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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE TO MA
lv CARA FALLs.-ROCHEsrER LOCKPORY aaA
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.--On and after Monday,
Augusta 1851 Passenger Trains will run follows
GOING WEST.
Ist Train rxPress, trsyes Rochester u ~ A. NJ
ID Mail. Ss5
u Way Express, S3of.hl
R.TURNss.
"a Asoo%,oo NAL leaves Niagara Falls lo
ExpIess $40
Connecting both wsys at Rochester, with the rer1se
Trains on the A bsny and Rochester Railroads
Passengers BY this Route leaving AlDsny o. thu slSA ~
Express frein, the 75J AM Express Train will sx.
i've az Rochester In time for the Trais leaving Easa
Fs at $50 and will reach Nissars ras s 83i r n.
Passengers leaving Albany BY the 1880 AN Express Trsn,
will arrive a. Rochester at II r. M where they can remain
night and proceed Niagara Falls morning Sc
or5S5, and resob there at 9.07 A. NJ or 1883 p. M
Passen gers leaving Albany BY be6 80 r M Express frau
will arrive at Rochester at - the next morning ha7s
hou for breakfast leave at 80 A. In Express Train sg
Hiasars Fslls, and arrive there at 9B7 A. NJ
Passen gers leaving Albany In the II r NJ Express ria
viii arrive at Rochester 85 have 81 minutes for break.
nl253P.H.
Returning Passenger leaving N'ssars Falls By either Of
the Express Trains will reach Rochester In time for the Ey
press 1rans East and arrive Albany New York o. Ross
ton, several hours than by ny other route.
Trains this Road In direct connection and fnr
the depot at Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line. The Road along the Erie Can through tie
most beautiful ard highly cultivated portion OF Wesen
New FORK, and through the large villages Of Rrosksot ~
hon Medina and Lockpon
The ali new and unsurvssse5
Passengers TO Niagara Falls will take the Car o. the ss1
sithe Rochester Depot. WARREN COLaURH Suyt
Rochester. July 81, I859
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CITYLOAN-STATE GUARANTEE

TITH LOAN-SIAIEG UAhANI lee.
~ $4,000 City Of Wheeling SIX per cent Coupon
Bonds by the State Of rgDia able IN twenty
years Coupons for interest payable semi annually tJuy
And January At the Banking house Of Duncan Sherman
Co, in this city.
These Bonds issued 10 the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
read Co for the subscp on Of the city 70 its stock They
are Issued under full powers from the Legislature, and are
guaranteed by the State Of Virginia The guarantee wa
given before the adoption OF the new Constitution which
prohibits the future sny pledge Of the credit OF the State
br Dch purposes
These Bonds under the guarantee OF Virginia are oousc
cred Is safe a. any security in this market
ese6 proposals will be received for these Bonds (which
Of the der onaon Of OO a. the Office Of the sub
scriber, until O'Clock NJ the 10Th dag Of September
Bids will be made without regard 70 accrued interest Tor
Ill seerued interest will Be added when the Bonds are
PAID for.
The premium win be pac the day sner the enins Of
the bios and the par with accrued interest may he paid
the option Of the bidder any time before the 9th OF January
next thus giving capitalists opportunity 70 seure most
reliable and permanent investment without preeipstey
cistui bins their money arrangement
BIDS should be directed Proposals. Tor Wheeling Bonds
and sent to the subscriber by O'Clock p M Sept -.
J.THOMHSON W all st. and Broadway.
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T. n MINruRN, Auctioueer.
M EDNESDAY, sept. ! 5, at 0 O'Clock,
w a. the WslLst Ssle+Room FRENCH WIN
DOW GLASS. l2oe0 boxes French Window Glass Of "a
vohte brands Of let ID Sd ard 4th quadss lmpFising
full sssortn er OF szes rom 6X8 u 4x4 large portion
Of the above Glass o. recen. importation The catalogues
viii Be Teaoy the 5th OF Se9te uber.
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WADDING.-The original Star Wad.
kATHB0NE, Chatham -Four Cornen NOREHHoSffrssrh
sEk1iIT, Ne 81 Pinsa, Assnts
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Drp Goods.

