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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
James Glover.
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT,

NO. 10 SOUZH-SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE
Nashville, Tenn.
ORDERS. accompanied with the cash with sBsoiss ln
- strucons What to buy and how 70 forward PTomptl
attended 90.
II you suit Of Cloths, plain anoy, costly o.
cheap, enclose and the kind % GL0FEa
it viii be forwarded as soon a. @ can be blamed
uyou want nice Dress, shawl, or Bennett Tor YOU bet
ter ha your "SWesthear," send your order, with ht
aoEks' enclosed 70 Clown, and t viii be sent immedi
aIey.
f you wanta Hat pair Of Boots, Shawl, Fnesr-Rlur
Watch, Waking Cane Gun Pistol, send the s % GLoTE
anc no will procure it for Jon cheap.
lfyou want Carr7Es Servant 10 drive h. Barnuche
an order, accompanied with The "f0aFh" sens CLOVIS
viii De promptly attended to-
10 yOu wanta Burssa Bedstsad, Sofa Soeiabls. Wash
stand Piat o. Warp, Violin, Guitar, ACCORDION, Ausc,
just -tn te Eeediul 80 GLFER and be viii purha9e Tor
!ou quick
Hari Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves enclose The lsztsr' %
GLOVER ana the desired article viii BE- sent according %
sLrueUOns.
u you want Cakes for WsddBg PARTIES Fruits Oysters
gsar Tobacco, your order enclosing ih8 dart sslI 90
GLoyEH viii BE- sure % @lstch hen 81
lu shor you can BY enclosing the money, with plan
sensible nstruelOns as o. what You get anyIhnF ttat
CD market ahr rus from paper pins up 10 sesusns ne
Particular attention paid OBJ orders from Rarmers aud No
chtEics ana peculiar attention orders from Ladies' and
Gentle professional and uuprosss ona ard very special
attention Oh orders from Merchants and Other Dsaers
Conn ssion on AL orders OF o ave per cent 500
two and bal per cent.
Having Teen long and Intimately acquainted win an tha
business transactions of The city, hs subscriber hopes by
pIuciual and care u attention 90 ness entrustsd o. aim
% merit liberal share of Tue puteie pairunsgs.
jau6-J-dSw D. F.--.r JANIS GLOVER.
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p. p, PECK.

TAS removed his stock Of CARRIAGES % Cooper's
i Buildings, corner Cherry and NeadarCS streets
where he has now on hand complete assortment Of
Coaches R0ckawIvs aud Buggies Jan f.
CHINESESUGA Ar CANE SEED.
A FINE article OF this Seed raised by Col r. Peters Of
"A Georgia, can be had on application 20
dec3-dIm. SEYMOUR, FANNING & co.
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Mss AvENPoRT.--Tnis very distinguished trat
gedisnne, arrived from ST. Louis on the J. G. Cline,
on Tuesday, in company with her mother. They
are stopping at the st. Cloud. Miss D. is enga-
ged fOr q very bIief period at the Nashville, and
viii make her first appearance in the city since her
childhood in tie course of few days. She has
achieved q reputation in her profession second to
none at present on the Eaglish Stage, and we pre-
sumo she will create q Jitr1rs among those Of our
citizens who can appreciate the higher and more
intellectual qualities of the drams
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C.. DARDEN, alone is authU. ssd 10 the IA ne Of
y the Hrm In closing transac any business be Ongug
OF said frm. Lnoy25l DARDkN, TURNER q CO -
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tsGOf RS
GENERAL PUKCH SSINt3 AGENCY.
40. 10, SOUTH sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,

Nashville, Tenne see.
hRDEFS small OIL large accompanied with The cash fr
- articles OF description from 1nzr ring haf or
shawl % acOmpete stock OF Goods. roreres Brua.
tungcuonares, or Steam ngine, carefully and promptly
attended % and forwarded Instructed C0mmson charge
i've per cent.
REFERENCES.
Gen Z Anderson, Hou A Ewing, Col X Steyenson.
Aessrs Morgan q Co., T q vs. Eakn & Co Al Duncan a.
Co. Nashville, q Speace, Murfreesboro, Col narbr
y Harrison, McAinuviIe; Lem Truusdals Memphis Col
W sc 'dOO, Knoxville Seag0 & abbott and vs. Wallace
Atlanta Ga Jane SIT JAMES GLOVER.
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FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.
NO. 81 CEDAR STREET,


