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Relioious Notires.

~ Sermons 20 Young Men.-Iho atiesnth ,g DIS
. ~ ~ - VI ~ Series vlll be dthgered next SUNDAY
EVFSIVG iu the Mulberry 81 NJ ~ Chuich 0etWeen
Ee1sror sn3 Bieeckerfts., 80 u o'clock ~ Froi. S
IOONTS seats reserved ior young men as usual
~ Oisccurses 10 Young PeOple.-rhe Eleventh Of
~ seres will delivered by Rev. r. S. hTORk5, Jr OF
in the 4h Congregational Church. 10Th S., be-
twe.r 6fh ana 7th avs, TOMORROW EVENING,
serss Of Res Meetings 10 progress IA the aooy
ehurcb Preaching ever evening The Christian public ar
cod all invIeo 10 ATTEND,
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e Protestant Episcopal Church of the Mes
siah, Oeats eal Woosi ST. near Prince.-Service
eIy SUNDAY MORNING at l0A. afteraoon 3. and
evening At n o'clock. Rev. G. THURSTON BEDELL,
Rect0ro hs Church Of Ascension viii, by Divine perms
son preach ibe evening
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u The NeW-YOFk Land and Building AssO-
citation will hold special meeting MONDAY EVE
ING, N arch IS at Union Hall cor AyenueC and Fourth
st. for the purpose of aOdng tb wOTkngmen of Manhat
tan Island opportunity 10 become acquainted with
objects and TO obtain subscribers Association We
sha each who joins house and lot fer the
small monthly payment OF 81 for few years Let those
who doubt abb ity to do this call and hear
ments Able speakers will address the meeting
MILES CHAMBERS, President.
H. s. SMITH, Secretary. Office No. MurTay-st where
subscriptions received.
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KEEPER-WaHted, at the Pi-
- Forte OF T. Gilbert Co No. 333 Broad
way fTst-Tate BOok-keeper, by double entry that
play the Piano preferred None need apply
HORACE WATERS.
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~ The Last Chance !-only 47 Shares Remaining.
THE EMPIRE BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN
ASSOCIATION having met with unexampled success
having only A shares present remaining unsod and be-
ing desrous Of closing their books Immediately would in
vite those who wish make safe and profitable invest
ment call at the Office Of the Association, No 73 SPRING
st., aid subscribe without delay
JOSEPH r. TAYLOR, President,
Controller Park.)
JONATHAN W. ALLEN Vice Prest
STEVENS HoxIE, Attorneys.
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OFFICE OF THE ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION,
CITY Of New-Yofk. March ", 1852.
20 The Holders Of Redeemable stock issued
under vote OF the Association, June TO- 1885, hereby
not fed that Of crest at per cent per
TO Dec J. 1851 will be paid presentation Of the Certi-
cafes at TINS Office By order Of the aId Of Managers
JOHN J. DAVIES. Secretary.
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%NTANTED-An athletic Lad, from 10
wv to 10 wears Of age Those having had experience
preferred. Apply to Mr.. T"EhDA' O9'"''" - ''N
O'Clock. - ,-1rrr TOM &, prINpTON
A"AA No. Al Broadway.
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a NEW FEATURE of AMERICAN

