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SHIP CANAL AROUND ST MARY's FALL

from the Albany Journal April V.J
Senator Babcock introduced resolutions some years
ago. calling upon Congress to take steps for the
strucon OF ship canal around the Falls Of St Mary
uniting Lake Superior with Lake Huron.
Congress acted upon that suggestion. and may
lock forward with confidence the completion Of that
great work
Among the parties who have undertaken this enter
prise Governor Fairbanks OF Vermont Mr. Corning
Of this city and several large capitalists in New York and
Boston.
eenaor Platt introduced bill yesterday, giving this
company corporate existence; without which they can
not safely 20 with the enterprise. ordered 10
third reading and will, we hope, become law.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

The Latest from Washington.
THE NEW YORK APPOINTMENTs-JUDGE BRONSON.
srscAL coRRxzroSDHcE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON April lO-ePM.
Judge Bronson has not yet been heard FROM Every
thing is in stat" quo. The President wishes the seuate
to Iemain till the New York appointments are decided
X.Y.Z
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DUSKIRK, April 10, 1868.
The steamer Buckeye State could not get into Buffalo
this morning. She has returned and is here There
is no ice to be seen in the lake from this place.
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The inauguration of DR.. Walker, "a President of
Harvard University, viii! Aake place At the College
on Tuesday, May 9th,
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TILE NEW POLICE uILf

The Senate Committee have reported certain amend
ments TO the New York Police bill
To the first section Of tho bill creating the police the
following amendment is proposed
But the present assistant cartsns shall be termed
after The passage Of this b sat shalt connae
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VIyANTED-BY FAMILY or THREE PERSONS,
the lower part OF houso, unfusnshcd with gas Laths
TO- located between Fourth and sixth above Four
sesnh and below Twenty sixth streets Beet Of reference
given and required. good rent will be pnd II suited Ad
drese Rcsnopfible Herald Office.
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VXTANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY FROM
w Parsa room house occupied by American family
in New York Brooklyn family preferred where lessons
IN French would be desired and which would bo given At
reasonable price. No board required Address f. 81
Ter ei eirani
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WANTED-IMhEDIATEIY, TWENTY BARhELs OF
w beet cement, for which full marhet price will he paid
in. RAE HABERsHAME, 70 Brosd ssrsot.
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LANES LOW L co.

1II MAIN STREET.. IOtIsNILtk. kYs
RE pow receiyiL their fall stock OF Foreign and
y Domestic Dry Goods, to which they Invite the atteh
ton IT merchants coming this market to make their
purchases. Weare, importing direct from Europe the
principle part foreign goods and aud riH sell
them rood terms, as the same articles can be
bought in any market in America. Our stock Of Amer
Prints will continue to sell at cost from
the Agents in the Eastern cities for cash IN par funds
Our purchases made exclusively for cash and at
such prices will enable to CoNPEr1IoS FROM
buying their goods the usual time. and
il is determination not ~ be undersod IN this
market in this country. aug9 d&wtf
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TEVIS 81 l:ARBAROUX,.

A RE now making and keep constantly on hand; cas
IN iron Screw Pipe, !, j. J.; u, II. 2. % and 3ineh
bore suitable tor steam, water gas &c. TO which the!
respe tuly invite the attention of Railroad, Gas aDd
Water Companies and all others in want of chez and
durable Pipe. E .HtI,.4t.l
ALSo-MiiI Machinery Of the most approved pat,
terms made order; iron Force and liit Pumps
OF various sizes and kinds. always on hand Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws the lowest prices; Car
Wheels aud other castings for Railroads-Job work OF
all kinds promptly attended to. They also the sole
manliciu in the West of Roys d Frcnch's Patent
Hub Moriiciny Machines. for earriage and wagon
makers. With of these machines man can dc
more work in day and DO ii better than he can do
in five days without il. One OF these machines eau
be seen in operation Mr.. C. DEckERs this place
who the authorized gent for this and the adjoining
counties .rr
Orders from distance enclosing tle money, salts
factory references, promptly attended 30. jans9ly
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO
U,RTFORD. CONNECTICUT


