Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 175, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 February 1857 — Page 2

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7. Y. CABLILE, EDITOR. C. K. PKEW, Jt., LOCAL EDITOR. EVANS VILLE: THURSDAY MORNIO.::::n:::::FEB. 19 First. Paqä: Poetry and miscellaneous iUms. Condition of Walker. The accountJ from Walker, continue to be as contradictory as the predictions of pirtizan papers on the ere of an election. With the best light we can get on the matter, it seems to us that he is losing ground, and we can see no good reason why the people in the United States should be the least sorry for it. It is probable that, at one time the adren turer had the sympathies of the people whose interests and wellfare he professedly espoused' and that his rule was as acceptable to the country as any which their circumstances admitted to be established. But when his ulti mate policy was developed, and it was apparent that his purpose was to establish a gorcrn meat which would at once reduce the native population to abject slavery, and to introduce African slavery as a permanent institution of the country and finally to annex the country itself to a portion of the U. S. severed from the rest of the Union, he lost all claim of sympathy both in the country that he left and in the country that he invaded. He is now only supported by foreigners. The native population, alike of Nicaragua and of the neighboring States are arrayed against him. Without such aid from the people of the United States, as can only be furnished him, in gross viola tion oi our neutrality laws, be will probably fall, sooner or later into the hands of the people whom he has attempted to subjugate. When Walker first went from California to Nicaragua and joined the liberal or revolution ary party of that State, his friends claimed for him motives of patriotism, like those which actuated Lafayette, Kosciusko, and others who participated in our revolutionary struggle. While he acted in the capacity of an officer in the revolutionary party of that State, there was a general disposition to regard him in the light thus presented. Even when he became the Commander-in-Chief of the army under tho Rivas Government, which was a native administration, whose Minister Plenipotentiary was recognized at Washington, his relations to Nicaragua were of a character that enlisted public sympathy and re spect. But when he assumed the reins of tho civil ai well as the millitary government; when by the doubtful forms of a more doubtful election he declared himself President, and Rivas a traitor; when all the native population who had op to that time recognized him as their saviour, now turned against him as a scourge and the war became a war of races between the owners of the soil and strangers from North America, public opinion commenced undergoing a radical change. The contest is now to be conducted against an alliance of all the Central American Stales, whil the piratical President has not even the poor re source of sympathy, from any civilized nation on tha earth to sustain his course, and but pittiful handful of men of very questionable character and motives. Defeat and disgrace await him now, as the merited judgment upon his reckless and piratical career. The Bcrdell Mcbder. The Rond street drama was brought to a temporary close on Saturday night last, by the verdict of the Coroner's jury, which wo have already presented to our readers. The lengthy and searching inquest, substantially fastened upon Eckel and Mrs. Cunningham the guilt of one of the bloodiest and most awful murders that ever has been chronicled by the records of crime. The parties, will be put upon the:r trial, and it is possible that they may not, upon that full and final examination, be conTicted. Dut a prima facte case appears to hive been fully made out against them. There ateems little doubt from the evidence, that Eckel did the deed, and he cannot be connected with it without implicating Mrs. Cunningham. The fastening of such a crime upon the female parties implicated, is calculated to inspire emotions of horror, but the public mind will experience a feeling of relief at the discovery and conviction of the guilty perpetrators of so fiendish a deed. The prospect for many days, that the atTiir would remain shrouded in darkness, and its perpetrators enjoy complete immunity, induced a feeling of alarm and diccontent among all classes. The disclosure of the mystery will bring a corresponding sentiment of satisfaction. So thoroughly is the public mind convinced of the guilt of the parties now in contincment, that no sympathy is manifested from any quarter in their behalf. The Bailroad Meeting at Owen.nlle. The Railroad meeting at Owensville on Saturday was largely attended, and the spirit manifested upon ; that occasion proves that the people along the line are determined to have a branch road. Books were opened and $7,000 subscribed on the spot. A company will be organized immediately, and the friends of the enterprise feel sanguine that the balance of the stock will be taken immediately. The importance of this branch road to Eransville cannot be overestimated. If the road is built to Owensville, it cannot fail to be pushed through to GrayTiile. The enterprise is now fairly set on foot, and it will be pushed through to a speedy completion. The $7000 subscribed is to be used in making the surveys of the road and determining its location. Cr The citizens of Mobile are about taking measures to erect a monument over the grave

of MJ. Gen. Gaines.

Correspondence of tk JoirsaL -r Porta Citt, Whcoxsix,)

Pcc ?5tb, 1856. S rnr rtirW in tha Louisiana Daners. vear wn ago, and have thought how faithfully they HUn.av.ri th ma?ic influences of railroads V - m ... and the wonderful power oi Western enterT K.r. witnaanl them in ert1 n. . ition, and have been astonished at the mirac-' ulous results. We who have had obsrra.jiv-- -t.-. uou cuu uucu ivi Dw .ua.ij , lU0 aiowcrin ih !nnli..n Qt.ti. r. 1 -. : C rugi vuwuw. uvu:, iiM w had entered new world of life and enternrk hn rt mtn thcA itim n1 l.nav f . " I ; , Vt regions Ol tne OnnweSU Here We See the iron arms of the railroad stretching over a I munlrv tfii vü fl rMN itn tU V.it,;f. a v-w 1 , kvi uv uuiwml. . a- . . .1. 1 - iion 01 me inuian, unnging 10 u ine 1 nie illgent and respectable farmer and mechanic, the wealthy merchant and banker, from the Eastern States, with all their ideas of com fort and refinement and their means of education and religion turning a wilderness in one season, into the abode of the civilization. luxury and even fashion and extravagance of the old and wealthy Eastern towns. I . ride daily through a region of country, that, three years ago, had never seen the smoke of a civilized habitation, but which is now filled with intelligent farmers, and, at every few miles I on the route, villages are rapidly rising with their bright painted cottages their smart stores and tte sound of the hammer in the mechanic' shop, make ono forget that bo is so close upon the fooUtep of the Indian. As the h)uscs and spire of a neat village dissapear across the prairie behind roe, those of another rise in the distance, before me as I jog along through my day's journey. I have located myself at this place (Portage City) and began business; for I believe in six months ii wm do a great piace. ne are on

me aumiuu ictci ivrcu u.nu isconsin b,il, in favor of which, there is a large majorrivers, which are, you are aware, united by ity, but want of tune may prevent a consum.

