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Buchanan swallowa the Platform.

On Monday the keystone Club visited Mr..
Buchanan at Wheatland. Wm. B. Rankin,
ESQ., President of the Club congratulated
him on his nomination, to which Mr.. B. re-
piled:
Gentlemen Of the Keystone Cz1,b: I give you
a most heartily and warm welcome to my
abode. [ congratulate you, not upon my nom
ination, but upon the glorious privilege Of being
citizens of our great Republic. Your superb
ority over the people Of other countries has
been fully demonstrated by the conduct of a
vast concourse assembled during the past
week at Cincinnati. Upon any similar occa-
sion in Europe the voluntary expression of the
people would have been drowned in martial
music, and their actions controlled by an army
with banners. How unlike the spectacle at
Cincinnati, where Delegates from the people of
the different States met in Convention under
the protection of the Constitution and laws,
and harmoniously deliberated upon subjects of
vital importance to the country. Gentlemen,
two weeks since l should have made you a
longer speech, but now I have been placed
upon platform Of which [ must heartily APP
prove and that can speak for me. Being the
Representative of the great Democratic Party,
and not simply James Buchanan, must square
my conduct according to the platform OF that
party, and insert no new plank nor take one
from it. That platform is sufficiently broad
and national for the whole Demo ratio PAR
ty This glorious party. now, more than ever
has demonstrated that it is the true conserva-
tive party of the Constitution and of the
Union.
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TONES WON7T DO

TENHEY did give porary relief
they never will. It is because they don't tsuch the
the pherfc poison called Masma Malaria
Neutralze this poiso ~ it NATURAL ANTDoTE snda dis
by it disappears Rhodes Fever and
this autidote Malaria, and it Is
The certificate the celebra-
ted chemist Chiffon of York this effect isat-
tached every bottles therefore f does good it d.
Thsds than can be said Qunine Arsenic any
their the constitution
and brings DUMB AGUE which never allows to
ell we'll for single moment. illustration
these truths extracts from received
GEoRGETowN. Ohio. March II, 1855.
JAS RHODES, Sir Yours Of the &c inst is
arrived late last and tn difficulty in
greatly increased from the fact
hat remedy had been introduced which was growing in ia
With public being better than using Quinne-not
ovingI remedy they escape
taking quipns contained the drug itself rsl g.
THIS remedy (known Smi his Tonie,'7) would invart
ably BRK an ague d net CURE it, as it often
wi vigor Thi eircumsance deemed
yor favor II could nsttute test comparison between
took Cure. all of which were cases cf
standing.
had Quinine and other remedies. occasionally
chill, all
them and aging the foundsen Of other and eyercr
msladies Ididsucceedi in efeer radical Of all hr
these with your remedy and they have net had
had used would before stated break the chi
but alter a period had apsed it would return.
think viii diff Guilty in giving to your
cure the vantage ground Of any other remedy in uss
RHdnrs FEVER and CUE CURE or ANTIDoTF TO MALARIA
only harmless remedy in existence is equally certain
eoIoinr on and vou win never have a single
JAMES A RHO DES. Proprietor. Providence. r. /.
Wholesale Agents. st. Louis, H. BLAKsLEY; Chicago.
For sale in Evansville by HALLOcK & sToDtRD,
ll- WOOL EYs & SAWYER.
KELLER. FARNSLEY CO..
all 2
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WEEEF2ElE2RE q 7NVEEsON,s
5 IL w | n G III A G. III I NE s.

Il vi f4SE Machines pcrae uHon entirely prnei
- PIE using no shuttle Iut peedIe and breads
hey haye been in operation in the hands of families
tactureTs sutc to give the
ami have given entire satisfaction.
They very smPe in construction. and ghy ornann
tai as well as afu fitted to adorn lady,
ny less eonspieuous position in the shop of the
IN mas been our object to furnish Machine that would
pIea o TO ia aly well the Tailors
press and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufa eturer
&C. are enntdapt that Machine in IL presen
are the best ever offered to the public.
thousans of families testify their all
KINDS OF sewing. while Shirt and Col
their work. y - -
ofthe Machines soIicedn
at lI1 pkins & Reads, r. o. READ =
epi7t Sole Agent for SoutbernIndia
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~ Mr.. Brooks half murders a Senator in
his seat, and is held to bail in the sum of S50Ol
A mob, without any pretence of authority, ar
rest an editor for treason against the United
States, in publishing articles against the in
PRODUCTION of slavery into Kansas, and Judge
Leeompte refuses to admit him to BALL And
1--we call this free country!--[ Cseue. Ledger.
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/. CLARKE. NJ. SFANFIE
CLARKE &. STANFIELD,
CAFsPENTERS AND .TOREERSa

