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Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

Philadelphia, May 5.-At an early
hour on Saturday afternoon, our citizens
were startled by the news, which had
been sent by express to the city, of most
dreadful murder in the township of Rox-
borough, one of the beautiful and ro-
mantle sections of the rural portion OF
like stiffness pervaded the scene--the
spectators were almost mute with horror
Indignation was depicted on every
countenance, and many manly as gen.
tie eve suffused with tears. The specta-
Gle out door was awful to be hold-a fe-
male PROSTATE upon her back at full
length in pool of congealed blood, the
whole front of her skull stove in, and her
brains streaming in masses ircm the
wound. a man extended also at full
length upon the damp earth, his face
buried in the ground, and the posterior
part of his head beaten to atoms, with
complete destruction of the brain. The
house was entered, and here was disoos-
ed the worst sight Of all. In the corner
of room, as though it had crawled there
and expired, lay crouched upon its face a
dead infant AS one of the policemen
turned 1t over, he observed that the side,
front, and back of its Uranium had been
fractured; and though lifeless for several
hours, and its countenance distorted by
the shocking injuries it had received,
there was still such life like expression
Of innocence in its look, that it was diff
cult for the spectators to realise the idea
that it was really corpse which they
were beholding-indeed, the murdered
baby appeared as only sleeping. This
alarming and heart-rending affair is wrap
ped in no little mystery. The facts OF
the circumstance, so far as disclosed, seem
TO be these: The family consisted of Val
entine, Barse, aged 46, his wife, Caroline.
aged 80, both natives of Germany, and
their four children born in this country.
The mother was encaente.
A man calling himself Christian Gra-
Ginger, was arrested this afternoon upon
suspicion of being the murderer OF. the
Bartle family He has been fully iden-
titled as being the man employed by Bar
| tie, and who made threats against him
in consequence of some disagreement
about wages.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

Con6de not in him who has once de
ceived you;
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

PENSION WARRANrs.-A Washington
letter in the New York Tribune, states
that great delay is caused at the Pension
Bureau, in consequence of about three
quarters, if not more, of the applications
for warrants under the recent Bounty
Land Law being deficient in one, two.
three or half a dozen necessary points of
evidence--the period, duration, Locality
of service, &c The writer states that
there are at present at least one hundred
Thousand applications on file, and that
they are still coming in at the rate ol
four hundred day. The largest number
of warrants which the Department has
found it practicable to issue IN one Gay
has been two hundred.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

Our wishes are but the idle blossoms
of the tree of human life. seldom bearing
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

GEMS OF THouGHr.-A loving heart
incloses within itself an unfading and
LNdon
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TIE Seventh. Census OF the United States OF
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Iif, at Cen Andrew Jackson; edited by John :.
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An,iquit e. of, the state of New York; 'cing t,o
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS.
EDW. J. MAaTIN q CO.,