acanai ui uircc nu ni uu jung, vno -rifcr, the Fox, Hows into the Mississippi tue isconsin carries its waters as a tribute w iuc grrai. .c. imcu Ku up io mo loess and standing on the wall, cast a chip into the canal on one side, and it floats away to the iinjcahiu .ui.-jimiim, nuu macs it VU jrse to I tho "Sunny South" and warm waters of the f ? 1 ..i r I . .1 t 1 mcxicau uun. 1 rasv auiuiui-r uu uie oiuer side of me and it i borne away by the current to the great Lake, and finally leaps with the tumMing waters, the mighty cateract or iagra and Unas tne ocean at last, in the frozen latitudes of the gulf of the mighty St. Law'l00 -i .t . . , , . ... 1 v.ti, . ney. and the other to visit the suar held and orange groves of the South, and then sit and meditate on the varied and ditTerent scenes the two portions of the divided element will nice tbmii'h. Mv heart roes with thi Siili. em in its Ions journey, recalling each ste-e of its progress, till I set again in happy reverie I upon the uid uiuu at aicnez, where ort we have wandered together, and sitting again . a l III A a 1 a I with you, watching the uding landscape over tne couon ueius 01 laaua as me glowing summer s sun, ainta ueyona ineaiaiani woods. . r. 1. ; 1 . . X .1 f . i lorgok ur m ituiie uiy Lircaviu murinem iaiituae. uave jou lorgoi can tne memory . w . r . . 1 T-. ... 1 1. T. t 1 ,1 ranison, Xiuwaruj, x ouey, anu we, catnerea I upon tnai ioveiy spot ana lorgot in unUugzingl m . 1 t . . 1 . converse, the hours that tripped so lightly and swiftly by I 15 ut from these reveries, I wake up in urqulerent scenes and in another cli - mate. I am in what was but a few years azo .1 1 v-.k. . it.iao cAticuia iwiiiiciuKUiiuciii ui me union on the verge of civilization. Now. we have railroads approaching us from three or four directions and in six months will have the

iron horso snorting through our streets. OnetmPn5 to pour oil into a lighted lamp, but

has nearly reached us from Milwaukie on its! way to La Crosse. Another u comin? ud to us from Chicago and the South. It costs now 6l,o per 100 lbs for freight from New rorK; wnen tne rauroaa is nnisneu and the l.olrou arn nnti fiO rente will rnrr all lirAa This will irive a new stimulus to emi-ratfon Pmrwrw u nnvw sriiin h. .;. ji rtnir front foot on tha tt end .n ots Mill in the woods, one mile from the cenlots tre of the' town towards the proposed depot, range from $25 to $50 per" foot, and before next summer will be double that price. Lit ing is actually dearer here than in New Or leans, yet money seems to be so easily made, and ko abundant that neonle don't Kfnn tn i,rt.,n ib rnvt nf living it vn make a rapid fortune come-up here. The ... m DeoDle and the country are coine ahead in aecordance with your ideas of progress. Per w w - is haps even you might find pace in the race we are runnin iMmn.lt.il t fill Hntr infA 1 1 . r.. ., tt We have another scheme on hand which ba. l-on i.n,1prfnlcn l.v om wlihv ,.n .... . j - ..v ""'" It is to deepen our present canal, connecting v . k j w: ! . , tue iui anu it iscuu.iui iitctb, y ma 10 aumil steamers drawing three and half and four feet of water, and to pass trom the Lakes to the iui&sisMipi'i nrer. iiio ccniracb simuiat.'S that the work shall be dona in two vears from last November. When thu is compL-ted t I : T..nvt i. sTes.i or iwuicr imhs uuiuiu, can uriflg ner ctzo to uuruuor, or paMng u- can carry freight to any point on the Mississippi river, or its tributaries, without breaking bulk; o-

any inuauuani on me upper Jii-isissippi cannvvJ :

r i i : . . - . . i tt ii sh!p their productions through this canal to Hutfalo. or send it to Montreal or OueLe bw ihe steamers that pass our locks. We talk of importing our crockery, hardware and other heavy goods airect from England via the St. La wrence; A cut or lour lee t only unites the waters of the Wisconsin, llowinsr South with the waters of the Fox, flowing Northwest. In high freshets, before the country was settied, tner waters mingieu ana spreaa over the intervening prairie. Nature is so bountiful here in all her provisions for the advancement I" " . . a Ä . . 1.1 . I. . . 1 ui man, u 5:eiu w mo na.o mo inciapuoricai rr i rT.ii i. - i uaruenoi iuen, in iiitu uc commanaeu to pluck and cat." Men nave only to . ta ' stretch forth their hands here and they are filled with riches. But I tire you with my gossip. "When shall we three meet again r I mean Forshey, you and I will it be under the Magnolias and on the rich Bermuda c irpet of verdure in our old haunts on the banks of the Mississipp.r Yours ever, WALTER C. for W. II. Garland, ex-treasurer of Newl Orleans, who was acquitted of the charge of;

embezzling some hundreds of thousands of cess. dollars, has sued the New Orleans Delta for . . defamation of character for sundry commen s 1 fA5,CT Oarbotiso. the most effective in reference to the matter, and laying his da- "J09 f garrotrngw u, desenbed by the mares at 8200,000. That amount would al- 1T5W ork Mirror: As gentleman was most break they concern if the had to pay it, 1 leTinS house m a Äshionable quarter wejudse. . of the city, where he had been spending the J evening, a pair of white arms were thrown OCT It is hoped that the steamer Gen. Pike around about his neck and his lips were stifled, will be raised, as she has been moved up on The suddenness of the attack deprived him of shore several feet, bringing the water to her all power of insistence. At usual, "no poboilerdeck. liceman were tobe teen.

T7asalmgtOB Items.

Otolites, advices from Washington City MttYlttte: ;-Inan executive session' of the Senate toAar the Committee on Foreien Relations re- " .at - 1 . 1 4-M . vi.. . . f ponea oacs: me uartnaon ana muss treaty, with amenöWntS to obviate tha obi.ctionS heretofore made to it, which was debated more than three hours. Tr,. !. t.n .Kf n.;,i;nna . , ,7 r , 7"V Hnrinir Ilia last rtr IAr fnrmnir Ini1 irtmnfi I

TiT" f w r T , T- .'Flesh Wounds, Hiss mo.t valuable remedy and core, 'the last three took place in Maine, of which wnlcB e b urtlfle'jlob) lho0ttDlllrtoniTe Cwdu tha .Pension UUice receired intelligence br tel- I. .. - ...