IcopPoR ,TED ISl0.-CHARTEE PERPETrAL.
-, ed CARL s95DOO0Su6 seri6 ed CaP't Si5O,oUo
yr,uIs Ions, established aud well knewn Institution
l. has transacted most eNtehsEe 'ns,''rSG S,,
s- ~ IRE than f,rty years, throughout the Unted states
sn,l the British North American provinces II has aimed
o secure public nfdenec, By ap honoraoe anu IaiInu
nIalInent of its contracts; aud the owners oil properly
49, l that all fair claims Tor loss under us polIces
win i've nbefaly adjusted aud promptly paid; pn6lle
pmi,Ii,g. Manufacturers, Mnls Machinery, Dwelling
uonSes Storys Merchandise. Household FURNITURE
Vessels on the stocks whiic in port &c &c. wh ot
Insured at rates as 10" as the Ils> wiz "'' i '
loving gentlemen constitute ihe "a. f. r..r .rt
RoaRp OF DIRECTORS.
II HUNTINGTON. President.
- .,,v,r NV CALyIY DAY,
Ixy. C;ooD,yIS 81. Jon ALLYS. . .r ...
C,.nfvs Roswell, JonN y. BRACE.
v... u.ay X rxr~ CHARLES ]. Ross.
~ - CHARDES TA(hOR, Secretary.
Cu,,sropuEr c. Lyman. Assistant Sec'! .....
TSApplication- for Insurance may be made 70
Al -'if ALLEN &. HALLOCk. Agent,
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
- Evansville. Ind.
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caAuITs INSURANCE COMP ANY.
-gg Ut!caN.N'. Capital, SS00.0G0.

cEo cURJIS Pres't II. G. GROVE. Vice Prcst
VA ~ nEDRICK. Sec'y. TIN. o. GRANNlS, Treas.
-. ]. FRANCIS BATES. .Genn Ag't
yINHE undersigned continues u receive appucapohs
and issue Policies favorable terms as any re.
snonsbe oaic ia the West For tse standing and
rsnonsbIity Of the above Company reference Il made
20 g,s.r- Remef,t q Vivie and AIS & Howes, Evans
vllle my2y-ly HENRY q. .GWApHMEf Agt.
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CHANGE OF TERMINUS
For baltimore, Washi ps ton. PhiiadeA
phia and new York. e-a
y d, srss 80 szI.sgs 80 sali

From Wheeling to Baltimore. and connecting with the
Washington Branch r. X. at the Junction, Qatey
called the Relay House.) nine miles from Bah
taor6, and with the Philadelphia " i'll
sThd u' iniDrion and Baltimore X. X. TO l.--i
~ Philadelphia. eco. -. s.srrt
TNHE great tunnels upon The part oftte fife
now fully completed, and The Whole road Is in nns
condition. presenting OF the most picturesque and
romantic routes in the world. The greatest for the
comfort and safety of passengers is constantly exercised
by the officers and agents OF this Company. and uere s
road in the United Sta.es Notwithstanding the
reports of Interested and INSCRIPTIONS agents of other
routes 10 the contrary. "- 20 L''' 80
The new aud splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road ut Wheeling. and through tickets from these
places to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, &c,
ville the boats lothe Union Line only at Louisville
The steamers leave the wharf at Louisville daily for
Wheeling. where passengers aud baggage carefully
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily at half
past a. M. and arrive Cumberland (20l mes) at
p. NJ. and allowing two hours there arrives in Bati
more 3e0 miles) day light next morning. in full time
to connect with early Washington and PhiIadelphia
trains. making the passage through from WheeliDgu In
less than twenty hours, nsludlng stOppages.
Travellers will not fal to observe that tbs.is
HsAPtsr well one OF tile most pleasant routesto
the East.
Baggage check ed sroueh any The Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage aretrzDsfer
red the for Washington al the Junction. and for
Philadelphia. at Baltimore vi bout extra charge. Tmy
eiers are allowed ample time AID opportunity all
points 10 obtain their meals. fHETeEn OF .il1arrN
Through tickets from Louisville 10 Baltimore with
the privilege oflyng where tho roue) s1I
ito Nashihgto Sl %: TO Phiiadepbla S2 10 New York
1914 To be had asabove only. he railroad fare alone
from Wheeling to baltimore 10 Pbiladephis
Washing ton 80 50) 80
While the water is low In the Ohio, light dnught but
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati aud Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river at Cincinnati and r,ach Wheeling by the way of
railroad Columbus aud GAINESVILLE aud stages thence
TO Wheeling. For this Route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati, and leave thcreat Il o'clock
q. NJ. daily.
FFreghts 10 all Eastern points by this safe direct
and speedy line (Which BOW prepared 10 immense
buslncss viii e taken asow w any other route All
property CAREFUL! handled, and delivered in good
Inquire as above. ~ WIN. PARkER
J25y hur General Superintendent Baltimore.
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e. WI. cvECryrH

