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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

The Journal has not the most distant idea
of political principle. 1t opposes prn-
ciple because it may extend slavery. Our
neighbor has miserable idea Of morals, if
he acts in this way through life. Because a
good act may by some remote contingency
lead to bad results, therefore, we should do
wrong systematically!-Enq.
When a principle founded on badness in
itself, and promising nothing but badness as
its results, is under our consideration, we
oppose such principle, and that is just our
idea of morals, and through life we intend
to act up to that idea. We oppose the Me-
braska law principally, because it gives sla-
very permission to cxterd where before the
passage Of the bill it could not go. If the
law had such positive good in it as to over
balance this objection and other objections
to it, then we might egree with the Enquirer
in upholding a principle really bound to have
some bad results, for the much good il en-
tailed. But this is no such principle. There
is no positive good in it TO balance the evil.
The North cannot realize a single benefit
from the law, while she makes voluntary
surrender through dougface representatives
o. important, rights. That law permits sia
very to extend if it will, in certain great ter
ritories, which it had been solemnly promis-
ed the North and the country, and humanity
all over the world, should forever be free
territory. The North had deep and serious
rights to be considered in this question, and
they were basely surrendered by some OF her
her own representatives,, although not by the
majority of them. And yet the Enquirer
thinks we havn't the most distant idea of q
political principle, because we oppose a
"principle" that comprises this sure nder of
our rights, with perhaps thousand evils in
in the future. We confess that we do look to
forward so far as we can, to the results, be-
fore we sustain any principle. We confess
no such slavery of the soul, as to meekly
bow to the behests or dictations of party
masters, and take our principles from hsi,
mouths. There is no party hand strong
enough to cram "principles' down oui
throat. If there were, then zoe should sup
port anything offered without inquiring int
the practical results of its operation. IL W,
have not "the most distant idea of a politica
principle" it is not our fault. We have bee
steady reader of the Enquirer, and we sup
pose we might continue steady reader of
for months to come, and yet be obliged I
confess that any idea of political prncipl,
cd hot no y
tant idea indeed from truth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

~ The Democrats of Indiana and their
organs, are insisting that the Nebraska bill
is the test Of Democracy at present. We do
not think they will ever insist upon it again
after the October election But the Cincin-
natl Enquirer is rather smarter-it denies
that Nebraska is a test OF Democracy. IL
moreover has the impudence to say-"neith-
er the Enquirer nor any other Democratic
paper that we know of, ever maintained that
the support of the Nebraska measure was a
test of Democracy" That is "backng
down" amazingly. 1t evidently don't read
the Enquirer of This city. After the cleo
ton in different States to come off soon,
we expect to hear every Locofoco paper in
the country swear, like the Enquirer now.
the Nebraska measure is not and never was
a test OF Democracy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

CLOTHING WHOLESALE AND RErAIL.-By
Mr.. A. Lobenstine's advertisement it will be
seen that he has purchased out the interest OF
such a discount as to enable him 10 sell off
the present fine stock at unusually Low rates.
He wishes TO make room for fall and winter
goods, and will give rare bargains to those
who may call soon. He has large stock
Of well selected goods of every kind usually
kept in such establishments. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION. An
advertisement under the above head will be
found in to-day's paper. The coax Wood"
Major Warner, is offered for sale in tracts of
ten acres, or entire. This land is situated
on the E. g. c. railroad, eight miles from Ev-
ansville. Ii is the finest location on the
whole road, and is admirably adapted for
country residences, &c. We invite TO it the
particular attention of those wishing to
purchase land near this rapidly growing city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

CRIcKET-UNITED STATES VS.. CANDIDA
cricket match between that species Of sports
men called Cricketers, of the two countries,
came offat Toronto on the 10Th and Goth OF
July. 1t will be remembered that match
between the same parties was played last
year on the grounds of the st. Georges Club,
at Harlem, N. Y. Last year the Yankees
gave the Canadians decided beat At the
lake MATCH however, they came off most de-
cidedly second best. The counts on both
sides were far inferior to last wear. These
games are becoming very popular in the East
and appear to be conducted on the most sci
entiic principles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

