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Who are yet stting with him, especially Aa Of The
Tsrr she sp Ike. ans, rising from ths stone. drew
Ter son sls0 from his seat, willing follower. tn
csM down in silence, ponderiag the weighty
mailer.
Ink AMERICAN MEDICAL MONTHLY for Sep.
tember contains variety Of interesting medi-
cal and surgicel cases, which cannot fail to
prove Of value to the profession generally
There are also some excellent articles on the
study Of medicine in New York medical educs-
ton, and the cholera,
Whittaker's practice under the Amended
Code Of Procedure seems to have met with
so much favor amongst the profession that
second edition of the work has been called for.
The new volume will be published towards the
end Of this month, and will contain notices Of
all recent works on the subject down to the day
OF publication, with q well digested appendix
Of forms and rules srboined.
Zone Thousand Things Worth Knowing" is
the title of a cheap compendium of valu tble
recipes and in struction in the useful and do.
mestc arts. II ispublished by Merone 81 Butch
er, Of Nassau street, and should be in the hands
Of every housekeeper
We have receive from Horace Waters seve-
rsl pieces of new music which appear to be
popular The comic ballad .'Vil,kens and his
Dinah," which bias been such a favorite in Eng
land, has been arranged afresh by Thomas Ba-
ker; and though 10 our thinking by no means
improved by the arrangement" is still likely
10 fiod admirers. Let me Alone" sour girls"
and other ballads as well as several instru-
mental pieces, Will speak for themselves.
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Frxs ~ oInER sIREEr --pctween ore and two O'Clock
Satursy morpir an alarm gwen for the seventh
district, caused By Gro hius tco Ia building
at No. o. oliver street The 6seulen ths
spot and esfipgushad tbs hses before they Gid much
damage 1be Gre toe IN o second story occupied
by Of intem peTae habits who II seems had rot
Der bed clothing on Ore. iho bcdss ed somewhat
damaged Insp viii not ezcecd $40. The building not
injured BY the Gre.
Fmy SPRING srEyn The alarm CT Arc last night In
tbe Fifth district, o. about O'clock sioped BY
the burapg OF phi. limp In oyster lar kept
by Mr. oBrien, ut No 40 spring street. Of ku
berry street The lamp IL ssena fell on tho aoor and
set rc 70 Of the Fixtures, nDt oxtnguished
before ~ had limo TO do much damage No Insurance.
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Her~sa Marine Oorrcspsndcscs.