t"s WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERI IN
Hardware aud cutlery.
SlAS Just recsived full aud con1lete stock Of 70
reign and domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools an.
Building Materials. Merchants Mechanics an other
areinvited 10 examine his stock at
sp:ond& The SlGAoF THE MILL SAW.
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,yErOHAS CONVNGTON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOONS EL.Eh AM
.. SrATlONER.
yNTOULD rtspe fully inform hi> friends and the pub
Wv lie gcncr;fiiy that having purchased o Messrs-
Rathbone u Wheerr their entire stock OF BOOKS ~
Stationery lie has owed his Book Store To the stan
lately occupied by No. Fosters Block,
Of Main and First STREETS.
The additions thus made to his stock enables MN 10
offer his customers larger aud better assortment
than has before been brought tH h> market con
ssting in part Of MiscellmeO, School Medeal ana
Theological Books. wiring. Printing Wrappiig ana
kinds al OF which will he d. Wholesale aad Retail
AT Cncinna prices. "A fact 10 which lie would cali The
attention country merchants dealers. teachers and
hers being confident he make il TO their interest
oo purcl,as. of hi IN. .rr aug 2rif
DUCNWEiEAT FLOUR in quantities to sui
ID purchasers. at (octl9l COOKS Family Grocery.
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s. E. GILBERT & co

-rc Agents fOr Cypress Factory, sh
TTAVE now hand and constantly recsivns Cot
toa Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting which
hoy will sell on Elvorable terms they can be pur
chased in this other city. = inari9tf
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Law PARTNERSHIP

TAS. C. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornies al
81 Law Evansville Indiana. nave associated thc
as In the practice ofthe law and will continue
to practice in this and the adjoining couEtes, ANA IN the
Supreme and District Court They design turning theli
attention particularly TO land law iha short tine the!
will be prepared give in few minutes, an abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments. in Lamasco togcthe with tAelr prOiessloha
inion "a to the title. ifdesired lr ljy25-da dawtf!
INDIGO. MaJder aud Logwood of best quality this
L day red Tor sale by Sc. GILBERT ~ CO.. E.
octlJ eye. near Nater.
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TRANSPORTATION.

WESTERN STATES Ii Ne =
DY Railroads aud Canals. running IN connection viii
ID Steamers and Propelers on the lakes =.
NO TRANsHiPMENT AT ALBANY OR TROY
PROPRn TORS:
A. r. Cobb IL Co., Foot Of Indiana ST Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., I2i, Broad St. New York,
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: SDMC TTfyNGS Can EsE DGNE Is
nIEII. AS alEzlEES.

i SOMC THINGS Can EsE DONE Is
0I y WELL As OEElEE>. -
TIME nndsr,igned'takes pleasure in announcing r
L to ths citizens of Evansville ami -feoa ~
surrounding colntry .thathe hasopcned -Satss ~
"A SHoEsrJhE AND FaCTORY, oi, Vain street -<1Sy
between Second and Third where he can be old atai
bu.iness hours. tie : It's. returned from the East,
aud is Wal slppliei with latest sty les OF attie
pre work Of all kinds which hs viii sell and warrant
His stock OF Leather au1 Findings Of the hrst 81! Ie
sand quality aud have been selected with great care b!
himself, with a dcsirs 10 peasealL sfE f'f . - A.
RI. flH .ft- ll.LEI q IL. j. III M
n. B. The attention OF Ladies and Children are
peciaily invited 10 my assortment and prices.
All rips repaired free ot eaargs il bought at nay
'establishn ent. auss5 II. J. II.
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J1EDICALCOLLE,:E OK EVANSVILLE.
I'll EN iNSNILIE INN.


