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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04

WILLOWS NINSrRELS.-J ID. FELLOWS, MANAGEr
Of Fellows Mustrrls has the honor inform the olti
OF this great metropols that h Hail. egssted
tie old Tatersal O. iH Broad draed. and
his celebrated Band Of MINSTREL will first concert
in t Monday evening November The hal l. lifted
in gorgeous stNle, cushioned seats oaroeea and
beautifully lighted Ths band s composed greatest
talent regards Et iopien minstres IN america j. u,
Fellows believes his grateful thanks
his fel DIS and the public generally vino have
literal patronage his c1mpany and begs TO
state that pains expenee will be pared make this
amusing and ohAste place OF in the city
Cls, at ~ o'clock. Ac
mission, q cents.
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ATA NETTING OF TUE CARLISLE LIGBT GUARD,

Alta MEETING OF TUE CARLISLE LIGHT GUARD.
N held their the % day :. Novenher 1850 the
following resolutions were unanimously adaptett--
grateful thar 70 the
Guard and Warren Rhs Corps aud the Fire
Conraues Of Poughkeep for the haalfome cordial ant
reception extended ny them TO the Carlisle Light Guard
their late target excursifn. go,
Retoycd THAI thaukf are rendered % aets smith
RIM Il the franklin Houe fo their cordial aud Kind re-
cenop t0gard. said excursion and tray
recommends them ell other companies goinr similar
where they vii he 70 receive that attention
cordial treatment which IL grateful 70 men anG
Rssoved Tina, thanks hereby rendered % the
tuctors Of the HUDSON kver Railroad Co for their Kind and
gsntlemsuiy trcstnept % Us on sad cxcuriion.
Resolved That orehy te~der most grateful thanks
20 the ladies Pourhkospe for their kind attendance ~
the bsl conpany aud for the handsome entertain
extended 20 On that occstion.
Resolves TIA orr ths ks are extended q the following
gentlemen or The rrcftrtati Of the oowisr prices on
that occasion o. Rusen, tsq. splendid rhc Joseph
Carlisle two b,aofu muskes aEd the Pioneers, sslend
plate. -
ied gneft A. d. Ruate Joseph carlils heNaa-
der yaies aud H. Thompson, for their impartial dr5uon
Of D.. price.
due ans ended for he hardse IN which they
DISCHARGED their duty aud their kindness entsrnin-
ihs taii that tceasion, v ever be
remembered the pany with he most hind Ane CRATE
ful feelings.
YorI Herald. Capt JOHN WILDLY,
Lieut. : LOCKWOOD,
JOAN BNONRR,
JOHN DEAN.
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EpUchT5oy.

VoTpSyITHs WRITING ROOFS. 20 BaoADwAY,
"a La Farce Buiidsxs tdrst corner above the tryiur
Terms uced (for month 0nlyl U pne hall
usual chang 81 90 fr the course Of tea els,ns q
hour ca'h aud fatspooiy IN rrovemeot eaa.nnted
ever, fuT all conditions, rrofs saions tradca
and csiinss quick clear and uacrm style o. pen nsu-
shr, h With tie exception cf reading the mcst ndis-
persahe & AL acquisition M Goldsmith would say. that
81 the mary Thousands Of pupils 20 whom he has rvel IA
who Wiling devote rdnary atten
is ese0us has failed 20 become COED writer and
be juttded IN soirg hat the best penmsn IN tie
United states Of then eachers ana othe-s IN rrvae
fe have required their extraDrsis dsxtefv Ni tae
rtn der his Circulars at the rocEA ~ -
vay. Hours Of insttucton Ladies, daily ALL = .ai-
srd n. o'tiecF p N Csrtiemer a.,iv coax A. a.,
/, AZ k....lf.. e.....v.vs q A. ,A7. and
lours mos convenient nVatc ~ 80 ~ ~ -. ~
tAe .menccme-' % the fupii Terms 80 PsSA'"A'
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NATIONAL THEATRE-CHsrHAa STREET. NEAR
koosevelt-sole Lessee and Proprietor Mr. H. rurdy
Monday evening Nov g. will be performed the drama Of
RORY Os0RE-Rory osore Mr. %. wiams Colonel
Mrs b. Williams; farv OHore Miss Croker After which,
the farce OF MILES BOY-Paddy Miles Mr. B Williams
Jane, MISS Crocker 10 with the comedstta f
nEssERsA.Doetor, Mr. Ellsler La Feur. Mr.. Jefferson
Picard Mr. Seymour; Francois, Mr.. Dunn; Constance
Miss Crocl ette Mrs jefferson Doors open at half
rast q performances comm att o'clock.
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CBRisrY's OPERA HOUSE, Az BROADWAY, ABovH
~ Grand streetOpen night during the until
farther noceFhe original and well ksown chrisye Mn
srels, comprising efficient aud versatile "corps" OF
talented and Experienced performers under Tho NM
agement of E. Chrisy whose concerto In this csty for
succession Of -four been received With
highly respectable and fashionable Audienses Tickets ~
Doors st half rix: A. fAf past
seven o'clock Afternoon sosee-- Saturday sor-
rencing q three y
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sVALLnALLA. 80 CANAL STREET 0PPoure TaE

