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IS z a NIBOAT ANDmAC CHINER Y
LLACKSNTTHTVG

THE uniersinged would respectfully is-
S%S--VA form the public that he has taken the old
stand formerly occupied by Gr. Newman, on
First street between Vine and Divison. where
SAs~sz1a2 pIepsrrd Blscksrnithng in all its
various eTsncbeasuch seamboat work saw-il work.
fencing railing balcony Stairs and banispers cellar
doors and Railroad canal bridge
done prices and notice Anchors dit
rent sizes always on Ia d. also hoghsins wster wheel
besn strips for boss Being old and experienced
hand Machinery Blscksmthng will satsfsc-
ten ST pay All kinds heAvJ forging done shop
;eb25d1y ]. NORRIS.
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THOMAS CONYNGTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AN


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER. -
WToULD respe ctfully inform hisfriendsandth the pub
w lie generally. that having purchased OF Messrs.
RathbOne & Wheeler, their entire stock of Books 6.
Stationery he has owed his Book Store to the sand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block,
of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables hi TO
offer to his customers larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this market
sistng in part of, Mscellaneot School Medical and
theological Books Writing, Printing. Wrapping ana
Fancy Paper, al Foreign & Fancy Stationery ofall
kinds All ofwhieh will be sold. Wholesale and Retail
atFincnnati prices facI to which he would callthe
attention Ofcountry merchants dealers teachers and
Others being confident he make to their interes
to purchase of him. 25-tf
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THE ALLItss sUHRENDLREBl!!

6STNCE MEssRS. AHLERING & BRUMMER HAVE
- lease the u Corner Water under the
Journal Once sad hsd it ing with the srEeL
sortment and latest sttes Fall Winter Clothing Fur
nishIng Goods and sell them asonishngy low the
ALLLEs HAVE BEEN COMPELLED SrhRESDEk.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consist In part Of Mems and Boy. r-ady Clothing
H5t Caps and Trunks together the
Gentle Dress Goods Tailors Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing
snuAc uring eror ether house in the city
which ens them sl times fill ali orlrs with best
OF goods end tbs best hargns and city custom
and the public generally RESPECTFULLY invited call and
examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices hsore purehss
ing elsewhere. decl5-tf
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CHANGE OF PROpwgEroD

DRUGS, MEDlCISES, PAINTS, OILS, SC, &C.
At u no .EsALE RETAIL nv >
-. LEI CHI & vERLTNG
TIME undersigned have purchas ed the entire stool NJ
l. Drugs and Medicines OF J. NJ. d. Miller d Co and
intend carrying he Drug business at the well knov
stand Of Keller Farnsey, No II Water street unde
the hFTp of Leich dz VeTling
Charlie LEIGH, ofthe firm, hcpas he isfavorably know,
20 the public, having been engage in Mr. Crawfotf
Bells Store the last Ave years. Peter Verng oftht
same r having been clerking in the present store b
last three years. fatters himself with having
dence Oft old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock q
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and b,
strict attention 10 buness and by low prices
liberal patronage both from old and customers.
CHARLES LEIGH
5sb2Sly PETER VERLING
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW lHARMONY ma
" kEhLY NAH. LINE - -

ESSFSEzszA on and after Saturday July lys the m
dersgasd win run TEi-WEiKLT LIsx Of
stage Coaches Is above
esying EyalsTils, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridsy,s
Sock a. ~ : returning leaves New Harmohy Tuss-
aey IaursoSy $ and dsy7e att O'Clock A M - ~
the lire will all with good horses
Coaches the fripe
se vim regularity and Dispatch Al, orders
tended to- - - ~~-S'~--s ~
fer passage other business apply Office at Live
snd sale stable Locust House
leaving their orders any Hotels viii
sseS9e aa prom Ps assentieE s. Il. DE CARLO.
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JANIS LOW eco. OUIsVILLE. KY.
RE receiving their Stock spring Goods many of
which are Of their own importation direct from the
manufacturer in Europe. t.-.
we hougtt all os Goods for CASH end are epSred
to Offer inducements prompt Cash
in the United States Our stock Of
BROWN LETTINGS AND PRINTS
will he large well during the comip
will be sold for CASH and
must be panied with the money feb2I
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RkMOVAL OLE Root Am ea0EAT0RF


