Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 254, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 May 1857 — Page 1

i 7 A SI -AY -6v -6vv mi in in in ii 1 - r VOLUME IX. EVANSVILLE; IND., MONDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1857. NUMBER 254

" PRIXTEU AND PUBLISHED BY - f. y. cAm,iK ' ' . i Co rae' r of 31 In and Water Street.

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"T nyane to earners;..... , 10 i n-w eesiy -tr 4 4i 4 io V etüily Paper . ... 3 00 q. r Cluhsof Kormort lad H Copies.... .............,l,...,.Mf4.........-10 m TweW.Copiea.-.....,. it..i p 00 P Th Priori lege of yearly advertisers is limited t their own immediate business 1 their own name; and all alversetnents for the benefit of other persons m well BS legal advertsement nd (MiwMnli nf tni-. tin sales, and advertisements with the name of other rsrsons, ein in by mein, must be paid for at the usual No report, reflations or pnceellnr nf mir corTration, society, aoci:itlou or public meeting, and no communication designed to fall attention to any matter of limited r Individual interest can be Inserted, un1" nwi ntm mi MveniMneni. . - ZV No advertlsem.nt cm fx? inserted train itouslw of charitable or Iber Societies, pnhlic Institutions or commnies. ttf, Contracts for yearly adVertLdng will not be discontinued. -nn less an order to that r fleet U left at the o tTice, anrf when discontinued in lens than a year, the prw" o uie wnnie year win oecn-irgoa. SV Lesal advertisement hereafter, will he puMNhol attr th leg! proceeduigB but coucctabl at our UUTI iniir. IW Our trrm for Job Wollt and transient advertfe menta are CASH. business, cards; A1A ICLaHAaT.- .....iu.-.M. B. AWTHKI, I , , (Notary Itiblic.) - IGLl:iIART 'si ANTIIES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ' AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ; WILL practice law and BwXe mTlertioni In Tan trlxir( and the adjoining counties in Indlnna. They haTe alM etaMLhel in the city et fiTanuTille, a BEAL ESTATE AGENOT. here they will attend tu the purchaM and sale of r.ran.trviie city property, ns well a rann anil isu m mg una in any or nnwiwi pcaie. 1 ner win nlMOBrorare. wirehane, aell ami locate land warrants 'i-ay Uiim collect rt-nW. examine title, or atten-i U any Oi-r htifineM aprtauiuif t the daties of Atturnie or Keal CstnM Areuoc : . . . LoU in all paru of tke citv, and fvmlng land in va. rioiu localities Lir flc Omce od Tnird treet, nearly oppuflite Ü.0 new CourVktMise. janlMy JOHN W. FOSTER, " ATTORNEY AT-LAW . NOTARY PUBLIC. Office on Tiurd nreet, ia rear f Crescent City Bank Building. , ap27 UM. R. M.WEY, ATTO UN'EV AT AV, A.0 f;C.EIl IL COLXECTIU AiE.T, inhJPtf IIEXDERSOX.KY. JOIIX ISOLE, Ja., akb RUDOLrU XXUR. Real Eatale Aaey far S0T7THEHN UTDIAIfA AND ILLINOIS. . -MOÜIT iot fccraa arraa titlb bxamixkd. office orcr Canal Dank, Eransville, Ind. äJ fei . INGLE It KE1I&. JOHNSON & IIYNES. IIORRI.I . JOI1XSOX and BLYTHE IIYXES, lift tare funned a law Mrtnerhip. ana will practice th jr prufein in all the cwttrta of tbe !ate. Jifijc nn Kir treet, brtween Main and Locnxr, ia Rnur'a Building. Eranrrille. ImL feixy joiin f. cnisp, NOTARY PUBLIC. T .the Eranyille LO-rnry Aaociation Ronv, Im. Foster' Building; wiil attend to dravinr 11 ' deed, ni'jrtgare.'t, and all oilier writings eutruted 1 hint. . 1 . . . " deciaf EDMUND' H. SFAMIOUR, ATTORNEY AT LAW,' ' r iA4 Katarr Pakllr. 'jy OtBce oaThW utreet, (a rear nf Crescent Cky . Bank Uulldinr Utk TUtftiy EVAX8T1LLE. IXD. ; -: WS. K. McC.REW, , Attorney at I.w and 5oUrr Public, Office 1n fhe Crescent City Biiuk Cuildinr. . WILL attend tuthfully lo all bunioesa eutru.1 to iiim. . By ' ,J AME8 M. 9IIAXXLIX, - , ATTORNEY AT LAW, . KtantiUle, Indiana. ' Orrirt 5coikI treet, la the rear of the Crescent 'City wann Huihiiua. ajvUMy -M . HENRY hTITES, Notary PaVie and lattice of th Peace. - MT. CARMEUILL. WILL attend to collecting and aeearlnr clalmt In SuuUuaiHtern Illinois, and all other buMueaa aMrtnÜMsa t said otiices; payina taxe eto. SU(r Ut V. TI'ae Eq.,CMliir Canal Bank, s BEELER HOUSE,' VICB.3II, I.D. -,'örrosiTB THa o. & m. aau.aoan orrira. YehJltf . , . . . ' f TiJ.BESLER, Proprietor. CLARK'S AMERICAN HOTEL, . TISCEXXE?,IXD. , J. SL CLARK, Proprietor.. .', v nnHtSnoafehashriirelltted and refarni'hert.amf JL ' m mow in fine order. ' ma2 CITY HOTEL, wmi a., rrwiii maik aar itmio-, Et aniTlHe, Ind. ' ' . 1 ocUJ . tffM. U. EOICOCRT. rropr-ebw. pÄyiLiÖN hoteIlT " .i C. K. DREW, PtopVietor. -WATER 8TREET, CORNER Of SYCAMORE, ? '""ETansville, Indiana r r : GREEN RIVER UOTEI4 .V ",. JAMES STRYKER, Proprietor. ' VTATCB ITKEET, C0K5KK Vf ALNCT, ITA!UTII.LB. . ..... 1 rT II 1 3 houe has been renorated. refitted and refnrJL nUhed, and b now open t" fruvsts. The proprle'tor ktf taken the hoase with the intention of keeping ' it, and ao pains aill be vared to make It eomfrtalle ii thoe who potron'ie th honM. Day or week hoardjt iscen wnu or wnnoat Kwiring. N . B. I hare alt a good wagon yard and table lor ihe accrtnraodatirMt af poopl frOtu the country. v s aprHmdfttr MaaaT j. allis. .tfWII HOWII. ALLIS 1 HOVES, (The old firm in bturines again,) Forwarding and CommUalora Mrrebanta, Ecrmtita or tnw cblbbratko wao-iolia wms KT, DBALBBS I ALL DIM or rBOPUCK, iCrBBIob 01 aocaao -r btb whiskibs, aao roaaiof ai oombstic Liroas, tec, Water trtrtet, 2nd door aliore Vine, ETansrille, Iwl. B. B. WHKELBK.. Ajtas n. aiooa, . toi -carusie, ina. AVIIEET.ER fc RICCS, WHOLESALE DEALERS. CROCERIES, PRODUCE. AIL?, WINDOW (1L13S, GLASSWARE, fee. fee. So.', Main atreet, between First and 8eeond, . EVAX3YILLE, IND. nelHy . - CUAULES S. "WELLS, . irnWWALB H1RDWARB DEALER, f -W iinotrert, two doom below the State Hank, T.TansyillevInd. ftrden Ilardftue promptly fillI Ai lm Ckoctnnaul pricw. janjOly ' '' ; I. i D. IIEI5IANN, : TTHOLEIIALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IX GROCERIES AND . PRODUCE, QÜIENS WARE, LIQUORS, fee. tc. . Main 4reet,3 door, ahora Second, Xranaville, Ind. janJltf J. T. COX, CROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEECHA5T, , .., OB ALB B IK ALL KI1BS Or fBOSCCX, VIXCENNE5.IND. rrt?'-n!ar art?atioa riJ to fmrding and receirlnf . oadSitt j r .

