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

don't like him. or his conduct We tell
you. tia: the sooner i. 10 dropped the
better; for the people and press are not
going to be dictated to by any man. and
If we laugh at threats aud personal abuse
it will die sooner than 10 resent it. So
you and Ellis and Brown had better quit
throwing mud and talk about democracy.
the next president or anything else that
the people take papr. to read about
They care nothing about the personal
qua.Eels of three mad editors, for i; sounds
like this:
Wo. you kick dat hat fcs7
Case could.
Well If you does 1. ssin. done broae
your Jaw.
Dab den-I'ss kicked I, ssin.
Now nigga, you'd better be a1in for a
special resurrection to collect your bones
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
nTThe State S. n,inat anil Journa!

OTThe State S, n,inat anil Journa! ar
at il again. Defrees calls Brown "a viii
full and unmittigated liar" ard Brown
calls him John Dirty Defress." and a
'6.abkguard'-says he is not going TO
fight with him. case az, he fought with a
skunk once and got whipped, and he
avoids animal that fight in the same way.
&c. &c. Boochifni all 'round-isn't IL
Noice toilk for gentleman. thro' news
paper!
Dear Sir. you ought to be afraid
Each other SO to fout,
Your nimbl- tongues were never made
To spit out such dirty names-out.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
H0! Democrats!

There will be a Convention Of the
Democratic voters Of Marshal County at
the court house in Plymouth, on Satur-
day the 10th CT January 1882. Zone week
from next Saturday, TO appoint delegates
30 the State Conve alton in February
hex:. It is importan; that there should
be . good turn. out. 90 don't forge, il.
By CIDER cf the Central Committee.
C.H. REEVE, Sec'y.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
A Card.

Tothe citizens Of Plymouth an: vicinity. {
feel II my duty n thu, tine, 70 ienler you my
sincere thanks, for your disintcres,cd effort in
assisting lie 10 save from tie fareS portion
O. my goods, without W ich my loss must have
been very severe. Ii is enough as it is, aGd
co hope my numerous ca toners VIII see the
necesSi yof calm, and paying up, or al least
settlelay anl paying all they ca1, a shall
Iced ali can grt ana more. fou can find INC
at the new tailing on The o3 l1t where
shall be happy TO all my cid ops:omers.
and as many new ones as may favor ne wiz a
call.
Yours truly,
yrr@ v,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Az AaERicAS REsiprNTIS HAvAr.

Mrs. Hnnah Houghton. wife Of Mr.
Jam Houshton. one of tn. early settlers
on Yellow River. departed this life on
Saturday morning last. aged fifty one
years and nearly one month. She was
attacked The preceding Wednesday eve
ming by form Of Erysipelas hich de fed
all lacdicai remedies, and terminated in
des.i. in about two and half days
TIA. brief period. Was to her one of most
intsusr and excrueisting agony. =
Mrs. Houghton had been resident, Of
our county for some sixteen years-and
was Highly respected by all who knew
her, by reason of the various es'ema-
BILE qualities AMI characteristics which IL
lustrsted an. adorned The pathway of
her life. Innate aud abiding goodness Of
hssrt-una ifected and d--pseated kind
ness and benevolence and an undoubling
confidenc,. i'll christianity-were doubt
less the promenent traits of her character
aux life She was a sincere and devoted
mem Der II the Christian Church. AMI sunk
in the U1lns of death with full and buoy
ant hog Of Immortality and unall Dyed
JOY b-son; the grave.
Dean strikes down mortals like autumnal
liz We
Bu. as-ver last trump shall araise them
ro-l the tomb.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby gwen that the undersigned
has his day taken out Letters resiamentary
on the estate Thomas Packard late OF Max
shall County niiana deceased. All persons
indebted 10 said tate are MOI fed to maize i'm
mediate payment, and tho'e having claims a.
gainst said estate are hereby noahe to file
Item duly authenticated according to law Tor
.ettlemsnt. The estate is probably solvent.
Ann Packard )rxou,ors
Newton R Packard,
Printers lee, st,sD 3wi9.
Plymouth, December 22ni, A. D. 1901.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
j. P. BAILEY. twM. TR"~rH'1
Bailey and TrOWbridcc,

