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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

A COMPARISON w ellington, the hero of
blood, got more than two millions OF the nation
ell moRevs and hail the cities OF the empire are
decorated With pillars and statutes raised 10 him
whilst living. who could compare WeIlng-
ton and = Matthew the victor OF blood aud the
victor of psacei who could place in the same
ella the lesder who dried the orphans tears
aud hushed the cry OF the widow, and he whose
glory was erected Crushing aud wrthing
limbs-on thousands OF stark, ghaslly, mangled
corpses' and whose praises were drowned IN the
shrieks. OF miserabl1 mothers, wives and dan-
ghterS! Who could contrast the man OF blood
and the messenger OF peacel Why, then, let IT
be Written now, 10 be remembered in after ears
that Wellington received q hundred times
mOreftrom hs country than Maune~; the one
for slaughtering thousand OF Frenchmen, ths
other tor elevauug aud purifying millions of his
own people. How Posterity will scum our boa
sted civilization. ssh
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
mn. RVIRCH. DENTIST.

Wv offers his professional services to the pub
lie DEB is preparedt TO practice the latest ln
provements and perform all difficult Operations
in the line OF his profession.
Anextensive and successful practice tor ten
years enables him to oder with confidence his
services to this community. He has resided for
several years in this State and has paid partlcu-
lar attention to the causes of decay and other
diseases Of the teeth incident TO this climate, Ill
OF which may be arrested by timely and prop
er application of the appropriate remedies de
will warrant all Operations that he may be
called on TO perform.
AT the request OF DIR. Burch, Surgeon Dentist
take pleasure in certifying that | have had
ireque nt opportunities OF becoming acquainted
with his qualifications, and that believe him
entirely worthy OF the confidence aud patronage
of the public. ]. l.. CABBELL. M ID.
Professor os Anatomy& Snrg'y, University OF Va.
Chas. Minor, NJ. D.. J. V. Leach. NJ D., Drs
Carter & Msssie, Rev. r. K. Mead, Charlottes-
viIle:J G. Wayt, Dentist, Richmond Va; John
Ross. cashier OF the Bonk. Vincennes. Ind.
Rooms at the Sherwood House. jan %
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

n OTHCE.--The subscribers having pur-
IN chased the Patent Right for the manuiac-
ture OF Gun Cotton, &C.. all persons are eau
TONED against manu- featuring or. preparing the
same other vegetable fibroas substances as
substitute for GunpOwder, and nouce is hereby
gwen, that all persons IN any way infringing
said patent right will be prosecuted according
TO law. *~5
We will be ready to contract for and supply
orders by The middle of February
r ~ C. & F. LENNING.
feb liam. SO south FIoet st PINT delphia
Evansville Journal will copy the above to the
amount of 81, send bill to this office-U S. Gaz
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

tST Can consumption be cured! What is
consumption! it is tubercles of the lungs. Then
II those tuberces were healed and the lungs
otherwise sound, the patent must get better.
Mr.. Editor, says Mr.. Abernethy. and the gen.
uIne DR.. 1aylor's Balsam Of Liverwort, from
the only true office. 375 Bowery, with Dr..
Leeds, signature to the elegant wrapper. will
cure tubercles. 1t is purely Chrono-Thermal
remedy also Tor Colds.
PRICE Large bottles. 8 so, or six bottles
for 81 50.-SmalI bottles, 81 90, or six bottles
tor So w. For sale by w & c. BELL, Drug
gusts. New Building, Nam Street, Evansville,
Indiana. It.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

