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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-20

IhlbAh, MAY 4.
Scnue Mr. Smith, of Connecticut, presented
the credentials of Isaac II. Toucey, recently
elected Senator from that State, and the gentle
man was duly qualified and took his seat.
Mr. Seward presented a resolution calling up
on the President, If not incompatible with the
public interests, to communicate to the Senate
| any communication made by MIR llulsemann, now
/ or lately Charge fAffars for Austria, about the
/ 9th of April last to the Secretary Of State, on
the occasion of the withdrawal Of said Hulse
mann, and also copy of any reply thereto made
by the Secretary of State and also copies Of al
communications in relation to the subject.
On motion of Mr. Dodge, of Iowa,s the bill
granting laGd for the construction of railroad
from the Wabash to the Missouri river, was a
mended so as to conform with bills of simila
character, and then passed to be engrossed.
Mr. Hale moved for the consideration of tn
resolution calling for the printing of Mr. Temple
memoir relative TO the war with Mexico. Tn
resolution was taken up, and Mr. Hale addresses
the Senate on the Baltimore ami Buffalo plat
forms.
! After he had concluded Mr. Pratt, of Mary
land, rose to contradict report that had bee
in circulation, to the effect tina. while Millar
Fillmore was presiding officer Of the Senate, AM
under the expectation that casting vote on tn
Compromise measures might be thrown upo
him, he had determined TO vote against then
and had actually prepared paper IN advance
giving his reasons for the vote, he Mr. FRAT
was authorized by the President TO pronounc
7 that report to be utterly unfounded, that he wi
in favor Of those measures during the who
! time they were under discussion. and there w
: no period, when, if left to his vote, he wou
have voted against it.
: The Deficiency bill was then discussed un
the adjournment
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29

~" The Foreign News iulirrtcs
a comparatively quiet state q feeling
!. Europe. England is the only coun,
try where internal tranquility is great
y disturbed. The Marquis Of Lands
downc Las resigned the Lord Presi
Jontshi;, Of tn Council and li,solu-
ton Of til, Cabinet seems inevitable.
III tie kaiir war, Great Britain has
sustained severe losses.
H. France, the rromul CATION of the
New Constitution has been delayed
CIR an additional period. So far AS
appearances %, l.onis NAPOLEON re-
m,iu: securc. There are rnmors OF
a 1i>a 5reeueut with the British EN-
hl>,ad1r, resulting from the Belgian
question, but lao outbreak las yet op
Cured.
Ia Germany. the Danish troubles
a:e se;,.-d, although the Treaty i,
not yet j;n"A The German troop,
arr to cytcgAtc Ilo'stein, but a bod,
u AustgiAus viii remain 4, llauJur.
Z, enforce : e. r.,. iit;,.s v'i.h ar,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
A NAxEir EnnrlN, IL

A y.sssr FoRrtSl lieS,n
FIN We learn Ivy the lat ga. 4
that gos.ip in London n.rirm, -
gentleman Who has been .om,wL.
to,nus TO the literary ihca,r,c.l :. y
"f Tn. city, is in prison n, Gene, Y
,hc undue p,rtiuac''y in The r,.,. il
i wife under difficulties. |, ,o, 4
that he made proposal. Of iasr,,,.
! ,ur1on 10 the nricc &c on, Of H..
rhiost London banker. lrrrl, ,,'
ted with this country. ~ho had ia,
900 in her own right, The -
w,,c declined, aud ,cch ah,r III, ~
iefi for the toniin,rt. She >,
lowed ~ lhr cnhmorcd swan 'o &.
"a. Here she Va. Informed H. Y
that som" forma'i'y ia regard 4, Y
pa.spor, required that ,he Should ~
,ome place therein d.sirra,,d &
followed the directions. and u,s,
! icrir. The honsc she foUri cnly /
l.orion rejected, Who inm,a.,,l
, 'orkri the door, and proir,,rr 4
ri pistols, 'hteairrrd--.u to de-
himself if he t., r,,nu.d rru,,- La
shoot her unl,ss she either married !
nr divided her to,iunt with l,fr v
ihrr a these reasonable request, 4.
ING acceptable to ,he lady, She ie.,o,
lArd with the gentleman uuil her q,
who had been alarmed Al be-, ,b,.,,
songh, her with some of The pole,
found her IN the above un,icn.aNt .
rgory. The hdy WAS released ,
the unhappy swain. who hal 10, cd
too wis'l! nor too well, wa. ~r.
coolhis ardor in prison. - Mex !,
N,bim'.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29

