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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05
THE CHEAP STORE.
WINDOW TRIMMING :

WINDOW TRIMMINGS.
(yORNICES with Galleries; Curtin Parres; Curtain
Bands; do Pins, all and beautiful STYLES reed
this day and for sale by aug2l BABCoCk BROTHERS.
DECEIVED this day per steamer Glendy burke, ~
III bales and brown and bleached Domestc,and
blue and brown Drillings.
APPS MORGAN, kEEN " Fhf.nioN.
CuGAR-5h hds prime just ecd per" Fanny Smith. /.
~ for sale by :. T.. GlLhEhI -,
any Sycamore near Water.
VXTINDOw SASH.-IO, 600 lights, ass'd, sIO 9l2 10.
Wv l2, l0-1i and IL Is, reed and for sale by
my4 SAMUEL ORR.
CtTAR CANDLE SO packages in whole, hal
aud quarter boxes reed ard for sale at reduced price
by lmhe9l J.& w. REILLY.
DLEACHED SHEETING.-lO cases "a, 4, 1914 an
I'D l24, reed this day. and for sales hy
mh22 JAS. LOW & CO., All Main ST., LOU, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05
BOOK BINDERY AND BIANK pcor
MANUFAC Glory

hE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the citizen
Il of Evansville and the adjoining countes ,h., IL IN
hsu up BOOK Bindery, on First street, between Mai,
ana sycamore with all the late improvements for
Hhg every description of work in his line which he h
prepared to do in the bes; workmanlike manner aud at
the.lowest Cincinnati prices.
Ebiank work ruled and bound to any pattern.
IL Magazines, Music, and every description Of Joa
oul'g Done on reasonable terms. Also, Port Folios
Scrap Books, &C., made to order.
IL Orders promptly filed. [je5-tfl r. r. lNNFS
III Princeton Clarion, Warrick Democrat and Mon.
Register, copy TO amount Of So and send bills 70
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05

DRANDY AND WINE.-0tard, Dupuy d Co.'S, ]. !.
Id Dupuy Murat and other brands Port Mine MADEIRA
Sweet, Malaga and Claret, hand and for sale by
feb. e. BELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05
WANTED.

n IME.--iao bills new White me, in good coopera,
i 4 reed this day and for sale by
~yIo PEESTOy RROTHERs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05

TMITTS.-ioo dog twisted sir Mits
mhoI Az Main street. Louisville, Ky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

IMPORTING MERCHANT.

