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MAYHEM. LEECH,

4 NRUlkSHANk y N. MA III Il w LEIEC1,
\/ALBERT SMITH &c. Sc-JuSt received and for
sale by EVANS BRITAIN 697 Broadway
THE COMIC HISTORY OF ROME, by the author OF
tie Comic History Of England illustrated by John Leech.
Nos /, 2, 3-3l cents each - -
1851 or THE ADVENTURES OF Mr.. AND MRS.
SANDBOY AND FAMILY. VINO came up to London IL
enjoy Themselves and the Grea' Exhibition. by Henry
Mayhew. Illustrated by George Crulkshank Nos Z s.
4 3--3l cents each.
THE MONTH Edited by Albert Smith. with lllus,ra-
tons by John Lee ch. No ], July-3 cents.
(yS Subscriptions for these and II the new English
Publications. Periodicals. &c received, aud the new num-
hers reguarl, as soon as received
To Orders for any book TO be forwarded by mail
Otherwise viii be promptly attended to- J30 n
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NARRYTOWN INSTTTUTE.-A Sc

i lect BOARDING SCHOOL iOr BOYS az TarTytoSR,
New YORK A NEWMAN. Principal In tins Institution
Young Gentlemen thoroughly instructed IN all the
BRANCHES of an English and Classical education The pnce
of Board and Tu inc udng bed bedding, washing and
mendg is from 500 $3.50 per annum according To the
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars refer
ences &c can obtained at SheFaTds Book Store, 32
Fulton-s, and al n WilcOI's United States School
Agency, 2g3 broadway by addressing note 70 the
princtsl m3 MWsFN
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DROFEssoR BARrLErT's TREA-
Read Il Read ;,
SUPERIOR To REYNOLDS BEST
'iilIng interest Just Published,

THE CHILD OF THE BATTLE FIELD.
Tale Of Waterloo By the author Of Don Cesar de Ba
zan, Jane Brightwe" &C This Is he most interesting
romance that has been published for years,
Fifty Thousand Copies have already been sold IN London
andhe demand Is daIly
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.
MaGEI VI The Child of the Battle Field Tale Of Wa
terloo New-York AkaIman Ormshy-This Is one OF
the most cart hIlng tales that We have read IN long
whrlo the mingled Pafhos and power "f the man
story show the author to have deeply studied the master
passions fthe human soul the esodcal details Of fea's
ofbro and battle evidently the production Of one who
has spent his dearest action the tented field" The
book handsomely printed very white paper, and Is
credit 10 n. young hut enter9rsng house that has pub
lshed H. lSunday News
MABEL or The Child of Battle Field the title Of
thrlngly interesting Of Waterloo. by the aihor Of
Don Casar j, Bazan aud other pop lar novels Illus
trated just pul ny Akarman Ormsoy lO2 Nassau
st. corner Of Ann II splendid story Of 3ei pages oc:avo
and vii command the attention of the lovers Of Romance
and light reading. Sunday Atss-
NABEL-Akarman Ormsby lO2 Nassau-si have pub
shed tale Of Waterloo splendid style, called Mabel
or The Child # tie Battle Field The work Is worthy OF
caef perusal combining does all the attractions Of
fiction with the charms Of history. lSunday Times
MABEL. or The Child Of the Battle Field, A Tale Of
Waterloo Akarman & ornsby. lo1 Nassaust.-This IS a
Wild story ofoye and revenge dating from the field OF Wa
eroo II teens with incidents and adventures OF the most
sfar ng and romantic character and tioe who are fond
The excitement which has foundation haI breadth
scapes and pens hy food and field, Will find in Ma
lei plenty oi congsnial food Morning star
Complete in one large volume Of 2cO pages SPLEEN
dldy illustrated. Price 50 cents
AKARMAN * ORMSBY. Publishers,
reQ 81. 10! Nassau-st corner # Ann.
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Capt Mauyatis Sea Stores Eclipsed
4 IGHT READING for the Summer

