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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30
Theatrical and music.I Affairs.


kIBlO's 6AxnpN. -Sgnorina Roia and tho Raves are
stn in high favor With he patrons Of this fashionable
place Of resort Notwithstanding tho hong time they have
been among they invariably eeed by overflow
ing houses 10 morrow evening the HguoTra will appear
IL "PAquisa' and the Ravee In their celebrated panto
mime OF "Pongc," in which n harzeu 80 admirably
enacts the ape
Bowuy.-Nsnager Eddy has recently made several
valuable additions TO bis already large and talented
pany-among them Mr.. A. W Fenno. old avorite with
New York play eoers who viii! make bis debut 1t this
house to moYYew, the hero In Ben the Boa lin
vh s to be preceded ny the tn Dirg drama called
I" Fraud and ih Victims " and followed BY =" wilful Aur
der.n
BrRruS's- "A In TO commence st this house
TO MORROW evening" and Judging from the lengthy list or
popular performers announced the bis ia likely 10
prove the meet successful which Manager Burton has
offcated In many yeays Hr. Booth " the opening
star and ~l play SIR Giles Overresch In New Way 10
Pay Old Debu }" supported by strong osst The Omn
bus" follows.
LAURA KyIYEs THEATRE will also open for the fall
and winter campaign to morrow. with udciously So
ected stock company, which embraces several OF the
cst veraao and fsvorie artists In the country mol
ing of cour.e, tho ds,pg dferess, 10 deter
mined TO spare neither trouble eJpense 70 maintain
the high reputation OF her house. Tho Heir at Law"
and 'Ghest In SPITE Of Bimsef" are the plays.
AMERICAN BrssuM -The management here end the
"Bosus Burdel Rer and the necromAn ic and v.ntrio
qusl uicks Of Prof Wy decidedly profitable that
they have concluded to retain their services few days
longer they may be seen, together with all the other
curosiues, In The afteJ noon and evening
GEo. CEnrrY wooD's bNsTnns will be at homo
sssD, 444 Broadway, TO morrow evening when their
merous friends may calculate upon q rcs pot pourt Of
songs buylefques and dsnces The arefpiece-"New
Year Calb'-n which George has very comicAl part,
alone worth the price OF admission
THK BRYANT RRorHaRs still attract large crowds to No
chsnics' Hall, where they portray the dakey In all his
phases, with naturaEess that almost leads 70 ina
lion negroes. Their bin for TO comprises q
riety of their best pieces, including Oe In Alabama
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PsrscRal In tSlIfRenCA.


