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GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROP

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY for, and will
n positively cure the Sick Headache, Chils and Fever
Jaundes, Dyspepsia, Chronic i,iarrhoa Cho
era and Ch0lesa nantum and healthy action to
the Liver without particle Of caloms. mercury, auinine
morphine entering into their compapnd They do not PuI
to, but saying the above they will
positively cure. They will ss0 all deFangeG ens Of
ihe stomach anil relieve gm those aches and pains through
the system community called rheumatism.
1t is an excellent remedy for the Gravel and VeTmnge
or Worm Medicine. there none better. y.
eT.Tvepnred only BY Dr. ]. g. FANcHHR, 140 Fu ton
sweet, New York, few doors from Broadway. A.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
~ AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi. Ar
kansas Texas and Florida. fell 1yd&W
THEY HAVE COMEl
U Those pesons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival Of our 81 RGICAL. DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS. are respectfully informed that they have
last hand and ready for inspection They
aealy beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality. Call
and them. For sale by
felO II P.L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Gvaviey sts.
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REMOVALS.
The AAvanssge of seIllng ChsaDv

ID DEMOVAL-DR.@ MAceIBBoN has removed
IL No. 10 Carondeet street, doom above tisviA
street. ap$ IN q
% EMOVAL-Dr. FRYDINGER has removed his
Office to 70 ~ balosne ssIsse tnIee door aoos 90
calls, day or night mh34 Il
% DEMOVAL-JAcoBS SoRIA. Notary Public, has
~ removed his former office "a GIavisr Com
in Louisiana for the States of Missouri ssissippis
and Alabama. NH ~ smos
ID EMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS. Cotton Factor
IL and Commission Merchant, has removed to u Gnsa
street. ~. lAA
% EMOVAL.-Dr J. 8. KNAPP, Dentist, has
~ removed his ofcs from 104 Common street, cnH Of
st. Charles his Office and Fedence, No. 10 basoann
street, where may be found the constant actc4 Of NJ
profession in al it, departments. la0 tWl
DEMOVAL-The Office Of the New Orleans
N and Caroton Railroad Company has hssn nAovsi y
No. 12Bi nreet. A n
% EMOVAL.-R. H. NAM, Attorney Il Law
~ has amovsd fom No. II 81 Chazis asssa y No q
Camp nfeef up Stain. j. Ht NJ u
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A. II. DONALDsON,
No. 97 Camp street, NeW OrteGns,
IMPORTER CHOICE -
RRANDIES-Sazerac, 1895; Otard, Dupuy q
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As the above list only comprises of the leading ar
ce dealers and others informed that their orders will be
promptly supplied with article in the Patent Medicine
line Included therein
kH- ]. II. is sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG
MEnIC!NEs for the Stste, Of Louisiana and Missis
Ew- Also sole AGENT lor DrJAYNE'S MEDICINES
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS ard PHGSlX BITTERs
and WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGET ABLE PILLS
l,ot. II
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English and Continental Affairs = Rnmored
Death Of the King Of Naplss-Ihe Ka6ir
War StM Raging = Decline IN Cotton
Adpance in Flour and Corn - Wheat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-29
For the Crescent.
TIE MIDNIGHT WATCHER....BY MELoDIA.

Fast upon the window pane,
Drops and drops the tear-like rain
Falling all the blessed night,
Shutting out the sweet starlight.
She who sits all worn with weeping,
For her love a watch is keeping,
Listing to the wind that blows,
Thinking tits the step she knows
Starting when It's but the rain
Trickling down the crystal pane.
To her babe she singeth yet,
Though her pallid cheek is wet,
And the lullaby she sung
On her lash a tear hath hung;
Still she waits her loves returning,
Keeps the hearth-frs brighter burning;
Yet he comes no, To a cloud,
Like spirit fr ON a shroud,
Leaps the moon the dark sky clears
Watching mother, why those tears?
With her black hair all unbound,
And her white robes fitting round,
Now she turns her trusting eye
Up unto the azure sky.
Hope within those orbs is beaming,
OF the dy- gone" she is dreaming
Fast unto her robes there flow
Tears like crystals to the snow;
Still she watcheth, watcheth on,
Till the stars are come and gone.
She hath ceased her vigis now,
Ceased to press her aching brow
Kneeling by her sleeping flower,
Praying in the midnight hour,
That sad mothers heart is learning
How to soothe its restless yearning.
Where is he her soul doth pine
Quaffing deep the purple wine:
Thus doth man dispel his care
Woman browns her grief in prayer.
Tenn.
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Foreign 1ntelligence per steamer Asia.

