Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 194, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 November 1855 — Page 3

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Th Public Schools. Laist week the Common Schools were re fciwvcd to tho splendid large Fublic School building, of which we recently made a notice la detail. Although it will be a much longer walk than formerly to those pupils residing a the lower part of the city, yet their quarters will be so much more comfortable when once in school, as to amply make up for incon- . , e. Iii . i Veniences. Besides long walks will be healthy! , On the return of the editor, he intends mak ing a personal call at this buildirg, to report Ihe condition of things in a full occupancy. i II IV EU IXTlSIaLlUEXCfi. POET 0? EVANSVIILE. ARRIVALS AND DUPAKrCKES EST ERDA Y. Alvln Adams, from Pudu.ah Lockt, for L.ulvville. Miser Wave, from Pittsburg for St. Louit. Ait W. Wallaea, frt.ni Pitt burg, for St. Louit. Iafender. from St Lau if. for Pittsburg. ' ork. from Clio aueti r St. Louit. Yaha, from Cineiaaati. (at Si. I " Baltimore, from St. Louis, for Lsaievill. U. Sheridan, fro a Loa t lie, for New Orleant. ... ' i. 1 i r A 6 acknowledge the receipt Irom Our rriend Cliarley Cliurchill, clerk of the J. M. Stock well, of a large package of New Orleans, Vicksburg, and Memphis pap ;rs. The StockWell passed up Saturday night, leaving over i.00 sacks of coffee on our wharf. The Highflyer passed up from St. Louis Sunday morning crowded with passengers. Many of them were Delegates on their way to the Louisville Conven'.on. She was 'doubtless tilled "chuck full" of people before Tier arrival at Louisville. The fast and excellent packet We Vjarvin arrived and departei from our port last Sunday. She took up a large number of delegates to the Louisville Convention from Hen'derson and this city, and expected to be hailed about every mile of her upward trip, to take on more. , The David White passed down yester'day morning, bound for Ncw Orleans as usual, he relieved our wharf of a large amount of freight, chiefly wheat and flour. The Dick Thomas from Cincinnati for New Orleans had a tremendous freight for a boat of her size 800 tons, drawing nearly 9 feet, and with her guards in the water. Among other prodece were lSl soldiers from the Newport Barracks, and 45 horses. She was compelled to have 900 ton3 of freight. The United States steam dredge boat George W. Jones, was sold at Alton, on Tueslay last, for 2,910. The boat engine, dredging apparatus and two mud machines, all went together, and were purchased by J. A. Cassell, Esq., of Jacksonville. Tho original cost was between eighteen and twenty thousan J dollars. At the same time, some iron and other materials remaining from the United i.lAj ut..amaw f; rl li rr- la-na nil rfri! CAfl YiV N?bALGt3 nMKUlVI wj..-, . va . ...... . - Vj M;dsr. Hanson & Dunford, of Alton, for $220. ,'. . .' " The J. P.Tweed was advertised to 'to leave Cincinnati yesterday for New Orleans, and mar be expected to-morrow or the dav after. The Delta was also advertised to leave thi same day, but one will certainly lay over. The Harrison Bridges is getting a new cabin on at Louisville, which will detain her there some little time. The T. C. Twichcll took in considerafreight here last Sunday for New Or : The New York laid at tho wharf for several hours jester Jay morning, bound down. Thanks to P. G. OT.iley, Esq., (our own Pat) for late Louisville papers, as usual in advance of the mails. The Alvin Adams passed up Sunday night, barely touching at the wharf. The Kate Frisbee passed up last Sunday morning on the Kentucky side, after having been aground about 0 months ou plumb Island. - A Tino new steamer called the Yuba, heavily freighted and twing a barge, passed tip yesterday ihorning. -The magnificent Belle Sheridan touchVj.l at our wharf, downward bound, yesterday :at 2 o'clock P. M. We thank her gentlemanly clerk for polite attentions in tho way of "late Uatos." The Ohio passed up Sunday at 7 o'clock A. M. light. : The Canada a new boat for Ouchita ior aad the Bayers pas.d down Sunday at 2 oVlock A. M. The James Paul leaves to-day for Mt. taVmei. fjf-We clip the following Items from the Iiouisvillc Courier 24th: S alk of the S. F. J. Tbabue. Capt. White has purchased the S. F. J. Trabue for the purpose of placing her permanently in tbe lower - trade as a regular weekly packet between New rlean and V'icksbürzh. She will bo token 'over to the docks and thoroughly overhauled io as to make her, in all her arrangements T-ciüal to anvtinnsi that Dlduzhs tho waters of the Lovyer Mississippi. Tho Trabue connects with ine steamer P. C. Wallis, running from all points On the azoo river to Vicksburg. The Wabash; at last accounts, was very hi with an abundance of produce at Terro Haute, awaiting shipment south, a portion of which will Us shipiKiJ to rsow Urleans on the Hun gar an, that had been cbirtoredfor thai pur pose. ' The Monarch, of Cincinnati, arrived from New Orleans betöre daylight yesterday with a h;avy cargo, drawing 8 feet water, and was compelled to take the Cincinnati chute. The J. B. Carson, a weak propellor, after using her liest energies- yesterday to ascend the fails, found sho couldn't raisa steam enough', tck.-l out and crawled through the ditch,- or C itnnmti chute. fw, Cour. 2l!h

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Tha Mississippi river at St. Louis, WcdnesIcet water 10 uiuro. attkv3 Aboct the Lasdiso. The river luvs receded Ihirty-threö inches since yesterday, and stationary on the Falls last night. The last Id its doftri report the river filling fi om Pittsburg here. Freights were offering freely for New Orleans and Pittsburgh yesterday . Cm. Col. 2Uh. M.UtUIX UUlChS) IUMUII.U. rrvilfi uadersigned wouli respectfully iaierm th pall a J. that ho bai removed nil 3iarr.it vv orso t. firi a rest, between Vine and Seamoro nearly opposite A poll. Hall I bar also jagt received a large lot of iiae Marble, whieh I will sell at the lowe pi ice. 1 haf. had manj years experience as a practical workman, and ill give penoual attcnt on to every piseeei wora. ah kiuoi wert manuisciurea niter the-ete,sttyie. wbu Motomfnu, Tni. Head and tvot atone and Marbl. Work g-ferally. ar.d it prices whith will mke tt to th m'erert ot all who are wanting anything ia bot lino of business to give me a e.ll. Particular attention will b given to erdtra lent (rem a distance. j Dvuerreotrpes inserted ia Tomb Stones in the safest man- . nor whin ordered. All work mi ranted, revis tf JOnVHYDR. FAIlUit K' JejA . A t'MrORM STAN DA KD OP 'E!HTS, i ad a correct srs.em of weighing, are sabieete i claiming the attention of every individual ia the comm-intty i and a Her. and it ia of tbc aimott import. ace shalaa instrument o UBiitrnMi called npon to aeeue quettiuaa of great r ue ia tiie d..ily and hourly transactions of j bo-tuess, should bo of sseh r- liu.ility and exactness as to I secure the eunndcuie oi all those who may be ar.ee t-s by tbe (rrs-il a itidicattd. The invention of tfcese Scales, and the improvements tbtt , have been from tine to time adopted, are the result of mane I years close objiervatioa a&d pr-ieucal experience: and the i maaufacturt r have now brought tht m to eurh a degree f ae- ' ennrv that thev mar safely be relied upon ia every tranaae- ! tioa Iv weight. Their construction ia urea the ia..t .