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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

~ We are requested TO state that Barbecue
will be given at Beach Islsnd; on Saturday next uhe
18th of June,) in honor Of BARNEY NJ LAMAR. The
citizens of the District respectfully and cheerful
lY invited to attend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

THE Census OF FRAScE.-The population Of
France, in the census lately published, is num-
bered at 35,7Sl,62S, showing an increase OF
only 3Sl,l42 since 1916, being much less than
in former proportionate periods. The diminu-
ton is accounted for by the emigration to South
America and California, and by fewer marriages
having been contracted in the late troubled
times
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10
COLUMBIA, S. c., May l3, 1852.

DEAR Sin: In accordance witt, the above
resolutions, respectfully request that You will
use your excrlions in your district TO obtain
subscriptions for the above named object, aud
report personally or by letter on or before the
29lh June next.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
A. II. GLADDEN., Secretary.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

PERsoNALITIEs.-Anc eccentric parson in the
Old Domirion, who is known by the somewhat
unique name of Servant Jones, once dned with
IL Mr. Owl. Mr.. Owl placed before his guest
the mortal remains of q fowl whose bones
formed the debris of former rcpast. The
parson was called upon to ask a blessing, which
he did in the following manner:
Lord of love,
Look down from above,
And bless the Owl
That ate the fowl,
And left the bones
For servant Jones'"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

THE SEASONS AND CRops.-Tbe beginning Of
this week, we had some fine showers of rain in
this vicinity. The corn crop, which was not
suffering for rain before, is much benefited,
and we now have, in this District, the prospect
Of bountifuI yield. The wheat seems to have
"headcd up" very fully and will probably turn
out well. The oat crop has suffered considera-
bly, for rain, but will be quite good.
The harvesting Of the wheat and oats, at an
early day, will no doubt reduce the present very
high prices of corn and fodder in this district.
GreenYille Mountuneer
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

GEN. CosINANDER.-The Georgetown papers
are down upon this. our only, representative in
Baltimore. The Winyah Observer publishes the
names of the forty-seven signers to his creden-
tias, and adds, that of the list, thirty -one were
not born in the district-twenty are not natives
of the Statc-fttcen are Whigs-and nine have
no right to vote in the District Southern
Standard. EG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10
Ur. Robert w. Lewis, near Char

.y.,,,,nc, va, planted last year on q piece Of
land less than an acre, upon which he, had fifty
loads of manure six bushels of mercer potatoes,
from which he raised three hundred bushels Of
very superior potatoes. Last week he sold a
portion OF them at 81 per bushel.
We also notice that the farmers in the vicini-
ty Of Philadelphia are said to be planting an un-
usual quantity of potatoes this year. One indi-
vidual, who last year had some thirty acres in
potatoes, from which he sold three thousand
bushels, netting over over one dollar per bushel,
has this spring put in one hundred acres: and
his neighbors have increased their planting in
about the same proportion.
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LADY FRASKL1S.-A letter has been address
ed by Lady franklin to the President of the.
United States. 1t is a beautiful tribute from
grateful. heart She expresses her warmest
thanks for the interest this. country has taken.
in the search for her. husband, and stating her
grounds of hope that, the unfortunate Arctic;
navgators arc not lost. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

When a man now days wishes to commune
cate the intelligence that daughter has been
added to the family, he says that his domestic
affairs have reached cry-SiS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

EEcRoAcHMENTs OF THE SEA.-A commune
cation in the Charleston Courier, states that the
Sea, for the last ten years, has not only been
encroachiDg on our harbors, but has threatened
to invade our rice river domains with, its salt
inundalions. The mouth Of the Waccamaw
and of the Santee have been alike alarmed with
its picking qualities, and the Cooper has suf-
fered under these unfavorable influences almost
to its sources. The right arm of Charleston,
0,000 ticrces Of rice for export,
being loppedsoG and one of our
,tapes, and the most perfect s3ss-
,nsbysiIaiisnti may hs lostto
sedysand 4fiec t6sil atss are
drive back tie: Salts TO its natu-
e.orean and to restore toihe
lg currents their seasonable ser
..ly of fresh water = ;.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

Discovery OF A SILVER MINE IN SOUTHERN
ILLISoIs.-The Benton Standard says, we are
crcdibIy informed that rich mine of Silver ore
has lately been discovered by DR.. Smith, in the
vicinity of Gallatn, Saline county. The dis
covery was made by the Doctor, in exploring q
vein of lead, when be discovered what he took
to be silver ore, and in order to be certain, he
sent to St. Louis for mineralogist, who, in an
nalyzing the ore, extracted Is per cent. ofgpure
silver, and 90 per cent. of iron and lead
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