.BUSINESS CARDS."

DENTISTRY. DR. FLKICER Nil rcmrfyed hta office frort! M rel dnc on .eroml street, to h comer of Main and PI rat alrerta.over the wiiuntv rt4ilL-liiiei( 01 Jii-w rtiuine, nexx doort Dohelt Si Lfrtert hookrtorc, where he will he pleei to receire the Tiiu of iiia uucienMM friendd and patients. agi- ly ;v 31. I. JOHNSON, : BOOK BINDER! , - BtiXK OOK MkrrACTt'BBIt, Creacent City llulldlnc. Main Street, Opposite thi Court rioue, EVAN 8 VILLI,-INDIANA. ft9 LANK. Books ruled, paired and made to a-der of m tfie te paper ironi a Memorandum to the urgeat Bink Leda ' Mnjficand MarAiine bonnd in any style desired .- Erery UoTijion of Bindery execute! on reaaonal'le JAXBS W. TTICKERT... VICKERY CHABLEI MCJOHKSTO.1. Si JOHNSTON, . GROCERS, FLOUR MERCHANTS, , . AXD '; ' DEALERS Ut PRODUCE GENERALLY, ; , , . Main gtreet, between Second and Third, . EVANVILLE. ixd. ' ZV Goods delivered in any port of the city, free of crmree. i ti?" Prodooe actod. . .'' - t ' . ' myj KURTZ Wholesale and Retail Confectioner . A9D XAMTFACTraEB or all xtans or . Candiea, Cake,'Cordiala, Preserrea, Jellies, fco. FIrat Street, Between Mala d Loruat, EVANSV1LLE.INI). SOUTHERN FHUrr ALWAYS 0 jiAND.Onlers from famillea or tri rate parties for artirlr. In his tines of Im si no attended to at the nhorteot ntk-e. I" An Ice Cream Saloon is fitted np In tike best style.! , '' in:m Doer: II. EIIR3IAN, HÖMffiP A THIST. FT Office on Third street, below Tine, uylly ' ' - PRESTON BROTHERS, ' . - WHOLESALE GROCERS, BBALEXS IH rOREIGI fe DOMESTIC LI41TJIS, , Corner F mt and Sycamore streets, EVANSVILLE.IND. aply DAVID t. A.DER80., MERCIlANTÜAILOR! Ml ehelfa Block, Mala Street. ' EYAXSVILLE,IND.: ' It' ' Q A It TK TIS FOll ELEÖA ' LÖTIIIXO' MADE TO ORDER' ;enPs Furnishing Good! - VCJI AS ' Shlrta, - . Collar, ' 1 . Cratata, . " HaakerchlflL,dke.,4te. Also A rariety of , . PIECÜ GO OD St! . Made an to ordex In tbe very boat style and Bianner at ; Quick Terms, Small Profits and ' EnTEXlTE SALES. . ap37 ' J. II. JI.lCHEE it CO., . WHOLESALE DEALERS' I! 9 BOOTS AND SHOES, . . ... first street; ap2My EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. . . . L. KESSLER, . , irOR.MERL MRS., WOLLE SEE go,), . Main street, between First and Second, ; i . Ersaarllle, Ind. ConfectioBerr, Taney Goods, Toys, Cigars, Ice, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ruyj PATIO BAR I M0 MALI BEAR k. SMALL,; iiroRTcas aD dealeks ia . . . FOREIGN At DOMESTIC WINES, Brandies Gins, Cordials, Cigars, Ac, dbew ' ' STCAMOBS STSBBT, BBTWBBK WATBB & FIRST, ' EVAXSVILLE 7.VÄ y HA YE Jnst opened with a lnrpe rtock of choice Wi ,e Liquors Clirars Ätc, which thr offer to dmiert at tlw lowe; priceü in the market. They inyite th atteiillon id buyers to their stock, with the full confidence titat Utty cau give them eutire atUfauioB, in repanl to in S 'fjv-tn I ss .'r ,r . r-5oi o r. i. LivtHURiiH..ii a, csAtis..Mk.wVt coosr.J CRANE, COOKED CO., " ' Water street, between Main and Locost streets. LAUGHLInTcRANE Sc co.,- . V ( On Canal, comer Slain street, CommUtloa 4t Forwardlns Merchants, EVASriLLE, ISO. rartirnhr attntlon paid to parchAse and snte of Produce and Merchandise, octiitf. M. L. JOHSO, i BLANK BOOK MAIYUTACTURER. BLANK Books rule1 and made to onler of the bxt paper from a Memorantlnm to the kirrest lio.ik Letfip-r. Music and M:irixines bonnd in any style deired. Crescent City Luilding, Main treet, üvansviilc, Ind. auiurfnj . . 1 1 v . y . ' J. J. PKXXIXÖTOS,' Wholewle and Retai'.Doalcr in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICAL, rERFUMERYPAlNT3,0ILS, - IDYE-ÄTCFF8, VARAISHK, BRCftflEH, VIDOV.;LiS,ULAS.VARt M WCPACTCRED TOBACCO, ' Medical Brandies, Wines, Alcohols ' : And full supply of all the popular . . . PATENT MEDICINES, No. 3 WASIIINOTON BLOCK. -(Near the Court-1 louse) . Main Street, Eyanavllle, Indiana. octftHf . J. BIRTm A J. FLE3U.U. WIIOLKsALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LEATHER, HIDES, FLOUR, AI7D LIME, M iin street, opposite the Old State Bank. sejJti ORR, DALZELL & C0., .; WATER STREET, KYANSTILLS. INDIANA. Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES A ALL KIXD3 OPIPRODCCE, Nail v'nUw, White Lime, Cement, CoUon Yarn, White Lead, Lintel OiUke., kc.. kP. far- jncuiuy on rn a run stork of Sa.h, Panel Dew, fee., of all sirei. .. F