ToADYIsM.-There is no trait of the nation
al character more odious to true republicans
aud men of good taste, than toadyism, and
there is no trait which is so rapidly becoming
general in this country. Already that f1mily
Of Pierces which is to go into the White
House at Washington, Of which we heard so
little before the Presidential canvass, is fawn-
ed upon and courted in an unprecedented man
ner. We see in the Boston papers notices of
marriage in "high life"-we suppose this to
be the term for the toadies-in which the sac
c0mplished lady" of the President elect is
made to figure, we believe, as some remote re-
Iation of the bride! We hope General Peiroe
may be able to survive the swarm that will
gather around him. They have killed two Pre-
sidenis
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goTging it's wealth. Knowing that increased
means of transportation are offered, increased
sxertions viii be put forth ia producing. To
Sit down, and to wait until the trade comes,
il very poor way to secure it. To sit still and
make no effort at trade, until that trade seeks
our river. OF its own accord, is TO postpone it
forever. Itwere as wise for the correspondent
of the Times to lock up his office and wait I'M
Ill some body came TO do business with him,
before he opened it again. 1t would be about
as wise as the conduct of those thousands of
young men who annually go to New York and
New Orleans TO seek business, and who, in
stead Of falling to work at once, even for no
wages, just TO show hat they can do, content
themselves with delivering letter or two of
introduction, and then sitting down at the no.
tel or boarding house, and wait for business to
seek them, while there are so many others in
pursuit Of business. Business must be sought.
ltcomes unbidden to no man, and to no commu-
nifty of men. Ii is the coyest of all coy nymphs,
and no man knows that fact better than the cor
respondent of the Times. The open office,
the open store, the open shop, the ready hand,
and the ready zeal, can alone secure it to the
merchant the mechanic, the lawyer, or the
man in quest Of employment. The open port,
the ready facilities, the exertion to get ii, can
alone bring it TO any town or community. II
we are dependent for such small articles as lard
and rye on other States, the fact is shameful
and it proceeds from the circumstance of our
having so long waited for these articles 10
come 10 us, instead of making some exertion
to stmulste their production. We never said
that these articles, or that Of wool, were SUP.
piled from Virginia. We quoted from a ia.
Bile to show that they as well as 1900 bar.
rels Of -four, had been shipped, among other
things. TO Antwerp, and we said that we could
produce them all in any quantity, and so we
can and will, if we can find demand for them.
We quoted this article TO show that the exports
from New York to Antwerp during the month
of April last, were more than one.third as large
as those of New York to Liverpool in April,
lS42
Can there be a seyerer commentary upon
the sit-stil and let alone policy, than that very
fact which this correspondent adduces in SUP
port of his desire to continue tina. policy? A
few vessels coming INTO James River-the
outlet of one of the most magnificent coun
tries the sun ever shone upon-a country
nearly as large as, and by nature equally fer
tile with, the Island Of Great Britain-were
unable to obtain cargo. And that too, after
the people residing upon its banks have been
for two hundred and forty years trying, with
out success, TO build up q town upon if.
Does not the writer in view of these facts
with ell his edge Of detai1-suspsct that
there must be something wrong in the system
thus far r,"rsUed, Of which he is SO strenuous
an advocate?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

GRADrNo.-A petition was presented TO the
Council last evening from Edwin Farrar, William
Einton and others asking for the grading and curb
ing of Grace street, from 23rd to 2eth streets We
trust that the prayer Of this petition viii be grant
I'd. Those living Church Hill know fun well
the depth Of the mud through which they have to
wade In this section, and that tine Improvement
asked for Is very necessary and desirable. The
citizens Of Church Hill have generally been very
modest in their applications for appropriations to
improve the Hill. and therefore can present the
claim of this improvement with earnest and M
yielding hearts.
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70 From the Baltimore ~un, Fec an,

10 From the Baltimore ~un. Pee a,,,
IS52s-CoNsCMPTIoS IL NEW YohK purLAnFT'
PHiA AND BALTIMORE HOG IL Can be Prergg,.d
ana Cured Died lass week Of consulnutlan. in
New York city, 55-out Of SEQ 900 iuha9t,llls. in
Philadelphia city, 29-out of GO population:
and n baltimore 23-,out Of 100 900 iEha itsats.-
1t 10 evident from the ab,va statement Of fac. s
consumption is less fatal in Philadelphia t!.s the
other cities. TIE cause of this is that Dr. Rgsss
Celebrated Cough Syrup and Family 1ledciass are
USED ty a.nlo5t very family in Phi!adalp
81 calling at any Of the Drag stores In Baltimore
Richmond, Petersburg NolfJlk, Washington Alex.
a1d,l., and other places, you oo:aia Ok L ,ses
Medicines,
His Books for persons in sickness or in health
can be had graf uitousis. ceIl-2t
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DAGUERRF,,yyuIS

