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live to see this day. o dear, odear tits too bad
too bad' & % 1a ai aa a 81 si.efsadH
But Mr., Clakins made no reply to this burst
being busily engaged in a fairy garden, in de-
Tending himself from bevy Of blue-eyed
damsels, who were pelting him with rose
buds. a1.is11g1a.ni e5z- ede sH.s1noo
n ''Mr. Calkins." r ~ u a7sd
No reply. f4. s ,s*.g
energy. -
ayes, my DEAR" murmured Mr. Calkins
don't dear me, Mr.. Calkins, you're a
wretch, and I'll have nothing more to do with
youn'
ayes, my DEAR" replied the half aroused
Mr.. Calkins
"Are'nt you ashamed of yourself to treat
me so, you barbarous, man; who have lived
with you for seven long years, and never gave
you cause to complain; and now to be used in
this manner, tits too bad, and 1 won't bear i'll"
and Mrs. Calkins sunk into a chair, and buried
her face in her handkerchief aau slB
Here, Mr. Calkins yawned, turned over,
opened his eyes. rubbed them, and seeing his
wife with her handkerchief to her face ex-
claimed, "Why, Maria, what is the matterP'
''What is the matter? pretty question in
deed. To treat your wife in this manner and
then ask whats the natter" !. aa 1sm
What do you mean, Maria@' -ssus
"'What do mean'-why, mean Just this
that won't live with you another day, you
wretch"
CONCLUDED TO MORROW. l'--'H
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Wv nov27 ORR, DALZELL CO
mr. EMSRV Ar,

HtHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
ment TO second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
terrain Church. in the office with DR.. Wood where he
would be glad all his old goodiy
ber OF and would he pleased them
anything his line such shirts
ietp order tAe shortest possible notice.
Thankful for past avOrs he would respectfully solicit
of the at the hands of ahera public
y26 J. L. NELMS.
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MATCH RHPAIRING

FXHE derSiRned bavinR the above busues
in Evansville hatters himself with the hope that his
xperience and skill in all descr ptions time
machinery will rpon trial. he found worthy the
only resi- citizens the city also
.omprisinr the 'eireumambie vicnaee.''
His the Post Office where be found all
CFFICE Hours. my8 R. II. GATES.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

THE subscriber has taken the above house. and
entirely reitted and refurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock ofhorses and
rages to let. ~
The stabeis large clean and WE'LL located, and good
hostile in Particularattenol
will be paid to the OF horses left with him for keep
ng, and in all respects, the public Ia hnd the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. [iYs-tfl j. a. YERS
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED & AGRICI LPU RAJ ARE AoGSE
NsGs.aEEE. WHNGAR L. g. Co.
0TANUFACTUR Err and Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
fl Implements Moving Rsaping and Thresh-
Machines Field Seeds Trees &c SIG Main
opposite Bank Louisville Louisville. Ky -
-Ivw EllLE
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RAILROADS, &C.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
e - - Ezss -: 5Eg

PENAsYLVANiA RAILROAD. q
kfks 81 sS E5s Es5.@ssssaSsss
THE Undersigned having been ap-e@ ~rn~v
t,nGsA b pointed AgeL the above Compa- eHsSs .
Asea& &l ny in this city would inform ship
pers. merchants. and The public
generally. that r. Leeeh George Harris and George
Black late ID. Leeeh Co. =, and Thomas s. CLARKE,
'tCI&rk Tkaw, the firm of rs. -tt -+-- =
AEECh a CO., .-.
Are special consignees and shipping
cf the Pennsyivana kalroad Company They estab
elised all principal shipping points
aand prepared receipt ihroa h rom
Ork Boston Paiiadethia and Baltimore, all
cities and from all eities and TO the
Atlantic seaboard by Of he Pennsylvania Ralto8d
The direct hsr whole attention forwarding
and Utilities for shipping and to without
the second drayaKe their charges
with the Railroad company icing exrtemey low %
nominal the OF drayage they
be able to give satist taetioH -'
ShipRt produce to their agents Will be
ed free of charge TOR commission. $500 g
For Information apply st their Offices:
Depot. Liberty street. Pittsburg; -.i'# a. .' I
do No. 5 South 18th street Philadelphia;
do North street. Baltimore; -Fs
No. Astor Place,
do South William street. New York;
do Battery Place.
do 81 kIlby street. Boston, -
Orto JOHN 8. MITCHELL,
epsa 6m 1g .ttE WAterst., Evansville Ind.
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w A
THOMAS Ia. WI MAaSEaEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
in the above business. respectfully solcis consgn-
ments ofdl kinds of Western Produce which wllrceve
and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made Oh all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20-tf Evansville, Ind
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John r. CRISP,
OTA RY PUBL

II Tho EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms. tos-
IA RS Buildings will stteud TO drawing Deeds Mort
gags and all other writing entrusted 10 him dec1-dtf
.GNODFlsH.-20d drums just received and to- sal BY -
W. noy2I TENNEY & SORENSON.
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CINCINNATI.

