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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-08
DEPOSITS.
LamaScO Steam Furniture Factory.
WENI &c r.E 2, PE.T Az

WHOLESALE r. RETAIL.
SzTT7---1 Mcssrs. kA ARSCH, WE1ZEL & kLINTW IT
---f7-S would inform the public that having recently
=. established in lamascO City. Steali Furniture
sr-eS1- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
reaus. Bedstea%s Nartrobes and several other kinds
Oi Furniture 10y steam, thus enabling them furnish these
articles lower than be purchaser elsewhere ia this city,
and Il CiacisEC Factory prices Their work in every
respects equal 10 that Ofthc Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared to do Turning orb ofevery des
crpton. and viii be prepared to furnish country
ciurers with What they desire In this particular. The
cniion of those wanting Furniture is called 10 the work OF
this Factory.
The w"rcroOm is on Main street, between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other Kinds OF Furniture, At the room.
idcc9--y
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GROCERIES.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

M have this day associated ourselves for the pur
w pose of doing general Mos sale and Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore ST.
three doors above JAS Laughlns Jr iron store We
prepared TO keep full and well selected stock and will
sell al as low rates neghbors The produce ofths
country VIII be taken cash. at its market value, and in
he general conduct of business shall endeavor 70
make il satisfactory TO patrons.
ap24 u GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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NOTICE tt 1NF ACTORS AND
R.JII,OERS

IIE, the undersigned. would inform the citizens OF
w Evansville and country, that are uow Drepar
ed To accommodate at the City Saw Mill in the upper
part of the city, with all kinds OF Lumber building
As our motto is "sna profits and quick returns" we
shall sell cheap it be bought elsewhere and
make IL to the advantage of all that buy mus;
SELL along and give "a fair show and we will
give you satisfaction. LaugifI HART & CoLVIN.
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Portrait Painting.

Y, POINDEATER. Portrait Painter, has taken the
4 rooms i'm Fosters building, at head stairs, where
he would be pleased TO have citizens call aud cXalnc
his ecimens of painting. He intends remiHii Ia iy-
asylle but short time. and would request those dcsi
rous of having their portraits painted to cal: he
promises give sati.ciion and only asks patronage
he may deserve ii, aug1Ifl
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EVANSVILLE, Ia WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1852.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEME'TS
Fali Importation Of Dsy Goods
JAMES LOW & co,
No. AZ Main street Louisville Ky

No. 4Il MAIN street. LOulsVIc n.y.,
ID ESPECrFULLY announce TO their customers and
all purchasers of Dry Goods. that they have H.
store and offer for sale the largest and bt assorted
stock to be found West of the Mountains Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively for cash. and they
determined 10 adhere TO the sy ysien of small profits
The maiorty OF their Cloths. Cassmers and white Goods
they imported direct from Europe, and can sell them
profit less than other Western Houses. They solicit an
examination of their stock from all buyers OF Goods in
their market. aug2i
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EVANSVILLE BOOK sTCRE.
TUST REt EIVED,
- The liiiihdale Romance, 10y Hawthorne;
Peep at Number >, by Trusta,
The LAYS of Bruce. by G.. Aguilar;
Uncle Toms Log Cabin, hy ii, B. Stowe;
Aguel on Chess;
Women Of the ReyOlution;
Memoirs OF Margaret Fuller Ossol;
Women of Israel. by Grace Aguilar;
llume's History of England q Volumes;
Gibbons do do Rome do;
Restoration of Monarchy in France, = vols, by Ia
marinc;
nc''s Works;
ROllin;
JOscphus
g's Works;
Dra!t story of American Life;
BY laugIl SAM LISTER.
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wOOLSEY 81 NELSON,
Auctioneers and Commit sion Merchan

EUaHSriiEe, In diana.
tRTICULAR attention given TO the sale Of all deserp
Il tons of McrchandiZe.
.g8lar sales every Tuesday Thursday aud Saturday,
Gas advances made coIsiSnneats; outdoor sales
prD np'ly attended to.
WOosey cs Nelson's Furniture Ware Rooms "a. 81 and
n tories over their Auction Room. lNInl
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CENEVRA. or the History ola Portrait;
VI The Count of Monte Cristo:
Diary of a London Physician;
Altamouts, and other popular Novels; ;ust reed by
augJ l.. II. HOOD ~ co.
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&. @. 9 Elm.

