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Drp Yooos.
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NJ. y NAssAu
IAyE FOR SALE, 10 lots 10 suit purchasers, 81 low
BROWN sHEETIEGs-A great variety of,yIe. heavy
Iowei E.sop aiil. Wss,port, whiteso5e, Norm Caro-
COTToS YARN-Twl.t ard 6aipg. No TO 60. from
he beat mills 10 Pslerson NewJersey for hanJ@'
COARSE YARNS for County TrsSe-Asso,tes No 70
10 and 10 IL OF superior atty, from Norh and south
Carolina Georgia vlrgiris md New Jersey. Long hs'
and Dorm Yarn OF boat q8sliiy. foy Hsfte7H tr-ds
BROWN DRIL.Ls-O taabsrgs. Waddisg, Bn's, Tune,
CARPET Warp, WtokunE, Seine Iwtnt &c &c
n B-Libersl s5ysnee. msde OF cons snInenE- a. IN
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLEN-.
Fl MroE0GN CO. Rsa0i'heT' Of Cloths os''imsrs''
The Gold Medal has been awarded BY the American ID
siiule for heir superior manner Of rshnishing Orders
may be len With
Mesns Woleot K slsde, IS Bro ist
WIN. C. Langley B Co. 70 Exchange plEcs
" ID Brigham L Co 81 Pine-st 70 whom hey refer.
8.-T~o thousand collars insured on goods for sc-
count Of ens'ouers iyl5 I'm
CLOTHING.
Rsady Made c1sd aads % CTf,7.
The Cheapest YssbiOnshs
CASH TalLoRfSG
RsTABLGsH sLrT.
IN New-YsrEn
w. II. DEGRoOT co.
mY5 3nos No 20 Futcn-si
BROWN sHEETIEGs.
DROWN ShEETiNGs ana snirtlngs OF al styles and
too yarn Al.o, brown dIis FOR sale a The sneeiing
warehouse, - LIBERTY-ST FOR Cash or approved
creditby ljy14 SIN DORR WblIAhsR
TO COUNTRY MKRCUANT-.-Bro~n Sheet
Il ings and shinngs Of every style and width, 81 The
known brands, both heavy and hne-sisrk Mills, Law
renee " c. Indian Head, Cabot A. Premium Heavy Mer
nmack Exeters, UnknoWns. SC may be had Al msnufac-
turer. prices on the "a OF 70 and 70 Cedars half
block above Pear-st Yard wide she-tiogs cents per
ward Also bss wick, t~nes, warp ana vaddirg. AlGO
'''''e' TN. UNDERHILL & co.
jyls 10, D and u Cedsr.'L
fINO SHIRT MANURACTURERs.--- sub
scrber has this dag received and offers for hne
and very handsome article OF s. inch Besched Coitons
Manufactured At The Ponichsrsn Mills from the best OF
stock expressly FOR shirts 10 which he b-gs esye 70 ID
vits the attention OF the trade G +. HARRIS,
ie29 &c Exehsnee-plsee
IpLUK AND ORANGE PHINT--Oo fn7 snd
Dmsdi1m cloths. and Of new and elegant patterns, iD'
sale low ny jel5 2~l C. HARRIS % Excnsng--plsce'
NrEg,RO t.OuD~.-50O packages Coventry, Georgia,
NDOver Baltimore Concord River ana NashihstOh
Plains a1d Ksrseys, Tor sale ~ 80 49,, 81, nj,
iy26 NEsslTH co ~ ana % Ilne- --s--
IIIE1CUFD s.OOD~.-65O cases comprising every
- width style, and qus1ly, f9r sac by AM,
iy2G hEsNITH 4 90. 3y anl - nv.
NJFRTNO CA~-IMEKE-.-lO cs,es green, black
wi AID go1 mixed lgst received, for sale by
jy25 NEsMIIn \ " ~ sn1 - -.--.-
I,ENT0N FLAsNRis.- cases brown snd bleach
ted AshbunDn, for sale BY ,,,
iy25 NgsMITH co 80 ard 81 Pine y
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pnbllt Gonuepances. Sc.

