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The truly wonderful and remarkable cures :has hsvp
come under 'ur Immediate observation. have
convinced that Doctor Run Il n GREAT MAN and that
his Fluid Extract OF Sarsaparilia is the valuable
iry has yet produced. All TO the Doctor in hs
INV enterprise. say wc-Loylsv;tLE CoUR:IE.
We agree with neebor the Courier that Doctor
Rui Is great and his SarsapaTla GRE.rEE
ciSr and fully convinced that the with his
Ssrsaparill1 viii far enthusiastic excitement
East than Barnum did with jenny Lind. We would not
have readers understand chasing tine Doctor
sud his Sarsaparilla with arum aud jenny Lind. because
all who spend their dollar for bostie Of Bulls Sarssparla
VIII get its equivalent: and have heard l. silly hin:el
their pockets minus frc ten to twenty dollars thought
paying pretty dear for the Ore al ctiou
have Bulls Sxrxspara, ard eSE-r Is exceed
ingly pleasant the and ivigoratns the SYSTEM
that in the habit If using It, is equal TO smoking
hne regalias, chewing lanshorne's best drinking
Walkers mint juleps-YoU CANT our H.-LoUsvuLE
DExecRaI-
The above complimentary notices from the editors Of the
louisville Courier and Democrat endorsed by tieo d.
Prentice ESQ., this Distinguished editor of tine Louisville
journal, in the following hatcring no;ice:-
There doubt In the world Of the greatness Of Doctor
Bull excellence Of his SarSpsrills Some of the
scientific ply sicians in the city have appJe the
Sarsapariila and, what deal better, the million
applaud IL too. 1t Il having tremendous sale. The
celebrated Jayne has from the profits OF his medicine,
built granite palace In Philadelphia stories high,
and Dr. Bull II he chooses, very build one twice
high that IL l., tod, very difficult for him
walk through streets At ALL n he frs himself arrested
by grateful men and women many OF whom
nave travelled from great distances to look upon their be
efaesor and bless him for their wonderful restoration
health. The Doctor. with all his cxtraora@<y merit is
modest and retiring yet trust that the Eastern
cities will in justice TO themselves give citing reception
10 the Distinguished man has Leads glorious q
pzgn against diseases Gen. Scott male aains.
the Mexicans.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TIME partnership in the practice of law flaw Battell
Il d johnson has been dissolved. The business OF
the firm will he continued under the firm of Law and
Johnson. Attornies and Counsellors at law. mar 90
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WOOObUItN'S FEWER AND AGUE
REMEDY
NOV offered TO the public for the frsttime. This med
IN clne has existed in private family for more than
fifty years, has been distributed considerable exten
among friends, and has during the whole time aud all
instances proved itself never failing remedy whether
applied to common or TO third day ague OF we'll
known stubborn notoreiy.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor TO give to the
puohc. The undersigned. who know the medicine b.
their own experience have take an agency
for part OF Indiana and Illinois, and now offer il by the
dozen or single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the med
and permanent cure. ImhlOtf1 AIIlS a. HOXFS
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS AND CHEMIcALS.

IIALLOCK d STODDARD respectfully inform Ply
sieians. Country Merchant aud citizens general,
that they have fine stock Orwell assorted Hedinesse
leeted with great care. and warranted pure A large
assortment of Paints Oils. Varnishes Dyes Perfumery
Soaps, Window Glass Brushes and fancy articles. Bo
tanic Medicines, Herbs, extracts, DC. Surgical nstru
menfs Pocket together with good supply Of Ds
guerran stock. which determined 10 dispose OF tr
as advantageous terms the can be procured else
where-equally low transportation added, they
be bought from Eastern houses.
n general assortment of Abdominal Supporters, Hone
al rsses and Shonderraces Of the approved kind
All the popular Patent Medicines SarsapaFilas Cough
remedies TONES, Linaments, Mixtures and Pills To-
gether with general assortment OF the Galvsnic Cura-
ves so eelebrated for Rheumatic complaints, kept con-
stanty Oh hand and for sale the prices
Orders from the country promptly filed and pack ed
with care and viii insure satisfaction with regard both to
price and quality.
AT the old stand on Main street, opposite the Bank.
jan3l
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Dobyms & Co.'s DaguerreOtype GalIerie

