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hese vessels of the fret class built in the city Of
oatmore expressly for this Iade and have superior
onnodations for passengers. They commanded
~ experienced Capains, we'll qualified for tho trade
md who i'll spare exertion To accommodate The,
VIII be towed up and down the rivers by and mn}
he relied ON to sa promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York will find it their interest to ship by this line
.sireighl will alwnys be taken low as by uny other
line OF Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New. Yor give satisfaction
Freight ID cents per whole, aud IL per 4 +
obaeeo being about 50 per cent less thap oharg'
Tie Steamers Insurance can be effected In the hi..i
moad Fire Association b, this line 3-s per
We respectfully nsk and hope IN succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line Ia New York will be for
warded free Of eommis sion Ia New Orleans Mobile
charleston, Savannah nny other Southern North
nfn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rockets
In New York ut Be,t No !, Coffee louse Slip, foot If
Wall Street DAVID CuRRiE Richmond, } p
O. IL PIERSON, Ny. IS
No. 81 ,Souh Street.
Oh
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Gbe DaiIp t)irainian.
Lei the Heart be beautiful.

Let the Heart be Beautiful.
So the henrt, the heart il beautiful,
] care not for the faoe;
ask not what the form may lack
OF dignity grace;
IL the mimi be filled with glowing thoughts.
And thu soul with sympathy.
What matter though the cheek bo pale,
Or tho eye lack brilliancy.
Though the check, the cheek be beautiful,
II soon may lose its bloom,
And the lustre of the rye be qaencbed
In the darkness of the tomb,
But the glory of the mind will liv.
Though the blnom of life depart;
And OH the charm enn never die
OF true and noble heart.
Tho lips TINT utter kindly thoughts
Have beauty all their own
For gentle worda ore sweeter fhr
Than musios softest lonoi
And though the voice be harsh or shriu
Tint oiis the oppressed go free,
And soohes the woes Of tho sofrowing one,
That voice is sweet to me.
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Southern IsniI-Isonds

VIII no longer be compelled Ia obtain their Cars from
the Norb cct largo expense and risk of Trans
portaion. GEO. q. CURLE Proprietor
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ITTNN. vi VINHTNTI u
Chie( Eng. Va. g. Tenn. X. n.


LynchburR, Sept 90. 1853.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo g..
Curle feel confident that Tho Piednnt Works under
bis management will fully mnin'nn its reputation in
making Rail. Rond Cars we'll us IN any and all its
branches of mechanical operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prcnacnk.
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RICHMOND.

Hss.hNhA LIN IL OF Richmond ~sksSssa
AND NEW.YORk PACKETS. This new ssa&
home line is composed of tho following vessels. and
-alls from New-fork every three days. All owned In
The city of Richmond via;
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Jerry & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs
TER MS.

yn,uSlAV is nihished daily at 50, and weekly 81
The w in nne subscription is taken for shorter
81 Fr a nuths. anl paper is discontinued except al
o' ina the roprieors, until all arrearages SHAH have
hn EYTs inserted for 30 cents per square Tor
Az fSysR form insertion and 81 cts for every oter
es o ,nler of insertions is not marked the Ms IL
II ", ,nba till ordered and charged accordingly
vii rs YEARLY RATES arefor the privilege 20, Of two
iay form daily $40 semi-weekly $40 Every yearly
viii be required 10 aonfne his advertising % ms par
niYerse he exceed the space ulaed for
tiiulaerr lan, t ,.bars,4I ratally f)r tl'" ex""ss
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THE undersigned buving had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison, Jf; nsks lo say to the
Rufoad public tnt he hna engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue its manngs men,, hoping by
s long experience In Rail ond works ard constant at
eniion 10 the work entrusted him. - merit the ap-
probation and liberal patronage Of tie public
A. kETTLETON, Manager.
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NNTOOD.-Oak and Hickory, well seasoned, just
w to hand. We expect TO keep regular supply
in future. Those who will need good ire-wood-w
please send in their orders early.
aug SITS ECHOLS e. PRYOR.
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON THE
n -
VIRGINIA & TENN NESSEE RAILROAD.
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WARWICK FOUNDRY,