- " - o wr" wuJ. Mcssr. Stod well and Lee, of Virginia, had bostila tneetin?near Bliir'a residance this I n. ÄÄ iA..j 1 . ''wh. iwt unug tui wwhcm ivu board of honor was appointed to effect an d'juumenioi laeiraimcuiues. Messrs. lwcocic,

Keitt and Goole, members of the House, andl'elree, and recommend It toothers. Reddlns's Russia I

Capt. Comes, were on the ground. WAsnisaTOJf, Feb. 16. The War department has received intelligence from Gen. Wool, dated Benecla, Califor nia. January 3d, saying that peace and quiet prevailed throughout the department of the Pacific, which he has no doubt will continue as long as the Indians are treated with ordi nary justice Tha disnosition of the troons ia such as not only to give protection to the I . ; rwhite settlements, but restrain the Indians should they exhibit any indication to renew 1. l. r i ! t i. the war, which, from the information he has received, he does not in the least apprehend. Among the nity Senate bills reported by Washburne, of Illinois, to-dar, were those for the improvement of Lake Michigan, the Hur.. gate, the Channel of the Hudson and Illinois J rirer. end triA tiirdnm nf Ppft'u!nc Pnate Chicago and Michigan City. The programme is to unite them all in one mation of the scheme. Tha witne&sen from Western Yorlr er expected to arrive to night, if so, the investigation committee will then meet to raceive .hr itimmr. Thi.ii. rannrt ia anf Irin tfrl to-morrow, though it may not be made until W eclneSdaT The Central American treatv was disscuss . . rl evcral hnnre rn mv Th Snt rtifipd ti The Senate ratified the extradition treaty between the United Statesand the Nctherhandi. (Tlt appears that Greeley of the New York Tribune, and Reverdy Johnson of Maryland, have been imp'icated in the corruption invesligation now going on in Congress. The test! mony of Gen. Stryker of New York, states that Greeley received a draft for a thousand do, and Jthnston one for fifleen 3 hundred, from members of Congress, for services in the Des Moines Railroad aflair. They have both been subnoened to appear before the rvrri;f:rtn 5,.. . fö- Yeh, the Governor of Canton, has du r;n!, 1.;. .hort reiirn. beheaded no fewer than I - - r - .... 701XX) Demons. It s h ?h t ma tha en'.iu-ht I 1 a o - - ning inÜuence of American gunpowder was I aar a a o. m k . vzj mere is a aiava in alamptiH who is I said to posses an estate worth $50,000. This negro belongs to his wife, a free colored woman, Im whose name the property is held, a-- Tl.,. c o , & I " wmcindcuidF 11 11 sccjuui I f a serious explosion that occurred in that place last xnday, in the grocery establishment of Mr. Love, which was caused by Mr. L. atmistook a can of powder for the oil. I he (building was completely riddled and the con tents of the house scattered in very direction. Mr. L. was considerably but not dangerously injurea. I . OTM ecRsiT? mail robbery has just been detected on the railroad route, which hrin?s lhe Canadian mails to theStates, near fSton V t. Numerous small peculations had been suspected and the officers were on tho look out at this point. Several arrests had lwin mail but: trri rliemiecAtHfrir tx-ant nf vi. dence. Evidence finally came to I ght, purely oy acciaent, wnicn impucaiea an unsuspected Pa"7- ono 01 10 oi"cereana man contractors - a . on the route. He is said to have made ltnpor I Mnl AAMlAi7tAeta aa wts-f AArMnliaelAi ttltAas &a 7 '."''. -'"1- I1- vs 01 UI8tt snu'"5. cn u yei a secret. t inn on I unQM v T.ninff tn lha Alllh vaw I j - - 0i v... r b;.V. v .- irrn. w . ' , w intelligencer, aim genuemm h h and Hatsrvcd Iv oaraemwi in 1 tl.a : Zev.ritiauwuswi me. Failureok Eastebü Isscraxce Compav.m According to the annual report of the Insu. rinca Commiss oner of the State f Majtarh... setts, the losses to Eastern companies, during the vear 185S were enonnout. cotnrlMn I .. . . . . r-""e mmy of them to go into liquidation. The loises of eighteen stock insurance commni in the citv ot lioston. during the rear, as shown by the report of the Commissioners, are as foli " H-eLosfs a iro.KSpo Marine Loaes s33 .0 Tout sj.diHJu&o It will be scent hat the los3s by fire were but la mere drop in comparison with the marine lossee. a be same relative state of facts exists as to New York insurance companies, where also, I several companies have recently been forced into liouiddtiond. Comptnies which one vear ago showed large capitals are now bankrupt, and the premiums received upon fire riks hive all been swallowed up in marine losses, leav . 1 1 i r , ... i in? tne noiuers oi nre policies wimout anv I . i J protection wnatever. I . . a mrm ..... I Several of the .Lastern companies whose failurcs are thus announced, have been doing a very considerable Western business, and their Westsrn customers are therefore left without any protection under their policies. It is a plain fact that nothing is more cer tainly fatal to an insurance company than that of extending its business into every de partment, and spreading it out over the entire country. In such cases it is impossible to throw over and around it those guards and that care and attention bo indispensible to sue

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TUE GUEAT UUSSIAN ItllMEDY. TRO BOSO PUBLICO.

