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FRUI DR.. VIM. It. FRENTISS.
n bUhL-l regard saFsaPara say have uasd
some extent IN cusane9ua affections Of long standing Tnea
pe ep Po!asa abtes, syphtie Caohexia diseases
where the indication Of thooue rg or
Of the fluids the body with
junction with local treatment think prefer any other pre-
psrosn Of atanpaiiain admit m yalre
npon eaninig the snatsnces that composition
Respectfully, yiurs, W r PRESTISS NJ n
Lewapoft, Ky December A. 1871
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ts5 EXICAN G ULF Fl, -lsgs -sg,.e .IfsssF
LIN RAILWAY sss sss
G2tnTr Coed Gtin street Champs Eysa1sI TRCCT11R
Nh it9 h91e! Ians9 sntseycR ll through
LEAVE the CITY AT ~ LEAVE THE LAKE ATS
IN ~ :. " :. r. r. :! N,
~ once No. 20 Common street, for I'll Of hg Railroad
department or ether busnes4 lwtht
e9fior, deceased Apply to ". c. bAKEWELI Executor aS y
nj EW ORLE Ms and Car FL; Ggs- xsss Ezfflssgss7
. rol'on Railoa'-t Ito, Line e. II. 7s 49,
departure OF iralns. - m Ner cr'e0G5! ""3
tiofse tfs-tiapae A. NJ qusrerast and hnfpas NJ
steam Trains NJ anu every hour afterwards until p M incla
svey in summer, and Until qaarOr past in winter '
from tafrottea
Horse Cars A. ~. 8 and 10 81.
steam rains--f and hour
svoy in summer, and until p - 'N
To- Summer soniev In
and cad on the second !ioniay in November. 49, ''"'S
LAFAYETTE LINE.
i5 These Cararup from the nepot nc Is ,+
il, ,-- departure y Care.
from
Depot, IS Bhrcnua street. NJ and III A'
:. DEPOT 10 alonne K Snds =.
O'Clock '' ' -A+-ens uA'i11
Thsn e, q ~ . lo3g i II ?, g., from tho Depot
- An! ~, W. ,nl iC5G L., from Lafayette,
ftLs--lo cent? Ch!drnn NndeT ycR7s faFurrrs
piled when required N' +9' Ihsp1i'Bfi eteS, sup
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=, -, September
more SINCE waa attacked with obstinate bsctr,
snSS whSh fea the eoa'Un remedies such paegoric sSni
Cherry and Tar relieved doses and three ir *
entirely cured me- My mother Mhcis with hatjt,i h
ana mas Been regularly taking eeui has esn
payisa ieine for few days pt says her couch nnt -
bad as balore she asi.git aa 81
,,- s,t, ,h,,.,, -, 49,, THOMAS AILIAR d RscOies,
and West. j. WRIGHT Cheres st Ne 81 me salh
Where all riarsrr nnth ans
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Ar. DAVIss SYRUP OF WILD CHERAl
H AND TARin cAeng TO the public ths vau
saedy for C0NSUMPfIoE BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, co JGls
COLDS etc. append few notices of the haracte efficacy
The medicine. Numerous testimonials may
distribution at the invited
be proper that Dr. D. emins accn physician
years standing graduate Of the uaYority Pennsylvania.
FROM la. JOHN D. MORGAN, Druggist
M, PIrrssuRG, Jan. 49, ls4T.
The Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar given great
hose Whoh used it, know instance
Asthma gentleman OF Ohio think shall
g- 1rocn
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al thoae who nronzpr tortnre NJ
naaE 5ead tn 3ggig and may be done for them
they will thieinjaliible rot1ely: = ~ ' 1-i"
Mh joins RrLLe&r f For tic last three yenrs have been
ctad lth Of the character il
1he Of Pan tried procure for the
disease but ond 10 ra unLl your
Of saarh, which has entirely Rheumatism
md great: my hed than any
ever ued have now been free pEG have M
douht the cure and confidently the
oee medicine " use Tor sheletgn lSEEAll BRIDGES
IuiCltOyD. mi -tr XIV hTo-Io
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SShOoGHI to the Pound Of the Sc n .s:.FEsgi'
| ST. Ann o. ~ '1e' +h''' 'N'u SNSr-TT
Ll RED COW, white beneath Eallg tie lin al III ST
stamp visible. ~ ''"iNi1 "o V'''' i'N u
stamp visible. - ~ " ~ s"t > nv ''"'' -t"'N VI
Al me sand COWS not reclaimed SATURDAY. September
sepl4 Is 81 hiiCliI:I' EIiF nj PopnI Koener
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( -SOOPER's WELL, Kinds County, Miss 4zras

