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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-08
BErF C,rTLE &C. Fon SAFE.

BEEF CATTLE &C. FOR SALE.
r-G- Npt LID notify my Butcher friends and others
S inter- sted. that viii be at the salt Well
- week with lot Of hne aud fat Beef Cattle better
- brought t. this market. aud also Mich
Cows sheep. Sc which would the part euar
ton OF ctzers. have also Tor sale tine of Horses aud
Mules to satisfy all orders Those wanting anything of this
Kind. viii please leave word the salt ell
Mills. New Harmony. WALLACE G0RDEN.
e2J d&su
VNTATCuES.-TIME. BEAUTY AND DURABILITY
w CONFINED Just reed. by Adams \ Co Express
from New York the finest lot Of Silver Watches
into this ket rising Hunting and Opa
Esapements. Lepine ESQ PIGMENTS aud English Levers
e9 T.. HUSTACE LIST street Main.
ESOR PRESERVING bills Refined White Sugar.
X for sale loN by
eyI0 ). E. GILBERT CO.. Sye near Water
TENEtS.-Reeeived per st, oiOldet Gate
H. Shalf-ehst extra hns Young ysOn Gunpowder and I'm
perial;
half-chcst extra Black Tea:
IS eaedies hne Young Hyson, Gunpowfer I'm
perial,
halchest extra fine Tea in quarer papers; for
sale at lowest market prices. by T. 4 ID. HEIMANN.
e27.
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AGENTS:
r. w. Sloan. l9l Broad st. New York
Scott 81 Co.. Toledo.
j. :. Chenoweth * Co.. Cincinnati.
1hisi one ofhe Oldest best established and most re
liable lines OF transp sraion ia the country and as sole
"A gents Tor this section. authorised to oil @
through receipts for freigns to and from the East
very low rates, guaranteeing against any ever charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS 81 HOWARD agap,s
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HARTFORD FRS INrURtNCE CoMPANh'
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
ISrospnn-, "a ,ETEa PEEPErUaL
CAPITAL s.nO.OOo-aH paid an dHd t"'efed-
UNHIS long established and well known INSTITUTION na
III transa ted extensive insurance easihss 70
forty years throughout the United states anu tne
North American provinces IL has msd 10 seeu.
con i.nes by an and faithful luiment oi
and the ot property are assured go
policies will be- heray al
promry paid PabIie BuiIdngs ManpfaetoTies Wills Ma
hin.ry Dwellinr HOUSES stores Merchandise househou
Furnirare the stocks while IN port &C. &c
will be insured az rates low the risk viii admit
II HUNTINGTON. Prss't-
c 3 BOwERs. Secretary.
Applicable n for insurtncc may be maceso
ALLEN G. HALLOCN ACT
Main street. nearly oPpo>it the SAhK.,
eyil EFAls''''s' ~
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Nj AR lie DE POT!
REMOVED TO
MAIN ST, OPPOSITE THE BANK.
o. TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought to the
I'D West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
bic are expressly invited to examine my stock, for
will make il to their interest to patronize My stock
consists of Carrara, lite vened Dove colored la
an in blocks and slabs. American white, varigated
blue, elouded and statuaTy. which was selected with
great care atthe Vermont ca, rries.
MONUMENTS of all styles, SCROLLS, OBLElSk,
TONES, HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Countertops and Furniture Marble on hand and made
order at Eastern prices.
Grateful for the past liberal patronage, expect TO
inertia continuance of the same. Give me a call.
VI. A. LAWRENCE.
b.5orders from distance promptly and satisfac.
tA! hiled. All warranted. aug29
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SADDEEs.sy rEsie ARE AND COACH
's'asr

TRIMMINGS.
VIZ would cals the attention Of >adllers aud Coach.
w makers. and all others dealing in the above BUSH
ness, 81 fuh and complete stock, consisting part
OF Htmes, Wagon, Stage aud Buggy.
BeGthers, Patent. Enameld. Harness a. Skirting.
Buckles, Roller, Bride and Harness.
Webbing, Rein, Girth, Roller and Straning.
Pad. Trees, Japanned Brass aud Silver Mounted.
Chains, Stage and Trace.
Saddle Trees Spanish. side, Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
Also
Axels, Bands. Oil Cloths, Dack and Drilling.
Lace. FASTING aud Scanning.
Bolts. Carriage and Tire.
Saddle Nails, Brass and Lace lacks.
Bride Bits and Stirrup Irons orevery kind.
Whips Buggy, Riding. cum and Ok.
The above will sell low can be purchased in
The West. (dec2l BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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HOME I3sURtNCE COMPANY.

