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MELODTONS
IWIAIN~1| ANSAV -
s. NEEDHAM, MANUFAC

SPECTACLEs5-H EIGHT.
OFFICE, 81 BOWERY, (THREE DOOl
~ from the Theatre New York. l-Professor r
SKOTT FRANKS Spec taole Maker ,Consulting H
and ctcal Optician Public Lecturer Oh the i'll
!: ! ! ! !"
Anatomical Form and Physiology of TIE HUI 5assSS
man Eye, and on the good and bad effect Of #iy 3
Spectacles. fsszss
TESTIMONIALS OF ABILITY.
Ew YORK. Nov. 80, 1850. ss
Adjusting Spectacles to vision, uires great &
Judgment the part of the Optican. Many '<SAss
sights are injured and some totally lost for
want Of this. We, the undersigned, consider it
Of the utmost Importance to the public to haYe -
good Spectaeles accurately applied. Mr.. SKoTr
FRANKS, delivered an interesting and instruc-
tive Public Lecture on the subject in the So
ciety Library, Nov. %, 1850. lie is we'll ac- y
quainted with the Science. Therefore We re- "
commend him as very competent practical Ia
0ptician. George Wilkes, MD, % Iaight st. lssss
Surgeon to the New York Eye and Ear Infr- z@4sf
mary. A. Dubois, ND 81 West llth st, Con Ezsg
sulting Surgeon TO the New York Institution giESA
for the Blind, and Surgeon to The Eye and Ear H
Infrmary. Isaac Wood, MD, ia 4th avenue, aM
President of the New York Academy Of Med INyAs
ioine, and Consulting Physician TO the Insti- N5ss
tutien for the Blind. Wm. Darling M. D. Ii
ctr AM
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BTTLJARD TABLES FOR SALE.

"''''' " 100 CHATHAM STREET.
p S-Ciby and Country Merchants supplied on IN
M oas+ sdvant yeous terms MI 3m*
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MORSES COMPOUND
- -, - = 49, rrrTC ON

CYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK.-IHlS SY-
~ RUP purely vegetable and being prepared BY one
Of the aSlest of Chemists having gained the approb9-
tion of many Druggists and Phyicians being univeraa
ly esteemed by all who know its superior virtue ana
compounded Of the best and most salutary medicinal
roots and plants it has gained unrvsled reputation
for performing the following results, viz:
P1RTFXTNG THE RT00D.
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D these thys Syrup Will cure. - -, ON
REGULATING AND CLEANSING THE SfoAACH
sTR M EIGRsHI AND QUiETING THE NERv-

Thus it cures Neuralgia, Cholera Hys.eries, Palsy,
Enilensv and all nervous diseases. This Syrup unri
vailed IN the cure Of ell Female Dteases weakness,
irregularity distractions and many others Prepared
Nv q MORSE s CO. at No. 21S Maiden Lane, New York.
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this and
L aAi
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II DV my T1oNnB tna pOItN1l HUIU, WIIIVIT FE
and affords every part, becomes corrupt
aud diseased the whole system feels the shock and must
sink under it unless relieved by the proper remedes
When the vrulent matter Of the blood is thrown to the
ekn it produces Scrofula Salt Rheum Eryspelas Xan
ses Ulcers, Bos, Carbuncleg, Eruptions, blotches'
Itching Burning Sores and all cutaneous diseases
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AlRRIV AL OF