Lr'ETerj mother should hive box lathe boa Uedding. Itneela Salve. It lit Boston remedj of thirtjytm'UDdlnf. and U - ii by physicians, it lea rare and speedy UM tl. Unpm Dil. tlMI. rA.B E. lAna I1V.!.IH. - . . . .( .uv...., w01d8orftofTery kind: for Fever Sows, Ulcer., b; 6"14 '.S'"1' Kh Bunion. For iPpie,. rT 2S Flee Blles.Splder Stlnjs, Frozen Limbs, Salt Kheum. Senrrj. Sore and Crackled LlpsjSore Nose. Wartitnd ' ' ' iinmn euyoi Bsion;aoa vicinity ior tne last thirty year. lena Instant willthl. Satredoen tn!urY.r.r Interfere wiu physicians prescriptions, ii i. made from the ...1. r t 1. v.r ..t. viicii uiairiaisirwiB ictii1 uiuuiim iroiu uia vi 1 r .. . ' fc. I article, growing In that country and the proprietor, Lave utter, from all ciasea,cierf jmen,pnj.tctans,ea capuin., none., and other, who have used it them SaUet put In Ure tin boxe, tamped on the coyer with a picture of a boose and disabled aoldier. which j pIctB re I. also e nrrared on the wrapper. Price S3 cent. a box. RtuDitro & Co.. Proprietors, KELLER, FAKNSLKY& CO. Arenls apT d&wly KranvTlMe. Ind. i-ti"t a -r TTrrnTrtnn I ÖJr JliLylii.JLj 1VJ1 LUHlO. .. "xt,t.,,B h tUe. u atprlieaa lartla; isnaaau par iia tar units; Socau r lib a rek; eu ! uarti. . A ,B iwi" at in criva win a aeiiT) n4)l,LT0N SVlTn T j Cr.,etBtniT Ukll, r.b.zotb. Say-.. rtr,M aa Tba MTath iMtara af tba ri 111 ba 4ellTrd j . Frilly ul Prk. rtrtb xMtyt LvrObi. sia ticku aottMnsfmti. holier, ar. r? t un-zt citv im'i riiv I IP Mtn waat a eaad TV" fl -" J f plflfTir eH at th Citr - lJkPm I Pt rr.. UalUry. ". 4. .iV.V Ilt-tr Maia trtt. uoiRom; Wltb lr,s B 4 plvaaaat ravms far the aeeematadatioa af a roatleraa aadla'y ar fars(ait1s;at1me,a baaltaiacd la a private lastly, la a ccatral locatioa. A(ply atthit ,ffl,. fU-tf WOOD! H OODü-Ordtr, for W4 Uft at Sane ki. ViCKCtT'. will I promrtlr 11H . felt FOR AI.K OR BfiVT. A Pwell'a Uta roadie: aa rc-, with (td atballdiaaa. aloti 0 t.ota t. twca 7th sad t a tl. JrrfartHariafiaUoa aaiuirr fabs-lw juii a. JULL3. The rrles of Coal at the BCDlAM IflTJIS It At thPit ItuU rarbathal. Haald te eay part at tba city 10 JOHX WTMONO. f3 Srrtar aad Miaair. TKlUri.K OP IIOIOU. Kraesrill Ttrrl ef !!Br Na, I. ro-ti rry Tharsdsy I. .V. tt.tl It ..- ...... V. n. ah " K. v . ri'iji i I an. n. i;. . A J O'REILLY VC R ' ii wiii i ... t. Roa LIhteUl T.rlaXo. M. m-t.try alt ata r riaarTaiac a aaT. uii.i niv. r. i. C. W. KV DT A HD. B. K. jaa20 '5T-ly FOlt Tin: JOiril.tAL.. I eTr aprd tw b a 3'. (I i4'tttcll. I spoa ya aa It;) Batif Itbawttbrn alt Dara'd If I waald'at la e ssialt! Hat wba ya tawk afdoa'ratypla, Wbtr'rad aaduboa dllu la; Dd er 'livehe'll stamp year featnrs. Aad 'babls" Uv. dr litt! eraatara. Oa papar. Iree.ilaaaarpUta, II'U Ii ywr shaddsr aar as fat. S aatral aad Ire ta Ii f. Wba fiw'ri away twU Ul yw wlfa. asrM-dtf TILKUOX'iOalltry. A TAl.rABi.a Miiinxi la or olaana f ta.da. will bo foaa th card f lr. T. II. f iv i coa, aTrtiaio a Tni.'' fr that rerr datr4ia dia. tl PiIm. Tb Dr. baa for aaav raara. dtvatal b't a'Uatite to this cla afdiaaaa. aad with aach aa that h aw flrra I th rhll, a r aiadial praftaratioa atltlad thair oatlra eoa6dae. Itb.ta ha thoroachlr ur4 dariattha paattwalva ytara. aad iuapny ha prerad aaiatrrraptad t tffieaaloas la all ihm. W rearemad tb amt4 t try It I CMer Path WimAr. KELLER de WU1TB. Far aale le tV city by UW UTtKVr (TRR OF DYBFEPHIA. C O. MEmtin. Merchant aaTat Siwrsoirn i a !hlSy 0.. Ky.. Mareh fti. ISl. Tb O.rnaa Ritt.ra kW raeral aati.'aatina, aad I hrewlth baad ya ..rtiSrau tf Mr. Mrta BarbUy.arespecubl farmer f thi rlaatr. eiwraosrn.i a. Ky.. blareb v lns Dear lr I waald lafarm y tbt I have ba a'B'ftad for ereral reaxe with trappta, ia a r aTat4't form, for which I aaed Raraararilla aal Hon other