" The Enquirer don't Ike our ideas on
restraining the liquor trade. We had no ex-
pectation it would, and should have thought
ourselves deserving kicking if we had re-
ceived the appreciation of the Enquirer on
the occasion. When we do or say anything
vicious, we shall earnestly anticipate its ap-
proval-but in any moral declaration, ap'
prevail from that source might place the au
thor under suspicion and kill the sentiment
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
ARARE CUANCE FOR SPE( ULATION.

ItAhEs IfBNtE run EIEt tfa' EVN.
TENHAT valufhe OF land helonsing the Of
Warner. decd situate about eight miles frsm the
city Evansville and known Oak God containing
ars In market and for sale IL will lie divided
lots but Will be sold entire quantities
suit purchasers.
Ior persons hing country residence this affords
facilities the lots fronting the Evantve and Craw
ordsville Railroad Terms and liberal Enquire Of
VI. WAIVER.
ey3i-tf Atty at Law aud Real Estate Ag't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
SP L CIAL NOTICE Els.
GLORIOES SUMMER

WITH the hot sutry atmosphere Of the rank
the lowand aud the marshes in the deep valleys
the South wither and die The
burning drinks h- and the decaying plants
give nosious and poisonous that inhaled
Yellow aundce DerangemeEts of the stomach and
Bowels Diarrhe dsentery Ague and Fever Bilious and
Typhus Fevers Un these circumstances aud Influences
you free DR. BKUcE's INDIAN VEGErARE
PASAcEA 4, cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood health. Advertisement in another col
umn of this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

We had late considered the days for selling and of
buying Parent Medicines rast and that the
Medicine must greet the WORLDS tevered
DIR. A l.. Adams Liver Basam Is talked
and sensation than
Compound before the public aud should this be the
ease? positively producing than any other
Medicine IL estensibe that this Medi-
good what claims Warrantsesnd
Of failure what il claims do. We
ourselves that there humbug it. the
testimonials this PAPER.
Advertise ne in this paper. ey3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
B,I.DyESs CURED.

tmerson's American Hair Restorative. for Resto-
ring HAIR Heads HOPkLkSSLI BALI and
falling is winning golden opinions Of IN
using it. This is article. introduced.
badness and will the of dcer
thousands who have used will testify. See Crvu
had the giving full particulars Price 81 in
arra battles. by Agent.
&c. FISHER 4 CO.. Proprietor.
81 Superior ST. Cles Gland. Ohio.
For sale in Evsnsville by HALLOCK A. STODDAkD.
LEIGH * vERLING and KELLER FARNSLEl CO 8.
Wholesale Agents e'-u
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

4. II SANDERS E-l-You will please announce my name
caudidat= election the Office OF SHsIfF OF Van
deTburgh County. at the ensuing October election.
JOHN . GANlTT.
Ear w authorized to announce the name OF IRA a.
FAI RCHlLD candidate for OF Nandrburgh Coun
tha ensuing October election subs the decision 81
the County Cow entiOn. eyZ2 Il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