KEY WEST Fla, Sept s-Arr Aug "a ship Indian,
c. iii NYcrb, (snd FL, cath from N0rleaus silce
2stb chip Sersmpere, Reed, N0rleans forHavrs Sept
schr Johu Ross Collins, Tampa 4th schr EHzabets,
Williams, NYork: 9Th schr " Spafford, from NYorx.
sid Aug 20 sr Edwin fiye, Fle for Boston, 3Ist brig
r.rp Mobile; sept brig Tavernier Boomers for NYork
9Th, sch- iizate eth, williams st Marks
crew. he put four OF her lahore. and having
placed them wlih others sailed for her destination.
sbip Se,aupere, bound to Havre. put In Ia distress
With the yellow fever board She has lost four Of
crew. and Il had TO 10 Ha to ship others
in thor pisces.
PORT JEFFEpSoN, Sept l2-- Arr schss Island Re'le
Hulse warcham ssrah l. Anna, Fourier, Albany;
Slope Gsyele, Carpenter New raven; Champion. Ham
mond NYc'k; Emperor Darling, do: Henry stannard
Turner, Brdeeoort; alice. Davis, Huutice ton; 18th
schr ismond. Norton, Fail River 18th Farmer M ton
Nor sich: Starlight (yacht), Johnson NYork; Mo-
Kee, Leaning, Providence Sid 18th sloops Ooera EN-
mons. Esmburg; Remark Holman, Middle Haddam; s +
Jay ne, He pains, Bridgeport Ohio fer NYork Island
Belle Bulse 90; 18th Sarah Anna. Fourier, Troy;
Carlton jayne (new, 2Ss 70 et tons), Tyler, NYork
EpGa RTOwN. Sept 12-.rr schrs Ontario simouton
NYork for Portsmouth; Planter. Thomas 20 for Els
worth Opt IT. rden do for AGO; Senate Eliot do for
Boston tlsware, Rasten, Nswab NJ, for Boston, With
loss Of fcress stove bulssrks gale of 10th inst
1S'b-Ip port brig Amoret and some others, bound X
Br bri, Prescott Ia still Ashore on Cape Pose
Also arr schrs Susan, Russell Rondout for Nantucket
JOB Compton. Phi adelphis for Boston; Oscar
ONE -, NYoak for Portland; Artist. Hobart, do for
B. ston Trsr quill seaman. for Boston Inverse Glover
DO fer Boston, Emily Hannah Ward, am BOY for Bos.
tor; Glsacus, Ward, do for Bos'ou.
leth--in port the above and brig Amoret
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Fot5inJ Ouse on the Fire Poiats The nsighborhocd
~ the Five Points which for many rnonths has
NAMED In nDn,heyne innocence. st early hour
Ssturdoy mcrpirg, maj the thcetrc OF of those
plight trsvle for which It OF oil 20 celeb -ated
The attention Of the police Of the sixth ward sed
20 great hubbub ct the corner Of Little Water and
Antbonv street On arriving thoro they found q man
rerasd frspcis MCue, badly stabbed With DIRK koife
The flow had been gvsn him nv FeAncis Gerry
ha alleged, IN quarrel With hl relative some
NH by cscr Of them aad Of course to us Gerry
very arrested The complaint OF tho injured
On being oonvtyed hosors Justice Clarhe at the
Tcu,hs he was committed for exar,ioati~n. Whom viii
the knife to be used ssay 70 human lite In
cit, that boasts Of haviDg thousand policcmen
always on dutJs
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Three were arrested o. the Western steam
toats, Of Buffalo, the 9Th inst suspssou OF hsviue
tsen spssesd rcbbns tAs sxptss messsses az Cncsn
DaE, Of e4c,co0 s.-.t-
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Al Zurich, switssTiarS on ausvst n En- lsAy 9
b 0oundie, o. Coasul that piAes, Of dsugttss.


