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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

DEATH OF GES. SMTu.--The disease
which carried off Maj Gen. Smith was
chronic dyseutary contracted while in Mex
leo. His energy and determination of char
acter were conspicuous to tho last, and it is
stated that after the hero became pulselass
he was fully Of tho opinion that ho would
yet 60 to Sat Lake. A Washington des-
patch to the Tribune says:
Tho death of Gen. Persifer F. Smith was
not unexpected here. Tho War Depart
ment endcavored to dissuade him from
claiming the command, on account Of his
feeble health, and only desistod when he
urged professional considerations which
could not DO disregarded.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
Why is the Demand so Great for
DIR. M AN MS Y7
.AGUE B.A.LS.A,M,

because II win in all cases safely and efectualiy cure
that much dreaded scourgc ofhe WestChis Fever and
Aguewithnut fail and in will counteract the pois
on OF Malaria of which fact thousands do testy and
Unlike az other nostrums 1t is only recommended for
class Of diseases and tonic It unsurpassed We will
offer few evidences OF its WORTH by Influence and
high standing
- Princeton, M, Sept 2OiA, 1857.
DR. MANN-Dear Sir: For several years past | have
used your Ague Basam In my daily practice, lave
closely observed its effects In hundreds and IN no
case has itfaed to produce the most happy effect.
most cheeIfuy recommend It certain specHc for cbi
fever and ague, and maarious diseases.
Truly yours, H.AUSTIN, NJ d.
-l-..t. Marshall Mich. Ieb. 11tA 1857
DIR. MANN & Coil have sold large amount of YOUR
gue asam IN this vicinity and my personal knowl-
and ague that has ever been sold in our State.
Respectfully yours, o.A.HYDE.
,.-. ... Ashta5uia, o., jan. Ist. 1855.
MEsSRS. 5. X. MANN Co.--Gents; In canvassing the
remedies Of which have control our attention has
been called to the great that your Ague Balsam has
gained for itself in every place where sold realy seems
to be the PEOPLES remedy aud its sales nolc ranid
than all others 1t is destnedto superccde all other arue
remedies in the market.
Very truly yours, AIS. IENDRY.
g Mem York, Feb 49, 1868
MEssRs. s. X. MANN & CO.-Gents: have at our
years. and have carefully observed its effects in curing
and must in all candor say do not believe equal exists
IN all the world otmediciues To my knowledge It
has cured permanently every time and have known IL
py result And what is more remarkable have never
known but what remained cured for at least TINT
season have no hesitation in recommending per-
iect triumph over chills and fever
Respectfully yours, PROF. o. J. WOOD.
S. K. MANN " CO., Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
Apil 80, 1883 lima
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28

The REsPoNsE.-Th Kansas press, so
far we eau Judge is unanimous in its opinion
that the "Epglish Bilr' of denominations
will bo scornfully rejected by the voters Of
Kansas That it would be rejected could
an honest vote bo taken, we have no doubt {;
but 'liko causes produce like effects" and
as the Same machinery is set in motion by
this bill as worked tho frauds at Oxford,
what guarantee is therc that those frauds
will not be repeatedl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
Fremont journal.
a a 4 Il 81 4 i !.ff -

. aE-1-=zz-a---34
Great F'lrc at New Albany, indiana.
Tho great machine shop establishment Of
the New Albany Il Salem Railroad Com
pany was burned Friday morning. The
buildings covered square Of ground, and
the loss to tho Company in buildings loco
motives, patterns, machinery, etc, is esii-
mated at over sl5o,ooo and no insurance.
Seven locomotives in the round house were
damaged to about half their value. The
Railroad Company is so embarrassed that
no attempt to rebuild will be made at pres
ent, and ono hundred and fifty mon are
thrown out of employment by the disaster
Fire attributed to an iucendary,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery of the Age.

