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tf,Ufu. Ea.
lfEsHIS Essence Is warranted 10 possess. ia a
: concentrated firm, all The valuable proper
lies Of jamaica Ginger. and Will be found, Oh
trial. an excellent Family Medicine Ii j. par.
liculals recommended ~ tonic. 10 persons re-
covering trnmfeser or other diseases, few drops
impariiug 10 the stomach glow and vignr
equal 10 vine glassiull Of b,andv or other sii-
nlulant. without any of The iehilitatine effects
which are sure 10 follow the use ot Iiauor Of any
kind and il is therefore especially ser,iceablr to
children and females. To The aged il will prove
a great comfort ,lhe tlyspeP,ic aud those who are
prediSrostd 10 goat or rheumatic affections, it
gives great relief; and to The inrhriae who wishes
10 retula but whose stomach Is constantly craving
,tlt Goxious hqaor. it is invaluable giving tone
to the digestive organs, and strength to resis,
Temptations and is consequently great agent in
the cause Of temperance.
DosE.--Fora grown person. one tea-spaonful !:
far child Toto l2 years old, half tea spoonful
and for child . to D years old Is 10 20 drops
To De given in Sugar and Water.
DIR. ). d. schooItield, Agt., Hllsboseueh, Mr..
S. s. lucas, agent Chapel Hill.
s June |. 1858. S.
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For a Cousumpiire feagh.

Piiishurg, Pa, Feb. Is. 1851.
Dear Sir :-For three yeaIs have been aiiiic-
eli with Cough. sn distressing thai ] irequent-
IL ,espaired ~ recovery; mach oflh tine | was
Obliged 10 sit up al night in my chair, as my
cough would sulocaie me when ] laid down.
Having used many remedies without much relief
!, last tried the Cherry Pectoal, which undel
Providence has cured me altogether.
| am With gratitude yours,
JAMES M'CANDLESS.
This is ono Of the nGsacrous Cares of Asthma
which have been accredited 10 Cherry PectoIa:
Albany, n. ". April Ia, 1913.
Da. AYER. Lowell. Dear Sir I have for wears
leen afflicted with Asihnia in the worst folm, SO
lha, have been obliged 10 sleep IN my chair for
a larger pari VI the time, heiDg unable to breathe
on my bed L had tried great nu,ny medicines.
TO 90 purpose. until my physician lvescEibe,l, as
an experiment, your Cherry Peciofal.
Al first il seemed to make ne worse; hut in
less than week began 10 experience the most
gratifying relici from its use aud now. in four,
sheep on my bed with conlfort. and enjoy state
Of health which had never expected To enjoy.
GEORGE ). FARANr.
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
From lie President Of dmhra coRege, Ed
t~rd Hichectk, ". d.. LII, d., &c.
&c. Aver. SIR have used yonr Cherry
pectoral niuy own case oflecp-seacd hronchi-
It's, and anlsau-ficd, fromts chcnical constitution
shat i, is an admirable compound for the relief
Of laryngial and bronchial difficulties. If my
opinion, 10 lis superior character. can BE- Of any
service, you Al liberty 10 use i as you think
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Anslivrs., Sept IL, lS4&
Among other distinguished authorities whohave
sent thcir.hamcs to recommend this preparation
as the best known To them Tor affections Of the
lungs, are:
President Perkins, Vermont Med. College.
Prof. SshanaG, Yale College.
Pruf. Valentine Mott, Ncw-York.
Prof. Cleaveland. Bowdoin Med. College.
Prof. Butterfield, Ohio Med. College.
Canadian journal Of Medical Science.
BOSTON Med. & Surg. .l"urnal.
Charleston. 5. G.. Medical Review.
New Jersey Medcal Reporter.
Hon. Henry Clay, U. ). Senator.
Hon. Geo. T.. Marsh, Am. Ambassador TO
Turkey.
Gen. Emanuel Rulnes. President Of Chill.
Rt. Rev. Ell. Power, Lord Bishop of Toronto.
Rev. Dict. I.ancing, Brnoklin, New York.
Archbishop Purcell, Of CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Also many eminent personages in foreign coun-
tries.
Not only in the more dangerous and distress
sing diseases the Lungs. but also as family me-
dicine for occasional use it is the safes, pleasant
est and best in the world.
Ct Prepared and Sold by JAMES q. AVER,
Practicaland Analyiica Chemist, LowELL, Mas
sachusetts.
+ Sold in fIisbo,ough at The Drug Store
Of Dr.. S. ID. Sehoolfeld. Hillsborough, and Of
Mr.. }. $. Lucas. Chapel Hill, and by Druggists
and Dealets in Medicines every where.
June |. sS-4m
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FOR SALE,

