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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
EXTRA EDITION.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Sevastopol not yet Taken!
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROM
THE SEAT OF WAR.
From our Extra Of this Morning. ]

SANDY Hook, Dec. -, 1854.
The steamship Pacific has arrived, with Liver
pooi dates to the Goth ult. There is nothing
decisive from the seat Of war.
In England matters were in crisis and Par
lament would probably summoned for the pur-
pose Of imposing new taxes.
Since the terrible battle Of 1nkermann on NOV.
8. when then allies lost 1000 and the Russians
10000 neither party had been in condition to
resume active hostilities, consequently there Is
40 news.
The reported battle of the 18Th, is false. The
utmost activity is manifested in France and Eng
land, IN sending reenforcements. IS the existence
OF the allied army depends thereon.
Several thousshds had arrived. 1t is reported
that the Russians have captured two English
cruisers in the Baltic.
Napoleon says that powerful diversion will be
made in Bessarsbis.
Austrian. Prussian and GermsDic aiPlOmatsss
are active, but France and England have notified
that tbey will not now treat on the basis OF the
four poutS.
The Arabia arrived out on The Goth
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Passengers Arrived

IN me ,tecm'hp Pafre from Lireypooi-B Baron de ki:s
chofer Minister Mexico snd servant; Gen James W.
son Webb Or VIM. Grefg II. Farchid bearer Of di.PsA
and lady Schifner bearer n dispatches, l.dy q.
ehid Mr. julius Goetz Miss hichaes Thomas Jordgn,
McMunsn, Jr Mrs. Fsrr, Messrs 4 Patterson. y Btsns
Sylvester A. Howard Nic4crs, W. Adams, y. Wares.
Hunt Napier, g. Topham, u. Yard. h. Beck. b. Bess1
SID lady Mrs lmbest NJ. Hene led7 ard servant licss
Ross spd lady John Potter +. Burr h. de Kline. agass
sohp Brtton Oliver Eidnoge, Isaac Taylor, Messr,
Woods Lspee 4. d. Moryon, l.. Draper. Jr, A ertia
A. Tumbre and lady, Mrs. A. T. Hall j. Henry aud ny
scbeiteD lady child snd servant j. Kappnsn " Lsxs
j. r Thompson, Capt de Win,on. b. a. J. X. stdWI
Meeker J. Crsmer q Fl0ttlsh ChaA sharpe. s. k'hei
B Maria r. Harrison. o D. Psrriih, o. p. BtsnmoE
C. r. and f. W True, T. d Ofrks, C. A. Lord, Cd Cap
bell Julius Drifting J. Tdsny B. Perry, Godlng Boar
Bisndin D NJ Hslstesd w Pot, T. NJ Crosse, q. T. az
H. Atkiusoo. r. r. Robbins. J. Rosentlal l. do Rosfs,
Wepdl p + MarchsbJ. Madame haiss l. simopfsldf,
Matthewsou, L. Trapman, O. Pe,rie, Robert stuisss
g T. Dale, F. Dee BFosses ]. A Parel H. A. Bosreem
Miner NJ. de Pstch. A. Wetney aud children B. Reopsn
Besenier j. Wolfe. MessEs GiovaBnis MontsomerI xft
Jobustore Roy J. Pa1aolpin Holbrook solsn. Eldrtc
OBnen BichsrdsoD, Barnes, Buesceise Er3osier, Ban
Chapman, Appleford, Ring, Bryan and land-ljl
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WORD on THE OTHER SIDE.