NTR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in one
M Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF IsUrKOR,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
CAST IRON COLUMNS, WINDOW GAPS AND sII.Ls,

Also drafts and surveys for Mills Of every description, III
and Warehouses and other establishments using "
either Steam OF Water power Also,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
FROM A wELL-KNOwN STEAMBOAT CLERK.

q,
DEAR DoCroR: Send mo half dozen boxes of youy
Pills, of H. g. Curd Co.. can get them nexttrip
Six weeksago nothing could have convinced me that a
twenty five cent box of Pills could have relieved NV obs
nate chronic constipation, with its attending evils told
you SO when bought them but am bound to own that
your Pills hll the contract Why, Ihave taken as many
as six (6) of --'s and other makers sometimes
with too much effect; but have trouble with yours
they are just what want.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-28
MAP OF
COUNTY.

TOHN MCDOWELL begs to inform the public that he is
81 now engaged In getting up Map af this County Tor
pubiicaiion which he naters himself vi merit their
kind patronage 1t will represent In minute detail every
object Of interest 10 the county The boundaries ofeaeh
farm will be accurately shown with the owners and
the number Of It contains. All the roads sers
kreas- &c will be deliaeatsd with perfect fidelity All
the buildings the county will be located In their prop
er positions. buildings Of public nature, such as
Churches posoees mills, houses OF business c will be
distinetively shown The map will he engraved Ia the
best style Of Art beautifully eoored, vanished and
mounted on rollers.
Mr. C. H. BURDIcK Is solo Agent to take subscribers
10 this nap. - IN 30
Fremont, April 30. is5s, IIms .-'..1'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01
Public Speaking.

Judge Niblack and Judge Hovey, the op.
posing candidates for Congress, viii addrcs:
their fellow-citizens at the following time:
and places. to-wit:- r rtss 'errr- ta
.Tandsrburgh Comfy Evansville, Tues
day, August 3lst; Ingles Station, Wednes
day, September lst; at Longs, the Bayou
Friday, October> sth, Germantown, Satur.
day. October 9th. - . - l-,-s -
Gibson Coany-Princeton, Thursday
September 2d; Francisco, Friday, e3d
0wensvil.e, Saturday, +th; Patoka Mon.
day, 9Th. -. -...,s s.I
Amor cousty7Dic ickensbprg, Tuesday, Sep
tember 9TH; Eincennes. Wednesday, Sih
Edwards Port Saturday, %; BruceviIIe
Monday, 27. -, - =. 80, =
Pike couaty--Ifornbroek Tuesday, Sep
tember Ia; Petersburgh, "Wednesday, r5i
Crossroads, Thursday, 10.
DaDiess couRty-WaShingtOrL Friday
Septemberss15i .AlfordsvilIe, e,aSatHrdays Is
Raglesyille, Thursday, 23;. Owl Prsirie
Friday, -. =.
Martin eopats-Loogootee Aenss, " Sep
tember 20;i Halberts Bluff, Tuesday 81
Harrisonyife, Timrstlay. -. tAaaeEN
Iosy eo,inty-1Aount Vernon, Nondry
October -4th; Kew Harmony, Tuesday. 9Th
WadeSville, Wednesday, q; nion church
Thursday, 7th. --ssfia' - ,'ts
Speaking TO commence at o clock, II. N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01
- REsrr.. N. D.L o PPyC y .1.,.D

81 oResidcnCc in Nr. CsllweIl's Buildings, on
locust. near Second Street
-7TIaNxFrL for the literal patronage given 10 hisi
lat summer. II. has returned Ia Evansville, with the
d>ei-n of i'rroIaiug permanent citizen, aud res
Psiuliy offers his professional services in all dis
eases. acute or chronic.
the fehrifGgIn Magnuni, hs nevertheless urss all
the safc renedies bvth n fhe AorathIc ard Eclectic
s-chpos as adjuncts. disoaEding all injurious snd
poisonous nledicines.
He would ellt the attention of the public 20 the
following
+- SrEsIAIITIES
CASr KRs--Relnuved without the knife and rerma-
ueiltiv cured.
BRONCHITIS AND C0ysUHrTIos-IreatId ~ the
sy-teIn Of inhalation of nIedicated vaIors,
sisted by valuable cNrectcrant syrups
DISEASES OF THE EIEs.-Persons who have had
their ewes burnt with various kinds of cau-tics re-
terest t. change the.treatnenf.
FEMALE DIsEASES-Nill lie treated with remarka-
HE sIi,rcsr. Various rcnr.dcs will be used, as
the Magnetic Electric machine for nervous diseases,
&c. SC.
The subscriber has a choice assortment Of pure
drug and medicines, (wnes and bran'lias for medi-
cal purposes cny), and the most popular patent
medicines at retail. Persons calling for medicines
and paving for them in the Office, may kave medical
counsel without charge.
Iext- Physicians prescriptions both of The Air-
pathi and Electric schools carefully prepared at sl
hours. rfI E.-- A. BEATTY, VI. II.
mylt-1y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01
The Change I'm Nine Months.

