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CAROLINA INN.
CHARLOTTE, ~. e.

TuVliE abovc establishment. situated IN Main
II Street, third 10, North a the Public Square,
in the tow oi Charlotte. has been constantly kerr
orcn by the present Proprietor, tror the Is, Of
January, ie4U tn the present tn-, ier the sccum.
mediation of the Publ, and will continue to be
hep, open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has bes n cnisfEtd ard i'm.
proved TO v,ry co Siderable extent within The
last two years-the entire building is in complete
repair and is constructed that all tive i,oess
have abundant light aud cen be vchtlattd al i,lta.
sure.
The Stables "a erlcr Ia any bccnrip,
tn any similar Es,ahl,hu Mt In vrs,frn No,
Gamma +; and care will be tskea that they .L.u
aisavs be supplied with abundance If yuna ., ,t,
and pfov,r der aud aiend.d by faithful and e,pr.
rienred itostlers
The Subscribcs will use every cseriiar Ia ,,vs
satisfaction to ali who may pattonizc bts HIM
aud hest atc- not to cay that. ton ten verr.' -,
pefirnce he will he shl- 10 k-.p %. he sree,ew.
datioa at the Gaf..lIna Ian. 10 styio M, snfna.
ed BY any Pubic lisnse in III. infr,fe, ceoni.,-
and he takes this u'sparlnars tn return his 81,
dial respects In . erner.u~ Pabiir Tor eost snvo,
aud respectfully soips,ts a c.tilinusnct uf tb,,,
paltana &c and ,.,nfidence.
DHONE.ES cen, At al lines, he .uppl,ed "a u,
convenient aud well s,.el.sscd ials ire, of sh,f.,
and furnished With Ftsia AZ ivw price,.
~ The Ghafiniie and Camden Stages artys
an! depart tfi weekly.
JENNINGS u KERR
OtL ", tefJ 5tf
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happy. Let ihsm throw the pr dice of
"book'arming." as The, please totem II, asid,
and take come valuable agricultural journal.
| assure them that their pecuniaiy inieres,.
will not be diminished 10 the least, but greatly
enhanced. We wish 10 see our farmers H..
mos, ind,pcnden, class oi the community, for
they are the glory aud .tfen.tn Of our coun.
uy their lsbo's have produced wealth; he,,
honesty, their Psii'oiism sbd isiihiularss 10
tho institutions OF liberty, have given II stand.
,ng smoug nations, aud ." ',nnes Of danger their
s,fon. atu, and firm hearts are its safeguards.
l. Il. B.
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A Lover in Boots.