The Hon Jacob Thompson Secretary OF the Interior,
viited the Navy Yard 3: Brooklyn TUESDAY last, in
received II The Lyceum By Commodore Kesrney, Com
mandant OF the station, and Cat Rootes, Of the Yard
Aer inspecting the dry dock and the building 10 the
Yd be Visited the receiving ship North Oarolins, vbere
he vas received with al The honors his rank entitled him
.o-h:s to s.y, BY Captain scosnca And hi: sfncsrs
m hs 'u .rm sna n.CS RON. y,
seventeen guns. Aaer sdmi'ipg the chip and con-
versiDg with the officers willie, the upsny were ush-
cred 10 the wardroom, wheYe excellent COLLATION.
provided By the tfcers On his return 10 the city he
Secretary aned by bis beautiful and pshed
dined, in company s!tn Hon Augustus sche Collector Of
the Port; Postmaster Fowler, Surveyor Hart Hon John
oochrsne, Lieut.. Lambert, Of the Navy, and otheru.
Mr.. De Gssriao, the charge d'araires Of Franco in
lately. ARRAY With or bis countryr en-, has been
removed snc sent 70 cne Of the republics Of South Aue
rica
n. rysrs M 3. y Roy s.g,er ,' w Nlsr
sSwIsOi. @oro.sr &sss j. acSsrds VIE and ssusiter
noson l. ssisaa s d s.isa f fsS aS "''' De-
At he Brsveor. House Lis Ercelency Gerersl Robes
Ssr I ssnisi,r roo sats5S %.sSrrsS; a"n Roser
X M na ' ar Bf ss sa ssTy' s sSs
w,sh, United s.,es Amy; = Paseasrd Jr ssyssai "a
by,Ct
From cAsrleson n The .ls.rnsaig J.ne, 1dser-r E.eA
Tuner Miss Nnmford ARE sumtord burset Tinegs,,
WI Bsms IemDss sc,s D, 5 H,cssl IN s.,
Cochran, ard 81 In h. sieeragc-
Prom liverpool IN he chip rores, Kns-Nrs Luce and Mr.
Holman
rcm shsnshse. in he ship Golden wes,-BssOp Rocne,
rrom s.vsuirA in ne bhr winbop-Kw xlnd Page,
A " ocdrur, Kelly, Slim Dslore
p ' Rr Ssa s se f sSay sooi w.r s:
sw.rd sssns julius Brisnd ssi Ed~ "a Cooper
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sss ssas itss Sr x S oSas ~ and
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sserage.
For CSAIiesoa, he STEAMSHIP Ss.hy.le-J sseoser
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men T .',sh Srs saasB Me-. B9Sie, Red
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niss, v isie- Ne. Tsr .sT, Nj spense, v rboas.
levi aay sad irO children; Jro Blunt Mrs Clara; and IL
he siesrafs is.
yor Richmond, Ac, N ne sssnshp J,mexo.p-Bsnry
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W HCbkpnsn andrew fyun, tshon idsnhamer, g.o-ss
srs fsise .nd con sss cSse.susn Mrs sysyS xs .ysr
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snd soy YES p lins. srs r.rss Or HSn,er i.ay
Ferv- and ls N he s.ttrsse
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NEW YoRH, Augsss ~, 1851.
any merchant were 70 WHIT Europe and there lar-
cosss erosdeIoths IN England and silks In Fra % -
ooaoe ncav current vaue In those countres then Mpo
mem into America 81 heavy expense and offer them for
,sls New YORK q. bali the price demanded and OBJ
sueo 'of We me goods BY retars in Londou and Paris
propapo tnas he weuld become reh, be able
70 CONTINUE snoh ~ stem without ruin himself mi Try
10 otbenP Would not such man be considered insanel
think sos 20 do yoa and all who think NJ all simple
Now for broado,oths ana sks subsuto opers Singers
and, for the merchant ies Us see how the
sy ftem works.
M Ulmanp, backed by Aessrs srahcsch and rnalberx
and Er ksretzek backed by Mr.. Ma shall soour the Eu
double the sum they OIps In EuJope impoTt them into
Il Ia couL Ard are about 10 0Gof laem at half the p oe
ltss, willingly paid Tor them IN Paris London and
YET ho. 10 grow rich by the operation
This Ia fancy sketch, but plain, prossic fact and
facts ASe rigs stubborn things For meta, oe-Not
10 pay" 10 Frezzon to Formes " Gasa and 70 Roger
very much higher fRlares than those o5ttes re-
ceived or even demanded In Europe Thus much
for the buying. Now a. 10 The sale AT her
Msjes!yx Theatre, In London, the prices Of admi-
son sre-o the p 81 TO- 10 the sAlk, So; and even 10
the gallery, 10 At hs ne prices the theatre viii con-
Ia 81 200 nerNDg ny $1,000 10 Paris the prices are
at ast high In LONDON and thero Ii la go class OF
people In each city who really do expend money In sup
port Of the opera
On inc other bend the prices in New YORK are for
the best reserved seats or CHEERS and 30 cents 70 the
