Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 118, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 April 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. -MISATURDAY MORXIXUt , AFK1L 10 An Active Business. The operations of oiir banks afford the best indication of the activity of the busU nes3 of the eocrmunity. We learn thai the circulation of the Branch of the State Bank in this city has been up to its fall limit for inoro than six weeks, and in spite of large redemptions, it is constantly pressing upon the restrictions of the charter. Since the first of Jan in uary, the Branch--with only $100,000 paid caDital has made loans to the amount of $212,000; the re -payments of loans during the same period were $230,000. making only an increase of abont $12,000 between the aggregate loans in January and in April, though it had let r.nt in fW tt'ma twice and & half, the . l - r l rli. all nt lh amount oi lia capiw. v " aid of shipments - f miövvu--" . - 1 to New Orleans and Xew York, and consisted of 30 and 60 day bills. The bank has, beside, dealt very largely in sight exchange on New York and New Orleans. The amount of sight exchange sold on New York durinz the month of March of was about 3135,000. The amount I .l new loans during that month exceeded - I $00,000. These figures exhibit a very large and active business for so small a capital. A capital that is turned over so often, with profits on every operation, must be laying up funds for good dividends. They show good management the cd vantages of the location for pro fitable banking business and prove that ... . .. . I we ought to have more banking capital at this point. We are glad to learn that the Branch will soon offer an additional $100,000 of her stock to capitalists, and by next autumn bo prepared to grant increased facilities to the trade of the place. Public Execution The negro, Henry Todd, who was con victed of the murder of Macon Under wood, another negro, at Sullivan in Feb ruary, was executed at that place on Friday last. Three or four thousand persons assembled to witness the inflic . Talk 11 la rTt. I nuu vi lug Avt iui jwuaitj. iuo pnauuer had for safety been imprisoned at Terre Haute, and was brought down on Friday , , , ... ., I a r aww ira a riii wnr w s wwr ww ww h pii tv i morning, and first taken to the gallows and exhibited to the crowd; he was then carried to the jail, where ho was visited by several clergymen who spent the morning with him in devotional exer cises. At one o'clock he was taken

again to the gallows, where after various country from the rest or to enfeeble the Topeka Constitution amended- and iranmonies which occupied two hours "SÄ P"f. I?tof P "f

and twenty minutes during WtUClX time the Drisoner waa exnosed to tha rM of A. 0 I the multitude he was swnug, off,, and a existence. lie went through, the Ions ordeal without exhibiting much emotion or physical weakness. The law requires these execution.! to be strictly private, and the sheriff had declared his intention to follow in this instance the requisitions of the statute. But the gallows was erected beside the railroad, fifteen feet high, and was enclosed so as partially to conceal the Tictim,but the sheriff seems to have been overawed by the multitude, who threatened to break down the en closure which partially intercepted their view, and to gratify them, he lowered ono side of the fence. The mode of eon ducting the execution was evidently a violation of the law, which should attract the attention of public authority and be visited by the strongest expressions of public condemnation . OrThe Dramatic Company at Apollo Hall perform the light dramas with great enmt .nrl f,rf TV !- V.

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in tne nuie corps mac merits a mow generous support than they are receiving The female characters are exceeding ft 1- tr' - l .1 weu susiaineu: ana äiiss uenaams sustained: and Miss Denham's songs are alone attraction sufficient to fill the House. We were glad to see a num ber of genteel and fashionable ladie3 in the front seats at each performance this week. Many others will, we hope, be induced to give their countenance and support to this first attempt to establish the drama amwig us.- Thero are no offences against the strictest proprieties of language and conduct upon the stage. The utmost' deeorum is observed, both by actors and audience. new Ice Cream Saloon opened in Marble Hall building will be populär resort through the coming season. The rooms are neatly furnished, and well lignted, and we are confident that the refreshments served up by Mr. McKay will be excellent. Call in at the new saloon. ' tST" Persons having ten or fifteen minutes - leisure time should not fail to step into Mb. Ltoxs' Merchant Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment, on First street. lie gets up garments that are perfect models of elegance and taste, and has by far tlie largest stock of fine goods that haa ever been opened in Evansrille. His fine, well mado clothing from Devlin's, i3going off like hot cakes." fjrlh another column will be found the advertisement of Madame Hloto. Those anxious about the future, should give her a- call and learn their fate for the modest sum of one dollar. CCrilr. Allibone, late President of the Bank of Pennsylvania, and Thos. A Newhall, late a Director of the same institution, have been indicted by the grand jury in rnnaueipnia icr conspiracy.

THE AMERICAN PLATFORM. The following are the admirable resolutions adopted by the Contention of the