NEx0N & GOOVm
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B0oK AND
NEWS PAPER.
a PLATNER 4 SMITHS a.rrr f-f.
ES k B O X Il ap G RS;
srsMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS k.GARD SHEETS;
Ligh bOdy,s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAIN BOARDS. etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS. II L. 79 WALSrT STREET,
Iss CINCINNATI. q.
Where every of ted to
acountry and The materials employed in
hest
aa-l .esgIs fdrice paidfOr Rags. sep4sm
GEORGE W, DAY. +.a BROWE MATLAeK
DAY & MATLACK,
oLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS -. E .-H#
No. eg PEARL SrhEET,
sep4 smd CINCINNATI o.
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CINCINNATI PAPER wAREHOUsE.

t'INCINN vi Y AFEsIt W AhttHUUsh.
TENHE gned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers their large an
stock of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers suth that enabled
hand all large stock OF Caps and Letters
plain and ruled; Flat O Demys Mediums, Roy ais and
ais Blank Rook Papers by Planer
az smith, aud 0 other first class manufactures
We the best Printers Cards and keep on
hand all times aeompete stock of Printers Papers
avery deseription Lighthody's Book and News Inks:
McCreary's Cnlored Inks varnish and Gold Size. .s
We hand in arxe stock OF the hest Four
drner Book Paper and supply orders al
most extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on shortnotiee.
We the highest Tarkt price in cash. for Rags Bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste. - - -
NIXON GOODMAN
Wholesale Paper Dealers & Manufacturers Agents.
senII n and Ta Walnut St. Cincinnati
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
-rsl1 INDIANAPOLIS. IND,
Baard of directors

John D. Detrees VIM R. No ofs!nger. H. W. Talbot
Willis w. Wright. VIM: NJ Mccarty. Delos Rsot.
a W II. Ellis. J. w. Spencer. w. q Wnarton.
H. r. BRoMwELL Secy. j D. DEFREES. Pres't.
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FALL. CAMPAIGN!
HARDIN ARB AZ WHOLESALE.
NEW A%D vEKY FGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS s. WEILS

NEW IL FALl STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS, rza
tbe h.
apprise interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois and
ia store. the Heaviest stock If Hardware and
VII aarket on sale Many Goods were e at rsdnc
rates ty him during + dsRrssfd STATE o. the %arkrs
having his orders for Goods fl Manu-
aud s any house
afford the same Goods TO cash or good tine buyers
and Taers feeling assured that he do them
Among the articles (.mOst innumeraple) prspg his
stock he names the p"Tpg to hs trade
gro dozen Pocket Knives tfnly assorted;
1880 20 do DO sseei saSi1 sheaGs and Scissors: ?0
10y 10y arc ron and German sver
50 dozen Coffee Mili@ ali grades; =
1900 Go @ ss Brs.s B fa Ke,t: FPs all Sasson.
400 dozen Bot Hinges. do;
iis $50 da9sn s'9ss fsSsT Door sooaaand ssa oohets
40 ' DO DO Curry Comb. and Horse Cards; -
60 dozen saws from Mill to Key-hole; s-t
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures: .a.
case Japanned Tin ware fully assorted
wbip. and Lashes BRUSHES Combs Needles speetacles
Mon9aie. an@ Fancy Rard~ass Fssnsray oshsT vii
ne, heavy gGn"s VA VA RisdIe and s
s' Gun Barrels and Gum Trimmings,
Carpenters and cOopers Tools HHpaRT ss
oot2 Main street I'd door below Branch Bank.
CABINET MAKERS, STOCK
WUST received.
| ID 100 gross bed crews. fiat and square head;
: 500 Safe Wire;
| | 200 doz Iron Cunboard and T " Locks;
/ zzE 100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges:
| 200aoz do Table do. IM TO lh;
| i0adoz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
1000 gross Gimbt Point Screws assorted all sizes;
| 400 setts Furnitur4 G Brass and Iron Wheel
so dnz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengths;
| 0dnz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
5oreamsssnd paperi "a
Just reefs ans for sefe hy er7& EAEcoCK BRO.
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D.S. ,DERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.
On FiSst street hetweer Main ami Sycamore.
XMAS a tine Cloths, Cassimerts Vest
III which he is repaired max up the
shSn&hle styles He will warrant
and fS long pereuee the usines
able give general satisfaction He has also hand
MerinO. k Undershirts and Ora with fine Shirts
CallaTs made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. dee16-
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CO.PA1gTNElsSHHP.

