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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
~ phia pier No. l, rth rver-Two lines daily, at
IA NJ and p. NJ The accommodation line at A. M, by
steamboat John Potter to south Amboy thence by cars to
by Amboy thence direct to Camden by cars
through in fvs hours; fare Vs.
IroR SHREWSBURY RED BANK FREEHOLD. KEY
port md Middleton Point steamer EAGLE, Cap
tain Morfor the foot of Murray street. daily except
Monday and Saturday ate O'Clock for Port Monmouth and
Union. =
Returning leaves Port Monmouth at 81 o'clock p. NJ
Stages will be run from the boat on
Freight horses, &c, carried Mt low rates.
L,oR sEw ROCHELLE THE NEW AND FAST RUN
ming steamboat ECONOMY, Captain s. w. Collins, will
after Monday May lst 1854 daily sundays
and p. NJ; leaves New Rochelle At7x A. M and Ia Pm
will be in readiness the arrival OF
the New Rochelle to passengers to Pelham
Mount Vernon, and MamAroncck All persons are eau
eaptan or owners accountable for any article
board unless properly receipted for
TTUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY
Express train M.-Through in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at ~ o'clock same
Mail train "a. M.-Throush way trains at IL N. and
Express train 5P NJ Emigrant train, p N. For Tar
rytown 10 30 p n. For Peekskill $50 p. For Pough-
keepsie 80 A. and p M Passengers taken at Cham
bers Canal Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty FIRST SITS
Sunday trains from Canal street at5 r. M Tor Albany
and Troy stopping d ~ Ny f ins9 superintendent
| NTEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-yA
IN New Jer,ey Railroad. through In four hours
States mail and lines leave New York foot OF Cor
Ill. I'M Aud
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
IN New Jer,ey Railroad through In four hours United
States maj. and express lines York foSt Of coTs
half past p Fare-S275 in seven and eleven A. M,
and four p so or second clasO IN eleven A. from
half past Ave Aecommodation line leaves At twelve
hours Through tickets sold for Baltimore Warrington.
Norfolk Wedsn Winnings and Charleston, Ia the above
trains Through baggage agents In the nine and hall past
trains with baggage cross the Terry
niuu kc befor ha trail an
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CPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, THE ORGAN OF MODERN
~ spirituGsm in America commences its third volume
1854 and will DO issued weekly as Those
intercourse will find this paper contains the latest fullest
and most ton embracing this whole sub
ject of publication extant Price So annum paya
BILE advance Half yearly subscriptions will he reosived
Specimen numbers sent free Address Partridge Britain
Spiritual Bookstore, 800 Broadway.
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EXTRA PAY.

ssSSS~ssInxs roR FIVE YEARS. TO THE WIDOWS
or minor children Of such ooer. and soldiers ns perish
srn,, tho wreck steamer San Francisco IN
~ ~. o.n Ia had on application to EDWARD BlSSELL
cent for slams United States, wall street.
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NOR VIRGINIA. CAROLINA, GEORGIA. &c.-THE
u United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Captain
skinner will leave pier IL North river Wednesday May
8 o'clock P; NJ, for Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
arriving there take the Seaboad and Roanoke
and wilmington and Manchester railroads TO Augusta
Atalapta Charleston &C. Passage and fare to Norfolk So
Petersburg and so steerage half price For
freight apply on board, and for passage to
LUDLAM PLEASASTS, 81 broadway.
NOR cHARTER-THE STEAMER NORwALK NOW
II lying the foot of Eleventh street Eat river For
further particulars inquire OF CHARLES MoNElLL AGENT
No. Hall Of Records.
UNOR SALE-TwO PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE
steamer Pacific for Liverpool on the 18th OF May; the
be tbs state No selected as the best in the
chin Amply to FREDERICK HOFFMAN, "a South street,
third story.
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T,OR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUgED.-THE NEW
E and splendid sidewheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE
Capt r. Harde, carrying the United States mail Will leave
Phladelpha for Savannah Wednesd ay. May g. At ~
O'Clock A. M from the wharf above Vine street speed
Of passengers this ship
of Georgia leaves above the following Wednesday
Agents in New York. SCRANTON TALLMAN, IL Old
slip where plans cabin may be and stateroos 50
%, u. M. TuesdaY.
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A MERRIAM 1.----------y 1ss ~s'- .--
new MAJ. Send your orders TO
DlNSMORE & CO., No. Spruce street.