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, OCrTha following" touching nd felici

touA illostration of the power of ideas was giYen by Wendell Phillips the other day in a public speech at , Kew York. t The loquence . of Phillips is surpased by nothing ut his atrocious fanaticism: , ; It was told to-day a story so touching in reference to this that you must let me tell it. It is a texnuerance case, but it will illustrate this just as well. It is the tory of a mother," on the green hills of Vermont,"' holding by the right hand a son, sixteen years old, mad with lore of the sea. And, as she stood by tne gar den gate on a suny .morning, she said: Edward, they tellme-for I new saw tho ocean that the great temptation of the seaman's life is drink. Promiso me, bo fore you quit your mother's hand, that you win nerer arms;." Aim, saui no wt he told me the story), I gave her the promise, and I went the broad globe OYer -Calcutta tho "Mediterranean, can Francisco, the Cape of Good Hope, the North Pole and the SoulhI saw them all in forty years, and 1 never saw a glass tilled with .sparkling liquor mat my mother's form by the garden gate, on the ereen hillside of Vermont, did not rise beT ..... . tfore me; and to-aay,ai sixiy, my ups we innocent of the taste of liquor. Applaus) Was not that sweet evidence of the power of a sinirle word? Yet it was but half. For, said he, yesterday there came into mr countinr-room a younir man of forty, and asked me. "Do you know me?" "Na.; Well, said he, MI was once brought drunk into your presence on shipboad; . you were a passenger; the captain kicked me aside; you took me to your berth and' kept me there till I had slept off the intoxication; you then asked me if I had a mother;' I Said I never knew a word ' from her lips; you told me of yours at the garden gate, and to-day I am the master of one of the finest packets in New York, and I come to ask, you to call and see roe." How far that little candlo throws its beams That mother's word on the green hillside of Vermont Oh, God be thanked for the almighty power of a single word. Applause. '. . ... An Unconscious Journey by a Yocso Lady. A few days sines a young lady of respectable family in New York; who was attending a private school on Long Island, was seized with a violent toothache and went out to purchase some ether for relief. 'Under its intoxicating influence, as is supposed, she went on board one of the Sound steamers,' and was taken to Stonington, thence camo by railroad to Boston, and on the return of her ptoper senses, sue was amazeu to nna nerseii wandering' about the streets of Chelsea near Boiton. She im medial y, in great distress of mind, applied at the house or a hospitable citizen, and, after telling her story to the landlady, requested until she could write to and hear from her fatber. Trie worthy lady, confiding in the artles. innocence of her youth she' being about 15 years of age readily granted her request, and for the . nonce adoptel her as one of the family. This morning the poor girl was overjoyed at receiving a message from home, stating that her father was on the way to meet her. 'The case come to the knowlege of the police, through a reward offered for her recovery, but . which no officer.will claim. .It is a gratifying fact, to the credit of civilization, that a young lady of much personal beauty could take so long a journey, entirely without pro tection, and uuder such peculiarly remarkable circumstances, .without, the slightest harm befalling her. 'Boston Trunscript. Lady Politicians ix. England. In the recent Parliamentary election in Eng land, tho women seeni to hare been un usually actire. ' Lady John Kussel con tributed much to her husband's re-election by vioi ting the different polling booths with her smiles and courtesies among the electors. Lady Milfred Hone is believed to have carried the 'election of her husband for Maidstone. She did not exactly canvass for him, but allthrouga theelec tion she was constantly driving about the town;, she also was most active at the nomination and during the polling; and at the close, unable to restrain herself any lonirer, she threw up the windoW of her hot at. and a Mrewd the mob m a speech which every lly njrxeod was better than her huHhaml's, delivered immediately afterwards from tve same 'place.y'S OrThe Boston Transcript says that some 700 feet of the Hooaic tunnel on the Railroad between Boston and Albanl have been excavated s21 on tho eastern side of the mountain and 185 on the other. The progress made per day is about six feet. In the execution of the work, about one hundred workmen are employed on both sides of the Uoosic. One year and four months have already been Spent in the operation, and as the cost is $60 per lineal foot, some $42.000 have been laid out in the process of boring. It will take quite a lapse of time to completo the distance through the Hoosic 24,000 feet at the rate of six feet per diem. (ETThe State of Michigan has established a Collego of Acriculture, on a farm of seven hundred fertile acres, near the city of Lansing, where the State Capitol is located. It has an endowment of $56, 000, the precoeds of the Salt Spring lands originally given ta Michigan Territory by the Federal Government. The Legislature has appropriated $20,000 per annum for two years to the support of the College. - ! - CT-The N. Y. Post says that one firm of dealers in Sugar in that city sent, some time since, an order for ten thomsand tons of Manilla Sugar, a part of which has already arrived. - The outly for this venture was about $900.000. and the oroflts are expected to exceed $250,000. '

Revolt of the Chinese Coolies.

