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NJ The communication of Mr. ]. II. Foy is una
goidably crowded out to-day it shall appear next


voidably crowded out to-day it shall appear next
week.
0z- THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, Esq. one OF the candi-
dates for the House of Representatives, from New
Hanover county, having heard that some doubts have
been expressed with regard TO his position on certain
matters, namelv-As 10 his views on the question of
the Public Lands and his course in the election OF
United States Senators, requests US TO state that he
is as much opposed to the distribution OF the
Public Lands as any man in the County and in
regard TO The second, that he always has adj
hered to the regular usages and nominees
of the party and that he intends TO do so In future
The gentlemen nominated by the majority of the
Democratic members of the Legislature, for U. Sen
ators will be supported by him. He deems it due to
himself and to the party by which he has been nom
mated to make this statement, rs 10 guard against
any misunderstanding or msconstructlon.
&C. The Baltimore Sun, of the 9th inst. came to
hand this morning. The same paper, of the 5th and
7th, got here yesterday morning The Clipper and
american advertiser are received nearly, but no
quite, as regularly as the Sun. The Journal, sen
from this Office of course. reaches its destination jus
about as regularly as our exchanges reach US.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.-From the report of the Reg
lister of the United States Treasury. we learn tina
the whole amount of debt of all kinds outstanding
on the 1st of July. was SAT, 80,5O5 05.
o. The Senate, by vote of 26 to % has refused
to PASS the Insane Land Bill the veto of th'
President.
Supreme Court.
| The following opinions have been delivered sine
our last report:
| By NASH, C. J. In Jenkins v. Peace from Warren
affirming the Judgement. Also in Spencer v. Wealth
erly, from TyrrelI, judgment of nonsuit set aside
and judgment for the plaintiff on the verdict.
| By PEARSON, J. In Mclean v. Nelson, from Ala
nance, affirming the Judgment Also in Thompson
v. Thompson, from Orange, reversing the order 0
the Court below. Also, in Overton V. Sawyer, from
Camden, affirming the judgment.
By Battle, J In Coleman v. Smith, from Wayne
ne in equity: directing decree for plaintiff: Also,
Clement. in equity, V. Clement, from Davidson, dis
missing the bill with costs Aso in Morton
Ashbee, from Currituck, Judgment quando agains
deendent. Raleigh Star.
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R5~ PATRICK MCMAHON, an Irishn an, will find
something TO his interest by applying at this Office.
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No Proof.

The Commercial of Tuesday last quotes certain
ed few days ago by the New Hampshire House of
Representatives with view of showing that North,
ern Democrats are equally unreliable with Northern
Wings upon the Slavery question. The CONNER
cial should have added that these resolutions were
not passed by Democrats but that the body through
which they did pass contained Wing and Free
soil majority, and that this was the majority by
which they passed, the votes of the Demo-
cratic minority in that body In the Senate, which
is Democratic, these resolutions did not and could
not pass To show more fully the anti-democratic
character of these resolutions is only necessary to
look the last which denounces the conduct of Har
ry Hubbard and others in voting for the Nebraska
bill Now, Mr.. Hubbard is the candidate of the DEM
ocrac caucus for Senator. and vote denouncing
him could hardly have come from party which has
endorsed his course by rendering 10 him its nomina
ton for United States Senator. Our neghbor of the
Commercial will have 10 look somewhere else for
proof to bear out his assertions against Northern
Democrats
1t is not to be denied, that just now, under the
pressure of anti-Nebraskaism, Abotionism, Know
Nothingism and the Lord knows what ism, the Dem.
ocratic party at the North temporarily paralized-
Having no affinity for iSs in this day of sms it is
left out of the calculations of all who are either the
agents or the tools of temporary excitement Our
neighbor of the Commercial is old enough to know
how all these things come and go. He has seen pen.
! ty of such. Why, we have seen them ourselves
and, in looking at the ascent of such rockets are al
ready looking for the dropping of the stick In most
of the Northern and Eastern States it is more than
probable that the Democrats will be defeated this
year, because they have to fight the battle for nation
al principles singehanded against the torrent of Sec
tionalsm; but mark it, and remember, that the even
tual triumph which will follow, will be even great
er than that of 1852.
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Cholera in Boston and New York.