-rrect ma'hcmaLicul Drineirles: all deficit to eummonlr met with ia compound l.alancee haee eeea eereme by practical skill aD faithral workmauhip: and hence their oper- tioa ia deli cate. an-2 a ev-re case nnerriariy correct. The reputa loa which tbee Sfaiet have acquired haa ttea f ateadr growth from thecommeac; t at to the prree' t time, aad ia bated apon the priaoiple adopted by tbe maaufaeturere. and aerer deviated from, of ailuwir.r aone hut perleet weutbing machiuea to go forth from their establishment. Bv a etriot adherence to thia principle the eoaridcace f tbe pahliaia the accuracy of the-e Weiching Vaehiaet hatuaiily incr.ael aad with it the demand, autil. from tmail beg'a'atnga. their mtnufActure having annually advanced, amounted daring the veer Iff-'e to aearlv hlf a million of doil.ra. llORNBROOK & CIirPCHll.L, aevli-dkwltA Agentt for Rvaaaville. M H G.Vi, KEli.- 6c Pit ESTOS, JOBBERS OF FOREION AND DOMESTI0 DRYOOODS, Notions, HuU.l apv, Uoiiuetn aiitl Shueae HAVKaowon ha. i a v.ry lure and general assortment ot lry ii -odii, :uuiatiui; la part ot tho bedt stleso( the richtet and brightest eoloia ot America au-y 1'rinla: blue and white, clue and orauge. black and white, solid black and fancy colors; rJugdah aud Kreuch solid and hgured oil ani deop au-! seeoad nviiiruiug do; ficaiugs. trleachiUaud brown shirt ngs, do Drill . and -4 light ai.d heavy hrooa Sheeting b!a: aud colored Cumbricv. Orercoatiugs. Satiaow, tweeds, ty. Jeiui. blik aal fancy Cassimeres, black Sitiaand Wo -lea Vetinr: scarlet, yellow, white and Salisbury spotted r'launel. bleaclieu and rowa Cottoa t laanels, pltid linMys: 2, i, uJ bushel Stark Mills W heat Uog3, single and seorulese beging, toweling Uanvass, 1'addli.g. Silosiaa broaa tlollanl-. black Silks Florence do, .Her.es, i black and blue Broadcloths W'oolca lirawers aad Suiru, bhirtinc Striiies. Apron and Csledo .ia birtiog Checks, rich Colored tauey Cotton and Wooleu Coat Linlug. 4-4 Whest and w ool urging. riAia uiugnam. puis ana origm rien colored Mancbesierand Hamilton Ue Laines. Persians Chilli. eras. : burrs and Dermo UressOooos, H-.hair and Silk Black Aluaeas: colored plain and bgurcd do' black aud col ored Velve o. grar and white Bed aud Saddle Blankets. Denims. Irish Lineas: Cotton. Oil. Mlk and Linen ilaadkerchieit. black aadoolored Silk Cravats: (Hnghamdo, nnenaao eotuiu: Wlea-htd sn 1 brown Jacquard Uouon labletloths. M orsted and Cotton colored laLle covert, ritt us, Inbroilat, As. Vf rt 11 K UUKU3. Swiss and M ull nfaslint. Bishop and Victoria Lawns, plain and plaid Cambrics, and Jaconets, ot all ualiticsaBd prices. SHAWLS. Plata aad embroidereil Bay State Long Shawls. 61 by 1. and 1 by lliiaehes: larire and small plaid Woo en do. bla.t aad colored embrcidered Casjimere do; searlet. orange and Nazarene blue, plain and embroidered smgleandloiigbawlt HOSIERY AND QLOVKS. White, blaok. alate and grey miaei Cotton Hose: black. white and mixed Merino do: Alpaea. Prussian blac and Meraviaa dot ingrain black Spun Silk do: aliases' whit, brown, mixed aad slate Hose: rrev mixed Lambs-wool do: ehi drea'a plaia aas plaid Gormanto n Woolen Host: men's white, brawn and mixed cotton Malt close: grey erine do: women's white, blaek. slate and colored Cotton Gloves: plain an embroidered Lille TLread do. colored Cashmere do glace silk lined dot blue, black aad oolored Silk do. and Kid do: Mieee' colored Cottoa tttovee. Cashmere o: ohlldrea'awoolea Olives: m-a'l white, black and slate Cotton liloree. Lisle Thread do. Wolen do. B rlin lined do. Bu.ikskin do, and Buckskia Mitui bays' Cloth Ulovet, Outboa and Lisle Thread Gloves. JiOTiONS. Snspendert, white and colored Spool Cnttoat. wbltt aad colored Skein d--. b'ack and drab Linen Threads, black and oolor d Sewing Silke, black and drab Twists: black, white col. -red Cottoa Tapea, wh'ta L aea Tapes. Linen Brains eolered Wersted di: bonnet, cap. b nek and colored Taffeta Kibb at. i lack Sint elv t do: side, ruck, r -etet. Jvory sa I btnclish raw-horn Kiae and Dressing Comb. Lead and flata Pencils, Steel Pent. Pen-holders. Knvelnptt. Memorandum Boots, Cap end Lette Paper, i rappins do Comfort-e-t: Sew ng Darning and Netting KmIIki white and J.psn noogl ana r.ye. siivereo ann wanaeni no. urt-monal-1. Pins. Pound an1 Hair do. Thimbles. Purset. Pearl and Agate Ahirt Button: Vest. Coat. Overcoat and Suspender do. Dress d i. Kaaor Strops Shavins Brnhee and Boxet aad Soapt Percussion Caps. Hat and Water ir of do. 81 tes Wafers Jewelry, eta. BOVS HUKUA.t, itU riSllU.1. DUUGGISJ ü, PHYSICIANS, AND Ci-MNTltY MEUCHA. NTS. r t IIB undersigned bare now in store a large stock of drugs X medicines, chemicals, oils, paint?, varnishes, dje W'.adt. glass wire, patent aedicines. brusl.es. etc. te. tad are eonstautlv reeeivinc fresh sunolict from the manufaetnrraand Kastrra markets, which they are determined to sell tt a small advance. Our articles art all selected with great cart, tad warranted o give satisraotion as to geouintnes. quality and price. S-irgiotl inttrumeuu trusses, abdominal tupi ortvrs, ana tboulder braeee of tne most approved styles. Alo a large eupply of Daguerreaa stock, oonsisttng of l Ute caeca, cheaioalt, etc., at a small asranct from Kastern pricea . Mrs. Miller's fine eat tobacco, aad a chalet lot cf old Uarasa Secart. Bird cases, aeedt and fountaint. Merciiantt and dealers will please eall and examine oat took when n the city, and all ordert will be attended to im mediately, and carefully packed. tats C. Hai.i.ocs. liALLOCK ' STODDARD, W. H P. Stoduabd-S Wholesale Druggiete, ootj-tf Mala lt.. near the river. )OMROV SiLT.