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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13
CHOICE FARMING LANDS,

IN TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARD,
Fbe,r lands were granted by Government aid in the
construction Of Road and the nhet and most
, ndS w I through the middle Of the state to
south. and include every ysnety o. climate ana
IL chiefly prairie with fine and IN the mid
die d southern sections tmber pedoninates alternating win
The elm ate Is more healthy mild and -qasbe than any other
part Of the ss a. P Rqls ss sSosna
Bituminous Goa extensively mined and supplies ehesP
oS t AID wood can Be- had at per
building stone OF excellent quality also sbOund' which can
The greet fertility OF these snt which bsck rich mold
from 70 Eve fet deep sed gently IoneheT eontifats
transportation 70 the principal markets son south East aud
~ ~ ~ ~, s1 mo-, vssbs ,nves,ep that can be ogod And
peset the most favorable Opportunity for Of indus
tnoul hsts to acquire comfortable indie
Cbcsso the greatest grain msket in the world; snd
car be spoteS the make: uate them much more pro6ta
be Al the asked thar those
the additional cost perpetual tar
Oh the stieI which be borne by the producer
dueed Prce he receives for bis sts,u. Sc.
title il perfect and when the uL made,
deeds executed bs the Trustees sPPnted BY the State sad
TO absolute title Tee simple FREE and cetr Of every in
ha os ff e. FEs Grsf
TwEsTY PER WILL Bk DEDUCTED FROM CREDIT
PRICE FOR CASH
Those who purchase long credit. give payable two
three four and sI s-, date and required
the land under cultivation at the end Of thst time
Competent viii accompany whs wish
anime these lands Of charge and aid them making eeo
tiops.
Tn. Lands remaining unsod rich and valuable those
which have been disposed OF
SECTIONAL
vii be inclose 50 ia
stsnps and books pamphlets Containing
of SUCCESSFUL farming signed BY respectable .nd ~eknown
farmers living in the n-igGbOrho4 Of Railroad Lands
thIopshu I'd, State also 4e Of iencs price of cattle
Of harvesting thresnin A. nor
III be cbeerfly application. either personally By
letter. IL English. French or German addressed 10
JOHN WILSON Land {, mmiss.ouer OF the
Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Office in Illinois. Central Railroad Depot Caicaso III.
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ReaI Gstdte for Sale.

CHOICE FARM LANDS for SALE.-THE IL
4 LIMOS CENTRAL, RAILROAD COMPANY Is nov
prepared to cell about ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOESAND ACRES Of
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1tatiGnerp ann fanrp %pobs.
Dash BUYERS, ATTENTION

a A II u i u II . u IN T I . IN :
d. M. X n I G. II L Co.
Have now received entire stock Of Fail mpossions aud
are now ready offer their ektensive Assortment oil
FANCY GOODS
At tho very lowest prices
TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS in very variety Of Patterns
and Style.
PoRTEMONNAIEs, BAGS. RETICULES and PER-
FUMERY Of every description
Also, STAPLE GOODS of sll kinds-such as SEWING
CO1TONs NEEDLES HOOKS and EYES, PINS
WgALEBONE THREADS for EMBROIDERY, &c.
slnx at Grest.y Reduced Prices To correspond with the
times By ID. M. KNIGHT 4 Co..
No. 20 Vesey.st, New York.
" LANK-BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
ID PRIEqlNG. at No IS MAIDEN City and Country
rsds suppl ecar Printing Office and Bindery complete with
New Typo Power &C. enable as 70 execute york st
low pricss Otders solicited FRANCIS LOUTREL
ststioaers aud Printers No. As Maiden lane
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60 Dbon II nan Concern.

AN EXPEDITION about II proceed 70 the
lnesS Ocean, Tor tire purPse q developing rn.nus
tfsdlg Of xrored iizuA ta All
valuable products eq.ires the ri r@.out~
Intelligent YOUNG MIN Personal s-rysce the point OF
deascr chiefly vquii~t but th7ss who 81 10 ae ~
sources a. 'he epietpris ~ be prefer Cd Adirrs Su1 mi.
we.k PAPUA, Bon no. 2fl7 City P0HOhce
NATIONAL COMPENSATION EMiNCIPA.
~ TON SOCIETY TIE object u tbs sve,y l. q pr
rrpts Tire ;eso IA aa1 gradual EIsLsoE ssvey StL ty
State by fair and hcrorShr con - oAyeloaer
All II p0cs = b-come utnbefs may do b fs~sri
inr ;r 90 TIE Con-. orans s~c-tsy ELIaU bJP
RIFT NJ = iitl- Horse AsoTplsce Esa York a. xiu
go 40 AckpawieSs~ thos Dtey coririb.ti.as b,
steh say tte OI.gsuSB q nc socefy RE se Sustained.
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4 DR(NIAi A. Il LIZ. ~