Would you keep th,se priceless tIaa.s~as
Memories Of long vanished plessnyss '
And preserve for your behotdiuy
Forms and faces long since uaou,i;rqs
INCLUSION can take, With brief erdeayor
Face and form that last forever.
onia Iu,nia nleike, finely flushed portrait or
by distance or DEATH who would no, pi zs ar5 Is
sire to possessf clear, rich toned, dnr aIIs ne
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But t;6T rA
SONS Pictures withstand the test Of time a. ~ u
pronounced By the highest authority unsurss,"'3
on either eide the Atlantic, a-iS1
Our price for one OF these fine pc~t-aj,s :; -
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warralte IN 800
or no sale. W F'ease
Strangers and city are cordially ar;teI to cgn
and examine specimens.
-, Observe the name and nunber-vorr Soy,,,
SKY and Side Light Daguerrean Galley, ITO W. NJ
~N-00'' 10
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e Il was Discovered, aboa. % years

e 1t was Discovered, about 20 years
ago, IN the county OF King and Queen, by q Pig.
stefan, eminent in his profession, that Asiatlc Cho
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic. Dyseatery,
DiarIhosa, Lock Jaw, and many otter uerg l:s and
spssmodic diseases of very dangerous cLaraC!a.
could be easily cured. since ihet time he tss
proved that fac; to hundreds If GU. fellow citizens,
and can prove il to a. many as wi! .-y UUVAL )
FAMILY ANPLSPASMODIC, the people IayoEi'a
Medicine. They car s1t from PURCELL, LAtD
& Co, or any Druggist in the city. sceadv crtst-
meat. al 6--}.8Hts
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DRUNK.-A young man named L. c. Rusk, on
Saturday evening, under the influence flquor act.
ed in a very dlsorderiy manner, and was taken to
the cags. Yesterday the Mayor discharged him
after requiring 500 security to behave better in IA
ture Young gents will go it TOO "fast' sometimes
but if they cease from wrong doing their friends
will overlook their deinquencies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

HENRIco COUNTY CouRT.-Ihe regular monthly
term of this court closed Saturday. On Saturday
night Constable Lewellen with assistants made cap
ture in the county, of about twenty emancpaed and
free negroes. Several of them whipped and 9TH
ers committed, Some of the emancipated negroes
having remained in the commonwealth for years con-
trary to law will be sod and the result will be ad
diton of about $4,000 to the county treasury Pretty
good haul, that
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II The best evidence that can be adduced in 6yo
of the etcaciousness of Hollands German Bltters
prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson is the unprecedent de-
mand for them from all parts of the mon: ana al.
though there may be many compounds prepared and
represented being worthy Of liberal patronage yet
we feel constrained to remark that the vast numbered
testimonials with which the worthy doctor has been
honored by persons of the highest character and re-
specabihty who found it necessary to have recourse
to his preparation, is testimony sufficiently conclusive
that more ettectua remedy for the almost imnedat
relief of those afflicted with that direfU malady dys
pepsia has never been discovered. de
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WALTER IL HARRISON, Adit.