gallery less than half the European prices for ms
terrell Thai coats nearly double 10 produce heFe very few
patrons, and the theatre will contain about 81 COO.
Now. ] ask You The MERCHANT aforesaid would Do
deemed "mso," may we Eos colsier UimApn and
Max has been ruined eleven mes, snd Cmsnn sill be
socn2 MEMO.
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A CATHOLIC PRTRsr SBoT.-Rev. Mr.. Wheeler,
Caihoic priest, Of New YORK. while excursion among
The i,spds OF Portland hsrbor, Wednesday, received
psits tG through the shoulder, ejuring him seriously,
no, fatally The Gem pany had ust landed Bangs Island
Tbrte who we're previously on the shore gave them %
luo sth firearms, and In the fripg, gentleman from
Boston, not being careful Of his AIM and having paded
pistol lodged ball IN the shoulder OF M wheeler, ~
jusi stated. The wounded was Immediately brought
10 the city, where surgical attendance v prccured and
on compliant OF some on bis friends, ro on oers de-
spstohod 70 the island 70 the susrgef On obtaining
interview, says the Argus, and leaning The facts the
olces we're satisfied thai the shooting wholly aoci
dental ret he gentleman courted an investigator of
the affair, be ~ss brought up 10 custody. rs Asns Il
lbe gcptenhp "a pc TTsn,
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NASSAU, p August The great opic for tue three
vetss nss been he care Of the American sap ssycn.
eeeeed seanst Ia admiralty Tor salvage The on
r bearing on Monday July - and cinued late The follow
R saiureay was resumed Monday and terminaied on
luefdsy Ist z. M-thus occupying eight consecutive
dsJs curing ~bh nynsel for prom ts and respoudents
0ke ~ hours THIS the besvest " salvage that has
ever been In court The pessngs and aida sir vorn
nous The Judge do not make his decree until the sst IL
too Lengthy n transmit He eionersed Csrt Bears from
NE charge ede sgsusi him q in.nou.y sinking ne nip
snd pitched into the vTeckers tremendously Tor ther
bad como net Al the wreck Tie vrcckers c course vy
seYce savage With the Judge while CAPT rsbb me we
cal sfen for The underwriters quite pleasant Win smses
ard appreciation -.
rspt A Holmes, O. the hayh n wolfe. o. View YORK.,
when Saturday July reported hs veese asnorc A.
6o4 Gay Rhe sa1ed from Lee Stoskine Island on me -
- ssT0 " nj lpE Htpn, yps Iseu NC ne' sisea
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mrs. Cunningham Antecedents.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Among the reports oonoe,plng Mrs CunninghSm's sn'e
cedents one, the utter lsty Of which hope you win
permit one who not only "ousht,' be. does know, TO
expose.
"Dr. G-n, respectable physician residing tn Fourth
street, Tenth ward " not bercft OF his wife shout
eight years bss he that lime Tins a'ct
cd He did then have recourse IN tho advertising
columns Of the HnAID OF any other 1spaper, for
. housekeeper, hsa he had occasion 70 employ
one equently Mrs. Cunningham never was Engaged
by b.m IN such or In capacity she never has lived
n bis residence; the occupant Of either the
whole any part OF any premises belonging 70 him;
to bis knowledge crossed his thfeshold
heard of by him until the Burdel murder and or
he had occasion 70 press the emphatic opinion
concerning her which your informant quotes.
The origin o. this ridiculous piece Of gossip simply
this About the period named another physician, nov
deceased bsvpg his family to the country de-
ter mined TO subet the house no DIED. reaervirg
once. His tenant was . widow vi one BON, lad she
opened . boarding house circumstances existed
which, In his opinion. made apparent that she
eert BILE tenant he endeavored 10 eject her, ard After
much annoy litigation, finally succeeded 10 placing the
furniture upsn the sidewalk and resuming possession.
The affair caused little excitement IN he pegh0or
hood ct the time; but Mrs Cunningham, appears by
the testimony In the Bur5e case, residing 9TH her
husband VI hal time IN Brooklyn, and between her and
the person alluded to there not the slightest
bancs In either psme appearance or circumstances
Apersr a., 1857. J. A. g.
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Common Pisss-special Term,