rftaedlo. with-at Maialiif eayralinf. Friit tha varioaa tiimaaials ta fareraf Hooflaad's Ocnaaa nitter. waaiadad totrr them, and I aew state with r1aar. that thronch their I m aiaria bettarh.alth thaa f ha doa f"r rear paat. aad hearfiillr rocaimead tb Bitte ra to all IHtt.d with that tarrtlle diaa. Kartf,il,r..r. TaPr.C M Jaebaoa. MÖRT0.M BERKLET. S adrtimet. jet3-dv 4rd artlol will 1 warrlrh areraay preteada Imitatioa. It baa beta said that eryHy is a raraiil hnahi(f.; balt a rallr ar noma artiele. capable af dolaa; all that ie preaa4 for It. aad t will ataad the taat of aar fMteitioa a o a tafl'd antnriete: aad lloetetter'a fam4 Sttiaarb Itittars hearerHraee f thia. for it baa bee a tabea hold f b? th eopl aal tried, aa J est fnnad waat. iacia ririaa aar aa f Dyepepo'a. ia aar form. Whaa theaa f are heewa. whf ehH it aot h errrUtd. aaa ased by rrybdy. Fr .! hr DrorrUt aad Dealers Cearally. KUI.I.FR WHITE. ' HAI.I.nriC A STODDARD. fb4-db WOOLSEV A SAWYER. BTf The beet rMeae tt at eaa be addad le faror af ib ala.ae. of Hooflaad' Oirnia Ritter. rared by Ir. C. M. Jaebea.i th aarreeedeaud deeiaad ferthem frm all parts al'ba I nipa; lalthomh thcrs msy b many ompoaada prapared aad rnreeot4 a befag worthy of a liberal patreaar. yet w fo atraiaed t remark, that thvaetaumhrofta4tt'aaia1awitb which tha worthy dotor has beea b.aered. by porea f tha bibat ebaraetet aad rptahMitr. who tonal It ary t ha reear to hie prpratioa. I rtim.ay aWtnty eearlaaiee. that a mere (faFtaa' e.medr tor tho alm.t immediate relief f thoaafflitd with that direfal mtlfiy. dyppa. has ecrtr beeadiTrd. Se aJf itiettat. Fatlbv f.kt KELLER A WHITE. II A II I IV a 111:. WE ara daily reeeiela aidltloot t ar larr aad well eeeorted tek f co.da, aad thia apriear will daplieat a'l bills, aa matter wha treutht Eaat r W 'eat. Wa bara ia alora aeerythiac tatt is required for tb farm r beaeekeeptaa prpoes. that a aea aader tha bead af Hardware. Waiarit tha atteatia f Ititeae m well aa eeaatry merrhaatsta aaaaiaa aar stach before rrthairt. foil BABCOCC A SO.V STAG. SKLIilvr. OFF AT d.UNT. 711 ISS R- BARKER wishes t sell tb remaladerei Ifl her stk (Tat ot. eoalstl f Cloth. Cleakaasd TalmassUk. satia aad velvet Rraaeta aal roidered packet naaktrchie's. Colara. Chemteet'ee aad l'adcrslvs. Aa., A. First sttaat bet. Locait aad Maie. lall arti in. sioi.aes. cofffk ajid rick.- - 3 2 hhieehateeSirar: 1 I i n pitntatioa iou 1 bhlaa 1 clarified Sartr: 10 bartehntea R. Coffee: 3d Pow'i.yed d; I tierce Rie. jt ree'd per tmcr Jame Maataomr aad ior al hr ftU ' VICKtlivi- JOIINSTOX. ÜRCLIO CKMfc.VI. bb'e leir aad for aal ätB. by del PRK4TOS BRJS. 1p? DOZ asserted Pia Cbarae: SfJid do Cadar Oharas: UiMUnt Pailt: ti Racks rd BaektUt 10 dtS hped edar Baekt; 10 doteee'd dar. ah aad pia hon Bark.ts: ilitiwtll Battitti Wmiu a'df"d Ra .foraal b y f ir zh cook A soy. RACKS Iraa boa ad eatra half Backets; "sy U f plaia half Rackets; 10 eei asa d iroa teaad aad plaia peek Measure: S dt ass'd Meuarts. 5 ia asst. a store sa l for sale by M Z. II. C 'OC A SOX. ajdTm BOXES prim Xw-Trk Hamfcarrb Cheeo. rea'd t"" parrailr.Uby fi Z.H. COOK A SOX. C1I1KF.8K. Mbssr'd per Rene. far ale j J lei S. B. OILBKRT A CO. MHOOrUI TOBITO.-2S boits peaad. choice oelected. jest ree'd lr sale v r low by felt S. E. OILBKRT A CO.. 8yamrt. 'IPArtHKR'g Oll..- bits 41 alle to the bbl Na.'l JL Oil. rea'd per Chaaeellor. aad far sal by febd WHBELER A R10GS. X. 47 Male-si. RIMR COPFKK 75 bac Prim Ri Coffee, ree'd per S. B. Cbaneel'er aad for eale cheap Yj fbe WU KELta A VtGOS. N. 4?Maie-st. VALK.XTIWI!VAI.KITIKK! VAI.K,TII:.'! A track let omi. aeatimeetal. lovaad mieehief. jast ra'd by fb7 DORKLL dc LISTRl R. WI.MDOW GLAH. 8a10 aed 1012 jest re'd pr etiamar Jamas Weed, for sale by 13 S. X. GILBERT t CO.