A NEW FEATURE of AMERICAN
4, Z y LITERATURE The NEW-YORK QUARTERLY
NE lew edited BY A. q. Remington Editor Of rhiH
Review will spare no pains ia making il he first ia this or
any other country As is not its object be cheap but
valuable no contributors will be accepted from tho
most aoe pens And toT hepurpose Of bringing before the
public the best American productions Contributors will be
palq Their own prces for able articles The Editor will
his best endeavors 20 dscounsnance an the mashHesa
Of romsnelng, and open channel for the first clasE
tnsught Subjects of vital interest will be discussed in
manner lee from narrow minded begory and party pre-
Jholco The work shall be the e no sect. Of no
party but Of Christian patriotism land of Ae interests Of
humanity rather than creeds Whatever noble in fact
and IA eloqueRce VIII be welcomed to its pages feel
that the time demands such wOrk-a werk which shall
place American Literature base disrin guishea for
hbeTahiy snd ncbenes the world ride basis of her
commeTce To carry out the plan proposed, the June
number VIII contan article Commercial Literature,
by an able writer 70 Hunts Merchants Magazine
hcle On MaTJ Megdalene by Rev E. Schroeder, D D.,
article on the e and times Of Chaeaubriand by H. 7.
Tuckerman, snd valuable article is expected from
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seat actual condition Of that interesting country
The price of the work
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e. six Lectures on the Laws OF Life, with
gecial reference TO she Physical Education of
6ils.- Dr.. ELIZABETH BLACKWELL will deliver
Ne F0Orih Lecture OF her course THIS AFTERNOON,
rfscock, the Hope Chapel Lecture room. Tickets to
nepmdndsr Of The s for sale at ANS BRIT
iiNS Bookstore No. 6s6 Broadway Single tickets so
as to be had at the door.
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q Post Office. .New-Yorl.-EO The mails
per U NJ. stsamship FRANKLIN Will close at tai &
Office on SATURDAY, Mach l3 at l0f A. NJ. close
mai viii be made up per Franklin for Bremen aud ths
German States VIM BRADY, Postmaster.
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EVOR SALE-A through steerage Tick
Il ct for CaliforT ia per Empire City Line per steamer
Sena Nevada, to leave on the 10 h March. Apply to
RICHARD MORRIS No 100 Front 81, up stairs
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7TIO IOMANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.

"A person who perfectly understands the true Eng
sh method Prussate Of Potash wishes
ituatoD at far salary Commune atoms addressed TO
]HEMIST. Ledger Office Philadelphia, with real name
md address, promptly attended to
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&5O.00O WANTED. ggatIeman
&In 2nn WANIED-And an ac-

n ?. : = I'VE 00TInNs7 wan 70 engage with
the advertiser in exclusive Manufacturing
already established in This city that will double the
amount Of Investment every yesr, Will he clearly sho n
at interview. Address B. this office, stating when
and where TO be seen
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EDUCATION.-A Lady who has had
considerable success in teaching both in this ooun-
y and me old wishes 70 resume the engagement Of Gov
eness lat ng pupils IN French and Music in ad dition
TO the usual English course Refers the family ne has
last resided in note directed to TEACHER No s05
tended TO- FT-' ~
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NO TICE to CHURCHES.--Any
Church IN this city Brooklyn, desiring the services
Oh INST class Soprano Singer, fully competent
TAN her part and who reads music readily sight, and
VINO has also filled the place of principal singer of
the most hOufshng Episcopal Churches of a neghboring
city can have opportunity Of securing services Of
such an catOn to the subscriber, c P gHUM-
WAY, at no. 252 Broadway. Leeond door
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+" g. PECK & THEODORE BLISS,
Es Philadelphia preparing for speedy publication
A COMPIETJE MANUAL OF OFF F-FELLOWSHIP.
embracing the Principles with full descriptions Of the
Forms Ceremonies, SC, &C. Ofthe Order By Rev. A. b.
Gresh with nearly one hun dIed epgravings.
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sperial Notires.


q Peoples Lectures.-The next Lecture Of the
clrfse viii be gwen By Aey. THEODORE PARKER, Of
Boron, ~ the Tabernacle, On TUESDAY EVENING,
10TH nat SubjecJ-'tIhe True and False Ideas OF Gen
l,nan Tickets Iz3 cents be had at No l3 Nassau
m and al the door Doors open at 81 o'clock. Lecture
nnmences a. u.
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e. Tickets for the Walker Festival, at Nibo's,
MONDAY EVENING, March l5 be obtained at
.BAKEB, GOODWIN n CO.'S Printing Office Tribune
buildings. Tickets admitting a gentleman and two la
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THNEACHER.-0 who has experience
n and competent to give instruction in the studies
pursued Colleges and Schools wishes to devote parl of
the day 20 Leachlng. AddIess @. B.. II1une 0alco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