HENRY S. KELLER, NJ. D..
CH. GOETZE. N. D., 90 Chamber st. =,
: 3mF C. ECKHARDT, M. D., "a Howard ST.. IL
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was promised that his message should be
communicated early in the morning,
&C. 1t will be too late,' said Louis, mourn
fully
"What long night it was The morning
dawned at last, but it brought no change to
poor Dervilly. had sent for his nearest
relative, who lived over on the Boulevard
Polsoniere, and was awaiting his arrival
with considerable anxiety It was not later
than nine. Stabb, the good fellow, had re-
lived me from my watch, and was in the
sittiug-room, in my large arm chair, still
anxious and fearful, when there came slight
tan at the door it opened-snd Emile de
! Coigpy stood before me. All, how beautiful
! abe was, vet how terrified 1t was not terror
| of exeitement-mere surface passon-but
from the depths of her soul She was stirred
hv intense emotion. Tell me-, she said,
coming earnestly up TO me, tell me where
he is, and what has happened to himr
nut nv finger on my lips to prevent her from
saving more, and led her to the further cor
ner of the room; but she would not sit down;
she begged to be told everything at once !;
and I, IN low voice, gave Mademoiselle de
Coignv minute account of all had wit
messed. When came to Dervilly's exclam-
ation. LA Morgue-La .MOrgwe,' the young
oirl became suddenly very pale, her fortitude
forsook her, and she murmured family, He
saw me 20 in--ho saw nae so in must ads
nit was, for the moment, not little trem-
n1nps I recollected stories Of devils taking
possegsion of the dead bodies Of virgins, in
order to lure Young men to perdition.
thonrht OF the tale OF the German student,
who, on retiring with his bride, beheld her
head roll from her body (she had been gull
lotined that morning), leaving him welded
| 70 Tho fouI fAnd In eDite ofme looked on
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

CyHANKLN IL REILLY corner of Main and First streets
have lust received and still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods embracing of the most fash
onac goods brought 10 market this season. which we o
at retail and all others
who may favor with call, very low for cash
duce. The following comprises some OF the leading ar
tieles:
Black and colored Cloths plain and fancy Cassineres
Vestings, Cottonades Denims Calcoes Ginghans Lawns
Bereges silk Tissues, Grenadins, blk and cold Silks
erese LANES, white and cold Mosquito Meetings., Ho
siery Gloves, Laees, plain and drilled Swiss Musns Cam
brics and Jaconets Bonnets Ribbons, Parasols and Urn
breas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes also, full stock OF
brown and beached Sheetngs and shrtings brown and
bleached Drills, Tickings Hickory Stripes Irish Linens
Table Cloths and Covers Napkins Towels, Scotch Dia
per- linen and silk Pocket handkerchief, blk aud cold
silk Neck do bid silk Grape. aud Palmetto Shaws DC.
&c. to which would respectfully invite all to come in
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lapa6l
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wooDBuI,N,s FEVER AND AeUE

NTOW offered TO the public for the first time This med
icne has existed ia private family for more TIA
hy years, has been distributed 10 considerable eNtcn
among freri- and has during the whole time, aud ~ an
instances proved itsefa falling remedy, whether
applied or to third day ague OF wen
known stubborn notorety.
such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor To give to the
public. The undersigned who know the medicine by
their own experience have consented TO take agency
part Indiana and Illinois, and offer II 10y the
dozen single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the med
ecinuscd according tdoreetons does not ae. pcrieC
and permanent cure. Lmh1o-ul ALi.iS ~ HoWts.
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TD IUD PUBTIC.

49, THE undersigned have taken for term Of yeays
Ni. that large and commodous three story hfick bud
..iI ing lately erected 10y NJ. ~. g. Hvrscheman on
the corner of Second street and Fulton Avenue IN La
City, in which they have opened House OF Inter
tanmen TO which they have attached Family Grocery
and respectfully solicit sheTe OF public patronage
They have large agon Yard StabiiEg
and capacious sheds IN of the lamasCO steam A
and co"yedeut To tive premices. They have fine asy
Sleeping Rooms and can lodge comfortably fffg
For those who in the habit at parkng of the ardent
they will find Bar well stored with all snds Of choice
liquors and attention aCcOml sed .rkecpcr who
will at all times attend to their wants. Their tabes w
al times be supplied with the choicest yrsi- and
eibles the mark Il VIII afford tits their intention. at att
times, To keep orderly aud quiet house and pains
will be spared to render their guests comfortable. They
have, no DOUBT bat their long experience ia catering Tor
the public viii cnahie them 10 give entire satisfaction 10
all who may favor them with call.
The al such house n this part OF The city hns long
been felt, AMI the undersigned in hopes generous
public will second their endeavors TO remedy The dcHe
ency. BRU GGlMAN & FISHER.
Lamasco City, May 10Th J2.-[u
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LAW pAnTUERSyIP.

