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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09
AND SHORTEST ROUTE,
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THE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in CON
Il hecton with tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wheeling
Through tcke,sb by this line to Philadelphia, Wash
ington City snd Baltimore. be procured from III,
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati or on
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
mepts Tor uekeung through, the travelling public will
IND greatly to their interest, going Fest or West to
patronize this line.
The Union Line" being chartered Company, are
required by aw'to run under such regulations will in
sure eomto as well safety TO the lives of passengers
u Tins Is the only line running in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
TThe steamers Of this line entirely new. and
largest fastest safest and superb vessels
butfor the Western waters and Will leave follows
viz:
FOREST CITY, Capt A. Murdoch. Sunday 3P.M.
DAVID WHITE, Capt W. McClaid, Monday p. NJ.
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. G w Norton, Wednesday N.
VIRGINIA. Capt. CbGs Y. Wells. Thursday 3 P. M,
FALLS CITY, Capt, sam. Mason, Friday P. NJ.
THOS. SWAMI, Capt. J. Mcclure, Saturday 3 p. NJ.
Fare from Louisville to Baltimore... gil Gu
DO do do TO Philadelphia or Washington - 90
| Do do do TO New York............... IS o.
DO do Cincinnati 10 Baltimore. 10 90
| Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington III 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and from Railroad to Steamboat, free from
charge.
NPAn additional charge of only SO for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville TO Wheeling.
| 8. Moorhead, Agent,
| Louisville, Nv.
II. Hender agent at Evansville, Office a; Lewis
e. l.r.rF sub. hot
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS

LEATHER AND FIND1NGS. ,
,II,M REiI "a lust opening on Main street,
w opposite thu Bank, large ana wen ssiee'eu
s,s.,har.nJ findings consisting In part cl -, %,
1000 sides of sole Heather, heinio'~ "
80 doH. morocco, No. 3 and L. Tampeo EXTRA n. mao
- anz KinWPrime City, heavy country, hsh' nv
dunn
90 doz Cochineal Roam
az .. Iin;nysNPink blue and green.
90 /. Bindnr.-Lindsey' cape goat and sheep
go " Calf .xins-iight. heavy, and medium "orlc
| Fair and Caron,
p Oil thong leather,
10 Madras Kid
% bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts. ,.;,. hall. tack,
stamps thread, buffers, slicker wheeis, ke!s. n
and Mi other tools and materials useu by shoe
all Of which will be sold on the most reasohao'e 'e'n
al jel4
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN BLOCKS NOS. 10 AND -
EASTERN ENLARG EMENT.
ND now here the Common Council OF the tIty oil
n Evansville hereby declare their intention to make
Wharf Landing fifty feet in width along the Southern
Bank of the T. nal within the corporate limits Oh the
CITY of Evansville which Wharf Landing will extend
from Western line of Chestnut street TO the Eastern
line OF Oak treet in the Eastern Enlargement OF saia
end
Wharf mas as Il /: iurther ords red. that a
mon ~ mi. order signed by the Mayor ana xsnsve
,Ss CLERK be rublse for six weeks IN nubished in
| Tnnrnai q public newspaper prih'eo "
said City. Dated June LIZ rs HOPKINS, Mayor.
| Attest: jel4d6w
| Cro. H. Tom. ------
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL, AND NEW AL
BANY RAILROAD.
.,.c,,oo held in Mount Carmel pursuant to
a regular notice the following named gentlemen
d JOS! 'Ssyis. Esq,. Gibson Co.. IId.
j.. II, e iBRyE, ESQ.,, 90 GO 40
I'm, sAA ss,nscs ESQ, Wabash Co Ills.
Is,lc N.JAQvrss. ESQ, % 20 20
e. W. BRowS, Esq 90 MI.
JONAS HARDY ESQ. 90
| S,xrvL Tuoarsos, NJ. D. do 90
IT, $500 hen orpanized by the election OF 1oscpi
pevine Esq Gibson CO Ind pre'ssI an
Thompson, NJ. d.. Edwards 70 ,,s. s.o..'a'i; an
Richard H. Hudson, Of MI. Carmel, treasurer oS q
der of the Board. ,,,, ruoupsoN NJ H.
jel3 HhMeH"
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DCvpREF respectfully informs the paone
ssenera ina, he has rs
it'll when nc s,;h;nc permanent Daguerrean gaheIs
designs in budng Conner t z, eoue mt
where ere he s. hSRss sSisf i:
visit. OF lse to uer and ne expects to De FFes
nent he depends more upon Words for sue
lhane and skill than noisy humous Vi
cess. -. ...~.;, n,intari IL too wei est1o
uhed i'm Evansvi lie aud else here toodate any do
irinr his services in that 6raLeh OF polNDEXTER.
APO .------
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0ADDLERY WARE sc