American party at Terre Haute, on the They express the noblest 30th ult. such doctrine will sooneF or later bring the honest, patriotic, end conservative Är .ii rv-.i;.. 11 anion with the party. The resdütions hate the ring of the doctrines of olden tintes when patriotism and truth prompted the utterance An;n;nm! aul noL as nov. when tyl MJJ - va v w w I nolitical Conventions havo become tradHitivai - - I posts for bartering the interests of the country for tne emoluments ana honors of office, among demagogues'. WHiBUi. Wo. pcaVinz only for ourselre, not only see uo reason why wo should I 1 ali aam Afa a m rka A rvtAri.i o V lartr. iM ceae to maintain its principle, nnder the lead or tho iJemocratic p: Northern sectionalism nndcf tho lead Of tho Republican partv: therefore, ... e Retolred. That wa will not tinittf with either tho republican or Democratic party in aDT party movement bo long a tny raain- . .J , . -i e . .1 u.. .1 lam lue principles now pruicanvu vy wibiu. Jwoltea, mat, wuaicvcr wo may uo in the future in reference to national aüairs, a I aha Iiiini 'a s 1 i s r wa an I m nlv L licit; J VIUU aiiatiQ iv w uiva v uwiviuui; plcdffo ourselves that is, that we will main tain our nationality, and never umte with a BCCllunai party, W Jiemcr nuiurau vi cuum i " 1 3 ' BIU. . I J?ehJ, That tho Government of L n.ted duties in vur ujjiuiuii, v.Muiivv. .v. I il.A nnrruMini tb-.n mcrrlv lfi i.l ini? who I hall and who hall not hold office that it is it duty to "foster commerce, caconraec . A. f ?.tV enterprise, and protect, as far a practicable, J the lives and property or its citizen," to "afford substantial aid in tho prosecution of great works of internal improvement or a truly national character" to extend all such . ..---- . t 1..U. j: proper prowcuon 10 viucricaa lauur uu iudustrv as shall bo necessary to renacr it int Ti.... T..t rv 1 tr.i "ü,t, tZT integrity and economy, as to advance tho public WClface and augment tho public hap-1 riness. Jiesoired, i bat wo owe oar nignesi aucgianco to tue American union ana mar. its preservation, at every hazard and under all emergencies should bo tho first object as it is the chief duty of every citizen or tho L uitcu States, and that we rill rocist every attempt to weaken its bonds, from whataoovr quarter it may como, whether from tho Korth or South. We adopt the sentiments conveyed by the Whigs of this country, in 1S43, to their brother Whigs throughout tha nation, which the most or us then endorsed and which were expressed in thesa words: "littolttd, TBat a Wbiga ad citizens of Vigo county as Indianians wo love and cherish the confederation- of these btatcs that all via a aaAV. kivrai aiv vvum.1 vva aaa a-v (iivi svuv Americarr Union that we know nodittcrence 'n our attachment to the Is'oith and South that, in tho language or the immortal . w .v s Washington', wc 'cherish a cordial, habitual, and Irmuovabn nttaebrr.ent to that Union, accustoming ourselves to tkfab and' speak of it a the palladium of oar political safety and prosperity, watching its preservation with jealous anxiety, discountenancing what ever may suggest even a suspicion that it can, in any event, bo abandoned, and ind:g nantly frowning upon the first dawning of every attempt to alienate any portion of our I latMaM-wMw I ciuzena oi ijigo, nero assemoiea, ana. oy ine CS81V.K Wl "c""' w u" " ouu U1U DC,? . , , . .öw. That we a?a opposed to and will T-ai. 111 pttotu in'BrrnT inn Miizf.TT oi one I otinn of nur ennntrv ifrainit snother nnnn sectional or geographical issues-. ju?toira, inas we respona io me patriotic sen timenta recently expressed by the "Union man" of rlatt coanty, Missouri, and like them will adopt as the code of mr political morals, the eolden rule: as we would they should do to u," will opjwbo uwom;ouirn, Doruer rumsmsm, anu r&Srl' TS !5"ri.TtilTry. we will have for our aotto! The Cbnstitution and tho Union, bcw and forever, one and inseparable. American party has always maintained, that the pceplo of a Territory, when they form UiL0. t,,c selves, whether they will or will not have . 0 ... - slavery, and that they are entitled to admis sion into tne union, whether they dcciuo it one way or the other; it is their business, not ours, and we don t intend to trouble ourscl vca about it. J r.l Tbnt in enr nnlniiMi f!.'n'i ouzht not to legislate on tho subject of sla very, either in tho States, the District of I Columbia, or in any of tho Territories ot tha UUlbCU C.U.C3 UUfc VU1TU. W ft 1 (MWIC. Xtsolud, That the control of domestic institutiona of the St3tcs, including: slavery, and tho Federal Cloverament has no rieht or rower. under tho CTonatitntion. to- interfrr w,wrl. That anti-aiavCrv ronrantinna 1 and continued attacks in the Northern States S5,?:""," iS " !?? ... 1 . l A.e -It -a .1 uureioiure eAiauug oew.veen uic two sections of the country, and to endanger tno peace oi tne tmon ana snouid, tiicrcfore, be discontinued. j!solttd, Tbatthcpcr.ce, happiness, aud prosperity of the country, as well us the security of life and property, depend upon the faithful execution of such laws as may be enacted by the proper department of govcrn-ment-najionai or fetata. llAfhLrAil- rillt va will Tirtl nnrrtrra m nnw crusado cgvinst the Supreme Court of the United States, nor its decisions, holding it to be absolutely essential to the preservation of our institutions that our judiciary should reing Bcttled, nothing stable, nothing fixed. There would be general disorder and confnsion throughout every branch of admlnistra-

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iiviB tu. .Uv, ".4V--v rcai of the Wy-members? and tall man Have ever teen erecicu m sobudiy.micted with Dyspepsia that for a

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main independent or political parties, and nisneu- sneicer anu protection- to "

necansa ir it wero otherwise, as Mr.-Jlay de-1 and beast." As in cases of double nifinttfl in Iii UfUrim rvs tViiVl ViAva nAtl ' I . . .

tion, from trie higiiet to tht lowest officers would be liudtlleu as thick as they could vnitertal nullification." We arc opposed to stand. IrfVery many instances,- howmdhficahoaux every form. CTe thc hon' h.mpkp. w,.,1i.

Jietolted. mat, in our opinion, Kansas ia not entitled to aumlssion into tho Jnion under tho Lecompton Constitution, nor under any other that shall not be fairly submitted to and approved of by a majority of tko bona fidoinhabitanU of that Territory. S Res IreJ, That we hereby tender- to the Hon. J. J. Crittenden, of Kentucky, and the lion. John Uell, of Tenncaeee, oar thanks lor the bold, noble, and mauly stand taken by them in the Senate of tho Inited States against the Lecompton constitution; that we hail them as statesmen worthy of the better days of thcKepublic,and upon whom the mantle of our fathera has fallen, and that we hereby declare our willingness to vote for either of them for President at the next election. IitAteJ, That wo yet cherish and will maintain all the great principles of conscrvkui nmciivauiMii s ucciurcu uy me national American Convention held ut Louisville, m June, 1857. 0O"The spring term of the Vander1 ft r . uurgn circuit (Jourt commences next Monday. The jail is full of criminals and the civil docket is a verv heavv one We should not be surprised if it is found necessary to convene an extra term of the f'-onrt. '

For the Journal. "The Great Awakening."