To show how identical were the positions
of the Lecomptonites nine months ago with
those of Judge lIovey, whom they now con-
demn as renegade and Black Republican,
we extract the following article published
in the State Sentiael-thc present federal
organ-of December 9th, 1857 It contains
a full and lucid exposition of the views now
sustained by liovey, who is condemned for
aspiring to- tlIem-while Niblaek is com
mended and supported though he violated
every one OF the principles here laid down
as the basis Of popular rights and Democrat
ic freedom:
II is not dei,atablc question that the
people have right to act upon their organ
ic law, The basis OF popular sovereignty is
thatsthe will of the people. must govern
when legally and fairly expressed. Ina
republican government the majority must
rule. How is it with Kansas Her Terri-
tOriaI charter guaranteed that . the people
thereof should bc perfectly free to form and
regulate their domestic institutions in their
own way" The right OF the people, acting
through the legally and fairly expressed
will of a majority of actual residents, not
only TO regulate the question of slavery,
but form Constitution, was distinctly rec
oguized in the Cincinnati resolutions This
right OF the people 10 determine their own
institutions popular soyereignty-was
made the issue in the last Presidential can
vas and was aecepted by all Democratic
conventions aud speakers. Mr. Buchanan
Ii a
message, and in his instructions to Governor
Walker, asserted. recognized and re-afiirmed
the principle, The Democratic party is
responsible for the faithful application of
this principle in the legislation and deter
mination of their domestic institutions, not
only by the people of Kansas but those OF
all the Territories of the Union. The pow
er TO make their Constitutions was specially
vested in the people Of Kansas. To use the
emphatic language of the Washington
jHion, OF July 7th, last" other power to
make, such an instrument there is none -un-
der Heaven. a4|F =
No one can assert that the action Of the
Lecompton Convention was in conformity
with this principle. Its members were
elected by about Oue-eighth of the lega
voters of Kansas. After their election the
sentiment ut the epeeple of Kansas was fairly
expressed in the election OF Il Legislator,
and deletate to- Gon.ress Tbea total s'otC
for Parrott free State), was nearly 5000
and that for Ransom was 2,S24. This yot'
1pnts Beyond ail donbt The character Of Oh
Constitution and institutions which they de
sired should govern them. The attempt O
the LecomPton Convention, representing a
1t did only a small portion OF the citizens {
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01
Extension of steam Navigation I'm
the Far Northwest.