EDN. j. II L ATTN ~ Co.,
UhoIesa,e Grocers and Commission
Merchants, Main 81, doors
below ssie Giit.tsouse,
Louisville, KY,
JJAyE in store and for sale at the lowest mar
i ket prices,
Us hhds prime n. @. Sugar;
2OO pks Coverings Eastern Loaf, Crushed
and Powdered DO;
l60 pks ST. James Refinery do. DO;
20 casks Dutch Crushed 10;
% hads S uarr's n. Y. Syrup;
$50 bbls sugar house g. plantation Molasses;
500 bags prime Eastern Rio Coffee;
l25 do old Government Java;
400 hlf chests various grades gunpowder Tea;
100 60 DO co 90 imperial & young
1a5 do do DO 90 black do;
500 Cad les boxes green and black Teas;
$50 bbls large Nos l. and ; Mackercl;
400 half 90 co l, , and ) do;
100 or DO aud kit s no. /, DO;
Is tierces ami - bbs no. Salmon;
$3.50 Kegs 3, 4, 6, SO, 10, II, It, 70, 80 and
COZ DO 6, 5 and lol. Fence and Brads;
bags assorted II pc Yarns;
1000 do 90 Brands 90;
100 bills Tar, Pitch and Ro>in;
900 boxes 5 ar Candles, assorted;
go toz Buckets and Tubs;
lO0boxcs Bakers Chocolate Broma& Cocoa;
10 Go ground CaSsIa, Cloves, GInger RI
memo and Pepper
30 60 Brown an0 CASTLE Soaps;
40 cases Sariines whole & hali boxes;
- lierces Head Rice;
30 casks Tenant SEla Ash;
10 boxes Langhornes' Gold and Peach leaf
Tobacco;
80 90 Nj ssouri ana Kentucky 5a's and
lib lump 10;
go bags hnc and coarse Liverpool Salt;
$50 boxes sbyl0 10 l25yI6 Window Glass;
80 gross Wine Bottles extra;
O. casks Boston Saleraius;
800 nesls a. sorted Gov red Buckets;
80 bags Pepper am Pimento;
5J1 lbs Penang MINI 6;
100 boxes Foxs Cincinnati S,arch;
80 do So I'm Candles; ...
800 Pks iZ Branjies; Port, Madeira and
Sherry Wines; Ili-h Whisky ami holland Gin:
also 10 baskets Sch elders Ancho!. Crown and
other bran IS. Ch3mpa re; received dir-ct from
Gu tom House wiki certificates.
We pledge ours. Ives TO sell as low as AIRY
House W. OF h, mountains. Consi- nmentS OF
PTO4ucc solicited.
EDW. MARTIN & CO.
iylG2w;l&w* $50 Main St, Louisville, Ky.
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JOHN GREEK.
BOYD BULLOCK.

The undersigned begs leave to return thanks
Cor The patronage heretofore extended AMI
to assure his friends nj tn pu lie that h. will
use al honorable exeIlions 10 merit cOntinu-
ance OF the same
Have now en- hand a fine stock Of Lumber
which will sell cheap icr cash and will en-
dca sor TO accommodate all at the Mill at short
office. LIVE 2wd&wl JNO GREEK.
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NOPE BOOKS.

THE Life. Of General Scott, also The History
J. ofthe Mexican War; 10y E ID Mansfield.
American Education, lis Principles aud Ele-
ments, edicased TO the Teachers Of the United
STATES; by Z. ID. Mansfield.
Memoirs of Willi9m Wordsworth; by Chris
TOPPER Wordsworth y. ID. Fitted by Henry
Reed For sale 10y Ell HOOD & co
jyIO Main St door below Morgan g. Keen.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS.

II % Il Z K I I E r G I ) )
~---sy keeps cans anily CA hand every va -
rieiy and description 81 Cahinei Fur -,
- nj ure and ChaIs, which ne waTranlsl
io SAND wit any work mSde IN this ely or else
where. Persons wishing to purchase would TO wei.
IA give him call shop On Main street, between
Pad and 3rd strce,s.
lie has lbs, received large AMI handsome va
rieiv at new furniture which VII! be sold Oh The
luostr aromatic terms.
LUMBER YARD!i
lie has also just received at his yard, opposite hi
Ware-roor, on Main street large supply al first
rate pine lumber, Of every description Which he Of
erS to the public On most reasonable Terms.
COFFiNS made TO order. 4 large supply Of al
kinds and sizes ON hand, and Tor sale al reason Die
prices. A llearse Is always ready at land. Dwell
ing House next door ~ wareiOus, 4, where calls
YIl, be attended 10 II all hours vi the night.
jyla-5m
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TOPEYSICIAES.

nor sale in a neishtoiin- town, well selec-
L ted sock OF NJ dicines with furniture and
fixtures. Also an excellent Medical Library OF
the latest and best standard WORKS. The incum-
bent has practice worth several hundred dollars
year. and viii il desired, use his Influence for
his successor during The ti.e he NAV remain
For trrher particulars, enquire OF DR.. Byford,
OF This city. jyli-
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DIsScTuTINN-

TINE partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned. uuder the firm and name
of Greek 81 Bullock, has been this day disso.v-
ed by mutual consent. The not, and accounts
belonging TO said firm, have been transferred 10
John Greek OF laid firm who is aulho lied {,
collect and receipt for the same, and will pay al
claims against the late firm.
JOHN GREEK.
BOYD BULLOCK.
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SELLING OPP At COST.