THE sessions OF 1881. of this institution. will com
J. mence under more favorable auspices than that OF
any previous year. I.r ..f .rr. -. -.
III. Faculty have the pleasure oannouncngt the Pro-
that uodpus aud tasteful oliege bull
ding now in process of erection and will be III readiness
10y the ensuing collegiate eOursc. ...
he apparatus demonstrating the various branches
of the rofession is ample and of superior quality: so
that students may rely upon full and complete
instruction in this IN any Medical school East or
Nest. .l IH
The following gentlemen comprise the Faculty viz.
Levi IT, Iaycoek VI. De- Emeritus Professor OF Ply ST.
ology and Pathology.
Hugh ROnalds. VI. d. Professor Of General Descriptive
q. 4. Foster, A. NJ, VI. H.. Professor of Chemistry.
John H. Wilcox, NJ. d., Professor of Iberapuiics and
Madison J. BRAY. NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of surgery. .I.
William a. Byford, NJ. D., Professor Of TIE Principles
and Practice of Medicine.
George g. Walker. NJ H.. Professor Of Ob;tetrcs and
Diseases of Women and Children.
Milliam a. Mcdowell, NJ D.. Professor of the Inst
,utes OF Mcdiciuc and Medical Jurisprudence.
John +. Walkcr, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor of Anat-
oIuy. tl. .. 81 -.l - =.
The session will the first Monday in No
yemb.r. and continue four months. The Anatomical
rooms will be opon for the accommodation OF students
who desire TO Study practical anatomy, from the first OF
October. at r. aii
Expeuse OF regular tickets, SO: Marriculation, s.;
Practical Anatomy. $40. God boarding may be pro-
G red ~ from 81 80 to 80 30 per week. PA.
iyl6-tf eHt VI GEORGE Is. WALKER. Dean.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. ts,
COmu,issiOsai .;snd forwarding
II.la faOUS SE. |" =
10 S e PH MOGRID G. e 4,
(Ltte Twirhell a. Mogridye.


CORNER CoNMERCIAk PINE STREETS.
Ct0NSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ prompt aud personal attention, and liberal ad
rdRees VIII DC given when required, on ConsShGlents
or Bills of lading in hand.
Orders f,r the Purchase Of Lead, Grain, Hemp and
other Produce viii be filed at the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding OF Nerelandize aud
Produces viii meet with especial and dispatch the
loves; rates Of freight will always be procured and the
expense of storage and draHage much as possible
avoided
References.
PNGE & BA6ox
CHARLEss, BLOW & Co., 4 q. r ....r.a
sCHorTEAr II NALLE, ~ h'u''.
DoAN, KiSG ~ Co.. %. -Ht
.. III. D. NEwCoMB IL BRo., +, ,.s,.i Z q
w. B. REYNOLDS, -t-..6 \ i'''i'ss'i-ie' ~
ELIis & A.oRroN, ~ .a srt ..t r.. O.
SIRADER & CORAAs, I,aa.l s.t. ~ ..-
HOSEA s. FR ,sER. SCinsinnati. ..
SPRINGEE * NHIrEaAN, '-...... f..f..... Id.
u. .. GOODMAN ~ Co., E, ..rr..f. IL.
J. W. BUTLER Il BRo, I'D.
t ID. .LEEcH az Co., Pittsburgh.
WM. HOLINESS x Co., tr su.f ...
T.. & c. YAREALt, * Co., a.r
M0RGAS, j. NJ. Buck " MORGAN. p,u.a.,r,, b.
u. 3. CONEGYs, -,
SHIgLDs e NILLKR.
IrH r Blow a. M6RcH, I.
.l-11l bee ffN.iH York.
tr CH.s.A WEIGHT '''
Josiah isUr c Co.. } t,,,.-
ra... ABRaH.M g. Corr, ~
3D. t,.I A.ti. PaRwELL a. Co.,
Howard. SON & Co., S~"'""'
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100000 WORTH OF
ri WATCHES AND JEWELRY, NOT INSURED,
Preserved in kich's Safe. ...

