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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-04
TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

SOD do pump sole Kip Boots Tex Ig'th) at $3.50
Jt0 doz Go No KIP Boots al. 81 90
100 pairs fine INIT ltion stlch SHOES 50
We are constantly manuiac ,uring twelve hand-
red pair of Boots per week, keeping one hundred and
severity five hands employed, and Ill orders al
air. time at the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will find ira SAVING of from 20 to25 per cent to buy
III r stock OF The manufacturer, 1asIGud OF paying
the merchant S25 per case tor the same KIM OF
Boots ,liat Ne sell for s2l We are now supplying
some of 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 do so. Dealers, by calling
at No Pearl street, or at the mandatory, on the
corner of Sycamore and Columbia SITS, Gin Clay
IONS bGdInglcan examine the goods and Judge Tor
same Kind OF boots can be bought in New York or
Boston. vs. are now receiving large stock Of
Shoes, which will be sold equally Us loY.
As i, is idle and delusive TO hope for large profits
the general diffusion of Intelligence, and the easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trade on the oil basis VI small sales and large prof
its. utterly impossible; therefore have adopted
the motto, large sales and smul profits believing
by trading on this principle, we can Grqw large
share OF The traLa which has usually gone East, 10
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 10 ~ per cent TO
the Country Merchant.
9cE-LeaiiIer bought at all times for cash or taken
in exchange for boots or Shoes.
r-7 -r1- ~, FlLLEY & CHAPLIN. 4
Cincinnati, Nov. 25.-iebl0'ol -lyrdaw-
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REMOVAL!

FItHE Subscribers have removed temporarily, Tor
i the purpose oil rebuilding the corner Main
and 81 trees, into Mrs o. r.. Lewis brick store
one door below the Branch Bank. where they
would be pleased to see all their old customers, and
ALI casn buyers. They opening large stock Ut
Groceries generally, aud increasing the same by
continued arrivals. As they are DESTROYS To close
out their stock low rs possible, before returning
10 their old stand in the anticipated New Store,
they will give extra inducements in the way OF
bargains for CASH.
mar - II FOSTER & BROWN.
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.

hR. HUTCHINSON keeps a general assort-
IL ment OF purely Botan Medicine, for family
use. He can also furnish physicians with general
Botanic Medicines, on reason bile terms.
DIR. II. would inform his friends and the citizens
generally that he be found al hi. old stand reacy
TO attend to all calls, and at all honrs.
mhl9 3mdAw
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New Fal. and Winter Goods.
lai' ID. \. ANDERSON,


On First street, FIRST door 5elt7s Post OEcc)
IL AS just received, and is now opening large
IL assortment o. fashionable goods suited TO the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE. consisting in part OF bl'k.
blue, green, oli.e, claret and brown
French, German g. American Cloths.
twilied and plain. Also, great variety of
OyercOatings,
German beavers, super blue'and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, g..
French and German
Black eCr,f.irIS,
Wool and piece black Cassimers of everv quality,
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins oil the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and valentines,
plain Silk Velvet Vestngs, figured and plain blk
Satin and Silk do
TailOrs' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings for over
coats, plain and figured alpaca serges molair lus
tres, &c.
3J-The attention of my customers and the public
generally is invited to examination OF the above
goods, which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made TO order lin
the very best manner, and Warranted 10 III.
deci-tf
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NOVICE TO sTCCKHOLDI RS.

THE Stockholders of The Evansville Insurance
l. Company are Hereby notified 10 pay TO the
Company at their office, in Evansville. five dollars
each share Of stock upon which that amount
has not !een heretofore paid, and 10 secure by
mortgage on real estate TO the acceptance OF the
directors, all stock not heretofore secured bv mort
gaCe ON real estate and should any stockholders
who has not heretofore paid FIVE d liars on each
share OF his stock, fail pay the within thir-
~ days from and afe- the iirst pabca'ion of this
notice. should any stockholder wha has not here
tofore securedby mortgage on real estate any SHIRE
shares of stock held toy him, fail TO secure the
sum wiein thirty DAYS rom the first publication Of
OF this notice. such failure 10 pay or secure will
upon which The failure shall have occurred BIsnt
mortgages can be had a; the office of the Com any.
By order of the Directors,
JOHN NJ. STOCKWELI, Prcs't, q
JoHN INGIE Jr.. Sect'y Pro Fem.
Evansville Mafch In al. $500. ....-... 4. B..
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DOOR MATS.

