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II. NcLagaB.
uorage and Commission, " ater street, between
Green and Washington streets, Gaiena, Iii.
5. 5. MERRILL & CO.,
" hoIeSae Dealers in
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods,
f}cots and shoes.
No. S3, .Steamd0af Landing. Gdlcno.
l.. :. FELT, EaIenn. HI.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ccries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crochery ilonscIurnIshIng Goods,
Mattresses, &C.
AISO-kecps constantly on hand 4 large stock
of Il ha and Blasting Powder and tEse. 2-i,
JOHN r. SA!ITU & CO..
EtchmGktrs ana JticeHfgs, HGih ST., GafrHr UinosS
iargr and W,ii selected assuTt.teHt ~ ClUt rs
"a atchcs Je,velry and silver SpnoI constantly Oi
hand, ier sale low. Eiisru'in. neatly o<cc1teu. Al
KINDS oi Je~tlry made order AID nests rerarcd.-
All orders puhCtu;lly atteiatd to- Inc highest pTG'
Paid tor Old gold and silver z-2o
II. X =. DRUM.
MAIN STREET, OpFOsirE GtIENt HOTEL.
HHANiFACTtKE RI and herp constantly o. hand
VA complete % fancy tnd y ndsor tnars
Also Eurt iae Tables stands " Ii.Ng D.sh>, LooAlu;
Glasses GcdstcaGs, AZ, &C iur>"ns wishing I" Puf
viii do wei to call before they bay elsewhere, a
We are prepared 10 81. good article. and unr term
are invariably cash We cd aDord to sen rs cheap, .
cheaper th.n any other ~ the city feasohah!e de
uco made persons try ing 10 sell asein. All order
s.ou, a distance puuctna!iy attended to.
GaleGa, May, lo1i. S-i
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Nov ! shali have hand at al hours of day and
~ night loavcs, cfumrets, CrtcNtr,, cahr> oi all
sorts-everv thing il my me, done ny according g"
the best Of my skin Thanhug on public fpf past
arcinent shall continue tn your custom.
Corner Of 81. Anthony and Font streets.
X f..e-i.1 Gi.,). SpE
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q. I. flOXiTS & 60.

E,Nt Nanuactory; ever ihing IN The hlr llc mace
II H. the best maiifr Ladies iurs, sleigh robes, IA
cusjs caps and gloves. Upper Town, nearly oproAi'
the B.irk Uoici, 81. Paul. 1'-'i.
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GEO. &. C.SFsOTNER.
Sole Agent in Gnlrna for sale of sloan
Medicines ~Aia'n street. Ga!ena Iii.
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ayTIOLESAtl, and retail dealer in Hardware
w tntilerN. Cast rttelr, Nails. Mechanics ard
uer>' tool. Rotea F.ruius lay llements, No. 3G
street ,,aicua ILL., If
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NnyM. WIiffM, ags:ut tor Maui I.awton, MarbI
Cutter, Of Pittsburgh, is noN prepared % receive
Grave stones, OF the best workmas p and material.
NM. WlLl.iM.
Sfift,sotcr Antjf If
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SHOE SrsIRI..
EN- En- Eb DEL is now receiving mn extensive
Es ELs ED assortment of Indies SHOES, com
rrisg ali latest and fashionable styles IhO-e
wishing Ia purchase Will please step il early Go avoid
t.,o great crowd. store opposite the Library.
~. Paul, MAY t, io5e. 3--tf
CEOKGi i. NJ. SN i1t.T.
County Surveyor and Land Agent.
sACK RAFIDs BENTON Goa NTY, MINNESOTA TEek1ToRY.
[Xr III. attend IL pre-enpting claims. ana ioca Eg
~ military land warrants, la the Comfy ot Benton
ms conntt presents inducements t" the Immigrant uI,-
VIutilod /. any other rortol. OF the Territory.
REFERESCE~:
Iii. EVtcilcnCy GOV RAMSEY, Hon. H. Il. SfELEY j.
II. SINPsoN, FIRST LtECT. [. =. Tor. Ing, G. ".
EoRI p Esq sr. PAU.
" VI. y. COMES.
HOOh>ELIER AND STATiONER.
I E< EE1S constantly hard, complete stock al
kN Eorb> Aid every description Of StatlonSr! to-
ccter rii fancy Goods, neaTiy opposite tne American
House, -. Iaui.
Arnl J. lco2. 50-u
l.. il. WAIT CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GboCbRS AND COMMISSio>
MERCHANTS.
EANE Cnpacd al the store of &. +. Tracy, Third
street. general assortment oi Family Grocerle,
PROVISIONS Which they Nii sc a Iuv prioc, iOr cash
i'll eNchalse ior connrS lfoduce lAcN resrepi'ui!
+ so,icit IA >hafe oi patronage.
/ CHARLES MILBlHN. l. B. WAIT.
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CaIC.,l.
=. CRAWFORD CO.,