We learn from the St Anthony EgPress,
that the practicaGility of u steamboat route
from Breckinridgc. by way of the Red river
O. the North, Laie Winnipeg and the Sas-
ks.tchewan, to the base of the Rocky Noun
tstilIs, is now A well settled fact giand that
measures are Immediately to be taken to test
that practicability. \ party of gentlemen
occupying prominent positions in business
circles AT 81. Anthony, Will star. abOut the
middle of August for the Selkirk settlement,
with the intention of comforting with Gov
Simpson and procuring through him the Co
operation of the Hudson Bay Company in
the immediate establishment of a line of
emigrant steamers upon the route. Two
naturalists connected with the Smithsonian
Institution, and one of the artists connected
with Frank Lcslies Magazine, will accom-
pany the expedition. 80
- We also find that Lord BURY, q member
of the House of Commons, in recent
speech, sketehed this same route, and pro-
posed the following method of advancing
its devels pment: +-..
With view To the opening mp of a COM
munication between Lake Superior and the
Pacific, he would suggest that the system
adopted by the formation of certain ship
canal might be very easily applied. In that
case l80, 900 acres of land were set asidein
the State of Michigan, and were given in
trust for the persons who made the canal,
on condition that they finished it; and as
it advanced, and they wanted money part
of the land was sold and supplied funds for
prosecuting the work. Ii was found that
the sale of these lands, made infinitely more.
valuable by the canal itself, fully remuner-
ated the shareholders for their undertaking;
and he thought it would not he difficult TO
set aside, reverSes OF land along the line
from Lake superior to the Pacific, and apply
that to complete the communication between
those two points. With the exception of II
singe-rapd (which might be avoided by a
canal, navigation of the Saskatchewan
Offered no difficulty. With this one excep-
ton YOU could take a vessel of considerable
size up to the foot of the Rocky Mountains :;
aud at this point there was gap in The
mountains which would intcrpose no groat
obstacle in the way of junction between
the Columbia and the Saskatchewan. whose
sources were but little distance apart
Thus a communication would he established
with the Pacific, and he hoped some day TO
see this great work accomplished.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01

AOOTICE.-S.aSH! CfSA! C.fSA!
ov On and after February lsf, fs5s, will close
my books TO all running accounts and sell for cash
oiily OF its eiuiyalent.E - = 49, .
Experience has tanght me to take this plan, ne
Eeving IL TO be to the interest Of buyersas wei rs
10 myself shall Try 10 make il an object fcr all 10
pay cash ana hope 20 give offence 10 none by re
fsinG credih as shall refuse all without respecs "a
person or persons. All goods must be pad for DC
tore thew leave the store Ifnot satisfactory
can be returned, and will refund the p1s,uey -
Also, take this opportunity TO ofier my sinsert
thanks for the liberal patronage with which Nss.
heretofore favored, and ask continual nee cf IN.
same promising tomerit the sane hy prompt sfnc
fair dcsing and an additional inducement in prizes
isnIs = 7-l1gf E5,sF SAM EMBICH, =
- n 90. ] \ Min , doors below Secopd.
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RATES OF .EDT.sRTIsz.,'G.


g s 4,z sz :
"A Dag. = 80 75l lOol l.26 l5el 20
2 pay., % ll5f 5ol sol . 2 90
3 Days. leo 1901 l75l 81 ~ %
Dqy.. . . 1901 So Is !. . q : 70
5 Day. 90 30 sol SO 2oa A 80
fWeet., | 50 2 p 90 80 80 5 =
/. Westol.is 50 7dyt col Q. % "a sol : 70
!: Weel. ; 90 So oOi I 5Ci 9 90 10 80
| Mo- I 90 Oo 5 90 10 90 II 90 Il 90
2 Mo-, s dof $ 70 II 5ol Is 70 nc 90 ls 70
3 Me'.;. 75olll . Is ooI X Is p 50 Is =
Nos. 5 so II 70 IN 90 p p p so %. %
Nos. 10 90 l,-es.t q, 60 400 30 90 S5 90
.,.tf:. -e.,f 70 so ..i 90 y so e-eo - 5o
~ FGfI d OF, y 80 siI0A 81 5Ofi5W152 20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
TER.ns or 0FsU9sCRIPTI0.N.