krersr % s. AZ. Bcbe' &C. p. NEsstaI-.-o motion
Of ps nts counse s ordered thu, The defendant ss,y
the psnn erient OF - 200, -ith Interest from III
let q Nay 1885, ard therourcn ordered tbs, the plaintiff
from the defendant 81 III 80, which sum nd
nlued 10 be due, and execution 70 be ssued FOR the
smouLt
Nm " Piei,s c-d OtAsrs Z. Wr J. Trrin and OtheTs.
The order Of Nrei denied, but the amount OF bail
reduced not emnrtce any purchase male before
he Ielh Of April the day ~bereon the alleged fraudulent
representations we're cnused 70 lave been maze 70 the
nj A
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there wss xvpera nav srshcvirpg the publication OF al
documents accompanying tie Governors mesrsges.
Mr. hoRnscs offered the following resolution, which
Resolved That Inc Governor be reqc~sted 70 ocusi.
cate 70 tss SspsII Assembly, accompanying b: AanaI
mcsrase the prooce Of the two Bducasoua oOnven
,ps which have assembled Epce the la eetnx OF that
body and thai the President ansmt the same 70 he Gov
error for that puypose
The President appointed The following committees. un-
der The REGULATIONS offered BY Mr rshbrrn and Dr. Junkn
Committee on Educational Society-Df JdpAin, DR.. b.
u Smith, Professor Lucian Minor snd Mr. Morrison OF
COMMITTEE on Anthems Editions Of CiSxsics-xcssrs-
Fnhbuyn. Davis and Leav~nworIn.
The Rev. j. ILAyKHwoRrE, OF Petersburg, offered ihe
Resolved, That the acknowledgsd importance Of the
thorough and extensye education Of the daughters OF Vb
and moral elevation and general propry Of the common
wealth, entities the truly aerltorouS institutions among un
for the education OF young ladies 70 LIBERAL share Of the
educaton. fund proposed n be asked Of the Legsssre
Resolved, That committee be appointed TO present
this subject TO the attention OF the Legislature in connec
lion with tie paper proposed by Gov. Wise.
They were cppesed by kessrs. Morrison, Minor and
Jurkn the ground thss the subject q these resolutions
wes coppsehended In The proceedings Of tie Convention In
behalf Of edu ,aon
On motion Of Mr. FnKBrRS, the resolutions is,d
The table
The Convention then adjourned TIL bsf Tast four O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention re.sssembled at bspas fou. O'clock.
On molten Of Or. JUvKry, Executive Coruitsoe Of
appointed Whose duty viii be 70 advocate .he
objects sought 70 be sttsned by the 70 make
geents for the future ting o. the body and TO
perform other duties within the scope OF their authority
Apy three members OF were authorized to ant II s
composed Of tho folowipg-Robert j. Morrison, De 4.
Wexford, Rev. n D Hoge, Rev. A. ". Poindexter, Rev.
Nehon Head, N. Smith, Esq., F. W. Scott, FAD r n.
L. rigbe, E.q., and Professor Heath J. Ch'ist,sp.
The Journal Of the proceedings ~as then read, and
prayer bepg oe' cd by Dr. Sitr the President the CON
vebtion nd ourned. to meet again IN Richmond on the
Wednesday alter the arst Monday in December next
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Naval fntel,,0epce.