To he Ediiov u Tns n. y. 7fibvne
SIR; observe in your journal communication
sered s. T. b in which Tho writer takes occasion 10
throw ridicue upon Lord Raglan for MS gid of fJo
private who had distinguished himself no, Z" in the
" field but BY a heroic and successful attempt 1t
escape fro n his Russian cap'ors
Far from me be It to attempt defense Of Lord
Rsglan's generosity and good feeling. Lord Rsgaa
and his soldiers understand each other very WELL and
can take care Of their own business. What wish to
raw is that 1t seems to me somewhat unbecomlng u
an American TO find fault with the sristocratic systen
of the Engli.h army. Those who live in glssshouses
"s should throw no stones viii S. I. u. inform ne
how many officers Of the American army have risen
from the ranks!
Respectfully An tAaI INDIAN ofriShh-
Patton Dec TO- 1884
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Passenger sailed

In Steamship 5fiea er LireyIol-pedro J Gonzals W
raIsso; Fsus'o MasenH, DO Mf. Young, HnslAld NJ ~
hon. dol Mr. and nD R{chmAn ard child, New Ysfti M
Woods. CsnadA; Mr. and Ms Ross. do Capt. Hsr.sts
England; Mr. Lsngdop. EewYoiki Johu FOulss New fon
j. bn Brandon, Dir. and ATs Gill.st. D. Bell ksars
Robert BroekehaIst. Mr. Chapman. Eng h. Aoxon. ~
eOn; John Prsu N y NJ Job, Jas stanbuy 1as ;s,
John Fair Csnsis; Alex. Kirkland, do; w. hsa
Jos Peabody. Rob. Benny n. T.; Mon, lie Jsgss. En;s
Mr.. Irmentero. Hsysos; Mr. Prsdo do Mr.. sessI Bs.i
DR.. Buchanan. N Y Mr. Hutchinson, Quebec; \. ~ ~
eerseu Toronto; }. Howard and two serysns. yosa ~
Dosne. Paris; John Webb jacob Oelsmm, y. ~
w. Thompson and children, Nr y: W. raomps1
and Mrs. John De Cocks Australia Mr. HcSerey - -
Mrs. Chamberlain ard friend Wisconsin; M sp ~ 5eotl
Dir. Webster Mr. Baldwin. oueoeei Ihos Grna LI,oryys
N. s3hroek " v; W d. Harding. London ~ u "
Webster San frsne,eo Mr. end hrs horys' ,,on'
T Owens Csnsdsi Mr. Andfevs nj nin,.S g.,r
Newton Err; Mr.. Campbell, csosd'i M Meo'' ro''"
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Arrived.

US h steamship Pacific, Hye Liverpool nov ~ - 80.
srd psssenees 20 X Collins Has bad strong
,he entire passage sew Phia1elphis packet gona ssy
e,pool, Of Point Libas passed ship "sskinf'on In
co Sksrres passed elppershp White Cioaa 80
Ship Nebraska Bestmsn Dublin Sc days ios snp ~ ~
gers 20 7 @ Schomburz Hts expsIeseed seT hes's-
from NV; split sails, &c. A., q. ~
Bark Hsbensts!e. (BTemD LaDke, Bremen " asJ''''
sst with ISL passs nsers 10 Pc zee Co. - "A
Bari Florence (of Bath Mitchell. Rotterdam NOV IT, w
mese andpsssensers to Booosn, GIsves 70.
sAILED-ships New World, knight, Ltvsrpoo'i f6~A~
Collins, do.
BELOW Two ship- and three bngs unknown
wIND-Duflrg the day, S.W
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T ONG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Leave Bfo %,
4 lvn for jreeppott 10 A Nj for Hampstead, IL ~
T. NJ; Funins dsle s4S P, Ja@sie. 10 70, ~
ct 10 A: NJ and SIS NJ, t.tns slos:ss Saasa rs,sss
Monday SO A NJ r. Fsrminsdsis, so ?. n rss.f'
Monday. As A.. NJ yg Brestiys-Le:ve - SfsenEl -
P 4, Henpsfssd' 6 IS A NJ. and $50 r Nj Jsns'ss' ~
fSo st5 A NJ, sna ass 2. NJ.
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THE TRIAL OF TUCKER.