Tue Horrors or the Coolie Trade. The Singapore Timos gives the parti culars of the revolt of the Coolies on board the Peruvian ship Carmen, and the Friend of China, on account of another revolt on the British ship G ulnare,: at tended witd a terrible loss of life. These accounts show the nature and character Of th COOlie trade "t0 be SS bäd S3 any ... I. . - neu in nuiwu biic3. ... ,. On Thnarrl tha Carmen warn two hnn.i. - - - - - T-.-"- - rorl rAnlja whn onril trnrorl tri tnlrA th . rpL..-u v. : Ship. lney tnrew a quantity OI Onrninff straw in the hold, wmch leil among the bedS Straw papQr, and fragments .Of .1' ' 1 , : Z , WOOdeU boxes. Which It appears, they had Drcviouslv-broken ud. The crewsreedsr a a fly armed, and the coolies were,, forcibly driven down below. The captain 'first desired the powder in the shiptQ.be thrown overboard, and then tried to ex tinguish the .firo by closing, the , hatchways, but in vain; tho flames soon seized on every part of the ship, affording time only to get out two boats. The captain, officers and crew, number in all fourteen, with seven passengers having been , able to secure a few arms, but without water or provisions, quitted the burning 6hip in rhe boats. At this time some of the coo lies had forced the hatchways and were seen passing up the rigging, but the masts shortly afterwards fell over into the sea. Just as the boat, in which was tbe captain, had reached the vessel, the latter went down, and the boat must have been taken down with the sinking ship, as nothing was seen of tho captain or the people in the boat, althought the mate remained close by for' nearly four hours. The greater part of the coolies must have been suffocated by the smoke the whole perished except an Interpreter. On board of the G ulnare, the coolies made a similar assult upon its officers. The captain, officers and crew immcJia tely rushed out and rescued ' the third mate" and sentry, who were , seriously wounded, The. coo'ies fought with fear ful desperation, and in some instances were fairly cut to pieces before the were driven belOW; in fact, they returned th6 fir tir enmn fn minntos nrith hicma .v. u ..w .u. ""i firewood, tve, and by an oversight of the officers, had smuggled from the deck all the chain hooks and axes, and concealed them below. - After the coolies had been driven below they again began to throw up at the crew basins and firewoods. One pistol was fired up tho hatchway in the direction of the poop. Finding they could not resrain tne deck, the coolies broke up their berths and set the ship a ii . lire in tne mam, mizen, ana poop ana hatchways, but when the leaders in . the mcendiinsm were shotdown, they im mediately extinguished the fires. The third mate and the sentry were tho only two of the crew who wero scrrously wounded. Twenty-seven coo lies were killed and wounded ten kil led, three drowned, and fourteen wound ed. Some have aince jumped overboard. Slavery. "Not a single instance can be produced of a really savage people which has become civilized of its own ac cord, and that, where civilization has been forced upon such a people from without physical decay of the race has ensued; as in the case of the Zsatttckn, the Guaranis, the missions in New California, and those of the Cape. For every, race of men has received . its destination Assigned to it by trod, with the character which is muted to it and stamps it" Keiluhr's Home, A. Rumaway SnirJ An item of news by the Asia is,' that the American ship bea ijnecn. Crotton, under arrest In uibraltar bay by decree of tbe Vice-Aimiral ty Court. Dendinz a suit. instirated a cainM her bvCaDtain Moore of the Brit. . . - - I tiah torque Derence, Tor damar;a done tO Said ship, took advantage of the Rtronjr . , r , . ... J . . easterly Wind prevailing On the night Of thn lfitli nit" tr nr1.Tnlv loavsi L nnrt; ino iuiii uit to suaaeniy leave tno port takinCT with her the guard placed by the Court on board. (rThe Lousville papers give tho fo! lowing instance of marrying m haste and repenting at leisure: "About a month since. there prevailed an abundance of possip relative to a couple of young folks from this city, and their marriage at Charleston, Indiana. The affair hat al ready had a denoument, and the imagined happ'ness of the runaway terminates with a petition, filed by one of the parties in Chancery; praying to be divorced. The mftrnarre was a runaway match, and the bndejeft word at home that 'Charlie and I could not wait ' Sundries. 4' fi carton wrapping twine yst n. nn lle wV-k . r,cw, J d'a. u:U, 1 Ctb Oywiers 1' i do di 2ft '! d' f d fT do id) d 13 d ! dReceived and now farsalel yl. D. IiEfSlAN.V. myli. '. Qmoklnt Tobareo. kj so crow C'U and Un cm 1 hhl. d do do rrered and for mylJ . I. sj- D. UEIMANX. SASH. POOR3 AND BLIND3.- .. 10, Lichts fxt gash; ' . 9"" Lights 1013 do; . . .n dj x!i d; 2'ort 1. IfixU do? 2nmi de ptxlj do; ' . " -SMI d.) KxlK -do, . , l!r do, vxl do: - aord l'ajinel Doors: r0 iir Wiil w Rliniis assorted, on haml and to amye, and must be sold by ftTST RECEIVED. - -10 Keels rotum b-14 Inches Rope. .... IMJixe. li paiiers Saleritus, SV " PriMTbr's Pearl Starch, Kresh W. It. Cboese, . . Nl Bales Candle 'Wick. Kor snb by r apJl ' WHEtLLRJt RIOQS. nTI linsE TRIMMING?. .... mM. A stock of lior-e Tassels and Trimmings. Just received. BihI fof sale by CHAS. BABCOCK. 17 RES 1 1 TKAS. V 4.'. h ilf Chesta Imperil. Young Hi mn. On ntm w. der and Black Teas 77 Caddies assorted Teas, and 12 pound in eaclt, of fresh uupwtntinn, inn received by epl nubAULaaiUU3 17llhcrts, ItVazil Nuta, At 8. H. Almonds. 10 Uls. just received nn.l for il bv rny21 j. Sycamore street. - -Si. S. nSardlnes. 3 i-jv. Irnlvc and eaarters. lust rnrrlrnl wr Rtr. II. D. NcvC'Jinb, and for sale bv S. E. G1LRKRT A O). niv21 Sycamore atreet.

STEAMBOATS.'

