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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

Ung"efreOtypes! Dt!aerfe blypes
nSBORN, the great sonfhorn Daguerrean Artist.
~ would respectfully call the attention Of the citizens
# LyncfhnrR urd vicinity biz Gold eHameited Pre-
@,pm Fie'h Cooyed DagReueogpca that have been adj.
srent exnense md upub'a procure instrument
S9peror 70 eper bors knoa and he will Rarantes
hrter kenesse- ol children than have been taken
before and IN half the any other artist requires
Come and sce. Prize from Z II to &2o.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN
SigH Of he dagsof all Nations
npl5.dseGm 172 Nam 81 Rbhmopd Va
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Magnificent Maryland Lotteries

FDh JUNE, IsJ5.
Payment If Prizes Guaranteed kgthc State Of harydRd
MARION & co, Agents,
Baltimore, Nh
1--WE following splendid Sch mes IRE particularly
worthy the attention of the public, comprising
some of thu most brill nnt Lotteries drawn ~
United Stac.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE %. 1853
CAntnf CuuNTY LorTFRY.
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New YoRK MARKETS, June II.
Flour 81 52-White Corn SO to 81; Vel.
low 81 10 oS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

BoLTIMoRE MARKETS, June IL
Flour firm White Wheat Sl,20-Corn
steady
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1iDoi Juiy Celebration.

1 tD0t July CcIcbr.,iion.-ABa Bail will be fur
i"shcd At the Bnllao Springs in Amhcrs nty.
Nonday,the 1t5 ofJuly, uud continue for dree doJs
ltr tnt thu usunl Tavern will he charged md all
indies invited free Tor three dnya. Suitable managers
will be appointed To toa,t the Ladies' and the propr-
enrs pledge ia meseves TINT ,nns -ha be spared to
takc II one 81 the mo-t enfrent Ball ever Civ n in
his county We will hnyr 4evcfHl extrn iaels at Beth
81 Ia rnrry passengers from Lyme lbug The Springs
beslde. the rreulnr line oi stages ou tie ilh
innc dNetliv RAINE ~ KYLE.
POLLING G1.OTEaS--The .nb-crihcr haa
- nav IN hnd n drpc tuck of eenuine ANCHOR
bDLflNG CLOTHS, from No o Ia q which will be
soll NJ The lowest rtes anf warranted.
u y r & PETERS
iktNkS Trunks! Trunks !--Senbn-
~ has now on hnnd and W II keep constantly
~ superior assortment of Travelling Trucks Valices
Corpet Rngs, aud common Trunks. Prices vory low
heue. mhy 0-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-15

MAYO CAHELE ~ Co, HAVING y
Va STRAIN Saw Mill the Canal. with abun
lam supply of Timber are prepared 10 Gil promptly ANY
riders they may receive. Having Bont- of their own
they vii deliver Lumber ordered % Them at any point
m the Canal nut delay.
AdIress-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
an 27.dSr3taN1I
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TEbEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TticgyoPhrd 10, NE Lynehbarg Krg'nian.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
.uxlyAL Of TIE PACIFIC.
rATERFROM EUROPE.

- opK. June l2-The Steamer Pa.
. NL" arrived with Liverpool dates 10 the
, 1853-06-25
A CARD.

We the Undersigned passengers on board the
,loop Sarah Stone on her late tip from Seattle
and Aki to this port, wishing 10 express our
thanks to Capt. Slater for his courteous treatment
towards US, do hereby Resolve.
That we consider the sloop Sarah Stone, an 4
No. /. sailer and sea boat having tested her supe-
nor sailing qualities in squall Of heavy weather,
of SteilacOom City.
We also tender Capt Slater our kindesl regards,
for his getemanly conduct to US, and would rec
ommend said sloop as a safe and commodous craft,
to all those wishing to travel or ship freight up or
down the Sound. Signed
John n. Lowe, John Parker, jr,
S. S. Irwin, d. Show,
+. w. Travis. y. G. Stewart.
OlympiN, June 25th, 1883.
, 1853-06-25
NOTICE,