Dry Goods
L .. WILSON & CO, No. u
~. COURTLANDIst, loppos'is the National aud
Western Hotelsl and
Nos. II ard IS DEYst,
NevYork, have IN store tGl assortment OF eyery de-
FALL and WINTER GOODS
TO which constant additions will made by every arrival
Our stock will comprise lsrge variety Of
TAlLORS GOODS.
English Belgian, French German and American Cloths
CauleTes ard Doeskin Silk and Wooden Vesngs SaNn.
cts Twseds Kerseys ploT Cloths, Serges Trimmings. aud
eli ether goods sppe alang 10 this d9pays which we
call the attention. Of manufacturers Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and others have also ST al tmeson hand large and
DESIRABLE STOCK OF HOSIERY.
selected with great care emb acng every description OF
gooos In This hne; SIX, W0olen, and Cotton Hose and
Hs hose Wrappers and Drawers all kinds Of Gloves snd
MittS Chidlens Socks Hoods and Sacks Noolen Yarn,
&c &c.
Also, Department devoted expressly to
SHAWLS.
IN which we ofer handsome assortment
Also, full stock Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
In our WHITE GOODS Room viii lie FUND all ths. Is
choice o. desirable In this line
In add Ion 10 the above. have fill stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS
De LANES, Ginshams Merrsck and COcheco Prints Dan
uA Supes Brown aud Blesched Shee;ngs and Salrting
&C, ~ ne lowest market prices.
months and short credit
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REWSBURY. highland

4 DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE. Uons Brsnch) PO6y
WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCk
(Aiddletown,l and RED BANK.-Tbe and splendic
steam boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. "a. Hsgserty, VIII
lssvs tho New.Haven Pier Peskslp, East River, ~ fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

On SUNDAYS, weather permitting, the EDWIN LEWIS
will 70 KEY FORT, touching az Fort Hamilton lesg.
ing the foot Of Hammondst at 81 NJ and Robisson e.
cts A. M. Returning, leave Key Port at3P NJ
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EREIGHT TO VERMONT and NEW

TRAVELLER, from Peck alp, every day ss p. II
Through ticketa via NewYork and New-Haven Railroad
Freight O&ee Nc. i5a eerthst, n Y. Y.HYDE, Aruk
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LNOR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK.

THE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN
Il CTS sKIDDY will leave foot Of Jayss at O'Clock
for Albany, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI,
DAYS, making the following landings Wost Point New.
oursh roushkeepse Kingston Bristol Catsk and Hudson
returning alternate days, making the same landnsp
This boat Provided with Franciss Patent Metallic LA
Boats Fare 81 The owners feel confident that passengers
will pronounce her the safest and comfortable boat On
the river JAS. MCCULLOUGH Agent No I59 Proot-s,
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HALIFAX STEAMER, for Hall.

FAX, NOVA sCOTIA.-The and sple1dit
steamship SIR JOHN HARVEY, bath expressly Tor thi
ne and furnished in elegant style for the sceommodsos
Of psssepgers will leave the end Of Lone Wharf 8otos
for Halifax, every SATURDAY, st geloek M ans
leave Halifax Tor Boston, every TUESDAY, ct 50slosl
Pm Fsre-Eirst Cabin, including meals $40. rNs-ss
sond Cabin, without meslh s. FOR freight OF pssssse,
ply TO CLARK, JONES co, sor.on; WEI
1914
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VIHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
4 TTNIrvD STATES MAIL 'msf

'oTR9 9 ,ST ne c,ps Wss. PACiFC Capt Nys
ARCTIC, Capt. Lpee, ~ BALI t - o. N"PN N0'--''
Yhese ships have been butt y eoas scI l HI Iii, ses
strrcon IS sso IN theu Engines 70 iusafe 'Iensh NJ
med and their accommodations for PA@enssts are ~.
ap.led tor elegance ard comfort Proe d passage uoS
Eev Yosk 10 Liverpool In iIScas sA1in si.o 10 seSs
10 $40 exclusive Of extra SIZE state rooms SV uun
Liverpool 70 New-York $50 snd ~ An u
to~- sN'" III OpOSLD hATES or SAILING.
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NOR AUSTRALIA via PANAMA

u The splendid double engine steamship SIERRA NE.
NADA, 200 tuns burden, J. D. Wilson, Commander will
leave Tor Asplnwa direct MONDAY, ith October IoIn
her dock, pier No. r. at O'Clock, Z NJ connecting
Panama with the fast sailing clipper bark ST. MARY,
which yersl will be In readiness to receive the passenger
y the Sierra Nevada
Pasengsr Tor The Australia Geld Mines will find this by
far The shortest route saving 5000 miles Of travel and
avoiding the danger OF doubling Caps For terms apply
10 }. HOWARD a. son, Agents., No "a Broadway.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

