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rT. VITUS DANCE
Ose having this complaint

CT. VITUS DANCE.-Those having this complaint
~ be cured with certainty and by hsr nless operation
warranted in case operated No will be de-
handed until the patient has rely recovered
w. j. NJ. FISH. No 272 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDIClNES.-FEVER
|. The UNiVERsiTY OF FREE MEDICINE and POPULAR
KNOWLEDGE, chartered By the State Of Pennsyv Apnl eS
lS mainly The evils Of spurious noums also to supply
public with reliable remedies where the best medical advisors
remedy, ROwAND's TONIC MIXTURE
e fret and only known for twenty the certain cure fo
M Kindred complaints confidently
II to the patronage Of the afflicted.
The above Institution likewise dds for Bowel Complaint
HOWAND's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT
And due time will furnish its remedy for disease that
can be safely treated 10 this
By Of the Trustees JOHN r. ROWLAND NJ. ID.
University, bead Of be Pharmaceutical De
paTiment Philadelphia
Home Dkpenssry Once No. ~ second Phsdep phs
Sold CfASH n RING, General Agent No 1872 Broadway ~ "
G.. v. CLIcKENER Co...........No. 81 Barclsy-st
H.yuANp HARRAIL 4 RIsLIY. No Warren st
y G WELLS & Co...............No 2s7 Eighth
q A ASAkps.................No.l 1888 BOwery.
Jouk LEA fy7 Broadway
H. NJ OUlok, no ~ bowcry
G. S. S.SnITH,......................Nol No l26 Canals-
BRICpAn Il &NILLER......"......No II Av ID.
J. & l. lC0DDkGToN,.....".....No No Il5 Broadway
w. ID CRUMRLE, ,........s.......No No. H1 brosdwsy
w Il. No " Thid-ev.
w. Nos 81 sixth sv and leo sthtv
AIEUD, No lyJ Third-sv
T. w. VONDAsmITHr NO l5S bowery
r. T. TGREEx...................No No. 500 Broadway.
A NO 100 Az
}. WALL GRsEs, ,.............No ~ broadway
yoHS MILLER, ,.'........'.'...''N 20. go rnst as.
w. y. LINDSAY. No ~ East broadway
W. H. LoIsEs.. 20 iudson-st
No. us Fultonst, Brooilya.
IT. Tros. .HAyEs,.................Sout south brocklyn
BOSWELL MvNGsToN.........No No llsf trsndN .
LrvISesrosA 2ts trandst "iisrnsongh
TBos Bible House, <h-av.
DAVID SI0 bowefy COZ oieeekef.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
feudl Notices.

