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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20
p.pER uAN1rEf.s

BROOkES, e Main Street. Galena, has iust re-
- .ceived anew Tot of rich and. beautiful patterns
farloF tall, and Chan5eI Wall Faqers, Borders, Cur
tain Papers, and Fire Beard Prints, al of which will bt
sold al the lowest prices. Cali and the Galens
Bookstore. ociaI
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-02-20

q q bills GREEN AprLRs. received asd Tor sale
<O ~sxf W. T.. K0YERrx
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NHcGUFFEY'S Eclectic Educational Series consist.
IVA ing OF McGufey's Eclectic, Primer, McCuneya
Eclectic sreiirs Book, Mct'ufey's Eclectic First Rcai-
er, McGufey's Eclectic Second Reader, McGuae,'s
Eclectic laird Reader, Ma;nfie,'s Eclectic Fourth
Reader, MrGufey S Eclectic Fifth Reader.
The above popular works sold Wholesale and retail By
nEnOKES
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MORE NEyY BOOKS.

SAssssAEEi SCHOOL AlSSiC.
SABBATH School Gems of Music and Poetry BY J
- d A. Cruikshark. No selection Of sabbath School
Music better please children than this Priee %
Cents. three dcliars q dozen, sold by
oct3l j. BROOaES, e2 Masn.s.
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.-A superior article. for sale
u by the Basket or Bottle at FARRlNGTON'S. Z
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AN APPROPRIATE NEv-YEAR

AN APPROPRIATE NEy-YEAR
p2sSEtT.
lisa GOOD DAGUERREoTTPE LIKENESS hand
sonty Soief n n e a -, -, Nv, neaus upoa
satin, velvet and morocco cases, suitable for family
groups Views oi stores, residences churches public
buildings scenery, Indian groups &c, Paintings
Daguerreotypes accurately copiedtbe latter large
copy adapted to Ocket, breach fnger-rins.
Charges unusually low. JARVIS, Artist,
Fifth Street, near Jackson
EXPRESS LINE.
TIME undersigned is prepared 10 hustle hroueh pas
sengers and packsges between Prairie du Chen and
Saint Paul in the safe and expeditions pos
sble Packages exceeding 2J lbs. weight 90 per hun
bred. Smaller packages, SO cents each.
CHARLES r. REED.
N II. Packages will be received and delivered at the
Post Offices Prairie du CHEN and St. Paul. at Haney
Rices Store in Saint Paul. and Brisbos Store in Pra
RE du Chen 2-37tf
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THE BALL GOES ON.
WIN. YNIGH'TMAN

LOTT MOFFATT'S on the evening Of February
IA 2Ith, there will be ball; which all gentle nen
with their ladies' in Minnesota invited he present
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CHOICE WORK..
SCHOOL BOOKS.

AHlNNESOT&.--A Eesh supply Of Seymour
by J. BROOKES,
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UNJR CAPS. FUR GLOVES. &c. Also
II Cloth Caps-beins goods Of the finest description
yT SIS = skRsENT.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY sc.
NEW BOOK STORE.

TINE Subscribers would inform the Citizens o.
J. Evansville and surrounding country. tha
they have opened a new and complete stock %
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c. and arey. .rarfs
to wair upon all who may favor them with call
We have constantly ON hand a valuable and ex
tensive collection OF Schocl Books, Also, Blanl
Books of every Description Wiling Wrapping
and Printing Paper. -" .sF .tf
A general variety of all kinds OF English, Fren 4
and American Stationery.
A large and well selected asssrtnient of Misce
laneous Books. iitl .sss r,..f ii,,,t.,.,.I go.
Our arrrgemonns are such, that we shall receive
by Express, every Two weeks. rev BOOB s, as they
are issued by the Eastern Publishing Houses;
OF which will he s. ldat Wholesale and Re,rii, as
low as ih,y cah be bought either in Louisville OF
Cine nnati and no mistake .fat tf
Call and examine cur Books
r., II HOOD e. CO.,
Main ST. one door below Morsan&Keen's
b Euaasu,ue, May 2iih, 1851.
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II-|- --TI| = :" IJ-,41I bb
'Upon the policies now in force. issued prior
10 January Isl, ls5 Except term policies issued
since May Ist 1SiSJ the Directors have declared
a dividend Of 81 per cent. on premiums paid at
the table rates being the profits of 1919 payable
in conformity with the present rules oil the COM
pany.
The directors having reserved the sum OF
$500 265 81 and the additional sum OF 5000 900
of declared profits. as required by The Bylaws,
have from the surplus ordered the pay yrenf of the
third dividend, being that declared January Isl,
lsi9, the same TO be paid to the members at the
time their annual premium comes due during the
year 1851. These holding scrpo 1919, to be al
lowed the same a. cash in payment of premiums,
ard hose whose dividends have been placedre
their credit to receive ihe same by credit on
their notes as they mature. t-t
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NOTICE 70 SHAREHOLDERS.