INV T0Ek, ooptembSt To- I00E
TO fHu YDTrO8 or tbs HnsALH
Plesse ccr1eot false report Of my masriAg. In Hort
ford ON Aond-y last and publisbeA In tn HRALD e
the 18th ana ibth inst, such MARI has taken
plao~
PhilAdsiphs, Bostoa and Halifax papers please copy
GEO. N. RYAN.
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LAuScHD-At Portland 10th inst, by Asssrs Haanch.
arc Sn, superior ship OF about 500 tons caSd the
Pobert -iomsn, ed by the builders and Messs
Eel midi Co Of this CITY and Intended for thsr liz OF
New Yort and Antwerp pac cts, to be commanded by
Capt = ram Woodside. Of brunswick, We
At Brewer, Me-, 18th instant, BY d c Oakes,
Eq superior schr II le0 tons called f1vins Cloud
Owned by Mr. A Dealipg and the master OF Bangor;
hwis Son and VIM Hm ter, Of Bost,n he il intend
Cd fora Bangor sod Boston packet 10 the Dispatch Line
al d vi ] he comm suded by Capt Edmund Chasa
At Buck sport 7th inst, by Messrs n Suasey Il Co.
superior sbip Of about 1000 called ths Joseph
Folsom ovred by the heirs Of Il late Joseph Folsom
Eq and the buildsrs AMI is to be commanded ~ Capt
Arthur Hesgan.
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echr seoatoT. Robots. SMYRNA
schr Matilda. O'Briro. CHATS, l6dayu-
schr Con KesrDev Lowell Bottom, Z days.
sehr Va , Jane Nicasrsoc. eosten for Albany
achr sriper Ntct esscn Boston for Albany.
l. VI Empire. rAwey Portissd
~, '"ry, 'turges Boston Tor Albany.
49, aph BAL Watts Portland
- vnss Eaton, Portland.
ssS- n an, Munroe. toodo1t tos Pan River.
sos. ~epre..ee, rs,sbina Roodout 'ef Eswblryport
sch, y uIios Dix Port Eweu for Boston
scn, y. ~ Brush Your &, Port Econ fov Eau River.
sioop Hoe. ,tio LAWSON Port Even Tor Fan River.
BELOW
sSIp Mntos (of BossOn)' ustedais, from Bristol -
Ship Erie (of Bah. from Cardiff. Aug l. with railroad
ircn
Ship Southport fIem liverpool
=. lied
sesr ships Baltic Livery~ IL jamestown, Norfolk 10.
Wind during the day from w.
rBv sAHDv HOOK PnrsrrHN TsLsonASa1
THY n NMANDs, Sept 16.
Ship sou thcort, from Liverpool 70 sturses, Chairman
b Co, Is CON ing up the lower bay
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nv ne3fL DOW S9ys II. III tLG ftBnt nonr GOES nv
cone IL the tight maiden does not show herself,
then The choosing Is far OF, snd the fear OF taking
O false step mostly preva.la ] must tell you, NV
sop: 30. believe, you have choaen, for your heart
il morn than usually sensitive. Own il frartly, Cor
my soul tells me already: II is yon maiden, the
exile, whom you have chosen
"Desr mother, you have ssid II ~ was the qu,,k
Jeply of the SON. Eyes, It is she! ard II do not
bring her home bride this vecy day she Will travel
on end vanish altogether perhaps amid tho chaos OF
war and dresry wanderines from place to place.
Mother, etc rpallyin vain viii the rich inheritance
then gov before my eycs; in vain for me will
coming years be fruitful. Yes, the old house aud
ga, den will lcse their charms md even mothers
love itself will not be able TO comfort my poor
heart. For lcve, when she knits her bond, loosens
every other; ard IL il not tho maiden only who
leaves father ard mother behind, when she follows
the husband OF her choice the young, man, too,
knows nothing more OF mother md father when no
sees the girl he loves going OF from him. There
fore let me 20 whittier despair may drive me. For
father bss spoken the word Of scnaration, and hts
house IL no longer mine when he shuts the door
against the eiIl whom alone Of all others wish to
To THE the good mother answered promptly:
"Like rocks men stand ssuDdcr whom they quarrel
Unmoved ard proud, neither win make advances,
neither win move his tongue 70 inter the first kind
word. Therefore. / tell you. son: cherish tue
bore that be win yet htrots her TO you II she be
good ard honest, although she Ia poor, aud be has
talked 80 strongly apaipat receiving poor girl.
For he rays many things in bis passionate way,
which he never Jocs and this is one Of them. Bot
he d. msnds good word, and has right to demand
IL: for he Is father! Besides, We very well know
bis singer IL amer dinrer, whom be speaks violently
and calls in qusstion the motives OF others, never
reSectiDp: the wine strs mp all the eco,gy Of bis
violent win, and prevents him FROM hearing tho
words Of otbers no bears and feels himself alone.
But evening comes on, and herr 10 thcn much talk
between him ard bic friends. He IL fav more eep-
tie, know, hen tte excitement II over, ard he
has lively feeling Of the wrnnG he did. Coma
We VIII tzy'M instantly, f6e he bold venture only
succcds, ard No VII need The ed q he frkads
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ssem for Phladsphia (see dsasfers)- Cid brig Thesis
su.srai.. 81 ships ssuantDm, %sosiiam, and Eyise
A Ass eeor' reported IN Hampton R0.a
In ismpSon Rsads--sh,ps Manaarine VIM Pattsu end
bark Apollo, all from City Point and outward bound
Brg Tailor (B), Grozicr from Newport Wales With r.E
NEW I0NTor-lrr scpt "A prop Decatur, Ger, New
York for Norwich schrs Ary Jane Fitzgerald, NYorh
Lawrence Allen NYork for Boston; THO, Wont worth,
Rondout; Capitol IinnAt Ab.ry fer Bson; John Ran
sns IT,
wineaisy, albany. for Bsstss; Slle, Launsd Ace.
Richmond, Shoals, Nyork for Portland; Abby Weld.
Ballard n l.dephia for Bath chas Ha viey, Jeau.ngs
ton; oscar Aliens Ho,t albany for Provdencs sloop
ccmmsfoy, Tyler. Albany for Providence
pa ia sept ssar1 geo Sipos,
Pearl, Kelley, Albany.
NsACOLA-Ar previous 70 sept bris~ M.rycoba.
Mrsncy, Grant. Siorf D'''' W. '''
PHiLATIIPBIA-Arr Sept It, PM brig Mary PertInsp
Sarah Perry, NBedSod llmra JOY, Ry3er suuvas, We
Cd schrs sturtevsnt, Corson; Weston, MoIloy; 0sa
Buren, ss' eS.. SssS:
Lsr Boston; Asrsarst Tsndlston: sioasssssr; Sam
stck Wstson Milton, Mass; Hendrix Hudson CnasIssb
haven Brsss. Ticiorsen, NBsdsora; Athss, Rice, Nee
POSTsMoUTF--Arr Sept "A schr Daniel Webster,
Williams Philadelphia
schr Ocenn star, ridden, Norfolk. CD brig Torna
Mitchell. Havana.
RocKLAND-sid Sept 10 schs Arculsriu., alas
Wright Aurora, only Son and Chesapeake. NYork.
SxvANNAH-Arr sept III ships Ellen (Br), Mc9errys
Liverpool Lady westmorelane Orb strachen, Csrai6-
wales; brig Mary (Br) Kende Cardiff, Wales. Cid schr
Encbantress, simpson, NYork
sEARsPORr-sid sept 10 brig Teos, Hartman, Pbilar
delphia.
sALEM--Ar, sept IA bark Harold (Brl, petchen New
castle T. July 20. Sid schr . l. Perry Pht,sde pnA,
Arr 10Th schr1 Globe Ells NYork. Cid bark John
swaeey Arnold, WCoast Of Africa. sid brig. Strng-
shire; fam Small Tr,adwen philadelphia schrs sara-
togs Richmond; David Smith, Philadelphia; Ottawa
Merorn: and others bound
TAUNToN-s1d ept 10 schrs saml Lenox and J.
Crochey, PhEaS elpiia
vINAiHAvEfs--s1d sspt brig Rdeout, Smith, RH's-
more.
WILMINGTON, Nc-An Sept IL sohr Eoho Jeass, \
York via Norfolk Tor Salllo River (see us ssts~s) Ud
briggs Con Boyd Clark Boston: 10th Ftter, Kendall
Boeton; ecar L p Smith. DeTrickson NYofk. ~
| WAgERAw--Arr Sept s,hrs Aga ~ant kYork; 6ths
David coolett chase, dc sth, Monitor, esraosr; Ad
yentarc, NYork; Fakir dos Thomas Pass Alexasdvias
WIN Tyson, Baltimore; RoaDoks Amoey sd 9th ssess
| Nsssor. ETori; Hume, Albany; Potcmae, usxaodrN
Nov rvllsht, NYogA; fsth, AlsEaadw \, fhasdsiehls
lAh, 4 Nlkinbarg. AlsxandfiA
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CUT HIS TOE OFF!