4 EGH0RN, Plain Straw. fancy Straw, BRAID
= and Silk Bonnetsa and Straw Trimmings. Al
so superior assortment Of Bonnet, Sash, and
Neck Ribands.
LONG & WEBB.
Apfijl2, 81
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SCOTS PossissI Works. Life offsn. sF,,,,.
Milisa's. 10. : Col Boon.
Pope's do. MasAh,s,s,
Paiorks do. q Columbus,
Thumpson's do. /" Gen. Green,
Covpefs DO. croley's British Ros,,.
6aldsmiih's do. Young ladies feol
Gems OF Beauty, The Souvenir Gallery.
The Talisman, Amsranih.
Morning Glory, Magnolia,
Moss Rose, Remember Me.
The Peafl. The Hyseinih.
The Garland. fsiii Of friendsh;n
ChIistnss Rose. foufh's pise, N,
Jusenal kesp-sake. Puget Ne MOI.
The Lilly. The Ge,a.
Howeti. Cook and Landon,
lncle Toms calin a. is,
Auai Phillis's Calm.
Hume's History Of England.s
M.Cauley's 10. DO.
Rolland's AnciFn, History.
Walkers Dictionary. School.
Wessier's 10. do.
Mehsier's Qaaric. DO.
The illustrated Ladies Keepsake.
The Gift Book OF Gems.
Christian Family Hillary,
Bibles aud Tesiamenis, Prayer PooLs. H,r,
Books, School Books. Gin Books for Cha
drcn. Blank Books, Writing Pspsr
Stationery. &c.
April 10. Sc
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ora GnOD. FEMALE TEACHER u
want u a situation. Apply to The Editors O 'Oe
Recnfer.
Iunc 9th, 1884,, w
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and By fhe rirer, upon fks hanks tfsyeef
.haA groac 0Nfrees for me0f. lrkosf iecf shell nat
fade. end fke fruit fheseef shall b for meet and
he itcf fksyssf for s.saieiRe.@
Here was hope Tor The ick reeooied long ago,
and every ear adds new proof to the assurance
thai these promises shall Doi fail
As medical Science discovers aud designaies
the remedies nature has given, ans BY one. the
diseases that siiei our race yield TO the eon'rol
of an. ofall the malaaies we suffer from. none
has carried more victims 10 an uniineb grave
Than CONSUMPTION f,he Lungs. suhjoihrd We
give some ssslesce that this TOO may be cured,
and that Pulmonary Complaints in all their
forms, may he removed by cHrRHr PrcroRal.
Space viii not permit us 70 publish here any
proportion Of the cures u has affected. hui the
Agent below named, viii furnish our Circular,
gree whereon are full particulars and indispulabc
proofs % these iacis-
Sufferers, read and Judge foT yourselves.
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FIST received. q fresl 10, Of CLOVER and
81 LII EINE Seed.
LONG & WEBB.
October IS. S.
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Books. Fcoks.

MAY h. found u lhs Drug Store. enc, :.
W rirsy u Gin Books and Annusls. 80. !.
which are The following:
SCOTS Possiesl Works. Life ofs;s,.
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Il nuNa

Ef you want To see rreii, things. please call d
= The Drug Store, where you will find gI,a,
variety Of Toilet and Fancy articles, ,onssiirss
part Of the following:
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DIssnLUTION
CONE AMP BUY,