WALLHALI ~ CANAL sIRkEE oPPosIfs raE
Men lovely forms and HANDSOME face in the wod. This
is the only place where Twins pictures be
their true light The celebrated Fcaia arstrsl Rand,
tOg with the Dancing Arab Gia making Of the
les in the city. cone early na your
tests Prices Admission -orehestra seats, c; Par
quotts; 25c.
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ACHIEVEMENTS nv HRooNLyN.

RRooKLYS MUsEUM.-hEssKs lowell h KING,
ment Of Miss Mary TAYLOR. Nr snd Mr.. j. Brousb1m =
Monday evening November will be presented the neV
or IhE BROOKLYN sARnsHa,0'lryan Mr. Brousha,ai
Sterling, Mr. Lynne Tom Bohalink, Mr. Lovell FOLLY
Bcbalnt, Ers Brougham To conclude with the bean Il
fol piece called the PRIDE or TaE HAkKEr-aarquis
de Yoarge, Mr.. Iynne Chovalier Bcniri Mr. Knx Mar
ton, Miss Taylor; Jovo,te Mrs. 10 rei AIni on IS
cents; reserved eeate TH csnts Ceftfcates secure
ouring the dsy. 81
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CRANKLIN MUsEun-l7s CHATHAM sQUARR-rwo