W. y, GSh1 H. sil Reverberatory Furnace,
I WIN mi topper Brass and Gans Chemical Apersns ols
auss I'm CONVERSE A co q, ,,ohop
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Merchants Insurance Company of New
Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS,

~ capital of aasco TO receive
applications for -, .r,x,--t,t ,,,
nj ha office Of the Company No. 90 GRkViER STREET
Every insung with beoes interested lite the
profits divided among those who with the company
earnings be invested the Of the Trustees
This company established pure the principal
and the 1asees believe this (s ample
security TO policy holders.
Tbs portfolio ofinapectiog
+ A. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

,
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
m ceany with the e2usiten1 ef heis charter s Snsaa5
| apbnit tn fsilossinE atatesssn
for endsg sl IS 2si q
Anoan unexpirad risks July 10 s52 9aa "
s5s7,lss II
Fer Ere PIs,a;asns IL
Eer s ssF 'is sis
prsnlaHs risks net tesaIaaodl iyS,ios IS
Return 1929 &i25tas 80
Paid in same nario as iollowa, viz;
Losses IS on on s saas , as: s sss %
Losses on Ri y, :, Rsa i3te,5 s.
L3sss on iaue istskst NDao
Esnauraaees Expenses, qsc.-.... sgasto 81
Less Interest peaen s22s5 liz ia5ia 10 ss1l G
Net earned rsa FIR eups July Ia g
TEs comrsl; hsse lbs following Assets. o,s.,o,,
IN b beS I ss' ea Rss sa IN iG city d
leans worth iss ~
Due fss prenani Of doscca - g
ssl.llg .
| STATE OF LOUISIANA, fAnas eros o. aalsAss,}
Re rsnssts On ae az NY 5a b. sg rs @ ili
appeared appear i ~ sEsassat Z
dposs alsssat, a Just qaa 'Fss' end
ssa ss ''''''s.1 s0 r. 1ss & 80
s The Trustees have resolved rry iutea; Vi siA PE
CENT on tho certificates The yeats aad tt5
the hcae,a thereof legal representatives. and at'er @
| 9Th day Of Augnssnert.
Tie have dividend THIRTY PER CENT ontho
ened Premiums Company year ending the sih Jay
1881 hish certificates will be suaea and eer the SECOND
'i'AS (sigasd) CD AANsoNI. secreisry.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
Ii. GREEN WOOD, Vice President
C. MsysoSr, Secretary. EswQreanr, August l66l
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NN AIRIE DE LA NOUVELLE- ORLEANS, 10
lY h Aodt 1862 CoNsEiL GENERAL be WILLIE DE LA
neutrality-suspicious. No. ISL lssrofn que lie yorer
d,ueuTc Gltoii6 placer lies aegus sur lea
Plaess Jackson Lafayette, 'Armes, Washington Clay.
lsgneI W. q. g. CLAIBORNE,
PresIdent dit Cors. Aldermen
t7ignGJ fRANS. AEPUESTR,
President du Cons des Ia
ApgIOpy9 lie aodt 1852.
[Sgnsl A n, CROsSAtAE Asr4
-FOUR cope honorne! II. BIER StrreiAlre.
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YERAifFuGES.
Wlner'a CEnsdia1,
B. a. Fahnea.ock's,
2Saiuie,
Bailey's,
iayRn's,
Cllaileu's.
saRsApARU.LAs=
III. Toagnasaa'T,
Bail .,
( sS"tg's,
" li;DoTs,
hIiuga;'z,
Wccd5p,
Bullg,
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7 q NHE UNDERSIGN
n ellhe old established houae
AiiBonlE MARErT 4 co, 70,
the ssle Of the supsl ,or BRAN.
DIES, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
the celebrated 2 o ULTN Ely
BRANDY, is now prepared 70
receive orders for either, to be
slapped direct to any port III tha
Union, atthesowes,laariet p-ies,
IN Cognae.
~ Sanlp,es car be seen a the
Office Of
fe2
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i ns Casnp Street. -eHa <