rvs IRREGULAR MAIL LINE betwesn
s-dsshf-selS Boston and Sew-fOfk, by me last SOD
S-esas-n s--N splendid steamers CORNELIUS VAN
DFRBILT and OREGON
~ on and s'sr Monday, June a. tho steamers Of mis-
line y mi le.ve NewYOrk siG p NJ. BY this arrangement
Ia consequence d the superior speed OF the boats and The
route being the shortest aud most direct passengers esye
the city iser, and reach Boston earlier, than BY
TIE new sieam.rs C. VANDERBILT Capt Potter, and
OREGON Capt = ThAyef, viii throughout Tbs ses.
sn in connection with The stoningtou and Providence
and Boston and Providence Railroads leaving New OH
daily SUNDAYS excepted, from Pier No North River at
o'clock P VI. and sOnn gt01 Al O'CLOCK L. VI or upon
the arrival Of thu maii train from Boston.
Thee unsurpassed 10 speed spendOr ard
efnfo7t hagirg each Of hem ~ large cOmmOd0us ph-
ys siA.erOOms an1 behs FOR 500 persons beside large
trivale rooms f0f families and parties
The steamers Offered by The most experienced
meg, and will shorten the passage between New-fork
snd Boston from and half % Two hours, thereby ar
irving 10 ample lime FOR al the lines running rom New
Yors nOrh south ard west and al the Inca from Boston
north and eas.
The OREGON will leave New. York-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday.
leave sIonin zton- Monday Wednesday aud Friday.
The Z. VANDER8ILT vii leave New York-Mondsy
Wednesday ana Friday
Leave ningtoa-Tussdsy Thursday sni Saturday,.
~ Passengers on the arrival " the steamers 81 Sion
ugion proceed Immediately 10 the splendid Railroad
% Providence and Boston without delay, remain
board he and esvs In tao Accommodation usir
1850 A which connects Al Providence With the 10 a
81 Train or Boston, aud bag gage master accompanies
each train through ~ os.0n 10 take charge OF The bagg
FOR passage gh inquire board the bOss per
No. North River, 90 ID Battery place. jell
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DEsIRABLE COUNTRY SEATS


~ VERY CHEAP.-A Farm VI shou. 100 acres, IN good
ts Of cultivation, handy for education, church,
~ sud market with q variety Of good frui-pesches
pesrs, pums, apples grapes, &c 80; with handsome
and convenient dwelling beautifully lpcaed, outbuili-
logs &c the hea Thy and pleasant village Prince
ton =. Plenty pure water a, the door, good spring
near The o tie rm splendid lava IN front Of the
house large vegetable aai fu.. garden, with cherries
uectarines gooseberes cnrrans &c. 1900 peach trees
old enough 10 bear year, uurssry oi about 1000
seedlings ara some Of me advantages 81 this beautiful
place TIE farm extends 10 he Princeton Railroad Depot
and e. hsniy 20 obtain lime, lumber, coal, manure &c ~
tle D AID y. Canal.
THIS farm, being AZ oboug square, with he buildings
handsomely loca ed eld, - well adapted 10 be
divided into five or six hndsome country seats OF IS - 20
acras each ell high and pleasant locations with hesutul
pr1spec's sud al within less An ten minutes ride OF he
Railroad Depot lis good chance fjr citizen to obtain
desirable country seAt good schools, church and
maitei ready fed no IN handsome style. II less land 10
desired On, sell of enough TO other citizens who pre-
fer building, 10 pay for the whole.
Communication with the city s easy and cheap, three
times 4 wees-less than three hour mn-s daily way
train carry fruit milk &c 10 market Come and see II
tmay be bou git cheap II ap piled for very soon 10
fyi7 wv r =. HORNOR. Princeios " J.
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Goal

PRICES OF COAL.
BRoXES AID scEEESED FROM YARD.
Peach Orchard. L-high and White Ash.
Broksn.......5 s. aev'd Brok-n.......5 81 delivered
Egg. ......-5 50 DO Egg..........5 20 do
stone. ........5 g DO sion-........5 50 90
Nlt...... .....5 . do Nut..........5 - do
7. STOKES DIcAERsoS, lO7 An.hony-sl
lylSH Tear Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE Of a. order Of The Surrogate q he
County Of New York Notice Is hereby given 70 Al per
sons having claims against CHARLES hlLLsbJ b1h'
iae of the CIV Of New-York deceased, % pres-nI ne
same TIE vouchers thereof % the sl3scr1eIs 81
their otcs No 81 Waiersireel, IN the Cty o. New.
YORK before The 9th day Of January NL-D,Ied
New-York, he 9th day Of July 1871
JANE J. HILLSBr RGH, Administfa!rX.
THOMPSON PRICE, Administrator
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nVRIIC ADMINISTRATIONS OrFICE, i

