Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 153, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 March 1861 — Page 3

The Daily Journal ======= SATURDAY MORNING...........MARCH 9 ======= TRAVELERS' GUIDE. ——— Evansville & Crawfordsville R. R. DEPARTURES. V-eoilliflOiIall.'li Traill i't slsil Trai l -.i..v Slui I Train 12.M I A.v.!inii.i.ili. 11 4.14 I SirAiiirrsHruIiii For p.ir'ienitrs. r .i.l.on i'iiic.' I'BAiiu v : : loav.-s Tuesdays and Saturdays ; 12 o'clock m. Aniie- Si..u,lm lhurs,las iiUt l-'OK 1'M'I I' U OVMMR lea ..n.vs at VI o'el., ,,1 t . -It 1.11), V. .lll.flxvU. Hill 111- , k m. An ivm Tius.la ii, Thursdan, I,d SatlirdaV at niht. ,-on II t, M'l KSoN. CtN. l. M. Wmiik plies d.ulv, leaiim.- Fvansviilu la the forenoon and letiirniti:; n Itif i-li I.ing. Ki'K L'tVIJVll I.R. Ft.-rsE, i-f LonisvilU, leaves Tu.-s.lays an. I Saturdays at t o'clock e. m. A 1 1 -ivs Tuesaai h and S.lttirdavs iti the afterini.n. iIbi.v K.nn.E, i-f Oalllp"!"". l-ni Monday. at 1' IM'l.'tk HI., Hint 'I'linrj-llilJK t s oYloek p. si. A i rived Sunday Mini Thursdays in the allcrnoon. FOR GREEN RIVER. MATTIE COOKE leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. for Bowling Green. Arrives on Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. LUE EAVES leaves for South Carrolton and Pond River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon.— Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night. ——— There is regular daily communication with HENDERSON and NEWBURGH by boat and land conveyance. ======= RIVER ITEMS. ——— STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Iowa, Cincinnati; Dunbar, Paducah; Aurora, Cincinnati; Charley Bowen, Cairo; Curlew, Wabash river. DEPARTED. Iowa, New Orleans; Dunbar, Paducah; Aurora, New Orleans. ——— ......The weather yesterday was extremely windy in the early part of the day, and shortly after noon it commenced raining, and things were kept tolerably damp the remainder of the day. The river is once more on the rise. Business was rather dull. ......The peerless Eugene will be at the landing this evening with card out for Louisville. Capt. Mallard, one of the most popular and experienced commanders on the river, is in command with Will Duvol in the office. The Eugene is as fleet as the reindeer, and her accommodations fully compare with her speed. ......The Lue Eaves is the only Green River packet that leaves to-day. She departs in the afternoon. Capt. McDonald is in charge, and will pay the best of attention to all who may desire to go up that beautiful stream. Freight attended to with fidelity. ......The Charley Bowen leaves to-day at 2 o'clock. She carries the mail and will make all the landings between here and Cairo. Capt. Dexter is in command with Messrs Bentley and Lout in the office. Mr. Phy. D. Viets is the agent. ......We learn that the little Grey Eagle will not make any more trips for a couple of weeks. Her owners intend laying her up for repairs and re-painting. ......The Dunbar left at her usual hour with a moderate trip. ......The Bowen rived yesterday morning with a magnificent up trip. We publish her manifest in an other place. ......The Monarch which sunk at Louisville and was raised again, after being relieved of her damaged freight has gone to Madison to be docked. ......John Roland, mate of the John Simonds, at Memphis on Saturday, had his arm broken in an affray with a number of his crew. ......The Continental, Capt. Hutchinson, a new boat of large size, is expected down from Pittsburg on the present rise. ......The Pocahontas, while lying at the Louisville wharf, was attached and taken charge of by an officer. ......On Saturday night last, as the W. V. Gillum was coaling at the Uniontown wharf, one of her deck hands had both his legs broken by the falling of a stage plank upon them. MANIFEST OF THE BOWEN.—200 hhds sugar, 25 bbls molasses, Bement & Viele; 12 sacks oats, Wm. M. Aikman; 2 coils rope, Preston Bros.; l9 bales gunny bags, E. & C. R. R.; 22 bdls plow handles, Samuel Orr; 3,000 hoop poles, A. Defrees; 50 sacks potatoes, A. Lemcke; lot movables, owner on board. ———<>——— U.MLUOAI) KECKIPTS. March Mb, 1SC1. - 1 1.x, 1 ba!e trees, I l abs bav, ' kegs lard, I hid hickory nuts, 1 bid pork, W. Si". Aikmaii t Co.; mi 1,1.1s p .ik, J. I!. Oel-sbv ; 1 ,h eg.s, 1 In chickens, i4 bids ll.uir, I ; sks tl.