BY THE ooMMANDlNG OFFICER AT fnt
DALLEs OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.
ENMIGRANTs, and other white persons, arS
II hereby wGrned not to settle in the Ihdiaf
country East Of the Cascade mountains, in the
TerriiorieF of Oregon and Washington. The In
dian title has not yet been e1tinguished BY treaty
Congress by the act Of 5th June, 1850, authorized
negotiations for the lands West Of the Cascade
mountains, but no act Of Congres has yet adthors
lied the President to commence any on the East
of those mountains. Therefore it is not proper
for settlements to be made there The same set
Of Congress extended the act Of 30tb June 1884.
to regulate trade and intercourse with Indian
tribes over this territory. BY the 10Th and ltlt
sections of that act it is my duty TO warn of set
tiers from the Indian country.
No assent or consent, Of any kind, has Leen
given by any Of the organized and powerful Indian
tribes to any settlement being made. Tho gov.
ernment alone, according to the act Of l4Ih 40
gust 1913, has power TO treat for the e1tinguish-
ment Of the Indian title and il becomes all good
citizens to wait the action Of the government.
BENZ. ALVORD,
Capt. 4th Infantry BIT. Maj. U. S. A. CONS.
Head Quarters, Fou Drum.
Dalles Of the Columbia. o. r. April Is, 1888
, 1853-06-25
A CARD.

We, the passengers on hoard the Brig Leonesa
Capt. Howard, at PoH Townsend from San Fran
cisco, consider it privilege and duty to return
our acknowledgements to Capt. Howard, for hi,
urbanity and politeness towards us during the pas
sage and would recommend to all passengen
and shippers his vessel as a safe and speedy trans
port And while son of the ocean, may he al
ways be favored with prosperous winds, is the sin
eere wish of the undersigned.
G. H. Boswell, w. Carter Smith,
Jas. Laidley, Geo. Laidlcy,
VIM. Force, VIM. Flick,
w. P. Smith, Mrs. E. Smith,
Capt. R. w. Cosins.
Alki, June 10Th, 1858. 1t
, 1853-06-25

GCHR. " ROVER" having been taken out o f
- our hands, we hereby give public notice tina t
we are not responsible for any letters, papers,
packages, or merchandise sent by said schooner
Rover, or bills against her after this date.
LAMBERT & SMITH.
New York, June 4, SO. 4l-tf
, 1853-06-25
WASHINGTON HOTEL,


IEE Lone PINE TREE.tN. IRONI.
CORNER Og MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, W.T..
FINHE undersigned having reopened &e-A
j this House of public entertain fssssssi4
u.ent for the accommodation Of the ~, Ma
travelling public they will furnish man E-asZss.s.s
and beast with the best fare the make affords.
Olympia being the point where the NUN road
from the Colum5ia river strikes the Sound, pleas
ure parties and Others wishing to go down the
Sound viii find this the hest point to start from
a. reasonable rates.
Private rooms furnished to those wishing them
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, april 10. '53. If
, 1853-06-25
Notice.!

N+Ow is your chance 10 buy CHEAP'-ealI 81
my store before purchasing elsewhere.
intend closing out the stock m hand.
ANDREW ]. MOSEs.
Olympia Ism. N, 1879. l9d
, 1853-06-25
To the People Of Washington Territory.

meeting of the Voters Of the CadJlepoodle
distict, called for the purpose of selecting some
suitable person to recommend as Delegate to Con:
gress, was held at the house of Mr.. r. Stevens
on the 18th of May. and they were Of the unani-
nous opinion that Columbia Lancaster is eminent
ly qualified to represent impartially the wants of
the Territory we therefore most cordially
recommend him as in every way worthy of conf
dence and support.
Per order, SOLOMON STRONG, PIes't.
4O.5w W. II. TAPPAN, Sec'y.
, 1853-06-25
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS owing or having accounts
"A against the Kendall Co. are requested to
have the same settled Immediately, as said Cons
pany are about to settle up their aiairs previous
10 the departure of two Of the parties Of said Co.
for the States. KENDALL Co.
by JOS. CUsHMAN, Agent.
Olympia, June Is, 1858. 3ltf
, 1853-06-25
JUST RECEIVED.