Shop First and Chestnut streets
LII work entrusted done with neatness and dis
N patch.
re- Particular attention paid putting of Stores.
Store Fronts. and Jobbing generally. rab26-te
BBLS Lake salt; 20 packaies Mackere for gale
a eS by apI4 y. Fl. COOK & SON.
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TIME undersigned having determined 70 to Calor
IA MI for sale the Farm which he resides
road leading from Evansville Mt Vernon
Perry Township, containing t26 Said land is
tracts all we'll improved and supplied with
the water and healthy of the county of Wander
burgh. wishing purchase the whole of
said Farm by application the under
signed upon the premises Title indsputahle
IWd3mw THOMAS kNIt}HI.
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Ru spWOoO Hcu 81.

-1TIHE subscriber taken the above and mas
entirely redtted and it, ana IS prepared
TO entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
manner He has asorented thebrick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goodsteek ofhorsesand car
riages to let.
The stable large clean and WE'LL ocated, and good
hostlersare in attendance. Parcularlention
will be paid 80 the care ofhorses heep
ngand in allrespeets the public IA lfnd the Sher
,Kood House good Hotel. [iya I'll ]. A. 8YERS.
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GBe 9ailp yournal
From the Cincinnati Times. -
ia TEST FPOlT HAzyC

Open and Declarea War in the rerrt-
tory.
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MHOI{EIIiN nKANnIEs AND SNEN b. ;:


Z *Maaeria; Malaga; Pore; .-. .-..
Catawba; Claret; Rhine Wins.
orsale by nh2s s.. MYERS
SPRING ARD So 5z va EEs GOODS.
HAV just returned with nv stock ofsprjnE and
goods selected by myself with great style d
invite the geat of the city and vicinity
cali and tor themselves Shop second St.
tsito Mr. McCarers Ch6rch. DAN. O'NEAL.
GR AGM HRs Al' " fiOl l4E<aAlE IN ID it sfTAIE..
TsgN constantly keeHa hand large
I'll fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Soda Naval Bread which being
tnred by Machinery, they soId
as low price place in the West and excelied
lin qu other mandatory in the country large
stock hand shop, Water street between
ST camore and Vine.
JjAct8-dtf 7. .-STNZTCH.
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IN GkOCEEIEs AND l1SVot = EokNEk
WATER AND vIN Ey AN SvILLE, ND
fHVHE undersigned have this day Termed tnr
tho parpese of doing Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
tousness Eaving succeeded the business of Asssrs Ais
Ho wes purchased their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargain
so CASH any house in Eyansvie or any GUY ~ the
Vest. y -; ,rI1rss,. - - =
S''fN
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I
BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMTTHTNCF IN GENERAL:
81 NUFAGTC r e of Boiler 1tvets. Rarcad Chairs and
LfA Spikes, n. E. Corner Main Cherfy stre=ss St
/ Louis. Mo. - I u fs-F
Rag Second band Boilers always hand Repairing lone.
upon the shortest notice fnhfS-3rn
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flEC4FANICS, N gOssE6S,
AND 1LACHINE .SHOI
T p nv tIIsfss I-NVt
WILLIAM boyle tL co

EVANSVILLE. IND, g
WILLIAM BOYLE SE CO,
ct H AVING purchased Ar. Henry Schrber's we'll known
Foundry would respectfully continuance of the
patronage extended him. and in vite the attention of all who
Foundry work any kind done. aciltss. We
experienced in the business and will warrant all work
do reasonable w prepared manufac
Steam Engines Fire Engines Hydraulie Presses To-
Presses Mill and rist Mill Machinery.
Ruildns Basngs Horsepower Thrashers, Shelters.
Lard Presses. Railroad Work Steamboat Re
pairs dore,
Castings every description made order at short
Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
ihereto. -r.r
Brass castings of all kinds made to order.
All orders may be addressed to WM. BOYLE co. "a.
mh2S CIV Evansville, Ind.
a GROSS keg Faet filled with leather: q doz Ok Marroai
Is doz square German Cologne p doz hears oil
sale by apE I. & D. HEINANN.
ESUNDRIE6.- E.1
- I5 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons and handsome styles;
100 - do new styles Dress Trimmings; =s Fl -
$50 doz Cambria Cravats assorted qualities;k -.
7 25 pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth;
20eartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon. different widths
$50 Parasos assorted styles, pes Satin de Chine;
50 doz Tuck Combs Is doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
doz Horn do, $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
gro metal Coat Buttons; $50 horn Pan do
this day and for sale by las. LOW & CO..
mh29-d&w AS Main street. Louisville, KY.
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A PITCHED BAFTHEa EXPECTED,

AND CHILDREN REN0yED ERoNr
5A LEAVEAK w ORTIZ CITY - --
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TENNEYle. sORlENsl

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND HoTAK1 ~ bLAU.
Oioe in the '.Crtscent City Bank' Building
HyTILL attend faithfully all business entrusted 70 MN
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&c Fst}A'T TEEN.

