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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28
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RAIL ROAD IL N e s

c,yNcIyNATI. DAYTuN & sANDUsKY ROUTE
u To n York via Lake Steamers ty Ssndusky in 36
sssss sc;on A. Il Z afeSs
Frrru D.rLI TRAIns-lst Train Accommodaton tx
press At N; I'd Train Lightning Express at 70 a;
NJ ID Train Accommodation at r NJ: 4th Eastern and
Richmond 81 r. M; sh Train Evening Express at r..
Trains run by Cincinnati Time. The Roads Of this
Route are laid throughout with heavy rail-
Nrw YoRK. Bos.os MoxrsrA!.-First Train, Ac-
eom~odsoa Express: leaves na1sn seco,d Tra;n
Liehtnine Express leaves Cincinnati at 90 M. con-
Meeting Al Ssndusky with the new and low
Lawrence Capt. Holliser connecting at Buffalo with
the morning trains Buffalo and Albany New Iosk City,
Niagara Falls Railroads, for New York, Boston, Niagara
Fails Osdensburg, Montreal. &c.
Totspo AND CHIc Aao.-Second train. Lightning Ex'
press leaves Cincinnati at soo'eock NJ: CONNECTING
with Evening Express Train Michigan Southern Kali
road to Chicago. Through from Cincinnati to chicago
n.-.mr AND cmcAoo.-Second Train. Lightning Elk
preas Ie ayes Cincinnati at 90 O'Clock NJ; connecting
C.niain Atwood connecting at Detroit with Morning
ExpSrss Train Michigan Central Railroad to Chicago
Through from Cincinnati 70 chicago oi. ss.rrx-Fir.t
Train. Accommodation Express. leaves Cincnnau NJ
ocoek NJ and seeS%S T Tspcuss from Cincinnati
E.T.n. RIcHnoxo And CExrrRvILLE.-Frst Iralh,
Accom- mediation Express, att O'Clock Fourth ram
&c.. Cincinnati at O'Clock. p. M. Through to
Eaton and Richmond, without change OF cars. eonnec'
liuOa RichmCn0
fsoy P,ou, &c.-First Train, Accommodation Ex-
press. at O'Clock M; and second Trails, Lightning
Express a: 20 NJ; connecting Mt Dayton win hsI
cav To Troy connecting with boy Omnibus anc Canal
rsckee TO Piqua, ST. Marys aud all points on the Miam,
and Wabash Canals. Fifth Train. Evening Express ~
NJ connects at Dayton with Railroad 10 Troy con-
| meeting with Doyle's Omnibus lines to piqua.
OxroRp AND CoKxERsviLLE.-Firsi train, Accommod a
ton Express, at o'clock and second i IAN.
i;cbtnin9 Exprsss at 90 M. Passengers by tnese
Tss;n. iate Western stage Companys Lines ut Hamll'
for Oxford DC; b si'; mi. T take
Western stage Company's Lines at Hamilton ior oA'
| ford. ,.ny
From Cincinpa att to New York via LAKE sseamc" M
| 10 T3ufYalo nd Railroad by either route, Si'0O
| From 40 to n York via Lake Steamers to bunaIo
Railroad to Albany, and Hudson River steam "a M
r.nm S;ncinn All to Boston via Lake Steamers TO
Buials. and New York City and New YORK ana N NJ
| Erie X, S,..u.r. 10
Rnealo. Albany, ard Western Railroads, e'W
n additional charge Of Scots. via Niagara Fails
ro" Cnciup ali TO Montreal, via Lake Steamers 7,o(
4 RCSto wi a
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOP,

ETANsYILLE. INDIANA.
