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ADJUSTMENTS.
7. CHARLES THEATRE.--Benefit Of GA

st. CHARLES THEATRE.--Beneft of GA
~ KAyFf, whiel, lie rpf-ae ~ sf, s.,
seters whole E4vGI. FAMILY viii app.nr ~ MoSTt
EVENING, April 1s vii be performed the TIttGg
FACED FRHNCHMAS-Pfve charnctats by GtDe
isb .Ir Thompson Mr. LsI;ar To be ioite*d by Excl
THE TGHi fsUrE. ehsh, the Comic Ballet NONE
DECHALUMEAU which pr
the comic To he succeeded by grand PAS sHt
Mile Beon COMIC SOEG FRENCH, by Gabriel
Grand PAS DE CoQUE Csn- and Vistorin- Franck
Brilliant COMIC SONG
To conclude with the sLeauS vlvant entitled CAIN AND ABEL
TIE FIKsf FEArseIpE--by Ray-l Family.
L ~ TUEsDAY-MAZUI.M: OR, TIE NIGHT
SLAClDES VARIETIES, Gravier street -
Il Second right q the Burea stn~
man Of this city MONDAY EVENING april ss-Wi prrse
the Bufeta Of BRUNIIDACount RudoIph NJ
Mye5a orangs King Nj, Wright gruna Mrs Howard; sp
the uanond valley BY Miles H. Yas Bulan BIonieaa and
prse f,IifaI By eRIMshAW BAsHAW
NJ hoiand bassna~, MI siniaond Fanny Mrs Reeves; Emily
Mrs MeVicksr. To conclude with 81
ORLEANS THEATRE-TuEsDAY April p.
Halesy, Of CHARLES W. - f' " = y
THURSDAY April 7s-Bsneft Of JAIN when will h.. or.
WILLIAM TELL - - " -
RehearsaI--The grand Opera by Rossn Of TASCREpI
II PeIsormanes ~ O'CLOCK
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Will leave MONDAY, April %, at O'clock r. ~
IGOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- sz
IL mediate ahdings-The fine regular passenger sQA1
packet EMPIRE, Meskin, master, leave a.
above For freight passage having excellent aonv
on board, fs' -ff''
APPS STRoTHER L BROS Agents Dc Poydyss stree.
Ia plan the cabin rooms sesrsi nv annv
nptn hea pents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-26
Caution.

PERSONS RupTuREn should be TINT they have
against HERNIA, with all its horrors
erly constructed and well adapted TRUSS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-26

LNOR ALEXANDRIA AND NAT 49,
II CHITOCHES-Weekly Packet Red River L s3e&-sT
steamer P. DALAiAu, VIM. Kay, master, will -
TUESDAY, January o'clock
every succeeding Tuesday during the The p bALN
place the HEC1A the Red River
freight passage, apply to SPEAKE 4 McCREARY,
janl2 If Nc. Tchoupitsnlas
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, April a. at S o'eloek > y
NOR BAYOU MACON AND TEN -
sAs-Rsgpisr Bayou Macon and Tensaa Packet
senger packet n. RELF Capt Charles Hsi ii lam.
rs above For freight passage apply board 10
r. b. SMITH a pnvi.a. .,ra,,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-24

foreign natious-to oil this the Baltimore
Platform offers tie direct opposite. Aud this
platform, the servile bunker press calls the
foundation on which we must ego on aud
build" Let the Russian Gar erect lIs rule
upon the ruins ot the Republic, and the ser
vile Hunkers would name CossHckdOm y
foundation on which to ego on aud build"
We must "eo OIL aud build" in quite u diff
ierent fashion.
From the struggles Of the times new aud
sound Democratic party must be brought
forth, TO which men of right hearts, full of
the love OF liberty, men of principle aud
honor, may attach themselves. Aud should
another victory Of tile Wing psriy be- neces-
sary to bring nhout this new birth, oir ron-
duct would I've truly Deu'ocrntic, should we
seek to assist them in vanguishiny the Dem
ocruiic party.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-24
From the New York Tribune.
4 German view Of American Democracy