TAS G.. JONES and JAS. F.. BLYTHE, Atornies at
81 Law Evansville, Indiana. have associated hcInse'
partners in the practice OF the law, aud Will continue
practice in this and the adjoining counties and IN the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning Their
attention 10 -culary land law. la short time they
will be prepared To give In few minutc- abstract Oh
the title to amo., any lot Evansville IT. eHaTge
ments or in Lama>co, together with their professions
opinion as to the title, ifdosired. jy25-dawtf
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PIGEON SrggSGs,


TIVE undersigned has become the Proprietor that
Il beautiful Altering Place called. "Pigeon Spring.,
situated Pigeon Creek in the nmediate NCighh0-
hood If Eyansy ille Ind and about one half c from
the Ohio river The mineral water of these Springs is
well known 10 the IeighbcrhOOd, and for Medical pur.
poses has been used tor years For bathing purposes
they unsurpassed 10y any waters OF the West AMI for
Cutaneous Erupons are unrydlled. There are shower
Cold aud Hot Baths attached the promises and ia
always ne in good order. The subscriber ~ hc enabled
10 accommodates forty or fifty persons, either IN families
or singy. There il large Vegetable Garden attached
to the premises. where every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit i'm may be had. There sixteen
Tackled to the Springs, divided oil into Lanes, Walks
and summer Houses, and afording pleasant places OF
sort during the heat OF the weather for children. The
table will bc supplied with every luxury the market can
Afford and the constant Intercourse from Evansville TO
New Orleans and the South. enables the proprietor 10
procure Tropical Fruit To be found there To those
Mt the South elsewhere who desire COBsor.
table residence during the Summer months, with easy
daily, If their business requires their return home.
find steamboat conveyance, the subscriber knows no
place the Ohio river presenting greater av8utagcS
Evansville, ina whose immediate vicinity the Springs
situated il remarkable for its health; and OmnibuSses
will hour to the city from which the Springs
distant less than mile The mail arrives daily both by
land conveyance and by steamboats,, Evansville. The
Cars running ont twenty Eve miles, to Princeton and
in a short time vii, tn Nincennes The Electric Tel.
egraph communicate M any time with every part OF
the country. In fine there is place where OF
moderate means who wishes TO pass the summer months
pleasantly and quietly, do little Npcnse
the Pigeon Springs. Charges Will be moderate.
The Proprietor speaks the French English ard Ger
man languages. CHARLES KILLER, Proprietor.
IT IN. Orleans Picayune copy 10 amount OF So and
send bill TO this Office.
Evansville, May H. u
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DRY-GOODS.


SPRING AND SUMMER DRY -GCODS.
lust received per Paris, % cases assrd Dry
81 Goods which we offer the trade this morning III re-
duced rates.
the agencies Of fine manufacturers. The Prints especial
ly exceedingly beautiful of bright rich styles on inc
finest cloths and eolors warranted FAST ,-
apl6 MOkGAN, MEN N ih-siO-''
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JEWELRY AND MOTIONS

DY express direct from the manufacturers Clu.terns
ID Earrings Finger rings, Lockets, FOb-ohsns Keys
Pencils tsuds sldes Buckles and Pins; which
will sell low any house in New York. at wholesale
or retail Also retail variety Of Port Monnafs,
Purses Brushes Combs Gold Pens Needles, Steelbeads
and Claps, Aceordeons Music-boNes, Chessmcn Dolls
Balls; &c. A. c. PtsHtE,
my7-3m Main street, near Water
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w . nx IL ssSS MES SO
w O IL NJ e Il n ID Z