THE PUB LlC Is RESPECTFULLY 1NFOR-f Ed that
L have with great care and expense lifted up
complete Shops any in the West and nope liberal
patronage will signify disposition TO epeoursge Home
Manufacturers. We are prepared with every facility
Tor manufacturing steam Engines with wood oriron bed
frames, and machinery of all kinds with the latest i'm
provements. Gearing and Shaftng fitted mp. Puleys,
Iron Fronts For houses Plow Mould Boards. Nag
on Boxes, Iron and Brass castings, ard Wrought
iron forging work of all kinds aud of frs. quality,
furnished to order Steamboat work, and repairs Of all
ninds Of machinery promptly and carefully executed.
ur machinery Is complete, possessing all the ad-
Of the latest improvements, and woTkmen
are OF the most skillful and experienced class Our
has for many years foreman
o an extensive establishment East aud fully equal
70 any Machines in the West.
PERSONS desiring Engines other machinery built
Repaired are requested TO call for We feel confident
tnat we can give az full satisfaction in quality work
ment In the country.
Car wheels OF various patterns manufactured with
Murphey's Patent Solid Hub
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention the
same price lss when given in person.
Scrap Iron, Brass aud Copper wanted.
je27d&w G. D. EGGLESToN q CO.
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NOTICE. OF SPECIAL 1LBCT100.
THE quassd voters Of vsnderburgh County are here
4 by notified that Special Election VIA % neld q
the second Tuesday i'm October Dext d. lsSS fos the
,,uruose Of cleciiny Reporter for the Supreme Cou o.
{he stats OF indiana to OIL tho vacancy occsoneo D
hs death Of Honcs 3. Carter. ~
syw.H. Cu.spLxs, Dept, =. lssyso el
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NOTICE OF ELECTION .

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
yy1HE qualided Voters Of here
by ,otaed shat an election will be held the usual
places OF holding elections in said County. ON the
ond Tuesday in October next, A. D. lss3 for the pur
ose OF electin1 one Commssisner for the Third District
and one County Auditor. JNO. s. GAvrrr,s VIC.
BY w. H. CnAHpGER, Deputy. tsepo vol
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The following rules for life were tstely
written by one Of our distinguished citizens on
the blink leaf OF his sons bible, and contain
much in little: = z77< -ra .er.
L. Choose the path of virtue, and initiate
high pattern. q ss, 30 .leae
2. Do all the good in you power, and let
every action be useful.
3. Cultivate thy mind carefully will be
Q store of pleasing reflection.
4. Be diligenti in thy business, and strictly
upright in allthy dealings.
5. Investigate affairs closely, and engage
in them cautiously. ~
6. Lay thy plans with prudence. and be
prepared for emergencies.
a. In difficulties be patient, and overcome
them by perseverance,. q ~.
8. Do that first, always, which needs doing
9. Have place for every thing, AID ev
cry thing in its place. rssl
10. In all things be economical withou
meanness. and combine utility with elegance
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HAYES, CKAIG & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND lNPoHI Ehs " Ur
HATS. APPS A ND FANCY FU -,

vrrouI.n ,e.nectfuIly and mot disinterestediy an
Nv $1,000 ~ the M rchants and d alers OF Evans
vile and yicn M that they have ss aI rs
f..;nc have no hesitation in yit e that they can
furnish VITA gateI variety al .ser
sAeai ., nIedoe thems Ives to duplicate any olii
a.ouSst East n particular attention paid to nlnns
orde
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h A / L r o AID LIN ES
ny THE WAY OF

{ ikSG6!!N I1s COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
n Yorr n. York via Railway In 30 hours; to
Rnsburrh in - via Cleveland in 3shours; 70
rs,Iy1delphia in % hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL.
Foyn DAILY TsAlxs.-l..rraiu. Lightning E,nres. a,
= znd lain , AccommSdatisn Express, at I.s
81 ram, nn'o0ro Train at la Pm; 4th kveung
Trains run By Columbus time, min. faster than
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through with heavy
NEw YoaK, BosroN AND Moxrr..l.-r;,., Tai,
Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati al NJ connect
ing Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad 10 UunIi,r
Erie Railroad and at Buffalo and Albany and New
City Railroads New York and Boston Second Train
Cleveland with Lake shore Railroad to DS%s1s q,
Buffalo. connecting Dunkirk with New York and Eric
Railroad, at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
Railroad to New York. Boston, Niagara Fails, gdens
burgh, Montreal, &c.