~ Second Manhattan Building Association
viii hold lis Sixth Regular Monthly Meeting at No. 4SO
Broomest, o. Crosby. (entTance in Crosby)
MONDAY EVENING, Mach is, at o'clock Dues and
interests now due, and payable at the Office Of the
Secretary. No. IS Spruce-st ID foOre Office open on
Saturday, from A. N. 10 P. NJ.
]. N. GENIN. President.
J. W. WESTON, Secretary, Office No IS Spruce st.
q The New York Land and Building Asso-
citation was organized TO procure 500 working
homes 1t is in the fun tide of success lie the rent chip
ping IddeR, then be inspired with hope and jsn
daiey. The initiation fee only Soc bnt VIII soon be
raised to 50. MILES CHAMBERS, President
H. S. SMITH, Secretary, Ofiee No, Bluray.st.
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MIBLO'S GARDEN.-JOHN SEF-
RURTON'S THEATER, CHAmBEas-
4P sT.-THIs EVENING March 8 will be played

Mr. Tooole-----M Mr.. Bur Oa MIS- roodle Mrs. HUI
AdmlFson-DIess Circle and Parquet, 90 ceags SEQ
Tier rs cents Doors open 81 commences at "a O'el
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81 Metropolitan BuiIding gAssociation.-Cap-
tai limit ed 600 Of 500 each-Enrance fee So
and monthly dues 50 each share-Ths Association
having been Incorporated the I3h Of September last
has now been In successful operation nearly six months
and Rossesses advantages over any Organization.
Iho Trustees have arranged the payment past
dues that Iew members required to pay only the
entrance fee at he time Of subscribing The office Of The
Company, No 466 Pearl St is open dady from 10 A NJ
until M where printed copies of the Act of ncorpO-
raren Charter Bye and all other information on the
I subiect be obtained.
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Wante0.

A ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTS-
IN MAN.-An Architectural Draughtsman an who wishes
employment half his time and who will devote the other
half to his improvement, and will az the same time
attend Office calls &C., learn Of situation where
the Of good library, &C. may be had by addressing
ARCHITECT, Tribune Office, with real name, quali6ca
tiOn, terms sc. The best Of city reference and
CURED
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h)aut employment.

a S Book KEEPER, or Assistant Book
IN Keeper in well established house IN tAs city by
voue Man " no can give the most unquestonaDle refer
ence for ability and character. Address Y T. Newark
n j. with name of parties and where an Rtervle" may
be had
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
wOoDBU,N,s FEVER AND AGUf

Nov offered to the public for the first time This med
i icnc has existed in private family for more tina
hy wears, has been distributed to considerable cxtcn
among friends, and has during the whole time, a"d h
instances proved itself filing remedy. eth-
applied H. common eases or " third day aiLoe well
know stubborn nsioricty.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from res has induced the proprietor u give to the
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their experience consented to take agency
for part Of Indiana and Illinois, and offer il l., the
dozen single bottle, with the express understanding
tat the will always be refunded where the medi
ecinnscd according tjorcctios does not affect perfc
and permanent euro. mhl0tfl AIl.IS IL HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
w % IL Nj T. A N ID Y 4.