-nr, Si;.", bush corn, oil Ldh gunnies, I'eo Fo-t.-r .f- Co.; liar load hay, ?raiie -v Or.-wii ; 1 car load chickens, 1 car lotd actle, M. Mai lie. i; lrbas ne;d , Pi ic d' Nixon; S':, I.I.I.. P. :. O Kilev .f Co.; 1 raof g.ds, L. Kessler ; XI bis, -i. b lis furs, Will. Hllbhell ; f bxs dl'V g'iK.., Ciles .v. IcPheetcr; li' bx Imrdvvnie, IS -ipriniis, Jl. i;r,.-eii ; 0 kgs so. In, W'hiieler It ggs; S bids e-i, A. LeuKke & f-i.; 7bb:segs. S. Vu'fliDC ; 'I this :: :s, I'll.is. S. Wells ; ft! bush Hlle.lt, llehait Hr. s. A. E. SnRAPKR, Agent. lV.il l;s. l.urAbS. Reriiliag matter on every page Ma"mc. Ti the members of Evansville Lodge No. Cl, i'. & A. M. There will i a Siai-ial meeting of the Lodge to-morrow Saturday) night to which a full attendance is reipusted. A. J. Coi.iu rx, St-cy. March 8, ISol. mar8-2td C. C. C. Cauv's Coffin CritE. See advertisement of this famous article on the second page. fXif'L ntu uext cduesday our cili.eus will Inive an opportunity of buying Devlin's excellent clothing at less than eastern cost. Lvons has still a- large stock of choice articles for the wardrobe, ami war reuls every garment sold at Lis establish ment to give perfect satisfaction. li'J" Read A; Burrow, boot and shoe dealers on Main street, had a full set of hnrw presented them, as they claim for selling gund itpitJx :i deal lower than anv house in the citv. Coon Nuff ced. Sew L ithuati'UK. On Monday morning we will give our readers the commencement of a new serial tale of thrilling in teres', by a popular author, to be continued from time tn time until completed. By an expensive arrangement we will be enabled to supply our readers with this story, earlier than nrty of our cotempuraries, (ruin pinof sheets in advance of the nnoinal inaiuiMTipt. In this story our e.ti t nioil telk,w eiti.eu Caleb Dividsou, Merchant TaUor, 1st street, will tie presented for the firs', time in un enlirely original chat acier. In the mean time Caleb will continue; to make and exchange gentlemen'a gnrmeut for dollars and dimes.

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Special Notices. ======= <Holloway's Pills and Ointment>.— Pleurisy. Do ysu wish to curtail your medical exp. us-B ad retain sound health? Use these medi-t-itira tlii-y n'nptfd to every disaasc f-r all inflammatory affections of the cheat, as pleurisy, asiluua, bronchitis, coughs, colds, ic. The sanative properties of the Ointment have never been questioned by all who have used it ihe Pill materially expedite the operation of the Ointment. Sold by all Druggists, at 2fc, 02c., and SI per box I Ittllrimt Trenun. jHorthit, thtt matt awful of all complaint! by its cause, and its effect, finds a sure remedy in Iliinnewell's Tolu Anodyne. So marked was its effort en a violent case, that a physriuu remarked that " it might cause drunkj euiiess, by the ease with which it was cured." The giving of opium actually aggravates the caso.ro ; produces a counter delirium, and it requires no ari KUiueiit to prove that this is a stop to cure. This contrast of the Amvlyuo with preparations of ' opium, we ask to le proved by all, and are v.'ilting j to r.nt on results alone. Read the pamphlet, and follow directions carefully. Seeadvertistmeiit. The iirmt HlanAaril .Ttedictnt of I it Day. Broad and vast as our territory is, it would be diiKcii'.t to find a corner in it where Hostettrbs Stomach Hitters are unknown. Wherever there is dyspepsia and where is it not? they are in demand. Nor is it fjr indigestion alone that tbey are asHH-ilie. Kvery disortler of the Btomach, the liver, the bowels, and the nervous system, seem to yield to their influence. They are an antidote, to pain; they relresh and re-inforce the exhausted animal powers; they counteract the morbid principles of disease; they regulate the whole vital machinery, and may be justl? termed the atn i:gest ally that scienff- has ever brought to the aid i-f nature in her struggles with sickness. H .stetter's Celebrated Stomach Hitters sold by druggists everywhere. Uttemrd in oSTtrtA for lit HtttcHom of any person counterfeiting, imitating, or the vernier of any such counterfeit or imitation of Bu wave's Uollvxu Kittebs. The genuine, highly concentrated HuVami Bitters, is put-up in half pint bottles only, having the name of the proprietors, n. I'aue, Jr., blown in them, and his signature around the neck of each and every bottle. This delightful .trc.na has been received by Americans, with that favor which is only extended to lo.ally scientific preparations. AVhen we consi u-r the oiarked success attending its administration, in th- most stubborn caes ol Fever and Aguo, Weakness of any kind. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Ascidity of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous Hcaoarhe, Indigostion, CostiveneBs and Piles, together with the complete control it exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Afl'cctio-js, we canuot wond-r at i: popularity. Well may the invalid value this remedy. sfcS" Cocgiis. The sudden changes of our cliniite are sources of Pulmonary, Bgoncuiai, anil Asthmatic Affections. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily and certainly when takeu in the early stages of the disease, recourse should at once bo had to "Brown's Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges, lot tho Cold, Cough, or Irritation oi the Throat be over so slight, as by this prccautiou a more sorious attack may be effectually warded off. Public Speakers " and Singers wii! find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice. See advertisetuen t. dccl-tiiiid&w Hair HytlHair MtyUiiutr Uy!U William A. Batchelor's Hair Dve ! The original and best in the world 1 ! I AH othurs aro mere ir.titatious, ami -bould be avoided, if yon wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RKD, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly to a lienntifnl ar- t Natural Brown or Black, withoot injury to the Hair or Skin. JIKTEKN H1)ALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to Wm. A. Batchi lob 18.W, and over 80,000 app cations bavo ieer r-. id to tht Hair id bis Patrons ! bis famous Fyc W. A. BATCHKLi tt'S IIAllt DYK pr.iduce.8 a color not to be distic uished from nature, and is waurantkd not to injc in the least, bowover long it may bo continued, and the ill effects of bad Dyes remedied ; the Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Dye. Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by lii uggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. -Tho Geuuine has tho name and address upon a steel pbttv engraving on four sides ot each tsox of Willi am A. Batchklor. Address C11AS. BATCH KIA) K, Proprietor, sept.20 lyril.tw SI Barclay -nt. New York. ti'm.J. Itatclflttr'i Hair Hy. Thtt plenilii Hair Dyn has no eqnal -inst.intaii"ous in effect Beautiful Black or Natural Brown -im staining the skin or injuring the Hair remedies the absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, and invigo rate the Hair for life. None are geuuino uuiess ignod " W. A. Batcholor." Sold every ' rp. :tl.S. BATCHKLOR, I .ipnctor, sepr20 81 Barclay -st. New York Scott' ii ii Z'tcttrm ami Tutur Sale is a safe and certain cure for Tetter and Ringworm. Price 5H cents a box. Forsalo I13' N. S. Thompson, druggist, corner Main and Second street. novl 1; .imd 1HA lir. HcotVt .nag-it Miy Salvt. Cures weak and inflamed cyt-a ; i gool for chaped hands, and the best lip salve in the world. Por sale by N. S. THOMPSON, druggist, corner Main and Second streets. Price 25 cents a box. nov.lft-:tins Crescent City Hotel, For Pernuiiient and Transient Guests, Water st., bet. Main and Locust, KVANSYILLE, IND, MRS. A. WEBB & JAMES HUCKEBY, Proprietors. -aMrs. A. Webb and Mr. Jaa. Huckebv have taken the above ho ise, an 1 w ill spare no effort to merit a liberal patronage. Tho House has excellent Rooms, nent'y furnished, and the table will be siippli 'd with the ls-st that can be procured. ti.3 Tiie price will l reasonable. mari-'lnid giiitirK e ft miss' ao'nns. If ou wish ttie choice of Spring Press Oopus, or anything iu the line ot Drv Goods, call at once at SCHAPKEU" A BUSSING'S, fel,2il No. 4'.) Main street. V open a very good assortment of ihe various grades both black and green, which we can recommend as choice. JAS. KRSKINE A CO., feM2 No. 47 Main st. 1 If ft I ' K TABI, KB1JTTJB R. -J About b. lbs extra uice Boll Butter, just received at (janii) JAS. KKSKINK & CO S. TSyRKSH IlVTTKa JTJV-Jf KfHiS'. jK. A constant supply, and daily receiving, at feLlJ JAS. EKSKINJE & UO'S. tItOUM,iJJBRS. 