he believed that the United States could not
get possession of them on the same terms as
they got the Cyane. There was good deal
of anxious looking for the British mail steam
err Dee, then hourly expected, and remarks
were made that when she arrived hostllitles
would Immediately be suspended. Just as the
town was TO be fired the expected mail steamer
arrived, but much to be surprise Of all OF the
Englshmen, the work of pillaging and sell
ing fire 10 the town went forward. When
il was all over, the British mail steamer lett
for some other port, having the Bermuda IN
tow.
The burning and pillaging party were on
shore nearly half the day, and passed the time
in great glee. Many oil them were so much
intoxicai ed that it was not an easy matter 10
get them on board again.
A number of the residents Of Greytown
came to New York on board oil the Prom
etheus. being provided with free passage by
the agent.
Two persons were said to be missing. and
there were apprehensions that they had
been burned in The onhagration.
FEMALE DocToRs. will the medical
ladies', the duly recognized doctresses behave
when calling on patient! Wilt be after
this iashon!-
swell, my dear, and how are we to-dayr'
"No better, thank you, doctress; feel so
dreadfully depressed"
depressed! Well, we will soon put that
all right with a new bonnet"
"And feel so dreadiully cold; can't get
warm. somehow"
"Yes, yes! will order you cashmere
shawl, 10 be applied to the back; think that
will relieve you.
"And at night cannot sleep"
Dear, dear. We really must take more
exercise. We must positively GO to the Ope-
ar oftener than we do"
"But it seems quite an exertion to stir
\ from the house."
"Uf course it would. Now, if order you
a couple Of silk dresses, do you think you
could manage to keep tbem!"
81 am sure will try anything, il | can on
/ ly get well. have such dismal thoughts;
fancy all sorts of fittings"
ave must be patient. we must be patient!
Why not have your feet Put in new boots OF
an evening, and wrap a diamond necklace
around your throat when you 90 out! We
must cheer up. | will tell your husband tC
give you stimulating draft that they vii
make up for you at the banke's, and then
think we shall do very nicely"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
CLOTHING WHoi L Es AZ + , ANp RETAIL.

III THE undersigned having purchased of his late part
IA Chas W Mack his entire interest in the Cloth
~ ing Stare OF Mack LObenstine. heavy dis
LII IS determined rid Of the stock at
prices nake for aarge
Of Fall and Winter Clothing lie therefore nvit his
public and examine his Goods
prices He good stock of Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods there Is in Evansville. aud
sell them cheaper than they he boug other
in tie city which he will prove those call his
under Pavilion Hotel.
ey2J-tf ANTHONY LOBENSTlNE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

OF The Journal informs its readers that
Mr.. Hall has gone East after office. We i'm
agined from what Mr. Hall told us that he
was going on private business. Will the
Journal still further oblige us by saying what
Office. We hope it's a fat one, and hope
that the Journal will do all it can for us.
Eng.
Mr. Hall probably don't tell his Junior
quite so many things as he does us, relative
to his private business. He knows We de-
serve more confidence, and is never back
ward in taking US by the button. Now, as
it happened, DIR. Hall did tell us in plain
terms he was going to Washington after an
office, signifying that he had it perfectly Sc
cure. That is his "private. business" then,
and if he is successful, we shall probably
lose very clever neighbor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