BosToN July 8.-During the past week there have
been twenty-four dea his by cholera.
New YORK, July 8.-There have been ninety seven
cases of cholera here the past week. Total number
of deaths of the week $50
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}, THE PUBLIC DEBT.-From the report of the Reg
lister of the United States Treasury. we learn that
the whole amount of debt of all kinds outstanding,
on the 1st of July was $47. sos 05
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to PASS the Insane Land Bill over the veto of th'
President.
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NURE BY THE BALTIC
NEW YORK, July 8.-The intelligence from Russia
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HEAVY ROBBERY.
saO,ccor TO ssc,Ooo .Tolrs FROM Il Elrrr.. r.-.r,o


Mr.. James ID. Radcliffe, carrier of the
United States Express Company, Was rob-
bed at the Depot OF the Cincinnati, HamiI.
ton and Dayton Railroad last evening of the
larpet-bag eontaipiag.Ihe Hsonsy ofhls. trip.
The exact SUN lostis not yet known, Bot il
cannot be less than probably twice hat sum
i The light express wagon sent from the o.
sice Tor the packages, was waiting AZ one OF
The depot doors when DR., Radolff arrived.
He took the monsv carpet bag. placed il
near the seat, and momenIarily turned ruotd
to take the carpet-bag aeain-not more than
three seconds Of time having elapsed-:t " as
gone, and in the darkness and confusion, no
clue was got TO tAe scoundrei, who, un-
doubtedly, had logged the, messenger all day
waiting for the slightest chance to grab
The prize. II happened that no police Ulcers
We're present at the time, and good while
elapsed before the services of any were Sc
cured. Some OF our most expert policemen
now have the matter in hand, aud will use
every exertion to arrest the daring thief.
The U. s. Express Co. has managed alihs
business with great care as well rs prompt
ness and Dispatch; Dir. Radchofie is re-
sponsiblc aud vgilant man. and Il seems.
strange enough that the thief should have.
secured the ba.. I she loss should tall unoH
the Express Co., remitisrs need feel no. ap-
prehension in the P5smisess
~ r -.
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AST3I.UUIs, S<ptAI.
The Salt Lake md ess bed j ndepeIidence
to-day. Peace GasesiBiisffed 5stween the
people of the city FBtqh and theIndians.
Young had conc'used atreaty With. allsshe
chiefs. The health ofx,he county Nv as
good, and rain bad lrlfea more abundantly
than was ever known before. a muel, lar
ger quantity, of lan< &as Cultivated.
{. On the 18th Jun s <;heavy rain and hail
Storm sweet over y Ne valley. aud did
considerable injury -
Grass was scare 20 tie Plains, owing 10
the large amcunt t<Lsfils-dr yeiat To-. Ca Gar.
mia. 1, was estimated thaI I5U,U0y neau
had passed over the Plains.
"A bout four thousand persons had arrived
at Salt Lakethis season. There were many
comp laints made OF ontrages by the Pawnee
Indians. A man FAMED F. Wood was killed
and about seven hundred sheep driven off.
The mail from Santa Pc had also arrived.
The crops in New Mexico were good.
The trains experienced 70 trouble from
the Indians.
The route from Sante Fe showed that the
drouth had prevailed this side OF Fort Kearny
Water was scarce, but the grass, though
wiihered was plenty.
A band OF Camanches was met crossing
the Arkansas, who asked and received snme
provisions.
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DIR. GEoHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDKOPIPER,