DN Bark SARAH WARREN large assort-
ID mcu' ct Provisions Groceries. &c, which
wiIl be sold low at the Store the Kendall Co.
by JOS CUSIIMAN.
Olympia June Il. 30. 4i-f
, 1853-06-25
NOTICE.

T HEREBY CAUTION all persons not to buy
or take an interest in the Lanj-claim at
Seguallitchew creek, Nisqualy, now occupied by
L. +, Thompson said tract being on the lands
claimed by the Puget Sound Agricultural Co.,
under the Boundary Treaty of 1916, and having
been by said Company improved in various ways
prior to the date of said Treaty. Mr.. L. +. Thomp-
son, on first taking possession at Segualtchew.
was Immediately notified, that in so do ing, he was
irespsssing on the lands claimed BY the Puget
Sound Agricultural Co. w. F. TOLMIE.
June %, 1855. 6w36
, 1853-06-25
Proposed Mass Meeting.

In accordance with the time honored and es-
tablished usage of the Democratic party, the un-
dersigned. members of the same and citizens Of
Washington Territory respectfully and earnestly
urge upon the different members pf our political
faith complete organization ofthe party through
out the Territory.
We deem il unnecessary al this time to enter
upon discussion Of the propriety Of an organza.
ton Of parties we think it manifesto all who
regard the advance Of Democratic principles be
fore men, or measures before localities.
We are aware that an organization of the Dem
ocra,ic party, at this or any other time, will be
strenuously opposed by that party. who have ever
been found the sleepless and vieilant opposers of
Democratic Advancement and progress. This is
to be expected. A party who entcrtains few, if
any, politicgl principles or measures, to recon-.
mend them to the sympathy OF feelings Of the
masses, will at all times be found ready 10 ioment
divisions in our ranks by multiplying candidates,
and local and sectional issues. Let us defeat the
Vaccinations Of our opponents by a union among
ourselves let all considerations of men, locality,
and place lie Offered up on the altar Of principle.
Aud to this end we would invite tue Democracy
Of the Territory 10 Mass Meeting, to be held at
Olympia, on the second Monday in July next, to
select Democratic Central Committee, who will
fix upon time and place for rholding Territorial
Convention, to select proper person as a Dem
ocratlc Candidate for Delegate TO Congress.
, 1853-06-25

MCSSrS. EditOrS:-A At the urgent solicit
aiious OF many personal and political ficnda to
become Candidate for Delegate to Congress at
the coming election, have consented 10 submit my
name in connection with said office, subject how
ever, to the decision of the Democratic Convention.
do SO with the more freedom from the fact that
Thursiou county having greater population than
any other county in the Territory, and Olympia
being the principal commercial town on Puget
Sound, will in point of locality, justly cnte said
county to the Candidate
JAMES R.JOHNSON.
Thurston co.. W T., June (, %. 43-tf
, 1853-06-25
GUcN;S.WiTHLNG.

"M COLLINS, formerly of Portland, Ore
w gon, would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Washington Territory that he has
opened a shop in Olympia, on the corner of Third
and franklin streets, where he may be found pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in bis line with
neatness and dispatch, aud in a workmrnlkc
manner. Az orders from distance promptly at
tended to. Particular attention paid to repairing
revovers.
Olympia, June 4, 80. 39d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

Y
IT T7Soid in Evansville, wholesale and retail in Prin
cetOn ~ r. p. Hallcek; in Petersburgh, by Adams d
Campo, II, aid 10y Druggists throughout the State.
aud
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ITESSRS. SATERLEE * DL'GARMO have now on
VI hand good assortment of Que and two horse Car
ria-eS. Roc&awayS ami Buggies, manufactured al their
shop after la. approved and modern sty les.
Nrssrs. :. Dec. viii promptly fill all orde for
ION wOrk in tue neatest and mot substantial manner
AMI moi surpassed by Eastern eth in
quality price. They have eXpc fie need Carriage
baeA smith who does up The Iron We not
DC excclled apply
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D. S. ANDERSON, Merchant Tailor,