In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
5., The GGn.y s%. ssss HESh4 sE6aRFY
present the sane @ with vSaSaeIs hs a'5sG % 70
New cth day ol February reH-Daed No"
Y ,.ssns s a4 day August CHARLES
In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate ofthe
County n' Mihso Ss" i' de cS
Yo deeeasd to present ihs sane Sn y0TSn bs S OF
@ S1.eS' Oh Or se e the Day Day
S MS4h% s NE nErTsck al ss
In PURSUANCE Of an Order of the Surrogate OF
Comfy SA HoTss 5 q ys ss C ey d sfStS' N
Y ls Sssa win O y0TS9s @ No. m Oon on"
mex. dated SewYork, the ninth dsy Of May 1854
ns'' la" S~0T T' kNsEcdh S4sEs hNS M Taft Esaent
IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate of
he william Y.Si's %E ai:fs
Siy the same with .TsRRr yoSIas1:
Is Ss III ss' s 'af
h Sso day Of December rss VslsS %TzE Adn 'A' 4
Proctor sSGgsySf NJ y Ws. shAfls Ad
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
5.,as s @ GsSa' .ssa Of IoeiBE
TS bs to Jss Il Ss s Ss S@'9'
S.sd os ss b sss
..,,.usmrn PATEs pATRicR RoSih : ishRADY. Executors
NIEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-CITYr r,,1i and
N COUNTY Of AUSSSrHgsf S 4ssf
ssa'' % NOT ser,ed)To RACHEL ANN AUGUSrHUYS: You are
Ts S'sS Ss .s to q Sc cs sS c
cu1y Of NewYsrh City Hail. in the City Of
:ss. :sf 70 :ss ss s. 'sSgs S 70 Ss' S s' said
tw.n Ssy after Of this ON You exc ue OF
s sy Of 'ssh .sr sp tie Ysa 10 Tss sciiOn Pps
The relief s Pn aoasy s6y
crls Of ,ss tS9Ps ey :"S eouniy ; a of
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DISCHARGE
N f an noyen his Debts pursuant TO the pOviso. OF
& ss Ss s.'' abAS ABE 4 Ro9f siS he CITY s1s i'S1
q 9s oo dsiss Henry Y'l'' aSoS
ssss Of he County Of Kings the % o. 'Ss
eOuI, Of "a % ,.ss o9Ss s % NSss ssnSss 49,
.ov cause any they have WAY ,n @ SnoIs @
made ss IP,Syfa' 9 ''''f 'Ra A
Y,,nr PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW-YoRK,
Nv he r1oe Of and ipdspeSdsa, o 70 az az De-
..sd tSs Ps,ss Sy M o. Or o,Rs send greet
=, e,h Of YOU hereby eisd ana IsaaeS
sd sgP.ss ect y Of NswYOIk the 2h day Of ssPsDeI
Al eleven ocok the forenoon o. NE e OF Francis
nS .hs nbs K.IT snd hcBanoh ss Executors " VI" inst
viii aud said deseae" bs seal Of oee of said
IL ts,Spy sssrsS s,ssSo .ed Wines s1a1a ss
y :, g. S.ss Sd a IL The Ass.9s ssA'
,,,up pFoPIP p of the STATE OF NEW-YOkk-
~ ,h fraee OF God snd IndeRendsst is,eresi
esIy esgaIdS 4 Isv vM&fos2Y al 81
vi noei.e 10 the county Of Wssiea Ind sed per.
sens Of ySs -. os ss'sSy ssoss Of tho County
sbs ss 3. Of ~ S Sr,pocn ro cf n thar dy
asy oi o PD. ,d the anal seitsu o the seeonl0
YLIhs D HUNiER Executor Of the iS'' T"' s"i
'hs 81; dsss,s the sssl Of o'' OF tho
''+ ss %iss.. S2 II s%s sss;Scc su Of 1 c99
a. March IN the year -" y" I G. PLATT. snHOs'e J
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
N1EW-YORK SUPREME COURT-CITY and


a a. ,olvept from his Debts pursuant TO The provisions
, Of The fTt the h1k chsie the second part
~ ,ts Rsvssd siAipte. ADAM H0fT oi me Oi,y 2, s
bs Coruty Of Knss nsolvent debtor Noce ~ y Pae
nS q editors TO apps before the Hon HENRY aoh
J.Sse Of the County OF Kings al the c o. Ss
Ccessy Court Of County Of Kns: al The C rs. ,Te % oeOa
bfoosy, cr.se any they have, why ssasurnnt shoaio
not be made oi sso ,1S,y mi T. r. EAMpUREUX Ar'y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Oh
County p9tSs m l. hereby ysn s CIV AZ o Ne
Yo deceased TO the with vouchers tnereoi VIC
ribe the Of James Boyle No "a Msnsns "a ne
New before the sixteenth day oePonei neA'
i.,e5 New. York the eleventh day OF March, 1854
,.,-..ru pa%RicR pAMES RoSIH; = IbHR;Apy. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22