,FJNHE following letter from Messrs sbnry Arrow
4 smith needs no comment Ii shows that the conf
dcnce placed in our Safs is never misplaced: at.
NEW YORK, Nov. ], 1852.
MEssRs. SreARNEs & M.RviN--t .'' .'-'f lH @
CfeRflemeH; w bad one OF your Safes ON the third
floor of FowIERS buildil cS when destroyed by fire
Sunday morning 3Uth umo. Ii contained stock Of
Jewery value S30 ,0uo upon which insurance ef-
fecied--we having The most implicit confidence in the
safe. When dug ont of the ruins this afternoon, the APP
penrance of the jewery proved that faith not
misplaced. The entire contents without stain of
FIRE although the Safe had been sixty hours among the
burning ruins. Every watch and every piece ewclry
is ia the most perfect order. We cannot speak in too
high terms Saf and shall certainly never insure
one dollars worth ofpropery In them. We will give
you plan fora Safe in few days and remain,
Yours, respectfully. f-..f ... l-. ...
3 81 SALIsBuR uRY & AR20WSMITH.
1t ought to he generally known that the Insurance Of
fees make considerable reduction from their establish
ed rates onjewelry deposited ia Safes.
large assortment always on hand at the Depot, No.
IiG Water street, New York. l-n.v attf .n. 90
STERNS & MARVIN.
etsf- 1.ff Successors 10 'Rich & Co..
The only manufacturers Of Salamander Safes combiI
ing WILDAR's and kIcHs Patents p r-- 81
-------.-
nove-tf Agents Evansville, Ind
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W. VI. WooLsYv. ........................F. IF. A. III
DEtt. ESfABssSMENT.
.r..t .F WOOLSSY GIINCK

TNHE undersgned have formed aco-parinershp In The
w. NJ. Woolsey- They have hand general assort-
menl of Medicines, Paints, Oils. -Varnlshcs, Window
Glass, rinting Ink Sc, &c tn which they invite the
attention of old customers and the pubic.
PLY sicians Prescriptions carefully attended to. beth
partners being fully competent attend to that branch
OF the business. W. NJ. NOOLSEf.
Evansville Sept. 20 1852. FRANCIS A. LlNCK.
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ATEA
FIRE INSURANC co MPA N ,
= TIsif Ot Hartford. Conn.

CAPITAL, $500. .OO0-aN paid an and tHrested'
RESERVED EARNINGS S2tuOtU.
Totaf assets SJOr 600
rv,u1S comn,uv was Incorporated with perpetual
charter il, lsIg AMI insures against loss or damage .!
Fire on Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments
stores Household furniture ana ~ a.; ~
~ terms aud losses occurring III ms
agency ill be Oeray adjusted and paid with promp
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MOHAWK VALLEY FARMERS In
SEflsANCE co,

MOHAWK VALLEY FARMERS IN.
arr Ss'RANCE co.
.....re SCIOTA, NEW YORK.
Apt AL, $16o. 900.
WELL AND SECURELY INVESTED.
rrtI ..t DRECr,Es; .a
Adam C. Van Patten, James W. Pangburn,
William Rector. Charles H. loli,
Charles p Sanders, Harvey Nedder,
Abraham W. Toll, j Jasper Bell, .
Isaac Nedder, Henry \. BELL, .f., -
Nicholas Brooks N John ). Lansing,
.r.. Philip II. Derrick. .f.f
A. c. Var Patteu: Pres't, Jasper Bell Secretary.
William Rector, " Pres't aram W. Tool. Treasurer.
Kenneth Hankinson Jun, General Agent No. - Green
Street. Trenton. y. J.
H.a. RtfERENC
Hon. s. H.. John,on, co. Judge, Schenectady.
% Jno. +. Clute, Sheriff, r- do.
. :" ID. p. Forrest, County Clerk, do.
"A. Abram A. Van Worst Mayor, do.
VI, Myers, EX-MayOr. do.
:. u. Wright. Reco der, Albany.
.r II. Ii. Van DycS, Proprietor Albany Atlas.
Jacob Cr. Sanuers. 81. do.
Thomas Clark, Esq. New York. tf
Applications viii bc received. and Policies issued by
the uieersgne favorable any other lnst-
rance Office or Agency ~ the country. . .....t...
ivIa-tr JaHN J. CHANDLER, Agent
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AGENTS.
T.. w. Sloan. IeI Broad ST. New York
Scott N Co, Toledo, T oH'F-