Otd.l the exiles whom tho European rcvolu-
ton has brought to our shores none wiclds so
trenchant, mcrclcss and Independent pen as
Mr.. Charles Henzen, now Eltor of a weekly
journal in this city, called the JIg,s. A radical
democrat, speaking right out what he thinks on
| every subject, avowing his opinions on rels sion,
literature, politics, or individuals, with perfect
GOODNESS ard indifference to the opinions of the
majority, he necessarily often shocks the feeling
Of his readers and makes foes where he might
make friends, but nc also often tells tho truth.
In lecture recently delivered at Cincinnati on
the subject Of Pork, Mr.. IIeinzcn was led, APP
parcntly by the association of ideas, to roview
the policy and platform of the Loco Foco Con-
v0ntioE at Baltimore. From this part of his
remarks VIC below translate at some length, not
only for the benefit Of whom it may concern,
but also to show that the Germans in this coun-
try are not all disposed to go it blind for the
sham Democracy. Here are the words of Mr..
lIcinzcn let those cry out who are hit by them
The fact that the Democratic party" of
the first republic in the world has, in the face
of the world-ruliDg CZar, aud in tha year
1852, ninde the repression ofngitntion against
Slavery leading article of lis plaliorm-this
fact has III my eyes something 50 hurribc
aud saddening, that il would lie folly to cher
isli any further faith in humanity, were il not
n crime against reason TO doubt it, But
anticipate. Permit me TO cast II glance into
the past. Slavery, rs you know, is as old as
the human ruce. The first slave was weak
woman, and she doubtless will he the last.
Among savnges, to this day, the wife is the
recognized slave of the husband, wh ho regards
her IN the light of mere domestic animal.
The slavery OF men began with tGar ana in
! The history of war--a trade at murder-it
cerIHlhly is muIk of progress. For origi-
| nnlly the rule WIS, TO put all TO tho sword, TO
make no prisoners At litter period il was
| discovered that the victor cOull employ the
vanqulshcd 10 his personal advantage il he
| granted them ii,,nnd from Tint time he nado
them slaves This origin Of Slavery, as il
! existed among the Greeks aud Romans, also
I indeed among the ancient Germans, had ut
J least an appearance of right ia its lav0r For,
grant the right in man To put an enemy to
| death, aud II follows that the voluntary spur-
| ing OF life lay the victor umy he viewed as u
rightinl means OfObiaiuing property in him
who was spared. Later sill, the progress OF
mankind opened another and civilized
method of obtaining this right of property
Warriors becane simply robbers, who stole
peaceful men who had done them no injury,
aud brought them TO the trader, whom they
had injured still less. The trader examined
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-24
A Token Of Gratitude.

From the Pittsburg papers we learn that NJ,
DuNcANsoN, talented young gentleman of
color. Of Cincnnati, has for some time past becn
exhibiting in Pittsburgh. painting of the Gar
den OF Eden. The picture says the Ga1et,e. ..is
by feet, exceedingly chaste, and 90 carefully
executed that il looks well at any distance. Mr..
d. was offered $500 for it by gentleman of
Cincinnati" Other notices also commend il Al
the work of genius:
AT the close off exhibition in the city. Mr..
Vashon. on behalf of the artist, and in the pr...
enee OF those IN the Hail. in a very neat addre..
presented it to the Rev. Charles Avery, as .
testimonial of respect and gratitude, for his
munihcent friendship towards the colored peo.
pie of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. The Gazette
adds "Mr. Avery was taken quite by surprise.
and seemed for few moments at loss wbat n
sayi but after slight demur. he accepted il
with warmly expressed acknowledgements for
the compliment"
Mr. Avery has expended a large amount of
money for the establishment of an institution of
learning in Pittsburgh, for the benefit of tho
coiored people. And it was in reference to this
charity that this splendid tribute of gratitude
was thus delicately paid him, by Mr.. Duncan.
son.
who shall answer to this age and to posterity
Tor the sin and shame of crushing a race, thus
shted with the power of genius, the delicacy of
sentiment and the capacity for sublime moral
deVelopement, of which this one act provea
them capablo'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-24

PARKER PiLLsBuRY.-We are glad to learn
from MI Pillsbury's letter to-day, that he will
be with US according to his previous intention.
lie expects to commence his labors in Ohio at
Ba"Ir'd7e. on Sunday, the 9Th of August
Viii the friends ,hcre make the necessary ar.
fang'me"ts for meeting on that day. Of
course we shall have Mr.. Pillsbury's aid at our
anniversary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-24
Che Anti 5laurrp Buole.

