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fAYiNa FOR OTHER PEoPLr's CRISoLINH DR.
X. n Ferguson aud his wife were divorced at
Louisville The Doctor agreed to paw her $500
aIimonY per annum, and did so until the lady
married Mr.. George Welby. Dr. Ferguson then
refused to pay the alimony, on the ground that
ne was released bY the subsequent marriage of
ms ols9rced wife and that w elby ought TO take
eare OF bis own wife without drawing uDon Mir,
lot eSVO per year as alimony, which was creed
10 be paid under the supposition that Mrs Fer
guson would remain single, she being member
Of the Catholic church, whose laws forbade /,
second marriage. Our courts, however were of
ths opinion that the second marriage did not re-
lease the Doctor from the payment OF the alirno-
before yesterday he paid to the trustee Of Mrs.
Wei6y the April, July, and October instaIments
which had been suspended by the suit. He NAV,
therefore MAKE up his mind to pay the $500 pes
Gsrrssr.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
~ IN IN s EsaaEs -

- III M ss
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent eX tenslon and improvement ofIts lead
ing oonneoting limos at the Yves. has required an en-.
by which highly impqria,f. adyaStages to the trsv-
6R "a h1S ' HRASs a
s 81 SIsa
sunday stops At way stations and arrives at Cur
e5land st4P. NJ; ,., =
It NIL md TaMAS s It #hsse
a: NJ, oonneoii1s at Benwood with Central ONO
svilIe, Chicago, st. Louis. 4 O., and at same place
with trains for Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit, O., BY
Cleveland Road, and also at Petersburg with Ma
rThpt II ST; LOUIS and cINGINNATI
Meeting at Benw God ut 5 A.. NJ With express trains
from Bel!aire TO CINCINNATI, tDitho nf change Of
AND S fours 81.
ton: Il also connects directly. IN both directions,
road: for so Era Taese shs
CONNECT At xenla for Indianapolis Chicss2o and 81.
MississIppi Express for Louisville Cairo and St.
Louis through to St. Louis IN less than q hours from
and southern places in the IVES, is muo less, While
the distance is from 40 to 100 miles shorter than by
sna
rlyyIns At Baltimore at ash A. NJ:
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
Camden station and at washington, b. c.
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
vfsto the estire road by daylight, BY taking morn
ing trains, ard lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and res uming negt morning by Wheeling Ac-
commodation train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1870. -"'
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A M,
Will stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
WheelIng Accommodation st all Stations beyond
Cumberland E2lng West Eastyarty, the Mai
datlon leaves Cumberland at 8, reaching Baltimore
at S 50 p. nj.
ON TIE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Petersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardy and
The FKEDERiCk TRAIN start. ...p. NJ,
stoppInE AZ way stations. Leaves frederick at 9.U
A: N. arriving az Baltimore IL noon.
Tbs ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
A. M, and SIS 2. NJ. Leaves Ellioott's Mills att
"A. vi. ana 7 =. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. >
Leave Baltimore for Washing ton at ..i5 and cas-
A.. NJ: Sand Sis =. NJ. On Sundays at AIS A. NJ,
0S o. ss"GSy: at snt
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore and the
second ard fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mail trains. stopping only at Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction,
lGe 9l5 and Is trains from Baltimore and the 81
ana ~ vans from washington connect with the
trans from Annapolis.
FoI tickets. information. fare, &C., apply to J. T.
E ENGLAND, Agent. q the Ticket ofties, Camden
y lS-u Master OF Transportation Baltimore. .
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EVENING STAR.
RETRENCHMENT


