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DIED.

In Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening Nov T. a. DC aek.
JOHN II STORY, aged years, soR Of Margaret and WI
liam Story. ,
His relatives and friends OF the family. are respectfully
invited TO attend the freral from No S. Pinea1pls ST..
on THURSDAY afternoon at o'clock without further nyita
ton u
on Monday morning Nov 3;of scarle. fsveE LEV A,
the only of Reuben ana Frances Prise aged feaIs
and II DAYS -,
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 90 st'ed his funeral this "Wednesday afternoon
at 3 O clock from 2lst- St. Gowanus. BROOKLYN
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Tsfss-.-- SJ5,I1l,s] $760 coo Nls3a00 81 on 7sc
The exports Of coin, gold and silver. have in lhs
meantime been abou, thirty~,hrce millions lcaying
An excess Of eight milhOas o'colnase.
The amount received at the Sub-Treas-
ury was SCARE. Paid, sas6, e3s Balance, $34o3sss
fnelueed in the payments was transfer dram for
s9oe,cco.
We gave yesterday .he Imports and Ex-
ports a, this port for octoar showing increase in
the former and decrease in the latter compared
H.il Cs..1e! y! .s. ys-s. We ..sssi. lie sg-
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1flillinerp.

4 CARD to the LADl ES.--Mad La
N VEEE Il co. opened their PARIS MILLINERY on
Monday Sept a. a. their No. 1891 Spnsg ~ hrc
BLOCK west " Broadway Mad I. wishes 10 inform the
ladies that goes vat 10 Pans every Winter and Sumns
selects the latest and ch0cet patterns hat TO IL hsd
and invites the ladies - call 8nd examine for bsmssves
for they have many styles II B0nnes that not 10 DO
found obCr store this CITY, and al prloss s1rpa
Igly IOw N B-NIlineTs supplied With pastern Dsnsstsl
and country merchants Piled BY Aks 81 kist.
s,faws cleaned ard altered o23 nt'
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PassenPers Arrived.

p s'eaasstp Florida. from SgtaHE-h-Wn Lane. Mss
VI Sell 81 Bartlett. Cav. s Miller l A
lady children and servant Geo Cuyler, T. YVES
J. Baker Henry Cornell, Edward Riley. Francis Adams
II Copper W Copper. A. Mclean. c. c. TonpAlas, :
H. Hansdon A 4 coy and " IN the stoeFags.
IN sftarghip sOufhsrntr from CAdricstoE-Ms O. ir-
ingStnn Miss Frances Clifton Mrs Brown, Andrew ley
err p A Mitchell. Marcus ssblstInc, W fraser, \ Al
bright + l. Furslner. N Sid, : X Gs j LyVa' >
W j. Person sId n 10 the storage
IN p5cEsf. slls GtrwGna rom Harrc-hIr F ViHss, Of
West Point.
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Professional Notices.

TINTED STATES PASSPORTS, for
4 EUROPE, CUBA. NICARAGUA, CALIFOkHlA.
L. -IudsJerslb.e 10 TFagelefs Beng sure trOeet1n
assnst foreign aggression snd person allowed to
land Usyel IN Continental EpIoEs, senth Amsnes q
The Indies NthOn' ore, they cannot De aspeDsea
with Issued by J b. KONEs, Notary Paohe, land Com:
missioner Tor nearly all Ire safes Of the uacn. NO
BroadNsy OIL
A CARBIDE. DAVID l.. ROGERS
IN has returned "a the rIy q NesYoss and resumed
nIsce ozf1ns
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MARRIED..

on Tuesday, Nov T. a, DR.. Phllpss Ch1rch: ~ Rev.
J A Relley, l. W. CONDlCT, NJ. ID of New JegSeri 20
MARY, adopted daughter of the late Dlnlel Idmble.
Al Philadelphia. Nov 8 by Rev. Or S'eysps Mr. GEO.
c BURDETTto Miss RoSALIE CODDlNGTOS, 'otn
of Eew-York City
At Astoria Long Island. TUESDAY evening. Nov 4.
BIZ Rev Mr. Chipn an If the Episcopal Church Dir SAW
UFL A TOWNSEND. OF the City OF NswYoTk. 10 Hiss
JANE ELIZA DRURY, fthe former place.
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Reeeints oT produce.