pAEiiCrLARs or TIE BCRHISC or
loss n LiJe.--lhc West India royal
mail steamer Amazni. Capt. Sinous,
which sailed for Southampton with
mails and passengers on the "a inst,
was totally destroyed by fire at an
early hour on Tia" morning of the iih.
ahont 10 mlrS 10 the south west Of
the Sril!v Islands. The coniilg'aipn
lasted about lwciy minGlr,, when the
ship was completely gated, and having
burned to the water, edge, exploded
and sunk. Al passengers and 60 Of
ia" ct"w persisted, among whom were
Capt. Simon. I,c ionr officers. and sur
gron. Mr. Elliot N'arburon, the crlG
bra'cd author of the Crcscrn, and the
Clo'>,' WA, also among the sufferers,
many o! whom, from the appalling ra-
pidi'y with which the fame, spread
we're either burned or sutocatcd III
their hrrlh,.
\, soon ~ every ctior; to su5duc the
flames Lad failed, the boat, were at,
tempted to be launchcI but owing t.
the coao'rrua,inn that prevailed, a DIES.
pora'c and d",parlnI rush Was ma!e
Tor them before they could be well got
l't'n the wafer, and two SCI. ,Wamlro
alongside with every soul ahoa,d.---
Two others continuing uinr passengers
and iirty->rvrn .r";n"u. succeeded IN
c"iriu. cl"ar OF TIA" bpruin. wreck %
tie vessel. aud were picked ny >c".
hours after by an Eugi.h aud q !
,c-~-I aud the survivors laud ..,.
Ire;fiiy at Plymouth and h.,...I HE
lass j. immense, Tor tlc i ,.as new
. sd r,sii, tr-;alt.l re- .ta;n nf H.,
lir" remains mystery
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
Is The following is the valcdiciory
Of an Editor out West:

Tie Undersigned retire, from the
Editorial chair sIIa the complete con-
,lc;.on that nj! i, vanity
From t'!c hour he started hi, paper
10 the present time, he has been solicit.
ed 10 lie upon every given ,uhject, and
cannot remember Of ever la, ing told 4
Wholesome truth, wilnou. dimni,hinr
h. subscription ll-t or making an ene.
my. Lnlrr 'hese ciicnnslai.rcs Of iri-
at, a'd having a ihoroagl, contempt for
h'm-"'f he rrrire- in order TO recruit,
hi' moral constitution,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29

iutt anl correspondence we're mar
Act.
C,mm,j,,c Morsan's portion o.
the correspondence il Of very l,,Ir
consequence. because he never saw
kcssulh hu, ahou, an hour he onl,
repeats. therefore, what VAS told blu.
hy others. The Communications Of
Consul lioi..c may possibly throw
some Ii lht upon the origin Of the let.
;cr from an .iitdchc ". !. Tones.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29

On I UMBRELLAS. ~ travels
preacher. IN O..io once delivered x
speech to the audience. At the u
al the evening services 4 "a
respectfully announce to tie el,,5
CATION that. probably by n,.ad
there was lief; at this house of ms
this morning. a small cotton ust.
considerably damaged by tine (.
wear instead whereof VA. take,
very large brown six uabriu. f.
,i,ely hcw, aud d: ,ncat Jcal,,.
say. brethren, II was taken am h
other lcf, but it i, an improper r
take. and should be dl,:ouatcnarc
Blnndcrs Of hi, SORT are se'aa,ai
tie tao shch.."
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UlEUs

IN West Rutland, VI, Jan. -, mn =
Campbell, ngrd - years
Papers IA Iowa aud WISE nom plea =
lice.
in F,tsforl. On the 2n'h .Es'. Tie
Adams, aS'd - yssfs.
ia Sucbur,. on The PAD INST, If CONF.
ton, Rotten Charles. only son of br
and II r. .iorlon, aged - y.as
IN Shrr!urnc, nu the 2!s, irA ,h' y
ucl Dam, aged about !un ;ssfa
He Hr' probably the "'irst mTn -
county mad one u IN" early settlers q
mont
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29