HAV1NG been burned out by ~ IA FIRE,
i i announce 10 tic public, that hey haze
now re commence business. one Goof Sont! OF
Porneroy's Stcse, Sheso they .4oi.e - Dc L5eE-
ally pa ron'zed.
through Tic kindness o: l.. C. HarLe-. Esq'r,
they have tfs charge 0 the Post Office. and as
sure the pubic M pains will lie spa'c, % &C
coEnloia,e and lease ali.
Call ana SEQ u, I'll SIC welcoac.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

In my house seven miles and alt south
O Plym luth on the Michigan road, MARSHALL
County, Indiana, on the q st. inst, one small
pocket book with between seven aud eight
dollar ia IT, Any person proving II, or -ivIns
satisfaction aud pay char,es, can re: 1t.
II GIL BARNHILL.
December TIE d, 81.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
k0lA.P

The undersigned, thankful FOR the favors
which lie hes rccei we'd in day n are passed,
wculi now request all tlo,e Indebted 10 him
10 all and pay up, 70 that lie can rsplei Sh
the loss of tis stock of med cines &C., occa-
sionel by the late Are. Pay up is the word.
r. BROWN.
lymouth, Dec 2,sd, 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

nj oT.CE is hereby gwen. thai the under
| Y sisuet las taken out Lc;t.TS al AdmiuIS-
ration Oh lie estate Henry McMatGa, la;e Of
Marshall couny, Iadiana, decca.ed. All per
Suas indebted 10 said ea,aIe. are IcQn:s.eI 10
make immediate payment, ana .hose having
CLAIMS against said estate, ar notified 10 file
them duly authenticated according To law IcI
settlement, The eSla,c Is notoI.olsiy !nSei-
vent and will be settled az such.
ISAAC McMAiIA-s, A,.Il-T.
Jan. 9Th, 1852 jl--3w. ie.5 %.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen thaL "a nndei-
~ signei having tceA appointed by tie
Probate Coagt O MaI.ahiI CGta'r AdmniNira-
Tor on the estate Mici.acl l.. Da!,y. laie oil
said County Indiana t,ce,>sa- I'll persons
indebted 20 said estate are requested 10 mac
immediate payment ana iho.c ayilg claims n
gainst said estate are Leres = .Se,i % recent
item duly an hGu,lcatei iUr payl.eai. The
e.,aie is PROBABLY solvent.
ROBERT JOHNSON,
AiuiniSua.or
JAN fth 1852, DIV Tee = -.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Valuable Mill Property for Sale.

IN pursuance 80 al order OF TIE Msr>fsli
i Probate Cour I, will offtr for sale Gil The
Fifth day Of January rext, 1872,
public cu'cry. on the premises, the property
known as tie "Wcolf Creek Mills" six miles
South OF Plymou,l, Nsrslall county, Indiana;
consisting OF a fine wafer power, one lar Q
GYist-nill, one Saw mill, Two Dwellings, one
Sore. one Blacksmith shop and eighty acres
OF land with part of il improved, telonl ing
10 the estate OF r. c. RliSin, deceased. TIE
premises are very valuable, well located, ap-
pra; I'd very low, sntl can e bought al great
largain. Tie rulcl: -er, 10 psy ore ourth
down, and tie balance in equal inStallmen a t
sis, twelve end eighteen months credit, giving
no: es witt .pprovcd security, drawing interest
and waving valuation and appTaiser:eai laws.
n L. NTH. Aim'y.
Nov. 9Th ISL. no 46-st.
The above properly not having been sold, It
will lie gain Offe Ell a. ~ Ii >aie. on he
pre- misses, Oh Ttuf.dGY. the Ia day otFei rGary
l-'2, On Il e terms Above Ten.oneG-o be
sold at any I'm not less than tao thirds i:2 a1
praised vaiae.
January 6.a. 1852. NJ L. SMITH, Adm'y.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