OFFICIAL SALE Of STOCKS sni BOyns
- Mbkkf hiCoLN stls THIS DAY NJ
Of 10, T. 80 o, - 'n- "''eaHt| kIss,ass IL
sbF, n,lEslise aSd Horizon R.Iro.i Pun w..
sseo si-.,ie and H'reou Railroad Ia, H.
sloo.1 hllrsn sAa HorieOa Railroad L..sx
si.ecs Mil~.ais. css per e~n, Bod, au.,,,
5000 Attic. and Alssh.sy Esii,osS Ell
sTc T ~, si., pr cat Bsnss ds. nc,
5000 Sugpi. s.e per cent Boa.
sieooo LOuis.D. s,,ss D., r, ~ "s end
us share. Second Avenue R.ilrosJ. sis' s.,h
a. 49,. 800, F,,s ,n.,oad lAypot6ecsisd, s~
g. shares Columbia Fir- in.ursuc. co,sy' 80 esS
65 shares Es.hiss;ou Fire itsursuc. 20 sseA
shares New Ainsterdsm ftr. ins1r,ss - e~A
esch. - ~sneay q
IS shGfes Con- mon~ ezth Insurance Coeoss.s. ssA
A. sbsres LorillArd Fir. Insorsrce Coup.s- resa
10 shares Pberi. rire In'srsnoe Con pay $50 a
:ssre Hens rie In.1rsss. csrap.Sy. sss..ea
Is share. Peter Cooper Fire Insurance cosr.,
.Ss5s, HuSsoic, Frs In.arss. caalRnas,
81 SHARES Import. r. and Trseers' Bank. si6 80
30 share, Nassau Bank slos each.
80 shasss BuseseF., sd DEoysrI Biai, s2s ..sl.
10 shsrr. Hsnc vrr Batk. 5 30 each
e. . Ss. F ss Of Of "a. ss eo&monss.ii s .s
10 slares Marine Bank, 3 ~ each
SC share. Atlantic Bepk. 100 each
IS shares American Exchange Bank. sis e.cA
81 lac. seyeutb Ward Bank. S5ae.eA
80 SHARES North River Bank. SO e.ch. Il
:ssr: Into TioS sSi aast' wssss. ss
Regular Auction sAles q stoeks BOnds and ssAes
M fasb.a .'d M sSse ss. as ss
Stocks Bonds Bought and Sold st private s.s a.
Interest slowed Oh al Moneys deposited Ga rr- n.
idends Collected
ALBERT II. EIeoLAY. Stock Aue;tOassr and saasz,
(s:iD No. B'osdst. Nevra
TREVOR l. COLGATE. successor II
BEEBFE L Co, have taken the Office No n wal
y oSegssd X thai sP 5P "a and nIEcs to
liberal terms. TREVOR COLGATE, No. q wLSl
A SSIGNEES' NOTICE THE OHIO LII
n INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. havisr y
DEED Gully executed on the s6ts day OF Sepssne,S {
transferred and conveyed 70 the undersigned az rs sss,
personal ixed-in trust for the benefit o. al 10 sr
Notice is therefore hereby given TO said creditors a.
claims with the Trustees Tor adjustment, and % &su
they make payment 20 said Trustees:
CHARLES sfETSON,
JOHN C. WRIGHT.
s saMnEL fos sPtoSibwyI1. A...
ABRAHAM NJ. TAYLOR
GEORGE CRAWFORD.
Cincirnsti, Sept ., 1851. II
V1UE undersigned Trustees of the Seconl -
i gage Of the NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD al
PANf hereby give NOTES ths, they have drawn By h I'd
Iowips numbers of Second MOI.s.ss Pss cent Coar
~, AZ d s ss. s Isl SOS sis, ST. SOL 40 80 81
,s 500 5o4 1899 1875 1902 lsis ISL ls, lsf!s.aty ~
as rs 77S Ga sCr ssl, sls s7l sss s So 81
lc1i, 1880 1857. llos III, lli2 MS np 10, liza l
Each; together 600 which to DO purchased H.
Of November next par and accrued interest By the C
Burlington and Quincy Rsllrost ComponJ !" gs ssr.sa3
the above u.ptsut numbcp viii the 1T Nessu
next. JOHN ELIOT THsYER, Tx
io Gi f a. SS HOFFMAN,, I'M"
, ,Scc----,.-t .
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Danrina academies.
A DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
a. No. sos BROADWAY. NETWORK,
No. lS7 MONTAGUE PLACE. BROOKLYN.

