sale by w. & C.. BELL, Evansville
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12

A GALLANT IRIsHMAN.--An Irish gentleman
remarkable for his devotion to the fair sex, once
remarked, ''never be critical on the ladies'
Take it for granted they are all handsome and
good. A true gentleman win never look on the
faults Of pretty woman without shutting his
eyes"
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12
EVANSVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.

YNHE Trustees of the Evansville Female Seminary
l. take pleasure in announcing to the public that
this Institution will be reopened on the hrst Monday
in May next in the building Water street, hith-
erto occupied by Messrs. Heberd.
The management of the Seminary will be entrusted
to Mrs c. Z. STONE as Principal. She has secured
for the present the services of Miss Green other and
well Qualified associate teachers will be obtained as
the exigences of the School may require.
The course OF instruction will embrace Primary
Preparatory and Advanced Department.
The Principal convinced of the importance of eff
cent training from the beginning, will have the Pm
mary and Preparatory Departments under her ex-
elusive supervision.
Besides the Elementary branches, instruction will
be given in History, Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Composition, Logic, Botany, Chemistry
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, Vocal and Instrumental Drawing. Special at
tention will be given to the morals and manners of
the pupils The year will be divided into two ses-
sons OF D weeks each, four quarters OF III weeks
each.
Tuition in the Primary Department per Quar-
Preparatory. 49,. -..-.----.- 400
Advanced ..... to :
according TO the Advancement of the pupil. Extra
charges will be made for ancient and modern Lam
guages Music and Painting.
Young Ladies from distance can find board in
good families reasonable In all such cases
however, they will be under the OF one of the
Teachers. --f -r
The Trustees take pleasure in commenting the
school to the patronage of all the friends OF Education,
and trust that institution well calculated TO
meet the wants ofour rising community, VIII be Wig
orously supported Mrs S, brings letters ofcommen-
dation from Rev. n. H. Hall, of Lexington, Ky; Rev.
W. w. Hill, and w. III. Bulky, of Louisville, Ky;
Rev. Mr.. Pratt Paris, Ky; references also may be
made to Rev Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, TO Rev. b.
II. Bascom, Of Transyvania University, and others
By order of the Board
may l-w3tw6t DANIEL WOOI,SEY, Sec'y.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-06-12

M EDICAL Agency We are wholesale and re
vi tail Agents for the following list of Paten
Medicines
Wister's Balsom of Wild Cherry;
Taylor's Balsom of Liverwort;
Smiths Tonic Syrup;
Fahnestock s Family Medicines;
Cave & Skaters Tonic;
do do Elk. Sarsaparilla;
do do Syrup of do;
do do Worm Syrup;
Covert's balsom of Life;
Starkweathers Hepatic Elixir;
Osgood's Indian Choagogue;
MLane's Vermafuge or Worm Specific;
Bulls Honey-coated Tonic Pills;
Sands Fluid Elk. Sarsapariila;
Bristol's do do do
feb 447 w. g. c. BELL, Main 81.