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EMIGRASrs THE IsTIMus-Severul of the passengers
by the Empire City, recently arrived NewYor returned
from Panama in consequence being unable to obtain
passage from that port to San Francisco About 5000 p
are at present on the Isthmus and many more are
on their way
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rs For RECORDER. are authorized to
Mr. BOULIGNY Candidate RECORDER OF THE
FOURTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS, formerly the city In
fayettp frl3
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1862.

MARRIAGES DEArHs.--We will hereafter publishthe
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths free Of
charge. "a
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Mr. Robb repudates both parties which is very cruel
and exclusive in him. Will not both parties repudiate
him VIII any voter wing democratic fail to scratch
his off the ticket and substitute some other ONE
By-the-way. will some gentlemen explain those as
that Mr.. Robb would accept nomination which
made to both the wings democrats Is Mr. Robb
like Anacharsis Cloots, the orator Of the whole human
race the candidate of every party,
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PROFESSOR ANpERsoN,-The great Wizard continues to
ill Armory Hall nightly, and the desire to witness his
wonderful performances does not aAae. His stay is lin.
tied understand tn twelve nights t9Fe aAj noe a
eNf eitiSth5 ,lisNia H,iss Sssiaa Ei,ih
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on
MI rs" Camp street. ~sG
NEW AND INTERESTING 30

NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
NEV ORLEANS ST4TIONERS' H.iREHOESE.
WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY, exemplary Pey Charity
By julia Kaynnagh.
Vol FRENCHS HISTORICAL RECoLLECTTONSO OF LOUISIANA
SWEET ON THE DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
SURENNE'S NEW FRENCH MANUAL AND TRAVELLERS COM
PANION.
APPLEToNs MAGAZINE AND ENGINEERS JOURNAL. for Feb,
ruary, 1852
THE WORKS OF JOHN c. CALtIouNvo l. being Disposition
Government.
BROWNS GRAMMAR OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR The work
OF the kind published.
LocKaARTs HISTORY or THE conquest OF AigXICo AND
NEW SPAfS-ln vols
HUNT ON LIGHT
TALBoTs PENCIL DF NATURE interesting work to Daguer-
reoypers.
Ti0RNTIIWAITES GUIDE TO PHOTOGRAPHY.
MlTCHELLS New and Completely UNIVERSAL ATLAS, Edition
1851.
liARPERs MAGAZINE for March. 1852. Also
commencement complete and bound N styles
For sale by tnhi5 ltgpitW J. b. STEEL Camp street
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u. II. SteeI's
Ef IN. o. sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE, III l
wv CAMP STREET, w

