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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

Some FIVE or six hundred more names are
attached to the call, followed by windy
brag of some fifty or sirty thousand "men
who support families" having signed their
RemonstIance to the Legislature against the
passage Of the Maine Law, constituting
nearly our entire voting population. This
is untrue, and the utterers well knew it.
If they have obtained the signatures of any
thing like fifty thousand men, we are sure
that full third of them are aliens or other
wise non-voters. They may have ma
jority of the voters Of our City, but we do
not believe it and if they have, it is main
ly composed of men who never heard, and
most Of whom take care not to hear, the
reasons which impel their Temperance
fellow. citizens to demand the enactment Of
the Maine Law. If they will Only meet US
on the platform of candid investigation and
fair argument, we can convince those
among them who are not the slaves of a
perverted appetite that they are on the
wrong side; and until they dare do This,
what right have they to pirate Of 'oPpres-
sion,' fanaticism,' and wrong?' Why not
confne their structures to subjects they
understand, or at least to those which they
have not obstinately resolved to misunder.
stand
These gentlemen say their party con-
siitutes NEARLY our entire voting popula-
ton" Examine this assertion in the light
cast upon it by the list of signers above
given. All parties are accustomed to head
call of this kind with their strongest and
most respected nsmes-those which COM
mand the largest measure of esteem and
confidence. Who knows half a dozen of
the above printed forty leadiag names on
the Rumseller's cali What good work
have they been foremost inl For what
have they deserved the signal confidence
ar4f TEEN of their fellow. citizensl What
entii2es them to stand at the head of a call
for public meeting to embody the public
sentiment of nearly our entire voting
population" on subject of the widest and
deepest interest! Do not these names suf-
nee to refute the pretense which they are
presented to uphold
The list grows no better to the end. Dis
nuers, vine merchants, spirit dealers, grog-
shop keepers &C., muster very strong upon
1t next IN strength are tobacco-yenders
pieced cut by slight sprinkling of second.
class Tammany Hall spouters, and hun
dled or two whom We cannot identify
But Of our Ciy's respected Clergy, of
whom large majority are signers and
laborers on our side, we find no single name
on the Rumsellers' call, and believe they
have hardly half dozen on their Renon-
STRANGE; Of her scores Of cilzeas who have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

MIcHleAN.-The Opposition State Con-
vention for the nomination of Delegates to Bal
timore and candidates for Presidential Electors
will be held at Detroit April s. Two Dele
gates are required to be chosen to every Repre-
sentative in the Legislature. large delega-
ton will be chosen to Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

q WILLIAM STARK, Esq, Of Manches-
ter, N. H., and a grandson of Gen John Stark OF
Revolutionary fame, will lecture this evening be-
fore the Mechanics Institute. We have heard him
commended a. Lecturer and Poet, and doubt nos
that be is well worth hearing. The Lectures Of the
yecAas.cs' IGs;iix.s aye al free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

War GooDs-WET GooDs. Great sale
of Wet Goods. at NJ BoDINEs consisting Of 500 pieces
ehiting Linens At Is, o. Cd and 3d. per yard worth
300 pieces table pamask 1t % cd and Cd worth
10 ST. all kinds of toweng halt price 10 cases no white
MSsiius. osly Cd 5000 Ma,selles Quits. only 81; Mar
sess and corded Sknts black ard ccored 5lks TO &c
Ladies. great chance for bargains these goods are
selling q hall the cost to manufacture. c. n IODINE,
No 333 Grand ct. corner Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
u We invite the attention Of capital


At the srchsns Exchange consisting Of the valuable
isasshcld premises known as No q Chamberssi near
Broad way house ard lot No 1875 Prince eight valu
able building let's aud next the south east Of
Broadway and ssth five Of the same T9piix I'D
M&Sk &C., near Broadway. Also tsirty eight desirable
ID between 35h and 56th els 36th-st.
9dsv and large amount Of stocks. promissory notes,
Ac This sale win be positive and the terms will be lib
srs 10 the purchaser Maps Of the real be had
Al the ANctien loom. No. BfOed ST N,83I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

-Grunzig's case is yet in doubt. The
Governor has as get said nothing definite. His
answer must come today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
~ GRsrs's method of insur;nc 4. rsr

feet 6t has placed his shrtsg establishment No As,or
House 10 advance OF all competition or ths thoussnSs
Of Shirts annually made 10 order by his uaryaled coros al
cutters filters Ac- not requires altar
alton. PuActaaly IN filing orders is rule dsvstsd
aVm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

