Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 195, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 November 1855 — Page 3

O t ;D ai()3ournal 07-IIoj ItEM. A a nail drove o a'iout 1(0 head of hogs ( arrived last evening for Mr. Myers, a butcher. They were purchased at $ß"85;r- v :. -.7 -vr Geo. Foster commences packing operations thm morning. - .

t.4 fcThc M. E. Church was crowded to. OTerflowin1 and many could not gain admittancc. on Sabbath evening to hear Rev. Mr. i Hill. P. E.. Dreaclu The discourse was founded on Acts 2 tth and 25th. and was listened to ' ; i vrth great interest. fj7"Vithin the radius of five miles around feelKistopoI, it is supposed that more blood has been "spilt, more lives, sacrificed, and more tnisery inflicted within a year, than on any 'other equal extent of the earth's surface, in the same time, since the days of Noah's flood. . T a r A. '.tCt The Halifax, (N. S.) Colonist, of the 3d $nst. says: ' ' " '. - Larce hauls of mackerel have bten taken within the last few days along the shores from the head of the basin to Portuguese Cove, wherever there was a seine set. Some of these fish will maks superior number ones, and the jaunty utb.e.1 u . very targe turn. A- Valuable Lump. The Middletown (Connecticut) Sentinel says that a pure piece vi int;n.ci auiu wuua urc, n u til i.-vvv, nan taken out of the Chatham Coal Mines a few days since. ; It is said to be worth more than any mass of these ores ever taken out of a mine in the world at one time. Sinoclak Death on a Railroad. A few tlayssincoa cattle train ran off the track at Allen's Creek, near Rochester, New York, and Solomon Graves, a brukeman. was killed, a bolt having passed clear tl.r u ;h his body, which was thrown into a creek, a distance "of no hundred feet. - Our State Debt. . The State debt of Indiana is now reported In 5 per cents la . per cents , Together Old debt not surrendered.... .$".,3ol..V0 ...a,ti3CT3 . 7 34, 3 .....35,oeu Total. The Canal debt of the State, made wholly dependent on the Wabash and Erie Canal and its donated lands, under the composition of the old Stat debt of 1837-38, made some years since by Mr. Charles Butler with the European croditrs, now stands as follows: Prefai rd S par cents t4.07,5 0 Kpectal i per cents...... 1.816 '37 Deferred i per cents. t .2 .2.010 Npsclal Interest 5 per cents ..401,742 .Total. . $6,9:9,081 Havaoes of Cholera is Venezuela. A letter dated Puerto Cabello, Oct. 17, says: We have to lament the great ravages occaioacd by the cholera in many parts of the coiratry, say Caracas, Laguayra, Puerto CaIbello, Valencia Victoria, Turmeo, Maracay, Valleys of the Tuy, Rarxuisimelo, &c. Its fpresence in Valencia and some other places has bean and continues to be dreadfully afflicting. Probably not less than ten thousand have fallen victims throughout the country since it appearance, which is a large mortality, taking inho.consideration the sparse population. OL'he effect which has been produced by this 'awful calamity upon business transactions is .'scarcely to be imagined. Nothiug is doing of consequence. Hides are selling to-day at 18J-g cts. Coffee mone. The new crop of coffee has not yet commeneed to arrive in market. Until JanHiary, February and March pxt, the principal spart cannot be expected front the interior. From Caracas we learn of the decease by cholera of Signor Jose Maria de Rojas, a gentleman well known as the able editor of the Liberal published in that city for many years. "Prepayment of Pottage to be made by Stamps onlyImportant. I From the Washington Uuion, Nov. 91.) It will be recollected that by the Act of March 3, 1855, requiring the postage on all letters not free sent by mail within the United 'Spates, and not from or to a foreign country, to be prepaid, it was also enacted that from and after January, 1, 1856, the Postmaster General rhay " require postmaster to place postage stamps upon all prepaid letters upon which stamps may not have been placed by the writers. " We learn that Hie Postmaster General has dtciiled to require postmasters to comply with and carry into effect this provision of the law; and, if not already done, to supply themselves with postage stamps accordingly by sending their order for them to the Third Assistant Postmaster General. Of course, it is not intended sor expected that this regulation shall, throw upon postmasters the labor of athxing postage tamps to letters where the writers might, without inconvenience, have done it for them selves. The main thing is for postmasters to Veep themselves supplied with stamps, that all Srsons Having occasion 10 use may reaauy oo in them. . , ... ... . .'''".'' FAIKIIAK'K SCALE. A I'MKOKM STANDARD OF WKIOHTS. lands eerrect iTi:em of weighing, aielsubieets olaiming ihe attention of every individual in lbs : eommunitv. A soraeet Benin is a just aruner net ween suysr and s Her, and it is ot the utmost import.aes .thas aw iaetrnsaent ea universally called upas to decide queetiaas af great vans in tho daily and hourly traasactions of .business, should bs ef such r liability and exactness as ta aeawrstbeeaafidenesst all those whs may be allecud by the Maul. a indicated. , The invention of these Scales, sad ths improvements that nave keen from time to time adopted, are tue rreuit at many v.ars close ebsorratioa and nraotical experience: and the .'naaaufaeturer have now brought them to such a degree -f ao-.ru-e that thev mav safelv e relied upon in everv traasao L-V.i!? V- "---- at 4 f.itni wurtaiBunip-, inn neoot ioir oper-B ... .4 iw everv ease unervinvlr correct , The reputa'ioa whiea thee Scales have acquired has Veea .ef stead v growth from the comment ent ta the preset t time, 'm4 is based upon the principle adopted by the maaufaeturere. aad aerer deviated from, of sllowlns none but perfect weighing maenines vi go wrvti irniu ii.ir estaoiisnmens. Br ft etriet adherence to this principle the confidence -f ths dolUra aevl3-dswlm ItlUKIKG IlLASSK. ' AM atall time prepared to famish Lookinv O lasse ig, ! rB. Mahogany Walnut, ar Rosewood Frames, Looking Glass ' VT.. Pietare Frames, ta.i also. Gilt Frames. Pietnrs frames, aad a geaeral assortment af Pi.'tnres and Oil PaintTags, at wheleeale ar retail, at ths lo weet prices " aU daw ias Ns. West Fourth street. Cincinnati, 0. N .U.M. 1ST kegs T.a Balls" for sals kr artl. GEO. FOSTbR A CO. It KKKAXD I.Ann.- vo . .If" . f-A . ........ J . fi ITr.maut. at COOK'S i 5mi lbs extra ueai b.ra; a-nw our.. 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public IB tue accuracy i r,i'""i -.nnion hh i ,iilr iaer'tse I. and with it the demand, until, from small be- I ianinrs, their manufacture having annually advanced. I Isneuawd during ths year l-4 ta nearly hlf a million af i

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RIVER ISTI&LIGEXCE. POET OF ETAWSVILLE. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY. Ti.himingo. from Leuisvill . fur MtmfHlj. Rudolph, from Pittsburg, towing barges. James F til, fron Ev.rsv lie. far Wabesh river. Southerner, from Louisville, for St Louis. Magnolia, from Ciaeinnati, for Webak ririr.