DR.. HAYNE-Thc Paducah Democrat thus
details Il few incidents in the life of Il fast man
of the present day and generation. Dr. Hayne,,
The notorious swindlrr and bigamist ran oil
from New Orleans OH the 18th of February last,
arrived at Cincinnati on the 10th of March, mar
rrd Mrs. Howe on the 18th, left her on the 18TH,
and after visiting St. Louis, Nashville, and other
places, arrived at padurah on the 81 of April,
courtcd and engaged himself on The 4th and ON
was married on the nth, LETT there on the l4th,
was arrested at Clarksyille on the 18th, brought
bacI, on The 10Th, was put OIL his trial on The
9th, found guilty on The 2sth, sentenced on inc
first of MAY, started to the Penitentiary on the
End. reached there on the 4th and was put to
spinning hemp on the 5h Thus in 25th days
he married two wives, travelled some $3.50
miles, told 1000 lies, and in 90 days more was
arrested, tried, convicted, and lodged in the
State prison.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-10

Officers ana persons engaged IN the ordinary ad-
mini>traion Of justice are throwing up their
offices, and very large salaries are found insui-
ricnt to occupy them. "The total amount of
gold exported from Victoria (Austrlia) ut the
last dates had reached, Mt 4 valuation Of Cos.
per ounce, the sum of E9l2,OOO. The miners
were duly spreading over Il larger surface Of
country, and had already extended their opera
tiuns 20 miles from Mount Alexander, on The
river London, and were likely soon to arrive at
the Murray. The names of the three principal
localities were Forest Creek, Golden Gully,
and Rcd Hill.
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ssFoR vIGEPREsIDENT,
HON. WILI;IAM R. KING.

This must prove al auncxccptionablc nomina-
ton to every Southern man, particularly if he
- ...l,., 10 William, r
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LApIs LAzuLL-A paragraph published in our
paper Il few days since, stating that the above
named mineral was found in Arkansas, and that
its "value was four times that of gold," has
caused some inquiry to know what it is. We
publish the following from The American Enry-
copcdia:
aLApIs LAzULT.-This snperb mineral; which
has been regularly crystalized only in few in
stances, occurs massive, of Il rich azure blue
color, fracture uneven, scratches glass, Opaque,
easily broken, specific gravity, 2.S5. In strong
heat it intumeScrs. and mclts into Il yrllowisl
black mass 1t consists by one analysis Of +6
slick, 2S lime, 1l.5 aIuminc 3 oxide of iron. g. 5
suphale of lime, and , water; bul Il later and
more interesting research has given 81 slick, 33
uuminc. 3 sulphur, and % soda.
The finest specimens are brought from China,
Persia and Great Buclaria 1t is much esteem
cd for ornamental purposes, especially for inlay
ed work. The most splendid exhibition of this
rare substance is made in the celebrated marble
palace built by Catharine, ut st. Petersburg, for
her fvoritc Orof, in Which, according to Patrn,
there are entire apartments inaid with lapls
laznri. The ancicnts were in The habit OF ell
craving upon it, of whose works several speci-
mems are to be seen in the royal library at Paris.
But its chief value consists in its atfnrding the
very precious pigment called ultramarine.
TURrESTINE.-We are pleased to learn from
an authentic source that the new enterprise just
started in this district, of getting turpcntine,
bids fair 10 be highly profitable to those engag-
ed in the business. Several shipments of the
spirits have already been made, and from the
large force engaged in procuring the raw mate
=. Il IL a.. ,f in In
process of ercction we hope ere long 10 see it
an article of large aud enlarging commercial
interest to this community. Georgetown is
situated at the mouth of several large rivers all
running through extensive pine forests, and we
can see no reason why it should not become
the depot of an extensive trade in the above
article We only want we'll directed energy
to make the place one of great prosperity.
II hlin
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pertains to the Arab in this age; and where the
same condition of things exists as characterlzes
their mode of life, their social condition, and the
absence of all common-sense efforts to avert or
arrest it, will have an abiding foot hold"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-04
WOODBUl,N'S FEVER AND AGUF
REME1oY

