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QUICK. .TRAyEL1Sa.-Thc Wheeling
Gazette OF Wednesday last, has the
following: We are indebted to the
clerk of the "Swann" for New-Or-
E1eans papers brought up by the "Ricn-
deer' in the short space Of ,Jtpe days.
ssengers who came mp on the
''n'wann" will therefore, reach Balti
more, from the Gulf in eight days.
HE Town SGonncil of Camden, S.
a., have refused to grant retail licenses
sor the ensuing municipal year.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIG.:.
yE NOT DEFRAUDEDi

'uy no h",h ueiesa "DE. A. NJ, Maurieeau, 19et y
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age: AND bnY only Of respectable and honorable
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p.ss: s saHss ssa5S III ana nSe. o.
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.unt hes Of chrgs anY part Of the United satcd,
by addressing, postpaid Us herein.
When Knowledge % Happinras, 'tia suls-
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ters t:iust no postpaid and addressed TO DR.. A. NJ
MhCRfCEAU. Re1 1924, Now York City. Publish
uE once, No. l29 Lbsfy Stree. Now York.
For sale by ii.
ROBINSON g. CARLISLE, #
Hamburg, S. G. a
In New York City, by
Stringer & Townsend, Adriance; Sher-.
man& Co, Dewitt g. Davenport, Barns g.
Co. Office, l29 Liberty Street, near5
Greenwich.
May 18th, 1853 2er..te
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For Sale.

TX Shares of Wilmington and Man
~ chester Rail Road Company Stock
for sale, any person desirous of purchasing
said stock will please call on the subscri-
Der at his Office in Sumtcrville.
J. B. N. HAMMET,
Attorney.
March RI, 1853 2l-tf
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DRY GOODS
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Browning & Leman,

NV' -VV sfHu FAiNS COfDCr
OF MARKET STREET,
WI offer to FAMILIES and PLANT
EltS visiting Charleston this spring the
CHOICEST STOCK OF FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS that has ever
been offered for inspection in this city,
They invite an examination and assure
their friends and purchasers generally that
their prices will compete (drorably with any
Market in The United .Stutes.
Terms Cash or City acceptance.
BROWNING g. LEMAN,
Successors to
G. 81 +. l.. kGRRIsoN &. Co.
May 10, 1858 2S-n
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tFtom the Richmond Wig

AN ExTnAoRD1NARY FREAK OF Ma
TuRE!- Where IS Barnum2-A man
by the iame Of George w. Houston,
living short distance from this place,
5{Sparta,) has a COW which has brought
forth n most uncommon calf. The
calf is now two weeks old, living and
likely to live. 1t has two distinctly
formed mouths, four distinctly formed
i,ostrils, t#o tongues, and four eyes;
and VIII, l think, have four horus. In
all other respects, it is formed as usual,
and is playful and very pretty calf.
1t eats very heartily with either mouth.
Some three or four hundred persons
have been to look at it, and all consid-
er tia very great curiosity. Such a
ttian as Barnum, could, have no doubt,
make fortune by exhibiting this calf
as a show. Mr.. Houston, to whom it
belongs, ths no tnrn that way, and
would sell it if he could get fair
price He talks of exhibiting it at
Caroline County Court, which takes
place on the I'd Monday in June next.
A. S. BnoADDus.
Sparta, Caroline, Va, Nav 8. 1853.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
o. FfRc Friends of Dam
TEL MATHIS, ESQ, announce him as a
Candidate for Tax Collector for Claremont
County, at the ensuing electonr
Feb. 9Th. 1859 f5-ttf Y
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Delegates to the Memphis Convention.
/. Ex-Governor David Johnson.
:. Ex-Governor John p. Richardson.
3. EX- Governor Whitemarsh B. Sea
brook,
!. Ex-Governor John H. Means
.. Lieutenant Governor James II. Irby.
6. Hon. Il. Z. w. Alston, President of
the Senate
7. Hon. James Simons, Speaker of the
House 0! Representatives,.
8. Hon. Robert w. Barnwcll.
8. Hon. J. l.. Orr, NJ. G..
l0. Col. Wade Hampton.
II. Hon. L. w. Pickens.
IL. Hon. Daniel Wallace.
13. Han. james Chestnut.
IA. Hon. John T. Townsend.
ID. Hon. w. w. Boyce, M.,C.
lf. Hon. William DuBosey
II. Hon. J. D. NVlthcrspoon.
l9. Hon. B. F. Perry. s
-. Hon. Franklin l, Moses.
20. Hon. II. II. Vhompson,
81. G.. G. Memmingcr, Esq,
%. George a. Trenholm.
23. Henry Gourdin.
II. Henry G.. Young.
70. Gen. ID. L. JainlSon.
2G. Gen. John Buchanan.
u. II. w. Connor, Esq.
-. Gen. w. w. Harllce.
80. Gen. S. MCGOWAN.
30. J. lIarles,on Read, Sen.
81. Robert Cunningham, Esq.
30. Hon. William Elliot.
33. Hon. c. w. Dudley.
81. James Rose, Esq
50. Nelson Mitchell, Esq.
SO. J. p. Carol, Esq.
81. Hon. J. ID. Wilson.
3S. Hon. Thomas G.. Perrin.
80. a. &. Mugralh.
40. John Bryce, Esq.
IL. Edmund Bellinger, Jun.
do. w. 4. Owens, Esq.
43. Maxcy Gregg, Esq.
III. A. y. Aldrich, Esq.
15. f. w. Charles, Esq.
iG. DIR. John p. Zimmerman.
AZ. Hon. Dixon Barnes
May 10, 1853 2s-lt
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Happiness and Cong
WHY rs Irg5

