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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03

o. From the Catholic Almanac f"r
1852, we learn that there are ia the
whole Un:ted States, q arch bishops, 26
bishops, 1888 priests, AL churches,
and Catholic population of 9'6 900
which includes 10 ,001 in Oregon, the
Caliiornias aid chapels, aud 972 priests.
and in Ireland 3205 churches and 2252
priests
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03

Tue MAIN LAw.-The Liquor Law in
Rhode Island has finally been defeated, and
the General Assembly has adjourned, The
House and Senate both refused to recede
from their severa. amendments 10 the law
and between the two stools the law fell. The
character Of these amendments was stated
in our paper yesterday. The course OF the
Senate was clearly an evasion of legislative
responsibility .-Albany SiGfe Register.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03

SAD ACCIDENT To WINcBELL the
CoMBDIAN-A Geographic despatch,
dated Pittsburgh. February 20. says:-
q This afternoon. Mr.. Winchell, the
comic lecturer, was run over by the cars
at the Allegheny depot. His arm was
broken, and his skull so badly fractured
as to leave no hope Of recovery"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03

DEATH CAUSED BY EXTRACTION OF A
ToorH.-The Post states that lady in
Winchester. named Locke, had tooth ex"
tracled about fortnight ago, and that the
bleeding continued until Tuesday, when the
lady expired from exhaustion. several
physicians tried 10 vain 10 stop the bleeding
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03

SPEcIE.-It is said that the Pacific, which
sails to,day from New York for Eng land
will take out 81 900, 900 in specie, including.
5000 900 in gold bars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03

NJ A Free Banking Bill has passed the
Tennessee Senate, IS 10 4. IL allows of
the establishment Of banks Of $50. 900 capi>
tai and upwards, 10 issue bills Of 81 and
upwards.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-03-03
FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
california;

Arrival Of the Prometheus.

HALF A MILLION IN GOLD.
RuMoREp Rebellion OF THE MoRMoNs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Later from Santa Fe.

Correspondence 0: The ST. Louis Republican
INDEPENDENCE, Weones day, Jan. %, 1852.
By dispatch few days ago, | sent you
the fumor oil Mr. Robert Brents murder by the
Apache Indians. This painful Intelligence Is con.
hfmed by to-day's mai. lie was accompanied By
Mr. Thomas Biggs and one or two servants. Inc
Indians lay cOneealed In the grass, near the " La
guna," in the "JoI ada Gel Muerto," and suddenly
rose upon the party us they were travelling along.
The servant was killed, ard Mr. Brent mortally
wounced Upon which, Mr. Biggs, with great exer-
ton, edet IN getting back III safely 10 party
of MexicaDs 1.-THE Lake
Quite an excitement has sprung up in Santa Fe.
in consequence If some new discoveries OF silver
near Taos, and gold on the Rio Francisco, riou-
taYy o. the CHA Specimens were shown on the
plaza of considerable SIZE and the Negligence was
that parties were at work, averagng rs per day.
Col Sumner had jus, returned from FL Paso, and
Immediately determined upon making change OF
Headquarters from Fort Union to Albuquerque.
A new post, called Fort Webster, IL TO be essao-
hshed at the mines IN the neart OF the Apache
country, and troops are to be constantly passing
from fort TO fort, over the whole country. The
Colonel is getting and more popular every day,
and his policy to subdue the Indians ut once instead
OF making treaties with them constantly, lsfavoraoly
received by the Leg stature and others Lieu'enaEt
Evans has Just returned from pursuing Brents mur-
cerers having been unsuccessful in their trip their
horses gave out too soon. Aubrey was overtakenoy
the mail cempsny-at or near Cedar Springs, on his
way to the States, with twelve wagons expects 70
be here by the 5th.
Can't. Easton, Radiminsky, MAJ. Grier, and party.
were, on the 5th, at Wagon Mound, getting along
very we'll. and expected 10 reach Santa re ID lou!
or five DAYS. Their course has been much retarded
BY the deep SHOWS OF the last month. Business In
Santa Fe was very dun
taken by the December mail and reached Santa re
and was published in pamphlet form IN twenty-five
days from Washington City the January mau,
under charge of Allison, was met at Fort Atkinson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