ENHE subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens of Nash
n vile and its vicinity that he is prepared
mOdate all the Day BOardes that will call him. His house
is always open the travelling community and hoping
his friends and acquain will give him call when they
visit the city Ijan7-tf K. W. WHITTINGION. 8g'L
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PRIVATE BoARDWG.-Mr. R. W. Wilmington
has taken the house on Cedar street, one door from
the corner Of Cedar and Cherry, aud will keep q
first class boarding house Mr.. w. will devote bis
attention personally to the business, which is Of
itself a guGra1tee that the patrons of the house
will be sa isGed
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Com mGrtiuL

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Jan. s, 4, 1856.
COTTON.-Sales IJSGIl 90.
TOBACCO.-sales at a. Hamiton's Of hhds l at BE;
and a. IS IS.
B RE w Err 81 CALD w L l. L,
NEW YORK,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
GRAIN FA CFORS
No. 90 Old Slip Corner Water
1T, SOUTTER,
President Bank of Republic New York;
J. K. SASS Esq,
President Bank Of Charleston, S. c.;
Messrs JOHN FRASER 4 Co, J. " CALDWELL,
Esq Charleston s. s. &. and Col V. X. STEVENSON,
President n. G Railroad Nashville, Tenn
auV266m- inside
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
SATILRnAN SlIAII- SCHEMEI

Z LASS Z, 70 be drawn 80 C0vCERT Hall, Macon, Ca
under the SUI .HdruCe Of Col. G. o. NJ LD
gan and W e.. Audurs. u, Eas.. on SATURDAY, JANUA-
Wy 10Th, 1857.
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AGGAGE packages and parcels forwarded n any part Of
- the cry by Glover g. Cd.i- CIV Express. Orders lsa
theIr ONCE, No 49, soah side Public square, prompt
lg attended ian9-u
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WHEAT AND CORN.
IL subscriber will pay the nIgaest ma ket price for
SOUTHERN LOTTERY !
On the Havana Plan.
PHlZES GUARANTEED.
100000!


PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
JASPER COUNTY 4 CADENY LOTTERY ];
AUTHORITY OF sEoRGIA.
To be drawn on
SATURDAY., JANUARY 18th, 1856,
At Concert Hal Macon, Ga, under the Sworn Super
intendenoe Of Col Gee, NJ. Logan aud w C. Andersen.
Esq.
icy Remember this Lottery has only Fifteen thousand
Eumbsrs-less than any LOTTERY the World therefore
it is the best for investment. Examine the Scheme
SCHEME.
] Prize -.......-.---....--...-.. ...Sl5 600
....'........-..........s-.. 5VuO
.....s..--.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS z,UuO
............ 1000 are............ 1000
so " ............ 100 are--....-..... 500
1870 .....-.-.... 40 are...-.....- $4,000
APPROXIMATION PRIzss.
20 Approx mauOns Of 500 are. .........-... $25aO
90 o. 90 % e are I Zoo
I.7l2 Przss, amounting
- Tickets $40 Halves. s. Quarters q 30
Inc stu Fizes OF $40 determined By th. last hg
the EUruber en- draws the Capital Prize ct 49,,
600 Tbs capita. Prize wiz Ci course end with one OF the
Hgures-l. e, g. 4 s. g. 2, 9, %. fuse Whole Tckets
ending with The sme figure as The last IN The Capital
will b. emitted 20 $40. Halves aud QUareIs m proper
lion.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
"a Persons ending aUueS by mail ED not felr tE
beng lost Crlers pUoctuaI.y atieuGrd o. CIm5suIga
tons confidential Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken
par
- Those wishing particular numbers should order
orders Tor Tickets ald-osed to e Il WINTER. Box
No 35z, Nashville, fe1n Will be promptly attended 10
JAMES Z WINTER,
dec3l Manager. Macon 60
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DY virtue Of an alias ia directed the Circuit
ID of Lincoln county, its November Term, 1856,
in favor Of Caldwell, Cumm 9 q Co. vs.S A Slaughter,
will the Second Da OF February next OfeTfr sale
the Court Yard Gate Ma hve, the highest bidder
cash. one likely Negro Woman and her chId aged
years. levied upon the property Of said Slaughter the
instance Of Caldwell, Cummings q Co. Sale within legal
hours. R. II. CANPBELL,
Jan. ,, 1857, l1nG-t4w. Deputy Sheriff.
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B LAN1ER & Co.-Tbe fslling in of the rear
portion Of the immense ware house Of these gen
temen has rot cura led or crippled their business
in the least Their stock is lnrge Eni is being con-
Etautly rep'enished by additional supplies. All
who have dealings with this firm will fad them to
he gsutlemsrly and accommodating business men.
Dr. Z. BEALE's PANORAMA OF The ARCTIC VoY,
AGEs.-TSs superb production, so original 10 STYLE
so rovcl in subject so gorgeous Erd artistic in col
oring and So beautiful in its gsVs has
made a lasting impression upon the g-eat public
It has not acquired its celebrity by adye rtsements
but by the nvesigation of intelligent CoDnoisseurs,
and refined audtories. A more critical ordeal
could 10. be passed The crowded state of the
auditorium at Odd Fellows Hall, night after night
GburG8utlv corloborstes It's superiority.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NASHVILLE.
Departed.