DObyns Il Co.'s DaguerreOtypeG Galleries.
No. 4s9 Main street, Louisville, Kentucky.
No. ] Fowlkes Row Memphis, Tenn
Nos. 6 and % Camp street, New Orleans.
Corner fth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, No.
T T. YEAROUT a. L. s. LIPMAN of the above firm,
d would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Evansy lille and the public generally that they have Ia
ken rooms Water street, the Insurance Office and
that they permanently located at Evansville in the Da
guerrian rooms formerly occupied by Cove & Wdney,
where one of them may be found al all hours of the day
ready and prepared take Lkeneses of all sizes and des
criptons TO exhibit specimens of their work, sell stock,
give instructions in the art and wait upon all who may ia
yor them with a call.
NPAll work done by them will be warranted to give
perfect satisfaction charge will be made.
VI Constantly on hand full supply Of Daguerreotype
Stock for sale.
The above rooms are now furnished and opened. All
are invited TO call and examine for themselves.
my12u
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Il II. HOOD, having moved into his new room. No.
IL. Fosters corner, is receiving and opening the
largest and extensive stock of Medical School, The
illogical and Miscellaneous Books brought this mar
ket Their stock having been purchased at trade sale and
from Eastern Publishing Houses will be sold at the lowest
mark.
Their stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery is large and
complete.
To all purchasers at Wholesale and RETAIL they are pre-
pared TO offer great inducements.
Thankful for the liberal patronage thus far extended to
us invite the attention OF the public to our
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.


NTR. GEO. FOSTER is member of our firm from and
wi after this date under the and style Of Fosters
& Brown. lo9tlul FOSTER q BROWN.
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KELLER g. FARNSLEY.

WOULD respectfully call the attention Of Physicians
w country merchants and the public generally
their fine assortment of Drugs and Medicines ofeveryy
riety contained in the Nateria Hedea which theyare
regularly receiving from the Eastern markets and which
they VIII sell at wholesale retail most accommo
dating terms.
ALSO-Surgical Instruments Of every kind, such as
Ampuating IN mahogany pocket Instruments &C.
Dentists Instruments in Teeth instru-
ments, such Curved Turnkey with pivot; curved CON-
mon key straight curved and Forceps Ian
Gets of every description euppng with brass pump
or eNhauser improved scacators, breast pumps
ses of every description Brushes such paint counter
flesh CLOTH hair and tooth Every variety Of shaving and
toilet SOAP such Lows Brown Windsor Musk Chinese
Transparent Washing Bal, Rose. Walnut Oil Almond
Varegaied, Shaving Cream and perumery of every
and quality.
All the popular Patent Medicines such rs Me-
Lanes Vernuge Fahnstock's do SWANS do Mustang
Liniment, Nerve and Bone do: Opodeldock; Batenan'
Drops Godfreys Cordial Haram Oil, Bulls Townsend
and many other preparations of Sarsapariila-
Particular attention viii be pado Physicians and Mer
chants that the articles carefully packed an
warranted represented.
KELLER & FARNSLEY
octlsr No. IA Water street, Evansf ille Ind.
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Superior Shoulder Braces

YT'HE object of this Brace isto remedy habua STOPPING,
Il round and crooked Shoulders, weak bssk and chest,
and preserve erect and graceful position bic
to health and beauty. IL is adapted 10 benefit men.
men and children OF all 0ecuatos and conditions
The great utility of this Brace, will, trial become
parent to ALL and its simplicity and ada son the OF
eet designed are its best recommendations. II ligh
yet strong and perfectly elastic combining all the excel
lencies OF the common Shoulder Braces use with none
OF Its objections. This brace is constructed
swer the purpose of Shoulder Braces and Suspenders
For sale at wholesale retail by
HELLER e. FARNSIEY.
dec12-u No. IA Water sire ef. Evansville.
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psRTNERSHIp NOTICE.