ID Arm > " COLDt,tN, 'co. her q, hialn and
O Water SITS, now uGer the Ia ance OF their stock
Of Burases, Tissues, awns, Organizes, Painted
Muslins Barege de LANES AL Wool die LANES.
Embroidered Cnpes, Light Prints and Cotton pant
Stntls, tcost TO prepare Tor their tail stock.
They have now on la ID the largest and hest as
% rmant nf Carpets, Rug, OIcohs, CJrnlces
Curtain Arms AMI S apie by GOods To- be- found
i'm the place. which they will sell at The lowest
prices. furrhers please call and examine, as
rar- chance now offers for bargains. ie2,tfI
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wAGNINGi!

I IL, persons IndtbteI ~ tie estate OF Samuel
~ Cuppies are informed unless hey call and
settle accounts. they wall toe 'ell the; hands
collection. % cal and settle with John Gregg
at IA I,I stand JAS LAUGdLIN, JR.
j. 9-iwd INV Adminisfrat tor.
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j. MILTON SANDERs, N. d., l.. L.. D.

J.. MILTON SANDERS, NJ. ID, L. l.. D.,
Pro- ssoI Of Chemistry Pharmacy and Icricoiogy
ia tie Excite .utd,ci ItSittaie If
Cincinnati, CkI0.
INFORMS the penp'e Of the West, that having
received complete apparatus for The purpose,
Is prepared Ia examine ani anaiyze Min LRAL &,
Uk = MINERAL WATERS, SOILS, AMI al
other substances upon which u chemical answer
may be required.
Having - nj the last ten years in the best APP
pointed Laboratories in London and this country,
ana IN The acout'iti0u fChemical hnowlejgo un
der Two OF The Il Chemists o Europe. Prot san
ders IS NV prepared t. gise opinions al vice
upon all suhJgcIs cOnlec oh " IN Chemistry "a Is
applications 10 Analysis, EXierlm nj and Mana-
iaciutCg. Having constant communications witE
the ahlest { eni~I> 90 Eurule, he can nj Hnv time
urni Ia l. fJImaiiIn OF he latest Manaiac INC
and Chemical processes, together with DiasfaniS
1l recent improvement, n apparatus AMI M ichn.
ery for tIOte purp ises. Thhe wishing inlormi
,vn upon arv f tie above sulJ .'t~ viii III ase
"a u upon Prof : at The office Of Prot x. 5 NEW.
roS, corner OF Seventh and COi.eg3 streets, Or al
lreSs ,>ost paid. 10 this ''iiy.
TfsciI.RGti, " ~. 1851.
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SOS REWARD.
wHEREAR A BASE COUNTERFEIT OF

"hb"EAis n DASH N"S-i| "
Perry Ddvis' Vegetable Pain hitier,
] A. mlde its appnraneein MlrSet, reward
il i 4 twenty five Dollars will be pad tor the
production at legal vidcnre that any peTsIG OF
persons lre engaged In The ManuiacIuF, coun
iere't article within the limits OF this State -
SAID testimony may he iOrwar ed ty letter or Ge'
Tweed n person, ,ther at this office. or n, the
Western Office No Z. College Buildings Wal
mt street, Cimcinnati, or to MIR j. v Harris
i ~ London, t ~ Perry Davis i SON at their
Ell Provide &C. 4.
Agents and dealers III the genuine are reIsest-
ed 90 advise US of the lending oil spurious ar
ticle by principaed dealers.
J. ~ HARRIS & CO,
Per ID. A. REpFiELD
jV2j-3id&w Agent. Tor Ind.
Lidiaa polis, July l6, 1871
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NOTICE.