Tie following clever Jsx dsSprit is from
Harper's Weekly
The Times are not ex sotly sunny '1
Nv friends q swear they, I've got no mower,
And zach ops oroaks like Ridge o rsvea,
NC Erimy gees vi n chin unshaven,
a nd II you want 20 borrow,
fhey look at you with bankrupt horror.
And SAY they are "TstrsnshinS."
They are. THERE'S Jones, that artisss sinner,
Who told me he'd cut of his dinner; -.
Yststlll he takes his usual tIppls. -. ....
his mornng gln. his cocktails upps; - l.. .,
Still does he chew bis filthy ration, .,. ID.
Still does he smoke his long plantation"
And this tie calls ''rstrenohing."
There's SHOCKS. who sysars With connie cholsr
&c lives upon Q daily dollar; - IT ..
Bgi quite t.rE sss jack Coopsy's party,
Nor recolects the game Of Paro
hs played with Count LillibuIlero--
Asd this ne ais 'rstrenohInT"
There's Brown, who takes yon cIean-svept crossing
Iosave hls boots Immaculate CLOSING:
put when the sweeper, thin and tattsrcd, FL ...
w nose care prev nts his bsing spattered,
iinplores from him the usual penny
Bfownsweers he hes he hasn't any
And this he calls ''retrenchng."
one clips o pom her poor drcssmaker;
rhslsts ON pay ing quarter prices,
Because. She say 3. there's such a orisiSn'
Aid drives the gIrl-we, only Heaven
Can tell TO what she may be driven
BY what Is called 'retrenohing."
What Is 'rstrencblngE' that's the question
Problem dIfhcuit OF digestion; - e
For have found that Try she or he bob.
Lays down widely different theory
Heres mine-wrought out with eytIa labor
"Preachlng economy to your neighbor
10 what II called retrenchIny,,
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ID IL 10 usual, In publishing marriage notices
TO say something handsome OF the couple, and
the following very fastering marriage notice we
have clipped from the Seymour lind J Times =
Married, in seymour, on Sunday the 4th inst by
kaown as old wolfrom, the tanner y TO Mrs
frederica Miller, charming widow or twenty
two. Old Wolfrom 10 the ugliest and nlthiest
MAJ in the nltsd states. without any Perception:
ana now, with all his uxliness. he got the wild
ow's consent to have him Is a mystery 10 us We
San assure the bride that she need not be aaid of
any woman running away with w olfrom for <h.
Is the only woman tina; has been within ten feet
Of him for twenty years
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Last sUsMKR's BADsN BADEN Joku-Tbe
French papers tell the following with chsrac
teIistic JUNCTION, as last summers Baden Baden
joke: .-... - ....
la company was young, unHed2 ed and some
what green diplomatist, who nevertheless was
not wanting IN airs. sitting or the terrace one
day, smoking with three other we'll known yen
usmen, among whom was son Of Frankfort
banker, this last proposed the following:
w hal. relation is ne to me, who though son
O. my her, Is aOt my brother ~, >... -
"iem ~ said the diplomatistt .ryour father
was perhaps widower, and had a son by his
= In that case, even son Of my faths, he would
be my brother still.D
The diplomatist pressed his forehead and was
silent n - = -0N
why about that son. said the young banker.
sits my self, OF eourse'' p -
"Oh, see now, " said the other
Inc afternoon wore away as usual still n WA
apparent that the diplomatist was III at ease
Thsre was evidently something fine running in
his head that he wished to get on In the even
lag be found himself al an early hour at the box
OF the Countess C., smile of unusual iutelli-
tgeBee on his face ~ Fl :
''Madame, can you tell me what relation, he In
to me, who, son Of my father, Is nevertheless not
The Countess expressed her inability to saw
s"Eh NO ;" replied the diplomatist. s.why it's
my friend Charles, the Frankfort bankers son.
Of course
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These ships hrvinE been built by contract xpreesy
Tor the Government service every oaro hAn been tax
In their CONSTRUCTION, alap III ther engines, to in
snre strength and sp eed nnd their Recommendations
fort. ~ ---" To -
Prioe Of passeEs from New York to Liverpool, il
o. ira ,s.zs state rooms, Ss25. From Liverpool to
Now York, 81 and 20 guineag. An oIperinnoSd Sur
until paid for The ships Of taiS Ens have msr0v 90
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EDWARD 4. COLLINS. Ne. IS. Wall street,
New Yor6. -'If -
HROWN. SMILEY 4 CO., Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO., 81, Austin
Frars, London. y
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris. .-
The owners OF these ships viii not be accountable
for EOld eiiver, bullion specie ewelry, preeiouf
stones metals, unless bills or lading are signed
therefor and tho value thereof ex pressed therein
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hsst1df odt9tHe Uavs, Oh Z zU1h q sdeA N0Ns1.
CAUTIoN.-SO many frauds and imposl- <annS
tons Of various kinds have been lately <zGGSN
perpetratsd on tray sIlers bound to ca r ssA
fGRNtA. that the subscriber, the only aut horixsc
A Esnt for Passage be the y s. Mail Line. via Pans.
ma 10 the CITY Of New York. feels 1t his duty to
that, To AvOIp IMPOSITION, they must be oNreful 10
Ind the true oflec Of the Steamships Of the b. 2.
MAI Line, via Panama Railroad as no other OF oe
an New York is authorized to engage passage,
The Companies have only one office in New York
which Is nj IN sst street. corner Of Warren street
fronting 90 the North River, at tho head OF the Oom
g III obsrvs my nKn over the door.
4. :. w. RAYMOND, Asept,.
~ 20 ... H......, fNevVokk.
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Medicines.
'lNHE. GREATEsT .-
L NED ICAL DISC VERY
s. OP THE AGE.


