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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-22
the e.tabli,hmep. Of Mint in New.York. with tn,

the Establishment Of Mint in Hew-York. with the
wealth OF PLiladepbia AGAINST il Tne Wnis County
Ticket good one-unhke the opPosing
and would not BE- scratched We had hoRGAs5 the Ass
founder, and HOFFMAN for Coun sei % the C1rDraSn
He then proceeded 10 state some OF Mr. HoFFsAN .
claims, his career in COngrCss H0TFaANs name would
adj strength tho ticke. The att nianee tbs e'enns
IN the adjoining and outside fhOwed that ne @
pie were awake and prepared for the battle IN Nov'tn
her lie was ashamed Of The ErSriEg Post Tor ia
coune in tpis campaign He had every means oil know
ing q q tie N- Of the country were 81 WORK AMI *
pocted great exerfcns from the Wings Of " jrA
Cmy. They had a most popular tick JAMES NELLY;
the baker; JoITN J. DOAsE, the schOOlmaster AMI
CHAELEY RIDDLE, ard other.
Mr. D,rroS was here introduced, who said
the time Tor speaking had pase aud the time for work
Lad come lie saw 10 81 ms 0! discoursgement. Tao
results in Ohio Peuny lvsnia and Indiana were no in
dications Of the strength Of PIEacE and hING The
result g. Penn Wv MA merely Native American
triuInTh GEoTCE W. WOODWARD, who y elected JUICE
a n Supreme Court was rabid Native American
At tic close Of tbs lpccch, tie meeting adjourned
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items from the sogth.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Ocf. ~, lTJ2.
Three NeW-0rlcans mails were received to-
u..hi, bringing dates az late a. due.
The PicdluRe says that Judge SHARxrT,
T. s. Consular Havana hoa OF the Cuban troubles.
Immediately made arrangements 10 return to bis post
aud will de- ant by tue next steamer FROM NewOIeans
The ship ROckaway, from New-fork at New
Orleans. oApenenccd severe hurricane, having her
safs spiif and receiving other damage.
The British ship Astoria, from New-Orleans
for London experienced the gallo end returned In
distress.
The Mississippi Legislature is again at log
yerheads The s. nate had resolved not 10 proceed to
The eectl OF e. = senator, while the The House had
resolved % 20 into the election On the 2l-t int
A stampede OF sixteen slaves occurred IN
va hington Co, Maryland, ON Saturday last,
An ARRAY occurred in Baltimore to-day be-
tween boy named Thomss D0nly and William iiich-
erdson tie master of ycsse lying ut Lightst wharf
during which the latter was stabbed with DIRK kns
and d,.d in n C,y momenfs The murderer arrest
81
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Tue Process or.

4 abou- % o'clock, an extensive torch-lislt
proces,iou wss formed headed u the CHD'is's' 20
which Tie various clrbs ard Hsny others i'-ned ana
with music playing, banners flying, torches 0llEins
trsnsparencies Illuminated and cheers that s"s-hnsd
iukevsrm Vhi-s and startled ies-s Of the oPpos
tionthey marched thros n some Q. tie raca s'Ee'7
of tire city.
Altogether. the meeting or rather series oil
meetings, was Of the right stamp, an Convinced the
Oppo- itior-f conviction were neeioc-tiilt tnef
bossts q an easy victory were As iae a. Stare O. sand
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Arrest and Re.cne Of Fugitive slaves.
PrIT6BUEon, TI1Iedny, Oct. q, IH's
We learn from SandmakY. Ohio, that gree

PiIrsBUEoH, Thuiedny, Oct. q, IH's
We learn from Sandusky, Ohio, that great
excitement var occssonci in ts, city yesterday BY the
srrcst aud subsequent OF somo fugitive slaves
II appears tha, during the morning number Of fugi-
Canada Immediately on theif arrival they were O.
coted ~ their fcnda 20 the steamer ARROW but juse
"a the boat wss about 10 leave the fuve5 were arrested
~ some slayeesfcherr who attempted 10 take tness
eshore in which they defeated by u'e comnineo
efforts Of number Of persons Of both colors si,er .
,harp struggle The ssyecstchers then len me cDs,
ard the fagiuyes are now their way TO cansdA ine
Renuckans are much ehsrlDed bot console, m'o''~
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Five Doys Later from Havans-AFrrsss Ter
PessessinG American Newspapers.
NxxoaIxANs. Thur.day. OCT q.