HISTORICAL NOVELETTE, PORTRAIT OF ELIZA,
IL and the Mysteries Of Mole by Delgado The
novel to portray life Of
sting character All DESTROYS Subscribing
do by calling ut the Office of Ell Muato 90 Canal
street, corner Of Broadway, up stairs.
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TAPsCOTTs LINE OF PACKET sHIPs-PACKETls T
4 May.The Splendid new aid magnificent packet ship
WILLIAM TAPSCOTT Captain Bell, will positively san
On Monday ist Nay her regular day The aooommodA-
unsurpassed Persons about proceeding Euro pc should
sxamne this noble vessel before engaging anywhere
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EOR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.-INPORTANT TO
shiPPer..-Ths clipper ship NlGHTINGALE, now at
SaryS on board and win have quick dp.toh The
and insures atths lowest rates She Is fitted with Rmcr
sons in both holds and
sEtice that can injur: freight Has for 81
apply board, having elegant acoommodatons or 10
R. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
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DEMOvAL-DR. J. r. Chiffon RESPECTFULLY
IL informs the public that he has removed from
whore he has fitted
up and chemical wsreroom: Having
mineral waters commercial articles & &c he hopes to
receive patronage Of the public which he has 50 long
loved assortment Of chemical apparatus and chemi
cal pre parations nstanty for SALE
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RURTON's, CHAMBERS STREET.-THE GREAT ORA
- matte and attractive performance Of
SHAKSPEARE'S TEMPEST,
can be given but six nights more, when 1t be
- WITHDRAWN.
The public is invited to present opportunv
witnessing this wonderful performance
Splendid Scenery Astounding and Chauso
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
with The Tempest will be played the farce Of
THE AUTOMATON NAN.
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NEST 4 BERLIN HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
IN new manpfActory, Nv, In Wuliaa stgssts
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOvAL OF THE OYSTER MARKEr-ON THE
IL first Of May next the oyster Dealers located be-
fulton and vesey streets will remove their business
10 the slip Spring Canal streets North river
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
CORPORATION NOTICES.

NoRPoRATI0N N0TICE:-DEPARTMENT OF RE
cas T :: q !. Il. pss % s
Il F EsI: s sas No city d h
YIN q. 81 me ne
sas read rom TsiR :trsss street, sss
e. s 3 ; ;;SsIs1 Iss. and
:Soy. work IsGairsa to b. done ss had once q
@ E a
The rsssrvss the right to reject all Of
''A '' BsRraohoSEw s i B. .p PG GsIB1!a'i'n
Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies
.HoRPoRATIoN. N0TIcE--PUBLIc NOTICE IS
hereby given that petitions have presented
board Of Councilman for th. eenstructa Of in
I: Hester street. An persons n.erted III. shove .pd
ri. on OF
4h Hs4s { S Ss!y% cr''fSs s. asr''a''
Croton Aasedset Department, April a. 1854.
.CoRPoR ALTON NoTIcE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERE
has for e.. e..s s:sS
following named streets 70 VIII IL S.na street: from rom nsS
Hsasss s' ssssss;
asisss +
II IN: .S0ys and having
i % Ss s eSass:ss ss1s S.y
1904 4 NV T. dEi SSziSSSsnsr. 4 Ss:s:
croton Aqu.duot Department., April r. 1884, D0~s-
TyRoroN AoUEDUCr DEPARTMENT-ro CON
e :s sever
A a. oslaof which hour IT, bid. will 3 opsnss
sulysrts In street. from The sewer 81 Csyss street
TO and through Allen street to poAt nifty feet south
plan ...I
~; es4 i$'EaA 4s:::;:
CRoroN AeUxDUcr pEPARTxENr-ro coNTRAc.
IN Bleecker street, viii Be received At the the
opened build sewer with IL: a rss.1
and eulverss IL Bls:cksr street. sewer Carmias
gher being length about 1850 feet The plan Of
she work may be seen. and specifications obtained app
j$s { SH, ESarsr. }o'';ssss. . ass''''''
New York April. q, 1884
CROTON AQURDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON.
trsctsrs Proposals.. endorsed Proposal for
Croon Agueduet Department. until Monday the th day
May FL It II 0eOek e. Which hour the bids win
sasins and enverts in Spring street from the in
sins IN 81 feet hs p p.n sse
work may be seen and specifications obtained sppca
#dEiSsH '.''' Boar. A3s'''''
New York, April 25 1854
.CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TOC ONTRAC. i
tors Sealed proposslA endorsed Proposal for In
tho
May 1884 at Y o'clock at which hour the bids will BIO
ss,ld M e.
sh ons about at e Sa
;ation at this once. spy
SaIts js5 SHlsH As..s..s Board
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