b. ne North River Boats TnsSdag-ii735 hbis Flour
27 pigs Bacon. 500 do Beef le0 DO Butter, H293 TO-
Cheese 80 DO Leather 400 do Lard 81 do Ashes ei d.
WHISKY 800 bush Corn, 9ie3 DO Wheat, ALE do Is
2l60 do. Rye, -
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spoken. &c.

Sept, ID IAi - 81 S. lon 81 isw B bsgA Betssy fToa
Liverpool for Cape Good Hope. So da,s out
Oct 90 lat kc not recoiscted ship Lone Star, from
New Orleans Tor Europe.
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Whalers.

Sid from Nantucket Nov l. ships Hero, NcCleave Pa
ciEe Ocean Susan, Smith. EdgaTtown % complete hsns
f1r Arctic Ocean 49,
cd Stontnrion Nov !. sh.p daic haril J. " Waar-
hsa. Ita.I. ATsss -
Ar 1t Pss,sesfsws 5Nh ut, sehr Harriet Neal. Pet
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MARINE JOURN Al.
PORT OF NETWORK NOVEMBER

MINIATURE ALNAFAc-.-.TEis DAf.
guy--psss..s3 Is Sets-.--.t 5? MoOv-Rses. Tn
EiGH vATK2.---Nov 5.
szEe7 Hook 8 ea Gov. Island. = 06a Hsl 0stss ga
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Rx Telcgrnph

BOSTON No, Arr steamship william Penn. Pa,
aaelphs Br bng Csncorl, s.. MARTINS, bark, Argyle,
Glasgow schr Ma RBsgoid Saltills RIVER Ga.
Cd shts paslcl Webster Liverpool IN lnas PsLSins
New. Orleans hArks John Pane. Mobile Fremont, BAH
more tYrs Russla West Coast vi Allca kukwo1i
London: Rush. MaismoTas Billow, Galveston. sehr.
& W Errckson. Philadelphia
Spoke Oct 3d. Ia. 30 &c. Dn 65 40. ing SdTsTTis - ds
m BordexaR Tor Ncs-York
Ia gale on the 2T,h ult. the brig Daniel Ne1sier 10
CALAIS New York. leak Ec1r Mount ID sort,
and t0veo futo Ise Hast with loss u deck i0ad
CHAIR EsTON, Nov cd bug Fremont. Nav
Ysfk SD ship Hauet x JeFse. Boston.
NEW. ORLEANS. Nov 4-ATr ships Deem, Bostoas
William Nelson and SoDtherner, N6w-fOsA.
NORFOLK New 4-Ihe schooner Petrol, from Ba .
more with cargo OF cal for New York pot with los Oi
as.hor chans The wind blowing ale here all day
Monday.
An 3d-brig HeyEoad. 70 days from Igrt : Island re-
ports Robert Morris from Orec0, nto por,
10 load for Philadelphia
An 4 Russian ship JaAnsl, from Bos:oa schr Patriot.
Pklsdelphia.
The steamships Roanoke. from New York. and he Psnn
SylvAnia from Phlade pha arrived SIuiaY night AMI
the City Of Richmond from Hcw-Yofk on Monday.
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itlomep Uanleo ano TO foan.

