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ID. >. ANDERSON,
NJ Z X T. n Mt Ia LOR
COMMERCIAL ROW.
ODDostfs \. H. MaSec r. Co..

.vanSvalle. md.
rs receiving Q large and superior stock OF SPklNG
GOODS, Of the best material aud Of the most FASH
ionable styles Fine black and colored COths OF the
best English. French. and German Manufacture; dne
black DOeskn n large stock OfsFrench, English and
Fancy Casino res and beautiful styles,
patterns anu designs Linen Drills Of very
Marsees goods plain, coored and figured OF the most
styles for Summer wear; plain fancy aud
figured Silks and Satins Of superb guanty.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will he manufactured To order in I'd style, and sold
than the goods be bought In any city
West Of tho Mountains. Terms, Cash.
s. A. is agent for Williams "Rcports Of Fashion,.
The present number be had by mail or otherwise
ordered, for the small sum Of 81 50. apl6n
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air. Of the day. the procession enters town. and also
durns the hours Of exhibition.
vs. This Company will also exhibit at vincennes,
Wilmington Bloomfield, Bloomington, Spencer, Mar
tnsville, Dznville, &C., sc. jeh
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ID. WOOISEY.
H. n klsSON.
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UCT ON.
WOOI,9EY n NEI,SON.

NIATER street Evansville Indiana. AuctioneeFs
w anil Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture. Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Pictur. Frames, Notions &c. Particular attcn
zion given To the sale all descriptions Of Goods Regu
Tar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
aug a3iy WOOLsEY & NELSON.
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G. n. GRIEF5TM.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
ga fdVvaRe q -. 4 cut cry.
GAS Just received full and com lete stock OF 10,
reisn aud domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools and
building Msterxls Merchants, Mechanics, and other
aro invited 70 examine his stock at
sp00r.d & THE SIGN OF THB MILL SAW.
rnNn Lbs. BUTTER...wanted by
5UUU myD y,&w. REILLY
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TO zEGROES AND MCEEATOES.
NkoICE Is hereby given to all Negroes and Mulat
toeswho were inhabitants OF the State Of Indiana.
OF Ssiore the nrst uay Of November A one thou
- eGnt hundred ard nfty one and entitled to reside
tn x,, snd being now Marlborough county, in
az aforesaid - appear the Office OF the Clerk vf
,,. ua.oorEh Cir nit Court for registering when all
a., 1871 eIrlng thereto will be heard aud determined
." sSeoroance Win the annexed Act s. mage as.
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER Cf'E ~ n
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mSs PRESTON BROS.
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notice.
Ii persons indebted 20 the firm OF HART Il col
IA VIZ. or have any claims against thcm will set
with the Undersigned Who has been appointed recev,
10y the Circuit Coat Il vsaderturgh County.
myis II. NELSON
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SPRING AND SUMMER HATS.
HAVE nov on hand the most splendid assortment OF
l. Spring and Summer Hats ever introduced into Ev.
ansvlllc--embracing In part Q following:
Black White Nankin. PEARL soft Furs, latest styles:
Misses, Boys aud infants Hats OF all prices and des
ehptions;
Panama. Leghorn and Braid hats;
Ladies summer riding hats. p. VAUTIER,
ap22 First street, I'd door abo'e Main.
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P. T. RARNuM.

Proprietor OF the American Museum. New York, has
the honor announce. that encouraged by the brilliant
success which has all his various efforts for tho
Of thv public. he has been led to form the
project IL organizing vast travelling
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oRAnITs INSURANCE COMP AN