Lynchburg, Va.
YNiIE Propietors of this establishment are n)w pr
l. pared to furnish the Planters of Virginia with
most celebrated Premium PLOWS and AGRlCul
rURAL TOOLS in the United States.
They have at great expense, secured Twenty di
ferent Patterns OF Plows-Aso G LT1V VATOR
ROAD SCRAPERS and nine different sizes of IlA
CUTTERS. Our Plows consist of the Peekskill NJ
York $50 Premium; Eagle $50 Premium; aud Il
Genuine Livingston county Plow4. We have improv'
the Livingston Plow which makes it W nth at least
per cent. more than the original patterns 1t consi'
in the manner in which the lundsde is attached to 4
mouldboard-doing away with the lock, which weaker
the strength of the pow The form of the Plow is
changed but is greatly increased in strength by the in
provemcnt
Our experience in the art Of Building Agriculture
Tools and superior patterns, induce US to belie'
we cal furnish the best Plows in the State, at prices
to be beat Will the Farmers of Virginia give us ca
and we will take pleasure in exhibiting tools,
provinp to YOU the truth Of statements
Also all kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron work Il
ished in the best tye and order.
Fresh ground Plaster furnished at the mill usual
WHIrrEMORE, MoNAMEE & co.
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Horses Mules Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Caves, if
over eight in number, will be carried as Bird class
G0ods,-The weights be regulated as follows: Hor-
ses, I000 lbs; Mules, 800; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs, l5C Sheep, 100; Calves, l25, under
; months old. Lumber of all kinds, and Coal to
beloaded and nnoaded by osners, consgnees
One day only will be allowed 10 load unload, unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever n Car is
suffered to remnii loaded utter arriving its place of
destination, "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
upon it will be at the option of the Compan, unload
it, and charge he of 80 per Car load for
Lumber, and 80 cent for Coal, and also cha &C The
rate of 81 60 per day, for the n.e IF the Cal.
TllOS. SHARP, Sunr't.
aug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. R. r.
70 Exprc's and Rep. copy.
RATES nE EREsGUr IN THE
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IJNI0N sTEAMsmlP ComPA- az

MON STEAMSHIP COMPA- .es,
" NY'S LINE o.. STEAMERS, ria k0rtoik 5saA
and Cape May -for Philadelphia every Wednesday,
Steamer CRY OF RIonaoRp, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGIsIA, Cant Tonl
SrEAMEn PENNsYLvAstA, CAPT. Baymote
One of these splendid steamships will lenve Richmond
Tor Philadelphia every Monday nnd Thu sdny nt high
water, r,touel ing at Cnpe Mny land passengers. lie.
turning enye Philadelphia every Wednesday nnd Sntur
lny Mt 10 o'clock, A. M until further notice.
Passengers for ape May will consult their interest
by taking this route, IL is In addition 10 being the
elenpest the most expedilious and comfortable.
Passengers for New YOrk-We hive
tered into forward passengers through
New York. either by steamers, allowing them tie
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four day.
or proceed directly 10 New York. upon the arrival o
flo steamers.
shippers 10 the Nesi-Tobacconists deal
1ous ofshipping 10 ltsbnrg, will please boar in mind
HAT we haYe made ali the necessary arrangements tn
forward To ncco through nt 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice wbe always given In all The Daily papers
IN the city when the steamers will be rendy receive
freight, and the honr If their smiling.
n B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills o
Ladng must be the wharf Rockets be sign
cd before the smiling Of stenmers.
Passage through New York, LIST cabin mud found, %
u Cape May 8
rhila'phio, 3
3" 2nd cabin " 7
For freight or passoge, apply
RO. RANKIN. Ad'r Richmond, w
j" % dtcts ON he Dock
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H'HceN 'tq to. t0tht FuSt CiasS.-Boxes OF has
"7aetsn' eaH#.lur
Afi'' os'tariteto Second Cldss-Boxes, bales
'a-"' - hers shoes, saddlery, glass; paints, oils,
"sa ag" &c .ieetionery.
n'SeS appropriated Third Class Virginia domes'
sugar coffee, liquor bagging rope, butter cheese,
@ tobacco leather, hides, cotton yarns, cop
,l sheet iron hollow-ware, queensware, castings,
marble, dressed and other heavy articlesnoi
1hlefated In spe' ial or fourth class rates.
.,l appropriate TO the Fourth Ciass-Flour lin
rice pork beef fish lard, taow and bacun, lin
and oo%es or sacks beeswux, bales of rags, ginseng
pa 'ed iruit bar iron marble, (undressed) NH and
'''"a stones, mill gearing.
Faster per 30 miles 1.5O Salt per bushel ! 8
lon of2,- 100 miles. 100 O. Fifty pounds. ID
700 lbs. $50 miles. $50 III
Selt7--dts mes ''0O oafr'' '''' =
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Our will be cash,or negotiable paper safsfnc-
torily endorsed
The subscriber, thankful for The worry liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen years he has
been IN business in Lynchburg. won just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore,
and hopes with the nddiuonnl facilities he hasand
by the attention he feels determined give to
bis business in all its various branches, merit
tinuanee Of the patronage Of a liberal public.
sept 23-ts GEO q. CURLE.
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OF We thank Mr.. ]. Abbey, one of the
pilots of the invincible Shrtwell, for men,
orandum of the trip and other favors. Mr..
abbey is one of our NEST obliging river
friends:
STEAMER A. L. Shotwell left New Orleans,
on Tuesday evening, Nay 3lst. Left steam
ers Chancellor, Gen. L,favette, Princess,
Emperor, Suquehannah, and WIN. Noble in
port for l. uisville. Susquehannah and Wm.
Noble, to leave on the evening of 3lst.-
FIRST night out met Magnolia at Grand View.
LIST, met Mary Hunt at Big Black, passed
the Europa above Rodney. I'd, met George
town at mouth of Yazoo, ]. s. Cheacweth at
No. LOG. Sd met Mor-isett at Cts, Rein.
deer at 62-3, R. j. Ward at Helena, En-
pire at Burdo Shute, passed Equinox and Iro-
'gaois at head of Beef Island. 4th, me-:
Glendy Burke at Madrid Bend, North Ameri-
ca, Columbus, H. r. w. Hill at Norfolk,
Cincinnatus al Island No. l., w. b. Gil ton
at Cairo, Fashion at Grand Chain. 9th. met
Cincinnati foot of Diamond Island, Eclipse
ut Dutch Bend.
The Shot~e.l brought the big Mail, and
made % landings, had 200 cabin passengers,
$50 deck.
Mississippi river from mouth of Arkanses
up was falling fast. The Ohio river from
Cairo up was falling fast with scant 10 feet
water on the principal bars-to Cairo.
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CHEAPEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE,
s aS - - LIB