ALSO: connects at Cleveland with the new and mag.
nihcent low pressure steamers Queen ofthe West Cap
tain Bride. Crescent City, Captain Pesse; connecting nj
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany, New York City
and Niagara Fails Railroad: for New York, Boston II
sgara Fails. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &c,
Fourth Train Evening Express. at N, connects a,
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad tn Dunkirk and
Rai!resd. connecting at Buffalo with New York City.
Bh9ylo and Albany and Niagara Falls Railroads 10 n
York. Boston and Niagara Falls.
PrrnBuRsB, PmLA DrLrmA & BALTIxcRr.--FirstT Train
Lightning Express. 10 Cincinnati at ga NJ connect
Ing at Crestine with Ohio aud PENNSYLVANIA railroad to
Pittsburgh, connecting with Pennsyv ania Railroad to
Philadelrha and Baltimore. Cincinnati to Philad. and
Baltimore directi
EVANSVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, &C.
First Train Lightning Express ut 6 N, and Second
Train Accommodation Express. at Z l-e NJ, connect,
ut Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE
connecting with Ohio Stage Company's Lines via Ma
tional Road to Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington. etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express af6 M Passengers BY this Train sleep
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Contra
Ohio Railroad ZaAesvlle, connecting with Ohio Stage
C0mpany's Lines to Wheeling.
HlLLSBOkO.-ThirdT Train leaves Cincinnati at Is
M. connecting ut Hillsboro with Ohio Stage Com
pany' 3 Lines to Ckihcothe, Piketon,' so.
FARE Cinu tO n Y..viu KSroad either route DIG .O(
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Canal ShSRasats.
= By JoE RowLEY.-6 sacks coffee, I Dbl
rice. 8 kegs nails, ! Dbl madden, bdls paper.
Z 1875 lbs castings, 800 lbs Hne salt, bbls
cement, $500 shingles, 1000 # lumber,
bale domestic. ,a-af.tl-
By LEWIS HowEs.-l5 bbls whisky, Dbl
fish. 70 lbs cotton batting. Dbl molusses,
$40 lbs coffee, $40 lbs Sugar, 400 lbs leather,
l2l lbs sundries.
Canal ReeeiPss.
By RonER .-I24 cords wood, s hhds to.
bacco, 100 bush oats, 1900 clap-boafds.
Tsrsher fssa Texas ana MexIce-Ths
Hellsw Fever ts the Sossh
BALTIMORE, Sept. ~.
New Orleans papers of Thursday last are
received, also the missing mails of the 9th and
10th instant. The papers contain details of
Texas news to the 9Th instant. The order
ing Of the troops to the Rio Grande frontier
had caused much speculation in Texas.
The San Antonio ledger says that"a num-
Der of strange Mexicans, just arrived are busy
buying up six shooters, and there 10 rumor
that body Of 500 Mexicans are stationed on
the Rio Crane opposite Lareds.
General Ujhazy had arrived at Comorn.
A large ship, bottom up, apparently En-
topean, was seen offthe mouth ofthe Brazos.
ato4 wAsHrSerox, Sept. 81.
The Intelligencer Of this morning men,
lions the existence of q rumor that the Gov
ernments o: France and England have en-
tered q protest against Commander Ingra-
hams conduct in the Smyrna affair.
~. WASHINGTON, Sept "a.
The Sentinel, new paper, makes its de.
but this morning, and announces its sympath.
les with the New York Hardshells, and pro-
misses to give the President its independent
-. ~, BALTIMORE, Sept. ~.