REGULAR rX)UISVILLE . AND , .MEaiPJIIS PACKET' Th? yW'TTd mwneer seam er fVOHTHKR.HH. J. r. Smith, Master; Archer, Clerk. PnAxinr. Kyaoarille, going op erery Wednesday, at i Saturday at li o'clock, M. W.U make rernlar irreklr triii herween Memnhis and I,onixviIlf. lanriinr i 11 f F'llfjl trnyptuvs fr freig'dand pa.wnzers. The I northerner is unsnfr! for spoed, comfort and safeI ry- connects a ixmiistui? mtn the taimntoUi d. f. ?uliJL.8linwT? Tr .and Teleroiph.Nf. 3, . ii i ir.ii inn 1 1 . mji rvw at M. .mm . 11 i cities - . I t I'a'Rensrers po?nEat Vy taTintr throncrh tkeUon this rtumt-r, m rare time, exivmse and 30 to SO Lours a,,,,, litl Af Vp, l Cri?ui!.nrt Memphia mckeu. and the Nspoleoa and r Jft lute Rirrr ImaU, and at Ttwlucah with the CrmiUrland and Tennesee Rlrer packets; at Cairo with the . . i a. LOriäYlLLE ATO HrTVflERSO.X PACKET STATESMAN, t ) CAPT. rLLTVA, wf!l nn as. a regular rnrket rtwtr-fwa 'f.rtllim'lli unit IlMii'iVwin. I.i. lag Kransyilla FRIDAY and TUESDAY anernojus. LOCISVILLC AD KVAXSVILLE REGIT LAR LACKET. ,,t m . TUB well known nnd fast tesmhoat W. A. EAVES, OrtSOnnritn. hu rMTirmrl . th mule for the season, and a ill continue to make rejrul:r trip. Tae aocommodationa for paweneers are f a superior order. For freiht or nasae wdv on honrdljeayes iyul.Tlll eyery Wednesday and aturdarat 4 a'dork. p. ra., and returnlnr, 1 eaves Kransrllle every Thursday and Sunday at 6 o'clock, p.m. . IIEA'DERSOX, KVAXSYILLB A.I LOUIS VILLE REGULAR PACKET. THE steamer DIAMOND, Cant. Holcraft. has reroined her old trade, and rill make her rranl.tr trips as uxusl, paneing JCransyilie, erery W nday and Patunlay. dectll FOR THE "WAR ASH.' REGULAR ' Eyansyllie and Wshash Rlyf TwVet. sinT ARIvANSAS TRAVELER. II. Rlne, Master, will ply asa rerular packet during the seawtn. For tretrut or paaaatra apply on board, . f-Ml FOR WABASH RIVER. THE fine ntearaer RANGER, zljaz . I i"arr. maiter. i matter, will 1 lure toJbm a-TBSarnvm)w. to load iw, to v for the a)e destination, and will run reeularly in the trle For frei cht or pn&cige apply on twiard. or to WABAtII RIVER PACKET. TTTK licht dnudit utennier KATK SAKCIIKT, r. Y, JtoI reiW packet hetaern Eyansvin and the ditK!Ttt I 'V ... . v. , ... i f or ireicnt or pa.4e nppiy on ixmru. - renur RR EE RIVER PACKET. THE steamer UNION. Cn4 R'JTt.. haying le Just fn uhed with all Uie Litest im proyrments, of ?m fins eararity. fast nnt vtv lit lit QraurUt, will ply regularly in ttte a'xiye tradf, for wiiK'b she whs built exire-tsly, aim solicits a li'-eml shire of puMic patronage. For freight or passage ppiyonouanu, - - , inn. HEALTH DEPLWDS UP0. PURE BLOOD. Thin and acrid blood caunot secrete healthy late, and therefore the first thing for those who are dyspep-ic should be to commence the purification of their blood 1 ' BUAXDRET1P8 PILL. - Kot only purify,' but they make the blond richer, and add those princ iples upon which its power to resist dis ease, depends. MILD OrERATION WITH CCCESSrTL BTFrCT ABB thb rscCLiAitiTT or Rbakpbcth's TILLS. Now that we may Soon expect genial Spring, it is of grett importance that a few doses be used fay the wise. Our race are subject to a redundancy of vitiated bile at this season, and it ta as dangerous ba it is prevalent; but Brandreth's mis afford an inraJuubleaul efficient rsvtcctbm. By their occasional use, we rrerent the col lection of tlicwe impurities, hieb, when In sufficiftf quantities, caue so much d;tr.ger to the fine orgims of the stomach and bowels. Tliey soon cure liver cue plaint, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, iin Jn the head, heart-burn, pain in the lrca.-bone, sudden faintness and costi renews. In lrieft Bramlreth's FilLj work their way to the very roots of the disease, cleansing In their passage, removing every unheakhy accumulation, till the l4ood b purified, the winde system renovated, anil the functions and duties of life become a tdeasure I where U-nire they had been sad and weary burdens We hare tboasuuls of similar testimonials to the tollowing, and such evidence can be had from living wit nesses all around us on every side. It is from a gen tleman of high respectability, whose letter can be seen at the Principal office, he writes . - . ' "lamiiowftrty-twoymrsofage. For twenty years I have mal your Pill as mr fsmllv medicine, and 1 whh no other! and I have never had occasion to call a physician in my family, save in the sickness of my wife with childrenJ duruia- the twentr years." , . ra:rB WKOICIXAL PRLcipler. Arvrr eUTU- l.lrvul Rl,uJtalk.li. U .1., ing it In ,infnl diseases von mav-- xasioii "tV pTüent rmewlber thfa ease Is only Ihe re-c. Ion or I earning the powrr to feel. And by thas taking away nature's tools, voumay prevent her f"1 f-t'T repairing the ravages of innamm.Ttisn, and oonTert w,,.,t mi(Sht oniv hw u.n the ,iCtjlci;i of a f ouX w weeks Into a chronic Affection of mmth or virs PCRUI.Vß BY ME. WA OF BRAXDRETIl'S '-'.- PILLS. Thts is tbe means whichaeeordswithnature-tBiatnreV retneily in ftict. When sudden, acute or continued I sil n occurs, then to insure security yon must take a medicine tluit will surely pnre. There must It no sbilly.sliallyingieeanseerery sniiutelstuuiy fatal. Frinnpai omce, 43 uraiiureta uunauig, 113 and 117 Broadway. All Villa wiüi ill Broad war on the box. are connterfeit. The genuine are- sold by resi -table dealcT everywhere. 1 00LSEY k 8AWY KK. Agents, aplmdaw Evansrille, Ind. PATENT THRESHERS. ; "i j We manufacture extensively " PITT'S P.iTEAT THRESHER AND EPA RATOR. Alaot M0FFITT THRESHERS & SEPARATORS, From four to ten horse power, which we warrant to be the best macliines in use. For descriptive i wTulars, with list of ibices, sylilress nsat Hamilton, uuuer uounty, wnio. or our nirviu at Evaaaville. In.1. - U vt K3, LAri K at iumi. , Hsmiiton, uiuo. ' ( nORNBKOOK & C'. ap-10-1mw3tl 'Agents, Evansville, Ind. EVANSVILLE COM M ERCL L COLLEGE, riMT STREET, BETWEEX XAlX ASO STCAXORE ITS, rri HE course of study in this Institution is thoroagh J. . and rractical. emlracing all that is requisite to tit a yonng man for thoactiveduuesoi uiecounting-room, sanoug uicn are P0VBLE ENTRY BOOK'KEEriNa,' With firms adapted to Wholesale and Retail; Stoantboat BookKeepUg, Dankiag, fce.,Ac. Commercial Calculation, Penmanshio. acerintiU cur rent, aoconnta saiea. ann a conuuete sy mem or commer cial Cwrespondenc'. A cynrse of lessons can be comfdeted In from six toten weets Time, however, is not imited, aud studemts can re-enter free of further chartre at any time. Diploma awarded to those who are deemed worthy v Z3r Hoar of instruction from 9 to Ii V A. M.: from IK tn 4, P. M., and f to 10, P. M. Terms, payaiile in advance: , . .iieroanuie t;oure Steamboat Btoicleepng..M.. lerrantile CakulatioD Penmanship fhul.trht ivntaiwriminlh NlcentS. For Catalogue and further partic u lsr. ivWrrss ieu4mw. j. i huiwjwi. 40 BALM Pit.barg Batting Jy

