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IN 8ANCE COMPANY.
VIE undsrsigHed Agent lot ibis old and well
Il established lRSutuu ~, continues Ia issue
hnicies Of Insurance against loss OF llama e by
IRE, also against The hazzaTJs Vi Marine ~ Ia
land Transportation, at thr curent rates ct ME
nllm charged by other responsible compaEie.
MI claims, Tor lOts, HHdef Policies issued bt thr
undersigned, will be promptly adjusted, aud
ruid hy the General Agent uf the Ismgary.
located al C~iErinnHii. Tie loss p1il rs III,
Company ia lhc WSsrm Cuuuff,, dy,i6v tie
last - yeurs, exceed g.. u00. 0uu.
JAM Ian" q. " PHILLIPS. Agent.
NEW FIRM.
" VIE undersigned, hating associated them
selves together in the Mcrchautile business.
will la future sell soods under tho uamc and sr,l,
Oi WOOD & SMITH,
At the old stand of J. p. Wood, on tbr ruro,r
aast Of The Court House.
Having nm unusually heavy sTOck Of w~Il sr-
lcctcd and desirable GOODS on hand. and being
drsr Gus Of reducing heir stock IL Iiir luvrsl
point before spring, thry will sell 1T
Reduced Prices.
tn sincerely h9Pcd that all tho obi friend,
and customers uflhe Store viii continue to call.
ana ~ nanny more ~ can mike il their interest,
and they ne assured lh0, n, pains shah be spar
ed u make Ihrm comfortable while acre, ami -
beast as we'll OF when they 90 away.
J. r. WOOD.
jan7 !. NJ. SMtTll.
NOLLlAs' ANus and ilalchrts. Together With
VA great variety Of Hardware. Qrcrnswarc.
Stone-MaIe, Groceries, Leather. eic..at
nova tipGz & Co
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JOHN PARKER, of Wheeling is author-
ed TO receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for the Sentinel L. Farmer. All
agreements made with him will be strictly
nhhcrr1 10 BIZ Us.
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ES An lrishman over in Jersey, warns
the public not tn trust his wife, because he
was never married to her.
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ETThe man who loses half an hour daily
going for or hunting displaced tools, looses
50 hours per year;
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,I.--FsI h. Cad., SEM mel and Farmer.
temperance Meeting.

Temperance Meeting.
S1l" To- CADrz, Feb. 81, 1852.
isiHhs Washingtonian Temperance Society
met pursuant to adjournment, in the NJ. ?.
Church, to take into consideration the sub
eet OF Intemperance, with reference to the
Of Cadiz and vicinity.
"The chairman. Alien c. Turner. Esq,
ssbGng present, the meeting was opened with
prayer, by the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell.
ts.R The Rev. Mr. Burns then made 4 few elo-
;fquent remarks, relative to the special OBJ
icct Of the meeting.
ts John a. Bingham, Esq, being called
ltpOn, gave his views upon the law of March,
1851, and gave it as his opinion that the Com.
munityis at fault, in not complaining to the
T States Attorney, inasmuch as the law above
mentioned is sufficiently strong, as to effect
ually put a stop to the sale Or giving away of
spiriuuous liquor, here or elsewhere. lie
further said that the law was, in his opinion;
almost as effective as the Maine Liquor Law.
Nh. Bingham addressed his remarks, for
about three-quarters of an hour, to a very
attentive and highly pleased audience.
Mr.. Lewton then followed with few ap-
propriate remarks, in which he commended
that the law passed March 10Th 1851, was in
full force, the following resolutions were read
land adopted
o, Resoiged, That the Act to restrain the
ssale of intoxicating liquors, passed March,
1851, be published in the Cadiz papers.
RESOLVED, That any individual citizen pres
cnt will feel himself bound to report to the
proper officers any violation of the law under
contemplation, and appear against the offend
or as witness.
This resolution was adopted unanimously
by a rising vote.
Resoiced, That the ladies present pledge
themselves to the same course, of reporting,
Which was adopted unanimously.
Adjourned. j. p. WOOD. Sec'y.
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CONTRIBUTION OF CHEMISTRY TO TIE HEAL.
NG ART.-Thc fact that Ayers ChcrryPcc-
coral is a Chemical discovery, may explain
why the distinguished Professors of that
Science (SilIiman, Hitchcock, Webster and
Cleveland, J have given their certificates in
its favor. None could better Judge of its
merits than these eminent men, and their
names would be a sufficient guarantee of its
value, if experience had not already proven
to the public that it is one of the most effect.
ual remedies for affections of the Throat and
Lungs ever brought before thcm.-Sciem;hr
Regiem.
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Ess-WeIch Il Phillips, are not determin-
ed to be behind their ~neighbors. They also
for a few days, have determined to put thci
goods at Cost. Give them a call.
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EE-A pen of II hogs, weighing in the
aggregate a.092-an average of ATS pounds
each-were slaughtered in Woolrich, Glou-
ccster county, \. j., last week.
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AN ACT,

