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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

I'D you think so. Col. Jon So says
she. AMI sh, looked towards Mr.. Smith.
and l thought she'd go off in q fit.
Yes" saivs Il do really think So =
"Ha. ha. ha--how?" says Mr.. Smith.
kinder half laf1in. you're too hard on me
with your jokes"
II amt jokin' al all. they're handsum
children ond they do look wonderfully
like YOU"
"Just then a gal brought in light,
and II. be darned if the little brats didn'
turn out to be mulattoes, every one Of 'em
and their hair was as curly as the blackesy
niggers. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith never had
any children. and they sorier OF. petted
them little nisgers as play things.
never felt so streaked as did when seed
how things stood. III hadn't kissed the
nasty things could got over it; but
kissing on 'em showed that was in arm
est (though ! was soe-soaped EN- all tie
time.) how to get ont of the scrapc
didn't know Mrs. Smith laffed so hard
when she saw how / was confused that
she almost suGJcated. A little while
afterwards there was whole family of
relations arrived there from the city .sand
turned the matter Off; but next morning
| could see Mr.. Smith did not like the
remembrance of what | said and don't
believe he'll vote for me when the cleo
tion comes on. expect Miss Smith
kept the old fellow nnler that joke for
some time.
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THRICE TO THINE

A Frenchman whose wife was about to
present him with the fond appellat;on of
father returned TO wait the happy mo-
ment; and with some friends to drink
long life and noble, TO the first born
The punch bowl scattered its bewitching
fumes most prodically around the compa-
ny and anxiety was manifested by ali,
when in ran Betty Lightfoot. exclalmlnS:
Joy. joy. sir. l give you joy.
Vat is he. Betty, vat is he?
A fine boy. sir.
Health to the young Marquis! exclaim-
ed one and bumpers went round.
Betty raised the glass to her lips, when
in rushed the nurse:
Joy, joy, sir, give you Joy
Vat--vat--is dc matter
A fine girl. sir!
Betty, said the Frenchman looking
stern, vat for you say no true!
Oh. said the nurse. boy first AM q
girl afterwards.
Vat--two--von boy--ron 'iilleF
Two, sir, added the dame. and swing il
off, when in popped another
'Sacrei' exclaimed the Frcnchm an. vat
more JOY?
Another 6re boy, sir,
Vat the 'diable'--von girl--von boy
Won .garcon' tree times! Mon Dieu" ex
claimed the poor Frsnchman. BY gar
it will never do mus. 60 anl put :
etor TO thisr
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Danger of ElectiOuecring.