No papers have been received south Of Pc
tersburg. -,sr.is - -.af
The Richmond Examiner says that Judge
John Y. Mason 10 very i'll with bilious fever,
and intimates that he will accept the French
Mission il President Pierce tenders it TO
him. .-a-a.l' h
~ 49, .-lea PHILADELPHfA, Sept. ~.
Deaths here for the past week 200; only
more than the sumo period last year; there
are few cares Of fever, but the city is by no
means unhealthy; on the contrary, it is more
healthy than any other Atlantic city.
r.lst.r PITTSBURGH. Sept. "A.
The river is stationary with 8 feet inches
of water in the channel. The weather 10
clear. .s.s .-...-
-.s'3 -aa CINCINNATI, Sept. "a, NJ.
The river 10 stationary. The weather 10
pleasant. rr 3.,.l .-,s3l
.-..-,, -. =, CINCINNATI, Sept. -, p. N.
River remains stationary; weather cool
and clear. -i-
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LEATHER

LEATHER.
on DOZEN Upper Leather; dozen Nip; bought ala
~ Darsai"' INV SAMUEL ORR.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY aooDs
-, AT WHOLESAGE.
REMOVAL.
+. 4 4. SLEVIN

=. AT WHOLESA1E.
REMOVAL.
+. & 4. SLEvIN
DEG leave 70 inform their customers and Westsn ana
Louisville that hey have removed % their new and sIs
cous i've story front house. Main street, oPposs
:ssss
" ''''f Ta icc ANEW AND %isrsR DRY GOODS. n.
In part followe: Cloths, Cassimeres. Ssnne.Ss;
L.ines Lasters Csshmsrss, silks, Bsrese;' shs'ins
Prints Ticks: ss. Ksr,sys shss"s: anS ns". T.i:
asS. o..sy sls!ss .ss: Rbsoa: small Ware:
Tailors' Trimmises &c. They win be IN os III
Of and
win tai raj rsssuse IN showing 70 oil those VINO Will
ave &" Them : call. tsspss ivdsts) fL'.. ye.r
snauM CONSERVATION OF
ATTGSACT.ONS
At + o . Z = 4 - ~.
MSs .!,s ,ss
Of the Hudson River containing 10000 square ,est OF
x Be sasssa :. 'ss aSoss Pnnu.
h.nny &, state that they engaged the services Of
- ME-. y. "A. IEONARD,
ian :so n,s IN
TPAdmission Is cents; Children 10 cents.
ITFor particulars, see small bills. lsep20nl
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TUSr opened q lot nj Curtain Dsmasks, Muslin Cur
d tains. Curtain Musliss, Curtain Bands Cornices and
Curtain Pins, extra heavy all wool Bed Blankets AMI
extra size do Bed Comforts of all ei1es end qualities
l04 Linen aud Cotton Sheetings and Pillow case Cottohs
Linen. Dsmasks Table Cloths and Napkins; for sale nj
= COLBUKN & PERSBERG Ek'S,
sep03 Corner Main d Water sts.
DIE ACHED AN ID BROWN DOMESTIC.
10 IS Bleached Muslins;
e. bales Canneton, Hamdsn, Latrage. Nashua. and
other brands, fer sale by
ssp23 MERRITT. FIELD d CO.
Doors AND Shoes.
II 50 ca,es Mems Kip, Calf and Goat Brogans;
% do Bows and Youths do do do;
So do Men's Kip, Calf and Goat Boots:
!. 10 do Boys and youihs' do do do;
u So do Women's Calf and Kip s. s. Bootees;
4 10 do do Glazed do;
10 90 Misses Calf, Kip and Glazed do;.
= 10 do women's and Misses kip, calf and Glazed
n Bust inns;
do Children and Infants Shoes; received per
Cumberland Valley and for sale low by
-sepQ3 MERRITT, FIELD co.
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800 ID N u W SSfS
DIR. cREG0RY's
rARWEST ME OICAL LADARATORY,
LocArEn
Maanee CDsy. Ohis, a. .. Is4S.
