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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-10

Henry CLAY AND TUE PRntpENcY.-
The New York Express publishes an eS.
tract OF a private letter from Mr.. Clay to u
gentleman in that city, In which he expresses
his decided preference for Mr.. Fillmore as
TIE Wing candidate Tor the Presidency, and
adds
"rhe foundation OF my preference is
that Mr. Fillmore has filed the executive
Government with signal success and ability.
lie has been tried and found true. faithful,
honest, and conscientious wish 10 say
nothing il, derogaton from his eminent com.
peiilors. They have both rendered great
services to their country--the one in the
field the other in the cabinet They might
possibly administer the government AS well
AS Mr.. Fillmore has done. But, then, mel.
Their of them has been tried lie has been
tried in the elevated position he now fills,
and think that prudence and wisdom had
better restrain us from making any change
without a necessity for 1.-THE existence of
which ! do no, perceive
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OMne 10 the difficulty OF making collections, and
me fact thar have o,-fai thou-sgd' owing n.
seaue nd 'hrusv hou, Eastern Trssn We have d-.sf'
nissd lcv ihs .uuf- H. ree.is, no subscription. out ~
the county us!.ss the money Is Jrid ~ sd,snre Al
The end of the volume viii scratch ~ the
nssps Of all delinquent .uNsrtil-> ffn,o suh.rrp
noa bsnk; and NC intend and We give timely notice
II oar intention psbphs let 81 all delinquent sub
sehbr~ with tie amounts they may h. owing opposite
,hsos sasn~s This intended publication will I've kept
s,atsiing IN ih- PAPER until they pay UP. Desperate
dises,~s rrqui'e de. rate temedirs.
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or Two ministers Of the Campbelte
order Of Baptist. have been preaching in
Marshall. Several conversions have been
made. On Monday three persons were bap.
tised, and on Tuesday tive. The weather
was quite cool.
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We regret to learn that the steamer Fit,
struck snag near Smithheld, on her wsy
down the Trintr, and immediately SUM
The boat is supposed to be q total loss
The Elite WAS owned principally by G.a.
eral G. II. Harrison. Nacoe .ioch>s Chvos;
etc.
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From your friend, very respectfully,
JAMES 81 tiiA\AN


1mr ClostNc PHrsIprNriAL LENEr,-
The last Presidential leyce came off on
Friday evening the l2,h ult. \ Washing
ton letter thus speak, Of it:
"Thc Presidential receptions closed Tor
the season last evening" and Was unusnrlly
brilliant Music's soft strain from the Ma.
rine Band reycrbera,ed through the spa
cious halls, aud gave animation and insp.
ration to the scene.
The appearance of distinguished lady
from the Empire State, tthe widow OF the
late ilustrious De Wit Clinton, who is no"
Tor the first time in Washingtonl wearing
the high crowned cap Of Queen Elizabeth,
ike unto the last cooked hat of the Revolu
ton, worn by President Monroe gave in.
creased interest," and when the President
appeared in the East Room sustaining with
his arm her ligh, and graceful figure, fol
lowed by Mrs Webster. Mrs Graham, Mrs.
Hall, aud other Of the families OF the Cab
net, there was profound sensation through
on, the dense mass OF beauty, fashion, and
rank. running from the President to the
hamblest citizen who chooses to occupy
the White House on these occasions
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CT We would call attention to the ad
ve,tisement Of Messrs. SiLvy 4 BURNSIDE.
Shreveport. These gentlemen have very
large assortment Of watches and jewelry
on hand We would bespeak perusal OF
their advertisement, and a share Of patron.
sve Tor this house.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-10

CT 4 fight occurred in the u. S. Senate
on the 10Th ult., between Messrs. Brown
and Wilcox. |, was fste.cnf affair,
which gave delightful zest to the proceed.
ings Of that august body. We presume
they were both drunk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-10