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TIIX CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY for OISEISE OP THE KIDXEYS, ; L.I VCR COMPLAINT. VT A TT iSTF " HL? A "TV TTYXm rj AOO UP AJV X JvilMJ l FEVER AWDAGÜE. ?i D tne various atrertiona eonaequent uponadis onlered ... ? STOMACH OK L t V K 11 . S'ichaa Tndieestion, AcklHv of the Stomach, Colicky Fains, HeTrt'sim, Loss of Aptcti, Ite.'pondencv, Coivenes.' Klind fliMl H1iw1:i.7 I'iU. T.. 11 VrV. I .0.. II!,.,. .: 1 v. . j . v ..' -... . uru.iriiK njni .-euraijnc AntsiTions, u nas in namemins insuinces rsvej highly benelieial, and in others aflected decided cure. This is a purely vegetable compound, prewired on Strictly STieit:fie rrini-irWfu. free ih manner nf celetrated lloltaiuf iTofexsor, IVprtiax-e.' Itecausaof its I crow success in mot or tne Kuropean ftates. its introduction into ttw United States aas intended moreespecwlly for those of our fatherland scattered liTe and there over the fsee of this mighty country. Meeiing I with great sneers among them, 1 nowofler it to the American public, knowing that its truly wondsrful ui' 1U..1U11 1 inuc miw oearcBowieugen. ii is inniruran.y recominewtel to tnose persons , whose eoustitiKions may bare been imixlrad bv the 1 continuous use of itnlent spirits, or other form of dismr-"!!.- wcneraiiy insnnwneons in encct, it trnns ru wat-ect.y toUieseatof life, thrilling and quickenine every nerve, raising up the drooi.ing spirit, and, fn wet infusing new health and vigor h the system. NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a bevervpe will In dis iprKdnte.1; but to the sfck, weak and low spiraea, it will wore a rraLerul Aivtna.rie mnlul. nna sensed of siugular remedial properties. .-"'CACTI OX! Th great onnlaritv ofthis dellrbrftil duced ULiDv LuiüUi.)us. which the puhfic should guard i,iii.-, iun.iiiiiir. ue nor pursu:mei to nuv anvthmg else until yon bare given Ibprhave's lolbtnd Hitters a fair trial. One bottle will ennrim-. n,u liomr infinitely saperiof it is to all these Imitat! ans. 33T Sold at I jiier bottle, or six bottles for 5, by the i SOLE ROPBIBTOBS, . DEAJAM1.Y PAUE, Jr. A CO., . . XiliOfACTVllSO , Pharmaceutitn aud Chemists. riTTTSBURGH, PA. . " ' ?w- S dd In Evansrille by KELLER & WniTE aiul all dru.'gists. apt 57-lydw " ; OLD ESTABLISHED iFOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP. -. KRATZ & HEILMAN, PINE-STREET. f ... . Uvausville. Indiana. Tue proprietors of the' City Founder are now pre parol to do all kinds of Machine and Finishing work, and everytliing appertaining to the foundery business. Machinery of all Kinds, Made and Repaired. We h.ive every facility of the beat macliinery and workmen, and we give all work entrusted' to us, our undivided attention. We are tnanufactoriag ' BOILERS . AND STEAM EN 0 IN KS, of any power reqitired, and ready to promptly fill orders for this kind of machinery, warranting our work, and satisfied with reasonable prices. The Foundery, Finishing Shops, tc.-, are on Pine street. " .. :-Tr,K ALB ROOMS arenn MA IX H'JUEET, Just above Second, whsre orders will be received apady lERATZ Jk IIKILMAN. RAILROADS. Prom Evanavllle to New York In 4 1 Honrs. V I A . EVANSVILLE Ac CRAUFORPSVILLB M'UsnV' isn RAILROAD. 1 SLMI3IEII A R RANG E31ENT. '18 JT.' ,m ' 0. and after MOND AY May l?th lT, andfuntU furtlier notice, the Mail Passenger train will leave Kvansville at " o'clock and Kb minutes. A.M. Vincennes at 12 11 P.M. and arrive at Tcrrellaote afclA P'.M. Pi,lin,in.vlth't.tinj t.m T ...1 .. .... . 1 f'. .' mihI all points East, alo fof trains on Lite Alton road tor central I Passen bvs di Indiadrpolis. Ul'Tl' D VI for Central Illinois. Ghicniro and tbe A'urth Wm.Passensvs diue at Torre Haute Baggage checked to RKTUR.Y! A?l leave Twre n.mte at S:o P. M. af ter the arrival of trains from the East and West; Vin-re-mes at t0 P. M. aud arrive at SM P. M, as heretofiire. Passenger by this train arrive at Cinc'nnati at 11:30. sime cr nng, CIevela?.i at :M) next morning instead of i P. M- as by termer arrangement. The riht p-rress lietween Vlnceiineji and Terra Haute Udi.M!!üiiiied. PARES Fron Evansrille to St. Louf S 9 1 15 Chicago a I .li.iiialis .......... ....... ti 'JS t.'incinos'l ...C ) Cleveland 11 itf Buiai i i; no New York 24 oa ritL"'umh ..!. r-o Whaling 14 0 lUltiinore 22 1 Washington . M yi Philadelibla 23 ixl rbisfam 2S 50 Freigut trains will leave Evansvtne and Terr Haute at":(KA. M. drawing a paxsengcv car for the acoommoilitioii f local travel. The inward frh;ht train wMl arrive at Kvansville at VH P. M. insttsd uf fi:(iv P. M. as heretofore. : : For any information or thronch tickets spply at the Conjjwrjv's TransiKtrLUion ollice, hcal of Locii.Ht street EvausviiW. . . 1 J. J. DAA'IEL."?, Superintendent. ' CT" Vinenns Gazette, Prlneetnn Clarion, .'Sullivan Pemorrat. Mt Carmel Iteristerand Mt. Vernon Adro. cate take out former advertiwnent and ooiy. my IK tf '- ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. EW-ARRAXEME.T. TWUIV ADAMS' EXPRESS COM 1 P.1X Y resrectmiid isitroas, the railw ith increased faJL v Miiuoiince to rneir fripn.lj m lie of Evansville sind vieiniu-. tli;i, cuuies ior ine irsn.wirlauon of FREI OUT, A AM K A 6 KS. i HÜXHV nn 1 w - ,. ' VALUABLES. ' Tliy solicit a continuance of former favors. Espe Cial cure taken in the collection of .BILL. DRAFTS ... ' XOTRg, And the transportation of small or valuable packages. All persons wi.-diuig to avail themselves of the facilities of the Expres.", can obtain any desired information in- rcferen'"e to tlie routes and details of the business, St their olfk-e on Fird street, lietween Mln snd fywiut opposite the Pwt-Otiice, del 1. II. FISH, Agt--OYSTERS AND LOBSTERS. , CASES spioed Cove Oysters, , . .. a " freh t k.lters. - G apUKf HORN BROiK & Co., Water Street. FUUITS FRUITS, 6 CASES A ssorted Pie Fruits, s n dor.. Cans Fresh Peaches, 1 Can Fresh Prunes. or Sle v ap: HORN BROOK $ Co, RUNES. 1 cask German Prunes Jnt ree'd by ari7 Z. 11. COOK iL 8ÜN. SjäJ A KDIN ES. 30O half box Sardines; 3Nl nnartcr box Sinlines: vv boxes uo, just rec a Dy ap27 . Z.U. COOK k SON. frmdB COCOA Nuts; Blf If 30 ffiS.S. Almonds: &w n8 rea nuts; .pi ns r.nnn walnuts. j ust ree'd by . ap27 Z. Ii. COOK ti SON. ItfREgHI C.ROIAD SPICE-50 dozen rapers U assorted Unices, includine Cinnauion. tTloves. Allsrice, Ginger and Pei per, inst r"'d and fnriby I'' A.'lbAU IlbAIiAll