MILLER, HAIsRIs WALDO, 10 Camp street
WhoeaqIe and Retail Dealers FURNISHING GOODS
UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET FURNISHING GOODS, PAINIs
i OILS,
On hRnd large
randoss Hall Ianps and caad Tea Trays yerloua
Table Cutlsry Paed Plnhed Tin Japanned and Wooden Ware
Glasswars; fsn and GSsrsd Floor ais.g az ssn and
Ola Spirit Gas Caphine Aehoi Tnpenne; every
eaons Hrrhesi Windo Glass; pgty Ssud Paper ard Gpe
Flowing Polishing Scapng Furniture, Black
Damsr Taxnishes Curled Hair Cloth Springs Gnps; Erngas
Ticking and Bed Lace; Cord Tae Ao PICKED and
n Aess alwaysfoF anle
PRICES
tuo 1hrfdA 60 cents galcns
BY tho i've CATIONS. gallon
kor alsss quantity 10 cents gaoi
myI 1yis4W 7E71
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syHE undersigned continue TO make IbsTssI
a Cash Advances approved eonai.rens 10 thai, ~
Richmond Baltimore Ph!adslFha Ne.YoEk Bostgn Vi
e2i II FERD. RENSETT n uaki :.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES
FURNITURE. ETC.

HOLM B. BURGEN has removed his -rssssssssE
On FURNITURE STORE 5sAiAGA sz5ss-
ZINE STREET Immediately opposite le Arcade, whore
he continuance of the
received from lis friends and the pnbiio. do II
~ aeEssnea Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES
daily being introduced into by all who economy
rolled ane
they all
y they an She most comfortable Mattress now in
Taee Matreessk oil
hour, ]. If. WEYafOuTT,S
Poydras
Tho Pnbc respectfully requested ea
pqt
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DeeInentons for snppyns dc city with Iron Plate.

Ig> Commencement Ia resolution qui precede,
nva eat present rhu LII DI
lime jour dUct0be procnan midi, rAba ssd,
aus cot o. DEBUYS, Conti0leur
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FROM Nh. EDWARD ROBBINS Druggist.
BoapKsgoTN, n. j., 9.
We haze taken trouble Dr. pav Syrup Wa
Cherry Tar here, have sold s you. Dr.
H. Cook has used tin his practice he thinks highly the
~ DR.. Cook s OF the
see and e attending phyean Joseph Bonaparte ex-Kp
of Spain, during oil his residence in this
When this gs with the
publishing without good authority
for truth. that rule
for the auepy Of which have r,aponsibe
guarantee.
The following forwarded respectable Druggist Mr. How
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CORNS, without cutting
KS. q he Lea, ROSENBERG from Warsaw capital
as n general this that ho undertakes the total
NAILS every
Of hAown composition. Y -
Ms space fifteen minutes. .hoa. hs
ieas the patient his occupation s
sasfAction Of carrying the Corn Root in his
~ n y Ia possession Of great aaltering tsssies
France and other foreign paris
csns "a hayp been given
ina Doctor will give attendance daily
" ne morning and afternoon liz
EOYAL STREET bstween etreets ri
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVANS REsTAURAT>

LNVANS, of Evansville, has fitted up large and COM
IL modious three story Brick, recently erected by Mr.
+. Lnck First street the Sherwood in the
most complete style, and is prepared to welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times be supplied with liquors.
splendid Lunch VIII be set every day at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ with Turtle Soup and all other attainabe delicaces
A well known and sklful Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and uxures of the season. served up in the
Styl,.
Spiced and Theoretically sealed Oysters of the finest
quality hand-the best of Cigars, &C.. ljyl7n1
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NEW MUSIC.