FOR DfsrErsrA scRorULA, AND ALL IxPrRITrrs OF Tzs
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the Fatality.
pafts the country prepared bya OF ono
ofthe ars, Medical Schools in The est ply eia5 Of
empricism or quackery rs any one Gan be- as shown
by The fact that the pe is published and secompanles
each bottle Of the medicine thus exonerating II from
'ns cha II Is Is f PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as will be by reference to the Circular and by tho
Unlike SarsapariIla the Hyropper quick in its sc-
tion the drst bottle often producing wonds.s
in the case of the negro Sri oi MIS- '"
Louisville, who was relieved OF
RIINDNESS IN ONE WEEKH
In short, wherever known u s'ahas d. VIC AeAo VI al
m; s"roSa W bite swelling Negro Consump
ton. Chronic Rh"una,isn, Govt Nenrasa; Ulcers and
al ssin diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Ei ,rrryul.rities and Distractions Mercurisl Dis
secondary syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood ard bad Habit OF
system OR FEMALE: COMPLAINTS
h, .medy s.a .is UnEivaled. 1t is slight stimulan
beau,ifer Of the complexion, In the of Tim
pies producing clear and skin
metcs lotions in existence Try it. and you will
never regrett 10 Dotlose confidence hopld seem
medicine being drive all rtssto tie surface, and
BY that means out OF the system.
H.RprsssuRs Ky, Oet.6, 1851.
DR.. A. F.. Geohegan-Dear Sir;'l have examined our
reeepe for Compound FluidExtTaet 81 Hydropper, for
the cure Of Scrofula in all lis FORMS and other ronie
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weak ness &c.--
Having prescribed and watched its effects many
sthe diseases, I'd having always found IL erec-
tual most cheerfuy recommend il TO the afflicted a.
the best alternative and tonic have used--alto
gether superior to sarsaP",a and any Of its com
pounds. Nj. WAKEFIELD, al. ID.
OwEssBoRo' Ky, March s. 1859.
Dear Doctor:-I receiv yours Of the ed nst
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt OF y
dropper. -
Dyspepsia In short, consider IL q valuable prepare
ton. have been using it myself, and think II benens
| - JAMES COWAS, N. ID.
PRIcE 81 per bottle, or bottles for 81 when taken n
one time. RAYMOND fAninr,
\ sole AGENT No "a Fulton street, Louisville, Ky.,
! : =. TO whom all orders should be eddressc1.'
Agents In Evansville. HALLOCK sroID os4s
". Princeton, r. D. nAIoon
uhss de- w6m-is
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

HAVE taken Letters of Administration the Esta.
ofyohn r. Wilcox deceased. Those who indebted t.
the estate Claims against the
the proper Court tor allowance. Ii is
yet known whether the estate IS solvent
aus23-3wdSw JAMES Z. BLYTHE. Admir-.
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z Z Z z & Z 9 Z 9
Nj c LEANS VOLCANIC OIL

0NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medse,ns
has performed. after all other remedies had failed
warrants the proprietor In asserting that s the only
Eminent that will cure Chronic or nhanmsiory Rheu
maiism Paralysis. stiffness weakness in the JOINTS
Neuralgia, Toothachc. Earaehe. orany Pain. II will re
move any swelling, Tuinor Piles Hard Lumps Caked
reass Sore Nipples Bites OF Musquitos, or any in
And il win cleanse. purify and heal the FoULEsr
long they may have existed. II viii also soothe and
heal Burns scalds. Fresh Cuts, Wounds &C., sooner
OVER MILLION OF BoTTLEs. -.f.
Have been sold in 1853, and the demand is increasing
daily aud we have never heard OF wherein Il hes
failed to cure any external disease when properly ap
piled. tir or - s
Who then will suffer from Pains. Sores or swslIings
when a safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
Read the following certificate. which IL
1NCONTESTABLE PROOF
OF what we have asserted. ?. =
j. H. McIr.x-sir: feel ita duty Swe No the public
to make known the following hoping they learn by
my experience. and discard worthless stuff which
been pressed into notice by false eerasajaf aefppfs
AS8Ahf Ny knee swollen tremendous
k producing the mbst pains. The muscles were
contracted that could ghten my leg all
applied the Mustang Bininent for four weeks but
done good than any other gfease. obrsined
and used -FOUR Volcanic OF Imminent IN three weeksit
relaxed the muscles, and cured me permanently.
AMERICUs CAsEDAY. Saline county. Ill.
saw Mr.. Ca.edsy when he wssafiicted assta.ed and
he is now we'll. WIN. NJ. ELLlorT, Pinkneyville.
Reader. N the owe is NOT sufneent to convince yoa
of the wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil LinBen
call and examine the thousands which we havrn
possession from all parts ofthe country and you WIN
purchase supply from and Il does not give satsfae
tion tie money win be retwrssd tethe purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHERANlMAbS,
Mel cans celebrated Eminent is The only safe and 70
liable remedy for hecureof SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls, spn,s. Unnatural Iumps, Nodes or swellings1
IL viii never fail Big Head PolevIl, Fistula old
Running S5res or sweeney. " properly applied. For
Sprait Bruises Scratches. C,acksd oofs Chaes sad
die collar Gsis Cutsor Wounds Is an infallible
remedy. Apply ssairec.ed, and q cure Is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the st. Louis
Omnibus ConpHny. e, 80, ~
This Is t. eer that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment ard MeLean's Volcanic Oil Linifnent.
omnibus horses that werearne spraned and for SWELL
ngs apd have found McLeans ~ olcanic OIL Imminent
10 be the best Imminent. ERASTUS WELLS,
- ~ sfofthe frm OF Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle In Eng'isn and
This Lirimenti. put up In IS cent so ceptand 81
bottles The 50 size contains three times the guam
y of the sire and 40 in proportion to the
For sale by ). II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets St Louis. Mo-
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER, FAR.S
LEY CO., ct Propretor's prices. lUh7
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GasAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S ~
N Df A N r. & L Il A b L E
PANAC A.