Wu0t.Es, ,iC AND RErAIL DRUGGIsTs,
Hl Wan street. G4ten0,
AVE Just rcrclved a iIii supply of Drugs, Mcdi-
j .lnes, Paiut> Dii.. DNe-Stut~. W iUGov Glass,
Glassware. IuttN, The> WI be atatv re-
supplies r tc above and other articles in thci
uc. ana would call the attention OF those wishing 10
purchase, tlcN offer TO sell nj -. Louis prices
t.lcna. oct. ,. l-pl -
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Da. Is. BAI}BirT.
Jonn ). Dewey, IA. D.,
DRS. ENt,ssiNE - Whit,
f'hys.cian> aad Surgeons,
l,.tXgiSra \.

c-<T Au,aua, st1e.t. ~. Paul. IAtee doors below
- the hmrncln tic ss. ioi-lE
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ts prmsiprs, pemotratt nIsn anO Democratic PLEASURES.

TERRITORY, THURSDAY, 1853
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THURSDAY, Feb. Sc p. NJ.
There was an active market this morning. but
prices were very much unsettled. The bulls and the
bears appeared to be well suited with the fluctuations
The tendency however, was upward, and at the close
better feeling prevailed among spectators for a
rise. At the first board, Canton Co. advanced 81 per
cent; Montgomery Mining, !; Florence and keyport,
IL; Brunswick Land Co., /; Erie Railroad, / Sixth
Avenue Railroad, q; Long Island, /; Norwich and
Worcester, l; Niagara Falls Railroad, I. New Jer
sey Zinc declined per cent; Pennsylvania Coal, i;
Cumberland Coal, i; Phoenix, /; Potomac Copper,
l. Hudson River Railroad, !. The upward move
ment in Canton came upon the market very suddenly
1t is folly the part Of holders to make such trans
actions The effect is injurious. They are perfectly
well understood and attract no purchasers Only
two small lots were sold at the advance to-day, and
are disposed to believe they were not real. POO-
mac Copper stock was active to-day but prices gave
way little. 1t has not become sufficiently known
yet to attract speculation, but it will ultimately com
mand high prices. Cumberland and Phoenix Coal
stocks have not varied much since yesterday. Large
quantities Of each stock changed hands at the first
board. In the moresubstantia securities moderate
amount of business transacted at prices current
at the close yesterday.
and more settled. Morris Canal went up per cent;
Brunswick Land Company {; Cary Improvement
Company /; Deep River Coal Company 6; Florence
and Keyport Land Co. !; Norwich and Worcester
Railroad z; Hudson River Railroad declined l per
cent. Potomac Copper Company /; Phoenix Mining
Company /. There was small sale of Great North
ern Lead Company stock at 81 per cent The month
" report of this company, which we publish to-day,
must attract attention to this stock and create an
outside demand for it,
There has as yet been but limited inquiry for TO
reign exchange for remittance by the steamship Bal
tic from this port on Saturday next Sterling bills
are improving, and we now quote % a 10 per cent
premium In others there has been no change.
There will be a quantity Of bank and insurance
stocks, California bonds and Pacific Mail Steamship
stock sold at the Merchants Exchange by s. Draper
tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 4, at u o'clock.
The value Of merchandise and specie imported into
and exported from this district during the month Of
January, 1853, compared with the corresponding
month in 1852, was at follows =
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According to this, it appears that our foreign
trade during the past month, has created balance
against Of upwards Of four and half millions Of
dollars-greater than at the close Of January 1852
This has been produced by an increase in imports
and decrease in exports. The falling Off in ex-
ports has been entirely in shipments Of specie and
bullion This may be considered favorable feature;
and so it would be if we had not an abundance Of
specie to spare. The expectation of specie now is
no more than so much cotton or corn, and has not
more effect on financial operations
The following auction sales of stocks were made
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tay return, exhibits the value Of export Of British
produce from the United Kingdom Of Great Britain,
and also Of the employment of British and foreign
shipping, during period Of thirty years, from 1922
to 1861 both inclusive -
COMMERCE OF GREAT BRrTArS--vAIus on EXPORTS AND
AMOUNT TONNAGE EMPLOYED.
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SO a,EEEEiCRH-ASTS, F'EzESECzANS.;5
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC EN-.