Y ! for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. I, North River,
foot Of Battery by steamboat John fotsrTwo aeo
daily; Morning Line leaves at NJ Afternoon Express
Lire p NJ through Philadelphis In u hours Fare,
i clss, S. ID class line by NJ only ~ Returns
2PM Emirant Line BY steamboat Transport from Fa
Ne. l. at5PM Fsre 81 so
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yvHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO
tn, nep and elegant Steamship SlEhkA N.Y. AOA,
TpTRSDAN. sept - ct 7. NJ, preeiseiyi conaeetns
A. Par ANA with the new double engine STEAMSHIP COA-
TBS q B. Cooper Commander which vessel leaves Pan
ana OF the s1rs OF the pafssGg -, passage a9py 70
DAVIS, BROOKS Co,
G.ns-sl Aseuts No. 3 Beaverst, Newly ork.
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From Shrewsbury,
From New-Yors.

The stages for Squan will IN sonnscoa with boat
Stages 70 convey 20 ell parts OF the COUNTRY
Al persoEs ara otes hrsRs the shove kos sssoss
| Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

AYE GlMPS.-A large assortment of
1a ot 80 Slmes OF The last imporstions JUS. rece we'd
rrsen 800 me Attest styles and prevail ing soors for the
vet RiAbcr. soou assortment Of colored ard black vel
.s sy.s ss stock Of woOlen Yam and Eassh Wor
n Is'e 2eAtJ In eolors eonstsnty an hand AZ lie
kR BOLDLY
No. 81 Catherinsst
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI.
n -, CAN CAN ROYAL NAL, MAIL STEAMSHIPS, between
BOSTON and LIvERPOOL.-Ths Boston ships only call
ing Halifax 70 land and receive mails and passenssrS
asfslS Sc !edla k kTSGEA . s.d as'
AAAN''A N s o1MssrA J oHH ei,es' Lang
fhsss vessel. carry clear white light head oa,
AsRICA, Hsrrs5n, In NETWORK. Wednesday, Aus2
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON Wednesday Sept l.
ASIA J1d,irs from NEWYORK, Wednssday Sept s.
AMERICA, ohsnnon I'm BOSTON Wednesssy, Sept Ia
EUROPA, Lott, frOm NE W-YORK WEDNESDAY seot u
HIAGARA stone nom BOSTON "Wednesday, Sept q
CANADA, Lang, fom BOSTON Wednesday, Oct -
ASIA, Jsdsns, hum NETWORK. "Wednesday, Oct 20
AblE RIGA, Shannon, from BOSTON, Wednesday Oct q
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK Wednesday NoyS
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON. "Wednesday. Nov TO-
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON wednesday, Nov "a
ARABIA =, from NETWORK, "wednesday. Dee. l.
ASIA jodsS. from FEW Yosf De
EUROPA, Lott hom BOSTON. Wednesday bee n
rss' s' nom New, iof. or Boston TO nVspool-Tr
Berths not fecuIed until paid for.
Fre'eht viii b ehHsee specie beyend amount ,f
An experienced surrson on board
- All letters ard nsWspapers must psrs throush ths
PostOfee. boT freight or passage apply 10
y. CUNARD, No. BowllnsG Green.
Frenos, German, and other RoreiEn Goods receives
and brought 10 conn with British Goods ThroQsh hh
Of lsdins are gwen II Hsyre for New.Y
WATcHEs BY order Of the British Treasury w..che.
Manufacturer vii Be hereafter admitted In Enslsndin tss
nu Tor the nited States and countries. In con,s
qrence OF heh French epc 5wss watches nay be shiposI
n HsyTe ior NewYork Boston via Liverpool vithoatfn
srns The rsk, hereoore OF being seized ~ the ErGi
Custom HOufe
EXCURSION 20 EUROPE and BACK
IL In FORTY DAYs.-rhe LIVERPOOL ana pHIL
lDELPHlA STEAMSHIP co. !stssl ssliss ts,.f nsr
stssnsEip, &C follows "
CITY OF AAdchEsfER, zl25 Cstt Robert I.lt..
CITY OF SLAeGO", l,6l0, Capt William WrIi,
fEoA rHILAOELPHIA ~"
CHI VI hAnChEsIEk.. ....saturday ssrt 4
VII VI sAAsoOW ......- Saturday, Ott 4
,, =, =, -, 800. . IRON LIVERPOOL
INV 0v ~ wednesday Sept
SI.1 ~ " aAnSh ...... Wednesday, Sept q
RATES or PASSAGE
s,l.on Saloon ,a.r st.s.ns
- Onward IS S5v,T r.
Iasluiins Stewards fees
THIRD-CLAss PAssENGEas
nneed number Of third-clsss viii - tshsx
tom Philadelphia and Liverpool and found In provtons
From Philsdelphis. 81 From Liverpool &c ruiuss,
srsifht fne goods 60 per tun sosrss 700. 49,
ware, lie, viii be taken subject 10 ssreemeut
N B. By the late alterations In the saihns OF thea s>s
en- and the facilities for quick travelling BY rsilroad snl
steamers In Europe these 70 whom ms q IN obieat a.
siuea allowing them about ten full dsys 70 10 10 bsss
tuning ana b beck In the United ststes fa 90 davs -
starting Rates Of passage out and home-IAs, 49,
bsrths $lss; midship $40; forward ai2O th,d 80 80
A experienced Surgeon viii 10 sArfsl a - -
~ SH Gifsi ~ IcH .s,h sgBly g
ACHAADsoN. BROTHERS CO., LvUrooI
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umpire CITY LlNE-Through to
II SAN FRANCISCO At reduced rstss W., ASPiN-
VAIL and PANAMA The new and splendid double en-
s,rs I..,msbio SIERRA NEVADA. 800 tuns burden.
J d. Wilson. Fsl Commander Will leave Tor AsqinSaI
direct on THURSDAY. the 20 S-ptsmee- from her per
No North River. At . clock precisely .
The sierfa Nevads VIII connect with the New fork shd
sar Frsncsco Steamship Lines steamer a. Fana - 81
verified IN smother column By said Company 80 tha paea
% sre vrarsnteed through passage BY steamers, unsur
p.ssed for speed. ventilation and accommooaIon rOs
hsish' o. p9''asG HbtvSRD ( SON. No 81 Broadway.
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NOR PORT PHILLIP, AUSTRALIA.