(COMAERCISL Row.)
Opposite J. II. hagee * Co.'S. ECaRsUi'ic, iRdtGRo,
- receiving large auI superior STOCK Ot SrftAtr
GOODS. of ts best mater al and at the most FASH
ionablc >iy les Fine black and cDIoTed clD- at the
best English. French auG German Manufacture; ti.
black Doeskn; large stock of French. English aIri
american Fancy Casslmeres ana beautiful >ty
patterns designs Linen Drills 81 tle ver drsi qIsly
Marse goods. plain. coiored figured of l.
beautiful styles for summer wear; l,aIE, fancy and
figured Silks and SaIils OF superb auatltA
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured To order ~ good sty le aud sold
CHEAPER than the goods be b,a.ni m Any city
West of the Mountains. Terms CASH.
;. \ is agent for Williams "Loporls of Fashion
The present number be had by mail or otherwise IS
OIdefed, for the small sum OF s 30. api6n
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HALL > z 4 bENp CONCRETG SAL E=,
DATENrED August 81, 1873. Warranted from
damp and mould well as fire proof.
We manufacturing ia: above superior Safe at
our establishment on Columbia street between Broad
way and streets, No. 49, and have constantly
Oh hand good assortment.
These Safes better article, as 1t regards IRE
proof quality ana dryness than any other manufacture
ed in the United States.
We say furthe:, that manufacturer dare risk the
reputation of their Safesby testing equal SIG
and thickness with ours . fair trial by fire
Should they, any OF them conclude 10 do 50. we
will furnish them safe Tree al charge, provided does
not triai prove 10 DC the best article
HALL. DODDS a co.
They can be had at the Fac ~. No. ~ Columbia
street, Cincinnati. Ohio aid in the State of Indiana.
1T the follow agencies:
HORN BROOK * WOODARD, Evansville.
FRY IL MAANELL; Madison.
MUNFORD az HOOKER. Lafayette.
J. II. VAGIN. indianapolis.
W.T.. DENNIS ~ CO. Richmond.
RI tim
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r,Aw PERpyG7s TIP

TAS. G.. JONES and jas. Z. BLYTHE, Attornies at
u Law Evansville Indiana. nave associated henseiyes
s partners in the practice Of the law, and VIII c0nu3
20 practice in this and the Joining cOustes, and ia thu
Supreme and District Court. They dessn turning theh
attention. particularly land law short time the!
will be prepared to give in ie" niaui:s an &ostflct
the tile 10 almost any lot IN Evansville or lis enlarge
ments Lamasco, tOSethe win t~Sr pr3tesslo IA
piniOn as 10 the title, ifdesired tJy-S-~A"tt
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SADDLHRZ WA27
Saddles. Harness, sSFi<ltcS, &c

"a NJ CUPPLES keeps constantly OnlLni
krESsA large assortment OF SLde.y Ware, and 81
- thing app5rtalning % ths ossiusss. ho h1sbI
hand large assortment of Sal lies, ridles Harness, *
Of his manufacture, and having good wOrsmeni -
thsrs in the State il prepared 70 EXECUTE any wore
watch may be ordered, In ts very besls le lie week
Nv rrca wing additions - ais stock of Sad lie Trees, Bride
Bits Stirrup Irons, W lbs. Sealing Buggy Modnings, &
anI MS stock is sxc-lis " any Other the city he
asks attention Of the public 10 these Wings, and prom
ses to Embellishments IA tae way OfioS prices.
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EARIrE NGhtCsk,E

HAVING sold out my stock Of Drugs and Medicines.
aud ALI business connected win the same, TO ke!-
Ter Farnsley y Co., the first DAY Of June last |
take great lcasure in in rodGcg- them - The pnbic
my old friends general '. Keller 81 Frnsle4 have
been known aud appreciated in hIs communit. gen
il-nsn an excellent Druggists. years. Isaac
l. White who composes the company II l. needless tnr
to any thing he il known 10 all Who have TRIMS
acted business win tie Last LiLe years. Any re-
common at,'n from wotl be superaeGs. MaX l
ask for conn the inn, these iyors
literally bestowed upon
jyl5 tf CRAWFORD BELL.
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To 5EEECiAANYS. PHYSICIANS.
DRUGGISTS, ANDTkzE EJksE.EC GIN
EEglTE,N.