<E1 WISHES 20 call the attention Of the ct
tt F'zens to the new stock of Pianos which he
! Il az n lis now receiving FROM the Mandatory
= aStodard & Durham, New York. have
just opened one magnificent Rosewood ease serpentine
front aud back, pearl keys and metallic plate ornamente
with pearls and carved music dask.
viii be happy TO show il 10 any who wishes to call
next door TO the Sherwood House lalepl
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ENt:LISII ANn CLAsSICAL sCNOOL,

THE undersigned thankfully aci,no lodges the en-
L couraEcmeDt that has been afforded him in tIie
OF his educational iabOrs la this commu-
nifty. and announces that the second Term of his
School Will commence the first Moud Of fSeucmber
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church. Parents
entrustng their 10 his eare may he assured they
shall receive al M hands all the benefit that extensive
experience Educator, and enthusiastic devotion 10
his profession impart ORpEg c0mpetcaHd poric
Will be required in ,he school kOou, az Indispensable 20
the right discharge ofthe duties of the place. SYSTEM IA
study will be eXemplicd aid iEculcgicd impuT-
tint aid To Intellectual progress; ad daily, GCeal and
visible IMPROVEMENT Will 6e demanded ofevcFN scholar.
rs the Only sufficient evidence Of rhrul sludy. Acn-
ton Wl also be given to u. cultivation Of retHcd aud
polished manners and specially - the formation Ofgo1d
morals aud correct principles All branches belonging
10 a thorough Eugl.s. education, Together with the clos-
sizes will be taught and being hmscN Practical ac-
cou4nt the undersigned Nil pay particular eI,tipu to
peumausip. and will from uc 10 tne fora ol-sses "a.
book keeping.
lie pledges himself furnish 4 superior article ia
eVery department Of ueton. and hopes - be
timed bv the erll minded citizens of the place ia sup
plying Acknowledged deficiency ia this community.
QU ARTER,
Elementary branches. ...............S 50 GO
Higher EiiGil>l .O'U
Laun, Greek, Algebra, Geometry oc., : : IN
either or all
aug, JAMES GREENE;
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BOOT AND SHOE sToRE.

ansi S''i '0' Oi our '5sr FoSTERs ilS 4 bRoWN. M
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OF the best city nd country brands for sale vor cap
10y LaugIl Fi STE .S " BROWN, Main d Water sts
TEUMBLERS-s5 boxes and pint huted. for sale low
] by !aug4l FOSTERS & BROWN.
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Is AGENTS WANTED.

canvass for the sale OF the popular and salea-
l. bic Books ever offered O.. the public Young men of
good moral character aud business habits make from
s. To 50 Per daysnd Others Esd apply For terms
address postage paid WN. PATTON
aNSIJ JSmdJ" Henderson, Ky
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CASES Of Ladies sud Misses Morocco Leather and
. Kid Gootccs EnamlIed Sid walking shoes, with 4
large lot Of light Slippers, tor sale low by
auc2O J. II, MAGHEE d co.
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fY-Post.OH,ce, Observation-Disclosures and af-
ter MONDAY. Nov e. the Northern add Western Mills
via HudfoD liver and Erie Railroads Will close this VI
fee ct "a =. NJ.
Mails for Offices dscent the line Of each road VIII be
closed at p. NJ. WIN V. BRADY, P. NJ
~ Who'll have Bad Hair now price re-
duoed 10 n for JONI SIS Coral Hair Restorative Ii dresses
the hair finely stops 1t filling, dandru, makes it
grow, &C Sold at No. fC3 Broadway.
~ To Homestead Associntions.-FOR SALE
A Farm Of 100 Astoria within hOurs ride
OF the City Hail. viii be divided into from to FIVE
lott Terms easy. For map Of the premises and fur
Their particulars inquire Of j. SAVAGE, Jr 80 Foltons
n Fleetwood, near Mount Vernon.-The &C.
qus Industrial Home AsOciaton No !, will hold its
eighth regular meeting T HIS Tuesday EVENING, at u
o'clock az No Ig7 Bowery The land purchased by Mr..
John Stevens President OF Industrial Association No l.
for this AaOct ton, beautifully situated on the Harlem
Railroad short distance from Mount Vernon is Of excel
lent quality and peculiarly adapted for being divided into
plots for building purposes The public are invited to az
tend the meetings Of this Association. - . .
ROBERT J. TIFFANY President.
Dr. |. COVERT, Nice-Presdent.
JAS p BREWSTER, II. S.
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THE FAITHFUL sLAyE-A s5OOTALEl