For the Radical Cure of
fsPEPsIA. scroiula or Kings Evl InGipsnt C0n%np
1.n khS ssism % ., fhs syes
Pain side. and Back Disease. Of ,hs Eidasys
Swelling eftsnds LumbasO an Jaandies Female Irrss
IT PURIFIEs THE BLooDi
c A; /:
0As TEbidAL s9TS r rs sS USES
Aeratve Parsstive Duresie. Diapheretc .nd Tonic.
1ssss sc @ s and sa Il. sGs %
acts With Pronp.nsss on the kinney, and Urine
clears Ska eean.es Tongue Breath and
thus removes rom the system all aeeunaisted morbhc
asd srp pTss
E.. H. sToCKwELL. NJ D..
e. Physiology and Hygiene excessively
Mes,rs B%3eE have used extensively. separately
fins e1%sSer n:
most ssestaai remedy for serofs Tassrcs ana Dysrssa
degree Of pharmaceutical science.
EH. srooKwELL. ND.
l. !, PROF. T. G. GAYEE.
ss,c Ss vc"I,y' y. csI i1an. SPEAKS 'hu'
Dar Sir aavs submitted your Compound to professr NJ
,%i a I SSs ssa s.
i xss
give i; ny Individual rseommsada,,on
lam. very respectfully Torr oS'tsery,t;
Dean Of the Faculty.
READ. READN READ:r
Statement Of he Rev s. SUMNER President Of the Henry
Female College,
Nh $ re- . .w wsT's and
teacher and the rapid progress IL pupils
'As IN uirsmer' q fuse I.st%l anS:i'Ss ,sz,
rps.n yee.,.sis P.sas.. b. my
d has also used with decided benefit and
9.sH n %y:.
Let .vettody procur. one of Dr. Bruees Aimanaes ana
ssaTs be feuTss performed
PRINCIPAL DEpors;
NoSi sfY hlSGS Es.a:s: isi ind
sSs ss 's RI i1 cS
- SAILING OFF ATCOST.
80 PO-iriN ELY AAD NJ nuMbCG:
kvsnse and vieay that intends selling The resi-
-. ar PRIME COST.
14E leave has been increased very
4e4 ely, - onsr Inducements lhoss wishing
6@koea+tgnns will please avail themselves OF such
sxz III ssLBERMAN. Main st. door b.lO~ BIZ. BIZ.
fo0rI OS BATTING rs sa,es No and 2. for sale ny
" ausJ 5. L. GILBERT Co. syeamorsst.
DRoAD ,LOTHs.-s cases black, brown. mode and
- 's-'s''' - '''' ~ - ~ '' L. sILBERMiN.
aagls Main st door below Branch Bank.
~ HAMS.
e CASKS plain canvassed; eAst Quisisy's Extra suga
.uss a4MiLroN,s. corner Locust and sse'dss.
A. tS7EEsE,
EyEcKfyEo per steamer Bridge City IS boxes Cream
HI Cheesssand for sale by
8 onro- - l. & ID. HERMANN.
<>,1. - 81 IRICES REDUCED.
sell residue sock Of Spring and Sum
Xa4.tilas the Of the materials. To thos /
Drf,aae. Ne offer inducements. stock has
\ <>1I 5@oon n the last lew days.
<X|XTUI EDWARD FEGAN CO..
~ First street. opposite the Post Ofice. |
3S. Z :. g. Gii5ERr & co. sye. near Water.
E<u.YGR PLATED Sewing Birds and super ssw;ps Nee |
~ ~ brszlssy e22 A. c. PUSHEB 1
XW4Y LEO bales Timothy, for sale low by
J. ey23, GEO. FOSTER & CO.
1<CXDnt.-s-
- ibIl<5axnr Baker Moissses Z tbl Golden Syrup;
ex1f->- - BEDFoRD's
nGrI "a ~ h.if-cnests. est,ys etc. etc. me- l.
rv29 's'J sho,.e inst wed Dor s.ls los ~
' - o. II. GILBERT 4 CO.. syc.. near Water /
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ARARE CHANCE For spEeI,,,r,ox