Blanche Levi, from Psduosb, and steamer
Daniel Boone,
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NEW FIRM.
THE undersg ned have this day formed Oparnershp
under the style CT
NOEL & CO.,
For the purpose Of transaCtng Wholesale Grocery, Com
and Forwarding Business in and
dOus Warehouse, No ] College street, corner Of
spring We will at all times Keep hand u large
and varied assortment OF Groceries, this
Quires and prices which will doubt please ali who
may with their custom.
OuEst eXerons will be devoted to the sale
and Produce consigned TO and The Receiving ami For
wErdiug Business receive prompt attention We will
buy all kinds Of country produce al the highest
prices. o. F. NOEL,
Jan. lat. 1857. iian6I S. A.Gr NOEL.
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UNION HANK or TENNESSEE, /
Meanwhile. I'M. y. IGEH-


NaNnNllles lBEts - 1907 =
THE Beard Of Directors, have this day declared divdeu
i Of s. a share, payable the 5th inst.
ian3 ST J.. COREY. Cash.
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D.. ShalIenhergerlg

TEYER AND AGUE ANTIUOTE, FORTHE SPEEDY
IT safe and radical cure of Of that Distress
ng Malady-On entirely principles ~ Sold al
v nolssale BY Ewn Brothers, and Retail 6y 10 Brown
Nashville, Tenn June 2S-6Ia Isl
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PenHnansllip.

WAAAAAGsa 5AA4kyI
DARENTS, who wish do so, can have
i their children taught Writing during the x 49,,
Christmas Holidays by ~ 49,
WgS. DBLIEE AR, s&E-NSesfs4
Atthe Saloon uf Vessel n Thompson, ~ Union street
Mr.. D. has also arranged hours pupils who
attending Schools attend his classes without miss
ing their recitaous 10 other inst tuuanS.
Those wish join hts class should make early appi-
cstou az tho being rapidly filed up. Each pupil
Taught separately aud the Saloon entirely quiet.
Ladies' are less Liable be dtuba than they would be
rrceyIjug lessons ia their own paroTs. I'cc2l-tg.
PLANTERS hank TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Dec. -, 1885,
HE Board Of Directors have declared somi annual dI
dead Of per Of the pTJdts OF The last six
months and dividend Of per cent out Of the
plus profits OF the bank, making all dollars per
share, paid the Stockholders and after let Jan
uary prONimo -ilw ID. WEAVER, CASHIER.
UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE
Nashville, Ian. p S57-
THE Beard OF Directors, this day declared dividend
i Of 8 share, payable on the 5th inst.
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AFING made arrangements BY which We viii be rsoeiv
ing large and fresh supplies OF Grocery eFsrv few dsvs
Will hereafter have regular sales every Wrnrrqn. y
0rning. IdeclOl B&a NORRIS & srRATTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-22

OF Nexsen. the Gramercy Bank absquat-
ulator, was arrested in New York recently
upon criminal charge for dcfrauding, made
by one of the creditors of the bank. He was
subsequently quite mysteriously liberated
The papers condemned his being allowed TO
escape from justice, and no one could tell why
or how he got Oft The mystery is solved
After hia arrest. the creditor on whose CON-
plant he had been taken, proposed to COM
promise the Gelonv. If Nixsen would pay him
the amount he had lost by the bank, which
was assented to: and the complainant went on
to New York to consummate, the bargain
On his arrival, he found the document pre-
pared 10 carry him to Jail for proposing TO
compound felony" which, by the laws Of
New York, is felony in itself lie found
himself caught in trap, and he was very
ready to let Nexsen go, to escape himself from
prison. lie returned home wiser man-at
least in the law.
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C6T- Rockport is rising from her ashes, and
is taking start that will leave us all behind
her unless we 'hurrY up" The Democrat
enumerates the following structures to he
erected there this season:
''One large two story brick business house
on Main street, by Ii. G. Barkwell, Esq; one
two story brick, on Main street. by 5. w
Stocking; one large three story brick, on the
corner of Fourth and Main streets, by Eihu
Johnson; one two story brick, by L. Smith,
on Main street; and one by NJ. b. Mason ma
king five on Main street; also, two large brick
dwellings on the south side of town, by Messrs
I. 2. Britton and Yates. All to go up this
spring"
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And on this estimate they remark that "As
we possess SO large fund in the land dona-
ton, the Company will have a high degree of
crdit in the general market, and its bonds
will sell at high price" and therefore they
do not think the above estimate too ko.U. If
this estimate be reasonable for road whose
grade costs only $500 per mile. with a do
nation fund of several millions 10 sustain its
credit, is $4,000 per mile very extravagant
price for road whose gIade costs $500 per
mile, and has no credit and whose boni are
unsaleable; and whose responsibility and sue
cess is the subject Of constant assault from
those who should be its friends and support
ere
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HooFL aND,s GERMAN RirrERs.