Utics. M. Capital, 100000.
GEO. CURTIS. Pres't. DC. GROVE. vice crcs't
WM n. DEDRlCK, Sec'y. TIM. O. GRANNlS, Treas
FRANCIS BATES, Genl Ag't.
TIME undersigned continues to receive application.
and issue Policies. MS favorable terms any re-
sponsbe Office in tho West For the high standing and
the above Com pany reference Is made
TO aessra Bement & viclc and Aiiis Il Howes, Evans
Vile. my2o.Iy HENRY c. GWATHMEY. Ag't.
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NEW BOOKS.
IN Country HANDLES In England, by Miss Cooper
Poetry Of the Vegetable World, capital book. The
Irving Gift b. Washington Irving. Prsmatis by Rich
ard Haywarde. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Heroes Of &c. Life Of Dr. Chalmers by Rev. Z. MOf
fat. English Items. by Ward. Also late Novels and
Poems. Received This day. and for sale by
m,3O RAfHBONE & WHEELER.
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4 NLOTHS AND CASSI N EA6 rs.
~ 2 cases French Twil'd Black Cloth;
do do do Blue do;
10 pks Dahlia do;
cases black Doeskin Cashmere;
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leo BUSHELS BRAN AND SHORTS, just receiv
lea COOKS Family Grocery.
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Tu aNSPARENT WINDOW SHAD
: IfSr r.,eiyed and sale low, lot of Transparent
j. Window shades, ut the Wall Paper and Lamp stor'
~ Imy27l JOHN Z. DEVEREUX. Jr.
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apo JOHNSON d FRENCH.
NEAT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS.
DANIEL w. FOREST will make SUPERIOR
e. I article Of French Calf Boots, from skins, 70
Il" which was awarded prize Medal st the Worlds
y - Fair. No mstxkeii for all who will favor him
with their orders his shop Fret street, between
Main and Locust All work made from the above skins
warranted not TAI break.
Also-Ladies Buskins. Cloth Buskins. Gents Caters
Half Gaitsrs Slippers. and Jenny Lind Tes made with
nestness and dispatch apI3dly
lust RECEIVED, per Country Wagon: 90
d dozen Chicke..s, young and old; ALSO nne lot OF
Geese few bushels of Seed Potatoes LEFT Of the
sort. Just call ut SPALDlNGS.
At Lead colored Front Main and Fourth
je7 Pocket copy0
FOR RENT.
THE STORE HOUSE corner Sycamore and Water
i sts, now occupied by Possession given first Of
Juno. fmyi3i J.LAUGHLlN, in.
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TUST RECEIVED.
% 4OO lbs. Pigs Tongues $50 lbs. Sugar Cured Dire
Beef 25 bushels Dried pPies: $50 boxes Colgaess Nc
Family soap; 200 dog. Eggs: go bits. Extra Famii
Flour; and for salest
myg7 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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men, there but fey OF present at this fss
hvai TO DAY. but each drop OF blood that courses
zhreush the hum must concentrate In the heart
10 We "a part and parcel Of Americans must ks this
bleed concentrate this memorable Fourth of Juy let
s b that part OF the world may celebrate its
ranIye4sary. To friends us 70 extend
r.ans band and expect the in return Here upon
o srapger's SOIL expect nothing than what all
tsepen entitled to- the freedom of speech and tho
anrsut Of their business with to the
Divl laws that be Now friends these tew words and am
poae, though we can protect ourselves as Americans
herever we 90, because that carries with IT the
DottsOur flag Is stll theren yet TO present 60
rsxs standardization look for not only the Words
each American protect himself let him ss In mnA,
3sr al the world he may Therefore, in the words OF
Dr distinguished President General Pierce We MA tine
xghts which belong nation are not asne V oe
Individual capacity at horne and abroad must be sacred
5y maintained SO long he can discsrn every star IN
is place upon that ensign without wealth to purchase
for him preferneut or title to for him place.
will be his privilege and must be has right
t. stAnd in ths preseuce Of princes with
xoiproud that he hixse OF nation
s0ver oigns and that he cannot In legitimate pursuit
wander 40 far from home that the agent whom he shall
leave hind in the place which now occupy, will not
that rude hand Of power tyraoical passion IL
laid upon him with IMMUNITY. He realize that upon
Every and on SOIL where enterprs may
tightfuliy seek the protection Of flag. American
ctrensbip is invioabe paDoply fer the security Of
american rights And in this ton, it hardly
be necessary to fea1iim principle which should bs
regarded Fundamental To General Pierce prosperity
snd long lds and TO ourselves merry day, and many
turns of ths glorious anniversary to al true Amscicans
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GOD, FATHERLAND AND LIBERTY.
DOMINICAN RtPUBLIC.