americans in Ron,e-Letters from Rome an
nounce that the United States residents in that city
have resolved on resistance to Plus IX's order to
close their chapel within its walls
The american Census.-Speaking of the Amer
ican census, the Times says that from what has al
ready appeared, the returns will exhibit an in
stance Of material and industrial development un-
paraeled in the annals of nations y and concludes
an article on the subject by the direct assertion that
ten years hence the population of America will
ceed that of the British Isles
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Thompson, before mentioned, is the bearer
of the memorial from the Mayor and Corporation o
Southampton to the President Of the United States
praying that Southampton might be made the por
of destination of the Pennsylvania, or any othel
national ship sent across with contributions to the
Worlds Fair in 1851. Just prior to the Franklin's
departure, deputation, consisting Of the Mayor
the town clerk, and some Of the council of South
ampton, had an interview with Mr. Abbott Law
renee, to hand him this memorial Tor transmission
to the President. In taking charge of it, his excel
lency assured the deputation that he would mos
| warmly second the wishes of the inhabitants Q
| Southampton, and expressed himself favorable I
the choice Of that port. 1t was finally arranged b
| the dock and railway companies Of Southampton
| that no charge whatever should be made for tn
reception and conveyance Of any of the goods sen
from the United States by the American ship Q
ships of war; intended for the exhibition. Th
| Southampton people were, therefore, anticipatin
| favorable reply to their application.
The glass palace in Hyde Park, though not quit
completed, was formally surrendered to the Roy;
Commissioners on the 1st January. Tens Of thor
sands of people focked to see it, and pronounced
the most wonderful structure ever beheld.
The Times states that theisteamship Great Bri
ain, which has been purchased by Mr.. Patterson
Of Bristol, is for Messrs. Bright & Co., Of Brist
and Liverpool. 1t is intended that the large ell
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!
Alhs> OF the policy holders and their
&4N H2~I families against want and pow
AW ery, in its operations great
~A AN&Sf. national benevolent institution,
AAAIxIXNfr conducted upon the most secure
NSnH GNN. and solid principles, and afford
eSe'e6s ing for small annual sum, paid
Sl0lJ>S during life, large and hand.
&l1fGTeN6p some legacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms who
continue the till DEATH participate In the whoe
of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives OF debtors maIred woman
can effect insurance the life of her 10 hesoe BEN
eft and of herself and children. free from, claims of
creditors. TRUsTEHs:
Peter Conrey Jr Maunse White, VIM. +. I.sveneh.
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow.
PETER CoNRKY, Jr President Board of Trustees
Joseph W Stanton, J. Morgan Hail A. Van Bbber,
I9ha Lewis, BaE!on, WILLIAM VIII wy Msitsi sss
John S a. L. hs, saaan. eso as'sy Smith No5msn,
{; GcmsIias M ssFst; Fsiic;wes. NJ 6ossn ss " " ~
JOHN HAGAN President Of the Company
EDw. yENkRR COxE, Vice President.
An6x.s WfPDEEsWTrf HsT " Mssa ossns'on sSsa OF
Ii. G. HEARTT, Actuary, E. l.. GooLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BFN M. D., No. 27l Magazine street Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from lah zP
By the CHARTER only s5. 900 is taken a sngelir-
M Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
by the Board which less than the rates charged by the
New York and London Offices and without their res.rictos
~ TO residence in the South by the charter dividends Of
and can be made available to the extent OF wOtn
their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
pecius Table OF Rates. and ali nformeiiOh .oLfs Inar;
and all to effect Insurance can be had
ut the office of the Company, ,
fX Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed. a.,
y A. MI D p,h
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.o INSURANCE. q
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance Company.