Error. 'There was an error i'a our tele (graphic reports of yesterday. Instead of 17 ! feet and 6 inches water in the channel at Fitts'I . . .... . ourgn, it snouia nave been teet and b inches nJ falling. The report was published accordinS to tue telegram handed in, and the mis- . . . . . "V . . te ongmatoil with tiio operator at 1'itts burg. The weather is deli-jhtfuL. River high . Large New Orleans and St. Louis boats almost constantly lying at our wharf. Freight appears to be pretty plenty. The river has fallen about 2 feet at this point and still receding. The Tishomingo arrived here yesterday in good time from Louisville. She took Jon a considerable amount of freight from our . wharf. j The flying low pressure Southerner ! touched at the landing yesterday at 2 o'clock P. M bound for St. Louis. We thank her , . Mr. Tavlor for favors. . The Virginia, a large a beautiful steamer, was advertised to leave Louisville Monday : . xT -ti The "Ben Franklin" was also adver tised to leave on Tuesday. T'ie Empress from New Orleans passed up Monday night. We are placed under obligations to Mr. Ethell, her courteous, clerk for late New Orleans papers. Friend Chancy will also accept our thanks for his attention to these matters. . The river continues to recede, although there is still a fine stage of water. The weather is cool and clear. The number of boats at our what f present a fine appearance. Freights are more plenty than for Bome time. Steamer Switzerland Süsk. We learn by a dispatch sent to Mr. Jas. Wilson, at E. N. Fuller & Co's. that the steamer Switzerland sunk in the Mississippi river, opposite Natchez, Cm. Col, 26iA. From the Louisville Journal of the 26th we clip the following: The river commenced falling on Saturday. Last evening there were about 6 feet water on the falls and S feet in the canal. All the boats that cannot pass through the canal will have to remain at Portland. It rained yesterday morning, and during the day the weather was warm. The Cumberland was falling on Friday even ing with Z feet on the shoals. The St Louis Intelligencer, of Friday. ys: Navigation from this city to all points both above and below, is better at the present time than for months past The Missouri from Glasgow down is in excellent boating order, now that there is little or no business to do. The Illinois and upper Mississsippi are at a stand, but in good - boating order. Opposite the city the river is about at a stand with 9 to 10 feet to Cairo. The Mobile Advertiser, of the 17th has the followiug: Dispatches received yesterday announce that the Alabama is falling fast, there being only 6 feet 4 inches in the river at Montgomery. Dispatches from Columbus say that the Bigbee is also falling, but not so fast as the Alalama. There were 16 inches on the rock at Columbus. - The weather promises an immediate fall of rain. Red and Ouachita rivers were ris'ng at our last dates. The Arkansas was low. Galena river was frozen over on the 17th instant JIAHBLi: WOHKÜ KtMOVEB. THB nnderjignsd srouU respectfully inform the poMis that be hu removed, his Marble M erks te First reac. betwetsa Vine aad semore. nearly oppoaita Apollo Hall. I bee alio just received a large lot of fine Marble, which I will sell at the lowest piiee. 1 hae had maay years experience as a practical workman, and will give peraenal attent on to every piece of work. Allkindof work manufactured after the 'alestityU, such a Monuments. Tombs. Head nod Foot atones ana maroie n ore geeraiij. ana t prices whkb intks it to the interest of all who are wanting anything in my line of buiinese to give me a all. Partieular attention will be glvea to orders feat from a dietane. Daxnerreotvpes inserted ist Tomb Stonee la the aalest manner when ordered. All work wait anted. novn tr juim Bins. 1OMnOY HALT. 1300 bble Salt at toe river, railioa depot aud canal, for sals by noru "TaELIVEIlKD FltKR OF CII MtGB.-ALL Uoods J bought of as will be 'ielivered to an to si I. & iy prt ol the city tree ol charge. augl IB RUN KS. Eeeeived 3 jars Fresh Prunes. lbs cash, f.r.alebv aovlS 1. A P. HB1MAMW. X TKA! TKA ! Received: 4 half chests Packet Te, X pound papers, id sasoies imperial lea. is no ea n; 15 do do do; 10 de . Gaap-wdsr,' IS do - da, 15 do do C d do; JO do Toang Hysoa, 73 de . do; 15 do ' d da do; Per tale at rednes'l prices by ' ncvl I. & D. HKIMApbT. Plii fOsTSM00TH Persuasion Ca lll.PaVlLIVj 10( bales Oakum; just re. aovlS 7 T BN NEY dt SOS Caps, eeirea v RK.NSON NOTICE. A. O. ADLKRSBKRG. WILLIAM KEMPF. Lamaaco Oity Surveyor. . - . Civil Kngineer. rylHB undersigned have joined into Partnership in the X Surveyor and Civil Kagiaeer Busiaesa, and solicit the natronore of the nabltaAU orders for Sarvcyiag. Levelling, etc., will bs yaastaally attended to and promptly exeeu'ed. Maps. Plans. Views, Drawings, etc. mads to order with mcataess and dispatch. aovl4-3m ADLKRSBERG & KKMTF COPAUTNF.USIIIP NOTICE. TTAVINOeonneeted with ms in the Foundry and Machias 11 Bneinese WM. A. DUNN aad WM. TAL0lt. they both being good Practical Meehauios in the buslaass, weuld here say that we intend ta do as rood work, aad an as reason . able terms, as any in the city. Wa in Wad warranting aur work when sone. botn ta woramanshtp ana material, as wen -.- fra- , tho . wno h anything in aar Masai hus.n-es calculating aot only to get your asoa-y 'or what we do. but expecting to reap some glory also. novU .HENRY SCHRIBEK, MECHANICS W'OKKS, FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SIIOP, OFFICK OX CORNER OF FIRST AND DIVISION TS KV AS VILLE. I.D. HE5EY SCHBIBEB & CO., Taw.vrFArrrrRF.RS of Sieam Eagiaaa. Fira Eaglnes, jfil Hydraulia Presses, Tebaeea Sorew, and Presses, Sfcw V ill and (Irist Mill macmnery, nuuing uastings. Horsepower Threshers. Cora Shell.'r., Lard Kettles, Lard Pres.ee. Railroad Work Steamboat Repairs dona etc rastings of avorv deserip'ioa made to order at shortaotiee. Steam Bailers. Lard Tanks, aad all the fixtures belonging tbBrsas Cssting sf all kiaas msds to ordsr. All work doae la this sstsblishmsat warrsated . . wars uoav H RS RY SCHR1BKR, WM A.DITNV, WJf. TAYLOR, j aovlS Proprietors. im oinTXt'ltniP KOTirh. THE subscribers have this day formed, Co-partaerthia uader the name and s.yls ef JOSEPH C. JE KLL k t;u., lor tne transaction .1 tne - -1 h.i. .,1 r... .-J nt..d Shoes Bnsiooss. Citml eaU st the aoraaraf Viae and First streets-. . trCousW aad-Clrv Orders wanted la exohaBra for floods. " n iLLARD CARPENTER. JOSEPH 0. JEJI'ELti. t estM-K . ALrORTD. , -