ERANKLIN NUsEUn-75 CHATHAM sQUARE-rwo
perform given daily cHfnmruciEg o'clock
IN The afternoon and at half The evening Tho
varied ancheec AMI such Re
at other place of auUsement IN New iorE eonfttng OF
Leas ale Ehioisn Troupe numbering hfioen
formers being the ans the me the
talented tabd in the United States troupe % fode
selooed for their beauty and figure agt who
psronate number OF beautiful tailesux taken from tho
pictures Of lent and modern times o-npsny % Arab
Gus through variety Of fatso strength and dey
ttriy Madame aIe, the only Femae Jue5er in the
wcrld signsr Eifar the best Nentquis and Magician in
existence; variety q amusing al.
ana ing hdmssiou->taso seats Si5s ccnst
Boxes, 90 cents; IaIguette, VS. eents
C,hsTIE GiRDEN-TuE rUBIlO ARE HOST RE-
~ spectuly informed THAT this popuar % ia
opened the icH fcom a'cl3ef n
GP ~. snrrdiul opportunity view this beautiful.
scenery % cur hay and hnrhor from the uppr sane.ee
Price - admifs sion, l2ls centa-
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]
RRoAbwAY TBEATsE-E A. uAssHALL. SOLE
vi, hssses q Barrett, M.nassr-Senday sysniag Nov.
S,ssla J,s sir William Don; Lord Plato. sr. Whiting
E vIrEsss STs'sS: g gsIs the ss1s Of o2
ns ,An.ons Mr. nil Isabel Miss Goussnasim. To
ips,% Sir William DGn 1stsrbuSk Mrs Abbott
cents Door, open At half rast 6; con rssnes Al -
NIBLos GARDEN.-rICKETsT TO AILP.Rvs or TTc
house 81 cents Prisae BOXES, S. Nance M jehn
as a. ha Ps, oeps %
IN two characters FOurh week q the shiy aesesfui
manss. to with ssoSn n ne che ps5cr
~ he nsvs Family snd Leon Jsye 10 be BY
f iss a
chss S. q is NJ
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLAcx-sEvENTH
aisnerins Teresa fsrod in the character Of Sorna on
shieh occasion she will he assisted By ssnorisa .lAsliA
hy x. Gilbert New see cry and Decorations by Grain.
$? 20 adm's,iOn fs-qust and Boxes Amphit hears 81
on the syenipe Of monday eveang Nsy
Norma sigrolpa Teresa Parodi; Adsgiss. siynerina
Kos rS0 aa SE L0S orSsssSe ssnr
kr heutzSr; Chorus Master Mr. uease, Doors omen -
ausrter tefere To commence at hAlfpast o'clock
NI,LIE PARoDL-MAx sARErZEK HAS tbs uoNe1
N1 of informns the iuolie that the
FIRST APPEAnANeE IN AMERICA or
MILE TERESA PARoDI,
Prims Donna Assouta Majestys London,
VIII take place the ast2r Place Opera House,
On which occasion will be performed Bslini's OPERA
NORMA.
The price Of admission Nile Parodis nights will in
TWO DOLLARS.
An extra charge Of Fifty Cents on secured sea %.
Tickets mission, well secured oe OBJ
tain,d the Asor Place Opera House. from o'clock NJ
Further particulars in future Advertisements
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Two JOUgNEYkES PRINTERs-Ir Is VERY GENE
rally i-oWn throughout the United States thai Ne
Jaurncymcp Pruers o. Philadeipha ere now on s,ke
Fro advertisement which appears IN the Phiiadepha
Sunday Dc0ach OF Octsher 2th the signatures 81 G.
She President, and A. Drserbery Secretary you
would le led believe that the employing proers bad
neredsd the demands q the Journey aud that all
difficulties had been led; Int such T. the fact Jour
nenon from abroad therefore eautoneo sraust coming
q The city for The purpose OF procrrng emroyea
oy viii Be srked With cortempt ard abhorrence by
evcy honorable journey here. When the dicul
ties arc settled you will again hear frsn
n. e. BROWN President.
or Icurnc men Printers uuion Of lhiladeiphia.
'INo fRISTERs-TES GOOD CogrosiroRS NAY
Obtain ccus'tnf on r1vm 81 tbs advanced wages tN
k'd - Genital ~ oppk ing at Y. Is. hear stetssyre
l0andry Of 0th aud Chestnut sts Phla dephia
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NEW YORK AMPHITnEArRE, NO. 81 BOWERY.-
IN james n. June O- Proprietors -hoaisy evening,
Nov lSa0 the French frure will their
ordinary EFF FINANCES The ur best female res in tho
world, Hlie. Louise. Nile Tor rnaie Nile kos Nne Be-
mott will all lppar the evening Iso. Ioo Pent
land the inimitabe Amer Clown Full Dress Cayal-
cadee Scene Riding Trick Aots Feats ~ the aanage,
Gunblns, Classic Cymnascs. slack bore Wanting. No,
n whole forming accumulation Of attraction Pri
waite boxe 60 cents Boxes 81 cents Pit ~ Doors
~ GlS perflrr anee u eomnrn oe ~ " 0e0aA.
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l,iRF CoAr.-IosT. IN M ssAU sTagEr, NEARASN
II on Suncsy Eornirg. "a inst at the a'arm % FIRE in
John street. tefk blue Fire toa s supposed 20 have
leen picked ~ person JUS bthiad No dose,
turned ticcofter q Arm and Nassau streets sny Que
hsvnr said " his possession will be suitably rewarded,
ard the tlanhs ~ the BY reurpia IL " the
oNcs o. The Chief Tnsaesr. Ca ~. ahcth street.
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NFONEY TO LINDA JACKSON PAWNnsoNEs,
l No. dS Fease street nroaevay, eens mlnsy -
lage ar ANAL fuuE watches, lsstlry tufgfNt- afv
goods wearing apparel personal rrorer5 esvay a.
sctir,inn.
CATALONIA Asks TAKEN nv Tuf uNiIED Stairs
~ N. SHELDON. FrstisnA
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Alta NIETTKG OF Tue TENTH WARD LtGdf
~ Guard, held at the agile Arnary OCTOBER ~ l the
foils sin rcsoiu tors unfnimoufly adopted
ResoivedThatw return our 81 reere htuks 20 Alder
aVcs Tor the magnificent silver cor urcsene 81 20
the company sud Mr. Good for the spleadd gold peno
ToNr hufuet harTcb, fr the beavr has Presented a.
rfse Mr. Eulcare for he gold cast and o. the
ladies Tor the beautiful wra which they precned 20 the
FeaigedThst rtrrn most Sircere thanhs 70 the
eap;an u the steamer. W. Bnrneti fsr hs kntnes %
TIE ctmpsry JAMES DJhNlNG, ChAirman
uFSRi Rirrn, Secretary
NLssEh GUARDS, ArfEN tIoN.-THEFsEdBERs OF
~ the OLSEN Guars requested 70 mect a. ire viva
Rambler Drill Room No. Hester street. Tuesday eseu
ing hth - o'clock precisely. As this - thc last
ueenr the PREVIOUS their furson IL IA TO
loreG tcfs ani those who wish 70 a,com
80 u A. ALLEN. Captain.
H. GErrrvANr SEQ.
DARCIAy GuARp-T oFTIcEaS NOy-cOvuls-
ID ed ocera all prvstes ~ this command are hereby
ordered 20 assemble wednesday, November Ca a. 10
Ions s.rru. v s. PAILV. MONDON, Ccmnandant.
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AT tfe persons above nawcd regularly emeloyed
On this city sl-Cuth ~ them reside other places.
But u Il o. business wsrknemen everywhere 20 that
aucl Mr. BrooIs be allowed this great
cfIv a. ashir
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spnRTIN0.