.rt DOOR MATS
lust in season variety of use. al and ornamen.
ard figured, sheep SKIN orange, blue aud brown for
sal bv lnov29-tfl ]. & w. REil.LY.
HOYLE'S DUPABLE PURPLE PRINTS.
4 CASE, A; Just reed and tor sale by efei gr
Il s-a JAS LOW g. CO.,
mhl2dawtf All Main ST :, Louisville, Ky.
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THOMAS HEADEN

AS for sale at his Grocery and Boot and Shoe
LII Warehouse Main street. evansville:
Dried Apples, and Srai ned Honey;
Picked Cucumbers and Peaches; ma 81,
Corn.meal, Potatoes, Flour Lard, Oats, Corn.
Onions and Beans;
Colf,e, Tea. Sugar and Molasses; -.,t-f
Soap, Candles, and Matcb's,
Butter, eggs and Cheese;
Crockeryware, Hoes, Spades, ShoveIs, Trace
chains, Piichtrks. scyiles and Rakcs;
Penknises Nails, Paper, Ink, &c; HfrrI1
Cloves, Cinnamon Nutmegs. pepper, ginger all
~ spice, soieratus, alum, aud WHITING; ~. fl.~l
Indigo, madden, states, pencils, and razor strops;
Shaving soap; shoe brushes, curry combs, axes;
Window SASH washboards, brooms aud buckets;
Bacon, smoked shoulders, sides and hams; bat
ing, co,ton-varn end candle-wick. Imh2O4wl .
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~ EW Route, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
IN Cevelond, 10 Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Upper
and Lower Canada, Rochester. Syracuse, Albany,
Saratoga Springs, Montreal, Quebec, Boston, New
YORK Philadelphia. &c, &c.
TO NE Nv YORK IN As HOURS. FROM
Cincinnati, ria Little Mimi, Xenis and Column
bus, and Columbus and Cleveland Railroads.
Two Daily Trains morning and evening
On and after the opening OF navigation on Lax
Erie passengers by the express train will ave Gin
cinnali in the morning, arrive at Cleveland same
evening, and proceed TO Buffalo On the new, low
pressur, first class steamers, EMPIRE STATE
and BUCKEYE STATE, arriving at Buffalo next
morning in time for express trains tor Albany ar
irving at Albany in time Ter evening lines OF steam
boats, and arriving in New YORK next morning ma
king AZ hours throug h from Cincinnati 10 n. York.
9yPassengeTs leaving Cincinnati by morning ex-
press trainwlll sleep first night on steamer on North
River feeling fresh Ter business on arriving at N.
YORK when leaving their homes.
QFNo extra charge for Meals or State-rooms on
the Boats in connection with this line.
Passengers by evening train can sop over night
at Columbus, (capitol OF no. or proceed directly
through, as may suit their convenience.
The Roads OF this route are new and laid through
out with heavy 7 rail; and no eXertlon will be spared
TO the safety and speed of travellers.
Ste amers ave Cleveland daily Tor DunKirK De-.
troit, Mackinaw, Chicago, AM all the principal
points OF the Lakes.
8J-For ali information and ,hroughITicKets, please
febsl-d6m. P. W. sTRADER, Agent.
I GATHER N SHOE TRIMMINGS
IL 30 doz French and Phil Calf Skins; ~
10 doz Tampico Boot Morceo;
IS doz do and M1Iras French Morocco;
GO doz do 90 Goat do;
30 doz Pink Innings
e-r. 60 dOz fancy Topping;
81. 20 doz CarisJ Kid;
40 doz coored Morocco
doz English Kid, black and white;
10 doz Binding Skins;
Goo yds black aud cold hastings;
400 yds do do French;
5000 yes Shoe Duck Drilling and linen;
POGO pcs black and coloIed Galloons
$500 gross do do Laces;
60 do Boot Webb;
With various other articles of shoe goods, all for
sale at very low prices So gsf
T. G. WEBSTER &CO,
mL2itf Corner 9Th and. Lodge SITS, Cin't.
gfll BOOTS AND SHOES. --4OO cases east
DIV ern Boots and Shoes, various kinds, suited
- Ia city and country trade tor sale low.
E.G WEBSTER 81 Co,
nh2if Corner 9th and Lodge sts, Chit
INlTN MADE SHOES 10 $50 pairs Ladies.
u Misses AID chiidTen's city made IN. es Our
Shoes are well known, and need no rec ,mmcnda-
ton For sale at as low prices as ,he same style
and quality OF shoes can be sold for in n. ork und
Philaleiphia. f. G.. WEBSTER q CO,
mh2itf Corner 9Th and 10 'ge sts, Cin'ii
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FINHE undersigned manufacturers OF White Lead,
L Llnseed and Castor Oils, in the City OF ST
Louis, having about two months since completed
their establishment, are now prepared TO furnish
Painters and dealers with superior article oil
White Lead, &c, &c,
Every Painter in the city of St Louis, who has
yet tried our White Lead, pronounces ii superior
TO any other manufactured III the West as appears
by their certi icate below.
r. C. CLARK & CO..
The undersigned, painters in the city Of St Lou
is, hereby certify that they have used the White
Lead manufactured by X. c. CLARK ~ Co, OF this
city, and find it so far as they have yet tried it, 20
be very excellen: article, superior Indeed to any
other White Lead manufactured in the west.
JNO. s, WATSON, r. THORNBURG,
Mct ECKER & HlSrED, JAS. SPORE,
w. A. THORNBURG, X. s. HlLLMAN,
GORDON II WOOD, W, :. ETRlS
Nj. e. ENGLISH, JAS. SCOLLAY,
MIDDLETON & TARLTON
Messrs. r. C.. Clark & Co,-It gives me much
pleasure to inform you that having carefully tried
your White Lead in several ways, find II equal in
body and whiteness, and xualiiy generally TO any
article manufactured i'm the west Youa are AT lib
erty TO this a recommendation if it Will be OF
any benefit TO you,
| am, withmuch respect, yours, &c.
feb22 2m CHAS. Il. WILGUS
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTIS'MTS.