BY ROBERT MORRIS, X. t.
Anrhsr OF Sketches by Travelling Naturalist Lectures to
School Dialogues. &c.
MI MoRRrs is resident Of Louisville, Kentucky aud
being candid unprejud,ced judge and careful scruiz
ing observer Of the institution Of SLAVERY he has pro-
TALE FROM REAL LIFE,
which, for deep patho thrilling interest," and dramatic
power and effect absolutely superior % Mrs stoves late
work entitled Uncle Toms Cabin The story enrted
THE FAITHFUL SLAVE,
and commencing ~ the first numberoi the Sixth Volume OF
DODGE'S LITERARY MUSEUM,
which begins on the llh Of December 1882 VIII be con-
tinuec during eight weeks.
While this Thrilling Story in course Of publication,
EACH NUMBER Of THE MUSEUM will contain
SPLENDID ENGRAVING,
Illustrating the sinking 10 this admirable Tale
NEW ATTRACTIONS
For the New Volume.
To add still more 20 the beauty OF THE LITERARY MI
SUM the best Artists in Amenca have been engaged
produce, without regard 70 expense, the most
MAGNIFICENT NIGNETIE
that he's ever Eraced the pages OF Newspaper
NOTICE TO NEWS-DEALERS
To enable supply the Increasing demands OF News
men, We sh.ll PRINT Twenty Thousand Extra Copies OF
THE LITERARY MUSEUM from the commencement Of the
New Story and OF tn new Volume.
TERMS, Invariably in Advance)
One copy yeaf, by -
One copy year, by mail ..................... ~
One volume by mail. 90
-Four copies, year. By mail 90
Aud al above copies 90 the rate single copies
he bed at all Periodical stores the civilized world
AL letters whatever, respecting the business management
or editorial department, 10 he addressed 70
OSSIAN z. DODGE,
No. y School-st-, Boston, Mass
To Cur Personal FRTESDs-Al letters not Iea.lns 10
any the business Of The paper, and INTENDED or
or u alone should be marked private
70 Persons wishing the direction OF their papers chanse
shoud inform of the PosOtesto when tley are HO0
sent
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Gnetidl Notices.

rgr ARericen Art UniOB.-The Court of Appeals
pe decided that the distribution by lot Of paintings and
10 works Of art among the members Of the Art Union
nod be contrary to the existing Statutes of the State
ee hereby gwen that the paintings and other works
4 art wsil not he distributed
~ Committee Of Management having, in behalf OF the
rhers carried this litigation to the court of last resort
nd the question involved therein far the mode OF dis
ssion concerned being settled, they viii proceed at
ace to adjust and close the business Of the Association for
f< year 1851 For this purpose the paintings will be sold
\, public Auction the Galleries ofthe Art Union, on the
,sb, 10th and 18th days Of December next.
By order Of the Committee Of Management.
NATHANIEL JARVIS, Jr, Rec'g Seey.
gew.York Nov H. 1852
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VILLIAM HENRY FRY's COURSE Of

" ILLIAM HLNll nj - OUUhoTI UI
w TEN LECTURES on MUSIC at METROPOLl-
TAN HALL-These Lectures Will BE- delivered on Tues
dav Evening" commencing on the 9th inst. Pnce Of Sub
sciiber Tickets for the Coune. IS which be OBJ
tanned at VIM Hall Sons Music Store No Z9 Bro dway,
corner of Park.place until Thursday next. To nonub-
scribers the price Of Tickets viii be ~ each Concert
Upwnd Of go performers wlH give the musical iusta-
tons required By these Lectures
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MAGNIFICENT NEW ILLUSTRATED
IXI NNNpIS AIIYANnER MONTGOMERY. No.