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ID ii WOODARD has bought the interest Of John Bur
il . tia, in the old firm of Hornbrook Burtis. The
business will be continued ut the old stand Water st.,
between Main and Sycamore, under the style Of Horn
brook & Woodard where shall be pleased TO wait up
on all our friends. p. HORNBROOk.
mh22f L. II. WOODLAND
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OISSOLUTION OF CO.PAKTNERSHIP.
TIME Firm Of 4. H. Hood Co. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The unsettled business will be clos
ed up by E. H. Hood, who will the name OF the Firm
in liquidation md continue the Book business in his
name T.. II. HOOD,
J. a. BROADAWAY..
Evansville. Dec 18th. '5l.-ltf
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NEW BOOKS AGAIN.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 ANNUAL of Scientific Discourses for 1859;
IA Clovernook: by Alice Carey;
Hearts Unveiled; by Sarah L. Saymore;
Reel in n Battle; by H. T. Cheever
Nights in Block House; by ii. C.. Watson;
Rowing Adventures; The Scholar The Gypsy; The
Priest; Richardson's Arctic Expedion in search Of Sir
John Frankln Reveries of Bachelor cheap edition. by
J. X. Marvel. +. III. HOOD.
ap4 No. i, Fosters Corner.
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On BALES Gunny Bags reed per James Robb, and for
~ sale by Tap71 ]. S w. REILLY.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

TINE subscriber Is about to receive in few days. his
Il Spring assortment OF
WALL PAPER. BORDERS, FIREBOARD PRINTS,
WINDOW BLINDS. &C., &C.,
would most respectfully TO the citizens OF Ev
ansvlc and vicinity that he will dispose of his present
stock at little first cost and would call the attention
of those who wish purchase any the above articles to
his present stock. JOHN DEVEREUX, JR..
nv Mainsireet between LIST and cd.
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LNANCY.-Gold and Silver Perforated Board; do do
Paper fembossedl: Sketching Paper Copying Paper.
white and colored Tissue Paper; Artificial Flower Paper.
ap14 K. II. HOOD, No. ], Fosters Corner.
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NEW wHOLES ALE GROCERY HOUSE.
DRESTON BROTHERS are now receiving and open
ing very large and well selected stock of Groceries
and LIQUORS which they offer the public low prices
for cash or approved paper. lmy3l
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r APET MUSLINS.-2 cases for sale by
IL ap24 JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
TUST reed per steamer Fawn and for sale low IL boxes
my4 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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GAS! GAS!! CASH!

A SUPPLY of Phosgene Gas, the cheapest and best
N light ever introduced in Evansville always hand
and for sale,by JOHN c. DEVEREUX JR.,
r,xr0 Sycamore near Water.
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DLEACHED SHEETING.-lO Ga, 4, 1914 and
Id 12-4 reed this day, and for sales by
mh22 JAS. LOW & CO., All Main ST., LOU, Ky.
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lORINTS.10 cases A. Esp ragH .ues' and Globe new
mh15 H. MAGHEE az co.
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Railroad Intelligence.

