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TERRIBLE REVENGE The Richmond En-
quirer, in its correspondence and editorial, rec
ommends that Southern people by way of re-
yenge for the enormities committed on the
South, "refuse tn subscribe 10 any journal pub
lished in a free State"
This may be just, but il is hard All we ask,
however, il, that our Southern friends do not
carry the thing any further, and 20 to bed
without their suppcrs.
We suppose they take the Northern papers
entirely for our benefit, not for their own. This
is kind Of them we cndeayor to feel duly CRATE
full. II IL fortunate for us, perhaps in this in
stance, that 20 large proportion even of the free
whites in the Southern States are unable 10
read. Otherwise, the falling off in their "pat-
ronage might affect us yet more disastrously
~ York Evening Post
NEBRASKA Seven hundred and thirty emil.
grants have just passed through Cincinnati, ON
their way TO settle in Nebraska Territory
This is stated TO be but the advance guard Of
q large body of freemcn.
Cholera cases, to the number Of thirteen, oc-
Cured at Portsmouth, Ohio, during last week,
of which eight or nine proved fatal. The dis
ease seems to be spreading in many parts Of
the country.
John McNair, one Of the ten Representatives
from Pennsylvania who voted with the immor-
tai Straub for the Nebraska iniquity, has lately
made visit to his constituents. We learn that
the occasion was seized to hold q public meet
ing in regard to his course on that subject. HIS
conduct and vote were severely condemned, and
resolution passed, declaring that he had
grossly misreprcsented his constituents, and
asking him to resign.
AT the close Of the meeting, the following
resolution was offered and passed:
Resolved, That the repeal Of tho Missouri
Compromise has done infinite wrong to tho
poor white laborers OF the South, who have
heretofore fed from the blighting influence Of
slavery, to settle the free Territories Of the
Westo
There are still large quantities Of snow on
the banks of the st. Lawrence
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RrGHTs or CoNscIEscE-The address of
Archbishop Hughes, in reply 10 Senator Cass,
in spite Of all the unnecessary professions of
humility and superhnous compliments with
which it is garnished, is, like everything that
comes from its authors pen, polished, ingeni-
Gus; plausible, and sometimes eloquent Like
q shrewd controyersialist, he does not under
take any defence OF Romanism, but contents
himself with picking ont the weak and assail-
able positions Of his antagonist; and we con-
Tess that il anything is TO be gained by dis
GUESSING the intolerance OF Papal Governments,
it Is to be regretted that the duty had not been
undertaken by man Of a more discrimina-
ting mind and a wider range Of information
than MIR. Cass possesses The inconsistency
Of bis statements regarding the province and
rights Of conscience " ptiable a. it stands ex-
pcsed 10 tho Archbishop's letter.
General Cass has none OF the powers requi-
site for n controversy hike this he has neither
the learning, the logical perception, the famil-
iarity with metaphysical science, or tho clcar-
ness of statement nor the moral courage, ne
ceaary for man who undertakes 10 be the
champion Of the rights Of conscience. The
add eNs Of Archbishop Hughes proves this most
concInnvely, and il proves nothing else which
was not pretty generally conceded before
~ r. Evening Post.
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lBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
CORRESPONDENCE
Captain ISAIAH Rynders Married.
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA

BALTIMoKE, JUNE lO-Captain Isaiah Ryn-
ders, President of the New York Empire Club,
was married in Baltimore late last night, by
Rev VIM. Stockton, to Miss Phebe Shortwell
The ceremony took place at Rev. VIM. Stock
TOMS house. The affair was quite romantic,
and both parties seemed to be in great haste
about having the ceremonies performed
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A low. sweet whisper Thou art blessed, to bless
The sunshine lights not up green hooks in vain
Fresh blossoms give their fragrance for the rain.
Winds warmed afr, the vines with purple dress.
II thou art happy, share thy happiness
Drop thy ripe fruits for beggary and pain
Be mild moon, reasctiDg light again
On souls In polar darkness and distress
Know thou art blest Of God, to bless like Him.
Star kndos star adown through shining space
whate'or will burn alone, goes out apace.
Then pour thy JOY on spirits cold and dim.
Till guilty gloom shall hide from earth her face,
And morning stars send up another hymn"
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Baltic Sailed.