: II ESSRS KELLER te FaiNSiEY would respect
IVA fully return thanks and the Fu b.
Tic generally, tor the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received, and take this AZ. of Informing
their isEs that they have purchased OF Mr. Craw fold
IS !: hi, entire stock az Atru4s a. Medic. ices. md
will continue TO carry On business inthe house
nieTly occupied By hm0n Maip. between First md Seq
nd sts where they " Nv De pleased TO have The friends
call aud eXani,e their stock. they have associated ir
Isaac White who has been for ye1r the principal Clerk
In Nc Bells establishment, who will be happy At all
times. 10 wait upon tue old patrons Of the house. If
pure Drugs al low rates and dating terms
lhny inducem-nt 10 he Merchants. Druggists and Ply
stians respectfully invite them 70 call have
on hsnlsc 81 2Jn0o. OF w,lf se' ectcd Drrgs and
viii be constantly receiving ici,ions our present
Supply. ard hope 10 olvr sued eementst to WHOLE
the ry'it other cities, for te parposs of purchasJs
cir SUI plies. -. :. =, 49,. -,
jylJ KELLER FiRNSLEY e. co.
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also me assortment fine Linen Shirts and Crvais,
various other articles. ID .t,,f ...t .fr.l.s
In addition 10 the abo'e, tmy usual siockl have Just
returned tue East with s,lended and extensive
of Cloths of every description will sell low AZ
Wholesale and Retail Manufacture the or,ler-
rod fits and perfect satisfaction. or trade. -
{ an using in my establishment n Patent iSerfrs
Nc5sipe. which enables te make upcheaper ihansy
oiker establishment which dos no n-e item. IhtEa
chine is working revolution in the Tailoring business.
obtained the sce right 10 sell patent rights OF this
invention III Vanderburg cna and ask from the trade
an examination ofiifs machine o. iLl .lloH
sepi4 1910. s.f s... s..t :. GUMRERTS 90
P.S.-Iiske measures FOR Clothing "isry Kind,
make 10 order in tie best sisie. ~ ~ ~
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MEDICINAL.

