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The Primary OcpnrtnIcnr
-La OFTHE
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

s .-4 WELLSBURGj VA. -att.
fIE Fail session or this School will commence MON
DAY tic i3a Of SEpTESBER, and Will eontA,ie five ca"
e:dAr iuonts III. 5r77s.7 tq. !. .ar. II 54-s
unless by special when once entered, no
deduction be made for abseuce during the session. en-
Lept in cases Ofprotaced sickne$s-or win any pupil be
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS;
DayPuPs, rinary l:ngsh Department " 40 o.
Classical aud Mathematics. II OO
HolII and Tuition per session five montls.. IL 90
Orc haIIInvariahly in advance, the remainder at the mil
tile vi tbs session.
Ministers OF the Gospel. I...,t,. a ..f, -.E.er-
u For further Information catalogue, published by
EOarh OF Trustees ,.--. ..--.7.s =.
SAMsI j.. TOMpSlNS, Reciar
Wbeeing, Sep. IS, '6o. .g.l rs.t-s. 49,.
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TnE CorLLoN Parry. heretofore advertised.
will come off positively, tonight at Union Hall.
The young gentlemen engaged in it have taken
much pains to make it interesting, and were so
accommodating in postponing it for the party last
night that they deserve a large attendance to-
nigLt.
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WmIIAMs & BRoruER, Richmond, Va, whose
advertisement will be found in another column, are
commended 10 our readers for the faithful execu-
ton of all orders for the sale Ct produce and man
ufsctures. 1850 .sl.-s ......- ....
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enoM TIE STATE OF ,l,I.,

FRoh TIE STHTE or HNISh.
Tic attention Of the rc,lec is CALI Il tn M blowing
tiflca;e renal kahe effected 6y using o,dy
bottles Of SaLdS' SarsARa.il.
--;t=. so :SH}ncsI ti'bhmc,) Aprii IL. 1850.
MessIs. u b. S-D S&hDs: l-it:s
Gentlemen This il tICer:;ly that have heCH aaiG,
since my birth, with o'ua. W!rh
ued 10 un iaSt February. In January. anu
swollen could ges boot stUCkih sly
had several iuTIc nc all the uls. III 29-
uauoMl wIs about 10 give hp III despair, when wASW
vigcd tOlry SaiH SarSI pAlillO lad nuI much rNiS
il, Gu Scrt tI youi agents ia uGusta, Me, and
DO Tie, Which did IN. much soJd tIHL sent aud
aMO' her MI continued untIu had takeu- five hUttles.
per Getty we'll. II any vii" may read this
letter is afflicted Sritl any Ill ease Of ScIoiuIG would
most slECeely end HIM 10 use Sends SlpITlA
any person wishes further uiOr lion M
by cabling upon Ge NJ sc LcaTg pOrer
This medicine n -STEEItESts- HAYWOOD
=. - We personally acquainted with NJ li=y
aud citcNe his statement above 10 BE- true.
-r ~. t.5 ~. DILLLNGHAM " TITcOMB.
PREPARED and sold, %h9c&a!e and Yeta!. hy !. B &F.
SANDS rlniaa and CaistS, IN Fuilon at, corner vi
William. New "a X. Sold asU5hy druggists sPIc- ally
throughout Tic UIal States and Gaa1as. Prize 81 Irr
bottle; six 0OiIicS 81. For SAFE l,y
"+s -e - s-.. 'h }. il t,&lf IsHckEE.
No l1j Main ST, Wheelin-.
IT, Wilcox Of Pitts~sh; F~a;om 4 sharre OF Nnysv wife.
ShaCkIcNrl ~ GrchuE, Portsmouth,; AID +. =. 'iMnLm
Cincinnati. sa7- ag.vh5i-.H derIH-Sn
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We OWE an apology to many of our advertising
friends for not inserting their advertisements in this
number Of our paper. The extreme length of the
proceedings of the Railroad Celebration is our on
ly excuse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-14