r.. ola Ak. DlcxKRsoN e. BRENT. FRANCIS rsMIrH.
''''''''''' $500. ........
10 Painters and Dealers in White Lead,
and Castor & Linseed Oils, ~
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A BARGAIN.

w E La We in store, 100 half boxes OF bv l0,wm
w dow Glass, which we are instructed to sen be
low the market. To any person wanting the article
we can sell.
ic2l 1t ORILEY & MITCHELL
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A LIST

OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
" at Evansville, Ind, April LIST, 1851.
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REGULAIs VyAEsiLE5 81 WHITE RIVER


EVANSVILLE ANDWABisH PACKET.
Gu$. - The new and light draught steamer
.Lssssr MAY QUEEN,
Cap. MCCOMAs, Master, will run in the above
trade, making regular trips during The season.
Fortnight or passage apply on board or to
febl0 I'm O'RILEY & MITCHELL, A'gts
EVANSVILLE & WABASH PACKET.
rig. - The substantial and las running sieanl-
kstttt-ltSs7er HERMANN,
r. e. GwATHMEY, Master, has entered the above
trade, and will continue running during The season
regular packet. For accommodations she is
not surpassed ty any boat in the trade.
For freight or passage apply ON board or TO
febl5tf O'RILEY & MITCHELL. Ag'ts.
EEtsULIfs EVANSVILLE 81 F'WNHASH
RIVER PACKET.
IT, =, The new and splendid light drf ught
assz.as:s.s..ss passenger steamer. SACRAMENTO,
hlCHAkD MCGUIBF, Master, will commence run.
ming IN tie above trade con naviga ton opens
ano continue during the entire season. ESQ
D he Sacramento is in first rate running order,
having seen well repaired and overhaued at Gin.
cinna, and stands fair in the Insurance Office as
any Boat of her size and class OH tic Western wa
tiers. O'RlLEY & MITCHELL. Agents
Ian2l iii
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H. C. CLAIR X NCO..F
manufacturers Of 't'
Wb &c Lead, Linseed & Castor Oils,