JOHN. M HILL. Prsa't ...GE &c. w. MARTIN, sec'y.
~ Th long s:as.hsd, GomRsHy with the mos. amp:
Ps for 81 Il o e
M AssnfH Hsr osfns 4 ss Co. Magazine
M at COVINGTON, KY
w. R. ROBBINS President. A: l.. GREER, Vice Presiden
J. r. PAYsOS. Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECT TORS
vs. " p MsssS sSS', ry,t! !: Casey WI. M.sf s
1T MoREHEAp. Solicitor.
r. PRETLOw, M. D., Physician
J. B. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
The which this company insure life
ary favorable to the nsufedmuch more 50, is believed.
than Of any other Life Insurance Company wit
. The great security afforded in G uarantee Fund Of
sl0 0 $40 coo OF which has been paid cash. and $50 0
secured in the safest manner by Bond and Mortgage Rea
Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the of other
nsaaecs for the benefit Of Women secure from
the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this company; -4
An annual dividend all policy holders, payable in cash
also, additions made to Life Policies every five
Notes taken in part for premiums I5..
Policies issued application Without Delay, causing
Los of Insurance to the parties.
Lives Of either insured between the OF Ia and Co.
inclusive, for year. years, or for life.
The pamphlets and tracts published by the company will pc
nature principles, application and benefits of Life Insurance
Also examination Of the plans Of the other utuai Com
posed by this company, together with various tabe-o,e
showing the of premium for the term OF life Of severe
Sober eiynS Ike ateS ot th for ali ass and
terms at which insurance is made.
Pamphlets and tracts furnished gratis, and Applications
'Si,'' ANU SlRoS. , Is A,ssst. M at Nsworean'.
| change, St. Charles street. mig If
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THE undersigned having formed Copanershp for the
L ton of generslA UCIT0N and COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm l. TAYLOR Co. ready receive
No 81 Charities Of Custom
house
made consigned them
NJ nors sal attended to with proinptness.
NJ ESTES Esq, No l0i William New York, and
FRANKLIN GREEN Jr. Milk street, Boston, their duly
authorised agents. J. l.. TAYLOR,
MI I'm Is I'm GARDNER SMITH
A GENCY OF THE OFALLON STEAM
"A MILLS, St. Louis-We will always be supplied with
a stock of this choice brand of Flour.
dill VII FERD. KENNETT q co. 50 Maxazne st.
FOR SALE-The schr. MERCHANT, of about
li5 tons burthen. Of the fastest salers to the ia,
copper and sails nearly new.
dsi L. j. HART co. 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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025 dtfHW4i
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