1r. kxeslDT, OF koxbury, has discovered in one
Of our common pasture weeds 8 remedy that cures
-ica .a- xVsRI KIND OF HpHOR, y -
from T ."
Tis orsf Seyonxla do,on 10 q co.t1nos PfnspIs.
never faied except in two cases, both Thunder Hu-
NOR He has now in ms possession over one hundred
Boston. --.... - b :
Two bottles are warranted to cure q nursing Sore
Mouth. -.. - "a. ~ ~
One to three bottles viii cure the worst kind of
PInp.es on the Facs. t.T---
Two three bottles will clear the systsm of BiIes
Two bottles are warranted to oure the worst
C:nker in the Mouth and Stomach
worst kind OF Erysinelas ~
One or two bottlas ara warranted IN o,,. :. N IN.
NOR in the Eyes
Two bottles are uarrants cd to cure Running of the
Ears and Botches among tile HsIr ~
Four TO six bDttes are warranted to ours corrupt
and running Ulcers. 800 81 - =
One bottle viii ouse Soaiy Eruptions or the Skin.
worst kind Of RinSWorm' eu W 'o'' 'he
Two or three hotties are warranted to cure the
most most desperate of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted TO cure Salt
rhsrm. - -
Scrofula. -... T.. - -
benefit 10 always OK periensed from the first bot
tle and perfect care is warranted when the aboya
sea1tity Is taken. ,.-0-,-,-T..o
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day as
tGat u Common woed growing on the pastures and
along old stone We SHOULD cure every buiDOr the
system yet ii is TX ed fact. II you have huInor,
It has 70 start. Thore No If = nor ANDS, hums
peddlsd over thousand Sotie. oflt IN he Vicinity
II ss9 s1eadI ao .n me f % VI IA every oass:
done IN MASSACHUSETTS,. gave It to children year
Gal TO Dad people Of sixty. have seen poor, Puny,
EyItmy Iookihx ohldleh. wEose Iesh was son and
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u A Nc HO Sc

CHUBB BROTHERS.
DepositoIs GePoslting Bank Notes viii pieass
mark their Checks payable in currency. ...
Depostes of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with deposIiors allow ing
them to- deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
deposition being credited with the difference.
sc A-tf CHUBB BROTHERS.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs. /,
MONEYS LOANox STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
an Tiff OppoSits the Treasury,
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nmeteen, frcusfve. the vvvt h,Iyof, ,,....
-. naI cI section twenty one; section, w.
section twenty eight; IN. west hi Of sectl"f ~.
s.1 81 .ect,o. is,r rs,y and thirty the vest
thirty three ana sectInBs thirty iour a,s ,s,,n
ave, Of township eighlesr, and tow nshIps siasss
twenty, ana twenty -one. OF rsnEe fosr
Sections one, tive, three, and ten 10 Gftee, 49,,
slvei the northeast quarter of section tvent, w.
southeast quarter Of section thirty -four: - ss
uon thIU hive, OF township sscsHtsss; ssct.sn.
oS nn: ana three ,se soTsseast Sosier % see
northeast quarter Of section twenty -one; sect,"n,
;Eeny two TO twonty seven. inc .usvs; spd secisDs
sections one, two and three; the Dorthcasi ousr,e
81 section four; sections ton TO hfteen tncu siye.
and sections thrty four and thur, i've OF Iownss,
nsbsss, ana townships !WsHfE AID fSssts -Oa, odf
L.nds sppropriated by law for the use Of soboo'.
aam..y. arg other purposes, together with those
for cultivation" AZ any granted tn the state \, So
sct en,tIeS An act 10 enable the State OF kansas
their limits" approved Septsmb.r y 1sa v;n th ~
excluded from the sa-es. W
No mineral lana,'' or trscts Consisting mineral
deposits are 10 he offered ~ the public ssies spct
ssnsfal lands bsfag txpressIy tpesyfSd dESs%
e!HdsdyyoDs sale Or other disposal q, the reou,re
Ass. entitled An act 10 provide for the survs, Of
the pnbic lands IN California, the granting of S,S
The onsrIng Of the above lands will De- Commenced
on tne anys spponte. and will proceed the order
~ VI sb Tue, dIs aoNerused. until the whole shall
have been IN cred, aud the sales thus closed TAT mo
sale shan DO kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry OF any VI the lands will be
ohtti after the expiration Of the two weeks
=, owen under my hand, NJ the sity Of Washington
thus sixteenth day Of September ammo I,r,fsIne on.
Thousand eight hunc red and kfty seven
" The President: = ''
THos. A. HENpRIcrs,
CornmissIoIsr Of the General Land oboe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrTON CLAIMANTS
Every person esttied 70 the right Of pre- emptisn
10 any 81 the lands wIthn the TOWNSHIPS and ,.srts
oi ps shove enumerated req TO sstAb-
nsh the same To the satIslaosp Of tho RsgstoT and
heceivsr OF the proper lsnd office, asd wax pas-
Plesf fh.t,fof as yoos as pFarIifdblf dysr s,,,Ss
fhfs NOTICE. and before the dsy appointed for 80
commencement or the public ssle II the lands .,n
braclng the tract claimed; otherwise such clam vii
DO forfeited. THOS. A. HENDR KICKS
Commissioners OF the u encral and Oifce.
sc H-law5m
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TRAINS Run as EOTTOr

