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Each allowed $50 lbs baggage free,
ceedng In measurement 10 cubic feet
Serage furnished with mattress pillow and
with the raiions y
Freight will be Chagres al 70 cents per foot and from
Francisco 500 The transit OF
the ishmus at the expense Of the passengers t
through mail line
advantage in the qualify Of the steamers employed and
despatch from the boats always ready
a both OF line o accidents.
For information apply Office Of the 81 and
SIS street. behs apply the company's
agency No lit West street, Of Warren street, New York.
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rHARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and coun.eIIor-.s-

rHARLEs SEXTON, Attorney and CopnseIlar-ss-
Law, offers his professional services in the Supreme
United claims
in cmms the departments Of the
and before Congress- procuring In obtaining
sons and bounty lands IN collecting debts and nhernnc
negotiating purchase and lands United
States especially prosecuting claims before the Of commits
soners under treaty with Merco prepared 10 his full
enton and California land title in the United
Ststcs Supreme Court appeal.
The latest Of the ses and Territories compiled from the
surveys General ofoe information
bracina population the Territories
important the United States saeesby the late
be obtained At his ohce 18th street, opposite the Treasury
Binding, Washington, ID. O.
Bperdcld, Washington city
Alexander Ramsey ST Paul Minnesota John o. Livingston,
ataw, New York ey Peter H. Burnett
Avo, California Messrs Thomas Cowperfhwat Co. Phila
delpha, Messrs A. p Ladew Co., 81 Louis mess O. Aber
nathy CO., Oregon City
Feb s-2aw3m 9r.H
CxCEISIOR Building Hardware and Tool store
II only establishment,
the United sntes-wM NJ. MCCLURE BRO, No Market
Philadelphia. MsRuacturers depot for locks
all kinds, Warranted quality premium porcssn knobs, 90
patterns silver plated hinges, hc with the
ment II all the modern patterns IN this line
Builders call and examine
Catalogues sent by mail " desired.
Hot air registers and ventlaors, At factory prices
March l3-iaw6m
p VI HOOE n CO., Whcles~ss and Retail Dealers sss
carpenG floor oil cIoshs nstinss, curtain
sheenns BLANKETS snd house goods Generosity
Pennsyvsns avenue, between 9TH snd sh wsshnron
u. q.
Aug 1-u
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VERIFY u MILLER,

Pennsylvania between 9Th and s Washington, d. c.,
WHoLEsALE and retail dealers foreign domestic staple
ans fancy dry goods, mattinEs oil cloths, table
and piano covers bed spreads, blankets, sheeng- and houset
Strict psomp, Personai attention given 70 orders.
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The Liverpool United States Mail
Steamers.
The ships composing this line
The Atlantic app west
The Baltic Ihpt Oomstoeh.
The AdIiate
f1-rsswa These ships having been built by
{fy3 for government service has been
Sllk1H taken In their engines,
insure strength and speed aud their accomno
daons for unequaed for elegance and comfort
Price of from New York Liverpool ia l cabin 800
Exclusive $500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool to New York, go and 900.
An experienced attached TO each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid Tor.
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BUILDERS Railroad Compenies.-The subscri-
u her "Fuler's India Rubber
sptngs all interested Of his
Fulleris
Extensive
builders, railroad companies and all who
requ 20 this patent.
price per pound, including the privilege
the patent.
The American Institute have Just the
premium for best India rubber springs
Orders the United States giving the exact OF
rubber required, will be promptly executed
person authority India rubber
springs, which operate BY compression Of the rubber
HORACE H. DAY,
Oldest OF India rubber business Uni
OF nineteen India rubber patents Ware
house 10 Courtisndt street, New York.
Public called the advertisement OF Mr. He
authorized to manufacture and vend
In the United States. -
by his Attorney, c. NJ KNEvITT. F
INV YopK, 1851.
Jan l4-sod3m
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-Trains Of Michigan,
souh1rn Northern Indiana railroads daily (Sundays
eIceptedD as folowst
Toledo sis, arrive ut Laporte
by plank road 10 miles TO
Ncgsn City; 20 miles 10 Ainsworth and by stage
Amer February by through To Chicago
Returning Lapoue wayears leave Lapoe at Ip, a.
and ariv Monroe and Toledo At 555 p m
with Fort Wayne Surgis with loghps-
lafayette, and indianapolis at South Bend and other
the lne with the principal towns north and SOUTH
Toledo line connects at a55 or A. M with the
Lake Erie Shore route, by stage and railroad to Cleveland
Erie, Dunkirk, and Buffalo. -
Cleveland take all the 10 Psburg
by % miles staging Philadelphia and New
: L, +. WILLIAMS, Superintendent
ApRIAs, Jan. IL, 1854 Jan S6--du y
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Great southern Mail Ro.te-New and Improved