NAtLLOAD OFIlcE
ALBIov, Edwards CO., Ill Aug. 20 iS5l:'
NOTICE is hereby given To n the Stockholders
" of the Ait, n, Mt. Carmel aud New Albany
Railroad Company that ten per ent on every share
Is quired 20 paid within 80 Days h reafIer.
Those Sha ehoders re dirg in Wabash county,
are required t. make said payments TO Joshua Be-
al, l. So. Mt Carmel. III treasurer Of said Rail
70 d Company. Those Shareholders resi ing III
Edwards county are feouird TO make said pay.
menIs to Waiter L. Mayo. fsq.. Allion Those
-hlreholders residing in MADISON unity. are re-
luired To make said payments TO San,l bu ukmas-
ier, Esq, Alton. These Shareholders residing in
Wayne e'u unly, are rt9uirtd 10 make sal pIy-
nis 20 I h,s 5 Donham. Esq Fairfield: aud
thuse ShaiehoIie residing IN Gibson county, la.
ave required I, make payments to Joseph Dcvin.
t.sq O.. Princeton, la. b. order ct the Board.
WIN PICKERING, Pres't,
CHAs. CHUrCHUI.. Sec'iy (ssp3 tN
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NEW BOOKS.


TfIE inventors Manual of Legal Principles
. and Guide to the Patent Office; by George
L. Curtis. ,.
Service Afoat and Ashore during the Mexi-
can War; by Lieut.. Raphael Simms u. S. n
The True Remedy Tor the Wrongs of Wo-
man; with history of an Enterprise having
hat for its object; by Catherine e Beecher.
Familiar Science; or the Scientific eyplana-
lion of ommon things; EciIe by X. E. Peterson
The American Cot T. Spinner. and Managers
and Carder's Guide; prae'.cle treatise on cot
ton spinning, giving the dimensions and speed
of Machinery draught aud twist ca crlalicns,
&C., with notices OF recent improvements. To-
gether with rules ard examples Tor making
changes in the size and numbers of rowing and
yarn; compiled from The papers 2i The late Robs.
a. Baird. .'hAi9t
The Moulder's and Foune ers' Pocket Guide;
by Fred. Ovcrman, with feriy-iwo wood engrav-
ings., -. tisyr -.
4 new lot OF the Seventh Census ofthe United
States. hf gaFf.Itf1 ait egrri.f l4.l ias
Rena; or the Srow Bird. A tale OF real life;
by Caroline Lee Hentz
Mary LAWSON by Eugene SUE. ss ssl
The Female Sp'S or Treason In the Camp.
A story of the Revolutions; by Emmerson Ben
melt. 'A
The Gipsv Chief; by G. w. M. Reynolds.
Life and Manners; from the autobiography of
an English opium-eaer; by Thomas De Quincy.
Sunbeams and Shadows, and Buds and Bios
SONS; or Leaves from Aunt Minnie's Portfolio;
by George "A. Hul,e. r, s..t.. ssi
Uric or the Voices; by T. S. FAY. 'l"
The History of Josephine; by John S. c. Alb
bo,t, with engravings. Jast received by ui
aug2l E Ii. HOOD & CO, t4'
Nam st l door below Morg ne Keen
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-,-NUMBERl66.
Axis, MANUFACTURES sc.
ARTISTS, UNION OF CINciNNArI-

