Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 53, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 January 1858 — Page 3

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tV" No person If allowed to Contract any bills gainst this o.fce, without an order from the proAdverUserhenU lntenlt for the Pall?, must be handed in before 4 o'clock, P. M. to Injure insertion. ttr Nswiboys can be supplied with the JocasaL, t twenty-five cent a dozen, by applying at tht Coon' Ing-Uoom. Dxtintiox or tus Cab . Tho Saturday tight train on the Evansville & Crawfordsville Railroad was detained by the breaking of a wheej of one of the car, and did not reach the depot In this city till 5 o'clock A. M. on yesterday morning. No serious con sequences followed the accident either to life, limb or property. tS" Several Irish families at Indianapolis 'are said to be living in great destitution. The children of one family, whose mother is -always intoxicated, are actually starving for wont of food. EfA woman residisg in Saratoga county, N. Y., died a few days since after living 19 months without food or drink. Her body was opened, and a snake five feet long and half am Inch thick was taken from the atom fcch. fctTCol. Hardee, of tho Florida Army, wilh a small detachment of men, entered the Big Cypress on the 15th December, with only six days' rations, and up to the 27th he had not been heard from. Great uneasiness pre vailed in consequenee. Hoc. The number packed thia year at Indianapolis is reported at 80,000, against 37,160 of last year. The prices of hotrs throughout the "Wabash Valley during tbe past week, has been from $4 25 to 4 50. Messrs. Treston Brothers, at Hutsonville, Illinois, on tbe "Wabash, Have iltnghtered fifteen thousand head of hogs this season. KyA singular case of insanity and death recently occurred at Eoxbury, Maes. A young lady, a teacher in one of the primary schools, wext before the school committee for examination, and was so affected by the ordeal that she became insane, and died from the effects of an over excited mentality. ArroixTMiyTs bt tiix Goveexok. James L. Worden, of Whitley county, to be Judge of tho Snpreme Court, for the First District, In the place of W. Z. Stuart, resigned. Reuben J. Dawson, of DeKalh county, to "be Judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, in place of James L. Worden, resigned. Axothib CojrsTiTCTio Ton Kansas. The Territorial Legislature of K as aas have a bill before thera for calling a Constitutional Convention to meet on tbe 3d of March, to frame anew Constitution tobe submitted to the people and presented immediately to Congress. Shif BciiDrxo. It is a singular fact that there is not at this moment on the stocks, in the port of New York, a single vessel of any description designed for the merchant service. The only ahloa constructing are tho Kassian frigate at Mr. WeOD-s ysru, mvi the C S. aloop-of-war, building under contract 'with J. A. W.trvclw. Timm IS a vast ar:my of mechanics and laborers usually employed in this branch of industry now idle, .and their time Is lost to themselves and the community. t3J" A British subject atPunta Arenas, named Craig, haa demanded damages of the -United States for losses suitained by him in .the seizure of Walker's expedition by Com. Taulding. Walker had rented a part of his premises in which he placed a large quantity of provisions at a certain rate of storage per month. Craig also advanced the sum of 500 on security of the provisions. The pro visions were seized by order of Paulding and carried off. Mr. Craig has forwarded a copy of bis complaint to Lord Clarendon. .AJsBOcxrsa T&agxbt. A Mr.Vancleve living Marion county, Ky., undertook to whip a slave wcraan, on Thursday last, when the husband of the blackwoman interfered and threatened to knock Yancleve down with a club. The master desisted and sent for his son and a neighbor to assist him to secure and punish the blsckmsn. In their attempts to confine him the black fellow drew a butcher knife from his bos'om and stabbed vonnir Vancleve. kiiline him in 9 r v stantly, and by another thrust of hia knife mortally wounded, as is supposed, the neighbor. The ccgro was imprisoned and the excitement was intense in the neighborhood. On the une day, a negro boy in Florence, Ky., shout 20 miles South of Covington, violated the person of a young girl only seven or eight years old, then beat out her brains and threw her body into a well. The negro .confessed the deed. It was with difficulty he wes saved from being hung on the spot. But he was finally secured in jail. Tbk Bobktsox Case at EocHimi. The triakof John B. Eobertfon, of Rochester,N. Y., charged by young Dr. Bigler with an attempt to take the life of his wife, has terminated with a verdict of acquittal. The excitement was very great on the rendering tha verdict, and craat nnmlwrs ma for ward to congratulate Mr. Robertson. Alarme 4Cw W Vf. V a STU e w wvav es v-utoi uv rnonstration of their sympathy by attending M.-.Ammm9 19 aarSrt 1 1 Tl O Ttf TTt Sll SS Si SAAlMilet nim from the Court House to bis house. The ceneral conviction ia that the charge was tbe result of a foul conspiracy on the part of Dr. Tii(lertaeTtft-tmoneTfromBobertson. The elder Bizler. who was once Robertson's farai lv rbv9ician, ia in tho Penitentiary for caus ing tbe death of a yonng woman, in an attemntto procure an abortion, lounger Bigler succeeded hia father as phyaician ST Robertson' family. It appear, that young Bisler was in great extremity for money w aid his father. lie charged that RobcrUon endeavored to bribe him to administer alo' poisons to Mrs. Robertson, that should prodace death bv decrees, and in a manner to ex :ite no suspicions. On trial it was proven by the wifo herself her mother and all the inmates of the family and their frieacra, that as man and wife they had lived nroet hartrulv together. No motive could be con - cured for the horrid design, that was alle;