THE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS. running in CON
4 nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
" herliIg,
Through tickets by this line 10 Philadelphia Wash
ingtoD City nd Baltimore De procured from tn.
Agents IL Louisville. Madison and Cincinnati. o.
board the boats. Hay.Ig made pcrnane
meHs Tor ncketng through. the travelling public vii!
HUI rgreaty IT, their Interest going Est West 10
patroIize this line.
The Union Line" being chartered Company, arc
required 10y law To uEdsr such TegulstiOnsas viii -
comfort well as safety the lives passengers
" This as the only line running ia connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railioad
III = The steamers OF this line entirely new. and
the largest. fastest safest and most sgI vessels
built for the Western alters, and M' leave follows,
w:
FOREST CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch. Sunday 3 p. NJ.
DAVID v lIiIE, Capt w Met laid MOnda. Y. M
ALVIN ADAMS. capt. G " Norton. Nednesda, 3 NJ.
FALLS CITY. Capt. sam. Mason, Friday p. NJ
ThOS. SWAMI, Capt. J Mcclure, Saturday p. NJ
Fare from Louisville 10 Baltinore..... $500 SlJ 90
DO 9Q do to Philadelphia or Washington - 90
Do do do to New York. ID 90
DO do Cincinnati 10 Baltimore. 10 70
Do do do TO PHILADELPHIA Washington IL 90
Psssengers baggage transferred from steamboat TO
Railroad and from Railroad Steamboat, free from,
charge.
" Pan additional charge Of only SO for state
and meals is made Louisville TO W breling
s. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville. Ky.
r NJ Hender on, agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
81 trays wharf boat.
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TO TILE PURLIC

concern that Bernard Hcinecken, formerly of the
drn OF BlSCH az HEtNECkEN, Evansville, lnd hay.
ing left or parts unknown, has 10 longer any authority
sact business make contracts. collect on
{ said frEi. the business will be hereafter
continued by v. Risch. who Aliens viii settle al former
transactions and will Dein wise responsible for any
busi transactions or b. Hoinecken after this date.
myI9 Y. RiSCH.
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rWhen the Shotwell arrived at New
Orleans some of her friends seized tine Mate,
took him ashore, FASTENED him up several bye
streets, and into fashionable tailoring estao-
lishment, where they rugged him from head to
toe in new suit, not of tar and feathers, but
of fine broad cloth. Served him right.
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ID. s. ANDERSON,
MEX c II ANT TAI L o r /,
{cpMNrRCIaL POwl
COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposite J. III. Mcgee & Co.,