he Untei states soop OF war Falmou h ssled yester
day mornirg FOR Norfolk shc Coes out Of commission
iunedsteiv her arrival there Her crew will return
10 New fok ard be CHARTERED board the United States
receiving ,hP North Corons Until the United States sloop
Of var vincennes- being fitted out fast poss bio
tcajy FOR sea, when the Falmouth will be trans
fered board Of her, and she viii take tne station IA The
Brazilian So Nron formerly occupied By the Falmouth
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Supreme Court-specini Term.

Arorr 2o.-T7 ne rdseT If Wm. NJ. Wlman AVID
oAsrs 20. NdI,t A. Psrltns--koion 10 dschsree from
AIrest granted
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H'NpB uhAnoe Ior oontngeocles and invest- -
ftyN@f
That The Medical College Of Rch uond ought 10 be the
Object OF tbs appropriation for medical profession
conduon tha VIII sssSh heif 70 IN. medical school n
the Uuversty and the department for anatomical die
section fcr zee two schsos And that william and MARI,
Echncpd, Esnpdep nd sydDey, Rsr5oJp Esoel,
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EOra.Qn KUrtn

BrFsunA AUG z-In bark Taylor, FOR sorlssne
IN ateu, veeks Idg having rerd; brig ac Hi
cid 2lst ttas ripgR
cIrDIp sotNAs shou, AUG l5-In por. sehr Fsns wat
rom for NYork unc.
rhomss
sayyuL. Aug ls-In po-; bark Sarah s;erens. ca
for NYork z3h. :,
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Arr Ai Provncetown I'D rehr Valentine Dosp<A CoclH
lApnc Ocean, sp and lilo oh hsh oil s7R, Antarctic and
poriurp.
Al 81 Georgia, bermuda Aug H. bark Buncnin,a To
repsirrH
A. Mo Jspeiro July H. Mary Gardiner Nj scll, eas
Dor, reps ring
A. Alter June by 'etsv from Capt ssswsr: RajaA
1s0tp she has been reported lost.
h.oJuns ~ sSalow, Stewart NIB, lsosp on board
neIi day for Rev Holland.
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hey ourht 20 Re airport oped socordng 10 age among
the appropriate schoo, end be income Of the Literature
Fund ought 70 be applied accord % 70 The respective
grsdee OF instruction
Tha, the primary spd rec schools ougttt W be os,
fed INTO infant scbools for he sge between and H. and
no Ugh schools for TIE ~ ZEE between IL snd and oe
number OF pupils ever ana uD Ter IL, Tor which
p.oyy ought 70 be made, being 10000 there ought 10
nj .spt $40 amt ooe and the minimum number OF be
rru- over " and under Ie FOR which provision ought 70
be made being about &c 600 there ought 70 be 81 ess 80
rb rohoOs And the proportion Of income Of NE LNcrs
iure Fund which ougti be Appropriated 70 nAn sch oos
eooui.
Ana 70 Ign scrooh ou,VvV
10 a. primary and rec sctoog ........... 1871, 400
70 The twelve colleges OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
~ cne med al coles tpeV
70 tughA Military institute .,......'..ssss.s 4,ceV
ToA'...................... .s221 90
ssamaled Emoan. rcr exrreni rear ......... 2H Az
leaving bsapoe Tor cougngeoc,es ard invest
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-11
DISSOLUTION.

DlSSOLOTIONs
'UVHE coparnership heretofore existing between John
i Burtis and G. w. Ce4giand, in the Milling busi-
ness under the style OF Burts u Cleavand, was dh-
solved March asth, by mutual consent.
JOHN BURfIS,
ap30 G. w. CLEAVLAND...
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PILES! PILE ST.!

PILES! Pill ST.!
This hitherto intractalle disease, Of every form and
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. Cayanaugh's Pile Salye
M Ill never fail in giving immediate relief. and
w positively curing the worst and most obstinate
case OF nemorhoids or Piles. 1t Is the
ONLY INPALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN,
here or elsewhere, Piles, and the result
years Of patient study and investigation. Sufferers
from Piles nov have remedy at hand which will
STAND THE TEST or TRIAL,
without fear Ct failure en- it, part to do all the pro
box and all that Is requisite strictly to observe them,
and a cure Is certain 70 follow.
from gentlemen OF character and Standing who have
voluntarily given their certificates in its faver, In re-
gard 70 It's efficacy In their own cases.
READ THKM!
The Hon. RICHARD YATRs, late member Of Con
sress from the Springfield tIllo District, says:
JAcKsoSvILLE, IT,, Nov. Is, tss,.
DR. ThOs c,, SIR The
cure. do not hestats to recommend il as invalu-
''e '''' ~ Respectfully, RICHARD YATES.
The following, from Rev. b. =. Brstow, is sufici-
ent Recommendation In itself:
rr JAcKsoNvuLLE, ILL., Dec. Is, 1884.
Dr.. Cavanaugh-I conceive il IN he duty owe TO
the afflicted to make known the invauabe virtues and
remedial effcencyof your "Pie Salve." was, for
several weeks sopeiy afflicted with that painful and
loathsome dsesse,.he Piles. After having exhausted
mypatience In trying various Prescriptions Of phys
clans and Others without receiving any bene, by the
strong recommendation Of your Salve. by my friend
the Hon. Richard Yates, WAS Induced tn try II. am
happy In saying application Of your Salve for three
days, perfected an entire cure.
Respectfully yours, B. y. BRISTOw.
CHIcAeo, August 20, 1855.
DR.. r. IT. CavanauCh. presently
Dear str: when ~rrvei In this city, few days ago,
was suffering Intensely with the Piles. mentioned
commended your Pile Salve, saying Il wooid me
tried 1.-THE effect immediate, and am we'll.
believe tito be a. proved In my case, an invalid
able remedy and sure cure for that disease,
and as such, recommend il tn others.
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FAIRRANKs,.sCAI.Es.