VALu.rLE, Mills FOR sALE.-Wc invite auen-
ton to the advertisement of land and a FIGURING
and Saw Mill for sale Mt Fairview, Ohio. The
sale is to take place on the 2Sth of thismonth.
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Tue BoanpEns of the "Giu House gave sup
per on Wednesday, which was attended by some
twenty ladies. The following toast wasg given on
the occasion:
"our brethren at the Washington Hail. who are
celebrating the great achievement of the age--the
union of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with Ia
belle RiDie of the West have forgotten those best
calculated to promote uniOn. We atthe Gill House
celebrate the same, the smiles of that aid, at
our side" H..-.-.s.-. ~
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Gro. w. AwpERsox received at his Warehouse,
Centre Wheeling, 40 barrels Pittsburgh City
Mills Flour, to be shipped 10 Baltimore OH the
Railroad. -EH.-
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MotIce to h0useKoePers.

NOTICE to AOuSGKoePerS.
NEW CARPETS At Is EDUGED I'R1CES.
IS N00 YAKDS OF Ga,Pe's at n" ~, Main street Gel
tome and tile pub generally that he h'a iti 'ei"rnr
rom the east air: receiving the largest. best anti
most beautiful stock of Carpets. Rugs, Oil Cloths cc etc
eyer in this city. embracing ait 81 eye variety OF
sty,e and that he fnnnd in The astC'n markets
Tonthc finest English VcVcs down Ia cunnnn lag cat
rcI This stock has selected with great care and p
.:ah'e sell them much iowcr than the shtc quality OF
r,ols we sold mIhs city Those in want o goods
my will please cal and ect nom NY stock OF Over
~ yaWIs with $50 it' ent patterns, NHTylh. III Wlcr
.cui l. &c. TO % per yard. .I..,, =, Z. "a
FL. sri N- J. C. HARBOUR. no. i'If. MTIl' 81. .
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
rTIHE lrLo gucd has the following property or sac all
u witch ~ will dispose o. on accommodating i"rhS
iYit - ~. =. , -,
aI:G adjoining The MciOdCOn Hm!dgS. This is one OF liz
most valuable hui ding Lots in the City. -.
Aeu iG Lots i'll south WhCc Ing Caie iHtCiietuW)
mary these equal TO any in thai addition 10 tie Cliy
Asa several orthc most valuable Lots on the Island audit
ton 10 tue City. .,.,. g,.
Also large number OF In The l'uema Vista Churchill
No I and Churchill No. Q. additions TO the CRY.
will also sell in parcels suit purchase 8" i'G I"
lin anl within corporate limits NJ Wheri|G as has nu
been lie laid OF into lois, being upwards o. Cue '
rCd Acres. being tile now in the occupancy :"
Abraham Altman, aud he'd by NE in trust for Ms
EiHy "anc. ..r,,,,. d.
WhecliNg aussl-ti. " FRANClSR ARMS IRoNh'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Short Greek lands for Sale

u 90 ~, II ,, crr n, ,.i
Wv vale sa,c util liz: at day Of November neat, my farm
ia the County Ohio situate on tie Yates Of shot Creek
containing about live nnd ed and sixty acJc This pop.
~ IL raY located uH both Sides OF the Wheeling
Liberty nnd :.cuy Thrnpihe about seven mites
from Wheeling md live from West LnhGrty.'" ga y =
The is in Tie highest state "Iimptoyement having
large amount 0CMe plank eucg and ludCluusly laid OIL
III fie!da Tor !arming and grazing urp0scs ihcc are on
the utemiscs two good dwelling hoseS with ample kl.
hIimg, cribs, There are aisO 'rr good tenants
Houses. 1ce is cUmuOiiOua new barn. ute hundred
aud light long By hr1y four in width fitted III every
particular for the wants OF the IariG Including ample shell
ter for twelve hund ed sheep .-.5
will sci these lands in whoc or III part TO suit Inc
eIalg .saf III .--FeFf4 = ~.
The rapdty advancing Improvement OF Tie Guy al NuecI
ug the facilities afforded By tic various rail road COulcC
tIIns completed with the West and lhe Sen
hoard excellent market afforded IN Wleclig for
Tbs marketable OF tho country renler this farm
highly desirable persons wishing To farm pTntiaby an"
mas seldom inducements lEvo been ci,!
out to purchasers. .4- ..a'.r l. NJ. MITCHELL.
Wheeling Sop. 2i 1872. af-.H VI. .al-.
U-b=wasMngon Reporter ami I;Xnmes, Ni' Welishurs
taIl ny.
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IN QUART BOTTLES.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
/. +. =. CURE or. ALL DISEASES ARISING
- + sFRoM,ANIMpURE' STATE OF
- TIE HOOD, OR HABIT