VHNHAT yauhhle ira of Land b,lons,r q, h. ...,. a
Warnsr; deed situate about sish. miles from the
Isl Is in market aud sale IL win ~ S;'as
into ten acre lots but will be sold entire or in ~
suit purchasers. f"""es'o
for persons wishing country residence affords rar.
facilities the lots fronting upon the Evantvilia
fordsvilie Railroad Terms easy liberal Enquire Of
~. 5. NJ. WARNER
ey3i-u Atty at Law and Real Estate A.
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HUHT'sIuUkT:s!, MUHT's!.!

IRON T8NCT u h.
TT we'll knswn TO almost every one tina. certain clt
having this triehy view led <sge tsesS.y Of
valuable an Hedeineo restore the shattered
cause This isoae active eertsd
known the Medical old. aud BE IN al
in Chiis aud Fever Sero'uia heuaatism Govt osrussd
Mensrua which has bren the Of death in 90 mspy
Of young fspaies. justat thas time oil when tsy
AIbus Dro Psies Of all kinds aaa ChrVzc
Sore eyes.
.-- MERCER Co KY. JEW ist. -.
Ma D. r. fuRr-Dear sir-Perait to you. for
ago becane diseases With Falling the Womb and
Whites which kett confined TO nay nary al the
tiue the hes. h scans in the
without any permar-n relief la April my rissds pcrus
ded the srringG did sud after ainlng there
tuIn home female who had been using Won
Iron eruased me to try it. consented TO II ane AFT
sar r,, 81 battle found y,ef T1gS sa no
- SARAH a. JONES.
BAsrRo Texas. May I. 1852.
MsssKs. FAENxR. HuRr & Co.-GESrr;EnES:-H n vim
found my health rapidly declining General debility
pervadeI my whole system; weak and eraiated
Hurts Iron Tiscturs well and TESTIFY Of
rah that IL the medicine for general oebty
spinal loss appetite and all diseases arising from
'''sA''1 state y '-' go - NJ HAMMOND.
g7-ia" wooLsJr LiSOk. Sole Agents.
ApsIINIsrRATOR's SALE.
NOTICE ishereby given tba. will sell pub auction
IN Tiurd the 18th day Of september the residenc
property consisting of ngsy Ware and Null
Colt Cows and Calves young @ tile and about 8
ALsO.-A considerable quantity OF Household and Kitche
ersditof MAE months will lie given sIlsum
i. rs;x;rs v.iaa,ian and "fP's
| aas2t-stw JOSEPH II. sW EHrEN. Ad'mr.
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H. NELSON
d. wOOLSEY.