FJNHIS sfo certify the suffering community that hav
obtained most valuable recipe from tie hands OF ID
L. CowLrs, vermifuge in the form of candy, whc
will prevent all Darrhoas Groups, and all coughs whe
the principa Is from the effects cf worms, which Is tn
principal cause Of thousands going to the gravc,,ni
Knowing the principal of thu diseases. Dr. Cowle
after 5 years practice Of medicine, finds this the most
'able Of all other nostrums. A. RUSH.
Main street. betw. Sd and 9Th.
DosE-A child over one year old viii take halfa
stick every morning for four days. Should this noth
the desired effect. give small portion of SIENNA tea,
hour after iak ing the candy octlstfl
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
REMOVED.

rNHE uDdeTNE EDcd have removed their Book and Nus
i Store. tV f - Ha and Frsv sqtesf v4sev.,
they are just receiving adstc~ tssrisess Elye
an extensive assortment Of Books, SAtsaax, Musjcar
lnstrumens &c. &C.; all of which scy are VI
sell at wholesale retai the most liberal seyms
iyl3-u r. CONyNCTON r 1.f,.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
DENTISTRY

TAS. n. JUPIN, Dental Surgeon, desiring TO RENAL
J permanently IN Evansville, tenders his profession
services the citizens Of the and the surroundin
country. Rooms for the present at the Green River
House. ljyI+Im
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
BLA CKsMITHINa

\ANIEL SULLIVAN, Blacksmith, having coneluded'
~ To steady himself. aud attend punctusily To
his business than he has heretofore done respect
fully solicit share Of public patronage. He can assure
work ordered in his line will be promptly sttende.
to- and no pains will be spared tn please a the world
and The rest Of mankind" shop First street near
Pine i,eo Ami
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL NOTICE

II nRS. CASSELBERRY IL NEGLEY having asNcsia,esi
1J themselves together in the practice ~ MedirRe and
would respectfully 10 the cisizeNs ot
vicinity that scy prepared o attend
to all cails,etier by day night; both of um
can be coreued at their Office Pint street, SsSor
above the Sherwood House. all jmee except when pro
fessionaIly absent. Tani6JG
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
CO-PARTNERSHlPS, &c.
PARTlJERSIHP NOTICE.

rNHE partenership in the practice Of ofJaw Batie
Il d Johnson has been dissOlye>f. The business 81
the firm will be continued under No nrrn 81 Law nu.
Johnson, Auornies and Counscilors al law. [nar ~
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. p. r. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profes
sional services tn the citizens of Evansville and 10
vicinity. Office First street, few doors above tn,
Sherwood House, the formerly occupied 10y Dr.. Traf
ton. Residence the corner of 9th and Walnut SITS
4 iva 3ml
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
81. cHARLEs REsrAuRAr.

LNMANUEL GUMBEEIS havinG taken the Iargo
IL thrce-story brick building, the German Thea
ire, where he will be happy 10 accommodate his
friends and the public generally in the approved
style. His Bar will at all times be- supplied With In
choicest jrinkables. and the best Imported Cigars
splendid lunch will be 10 o'clock day Wit
hose 'hasy plates of SOUP" and all the other Of
the Gentlemen he accommodated at q
hours in the day with any dish tina, market will
ford. auc2O-3m
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

+. G. TWRCHELL q CO.,
Forwarding and Commission liOuse,
NEW ORLEANS.
VJHlS long established house eoasBe their attention.
strictly To sales and purchaser on commission and 10
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance Of the liberal patronage here
tofore given them. la"gs-ya~wI
KELLER q FARNSLEY.
VVTOULD respectfully cat the attention If Ply sieans
Wv country merchants and the public generally
their fine assortment Of Drugs and Medicines ofeyery
ricy contained In the .Materia JMediro, which They
regularly receiving from the Eastern markets. and which
they will sell wholesale retail ON the most accommo
dating terms.
ALSO-Surgical Instruments Of every kind, such as
Ampuating in mahogany pocket lnsrumcnts,tSc
Dentists Instruments la cases. Tccfextracting istr,r
mcnts, such Curved Turnkey with pivot; curved com
key straight curved and oublcjoined Forceps,ah
Gets Of every description cupping cases with brass pump
exhauscr improved scaricaors breast pumps, trus
description; Brushes such paint, counter.
fesh CLOTH hair and TOOTH Every variety of ing and
toilet soap, such Low Brown Windsor, Musk Chinese
Transparent Washing Ball, Rose, Walnut Oil, Almond
Varegatcd Shaving Cream, and perfumery Ofcvcry kind
and quality.
All the popular Patent Medicines age, such Nc
Lanes Nernfuge, FahBstock's do Swain do Mustang
Liniment. Nerve and Bone do; OpOlcldOck; Batcnan
Drops Godfreys Cordial Harlem Oil. Bulls Townscnd'
and many other pre- partitions of Sarsapariila.
Particular attention will be aidto Physicians and Mer
chants ORDERS that the articles are carefully packed
KELLER & FARNSLEY,
octle-u No. u Water street. Evansville, Ind.
A 900 FINE Spanish serars, just reed from New
ws PRESTON BROTHERS
ID sale by JAMES LOW a. CO.,
mys Az Main street, Louisville, Ny.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
WASHINGTON Hotel.

