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CARD.

DR.. Samuel Of New York xsats cancen umos
and without the kne and say
has tskeu the House,
consulted tor few days.
Ds of c.
Hon Geo. houston Of AIAbams
1enlsAss-, and Non w. b. w. Dent Georgia.
AsoTHrk REnAsIABLs the
ea"u'"nr success of Doctor Gilbert of this the mova
which
Snd nndr.ds paenis hockng from part Ut the
eouy Ihr following letter. which has addressed 10 h ny
wlp feJoice exceeding
Affords
u' the doctor, that lay before
readers;
"NEw YoKK, January 8, 1854.
DR. CLBEKr Dear Laborng undet thought ulcer
which, after consulting with talented physician
hid all the remedies usually applied such with
determined to having heard of and knowing
tm winch came under observation unpaal
ld the Of such Diseases On first
pronounced fungus and convinced Of
VI the knife, which perfection Of
which IL has healed rapidly and general
health wich falling mprovng and better than has
consider hands OF God
forever 70 Tesieve
hum,ny Accept wamest thanks for your KIND at
and with them me silver pitcher
place office, us grateful nement0
Lynchbufg, Virginia. and Will be glad TO give to
Information in regard your method OF treatment and
extraordinary succrss.
"YouTs, truly W. r. ALLiSoN, "a. d."
gentleman who writes the above il
GbUs readers and physicians
particularly call at the DOCTORS No 4S3 Broadway and
for themselves Tho wonderful he is eectng
Times. July ll-dlm
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limited STATES Mail Lime Caiifor nta,
u Panama, of month, n
steamships approved By NAVY Department.
1000 burden, Hnarnntyng speed and safety.
The Panama railroad completed Obspo, IL miles from
Panama.
The transit from
AspnwaI Obspo, transportation
recently thorough order. single passenger
passengers
and from
alongside the
There will be river transportation in future this
The from sickness of description.
Reserve being always kept at New York. Pana
San Francisco deenti accident
The II eutlrely reliable.
expected the Atlantic will be regn
arIy nd on The Pacific, in i2 10 2k days.
Passengers will day they Aspin
Through tickets attic iowe rates. be had agency
West street, New York.
Sd y
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iHOCOLaTfc Cocoa, and Droma.- wv BAKER d co.'s
American and Nnnn Premium
wsoh ns have been awarded by the chief institutes
The United States, md by their agents: y
Husssy Murray. New York Grant and Twels, Phadelphs
THOMAS " Brund'ge Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
osio; and y. w. Howell, Georgetown, ID. c.
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
aP'-oN Dorchester. Mas.
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WANTED 10 rent irnmediaieiy, a comfortable dwell
ling peighbohood, containing eight
with Kitchen location in the First or Second wards
preferred.
November well finished
dwelling house, parlos chambers dining
and bath artures, and the locality unobjecuonabr
will
of the
price, &c. Wednesday the 20rh
scribar JAS. q. NcGU1RE,
Mar 95-d Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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NEW York. May 2d, ps5J-The undersigned has this day
~ opened Office, No ~ William
for the transaction of general brokerage business,
bank insurance, raioad Sinte,
securities bought M sold.
Proraissory bills and Negotiated
Nav fo-df EMANuEJ. d. HART
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I ITHOGRaPH View city Rtchn,ond
Virginia drawn FROM and William Macleod
esq For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
In
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UARP PENS.-A gross OF pens just
III and for by COLLINS, BOVINE, & CO.,
llh dsors north OF Penn.
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FrO tsNENrOSThc office OF Inventors Protective
ona Union is 7th street. opposite the east porco of the
Patent blce
ready examinations, solicit patents
with ali possible despatch.
he models
eau be m adj shortest
invited call the
had regard To the objects Of the "Unon."
~ must be addressed 10 the central office, where prompt
attention wi, given them.
Genital office, Washington, d. G.
r. @. CLAYTON,
President OF Inventors Protective National Union.
Mar iS-diy
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WANTED.A OF the American Archives, volumes
for which reasonable price wi be either money
books FRANCk TAYLOR.
july Ia
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iiEstHA8iE E Dwelling In tho Northern liberties
VII he sold private sale, application undersigned
o tots ~ and a. S, fronting y feet 9th
ws bftween and streets north running back l02 feet
with the consisting substantial and we'll
an,-ned ,wo story frame house, with back buildings.
For particulars inquire of JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Auction aud Commission Merchant.
July l1-eo6t stsais5
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ONLY $50.
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANA-
sthmus crossed hours Only eleven miles
celebrated steamship North Star to leave New
Arpnwa Saturday. August 5h, with the
steamship Yankee Blade The books these palaces
number tickets will be sold the follow
ing rates, If applied for before the 2oLh July:
Cabin rOoms berth $l00
Secop cab open berth. 30 i
sieerage Observation-Disclosures. 30
Apply only James NJ Cross, Battery Place, stairs
NJ small passengers will be guaranteed
rive in San Francisco ahead of the Nicaragua line.
July ll--e0dat
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NEs.RABLEs House for Rent and Furniture for
saeW be rented until the 4h of March, 1885, desirable
dwelling hoase, situated noith
strers we containing parIo dining Kitchen good
Tue whole or il desired part of the furniture will be sold
resnahie payable in and MONTHS
satisfactorily secured.
to parncuiars apply undersigned,
Mace, The premises.
JAMES @. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
July il-eod6t
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AitH oR sAi-E We have for sale farm of 226
si,ca Grorars county, Beivie Maryland. will
sn'i favorable terms bnih
desrrei being satisfactorily secured
1e ua miles dis
the and leading
pdjoDs the belonging Mr. II. kernan,
.xciet capable of the highest of cultivation.
the place, willing
work chance offered obtaining
rraIy price accommodating
MOKSS, STANSBUKY, CO.,
Juae 2f--2aw2w Corner and
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Meeting at Memphis, Tenn.