Up to twenty minutes past twelve today the
Jury in the Tucker case had not rendered ta'u
verdict
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steauhips-Msdon Foster chstles,on, spOaord Theses
Co. ,r.... ts.
shirs-oappes Caleb Portland, kus'sA q 'iA'hs ~
nard, Gtoss, Antwerp. Post RJeIson -, -, MA.
sehooners-SuisD Loriog. Boston, w Lows H. H.
Nas Small Salem. x. Ropes; Aekandef Chnsusii
h.m, Z. spraFue; Globe. Homer, fhiAde'psa. "sasF-
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- 90. ,.afz. Su- Trp. " 10 aud
s1s ~ -. c,sx a sa4tis; mixed a oNfs~ qaer'er
~h s.i.r HIS 5 IN fau dsnl,adsi fcwt Noh'az
fri,r ia IUEPEAriSE.
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MARLNE JOURNAL
Cleared this Forenoon.

PORT or EEw-YoRK.......Oac sssG. u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
DR.. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDIOPIPER.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, sCRoFULA, AND ALL INPTRITIEs OF TIL
Prepared By one Of the FaeHHv.

FOR DYSPEPSIA, soRoFuLA, AND ALL INPrRrIIEs THK
BLOOD
Prepared By one cf the FaeHhV.
THIS vegetable remedy which is nov spreading TO all
artsofthe country prepared by graduate Of one
of the first Medical Schools in The West ply stefan Of
Oh standing in his profession and as much opposed to
empresm or qgaekery as any one can be, as shown
by the fact that the pe is published. and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine thus exonerating ii from
the charge Of being nostrum; -
If Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference the Circular and by the
coaIganyng certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparlla. the Hyropiper quick in its ac
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results,
in the Of the girl Of Mrs Simmons, OF
Louisville, who was relieved Of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKH
In short wherever known stands At the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia Scrofula, White swelling, Negro Consunp-
ton, Chronic Rhnumatsn, G0ut. Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Ahectons, all
Female irregularities aud DISTINCTIONS Mercuria Dis
cages Secondary Syphilis, General Debility AMI all dis
orders arising from impure blood ard bad Habit OF
IFcss FEMALE COMPLAINTS
thi. remedy sta Ids unrvalled. II Is slight stmuian
and powerful toI.ic and alternative
AS beautifer of the complexion in the of i'm
Piles and bohes, producing clear and beautiful skin,
Il \. uch more safe and remedy than all the cos
metics and lotions in existence. Try it, and you will
never regreti DO not lose confidence if hould
medicine being drive all impurities to the surface and
by that means out OF the system.
HARpENsBuRG, KY, Oct G, 1851.
DR.. A. E. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have AHMED our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropiper, for
the Of Scrofua in all its FORMS and other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female " eak ness 6c.-
Having prescribed and watched its effects i'm
Of the above diseases and having always found efec
tual most cheerully recommend ii 10 the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have used-al.o
Eether superior TO Sarsapsrlla. and any of its com
pounds. n. T. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwrxsBoRo' Ky, March 25 1852.
Dear Doctor:I receiv cd yours Of the 22d inst al 40
cordng to your request acknowledge the receipt of Hy
dropiper.
Dyspepsia. In short, consider il valuable rrepara
ton. have been using il myself and think it benefits
my general health. Respectfully your friend,
JAMES COWAN, NJ. n.
PRICE 81 per bottle bottles for S. when taken st
one time. RAYMOND & PA1TEN,
Sole Agent, No. ~ Fulton street. Lon; willie, ky,
To whom all orders should De addressed.
Agents In Evansville HALLOCK 81 sTODDAKD
Princeton, r. B. RALboCh
mh2S vsmis
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evansville AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
WBEkLY MAIL LINE

A$@N ON and after Saturday. July lst, the IN
Stage Coacheas above.
Leaving Es1sville Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
days Thursey's and sstu -day's a. z O'Clock A NJ.
The line VII all times be stocked with horses aud
comfortable oaches tusy and careful drivers and the trips
made With Hulay and dispatch All orders for goods
tended to.
For passsgor other business apply at the office Lv
cry and Saeabe Locust street. the Market House
Persons eavg their orders the Hotels will
secure prom attention. NJ. & E. n. DE GARMO.
e29-tf
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Z . q 9 . 9 z E Z
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL

lNHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
l. has performed. after all other remedies had failed,
warrants the proprietor In asserting that II is the only
Lniment that will cure Chronic or nfanmaory Rheu-
natism Paralysis Stiffness or weakness In the JOINTS
n,s, or Ts.n snh psn %
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musquitos, or any in.
And it will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs or shns no difference how
heal Burns Scalds, Fresh Cuts Wounds &c, sooner
'H-' ~ 't OVER Million OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1853, and the demand is increasing
daily and have heard Of wherein it has
failed to any external disease when properly up
piled.
Who will suffer from Pains. Sores, swellings
when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
'''A' ''' ISCoSTEsTABIE PROOF
of what we have asserted.
JH. McLrAx-Sir: feel 1t duty owe to the public
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice BY false certificates AID ioug
advertisements.
| For six months we confined to my room cripple
IRON rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremendous
y, producing the most pains. The muscles
contracted that could not straighen my leg ct all
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks but IL
done no more good than any other grease Obtained
relaxed the muscles, and cured me permanently.
AMERICUs CASEDAY Saline county. Ill.
saw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted stated. and
he is now we'll. WYNN. ELLIOTT, Pnkneyvilie.
Reader, IL the 10 not sufficient to convince You
of The wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Lniment
call and examine the Thousands which we hav" in
possession from all parts Of the country. and you win
purchase supply from US and does rot give satsac
ton the money will be returned to the purchaser.
| FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McIean's Celebrated Linmentis the only safs and
liable remedy for the cure OF Spayn, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls Splints. Unnatural Jumps. Nodes Swellings
IL iIl never fail BIZ Head PolievIl Fistula old
| Running Sores Sweeney, IL properly applied. For
Sprains. Bruises Scratches, Cracked b0of Chaes sad
die or collar Calls Cuts Wounds IL is infallble
remedy. Apply as directed, and cure is certain.
| Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment ard McLean's Volcanic oil Liniment.
omnibus horses that lame sprained and for swell
ings and have found MeLeans Volcanic oil liniment
TO be the best Liniment. ERAS1US WELLS,
| ofthe firm of Case d. Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
! German.
This Briments put M in % cent, 50 cont and
bottles The 50 cent size contains three times the guam
t;y of % size and proportion cost
| For sale by j. H. MCLEAN sole Proprietor,
| Corner Third and Pine streets, st Louis. No.
For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY d CO. at Projectors prices. Gmh7
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SiLvER PLATED Sewing Birds and super Sc ne Nee
- dies forsAle by e22 A G. PUSHEE.
IIINET:-l case blue Satnet reed this day and Tor
Nv VVDI4O eSr,s Of seasoned Hickory and Ash wood
eyD MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON. Firstst.
LIZ gsn IA srEh WANTED.-A eompstent Book
- AeePel wanted. Apply at this ONCE. ey15
us ruh sALE 400 by ITO feet on the corner Q
s2T,f '''' '''''' ''"'''' city T. g AE Rsz Is
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II p Blank Deeds. of the most approved form and
dne paper Blank Notes, Bills Lading, &C., sale6c for
at this Office.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL. PAINTING,
PANS OILS. WINDOW GLASS. SC. &C.
ftLENDENING WALKER have formed rtu .rship for
~ the business and orenea shop and Store on
amore street above Lauyhlins old stand. 1hey will keep
constantl hand large stock OF Paint, OILS window
Glass Ygnhes Brushes &c &c They also solicit orders
Houseand Syu Painting variet promising to
style aud the lowest prices mys If
gKAlL Clothes Tooth Nail Comb and Shoe Brushes. for
sal,by e22 ~ {. PUSHEE.
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JorRNArHY
q COPELAND, BANKER
Dealer in Erehange, Coin Land Warrants, Uneuryent
Money, &C., &C.; Office on First st. near IMain.
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JEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

FNNBE hprietors Of this House have removed from their
II old Main their Hotel. Just finish
the Court onse where they prepared
their old and all others no
es Ion them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage respect ully solicit
Of IN same which shall all endesvor 20
it, Our are will be the best the market affords. and
charges uDdernts.
Good s.blng and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom
eylO-dSwu FELKER & HEDDERECH
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Tickets s20: halves sl0 quarters 49, eighths - so.
We will issue a Certificate OF
Is whole tickets s2O quarter tickets for SIS on
Is half IaO Is eighth % &c
In ordering Tickets select the Lottery name the Glass and
date enclose the money usng instead OF silver
and direct Be particular mention Town COun
v and State and write address plainly Prizes drafts
Bank Notes solvent Bank BE
careful 70 direct to
EYES @. MARIN CO.. Baltimore. Md.
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LOOK To THE FEET