rENTREviLLE COURSE, L. L.. TRoTTiNG-kos-
~ Gay, N0yemfer ftn "a ocecf. ~, match Tor $50
nile beats IJohnsup lnmes b. e. Gohah, TO haruoss e.
Nhtsou uames b. gunr, - wagon Admission 20 zoe
'oprsc Zee ~ chatse. JoeL CoNk.dN Proprietar.
TTNfON COURSE I. I-rRorTING AND PAJIT0,-
~ Wednesday November OH, ~ o'clock v. h.Purse
SiWItyo mile lean, q hanesL piesr enter, b. e. Pos
en- y. Copnd ne. A. o'clock, match and purse $3.50
BILE. heats 20 u. wagons VIM whslGn n1n roam 9.
Pet. racer; !. Woodruff H. Cayurn Maid pa
The vii leave the South ferry Brooklyn at o'clock
tad r.tgfn ~ feon as the Fp rte are over sPicBH
EcBAEF. froprietors.
ID OCHgSTkR TROTrING COURrE--wEU vEsDAY
~ sud THURSDAY. Nov on and Tih Frst day purse $50,
nile heats lest thrse In Eve In harnea u. 8rvan
lady sufpis y. TsnmAn enters h. -. Lsu renee. VIM
saurders enfCrs ,. Jsck Roster Second lay, parse
$50 uc heats w harness. ~ Ryan q La
ds Sufots Taimsn 81, Lawrence, Wm. Saan
Gers ouers ~. lack Retsicr All The above horscs
hs9 a. Eccbeftcr.
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HORSES. &c.
frOE SALE--A DrsiRApfE PAIR or FAMILY COACH
Horse. ttnF tsrk bag Lind aud funtle, an1 ~
rsat eudurancs ahput eon hsnds hTh. klo Btr1uch
Ns.cu ard Ccurt and narusta the property being that
q fpvstr fsuiy shout 20 leave ths itT belns ne or7
Tor PARTING with ths Fer full particulars
gure - 90 ssrcs sweet ~hers The vtss nav he sen
NEw YORK HORSE BAZAAR. a CROSBY STRICT
~ auction fsisf ~ Hartss CanisFca Harness liqss,
Monday We nesday. ctnmc1ciuTAt f1oci0ck.
gOuS q. oArfiaiD, fro1rster
HORSE WANTED-A PONEY BUILT HOH. OR
IL ksrs ffecn fftfcn ant han hanis hfh r1rfct "
surd. ,eurr and fast traveller. Any having such
rrse derrfe o. hg1r a rurttaffr ~ a4tressu
Box % Hover iost once. natnt price sac ani vhere ~
ear ~ seen.
f,uR sALk-A sIT OF DOUBLE flCHT IARNE>s.
made ~ Cittu. hrYiy a. Ne ~ Hhrhail street. 10
sabo.
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NOTiCE.-TO PREVENT HIsAPPEEHESstOS, THE
IN public AprTiei tat the erA autsh1ver mines
California held origi.ty ~ Grove q took by HIN
conveyed tar In tt IN part 20 Jose Ahr,ro aud others,
and the remainder 90 Cray fa5l ~ deeds duv recorded
q, that date and that al onposnS claims tsiag
tested In thc CouTts q Caliiornis.
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OFFICE OF THE Sun EUTuAL INSURANCE. CON-
" pany, New fofk. October Stat. ISjn.The following
statement o. the Affairs q this company s published in
fru y with the uomens OF the lO section o. the
ef its Incorporation Premiums received for the eud
ing October IN 1850 visOn Marin Risks Sl,sjL090 y
On Inland Navigation and 1ransportion Risks. ia COS 81
On TIRE hi1kH' 's..'s -so'ob -
81 G5i.lO6 60
EARNED Premiums during the Aforesaid lOl2O 81
Lsss rssr.aaas.. .............. U.22i %
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-11-14
ATTEHTIONl