DVRIIC hDNItNI~TKA TORS OFFICE, No
Nasssu-streef- CO IL hereby given, % the ~. NJ
lives and next 10 sin of Frederick Lewis late NJ Cod Wa
Ter Branch County, Mich gan, deceased. and who u a.
lsgei 40 have died iut-sisi tla shall apply 10 the sur.
rotate OF tho City and County Of NewYork for letters Of
Admuisra upon the estate cf the said in-ssie on
the I'D day Of August O'Clock in the forenoon
Dated New YORK. July Il l847.
1921 2ayfw JAMES > THAYER, Public Administrator.
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Esg,@,k
,ot~ FOR s1UT -T. ;itRik

1917 F0R sAuT 1T. nsRIk. xu-h
tOf the low pressure steamboat DE- W.
TROif. Capt II. COtheu, viil eaye De
uO ever, rue,dsy, a. O'Clock p. NJ Tor Ne ss1t TIE
Detroit new, fast and safe boat, well adspisf TO ths
sauh trsdo and H be- punctua IN her ups FOi ireish'
or pa,s sge apply on board ~ 10
r. W. LAWSON, Detroit
f.fo ltns l. TICKER south.sf ~ ".
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by ORDER q The Hon. Thomas }. Oakley, one IN NE
ID justices % he Superior Court Of he City Of New ork
notice hereby given, pursuant 10 me PROVISIONS OF NE
ceaed ana nonresident debtors that an aiacnnent ha.
issued against he OF David Ia lulee, resident or
the State o Florida and that DE sane vii De SOFA Tor ne
payment Of his debts unless be appear and ir sun
attachment according Jaw, within nine months from me
first publication OF his notice. and that me payment ol any
debts due b. any pe persons bank or banks
and s delivery % him FOR h. lse, " eny property
money belonging 10 him. and the transfer fay ~ hs pro-
perry hy him are forbidden hy aw, and are vut-DA.ed
The i5th day of December. 1873. NJ q HARRINGTON,
DIS isw9m Attorney FOR Attaching Creditor, i Waist
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-. = 'iphNING Inn A .eyca oc7oe,

e.stssS ~ -f"f Albany end rfo., snt ilt-rm--
,..-4 ,, 49, tllo.' s--Hrcskfl.t sd dimes 90
c.rt CO.. a. , tae .oe pressure steamboat TROY.
r.r--,e 4, Z vi lee7s he sfeaU1nsi rl-r. f'ot ~
IN . e.cs5,'e AZ, "a Ne on, -,.ie day.
is.ss 49, .. 'oet IA ARA, Cspt - l.. Nelngg VIII
h.afsesy sa1 Saturday, =. h.G Pssss s,ocs rs,s u,
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n. FOR SAIE-The fsrm 81 the subscriber, AZ g.,
Do Va Known a. !" WoOd.ide," being IS acres fn
49, and In view Of thu lake snt vilsge, and hOuu
,upolied with ali kinds ffruii and mOst valuable iuI
rsrts Apply 10 he Subscriber. b. SLOSSOS, {
,ysrnises orto WILLIAM T. WHl1TEMOR
ivla 1rSaw 80 Pin
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Il, EnR aNI.E nK LEA-E.-The Iepsnt ca