TUST RECONNAISSANCE of Music, embracing all
u the new publications, among them the following
Grand Home Polka, Alpine Horn Grand March, Flcurs
Italiennes, Otrelo and Norman, Engagement Polka,
Deep in my hearts anguish Spring Flowers, Thousart
gone from my gaze, SweeiheaIis Polka viii YOU come
of the ocean, Yazoo Polka ButtOnwood tree
the door, Twas but DREAM For sale the Book
of aug3i RA1HBONE d " HELLER.
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Billiards.
ST CHARLES RESTAURAT.

EMANUEL GUMBEBTS having taken the large
r. threestory brick building, the German Thea
where he will be happy accommodate his
friends and the public generally, in the mos. approved
STYLE His Bar will at all times be supplied with the
choicest drink ables and the best imported Cigars.
splendid lunch will be set at 10 o'clock every day. with
those asty plates of SOUP and all the other Injuries of
the season. tfeutlemen can be accommodated at all
hours in the day with any dish that our market will at
fnrd aug20-3m
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GRANVILLE BOOK STORE.

tUSI hECElh ED,
~ Mansfeld's life of Scott in CLOTH do do i'm pamphlet;
Queechy, new work, by author of Vide Wide World;
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine Putarch's Lives;
Shakspeare's complete Works. Life, Plays and Poems;
Byrous life, Plays and Poems; Woods Practice of Medi
cine; United States Dspensaiory Quarto Bibles; The
Free Masons Monitor; Josephus; also fresh lot of
Music: Portmonaies; writing nesks, Ink stands Back
boards. Blanks Drafts, Exchange &c., &C., for
sale by augn SAML LISTER.
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81. Xavier College,
Cincinnati Ohio.

FINHE Exercises in this Institution will be resumed on
Il The lst Monday sept (6th The terms for Board and
Tuition IN all the branches of AN English education, with
Latin Greek, French, Spanish, German, c., are 100
pr. session months and weeks.
For further particulars, catalogues al this Office.
apply 10y letter 10, GEO. \. CARRELL, PTes't.
aug3U-std-l Ivy
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washington, Hotel.

NORNER Of Water and Vine streets. Evansville Ind,
~ The undersigned have taken the above house, and
inform their feuds old friends and the travelling public
generally. that they prepared 10 accommodate
them on the most reasonable terms, snd IN The best style
II Is their intention TO keep rderly AMI quiet house.
The table will all times be supplied with the best the
market fords. and they have doubt By their long
pereEce IN catering for the public. to give entire salts
. faction to all. who may favor them with a call.
IOSEPu SPITZf a. IIIIES ARST
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S. Z. GILBERT & CO.,

gents for Cypress Factor
TTAVEnOw on hand and constantly receiving, Cot
ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting which
they prepared to sell favorable terms they
be purchased at in this any other city. Ne selling
yarns at 81 "a and cents foe 60s, and SOS
respectively with discount for cash. time ap.
proved paper. aug25-tf.
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened in Linck's
j. building on First street between Main and Locust a
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of selection
from Eastern markets. which viii sell al very low
for cash. or Produce Of all kinds. -
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
table direct from the farmers, having made arrangements
10 be supplied several times week during the
with all kinds of Country Produce All goods purchased
at viii be delivered al the residence of customers
desired as have market wagon especially for that
nurpose ,he refore solicit share of public patronage
and will try merit Please my
stock. ic30tfI Il. II. COOK.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCH Els.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.