A HOME 6UGQESTION. One feature in the great religious movement now blessirfc the country is J the earliest Consideration of both ministers and people. I see by the paPers that generally the week day and e"7 sabUth services are conducted by hymen. ine sücestion l wish to make is this: Can we not have a peoples' prayer meeting? - A prayer meeting for every- - I oouy. omu it no uc wen w nave u conducted by laymen? In saying this I mean no censure or complaint against our ministers. I will simply ask. docs not uk.ibiw.jt uu uaciuiucsa ui iuo vuuiwi workers? Would thto not to an opportune time for our "l?y brethren" to take I a more prominent interest in a vrork- in I which they are equally interested with ministers? In makins this suirccsticn to the - . . M T ennsuan peupi m ima iwiuuxuuujr a ui prompted by a desire to see th -'special - . . serrices" of this city, conducted on the gam Dlan they hSve proven so success . , .Icab-K.. IUI CISC ners. E. II. 3. Our "Workshops. In many branches of manufactures are rivaling Cincinnati and Louisville, and m from the advantages Vl OUT rocauon vinicu b , v. give US cucap jn.wcr uvi iuur ""si are enabled to uiuicrucll the mechanics in i w 1, r,r lnKtnn.-o vr.ltlv i""' - v where purchaser, from a distance, after ex amining the producta of our workshops and getting the prices, have gono to Louisvill and Cincinnati under the impression they eould do better, but Lave finally returned and mftda their i-nrchafics here. Such waa tho case in the following instance. The gen tlcman went to Cincinnati lor $3W or f iuu worth of marble, but found prices 15 to 20 per cent, higher than tho same work wn offered at here, lie, of coarse, came back to Kvansville. Mt. Vibxox, Ind., April S, 1?5S. Mr. M.. A. Lawrkxce Dear Sir: Tho niouunieuU 1 ordered of you are received and erected. I am well pleased with tho marble, carving and lettering, for they are executed in a neat and workmanlike tuunucr, and anits my tuste much better than tuste mnch better than the marble I examined in Louisville; and Cin ciunati; besides your prices are loss than theirs lor tho same stylo ox work. truing . you success, t remain, Yah -tr - K1WAR1 T. SULLIVAN. The Kansas- CorrsTiTTTicrcAt Cos ventioh adjourned, after completing their labors, on the 31 instant. The Constitution adopted is said to be the aw. . a . I r.. r. , w' 7 " !,T"?u?ia.. tu WTT "'- niblted; bail may be refused in Capi tal cases on gtron DrcsumDtion!, election . - I the elective-franchise; in cases of libel me aeienaani mav lestuv. a an eicctions f,:ee maie citizens h . q... . .Äti. m the b.Ute X months, having I birth having resided in the United States one year, in lh9 State SIX inontbS, and tendaysinthe precinct, ani who has declared his intentions may vote. The ayes and noes are to b recorded on the journal of the Legislature on every bill passed by either branch. The nigger question caused considera ble of trouble during the session, and many harsh thinrs were said by those radical members whose aim it is to ele vate tiro black a little above the superior race. Several counties instructed thei: representatives to so against tne nigger sulfrage. Daniphan county was extreme .a . . . iy anxious to get tne word "wnite" in the constitution, to preface "male citi ns but it was no go. diggers are to I IUIU IV I Ul ilAIUSt IUK .UllOllbUblVlI UU 11 eual footing with the white folks, and then at the first general, election thereafter, a voto is to bo had on universal uu,u"' . icv iu iuw that has been infuacd into the constitution will make it acceptable to a larore number of the Iree sute raen ,n tbe '"mlory. , , if,OD,,nt trv.r u'. Ä learn from tne Memphis Appeal tnat a break has occurred in the levee at the foot Of Island C6 in the Mississippi river. jy i it 1 a near Uolivar, and that the adjacent COUntry for miles in extent is under watert Lirge plantations are completely covered, I . and nearly all the live stock has been swept off. The Appeal adds: , 1 ln many P'ces private dwellings lurman tene- - , nnn . ä , Ä "r v"w r. . . ""'""ö bvca otner, and in the intermediate porch cattle j -.V , , .. . t the owners having been compelled to betake themselves to dugouts, boats, and rafts, or whatever came" first try hand: Th cufflM-int. n:;c,o f IKtenta fa- Ä-i-hI! . h,vinc severe in the extreme. Our informant states that up to the time he left, fears were entertained that the levee would rive awav in other nlaees rxW thi first brcak tnd all who coUid render x cf. . ., ,J fectVve 8erT?e W?r0 b,US,ly emPloyed catching driftwood and piling it upon the levee, and using all other means in th;r nnwpr fr mis it sr n in mrK th impetuous tlood. Napoleon, Ark- is also inundated; the water is eight feet deep in the principal streets. Ozj" The Indianapolis Sentinel has snrprised its friends by venturing to dis am sent in miiu ana timid terms from some of the doctnnea uttered by Mr. Bright m his 8Peech m defence of Leoomptonism. They mutt be of a revolting character, if tho "t1 feIt te!f-- obliged to repu idiatethem.

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For the Journal. THE REVIVAL OF NATURE. IT Mi. H. faULXOU.

