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OF GOODS be longing 10 A. J. Il r. Moses.
will continue business b, ,liheir old stand, and
ass'ires his iriemds, and. the public generally.
that he will do all IN his' power 10 merit thei1
confidence and patronage; ;prauny MOSES
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Notice.,

The Co.partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm OF
J. i. SolomonG, e. Co., is this day dissolv-
cd by limitation and mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm by note or
open account, will please call and settle.
J. r. SOIOMONS,
II. J. HAYNSWORTH,
A. WHITE, JR.
Jan. 6, 1852 IL tt
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Notice..
FLORA,

i AU19&Al a"..n
Pastry Cook and Baker Of Cakes, &c. sS'e
Offers her services to the citizens of
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation of bridal feasts, party-suPPer'a
&c. Her long experience and service in
every department Of her business, justifies
her in engaging to give entire satisfaction
to her employers.
She may bs found by application at the
Barber's Shop in this place.
Sum mterville, Jan. 9Th, 1851 litf
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HEAD QUARTERS, }
44lh Reg't. s. Z. NJ. (

OLDroRD. March 8, 1852.
Mr.. John X. Logan having iseen appointed
Sergeant Major of the Forty Fourth Regiment
So. Ca. Militia, will he obeyed and respected
accordingly. by ordor Of Col. F. NJ. MELLET.
w. +. WILpEa, Adj.
GD" Wntchmnn copy one tiIae.
March 9, 1852. 20-u
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Ready Made Clothing,

WI he received in a Jew days, a very
fine Stock of Ready Made Clothing s.consis,iug
ef every article of Gents wear, and will he
old low, by W.. FRANCIS.
Oppisiie T.. J. d. h. Mcscs' I.W Oaico
Sept. -. 1891. ~ a{
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T. O PL A N T. E. r s,

The suhaGriber has just received n Ia roe stock
of goods for SPRING AND SUMMER. which
he Offer" nj Charleston prices. lens expenses.
10 Balen' heavy Osnaburgs,
% 't Shs'ing and Sheetinga.
F.: -" Rl0c penims. and Murlboro' Stripes,
10 Mhds Bacpn Sides and Shoulders,
% Bbis Baltimore Flour,
23O0O fine Spanish Segnn,
. Sugars, Coffeea. Teas. &c. DC,
Moasrcs, Soap. Starch, DC.
l.. B. HANKS.
ApnI oth, 1893 2S-tf
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Elegant Dress Goods.

!. Elegant Dress Goods.
New and elegant colored Silk. Tissues,
Thorcne Silks. Black uutcrcd do. Plain
Black do
Embroidered Silks,
1emRay Lind GoSdsc b mnitla,"
French printed munlinn; Jacnnets, Lawns. DC.
'Bari5e D.Laines; Fancy Barcges.
Plaid Swisa Gjnghania.
French @prked Chcmiscttea, Collars, Sleeves.
CaPcs. &c. DC.
Binck and cnlored AIpaccnp, Prints, Cling.
hams, Mt l2 l.2 CENTS,
Gloves. Ribbons. Hosiery, Trimmings, DC.
al Charlenton prices.
l.. d. HANKS.
April 9th, 1852 24.-,f
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THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, s. C, .r''

CHARLESTON, 8. C, 80
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot, OF
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, N. c., from which point
two daily trains are dispatched at 8 A. d.;
and PIP. NJ; the 8 o'clock only connecting at
Weldon with the lines to Petersburg,
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Phila-
dolphia, and Ncw-York. The public is
respectfully informed that the steamers Of
these lines, are in first rate conditions and
are navigated by we'll known and ex.
perlenced commanders; the Rail Roads
are in fine order. CHE Wilmington
and Weldon. as we'll as she Saaboard
and Roanoke having recently been velaid
with heavy Traii) thereby securirg both
safety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers awaiting themselyes of the
FIRST TRAIN may rea. Baltimore III
40 hours. PHILADELPHIA in; - hours, ard
New York in so 10 hours; and By the
SECOND TRAIN they, arrive, in Bal.
timorc in 30 hougs, Philadelphia in 80
hours, and New York in 81 la hours.
Through tickets can alone be had from
E. WtNSI!OW, Agent of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. at the
Office Of the Company, foot Of Laurens
street, Charleston, .. c., 10 whom please
apply.
March %, 1852. =, 2a-h
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MA18 MMN AMN4A,