- THAVE opened on the cor ~ -
.fgnIs ner of Canal aud Mata streets ss1
lg.isa = - BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY tstrh-
= lishnent. where will he prepareda at all times
supply Canal and Ohio Boats and families with avery
ticie they need in the OF Stores
Canal Boatmen particularly requested to remember
my place. mhl3 25wdtf JOHN FARRELL.
1885. NEW SPRING Geo seS. 1856
~ EF receivedn afresh lot of Spring Style Goods
- which dispos lowest figures
We shan ontnue ali tie ia goods d.
the importers and manufacturers and hope by
strict attention the Of the merehas merit fair
share Of their patronage. - J. G. JEWELL & CO.,
nh3-tf .-s .,l C2rher Vine aud F4rst streets.
aB z BBLS Nol Plaster Paris in store a"d tor sale by
zSs ep mh26 ' .-.-- u. II COOK & SON.
II 1 a.atE Z 5 y
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PkINrEgs2S Tnis PAPNAss.

Nos. II and 10 WALL st.- Cia2cEmmatis o.,
EUAVE on hand a beautiful stock Of sPRtNTER'S Pa
Ill PERS Cards Card Sheets, Black and OGiored Inks
BronLes Varnishes Sc. which they oHeT at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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NExg GabnFAA.

UST received at Mrs Eays Gap Trimming Store
e@ Asoan assortment Of Window Shades, il Cloths
reau Stand Covers First street Main.
nh,4 -, 10 -r MRS MCKAY
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6AEAN{sE.-20 boxes Just receiv edand TO sale by
w apis PRESTON BROS.
fEpLASFTNEs POW YDER.-25 kegs Just reed and FOR
Ii b saIehy apI5 PRESTON BIOS
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e. 50 bbs m Br8hdy; 20 bJls Bourbon RIVE Whisky;
do do Gin; 10 do Peach Brandy;
do Cherry Brandy Cor sale at ,,-,,,,a.f
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"a fGs4 , R'Ss ES1A eEAis 9.f.s
Z HAVE large double Warehouse the Canal Basin.
rabe of storing amount produce, which WILL be
ceYed stored taken of and held subject the owners
orders, o the most reasonable terms.
mh?6 P. G. o RILEY.
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z. II. COOK & SON, a
rs WH0LEsA LIE AND n RETAIL DEALERS I'm
u G6 CE&sEHs< 81 PROVISIONS, F
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT..

FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
= R8FAIL DEPARrAg ENT, ,ii4.s3t I.
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EARIED BEEF AND TONGV Es.-loo0 lbs extra
D cured dried Beef; 50 extra sugar cured Bee
q q. TT. COOK & SON.
mhI4 Corner Main and lst.
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= CASK Zlnte Currants l bhl rspcr-shell Almonds;
Z &c boxes RIisins ass'd NJ. r. aud LAYERS; -H.
trails Dates, reSd per steamer Defender ty
y II. COOK e SON.
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R Z T I n E II E n T.
EVERY the names will he found weiI adapt
A. and true representative the immense quanti
ties Of Goods ist arrived the well known Store of
sVIEa. 2Se SeSgeEsfaa@E S CD.s
Corner of N and streets Having and
selection foods. he variety eo0r
and shades. jo in quantity and quality and every thing
which other house bited take
lar invite friends and Evansville
and vicinity give calf We extend invitation
particular she fair assuring 1hem that article
imaginable the nae of Dry Goods. En- roideries
Swiss French Seoschl Fancy Manillas
Goods of every des sripon, Shawls Millinery and Straw
oOds be the richest choice and most varied
sortmept We fully convinced that satisfy the
expeetaons aud sat claiw respecting
good and low prices In Cot4ir peyery kipd andcu
Ease every demand for fashion color quality
and the piece goods Come and eeuvnee yourselves
mh}i WM- LOEW ENFHAL s Co.
Z 4 ape PRESTON BROS.
51sNFEs4 FAMILY FI.gUR Just received further
supply of f. Maraies FIhne dour
equal to the best St. Louis hraq "a.
at4 aE HERSHRERF'1k RSON. .
6D = BuSuELS HonlnY lust nllis and maae
- "g ont Of white flint Fominv for sale at
wholesale 0 retail by p H0RNBROOK & CO.
spa
z CASK Zante Currants; bll raper-shell Almonds;
Z &c boxes Rlisins ass'd NJ. r. aud Layers;
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u sPAINTfNG RENTTNG!!
GEOR G. Z G.. w AL * ER s. co.