-'WtMi Salt at tht river, railio depot aad cans, Kr salt by evU GEO. FOSTER t OO. IEI-IVKWKif FWtSri OF 'H IRKK. ALL Uro J bought of na will be -.eltvextd to any part wt th- city ratof charge. augl 1. it D. HB1MAXN. Ul IV Kt Received 6 jars Fresh Pmaes lbstaoh, I fortaloby BOVIS I. & X. UEIMASN. pbA! K ! TK Keeeived: 4 half eheste Packet Tea. yi poaad papers. in eaddiea Imperial tea. , 13 do ea h; it no do 10 do Gaapwdtr, do do do da do do; do, do; do; do; 13 13 ao do 6 10 da Touug Hytoa, 13 15 do do 6 For tale at reduced Priesa br ovo i. ö. v. tici-HAasr. r, 00,000 SMOOTH Percussion Caps, tut' bales Oaeum; just received by NOTICE. A.O. ADLKRSBEBO. WILLIAM K EMPF. Lamatco City Surveyor. Civil Lngmeer. fTvirB undersigned hava joined into Partnership in the B. Surveyor and (Kvil Engineer Business, aad aolicit tbe patronage of the pnil. All oreeva tor surety tag, t.ewifing. tte will bt panetnally atteaded to aad promptly execu'ed Maps. nans, t iewa. Lirawmgs. etc made to order with neatneas and dispatch. nevi-t-4nt - JtuuhKSBSKU g aenrr COPAUT.KKIISIIIP IVÖTICE. HAYING conneated with me in tht Foundry and Machine Business WM. A. DUNN and ff. TAYLOR, they both being good Praetical Meebaaics in the bosiaeft. would hero snv that ws intend to do as good work, and on ao reason able terms, as any la tha city w mtead warranting our wort whea done, both ia workmaaiihip aad material, at well ia quantity as ia quality. tVeask a linerul patronage from tho o who wish anything la our Hue of aueia-. ealeulatiag aot only t" get vu'ir iBoa-y 'or what we a, but exnrtmg to reap eorre glory also. novll HEN RY SC1IRIRKK JIECII.VSICS WOK KS, FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, OFFIOK ON GOES ER OF FIRST AND DIVISION STS kVAKSVILLK. IM. HENRY SCHEIBEE c CO., Tl T ANl'FACTrRERS of Steim Knginee. Fire F.Bglaes. Iva. Hydraulic Pressee. robaooo Serewt and Presses, aaw Mill and Oris Mill Machinery, BniMing Catigs. Horsepower Thro-hwrt Corn Shtll.-r. Lsrd alettleo. Lara Presses. Railroad Work Steamboat Repairs done etc. Tastings of every deserp'ioa made to order a short aotfeo. Steam boilers Lard Tanks, and all tiit fixtures eetengiag thereto. Brass Castings af all kinds made ia order. All work done ia this establishment arrnted. f-RNKY SCHTMBEB, WM A. DUNN, WM. TAYLOR. aortS Proprietors. Crt PIRT.KnIIIP XOTIPK. THEsnnwrioera have this dav foro'Oii t Oo-Dsrtnership ander the name aad style of JOSEPH C JKWELLa; CO., for the tranaaction of the V holesale Dry tsood. CloAi ins Hau aad Caps and Boota and Shoos Butiasss. Uivs nt a sail attheoorasr of V ioo aad first ttreetn. sKS-Count aad Clo Orders wanted ia asohaare 'or Onods. EPH O. JKyBI.fc. St(tO-ef . tliFOKU.

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Sf POETED ZXPEESSIY FOE THE JOTTENAL Later from California. New Orleans, Nor. 24. Steahiship Daniel Webster has arrived with dates from San Francisco to the 5th inst She brings 250 additional men, who had left San Francisco to join Gen. Walker on the Isthmus, The Indians in Oregon coiitintlc their depredations. , ... The latest intelligence from the mines state the yield continues encouraging. The Daniel Webster left Panama on the 19th inst. Gen. Walker is still at Grenadai and had quiet possession. Col. Wheeler formally recognized Gen. Walker's government. Gen. Walker was daily receiving accessions to his forces. Gen. Coral was found guilty of treason and shot in pursuance of his sentence Ilspora has been banished. Col. Kinney remains at Graytown; 50 of his men deserted him and joined Gen. Walker. Washington, Nov. 25. The Union says it is authorized by the State Department to say that Mr. Buchanan had two conferences with Lord Clarendon in reference to the West India Spiadron. The Earl declared that the Squadron had been dispatched for no purpose unfriendly to the United States. Its object was to protect the commerce of great Britain against Russian Privateers, three or four of which were fitting out at New York, and one brig was nearly ready to go to sea. Their particular vessel was a large fast clipper, specially intended to intercept the British conveying gold to Europe from Australia, with the purpose, firsf, to capture one of the Cunard steamers. In justification of this statement the Earl of Clarendon referred to the barque Maury, as represented in affidavit communi cated by Mr. Barclay to Mr. Crampton, and by him transmitted to the British Government and at the same time laid before our Government. My former dispatch having been unauthorizedly contradicted, I report on the best information that the present determination is not to forward copies of the Presidents message to distant newspapers as heretofore in advance of its delivery to Congress. It may not even be presented until that time. Baltimore, Nov. 26. A party of five young men, last night entared the Washington Hotel, corner Eutaw and Camdon streets, and having drank very freely, refused to pay for the liquor. The proprietor's brother Eugene Brader, attempt ed to put them out, when one of them named Jno. Faxing shot Eugone, killing him instantly, One of the gang named Charles Robinson at tempted to shoot the proprietor of the house, but fortunately both balls lodged in the floor. All tho party was arrested and committee for examination. New York, Nov. 26. -The Ocean Bird has arrived. She brings Havana dates to the 20th. It is reported thatZarril! is appointed Gov. General. Advices from Nicaragua state that Don Kivas is inarguratcd President New Orleans, Nov. 24. By an arrival from Galveston, datcsto the 23d have been received. lion. Thomas J. Roark has been unanimously re-elected to the Unilted State Senate for the term of six years. New IIa ten, Ct. Nov. 25. Yesterday evening two policemen named Thos. Cumming and Win. Grant attempted to arrest a man m an Irish grocery, when the gang present fell upon the officers and beat them so severely that Cumming3 d ei this morning of injuries, and it is feared that Grant cannot recover. Pittsburgh, Nov. 2G. There are 17 feet 6 inches water in chan nel and falling. Cincinnati, Nov. 26. The river has fallen 6 inches. Flour sales of 819 bbls at 8 16a8 20. Wheat sales of 300 bushels white at 1 76. Red 1 65. Hogs dull, sales of 383 head at 6 C5a6 80. Whisky firm and in good demand, Biles ot .AI bbls at otjg. sugar iair auu prime li&tJi- Molasses in good demand, sales of 150 bbls new at 39. New York, Nov. 26. Flour declined, sales of 8000 bbls at 9 50 for choice State, 9 89 for good Ohio, and 10 for Sjuthern. Wheat improving; Western red 2 14, Southern red 2 22a'. Corn declined mixed 1 65l.f. Mess nork improved. Beef and lard firm. Whisky improving, seles at 41!. Baltimore, Nov. 26. Flour steady. Wheat 3 to 4cts better. White and yellow corn at 90a95; new white 70 te 80. Bacon sides 14c, shoulcers 13al34,' , Mess pork 21 50. BOOTS AXD SHOES. GREAT INCREASE IN TUR MAMMOTH STOCK. AND Lo! StLU They Come!! OCR stock of Boots aad Shoes is bow complete, em bra eing every variety of men's and boys . youths' aad children's heavv and light work; womoa'aand misses' cearae aed 6ne Boom. Buskins Ties and Slippers, made to aar own order and warranted to wear well Our ttoek it doable the eise of any other