MONEY WANTED.-AIo loan Of s l3, 900
I'VE wanted. for or years productive Rsa Estate.
worth double the anlOaat The property setaa.sd "a ss
Founh-ay For farther 10 rElsiion snsnire Of
RETkOLDS h VANsCHAfCK
slitf No. IA Esxaa-t
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lusiye, amounts 70 sio,S5. .5eq

Total. .'e657 =, sos, .C0 i35s7 9aee, 1857 -
The following table VIII show tue deposits o. ina
pseclous metals fos o2chmon,h-Janusryt g. October,
inclusive the present year, from which IL appears
tina, California has contributed SIS. -; 800
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U.sM Steamship T1.-ar LINN NJ nnu-s i-F-l fsrss-
rsh 20 s l. AiicLsl Nov e. - n - NJ re- n'-i- 81
Hatieias exchanged signals VIII Steamship Ais5AIh L.
Steamship south ernsr.J Dekus1u. -kous'n css-ses-
ton with indse 10 Sloford nesion Z @ s-hisr, -
NJ, 20 miles Cape Loosoa. sheas p-sS, ~ a.
"a milsS CaTc Ustferas passed steamship Alabama. b.
~ Savannah TUESDAY, q M of the Hook pAsse1
,hp belonging the Black Ball Line Of Liverpool pae'
Pacso, sp Germana Wood from Havre ssn; g. With
mtse and oJpisyeasers 10 anl,sTy ni. ne
RE- fa,See sou,hwick. "A days from jacksonville with
Rs SIAN Peters iof Esworth Mcfarland Is day,
from Boaaire with salt to eph Foulse : Son
BTig Creole Koworgy sdass from Ellsworth, with lun-
Der to Simpson, Mathews Co; IT,, .,..., 30
sehr Cinderella Ellis lays from Bes;On' with fish to
Ses1 Elisha Brooks Nckcsson Gays from Lyme, With
S,bp john a DIX Allen days from prorinceosn, lsh
SeRr Cen Tayls Jones, days from beverly with fsh
Sehr STEPHEN Waisrman DOane days from Plymouth
Mas, with fish 70 master -, % ;..,.. x,,h 81,
SchT Mary. Cotcl, days rom Fio'lioe'o"n' WIN -"
SebI Isara Ella, Colby ds from ',On, with mack
scSp Star NcssrsOn days from verify With fish AID
scby BaIisnce. -, days from Plymouth. Mas with
sc ~ pIee Berry Portland with mdss to S W Lewis
Sehr Amazon, Beckett, ssnd"lcn.
Schr Iamartiac. Keens. New bedford. -. -
SchT ID Wilei. Smith New London with OIL to Gnn-
scbT n Conn Perry days from Boston. co.iee
Schr Fudo!a c HInngham. Conn RIVER
Schr Pond, Edwards, Portland, Win sSsar 70 F"sa'
Gilman Mack 80 e.,
SchT IsIJpgtoI Pove. Gloucester, fish
Schr Franklin. Quincy. WaTeham
schr X r. Pits, Spear days from KoeAiand' Line
Sehr Warner Han. BOckland Line
ScIr Maze Wl,han. Rncslarf. lime
Schr Phippsburg Fins. Rockland, lime -.
Schr kossuih CIowel, days from NewbuTyport. VITA
schr Empire State Eidndge, days from Portsmouth,
with mdse. 10 8 " Lewis. - 49,. ii. -,
scr Susan Ross Bray days from Macsias' WIN Jun
Der 10 Smith BoYnton. ,,,,.,
with lz'h 10 Smith Boyntcn
sloop Fashior. BlytenbuTg, from Providence
Sloop VIA III Bowen. Kenney, from Providence.
SAILED Ships Arc. Macoduck Isaac Webb, Crop
per. Liverpool
TFLEGRAPHEO-Ship Columbia Bper. from Liver
pool Oct j. With ndse AID passengers t. c II Marshall
BELOW-l snip.
WIND-A. saurie, W, al mendan, do al sua-
set Do
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From our Correspondent