THE METALLIC WEALTH OF THE UNITED STATES.
ByJ WaITsEr syo., pp. $40 Phladslphis Lppaeot'.
Grsmbo kCo
of important, seasoDsbe, and o. far a. we can
Judge authentic information 10 presented to the public IN
this labored volume. The author has svaied himself OF
every in his power to execute bis proposed work
Q thorough and Trustworthy manner he mas made re-
pested visits to all the important mining regions on
this side Of the Rocky Mountains, besides having care
fnIIy examined the most interesting European mines He
!. TIM, enabled to use . large supply of materials de-
d from bis own observation, ia addition to the reports
of p,evou, erp,orer in comparing the netstferous de-
- ~ the United States with those of Great Britain
md e Continent Of Europe The plan Of the work &C.
o,dney includes detailed of the resources OF
this country the metals and their Ores and Of the pres
ent development Of mining interests a. compared
with other countries. Aer giving explanation Of the
laws which characterize the deposh Of metallic Ores
and brief description Of the usual mining operations
Mr.. Whitney treats Of each metal In detail showing In
meteorological and geological occurrence, sst sss Dis
tribson of s in foreign countries sndin - Cnee
States. The mines within the limits Of eur "a prscfry
described with great minuteness, and
offered, in many instances, with regard to e spssal or
prospective value Of their depost Tho vosoue f,k .
place which has not been occupied By any fosr wrrx
ard will unquestionsby, b consulted with sutst bys
numerous class Of resdsrs unong scicnt6c M bssss
ran. Hftf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
TN pT7RsITANCE of an Order of the Surrogate of

III
the County of Yok-Notce hereby given to all persons
h.yips claims WILLIAM WITZE deceased late OF .ne
New the
20 The Office Of heir Attorney
EATHEWS No 81 Wasf in the City Of New.foIs on or before
he twentieth day December next Dated the hno
Sei esn ~. rsy saT e. AUGUSTUS s CHAPLIN, Admir-
q, ,ss- W,THyws Proctor No. 81 Wallst., N Y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

- Several fishing parties were out on
Saturday, most Of which experienced the
usual "f shcrman's luck"
"A small boy was found drowned in
the canal Thursday evening. hat and
market basket floating on the water led to
the discovery of the melancholy circum.
stance.
- We notice some of our families ex-
esedingly cautious about prohibiting vegeta-
bes of almost every description from enter
ing their houses and stomachs. Yet they
are very fond of fresh meat and fresh fish,
They exhibit a little Inconsistency perhaps
In this, if they are studying the laws Of
health.
The Wheat harvest in this vicinity is
nearly over. An abundant crop OF fine quail
ity has been gathered.
So The Telegraph line from this City to
Vincennes has been rebuilt and 10 now in
working order.
Capt Kountz. the popular Comman.
der Of the Crystal Palace, died with Cholera
on Friday morning last.
- The river was rising little here on
Saturday.
- TIE Wabash has fallen below navi-
gable stage. No boats running.
- Several loaded canal boats left this
City on Saturday for the north.
THE Canal was broken at the lock
near Maysville, or the lock itself was broken.
last week. 1t was expected to be repaired
by Saturday night. Mr.. Ball, Chief Engi-
neer, happened to be in the ncighbOrhood a,
the time.
Raspberries have been very abundan!
the last week or two. The blackberries
have also commenced coming in. They are
an especial favorite, and generally the cheap
est berry. The crop appears to be highly
prosperous in this neighborhood.
- The steamer Jas. Laughlin was at
Memphis last week getting repaired.
The large steamers are laying up
The river is getting low, and freighis are
scarce anyhow. The day Of stsrnwheelers
is dawning.
a telegraphic dispatch from Clarks.
ville announces the sinking of the steamer
Republic near Dover. Tho cause of thi.
mishap was not stated. The Republic was
heavily laden for Nashville. She was own.
ed BY Messrs. French, McA lister, and North.
ern.
- The Arabia passed up early Saturday
morning from st. Louis. We thank tu'
friends Messrs. Cain and Williams, Of the
Office, for papers. This steamer has beer
running in the Upper Mississippi trade, ant
Il now direct from Dubuque.
We thank the clerk of the Southern
er, Louisville and st. Louis low pressure
packet, for package Of papers from thu
former ci'y left US Saturday morning.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
q 3 Z 9 q 2 & & q
M c LEANS VOLCANIC OIL
LINImENT.

NHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
Il has performed sfter all other remedies had failed
warrants the proprietor In asserting that Is the only
Linment that will cure Chronic imam mafor, hh.u.
matism Paralysis stiffness weakness in the Joints.
Neuralgia. Tooihache Earache any Pain Ii will re.
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked
breasts Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musquos, or any in
And 1t viii cleanse, purify ard heal the FoULEsr
long they may have existed IL viii also sooihe and
heal Burns scald., Fresh Cuts Wounds. &C., sooner
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold In 1859. and the demand is increasing
day and we have never heard OF case wherein haa
failed to cure any external disease, when properly ap
piled.
Who then win suffer from Pains. Sores, or SWELL ngs
when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
Head the following certificate which Is
INCoNTESTABLE PROOF
j. h. McLsAx-Sir: feel ta duty owe to the public
to make known the following hoping they may learn By
been pressed into notice by false eeIes,e, ~ ,an
advertisements.
For six months was confined 10 nv room cr;pplo
y producing the most pains. The muscles were
contracted that could not straghten my leg M Al,
applied the Mustang Linment for four weeks but Il
done no more good than any other grease ob,sined
relaxed the muscles, and cured me permanently.
AMERlCUs CASEDAY. Saline county. Ill.
Isaw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted as stated and
he is now well. WIN. NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyve.
Reader II the 'ove is not sufficient convince yeu
Of the Wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil Lninent
call and examine the thousands which we have Ia our
possession from all Of the county ssd you viii
purchase supply from and does give safisfsc-
ton, the money VIII be returned To the purchaser
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLean's eoraed Lnirneni is the only safe and
liable remedy for the cure OF SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Calls Splints Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Sweilines-
II s never fail TO cure Big Head Poilevri. Fistula old
Running Sores or sweeney. IL properly applied. For
Sprans Bruises Scratches, Cracked Hoof Chsfes sad
die collar Calls Cuts woonds is ipfallible
remedy. Apply as directed and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, OF the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company: s.t
This Is ceriif, that have used the Mexican Mustang
Linment and McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
omnibus horses that lame spraiDed aud for SWELL
iDgs and have found McLeans Volcanic 0ii.Liniment
the best Linment. ERA~JUS " Ellis,
ofthc firm Of Case & Co.
Directions accompany each boiile in English and
German.
This Liriment put IN 25 cent. so cent ard 81
bottles The so cent size contains three times the quan
tty of the size and in proportion 10 the cost
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third ard Pine streets, st Louis. Mo:
For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. fropretors prices. lmh7
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
Nyw OR,yASs. June %.

NEw ORixASs, June 20.
Flour hss asvsneed .urerans % 1897. Corn Ea 500
oas. sis'e Mess pork ell IS. Bacon sides s&c shaul-
s,s Balk sides a. Shoulders
,ashe Whisky 2i1sc. Rio eoass slse brown sugar +<e
Mols s,si i0h 9Ilc.
CIScNSArr. June q. p. NJ
Flour very dull at e.97 hisky 23e Provisions in
sctvs and unchanged Luseed oil 7Se. hrm oass have
drelin.d !, s3e NO change in groceries.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

I'VE RESPECTFULLY ACQUAINT YOU or
Nv our ,nnd.d remv on the l.. of july ne. TO 'hs
street nearly opposite the L.usvs Htsl wher intend
Dome TIC DRS GO IDS.
Oar Mr.. James Law is Permanently located Manchester
England for the OF Goods
for Cash. direct from the Manufacturer thereby ssvns the
profit usually paid To Importer.
In the the MARKET OF Goods
the only Bank from which raise money;
snd 10 cash short time custom.r will
suemsnts prices when will certainly make their
terest To do business with JAMES Low o.
Lou'sville. June g. 1885,. ie2l-t augIdGw
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
DIR. GEOHEGAN'5
EXTRACT OF HY YDROPIPER,
BLoops
prepayed bu ONE of the Fdfnifp.'

EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoyuLA, AND IMPURITIES OF THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one of the Fdcnha.'
THIS veeetS,e remedy which l. nov spreading 10 all
parts country. is prepared by graduate OF
ofhe first Medical Schools IN The West, physician OF
gh standing in his profession and much opposed TO
by the fact that the ipe published. and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine. thus exonerang IL from
ffT Is PKssCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
as win be by references TO the Circular and by me
accompanying certificates.
Unlike safaPsrs the HyroPiper is quick in i,.se
ton, the 6rst bottle often producing wonderful re:uis
2. In the case Of the negro girl Of Mrs. simmons"
RIUNDNESS m ONE wEFKH
In short wherever known IL stands ut the heao Oh I'll
remedies for the following diseases; .:cor.r
ton, Chronic Rh"umatsn, Govt Neuralgia. uiee = ana
all Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney anecuons, an
s.e seorary syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood ssd bad Habit Of
system FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS -.
this remedy ds uprivaied. ~ Is sngnt sumuiant
and nov erful to,.c and alternative. .s-
% phs.utiae, OF the complexion, in the cure Of I'M
nes and in producing clear md beautiful ssfn
y ,,a. :. md lotions ia existence. 1ry t. and you will
"eyer regret IT, 10 not lose confidence tshonld seem
us being to drive all riliss 10 The surface and
by that means out Of the system.
HARprssBuRe, Ky., Oct. G. 1851.
Or. A. E. Geohegap-Dear Sir: have eSaSined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extsc. Of HydroppeT for
of Scrofula in all its forms aud other chronic
aneeiions, viz: rheumatism. Female Weakness. ose-
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases and having always found eec-
tua most cheerfuy recommend IL To the afflicted Al
the best alte rative and tonic have ever used-ato
0ether supe nor 70 rlla and any of its
pounds. n. L. WAKEFIELD, ii. ID.
OwExsBoRo'. Ky-. March Is, 1s57.
Dear Do-tcr:-I recey ed Of the 22d inst
corng to your request acknowledge the receipt OF Hy
dropiper.
II several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia. in Short consider il a valuable Prepara
tion have using mysef, and think II benefits
nv gene al health. Respectfully your friend,
JAMES COMAS, NJ ID.
PRrcr 81 per bottle bottles fo S. when taken ss
one time. RAYMOND PAlItr,
Sole Agent, No. - Fulton street. Louisville, ky.,,
To whom all orders should be addres,en1-
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK & sTODpAnn
Princeton, r. B. HALLoOn'
rnh2ed&w6m-is
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

EXCHANGE, C0IN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL
q COPELAND, BANKER
Dealer in Erehaage Coin, Land Warrants, Unerrrest
Money, &C., &c; OEee first ct. near Main
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
LOTs AND HOUSES FOR s1Lw

4NhEAT ChANCE FOk SPkCC LAIiON--Six Lots Tor
~ sale su,ed Ia Evansys beyond the RA'ir ad De
pot -Four OF these lots have Frame other
wise improved They veil situated residences be
eonvnent to busisss and only square Main
street. hne circulation offered in these lot
TO "a SOLD Those wanting cheap places wish
Inc tns opportunity speculation mad apply imne
afsy. One Of these houses especially new very
srzbe residence For urter psrtsusfs Apply At this
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
TERRB HAuTE AND EVANSVILLE U. g. MAIL
AND kXpRkSs PACK ETs: :,

~ - leave Te,re nants ana Evansville every
- \. Mond.y. Wednesday nd Friday. O'Clock
NJ These Boa's large ana wen furnis
Tsrre Hsus with and Northern Pack
e. nd Evansvills with the different
On sns onao fivef e22-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