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REPORTED EXPEES SLY FOE THE JOURNAL Interesting from Washington "Washixgtoji, Noy. 26. J UQgC ÄU11S lias aSSUmca tne CUltOrsmp Ol the American organ. He repudiates the slavery question as an element . in the American party's organisation, and says differences of ! opinion upon it must be tolerated. t A . t i . .1 The Washington Union publishes a note i j i r n't''' i . il i m . seni ny .nr. rsucnanan to me j.onaon limes contradicting the assertion that he had made assurances to the British Cabinet of sympathy with England in the the war with Russia. This note the . London Times refused t publish. . Washington, Nov. 27. Official dispatches, received by the Canada, underwent an examination at the State Department at a late hour Sunday night; and today were officially considered. It is understood that the representations to our Government regarding violation of neutrality laws by j Crampton were not met in the straight for ward manner our Government was led to expect Buchanan says professions of friendship by the British Cabinet are more profuse than heretofore, and expresses the opinion that pro crastination has been resorted to in the hope that something may turn up to relieve the British Goverment from its dilemna. 1 The American Mass Meeting at Louisville. Louisville, Nov. 27. The American Mass Meeting is large and enthusiastic. E. i3 President; 17 B. Bartlett, of Covington, Vice Presidents and 7 Secretaries. . . . The 7th resolution says, in effect, that the American party in Louisville deplore, but do not feel responsible for the events of the 6th of August, because no scheme of violence was concerted nor meditated by them, and they declare the rioting originated by wanton assault by foreigners. Whenever a like occasion shall exhibit simi lar recklessness and wickedness on the part of their adversaries, the Americans of Louisville will maintain their rights at every hazard. The resolutions generally embody the principles of the Philadelphia platform. RicniiosD, Nov. 27. Dr. Mallory is elected in Norfolk to the Legislature without opposition. ' ' LotriBviLLr, Nov. 27. There are 8 feet 2 inches water in the canal; 6 feet on falls; 5 feet 2 inches over rocks. Highflyer leaves to-day. Considerable excitement in town many strangers to the American meeting. Pittsbcbo, Nov. 26, Night There are 7 feet 3 inches and falling. Nashville, Nov. 26. The river is falling; 3 feet on Harpeth shoals. ' Pittsburgh, Nov. 27. River stationary, witu t itv o : w.. Weather clear and cool. Cixcixxati, Nov. 27. The river ha3 fallen 2 feet within the last 24 hours. Whisky unchanged at 35354. Sugar 77X. Molasses 3738. Coffee 11. Flour dull . Hogs declining. Baltimore, Nov. 27. Markets steady to-day, and without change from yesterday's quotations. New York, Nov. 27. Flour drooping. Wheat firm $2 30 for Southern red, $2 15 for white. . Corn firm. Whisky quiet. ykJSii'-.ffiJfctonii a-wnna' 'aiv..'T ' . DKUGGlSlü, PHYSICIANS, AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS. THS auderaigaad bars now in store a large stack aT drags, medicines, chemicals, ails, paints, varnishes, dys woods, glass ware, patent medicines, brushes, etc. eta. and arc constantly receiving fresh supplies from the maaufaaturersaad Esstera markets, whiob they ars determined to sell at a small advance. Our articles sra all set acte witn grest cars, ana warrantee give satisfastioa as t geauiaeaes., quality aad price, slureieal instruments trusses, abdomiaat sup tor Mrs, sal shoulder braces of tae mast approved styles. Alas a large supply at uaguerreaa store, consisting ai plates eases chemicals, etc.. at a small aivaace from fcastP"?":. . . Mrs. Miller's UBS sut lessees, a-ao. ..nvmisiii aim wvaaa Hagars. Bird cage., seeds aad fountains. Merchants saa ueaiers win piease can a . toflk whea iu the eity. and all ardors will bs attsaded te im mediately, and carefully packed. - Aura 0. Halluck. ) UALLOCK A B TO DD ARD, W. H P. STOODABB,) Wholesale Druggists, sstS-tf Mala St., sear tas river. BOOTS ASD SHOES, GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK. AJD Lo! Still They Come'.! OÜ Retook el Boats sad Shoes is bow complsts. smbra eing ovary variety af men's aad boys', youths' and ehildraa's heavy and light work: womea'saad misses' soares aad fine Boots. Buskins Ties and Slippers, made to oar awn order and warranted ta wear well. Our stack it double the eise af any ather ia the aity. Wa hslrl. direct connection with the largest aad best manufactories in New Kagland. Oar SB ira time aad attention it given ta the purchase aad sals of GOOD BOOTS AND SUOBS; Aad giving this sns branch of merchandising our entire attention, we have a decided advantage ever those whose lima isocenpied in miking ap sseortnents of Gun Barrels, Sauca Pans. Fish hook., Saujig'S Rat Trp. aad Corduroy impos-sible-to-movs-abo-t-without-sbles. Buy your Bootsand Shoes of Boot ant Shot dealers, your Notions af Kotien Houses, and Dry Goods from Dry Goods Houses. A city is ao plaes for country stores. novli F rst street. Foster Black. MUTUAL FIR K 1XCBSCK JTOMPVIIY. OF VAs)KliBLHOH COIÄTV. I.D. DIRECTORS! Pölert Barnes, John ; S. Hopkins, Wnü Beilman, Philip Decker, H. D. Allis, WtiU P. Preston, and Wm. Baker. THIS Cam pan y is aaw prepared ta take risks spaa praparty eituau ia Towa aad Country, w'thinr the bounds of theeouutiee ofBVaaderburgli, Posey, Gibsaa aud i Warrick. Application may as mads ta ths Seer"" ' Directors. WM. BAa.BB. -rst. Jrbkmiah Brbm, Sss'ry. oet36dly FOR WABASH RIVER. THB fine aew atetmer KATE SACHET, K. w! Capt. DTJSoKCUKT. win leave cvansviua. lar "5 Wabash River, on V. adaesday. f'et. 17th. at 4 o'clock r. M. X ireigni er passage appiy ob volis-tf hoard Th a s i . c vn Kris Psmrov Salt: J5 ' 40 bales Gunnies, extr quality Flour ia barrels and sacks; for sole by JOHN BURTI. Water street, above Mala. n1 , , . . , ,., c . u HrUllAI htlhs11 1000 heavv Osnabarg. IK bushel; .uvi nmte. fl..ml.u. x da: lorn Light. S bushel, sui-sble for Oats: il.. arm DLTkn.b.l rlnnuv Bass: arnlebT L nerle . f EU, rosiast at tt, ,- n - . . a