NTOW offered TO the public for the first time. This med
IN icine has existed in private family for more tina
fifty years. has been distributed 10 considerable Scn
among inends and has during the whole time aud u,
instances proved Itself failing remedy, whether
applied To- common cases or TO third day asueof well
known stubborn ndtcfiety. =
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends, ha induced the pre- prieSor give To- the
public. The undersigned, who know Ire medicine by
their experience have conserved 10 take agency
for part OF indiana and Illinois aud now offer it by the
dozen single bottle, with the express understanding
the money will always be refunded who're s-e medi-
ecnnsed according tdcirections does not aft a
and permanent, cure. ln,AlUtfl AiLlS &HONES.
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:. - IA - - - IL -
w q II M G. A N ID Y

4 Sure and Pleasant Medicine for HORNS
THIS is 20 certify toihe suffering community that hav
i obtained mostSaluable recipe from the hands of
T. Cow IEs, ver1Iifuse in the form of candy, whic
will prerefa all Diarreas, Groups and all coughs vine
the prnca is from the effects cf worms which is tn
principal cause OF thousands going to the grayelr
knowing the principal cause Of the diseases. DIR. Cowe
after 81 years practice OF peecine finds this the mestya
liable of al other nostrnnis. - A. RUSH.
N go ~ -fai '- Main street, BOW. 3d ard 9TH
DosE-A child over year old will take halfa
stick every morning for four days. Should this noth
the desired effect give small portion OF SIENNA tea.
hour after taking the candy. [octlS-tfl .
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Washington Hotel.

{ phNEK OF Water and Vine streets. Evansville Ind.
me UNDERSIGNED have taken the above house and
genefay that HEY are how prepared TO sccon,odato
on INC most reasonable terms. and in the hest syIc
me table viii all times be supplied with lie h, a.,
afAel hords and they have doubt Ly their long ey
peehee ~ catering for the public. give entire satis
'sno', , W All. VINO may faror them with a call
-ane9l-Gm JOSEPH SPlTZ & jUTiUSpARsT
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DENTfSTRY

TAS. Fl. JUPIN, Dental Surgeon, desiring to renal
- permanently Evansville, tenders his profession
services 10 the citizens of the town and the surfoudn
country. Rooms for the present "a. the Green Rive
House, -" tjsi4iml
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ST. CHARLES RESTAU5Ar.

f'MANuEL GUMBEBrs having taken the l,rys
re- 80 s'9r. ofisk building, the German Thea
friends and the public generally, III the mos. annroxa
snie- ms Bar viii at all times be sutilet ~ IN IN.
enpieest arinkables and the best imported Cir,rs
,pieaid lunch Will DC set at 10 O'Clock every dsy wit
me- NASTY plates OF SOUP and all the other uxuri. o.
borrs y, az men can be ateommodaicd at
forI $3.50 '" ui ipsfket VIII al.
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MEDIC Al NOTICE.

nR. p. Il. JOHNSON respectfully tender, his profes
vicinity. Office First street, few doors above the
Sherwood House, the formerly occupied 10y DR.. Trf
Residence the corner of 9th and Walnut sis
L .ar,1
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- .nl BLA CKSMITHING

10 sad Ill. w, BLACK smith,. having concluded
fa9 ss, than he has done. would re.a, !.
his ;,oar. share Of paec Patronage lie can assprs
", a,aered IN his line will be pron,,. . Hss ~,
and te y" ~ ps VIII be spared to please I The WI.
Pine Fl HnoP on First street neal.
jy29-3ml
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DRY-GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

CHANFLIN d REILLY, corner OF Main and First streets
- have Just and still receiving direct from
the Eastern Cites large and well OF Fsrey
and Staple Dry Goods, embracing some OF ue most lash
ioabe goods brought TO market this season. wsen We w
wholesale retail customers and all Others
WHO ay favor us with call, very low for cash or pro-
uce The following comprises some OF the leading ar
<irles:
Black and colored Cloths, plain and aley Cassneres,
Vestngs Cottonades, Denins, Callcoes LAWNS
Bereges Silk Tissues, Grenadns blk and eofd SILKS
Reregs d'Iaines white and colu Nusquno Nettings Ho-
siery Gloves Laces plain and Swiss Muslins Cam
bres and Jaconcits Bonnes, Ribbons, Prasos and I'm.
brlIas Hats Caps Bocs and Shoes; also full stock OF
brown and bieached shesngs and Shirings brown and
beached Drills feelings, Hickory Stripes, Irish Lne rs
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, Towels Scotch lta,
per linen and silk Pocket handkerchief, blk and ccd
six Neck do, bid silk Grape and Palmetto Shawis &C.
&C. to which would respectfully invite all to come in
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. Taps!
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DRS. BYFORO q FINCH.