500 JLUS SHOVJCK3 ders for bale at ieb-Jl ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ti ' Z.JBU.'A HitJLS PittMK -OLj Leaf Lard, as nice as any in th- market, tor sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. jrp R MM KFJ ST 1U( 0.- 100 iS ML9 just received and for sab at febl i'LLIOTT'S Family Grocery. VCK WMtJKJT JFLOITR 500 I.RS extra hulled Buck Wheat Fli.ur, just roceied and torsalo at fet.21 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. 5B8JwV.V CMC 1' O TJI TOK S. 5 O t.iils prime white JiesltauDock potatoes, just ri-oeived and for sale by CUAS. McJOITXSTOX, Fosry Block. soo" MUX M-'UMiSH MUUh JUST received aud for sal" at marl COOK & LANGLF.Y'S. O.VjTW.V IO lit: It M'Kt.lirt Onion betts for sale by marl COOK LANGLEY. a: aju' .J.vj vjmjs'hm.ks. L'O bxs Proctor Gamble's Xo. 1 Soap, in " " German do. f " " Soda do. in " Star Candles, 4's, C's, and 7's. 6 " Opal do. l " Tallow do., for si'-by marl COOK A LANGLEY. Mf' eeds I I A full assortment of Shaker, Kisloy's, and Parker's garden reeds, for sale by marl COOK A LANGLEY.

LtglaSatlve Summary. - Wednesday, March. C, 18G1. Senate. A coEsiderableairae was spent in effort3 made by Democratic Senators to consnme an hour in the reading of the journal of yesterday. A communication was presented from the Doorkeeper to the effert tbat be had contracted with the Messrs. Drapier f,ir GOO copies of the Brevier Legislative Reports. A petition on-the never-ending Crittenden proposition was presented a proposition that Congress, the Peace Confererce, and the Indiana'.Legislature, time and again, have voted down. What is the use of continually consuming time in presenting such papers? Committees reported indefinitely postponing a bill for the establishment of an insurance department in the office of the Auditor of State; amendments to the bill giving liens to attorneys for their fees, and landlords for their rents, which was concurred in, and the bill read a third time and passed ; amendments to the bill authorizing the surrender of free bank securities in certain cases, which was concurred in and the bill read a third time and passed : laying on the table a bill amending the liquor license law ; in favor of the House bill fixing the times of holding Courts in the First Judicial Circuit, which was con-

L curred in, and the bill read a third time and passed ; in favor of a House bill relative, to the re-location of county seats where public buildings have not been erected, (this applies to a proposed removal of the county seat of Kevrton,) which was concurred in and the bill read a third time and passed ; laying on the table proposed amendments to the bill for the removal of county seats ; in favor of the House bill enlarging the legal capacity of married women ; in favor of the House bill quieting the title to a certain piece of ground in Vanderburgh county ; that the safe3 in the office of the Treasurer of State were unsafe, and recommending the appropriation of 1,500 for the purchase of a safe of sufficient capacity to hold the bank securities, moneys and othsr valuables securely from fire and burglars ; amendments to the bill releasing to William Rockhill the State's right and title to a certain piece of land in Allen county, all of which were concurred in. The House revenue bill, levying a tax of 15 cents on each $100, and 50 cents on each poll for the years 18G1 and 1362, was read a third time and passed. Additional reports were made from committees in favor of the passage of a bill authorizing the draining of swamp or wet lands, and providing for the assessment and payment of damages occasioned thereby ; laying on the table a bill to create the Twenty-second Common Pleas District, which were concurred in. The report of the joint Committee on Apportionment for Congressional purposes was made, on which the Democratic members filibustered for two hours, and prevented the bill going to a third reading by breaking a quorum. In this way the wheels of legislation were locked and all business suspended to gratify a revolutionary and disorganizing spirit a spirit that assumes that tha minority must rule the majority. House. Correcting the Jourr"al.