Tmr SPIRIT RArrgRs-The late esa.
vention Of Spirit Mediums at Cleveland,
turned out failure. The rappings wsrs
scarce. aud the demonstration generally "a.
satisfactory. Ranger.
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o. We "cavc in" Hitherto tho Re
publican has been the largest paper in the
State Of Texas. 1t is such no longer. The
Galveston News Of March 30 has reached
US. This excellent, paper has been greatly
enlarged, and Is now one of the finest lock
ing papers on our exchange list. We are
graltied at the prosperity which this i'm.
provemcnt betokens.
The news is conducted with industry,
spirit, and talent. II has reached its ninth
volume.
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DAMN lDNN. 'lAItu 10, Sd.
Eli T.. Cows,R, Esq. p. VI, Tyler
Dcar Sr; Ga Saturday last. an old and
respectable citizen residing near here, called
upon me to 60 out with him and examine
some papers which bis daughter had dis.
covered in a pond near his house
On examination il proved to kc n parcel
Of letters which must have been extracted
from the Mail, or some Post Office. The
letters were in quite a mutilated condition.
So far as we were able to make GU, the
po-tmark, all were mailed Mt your Office.
Feb. 18th We find six envelopes in your
hand writing, three of which were addressed
to the "Ihief CLERK 2. O. Department ="
one to the Editors Delta. y q " one to
the Editor L. s journal, New York "
aud one to the Editors Southern Literary
Messenger, Richmond, Virginia"
The following is copy of the last men
toned letter;
Posr Orrror, Tyler. Tex, II, Feb %
FolroR SOUTHERN LIBRARY MESSENGER
Sir: la accordance with my promise to
yoI, that | would see subscriptions remit.
ted on receipt Of first number herewith
remit you five dollars for subscription Of y.
Il. Cleveland, Esq, to your valuable Mes
scnger, commencing with January, No. 81.
Please acknowledge to me the receipt OF
the money when it comes to hand, aud send
him receipt therefor. Anything can do
for you conveniently. | shall readil Y serve
you.
Your ob't serv't
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-10

W The District Court of Anderson
county was In session At Palestine on tho
cn,h. Hon. Bennett II Martin rresiding.
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0r The gres. Lyric Poet, TmoxAs
MooRE, died a, Superior Cottage. Desises
on the 9th February.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-10

" On Sunday ngb,a" Nor,her blew
up, and on Tuesday morning we had All
exttnAiye frost
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M~n,epoab Der,

Renae sab A 4
DNR. A. N. VEAL, sends med'eie.
~ part Of the country, when wr''s. ~
cures tho worst kind Of cases w'tses. ~
the patient Ills fec, in all chfeee n
only five dollars a month, which MAJ
closed and sen, at his risk, ShrvePos. r.
Ar'l -, 1883,
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CrAA1 PaisoxERs.-Ths ship Prentice
haaxTrived in New York with the captives
Of ~ Csban Expedition on board They
are said to he in tie mosr doss'sa'c eond
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~ The Red Land Herald gives u
- for candor in admitting that there
Sstiagsished gentlemen who claim to
s0eerass. and Who are regarded ~
who differ on very impcrssn. ques.
- For instance. hc states that Gen.
Cas-. an acknowledged Democrat. voted
sor ~ River and Hasbor bill. which Mr.
Pom voiced. the policy OF which. II carried
osA ~. ?. Insisted wosld revive The fedora
perry q N expensive government. higl
I'D 4 and national bank. Will tho editor
u d Hssald b. candid enough to inform
~ xAsthes - sosh ssppors man enter.
eG2hg sssA : sentiment. ~ he Presidency !
DsDs ~ h . vssd. - fas vssasoiss thsss
pies1an deosssses - y ve>s for thsm. .,
hno1n~~N wl1ae y 90 epsrsss With them
= ~ = = 49, ~ b eary ~ The prin.
sl11n - -1Dasssss,i Hsw dass n IN.
1nes1ssi Gen. Hessssnt tosissa in THE
assls.
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a. fsok among The new Advertisements for " I'm
portaui Announcement ~
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OF At the late session OF the Legisla.
turc Of Louisiana, II bill was passed for taking
the sense OF the people on the expectancy
OF calling Convention to change the Con-
stitu,icn. !. has been approved by the
Governor, and the election takes place on
Monday next
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~ Through the kindness Of Mr.. c.
ALEXANDER. the genilemnnly clerk Of the
s>semsr Siorm, which arrived n, Por. Cnddo
~ Wednesday evening. we nre in posses
sica Of New Orleans papers to Saturday
svseing lsst These papers were handed
~ By NJ. J. d. FiSLEy, who has just re.
turnfd from the city. These gentlemen
MI Please accept our thanks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-10