H. Clipper Line.-The new clipper ship ASCUTNA ,hsy.
ing unequaisd accommodation viii sail the 18th INST
For freight passage, apply board pier No 10 r.,
w I. DLGAN, No. - Font ST., RUSSELL NORTON
No. 81 Old Sip or ELLIOTT ABkELL. No li6 Pearst
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Eh NJ NJ AC and COCHECO
,o a., "A very extensive .s.o nsn. Bav....
TWEtnV No 10 Ee ssl.iss ,h.m at
importers and JObsers No n srossS,.v
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Parry For Mes or -Ans. is Havana ne i''s2-
40 steamship CRESCENT CITY, D D Porter =. , n
eeum.nl.r r fAl 1um The per 81 lot y " Atets'
~ n HOSDAY, SEPT n, q 2 oclDes .. ". Pr'eisalJ
u.1Ts OF PASSAGE RAyAv, syD SEv-oHLsAH,
NEW ARRANG EGENf 49,
tNer s.oors
Sfs--..s Bes.hs. ..............'''''''' -
tpecle OF taken fret gh 70 "a ssnA -, .rAs, I'm
yTs,,bt t,k.p n Nsg Orr, us.t 81 eenr Sei ,,-.
sper, OF helsht az requested % 'aePY - a u,
zf,h m. Compsngis bili. Of sdns. aiSh uIe5 ss5
,opjeatiop A. tie o.ice No other form : ~ "a
10 bFls Of Iasinz rTned a4er the ship las ','''~'
Fl- feizht passaxs s1oiy ~ 49,
III o. ROBER1s. No. IN Nest<t' cot. v ais-
NETWORK and SAN FRANCloCO
Steamship LINE Through to San Franes7o 81
Reduced Rates-N0 de entii me ltnmls-t ny h--
srS SPLENDID Steamship UNITED sTAIEs, Wuiain
ger-v Commander vii leave Ne~-fork for Aspin|aI
Navy Bav on THURSDAY, September ., e n
orscisely eop-eetiug A. Panama with tn- neV couois
.rrue .esnlshp CORTES ao tuns, Ihoa b trooper,
rr.ander Y hich steamship lssv7s fsnsms on tne
sva of the passengers By the urited safes ior ssA
Frsncaco without stopping sn7 fntermedla1e eo5n lit
lire has never failed 81 the appointed uue
These vsses IN sccomn odstoas ventilation speed sns
safety rsssed- Ar experiences tuls4eA-A - -
tschsd % esch steamer. , .--L-, -. -
F.seuTeIs Eil dsembssk sloneAde tne WHAT !" AsPi1
v,1 and ale the PArAma Railroad. Aupyto
-- ~ DAVIS BROOKS CO.,
General Agents, No . bsayer-st' OF 70
No l0f We.t-st corner Of Lioerty-st
The steamship UNITED STATES again leaves New
Yort on SATURDAY l6tl October 70 couneet al above y
Panama Nth the isvorite steamer WINFIELD sCOIt
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CENTRAL RAILROAD co, of NEW

A 'EN1hAL hAlLhOADCO,o OF NEW
~ JERSEY-Through nom New York to Esston, Pa, Ii
-Four Hours, commencing Aug Leave pier No l. North
mediate places st A. NJ, ~ ~, and As p. NJ, and foe
somervile at p. NJ Returning leave Phil psbug (oppos
site Eeston) at 6 and l036A. n ard 3l5 Pm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-20


TJNHE undersigned has become the Proprietor of that
i beautiful Watering Place called, "Pgeon Springs"
situated on Pigeon Greek i'm the immediate Neighbor
hood Evansville Ind and about half mile from
the Ohio river The mineral water of these Springs is
well known to the neighDorhood and for Medical pur
poses has been used for years. For bathing purposes
they unsurpassed by waters of the West and for
Cold aud Hot Baths, attached the premises an1 will
always be in good order The subscriber will be enabled
forty fifty persons either in families
slngy. There is large Vegetable Garden attached