YgIHESE RESTORATIVE PILLS Lave been used N
private nractiee. with uBprecee ented success for
20 wears: they have fore been offered TO the
nn6e These bills remove distractions, open the nat
ural passages of the hus the bodyas the pores and
THEY AXE WHOLLY VEGETABLE and perfectly
harmless their effects: instead Of weakening and de-
bating the patient. las is usually the with other
pl thew give TONE to the sTox and
inygoratng both stomach and bowels and imparting
new lie and energy TO every part of the system.
Being wholly vegetable, they mild in their opera
ton, without gripping any pain whatever. They
slow In their thorough In their renova
ting and restorative character nd need only 20 be tried
to beapproved Of by all such asare afflicted with the
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia. any Of the symp
toms of a disordered stomach.
THE STOHACH Is THE CENTRE oT SYMPATHIES.
IL is principally supplied with nerves by large pair
proceeding directly from the brain, called the Par W.
gum. These in ther irse send branches 20 the Pha
RINK and Iaryay IA @sophagus tie vessels Of the neck
nd heart the lungs, the liver the spleen and the oia
OhraGm. .II-E
Thi distribution will account Cor many orthe sympa
hes between the stomach aud other parts or organs Of
Iii unnecessary TO go frtherthan primary deranee
meut Of the uDmarh To- account for the mutud. ofdis
tressre symptoms with Which many are afflicted. such
indigestion giliousness ,prSwsiness, Debility,
AGldiC; . (bNIame banguor and Ex'
4 sense or oppression atthe; liausloa, .f d. ~
rit of he si6ngch; {Resil ,ssaess, Cosiiveness;
Deprcssionois pifi!sr tleadaehe, 1aeAsgtr
Heavness lExrehe nervous agitation,
Cold hands and feet, Palpitation of the heart, La
Numbncss OF The limbs and An Ecapaeu, for the least
ttncf lhittc, NAuiA'""s
Vertigo N.uses Aistiness aud ndistinctness
Difficulty Of Respiration, OF vision. fl-.n
Stupir 4 temporary loss of memo
Unpleasant Taste in the, E,ffga-rs-. .frF.
mouth particularly whenA senle OF Emp,iness
rising ia The morning. Pusel ssfrequentand more
Dull heavy pain aud sense, feeble Than usual.
ofwe-h, in The head, ,Emaeiaiion and extreme
Dcs2ondeuev. !. s DEBILITY. . tar
With many other distressing mptcm ms arising from a
Gisorered sona H. til last all the faculties of the
mind Frustrated with the energies of the body
from all "fwheh The poor sufferer may obtain relief IN
. few hours. by ialsted'S n0vating and Restorative
is: and by adherng to the directions. accompanying
the PILLS. very soon feels ii new life and energy
imI,art IL tOthe whole ~ stem. .la.-
Persons pc rehasng these Pills viii he careful to OBJ
serve that the name OF o.. HAlSTE (n gilt letter. on
black paper is aiSed rapPer 10 each box; and
tnat none are genuine unless Labelled in this manner.
Il I9For sale by Druggists eyefywhcre. Principal
Depotat. ESRNEFs,g
-. II East Fourth street, Cincinnaii, q. i
PRICE FIFTY CENTS
For sale BY kElLkR & FAENSLEf,
HALLOCK * STODDARD,
WOOLSkY & LINK,
nyI2 ..-..r --rr,.... Agents.
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NTOTECE.-The undersigned hav bought the stock
IN aud business from Mr.. hermann Frsrh. druggist
on FIRST street, and shall remove in short time bu-
sness totoller location as partners under The firm OF
louis Fritsch & SaSse 0l.
They wall carry the business ~ the old until
they remove, and Dr. Fritsch. scholar or Lebig
Dumas, VIII pay all his attention aud time to the pre-
seripiion part OF the bnsiDess Mr. Sase will take charge
LOUIS FRiTsCH, DR.. NJ.
jeeo-tf H. .r. f THEuD. SASSE. ~.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
- PAINTING. ----

w W..TfLESIoNisreadyt TO receive and promptly
w attend TO orders in his line business. at his sop
Locust street. halfa below the sherwood House.
of alley He prepared 10 The beststyl5
Plain aud Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties Inita
lions Wood, Marble, &C., aud Ornamental Painting
generally. He also soes orders for House Painting and
Away ready attend orders eftupon his slate
At the shop door. 2 a'.t. g.lle1 novl2 IS. x
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LAM PARTIEERSEIP-

TAS. g. JONES and JAS. +. BLYTHE. sttornies ai
- Law. Evansville, Indiana aye associated Themselves
partners IA the przetiee cftIe law VII! continue
practice this and shs adjoining eoastes and In he
Supreme and District Court. They design turning the
attention particularly to Land law short time they
will be prepared To give in few nptes, an abstract
the title 10 almost any lot in Egavlyle or It's enlarge
ments, or Lalasco, togethe Win tscr professioa
pinion as to the Tile. il desired ~. 1y25d awtfl
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS NDA
y lLhsINE,NN llEIlClIA NTS.