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Commercial and Money Hatters. Satdrot KviNiKii', Kot.2-1. The markets for hog. ami Flour were quiet, to-day and yesterday's Quotations were but fee ilv sustuint' There is A i "lucre t e 1 tiiiposion manifested by holders f hogs to sell, but bi-.jers are holding off. The receipis are increasing:. , . , .... r ,T ... . .. i Our teleeranh riivicesfrorn Saw York to-day. ina.cate a dull Dour market, and a declnine tend ncy in the ; KArb mnr!:t. ThffrA u. u a n .Hiva ffmmirl fWr innt v at 7 per cent, on tall. Stocks were dull and considerably lower. Owing to the lower rates t exchange at the West, go!J was beinjr shipped to pay for p'o luue and "vag producing some uueasiut-s; this, however, wiK bs but toni j o.ary. In our uiouey market there is no essentia! chni ge. the doinsini coir.inu good, but is not in excess of the supply. Kates of exchange on .he East remain at discount and par, and the market is ;teudy. The general trade of tho city is br'ük. und tl e statt of trado. both present and prospective, sound and hope ful. The western banks ar extending their circulation, aud are seeking a safe iorestment for their surplus .funds. . j The amount of foreign bank paper in circulation is large, an. 1 is incre: siu, and will continue to do se while 1 rates of exchange keep down to the present low point i Times bi'j on tu South are in demand at Intcres off, for i thirty am jixty day and bit f.iw offering. On the East similar billsaretuken a' interest and y, off. Cin. Com. 25(. HOG MARKET. Cincinnati, Not! 24. Hoos. The p arket continues dull and hearyr The only sales beard of to day were 300 and 300 bead at $Q 85; 200 do at SS 80, ai d 450 do at SG 90 Hoos. There will be on arrival or 500 or QUO hogs Iroin Kentucky, forS'amuel Orr on Mondes next. The Hooier .State No. B, is prepared t- accommodate any number of swinish passengers, in crossing the river Come n with ye'r swine, good nnirkxt here. AUCTION 1 KS I IE A II I.F HJl:SIIEN'E OS FOURTH STREET FOR SALE. WE tffer for sale at a bargain aeomtortaMe Cottage Residence, with good aut-housvs and cistern, and in a goad aeighborhood. A-'ur psi ticulai.i enquire of SWEKT A- LEONARD. Aurtioneera and General Agnta o. a. tsemtt, . L.iwtn CBKUC'EKT Al'C;TIO. ROOMS, oi roaiTK tuk t cuuaT lioune. GENERAL AL'CVION KERb il REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 9ESPECTFULLY tendertheir services to the eititens ol JgLnV ivvansville aad surroundirigeountry. lorthesaleof Keal and Personal Property, as iiousea aud Lots. Faruitnre. Dry (-loads. Hardware. (rueeries. ate. etc.; also particular stteutiea paid te all out door sales of every ievcription oa re-on-able and satisfactory terms. We shall do exclusiv.ly s Com mission Business ananot having any aooasoi onrown to place in competition with consignors, buth the buyer and seller WILI have a fair and legitimate market. Wa will devote our whole time to the Auction and Commission business, aad our friends anu custucaers may rest assu red that we will spare no edorls to pleas them. With prndvnreand attention to business wehope to meritthe confidence af all those who aatrust their business to aur care. ICBFeHJSXVZ.V P. a. O'Rti kt Si Co.. Evsnsville. Dctai.l, Al.on.or Co., Memphis, Tsaa. Vs. Pakk Co., da da. J ah Ks Horn, da da. R. B. Stkks. New Orleans. Lkwis Sxafp. Ho. Milks K. Foi.kes; Yiekebarr, Miss. Wm. Mo Rai da da. Lockwooi! ft Bsob i Ctacinnati. Ohis. Kki.loo At Foot, .. da da. Edwabos St Rushxell, St Loais. Mo. Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdavs. st 10 a 'clock, and every evening duriiir the season, eommencink at early gaslight. apj SWEET LEONARD. ' jtuetioneers. DAXlBL WOOUIT HIRAM KRLSOB , AITCTION IOIIN, Old Ooart House. Corner of Mia and Third streets, immsdiately opposite ths Washington Hotel. HAVING leased for a term of years and,. fitted up ths above well kaowa stand, ws are bow prepared ts re ceive for sals ft auetiea or private sale, all sinus ot goods. wares aad mcrehaadissi household furniture, horses, bug gieo.ete.. eta. ussn aavanees ma le au consignments wnen reqnirea. Recular sales every Tuesday. Tliursdar ald Saturday.' commencing at S o'clock. A, M. Alsa Tuesday Weduesday sad Vri'layaighu. at early gas light. uat-doorsties ana sales ol real estate promptly aatoauos to. .. ..... and ..rüüttnin'tin'V M0.hVA..F.? hand a lsrgs spindle aad banalster backs, scroll and scollop tops, rim nacx omee. rreneu, leouy ui"., a usu. wjw Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sotasent Chairs; Elisabeth hatrst spring seat arm rocacTs. eoias. sociauie. card, dining and breakfast tables; light aad wash, stands, loanges, mirrors, ana oommoa and misses' bedsteads, mattrasses, tin ana wireaates. etc.. which we Winsen vmeinnatl prioes. w a have alsa ca nana a great .n.vj i mm.., vialins. aceordeone. pocket eutlery. guns, pistols wnips. ate,, etc., waien we win sen at reoueeo pi-itr iw bmu. wholesale or retail. . rt uuwti as jsnau.., ssyv e. CKOCKCTf CKOCKKTT iSt LOWE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, mi- a Itlf AVTTlt f 17 faT V Will girs prompt atteatloa to all usiasts satrasU-l to their COSillOPOLITAN j ART 'ASSOCIATION! Second Ye nr. ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Anneal Collection of thit aew and popular Institutioa for ths dilaaion of Literature aaa Art aave o. ... . seale. . , , , , , Amang the works already engagea is tne lar-iameu "GENOA CliUCIFIX," which origiaally eo'tTen Thonsand Dollars. Ia forming the new Collection, the diOu.ioa of works af American Abt. and the encouragement of American genius, have not been averlooked. Commissions have been issued te many of the most distinguished American Artisu. wha will contribute soma of their finest productions. Among them are tares Marble Busts, executed by tha greatest living Sculptor, HiBAM Powxks: s UKORRB WASHIWIITOSr, The Father af his Country; BKXJAMI.'V FRAIVKLI., Ths Pnilosopher; D.VM EL WEBSTER, Tne Statasmaa. A speolal agent has visited Enrops, sad mads ears ft 1 aad judicious selections of foreign works of Art, betuia Breast aad Marble. Htstuary and Choice Paintinss. . Tas whole formings large and valuable collection af Pa'atlags and Statuary, to be distributed rsKK among tha members st ths Asaociatioa for tha Second Year. - TSRMS OF MEMBERSHIP: Tha payment of three dollars constitutes say one a member .r tki. Aa.ikAi.tion. and entitles hiin to either oas of the followiag Madelines for one year, aad alsa a ticke, ia tha distri-bu-ioa af the Statuary and Paintings. . The Literature issued ta subscribers consists af ths following Monthly Magasiaea: Harper's, Putnam's. Knickerbocker. Blaskwoed's, Graham's, Geday's Lady's Book, aad Heasehold Words. , . . Little's Living Age (weekly), ens year, aad two tickets. '"pjöfai taking are memberships ars s ititled to say fl rs f tha Magatines for one year, aad o six tickets ia ths distributioa. Ths net proceeds derived from ths sals of memberships ars devoted to ths purchass af Works ot Art (or tha ensuing ler" The Adranlagei Secured by becoming a member af thit Association arelet All persons receive tberoi.i, vai.ob or thbik (isimcxrpTlo.H at tub staut, ia the ahaps of sterling Magazine Liter"SdT Each member Is contributing towards purchesin. ekoise Warksof Art, which are to be distributed among themselves, aad are at the asms time eacouragiog the Artists ot the country disbursing thousands of sollar. through its agency . Persons in agsiiTTisa funds for membership will please give their rosT-'irnca audskss is run., stating tha month .i th. M.vaxine to eoumeuee. and have the tetter registered at the Post-offies to prevent loss: on the receipt of whioh aeeniScateef membership, together with the Magaxint desired, will be forwarded to aay part of the country. Thoss wha purchase Magaxiries at bonk sture will observe that hyioini gth's Association. tHet bevkitk the M aoaXiaa'ASDSKBBTlCaBTIM TUB ASSV AL DISTRIBUTION, all at the sams price they bow pay for tha Magaiiae clone. Beautifully illnstrated Catalogues, giving full descriptions, ssnt rsxr. on application. For membership, address" . . C. t. DKBBT, Actuary C. A. A. At either of the principal nth-aa "Kaickerboeker Wagasino" office, S48 Broadway. New Tork. or Western Omee. IM Water street. Sandusky. O. Subsorlpfloas received by E. O. EARN HART. . aort-wM Honorary Sseretaiy for Evaasville. lad. TAKEN UP, ' BY' ME, oa tho 2th of October, a Sorrel BoTss.suapossd tobe from 11 tt. 14 yearsold. and a star is the forehead He had oa a Black Quilted Saddle and ao bridle. The owner aaa obtain him by eallisf at my house aad paying expenses. sted On Princeton Road BATlt-wSt K mile from Pigeon Bridge. TAVEBN FtMC SALE, IN GR AY VILLE ILLINOIS. rWHHE very desirable Tavern Staad, kaowB as tha Eaoi k A ,i r ,n--.h.. witn an tne Furniture a ' . . nawre. .....'k.rf i. otT.r.d for sale udsb the most advata eaus terms. The dwelling has a bar raem. twa parlors or soaeiousdiaiag-room. kitchea latne nasemaatetary, ... ees t . j . the unneratnrv. all aeavenieatly ai ranged DU -J';.,.., k. .L..I..J ....Ah. A large aaa eemmouiou. o... - - - wvemlses. ladtkaewa te say sns upea iaiuirvef the " . iern.B a. rroTT'stsr-aovx-miw

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KVHrtfSfl.V 'H IMtnil'lt DI7usa DY luit AuCÜ. UK Cllll.l.s AMjMau. UiOft l opular and certain remcly now known. Ihe people and, press every where speak of it in the highest terms of namenuation. It is pleasant to take, does not pur.s, vomit ex sweat, but invigorates the aistem. It eonuins no Arswie. Mercury. Stnchnine. Vuiuin;, or any other poisoaous sr injurious drug, but it it aa origiaally diteuvered ' Auti. ote to Malaria. Aad at aa AGCK KILLER It hu no eqial. Call and get a cireular esstaiaieg aartielcates from Profissors. Phyneisns. Clergja.en, and the Prsse. Price 74 cents yti box or three boxes tut i2: csn be sent by mail to any part ot the Tniied States A liberal dsductisa mado io tue traia. Wholesale snd retail by J. d. p.t r. t. Ccr. Koarth snd WaTnEtsrrets Cincinnati. . W W till BERTS, tnuisnaa.i e -Prop-ietor. WVT. r. EVfKS.iY u n'v. ic.'c'.a stre.t. Philade ptia. "' nov7-dt'n3 , ., , W (Kl LS KT i" SAWYER W holesale and Retail Agenu st Evtntviile. lad. DB. EVERSO'S HKAI.TH RK6TORATI V K? Anti-Pyspeptie and Anti-Bilion Tills, A SI PERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC, entirely veccalle; 1. mild and plewant in tl:dr acon, improve ilie avprtite, and give t.ot to the i'isejtive organs, aud obviate CIutiveni:. Piles. Headache, snd all Uiliuus Disorders Callas, etc W holctnl- ami ri-iail by J. D. PARK, C-jt. Tuur'h at.d WnlnnlMTfeta. Ciucittratl . w. w Kfiii;:urs. inji.nsPi.s. Proprirt.r WM. FT. K V t KSOX, M. D No . 7 So. Sixti trevt. Pluludulpliia. BovT-dsw'im WHY FlüMAI.ES SI FFI H IA IIHAI.TII. . THE MARniED WOMAN'S . PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANICN. BY DU. A. M. MAURICEaN, rsot icssoK or diskassb or wovax. One Hundredth Edition (500,000) lSm. pp. 250. A standard work or ostal.lis! ed rerntatina, found clawed la the eatalogursol the trestTrsde aale of New York, Philndi-lphia. ano other cities, snd sold bv ths principal bookselleis in the I nited States, EVKßY womsn caa here discover, by comparing her own ymptoms with those described, the natura, aliarseter sod sause ol her eomplaint. snd be spsred meh anxiety snd suffering, ss well as the unpleasantness ol making known to, ar making inquiries of a physician, in respect to the numberless ailments to which she is subject. The wire about becoming a mother has often need of iastruetioa snd sdries in respsst to her situation, which she will hcrefnd. This book telle hoi what is ths matter, and tells her what to do for it, ia simple but chaste words, aud such as the saa