,GgNHE undersigned this day formed Co-partner
8 il ship under the style and irm of GEO. FOSTER G GO
or the r rInsacIIon of general FOrUGrdiRg and Com
nfsson Basness and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fre-proOf Warehouses on the
Wabash Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
nam Streets and the Depot of the Evansville and
Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnments either by
River Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and wiHforward
promptly ut the lowest rates.
sale OF Produce Groceries in this market, and solicit
orders the purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast one Of the rm will be in the South during the
Winter.
thannhIic natronare NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decIA w. M. AIKMAN
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j. +. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,


EVANSVILLE. IND,
MANUFACTURER cfevery description of Brass Work
WI of equal quality il not SUPERIOR to thing
keep cnnstantly hand oil globes stop gauge bhl
friction spe solder. well mpiet
of all other articles usually kept in this line
husiness
ana also appointed sole agent in this city
Jas Thomusons celebrated leather betting These
ings far superior anything yet offered and have nva
riah1y, when exhibited been awarded with the first
mium Samples OF the same he at the establish
Every description of Brass Casng order
ui-hed at Cincinnati prices.
highest price paid for old copper
Ali orders addressed to me with prompt an i'm
mediate attention. dee4
TNLOTHs 20 pieces French Twiiled Cloth this day
~ and tor sale by JAMES Low & CO.
deei5 d&w AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
ENUSLIS DE LAINEs.-50 pieces all wool Mu4 in
IeR De ane assorted eoIors recd this dav nrd for sale
dee15-d&w 4lS Main ST.. Louisville Ky.
CUNNY BAGs.-5o bales in and for sale by
VI dec2I PRESTON BROS.
NEW MOLAssEs -15O bbls prime new MOlasses in
docai i'i' '' PRESTON BROS.
nORSE md cow FEED.
w decI7-dtf GEAAT & CARSON.
ADMHN 'STIsATOR,S NOTiCE
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of Administration
ADoLPH BRINKMAN. deceased. The estate is supposed
nov25 VS. BRACKET MILLS. Administrator
K ATEs!-I Cask skates. assorted S. per
dsts "-Y'-'r,' oHAs. s. WELLS.
gWNOBACCO.-Iohoxasc choice Virginia Tobacco; =
box Fancy Twist
a..- 60 lkeg Pancake Tahaeeo. som thing new
and extra, at novI6 COOKS Family Grocery.
t7REsH B4ITIMORe eOYsTERs.-1eh-.ts st so cans
A. Of A. Field's CORN Fad Oysters lust received at
| dec12d .-.. COOKS Family Grocery.
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feh2O-tf
W VI. X. HTcGR EW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
0fice in the 'Cruscent City Bank Building.
%TTLL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him
Wv my25
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sDURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 81 bag' pare Penn
Il sylVania landing ir5m stsamsr John S Pringe, 70
sale low by s. GILBERT @ y.
decI9-dtf Sycamore Water.
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no THh CITIZENS OF sUUTHEHN INDIANA
KEN IA CkY AND ILLiNUAs.
EAS D. SAUNDERS. OWL Engineer. having taken his
cd abode city of Evansville would respectfully
aouucs to the citizens portion of Indiana
Keaaeky nos that he is prepared TO furnish Plans
work of ptioR
profession Water Works, Drainage
1Aad Railways. Turnpike Plank other Roads, the I'M
provemeut Rivers for navg alton purpo es, etc.
ability fr. L. B. Wilson. Esq, Chef En-
and Salem Rairoad Judge dughe
OF ind; George g. Dunn OF Bedford Ind
.. Wilson. ty Eng nser OF New Albany no; ane a; ~
G.ine RaiIr ad can be seen ON application. mhZ0ly
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ENRUIT.-Io boxes Layer Rsisins; H-.s rai
4 do Zante CurraI
-.-. 100 lis Citron Just received at. 81. i.a.
novzs COOK S Family Grocery.
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,EACONETs "a. A>D . MIsIhNs MsIiiH s:o,..s Qualities.
do Plaid Jaeonets;
Received this day and for sale by -.-l v. l-tif4-
nevZ6 JAMES LOW co.
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NpECEiVED rer Express-2oo lbs Copper Rive.s and
oeea BABCoCK BROS.
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rENNEYA snRENsON.