ia tbe eity. Wa have direct eoaaeetiea with the largest aad beet manufactories InNew England. Oar aa ire time anO atteatioa ia givea to tha parchase aad sals of GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES; And g'viag thia one branch of merchandising oar eaflrt atI tention. we have a decided advaatage aver tnoeo waota ime Is oc-Mipied ta msaing ap assorvaeate at uua narrate, aauee Pans. Fish hook., Ssuiig-s Rat Tr p, aad Corduroy im pos-sibla-to-Biove-abo -withoat-aMet. Buy yowr Itoota aau snoesoi tsootana noe ueaiers, yonr Notion of Notion Houses, and Dry Goods from Dry Goods Houtes. A tity it as place for eountey taret. ' HENORlCK-t 4 MrRKA, novIS F rat t rect. Fostr Bloek. Miirt'.i. FIR K IX.PIHSCK COMP- of VAXUKttUt'HMH JüfJjTV. I.D. niRRCTORSt Robert Barnes, John S. Hopkins, Wm. J7et'!man, Philip Decker, H. D. Allis, Wm. R. Pres- i ton, and Wm. Jiakcr. , rp if., . or tin fTtHIä Compasy is o,w prepared to Lake risks apoa pro perty sltaate in toryi aaa trountry. wtnia tne nouaaa e ennntieeoltV'aaderbnTgb. Posey. Gibsoa and Warrick, j icatioa may aa mivs to tht Secretary or titaor af ths IMreeters. n M, BAKEk. trttt.' 1 JtsEviai Beim, Sts'ry. e&.iy

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OFFICE OF THE DAILY JOURNAL, 1 TrjggDAT MuKsiiKQ, Not. XI. FLOTJR No talet yanspired We quote at tS to W 21, WHEAT In demind at $1 50. CRN 31 to 40c, exclusive of lackt. O A TS 30t bushels told at J8e, without btg. EVE Ia d maad at 73e. Receipts small. OITNNV BAGS Advanced. S.000 told at Me SCOAR Sal at TS to 7c in hhdt. and S to j. it I bit. JlOLJsKS Small sales at 37K to lOo. COFFEE Advanced to 12K!3c. Sales I',; lit. HOG MARKET. Hogs. Ws took the round i of Iho pork hrusr. Ii t ereuing, but fuitieJ litllo iufo uiatiou of int -res to our reuJor. At the house of Hull. Hurt & Co,, five hundred head were slaughtered, and at Owele) & C.s estubü.-hinent Gilt bead. S ue ot the other sUblisbuieta w -re hi operation. But few hogs are arriving a Jet, ect.l b tiie Fruukfurt Knilroud. I.Ygs being "Invento miirk.-t vor the direct roads i nd turnpikes hare cot rem-hei the City, except iu few inttau.es, a id lli:i 11 droves at that. Prict-s range as before quoted. 81 3 gross; iGs.6 85i& ralhei ubelict tendency. Lieu. Itn. Hh. The) Ciucinua'i Columbian of the 23d haa the followl s--Hoos." Prices were again belt r to-d-y, and the demand lor lots on the spot exceeded the sunp y titles of 30 hi-ad at 7 00, aiitl 1,200 do next Monday at same. . Eeceits by the E. & C. Eailroad. -MONDAT-IIO bbls bee', Hiwsri Brown Ml oo do, Taj lor Hawey a'do flo r. Allit & Howct Sit bu htai J N Roat 47 do do. Little & Lclebart 101 bbls floor, bte Fiter at Co ad do do. Robt Barnes 2i do do Wat Reilly 67 bu p-.t a to a, Johi. S Uitchsl t hrrse, Sichell& Bowles I veal. 2 hides. I ka mHse. F Ridcle 1 1 x mdse, J J Pcnnirgte i lot m rabies. W Pebble 5 ba potatoes, U V Allis Itdo d. 1 cow. 1 bagthip stuff. W E Freaeh. - AUCTION SALES. l)i:Kf ItAItl.r. HtSlDOCE O.V FOURTH STRKKT FUR SALK. w wvc ir . . i i , ri.it... 17 - V d.uea. wiLh roo t ou.-housea and Cltter . . Vnd ia a ' ood aaiebkorhood. For sa. lieu I an enuuire of SWKKT Si LKONAP. Auctioneers and General Aceat 0. B. LICOJCAtt). . L. IHIkl CBKSCKÄT Art'T!0. DOOMS, orruaiTi: the aaw cot'KT Iioiaa. ORNERAL AUCTIONEERS a; RaAL ESTATE BROKERS, HKSPECTFULLY tender their services to the aititens ot , Ata. eivaasville aad aurioundiDe, country, tor the sale ofslteal aad Personal Property, as tltiuses aud Lou. rurniture. Dry 'roods. Hardware. Groceries, etc. etc.; also particular a tteatiea paid ia all out door sales of everr 'leecrlptiou on reasonable and satislactory term. We shall do exclusivi ly a CoramissiLib Business aud not Uavitig aay aoodwof our own to place ia competition with consignors, both tbe buyer and seller v n.i have a lair aad legitimate market. We will devote onr whole time to the Auction aud Commission business, aad uur friends ana customers may rcat assured that we will spare no eRorta to pleas- them. With prudvneeaud attention to business we hope to merit the eoandenee of all those who entrust their business to our care. Ä KFLREFC P. G. 0'Rn.Y A To., Evaosvillt. Dcvai.l, Al.i.o k CO., 11 em phis. Tena. Wm. Pakk ii Co., do do. Jauks Boll), do do. R. B. Svkks. New Orltaat. Lkwis Ssapp do. Milks B. Foi.keb, Vlcksbarf, Kiss. Ws. McRab. do do. Locxwoou Bnos , Cincinnati, Obit. Kklloo Si Foot. do do. Edwards & RisHsr.i.i.. St Lonis, sio. Rerular tale dayt Tuesdavt. Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'eioek. and every evoaitig duriiit tiie'.ieatin. eommencinf at tarly gasliht. ap5 SWEET At LEONARD. ; Aactloneert. DAXlKLVTOOLSXT HIEAH SELSOX Old Court Honse. Corner of M.iIb and Third ttrtett, immediately opposite tha Wasaingtoa Hotel. HAVING leaaed for a term of yeara and fitted aptlie above well known ttand. we are bow prepared to receive for aalt at aaetioa or private sale, all kinds of soias, waree aad merehaadise-, household furniture, horses, bug give. etc.. cte. Csh advaaees male ob consignment! whea required , Rcsalar sales cverv Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday, commencing at o'clock. A, M Also Tuesday, Wed- et lay and Friday uiahu, at early (at light. uat-doorilea aadtaiea oi real estate promptly ationueu to. Wa are weekly receivinc, and have new ea hand a larire and general assortment of I'URNITIRK, eonsistir g olalat. tpiadle aad banaieter backe, tcroll and seoHop tops, rim back omee, rrnncn, jenny liu, anu duiiii wuou seat Chairs; mahogany and rosi- wood sofa scat Chairs; Elisabeth chairs: annna Beat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centre. card, dining aa l breakfast tables; light and wash stands, lonnget mirrors, fins common and mioses' Ledstesdt. mat tresses, tin ana wiretalct, etc.. wnica wo w in sen a-via-einnati prices. . We have ai-o on htnd a rett variety of notioat. jewelry, Violine, aeeordeone. pocket entlery, gunt, pistols whips, etc.. etc., which ws will sell at reduced prices for cash, wholesale or retail. WOOL3EY i N ELSON.. myS - Auat's. j. w. caoTEtTr . M. lost. i'KVVKKTT Ak LOWE, ATTO RXZTS AT LA W, MADISON V1LLK. KT., Will girt prompt sttentioa to all business tatrutud to their cart. LOOKIMi (iLASMA. 