WE have on hand and can supply any
~ size Of those uErvaled weighing ma.
chimes. They are the only true standard
for the truth OF which we refer to the
- Thousands that are using them.
HORNBR0OK CO.,
General Agents,
dec13 Water street. Evansville,
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TVS most elegant new editions ever published.
i Longfelows Poems;
Lonefellow's Prose Works. cash in two elegant
small volumes, gilt
ALso-The new edition Of wayeriy Novels, the most
elegant library edition published-on1y 20 per
volume.
ALso-THR ARTISTS BRIDE, Emerson Bennett, ne
Book, Just reed. ap0 D0BELLA LITER.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
H.. B E N N EFT T

r. H. BEN EFT
"OrLD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Evansville and Surrounding country, that he
keeps constantly hand large and full Of
PsIE LUMBER, SHINGLES.
Dressed and Undressed Flooring, Dressed and Urres.
ed Misunderstanding, &C., &c., which he will sell
Orders from the country solicited. Yard on Carpen-
ter street, Kratx te 1Ieilman's Foundry.
lie has also yard At vincennes, near the Evans.
vile and Charlottesville Railroad Depot, and Il IRE.
pared tn furnish, all in that section, with full variety,
cheap can be bought in Evansville.
jy3-B L.L.WATSON, Agt., vincennes.
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MEDICAL.
p LIE =!


WE beg TO call the attention Of the public to IN
most re.pecsIe Citizen: ST.: vain. the fssSs..n
formerly eunmakr In Philadelphia:
On. IrrRIE-Dear Sir:-I hereby certify that have
o Pile fosoy
thing else could hear o. but all to effect, for they
asns a
desired s have e cg.a n Il es & AZ ~ most sss is
tRen % ali saicssd With the above s Complaint.
Signed No. "a + P;, vA5M erect.
N.w YonK. August 18th, 1885. - -'''' = w.
State Of New.York,
I, Joseph c. Lawrence, a Commissioner Of Deeds in
and Tor the shse Of New York, Do hereby certify that
on the day q the date hereof before me Per,,nally
duly sson, did dep"se saw hat the contents Of the
foregoing certificate, signed nv him are true.
In we:s whsTso have su S my name a.
ofEsw YS.k. and have affixed my NOnrial Seal At my
COMMISSIONS Of DEEDS and Notary Public,
Wall street, New York
ws ssm es ~ e. Intel STATE;
Remedies for external internal Piles. 10 cents per
sS1 . 6cs Nassau :, street Ns. YORK win s
respectable druggists in the United States.
: N. BAN Agent wanted terms cash.
DIR. DUPRIE'S PILLS
Are unrivaed for purifying the blood, heine nm eec
tual remedy for Internal Piles, Sah Rheum, Ring
worm &c, 300 reward will he paid 70 any person that
can prove they contain anything injurious 10 the syf-
states, % cents per hoa. Principal Office = Sass"
street. New York. and for sale by all respectable drug
S'i EUROPEAN II OF Il PSfENr MEDICINE OFFICE.
10 Nassau street. New York,
WIN. J. REDPATH X co.
does IS Projectors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-11
DBSOEUTIOM.
BITTROEFF & SON,

0 DEALERS in Jew chr. Watches, Clocks,
IA Sikes Ware, &c. have now on hand q well
~. - selected u gold and silver Watches; fine
ewelry II all kinds and Of the latest styles; Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases. silver Table
and 2ea spoons, plated ware, porte moness Rod silver
and see spectaces, &C., which prepered 20 sell
t the lowest eastern prices ane warrant eveI article to
vited 10 call and examine for themselves, at the old
stand. on Main street, setWeen st and ID. ap30