SUPPLEMENT TO THE SUB-TREAsURY.-In the
House Of REPRESENTATIVES on the Sd inst, Mr..
Droomg ooIe, from the committee ON Ways and
means, reported bill supplementary to the
Sub-Treasu-y act. and providing for bills of
exchange. 1t Was read twice and referred to
the committee OF the whole. The bill is impor-
tant. The substance OF Its enactments is thus
given by tue W ashington correspondent OF the
Baltimore American:
ist. That when transfers of money are requi-
red by tue Treasury Department from de-
pOsI0Ty TO other, and such Iranss ers cannot
be made except by the shipment of specie at
the expense of the Government, it shall be
lawful Tor the Secretary of the Treasury TO
make such Shipment al the expense OF the Gov
ernment. aud to draw money according iy-the
contacts TO be made win the greatest possIbi e
economy and with the least risk.
I'd. In all cases where Treasury drafts, not
less in amount than 5000. cannot be converted
by the dlsbursing agent at the place OF dIsburse-
meut IutO gold and silver, al or above par, nd
when the public creditor TO be paid by such DRAFT
consents TO receive 1t IN payment he may be per-
mitted TO do so by special endorsement thereon
payable only TO the order OF said cred iiOr. The
speedy entorcem mt OF such drafts Is also enior.
ced TO prevent the same being used or thrown
into circulation as paper currency or means OF
exchange.
Sd. During the war with Mexico, and with fht
view OF procuring foreign gold and silver at tIeii
commercial value in The United States the Ser
Rotary is authorised TO exchange treasury notes
and drafts tor the same-provIded the exchange
shall be mure advantageous 10 the Government
Ghan any other mode OF Disbursements.
4th. A ii agents tor the Disbursement of mo n
ey on account OF the Government shall be un-
der regulations as TO Disbursement and account
ability, made oy the Secretary OF the Treasury
5th. Gold and silver may be deposited with
the Sub-Freasurere, who shall give receipts tOI
ehe same as advance payments and the coIec-
tor shall take those receipts IN payment OF du-
ties accruing or accrued.
9th. Authorlses twenty new clerks TO be pa ID
fourteen of them salary of $500; three a sa /
AIRY of ST. 900, and three $1,000.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
FOR SALE.

II WILL sell that beautiiul LITTLE FARM
III where COI RoYsroN now resides, four miles
North OF Evansville, on the State Road leadrn o
TO VIncennts. For the Information of those
living at distance, A description OF the proper
ty. is necessary. The house is 45 feet front and
80 feet deep, TWO stories high, containing eight
good rooms, besides kitchen and pantry, with
a porch in front the whole length OF the house
The house is surrounded with fine YARD we'll
planted with shade trees and Strawberry large
garden In high state of cultivation cons tain
ing great variety OF choice iruit, flowers, &c.
A well Of good wafer IN the yard stabling sui
fcient for 40 or so horses wood house and
other out buildings. This tarm contaius 6 2
acres,aIl OF which Is under good fence and d.
vlded into nvenieDt fields; nearly all OF them
set IN grass there are several never-iailIny
springs OF good water and several quarTIes OF
lime 81 one on the premises. The purchaser can
have AZ acres OF excellent timber land situated
convenient 10 the farm. THIS would be a de-
sfrable situation TOT any gentleman who W isI e s
TO reside near Evansville, the country being
high and healthy. Ii would make a good tav-
eTn stand with very little additional outlay
This property will be sold low to wind up an
old business Transaction. Letters of inquiry
addressed 10 the undersigned at ROME, Ind . or
10 Col. b. Royston Evansville, will be promptly
attended to If this property is not sold al
private sale before the first day OF A pril next
it will on. that day be offered at public sale to
the highest bider Title perfect and terms
liberal. JOHN HARDY.
Feb list
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

u administrators SaIe.--i will offer
IA Tor sale all the goods aud chatiels of
Henry j.. James deceased, on the 9th day of
March next. on the bank of the Ohio River one
mile above the mouth of Green River, in Van
dtrburgh county. The terms of sale will be
hine months credit on all sums over three dol
lars by giving note aud approved security. ALI
ms under three dollars cash in hand.
Feb lIy3t* CORYDON GARRETT Admr
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DIR. ROGERS, COMPOUND SYRUP
OF
LIVERWORT ANDTAR.