ARTISTS UNION OF CINCINNATI.
THE ARTISTS UNION" is established in the
j city OF Cincinnati, for The promotion Of the
tastes for tie Fine Arts, and he encouraeejnent
of the great body OF artists residing in The Mes
Ten Staies, The plan OF the Institution unftes
great public good with private graiihcaiion, 4sa
mere nominal xpense. sii tr-e.7 az, d a.
The annual subscription of membership is ave
dollars, which entities members TO al its pfvi-
lleges. The money obtained from supscripiions,
(aiier paving necessary expenses9 is appropria-
led 10 The production OF two fine engra,ings ol
which every subscriber receives copy of each
for every five dollars paid--to the publication OF
a mcnihly lourn'l devOted 10 Literature and arr
and 10 the purchase OF American Works Of Art
which viii be publicly disiribnied by lot amt ns
all the members on The hrsi Of September Of each
wear. The Paintings Distributed will be richly
framed at the expense of the Institution.
Subscribers for 1851 will receive copy of
Mounts celebrated pic ure of { Catching Rab-
bits and b auiiful print OF Washington" at
ttr Siuarls celebrated Portrait, which is admit
ted 10 be the best now in exi>teS e. fqh 1fsaf
There have been about ninety paintings alread,
purchased for distribution, nearly every artist Of
merit in the West being represented in the col;
lection. among whom may be neniioneds Mrs:
Lilly M. Spencer, I. w, Whittr;dge, w, L.
ISonntag, X. 5. Dnncanson, G. ~ and j. P Frank.
Iensiein. Chas Soule, J. O. Eaton. Emile Bott, v:
"ofus w Ocdfd. JdcOD OK -. N.
|McConkey, G. w, White, Chas.. Rogers, J. X.
Johnson, and others. ~f' -
Among the paintings to be distribhfed are the
following - Domestic Happiness, by Mrs Lii
ly M Spencer, considered her best work; This
Season" by w. L. Sonntsg; ssfhe Old Mill" by
The same; "Crawford's Battle Ground," by v. N.
Griswoid; River Raisin Baille Ground,p by r..
S. Duncanson; two Marine views by Jas Ham.
ilton; several sketches by Thos Birch; three OF
Wbitridge's besi Landscapes; ihe OF g. N.
Frankensieih's Kentucky Views; fpur 'antscape,
bv Duneanson; two by v. NJ Griswstd: five by
w L Son:ilag; three Of Francis ceiebra,ed .tSiil
Life picuresi fancy head. .Geneyieye. by j.
Q, Eaton; and Viola" by Cnas Soule Besides
Ihcse there are about sixty other paintings most
ly by western artists; in addition 10 which ofhers
will be addee as fast as subscriptions are receiv-
ed. '@e' 'rl0T' -
Additional Information in regard 10 ,be plan
and objects OF the above Institution. will lie fur.
nishedby Honerary Secretaries. who are appoint.
ed IN all The principal places in The Union
In places here there are no Hon Secretaries.
subscriptions can be orwardcd 10 THns. FxsIe
&Cos Acting Managers ofite Artists. Uuion Of
Subscriptions received at Evansville btoi
'.7-t1 mi b7a7n Mr. STOUT,
lyio---a.la lsn1l Ia =, Hon, Secretary.
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III. RUCMLE,
N oTARY p U B Lie
JOHN FARRELL'S

EXPECTORANT CANDY, tor Colds Coughs.
El Influenza, Bronchitis. Asthma, Whooping
Cough, and other affections oi the Lungs, arising
from recenl or reglecJed Colds
This preparation is respectfully Ofbted TO thepub-
lie as REMEDY. containing nothing in iis compost
tion which would be injurious TO the mos; delicate
invalid In effect is Tonic. Laxative. Alternative.
EXpectorant, and promoter OF the General Secre-
tions.
This valuable aud pleasant remedy is prepared
and sold by the undersigned. a liberal Discount
is made to agents
i 26-ti JOHN FARRELL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
- OTlCE is hereby given, thatlhe Undersigned
has taken out letters OF dninistraticn upon
the estate OF Hamilton Gerard late of sanderburgh
couaiy deceased Creditors are, therefore, hereby
notified 10 make Immediate payment TO the under.
signed and all persons having claims against said
estate, will present tn m properly autheui Gated
Tor settlement. The estate is supposed 10 be sol,
vent. .4 ARENA GERARD,
oci2l.3t Adu1iIistra'or.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