From WASHINGTON at g. m, oonneot,pr a
Nelsy with trains for the West, and At Baltimore
& m. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Phiiadslpbis, and
New York at -. ID, for Baltimore and Norfolk
and at Relay wifi Frederick train. $3.50,
EXPRESS at $50 p. N. at Relay for the West,
snd Tor Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
On Sunday at 470p. m. a.
From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON n
Gl5 md SIS q. m, s and Sis .. m. =
js II. H. PARSONS. AGENT.
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MANUFACTURE BY
DONALD KENNEDY,
No. l0 Warren Street., Ro1bsry, MassSekrssfts

Agents for wsshinston.-Chas. stott Il Co, 2.
GILMAN. KLdwell 4 Lswrepoe, ]. d. Gardner, Burr
4 Co, d Walsh Co: r. g. Walsh, UP. Stone
Boswsil; Daniel B. Clark, J. p. MiIbarr. Dunbar
Dyson, + ord Bro. Agents for Gsorgetown-R
I
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Trayelsrs' Direotory.

'FIpFEss F 4cHtK1A EHRoAD.
&9 =: EHFR
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WQQLEN GOODS cheaper at AoI.AuGH
w LiN's than any other vlses. MO
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROA

IA 81
GREAT UTHERN MAIL LINE
,Twl9s Daily, SUNDAY nights sxoeptsd,l between
WASHINGTON CITY and the 3 y TIL via
M0ND4 y wv iN i'1 AND NJ nv
Leaves Washington at O. clock q. m. ....
washington at O'Clock NJ.
For LYNCHRURG and the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock a. EN-, arrive in
IYNCHRURG next morning at a. M, connecting
with the trains on the Virg mia AID Tenness Ran
Road for MEMPHIS. Malt Stages from Char
oIesvHle to lJnohburg Instance OF 80 miles.
Fare from Washington to Ly nchburg, $7.75.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE. foot of Seventh
street, ing owned by the RsiirOad Com any, runs
In connection with the trains. ...#
Iokets for Lynchburg procured on the Boat.
III Olnllbuses and Easyuge w ugons will DO at the
Depot or the Washington Railroad, to convey pas
sensers and baggage to the Steamboat, for Alexan-
dra, distance Of ak miles, allowing ample time
ior neaa.----------.,.,,,,,..,, =
Alexandria. July .ls51. : iyS-H
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Insurance. &c,
ifhsSsts Sn 6sSSsMsrE eEEss
CAPITAL.
sSO,pOm

This CoWeany is now prepared 70 receive apple
tlons for INSURANCE'ON BUILDINGS, MIX.
CHANDiSE, Ac at the usual City rates, without
apy charge for Policy, at their Once, corner OF
Ienth Street and Pennsytvania Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank. '' F" 81 4"
VIM s. Bayw Samuel Bacon, .I
Joseph Bryan. James hanoays H
VIM. Orme Hudson Tayos,
Francis MOhun- M. w. Gait. .-.
Benz. Beail, =, -
JAMES O. MCGUIRE, President.
6kTLoN y: HANs9S. SaeLetaEy. aPllsly
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ar. KxssiDr. OF Roxbury, las discovered in one
Of our common pasture weeds q remedy that cures
-ica .-. xVsRI KIND OF HrGOR, go ... q
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DIANOS FOR n RE. ven low, at Ellis, Ss
i between sth and 10th sts, ~, :" = = Mo :,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