STILL IN THE FIELD!
ID DhuS YER infvrms his cid the Public
= that he has removed his Boot and Shoe Store
% f1Ess street between Main lower
~neis he prepared to make all qualities Boots and
il e lsest styles the materials warraheS
@ All wrk viii be delivered the promised
sn 40 mtaEe He hopes receive liberal patronag a.
nssme he has started anew BY hard work anl
prom Ptness TO succeed. - febi3-kf
COsPl lRTNEHSHTP.s4 vg6ta
k'HE undersigned have this day formed Co-partnef
ship under the style and rin GEo. Fo rrR & Co
Tor the Transaction of general FOrardrg COsa.
mission BasfReSs and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse. on the
wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and DUN.
ham Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr wfordsviie Railroad where they will have ample
Produce and Merchandise. -
They will give special to Consgnrnents either hy
Kiyer, Railroad, Canal or Wagons and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. :
They viii give personal attention to the purchase or
sale or rodace Groceries In this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast ofthe firm will in the South during the
Winter. EI4 T.-r7s y = '--S -
Theyh By unremitted attention to meritand share
Ine public patronage. 81. w. FOSTER.
1. .. GEO. FOSTER
oecI4 w. n. AIKMAN.
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CLOTHING &C.

ISEkGAAGskSI LINE CROT kkLNGs ST OAS T.
ON MAIN STREET, BK wEEk FIRST AND sECoSD.
GUMBERTS & GCTTLEJB
RE rseeyiHg~t their p hcesale and Retail Cot5tS
n tsblishmt Dt a large. assortment OF READY Ia DE
CLOT3NG Of qnsty md ufrctu in the
styles fine lot Of Cloth Coats ofa sifes
and sack Goats sattne and Cashmere Coss brova
and OEERCOATS. OF sty To- price quality snd
color VESTS snd PANTALooNSOt of the most bss1tiin
patterns brought Q this market .f,i. -.rt9
shirts Tniershrts Drawers Gloves Susrenders COL
lars and Sacks RATS CAPS every and cheaper
than sold in this market
and vass Carpet Sacks with lsrge 'tsoTt
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods ailofwtch will sell
on the Straight Line Plan cheap a the oheapest.
LSp TIE gtst lotof CHILDREN s CLO THING ever
brought to Evansville Call and your elves oe23t
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LOUISVILLE E AND CINCINNATI

FRAME cAsrER..... ...... r. JouETE.
CARTER & JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND o0MSIIsSIuN MERCHANTS,
40. %, EAsT SIZE TEIkb sT., BET. BAIN AND wATEB
LOCLSAlLLE. Kf.
Rsfer TO
Geo Foster & Co., P CO. Riley i Co.,
Ind. efl-
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AGE Ts
E. w. Sloan. 1877 Broad St. New York.
= Scott & Co., Toledo. Il
Us. Chenoweth & Co. Cincinnati,
Thsis ofthe oldest. bestestablished and most
i&ble lines oftransp srtaoD in the country and solt
Agents for this section, authorised to Civ.
through receipts for freights and from the East
on the route.
sug9 = LEWIS e. HOW ARD, Agents
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WM. K. RfcGKEW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY ri BLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank tullding.
NV ILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
Wv my25
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G1GAsk AND L EOBACCO SEORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND Cd.
90. Sehaefer & Schroeder's old sta d. t
TRES 'ECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and g. rroand ng country, that have taken heabove
stand det rmned to continue the same business, and
will c1ncntly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco Of the bes brands that Eastern markets af
iord also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Mer
shaun. China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices, Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectf lily
solicit = shar~ Of public patronage. lap1 tf
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EVANSVILLE. IND, THURSDAY, JULY l2, 1855
BUSINESS CARDS.
TRANSPORTATION

TRANSPORTATION
WESTERN STATES LINE.
DY Ratlroadsand Canals, running in connection wit
ID Steamers and Fropellers on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
PRoPRTBToRs:
4. r. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndians 81. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., 12}, Broad St. New York,
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j. z. CRISP,

j. z. CRISP
CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACH
aostsr's Building, Up Stairs.
X r. CRISP, having removed his OfNce 10 Foster,
% building, will be on hand at all times, to take ac
knoWiedgemeDts Of Deeds, Mortgages &C., and attend
70 all business required of him ustice the Peace
fsb9-H
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WABAsH q RRIK CANAL.rn.nsrnnnnn.a.

= . 70 NEW YORK BOSTON. .[ESzS
~ PHILADELPHIA and 3 LII xEitEEs
o gndsr;snsd agent vii aeiivs
city By the Troy and Western Lfae o CsLs Ros..
'n bovisHss .STss,sis terms. JOHN Mrrct,rf,
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.,Ts. TENNbh& sOhENsN' - q

DkALERs IN oRocEhIEs AND IIouons. coRrsn
WATEh AND VINE SITS.
VIE undersigned have this day cops-tnerrbIn s6
the purpose OF doing wholesale Grocery and Licuor
business fsvpg succeeded Of Keser Ail3s
owss purchased their stock and additions 10 make.
sssortent shall be able haresns
@ CASH a. any house in Evansville any city in the
;s"a 9=f l4 IEa R. TENNEY.I
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~ y 6 Z ); !. s. :;zz'ssss