1AM at all timet prepared to furnish Lookiar Olasscs 'i Mahoranr. Walnut, or Rosewood Franira. I.ookini Ulas: riatet. Picture Frames, etc.; also. Mil Frames. Pietnrt Krames, and a general assortment of Pi'-turaa and Oil Paint ings, at wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices J. O. OUST. mhft daw Ina No . West Fourth street. Cincinnati. O. COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION! StcsBd l'er VRRANOBVENTS for the Second Annual Collection of ibis new and popular Institution for tbe dilation of Literature aad Art have been made on tht most i xtoasivt soale. Among tho works already engaged is the far-usaed "GENOA CRUCIFIX," which originally co-tTen Thousand Dollars. ia forming the new Collection, the aiou-'ioB of works ot Amkuicsn Aar. aud the encouragement ol American seniut. havt Bt b-en overlooked Comirlstotis have beea iaeued to many of the mott distinguinlied Auericaa Artists, who will contribute soma of their finest production!. Among them are three Marble Busts, executed by the greatest living Soalptr, iliBA PiiWKM: UKOHCE W.VSIM.YGTO.Y, The Fa:terof hitCountry; Ike Philosopher; D VMEL iniüTKR, The Statesman. A special agent has visited Europe, and made careful aad jadicious ralectieas of loreigu works of Art, both ia Bronte and Marble. Statuary and Choice i'aintinit. The whole formings large and valuable collection of Paatings and Statuary, to be distributed shEE atsoag the Biemsen oi the Association for the Second Year. TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP: Tht payment of three dollars constitutes say oat tainlw of this AssoeiatroB. aad entitles him to either one o the following Magasinea for one year, and alee a ticks ia the diatribu'ioa ot tbe Statuary and Paintings. The Literature iasued to subscribers consists of the following Monthlyagaziaee: Harper's, Putnam's. Knickerbocker, Blackwood's. Graham's. Uoaey's Lady 'a Book, and Household Words. Little's Living Age (weekly), one year, aad two tickets, for 6. Persons taking five memberships are s ititled as any art f the Magazines lor oat year, and to six tickets in the distribution. The net proceeds derived from the tale of memberships are devoted to the purchase of Works of Art for ths ensuing year. Tbe Advantages Secured by becoming a member of this Association are 1st A II persona receive the rn.i. tai vk orniaiR strssenxrTloif at the stabt, ia Ihr shape of sterling Magazine Literature. 21 . Each member is contributing towards parcbasiof choice Wnrksof Art. which are to be ditribnted among themselves, aad are at the same time encouraging ths Artiatt of the eountey, disbursing thousands of collar through ita agency . Persons in ermittinq fcniis lor membership will please give their rosT-nrricie Almaus in gCLn. stating the month th.v wh tha Marazine to eolrmenco. and have the letter reei'tered at the Poet-omce to prevent loss: on the receipt of which a eer incat er membership, together witn tnc nagazias desired, will ba forwar isd to aay part of tbe country. Those who purchase Magazines at book stores will observs !ht or loini r -his Association. tH KT EECK1TR THE M AO AXlaE AMD FREE TlCEKT I THE ASXC At, DISTKIBCT10M, alia the eame Dries they now pay for tht Magaaine alone. ( Beautifully illustrated Catalogues, giving fall descriptions, tent rEE on application. For membership, addreit O. L. DERBY. Aotaary C. A. A. A oltber of the principal otTi-ee Kaickerbocker Magasiaa" omee. S48 Broadway. Nsw York, or Western Omee. 16 Water street. Sandu.ky. O. Subscriptions received bv F. . EAKNHART. BorS-wtf Honorary SscTataiy fr Evansvills. Ind . TAKEN CP, Mi BT ME. an the 2Sth of October, a Sorrel Vtrse. sunoed to be from 12 tt. tf yearsild. and lUr in the forehead He bad on a Rlaek QniltSadd'e and ao beiile. Ihe owaereaa obtain bias by ealling at my house and paying expen'es. . L. OLM3TFD. On Prineeton Road, botI 4- wSt H mi' from Pigeon Bridge. TAVEKS ri)K SALE, IN GRAY VILLE ILLINOIS. raiHRvery destraMs Tavern Stand, known as tbe Eaeia B Horse, together with all the Furaiture a d . uteres thereto attai-hed. is offered for salenpoa the most advantageous terms. The dwell'Bg haa a bar room, two parlors or spacious dining-room, kitehea ia tbe baaemeatstory, aad tea bed chambers oa the upper story, all eoaveaiently arranged. A large aad commodious Stahls csa be obtained sear She premises. . Ttrmtofsalt made ksew-a Ussy sa sped laulreof tha Prtrprietflr. srt-4tw

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hVHHS() i.iv . . 4M Kit ir a a. nrua. UY FiiRAIii'B. UK ClIlLLt NUFE'a . uji't i opular aid rertaia vemertv now kaoaa.- loa'people and presj evervwhere scak of ltia tlte hithest terms ot cemm:ntation. It is pltasant to take, does aot pur.o. vom: nx sweat, bnt inv:gnratfs tha system. It contains ao Arsenic, slercury. Strich niae, Qirsin'', or ay other oisoaeat or 1st -jarius drug, but it i an oittiaally ti'iteotcred Auti lote to ?f alariAe Aad at aa AGVK KILLER ft has no eonal. ' C 11 aid rt a ctTeular teataiulae ee-tsi. cares from Prof-ssora. Phyv-oitnt. Clrrjrv men . and the Press. I Price 73 cents per hoi or three boxta fcr 11: can fce ei.t by j mail to any part o! the Vaited tates A liberal detlcetiea ; made to the trait. WaalesaK and retail I'y J. D. PARfT. f Cj. Fourth sad Wa'nntsireru Ciaeinasal. W V l:0 BERTS. lndi-.nol a rwPL'??': ' I. So. S'X etrtet. 1 bilada phia. a.iv7-ewSm WOnt.SET SAWt EM Wholesale and Retail Areata at Kvsnsvi'.le. lad. DR. KVKKOVS HEALTH R EgTOH ATI 1, Ariti-Eyspeptic and Anti-Bilious I ills, Vfel'PERKlR FAMILY THYSIC. entirely vegetable; mild and pleasant In ths r action, they improve the appetite, sad site tine to the iees'.irs organs, and obviate Costivenes. Piles. Headache, and all Bilious Uisordera Coiloa, etc. Wholesale and re-ail by J. D. PAKK, Cor. Feunh and TtTalnnt treets. Cincinratf, V VT. ROBERTS, 'ndiaaapolit. Proprietor WM. E". EVEKSON, M. D., No. 7 So. Sistk trst, rhiladelpliia. nov7-daSaa WHY FH.MALE3 el FFLIl l HiiALTH. THE MAnEiii) WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL C0RÄPAM10H. BY 1E. A. M. UArF.ICEAN", PKcrKssox vr mseas ls cr woau. One Hundredth JZLVon (500,000) 18m. ??. 230. A a'undard ork et ttalMihfd rrrotatir, found clarttd ia lb etlo)iue;ot th reit Trrte 6aiiof New Ytrk, Fhilufli hi, aon otht r eitiT and old by th jr io-i; 1 louKtrllfis in liie I nHod Stu. EVERT wtOatlan en fcr di-rovor. bj con;t.rirg br tvi ijm itönn with those deserited. tht &tur. el.i-tr and eanaa ot her complaiait. and be spared much anxiety aad aatftjring, aj well aj the ubploauüieE8ol inaknff k.ittB to, ot tr akinicinquirif of a ptysicUn. in respect to the nuraLerlea. ailments to which she is subject. Ti e wife aboot bveemm a mother has often need oi instruction and adTi.e in resti to fcer situation, which she will hcret-ad. la is book leliihr. what U tha matter, and tell her what to do 'or it, ia slmaU but chaste words, and such aa sho ean utidt-rstskl. Those suffering trom obstructions or irregularities peeuliai to the Umale jtfm, or In-ni FKOLAfetb Ltlui (taiLing rl the wnutb). or iivm ri LOH ai i:Cü, wil. each find in ku .at1 a the means o? irTntioji, nmelioraticD , aiiu rdirt. Much di tress of sair.d, a rll aa thound ecuniTil miht be sfcTfid to Ter hust nnd. if tho siuifilent laws apptr-taiaiua-to the marr.es;o rtate tre beitr umier-ttiod. 