4 lGHT READING for the Summer -
Ilusi published this day the first American edition of
PAUL PERIMINkLE, one 0f the mos. interesting and
thrilling tales written by the author Of CaveE-
dish" &c This highly popular sea-story, which had
most unprecedented IN LAdOn. us published in
their superior style with ee CANT engraving meet
universal demand which repu has created for
with the reading public OF the United States.
Here IS peThags the most brilliant sei-sory pub
eked The haII- brt adth scapes and exciting ad
tures which contains would be past belief. II certain
air If truthlnesS did such things have
been even though they excite our special wOnderment
The author familiar with the srrors o! the
with It's charms and pants them both con 9more and with
z masters skill lCOnn. Journal
Price 80 cents
In q few days. q edition OF
TOM RACQUET and his Three MAIDEN Aunts
This most ueilghtful and amusing book something
the mingled STYLE Of Thaekeray ana Hooda work both
to laugh and cry We predict an unprecedented run
forr London Examiner.
Prce 50 cents
The second edition Of Coo ston's new novel,
THE SISTERS or The Fatal Marriages. b. Henry
Cockton author OF Valentine Nor. &c
The evils Of III assorted marriage tru'hf9hy
and srkingly depicted this work that cannot Ai 70
exercise beneficial influence upon society AZ TIE SANE
tine The book written with ever eIcelency OF style s
that simplicity and beauty Of dcton. and inerest ei p
fIe,bdau Morning Post
Price 50 cents IL LONG BROTHERS,
jya9 81 3 AEa-sr.
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EOARDING-A large iron, parlor oa
} second fY1r. wEh.'yo psniries bedroom aai sn ~
ha attached Also back p1r.ora pleasantly si.a It.
aud airy few SINGLE gentlemen c.l be lc ~ .,sd-
FefereIcss exchanged. l.ppiy =: - EGs, B-'liFcT
we tMWSE'
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.S CLERK in frst-class Carpet or
= r...r.hsn-irg varehous-, ~ Ycunr Nan a 10 has
,,.assa-si .rfererce TIE salary wsu!i h.. he -
- .y a. &c: =. a permanent situation The t--s OF ref
I,S,ees glyen .cdres. 4 r. ~ th, Office jyEs ~
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r FBANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and

cheapest route 10 this delightful Summer Retreat Is
b. Hudson River boats and Hudson hiVef Railroad -
Hnd.on and thence by railroad and stages the Spngs,
oy the wav II the Shaker City Passengers from New
IA. eclork M tram aud arrive at the Springs at q
PM Passengers from New-YOrk by evening boats oi
tran. Will leave Hudson the neIt morning al clocA and
sT AZ m, Srngs al 9, AM Usual fare upon the nveI,
81 fare from Hudson 70 The Sprngs 81 ~ ..,
" I WATERMAN, SoperInte ndent
Hadson June ., 1851. IelZ jim
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TTNITED STATES HOTEL at PHIL
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A CHARMING BOOK for MOTHERS
~ ard DAUGHIERS-D. APPLETON co. pub
lsh Thursday.
HOME Is HOME A Domestic Tale. vol. l2no
Payer cover 50 cents cloth 7j cents
Thus a very lively spirited tale, full Of humoT and p-
thos The author dehneaes with equal ana surprising
tao, the pecuiaTcs of the Englsh Tho Scotch and the
Irsh characters. and with charming depicts the
true happiness that sooner or later comes to the pure
heart and cultivated affections.
d. A & Co hay c Just published,
SOME PASSAGES IN THE LIFE or MRS MAR
GAKET MAITLAND. of Sunnyslde, written by herself
4 vol I2mo Paper cover 50 cents. cloth IS cents
Tins aI the best work from the pen of tins Powe fu
winter II as been received with great favor England
II deneate those charming of retired hie
Scotland, where the affections of the heart hounsh IN
Their highest punty and loyelness;
Nearly Ready,
10 Tale Of the AncieHi Fame. l2mo.
SUNRFAMS AND SHADOWS, aud BUDS AND
BLOSSOMS Or, Leaves from Aunt Minnes Portfolio.
l2Iuo V5V <tls
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UOY Wanted smart. intelligent Lad
1 = Of about I6 years. Apply 70 FELLOWS co ~
D a den-lale Up ~
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NTATE AND NATIONAL LAW
SSCHOOI., Ballston Spa, Saratoga CO.-The Annual
Commenceme Exercises Of this Institution viii take
place on the 9TH 7th and 9th Of August next On the 9th
the graduating class will appear The Degrees Will be
conferred and the Anniversary Oratlons will he delivered
The pubic, tha day especially. are invited 70 attend
The next term VIII commence the first Wednesday OF
September JOHN W. tOW LEN, PRESIDENT
ly28 lltD&uW
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second and third floors, suitable for single gentle
men together with partial Board may be obtained at 50
Concord near Fultonst Brooklyn Also on the rsi oi
September. large and pleasant back Pator iOI gentleman
and wife either furnished unurnIshed References re-
quued. VjV N'"rSh
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lin the second third story. and Board for gentle
pan and his wife. where there few hoardeSs N
p. asant and convenient house located between Iweh
and eniy eighth and Fourth and Sixth Address
c. Tribune Office, stating terms. Vl5l wv
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n cata4tIue-st. --Severai
se,:lrn.. . caI. p sasonio>la e. 9TH Boa-tny. n
r..rale g-s - eierro~sf corac, ~ Gaisarine-s
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ROAkDING.--AG Gentleman aud his
kDwlfe or two single gentlemen can he ,c,,,,~oas,sS
with Board In private family. Apply at 50 Alien-st
v2 lms
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ROOMS.-Wanted, by
DOOMS-Two small Front Rooms on