to the premises, where every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit in season, may be had There sixteen at
tached to me Springs, divided off into Lanes, Walks
aud summer Houses, and aordng pleasant places ofre-
during the heat of the weather 0T children The
table will be supplied with every luxury the market
afford and the constant intercourse from Evansville to
New Orleans and the South, enables the proprietor to
procure every Tropical Fruit to be found there To those
persons at the South elsewhere who desire comfor
table residence during the Summer months, with easy
by the largest Steamboats, at all and who
daily il their business requires their return home
find steamboat conveyance, the subscriber knows no
place the Ohio river presenting greater ady9ntages
Evansville, in whose immediate vicinity the Springs
situated, is remarkable for its health and Omnibusses
will every hour the city from which the Springs
distant less than a mile The mail arrives daily both by
land conveyance and by steamboats, at Evansville. The
Cars running out twenty five miles, to Princeton, and
in a short time will to Vincennes. The Electric Tel
egraph communicate any time with every part of
the country. In fine there is place where a man of
moderate means, who wishes to pass the Summer months
pleasantly and quietly do at little expense at
the Pigeon Springs. Charges will be moderate.
The Proprietor speaks the French, English and Ger
man languages. CHARLES KILLER, Proprietor.
II IN. Orleans Picayune copy TO amount of So, and
send bill to this Office.
/ ,ansyIIe, -..U! iI.-lu
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned have tax en-, for term of years
ks, that large and commodous threestory Brick build
- ing lately erected by Mr.. II. c. Herscheman on
the of Second street and Fulton Avenue, in L.
masco City, in which they have opened House of Enter
tanment. to which they have attached Family Grocery,
and now respectfully solicit shere of public patronage.
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient Sablnls
and capacous Sheds i'm of the lamaseo Steam Mill,
and c0nvedient to the premces They have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms and lodge comfortably GfypersoRs.
For those who in the habit of partang of the ardent
they will find Bar well stored with all kinds of choice
liquors and attention ana an accomplished Barkeeper who
will at all times attend their Their tables will
at times be supplied with the choicest Wards and veg
eabes the market vii. Afford lis their Intention at all
times, TO keep an orderly and quiet house. and pains
will be spared render their guests comfortable. They
have, doubt but their long experience in catering for
the public will enable them 10 give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with call.
The of such house in this part the city has long
been felt, and the undersigned in hopes generous
public will second their endeavors to remedy the deci
ency- BRUGGIMAN oS FISHER.
Lamasco City, May 10th Str
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wooDBUsN,s EEXER AND AerI