III When boots uf the present torm htsi came
IN fashion, they ~esa regarded as great
luxury and ornament, being worn outside the
pants, and none hut the wealthy aud inrpIsh
could afford 10 wear them; al course, Mo.
ever wore pair Of boots, attracted unu.nai
attention. L. certain town, for ahIc,
old Mr.. Dllaby was the only person that en-.
loyed this luxury. He bad a son, Who +" io"k
a shine" 10 the daughter Of Colonel Win
! lived 10 another part Of The Town. So, one
evening. he $ u rugged himself out IN hts
4" Sunday best, ard puttiog On his fathers
boots, which he had purlolnsd for The occa
SION, started post haste for the CulortPs
smiling within himself 10 lhisk What favor
able impression his boots would make upon
The affections Of the daughter After he hae
arrived, aud was comfortably seated al the
fire, 10 came the ColoheE WIN, alter survey
ins the ouog>ter from head to feet, satd
This is Mr. Dilaby sou, ISN'T Il =
"Yes, sir" WAS The prompt replj Of th'
lad.
"We1l," sad the Colonel, 81 thought
knew his boot. -
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horse swerved suddenly, and the Gel. in mo-
men,, was upon tho ground in most unfo.
mantle "heap." with his brown wig BY his
side and bundle of clothes scattered around
The white headed chlldren OF the house
came ou, first, took d.s'snl view oil the mon
s,er, as i, seemed to them. and then returned
10 report progress. After little the ia'her
Of the family cane, aud the otia'r beng e.
planned, assisted the Col. IN making his toll
ie,ie; the Colonel caring and the country
man au.hng all the while.
D. essed and remoun,ed our hero started Oh
with woful ph and Was soon out oil s'sht.
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vas cell enough 10 come 10 down 10 breakias
with an improved appetite. She pouied, 70
that was far more agreeable TO Charles than
her continued complaints, and hen he return
ed home in the evening. she was prac.icing
her music and a work table sat in the centre
Of the rom, upon which stood lighted lamp
and oil the etce'efss Of Iady's industry, TO.
gether With the evening papers.
A, tea she conver.ed With her usual vivsei
ty, and the evening pass d more pleasantly
than any he had spcn. at homo Tor many
months. She continued to Improve every cue.
cceding day-her health recovered rapidly
and all drugs we're banished from her room.
Charles explained tho flrce, and sometime
afterwards he ~hispered lovingly IN her ear :
"Hslrn, dear. shs'. | bring Kate to spend
The evening with us?'
mo, no." she answered, Il will be equal
~ agreeable as X ,,s. Dear, good Kate, she
spent Yesterday With me, md o~e her much
for the valuable lessen she taught me. Anc
you say, dear Charles, If had not changed
YOU would have been driven to seek company
among those d,ssolute beings no fs. quenl the
halls Of Bacchus ?"
Charles made no reply, for his rlsihlc IA
cul,,es were 10 full play, Sh''e he thought hos
successful he had been in procuring The cure Of
an inpalid'
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aoagAY.
The Hour Of Death.

MRS HEMaNs.
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers 10 wither at the aofth ind's breath
And stars TO sct-but all,
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, oh death
DAY is for mortal care.
Eve for glad meetings round The ,oyons hearth,
Night Cor the dreams of sleep the voice OF prayer,
BIZ, ell fol thee, thou Mightiest OF the eart,
The banquet has lis hour,
It's feyorish hour of mrth and song and vine.
There comes a day for grief's oewhsiming power,
tune for softer tears-but all are thine.
Youth and the opening
Nav look like things too glorious for decay,
Ard smile at thee .-but thou art not of those
That wait the rpencd bloom to se.z, ,heir prey
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers TO wiiher at the north winds breath,
And stars TO set-hnt all.
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, o, Death
We know " hen rroons shall wane.
When summer birds from far shall cross the sea
When Auiumn's hue shall tngc the golden gram,
But who shall teach US hen 10 .ook for thee
Is il when springs first gale
Comes forth to whisper whore The "io'efs lie
Is /, when roses in our paths grow pale
They have ono season--al are ours 10 de
Thou art where the bil'ow foam,
Thou art where music melts upon the air
Thou art round US in peaceful home,
And tile world calls US for.h, ami thou art there
Thor art Il here friend meets friend,
Beneath the shadow on the clm 10 l-s.,
Thou art whore Zoe meets foe and trompcts reDd
The skies, and swords bear down The prlncely
crest.
Leaves have their time TO fall,
And flowers to wther at tho north winds breath
And stars TO set-bnt all.
Thou hast all seasons for thine own. ., death
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" NHtHNs
PiItfLR & YoRkE
Letter from Myo, Degald MDageld, Graz
Grek I'sst 0Het.

