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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-25
DIR. G7Av s's F .MILY ME 3ICINES.

DR.. q 7Av G'S Emily ME 3ICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pills that lever
II fail TO the Auge chills or iniermitan Feycrs, IN
all their complicated forms.
Also his popular Att Bilious. Anti Dyspeptic purify
ing aid cthariic Pills, thai have been much made
OF for the of Dyspep,c, Liver complaint and in
DIGESTION a.1 giving much relief without the Of
Mercury ..., .t. -.rr
Also his Pain Extractor that fails to give imed
ate relief fror, pain in the severes scads and
old Ulce- Scald letter, and very valuable for
Rheumatic pains, aud pains Ia the br :ast
Also his Cholera Pills. for Darrhoa. Dysen.cry or
FluN. &c.
Also his Worm Pits an exec ert worm destroyer, and
vii. eXpe them from the ystell-the above p'epara-
tons have beSn sold aud extensively made o: for
eight years past, throughout the Western and
stands high in the estimation Of thousands that have been
cured by them. Sold
KELLER 6; FARNSGEY.l r-.....
CRAWFORD BELLY D'ussiS'''
Evansville It'd. sept
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s.,aRwooD Housy

81 GHWOJD a 10 VI.
TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely reitted and re:urnished il, and is prepared
70 entertain Inc patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner. He rented the brick Stable. owned 10y
Mr. Peter Burke, and has cool stock of horses
rages to let.
The stable is large clean and well located, and good
hos,ier attendance. Particular attention
will be paid To the horses left with him for keep
ing. and in all respects. the public shall find the Sher
wool House good Hotel [jyS-ifl J. A. BYE
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DR.. Will SON.,

DR.. WIBSO N,aa yatE
-. BEING A REGULAR =. 81. &C.,.
ALOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SUR0FOt Arb
-L.. aH1 lACCOUCHER. rs Ff11rUk
about to make a permanent location Ia .this eity,
he therefore tenders his professional services 70 NE
citizens of Evansville and vicinity ~ ie.fi-f
II Fe can be found al the Evansville Hotel except
when ibsent on professional business.
N B-Ail mig orders promptly attended. tjanIl-Iy
/ OFFICE in the Evansville Hotel, Mater street.
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DRUG ESTABLISHMENT
~ wooLSEY & LINcK,sio
THE undersigned have formed partnership fhS
l. Drug and Apothecary business--aBd will continue
at the old stand. Main street, formerly occupied BY
W. NJ Woolsey They have on hand a general a.sort-
meni of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnshes, Window
Glass, rnting Ink, &C., &C., TO which they invite the
attention OF old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to-.
partners being fully competent TO attend that branch
Of the business. w. NJ WOOLSEY.
Evansville Sept 90 1852. FRANCIS A. LfKcK.
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REAL EST Ar BlfYER>.
q HA 2REr.I. CAIDO ILL o re

TUT RECEIVED by steamer, Ladies' patent leather
- kOssuth Boots aides enamcled Kossuth Boots; La
dies Jenny Lind Boots; Ladies Bronze, Kossu and
Boots. For aleby package or single pair. by
noyIO v. X. HENDRICKS * 90.
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned having formed Co
IN partnership, will practice law under the firm 81
Law Johnson Our oiccis in the second story Mr..
Gwaihmeys biilding on First street, between Main and
Locust We shall also underiikc the purchase sale
of real estate and pay ment of the same. Col
lection of claims and all business sted u. will re-
eeive united attention The Office Of the Lamasce
agency is IN The same place. JOHN LAW,
MORRIS s. JOHNSON
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Belle Vue Gardens.