-o~~~~~~>~~~.S~~~~~
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
Arrival of the America.
HALIFAX, Sept. L.
America arrived last night-but owing to
interruption to wires, news not yet received.
Arrival of the Washington!
New YORK, Sept. /.
Washington arrived, Cotton animated
sales 80 900 bales, prices advanced ! cent
Great speculative demand.
London Corn Market.-Wheat advanced
IS. Oats Cd. Flour la2s. Trade in pro-
visions satisfactory. Consuls 99Balo0-for
money.
The Washington brings 900 passengers.
Advices from India state, whole Burman
Empire will probably be annexed by Eng
land.
Fishery question excites no uneasiness.-
Ministerial papers, state matters to be amic-
sably adjusted.
Grand feat at Paris, 18th, passed off quiet
Sly.
Steamer Magdaline arrived South Hamp-
: ION from w. Indies with Sl,lOo,OOO gold.
Advices from Australia to middle May, state
: gold to be immense, far exceeding California.
English funds decreased, owing to the UNI
promising harvest.
CINCINNATI, Sept. /.
Flour, 200 bblr 3,25a3,3o, Whisky, sa.-
Nothing doing in provisions. Groceries I'M
:. changed.
River risen 8 feet inches, in last "a hours.
PITTsBURGH, Sept. l, Nj.
River feet falling; weather clear.
New YORK, Sept. /, NJ.
Liverpool advices by Washington, show
slight decline in Grain, from advices fpre-
viouS vessels.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l.
Senate laid Bradfords nomination over
confirmed Hall Northern district N. York
and rejected Jas. Wilson as commissioner
land claims in California.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, p. NJ.
Combinations, &C., by the Senate: A. ID.
Hubbard confirmed as Postmaster General.
Fuller rejected as Chief Justice to Minnesota.
John T. Towers confirmed as superintendent
ofprinting.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORl.
IUST RECEIVED,
- Harper's Magazine for August,
The Bravo, Novel;
Grace Wiloughby;
Louisa. by Dumas;
Adventures of a Gentleman in search of Miss
Smith
Whites Negro Song books;
And assortment OF best Violncells strings; for
sale by aug-l2 - SAM'L LISTER.
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DARIS THREAD LACE-5O0 pieces Paris Point reed
l. This day and for sale by JAS LOW d co.
auca8 All Main street Louisville, KY.
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C,HINGLEs, PLows AND wHEELBARRows-
- Latest improved Plows and WheelbarTows from the
annelon Foundry. Also, $1,000 Shingles for sale low
liy17l ii. COOK.
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SALE OF REALESPATE.

yTNHE Subscriber wishes TO sell the North half of thu
Il North West quarter of Section l6-Tow nship 5
South of Range II West. The being the farm be-
longing to the heirs OF Henry LOhmcr deed late of Van
dcburh County. and the late residence of said decd
SAID farm is well improved. having first barn
nearly new, and other comfortable buildings. with
Blacksmith shop. and first rate water very convenient
the house. III the said il sold a3d lV
OF September next 1T private safe; il will then be
at Public Auction at the door of the Court House in
Evansville Terms third cash. and the balance in six
and twelve months morris =. JOHNSON.
aug30u Ally. in fact.
DLEACHED SHEETING-50 cases reed this day and
ID for sale by JAS. LOW eco
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ETNHE firm OF Gumberts Whitman, of the st Charles
Restaurant, has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the abve will
please call and make immediate payment to Emanuel
Gumberts who is authorized close the outstanding
business. and will settle all debts of the concern.
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~ BARRELS and half bbls Whisky, aud b1ls Of
Vinegar, in prime order, saved from tbs wreck OF
the steamer Chlekasaw for sale bargain. Also 100
kegs choice tan augIS O'RILEY q MITCHELL.
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nEIED FRUITS bbls Dried Peaches, good and in
l. dne order, for sale 10y ljyel SAMUEL ORR.
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CARPENTERS PLANES.