A Sure and Pleasant Medicine for Horns
rI,IS isto certify the suffering community that nav
i obtained most valuable recipe from the hands OF ID
T. CowLEs as n vermifuge in the form OF candy, While
will prevent all Darrhoas Groups, and all coughs whe
the prncpa Is from the effects ST WORMS, which IS Ia
principal cause OF thousands going 10 the grayelnt.
knowing the principal cause Of the diseases Dr. Cowla
after practice OF medicine, finds this the most val
uaIJe Of an other nostrums a. RUSH.
Main street betw. 81 and ith.
DosE-A child year old will take one haiFa
stick every morning for days. Should is moi hf
the desired eject give small portion Of SIENNA tea.
| hour after taking the candy. loctle-uI
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SAFES.

TUST reed assortment Of Rich & Co.'S Improved
- Patent Safes, which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition offreight only.
ALLlS 4 H0NES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

FHE partnership in the practice of law ofIaw Bate
i ~ Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
the firm will be continued Nhder the firm of Law and
Johnson, AttornicS agd Coansellors at law. mar 90
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llEi aLEI ALEf

AIR SMITH. ofhe Eagle Restaurant, has made arrange
VI ments to keep Constantly on hand fresh supply
of Storer Co. Detroit Bottled ale of superior quality
je2l-f
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IN CASES Fancy Prints;
III 10 do cotton PantalOon StuTs;
5 do assorted Lawns and Painted MuSlins;
do Saitnets, assorted, just reed and for sale by
ap14 J. II. MAGHEE ~ co.
C,ALT9O0 bbls No. Kanawha at the Railroad D.pot,
- lots delivered free Of drayagc. for sale by
FOST ERS & BROWN.
iyci Agents for Kanawha salt Co.
DLACK DoESKIN CASsIMERE.-3O pes for sale by
ID jy2i JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main s. Lon, KY
VTELENCIA VESTING.-1 case reed and for sale by
Y b24 JAS. LOW & CO., Az sIain ST. Lon, Ky.
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THE
GREAT FIRE In CDILLICOTuE,
GD - II q 30
of the Town burnt &c Ash -

CmLLroorHE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STEARNs g. MARVIN
GeHtIemen Yours Of the 5h is at hand. In reply,
cry Safe in the fire. has proved good or
nothing. lost large Safeir PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED-but in the SMALL SALAMaSDER BOUGHT PROM you
NOTHING WAS I.JUREDi Your obedient servant
WM. Il CLEIONS
The above letter shows that in real hot frc, RoHs Sal
AmANDERs the only Safes 10 be depended upon. IL
the Pearl street re eferen Safes of different maxi
totally destroyed, RICE's SAfE ALONE bidding der
the flames, preserving notes, bonds and m0rga
ges, TO the value of $4,000. The Chcohe fire is
parallel case-EvERY SAFE RICn's destroyed. Ihes
repeated occurrences prove noontesiib that Wider
Patent Salamanders with Ricn's are th
best Safes made in the United States the whole world
They be had at the DEPoT lag WATER STREET and
the Factory, of ST. MARKs PLACE and ATIsrE.
New York. STEARNS n MARVIN.
also, at the foIioring Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, s. c.
THOMPSON u ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
H0LYOAKE, L0WNES Il CO.. Memphis, Tenn.
EDDY * MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS az HOWES, Evansville, Ia.
S. SHEPABD Il CO., Buffalo, n. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, LOekpOr NJ
BARNEY BROTHERS, Mobile, Ala.
CHAS. III. CAMPFIEID, Savannah, Ga.
HALL d MOSES, Columbus, GA.
DE HOSSET d. BROWN, Wilmington, n. c.
WIN. RANDALL. ~. Paul, VI. Il.
MORLEY d RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD IL CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal, Canada.
| my143md&w
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1852. Hz 1852
Great Eastern q Northern