New York, JUNE i0.-The steamer Baltic
sailed to-day, with 200 passengers and $630,000
in specie.
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Liquor licenses are not to be granted in Ca
bell county, Virginia, during tho ensuing fiscal
year, the county court having expressed that
determination by unanimous vote Good.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-10

~ Mr.. JAMES ELLIOTT is authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements for
the Daily and the Weekly National Era in Cincin-
natl and vicinity.
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u We SEQ It stated that ono Of the United
States marshars guard has boon arrested and
bound over in $500, for the late assault upon
Mr.. r. N. Dana, jr
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~ The lowor room Of the new Baptist
church, on Thirteenth street, will be dedicated
to the worship Of God, tomorrow. DIR. Teas
dale will preach at eleven A. M, and tho Row.
Mr.. Thomas, President Of the VIM Jewell-Col-
lege, at night Seats free, and the public orc
respectfully invited.
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Aye. spsead the light within thee, Yet be sure
That thou rcccv'st IL from the eternal Sun,
And not from some lost orb, that through the dun
Abysses flies, with urid glow impure,
A rej-eyod meteor, seeking to obscure
The glory Of the Uncreated One.
Reccde not from course in God begun,
Nor shrink the Ages clustering eyes to endure
Thou, blcst in gazing on the Light above,
Shoudst count u Utmost blcsscdness to look
Toward wanderers who not yet the sun can brook,
But hail thee, a reflected ray flove.
'Tis joy, 10 be = radiance in the night;
IT'S more. TO know that earth is glad with light
The Pilgrim they laid in large, upper cham
her, whose window opened towards the rising
tho name Of the chamber was Peace, where he slept
till break Of day, and then he awoke and sangPfi.
grim's Progyess.
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There are still large quantities Of snow on
the banks of the st. Lawrence
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NEBRASKA Seven hundred and thirty emil
grants have just passed through Cincinnati, on
their way 10 settle in Nebraska Territory:
This is stated TO be but the advance guard Of
large body Of freemcn.
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Cholera cases, to the number Of thirteen, oc
Cured at Portsmouth, Ohio, during last week
of which eight or nine proved fatal. The dis
ease seems to be spreading in many parts
the country.
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GLASS STAINING.

IL The modern S'EicS fOi Chacches Public Build.
Tugs Prird'e DriiiRgS dc dc
TIi PI 2ST P7IZi RECEIVED!
Cincinnati also at the Louisville Mechanics In.
N sttute.
sained glas with borders aud al mDnI ,r any
kind Ofchurch windows with full size figures embIens
a. cheap u eauhe haiiu New YORK, Boston or Phade
phia--the of risk of ofbrvakage and
less.
our references all IN" good, new modern finished
Boats the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers. three Preshy
crian hurches al Cincinnati, the Episcopal at ports
mouth Ohio. one Church al Madison, Ind, "a chancc
window at Frankfort. NY. also one window. with hg
ur,s at NAZARETH, aud two Churches ia Louisville.
BAY window In Governor Helms residence at Harrods
burg side lights in various dwellings in Lou
isVilie. Lexington nd Danvie.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment OF
Buliiti street, Louisville, ny.
mhI7 6m LC. MIlLERM co.
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PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARTRES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

NEw ORLEANS. APRIL 70 1854
We bave abundant reason recommend kicb'. SsI,-
mander sale a. enneny hreproof since had an ex-
eelien OPPORTUNITY on the 9Th February last of testing
one OF that sscripiion. which purchased several
year. since "i Mr. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No. 81
Charres street. with on. entire stock of Hats ty',
Ne, was burned on the morning that day s,bscfiny
our SAFE 10 very Intense heat during hours: Vet
VI saved All us contents, DT.rg b2nk NOES ana
cheeks for upwards Of nine hundred dollars bills
able Tor several thousand dollars. and counts IN our
looks or 10 y thousand dollars. As ,ait safe only
ons hundred and ten dollars we risk nothi,o I'm n,
nouncing it the cheapest article ever purchased
ALERRT & TRlCO.
large assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SALAn1soER
SAFES, with Rich's improvement. for safe by
HSGEARNS 81 MARVIN,
successors TO Rich q Col
~ . l46 WsTFR STREET. n. va
Inc only Makers Of Salamanier Safes. combining viii
der's and Richs Patents, and Sole Proprietors Of
Jones W orld's Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keNhole. ALLIS az ROWES.
my9-u Agents at Evansville.
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CHANGE OF PRoPxIEToxs.

