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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-11
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

III Is from young lazy rcSlHiD9 III our city.
CERTIETCAT TIE.
CINCINNATI, Feb 9Th, 1851.
This is to certify that my sister, Mary G. Belman,
was attacked with disease in her nip more than
years ago, which rendered her so utterly helpless
that she was compelled TO keep her bed. All hopes
of her recovery were despalred OF. Some OF the
most eminent physicians OF Coyington a I'd Cincin
natl tended her, all OF whom declared her case
hopeless one. Passing by DIR. Howe's Depot, an
idea suggested itself, that TO try one bottle Of his
SHAKER Sarsagprila could do no HARM According
y purchased one bottle, and before its conienls
were entirely used she received benefit. was IN
duced 10 try another, and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered. Now she has
no pain. can walk, and has the entire use oil her
limbs. To Howt's Shaker Sarsaparila attn
bate this effective cure. 1t is but few months
since she commenced taxing H.
tSlgnedD &c. BELMAN.
ICiacinnati Daily Commercial.
Remember this wonderful and astonishing eur
efiectt by the OF three bottles only oil DA
HUWES SHAKER SARSAPAklLfA.
The great Spring and Summer " edicinc.
IL puYiEcs the Blood and prcrcntS disease.
IL rs the only SarSapariHa that acts upon the liz
err kidneys, and bOod at the same time, 1cicA rem
dcYs 10 ait0getaer more raiuabe 10 erery one, par
ticnlarlv Ftm0leS.
Dr. Massey, Professor IN tie Ohio Medical Col
ege says The Shaker preparations are truly ratuG-
bic, and recommends Mcm Ia ne public.
No INercury, no Mineral, no Poisonous Drugs
IN the Shaker SdrSapGyiiIa.
RE MEMBER
II as 1r0rranted 10 be
PURELY q. ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
and as family medicine Hkas n eqU0t.
BE sure you enquire for DR.. ). ID. HotceS SHAKER
SarSapdriila, and take no ether.
Quart bottles 81 per botIle, or bottles for So
For sale bv DIR. 5. ID. HOWE.
No College Hall, Walnut street,
Two doors abo"e Fourth, Cincinnati, o.
c. BELL. sole Agent for Evansville.
Also sold by ALLEN C.. HALLUCk,
KELLER * FARNSIEY
WIN. NJ. WOULSEY
l1,nuIv
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DR.. CANNON,
HO We cP ATEE ISC.

HAVING permanently located himself would
A respectfully tender his services TO the citizens
oi evansville and vicinityin the practice OF HON.
9pathic Medicine. lie hopes to merit. by strict
attention to business liberal share OF pubic pat
ronage Office on the North side lst street, one
door East Ot Main.
N.B Poor visited AMI prescribed FOR free OF
charge March IL.
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PURLIC NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby gwen that proposals will be
~ received by the undersigned, committee ap-
pointed for that purpose by the Corporation OF La
masco City, until Tuesday, the 18th ins', for gra-
ding, gra,eii q, Merchandising and gathering three
hundred and eight feet of grouidon the Ohio river.
al tn, foot OF Fulton Avenue in the City OF Lamasco
Separate proposals Will lie received al The same time
Tor paving the same W. h Stone not less Than one
hundred and fifty feet The Plan and Spevfca.
tons OF said work may be al the office OF Law.
Battel & johnson, where those DESTROYS of taking
SAID contracts may examine the same.
CHRISTIAN BIPPUS,
JOHN RElTZ, ttlt
GILES CULViN
Evansville April 3, 1851.
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TAKE notice.!