NxwosIxANs. Thursday OCT 81. isIa
Tho steamship Empire City brings US HIS
dsies to the 18th inst, She reports that the pAssen
gers by the bark Mlsudon. from New Orleans 10 Ha-
ysns had been arrested and confined for having oopis
Of TAs Ntp- OrissHs ficsyEss in their pockets.
The Crescent City's passengers, taken out
ty the Black Warrior sllo arrested and examined
respecting the proceedings Of tho Crescent City raey
were sAerwsrd released.
One of the most influential citizens Of Ha-
was imprisoned for having copy of TAs DShs u
hts pOssoeeioa
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The Albany Post.Osice Robbery-The Jerry
Rescue Trials.

ALBASy. Thursdsy Oct. 81. ls52
The Jury in the case OF GEoaaE CorrisoHAM,
cti for rotbing tie Post Oice have been out since
M oclos lst night and arc unable TO agree upon
ysrfic, Tncy arc eth out .
The case OF ESocH REED, indicted for did
ing In the Jerry reccue WIS called upsnd motion WINS
made 70 oussh the Indictment the gronnd o. rrcgu-
larify IN surnOnipg the GRIND Jury finding the indict
m1nt The Court YVES occupied the whole day in hear
Ing sfgnnen-s.
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The Lobos Gunno fleet.

buSION, IhufsdAy, Oct II. M
IL is here stated that the owners Of the ves.
sent out from here to gather csrgoes Of Gusno at the
Lobos Islands have sent cut orders to their command
ers not TO semp, take It, but to seek fresh. e,s
where looking to the United States Government for
redress for the losses incurred thereby.
Com McAUIEY was ut Valparaiso Mt has, accounts.
aud il he remained in port fortnight Logger b. would
receive the coun,crmand orders OF the Government
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FASCINATION .Por The Tncun,

pT John rsEDxsfcx wEIsH.xfEI.
WHIRI she ia, who she may ba.
dare uot whisper unto thee:
But though I'd be philosopher.
cannot keep away from herl
Her tressos are Of hrownish hac.
Her che, k is fair. and eyes are el'ae.
Her hp i inll End sweeter face
Never did Murillo trace
and when she looks at me, there hes
such trusting .ondncss in her eyes
Thc', though ia be philosopher.
cannot get away from her
o. what Is Lovei asked sac OF me-
sand il WAS Ed0iairy,
And then kissedh her. ~ priest
Would touch goddess, in the East
b. she poor. obscure, or rich.
AnrcL girl. or foolish witch.
Care not !. but that her so-l
&c e. magnet 10 the po,cl
q. MY heart be still aud dccnr
Althy love but transient dream
IA ! Ia 40 philosopher
IeaHtO' kesP GnGy Jr0a her
20 fft. ~
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Anofhcr Meeting.

Avery enthusiastic Meeting was held IN the
loom Of the Couuiftee Of Arrangements, In the third
story Of tie Broadway House which addressed By
ZoruAs Mills. JAsrrs kelly, G. W. THAcHER, JOEL
G. sEv1EK, (Nember Of the Louisiana Legisatue) Gel
LovEzr. Of Tenn, and NICHOLAS CAyRoLL- oftte
Ninth W ard. who presided,
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. 81 1859
The Democrats OF this City chartered a large
couoge Of cmnbuses, this morning, and proceeded 20
Rockville, Montgomery Co, Maryland, whore a meet
log was hsld aud speeches delivered.
The IT, = steamer Waterwitch was launched
4 Is efornoon IN fine style, from the Navy Yard In the
Irescsce of great many people:
A Wing meeting was held last night In the
Northern Liberties oi the City.
Gen. ScOrT will be here tomorrow.
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p.n,.yIyonia state Fair.