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-lrr7y,d--S'e sIoshIt Ben.
Ffankhn Boston sehrs Almira, Smith Petersburg Va
Ann T. q Ca,tell. Can Eew-YOrk kedfon. Lass, FAIR
haven Henry h Basoomb. COTs m RoxborO SallF Ann
ClarE Boston Matilda Eaton, do II S SAY Cam, DO I.
irir Curtis. Sto T. New-York barge Orb, Xapp. do.
Ciearea-ste1mship Kennebec Seymour, New.for.
Boston, schrs. II b Bascom. COfson, Providence ked-
ron LaAe. A hany; Henry Baker HcOanghler. Char
losIon. Ann T.. q Cattel Cav, " Williamsburg, Matilda,
Eaten Boston Mary Ann and Carolile. Hay Alns New
Haven Ben English Iyoa, do X |. Sac. Can Boston
James Engsh Neal, New itavsn slOops Jn0. NJ Clay
ton woolsten. AleImdna propeller ironssdes. Green
keN-Negk
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lPEK manifestations. J

fPER rANaIIN.-A additional
Iiveruool--Arr i7th NaTniaa, Free nan, Neg or 80
stb AREA Is Ryris, do. James li-c0no, Maag He>T
Orleans Boston, Jenny Lind Lowell, 81 john. v u
gtiringshne Stalker. Mobile, Grsce Darling, Doaaey.
Baltimore. ~ Lous DAVIS Manila via FanoEta. ~ h.
Cbas Clarke Todd. BALTIMORE SIS Lewis Is Cali Bot
Wonder. BT lI9m Carlhls ". Gsarest1n I'D, Bal
;I-.is Csil-tOck New torA
Oh lIlElsad. zlst. CIonssn. jenkins, nom 5, Joan,
y b SiJcfms Tdrdse. I'm Heys-foTs.
CD Nth, VIM Botsi0Id, brown. Al xandfa. FreslesAt,
Cai1.ngs, Boston
sailed 18Th. Manha,;an. Peabody. Ney-Y0rk; James
Nrsht. Clarke. Heary Cay, French Marathon, s1etl.
and Wn ka,hbOne SPENCER, do jos. Porter. Backis,
Afalschccla Tan tSshaater So1le and scotland DC
FIlian, Mobile Wm JARVIS, Jarvis. Ees-Orietr AIS Ar
igsA Refuge. Wilson and ThOrndike. Bogsr N Orleans
John and Lley. Curling. NewYoTs Siuantun, Crocser.
Boston 1oih Alisal, Patterson New Yora va Ir4ies
New York Packet Muir. for Mobile OHIO. Philips,
York Iowa BTs water. Orleans.
Entered loading nth Esmef ada Nc ia1us, Nc ~
Orleans. VanguaEd Norton. New NOrk-lSth. Under
~nter Shipley, Glance Taylor North Ailsarc, Cox.
Cauillus Nickcrs Washington, PAGE. ana Ei1ela Fur
her New York AarcO Polo. Thomas, Mobile : James
Pepnsu Alexander and RIO Grsnds. RIan, Philadelphia
Adv % do, Canada. 81 Hsnson, for BOstoa NV
Moses wLsslsf King too do 5th Africa g hyre, for
kes. Y0Ik sjth Oct Baltic, 81 COEstOck, do 18Th
Iaudsn-i Entered lawaTd 18th, Php1ix Parkinson, Bos-
ron Adams Brooks Taiousac, River St Lawrence20th
Northumberland Lord New York. Kate Howe. Nsrnxoss
New Orleans CID l7tA. Mar Annah. Btlngs, Newport,
70 load Tor ned States ard sailed from Deal nth AZ
trarap smith for DO H. lad Tor % Albion. Koal. New
.sslie 10 asi for Nev YORK itt, c-c.3f-.s, A..lsr
New Ysrk land sailed fr0n Graves nj 'Is' Ear West
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yresa,e ports and Exports Of ths yes'' eeh
Nth last year. no, ncluoins the Imports OF specie
-. - NJ Wang J.sp.RY re N0vsA5ER-
Free Da'ia5ls- o,s
isSo -9ssf7 9s SIS 95s oi40i,38
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Cleared.

Sec Ssre.tk Peg, for additional Sap Ners.
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For ign Ports.