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fhai Mf osio,d si3y ssT1ass, seaIeS y rs
s:s..s. saa P1I%:a!s. asssIas
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saa o. e0a''s nSE'setsa. q Il
AN ASS4AsssAsS y ttSitAsS ss
When ,oo lste TO be 9enefsS ty qRr tss
Gnolanes. 80 ~ 'ss' N's te'' sset'
he hnonieafaa Teaa we we n9t s5s Syn F5e g
hs EnSnr .a,S q SnEash We might NO; haSs bssa spared
-, - 80 ~ y iV W ~ - sf I!
AAAbANVtsOEHs AVID SFAESEEAHS58
To behold tho ,;ekn,,, .na =, n. Z. "a;
wirs fof Gsany years os sIh nd
sa,y renaeded-or Settrr ssiisot lac srss,
W4FA AHn srOREER
Pos,es,ed III. information eoa,.;neJ In !,
'"i'A'a 'Ss FeAsh ~ a which N'ult spare 70 hst,lf
va -asa 's - - =
AND 70 her Au,bsn tbe constant toll frf,ssry or
rrcsssaIy deraIrrF uron him from sickness Of The
without giving b the opportunity Of neaIitine that
Petenco WHICH his sysEions aye entaled aud lbs pesss
son OF WHICH would secure the hap9hssz Of hirssiT
wife, aud children. -. s ( issS
SECURE THE MraWs Osp Gak1sSa1ss se1ssk
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Special Notice.

All persons indebted to me either by
Note or Account or otherwise are notifc d
that payment MUST be made by the 25th
May inst, us ! am in want Of funds and
must hayc it.
THOMAS O'CONNOR.
May 3, 1883 EFT
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Notice.,

All persons having demands against the
Estate Of the late Rev. Charles p. Elliott,
will present attested statements thereof-ant
those indebted, to the same, will make paYe
ment 10 the Subscriber.
THOMAS o. ELLIOTY,
Administrator.
Charleston S. G..
April, 26, 1853, 26 2m.
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In Eqllit;y-Sumter District

John w. Mayrant, at. al.
II appearing TO my satisfaction that John
W. Mayrant, one Of the Descendants in ths
above stated cause, is absent from and without
tho limits of the State of South Carolina a.
motion of J.. S. G. Richardson, CompIeipanIa
Solicitor, i la ordered that The said John ~.
said Co:rplainant's. Bill Of Compiaint wi,hin
three mouths from the date Of The nnblsa,;r.,
OF this order, or an order "pro conieaso" will ~
entered against him. "
", F. ,. HAYNswpRTIE
February 2ath, 1889 i'll
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In compliance with the earnest wishes
therein expressed, and the limited SPACE of
time, allowing no other mode of appnnt-
ment. have designated the following gen
tlemen to represent this State in the Con-
vcntion. a letter to each delegate notify
ng him of his appointment, has been ad-
dressed from this Department; and | hope
that both their leisure and inclination will
induce than to be present, and participate
in the deliberations Of that body, affecting
so many important interests OF this State
and OF the South generally.
(Signed) JOHN l.. MANNING.
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Executive Department.
COLUMBIA, MAY 4th, lS