BANTA 10 IN THE FIELD AGAIN. Dants
h.,, yss6v for the spring ade will introduce to-day at
HE VEN Known stand No 100 Canal st. his spring style oil
hsts heretofore by their chsapness ana se
peyiorty Of quality Gentlemen want OF really oea0
Sfui and cheap hat are invited TO call and exanns-
~ ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

n Western and Southern Merchants
Who are about to purchase articles Of Hosiery for their
Spring trade are invited TO examine the large aud we'll
assorted stock OF Hosiery now being opened by
RAY ADAMS, No 81 William IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

q New Spring Styles of English and
American Imperial Three Ply and Ingram Carpstins at
reduced prices the celebrated largest and chsspest
Carpet Establishment in the United States. No. 90 Bowey,
Cloth yards wide Ass good floor OH Cloths, g. Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

This the universal ACKNOWLEDGING Of the comfort ds
vivsd froD wearing KNOX hat. Aside from the beauty
durSby and style that characterize KNOBS productioss
~ ilul workman satisfactorily shown BY thus
s;ssis Ssa than by any other Any bunser get up
hat shsS win deceive the perenced ere but aes
KNOX e furnish an article that while posse ses every
ysouse Of supsYority gives and satisfaction TO s
weaTer Call on him at No I2s Fulton st., and examine
hu sptipg stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

~ Fowler & WelLs, Psychologists and
pvblisAss, Ctntos Hail. Nc. l3i Nsssaa-st, New York
end No. ltt Warrington ST., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

" FoUNTAIN's India and French Goods,
AZ No $40 Broadway. and No. 3Niblo's Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

RIDING SCHoOL.--W. II. DIsBROw, No.
20 %h-av will open Nor day evening. LIST March, new
Class Gentle the noble and manly of Horse
manship continue each evening during the months Of
March and April Tho;e wishing to avail themselves OF
the opportunity Of safe aud graceful Eeassas
compssnt ride ON The Road IN the spring should sub.
scribe their earliest convenience. Terms for OF
ten Lemons. So. HouIs. from I 70 O'Clock 26f6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

~ Doctors do not disagree as to the
advantages Of weaving A. RANKIN Co.'S celebrated
SLAsTic CNpKRoARMSNTsl They made Of the best
Shk, Woo'en and Merno fabric. They wear we'll shrnk
note and are sold at extremely low pricss TAose who
ue heah ~ this dangerous season, and who al ali
sof ecexeny. VIII buy OF the Importers and Manufac-
tui ers. at the old stand No. lQa Bowery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

Mas. JEsyIs's CoLD CAnpY.-Ihe great
"a r.m,d, 10, Couess Colds. Ho.sssees and the
,srieus Throat and Lug complasts. ssaa oy III W.
JEWS. No. sse Broadway, ana ~ a'sss"~ s'"'' '"'
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
OPERA GLAssEs-THE LARGEST AssoRr.

MINT sr THE UNITED STATES MIR. rurrLE. With tho
view Of doing an extensive business ths article has
made such arrangements with Of the Of best manu-
taetursn Paris that he enabled to osr very superior
Article. both IN point Of finish and quality Of the glasses
whs IN large assortment fail suit thor
sxat GxoRax W. furTIR Importer Of English, Preach
alf NluThAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26
The Rum DIanifosto.

The Liquor-sellers of our City have Is
sued their call for grand rally of their
dependents and 90 many of their customers
as they can toll in, at Metropolitan Hall on
Friday evening. AS The Tribune is not
among the journals entitled to and favored
with their advertising patronage, we give
them an insertion without charge, viz
RESISTANCE TO OPPRESSION AND FANATlcIsa "A
Grand mass meeting favor OF the natural and IN
aienable rights OF the citizen the rights OF property
and the projection of the commercial and maRufac-
turing interests of City-The people OF the City
of New-York, irrespective of party. who are op-
nosed 10 the contemplated movement 10 dlsfraachlse
the freemen OF this State, destroy their business,
Iuin the CONNIE Tcia and manufacturing interests OF
our City, drive our trade to other states oy the pas
sage OF what il called the " Maine Liquor Law" OF
one equally runous to commercial and manufactur-
ing freedom, will hold mass meeting az Metr0poi'
itan Hail. on the 9th inst at O'Clock r. M, for the
purpose OF taking action, and expressing our opinion
fespec ling the outrageous attempt to destroy the In
lerests of this City, rob many OF their capital and
disfranchise them OF those inherent rights guarah-
teed TO all by the Constitution Of country II the
rights OF people are worth preserving 1t Is IN
cnmbent on every good citizen to attend this meet
ing We call upon all classes OF the community, as
all are to aid us IN putting down this Ia
matte al movement. that will not only produce all the
wrongs above alluded to, but will surely retard the
moral movement of temperance itself, and thus in
crease the very evils it is intended 10 remedy.
Asa +. Miller, A Curtis,
HadrOD Shear, VIM H. Hanshe,
James l.. Byde, Benjamin Barlow
William Bosrdmsn James II. Caffery.
j. W Miller, Isaac Seward,
G smith William c Sherry,
LAM Tsvln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-26