ICURE SPlCES-viz: Pepper, Ginger, Cloves. Mu,
tard Piment, Cassa. just received from l.. mn, Mas
put up expressly for family in tin packages and
ranted pure. For sale at
jamie COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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rove6 Several or.rihu'ions we're taken up in the
cisl gatherings Of the Church
The subject this statement in the time represent
ed hin self having beer wsthcct preacher and
later Miilsre ard Temperance lecturer aud thoags
having no standing in any church. protested change In
bis views and wished TO unite with the church <hch had
shown him such kindness In evil hour believing his
professions in the Pastors absence he permitted -
tSke his place II seemed mystery that nothing could be
Learned Of this persons past history bat no grave susp
ccns were aroused until found he was crcus'irg
falls. hoods to the injury Of hose wso had oetented him.
ard had by false representation contracted debts without
seeming involving ten persons or more, end
had a. Was proven occasion exored money, rep
ressrting himself to be An officer.
Subsequently efforts made TO bring him 10 repent
apce and lser before the brethren 20 for his
crimes but all to purpose and his suspension vas unsn
imousy voted and made public 10 the Church. so bold
an imposition and such base sgrahiude is not often
known.
I, said that the people Peekskl and elsewhere
10 furnish chsoier re>og TO this persousre Certain
H. that in public places he crncunces Protestant dencn
pStons ara spares the Catholics TO what parpose and tor
VITA end those who hear Judge To the unssry ve
can only say for their good beware
Enough Tor the present while these facts suggest Their
morsl and enforce the conviction tn though angels
have been entertained unswSres In an earlier day 70
b. proved that the time Of their unknown VISITATION mas
Passed
Y,tk Auru,f
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POST OFFICE ABUSES.

To sS ES,cr # I've ~ Y rssuas
SIR: Three months ago wrote to relative IN Nor
ristovn. ~ j. under very painful circumstances, with
reference 10 a sick member of my family. letter
Was dispatched by return mail which should have been
received the day, the next at fsrtherest Under
the cir cumstspces OF course awaited the reply with
great snAiety This although mailed in Morrisown the
first day Of May and directed plainly possible 60
Port Ii mone Staten lsEd. did not reach till the
23d May aud hsd then received its second post mark
frcm locality 10 which the supsrcnpton gave not the
slightest be sent. ras bu, Of many like
snnoysnces
Being great admi.er Of TIE Tftbsgs frequently amer
resdrg il incloss TO vsross friends that they may enjoy
the perussl of It's valuable contenis thinking that they
will appreciate highly ~ do Maintaining these
papers are always prepaid hsy 20 receive little or
after ton after being dropped into the Post Office MS
Fortunate oircum half reach their place OF
destination How long will this enerpsisipg commercial
community submit to such outrageous impontons How
ment administered by persons SO q tally disqualified Tor
their station PLuRInUs UNuM.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE PHONETIC REFORM.
Te ne EGiLor # The ". Y. Ttibuse

To Ne ESisr # The " Y. rieus@
SIR; The folloEing paragraph appeared in your pa
per of the 18th inst. glad to it for various
reasons principally hscsuse indicated that you on
tht track Cf what Will ultimately prove very radical re-
About Il per cent of English printinss present wasted
save therefore Per Of expanded for bOOkA
papers printed documents b saving worth much
r i. applied to the economy Of steam engines y
Tbs briefly torobly presents strong srgunsnt IN
favor Of the Phonetic principle in our Edsh orthogrA
thy There other and far better reasons why the Pho
neiic Alphabet should De used such its beng based
on scientific analysis of the elements of speech being
far easier for CHILDREN learning 10 spell and read develop
ing the natural law of derivation, &c but probably the
uercensry reason hch you urge the best suited 10
the cOmDreheLs o.; the community lis adoption would
raw well But how shs demonstrate that feature OF
The proposed reform Pi,usn in England and Andrews
ard BOYLE snd others. in the United S,ses hive been
writing and eouring and printing about the Phonetic Al
phahet since cas- srd Yet Il e not fairly before the pso
pie Cannot something more ba done 20 advance tue pro-
erss Of this great Improvement Shall few be let
sny longer bear ths whole burden and heat OF the day
hope not On the contrary 70 carry the war into An
ca would respe ctuy ask what n 10 hinder The Tribune
from printing daily three or four lines OF rs ordinary ness
in the Phonetic phsbst You would Sir know there
by ceight thousands OF your readers who are al
esoy tan liar Nth Photography using A. as do daily
and You would also thus do draw attention TO the
reform than All the other instrumentates combined,
ount Of Phonetic type su lent for that purpose would
not cost $40 AM. truly, yours, Sc
L1aoa',ey Pa, July 81, 1888
Only this binders, friend we don't kHOp tchere to
find said alphabet. Pitman has done good work in
England in calling public attention to the subject An
drews aud Boyle did likewise for season in this coun-
try yet We are not satisfied that perfect Phonetic
Alphabet has yet been submitted the public II the
friends Of the Reform in Written Printed language
will assemble in Convention give week to candid and
faithful and agree upon an Alphabet that
shall benceforth be The Phonetic Alphabet, we will
spend good deal than $40 in getting up types
wherewith to keep before the people, But we
are not wiling to begin until sure We have the
right implements TO work with. Ed
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MAINE LAW IN NEW JERSEY.