The evidence here given in favor of ,iARDlNER'S
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost incredible
Ia those who have tested great htai1g P0eers
nevertheless give tin Mr. Dodge own words, as We
SNOW il Ia b. true:
Mr.. Willis DODGE. living near Cynthiana Pasey
rouuiy Ind. that last ~Her about Christmas. while
engaged in ch"ppng wood, he cut his foo, very bad. he
repaired to the house got his boot of, and found thai
his great To cut of: he sent i'm nedateiy for but
tie of q GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER, las he
had heard OF its being used for fresh cuts) and hav
put tine toe back To its place. using The Magic
Wound Healer and in short time the pain and sore
all len: he continued the of the Msc Wound
Healer. and ia few weeks
HIS TOE GROVED ON .3GALNr!
ne, &c having ihfained or become sore.
Mr. Dodge he may he refcrre 10 as 20 the bene
fts e receives; from the ofte Magic Wound Heal
he has ed il ia eyeral in his family and
II is the best remedy for fresh cut, he used.
Numerous certificates could be given but think the
foregoing sufficient, they show conclusvey that Car
diners Magic Wound Healer uiN fre-h cuts and
h; fresh tsreitad with the Magic Wound
not infame or become sore.
" p Preparce 10y JAS. J.. GARDINER.
Sold ny Thomas Newman. Mount Vernon, Ind.
," +" Y. Hailock. Princeton,
Woolsey * Linck. Evansville
and by Country Merchants generally. lfebls2md5Uw
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READ The FOLLOW G