Classes now OPT Tor tst .recePtlou Of PuPl.
Eev.Yort Classes on wednesdays and Saturdays
Brookyr Classes Mondays and Thursdays % Tuesdays
and Fritsys .,.,.L. -.
shuenfs ptscce In the Lancer OuAde, German Coa
Ion and al other dances
Monthly Soirses or Chi dren aud Parents.
Mr. DODW0RTH finding from The past two years exp-r'
ence ths. instructions in the M.ssf de C0ar and Minnes
Ousdls service IN developing graceful move
riept improving the style Of his pupils wiz eonnn- the
pratt. Of tSose and similar graceful studis Among other
noyrrs procured while tour Of observation through
France Ger.ny and England viii be Introduced the MzUkA
IN ten fre adopted for she coming season BY the AsocAon
Of Teachers IN Pans 8, r.,
For Circuar. OF terms &c sppy al either Of the Acsdesa
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Chances for Business Men.

A GOOD CHANCE for INVESTMENT-In
"a safe profitable Manufacturing basnes Any person nav
ing thousand dollars. wishing TO enter into ood ou'
would do vel 10 cal hr or T. 'oSE' NO ~ D'osa
way. Room No. 10.
E'OR SALE-Tbe STOCK, FIXTURES and
Il GOOD WILL Of az old.estabhsbed II AT STORE Terms
part csh. the bssnce trade short TINE Apply e
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| CAUTIoY-My con CHARLES II THOMP-

CAUTION-My son CHARLES II. TiiOhP-
~ son, mi having LEFT his fab and lsei 70 SAP mt
his control cs advice al p-nO1s cap' ae ss.i9
rs trusting him -hs pas 90 sS >, ais
couf,sotrs. V lrOhrSbS'
no EDITORS ard PUBLISHERS.-W anted,
i 70 PURCHAsK Al IETFEHsT an established tE " y
PAPER edft1 csiios bong luect'd torio"''A' ~
srs.s " Boz I '9L 4 81 Otio. hes f.k Ciy"
THE PRESCRIPTION FIR making DIR. DESU'
j. IPEPRRsEavISG LUNG sIRUP, for ne cure Of
Cor sumption, Cooshs Cod, Bronchitis, Asthma
ana Geper DebiIy .i be sent 10 al free Of charged The
Odd DootOs Object do rood unto al saiet-d Aoaiee
DESU, b. ID No l4 Ryiag st., New OK wiz 'esuin
postage
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UyOODwORTHP LahFRS .t MATTEkwAE
w ny ss Nc 81 Ceztsn g, New Yort
SAMUEL 3. sCHENCk
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h)affbcs, 1smelrp, 81.

WATCHES and JEWELRY at BARGAINS
w The subscriber in business in Wast for the past 10
wears received three invoices Of Gold and silver
WATCHES and JEwELRY, which must be sold before the
nsusl mice GEO c ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
Who!ess and Retail,
No IL Wal ct % hoor near Broadway.
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WERS's GREEK SLAVE, MARTYRDOM

MUSIC at HALF PRICE, at WATERS, No.
WI S53 Broadway during October and PIANOS aud MElO-
DEOES lower prices than ever before offered In TINS market
HvHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY
IL Open day and eveniog-POWERS'S GREEK SLAVE,
ssd over usspacen: Paintings No. 5 Broadway
Admission % cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13