Nd Mechanics Tools of all kinds and very hes
n quality, hand and constantly receiving fresh sup
plies, at the sign OF the Mill saw.
jyIJ c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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NOTICE.

N CHUTE with pleasure would inform his friends,
| J, that he has returned and will be on hand Wed
ncsav next Spe when he hopes to see the smiling
,c,s ol tine Children District No. l. He has procur
ed competent assistant who will take deep interest
in the progress school, Tuition all paid by public
fund. ahS-9
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DLACK SILK LACE-5O0 pieces red this day and for
ID sale by JAS. LOW " co
on09s AL Main street Louisville, Ky.
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PAR cENHRSaIP NOTICE.

TINE firm OF e h. Hood x Co., having been dissolved
II BY the death of r. III. Hood, the undersigned An
drew ]. Wheeler, surviving partner, and Geo. W. Raih
bone, have purchased the stock Of the late irm aud
partnership under the sly lie Of RATnBoNE AND
WHEELER, and will continue the Wholesale and Retail
Book and Stationery business, the old stand No Fos
tcrs Block where they invite the patronage OF the form
of the house, and of the public generally.
e.. W. RATHBONE
ug27 J. WHEELER
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lost.

A BAY MARE, about or years old from the premises
N of Mr.. Hitler, Salt Well Hotel. Said mare is rather
thin in flesh and has but little hair on her forehead has
particular marks about her Any finding said
will literally rewarded returning To the
subscriber, or giving information respecting her,
auel2 CHARLES KILLER.
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IS AGEN rs WANTED.

TNO for the sale of the popular and saea
Il BILE Books ever offered to the public. Young of
good moral character and business habits from
50 SO per day-and others need apply. For terms
address postage paid WA. PATTON.
augI3 3md 3w Henderson, Ky.
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MEDICINAL.
COX. NJ. v. MITCHELL. n. =.
MEDICAL NOTICE

hrs. WILCOX & MITCHELL, having associated,
- themselves together in the practice Of Medicine,
Surgery ind Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully
inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that OF
the firm be found at their office, First street, be-
tween Main and Locust at all times, day night ready
10 attend to professional calls. ljy30-4w]
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MISCELLANEOUS.
POLAND, PRATHER & SMITH.
Successors to p. S. Barber & Coz

successors 10 Z. >. Barber G COl
MANUFACTURERS AND callers WHOLESALE RETAIL
IN HATS, CAPS, AND FUR GOODS,
As JNaia street, Louisville, keRtueky.
EING TO and former partners in of the
oldest and most successful Hat Houses in the West
country take the liberty TO notify the customers
of the old firm and the public generally OF the fact and
that continue the business II the old stand under IN
usual advantages, with large stock Of Fresh Goods
One of firm is in the East with leash in hand
purchase and manufacture of such kinds Of goods
cannot be got up here TO advantage.
Our long experience and improved arrangements IN
Manufacturing and Importing, and our acquaintance
with the business and the wants and tastes OF the est
and South, fully qualify at all times to supply our Gus
toners with the very best Of goods in line on me
f. vorabc terms. For undoubed short pa
per will be always prepared TO sell at the toUest
Eastern prices.
The fact is well established that the style of our
DRESS HATS is peculiarly adapted to the tastes and
the South and West and of superior work man
ship and maeral-we warrant them to excel all others
We say to Merchants visiting city that our PAIL
FOR 1852 in extent and variety cannot be eNeeed
any market, and that resolved TO maintain the
reputation heretofore acquired by the firm of of r. =
Barber Co.. of selling the best and the cheapest goods
in the market POLLARD, PRATHER d SMITH.
Louisville, July 90, 1852. lauglO lmd.I
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CASE of assorted Grapes just reed and far sale by
l. aug-IO, J.H. MAGHEE d Co