NTOTICE-FROM THIS DATE MR.. EDWARD VEG
In MANN IL admitted ne part ner in our firm. -
May LIST. 1854 A. G. ROSSIRE a co.
NTOTICE-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
In existing between VIM White and Andrew Barr at No.
90 Canal under the firm OF VIM. White Co.. Is this
day mutual consent The business Of said firm
will be settled by either party The business will be
tinued by A. Barr at 3l6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
WIN. WHITE, 10 Irving place, Hoboken, N. ].
ANDREW BARR, SIG Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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E1OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-UNITED STATES
~ mail line.-The and splendid steamship KNOX
vLLE LUDLOW will ls1ye on saturday April g. =,
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Is Broadway.
day NAY Throus aidisss hi8af NV fa1 % Wodnss
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RUCKLEY'S SERRNADERs, CHINESE HALL ~
- broadway, near the Prescott House.
- OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
olde:t established and most talented company in sx-
being the hrst to introduce harmony ntc RthSo-
PAn tertrnment the hrst t. sing Operato ChoPusel
perform Burlssqus Operas &o 10 The asemsnt hss
VIII still be In Its styls-fuS
Admission, % cents. " o'aos-
JAS. BUCKLEY SONS Proprietsv.
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NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA.
ny carrying the United States mail, for Mobile. stop
ping At Havana. Semi.monlhy line. Tho steamship
BLACK WARRIOR, Captain James d. Bullock will sail
Tor the above port: on Tuesday May IT, o'clock pre-
Freight taken for New Orleans Passengers for Havana
must passports before lea ring For freight
Broadway: N. B.-The CAHAWBA, r. W. Shufeldt, com
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&H() 000 70 L0AN-oN DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
&CV.VUU jewelry, 10, bought for cash Good
city stocks notss bonds and mortgages bills Of en-
change negotiated All business confidential Apply
watch importing and loan ocs 1o2 Nassau street
Ann, room Nor THOMPSON co.
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GC00 000 FIRST CLASS RAILROAD SECURI-
%LOU.VOV. ties offered for sale, either IL whole
or in lots to suit purchases to net cent
at ,Internatona! Hotel. Broadway, New York within
fortnight, will be responded to with particulars.
II. H. GOODMAN, Cincin natl
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DARTNER 'wANTED-A GENTLEMAN IN WASH
ington City who possesses extensive and eoeo
virtu the result Of many assduous
labor both in Europe and this country and desrous
partner capable Of attending and assisting the sale Of
these articles. He proposes opening, In Washington
found paintings engavns bronze statues rare ancient
taste the objects embraced In his own eolee
ton and his antiquarian knowledge tsgether with his
undertaking the future acquisition Of objects Of
hImse in the Capital Of United States with scientific
aim this voud be excellent opportunity Address ID. T..
c. Post Once, Washington, d. c. post paid.
vNANTED-A PARTNER, WITH d, 900 or $1,000, TO
w ioin the advertiser and hay bu snsss
good in Brooklyn To man who can take the
the business ut the store this ocrs good
opportunity For further particulars address Feed Store,
Herald office, for two days
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THE BEST CORN AND PLASTER DRILL EXTANr
can DO seen 1t the ofce Of the Scientific American l
Fulton street for week. where the address OF the
tenteo Graham Macfarl.ns, now in New York will be
rig hts for sale liberal terms. s
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p EMOvAI-NEw JERSEY FRANKLINITE COMPA
IL nv have removed their transfer office to "A William Ut.

n,RUssEs-REMOvAL-ON THE FIRST OF NAY
i next, the Hulrs Truss once will be removed from
Vesey &c White street. six doors west Of Broadway
ladies ard gentlemen under charge Of male and
female attendants. Butler patent pads applied.
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CHANGE OF PHOpRlETOHs.

