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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-12

MEDICAL COLLEGE VI EV ANSv 1AAEs
EVANSVILLEE, IND.
TINE session of 1884. of this institution. will com
i mence under more favorable auspices than that Of
any previous year.
The Faculty have the pleasure OF announcing to the
Profession that new commodous, and tasteful col.
lege building is in Of erection and VIII Dc
in readiness by the ensuing collegiate course.
The apparatus for demonstrating the various orancn-
of Proisson is ample and Of superior quality so
that students may rely upon as full and compiete
course OF instruction in this In any Medcai ocnooi
East or West.
The foliowin gentlemen comprise the Faculty. viz;
Levi l.. Laycock NJ. ID. Emeritus Professor OF fhysi
ology and Pathology.
Hash Ronalds, NJ. D. Professor of General Descriptive
G. A. Foster, A. NJ. M. n. Professor Of Chemistry.
John X. Wilcox, NJ. ID. Professor OF Thefapuucs ana
Madison Bray M. D. Professor ofthe Principles and
Practice OF Surgery. pu.,,.,
William n. Byford MD. Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine 900. -
Georoe Walker NJ. ID. Professor OF Obstetrics ana
Diseases of Women and Children. 4,
Wi,liam A. Mcdowell, NJ ID. Professor OF the insti'
tu,e. Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence
Jobn r. Walker, NJ. D. Adjunct Professor OF Anal
envy. Mo,d.x q, No
varher and continue four months The Anatomlcai
,oos will be open for the accommodation OF students
who desire to study practical anatomy from me nfs' Oh
Of regular tickets $40; Manifestation. Is.
p,ac,icaI Anotomy, SO. Good boarding may % pro-
cured al from so to 2 So Be, Tse wv;.,xpp n..
VISIT 01o"o D'-"
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST 1853.
MARIN & CO., A ENTS,

Under the control of the State Of Maryland the lot.
,e RES have the Of rendering numbers OF
persons epeudent for fs and Of supplying others
with capital TO commence business Within short pc.
Rod there been sold two shares OF $40 OOO whole
of s67 OOO and others Of $50 0O9 S20OOO 10 OOO &c
The investment .ofa few dollars securing that for
which lifetime Is often spent without obtaining
ALI orders for tickets should be directed to
MARIN & CO., BALTIMORE, Nd.
CLASS 80, draws August 18th, ls53-l4 drawn mum.
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NIOTICE.-Theu undersigned have bought the stock
IN and business from Mr. fermann Fritsch, druggist
First street. and shall remove in short time the ou
another location partners under the nrm oil
Louis Fritsch IL Sasse. .
They will carry on the business ct the old stand until
they remove, and DR.. Fritsch, scholar OF Lieog ana
Dumas will pay all his attention and time to the pre-
scrpton part of the business Mr. Sasse will take charge
Of the mercantile part For the entire satisfaction and
accommodation of the public they will spare no trouble
LOUIS FRITSCH, DIR. M
teeg-n THEOD. SASSE.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
TINE undersigned being about TO close mp his busines
in this city, and remove 10 the country. REQ -esfs
all who are Indebted 10 him. 70 make payment on or
before the 5h Of July next. And ell who have claims
against him TO present them for paymert. he hopes
this call will be suhcient, Law with him is very
pleasant thing. Thomas Bush Is authorized TO ses,s
ell accounts in ny absence.
1e2-E J. PARIS.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE

EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
VIE ~ BLlC Is RESPECTFUL INFORMED that
4 We have with great and expense fitted up as
complete Shops as any in the West and hope liberal
patronage will signify disposition to encourage Home
,nanciaeturers We are prepared with facility
s nahuasturng steam Engines with wood orion bed
frames ana machinery of all kinds with the latest i'm
ProVemenis Gearing and shaftng fitted mp. Pueys,
n ,on fronts Tor houses. Plow Mould Boards. wsg-
on Boxes, Iron and Brass castings and Wrought
non forging work OF all kinds, and Of first quality
rnshea 10 order. Steamboat work and repairs OF ali
n mas Oh machinery promptly ard carefully executed
ur naehihery Is complete, possessing all the ad-
'ahages OF lhe latest mprovements and our workmeu
are Vi Tue most sSilliq and experienced class Our
&c has for many been foreman
OF an extensive establishment East and is fully eoua
TO any Machnest In theWest N N i~i' es1"'
Persons desiring Engines or other ms chnerv bu;lt mr.
repaired, are requested TO call for we feel consdent
that we can give as full satisfaction in quality of work
ment in the country.
Car wheels of various patterns manufactured with
" urphey's Patent Solid Hub.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention ut the
same price las when given in person.
Scrap Iron, Brass and Copper wanted.
je21d&w G. d. EGGLESToN 4 co. /,
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HARPER for August. for sale by
IL augJ RATHBONE & WHEELER.