fNI+'t'f WITT ONF'1
Wholesale sND RETAIL BT
L = > II & V = x T. " q.
THE undersigned have purchased tIe entire stock oi
l. Drugs and .lclIciucs OF j. NJ ID. Mller& Co.. aud
intend carving The Drug business at the well known
stand of -cr ~ Farnsle, No. II Water street, under
the firm OF Lech % NeiilnS.
Charlie. LEIGH ofthe rm. hope. he is favorabl known
To the public having been engaged ia AIR Crawford
Bells the last 1--we wears Peter Nerling orthc
same rm having hccn ccrking In the present store hc
last three years. hters himself with having the cont
drnce of It's Old cu.tomcis.
We Intend keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs aud neliciues aud hope by this mcaus and by
strict attention business. aud by low prices, merit
liberal patronage both from old aud new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25ly PETER VERIING.
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TAS. G. JONES and JAS. e. BLYTHE, Attornies al
Law Evansville, Indiana, nave eass0ciated themselves
partner in the rlctice orthe law and will continue
practice iu this aud adjoining
Supreme and District Court They design turning theiI
attention ps-tcularly TO land Law. L. short time they
viii be prepared give in minutes. abstract
bc title u almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
nenls Orin LanIsco tosethe with taeir pr0iesslopa
pi.n "a, title. ii desired ljy25-dawtf !
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STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE u. 8. MAIL
AND ENPHts PACkEIs
TRI-N EEkLt A Boat of this Line will
leave TrTre Evansville every
->-------Mondey. ednesday and Friday o. clock
p NJ These Boats large. ecmmodiods furnished
Connecting Terre aute with Northern Pack
on the Ohio river. e2l-tf
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j, 4. CKESP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
fosters BattdtHg. Up Stairs.
I +. CRISP. having removed his Onice 70 Fosters
y builiing will be on hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements OF Deeds Mortgages, &c, and attend
to all business required Of him Justice of the Peace.
f.bq-f
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NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

- NEw ORLEs ss, April Z, ls54.
ouronce AMI warehouse. Nos 81 and 35 Natchez ST.,
with their contents. exceD the books and naners con-
taihed IN our safe, were Dtirel DESTROYED by hre on
the morning Of the 10Th March. Although the Ssf rad
loeeh ior several hours IN extremely fire before
conid recover d. anl on being first discovered was
III req hea; on being cooled with water, we removed
dollars without The slightest damage sr jnju,y 10 ms
Beng fly convince" by This the entire seen
y OF nose sales We nave procured another of he same
aescrpuoE fro" ihe same agent viz Rchs Fircproof
sale, sod by Mr Isaac Bridge. Eo - Magazine street.
and them II all no desire perfect security
Tor valuable papers IN case OF FIRE.
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JEyyELIsY STORE OF

e. ca n s-ss ss-Ss mi -
sKcorD sTREET, DOORS BELOW MAIN, IN AR nRoNt
BUILDIse, byAssyiILE.IA.
AT this store keep constantly hand large aud
A general assortment Of asch- Clocks Js~.lry
o. all kinds and o the best les aad adsl'ty. Ny stock
te continually supplied by additions with
the latest aud h.auu patterns. which my
b"s'uess connections enable sell
prices.
Repairs OF any kind executed manaer And
los charges
All goods sold and ali repairs done
Those Of ythns ia line.
Ted 10 examine stock and Jsl-u
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HORNBR0OK & CHURCHILL. Agents.
Water street. Evansville Ind.
TEIOFr:S CDNYNG'EOy.
OLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSEIfER AND