PEDRO SANTANA General Chief of the Army Liberatcr
OF the Country, and President OF tbs Republic
Whereas for the reissna explained 10 my manifesto Of
this date, the PIE ence Of Dir. Busnaventura Baez
is dangerous to this country
Whereas, Comfortably With the principles OF good
government to Danish for from their native country
those incg idusls whsse conduct AID Tendencies
obstacle to the tnuance of public order and do
not leave any hope OF possible reform, ana the
way is also agreeable TO uace and humanity, to open
again the lap Of the mother country those ito chill
dtn, who, owing to critical circumstances have been
Temporarily expelled because 1t Is 10 be supposed that
the hardship Of exile joined with the lessons of expert
ence may bring them back to sincere repentance of
their errors, and they still acquire the Esteem and
consideration of their couhtrymen.
Making OF the extraordinary powers vested in me
by the article 10 of the constitution hsvs decreed,
and by these presents hereby decree, viz
. Art. l. Mr.. Buenaveatura Baez Is banished forever
from the territory OF the republic, fiom which he must
withdraw within welye days from this date.
Art. Permission Is given to return TO tbis country
to Msslr JUse NJ Allies Felix Ruiz, Nepom Tesra,
Jscnio Conchs Juan Bafliento Manuel Montavo, Pedro
Pima, Tomas TrCIcoso, AID Manuel Pereyrs.
The State for this Depar Of the nte
o1 Police, is charged the execution OF this
decree.
Given in our Natiopsl Palace o. 81. Domingo this Sd Of
July, 1853 (Signed) SANTANA.
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The duties imposed by our tariff ale comparatively
so light that The temptations 70 smuggling have
scarcely warranted the risk consequent upon detec.
ton. We have therefore had little to do with such
dexterous and adventurous hands Of smugglers as
have for years infested the coast of England and
France, and set at defiance q swarm of coast guards
and revenue cutters. But stiU ingenious tricks and
ttratagems are employed from time to time to evade
the customs, by running through articles Of small
bulk and great value. The Chinese are perhaps the
most cunning snugglers IL the world Their dexter-
y in hoodwinking the revenue officers is proverbal
IN every country with which they nave had dealings
they do not, like the told and hardy smuggers of
England, lace the storm on The most compositions
night, when the cutters dare moi venture out Of their
safe havens. They seek not secluded spots where
towering clhs tAd ae,p caveus oicr facilities for
the operations OF tle a0verturels. In fact, there
Is nothing romantic about thrn. Their expe.
.dients are trick, and vile, anl cnnpulD deMcs
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BOLIVIA AND PERU.