Hark! bark! to tha soiind of the mild sepbyr breath. inm. SÄCÄÄ fresh.. all tht ear! fhr la ringing; cadences fall: hawr of BlnffinC For spring re-appears, and their nutca they rocall. Thng breezes of pleasure, that blow e'r life's ocean. w in swetuy return, wnen time w no mo. iSKJaftÄfS' There life, Joy. and beauty, shall be or rich treasure; nere spring ne er aeparu. nor howct- uw With saint, an J bright seraphs, in unceasing pleasure, teniasi upon joys tnatne er pasw wj. There life U na wlatnn! for fTono has departed; Anil there ar anrh nlMinrci. as llEAYK.tCan bestOWj Toba7;,wh . . . " -f - - , . VISCEXSE3. The Gazette says: Everywhere wa meet with evidences or improvement in our city; and it is tl opinion of well informed gentlemen that more buildings will be erected in Yinin- handä diiI- tnd Meffl3 u u cc5. stantly enhancing in value, for the' ptfr-1 nosa of beiner imnrored. ami additions are made to the number or our population by almost every train. Vincennss is certainly on the high road to a' pros perous destiny. ftrThe Indianapolis papers say, "the present & an eiceedimr dull time in the' traveling line,- and our bolel registers sho a "fery tttagre lfct of arrivals and departures. The people are busy abont beere, anu cannot travel. MARRIED; At Um rsM'lanA fit f 1 mmr i C jtrinsnn vm nsi a saw v v as w s m- miruii si tniscitv.ou JthurstwyeTentng, kh tn.,ijy uev. J- HiKht. Mr. Al'GrSfta ALLEN aird M J. 14 LYDIA J.STINSUN. SPECIAL NOTICES. VflTWT.S in tl.ii nlrf. 10 crt4 rrf-r liiif On Iiu .Tpt) one insertion , ai cents Jxr line three times; SlccnU per line one week: discount ß'R A.t at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. plr bucl at' retail, and t per ton, by apS-tf IGLE1IART BROTHERS. jr watains, of Lynchbarg, if Chas. pc Grath's Electric 03 did not ctfre him f rl.eumati.-ia and strains received from a fall. A;k Rev. Sir. Caldwell if it did not relieve him of a severe cough and pain in the breast one nigh!. Ask Mr. Welch, of Buchanan, if It did not cure him of swelled glands in the throat in fifteen minutes. when the Doctors said he would die In a snort time. , Ask Mrs. Argyle, If it did not reliete her of thf hcadache in fifteen minutes. AsS Mrs. Black foot, of Lynchburg, if it did not cure her of headache in fifteen minutes. This Oil if mild, pleasant and harmless its proper ties are all for good. Children should h:tve it givin Uiem teething and f croup, lleware of base imita tors, professing to make Electric Oil. They ktioi nothing of Its manufacture, their only aim being to get money! Lookout! Bewa.-e! The only genuine is made at tha old establishment, 39 South 8th street, Philadelphia, not mnoved, as advertised by a l3e scamn. sunt on tue wrapper ana uiown m uic bottle. Paor.C.DKORATII, Sole inventor and maker of Electric Oil ia the world. aps-lta rfowtrttrr4 Stomach Blttera. The well-merit ed success of these celebrated Hitters, and the daily favor with which It has been received by our most remrmrtIilm ettirgjany. TfcST1lv VTfsinmH IA HI PUICKT in a. ... - - K 1 tflnglng rbo the beneficUl results for which It Is designed. Having been theresalt of along course of study and observation in the Doctor practice, so that the proprietcrs have no hesitancy m presenting . . . . . m . it to tht world, as unsurpassed in effecting a speedy, certain tttd permanent eure for all Irrtgularities and 1 weakness of the digestive strains, aM which most persons can tre to ill health Sold by ail Druggists, Grocers, and Hotels, tafoughrat the United Btatts and Canada. lw COAL. IWDIAM Mf XI JOT C0fTAXY, (Office on WaUf streetf ntrderhe Telegragh Office.) Cart loads of lt bushes of Kodiaa Win? Coal de livered to any part of the city at 1 60 per I ad. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the pnixhaser. Notes of sol rent ranks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. JOHN YJIÖtfÖ. dec2-tf. Secretary and Manager. Does any of our High Livers ever eat too mnch dinner? If any of our readers have cooks who tempt their appetite a little to for, I will tell a secret that will lead theui M enjoyment of their dinners without a visit frotri tli.it gouty old gtntlemau Byspepht. Take a dosk or Da. SasoroaD's Iüvicoritor aftk; BATIKO, AXD TOP WILL NEVER BE TROUBLED WITH Indigestion; but on the contrary before the next meal time approaches the appetite will be sharpened to appreciate any kind of food.' If the food rises or sours, the Invigora!or will fix the matter at once, for there is something in it that, to use the expression of a friend, will let a man eat gravel stones, and take the Invigorator and tty wiN digeA. We" have tried it in double doses, on6neor two occasions for sick headache, and it tcts like a charm. What e want to say to our readers. y6uhg or old, is, if anything ails you-, go without delay and get a little of Da SiSDroRD'sIsvi(JOATOE,aivl if it don't cure, come an i' tell' Mr, tor we want to sec one person that it will norbeheftt. (See Alrertisemeht )' marSO-d&wltn Gldlness, lfeadacber ACz-Thce pans and' disagreeable feelings are generally symptoms of some other complaint; such as dyspepsia, apoplexy, and various others, all cf which are caused by cotrupt noxious matter, clogging