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
YTCULD respe tfuliy inform his fre, and the nnh
w lie generally that having purcha, ed OF Messrs
Ratnbone & Wheeler. their entire stock OF Books ce
Stationery he has owed his Book Store 10 the slant
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Alan and First Streets.
The additions thus made 70 his stock enables hi m tn
offer to his CUSTOMERS larger and better
than has before been broaeht To- this market con
slsting IN part or eilaneOt School Medical nd
theological Books, Writing. Printing Wrapping and
Fancy Paper, a. FOREIGN q Fancy Stationery of All
kinds All ofwheh will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
at 'ineinnat prices, fact TO which lie would cali tha
attention ofcountry merchants dealers teachers and
Others being confident he make il to their Interest
To purchase OF him. arc g.. .S
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EIAN-NILLB AND MEN HtUNIONY TRI.
~ EEAIl 81 AL. LINE

~ LINE
St,A On and after Saturday July Ise, the an
- dersisned siIl a Tsi-MESkLr LIss OF
Stase Coaches q Above
Lesslag EvaIsV'e. Mondays. Wejnedsy's and Friday
ats clock a H.; leaves New Harmony
dAy ihursd ty's sAd >xtu DAVIS at o'clees A. NJ
Tue line sll all stocked ~ith horses
romioTttr Coaches careful drivers and the
made -itt regularity and di-pach Al
u nortaton Of packages, promptly and esreally
tended To.
For other business. apply the Office Lr
er! snd Na- >tble Locust the Market House
Prso"s leaving their orders the Hotels will
secure prOmpt stteIton. NJ. a y. H. DE GARMO.
eiJ-u
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making Iirect Connection
bl
LITTLE aiIADl RAILROAD
COLUMBUs. TO PITTS BIZ RGH PnILADrLPHIA. BA


ICOLUMBUS. To PITTS Bl RICH PHILADELPHIA RAJ.
1iMoRE AM NEW YORK.
AtsiS o'clock y. VI. aud o clock y. VI and
THREE DAILY TRAINS 10 PITTSBU RGH,
At six o'clock A. NJ aGd -half clock A. NJ
and hve clock 4. VI.
FARE REDUCEDI
Cincinnati Phil lsdeI pha ..... ... Az
CineinI as 20 Bsltimore ...i4
Cin neianati 10 New Ork. via Philadelphia Is
tlncl1 PITTSBURGH.
Cineinn1 Pittsburgh (tr0ar car)............. 5lD
iuie clneinna To Pittsburgh. II hours
lme Cincinnati 10 hours
time Cincinnati 70 BaltimOr. soy no
Passengers oclocG a. " TrAin. Lightning Espress
Liti- Miami Railroad have % muufes atCrrne dinner
arrive At fittsturgh click p VI direct e.
nection at Pitsnrgh ~it Phisielrhia Ba-
mole connecting Phlladelpha with Train New jersey Rail.
road to New ork.
Passing rs ~ 730 clock A. NJ Express Tain Little Mi
AMI r. sleep PutsbursE by Morning Train
passing the beautiful scenery DAYLIGHT Pail
rel Phia ad Baltm"rei Philadelphia with
clock VI Mail Iran via henslb Ne~ Jersey Rail-
road o. New York.
Passengers O'Clock Evening Fxrress Little Miami PA1
direct PittsuTsh Fast
Train for Philadelphia aud Baltimore connecting Phla
del pha with fra New Jersey Railroad TO New York.
The Little Miami Is the Eastern Dep.t Cincinnati
FOR THROUGH tiChET-.
And Tor all Information please apply at the old established
General Railroad Once ia three story yellow building
Front directly opposite the Spen-
House Rilroad Hotel aud NJ all
Elstern (Lite Mianil Depot East Front
NM. IA. CLEMENTS, Superintendent.
p. W. SrRADER. fick { and General Agent.
TH- OMNIBUS LINE
Viii call for passengers in any part of the city byleavrgd
retions tn above oee southeast of Broadway
Front directly bank.
eyes J. II. HOWELL. Conductor
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COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
FIRE IN Dams WILLIE. NJ

bANsvILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs. STEsRHs & Marvin Gentlemen: Your Safe
vent through the Gre 1T contained ali books and
p'pefs Nh'eh came out IN ood order The Safe from
Iappearanee. must have bren RED hot We trusted onr
all In a. Very respectfully yours.
BROWN a. GRANT.
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W7E. IgE,ELy,
v = 7 IINi ~. AI-Lc M IL IT Ill. l.RnGER ANl

de gnei ud respectfully inform his fra mis- aud the public
Evansville vicinity. th,t having hasi the
% th senior partner lace j. W Reilly he u
tends carry Grocery aad Produce b1 the oid
ths opportunity thsngs for
pat tyos ani Intends ehort merit contnu-
anoe of the same. je2J-ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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RI X e! FIRE.! FRET
NoRETRIUMPHS OF
htCH,S La MANlEEf SAFEST

= lHE FoLLowINGr tERTIyICATEs HAVE list prrsg
received by the mails They form additional tes,imony
OF the superiority Of RIoH's SALAMArngt over ali othr
FIRE IN ChAkLES ON. = C.
- CHAIR EsToS, April 60, 1854,
NR. Il. ". HarH, Agent for Rch's Saiamander Safes
Dear SIR; Fndingii impossible TO remove onr safe du
ring lhe ate nre which destroyed oBr store in Hayne
street ana having taken oIt book, We pt into h
SNerai papers 10 iesi ~ We hre glad acknowledge
tat Ia iuis sustained the high reputation of vour safes
'he preservation 0i tGsSe per more than we ex
e.tea when We WITNESSED the heat ii was SUBJ
jected to. Yours DE- ~ ~
COgRTNEY TE~NANTA
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in - Hours:
BOSTON in 3ly Hours;
BJI FAt.O in 6I Hours:
DIN hiRk in Is Hours;
CLEN = 10 in -, Hours;
Dl TIL.
Cincinnati, Columbus aud Clcvcland Route

Cincinnati, Columbus and md Clcrcland Route.
VIA
LITTLE MIAMI n,ri.WOaD,
fENE ONLY ROUTE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIPT
ork aud Boston to u 10 albany New Yors and Rc,ton:
. a;G i, Ni;sara Fall, S."iork. Boston, Montreal Ssr
fasseng by this route, breakfast CiuennsM and dine
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning E'Press o'elOek
In. p'Cari ~ ra rs1 na%ors md Sen York
Al sny NV YORK. Boston. &C., 6e..
Second rr,in-Lake ste,msos Espre.s ~ clock A.
meeting Cleveland with tie magnificent Low Pressure Steam
QUEEN OF TUE wEs..... Cant. Mcbride:
FARE As CHhIp As Any OTHER RofTE.
1hrouso Cleveland Buualo. WITHOUT Landing in tor
hours aud akias certain ith the train
York B,ston Sc Lewstown to Montreal ouefec Ec
THIS train also makes connection crestne Pitsursh
Il Cleveand with Railroad Dunkirk. Buffalo New YORK
Third Tr.n-RaiIrcsd Evening Express O'Clock p NJ
e Is PE Ta a at to
Iand 10 nkirs New ork aud i,ston AT uso TO Niss.ra
f.ls Asany. New York. Boston &e.. &c.
The roads Of :his reute The same from oinsipna
LITTLE MIAMI 's Is THE only ER DEPOT
AT CINCINNATI.
Rsse from wa TO bns and
isl Dunkrk to New York and rs-eheeked
The Dep this route and LAX. Shore Railroad at CIeye
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
Aud for an Information please Apply at the old established
southeast and Front directy cp-
rosite the oeneer Houe Railroad Hotel Mail Boat Land
ing. the Eastern. Little Miami. Depot Front street:
u. II. CLEMENT sup't
p. W. SrRAp.R Ticket ard General sg~nt.
THE OMNIBUS LINEi
VIII call for in part city Nv leaving
direetions the above
and Front. directly river hank.
ey2I J. II. HOW ELL Conductor.
DIR. J. G.. BURCH Dentist,
SESPECIFi LILY requests those in
sional services and settle: snd
INFORM those who desire such operations in future that
are NO failures when they paid Tor. mysl-n
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI


4 THE AFFLICTED EvERYwIEkE
| Dx. a. T.. ADAMS, LIVER EALSA1I
CONES GREETING
| ali. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS
~ Is awakening the inquiry ia
read It: 10 is It that Americans have been long
SHY mndred in darkness aud Ignorance the OF
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM
The great Panaeca Disease offered afflicted
states and Territories for the entire
IN all stages, Bilious Fever Agus Fever Chronic
Fever Dropscal Affections chs. Censam Ashma
tm. Piles seroaua Salt Rheun Dysreysi. General peIiI-
y. Nervousness, Costvenes Indigestion Female Com
Br A. Adams Liver Blssm now sustain. the hivhe,,
reputation os remedy before the pOc pro 90
The * pesl. hey Ond shadow doutt he
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED
heng purely vegetable for the
diseases. The skeptict have become
votaries and pronounce toe Liver SaIs,m lie the
ONLY RELIABLE u HNREENGER OF HEALTH To THE
AFFLICTED ENERYw WHERE.
Testimonials from rael il has made swollen
with expressions Of for the relief
And IN ~ mi Liver Raistm recommended
these suffering under the IRON GRASP the MONSTER
n>EAS aud at procure bottle Of Dr A L. Adams
Liver Btlstm.
TIN called the perusi Of the Medical
Ctreu'r which lie obtained 0f
nted states giving clear epeme OF the
also. OF c-rtincates those
parileed asesndaney the diseases which
SUBJECT.
q e. scorT. General Agent No 81 Randolph :. Chicago
III to whom Ill orders he addressed receive prompt
attention
Soldty HALLOCX & SrODDARD EvansrHIe
Aen IN the Country he supplied by them ProPrie
Il. JAMES. VT. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON New Har-
mpnv; c. JAQCES X CO Poseyyille; HALL0CK 4
fAh"ENIEk. Prinee'on. Ini eI-lyw
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a. FGCtsEZ.
EETH0LEs ALE AND HErAII. CONNECTIONS

w All Manutl OF AL kinds CANDIES Cakes Cor
das Preserycs. Jvlies First street. between Man
aat Locust Evansville. Ina.
sS-Ord-rs frn families parties for srCles in
his business atttnaed ~ At the an notice.
SS-An ICE CREAM SALOON Is fitted up the be5tsyle.
ISl1-tf
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A HlIcE family Butter to be hadas
" Sll COOKS
Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
IL 6lasses. Tor sale by ey2 A. @. PUSHEE.
KENTUCKY SCHOOL Of MEDICINE
rls Institnton will Tuesday
tct l and continue until the end OF February with
the 20 blowing faculty:
BENJAMIN ". DUDLEY VI. d.. Emeritus Professor of
Await my aud surgery.
JOShGA Il. FLINT. NJ. d.. Professor Of the Principles
and Prlctice of Surgrry.
HENRY VI BU tLtrr NJ D.. Professor Physiology and
R1BT. j. BRECKIN RIDGE NJ. d.. Professor OF Materia
M-,fel and CT ncsl Srrg-ry.
THOS ". COLESCOrf. ". u. Professor OF ana,ony
JOSEPH q NORWOOD VI. d.. Professor of Chemistry
JOHN HARDIN " ID Profess OF Obstetrics and Deas-
es o. Women aud Children. IT..
T.. NJ LAWSON. NJ D.. Professor Of Theory Practice
Of Iedicine and Clinical Medicine.
DAVID CUMMlNS. VI. d. DrmoBs.ra,or of ANATOMY
Clinical Lectures Louisville Marine Hospital twice
Of Preliminary Lectures athe School the Hos
pitl during the month Of October free OF charge.
Mgttral for Practical Anatomy abundant The dssecng
rooms will he opened on the lat of October.
Tle full of lectures
rieu alton paid only) De.pg SO
Gratuation fee s2j. X. j. BRECKTN RIDGE
ans9-weow-norl Dean of the Faculty.