The New Orleans Hicayune rejoicing
in the possession of a live Yankee as a
correspondent. who. having wandered as
far South as Louisiana pedd,ing notions.
had settled down somewhere in the State,
and there concluded to run for Congress.
The following extract Of letter 10 the
Editor of the Picayune. describing one of
his electioneering tours, is specimen OF
the luck he had in that delightful bust
ness.
"Well. put up with first rate. good
natured feller that ] met at billiard ia
BILE. / went in and was introduced 10
his wife, fine, fat woman, who looked
as though she lived on laffin; her face was
SO full Of fun. After while--after we'I
talked about my gal, und about the wealth
er, and so on--in came three or four
children, laffin and skippin as merry as
crickets. There warn't no candle lit. but
I could see they were fine looking fellows;
and | started for my saddle bags, in which
/ put lot of sugar candy for the chill
dren as went along. Come here, said
|, you little rogue. come along here, and
tell me what your name is;' the Oldest
then came up to me. and said be.
MY name is Peter Smith, SIR"
"And what's your name, sir?" said !.
bob Smith. SIR
The next said his name was Bill Smith
and the fourth said his name was Tommy
Smith. Well I gave 'em sugar candy,
and old Miss Smith was so tickled that
that she laughed all the time; Mr.. Smith
looked on. but didn'tsay much. why,
says 1, Miss Smith, | wouldn't take a
good deal for the IN four boys. if had EN-
they are SO beautiful and sprightly."
NO." said she. latin, II set good
deal of store BY 'em. but we spoil EN-
too much"
"Oh no." said I. they're ra'al well
behaved children. aud by gracious" said
|, pretending to be startled by sudden
idea of striking resemblance between
them boys and their father. and looked
at Mr.. Smith. 81 never did see anythin;
equal to it," says I. "your eyes. mouth
forehead, a perfect picture of yon, sir.
says l. tapping the oldest on the pate.
thought Miss Smith would have died laf
fin at that; her head fell back. unl sh.
shook the whole house lsfin.
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bells, aud dreamed it would be = blissful
| thing for him now to be by the side ol
his dead and gone master, whose remains
lay TRANQUILITY in the little vaults Of the
little monastery Of St. Enez. Fazino's
business grew dull; the wheel of his for
tune was reversed. and all he did now
seemed unprosperous.
Fazino Fronti's wedding. in embry o.
was indefinitely postponed. and the black
eyed maiden Of his choice went TO hel
gsrve in her purpossd bridal robes. H
grew old, no, from mere lapse of time.
but from withered hopes and tainted rep
utation, and few brief years mlde the
once famed and fortunate founder of NJ w
za-torti penniless wanderer!
Fazino Fronti went to Spain. AMI in
the ancient metropolis Of Madrid. he
once more essayed by his art and perse-
verance to rebuild his fortunes; but the
star of his destiny was fixed, uupropi-
tious; and at length age began to decay
his vital powers. and the prematurely old
man sighed to die, if not where his glo
rious chime could be heard at least where
their maiden reverberations once smote
the air. With view of returning once
more to his home. he set out in vessel
from Spain, ami was. by means Of furi-
Gus hurricane. blown off TO the distant
seas. and finally rescued. with his fellow
passengers and the mariners. ny an Irish
vessel, bound to Limerick.
ha Il Of Ia,
day. when the vessel dropped anchor in
view of the still and lovely city. F4zo-
nj Ffon,i, the poor old withered man
had presentiment that he must die at
once. il not put on the calm, quiet shore;
and to crafty the poor old Italian. whose
hours, indeed, seemed TO the captain
numbered. he Sc: him in small boat.
with two sailors. to the quay Of the har-
bor. Fazino sat quietly mlsing in the
stern Of the little boat; the peals of the
little boat; the peals of many bells smote
upon the ear. and al length another
chime rang out-clear. mathless. beauti-
full The old man sat bolt upright. his
eyes glistened with fresh and brilliant
fervency; he brgged the seamen 10 pause
upon their oars; the bells. noble bells,
now pealed loud and thrilling above AL
the rest, and the old man cissped his bony
fingers. and casting one look upsarI, he
exclaimed:
MY bells. my bells! hear my bells
once more! God, | thank thee. thank"
he was dead; the poor fated founder of
the charmed bells ceasad to live! Upon
the music of his glorious chime, the soul
Of Fazino 'FRONT.' fioated to heaven.
How or wnen these bells reached Linn
erick. and were hung in st. Miry's tower,
hestory does not inform us. 1t is sup
posed that this rare tone is mostly COM
posed Of silver. buried treasure found BY
the poor young artizan. and secretly
smelted and moulded into this wonderful
and harmonious Limerick chime.
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FOND WORDS.