A WHALE ~ IuE PIsC,TAQrA
The Portsmouth journal says that on
Tuesday !Ai, when nearly all the bar
borS On ia" ,oa,i from Pa>'amaqno'idy
to the Potomar were closed by ice, that
harbor remained un"b,;ruc,cd. and On
that day Il Whale 30 feet in lcngh. took
p .ta>iuu 20 Wit The harbor. He cane
.r!y az, the Gazette says by oar
narv"S 10 Portsmouth hri!s", hall IL
mile above the Navy Yard. played
about Tor whiir, and hen retired again
TO the ocean, 'crminciy disposed to re-.
port hat not half the value Of the Pts.
e"'"q,~ l.a, ye. Luvu spoutcd over the
ocean.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29

llyw ME% SHOULD TREAT Won.
ET.--An Cd Persian poet says
W hen thou ar. married, seek u
!ieass tay wife ; bu, listen not to al
she gays. From mans right side a
nt was taken 10 form tie women.
and never vas there seen rib quite
straight. /, breass but bends not
Since then, it is plain tina. crooked is
women's temper, forgive her faul.a,
aud blame her not, nor le, her ar ger
thee, nor correction use, rs it is IL
vau. 10 s.raish,en what is crooked
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
" ASKING On.
p, ...,...,.,,,. cncs e i.r y I Dad, T.ascs
Na,h,ns,o',. Jan. 81.

:, 49,. g.n, cace oti,c y Y bad! T'a'c.
Ma,h,nston. Jan. 81.
The speech Of Mr DAv,@. OF M's'ou
II IN ,iud,cai,nn I Mr.. Webster
from H., ,rru.aiiuu at NJ. Charles Az
len. VA. listened to with great attention
t., The llua... and i, highly rrc"'o'
mendcd. The Southern members ~
dressed much qualification al ''n- a"l"
,,a satisfactory defense I" MIR. Web-
.t,r, a,w,ii rs Nj navi national and
liberal views. Mr.. DAVIS Is the sue
c,>.or oi Mr.. Geo. A.hman. aud ap.
rears to he an able man. MI. KAN
,ool /, ,.,i,l g." NJ. Dave. and resist" |
hi. view, ~! lhe Ma.,achu,c,t, aboI.
non with much ham r aud effect. hat
vas very Kind and respectful To Nj.
Webster.
A., IL, Diplomatic iiuncr given by
i.,r Pres; drnt on lhur~day. Cnc,a.icr
ilulse mann vas not present. II seems
hat he declined The invitation. In re-.
ard 10 his relation. with the President
anl ,Lr Secretary c' Safe the facts
are these: He Offered to make a com
,nnnica;.on 10 the President. rc'uon.
str.t,ur AGAINST The participation 81 The
Secretary Of State in the hln1u"t CIV
en- u, members OF Cnngr,sSt 10 kossn'l
and the President declined receiving it,
on Tie sronni that i, was contrary III
the usage of ,li. Govtgnmrn' ard dis
rcsrcc,iul TO himself and the SrCrria
nv Of State. Some explanations pass
ed. and it was stated in diplomatic eli;
c!c>. tia, VI llul."mann had DECLARE
himself. Bat i, seems lha! he WA, no
80 far satisfied n 70 accept an invita-
ZION TO the Diplomatic dinner. rs tC
he Secretary Of State. lie some tim,
ago. Ell, oil all personal communicable
with VI. ltll,cminn. and requested
him Ia make any Communications h
, mi.ht have to offer Oh official buS,nra
III wiring. At present, there Is hci
lhrr personal nor written communica
ton between the Austrian Charge AN
the Secretary. and none with the Pres
id.n'. Ihc Che,a!irr l. IN outsider
The movements Of Gen. Scott
friends have not been arrested ly Il,
decision of Mr.. Fillmore 90 become
7 candidate. General Jones Of Trnne,
F., see takes n prominent part, II is SAID /
this movement. But Is soon as Ger
crai scott should declare himself to b
n national, Union and compromise viii
I he will probably, it is SAID. have III
support Of some Of the wl.iS, who fir
brou.h, him out.
The Union party of the South wcr
preparing for National Union Cor
). ven'ion, to be held in this city. for til
= nomination Of II National Union Con
promise Ticket for the Presidency an
the Vice Presidency. IT,, nomina'io
will be very desirable to those VIII
shall fail to obtain one from amy reg,
t lar old line party.
There have been no advices from II
L. 5. Minister in Mexico for a month
They are daily expected.
: A letter with n flaming caption appca
:. in the New York Herald, stating til:
i the Government has dispatches fro
, Mexico. showing tina. the Gardiner
= ward was proved to be Fraudulent
; This i. utterly untrue.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
~ O r &c y