Il two gentlemen a Parlor and two Bedrooms, :" n
breakfast IN or near Fourteenthst Union lare Adj
dress with terms, ID. Tribune Once. JylS ~
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NJ WASHER and lroner by a Young Girl.
.sr1as 70 do eAauherworS Can be seen for two
s;sas, '@'Ai'S. between Washington and Greenwlch.
yS9 IL
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in BROOKLYN.-A Gentle

u man and MS WIFE also two three SINGLE gentlemen
can 0b pleasant airy furnished or lniurnsh-
ed within slr minutes walk Of the ferries Apply a. No
- Nassan corn.r Of Pearl, iyl iIn'
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AZ Cook, Washer aud lroner, Chamber

AZ NURSE and SeamStress. by respect
"a ,sa ave knshsh lady Is Competent o,ake charge II
Soss.s, Best Of city reference gwen. Apply a, lo0
iy3a lts
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4 AMY sSmsArloN . Is wanted BY a respectable
sas 80 ssa woman who hss lest her husband 81. no,
snseash old, and fresh hress; of mil VII
mvGsrA ssn.5aly useful In good home App,y n
Ssss - "a the rear, second story, front reom Can
A. Jy3o its
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u . ufasfOry and Warerolnl, 3ts BIEECkER-Sr cor
Of Charle.-s asso-ps-at cf elexaHi PIANO
HORTES with he metsltc fars and reverse ertrx AaA
al other modern improvements leio Sms
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HS AsslsrANr Booxvry,,n w.-..I

h y.v~iANi AM DoohktEPER. - w anted
e ,ss ,shs Man, who Is willing to devote h,x whole
sx BOA xss-..s ef his employer atualon a. ASSx,
ss.sA -, S "a Wholesale DRY G.eis S,ore SslSsv
sR A. mece an object as permanent s,,s 49,
- 'hess sTsn- Address A. r., Tribune OF
jy29 2ts
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DOARD in BROOKLYN-Two pleas
Jant rooms on first floor with full partial ooard
can he had by applying az le7 AtlantIc-st. N2S SW'
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EXCURSIONS-The Steamboat MIN

ILROD can be chartered by Lodges. Societies, Com
panes or Private Parties by sggl,Rf to JosEpa IT Z,
and West SIS. or Capt. EDWARD SMALL, on board.
At the foot Of Besch-st DiZ <hc
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BOARDING.

