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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11
wAsEE ASn Rr HEALED.


Is pretty generally Understood that the Old modes Cf
4 Medical Practice, by poisonous drugs, although
"a! centuries IN vogue, yet radically erroneous small do
50 nj excepted Don't give small doses Of poison
ois ones And there are, this moment, Ia every uwIiH
our vast country nudeS that enrich thcmselNa the
misery and c1cduy 0fhcrilOw met. But the ineieen.
century brings g The refreshing and purifying prac-
te OF he WATER GIltE On, that al our might
made 10 lualIe4 with is Medicinal qualities. Il b.
admitted ha; the Water Cure Is the greatest innovation
- made IN haze healing mode of curing aGd prevent
Ing disease without The Of drugs fany kud. Whaey-
or may DC said OF other modes Of II Viii be acknoW J.
edged by all who are acquainted with he fuels, tina. this
system has no parallel it, success. Ii l. system
moreover tad mneny calculated Ia be understood by
TIE many; and simple il is, it, clpaby TO be made
pctl! ehiccus in acute diseases, oil aUd
IA e prevention Of pain,cmuot be doubted or questioned
ai its strongest facts. il possible, to DC found the
ring OF chronic maladies that other reach
Being strongly impressed with the truths OF he Water
Cur, > -te and Inv ing had some practice in the appIca
ton OF ihyev truths all which practices have been attended
with the most favorable results, feel il 10 be my duty
say the public that shall bc ready, when called upou
to devote my time aud talent the relief and Of such
of the many PITY steal i'll, Which humanity subject, As
ma! be brought to my notice professionally.
ISAAC GEORGE.
kenosha, January :, 1851. 81
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11

SEAE BERRIES, FG5r rHSE-S
TUE Subscriber offers for sale Strawberry Plants Of the
varies eaed the 'PR oLrfGC H. UrBoY which ms r,r,
~ - S,icA n abundant bearer ia soil aud clima.t
nc plaiS We're st out last summer, hayc become vel
yoeeI' af are Luch preferable runners taken II H. he
H'lh@ fHcr. II 30 per hundred. AiSO-Rus. Bushes
u se' era Yari lies, including that splendid climber ard
pfoi'ise however, the M tHEKA"-Prfce 2Jcts Zach
--- 80 II. d. HINsDALF.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11
IIPORTINr CARTON

Beware Of the base counterfeit Of Wistar's
BaIsam .: WlI Cherry, signed by one VIM. NJ
Spear, ,rh9. n order to palm his vile imitation
unor ahe public, ha, Obtained fac simil. ofour
bottle and copied orr label Of directions ycr6a-,
tim, substituting hi, own name for that Of Hen
~ Wistar, N. D., which is found Gu the gcnu-
inc
Remember the outside label or wrapper Of the,
genuine Bal>am, Is finely executed steel plato
engraving, bearing the signature cf Henry WI
tar, NJ. D.. and Sanford {, Park-nOue other
are genuine.
We do not wish to tribe with the lives and
health OF the afflicted. and we sincerely pledge
ourselves To make 10 assertions IS TO the yirlIc
Of his medicine, and to a9id out 80 hope to SAT-
ferinc human ty which fact VIII not warrant.
/ We ask me attcnlIon Of the candid to few
conscientious.
/ Naiu7e in every part Of her works, has left ia
/ dllib5e marks Of adaptation and design.
; The constitution Of the animals and vegetables
I Of the .-rid zone is such that they could NOT
endure sAe cold Of mo irig.d zone, and vice yer-
"a
. Tho Mess of Iceland, and the Pine and villa
/ Cherry, are juL'y cclcbEated for the cure Of ala
I diseases Of the Lungs and Liver, which are so
frarluy prevalent in all northern latitudcs-
From a combination Of CheIn.c-I Extracts. Pro-
cured from this Moss, and those Trees, Dr.
/ N,stars Basam Of Wild Cherry is chiefly fermS
/ cd.
Price ; per bottle or . bottles for s..
AGENTS-P. ?. Groom, \. Sawyer. kcys-
sha. 5. Johnson. a. Wainwright & Co.. Ra-
cine; Clarke & Woodruff, Lake & Williams,
II. Boswor,h & Son. Milwaukee; {. J. True;
Rochester; Sheldon & Eastman. Burlington /;
Lewis Curtis. Geneva, G. y. Mckee, Delavan a
Ho.1ou s Kemp, Janos,Ac 3m-4s
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GHSTvER