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ClMRLEiw DABCOCK, . iSlPOItTER AND DEALER IN COACH AAD SÄDDLERY. , Main Streetj Near Water. .

n AVI NO -completed ar-' rincemt nts withJEnmpean and American manufacturers fur a direct suprly of all roods in ray line, I a;n enalled to fixr inducefnenU, -that cannot

Ml to the Interei: or' all engaged in the tu- -iness to give me a trial. I name In psrtr Felloes, n.-x, tsars. Axles, Sprinrs; made of the best steel; Rands, Enameled and of all kinds of Leather; Cloths, Lininc for rarriazes. Varnishes, Cabins cf all kinds, addl 1 Trern. Kntrli.oh llridi Lther. Itif. Ftimir. bmi Trees, tncllsh HrMl Lenthers. Ttf?. Ptumps, nrnrs. IUtB'Tt' finB f5ler Harne of all kirvls, Jenar Llnd b Tree., Self-AdjuHtm Tads, Taylor's fatent HaraM. VIv Nft-Shrw Thrcn.U. l!nrc ftlxriVfs. T.nndon tiirth Wen, American Girth and Rein Wehs, both Cotton snd Worsted; London Welt Skins, a superior a 1 . T n. i . ti ,: I 1 , . - 1 Rinr; Superior Kerseys f-T Horse foyers, tbe lst I quality of Carriage Holts. Fatent Gir Trees, Sic, Jfcc. I keep in fact everything appertaining to citlier branch of the bnsfnes, and nnderstanding both lyanches tliorouchly, ae wonld iWpertfully invite your attention ln-fore porrhasinr e'where. Iatn ao agent for WARD S PATENT PRIXO SADDLE. ... apiOdaw . Z. II . CO OK SO.. . YhoIesale and Retail Dealers ia (atOCEItlES AND PROVISIONS. ; ' KYANSVILLE, IND. ; ; Uli 0 LEGALE UEPA.RT3I EST. '' FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN. RETAIL DEPARTMENT. ' MAIN KT., FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER. Zn. COOK begs to thank his friends In EvarsvHle and neiglil'orhood, for their ftvorsso fre-ily bestowed upon hhn since he has lieen in business among them, and takes this opportunity1 of introducine to their notice his son. Mr. II. A. COOK, whom he h-is taken into pnrtnerbip from this date, and solicits for the new firm of 'A. II. Cok A 8on, a continuance of the sum-ort io iitierilly conferred on himself. Z. II. Cook & Son, having taken the business jseies and purchafd tlie whole of th stock of Mr. M . W. Foster, feel confident that they will be enaoled to supply the citisens of Evansvilla with every article tl-y may require in the Grocery and Provision line. Z. II. Cook & Son wish especiallv to draw the attention of persons in the country having produce of any kind to dispose of, to their increase! facility for takinc off their stock, and supplying tliem at their store, with all articles required in the wholesale department, at prices that must insure their orders for the future. fel2-tf Dr. T. X 'GOWK'S ESSENCE OF TAH IS A CERTAIN CURE FORBowel Complaints and Disrates of the Longa. THIRTY Thoumad cures, without a single failure. For sale in Evansville by Keller & White, Hallock &t Stoddard, Woolsey 6l Sawyer and Leich Si Vierling. The great American Tab Praraa LtwtxewT and Vkbmifvub is also for sale by them augJl-dawly BOOTS AND SHOES. FRESH BKKIV4LS AHO DAILT ADDITIONS DIRECT! Warranted Good or the Money Refunded. DealExcInsively in Boots & shoes. ' OTR Spring and Summer purchasers are now to hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We hsre a very large assortment of every variety of BOOTS, SHOES and (1A1TEKS of every size and style. Country Merchant wanting extra sire can he supplied on the roost reasons Me fcrms. Our Goods are direct from the Country Manufacturers, and many of our goods are rnanufiictured expressly for us. (Jive our stock an examination lefre buying fl where. . McREA ti WELLS, apT First streeU Foster's Block. , NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER . AT. THE WESTERN STAR!! A. LOBEXSTRTE. . . MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN Clothing and Furnishing Goods, 1 ' Uiider te