4 HE undergone, has on hanO large aSsort-
1 ment OF Cloths, Cas,lmeTes and Nestngs.
and will make them TO order cheaper than ever
they have been offered beioIe, and cheaper than
the same quality oi goods can be- bought or manu-
Iaciured ia ihis Place. Terms cash
ID. =. AN ERSON,
mhI9.,f One door below the L Ist Office.
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS


Il. Il L l. h V N,
Main ST. Cd door below Third, Louisville, Ky.
w T. ore rece ing our spring an summer goods
w making our took iuil and well assorted part
OF which consists Of
loo bales a., : and GA brown Cotton;
% do 81, rs and al Ticking;
80 do brown and blue drIllings;
- do 81 and Ill Osna5urgs;
- do ShirrlnI and Stripes;
100 cases new style Prints;
50 do bleached Cotton;
20 do do Drilling;
Il do CouoaaGe ard Denims;
8 d. black aud fancy Lawn;
10 do solid and piald bingham;
10 DO bl'k and col Canbrics and Selicias;
D do apron and shlrtIug Check
do Irish linens and Hollands;
do French slate Linen;
81 p'ces blac All fncy Cloths;
25J do do ana fancy Cashmere;
30 do Saunet, Twrde aa! leans:
loo d, Drap d Etc and Queens cloth;
$50 do black and fancy iustres;
% do new sty.e Nous di.aInes;
i25 DO silk, satin and cotton NeSiings;
% DO do aud SOgst"d SergeS;
GO do Cambria, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin :;
1900 do Bonnet, Cap ana Mantua Kibbons;
1000 doom cotton hose aud gloves.
l2OJ brown aud beacheJ lable-cloths;
Camleis, e1a ubrevs, nankeens, waddIng, diapers;
wool and cotton flannel; canvas; padding silk and
cotton vslvets velvet cord; hle aud black nets;
bare-es; grapes; laces; bindings; kid gloves, Lln-
caster quilts; umbrellas parasols; silk and cotton
cravats aud handkerchief combs; snspendors
taread buttons: needles. DC. All of which we will
sell cheap. We iectuily invite the attention of
oar Oh customers and country merchants general
ly. lmhl9i2lwlI L. - f. SLEVlN
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7 EATHER & SHOE TRIMMINGS
I 81 doZ French and Phil. Cali Skins;
10 doz Tanpico Boot Morocco;
Is doz do and Madras French Morocco;
60 doz DO do Coat do;
80 doz Pink Innings
90 dog fancy Topping;
20 duz Cariso KID;
% doz coored Morocco;
doz English hid. black and white;
10 doz Binding Skins;
COO yds black and cold Lastings;
400 yds do do trench;-
5000 yts Shoe Duck. Drilling and linen;
1000 pcs black and colored Galoons;
$500 gross do do Laces;
so do Boot Webb;
With various other articles OF sho, goods, all for
sale at very low prices.
f. G.. WEBSTER g. co,
mh2itf Corner 5ih and Lodge SITS, Cin'ti.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS.
JAMES LOW N co.,
Az Main street.

LOUIS VILLE, KEN TUCKY,
II ESPECTFULLY inform purchasers of Goods
1 / that they have now on hand one oi the most
compIete stocks of ,.RY GOODS to be found in
tho Western Counry.
Their purchases are made exclusively for cash.
and their motto is-smali prafiIS and quick returns
They solicit an examination of their stock from
all PURCHASERS OF goods III this market.
lnllSu
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REMOVAL.

4 HAVE removed ny "riIcr one square and hall
J. above Main street, nt ar the Sherwood House, on
+ .rst street, and be found either there or at my
residence square ab Ive,a all times, unless pro-
iess!Onally engaged In the cliy or It's immediate vi
clnity. lmhiJh. DAHL NOitUAN, NJ. l..
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MEDICINES.
DE. s.. d. HOW ES'
IMPROVED
SH AKER SARSAPARILLA..
TEE G. BEAT
SPRING AND ~ M HER MEDICINE!
TURTLES the Blood n Prevents Disease!
sS PROOF.A
A G. Hill saw EDii