-tfsT7E -177gaQF, THE SYSTEM.
The value of this Medicine is widely known, and
every day field OF usefulness extended. APP
proved and highly recommended by Physicians and admit
ted to be the powerful searching preparation from
The root that has ever employed in medical practice
It's operation et6hs 10 PARTS of the system,
and consists in removing isease action in the absorbing
and secreting Organs Inmar Nature seldom effects,
sisted, the any vren disease requires the
aid OF stimuen Alternative, aEtseptic medicine. In
diseases Of skin aud ea COutIaOn Of these three
of medical agents is mighty desirtbGs All
properties combined in this preparation: amdinstead
operating successfully upon tho system they
gesssriy do when taken scrsraisy, ihey ostA simuta
neOsly and III perfect harmony when administered in this
0rm. dts tonic properly strelythns digestion aud iiE
pToveS the appetite Alternative tend .ncy carries off
the aeeumlatons norhd its sntisepe in
eneo ncutralizes lilo vrrts by which tic disease is
tered. Its uniform sccessn curing and relieving the
rio diseases which is recommended is established
bp multitude OF attested facts.
CURE OF BRONCHITIS, on MINISTER'S sORS THROAT.
Fair Hupen, Mass., Aug. ed, 1850.
Mc.srs. SANps-l regard but justice yourselves, aud
human y To all similarly afflicted, 10 say thai your SarsA
| ra,iIia has cured M: Of lie chronic Laryngitis.
IT woidd he difficult for to describe the armiug
your inya ,abc remedy, During eaily years
iUrcrd d-sis from The P'biic duties my rIeSsion
AMI la wing made Srrst variety Of rTofeSsed
chcs, besdSs nlf'tis thirty pa Gems
APPLICATIONS. la; aAarGocd a.! htTe Of relief. when.
de-rr resort, was !e'l to triai oil your SAL
| ri'a.
utlrIy icsiStrd ii 1c9t nlcI skill that am conscious
ii calTt I1ay lie .at, my faith hath saved lnc,' had
III The able result ab2ye nam d. lhaNe bern
able to FiteI TO The dra vi tn at0'ate f'r more ths
loneliness Ot ic.u not !e i isttHeA in
! withholding liz >tutehcMt.
am cccGstone ice your SarkanariIla
use il AZ a ?. titRi''i6S.
/ Pastor OF Contest VI. r 6! urtI-
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5RIYER N EW S.
REPoRTEp FOR THE INTELLlGENcER.
Fec lhe aat24 Hours, s,.ng Llat ngLt " SOL el0eA

and Dcpnrtare. OF s.eo.a. nse"'s
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lust received for sale lot Of nav
dees1 Ell baS sep IA FPB
TSf received and for sale. BOYS sloth ea Cent? push
GsI Gapa, biaCk brown and fancy G0l0IA z @ LBss
dec3i -5hsi lit6lss 81 d3sga af SAB. fFAnFEBt5;
VIZ HEEIHED and for sale, 20 doZ. KOssnthats, fur and
y ElfwopIs AsoP large lotat plnslIa Spslt
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save YOHP Carpets. 5tH
q uoz Skeleton Mats together with e. cat variety
y other door Mats. inst received and will be sold very
lew r a. 78ls j. C. HARBOUR !, J
--.s-t -,rt- s1. f1 ass No. 49, Main Si.i.
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Almanacs for 1853 -
TrARMEtps ALMANAC; fIodseseeper's AlthanAsiI "a
&c Methodist do Christian g ilasdoei 81
LOOMS do b. lust received md toEsalc by Sd
decfsApWd ~ : q JOHN FISHER.
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Coroncrs' Lnuucsts.