HOME lEsUR tNCE COMPANY.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL 500 CC0- oil Pcid IA IN CASH.
rUyuIS Contrary business about one year ago
intention of doing saf ard fair business win
90 larg, Cash CApii aud - L. LOOMS at its head We
pre Protection 10 assured equal any Insurance Com
nanv In the world POLICIES will be u' by the subscriber
on Buildings Mereh ndize Hou- ehold Goods &e, &c on
.rms favorable with other good solvent Companies.
Veins ). l.. LOOMS. Pres't.
ALGEN C. HABLoCK. Ag't..
Main street. opposite the Sank.
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CO-PaKTNERSHiP NOTECE.L

Cop PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TINE undersigned have this day formed CO-par;ner
l. snip under the name and style of =. Vauter d Mar
CONNER and will continue the Hat and Cap business
stand Main street between Frat and Second
Morgan, Keen N Preson's old stand)
We would respectfully solicit a CO. tinuance of the
patronage heretofore literally extended towards the
late firm pledging ourselves spare nothing to merit it.
p. VAUrIkR.
A. MARC DNNIER.
Persons indebted to the late firm will please call and
make settlement. ldecI
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ROOT a. SHOE MANDATORY,

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL.
sfar The undersigned would respectfully in ,rFt1
H%1 form the public, that nc has now on hand tllJ
YHy the largest and most approved styles Of W.
80 custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Md ladies' Boots BusSns Walk ~ shoes and slippers.
Also Tor Misses &c, &c. Also on hand, a splendid
stock OF Leather and Findings for sale Wholesale and
all low for cash. his old on Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel. TauSl3lyI p DEiTSNER
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Observation-Disclosures

M Fare now turning out some Of the most complete
W Engines, and other Machinery ever built in the
and at Cincinnati prices not lower. III persons
wanting anything in our line will find il 10 their interest
to call and examine our work.
mill G.. ID. EGGLESTON & co.
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lust opened fresh assortn ent Of Cloths Cassimeres
% Marseilles ard Silk VestLgs, white and cold Linen
Drills. Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Trimmings. &c
ap.9 SHANkLIN & Reilly.
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SADLERY-WARE ESTABLI 5IMENT
AND MANUFACTORY
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

N THE undersigned have purcnas, Il P-i-a
~ Livery Stable, on Locust street. and macs iIs
~ prOvements to il, and now have on hand 70
LII hire 4 good stock Of HOSES, BUGG lES an :
CARRIAGES to which we invite the attention of IN
public They intend from this time eieavor
the wants Ofthe public in this particular sud hope the
articles and terms will prove agreeable. Carriages for
parties excursions. funeral &C. hand. BEING
provided with good hostlers, prepared to board
orses and keep them in the best style
aug34 NJ. & K. II. DeGARMO.
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AN ESGLIsH QUARTER.-We published
several weeks ago an explanation Of the
English quarter of grain. There was some
discrepancy in the statement, and we there
fore publish the following from the Cincn-
natl Commercials:
In the Commercial of this morning, the
English quarter OF grain is stated as equal to
81 OF our bushels. The English quarter oil
grain is a quarter Of ton, or 500 lbs. The
bushel is one eighth Of quarter or 70 lbs.
The bushel of wheat in the United States is
60 lbs. Consequently the English quarter
of grain is equivalent to 81 Of our whea,
bushels. Grain of all kinds being sold in
England by weight, and phedt always, in the
United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-16