the various circulations; hence, a stream or rush of blood to the head, and by the excitement a great pressure on the brain. GiddiI Hwsi nci.iir iwa vt nicmvrj 9 oiiniic? v stillt anu various other comrlalnts are the result. Thus it will ' secn Ua the above painful and distressing n-.ai-adies owe tueir encin v) iac moou. vi. jorse s indian Koct Tills arc acknowledged to be the oaly medi cine tliat will throughly puiify tlie blood. Tney en ter the blood, and fallow the stream of life on its jour ney through the system. They root out all foulness and impurity, and drive out every uuhealthy obstruc tion. They should be Ukeu every night in sufficient qnantiHtl to ojtrcte brisktrt by commencing with two pills on going to bed, three the next night, four the next; if the symtoms are not removed .commence again with twa pills and go upagniu as before. Continue in like mswnrery-u the blood ts thoroughly purified, and all pain and distress is entirely removed. Obtain one of ou"r Tree Almanacs, and read the history of Dr. Mone's father, and bow this medicine was introduced: BEWAKE of aconnterrettof these Pills yellow wiifrsiit All genuine are in blte wrappers, with the stfnatrrfe of A. J. White Jt Co.,-on each box.Trice 23 Cts.Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are kl by dealers In M ed icines. mar31 -d & w Hafetr amd Heller. OM Dr. II. James, abou whm the S ew York and other Atlantic city press have said so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho mas Tilton, his son-in-law, has been educated to travel for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most prominent among these Is his extract of Canniabis Indica, which he discovered after hard labor and deep research In Calcutta. He strove to make a medicine to save his only child from death by consumption, and he succeeded. Dr. Tilton, his son-in-law, is In Chicago, (Room No. Ul, State street.) II has already sue cceded in curing permanently, hundreds cf terrible eases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer big, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs he has banished, are Innumerable. The Canniabis In dica is the most wonderful blessing of the see. Give Dr. Tilton acallorsend for a botUe of medicine, which will cost you two dollars. He will prove to you that you need not be sick, and that it will cost a mere trifle to get well. , X. B. A Splro-Dynameter to test the strength of the lungs, and asceruin the exact state of the patient's health. P. S.- By addressing IV. Tilton a note through the ChtaigoPost Oiilce. encfc&xc four pottage stamps, U J nts)a recipe will be sent In return, free cf charge, to any part of be Union. All lettere'snswered promptly. AduiTfS, Dr. TILTON. cttKm- " Fox K, Wiicago, III.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Crlst4tfro' Hair Dt.-The transition of the Hair from grey, red, or sandy, to brown or blacK, pro duced by this arifclc IS istaktakeo f , and tha color brought out is natural i bright and . VXril.WftEAL'Ln under exposure to the air or sun. Being 150 a nutri tious preparation,' free' froi corrosive Ingredients, it is kiQly ... r". UUACFICIAi. TO THUS IIAIIl, and hence Is a favoriti nü only with men of Fashion, bot is universally approved by .adiesas atoiietartitie of inestimable value. Soli every whwe and ap plied by U Hai, Lreser. JOSEPH CKIST0D0R0, mr3Mmd& w No. C. Astor House. New York. DK. COCit; WELL'S ANTiniEiOGISTIC i L T, Tnat baa produced audi remarkable effects in many cases of Nickalgia, VKKTioo,and Arractiom or the Head, caused by disturbed circulatien, In those who have tried it in this city, U for s:ile at ,, . KF-LLKR fc WHITK'S. rThe highest testimonials of its eüloary have liern given by a number of the most respectable citizens who have tried u. Dyspepsia and Flls.-DIl. TRACT DELORMK, several ye;vrs part of the eventually young clairmere child "7, ,?r as sure in cases or fits as vt DirsrersiA. Theingremay ne rouna in any arug store found in any drug store. I will send this valuable prescription to any pcrsja err the receipt of one stamp to pay fostaue. Address,' Da. TRACY DELORM ,' Great Curer of Consumption, apl 4fc wlrai New York Post Office Ijile Discoveries In Pathology show that very many of the dic;ises which afflict mankind aiise from impurity of the Mood. This has long ten suspected but is ooy ntfly known. In consnmption, tubercles are found to be a sedimentary deiosit from the blood. Dropsy, Gout, Cancer, Ulcers and Eruptions, all arise in disordered deiwxsit fmia the blood. Billious diseasesand fevers are caused solely by its deranged unhealthy state, and even the decline if life follows the want of vitality in the bloud. In view of these facts Dr. Ayerde-dgued his Cathartic Pills especially to purify and in vigomte tit löod . and hence we believe to'iirTsc fli unrilclletl success In controlling disease. iMcdicaf Journal. mrol d&wlm MexiVan Mu'stanjT Liniment. From rich and pc-.r, lx)ud and free; all colors, grades and conditions of life, we hear the same raced of praise awarded this wonderful article. Sores are healed , pains relieved, iives8ave(it vaiM,. animals made aseful.and untoM ills as Jaged by this great medicine which are surpriüli pto the Ju igment of man. What family does not require a staudard Liniment. Who ever heard ef the srat effects produced by .any rthtr article? For Cu, Druises, Sprains, hhtmuati.ni,' Swellings, Strained Horses, kc ,' it has no equal. Btwut or Ijhta?iotj. TK genuine Mustang Liniment is sold by all roi-ocU'lf Iirurgists'and Livery Men in erery town, parub and hamiet throughout North and South' America, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean. Buy atonce. Beware of any other 'Ilragg's Liniment.' It is abase imitation. BATTNT.8 '& PA Kit, ' mar3l-dJtwl?a Proprietory New York. I?:5AJ ADVERTISEMENTS. RATHS. One square, (10 lines solid Agate), three times. 