TESSRS KELLER ~ tARNSLET would respect
" fully return thanks thercus,oners ami the ful
lie s-neraX Tor the Oeral pitr' Mage hch hty have
hereotore received, and take is metcd at informing
iier lrieEjs thai they have purchased OF Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of strC ~ EEeaEct'es- and
will continue To carry the business IN the house tor
meriy occupied by him Main between First and See
nd SIS. where they viii be pleased TO have th N Fv nds
call and examine their stock. They have as-"raIr sir
Isaac White, Who has been tor the principal Clerk
in Mr.. heis e>tabi>nis Ut who will b. happy al all
times. upon the oil patrons, OF the house. II
pure Drugs ~ low rates, aud aCtonm dating terms are
hducenicI.t to the Merchants, druggists and Ply
stins respectfully invite tem t. call, pave
baud Il ocE of sd 000 OF we'll ectcd Drugs. aud
will be constantly ewing additions Ia our present
supply AID no offer such iiThceuiettsto HOLE
SALE DEALERS will supercr,e the necessity OF
the VISIT oer cities, 70: the purpose of purchasing
eir sns plies
KELLER. FAENSIEl e CO.
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WN HOLDEN.

M ERCHANT AlLOR, on Firstslreet, between Main
VI and Locust. is now prepared To manufacture any
kind OF suit of Clothes, al tne shortest notice. aud
warranted to it, He hasa good assortment of Prn2 and
Summer Goods consisting CT oths, tHssimers, of
rious cOlors, plain and fancy VesDgs, &c. &c. sum
mer Clothing made up in the neatest aid most fashion
able styles. Mr.. III. vii spare pains To meri con
nuance of the patronage with which he has been hther
Ia favored.
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TO DRUGGIST. PHYSICIANS AND

THE undersigned have in sloie = large stock
L Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Oiis, Paints, Eaguish
e., Dye Woods, Glassware. Patent Medicines. Brushes
cc. oc., and constantly receiving: fresh supplies.
from the manufacturers and Eastern markets, which they
are determined TO sell u. srIaL advance.
Our grtcles ali selected with great care, and
raned give satisfaction goHuinenesS qualify and
price.
Surgical instruments, Trusses Abdominal Supporters
and Shoulder Braces II the a, proved styles.
Pure Brandy. Old Rye " hSky ard " ines fof Ezelcai
purposes only of the very best qualities.
Also large supply Of daguerrean stock consisting Of
Plates Cases Chemicals, &c. al SNAIL advance from.
Eastern prices.
Mrs Mier's Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot Of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please call aud examine
our stock when in th city ard ai orders will be attend
ed To i'm leately and carefully packed.
ALLEN c. HALLoCK HALLOCk & STODDAKD.
~. II. p SroDDAED,5 Wholesale Druggists,
Oct 5U Main street. tine river.
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RelIe Vue Ei,praens.

THE proprietor ofthis garden ard pE0c aouse hse
L tirely reitied the building. anI improved me SOu"
and is ready receive visitors ms place OF rSN
situated the river bank just below FlgeOh IreeA
Bridge and short walk fJn tEe heart OF the cii
Refreshments a all kinds be obtained, ana Inc wants
ofvstOrs carefully attended %. Ias undersigned WILL
always be on hand TO attend 10 those visiting hs house
my6-f .OtiA VI. u Alt ht.HN-
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.