A. " n -'i.to III tuC
IL August ist, 1854.
UFPersons calling for
" Advertised"
A
Aldrich Lee
Allen George
Alphus Jonas
Ashwood wv
Ayers James c
Avery X b
Adkins Miss Mary
h
Butler Mrs Mary
Browu Rannford
Burr Morris II G
Brown William V
Bolton Ralph
Bib Alfred
Brothers Francis L
Barker VIM
Barker John b
Butler Miss Kate
Burruss VIM u
Baker John
Burns Chas
Benedict Mrs Ann
Blper F
Barnett Miss Elizabeth
Baxter Rev F w
Beach John
Brown William
Bedford Isaac
Boil Miss Elizabeth
Burtis Mrs Admire ID
Burtis Eliza A
&
Campbell Mrs s G.
Coyie Miss Selia
Clinton Mrs Eliza Jane
Cusick Patrick
Constable Lucinda
Carl Miss
CorderJames
Carter Henry
Curl A J
Cochran Charles
CargIll Cynthia Ann
Oh Ids Miss Marlha
Charlton James II
Cook William
Coats iohn
Cul? Martin
COchronJ u
: Coffey II x
| CO0per VIM
Crane George
Chisem Jesse
II
Davidson William
DE Wire Miss Ann
! Dean William
Dnwd Mary
Drain John n
Denniston George
lioogau John
ID rr;ih George
Detar theodore
K
IRVINE Thomas
Everhartt harles
Elkirs Josiah
Essns Henry
Evans Joseph y
Ellis Miss Sarah +
EdwT rds Isaac
Ely John
r chard Miss X J
Edins c &
Erwin Mary Ann
Elder Miss Mar, :
+
Farq,iier Hiram
narrow : j
1 Fisher William
Ferguson James
Fitzpatrick JAS
Feyii Elizabeth
G.
Gardner J p
Green h beat
Grery Augustus
Carrick = T.
Grant James
Gait George
Green Mrs x
J griffith Robert
Greek Samuel
Gipsou Miss America
RI
Hines Joseph
Hicks Miss Ada Belle
Raves John J
Hamilton Mrs Sarah
HOru WIN G.
PewsOn Robert
Hendricks Edwin II
Hickey Patrick
Hide Vim G.
Hudson Roal Icy
Hill James
taliOck ~ Segel
Henson Mrs iioStence
Hunt Miss Louisa
Harvey Miss Jane
Herrinston Miss Sarah
Ham William
Hutchi>ou John
Hoeka Miss Polly
Hodges William
Hays
HinZc Edward
!
Johnson John W
jennings G. A
Jones oshua
Jones Mrs Mary w
Jervis William
/ Jaques James
Jones n 2
Joince William
augl
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PROCLAMATION,

Know all Men By these resent-. That the Mexican
Mustang Lluiment balm Wound for Rhea-
mstism Neuralgia LumbasO Seiatea. salt Rheum. let
Piles Scald Head c. ked breast Nipples Sore ShiHs
Burns Sealds Ulcers Gout Stn Join BrIsss Cuts Chacs
Calls SPAWN Spnt Ring-tone sweeney. Sores Scratches
Poll Evil. ard LumTs Tumor all kinds of Pains
lDfammatOns in beast.
see advertisement in another column e7-f
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Movements OF Mr. Fillmore.

BUFFALO, July IL
Mr.. Fillmore and son leave here to-mor-
row for Cayuga county. They are both in
very feeble health.
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Omce AT EvansNlile, lnd. /,
lese letters will please say
jones Alexander
Johnson Mrs Elizabeth
Johnson Absalom
Jones Julia
Joseph
] Johnson Mrs Elizabeth
Jackson George
X
Knight Mrs Alenira
Kimball Jesse
Kennerley George W 9
Kendall Joseph
Keller George R
Kellogg Miss Eliza 2
knight William g
l.
Levengova Efilnger
Lewis Abram
1.oyles Abner
Lowdwics Miss Josephine
Lainpkin James
Lawrence James p
Lewis AL
Lawrence Ephraim
Lockart William
Larero Henry
Lymard = II o
VI
Meyers Martin
Martin David z
Mansill Jonn h
Morgan e. c w
Miller Mrs Louisa
Miller John W
Mullen NularJ
Mediow r.
Mary James
Miller John
Meny Miss Amelia
Miers Mrs Caroline
Morri<sey Michael
MACS
McNamora p u
Mellow ell VIM p
Mcclure Mrs Esther A
Mckenna Mathew
q
O'Rrien las
O'rowd Thomas
Glmsted Miss Geneva
0'Byruel Ann
y
Patterson c X
Pancbak r WIN z
Polk Miss Anna y
Preston Olive =
Partridge Theodore
Partridge Richard
Parker JOSEPH
Parker Josephine
X
ROundiree Samuel
Elites John 9
Robertson John
Reed J u
Reynolds Mrs Elizabeth
Riirhey Armstrong
Richardson William
Reed Rev Samuel
Rankin John
Qaiglcy Mary Ann
Sticknev George w
Scott Miss Nanny
Suit James Il
Sherman Giles x
Sterling Ms
stevens Lewis 9
S"hofield Henry
Stewart John 9
Slatery Margret
Stone ID
Smithson " Y 9
Sullivan Miss Emily \
Saunders J NJ
Stocks Samuel
Scott William
Stewart MARI K
Starin John X .
Skells Miss Francis
Smith y A
Savage George
SIM son Thomas
Smith elizabeth
T
Thompson James
TAILOR Sytei W
Tilden s
Thomas Thorn 9
V.& Y
Vaughan John 9
VICAR John
Vance Mrs Elizabeth Jane
Young REYNOLDS w
Yates EDWARD
w
Wood Mrs Margret
Wolverton A J 2
Wood Mrs Maria
Woodruff 10 seph
Williams Miss Mary
Woods ELIAS
Wright Theodore
Williams John
Welch John II
Wheaton William
walker Martin
Wark Joseph 81 Thos 9
Walker Jesse
Walker VI A
Wynne J G.
Warning A y
Wilson's +
Wooley oil va
Wood K
Wade James
BEN. STINSON, p. VI.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01
EVANSVILLE AND CRAwFoRDsvrrLE RArLRoAp
CHANGE OF TIME