11 OA One week, 1 50 Two weeks, i 0 One month, 4M Three months, 7 50 Six months, 10 U0 One v wir,.. 15 00 I iv.scoirnton larger advertisements. j y Cards of six lines or under, $10 per annum. IT" No "till forbid" advertisementsveccived. MW No advertisement inserted for less tlian tl. FAXCY WOKK A!tO TRAVELI.U BA8 WE have jnst opened the largest and best as sorted lot of Fancy French,- h iclish and Ger man D.i kets ever brought to this city, and otter them at low figures to the trade. , apl Z. n. COOK ät SON. V It I dos. a. Child's Cane Chairs: i if. Willow Work Nurse Chairs: Just rtceived by Z. II. COOK & SON. mVTHEELBA RROWS. If 2 dos. Canal and R. R. Wheel -Barrows: 3d4z. Toy w aeei-iMrrows: Just received by Z. II. COOK t SON. WOODK.V AD WILLOW WABEgodos. ass. Market Bankets; 10 nesU assorted Clothes' Baskets; 10 dos. Wsll Buckets, assorted; de Cotton Mops, 10 do a Pine and Cedar Churns; .Kl oests VT ash Tubs, 3 in ; 10 do do do 8 in.; lb dot assorted Wah Tubs; 35 do do Bucket); 10 C" Ced;ir do; lös nest as. Wooden Bowls; received by Z. II. COOK & SON. spli) o AK FEED BASKETS. JO dos. very fine Oak e4 iMsireis, country make, just received rv ap 10 A. 11. COOK 61 SUN. IWE1V BOOKS! MK1V BOOKS:11 fsü.ms and Hymns; Parish Psajmody; Church PsalmisM William E.lell-cn Car?entry Msde Kaity; City of the Ire' King, by Dr. Bell; Scenes in Clerical l ife, taken Irorn Blackwood; New York Ledger, 17th April; Fla of our Uniou.-do Ballou's Pictorial, do Harpers' Weekly, 10th Ju4ireived at apio do; do; J. HEALY'S. !TEW BOORS! XKW DOOKs!11 Prince et the House of David; Odd Fellows' Casket; n irper's Weealy, April 10th: hrJtunlay Evening Post, April lOthJ Nsw York Mercuiyt April lOtS; New York Ledger, AkiI 1 7th: Fiat of our Union, lo ioi Ballou's Pictorial, do dor Novel'ette, do do; Jt:t received and for sale at. . . . M.L.JOJfX?oS'S. a-pl.1) first street. roil SALE AN excellent f rtrnter and good shelving and drawers fur a rtTe, fr sale, cue door below Main on Water street. Aplyto splM w JOHN INOLE, Ja. Lecture on Knight Teciplary. fMIIE cele'wated Lecture on Knight Templw. by Ja. ROH. MOKltIS, or Kentucky, which has Writ delivered in the rincipal cities and tovrns of the United Sutos and the Canada, will lie pronounced at Marble Hall, in this place, on the i:h. at P. M. Ticxets Jj cts. For sale at the BooKstores. apH-3t ASTROLOGY. ANY of osr renders, douUless, will be gratified If I to learn that the Vetielian A-trliKienne, MADAME PII.OTO, has i.rrived in this city; and her siay being very limited, the opportunity should be immediately embraced by all who are desirous of hearing a repetition of the ist, or of peering Into fu'urity. ghe comes highly recommended. The Madame has the celebrated ROMAN TALISMAN, which mill secure to the embarking on the tempestous ocean of life inevitable success in their busiaes .transactions, the is also a pracical Doctress, and has mnpy valuab e remedial compounds, which, to thosj a:llicted, she vt ill le Uhyry to adminIT Ilcr fees are very lilxval, being, for apwKing one of the past, iircseiit and f nuire, 011I7. one JollatrShecaub:scent the Washington House, for a-few dar s. apio-tf & D. MORSE; WIIOLKSALK A.D R KT A II. DEALERS IM PREMIUM PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, MEL0DE0XS, And all kind of Musical Merchandise, 73rocaTH TRI ET, CrtvEa THE üatioüal hotel LOUISVILLE, KY. ' V& Orders by uiaiFfor any kind of Musical Mer chandiie promptly attended to, and warranted to satisfy purchasers. We CH cash orders for sheet Muic, by mail, postage free. IV Sec.nd hand Pianos taaen In paytTent. SXnerers to iron. A. Jgienart, si. J.. Jounson, and B. II. Sabin. aplO-JinJÄf w GUARDIAN'S SALE. BY virtue of r.n order of the Court "f Common Pleas of Yaiiderburgh county, I will expose to sale at 1 ublic auction, at the Court House door in Kvansville, on ?atnrday, May Rh, lftfce following described real estate, to-wit: Lots 11 k'li in block No. Eleven (II) in the 4U1 Enlargement, adjoining Kvansville and now embraced within the corporate limits of vansville, aforesaid, being the property of the heirs of Jos. ti' Fisher, deceased. Terms of sale, H' cash, balance in f.. 12 tm 14 months, the purchaser riving notes with approved security, waiving relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and Learing interest fmrn day of sale. BRACKET MILLS, Guardian of Joseph U. Fisher's heirs. ap91Ul&w TO LET. TnREE ROOMS for offices, with entrances on Main tret, to 1 1 let parate or together. Aprly at DOBELL & CON YNGTON. rj9