OIIN.
F.e = r . 3 At no
L 81 II & v Err II N e..
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock oi
l. .Uruysani Nealcues OF j. VI. ID. Miilern Co. and
intend ng he ,rug business at the well known
saud of clcr q FarnsieS No u Water street, under
the hrm of Leich tS Vetiihg H 1850
Charlie, vieh ofthe dr, hopes he is favorably known
To the public, Baving been engage Ia Mr. Crawford
Bells store the last Ave Peter Verling of the
hrm having ccrking in the present he
last three years. fauers himself with having the cons
drnce Of its old customers.
We Intend keeping hand large and fresh stock oi
drugs aud medicines aad nope d, this and By
strict attention 10 business. aud by lo~ prices
liberal patronage 10th from old aud new customers.
rrlt ~. sIf f. CHARLES LEIGH
feba5-ly PETER WIRING
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RErFOnD.s FAMILY GROCERY

f8NE ed @od respectfully MORN the citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity that have
stock 4mly roeeries and Provisions OF
door james Ster's Lumber
where they by strict attention business merit and
receive share Of pul1ir patronage. .lr
supplies Batter Cheese.
Eggs Lard Poultry the country All shall
aty ands full supply OF all staple articles for table
Good. purchased this will delivered the
sep7 BEDFORD w ,DE
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sHa RwOoo Hue.

INHE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely reitted and rc:urhished it, and is prepa red
patrons 81 the house satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
ur Peter Burke and has stock of horses
riages to let.. rr.t 10 4ar.I '.tL .-. tI r. r-r
rhe sables large clean and well located, and good
90 stIers are in attendance Particular attention
will bc paid 10 the horses left with him for keep
ny AMI in all respects the public sha hnd the Sher
wood House good Hotel. lh6.ul J. A. 3YEkS
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EVANSVILLE. IA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER le 1854
STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE y. Q. MAIL
r, AID hA fH RS P-ACkElS. -
- rkt- WEtKL "a Boat OF shis Line viii
~ leave I-rrs aaut- and Evansville eysry
= Nond y. Wednesday An Friday as Z o'clock
r NJ These Boats large eemwoaoas well furnished
erre Hauts with Railroad aud Northern Pack
s md Eyansse with the dnsrent Line fStsamboat
on the Ohio river. e22-tf
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CRACKERS AT WROLEsALE AND
RET sL.

sNHt undersigned cOnstaatl, keeps on band larrt
sssort n iIt OF ffesh Mater Butt and sugar Crack
ers and s.soof soda Pilot and Navy jread, which br
ing natiufact ired y the laie, improved Machinery
m soI1 at low price ~ in any place in the West
aud rSce d quality 10y any otncr manulcto-
~ in country. large stock always hand my
shopon Wafer street, between sycamore aud Vine.
.feel4-tf 1885 A J. sINZlCH.
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EyANsyiLLE AND NEn HARMONY TR,.
~ EEhLY NAH. LINE 80

N- srtlSs< on and after Saturday Ju.y 1s.. the un
f-A~4-AS>k- iersigned ~iil TIKI -WEKKLr LI>A OF
stage COACHES y above
Leaving evansville. Nonday's Wednesdays an Friday
ats clock M returning leaves New Harmony
aay IhersdX's aud atu day's s,7 O'clock A. NJ.
the line nH at all t'mes ith good
comfortable Coaches trusy careful drivers AMI the trrs
maze With garity aud dispatch. Ala orders goods
tsnned To-.
FOR passage or other bnsne apply the
cry ana nac stbe street the Market Hoase
lsasng he orders Of the Hotels will
seeare PROV" ~ attention. Al 4 L. ii. DE GARNO
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CONFECvIONAR .pRESERVEs. &c.
WHOI.ES Al.E 4 RET ALL.