Letter from Myo, Dogaid Mt Dagald, era"
Gnek Pea 0Gce.
iioosK cnusTr, NC. Dec. %, IRIS
Dr. knhl-- Dear Si
lid, In Vii canaiy sflleifd with a ne'saas
complain. fr'Isp.s tteti, ftuur Aihus. and
somewhat deranged mind, esased b. obsirnefipnss
was for about twelve months attended by four o
our eminent physicians, without any effect. ava
every one suecesssely deelsred her ineufabis, ana
that she had 10 die She then procured Two bot
ties OF your Ahyssinis Mixture from me- siheA
cured her entirely. She has since married. anu
ia In perfect good health and happy The asiN
SIN a Mixture has likewise proved very ihese''u'
IN many other diseases, but paItiouisrly ~ iemat
diseases, IN which IL should have the preference
Of all others. Yours ohcdieutly,
HtfGAID MoDUGALH q
Price for the Abyssinia Mixture per bottle /"
cents. 81 % L. - so.
Likewise on hand and nr sale, DIR. kuhfs No
storer, Universal Plaster. Gold Nine Balram, de-
I J. HoLTON. Agent,
Charlotte. N. G.
Deirrery Bonds for sale here.
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taLp iliiL. NC. ApG /, is4-.
Dr. kuhi-- Dear ST..
YOU will phrase f4sf 10 Us a. soen a. east
veuisn'. reshsuppls at the lssstorer uir the Htsal
and the Ahyssinia 'fistufe. ". have s,la esi tn
some tine The .totef ard VI. D,pnfs i've
fosdef, lave pfassd 10 be ssfy sf,eseh u ia
talinsss Of tins chest, kbsumatirm. Sore irss. H..
aaaimsiras Of ~ Eyes, DEBILITY aud 9th, Flto'
nc dtseasss. We warranted The Ab, ssin Mn
lure 10 sscfy patient, aud TO one has asktd 10 gel
The money rttHnrd hut on ,he conlfary, estlg
one has pratssa It's gtea, .snat We poatrs,
We Fslnaih you're, respectfully.
A u ". tiUkHYclTT
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From the DoIiar Newspaper.
Restoration Of Grass Lands,

! presume many readers OF the " ,lIar
are troubled with meadow lands
tina. can not be poush.d with safety, which
become by lying a. soma call il, turf bound.
Having noticed so much Of the evil Of late, IN,
duces me TO make the following remark t.
Such 'ands may be perfectly reclaimed aud
made productive, instead Of lying a pe,fec,
&c and burden to the farmer. A coating
nla.s mos ing, will perform the two
and snsiching the soil.
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NIS9H IL AZV1wSy
THE WIFE:
Or,
The Cure for 9N Invalid.

NV, o, nv p sol,loqplzed Charles Session,
d, 10 too bad, ! never come ho,ps bot my
wife is sick and complaining; she wont talk,
read, or make The least exertion for my com
fort, am obliged 10 SEEK pleasure and Gu
lnymen, soy where bu. a, N, o.n hresde, and
this is only the second year OF my married
life and If i: continues thus, "otd.f where
i, will end Ia wishin. myself bachelor, !
EXPECT; bu, let me see--i have il now, and
think i, will cure her. However. there Is no
harm in The experiment for she is forever dy.
ing on The sofa, or SICK 10 bed-ye she locks
remarkably well for one that ea's nothing.
nsuauy lake NV meal. alone, aad she is 'oo
IN 10 rome down 70 the tabls, end | see she
u ina, coming dosn to tea; SO | VII. not 60
10 he, room this time 10 inquire after her
health"
After tea, Chs-Iss .ook cigar sud walked
through the hall. poffiag With all MS might vol
umes cf smoke 10 keep bis courage 70 the
uick.n, paint. He went out IN search oil
COMPANY to spend ;hs evening vii, hut les''
,np rather uncomfortable, a. i was he ii.si
tine he had s,o.n his wife 50 hale aaeu: ion,
and being one who sas fopdly IN favor Of do
nestle happiness, be concluded 10 return home.
lie re entered ihe house srleet5, and seated
" a. - E.r ht dtsf n I
heard his wlte's voice in the dining room.
Sho had come do wi as soon he had let
the house 80 uaec' enormously. j. tern, tbt
dining-ro wrapped N large shawl, she
seated herself at the iab'e IN az idoen', care
less manner, ard half sujIby mutmured Il
the maid OF oil WORK
"Has Charles gone OIL anaQnt comm. 4
see how was! And, O, M head aches s
wreichedIy and feel SO 'Di'efsbie = p'ac'n
her hands to her temples.
GA little tea and toast will help 20,
ma'am.n said the serving mad.
well, thak | viii uy little, draw
ed out Mrs. Sea,on.
A large slice va. quickly prepared for he
and Betty noticed that che reiisbed IT excee'
iogiy so she thought she might az well tenn
her appetite little f.staet !, isscaniog u
on the delicacIes sc! before h4f.
~. Have q Bit of chicken" SAID Be;igf al
..nI, Int ~ naferat ron ~
uu.-s ,t 100 rich &
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II THE RoUS1Y LAND BILL.