"In an article published two weeks
ago ia relation 20 Kossuth. We spoke OF
the opposition of some of the leading pa
pers at Washington. and among them we
mentioned the National Era. We were
probably mistaken as to the position
Of that paper TO a certain extent, and our
remarks should apply TO the Intelligence
and Republic.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

NEW DExocRATIc PAPER.-The LA
FORTE COMMERCIAL TIMES. a new paper.
Published at Laporte, by E. A GRAVES.
has reached US. We give him our hand.
The Typography is really neat. and seems
to be done up about as nice as need be.
The matter is we'll selected, various, and
entertaining. aud altogether. it presents
itself as very able effort at the publica-
tion Of 6ne large paper. We hope the
Democracy will sustain the paper as il
ought to be. and as they are able to do.
and above all. we hope our neighbor
Graves and his Wing contemporaries will
no. get mad a.,era while and use hard
names. Success and long life to the
Times. aise
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

.Yon took. said an lrishman of our ac.
qua ntance 40 pate. haggari smoker. AS
you A4l 81 GU OF your grave To ligh'
yoar cigar. ans couldn't fud your way
back again.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
To Our Patrons.

About year since. we came here and
started q paper. We were poor-of
course 40 one ever heard ofa rich printer
but we were poor enough; having only
our efsce, paper. and hands TO 10 work
with. Subscriptions came in free, and
we soon issued over six hundred pers
weekly. Our price was 81 so. in adj
vance, small sum to each individual
subscriber, bu. altogether. over 100000
to Us. Few people know the cost OF
publishing paper even as small as ours.
II takes two hands land our own work
part Of The :imc) and they can earn from
81 TO clio. per week. Then our paper
is more costly than is generally supposed
Our Office yent-and other expenses.
cheap as we can get them. make it ex-
pensive business. Our subscribers if
:hey all paid promptly, would not keep
up our paper If it were not for adver,is-
inS. sEd JOB work. People thiHa be-
cause they owe US only $3.50. il isn't
much. and they don't care-Why from
400 to 600 people thinking thus, keeps
froGa eSGo. 20 5000. out Of our hands
while we have TO run in debt, when thu I
81 so. which you owe US. if paid. would
keep Us going without debt. You can
see then. that you ought TO pay up. A
papeI-even q poor one-is a benrfi, t.
your county, and if YOU take it. you
ough; to pay for it. Therefore. we wish
one and all. who are in arrears. to come
forward aud pay the little they owe us.
and altogether, it will make great deal.
One more number will close the year.
We shall then have to suspend couple
of weeks in order TO procure material for
an other year. We shall stop the paper
of all thosc ,rho do rot pay up promptly
by that time. because we are compelled TO-
We csnno, buy and throw GU, some 200
sheets OF paper each week Tor nothing. and
if you do no. pay for it, Of course you
can: ask rs 20 DO so and print j. fOi you
besides.
So please 10 US favor, and yourself
justice by "forking over" and then we
can live. and you can read with clear
conscience. If you were in our place,
you would feel like hungry man trying
10 eat mush and milk out o: a jug with a
pegging awl; and as you may be printer
come dsy, you had better pay up now, SO
your patience will be greater then.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

CT Why don't our citizens organise
joint stock company. and build q brick
block two stories high. and seventy feet
deep from Wheelers to Pershings, where
the fire has cleaned off such a nice place
for il. $4,000 would do it, and it
would pay Is to 20 per cent on the mon
ey. We have got the men wot's go, the
money. Then Wv don, you pony up and
do III
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

"~~
Eggs, FER doz u
flour-bsrIei,e4,0
hand. 2,Co
Flaxseed, $3.50
GiRseng--dry, %
Hay-Tame, f6.O
v Id, so
Lard, Pc ID s
Oats, per bush. 25
Pesches-dIy.e2.e6
Potatoes--lrish, &c
Tsllow, Per 10. 10
W heat, per bus as
Wood,-cord, $3.50
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
G. II. REEVE,
ATTORNEY kC0INNELLGR LAW

SOIIClTOR and Master in Chancery, No:s-
- ny Pul lie, and general Agent, for the Sc
curing and oollertins Of Claims, Pare aSe.
Sale, ana Renting of Real Estate through out
the West generally agent for The 6inA!ng
Fund Lands in Marshall county.
OFF CE under Wheeler store, one doc 7
We.: Of tie Printing Ohi-e
REFERS TO.
JOHN STEWARD j. & CO. New York.
DAVID JAYNE NJ d. Philadelphia.
Hon. J. W CHAPMAN Madison Ind.
A. L. WHEELER Es, Plymouth mi
J. brady Exc. Laporte Ind.
c G. l. BLAIR, Mich. Cay in1.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

WANTED, Q fngeT-nail from the hand of
Providence.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Etr;eyCd.