understand. Those suffering from obstructions or irregularities peculiar to the female system, ar from pkolafki (item (falling ! the womb), er irom ri loa ai.evs, wilt each find ia its par s sue uivau. vi pict.u nun , SIL Ml ivntucn , BItU relit!. Muchdi tressof mii.d. a. w.ll .. thousands pecu.iarilv sign, oe saveu to everv iiusi'Snu. 11 tne simplest laws apper.v .u. wailing rt.1.0 were n.iifr unoerstuoa . il.at th y are not better understood is traceable to that natural and almost commendable sensitiveness that will rather sufler than eoneult ar converse with even a medical maa ia respect te complaints peouliar to the female only. In a copy of "The Married Woman's Private Medical Companion." every female baa a physician that knows and describes her av( ry symptom, feeling snd silment. and whisk she caa consult at ail times without violence to her sensitiveBess. t Extract of a letter from a gentleman la Dayton. Ohio. Dattow, May I. 1J7. coBrtDteUimt ; -9ry aucceM ue m0T' Bn ? and pro-.- - '....tintrber ltf in immiuent danger, aud vhich was od the la.t occas on despaired of. I sup potted that this atate of thinca waa inevitable, aud resigoed myself t meet the wors;. i heard your book high spoken of, as containing some matters rearhingmy we. On its receipt and perusal I eannot expresa to you the relief it afforded my distrsed mind, and the jay it pftfies imparted to my wife, learning that the ffreatdieovery of M. M. Desomtaui provided a remedy It opened a prosreetta ma which 1 little co- ! aeived was possible. But tor this, era another year woul.I i have passed over ray nee, m au du men nroDaoiiuy my wire would have been In htrgravoand my eluldrea iolt motherlvts. INDIANA AGENTS f J. M. tt J. O. Howe, riloaminston; Ptrtis & Tir-ir, Gretncastle; James Kl ar, Richmond; K.J. KsUvre, Shelby ville ; H. R. Harvey, Vinrennft: James Heard, Li. Faueett, aud G. B . H"usly, Kokomo ; J. änodgrass, i'errytiville ; A. N . Chamberlain, Klkhart; T. J. Langdrn, liochpor.t; 11. C. Dustin. Jeuersouville i i vv . A iltfon. t ranslm ; 1, C. Apg. -on r.'Ceipt of One üollsr. "TI1K KK1ED WOu i -s r k v a k n Kui a l lor ran ' 11 aeot mi I. ed free; to any part of the tailed States, the Can ad as and Hritish Provinces. II lettrrs m' st be post-paid, and addressed to tr. A. M MALRIOKAN. box 12.!, New York City. Publishing Otnoe, No. Liberty Street. Near 1 eri. . -r 4 3m-dnw PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S . C'ELEIIHATrD II A I It IIUSTOIIATITE. fllHEeffects of this wonderful Hair Restorative, are proJL duciag the most sstoninhing resuluia the public mind; eld and youug are lavish in their praises ot the virtues of this remarkable composition. It is the only preparation thatcaa be depeaded on to r. store gry hair to its natural color, aad re-pro'luea on bald heads a luxuri.it growth. s)w The followiag is from a distinguished member of the medical pro fession: St. Ptrr., Jan. i, igtj. Paor. O. J. Wood -Dear Sir: Tnsol cited. I send you thiseertificate. After being nearly bald for a long titue, aad having tried all the hair restoratives extant, and having ns faith in any. I w as indue d on hearing of yours to give it a trial. I placed myself in the hands ol a barbrr. aid had my bead rubbed witii a good stiff brush, and the lteetorative then applied an i vell ubbel ?n till the scalp was all a glow This I r.peated every morning, and ia three week j the young hair appeared, aad grew rapi'tlt from tha first of August last up to the preeeut time, and is now thick, black and strongtoft and pleasant to tha touch, whereas, before it was harsh aaa wiry, what little there was of it, and that little was disappearing very rapidly. 1 still ass your Kestorstirs about twice a weet. and shall soon hive a good and perfeot cri.p of hair. Sow I have read of these things snd who hasnotr but have aever seen hitberto any ease in which sny person's hair wasroally benefited by any of the hair tones. As., of tha day. and it really gives m pleasure to record the result o' my ixprrienee. I have recommended your preparation to ethers; t already haa a large and general sale throughout the Territory. The people here saw ite effects and have confidence in ie Th. .nnnlv v in sent us. aa wholv.ale agents la. the Terri tory, is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are msdefoi it. You deeerve creait tor your oiscovcry. iumwmiiiuj. thaaks for the benefit it hat done ma. for I certainly had aalsd pox long ago of ever effecting aay such result . . .... i i" .den tears, nastuy, . . . jv.. Firmsf Boad & Eellog Drorfists. St. Fatal, M.T. Tk. wad.rsimed. Rev. J. K. Brui Is a Minister ia regular atutding. snd pa.tor af the Orthodox Church, at Brookheld. M4s. He is a gentleman of considerable intluencs. ano universally beloved. (Copy) WM. DYER. Panr. Woon Dear Sir: Having made trial of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say that its efteethas been excellent in removing mb&tnation, dandmft and aconetant tendency to ltcning, witnwnicn i nare tee.iro.uit nu. vtj childhood, and haa also reatoredmy hair, w hich was b-eoroing gray, to its original color. I hove ud no other article, with anything like the some pleasure and profit. i r t&inc. .wu.a, ..hi. , . - tfif Prepared and sold wholesale and reta'lat 114 Market street. St. Louis, Mo . snd et bS5 Broadway, new xors. where also all the most popular patent medicines areior.saie, wholesale or retail, as low and on as favorable terms at they can be bought at any other house, eor ?ale at manufacturer's pr'oes by H ALLOCS A STODDARD and all tha priacipal druggistssvervwhere. myl - JOY TO THE AFFLICTED. ÜKEGOKY'S INSTANT CTRE OF PA1V. AGAIN ON HAND. TM1E greatest known fnmilv Medicine for Burns. Coughs, Colds. SoreThrosU and Quiosey. Will cure Diarrliea, Cholera Morbus. Cramps and Spasms. Will eure Fever and Agni aad never known te fail. Daily aad hourly eells for th is Medicine ssa preventative and cure for the above diseases. An agent writee: I bad rather trust a life with fhis than any ether medicine. One aad all try tne remedy end satisfy yourselves. Increased sales ia Indisna, a thousand doiea bottles per year a gvater increase than aay other Medicine aow before the public. For sale by all the principal Druggists in ths United S fates. British America. Calii'oraia and Oregoa. WHOLESALE AGENTS: LEICH a YERLINO, Kvsnsville. Ind., successors ta Kaller a Farnsley. . rinse R Cr.Anir. Yineennes. Xnd. Johä D. Park. Cincinnati, Ohio can be obtained efthem at manufacturers' prices. jsjin. ioi'.ib a t:fj.. oot'-fmw Maumee City. Ohio NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL! DR. ISOBINSOIM'S S P E C I F-I-C 4 CERTAIN AND SAFE CURE FOR AL'. BOWVLCOM PLAIJrTS.. DIARROtKA'. D SENTERY. BLOODY - FLTJX. AND CHOLERA MOKIiCS. GEO. RICHARDS A CO.. ProprietorsS. 1. Oollege Hall. Walnutst.. OiaeiBnatf Sold by KELLER. fARySLEY CO. deslfrt 1b msdiclaes geasralty. Ersnsvill. sad