III THE BOUNTY LAND BILL.
//The following is the copy Of the Act
granting btun'y lard TO Ulcers and soldiers
who have been engaged in The military ser.
vice Of the Uoiied States, as il passed the
Hoosc Of Representatives.
BE il enacted BY the Senate and Home Of Repre.
senlaiives of the United states Of Ame.ira in on.
4 gre.s assembled, That each Of The surysiag CON.
iBissioned md non commissioned officers musicians,
or pryates whether ofregulars volunteers. rangers.
or militia, who performed military service IN any
regiment company, or detacl ment. in the service
of the Usi,ed States in tte war it'll Great Britain
declared by the United States on the 18Th day Of
June 1879, in any Of the Indian wars since sew.
enteen humid ed and ninety. and each Of the CON.
missioned officers who engaged in the militia
~ service of the United States the late war with
Mexico, shnll be entitled for twelve months scr
vice, 10 one hundred and sixty acres o.: land Tor
SIX mouths service to eighty acres Of land; AID
for three months service, TO forty Of land -
Provided, The person having been in service
shall rot receive said land. or any part thereof, If il
shall appear by the muster rolls o his regiment
corps, that he deserted, or dishohofabIy dis
charged from service. if lie has received il en-
titled to any land bounty under any act of Con
gress heretofore passed,
Section 2. And be il further enacted. That eacl
commissioned and non commissioned officer, musl
elan, private for whom provision is made by til,
first section hereof shall receive a cert ificaie o.
warrant from the Department of the Interior. 70
the quantity Of land 10 which he may be entitled
aud which may be located by tie wafraniee, or hi
heirs at law at any land off Of the United States
in one body, aud in conformity to the legal subdi
visions Of Tie public isnds, such district then Sub
jcct 10 private entry; AM upon the return of suc
certificate or warrant with evidence Of the oeaio
thereof having been legally made. to the Genera
Land Office, patent shall be issued therefor. I
the event oil the death of any commissioned OF nor
commissioned officer or musician, or private pria
or subsequent to the passage Of this act. who shs
have served aforesaid. and who shall not have r,
ceiyed bounty land for services like certificate
warrant shall be issued in favor and inure to III
- lift OF his widow Provided, She was marie
nScer or soldier before the conclusion
u unmarried Of the date Of her appl
unlun,,..r hat no land warrai
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ffefs tefF " tblfs
A Il u " iiDSf NCITE
c.scosp. n. c. lrtr U. LIS.

DR., kubi--Dear sni
We have soid .ai all nf vour Abyssinia Mtiefr'
II has aissp eaiirs saitsfaetiea To I'll thase sa
have W. d IL. We have sarrsa cd the AbyssiHia
Mixture IA all eases on our osn accohnli a"d 20
can say, bas asyer isiied. We have dail, calls
for more Of the An, ssin,a Mistne. aud you wlil
please eend us as soon as ,sassible suth supply
which Ill answer the great dusnsnd.
Very respectfully ,eut.,
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Dei,rery Bonds for sale here.
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum In advance; I" W
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS II payns.,s'
- be delayed three months. and THREE po'
IN II not paid until the close Of the year
uu,..--r,ied at One Dollar pe'
.,tpus
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DER. kIfsI.'S
-Abyssinia Mixture,

FIT tstatths. lBnast ~. c.'-sivtuesz, P.e8. TIA
veil een0fisw. titet, h.af Aihus. Of lie
hlsiius. " eAkn ess, UisttReltesss, !.
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Humorous.