~7N-~N~~N ~N|N|N~~~~~N~N|~~~~|-~-
WHEN Con COMMANDS TO TAKE THE TRUMPET
ASD BLOW DoLORoUs on JARRINo BLAST, 1T
LIES NOT IN MANS WILL WHAT HB SHALL SAY OR
WHAT HE SHALL LcoNcBAL.-Miiton.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-24

HEsVsoirArIoN.-In Wisconsin las, month.
'"o men were overpowered and became help.
less oy the foul air of a well. into which they
nau a'Scended' Water was thrown upon them
wn'ch SO Tar revived one of them, that he was
able to adjust the rope around his companion.
and both we're finally drawn out and restored
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-24
VOL. T..

Speak out brother Editors. II you think US
impcrtinent, we have only to say that our the
ory and our practice is intervention in behalf Of
freedom, whoever stands as its enemy or what
ever weapons are used against il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
WHOLESALE AND RETAII.

TOHN S. HOPKINS Is opening the finest stock Of
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
me most desirable styles of Silk Persian Cloth Berege
dLanes, French Muslins Gnghams and Prints-al fast
colors very choice selection of Bonnets and Bonnet
Ribbons also, few fine French Flowers for out and
side II mming Grape Shawls, Piano and Table, Govern,
Carpeting Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses
Ssoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama ana Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard.
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Curten Material in fact everything usually kept in the
Dry-Goods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bust
ness may be found very low for cash. Tap24l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
Fresh ARRIVAL Or.DRY GOODS.

TIME subscribers have ius received 52 packages of
Il fresa and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allea
c Sons Diuneils Manchester, Glabc Briggs, Moshas-
suck aud rsngiish Aerrimaek madder colored Prints.
Amoskng an.. Cain. Denils; Jewett City, Moille Otis
Bascom and Falls Company Shirng Stripes; various
STYLES of JOSEPH Ripkas fancy cotton cassaeres aud
good assortment 6ieehed snrtings plaid hnseys; btue
sa,tineils red and yellow wooen and brown Canton
Flapnels: blue and Brown Drills: and first varet,
of TcinQs Kentucky Jeans and heavy ~ brown Sheet
Inc s. o. whicl, oer The trade reduced prices.
part of s lot o' Goods were purchased by our friends
in New York at tae 'Bg Sale" and we are selling them
low, because dO 50.
IORUAN. kEEN &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

rJNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely relted and re:urnished it. and is prepared
to enrtain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He hes also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Pcee Bu. e. and has goo stock of horses and
riaees 10 let.
The sable is large. clean and well located and good
host7s are 10 constant attendance. Particular attention
will be u. ia The horSes left with him for keep
ino au in aiIrespects, the public shall find the Sher
WOOD house good Hoel. ljyS-tfl J. a. SYERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
New Grocery and Provision Store.

TNhE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
Il ansvile and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store the corner
of Main and Fourth Streets and will be his aim 10 keep
every article in his line either wholesale or retail.
have hand large lot OF fcheese, which will sell by
the box single pound among the lot there is Eng
lsh Dairy tneeae-a rich article. Coffee, Rice Rasns,
Oranges, Lemons Teas of all kinds, Lard OIL Vinegar
per, indigo States Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
and many other articles too tedo MENTION which per
sons may see by giving me o All kinds of Produce
wanted. (dec6l JAS. SPALDING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
DEPOSITS.
LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
wEOLESALE e RETAIL.

~gs-E-3 Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWORr
-TTS would inform the public that having recently
81 established in Iamasco City, Steam Furniture
1z-ss-- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus. Bedseads Wardrobes and several other kinds
Of Furniture by steam, thus enabling them 10 furnish these
articles lower than be purchaser elsewhere in this city
and at CiHeRncti Factory prices Their work in every
respects equal to that ofthe Cincinnati factories
They also prepared 10 do Turning worn ofevery des
facurers with what they desire i'm this particular. The
teBon OF those wanting Furniture is called 10 the work Of
this Factory.
The wareroom is on Main street. between Third and
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties,
besides all other kinds of Furniture, at the
fdecg-lyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15

d DEMOVED.-Wx. EMERY has taken the stan on
IL Main opposite The Hank, formerly occupied
by Conyngon' Book Store and IS now prepared to sup
ply wiz; plain 6oe work ia his line AT short
notice. He has good wofSncn employed, and VIII war
raut all sent from his saop He is prepared TO
make oois and Shoes and qualify, good fis. and made
up h thc best style. his iorg experience in business
aud ornetuaiy will guarantee aim The continued custom
Of ,hos, VINO try hs. His prices reasonable
and work not Surpassed 10 durability or neaness by that
of any other establishment. ljyS-nl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
ALLIS a. HOWES