-The passage of the militia bill by the House, against the breaking up of tue quorum on yesterday, led to an attempt to amend the journal. Mr. Davis, who came into the lobbies during roll calling on its passage, and was called for his vote, being put down on the journal a3 present and not voting. It was contended that he must be inside of the bar of the House, before he could be called. The Speaker decided otherwise, and the House refused to correct the journal. During the discussion, resolutions' were rend, adopted unanimously by the caucus of the Democratic members last night, declaring that these members would defeat the apportionment bills, and this militia bill, by breaking a quorum. Bills passed. To levy a tax of 2 cents on the S100 valuation for 1861, and of 5 cents for each succeeding year, to pay off the State debt; ?50,000 of the amount received for 1861 is to be paid into the General Treasury, to aid in supporting the Government. The bill also levies a tax of 10 cents on each $100 valuation and a poll tax of 50 cents for common school purposes. The bill was passed yeas 94, nays 1. ' The General Appropriation bill was amended, and passed verts 88, nays 2. The Interest bill was finally passed by the House concurring inthe Senate amendment to it. It allows any amount of interest to be taken. - Senate school bill was read three times by suspension of the rules, amended nnd passed ; ayes 74, nays 29. House bill to amend sections 1 and 103 of the act relative to the valuation of real estate, so as to make the duty of county treasurers as to school fund conform to the new school law, was read a second and third times and passed ; ayes 88, nays 3. Senate bill to amend sections 2 (tad 5 of an act relative to the management of the Sinking Fund, wa3 read three time3 and passed ; ayes 87. Officers of Benevolent Institutions elected. The House by a concurrent vote elected Andrew Wallace, of Indianapolis, President of the Boards of Trustees ; Dr. Jameson, and Dr. Moody of Jennings county, Commissioners of the Lunatic Hospital. Ind Jour. The Dkad A-live. A report inXew Albany recently has gained circulation to Ihe efl'ect that a man by the name of Henry Kelly, of tbat city, had been hung at Bayou aura sometime during the month of January. One man, says the Ledger, who said he was with Kelly, reported that he saw him taken from a coffee house in Cayou .Sara, beaten unmercifully, and afterwards hung to a tree, for balooing for Lincoln. Other reports of a similar character reached the ears of his family and friends, and ho was given up by them as dead. Imagine the surprise and joy of his wife, children, and friends, on meeting the man face to face, that was reported to be dead. Kelly arrived safely on the steamer Baltic, from the South on Tuesday, in the best of health, and says he has never had a barsu word with any one since he left home last December. He was engaged at work 00 a bridge in Louisiana at good wages, and did not write to his friends from the fact that hi3 work was a great distance from a post office. He speaks in high terms of the Southern people in general, "and regrets very much that his absence caused so much trouble. Louisville Journal, 1th. Dote Robbery. A young man, u student of the Vincenoes University, while huntingon Saturday last, on the Illinois side of the river, was robbed by two men of his gun and gold watch. The robbers were caubt, the properly was recovered, and the viliians lodged in Lawrence county jail, at Luvrenceville, 111. T. H. Express. Cd'We understand that a prom.nent member ot tho City Council has invited a gentleman of this city to follow him to I'aducah, Ky., to settle a little personal difference in the most approved way. The seconds are two ot'onr most prominent mer i-hanls, and very honorable men. Lidiuiiuj,o!ii Juurnai.