Ofcnt SOuthefh ItOute.-NtW
Schedules.
Daily bstpeen Washington and the Southern Cities
n March, boat viii
Washington and by which
point south OF Washington will avoid detention
Richmond, whilst in addition
Norfolk, by taking line, will in Rich
time fer the boats which tina, place daily
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pRoPosA,s for carving the Malls OF hs United sds =
III, s day Of Jaly iss' win be isesvsd coase eHcs o
the Pos, Once Department. in the cry o. Wahnsen un m
lo5s From Columbus, by South sloohed creisylle
Waller, wsvehsy, P,keOn and Loe''vi' TO Portsmouth,
ssm~e sslss-is. ts~ Spill 10 oaosri
Leave Columbus daily arrive At Portsmouth 'an'
Lsss, RorI@oah daily N, 'rrivs al oO'uHsu. 'sps
o y 1,T.isy Sslsasl. fs-. osislsr ,s Nsrsl ~
Leave coameas sss as, M arrive At rsstsnoa'h sane
Ls s 2r s a.as ate, ~, o'u~sa, same
dV@ MH@ -
n,aa,,. ..a .,.,. -. asa. - essvsysse. rssaa,a Inc
to ss,sa q gsssss y sF ,, ~ p, s =
es, eS.ss ss .ss,,es - 70, " cea .ss, conveyance
peaasee WI .a. s s wal pay ~ mp, ~, ne, run sq .
All pasas ree sasr General ssas ne eon,se, g,
ire eops.s~ -ssauis provided he allows rata erua pay er
addeas .,es made ssa y ~. sssnss and oas month No
p v " showed 90 ssss.. ., sexual o, sdys d,
% ns sea ~ sssrsssd 10 n. secund Assistant
master ~. General sSSor.sS WAL proposal. q osio
csacs q one Or NOR, e' r., form TS
& me arr able 70 max mn GOO @ ohio
:" " ' ". X. HALL, Postmaster General
ro.r orrtor psrrrsrSr, March %, issa
books FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS History Of the B,
ID Empire from the Accession Of James INC hrs-1 volumes
walkers Rhyming Dictionary--I vol. IssI,
North Germany, I'D Nethorlsnds--J vols iso'
Blacks Picturesque Tourist OF Scotland vol tSa -.
Murrays nscial OF Church and stats- vol lS
Wrbster's Royal Red Book for isa7-l vol
ptiovon,s bouonay OF their lives and works.
eaon by Allan Cunningham and r. A. Dsveppor vol 1852
Ritter MaGnetoid Currents vol lssla
woodward on poiarized Lishf-l vol 1881.
webs,er Reports Notes Of Cases in Ps,en, Law vet
parneI Chemical neutrality-suspicious. and qusntave vol.
Is~ed's Screw Fleet Of the Nsvy-l vol.
Karsiskes the Study Of Lorc-l VOL 1852
Just imported from London direct
An 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ia II al "a
Baltimore and Washington MISUNDERSTANDING OF
Hours.
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi monthly
nicaon between San francisco Oregon awaiting the
returning delay mails and passengers
from San francisco.
propelers steamers will be kept
for e transportation freight and transient between
Panama and San francisco.
steamers keep up the between
Acapulco ports The connexon
will United States mail steamships
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olothins ana clothing materials.



Bureau Of Prosisons apd Clothing, March WI lsso
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals. ol navy c..
~ and clothing materials" viii Ne received This ons.
O'clock ms Monday the 18Th u Apr next ol u nm
and delivering Ton receiving tbty dsys noues
the nsvyyArds al Chsestown, massachusettss BROOKLYN
York and Gospor. Virginia. such quantities or i. =,
the following named articles OF clotbng ns
be ordered by the chief Of this by the
ANTS OF said respectively during year s
Jnns Isss VIZ ~ ~ ' -" w s On "a Jun DAY u
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For the information OF the traveller is to stale that
points OF that taking
Iom Washington, avoid delay al the
Virginia Central Railroad, which they reach the
following morning. Lyncburg Lerng
ton Buchanan and the Mineral Springs Of Virginia BY Of
direct Richmond,
comfortable. packet
Boyd Edmond Davenport which Richmond daily
O'Clock,
FARE
Lynburs 90 So and TO Lexington and Bu
chanan So each.
apply board either of the mail
and for further information to
GEORGE MATTINGBY,
Agent Of the line In Washington
Feb sd W g. cod3m
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Apriia
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Vermont Eiection--tv hiE g iunpn