The wishes of the people were not con.
suited in the Austin Convention. and they
may not be ia the one at Baltimore. .Har.
'haH Republican.
We have seldom met with moro rcck
less assertion than the above. or one farther
from the ruth-R,d Land UsruM
VIII the editor OF the Herald have the
kindness 70 iniorm MS how the wishes of the
people of Texas were consulted by the
Austin Convention How many delegates
to that Convention were chosen by primary
meetings in the counties Were those dele
gates instructed what to do, or did they
consult the wishes of their constituents
These are questions which must show Mt
once tina, i, was self constituted body,
II they bad chosen they could have taken
ateps which would have united the democ.
racy OF Texas, and, we are icisn to be.
lieve, that such "A course would have met
the approval OF large majority Of tho
democratic party in this State.
or The Red Land Herald under the ion
posing head of voice from Ohio" gives
the following extract from correspondent
who, he assures his readers is a wheel horse
in the ranks Of democracy, aud dstln
guishcd member OF Congress from that
State.
81 am pleased with your editorial re.
marks in the Herald of the 9th ut, in
favor OF General sam Houston, ms candi.
date for the Presidency, And, il he should
be the nominee of the Baltimore convention
called for the first OF June, hazard nothing
in wing that he nW recc,rc the entire dem
oerat'e roie fine i1M congressional d'str'c
Of OHIO.
Il have the honor to be, with considera
tons. &c"
No .slaveholding State in the unior
is moro thoroughly dyed with aboltionisu
aud ireesoiism than this same State o
Ohio, and we should not be surprised il TIL,
IN. c." should turn out one or the other
IL the editor wished to publish complainant
of Gen Houston from the free States, VIII,
did he not give his readers the letter of Mr.
Chase, or the remarks Of Mr.. Hale, on TIN
interesting subject
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phitOtOkcn or Females Frlenl.


F0rI ne ru-, n FnIHfH 011 NF0-iF1rl Wfi'f'vrsf
ht'car-iGre or tbofpop '.d ~, niirf Of III Ia
SYM itt,irc Nutoss AReflors sfrndaai on Pfr
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70 AL WHO'S RI MAY CONCERN.

ker Je.se W.T. Is. candidate fpr ih~ ohe. Of { our
N Treasurer Ct the ensuing Aueu.t election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-22
DRY-GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

C,HANKLIN d REILLY, corner of Main ana rirsi
- have Just received and still receiving direct ro
the Eastern cities, large and well selected STOCK o
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some oil the most ss
jonable goods brought market this season. when We
f t wholesale or retail customers ana all oeIs
no may favor with call, very low Tor eash or pro-
duee. The following comprises some Oh uie icaui"s al
tcles: r..-o.
Black and colored Cloths, plain and fancy Cassleres
Vestings Cotionades Denims Caleoes uih .,,
Rereres silk Tissues Grenadins. blk and eoid sks
Berece d. LANES white and cold Mosquito Meetings. no
siery Gloves Laces plain and drilled Swiss Musns Gam
bries and Jaconeits Bonnets kDoohs a'"sois anu -
brown and beache, Shcetings and Shrtngs brown and
beached Drills Tckings Hickory STRIPES irlsh Linens
Tnh, Cloths and Covers Napkins Towels, Scotch Dla
ner linen and Pocket handkerchief, BLK and cofd
,iIk Neck do bid Silk Grape. and Palmetto Shaws DC.
and examns before purchasing elsewhere. lap26l
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NOV offered TO the public for the drsttim This med
~ iene has existed ia private family for more tina
y years, has been distributed To considerable eNten
among friends ard has urng the whole me aud ~ IN
instances proved itself failing remedy! whether
applied common or 10 third day ague OF well
known stubborn noio-cty.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor 10 give IL to the
public. The unde rsigncd who know the medicine by
their experience have consented to take AN agency
for par OF Indiana and Illinois, and offer il by the
thai the money will always refunded where the med
ecinnsed according torecons, does not affect perfect
and pcrnanent cure. lmhl0-tl ALLlS d iOWES.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELBERRY 81 NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery would respectfully announce To the elizcns
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared to attend
all calls either 10y day night one or both OF them
be consulted their Office, First street, doors
above the Sherwood House, all times except when pro-
absent. I"nlbti
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VA a HR "a @ EE sS
w q IL Nj e. A n ID Y

4 Sure and Pleasant Medicine far HORNS
rINHIS is certify TO the suffering community, that hav
Il obtained a most valuable recipe from the bands of
+. COwLEs as a vermuge in the form Of candy, whlc
will prevent all Darrhoas, Groups and II coughs Hhe
the principa is from the eetts 81 worms, which Is tn
principal cause of thousands going to the grave,Ili
knowing the principal Of the diseases. Dr. Cowle
after 81 years practice Of medicine finds this the mostya
liable of all other nostrums. A. RUSH.
Main street, bctw. 81 and eth.
DosE-A child over one year old will take one hafI
stick every morning for four days. Should this nom
the desired effect, give small portion of SIENNA tea.
hour ailer taking the candy. loetlo-uI
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ain,taII cold that Giittcrs,
TOTHE PUBLIC.