A PLEASANT WIFE.-It appears that Doc
tor Andrew Bell was prosecuted by his wife,
from whom he was legally separated. The
lady was constantly sending the doctor let
ters, endorsed outside with records OF her
enmity and spite. Some times she addressed
her epstle thus: "To that supreme ofrogues,
who looks the hangdog, that is, Doctor (such
doctor) Andrew Bell" Or again: "To
the ape of apes. and the knave of knaves,
who 10 recorded to have once paid debt
but a small one, you may be sure, it was that
he selected for this wonderful experiment
in fact, it was A. I'D. Had it been on the other
side of sd, he must have died before he could
have achieved so dreadful sacrifice"
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rama of thought, and sense Of loneliness
hovers over the soul.
Now, gentle reader, you that have never
essayed beyond the suburbs of your own ma
tivity, am aware of the question you would
PROFOUND, "Where is the pleasure in scenes
and thoughts of such tendency!' Go ask
the isolated wanderer who you may, his hap
Piest moments, and be will tell you, ''when
the soul is in communion with the past."-
California with all her beauty-with all her
charms--ah! with all her trials, can never erase
from memory the endearing recollections of
former years. Our days Of sunshine are rem
dered more beautiful, more lovely, by associat-
ing with them the sunshine of former years.
Cur DAYS of darkness and storms are render
ed less dark-less gloomy, by the thought
that though all around is cold and dreary,
there is still a warmth in the heart, hallowed
and frightened by the pure and sacred love
of enduring friendship. "There is COM
munon of fond hearts," and though oceans
roll between, yet often breath, sigh or a
"God bless you," is bound upon the wings OF
heavenly messengers to gladden. the heart OF
the distant though kindred spirit. So mote al
be! G. L. G..
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TELEGRAPH ACROSS THE ArLAKTrc.-A
charter has been obtained and company
engaged, in New Foundland, for the purpose
Of establishing Geographic Communication
between New York and Lond' n. The CON-
pany is styled, "The New York, New Found
land and London Telegraph Company" 1t
has already brought the line erected by the
New Foundlsnd Electric Telegraph Company
and expected to have st. Johns, New found
land, in Geographic communication with all
the cities in the Union, by the end of Septem.
Der next. We published letter from Lieut..
Maury, recently, giving an account of some
facts die covered while making series OF
deep sea.soundings, which demonstrates the
perfect feasibility OF a Sub Marine Telegraph
between New Foundlsnd and Ireland. We
hope this newly organized company will push
forward, vigorously, TO the completion Of the
great enterprise in which they have embark
ed. 1t would greatly facilitate communica-
ton between the Old and New Worlds if all
the ocean steamers would stop at st. Johns
both going and returning, until the Sub-lla.
rine Telegraph is in operation.
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ANOTHER New SrArE.-A bill to provide
for the admission of Oregon into the Union
as State, has already been reported in the
Hoese of representatives, and the Legisla-
tue of Oregon has taken the preliminary
steps towards calling a convention to form a
Constitution. The people of Oregon base
these proceedings upon the accession of popu-
lation during the ensuing year. A recent
Territorial Census shows a population of 40,
600. The increase for the next year will
have to be considerably over 100 per cent to
enttls Oregon to the new honors TO which
she is aspiring. The ratio of increase OF
population for the past three years has bee
as per cent per annum. The emigration
overland this year, from all accounts, doe,
not appear to be very large. The Oregon
isns may be disappointed in realizing thei,
expectations, an increase of SO 600 inhab hi.
tants this year is hardly probable.
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Passive AwAY.-Letters from England
allude 10 the serious illness of Charles KEN
bic, the actor, Who it is thought will not sur
vive his present illness. We regret also to
hear alarming accounts OF the health of Mr..
Samuel Rogers, the last survivor ofthe poets
who adorned the past generation. The ven
cradle bard of "memory" is now in his Goth
year. He had a fall ssme two years ego, the
effect of which has been TO contine him 10
his chair, in which he is wheeled from one
room to another. lie has of late become
more feeble, and is now subject TO faint ng
fts
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Steamboat Disasser-.SinSing OF ths
Steamer Pike-LOss of Life.

Steamboat Disasser-.Sinaing OF the
Steamer Pike-LOss of Life.
We learned the particulars of the sinking
Of this fine packet from the clerk. DIR. Halli-
day, who came up yesterday mcrningin COM
pany with the boats officers and crew on the
Fashion. The Pike left st. Loui on Thurs
day evening for Louisville, and when about
one hundred miles below St. Louis, she
struck log in big Eddy" when under full
Roadway, and sunk within three fee. Of her
hurricane deck. The loss of life hitherto
reported here and published in the St. Louis
papers, we are requested by MIR. Halliday to
state, was greatly exaggerated. Four deck
passengers and a cabin boy are ali that Gre
known to be lost. The passengers were
taken off by the Fashion, and put on board
the Telegraph No. 2, for Louisville. She
was a new boat and valued at from $4,000
to S22 900. She had considerable freight
consisting Of flour, hemp and merchandise
We hope soon to see Capt. Smith and Mr.
Halliday back in the line with a new boat
and wish them better luck
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X etu rpcd.