AT late meeting held at Memphis, Tenn
TO take action OF the late Salem affair. the
following preamble and resolutions were a.
dopted:
whereas, Frequent outrages of the most
Migrant and unjusti6able character have
oeen perPetrated recently upon Southern
cItlzens travelling through the free States, and
whereas. One ot our own fellow citizens
MI j. j. Robinson, on passing through the
state ot Ohio with his family and servant,
was brntaly assaulted and robbed Of his
rlghtiul property as recognized by the Con-
stItutlon OF the Nation, by Il NIB, headed by
one-Blackwell. a merchant of the city o.:
Cincinnati, and Whereas, I he extent Of our
commercial intercourse with the city of Gin
cinnati amounting in the aggregate to mil
lions OF dollars annually, as we believe
should render that city also the great
State of Ohio far more sensible Of the i'm
portance OF respecting our citizens and their
property, than the above named outrage
evinces, Wherefore
X SOired, / hat unless the city of Cincin-
natl, by some public demonstration, repudi-
ate the action of the mob and the lawless
conduct of Blackwell, that we, as citizens of
Memphis will exercise every legitimate
means to break up The commercial inter-
course between our ow'. city and the city of
Cincinnati, and divert Southern travel from
sail city and State to that direction in which
their rights and property will be respected,
and be it further
ResOtred. That we ask aud expec, the SYM
pathy and corporation of our sister slave
holding States TO come 10 our relief and aid
us in defending ourselves against aggressors
from Ohio by cutting off from the State, and
particularly the city OF Cincinnati all the
trade in their power.
Resolved, That the board of Mayor and AL.
dermen of this city be requested to appoint
special River Police, whose duty shall be
viglantly to watch all steamboats, coming
from Cincinnati, and strictly TO enforce our
State and municipal laws in regard to free ne
groes.
A motion was afterwards offered TO appoint
conImittee to correspond with every SOUTH
ern city In reference 10 the matter suggest
ed in the report of the commtte on resolu-
tons; also a resolution directing the Mayor
OF the city of Memphis to forward copy Of
these resolutions To the corporate authorities
OF the city Of Cincinnati; both of which reso.
buttons were adopted
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Monetary ana Commercial.

During the most part OF the past week.
money matters, have been exceedingly strin-
gent, and within the last three days the dis
count houses have been under the necessity
of refusing nearly all the paper offered at
their counters; and, in consequence, the best
paper has been offered in the streets, and
sold as high two aud even three per cent
per month. A pressure so severe at this
S. asOn OF the year, when the demand for
money is only moderate is quite unusual; but
IL Is less severely felt now than it would be
during period Ut more general activity i'm
business. The immediaie cause OF the
present stringency is said To be a scarcity of
currency. The notes of the Indiana Free
Banks have been returning rapidly for re-
dempton fer several weeks past, and the
amount in circulation here is now compar-
atively small. To supply the place of this
other Banks, are not issuing their notes, and
thus we are left without circulating medium
in sufficient supply to meet The wants Of the
trade; and il would seem now that unless Ex-
change declines, we must continue To suffer
IN this respect, or receive and circulate an
inferior currency.
The market for Eastern Exchange has
given way, and yesterday Gal prem. were the
buying, and / the selling rates. The supply
Is not large, but 1t IL more than eqnal To the
demand, with the present scarcity of cur
rency, and sales were made in the reefs at
prices below our quotations.. Nothing doing
III New Orleans drafts, and quotations are
entirely nominal.
The small note law. as the time approach.
for it's enforcement, seems be regarded
with more aud more indifference, and we see
no reason to charge the opinion expressed
would prove a dead letter. However vor-
ably disposed the people may be towards
the principles of the law, their necessities,
are such just now that they cannot observe
it either in spirit or in letter.
Gin Price Cur.
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~ The Pennsylvania Railroad Company