aE.. 1AAN AASI
To restrain the sale of Spirituous Liquors,
SECTION |, Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of 1.-THE State of Ohio, That if any
person shall sell, or vcnd, or give away, with
intent to cvade the provisions of this Act,
any spilituous liquors Of any kind whatever,
10 be drank in the place where sold: or if
any person shall yend, or sell, or give away,
with intent to cyadc the provisions of this
Act, any spirituous liquors, of any kind
whatever, by less quantity than one quart
or if any person shall sell. or yend, or give
sAway, with intent to eyade the provisions of
Ibis Act, any spirituous liquors, of any kind
whatever, TO any person under sixteen years
Otage; each and every person, so offending,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemcanor ;
and upon conviction thereof, shall, for the
first offence above specified, be fined in any
sum not exceeding twenty five dollars, nor
less than five dollars for the second offence
above specified, shall, upon conviction there
OF, be. fined in any sum not exceeding twenty
dollars, nor less Than five dollars; and for
the third offence above specified, upon con-
Niction thereof, shall be fined in any sum
rot exceeding fifteen dollars, nor less than
five dollars Provided that nothing contained
in this section shall be so construed as to
make it unlawful to sell any spirituous H.
quors for medicinal and pharmaceutical pur-
poses.
SEC. 2, All prosecutions under the provis-
ions of this Act, shall be by Indictment in
the Court of Common Pleas, in the county
where such offence is committed, or before
some justice Of the peace, according to the
second section of the Act entitled can Act
granting Licenses and regulating Taverns,"
passed February 7, 1885. Provided, That
prosecutions under this Act may be brought
before the Mayor or other officer having jul
dicial powersi in any Incorporated city or town
i'll this State.
SEC. 3. In all prosecutions under the pro-
visions of this Act, it shall not be necessary
to allege or prove the kind of spirituous IL
quor sold but it shall be sufficient to Prove
that the article sold was spirituous liquor.
SEED. All laws or parts o fiaws licensing
the sale Of spirituous liquors, which are in
consistent with the provisions of this Act,
be and the same arc hereby repealed.
SIC. 5. This Act shall take effect, and be
in force, from and after the first day of May,
1851. r~ r WA JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
.r,....a r CHARLES G. CONVERS,
5f March l2, 1851. Speaker of Senate.
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eEOh1s EEE5OgE
NOTICE.

A. r my instance an attachment WINS this day
N issued by VIM. Arnold, II Justice OF the
Peace, Of Cad'z Township, Harrison County,
Ohio, against the goods. %cIiatlcls, rigiits, credits,
monies and effects Of CO. Bltckman. II non resi-.
dent of said county. HENRY BOYl.ES.
Dated this Sd day oil Feb, 1852. febll.4t
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LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
tons to "Senline! g. Farmer" since
Feb. p; 1852:
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CtDEX LODGE. No. I3O. q. O. q. T.
Metts every FRIDAY EVENING. lat O'Clock
in the Hail, Adjoining the Market House.
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CADEZ TEMPLE OF HONOR, Nc SO
Meets every Mondny evening in the Hall al.
Joining the Market House.
Regular degree meetings OH the first Monday
n every month
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New Advertisement Everybody IteHd
HUTBER INA.