At London i2A al, ssp SeIsmpore Jehasos. fer BAs-
sor. to lad states Tor Bss.on.
SD I'm Cork. 18th Ill, h New Hampshire, Chass tna
Glasgow for New-lolk.
Al Carthasens Th ui, scar Three Sssiers, for New
York 18th
AZ Martinique, 18Th ut. h7ss Amer Taylor, Saunders,
and Porto Rico earle. frc0 btngo INC Albion Cooper.
DAILY from Bah. do. schr. c h samrsss, Berry from
dc do.
Al So Thomas, eist ulf schrs Laura, Woolfsrd. for
Porto Rco 10 read os New York Burgess, ss po1 ss
Prince, to f'ad for Nrw-Nors
At MayBguez. ?. r. iasA INST schT Grand issaad, -
NaMhurNportl for Boat n. zee
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aa CAREruLLr RErOnrED r0R TaE TAInvNr

IUEsDAl, OCT T. nj.
ASnTS-The maTket - steady, with moderate demand
Sales oi 20 bbls AZ 81 81 % for POis and 81 81 io-
Pearls. The receipts are large
COI1ON-The MARKETS lower 50J bales sold TO- gy
al q VQsse -
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zse3o e3 ali o1.sn sll,elo,s7g

Exyorrs At NEW YoEE -JANotnT 70 NoT ro.sI
&C.. DOE ne es ssS sfSisa sssSiiS-s s7Isi9s;
isse 3s.ssas42 47s655l 7,Ses,'s' -, 70 -, -,
Increase ---------.------"--- S~I'V'iA'
As the comparative impCrs Of Dry Goo'S
fer the ten months sho . variation OF only ABOUT
sso0e. 1t follow -. above excess Of sil e4os13 IS
in other a.,.s The following table WI sho 3 the
ey- - - s,.eie for the ten months
'~''s - SP''- a, oes esiiIpne S54e2.jiT
JsIuafy--- ---- ,, o. $50 Iulv - 6 03f 10
February $500 sSs Sal Aneust 2.6534i4
harch--------- ss9 IS9lSec,en1er 34gJ. l42
Aprl-- ------ 20 las o. tober l.770.507
To,,l $33 O20,9,e
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TOTHR DENTAL Profession

u DR.. JOHN ALLEN 81 Cinciaa All, Ohio, ron oass
to hs professional brethYsa TIE pDp0ngDny o. nsA-
Themselves Of the adsTntucs II his invention
cal Density. BY his Dstlot, Teeth are ai,so y ~.
metallic plate, BY fusibe i.iBcfal cOmposon o tn.s
LeTceth Cum and Plate, ocose 5as asspsraole mAe.'
and the tine be gtd gus color eroSsni oD'
SO az % resemble la,nTs - IL -
DIS BRIDGES SIl1lI, Of No. 100 Henry-st, bt 80
lyn L. L.. MY are ny eJeruTe agents IN al Nes ~
land and Ne~ Jersey The viii give instruction. AN
Nah the mpOsou 10 sEca desire u avail ths
II tbs desideratgm IN hechan cal Dentistry Dentss.
Of the great cites IA New yrk sei Pe0nsl lv~sit
. sxlt,, =, 49,. JonS ALLEN.
rs h.HkSu So - isAa- Ciss1hasn
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MEDICINES.
HATCaITTS
Com poun d Extract OF
GOHOSHs