~ The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have just had engraved new certfica Of
their ull-paid stock, and they adopted certain
forms in their issue which it is believed will
very eifectualy guard against fraud. Each
certificate requires four signatures, with at
least three of whom there must b collision
il any false stock gets upon the market. The
new certificates first pass through the hands
of the Transfer Clerk, than the Reglstr's,
then those of the Treasurer, and lastly the
Presidents, all Of whose signatures, and the
seal of the Company, each bears.
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DEATH OF Mr.. SAMUEL NIcHoLs.-This
gentleman, we'll known for many years as the
editor ofthe New York Sunday Mercury,
while entering one of the cars on the Third
avenue Railroad, at late hour on Monday
night, fell down, and his left leg coming be-
fore the wheel, was badly crushed, while the
toes of his right loot were nearly severed.
DR.. Carnochan rendered prompt assistance,
but his skill availed not, the injuries proved
fatal. Mr.. Nichols Hinged until yesterday
morning in great agony, when death ended
his sufierings.-N Y. Tribune SEPT. 90.
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~ The Forrest divorce case appears
not to have been set | yet. BIZ. r. ap-
pealed from the award OF the jury. allowing
Mrs. +. $4,000 year, and has made no
payments. long bill of exceptions has
been prepared by. FPS counsel, for the Oc-
tober term of the court, bat the argument
has Eeen postponed till Nr. Van Bureaus re-
turn fam Europe. Among the grounds re-
lied upea for a new trial is the error OF the
court in allowing Annie Flower, witness,
no make certain statements TO test her cred
Utility
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CASADA-"Canadaw with all her disadvan-
tages" says the Montreal Witness, "has pro-
gressed at Il rate not equalled by the neigh
boring States; she bids fair to become strong
nation aud will without a doubt WELD a
powerful influence for good upon this conti-
nent, and hand in hand with the enlighten-
cd and Christian men of the United States,
pnite in dilfusing through the earth the sound
and religious blessings which have made
them what they are-' This may be regard
ed as the sober truth; the country is beauti.
sfu to the eye, rich in it's soil, susceptible of
high culture agd unriy allied production: it is
n land Of hills and valleys ana dnnketh the
water of the rain of heaven like our own;
nor are the rigors of IT'S cold and the length
of its winters to be deprecated, for no coun-
try has more salubriOus climate, nor any
one to which the inVaids Of the States may
confidently repair Curing six or eight months
of the year for the arrest u the most insidu-
Gus Of human diseases.
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CorRT OF SEssIoYs-SVMMARY JUSTICE
Jno. Miller stole box OF clothes from VIII.
liam II. Dunn, 81 Day street, Yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock, and by = p. NJ. the
prisoner had been arrested, convicted,
and sentenced to two years hard labor
Dor in the State prison. When punishment
follows thus closely in the footsteps of crime
il is IA terrible warning to Offenders, and will
not fail TO restrain the vicious propensities of
those over whom morality has no control.
IN Y Herald, 22d inst.
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Hoes We saw, day or two ago. eigi-
teen car loads of hogs taken out on the La
fayette road We believe they were from
Kentucky, and sent out here to be fed The
kentuckinns seem TO be frightened into a
panic about pork, and. between their fears
of short corn crops and of the superiority u
Cincinnati over Louisville, they are as crazy
as bed bngs. They have put pork here at a
price that the improving appearance OF corn
and the abundance of mast will never let it
stay at, and their panic will cost them dearly
before it has left them Indianapolis Jour.
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WI d IL NJ ON PR ESS.

undersigned having purchased the right for Wander
burgh and eight adjoining counties beg leave inform
the farmers and citizens said
pared build and said Presses aud
rights within the above named territory or they will
furnish the Castings and Iron ork those who may
build for themselves.
the this Press Others
that yet been introduced it being capable doing mo
than twice the work day that Other Press
do aud pressing bales which very
in shipping
The evidence of its superiority is that in Switzerland
alone ship ping
ties there hundred and fifty Of
operation.
Besides has successfully received the premium and Silver
Medals at both the Ohio and Indiana State Fairs
For terms apply to Grant Co. at their Agricultural
Seed Feed Main street the Canal Bridg
usvle Ind j. s. Mitchell. where all necessary
nation will given with pleasure and al Presses
he in operation. j. 3. MITCHELL
elO-3tdwtf T. GRANT l. Gu.
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.R.RE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.