S.lk. Drab. Lcghorn and Palm Leaf Hats.
6Oo Pair Shoes,-various qualities, such as
Brog"na, Gen., Boys aud Children.
Ladies' and Misses Caters and Slippers.
For sale by ANDREWS g. ROACH.
SumterviIlc, April 6, 1852. 24-2t.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
English. French, Latin and Greek School
Books. Also Blank Books of all sizee, and
Stationary for sale by
PERRY MOSES.
Feb. %, 1852 lS--.f
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MNMM&N

.MNTA@As
WHEREAS the law requires the Ordi.
w nary Of Sumter District to be in his
Office, Monday and Friday in each week,
persons therefore having business in said
Office will please attend on those days.
w. LEWIS.
March 8, 1852. 2O-tf
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Notice.

DIX: w. JAMES DARGAN respectfully OF.
ers Ills professional borSiccs to the citizens OF
Sumerrille and its vicinity.
Onice-the Apothecary shop formerly occu.
pied by DR.. II. :. MELLETr.
March 18th. 1851 20 "
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WHITE DRESS GOODS.

Handsome Check Mualin, from lOc per
yard to the richest made; fine Stripe do,
IL I'D cents; fine Swiss Null, Swips
Books, India Books, the cheapest ever
shown.
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m Otice

THE Subscriber having recently purchased
the entire STOCK OF GOODS, belonging
formerly to AIcRoy d Jones, consisting Of every
thing that ran hc found in u store. for town or
country consumption, Offers them at very re-.
dnced prices for Cash or good paper. He solicits
sl,nre Of the generous public patronage
l.. NJ. McROY
March ~, 1859. 224w
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Wilmington & Manchester
Rail Road,
rs Miles lua Opermsiom!
lsggas {;a ll o.

% Miles isa Operation
On and after the first of April the Mail
and Passenger Trains on the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road will run to
May"s' Station, 25 miles frnrn it's junction
with the Camden Branch Rail Road ns fol-
lows:
Leave junction daily a, 2. 55 p. NJ. after
the arrival Of the Cars from Charleston.
Arrive mt Manchester, 3. 10 =. NJ.
=" Sumteryille, 3. 55 +: 9.
IS Mnyes' Station. a. 30 ("
Leave Msycs' Stain daily at O. 90 A. M.
Arrive at Snnterville, q. 40
Manchester, Z. 25 I"
Junction, Z. 40 i" +"
in time to connect with Charleston.
A Daily line Of stages carrying the U. S.
Mail through Darlington c. II, and Che
raw to Fayetteville, will run in connection
with the Rail Road.
Passengers between Charleston or Co
lnmhia and Fayetteville, or intermediate
points will find this the most comfortable
and expeditions route.
L. J. FLEMING,
Rest Engn'r w. g. nj. X. r.
April. 9th, 1852 24-tf
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N. GRAN E,'.
Manufactures oa .Elg8aes,
LIGHT CARRIAGES. &e.

Returns lila aincere shank6 90 aes s2
tho citizens Of Sumter Dis,ric, .Ss|s z.
'or their liberal patronage hiihar. - s -
to bestowed and bcgB ieaas 60 intaffh them tlae
he keeps cunatantly on hand the above art;etss
of hia nwn manufacturs aud warrants tho sairA
TO be Of the best material. workmnnkhip, and a
the Charleston prices! and 60 70 durability, rs
comparison; to be convinced, you will pleaiie
call at his Carriage Repoaitory On Brosd Strsek,
Under the Town Hall and oxaaasno for yoyts
selves. 03F
With twenty years experiences. and Llharsy'e
' aid, IA; "a : &
He'll vie with tbs country and tho arts sog
his trade.
Mny l4th, 1851 50 es
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JPaAr@ @90N5,

Upwards of 1000 splendid qualities,
richly watered, handsome Danlask borders,
sold regularly from $3.50 10 each-our
price for these auperb goods will average
from ] .25 to the richest goods made for
$225; 400 children's Silk do. at 6Oc each
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BONNET DEPARTMENT.