nv
WI WORKS-ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY No
IL spruce. Newly oTk has in press aud will lssus
ir January It5S iree of the superb works OF the
class T THE LrusfRA tp N MAG4ziSE OF ART
VIII appear January ls 1885, in monthly parts price %
Every arrar cement has been made produce work of
Unparalleled magnfctnce, regardless OF cost The Inst M
erary and artistic talent America aud Europe has been
engaged pom departments In addition TO highy
fnishtd eIgavngs from the choicest works OF the mo
eminent nanters II will include Gallery of Potr ats Of
the ost and of ali countries with
acconpanyng memOrs collected from authentic sources
from remarkable passages IN history choice spe
mems Of architecture aud ornamental design illustrated de-
scryons manufacturing processes; objects OF curiosity
&c forming altogether work OF SURPRISING beauty and H.
TIE HISTORY OF THE PAINTERS OF ALL Ma
In monthly parts. Price 20 cents each.
The leading feature ofthis work will be combining spee
the celebrated pictures of each great master
with his portrait and such particulars OF his fs aud WORKS
will be ofequal interest 10 the student or Professor and
10 INC F''CsA ssTLLs NATURAL HISTORY
VIII appear in monthly parts. Price . cents eash 8,
Each number OF this beautiful work will be ebelished
with four splendid eugravings printed separately on pate
paper and about thirty enEanss incorporated ~ me le
Ter press IL viii present u account of al that known
a 70 animals at present nhaotss me eattn WIN ~.
isi. fossil remains each division Of the animal kingdom
IA, order LAID down by Cuer and followed by the most
TERMS FOR ABOVE PUBLICATIONS.
Magazine Of AIt-ThIee Dollars per snuun, or % cents
story Of Panters-s.x Dolla-s per 80 cents
per number. - - -
NATURAL HISTORY.
Three Dollars per annum, % cents each number
The above Will Re postage free any part OF the
Union If paid in advance FOR IL numbers Clubs OF two OF
more supplied On the most liberal terms.
Agentswanted in every town throughout the Union Any
person receiving the first number And csnvssns with the
sse will be certain Of securing srgs number OF sub
scrbe No Just conception he formed of the ee
and beauty OF thess works from merely readings printed
prospectus.
All comm ricaiio S to be addressed TO
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, Publisher,
No. I. Sprucc-st- New-Icrk-
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Grace Aguilar's New and Last Work.
IL APPLETON x Co., No. 200 Broadly

~ publish this day
HOME SCENES AND HEART TRIALS Tales by
Grace Aguilar author of 'Womans Friendship" Moth,
ers Recompense" etc, etc. vol limo. Paper cover ~
cents, cloth rs cents
The WORKS OF Grace Agu collected form are nov heiS.e
pubcthe present. beng the conclusion Of series IN
dehneaon Woman has been the CHEF
The wishes the author Of The Women OF Israel WI
fulfilled should lahore Of he early closed
awaken sentiments pure aGe and illustrate BY example the
de- shis Of home" lsarah Agular.
d. A. Co Publish by the same author uniform in style;
THE DAYS OF BRUCE. vols. limo. Paper 81,
cloth 81 90. =.
cloth 81 So
TIE MOTHERS RECOMPENSE. vol. limo. Pa
per 50 cents, cloth IS cents.
THE VALE OF CEDARS. vol l2no. Paper Scots,
cloth rs cents.
WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP 1vol. limo. Paper 5cisr
cloth IS cents
Her only aricay beautiful but more ,nan bean
ufu for Their pure rpsl inculcauons" Home JoafnaL
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Published This Morning.
DEGAL ROME-An introduction 70 Roman
IA Pistory by Francis w Newman Professor Of LatIn a
tie U1veif College. London vol y mo- cloth; % eis'
Next week
THE CHILDREN OF LIGHT.
b. Csroline Cbeseco, srthOg Of rsanland by DAyhgn
liza" &c. l,ol. Il mo- cloth; 81.
j. ;. REDFIELp, Nos 10 and 10 NGssaust
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u New-York Historical SocietyCCo jl sIR o.
Lf(TUR ES--lS5z-l 953-ior the BENEFIT OF tne
ROOF BUILDING FUND-The Commtb { on Deo.u, 81 g.
kye to that the Course Of o 80 Metro
n The Fire-pIoof Building Fund will be oPened a. Ies5
,olnsp Hall on THURSDAY EVENING Dec ioo '1on
me Course WIN consist Of Ten Lectures 70 70 try
,rsdsy Evenings Of December January and 5 aSe
i,ons tlose who have literally consented 10 en tI
,smes and service for this object are the ioo"i"s
"t Han. GEO. BANCROFT. of N; x Hon. PlEH ahl
soIJLF Of La; Hon. JOHN A. DIN OF ~ Nirs sio II
ddpp x d. d., of N. Y; CHARLES OCONoH, ESQ.,
ef Newly ORR. -, ,h;od 90 .nnonnca that he
sp,h Anniversary Address will be delivered by hon
ieUrfe COATE Of Massachusetts, at the conclusion OF
~ coprse under the direction Of the Committee OF Ar
". .s,us pts for the Anniversary. , nj
M'.s,op 70 the Course will be go for each ticket Tick
Course will also admit the holder to the Anniver
,v address by Hon. Rufus Choate, Of Massachusetts,
amber will entitled TO ticket for the Course
s,s,sfernhIe in any case-to be had on application OF
a. 9Srsrv Rooms in the University. A.,
:, he bookstores of Horace II; Moore. Mer-
~ 1.., F,Sbanee; Appleton Co., No %oO brondway;
es sy,,nes Co., No 252 Broadway Evans 4. Bnttan,
p.adsv and at the Library Rooms in the Uni
70 ~ Di0'"" AUGUSTUS SCHELL, }
'thv' FRANCIS l. HAWKS fCommttee'
GEORGE H. MOORE,
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splendid Books, elegantly Illustrated beautifully Printed