w "A L SAAAIhO LAANA ~ - IA w LILLIAN 4
4 ID. ANDERSON, No. II st. Charles street. ,--s
y Watches. Chronometers and Nautical lnstru ~
mens accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Elec r -
ucnl Apparatus made 10 order and repaired. n1nk&
Ohour Chronometers altered to run 81 hours SIS 1y
M II. MEYER, No. 100 GAMP s1es,, Wateh,
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. FA
All Jewery articles repaired at moderate prices nils
LINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER.
Il WARE, tc.-YOUN(i AG co, Not Camp street.
all times hand complete Of articles
in the above mentioned line WATCHES Of the Eng
nh manufacturers, in Gold and Silver hunting and open A
ieweled full plate and plate an
all Geneva Watches PLAIN enameed and the
with Damond Of which fully FOR
and quail y.
Lsdies' CHAINS of the newest patterns.
Gentlemens Guard, Fob asd Vest CHAlNS
Diamonds in Breastplns and Rmgs-very cheap. .. .. .
Ladies' BTeastpns and Ear Rngs-a
Gold Pens Gold Silver Holders FONTS
sgnet Rings, ether stone Rings Wedding Rnrs plain Goc
Rugs. -. -. ...., - - us,
Gold Timbs Studs Collar and Sleeve Buttons
petern Table and Tea DESSERT MusarJ and
Spoons Table And Dessert Forks Soup Ladies, Butter
Su Tongs. ''f-'
An assortment of handsome Silver Cups. rs. u
PLATED WARE consisting OF Casors Candlssicks, etc.
Msntsi CLOCKS OF black. white and gray Marble.
Fine English Office Clocks, with Steel Winding Chains.
II Citzsns aud visiting the respectfully
ved examine the above stock before purchasing elsewhere
whole OF the finest quality to be Iceed by any
trade, and at moderate pnces
Particular repairing Clocks,
Jewslry. Canes mounted and Diamonds reset. nj sm
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YMOUR Bro,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCkR6.
Nos 2A2 and 2AA Tehospi0uias street, Ntp Orleans.
KEEP constantly on hand good supply Of every
N article IN the GROCERY LINE. such a. Fi.OtyH.
BACON, BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE, E,TEA.SuGAR,
MOLASSES, FISH, etc. etc. In large on small Quantities,
to suit purchases. fy6 1y
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BOARDING.

MFRS. PECK,S BOARDING HOUSE has vet
lS1 some pleasant Rooms for families angle -,
gentlemen. The house is on Magazine street, third ~
reduced to suit the times. Gentlemen who do bus.
ness IN ihs lower part Of the CITY, would find this hsslthy
short by the Omnibus passing ls minutes Jas imose
ROARDlNG--Two famie. and several gentlemen can
- be accommodated with board at No. 249 Common q.
betwesn 81. John and 81. Peter streets. - 3mlp.
ROARDING-In Central Locality.-A num-
~ bss Of Gentlemen, with without famils: ca oe &c
reasonable terms, By MRS. MARYF y MQRJlM l;i
TO RENT-Vsry low to a good tenant-Ths me large
Store under the above Boarding -honse % Smos
MRS. W. E. BROWN informs her friends and
Nl the public ths, hsyisg sesnsd srd thSsoTshy
i ately occupied by Mrs Shall. she now prepared
TO nisr every aeSommnodaaiin mo- i a 10 oS s - nas
~. s1.s.ns Noyemb Der s. 1850, II MA lyos 8
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Advices from Madrid to the 17th of December
are received. 1t is reported that Queen Isabella is
again in condition which promises an heir to the
crown.
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REMOVALS..