- THE undersigned have taken. for aterm Of years,
40: that large and commodious treestory Brick build
LII ing lately erected by Mr. III. e. Hcrscheinan, on
th corner or Second street and Fulton Avenue, in La
asco City, in which they have opcneda House of Enter
tainncnt To- which they have attached Family Grocery,
aud now respectfully solicit shere o puohe patronage
and capacous sheds in Of the lanasco Steam Mill,
and edient to the premices They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms aud lodge comfortably fifty persons
For who the habit Of partakng of the ardent
they will find Bar well stored with all kinds Of choice
liquors accomplished Barkeeper who
will al all times attend to their wants Their tables will
at a times be supplied with the choicest yiarls and veg
etbes the market VIII afford rs their Intention at all
times To keep an orderly and quiet house, and pains
will spared render their guests comfortable. They
have doubt but their long experience in catering tor
public will enable them 10 give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with call.
The want of such house in this part ofhe city has long
been felt and the undersigned in hopes generous
second their enhearorS to remedy the dcic
ency DhouoiAA-' o. f!oAbh.
lamasco CITY, May 10th SIT
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! G.. HATCHIT1.


DRS. WALKER & HATCHiTr, having associated
,nryery would to the citizends'
Evansville AID vicinity that they are prepared to attend
to calls, either day or night. - ,
Dr. Hachtt will pay particular attention the EYR and
Chronic Diseases generally
Office Oh Third street, opposite the Public Square
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
In Gibson County.

TNOR SALE reasonable terms. the following property
Il One hundred and sixty acres of Land, IN section
sycntcen in town four south OF nine west, with
thirty acres improved, with house, smoke house and
good well OF water.
Also One hundred and twenty acres in section eight,
town four south Of range nine west with twelve acres
cleared, and house nineteen by twcntys feet one Al
half stories high, with forty acres of land uhmproEcd
IN section nine. The ab0re property NAV s"ld ON eN-
change for property in Evansville Persons wishing to
view the above Lands will cal, on
THEOPHILAS BACON, or
iy13,n HENRY SHIP.
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DENTl5TRY.

TAS. II. JUPIN, Dental Surgeon. desiring To renal
d permanently Evansville tenders his profession
services To the citizens of the and the surrOundn
country. Rooms for the present at the Green River
House jylI Inn
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ST. CHARLES REsTAURAr.

EMANUEL GUMBEBTS having taken the large
IL threestory brick building, the German Thea
friends and the public generally in the approved
style. His Bar ~ at all times be supplied with tn
choicest turntables. and the best imported Cigan. A
splendid lunch will be set Mt 10 o'clock every day. vt
those hasty plates Of soup and all the other Of
the season. Gentlemen he accommodated at %
hours in the day with any dish that our market will a.
ford. .u~qoa~
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House AND FENcE TIMBER.
PIANOS.


MIR SMITH ofhe Eagle Restaurant. has made arrange
WI ments tn keep Constantly on hand fresh supply
of Storer II Co. Detroit Bottled ale OF superior quality
ieal-tf
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cHANGBD QUARTERS

CHAN GID W hRI6ESo
IL HU GHES have removedtheir
L stock of Queensware to Fosters Block, one uoor
above the Bank, where they will be most happy To see
their old customers and many new ones as ma! desire
goods at Eastern Southern rates. We have Just re-
ceyed a late Importation and respectfully solicit call
aug9 HOLllNGSWohi II N hOohEo.
CPOONS AND PLATED WARE
S3 doz Double Plated silver Tablespoons;
a do do do do Tea do;
20 DO do do do Forks;
With Sugar shoyes Mustard and Salt Spoons of the same
quality together with Iron, Britannia and German SILVER
Tea fable and Cook Spoons, Flesh Forks and La,cs
for saIe at low rates by BABCOCK BROTHERS,
C,WISS MUSLIN EDGING.-2 cartoons for sale by
- jyI7 JAS. LOW * CO., ALI Main ST.. Lou, Nv
VyTINDOW SASHA large ard full assortment OF
w Window Sash Of superior finish, assorted from
by 10 to IL by -, in store and for sale by -
E2 SAio Eli ohn'
r r. GARVIN, Attorney and Councillor at Law. OF
u flee ON the corner of Main and Second streets, Ev
ansyiIle Ia iaug4 52Jyl
HAND KNIT MITTS-loo doz twisted SIN Ms
i Il Irregular made) for sale 10y JAS. Low 80,
Y,ISI AZ Main stree, I. Louisville, Ky.
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DIR. GaAvs'sFAMIt,Y ME 1IcINEs.