* y A X ID \ G. TO Let, Furnished
~ - k9om wah closets the 2d aoor to two gentle
men - vSsins foom OF with breakfast and tea Family
Reference exchanged " " az "a o..
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DOARD at CORNWALL. Orange Co,
DOARD REDUCED at the Private

Mansion House, 81 Greenwich 81, BY Mrs BERT,
formerly Foster. Gentlemen with single beds aud hgh'
arr rooms 81 30 per day boarders 81 per week
ransen boarders 50 per day Floating and shower
tafhs gratis jyii im'
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"TENNY LIND" GRAND PIANOS.
MELODEONS,-From the mandatory

1Na Of fCARHARr & NEEDHAM. having recen, and
valuable improvements TAlca Western MAKERS haze sof
f bcCn aI 10 cops and Which. for beauty and stability OF
fnSh volume and sweetness of tone eQualed by a,
other maker Prices from $50 20 $3.50 The best sSsogt
men, IN the city may he n ihe wareroOms of
y23 ln.as J : CLARK. Agent, 2g3 Broadway.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-24

NORTHERN MAI.

NOhI1tERN NAIL.
Arrives at Evansville, Mondays. Wedpe.-
days and Fridays, at 10 p. NJ Closes same
days at9P M. Depai Tuesdays. THURSDAYS
and Saturdays at 2 A. M. Arrives at Vincennes
same days at P. M
EASTERN MAlL.-By the River.
Due at Evansville. on Sundays, TUESDAYS and
Tn ,rsdays, at 8 A. M. Closes same DAYS At
P. M. Irregular
SOUTHERN MAIL..By the River.
Arrives Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays AZ
Up. N. Irregular.
Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at P. M. Closes Mondays, Wednesdays and,
Fridays at A. M
KOCKPoRT MAIL.
Arrives Mondays and Fri.ays al 6 p. NJ
MOUNT VERNON MAIL.
Arrives Fridays at p. M. Closes same dav
CYNTHIANA MAIL. TX
Arrives Thursdays at p. M. Departs same
dav al A. M.
Mails to Newark, kcCutchinville, ami West
Franklin, arrive on Saturday. Closes immedi-
ately.
OFFICE HOURS.
The Fost Office will be open from "A. M r.
3 +. M. On Sundays after the arrival Of the
Eastern Mail, and from 10 NJ, to p. n. for the
accommodation of the country people.
cRThe attention of the community is called
to the above new Mail Arrangements. The
hours appointed for cloiing the Office and Nails
will not be extended except only in cases of ur-
gent necessity, Respectfully
w H. CHANDLER, p. M.
.JuLu l. 1650.
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MEDICINES.
WE cznzRrXE8;KKsFuHD1H.

00OByo8 -
IN all cases tcAeye MiteAeLI'5 Indtsx fcAesmofs<
Eztraet, fails 70 gire retiefiS Rhesmef;s"', Ne~-
raigia, ~ Cont, srAex properly eHp!.ed.
S1>HE unprecedented sale OF this Me.ticine IN the
i shor. space OF seven months, y of 'sssi sumo:
some the most respectable citizens and Physiciass
of Louisville who have used il (see Circulars) can
not fail 70 convince the most septcal ot the virtues
oil this unequallsd medicine
DR.. H M. Westherford. Of Louisville, says: =.
have used Mitchell's Indian Extract with more
benefit to myself, than any, or oil the remedies
have ever made ia of in ths course OF 'orty-reven
years. during which time ! have iaSo'ea "noer
kheumaiism. am now relieved OF oil pain"
Mai. Thomas N. Hicks, al Of Louisville, says;
In iess than three days was relieved Q, the most
excrutiating pains, and my limbs were OIL measuf'
ably restored to their natural feeling 10 the of'
ficted would recommend this medicine ana can
assure them il 10 no humbug."
RAYMOND kPATTEN. Louisville. KY, sole
agents for the United States.
For sale in Evansville. by ,.r,
ALLEN c. HALLOCk.
In Princeton bv R. HALLOCk.
dec27 3m s@G-s
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MEDICINES.
HATCHTT6
Com d on n 4 Extract Of
COAOS HI