TIE GREAr REAIEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
u. MUL iuIzEE Doyestown. Pa. Jane 20. says:
My wife been adictea with debility since
september. 1851 since wheh time have been unable to
end physician eiene that would ben her in the
least until dag called y the Of DR.. Harvey
this for tnctare Of ard described him
the a lotions Of wife he then hladed lot Of papers
read among which t0lnt describing your German
Bt.ers. Immediately procurei a bottles h'm
plesst that tbs Of ths Biters has
good than all the eeiass hereto ore
taken. i~.shy9u 20 seRl ne half dozea bottles
See advertise nhI3
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sootaes rrt OF the skin after shaving the
han dkerehef exquisite aud during perfume reeshes
aud nyg1rates the the only
viii relieve nervous head ache Applied the
arms. u clears the skin from all bemishe and enas
transFar,ncy &c the complexion. Sold by r. Lsnman
Co. holesaie dTng.ists street York aud
~ all druggists at soc per bottle apl6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-22

OF Professor Henry denies that man is
made of dust. lie says that modern science
has established, 10y wide and careful induc-
ton, the fact that plants and animals princi-
pally consist of solicited air; the only per-
ton of an earthly character which enters into
their composition being ashes, which remain
after combustion. All the other parts were
originally in the atmosphere.
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MONEY IL ESGLAYD.-It will he seen by our
telegraphic dispatches, that the Bank of Eng
land has raised her discounts to the exorbitant
rates of seven per cent. per annum. This un-
usual advance indicates serious apprehensions
of the future on the part of the Bank Directo-
~. SO stringent money market cannot long
be endured in England, without affecting our
own monetary affairs.
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a YALUAELE RENEpY.The unqpali6e testimony ia
OF Or. uAvanaughs valuable meiieBs found
advertising column oda will commend itself to the
attention. and apr recitation OF aiers.
high ehar4eter aud potion Ofhe gentleman who makes
olunt tribute the Or. skillCac Daily
The above notice porary spVcsl refer
the a. " -al3 Esq in favor Of the
efficacy Of DR. CAvanaughs Pile Salye. which gertised
in our columns. for sale by
EhIJ KELLER 4 WHITE
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present assault upon China, yet they will ex-
ult in theconquests Of the religion, the science,
the liberty, the arts and civilization which fol-
low the triumphs of British power and hero
ISM
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o. Four hundred tons of Il rail, for the
Cincinnati, Logansport anc Chicago Railway,
we're shipped to Richmond, Ind, last week,
and more is going forward. The track is near
ly completed from Richmond to Logansport.
1t will be ready for business in few weeks.
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o. George NJ. Bright has been appointed
general Mail Agent for the West, in the place
OF Mr.. Murphy, whose commission has expi-
rem. Jesse had power to secure fat Office for a
brother, though his influence for his other
friends who had served him faithfully, proved
~ he quite impotent.
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e- Hooaanl's German Bitters prepared sold ly DR.
Jackson. the Medical Store. street
Philadelphia daily increase their yell deserg sbrty
zoe Of al diseases arising from the
liver. These Btters have. indeed blessing
afflicted who their
testimonials This medicine has established fer itself
that competitors however willy their schemes
jueve their promises reach Ii gained abe pablo
nicacc bee derived
fro 1t. aud will ever maintain its position.
See advertisement. mhl3
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OF The news from Europe, by the arrival
of the steamer Fulton, is very uniayorabe.-
The strinecncy Of the money market has caus-
ed decline n Breadstuiis.
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THE RULES HEAD.