NET ADVERTISEMENTS.

Administrator's Notice and Sale. THE undersigned, having been appointed by the Probate Court of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, Administrator f th estate of Thomas Kdmond, de ceased, will ort'er for sale, on Saturday, the 1st dav of Slay, a lot et horsen.-caUle, bogs, household furntureand other a ticlts too numerous to men-tion.l-eing the prsoral property of said deceased. The sale.w ill take p!u it, at the Ute residence of said tdmon-l, lietfinuins-Ct 10 o'clocK, A..M. Terms of sale for all sums over three dolors, a credit of nine months will b riven for mites with approved security. Sums less than S3, cashALEXAMJEH ilADPOX, ap9-wlt Admini;rAUr. ELECTIOXNÖfifjE.: THE Annual. Election: of eleven . Tfltecton for the Evausville. Indiuiapolis and Cleveland sraiglit Line Railroad Cownanv. will be held at the otiice of the Company, in Indianapolis, on the th of aiay, iw, ai z o clock, r. For the purpese ot ascertainiosrbether it be, or be not, the will of the Stocxlirirtr, to abandon the making of (he road-, and go into 'liquidation, as provided Lv law. to wit. by collecting all unpnid sub scriptions, paying all liabiliu, and .dividing the surplus pro rata amor g the sbxkholders, they w ill be requested at trie coming annual meeting, to vine on thai auet ion. in wrsoii er by troxv. beftre the election of directors; those in favor of winding up the coruoniuon 10 voia --i.iqu:uiiion ana vissoiuuuu, and those in favor of a continuance of the Comp ny , with a view to the completion of the road, to vote, "'So Liquidation or Dissolution." Each share paid in, is en titled to one vote. A lull rote is requested. hy order of the Hoard, JAMES GREENE, ap9-dSiwlt SeerTO THE LADIES. ASTLENLlD arrival cf new envelopes, &0.000, of various sizes, color and qualitiss, at ap9 DOBELL &i CON YNOTON. AD3IINISTltATOR'S SALC. I9Y virtue of an order of the fotirt of Common mYM Pleas of Vanderburch countv 1 will sell at pub lic auction at the Court House door in Evansville, on lite llth day of May, 1?, part of the 8. E. or. sec. No. 15, "T. f. S.R. 10 West, containing three acres, adjoining lands of Peter Sharne and K. W.Brinkmeyer.and lying on the roan leading from the PoorHouse to the reidence of Edgar C. Düna. Said premises will be sold in sub-divisions, a Plat cf which can be seen at my oln;e. Terms or sate, one-tmra easn; miance in 13 ana is months from day of sale, the purchaser g'ving notes with apiroved security waiTin aii reüei' frvui Valu ation or appraisement laws, wita interest from day of sale. BRACKET MILLS. ap4ts&wit Admrof Adolph Brinkmann. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. TVOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an 11 order of the Court oF Common Pleas of Vanderburg county, the und crsigned, Administratrix of the esUte of Emory Wilson, deceased, will sell at public auction at the door of the Court-house, in the cit of Evamville, on Saturday, May 8th, 1SVS beP. M. or said Wy, Lotftlrteea (13) fa Block rive(5) in the Northern thtlargeinent of the City of EYansville, open the following terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, on the day of Kile; one-third in 11 months, and one-third in twelve moLths; the purchaser to give his notes for the deferrel payments with interest secured by mortgage on tne premises. HARRIET WILSON, ap74w Administratrix. LOST! . NOTE on Julius Mendel, Louisville, Ky. , for a VJbO, executed to II ays X Bro . due sometime this month: another on Mr. Cary, Indianapolis, for 45. I warn all persons agairäi trailing for said uotes. The finder wiil please leave them at this office. apK-it ISAAC HAYS. 3IAIIULE HALL ICE Cfi-E AM. SALOON. 'MMIK sutiscrlber having taxen the macnificent suit JL of rooms on the 2nd noor of the AlarbleHall building, Main street, will open it for the reception of viitorn on Thursday, April , and begs leave to inform bis friendauit former customers that be is pre-l-ared to furnish, during the entire summer season, the most exquisite and highly flavored ice cream. Ladies visiting this saloon will find a pleasant room always at their service. P. McKAY. Balls, private y:irtl?s and weddirrs fuiuishfcd, and ereaui froren on tlie most rcasonalde terms, apd tf IVn'lTB CGllIv.-lSOO bushels prime White w Corn, for sale by ap:.3t EDW. R. HILL. irAXKEK .OTIOXS for May. reduced price, I" reU at DOBELL fc CONY N UTU!". KT llOOK! N EW nooKfei: LivbiKstone's Travels in Africa; Life of Aaron Burr; Twin Kos- , by Mrs Mowatt;' llliitlmtiii! I.nml.m Vw.Just teceived by . I IU.ILI vull'll . - y w j POBELL & CONYNOTON. ap? 11 LAST Fit PAllIs.w2bh!s Just retve.1 and for bale by VICKEftY fe JOHNSTON. ar7 ä 1AIIS. A fine assortment of Empire and Willow J Cabs, just received and for sale by - yiCKERY k JOHNSTON. K:VEIJTPOTATOKS.-4lbusbelsin store for 3 sale by VICKKKY at JOHNSTON. ATS. 73 bales of Oats, jnst received and in fine t order, for sale by l. h. COOK 9i SON . ap. 10 ihis. Masc. v in; 'M 1111 dm. 10. uo; 10 bbl sweet Malaga Wine?" Soblf.hbls lo, do; 2? öbls ÖUnte" Currahtsr 10 bxs 5 lump tobacco) a uo iu no 100 bales Cotton,.Batting Receive.1 a-ld for sale by t. Si D. HEIM ANN. sOBEY LI.MEA 1 n any ouautity. for aale at reduce! prices, bv mr O. FOSTER at CO. sT0.PECTIO.EIW PVOAR 00 Wds. this v flay received per "Uranite State," for sale by G11BERT& BOWLES, ap5 Sycamore near Water st. TAH Ö by CAADLEj.""5 boxes assorted, for sale ulLKERT S BOWLES. .lllLLIXERT K0TICÜ. mi II. E. J. TrilXER would inform the ladies X1M. of Evansville and its vicinity, that she will carry on tne .Millinery business at the store on Second street, formerly occupied ly Mrs. Donaldson, nearly opposite tue Kev. Mr. wcuarer s church. She will bleach and repair bonnets at the lowest prices, and in th best possible style, as she uses no acids, without doing them any injury. She will have new goods expressed every week from Cincinnati, ana win Keep on nana reaiiy trimmed bonnets for transient customers, ine patronage or ladies wbo wih hew bomkkts, or desire to have old ones repaired to look as w-ell as new, is respectfully solicited. Evansrille, April 5th, lwy'-tf Oysters!-. 35 cases 2 IV Cans C ore Oysters ; 2n do lib do do do; Fresh; received and for sale by apfi 1. ft p. HEIMANN. S LA DRIES. 40 hhds prime to fair X; 0. Suywr ä.i bbls reboild Molasses, 50 blf bbls do; 6 Tierces Rice; 25 bbls Tare; do AlupiceJ. 5 lles Cloves; 200 mats Caäia; 3 cases No. 1 JTutrocgs: bbl Mace; R-ceived ani fer 2M; at reduced price, by ap I. & D. HE (MANX, FLASKS. jl t-a "0 gross pint ftlsi 7 ; ao quart 10; 10 X pint do: Received and for sale by ai I &D. HF.IM'AN'tf. 5LA RIITII'8 BEbbOWS.-A complete m-M asrtnient 011 hand aud for sale apt, SAMUEL ORR. . SOLU BOX VICE-i.-Afull stock received and for sale by SAMUEL ORK. f. '"IRE IIRICK-On hand and for saleby SAMUEL ORR. rtJAILS! XAIIJ: 60 kegs nails expected this 1 day- Would It sold very low in lots frort the wharf, ly SAMUEL ORR. JIORE J'RIZES THAN BLANKS!! Every other Ticket Prize:! TO BB DRAWS OX TIIK HAVANA PLAN. Shelby College Lottery, OF KENTUCKY. It. FRAXCE dt CO., Vaiagers. Extra Claus 1 1G. To Ve drawn on SATURDAY, April 24, 1?. SO,C60 prises amounting to 272,000 Highest Prise 35,000 Lowest do .00 Prizes payable in full without deduction. Every prise in this scheme will be drawn. Tickets $10, Halves 85, Quarters 82,50. Persons ordering two Tickets, an odd and even num sr are euarantced to draw 40 per cent, of their mo. ier are guaranteed ' araw 40 per cent, or tueir money back, saying nothing of the prospect of 1 octet ing the full or approximation prizes, which by the wav 1 Tairana raurnne The Managers' official printed drawings will be sent to all Ticket-holders. All orders sent to us will receive prompt attention. C. UAUAN it CO . ap Licensed Venders, LouigvlHe. Ky. DISSOLUTION. " THE undersigned have this day by rnutoat eonsent dinolved the partnership of Campbell & 'i,her'n AB..wUtiuwIiTis; accouhuwlll be collected by Ronald isher, who is autborttetl to se'tfe the same, and who has assaraed the payment of the debt of the late farm. Those iudeltted to the late hrm are requested to call and settle their accounts with oudlay. JNO. E. CAMPBELL, RONALD FISHER. Tnet.uslnessof the late inn will be continued by the undersigned. !'" RONALD FISHER. HORSE üIIOE . AII.S.-" )bas genuine "ORIFFIN bund acd .t talc I y - !;an 1-J ' II . S. Nails on SA.M'L OJiR