DRESS MAKING.
MRS. ANNA DISNEY. would respectfully inform
lN1 the ladies Of Evansv lie that she has opened
Enlistment for dresa making. Second Street. two
doors above the Old thoc Church. where she will be
peased to attend to all calls in her line From past
perienes she feels assured that she Can give general
satisfaction. Please give her call. aug4-d3m
DAGUERREOTYPES
A reduced prices, now taken by G.. w. DANES
IA North side of First Street between Main and Syca
more, over ID. S. Anderson's Tailor Store. Persons
wishing to procure good true and substantial Likeness
es Of themselves, families, friends: would do well to
call on Mr. Danes, he ia old and well experienced
artist, Of Cincinnati and other Places and is furnished
with superior apparatus he will not fail to give entire
satisfaction.
Instructions given in the art reasonable terms by
aug3.d&w.u q. w. DANES.
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Baltimore.
Washington Branch K r. al the Junction, Qateiy
called the Relay House, nine miles from Bal
timore, and with the Philadelphia. VIII
miDgton and Baltimore X. X. to
Philadelphia.
TINE great tunnels upon the part of the line are
i now fully completed, and the whole road is in nne
condition, presenting Of the most picturesque and
romantic routes in world The greatest
comfort and safety of passengers constantly exercised
by the officers and agents OF this Company and there ID
road in the United States Notwithstanding the
reports of and inscriptions agents OF other
routes TO the contrary.
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
places to Baltimore Washington, PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
NAV be had of J. T. Morehead on the Levee at Louis,
vile, the boats ofthe Union Line only at Louisville.
The steamers leave the wharfat Louisville daily for
Wheeling where passengers aud baggage carefully
transferred TO the cars
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily. at half
past and arrive at Cumberland (201 miles) ats
P. and allowing two hours there arrives in Bsti
more $3.50 miics) day light morning. in full time
trains. making the passage through from Wheeling In
less than twenty hours. including stoppaees,
Travellers will not fail to observe that this is TIE
HeAP,sr well Of the most pleasant routesto
the East
Baggage checked through Of the Eastern points
without charge Passengers and baggage transfer
red the for Washington at the Junction, and for
Philadelphia, at Balin vi bout extra charge Tnv.
eers allowed ample time aid opportunity ut all
points to obtain their meals.
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore. with
To %ashngso s &c. 70 Phsdspha to YORK
sA To be had as above only. The rail road fare alone
from Wheeling to Baltimore is So SO; to Phladelphiaor
Washing ton 50 50)
While the water is low in the Ohio, light draught, but
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati Wheeling. Passengers may also ieave
river Cincinnati. and zach Wheeling by the way ri
railroad 10 Columbus and GAINESVILLE and stages thence
to Wheeling For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and leave there at or ~ O'Clock
a. NJ. daily.
NFFreghts tosll Eastern points by this safe direct
speedy line (which prepared to do an immense
busines) will be taken as low by any other route An
property carefully handled and delivered IN good order
inonire as above WIN. PARKER,
I,o5-Iv General superintendent Baltimore.
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SUNDRIES.
I = Boxes Claret;
IL Bbls Cru shed Sugar;
IA Cask MADEIRA Wine,
Ia do Malaga do:
Flour from New Wheat in Sack. lust received and
for ;y :s'' at COOKS Family Grocery.
CONF OR r ABL e HOUSE TO
k.l.a sale. Apply,o JOHN FARREL.. & co.
jy25u Confectioners.
NOTICE.
IL accounts against, in favor Of me- wish pre-.
IA scented ms possible for adjustment, at the
old stand on Main Street now Keller, Farnsley Co..
where they will be attended too In person, or b the
aid arm. jyl5n c. BELL.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.y>
WTE offer this Linimeht as q remedy In the various
wv diseases and complaints for which IL is recon.
msnded with full confidence Of its success in curing
them.
The following is list of the numerous and exraordi
nary il has cured daring the last few months
$3.50 case. Of Rheumatism in all its forms;
4.200 do strains and bruises;
$500 do burns and scalds:
$3.50 DO fresh cuts anc wounds;
40 do cancers;
.,74O do scrofulous sores and ulcers that had re.
sisted all other treatment
4.24O do innamei and swelled joints:
400 do iunbago, suices, govt, and hard bony
TumOrs;
s ssSS DO DO e eassa sa. nana';
4,vO0 do tooth ache and ear ache;
1000 do various chronic diseases.
The Mustang Liniment will the following dis
eases OF II -rses.
SPAWN Ring Bone Bruises and cuts Strains. Saddle
Calls Wind Calls Fistua, swecny. Big Head. Cracked
Heels.
THREAD AND REMEMRER.eN
BEWARE Of green mixture of"Tar and Turpentne
put up in square bottles, and called VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT. Avoid it, its continued use viii shriv-
ell, relax and weaken the muscles, and paralse the
nerves. The Mustang Linimentis sold In every Town
and al the Drug Stores in Evansville. Price 25cfs
50 cs and dollar bottle. The 50 cent bottle holds
three times much the IS cent botte The one dol
lar bottle holds much eight times Of the p cents
bottles. The large bot much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Liniment-l0,OtO,OO0 bottles solo
annually.
A. G. BRAGG & Co.. sole Proprietors.
PRINCIPAL OFFicEs-Corner Of Sd and Marketsts ST.
Louis Mo: and 3O4, BroadwayN jyl6-lyd&w
NTOTICE.-Tbe uude gped have bought the stock
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TRANSPORTATION,
WESTERN STATES LINE
RY Railroads and Canals running in injection with
ID Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY
PROPORTIONS:
A. X. Cobb Co., Foot Of Indiana ST. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer Co., I2I, Broad St. New York,
F.. w. Sloan. I2l Broad st. New York
Scott IL Co., Toledo,
J. S. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati.
This Is of the Oldest best established most re-
liable lines Of transps ration in the country; and
Agents Tor this section, we authorised to give
through receipts for fregnts to and from the East at
very low rates, guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS e. GRAY Agents.
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EIGHTHS, SIt.
Marin & Co. will issue certificate Of
IS Whole Ticket. for $50 a5 Half Tickets for S2j
25Quarter Ticketsfor Sl2.
CLASS 223.-Draws August 18th, 1853.
Prize Of s., 600 205 Prize Of $40
1000 63 ~
.,.sIleoo pR, g. &c.
TiCKErSsl. HALVES so CTS. QUARTERS Is CTS.
8 WHO'S Tickets for SIS Tickets for 50 IS
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARY.
DRAWS AUGUST 9TH. 1853, CLASS r.
~ drawn number. ever, % Tickets.
Fourteen drawn numbers every Package Of 25 Tickets
Prize OF $4,000 l6O Prizes of $500
36525 81 100
90,OUO 81 80
10000 81 60
loo so sso7 20
3I,535 PRIZES.
Tickets SEQ Halves $40. Quarters IS Eghths 81. so.
MARIN Il CO. WILL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE OF
% Whole Tickets for $500 25 Quarter Tickets for SOS
25 Half Tickets for 100 so Eighth Tickets for 50
PATAPsCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
CLASS 233.
DRAWS AUGUST BOTH. ls53.
Thirteen drawn numbers In every 20 Tickets.
$50 2.O4O
32,396 PRIEST
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CHEAP PAPER HANCINGS.