HOsbDIh OHE
H. ANs ne
RAnWAVsS RETEPr
H. IN Scr ami onl, r,nrJv rys, 5000 \, H..
Medical Uis,or, III N. World tb,t b.. ,fars
80 In mo.t ~r,oIsnt n,iu, IN Lnt a ~.
,senni,-
IT wILL srs,
TIE MOST SEVERE F4ISs
In n To-, Minutes ana cure rLr uosr ,b.,.,,,.
anil torur,,i,r Rhcun,t;s N,u,,L;.
ami Nryyoss eomnl.ints
IN FEW UOURS.
tor und ExIeru,I
IT wuI srop
III MOST EXCg PAINS
~ ,tnu rup,s m YUr v,y,r,.r
.4ND mas CLREU
Rbeumari.r In Fnur II,r,s
N,uraIni, In On Ill
Conc In Tcn ,I;nni.,
Di,rtbm, +, Ejr on No.
Tnnth. ,,Is. In On, secnnJ
snusms /. F;va u;nnI.s
Cramns In F,ve rI;rn,c,
sick IIradHcLs I'm T;ra.n Me-.
Ch;u Frysr. In Fifrcen W;nm,,-s
CbilIhL,in. In FL Mi,,,o,
So FL, Is +, -, T',r'
Iusnor,, In a. IL.
rPINAIC0upI GINTS Ga Ioia.. S,r-.,.
- E-nisrs. C,I,. WnurI. F,nst Ei,es CLat.r
MorLps Dys,n,,r, Nc DaL,rrnx ,u,inu o,ta,
$500
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For Constable Of Cadiz Township.

EDITORS OF SENrINEL:-Plcasc announce
that | am a candidate for Constable Of Cadiz
Township, at the elcctionto be held on Mon
day, April, 9th. If elected, l pledge my
,sclfto do my duty.
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IEILIiA knSiiliaaactlt

OFFICE or THE STEUs. & INn. r.. r. Co..
StcubcrviIle, Feb. -, 1852.
HNiiE subscribers to the Capital Stock of he
Steubeuville Il Indiana Railroad Company
a ae hereby Notified and required to pny the
filh instalment OF tea per cent. on each share OF
the Capital Stock OF said Company, by them re-
spcclivcly subscribed to d. l.. Collier Esq. Treas-
urer Of sai Company. Mt his office in Stcuben.
Vile, on or bcEIre the lstIday of March, 1859.
BY order Of The Board Of Directors.
JAS. MEANS, Prcs't. pro TEN.
j. g. MURRIs. Secretary. fcb25-3t
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1HNITs0 2. r 7 tW,
Practical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
AGENTS .-H'Bean l. Knox, Cadix; w. vii
Iiams, Uhrichsviile; T. &. fleming, steuhcnyiIIs
and by Druggists generally thraashaut the Slato
Inn7-3n
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JANE EDDY,
am All phW n

Or None are genuine unless put up in large
square bottles. containing a quart. and name .
the Syrup blown ia The glass, with the writr 7
signature offs, r. Bennett on the %outsi,le wrnpn,t
or Price ST per bottle, or e holrles for s..
Soldhy J. y. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio
Northeast corner Fourth and Walurl st!cc,--
entrance on Walnut s,rcrt-to Hhn,n All order
must he addressed.
AGENTs-John Bcall. .nd M'Gran Il Kao
Cadiz; Iiogg & Parrish. Mnorrfcld john Hog
vi Pi"4sanii J. CrHmbacher & SON, Whsr';,
7. g. IsninE. 81, uhrnyiilr. !.
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Valuable Ind Foe. SALE
"a. 4. b-rs. (cuOtV

T7OI SALE reasonable terms, the following property
4 Ohe hundred and SIXTY acres OF Land, IT. setuou
.rcntsf, ia tpg fOar -oEih of .Ige uc west, VILE
iliuy Improved, with house., snnoSe house lId
good we'll al wafer.
Also One hundred and twenty acrva la section cigfL
tDw! fodr snath of rngs hibc west, with twelve
esArs aAd house unei"en 10y twenty SIX feet. oLr "a
i~li nigh, with fort. ARES of land impsOvcd
So tiOh i.iIic. The above properly sol
change far pfopert, ia Evansville. Persons wishing Ia
view tbs above LslIds viii call on
TuEJPHILAS BACON, or
iys.2m HENRY Snip.
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WOCDBUntNS FEVEE AID AGUk
EN MEHY