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ty-iouj negroes were recently stolen in one night from plantations in the vicinity c Havana. I3F" The Legislature of Kentucky have re jected the bill allowing conventional interest but have passed ohe prohibiting the circu lation of foreign bank cotes of less denomi nation than 5. ET Mr. D. Kicketts, of Louisville, dropped a package of bank notes, amounting to f 2,400 irt the streets of that city, on Monday last, and has tot yet discovered it. tSTJ. O. Miller has been tried atl Toledo for attempting to murder Judge Fitch, a few months since, and acquitted by a verdict of insanity. 5J""A nephew of the celebrated "Long John" Wentworth, has been arrested in Chicago for thefts committed at various times for the benefit of bonnes of ill fame. 137 The letter of Gov. Wise to tho Tarn many Society, advocating the submission of the Lecompton Constitution to a vote of the people, a jut createu some sensation in the tioutb, and his views are endorsed and re sponded to in unexpected quarters. The inaugural address of Gov. Packer, of rennsylvama, in which be takes similar ground, will also have considerable weight in determining this question. Few Albany csager. SPECIAL NOTICES. YftfS NOTICES to this place, 10 ent per line Za one insertion : 90 cent ter line three times: su cents per une one weetc: discount on longer time. ANOTHER DECLINE I ZrrtA Flovb at 13 10 per sack; also Bam by the retail at 133 cento per bushel, by Jaul-tf IOLEFIART d BROS. If you want the On est rirtorw you ever bad go to Kasdall & Elliott's City Gallery of Art, No 4& Main street. Jf you wish to go where they always keep every variety of cases, large and small, common or fancy, go to 45 Main street. A fresh supply of case of every variety, Just received at Main street. JanSHiwlt V Eleetrle Oil. "-The operation of this Oil in re moving rheumatic pains and other Ills, is indeed as. on lining. Like every good article, it has a base counterfeit, entirely useless; but the preparation of Prof. Di Orath, of Philadelphia, has received testimo nials from Congressmen Mayors of Cities, Merchants, Hotel Proprietors, all of tbe highest character, attesting its beneficial effects in cases under their own ob ration. It caa be had of the agents here, see adrausement in another column. jan20-dwlw Hostetter's Bitters In the present state Ohe weather some gentle invigorator is often essentia! to preserve the balance of the system, and especially tbe digestive organs. If all those in whom those impor tant orgav are disarranged were to try Hostetter's 8tomach Bitter, they would consult their own in terest by doing so. Hostetter's Stomach Bitterscorrect the appetite, Impart tone to the system, forces oft tho bile and all impure secretions, regulating the bowels, gives us strength of body and vigor of mind, and are the wonder of the ago for dissipating dyspeptic tendencies. In all cases of physical prostration, palpitatiot, diislness, great fatigue, etc., it is surprising how soon the patient flnds relief. Ho family ran affnrd to be without It. Itrequires no addition of spirits. Sold, In full quart bottles, by all hotels, grocers, druggists, ftc. Extremely palatable. jan20-dwlw Bristol's Sarsaparille. The history of this pre paration embodies a series of all but mttaculous cures of Consumption, Scrofula and all Ulcerous and Eruptive maladies, extend itng through twenty years. Kot less efficacious, as a safe means of expelling Vermin from the Stomach and Bowels, are Kcxr's enticing and palatable Wots Pastilles. Sold by Dr. T. Lanman fcXH wholesale druggists, 69 Water street, 5ew York, and by sll druggists. Sinaparilla 1, and Pastilles iöc. per bottle. Jan20-dwlw Hollowsy's Ointment and nils. -Neither caustic nor the knife can ever be required in the treat ment of wounds, ulcers, tumors, or schirrous swellings to which Hollowsy's Ointment has been applied in time. Tbe effect of the Pills on the digestive apparatus Is all but miraculous. Sold at the manufactories. Xo. 80 Maiden Lane, New Tora and 5o. 244 Strand, per pot or box" " 1 aL25r . M6c.. and All B.fetv and Reller-Old Dr. II. James, about whom the N ew York and other Atlantic city press have said so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho mas Tilton, his son-in-law, nas been eaucaiea io el for him and dispense his Invaluable medicines. Most prominent among these is his extract of canwaois indies, which he discovered after hard labor and deep re search In Calcutta. He strove to make a meaicine to save his only child from death by consumption, and he succeeded. Dr. Tilton, his son-si-law, bin Chicago, (Room No. 11 State street.) Us has already sue ,aa in eurinr nermanently. hundreds of terrible eases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and SufferIn. Asthma and Bronchitis. The Cows ana cougus he has banished, are innumerable. The Cannlabis In dies Is the moat wonderful blessing of the age. Give Dr. Tilton a call or send for a bottle of medicine, waicn ill cost von two dollars. He will prove t3 you tnai you need not be sick, and that it will cost a mere trine if b a ntKvDvnamefr to test the strength of the lungs, and ascertain me exsema oi iu . . mi,. . V Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postag stamps, (12 cental a recipe will be sent in return, free of charge. to any panoi ui unin. &u ia,,i"w riy. AOWtH, D. TILTON, Box 1692, Chicago, III. octll6m- - - m .ai.i..t Pin he f nn Tinned DJinUUIHIUIUICIWUUI I and that amons the thousand of butterfly life, there are a few of great merit and undoubted worm, ui hese. Da. SaHVoan's IsvieoaaToa oa Livsa Ks8DT, stands first snd foremost among the remedies of the day that can be relied on as a medicine that is all it Is recommended by Its proprietors. It advertises Itself on every trial, for thre are none who 'use it but tell their friends to do so, and so it goes fronumouth to mouth, Uli all the people r the cnioa nave nam the good of this truly valuable medicine. It is recommended, with testimonisls to prove tts virtue, for the cure ef liver aomplalats of every kiadt from the worst Dyrpepsia to a common headache, and is particularly adapted to Jaundice, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com plaints, and diseases of Children, (see Aaverusement.) . u. Joy to the World- The great es meaicai aieovery of the day. Read the advertisement neaaea Helmbold's Genuine Preparation. janao-aawiw iv KI.EfiAAT PIAXO FOR BALE. nvKaf Peters St Crass's superior pianos, neany new. is offered for sale. It cost 271 snd win be sow. warn. caiH for S22S. Also, one of Martln'B elegant Guitars, wnicn cost s)0. enürely new, can be bought for 130, cash. Ap- j ply st this office. dec29-tf. wy THS SATISQS BASK on rirst street near kra Main, buys Tennessee, mmois, " w eonsin money. Call in. novl-tf. firÄlÄ I stesai rtaW nSiin. www street near Main. DB. COOGStYKLIS ANTIPHLOGISTIC That has ereiaced snch remarkable effects is many cases ef Kacaat-oia, Vaanoo, and Arracvioss or the lit n, caused by disturbed circulation, in those who have tried it in this city, is for sale at KELLER fc WniTES. tVThe hiheat testimonials of iu efficacy have been iB iiv by s number of the most respectshlecitUens who

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Arrivals and Departures. jAXCakY S3. Kate Sarrheti from Wabash to Evansville. John Gault, from Louisville to Nashville. H. D. Newcomb, from Louisville to New Orleans. Glendalt from Memphis to Cincinnati. Memphis, from Cincinnati to Memphis. Moses McLellan, from Louisville to Memphis. Princess, from Cincinnati to Nashville. John Briggs from Louisville to New Orleans. The punctual Cairo and Evansvillo packe J. II. Done arrived here yesterday morning. The James Montgomery and Pacific shipped ft large portion of their freight at thia point the former on Saturday, and tho latter yesterday. The lato trip of the Montgomery was the quickest made this season. She mado the trip up in five daya and twenty two hours. The Pacific is a large new boat and has elegant accommodations. The Lehigh and Lacrosso will bo down today for St. Louis. The Landis and Fort Wayne for New Orle ana will also.be down to-uay. The sale of the Highflyer haa not been consummated, tho parties being unable to give the requisite security It was rumored in Louisville that tho stekjaer David White had sunk in the Mis sissippi below Cairo It is to be hoped the rumcf is unfounded. Tho William Nelson a few days since bus tsined damage on the We bash to the amount of $500. The steamer Exchange, lately running on White Hirer in connection with the ilem phis pockets, "truck a snag and sunk at the mouth of White Elver a few days ago. Boat and cargo a total loss. mrORTAST TO TUE DEAF AJD BLIND. DR. McLEOI), OF SCOTLAND, Proprietor of the Institution for the Deaf, St. Louis, Missouri. HAS ARRIVED IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, and nur be consulted for a few davs at tha Pit Hotel, Room No. 10 uu stairs. Earlv attention is de. sired. SHs-DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE ilEAD, AN I) all discharges from the EAR. MOUTH or Nostrils entirely removed. Dr. McLeod has made a new disrovery of a fluid that will prove perfect absorption of the rCaUract," and reitore remanent riaiou to the eye vithoui the use of the kniie. IMPORTANT AND TRUE. - 1 I have a son fifteen yeas of ace who hu been deaf ana aumo rmm toe age or two years, the ertect of senri rever. Hearing or wr. .cleod. I brought my son to him, and In three weeks under his haoas he began to give signs of hearing; and at the expiration of 1 weeks he could hear well, and is now rani.1l v leamine to speaa. I ma s:e this statement unsolicited, aad for tbe gixvl of an afflicted community. I have been sufferine with deafiMi. and man nt tKa Ills accompanyine; deafness, fron my infancy, which Is shout twenty h ve years; my deafness became so distressing that I could rest neither day nor nisht.and loosed for relief only in the grave. At length I was rermitted to rislt Dr. McLeod. of the Kar In firm r of this city. Trembling between hope and fear, I sub. miUedroy case to this gentlcmm. lieyond my most sanguine expectations, sfter a short course of treatment by Dr. McLeod, I am In the enjoyment of perfect hearing, atid my head U free from al those dimpreeaMe sensations which formerly male life a bunien. Any person wishing to see us, can find me at my residence, fio. 110 Fifty street. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 1. I have been deaf In both my ears for manv years, hich affliction so aliened nr mind, that life'ltaeir. at times, became a burden, and almost unendurable to me. Iam now one of the happiest men living. I have been restored to perfect hearinc hy Dr. WcLeM, Ear Infirmary, corner Fourth and Oliver streets. In his first examination ff my ears, be stated that in six operations he would give me perfect hearing; and true to his word, at the sixth operation, I brard, and so distinctly and powerfully did the sound come to my ears, that! was obliged to partially ston them with cotton, until I could get used It. Those wishing to see me caa call ax the steamer rannen ta. f niLLir Shell, Steamer Parthenia. St. Louis. July U ia. jant-iwü&w. PROF. DE GRATII'S ELECTRIC OIL. TIIK ELECTRTC OIL.