CHAs W. MACK K........................A A LogESsTiSR
Western StaP Clothing store,
EVANSVILLE. IND,
the lever story Of Drw Pavilion. Water and sye
amors streets.
IA MEssRs- MACK LOBENsTINE
III have just reed. and will continue 70 re- WM III
III ceve ~eetly. from their large hole !IN Ie5 yH
Ia sale Establishment in Cincinnsti. the 0IlY lj
largest and most extensive assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CT OTHING.
With an ospre,. visw to nss, ,h. ..n Of
complete the vardrohe Of ind vidrals every taste.
COATS--The following kinds made Of the best materials
Black Cloth Dress and Froek Coats.
Brown Black and Invisible Green.
Srsy, s1en, nre rn and uoa -@i.se fTssa. rx
Coats and Coatees to all OF which respectfully iavis the
particular attention Of the public.
All varieties Of so mtsIine and Drsp a Ets.;
Grass Linen. Doeshn and Cordoroy;
Cassinet. Jeans AM fancy Summer Pants every de-
VESTS: :.Rl,e. Satin n and f:Isy & sn, vests; ,,
Cashmere and Calnes with common Vests Of all styles
FURNISHING GOODS.
eoi9%:s oiiss :s;-%. made ;'r @
Shiru. shirt Co'iars. Crzvas OF YlHJ
Prior quality and beaatifal nat-
pesders and other article usually the
tsnsivs es establishments OF the country.
d In connection with their large stock OF Cloth %
ing they will keep hne INT Of Camps MA
- superior HATS and CAPS Also. all kinds Of N
Union. M-Iean California LshorH. Panama and other
Styles Of HAS, WIN ho"Ts D i,ifsy AND 81 SHOES.
s useless to mention their ELEGANT snd very extensive lot
of Hosin .nd Of Trunks crre. Fsg, and aiis
soch before purchasing We r.turn thanks
ienas their very liberal patronage
specially ask continuance 'fh nT :1%' 1oprvsroSr
Evansville. April 2s. Iss3-.f
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
ID. WOOLSEY.
n. NELSON
FURNITURE,

kUKNITUhEs
SOFAS. Divan, Center, dining, Bres kfast and Care
y 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
aug23l lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

GOLD PENS.
VIZ have lust received large assortment Of Nor
w ton 6 Co.'S celebrated Premium Gold Pens, In
liver extension aud desk holders. These Pens
uperor sr ls and are warranted to give satisfaction
For sale low by BfTrROLfF SONS,
mh2I Main street between First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

IEWELRY Observation-Disclosures, Finger rings
81 Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watcl es. Stee
Beeds and Caps Brushes, Combs Purses Fai cy Soal,s
Accordans volins, Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
augo3ly WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26