SADDLERY WAHn 80
saddles, Harness, Brid Bride, onaana,
a seeS eS,$ %sIs aHe is
having ssS
a sfs.
s':s ss:
and his stock Is % The public these things ho
ask: The e., aHe, ments In the way oi'0" p'''
',nrsa-d6wtf --
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sPRING AND sUMM un,sasi ~ assors%en. of
HAVE now S ON Hats ever introduced into h'
SPr,ns in part following ,,e,, STYLES;
BLACK, White, Nankin Pearl so,1 al nrices and des
Misses, Boys and infants HAS VI 49,
eriptions; and BRAID hats;
Ladies sun. riding hats. . "a door abo, Main.
ap22 rus. oH.. S,.CrTINGS
| III AND sHlKIiN"' JUHNsON & FRENCH
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DENTISTRY.
J. KIVETT, Dentist, has permanently LOCAL
ed himself in this city. and furnished rooms
OlIIrO in handsome style Cooks grocery.
where he is prepared to perform denial operations OF
ever, nature and rant his work He invites the pat
fessVs-< IN, nnblic, believing he give full satsac
i-~-.,Ssmokedis av. NJ aud 6 p. NJ but pro-
ENXIH As"ouss Suear.Cured. Wesl-t9l-3ni'
Cheese, mild favor, and orvis Corn ''1isH'' '
| for saleby ,,opxpROOK- IL Cuup""I'r
Il 81
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nm aNSPaREN WINDOW SHADES:
Inst rsceiyec and for sale low, lot OF
j window shades, at the Wall Paper ara IsmP Dto''
Of tmye7l JOHN u DE
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n. $. ANDERSON,
MEkC HANT L A u v h
(coMxERcIAL ROW.
Opposits j. II. :Magse q Co..

n
COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposits j. II. -Nagee9 Co.,
evansville, md. ,,,xc
large and superior stock OF Srhl.n'
cnSns Of tha best material and OF the mos Of The
;,., .tSies Fine black and coiorea u,ociure nne
rasa Engish French. and German MAJ uHs,;ss and
49, noeskin: large stock OF French, ,fuI STYLES,
x%erican Fancy in new ana @ uality;
ano Linen Drills OF me of the most
Gar.ees goods plain colored and neaI;S fancy and
beautiful STYLES for Summer wea',
apured Silks ana Satins OF suPerroc .
AhE 3D. 49, in as good style, anu - -,
VII. ~ ~. -. than the same goods can Dc u
Is, 81 NE vountaips. Terms. ChS, of Fashion.
"ost Vi aoan, for williams Pm ~ otherwise, IS
! r., S -. q. her can be had o! ma" apl6tf
Ine pa s e. ,hs small sum Of 81 ~.
80; SIoAN,s NODE. A kTaa.riIl. BOOK
80 volumes. TOR sale. al s.aaHUEL LESTER.
81, ID Two Nv myes
- DISSOLUTION; Al .s,ved b,
1.-THE nr .on.ent and the tus ness w',. ,,s AZ, ,b
= mu.eh = Kahn who IS utnoiltous ~ Iii nies !.
conoucteo - tate arm. those inuSo NV -
business .. .Sists payme Mt TO him. Istac VILE
y myl1u -5.,1-U
. xvuoLESALE AND RETAIL DEaLc ~
y HARDWARE qua tutc.y. a, .,
,r,t received full and com ,iete s.ocx =. A.
n rsgn and dornestic Hard ware, SsSnsn'e" 80 o,ss
anI Icy Mssrrials. Merchants, MECHANICS. s.o ore
sssis0,ssd . s1an THE s sIGS OF THE MILL SAW
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" Country RamLles In England, ~ Miss CGopeTTihm The
Poetry Of tbs Vegetable World. capital Ss's RieS
living Gi by Washington Irving. Grean Mountain
W,ossof 20 Life of Dr. Chalmers. 10y hev: LII ~ an,
fat. English Items, by Ward Also o late by N0'e' A
Poems, He''i''N RirHBONE e. WHEELER
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TOVHE LADIES...