j. ). Chenoweti IL Co.. Cincinnati,
This Is Que ofte oldest best and ost re
liable lines Of transp .aon the country; as
Agents for this section. we are authorised 90 give
through receipts for fregnts and from the East a,
very low rates guaranteeing against any ever charge
on the route. l.t ..r n- .t.-.t mls efl lu :. :
angg LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
HAVE WETIIE AGrE EimONGUS,
HINAkE lEks ROCK psss----I' cf CT 1nre0
cured Of Ague Same dose will cure Diarrloea dose
.ery hour for Cholera NOrbusior Piles and Rheuma-
snn dose times day, and apply externally. For
Burns orns and Group IL D. excellent remedy. For
Sore Eyes. baihe times a ay. You be eured Of
Coughs and Colds. White xweIiIngs, Old Sores and VI
GERS Canccrous Affections &c. by use. i, be
cured hopeless OF Blindness and Deafness Good
for Biics ErupoDs of the skin litter and Female Dis
eases NOW THESE THINGS ARE SO, and the rea
making cures aud friends pIy as tried all ov sr
the country. Its bottled its Natural tate and un
like the old Kentucky OIL. used internally well
externally.
Get free Circular Of Directions or the Agent-ex.
anime and try this wonderful remedy Ii is safe and ds
appoints none. Pr;ee so cents. -
EVERY v ESIIGbl of the dreadfal Disease. Scrofula
canbe completely erdicated in less time and less
or Inconvenience 20 the patient than with any Other
remedy.
The heathfu balm fr m Natures secret spring.
The bloom OF health andlife 10 man will bring;
Asfrom her depths the magic liquid flows. --l-r
= -1oe<im oar safcrii g. and assuage our woes. -
This Petroleum Is Obtaned frpma well near Pittsburgh
Pa.. 600 feet @cow the earts surface. For sale by
KELLER, FA.sAsDEY N CO WO0L>EY * LIyCk3
and HALlOCK d STODDARD. Evansville.
qqrn.u h iRua-7, X. NJ. LYON Fost Wayne.
oct4d&w Proprietor
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Has 20 BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
CHARLES 8. WELLS, .e
IMPORTER (DlRECT FROM ESGLAND) WHOLE
SALE DEALER IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY
AND FANCY GOODS. 5000. -

Ia, 4
SALE DE lth IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY
AND EANCN GOODS. -Hu-. ..
MAIN STREET. TWO DOORS BELOW BANK.
..e +i'-,h EVANSVILLE. IND,
rI'HE undersigned bccs leave 10 inform the citizens of
Evansville and Merchants in tie Interior, that he
has lust opened New House, in this city. for the pur
pose rsnsacng the Hardware Business in all its
branches. lie prepared by direct importatons from
Europe. and by purchases VI American foods from tGe
Manufacturers themselves. to offer to close buyers. all
Goods in his line 90 the IOwes, guree by any est
ern Hardware Establishments %. n.II. 'H
Merchants from Indiana, Illinois and kentucky. Will
fn't stock entirely New. varied end large, and will
ihd the in readiness ata times, to duplicate Cincinnati
and Louisville bills Ordes for goods will receive
personal attention and will be put up at the closest
rates, apd promptly. ,,.,.,,
aggl5y . CHAS. >. WELLS. /.
n. BI \ sIIscr. -l- ...r ]. Il. WILLIAM
BENEDICT & WILLIAMS, if
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-26

,ro ,hovc rates are for tae whole term OF lhc ror
even surance the rates a,e 3ii per cent iess
a. ,h, mutual rates one half only required III cash
,,,a remaiuinr half in a Premium Note. -,
CiCnrnia risks take extra premium oil ss per
cent. NJ : - fabo3