POLICE MArrERs.--Yesterday was q lively
time in the neighborhood of tho Recorders
office. Divers persons were arrested for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct on Sun
day. All the cases but two were laid over
until to-day. Bob Stanley and Charles An
derson amused themselves on Sunday by in
dulginy in free fight, in which knife was
drawn by one of the parties, and The peace Of
the neighborhood disturbed. They were
brought before Recorder Mills, who fined
them IS each and costs. The +" boys" will
probably refrain from such expensive sport
in future. The Recorder seems to be deter
mined to make the rowdies in town keep the
peace by ining them heavily. We hope he
may be successful.
A knock down occurred at the Bellevue on
Sunday night. in which Charley Anderson
was considerably bruised with slung shot
Charley Stewart was accused Of the assault
but proved he was not the man, and wen
7 scot free.n f :.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

STRrNsrELLow DIscLAiNs PRo-SLAvERr-
rsx.-A Leavenworth City newspaper having
spoken ofGov. Ransom, (recently nominated
for Congress in Kansas as the pro-slvery
nominee, j. H. Stringfellow, who cVt short
time ago was the pro-slavery Autocrat of all
the Kansas, and ready at the dropof ahat, to
cut the throats Tor get others to do the job }
OF every Freesoiler who stood in the way Of
making Kansas slave State-this same Mr..
Stringfellow has addressed letter to the
Leavenworth paper aforesaid, correcting the
statement that Ransom is q pro-slsvery man,
and deprecating, on behalf Of Gov. Ransom,
the application to him Of that once honorable
epithet. Mr.. Ransom" AYERS Mr.. String
fellow, "was not nominated by the pro-
slavery party, nor has he ever stated, so far
as know, that he is pro-slavery man."
We don't know what to look for next
w hen J. II. Stringfellow thus repudiates pro-
slaveryism, In behalf of u friend, for fear ii
may injure that friend, and supports for
Congress q man who is not in favor of slavery
in Kansas we may reasonably look
for almost anything to occur.-Saint Louis.
Ns7rs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

SEDUCTION AND MuRDrR.-L man, named
Robbins, living in Shelby county, Ohio, had
in the employ Of his family young girl by
the nsfhe of Anne HawleS, whom he had
seduced. In order to hide his own infsmy,
he procured some medicine, informing her
that II would procure Immediate abortion,
and then. sent her to Marion in that State,
with Instructions to take two doses on arriv-
ing at her destination; she took one, and
becoming alarmed, had physician called in
who informed her that the medicine she took
was poison. and that she would shortly die.
Being made sensible Of this fact, she de-
clared herself the victim of seduction, and
gave succinct statement Of the matter and
the name of her seducer. She died about
thirty minutes after the arrival of the ply
stefan. Robbins was arrested and iInpris-
oned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

WThe Fort Wayne Times says the crops
in that region will not yield quite 50 well as
anticipated. Owing to some mysterious
cause, the grain Of the wheat is not as :ull
Us it should be to make q good crop. The
hay is extraordinarily heavy and was well
saved. Oats promise beyond expectation,
bu. quite late. Potatoes are superabundant,
aud if the crop is generally as good as here,
they will be drug in market at twenty
cents per bushel. Corn, if there are nc
early frosts, will mature in a crop une-
qualed.
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YKSIcKxRBooxxR for August has been re-
ceived by Messrs. Dobell & Lister. The
beautiful story Of 's The Hut" is continued.
The editor table, among many choice arti-
Icles, contains o lecture delivered by Mr..
Clark, in July, on the humorous writer's of
the day. IT'S worthy of perusal.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS for this month is as
attractive as of old. The readers of this
choice periodical win read the continuation
of sThe Dead Secret" with great interest
Mr. Dickens contributes, as usual, several
articles 70 the present number.
YASKxs NorIoSs for September is out
nearly month in advance Of the time.
Messrs- Dobell & Lister arc supplied with
all the magazines and periodicals of the day
They also receive subscriptions for the Lon.
don Illustrated News, Art Journal and al
the English papers. Thsir enterprise de
serves the encouragement of the reading
public. .-.-.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

/. & ID. HErMASS's GROCERY HoUsL.-We
were shown through this establishment yes
terday, and were surprised at the extent and
character of the stock now in store. Three
stories are filled with groceries, glassware
and liquors, and the firm are receiving by
almost every boat, large addition to their
present assortment. The Heimanns are an
example of what strict attention to business
and iudicious system of advertising will
accomplish. They have built up flourish
ing business in Q few years, and are now on
the highway to wealth. Country merchants
visiting the city will find at this house every
thing desirable in the grocery line, at reduced
prices.