= ytIiIY would Respectfully pmhroi-
attention Of ladies' . to d sssT consisting
deries Laess and white SSqoidersd COIlaIs
Of a9s Sleeves:
Jaconet and Swiss Swiss, en- Chswisette. aud CUFFS;
Ssssass ,S ffaunenss and
do 90 f 1aa;as. and lnsertipgs;
Real sni Lace y' Swiss
I'D striped al of ss5sd Is :ss he
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ZINC hath HOUSE.

WY a; SDLERSBURG will have his rioaung batn
w House completed by the 5th day OF June, ~
which Time he will ready 70 RECEIVE sdsr ON one
S "a ,bs ia,;as an the other. Iis very neatly got w.
and he hopes win spsass. h ssss 20
tribute health. Single PAIN =, his Psnsr
Store on Prs, street. between Main and camoie. 49,
The house Is Just below Lama,co wnan; oRpv Wan
.,eam mill HS confidently believes that all no "'sn
10 contribute 10 their health will give HIM CALL
/ fe2d3m
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pocr9IEs AND PROVISIONS.
vr>Ht eaI colorei Store at the corner OF NAN aho
Eourth streets is still in full blast JUST give me
call and will be bound to sell you d. s"'"P 80 '
have C..nee and Sugar Of different kinds.
Currents, Reasons. Figs, but no ~"''
Matches Scgars, Tobacco ana Shol'
Can.lrs Starch, Mustard AMI Hots. ,,,,,. D..
Dried Apples, lmonds Pea u nu. Co. crs.n,
And many other articles at this present time
Ih,ye not leisure to but INTO IN! me-
Ra, IL YOU will CALL you will not loose your ume
tof YOU WAL 70 JAMES SPALDlNG.
! ~0rrEr:..,o Bags choice deep green kio, re
IL e.iy.d DER Fanny Smith. for saie oyS 70
| tn. Sycamore near Water
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C0FAs.-Jss, received and for sale at our Furniiur'
i.nSS wooIsEy & NELSON.
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r IIE. 900 barrels White Lime. large barrels al
l. in good shipping order, for sale by n
mys0 SAMUEL Ohh.
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NEW 0HOCkHt p1wIi'Y GROCERY
ZEN RoRD has just opensa "a pn., once. VIII 70
- s;s-s ~frset ne II door 70 the rost hs iine
on Eco m hand The choicest selections VI ~ rnus
Which the and r,eS sS..', sSssr Tea and
MSs,y article warranted no sale The pSeno
.nse,fuiy 4. vi.sd 70 call and see Ben sni MD yos
| ~ Sorr sy.de there's no harm dons'
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C,HAIRS-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
" niture rooms on Water street, 81 dozen woodseat
cane seat. and sofa-seat Chairs. .or
iaDl1 WOOLSEt q N6i'ON'
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DEDsTFADS--Jus, received anu for sals low, a 10
ID of hshrost Bcdsteads. xv,sox
ianQ NOOLSkf q N6LoONs
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TSREBY GIVEN to all whom It may
Noda that BsIr ara hsinesxsn lS5ai ins h.v
frm az bIsCh 0ntnnwn. has no longer any ausnor'.!
Ing left or pa make contracts. collect money q
as as .ss ss sons % .ss
conunueo os "a will De IN no wise responsible 20.
susinr IS transaetionso Oh D. v. BisCH.
myl9
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GooD Mich COw::tas,,s.aslfs SSyk1LIEY.
A pyeT
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2N~-~-tSS @nnssnes g.
@ SMITH 81 son respectfully invite the at
Os tention OF the public to their large and ex-
tensive stock of NEW GOODS recently re-
ceived from the Northern markets, which having
been selected with particular care for the wants
of the community and being purchased for cash,
enable US to offer them on very favorable terms.
Our assortment comprises the usual variety
with additions,) of well stocked Country
Store, such as-Plantation Goods of every de-
scription Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, inclu-
ding very pretty assortment OF ladies' dress
goods and dress patterns, Silk, Ribbon, Laces,
Edging and Insertings, Trimmings, Collars,
Undersleeves, Chemsettes, Hosiery, Gloves,
and fine shoes; Gentlemen's Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods, a large stock Pertumery, Toilet
Soap, and general assortment of fancy arti-
cles; Wall Paper, Bordering and tire-board
patterns; Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crock
cry and Glassware, Hardware, Cutlery, Guns
and Pistols, Coopers' and Carpenters Tools,
Hollow Ware, Nails; Hoop, Band and Bar
Iron and Steel; Lamp, Lard, Linseed, Meats
foot and Olive Oils; White and Black Lead
and other Paints Litharge, Varnish, Putty and
Glass. Also-Rice, Pickles, Preserves and
Jellies, Lump Sugar, Teas, Coffee, Pepper,
Spices, Ginger, Mustard Saleratus, Soap, Can
dies, Vinegar, Tobacco and Cigars Manila,
tarred and cotton Rope; Packing Yarn, Oakum,
and Blocks; together with host Of other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
franklin Oct 20, 1853.
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An Artist as ,ras an Artist.-A party