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Y E 11 'S 1 L L S : FOR ALL TRI PCKPOtXI MT A FAMILY PHYSIC; rTPHERB baslong existed a puMie demand toran e'ffestiv'a As. purgative pill which could be relied on assure snd ertoctly ssle ia its p ratim. Thit has bi en prepared te meet that demand, and au extensive trial of its virtues Las conclusively shown with what encceis itaccmul thee the pnrposs designed It is ea?y to mnke a physical Pii.l. but not auy ta make the test of ai.i. Hn.ia o. e hieb should hsreaoseof theohiectioos, but all the a'lvactages of every other. This has been attempted hire, ai.d with hat success we would resjertfull sulci-.t -o the putl e rtVcisioe. Jt las been unfor tunate for the patient hitherto thst almost every pnrgativw me dciue ia aciimoniuus and irtitating to the .o als.. Taj isnet. Many ot thrm pry luce s mucii giipirg pais and re. vuision in the system, us o n;ore tl-.an eouaterbalaacs ths good to bederited ironj them. Theee Pills protuee aa irrt t.iion or paiu. ouUii it ari e fr..m a previously existing olS'ructiua or deranaeu ent in tho towels, lleing purely vsg. tsl'le, ao harm oau arise Irom their os in any quantity; snt it ii be ti-r that an y med-einv shoutu be taken judiciously.A'inute d;reeio'is tor tlu ir use in tie eevcral disessesta whiea they are applicable, are given on the box. Among the complaints wUicU heva i.een spe.dily eured by thsm. w may mentiou Liver Dornt laint. sa its various forms ef Jaasdiee. Ind'g.stiou. Lsnguor an" Lou of Appetite Listlesssees lrritabili y. liil iout iiesasiL., llilliou. Fever, Frvt r sad Agaa, P ain in the Sid. and Lair s lor m truth, all these are but eoscuenret disea-ed action intheliver. Asaa a- erieat.tkey aflord prompt and sure relief in cost'venss, piles, ebolie dy-ientery. hnmors, screfuta snd scurvy, colds, with sorcvean of the body, ulcers snd impurity of the blood; it ikeit, aay snd ev r esse where a puipatire is required. '-T They have als produced some sing ilarly successful cares la Kh.umatum, tlout. Dropsy. Gravel. Erysipelas, Palpitatioa of the Heart, pains ia the back, stomach and side. Tbey s lonld bj freely taken in the si ring of the year, to purify ths blood and prepare th- rstem for the chanse of eaaoss. A a aeeaeitnal dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy act'on, an I restores the. -r petite and vigor. They puri y tae i Ucod. and by their stimulcot aoHoa on the circulatory systern, renovate the strength ol the body, snd restore tke was ted or'dis.a ad vnergiwa of tbo whole organism Hears ah oasa sicnal d.je isedvanUgeoM even though tin sellout derange, ment ex.sts: butunneejiary dos'ag should never be carries too nr. -as every-psrgative medicine educes ths stfenSth, whoa tax.n to sxcess. The thousand -caee. in which s ptosis is required cannot be enumerated here, but they sittgo.t th.msolves totlereison of everybody ran it iseon idently l.elisv . J ti.is pill will answer a better purpose then anything which bsa hithe'to leen svailableto mankind. When their virtue srt once kuown tke public will no-longer douv.t what remedy te empli-y when iu need of a cathartic aedicine. ... uiiDvufir rp-peu iiiey are pieanant to tass. BBS SSlBf Ttirelj vegttalls, as harm caa arise, from their use la aa oosi titv. .... Fol miaste dirselion. tee the wrsötsr sa ths ha, PKh.PAktD I ' t J A M E S C. A Y Fe rt, PHACTiriL AND A-'Al.VTIOil. OBI MIST 1.0W BXX., Sill, Prise .3 cents perox. Five boxeeforll, SOLD HY Keller, Fsnu'ey S. Ca . Evsnsvills, Isd.) Yari e A Crawfi rd. Ov asvilie; llailork A Parmitfr. Prineetea: G. h. Kmtham. Patoka: W. J. Whiting, Cyst!::-.!": J . K. Jstnees a; Co.. PosCTvill Me-rs, Oardinerat niairsville tad WadetvUlsi Williumsand Robertson. W est lasklia: ' 7. I r. 1 homaa NuaO And .'at. Sasels, lit. Tsrasii Hudspeth A Uro., itoenvlli ' llowers A Sargent, wlnrrli: Adorns & CauiplirU, Petetsbiirgh; Fred .Eoksteiu, Cincinnati, 0.,ar a all druggists. UK. W. T. OAVEK'S Hl LS. FOR THE CURE OK ,. . , , FKVER AND A GUß AND CHILLS' AND FEVERS. ...... IT Is fUB md o fiqo-t,y tb rrftct!4tt of lodWi. wlio get ipi nw iDeaiGiite, to gull tl ubli witit m 'Itit at cvrtific&U, ptFporticg to eoKu tm,m enoui bo fcT been eurodtj lleui thereof, he. la fivct, ttaoi ccrttticatM re nerclj Ut im.)riDatioa of the bra. a f tha ompuukdtaf of tlx Hif diine, a Reed a ith fictitious naxn The ut-ccri era du not ilaim for the FilU aoar of area ta ,ha public, miraculuua and wundert ut cures iu all diBasa rhiall the "fieah ia heir to." tut will assert, that lor the eure af the digeura nn-ntiotied ist th caption ot tuifi adTr rticmen there has ueTer been offered to sufleriDg huiuauity aa safe, sure and speedy remedy. To sulstabtiate this ertioa, h: would refer to persons in this coxamnnity, who. alter try i at; various tuufiieines purrortitg o be.ccrtaia eures, bare anl tound relief from the use of the Pills. ihe-e Pills are not eomp('i' of cheap iagredients, sac made by ma' hiDery. lor the purpose of making n-oney. Thej ! w" . ' ' E", ZTKZZ pr's.s as are generally st on patent pills. Bnt those wha wish an article which wifl cure Arne ana Kever la a few. days, there t-y enabling the patient to attend to his daily oocu-: ' patiaa, will hud these fills ths ehespeetaad surest medietas ever prepared. - Kesd the following certificates, aad if yga want mere evlJ denee of the virtues af these Pijls, it will begiven by per.eaal applieatioa to the subsc'iibere : Owcksbobo. Ky.. August 1, ll.lf . -This certifies thst my soa was taken very sick with a chill and high fever and von iting, and I went and procured a baa of Dr. Owen's Ague Pills, and am happy to say that ihey affeet.da spsedy aad permanent cure. JjHS Bi McFAS. - . ' Augnst 1, M55. T ...tir. tkat T bad ehllli ssd fever, and was indueed free . fev.r. to pnrcnasea nux ui ut. . - - -w -v.