sg PRO0F-gs
A HID VED!i
Curious CAsE.-The following evidence is only
OF thousands OF similar character, and conclu-
slIciy proves that DR.. Howe's Sarsaparlla is one
OF the most effective remedies ever discovered.
CINCINNATI, March IS, lSi9.
Dr.. Howe. Dear Sr--My son, when about six
months old, broke out with that DR. sddjhl disease,
AcrofHiOuS Sores, over the face and body, and for
two years and halt | tried every means that could
be suggested by my friends / also had the advice
OF six or seven OF The best physicians in the coun
try without ei.ecting a cure, and almost wished
the little sufferer dead, that il might be freed from
It's pains. During the last six months the sores
were SO distressing and painful myself and wife
were up with il night aad day for weeks together,
and IRE had giUen up GHhope OF ever raising our lit
tie one AT length "a friend advised Us 10 try our
shaker Saisaparilla. Reluctantly tried IT,, and |
have reason IL bless God for it, for IN very short
time, healed the sores, TINT there Is scarcely
even a scar TO be- seen. We only regret that We did
not hear OF, and commence using IL sooner we
IA sa tisied it would have saved great deal of
suffering and expense. The child is now well and
hearty. We do unhesltatingly consider your Sha-
ker Sdrsapariila one OF the pest preparations now
in use. JOHN STANSbURY,
Rose, between Front All Sc: ri Streets.
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zE-T I'll EE% u q
New Spring Goods!
7 II NJ CHI EE 21 co


141E<. a . I'll I.!ID u
New Spring Goods!
j. H. MA G HEE & CO.
II AVE now re and iii receive by daiyar-t
IL rivals. large assortment OF Foreign and DO
mestic Dry Goods suitable ur the Spring season,
which they will offer Tor sale al wholesale only,
consisting III part OF
BroadclOths, eassimeres and vesilngs
Super black, blue aud fancy satlHets;
Gold mixed, brown and fancy tweedS;
Blue, mixed, gray and golG jeans;
Heavy cOttOnade. checks aud linens;
Blk aud coored casmcretts;
do Fancy and light cassiu sres;
Blue, blown. cOlOTe1 and bleached drillings;
brown Sheetings and shirtings:
) a, is, Al and 81 bleached mu>ns;
Scarlet, yellow, Whit and green DOAlet and wool
Flannels;
Chene, solid, checi AMI earlston giag CHAINS;
Black and colored Alpaccas;
Black eros d'Rhlne and attn Turc;
-Greenldnes Berages and Tissues;
Printed anu organizes Lawns;
Silk and linen Po1lIns; and Linen lusICs;
ChBg'ble gInghams, lawns and other dress goods
Plain and printed Turkey red prints;
Nj. I Alien 4 sons, Merrimack, Cocheco, Fall
River and S3Fague's new style spring prints
49,, eolors as fast as rock;
washington and PasSalc solid hall and iuil
mourning prints;
Solid eoiors, and other STYLE spring prints.
ALSO:
Also large assortment of gloves, hosiery bon
net and cap ribbons; Pongee and cotton h1kis
silk and muslin ana ties; irish linens table
diapers and cloths Crash and NankeenS, together
with great variety OF white goods, cambrics, jac
enets, Victoria lawns, mus, swiss muSlins, laces,
edgings, inserting collars, linen hdkfs, combs but
tons, thread, &c sc.
Also:
|. Now on hand spendid assortment Of
Boots, Shoes and Brogans;
FASH Silk Angola Union, Kossuth, Mexican
Buena VISTA. Palm Leaf, and Leghorn
Hats, &c, &c.
acrOur Mr.. j. H. Mag6ee has now made New
York CITY his permanent residence. and a spend.
ing large share of bis time in the Eastern mar
kets and manufacturing Districts; So we will al
most daily be IN receipt OF the newest and choicest
styles OF goods, and low prices any othsr
house i l the Western country.
milf tt J. ii. MAGHEE & co.
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500 do pump.sOle Kip Boots lex lg'th) at S22. 30
100 dOz do No hip Boots at...-.. 2l.O0
LOO pairs fine Imitii stich Shoes. l.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair ct Boots per week, keeping one hundred and
;evenly-iive hands employed and can I'll orders at
any time at the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will find saving of from ~ 10 - per cent TO buy
IN lr STOCK the manufacturer, lIstead OF paying
the merchant S25 per case for the SAME KIND OF
Boots that sell for S2l. We are now suppl ng
some at the largest dealers in ST. Louis and Louis
vile, and have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction, and all goods
sold by US warranted to no Dealers, by calling
al No Pearl street. or at the mandatory, on the
corner of Sycamore and Columbia SITS, Tin Clay
TONS bGiidlEglcan examine the goods and Judge tor
themselves The above nrces low the
same Kind OF boots be bought in New Yorn or
Boston. We are now receiving a large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
AS il is idle and deusive To hope for large profits
the general diffusion oi in diligence, and The easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trade on the oil basis u small sales and large prof.
its utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted
the motto, lare sales and sinai profits, bclIe,in
by trading on this principle, we can draw a large
share OF the trade which has usually gone East, 10
Cincinnati, and thereby save ~ to ~ per cent TO
the Country Merchant.
9cg-Leather bought at all times for cash or taken
i'm exchange for bouts or Shoes.
FILLEY g. CHAPLIN.
.Cincirna'i, Nov. 25.-lebl0'ol-lyrdaw
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NEW GOODS case Bingham Lawn;
IN 30 or Silk Nuts;
case French Lupe B0nnets;
2OJ cartoons Bonnet RIbben new style;
30 pcs silk handkefchiefS;
30 pcs do boys do;
20 cartoons Dress Trimming;
~ pcs cherry color Florence; inst reed and foI
sale ~ JAS LOW & co.
ops All Main street, Louisville.
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SWEET & BAKERS IMPROVED PA1
NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDI RS.