L.NcAsrrR Pa, Thursday, Oct q, IsIZ
The crowd still continues 10 increase al the
Fair and 90 90 strangers oupposed 10 have VISITED
the Pair during the day-the streets arclterHly Jan3
~ sddr,ss viii be made aud premiums awarded IN
morrow Great disappointment was tell 1T the nonsr
riral nf GaLalal ScOit.
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Tic L. :. steamer Princeton.
BALrT1o8E, Thursday

bALrIFOdF- -ls'IaV- D-I =, IL
We have no mail south OF Richmond again
lis rnorl'.e. which makes three from New-Odeans
row due
The work on the steamship Princeton has
been eourlctcj She .iil drop down the river
row nd lortiy proceed to Annapolis, where she VII
he Joined By the other -hps Of the Japan Expedition,
and Pal Juni there early in the coming HOntn.
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Later from Rio Laneire.

NEvOELEaNs, Thursday, Oct ~ iS,s.
The bark Kirkland, from Rio Janeirc.
brings Us da,cs to the 9Th September. The general
news Is quite unrnpor'ant Cosoo bal slightly AL
vsncod. Exchange was At ~
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Tie GrIe ut Prince Edwards Island.
BosroS, Thursday, Oct, q, 1882

dispatch from llctOu 10 Inc frdreHT,
states thff the following vessels were wrecked In the
gule OF tbe 18th a. Prince Edwards Island; Schoonefs
Ataania Oc,an Siar Hannibal Augusta, Parker Rio del
Nortc sunbeam, Devondale Leader John and Girard-
al OF Gloucester Moy IIsker, Eliza Ann, Of Ncwbury
port: Edward Portland, Candacc, Brookyile, Speed.
Scotland md Challenge OF Portland. and Mariner. of
Bottom All bni four OF the above vessels were totally
lnaf Only one lite wac lost.
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Suicide.

MILWAUKEE,, Ihaf1day, OCT II I-J-s
4 German named NosPS, - years of age,
committed suicide last evening By taking morPdn and
opeuing vein IN his ann. He was Of sraspectable
fimi,y srd worth s4nOo0 Tho oe.se Il said TO have
teen lqye tftg,
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Yellow Fever Mt Charleston.

Cu.nIrsTox, Wedncsday Oct ~, .e'<
There were eight deaths from is Ell Sw s,c.
he OF hours epdiug a. 9 O'Clock this {" ean"'-
dsvA evening
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Democratic Meeting ut Syracuse, &C.

SYRAcrRF, Thursday, Oct sI ISo3
MeSsrs STANTON, WOODBURY., and senator
MoraTs addressed Democratic gathering OF from 900
10 9OO0 persons at The Democratic Club Rooms
rariv issues, SC. md created much enthusiasm Tha
or.fors went 10 Buffalo this morning
GEREIr SMITH is still stumping Oswego
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Bosros, Thursday, OF. q 80
On Tuesday night the dwelling Of M M r All
ct Anon sSca a. Dsr..S q Iss asnc. Mr. TIrIsa
wss slsent
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From UaIiiax-Public Dinner ca Admiral
SEYMOUR.

Boston, 1hursday Oet. 81, lsa2
The Halifax papers announce that public
dinner IL being got up to Admiral SEYMOUR, token
of approval OF the vigorous manner Ia which lie has
protected their fsheTies from the cncToachmcnts OF
foreigners.
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Congressional Nomination.