-Electric Cures-Psin is the rremomte-rjjf death, relieve the pain and you luf Uie lOilowinj, inoi tioj tunqmii. . : i'um Neuralgia. TorthaTae-Twö ienutr; cures uramp in owmacn, m Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three days: nam , , . . r;ur a lleauacne, ntieen miuura, v c . f ..... Neck, Ague, one night; Cures Piles. Swelled Glands, ten days; Lures Felons, Broken Breasts, alt Kheum, tWO to SIX U3) I Van lliniiwi i7 A..- r. urea Frosted feet and Chilb'Aiu's, one to three days'. Cures Ague and Fever, one ... mnA ail nerrnui and scrofulous affections: " v . 7.7.. .11 P.ina in urei aeamcaa ui ra j - - - - the Back, Breast, fcc, in two days. a . . im.1t nt tha estimation in which it is held k. r ,k ahleat iurists and writers on law Sc., in thUrouutry, we will gives letter received .V Prof. Ds uaaTM rrora joiiu iitius bi."i i , . IL .1 1 u v.Mhi l aw vaxine.l&7 Broadway, wrW York. A word of such teotimony is of more weight among the best classes, of the country, than volumns from unknown sources: - Otaaao House. Philadelphia, May 7th, 1336. vr Phri n. fJmth I freely give it as my opin ion that your 'Electric OiHs among o0: auest of a Uly who alieced ahe had been relieved of i most painful affoction byits use, I was .Mseed to try a bottle, though at the Ume of purchasing, I fully believed it to te a quae a mearciu u-i ' ' humour. llQtatriaiconTin mc n n k sess a magic power, and its use will prove a blessing to suflering humanity. , , I recently took a cold from sleeping in damp sheetf , and my neck became so much swollen and painrui, that I could not turn my head. After usinir. without success; everything prred by my physician, I last evening tried, your -'c ftiKhii morning I am well, the relief having been lOUr TTT UUriT , N J0UX LiyiNOSTO.X. FdiW Monthly Law Magazine, 157 Broadway St 130 West Fourteenth u. k.im trt an old wealthy and hlsh- . ""J"" hV firit settlers of New York. Any onecan address him on the Subject of the above letter, which will be answered with pleasure, nirnos. TheM are numerous imitation sprung nnonthe reoutation that my article has acauirea.I ThjLablic mustbeware. They sre worthless dW-W-lmdfcw ATiMiN'fTTlATOR'S SALE. 1VOTICE is hereby given ths 1 1 will sell at publte l auction on Thurfay the m .J"n.u" l,at James Hewitt's Kare House w the eld steam FlovrM ill owned by I. N. Ross, n EvsnselUe, one steam Engine and fixtures belonging to the same, being the property of Joseph Wood, tote o'.fpT countvr?eaied. The purchaser wn repaired to pay fifty (50) dollars cash, and for the balance acredit or nine months will be given, the purchaser giving v . ;.v. aeenriiv. waivins valuation and sppraisement taws, snd bearing interest from date. Sale to commence at 10 o clock A decä.tsd&w. rii4S. n. MASON. Administrator with the will annexed. JCT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.Stories and Legends, by Grace Greenwood, Tempest and Sunshine; 1.S5" 't"tn'r,'j.HIAlf8. w HEAT SACKS.awn Two Bushel Osnaburgh Saclts Jost rec d and for sale by. Iseptil . S. BABCOI. i iki lln,M frnm New Comn, lust receiT; ... I M Msl iUbl Ii and for sal ! by vviü'ouv rrvAVT Mr II IN . St. MX. VW - Hateka'a Lahor Saving Waah-boarda. ' ÄVn of InVahov. K?f turer's prise by Z. U. jOO& so:l REMOVAL. CHAS. LEICH has retrieved bis entire stock JStJ-Ä-.-ÄvtK stana ou main . - - wt. nM a call. lJn IMm) COS3IOPO LITAN ART UXIOX. I ""eX: i.in. andasa rterared torsHATE now the Cosmoponun rto j ceive the sw!)Scnptions lor new year, anu m- ocw jciiti"' -r- - j -i v. LACKwuuus maw . j -'ÄKtKTnVe. jan:-tf. DOBELL ft CON YNUTON8. RIfLErOWDER-. , v gepke..choicecualiy fggBBW b CO. Ä Paper Shelled Almonds; Soft . do . . J?' English vainutst kmu.ihui Vilhert and Fea Nuts. Tor sale in hrts to sum by z. ii. cook at soy. Ctkd LBS. choice 2sUvr F0r sale by

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nr TilaRApnEb TXtW&ttztr to the EVANSVILLS DAILY JOCRNAL.vJ The Utah' Arniy, Wajhisotox, Jin. 25 i Dispatches received , at the War Derartincut, uviu wi. v viiiiouu, uaifCd ror. is, confirm previous reports of tho excessive ant ing and great loss of draft animals by snow storms, cold and starvation. A sufficient number of oxen, though poor, have been saved to supply tho parties six dsys in the wcuk, sou mere is en nana oacon for one day, for the same period, for seven months. Also flour and araall rations. The storm dealt roughly with Col. Cooke's command. IIo lost half of his horses, besides a number of mules. Further advances toward Salt Lake City cannot be made without a new supply of such animals, to procure which, Cspt. Marcy has been dispatched to New Mexico ior ose m tue early spring, when the army with the volunteer force, 2,000 strong, will resume the march as soon as supplied -ui. " k rrr "'"T

uiiviks.uiujw, suu mere is grass on the Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System Ofmountains sufficient to sustain them. Two I ten Eninous Appetite with Dyspeptic Bymptoos. Ho volunteer companica mustered Into aerrte "KTV,100?. theßffMnenofdie8kin,