Upp0Slfe y. II. .Udgtt y CO.,
vanSvslle. ma.
Is receiving large ami superior stock of SPRING
i GOODS. Of IL. best mater al and of the most fash
ionable styles Fine black and coored Cloths OF the
pest English French. and German manufacturer fine
black Doeskia; large stock Of French, English and
American Fame, Cassmeres and beautiful styles,
patterns designs Linen Drills OF the very urS qualify
Mar.eiies goods plain coored aud figured of the most
beautiful styles for summer wear; plain, fancy and
figured Silks ano SaIns of superb Iuaiity.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured order ia good sle, and sold
than the goods be bought In any city
West of the Mountains. Terms, CASH
ID S A. is agent for williams AXE ports of Fashion
The present number had by mail Otherwise as
or,Iered for the small sum of s 50. apl6n
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NJ We thank our old friend Nathan Row
ley, Esq. ). for package Of ST. losis pagers
eeft us yesterday morning. The Squire has
been around to that Y; llage, and we hope he
had o nice tine Of II.
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no The Shotwell left New Orleans last
Tuesday evening, and arrived here Sunday
noon. She was crowded with passengers
from stem to stern. Her officers claim the
victory, as firmly as do the hackers of the
Eciiese, aud We suppose she will publish their
certificates.
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DAILY JOURNAL.

@The Shotwell met the Eclipse just be-
low Evansville, and as usual and as the law
commands, tapped her bell twice. The
Eclipse not answering, the bell was tapped
twice again, but no answer even then,
the mate and his assistants, Of the Shotwell,
then fired their big gun across the bow of
the Eclipse, and went on their way rejoicing.
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WALL PAPER STO Ei
BOOK BINDING, STORE. FANCY AND
JEwELRY BOXES MANUFACToRY.
AND PA Pc II HI GINGlll

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER wouil most respectfully an
Il nouice to the citizens OF Evansville and vicinity.
that they have opened Wal Paper store. First be-.
ain and Locust streets Their stock is Of the newest
and richest patterns and OF superor quality and they
will weekly receive additions through the coming season
They have also hand The terms of Window
Shades Fire Screens. French Borders, Statonaries Col
ored cdg- Papers etc.. ETC., etc.
The hanging OF Wall paper they perform with the
greatest accuracy.
STORE BOXES always hand. Sore. Fancy and
Jeweiry BOXES of every description made TO order at
the shortest notice and ut the lowest prices Also Books
bound. A. EENGLHARD,
up29 First. bet Main and Locust streets
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS. COLDS. E0AESENESS
DEoYCHiTlS WHOGPlNG : C0rGH,
Group. ASTHMA. AND
CNycvyvpvJAy

Many years OF trial. instead of imparing the public
confidence in this medicine. has won fer it an ap.
probation ard notorety by far exceeding the most
guine expectation Of s friends. Nothing but its In.
trinsic virtues and the snmistakabe benefit cener
red thousands OF sufferers could originate and main
tain the repstioa enjoys. While many inferior rem
dies thrust upon the community have failed and been
discarded his has gained friends by every trial. conferred
benefits he afflicted they can never forget and pro-
dueed cares too numerous and too remarkable to be
forgotten. tt..t--. 49,.
While it fraud upon the public to pretend that any
enc medicine will inYalliby cure-st Il ere Is abundant
p roof that the CKERRv PICTORIAL does not only
general thing, but aim invariably the malades
for which IL is employed.
As tine makes these facts wider and better known
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance OF
the afflicted, from the log cabia Of the American Peas
ant TO the palaces OF Ea-opean Kings Throughout this
entire country in every State city, and indeed almost
every hamlet it contains, CHERRY PICTORIAL Is known
as the best remedy extan for diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, ard in many foreign countries coming be
excessively used by their most intelligent Physicians
In Great Britain. France and Germany. where the med
cal sciences have reached their hghes, perfection
Ry PEcToRAL is introduced. and in constant use in the
Armies. Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institutions
and in domestic practice the surest medy their
tending hysicians employ for the moe dangerous
affections Of The lungs. Also, in milder and foI
children it is safe, pleasant and eectuaI In
fact, of the atterng testimonials receive
have been from parents who have found ecacious In
cases particularly incidental to childhood.
The CHERRy PEcroaAL is manufactured by practical
Chemist and every ounce Of it under his eye with
invariabe and 1t is sealed and protect
ed by law from counterets consequently be relied
on as genuine without adulteration
with medicine Of such intrinsic superior ty aud worth
should commend itself TO their conHdence-a remedy
at safe speedy and eeeual which this has, by
paed aud countless trials proved itself to be and trust
10y great in preparing it with chemical accuracy
uniform strength, to afford Phi, sieians rgeDt on
which they rely fort best results and the afflicted
with remedy that will do for heu all that edcine
do.
PREPARED BY J.c. AYERS, CHEMIST LOWELL, MASS. Z
" Sold in Evansville, Wholesale and retail, by Craw-
ford Bell in Princeton, by X r. Haock in Petersburg,
by Adams Canpbeil and by the Druggists everywhere
throughout the State. my27
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AUCT 10 ".
WOOI,SEY & NELSON.