FEVHE undersigned would respectfully announce 10 the
Z citizens Of kenusha and its vicinity that he il prcpar-
Cd TO put down Hydraulic Cement Cis!ers Of auv szs on
short notice Orders may De le with C. f. Glass at the
Ohic2 Of =. Jilsun, Durkec's Brck Block, Main 81
e. ". HAMILTON
heilOs4d, starch 81. IS5l. 4l-Gm
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Wi>tar's BaISam Of Wild Cherry.

The Grea, Remedy Cor Consumption Of the
Lungs, Affections of the L,yey, Asthma, Bron-
cl-itis, Pains o. Weakness ,f the Breast or
Lungs, and other adacH,na Of the Pulmonary
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11
Wisconsin Garden and Nursery,
On G1rlner's Prairie, UalworA Co., Tire;
Miles NeSL Of BArLingt0A

FSSIE Subscriber having become sole Proprietor OF This
4 weknown Establishment. Offers for sale this spring.
over Thirty Thousand clIcc Apple Trees OF fine
and six Eears growth, all grated from bearing Standard
Trees. Price. u cents each.
ALSo-Plums Pears. Peaches Cherries. Curran Go1so-
berries, RsPbcrrs. Strawberries Grapes and almost all
Fruits usually found III such Establishments prices cor
responding with the times.
large lot Of Shrubb5ry OF the mos; hardy and Ornamen-
t.! varieties ALSo-nrnyneuial Shade Trees, NJ
which are 1000 MoCntln Ash xix feel high At . each.
thc>ta9s at l2q els each Spruc. Pines liz, &c. OF
Towering Plants hard! Roses ;-ud D.a, many fine yari-
cites large and choice lot of GrrcHouse Plants low
prices
Nothing win be recommended a, hardy in the line Of
lrUt or lowers bat such EIryel Years Experience
the ~ prirar IA this Ests'thHcH has enabled him
recommend - perfectly suited {, the cliuute.
Catalogues gratis At The Establishment. by mail post
p..d.
Letters fenqary he burlington P. o. post paid)
promptly answered. JOHN BELL.
Wisconsin JrSery, Feb. St.l, 1871. 3m- 40
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11
rgaugEE FIRE ON a CHINESE RIV-
1ih ASlS.
.,y Thousand PeT-o as burnt 20 death.

| sA'3
n. missionary reports from China as quoted
Eae.ui-cha Icirung, describes the terrible
..a-s, 81 . fire which took place on the first OF
-,,aa.v 1850, at HowPuang during the prcva-
aotau iaundauan. The Tribune translates
~ horizons Of the account
The fire. which broke out among the ship
-r vas Of unparalleled horror. In order to
man idea Of it we must imagine the scene of
I,ya,,ations. Along the shore the ki-anp
, tho distance of several miles so many YES
!, are usually lying at anchor that when seen
IAN the opposite bank, they resemble a thick
/ rest: but regarded from near point, thew look
4 - an HmItaJo, populous city floating uDon
1 y water. At u still greater distance. Jhongh
1 $50 crowded together, many other vessels lie
4 ..,he same aachoring ground. The whole forms
1 ,eng larbJr extending many miles, filed with
| .ainnense number OF ships, and presenting
/ s7ecace OF winch no one who has not seen it I
/ an form 4 conception. On the night ia uuas- |
ION furious gale struck this multtudinous
l,at and in the confusion that ensued, one of the
4 v.s.es was found to be on fire. Increasing al
i o9,e By the WInl and fed BY the tar and other T
/ rombusbIe materials with which great num- (
Asr Of the vessels were loaded, the fire sDr .ad /
IL, lightning to the neighboring vessels The |
violence Of the storm and Of the fire parted the !
cables which haa thus far confined the bnruing I
Ships Scattered by the raging hurricane n
every direction, these EVERYWHERE Sur.a4 A.. .
4a,taton, turning into flame Whatever they
touched. aud kindinL the dsy0uring fire in a
n3neu, in the other vessels. In tie midst Of
-a, terrible sea OF fire, was heard the shricks
AMI g-olas Of an immense number Of men. vino
,au over 70 despair, tossed b, the storm, pur-u-
l5g the fam : aud cncompa>seI BIZ the raging
saves were at last burned TO crisp by the fire
swallowed MP in the Wild ubg-s OF the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11
BLANKS OF AL KINDS:

Fall Tickets, Cards, Hand Bills, &c.,
a F,au Coored ink-. wiz De- short no,.cc. and
an. h.t s|le .l.'n Strest fer doors North Of the
F4ua.s |faavc.
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nRsETs ON NEwxonx

eight DRAFTS On New York for sale 1t the Chisas,
- rates. II Il TQlVSTFF
March =, 1851. Al
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11

KENOsHA COUNTY COURT. INPRoBATE OF MARCH
21th. I-5l.
In the the Estate Of STEVEN D-yENroRT dece-
scd.
reading ard Cling the petition Of Lahrop Burgess.
~ "a remuneration OF Alma Davenport pray ing that he
may be appointed administrator Estate steven pa-
Ncport late Of the said punt! Of kenas!a. deceased. Il is
Ordered th"t the application BE- heard before the
Court House in the City Of kenosha the first Monday #
May neN 20 O'Clock l. ~, and tina: ih-rt" b,
given - publishing This order three success i've weeks he
fore thai day ia he "henn>hI Teletraph. weekly news
paper published in The city OF kcnosha in said county.
liy iht Court,
3-43 l. n STODDARp. County Jude
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11

FEvIOSE Indebted to the Subscriber by regucs
Z ted to ca the Office Of l.. v Yates. J. p, and
arrange the before the st Of May the
yi:auon viii be by Legal process. JOIN DUFFY.
kcno~ln, March =. 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11

Diseases. 1t is a sovereign spc-
ciic FOR General Debility, and the best
renoya.ur for Broken Constitution. 1t
braces and re-inyigorates every organ, promotes
activity and rcgulrrity in every function, ard
produces that condition Of the whole physical
system which is the best security for
LONG LIFE!
Let all ,eho wish to purge the blood from tho
impurities contracted from the free indulgence OF
the appetite during Tie winter, and to prepare
the systemic
RESIST SUMMER IDEMICS,
RESORT NOW to Guy.ot+ \ttact OF Yellow
Dock aud SarsaparilIa, which is proving itself
an antidote for many Of the most malignant dis
cases that flesh is heir to. and they will MEEK
BE plsrricTNrEn; for in this remedy the public
faith las never Ta'crcd-neyor can waver; Tor
it is founded on experience, Just as their want Of
faith in other and spurious compounds is also
founded in experience They
FLY FROM MINERAL NOSTRUMS
TO seek hope, life aud yigor from this
PURELY NEGETABLY REMEDY,
Therefore, however broken down in health ard
spirits, however loathsomc TO himself and others,
let no onc despair of recovery let the patient
ly understand that his hope Of physical rcstora-
ton lTcs only IN "GvysorT's EXTRACT OF VEL
LOW Dock AND SAasAYAuuLA,' and persuade
him for his
LIFE SAKE
to try it, and we have no hesitation in predicting
Ii. e,o-,i,. ,,.tcr,t;,r g., Lo,I,l,
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sREI9EFF,S SALE.

y Ais, Ga 81 -als ST. s---.z.. ~ sale -
" II. =. = J.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11