TN this ancient eeantry Of the Oa way Indians
III the western Lakes, are obtsined the remarkable
7 INDIAN MEDICINES.
and Extracts Of Fir, Baisams and Plant. Of the Tenn
perxte Zones. with Exracts Of Sudoronc. Pupgent and
Antsepsic Bsrk Roots and Gums OF the Torrid zsne.
for arresng fatal violent attacks OF disease ar pain
The pure isolated virtues Of this careful selection from
the Vegetable Kingdom Of the World, prepared By
10 entirely compound differing from all othefs
II has long been known BY the title Of
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN.
Prepared by J. s. GaEeoRv, Druggist and Chemist.
The moment It 10 adminisiereo Internally. IL darts
through the whole nervous system, and allays all pain
In IN Instant. In four minutes 10 didused through the
power u ss quick forces It's way through ever
eversh diseased nerve vein and gland Of the nesh
with sPsay nnowS OF no osnsi
and spasmodc palms. ut once suoduing the most voen
atsacks Of disease. II cures the agonizing pains o.
a Sy three in one hour and Chronic
attended with contraction Of the ligamen,s, in fev
days. Tormentng pain Of Tooth ache cured instantly
h.: ptsn been administered in the hours Of nigh,
for sDusms nts choking from worms. dreadful cfamp
In m stomsrh causing the sufferer 70 Shrek nom pain
vonitins and dysentsry. No physician nigh. and liz
In jeopardy one large d g has given entire rsnsf.
J. b. FONDEkSMITH,
| wholesale Agent, Water o. one door above
| Auction Room. Evansville, IND.
/ Wholesale AGENTS.
i Graham e. Co., Old Slip. New York John u. rar ,
i cinci.m.ai ohio. w W. Robcrss, Indianapolis Ind
4 Browning 4. Hall, Tsrre Hause, Ind; Cannon q 90
Logsaspon, Ind: G. T. Wil.!ach, u rayers. ino;;
Roberts, Lapors Ind; n. B. Reed, wall q Meyet,
wayne, Ind: j. & G. r. Harper Madison, Ind. and
\ CtaSk, vincennss, Lad. DP""'"
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- FURNlsMINo GOODS, nATs,1f
CAPS, &C. &C., ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Under Journal office.
NNHR undersigned Just been receiving ct the above
6LoTsNG GooDs Dc. Which he o.
fe Sor sls old and customers, At Wholesale or
ssd mad. in he mos. a.Sionsbs styles
Having ben purchased at such rates as will enable them
.s. he very loves: ano;s wissx GS,S
generaIIy would dnd 10 their advantage TO call at :hs
est blsment before puIcha'ins sl'srne'e; IN mi;
iss ca. 70 e. good.
H. has also on hand a large assortment Of
-R~J~
Comprising Ill ordinary varieties which he o6srsfor sale
% csii aud examine these Goods. Is they worthy
ofattentiou. ldse3ol D MANN
MESS COoDs, HOSIERY AND SoTioNs-A
largo and complete stock Of Delnines, Pokl:n:,
Gold Pisids Merinos, Alpscas; Men, Women and Ciid
s"'s Also Notion; q 3 ca CO.
| Ill 81 eases Mems and Boys' Silk. Fur Kossuth and
30 do Mems ~. and Boys Six and MoA.ir Plush
| = do infssss' Velvet. Cloth and Plush rurbans
do .ss md sSy S1-sa y GsP; .RS CO. o.''
lr..ANK ETS.-I bales white Mackinau Blankets
ID from 'oia quarter Just M fssS y FIELD CO.
cENrss rURNHsHING G0ODs.
| LARGE assortment Of shirts; smk lotion nenno
sapes Eassh half Hose, Cs.vsts. Col.rs rich Velvet
and sIk VsstiaSs. silk add Linn Hdkf.. and Pant
ssuak an ofths ists.s SYKES ssd osss quai5 r'eas'
'"'' ''' CcLBuRN & HERsBERGER's.
| seue9 -- Corner Main 4 Water SITS.