All the new Spring Bonncts, from 81.
and upwards, comprising upwards of 20tlU
fashionable and elegant shapes.
The above, with other lots not here de-
scribed, to which we invite the attention of
the public, will he found to surpa ss any cx-
pectations, therefore we call on our custo-
mera to inspect the same, now open for sale
at the LONDON HOUSE STORE,
267 Kng-street, Charleston. sc
WILLIAM KING, Proprietor.
N.B.-Ail bills amounting above $50,
discount allowed of2 l.2 per cent; under
that amount, as usual, net cash. Country
orders will have Mr.. Kings strict personal
attendance, and any Dress Goods left for
his selection will be exchanged il required,
as we cannot az ushal, sn we'll send SAM
pies by mail, the fashionable patterns gene
rally being larger this season, and requiring
at least Ia OF yard 10 sec the designs
and cnlnrings.
April6, 1852. 2i-4t
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Spring and Summer Clothing
THE Attention Of the public, visiting the
City. 10 invited to the Nets and Fash
ioHadle Spring and Summer Stock now receiving
-, AT.DUNN & DURYEA'S,
:. e3s King Street, .tdn the Be9d.)
We haye:on hana aud are constantly receiving
Of onr own. manufs scture, all the la,sst pa,teF1s
Of Spring ard Summer Goods, made up in the
beat arid most fashionable tnnnner and wnrrant
them 10 give perfect Batisfactios
. n: B.-Great Bargainp can be had in the bal.
alce Of our Winter Stock IA NO must clear il
out 70 mnke room for cur Spring and Summer
Goods. Please call and examine Mt
March %, 1859. 1e-,f
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NCn Eq. -. ~.
Feb. 21st. 1852 l9-3m

H Notice. /" ~; .s,;.. ..,j 7 =: s.
All persons having demands agninstiihss;ES.
tate Of +. S. Belser, deceased, will preasas riil
duly attested; and those indebted will mako
payment to i. M. Anderson, ESQ.,, Sumteryillo,
s. c.. LOUISA BELSER. Admir-.
Oct. Goth, 1851 So ~; afc
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Dry Goods and Groceries.
TINE Subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and the public generally, that
he has just returned from Charleston, and
10 receiving well selected assortment Of
DRTG GODS AND GROCERIES,.
which he will sell as low ap can be afforded
in this market. for Cash. ..
Corn, Meal, and Gris,, kept for sale az
ueual. IT. O'CONNOR.
March %, 1851. 22-tf
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Linen Cambria Rdlf. Department.

Lot Extraordinary.-4OCW dozen Linen
Cambria lldk'fs. warranted all fine Flax,
and the best made goods at the following
prices No Ia for 25c. or 9Oc. the dozen,
S size No 2-3 for 2Sc. or lUOc the
dozen. 5.S size No 3-3 for 81 Ii, or
LIZ l-2 the dozen, So size No 4-3 for
81 IL, or 1877 l.2 the dozen, very fine :;
other numbers running up to the finest
made, at equally astounding prices 1000
richly embroidered do. French works at
half price.
Lot 1877 contains perfect novelty. 400
richly embroidered Travelling Cashmere
Robes, cost from 90 to $40 each, contain
ing IL l-2 yards in each pattern, worked
all over, for S2.57 the full dress 200 La
Dies Marsella Skirts, all at 81 cents each
Our splendid stock of Ribbons, as above
described, we commence at Lac per I'd
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sgLUE CLOTH ease reed this day aud Tor sale .
- Jc0 JAS. 10y. < co., III Main St. Lou, ny.
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sEl.gBRAPg DISPATCHES.
.THlRTY-sBCOND G0NGRESS.
TIE; sT SESSION.
WAsHIHGToN, Aug. IS

Ssnats-The bill providing for the election
OF printer was taken up.
Dir. Haplin moved that superintendent be
appointed by the concurrent action oil both
houses; rejected.
The bill was further debated by Messrs.
Bayard, Smith, and b light.
During the debate, Mr. Mangum made aliu-
sion to Dir. Wehsters saying his recent acts
weredisgracelul to the man, his position, and
the Whig party SO far as he could effect it,
which was bat little and would be less.
Benefits land bill was passed-yeas %,
nays 10.
The CiviIand diplomatic bill was also pass
ed.
It is said that several bills granting laad
to tie Western States was attached II Ben
netus BID, making it less Objectionable to
Western members.
H0use.-Alte debate, the amendment for
S690,OOO TO carry into effect the treaty with
the Sioux Indians, in the Indian appropriation
bill, WIS concurrgd in,
Several Others were also cOncurrcd in, but
without definite action on the bill they az
journed.
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srr;ralost.se Ealecn.
Nav CELEASs, Aur. IS

y ~ ORLEANS, -tue5. %
The Falcon, with San Francisco dates to
the 18th Of Aug, arrived. She brings over
S2,OCO,000 in gold as freight.
Sickness has abatei on the Isthmus.
The Ohio left AsPinwall for New York on
the 10Th with over S2,00J, C00in gold. Capt.
Slow, of the navy, is passenger.
The mining news is favorable.
The Indians are troublesome, and it is re-
ported that they are organizing for general
fight with the whites.
The Australian government favor repub-
licanisn and speedy declaration of indie
pendence is expected.
The mines in Australia are increasing in
richness and the emigration from California is
quite large.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE EVANS RGsTAURAT.