THyHAT valudbe ira Land belonging TO the estate OF
Warnsr deed situate about eight miles frem the
city of Eyarsvilie and known Oak ood containing
a. acr. !. now in and for sale Ii will be divided
into ten acre lots will be sold entire In quantities
rsr.ons wishing country residence this affords
f,cl,ss the the Evantyille and Craw
ford.yiIIe Railroad Terms and liberal Enquire of
'' 5. NJ. Warner.
sxa,-S Atty ut Law and Real Estate Ag't.
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EXAMINATION OF MEDICAL STUDENT
Examining Physician-Who discovered
the circulation of the bloodl
Student-Sir Humphrey Davy.
Ply scian-How did he discover tl
Student-With his safety lamp.
Physician-What animal does man most
resemble in his movements and structure!
Student-A locomotive.
Physician-State your reasons for that
opinion.
Student-Daniel Webster has been class
ed in Physiology as a steam engine in
breeches.
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DOCTORS

JOHN r. GLOVER * GO.
GBROPRIETO is Of the Lumber Yard Of Main
aud h Evansville Ind would respectfully inform
builders aud others wanting lumber that their stock
complete consisting OF
Pine board % everv grade and thickness,
Ash and Pine flooring
Pine and Poplar wealherboardnz
Dressed ine ceiling.
HeHlock Joists aud Scantn.
No. Shaved piae Shingles (and no mistake.)
do Sawed do do.
Cut Poplar do do &c.. &c.
Orders from the Country will receive prompt attention.
builders will hear mind that boards uniforml
cut ~ and lS feet long
Terms Cash. unless otherwise the time
purchase.
septll-3w d&w.
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WALL PAPER. BORDERS FIRE sCREENS
WINDOW PAPER 60

NHE subscriber has just received another and
OF the above articles which he would mos
respectfully call the attention Of all who wish purchase
his line, feeling
house of the kind in the West. His no
complete aud he feels assured that he give entr,
satisfaction TO all those who will favor him with call
Particular attention paid hanging with accuracy
and dispatch.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

FUNHE removed from the
Il old stand Main their new Hotel just
opposite the Court House. where they are
their old customers and all others VINO may see
MT to call upon them in much superior sly nan
Tor past patronage uly solicit
same shall all our 70
Our will the market anoraS anu oui
charges moderate. <.-- 10000.
Good Stabng Wagon Yard kept
eyl0-dSwtf FELh d HHDDH"Hon
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CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA NEW JERcEv

TNUIANA. NfjW JE RSEY.
State Bank a. Branches par All solvent Bar ks. par
New Stock Bauks...... par LOUISA MA
CHIC. Branches IN Orleans. par
State Bank N Branches. par ALABA MA.
Independent Banks par All Solvent Banks. .. g dis
State stock Bank (op). .5dis ". & >. CAROLINA
(npl.. par Solvent Banks. - dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent Banks par New StkSecurty R'ks dis
TENN SSEE. WISCONSIN.
All Solvent Banks. -..l dis All Solvent Banks 3
MISSOURI. Fire u Marine Ips. Co 81 dis
State Bank IL Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent BiNK 3 dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan ins. Co. dis
FGNNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks > dis
EXCE ANGE
New York. Buying at Selling II prem
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
silver Change. -.-.....5 prem
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BIsnFORD.S FAMILY GROCERY