j for nine months, and it is expected in a few uays ma. two moro win De mustered in. The troops have borne tbe dangers and privations of the march with patience and cneertuinejs. Thejarein fine health, though aome regiments are still suffering from frostuiie. Another letter from an officer of the arrar t . . . . . ssys tho Mormons are afraid of the mounted men. They are a set of cowarrla llfc n assassins and robbers; and he fears their leaaers and those who have no claim on the valley will run awsy, first destroying tho yivnj. jest it may oeneni tne army. The widow of the late Commodore Caason was dangerously burned at Georgetown, yesterday. Washington Items. Wasdixotox, Jan. 28 f. h. Sexate. The Committee on Foreign Relations to-day agreed upon a rerxrt to bo pre sented on Monday, sustaining cenerally the . . vcutm Aiucricau iuersage, oel!evinr tri tri him that PinUin L. hi. IpoHtimar. i;mt. in ...:- nzxTJ...iiwuuji uiuuusbt'rs i um iutui ii ua una rocorameDU in amend- 1 meut of the neutrality laws, so as to bold as Ttr!annr f.tr trial all rHAni)im oa.A.l i Iho.prosecution'of Tuho-ütoplÄ ainst naüons with which wo are at peace. ucn. ciarKson.rostmasterat Leavenworth riojtnrw notes to the amount of $ 3,000,000 of all denominations will have been issued. Army and Navy warrants, to the amonnt of t.1 soo.ooohave accumulated and will be met by these issues. Fire. Habttord, Conn., Jan 23. r x A large building;, owned by Wills & Thrall, and occupied by several manufacturers, was da'troyed by fire last nijrht. Loss $100,000. This is tho largest fire that has occurred in Hartford for twenty years past. A large number of workmen are thrown out cf em ploj ment. AcorsTA, Ga., Jan. 23 sc. Cotton market unchanged, awaiting foreign ad vice. 600 bales sold to-day. Nw Yobk. Jan 23 m Xo aigns of the steamer Europa, now fully due. Wasuixotox, Jan SSst Appcsranceofan approaching snow storm : light easterly wind. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, Jan. 2S ir. Trade continues vcrr dull. Clover Seed sells at$55 25 for 64 lbs, and Timothy at $2 60. Flour dull, but holders evince no disposition to accept lower quotation; ssles of 800 bbis standard brands at 4 75, and 500 bbls fancy at $5 87. Bye Flour dull and declined to $3 25. Corn Meal dull at $3. Wheat comes forward slowlv: sales of 1.200 bushels good Pennsylvania reiLat-L-i.-i ItM'sB' Cllotr"UTtf COhttnoe dnll at S Coffee drooping. Bugar Detter iceiing; iaics of New Orlcana at 6(374 on time. aval Stores and Oats quiet. In provisions transactions unimportant. "Whiskey firm at 81 in barrela. New York Markets. Nxw Yoaa, Jan 25 at Flour heavy; 7000 sold at $4 204 80 for State; 4 40I5 00 for Ohio a decline of 5c on each. W heat baa an advancing tendency, white beinsr quoted at $15(3140. Corn steady. Mess Pork advanced 25c; aalcaat $14 9015 00. Lard buoyant at 839c. Stocks firm and higher: Missouri 6's 81: Galena and Chicago Ksllroad 78.K; Michigsn fntral ft5.f: Uieveiana. Lommoas anti ncinnaü Ohio 6'a, of 1880, 83X1 L00 isiana 6 's S7KKiw Yokk, Jan 23 p. m. Cctton closed at a decline of (c; upland lOc. lour heavy; 8000 bbls sold, wheat firm; 14,000 bushels sold. Corn very dull. Prime Pork advanced 25c; quoted at $11 85 (312 00. Beef advanced 25c; sales at $10 00 (510 25. Whisky advanced tic; sslcs at 21K 22c. Sogar quiet. Btocits nrm: iiunois Central 94K; liewYorfc Central 79i; Erie 20; Missouri C's 84. Cincinnati Markets. Cincinnati, Jan 28 r. Flour firm and unchanged. Whisky active; 1200 bbls sold at 15c. Hogs firm at $5 00 5 25; receipta light, frovisions hew nrraiy and rather higher; nothing reported yet. Clover seed firm and in good demand at a 9.. Che. 8c. and in fair demand. Kivir fallen 4 inches. Weather clear and mild. Cincinnati, Jan. 28 r. x. Flour firm; 1400 bbls sold at $8 808 90 for superfine. Whisky active; 209 oois sold at 15o Hogs buoyant und higher; the demand exceed the supply, at $510(35 40; nwintl l'O-ht. FrOVlSlOD SCUVe. All IM McM porKein market taken at $18 60; none I v.. u.j .la Kclnw tIA 00. and not to be had at the close below 14 00, and not rrmoh tn he, had at that. Bnlk meats were taken at 5K6i for houldera and sides packed, but held K kther at the ,c Ird advanced to 8ÜC, but none could be bonirbt at thia rata at the closo. The great bulk of atuff here ia held out of the markot. River News. Rt. Teh. Jan 23 r m The river is still receeding slowly. No change to note in tho Illinoia or Missouri. At Dubuque there ia six fect on the bar, and the river clear oi ice. Weather mild, with indication or rain. Pittsbcko, Jan 23 r x River six feet and falling. eather clear; mercury 4d. ef CcfcixsAT,, Jan. 2J-P. MTVeather clear and mild. The river ha. f.ll three lache. since noon. The Vether. .?aarf 23 TelcflrTsfhed at nine O'C this evening by the E. W. line. St. John.N. B. leather clear; wind wtst j mercury 18. Woodstock, Vt. weatner Clear ana cw v..Tort M. Tieantifnl evening; wind Txr c W mnnr ! j?ew York-Weather cloudy and cool ; wind .E.; mercury S3. . . , . . Philadelphia v eatnerciouay vmu . E.;rflercury 86 INJVESH BALTIMORE OTSTERS Received dailv by Express; and for sale at i duced prices by lootaij I. ft P. HiUMAit .-m TtRl.S. K, 1 rrev Macsre. TaStf W Xbbls'No? Srr Mackerel; libbls da a do m a do JOHbblid I. do.' ifl bxa No 1 Hemng. CsbaSixea. Erc'dandfcfsaleby leCll de sae - I. ft. HEIMA!.