EADY MADE cLorMnNG...ws. arc now
"s sscS s'0'""s' ""'A asRRiTT. FiELb & CO.
ITTMBRELL as.-eO cases whalebone Umbrella
~ fUm q 70 36 inch, for sale by - -
seras JAMES Low & Co.. .I7 Main e. Lou.
ICUM ELASTIC eOODs.-A large ...ors%.n
" cfco:s., C!o..s: Pant. Lsssn; Hats Caps &C.
sePs3- JAMES low q CO., AZ Main st. Lou.
DRlNTS.-ss cases DANIELS. spagues. Globe
aAd williams Fancy Pf'ni; xM sHs sale Low " CO.
seps3 ss d, AZ Main st., Louisville. Ky.
. NLOOR OIL CLOTHs.-Jus. received at ID
II Evansville Carpet Store. IN assortment OF Floo
Oil Cloths Of pstterns Cloths cut to At hall.
sep22 Corner Main & Water SIT.
2 lcHAWLsl sMAWLsgs-A great variety Ba
ssst six black AND
Shawls: super Broach Long Shaws; foe saleiow at
| COLBURN q HERSBERGER'S,
I'LL sepRs Corner Main 9. Water sss.
I'll ~r- To RENT.
| TWO Story Building with u r.soms, convenient IN
IA suitable for . n arding House; situated corner
MaFke ct and Walnut streets. Rent $500 per year. Al
r ply to HALLOCk Il STODDARD,
sep2s1 Main st. nearly opposite the Rant :.
a. lOILKSy SGLKSyy-Just opened lot Of elega
10 rich Plaid, Black Brocsde, plain black, and Sat
de Chene Silks .ls' large variety Of coors of Lni'
n. and Trimming Silks. at
:. COLBURN & HERsBURGERs.
se sepes Corner Main & Water sts.
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Office hereby given that w oy virtue .! wns
Clerk VI the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
county, and 10 directed, in favor Of Abraham jun
oerts and against Xavier Strzser o6er and expo:s
pubic sale on saturday the sth day OF November a.
fe5j. Mt the warehouse OF Abraham GumbeTts ~uA.eu
on Main street between Fifth and Sixth Streets IN sne
city of Evansville the following personal properly,
t0-wit:
fCcusscr and Shelving Stables 3 chairs. bureau
clock iookingelass, cooking stove, screen, WIN
dow shadss, lamps lot OF glassware, Theatre scenery
wardrobe library &C.. 10 satisfy said execution anu
costs. JNO. s. GAVTTT, s. v. G.
10y w. Il. CnAxDIsa. Dsputy.-s3-so tsep2+-lotdl |.
10 900 FEET PATENT SAFETY FUSE, Just
l 81. 's''-ss ''' F.. n y 2 !. BROWN.
IOLASSES. ssis0 bbls and half ibis, of good
Nl quality and In fine ORDER for sale
prices by o. K. GILBERT e. CO.,
seplO Sycamore Water.
ELECTION NOTICE.
An ELECTION will bs heit at Neptune Engine
~ House, ON Saturday, the Gath DAY OF September.
1853 shc purpose II liug vacancy In the ONCE OF
Councnsn Of the 9th Ward. Of the city Of Evansville
occasoned by the rcsienathn Of John Farrell ESQ.,
Bu,tis Inspector. BY order Of the Common Council
sepi4 tide GEO. H. TODD, Clerk.
= bells PURE LlNSEED OIL
u lou kegs pure White Lead; from st. Louis Manu-.
factory. Just received and for sale BY
sepA FOSTER 4 BROWN.
NHoLASsEs, SUGAR AND COFFEE
wi 100 bills prime Molasses;
50 hhds do Sugar;
sepsU BABC0CK BROTHERS..
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TAR....7s Bbls and kegs, in ane order. for saie
II Law NV s. E. GILBERT & CO,
sens Sycamore near Water.