GONE time in Sept. o. Oct, last Hci!er,
- year oh lat Spring. Inc hack, white face,
thighs, heiiy, legs, AMI pail tie ia.l and ne k.
balance rcd--ra;ner handsome ana small no
car marks when sic left. perhaps She had some
red Sno;s about tie no:c. Return her 10 me.
or tel me w!e-e 4 caa st her. and YOU shall
he rewar,ie, &. H. REEVE.
plymouth, Jan. 9Th 3J2. jiu.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07
Administrators Neticc.

Jan. 9Th, 1852, Gi--:w lee 81, -.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-07

Yours truly,
!. J.. WESTE RvELT.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
BNAEnNCEEhT.TE

Il meeting Of the Common Council ofthe city Of Ev
~ ansviue, h. d July 18th. Io5, the following gentle
Eea were appointed HOARD HEALTn Tor sai cit., FOL
tie ensuing year:
prs. A. c. HALLOCE ISAAC CsSSFLRERRY
L. v MITCHELL. b. r. DAN IDSON,
TlioS. VI. JOHNSON, esq.
N F7City papers copy.
The following Sections city Ordinances.
SECTION D. shall be the duty of every practeing ply
scian in he CITY, notify member OF the board OF
health, OF every OF contagious infectious disease in
the city, within six hours after the presence of such dis
ease to bis knowledge and every such physician
shall quarterly report said board OF health death
which shall cOmeso his knowledge in the course of his
practice and also the cause Of such DEATH and should any
neglect comply with the requirements OF this
section OF this ordinance he shall for such neglect
forfeit and pay not less than three than twenty
dollars.
SEC 6. II any person shall any time knowingly in
roduce aid assist in Introducing into the city ans
contagious or infectious disease OF dangerous loab-
character, such person s; for every such offence
forfeit and pay less than three than City dol
lars. JAS. G. JONES, Mayor.
Attest:
Jyo. J. CHasDLEa, C'erk. jyca-aml
NIOLASSES.-250 bbls choice Plantation;
VI 20 do Reboiled;
90 hfbbls do;
30 bbls 81. James and Crescent 6. H..
10 hfbbls do do do do
In prime ShppiEg order, end for sale BY
Is: FOSTERS & BRow,
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03

lTESSRS. GUMBEBTS * WHITMAN have taken the
w large hree-story brick building. the German
Theatre where they Will BE- happy TO accommodate their
friends and the putlc generally, in the approved
,e. Their Bar will al all times be supplied with the
choicest drink sbles and the best imported Cigars.
splendid lunch will be 10 o'clock every day with
those hasty plates of soup and Ill the other luNures of
the season. Gentlemen be accommodated all
hours il the day with any dish that market will af
ford Mr. Whitman has had long experience in catering.
to the public palate and will doubt Be appreciated
Evansville. iy22-3ml
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
FRESH ARRIVAL or,DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers have just received So packages Of
4 fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
L Sons Dgnnels, Manchester Gate, Briggs, Moshas-
suck and English Merrimack madder colOred Prints:
AmosknS and China Denims; Jeet City, Mil!oe, Otis,
Bascom and Falls Company Shirting Stripes; various
good assortment bleached shirngs; plaid nseys buo
sattinetts red and yellow woollen and brown Canton
Flannels; blue and brown Drlis and first rate variety
of Tckngs, Kentucky Jeans and heavy ~ brown Sheet
ngs All Of which offer to the trade at reduced prces
in New York at the big sale, and are selling them
low. because DO so. 81
jyli MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
MEDICAL COLLEC OF EVANSVILLE :
Evansville. Ind.