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OT v - - nighty Concentrated Compound Flald Extrct Bucha. 1 FarDüeatu cf tht Bladder, Kidiuy$, Grmk Prrwy, taknt$ Obttntctiont, Seertt . , BUtOMtiltmaU Complaints, and all Distales of th$ Sexual Organs, Arbingfrom Excesses end Imprudencies in lin. "'i ic. MALJb. OK rcJVIALJL, From whatever cause the v mir haveorivinwMf And no Matter how long Standing, Giting Health and Vigor to tJu Fram, and jstoom to th rallid LAeet. JOY TO THE AFFL ICTEDII t L,.0011' and Drtnitated Snfterers, an re uv,u owpwciM among wnica will be loan Indifposition . Exertion, Loss of Toweri Loss of Memory . MffVulty of Breathing, eraJ Weakceu, Iioirors of T)isfulllorror.,! rih, JJigbtSweauiC'tfS feet Wnmess of Tision. Lanmur. Pllia Countenance and Eruption on the Face t" " -a eaviness or tue rsUds, .Frequently Black Ppets Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary Suffusion and Loss of Sight: Want of Attention; Great Mobility: Restlessness, with Horror of So- , - ciety. Nothing I 3ru,l ch Patients. than soitude.an nothing I mors dread for fear of therr. . is mora oe mors dread for fear of themselves; no Mcpoae oi manner, no aar- -nestmess. no Speculation, but a hur tied transits- . tion from one question to another. ThfMnniaWM if aliAwe! tA m iwi.i.v ivi. . dicire Invariably removes-soon follows loss or row- ; riTürrT.isD iriLimc fits in An ir rt.ut. the patient may expire. Who can say thathes exeessncniBnoncoiwinwn oy uiose areadril sisease issANrrr ass cossuMmoaT The records of the inSams ASVLCMS.and the saelancholv deth hw r-n. sum mox, bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions. In Lunatic asvtnma the cbolly exhibiüon appears, the countenance is actual, ty soSden an 4 slmort SesUrute neither mirth or rrief ever viaiu it. Stiould a sound of a voice occur, it Is rarely articulate. ' With woeful measures wan desrlr; ' Low sullen sounds his grief besuiied." . Debility is mrt terrible h be cures by ?pon .thousands to untimely rrares; thus amoiuon or many noole youths. It can ue useoi uus INFALLIBLE REMEDY. on are aufr,.rf ith .tv. ,v. : I ..fÄSTFriS, ' J w iuvm VI IwSS ClAiVdM. W Beware or Qoack ostrumsand Qeack Doetors, who falsely boast of abilities and references. suflering ing ror perfectly plain on. in iiaac. llelmbold's Extract Bnchn prepared directly according to the rules of PHAItMACY AND wtih the er eat est aecurmrr and rbemlmi ""w, mi itM couuirauniii Valuable Works on the Practice J . . . i. - . f &, r. the late standard Works sf Aledicine. ts 8 1 o o -ssr One hundred dollars trill be ptU to any fhysirfea h can prove that that the Medtcibe ever inured s patient; ana tne testimony ortbousanas can be brougl I to prove that It does great good. Cases of fron oLe week to thirteen years' standhig hsve been eflected. i ne manes m w oiuntarv 1 pstlmoKT in possessio of the Proprietor, vouching iu virtues ana curative pvwvra la uniBiM,caiuracing names well KnowntO SCIENCE AND FAME! 100)000 Dottles ITave Been Sold. and not a single Instance of a failure has been report Personanyspreared before me, an Alderman of the iiyor rniiaaeipnia, n. T. UKL.MBOLD, Chemist. wno oeing suiy sworn oes say, that his pfeperattow ni no narcmic. Mercury or injurious vrugs, but are pttrs7 Vegetable. H. T. HELMBOLU, Sols Manufacturer. Sworn and subscribed by me this 33d day of Nova. ber, 1854. VTM. P. UIBBARDAldennan. Price il per Bottle or G Bottles for t5. Delivered to any Address. Accompanied by reliable and responsible Certificates from Professors of Medical Colleges, Clergymen and others. Prepare and Bold by II. T. HELMDOLT, Practical and Analytical Chemist. NO. 53 SOUTH TENTH STREE bClow Chesnut, Assembly BuDdlngs PhQs EsT To It had of all LruaaittM and fbat. r throvekovt the United States. Canada anJ. I -BTmsrrQTict. , - TX m. w Wfe a TAKE NO OTHER BT" Cures guarantied. mySS-ly KELLER at WHITE, Agents, Enmsvllle. A Retired Physician, SEVENTV-FITE years of age, having lost his Father, two Brothers, Daughter, Son ln-Law, v.rvh. and Niere, bv that dreadful disease, CON SUMPTION, snd suflering with a Cough himself, determined to visit tne East lSJ7J äÄiVÄIfh CON! Stnr a lU.lt SB II IUUCI Ui w wa v - I SUMPTION, Nervous Debility and Asthma. H i cough was cured immediately; he returned, cure his Relatives, who Inherited the disease, and in connecU in .i,h ku Hm have emoloved it in their practice. I ISIS v I was um w" " , a a s a curing thousands of cases considered hopeless by I ÜOSl -."'"r. JLnViKia? ha ia aanJihwr ft . .;.,.n whn wih it fur lo cents: l of it to ray the postare. and the balance prii ting. Address Doctors IiKATII. No. 101 S Drin street, opposite Bt. Nicholas Uotel, New York Janl9-dwlm for sale vtat tosrby GILBERT t BOWLES. fTSnOBACCO.--Ja-.WJ i butts cf fine Virginia Tobscco of difrerentprtees received and forsaleby I. ft D. HEIMAW. StXORIES.I0,0i) Gunny Bs? 25 W)l i Crushed Sugar; 15 bbl i Powdered Sugar, bbl. Loaf Sugar, in store VbROS. CCSDRIBSÜ3 15.' poo Extra fine free trade Cigars m rir.M Pint Flasks: 15 Boxes Essence Coffee; SO dos. 1. 1). Half Bushel Measures; 4 do Washboards; IS do Pec and Hair reca measures, SO Boxes German Soap; rec"dandf or sale by any I.si P. HEIMAM. ,ee 4 ST . i A ar? raw. iCt 9 , ar RICE- w 10 TIfsSW'd"FHESBB CHEESE . 60 boxes Hamburg Cheese, Bragsreppw, WWP-. e!-redand for sale SCascsNo. I . ft I HEIMASNj by TUBS BUCKJil f DOZ. Buckets; 1VV my 87 Odos large Tuos; do,.PeIiumtuforLfcCOt a a Tf AV 7 OUR BOXER, Ae. A ' wr r Boxes and Writing less, for eale v juf . -"'"- ' ..HACIIE.- ... . Sam, vickkrt. iyltl XU3rybush."rec'd yer Canal d for -ie by f u GEOBTtAN! BRAN! BAil-iurtrosdhy 300Q bushels Bran receivepg JgJpy, aOIGAR.a Mats Cinnamon; .rin'iv'lVrtA jtV I HB EABXIBT. .ii Mk Maninea: ankes Notions for Deeem 'ber nev9tf DOBZLLS.