Fond words from those most cherished
How sweet. how sweet their power
They eecm like notes melodiOus
From Heavens celestial bower:
Thei: sound still lingering ever
Around lifa's chequered way.
40 tirrc can c'er dissever--
They leave a hallowed ray.
How of.cn through this pathway
OF hope and chilling fears.
I've sighed for some kind spirit.
To dry my flowing tears.
For when the heart seems broken,
And ali is sad an'l lone.
One word of fondness spoken.
Can soothc each nournful tone!
Then. whsrs can hearts despo N ling
a balm or solacs iiuI!
Oh, we shall find i: ever
In sym pothizins mind.
One word Of fondness spoken.
Re-kini!es love and peace
Fen constancy's blest token;
Their power can never cease!
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

When nei,hbor joaes went into din-
ner the other day, he found one of his
apprentices in the kitchen, quietly rol
ling up his sleeves. What are you 60
ing to dor said Jones. oh, quietly re-
sponded the boy, 4 am going to dive
down into the pot to see if | can fiud the
bean that soup was made from
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-30
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF HvANsvu1r
fr.ss.T EvausVflle. Ina, =,

MEDICAL COLLG3E OF EVAN8VuIE
fesseal Evansville, Had. s-.-.fg
THE regular course of Lectures in this Ins,i-
Il tuition will commence on the first Monday
u November, under The following Faculty, to-
wit: Es9-o.l aHr.l , SO lfs 1lu4 ssrr
LEVI L. .LAYCOCK, NJ. D., Emeritus Protes-
sor of Physiology and Pathology $50 go.
HUGH RONALDS, M. d., Professor Of Gen.
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy. -,
C. A. FOSTER, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of
JOHN R. WILCOX, M, D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics. ,...g...-..
MADISON J. BRAY, II. D., Professor Of the
Prime iples and Practice of Surgery - ttliEa
WILLIAM H. .BYFORD, n. D., Professor
of the Theory and Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE B. WALKE, NJ. D., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL Md, Profess
sol of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juris-
prudence. - ~ -iiAf stit aie1 ea-s5
JOHN I. WALKER, NJ d., Demonstra Or OF
Anatomy. r.-...,.I- a - -,
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Praci.
cal Anatomy, under the supefinrendence Of the
Professor Of Anatomy or the Demonstration, will
be open for the reception Of Students by the lst
OF October ~ : sFa1s1
Fees Tor a full course, SIS. Ia -e3esms
Naturalization Ticket and Demonstrators tick
FL, each SIS. Diploma tee so.
Coed boarding may be obtained at from 81 SO
to SO per week. .ae6f tc ,,lf.SFr
Any one desiring further information, may adj
dress the Dean (ps'st paid) by mail, which viii
be promptly attended to. geE
G. B. WALKER, M. D..
iyI6 3m Dean ofthe Faculty
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WHOGE3ALH AND RETAIL.

lOHN 3. HOPKINS Is now opening the bnest stock
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited In this
market. His Dress goods comprise full assortment OF
the most desirable styles Of Sk Persian Cloth Berege
d'Izines French Musns Ginghams and Prnts-all fast
colors very choice selection Of Bonneis an Bonnet
Ribbons; ALSO few fine French Flowers for out aud in
side trimming; Grape Shawls Piano and Table, Covers
Competing Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Gasses Hare
ware, Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Cuin Material in fact thing usually kept In the
pryGoods Boots and Shoes hardware and Paper busi.
ess NAV be found very low for cash. Tap24l
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co-PARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

rT,HE undersigned have this day formed eopartner.
i ship, under the name and style Of LEWIS & GRAY,
and have made arrangements with the late firm OF Har
rnon. Crane Co.. to their in the
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business In this
city. ir.t
We would respectfully solicit Continuance Of the pat
ronaye heretofore literally extended towards the late
firm, and bespeak the good oiRe.s of friends, pedg
ing ourselves to efforts pronoe the interests
of all who may entrust business 20 our care
.t'- r EDWARD LEWIS,
Eyansy lie, Sept lst 1852 septa-tf CHARLES GRAY.
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Aftfs d Howns
WhOlesale GrOCel'O.