ivEty adyf.rtiseaIets. 1

at W m a n a a a a I W Oatiqaar, tea Hat. fleM.eat Um. SO: tare. Mbm. Si; I vtk. I ; tea weaaa. wi ou; atsaia. 4; taraa maatka. $7 aP; aia aaalba. 10; aaa rar. $15. Dicaata larcir a4vrtiaeata. Cardaaf lix hiei ar aadtr. an far aaaam. chart far atarnac. eaat ar ralitiaai aatiaa. JOU. I.N ULK, Jr. AS II RUDOLPH RbUH. KEAL ESTATE AGENCY FOR SOTJTKESN IXDIAXA AND ILLINOIS. U05EY LOANS SECURED AFTER TITLE EXAM1SED; orrici orii caul 1111, KVAX3VILLE. ISO; f,1 l.NGLE&EEHR. VHt Kl l.U .AILS.-S0 kg j "Ca a ' rjCS.VY BAUS -7J balaa aUa larga aaa ba'f I Vi baabaia. waiaLiaa Tr 4W IUI I ! ty 11 llfclf KllHTKK. Je CO. OüOAKaaOIalaaaaala aura aaa lerialalT I j ..m t-vt k-. 1 T ,9 OEO. usr TER t CO. fh?KAMLLg BAUS 4000 Liaeaia lil tt bo.eU lX aal taw hr l19 UtO. KOaTEK A CO. npOBAt'CO. 100 boxes Ye.. Ey. aaa II., aasr(d JL ,ali loraaiaby 1.1 GEO. FOSTER CO. KANAWHA BALT.-KM )Mi..l HHHi4rriNI iattorttorulaby UE J. k OS1 b,R CO. '' AMeuEaaaha&aUCa. 1 OAF. uniSHKD, rOWDKHRD. A.D RKr , .. . rr. .... r. . " "":r I aanMt Jixi R.i..,i.. Tm.-A I V DV ! l.tfTtriBM. OtlCDin I '- . , . ., I f OVKOYTKRS.-50do.laadpaaaasra'dicr ir. ! mj i b. ü. UlLBtKiiCO. . al wa at . ae.mav m " ! ww wa cr sii s m mz m n i i t ia aij r n v i a. K. UILBKKT A- CO 1.ltKSH TKAS. . Sub3liehctiuM'aVaacU7oaTat IS 4m 4 . Uaapavdar 4J 10 d 4 1 Imperial eat M 6 d de hlack do; e. for aal lw br 75 aus S aaa 10 lb Ka aas'd fIS Z. II. COOK SOS. iTiril.SKLIMJ A1LVI beg ails; Mies. I I0'i Xailii i aa is d z.i a 2f 20 do; XO d 13 aa 4 dot 13 4a 5 4o: II aisortci FUubiRg Nails, joit rte'4 ty Z.H COOCASOV. ltT9 COlLfc 1W iacb Urmas Kor; euila 1 laehOraat Ropf t Isj4, a 4, ao; 10 do , 4a 4a 4i n KKiiciKuri, ior alio low it M Z. H. COOK & SOY. ?sf nsfatf l LlUMTaaasSaabferaalobr W "KßW lall Z. H. COOK k SOX. "IBf IS HUSH ELS Praa for rait ta aaaatiticata leiaswvaauby tel. Z. U. COOal i SjN. FOXr.SOcrsaaa Soap; 20 citra TtJai Sap; aa"- 2 bbl xtraccaatry laab SoltKoap. lort.lal Z. Ii COOK ; bO.. IIS I Mil I'OIVPKR ACKSCY. Ii Ja. iu v a. '. Km. I'vwdcrt 7.1 K. aa V. If. Itiulia fowder: 25 ht BB4 ar. btn KiSo do: HI mi fi.uiif rawntr, rtc'Jtb auajaad tor aaUlaw bp 'lORAft O.-sn Uiei aaaort.d Potd-; JL o boatsaio'd id ruada; 20 boa aaa d 9 lamri 20 aa l'ady Twut. IvraalaUw bp r L Z.U. COOK A SO. HOW .1!C 11 ANM1CIATIO. PIIILADELI HIA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS TMIU a'.l pcranna aflltaUd with Sesaal Ditaaars. saeb a Sri bM.Tnr.M.KA. SLMIal. wiiumi lürorrsra (.tKoaanocA. t'.-niLT. ärruuja. tbVif Ox axis rSsur Tba IIUWAKO ASSOCUTIOV. la vlawaf the awfol dastra. ua ef tuui lif.raadby Stiaal dsoaia.aad tba davu.ri.;inuiiuii IUI IIKIVIMI IM TirilB VI lUCnO., loa r VuMk. t ..o dro-tod th. r r ....l.i. K . . ninumtTwuimr! tntr aaiaa. t ( MadicaA Adi raus, t all ttrt n thaa aMicud. apply by Utfr. Ith a criptioB i tüer eoidmae. (Mtaeeopstloe. habits et lf, A , ,., Clk..,t ,,ir.m, rorty aad auoa ta ,.v- r. r b.k ur laiiui, Tb Ilaward A. eiatoa ia a aB.ol.Bt l.tlintl.. ..k. liahed by aper. 1 etJaamrat. for th rrliafal thaa'irk.ad aistreo. aa'trto with t inileatsad Cpidele Uiseasea.'t It baa now a ni-pln of raea a, which the Director have eoUJ to eiptui Icadrartiaiaetha abovatic. Itiael- ! t a id ttat tl. Aasaciatioa rommaad ib hiebest M.olat kill t tt. we. aad will farauh tba uoat approved Jtt Pablisbed. by tba Aeeoelatioa. a report aa Spermatorrboa.r hrmiaal Wcakacaa.tb vtef Oaaaiam klu. tarhatiea r SIt-Abns. aad ether biseaaeaot tk8n..i Orrane. by tha Ccasoltiaf Harceea. which ail) Isxatly mail, da aeled aveip race or cnAa.e.a taere.irt a I Two hta Mrs for poataae. Add est. Dr.oeo. K. CALKOCN. CnaiaUiB Snrteoe. Ileward Ase.eiatia.N. t Satb MM1I Utreet. Philadelrul. 7 oroer oi ino i'ireetora. -IKA U. HbiHTWELL. Provide BKO. FAIRCHILU. Wrrtrr. fel9-'67lr UL.AC;iI.Vv I.TIPSO.t & CO., IMPORTE KS AND JOBBERS OP FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, BTAPLK AAD FAÄCY DRV GOODS. No. II Pearl Street, C1XCISXATI. O. af WAVE now a ,tere a laree aad varied stock ef Bterls