TIVE sOisrrilers hasi, : rDrrl.srd he sieek 81
a Gosis o~nrd ~ J n. & H.Psrish. vii
crniinus The tpsnrss a he sane n &c und<s
ii.e siyle q J. N. & Z. Z. Parish. sad siil be
gad 10 see iArir irirnds and lhs ppbIir gensrslly
Al thrir store. They inienj 10 seH cheap g,
each. and persons wishing 10 buy viii fld IL Il
thsii Interest 10 give lhsln csiL
J. NJ & G.. r. PARISH,
Psrishville. Orange. July 8 "a
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part Of the following;
Writing desks. Rsnioline Fixaiurt.
Work Boxes, or cabss. Silver Gard Cs,cs,
Fancy Baskets, Pearl do.
Superb Cologne Boliles. Paper Mache do.
Bohemian Glass, Shell do.
Cologne. Grrn,an Fa,ins China Puff Boxes,
l.ubin's Extract, t;luss do.
PNer's do. Paper do.
Wrighls do. Ia new Combs in variety,
ariicle.) Lilly White,
Ponalums, IN great va Mean Fun,
rieiy. Gold Medal (sonehirs
ponm,le Divine, newt
Rose Hair Oil, PapsrMachefo rolios.
Hair Brushes, Leaiher do.
'Tooih Brushes, Tablets, Ivory.
Nail Brushes,
| Besides great variety Of oilie, articles.
April 10. So
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E 2 O.W MS

IbSsggd Tda aADAlGA GlTG EiR
AUTlaN.-P Persons desiring an ar,irle thai
can be relied upon. prepared t,om ruW "a
MARIA GkNfsE &c. should lie particular Ia
ask for " Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger,
which Is warraaied 10 be what j, Is represented
aud is
Prepared orig ~ FRFDK. BRO WAS
Drug and chtmicnl Store.
n. 4. corner Chestnut und Fifth Sfrttfs,
Il .
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BRANDRETH,S PILES.

dnenriSm, or Enlargement Of Tie Heart, Arte-
ries, Piles, &c. de-
Use the pills two or three times week in do
u ses suffcisat TO purge freel, and when
paroxism comes on. fearless use Of the Pills
must he made; down with six OF eight aud in a
little while repeat the dose; do this anil the
bowels are slroagy plugged This elected the
danger j. OVER for that attack. Angina pectoris
and Stone ~ the eal-hladdcf are Treated ia the
same manners and although considered inrura-
bic Nv the medical profession. are cured nv the
use OF Bramtlre,h's Pills. Piles are carrd by
Branlreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
mus be full six or eight for few nights To-
geiher will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
disease comes on in the treatment Of other disea-
ses. il isa good sign; use nothing hui The pills,
and. n an outward application. cold cream or
lard and make frequent use Of cold waDI locally.
Where there have been peetess! -sifEstons. as
asthma. consumption, &c. Perseverance will he
required uiih the pills r,rffsc, permanent cure
Bu, any other con5 Twill assirediy bring on The
pecinrai affection!
II cases 1T Deb;f'y. Weakness, Wastings. De-
tines. d ,ronsun,NioT approaching. il viii be
neccc~ary - cammence viii small doses. Begin
VII one pill golEe>,o bed: next night twn pills;
10 this aheresAly c. three or four DAYS, OF
Anger; if.pfe &nne kss- ri-Se. y ,.Ifnsfenso'
~Aili eac1 III e oF six pills are used
IN 49, e pii, dawn to one pili
z5e41f4 81 b symptoms arise. then take
1lnaf ~ ii. D. &c fever is reduced. When
: }zs&e. ll5s p1(seat MY drop down to such
l<<Et s. flys Nm r s. .4raf ssaall telerHine;
I||s5x u - - - y ~ 1feih upon ne. impure
~, sts e p = sllli Be- shsiS
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SLED Col Ten.

w will harler for Seed or Picked Cotton.
gi,ng ii exchange any kind Of GOODS
that may Le wanted.
LONG & WEBB.
Oc;oher rs. Sc
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Fresh Arrivals.

a sPLENnIn 4 ss0RIMENI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-09
d ALLY JOUR NAL.
BRILLIANT WING VICTORY.
OLD KENTUCK UNCONQUERED
AND UNCOMFORTABLE.
Majority Of Wing Cougressmeu and large
Wing gains in the Legislaturea