CsrAr BARGAINS IN CARPErINe.-psTER-
SON HUMPHREY. No. s7y brcsa"sg, e ~ n,cS,,s, md
viii .e the balance 81 her .i.,s, ,ee.
tose'heI ws 81 ,ch velvet Tapestry. ussels 3py and
:ss csrp..s les. than s5.sr ocs
HouseLsepers and othsrs saoaie svan az sss
a Who killed the nasty cockroaches
Ln ma the hopping biting feast Lyon Who 4:
Eros The Napoleon Insect ws0I Who ss.n ssS
,S.r man that We read of the pages Of bstory Ne
"a Broadway. ItI e.D.-."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-11
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF HvANsv1LLE
Evansville. Ind

Evausvilsc, Ind.
THE regular course Of Lectures in this Insti-
J. tuition will commence on the FIRST Monday
,iNovember, under the following Faculty, to-
wit: -ettu
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, MD Emeritus Profess
sr of Physiology and Pathology
HUGH RONALDS, M. d. Professor Of Gen.
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
C. A. POSTER, A. NJ, M. D., Professor
JOHNsR WILCOX, M, d., Professor
Materia Medifa and Therapeutics. w
MADISON J. BRAY, NJ. D., Professor of the
Primo ipies and Practice OF Surgery -
,WILLIAM.H Ii. BYFORD. NJ H., Professor
OF The Theory and Practice Of Medicine
GEORGE B. wALKR. NJ. d.. Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
WILLIAM A.tMcDOWEIA M D., Profess
sol OF Institutes OF Medicine and Medical Juris-
John I. WALKER. M. D., Demonsira ,r If
Anaiomy. - :,
The Anatomical Rooms for The study Of Practi-
cal Anatomy. under the superiniendencc If The
Professor OF Anatomy or the Demonsiralor will
be open tor the reception Of Students by the LIST
of October.
Feesior a full roinrse .s75
Naturalization liz ket and Demonstrators tick
1t, each SIS. Diploma Tee so. ,
Gocd boarding may be obtained at from 81 SO
10 IS On per week. 70 .txf.fs.
Any one desiring ,fns her information, may adj
dress tbe Dean, (p st paidD By mail which will
be promptly attended 10.
G. B. WALKER, MIDI
ly'6 3m :. Dean oflhe Faculty
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= ALLIs q HoWHs
Wholesale GrOcerS.

.. Corner Of Water and Pine sts.. Eransriis, Ind.
IIAvE hand one of the largest and best selected
IL stocks of Groceries, opened in the West, and
can oner inducements that will justify Dealers prefer
the market at Evansville to any more distant point.
Merchants are invited to call and examine.
CoFFEE-Rio Jamaica, Java. Mecca.
TEA-Imperiai Gun Powder, Hyson Young Hyson,
Poushong 0olong OF all grades from lowest price to nne
est. ~
sUGAR-Ncw Orleans, Havannah, Loaf Crushed,
powdered.
MOLAsSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
vious TO the first FROST also reboed and Sugar House
BRASDY--Of all grades from the best imported, 4
great variety OF Brands 10 domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port, Madeira, Claret, White. Sherry, Cham
paign. different Brands and favors.
GlN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hoi-
land in Jugs.
CIGARS-A great variety OF Brands at all pri'e' from
80 80 10 SIS " p 1000.
AXES-Simmon 5, Davis and the celebrated Coiiins
Together with general assortment OF all ARTICLES gen
orally kept IN Grocery Establishments such as: ssap,
Candles Dye Stuff Nails Leather Starch Nuts, ia,e
1ot OF Gunny Tags, Turk Island and kanawha SALT os
Paints, Blooms, Brushes, Paper, Tobacco Counter
Scales, Coffee Mills Spices, do ground, Matches Traces
Well Chains and fxiures. Tumblers, Decanters, Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps Oysters, sariines Maekere shad
Goldfish, Herring, Shoyels, ect., ect., eet. =.
All the goods sell Are warranted. octl
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