A sale and certain cure for Consumption oil
~ the Lungs, Splitting of Blood. Coughs,
Colds, AsIhma, Pain in the side, BrouchiHs,
Whooping Cough and all pulmonary A Affections.
Its unnecessary to describe the properties OF
the ingre dents of a medicine SO we'll known
not only by medical men, but TO the most COM
mon persons. The celebrated DR.. Buchan of
England. has employed them successfully for
wears DR. Crichton eminent Physician OF
Peiersburgh, highly recommends treatment
in which they are principally employed. They
are The remedies employed by the celebrated
DR. Cooper, who during ID years extensive prac-
lice in Consumption and Pulmonary diseases did
not lose one single patient, may be seen by
reference to a statement 10 that effect published
by him short time since. IfIhe simple articles
in their crude state are SO powerful and ethca-
cious, how much more valuable must they not
be " hen ch emically concentrated aud combined
We might go on and refer TO humid eds OF the
first physicians and quote numerous authors, on
This subject, but deem it superfluons. in speak
ing of d medicine so well kuown, and 50 gen.
eraily admitted TO be without am equal IN the
cure of the above d senses But we will attach
a few out of the vast number OF certificates
from well known citizens OF the highest stand
si,,o
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
State of Indiana, }

kANDEBBUKGa COUNTY,
A 4 the February Term OF the Vande rburgh
N Probate Court, D l847, said Cour, de-
cfared the estate OF Anthony NJ Barnett de-
ceased. to be probably insolvent. Creditors are
therefore requested to file their claims against
the estate Tor allowauce in the said Probate
Court wlIhin ten mouths from the date hereof
or they will not be entitled 10 payment.
71srf INEON LONG, Admr.
De bonis non. by BArTELL Il lNGLE, Attys.
Evansville Feb 10, I847-6I%
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STEFAN MILL at Auction.--wILL


- be cold without reserve on the 4th MONDAY
in February, 10 close partnership, the Peters
burgh Steam Mile. located at Petersburgh. Pike
county, Indiana. The Mills consist OF Grst
mill with two run OF stones, one OF which are
choice French Burrs with all the appuratas
necessary to;a me rchant'S mill. Also attached
is a good Sa Mill well stocked with logs, To
persons wishing TO engage in the milling bust
ness this properly offers great inducements il
Is located at the county seat ct Pike county.
a very densely populated country and no per
mansnt mill nearer than tweniy mules, one
mile from the man White river, on the line
Of the canal. and in the viclnlty OF The heavies'
Jobs on tive line, in fine Wheat country. aGd
IN the neighborhOod OF numerous beds OF coal,
will be sold at the same time the personal prop
erly belonging to the establishment. consisting
OF log Wagon. cart. three yoke OF oxen, and a
lot of stock hogs. ~.-
TRIMS OF SALE -One-ffth cash, one-fifth in
six months, one-ffth in ~ months. one-fi'h in
10 months and one-fitth in tweuty-iour months.
the purch aser giving bond with approved seeu-
riiy, without benefit OF relief, and lean on the
property to secure the final payment.
fan 1885,. JOHNSON & HOWARD
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

"a Office is hereby given that the unter-
IL signed mas taken out le tiers OF Admins
traton on the estate OF Henry Houser late 81
Vanderburgh county and State of Indiana, de-
ceased A il persons ind ebted TO the said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same are notlt-
ed to present them duly authenticated Tor set
Element. The said estate is probably insolvent
Jan %. CHRISTIAN wv AHLEN, a dmr.
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BURBANK, Corner Of Main and Sec

81 y 1bEbEAIN IN, OUIHtI UF 'tuIlI dII" ~
60 Qua Street, tue sold Reilly SrOre, !"
Keeps constantly on hand well selected stock
of Dry Goods aud Family Groceries, Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind of Farming
Tools, IIollow-ware, Wood. Stone and Queens
ware, Boots. Shoes. Leather. Hats, Caps, &c
Comprising good assortme ut Tor farmers ano
the country generally, which he will sell as
cheap can be bought West OF New York city.
He will receive in payment cash and all kinds
of merchantable produce He is thankful tor
III past, and soIicits call from those who like
to buy good articles aud cheap before buying
elsewh ere. @ sep 3-tf.
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State of India ma