! Vermont Eiection-. tshi= g iusnpi.
BOSTON, Sept. s.
| From Vermont we have returns OF 100
towns, which give Fairbanks 1902, Drained
i,577, Robinson S,245. The same towns last
year gave Williams 1887, RedGelI 7,2o4,
Robinson 4,243.
Coagress.-3d district-25 towns head
from. Sabine (Whig), 1858; Adams, 2,34J;
Rowley, 1852. I'd dlsirct-49 towns heard
from Tracy (Whig), GIFT; Henry. 1893;
Fletcher, 2.Sl6. 1racy's majority 1868,
LIST dstrict-30 towns heard from. Meacham
(Whig), 34SS; Tucker, 1898; Pierpomt, l.
PSI Meacham's majority LIZA.
House ReweSeatatires.-lial alt the State returns
are in which give "a Wing and 33 opposi-
ton.
New CASTLE, DEL, Sept 7.
Samuel Wards negro was executed to-day
for the murder OF Geo. A. DAVIDSON, who had
him IN custody under the charge of larceny.
CLEAELAND, Sept. 8.
"A large body of colored persons assembled
to-day. Tomorrow jubilee, commemora-
tive OF the deeds oil negro soldiers, takes place.
whi: Mas. Mee,.ng.
COLUMBUS, o. Sept 8.
The Wings held large mass meeting yes
tcIuay WHICH was i"'-eiy dltchaeu. mos.
Ewing, Horace Greeley. and others address
sed the meeting upon the tariff and river and
harbor improvement.
woman ASi,h Convention.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 8.
The Womans' Rights convention met.
Lucretil Mott, President. Pauline Davis,
r. l.; Z. .. Smith, of Brooklyn; b. w.
Smith, and Sarah Miller, Vive Presidents
bns d.aIa
ing it their duty to examine into existing in
situations and ascertain which are worthy to
be retained and which set aside. The right
of every woman to hold property and resist
taxation till she acquire the rightto vote.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW DRY GOOD HOUSE.
.Ner York and Louisville Branch.

'y'lE undersigned have jus. opened Staple and Fancy
i Dry Good store, Water st. corner OF Main.
Where they daily receiving extensive Stocks of well
selected staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Hats Caps, UNI
oreas. etc.. etc. .so superior quality of Ready made
Clothing rarraRted: TailOr's Trimmings Furnishing
Goods. OF the very best quay. Merchant 1aors will
dnd To their advantage to cali and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally.
would say that intend to keep. at all times. full
supply Of Fancy Goods Of the latest and fashionable
sly les suited 10 this market
In addition 10 the above we shall keep assortment
OF Jewery aud Notions, equally in quality any Stock
aud small profits.
sept3G WM L0WENTHAL & co.
rJNHE Co partnership heretofore existing under firm
l. Of Harrington, Crane Co.. this day dissolved by
mutual consent Either of the subscribers are authoriz
ed 10 sign the name of the firm in liquidation.
ISAAC 4. CRANE,
Evansville, Sept lst 1857 scp2-n WM. COOK.
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also assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Cravas,
ara various Other articles.
In addition tia above. my usual stock) have Just
retained from the East with splcRdci and extensive
stock Of Cloths of cvsry description. will sell low at
WholeSsl and Retail, manufacture the 10 order
G rod fits and perfect satisfaction. otrade.
am using in my establishment Patent Sering
Machine. which enables 10 make eapcr than
oher establishment which dos not use ihea TIL VA
chine is ing revolution in the Tailoring
have Obtained the sole right IT, sell patent rights of this
nycaton in Vandcrburh county and ask from the trade
an exami1ation of this machine
scpt4 s. GUMBERTS.
=. 81 take measures for Clothing niaEy kind, and
make to order in the best style.
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cocks FAMILY GROCE.,Y.