Daily Paper 80 On
- :" iNMled l.s..-s-..--..- d "
By the week fpayab. To Curriers' II
friW efkly Paper %
-. a. Clubs Of 10 ................... u
rs Tho privilege of yearly advertisers H. iifuitrs
80 their immediate business In their name
and all advertisements for tle benefit of othci
persons. well as legal advertisements and aIlyer
tsemcnts Of aIiction sales. aIl advertisements will
the name Of other persons- sent in by tltcnl, nust
be. paid for at the usual rates. = ~ -
no No report, resolutions or proceedings sf any
cOTpOEston, society association or public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention e
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can be
Inserted, unlesss paid for. a an advertisement.
rs CONTRACTS for yearly advertising Will not be
,iseoathucd Hnles3 aa order y thai effect is Jeff at
the Office, and when discontinued in hess than a
wear the price Of the whole wear will he charged.
u0 Legal advertisements hereafter viii De pub
isle at thc expense Of the attorneys ordering and
s, 5elayabl fUr legal proceedirgs but cUfiectable
At our usual time ~ = n1fH'a
na Our terms for Job Work and transient adycr-
tisements are CASH 't
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Fry y letter from Springfield, Illinois,
pshlishcd in the Philadelphia Press, givcs
the plan OF the Administration for the de-
feat OF Douglas, as follows: -...r'
The people turn out by tens of thousands
To hear Douglas, and | of the opinion
that Lincoln's men would give up the con-
test were IL not for the aid they are receiv-
ing from those who have boltcd the regular
democratic nominations in this State, and
brought forward II ticket of their own for
State officers. protesting to be fighting by
order of the Administration at Washington.
They are led on by Cook, Carpenter, Leib &
Co, of Chicago, set of desperate and
dishonest politicians without moral charac-
ter or political honesty, Their plan of
operations is to prevent such democrats as
they can control from voting for the regular
nominees of the party for the Legislature,
and to get them if possible to vote for the
Republican candidates in all the counties
where they have not strength enough TO get
up tickets of their own for the Legislature,
which, is the case in most of the counties in
the State. Their whole object is to defeat
Mr.. douglas and to elect Lincoln in his
stead. / am sorry TO say that this course is
urged by some of the leading men of your
State, Senator Bigler and J. Clancy Jones
amongst the number, as well as by SHdell OF
La and Bright of Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01

HJks.fT Gg.n BELTf.s-(r!..--Tor roft.te Ut
II teTly statements lnade IN advertisements in
another column, about the New York. Betting
Co. yulcaniZed Rubber Betting and Packing il iS
only necessary 70 say that the editors Of the SCI
ENTIFIC AMERICAN. in long and elaborate ar
tcle IN then columns (which every reader Of that
Invaluable paper hos seem recommends the New
York Betting Co = Betting above all others, and By
way Of a ciincher tbey state that they il on al
their presses and nsacLinery
This Company e wealthy, and am authorized 70
grarantec tie ARTICLES made by them equal, IL not
superior o. any other make.
7 he rapid safe of ihe New York Betting 20 our
largest macbinists, mills and factories tto men who
JUICES and cannot be ,sceiyed) n sufficient eTi-
dence Of its value hut the testimony Of the Soien-
tifc American cant Be set aside py a oispaEeelns
competitor. s-Sue cef-
Just opening the eighth thirDient 70 me Of Belt
= inc since summer Tor sale az Cincinnati Prices
CHARLES : WELLS, New Sto-e-sr
- dec3 b. - Opposite J. " Maghee eOE.
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LABILlTIES- ..-. ... Hif
The anscunt " Liabilities due not ,ne
Ca banks eth hsr crc-iitors-nothing.
L'rses adjusted and due-none.
Lssses adjusted and not II n36 20
Lo>-.s adjusted, in SUSPENSE. waiting
further proof l6l $50 g
All other claims against the Company
SMALL for printing &c.
Agents instructed to take no risks exceeding slO,
ooO without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
village varies
The greatest amount allowed to le insured in any
blor-k also varies
-Thr Charter Act OF incorporation and afis'iid-
Iaent is Iierewitls pr,s.nted. kZskzAzs@.
II - T1IOS. h. BRACE, J,
III u 4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01

4 HucE OxE-Thcre is remarkable ne
gro boy in Polk county, Texas. He has
two faces fixed on'oppoSite parts OF the head,
with mouth. nose aud chin. go full and per-
feet that it is impossible TO tell which is the
front face when the body is hid from view.
lie is about six years old. healthy, of very
sound mind, runs and plays among other
children with as much SprightlineSS as could
be expected from one of his age.
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IsEW'.sRHII:sE OFLC.nRER at

afv the Now Lumber Yard, ,oornr ct Mann and
Eighth Streets.
Is aRpEK 10 make room for our new stock of
LUMBER now here, aud the way, We will sell
our pryIumber NJ very low prices, and les THAI
ever before offered in fhis market.
We have good stock Of Pine -Shinglcs Dre>s
Flooring, Dr,ss Ceiling, &C, always on hand.
We will b. receiving Lumber direct from our MIL
i'm Pennsylvania by every rise during the season
WATSON, NEWBERkf * CO.
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ET.s.N.yT-IAAE PsPER WIRE.