AFHoLEgALE GkOCEhlES AND LlQuoRss OoRsAH
Ev ANSViLLE IND.
EyuE have this formed
the purpose dong wholesale Grocery aad Liquor
succeeded the business OF Messrs Ailis
owes their stock and made additions 20 MAKE
assortment shall be able oHer good
Sol CASH. any house in Evansville or any ey IN the
West. n . ENNEA'
3. SoH%NSON
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REsE HANGER

REaL AA GER.
LOCK AND GUN SMEl III
TOBBNG. such repairing Umbrellas. ParAsos mend
ID ing Brass. mounting Canes etc, by
JAMES SPALDING,
oct9 6m Corner Fourth and Main
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StINGHx Check Gingham received this
= - - - = JAMES Low & CO.. 80
neV26-d4w f AIS Main street Louisville, Ky.
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HTRUiT TREEs.-Just received from Springfield Ohio.
sot of Peach Trees 04 best kindE
for sale by nev21 GkANT d CARSON.
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RISING Sun INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
pISING AIN md
Hoard of DireetO

board of Directors
n. Hathaway, B. B. Loring, Jacob 9. Wells.
J. r. Ubray,l s. f. COviu-ton. j. W. Talbot,
w T Pate. VIM. H. Powell. George Gillespie
n r. HATuAwAY Sec'y. =. HATH uAWAH, Pres't.
The stock Of both Companies is owned and their
citizens Of this State and their
Aans are exclusively to the State Of Indiana
Risks taken Buildings and Merchan dize and also the
sarroes Flabeas and Steam boats equitable rates OF
Rrenum by H. U wv AtdMEA'
aata7-dgm Agent.
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NAn DOE Fresh Eggs; IL doz Tomato Catsupi
IL wv IS aoz sss'd Pickles; lust reed at glu
deeI7- COG KS Family GrocerY.
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II ARD AND BUTTER. . -.s
IL 500 lbs Lart 100 lbs prime Roll Hatter In
an sale by dec7 j. w. 3 S. NICKERY.
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a. ATINETTs.-
- Black Satiuett. -ft q.
do Cadet Srri ped Satin ett.
i do Printed do, 1ec'd this ly- aud for sale
by JAMES Low & Co.
decl5-dAw AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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90 Dozen fresh Eggs for sale seiks' Family Gro
Il OU Gerry. iaal tt
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HDLtklEs AND -AUCh-
so hxs ID Pieksls IS bzs Catsup and Peppersau
Is bxs Walnut Catsup.4 Is CO Cream Cheese;
Ball Candle wick for sale by -- W. ..--
dse7 /. D. HEIMANN.
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the gates, which they found closed
These making the story known to the
people outside, the gates were at once
born down with = rush, and = new
element added to the terror and con
fusion. Fresh crowds poured into the
ball. As they trampled hurrisdly up
the grand walk the noise they made
gave occasion to new panic, which
MIR. Spurgeon vainly attempted to
tranquilize by another hymn. An at.
tempt was then made TO resume the
sermon, and it hardly will be believed
that, even at this period, the earnest
entreaty OF several gentleman could
not prevent many well dressed ladies,
young and old, from dragging in their
husbands and brothers ''to hear the
sermon" At last, on the remons-
trance of the inspector in attendance,
that she was hindered in removing
the dead by the crowding OF the peo-
pie, "a gentleman took upon himself
to explain the exact position OF affairs
to Mr.. Spurgeon. To set them in
motion, to clear the first galleries and
then the hall, to break up the groups
lettering in the gardens and about the
carriage road, to stop ingress and Sc
cure egress, was the work OF much la.
Dor aud time, facilitated, however, as
it was by the arrival Of a strong body
of Police under Mr.. Superintendent
Lund.
The next point WAS to get out Mr..
Spurgeon and secure him - well from
the too eager care Of his own "follow-
ers, "as from the possible, and by no
means improbable, indignation OF the
excited mob, who might perhaps have
regarded him az the cause of Q calam-
ity which, fearful as were its conse
auences. they had already greatly ex
aggerated. The preacher was found
stretched upon the ground in 9 state
ofgreat mental prostration, and finally
by the assistance of one Of the tiremen
OF the gardens, was conveyed through
the cooking department to private
exit, where cab having been procur-
ed, he departed in safety for his resi-
dence.
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coNPsssEs
CoalI Coal,