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TOM and LITTLE EVA has jus,

II TNNIE IV-I uIlu - I IT. = = NJ 80
h pulisbed and Is offered for s.le by all the boo ss
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SIMPLICITY tia, makes the Enost pleasing ana
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eonn,x for the above VIII be promptly attended 70 ~
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u7ULIAM Fl. FRY,s COURSE of TEN

w LECTURES on MUSIC, viii take place II Metro
poitsn Hall on succe ssive TUESDAY EVENINGS COM
rnencng TUESDAY, Nov 81 The limits Of an advertise
ment are not sufficient to describe the plan Of these Lee
tures the Muscal illustrations OF which Will b. given ~
over fO performers The plan folly forth the pros
pectus and syllabus which may be had gratis e. the pnnc
pal NEsc Stores where the OF subscribers VIII DC
received until Thursday next
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A KNOWLEDGE of the SCIENCE and
N ART ofMUsIC NAV be obtained at WILLIAM HEN
RY FRY'S LECTURES, which WILL COMMENCE at
Metropolitan Hail TUESDAY EVENING, the cOth
inst and be continued on the same evening Of successive
weets The Orchestra, in Numerical force and individual
sbty viii surpass any bnaOu OF nstrumena-fs ever
heard this CITY The Chorus viii be scale Of similar
magnitude and excellence. Particulars with regard to the
FiIst Lecture Will be gven in future adverlsement
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WANTED-By an American young Woman,
w atrsfion a Chanhernad and Waiter, OK - Cham.
herusd nd seasres Best Of CRY reference gwen Cen
be ssen tor tive day., ct No. ~ Cerssopherf
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DHRENOLOGY.-Al works on this science
Il may be had of FOWLERS WELLS, No. l5l Nag
sau.a, NY Also on Water Cure, Photography and the
Natural Sciences generally
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Cost ano found.

A GOLD WATCH.-Lost in Brooklyn, On
Assn'rS.y. ,he sosh inst, sGOLD WATCH. tpssess
svtr) chased edge turned bsck, white dial. stea hsnj>
bach fob rb6on with gold buckle and comedian eroa
Re literally rewarded By leaving il No. So CSarkst,
Brooklyn
goo REWARD will be paid for the recov-
w ~ cry Of aGOLD HUNTER LEVER WArCH,
mace by r. i q. Beesley, No 1857.
ID. E06ERT SON, No. 2js Peszlst
g IN REWARD.-Stolen from the door Of
" u " No. aS Broadway, on Saturday evening lest,
one Rosewood Frame, containing - vhoepste Daxaerrc
osypess single and gcars group Of four men aud ono
boy; group OF lady and three children; Of two men,
natives 81 Munt Lebanon. The above reward win ee
paid for the return OF the pictures.
NJ NJ LAWRENCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23

CHORUS REHEARSALS for VIM. II.
- FRYS COURSE Of LECTURES on MUSIC.-The
LADIES and GENTLEMEN Of the CHORUS, engaged for
those Lectures, particularly BEQU ESIEp 70 De
PUNCTUAL in attendance at the next two rehearSas
which Will be held az the usual place on MONDAf and
TUESDAY EVENINGS, Nov. 2 and ,. at y O'clock