To the Editor e as " rthsae
SIR Light is breaking forth in this dark corner Of Mon.
mouth County We have had three deeply interesting
Temperance lectures. by MIR II. NJ PooRE, in the Bap'
tis and Methodist churches OF this place Themnisters
of both these congregations take lively interest In the
cause and 1t the last meeting appointed on CON
mee iih four of nuend. citizens, to report ooa
stu ion ard officers for Total Abstinence Maine Law
SOCIETY which is to he formed here Tuesday evening.
10th inst at which time public meeting will be held. and
We would be glad TO have your presence and Influence
There are two rum selling establishments In Estono Gu,
both kept by entirely too good for the business we
are anxious to ge, the Maine Law that they may be i'm
PEELED 30 engage a more honorable calling \. ID.
Enfor McnnlouM " J. AuEnst. l90
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Waier gIre.

A REPORT Of Two Hundred Interesting Cases.
"A hestd with Water, BY EDWARD FELLERER Nd Rs-l;
Physician q the OnaEEe Mountain Water Cure nsaon
be furnished without ehArEe applicant inces M N
order L. letter stamp. Address C. SELLERS sROTdEA
South Orsnse E,wJersy N-o 20 the above named nsa1
tss the Morrs and E-e1 Railway foot Of C~aandtst AZ An
4sDd6 n.
nR CHARLES MUNDEs WATER CURE rs
~ TABLIsHMEAT. Florence SoTrhamp,on Mar has Been
greatly ENLARGED and improved There room for 10 plen1
The location country around pea1ni a5d aeAny ne
Of quite supenor quality and the Decor sho 800 "a
Europe ~ tle
yfss Oldest practitioner Of Pesrs seheol eHs,ins ers
go per week Circulars ke 70 be h.d a. WEsIEAAH 70
BoOksoIe, No 20 Broadwsy, Nev-fork
HR SHEW, Of New.York, earliest American Prac-
~ wsr Cure ard author Of voa. wort on ,s- ao-
with Nj D. CAMPBELL At Lebanon sprnEH Co ubia Co. y l.
- II. TAYLOR, NJ D., No. llth St, cor 4th-av-,
WsfsrCure ard Physiological treatment Of Dis
cas-. in IL application Alec ohce oonsnaton
HYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No L4sht.st under The personal direction Of IRAL
D Proprietor: Dr. HOSFORD Assistant IN ths Venue Depart
meD d. q. TAYLOR will sise tst out door pfaeee teoe'
rally
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,rPRFNE coJ-RT-HowELL HOpPACK AMI

SrPRFME COURT-HOwELL HOPPACK AMI
= RICHARD GREENWOOD srA.a: AvERIIL LAWYER
EALLE LAWYER Jr and WILLIAM GRO Is To Dse1dta Sf.
lop nor the constant lbs -fan sa
rive a DsntHs Ola aIa- o1ef
Nev-TcTs twenty he service bf~ e
he day Ct 1sh and the nsnts ~ ea F-f ae e.
plant Pl.usi5s Ill anpF BE Goa fr te- - =
csus1ded The complaint And ~ t2se e- ~ e
panf N this fS IN he once Of Nc -rs o. -
= lswsuTh A G RICE Plsintiss Arsroey
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- ,,-,prrooY. .,d LONDON PACKET SHIPS
II WIN sW.IIOW TAIL LINE.