DISSOLUTION.

I'.V Irtnership beretofors existing Utween John A. Kelts, John A. lUnry ail W.Carnter, under the firm and name ot KciU, Hanev & ., has lecn this dav lissolr! I,r 1. ..r W. Carpenter, Ksq.; the inU-rnt of .id W. f'arpentter having. Ieeu purcbased by the aal.1 j,.i, a . Kelts and John A. ilanev. Tbe nrlir. ...... . of the old firm will be settled df by the new firm of REITZ & HANEY, fhfl will continue the manufacture of Steam Engines and Steam Kollers,' of any .size, together wilh all the-Shafiirg, Wheels, PumpV, t'avr Mill Machinery and Mill Hearing of any size. Also, Distillery and Mining Machinery, and -in fact every thing is the Iron line, at the old stand, corner of Itifrleaud Canal streets. Aiwil Wh. lNV-f RKITZ & HANEY. mmrini i: i.imi - if bbls FreshRoacb, for sale Ir nir: O. FOSTER & CO. PATENT II HEAD BAKERY, Ao. 1, FIRST ST., above Main. HP II 15 Establishment is in full operation, and manJL u fact urine articles that are warranted to rive MtNfwfion. Alllindsof C'lt ACKK1U and 1MI.OT Bit K AH,' by the iound,or barrel, at incuinnii or Louisville prices. Holding tie exclusive right fori Vanderbure County to nianifcture the Celeratcd. PATENT BREAD so popular n '.aitem cities, being cheaper ani UCALTHltvR thin the ordinarv Bread. -Families, Hotels and SI earn boats are tnvitod to try it.. FltIII CAKKti of every description alwawoa hand, and all orders pronptly filled and delivered. Weddings and Parties Supplied with Fancy Cakes and PIm at the sIioHm nntüäiv uusivBanaiiuMSevcry aiternovn. IIA-n 1iViin m " " am-illru L Ppnce of the House of David , Odd Fellows' Manuel; The Belle Of Wahiucton; The Three Ccau tie; Harpers' Wtekly.-for April 3d: New York Ledger, do 10ui; Flag of Our Union, do 10th; Ballou's Pictorial, do luth; Atlantic Magazine, do Just received at ap4) J. IIEALY a. XEW D"V (;OOHS AHHHIVI .1 f TT DRY GOODS. For Sale At tBICU'SFoa Cash Oxlt. NEW DRY .GOODS ARRIVED NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale " S" Foa Cash Only. NEW TRY GOODS ARRIVED NEW DRY GOODS. For Sale M ' MCU8. Foa Cash Oxlt. NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale " 8' 1. aP3 to a Cash Ostv. For Sale or llcut. A HOUSE with ten acres or Land attachnl. situ -au-d i'A miles fnm Evansville, one bundie? yards fjh the Plana RoaJ. TLe House is a Two-story Frame, with double prtico ip fonf Oirt -Jr, four rooms on first floor, Ii hv 20 feet.'and a Lall 12 feet wide, four rooms on second floor, same size, and, also, Kitchen and servants rooms, a good dry cellar, a well of pure water, and a cistern, convenient to the Kitchen; also a never failing winr of pure water within fifty yards of thc house. For terms apply to api.tf KELLER fi WHITE, Druggists. . .. notjci:. THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing j nndersigneiland John A. Davis is this day dis'olred All the business of J. S. MITCHELL & CO. will be" seltlH only by the undersigned on proeotatinn. I will continue the Fokwabdinu akd COMMisiOTf ". business in this city, and in my absence will be renresented bv Mr. E. i-ci:o-. nlai b. Umce nnd w arehouse, as heretofore, ui'dor the Telegraph Ofhce. JtiilN S. MITCHELL. Evansville, March "Iff, lr5. ap2-lw - New Vort Ledger. RECEIVED Uli day (Friday ;n. orcr'pae andforsaleat M. 1. JOllX'SOX'g, 1VJ . First Street. 1AIlKIf UUREHOtfrE DOOR KTORMr andliOOA 11 1 . I) KR V 'M.L.J Oil N so hasrweiyedBnassortBientof Paper from Ro-itotbe nl lest Note PaptT, which it otfered at wholesale or I will give the hjphest market price for RAGS. Lememter the place. First street, near Main. Oil Cloths aud Carpet House. TlIK.LiARKST,n h"iest ock in town re ccived and for sale cheap at J. OAKLV & SON'S. jnr29-lm Foyer's Block, 1 st reet. hO do Starca: Ö dor en Bdcordg; 1V do Brooms; 7 JÄ T 1 . sale low bV uruMies. WTrti: in IMles. SvirtH.t: in .j ' ' 'J r. c-t- rwi KMVtiS. ICIOHIOI'8 OVER PATxI 1 U'll.I'l - .m V. . ' V BRAGG'S ARCTIC lhMENT. Forrr o r tvse! Sickness' or health !-Life or deih Toiei in the adottion ease.sanlliijnriM. H-TinE-rweire.1 the in.lorseiuei t of late SU'LeJ "aran':u and its erocacy testeJ duril l. ice. " nof on.ing int- gene! J-al use 11 eTery ,mion .if naVv1rd0,e where exciting astonüiTIIK AFFLICTL'I) RlJJOlcn. HUNDREDS ti. - sands have te-ted the virtues, and are rejoicing in freedom fhni b.nc lingering PAIN and DISEASE, " winch other remedies had .ul,?!l..t"'.rlpp' "-e v.K" theBBDNCHIT'f, NEUR A L I A. kiiiTti i-p. KnFri.A;KAR--PILES' The relic Mntmenl will all-ird you m.tai.i lief. i:veo'l'oIy is ! to BURNS AXD i&JKls. Forthesedreairiil id.-Tits r" the ARCTIC LINIMENT should be keit on hand, fi-ri . ailords sure and iuimedia' relief, often s.ivinc fron. death. Every steam, at ani." raili-owl train hrr!tf r.i . . it. VI ho UatX vt t -k. i li,.ishrieks of anguish u-'fr. i'by , the scalded or maimed Tic . no coins 1 1., j. ... 1 1 .1 - 1 not leei iiihi 8oni" . means or relieving their torture should always le accc--iblet Such does ext-t in th ' wi SV."!' patu controlling axent - it It THE JIOTIIElts COMPA.MOX. It cur- CAKES IV Til K BREAST. HHtK NIPPLES. SORE LIP. PIMPLES kr. I.4ies who priie a pnre suit-, ' void of pimples, bl. -tches, scurf mmI all eiwolorations and evrcMtnces, should attack there trr. assers on beauty's domain as soou as thev airv with The Arctic Liniment. vS3s r S 11 1" excel lent lor Hie lia-r, AV-WdSipii Sif ir.S it abcaKhy, gloty It 1 excel lent for tlie lia-r GUOD FOR MAN ANI) BEAST. -u-ii w'y 1 1 Is a soTerelgn remedy Jf- . for the v"rions disean s "'iJ'y v I with wbii-h' rHjniea are af rlicttd, fing the mosr alarming rases of Bruises, Sprains. String-hall, Wound'.Scrate-hes. -Sweeney, ?lvin, Kirr-e ltie, Big-brail. Poll evil, ttc. No former, liTery stable keeper, or any rerson owning valuable . HORSES, should I without th valuable remedy. For sale by all refpectalle DniggUtsanJ Dealers. Paicts or thi LiMstsT, Scents. pO cet.ts and ( 1 a little. A one dollar lx.te eMitains as much Liuimeut as eight twenty ;fivece-iit bottl's. -o - I'xtraortliuary Aniiounremrnt. " . Everv rnrcbas.rof a dollar bottle of rte ARCTIC L1N1MK.VT receives at Dr. Brad's exixuse, the riTkDgTATJrCR.-At,of XeT lork for one year. The Journal is a larpe illustrated rfi ea h i.umlier containing sixt-xn pape, leaatilaliy in-mteil crt clear white taper, and filled witi or giual niau r from the most s-iitiant writers cf te cout.trv. Certificate of suijecrijition and full particulars of the nbVel and philanthropic enterprise of which this oöer forms a nart. will arrnimrttny ech bottle. An aViLNI WANTED in EVERY TOWN ad ILLAGE BRAGU & Bl RROVI. M. Louis, Mo. New Tork OrricE.No. T1 Bio4day. C'Gflunjiiica:ioES ihouVl iwa3-s e ul Jrtsscd to t. 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