Col. J. Nicely Johnson, of Sacramento
City, and his lady, arrived here Sunday last,
from Washington, where they have been
spending some weeks. Col. ]. is merely OH
a visit, intending to return soon to his home
in California. He left here few years ago,
a young lawyer of limited means and fame,
to seek his fortune in the land of golden
promises. There he carved his own way,
anda very good way it has proved to be. As
commander of expeditions against the In
dians-as city attorney Of Sacramento-as
member Of the California Legislature-and
as a lawyer, citizen and man-every report
brought US has been complimentary to him,
as having done his duty in every position
and under all circumstances. We hope he
has been welcomed by many of his old
friends, although in view of the many chan
yes which have taken place in the city itself
through its wonderful progress, he will
scarcely be able to recognize old landmarks
and familiar scenes. We take this occasion
to thank him for the many favors in the way
of letters and papers he has extended US in
times by-gone, even though we had no claims
upon him through personal acquaintance.
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FsEi ~,

A. bis residence in Gibson county, Ind. on the 9th
inst, JAMES CURxy, in lie 18th year of his age.
The deceased was native OF Virginia by birth, and
emigrated TO this State from Tennessee in 1916. lie for
many years occupied the place Of school teacher and
many oftho citizens OF Gibson received their principal
education under his tuition. He esteemed as a citi.
and his death lamented not only by his relatives
but by all who knew him. For mary years he had pro-
essed faith in Christ. In his life he cxempfed ha,
faith. and in death he found peace. May all follow
him as he followed Christ. T. r. Me.
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NOTICE.
TIRTY-TwO OUT.LGTs

T,HlRTYTwO valuable ogt lots in the north east ard
i north west qrs o. section "a, 7. 6, II. 10 west and
lying the west side CT The Plank Road and less than
two miles from Evansville, will be sold at public auc
ton, the Coar House door in Evansville, Saturday,
June Sd, 1854.
These Lots contain from to elk each. and
are well situated for residences and part of them have
fine fronts ON The Plank Road.
Plots and descriptions of the same be seen by
calling the Prosrietors the land Wheeler G.
Robinson, Of Main and First streets, Evansville
TERMS:-One third cash, ard balance in !, 2 and 3
years, with interest. Title perfect
WILLIAM OLMSTEn.
CHAS. u. OLMSTED.
BY WHEELER & ROBINSON. lmy -lw
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PEOPLE OF AmEIs,Cai

Thousands of you have suffered for long years will
Rheumatic Pains, Ulcerous Sores, Sweed Legs. File.
and other complaints, that all the remedies YOU
have tried have failed TO and physicians
pronounced incurabe-yOu need suffer no longer.
remedy l. discovered and places within the react
Of ALL that will all these complaints and make Yet
young again. Ia with joy-or you shall be healed
The great remedy is the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT!
Important aud extraordinary cures daily reported
to having been performed by the Of this Lia
ment, and none who use il disappointed in its effects
~ See advertisement in another column.
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SHUN THE EPIDEMIC,