- FOK ~NLE OK hEA-E.-I e.egsnI Ieacn
~ ing Dyeirg and CaendeTirg establishment At Paer.
On son New Jerzey known az the" Washington Bleach
Works" The buildings and machinery are In complete
Order ready for mediate operation.
For Information respecting the condition aud character
az .l4 works. application may be made ID
THOMAS ROGERS ESQ AZ Waltst New-York.
JOHN ID. PRINCE. Esq. Practical Blescher Dyer and
Printer. (frm of Pummer snd Pdnce) or 10
JAMES SHEPHERD. on the premises. jyl9 3wV
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ON UKDFR N AIram 3. UI1 kecOTleT y Ilf cIIY
ID OF TSOy, Notice j. hereby given pursnanto me sae
authorizing attachments aganst Ascending concealed ana
n0ues dent debtors thai attachment has issued gasi
the Of Francis Drunlson and William G Denuson,
both residents Of the " Michigan and hat ne same
Will Be sold for the payment OF their debts unless lhey ap-
pear and discharge such according % law with
N nine months from The fret publication OF his notice. and
thai The payment u any debts due 10 mem ~ residents OF
this Siae and The every 70 them FOR heir Of any
properly within this STATE belonging % mem and ne
tsnes Of any such property BY are forbidden by 10" and
are void. Dsled November 5th, 1870.
JAMES FORSYTH, Of Troy,
ali fur attaching creditor.
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MORRIS ROBINSON Pfe.ldenl.
sAM'L HANSAY, Secretary
NiSrUsS Posr. NJ D. Physician, 50i Broadway. lyl
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"A 10 NlFAt ~ itttts Oh MAChiNisl9.
- forse or 20 lease, arge new, hree-stnry build
~ ing s. by s. With ~ horse power engine, boiler,
shading athss dra. vices aud all he necessary fixtures
rni apparatus mr. complete machine shop. Imly. y .h
expense be adapted 10 almost any kind ~ mauufac
uTing purposes 10 10 situated IN ghs cut-r or business
u tue hving ard pleasant borough Of NorwaE, distant
about three hours sail from NsgY0rk and enjoying
every f frequent and expeditions communication " iih
h,t city Glitter by soop steamboat, stage or railroad, me
New YORK aud Sewl.veu Railroad IN the course OF con-
struclicn running within mile Of the premises The
building veil he Machinery In good condition
having been used but short time machine shop, foun
cry aud lsciOry Apply the slbscrDer Al Nor
walk figi0NI q. A LArTEY.
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r1nnIIC AnlIlNI.TR ATnR,- nFFICR. No.

Nassau. st-NOtic- IL hereby given 10 TIE relatives
and next Of Kin Of THOMAS MASH, ia Of the City Of
New-Yors deceased, End who Is alleged 70 have died IT,.
tsstae hist shall apply hs Surrogate Of he City and
County Of New York for Letters u AdmiastraOn upon
the estate or the laid niesse the 81 day or August
next at ten O'Clock 10 tho accommodated New orS,
Julv.O 1871 JAMES 5. THAYER,
f,-5f J.o,ftv puhl.r Administrator
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ssg. srhorLs'-.I ae Q, s..,..p'e ..l


49,, = = |IUs|TI1 FUA ALBANY, T|TTTT MN
C0aflls1tls, vb-rsh, r0lshte e.-
k'oH' 'NlA.u ani Hut,na-Ffr- o cent? --Sreskhsl
r. ~ -na rtErt steamer ROsrs Will ANS
So De,fs a, on r4-sfs.s r ursIsss zai SsiurLN,s
"ts pen 4 N from BE- pier f.ot 81 Rrh,n.r,.t sSh.
y uai-nload 81 Iiie huu N-w-Y0rk
PAf'sge of igt. rr gre snpIq % board ne ir-l 81
GEORGE Z. SrkNLEf.
e. a. 81 .lc Office FOO, % RIhtnsous
- perscni rc f1-tiI lfusros tts Sioge hc,. a.,
'"r owners a-y1
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CORPORATION Notifies.
DEsOLyED, Thaior snd sfier ne hr'i honday

npsoIygD Thstor and sner the hrst Monday o. AZ
H. r.r lf- seT-r.I ..r.i .1-uc-. r-e4s, i 49,.
tref Al separsta from bsrkrey cosehes shs o. 80 s
s.-la sre by sf-t hereof g. hs tine rpea - ed H.
- -, - 80 Al -,b. hal BE- reggl s-i rum
csu.-5 s.d Ii ell respects governed y - isst he
relative % hackney coaches Provided, sbsI BE-
40 ror- fh.1 hfee dollars Ad0Pted ny &c p eos,5 of
si.tsnt Aldermen. jay T. I3f7. Adopted y VIZ
Aldermen. July u. Itf7- go
ApurUved by ne Mayor. JAY ~ lsth -,r,r,l
~ hi n VALENTINE Clerk Common oSu1e
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EVENING NO. L.ilN \ DIRECT