BtcINE CoUNrY, IS.
In the matter o. the Estate Of ROYAL E. WALDO, de-
ceased
AN reading and Cling the petition Of William s. =hep-
~ herd, adminstFacr of the of Royal b. Waldo.
late Of the county Racine k9nGsha deceased, pray
Ing for leave - make final settlement of said Estate
ORDERED. That Inc final of said Administrator
be presented for allowance and settlement to the County
Court IN and for the county OF Racine, the Court House
IN the city OF Racine. in said county, the first Monday
May next o'clock, A. NJ OF said day And ii is fur
the ORDERED thatth order published Tor three weeks
successfully in each week prior said time in the
keaosha Telegraph, weekly Newspaper published in the
city Of keIU-ha in the county Of kcnUsha.
W. +. WORDING.
Judge Of Racine County Court.
March - h, 1851. 3-43
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11

R-uNA SCOTIA PLASTER and Water Lime for sale
u b. W. Il. Si.tCi ".
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-11
DIR. GU SOTT'S
EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK
AND
SAEgSAHsAEgEgsalA,

31AO sE 0OO4A
AND
SLAESSAASAggEgsElA,
the cure of all diseases or disorders generated
by impure blood. Its great success justiS on,i-
lies !; 70 the name ofthe
GREAT AMERICAN SPECIFIC.
So far as it is known, il is universally appreei-
atcI; and many eminent physicians use it daily
N their practice with the most happy effects, and
certify that it is the best extract in existence and
the only one that
STANDS THE TEST OF TINE.
Every year adds to its great popularity, and
mulIlP'ies lis astonishing cares The yic,in. OF
HEREDITARY HCROFULi
with suPPur"iing glands, honey -combed flesh,
and CARES eating into his bones, finds Guysott's
yellow Dock ard SarsapariIla balm for his af-
tfictious His horrible tormcn,s are assuaged.
AMI his malady not only relieved, but
PERMANENTLY CURED.
ltmay b, safely assorted, from the results of
past experience, that DR. Guysot,'s Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsapariua" is, beyond all
comparison, the
Mes ITo&! rfM Remedy on
hearth, for the following diseases and all others
proceeding from
INITIATED BLOOD.
Sc7ofuIa, or King Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate
Cutaneons Eruptions, pimplcs or pusinles
on the face, Blotchce Boils Chronic
Sore Eyes, Rinrworm or letter.
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4 ........ I'll sue Pest OGi.. in E,as,u.. for ,c
t........- .larcl ,.i-l l-3i.
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$4,000

I ISsEED on aid Sp',, raspsaihs. ~ safe by
STAkkEEAfUER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-10-08
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CLOTH

J" CAPELLt, Merchant ] aiIor. corner Main
w and Second streets, Evansville, Ind has
received large and splendid ass ortment OF every
description Of ready made Clothing. wi ich for su
periority OF workmanship, e egaice OF style and
cheapDess OF price, will by far surpass anything
ever before brought to this city consisting OF Over
coats, cloth beaver, blanket and pilot Cloth of
erydescription and style; Cloth, frock. dress and
sack coats, which are trimmed and made in The
latest style; Cloaks; fine doesEin and cashmere
pants; black and fancy satlinet, tweed. corduroy
and jeans pants OF every variety and prices suit
customers; also, large assortment of satin, silk,
cashmere and common vests oil all styles and pri
ces. Also large assortment OF furnishing goods
cravats, neck and pocket handkerchieis shirts and
drawers. flannel ard ret understands white shirts
OF fine quality, suspenders, hats and caps
A lso fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting: which
will be made TO order, n, the lowest price. in the
best style and at the shortest notice. The public
are invited TO cali and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. loct3til
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTOR A CHEvALIER,