Between ayier and Poyras nearly opposite Commercial Place
g The subscriber offers Medical Students the largest and best
assortment of all kinds
MEDICAL WORKS,
Latest Revised Etonsa Publishers Prices This collection embraces
Works every branch Healing Com
plete Library for the Student Mednea the prices they
sold in Boston, NewYo and Philadelphia As the lat is
ordinary advertisement the attention Medical Students and
the Medical Faculty generally respectfully The
critical
satisfaction purchasers.
mills 2ti 2dp j. y. STEEL, 30 Camp
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rs PosrroNEMENr.-The undersigned Com.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UnUOTS1BIEU VUHI-
e appointed at the meeting citizens Theatre
Saturday evening last finding the time allowed prepare their
report or Monday evening" insufficient hereby that the
adjourned meeting postponed till TUESDAY EVENING March
o'clock
W. G. Kendall NJ. 0. H. Norton, John Donovan
George Urquhart, John g. Gaines B. Beauregard,
j. A. Barelf, Paul Tulane, L, Casara,
John R. Marshall, 5. Jsmison, F. B. Lebean,
S. Buckner, mills
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Mr. Robb presented himself to the people last Satr
day night the special champion of Consolidation with
Lafayette included. Now this is funny, Why then did
Mr.. Robb bitterly denounce gentlemen, whose crime
was urging the inclusion of Lafayette! Why did he
denounce gentlemen for advocating what he claims
his work AS for his claim of paternity to the Conso
dalton bills do not believe he up either of them
and certain they underwent material notifications
pa,iiculny in reference TO bond-before they passed
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ARRIVAL OF THE INDEPESENrE,- The steamship Indie
pendence Captain Stoddard rivcd yesterday, days
from Kingston, jamaica where she has been repairing
some tine past. We indebted to her Clerk Kings
ton papers to the Sd instant tou days later than
received by the way of NewYork.
The Royal Mail Steamship Midway arrived at Kingston
the LIST Instant from St Thomas change Is to be
made in the arrangements of the Royal Mail Company
steamers by which the steamers running the Spanish
Main will touch at Kingston going and returning.
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re- For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
DRBUYS, the present Comptroller Of Municipality One,
Candidate for CoMPTRoLLERSIIP OF THE CITY NEW
ORLEANS fell
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MS~ For RECORDER. II. SHIELDS is
Candidate the OF RECORDER THE FIRST DISTRICT
subject the nomination of the Wing Convention.
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lcE BMpGE MARcH-On the 3d inst teams with
heavy loads were crossing over the Connecticut river
the ice, at Hartford.
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THE WEBSTER MEErlNG.-The statements of the north
papers respecting the Webster demonstration in New
York on the 9TH nit. very conflicting By some. it is
represented large and highly enthusa site meeting
while others state that it rather Il failure Mn
CHo,rE detained from the meeting by illness, but
there considerable number of speakers. and the
speeches generally acknowledged to have been forc
bic and eloquent The Courier and Enquirer thinks the
movement one of great Importance, that will have
powerful effect throughout the country. The Commel-
cia Advertiser congratulacs the friends OF Mr. Webster
on the fact that the meeting exclusively wing
ing, partakng of no hybrid character. resolution
adopted, nominating Mr. Webster for the Presidency
and an address to the people of the United States
adopted
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49, MASONIC @-DELEANS CHAPTER No Ia
ATE. rgFaf tBs tt hap.ll Nli bi ktIa THIS EVEN
~ M NsTG ~ ttart ~ ,"tisr u ,hy H. u,
RTA #Ai5 v " l. EssfYsts sss'T,
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Fancy SToREs-The beautiful store of Guinness Hill
No 90 Camp street offers great attractions to those in
want of fancy articles.
The same may be said of lufys sores No Chartrcs
and No. 10 Camp street
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Dry Goops.-C. NJ Simpson No so Canal street. is nov
receiving most extensive and WILL assorted stock o.
spring goods Our lady friends will do well to give him
call
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eas~ Our Capitalists sbopld remember that

the great BAFTuRE SALE MONDAY March The
location of said property decidedly the situated for mercantile
in the South each having
1esons OF purchasing informed that autographs Plans reference
can he obtained at the Office of Messr BEARD MAY the Au
ti1nerrs for the property. mhs If
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SEIZURE OF I'M STEAMSHIP AMERICA dispatch from
Boston, dated the 9th inst says The officers
having in charge the British steamship America which
arrived 1T this port yesterday discovered last evening be-
tween four and five thousand dollars worth of lace goods
which had been illegally taken from the steamer the
purpose of smuggling The goods found Secreted in
wagon among the dirty linen of the ship, which was To
have been sent to the laundry The Goods of rich
costly description and the America has been seized by
order of the Collector No have yet been made
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ZEG~ For STREET COMMISSIONER. Please an
A. MONTANYE CANDIDATE. the
MISSION solicitation many friends, ensuing election
March. f,19t IF
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IS~ For RECoRDER-Second District: j L..
FABRE, mh
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HS~ For CITY SURvEYoR-NIessrs. Editors of
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE
GF- Election on the 22d March, 1859. fo16 2p
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MS~ For TREASURER H. GARLAND is a
Candidate TREASURER OF THE CITY OF ORLEANS e2O
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or, A Bold Stroke for Fortune
Which received onits first representation with shouts
of applause
Bond-holder. ........................Mr Mr.. R.
Remaining characters by several distinguished gentlemen
(amateurs) and superuumeraries.
Property IMAM and Prompter. ...... Mr. Bricks.
Re In the course OF the everiug Mr.. WATER WORKS
will deliver lecture
Public Hydrants, and their Advantage to the Poor.
EaJ- The evenings performances will conclude with
the amusing Farce OF
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Gable Ualk.