The city convention Of New London, called by
the Mayor, have decided unanimously to issue inn
mediately, bonds for the benefit Of the n L. w. s.
r. railroad, to the amount of $4,000 and S25, 900
more at such tome hereafter as shall be proper for
carrying out the purposes for which this aid was
granted.
The engineers Of the Quebec and Richmond all
road left Montreal Friday last for Richmond, to
commence the final location Of the line there, and
put 1t into state for immediate construction by
the contractors.
Should the present fine weather continue, il is
probable the rails will be laid and the locomotive
commence running on the st. Andrews railway.
The Portsmouth Journal says that all the rails on
the portsmouth and Concord Railroad are down, and
the last bridge nearly completed, and that there Ia
little doubt that in the Of next week it will
be opened through.
The Central Railroad slowly approaching town the
rails laid to Black Creek about ten miles east of
the city. This eide Of that point there IL considerable
heavy grading yet to do. and IL will some eight
ten weeks be fore the road Is completed through-Co
tumbus Journal, ID inst
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Mr. s. counted six hundred fresh graves between Fort
Kearney and Weston, and great number above the
Fort. 1t supposed that the latter would number
many unless the emigration getting along bet
ter than in any former season.
We copy the following further information from the St.
Joseph adventure Of the 23d:-
company Of seven gentlemen arrived In city on
the 21s direct from California by the overland route.
Their entire party, consisting of twenty one persons
started from California the 10th day Of May making
the trip through in days They report having
met the greater part Of The emigration in the neighbor
hood Of Laramie They found their in good order
and but little sickness among them all in high spirits
and diligently pushing their way for the land Of pro-
mise.
They also report having met many Of ue latest OF the
Mormon trains on this side Of Fort kcancy suffering
much from sickness, and great many Of them dying
daily This company consists Of sir Biiss Of n. ";
Hlr Smith Of Erie county Ohio; Mr Cole OF Iowa; Mr.
Hood Of Livingston county, BIO Mr. Briggs, Of Hanni-
bal The Of the two other individuals composing
the party unable to ascertain.
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ONEIDA CONFERENCE OF THE NJ. Il CHURCH,
This body, Gays the Oneida Herald, has been in Sos
sion at Utica for several days past and has trans
acted large amount Of important business The
case of the Rev. ID. Holmes-who, MS most Of our
citizens are aware, has had domestic difficulties
underwent thorough investigation. The speci6-
cations and charges brought against him were pro-
A resolution was also passed, declaring his acknow-
Judgements and explanations satisfactory, and that
his character was unimpeached.
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Lnfe fr0m the PIalns.

Mr Ihoinas A. Stoddatt arrived At weston ON the
23d instant as We learn from the Reporter of the 9th
bringing information that the Salt Lake mails, due at
Fort Laramie the 14h Of June did not reach there
till the last of the month. Having lost their mules in
fording river the mail carriers compelled to return
to Salt Lake for Others
Mr. S. passed Fort Kearney the 18th July He fur
nishes the Reporter with statement Of the number of
emgrants &C. who bad passed Fort kearney up to the
folIn
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MORE BODIES FoUND.-The Adrocafe, published
Mt Covington, La, July 9th, says;-DWithn the
past week four bodies sufferers from the ill., faed st.
James, have been found, two having drfed into the
mouth CT the Tcheuncta, and two into Bayou Lacombe
all men, leg of one had been blown Oh. This be-
Btyc makes thirty eight deaths in ALL by the accident
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DESTRUCTION OF LOGON -Th3 destruction Of
liquor at Providence, on Wednesday, was larger
than on any previous occasion of the kind, amount-
ing altogether to ten or twelve barrels When the
liquor Il to undergo the extreme penalty Of tho
bition is made OF it. The citizens form a hollow
square, according to the Providence Times, and in
solemn, yet eloquent and impressive silence witness
the outpourings Of the spirit into the "vasty
deep"
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CENTRE HARBoR, August 3, 1852.
,,,,f ofhbe Uf1ich-Hafrard ahead