ncsatec arrived at Ripsgcid Barracks. under Gen
msrd Of Brevc; NsJors Paul and Garoen ',t~
Prince stationed nj Las Cuesas Is 10 be reiisse. W
Comysny X. an Ariflcry. uucer t'rrts oiooos
HOLMES and Dungen Msi)r LspNrs, az pfescn'
sommaI der OF the post ~ Fort Rims gold IS 9, ie~e
rs Day OF two Ga scout, sith orierso aEfest xrsn
y5j8i SIo dispense his men wherever 'oI0o VIVA
Ire lnniied humber Of men az ms disposal q en. da-
ney Il dong I'll fe eau - preFcat the closuny OF
any AIMED body 81 msn into Hexicaa territory. oat
when she iime comes ne via PROBABLY and his forces
totally iradecrate There are 50 many fortinf
PLACES on thls ilvtr. elih 0h,ca Ca-Avaal AMI ms
ne ere very well srqcAiEted mat they wi. and 40
difficulty Ia eIossiSs and Uncle sam be never the
wiser
The steamer Corvette arrived here ON the ls,A,
hav,ng on board w samuel Ward OF view ,fofk,
revenue agent Of tte Government, and VII J Le-
us,f. of Brownsville. oepn'y L. 4. Marshal The
former IS sale 10 have secret orders n the Govern.
ment ielsiiTe to the eS'en Siye smuggling OF mules
and horses from Mexico INTO Texas, winch nssfe
Gently attracted much attention anonj the stock
raistrs of Kentucky and Tennessee ard the latter
is reported TO have been ypnt FOR h MAKE some ar
rests smcng the sJmpa,h; SiDg f.oustieIs on this
size. As Yet, however, nothing has been some, but
people are in expectation.
Gen. urasa IS about 70 visit the United States aad
yesterday senissd his ~ish To Gsa. Harvey 20 take
passage on the steamer Cov rite, which was, OF
course cleeTiuly scceedsd % by tna, gentleman.
Letters have been received here from the cry OF
Mexico 10 the 23d alt, which state nat the Mexican
Congress had positively refused &c recognize Cen.
AyalosS reduction OF the taTlf and have instructed
the Collector at Metaphors to collect the surplus
due. AdvIces from 5elc~ state tina. Avalos is deter
ed resist this and Will not allo the old tsrid
to 80 into operation. This may breed trouble.
The Ne,r Ori ans Delts OF the st instant says
AS regarcs the suppression Of the Eevolut on.
1t is far from being the case. We hare reh able
information coming from gentleman VIE had VS.
TIED CarsvsJas camp, that active preparations were
beng made TO renew the war. Caravalal had 200
men with him. and was daily expecting the arrival
Of Col. Ford's regiment rom Texas. They have
wi h them two IL pound howitzers Gun-cariages
were also being MADE at Bosnsyie 10 mount sew
sral other pieces Of artillery, and recruits daily
focsng 10 Caray5jas standard. II Is also sand that
greater Gsaffectioa exists among the citizens OF
Tamaulipas than ever, In consequence OF the Mex
can Congress having refused - coDhrm the deduc-
ton mace in TIE tsrlff by General Avalos who had
guaranteed 1t for Ave years"
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IRELAND.

THE STEAMER FROM NEw-Y DIRK To GAL
wAy-Tas Ma,o Telegraph of Wednesday says -
1--WE stop press to announce that Rev Ar. DAILY ana
MI Persse OF Galway, have received letters stating
that Mr. Wagstaff's steamer Will arrive IN GMwey
on THURSDAY or FRIDAY next, at farihest" what
great humbug is Wass,aii
The Galway people are raising sub
,crip,iop TO enable Rev p DAILY to go 10 America TO
work up the transatlantic packet scheme.
In answer 10 assertions put forward oy
Rev John McHale, IN his letter the Lord Bishop OF
usm declares his re sdness 10 testify on OATH II re-
opi,ed that in his own diocese, within four or hve
Years ten thousand converts have Joined the Pro-
te,tapt Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