An artist as tras On Artist.-A party
met at the "above Bleecker street,
mansion OF friend who had made
" lucky hit" in the tea, cake, and coffee
business, and set up his establishment
on the ton principle. Everything was
recherche. as one of the gentlemen with
moustaches observed, and the tapestry,
the carpets, and the pictures were
" b-e-e-w-tifulw as the young LADIES
said.
One of the finest "works of arp en-
bellishing the parlor walls of the host,
Mr.. Alright, was large and exqui-
sitely elaborated crayon sketch OF
Ruth at the Well,n and of course this
chef GRuure attracted no little atten-
ton; and when the encomiums were
coming thick and fast from the ladies
aAb-b.fbF fBat5hh 5he shpsTT, h9st came me up and
dies-isn't it grand 2"
Be-e-e-w-tiful p cried they.
"Superbi very fine p said the gents
"My wife drew that" said Alright
"You don't say son' exclaimed the
ladies.
as it possible! splendid genius u
echo the gents.
"Can't be beat-wouldn't take 500
for it p says the host.
Hundred dolarsn exclaimed one OF
the gents, Mortified at the idea of an
"above Bleecker" talking of selling
the efforts of his wife's genius; its
worth S10OOn
"Oh. dear don't mention it," cried
the ladies. Mrs. Alright will be posi-
lively shocked at your remarks upon
her picture !"
swell, it's pretty-very pretty" con-
tinued the host They get 'em up in
Paris, 'spect, pretty cheapw
"On, what dem'd vnlgaw fellawo
-s0tto uoce-says gent; :" he talks
as mercenary as dem;d Jew, or a
Gipsey, over the divine labors of his
elegant wife! Shocking! Horrid !"
"Dem'd horridI' was whispered
around
During this hubbub over the picture,
Mrs. Alright came brushing into the
parlor, rattling and rustling in stiff bro
cadeS and lace-work. The gents were
first 10 observe that Mrs Alright did
not pour-tway" any very highly de-
veloped physiological or Psychological
evidences of great genius; she might
be great in domestic affairs, but she
hardly looked the artist! The ladies and
the gents gave Mrs. A. all manner of a
reception, of course, and louder than
ever went on the eulogium of the pic
ture.
said Mrs "A A. We fEa hsd i 6tfsy Jtft atfGEu at Gur
house, and poor young fellow put up
his pictures; Mr.. Alright made me
take ticket, and drew that picture p
Somebody announced " supper" about
that time, and all vamosed.
New York Yankee Notions
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