4 Humorous.
| The following capital story ~e extract from
letter 10 the Alabama Journal, by j. J.
Hopper:
i Shall tell you a Bit Of a story, having
no connection wi h poI,'Ic.. this hot, dry wealth
er" By permission: ...-..
/ "Od COL ID. Of the Mobile District. wss
Que Of the most Singular characters ever known
IN Aisbsms. lie vas ies'y and eccentric, but
possessed many fine quantities v hich were ful
y appreciated by the people oil his District.
Many Of bis fiesks are fresh in The memory
f The sod on" Of Mobile; aud all Of them
will tell you, that the Colonel, though hard
20 beat, vas once terribly taken in By cou
pie OF legal ,ysos. |, i. Geo. Wood~a,d; !
believe, Who tells the slory but however thai
may be, il il in keeping with others related
Of the cd gen e nan. Il
Il seems tina, Co. D. had had . msunJrT
standing with the lso gentlemen a'laded to
ard was uot 90 speaking terms with them, al
though al OF the three we're Professionally
riding the Cncui, pretty much ,oee her. The
young ones heing we'll asare OF the Coloneis
irsscibs oaiure, determined, as they left ore
of the courts Tor an ,thet, 10 have some Sport
a, his expense, by the wav. They accord
inslv got about half an hou . start IN having,
and presently thev arrived at broad, d1'k
slream that 10, ked as # i, nigh. be d z'n
feet deep, but which in reality was hardly as
many inches. Crossing il, they lighted, pull
ed oil their coats ard haets and all dosg 'ulie,.
iy to watch for the old Tsffar.
gs'ng along, a. length up came the old
fellow. IL: locked hrs al the youngsters nho
sese g,avrly d'as;ng Oh heir boots and coats,
J IS il they had Is, had a swim; and then he
him like nlenl. translucent tar. The Colone
. was a~fuily puzzled. I
II. this id creek swimming 7" he sro"f
ed after pause OF rome moments.
!, M tep'y was made he young men sim
!; ply mounted their horses aud rode oil som
e i,.le distance, and stopped TO ~etch our hero
!" The Colonel slowly di7estcd himself Of boots
coat, pan,aoou. and drawers. These he Beatl
q tied up in his handkerchief. and hung tber
on the horn Of The saddle. Then be remoun
u ed and as he was a fat, short man, with
b, psunch OF inordinate slz,, rather Insdrqua.
}; legs, lace Ike ~l.hered apple, and 9 brow
l.. wig, there is no doubt but be made an int
y esiing picture as he then bes'fode his steel
" with tie breez, holding "gen'le dalIance,
4 With the exren,tles Of his onIy garment.
,e SIo.ly AID cautiously, did tho senlema
u and bic horse tske The creek. Half Ieng,
es aud the water vas not footoek deep1 He
re the horse stopped TO drink. A length and
hslf-aud the steam M deeps Thirty le,
e, further and decided shoalIne
Hare Col. D. IeIned up. There aus,
lie hi of a s~sf,, deep channel between III
to and the bank !" he says. "Sss how The wal,
to runs. Well dash thought -
y, A sharp lash made the hose spring b.
10 over the "wa,ery wss,e;' and another Gu
-. horse aud rider safely to the opposi
...k VAS no where tnore than
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fStilE subssriber ia. returned frn,s the Nu,lb
II and ~ nos receiving and opening q
RICH AND VARIED ASSORTMENT of
aJ-A ty-nie,r.ra
III has elected ~. stock sith e,ssi ts,r.a h..
Purchased a MORE tN rENslth uNE. lba
has ever te..fs bcrn "p.n~d ~ this place A.
nrung his variety wiil he inund
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The following capital story ~e extract iron
\ letter 10 the Alabama Journal, BY j.
H.opef:
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GOid Chains and Aeys.

fiohaS XIII fsNs
Charlotte. Der ;. i-t1. ala
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ALLIS & HOWES