T'VANS, of Evansville, has fitted up the large and COM
n modious three story Brick recently erected by Mr.
+. Lnck First the Sherwood rouse in the
most complete style, and is prepared TO welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times he supplied with liquors
splendid LGnch VIII be set every day 10 o'clock A.
NJ with Turtle Soup and all other aitanabe delicaces
4 well known and sSilfu Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and uxures of the season. served up the best
Styl..
SFiced and Theoretically sealed Oysters of the finest
quality now on hand-the best of Cigars &c. [jyI7u
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ST. C1AHLE6 RaSpAURAP.

EMANUEL GUM8kBiS having taken Tie large
= threcstory brick building, the German lhea
ire, where Ia viii bo happy 70 accommodate his
friends and the public generally, IN ihe mos approved
style. tits Bar viii at III lines be Supplied vail, the
choicest driEkablcs and tiic 81 Imported Cigars
splendid lunch Will %. st 10 OclpcS ever! .. with
taoss TASTY lllies OF soap" aud all as other iHNur's 0
tl- s-asOu. G-,tis b.. accommodated 10 ~
hours ia tie d-y viii auy dish t@t our msrSet % I'll ~
f1.l Aus-la.h
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CHRTING CuECK.--2 eases GO for sale by
- jy7 JAS. LOW " CO., Ala Main ST., Lou, Ky.
z DIN c. DEFE3EUX, ia, Wholesale and Retail
81 dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens, Window Blinds
ieasi,rs Wrapping Roofing Paper, lamps Phosgcn,
G.s. eic etc. Main street, between First AID Second
streets. laug IUIyl
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EVANSVILLE TTALT aCAD ~ AID
FEIsLiA : EITIEEElZ
y. V. SAFF0ED, \. ~, PRi1CIPIL.

- ". SAEf'll.l's i. NJ, F--i-.liFll
TT7N. Institution Known 10y the above tis fps t-cs
I ye-rs p.,. VII commence Us Cast Session lor Ecw
year. on ths l-st alO:diy Of SertaahsT.
i.se Seminary wlH hs o-.fiZ-a depart. aii's.
i0T aud senior, tde FORMER, COMPRISING ,i, Younger
ho,ars and oleui ing the lover .e Seminary
building: latter, TIE Older and ay.c.a pupils.
and occupying the upper The great CVglt - Of
such an arrangement must bc obvious Ia every al al
acauantsd with the work % a SchSol Room.
Miss Caroline 3. Abbott has been engaged AssOcintc
Principal Of the Seminary; Lady know 10 possess il,
very high degree, al the desirable requisites for tic sta
don.
Hiss Lorain ". Dean takes charge Of the Junior De-
pdr.melt.
The services OF Hiss Harriet 4. WoQJs the cxcell,u
Music Teacher OF the past year, hyc5e- cared 70. the
next.
The Academy. IN English AMI Classcal s,hoo, WI
open ia Neptune Hail. Ali The school rpos w,ii Dc iia
bowed and be made neat Aid Comfortable.
RO1sDiEG.-Seyer. l !oaug ladies c,t bc acconmoia
TED, in the family OF the Principal, where they enjoy
good facilities for study and Dc Under te supervision OF
their teachers when out Of Tie school boln with
rel and lights 81 - 10 s. copper week Tuition Is here
t0fOrc. viz:
EuglSn trdNCtsc-. " a. - W
Latin, French. Algebra, Geometry
and DraNiti- each 60 to So 60 extra
aug lwdGsw6w
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NOTICE..