ARE now permanently ocated In their new building
"A corner Of Water and Vine Streets where they intend
70 continue, enlarged SCALE their usual Wholesale
business IN Liquors and Groceries.
They have now in store larger. better and cheaper
STOCK oil imported Liquors than has ever heretofore been
In Evansville.
fhe.r Reetfng establishment is constructed thela
test an most improved plan, and is superntended by
nan who has mad ten years experience in the busnessn
Sew fox and Cincinnati. They therefore fatter them
selves thas they furnish either imported Domes-
tic Liquors in Quality nowhere to oe excelled and p
ces on par wi,5 Louisville and Cincinnati.
They have oa hard splendid assortment OF Teas and
their stock II Coffee, Sugar, Moasses, Syrups, Rice
Fruits etc. J, being daily enlarged by shipments from r.
Orleans. Thcy are determined to convince merchant
from the country, particularly the Wabash, White
Groen Rivers that Evansville is the advantageous
place for them 70 bay Groceries, and will do all in their
power TO make IL 50. t
Our friends on Green River will remember that the
steamer Kentucky No. 9 is ready to commence her
regular TIPS, excl svey from Evansville, and will with
two oher boats in the trade make Evansville the
most convenient pon for the transaction of Green River
business. rdec1e,5Ol ALLIS 6x HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
pooTG AND SrTOES.

q. The undersigned would respectfully in Yf7iu
- f,rm Tue puOlc. that he has now on hand 5fI1
Z 2 the l. rgesi and most approved styles OF sas
s%sS~ and sale work Ladies' Morocco
Kid ladies' Roots 8ussis Walking Shoes and slippers.
Also for Misses &c., dc. Also on band. splendid
,toek of Leather ard Findings for sale Wholesale and
low for cash at his old Water street doors
.boye Pavilion Hotel. lje3-ly] T. DEUsNER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
OUEENSwARE.

TWO hundred and thirty crates Queensware and five
L hundred and sixty packages Glassware, with gen.
eral assortment of French English, plain and figured
Gold Brand China German ware, &c. All OF which
he sold this spring The stock is complete and i'm
ported especially for this market. We would solicit the
special attention of heavy dealers. who have hitherto
made in the Fast and South, pledge
ourselves them time and money well oreak-
age Those wanting buy would do well to call once
goods must and will be sold at lowest igures.
Some assorted crates and casks on hand.
TERMS cash, or accepted paper Merchants visiting
city will find il to their interest 10 make purchases OF
us lmh92l HOLLINGSWORTH Il HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
LamascO Grocery store.

u II. RECHTINhas opened Grocery and Dry Good
)s Store on Fulton Avenue, High street. Lamases
City, which he intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceres Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery re.
Families in his neghborhood would do well to give him
CALL they win find verifying desired in his line of bus
ness and prices reasonable He to deserve
and thinks he will getfrom all those who once
try his store. Tfebl6-trl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
lust REi EIVED,
y The Biitadale Romance, by Hawthorne;
Peep at Number ), by Trusta,
The DAYS Of Bruce, by G.. Aguilar:
Uncle Toms Log CaOin, by h. Is. Stowe;
Agnel on Chess;
Women of the Revolution;
Memoirs OF Margaret Fuller Ossoli;
Women Of Israel, by Grace Aguilar;
Hume's History of England Volumes;
Gibbons do do Rome do;
Restoration of Monarchy in France, vols, 10y La
MARITIME;
Dicks Works;
Ron;
Josephus;
Irvings Works,
Dray ton. "a Story of American Life;
BY taugI SAM LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
Paper HanginSs.

yJNHF subscriber would respectfully inform bis eusto
mer, and the public generally. that he has on hand
aud is constantly receiving the newest and patterns
OF PAPER HANGlNGS AND bohpERs, sui'ao,o s iJl
HalIs Parlors Dining and Chamber Rooms, Of rch
Gilt French white plain and figured papers, OF The best
patie and eoors Ais complete assortment Oh me
Marble and Oak Papers Center Pie and Ceiling Or
na,nents The above goods have been selected from
a French and American anafacturcrs and VIII be
sold al the lowest prices, at the Evansylle Wall Paper
and ann Store Of JOHN c. DEVEREUX, Jr.
auglO Main ST. between 3st and 2d.
HrAIIS-e0O kegs ass'd. now landing from steamer
~ Paul Anderson and IA store for safe by
isIo Sc. GILBERT 81 CO., Syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15

A BAY MARE, about or years old from the premise.
Of Mr. Hitler, Salt Well Hotel. Said mare is rathe
thin in aesh, and has but Little hair her forehead has
particular marks about her Any person finding said
will be literally rewarded by returning he TO the
subscriber, giving information respecting her,
augl2 CHARLES KILLER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
NUMBER 124.
GROCERIES.
GRAHAM. JouN IAlRR.A
GRAHAM q FARRELL.