rTUlS Medicine, he rtofore, has been confined al
j mos, entirely tn domestic practice, being known
only to the Pioneers o: the West and those having
communication with the Indians. With but few
exceptions has entirely escaped the attention OF
the Regular Physician and is altogether unknown
in populous portions of the country.
lis medical properties are more powerful and va
led than any other plant known TO the American
lorist. 49,,
IrisA POWERFUL Tonic Curing Chills and Fe-
vers Of long standing, when Quinine and other Ton
les have failed. =,
IT sA SrIMrLus-l Increasing the secretions oil
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane, il cures Asthma
Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption. r,
IRIS AN Acknowledging a more powerful
effect upon The Liver than any known vegetable; II
cures Dyspepsia Costiveness, Jaundice ami all OIL
lsus diseases.
IRIS ANrrscoRBUrIc-Itbe being proved beyond con,
tradiction that il uM cure Scroiua, Scurvy, and oil
diseases caused by impure blood.
IRIS DIAPHoRETIc-Curing all diseases OF the
skin, such as Itch, letter, Scald Head, Pieurisy,
Erysipelas, Scarlet Fever, Measles, and Small Fox
II Is DruRErIc AND EMESAGoGUE-Curingd diseases
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Hysteria. Deranged
Menstrnation and Chronic Affections OF the Womb
sp Ii has proved to be unsurpassed as Medi'
cine, for Rheumatism and Gout, Mercurial and Sy'
pnalitic Diseases.
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new MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
NORTHERN MAIL


Arrives at Evansville, Mondays, Wedne>
days and Fridays, at 10 P. M. Closes same
days at9P M. Depai.s Tuesdays Thursday.
and Saturdays at A. M. Arrives at Vincennes.
same days at P M
EASTERN MAIL..By the River.
Due at Evansville on Sundays, Tuesdays and
IN lrsdays, al 8 A. M. Closes same DAYS at
P. M. Irregular
ERN MAIL..By the River.
Arrives Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS at
Up. N. Irregular
NEW HARMONY MAIL.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
at 2 T. M. Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at IA. M.
ROCKPoRT MAIL.
Arrives mondays and Frilays al 6 P. NJ
Closes same day at 9P.M
MOUNT VERNON MAIL.
Arrives Fridays at 4 p. Nj. Closes same dav
a,9P p. NJ
Arrives Thursdays al p. nj. Departs sam
dav at A. M.
Mails TO Newark, EcCutchinyille. and Wea
ately.
OFFICE HOURS.
The Fost Office will be open from 7 Ant
P. M. On Sundays after the arrival of the
Eastern Mail, ana from IL NJ, toIP. N. for the
accommodation Of the counlry people.
ESThe attention Of the community ia called
to The above new Mail Arrangements. The
hours appointed for closing the Office and Mail
VIII no. be ex-endet except only in cases of M :
gent necessity. Respectfully.
w H. CHANDLER, Pm.
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To Physicians, Country Merchants. and
Everybody.


/ UST received from the Eastern markets , Lawn.
- assortment, in addition TO my f1mer stock Of
Drugs. Chemicals, Dyes, Oils, &C., consisting in
part Of the preparations cf Mercury, Iodine. From
Qnnne and Morphine; Nitrate of Silver, pure:
Salaclne, Piperine, Tannln and Pepsjn.
Pcheffelin's selected powdered lpecac. Jallas-
Cuinchcnea, Turkey AMI India Rhubarb.
Potash, Pearlash. Saleraius. Sup. Carb. Soda.
Cream of Tartar, Tertaric Acid, Epson and Ro'
cheiie Salts Camphor. Opium, and many other ar
ucles specially in the Drug line.
Mrs. Millar's fine Cat Chewing Tobacco and n
superior article of Cavendish, Macaboy and Scotch
Snulfs
A tHe assortment Of Bird Cages. seeds and foun.
iaIns Hyaits genuine excelsior Matches, Mofia II 3
Phoenix Bitters and Pills, IIr. 5. r. Townsend,s
Sarsaparilla, and oil other Sarsapaiillas and popu-
lar patent medicines.
Brushes Of every kind from the large whitew ash
down to the Camels Hair pencil
DIR. Bannings' Body Brace. DIR. Fitch's Snppor.
tiers, Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes. Books on
Consumption, and Medicines Also, Erringers' Sup
porters Braces, Bandages and Truss.s
Garden Seeds medicinal herbs roots, extracts
and powders pnt up by the Shakers
Glassware "A full assorimen Of stop fur iture
bottles and walls window and plate cut 10 any size
at our own risk. All OF which are offered whole.
sale or retail, with desire to give satisfaction as to
quality and price. ALLEN c. HAILOCK.
'thllu, Main ST. near Water Evar, syille In
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w. II A k EK IS