THE undersigned, Administrators of the estate
Il OF Andrew NJ. Gerard. late of ,vanderburgh
Coun'y. Iced, will sell al public auction TO tho
highest hfdder the late residence cf the deceas-
ed in Union Towns nip in said county. on Tues
day the 4th day of November next. between the
hours of 10 A. NJ and = p. M. Household and
Kitchen furniture, Farming Utensils Stock Corn.
Scsxc.,. y ss.,-ll,... !. ..-,..... -
der, cash all sums over So credit OF tweIs&
months will be given, thepufchaser giving his noto
with approved security, and waving valuation Az
appraisefnent laws. 80 1laS
.fiiag - - SUSAN GERARD. Adrn'f3.
..f - .s JAS. McCAUSLAND, Adm,f.
Ocfoiber 9th IA ltttH - ~ l4Hfi1t
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DIR. w. II. BYFCRD.

=
TAKES this method OF tenaerIng his services to
the ~ilizsns OF Evansville, in the capacity OF
Physician. Surgeon and AccOuther. promising
rompt and assiduous attention to any WI o may
cntrust him business in either OF these important
characters.
Office on corner OF Vine and First streets. oppo-
site Mr. favne-s Feed Store inv s-hm
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fin Scrip to these who have paid iheirPremium
ed 10 company hy note for part of The Premiums
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'ct2i-3t sAM'IT JENKINS, CLERK.
ADMINS TRAT0RiS Notice

ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Let,efsof Ad.
IN ministrati0n on the estate OF Andrew w.
Gerard, late OF yanderburgh county, decd. have
he Probate Court of Vanderbureh Ceunty. Per.
sons indebted TO SAID estate will make Immediate
payment, and those having claims against ihe same
Vi presen. them duly authenticat ted for settlement
SUSAN GERARD, ADMIR-.
ftfii JAS. McCAUSLAND. Admir-.
October oth.--l3 3w. ID 4.t-.fl. l.s
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STOVE FOR TIE PAIL TRADE.

SIOV T. OK TEE FALL Tx DE.
rT=s JAS SCANTLlN & SON have Just
E~i returned from Cincinnati and Louis
~ vile with large .ol OF Ia latest and
most ta-hionab FLOR Stoves and heating tovts
ri al descriptions. Also Cooking Stoves of the
most approved end popular fashions. Among these
vi he found the QIeen Of the West coo >ing stol
rhe bsst IN use. and Tor vhich we have the so e
RIGHT to sell in ,hls aud the three adjoining coun-
ties. ask those wishing stoves oi'any kind to
call and examine cur Fewly arrived stock, which
ranb purchased for cash ai almost your OWE prc-.
We are at the old stand on Main street, nerrest
stoyc store 10 tire court house loci2 PM
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REMOVAL.

l.le REMOVAL. f.ta,s ms
NE have removed 10 Water street between
w Main and Sycamore, and will be pleased 10
wait on c ur old customers. We have Just received
Coffee. Sugar, Tea, Noasses. Dried Beet, Cheese.
Bologna Slusagss. Honey, Flour. Soaps, Candles.
Spices Sauces, and mrny other ARTICLES in the gro
eery line, which make our assortment complete.
All ut which we viii SELL wholesale or ret ali, at
rates for Cash, or in exchange Tor produce
Steamboat Stores always on hand, and their GUS
tom solicited 'r.-f .tf 'n 90 t5.
Cash paid for Produce.
mh5n --- I0RNBROOK & BURTlS
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f.f.s ROB'T L. PATTERSON, Pres't 10
j w. CONDIT, Vics President.
BESJ. c. MILLER. secty.l saa gfrsb -
j l.: c; GEcyaR, Attorney and Counsel.
JER VAN gENsILAER ND, .sfllus !" pa
Medical Boa d of Consultation 70
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#, Rs VI. J. BR AY * HUGH RONALD , hav.
ing associated the nse.yeS together. for the
nractIceoi Ieiicin anu SIrgeryin all its branches.
would respectfully inform the citizens OF Evans
Vile AMI Wei ltv, that t1ey prepared TO attend
GRO ptiv Il all calls either in the city country
One of the partners always be consulted lheir
Office ouIs' -. above Man. .my3 lyr
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JCHN FARRELL