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STEAMBOATS; REGULAR WABASH PACKET. i rva' mLl'irr fvav Capt. TV J. 'Vrhite, will leave or n aoasn river tnis iay at I 'clock. For freight apply on board.- - jsnga Lonisville, Evansville and Memphis Regular Weekly Packet.' ' THE LOW-PBESSTJUE STEAMEE . - 1 SOUTHERNER, O. W. TRIPLET!..... Commander. J. B. AKCHtflt,. Wiera. 't-OpTl " n Phis every Fi LEAVES Louisville every m.; leaves Mem Friday at & r. u.; tTr . Asii.i.s; rr miuisulle every IV.?PA f leaves EVANSVILLE for MEMms every v EDXESDAY at 11 a. u. S-sr Way-BasineiM solicited anS attended to at same iruesasebargedbyPmekets.-Jan21-tf F.Q.O'&IEVEYfc Co-agents. FOR IXTCTsrt-iUjG. , X95JSn P-lL- teamer Dir AXUD,Capt.noicaarr.VrüI . - - T - . " " , i wi -wrwiiiCT 11,1 run regularly between EvansJanl9 iiiiiu,(iw ouuuij sou lourroj. PG. O'RILIY,. CO. . ETansTilie. Pnducah and Cairo Mail Boat, JvH. DONE,. D. B. HK&KOX Vaster. WnLL Leave Evansrllla nm Vrmih mnA jl Thursdsy, eonDecting closely at m-c. Paducah with fh. Tn... .. i 11-7" a Cumberland Hirer Packets Cuba naJff Blanch Lewis, and the Tuesday and Friday Tenne5 Pf aets EdmonU and Alida, and the Tuet DnleTBos? PackeU S W and f?"J frelht very low. Cabin accommodations 4VT er fbr merchandise or produce entrusted to Csptain and Clerk strictly attendee to. bc1ket by railroad to all principal cities for Mia on stealer JWHMrnvthIp7 cily. on the steamer J. H.DOXB will be received aad shipped from nw wharf Kn, -t V. muiyym Jan ll-w EDWARD R. HILL. 1,1 STKAMER BOWLIKG CREEX. BEOtLAR EVA.8TILLB AD WA3ASH RiYER PA CK. KT. , V'jKJ.""1" ssf -iiwir n H ' AEvsnsville am rjIPTKK NO. a SuU run as a remlar .et. wiSSSjSA vansville and Wabash Rivet .YVABASH PACKET KATE SARCHET. Th steamer it ATE SARCnwill run remlar It from iKvannilla in th Wsl.h tmAm our ng tne winter, or as long as the river shall be navigable. Shippers may rely on her making- regular tripe, anJ the strictest attention bein Iren to their orders. nor ift-tf REGCLAlt EVAJV6VIIXE AXD PETERS BURG PACKET. onday and Thursday at ppiy on board or to iseptira EVAX8VILLB eft CR ATV FORDS VIULB PiSpSEi: RAI LJRO AD.' ForLoulsville, Clnclnnatlt. Louis, Iadlan polls aad the East CHANGE OF TIME. r MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 13rd, las. Ol and after this date, the Mall Passenger train win leave Kvansville at S o'clock and 20 minntea M.. maklnr clae connection at Vlnoenne with trains Eaetand West on the Ohio tnd Mississippi Railroad for Louisville, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Cairo, and arrive at Terrs tiaute at 9:10 P.M., connecting direct with Kx press trains foe Indianapolisf Cleveland and the Cast, and ror tjnwago and central Illinois. RETDRN I O-tesve Terre Haute at 4:00 P. M. Vineennes at 728f and Smtest vanstirie at 10:03 Freight trains (with a passenger ear attaeaed) tun as follows: Leave Evansville, at fidA. M., Arrive at Terra Haute at 4M P. M.r Leavojlerre Uaute at tQ A. u. AiTire at a.vansvuie 49 r. in. FARES; To loulrrllle SS 00 Cincinnati 1 &0 To st. Louis esse Cifro t '6 Chicago.. ..10 (5 " Indianapolis.... 6 25 Cleveland 14 50 ' Buffalo..... .v..l SO Pittsburg..'. 17 00 " Philadelphia.. ..2d SO XeWLTork aft wU - at aii""' JOfM INGLE, Superintendent. tW nenerson Casamerctol, Mt. Vernon Advocate Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Regia former advertiMroent and copy. nor-&.n - ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANYNEW ARRAJVUliJl KiVX. c srWT .tt mitfi'TYPßT COMPANY resnectfaV ' ,y nounce to their friend, and pafrons, therub(eVr iyansTtlle and vicinity, that, with tocrea f.win Afrtwo ri . r r. " .V llities for the transportation of "VTcVaoes, MONKJf.and mm w s mm V mm - .... eontjnn&nce of former favors. Espe YALUASbfeS cial care Uken in the coUection of OTE And the trawportation ,of email or P"All persons wishing to .avail fT "V"?" ..r":iu..:iii. i press, can obtain any desired information tothe routes anddetails of the bsiness m Firrt street, between Main and Locus! I in reference at their office mtKMiltthaPcrVOniCe. aeis . il. I ion, . ' a--k mk -WfT Oil M delS O TR ANSPORTATION WESTWAItD. wrfE beg to call the attention of MerchBU haying m Tu " j i.w.t. .ii tneira f mm the Eastern ciTSel to thr.uperiadrlntaTe. and facilities of th. Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroaa, , v",.m! of Freights to are made with for the safe and speedy transportation v n. nH vUinitv. ConnecuonB the most reliable Railroads and Stearosh Route shortened ana improvea vj kersburgh. Through rates lower than M PoTia, Boston; B. F. KtM.v. rMWelphU: r?wp.7.u YorxtJ. T. EsotAso. Baltimore, for Information or through rates, or to . 10 GEO. FOSTER CO Freight Ager Comer Locust street and Canal, Svansvüle, Indians. iv3l - Jt'ST RKCKIVED. ... tfl pair Polished Steel Tire Setts; fyd Fine Brass Fire Setts; JO0 Common Iron Fire Sei-sl , , . . ' 25 dos. Coal Hods; 1 Fine Coal Vases; Fire Iroa Sta-dst 0 String, bie.gn itiCotK fc S03TAG. fJJoKY.-300 lbs. Choice Strained Itoney, Just r"1 a 101 wc Dy z H. COOK 005 . TTJ'WKriTQ'JP. AND ILLLXU1S MUXNf-I. W X take at par tbe notes oi auiice IT,,' , " mm rvr, f!rl j - tV.m Mllaof er. . . .. .v , . ff oi Illinois mau i.uireiwi m- - eeri.s,atthe lowest ca. price... GILBERT, Sycamore tsrWw WANTED. - A MAS by the year (single preferred) yhols sc eustomea to Gardening and tha generalwork on a eWnrv seat. Recommendation, required-good sraaes and scomfrihMe borne. Aaoress, W' S DR. w7n. METCALFE, Olney, Illinois, jan8-3UUtw. . CORDAGE.-- , S I 85 dos. Hemp Bedcords (LOBf D . . 60 colls Manilla Bedoord: x5 do do Halter Rope; - do Juts do do; ... 35 do do Bedcorddo; JustrecelvedandforaalehviEgLBit wqfigj HAHPa. Currants and Cgft. gg THE NEW YORK LEDGER FOR 1858THE BEST FAMILY TAPER IN WOHLD! THE All the Favorite Writers retained, and Xew enes added. Ti-i-IBV.TOKMIKa now Tiiata Iftf spasn as THtaw Tsioctar Oorfts. which is greater than tnan or any Ten otnr Lftersfry sTtpers inr America. -LF 601 I Bushels Priffii Potato (hiors. Jntt received std for sale by Z.H. COOKft&ON BUCKETS ft TUBS. 150 dos. plain and fancy frieiets; 10 do tancy half . - do; b0 dos- painted tubs, $1,1 sad li 15 rests (lesJ doi, zs no ("eai oojit I-' - -Tn rwaivad in uiATM and fne aata bw . . WHEELER ft RIGOS. AJAILS. X kegs superior nails, assorted tikes, - Lw just mstvsd snd for sale v WHEELER ft RIGOS.