Plain, Street. Eagle, French, and Vanilla Choc-
olateS Cocoa, BrOnla Cocoa Paste, Sticks, dc.
TN Merchants and Consumers who would pur-
i chase the hest products of CocoA-iree from
auiteration--more nutritious and heaihul than
either tea or cotfee--and in quality unsurpassed
the subscriber recommends the above articles man.
utactured by himself, and stamped with his name
and residence. His BRoMA and Cocoa PAsTE as del.
icate, palatable and salutary drinks 70. invaids,
convalescents. children, travellers and others, are
pronounced by the most eminent physicians supe.
rior to any other. HIS FRENcH and VANILLA CBoco.
LATEs ure arranted equal IN delicac, and flavor
To the best OF Paris manufacture, and at one-hali
their prices In consequence OF the great adulte.
ration in almost all the Cocoa and CBocol ATE pre-
paraiions now offered TO the public, ir order to
cheapcn them, the subscriber hopes that his own
manufactures will be thoroughly tested, and if
found unequal to his recommendations. they may
be returned 10 his agents where purchased, and
their cos, shall be refunded. They are always on
sale in any quantity by the prime pal wholesale gro-
GERS in the eastern cities; and by his agents + ID
Brigham & Co. Boston; James VI Bunce 4 Co,
Hartford. Hussey & Murray, New York. George
WHIT, Albany; Bosworth, Troy. NY; Grant a.
Stone, Phila; Thos Brnndige Bait more; How
ell g. otmnker. Georgetown, D c; Fowle & Co,
Alexandria, Va; Vose Brothers, New Orleans; Ken
net. Mckee Il Co. Cincinnati o: VIM Bagaiey g.
g. Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. WALTER BAKER,
mh26-4tw Dorchester. Mass.
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MEDICINES.
WE cHEERFyLLY REFUND TIL

In all cases ichere MitchelPs Indian rheumatic
Extract, fails to gire retiefin Rheumatism, Net
roigia, or Gout, ichen properly applied =,
THE unprecedented sale OF this Medicine IN Ihe
l. short space OF seven months, is OF itself sufhc,
lent proof OF its efficacy, and the testimonials OF
some OF the most respectable citizens and Physicians
of Louisville who have used it (see Circulars) can
not fail to convince the most scepical oil the virtues
OF This unequalled medicine.
DR.. II NJ. WeatheIford, Of Louisville, says: =.
have used Mitchel's Indian Extract with more
benefit to myself, than any, or oil the remedies
have made uial OF in the course OF iory'seven
years, during which time ! have laboied under
Rheumatism. am now relieved Of oil pain"
Mai. homas M. Hicks, oil Of Louisville, says
"ln less than three days was relieved OF the most
excrutiating pains, and my limbs were all measur'
ably restored TO their natural feeling. 10 the at
ficied would recommend this medicine, and car
assure them il is no humbug =,
RAYMOND & PATTEN, Louisville, KY, sole
agents for the United States.
For sale i'm Evansville. by
WM. M. WOOLSEY,
ALLEN c, HALLOCK.
I'm Princeton by X. b. HALLOCk.
dac1T 2u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-11
REMOVAL.
CITY CTlON HOUS e..

HNHE undersigned have removed into the fOur
i story hre-pr,o building on Water street, two
doors above Main, formerly occupied by X. Barnes
and are prepared sell at Auction all descriptions
of property entrusted to them They will attend to
selling of Real Estate in any part OF the city.
Regular Sale Days, Wednesdays, and for second
hand Furniture and 'Calamines" in general, Satui
days. Having an abundance OF room, persons wish
ing Goods stored can be accommodated.
They keep on hand general assortment OF FUR
NITuRE, consisting OF SOFAS, Bureaus, Tables
Chars, Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, &c
&C. Also, Dry Goods, Books, Fancy Articles,
Notions. Also a general assortment OF Clocks
wholesale and retail.
mil WOOLSEY & NELSON.