csrsss Of Hsssr ssl Pine sts.. Erssssiils, md. 4
ITAvE on hand one Of the largest and best selected
II Stocks OF Groceries ever opened In the West and
can osr induce that viii justify dealers prefer
Tie usrkef It Evansville 70 any distant polnt.-
Merchants are invited to call and examine. - 80
acOPFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java. Mecca. W
TEA-lmperiai Gun Powder Hyson, Young Hyson,
roushong ooong Of ilsrsdesfrom lowest pee TO nne
suuAR-Ssw Orleans, Havannah, Loaf. crushsd.
MULAssEs[ Thevery best Plantation, purchased pre-.
vqas the nrst frost also, rseoiled and Sugar House
,BRANpY-of AL grades from the best imported, q
great variety Of erands, to domestic Manufactured
wlNES-P6rt -Msdeirs, Clsret White. Sherry, Cham
psiRn, different Brands and navors.
GlN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very me Hol.
cIuAssA gre.. variety Of Brands at all prisss from
% 81 70 $50 , 1000.
AxEs-Simnon .. DaviS and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment Of all articles
orally kept In Grocery such Soap,
Candles Dyesus Nails. Leather, Starch, Nuts, iofgs
lot Of Gunny Gags, Turk Island and kanawha Salt Ols
Paints, Broo,ns, Brushes. Paper, Tobacco. Counter
Scales Coffee Mills Spices, do ground, Matches Iraeea
Well CHAINS and nxtures, Tumbltrs, Decanfers Jars
Hall Lamps. Oysters, sar lines Maekere shad
Goldfish, Herring snovels, ect., ect., ect.
AL the goods we sell are warranted. oe.l
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auERwOOD HCuJE,

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely reAtted and re.urnished IT, and IL prepared
70 entertain the patrons of the house In satisfactory
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses and car
hages To let
The stable large clean and well located, and good
hosers In constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid TO the OF horses LETT with him Tor keep
ing and in all respects the public shall find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. tjys-nl J. A. 8YERS.
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ReIIe Vue Cnrdcns.

THE proprietor garden aud public house, has ct
i treiy retied the building. and improved the groun
and ready receive visitors This place of req
tssituate the river bank, just below Pigeon Creo~
Bridge aud short walk from the heart Of the city
Refreshments If all kinds be obtained and e wants
Of visitors carefully attended to- The undersigned viii
always be hand to attend TO those Visiting MS house
mv6-f JOHN NJ. MATTHEWS
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MEoICAL NOTICE.

DR. p. b. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profess
sioual services 10 the citizens 0f Evansville and its
vicinity Office First street, few doors above the
Sherwood House, the formerly occupied Ly DIR. Traf-
ton. Residence the Of 9Th and Walnut SITS.
iv93- Am
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Root ANOSHpe STORE,

ID EMOVED-NN. EMERY has taken the stan d on
N Main opposite the Bank, formerly occupied
by Couyngtoss Book Store, and Is prepared 10 sup
ply citizens with plain or fGc wori In bis line Ut short
Lotice. He has good workmcn employed and will
rant all work sent from his shop. He is prepared TO
make Boots and shoes ofand quality good fits and made
up in the best s. His long experience in business
and puncuality will guarantee him the continued custom
Of thos> who Try hiE. His prices reasonable
and work not surpassed In durability neatness by that
of any other establishment. jyS-ul
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MOTTO 5.-The undersigned having formed Ce-
IN partne rship, will practice law under the firm 81
Law 81 Johnson. Our ofces the second story of Mr..
Amory's building on First street. opposite Bement Il
Viees We shall also undertake the purchase and sale
of real estate, and of taxes the Col
lection of Claims all business us will
ceive cur united atteuton. The Office Of the Lamascc
agency is i'm the same place. JOHN LAW,
NORRIS s. JOHNSON
Evansville. Mar. IS. I650.-u 49,
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90 SADDLERY WARE !
saddles. Harness, Brides, &c

"a JOHN CUPfLES Keeps constantly on 1fni
r. large assortment Of sadiery Ware, and .v.ry
thing appsrsaining 70 the business, He has,.
hand large assortment Of Saddles, Bridss Harpessc
Of his own manufacture, and having good workrnens
there State prepared to execute any work
which may be ordered In the very style He week
" receiving additions his stack OF Saddle Trees, Bride
Bita Sirrup Irons wsbs Seating. Buggy Modn;ngs, &c
and his stock Is not exceIs ~ any other IN the city ne
asks the attention ofths 10 these things, and prom
ses to oderinjucsn-- AWAY ofiow prices.
rnvoo-d&xtf
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BOOK BINDERY AND BLINK BCOE
MANuFACTORY
FRESH ARRIVAL.