Advertisement The rush on Wet Lin
ems Sill continues at Columbian Hail. No. PSI Grand
s., Never before has been known such bargains as
aleIow offered at The above place. Pure IRISH In.
tls shirtipg, sheetiDe, damask cloths ciapers ard
toweliDg, are offered at such extremely BOW prices
that even astonishes the purchasers. To those who
were unable 10 enter the store yesterday, the propr
etors would say, they have made such arrange.
msnts, that viii enable them to serve any and all
"a ho NAV favor them with eau, and on no con-
,iS.rst,on will the store be closed against them,
whch we regret to say was the case yesterday. I'M
Ger the present smans emen,s all necessity ioI noise
With comfort and dispatch. AS these sales will DO
c'"s.S Within the next three days, house, keepers
and bo,elkeepers and others interested VIII ma IL
10 their advantage to call early
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Farther from the RE Grande-Caravajal and
Col. Harvey.
A correspondent of The ". q. P'cayun

A correspondent OF Inc ". w. r'cdyu"e
writes from Rio Grande City. Jan. Is, as follows
The new. brought in here BY the selfstyled Capt
ont 10 have been premature. Letters received
here from Col Ford state that he was TO leave Aus
TN in person, about the 4h inst and his arrival rs
leave in ANAL parties and march through the coua
try. 10 AVOID contact collision with lne OnlIe"
States troops. They will number over one tnousana
No,h,ng certain is known as to the present where,
sbouts Of Caravsal Report places MN IN sesei =.
different places, vide apart and Is equally ;ns
a., h,1.nen ,h,ea and four hundred will come near
the marx A few Gays, however, Will pfooaoy oe'
eide the matter 80. o.,.. ,roons ARE
S,,s,iv inrr,asirs upon the frontier, and Gen
Hmpey I. busily engaged in dlspo,lns them q COM
command the ferries and crossing p'1T ,,cr. arrived
- Belleyiie, opposite Guerrero on ~. 1sb Inf,ntry
az or The lin Two companies Of the 7'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Cor.r CAIENpAR-This DAY.

CouRT CALENDAR-This Ddy.-SUpE-
R,oR CouRr.-Nos 65 go PA, 81, 2s7, 2lo 216, -
1853 26i. 90 ESQ 224 2s9, 900 29l 29i s9o, 300 2s'
Jos 800 500 go, 2O2 40, s67 Sol, SC2 soS o.- oss
COMMON PLEAS. -Pat, Nos. 247, 2ils' soa' 80
os7 oso ool. 2Qs 1884. 295 297. 299 30l. 1903, 500.
Part iI-Same as yesterday. adding No 2s2 ,,o -
SUPREME CouRr-Gen Isrm--Nos. lOs Nv 10
Il, is, 10, 81, &c, IS, 90, 80, 81, 80, ], p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
EUROPE.
BY THE EUROPA'S MAILS.

The steamer Europa arrived at Boston
a7P. NJ. on Sunday, and her mails reached
his City last evening. The following are the
important details Of the intelligence IN our for
:.c naners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