The large spacious house with sainS for 50 horses in
connection with fue Bowling Alley and outlets
on Main street known the Balls ad admirably Located
for hr't class hotel be had lease at great bar
gaia for one or more years. Aprly to
nh2i-imd&w J. G JEWELL & co.
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GREEN RIVER HOTEL,
LANES sTRyEEn PRoppry-o,

WATER STREET. EVANSVILLE IND.
FENHIs House has been reasvaed reurnshd
aad for guests. Tbs proprietor has Ia en-
the house with the intention of keeping no pains viii
Be SHARED make il comfortable the
kOase Day week DO ariers taken with
B.I have also good yard aad stable for the
Of people from the country sI5-GmdGW-
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TIE members Of Beacon Light Social Ten pie are re-
gleststo meet next Friday evening thtrs is business
OF great -rortSnee to all. fuil aten4auee Is desrea
Aer which address viii Isivtred by one @. the
dies. and SOMETHING NEW during recess
up22-5t JOHN HYD- BPT
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depete the system by hlcSin, aud violent "a xDg Is
feqr lies nacainrry motive These
remedies the blood the
ternal plants by de wing their seeds ia vital
ha'ts sold at tho manufactures. No. 30 Maidn Lane
New ork ard No. ga StraSd, L. nden; and by all drug
gtsts at CSC. b2lse,. and VI Per box pot. apis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


80 this place ten PER Iire one insertion
per ne three times 80 Per line week dis
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EYANsyiLIK ANn CRAMEoRnsYIilEn n

IMP 'RrANT TO LOUISVILLE PASSENGERS On
and ate this late Passengers for louisville will be tiokeed
via Olio Mississippi aud New Albanr * salem Railroad
making e'oe connections Vlrcenue and arrvinsat New
Albany At io O'Clock. p. NJ. Pare IS 25
AIrtl 20th III DANIEL sun.t
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THE GREAT HOLLAND REuEpy,

BERHANE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.-Persons subject
70 nsrvo' or sick hcsGaehe. will Bosrhaves o
and Bitters sure. safe and plea remedy soothcs
The hrotbing head, aeiY the stomach assists
dig stion and creates healthy appetite 1t is without
doubt m9ss delightful paraOn easeual rene
g. The fact that it is very popular medicine
throughout the Holland settlements in Wisconsin New
York. Michigan. Illinois and Ine-na speaks re in its
taVor See advertiser tin anoth er coi4mn
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN is shown by
the Records of the Custom House he the only London
Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles all others
male herein imitation oft.
IT'S 1elieioas tonic beverage. and by its peculiar
$50 different from other gns) j. universally by
who used it is adopted great success in cases
DYSPEPSIA GoUr RuEUsArIsN. DROrsEY GRAVEL CoLIc.
CHOLERA. Fever AND AGILE. STRUCTURE. DISEASE OF THE
Urinary ORGANS, EPILEPsY FEuaLE IasEGULARIrIEs &c.
Dr. FALENrISs Morr. of New York in 4 letter to the
proprietor. says:
Charles London Cordial Gin Is the pdret best and
reliable Extract Of Juniper. have seer.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all
Dfdgs' aud Grceers in the United states and SO also are
numerous pois called 'LOnac Cordial Gn-to avoid
.he1 buy oay CnNELgs'' Rsjeet any othe. offered 70
'oa a. value health Prize one dollar for quarts
Any cents Tor pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES
nih-'mi4w Sole Importer. 40 Broadway y y.
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lines tine zoe: times
week 81 80; two weeks. ~ sos month ST; threc
months. 81 So six months SIC; year, s5.
advertisements. Cards lines or urda
No charge for marriage death notices
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CHARLES. InynnN CnRnI.I CIV ain
nEE

On aandaT evening. 2othinst Mas AIvIgA : Jo,tNsox
- OF DR.. johnson the f7th year o her see
funerai viii take place sclaok from b.r
residence on 9Th street between Walnus and Cheuu,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-22

CEy-rhe Directors Of the Mackinaw and
Cincinnati Railroad, who have received do
nation Of near million of acres of land from
the State TO aid in the construction ofthe road,
,naLn tho fnlln,rinnr rstirnatn Of COT.
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BOARDING

With large and pleasant for the accommodation Of
senslenah lady FOR single gentlemen be obtained
in private any. in central location. Apply at thi.
once fell-tf
WOOD! WOODn-Orders fer Wood left at SAMUEL
NIcKERT's will he promptly filled. feb3
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TEMPLE Oh HONOR.

Evansville Temple Of Houor No. every Thursday
evening the Hall street Canal Bank.
Il. ". P0INTDEXTER. W. c. T.
A J. o. REILLY. ". Il.
Beacon Lisas Social Ten pie No Is every alte-nat
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE b. PIT.
g. ". RUDYAID B.R jan2o SLY