a i. p.i:: usSs over 100 IL: per rs.i-
order: len w.r.seu.. Of Geo r.s,, Co:
attended TO &c
yVoRSrSo Star. of the N.s WSila
f::a fF:I'ii i..... :. ss. s::.sa sss,ss I: Series.
,.. ;.s S:i, r.s RIOS. coxrsoros
WATSGnnEgs;,aorINE: BEAUTY ASp pgR.nILIrY
xs ae sn..s a % y.a ~ Ad ssr.
sss s ms i a fs :.s
es 4. HusrAcE. ist street. n,sr Main.
EOR nENT.-r.o In. Rooms up .s.r,; .ui..,s for Of
II hess. Enquire Of % *. HUSr 'cE.
~. !; :s S;'' IS $50 S ISsfas :: CO ss.
TfHIsI H..1:: on !. n....l.. nMAEri ~ p ,... WARD
Godsy's Ladies, Book Ok for S1!t June.
Just reed and for sale by e7 THos. coNYNCroN.
SAVINGS BANK AND EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
sraEET. nELow MAIy.
ssas and
G.a and silver s,s. ca,ns sns.rrs1t M Money Land
premrtly a, eaIreat r,,es Of .Iehsnse.
sF6rsn iron sO'clock A. N. tn o'cloei P. N:
S.a-An order, tpo.,- p.id) ss,npuy s,,.Ssea to.
nyas-Im
n EcElSk6 e.r cfy..i fsise:S% ease. s. mos.
A'Irtsf new S'1c TokK ' %pcTioS p PRICES ''"
n''' are wanting # sSRs tns fi }a!st
"EREcErvEDt ED this day the following Goods. vs'
D.nuk Bsoeal.l for Curtains; Danast chin.,;
Lang. aoes CAP RiSSon, sss.. .oiia cS.ss iass.a..
cheap s.
H.ii He;,; With 2, ether which
nyas alt Main street. Louisviiis. KY.
DR.. J. C. BURCH, Dentist,
=, 1's1ss s@,s !. s. :. him Tor rrosss
those Who ds:r. such orer.son' in that there
are no failures when shsy Are paid for nysi-a
s'sN SSB rkKy
Board Of Dr.eto,s st this c.ne:sy :, sh:ir meeting
Tha. lying within miles Of the line within
81, mills o. the Sas sss- T-,r. h;uts be taken =. sa
in stooi until the road s com piessd
ss as, ,s ,
or he ore due ,s.l,. per cent. will
payable .Soe. JAMES
Fl. s' E. SiSEss ri 5;s''
my2s S,e. near "?tsr.
/ pOISON.-Nouman's Hug Poison will 81 NGaily
and the Of Bed buxs. used
according Price Is bottle le BY
.s-ss and RICH u n. HALLooK. Prin sson.
i BRUSHES, Pr NCILS AND STATES.
| UOECEivE Ed per steamer Golden Gate
M ~ Shoe Brushs IL dos No Serubbing Brushes
\ 6 dol No Scruhbing doz No. do;
: dor long hantle do do 10 doI No 10 Horse do;
II doz assorted States; II gross Lead Pencils;
| For sale At lowest market price BY
| my2I I. D. HERMANN.
HAY. CORN AND Q ,Ts.aA fI..h .nrpl, Of ..s, ,
received Apd tor sale the Wes Feed and
SEED Store. nyE T. GRANT & CO.
UHLATBOATS.-rhree new Fatboats in running order
srs-si GEORGE wOLFLIN.
HLOCRExra supsr6ns In bbls hfbhls and 50 II sacks
IL Tor sale els bEDIURDS. Second St.
SHIP sTUFF.-2oo bushels fer sale 81 -.
Ssis BEDsoRD's. Sseendst-
rDRAN AND MEAL.-To bushels Bran and 80 sushsl
y6 Corn Ns.l sals els BEDeORD'S. Second Ct.
| 01OTATOBe.-so Bushels "Pinksyss'' received pc
ssssrsr Eelipss. and for sale BY
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

SHINGLES 1900 nrst rate Poplar Shnslss in ,tor. An
- for sale cheap to close consignment BY
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

RCGGIES.--Just received and for sale cheap, tw
- new Top Buggies, Eastern manufacture.
ap4 WUOLSEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
x EEP COOG.s


TUST received per steamer Malta, large assortment
d OF wnehells celebrated Water Coolers and Filter
ers TO which call the attention of Hotei keepers
Resiaursts Families, preventative against
warm cistern water. (myi) SCANTlIN e. PARVIN.
EARMERS ATTEND.-wanted Frrrr Tor
L Of sHucn for which tho highest market price will
be paid in cash at
! CoLBURN d HRRsHBERGER's,
apl Fosters Block Fist street belev Main.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

DR. 7. G. BURCH, DENTIST,
HAVING secured appropriate rooms In tn house for
merly occupied by Dr. Traton. two doors abov
the Sherwood House, Is now prepared to receive tn
calls OF all who desire his professional services
He may be founi sstantly at his ONCE during busnes
hours. laps
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26

COFAS-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- rooms. eight 6ne Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY Il NELSON.