FJNENTINONT. regards the magical influence that
L GARDINES'S MAGIC WOUND HSA LER exsrts
over Fresh Cuts:
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
Fancy FARM. Franklin Co, Ill.,
august 18th, ioj3
Mr.. GARDINER
Sir: have had your Magic Wound Healer in my
family the lat year. aud have used in several cases.
will mention two al them IN particular: Last
winter was ch"pping and my struck limb and
glanced and struck my ankle, which IL cut very bad.
used nothing else II but your Magic Wounu Heal-r,
aud IL well in about two weeks. Our little child,
which is about eighteen months old. had yer! bad
breaking out il. headm wife put nothing else on 10
but your Magic Wound Healer. and " cured II in few
days. have also used il my ors;s, and il gives gen
eral satisfaction Respectfully, yours.
GEORGE X. MARVEL.
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COMMlsSiUNER,s SALE

" pursuance Of decree of the Knox Circus Court
the undersigned. Commissioner, will Expose pub
lac sale. exccutIVu at the Court House door, ia VIM
cenncs, Mondy the 9TH day OF March 1cJi between
the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and O'Clock p VI. Of sand
da,, lot hundred and eleven, the borough
OF NinccBDes, with tie buildings thereon, and the
chihery and nXturvs be obgIng to- AMI the Cot
ton Mill -aid lot. add thing else forming part
OF said Mill and used the running thereof. 4 nc tuN.
proyc riy known the Banner totton Factory. Inc
rents and proEs for Years will be offered III iur
and t.en II necessary, the Will DC V
cred.
The terms are cash. but arrangement can be made FOL
credit as 10 the larger part on proper security.
M" SAMUEL JUDAH.
VinceDnes, Feb. 10, "a. Il Di4tds
Ytneenaes PARROT.
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ny THE Z. AND "a. RAILROAD.
SATURDAY, Fsbrusr! 18th.

Foster & Brown-t9 bales gunnies. i do twtne;
W Carpenter-ie sds flooring ~ lo weaiherboardiDg
xoors, window france, 3.jUO shingles; Humphrey
3taao stone; = Mitchell d Son-i bale sheeDg, Lx
dry goods, do toots, Dale wick do pattng. doz
brooms bale swine, bg sh.,t, bdls lead express
pdhii tUaie sunntes, bos ale, bxs books, metallic
cases; helie Fsrns a. Co.'s sxs dru2s; Coiburn q
Eershoerge--s mattresses: Veuncusa-- corn heller,
Baies gannIes, 10 do twine: Morgan. Keen & fresUB
bx dry xooss, bale La, lor & Harvey 50 oxs sack
AIis * Hoscs-i bbi ale, jug WHISKY! Foster q Brew
- bales gaHnes do t~ine; Merritt. Field Il Col
bale bageinx; & W Heiiiy-i log chaih, saw. Dbl
cement, Q Ok cheese. " N w hzieigh-l bxs c ware, I
do dry goods, - rour bJl.-pork bills.
Receipts.
sreep bides Sam Orr; 81 SKIS corn. bxs saddles. ]
hbi t.3icco Mitchell * Sou, 5ls SKIS wheat, la,
e. Harvey; Is coops chickens Holk - bys corn,
Psptcr * Co; 80 do do q w Reilly: ~ bbis four Al,is
4 aowes.2 aorses. VI spcer. / do. * Taylor.
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STATE OF INDIANA, Icc
Marlborough County.i 10
In the Marlborough Circuit Court
Elzey g. Burkam, laiptin,
against Action TO foreslose
James Madison Case and Mortgage.
Rachel Case his wife, Def'ts.
affidavit having been fled with the Psintih COM
N plant in the office of the Clerk Of The Vanderburgh
Circuit Court, setting forth that the said Defendants.
James Madison Case and Rachel Case, his wife. are
not is eser OF them, resGent In the State OF indi
ana but that the, reside Oregon California. az
fan! is Informed and believes and that they neces
sary parties To the above entitled action.
The said Defendants therefr hereby notified Of
the pencncy OF the above entitled action in said court
and that the will trial the Of
said Court TO begun and held at the Court House in
the city of Evansville, Oh the third Monday in April,
1854. JACOB LCNKENHElNER,
Jones & Blythe, CIR of said Court.
Auys for Plaintiff. [ieL9-2wd-3tw
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ARDlN EK.S
MAGIC WOUND HEALER!