OF The Wings Of Kentucky have right
good reason to exult over the result of the
election held through out the State last Mon.
day. Notwithstanding the introduction of
the Temperance question with the hope that
II would divide and distract them, notwi,h.
standing the desperate struggle of Locofoeo-
ism, notwithstanding the base frauds practic.
ed by their opponents, the Wings have
achieved one of the most signal and decisive
victories we have ever had the pleasure of
recording. They have elected six members
of CONGRESS certain, with good prospect of
two others; and were defeated in another
district only by the most open and atrocious
frauds. They have gained several members
Of the Legislature, and will have a majority
on joint ballot almost double that of the last
session. They have conclusvely demonstra
ted that eve hare Wing party among u.s."
and they have shown to the Wings of the ma
ton that they are animated with the same
zeal and spirit, and patriotism that inspired
them during the lifetime Of their great leader.
Three times three cheers, then for the gal |
liant Wings of Kentucky, who have always
maintained their integrity and proud supre.
macy even while others around them faltered
and fell back. We again send greeting to
our friends throughout the Union that
KENTUCKY is WING ALL OVER
Lou. Cour.
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,,-.,prsT .Np suoMTEsr ROUTE
:gp @ - ~.

Rct,veen the east and west.
yr>uF ITNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running In -
4 neetion with the Baltimore ana ONO h"ii0"u
Througn tickets by this line to 'Aadelph'ss, ~
;rcton Civ and Baltimore. can Ia pIOcuiieo n' ~ -
,sn,s al Louisville. Madison ind Cincibbat, oi -"
80 ,he bonts Having made permanent aIInnsS ~,
49,, Cor ticketinc through. the travelling puDilc VIII
And greatly 10 their interest, going E@si or " W
patroniZe this line. ,.-,...d comnanv are
;,eS nv awso run pdsr such regulations as VIII IN
sofor As we'll as safety TO the lives OF passeheois
MINIS is the only line running IN eonnecuoh WIN
81 a R.ltimore aud Ohio Railroad -
SreThe Steamers OF this line are entrely new anu
,ce.t fastest safest and most SUPERB Nesseis eeet
I'll, Co. the Western waters, and VIII leave Us oo"s'
rrnapFsr CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday r I, NJ
AVN WUlTE Capt W. McClaid, Monica! y. "
ppaITINORE Capt. VIM Clark, Tuesday n, ~
1nViN ADAMS, Capt. w Norton, "wednesday . "a :,
HIpGINtA Capt. Cbss. Y. Wells. Ihursos. > T. a.
E.nJS cry Capt, sam. Mason, Friday 4. D.
T90S SWAMI. Capt. J. Mcclure, Saturday o.
20 from louisville to Baltimore. -......-S W
10 10 do TO philadelphia or Washington y ~ ~
no do do TO New sDrk-....'..--...- j.. 10 ~
Do do Cincinnati TO Baltimore ~ ~ on
no do do to Philadelphia or Washington ), ~ ~
% panre,s- baggage transferred from steamboat, 70
paiIraad aud from Railroad 10 Steamboat Tree f'nA
charge. -, "a N, state rooms
IRAN additional charge of ony 50 70, Ia
Louisville, NY.
Pm. Hender on. .gent at Evansville Office al Lew"
/
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.


NJ ESohS HELLER d FARNSLEY would respect.
IA WI! return thanks TO ther and the fu
nc ior the liberal patronage which they have
reserved and take this method of informing
% rehas lhst tney have purchased Of Mr. Crawford
oei MS entre STOCK OF Drugs Se Medi mes. and
viii commune 10 carry on the business In the house for
merry occupied oy him on Main. between First and Sec
call and examine their stock They nave Mr.
Isaac White who has been years the principal Clerk
IN Mr. nes establishment, who will be happy all
70 wsu upon the old patrons, of the house. If
pure pu2s ALLOW rates. and accomm6 dating terms are
any lnaucement 70 the Merchants Druggists and PLY.
seiahs respectfully invite them call us we have
on hand stock of $4,000. we'll Sc ected Drugs and
VIII De constantly receiving additions to our present
supply ana nope 70 oner such uce ments 10 WHOLE
nhbE LEXIS as will supercede the necessity of
iher vis other cities, for the purpose of
t~e,r supplies.
jyl5 KELLER. FARNsLFy L. co
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Particulars Of the Foreign News by the
Niagara.