4 Mn tNcu0ry G,sE or IfuWNING.-1hc coroner yo.t
day hold inquest Mt No 330 Twenty seventh street,
the bncy NJ Patrick Cudmorc aged 80 years. born in
land Who to lis death under the following circu
stances 1T tho deceased backing up his no
the cnl % the d. ok foot Of Nineteenth street to
bricks. and IN doing accidentally backed oil the d
into tho river. fnd drowned before ana coh q DC ]
doici Verdict accordingly.
A.cmtSTN rrHfu CAusID ny FAILING FROM LADDER
The Coroner held m inquest yesterday at No ~ Mer
street uron tie body OF John Dooley aged twenty
years q native Of Gland, who came to his death fr
Injuries caused by accidentally falling fr sni ladder
which lie was at work at building corner
Broadway nj Tenth street. The rope broke which h
the ladder and preopitatsd the deceased to the grou
the injuries oi which caused his death. Verdict acco
irgy. $500.
n.ATH By DISEASE OF HrART.-Cortncr Wilhc
on Saturday held an inquest at No Oh Division street,
Tie body # isaac Pork aged 81 years native Of Conn
ii ut who rame 10 his death suddenly by disease Of
heart A verdict rendered accordingly
DPru w ArorFxy--The Coroner also held an inq,
at No 39Wa hne ton street the body ofIaiah Beas
aged AZ years, native Of England, who died sudde
BY ct OF apoplexy. verdict to that effect was J
derct.
nrTa uy CONGESTION or TIVE BRAly.-Thc Coroner yes
Gay led inquest at No 95 John street. on the BOD
MARY Mccarthy aged fifty years native o. Ireland,
came 10 her Death by congestion Ut the BRAIN and
laua ion Verdict accordingly
HENTH Ctrslp ~ ISrMaERANcr The Coroner also
an inquest at No 145 West Broadway on tho ooil
ANDREW MADDEN aged sixty years. native OF lreiNnd
died uadcnly by congestion Of the brain, superinauce
iutemrctance.
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TIM WASHINGTON UNION WHOSE OaGAN Is
IRA low DAYS ago the Washington Union
had leading article. solcInnly disclaiming the
imputation which solue had cast upon it Of its
being the organ or the President, or OF its speak
ing the sentiments Of General Pierce in any
rosnect. We believe the disclaimer was the re-
suit of positive communication from The White
House itself in order TO relieve the President
from the Misrepresentation, the scurrility, the
folly, The treachory. and the abuse, which that
journal has been heaping on the earliest and
longest friends Of General Pierce from January,
lS52-whcn he was first named for the Presi-
dcncy in the New York HEaM.D-up to the
present time. The President has therefore wise
Nv al connected his name and reputation from
that Of the Washington Union. That journal
Is not the organ Of the President but we have
no doubt it Is The organ OF the Cabinet-and a
filter or more natural organ could not have
been manufactured to order at an expense Of a
hundred thousand dollars stolen from the
public treasury The degradation Of cen
tral organ Of The government from that position
to that Of d scaycngcr for The factions OF New
York Is worthy Of the history and prcten,ions
OF Secretary Marcy. The Ignorance. the folly,
Tie alsurdity, The bonlbast in respect to foreign
affairs which now illuminate the columns Of the
Union about European interference in Cuba,
illustrate most forcibly the prctcnsions and ac-
quircwcnts which Mr., Dudley Mann, the A.
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NEWSPAPER DEFENDERS OF THE CABINET
CLAssIIED-Snce we commenced our move.
ment for the removal of the present Cabinet,
and the relief tn ereupon to the Presi-
dent, number Of party journals through
out the country. under the influence Of
the spoils, have OF course come forth
and denounced us and our motives In the most
violent terms. There is whole host of these
journals all over the country; but we can onlu.
stop to notice the leaders among them. throw.
ing the small fry among the other caprion Of the
day These Cabinet journals may be divided in
to three classes--frst, the gentlemen, who CON.
descend TO enter into an argument and reason
on the subject Of the Cabinet second the ruff
fans, who. use only The most violent language.
and throw out The nest ridiculous personalities
and abuse thiid, tie uincompoops, who try I'd
crack joke and do not know exactly what to
do for their pay.
Ameng the gentlemanly journals who support
the Cabinet are, strangely enough, the Charles
ton .Mercuryapd the New Orleans Delta These
we shall notice in due course Of time, foI
they are entitled from the gentlemanly tone Of
their observations, toa gentlemaDly treatment
The ruifans are lea on y the Richmond Enquiry
En- and the Cincinnati Enquirer, and of coursd
they can hardly deserve the treatment which
we give to the former.
The nincompoops are large class. Thd
philadelphia Pennsylvania, the Boston POST
the Albany .dtlas and cspecially the New Yorl
1'imes--which has teen loaned to the presen,
Cabinet by VILLAIN H.Seward for few months
are the principal leaders in what we call th3
nincompoop support of The present Cabinet.
This may be considered the philosophical
classification according to the nature of thd
present defenders OF tie Cabinet. and our oppo|
nents in the great movement of reform and rel
lief to our worthy President at the White
House.
CRICKErThe s,holas Of the Free Academy played tn
first game of maicb the st Georges Club ground
Harlem, on Saturday, w'h he wing result
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CITY Intelligence.