~ OW offered to the pubc for the frsttime This med
icAe has existed III private f-iaii! for more TIA
hN Wears. has b5eL distributed 10 steer Die eAtcI
loI frcLds, and has daring the wloic time, aud a.
instances proved itssfa never falling remedy, whether
an; lied OF to thirJ dal a.ue CT well
known stahbon iiotOrIci..
such eApeTieLee together with numerous solicitations
frui reis. has dOcrd the prop ctor to give - tao
public. The und srsiotcd, who Know the medicine by
t,cr experience have consented 20 take agency
for d RI Of Ihdians and Illinois, and nos OieT IL ID. is
tozeE single bottle, with tie express understiid:
that the wilt always De- refunded %hcrc te meti
eenised CcUruhg tdoretIo does not aLetta pcried
lrd permanent cure. LmhIG-tfl ALlIS 80 HON Is.
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IT. CHARLES REsTAURAT.

EMANUEL GUMBEBTS having taken the largo
II ihree-story brick building, the German Thea
friends and the public generally in the mos. approved
lyle. Ills Bar will at all times be supplied with tn
choicest drinkablcs ard the best imported Cigars.
splendid lunch will be set at 10 O'Clock every day. v
those 'hast plates of SOUP and all the other uxuri ct
the season. Gentlemen nc accommodated
hours ia the da! with any dish that market will at
fOi aureD.3u
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"a % EG "a zzzs = * : sss
~ ID IL ii { 4 n - u

4 SIRE und Pleasant Medicine for Horns
TVvIlIS isl certify 10 the sui eriI tonnIl itoht v
obtained most valuable reoI IOn. o. e bands of
L. Cow LIS, vermiitgc h. the form OF candy. whic
will prevent all Difri0 as Groups aha all coughs Abe
the lfc;. Is from the eietts 81 worms, whlth IS II
principal cause ao Ia the cr.vc.tII
kuoNhg the pril Ia cause OF tic diseases. lr CoWle
after - pTa,tcc of medicine, finds this the most "a
'iaLle Of ali other ho-trumS i. hts IL.
Main street. betw. 3d and eth.
Dose--A child year old will take ole hale =
stick every morning for four days Should this lot
the desired eject, give small portion OF sehLa tsa
,lour asGcr taking the candy. octletI
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REMOVED.

ME undersigned have removed their Book and Nus,
"A Store 10 the corner of Main and First street whera
the! are just receiving III addition TO their former stock
"a extensive assortment Of Books Stationary, Musical
Instruments, &c. g.. all of While they are Irelared &c
sell al wholesale or retail, the most literal terms
jyI3t T. CONYStiTON A. 30
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<s,p,rrier SlsoHis:cr ksr:tccs

FHE op, of this Brace sto remedy habituul STOPPING
ratEd AID crook cd sho ,iders, cas U1ok aid ehs
AMI pfas,Se erect aid gra,ei position, spcusablt
10 lth lrd beauty. II Is Adlt. - benc aeH, NO
aCi children OF II Occupations sud conditions
The rrsi lilis Vrtis Brte, VIII, on g j, bo,oue a
parent 10 al, AID is stupidity aiG aditton % te o.
ie, ra-,. lis best rec concentrations. 10 Is iiah
Ct perfectly clistic, cO.hitg ~ tha excel
icnuts p the common ShO. lde Braces H. -. with nOAt
% Us objections This brace ia SO constructed 20
swei ass. purpose Of Shoulder Er.ves aEd Saspsnders.
For sale At wholesale or retail by
KELLER d FARNSLEY.
dctl--f No. II Mater street, Evansville.
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BIZ ACKsMITETNc

| lAAIEL SULLIVAN, Blacksmith, having concluded
IL 10 steady himself and attend more pulriu,llH n,
has business than he has heretofore Gone would rcsfe
isH! s"h' share OF public patronage. He assure
iS numerous patrols I'D transient customers, that al
work ordered in bs line viii Low be promIaly atteIdp
TO- AID ho paths viii be spared to please ALI the world
ana The r. 81 vi mankind" Shop on First street near
Pine. /, I, . ~
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL KOrICe.