VI NdE OhhND NON iNO hEOh Ia vi Iho iSDa
Il PRE- CITY REGATTA CLUB takes place THIS DAY,
opposite Conrsds Gsrdsn, Yorkvle All the principal Boa
Union will contend in the three different races
e may be In the Garden before the
noe printed programme Of the boats and crews VIII De iut
psed the Gaden eptrace TO the GARDEN In
cudps prosanInes cents First to Start at Il m
The I'd 60 within block OF the Regatta gouna
Vsre uts
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No. HAsovER.sT.. EEw-YoRK, Sep. is, 1857
TNHE Undersigned respectfully notify the Public
that they continue to buy and sell STOCKS ususl with
ont linitation a. 10 time
They have made arrangements By which all crders VIII be
executed favorable previous passage the
resolution By the Board limiting Ee sales TO 80 days
GROESBECk, BROS.
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lNHE ART of DANCING, at No. 81 Esst
i Sihs., west Of BrOaav.y.-Mr. cHARaUAUD 70
80. iii commence OF TUESDAY the 18Th. aad
WEDNESDAY, the lih Of oc'sest Days; Tae.dsy .nt
.n.I Nv psrticqlsr request G-Etlemsns Class vi be
Toned or TIe.dsys and Friday. on TO 10 u the evening
rd Psetcns Siree svey evening At which pros
ent and former pupils subibe In addition % Ell and
Satiopab. dances IL. Lsaeie ou.are and the graceful
Nine, Cotp viii taught and other exercises needf1 20
peri, & h- yosns pupils Circulars containing terms &C.,
be ob.aiIed shove.
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Stat. Of Hetr. Yo-k County ef Nor York i.-JOHN A.
sTFVFSs Pr, .idrut and HE1RY VAIL Cashier OF the
BANK OF COMMERCE in New iork . BANKING AsociSlon
located Ard doLr business YORK In said county oeins
dsIy ard yeray swor each for himself saith That tho toIe
eoi1 ia IN al respects statement OF the coodon OF INC
said Bank before the Transaction q sIy cuisines 90 INC on
tbou,srd erbt hundred aud tyseyen In % essn sa
every OF the snd particulars above pechrd
The res. Of BIZ belief and that the business OF
's-1 D ~ John A STEVENS Presdeni.
p VAIL Casker.
Seversy subseribed aud sworn by eoe d-poaens,t ~
1857 RICHARD STACKPOOLE CcrnnissioneT OF Decos
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27
FROM CINCINNATI
A GARD TO THE LADIES.

VUVHIS great Turkish Periodical remedy for thei.
IL mediate removal of Distractions, Irregularities
ProIapsus Cteri, Failing Of the Womb,) Leuchorrhe
or W Whites, &C., &c.
These Pills have never in single instance failed In
producing the menses. Too much cannot be said In
that particular part of her peculiar organization de
ranged. Sickness AZ the stomach, headache, lAngu0r
debility, pain in the head side and back, loss of appc
tte costiveness &C., some Of the symtOms when
attend irregular menstruatiop. As certain as time are
Be and set the genuine, which has our signature
on each hcx. These Pills may be had by adtlressns
DR.. San0Oy d CO., and inclosng u, the Pills will
be sent by return mail. tt4 -7i4i ell. - ~
N. B-Ladies whose health will not permit OF An III
crease Of family. will find these Pills successful pre-
ventive. tita- -fl.fei t.uHIfe1 49,
Ladies who pregnant, should not these Pills
they sure to hiring miscarriage, though no In
Address, Sr'-N DIR. sANFLOY 4 Co., u
feb6tf Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

Also: FITT'sTHREsHERs6 4 sEPARAT0Re,
From four to ten horse power, which we warrant to
be the best machines in use.
For descriptive CIRCULARS with list OF prices address,
at Hsmilton, Butler County, Ohia. or our agent al
Evansville. Ind. OWEN, LANE Il DYER,
.. =. i-sfs. -r-lrrri. Her. -iitor, Ohio.
H0RNRg00K & CO.
apso.cmwHd Agents, Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27
BOOTS AND SHOES.