NV HOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes Spades, Shov-
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say TO Mer-
chants Having had experience in the business Oh
the West, almost as long as the West has he'd bus
mess, they have thort ugh knowledge ofthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and I'M
porters, such articles as will suit the market, and
are prepared to sell goods favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or CinciT natl.
To CANAL CoNTRAcToRs.-Withe especial view to
Canal works. they have on hand, and WILDE con-
stontly receiving large lots OF Spades and Shoyels
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll nourish the body re
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers. :,
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-They Will
and call particular attention to their very large
stock of Gunny Bags, which they will furnish or
terms that cannot fail to please.
/ Nov. 9, '49-n2I-ti:
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IAs = FemaIe NIedicime
u Is 1pithOut q ripaI.

This Sarsaparllla is sovereign and speedy cure
for incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Prolapsas
Iteri or Falling of the Womb Costivness Piles Leu
corrhua or Whites INSTRUCTED or difficult Menstrual
ton incontnence of Urine or involuntary discharge
thereof and for the general prostraton OF the sys
tem-no matter whether the result OF inherent cause
or causes produced by irregularIy illness or accl
dent Nothing can be more surprising than It's IN
vigorating effects on the human frame. PERSONS OF
ali weakness and lassitude, from taking 1t at tnce
become robust and full of energy under It's influence
1t imnedately couneracts the nerveleSsness OF the
female Frame which is the great cause OF barrenncss
1t will be expected of in cases OF SO dellcate
nature, to exhibit certificates OF cures performed
but can the afflicted, that hundreds OF cases
have been reported to us Thousands OF cases where
families have been without children, after using
few bottles OF this invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with fine healthy offspring. 1t has been ex-
preSsy prepared in reference to female complaints
Notemae who has reason tosuppose she is approach
ing that critical period 'ths tnrn OF Life" should
neglect to take It, Gel tain preventive for any
of the numerous and horrible diseases to which fe-
males are subject at this time of life This period
may be delayed tol several yearsby using this med
lcne. Nor is 1t less valuable for those who are an
preaching womanhood, it is calculated 10 assist
nature byquickening the blood and fnviporatno the
evstem Indeed this medicine is Invaluable for tbe
delicate diseases to which women are subject
1t is the safest and most effectual medicine 81,
purifying the system and relieving the sufferngs At
tendantupon childbirth, discovered II strength
ease, increases and enriches the food: those VIII,
have used it think it is indispensable. 1t is hight
useful both before and after confinement, as PR
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EYE INFIRMARY.

N$c4g3- DRS. BRAY &FlNCH would respect
fully inform the citizens of Evansville, and
VICINITY that they have associated themselves TO
gether in the practice of Medical, and Surgical dis
eases of the eye.
Not only physicians, but all must admit. that the
wants OF the community require an Eye lnfrmary:
nd that Evansville, from its commanding location
the most suitable site; it is a city which is accessi
ole rom all points; only enjoying the com
mercial advantages of three large navgable rivers
but is the terminus ofone of the longest Canals
known which will diminish the expense, and tacil-
itate travel imporantitems to those who atflict
I'd with diseases of the eye.
AS to our qualifications, we can satisfy all whu
will favor us with cali, that are acquainted with
he latest and most successful practice in ophhalmo
ngy, as now pursued by the most approved ocuist
the Eastand West. May l9-d&w1y
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EXCHANGE ECTEL,
GOBlN n ROUSE. prODripfOrS

LFANSV ILLE. IND.
ME undersigned having leased the well known
L Exchange Hotel, at Evansville, Indiana, for q
numbe4 OF years, are fully prepared to render
those comfortable who may favor them with call,
or VINO may come as regular boarderS. The ac-
commodatlons OF the house are unsurpassed by any
IN the city-good rooms, and the table always sup
Piled with the best afforded By the market. A
waichman is up constantly during the night to at
tend to visitors
The BAR of the Exchange Hotel will be provided
with the choicest Liquors. ETC., that can be found
~ he Stage Office of the Vincennes and La
iayette line is kept at this house.
~ Attached to the Hotel are good Stables
Jan9 dawtt GOBLIN & ROUSE