AHDgRBURGH oUNTY, SIS {
Vauderburgh Probate Court, November Term
A D. lS46.
The SAID court declared the estate of Robert
Nc CuIlough. deceased, to be probably insolveEt
creditors are therefore required to file their
claims gainst the estate, Tor allowance in said
Probate Court, within ten months from the date
hereof, or they will not be entitled payment.
TRAP. GRANGER, Admir-.
dec 1885, prs lee 81 IS. n
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GREAT BARGAINS!

SELLING OFF AT FIRST COST,
- SHE undersigned offers al private sale, his
u entire stock of DRY GOODS. UARD
WARE. sQUEENSWA &c., AT COST
He will exhibit his invoices and dispose of them
at their invoiced price, or he will submit TO bays
them appraised by two competent PERSONS
liberal indulgence will be given and pay
ments ma de easy. $50
az The Brick Store, three doors from the
corner OF Main and First will be TO rem.
Tor eight months In case the stock is disposed or.
Call and examine ioee.4t' s7s J. n,
Jan l4-tf. 2.g MARX GUMBERTSs 50,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

TO CANDIDATES-Our terms { or announc
ing the names OF canddae s for office, are, to
subscribers to the Journal ST. 90 each, all others
$500 each-invariaby in advance.
ntrWe are authorized and requested 10 an.
nouace Thomas NJ. Archer as a candidate tor
The office OF Sheriff oi Vanderburgh county, at
the ensuing election.
0tF We are authorized aud requested to an
nounce John Greek candidate for the Oh
6ea of Sheriff OF Vanderburgh county, at the en-
suing election. r.t
0F We are authorized and requested to an
nounce John EchOIs as candidate for the OF
fee OF Sheriff Of Vanderburgh county. al the
ensuing election. ....-t 3D..
* We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce Daniel Chute candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, at the ensuing election.
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A administrators NOtice,--Notic is
"A h.rhy given that the nnders yned has ta-
Ken out Letters oil Administration de bonis non
on the est te OF William Williams, late OF YAM
derburgh County deceased, All persons know
ing themselves Indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, aud those
having claims against the estate are nOlfed to
present them properly au henticatcd Tor settle
ment. WILSON SHOOK A dmr
Feb li-5t< De bonis non
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11

"a HERIFF SaIe.--By virtue OF an ,execu-
~ ton Issued from the office OF the Clerk oil
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor of Mar
garet Cooper, aud now in my hands, / have lev
led upon and will, on Saturday, the Goth day OF
February, A. D., l347, at the door of the court
house, in the town oil Evansville, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ :, and O'Clock, P. NJ
OF said day. expose to sale at public auction, and
outcry, the rents, issues and profits, for the
term of seven yeas, OF the following properly
namely: =
Lots ,, 10, IL. ID, %, and "a in Block 6, Lots
2. a, II, in Block 5, Lots 3. -, and Is, in
Block Z, ln-the Eastern Enlarg cement of Evans
vile, and also 40 res OF land, in Centre Town
ship, The Southwest quarter OF the Northwest
quarter OF Section 20, Town 5, Range 10, and
60 acres of land IN Centre Township the south
west or. OF Section 20. Town 5, Range 10. A nd
should noperson otter or bid for said rents, issue
and profits sum sufficient TO satisfy said execu-
uoDand costs will at the same time, and place
proceed TO sell at public auction and outcry.
the lee simple, of said above described Lots, aud
aud. tor the satisfaction of said execution in
terest and costs
WM.M. WALKER, S VIC.
Jan. ,-3t prs fee So SO
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A administrators Notice --Notice is
IA hereby given that tue Undersigned has "a
Ken out Letters of Administration de bonn non
on the estate OF Hiram w Cloud, late OF VAN
derburgh County deceased. Ali persons IN
de6ted TO said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims a.
galnst the estate notified To present them
properly authenticated Tor Sc ttlement
JAMES L. WALKER Admr
Feb list De bonis non
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u dminisfrafor,s Nofice.--No,