n sni after Tuesday August ist the Train (esr
ryinE aud reight) will leave Evansville
clock A. NJ and NineenBe az clock r. NJ. after
room Train will he discontinued until further Of the
Board " Wv
Freight will be received Evansville Depot ts O'Clock
r " ey35 SAM'L. HALL. Pres't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-01

fE We authorized t. Asa Igehart can
daste for ohce OfJadge Of the Court OF
Pleas the District of the counties Of
Wand rburEh aud arriek the ensuing October election
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MR. EnToR:-Psase 10 Z of Indiana that
JOHN g. WEEKS OF Marion couhy. is Independent Can
ddate for the ONCE of Auditor of state. ~ the next October
election. THE PEOPLE
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THE MINIsrRr.-The Douglas Nebraska
portion of the Democracy of Indiana are
sorely tried because Ministers of Gospel are
modestly interesting themselves in some of
the political questions of the day. Some
editors are abusing them, upon the ground
that Ministers overstep all rules of propriety
in taking any part in politics at all. Others
denounce them as "itinerant vagabonds" and
as a burden to society-"a class of people
(says John l.. Robinson) ,oho ne'cer pay their
tlreS.''
We presume as class the Clergy are not
large taxpayers, but we would infinitely pre-
fer to stake our bread and butter upon the
upon that derived from the hireling politi-
clans, who are now ranting so furiousiy
about these matters. Demagogucs are be-
ginning to discover that their great 'swin-
die" which was going to stop all agitation,
and secure peace and harmony to the country
for all :uturiy, is really stirring little more
opposition and indignant contemp, than they
bargained for. Ministers, in common with
all other honest intelligent classes of commu-
nifty, behold and tremble for the safety of the
Union, when such gross acts of PERsIDY as
the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise ema-
nate from the Halls of Congress, and il is
alike their privilege and their duty to enter
their protest in common with other people
against further violations ofnatonal faith
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rs ~ i 49, 49,. 49,. .-"S. Y. fAksrT
LOCkHART 81 PARRETT,

IN JAMES LoCKHART AND VIM + PARRETT have
associated themselves toythr in the practice Law and
viii promptly attend business in the ae their pro
fesson that be entrusted them They practice in
the State and Federal Courts.
81 Office Fourth street. between Main and Sycamore
NV
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A CARD.