l. i noticed III the Dispatch OK SataIcay al &C
count or report Of the case OF tn Commonwealth
against Capt G Williams, Of the vessel George
Washington, in which my name ~as menil12sd,
&d have no doubt unintentio ma y n;srcpreseriea
The piece, in the first place, states that The te'h'
mony showed that acted too hastily IN Iha matter,
secondly, that a second warrant was Issued haa
thirdly, that | acknowledged IN coct: uat ha0
acted under msunC 2-si=Ad1g- 80 IFs' piace'
| don't think that aay discreet or sJaud thinking
person would see their employer uJJds thst ha0
been entirely entrusted to his care, Carl vH y
aaothet psIsoa ualaWfuily, without IsAins s5ns
step II prevent H. especially aiker haFlba GOoe 81
in his power to prevent, and having Ills II t4lsaf
tned, So was mine oJ one OF the c.e% 81 a." ~
sell il toL chec Mr. ARdeTsuus iron, snIch lEt3 LEA
aboard said weasel; if had suffered suca ihAg
to peas uaaoticed should consider H1ys+a 4"J-
thy tde confidence OF any gentleman II iAe -
cond place, discialm ever navtag sad II c'"I. ..
anywhere else, taat had acted uEceE a h's"l,"l'
standing. | stated expressly 70 th' ceurt, VA.
had done what would do again but was vi ing !.
say that ~ did not wish II lnJure any one 'I@.
after eu Interview with Mr. Lewis, thAl l Gl& -,
think that the Captain hsd any criminal 4te4s -
shou3ht that he had acted from mIsil d 'S'2"I
ing, 7 als1 al, claim that & second waf a"' eve
was Issued There wss but one, and that Was
search warrent 10 leareh the vessel &,d ~ s5.s-
heLd 81. persons 40 It misnl appear 10 aHa o-'
were concerned in OF claiming said iron. Ia -
patch dii not mentiJn Mr. CofneAs ie4"lh3.s -
all. liz CDt metz slatSu ti4sas LN8
tim to get the iron out OF the mud, tuf WI ca "ss
to pay him iol his trouble Tut alter Mr. Ls"a go
Inc negroes that they raigbt nave s"'ie b'e -
little pieces Of iron, waich Ar Lewis st''e0 "
on mother wharf and that he dd n9t !na- Is 81
amount to p ceatI Mr Cornell SAID 'A~' ~ ,ss
not hesitase in giving then perm'ssion 70 So .,e
iron in qaeaiiou, and Captain " 44.lams 'A0. ,.g
bought stu pouads OF Anderson lfvA. v -,-
S33 per ton, fl 81 50 Iae court, s's>F hs,,hss
he testimony discharged tise Cal sAH' 10 a l N
capsaia wa not gai,ty Of bTese1 oi iac :"
trading with negroes without wfltseA
from their master, but cid not tainx. I'll g
all the testimony THAI the Cap:sin hal an III /,
nal !nteni, bit directed the delivery q s'S
air Anderson tue la ial ogneras tae
stated, 1.-THE Dispach DOUBTS my 81 .. ~ ~ sg
Mayors dg cislop, call upon q LaH'Nc,I"
If sIl net corfo:t and call on every -.
who may see tais xpiaast en- II they iiia~ ~,
too hastily ia tao ,as'.sr, az 1t was my .
dress not Knowing one Of the crew OF taie - :.
and hasiag NY HE threaeaedM toachea NV
You're, respectfully, r,,na,oS
de lit Z. Y. oI-s --~-~-
xTANTED~-ny respeetso'e yoans -, y.
w nation ss seamstress ana hoaseA Gro
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HUsrINGs CouRr.-The regular monthly term OF
this Court opened yesterday.
The Court wsa constituted oil Aldermen Wing.
field Caskie, Bray and Farrar These honorable
dignitaries performed the duties of deciding upon
various civil motions and with their usual de-
spateh aud jad gment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

MY NOVEL; OR, VARIETIES IN ENGLISH LIFE.
By RuLwEa-We are indebted 70 Mr.. T. Il. Gre
sham for copy of this novel, issued froa, the Hsr
ger's press. the work has been already published
in parts in some of the loading monthiies: aud has
excited Considerable interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

SUsPIcIoUs-Annanias, slave to the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad company, arrested Sunday
evening with travelling bag his possession sup
posed to be stolen Ordered 20 ashes Another egro
no was with him, proving that he had connection
with wicked Annanias, was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

TREsPAssING.-A free negro, named William
Taylor, entered the premises of WIN NJ Dade, On
Saturday last, in violation of law, and yesterday
received 10 lashcs and was committed fo- want Of
register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-14