THE Stockholders of''''he Evansville Insurance
4 Company Hereby notified 10 pay TO the
Company their Office, in Evansville. live dollars
on each share Of stock upon which that amount
has hot .een heretofore paid, and To secure by
directors, all stock not heretofore secured bv mort.
gage real estate and should any stockholders
who has not heretofore paid five d liars each
share OF his stock tail to pay the same within hir.
~ days from and afte the first publication Of this
notice. should any stockhodsr wha has not here.
toiore securedb by mortgage real estate any shsrs
shares of stock held by him. fail TO secure the
sum wiein thirty days from the first publication of
OF this notice, snch failure 10 pay or secure will
work forfeiture Of the share or shares, of stock
mortgages can be had al the office of the Comra
BY order of the Directors,
JOHN NJ. STOCKWELL, Prcst,
JoUY 1SGLE JE.. sect'y Pro TEN.
Evansville. March 10. 81
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TAVERN STAND.

IA
FTNfI undersigned having rented the MANSION
L HOUSE, 80 well known A thurs Tavern,
il New Harmony, most respec fully Invites the
travelling community to give h. nj call, every
means shall he used TO make all comfortable that
patronizs him. The House is commodious and well
furnished in every respect The Stable is large, well
provided with provender, and careful hostler al
WAYS in attendance L. BOHEMIAN.
New Harmony. March 81, 1851 -ap3w3m
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HENRY HEM,
AUGUSTUS UHL.
Evansville, March 10, 1851.

The Pottery Business will hereafter be conduct
ed by tie subscribers, at the old stand who will be
able to furnish every article IN their line upon the
most reasonable terms they having formed CO.
partnership under tie style and hrm Il ID um X
Uhl. FICm long CXUtTcpCe in the business they
leel assured that they make il the interest Of the
public 10 call upon them. LEWIS DAUM,
nlh2l-ln. AUGUSTUS UliL.
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New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. 5. ANDERSON,

New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. ). ANDERSON,
Ton First street, first dOOr 6eir1 Post OGce)
HAS just received, and is now opening large
4 1 as:or ment OF fashionable goods, suited TO the
FALL! AND WINTER TRADE consisting IN part OF bl *
blue, green, UlI,e, cliFet and brown
French. German 81 American CIotls,.
twiiied aud plain. Also, great variety OF
OvercOatingS,
German beavers, super Tue and drab kerseys, blue
blanket cOaung, pilot ,loIlis, &. 49,
French aud German
Black DOcskins,
Wool and piecs black Cassimefs OF Quality,
fancy Casslmors and DO,sbi.lS OF latest and
most fashionable STYLE
ESTiNE:S.
ELEGANT style London Cashneres and valentines,
plain SILK Velvet Vcstings, figured and PLAIN blk
Satin and silk do,
TaiIors' Trimmings.
OF every description; super wuoi Innings tor over
coats, pain and figured alpaca serses, mohair lus-
tres, &c.
gTIhe attention Ut IN, customers, and the pub9
generally II invited To eXamlnatIo OF the above
goods which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments oil every description made 10 order, in
the very best manner, and warranted 10 1T.
decI-tf
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIP

I'M Co-parInership here .Ore existing between
Il Henry tienn * A ugustus Uhl, under the name,
ST. lie and hrm oil HEM Uhl Is TINS day issoiyed
by mutual consent all persons indebted To said
firm hereby requested To make Immedi te pay
ment To Henry ilenn, who alone Is a4thorzed TO
settle the baslnc As OF SAID firm. All persons having
claims against said lirm viii please present them
TO the SAID Hem Tor settlement,
HENRY HEM
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TT>HE "PAVILION," lately conducted by Alessrs
L YOU'VE a. iloTcHkIss, having passed mo my
hands lender 10 NV old friends and the ira, cling
pubIic' lis elegant accommodation. The ''FavIl.
ion" is situated On Water -eet, directly in front
of the Steamboat Landing, ana affords particular
convenience Ia persons gOing up or Gown the flveI:
,nd tbo.e who choose TO make II their home, viii
be agreeably cared for L. n DREW.
Evansville, April 9Th, io5l
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SUNDRIES.
EA PCS. white brOclere elk Handkerchiefs;
e1U 80 DO Red Bandana
80 do &c inch Gros d'Rhine Silk,
100 do Oil do;
10 do French Cloth livery superiorJ;
500 gross Agate Shirt-buttons;
80 dGz twisted silk Mitts;
10 doz Silk Serge;
i case wors;ed Serge;
bale sail Duck;
bales Russia Diaper;
loo Cartoons new style Bonnet Ribbon:
| case printed Jackonet;
case exhibition Gro DE N1ples
Received per late arrivals and Tor sale by
JAS. Low * CO.
as All Nam street, Louisville.
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1IIANTED.-A large number of men with
w Carts and Wagons; and also men who wish
In labor by the day are wanted 10 work ON the Rail
rad. about Two miles from Evansville. Good
wages will be paid. Apply ImmedIately to
ana Iwd PATRICK GALLAGHER.
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SUNDRIES.
I CASE Do Illus Alieg Al chintz prints,
4 do silk Serge;
do Solid cold Lawns;
2 do do black do:
do Small figured do;
] d" Kid Gloves;
90 Cartoons Swiss Dress :;
Cases Fa' cy FLOWERS;
% do cold silks;
> do printed fOulard Silks;
do Drape d. Lite;
$500 blue green and white mosquito nets;
100 pes silk handkerchief, "a very sup article;
? cases white Cotton Hose, (English1
do cold understands;
10 do Clinton Tweeds;
do Cadet mixed Satinet:
= do "A. & III. Sprague's ruby prints;
60 Fancy cold Tweods, all wool;
Cartoon dotted Swiss; received this day and
for sale by JAS. LOW x Co.
mhl6-dawtf All Main street, Louisville
NEW GOoDS.--l case Summer Coatirg;
~ cases Canton Grape Shawls, rec u this day
and for sale by JAS Low K Co,
mh2ldawtt Az Main t, louisville, Ky.
DOMEsTI s.--2S9 baies 81 inch brown sheet
~ ing, reed by steamer Fanny Smith, and tor
sale by JAS. LOW & CO.
mh2 ldawtf All Main ST, i.ouisvi lie, Ky.
:. UNDRIES.--5 cases slate colored Drilling; 80
y do blceached Cotton; 10 do Cotton de. reed by
FANNY Smith, and for sale by As. LOW &CO,
HlH-IudNu NJ LOUISVILLE, N.Y.
DoMEsTICs.
SO BALES Brown DrIllIhg;
w 200 Cases Back Cotton;
IOJ Bales TlcBing;
20 do Sea Island Cotton;
30 Cases COttonade;
COO Bales 81 inch brown cotton received
this day, and fer saleby JAS. LOW q CO..
mhl4-dawif Az NJ ain ST., Louisville, Ky.
NEW GOODS.
I CASE White Linen DrIliing;
4 do Printed French Jaconet;
do Suspenders;
DO Brown Cloth;
do Queens Cloth;
co silk Print Buttons. just received, and for
sale by JAS. Low g. Co,
mhl2dawu All Main ST. Louisville, Nv.
Doe>kin Cassimere..-l case French Doeskn
~ Cashmere, direct importation, reed this day,
and Tor sale by JAS. LOW * CO,
mhl2iawu III Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
DLEACHED GOODS.--9o cases bleaehcd
ID DUmestcs 20 do do drilling: reed by steamer
Magnolia and or sale by JAS. LOW * CO,
mh2 I'd lwu All Main st, Louisville, XIV.
1 GATE BUTTONS.-20,OO 600 Agate Buttons
mh5d sSVf' WIS Jay anu 'o JAS ' low & co.
REMOVAL.
WE have removed 10 Water street between
w Main and Sycamore, and will be pleased 10
wait on ur old customers. We have just received
Coffee. Sugar Tea, Moasses, Dried Beet, Cheese,
Bologna SLusages. Honey, Flour, Soaps, Candles,
Spices Sauces, and many other articles in the gro
Gerry line, lich make our assortment complete.
All ot which we will SELL wholesale or ret all, at
low rates for Cash, or in exchange Tor produce
Steamboat Stores Away, on hand, and their GUS
| tom solicited
| Cash pad for Produce.
mh5f HURNB1OOK & BURTIS
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TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.