The following communication hns been
Just received from the Committee to make
arrangements for holding an adjourned
Commercial Convention at Memphis, Ten
nessee, on the first Monday in June next:
MEMPHIS, Feb. l3, 1853.
SIR:
The Commercial Convention recently
held in the city of Baltimore, having ad-.
journcd to meet in Memphis on the lst
Monday in June next, the undersigned
have been authorized 10 make all needful
arrangements, that the same may pass off
usefully and pleasantly. The various i'm.
portant subjects discussed at Baltimore,
will doubtless be rcnewop and examined
with increased interest with a view to
practical results. We have been cnmlnis
stoned by our fellow citizens to invite you
to be present on the interesting accession,
and participate in its deliberations. In dis
charge Of the duties assigned Us, VIC have
likewise 10 request that your Exccllency
will Immediately nominate a numerous
delegation Of your most prominent citizens,
to represent your State in the adjourned
Convention, and that you have the names
Of those delegates published.
\Yo take this occasion to tender to you
and the delegation from your State who
may visit us, cordial welcome and the
hospilalitics Of our city.
We have the honor to be, with great re-
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Which foE variety, quality, newness of styles
and Chcapness, merit the attention of every
body, some of which we here enumerate;
@ IT TJT II @
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MEDICINAL.


DIR. GRAVES FAMILY ME OICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pills that never
Il fail to the Augc chlls intermant Fevers in
all their complicated forms
Also his popular Ant Bilious, Anti Dyspeptic purify
ing and cahartic Pills. that have been much made
use of for the cure Dyspeptie Liver complaint
digestion, ahd giving SO much fehei without the use OF
Mercury.
Also his Pain Extractor that never fails to give imedl
ate relief pain in the severest ours or scalds and
cures old Uce Scad and Tette and very valuable for
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br ,ast-
Also his Cholera Pills. for Diarrh9a. Dysentery or
Flux, &c.
Also his Worm Pills an exec ent worm destroyer and
viii. expel them from the systematic above p-epara
tlons have been sold extensively made OF for
eight years past throughout the Western States and
stands high In the estimation of housands that have been
cured by them. Sold
Keller & FARNSLEY.l Drn-os.s
CRAWFORD BELLY
Evonsviiia I'd srnt7
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
]. III. MAGHEE g. co.

Wholesale Deciers and J0Jbsrs ia Foreign end Do
mestic Drs Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Cags,&e.,
IiRsr STR.Er EVANSVILLE, IND
Respectfully invite the attention 81 Merchants and
the trade generally 10 their unusually large and full
soitment of Spring and summer ry Goods. which they
have now in store, and 10 which they will be daily re
eeiviBg additions through the coming season.
IL is unnecessary for them enunerute of particu-
lariZe the different Styles qualities. and varieties Of
thef goods It's sufficient 10 sag that their stock will
be found full and complete with description of
goods suitable for the Western market. all of which
have been selected with particular regard 10 quality,
style aud price, and which. from their long exp Renee
In the trade. they confidently recommend their
friends and the trade In general
Their stock of Boots aud shoes is also large and eom'
pete, consisting Of Mens Boys Boots and Shoes.
Monroes and BrCyans of all kinds and va ieties. Wo
meus aud Misses Callers, Bo1tees, Shoes, Slippers
and Buskns, with Children's Shoes and Bootees, Of
every kind aud price. all OF which they offer a;
binary low prices being purchased in Bosten for cash
exclusively.
The, have also on hand fine assortment OF Hats,
Caps and Bonnes Of all kinds fer Spring and summer
Wear
They earnestly request of buyers examination 81
their stock before purchasing el.ewbere they and
will sell at prices low and on terms advantageous
can be met with at ST. Louis Cincinnati or any o'he
Western market.
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RooKPoRr srEAm Mus, april. ESQ.
AaESTs or BosToN BETTING COMPANY: Genis.--
As il respects the Vucanzed Rubber Betting, it will
speak for itself, having been two years in The
large main belt makes hundrel and eighty rcyOlu
tons per minute, and apparently good as the day
they put on. We have also Il laIge quantit! of
the Railway Betting, which il also doing very we'll.
JAMES HASKELL superintendent.
NAUMKE,6 CoftoF MIL,s SALEM, April 4. 1850.
AGENTS OF THE BosToH Betting COMPANY: Gents
In reply your inquiries would say, that. after the
use the Vulcunized Rubber Belts manufactured b..
the Boston Betting Company, for two years, am fully
satisfied with their operation, although at first taken
q matter OF necessity, drive the machinery, that was
stopped BY tie failure of the gears adopted Tor this pur
pose. The Railway Betting, had of yOu for the Con.
ductors complained of by the oyersesr that started
;he properly adjusted by MS successor, and have
been in operation three years and have worked well
requiring repairs particular attention. which
fact am of opinion, when first put work. the y
were kept zoo tightly trained on the pullies
Respectfully yours,
EDWARD SMITH, Treas. NaunkeaS Mills.
CocHEco MAS'G Co., DOVER, y. H., April, 1850 q
AGEsTs OF TIE BosT0N BETTING CogrANy: Gents
We have had or our Vueanized Rubber Belts one
hundred and feet long and twelve inches wide. in
use five years, and will say, if another wanted we
should use the Rubber rather than leather.
Yourst truly, GEO. MATHEWSoN
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seDEA RUB ksEEl
-. M lcisina ESnitinG.