W,aNNG To H0rsAIrpiiis.-on Ffhay h8At,
Lone oil Thomas Iialpin OF The corner Of Forty eli
STREET and Third avenue was entered through The I
door. which hso hten careiessy left opOn and
stolen therefrom containing one hundred and sixty
dollsrs mostly in Ave dollar gold pieces. Tho box
found In the back premises the next morning, minus
money.
TIN Fnr DEPARTMENT. Their, will be q meeting OF
foremen Of the different engine hose and hook and Ia
companies this evening, at Firemsns Hall, ct 90
Y. Ma notice calling the meeting having been si
BY Alfred Carson, chief snginess.
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NrsLo's, Brcadway-MAs.SrrLLo.
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BUTTONS THEATRE, Chambers ssreet-Lawyrrs-rc
PATENTS Guam. ASS SsrLosz.
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BROADWAY TBEsTFE eroadwsy-RicHAR Iu.-Nv
YeVNe WIZ AND Nv On UMH sLLA.
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ANOTHER MANIFESTATION OF ABoLrTIoNIsG IN
TIE CADINET-A few months ago we published
the fact Of q convention having been concluded
between the British government and ours, for
the appointment of commission to settle all
the outstanding claiyls which citizens Of either
country might have against the government OF
the other. The court or adjudication was to
consist Of two commissioners, one appointed by
each government, and two agents, or Judge
advocates, to act as counsel FOR or against tie
claimants. The convention also provided, in
case OF disagreement between the arbters. for
the appointment Of an umpire, whose decision
was to I've regarded rs binding. Each com
missioner was to name gentleman for that
Office, and then to decide by lot in each dis
puted case which Of The Two should be the re-
fierce.
Tie court has now been IL session for some
time in London, and VIC have inst learned that
our Secretary Of State has Instructed Judge
J'pham, the United States commissioner. to
propose as an umpire Ex-Pccsident Martin
Van Buren,, and that his nomination o. such
was under the adysemcnt Of the English com
missioner and ministry.
Considering the peculiar claims to be adiu-
dictated upon, consisting principally Of cases
arising out &c tho slave question. and The ille-
gal acts or aboltioGists against personal rights
and property in The South, I'll, appointment q
Martin Van Buren, as an umpire Is unmia.
takeably significant Of The abolition sentiments
Of Tic present unprincipled polls Cabinet, aud
of tie complete control which that pernicIous
influence eSerts over Prcsidcu. Picrccs minis
try They are bound to proclaim and manifest
their affiliations with Van Burcnism, disunion
and this is but another vcriGcation OF the policy
TO which they have consecratcJ Themselves
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NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham ssrsss-ssoIE ToA
cABH.
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BowERy THEATRE, Borsry-Krs,rra-Dsn Fsrr-
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CRIcKET-The s,holars Of the Free Academy played tn
first game of maicb the st Gsorgs's Club ground
Harlem, on Saturday, VIII he following result
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AEUsEHEETs THIS EVEN NC
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cHRtsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, Az BrcLdva
-EzaIOPgAr WELonIrs BY cRRisry's MIssrRE1s,
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MADISON AVER Afternoon and Eveaing-SaAs
,onIis COLOSSAL HIprobRusg
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aMERJCAN HUSEUA-Aftrrnoon-PRr oMs~ oN-SPEe
ms Ban gGRooM, Evening CHARLorT TEMPLE-L1 A.
ox I0yLa.
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wALLAcK,s THEATRE, sroadvay-IRIsa HrIEEsi
alsH LIZ BELOW STArRs.
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Marlnc Affairs.