Conner Of 1EeltM and dustin iSfs.,
ST. LOUIS MO.
Ofhc |. at Counting room Of Dickerson & Brent,
No. liLocust Street. 1'lI,'
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CAMBRIC.-2 30 cases light cvl'd Cambria; rec
~ this day, andf,r sale hy
~ s 20 80 JAS low g. 60,
mi S,lawtf -------E4 AT MAR Street
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CINCINNATI ADVER'MTS.
To Southern and Western Travellers.
Is 1. -

NEW Route, via Cincinnati, Columbus ant
IN Clevelond, 10 Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Uppe
and Lower Canada, Rochester Syracuse, Albany
Saratoga Springs, Montreal, Quebec, Boston, New
YORK, Philadelphia, &c, &c.
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bsGs 100 dol pork, 100 dol corn meal, o. do; naval
ss o.: I It,: M So '
bSshsis; buc2wR.st, 70 bags; ship bread, Il bSis;
Brazil wood, TX tons hemp "a bales mOlasses, 40
Dutch Wea Badies.- Flour, Gal bbls beef, 90 dol
SOO o sS rye %s; q ee % S
lbs leather lo07 d. butter 5S5 do; lard, ga do
refined sugar, ILL do; candles l,les do; peas lo5
boxes, CASE whale OIL Sol gallons; piauofortes, 3;
furniture, case.
Briiish w. Indes-Four, l7o5 bbls pork, $50 do ship
400 do butter 4024 de Candles 1000 do; msnufsc.
tured tobacco GA do bacon 1850 ao corn 400 bushels
kegs; whesbsrrows l2 turpentns, 81 packages; car
risges d lamps cases; poughs 8; tomb'tonss bosts
eco AZ '0n
cor. meal 20 do do 40 hhds; ship bread 800 bbIs do
266 bxs glass csk; whale OIL so gals candles 800 ibs
lard S9l4 dol butter 1907 dol cheese 1905 do refined
sugar 6o7 do Manufactured tobacco 24a4 do cassia
~ 90 cloves d i4e DO pepper l1Ss DO dOnestics II
400 lbs; picked Goldfish, 100 bbls dry goldfish lls
swt hams e22 bbls; oats 40 bushels clocks,
bscco 10 hhds; beer % bbs rice, 81 tisrcss; wheel
apples SSs farntuss pssS.sss
agricultural Implements I'll machinery pieces and pack
ages III; carriages horse mules 2; trunks axes,
boxes; behring's 10 do shocks 500 lumber 5000 feet
hoops q So0 drugs 90 Packages saddery, cases. CRATE
bars 81; cog wheels stationery case; whselbarrows
s.ss nss rubber ssS 1ass,
Cnba~Dry goldfish. US drums: sSooks' 1878; whale
oil 2O4o gallons: coal 100 toms: PAPER I2s resms ma
nails Kegs; hardware packages hoops ls755 hand,
carts a. horse l. butter 1O25 lbs lard sic do bacon
100 do manufactured tobacco, I'll do candles 90 do
onions S2l8 bunches potatces 10 bills sppIss 81 do
cider DOZEN rice Al tierees; wicking i3 bales cham
payne, baskets; watches 81 gross.
Mrico-Cotton 100 Cos lbs butter I24l do sugar 52i
lbs osa PIG tons; lumber is 200 feet machinery 29a
pieces and packages furniture 223 de; corn shelters
nsssd oil ISo 1sens n .add,. na soDacoo 80 ooa1s
packages matches cases; vinegar IS bbs; copper 2
cases sperm candles, !l2o lbs; cotton BATS cases
Hh 40 100 Boxes potasoes 90
naval stores SO bbs: dried goldfish cwt Kin nistss *
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ADJUSTMENTS In PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL N0TICK-T0 THE CITI-
Eebs Of New York, PhiladephA, and Baltimors-nove
nents OF Professor the Great Wizard North
Professor A. will continue his Grand ORA wing In
Hail. rhadelphia to the 18th instant every eyenng
giving srand Day Entertainment day and
%snes .s,ss Of his p,sormaases
mover and Lombard streets where he will up TO the
lyth and then returns New York. and opsns the
1 ma o. sSnder, .sd new Iy.srs Professor
evening will give two grand day each week
on Wednesday and saturday-for the of
families schools country residents further
bculArs, see future ouncemsnts. -
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PLACES NArvrrv.-Unltsd States, 1l3: Ireland r.
England. III Scotland. Germany. n; France, I; Denmark
j; Unknown,7.
Ion-Hospitai Bellevue To- Penitsntiary. Blaekwsirs
Island l. small Pox Hospital DO. l. Lunstc Asylun do
j. kandalrs Isand o. City Hospital TO- Aims House Rssk
wells Island. 5; Colorcd Home. s. Coiored persons g.
Internsnu returned from Wards Island, 70.
c,..,........ o~.. A.M wH3IrE. City Iaspssssr.
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TO Bs PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY.