FHNlIr. Board O: Mnnng"T' Of the ~
D CoLn,y Agricultural Society, w.
4, ,Lc & .ut, H,usr ~ Wu'iand IN s.:
day, Jan 2-'n, $50 al 10 - cioct y
- m1fe preparations tar the neh ~
Far, and IN transact sny other bd'
thIIght proper.
JOS"rH SHELDON, u PEE
. COOK, Jr. Sec.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
TEMPER ANCE \uTItY.

The Annual Meeting Of ,Ae /
land County Temperance S,cis'r,
he holden at Cas.leton, on Thur.
the l2th lay Of Feb. next, At, 4.
clock a. NJ.
a. l.. BROWN, Sec,
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Nrw SUPPLY

II l. SrENtER ,ntDrn. those VI
m want of the. - unsdsltefalrd
God Lirer OIL Ldndy, and va +"
~ Cd"iy i.
that he hss just received ir.sh lo' - ''s'i
With all the valuable patent med see =
day.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
MoRALs rs !lAYrI. A ccrresr ond
cnt Of the National In,clligcnccr,
writio, from Port an Prince, says :

cnt Of the National lntclligcncer.
writio, from Port an Prince, says
:" As YOU walk through the town.
your eve is not unircqucntlv caught
bv the spectacle Of house IN all the
diIalidatlon consequent upon fire.
which lad evidently once been much
superior ~ every respect to It's nc'. h
boy,. Melancholy root ia thus af-
torie l Of what is SAID to be prcva-
len, tasty tor burning down residences
which hold cut the hope Of pIunder.
OU> foreigner has lost thrce GOOD
dwellings III this way IN less than that
humber Of Years. When the flames
are at their work. the popnlace will
gather around and manifest decided
symptoms OF qualification at the eli.
,c!tainncnt, and If asked to bring
water. or lend any other all, will in
form you that they are not Your SER
vauts.ani that you may help yourself.
The whole town, IN fact has more than
once been almost entire y destroyed
by fire so that there are few remains
OF the o,i.inai French buildings, as
might easily be inferred from the ap.
rcarance Of the existing cdices. 1t
is strange that this propensity should
be so common when robbcries un the
highways are altogether unknown.
You nay trayc! about in all directions
with any.amounl Of money, and never
be molcsted in the least, though If a
piece OF bread Or cigar can be }il-
fcrcd from you, it will invariably
change masters. House breaking how
ever, is rs popular as housc.bu,ning,
not so much for money as fer money
worth, in the shape Of provisions and
clothing. An amusing anecdo.e is
tod Of an En9l;shnan, in the time Of
Boyer, who fyanI his goods lccrca,-
in 50 railty tha, one nigh, he set a
trap in la, stle. aud the neat morn
in5 discovered in it colpred gentle
man, Of by 10 means ;hc lowest class
whose contprllous were 50 grateful t(
his vnldictlNc eye that hc went to the
President, with whom he MAS Intimate
aud requested him, as he i.i ever
acquaintance he met, to come an | set
a most extraordinary rat he had jas
caught. The store vas soon fill,
= Al
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
NOTICE :

\NHtnEAS my nj, arrs'te E"+'
w ic'i snd re- u.,.t 20 lI'e "itt nc r..
any ~ ssI's or prtyocat.Cn. thls I"
al p.f'"ns from h~rboflng ~ traSt'ns ~
acc 'uHt ~ | val pay no debt o. ~ r",t.
,ng ate, ih's cate. AFRO RhNDN-,
sh.r5urne, Dee. u. 1851. ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
TERRiHiE COMPLICATIONS IN
NEW YORK CITY.
SEVERAL MILLION DOLLARS WoRT
or rEOrtRTl DESTROYED.