PASSENGER issing his 5oa Vii Srry. 4, dime tg ,,k.
Tie morning trfil % cars from Tro, ,x,,t h, 49, -,
north 10 Whitehall 40 Lske Chmplan
The sle-n.h0N EMPIRE. Capt 4 q Ma al, r,o....
In1 fsday ana saturday, 49, O'clock. ?. 81
The sleainbOsl COLUMBIA, on Moraay ,V.s,. .
al FRIDAY. AZ : O'Clock. 2 NJ.
Fnr passage or freight appy on board he bosi L.
KALI. m the .sn-s an 10 sxh.rf
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DUBLIG NOTICE 10 hereby given inst a r-.ou'l9n
ia. b-en aIopted 10 The Board Of Aldermen, THAT ne
sidewa ks Of Fi,.taveuue between Seventh and Eighm
streets bs tagged. All persons ineretted IN ne aDo.e
rooosion having objections the requeslef 20
present them in writing hr undersigned NJ hs once
No HsU ofRarords on before the SON day OF Ju.y
Instant MARTIN r. THOMPSON. street COmmss'r
Street Commits ouef's Office, July ~, l0i7. ly2o 100
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IT, RATES FOR FREIGHT from Pbilsdei
eSa--dv phia 10 Pittsburgh: Dry goods 20 cts. per
100 lbs. domestic bales IS eta. per 100 lhs
hardware and groceries ~ cts per 100 lbs queensSare
tin ARD copper In sheets so cts per 100 bs angs whit
ting, bsrytes ~ per 100 bs coffee IS eta per 100 bs
nya 6m WIN TYSON lowos,sI
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hlcucihf oalufdAf aahc1 ~ ittf Tor FOfl
Chester, Rocky Ncck, stamford and Nor
walk
The steamboat CATALlNE, Captain {. PeCN, if ~iA
leave the Pier sife Cahsns Market slip cfe sfss
noon ~ O'Clock, Sundays excepted.
Reirruing- VIII have NOrNak every morning lsea
days ptril ociucS STANFORD, al ociOck Rocky
Nss At hst past sni fort Chester nj quarter oeiote
o'clock.
Stages all hc iu reHsines- 10 convey psrsengssi 10
We. uf Sopthpori, Fairfield, Bridgeport, Dsnoary View
Canaan, Rid s.h- "a and Wilton
yP- Al persons forbid trusting Ahj psfson "a &C
.nlln- ~ anna. nau-L nnA LnL nMn--E. IN , 1m
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-07-10
EVANsYILLE FEnIALE sEMINARY.

TIME Trustees of the Evansville Female Seminary
l. take pleasure in announcing to the public that
this Institution VIII be reopened on the first Monday
in May next, in the building on Water street, hith
ert0 occupied by Messrs. Heberd.
The management of the Seminary will beentrusted
TO Mrs. G. E. SroNE as Principal. She has secured
for the present the services Of Miss Green other and
well qualified associate teachers will be obtained as
the exigencies of the School may require.
The course OF instruction viii embrace Primary,
Preparatory and Advanced Department.
The Principal convinced of the importance of eff
Gent training from the beginning viii have the Phi
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 Modem 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-
siOns OF - weeks each, or four quarters OF ii weeks
each
Tuition in the Primary Department per Quar-
Preparatory. 1850. 400
Advanced 6 to
according to the advancement of the pupil Extra
charges will be made for ancient and modern Ian
guages Music and Painting.
Young Ladies from a distance can find board in
good families at reasonable rates. In all such cases
however, they will be under the care Of of the
Teachers.
The Trustees take pleasure in commencing the
school TO the patronage OF all the friends Of Education,
meet the wants ofOur rising community, will be Wig
orously supported Mrs. S, brings letters ofcommen-
daton from Rev. n. H. Hall, OF Lexington, Nv; Rev
w. w. Hill, and w. II. 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 Pennsylvania University, and others
By order Of the Board.
may l-wtw6m. DANIEL WOOLSEY, Secy.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-07-10

A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
IA This great Remedy. TO which the public atten-
ton is particularly called has been extensively
used in the & south western states, spec
dy. safe and certain for Ague and fever, Dumb
Ague. Chill, ormtemittent Fever.
The unexampled and complete success attending ITS
use; and so well proven have become It's wide spread
victories every form OF Ague in the west that the
'Febrifuge' is superseding every other offered
remedial agent and looked upon as the only one that
can be relied upon in all stages fthe disease.
The many thousands of instances wherein 1t has
wrought cures, while M instance is known, nor can
be shown of failure, warrants II in being offered as
possessing the three cardinal merits, without which
medicine be safely used in Auge cases. These
merits are that its safe certain and perma-
nent, {. s. Mackenzie & Go Cleveland Ohio proprie-
tors.
01rFor sale by Hoadey, Phelps & Co, wholesale a.
gents New York, and by Brnkerhoff & Penton, Chi
cago, ILL., Ewards & Francis, ST. Louis, Mo- and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States.
For sale by VIM. NJ. WOOLSEY, agent for Ev-
ansvillc, Ind. may 9m.
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Compound Liver Pills.