7 AIS. CASsLLLEhkl q SEGLkl having associated
tOg ether ia the l'r-0ti,e OF Aedcihe and
oGld RESPECTFULLY aALouIIS To Tie cliiZchs oil
IL die yeiItl thai they arc prepared ~ attend
sails. either bN Is night; OOth vi lnen
Consulted ~ their Office, ga Frsi street, doof-
House. at all times except when pro-
tcSslOnaiiS absent. '"hlbul
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4 SrPPi.Y Of phasgcnc Gas, The cheapest and best
- t- introduced Ia Evansville. always hand.
aud tor stiesD. JOHN L. LEN kHElA, JR..
D., a s!Ghutr iear MaNer.
tsiE.-@LU bbls saderur White Lime for sale low GS
- "a 30 CATALAN x FAkhELL.
- tNTs Ground H. OIL all eoors, H. Gals from Que
I ten pounds. fer sale hv
KEIAE. & FA RSSIEY, Druggists
mhl2-T No. III W aler Street. Evansville. nd.
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y ri TRY

las. II. JUPlN, Dental Su geon, desiring to rsina
y peTIugneLils Evansville. tetdcIs lis procession
i.r citizens col ,r iowa aud the surrpnrdn
eouitA. Iocus for tie present. at the Green KY
tl04s,. j. Ii iml
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DEMCVED.--The undersigne' IN as removed IN tI,
III house OF Mrs. DIR. Traon TIRED above the sher.
wood House, opposite the mansion Ross, Esq OF
First Street, or Doctors .9rerue.
Office al the old stand First ST. tv doors above Main
where he may be found al all times unless professionally
engaged lies J. X. WILCOX NJ ID
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MaUIC 4. NO IC6

TAR p. Il. JOHNSON respe,uull! tenders his proies
siOial n the citizens OF Evansville ai,d ITS
Nniuity OH,c First street. fen doors above the
horm Ood HOusc tic formerly oreG icd iH Dr. irdi
ton h.sidcHce the corner Oi 6t AHA walnut sts
iN.3.,ml
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DRY-GOODS.
spRGSG End MINER Day GODS.

CtHAAKLi q REILLY eorEcr vi NJ lii ana Fils' streets
- Just reeesyea aid. sail Tceei's aett iOii
the Eastern ces, large veil Sele>te" stO,h "i - -
and sLlp!c Dry tOous embracing some Oi lhe h'VsI az
onabIe goods DfougilI market THIS seasOi itn W.
fer ~ a.. ar Ia,l To our customers 4nu all 9th
may with call, sers 10" ior eLsh OF pro
duce The following comprises some Vi NC ie""is al
tieles:
Black aud ccored Cloths, piL ans, fancy Cassirieres
ycstlnys. Dchl,, tileoe Sii'S IS
Ber,.,,,s sS tissues GTeladDs. bk "nd tOld Silks,
B.r,.. sue-, whitc AID SOfd assa1tO Aeilxs, 40
Scr, gloves lccs in drilled swiss Masi!hs, AN
bril uls labs Boots ana s.osS; also, fHii sOek ol
brown aud Uca6ed sheetigs AID laTi4ses, OroWl' aha
blcached Drills. TckngS, HICKORY afpes, IfSh Lhei.s'
I'll, ,.Ioths ad Covers Napains, Towels, scotch Da-
pr linen aGd ak Pocket h4AdAerclcs, bla and Coz q
silk Neck do UId SILK GRAPE aId Palmetto Sha"ls ec
&C. to which would resi'eotibl! Invite ihtO CONE ih
aud ekaninx before purchasing eiSeS here. lal-0l
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E4Eag.Eg. & uAssN~LsY.