THIS Medicine, heretofore. has been confined al.
i most entirely tn domestic practice, being known
only to the Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indiana. With but few
exceptions, il has entirely escaped the attention Of
the Regular Physician and 10 altogether unknown
in populous portions of the country.
Its medical properties are more powerful and va
ried than any other plant known TO the American
Florist.
IrIsA POWERFUL ToSlc-Curing Chils and Fs'
vers of long standing. when Quuine and other Tom
les have failed. =.
IT IsA STIMULUS Increasing the secretions Of
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane, il cures Asthma
Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption.
IT Is AN ALrERArIvE-Havng q more powerful
effect upon the Liver than any known vegetable; i
cures dyspepsia, Costivcness, Jaundce AMI oil oil
Ious diseases.
Iris ANriscoRBUTIc-Itbe being proved beyond con.
fadictiou that il UU cure Scrofula, Scurvy, and all
diseases caused by impure blood.
IRIS DrAPHoRErIc-Curing all diseases of the
skin, such as Itch, letter, Scald Head. Pleurisy
Erysipelas, Scarlet Fever, Mea-les, end Small Pox
IT IS DIUREric AND ENENAGoGUE-Curingd diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Hysteria, DeIanged
MenstruaIion and Chronic Affections Of the Womb
DO Ii has proved to be unsurpassed as Medi
cine, for Rheumatism and Govt, Mercurial and ~
phalitc Diseases.
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MORGAN & KEEN
ALLI6 4 HOWEe

NTHOI ESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquore,.
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes, Spades, SHOW
els, Powder, ETC., etc., are now receiviUg their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully soy TO Mer.-
the West, almost as long rs the West has he'd bus
mess, they have thort ugh knowledge oil the West
and its wants. guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm.
are prepared to sell goods on az favorable terms o.
can be obtained in louisville or CinciT natl.
To CANAL COMMEMORATIVE special view to
Canal works, they have on hand, and will be con.
stnntly receiving large lots of Spades and Shoves.
Blasting Powder, together with oil other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll noursh the body, 70
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND PRODUCE DEALEBs--ThFy VIM
pay the highest market price for country produce,
and call particular attention to their yer. large
stock of Gunny Bags, hich they WILL furnish on,
terms that cannot fail to please
Nov g. 49-n2 l-tf:
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HE0lQXAL.
CITY Al CTIO.N HOUS y I.

THE undersigned, have removed into the four
Il story tire-Pr Ssfi building on Water street, two
doors above Main, formerly occupied by R. Barnes
and are prepared to cell at Auction oil descriptions
of property entrusted to them They will attend t.
selling Of Real Estate in any part Of the city.
Regular Sale Days, Wednesdays, and for second
hand Furniture and "Caamties'' in general, Satui
days. Having an abundance OF room, persons wish
ing Goods stored con be accommodated.
They keep on hand general assortment Of FUR
NITuRE, consisting OF SONS, Bureaus, Tables
Chars, Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, SC
&C. Also, Dry Goods, Books, Fancy Articles,
wholesale and retail.
mil WOOLSEY L. NELSON.
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$y35 .9y4 30
tUpon 3OO9 Policies now in force issued prior TO
Janu,ry lst lS49 Except term policies issued since
May let, lS46) the directors have eclared divi.
dend OF 80 per cent the premiums paid at the ta
bic rates, being The profits Of is4s.
The Directors having paid The losses that have
occurred. and reserved the OF $50. 800 II. and
the additional sum of $500 900 Of declared profits
as required by the BYLAWS, have oruered the pay.
ment Of the first and second dividends tbeing those
declared on the LIST OF January fS47. and list Jan
iS4eD; those holding scrip TO be paid on and ate
March Est, 1850; at which time the Interest is to
cease, Those whose dividends have been placed 70
their credit to receive the same with interest by
credit on their notes as they mature.
c. GILL, Acfnory
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ATLANTIC LAKE AND MISSISSIPPI TELEGRAPH
CONSTRUCTED BY
HENRY o'RIELLY,U
And Connecting with nearly an ths
Prominent tow ~ An rha uIusrea ss.,.,
EVANSVILLE TELEGRAPH.
10 Me Commercial and TLarelin9 Commxmitv