SEVERAL Niil.tN NobiAts " phIu
or PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Nrw IoRH. Thursday morning, |
O'Clock. A terrible CONFEDERATION hrohr
ont At midnight. IN the large I story
stores CA the corner Of Nassau and Lib
,riv streets But y f"w moments Ind
elapsed before the flames spread with
flishi.ul rapnilty, and arc n"w extend.
NJ toward Broadway. Over half OF
the blocl, between the Latter stree, an,!
Nassau is n mass Of flame.
The Pos, Oiiic' Oh the opposite cor.
ner, /, feared viii share in the rain.
| ic lire i. the largest since the .rca'
cou;'AsraIion in Broad street, and thtr,
i, 40 kuowius where i, will stop.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-29
Valentines Feb. n, la1.

Cou!a love forever,
Flow HE I I'ver,
And tinms endeavor.
Pc tined IL VAN,
\" 0thr. pleasure,
W,th this could measure,
And Ike treasure,
We d hug tic cha'a'
Bu, since our s'ah'1g,
Ends sot IN dying,
And formed Tor Il gng,
Icy" plunIcs 10, ~re,
Then for ms reason,
Lets love a season,
And let that season Dc
Spring
" L. SPENCER ia, received mr.
he hnrst lnt OF I1mtc and .,ru,irH o"
'n''ncs ever seen ~ Vermont. Let
I'D men and ms,fons, young men 90.
tens aud the small children call an' ~
ne n l. SrLHLL'
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bells h'i' cav 'a'' Az" ''''>'"''' ''
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ONE HUNDRED PAIRS INDh
RU801R4.

4 sew Supply Of ,hSse sp'spcS - -
n kutber Shoe for m@n snf -
J ~, received from the msnufsrtnry q;
safe by &. BURT d s'''
Eul.snd, Dec. 8. 1851
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BAND BOXES

DAPtk Bad E,a-s. ssrioa' sirt' a. .
II aies Baud Boz 1fuuss pct "cs 80
!pf faiy y HA- BURT -
kut.A Dee IS, IG.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
IA EE "a s- - Il . $3.50
NY u u Ii e. 4 NJ Ia "
wooDBUl,N'S FEVER AND AGUE


NOW offered TO the public for the irsttime This med
icine has existed In private family for more tina
ty years, has beeh distributed 10 considerable cXiCn
among friends and has during the whole time, aud ia
Instances. proved itself failing remedy, whether
applied 10 common or to THIRD day asue OF well
known stubborn uotorcty.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends induced the proprietor To give to The
public. The undersigned who know the medicine by
their experience have consented To take agency
part of Indiana aud Illinois, and now oer II 10y the
dozen single bottle, with tic express understanding
that money will always be refunded where the medi
eciuased according tdorectons does not affect perfect
and permanent cure. nhlO-ul ALLlS & HONES.
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BOOK BINDERY AND BI,eNR prOK
MANDFAC IC1EY IN

sNhE undersigned respectfully announces TO The ezep
OF Evansville and the adjoniI couItjes thai IL h.
lifted up Book Bindery, First street between Nail
anu s!eamore, nh all the late improy for exrer
us ever! description OF work IN lis line vhi,b he il
prepared To 90 in the best work maIke manner. and
The lowest Cincinnati prices. ""~"
y = blank work ruled and bound to any pattern 4.
u Magazines. Music, and every dessri,Ijon ~ Tai
Dilalhs, done on reasonable terms. Also Port Folios
Scrap Cooks, &c, made t. order.
" z Orders PROMPTLY flied. ljo5-tf1 r. H. 1NNrs-
IL Princeton Clarion, Narrick Bemo, r: and Nonp
a yeriiset ~ ~ ~ ''iS ~
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PLACY sMrrrrnnn

| lANlEb - SULLIVAN, Blacksmith. having conelpd.a
- 10 steady himself and attend more Iu,ttunIly IN
~, business than lac has heretofore DONE would res,r
! solicit share OF public patronage He can assure
s patrons nd transient Customers that all
work ordered ia his line will now be nromn,ly .,,,
TO- and no Pains will be spared please i The world
Pine. - .S' - NeHh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

REMOVAL-lh have removed my Office ore sou,r.
L and half above Main street near the sIss'' 49,
House, on Fist street, snd be found e,hey 49,
u! residence one square above eli times I,less ,ros.
mhlg-if n .SsI No.. ,.sSiint.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
"a ~ PARTNERSHTP.