'that, th j are Bot better anderstnod is traceable to that natvtal aud aitufts - cnnimendable sensitiveness that will rather anficr thaa consult or con Terse with oven a medical man in respect to complaints peculiar to the female only. In a copy of "The Marrioi Woman Private Medieal Companion. everr fvuale haa m rlivsician that knows and dpcrbje her ev'Tj e mptem. fewling aud ailment, anoi which she on ooosult at alJ times without violence to her sensitiveness . Extract of aletter from a gentleman in Dayton. Ohio. Datto, Mar 1. 147. Pr. A.M. Macrickax: My DearSir: My wire has toon perceptibly ainkios: tor -owe ti.reeyear.ormtre, m coosequenee ofitrvrat anc-uiah ndsullericgsop t oionth before and duriat ftonnat-mrnt ; every suecm-'i v-? one more and more debilitated and protruti her, putULgler life in imminent dauber, and v-hich was on the last oc-aaon dfspaiired of. I supposed that thia atate of thine;- was luevital.lo. and resifriied myself to meet the worst, t beard yonr book htgtijv spoken of, "as containine some matters rearhicK mj rafe. On its receipt aad pv rural J cannot epr s to you the relief it afiordfd my dia-tr-aed mind, and the jry iu im parted to my wifo, on learoinic thatthe are&td.-cevery of M. M. leumeatiz provided a remedy It opened a pro root to mo which I Mule conceived wac pomihle. Bt tor this, ere another yeur wouM hava passed overmy head, in all human probability my wife would have been in lur grave aud my children leit mothorla INDIANA AGENTS: J. M. k J. O. Howe, Tslonminfton; Pavris A Turner (xrnencajtls; James El r. Richmond; V.J. Kaivre, SLelby ville ; O. R. Harvey, Yinreunel : Jamea Beard, II. Fauettv and C. B , llenaly, Kokomo ; J. Snodracs,, Perryyville j A. N. CI'KtnbeTlaiD, fc-lktart; T. J. tanRfim. KocHoTt ; M. C. Duatin, Jeffei-son ville t W. Allien. FtanVÜn ; I, C. Appleaatc, Delphi, and SAMTKL MHTKU. Lvan-vtlle, J9r- lpon receiptor Oe Dollar "IHK Na KR1T-D WOMAN'S PRIVATUM bäDICA L COMPANION i sent (mailed Ireo) to any part of tne l'nited Ötatei, 110 Can ad as. and Rritish Provincea. II letter mm be pot-pid ani aidrosacd to r. a. M MALKICKAN'. bex N'ew York City. Pullishing Oifioe, No. 123 Liberty Streit. ew ork. ej4 3m-fiw - PEOF. O. J. WOOD'S CELEDiUTEO" II A I R : ; 1 1 15 S T 0 1 1 A T I V E . SAlJEeJeets oi 'his wonderful Hail Restorative, are proJBL ilucing the must sstfiniiiiiig resullaia the public niiaü; oll and youug are lavish in their praises 01 the virtues oi tiiii reoarkalile eonpositica. It is the only preparation thai can bodepeuJetl on to r store tr y hair to iu natural toUr. and re-produce, .es bald heads a luxuriant growth. Cat" Tho following is Iroia a distinguished member o I ta. medical pro fission : St. Patt.. Jan. 1, !'. Pris. O. J. Wooo Dear Sir: l"us..l cited. I send jou tbiseertifieate. After being nearly bald for a lont time, sad hivinc tried all the l:a:r rstoratives estat t. at i bavu:( ce faith ia auv, 1 was indue d on hearing r,f jours lo sivi it s trial. I plaoed miseli in tbe bands ot a hsrUr. aid had ny head rubbed with ae;ood stiff brush, and the Hestoratira then applied sn i well rnr bel in till the aoslp was all a glow This I repeated every morning, and in tbree week i the yeuns hait appiared, and rrew rapiul from the Brstol AuRUJtlast nn to the nreeeut time, and is bow thick, black ana strong soft and pleasant to tbe touch whereas, before it was harsh aBO viry. what little tuere was or it. ana tost nrxie was oisappearlng very rao'oly. 1 still nft your Rettorative about twieeaweek. and .ball soon have a good and perfect erop of hair. ov I have read of thes- tbinjr and who baa not? tot have never seen hitherto any eae ia which any person's hair wasreall; benefited by any of tl.e hair to-its. lt., of the day. and it really gives ta pleasure to record the result s my ixpeTienoe. 1 have recommended your preparation toothers: talretdv hasalsrreand srneral sale throurhont the Territory. The people heretaw ita effects and have eondence in it TTie supply v u teutut. as whoUiale agents f che Territory, it nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are made fo. it. You deserve credit tor four discovtry. I for one return yos thanks lor ths brnent it hss ioue me. for I eerttiuly had dsisd. soa Ions aero of ever effecting any such result Vours. baaulT. J. W. BOND. kiimof Bond A Kellrg Dri'igistt. ht. Paul, to. T, The aadersisned. Rev. J. K. Br arg tea Miaisteria regu'ar standinr. aad pa'ttr oi tae urinounx unurcn. as oraoaueiu. Mass. Ife is ageatlemaa of consiaorable inHu-nee. and universally beloved. (Copy) WM. OVER. uunnKriCLD. Jan. 12. ISl5 Poor. Wooo Dear Sir: Having uaHe trial of yoor Hair Resorative. it aives me pleasure to sav that its effect has been excellent in removing; lnftamation, daadraff and s con'taat t"noeucy to ltehing. with which I have oeea tronoieu irom my ehildhood. aad haa nlso restored my hair, which was hcomin Dins rilh s-rav. to itsorisinal color. I have ad no other article anything like tbesame pleasure and profit. . Vours. truly. J. K. BR AGO. 03 Prepared and 'old wholesale and reta'lat He Market street, St. Loui.. Mo . snd at 695 Broadway. Sew York, where also all tbe most noimlar oaten medicines are for sale. whoietaleor retail, at low and ob at favorable lor mi as they can be bought at any other house. sVw r or sale at manufacturer's prices by HALLOCH. A' STODDARD and all ths principal drsggitttevery where. mjl m jOTf TO TIIK AFFLICTED. GREGORY'S IXSTANT CURE OF PA1V. A SAIN OX BA5D. fWHK greateetknowB family Medicine for Barns. Coughs rvld. Sora Throats and O liases. Will cure Diarrhea Cholera Morbus. Cramps ad Spasms. Will euro Fever aud Aguo aad never known to fail. Daily aad hourly eills for th is Medicins as a preventative and en re for the amoved iseas es. An arent writes. I has rather trustor life with fnis thaa any other medicine. One and all try the remedy and satisiy yourselves. Increased satea is lutfaa. a thouaaod dozea bottles per .ear a rr ater increase than any other Medicine sow before "the pobllo. Forsaleby all ths principal Druggets in ths Laited States. Ciitieh America, Caliiomia aad Oregoa. IfimiF'ALR AGENTS: LKira A VZ&LlSti. Cvansville, Ind.. tnessstort Is Heller a Farnsley. VtiS. H Cults;. Vineentles. Tni. Jobs D. Pakk. Cincinnati, Ohio ran he obtained efthem atsraaufaeturers' prices. B U I). STONE a CO.. octt-omw Maumee City, Ohio. NEVE It KXÖWXTO FAIL! 1K. ICOIIlSO'S SPECIFIC,. certaiv and safe ftre.for lt bote loo" plaints. diarrho-;a dvsentkr. bloodt fltx, andcholkra j10rbls. GEO, RICHARDS CO.. Proprietors. No. 1. College Hall. WalnatrtiBeiBBats. Sold Vy ETELLCS. r-ARSLET CO.. Exsarville. and dealers t mrdlclnet geaernlly.