&TCaptains and Clerks of steamboats,, and ,r.,
lsrs generally. will fnd their Telegraphic dispatch
es faithfully attended to, at the Agency on boar6
the Wharf.boat at Evansville.
&Vfassengers can hand their dspatc and
payment to the steamboat Clerks, whose eper,l
courtesy will cause all dispatches to be handed over
o the Agent on the Wharf-boat as s,eamers mas.
Evansville Landing.
@Dispatches sent TO Evansville, for officers a,
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass. at any hour OF HIsBr or Day.
There is no place in the Union where Tel
egraphic business is more satisfactorily trssss,et
ed than at Evansville, says Henry O'ReilIy, m
late letter; and the public may rely upon every
effort beng made hereafter Us heretofore, to rede
full satisfaction to the commercial and trayelipa
community. ata
STThe Agents on the Wharfboat are Capt.
+ u. O'RILEy & Co. forwarding merchants
and the agent at the Telegraph Office is Mr.. COSBY
6Despatches should always be handed to the
Agent on the wharf boat, Mr.. G. ORilev. The
line cannot be responsible for those handed TO 9th
crs to be forwarded. III
decll JOHN lNCI.E Tr,~s...
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HONOR THE DEAD
KENT Il I.AWkENCE'S
MARBLE WORKS,


(Near the Court House.
THIS important Branch OF Kent q Lawrences
extensive Marble Works, 10 now fully prepar-
ed to furnish any style Of Mementces 10 the Dead,
viz Monuments, Obelisks, Tomts, Head and Foot
Stones, Of every s.yIe, in American and Italian
Marble. They have employed the best Engra.s r
or Letterists the E ct affords, and are determines
that not only shall their works be finished in bette'
sty lie than any heretofore offered this pubic but
at rates rs reasonable il not less than those OF any
other establishment in the West. Any orders made
through the travelling agents Of said firm, will be
promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
: This firm works an extensive quarry Ut beautiful
VI arble in Vermont, from which they are constant
" receiving supplies of marble in every form. his
gives them an advantage over all others IN hIling
orders cheaply "A word to the wise is sufficient
Call and examine our work and prices befoie pup
chasing or making orders elsewhere.
jyl3 d&wly M A. LAWRENCE.
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DOCTOR YOUNG,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeons
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citi2ens oil Ev'
II ansville and vicinity that he has opened on
Office in this city for the practice OF Medicire and
Surgery in all its branches, according to the most
approved practice Of Eclectic treatment such ~ Ian
down by the Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincin
matt, and theMemphsNiedi Institute. The Eclec-
c or American system Of practice has proved suPe-
Tor to all other systems. The practice being such
as its name indicates eclectic" selecting the good
rom eve system, and rejecting all dangerous and
deleterious methods which impair the vital pow
e-s Of the p1sient The eclectic system embraces q
great number Of medicines not generally known
or ased n iis success in curing dseasesis heliev
ed to be unequalIed The average mortality OF
Cholera, under its treaiTQent, Eas been less than
five per cent, which DR.. Y Dung fully tested in New
Orleans in ls48 and lS49, during its prevalence
there, and other diseases less than two pr cent
Hence, the Mercurial, Aniimonial, and Blood.let.
ting system Of treatment 10 replaced by tar better
agencies. -, =,
Dr. Young is prepared to treat oil diseases ofthe
eye and ear, and all chronic diseases. He will
cure all Cancers and Fistula IN Ammo, BY, a new
method, not using the knife in any case lie has
cured Epileptic Fits Of fourteen years sanoing de
will attend calls any distance in the country. =.
Can be consulted nj Mrs. Penticosts, corner MAN
and First streets.
decl4 Dtaw&Vtf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers formed Co-parinershp on tn
l. Isl. inst. under The style and firm OF Morgan
& Keen. for the Transaction Of wholesale and re-
tail Dry Goods business.
In addition to the stock of ]. H. Morgan we
have purchased the entire stock Oliver Iadd, and
will carry on business OF his old stand on Main ct
where We will be pleased to his trienns and Gus.
toners. and oil others who may feel disposed to
extend 10 us their patronage. 'C4R
II. MORGAN.
ISAAC KEEN,
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