F~IIE 'Specitl Board al hqIaliza;ion' tor Vin-
dcrhu IN County, will meet al the Court
House IN Evansville, on The nrst Monday in Sep
tsnh-r ucxt f.f The purpose OF caring and de err
mining the compla az OF any own,r ar owners Of
lell e-.ae con;uil ei in lie ahsiTacI 81 The appris
ors oi ~ d yuuu,y tor he year 1881, and eeua Il
ia. nc violations made by sai uppr isers.
f. Y-I-i ~ VI. Ii. NALkEE, \, Y. c.
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NOTICE

T HEREBY give notice that WI pay no debts
/ con racieI after This dare by my wife Eliza
SAMSON. alias FL lot she having lief my ded and
noard without due cause JOHN SAMSON.
S-nderSville. July IA, 81. [jyl5-lwdlw'I
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MEDICAL COLLEGE CT CHIC.
SESSION or lS5l-'52.

T7HETHIRTY SECOND ANNUALSESSlON
4 OF THIS INSTITUTION will open on the
18Th of October nexr. and close on The ct OF Feb>
ruary. under the following arrangements
H. w. BAILEY, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
JoHN LOCKE, NJ d., Professor OF Chemistry and
Phama
and Pathology.
TO. DwAkDs, VI. D., Prof ssor of Materia Ne
dica and I therapeutics, aud Medical Jurisprudence
H. d. MUesLY, NJ. d., Piolessor OF Surgery
LANDoN G. RIvEs, VI. d., Professor Of Obstetrics
and The Diseases of Women and Children.
JOHN Bal NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Prac-
tce of Medicine
Joux DAVIS. II. D., Demonstratnr of Anatomy.
@rThe DrsSECrING B0oMs will be opened tor
classes on tn 1t rr October
gr. LINIcAL LECTURES on Medicine and Surgery
will be delivered Ut the Commsrciil Hospital three
tunes week.
The Medical College of Ohio afT,rds the NOS,
ample oppoI sies tor the prosecution o! practical
dRqt0Hg AND ciiAicaL Instructions in Medicine and
Surgery.
i)relimiuarn Ecr.ures.
a course Il Lect res Wi DC delivered by the
faculty tree OF cnaTgel, commencing the Isl Of
october; also, Clinical Lectures al tie Commercial
H. pital.
FnES. For fnll course of Lectures, elc5;
MaiTicalation and Library Ticker. So Dsscciins
Ticket. $40; Graduation Fee, S25; Hospital IicAel,
S5-payahie in advance
QcJ- board Unloading the expenses of room. fIcl
and llghp can be oJIainea OIL from - 10 So per
weeH
!rg-A new College Edifice will be erected during
tee ensuing summer.
Further IniJrmulIon may be obtained by address.
ing the Dean
LAWSON, MD,
jyii-lmi&w Dean otthe Facd!tv,
South side Of 9TH ST., between Walnut and Vine.
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SCHOOL, NOTICE.
EyASSyl1LG 1. MALE ACADEMY,

LkAtSN l14EA1 VI ALE ACA DENk.
NJ W. SAtEOkD. a NJ, Pnncipai,
WM. ". AFFORD. assistant aPd,
J.. II. A. FLuE,,EL, Iescler IF German.
EVANSVILLE FEMALE Summary,
MISS X. CLARK, Principal.
THE Fall and Winter Session Of the cbove
i Institutions, will commence the first Mon
day in SPIT, mber. B comparing III last Two
Catalogues, il will be seen that the increase in
the number OF pupils b. las year. has exceeded
Sky pr cent, and il is believed the facilities OF
instruction have been increased III an equal, il
not greater degree.
No pains vii be spared to render both insli,u-
lions all hat can reasonably be desired.
For further pr iculars see Catalogue for
lS5O-'jl which can lie had gratis at The Book
Stores in Evansville, oIei,her Of the Teachers
on application in person or By mail.
Communications relative 20 The Academy CT
Seminary, may be addressed TO
NJ. w. Stafford,
jy23 Proprietor.
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EAGLE MILLS COT TON YARN.

ME subscfuers have become agents Dr the
/ alb We mills. aud can sup y customers wi h
any qIanIiiies If Yarns. Irvine ant Carpet warp,
81 very tavlrile terms. From the universal sat
isilbIiJn which these yarns have given, we think
1t useless Ia add anything in tneir favor, but ask
pa -cnasers to an examination
W. FOSTER & BROWN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.. /,
TempIe OF Honor DIVISION. 81. s.ofT.