OUR TACUA CORRESPONDENCE.
TAcuA, July s, 1853.
Pplicatiom Of the DiGcutieS-Preparations for
|'n- The Capture Of CONFEDERATION of General
Eap-His Position Trade, &c.
bee my last communication, the question Of dis
between the two countries seems every day to
ore entapgled. On each side preparations are
4 on for the war, and to all appearances this
| % an inevitable event. Ganeral Echenique only
for the assemblage of Congress on the 2sth Of
to commence hostile operations; and, although
umored that the government Of Chile intends
Syening to make an amicable arrangement be-
the contending parties, the general opinion is
matters have been carried too far to expect any.
but war.
the Bolivian post that arrived here to-day, we
news from La Paz up to the 2sth ult., and from
to the oath. When the news of the taking of
ort of Cobija was known In La Paz. there was
" excitement in the place, and General Belzu
*g, on the 10Th, issued decree convoking the
bers Of Congress for the 9th Of August, at
published another annulling the former, and
ring an absolute Introduction with Peru from
st of this month"; The head quarters are to be
lro, and recruiting parties have been sent to all
royinces. BY another decree General Belzu
sumed extraordinary powers, and the Bolivian
ess will not be called until the difficulties with
are settled.
erals Sebastian Aqreda and Carasco are head.
e revolutionary party on tie south; Linares, the
pat to the Presidency, ia also on the Argentine
rs with strong force, so that Belzu will find
L surrounded on all sides. However, nothing
ID by this threatening state Of things, he has
Sc 900 for the heads Of any one of the Gene
ida less amount for the apprehension of the
conspirators. The Peruvian forces are now
ing to the frontier, and hope to be able to
you soon Of the result OF The present con.
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They retain in this country their passion Tor opium
and those who have gained access to their Utmost
haunts say they may be seen at times, listlessly
dreaming away their lives under its influence. This
drug is very costly, and whenever an opportunity
offers they attempt to smuggle 1t into the city An
instance occurred few days ago which illustrates
their system of tactics. A vessel had arrived from
China with large number Of Celestals on board.
A revenue officer was as usual pased ON board to
see that ho cargo was landed without authority.
Among the passengers on board one jelly looking
old fellow attracted attention by his extreme portli
ness. He had in fact stomach OF almost Falstaffs
proportions; but somehow or other he did not seem
easy His movements were ulgainly and constrained,
and the officer approached him, and began to poke
him loosely about the paunch when to his surprise
a hollow sound was given back. He repeated his
punches this time for an object and found John to
have prOdigiously hard and uDyieldng stomach
Here was discovery. custom officer on the scent
of q smuggler is like cat in pursuit of dainty
mouse John WIS soon Invested Of his tunic and sn-
purtenances, when TO- he appeared to have a tin
stomach and further, that 1t could be detached
without seriously interfering with his digestion.
post ns0ttem examination was held upon the tin cor
pofation and strange to say found full Of opium.
Whether John insisted that he had eaten IT, and its
dsagreeing with his natural functions of digestion
had compelled him to resort to an artificial recepta-
Gle, or whether he acknowledged the corn" we
know not. At any rate, his entire tin stomach, con-
tents included, were cOniscated as contraband and
will doubtless be sold at auction one OF these days
for the benefit Of Uncle Sans Golfers.
Stock or Flour in California.
FroH the San Fraucisce Times and Transcript July Is
The stock of -four in the country on the LIST Janu-
airy of the present year, when the -four panic at
its height variouSy estimated at from 20 900 ia
SO 600 bbs. We have since seen it set down for that
period at Is 900 bbls The quantity actually
sumed in the country was probably between rs ,O0e
and 80 900 bbls., but to avoid exaggeration in the
estimate which we propose, Of the stock now on
hand, we shall set it down at the former figure
namely, rs 900 bbls.
Our tables OF receipts, which we have very care
fully kept since that period show the following re
Suits In each instance Of the receipts of Chile We
fbe Ea cfa rn tn fulf horr
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Public IN n lA0
teth ets Nn and Tenth avenues and the sbats
Of nuisanees in other localities Adopted divi-
Neutrality-suspicious. Haley sturtevant, Oakley Boyss
Denmsn Cornell Doherty, Peck-iS NA''- "N'
OF same eommi'tes-Tc concur night soil tron
GS piers on the North and East rivers Adopted on dv
Afhrms tivc--Adermen Haley sturtsvant Oakley Boycs
Tue fr,saent, Aldermen Francis, Smith. Bard, Denaaa-
Cornell, feck.-u
some commiteeIn favor Of hliing sunken loss aad
abA ting nuances IN Nineteenth street, FIRST ave.
nue. ana avenue A. II Thtts.h ,sse between Sinsi ant
Eleventh avenues in twelfth avenue between StI
and streets n Thirty eighth and Thirty .i.sh
AfhrmatyeAde Haley, sturteyant, oakley Boyce,
Tweed, the President aldermen Francis, Smith, Bara.
or Committee on sreets-In favor OF authorizing An
road track in Tena avenue at Twelfth street. to ths
OF Committee on Tinssee-Ir favor OF appropriatins
So 9t5 o6 for rebuilding ESSEX market Adopted d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Haley sturtevaa. Oakley Boycs
the President Aldermen Francis, Smith, Bard DsnAsa
Observation-Disclosures Tweed-1.
OF Committee FnsnceIn favor Of RENTING taxes Of
uS SeTpaPPy 1 Sr Ssa Ss Sn:
and tnth ayeruss Adopted on division, Viz Viz.
Tweed, the President Aldermen Francis Smith, Bars.
Depmsn, Cornell Boherty-l2
OF Committee on Croton Aqueduct DepartmentIn rsla
en inspector Of being built in Third avsnts
OfCommitee StrsssIn favor Of confirming award ~
tract for repairing rssh street. from Fifth to Szth
OF Committee on Repairs and suppes-In favor Of e.
signing roons for Superior Court. Adopted.
on sy I, q rsts s
contract 70 finance Committee Referred back to
UfCommitse streesIn favor Of enclosing tcs
in wtny sgst street Twenty firth street Madison street.
On mott the Boavd then edjouraed until arst Msadas
IN Sepssnoer next VI 0elsokP
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FRANCISCO MORENO.
GOD, COUNTRY, AND LIBERTY.