CV0I . bSE5t
nF all sizes Of Guriey Il Cos. Troy, at
" apl dv.u II. A. PoRTER& BRO, X.
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

sNHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep.
srasions for the manufacture OF Euiter, sugar,
Boston, Soda. Pic Mic, WaIer and Oys Crackers,
Pilot Bread, &c, &C., together with good asSors-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
l have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture OF Crt.m \ Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this process making Bread are these the Bread Is
more uniform In quality, and handsome in appear
ancs 1t 10 much winter and more even, tkeeps much
longer without becoming stale, Snd TO many persons
10 not Objectionable when week old, II cuts as
ana ID readily into families who have new
Or used Bakers Bread before ! shatl continue to
run . Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering tha
above articles, on whic cannot ali 10 give en-
lire ssssfscton, hope TO be abis 30 supply all who
may nvsr me with their patronage. Thankful TOR
past fxyors hope 20 meri. n contin uanes oil the
same. All ords - from tne country promptly attend
ed 70. ..- nANlEb MoohE'
Pioneer Bakery, Front street., one square above
burrows s. Prettyman's Stealh A4ilis, e. r....
Daysnpo RI, May "a, ie36-du - .- ...
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Strssta
6CxLRY 4 oLxsTHAD, prepristers.
or, May lst, is5e-dtf
= -
NEW YORK HOTEL.

Harrison, between Front and Second streets
j hiRFER 4 A H0RNUSd, Propristors
Late, Robert Hsnnel
1--WE proprietor respectfully announces 10 M
/ easisrn trends aud the travelling public gene
rally, ilat hayfbg purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
and mad II thoroughly repaired and renovated, he
10 prepared to srlt snare of th Ar patronage ~
constant sltantionto ihs,r wants ana comiofus nis
tsbIe eif be snppliel " th the best which the mar
ket 40 si. "a his iotrug rooms are fdrnished ~
veliss n es@ Of any in the city janexS dn
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-,,or OLIVER 1lsxs.
ELIOT FlSAE, flsnE
pkysgpORr IOWA, IOWA CITY, IOWA,
General Gonimtssion 6 fOrWeeoso8
.ner c h a ~ tS. s..f#
Particular attention paid 70 the purchase cno ~
a ,ni.. Cash paid for all kind Of Produce.
REFEREECES.-
Ssw-yo,u DosreH.
s,n,s,. shaw 4 Co lGilberI Sons,
Ellery 81 Gibbons, resnhS, Insscess1 "H01
asi,.,.S Rrotsv n GO. Palmer, Thomas d Co.,
c"s.so. III Lincoln, RsQ.
Henry Fafnam, Esq., DNsi'
Raymond q Ward. COOK satsa',
r. 5. Jssup b Co, Dnbaq.lH b. hosMss' 49,
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DR.. w. ID. BhAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST


Z 1 as permanently ge,triin ReaS LelaUd en np..
. street arpoe1c Isiau& City n5il, whore he VIII
be happy to sse gItT afflicted V'tl aisss- ' 'itr
Iisrias Scrotcf r Years to his specia,l brang al
ms profession trusts that be ctnrsheyo many who have
4iyeii M in dtspalr pth AGauToss the syRptlms ci
which arc weakness sGt, Imaginary slgelts aodag
are Ihe ey BbSg5s appear obscurad by esnal or ha
1insss flashes Of light eniasE Iuont oi the pnpi &e
Cataract in NAiv1 iIs 3rls turB @lte and prevents
ths rays Of light pa sbtg thrcUEh It Uptlaua IL nia-
msti5n Near sight Weakness ct vision, srabisnlus or
SouiRtlue as well %, 4i,s.Bsss "a its various forms
TI.vins 10. lived Il GH Paris Tho and wonderful
o,thalmyscepc ~fh 'sf NpeHrs epatlsd ~ lock ibto
te dspths OF the eyG pA the Jelraog aseleuiy as
The outside and tneychy 4se-ru uu the exact state OF te
optic nerve reteiu Avn ursis the lens in ineipl-
ert cataract Also the illumRatcd spectrum tor oX-
apiUins the ear, wrN seYe nj ReW meslle prepa
Iios o curing oreey Of The cornea or hlin over the
eve without the use OF t3g kplis or caustics.
70 prevent imposition Dr. ~ dyems tt pruient 10
state tfst he liz regular Physician. Being graduate
ofthe University oi Vermont also Of the New York u
thainit Hospital, aud his success p an oeGhst IL at
tributabe 10 thaPefectOn % which hc has brought the
use OF neileetsd ysors the traatmentot diseases c
the eye. 8 III
p SD B. win ae vote apertian Of his time 70 the
treatment Of chronic ifScBses, especially VI the throat
and lungs having rursf himself OF Cobsuartton aer
laro part his right lung iosi BY disease, as well
Az many others in Tx condition, phiea hours from
RoeE. lsLAxp, Ocl. 3. 1850. ,ilsd