Manufacturer of Confectionery.
First Street, bttrcen lhGin and Sycdm0re
4 rANDlES of every variety. Lemon Syrups an
" Soda Syraps-ai tlIvors. eIc +, etc. dlrays Oi
and lie l2-dly
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" T. UOlJJ JyGSWCETU.. JNO W. HTGHE
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND CUEENSwARI
house,

Water street beireeH Main ard Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
T'HE undersigned are now receiving 4 very large
i and well seiertetl sioct of 81
CHINA AND QI-.ENSWARE,
which with their present lot. will make esira-
bic an assortment a. may be tound West We have
received from Pittsburgh weIl-assorted stock O!
Glass.ware, and are desirous that all in want o.
the above articles may give call, as we
satisfied thar il will be 10 their interest to do so
We invite the affection OF merchants and dealer
TO exarnine stock. bein. assured ihat we otieT
inducements. 10 dealers entirely sufficient TO sioV
them here IL they call Ordtrs put up with des-
parch, that they may 90 To any part OF the coun
try without breakage.
RrWo are offering inducements in retailing
Please call and see
tebI2 II HOLIlNGSWORTH & HUGHES
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! Foreign Attachment.

NJ Office s hereby given that in the above en-
1N ude cause, writ of Foreign Atfachment
was fled onshe 4th day OF June 1851 ONT Of the of.
fee OF the ERIK OF the Vauderburgh Circuit Court,
ag lInst the latds, tenemeuts. heredamcnts goods,
aattels, rghp. edits, monies and effects OF the
SAID A ldrew Darling; which writ has been return
I'd executed by the Sheriff Of vande-onrgh county.
The slid defendant is, therefore, hereby notified OF
the tendency OF said writ; and that unless he ap-
pear and defend the same proSi ded by law said
Court will at the proper time proceed to adiudcats
therein in his absence.
oct2i-3t SAMLT JENKINS, Clert.
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cHANGID QUARTHRsI

"OLLINGSWOR1H * DUGhiS have re-
4 ] movod eirslock 0i QUEENSW AR + TO Fos
irr's 3l1ck one door above the Bank, where they
will lie m, 81 happy 10 see all theft old customers,
and n many new onss. as NAV desire goods at
Eastern or southern rates. We have just received
late import alton, and respectfully solicit call.
auo9 IL 1lINGSN CEJ T. & HUGHtS.
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SAW AND SrAIE NANUFACTOSY,
LEE. GAGE a. CO.,

No. Sc Main street, ST. Louis, Mo.
THE well known Saw ard Scale Maluioctury
4 a Lee Gage & Co on Broadway North II
LouIs,is now m1n 1nuflcturiRg every nriety Saws,
aud Counter, tla'o'm ana LAY Scales aud l. tai
ly prepared 10 Il all ordeis this branch of busi
ness. The facilities for mHnuilciuring these ar
fices are unsurpass 4 any esiahl simoni in the
country. Will, the proprieurs kcep constantly Of,
hand every variety and size Ot Saws ana all sizes
of Hay. Coal, Car Scales. Sc, They warrant fhciT
work and will give such references IN ssaart toihe
articles they nianutactufe, as fffsurefa,f conf
encc To hose WIN p1rchase 1'her will sciI,,s
low as similar articles can be obtained Eas1 Or
ders solicited augl-1y
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The Fashions! The fashiohs!!
JOHN STAFFORD
+ ashio ona able Boot ana Shoe