FRESH ARRIVALS ASp DAILY ADDITIONS DrRscfI
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded.
Deal Exclusively in Boots & shoes
ACR Spring and Summer purchasers are now -
~ hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We havsa
yery large assoTt%ept Of every variety Of Bo0Ta.
Country Merchants want az extra size can be sup
pliei on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturers, and many ef
our goods manufactured expressly for Give
our stock an examination bet,rc haying elsewhere.
Nf .t.f+ 1901 tiu MRRA GIWELLS,
ap2i FIsi street. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27
THE PRICES ARE FROM sc 10 ese.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT,
y Twenty per cent. will bs deducted from -
crelit price for cash. ~ trif
Those who purchase long Git give notes payss
bic IN 2. B. 4, and years after q and are required
TO improve onetenth annually i've years, 90 as To-
have onehah the land under cui sation at the snd Il
that time
Competent surveyors will accompany thoss wiz
wish TO examine these lands free Of charge, and aA
them In making selections.
Ths lands remaining upsold are as rich and valuahAs
as those which have been disposed Of.
ser SECTIONAL MAPS
Will be sent to any who will enclose ffty cents n
postage STAMP and BOOKS pamphlets, containing
numerous instances Of successful farmngs signed BY
respfca1le res plrsI apo wei SHOWN; kn9mn 'amer, nvng 1s
sttalso the cost Of fencing, price Of cattle. expsnso
Of harvesting, threshng. etc-or any other Informs
personally or By leter in English, French German
siircssed to JOHN WILSON.
Land Commissioner Of the illinois Central r. K. Co,.
~ Office in Illinois Central r. r. Depot, Chicago
Illinois. felJmd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

Gtofton Yarn. -
" 5Obass Hope Mills Cotton Yarn No. 8, 8 and
Just received and for sale by a ~
les -, = - WHEELER RIGGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

% a BOXES Pearl Starch;
eOU 20 boxes Tallow Candles;
t. ~ 81 do Saf Candles assorted sizes;
30 do Palm and German Soap, Just reed by
n1hlG ~ z. III. COOK x son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27
CHOICE FARM LANDS FOR SALE
THE ILLINOIS CENTR Al r.. r. CO.
Is kew rRsPAReD 70 esIt Asorr
100000 ACRES OF CHOICE
FARMING LANDS.

On Long Credits and at Low Rate 0fInhoron1<
sn>HESE Lands were granted BY the 0ovannVto -
u aid in the construction Of this Road and -
among the richest and the most fertile Ia The vQgad
They extend Northeast and Northwest thrcosh. -
middle ofthe State, to the extreme South ana hede
every variety Of climate and productions found b.
tween these parallels Of latitude. The NoEfhem pofs
ton is chiefly prairie, intersPersed with 6ne Uovov
and in the middle and Southern section timber pre-
dominates, alternating with beautiful praiFies and
openings. .rl.
The climate is more healthy, mild and eauAhls thes
any other part Of the country-fhe air II pure ana
bracing, while living streams and sprngs Of exeeens
Btuminous coal is extensively mined, and supplies
cheap and desirable fuel, being furnislisd a many
points at " to ~ per ton-and wood can Be had at e
Building stone Of excellent quality slse abosndsv
which can he procured for little mere than the sxpnR
The great fertility of these lands, which sre blAs
rich mould from two TO five feet deep, and gonthg
rolling-their ccntguity to this road by which etWy
facility Is furnished for travel and transportation .
the principal markets North, South, East, West ah4
the economy with which they be cultivated rem
der them the most valuable investment that can 10
found; and present the most favorable opportunity.
for persons of industrious habits and small means, -
acquire comfortable Independence in . few years.
world-apd the facility and economy with which th0
products of these lands he transported that mark
et make them profitable at the prices asked
than those more remote at government rates. the
the laer which be borne by the producer. in h6
reduced price he receives for his grain. &c. ls
The title is perfect-and when the final paymGnta
made, deeds executed by the Trustees appoint
ed by the State and in whom the title IS vested. to te
purchasers which convey to them absolute titles In ~
simple, free and clear Of every incumbrance lien e
MORTGAGE. isa ai. sf'a u IH --
THE PRICES ARE FROM &C TO e3o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27
RAILROADS..
il RAILR o AD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