-u, ..a ted Pills. I ba-l act used the whole box before I was entirely; well, snd believe them ta be the best Pill now odered to ths public lor the eure of Ague and Fever. Ji . C. AV KkiS. - OwiNgsoKO. Kt-. May 17. 115, Dr. J. W. fJoairTOH Dear Sir: llavii g for the pant twa years been severely affiicted with Chills and Fever, and Boding nothing that would sflord me any relief, only for a few days at a time. I vas at last induced to try some of Dr. W. T. Owen's Chill Pills, which I did. and to my great joy, aftet uisng one box. found that I was once mora fres from thsmost loathsome af all diseases, CHllasnd Fever..- . I would say to all who l.ava Chills snd Fever, lots ask,. I..I mn imm.Hi.t.lv to l)r. J . W. Comi'tOB. Bad PTScure a box. and my wold for it. yoa trill nevtr tfoiitils with C-ills again. OHAS. B. GRIST. -' Bo Harsob. Ey., April 11. 1U53, This it ta eeTtifv that I bad Chills and Fever la my family for tne patten months, snd I tried all the Chill Pills aad Chill medicine that were ta be bad in the oountry. la ordinary case, they have stopped ths chills on the most of my family, with one exceptio. Ob my oldestson there was sons of thomthat would make a permanent core until leameaeroaa Dr. Owen's Chill Pills, snd 1 can sal el y say ta evoftedy that tbey ars Ike best Pills I have everosed. jy OwcwsBOito. Kt. , Feb. M, 1MI. JDr W, t. Own-Dear 8irt I have beea afflicted with chills aad fevers for six months, and alter trying various remedies. I was induced te try a box of veur Ague Pills, which have cured me eound aad wall, and ! believe tbem to V tha best medicine in use. BALTHASKR WACH. Iharaknowa the above gentleman for six years, aad ssrtlfy that his statements are true. ...' J.PLCNKETT, Fiver Tfs4ei Pittsburg, Pa. LBWlSrOBT, , Jsn. 1. 1S55. . Tbl. ..rtis.s taat T have bad the chills ani d lever fur months. and tried varloue rcfr.edies without effect. I then used oas box of Dr. Owsb's Chill fills, aad tbey have 'enterely cured m, THOS. F, TAYLOR. OwiHBBOlta, Aprfl 12. WS. I certify that I had ehlllt and fevers, and applied to a gees physician, who prescribed for ms and gave me medicine, which did not break thechtUs hot give me any relief. I waf th.- .,l..i.d to trv Dr. Owen's Chill Pills; I did so. and the stopped the chills, and I am now perfectly well. They alsa ,i -r. am.-.. ai.tr.ssine nain in the side, which I wa f..-ll wonld result ia something serious. Persons afflicted 1 with chills would d well to i use them; they are a eertaia cm-e v, v. . . , . .. v.. , er These Pills ars warranted to curs ia every iastaaes where ths dirsstions srs followed. tti-bor sale, wholesale ana retail, or er-core a, J. W. COMPTON. Druggist. Owensl'urc. Kr. Ales by W00L8EY SAWYLR. W helssale aad Retail 'cents. sept n-v Kvansvills. Ia4. CARTEM BlSPAMfll MIXTtRK! THE GREAT PCR1FIER OF THE BLOODI NOT A PARTICLE Or EKCtKY 1 IT. a- Ii. Atiiirtpcl liratt ana rsni N infallible remedy for scrotum, iting . evii, jtuenjsiatism. Obstinate Cutaaeoos Eruptioae. Pimples oi ;Paw tiileson the Face. Blotches. Bolls, Ague and fever. J uro a as Sore Evet , Ringworm or Tetter. Scald Head, Enlsrgrmeak and Pain ofthe Bones aad Joints. Stubtora I leers. Bjphili. tie Disorders. Lumbsgo, Spinal Complaints. and all Diseased .rising from an injudicious use oi Aiereury, imnruueaea ns . Life or Impurity of the Blood. HIT This great alterative n edieine and Purifier of the Blood is now used by the th'ussnds of eratefnl patients from all parts af the I nited States, who testify daily to the remaikaUe euros performed by the greatest o all medicines, "CARiER'S SPANISH MIXTURE." Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Scrofula. Kmptions ob ths Skin. Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers. Old Sores. Alledionsof the Kidnevs; Ili.ee s es of the Throat Femsle Complaints. Pains sad Aching sf tbe Bones and Joint, "are speedily put to flight by using Shis' great and inestimable remedy For all diseases af the Blood, nothin. has yet bees fosn to compere with it. It cleans.etbe system of all impurities, sets gently snd efficien'ly oa the liversnd kidneys. strengthens the digestion, gives tons ta the Stomach, makes the skia clear and realthy, and restores the coBstitutioB, enfeebled af disease or broken down by the excesses oi youth, to its primitive vigor and strength. n ' For the Ladies, it is incomparably better tbaa all 'be I a. tie. ever used. A lew aoees ol uin.s a : . I . -in ....... .11 ..iiw.... rmr,lexion. bringt rosea mantlinz to thecheek. v. .lastieltv to tpvetcp, - remarkable degree, beyond ail tbe general health in i rent! medicines ever heardof . The large number of eettificstes wnicu "....im-'e. j . . . i i.ifrom Persons from all parts of ts tao o.. evidence that there i. bo atimbug about , Tha preji l bote keepers. magistrates, physic sas aaa puo". -" -" -' n"vir."dCth"r.o.fi-ony to th. wo.d.rfn: ' r.REAT BLOOD PURIFIER. r,..tandgetaCiroularand Almanas, aad read curat thEt trultgreaUtt of all mcdieiaeehat effects of this GI ... IUUI UIU U ' . . Call oa the Ar ths wonderful cures performed. ,,,,.,, BBBKÜTT t BECKS. fre?ti K 3 Pear sPearl street. Richmond. Va. to whom all ordert . . I da rciTstsiaiStf1 forsn'ppliesa..d Agenw For sale br Hallock .".T".".;.,. Ev.n.ville: Hslloek rv nan-". - vi ..... ..s lie drs"i. -sdi'- geaevsJl -, Prinretoa: u. via. . . J 3,000 OZS. QUININE, jrsT ll.ECKI VI-VO HIS iWI. v BY f I' It K M n Aie.e run VSAaja. a FREDERICK ECKSTISE. J.. WBOLBSA1.E DECG3IST. X. B. COB. VOt STH AKB SfAI STS. , Cincinnati Obis. eetl-f ' . S" ATI!V;jpT.- PriBted B.5r -u 4i. ..Äa-iiT.