osSy The subscriber having jus, returned r
W from Cincinnati, with a veil selected
~ stock OF n1aierials would res peetfully
inform he people of Evansville ard sufronndins
country, that he has located .hinlsefi IN this civ
with q view of carrying on the manufacture Of
o; Boots and Shoes, and respectfully scIieiIs 4
liberal share Of pubic patronage. He will keen
constantly on hand a variety cf BOOTS and
SHOES of his own mauufaciure, and on yery
reasonable terms. He especially, invites the
custom of those who MAJ wish a handsome or
fashionable Boot or Shoe, made 10 oyd<r. HE
arrar gemenis are such as TO enable him to do
work promptly and On The shortest possible notice
in a style not surpassed by any other establish
meni in the city. ii ~ soce p nausa 1ol
Jusi put your neighbors all in mind
Ofhis cheap boots and shoes;
- And IL they want to know what kind
. ~ Say any kind they choose. l,sif, 4,
MI s. feels quite eon6deht that he can render
erfSct satisfaction 10 dd who may favor hin
with their patronage. Be sure and give him Z
trial, as he sells cheap as the cheapesto,.
Z EraRsritie Aggust 5fh. 1851. faug6-Sml
STATE 5, ~, oFINDIANA' S' s.. .,ssso s.asb
in IN sdiide. Durgh Circuit Court in vacation Oct
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: ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
IT He undersigned has taken out Iefss<s ef
I niaistration on the estate Of ViEcenRes ~ d.
late Of Vanderb1rgh county. deceased Perse cke
Iebied TO said esfdfe will make ipnediaw Isin.
ment, and those having claims viii -prssss pav.
duly authenticated FOR payment - them
ocfl6-2w7 81 g a. TODD.sAdurinH
gTHE undersigned has taken out
j minisiration on tie estate CT Fr,,,.sess OF ID.
enfelt, late of Vanderbiireh ccp- o,v snce RisA-
Persons indebtedto sai'i esta,,.. viii nsseased =
diaie payment, and hos. having cIs;ri ke imme-
present them duly suibeniicaed for , nayms, VII
+ ,s.,sss,w GEO, n. ToDD.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

ERG0l atIkNI Ai.
w G have ust received iarOe supply Of the eel
w ebrated Queen uf the West Cookirg Stove
ron Cincinnati which we viii dispose OF at TIN
lowest prices We will insure these stoves TO opecs
ate we'll and t. last as long any other two stoves
which can he produced.
mh26i JAS SCANTLIN e. SON
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ALLEN c. lHALLoCK. Agent.

:
VI. J. BRAY, NJ D.. Med. Examiner = r.
All persons wishing To make Insurance an their
or their Irien $ Lives will pl, eau On iht.
Agent in this city, Office on Main street near Wa
ter, and examine the telms and rates of the COM
pany. toci4 3ms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-04
CINCINNATI CLOTHINTi STORE.
{ INERT door to c. Bel, Druggist. Main Si.,)
Evansville. ind.

made 1nd tTlNltAiN lItonner- their
direction expressly Tor this market nd consists of
every article requisite TO comple,e Gentlemen's
W ardrobes.
Coats and Cioaks. f"
a fine assortment uf Blue, Brown, Grey. Drab.
Mackinaw, Blankets; Box, and Over Coats. cenu-
inc Piot ana Beaver Cloth Coats; fine lot OF Cloi
Coats of allsizes Snd prices: superior Black and
Blue. French and English Cloth Dress Frock and
sack Goats iull iri"ped, Saline; and Cashmefette
Coats; Brown, Green and Grey and all colcrs OF
Tweed and Cassinieie Sack. Rrock and Dress Coats:
RoGndabouts and Coats o! all kiads
Pantal0ons.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cashmere
Pants; Fancy French Cashmere Pants Fancy
Stripes and Blue, Black. and Steel Mixed and Cn
det Mixed Saunett Paris; Tweed an6 Cordroy do
anss o. every variety and price suit pu Ichaser
Black silk and satin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest: Fancy Casslmere Vests; Satinet vests:
and common Vests OF all Kinds
Furnishing Goods.
/ Il All the late styles OF plain and fancy -
STOCKS; white silk and all colors Pocket Hand kerr
Chiefs; Linen and Linen bosom shirts; Mnslh. and
Flannel do; Flannel and Net under shirts and
Draws, Shirt Collars; every kind OF Beaver, Kid,
thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum sGsDonders; silk, ginsham and coston Umhrel-
las: Doid's, Sherwood and Chase's Hats. also Silk
Hats: Cops. Boots, Shces walking canes &c
All the above articles and everything else IN the
furnishing line wi. be sole Cincinnati prices for
CASH.
We shall coDtlnue 10 receive fresh supplies week
y during the season from our mandatory in Gin
cinnati lnovl3l AIlLERlNG & DRUMMER