WoNANs' RECORD; OR SKETCHES OF ALL DIS
TILL d. 5u.-This ia the tide of very large
volume of 9Jopag s, from the press of the Har-
pers. The name Of Mrs Sarah j. Hale. appears
in the title page authoress, and the frontspiece,
is portrait of herself while the sketch of herself
is very superabuadaatly supplied with specimens
Of her own writings. 50 that it is very clear that
Mrs Sarah ]. Hale, "Editor of the Lady's Book, >
&c, has no caus to complain of want of attention
from herself The sketches are of courss generally
very brief and hurried, such vast mum Der bel G
crowded into one volume and prepared by on
hand. They doubt gotten together upon
the most approved and Convenient mode of Book
making. The sketches are illustrated by $50 por.
traits engraved on wood By Losing and Barritt
some of which look very well; and many Of which
are wretchejly bad On the whole The book is
practically gotten up to sell, uavarying object OF
those smar. and opu!eut publishers, the Harpers
Il vii SELL and il is moreover a very useful work
One can with the help of 1t very readily find ou
the prominent snd more important facts in the his
tory of, We suppose, all the extraordinary women
both good and bad, whose fame has become historic
whatever mag have been their walk in life. b
sides, it contains very good selections FROM
the writings of some Of the mos: distiag 1ishcd au
tlors of the geGter sex. Taa book is well printe
though the paper is a little thin. Those rich fel
| lows, the Hsrpers, might have afforded LITTLE
| thicker for work which they evidently meant Il
tike 50 dignihed position.
W. ara indebted TO Mr. Randolph for a copy.
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Henrico county, D C 4, 1852 -dsdclt

f@ To the Voters of the County of
acknowledgements myself to you, fel clriz ems,
as "a candidate for the office of Clerk of our Circuis
Court. tit should be your pleasure to elect me,
viii exert myself to merit the colf4encs that you
will pace Ia ma / am fliiy OF the dihca.-
Il OF the o1iic,, but nine years experience in a
well conducted office has given me such know
ledge OF the business wolid enable me, feel
confident, to give satisfaction.
,e lid" BENZ. POLLARD.
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lNcoRREcT PAssEs--Prince Sinton, slave to d
Quarles, was arrested with an unendorsed pass on
Saturday evening. First appearance; discharged
Allen Christian, slave to Christian, yesterday
received 10 ashes for carrying pass out of date.
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OuT OF TRACK. Daniel Lyons slave to James
7. Goode, was arrested out OF track Sunday even
Ing aud on yesterday pGnished with 10 lashes.
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r9ro THE CITIZENS of .,;ch,.ou,

. 10 THE CITIZENS of Hfcbro,d
AND STRANGERS VISITING THE ety.
II you wish to have your Hair Cut. in the Isis-,
and most approved style, and your WiiskeSs
chaGged TO beautiful black or brown color. hen
cal! az the ID if-Cut.ing, shaving, Saaayo.iug md
Bathing Saloon, under tao American Il lei --N
Blot, cod and shower BATHS. can 10 had
caiy, from IA to P ~ ana on Sa;u,,;1v IN - .
~. Single Bath % eeats, Or ave ticke.s ~ Ii
Entrance Oh llth street 40,
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COPPER HEAD-A negro named william,
Sheppard, slave to r & P R r Company, for steal
ing sixteen coppers from Thomas Wallkdon wat
ordered yesterday, SO lashes.
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- 10 the Voters of fienrico county,
hereby announce mg sell candidate for the office
of Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Henric0, in the
election to be he'd on the 10th December, to the
vacancy occssioned by the death OF the former
erk.
de 7-dtdcltt JAMES I. Redo.
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Observation-Disclosures slave to P Robiuson's
Estate for disorderly conduct on Sunday evening,
yesterday receiv d 10 lashes.
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RUNAWAY Mary slave to William Bethel, Wa
arrested as a runaway, by watchman Boze, on Sun
day evening last. Certificate awarded TO nir. Booze
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AssAuLrIsG Mary lallGinson, charged with
assaulting Rachael, slave to Heary Seal, was on
yesterday bouad owe. ia the sam of s2o1 to keep
the peace.
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q.
Mr. Stmons-Dear Sir II az, SO hi,ri,, dol; u
Win the picture You TOOK for me last wess 80
las given such universal satisfaction h nv, -
that have directed my wife to call At v,r cslr
'or the purpose OF having hers taken, witch VIZ
OF mine, wish them 70 match as near t,@s
ny "iie you will fad, think, pye.tg eS0 IN
Jet ana II you succeed with hers a. wi ~ T ,
do with mine, (Which has already csHsa5 80 %
dreds to Say they would call Oh YOU wi, iasI-s
you many patrons from cur county.
no q las y,.pr,.-.,,
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p To the Voters of Henrico Comfy.
The Office OF CLERK of the Circuit Court ct HEAR
co being vacant b5 the death OF the late incumbent,
hereby announce myself ii candidate for tnat OIL
hce The DAY of election being liked ct early a
period, Cue lG inst } it will not be- in my power
to ali the voters in person. should it however
be their pleasure to confer upon M the Office will
dc nay duty.
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HEAD QUARTERS lsT hEG'r Va. VOLUNTEERS.
kichmond, Dec. 18th, 1852.
ii ORDERS No, "A Re i'm nta! Court
Sd of Enquiry will be convened at HEAD z JAR
iii TIERS, on Tuesday, the 2lss December next!
~ 20 o'clock A NJ.
Cornmandants of Companies will make repCFt to
the Court oil all dsiinq uencas Of tie past year.
By order of Col GwYSN
de- I4-3t WALTER Ii HARRISON, Adjt.
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VAGABoND.-Robert C. Mountcastle was yesterday
committed TO Jail a vagrant by his Honor.
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@ Stabler's Good Mtdirips. IT,