-EIhouse.- have now ON hand, and offer on
liberal terms we'll assorted stock for printers and
tookbincers, among which we name
500 bmdles Printing Paper, assorted sizes
Ieo0 Straw Boards IoOo Tar Boards, 3 -
As well as colored Printing Paper Plain Cap and
Hose fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and eolored
Cards and Card Boards, which we can have cut to
any size; Post-oficc paper. Manila Wrapping
Printers Ink, &c. We also beg leave to call the
attention Of dcsiers 10 stock Of 1890 bundle.
Wrapping Paper. and 100 gross Of Bonnet Boards
The highestTnariset price paid for Rags "a e11e
bl - TESSEY 4 s0RENsoS,,
DOW.DER, SHOT, CPS .S.f.D
II Lead. for sale at L. ,HsCook 4 SONS
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Boston, Mass, II minutes past IL.
Portland, Me-, l6 minutes past II.
Philadelphia, Pa, - minutes past H..
Baltimore, Md, ~ minutes past II. =
Richmond, Va, 40 minutes past H..
Buffalo, y. V, a minutes past Ii.
Charleston, 5. C., 36 minutes p,.<t IL.
Pittsburg, Pa, ~ minutes lEt:tll.
Wheeling, Va, st minutes past Ii.
Cleveland, Ohio, 30 minutes past H..
Augusta. Ca, 30 minutes past IL.
Detroit, Mich, "a minutes past IL, q
Coluhbhs, Ohio, % minutes past ii. -
Cincinnati, Ohio, 20 minutes past IL.
indianapolis, lud., IL minutes past ].
Louisville, Ky f, = minutes past IL.
Chicago, H.. . minutes past IL.
New Orleans, La, % minutes past IL.
IT. Louis, Mo-, 80 miuutGs past 10.
81. Paul, MIMI, IA minutes Frst 10. .
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HOT ELS.
S,aEaW-O0D HOCsE, IT,

~ BYERS Proprietor. Corner First and Locust
streets. Evansville, Ind. One square from steam
I,stt landing. H. my.'-i.
IgD.5.Hs HOUSE, HEsNDE RSO.N,
e-H Nv. East sid, Elln- bet~rrn First and Sec
ond streets JAMES {. ADAMS. lProprietor.-
The Louisville and Shawneetosn Stage Offices kept
at tn, above House. .a.s.- -s.-iF fsii-ls augl1
1EI.N.sFO.S' HOCSE, W.EST SIDE
0EA of the public square, Princeton, Ind s. +.
WILSON. Proprietor. - -. septl
yEyHh,S .f.NEHEl.fYA.Ei HOTEL,
q yine..nncs. Iud II. NJ. .CLARk.zProprietor- -
This house has been refttcd and refarnishe and Is
now ir nneorheETA u lZss a Y sSSs
<NUTI. HOTEL, W:sTBR lSTREB1,
|, IL between Mann and division, Exafts vile, Ind.
octI.rf wN- n. BpttDCRT, Prop
. ID EELER HOCsE, sE,Ax.AN'CRyv.N-1S
I'D IRd. Opposits the o.6 NJ RI H. office. IT
J. BEELER, Fropristor.L sfeh3-r
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'.TwELvE O'CLOCK Ar NEW YORK. -Ap-
pleton'S Railway and Steam Navigation
thide for June has, on page ~ a q Time
Indicator, which shows the difference of
time between various cities in the United
States. When it is twelve in New York, it