hUh'Z resPee .,, my n,Orms the Pat,lc that he
chan amii coneetionaries every description
inciudin Partisan ChrystaIed work ofevery style rre
JseS of his manufscture. He ht. the hest
wort gvd is aied NIL orders fection
Cakes description &C.. promptly and
ly lie y asks the Of
10 his stock and prices, sepls-t
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To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, BOstun & New York.
CLEvELANp To BUFFALO.
Sixty MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL,
5rHAN, ~. TIE 0Lp sANDusha UTE. q
W. n CERTAIN cOJNX-EC TIO.S err sfSALo,
LrrrL. MIAMI RAsLmo.p.ul
|tincinnati, .Co.unbas, Cleveland ard Buffalo
STEAMBOAT rssks,s rs.sAsaSHr LIN esc,sx.,,
'"'' At 1s1 a u. Ns oiNc'SNAri
So steamer Crescent CRY. " r. Peas. comna,d.r
sr OF Tns VEST s. 5'a b
lsas. Cleveland fsssss. Thursdays Ssssi
hrorsh Cl.vslasd to Buffalo in ten hour .isae.,
Ian Bu uhaio i'll tps for
asara Fails New Yorh Bo.on Montreal all psiss %
The .ai,.e se',r,s nor. than s,'ss .ese.
Cenra. Cleveland Columbus and Cnenn sal aaa LiMls Mi
nodIions and masnineeac. espsns,
The aud crsseent are 10th evesee what ~ tass
and will this day Of trfeess
Thr Little Miami Eastern Depot At gpn
Boat Cleveland Eurso; ais
heir Ticket. via Colun nus ard Csssiisa
go Meals aud State Rooms iseludsd ehsss by lsl
'''a"'" 0''A'r0"'s rAREA .2""f 7sH
From Cincinnati to Bui.lo, !. : !, s4o
From Cincinnati York Vi. Hidson river s,'s.
FROM ''n'''' ESGrRSiSa TiicrEfs.. .'''''''' ~ o
From From ciasaass ana bach
OR As CHEAp AS5ANY VTHSK ROUTE
the aa s.,a,lss .s.r Rars. oss. i, ara. ., a
yellow. huilding heast Broad~ay aud Front
aud mail boat landing tn Ias,era, Little Niaai Kali
road depot East Irost stseet vn -n. f III ~ :,
1epw srRApxs Tet., tSLssGsrS; ans Gsprs,l lT1ps; I
The Omnitus Line will cali passenger any rsrt ~ the
ner 81 Broadway and Front directly hank
eyz J. H. HOWELL. Conductor
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LOUISVILLE ANUCINCINNATl
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