I CST received by the undersigned at their Auc
- Ii,n Room on Water street, very general us
sortmeni Of Furniture. Chairs Clocks. l.oo6ing
Glasses and Looking Glass Plates purchased for
Cash direct from the manufacturers, and consisting
in part OF Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Scr,ll and plain front Bureaus, Beds'caGs, Tables
S;nnds. Desks, Sofas. great variety ol Chairs,
ChlldIea and Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, &c &c
Also, general assortment of Dry Goods and a
large lot Oi Notions. All of which they are deter
mined to sell ct LOW prices ~ q TO which the pat
ronage OF the public is resp, ciiUliy solicited.
Regular Auction sales e,eiv Wednesday and
Saturday. NOOL>LN * NEbS ".
Il. B.-To our friends, who 80 generously assist
Ell MS in our misfortune Occasioned 10y the burning
OF the Belle oi tie West, We tender our grateful ac
know lofgnCnts. w. & y.
irG II
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MEDICINES.
WE CEEEEFULLY REEUND THE
rONEY

IL al coSeS 1rlcre 1hickciFs Indian RieNmatic
Extract fails to gise rctiefia Rheumatism, Nea-
ratgid, or Goat, IracR properly applied
THE unprecedented sale ol this Medicine in the
l. short space of seven months, is Of Itself suific-
lent proof OF its efficacy, and the testimonials of
some OF the most respectable citizens and Physicians
of Louisville who have used il isee Circuars) can
not fail to convince tie scepicai 0l the virtues
OF this uneQuallod medicine
DIR. III ". Weatheiflrd, of Louisville, SAYS: g.
have used Ali;chells Indian Extract with mere
benefit to myself, than any, or all the remedies
have made uia. Of in The OF iorty-sevCn
years, during which time l have laholod under
Rheumatism. am now relieved of all pain"
Maj. I homas H. Hicks, 81 o Of Louisville, says:
" In less than three days was relieved OF the most
excrutiaiing pains, and my limbs were all measur-
ably restored 10 their naiuial feeling 70 the uf-
flicIed would recommend this medicine, and can
assure them il is no hunhug -
RAYMOND & PA1TEN, Louisville the only
agents for the United States.
For sale in Evansville, "rly by
augS 3m WlI. M.IWCOLSEY
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NOTICE

is hereby given tina, a peiluon will be presented
to the next General Assembly of the State oi In
diana. asking repeal OF so much OF an act entitled
-. an act in relation to Lamasco City, approved
JANUARY l5, lS50,' Incorporates portion ot a
tract of land conveyed by George B. Jones TO vii.
lard Carpenter, ny deed dated lth March, 1873,
and recorded book z, page 464 OF the records of
lands of Vanderburgh county, and also portion OF
- Sockwells Enlargement adjoining Evansville. "
The said land and lots having been Incorporated
into the limits of said City without knowledge
or consent and contrary 10 our wish s.
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JOHN NJ. STOCkWELL,
JOHN INGLE. JR.,
JENkIN Il HUGO.
Evnnevi'le Oct 3. 80 td&wfl
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MEDICINES.
]. w. BROWNS ndrxTURE,

Il certain Cure JOr CoaorThed and elect:
A LSO preventive for GonorThGa and Syph-
"A Ills. An ounce of prevention is better
than pound of cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was /
not for the nature OF The disease. This la )
stool the test for ten years in my hards, wihOu
a single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases OF many years standing.
which had become changed into the second stage.
and were givenup by the Physicians Thi
Mixture will also cure EIysipelas, Rn gworms,
Te;ter-wOrms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
bing on well three times day.
A fair trial is al that is required to establish
all sci forth as cure and preventive.
a.3" Price, : 80 per bottle. Il liberal discount
TO dealers.
S'Shake the bottle before using. 81
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-11-14

Nett Premiums received during the
year 1919. 9................-....... .s454, 400 90
Interest 1851 95
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-11-14
REMOVAL.
CITY CTION USE.