fENHE regular course OF Lectures ia This insii
/ tuition will commence on The FIRST Monda'
OF November, under the following Faculty. 10
wit:
LEVI L LAyCOCK, NJ. D Emeritus Profes
sur of Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALDS, NJ. D., Professor Of Gen.
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
C. A. FOSTER, ~ M, VI. d., Professor OF
Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ, D. Professor OF
MaieTia Medca and Therapeutics.
Nj lDiSDN BRAY, NJ d.. Professor of the
Priu, ipies Practice OF Surgery.
WILLIAM II BTFORD, NJ. d, Professor
of the Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
GEORGE b. WALKR. NJ. d Professor o
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women aud Children
WILLIAM a. MCDOWELL NJ. ID Proles
scr of Institutes of Medicine ana Medical Juri>-
prudence
JOHN L WALKER. M D., Demonstration of
Ana oiny
The Anatomical Rooms for he study of Practi
cal Anatomy, under the >upeFin'endence Of the
Professor Oi Analomv or he DemonsIraior, will
BE- open for the reception Of Studenls BY the Isl
ut tclober.
Fees for full course S15
NJ uiculation ket and DenoGsra,ors tick
~ each 55. Diploma ee $50.
Good boarding may be obaiaed al from Il so
to 80 00 per week
ANY one desiring En- her information may ad-
dress The Dean (p ST paid by mail, which will
te promptly attended TO.
G.B WALKER. NJ. D.,
iyi6 3m Dean oflhe Faculty.
a T ire Haule Express; Indiana State Sen
,E,ol. Springfield (Ill) Register and Shawnee
o,,p I';noi>an. please copy 10 amount OF 50, and
snni account IN ''"al.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

'EE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely refttcd and re:urnished it, and Is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses and
riages TO let.
The stable is large, clean and well located and good
hosers in constant attendance Particular attehtiop
will be paid TO the OF horses left will him for keep
ing, and in all respects the public shall find he Sher
wood House good Hotel. liysnl }. A. 81 ERS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

D EMCVED- WIN. EMERY has taken the standon
Ia Main opposite the Rant, formerly occupied
~ Conyngtoas Book Store, and is prepared TO sup
ply citizens with plain fine work in his line at short
.otce. He has good workmen employed and will war
rant all work sent from his shop. He IS prepared 10
make Boots and Shoes ofand quality fits and made
up in the best style. His long experience In business
nd punetuality Will guarantee him the continued custom
IF hoss who try hirH. His prices reasonable
and work not surpassed in durability by that
ofany other establishment. ~ fbenl
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
cong,. FAMILY Ga0C8 Y,

THE undersigned has this day opened in Lnck's new
buil,ip on First street, between Main ana Loeusa
splendid STOCK of Family Groceries, OF IN! own seetuoh
Estern markets which will sell at very lo" prices
for cash, or t-roIcc Of all Kinds.
,n n keep constantly aand fresh SUPPLIES o briier,
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03

=
Will, r4 w,;ch, William
" " nn1ei0ii nUh"s ten'' raa
WarTe rhomo. ~ Waira, r SF
WI, ios.nh Wetvsr Cha, : DIR
Nr!, 49,, 'vsIp vHus L \ mrs
" ,iiS wiSh', 1onh WIS 80, rh -
,s "A i uala",s, augustus ,-i' Soi h
" Li,e I''lp Wh,ijur =, Ilism T
- t.' ' ~ i. =. r,,-..>
- Id..u4.p4, --..a. --.i g.. t'-. .fi
90 . ..-.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03

CtHEESE-3O boxes w X Cheese, of good quality, just
y reed and for sale low by [jyl4l % w. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
So ING CASSIME z

So ING CASSIME f.
fstHE riucr has FOR sale a very low prices. beau
i tfuI assortment of spring aud ; immer Cas>imercs
anal Tucels biac and bue-batk Broad, 10th, C;tsincts
Jcan> &c 10 which he invites the attention of Gentle
men ho want a superior article.
WILLIAM HUGHES.
ape Corner Main and Second streets.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
ItlE,.kAl'i. ni>rAl Hrs.
Reported for the Evansville Journal
.rrNa! OF the S.err' Neyei.s'
New YORK, July 81.