VXTCULD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w hayeaxsociated themselves together in the prac-
ticc of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics Their Office is
on The corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville June 2Sih 1852. iu o9tf
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REMOVAL FOSTERS & BRoIyShavo-
ef SOCK o. Groceries 10 their large an.
no Ms corner and First streets they
octl-f 'Sir 0a friends andihe public generally
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REMOVALS. &c. ~
REMOVED.

/ HIVE re-noTed my Office to yfater Co., -. =, ~
70 the Lafayette Hous where can se ;o,,e ao'
'nes ~ ia! orais unless professions y =, osaed -
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O-PARTNERsHIPS. { &C
PARTNERsIR NOTICE

TUE premiership in the prise law orIaw Ba,,au
Il d 'JohRsonhas been dis iyeI. Tie business ~
ire firm VIII be continued E}er.he irfn Vi Law AMI
Johnson. Attornies and Couns ors u. law. .mar %
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REMOyED..

II NE undersigned have i reemove,r ,,o;.p., ,f
a. sSre. To the corner cf Man, and First ~ nuss
% feyss' receiving. ID addition TO their
10 .Aeiis,e assortment ofi,eoks Stationary a,r.,s
III, 80 c. &c; all &C vsich they are .usiy:l'
Isr or RETAIL on .lse most liberal tern.
y. l.oL. 81. .sftr5 ,E.CONYNGToN & 20 ~ 4
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Co-PARTMSHIP NOTICE,

n WI = SEI VNN0dIF N(ITICE. !"
MIR. GEO. FOSTER member of our firm tro,, and
vi after this date uni the name and s,yle Of Eostys
" brown. Iootl-t FOSTER d BROWN.
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4, NJ D.. ..s...s u. W MIIt
EDICAL NOTICE


MEDICAL NOTICE.
Tbs WALKER e. HATCHITf, having associatec
themselves together in the Practice of Medicine and
ssrgery, would to the citizends
Evansville AID vicinity thai they prepared &c ate nd
10 calls, either day or night.
DIR. Hateht Will pay particular attention the Ef and
Chronic Diseases generally. fH.-..f
ofiicc on Third street, opposite the Public Square.
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KELLER & FARNSLEY.

EyTOCBD respectfully call the attention of Physicians
w country merchants and the public generally
their fine of Drugs and Medicines ofeyery
refy contained in the .NGfcrio .Hedica. which they
regularly receiving from the Eastern markets. and whcb
they viii sell ut wholesale retail Oh the most accommo
dating terms. 'i tft ~ u - ee - r. "a
ALSo<-Surgica Instruments of every kind, such as
Amput;ng ia mahogany cases pocket lnstrumentsSc
Dentists Instruments In cases Misunderstanding insfrr
ne;s such Curved Turnkey with pivot; curved COM
key; straight curved and double oincd Forccpsan
Gets of every description. cuppng with brass pump
exhau sor Improved scaricaors breast pumps, uus
OF every description; Brushes such paint counter
flesh cotl hair and tooth. Every variety of ing and
toilet soap such Lows Grown Windsor, Musk Chinese,
Transparent Washing Ball, Rose. Walnut Oil, Almond
Varegte Shaving Cream, and perfumcry of every knd
and quality. a.ss, ,-..l
All tho popular Patent Medicines OF the age such as Nc
Lanes Vermifuge, Fanslock' do Swans do; Mustang
Eminent. Nerve and Bone do; Opodcldock; Batenan'
Drops Godfress Cordial Ifrln oil, Bulls, Townsend
and iiiauy other preparations of Sarsaparila.
Particular will DC paid PLY scan's and Ner
chants orders that the articles carefully packed an
warranted as represented
ffIU lal KELLER q FARNSLEY, @
octIo-n No.l4 Water street, Evansville Ind.
III OnO FINE Spanish Segars, just reed from New
mys PRESTON BROTHERS
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Billiards.