W. w. TlLESTONis ready to receive AMI promptly
attend To orders in mis- line of business at his shop,
on Locust street. half sqare below the Sherwood House.
corner OF alley He prepared To execute in the best
Plain aud Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties lma
tons OF Wool Marble, &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally He also solcs orders for House Printing and
walways b. ready 10 attend orders len upon bis slate
al the shop door, moyI2 - II
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CO-PA 2TNaRSa1P NOTICE

THE undersigned have this day formed copariner
e ship, under the name and style OF LEWIS az GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late firm OF Har
Receiving Forwarding and CommiS Business in this
city.
We would respectfully solicit FINANCE ofthe pat
heretofore literally extended towards the late
lr, and bespeak the good Offices of Friends piedg
in ourselves 10 spare no eIors to promote The interests
vi AL vino MA? entrust business to our care.
EDWARD LEWIS,
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\TOEECE.-The undersigned have bought the stock
~ and business from MI. terinaHn Fritsch, drugSeI
First street. and shall remove ~ short time tie bu-
siness toGhother location partners uBGGT the Of
Louis Fritsch * Sasse.
They VIII carry the business the old staad until
they Remove and DR.. Fntsch, sch,isr Of Leiiy aud
Dumas Will pay all his attention uul lime the pre-
scripton part the business S3.sse III TAI carre
q" the mercantile part For the entire ati,fciioh
accommodation OF the public the will slare troueie.
LOUIS FkITSt Il, EE. ~
jc99-tf T!IEOD. SaSNE.
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ULTY.
L. VI. LAWSON ". d Professor of the Principle sand
Practice 81 Medicine, and Clinical Medicine.
7. o. EDWARDS. VI. D.. Professor Of Matera Nedica
aHl rherapeut!cs, and Medical Jurisprudence.
C.. ". 5AYLtSS, ". ID. Prof ssOr of = atomy.
ASBURY EVANS, II. D.. Professor OF the PRINCIPLES
aHl Practice ot Surgery, and Clinical Surgery.
y. MARSHALL. NJ D.. Professor OF obstetrics and
the Disc Of Women aud Children.
SANC EL q. ARMOR, VI. d., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
CHA ;LES ". Wight. NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and T0xicO!ogy.
THOMAS WOOD, VI. d., Professor of Surgical and
Practical Anatomy.
tbs DiSECIiNG' ROOMS will be opened on the
first Of October, under the ofthe Professor sur
geal and Practical Anatomy, and students may rely
full supply OF mGterdis. throughout the session.
CLlSlCAL LECTURES, by Professors OF the Prac
tee Of Medicine and Surgery viii be delivered regularly
Throughout ihc session, AZ The Commercial Hospital.
Ia addition 10 thi- COles. Clinic viii BE- estb!is
which will afford large amount OF clinical instruction
PRELIMINARY LECTURES will be delivered du-
ring Tic month OF October, by the H.embers OF Fa
cuty. This course (Which will be free) ~ embrace
lectures at the Hospital and College 1t VIII lot IN
fringe on the regular cOufS,
TsiE NEW COLLEGE EiiIFICEis an ample and
convenient building, AID is well adaIi TO the com
fort, OF students.
FEES-For The whOla course, including Dissectins
TiLt slOf; MartricuIatiOh Ticket S.: Hospital Tick
Ct So: Graduation Fee, 81.
Good Board, Including iuel ana iiSAts, Will average
about S2,jO per week: ,,,cox IN
TO. EDWARDS. NJ. ID. Registrar.
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REMOVED.

DECKER & KRAMER have removed their extern
siye sta Of Groceries, Leather and Findings, INTO
their brick store, doors above thei OH stand
Main street, between First Second Their stock
embraces complete assortment in their line and they
will be happy 10 wait upon their old customers and the
public GENERALLY, good terms heretofore.
ii.
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NEW ARRIVAL. OF SPRING GOODS
Atthc wall Paper aud L.an1p Store

JOHN DEVEREUX, JR. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND
THE undersigned hereby returns his thanks t@ the
l. ctzensnf Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on and would most
respectfully call their attention 10 his present and
beautiful stock, npfisia- the latest patterns of Hall,
dining roo!n chamber anl Other Papers az superior
qualities. HIS stock of Gold Pars"- Paper is
most complete and Will vie with any house in the
West They are ready Tor the Inspection of
oil who may favor him with cali. 10 troubis %
show goods. aug3 JOHN {. De hEREUX.