TENDERS his professional services as Physi
Il clan, Surgeon and Accoucher, to the citizens
Of Evansville am surrounding country. An ex
perience oil nine years, with unlimitei advantages
warrants him in assuring those VINO may engage
bisservices that they viii be treated upon the mt 81
modern Pathological principles, having during the
past summer while al the North, awaited himself oil
the most recent /; nd valuable information
All diseases will he carefully examined. and
when organic, the Physical tests, as Ausculta,ion
Percussion and MensuTatifn always enable the
Doctor 10 do greater jus ice TO the afflicted.
Chronic diseases are successfully managed IN
both sexes, il knowingly treated; therefore none
need GIVE UP till they have been thoroughly exam
ined To those then. afflicted with long standing
complaints, he would invite them to call tree ofex-
pense.
All forms ofacue diseases incident TO the South.
western country, managed inteliigently, from an
experience of the past SIX years.
REFERENCE
Jas Thistle, NJ. D., lN, Nj.
4 v. Alexander, M D., Natcfez' MISS
J. d. Walker. VI. D., New Orleans In
L. %. Strader. NJ. D., AVG" oi''dh'' H"'
J. G. Hunt * Owens, NJ. DIS, Chit, o
Residence at G. w. Chadds, oil Second bet'wn
Vine and Sycamore streets
EcdnsUiue, Septem reT 2o.-dtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-10-08

TIE nndersigned having this day disposed Of
y his in.ers ST in Il e Commission and Forward
ing business ofO'iiley X Mitchell in this city. TO
Mr. John 5 Mitchell takes this occasion of Ten
tor their patronage extended 10 said firm; and at
the same time solicit continuance Of their BUSH
ness Ia the New Firm ofO'Riley & Mitchell, whom
n cheeriully recommends believing they will
give entire sati>iact or-having long and extern
sive experience in that business.
sepjtt JOHN MITCHELL.
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BARNES z COIBURN,
CrHer Of Main and Water streets,
EVANSVILLE. IND

EvANsYiI LIE. lND.,
w OULD inform heir friends and The public
w OF the arrival and opening OF their large
importation of rich and beautiful Goods for their
Fall and Winter sales, being selected from all
he New ana Choice styles o! ) ks, Cashmeres.
De LANES. Aipacas. Poplins Dam zins and
all O her new Dress Fdhrics-- Elnbroi.eries
Laccs, Shawls, Scarls Hosiery. Gloves, &c
Also complete assortment of 81 pie GoOLs and
House Furn >hing Articles, making our sock
the Iichesl, cheapest an most desirable in Ev-
ansville from which TO ma sc selection. We
shall ae happy In show goods {, all who ma y
wish % examinc them. (sgP5)
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DR(GOOOg.

JOHNSON & FRENCH are now receiving
y their stock of fall and winter Goods, which
they offer TO he ,rade al the lowest cash p;ice> =
hey respectfully invite The attention OF Mer.
chants and dealers. before purchasing elsewhere.
they picc g themselves 10 duplicae any regu-
lar ill parchas West Of The mountains. TO
merchants Of Green river. Sonth-lllinois Wa
bash White river ard he adjoining country, i
should certainly be an object TO buy Goods at
Evansville since every dollar that is saved in
The way OF travelling expenses, freighis, charges,
commissions and tine, is clear profit TO The pur-
chaser. (sepD
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GREAT BARGAINS!
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
SLEITH Il TAYLOR.

WATER STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND LocUsT,
NJ GUILD respectfully call the attention Of the
w citizens oil Evansville and vicinity, to their
well assorted stock of staple and fancy Dry Goods,
comprising in part OF plain and figured Muslin de
LANES, plain and fancy Apacas, embroidered
and Th,bet Cloths. Poplins, &c Best Nader
Prints at To- per yd., brown and bleached Mus
Inns, Cloths Casslmeres and Vestines, Gaia Plads,
Satinetts, James and Nv eeds, English, Welsh and
American Fitnnels, Linen and Cotton Tick, grey
and beached Hollands, Linen Damask and En-,
broidered Oil Cloth Table Covers, with q variety
OF goods, too numerous 10 mention. They are de-
termil,d 20 sell cheaper than of their neigh
bors, who make a great puff, and would solicit
examination OF their stock, by purchasers, before
buying elsewhere. Remember
SLEETH s. TAYLOR'S,
formerly the house occupied by
HoiiingSgorth & Hughes, Water ST.
seDlO- Ind.
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CITY FURNITURE STORE REMOVED