| ID. WOOLSEY.- H. NELSO,
s."........... '..........
a AUCTION.
wO0LSEY q NELSON. 80
I"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions &C. Particular atten
ton given to thes ale OF all descriptions Of Goods kegI
aus asy - 0'"'s wooLsEY &NELsoN.
/ FURNITURE. urrr.-r
SOFAs. Dyan. Center; dining. Breakfast and Carr
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
uesses Also large and general assortment Of Wood
auss3-iyd wooLsEY NELSON.
TEwELRy &NoTIoNs.-Ear-rng., Fingerrines
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs Gold Pins and Pencils
watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
beeds and Caps Brushes, Combs Purses, Fancy Soaps
for sale by
augasly wooLsEY & NELSON.
CHAiRs.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ nure rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood-seat
janl7 WooLsEv & NELSON
SoFAs.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
jan27 wOoLSEY & NELSON.
BEDsTFADs--Just received ana for sale low, lot
- OF highrost Bedsteads
jan27 wOOLsEY NELSON.
GLASS wARE.-Just received and for auction
" and rvate sale q lot of Glassware.
jan27 WOOLSEY * NELSON.
UST h4iCElVED and for sale, large lot of Looking
y glass Plate WOOISEY & NELSON.
OfAS.-Just received by steamer Express and foi
- sale low Furniture Rooms. four New Sofas.
ap4 NOoLSEY d NELSON.
DUGGIES.-Just received and for sale cheap, two
- new Top Bugges, Eastern Manufacture.
ap4 WOoLSEY d NELSON.
= y SNo"'O DOS .N0Wb0N 4. 0TTK, 'I0AA = o''.
WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL CURTAIN, UPH0L
STERY AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE
NO. 81 WEST FOURTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
WALNUT, SOUTH SIDE,
CINCINNATI
E would respectfully call the attention OF all those who
w in Of goods In Ia superior assort-
m-nt. consisting IN part OF
Hair tv-rying from 81 TO s25 each.
Cotton do. Comforts aud Bed Spr-xos
Husk do. Linen aud Muslin Sheets.
Feather Beds Linen Muslin Pillow Slips. |
Bolsters and Pillows. Towels. &C.,
CURTAIN GOODS,
Br"caelle Satin D. Laine. Wored Damasks Swiss Goods.
Lace and Muslin Cartans BY pairs yard aud Draper Nus
WINDOW sHaDEs.
Gilt Metal Cornc,s Bands and Pins Loops and Tas
Our assortmen. OF CURTAINS AND SHADE GOODS we
think will be found superior other Stock brought
OIL CLOTHS.
Sheetings Liaens Piano and Table Cow
Door Mats every variety aud many other articles useful
Hsuske.Pers Our aim will bc please all who may favor
US ith their patronage.
So All work made BY US warranted ou,o>, rr
augls-2w 81 West Fourth ST.. bet. Main Walnut.
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.p,,,x,srRAIon.s SALE.
MALL PAPER. pORpERS, FIRE SCREENS
WINDOW PAPER, &c.

vEIHg subscriber juat
above articles. which he
respectfully call the rtsutiou Of all who wish purchase
tcles in lis line feeling confident that he sell
rates as any house kind the West Hsstqck
most p-te feels assured that he give
atisfsctivn 10 those i'll hirl with
Particular attention paid 20 hanging paper with accuracy
Syis JOHN C. DEvEREUx Jr.. Main BET. Is. & I'd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NIOTIoEishere given th.t the uudersgns has been 81
N 20 adm of the estate of Hulda Ball. IL
fsnderbursh ,ouny deceased said supposed
be solvent. aagzJ-Sw J. IL. SWEETEN, Adn'r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-06

RAREGEs.A cOlOrs Just reed and for sale a, reduced
II prices. by l.. SILBERMAN,
e2o Main street. door below Branch Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-06
MEDICAL NOTICE.

NhEOsCtL
DlR. r. W. SAWYER bess leave the cih-
ana vicinity he has
10 mr. m. buildinr hop-
by attending closely 10 hi prosson 10 merit shar Of the
| public patrouaze eyIs-tf
-
,OH Al DssEDS-GoId Snaps and fne Gold Lockets for
~ sale ego A. O. PUSHES.
4 ,ORN OATS AND HAY In sny qusntitv, for sale by
4 ang1l GE .. + STER c..
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,ODt SAlERAICS.-40k.gs 100 lbs each for sale
Sio~by 3. Il. GILBERT a Q ..
augIs Sye. nesr Water.
D,.s,vrrc n 80 =. $1,000 -, $1,000
l. SrLBERMAN.
80 y, : -
%,,... -. -. =.
tHBCTNAM's MAGAZiNkfo for Angust. received at
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- aud sub sash wa Ia
rsss aIgsaf, in th,a s,i ao<.rs sel.
them one che pei tbs N or two YEAR
where WM BATnS
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