LECTURES BY ROf. pOfoi. az ''~'
Chapter of Genesis espoused by modern science OF
the literal concordance of the account OF Creation
by Moses with the lat results OF Astronomy ana
Geology"
Such is the announcement Of some Leciures-t"o
in number-which Pref Guyot of Cambridge, mas
been induced to put forth, by some frenos' "no
know and appreciate his rare requirements In sell
epce and his humble reverence for the fe'eaieo
Word of God.
N. Guyot will deliver these Lectures at the Hope
Chapel, on the evenings Of Wednesday and Friday
and 70 earnestly commend them to the attention OF
our readers
Prof Guyots familiarity with the English tongue
enables him to deliver with great freedom the beau
titul and original reascninss by which he reconces
what Astronomy and Geology less thoroughly I'M
derstcod have sometimes seemed TO contradics-'ne
latest discoveries in these sciences with the exact
and literal narrative OF the creation by Moses.
They who shall 60 to hear vii md themselves
wiser and better for what they will hear
The arrangements are not ye. sufficiently COM
ple,ed to enable us to state the Of admssionto
these lectures This will be done tomorrow.
A CORRECTION OF RuMoRs AND REPORTS
m CONNECTION WITH GRuxzies CAsE.-At meeting
of German citizens, held a; No. 10 North William
st.. in behalf OF Otto Grunzg, on the Slst January
the Chairman of the meeting informed the assembly
that he did not consider it suitable 70 ons vac
public at large such portions OF the Reports Oh '-e
Committee, as might possibly endanger the cause oi
Otto Gruuzig, in consequence OF misapphca'on
or misrepre entstion Of such state men~
The assembly agreed with the views ana reasons
| of the Chairman, and the COMMITTEES reported but
what thought to be OF no injury 70 INC case VI
| Otto Grunxig.
| Meanwhile several English and German papers
cave such notices on the subject, and especially
sbsu, the tourney Of Margareua Lorenz TO Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

E DR.. Williams lectures, examines
faces Fundamentally, and experiments slchemis-
tlcally. at Blocker Buildings. corner OF Becker
AID morton-sts this evening al Il o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10

AsToR. PLACE OPERA Housx.-The Ger
man Company will commence tonight the series oil
their favorite performances Some of the members
belonging to this troupe have won European ceieof
ty and they will appear in some Of their best
;ers The Robbers" BY Scheller, will be given To-
night with the German translation OF the very popu'
lar farce. entitled Box and Cox" The GermaA
population will, no doubt, be pleased az me an
porpcement that they will have hereafter Twice
week, a, the above place, performance r tnsir IA
tive language
meeting of the Delegates from the
different Industrial Associations oil ocI C'' ~ -.
New.Yoik City Industrial Congress, VIII oe NO.
the New City Hall, this evening. Inc oons'e' =
h,ing ,eo,ganized. and the representation OF many
Of the Societies increased.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
Al f. DeiofoHrs, formerly Lynch Cigrks) IS. VOL =
1862. IA II. Noon 3P ~ 3P.Ai-
February 9..-----27 80 Al AZ
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DRY-GOODS.
sPRINe AND SUMMER Dry GOODS.

C,HANKILN 81 REILLY corner OF Main ana si streets
- nave received and are still receiving direct from
the Eastern ces, large an well selected sto'N Vi
and staple Dry Goods, ebr.cilg sone OF Inc mus ~.
onablc goods Droght market this seIsoi which W.
fer AT Wholesale or retail to our customers ana al olhs
who may favor US with call, yer! 10" ioI ess or pro
duee. The following comprises some oi INC ie"oiie AT
tirles:
Black and coored Cloths, plain and fame! CassSieres'
vestings Cottouates IenIs Caleoes, Ggeahls lawns,
B.re a. LANES white ANA cold Mosquito Aetiings no
siers Gloves L4ces III liz and drilled SWISS Aasiis am
brics aud Jaconeits bohnets idooOhs, f.rsois S
brow, and beaCned Shcetiigs and SiIiiIgs, brown ana
bleached Drils, Iekngs, hickory stripes, lrsh LIiels'
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, Towels, scotch i'a,
per linen and silk Pocket handkerchie>, DIX ana cold
silk Neck do Ud silk Grape and Palmetto sha~ls &c
&c . to which would respectfully invite al TO come Ia
aud canine before purchasing eisewhe lals6l
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T. CaAFLEs RssrAURAr.