"An ounce Of preventative is better than pound of
cure" Would you preserve health and prevent sick
ness-would you be freed from all liza iliiy to bowel
complaints hux cholera, and great variety Of diseases
Incident To all climates ages and constitutions OF
If have opportunity, only nfaIlibe pre-
ventaiive; that Is DIR. BRUCE'S INDIAN VEGETAB BILE
PANACEA. The use OF this medicine so purifies the
blood, and so harnonzes the action of every organ
render the 10 the shafts of
ease Morning Chronicle.
IT FFor sale by KELLER FARSsLEY & Co., Evansville,
Indiana. Iml2
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NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NsW OkLEANs, April q, lsS@
rofsee an Warehouse Nos 81 aud % hatcher ST.,
with their coRtents except tie books snd papers
tanned ia Safe, ntirely destroy ed by fire.
the morning Of tbs 10th March. Although the Safe had
been for seyeras hous In extremely hot fire beforr
we could recover ii. AMI, being first discovered.
in red heat; being cooled with water, removed
our books and papers TO the amount OF twenty thou nd
dollars, without the slightest damage injury to rs=
Being fully convinced 10y this of the entire seefh
~ OF those Safes have procured another of the
description from the viz Richs Freproof
Safe sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No. - Magazine street,
and commend them to all Win desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case Of FIRE.
PRICE. WALSH & CO.
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The State Medical Association will hold
their annual convention at Evansville, COM
mencing tomorrow. There will be Dele
gates here from different sections Of the
State, and an interesting, although not very
large meeting, is anticipated. The Physi-
clans of our State do not appear to take SO
much interest in organizations Of this nature,
as those of their profession in some of the
older States. These associations, both State
and National, might be made not only very
interesting to the physicians Of the country
but highly beneficial to the progress OF med
ical science in its application to the various
local diseases Of different sections, the dis
covery OF what those diseases are, and how
they vary in distinct localities, &C., &c. The
conventions of our State Association should
be attended by every physician in the State
who can possibly leave his business the me-
cessary time required. We hope those who
visit Evansville from distant places to attend
this convention, will be well pleased with the
hospitality of our citizens generally, and Of
their medical brethren n ore particularly
These latter gentlemen held meeting las
Saturday evening, and we presume made
such arrangements as to effectually prevent
any suffering on the occasion.
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JOHN :. MITCHELL n SON,
FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Office and Warehouse on Water street, b,tNeen .Hcia
and Locust; also corner Of Walnut st. aud tke
CaAat, and ar RE Big Wharf Boat
foot of Main street.
WILL advance cash all kinds OF Produce coi.
w signed 10 them To- sale here rto shp 10 Their
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders E n purchasing Produce Merchandze, filed
at the shortest notice and lowest mark ct prices
They will give prompt attention To the Forwarding of
all Merchandise and Produce entrusted their care;
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage,
do lot hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction.
deceit JOHN :. MITCHELL e. SON.
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CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENTS.

Arrival Of the Mail Stedmer--Etects o. the
Weather upon Out door Impropemsnt'--lraae
and Money Market--Stdte legislature
Observation-Disclosures Academy OF Nafi-
raj Sciences MOONLIGHT Musings, dc.
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OF We thank VIM. N. Johnson, Esq, oil
San Francisco, for California papers of april
18th, received here May l4th. Very fair
time. We regret cur old friend has ceased
writing US letters. We have not heard from
him for a long time. While we acknowl
edge neglect in not writing to him, he mus
consider the Journals as letters from home
and reciprocats gossip.
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~ Hon. Willard Carpenter returned
home yesterday morning from Indianapolis
ing a meeting of the Directors and Stock.
holders of the Straight Line Railroad, the
proceedings of which are given more in de.
tail in another column.
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FIRE! PIRE!! FIRE!!!
MORE TRIUMpRS OF
EECEisS SALAMAN DER SAFES!

II Y ThE FOLLOWING CERTiFIcATEs BExs'
received by the mails They additional testimony
Oh the superiority of RoHs SALAMASDEhs all Others
FIRE IN CHA RLEST0N, SC
. CH,RtEsToS, April 90. 1854.
Ne. L. NJ. HsTcH, Agent for Rch's Salama nder Sales
Dear sir: Flrdiss impossible To safe gu
ring the late fire, which destroyed our store in Hayne
street, and having taken our books we pct into IL
several papers to test 1t. We glad
lhat fully sustained the high reputation Of your Safes
The preservation Of these paper. was more Than we ex
peeted when We witnessed the intense heat ssub.
jeeted to. Yours, &C., q
COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
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ICE CREaM

THE Subscriber having reftcd The rooms at his resi-
4 dcbce Seventh street third door east OF Squire
Mills residence is now prepared IT, furnish the citizens
OF Evansville with superior article Of this dshiful
and cooling luxury. Families, Parties aud Pie Mics
nished 1T Snort notice, with favored Creams they
may wish delivered.
my I3diws GEO. w. GLOVER.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use Dir. Howe's Shaker SarSaparilla
MEDICAL NOTICE

The Evansville Medical Society is requested to
at Dr. Ronalds Office, Saturday the 18Th inst, o.
clock p. VI. full attendance il earnestly requested
as business ofmportanee is be transacted with
ence to the meeting Of The State Medical Society," which
is 10 tai place in this city, Wednesday, the 18th inst
BY order. J, G. HATCHITT, NJ. d.,
myl92t sacretary