NFf.I y u fsitt II \ y ] -
THE unders On ed have I'm store large stock
l. Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals Oils, Paints. Varnish
es Dye Woods Glassware. Patent Medicines Brushes
DC. and constantly receiving fresh supplies
from tho manufacturers anti Eastern markets. which they
are eterminctl To sell at small advance % leA .sl
Our articles all selected " iihgrea care and
ranted to give satisfaction 10 geninenes qualify and
price.
Surgical Instruments Trusses. Abdominal supporters
and Srouider Braces Of the most al proved styles.
Pure Brandy. Old Rye Whsky and Wines for medical
purposes only. OF the very best qualities s. fr..l
Also large s,ipploi aguerrean Stnc, consisting of
Plates Gases, Chemicals, &C. small advance from
Eastern prices.
Mrs Mers Fine Cut Tobacco. sand choice Tot Of old
Havana Sears Bird Cages. Seeds and Fou nairis.
Merchants and dealers will please call aud examine
DER stock vixen In the city aud all orders will be attend
ed di,siy ard carefully ia cIed. FL as
ALLEN g.. HkLLocE. , HALLOCh * STODDARD,f
W, II. p SToDDAGD.i Irsr Wholesale Druggists,
Oct.5U - g Main street. the river.
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co-pAaTNERsaIP NOTICE.

rDIih Undersigned have this day formed copartner
ship. under the aud STYLE OF Lewis Ss GRAY
'.ri have nadc arrangements with late firm of Har
rngton, Crane d CO.. 10 their successors In the
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business in hi.
city. r-4. 81. ~r...r
We would respectfully solicit a tinsance of the pat
ronsgc heretofore berally extended towards the late
rla. and hespeak the good Offices of friends uedg
ns ourselves efforts p-omotc interests
OF all who may eitrust business to.Our care.
- u. s..f .4f EDWARD LEWIS.
Evansville. Sept. lstlsj2 t2tfCHARLI.S GRAY.
SCR "a stspa WANTED!
NJ l. want 10 .oIs old Castings Immediately. at
w Foundry buildings, The casal. corner OF Canal
am ln2le streeiS where VIC viii at All times pay
tor good article, of Scrap Iron. " 81.
mh30 G. D. ECGLES JCN & co.
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Messrs. AHLE3-
ERING & BRUM
MES cave just re-
esiyed from their
mandatory in Gin
cinnati, the late Ut
New York style OF
Fall and Winter
4 10th in r; all Of
which are made Il.
trimmed in the
best manner nm
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Observation-Disclosures,

frNHE STBSCRIBFR respectful, informs the public
generally thathe has resumed the above bnsine
th which he long been Familiarity atqcaintcd and
designs establishing permanent l%gp gallery
in EyansYillen Fosters build OF Main
FIRST Streets where he hocs A. receive this fregu
yisils OF ladies and gentlemen which il shall be his
Earnest endeaVor to merit aud he expects per
ananent he depends more upon bbiiioIs of his pro1
al
lis reputation portrait painteris too well estab
ished in Eyapsvi le and else here to need remark fur
Their than that he viii be happy to accommodate any de-
string his services in thai brai,eh OF art.
ap20 10 -. TEOS. POINDEXTER 20
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v91ro 3. e, a.

it, Happy Effects poAs New Married
IE l.rr- lsr Gr - e.. ID lsf- i...4.... r.
JONATHAN N. MILLER. u redlar. q ged 60 on -fhe
- 1T OF April LEFT his home ia he norhefn par; az
New York. IN apparent good hcahh OF drig
tour la COMPANY with hyS NOung bride his return
home he was suddenly attacked with lnsainmato.y
Rheum;tsH; the attack cane whiic riding in the
cars severe aud paufl we re his s,,riis that
tears of pit. the teeks OF many Kind ard syml-
ihzlns lriselns compahiols. Atutca y Y. the rars
were changed and pass laioe ia~tbe virtues
H"dwaNS Read. Relief. purchased bottle 1T nr. War
ncrS Drug store; ne lmueddtcly applied The Relief 10
the sudercr-he uscdHp the " t9ei1ote and upon ar
irving ats:raea abe pain relieved
ne was enabisd 10 walk tn bjs carriage without assis-
lance. Tie has since reported himself cured. ls.t
In al cases of lnian,i natorN khe NATHAN. Railways
h-ile wiilinstanii! stop ihe pan Let those who suf
fer try il. .,a.. ssasr b.f...-,. l.. Issfi.Ie1
SORENESS .s.r.u.t .... a.r-.,q
Whether nthe bones. he IN JOINTS muscles whether
in The !iead or feet, wherever His Railway Is Relief will
10 ale~ moments, remove every particle OF irrat!oa
from the system. t. ..Isi .l... IN .l.f-
...-l afHf.t MERCURIAFsk PAINS .r..Ir --7i.l-H-
. Persons who have been silivated with mercury and
feel its effects still in thc system bones ache
with pain, whose eshis covercd with sores are assured
speedy relief of their pains, complete eradca
ZION OF the poisonous deposits by the OF Radways
Ready Relief and Renovatiug Resoivent. at H'-l.
{ cups. Spasms Cholera, Dysentery Disrrloca Sick
Heasn che. and Chill Fever kR Relief TO be taken
Internally and applied externally.
General Agent for the Stata of Rentuekv- Edwin
Morris. Wholesale druggist, Lousve; ar sale Nv
IA! nond q Patten 4h street. and r. Blackwell 30
street
\ iona c. It.vie and scrfsnr- & pevoI sew Albany
C. H. Clarke, VnceiincsS waiting & Ely Princeton f.
E. SUre druggist Madison; and n, respectable r sciSts
throus hout the United Stgtcs and Canaeas- % Pr
NOOLSEY x LiNCK, AGENT,
...-. Evansville. lnd.
RsDNAV &r1. '
scp1 ICE Fuftoh st.. New York.
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DEMOVED.-The undersigned has removedto the
house of Mrs. Dr. Traton, three Sher
wood House, opposite the mansion oil NJ Ross, Esq.
First Street, or Doctors -7reREe.
Office the old First ST. two doors above Main
where ne may found all times, unless PROFESSIONAL
engaged ljesl J.R. WILCOX. ID.
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TAKE NOTICE.