Ia " PARXN HRSHIP
T.iS. &. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Atiornes at
81 BaS. Evansville, Indiana have associated themselves
partners in the practice of the law, and will continue
practice in this and the adjoining couEcs, and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning their
attention particularly to land law. In short time they
will be prepared 10 give in few minutes abstract OF
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments, in amasco together with ikeir prOfcSSiOla
opinion us to the title, ifdesired. y25-dawu,
TuOUR from Wheat in bbls and hfbbls. "Pols
u Rrands.' for sale by liylIl J. q ". REILLY.
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DRY-GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

CtHANKLIN 81 REILLY. corner of Main ana fns' s
- have Just received and still receiving "v
the Eastern cities, large and well selected so. ~
and staple Dry Goods, embracing some OF inc w. n
goods brought market this season, w %
fer al wholesale or RETAIL customers ana al oS'
who may favor us with call, very low ioI cssh ~ Pp
duce. The following comprises some OF uie 'e''"s "
tirleS: .,-,-.o~o.
Black and cclcred Cloths, plain and Zane!
Vestinzs Cotionades Dcnms, Calieces, WIS
Reregcs silk Tissues GreBadns- 0rk anu Coz Htss'
Bere9. a. LANES white ana cold AuSqut" Neu"xs, 10
.iery Gloves Laees plain and drilled swiss Mus- Sa
brie- aud Jaconeits bonnets, hibecns fars,,s ' -,
brown and beaehe Sheetings and shirting brown ana
blsaebed Drills Tskngs, Hickory Stripes, Irish Linens,
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, Towels. Scotch Da.
nor linen and silk Pocket handkerchies, bik ana eoa
an Neck do bid Silk Grape, and Palmetto Shawis &c,
, nj sx.mins before purchasing elsewhere. IaI26l
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REMOVED.

{ ". GRIFFITH, has moved Lis Stock of Hsr,w,ra
ooor, 10 L. BELLS Drug Store. ard is row
e pes' selected stock, selected by himself in the
rAeis OF oreign and domestic Hardware ever,
hardware trade, strict attention 10 hTs,sss a. s;,
nc l.s 70 receive share of public Iaironace
ae.aies' builders and others are invited TO ex.mir
IntxI
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qspIcAL CoLLEGEoF EVANSVILLE
MEANWHILE. Ind.

r.yrIE regular course of Lectures in this Iasti
tntion will commence on the first Monday
November under the following Faculty, 10
EVIL. LAYCOCK, NJ d Emeritus PROBES
.,- of Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALDS, NJ. D., Professor of Gen
val Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
ca. FOSTER, A. M, NJ. d., Professor OF
5hOmis'ry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, M, D., Professor of
Fateria Medica and Therapeutics
MADISON BRAY, III d., Professor oil the
inc iples and Practice OF surgery.
WILLIAM III BYFORD, NJ. D., Professor
the Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
GEORGE B. WALKR, NJ. D.. Professor oil
tstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL Nj. d, Profes-
1sI Of Institutes of Medicine and Medical JurlS-
udence
JOHN WALKER, NJ. D., Dcmonstra Jr OF
? a'omy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi
- Anatomy, under the superintendent oil me
. toiessor of Anatomy or the Demonstraior, Will
3e.Gpen tor the reception OF Students by the Isl
~ October.
Fees for full course SIS.
Naturalization ticket and Demonstrators tick
Zach So. Diploma Zee + 20.
Good boarding may be obasaed al ircm IL oo
3 90 per week.
Any one desiring further information. may adj
1ress the Dean (pIst paid) by mail, which VIII
le promptly attended to.
G. B. WALKER, M. D.,
;v16.3m Dean oflhe Facnltv.
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DENTISTRY.

JAS. II. JUPIN Dental surgeon, desiring TO reIHa
- permanently IN Evansville, tenders his profession
services the citizens of the and the scrToundn
country. Rooms for tue present at the Green kiycr
House jyl4 I'M
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DRS BYFORO FINCH.

XITOULD inform the citizens Of Evansville that they
w associated themselves together in the prac-
ec Of Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics. Their Office Is
on The corner Of FIRST and Vine streets.
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