ME have just received, per schrs. Eliza Jane
w and Nancy Plasted, an extensive and com
plete assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, Sc
lected with the utmost care and attention by the
senior partner OF the firm.
We would respectfully call attention to our
assortment of LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
consisting in part OF rich flowered black and CO.
ored silk dress patterns and robes, do. do. satns
de chine and cashmeres, do. do. mousseines de
laine and robes, embroidered silk and velvet man
tletts Talmas and sacs an elegant assortment
of embroderies, Valencienne collars, chemlsettes
and sleeves, &C. silk and velvet ribbons and
dress trimmings Of the latest styles; superior
article of ladies' Shoes which for beauty OF style
and durability cannot be surpassed.
Our stock of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NLSHING GOODS AND CLOTHING
comprises the latest and most elegant styles Of
superfne frock and dress coats, office coats vel
vet coats, sac coats, gentlemen black and blue
cloth Talnas, Esquimaux coats, and over-coats
Of every description also, an extensive assort-
ment of Pantaloons and Vests and superior
article of Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gloves, &c.
We have also large and well selected assort-
ment of HOUSE-FURNISH GOODS
such as floor oiI-cloths, carpets, mating, carpet
and Manila rugs, window shades, curtains, par
lor and office CRATES, stoves, cooking utensils,
crockery, hollow ware, glass ware, wall paper,
fire screens, SC.
Our stock of PLANTATION GOODS is
very large and well assorted, consisting in part
of lamp, lard and linseed oils; hoop, band and
bar iron and steel nails and hardware general
w.; Manila, tarred and cotton rope; packing
yarn, saddlery, carpenters tools, &c.
We would respectfully solicit aa inspection of
our stock, which will be disposed Of on reason
able terms. ISAAC LEVY Il co.
Franklin. Oct 81, 1853.
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Hou to cure Deafness Bob R
was IA character. This assert with
out the fear of contradiction; though,
as to whether he ever had any charac-
ter, is a question | am not so well pre-
pared to answer. Be that as il might,
however, he formerly officiated as a
doorkeeper at one of the principal thea
tres, which position he sustained in a
manner that was almost unbearable
by the patrons of the house.
Bob was unfortunate; for he was not
only deaf but suffered. Bob, likewise,
had the singular and peculiar little fail
ing Of borrowing money and forgetting
TO pay it. This is such rare-such a
very rare peccadilio with the world in
general, and theatrical officials in par
ticular, that | thought it worth men,
tioning.
One morning Bob was dunned by
Dick s., person to whom he owed
five dollars.
"Come, Bob. can't you pay me that
money to-daym said the man.
awe g-give day p-per-f-f-formance
n-n-next Thursday !" replied Bob.
q don't want 10 know when you
give day performance, | want my
money"
"N-n-no, we don't play Money !
Jack Scott appears in the drama of the
Wizard Of the Wave"
"Curse the Wizard of the Wave ? +"
exclaimed the man; II want those five
dollars you owe me-"
.Y-y you're quite right, the robbers
in the l-l-ast scene was first rate"
Dick then wrote what he wanted on
page of his memorandum book. and
handed it to Bob.
"f-I-I can't see," said that individual
.I-I-I-n
Finding all his efforts useless, after
the lapse OF few moments, Dick asked
sdeafy in low voice" What will
you have TO drink gu
. 4 l-l.littls brandy and scater :" re-
piled BOB, promptly.
Dick instantly sloped, firmly con-
vinced of Bob's roguery.
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Removal,

TNHE undersigned begs leave to inform his
i friends and the public in general that he has
removed his store from No SO Canal street tfor-
merly No 13) to No. lis on ne street, be-
tween Royal and Bourbon, (Touros Buildings)
and that he will always have on hand large
and well selected stock Of Staple and Fancy
DIR Y g o 20 ID S,
which he will sell at the Uery iolcea prices.
ALso-An kinds Of Plantation COOL and
Negro CLothiRg always on hand
P. A. HEBRARD,
No. lis Canal street (Touro's Buildings
between Royal and Bourbon streets,
5-tf NEW ORLEANS.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
New Fall Goods.