France.-It is reported that the condition
of the Empress Eugene required postpone
ment of the contemplated visit to the Pyren.
> mes.
Paris.-The press consider the Eastern
Question as definitely settled.
The number of persons arrested for being
implicated in the supposed conspiracy against
the life of the Emperor is over 200.
The Russian Chancellor is said to have de-
clared to the French Ambassador that the
Gar will welcome the arrangement held out
for his acceptance.
The only delay in completing the negotia-
lions would be occasioned BY the necessity of
obtaining the consent of Austria, which is
said to be on its way to st. Petersburg.
A rumor was in circulation i'm Paris that
the American Minister at Corstantinople had
addressed note 10 the Sublime Port ANNOUNCE
ing that the u. s. would support Turkish in
tegrity, and henceforth claim voice in the
affairs OF Europe.
II has been telegraphed from Constantine
pie. under date Of The ] lih of July, tina, con-
ciliatory note had been issued by Reschid
Pacha calculated to bring the pending nego-
tiat'ons with Russia to Gil amicable conclu-
sIop.
The English and French fleets are still in
Besics Bay.
Asemi-official correspondent saws that the
coilduc, of the commander Of the u. s. ship
81 Louis, in the Costa affair, has excited an
indescribable indignation in the minds of all
the consuis and well disposed population of
Smyrna. II is also said that the Austrian
br5-ofswar Artemsa Is cou-tau.iy iIvrUring
around the American corvette.
An American steamer was expected at
Smyrna soon-it being pretty evident that
Capt. Stringham represents tile feeling of
ne American nation.
:nondents o. T iSaI h hss been made 'sA'
ID several arrests followed. A.,
1I,ai,,-s deseatch from Milan STATES e"a'
49,, ..,r;., notice were on trail OF tne P''
.,s,ad resurrection in Central faiy.
-. o,r,;nues 10 block the SWISS iroht'ei
i. as rigorus as ever. ,h;dden the expor.
,,,;an ofbreadstuff from the Barosry Sta.e''
in consequence OF the aPP'ehe"'eD
of the crops. a rece;ved a teie
I;s..,ch from Berlin, dated the Zotn
Stating the Gar had actuaiS S EnoI,nt
nronosal offered by France anu ;'nnrov,
This eport has caused cons'ue'
ment in funds. .;.r prisoue,
Seven cart loads Of Hunga!au pa.nse
were lately taken into Pes'n' '"'''
The ships vincennes, John ha IS,o. on = !,
land, and Porpoise were az 'O'
+. nth. has accept
the terms prop ,sed by France 0o"'
all of the mar kets are orish'
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D.gTG NnTrCE


AFING sold out my stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
and ALI business connected with the same. to Kel-
ler rarn'ley d Co., on the first day Of June last.
lake great pleasure in in reducing them the pu bile
ana my od friends general y. Keller d. Farnsley have
peen known and appreciated in this communit, US gen
cmsn. anu excellent Druggists for some years Isaac
l. White who composes the company it is needless for
me 10 Sd! anything he Is known all who have trans
acted business with me the last nine years ANY r..
commentator from me would be superfeus. Nav
ask for Continuance the NEW i NJ OF those fayors 40
Literally bestowed upon me.
jyl5 If CRAWFORD HEII.
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TIE VIRUS OF ssAKEs.-Dr: ., ;E1sn, 81
ss@ss = %,s :s.ss The asss s
the serPenrI s sn and Jeter are performing u
'inat Dfs IS ar1syiments on the virus OF ser. ser.
course OIL pr Letter was appointed by the la s
rs aS;c,, Convention, held at ST. LOUIS, tue tue
n %s Of committee whose du, y;a It Oe o
c.me 20 draw up paper on the suole ;'nsr -
saaIe bites, and therefore these e$Pef'l''"''
are instituted.
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NEW FouNpRY AND MACHINE
SHOP