Tatilion Hottl HAS just received and now opened a complete assortmont of Cloths, Caasimeres, Linen and Satin Coats, Pants, Vests. Shirts and Drawers, Hats, Cap, Trunks, Valines and Carpet-burs. Also, a lot of very fine Broadcloths, Cassimercs, Linen and Marseilles, which roods can be made to order at the very lowest prices with neatness and dispatch. By calfinir at the Western Star, you will be convinced of the above by nihhi A.L0BENSTINE. NEW LIQUOR STORE, TCAMOaZ IT RE BT, BETWEB! WATBB AS riKST, - Evansville, Ind. THE subscriber has Jost r"tnrned from the East,, with a large t:wk of Foreign and Iiomestic u.ibrsand Havana Cigars. Ilia stock contains the best kina or French Brandies; Jama;caRom; MlairaWine; Port d; Monongahebt Wiisky; Irish do; Rhine Wine; uisette; Holland Jin; Cherrv Wine; Bourbon Whidcy; Rye do; Ohio Catawba; "' Aiieynthe; Cumcoa; Maraino, rutvh Ls"n, Anrl 'l other kin1s or Fsnrw Hitters. The ahov articles will I kept constantly on liaud, awl sold at the lowent mtes by - . sep2S':-dwr II. AXSPACUEß. NEW BOOKS! New Novel, by author of Margaret Maitland, The r,y ofmTlfe." New Vovel, by Mnsinn, The Frascrian Pspers. New Novel, lon Antonio. HikmI's Poems, a beautiful edition only 1,50. Sj.urg"ons' Sermons, Jd Volume. Irf-na Kiver, bv autbir of Tempest and Sunshine. , New supply of Dr. Kane. . Children's Books. A' Child's History of the United States. A . 1 X IiCaniiiig to Bead. Learning to Think. lnniinr atiout Common Thinrs, By Jacob AbUtU ap23 Leu-uing about Highland Wrong, PUBLIC SALE. . THE uiidTsicnel will sell at Rockiwrt, Spencer county, Ind., tnthe2oth kiy of Msv next, 4 aTes of lnd, Ivloc in sehl county, five milee from the dhio River, the Elisabeth aol Ccntreville i'.iads trcm Jrauditw parsing by it, ami the tum of Befij;uniii 1niTadJoiniiiB it. There is a nnll ; bouse on Uie track, aud a clearirr of about 10 acres, the remainder is heavirv timbered with Walnut, Oak, &c It lias a rare advaiiLige of luig watered oy a small s'.reara paesinx thron eh it, and alo 2 or S sprines immelu4triy on it. It will be sold together or di yld 1 .to suit P"!'"-apll-6w HO WALD l.0 NULL. " ' - J)R. J. J. PENNINGTON, fWAVIN(Jrurchsed the stock of Medicines openJl Jk ed for t side bv Crawford BelU a few mouths since. desires to call the attention of tlie public, pniiicularly of physicians and merchants coming to this dry to make r.itrrhaers. to his assortment, which will I constantly receiving additions from tlie Eastern cities, and which wiH be sold on aa low terms as can be aflordedhvnnv other establishment in the Vtt No. X, V'ahiiitfton Block Buildings. sep.29. '' MORTGAGE SALE. ON ttie 2"'th dar of Mv, 137. we, the undersigned will sell at public auction, all those (rood consisting of ready made Clothing, &e.,mntaineil in tlie stre f' rmerly occupi d by Peter Koch, four doors above the Terms of sal All purchases under tbe sum of five dollars cash. Time allowed on all purchases over hve dollars, on good security bei nrgi Ten. NICHOLAS RrCKHAUD. my&ds CUAS. P. H1LLEK. LEICH Si VIERLING, HAVt: jnst oined a Urire and well selected stock of DRUGS and MKD1CINES at thelrold sUn.1, to which they would respectfully invite the attention of Phvsicims Couutrv Merchants and the public generstlV. A Inreestorkof PAINTS.OILS.GLASSaud. (1LASSWAKE, VARNISH, BKUSHES, etc., always on hand. . .. ... ALSO: Fare wines ana ursnaies tv meiiesj pur " St SfW w w w w w. w w w . s pOSC4. LMtllft- lir.M.l.Mi, ard7-4m Water street, oue door below Main. 1 MC R. 20.000 Genuine Free Trade Cinrs, ree'd J and for sale by - mh3 I. it D. HEIMANN. aTEAV POTATOES.-21 bu-hels large and fine," l just ree'd by ap SAM. YICKItfttV WOOD, WOOD. V)Cot1s first ouslity of Wood for sale by apM Z. H. COOK & SON.

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