~ administrators NOtice.--Nouce is
IA hereby gwen that Letters adminstra-
ton de bOnis non, of the estate oil John McCann
have been grented to the undersigned by the
Pfobate Court OF Vanderburgh county. All
persons having claims against said are
requested to present the same, aud those indeb-
ted 10 said estate are required to make payment
TO the undersIgped.- The estate is solvent
Feb lbs CCRYDON GARRETT Admr
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A dministratOr's NOtice.-- NoIce

A administrators Notice. Notice is
"a aereOy given tnat the unders gned has Ia
KIN out letters of administration the estate
OF Henry J. james late of Vanderburgh County
deceased. All persons knowing themselves IN
depted to SAID estate are requested TO make IN
mediate payment, and those having claims a
galnst the same are hereby notified to present
them properly authenticated for settlement. =
The estate is supposed be solvent
Feb iI-3t* CORYDON GARRETT Admr
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CARPENTERS and BUILDERS.

100000 feet Pine Lumber, nsserted,
10000 ieet Pine and Poplar Boat roofing.
Poplar weather boarding aud jolst
10000 Lights Pine Sash a superior article
assorted, 8S<l0-I0 %l2-I0Sl4
rs Well made pine Pannell duors.
900 Bills superior white Roach Lime,
together, with large stocks OF Glass, Nails,
aud hardware OF almost every description re-
CURED in the way of building. for sale by
Feb II BABCOCK BROTHERS .
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WHOLESALE
Mammoth Stock of Fall & Winter
DRY GOODS.

n II. MAGHEE, & Co., have no in store
e. and ars daily receiving splendid stock
OF Dry Goods, consisting n part Of
1000 Woollen aud Cntten Shawls.
500 doz. w oolen Comforts.
1900 pieces new style Prints.
100 Z" Kerseyr.
$50 - Kentucky Jeans.
100 d" Alpaca Lnsters.
100 &c SatIne,s and Cassimeres.
60 d" Blue. Black, Il Brown Cloths.
$50 - Red Fannels.
rs q" Fancy Vestings. ss7ti
so Bales A Brown Sheeiings,
Toget Their with a large stock OF Velvets, Ser
ges, Paddiues, Servings. Buttons, Hosiery.
Gloves. Suspenders, Combs, Handkerchiefs.
Pius, Needles, Laces, Silks, and everything
else wanted by country Merchants.
ALSO,
geo Cases Boots & Shoes. '
100 Fur & Russia HAS.
500 Doe. Mems & Boys Fur Sc Cloth Caps.
besides good stock OF Hardware, Queens
ware, Upper & Sole Leather,
ALSO. ~
A spendid stock of IDgrain and Venetian Car
peuugs. They will sell at unpresden low
prices at Wholesale, with the Turlff all knock
ed off .f.-r se
Main street. Evansville, Ia.
Nov. q, I346-40tf. 3 a., "a - -. s.s
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State of Indiana,l

SPENCER COUNTY, %,
A N lnqnisition aiken at the farm of the Wild
"a ow Combs, OF Ohio Township, on the 5Ih
day of January lS47, before me, James T. Nor
gan, Justice OF the Peace acting as Coroner OF
Spencer county. upon view OF the body OF a man
found dead in the Ohio River at said farm IN
said county, and upon the oath of James Muir
ply and eleven other jury men of township and
county aforesaid, who being sworn enquire
how and in what manner The said person came
to his death, upon their oaths do say, tina, the
dead person was black male and came to his
death by drow ming; and had on pair OF un.
der pants OF james, aud outer pants Of stripped
cassinet, one vest, and roundabout, one SHIRT,
two pair of suspe nders, one pair OF coarse shoes
and socks. Found In his possession white
handkerchief marked Eliza Hooper, one black
cravat. tve coPpers and one black bresstpin
JAMES Il. MORG AN, Justice OF Peace
Feb printers tee 81 Acting as Coroner.
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State of Indiana,