! q of 20 TO THE AFFLICTED EvERr"hEkE. il9s ~
DiS. =. L.. ADAMS, LIVER II lLSAM m
CONES GREEfING.
1R. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR Dis.
~ the inquiry Ia the minds OF all who
read Ho Is IL that Americans been long siav
silly inmured IN darkness and suorAaes on the subject OF
disease!
|gs V-fr DIR. A L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAN.
The great Panaeea Disease onered the afflicted of the
taes aud Tert0r entire OF Liver
IA all Bilious Fever. Fever Cbroaie Lnng
Fever Drorsics Affections. Coughs Coasampton hma.
ssm. Piles scroaula salt Rheum Dyspetsa General Deh
n.y. Neraonsness. Cossiveness lndigsson FEMALE Com
DIR A. L Adams Liver B,lsam sustains the highest
reputation remedy pahe and has proved
he optical beyond SHADOW of doust. hat he
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED
Seeing purely vegetable the of
seass The skePcL have become Its sanguine
votares aud pronounce Liver Bals lie the yf
ONLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
-- AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE
Testimonials fr every 'raeb it made swollen
With expressions GRATITUDE for III. relief rrceved BY us
nd ia -u. ting this the Liver Bsis Is mendsd
those suffering under the IRON GRASP MONSTER
DISEASE and at bottle Of DR. A l. Adams
Liver Bslsam.u .f.tff-nuulI rHF9EUl ,-l.ul
The readers attention is called the perusal Of the Medical
Circular which he obaind OF throus
United States clear -ptome Of the eiuss aad
disease: also certificates those have ed
parieied ascendaney over the diseases to which all
q q scorr. General Agent No 81 Randolph Chicaso.
III to whom ali orders be addressed receive prompt
attention.
Agents in the County be supplied BY them a. Propr
L. JAMES. Mt. Vernon: JAMES SAMPSON Ne~ Har-
mony: JAQrES 4 co Poseyvls; RALLOCK 4
Prineeson. Ind lat Tfn la el-lyw
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ClNClN IL III.
NV YORK e H;ars. ," 3"'e
BUtFALo IL ist- Hours, ' ." 'i'"aff d 80
.o 49,. by Tbs % ,.as, ,
LiTTLT IAN. KasLeO iD!-
Bos,on to bsT TO- 1is,ss Se. Yors and so.ssr
Bdn.o; Nias.ra taii. ss~roi Bosom. MOsW,.i. Ssr
fsssIs :. by thu rs.. sr.sAi, at CiG ..d din
- '9"' - TN EEDauY TRAINS. bne .Hrrg
NEW ARRANGEMENT =,
First Tfain- Railroad Lightning Express ats oeioch
line s%Sr: as S.s e Yoft Gss'
"a y TSrs So,ss fi ssa baf'
sfsGnd rr;nILass lin II, Ssansos, f1pr,ss ~ clock
With magnificent Low Pressure
9IEEN OF THE wEs-....- ,..... 49, Cart Nc Brides
PANS a. CH.ir is ANY 0THER EorTS.
hours aud akips certain ith ns train
9ofs " a,ssie oa.
a'sI wS Dans n.s 60 ss
BSss;u r,,, Ma. Nssar5 -, ts,ls ,a :. A. Se
PsIarsh Barm re P.deph.a and New York az oI,.
s 70 asaa e ahAo SsAr
The The 0n. rogts .s. ding cs.slsai
Ta 4 as RnG s Ash pKp, EsS
AT CtNCTNSATT.
81 Re and procure our Tickets via Co,umfus
o New YORK K adfrs s%d
The Dp Ibis route, and Lake Shore Railroad a, c.r.
.re the same. ~ Ii n ,1-eafl -.va =. y orf' =
r, r THROUGH TICKETS
And for an nermatio,. apny old
Gen ra Ratlro I'd oee in three yellow huildnx
c s + ss ans r .s5 &
ing Eastern Little Miami Rrs; en- Front street
& p. W. SIsApER Ticket and Gsn.rsl Ag-nr rr,I - -
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
Win call for rasserg.rs rart the ctv Nv l.avir,
drectons the above fce. corner OF Broad
and Front. directly river hank e. tfi-il %. -
ey27 j. n. HOW ELL Conductor
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16
CLOTHING waoi Es.lE AND RETAIL.

IA THE unersgnrd having purchased of his late
~ Chs W Mack his entire interest in TIE Cloth
~ ing Store OF Ms;k Lobenstns. NJ very hsavy dis
-2- isdetermined get rid the stock
gr a redu prices maie for aarge
Of Fall aud inter Clothing lie therefo nvit hts
friends aud the publ neraly II and examine his Goods
prices He has good stock Of Clothing Geotlemen
Furnishing Goods &c nc there is in Evansville aud
than they bought other
place in the city which he will prove those call his
und-r Pavilion Hotel.
ey29-tf F.frar ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16
J. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ft f.,, sostsr's Batiding, Up STAIRS. .- .
I F. CRISP. having removed his Office TO Fosters
j builiing, will be on hand al all times, to take
nts of Deeds. Mortgages DC. and attend
10 ali business required of him Justice OF the Peace
f,bg-tf li 'N 'Hi' H" '.'A
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16
JEwELRy sToisE OF

skcOkD s1RxET, TWO DOORS AAIn, IL az xRoB's s
skw BUILDiNG, EyANsyILLE,IA.
X Al ths store sesP constantly 90 hauc large and
general of aseh-- Clocks Je oi
- " all Kinds and OF the best les aud qaay Ny
will he coRtinulpy supplied by fresh additions. with
me latest sud most beautiful which
prices. n. - = " -
Repairs of any kind executed competent manner and At
los charges.
Al goods sold and all rspsirs done
Those IN want OF auythiss in Lac. respectfully
ted to examine my stock and price, f.t. -. jsl-d