EVANSVILLE. LNDT.sN.9.
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED thai
u We have with grest and expense fitted up as
complete Shops as any in the West and hope lbe raj
patronage viii signify disposition encourage Home
manufacturers We are prepared with every facility
Tor manufacturing steam Eng.Les with wood oriroa bed
raes and machinery OF all kinds with the latest i'm
ProVements Gearing and Shafing fitted up. Pulleys
iron r ronts Tor houses, Plow Mould Boards. Wsg-
IN Y hoNes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
s noh forging work OF al kinds. and Of frr quality
nHsnee To order Steamboat work, and repairs ali
onr OF machinery promptly and carefully executed
aennery Is complete, possessing all the sd-
are Of ,h VIC a'est I'm royements. and our vorkmen
oenaI sue most skillful ana experienced class Our
of An has for many years been forens
10 any Machnesi in theW.st -~S' anu - i1"! e91si
desiring Engines, other machinery built or
are requested TO call for we feel cor faint
' ean give as full satisfaction IN quality of work
rs a. an! competent and respectable establish
Car "heels OF various patterns manufactured with
VI urphey's Patent Solid Hub W."
Orders by mail will receive nromr, .,,ou,.. 80.
same price sas when given IN person. ~ "'
Scrap Iron, Brass and COPPER wanted
Ie<.9o" G ID. EGGLESTOy A. co =
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n.
Philadelphia.
VIE great tunnels upon the part oftbe line ara
- now July completed, and the Whole road is in 6na
eonhiIon, presenting of the picturesque and
romantic routes in the world The creates care for the
comfort and safety of passengers ntly exercised
0! 'he ofeer: and enis OF this Company. ere 10
no SAFER road in the United States notwithstanding The
reports OF interested and INSCRIPTIONS agents of
routes 10 the Contrary.
The new and splendid steamers OF the Union Lima
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road ut wheeling. and through tickets frcm these
may be had of J. T. Morehead on the leyee AZ iopis
vllle or the boats (ofthe Union Line on,) at Louisville
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily for
wheeling, where Passengers AID baggage are carefully
transferred ~ the
The express mail train leaves Wheeling da w. at half
past NJ and arrive at Cumberland (y0I niiles1 ats
p NJ. and allowing two hours there arrives in Bslti.
more (3s0 mies al day light morning in full time
10 connect with early Washington and Pbiadelplia
trains making the passage through from Wheeling IN
less than twenty hours, including sioppaees
travellers will not fail n observe that this Is TIE
i,bost ehaToe Passengers and oafgSse' a. 70 -
red TO the cars for Washineto ton at the Juhcuo", ~
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore. with
the privilege of lying any where the route) Ss
to NashDgto Sll 80; to Philadelphia Sl2 TO New YORK
SH To be had above only. (he abroad fare alone
from Wheeling Baltimore is SIS 80; TO Philadelphaor
Washington 80 SOY
While the water is low in the Ohio light draught. but
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
10 hand Wheeling. Passengers may also ieave
/ ueAeIS al, ii and r-ach Wheeling 10y the way ~
J to all Easepesville. ano stages thence
line which is now prepasSers buy through
% will lie tax en- low by any othef a CLOCK
a,,y carefully handled, and delivered in g1o v 0'
properi. car , WIN. PARKER.
| i125~ly Zen ~ .-uI---
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned being about t. close up ms ounes
! in this city, and remove % the country. neg 80
ali uho are Indebted to him. 10 make aytnent on vi
before the 5,h Of July And all who haSs hoAs
against him to present them for layhens 80 no
nIeasan, thing Thomas Bush is authorized 70 s'''''
all accounts in my absence. " aRIs:
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-09
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding
III USE.
JOSEPH MOGRrDcr

tLaie Iwicheil d Mogridge,)
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND Pine STREETS.
NoNSiGNMBNIS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal adj.
oanees Will be given when required, Consgnraens
or Bills OF Lading in hand.
orders for the Purchase Of Lead. Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed the possible prices
- The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and
froduee viii meet with especial and Dispatch the
lowest Rates OF freight will always be procured and
expense OF storage and drayage much possible
avoided
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-09

UA couple of passengers on ;n, ,oI the river,
en- Knor fell from the guaros ln.o ~, wharf
rs the boat was leaving the C, srow"ed before
Saturday afternoon, and were III Jom Jour.
..s;s,apce could reach theu''