THE undersigned have removed into the four
L story iire-pr'Ji building on Water street, two
d sre nrenorcd 70 sri NJ spct}on ali Jescrin ion.
of property entrusted to Tx m They will attend to
selling of Real Estate in any part of the clty.
Regular Sale DAYS. Wednesdays. and for second
hand Furniture and ''CaamiiieS' in general. Satul
DAYS. Having an abundance of room. persons wish
inc Goods stored can be accommodated.
They keep on hand general assortment of FUR
NITURE, consisting OF SOFAS, Bureaus. Tables
Chairs Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, &c
sc. Also, Dry Goods, Books, Fancy Articles.
Notions. Also a general assortment OF Clocks
wholesale and retail.
mil WOOLSEY &; NELSON.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS.
II q RE II ~ II T. II GIT = 8

II U 4 ~ " = y -
, Keeps constantly on hand every va n
- riety and description of Cabinet Fur ",
- - nj ure and Chals, which hc warrants
10 stand with any work made in this city or else.
where Persons wishing To purchase would do well
to give him call Shop on Main street, between
2nd and 3Td streets.
LUMBER YARD!!
He has also just received nj bis yard, opposite his
Ware-room, on Main street. u large supply OF first
rate plnc lumber, oi every description, which he Of
ieTs io the public Oh most reasonable terms.
COFFiNS made to order. A large supply of all
kinds and sizes on hand, and tor sale reasonable
prices Ijy22 6ml
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PROOF! PROOFI!
DYSPEPSIA CURED,

Dr.. HATcHTT: Having been afflicted with Dys-
pepsia with all its multloTm symptoms indiges-
iion, pain and uneasiness over tho region OF the
stomach; haiuence and eruc,ion: vomiting OF meals;
languor and debility; and having used. without
benefit all the usual remedies together with several
bottles of Bulls SarsapariIIa, was induced to try
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. ] lie use Of
two bottles cured me OF every trace OF disease since
which time space of two months, have enjoyed
cxcellen; health.
have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction.
For all those diseases for which il is recommend.
ed believe il superior 10 any medicine in use.
Respectfully, p G. OTllLEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia.
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NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CANAL CCAIEACIOIS.
f5Ilis-5T,1ITTTs, sl.-1-1TTT.TSi
- - =
WABASH e ERIE CANAL, INDIANA.
(lEALED Proposals will be received at Prince
- ton, Ind, ursi! the 20lh day OF Ucio5cr next
for tic construction OF thrtyflye miles ofihe above
named Canal. The work cons is O.sixty sections
embracing much variety OF excavation, including
considerable rock, number ct deep cats and hszUy
embaatmcnts, one aqucduct g ghl locks, and many
cVlyor,s. All the mechanical structure 20 be ol
timber, and will afford much work for carpenters
There will be no stone masonry OF any dcscrir-
ton. OF the excavation aud omhankment there Is
much more heavy worR than Is common ON an
equal length Of Line. Bidders from Ohio will find
il most convenient 10 reach this work by way Of
the Ohio river and Evansville. as the south end Of
the work is only Is miles north OF Evansville -
From the middle and moth part OF Indiana, il will
be most convenient TO reach the north end of the
work at PeleTsburgh in Pike county. Bidders VINO
are not known TO the darsigued will be expected
10 furnish proper testimonials OF character.
Payments in noHey will be made at periods of
about sixty days.
Plans and specifications OF the work will be ex-
hbied at Princeton. by the Engineer in charge, 10
days before the letting The line will be in Iead-
ness for inspection 10y the first of October For
further Information. persons wishing TO examine
the work can address w. J Gall, Rest. Engineer,
Icrre-H -Haute.
SAML. FORRFR;
SOLOMON STURGESS.
septlS-l 5. X. liASMER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1850-11-14
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tUpon 3oO9 Policies now in force issued prior 10
yanusry Isl lS49 excepl term policies issued since
May 1T, Ie4s) the directors have ceclared divi-
dend OF 30 per cent the premiums paid al The ta
bic rates, being lhe profits Of 1915. 81
The Directors having aid The losses that have
occurred, and reserved the OF S376 $50 IA, and
The additional sum OF S2c0,CC0 at declared profits
rs required by the bylaws, have orcered TIE pay
declared on the lei OF January jSl7. and Isf Jan,
1919; those holding scrip lie paid on and alter
March ISL 1850; al which time The Interest is TO
cease, Those whose dividends have been placed TO
their credit 10 receive The same with interest by
credit on their notes as they mature.
T.. GILL, Actuary.