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MEDICINAL.

A TEE PI L L S FOE AtL tH PCXPOeXi A FAMILY PHYSIC; rSHERE haa long eiisted a public demand for an elite live JL purgative pill which could br relied on assure an p trickily sale 'a iu op ration. Thia baa been prepared to aneoi that demand, and an extaiisiv tri, of ita virtues has coitelnsively V..OW with hat success it ace mpl haa the parposo dr..,:ed. His tay to make a p).yiel P11 L, lot not ey make the iea.of ai.a. I'li.i.a eio ohivhabouU have none of the ohjectious, hut all the ai vantouru of every otht?r. Tn haa hf-eo attei.ptefi h. re. ai.d wich hat succtM we nonld ro8ft tlull suVc.it to the puol e dtcisiui. It baa btn unfortunate for the patient huherto that sUmoet every pur-ajtvo me 'icine is acriminiun and in itattug to the 00 els, ,.,Tb.a iannt Van 01 tUrtn proiluce ram-li aiipms; pain An I ro vulsinn in thr eyatem. as to more than ounterttalaaee the fund to bo derive 'n-n tiien. These Pilla proi ue no irriitMun or paiu. nut. as it ari aa from a rrev?oua!y eattuiifobi' r-ict'cn or duranef eit in the bonela. Bei 11 j purely veie ttwbl, do harm ciu arise from their ut-e in an tuantitr ; aul it i be t( r ta bay m-dirinv sboutd ta taken judieiouaH . Minute ti'rectios vr thtiruae in theaevernldiseaseeto wbiell they are anpHcvM. are ves on the box. A mt.p g the ionplaiuta vVf-h have hrea apodily eured by thxm, wa may niontioi Liver Cumi lAiot. in ita various formt 01 Janndio Ind reatMin . Lsiisuoran Loss of p petite Listiessaaae Irri taKili y bilMous eaache, Liillii-Ut Fever. Kever and Acne, Paiu in the Mduana Lwius tt. r n truth, a'l .heae are but eoa eucore ot disea-oc-J action inthelirer. Aai 1-tmiftbe? anord prompt aud lure relief in costivtasa. pil. eholiat . dy-eutf . buBiora. ft:rufula and jcur?y. coHs. with anrvaeaa oftte botiy, ulcer and imparity of the blood; inakoitnB aut'l every cas a here a putative ia required. They fcre aln produced aum sinjilarly raeeeiw'nl pref ia Ehs-uui-t.sm, Uoiit. Dropsy, (i ravel, Eryipela. Palpitation of the Heart, pain ia the back, a; o mach and aide Trey eWorld ba fr-'elv taken in the spring of the year, to purify tha blood aad prepare tho a? arm tor the change o' aeasot.s. . A oceasU-nal dose atimulaiea the ato mach and bowel into 1 taltby j action, and reatoree theappotito and viaor. They puri J the blood, ao'l by their stimulvtit aoi ion on the el re latory aya I Vm, renovate the atrenctii ot the bopy, and refltre the waateat j or ciaea ed energies ot tfs whole OTiuiss Hence sa ooeaI ii-'URl drfe i anra-taptf.as evn thoech no aerioaia deraotje- ' m nt exists: but unneie'fta'-y ioeiaa; anouki never be earned tno far. as every purgativo medicine edueva tl.e strpik when taken to eaeemi. Tho thousand catet in which a cb Vsio fa required cannot be enumerated here, Latihey smre t themselves to tereison of every boi ; and it eon .idea tlj bei lev 1 ad this pill will answer a better porpoae than anything hielt j Lit hitueTto been available to mankind. When thoir virtnaa are once known the public will no Innerer doubt hat ramee to employ when in need of a cathartic n)ieine. BeiDjEeurar wrapped they are plea-ient to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm caa ariaa from their use in an quaHirj. . PRKPARKD it J A BI K S C. AYE R, , ... reacTioaL BHD asTSLTTicai. rBiaiisT l.owaij.. UAli. riee IS eeut rtr liox. Kive koaes fcrt. SliLD fY Xeller. Firntlty A Co , Eraasviilt, Ias.j Yicia & t'rawtora. Owmsville; liallock & Paraiiter. f rineet.a; O. tt. Kinshsm. fat. ka; W. J . Whitius. Ovnthiaps: . , S . R. Jaqness & Co.. Potervill .: ? " M'sts, Oardioer st Itlairsville. aat Wa4tsTia!si Wlllismsand Robertson. West FaaklU:-' . :' - lir. Tliouiat Vewsaaa ana Jat. aaatptoa, aft. Ytrataj Muospem k nro., nooavine; iti'were tr Sargent. ewbnrth; Arfama Cam pi. ell. Petersburgs; Krert . Krkitein, Cincinnati, O.. at a slWrtrilltj. e 1 1 .lq - . UK. W. T. OWEjN'S PILLS. fOK THE CURB Or" AND FEVERp. . , . . .4 ITUofUnand 'eo freqatly the practise of iudiviilaala who rr-t BD a Hew Badieinv. to ruH tha nuhlia with a lisl nf eerti'catea, purport. ug to eaia irom persons who hava hfcn eurnti bv the uie thereof, l bes . in fnct. thoa eerailentaa are merely the imagination of the brain of tho eo so pounder uf the tneutoiD, aia-oea mtn nctitious bimti. The sul seri rrs du not claim for the Fills arov off area to the pntiie, miraculouaand wondcrluleureain all diseases whieh the ftoh is heir to." tut will assert, that tlr tho euro af the dit'ea.-'ca mntiouai in th caption ot .thia advertisement, there has never been oflered to auDering humanUy aa afe, sure and speedy remedy . To auhatantiate this assertion, ha would refer to poraons m tnis community, w no, niter u-jma; various medicines j urporting o he certain carat, have aal tound relief Irom the use of three Pilla. - i tee Pills are not colt po aid of cheap fnret)ientf, tfte. made by machinery, for tho purpose of making w-oney. The are made and put up Ly tho auhscribers, and are eompoaeol ent rt'y or costly and pure drugs, and cannot he sold at eucav pr as are generally st. on patent pilla. But those who wisn an article which will cure Aeue and Kever in a few dava. therel-yenabling the patient tb .attend to hU daily oeu patio n. will find these PUia the cheabestaad surest medicia a ever prepared. - . Kead the following certificatae. and If you want mwe eri-. denco of the virtuea of these Pilla.it will be given by fertonal application to theaubsciibera : Owkkpbobo. Fy., Anguatl, lS5tf. This certifies that my arn waa Uken very aick with a chill and Lieh fever