MEDINA Thursday, Oct 81. 1874
The adjourned Wig Convention Of the
XNNl District met at 10 O'Clock to-day and nominated
Ttos. T. FLAGIRR for Congress
Nsw-Jcrscy Free soil state Convention
IThe following report of the proceedings OF
tie free Soil State Convention of Trenton should hsyo
reached Us ON Wednesday evening but from some IN
expoinod c,usc, did not come TO hand till Thursday
morning
.ifoRoOa Session.
TRgNroN Tuesday, Oct, l9, l62
The Convention met this afternoon IN the
Temperance Hall
Tie Committee 70 nominate n Presidential Electoral
ticket reported tho following
E, s Lsse JSSrFH ceoPTR u c.%Se rs'
District Eioc,ors.
AFXR. BLAcK OF Glouceser. Gao. A. Evans, OF Monmh
STACY TAILOR, Of Buringu. JAMES y NoRRis, OF Morris
THOMAS '. JOHNSON, OF Essex.
The Business Committee reported series oil resoa-
tons:
The first adopts the Pittsburgh Platform OF principles.
Tie second declares that Freedom Is national. and
slavery Is sectional; ropudates any attempt to interiors
with tie domestic Institutions of any State declares their
object 10 be TIE enforcement OF tho Government from all
connection with Slavery and adds "as herein lice the
only permanent lNicty Of the Union we claim TO be tho
only lnicn party OF The United Sla,cs.'
8 Approves oi the nomination oil JOuN I. HALE, aDd
Pledges the Convention to cast their votes for him
TIM Electoral Ticket unanimously agreed to.
Mr. j = GRIMES moved 10 strike out from the second
resolution that repuiste any attempt 10 interfere
with the domcstc institutions Of amy State, aud pro
Ccoded to give his reasons
Tie motion opposed by L. >. LAVENDER and hcs
y. y. GOoprNOw and was lost
Tie resolutions were adopted
A State Central Committee was appointed, and the
Convention adjourned.
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MEDINA Thursday, Oct 81. 1854
The adjourned Wig Convention Of the
XXNl District met at 10 O'Clock to-day and nominated
nlos. T. FLAGLER for Congress-
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DRY-G0ODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

SHANI<LIN REILLY corner of Main and FIRST
- have just received and still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities, large and we'll selected STOCK o
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some oil he mos. ass
Onable goods brought to market this season. when W" u
fer at wholesale or retail TO our and all others
who may favor US with CALL very low Tor eash or pro
duce. The following comprises some oil the Leading ar
tieles:
Black and cocred Cloths, plain and fancy Cassineres,
Vestings, Cottonadcs, DENNIS Cacoes Gnshams Lawns
I;ereges Silk Tissues, Grenadns. blk and cord sinks
Bereg. d'anes white aud cold Mosquito Meetings., no
siery Gloves ces plain and drilled swiss Muslins Cam
brics and Jaconctts Bonncts Ribbons Parasos ana om
breas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; also, full stock oil
brown and beached sheetngs aud Shirngs, brown anu
bleaehed Drills TcSngs, Hickory Stripes Irish Linens
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins towels, Scotch Dia
pcr linen and silk Pocket handSerchiefs. biz and cord
silk Neck do bid SILK Grape, and Palmetto Shawls &C.
&C. to which would respectfully invite all TO come IN
and examjne before purchasing elsewhere. [ap26l
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wOoDBUl,N's FEVER AND AGUE

Nov offered 10 the public for the 6rstme. This med
IN cine has existed IN private family for more tina
fifty years. has been distributed To considerable eXten
among friends, and has during the whole time, aud ia
instances proved Itself falling remedy, whether
applied 10 common to third day aguc of well
known stubborn noioTiety.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor To give to the
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine 10y
their experience have consented 10 take agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, aud offer il 10y the
dozen single bottle. with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the med
ecinnscd according tdorcct0Ts does not affect perfect
and permanent mhI0tfl ALl.lS d HOWES.
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MEHICSL NOTICE.