p PEMOvAL-Jons WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
street. jasl
r EMOVAL-J. H. SWAIN has removed his
Ge o to No 81 IN o street m stairs opposite lie The
friends and customers. jazz I'm
p EMOVAL-Dr. J. S. KNApp Dentist has
removed bis office from lO4 Common street. corner of
street. where he be found the practice Of his
profession in all its Departments. jazz tjyl
p EMOVAL EXTRAORDINARILY Hurry
bRuR s rams "w psn oa
dIas street, Opposite the Delta office. ja2O Il
p EMOVAL-The Office Of the New Orleans
No. IL Baronne street. NJ
y EMOVAL-Dr. J. s. Cores has removed his
IL Office and residence from 7 to 4 Magazine next door
Gate OF Natchez has removed to No. l44 Canal street
acs in the lower front roo third door beyond the Epseo
p EMOVAL.--R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law
~ has removed from No. IL ST. Charles street to No.
Camp street. up stairs. ms ly
p EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER u Co have
~ removed from IS Grauer street to No. 7Camg street
D EMOVAL-D DR.. McKELvEY has removed
~ his Office No IL Carondele between Canal and Com
mon streets. nd 3m
r EMoVAL-HUTcurNe DAsuERREoTYpE
fs ia % verdi Gsna snd Il @
tablsmen, prices to suit the times. Gail and see En-.
trance No. "a Canal street. nj 3mop.
THOMAS ATKINS,
MATRASS MAKER AND UPlIOLSTERER. NO.
~ 236 B.eno4ie stresi BEusTEAps l, IL, and COTS
sae and letn SHIPS and sTr1mRoaT U.pT.Iss Tap,a
supplied on the sea.onshic ts-"- rubIa W
nlSSECTING CASES. just received per
- steamer Ph!ladelphia dozen Dissecng Cases, best
qna Medical students and others are invited to call and
SAa4''' 'fs" MassEY NJ 81 Camp and ,.vi.r m
| A LIE AND CIDER-25O bbls. Taylor's Albany
"A Ale; 100 do VasseT's Poughkeepse do 200 do Har.
RES Cincinnati do 81 do prime Newark Cider in store and
's iss A. d. s. GkIEFF CO. ss. 40 and a. Old Levee
STAR CANDLES-lOOO boxes best Cncin-
s' esanf 81 III CO IS 40 and q Old Ls,ss
| CHEESE-sO0 boxes prime Western Reserve,
jas store & ipa b. Il III CO 49, 40 and q Old sves
| RUTTER-7OO kegs prime Western; 500 fir
jas x. d. GRiEFF s co. IS. 10 and q Old Ievee
| CRANBERRIEs- pkgs, whole, halves ant
S ;sif III co g. 40 and "a Old Levo,
| TEAs-5OO pckgs. Imperial, Gunpowder, Pow
las ns fiei GRiEFF& iEF CO 49, and 4a Old Lesee
1T ME-15OO barrels Thomaston in store ant
iss siaalns' iSt S6ss IN STROUD Co ,.s Common st
ICEMENT-2OO bbls. Newark, Denmans ant
fna 1SaS sssf sTRSuB Is ifs CO. M
pLAsTER PARIS-3OO bbls. Wotherspoon'
JAS sna Ns~itHa i5as r. sTkSup ri 2 CO s Common St
WINE BOTTLEs-2O groce received, and 70
w sale BY Jas p L. MASSEY.
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ing times the Painters, paint pots and putty
DRURY Il PHlll.iPS may now be found at No. l0l POy-
dras street. opposite the Delta office. iaD IT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-19
TAx NoTTcHFoR A. D. 1851.

TIME TAXPAYERS Of Vanderbsrgh County
Il are hereby notified that the Tax Duplicate for
1881, containing list OF Taxes Tor state. County
and other purposes. has been received by me from
ths Auditor OF said county aud that will attend
st my Office in the Court House at Evansville iIom
the date hereof uutil the first day OF January, A.
D. 1854 for the purpose OF receiving taxes.
The taxes tor the year 1851 are follows:
For State purposes, SCI cents on e1ch one humid
red dollars valuation OF Ill property SUBJECT by law
To tax ton and on each poll SO cents.
For the purpose Of county revenue. 33s cents on
each one hundred dollars valuation as aforesaid.
and on each poll 81 90.
For the purpose of common schools. 10 cents on
each one hundred dollars valre oil oil prope y, and
on each poll IS cents.
For the purpose Of paying the interest on bon IS
issued by said county for stock subscribed in the
Evansville and Illinois Railroad COMPANY, 10 cts.
on each one hundred dollars value OF property re-
turned in the general list tor taxation
Also, three dollars on each and every one humid
red dollars OF premiums ON Insurance taken by
agents o( companies not chartered IN this STATE.
snail proceed 20 collect the shove taxes In the
manner provided by law. which requires IL 10 be
done by the first day OF January, 1872. or pro-
ceedng IN distress and sale Ut goods aud chatiels
with costs to make said taxes
X. w. DUNBAR Treas. Van. C'y.
N. B.-I am especially notified by the Auditor oi
State that II will be required Of me that enforce
more ngid,y the collection laws IN reference 10 de
hsqssats, and that ali lawful mea ms be used by me
20 coerce the payment OF taxes from every person
Liable To pay any OF the above taxes X. WI.
Evansville. september 18th -6wdStsw
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co-PARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