The return match will take place on the ground Of t
New York Club at Hoboben. on Saturday next.
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New York, Monday, October 81, 1853.
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GEO. CHRISTY 4 WOODS 9INSTRELS, Woods NJ
H. "a Brosd sY-ETMoPths AiSsra
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LAW PARTNERsHIP

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. 4. BLYTHE, Attornes al
d Law, Evansville, indiana nave associated themselves
rs partners In the pnctice Of the law, and will conus
practice this and the adjoining couRtes and the
Supreme and District Court They design turning theii
attention ps -euarly land law. In short tine the,
will be prepared to give In few minutes, abstract,
the title amost any LOT in Evansville it, enlarge
ments or In Lamasco, together with their rofessiosa
opinion as TO the title. ifdesired. [jys5-dawtf!
NIOTICE.-The undersigned having formed Ce
IN partnership, will practice law under the firm q
Law q Johnson. Our ofes in the seconc story of Mn
Gwathmeys building First street, between Main and
Locust We shall also undertake the parchase and sale
lection OF claims, and all business cntrusedo us, wiz "
ceive united attention. The Office of the Lsnaso
-fe''' - 'A' same f''''' MORRIS % S. JodNsoN
Ev.nsv;lla Mar OK .eso IF - ~ = 1tr|
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!. RATES OF YEaKEY DEPOSITS:

.sP. SrARKs. Secretary. nif 3 .f -
kGENls WANTED. fer the above Association. to
40 isO dollars per month The Agency offers the great
Inducements yots;sg desirous oftrave cling anu
vtBg different SECTIONS OF country, the bu ness is
IilsaDt and agreeable. For further particulars In
qte at the ONCE, OF Of FtE -e 7sf Fr1'f
PHILLIP HORNBRooK. Agent. +
nr12.1yd&w Water st. Evansville Ind.
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- MEDICAL NOTICE. sttva -,
|DRS. WALKER & HATCHITi, having associated
them selves together in the Practice Of Medicine and
surgery, wonfd respectfully to the cifizends,
Evansville ad vicinity, that they prepared to attenc
TO calls, either day or night.
Dr. Hatchiitwi pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally. s- t..
ofice on Third street, opposite the Public Square.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-29
MCDONALD & cos
.,t1l NATIONAL
n.~n >rpeun GALLERY.

NFEssRs MCDONALD q co would respectfully in
lNl form the citizens OF Evansville anu vicinity that
ihsS nave taken the room formerly occupied by Mr..
Webster for the purpose of establishing permanent
GALLERY in this city,. Mr. McDorald has bad long ex-
Vile. ia u EL
Call and examine specimens Pictures>inserted In
Pins Rings, end Locket- instruction givefsi Ia the a.,
on rea sonabe tcrms and instruments &c. &c furnished
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