M have this day associated ourselves for the pur>
pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore ST.
nfee doors above Jas. Laughn's yr iron store We
prepared TO keep full and well selected stock and will
sell at as low rates as neghbor The produce efthe
country Will De taken as cash. at its market value and In
conduct Of business shall endeavor
make it satisfactory to our patrons.
ap24n GRAHAM FARREIJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
EVANSVILLE MALE ACADEMY AND
FEMAuE SEMIEARY


n. w.ssAFFoRD, A. M, PRINCIPAL.
THE Institution known by the above title for three
= past, viii commence its first Session for
year, on the hIsf Monday Of September.
The Seminary VIII be organized In two departments,
Junior and Senior the former comprising the younger
seholars aad occupying the lower room Of the Seminary
buifi8s the latter tie older and advanced pupils
and occupying Tie per room. The great advantageo
such arrangement must be obvious every one atal
acquainted y ith the work of Schsoi Room.
Miss Caroline o. Abbott has been engaged Associas
Principal of the Seminary lady known possess,
very high degree, all the desirable requisites for the
ton.
Miss Lorain NJ Dean takes charge of tho Junior De-
parment
The services Of aiss Harriet A. Woods the excellent
Music Teacher the past year. secured for tho
next.
The Academy. English and. Classical school. vii
open In Neptune Hail. All the school rooms will he I'm
proved and be made neat and comfortable.
BolRoIad.-Scyeral young lacies can be accommoda
ted in the family Of ihe Principal where they enjoy
good facilities fer study and be under the supervision Of
their teachers when Out OF the school Board with
fuel and lights 81 IS TO copper week Tuition here
totore, viz.
English Branches. es...............S40 90 TO s5 90 q.
Latin, French, Algebra, Geometry
and Driving, each ..'.'...'...S2 O0 TO $500 extra.
Music, se 90 10 $40 90.
aug2- Iwd&w6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
BOARD OF HEALTH.

BOARD OF HEALTH
meeting Of the Common Council ofthe city of Rv.
ansville held July 18th. 1852. the following gentle
appointed BOARD HEAbTn for said city, for
the ensuing year:
prs. =. T.. HiLLOCK. ISAAC CASSELBERRY.
4. V. MlTCHELis, Il. X. DAVIDSON,
TIlOS. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ.
TCity papers copy.
The following Sections city Ordinances.
SECTION 5. Ii s.a be the duty of every prscticng ply
sican in the city, to notify member OF the board Of
health OF every Of contagious infectious disease In
the cy within dix hours after the presence Of such dis.
his knowledge and every such ply sican
sha quarterly report to said board OF health every death
which shall to his knowledge i'm the course his
practice and also tine of such DEATH and should any
physician neglect to comply with the requirements OF this
section this ordinance. ne shafor such neglect
forfeit and pay not less an three than twenty
dollars.
SEC. 6. III any shall at any time knowingly in.
troducc aid assist i'm Introducing into the city any
contagious infectious disease of dangerous loath
character, such person shall for every such offence
forfeit pay not less than three than fty dol
larse JAS. C. JONES, Mayor.
Attst.
JSo. ). CHANDLER. Clerk. ijy22-3ml
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
NOTICE TO CONT ( ACTORS
pIIrT,DHRS

ME the undersigned. would inform the citizens Of
w Evansville and country, that prepar
ed to accommodate at the City Saw Mill i'm the upper
part of the city, with all kinds Of Lumber for building
As ocr motto is snaIi profits and Quick returns"
shall sell cheap IL te bought elsewhere, and
make il to the advantage Of all that buy of US We must
SELL so come along and give fair show. and will
give you satisfaction faug4ul HART d CoJyIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15

CENEVRA. or the History ofa Portrait;
" The Count of Monte Cristo
Diary of London Physician;
Altamonts, and other popular Novels; Just reed by
aug5 Il. I'll. HOOD Il co.