THE undersigned has this day opened, in Linek's
building, First street. between aah and Locust
splendid STOCK Of Family Groceries, OF my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell at Tery low prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter,
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
table, direct from the farmers, having made arrangements
To be supplied several tmesa week during the summer
with all kinds OF Country Produce All good. purchased
at COOK will be delivered the residence of customers
desired as have market wagon especially for that
purpose. therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try TO msrit 1t. Please call aud examine
stock. je3Uul L. II. COOK.
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IvANSvILLE BOOK STORE.

lust RECElNED,
~ Mansfeld's life of Scott in CLOTH do do in mphlet;
Queechy, work. by author of VI ide Wide World:
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine Plutarchs Lives;
ShaksI cares complete Works, Life, Plays and Poems
Byrobs NE Plays and Poems: Woods Practice of Nei-
clue; United States DspcnsatOry Quarto Bibles; The
Free Masons MoBor Josephus; also fresh lot of new
Music: Portmonaies writing nesks. Ink Stands; Back
gamuon boards, Blanks, Drafts Exchange &c. &c. for
sale by aucll SAM'L LISTER.
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CO-PARTNEaS9TP NOTICE

TIfHE undersigned have this day formed copartner
Il ship. under the name and style of LEWIS q GRAY
and have made arrangements with the hate firm Of Iar
rngton Crane " Co., To their in the
Receiving, Forwarding aud Commission Business in this
city.
We woulI respectfully solicit in.ancc OF the pat
rolagc heretofore 6erly extended towards late
firm, and bcspcak the good oiccs of friends pe,g
Ing ourselves to spare no efforts 10 promote the interests
OF all who niay chtrust business o care
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville. Sept. Is, ls5a septa-,f CHARLES GRAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVANS RES TAURAT

'VANS of Evansville, has fitted up the large and
II nodiOus three story Brick, recently erected by Mr..
F. Lnck FIRST street near the Sherwood ouse. i'm the
most complete style, and is now prepared TO welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will al. times be supplied with liquors
splendid Lunh II be set every day at 10 O'Clock -
NJ, with Turtle soup and all other atianabe delcaces
well known and skillfuI Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and luxUres of the served in the best
Style.
Speed and bermetically sealed Oysters Of the finest
quality .and-tle bes, of Cigars, &c. ljyI7-ul
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORM.
USf RECEIVED,
81 EaTper's Magazine for August,
The Bravo. - Novel;
Grace Milloughby;
Louisa, by Dumas:
Adventures of Gentleman in search OF Miss
Smith
Whites Negro Song books;
And assortment OF be- Eioncells strings; for
sale by aug-I2 SAM'L LISTER.
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S. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re-
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has just
received Il large assortment of Supe-
rior Black Cashmere and various col.
ors; also, an assortment of Sattineits,
Casinctis and TweedS; also, Black six
and Satin and other Vests, and com
mon Vests of all kinds. ln connec-
ton with his large stock OF Clothing,
he will keep Il line assortment. of Hats
aud Caps, Carpet Bags aud Trunks;
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Co-PARTNERSHIP NcTICE.

THE subscribers have TIA lay entered into Co part
Il nership, under the and sty lie of SToysEIr PAGE
& TAYLOR and have purchased the very large stock Of
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps of. h. Foster 81 Co.
which they will make large and scasonabie additions: and
will continue the business street oppo
site the Bank and would solicit liberal share Of public
patronage.
ieI7-dtSwIy STOWELL. PAGE d TAYLOR.
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SPOR CsME Y,

DOUBLE barrel Shot Guns to $40; Boys single shol
Guns for 81 -.
Rifles good assortment, with Shot Belts, Powder
Flasks, bullet moulds, &C. just received by
scpt3 BABCOCk BROTHERS.
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ST. CHARLES REsTAURAr.

EMANUEL GUMBERTS having taken the largo
three story brick building, the German Thea
friends and the public generally, In the approved
style His Bar will at all times be supplied with tn
choicest drnkablcs and the best imported Cigars. A
splendid lunch will be set at 10 o'clock every day vii.
those hasty plates ofsoup and ali the other luxureO
the season. Gentlemen can be accommodated atl
hours in the day with any dish that our market Will al
ford. ouoaa.2n,
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oFFIcE OF THE EVANSVILLE CO. |

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co
EvAsvILLE, August I3, 1S52.. !
TIME Stockholders orthe Evansville Insurance Com
pany. hereby notified that the annual election for
nine Directors will be- held at the Office of the company,
Monday the 9th day OF September, between the
Of one o'clock and four p VI. by Orler of the Boari.
auSl3 WM. PAGE Sect
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FURNITURE.