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Aue',onvv ,"
w and Com mission Merchants, Manufactures ,sS,ny
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs, Cioehs
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions &C. Partlcvu pssn.
ton given the sale all descriptions Of Gooss Cash
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay, aTa 2a'u'-'
advances made on CehsgnInents . NILSSON
aug % " NOoifSrsf N
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Err YARN.

THE subscriber Ia wing completed the assuring anu
inform the citizens of Evansville. Lamasco aud vicinity
that he i, now prepared III all orders in hi line. he
would invite intending To build ana mechanics
genarlx 70 examine h. stoc before purchasing else
where Corner sta and Man sts, noris oi tansi:
ap4 '- ~
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rqUNlTURE ).

0,or,S pv,n Center dining, Breakfast and Gard
- T.hi.s WaIn,,t and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
R,re NJ. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing 40 eh.iosoa
a"J ,,,.in Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsieads aud Mat
s ,Iso a large and general assortment OF w God,
zane s anu IL w. WOOLSEY & NELSON
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NAILS.-soo Kegs assorted Eastern and Pittsburgh
~ for saie loo by 5. h. GILBERT & CO.,
mySO Sycamore, near Water.
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DISSOLUTION,

TINE firm OF KAHN d ale has been ei solved by
mutual consent. and the business will hereafter b.
conducted by =. Kahn who authorized 10 settle all the
business of the late arm. Those indebted will please
make IInmediate pay ment to him. :. KAHN,
Dyl1n ISAAC WIFE.
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r. M. GRIFFITH.

q, VI. {. II iii.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAF IN
HARDWARE Il ut cry.
,,aS ,us, received fall and com lete stock OF 10
reign aud domestic Hardware. Mechanics Tools and
building Materials. Merchants Mechanics. and "'nes
are iuylled 10 examine his stock ut
,sn,fdN W THE sfGN OF THE MILL SAW
MU &c At INSTRUCTION.
rISS H. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
M t. the of Evansville inai she Is Pr
20 give instruction the Piano FORE to inlteo rum
hsr of youIg ladies' and hopes by siEict stebuoh.
ynerit tbs appreciation of ell who patronize her- my
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rEwELRY & MISUNDERSTANDING, Finger Suy5,
] Breast pins Shirt studs Geld Pms and Pencils
ate chains Keys, Gold and silver Watches, Steel
Reeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses. Fame, SOAPS
Aeeoriians Volirs Sfcures and various ocef netons
angssiy wOoLsEY Il NELSON.
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NATE ar. now manufacturing HEMP. OH y, NE,
w NIILA ROPES % all sizes and -Quil'ties beo
Cords Halter Rope Trot-linos. >ash "'d' 10" IIes
nd in tact ever, article TIE tordage e al OF MN
we will .~li at Cincinnati prices efg ~ "a CO
"A have commenced the work aLd ask % be sustin'S.
All IN. articles We manufacture are Tor sale al horn
100 N ,aN. HAM OCK DARR-
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NOTICE!

NOTICE! ,r T. cor
A ~ rs,.or, ;,,se bted 10 the drm ef H3RI q NoL-
~ viz or have any claims against thein VII va,
with ne undersignea, wso has been appo.,soO
by the Circuit Court II Marlborough 'o NILSSON
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COFAs.-Jus received aud for sale ~ our furni.ir
- rooms, eight Sue Sofas.
jan21 WoOLSEt N NNLSoN.
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wOOLSEY Il NELSON.

CtHAIRS.Ju.t received ari for sale low al our Fur
- niture rooms Water street, 80 dozen wood-seat
ianI7 WoOLsEy & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-07
DINE LUMRER
DRES'D FLOORING

DRESD FLOORING
4 CONSTANT supply OF seasoned " hite Pine dres'd
n Flooring kept at the Evansville In Yard Main
ST., north of Canal by Iapil JOHN F. GLOVER.
CrPRICG AND SUMMER PRINTS.
20 cases. Atkins spragues Dunnels aud other brands
Of Fancy Prints, lust received ana for sale BY
apl9 MERRITT, FIELD q Co