A SECOND large and beau iful assortment Of ne W
"A Spring styles Of Wall Paper and borders which for
beauty of finish, aud elegance STYLE cannot b.
passed is now open for Inspection. and will be sold
very low. The prices ranging r ~ So piece
JOHN T.. DEVEREUX.
aug4 Main, bet LIST and Cd sts.
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TAKE NOTICE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the well known Tavern
stand. known as EXCHANGE HOTEL. In New.
burxh, Ind pleasantly situated the landing
corner ofSate and Jennings with FIRST Stable
Cistern and out houses. Terms easy.
For further information inquire Of the proprietor Of
said house. aug4-U Z.HAZEN.
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
QElNG about to change my business, will sell for
- Cash at cost prices my entire stock, consisting of
Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes &c. DC. Call soon all who
want to buy choice goods ut cost.
Any person knowing themselves indebted to ne will
please call and settle the same without delay.
iy293W J. CAMPBELT.
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NEW BOOKS!
I Asst Leaf Sunny Side;
IL Christian Perfect;
Halls Books or Lsgion's Of the West;
Attorney;
One Year Wedlock;
Tales OF the Countess D'Arbonyille:
The Australian Captive and the Gold Legends:
Bankers Almanac;
Louis l7th-Prsmatics;
New Orleans Sketch Book, &C. received this dav b,
auglO RATHBONE ~ wuEEIEE
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NOTICE.
TIME undersigned have formed partnership In the
i Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Book binding and BOX
manufacturing dc, business under the nrm oi hbgie.
hard a ECKER They will be at all times ready to wait
on their friends at their stand on First street, opposite
the Post ONCE. ,~.,r,n
je2In L. ECkEkI.
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NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niture rooms Water street, 30 dozen wood seat
cane seat. aud sofa seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON
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7. SULLIVAN.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M e r C. II A NTS,
90 IehOupitOulEs Street,
aug6 NEW ORLEANS.
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w. w. COCKRUM q CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND
u R Cd u CT
No. @. Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
PARTICULAR attention paid to buying Cotton IN all
orders We will make cash advances ON C0NSIGN.
MENTS for any amount.
lIYIRYnCEs:
5 5s%s. h w. sco.srum, Princeton. Ia.
r. Lane. M.unh,.
Smith & Shotwell, Louisville, Ky.
McRse & CoGman. New Orleans.
F ss,Si & e d Sauldins' Philsdelphis.
aug46m-
THREE THOUSAND POUNDS Assorted
l. Wire from No. 8 to %; received and for sale BY
jyl9d&v SAMUEE ORR.
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KELsEr-PARsoSsA "A. cs;sy Sss,sA rse..isy. x.y 10 H
Pa.oos Of ri. sfy o. Ca pspers pie-se espy
MAaTfE- HAoGART-Op THURSDAY aerneoa Nay NJ b, R~x
Of this cisy.
rAsII-cARrRR-At Carlisle Pa, May 70. JoAa Mtoa NOD
q Ne. 20 kiss Jane daughter a. Robert ; Carter.
PAYNE HENDERSON Ai LsHrsL lad, May > Geo W. rssss
Miss Naisareft, ffru5erson.
7HOnAS-CBTCHESrFR-Ou Thnr~dsy My o. ~ Rev cyr-s
Ffedr TDouas Mary Chhtssr danSaief q Abasr
Cfishssfsr cfNr~.York
TURNER-CAsN- Nay Is BY H. e. ME-. CALVIN A. Ts~sr
Ausrds H. eldest d4cses Of John Cam Ed slsert all q
Blcokyn
City Ms Josephine JuA only daughter Of ne iss
Vm- = Csrhse
WARRI N-TIBRTTS.-At Troy, n Y MAY IS John H,bst
WsrT,p 10 ELIZABETH esughtsr Of Geo N. rbAifs
CHANBERLAlS-AtS 81. L0ais No. Nav 10 Geo r.
veth % Ma MsrJ T. eldest daughter ofths iste B. Oh
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,..~..o, produce Market.