r0RNER of Water and Vine streets, Evansville Ind,
~ The undersigned have taken the above house, and
inform their friends old friends and the travelling public
generally that they now prepared To ccommodats
them the most reasonable terms snd in the hest style
II is their nteEon 10 Keep orderly and quiet house.
The table will all times be supplied with the heat the
market Hord.. and they have toubi b. their osg
pcreDec In catering for the public 10 give entire sas
faction to all. who may favor them with q call.
aue2l-jm JOSEPH SPl1ZA JULIUS PABST.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
DRY-GO0DS.


C,HANKLIN & REILLY corner Of Main and First streets
- just received and still receiving dreet ron.
the Eastern cities, large and well selected stock oil
and Staple Dry Goods embracing OF the most ~
junabe goods Brought o market this season. wcn We w
fer at wholesale retail, TO customers an" All
who may favor With call, very low TOT essn oa pr
duce. The following comprises some oi the eaus W
tcles:
Black and colored Cloths plain and fancy Cassinerrs
vestngs Cottonades Dcnms, Calieoes, Law
Bereecs Silk Tissues Grenadins, blk and cold Sks
Bercge d'Iaines white and cold MusquitO Netngs, no
siery Gloves Laces plain and drilled swiss Musns am
brcs and Jaconetts Bonnets Ribbons, arasols and
brellas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; aso full stock 81
brown and bieached Sheetngs and Shrting brown and
ss,shsd Drills d ss%s Sar NarSin. Towels. Scotch 6
pev linen and silk Pocket handkerchefs DIX ana cofd
silk do bid Silk Grape. and Palmetto Shawls DC.
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. laps6l
CHANGED QUARTERS
TTOLLINGSwORTH & HUGHES have removedtheir
stock of Queenswarc to Fosters Block, one door
above BANK where they will be most happy to
their customers and many new ones as may desire
goods at Eastern Southern rates. We have just re-
eeasyS n"ss = '''' '"'''' HoLIINGs% oRrH & HUGHES.
CPoONs AND PLATED WARE
Ca5 dozDoubleP (pureGerman silver Tablespoons;
70 70 do do do do do do do do FORKS:
With Sugar Shovcl Mustard and Salt Spoons Of the same
Tea. Fable aud Cook Spoons Flesh Forks and Ladies;
for sale mt low rates BY BABCOCk BHOIHEKS.
C,wlSs MUSLIN EDGING.-2 cartoons for sale by
- jyI7 JAS. Low & CO.. Az Main ST.. Lou Nv.
VVTINDOw SASHA large aud full assortment Of
w Window Sash Of superior finish, assorted from I
by 10 to II by Is, i'm store and FOR sale by
| y2 SAMUEL ohk.
RGARyIN. Attorney and Couneellor at Law. or
sD fee the Of Main and Second streets, Ev
ansviiIe, la. = iaug4 'J2-1yl
TANDKNITM MITTs.- doztwi.ted silk Nit.
| III Irregular madc) for sale BY JAS. Low CO.,
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
DRs. BYFoRo q FINCH.