Nov properly esteemed in all neighborhoods
~ where they have been used were first made some
Twelve years Ago by the proprietor from a Veget-
able Extract, and then recommended by him as
perior Bilious Pill-He then resided in an eastern
City. On his removal to the west, in 1886 he was
soon forced TO observe the very general complaint
then and now prevalent of a Diseased state of
The Liver, Jau.,dicc &c. His long experience
of the primary causes and disastrous results Of an a
lection OF this all important working agent of the hu
man frame, and possessed as he Of practical
knowledge OF the specific action produced in that
gan (the LveT) by the Extract so successfully resort
cd to by hun in eastern practice induced the Proprietor
to give his Pills trial in those diseases where Chron
The result in every instance so far as he has been
informed, has shown their Complete Triumph over
that disorder. Thus convinced of their complete eff
cacy, ne has ever since invariably recommended them
and thousands who in the heathrestorng use of them
have been benefited, bear witness TO their power
tu effects i'll Kidding the system of ali those diseases
connected with or dependent upOu unhealthy state
OF the Liver such Bilious and other Fevers Jaundce
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Flatuency, Heartburn,
L abitual cOstivness &c.
In view ct all these facts, the proprietor in Tecomen
ding his CoNPoUND LIVER Pills, does so with
the greatest confidence in heir properties of prevent
ING md curing Bilious Diseases He assures those
Wa. may have occasion TO use them, That they are
strictly what they puport TO be- being prepared express
ly Tor the aiore mentioned diseases. They act spe
citicay on the Liver and Viscera; remove all con-
gestve action and morbid secretions; purifying the
blood; causing free and healthy discharge of bile
Strengthening the system, and assisting digestion
c. 5 MACKENZIE & Co. Cleveland. Ohio, Propri-
etors. For sale by w. VI. WOOISEY, agent,
mayl-9m. Evansville, Ia.
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I BURBANK, Corner of Main and Second
-. Street at the Old Reilly Store keeps constantly
on hand a'we selected stock of Dry Goods and Fam
lily Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery. Axes, and ma
ny kind of Farming Tools, Hoow-ware, Wood Stone
and Queens-ware Boots, Shoes Leather, Hats, Caps,
the country generally which he will sell as cheay as
can abought West OF New York city He will re-
GIVE in payment cash and all kinds of merchantable
produce. He Is thankful for the past and solicts
call from those who like to buy good articles and cheap
before purchasing elsewhere. sep3-tf
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-07-10
w. & q. REII.

HAVE removed to their new build
- ing few doors above old stand, Main -
~ street, Evansville, Indiana, and are \ I
HS now receiving from Philadelphia, New ID =
York, and PItIsbug the largest supply OF MEDICINES
PRINTS, OuS, DYE-STUFFs, GLASS and GLASSWARE,
vile market Our goods are entirely fresh, and have
been bought in person from importers and manuiac-
turers only. We therefore enabled TO supply
merchants doctors, and and all others wanting these
articles, either wholesale retail as low they
Those wishing To purchase will do well to give us
call before going any other market rs we are de-
termined TO sell at u small advance on prime cost
All medicine leaving our house shall be properly
packed and all articles to order may be returned
ifnot genuine or in any way defective, at our ex-
pense.
n. b. We will take Flaxseed Ginseng, Beeswax
and Feathers, for all goods sold in payment of all
debts due us. Jan II IT,
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-07-10
T-nparaueled Imposition and Eeronferv,

Capdrdueied Imposition and EtroHfery!
An individual named ;. Fahnestock has repeatedly
asserted that the article which he calls Dr. :. Fab
nestock's Vermifuge," and which he Acknowledges is
made after another mans recipe, is the or the
equal TO the Vermifuge made by me.
The Public assured that this is base falsehood
and are hereby cautioned against coniounding the
spurious article with mine. It is entirely different in
its composition and does not possess the virtues and
powers Of my preparation. b. A FAHNEsTocK.
= Pittsburgh, March, ls47
The true and geuine b. A. Fahnestock's Vcrmifure
may at all times be had the drug warehouse of the
subscribers, First and wood Streets Pittsbrg
Penn. B. A. FAHxESrocK & CO
ap2i tf. For by w. g. c. BELL Evansville