E6ACASES Ladies Bootoes; % eases Child Bootees; y
SSP Mems calf and kip shoes $50 Men
Tor sale by mh3l j. IL. MAGHEE & GO. ].
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HAFEs9ld my STOCK of Groceries Messrs 2. r. Cook
q son who VIII contn1e the business old stand
which have rented to them for five will also
with 1t business Family
anil Produce hope friends call and
ex4mine their stock and give them liberal trial.
In retiring from present business. return
thanks to my numerous their
very liberal ptroaate and what still desirable in
business heir general puncbuaiity
shall henee orth he found at the ofice GEo
of MEMBER will give 10 the bus sntss
that personal attention, where shall be
pleased NY frlends.
ian22-tf VI W. FOSTER
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ID "a
sDSPQP arr z II. COOK. & SON. .
ENsSEN4,E OF COFFEF.-IO boxes = gross each ast
Ii rec a. ~ sale lnw by r a4. 91s-Dt-
y. h3l- S. b. GILBERT & co. Syc. near " ateF.
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rash adyuncos will DC made on consignmen
1aipped to our care by :.
-GHoTEAu ,HARKfsoN y ALhE' q. Lou s'N-o'
". g. BRowNx q Co., Vincemes Ia
BsNEplcr 4 WILLIAMS. Grayytlle, III.
. yfRIfMY SG Co, Evansville, La. .-. a-
81 Govvv do do.
Prsouc,fET d Bios. Mt. Vernon. Ia ldee2s-ll
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RUNNER RE,SORrs.

tIrrwoop Uousr-A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER Rs.
treat situated at Manaven, opposite keyport, New Jer
no yards from the bay; fine groves, bathing, bcalnx
ne runulng SC making IL FAR superior summer
M and in The state The line steamer kcypor Captain
owsmIib will leave the foot Of Murray street daily a
~ for the above place For particulars apply ~ HT
eter stree ouuoslfe pepau row. at the Clidw0Od
81 A. PORTER, Proprietor.
ONWARD HOUSE. NtANrIc, CoNYEcTICur.-THs
y tho Delighted retire N on Long Island
NIL u the cheapest house and y now prepared for
rderr or families. a.eSs waicrs than hisrdefr1
DANIEL HOWARD. Jr, Proprietor.
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Secured BY patents.
Ur-nCENls IIrlfNIN kTtNg 0ry.

yHE ECoSowy rsrs r. rvrtvlIwp.
10 o. keroseEe gives much Light 80 Of rapesecd 81
|of whele oil Ss5 Of sperm o. and 80 ofburnng nid
burns n al the arrand tuNon top lamps including
Ike
be efcct ~ this oil on machinery found be pe-f ggug
eel lremoves the scum caused bv the Of I'm
wears Ia tse beH sperm OIL and does not congst
h emFcrsfrre Tor binnace lamps, signal aud bo gspr
efns this on ~ unsurpassed. II VIII burn for two nirhs
|on cumming or cr1stng the wcks grea, desid m
fhpmssier gi &c light equal " the best sperm oil
leo tufrr IN all The solar and hane lawps.
ke attention n engineers ship chand and slp captaS
rtiruiarly requested 70 he certificates be seen n N,
p e. tus1ENs, agentof Kerosene on cpmpsny, No
ker street
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CLOTIirNG. 60.