and von i tins:, and I went and procured a ban of Dr. Owen 'a .Ague Pilla. and am happy to that ihey of r J 1 1 a. f lUV IT ll.L 1 II ilfisns apeev pairBUsauaii cuiii w ua j-i , aw a Am . Angus'li, Uih. I eenirv idh t uao cumsaoa le.vr, an. ... jnuueeu ,mn the reputatloa that Dr. Owen's Pills had la curing chills aad fever, to purchase a boa of Dr. W. T Owen's j stly eelrbrated Pills. I ha-i aot used the whole box before I was entirely well, aad believe ihem to be ths best rill aow oflered to ths publio lor the turt of Af,ue and Kever. .C. AK3. Owe-MgsORO, K., May lt. 1 Sil. -Pr. J. W. C'HrTOM Dear Sir: Having for ths past tws yesrt bees severely efiücted with Chills aad Fsver, aad badii'g nothing that w ould atlord me say relief, oaly for a tew days at a time. 1 was at lat induced to try some of Dr.. rr. T. uaen's cnui fins, wmcn i am, ana to any great joy, arte uitcgona box. found that I was once mure frea fiess tht most loathtomt tf all diseases, Ohillsand Fever, I would sav to all who lave Chills and fever, lost at mnment l.M i mn im tne(i ateH to Dr. J . W Comi ton . Sad lira. enrs s box. sud my word lor it, yu will nev.r b- troubls with Ouills sgmiu. liust. s, uiiioi , Bos Hasiob. fTy.. April 11. Ili567 This is to certify that I had Chills and F'ever ia my family for the past tea months, aud I tried all the Chill Pills aal Chill medic'oe tbet were to be had in tbe country. Ia ordi nary cases they have stopped ths chillt on the most of sty family, witn one exceptioB, ua my o'arsison tnerewasnono if the m that would make a peroaauen teure until I eame across Pr. Owsn'a Chill Pills, aad 1 can sal elv tar te every body that they are ke best Piile 1 hava .vejtised. . . ' vrsa. v. eavasvn OwKesoo. Tf.. Fth. 22, 155. Pr W. T. Owa-Dear Sin I have lsea afflicted wi chilli aad fevers forsiz mouths, and aitertrying various rs. -dies. 1 wis li duced to try a box or your Ague, r lis. wait have tvrfi me sound aud well, aad I believe them to h' tb test medicine in use. - BsunAätä tu, I have known the above fsatlemah for lis ytart, and sarsif. iKtt ku .luananli .rttiiin a. rbvna.il) , r, . rveee. River Tradei, P itUburg, Pa. Lcwisr-naT. Kt., Jan. 2. 1153. This eertlfiss that f have had the chills aad lever for months. and tried Various remedies without eflect. I thtB nsed-'oaa boa of Dr. OWsb's Chill Pills, aad tney nave entirely eure ma. luia. sr, lAiLua. OwKseoao. April 12. W5. I eertlfy thai I had chills and fevers, and applied to a sal ph.siciaa. who i rescribed for me and gave me medicia which did net break theehil's nor give me any relief. I w. then edvaied to try Dr. Owen's Chill Pills: I did so. snd tlx stopped the chills, and I am now perfectly well;. They aU cured me of a most distressing pain in ths side, which I w fearful wonld result in something serious, rersoaa smictea with chills would do wsll to ass them; thty ara a eertaia ,uee ubv. W , Äll'NiKtn, gg- Tbets Pillt are warranted to cars ia STtry iattaas where the directions are followed. For sals, wbsleaale and "tail. r J, W. COMPTOTf, Dmgg'rt. Owensbnrg. Kr. Alts by WOOLSKT & SAWYER. Vhelaaala aad Retail aents. sspllm-w KvantTilTt. Ia. CAUTER'ISrSPA.'s IPU MIXTtBBJ . -THE GREAT PURIFIER. OP THE BLOOD. AOT A rAttMUl-ls ur nssvbni ip u Let the Alllictcd Head and PonttsMS N inialllble remedy tor Scrofula, Kids, a evil. KKenma--tism. Obstinate Cutaneont Eruptioae, Pimples or ? tuleson the Face. Blotches. Boils, Ague and Fever. Chroak Sore Eves . Ringworm or Tetter, scald Head. Enlargement snd Paia of the Bones and Joints. Stobborn I leers, St pbilistie Disorders. Lumbago. Spinal Complaists.and all Disessaa arising from an injuoieious use of ilersury. Imprudence ia Life or impurity ol tl.e Blood. tfg This great alterative medieias and Purifier of tha Blood is bow used by the thmsakds of srateful pantate float all paru ef the I nited Statet, who testify daily to the rematkalle cures performed by the greatest o' all medieinee,CARiER'S SPANISH MIXTL RE." Neuralgia. Rhe matism. Scrofula. Kiuptions oa ths Skin. Liver Diseaf Ftvert. l lcers. Old sores. A8eoions of ths Kidaets; Disesi -ee of the Throat Female Complaints. Paine aaa Aching -the Bones' and Joints. re speedily pat ta tight by asin si great and inestimable remedy yOT ii diseaaee of the Blood, Bethiav Das yet beta fen to compare with It. It cleanses the system of all impuri acts gently and efficiently oa the liver aad kidneys, streagv, seethe digestion, gives tons tht Stomach, makes the eki elear and healthy, and restores tbs constitution, safeebled s diseasa er broken down by lha exscsscs St youth, to iu prim itivo vigor and strecsth. For the Ladiet. It Is incomparably hsttsr thaa all the C same tics ever used. A few dotes of Cavc'a Mix turs will remove aUsallowness ofcwmplexioa. bring tbs rosa mantling to thseheek. give elas'itrity to thesup. and improve the srneral health in a remarkabls degree, eyoad ail ar medicines ever heard ef. .. . . The Urge number of s..tleate. wMc we have reeal from Persons from MVJ1 i nhMiaaa and public men. well w the eiTeetaf the wonderful euros this truly greatest . performed. 1fft,lflti ErssFTT & Bmbb. Props .tor, ' 3 P.rr..reet. Richmond a. to whom all ords i ,11.. a. irl Areoeie must be addressed, forwppl esaud Areoeie . Bvanille: Hallcek. e . ... r .-r- Prineeton; C. H f or sai. rv ' -,--:- ' . Clatk. Vinoennee, sad dealers ia medicines g.nerally. augf 3,(XH3 OZS. QUININE, JVSY BECE1VEB HIS DAT, B Y K X I HHbS a it is run bau a FREDKRICK ECKST1XE. J.. - WB0X.XSA1.C DECOatST. . . COB. FOttSTB A sfAI" tt. 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