DIR. GRAVES FAMILY Me 1ICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague. Pills that never
\ fail 10 cure the Ange cs or intefHlnt Fcvers in
all their implicated forms.
Also his popular Art Billions. Anti Dyspcptic purify
ing and cahdrtic Pills that have been much made
Of for the Of Dyspepte Liver complaint and in
digestion, AID giving 80 much relief without the of
Mercury.
Also his Pain Extractor that never fills 10 give imedi-
ate relief from pain. in the scalds and
old Ulcers Scald and Tcer. nd very valuable for
Rheumatic pains and pains i'm the br ,ast.
Flux, DC.
Also his Worm Pills exec emf worm DESTROYER and
will eXpel them from the ~ stem-the above p-epara-
tons have bcSn sold and extensively made use of for
eight years past, throughout the Western States and
stands high in the estimation of thousands been
cured by them- Sold
heller e. FARNSIEYj
CRAWFORD BELLY o'"egis's'
Evansville Ind, sept7
oCASES Linscys Fancy Styles. reed and for sale by
l. = auS20 J. III. MAGHEE & co.
TUST received aud i'm store.
d % bales of Atlantic and Savage sheetng.
aug9o J. II. MAGHEE & co.
CARPET SACHS cases assd qualities for sale bv
" Nl7 JAS. Low d. CO.. AZ Main st.. Lou, Kv
SHINGLEs, PLoWs AND wHEELRARRoWS-
- Latest improved Flows aud WheeIbarrows ON the
elton tonndTy, Also, $4,000 Shingles for sale low
tBit ii. COOK.
A t J.ss lot of AH'''''' reed T. oy H. HOOD & co.
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,. X. WILCOX, n. D-...-
. D. 80 'E- W nj
EDICAL NOTICE

DRS. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated,
j themselves together in the practice of Medicine,
Surgery and Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully TO
inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that OF
the firm can be found their Office, First street, be
and Locust, at all times, day or night read
to attend to professional calls lj!3O4wJ
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FLOORING MACHINE

TIME undersigned have lately put in operation Floor
inc and Facing Machine, on the Canal at the elbow,
near the grave yard they now prepared To iurns
any quantity of Flooring well worked rs any other
Machine Floor ng that can be procured
ALso-Auy quantity of PACKING BONES as low as
they can b. purchased in Cincinnati. Ordersac respect
fully solicited a. SIMfSON q bi'o.
Evansville, Aug G, 1887.
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DRs. BYFoRO & FINCH.

yXTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together in The prac-
tcc of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics Their once IS
OH The corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville, June 2eih, 1852. Ju 29u
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WaslllngtOm HOfcl.

NORNER 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 are prepared 10 accommodate
them on the most reasonable terms and in the stye
is their nteson To keep orderly Quiet house,
The table will all times be supplied with the best he
market ords, and they have doubt by their long ex-
perence In catering for the public give
faction TO all. who may favor them with call
aug2l-6m JOSEPH SPITZ& JULIUS PABST.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. p. B. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profes-
4 J sonal services to the citizens of Evansville and us
vicinity Office On First street. few doors above the
Sherw God House; the formerly occupied 10y Dr. lra
ton Residence near the corner 9th and walnut sts
jy233m
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REMOVED.

FNHE undersigned have removed their Book and Mns.
Store to the corner Of Main and First street where
they are just receiving in addition their former stock
1nstruments &C.. &C., all which they are prepared a
sell at wholesale or retail, on the most liberal terms
yI3u 7. CONJUNCTION Il CO.
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

HAVE removed my Office to Water street, next doos
to the "Lafaye House," where can be ION nd at nj
times by day night, unless professionally engaged.
aI,3-n JOHN SHAW, e.. n, -. D.. 6e.