HE subscriber offers for sale the well known Tavern
Il stand. known as EXCHANGE HOTEL. in New.
ourgh, Ind pleasantly situated the landing at the
corner ofSnte aud Jennings ss with first rate Stable
Cistern and out houses. Terms easy.
Tor further Information inquire of the proprietor
s@d h'use. angfu Il. HAZEN,
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erther direction expressly foi his maket and consists
of every article requset to complete genemens ward.
robes.
asF COATS AND CLOARS. -
fine assormeE. of blue brown grey, drah, Hackinaw
Bankefs Box and overeoats fe loi OF cloth
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress Frocs and Sack Goats fun trimmed
Sattinett and Csshmeretie Coats brow and
and all colors OF Tweed and Cashmere sack, rock and
dress Coats, RoundaboUts and Goats ofa kinds. -,
PANTA LOON S-Superior black and blue 10th a nc
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes bne, black and steel mixed and cadet mixed Sst
ne Pants Corduroy pants oevery variety and
price to suit purchasers. arr.l atl.nna' go
FESTS-Hlask silk and satin Vests fancy aad plain sill
velvet Vests fancy Cashmere Vests satncit vests anc
common vests of all kinds. 'fF7
CH bsui FEIssS sSsGf NC & GODS uH ~a
- All the late styles Of plain and fancy silk EE<A
49, and satin Cravats Scarfs and Stocks white 80
and all coors Pock HIND ereieis Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Muslin and FlaHneldo; Flann Net I'm
derhirts and Drawers Stir co every Kind of Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton gloves; embroidered and plar
gum suspenderss sfik gngharn and cotton Umbrellas
Dodd's, SherwOods and Chases Hats also, silk Hats
Caps, Boots. Shoes. walking canes. &c. ~
ithc above articles and ythins else furnish
ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH II, "a
We SHAH continue 10 receive fresrsuppes weekly du-
ring the from mandatory in Cincinnati. %
nova ihi fffl s3i AHLERiNG & Drummer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07
DRUG NOTICE.

HAVING sold ont my stock OF Drugs and Medicines
ami al, business connected with The same TO KEEL
Fer Farnsey & Co.. on the first day OF June last
Take great easurc III IN roduein- them TO The public
ahd IN! old friends general y. Keller q Farnsey have
oeen known and appreciatedi in this community as gen
en,s anu excellent Druggists, for some years Isaac
l. "he VINO eonposes the COMPANY, IL is needless for
Inc 10 say an ything; he Is known all Who have trans
acted business with the last nine wears. Any
commenoat alton from me would be snpcraeus. MayI
ask for connsanee. To the finn, othose favors so
literally bestowed upon me.
q jyi5 If frt- a. CRAWFORD BELL