The Scenery and The Cro,cds.
II may, perhaps, be agreeable to some Of your
readers who have been burying themselves in the
political correspondence for the last six months, to
give nasty glance at some other scenes that are
tanslarng IN this great country Of ours. notice
Oirga',as upon Lake Winnepiseogee, may have been
observed ~ some f the papers, for week or tso
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SLAVE DECISIONS IN TExAs.-A case has been
decided in the District Court for the county Of Bexar,
in Texas, which, if confirmed in the Supreme Court,
will operate, it is said, to declare several thousands
Of blacks free, who have been held heretofore as
slaves. A slave woman was carried from the United
States to Austins Colony in Texas, in 1896 Slavery
was not recognized by the laws of Mexico at the
time. The constitution Of Coahuia and Texas was
proclaimed early in 1927, and the woman, the SUBJ
ject of the suit daughter of the original slave, was
born on the Brazos, about the middle Of 1927.
When the constitution of 1886 was adopted by the
Republic of Texas, slavery established. and the
mother slave was of the class enumerated in that
constitution rs slaves. The daughter, having been
born in the country was not included by the provi-
sions of the constitution.
In suit, involving the question Of the freedom Of
this girl II has been decided that the condition Of
blacks in the country during the existence Of the
Mexican law was that of freedom, and that the act
OF sovereign power in remandDg them to the org-
nal condition of slaves, which they held when inn
ported from the United States, did not affect their
offspring born in the country before the adoption
OF the constitution Of the Republic, who are consc-
Nuently free.
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rehash Of abolition cnlumnv to the South,
to prove that Pierce il hostile TO the fu2l
tive slave law and to the South while in
tina. same room, and side hv side with thu
men who frank the fal,ehoodS Of tho New
Hampshire fanatics. viii be found the free
soil wings frankirg the abolition National
Era to tie North, giving date and page
mud names. TO show ,ha, Pierce is with the
South. body and soul 1ha, this is An cr
posnrc black with shame, no honest Wing
will deny. That i, DEVELOPS reckless
moss and baseness IN the Scott leaders,
such MS even Wing annals cannot PARALLEL,
the whole transaction proves That 1t has
been concocted To deceive both sections OF
the country. all who examine the facts will
at once determine The measure OF the
guilt Of snrh ,lo, cannot well be e.'ima
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te.A.af ttat's pfHy viii De sseef's I'd
sud soa.fei ty these detes.ed sAue',es e
3D. Nottn erustl
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On uotioa. two thousand copies Of the
Report nf The Committee of ln,.s,iyniiop
and the pror,pdiuus nl ,I,is u,,,,iu, la.
p lated ior general Jis,ilnt,op. mad ,hnt all
III. nrw,pnners i, tin. STAT, lac r,ou..,.J ,o
publish tb, sam.
On motion. the meetinr odionsucd sine
die
TEST " I\TlNER Soc',
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The ciii1.us of D Has rountv assembled
4 "a u,. tnVu OF D,lns ou >.du d., the ION
sof Iul,. 1892. trr the purpose ni t,ku.
y tn consideration tn. dill ultes eNi,tlug
between the SETTLERS ot Peters Colony aud
|thr agent at the company.
O, mntton at \. g. Walker, the Rev.
Amnn Met omm IS, was chosen Chairman.
and J. " Lalincr, appointed secre,ar, Of
the meeting.
On nnri,n Of A. G.. Walker, \. J, Witt.
Is ,murl slnan. aud j. l.. smith. were APP
In nt.d n committee to wat on Judge J..
III Reagan. and request him 10 adjres, the
meeting.
Ga nation Of Jefferson Wea,herford.
|Cnl u. ". Ntnne came forward aud ad
Id esspd the meeting
Cni ] VI Cockrit, lcjag called on,
came forwatd AID made 80 exposition 81
H.. routsc rs a mruher Of the legislature
H. rel iti"n to the law OF the l0th Feb
arr. l>52
4. " Walker made some explanatory
rrmuk., when judy Reagan can" i'r
ward, aud tr az h,ur and - hll unclaimed
she attention at the house hv u poNriial
and impressive address IL rl hI"n IT, thu
right, Of the settlers aud the company. and
the proper course to be pursued n the
present emergency
Ancr vatiru, remarks from different gen
,lrmru.
Ga molinn. it was unaaimo.lv resolved,
that. - Committee consisting OF \ 'iar>
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WHY GRrrlY SUPPORTS GrN. Scorr
The NV \wk Ilbnne ~ rel Is to ~
article ol the Post. denies that It supports
Cen Scott l.cnu-e he "a - Ffeesodrf. lmt
it alleges ri,at he il pledged. IL hl- letter
1T acceptance. not 10 exclude ,'rees'ilrr'
fresh nili"e under his adui is'rtlion lhes"
ar not the csar, w"'d. at III" l'ihnne,
hu' they convey is rsact mcaring sud t.
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