We indebted to the officers of the steamers St Paul
and Iowa for late river favors
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DEATH OF BEiA B,DcER.-Bea Badger, prominent
wing OF Philadelphia died suddenly in that city on the
9th inst
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laS~ For STREET COMMISSIONER. Editors of
the Crescent Please PATRICK DAILY Candidate
the city, gene.
nun renls, mlig taR
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SAWS SALooN.-But few of our citizens do not know
where Sans Saloon at O St Charles and those
who do not should possess themselves of the valuable in
formation in the shortest possible space time As
caterer Sam has rival Mr. Mcclure is of the most
pleasant looking and obligng in town, and the same
sentiments generally entertained of their good looking
Ia
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CHARLESTON HARBoR.-The Committee on Commerce in
Congress has unanimously agreed to appropriation Of
100000 for the purpose of deepening the channel the
entrance to Charleston larbor The bill Will probably
pass.
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R.ss- WH1G RANsERs-R11nl RA11YlI RAJ

tNMcet at Headquarters, PEARL Charles street.
o'clock THIS EVENING Monay March resolution pissed
at the Last meeting oNt Lafayette. By ofths President
mills Colonel HIfNTER Marshal
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ANNA BsHop.-Our readers must not forget that this
artistic songstress will be at home her admirers the
Lyceum this evening. The consummation so devoutly
wished is achieved and the prices OF admission moderated
to ST. all the Hall The excellent programme is in
another column Bochsa viii perform upon the Harp
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Wing RANcERs.-The Wing Rangers meet tonight a
the Pearl, opposite the st. Charles Theatre.
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We wish pal .icrarly to know what Dan Rice is gonl
do with those three silver trrmpets When too does hi
open his grand hippodrome?
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ny For CITY SURvEYoR.-We are authorized
HUGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR OF
NEW ORLEANS. iSr Election Monday, March
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LEFT IN THE DARK;

Or, The Gas Put Out
H5- Gentlemen in the second and third tiers will pro-
vide themselves with candles and ocofocos
sary to put them in requisition during the Farce.
Performances will commence at o'clock
n B. /" Free" List suspended.
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mss For MAYoR--A. d. CRossMAN.

re" For ALDERMAN.-We are authorized -
BENJAMIN FLORENCE Esq, Candidate for ALDER
MAN the Fourth District of the city NewCreans.
,s take place the 4th Monday March, mh4
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ADAM EyEThese beautiful pictures vii! remain at
he Municipal week more. They are deserving the
attention of the lovers of art
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BaS~ For STREET CoMMTssIoNER.--F MENDOZA
STREET COMMISSIONER subject til. nonna.
OF the Wing Convention. III
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JUVENILE CoNcERr.-A concert of two hundred juvenile
performers VIII be given Tuesday evening the hall
the Carfollton railroad depot 1t is got up by
fessor kemmerer.
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Amusements.

AMERICA THEATRE.
REy" SECOND NGHT OF THE SEASON.
IA Second Night of the Engagement of the celebrated
Vaulter. MIR, RI!
RE- The performances VII commence with the new
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Several communications will be found on the
next page.
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LyCesns Hal.
MONDAY EVENING, March Is, 1852