IsAtLHOAD TRANSPORTATION MOTTO
tHNc ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK and all int.-us-
aa o +te ste sss,oas and places Imd aGey compile
hents which wiIbe within three week from thi
~. ps resdy to reesig THROUGH for the delivery Of NJ
Alnos OF herchsncKe. Prod Property fTorn ais
points teen this and Trre Haats to ali OF the ahoys
points and via the India Chta
ton Railroads 80 - +-As sHu al pany ana 6es-
RS Retes made known on application az nv ofsos r,s.e
the Telegraph oraes, Wster stre.t NJ eAASe' onasr
ROWS # c,.r John 8 Errcvrrr s.-s.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REMOVAL,

BACON co. have removed to Main street bs-
- tween Waser and First sta. door HsliocE q
stoddsrds Drag Store nearly Branch Bank
hsre they viii tie pleased TO all their old
ScQnaintance OF sed
ss ths call They their thsn k Tor tbs
liberal patronage given and hope
Groceries. - -FF.''~- ~ % eeH11,,S
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STEAMBOATS, 4 RAILROADS
~ . q o

- 4nutEsIgoeo haTInE been M
. IL pointed AgeLe the We n
SsAsSs ny in this city will be prepared or lS2
the opening of the Evansville spd -
RalrosGt Terre Haute pop b on.r,,
2t River navigation to receipt for the 6every ooos
Produce ofeyery THR0 this city to ali
me ern Cities Railroad River herr 70 Pits
destination. ~ ~ e1s-N
~ Rates made known application at my ONCE stsr
S9F airs under the Telegraph on Wsrshoass,
noyls-.f - JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent
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FINE LUMBER.

IRON aND NAILS.-3Oo tons iron. sIl sizes;
Ill 20 Steel and Iron Slabs; 80 bdls Sheet lrou;,
mh2 SAMUEL ORR.
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,Hs J. CHANDLER. JAMES HARLAN JR.
CHANDLER & HARLAN.

VII John j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN r. havs
CD themselves together partners The practice
ofaw and viii attend TO sl business cenfd'd to them on
be found their office, Locust
opposite Sherwood House. counsel bus
Prompt attention viii he given to collections.
Evansville Nov. 8. l854.-ly
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NEW RNOK

VIE sons OF the Sires; Loomis' Practical Asroncmy
& Life of Sam Houston; History Of Turkev.s 'SAs
My Brothers. Keeper, Kenneth:
History of the Hen Fever; Long Look Ahead -.
Just received and for sale By Wv
mT26 T rONYNcT0N A. IN
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CLEAkSTHE TRAcRl
THE SMALL MAN AHEAD.

q EMBICH il receipt of the lot Spring
Sc Summer Dry Goods viii he respectfully uVitesth1
attention Of his and the trade in general he Is
determined that effort shall spared render entire
sfscon in all both regard the price and quality
ofthe goods Cali in. examine and judge for yourselves
Store Main three doors nelav Ssco mh17
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EDN ARD k. MILL,
Produce, Forwarding g. Commission Merchant,
rt EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
81 Once and Warehouse the Canal. and Wharfbeat
facilities with Lewis 4 Howard.
n TBERAL CASH advances made Of consignments, aud
particular enton given to the purchase ssle Of
description of Produce or Groceries. mh7 If
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NaI prepared in Fire Proof
any quantity of Grain. Produes Merchandise on
Having large and stars paTelar care viii
be taken Of Housshold Furniture Agricultural
aud all kinds goods liable dam ze from
.f : -
longer when desired. -s-'-
Warehouse located Locust street and VI and r.
anal and convenient for shipping River or Rail-
road Applyto a. r0-
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
10 published every Saturday, on the following

Against the insidious wiles of foreign influence
conjure you 10 believe me- ellow-ctzens the jeal-
oHsy OF free people ought to be constantly awake;
since history and experience prove that foreign in
fuence is Of the most banefu foes of republican
government Wcslingioa.
81 hope may find some means, in future, OF
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatever form it may be attempted
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NUMBER 255.
sisters OF Charity.