hereby Given 90 the qualified voters ofySndc-burgh
couLtl Indiana. tii-t ~ election will besr id Il tho
sual places Of holding elections nsasd cti!, on uc
st,oui Tuesday iu Oeto5cr y b. IeJsg F5-se pu.vSe
oi ciccit., thc following oaccrs. toNa Si o'fra'r
one IH.LteaAt Governor, on- SecFctlTyfOf - %, oc
re1sr.. OF State Auditor OF Sta foAf 1J-c5 81
1as supreme CoGri lei - ct tGe-t,tsi cnc
b'T ol Congress- tor IL, rst sss.l district ohs
Jud-c ol tne Fast lu,ioal Circuit OBc JUdgs CD tie
Cont Coiuiaoa Plcls~ Senator, one represents
tive, UicrS Ot te Circuit aLd Court u c0'inn0h
Pleas count. Treasurer, one couLtN fccorict, oe
herit, comfy Commissioner, one Prose Cuii!@ al
to.ucv for tbs udi,..l Circuit. one
ant Of Public Instruction, ASSESSOR. for c.cn os IL
SHY, aud one Coroner.
JOHN 5. TERRY 5 VIC.
EraaSrille, august 1874, io52,-ggil
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PAR rENE7s 7Tp MOrI11.

g. .IE iruI l. IL. Hood s. Co.. h-1 BEEN dissolved
by Tic death % +. H. Hood. tae Dl'legs'-ncd M
drey j. Wheeler surviving partner. and ti.p NJ ba.ii-
h1-ie have purchased tts s1cS of the lists ufu and
g.f partnership. under tlc sly le If HAVHaoaE
~ latrR and vail tDutiune the wholesale aEG ict4l
,ssnI ia ,ioBer h1.i The OH s.i.e o. rns'
te x. ysisre ts avis. te tloua .e i,r.l-
CO ess.Jlne e OF tie 40 5c, Gid Of tio ltilc y.
e.. 81. IA ~. 81
urc7 y NlLEl Lt
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AUCTION.
..............
a 4 e 4 = - lss
WO -TSEY & EE[ 3 III.

VVTATER street EvansyIIo Indiana. Auct!oneers
w uud COmmi ssioH Merchants. Manufactures agents
Dealers la DIy Co ~, Furniture, Chairs, Clocks, Loo
Glasses Pctarc Frames, Notions &c. Particular ;lei'
ton given tie sale ali descriptions OF GOods keu-
lar sales every tuesday Thurs y and Saturday Cash
naa =; ~ WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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TFWELRY & S0TICTS.-Ear-rinrs FMgcrrings
81 Breast Pus. Shiu stads, Cola FiEs aRd Peh,'4s
Nat.h chains ke,s, Sold and Silver Matches, Sisci
Is.s .f Caps. Brasl-s- COalas. Purses. t4Hc. S0-s
acco- .rs. Niois Fe!lres and'Varioas Other notions
a.,r5, y WOOLSEY * NELSON.
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EOLIEF.

~ CHUTE with pleasure would inform lis friends
Z !. that IA has returned and viii D. GA hand we'd
nssday Spst. lsi wnca NJ hop 10 - tt' smiling
foes of the Chii area Ga District DO. l. II; rs prOctr
ell competent ass.,tt Who will take dep H.teT.t
So hs progress Of ta school. Tuition I'll paid 10y pIc
flud. aug-5
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BOARD OFREALTH.

y F-tIl! TaIsTs VOl..
The following Sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION D. IL shall be the duty every practlcing ply
stefan in the city, TO notify member Of the board OF
health, OF every Of contagious infectious disease in
the city, within six hours after the OF such dis
To his knowedge; and every such physician
shall quarterly report TO said board of health every death
which shall TO his knowledge in the of his
practice and also the Of such death and should any
ply stefan neglect TO comply with The requirements of this
section this ordinance. he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pay not less than three than twenty
dollars.
SEC 6. IL any person shall at any time knowingly in,
roduce aid assist in Introducing into city any
contagious infectious disease Of dangerous loath
character such person shall for every such offence
forfeit and pay less thai. than fifty dol
arse JAS. q. JONES, Mayor,
iA:tst:
Jso. J. CHANDLER. Clerk. jy223 m1
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MED CAL.
THE rcul.r meeting, Of ths lie Medical Society
Will BE- held on In, FIRST and Third Monday OF ever!
month, at 4 O'Clock p. y.
apIs.n HUGH RoSALDs. u. D., Seet'y.
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DARIs THREAD LACE-5J0 pieces Paris Point reed
4 this Day and f1f sale by JAS. LDH = %
1uE5e I'll Main street LOdisyiiis by.
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EsEssssaTGe.