NTOULD inform the citizens ~ Evansville shat they
w have associated themselves together IN the yrac.
tice Of Medicine. Surgery and Obstetrics Their Vee Is
o the Of First and Vine streets.
Evansville. June 2Sth, 1SJ2. IN agn
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED

Il HAVE removed my office Water street. next doc,
Ia the lata! cite House," where csu be found at ri
times by day night, unless professionally ei gagged
uy3n JOHN SHAW. q. NJ, NJ. a.. &c.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

DEMOVAL FOSTERS Il BROWN have reno, ID
their sork "f Groceries to their large
scu store corner Main and First streets here they
be pleased 10 their old friends and the public
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

DOTrED SILK NETT-JO pieces Green Blue m.
IL Black reed this uay FOR sale by JAS. Low & co.
augas 4l1 Main street Louisville KY
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
r EN- OWED.

~ u. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock Of Hardware
W next door, ~ c. Bells Drug Store, and 10 nov
opesnE the beat selected stock selected b. himseif
h2stcrn Markets, II orcgn and domestic Hardw
offered in this Market. From his Iorg experience in hs
HARDWARE trade. strict ATTENTION g. business and fsu
prices ne hopes 10 receive share s pnbc ya,ronse~
his stock. ImvIl
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
FLooRINo MAcHINE.

HANDKNITM MITTS.-lOod doz twisted sin Mits
III Irregular made) for sale by JAS. Low CO.,
mho1 Al. Main stree /. Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28
WINDOW TRIMMINGs.

CORNICES with Galleries; Curtin Partircs; Curtain
~ Bands: do Pins, all and beautiful STYLES. reed
this day and for sale 10y aug2l BABCOCk BROTHERS
DECEIVED this day per steamer Glendy Burke, 81
bales and cases brown and blcached Domestic, ,aDt
blue aud brown Drillings.
ut5 MORGAN, KEEN e. PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

I.NLOUH from new Wheat, is hels and hfbbls, "Pe'k
l. Brands" for sale by Ii.El J. * ". REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

uDotc the SherWo0d House, al tItR eNrePtW pfc
iessionaIly absent. Gani6ID
r. wILc ~, n. -.Z. v. MITCHELL, u. -
EDICAL NOTICE
nRS. WILCOX & MrTCHELI.y having associated,
~ themselves together in the practice Of Mesiicpc,
Surgery nd Obstetrics, would beg leave respectfully
inform the citizens Of Evansville and vcay that ~
tire Inn be found Mt their Office, First street be
tween Main and Locust all times day NIGH, read
To attend 90 professional calls. ijso6<~I
j.. r. wALKER. .hEnT1.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DRs WALKER & HATCHgTr, having asscsisscs
themselves together in the Pms1ec c5 St,IetD~and
surgery would yanDouscc ~ tse sflserds,
Evansville ad vicinity 'hat sey prepared Se-a tens
To calls, either day ar night.
DIR. Haichitt will pay particular attention to EYE AID
Chronic Diseases generally.
Office on Third street, opposite The Public Square.
tyOm-
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

EMANUEL GUMBERTS has just furnished his
i 4 splendid Saloon with two Tables, the St..
Charles Restaurant. where gentlemen be
dated at all hours Of the da. and ming. With the
plcments Of amusement. sug2e.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

TTNE have lately put IN operation Floor
Il ing and Facing Machine, the Canal ut the elbow,
the grave yard they are now prepared To furnish
any quantity OF Flooring us well worked any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
AIso-Auy quantity OF PACKING BOXES rs low as
they bs purchased In Cincinnati Ordcrsa-c respect
fully solicited. A. SlMPSoN q bho'
Evansville, Aug. g, IsJ2t.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-09-28

NJ AiIS.--2m kegs ass'd, now landing from stcaIue
~ raul Anderson and i'm store. for sale by
jelly :. r.. GILBERT d CO. Syc- near W ater