THE experience of the last five years has gained for
L this Betting the confidence of the consumers: this,
together with the act that great Improvements have
been made in the quality warrants the manufacturers IN
ASSERT to be superior leather thing else.
for all open Belts (more especially for heavy main
Belts } for the followi reasons--
l. The perfect equality of width and thickness which
IL will retain.
3 No danger Of heat under 300 degrees Fahrenheit
Injuries it, and il remains flexible any degree cold
3 IL is of great strength and durability slip
the puliies, consequently gain OF power is obtained
and. when adjusted TO machinery, does not require alter
alton. a is the with leather, any other.
A. In wide Betting, the cost is much below that OF
leather, or any 9th, T.
N Y large ertment always hand, and furnished
of given leDe tbs. at the shortest notice. by
decII- 1852. BABCOCk BROTHERS.
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HEM SpaIsG .Gn0nS.
NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE would INFORM our old customers and the public,
w that we have just received very large and well
selected assortment of Spring Goods the largest and
best have offered 10 the public in this city
We now prepared to supply all calls. either Whole
sale or Retail ut ch aper rates Than before.
They have also hand a large assortment of
TR U n k :,
Comprising all ordinary varieties, which offer for
sale at reduced prices.
UE STo OK
Consists of every variety OF Men and Boys ready made
Clothing; Hats, Caps, and Shirts. Furnishing Goods
generally. Also a choice assortment OF Show Case
goods. We only AJAX the people TO call anu we will
perfor all we advertise.
mars S. KAHN.
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DRY-GO0DS g. GROCERIES.
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODs.

'IHE undersigned have just and are opening
now al theii store Water str, Ct near corner OF
Nan very large and handsome stock OF spring Gods
10 do French Lawns
9 do Barege de LANES;
do Fancy Popplins;
@ do bleached Muslins;
O do Ripsas and French Cottonades.
Also large assortment OF Swiss Muslins, Jaconets
oiack and Fancy Silks. Bareges. Embroderies Swis.
and Jaconei Edgings aud lnseflings, Tire and Cot
Ton Laces, Ribbons. Bonnets. bro vn and blenchea
oleTioths, Gloves Hoseres, and good many other
Things too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO:
a hne stock Of ready mad GenGemens and Bows
tiothing. Hats Caps. &c, &c. We are now prerared
10 supply all calls either Wholesale retail at cheaper
rate than ever before. Call and examine The Goons
We have just received they worthy of exanina.
lion. mh26 If WM. LOEWENTHAL q co.
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s6sRwO00H9

THE subscriber mas the above house and has
entirely relLtoh aud fv:luished IL, ani Is prepared
20 entertain the patrons OF the house satisfactory
tie las also rented tho brick Stable. owned Nv
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock Of horses
riagss To let.
The stable is large. clean and we'll located. and good
hostIors in constant attendance. Particular attention
will BE- paid the o. horses left with him for keep
ing and In all respects the public shall ind the Sher-
wood House a good Hotel. fjys-nl J. a. 3YERS.
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P. BUCKINGHAM 81 CO.,
Produce, Commission d Exchange 1Ierchanf

TOLEDO, OHIO.
PHlIo BuoKIsGHsM, Toledo, Ohio;
a. BUcKtSGHAN, GAINESVILLE, OhiU;
b. IA. BUcNtsouAM. New York.
Advances made Conss gnment> 10
Bnckinghams q Guthrie. Buffalo; Buck inghams& Nc
Caloh. New York; Kennedy 81 Foster. New Orleans.
A. u Farwell y Co., Boston.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL Brother, and O'Riley 81
Mitchell Evansville Ind. Announcements made Oh con.
sgnmvnts The above firms by Preston X BrVs.
febcd0cw6m
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING

M w. lies TON IS resi iy receive and promptly
w attend Ia Oriefs IN his lne Of IL s .iol
ocIs sire 81, alt 81 below the god ouse
OF alley prep Ifs 10 execute an The best stVle
Plain and Fancy sign PAINTING in all ts varieties lIuit
ti)as OF Wood, Marble, Xc. and Ornament Panting
gsIsrtiy. tie Isl orders flo $50 Pintin, n5
q the shop door novl2 az n
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Bale y,.e Curdeus.

TIVE proprietor ofthis garden aud public house has ei
l. urey reitt9d the biling and i'm proved the
AL Is now rsadyto receive visitors This place o
sstdate on the river bans, Just below Pigeon CrsOA
bflS AMI but shot walk from The heart Of the city
Rsfroshnents af all kinds be ovtned and the
OF visitors carefully attended The undersigned will
always DO on nand 10 attend those visiting his house
my6-H JOHN NJ MATTHEW'S
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

yAS. @. JONES and JAS. f. BLYTHE, Attornes at
j Law Evansville, Indiana associated themselves
ia the practice of the law and will continue
practice IN this aud the adjoining couaes, and In the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention I -cuarly land law. l.. short time the!
will be repaired to give ia a few minutes, abstract
the TITLE almost any lot in Evansville or lis enlarge
ments ia Lamasco togethe with .seir professional
opinion US 10 the title ifdesired ljy2jdawtf!
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B9BAD! aKESH CIR ACKBRSW
NTcREYNoLn & WARD stiI continue their Bakery
III GA Main street between First and Sccord, where
they viii alb him g. in readiness suppl, old and
new customers with choice ana fresh article OF freHd
Cakes aud Crackers They have. on account OF thclr
inereas business. found 10 employ Bread
Cart which viii daily in Evansville aad Lamafco 10
su ,.ply their customers distance Give Us t1ai
and we will give you cause 10 complain OF soar
bread febl5
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CooK,S FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned has this day opened IN Lineks new
splendid stock OF Family Groceries, oil IN! own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell at very low prices
Tor cash, or Produce Of all kinds 80
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
table, direct from the farmers having made arrangements
Ia be supped several timesa week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce. All goods purchased
at COOKS will be delivered attic residence of customers
Durpose therefore solicit share ofpublc patronage
and will try to merit it, Please call and examine m,
stock. [je30-tfl u. III. COOK.
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have an open Policy of Insurance. which will cove
s,I shipments address, when advised BY letter per
mail or wnen endorsed on bills OF ladmg before. or
the time of shipment. MOGRlDGE q MctAOb.
msr0 '53--dSwIy ST. Louis, Mo.
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Co-PARTNERSaIP NOTICE

1 ne undersigned have this day formed copartner
= snip, under the name aud style OF LEWIS d Cav
anu ua'e 'ue arrangements with the late firm of Har
nngton, Crane & Co., to serve M, their sncra.so,
city. IA 'His
We "ouIu respectfully solicit uance Of the nat.
ronage heret1ore so literally extended towards the i.,
ARM and oespeak the good Offices our friends pIede
ing ourselves 20 spare efforts to prouot tn
OF all who may entrust business To our car,
Evansville. Sept. LIST ls52 sept2 If CHARLES eRaY'
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G. HUMMEL'5

Y.
Essence al coffee.
nNE package this Essence will go as TAR as foui
~ pounds OF Java offee and Coffee made bys ais rs
sence will preserve perfectly the real taste OF the -
Java Coffee. will have delicate and nneI Ia
yor finer colour, and will certainly be mueh gao
souer for every person than pure Java Coffee; willa
be clear without requiring any thing 20 clarity it
lfaaufaeEtred and for Safe. Wholesale ard etaiI
by DANl BOHL LEX % co. Phlial
And for sale Wholesale and Rela il by
sepl2l-d&w. AOOLSEf & LlNCk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-15

oFhlNs o. READ will open in a few DAYS a large
anu choice stock of Nall PaDer OF the Latest pat
ana "hi sell them at wholesale retail. Eastern
prices 10 all who in want OF this article we will
making their purchases. ~ mha0