TNMAyUEL GUMIERTs has jnst furnished his
- splendid Saloon with teo Tables, over Tie 81
Ihlrls Restaurant. whore gentlemen % accOiatno-
dated Il an holr ogthe day and evening, with t's ni-
PIGMENTS ofamuscmeEt. Ies-"'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-31
EvAwsvIhLHBocK sroaE.

TUST .ECEIVED,
y Gsahams NJ .saziues for SEPT. Goley's!ai's Eook
Tor ei.b1r; Uncle Toms Cah Il is, 10y Ar l.. u.
Smith; tac!e iOms Cabin oy stove Ars II. Is Am' Ia
perfectly nee wo.e Upper ten Ihpa5iad; Discarded
Daughter; "a .st-res Of London; Ndii-Sau Gheci lut
,f3A'.etr me St"'t'>' i,Stsr, en''ttsi VNl g. .
!pr Tie Presidential tas,l.i-H Of le5- ICES a>U lis
"a, Wig Gles C4b ard Chippewa Lodges OF ae " big
=, as ~ 4 '''' ''''' SIAyELLlSrEa
-yTELUSCIA NESTING.-I ease reed and Cor s.le i.y
h4 JAS. 10" 4 co.. AZ Main =; lou. Ny.
NTUsolUToE NETTING 80 PIECES reed this day and
aLslI a.; Main st. Louis e ky.
00cRoSs ass'd Buck Purses rs,1 Ms 9;, 4y ,d for
augI4 AZ Main s., Louisville Ky.
GASES Fancy Prints reed this day aud for .ae by
20 aug l. JAS. LOW d CO., ll7 Main st. Ioa. ny.
7 ArAEErFE FLOUR $50 5tls suprraae, for
1 4 salsG! 5. T.. GILBERT d Co.
ml.0 sycamore near Water.
= | my. ~ W. REILLY.
TAIle;,e kegs Eastern aud Piitsburg, for +, 1ot-
n by Laq So. GiLbAitf ~ CO., s!e. Asar |'-tsf.
X 0On .UHyY BAGS reed Per Southern Belle
als y y ~ PRESTON BROTHERS.
.YcA>hs boys Kip Boots Tor 81. low by
l2cAsLs .aon's Kip Boot, in store AMI Cor s., D..
% s,4-1 :. H. atAGGEt az 90.
T.IGl SCREENS ANp WIE90g gIIyUS.--51Ji,-cr
a. eff r1uirns fr,cr,es ifom which t. scic,i ili
supply OF NiHJoWlAnis, coistai'y ou haHd aad io:
~.ir ,sfy low by JOHN T.. b.t EaEUA X. Jg..
N~4 MAIN street. 1ei"ees. st ai.a 81.
rtLNZEn WALL PAPEK.-st0 pieces Glazed Wall
7 o. ..r ~petn' . iil,as.l latest s., les alo uoa uu
','' 49, i'F SIC Al - els PICS by ,,.,,,-.x
yryc. wanted.
TDAGS WANTED Immediately ii lie Wan Pepper and
assij JOIN C. DEvEaEUx, Jr.
Main stree; U-tucvn II AID ~.
lease, Fancy c-a..t Jeans st rt,'3 a.if 81, a}
..cAsE5 E!as billing Just rec d and for s.le by
= aagl }. II AAG-iLE d Co.
Z IcUORS.-
! 81 b5is Cincinnati Whisky;
, DO Ola -louoEs~Aell " Risky;
, do heseNo uo'
> DO Ii Gin;
10 do Brandy reed and for sale by
jy8 F..l.oloS EKoS.
DACoY.-sOOO rs clear sides, Hams ard shoulders;
ID IUOUJ do CauYasscd Haas. Jour own ci..in.-l:
for sale by IJsj) POSTERS * BAONA.
DER LATE ARRIvA ls.-choee dried B.er.
". "a. aiid EH..isa Dairy cheese, fresh Noniuy -
G5ls choice Potatoes, FOR s!le low for cash by
HORABROOA * EOODARD
ap3 Water ST. bet. Main aud Sycamore.
FEDrR9 HUNGRY.
N BBI.S Wabash FiOIr reed per steamer Friendship
| DU and for sale 10y ljel9l PRESTON EROS.
DRINTs. IS eases blue and white Piints;
au % io SEs Co. az ma do .i tor E 1ac x X.