HAVING withdrawn from the above ir take this occasion
thanks for the literally bestowed 70
IT, request tinuGnce Of the my lss p2rtner
who will the business with visor and
wi always make buself worthy Of the conneenes
Of the people. sy22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VIE Co-Parnehlp heretofore srlst,ng between the sub
is this day dissolved by mutual Lobenstine who
will continue the business the old stand will sttspd 20 The
adjustment Of all claims against the old firm ia use the
of the for that purpose. All
selves indebted the late firm
date Payment. CHARLES W. MACK
ANTHONY LOBESSTINE.
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FAST LINE!
Padacah, SmittLosld. DycaSburq, H5pkinsville,
Ctarksrilie and NashUsiie fast Line Of
Steam -. Packet
AND STAGE COACHES.
PropreiOrs OF Boat. SAN YER. MILES 4 CO.
Propr~tors Of Coaches. FORD. ALLEN 4 CO.
FSNHE line Of conveyance for the the
travelling public viii positively into operation by
The ii hit draugbt running
W VI. PHILLIPS,
WILEY SAWYER. Master. W. P. MILES, Clerk
will leave Paucah every evening cay the week
ncing the 18th day OF this montt Ia past
o'clock. sni will arrive at Dycushurg O'Clock the sam.
evening where line of and splendid
coaches VIII be in readiness HOr gnsve which
place they will each 10 clock he making
the tsp through from Padueah opkinsVle fourteen
hOnrs At Hopkinsvle this line of stages sith
vile to Nashville. Tenn and by Ekton
BOwDg Green Mammoth Cave, Glasgow an Ezialethtovn
20 Louisville BY tits line trip any Of the above points
Is SIX HOURS shorter than any other route.
R URNING:
the stage leaves Hopkinsyille every clock p M
and arrives by uhnrg ocock next uorning when
the steam packet WIN. PHILLIPS arrive at
Padneah at III O'Clock the in tine
the Louisville and ST. Louis Daily Line going either
way.
The Proprietors in getting this expeditions line
Tor the accommodation of the travelling public
neiher pains nor in securing light oragh
running demonstrating only eighteen iHeheand
with sober careful aud experienced they
termined to conduct lie line render general sa
ton. ALLEN
eyZo-lwd Agent for the Stage Line.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. Making rirect Connection,
LITTLE MIlEEE RAILROAD


COLUMBUS. To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA BAL
TIMORE AND NEW YORK
Atsix o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ and
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTSBURGH,
At six oeeek A. NJ; clock A NJ:
and hve o'clock p. NJ
FARE REDUCED
Cincinnati to PhiladeI phia ala no
Cincinnati TO Baltimore 90
Cincinnati to New York. via Philadeip ......is 90
Cincinnati Pittsburgh (front
lime Cnennat 20 rlttsourgh ~ hours
lime Clnennat 10 Philadelphia 3O hours
Time Cincinnati 70 baltimore Soy horrs
Passengers ty O'Clock "A. NJ Train Lightning Exprsss
Little Miami Railroad have minutes Cresine for dinner
arrive at Pittsburgh clock and make direct Goa
neetiOn Pittsburgh wit PHILADELPHIA
connecting with Train New Jersey Rail-
road To New York.
Passengers by 73O O'Clock A. NJ Express Train Little MI
r. r.. sleep Pittsburgh Morning
tpassing the beautiful mountain daygt Phil
adelphia and BALTIMORE connecting Philadelphia with
clock A. ~ Mail Train via kensngOn and New Jersey Rail-
road to New York.
direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast Express
Train Philadelphia and Baltimore. Pha-
del CHA with Traa New Jersey Railroad to New York
Little Miami is the Eastern Dept st Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And all information please apply the old established
Broadway Front directly opposite the
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat Landing the
Eastern (Iittle Miami) Depot East Frsnt
MM. II. CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
Il. W. SrRADER, Tiek-t and General Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINE
viii call for passengers in part of the city Nv leaving al
Office southeast Broadsa
Front directly river bank.
EYES j III. HOWELL. Conductor.
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DISSOLUTION OF PART NERsH

nIs-OlUTION OF PART NERsHIP.
g4NHE heretofore existing between Misses
den & Barker is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Barker wing purchased tbs interest e B. Cowden
is alone authorized settle the business Of said
syI5-f f. b. COWDEN.
F. X. BARKER.