1NHE undersigned having associated with them
l. VIM X. PRgsTov, of Palestine, H.. wi. con-
tinue the business uni The firm of Morgan
Keen & Preston. Feeling grateful TO their old
friends and customers for past favors, would re.
specially solicit continuation of their patron.
age As our stock will be made up with almost
entirely New Goods this fall, purchased since
the decline in Cotton under the most favorable
circumstances we feel assured that il will be &c
the int rest of every dealer, purchasing goods in
this place, to give Us an early call, as we have
already received a numper of shipments, and
shall continue receiving daily through the sea.
SON. when we shall have received of the
largest, cheapest most beautiful and well selected
stocks of Dry Goods ever landed in the City OF
Evansville, la. MORGAN & KEEN.
seri-u
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ e. gsssa -
OFFICE OF THE ALTON, Mr.. AkMkL AND
Au..r Arr.n,. II u 10
ALBION, Edwards CO., Aug 20, 1851.


ALBION, Edw ards co., Aug 20, ls5l.S
TINE Grading, Bridging, Timber for and laying
i OF the SupeIstructure oil that part oil the Al.
ton NJ Carmel and New Albany Rsiroad," be-
ginning on the bank OF The Wabash river, at Nj.
Carmel, and continuing westward IL miles % AT
bi,n, in Edw ards county Ill
Also, from the east bank ot the W abash river,
opposite Mt. Carmel, continuing eastwarciy about
10 (ten) miles TO Princeton. in Gibson county. la.
Al.o. the branch OF said Railroad TO Illinois
town beginning al the east bank OF the Misisslp
pi river, az ILL noistown. opposite ST Louis. and
continuing eastward, about 20 miles, by way OF
{ aseyville, Iebanon and Carlyle, TO the Illinois
Central Railroad, with branch thereof about s
les in length, 10 Bellevlle
Proposals Tor perforEar ce OF the foregoing work
will be received at this Office rom the 10Th TO the
3Oth of Sept mher next, when plans and specitca-
tions will be shown. rhe lines will be ready tor
ms lection on and after the goth OF September next
TIE l. mes will be divided into sections OF about
one mile each, but those who make proposals can
include as many sections IN ole bid as may suit
their own convenience.
The Company will not bind itself to accept the
lowe Offer unless in all other respects most salts.
factory, but reserves the power 10 dispose OF the
work in such manner as may appear most advanfa-
geous Tor the interest oil the Company.
All Proposals TO he addressed to The President
ard Directors Of the Alton, Mt Carmel aud New
Albany Railroad Company, at Albion, Edwards
county, Illinois. By order OF the Board.
WIN PICKERING. Pres't.
CHAs. CnuRcH:I, Seet'y tscp3u)
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GREAT BARGAINsi
SLEITH d TAYLOR,

WATER STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND LocusT,
w OULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w citizens oil Evansville and vicinity, TO their
well assorted stock Of STAPLE aud fancy Dry Goods
comprising in par, OF plain and figured Muslin de
LANES, plain and fancy Alpacas, embroidered
and Th,bet CIoths. Poplins, &c Best Nader
Prints at 10 cts per yd. brown and bleached Mus
Inns, Clotha Cassimeres and Vestinps, Gain Plaids
Sarinetts, James and Tweeds, English, Welsh and
American Fannels. Linen and Cotton Tick, grey
and tieached Hollands. Linen Damask and En-
broidered Oil Cloth Table Covers, with a variety
OF goods, too numerous 10 mention. They are de.
termiaed 10 sell cheaper than of their neigh
bors who make great puff, and would solicit an
examination OF their stock, by purchasers, before
buying elsewhere. Remember
SLEETH e. TAYLORS,
formerly the house occupied bv
Ho,iingsuorM g. Hughes, Water st.