TUST RECEIVED-By the Eliza Jane and
j Nancy Plaisted, new, large and complete
assortment OF Fall and Winter Goods, which |
have selected with great care in New York, Bos-
ton, and Philadelphia, consisting OF plantation
supplies OF every description, fancy and staple
dry goods, ladies fine dress goods, clothing, cut
Iery and hardware OF all kinds, saddles and sad
dery, crockery ware. wall paper, hats and caps,
house furnishing goods of all klnds-ln short
most complete assortment of every article kept
in country store, and well adapted to the trade,
all of which will be sold at moderate prices,
bopipg thereby to give satisfaction to my Gus
toners and receive their liberal patronage as
heretofore bestowed. ROBERT HARE.
franklin Oct g. 1853.
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~ Schoolmasters' salaries are ad-
yancing "down East" After the 1st
of March next most of the teachers in
the various public schools in Bosten are
to have their pay increased. The sala-
ries of masters in the Latin and High
Schools will remain as at present, S2400.
Masters of the Grammar schools are to
receive $500 per anuun, instead of
$500, as at present. The salaries Of
sub masters of Grammar schools will
be increased from S1100 TO S1200-or
$1,000 for the first years service, Sl100
for the second, $1,000 for the third and
thereafter. Ushers of the Latin and
High Schools will receive $500, in
stead of $1,000. The salary of ushers
in the Grammar schools will be in
creased from $500 10 5000 Head as
sistants in Grammar schools Qemalesl
will receive $3.50 per annum, instead of
S40O, and the present pay of $3.50 to
female assistants will be changed 10
S400. The salary of the master of
Normal school is fixed at S2400 per an
mum.
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THHIS Essence is warranted to possess, in a
! concentrated form, all the valuable proper
ties of Jamaica Ginger. and viii be found on
trial an excellent family medicine. 1t is particu-
larly recommended as tonic to persons recover
ing from fever or other diseases, few drops i'm
parting to the stomach glow and vigor equal to
a wine-glassful of brandy or other stimulant,
without any of the debilitating effects which are
sure to follow the use of liquor of any kind, and
it is therefore especially serviceable to children
and females To the aged it will prove a great
comfort; to the dyspeptic, and to those who are
predisposed to gout or rheumatic affections, it
gives great relief; and to the inebriate who de-
sires to reform, but whose stomach is constantly
craving the noxious liquor, is invaluable giving
tone to the digestive organs and strength to re-
sisttemptation, and is consequently great agent
in the cause of temperance.
Dose.-For grown person, one tea-spoontul;
for child ten or twelve years old, half a tea
spoonful: and for child from two to FIVE years
old from fifteen to twenty drops-to be given in
sugar and water.
Gr For sale in Franklin by DIR. G. RABE.
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For Sale.

IN The subscriber offers for sale on rea
fEa7H sonabe terms, the House and Lot now
-EEG=Msoccupied by him on Third street. The
lot is 50 by 300 feet, and has upon 1t a comfort
able one story house and out-buildlngs attached
embracing every convenience for a small family
There is also a Carhenter's Shop on the lot
which will be sold along with the other buildings
or by itself to suit the convenience Of purchasers
Terms made known on application to
LUCfUS SUTLIFFE.
Franklin, June Is, 1858. 23-tt.
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Splendid New Goods.

M MAYER respectfully announces that he
W. is now opening superb stock of DRY
GOODS, selected by himself from the northern
markets during the past summer. An exami-
nation will convince the public that in quality
and variety they are inferior to none in the mar
ket and that they offered at prices that
cannot fail to give satisfaction. Ladies are re-
quested to give him an early call, and make their
selections in season.
Franklin, Oct. 27, 1853.