DRS WALKER IL HATCHIri. having associaiec
themselves together in the Practice of Medicine and
Surgery would respectfully TO the citizends
Evansville aid vicinity, that they arc prepared to attend
O calls. either day " night.
DR.. Hatchtw pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
Office on Third street; opposite the Public Square.
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CO-PARTNERSsIP NOTICE

THE undersigned have this day formed n conar,ner
Il ship, under The name and stylc of LEWIS d Gay
and have made arrangements with the late firm of Har
rSton Crane * Co., To their Successors in the
Receiving, arding and Commission business in this
city,
we would respectfully solicit COT nsancc of the pat
ronage heretofore literally extended towards the late
hr, and bespeak the good Offices of friends, ledg
ing ourselves To spare no efforts To promote the
oil all who may entrust business our care.
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. LIST 1852 sept2- If CHARLES GRAY
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BLA CKSMITHrNc

70 .,aaS, N, Blacksmith, having conclpseo
Mill S business than he has heretofore done would 20
IVY hi sollet share of public Patronage He can @
mo.h ordered IN s line will Row be pronp,lv
Su no pans VIII be spared To please ali ,h
Pine. i0P on FIRST street mean
iNs9-3nl1
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pRs- BYFCRo & FINCH.

XyTOULD inform the citizens OF Evansville that the
w have associated themselves together in the prl
iice Of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics. Their Office
GA the corner of FIrsi and Vine streets.
Evansville June .Sth 1852 iu 29tc
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MEDJCAL NOTICE.

DR. p. II. JOHNSON respectfully tenders bis profes
soHal services Ia the citizens of Evansville AMI IL
vicinity Office First street, few doors above the
Sherw God House; the formerly occupied 10y Or. rtf
ton Residence near the corner of 9Th and Walnut SIS
iX23- 2ml
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. CASSELBERRY d NEGLEY having associated
~ themselves together in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery, would respectfully TO the citizens oil
Evansville and vicinity that they are prepared to attend
to all calls either by day night both of them
&c consulted at their Office, First street, door.
abo, the Sherwood House. ut all times except when pro-
fessiOnally absent. lanl6tfI
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DENTISTRY

TAS. II. JUPIN, Dental Surgeon. desiring 10 remai
- permanently IN Evansville tenders his profession
services to the citizens of The town and The sGrrOundn
country. Rooms for the present nj the Green Riv;F
House. jyl4lml
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Law PARTNERSHIP.

las. G. JONES and JAS. T.. BLYTHE, Attornies Mt
- Law, Evansville Indiana Lave associated themselves
as partners in the practice of the law, and will
TO praece Ia THIS and the adjoining couEtes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning their
attention particularly 10 land law. In short time they
VIII De prepared 10 give in few minutes abstract oil
The title TO almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
mets or IN Iamasco together with tkeir rofessioEa
oIhioh as TO Inc title, If desired. [jy25dawtfi
s.'LOUR from new Wheat in bbls and hfbls. "Polk
u Brands-' for sale by jyIsl J. u w. REILLY.
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Rand Raves
=" <.sshsbgtGn Hotel.

tOENER OF Water and Vine streets Evansville Ind.
~ Inc Undersigned have taken the above house an.
INFORM heir friends old friends and the travelling puls
gchefaIi! tlat they are prepared TO accom- nod.S
n on inc most reasonable terms, end the best si,s
~ IS their intention TO keep orderly and quiet b,sr
The table will all times be supplied with ibe Ins m
afhet nords, ard HEY have 40 doubt 10y their long ex
ence 10 catering for the public TO give entire sa.
t"cuoi 10 all. who may favor them with a call
aueSi-Om JOSEPH SPITZ d JULIUS PaRST
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

MIR. GEO. FOSrERisa member of our finn from n
~ aer tiis date under the and style of FostC
~ Brown. ootlul FOSTER d BROWN.
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REMOVED.