4 WiUrTnl Uealers supIuleL at the following
e ! yar,, Low pri.as
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REGULAR PACKETS.
EVANSVILLE. AND NEW OES LEAN
PACkET

re- /. The 6ne, siapneh, fast running
lsss,s steamer TENNESSEE
RcDGERs, Master, having been purchased express
ly for the above trade, and thoroughly repaired,
will make regular semi monthly uips during the
season.
For freight or passage amply on board OF to
iebl9tf D'kILkl & MITCHELL. Agents
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTP MT
R. C. CLARK. DIcKERsoX & BRENT. FRANCIS I.sMITH.
''.' .....f 49,.
To Painters and Dealers in White Lead,
and Castor L. Linseed Oils.
R. C. CLAIR IL q CO.,
manufacturers Of
WI &c Lead, Einsecd Il Castor Oils,

OHIO at Counting room OF Dickcrson & Brent
No. l:Locusl Street.
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On March 20, of apoplexy, Mr.. NATHANIEL BvScr, In
IAN honest man Is the noblsst work of Godn
The friends Of the family and Of his sons, Nathaniel
r. and ChAunoey D.. and Of his in law, w. j. Ro
mer, A. J. Zolers and w. @. Hof, are respectfully
at o'clock, M from his late residence 13s Msdi-
Hartford, Philadelphia and New Orleans papers
On THURSDAY, March 20, OF disease of the heart,
ELizABETH wife Of Thomas Goodwin, In the 5lst year
Of her age, late OF England
friends of the family are respectfully invited to
sttend her funeral on Saturday, 1T O'Clock, z. NJ,
from No. yandsm street.
ON Thursday evening, March 20, GEoReE, youngest
child OF George and jose hin Cox, aged year and
months.
The friends and acquantsnoes Of the family are
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral this
1t o'clock, from No. Hsmmersley street.
On Thursday evening, March 20, CHARLRs CLARsNcE,
son Of Charles X. and Ellen Sutton, aged year, 4
months and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend hi, funeral, On Sunday 1t clock, from
No. 90 Firtt street.
On Thursday evening, March 20, of consump tion,
The relatives and friends Of tho family respect
fully invited to attend the fuReral this Saturday
afternoon, at oaook from her late residence No "a
Prospect street, Brooklyn.
On Friday March a. at o'clock, P M, Of congestion
OF the brain PHFBE ANN wife of John A. Peal aged 80
years, 10 nonths and III days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully requested to attend the funeral from her
residence los Vesey street on Monday, Gath inst a.
IL o'clock.
At bis late residence in Shrewsbury, N. j., after
protrscted illness LYr1tkror WHITE in the Goth year
Near Washington d. c., March 10 Major CHARLIE
EouRss, late of the United States Army.