MDNDhI EVENING, hldItH ~ 'o"-
PROGRAMME
MADAME ANNA BIS HOPS
FIFTH AND LAST LYRIC ENTERTAINMENT.
PARTLY IN DRAMATIC COSTUMES,
Combining the attractions
CoNcERT AND oPERATic SCENES.
PART I.--coNcERT.
'''''''''' iifRR jiilius siEDE.
%na All come 'p'' nsvsrbser
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
,.D"''" illusions on Norma s
a English Ballad Home sweet IIonen
''''''' '' MADAME ANNA bishop
De "'"'' ''''''I HERR HERMAN BRAUN
6Air-" Robert to, Jaime (Roberl Da.,
MADAME ANNA BISHOP; .ocus,
iihrP oblghto' MT no''''"'
tS Inemission of Ten Minutes 81
PART Il.
HERR julius siEDE.
Lyric Recitation from the Biblical Operate Spectacle calod
JUDITH.
The Ibcto originally written in Cas'ilnn for Madame Anna
Bishop during her soiourn in Mexico, by the Spanish Poet
JOSE DE LOZARDo, md translated into English by H. g.
WATSON, Esq, OF NewYork The Music selected and ar
ranged by Mr. BoCHSA, from the most popular works Of YER
d. having resemblance the character with the various phases
of the above impressive subject viz
LOMBARD, NABuCo ERNANI
Judith. Nine ANNA BISHOP
AS performed by her Mexico Aor Place Opera House.
Boston, the pi oi
cert Room.
Argument Programmes
g. .Extemporaneous fantasia. Harp
MR.. BOCliSA.
PART III.
l.. The Carnival Of Venice. Nconcello.
HERR HERMAN BRAUN.
MADAME ANNA BISHOPS BOUQUET MUSICAL
NoECEdE DE C0NCEET,
comprising National Melodies she has siei
which she
TEN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES. viz
ENGLISH, GERMAN, RUSSIAN,
SCOTCH SWEDISH ITALIAN
FRENCH DANISH MEXICAN.
ETHIOPIAN
DIRECTOR Nj Bcl'SA.
ES Nine Annn Bishop, anxious Rc,scc the desire expressed
her by parties, has fixed for this only, Tie fRICE OF
TICKETS 10 all ptrts o the Hall
ONE D 0L LA Il EACII
GAN numbcrc) To had whol SATURDAY, 18Th and
MONDAY, 18th, at the I.yceuIn Hail,
- Tickets for the spacious Gallery, mot niub.ryi the Music
stores Of Messrs w. 7. Mayo and Hewitt
n! The Piano Forte used the Pcyel's Grand A
ton, from W r. MRyO's Music Store.
IF Lyric Entertainments to O'Clock Doors open
O'Clock. nina 2p
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.te,U Orleans Comb, Brush and
GiffsEYs Fancy Store. @srgAEB
T.03'@N JOSEPH HUFTY, 55fS#
VsiN!il NO. CHARITIES AND 10 CAM STREET, .,J
ks Would respectfully call Country Merchants aud
City Denlers to his large and extensive assortment OF
COMBS,
BRUSHES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
selected with the especially the Southern trade
The following the articles, impossible
lnerate all In this circular
c o m u.s.
TORTOISE SHE'LL TUCK COMBS approved
patterns: SHELL SIDE long, DREssIN and POCKET;
BRAZILIAN COMBS, Of all descriptions ENGLISH
DRESSING, POCKET and REDDlNG COMBS;
IVORY FINE AND DRESSING; TOR
ToiSE and BUFFALO FINE, BtF-
FAIo DRESSING TUCK and
TWIST COMBS, etc. etc,
Brushes.
Under this head will be found extensive Of HAIR,
CLOTH, TOOTH, SHAVING HORSE, HEARTH,
NAIL WALL, SCRUBBlNG FLESH
AND PAINT BRUSHES.
Fancy Goods
LADIES' WRITING DESKS, WORK BONES CARD AND NEEDLE
CASES. GOLD PENCILS, HAIR ORNAMENTS Splendid
PARLOR PAINTINGS, FANCY TOILET BOT.
TIES, STANDS, ALABASTER
FIGURES etc.
Under this class and have consulted
readily be gratidel by examination.
tFr Agent for STEELS BEAUTIFUL FEATHER BUSTERS,
which will he sold at Ne-YOrk prices
Rr COLTS REvolvERs and other PISTOLS. mh15 step
IL FelU Chances Left, Sl Each,
DIAMOND RING
F0E RAFFLE iMMEDIJTEA Tm
LEIGHTON & CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE,
mills ltap No 50 Canal street door TO ST. Charles street
Guinness $ Hill,
Sc CAMP STREET,
W WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
GOLD PENS, FINE CUTLERY, CANES UMBRELLAS,
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS,
FINS OPERA GLASSES, PORTE M0NyAIEs,
PAPER MACHE GOODS,
Dressing, W orL Jewel, Odeur Glove and Liquor Cases.
PIANOS PAINTINGS
nh5 CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES. 8l?p
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THOMPSON & NIXON, No 10 Camp street,
~ Have received per Winfield Scott additions their siockr
TO render it a complete
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising
CLoAkS, Of Black French Cloth, u, u r. and full circle.
OVER COATS of various qualities and all the styles
DRESS COATS, OF Black French Cloth, various qualities.
FRoCK COATS Of Black and c0Ored Cloths
BUSINESS COATS of Baok Cloths pre
PANTALOoNS, OF Black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere.
VESTS, of Cashmere Satin Wooden Veet Black and Fancy Silks
and White AIarseiss single and double breasted.
SHIRTS Of Fine Linen and Linen BosOms.
HOSIERY Of Shaker Fannes Meno Cashmere Cotton
MORNING GOWNS. UMBRELLAS. PERFUMERY. etc. d. 4pf
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cAMS OYSTER SALOON This -

A CONVERSE & CO., Grocers and Dealers in
" Western Produce, 97 Tchoup,ouas street. Lafayette
street
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The .america, .ain,a,,ac for 1852.
Fashionable Clothing.