= IvERPUoL sad LONDON PACKET shifo'-
Il N@ SWALLOW TAIL LINE: IA
hcm LIVERPOOL the 6th and .st o. sVsfJ non1a
ss 49, :. 80 nom LONDON every atenns.e THURSDAY
s 20 bs secured application 70 % urserss'e 500 -
ssesf hs.,,o ENGLAND IRELAND SCOTLAND .ns Walls
nsns DssTTs from g. and cpSAa rhe' ~ PSJ'
- ~, al Ire srd DsbiiB ssd al lie branches
0lxrn HyrsS Z, Beuksrt, Loubntt, boho'n
g. ssrotal Fra Scotland, OIaffowi
No., BoWussn, GfnBel a Co Lsyespocl -
ssr taIAer tnforDauo sppiy, hX .;t.I ps2sF3LAco
No 8 sorthsi Eev-Yosk or No > kesentfo~ b.r'y-
r,oR 7 TVFRPOOI-Upted States Mail SteamsslP
.pcTIc c., e Lee steamship viii depsrt with the
n Man. ior KsrGe positively on sAIOhDhi' aug o. - -
y ~, re 60 her b.rtI a the foot Of Csnalst -,
~, tbt on p,ge having uDeqused seeo1aodAnoS 'o e
ssnee or e0Ha'on' INWARD K COLLINS Co. No WAns
a.. a.. ,,oufs,s6 20 BE- bosd Al HB A ".
,.1.ho BALTIC vii succeed the ARCTIC ana SAL SEPT
yryITF NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITEk
sTArFs MAIL sTEA1tRsThe Ships compoans this ioe sc
Nc TgG.sTfc Gait We< PACIFIC, Capt. Rye.
IPrTIC (art Lnce BALTIC, Capt CONNECT
sDRLATIC, Capt, Grafton
bui By contract expressly of Governments
,ye EIey has been taken IN thI eSnucaon as sse
s nnes strength snd speed md their scconrno sotf
G ps e uneqnsed Tor esgsoee snd comfort Pnee OF pss
st fo EswYot 10 Liverpool IL frcla~ cabin slT IN second
a SO; q 500 from Lfserpo
okexYok 2So and 80 An experienced surgeon Achsd % ass
,tis No kerth ecured gftI psid for. -
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At the Rast.

haoHiATokr, Ne Arg. there b. been scarcely an
hours ,rnshin- here he past week the first part beng
rsipy which mach needed the latter foggy. As IS
the uidst of bay harvest good deal must consequently
be much injured Early grain Vas much in ured by
the drt nth the sersosR ard potatoes aud turnps look
well The hsv crop is rather hght-bu little II any better
than Il Was last year. j C. JEwErr.
PorATo RoT.-We are afraid. nom what ~ hear. that
tire potato IS hkely 10 prove formidable than
usual this year sin gle stated this week
farmer Of TIE pethborng town Of Franklin had four
sore lot 81 Silver Lake potatoes which trial ten
twelve DAYS ago proved 70 be OF dne sse and excellent
quality lie confidently calculated upon the crop bring
IL sioC N the market
But goir into the fed week after to dig some Of these
same po;so@s be found that nearly every potato Al
res6y DESTROYED lie cid consider the field worth
6sgipg over The prorsc,ed wet weather supposed 10
be very Injurious TO this crop. Norwich CO.. Courier
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Al The ssush.

s4yssS.B. Ga Aux s-Our nee crop IS qsite pronis
irr TIE yield vii be full average one unless cut of by
.one accident leland rice has Suffered from drogih the
artificial 81 flooding The nees have iNed N may
s'spc.s Sa Island cotton With favorable weather viii
make great ercp Bat tie plant 10 very sois to injury
irc- rsin and cher causes
DASyILLE, Va Avg 4-Our wheSt crnp IS mr. one.
but are sis6ed with the price With the present
crop and price OF labor and osapasss OF money wne1
oush to bring o. so sas bushe TO correspond with
prices iour or Eve yeArs AGO.
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Al the Narfh.