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.1 f Capital- J50OOOi - THIS company has been organlxed with the above , capital for the purpoee of tcppryic g tbe Jemand w .11, ... - COMBINATION 8TZA1I SAW-MILL, "AXD OTBXJl iatPBOVio XACBIKERT. " Thev have nnrrhsr thM srif ssa maris fvltw Ktvs?m heretofore osijied on by J. M. rtherson & Co., als the Montgomery W.rks at toaker,on the Hudson, near this citv. and with the Tn.rir ... r.A t..ut,combmedinitsortaniiation.are prepared te furnish machinery of all kinds at more liLeral rates than ha ever been of-ied at any other enaMifhrnent. HHJt COslBiNAllON SAW-MILL was raente4 October. 1B5K, and is now generally scknowledged to be the cheapest, most practM-al, and efficient lumber mauataciarmg soachinc in the world, a large number of them are in successful operation in different sections of this country. Canads, Cuba and South Anerioa, aod whereever their merits bave been teatad they are being adopted by lumber manufacturer iu preTerence to ail other mills The following letter expresses the general opinion ot those who are using the Combination Mill s Siemen. Khkb&ob At i:n.i.tla. T y,. mi lDt r parcnasedor you, and will say that it .m T v v ... v... . t uipi I perioral s we.i.ana nore man meeumy ei I m V t TneCtilions. i yell pleSLSM whh IU performance. I set it up oa all stream that aüorded coastact crater about u a sm thiCK as mv little finrer. which was murh more than sufficient to supply the boiler. We are able to cut 1 1A fttf a M a. .Ts l .,ira ui nwuumi jumoer in is nours, witn somathinc less than one mrd at vim-wI. It im th rv thin v We fiave rl miich needed In rre rrnt ln time, With a little bauble and expense, .we are abi to move It from fite to ten miles per nay, and set itup In the heart of the timber, which ares the great burden of hauling the logs a long d iance to the tni 11Yours, respectfully, - JEStfK KKKK.Ja.. wv r c ' . Louisville. Tennesse. JelfeÖhich i"1 ,n Uie Scientific American for Octooer This adds greatly to tbe eßeienrv nf :hmtiTUJi COMBINATION MILL, with all tbe recent tmprovemeuund steam power of It horses. Is car. U ! Mldlto? tiJiO? t0- 4,000 m U b0Un' "a ! THt NEW YORK CIRCULAR SATf-MILL is manuactured only by this Company. It is of sspenor construetion. and sold for U per cent. lea. thai Other mil IS of no rrealr einwitr. a mil --;., VÄ mm t m J w Tm SJB as M W aba I eTO a n M-inch saw can be sold for SCO to IjOO, and with s 20 horse engin e and builer t sold for Sif0. STEAM ENGINES and B01LEK : EXGIXES LARJLUIsddCrLlNDfcit BOILERS faraished at jpesxiy rsdueed prices from former quotations. Urawingsf ith plans and spetinca;ir.Ds tor buildings and machinery, furnished gritis to our custom. ers. , Competent mechanics sent out to put up and put In operation our machinery, wben required. e also maaufacture SHINULE MACHINES.' :ua8p JnLu ial attention taid to renin nn err i tttva Mill I ID. . " " r . f - i A A .1 r riiLLlKn rnr mnntifiMA... Inl 11 i-: i . . ILIrWKIOnT WkKj . - " L1"U ol -?. 2.1 JTfn f. "'if m r;at embers a fAT. X..i U.MUAL, ULKU tlU.NE MIL!., fnr nr corn meal, and all kinds of feed, which ss pronounced by xI,c,, "'illers, bo.h in this country and EuE,!.7"JSJlltST Mll'L K'EK COXSTftCCIt. It will grind more train n tbe same time and mk half the power, of anv other mill of tha umi iVTe also furnish other styles of GRIST-MILLS wnen reo,eir ec. The "ndersigned are also publishers cf , .THE t'SlTED STATES JOCRXUl-: Alarreandmagniflcent Illo.irratcd numthlv newsna. W.dT.i$.ro MECHANICS. AORIcL'LIUkE. LITERATURE aod AMUSEMENT. VV',-0J In addition te its usual attractions, which art sJready given it a circulation of nearly Te n Thon sand Copies per month, it will hereafter contain a complete record of ail new and valuable MECHAMCaC and AGRICULTURAL IMPKOVi.MMS. embracing a larger amount -cf practical' information from experianced writers in these speCiailies than any cerpuVlicaaonlnttwwed. 7 PÄICI, ONLY FIFTY CESTS A TEAR. Specimen eoeies srnt rrntfs. ' ; mm ' J5'ERSO'V ft CO- Publishers, ;Aad-Agenta for the S . Y. Steam Paw-Mitl and MaChine Company, tfl Broadway, Y. u. ia-dswiw - . DR. ROBACK'S Blood Piirifier & Blood Pills. DISEASE VANQVISDED DR. ROBACK'S SCASDIXATIAN RXMSDI2S corrupted se fmn " ana runt. located.ee vlim- "1.1". hererer it mav be tion. nervodg cotnpUinls, epiiesw---.. tj V, r..V.. nt.imntxm in US early eiaKCB, m bronccinv : incapacity, mrcancrdlkbÄrtüde debility, dfarrhea, u . ' T.i.' i. ,.f nmnn of re?Tiratlon, Jneliver e Ter. Vured Tby thW preparation. Win-Taa" aloasio or seeds of äi Trbat an alkali Is to an acid t neutralires them witn. atKte certainty.hile st the same tine H regulates the secretions, removes ebstrortion from the bowels, creates ar:flte, renews bodily vigor, and regenerates evcryanimal 'function, üueh is the nature, such arj theeltectsof tt. P.orACk 's famous f rsndiimvian Bod Purifier, whica, 11 out en in icobjhiku '" dlnavtan Blood Pillr, win not r.,r obhrerate tha mostpsüiful diseases, bnt prevtnt tie.r recurreDcs. . .'a . lis. a. ,m .trf inr wTffSn. land lengthet Vi Tfifin mint rLAi'iR'in'' . -v. . . pfCLS, Dr. Rohack : -esents tberesuit or twenty i .wjrianea i.arn imnr ana uiti iuch ' ZnZ Lard stud v a 7r 'Se wJJ?''rlr.1' . .ii- trial. and experiment ss io onecaouoununeir Price of the bt anmu IWZI BUB a.w SM . i -' fci ri. il HiTian hlood Purifier, SI per bottle, or per bair nnren ! Scandinavian Blocd Pilu ills, 25 cents per bcx, r fi-a sTav sal SS t S, 'a W a- .- Ptar.'Älaml Codnty, Ind., Aug. 4, yiDa. C. W. Roaaca: f tare received aomuch tjneCt from ye 8nflinav: w. r-r,,.cr Pills, that I have tnougni my i ' , " , my inclination, to give you aria State, I J. . for.years afflicted wr.h that r:fort. ajid efficiency in busing, df race or an sepsis. Te nhy shs I could beas of. I was mccea to vjr ies through the persuasions of a friene. the a few dsys wasgrf-stly lneCted. ort time, less t!wn a onth, was entirely ,entlv cured. I was also aflljcted with the your rtmed and irl er tmng anil in a abort and permanently cured Trit violent neivois headache, which J s-.Tpose was Vr trnlw vours. JOIi I'lau . From the ßev. ür. McMtrtLa, Pastor ot Bccens Chapel: T-M.-i.i.Or.ä.l7 Da. C. TV. BosaCK-Dear Sir: I have uses yow Btood Purifier for a ervoug affect from rtjch l have suffered much at times. M hile it pleant te the taste, t certainly na a R 'J..-fciA nerves. Flease accepv any j " grds et. " beUT-7: W. T. M - XCXLEX. IaniAKarotis. Wednesday, epu z, i--Da. C w!Roca-ler SJ H??nb2ÄbIed fnr several ream with extreme aeuiuir m " -BomuchMthatl was unar.le to attend to my ordjrsry cures trst yo-r hcanfla. . jooc i. - lh'" ?iZ2't iZtTl'thi lasf twelve monntS;M find the serine fully eual b. It. reewnmendations. 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