yETOCLD respectfully call the attention of Ply sicaI>
w country merchants aud the public seher"lly
their d.e assortment Drugs AID l.dioILes ofevery
rIet! contained ia the .1Gterid iocicG, which they
regularly re,.l,ilg from te Eas,crn cts ;,: Snca
tA vii sell at wholesale retail Ola the most ace0ano
dating
A..SO-Surgieal Instruments of ever, kind. snch az
AmpbttLg, IA ilalios! eases; ocNei hstfainehiS,&c.
Detss l'SlfuiciS - 'ases' Aceeh eN.I~''.S iiSt1f
ucnts, sach Curved TUrHkeN with pivot; curved com
Hohkel straight curved and doaDls o,ited Forceps ,lalf
Gets OF ever! dcser ZION, ca IA = cases WIN br~ss pump
eNustcr; inrov ed Scri,&toFs, breast puni trus
Of cre! dcseriptio Brushes, sath paint, coulter.
flesh, eloI har a''d tool hNcl Varel! ~ SnaN anu
toilet so.p, sdeh LOWS 3roaI Windsor Musk, Chinese.
Transparent Washing bs.fi hose, -lmLt Oil, Almond
NHrie.-i. Shaving Crciii a lerfauiery OF ever! KIND
All lie popular Potent Medicines lineage such as NJ,
I:ie's irufn.e Fhnsiock's 90 SWANS 40 Mustang
Imminent Nerve and lone do; OPOdcldook; Bstenan'
Drops GOdfTe; : CUf'iii, t-rs Oil, is Towhsehd'
aud mll, other pr>iar1tiofs % SarsaIarilla.
Partcul. atteitiou will d. paid TO TN! soia and Mcr
chants orders, tt Tie articles oarcii Il! la'ked IL
KELLER d FARNSLEY,
octI2-f No. IA Water street. Evansville. Ind
la nnn FINL Spanish sugars just reed FROM New
LO,UUU Yors, and lor sale % ....
REREGE D'-AiNES.-2 cases reed this day, and for
ID s4iehy JAMES LOW q co,
mA4 Az Maii street. Louisville, Ky.
ID PER A. ca 2Dr...
! ESQ reams Wrapping Paper {, NJ and DC;
~ 40 nardE are de-
100 do Cap (i.iiit lined;
$50 do Letter -sst'd quaities)'
l6tA0nsaud Envelopes;
100 laz Highlander Cards;
$50 dGZ Fulton do;
bal;s Cotton Wrapping Irvine; in store and fo'
slclow 10y !icll BADCOCk BROTHERS
CLINT )N TVyE DIE rec'd this day.
u per Alex seOt. ai.d lOr s.e by
ape JAS. Low ~ CO., Az Mair ST., Lou, ky.
StlLK SERGES.-e0 pcs Cor @ria 10y
> bT Jas. Low & Co., AZ Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
10 QgiLTS.-5 cases IA Lancaster Quilts q
III. JAZZ Low & CO.. AZ Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
Ar OSQUITO BANS cases for sale by
! vi j,I JAs. LOW G. Co, 81 qisin st.. Lou, Ky.
~, RAGS prime Mo Co-ee, reed tor sale d.
~ mll3 J.@ ". NELLY
| CtUGAR.-l4o hlds Fair to Ch"ice for sale 10y
10 jyl3 FOsIEisS q BROH \. Hain and LIST SITS.
! (NOFFEE.-l5O bag. prime Elo, ger alex Scott, E
! I J sale hy fielel SAMUEL OK.
| Of, CbUT Q OF p AET B75R;S.
1--WE Firm OH. T.. WhreefE Go. isihs d., dssolve
b, tautuui consent. Til. basiess VII carried o.
the old stand 10y Z. l.. Wheeler ho alone author.
ed to settle le business OF the late lTnl.
L. T.. WHEELER
m!2i6 JOHN THOMPSON
Ways! HATS! sg,TS!!-
have but little time To MAKE hats in advance.
u TONERS will find their advantage call and
ihe.r sizes registered tWs or three da. before hel
the Hat pay 1rlie s.ar at:en;i to ordered
ats. jsS AUTlER.
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REMOVED.

NJ. GRIFFITH, has removed bis Stock of Hardware
~ neAt door, TO c. Bells Drug Store, and is
P eA the best selected Stock selected by himself in the
hsei Aarkets of OreigI aid lOmesri, Hardware even
1efeu lis this Market. Prom his long experience in the
hard"sre trade strict attention to business srd fair
prices ne hopes to receive share of public IaroEaee-
Sieehaies, builders aid others Invited 10 exanins
his stock. I,uxll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14
REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

the ..Lsayelt House." where eau be found II Il
times 10y day nigEt, unless professionally gagged.
ap3-tf JOHN SHAW, G. NJ, NJ. D.. &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-14

I(EMCVAI-lh have removed MY Office ore souar.
IL and half above Main street. near the Sherwood
ilose on First street. and De found either there or .,
my reste,c, one square above, al ali times Unless pros.
sloIialy engaged III the city or its Immediate vicinity
tnhlAu DANL MORGAN, NJ d.
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Ar! l..t! MI

MIR SMITH, ofthe Eagle Rcstaurai. has made arrange
vi ments to keep Constantly on hand fresh suppl,
of stsrer Co. Detroit Baled ~e OF superior quality
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