NOV offered to the public for the frsttme. Ihis med
~ icne has existed in private family for more ina
dfv wears has been distributed TO considerable exten
among friends and has during the whole time, aud N an
instances proved itself failing remedy, whether
applied to cases or to thlrd Gay ague oil wen
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor to give to the
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine 5y
heir CIV, experience have consented to take an agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and now offer by the
dozen or single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the med
ecnnsed according doirectons does not affect Perec'
and permanent cure. [mh10Ul ALLiS az HOWES.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

Law Evansville Indiana. have associated themselves
as partners in the practice of the law, and VIII continue
to practice i'm this adjoining counties, and in the
Supreme District Court They design turning their
attention particularly land law. In short time they
will he prepared to give i'm few minutes, abstract oil
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ment or in Lamasco together with their professional
oninion as TO the title. ifdesired. [jy25dawtfi
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4 "a Lots Adjacent to the City Of Ev-
ansVillc. for sale ut Public
Amc. ion.

THESE Lots will be exposed to sale at Public Auction,
at the Court House In Evansville on the 18th day Oh
Juiy ir5 Isl Lots lbesdes several Blocks not d on
in lots) the same being situated on the n''Sn 1n
between the farm of Emanuel Hull and the Canal These
Lots afford the eligible sites for private residences
that be found in near the city OF EVansSle anu
their proximity Wabash and Erie Canal ana 10 he
Evansville and Illinois Railroad, render them wen wor
tey of the attention only of those who wish 10 secure
pleasant home but also of those who desire TO invest
money in real speculation. Sale TO commence
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, of said day.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third ofthe purchase money, c@sh
the balance in equal annual pay ments with in
terest from the day of SALE and payable any reei
from valuation or appraisement laws.
PIas NAV be seen at the Office of Baker & Garvin ito
whom purchasers may refer for further normaton or al
the Office of VIM. NJ Walker, Esq.
myI2-tds j. >. ChArl.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-20
n MER1CAN HOUSE,
Corner First and ZINE Streets, ErdnsriU
Indiana.

,.-aa The undersigned, formerly of the Jenny Lind
T5iJ House, has taken the above House, aid informs
eahll his old friends and the travelling public gener-
lliksA ally that he is prepared to accommodate
them on the most reasonable terms, and in the
best style.
This House has undergone q thorough renovation is
newly furnished and fitted with special reference to the
comfort ard convenience of IFS patrons.
The table will all times be supplied with every luxury
the markets Afford and pains expense shall be spared
to make the guests the House comfortable their stay
pleasant.
IFThere are few spare rooms, which gentlemen can
have by applying soon. "
feb16-tf GEORGE SAVAGE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
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A Sure and Pleasant Medicine for Worms
yIyHIS is TO certify TO suffering community that hay
obtained most valuable recipe from the hands OF ~
T. CowLEs as a vermfuge in the form of candy, who
will prevent all DarrhGas, Groups ana all coughs
the rincipa is from the effects Of worms, which is tn
principal cause of thousands going to the graveyard
knowing the principal cause of the diseases Dr. Cowe
after IS practice OF medicine, mus his ,e
1able of all other nostrums A NJ sn'
Dosr-A child over one year old will take one halfa
s,ick every morning for four days. Should this notm
the desired effect give a small portion of SIENNA teal
h 1o after taking ihe candy. loctls-tfl