N lHE undersigned have this day formed n copar,ner-
l. ship, under The name and style of LEWIS & CRAY
and have made arrangements with the late frm Of Hur
ringon, Crane & Co., to their i the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in this
city. I
We would respectfully solicit tinsance Of the pa
ronago heretofore beray extended towards the late
hrm AID tespsak the good Offices Of our friends, pedg
ing ourselves 10 efforts 10 promote the Interests
Of all who may entrust business Ia
49,. a.. EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. Is. ls52 sept2tf CHARLES GRAY.
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wHoLBSALG AND RETAIL.

d Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, ever exhibited In hi,
market. His Dress goods comprise full assortment all
desirable styles of Six, Persian Cloth Bercgs
dLaines French Muslins, Ginghams and Prntsail fast
coors. Avery choice selection Of Bonnets an Bonnet
Rbbons ALSO few fine French piowers for out and in
Carpetng Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fire
Shoes all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes and Lcgorn Hats Looking Glasses. Hard
ware. Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains and
Curten Material In fact everything usually kept In che
Dryt;oods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper busi
ess may be found very low for cash. fapsil
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auERwOOD HOU Sc,

vTyHE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
Il entirely rehtted and re.urnshed H. and Is prepared
70 the patrons Of the house Ia satisfactory
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses and car
rages tn let.
Tho stable Is large clean and we'll located, and good
hosters arc 10 constant attendance Particular attention
will bo paid 10 the OF horses left with him for keep
wood House good Hotel. ljy6u1 j. A. SfEkS.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between Horn
i brook Bilrtis is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent All persons indebted TO the firm will please come
forward and make mmediats payment and those having
claims against IL will please hand them in and shall
be paid collect. Either OF .e party Il
authorized ske OF abe firm for the purpose
settlement. PHILIP HORNBR0OE
mhS3u JOHN BURTlS.
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Relic Vac Gardens.

THE proprietor this garden aud public house
l. trefy rehtted the building aud improved the groun
and ready TO receive visitors This place Of resp
isstuated on tho rvor bank iust below Pigeon CrvcA
Bridge and walk from the heart Of The city
Refreshments af all kinds be obtained and the want,
OF visitors carefully attended to- The undersigned will
always be hand to attend those visiting his house
my6-u JOHN Nj. MATTHEW'S
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'ARTNERSHIn e. NOTICE.

ID II wOODARD has bought the iaseres, of John Bur.
Il It's, In tie old frm OF Hornbrock & Burtis. The
business will be continued at the old stand on Wat e.
between Main and Sycamore under the style Of Horn
brook & Woodland, where shall be pleased up
on all our friends. P.HORN BROOK.
mh2s-u P.H.WOODARD.
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STOLE.
nExr pooH TO c. BELL, DRUGGIST. MAIN s1ssET.
Evansville. Ind.

Messrs. AHLEa.
BRING & BRUM
.MEH.Eave just re-
ceived from their
manufactory In Gin
einnafi, the lates,
New York style OF
Fall and Wintef
Clothin g; all Of
which arc made 81
trimmed In the
best manner. un-
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MEDICAL. NarIcs

nR- p. d. JOHNSON respectfully tepders his piofes
sonal services to the citizeIs OF Evansville and
vicinity Qfice cp FRS. street. few dQqrs above the
Sherwood House tconc forpe rly pecul led 10y Dr. Trsf
ton. Residence near The corner u 6h and WalYut sts
iy.3 ,3nl1
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sApDLERY WARE
Saddles. ri Harness. BRIDES. NC.

JOHN CUPPLES keeps constantly rnhani
~ large assortment OF sad;ery Ware, and every
thing appertainng to the business. He hastl
hand large assortment OF Saddles Brides, Harness. dc
Of his manufacture, and having good worknenAs
there are In tho State, spepared to execute any wok
which may ordered in the very best style He week
" receiving additions his stock OF Saddle Trees Bride
Bits Stirrup Irons, Webs Seating Buggy Mornings
and his stock notexceed any other IN the city, Id
ofths &c to these things, and
ses TO offerindueens-, AWAY oflvw prices.
myoo- dd.vtf
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tOUBBNSWARE

1.-TWO hundred and thirty crates Queenfware, and NE
hundred and sixty packages Glassware, With a gen.
eraI assortment Of French English. plain and nsured
Gold Brand Chine, German ware, &C. All OF which mus'
be sold this srring The stock Is complete, and was i'm
ported especially this market. We would solicit the
special attention OF heavy dealers, VITO have hitherto
ourselves 10 them time and money well as break
age Thosa wanting 10 buy would do well sa at o@es
as our goods and will be sold at lowest figures
Some assorted crates and casks on hand
Trans cash, accepted paper. Merchants visiting
our city will find 4. their Interest u make purchases OF
tss In,hssr fHOLEfvGSWORTH& HUGHES.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NCTICE.