State OF INDIANA,
W ARRIcK COUNTY, IS.
Warrlck Circuit Court, for the April Term.
A. d. l847.
JudIeth Laughry
Phillip Laughry
NIOW at this time, 10 wit: On the 9Th day OF
~ February d I847, com-s the complain
ant BY her solicitor aud lilies her petition herein
and also the affidavit of DISTINGUISHED and
competent witness, that the SAID Phillip Lang
nv ls not a resident of the State OF Indiina:
The SAID Phhtip Laughry, defendant her, in /,
is hereby notified OF the tendency OF said bill,
a nd that unless he be aud appear before the
Judges OF the " arrick Circuit Court at their
next term, 20 be holden at the Court house in
Boonvile in said county on the third Monday OF
April in III year 847, aud that unless lie pIead
| to, answer or demur TO the same before
the calling OF the use, The same will be heard
and de ermIned IN his absence.
Witness: J. WAITE 3. MOORE,
Clerk OF the Warrick Circuit Court, on this
the 9Th day OF February A ID l847.
]. WAITE B. MOORE, Clerk.
Feb II-3t-p S. so.
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& & z & e e s

IT. Hear what the celebrated DIR. Richards
says Il Physician of more than 80 years standing.
To all whom II may concern, | make the toll
lowing statement 80 onscious thatt may aP-
pear unproiessona it Is only fIoma peTte CT con-
viction and thorough knowledge OF The essenli-
al benefit and scientific origin OF the prepara-
uon spoken OF, that leel constrained IRON
sense Of duty to comply With the request OF the
PROPRIETOR. 81 81. #s
The patient, Mr.. Charles Wade, sixth treet
Market Space. whom allowed to try The effect
of the medicine, (hut which | would have done
under no consideration whatever, had not seen
d copy OF the receipt from which the medicine
is prepared, obtained from the agent, and which
am satisfied is authenuc) was quite low with
the early stages of pulmonary consumption. for
which had been treating in the usual manner
though with less than my usual success; at mis-
earnest request. and that OF his friends, exam
lned the receipt, and was sufficiently satisfied
OF rs scientific composition 10 allow the trial and
/ am Obliged to confess It's effect was at least
of the second b otle my protest. DUAL visits were
discontinued, though frequently saw my pa
tent afterwards, restored TO perfect health
The preparation IS called ''Dr. Rogers Com
pound Syrup of Liverworl and Tar" aud from
IN my own experiment.. do conscieniodsly re-
commend it as a useful and valuable medicine,
and should urge my brother practititionersi TO
procure the receipt, as feel CONVINCED they
will agree with me as to It's excellence, and will
adopi il into their practice, shall most
certainly do, believing it TO be most valuable
aid IN pulmonary cases that battle the ordinary
rode of treatment. W. RICHARDS. M. ID.
I
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NEW STORE.
WI o z G AN Il nm.

Dry Goods, Boots and shoes, iiats,
Caps, BOnneis, Hardware, DC.
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR To BEMEN-r s. VIELE's
EVANSVILLE, Indiana.
FEyUE subscribers have on hand and will be
4 constantly receiving from the New York
market general assortment OF Dry Goods sui
ted the wants an tastes oil their fellow citizens
" heh they offer al wholesale and retail, togeth-
er with Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Hard
ware, Sc, all OF which they viii sell prices
corresponding with the tunes and season, aBd
they confidently trust by assiduous attention, to
business with a determination TO make their
store repository of articles useful, needfuI,
and beautiful, they shall receive tulI share OF
the public patronage.
So 500 MORGAN & DUNN.
Evansville, Dec. 10, l846-tf.