This Is decidedly the greatest Remedy for the cure Of
Fresh Cuts and Bruises, that has ever
been before the Public.
IL will cure Fresh Cuts.
IL Will cure Flesh Bruises.
u viii cure Fresh Sprains.
IL will ours Sore Nipples.
Ii will cure Chapped Hands.
IL will cure inA.mcd Eyes.
md: all External Injuries.
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MATTRASSES

COLBURS & He SHBERGEK have now on hand a
~ large assortment OF Shuck Aattrass Of the
Also, Moss, Cotton aud Han Mat;sses, m&e 10
order ut the shortest notice. Country Merchants
Hotel ers will do we'll examine Mattresses
fore purchasing else where tend our snail
DC of the best qu.ty aud az the lowest prices.
ian, fosterss block First street b.t,,w Man
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FRon N.w OELx.xs-Per keindeer--20 bags coffee,
bads sugar IL bbis olosses o. hf obls IL" - bxs
wme Lewis * cray; ~ hn.is sugt. Vennenian
"a dines = r. Gilbert & TO, baes gunnes, 3Sl bbis
m.iassees ba cotton, Tay Tor Harvey ~ bales gun
ni,s > Mitchell; hh.is sugar, Headen; Tx Uear
meat coc 10 hhds sugar, ID casks soda, A.
Enpiate, 81. eJ1 pound freigbts.
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CURRENCY RATES.

INDIANA NEW JERSEY.
State Bank 81 branches. par All Solvent Bar Ks par
New Stock Banks..... par LOUISIANA
CLIO. Branches ia Orleans. par
State Bank ~ Branches. par ALAB ANA.
independent tanks par All Solvent banks. g dis
State Stock Bank top). .5dIs N. & ;. CAROLINA.
lnpl.. par All Solvent Banks... g dis
KENTUCKY GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks... par All Solvent Banks g dis
Vf1SlNIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent Banks. par New StkSecurty B'ks dis
TENNESSEE WiSCO YSlN.
All Solv eat Banks. dis All Solvent Banks. 3 dis
MISSOURI Fire ~ Marine lns. Co.'S dis
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks.... , dis
All Solvent Bank par Michigan In. Co. dis
z jNNSYGVA MA. CANADA.
All Solvent Iks par Al Solvent BanSs.. dis
EXCa ANGE.
New York. Buying at -. Selling. prem
Cincinnati Buy Selling prem
COI>J
American Colt Buying prem Se!ling.......l Prem
Silver Oh mge... = }" ........5 prem
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with myself my Sen. Viii
liam T.. The business will hereafter be conducted
under The ST! lie vi John >. Mitchell n Sor.
JOHN =. MITCHELL.
Evansville, Feb. IL, 1854. lfeL,4-.f
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EXCHANGES, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE. .-f ft.Ht

CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL BY
. G COPELAND, BANK Err, sEa
Dealer IN ErehGage. Cola Lad WGrrGnfs, UaeIrrsst
.Asaey, Se., Se.; Ofes OF sirst ST. near Main.
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MOI. ZOE

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEtSHlP.
TINHE lirne heretofore existing between lngle,
i Wheeler & iglehart. Attorneys Law is this day
dissolved 10y mutual consent. Jonn Inglc. ". has
tired. a. e. Wheeler takes and repre- all the bust
Of the hrm Real Estate Agencies, which are
TAX EN- and represented by Asa lSleha.t
JOHN iNGLE, JR.,
Il. q. WHEELER.
feba Nv ASA IGLEHART.
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j. CCPPLES,

TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER AND STOVE STORE,
Corner First and Sycamore sts.
Il CCPPLES has opened his store at the absve 10.
81 cation. opposite besneut Vieics, where he Is
prepared 10 10 ali ADds OF Tia, sheet Iron Copper
wois. noonug, Guerng, sc.. de-, the best nianner
and al lowest priess. tie also Keeps Oh hand u
riety OF
COOKING STOVES,
aud othc- kinds Of similar stoves
can be purchased IA the city. The public respect
uiiy Invited 10 call. febl. 1T