LeuIs Hague. E.qt L. PREPARING IN tinted nShoxr.yhy,
from drawing made ~ him during the ~ fassf1i
REPRESENTATION the highest stye NE Mate Or
ns o. the Great Exhibition Of all Nations By her
the Queen The mement chosen the picture beina When
his Royal Hshness Prince Albert delivered her Majesty
ne address q hs sey. Commissionsrs sils
r. iyl .elorsd As B.-Ths original has been "a.
heited NE Palsce snd approved Of BY her Majesty
me hoys Highness Prince Albert Early orders re-
Sested secure good pressiens London Aeherusss
Co. publishers 70 her Majesty % straad. .......Ne
.,r, 49,, sUsr PUBLISHED,
ms vnnee states Frsate 81. Lawrence cslrtirs on
SSeNee Ddeated By special permission 70 Capt ssndss
r@in 70 edi eoiOres. los. Sd. london Achsrmsnn Co
THE LONDON oUIDE POCKET HaSDKERCHlEr.-
~ eeeeme most acceptable present. 70 eur cout II
enos snd fceEn visitors Perhaps q the greatest an
hyhes " either the man o. business % reaeure v TAD
arstl IRON pure roiiteness or estF inveved "a te
unintereetns ana pruhtess alton on shewins evy
country cousins or continental scqusintance ever Ten
son With ecuon courtesy punrg enc wy and incina-
zion The other what's he sonef Present them with
these kcrohie and Their hud their without yttr
Aid or comranyhs vhoe Of the great thorcugfsrss
Ina dvesed n the tributary streeH rendering
hitherto been the great hicuty matter ~
and certainty. Nassrs WEIGH
houseuer % Chesrde me designers 81 war ana
Zee senersi arrangements aud prntne are srctkr
Assurance s usat resources Of this nse csaIsh
neEa-0iope' Nv. %
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-MRS. SUMNER L. FAIRFIELD
takes pleasure in informing her friends and the public
New York that she will give series Of Poeticsl Readings
one Of the finest in this city has kindly
assist, By singing few BaAds The Reading 10 be
given Tusday December Doors open precisely 81
o'clock; Reading 70 commence At eight fskets cents
70 be had ~ ilham Hall Sons 80 Broadway s. c. yo
lies, 800 Broadway Kerkses Brsusngs AL Broadway;
and At the door Of the Institute.
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
ship Company intend running their new A.
follows
- rRon rruLADrIrHfA. FROM rooL-
City OF 0asgow, Thursday, City Of Manchester Wedns
kovember6. day, November s.
City OF Manchester, Thurs City Of Pittsburg Wednes-
- day Decembera day. November ~.
Cty oil Fttshurk Thursday, City OF glasgow Wednesday
December Is. December 10.
City Of Manchester, weanes-
- day, Desembor 81.
Passage from Phsdsiphia In saloon stateroems eioo in
Fore Cabin 500 For freight or passage, apply 70
aud No. walnut street, Philadelphia.
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o goo REwARD-JFFrRIEs ANTlDoTk, sPk
BOOO mixture for the OF rrivAte disorders
IL speedy Without the least restriction Of
drink change IN application 70 business
proprietor challenges snFe esse which the mixture vii
not cure iorciture Of tive hundred dollars Ia
rut % bottien with full dirscticn. a. One botts
issts wesk-mtRy cured 10 two days For sale by
m. Sing lg2 Broadway, aud S Bsyard strees New yorS
". Little, lst Hsnover street hoston WRIGHT = o.
New Orleans
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NOTEE TILL CuRED.-DRs COOTER n EURPu1
~ IN Roosevelt street from thcir Practice ana ma
fsscUa tnowleds., may be relied for tbe cure oil o
haftured cases frequently The result o. w alrrsstc ~
doctofsLoncon Dploms may be In the once. N n
krranss Ne the ball deer afotds The esses, pxiyssy
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NEW YORK AND PHnADsLPHIA.-NEw YoRI