Ja m. ana Faacy lrj Ooode. otias. Ve.. fresh aad ear- ,6 '-Preea. caa ttaia aar ire latarmatica ta rirfullvaaleeUd ta which th.r will hm in.iniili r...i.i. .i . I ae t tb routes aad details af the baslaesa. at tletr emea

dit'eas dariac tha seaaaa They ask th atteatiea af MarehaaU visit lag this city, thi ipniit intirmot. ill IV T BltOOMd. f.C71det asi'l Brooms; 7.1 bMs Laks Salt: 30 dot assorted Market Basket; IM crees New Yrk bfaubaa. jaet received by N19 Z. Ii. COOK A 0X. Oefm DOZ 2 lbs fresh Cort Griten! IJlMtoill.c, da dot 20 des Sib fresh Lebatersi vi aos i ia aa aa ao: aa ' do Balaoa wacaercl. saaa. aVe.. Ve., for aal very low Vr fU Z. fl. COOK A SON. dl affd RSAMS ass'd wrappiay Paper. iat received by msUU fl Z. II. COOK dc SON. OH GROSS Eitra Boaatt Bsards, J est received by 5 If fei Z. 11. COOK A hON. mhuh 1)02 '' He Maaillaaad anaa Red Cot de; aa. w ow aoa aaa'e ettoa Cords; bales oot tea Twiae. fr iali by felt X. It. t tilllt at soy. IpiwM. Sflbbltaaa'd Mackerel; M kit ass'd bieektrelj S tierce Salmoa; S half bbl Herria: drum Codfish; 00 teie licrrlar. for 1 by .f' Z. If. COOK A SOX. SJTAItrM, etsC !b WbeatStareh: in thle Pearl Barter I S bbl faltoaa Prvaoa: 21 bales CandUvieki 21 balsi wrap pi ay. Twia rt'd aad rorMy lem D. 11 KIM AN K. -f dJl GROSS Serabbiaa Brooms aaserud; JL V IS do Kh Brashes; in trees Clothes Brashes: 10 da lir d: 'ii easts Cdr Tabs (4 iaaest) ?S aeete Market BaabeU. (I ia eet) doaClotbo Raakeu; lOdoa braae bead Pail; 13 de iisarth Brooms, rse'd ead for sale by I. A D. UEIMANX. fl eTatf? GROSS Suamhoat Card: am VK 15 de iliy,hlaader da; 20t;rs Players Cards; 15 bis rroaad Coffee: lObas Kee. ef Coffee, ree'd aad for sale by I. A D. HKIMANN. f BOXES (cnaiae Lealie's Bitters; aas z litis stroBitbeaina do; 25 has prte aad piau Bitters: 10 bis Abeeat: av 4 litaea Syrap. received aad for eale .y I. A D. HEIMANN. fell I lflt'OllB. W hsveeoaitaatly ea baad alarr stock ef A Li.oorsf th beet braade. Oraaa Valley Whisky; eld -T-oajoajancia v oiesy. t arawta wraasy. frt Wla, Jw. Wie. Genuia Malaie Wie. Oiatar Wiae. Maae Wlae. Blarkbory Vt la. Native Pert Wiae. Blackberry .'! I. A D. HEiilANIf. JTHT It Kf'KI VED PER STEAM Kit BHLMO-T. kecsS'd Nails; 5 ken 'd Nails: ea m a . . . v a via a ae; 10 do 10 dot t de IS do; S de 20 do: 1 de 90 do; 1 do i iaeb pressed Spike; t do Ji Nails; I h10 Jle Karts: 2 da 1 lack bbl do. for itle by S VICKERT. fs Cor er Mala aad "oad-treet. GGS. 50ot frh Egj ast received aad for rale br HAMCEL VICKERV. fold voriier waia aad neaoad-stre.t. JUlHKO.Ii dt IIYi:!. XWORRIS 8. JOHNSON aad BLVTHB I1TNES. have If! formed e Law partaenhip, aad eill practice their preim ourx ei in etat. Oflio a First st. bt. Maia aad Laaaat. le Bray'aballd lag, t-vaaevlll. lad. Pll.1 flKR, 851 ITH c CO.. 455 MUS T1IIT, LOCISTItLS. KT. MAN UFA C TU It ER S AND DEALERS IS HATS, CAFS AND STRAW GOODS, A RR prepared as nsaal for the Sreia Tkana with a eesaplete aaeertiaiBt af all the diferoat saJities aad itylca 1 ood ia their lies, a cheap as caa be parcheeed ie sty aay aarkot. fei7-lm XIATTUA&MIS JSD IICi C09IFOUTS. A3. COLBCEN A- CO.. m aaa facta re aad kaaataatly oa hal all aiteaaad kiada. which that gaar- ? . , . . erticta aad at as lew prices as aaa ba abttiaei elsewhere. .iiomn .flatirBseo Ilttir do, Cottevn Jflattraeeeta ftprin? do, Ms u ck do, . . ' .Jfnny aLInd Ma(traeee, Bed Omferu aad Pi Ho we of all aiaaw aad aaeJiitoe. Mrchaat ar particularly re ueud te eaU aad eise is s beter parebaai as le where. Aay ef the above made to order aa warrtated gaod. A. J. COLbLKX A CO.. el7 WfctcT rt. aat dear f Caaal Baak. Oll BALES fresh Oskos for tat cheer ta 1 eaa.ire. SjlF meat de3 p. O. O'RILEY A CO. "1 Of III LBS s"ffr ear dried Meof: Jl " ß VP lObUlt, yuijley'i Eatra Hems, for sale by JtMtX Z. H. UOOK A SONe CODriffll. 3 drams ur6m aed ehie for ssU by jaaa Z. H. COOK A soir. rXafmBAGS srime Caskwheat. ra'l per Railroad this af IF dayaed warraaud AN.:. S. B. COOK A SON.