Officers. Tribe, w p; Rober' Rusion,
W. A.; Rieh'd Smyth, r s; w. Grant, A. Il.
S; A. & Hallock F.. S: +. III. Degarmo L c..
Dawson. c.; w NJ Duncan a. c. Henry Butts,
J. 5; Marcus Sherwood, o. S; j. ID. Mackey, P.
WP
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Morning star lodge. No. /, L. o. o. F.

Meets every Thursday evening, at Shanklin's
building cerner OF Water and Locust Streets
OFoers-JOhn T.. y; alker p. G. Hiram Mel
son; ~ c.; j. 4. Crane, V. G.; Vim. III Bing.
ham Secty; ). SGrenson p. s.; Lewis HOwes,
Treas; VI w. Stafford c.. Robt S. huston, w :;
p. KenGall l. c.; JOS. Saunders o. O.
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TAKE notice.!

I Ill undersIsne. has an hare large assert
: ment at Cloths, Cas-imeTes AID VestIugs
and viii make them To oider cheaper than ever
they have been offered heIole, and cheaper than
the same quality of goods can be bought manu-
acgured in this place. Terms cash.
ID. >. AMI ERSON,
mhl9-tf One door below the ,st flee.
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peyNTs. DENNIS, &C.

UST receiv, Do cases N,uder Fi'nts' Denim
- and PiutalJJnery, suitable Ion The present sea
son. Tor sale az the very lowest prices -
~ J. II MAGliEt. .. co.
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Meets LIST and 81 Monday evenings, in Shank
Inns Building. corner o. Water an. Locust SITS:
OGcsrs.-wm HusbelI. w. VI: w. T.. HoU,nq-
worth. w ; WIN. Brown, J. w; Gro Rtche,
Ssc'ty; TIL ;. Conyingtan. Treas Osborne Riley,
S. D.; ID. A. FaTnsley. J. D. Norton. Tyler.
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{ UNDhIES.--
= 80 caScs -Ieep grey Cashmere;
10 do Robin tlOOI Pliid>;
40 90 Blu and Orange Prints;
, 90 Hoyle < Sons Purple Prints;
20 do Glue pu pie and fancy Prints;
= do Oil Chiuz (Swi >;
3 DO Black CalIcu;
do R-d Fringr>. white and black Sill
Gloves; twisted silk Mus; black 81 k Lace; re-
ceiyed and for sale by
JAMES LOW g. CO.,
;yo9l.v l!1Miin ST. Louisville Ky.
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BOOTS AID SHOES.

I UST received aud IA store,
j 30 eases Boots aud choes, adapted for e.,
uicsen, and approaching seasons. All Oi whicl
.,'.y offer 10 The trade On the most liberal terms
ann at The lowest prices.
CIV 'vts J. H. MAGuEE & co.
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evansville Ledge No. s5,I. o. o. Z.

OGcsr<-Jesse Burns. 7. G. !: jas @. Hachit',
n G.; +. ID. \ len, V. q Isic'd ID. tartan, Sec,y;
II. L. Hart, Teas: A. Liter. G., T. T.. Dr8ru'er,
w ; L.. w. Newmister, 1. G.; Saunders, o e..
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JANIS LDW ~ co.,
Il7 lsain street.

LOUIS VILE, KENTUCh y,
ID ESPEC FULLY inform purchase 5 ol Goods
4 that they have now on haud ore OF the mos
complete STOCKS vi Try GOODS % be found IL
the Western Country.
Their purchases are made exclusively foi cash
and their IN lilo s--s'na profits and qucN returns
They solicit an examination OF their stock IRON
all PURCHASERS OF goods IL This market.
"a
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MEDICINES.
DIS. =. ID. HOW Esq ~
IMPROVED .
SA AKER SARSAPARILLA!!
THE GREAT .'
SPRING AND SUMNER NIEDICINEt
TURTLES the Blood N Prevents Diseased,
bSPROUF-41
A'C Ii LID AVEDfl s.si3 ~