I'm and a.fee THURSDAY, July ID 1857, and until
" further notice, the Man Passenger train will leave
Evansville Mt socock and 30 minutes, A. M Vincen.
mes at II IOP.M. and arrive at TereHaute 245P NJ.
Connecting with trains for Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East, also for trains the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at Terre Haute-Baggase checked to
Indianapolis. -N f'.fL gFlffs ~ f..
RETtRNING-leave Tere Haute at $40 p. NJ. az.
ter the arrival Of trains from the East and West Vim
cennes at $50 P. NJ. and arrive at $40 p. NJ.
Passengers by this train arrive at Cincinnati at 12n
same evening, Cleveland at 500 next morning instead
Of 2:30 p. N. as Ivy former arrangement. 3 ft-flT
A MINED Train has been placed on the road he
at $40 M-and arriving AT Evansville at 1890 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 10 NJ and arrye.a
yincennes at6:l5 ? NJ, connecting With the D. NJ.
Road for Cincinnati and St. Louis. ffE lI 60
rsdte s; OBSERVE, fs -.,ss,,
Passengers arriving hy this train have hours
in Evansville for BUSINESS or PLEASURE. g..
Freight Trains North Of Vincernes, will run as hith-
fo--Leavng Tsre 1aufe for the South ut x;rcturn-
ing arrive 4 Terre Haute at s:,5 Pm.
= For Any information through tickets apply at the
rompanys Transportation office, head Of Locust street
~. Cars run w Indianapolis Tines minutes fas.
J. ]. DANIELS,
tul LEl er5 90 ~1E-C & Superinteniert
~ yincennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel REGISTER and Mt Vernon Alvo-
cate take out former advertisement and copy myls
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-27

N'HE undersigned wouId sespectfully inform the
citizens Of 4 Evansville and the surrounding coun-
try, that he hafopened retail Boo. and Shoe store,
the corner % First and Sycamore streets. This IN
connection with his wholesale Department, will enable
him To keep hani complete assortment Of all the
best qualities of som-maie work, which he offers to
sell or make 70 order cheaper than any other establish
and II any failure happens Il will te paiied free o.
charge, il returned. [jys-iyl ii. J. HART.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-04
Great BARGAINS !!

B1E subscribers having large stock Of goods bought
l. last year Of importer. and commits 10y the
ri"r Of the firm, Che being old Jobbing Merchant OF
New York; under the favorable crcums tHncrs and
goods have advanced very materially, stock il,
much cheaper than now b. bought.
IL is our intention to do cash and barter business,
sell goods for ready pay and low be bought Of
the quality III Chicago, or elsewhere.
We shall in short time add pres. large
stock such articles will make stock complete, and
from time time. monthly and weekly. II necessary.
shall have Goods coming by Railroad, and ia this
make inducemenI for all who wish good and che
Goods 10 cali before buying and examine goods and
prices
As senior partner is daily in the City Of New YORK
and ready I'LL all orders il OF friends
article that We have not in store, will write him
to forward the same by Express, or otherwise.
Our stock will be general. aiming IL Keep such goods
the community IN which require.
Merchants can bay Of me Tea, Sugar, Moassss and
Dry Goods by the package. for cash. at very small
advance above first cost and charges.
We have now in store some very superior onondaga
County, " Y. State CHEESE.
Ottawa. March :. le,.. join LOCKWOOD & CO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-04-04
Ifyou want,o bry Goods C::caI
Howard association. Pui;ada.

INJrTtHf iHHorHrtfithf.
TO al persons afflicted wiki Sexual Disease src' 90
Sp-rrl.torrhda. Seminal Wessuy--. lET"tener. Co.
norrG.a Gl,-;, syphilis the We 4 oAauI-- pr SCI
Abue-. Sc, &s.
The Howard Association in view OF The awful eS;rlr-
ton 81 human life. caUsei nv Sexual diseases. and tie
receptions pTac;is-i upon the unfortunate victims %
such diseases tg QGach. have directed their Consulting
surgeon CHAKTT ABB ACT worthy Cd; their name 20
Civ MsDilAL ADVICE GE,TIS to all persons thus Aict-
Il WHO Apply b. letter. With description q their COM
djtion age occupation. habits Of life. e. srG iu
cases Of extreme poverty and suffering 10 furnish Med
cine CHtEGE-
The Howard Association !. benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment, for TIE relief y The
SICK aud distressed afflicted with 'Nr'ent and Eptc-
mic Diseases l. las a surplus Of means. which
the Directors have voted exp-nd in Advertising tie
above notice needless add that the Assoc alton
commands tie highest Medical skill Of TIE age, ana XII.
furnish the most approved modern treatment.
just Published. by the Association. Report IN Scf
matoTrhu.a, Seminal Weakness. the vice az onAuisn
Ha-turbatiuu Self Abuse, and other Diseases OF TIE
Organs. by the Consulting Surgeon which viii Ne
mail (iu sealed envelope or CHARGE, on
the receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage.
Address Dr. GEO. L. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association No. South Ninth Street, Pidar.
phia Pa. By order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. iiEAEFNE ELL, Preei5enf
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