-
fS>HE iersgaed would respectfully
Evansville and vicinity that have Just OIeIeds fresh
Family Of
Ses0hd Yard.
where they hope by strict attention business merit and
receive share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving supplies Of Butter
Eggs Lard and Poultry shah
stany hand full supply o all staple articles table
All Goods purchased this will delivered the
residences of purchasers of charge.
sep7 BEDFORD WADE.
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g. y. EGGLEsTON q CO.,

u
HDROPRIETOR RS OF the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
Vile. bald all kinds OF Naehpery In st, lie. quality and
prlee. equal 20 any made in any city the West.
We make Fire and Steam EBgi all Sax and Grist Mill
Irons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Frons Fence Railing Of Brass Work of all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge WOrk-indeed every
thing in line Of business. Prompt attention given
pairs.
We the highest rrce for Scrip ron Brass Copper.
Foundry the Canal-corner Canal Ingle
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HEiSE.-Just reed per steamer Empire Is bxs Orange
sep2I I&D. HERMAN.
JEREMIAH BENIN. INSURANCE AGhNT.
Oree over j. NJ. caldw-ls Store Evansville. Indiana.
A srtTE MU1UAL FiaE 4 MARiSE lis. CO.. of
United STATES LIFE Iys co =. ofN.w York:
ANCE co OF Harrishurgh, Pa. sep2-iy
SUGAR HOUSE. PLANTATION Il REFINED
'''' best qsal y G G his Ii&fs coz sale
sepZo Sycamore near Water.
TENNEssEEMONEY-ISA ANY AMogST-sesshsSy
sep2D Syeamore near Water.
CUBAsiXEs.-2O.OOOC Choice for sale BY
ssP1o Sycamore Water.
DIR. J. &. DURCN, DENTIST.
avnr devoted the last of his life the study
Sa are e n% "S% s
come forward and settle without delay unusual the
red aud he earnestly requests that will call
in future for professional services Who prepared
scPl-u
tY-rhe high market price will he paid in each
scp6 7. Ora T & co.
xrRs DIR SHfRiIXr ,TTE HnARnINGs o,..,n,
S street. opposite tbs Episcopal Church. prepared to
aeeonmoaat' Day Board, rs also two families.
IIALF BBi.s. MOII AssEs,-eOhf bills choice refined
aad panDtoh hoasses in OAK Cypress and iron bound
ssri5 $ :. GILBERT & co. syo near Water
INDIANA MILLS
FrER to-day all this Mil will he for
indiana and KENTUCKY money only Tse' R nd r.d out
sep2 for James Ilewett
ICE. ICE.,
n at the Warehouse of GEO. FOSTER * CO.,
augO Locust and Danham sts
z OTIS For SN.E.-zoo BY ITO feet the corner of
NJ Ooodssii and Centre streets, Lamaseo city Apply
Nm u. JAMES.
aug'c-a AT the Gas Works
TEOuAIa IUSTRES-
W. 2TO pieces qualities O pieces worsted SERGE
direct importa' ion. on hand andfor sale ~
aug29 AIS Main ST.. Louisville Ky
HICKENs.-2odOs large size young Chickens lust reed
Va augi COOKS.
HJAIR Clothes Tooth Nail Comb and Shoe Rrushes
y q sale by e22 A. G. pUSHEE.
FOR SALE.
,wENTY EIGHT Shares Evansville Insurance Company
i Stock. Apply ". I. PAGE, Cashier.
ANRAss sE.D.-The subscribers wish to buy 500 bushe
VA % Seed which they will the highest mar
ket price imu ediately. seP6 T. GRANT co.
a,1RENCH AND ENGLISH MERiNOs.-2oo pieces
4 English AeYuos direct
pOf'A'i'" On manu- anu '0' sane JAMES Lows& CO.,
sept AIS Man St. Louisville ny.
ARD-s bbs No. q sOOlbs and jars ass'd sizes
a for family of our rendering for sale W
auglk GE ,. sibk q.
aEOuxln IU.TRE-25O pieces assorted qualities; 800
forsa,s Ly JAMES Low A Co..
sept AIS Main ST.. Louisville, ny.
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PORTRAITS.

HE undersigned Portrait Painter. having carried on his
studies for several Rome. Italy, most respectful
invites the of the nhabnnts Of this city and vi
entity his Portraits the Of which he
He also prepared Church and Altar Paint
ings and all other work belonging his profession or reno
vsting cd Paintings Samples Of his portraits be
Mr. ). Listers bookstore. His the New
York Hotel Vine between First and Water
augO-2w. DANIEL ROSTER, Portrait Painter.
BNAMS.-15o lbs Qugley's sugar cured Hams lust
Reed ausI COOKS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FNE undersigned has been appointed of tn
estate of John Rankin. deceased late of Nauderburg
County requests all having with said
make early settlements. The estate is probably solvent
sep53w JOEL MALTBY, Admir-.
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II. NELSON

VTTATER street Evansville Indiana. Aucuoneer'
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures nsI I;
Glasses Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particular n.te
ton given the ale OF all descriptions OF Oooas.
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday
advances made ON Consignments. ,,eov
aug % ly WO0LSEY d NELooN.