NTESSRS Seantlin aud Parvin have Just received the
WI largest and best assortment Of Stoves ever brought
to this market, among which viii be found the Comet.
Odd Fellow and three kins Of Double Oven, aud all
kinds of Parlor Premiums and Heating Stoves Also the
improved Jacksons Dovble Oven, the best aud most
economical stove In which will insure 10 give
better satisfaction than any brought this city.
septsS Main II Il and cd streets.
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OUEBNSwARE

1.-TWO hundred and thirty Queensware, and nse
Il hundred and sixty packages Glassware with gen.
efal assortment Of French, Engsb plain and ngured
Gold Brand China, German ware, &C. Anof which must
DO sold tis spring. The stock IL complete and Inn
ported especially FOR this market. We wcnld solicit the
special attention Of heavy dealers, who have bherio
ourselves to them time und money well as break
age. Those wanting buy would do well to coli al once,
a. goods must and viii be sold at lowest tgures-
Some assorted crates and casks on hand.
Texas cash, or accepted psper. Merchants visiting
our city viii find eir interest to make purchases OF
ma luh221 HOLLINGSWORTH & HUGHES.
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Also nue. assortment of fine linen Shirts and Crayas,
various other articles.
In addition 10 tho above tiny usual stock) have just
returned from the East with SPLENDID and extensive
stock Of Cloths Of every description. viii sell low at
Wholesale and Reail manufacture The same 10 ordcr
q iod fits and perfect satisfaction. or no trade.
l using IN my establishment q Patent Sertng
Machine which enables make up cheaper than any
other establishment which dos not them. tn sEa-
chine is working revolution in the gBusiness-
have obtained the sole right e. sell patent rights OF ms
invention IN Vanderburh coanty and ask from the trade
examination of this machine
sept4 y GuMbEhiS
P.S.-Itake measures for Clothing niany kindai
make tn order I'm the best STYLE.
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DI9SOLUTTONO OF PARTNERSHIP.
yHE partnership heretofore existing between Horn
i brook Btis Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
set al persons indebted to the rm viii please come
forward and make immediate payment; and those having
claims against will please hand them in and they shall
be paid soon as we collect Either OF the party il
auhozcdto use the name of the firm for the purpose
settlement PHILIP HORNBROOk,
inh23-n .t' - JOHN BuRT1S. -
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CtOAP, CANDLES, 6c.-
- 100 boxes Cincnnsti Palm Soap;
SO do do Oleine do; I'd. k--..
- 50 do Fox's No. Starch;
50 do Star Candles, &c;
100 do Summer Sterine Candles:
25 dozen Choice Shaker Brooms;
loo do common and med'm Broolns; In storea
Tor sale by lrnyegl BABCOCK BROTHERS
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NEW GOODS.
r@NCAsEs AND BALES OF DRY GOODS-Just reed
- per steamers win City, Envoy Golden State, &c.
direct from the manufactures. Comprising 10 part TO-
wit:
Blcaehrd Muslins lssd;
Mouslin DeLains do
0inghams do
Jaconets do
Cambrics do
Cross b. red Muslins do .s4' -.
Swiss md Null do
Bobinets, Irish Linens do
Laces, Edgng and Insertions: ~
silk Cotton and Linen Hkfs;
Suspendsrs ass'd
Cornbs Fioe. Rcdd,ng and Tuck;
Single and Double Bloomer Tuck Combs;
Notlons Of every description;
ALSO, "r.
Over Coating. every kind,
Cloths, Blue, Black and Fancy;
Cassifners, Black and Fancy Doeskin:
do do do Plain;
Saiinetis, large assortment;
AGAIN,
LARGE and choice selections Of Prints III the most
proved Brands OF the latest end most 5saufai styles
best quality and asf esiors, In word, II Merchants
visiting Evansville. want the "tp Of they
and fU be by calling at the store Of
septl7 MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON. on Main ct.
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,NOrICg rs CONT ACTORS and
RTTIOERS