EMANUEL GUMbEBfS having taken The largo
81 three-story brick bLdiDe, near the German Thea
ire, where he will be happy TO accommodate his
friends, and the public generally in the approved
STYLE Ills Bar will at all times he supplied with III
choicest drink ab'cs. and the best imported Cigars
splendid lunch will be set IT 10 O'Clock every day. vii
those basty plates of soup. and all the other luxGr, Of
The season. Gentlemen be accommodated &C
hours in the day with any dish that market will a
fol aua2O3m
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wooDBUI,N,s gEyER AND AGUE

Nov offered 10 the public for the 6rsttme. This med
- icine has existed in private fanny for more tina
nlN years. has been distributed ID considerable eAter
among friends, and has duriI the whole lime, aud ia
distances. proved itself never falling remedy, whether
applied to common OF 10 third da! ague CT well
known stubborn nOtoriety.
Such experience, together with numerous solicitations
from friends. has indaccd the proprietor To give to the
public. The undersigned, who Know the medicine 10y
their experience have consented To take agency
for part Of indanE ard Illinois, and Oder il by the
dozen single bottle, with te express understands:
that the MONEY will always be refunded where the meG-
eeunscd according doirectious, does not affect perlet
and permanent cure. mhlO-tfl ALilS & HOW rs.
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(EMCVED.--1he undersigned has removed 10 tie
house Of Mrs. Dr. Trafton. three the slr
wood House, opposite the mansion Of NJ. koss ESQ ON
First Street. or Doctors r.7ceRHe.
oice al the old stand First doors :boye Main
where he may be found al all times unless
engaged tIe-el J. X. WILCOX. NJ. D.
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/ SIRE amt Pleasant Medicine f0r ITOrmS
TE' iso certi 10 the suffering community that hay
nbt-ied most valuable recl from. the b. hos of
2. ais, 4 veruiirge IL the form of candy, whc
il prevent Ill DarfhUas Crouls and all coughs she-
t lrhopa is from the elects ct wOrns, Which IS Ia
tril ill c.usc OF thousands going to the graVe.Ill
buo". the principal cause 81 the diseases. Dr. Cowle
S5 ears practice Of medicine, finds this the mOsya
..aie OF all other nostrunS. A. RUSH.
Main street, beiw. 81 aud 4th
losz-A child over year old will take one half 4
lex every morning for four days. Should this BOthi
desired effect, give small portion of teaI
aOUr after taking the candy. octlc-til
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REMOVED.

q NJ GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock Of Hardware
-. next door, 10 c. BELLS Drug Store and L. row
opening the best selected stock selected ~ himself IN the
Leserh Markets OF oregn lonesii, Bardv are ey q
offered Ia this Market. Prom his Ion eAl criclte in lie
Hardware trade. sirG attention 10 business and f.i,
prices he hopes 10 receive share public patronage
Mechanics, builders aud others are invited TO exanl.
his stock. ItDxI7 =
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CRANGED COAETBRS


& HUGHES have remoTedther
L stock oi Queensware 10 Fosters FLOCK. one door
above the Bauk. where they will be most happy To see
their Old customers and MANY new oes IS may desire
goods al Eastern Southern rates. VI have JUS re-
eeiy ed Late importation and respectful! solicit call
aug9 HOLilNGSN Oiil - g. uOGhEo.
SPOO ASDp ATE WAf
ICJ doz Doube Plated pureGerma er Tablespoons
81 do do do 10 Tea do
~ do do do Forks
With sugar Shovels Mustard AID Salt Spoons OF the sae
auall;, together with Iron, Britaia aud German SILVER
Tea, Table and Coos Spoons, Flesh Forks aud Ladies'
for sale 1T low rates by BAbCOCh B"Oii tbhS.
{ WIsS MUSLIN EDGING.-2 cartoons COR sale by
- kI7 JAS. Lon * CO., AZ Main ST.. Lou Nv
VTINDOW SASHA large ard fall assortment OF
w Window sash of superior hLisi. assorted from 3
by 10 10 II by Is. IN store and for sale b!
jy2 sAMOEL oth.
RGARVIN. Attorney and Coureellora t Law. or
fee on the conner Of ain and Second streets Ey.
ansville, Ia. tausi 's2-I!l
HAND KIT MITTS.-l00 doz twisted sis hits
i Il (rega.ar ulade) for sale by jas. LOW ~ 70,
Nai, Y.
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED

4 HAVE removed my Office TO Water street rext doc,
TO the Lafayette House, where can se found al NJ
times by day night, unless professionally engaged
aF3u JOHN SHAW, G.. NJ, NJ. d.. &c
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VALUABLE. LAND FUU SALE
In ibsnn Comfy.