New YORK, july 81.
- ,e steamer Sierra Ncveda drriv d Lass
1t rom AspcGwall
,ne - ia. i.. 81. Al
a.
Istnmas news Is u.imp Or .
50 passengers, Sl00, 900 on fei-n'.
Tae Wi4ield S,o.t - a In. o. "a
18th with 6UO pas gers.
IT, Golden G~ie /" u. e i q. lie : IA
win 100 passenger 49, o oJfS
Valp. also dates " sun Il, ~ = %
received.
The U. 5. Corvett arrive. at Vh.p.raiso %
the 25th from Guajaqlie. Learned thdt
Flores was still 20 miles below the city, de-
tered from entering by the French steamer
Columbia.
The California with mails, 100000 in sPe-
Gle and 10 passengers arrived at Panama on
the 18th.
Rice, our consul at Acapulco, had been
called to the city OF Mexico by the American
Minister for the purpose of making an expla-
nation of his arrest by the Mexican author
tiles. After proceeding some distance on
tb, Journey, the authorities OF Acapulco sent
an express, rearrested and brought him back.
Nearly all the destitute passen gers had got
off from Acapulco.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03

SALERATUS.-5 bbs pure saleratus Just reed and 70
- sale 10y tklil PRESTON bkoS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03

KenemDar the pIAee-..iii str - Oct" ocl. ..iS. i
Second. E&.I
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
ST. CHARLES RGSTAURAT.

DICE.-4 tierces Rice reed this day aud for sale by
IL j92 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-08-03
EAN ss cas-
HIPPODROME! E!

(Now ROUTE FOR THE soUTH)
O,oNRIYING THE CREAM OF ALL THAT Is
ling interesting and beautiful in the leading feat
uIes of a CIRCUS together with all that is grand and
mposing u the ncieut Scenes of the Tournament as II
adorned the bris periods OF the Age of Chvary to-
gether with the manners customs dances and festivals of
the oriei.ils will open in. this city on
TIM sday, .ugusI s,h, tft"r"oon and
E.I eninS.
The beauties of the Ballet and Pantomne VIII De dis-
PLAYED by the far famed CREOLE BALLET I-oV Ff-,
In a series of brilliant Pas dc FascinatOns
Day performance at o'cloc. +. NJ; Evening at
2 O'clock.
Ad!nission--BOx 80 cents, Pit 25 cts. This great
ffippOdrOnc will exhibit at UWENsBoRo', Wednesday
August Ith at HssDEssoS, Frda. lhe 9th. ..n Nh
VERNON, saturday The 1th.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO CAP7TiL:sES.
pEAEI,SrARCE MANUCACTORY.

A NAN perfectly competent 10 establish and conduct
n Corn Starch Factory with its necessary Machine
~, on the new principles and most Scientific Chemical
prrcccs may bc communicated with through the Office of
this Journal
r-- .-. l,>ts .thtr with satisfactory tes;ino-
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TEAcHq g $50 -IATI0N
SELLING OUTATCO=T

SELLING OUTATCO>T.
IT HE undersigned anxious to close out their extensive
l. stock OF furniture soon possible, offer to
sell "a COST. their Narerooms on Main street near
First wholesale retail in any quan! TO suit pur-
ch1scrs Their stock comprises excellent variety of
neatly manufactured Furniture boaght low for cash,
will be sold at great bargains. The public invited
call aud examine for themselves.
j!293m HERSHBERGER d BRO.
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EMONS-5 bozes fresh Lemons just reed and for
\ 4 sale by jy2sl PRESTON BROS.
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CARRIAGE 1T AUCTI On.
Wy LII be sold, without reserve, on Thursday, July
w ODD lS52 at O'Clock A. NJ, at Auction room.
on Wafer street. fine twohorse Carriages. They are
in front OF our store for inspection. Those wanting to
pu urrha-r will do well 10 attend.
jyl1-tds NooLSEf o. NEL>oN, Auers-