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ma NJ. A. MCDOWELL,

mTR, W. Ae M'DS " 1sH11S :.
OFPERs his professional services TO the citizens Of
tPr.~.v,IIo md vicinity once First street, be-
49, Mn;u .na NV Svcamore-old Post once.
DIX q. A. CUTLER. having associated himself with
DR.. Mcdowell, in the practice OF medicine oilers NJ;
Vicinity One OF us may be found at our oce on frs'
street below Main, at all hours. night or day.
sepl66t
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OCRRY COMBS casks Curry Combs OF American
SeroO BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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FAKE Clntl tQ f,1vi6 fairoad 61ther route Slo w
ID N York via Railroad to Albany
anl Hudson river teamers 1900
via Lake Steamersto Buffalo
and Railroad New York, $500
. T" via Lake Steamers to Buff. X r.
to Abby & Hud. X. 81. toNY 1900
to Boston via l.. S., NY. S:Eris and
New York City RQads 800
via L Stmrs. and City&
York and Eric Roads 1900
via L Shore, Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads 1900
via L Steamers Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads 1890
An additional charge Of 50 cts. via Niagara and above
routes.
FIN Gin q. 10 Montreal via Lake Shore road $500
I" via Lake Steamer i'm
10 Boston via Shore road & Ogdepbg ls00
via L Steamer and Ogdep'be l1eo
to- York via l. Shore Road Il 16,.a
via L. Steamer and S,ai
/" 10 Buffalo via L. Shore Railroad go
via Lake Steamer eW
70 Phil. Bal. via Crestline Il Pitt JOIN
4" I" via Cleveland & Phtsburgh $50
70 Pitts urgh via Crestline 90
via Cleveland gN
:" TO Baltimore Wheeling 1906
70 Washington via Wheeling 15.9.
TO Philadelphia via " becling 15,G
Chit. to Cleveland 600 Cih'i. to Ian sviIle, ~
ITO Columbus 800 toSpringneld 2.Ot
For all information and Through ickets apply at the
Once, Southeast corner of Brosdway and Front st o.
1T the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
p. W. STRADER, General Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent, Evansville.
auRl9. l&v r6m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28

1OTlCE IA here by given the members OF the Cum
~ besiand Presbyterian Congregasion OF Wander.
Lurgh county that election VAL DC ned as .ne nousc
Wedne at O'Clock, p. NJ. September 2sth iss3
for the purpose Of elccng not less than three nor more
than Ave trustees for said as suen
until their successors are elected.
proposition will ais, be made at said meeting, 70
rrerr,,ioo The Salem Congregation, OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
ssnio tde BY order Of the acting Trustees
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28

RICH FANCY Il STAPLE DW GOO W3s
COLBURN q HERSHB SRoER,
CoRHKR OF MAIa AND WArsR STs.,
RE opening tho iarge:t and richest assortment
n Of the newest fabrics and latest desgns Of Dress
Goods Ladies and Gent emen's wear, ever Of.
fered in This market. Also general assortment OF
eeping Goods, Linens, Wooden Coos. Ca pets.
&C. all of which will be offered the lowest market pr
ces. Plea call and examine before purchasing else
where II you wish good bargains. sepl7
EVANSVILLE CARPET STORE.
TUST RECEIVED. q large lot Of CeVpsts. OF various
d Qualities which would be happy to show 70 all
COLBURN & HERSBERGER,
,eplz Corner Main and Water sts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28
H. NELSON
AUCT 10 N.
n NEL.aoN.

VrYATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctonee
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agen
Dealers In Dry Goods Furniture, Chars, Clocks Looki
GIasses Pctur. Frames, Notions &c. Particular ate
ton given 10 tho sale all descriptions Of Goods Reg
lar Sales evsry Tuesday Thurs iat, and Saturday. Ca
advances made on Consgnments.
aug % ly WOObsSf q NELSON'