ICY THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF UsI
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YEAR 1882, for sale by
ianl2 &c. MORGAN Exchange Place, adjoining The po-of
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NEW PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE WASH.

You may have used ordinary Truss years without meeting with
any accident or serious injury from pres
the bowels but then again. may during
day week with all the horrible symptoms Strangunion
~ Remember the cases. while YOU have opportunity
do as they ought have doueRESoRT THE BEST MEANS CT
SEC
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NOibeU1''s
II, T.. ~. Rhine
II. n. Smith, EenTist,
1l6 st. Charles street,
f?5 corner of Iafnyett, so,o

ofrl' any rAK1 No. new BASIN CORNER OF JULIA AND
81. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly hand at the loves market p,,
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME, " ''''
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHI tRCOAT ctc STE,
CHI 1,ILcAA
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

CtHANKIIN 81 REILLY corner OF Main anu rst streets
have inst received and are still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock oil Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some of the most lash
onabe goods brought market this season. which we OF
fer at wholesale or RETAIL TO customers and all othcr'
who NAV favor with a CALL very low for cash or pro-
duce. The following comprises some oil the Leading ar
ticles:
Black and coored Cloths plain and fancy Cassineres
Vestings Cottonades Denims Caiicoes Ginghaps
Rereges silk Tissues. Grenadins blk and cold Silks
Berege dLaines, white and Geld Mosquito MEETINGS, Ho
siery Gloves Laees plain and drilled Swiss Muslns, Cam
brics and Jaeones Bonnes Ribbons, Parasols and I'm
brelas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; ALSO full stock o
brown and beached Sheengs and Shirtings brown ant
bleached Drills, Tickings Hickory Stripes Irish Linens
per- linen and silk Pocket handkerchefs blk and eoP'
silk Neck do bid Silk Grape. and Palmetto Shavls &c.
&c. to which would respectfully invite all to come
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lap26l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-23
WOODBUI,N'S FEVER AND AaUE
pEMrnY

NTow offered to the public for the ars. time. This med
icine has existed in private family for more tina
fftv wears has been distributed 10 considerable eNten
among friends and has during the whole time aud nj an
Instances proved itself never failing remedy, whether
applied to common cases or to third day aSue OF wen
known stubborn nOt0riety. - .
Such experience, together with numerous SOLICITATIONS
from friends has induced the proprietor To give To the
their own experience have cOnsencdio take an agency
for mart of Indiana and Illinois, and offer IT by the
dozen or single bottle with the express understanding
that the money will always refunded where the med
ecnnsed according doireetions does not affect perfect
and permanent cure. mhl0-tfl ALLlS d. Ho"ES.
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70 TEE FuRLIC.

ia The undersigned have taken, for term Of years,
k3 that large and commOdious hrecstOry Brick build
tAiL ing lately erected by Mr. II. {. HerSchelman,
The Of Second street and Fulton Avenue in La
City, in which they have opened House OF Enter
tainment. 10 which they have attached Family Grocery,
and respectfully solicit sherc of public patronage.
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient Stabng
and capacous sheds, in of the Lamasco Steam Mill,
aud cOnvedient TO the premces. They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms and can lodge comfortably G persons.
For those who in the habit of parakng of the ardent
they will find Bar well stored with all Kinds of choice
liquors and aention,an accomplished Barkecper no
will at all times attend TO their wants. Their tables ill
times be supplied with the choicest vaIds and veg
etblcS the market VIII afford II is their intention, at all
times keep orderly and quiet house. and pains
will be spared to render their guests comfortable They
have doubt but their long experience in catering
the public will enable them TO gave entire satisfaction TO
all who may favor them with call.
The Of such house in this part Of the city has long
been felt. and the undersigned ia hopes generous
public will second their endeavOrs TO remedy the deic
ency. BRUGGIMAN d FISHER.
Lamasco City, May 18th 52.-[tf
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LAW pARTrJERSBIP.

VAS G.. JONES and JAS. L. BLYTHE, Attornies at
% Law Evansville Indiana. have associated themselves
as partners in the practice of the law and Will continue
10 practice i'm this and the adjoining counties and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning their
attention particularly land law la short time they
will be prepared to give few minutes abstract oil
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
menis or in Lamasco, together with uer professional
opinion as TO the title ifdesired. [jy25-dawtfi