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, IN CONNEC
TON WITH THE CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS ASD
go tlt-- CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
PASSENGERS leaving Cincinnati by the Morning Ex-
Il press Train, arrive at Cleveland at O'Clock F. NJ.
connecting with the United States Mail Steamers QUEEN
CITY or ALABAMA, Captains Richards and Pease, for
Dmkirk direct, without landing; connecting with the
morning Express Train, which arrives in New York the
same evening" in advance of any other route and without
loss of sleep between Cincinnati and N'ep York;
Through Tickets can be procured the Office OF the
Little Miami Railroad Co.. Broadway. Front street.
Cincinnati, o. p. w. STRADER Ticket Agent
Baggage checked from Cincinnati New York. For
further particulars apply to L. s. Elliott Burnett House,
Cincinnati, o. CHAS. MINOT Supt
NJ. b. SPAULDrNo, Agent NY DER K
No. CORTLAND ST., N.Y. [my2I 9ml
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PRINCETON, IA, May liih, 1852.
DELIEVINS that the interest Of Road. and that
ID the public large require the Office AT tho Evans
VILE Depot be kept open for the reception Of freight TIL
o'clock p NJ of each day, Sundays excepted do order
the same TO be done. SAM'I HALL, Pres't
myl7-u +. 81 Ill. Railroad Company.
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upUSu, 81 GIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING,

w w. TILESroN is ready to receive and promptly
w attend to orders his line of business his shop
corner Of Main and Second streets over Mr.. CGpeoa
Clothing store lie prepared to execute IN he best
PLAIN aud Fancy Sign Painting in ali it, varieties liDa-
tOns OF Wood Martle, SC, aud Ornamental Painting
GENERALLY. He also socis orders fer House Painting and
will always b. ready attend orders left upon his slate
ut the shOpdoor lnoY21-ul
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Ia aio,t all Gaia that 1Ii,,er>,

NOR is il those that make the most r,ise sell the
~ cheapest Persons in want " Groceries nav
sured that they be- bought c Of Fourth
Main streets cheap the cheapest aud proatiy M
my4 JAMES SPALDlNU.
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REMOVED

NJ. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock of Hardware
~ NEXT door, to c. Bells Drug Store. and is now
opening .he best selected stock selected by himself i'm the
Eastern Markets of Foreign and Domestic Hardware ever
9heteu IN This market From his long experience in the
hardware trade. strict to business and fai,
prices ne hopes to receive share public patronage
biS builders and others invited to examine
fmyl1
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED

HAVE removed my Office TO Water street next doc.
Il TO the Lafayette House." where can be found al al
tunes by day night, unless professionally engaged
ap5u JOHN SHAW, &. NJ, NJ. D. &c.
- EMOVAL.-FOSTERS& BROWN have removed
sher stock % Groceries to their large and comm odou,
ne" store corner Main and First they would
Dc to see their old friends and the public generally
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V5HE partnership heretofore existing between Horn
Il brook BuTtis is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent All persons indebted to the firm will please come
forward ana make immediate ayment and those having
claims against u will please hand them in they shall
be paid as soon rs We collect Either of the party is
authorized 10 the the firm for the purpose OF
settlement PHILIP HORNBROOK,
ml2Ju JOHN BURTlS.
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ilc,cs:s;c Paper sE:i, s:iDHSe,
ISflIsEEs!sED