A few months since, the Sisters of Charity were
expelled from the hospitals of Mobile for having
harassed dying Proestants for the purpose Of per-
ycrting them to Roman Catholicism"
The Sisters Of Charity" acted the came at Sc.
bastopo towards the sick Protestant soldiers whom
they attended.
These agents of the priests plss under the names
Of" Sisters of Charity Sisters Of Mercy !. Sis
ters of the Sacred Heartn with Jesuitical de.
sign; and in performing, as they sometimes do,
few acts OF benevolence, are sure 10 have them
conspicuously paraded in Protestant papers, 10
impose upon Protestants the idea Of their charity
But let not our Protestant people be deceived
They are the spies Of the priests. They are bound
10 carry out the designs Of Romanism. With
bland and winning exterior they conceal from the
view OF Protestants, their real intentions. They
come from nunneries, and nunnerics are but the
hotbeds of the Papacy.
The following testimony from a competent wit
ness, who has had good opportunities Of watching
them IN France, has its application to the United
States:
"A great number of Protestants speak Of these
Sisters Of Mercy as walking angels, represen-
tatives OF the Virgin Mary. But am convinced
that il many OF the Protestant pastors of France
were to contribute only small part of the annoy
ances they have endured from those walking an
gels III hospitals and other places, huge volume
OF facts might be published which would prove
oha1 tHc WofuS fFOteStnlW bHu dPfNOU are SynOny-
nous in the opinion Of vast majority Of the ST.
tiers Of Mercy My dear departed friend, the Rev
A. LeFourdrey, pastor at Brest, WHO visited the
hospitals in that important seaport for twenty-five
years, often told me that he never met with such
an intolerant set of human beings as the Sisters
Of Mercy Many of them, he has said, attend
their patients till they find out that he Is Protes-
tant; and then, unless they have some secret hope
of converting him, very often their charity degen-
crates into brutality. 1t would, doubtless, open
the eyes Of Protestants to the charity Of thete
Sisters, were they only to become little better
acquainted with them. Could they only for mo-
ment look upon their wrathful countenance when
they see person with Bible in his hand, they
would then, perhaps, understand the danger of
sending these female Jesuits to attend poor sick
people in hospitals or other places" And we may
add, the danger Of sending the daughters of
Protestant parents to their schools in the United
States.
Where there is one act of charity by these fa-
male Jesuits, and SO conspicuousy held up IN the
public prints, there thousands and thousands of
Protestant females, all over our land, who, In re-
tired modesty, and unknown to the world, are ad-
innistering to the poor and the sick the Heavenly
consultations OF a genuine charity. Our Protestant
mothers and sisters are, erywhere kind and
ministering angels of mercy; but no trumpet blows
before them to announce their approach or to tell
the world their acts of untiring and angelic be-
nevoence.--Nem York Crusader.
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E,OR SALE ~ 900 bushels Mil oHal,
such as Middngs, Shipstnh and Shorts
Persons IN want viii find u 10 their advantage 10
give us call and learn our prices
Corn and fresh-ground Corn Meal daily, wholesale
and retail !. DOUGLAS A co.
Old Railroad Depot Pennsylvania avenue
mhy ls--6
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Disease of Imprudence,
BOUNTY LAND.

BOUNTY LAND.
nFFICERs, Soldiers, sailors, Marines,
~ Landsmen, Flotilla men, Chaplains, Clerks,
Indians, Wagon-mastsra, aud Tearnsters, (their
widows or minor children, who have not yet received
fu 100 acres, and who have been In service IA days.
are entitled 10 land IN any war since 1890.
Widows, whose husbands died while in service,
entitled 70 pensions and minor orphans Of such
10 year. halfpay. All who believe themselves en-
titled 30 Land-bouuty, and Pensions will be bene-
fitted by calling the subscriber either in person or
by letter, postpaid corner ~ 7th and streets, No
is2, opposite General Post Office.
Clairna from agents examined and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms.
No pay in advance, and no charge II nothing Is eb-
tainod
~ Refers ~ the citizens generally.
Special attention given b. suspended claims.
mo. JOHNSON
apI3-ly Agent for Bounty Land Pensions.
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sol prizes, in all, amounting 10. $50, ,O0C
ONLY TEN THOUSAND TICKETS.
Tickets $l0-Halves &5--Quarters S2 so.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
sep 3--dtS2l Atlanta, Georgia.
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GEORGIA.

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GRAND SCHEME FOR SEPTEMBER.
Class ITO be drawn September 2 1855, in the city
of Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting TO
100000
Will be distributed according TO the following mag
/. ni6cent scheme
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clerks, Indians, wAgonnssers, teamsters Tor their
widows nisnr ldren lwho have not yet received
viii do well 20 write 10 us post paid and ther Land
Warrant viii be sent 10 them, and no charge, u NOT
obtained.
Address or call on
LLOYD a co, Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, d. G.
mar 7-n
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-11

v ELsH,S PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1nh BARRELS of the above justly
AOV celebrated Family Flour.
ALSO,
50barrels Welsh's Extra Super Flour, just received
per Manassa Gap railroad, via Of Strasburg from Win
chester and for sale by Che single barrel dray load
by KINCHEL0E a CO,
No. 25 King street,
ian 1B-u Alexandria Va