- with small sales Of Pot and Pear e. ~. 49,
ifr - ~ advanced bat ives NOT in seFe rsqlsst sto
hi FOR consnoo Amber. No change whsYe ln
100 - sfirfTs Of TUEfFsrsE the later dui et ~ hS
sses 81 IA per eEt Caoy1kssTD haas
ly BftsAs,enstion en- a. QrERcTR0S BAKE fui o. le
twooDs very limited basil had boa aone 9a'
< re- ans small quantity Of 81 Donlos3 S3 oray5 a.
IS u 6 TINS Lisbon Ct e6ia&6e per tan t15s ~ ~
Sss 81 III Piss OIL eai and soes.asTd IL pm On a. R35
y, - and 100 tuns % srys a. RS5
- 49, X 3,onroyed 0er.a11 generally durng h go 800
sf 80 y. 80 AZ 1871 a206 Tor ordinary Brew0 te TAR
I'd n per ewt Coz ndng Waite Moii oy s wsss.
- .lv 40 saaies fB rates Nothing done 10
.ss5y TsAA 5000 business had been done emeby a.
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,sy mail bring the weekly report Of the CoIfoS market 70
Of The Sd inclusive The Atlancs HfYl>es tee-
Liverpool "Wednesday evening 9th, caused no seiyy
$1,000 Sales Thursdsy only 900 baesj friday w. SaI
cosing a 1z francs decline previous weezs q0ote
~ sY Msy the Euopts aoyices ere autographed and on
Sg revived he oemste 90 that SOW bales were ol
essv favorable moTemsnt was not c0stDucd and
- % more 600 bales The sales Of the week therefore
nd Is large portion Of the CoTToN landed has been for
80 INTO The interior the stock on the n inst VS. esnasa az
bss with ships coDtsinng 5O9 ia e. new
49, ~ odpare Is quoted Mobile do 90; Upland do, 81
Md oar correspondent says Toe market to-day was rather Gull
remained UNCHANGED The fact % that although SpnDeIs
e GOOD business aud have but little stock yet holders are
u present. prices ths two last steamers from the L. B.
H. soprht news Of considerable shipment
sroina well supported stock G. $40 tcs held rom
J, SaF b CO. hrs scarce AID keep up SUGAR dull COFFEE
....llLa ancliua
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sales OF stock. ar philadelphia. INV

Fb,i Boordle Long Island RR iel 100 Sch Nay Preferred 3.
1850 p e6s Wilmington RR 10 SO e3f LehEh Con
Mott C. lass % lbs 6i $50 Lehsh g. 20 9cl an 6irars
Dinkli Muchh RR ~ 80 do Scrip 81 Mr. aud Man b.as
20 90 Nt MON Cars 1 Is Chester Valley RR. 10 u Morris
Canal Preeru4 gG; a. Gee Nos0wn R s. iO0 20 Sch Nav
stock Scrip 81 900 Reading RI Mort De- S siil Camden and
An boy RR i5lli n. 4. Bsnk 49,
ScSd Boar u s. u $50 Sch Nav. Preferred 5ll 100
hon % eoO do 22i Ncrch aud Man Bank Pts, 81 800
ard Amboy RR o. 3 S9 $500 do G 0l eco Kensns
tor Is g8i seO Long Island RR. l9i: Mnehil RR "A.
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NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