MR.. T. DERBY BEGs TO INFORM IT'S FRIENDS THAT
NI he is associated with the house OF ~ DrvfIN
CO., In The custom department The great facilities u
the house for procuring all the latest styles foreign lcs
give him wider field han heretofore for the production
fashionable and ST. sb garments lie will give particular
attention 70 getting United States NJ ~ plfrna
III viii be happy his old friends and customers Al The
custom department Of d. DENLlN co. corner Of Broadway
aud Warren street
r'o SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS WTsr.
ing 10 buy enc Glazing the subscribers Offer their skill ard
advantages Having large experience Department
their business now offer Tor nd,ceu dealers
class clothing either from wei selected the shelves
or VIII make 10 order small commission aopls selected
direct from the importers clothing IN the most suhana and
fashionable manner, that insure ouek
All dealers well know the difficulty Of selling stocS n
consequence Of bad styles and sizes, confident
hat by system All this be avoided or fact
rcady ocouyirce all who may favor us With heir "a
irouage a. y. FLINT 4 Co w Broadway
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MADAME MAR, rHE PHRFN01oGTsT, Is AsEvENrH
lvt daughter She tells character whsher
married describes wife husband
NOT married tells when and whom yon win marry am
reads the past events q life 80 correctly ha che aston
shes al who visit onice ~, West Broadway,
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DtCoRD's PRACTtCr-DR, {. n. HAMMOND, A PUPIL
IL Of Rcord Of Paris nrs Carnochsn and Mott Of This city,
and the only regular physician whose credsnl expernce
and success beyond question in the practice o. his SO.
caiy. All diseases Of the geni0 urinary system no mater
how IMPLICATED cured eeciualy snd without dan
the constitution At his rooms, 5l5 Broadway Opposite
he Nicholas Treatment also by letter onsnaeons en-
Frsneais g II HAMMOND " ID.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATHlMONIAL.
I Owe IEsIs-1 WILL iron THE RECEIPT on
L. twenty Ave cents, send 20 person full deneaor
her character By their handwriting address sufelanO
Direct with return postage Nile Emile tnlete, Brcadys
Poss once New York.
NATRIMoNIAIs-OCULTST A BACHELOR, AGgO
I'VE thirty, wMbe happy 20 marry blind Fp il she 80
sesses intelligence good looks and sioo0 per ainum III
similarly possessed IN each respect Address Fscels Il
Hamilton rys, Office, Canada West -
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ltIfRF TTFV-nF, NtHDS VNFVKTUNATE9
- nd he mos, certain cure In the void ~ certain dc
before all other REMEDIES for those dsess~s
sprrantsd without mercury and e9uies u Aepg for the
sure ID well known 80 The only re ncsft eat clears the
ard against secndarv stacks
IN ali Inc worst cases other cure thar ts Slight
,sss sed IN one dav Dr Ward himself hss Rad en-
srience and made hsn any osher " New York
rerSect cnre wsrranidi. unfcr,unses rseaJ, 81 osr.
70 ceral street. corner Of BrVeiwS
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REsTAURANTs.

GREEN TURrGE--THREE YOUNG GREEN TURTLE
NJ will be served IN soup Relfs Old STAR Hotel Nos
60 and 81 Lispcnard street. this day.
$50, o... HENRY +. RrELr, Proprietor
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IucTIOK SALEM N. CROFT. AUCTI0NEER WILL
sell Saturday, August 9 at ~ O'Clock, at Mission
|pe OF Bowery and Division street. consisting OF So
ches, pulpit, platform, pillows, burners chandelier,
|csets lighter pipe banner, wardrobes, extensive
larry, window shades, dc.
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uyoR NORFOLK AND RrCiIwoND-THE UNITED
II states mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parrish wi
leave the above places Saturday August nj cocl
NJ rom pier ~ North river She viii arrive a. Norfoll
on Sunday afternoon and Of Richmond Mondi morning
Passengers for the South viii proceed Without delay BY Inc
great natl line 70 Charleston, augusta Savannah &C. Ira
selpre find his tho cheapest peasanest and cxpe
bilious Passage aed aning late room Nor
folk So Petersburg asd Richmond $40 sieerage hast price
Arply 10 III DIAM a PLEASAN1e, 81 Broadway.
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MACHINERY, ON IRON, &c.--FoR SALE, THE FOrs
W lowing remains OF the mill the of Canal All
Elm strtetS- steam engine, OF ~ inch aud feet stroke
d. Of 70 inch bore and 30 inch sroke; cylinder boilers
feet long and ~ inch diameter 10 circular from - 8
feet 5000 lbs east iron shafts wheels pulcys &C. 200
b. wrought iron shafts &c 100 cast steel shafts Sci az
boxes iron bot ARMY 10 gEORgF
BRJtF. 10 Cf ambcre street =
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pRIvATE CoNSyLrATroys.-DR, WATSON mas
long series OF years corfred hs attention dis
q certain Glars IN which he has 1ea ~ less hen
thousand lhopt instance OF failure. The
emrties mild and there IL interruption bnsnea
iange o. diet Dr Watson IN constant attendance from
the morning Until AZ night At his consulting rooms and
sssdsnce wster street. few doors Of Brosdray.
WIIIlAM WATSON, N. n,
Formerly geon % he Lock Hospital.
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"A Prom foot of Canal and Spring streets, connecting
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