TAILOR. HILL. Jefe, son Co y Y. July 81 We have
had bot It'll. rain since the middle Of May and il, Is nov
driver than before known 10 thu epuny, large p,r
a. Leafs and = portion Of ~ Lswrence. Toe principal
bu.uess is diryng the farm-rs general kept x fr'n
ten Aty Tie qusny Of batter and cheese made
viii b. mach than last which not mvr- tlAo
tir. urrf. Of the usual ,ed per Cows give
more than fourth the quantity 4 milk N did on tls
g. 81 Inn and AZ. fst s,iog 40 having hard ,,k %
get srss, enough e. keep The alive Tie by crop j. s
than ever fore, ana must o= sold stsrye
b-f e sn,tber -cnug Il Eastern wish 10 buy cattle
her Is the place 90 buy chesp.
ard lie corn barrie, and peas tor e1pr-but th- year
We shall have import al kinds q gain The .ah i n0t
onl. arged and drc, that It Iesembl-s the d-rs u
Arabia tu the gra-snopper- thick h H. ISIS
w-r. IN gvtf lat devuariuk every green thing
have O., been through NY corn. sprnk wheat ani
cat hey bave ,S-y saf fro tn what al very
b~srd and lave commenced on re Dry ~hei = 49, ID
u mix have GOOD groE'h " ,oru, ogt ala halt
u't r-e single ar Thy have eaten ne ia'-es 81 s
al and IoE alta XII th' Ear, "hicn tre ry -
II. oa- ay thick the grund wh-re they biz t1-m II
tt- ,ak lef nothing but the bare straw s.andinS
many places
cons Qurnce II the dry weather III fhrpa-s swell
Sudbury they cannot 1T ant hey Die VI hl F-L,Y
-four hoUT- have cs; Eight within Two week. - . dly
Can you suggest any remedy The n p' dO)ks 3d AMI
gloomy ior faiulers n this - f0n Yours truly
RoussvLLE. All=gsuy Co. \. I, August We nave
tzd r1frsTansry CRY season and oagZ4iln "a Inc
Ger .sy Csra peu0ed r ths want 0f gz's-
taxing al Of the teD.se- River last WEEK IN JAY.
But tie - % AUgG.t had uns shower, slcl has
Started loaded Joat aud today there has been
heavy .bo ~ which has given pleatv II Vies GcAss
nay Be about ourths IT 4 crop whe kvefa<s
one cat. half and sarden hss suffered much ~
bugs and grAsshoppers Apples calf crop pears ID
pesoles never better; corn midding potatoes third
planted than common bat they mast b. zl mink.
am lot aware thai they show any syn. OF rot
? R0USsyiLL.
BRAxcHPoRr. Yates Co, y 7, Aug 3-It nas osea
very CRY little Yates-for s1 week ,c.ro-iY
y fell Last week oommeaoed raining And " nave
plenty # rain st present Wheat crop good sP-ias
or O. rather short
ToRoxTo e. W-A8g f-Our wheat harvest IS spendit
and The grin plump We shall s0cn @ exporters Of yss
quantities Of grain d" L. T.
Porrgrts7srr srg The la,e copionsrsils hsvs no.
Ysd he cat crop, have greatly oensnrtsd Pgts oe
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NETWORK and MONTREAL RAILROAD vis
IN EevHsysn and sppsseh Bellows Falls Ra1 land Barring
tan - johnsbnfy MONTPELIER 81 AbsrE Roas Pont s. John
OseDsbuJEh Montreal Ticket Cxna
GId 2sth<t and 4bsy EIpr- A asA Sr ~ es
checked hIossh Frtisbt forwarded Nth espeh Apply
FRANCIS HYDE. G,ssEAl AsaII 40 - s0atast
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-SammerA nSIse
nertTrsns lesve Chan dEJ for Albany md Try
Exprrss Irzn a through --ts 'r..s
reaching Buffalo Aontre< osOet and Fails At ie
Nal Tram A. M-Throash Way Trains u N .1d 5SPH
Erpress Tran ?. M-Aecorn1sts:i0n Tran Up ~
For TarTytovn at Pm
Fer PoushkeepGe wsJ PIserrer Trt-s al An s7i go
from Chsnberr and Wy Freight and Passenger Tr-, o. NJ
from Sir-st
FOR Peetskil a; 10 A NJ sP n ardeP.N
TIE Tryown, Peskkl md Pozz.ksspre Tirs 70. 3. 81 rs
Wsy Stations
Chsb-- csns Cs-s,oPne- sta sn 10 ga
SUNDAY TRAINS from Csnssi e. - fr PSafaseepn-
md Il 5P. NJ for Abs-y stePg,ns a Al Wy stsnsrs
1--WE O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and ~ az
MEDIATE LAxoISGs-Ths spsnsa .fesne. s)Dla
AMERICA and COLUMBIA viii leave fo II d.rTi-on- s'es
atm G oelcb with Stare. Se~b1sh, Mas
ton and Cst>ki, sId Halsor and Butsnire RsilrosA
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EeaaI Nstires.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Of RG afIs .s ' s b 81 S hSs1
Se. to gs,snH 6 VINE ~i % Y s'
Ss, Of July s5S ANNE sEGUIS Adninstratnr
IN PURSUANCE of all order OF the Surrogate OF the
County NGS; hereby s'so C Al sSa nSss
CLERK the w5 'o,sse5; % las 'a-
Sn CT, EssYe on Or Ge the aay Doesabe
neaiIDsa Ts-i0is the EBssEYE2fR AD4ds Administrator
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the surrogate OF the
County hssYSIs sSsss hereby ave- 70 81 ~ Rt,oo. Aa'.
ssnst JAClNIO TEAlDOh se.oi lats o. Qua ana ne
s s1c to Ore re .aSensei a Ms,s eee Lane
SsSs 6E yk ES~ s Ao!1 s aJ 4 @
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate oi
' f 6gs1S q Is o ssTs ' .',s q % .
he ,rssy se,sHis s'' Of A0s4' s ''''"
@es q, l:'''i' '~ j8Sfs Coz sFR E'"''f'
NENNORK SUPREME COURT-City and Coun-
~ " ofNtw-Yors-sAMuIL NEWMAN ssanst jobs wHIr
bFCK arc WILLIAM WhllsES ASaa,a.ns i.r 'slo
the complaint TN, acton which va BED - M 9e OF ths eert
& co. Slant on he sut.r er At ms gee No Is N...as,
tv visn twery the service OF tbs
tire cav Of such service and you az % .s~ei as
vi sTsy to the Court asanded she complaint
Di,ia a i sSs j6SATHAN NATHAN Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREMI COURT, SULLIVAN COUNTY-THO-
SMASRB DEPUY Mia bis vs D-a's! Soasei .ad
wife n,iS an H4seassIsh a.fd Gor4n .sd b. ~
k:at a VsS w.s:sl ~ cs.iias Tsas r Hrsass
sVS HGfbYNIfRGii sea Hsl,aS-S. CO lei. 4. den
tersh DsH 81 hu aGa Rtsl be ~ Oesd n Had nasftl I'D
Gislttfd srcy b.. wife Jobn IL Dgas sad yss NJ ~. t'
Defoy Lts Ls Vie thste. W bness an e a- b, 80.
Efas Bosh sId ne "a bis ~i fhoa n.riene-fsn I'D X.
che hs~le John Ihem IN 40 .aaIiae a. g. O. q . 81
h. 'l1 ~. 49, ,l - &C.. Cu;oa I'd cs,ss, r, d, .s
l. We esss he'd sa,ah NJ ~t, Hson ss.la
- nsssy IS. n -. ~ W
S w. M c1I.. bsossssa 4ressorss ia a1sssa.
t-iA - ~ - Io,r d-s-,5ats T5tas
siose PANIED resudsls Nou hereby summ5sod iasFr ne
co. zee II tie Cet q 81 sas unit az .sres opy d
@ ~ - 1fls tT.. ~ dars .fef s.r,c- hrf sE-ll-
eve he ssy .ueh esves sd "a al 70 - Ger ~ta sec
spTy .h, uI o Gle ~ e. ssiaHiea n lie ao--a.-at
GEORGE ". LORD. P,'7'T, irlrusy
SUFREME COURT, RocAla1i Colnty.-JACO8
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CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEy
STEAMBOATS, anc 8dilrodns.