CoSsEoRirIoS OF AZ Episcopal CHUEcH.-Yesterday,
at 10 oeloekA NJ the conservation Of the Church Of the
Holy Trinity at Bergen Five Corners, in Hudson took
place. Right Rev. G. W. Doane, DID, LID, blsnoP OF
vJersey, oficiated assisted by Rev. w Cries, kec
tor; Rev. Mr. Leonard of Emanuel Church, y. T. Rev.
Mr. Hart, of n. Y; Rev. Mr. Sheldon OF ~ II keV Dr.
McCurdy' Of jersey Civ; Rev Mr. Donnely, of North
Carolina Rev Mr. Mackey Of Newark and several other
clergy The procession formed in dwelling near by the
ed6ce and marched to il - the tine appointed lcr The
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DIED.

OSBORN Ia this city, wedsesisy. Nav "a ser
sse sess Osborn. Of William W and Cecilia osso..
TOolA Pslsse phis May IS Aiane Pool daughter Of
are NJ u srph Pool Of this city. 800, -
the house OF het eronerfal2E WA J.
ptrqr,s'l No. i35 North 9Th ct Philadelphia.
RANsoM-At EisaHethtosn n j. Nay IS 1855 Ms MARIA J..
vie Of a. O. Rzu-rrn Esq.
Her remains Will be Inferred At Greenwood Cemetery:
SCCTr-A Edlnbargh, Scoisnt May ;, John sooth ~ ".
+ z. c. + PLY scan . the Queen. -. =.
wIGGIN-ta TIE Rec On Crque Paris Apy g Charlotte wss.
q B. WiSsn formerly OF Paskeitsesnt PondPaee Lsssa sas
Boston. United Ststes
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.a..rnnnl ProvisIons, &C.

n Ds. ds sad ,' srs, Ss u BEsS COO
I'd ihfe e ffn bat ordn'ry sslt
s. . ns AZ ' are s os. f sss e dS.; Ps
ge, ciolns p.eox had been 10 actige osnltnl, u'sY
80. E. sssss h s@, ws tssa aI e s585a saosL
SssNs eeS hes,Lef In LAID fair bns,ne" dong - rel
.9 .ans isken lw been les active Sll5 3D. 2 cent
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MARRIED..

ARMIyTOF- FORRESTER-At Mount Hope May T. Mss
daughter ofG FOrTsst to Charles ArnsOn, Ofths City
Of New
pUTcHER-noRsE-At HswHsv.n, Conn. May is, Berjsuin
g butcher, n D. 81 Hew-York 70 Mrs Julia r. Morn.
FANT-HELLEN-At Washington, D. C.. Msy 70 Hamilton O.
F.p q hi,s2a 70 only daughter Of John HELEN
ssn6usky o. IAns yoyngest Bshteg % oz n Bvol.
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-.rt.s tnslu8us $50 = 'ss'ui'ii'n n Ai-' % :
AIN. saI5s bass Of ~ch 2 20 w. =; =. i. f.t
. t eco bales Ice b e e., gs M'Sss t.
- -. 81 - ~ F.r Uolands Cd Midiass eiSi'A
80 -. = 49, p. of which fsos are Anereh' 80
- ~ - s-.ss 80 ~ vtiel ~ 80 we're Aaencao'
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RIcH LACE GOoDs AND Muslin DRAPERY.--There is
nothing presen cheerful beautiful appearance either for
pariOr than Lace Muslin d.
Mess H. E. TowLE Co. Of Columbian Hail. No 29l Grand ST.
have received large invoice Of rich Embroidered Lace aud Mln
DTspreE containing al the newest styles patterns Ia Applique
boued and Floss Work and BY the yard
which Wd call the attention OF who viii fnd
the the city and the prices p per
r.nN- n...r. -nrI
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CAN'T CafeudaF.

Co4~oS PLEAs-Psrt L-Nos 52l, 500, "a. siz reg,
so5 SCI, se4 200, sl3, 9l5, ss4, 9s5, geo. ft ia
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