MR.. GEO. FOSTERisa member Of our Arm from and
vi after this date. under the STYLE OF Fosters
81 Brown. [oofl-Hl FOSTER & BROWN.
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BOOK sIYPENSX},r AAE E.;t BLINK BooK
FRESH ARRIVAL.

ESSRS. scautliu and Parvin have Just the
l largest and best assortment Of Stoves brought
70 ibis Market among which will be found the Comet.
Odd Fedw aud three kinos Of Double Oven. and all
kinds OF Paror Premiums and Heating Stoves. Alec the
improved JackSon's Double Oven, the best aud most
economical stove In which will insure to give
better ssisacsion than any stove brought to this city.
rept2s Main 81 Isl and Cd streets.
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CO-PARTNERSuIP,

CO-F AN AN dho64F. Il.
TIVE undersigned having the 18th inst entered info
Il pas,ner shp, underth. firm and style OF Hopkins
g. Read, will occupy the cll stand of j. s. Hopkins on
First street. and continue do Wholesale and Retail
Dry Good business. JOHN =. HOPKINS,
EDWIN y. READ.
Aug 18th 1872, .~.-f septas
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

lust received per steamer Hndoo, II Cases fancy
Dry Goods Comprising in part the following, TO Wit
Plain and Figured Chameleon
do do Silk,
Mousn DeLains;
Cashmere do
Wool do
Florence Silf,
Silk Serge:
Grape ass'd;
Rich winter Bvnnet Ribbone
Blk and Fancy Bg Silk Wells;
Black Silk Shawls;
Bay State do
Sup. Fine do
Black and Fancy silk Crayats;
Ladies' Fancy SILK Ties;
Artncals, (Winter)
Cuffs and Ruches ass'd
Kid Gloves do
silk and Cashmere do
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
ALSO,
S cases sprague, p. Allen e. Son, and Globe Fancy
Prints;
I do Solid Clyd:
l do Bleached Muslin and for sale low BY
sept22 MORGAN, KEEN PRESToN.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

ID EMCVED.-Wx. EMrRY has taken the stan q on
IN Main street opposite the Bank formerly occupied
By Coryngon's Book Store, and Is PREPARED 10 sup
p,y citizens With plain fine work IN bis line al short
notice, He has good workmen employed, and will war
raht all work sen. from his shop He is prepared
make Boots ard shoes Of and quality good fts and made
up in the best style His long experiencr in business
and pcnctuaii,y will him the continued custom
Of those who try hi His prices are reasonable
and work not surpassed in durability neasnes BY that
cfany other estabiishmcn.. tys-u1
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DPS RYFORo r. rTNCH

XTOlILD Inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together in The prac
ce of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics Their Office /,
on the corner OF First and Vine streets
EvausriIle. June Ssib, lsJa ju cg-u
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Superior shoulder Braces.

Superior Shoulder Braces.
yE ohec. OF this Brace remedy STOPPING.
round aud crooked Shoulders weak back and che j.
health and beauty. II is adapted 70 benefit men,
men and children ofall ages occupations and conditions
The great utility ofthis BRACE, viii, trial. become ap
parent to all aud its simplicity and adaptation the OBJ
ect designed, its best Recommendations 1t is light
yet strong and perfectly elastic combining all the excel
lences of the common Shoulder Braces use with
Of its objections Ellis brace is constructed 10
swer the purpose OF Shoulder Braces and Suspe:rs-
For sale a: wholesale or retail by
. KELLER & FARysLEy,
decf2-tf No. IL Water street, Evansville.
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EDICAL NOTICE
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELBERRY d NEGLEY having associated
l. themselves together in the practice OF Medicine and
surgery would respectfully announce the citizens
Evansville and vicinity, that they prepared TO attend
TO al calls either by day or night; OF both OF them
eau ba cons alied at their Office First street. doors
aboye the SHERWOOD House, all except when pro-
fessionaliy absent. fsn1Gtfl