SOME THINGS OAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS.
HI JHART having just returned from the Eastern cities.
wuld inform his OLD and the citizens
orally his Shoe Main
" oppot the Branch Bank Of largest hnest snd best
selected socks of Seasons able Fsshiopale BOOTS and
SHOES this city caprising Gents Boots
all OF all tn, different styles Youths and Child.
fneoots Mss Caters and shoes of all kinds and
In ian s. Soes in abundance
lie hiss lo stock Of No. Red Sole Leather and lay
lor's No 4 Oak. Of Cincinnati.
ALSO-33 fine French Cslfskins Of different brands
fr froI the Custom House in New York.
ALSOMoroecos Lining. Bindings Thread. Gutts rereha
Web Laos Enameed SPLITS aud in fact other kind OF
necessary featuring Boots end
shoes al which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
Warrants rood.
lie has is large force Of good and xpsrienesd workmen
employed in manufacturing which enies him to e"npeie
cheapnes dursby. with house
wet Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3l.tf H. J. HART.
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HANS casks Prime B.con free from shippers for
III sale by cyl GEJ. FOSTER q CO.
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MARIN & CO., A q NTS,
APPOINTED By THE STATE or MAINLAND,
FOR The SALE OF TICKETS In THE
M ARYLAND STATE LOTT Ekk IsS
FOR AUGUST, 1854


the Prizes
w thi, earnestly that
person will give opportunity send them some Of them
The outlay trang comparison to the Prizes be
possession thousands
solve Package at least Tickets
Lotteries 20 send Of the Prizes to dis
tsnt aud may be the Fl sixty
Prize may fall TO share only will you
may chance for them All that necessary
the Lottery and Tickets wanted enclose the
directto @. MARIN 4 CO , BALTIMORE Md.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
f., - -izz55ssssEEsszzl PATENT WHEELBl RROwS
~ - sSf-.ee1.k1A superior article for Railroads
IuraPikes LDslng purposes &c of my manufacture
in lots purchasers constantly hand for sale
HENRY HOCKEY
No. 81 East Front street. Cincinnati. o.
~ Ories promptly ate n ded to- e2B-IndS w.
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WALL PAPER, BORDER. FIRE SCREENS.
WINDOW PAPER. &c.
HE subscriber received other and extensive
Of the above articles to which he would most
respectfully call all who wish purchase
telss In his ne feeling confident that he can sell AZ as 10
house West His stock Is
complete he feels assured he give entire
satisfaction 10 all those who will favor him with call
Particular attention paid hanging paper with accuracy
and dispatch.
syIs JOHN @. DEvEREUx. Jr., Main bet. lst & 2d.
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EILANs received cases cirpenters Places com
prisig very large and complete Of Bench
Fancy Pas Also. Guages Saw. Plane and ChIseI handles
File hsnies. Chalk spo0s Bench aud Hand Screws &c..
&c all made my order by the Ohio Tool CO.. Call at
the New hardware doors below the Branch fsnk
ey1-dv CHAS. ) WELLS.
"IOyELTY WORKS" HkRDWARE.
0UST eceved aud in sock 100 packages Pittsburgh Locks
80 Lsices Codee Nils. Plat Couat-r add Ira Scales
Pint M Letter leopyngl Presses. Sc &e all OF which
offer setorv pricesat wholesale, the New Hardware
Store dors below Branch Bank.
ey!-d8n CHA'S. ;. WELLS.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR sALE

T.OTs AND HOUSES FUR sNLN.
HREAT CHANGE FOR SPECULAIlON.-Six Lots 10
sale situated Evansville lust beyond the Rarea DE
pot Four these lots have Frame Houseson them and other
wise They well situated tor residences. hem
business and only about square from Nal
fine speculation offered in these lots as they
m Those wanting cheap places OF residence or Wish
fine opportunity speculation had better apply imHe
atey these houses especially new an very de
residences For further particulars apply at this ofhee
elicit
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81. 1896 PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.