NEW YORK AND PHnADfLPHIA.-NKw YORk
~ and Philadelphia. difect-United states MAIL Line
hrovEh IN ~ hours via New Jersey Rsilrosd. fare
New ferk ga from foot Of Cornsndt street and n
"a and p. NJ rom toot Of Liberty strees Leave Pm
lsserhis and A. M and NJ from shsfoos q Wa
roR Ba1rwoRr, wssErreror, en- UraRLusror.-
ihroueh tickets are seld in the shove nes through
fuoeor with throuxn baggage check accompanies ne s
leavng NJ Passengers ard baggage In AHA srsn will
~ transported directly foush rQ aspot 10 aepot on tAs
ltptt vitheut sxtfa sksrss.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE, oNl
block above the National Thessre.Gsorge Lea, sole
opretorSsloon performances every afternoon even.
Ing 70 in The afternoon 81 thres
ooock and in the evening ~ TX o'clock The entertan-
ments varied and select seen a.
Ssnsr place q snssrt.ipmsns in New York oons.ns o.
e strongest In the world who will break any stone
The audience choose 70 offer hm he will challenge any
amount Of money! Troupe OF Model Artists. who e.
Der Of beautiful tabeauz company Arab Oiris who ro
through variety of fests Of strength and dexterity;
company Of Male and Female Artists who give an en-
hbition Of Marble Ststuasy unequalied In the world 20
eehef with variety Of interesting performances even
day. AdmissonSsats in Private Boxes 50 cents skaSs
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A CoMT.kTE PRACyIOAJ
work on the nature and tressmeut Of delicate diseases
an All The Kindred By great numbe
o. beaunfu!y ooered plates, ~ large a. lifs-ty Home
Bossvsh D., lectvrer surgery and diseases Of N
price $40 rssrsot from me Boston Medical sne
Surgical Journal -" II he said, fearessy 70 BE- edus
20 Roords or Ac,ons the family Of dsessss
and far surerer 70 thing Of the kind ever published
this oovntry Author Of The Family Physician, priof
eene Author o. work on Self Abuse srd its Dsple
rable EFect re- sixh edition fourteen plates
al Tor sale 4, the puhlishers sTRINGE R r0wksINr
2n Bro.svav and " ths suthor. o< Broadway
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nR MORRISON is CONSULTED COMFORTABLY
On cerain diseases which no treats without mcrcuIf
recent aees he cures In three days Thrtytwc years rs
wee ehAbes him 70 these debtes arising from self
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