Y9R sale reasonable terms. the following property:
< One hundred aud sixty Of Land Ia section
seventeen four south of range west. with
thity Improved, with house, smoke house nd
good we'll OF wafer.
Also One hundred and twenty In section eight.
town south of range uinc west. with Twelve
cleared. ana house uncirei 10y twenty six feet atd
halt hgh with forty acres OF land nmproyed
IA ton nine. The above property sol cN-
ehaEgc for property Evansville. Persons wishing to
view the above LANDS aiu call Oh
TBEUPHILAS BACON, or
jy7-3m HENRY SHIP.
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ID EMOVAT, POSTERS g. BROW n have removed
ANher stock Of Groceries TO their large and @onnodou,
lie" store, oorLer Main ana First Streets here they won
be pleased TO their old friends and the public generally
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BLACVeMTTurrr

4 fANiEL SULLIVAN, blacksmith having concluded
~ I" steady himself. aud attend more tuhrtu.iy IA
IL, business Than he has heretofore done would RESPECT.
iill solicit share OF public patronage. He can assure
is Numerous patrons I'D transient customers fh;t an
WORK ordered in ms line Will be promptly attended
u, ad TO paIs will be spared 90 please .'a the World
! Pine. f,sS o.
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DEWITT TRY

las. II. JUPIN. IcntI Surgeon. desiring t. rema
81 psruiau.sty evansville, tChders his profession
services citizens OF te town and the surr0nHda
eouItr:. h'oms tor t"e present at the Green tiv,
ilouse iylI iml
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washington, IBotei.

N0RNER of Water and Vine streets Evansville Ind.
~ The Undersigned. have taken the above house, an
inform their friends OH friends and the travelling publ
Seeiili! that they are Eow prepared 10 mofs =
them the most reasonable terms and ia the hest sfNlc
II Is their Intention 90 keep orderly and quiet hnsc
The table VIII al times be supplied with the best t
market tOrcs and the! have doubt by their lorg ex
perlenoe IN catering for TIE public 10 give entire salts
faction 10 all who may favor them with "a call!
Hue@l-Gm JOSEPH SPIIZ& JULIUS PABST.
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RCEOyED.

X He undersigned have reEoved their Book and .'uSi
Il Store To The of Main First street wher,
Tie! are just receiving. IN addition their former stock
"a extensive assortment of Books. Stationary, Musical
Instruments. &c. all of which they are prepared to
SCI al Wholesale or retail, The most liberal terms.
! hI3-u T. GONYNGTON d 90.
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ID NCVAI i have removed my Office one square
I and hall above Main street, tie SherNocc
lose, First street, Snd De found either ere or IS
~! Residence, square above. al times urss rfofs
sIOIai. Engaged ia tie city or lis immediate vicinity
mhiin DAM, MORO An Al N
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MEQIC IL NOIICa

DR p. y. JOHAsCN RESI- e,uGiy i,niers his pToi,s
sIoual services 10 c ttzcLs OF Evansville aid IS
Nniuity O.,c tiTs- street, fen doors above tue
ShcrW O0d House The OGc formerly occu led 10y Dr. raj
ton lesdcIce hear The ol 9Th and Walnut SIS.
~. .AIlll
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
O3S- BYFoRO q PINCH.

w oID inform the citizens OF Evansville that 10y
w have associGted themselves together ia tic Pgac
lice Of Ae,itiIe surgery ami Obstetrics. Iher once Is
Oh the corner OF FIRST aud he streets.
LA..sNl ils. June 9Th. iS5.. u - u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-13
CO-PARTNERSHlPS, &c.

PARTlI GRSIEP NOTICE.
THE partenerhip in the practice Of Law oflaw Ratte
i d Johnson has been dissolved. The business Of
the firm will Toe 4ndcr the firm OF Law ard
Johnson AiiorIies and CounsellOTs al law. mar -