B1ISCELLANEOUS.

BTC1.M1 V.lkkl wkit Ii. in. ..a J f.. v ii tM .- VlCKaKY M JUUÜSTOM. WX have this day reiT ay RailraaS, tU largart ! rtock at Braak. e?r braackt ta thia aiara. wiil all thtm ak raeacc fr,rM. i Uta Waah. PaiaH. M Kuk U.M. Ali. T 1 m Uaartk. Uatr. CUth. Laatb. alaak aruau tU. ataxt ' lag aD4aTmty af laaey Jlratbta toa aaataraa m aiaUa. fet4 aatwea. aoaXTAC. WÜPPLIKD AUAIK M. Haailay; 3 labl Craabtrriaa. iat ff j Kailraal aa4 rar aal " SAM'L V1CKKBV. 0rar Maia aa4 Saaaaa-i UriLLUU VARK.-4ii Hark. aa4 CUibaa Baaku ia atora aaa ir aaia by - - - J SlM'L TICaEKT. V:,IWI,,,,W.,,I,, I a vrata aa faadara Sarar. faraalabv " aak'L VICERRT. ST AH CA.DIJÄ-WtcUaa4 btlf baiaii .taraaad toral hf, i,t4 s. K. OILBKRT CO. ' KW AUltlVAL, OP BOOT. HOE8 AftD UAITERS.rn I kaa jat rt th baH aaa sat 'II Rral aMrtiaatf Bat. Sbaataa Laaiaa'rlVV kr,otht u tbl, mtU, 'VTll arti-L. ta, ht. Uhlters at tba Uli it; it f laabiaa r otes aa ftatlfstta ia aat.f a aaa st)l. ara taviut U all r sreosn afaaaT. i JtiT aiiixW nil. aad iata air itoek. r.Tery variarr 01 vcuurca oiiii aiwayi a aaaa. i . a v .'i i a 0 a e .1.. x - . v r -, ... u ' prpro i am ann aur. Ul a. . . Ib4-Sl John iiascu. TO VtllY OAK l.TKHK8TLD JCST AOTICB Tills. FENDRIC1I A BROS.. ba iaitrcealvci fr ba am drd tboaaaae' Uavata Cicaiaaf tba .a braae tba. 'ft com ta aar sxarktt. tht-y aisa bar retTa too bse of Vugiaia Tobaoro which arpaa aay tbat aTar aaaa ta aar ttarbot. F. r' east ich A Bros, ara riviag Citara aa Tobac trnth Baltissor boat vry l aaysi this Iras baa tb laraaat aa4 baat tack a f Tabacca aa4 Ci(araiaar 117. they caa aalt twaty ytr aaatcbrapar thaa aayaaala) lotiriiD. SA9DIX VA S aaca balvoa aa4 aaartar aat raa'd par ta.r J. K. &U. tor 1 kjr aCB B. E. IflLBIKT n cu. IVKRTOOL SA1.T.-100 sacks Lirtrpaal baltraa'd JLi bj aiKar Nalasa. aa TENIiEY A SOREKSOX. A RAILROADS, &C. 1'UU.U i;VA.SVIL.L.K TO NEW YUUfi. IN 41 HOIKS, VIA EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDSVILLE EA1LKOAD, VITi:iC AUKANCE.1IENT. OX aad alter Maadsy. IV e. lit. 1M6 aatU fartber atlt, Tb Wail l'anaier Traia a ill laa Aaasill.t 1:10 F. M.s arrtTiaa at Yiaetaata at .: F. M , la tla ta aoaaoct wiib tb Eaiac tiaia aa th Obia aad Miaaiaiapt Kaiireaa lor St. koBis aaa ucattai iiuaoii. 7 tri tiaat at ;i45 r. M.. aa ladiaaapolia st 1:15 A. 11.. Ktakiat diraa enaaoettoaa for Ciaoiaaati. Colamlaa. Claralaad, TbUad! fbi. Nw Yorb aad l:ahin. Etturmnr, 1 ttiTtrra-Uaatt st S:OT P. V.t aftr tk arrival f traia Irn laaiaaarali arnrcs et Eraasvtlla el t:o P. M Pauarrry tnla traia caa aa rreaa Ft. Lais.ciaiaae ti aad Laaisrill san day, baggaf 'bctktd at ladiaaa polls. r Allots: Frei ETaaTiIlt St. Loaia ITH d Chieace II 00 ladiaaspolis 93 Ciaeiaaati. t to Clevelaad M U 0 BoBaU 17 ae New York 24 00 Pittsinrr.h.,JM. IS 80 W beeil 14 30 Pattiwiere n eo V ashiaftaa SO Pbilsdelfhia 00 Boetoa 23 M de de d Ially FraiafctTralaa leave Evaaeille aad Trrre-Ueate at T 40 A. v.. oa which local r-aaseatera will b take a Fr say iaformatioa r thrch Tickeu. arpiy at the Compaay's Traasprtatiae Office. hd ef I 'et etrett. fcr aaaville. declH J. J. DANIELS. Eap'l. AIATIS LXPKE&S COMPANY. NEW ARRANGEMENT. fn II R A DAMS FXPFESS COSIPAXT rep fally ea I aeaaee to their frieade aad ratroaa. tha raMe af bvaaaville aad vicialiy. that, with lacreased tacilitiot for the traasporutioa f t ZtLIUliT, PACCACFS. MONET aad VALUABLES. They solicit e eoatlfpsar er toreitr fsvers. ErsIe car takea la th eolltctioa ef BILLS. DRAFTS. NOTES. Aad th treaspertatioa ef small or ralaalte isektpt. . AXX P" wishlas t avail tbemeelvea ef the facilities f ipreva. caa btaia aay dlred lafarmatica ia ra'ertba rev to aad details ef tba baslaese. at tletr mee aa First street, tetwece Maia aed Leraet. opposite tb Pesv Ofte. d13 O. II. lll. Aseat. TO LET OX a term ef years. Tb I we try bllilr eeaslstlsf ef 1 rooms oa the eeracr f Market aad Wal sat street, Sattatle for a beardiag hoaae. b aqatroef aovl HALLOCK A STODDARD. . M aTä Blll Taraips la stsrs aad for sal br t&9 ,aa23 Z. H. COOK A tQH. 4rZ m df"h Ot'NNT Becslarse site aad heavy ea eaaPßjf aisamrat for eale by J3I HORN BROOK A CO.. Water rrt IXTRA FAMILY FLO I R. -100 bags aed fftybbU Mi reo j'daad frai by Jan JO VICKERT k JOHNSTON. REIT li:eUMUIIE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DY R. D. HART, roaxci or ikcoxo asd cssal STartrs. RALED HAT. Cere. Oats. Brsa. ShlpstalT. No. 1 sstre I loor. Chickea Feed. Crnebed feed ead Cora Meal, ia qaaat'tiee to swlt the trade. All trade delivered by oapreoe rromrtlv. tiriadia daae to areoajm.dat th ooaatry trade. Thaakfnl for the rit favors. I hers, br strict ettsetiee te bayero. foraeoatiBoaBce at a liberal trade. jaal7 R.B.HART. MRIlFif FGfJS AilD nLTTER. tT l5ii dos Irosh Kats; luOfrsak Batter, jaet ree'd aad fat aal by SAM'L VICKKRY. jaal Coreer Kale ead Sseaedsbi. rttSRIBrNB ALMANAC for IS57 t Jl 1,12 DOBELL k LISTER'S. fiVKRPOOl. 8AI.T. srfl bas Liverpool eeersaSalfr A ia etore aad for aale lew by ' Jea PRESTON BROS. fan IVK.R' OIL 25 Uls prime Taaesrs Oil Ie ciliaJL.. .ooi'cr.ga received aad far saie by fb7 E. 8. BABCOCK. EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.Kranerlllc, Indiana : fWHE Foarth Aaanal !oeiea ef the ahevo lastitatiea will Jl eeaameaee oa Moaday. tho 1st day f September. I.S. Yenag Me dtiroof throaihlr cjnalityiBg themselvae for basiaes. are rospcctfally lavited te th adraatages presented by this School. Tb coarse af laatrvetiea is pratie.aadmbrac DoaMeEatry Beek-Keepiag ie all Ita varien breaebe. iaeladlag AceoaauCarreat. Aeeat Sales. Cemmercisl Crrpedeace. Peamaashie aad Mereaatil Calealatiaa. A fall Car eflesooae caa b completed 1 frm I tea week. Tim aot limited . Stade oommeae . aay tlm. Fr CaUlra, rivlar fall partiealar. address ao.23-tf JERUM1AB BEHM, Priaclpal. flAR.-Joat ree'd per Chaaeelleri fl. 2.1 hM Tar t Seal leas te the bbl. 15 de deatd.; WbbUsman.aad foea1 eryhtap' by WHEELER A RIOCS. febd N. 47 Male etreet. ODFIflH: Ws) lbs 'large sstra' fereaUby Ja 27 S. R. GILBERT A CO. "ATALK.'bTI.'YKH.--A lento asworuaeat at whalcsale er retail at the book store ef feI2 T. COXYXCTOX k CO. rni PI.ATK. aC lbi iaTiapUtoj tu kbla a beet Iroa. for al by fell SAMUEL ORR. ffidfm BBLSesserud Wire, ld ead forsaUkyi s)9J fall SAM'L ORR. mt'04R. 50bhd rrlmew .OrIsaasSarar. ree'd thi . vw .vrieana "rmr, rv- tni eev23 PRESTON BROS. k3 day aad ior sals ty KIO COFFEE. 50 bags choice last ree'd f. reale by , S. k. OILBKRT A CO . ' : lebio Syamr aar W aur areoaa. j gf 'YPRFAS FAtrrORY COTTOYJasbaga J ku euus ead JuOi ite'd far sale by fsb 10 8. E. GILBERT A Co. BJJI.OXV SLABS. 75 Steel Slabs; ss a iroa eiaae. ior sale ty ; fc!2 SAKTEL ORR. -1 AT aBALRSTleklawaadaUre vaH.iy e Vrt..,,. for M.W aale ateetb- JaaH KEEN A FSTSTOB. bdfnrapB pactory" ixitto.i ar. -' 50 bays ail Bia r thi avorite brat d. to arriv ae tb pcaiag of aavlgaUaa. for sale y 10 f . B, A.UILIibKT4CO ai ma Aniiii ii . -j SLA Oboaee Checae: 0 keee Pewter: ' ' T a V aa aaa erat a m a a a due bbt Rye. Barbe aad ether Whiskies; .1 . -, lOtiere Rieei . 50 seeks primt Ceffeo "' V. : ,.. t;. fI7 MtblaAU TKNNET A SOREKSON. MFU FI-iH. New Oed FUh aad Mv,tBvt vw aad foraal by. ert- . .,. PRESTON BROS. ' " - . ILIXB CRACKERS. 50 Utssrac'd ead foraalb- r JC avae PRESTON BROS

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