CURIOUS CAsE.-The following evidence Is only:
one 81 thousands OF sim1ar character, and conclu.
'Nciy proves that DR.. liowe's Sarsaparilla is one
81 the most effective remedies ever discovered
CINCINNATI, March Is, lSl9.
DR.. Howe Dear Sir--hy son, when about six
month, old, broke out with that dreadful diseass
ScToiaEoRs Sores, over the face and BODY, and for
lwo years and halt tried every means that could
be suggested by my friends | also had the ADVICE
OF six or seven OF the hes; physicians IN the coun
Try without et,ecting a cure, and almost wished
the little sufferer dead that il might be freed from
lis pains, During the last six months, the sores
were so distressing and painful, myself and wife
were up with il night aud day for weeks together,
aud zee had gtoen up all hope OF raising our lit
ne one. Al length friend advised us TO try our
shaker Saisapnria. Reluctantly tried it, and
have REASON u bless God fer it, for in very Short
tiie healed up The sores so that there is scarcely
even a sea. be seen. We only regret that We did
not hear OF, and commence using it sooner as We
a.e satisfied it would have saved a great deal OF
suffering and expense. The child is now well and
hearty. We do unhesltatingly consider your Sha.
ker Sdrsapara one of the rest preparations now
in use. JOHN ST A NSBURY. Us
Rose, between Front and Sec, md Streets
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INV WEoLEsA1B & FETAL JEW
LILY 81 GRE,
No. So ith 81. bet Mainland Market
LOUISVILLE. KY.

n .. CD AIN ST. bel AZ Il u " II L ~ = &c l,
LOUISViLLE. Ky.
~ The subscriber having just opened q
- y ore OF the larges anu rio estst cks eS-sls
= :, 4the> and ,lew,i;y m the city, woulu inII,o
CoaEtrv Ntrclanis aud lhC public generally To call
and eXamue ius a",ts IA PIC :, To- Wig lha-
e /. seiiin" superior qua ~ OF .ocds at iIcm %
tn 80 per cent. hes Than any other house M Tie
civ, either AZ node ale ar retail.
Having made anans nieliis with The mcnuiscin-
rers hlthi tur Yye and America. he j. constant
rece wing. direct ilcr thsnt every thing new AMI
a-h.Olabe.
) ,arse stock will always bo found to select from
consisting ia part Of the 10 lowing
Gold |, ,S;r Wa'chcs, uil Jew eed and ornament
ed. 10. so and upwiId:
silver Lepi.e Wutches, IS 10 2. warranted;
GId do so TO 80 doi
Fine ood Vest Chains. q and upward;
Gold Fob aud q GARD Chains, SO 90 soi
do Miniature LOckels. doubieand siEg'"'
do Miniature Pms aud Bracelets;
Ladies' and Gents tine gold breasiPins, large as
sortment.
Gold Pencils ard Thin,b'es
g. 81 T. smiths superior diamond Pointed Gold
Pens. with the improved extension holder, 9th
Gold oud silver:
Nacklces, Chatlemnies, Belt Slides. and vari-
ny ~ on r articles, which purchasers vii please
call AMI examine before missing their selections
believing II ~ be rrenilv - then advanag'.
AL g60ds 10 1rGRfcd GSreprcseRted atHe hmeof
sale, If not The ~ neg rriA be refunded:
e. a. BROWN.
Watches and Jewel,y carefully repaired. Old
Cold anu Silv bought OF taken in excha &c at
the hieheSt prices ie9tI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-28

COMPOSITION ROOFING.
H COMP ,S;lTION ROOF has Nren proved
w expe,i nee, TO be he ch apest aud most
durable lire and water proof fOUi ~ use. have a
hrt. stac, Of .il,fir Pape, ahd Compost ion tor
s-il. ~. h has D, e1 prepared under N. super
,i.iln. an IA q Try OF viii h wil warrant.
T. pa rs r il ihe country VIII furnish ia
strl.ci is or putting on hes rnnis.
l-AAC CROMIE,
Whole-a'e Paper Dealer, az, Main stieet,
iy2.-lrdNw Louisville. XIV.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-28

so CAS-. MEMS & BOYS HATS & CAPS
l. III ~ NJ os,i, stytv abd qda,iis. .Or sale
II &c ycAsGP, who esae or retail 10y
J. b. FUSTt K, Water street,
ap23 door from Main.