SOFAS. Divan, Center. dining, Brei kfast and Card
~ Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure U.S. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedsteads aud Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment OF God,
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low 10y
aug23 lyd WOOLSEf u NELSON.
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NEW GODS

CASTS Boots aud Shoes; &c and bales, Prints,
IL Saonetts and Flannes &c. Just received and for
sale by sept3 MORGAN. KEEN q PRESTON.
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TEWELRY q NOTIONS.--Ear rings, Finger rings,
- Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold PBs ana Pencils.
Watch chains Keys, Gold and silver Watches. steel
Deeds and Caps. Brushes, Cobs Purses. Fame Soaps,
Accornns, Tiolns Pictures and other notions
for sale by
aug 3 w NOOL;ET 81 NELSON.
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MEDICINAL.
NOAs ~ ~ - . . "a y. 4. v. nIfl
EDICAL NOTICE

hRS. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated
|! themselves together in the practice of Medicine
sIery and Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully to
ofn the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity that one Of
the firm be found at their Office on First street 90
tween Main and Locust at all times Gay night ready
TO attend 10 professional calls. tivsO-4wl
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S. z. GILBERT & CO.,

- xA- ~ lI06EtI q CO,
4 nts TOT cypress a g tory,
II AVEnow on hand and are constantly receiving Cot
ton Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton BItths wh
they are prepared To sell ON favorable they
BE- purchased al ~ this Any other city, We are selling
cotton yarns at 81 Ga and cents for 1tCs and SIT,
respectively. with discount cash. or on time for APP
proved paper. aug.5 u.
r0Tr0N YARNS-6S Bags Just reed per flames
~ Jackson 81 bags in store ANA for sale low hy
s.sePt1 ;. 4. GILBERT CO., Sycamc re near " ater
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DECEIVED and Just opening for sale low.
IL cases Mohair and Silk warp Lustrcs:
= do ass..'d rolors Velycts:
do Black Cloth:
dc Blue drah, brown green and olive, BIRD cloths
. do Jackonett Cambrics;
ito asstt'd colOrs;
] do Turkey Red Oil chintz;
! DO French Cassimers;
do Blue and Steel mixed Satinets;
do Clue aud White Blankets;
] do Silk and Worsted sarge'S;
do cartoon cape netting;
do cartoons II cation: ryles thread. Joe. edings,
do WOODEN Twecds; cases Ky. JcIus.
augi9 J. II. MAGuEE d co.
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DRS. BYFORD & FINCH.

\No GUILD inform the citizens Of Evansville that they
nave associated themselves together in The prae-
uce OF Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics Their Office il
on the corner Of First and Vine Streets
Evansville, June 2sih 1852 eotf
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~ NJ. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
y. Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
Tools, Building Materials, Rifle Mountngs. Coopers
knives and Planes, and Cabinet Makers, Trimmings,
ausl3 Main street.
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Washington Hotel.
Billiards.

EMANUEL GUNBERTS has Just furnished his
- splendid Saloon with two Tables, over the ST.
Charles Restaurant, where gentlemen be aceommo-
dated at all hours Of the day and ming, VITA
pements oil amusement. eug20.
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DIR. GRAVE FAMILY ME0IcTNrS.
LNMB3AClNG mis- celebrated Ague, Pills thai never
IL f 10 the Auge ehilis Btcrnitnt Feyers, in
al their complicated forms.
Also his popular A,.ti Bilious Anti Dyspcptc purify
ing and catharc Pills, that have been SO much made
use Of Tor the cure of Dyspepc, Liver complaint ina
Mercury
Also his Pain Extractor that fails give med
ate relief from pain ia the seyerest sc.ds aud
cures old Ulcers, Scad AMI letter and very valuable
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br asst
Also his Cholera Pills, for Darritea. DyseHtery or
Flux
Also his Worm Pills an excellent worm destroyer. and
viii, eNpe them from the systcu-thc above p-epara-
tons have beSn sold and extensively made of for
eight years past Throughout the Western States, aud
stands high la The estimation Of thousands that hive bcen
cured by thc.n. sold
HELLER & FARNSLEY.l -.
GRAN EOBD BELLY D'"e5's'''
Evansville Ind, s.pt1
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WATER street Evansville Indiana. AuctOnceYs
w AMI Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents.
Dealers ~ Dry Goods Furniture Chairs. Clocks, Loog
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions dc. Particular att-n
tiOn given to the sale all descriptions OF Goods hegu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs ay and Saturday Cash
advances made OH Consignments
aug % Iy WOOLSEY d NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-13
Belle Yue Gardens.

HE proprietor ofthis garden and public house, hasei
tirely rehed the building, and improved the grount
ana Is now ready to receive visitors This place
suatei on the river bank, just below Pigeon Greek
BRIDGE and is but short walk from the heart OF the city
refreshments al all kinds be obtained and the wants
visitors carefully attended to. The undersigned viii
always be on hand TO attend 10 those visiting his house.
my6-u JOHN NJ MATTHEW'S.