PfDRo SANTANA General in Chief Of the Army, Lberator
OF the country and President OF the Republic.
To TIFF DOMINICAN NATION
NV CoUNTRYsES when, In December of last year,
accepted the free vote Of the people which called to
this high station, from which rulng the denies OF
opr country, accepted It without hesitation, because
was convinced that might and could resolve the Diff
culies in which the stats of public affairs had involved
the county the bho consequences OF which easily
appreciated even ny the most ignorant mind. More.
vito The state of things vhch you were Witnessing
with lEsssiness aud With kind Of difidence for tns
future that ctrcusnoes were 0srIectet, which kept
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-02-22
large Cancers, effectu-
ally Cured, by
S. REYNOLDS,
1913. Gracicr street, New OaIean,

1913, Grauier street, New Orleans.
CERTIFICATE Of cure from Captain
Mat. Ostrander
"Dr. J. Reynolds: SIR-Having for many
years been afflicted with two large and invet-
crate Cancers, lone upon my right hand, the
other upon my left arm,) sought in vain for
cure at the hands Of our most experienced sur
geons.
Hearing of your successful treatment of
Cancers, | determined TO have the benefit of
your experience, and for this purpose came to
New Orleans, eight months ago, when | spec
Oily received relief, by yonr mild and effec-
tual mode of taking both Cancers out, without
the aid Of the knife. The Cameo. upon my
hand weighed over a quarter Of pound, that
on my arm, more than three quarters of a
pound, yet the new and healthy flesh took
their place so rapidly that | was entirely res
tored to health in a few weeks.
As a token of gratitude for your able and
successful treatment, Of my Cancers, | volun-
tarily add this my testimony to your
Gus credentials, and trust that those effected
with Cancers may be directed to you, for a
speedy and efiectual cure. Respectfully,
yours, NATHANIEL 0STANDER.n
ii-ly22 OF Louisville, Kentucky.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-02-22

TTHE Season for favors is approaching
III and every family should be supplied
with the"ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE
or, "SpeedS Feuer Tonic" This prepare.
ton is not only simple, safe. and pleasant
in its effects, but wiU cure any species Of
FeUey IN Jess than one: fourth Of tie time
ordinarily required! None can appreciate
its value but those who have used it.
The following from the New Orleans
Delta, speaks volumes:
SEEK and YE shall FIND Coon TEsrI-
MoNY.-We copy the following from the
New Medica! Dispensatory, published at
Cincinnati, Ohio:
"The success of this article finally reached
the ears OF some physician, who prepared from
i, a nostrum called Electrical FebIlfuge .'***
Those who have used the t%incture, or the
Electrical Febrifuge,' among whom are Sc
voral physicians, speaks well OF IT in all spe-
cies OF Fevers, nervous and bilious headache
colds, pneumonia, hemorrhages, leucorrha.
chorra ague-cake, and several other diseases
though il is in levers especially in which its
efficacy has been mostly observed.# y v 4
II one-halt OF the virtues reported to exist in
this plant are true, it is certainly deserving
the close investigation OF all classes OF physic
%eians.p
From the above, it would seem that a
good thing might come out of Nazareth,
or be contained in a '9t0Styum." AT any
rate, we consider it a heavy endorsement,
and sufficient guarantee for Messrs. A.
KENDALL x Co., of this City, the proprie-
tors of the F~ebrifuge. We would give the
name of the 'plant" referred to, but for
fear of dele terious and fatal results, it being
the same plant reported here two years age
which people caught at with such avidity,
and ITS administration was attended with
fatal consequences in some Instances. We
have good reason to believe that the expe'
rience oil the Cincinnati physicians las beer
wholly with the Febrifuge prepared by A
KENDALL a. Co, and not with the plan
referred to-knowing, as we do, some EN-
inently successful doctors who have era
dUated on the merits of the Febrifuge an,
nothing else. One of the graduates, writ
ing from the tsthmus, says MY Scienc
and the FeJryftge are beating the Regn
lars h0ttOr.! ] have treated upwards G
two hundred fever patients, and for so "a
have not lost a case. The only trouble
that it cures too quick! can't get fe
enough out Of them" FeydHm sat, etc.
~ o. Della.
W-PIepared only by A, KENDALL
Co, ~ Magazine street, New Orlesn
sole Proprietors.
CAUTIoN.--Since the Febrifuge has b.
come so popular. other parties have prefer
ded to prepare the same thing. The gen
uine has a likeness of DIR. Speed, with o.
fac smile signature on every envelop'
with its name blown on the bottle.
Buy no other. All others are not oni
base eounterfeits, but what we have see
and examined, extremely dangerous.
A. KENDALL a. C
GA general assortment OF genuir
Medicines. on the most reasonable terms.
For sale by WRIGHT &c ELDEf
Woodyille, Miss, and by Agents and des
ers throughout the South
ly6-iy