- ilc,csaic Paper sE:a, s:sDUSe,
E;sfsisIIs!sED
w l. odcr for sale q well So ecte :, seek of Pa
w PER, CAHDS and PRINTING INK,
GUOKHiNpEES EATItfG, and every des-
,ripiI0n of PAPERMAkE tS MATERIALS.
Having lrcsu tie kr:i byarsTai gc0rS 10 e>lab.
fish in the =; Il Paper business complete in all
its parts, We have formed PcymQRcrt ORd erein-
sire connections with tho best manufactures in
this county, and rccciveng onf supplies directly
from them. The prices and terms We now offer
are as favorable ~ the same goods can b. pur-
chased for IN The Eastern cities.
We have he exclusive agency For he superior
WIRING PAPERS manufactured ~ Planter
& Smith. Owen * HuIlbut, ard iht. Crew Com
pany, being the hishts :, grades Of Wiring Papers
maze in this country.
/ 0Urstcck embraces every description Of Paper
used in ihe West. W haze hut one uniform
price TO AL. Orders ~ mail will be filed d; the
same price as il bought in person. Samples will
be sentDy mail free Of c,st.
BUTLER & EROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
jan2G-ly 27peatl strect. Cincinnati, Ohio.
C1tK sERGEs.-eop pes for sale by
I - jJn JAs.LoW a CO., AZ Main ST., Lou, Ky.
To-; QUILTS eases IA Lancaster Quilts or
III JAS. LOW & CO., ia Main ST., LOU, KY.
i TosaUITo BARS cases for sale by
vi iyl7 JAS. LOW & CO, Az Main St. lou, Ky.
- y y S.l aSf (, b. si5:: Linen;
do - yellow do:
I do white Linen Drilling;
do Iri-ii Linen;
do figured green Prints;
$50 loz SUPER six Mills,
100 Rs Sewing silk;
100 doz Port Aouuaies;
500 pes green PeYege,
30 gro NeedeWork twist Buttons;
ease Ca'niet Coionade, received this day and for
hl7 JAS. low & CO. Az Main St.. lou, Ky.
on BAGS prime Rio Coffee, reed and Coz sale by
~ niyl3 j. 81 W. RELAY.
! StUGAR-Iio thls Fair to Choice for sale by
! - jyl3 POSTERS * BROWN. Main and Isi ste.
CoFFEE .-l50. bag. prime Rio, per Alex Scott, fo
DrssOLUTIO!T or Co-PARTw uRSaIP.
vsvIIE Firm OH +. Wheelor& Co. is this day dissolved
4 10y mutunl consent. The business viii We carried on
at the Old stand by L. T. Wheeler, VITO alone authors
ed to settle the business OF the late firm.
myaitf JOHN THOMPSON.
T oXSDALENANKE RNS.--5 cases for sale by
IL mylO JAS. LOW d CO, AZ Main ST, Lou. Ky.
CoACHFCR SALE.
| HTR. HITLER. of the Pigeon Springs House. has a
Va splendid twohor-e Coach for sale reasonable
terms. Apply as above ljy6-ifl
TAR AND PITCH-sj bills Tar and 10 tbls Pitch: just
L reed and for sale by [jysl PRESTON BROS
(fHEESE.-25 boxes w Cheese in store and for sale
~ by iySl PRESTON BROS.
| RToRGAN, KEEN & PRESTON. Jobbers \ Fore
1fI and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Hats Caps
| BonEeis &C., Evansville, Ia. [jyl4Iyi
TWIST coat RUTToYs.-1ao gross COR sale by
| 4 jy2f JAS. LOW ~ CO., AZ Main st. Lou. Ky.
| glLACK SILK NIFTS.-
IL 1GO doz Twisted silk Mills;
| 90 do Flet do 10; reed this day and for sale
by liy2il JAS. Low & CO., Az Main ST., LOU, Ky.
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Z. II. HOOD.
Z. II. HOOD. , ,urr,r,
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

NE constantly receiving, in addition 10 their orme
"a lar &C stock. new supply of ~
Books and htatiopprv
OF every description. New Publications. rs issued h,
ihe Eastern Publishing Houses, regularly received
Our hoiesle and Retail prices are the same nc at
louls'e or incnnat we wish TO remind Country Mer-
chants OF Tins 1lci the proof of which is in irving Us
large and well selected assortment of MisreiIancons
School Medical and Theological Books always ON hand
to select from. ~ ~
u hbilhg rltlng, Wrapping and Fancy Papers: Blank
DOCKS 9" every description and quality; American and
forelgn fancy stationery OF all kinds Constantly on hand
muslc ieacerS supplied liberal terms with the be
of Guitar and Piano Music ~ wv O~''
lTorders FOR Books not hand promptly attended
TO- lJAil T. H. HOOD & CO.