- linus, signed have removed their Boot ard u.
nIore 10 The corner of Main and First sr., 49, iun
nm receiving IN addition their former stocr
Instruments &c.. &C.; all of which tbex 'iusica
jyJ3-tf n c1W s s ,roerai Terms
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EDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated,
j themselves together in the practice OF Medicine,
Surgery I'D Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully Ia
inform citizens of Evansville and vicinity that OF
the firm found ut their Office First street, be
tween Main and Locust AT all times, day or night read
10 attend To Professional calls. llI3O-4w
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BOOK BRIBERY AND pr.aMv,o1
Ma NuFACGf1I.Sz NA BOOK

E c Eeuefs'gned respectfully announces 70 tbe
6,,ed p iie aud the adjoining counties ha, ~ a.
ns.ea up Book Bndery, First Street bcwna hs Ia
t;n with all the late improvements for .s,
ns e.c5. description of work in his line yI;i leu H
prepared TO do in the best workpanl me which he !.
inc lowest Cincinnati prices "Hier anu al
SFMsrazi %osA M uued and bound TO any pattern.
Snulng, done on reasonable terms Also P ~ , 10,
scrap Books. de-, made Ia order n'So' ron foilos
Y Orders promptly filled. Tje5,fl ID ,x,,.
- ~ PRINCETON Clarion, Narrck nsna. ,-,-,r ..
iveTser. - vi %, ara send biils 10
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"a % EE a. ..E - u . s@S
w @ Il MI & A n ID u

A Sure and Pleasant Medicine for HORNS
FINIS to certify the suffering community that hav
i obtained most valuable recipe from the hands Of
I. CowLEs, vermifuge in the form of candy, whc
will prevent all Diarrhoas. Groups and all coughs whe
the prrcpa is from the effects Of worms, which is IN
principal of thousands going 10 the grave,Inl
knowing the principal of the diseases. Dr. Cowe
after 81 years practice of medicine, finds this the
liable of all other nostrums. A. RUSH.
Main street bctw. 81 and 4th.
DosE--A child year old will take halri
stick every morning for days. Should this noth
the desired effect give small portion of SIENNA tea
hour after taking the candy. octlSul
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
In Gibson County.

INOR SALE reasonable terms the following property:
l. One hundred and sixty acres Of Land, ia section
seventeen in town four south Of range nine west, with
thirty improved, with house, smoke house nd Il
good we'll OF water.
Also One hundred and twenty in section eight,
town south of range nine west with twelve acres
cleared. and house nineteen 10y six feet and
half stories high with forty oil land uImprOycd
III section nine. The above property sold
change property Evansville. Persons wishing
view the above Lands will call on
THEOPHILAS BACON, or
iy1-3n HENRY SHIP.
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REMOVED

1hi FIJI ii, has removed his Stock of Harlx.r..
s,s te pest selected stock, selected bv himself ~ 81
orr =; I OF oreign and domestic Harw are W.
aIu"are trade. strict attention TO bniess nt
NesnicI 1 ~, 70 receive share public rstronse
his steel "uuers and others Invited to esasin
ImNI1
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED

i 10 the Lafayette House where can ~ neA' 900
" s ~ I'd! OF night, unless professionally engaged
ap'-u JOHN SHAW, C. M, NJ d.. &s.
- REMOVAL FOSTERS WNbayo go
Seir STOCK OF Groceries 10 their large and
new STORE corner Main and First streets where tLo
10 see their old friends and the public
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CUN MOUNTINGS.-
~ 200 Rife Barrels;
600 lbs Brass Mountings:
doz German Silver Nountings;
90 do Percussion Locks;
do Flint do;
90 do Double Triggers:
50 do Bullet Moulds, Wipers and Ribs;
Together with an assortment OF patent Breeehes Tai
pins, Cocks Main Springs. Nipples. Rod HeaGs Sheet
Brass ana German Silver, &C., for sale at the sign Of the
Mil Saw jyl5l G. VI. GRIFFITH.