EMANUEL GUMBERTS has Just furnished hi.
~ Splendid Saloon with two Tables over The 81
S, hn9s,aurabt where gentlemen can be acconmo-
[ az ali hours OF the day and hing with the I'M
.Ilf.n
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TT ain,ta all cold that GIittcrs.
THE PUBLIC

- The urde sighed have taken, for term Of years
,, shat large ana comnodious threes.ory Brick build
Nsy.ng lately Effected by Mr.. II. G. HcrscheInian on
the OF Second street AMI Fulton Avenue in f
masc City. in which they have opened House OF Enter.
tanElent. TO which they have attached Family Grocery
and now respectfully solicit shere Of public patronage
They have large Wagon Yard with convenient Stablny
and cataeous shess Of The Lamasco Steam Mill
and ccnvedient to tire prcncCs They fne airy
Sleeping Rooms, aud can lodge solbly 6ftg persons
For those who are IA the habit ~ artakEg OF the ardent
they will lnd Fac well stored With all kinds or choice
liquors and attenioan aiiaeeoplished Barkecper who
will at all times attend to lCr Their tables viii
at times be supplied with the choicest viaIYis and veg
eabes tie market wiz afford. tits their Intention at all
times, to keep IN orderly and quiet house. and pains
will DC spared to render their guests comfortable They
have no doubt but their long experience in catering tor
.hc public viii enable em give cmtu satisfaction TO
ell who mas favor them with n call = - o.
The such House in this part Of The city has long
been felta and the Undersigned are in hopes gene
public will second theis cndeayors renlcds the te6e
'oncy. - BRUGClNAN q FISHER.
' ls,masco City. Nav 10th '52-ltf
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sOls Vt - - II FsxSHuP.
TIME Firm Of III. 10 g. Co. n this DAY dissolved b,
L mutual consent 11nsetled business will he Il,
ed up byE. vi. Hood. will use the same of the Firm
in liquidation, md contif the Book business in his
name. b. --.... :. L. II. HOOD fl1'I''
j. "A. BROADAWAY.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE
Evansville, lnd.


E SNHE regular course of Lectures in this Insi-
Il tuition viii commence on the first Monday
sfNovember, under the following Faculty. TO-
Wit:
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, NJ. D Emeritus PROBES.
sor of Physiology and Pathology. fa
HUGH R0NALDS, M. D., Professor of Gen.
eral Descriptive aud Surgical Anatomy.
c. A. OSfER, A. M NJ. d., Professor of
Chemistry. D4@1& WaN
7 JOHN n. WILCOX, M, D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Z
MADISON j BRAY, NJ. d., Professor of the
Prime ipes and Practice of Surgery.
So WILLIAM III. BfFCRD, NJ d., Professor
cfthe Theory and Practice of Medicine.
- GEORGE B. WALKR, M. D., Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases vi Women and Children.
~ WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL M. D., Efofes-
cor of Institutes of Medicine and Medical Juris-
JOHN T. WALKER, N. D., Demonsira ,r Of
Anatomy. = ta..s4rf si. ~
The Anatomical Rooms for the study of Practi
cal Anatomy, under the supeljntendence of the
Professor of Anatomy or The pemonsiraicr, will
sbe open TOR the reception Of Students by the Isl
,ot October. .sr-t.-..'s y n.
Fees for full course So.
Matriculaiion ticket and Demonstrators tick
J. sei, each IS. Diploma Zee s 20 't'r
Good boarding may be obiained at frcra 81 as
TO S3 90 per week. .r-.~-
Any one desiring further Information, may al.
',dress the Dean (ppst paid) by mail, which will
be promptly attended to. l.e
p jyl6-3m Dean ofihe Faculty.
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REMoVED.

no., II a, has rersoTed his Stock of Harlv.,
hasier, pes selected stock seeeiet by him self n;
ale rel in an oreien and domestic Ha are W.,
nrir i lsiie. strict attention to az "
Mechanics HpiI - ress;e share pubic paironage
his Stock '' o.lefs are invited TO exanins
N
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DRUGS, AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASSELBERRY SssNEGLEY having associated
~ tsemselvestegc.her Ia the practice OF Medicine and
Surgery, would respectfully the citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity, that they prepared to attend
to all calls. either by day night; both of them
can be consulted at their oec First street, doors
above the Sherwood House, all times except when
fessionally absent. Tanl6tfl
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DISSOLUTION OF'ARTNERsuIp

TINHE partnership heretofo .exisiiy between Harm.
Il brook az Burtis ssis d 6issoye cd % ,nrif,,a, CO.
sent. Anpersons Indebted the firm VIII =, ease come
forward and make :isaediatpayme md those ina wing
claims against il viii please ind them in and they
DC pao as soon as gan eject Either of the party is
authorized to use the nalne the firm for hc .rose OF
settlement ''e+ - PHILIP HORNbROOR. =
mhs3u ait gfal3l JOHN BURT1S.