WE, the undersgaed woali inform the citizens OF
wv Evansville and country. that are now prepar
cd TO accommodates - the City Saw Mil In The upper
part ofthe city, with all kinds Of Lumoer for building
as our motto Is nall PROFITS and quick returns, we
will sell cheap IL be bought elsewhere, an
make the advantage OF all that buy OF u.s. We must
sell; so come aall and give fiif show, and will
sivs yoa satisfaction. laug4ul HART & CoLVIN.
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PARrNERSHTp NOTICE.

ID n wOODARD Ia. bought the Interest of John Bur.
i It's, in tie old firm of Hornbrook & Burls. The
business will be continued at the old stand Wat t.,
between Main and Sycamore under the style of Horn
brook Woodard where shall be pleased to wait up
on all our friends. - P.HORNBROOK.
mh22-u P. H. WOODARD. .
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. OOPTNa MAGAZINES.

r OORING MACHINE.
THE Undersigned have lately put In operation Floor
Il Ing and Facing Machine, the Caral nj the elbow,
the grave yard they now prepared TO furnish
any quantity of Flooring well worked as any other
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
Also-Any quantity Of PACKING BOXES nc low as
hey can BE- purchased In CINCINNATI. Ordersa-e respect
fully solicited. A. SIMPSON q BkO.
Evansville, Aug. 6, ls52t.
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FANCY Dry GOODS.

FANCY DRY GOODS. $50 "
lust received per steamer findoo, ie Gases fancy
y Dry Goods Comprising in pelsthe following 70 wit
Plain and Figured chamslion;
So d. do Sin, tta
Mouslin DeIains; p.l at4n
Caahmere do
Wool. DE- .t : faa .af.ea.- -
Florsnee SUB. > ~
SILK Serge; 1r
.A Cnpe assd; ~ -. a.
Rich winter Bonnet RibbonSs Fr4 sfi .4r[
Blk anu Fancy ne. Snk Vsnb; fa1
Black SIX Shawls
BAY Stats do
Sup. Fine do 81. ssf
VI Black and Fancy SILK Cravaa;
Ladies Fancy SILK 1ies; -s-i "a
Artincials, (Winter)
Cu6s md Ruches ass'd; -r-tt rfr
Md 0lovea do 80 "a
SILK and Cashmere do 81
sLssls Thread and Cotton 10 -.
1-cfl ALSO,
cases Sprsgue, p. Allen q Son, and. Globe Fancy
Pr,nts: - .a.ar.i .f4 tl a.I q.
do Solid Clyd;
I do Blezcned Muslin: and for sale low by
sept22 MORGAN, KEEN PRESTON.
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CINCINATI CLOTHING STORE.
NETT DOOR TO c. BELL, DRUGGIST. AAIS STRAIT,
Evansville, Ina.

Messrs. AHLE2-
ERlNG q BRUM
MES ave just re-
celved from their
inanufactory in Gin
einnati, the latest
New York style Of
Fall and Winter
Clothin 9; mll Of
which arc made &
trimmed in the
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-30
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELBERRY * NEGLEY having associated
themselves together IN the practice of Medicine and
Surgery, would respectfully TO the citizens oi
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared to attend
to all calls. either by day night both Of them
above the Sherwood House. all times except when pro-
fessionaIly absent. tt .--..--. i"nl6tfl