A UGUST lo53.-FOr Shrewsbury Long Branch,
~ ocesn House Highland Doct Por Wassngon Mounts and
Brownr Docks Mddletown Red Bents Tho sped
GOLDEN GATE, Capt A Little will leave Pier foot
ksthson st, r. as oiows Fare IS cents
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NbIhs oal WI % % AIVeIIsed We1ncl p5tIIus SIasos
viii TO 81 OF the oOanty
All persons forbid trusting this Boat the Owners
A UGUSr 1853 For Shrewsbury, Long Branch Hugh
~ Dock Ocean House Por Wsshiagton Mounts ooch
Ncdeiown Red BSrk New and splendid
hoa ALICE PRICE Capt II. Eagerly viii om Of
Murray o., North H've daily a. 40 lows
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A UGUST, lcSS-FOr Shrewsbury Long Branch,
~ Highland pock House Wsshing,n Mounfs
Brown. pocs Ncaetown AID Red Bsnkhs new elegant aad
eouuodaps ana THOMAS O. HAdhr Capt j. P.
Cor,s VIII running ;e Inst day Of August regular
hours between Nee and Red Bark, touching the regular
sD' %, Leaving Red Bank every
1ooei LssSns Sewiork pea sip Ess River afternoon
n a 0cock. Fare 3 cents
No. hoal vii ID be above houl. unt further notice