Tickets e.: Halves so cts; Quarters rs cts.
We will issue a Certificate of
q Whole Tickets for ga 25 Quarter Tickets for g so
Is Half % Is Eighth rs
200 Quarters cost $50.
For Us will issue Certificate of the tickets and after
the drawing deduct the balance
aud remit remande The and
. would advise all to try
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Ii. NELSON
ID. WOOLSEY

SOFAS. Divan, Center dining, Brea kfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23-Iyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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.JEWELRY STORE OF
a. . O. q y S<xj czxS H. rJA

SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS below MAIN, 1 kRoS's
BUILDING, EVANSVILLE,
n AT this store keep constantly hand large and
Nh general Clocks aud Jewelry of
all kinds and of the best styles and quality My stock
will be continually supplied by fresh additions, with
the latest aud beautiful patterns which my extensive
business connections enable buy and sell the lowest
priees.
Repairs of kind executed competent aud at
low charxes.
All goods sold and all repairs done warranted
Those hing in my line respectfully nyi
ted o examine stock and prices. Jei-tf
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NJ cSShS ID * HON ARD having purchssed
1vA Wharf boat wish
patronage upon us hitherto aud ~ ask for continue
ance OF the same towards them
We beg to say further friends Of and ALL
that continue the Commission and
heretoore We have engaged ample facilities
the River and having Canal other
We continue make liberal all property
signed for sale pment TO our and
also promptly 10 h all orders the purchase
goods or the produce OF the country having facilities
do snch business to the best advantage for
Office. rs formerly. under the Telegraph Office .
e22-U JOHN 5. MITCHELL A. SON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18
It wa. with much reluctance tia, wa ronsen,

II WAS with much reluctance that va consent
ed to publish tho following communication from
Rev. Nj. Esrrs. We think i, always best to
keep peace in the family int can he d1ns.
We doub; very much whether the commune
ZION will in any wise promntc the cause OF Christ
seems to Us that 1t is not exactly dictated by the
sprl. that was taught by our Saviour, brethren
love one ano,her' But a. We are not coupe
cent 'dses Of the emcnsc amount OF principle II
course, open our columns oarcp!y.
To the Editor. OF the Free Trader Il see in
YOUR paper o. Feb, ll,h, uo'i'r from &. t.
CDuk, Rector Cuus v,aIun n ths place
Ia that notice iuTui-heu YOU AS We understand
hy himself be- a>sunrs t. have Married thpl.,.
} Bell,lv to Mss III ~ Il Gard ot tbs u.>.--
Now Tor the .oTttAI SHOW upon w.I.r ,As a.
Sumption !, bl'ed was pcri,;med Alter ,hc .u.',
marrt,d couple ware duy J"uri N 'hv s"t'..
ouuds &, m,trmpuy by a., sell :. \. E..et, ,
i4uS rrc, -uE Il AWiN.cr 81 the Gospel ia hv
B4ut,,t Cua,ch; ami IA h.rHluny win ,hal paw
Ct bestowed ~ me by the Legislature ofour satc
~ uy cr,.n,atr on NE a, Ms rrcJrv. IT th,
y,er, of yuIr cJur, Nili show. Il then tht Rs,
Rector has told the uUJh, iAgu - Like mGmm,n
uNcr ever, couple ~ N"ur tIty--uuI rur"llcJ ct
niS Ec,i,-lsst,u I,,uld-, Wou,d ,vu,urt Hl cue
4 swuup every rh ii lntu H. ,unIc,' nov
uurg. Again. lhs Ices told lie uutu. Lc hN-
grossly violated the laws It oar safe, ami o.,
rNfu-rd 20 indictment, and sbuuh pas The tg
lc.'u h- tcmru,y ~ muttug without AyrUCv
ana III not returning sU-h ,Iccusc.
Bot thl, - not The w'r.t feature We could