JOSEPH TAYLOR has removed his large
- and extensive stock OfFurniture, Matra>ses,
Comforts, Clocks, Trunks, &c. &c, 10 the Store
lately occupied by Foster & Brown, on Main be-
tween First and Wafer streets, Immediately be-
low the Bank, where he will keep constantly on
hand, direct from his Manufacture in Cincinnati,
a greater variety and larger stock OF Furniture,
&c, than any other House in The City; and at
such prices cannot fail to satisfy those who
may desire TO purchase either at wholesale or re-
stall
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere.
N. Borders for any particular description
oil Furniture, attended to at short notice.
oct2- dawtf
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TAX NOTICEFCR n. D. 1851.

THE TAX-PAl EitS oi Nande baIgh County
] are hereby notified that the Tax Duplicate f,i
1851 containing list OF Taxes l"r state. County
and other PURPOSES has Teen received by me from
The Auditor of said county and that will a,ienl
n. my office in The Cburt House AT Evansville from
the date hereof uuii the first day al January, A.
ID. 1852 for ,he purpose OF receiving taxes.
The taxes tor the year 1851 are follows:
For Stat, purposes Sc cents on eIch one hnnd-
70 dollars vaiurtion OF pro, erty sub ect by law
~ ,ox,tirn. and Oh each pol 80 cents.
For tie nurtr,s q of county revenue. 49, cents on
each one hundred 90, MS 'aIuauoh Us aioresaio.
and on each pIll 90
For the purpose CT common schools 10 cents Oh
each hundred dollars valre of ali property, and
on each poll - cents.
For the purpose ei 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 for taAatiGn
Also, three dollars on each and every one humid
red dollars OF premiums cn Insurance taken by
agents of companies not chartered in this State.
! shall proceed to collect the above taxes in the
manner provided by law. which requires il 10 be
done by the first day OF January, 1872. or pro-
cetding distress and sale OF goods and chattels
with costs TO make said taxes.
Il. w. DUNBAR Treas. Van. C'y.
B.-l am especially notified by the Auditor of
tate that II will be required Of me that enforce
mure ngidly the collection laws IN reference 10 de-
trIseRts and that all lawful meal ms be used by me
10 Oerce the payment o taxes from every person
Ii bile To pay any OF the above taxes X. w. ID.
lvaiSv G. ieriber 18th -6wd9tsw
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EVANSVILLE CARPET STORE.
NOTICE.

TIE C., Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the Style Of O'Rlley
4 Nilbh II, rs Commission and torwa riding Mer.
cnau;s, Is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent
All unsettled business OF said house will he prompt
ly attended To by either OF said firm, who al e au-
Ihoriz,d Ia The of the concern ia closing
up its affairs PIG O'RlLEY,
JOHN MITCHELL.
Evansville, Sep /, 1851
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NEW TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.
II. SlfiAEFER.
First st.. bct,reen Nam end Locust.

First 81. botireen Nam end Locust.
7 ! AS Just opened alarge assortment OF the hest
: qua. lily Oh Tobacco, Cigars. &C., which he W i'll
sell wholesale and retail, Louisville and CIncin.
natl prices lie would respectfully solicit share
Of public patronage he feels assured that he can
FURNISH superior article, as cheap can he had ID
the West.
Ills stock consists in part ss follows: chewing
aud smoking tobacco of every description; all kinds
Of cigars. snufIs, &C. pipes, cigar cases, snuff box
es. tobacco boxes. cigar holders.
9Es-CouEiF' merchants would 10 wen 70 cali ara
examine my stock before Purchasing elsewhere, as
think can offer them greatinducements 10 pur
ocI4-Iy II. SCHAEFER.-
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BANK ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given the annual meeting
In of the stockholders in the Branch at Ev-
ansvile Of the Safe Bank of Indiana. will be
at the Banking House, on Monday the 8 day OF
November next, when IA election will be held
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ ami o.
clock p NJ, for eli ht Directors 10 serve The con-
ing year. BY order ofthc Board of Directors.
= '-L G.. W. RATHBONE,
sep29-3d-wie Ca. HER