prisingy beautiful style in which these artiees VI
put up, call forth the eneomiums OF Gil ,rbo 49,
seen thetn and this is certain indication ~
have been prepared with an uncommon DE-
skill and care, ard all wh use them car VI
talniy OF their excellence for the cuya If ca
and Disrrhea. d. - 'pGon
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,e7-d.d. BENZ. POLLARD.
s~ To the ruplic.- Your attention is

To the Fuplic.- Your aitcatl0n IS IN.
vitt4 the very beautlluI styles Of Daguerreotype
which MINNI5 & WATSON are daily issuing from
tneir gallery, No 354 Main street Mansion House
Nearly all, among ths many VINO visit our rooms
daily, are heard 10 exclaim: they the best I've
ever seen; they are certainly lie most natural
loohtag eyes ever saw. q we have aeYer re.
sorted to humbug, or tried to write ourselves into
notice, We ask tue pJb4!c to call and judge Tor
themselves. You also notified that prices
are as low as any Ia this city. Don. forget ta5
place, Ms 35t Main street, Mansion House
no 30 MlNNlS g. WATSON.
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S9 Some other tolks seem to thi5k s.vo
that Mr Slmons ia one Of our best artis,s re-
lowing complimentary letter fro1a pen,Ia,,a, ~
the country will be read with pleasure: ~
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u People OF America .--Tbou,.,a. =
you have suffered for long years with Rbeur..,sIf
many other complains, that in ia rs,s,s and
have tried have failed to cure and your yoa
Longer. 'Sger no
Aremedy is discovered and placed With, :,
res reg OF al, ina. VIII cure all Of these compaint.
healed This great remedy is the ''a 'aah De
Mexican Mustang Linimeu,,
lmpor tant and extraordinary cures ara IA
ported to Us as having been performed By shs -
pointed la its effects arc oissp
PRICES The Liniment Is put ND In 2 sza.,
90 cent and 81 sizes contain three and sT Ine
naca as Tue 20 cent size, and are much cbeanos ~
For sale by all Druggists, and by
de l4-d2.w1t p;t ~,
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tS Several book notices are unavoidably de
ferred
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49, DUNLOP, HiONCCRE & CO..
SS~-la ash the attention of dealers to their AK.
ton Sale OF Groceries, &c, this morning, d 10
O'Clock, and Shoes and Boots at IA O'Clock, with.
out regard to weather de IA