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<FIRST OF THE SEASON>. Yonng America must Bide. 1 do. Willow abs, with covers. 1 doz do., without com i, 1 d-.: io., with covers and springs, 1 doz wood body cub-. do, spring gigs, J doz Young America ribs, do. wheeled carriages. The above .vs.-orfmei.t embrace 15 different styles, aud pricis from ?: to S'Jn. Just received at mar7 COOK A I.ANGLKY'S. 15 bbls choice Green Apples just red iv. d and f r sale by 11. HK11MASX, niarS Two doon from Po?t Onioe. c OS o -I c5 cT o r-l if J5 a o ti; B a

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1 & I Si & I J o 5 OT O EH o x8 fI 1 ci O 3d. C3 a 3 .2 o in xn 1-4 5 J U2 Jx -C 1 ' 'Jl l i-i c fa Q c3 c ii IRJiJiJV jmJAJ-J.3U ltVtiUMlI.fi Green Ant. les. For sa'e bv marT COOK : LANGLKY. Wlj3 ZT.noRH rob Jft;nrtiJ i i.y MJM Urine. 2 bbls Baltimore liwe Herring. lOkitt " " " For sale by the single oue or kitt, at war7 COOK & LANGLKY'S. i-xtra smoked Halibut, for sale bv mar" COOK & LANGLEY. aort.-d ei.e cans Fresh Tomatoes, for sale by mai7 COOK tt LANGLKY. & fSL New Orleans Suar no cheap, at mar7 COOK k LANGLY'S. ff t n i m S 11, c t ji r m u n. i it r .71 Choice Codtisb j uat received at niat7 COOK it LVNG LEY'S. !t.1i tlHtg JMJ'ff XEMOJSS W fine lot of Oranges aiid Lenodis, just received by inar7 COOK rf: LANGLKY. Nesiiannoi k i'otatoes. 2oO bushels prime Galena Potatoes, just rcci-iv.-d by mar7 COOK t LANGLKY. -mentis n aaoiJYiM virj- mmj.ii, 10c busllolii choice Wiiito (orii jleal at mar COOK & I.AVGLEY'S. nj o u k . j' if is 1; .7 .v . - - 3 5 M. busl.i Is small Wiiilc liea, too !b- clear Pickled Pork, forsalo by mar7 COOK ,t LANGLLY. ffItMJSIt fJM,JFl.f .W.VM M'K.ltil-Jt-' es 30 b--h Dried Apples, 'A" bu.-h Diicd Penchos, for sal.- bv niar7 !OOK LANGLKY. IW it". Jit til I. !-..' 6 V Prwtor A Gamble's best Soap, Proctor Gamble's SI. German Soup, Proctor & Gamble's GermaD Soap, just received at JAS. KRSK1NE A CO'S Family Grocery, feb4 No. ij lain street. WM. BIEP.liOWER. JAilKS II. PUAKCB 31ERCOWER &. PEAtlCE, Wholesale and Retail IIK.AT.EUS TV Paints, Brushes, Oils, Window GIush and Glassware, Perfumery, Mcdir.inal Brandies, Wines, c, Propietors of tho genuine Coil's Tmic, for l'evcr aud Ague, and Damascus Liniment, for Jtheumatism, Neuralgia, Ac. 78 Slain at., Vasliiiis;loii Block, KVANSYILLE, IND. -"Ce.iintry nif-r.' hant suppllt d oa lil,cr.tl termsiuar'2 g VST R Mi CJil 'illr- JL f,-Sri1i k' sCJ' perior article of Coal Oil, colorless and almost witl'out wny dissgreealdo odor. This oil gives a most brili'ant iiglit, and does not bum as rapidly lis that manufactured bv the old process, for sale by WE'KIIOWERrf- PEAK ;C, mm ") Druggists, IS Slain St. Washington Block. tojti, bii.' i.jjip viitjn.vti Vv' W'e bave received two Barrels of Ciiimnevs of jEXTKA QUALITY, the glass beitiir made of the beat material is not liable to fracture. BIKRBOWKK - PEABOK, inarj Druggists, 7S Main St. Wash in eton Block. infhTjfroiis, otjtor T.f - -J3 toe. One thousmd bushels of white Pinkeyes and Noshannocks in store and for sale under the City Hotel on Water St. Enquire at the store or of Wm. McCOJtSHOK. marG next door to the P. O., Evansvi'Ie. rw Men M- .WORK I. ft M'T UM-' T Ml OS Ml JL line fiokeves and Nesliannoi k Potato for sale bv JAS EKSK1NK v CO. WJBlltlt tMiJIl.'U'"Jf O !' lb' Mi R I OH JL9 a lie a large assortment of Fancy Bi.d Cages, also some large breeding cages very cheap. :: v. BIBBBOM-KR A PEARCK, Druggists. mat2 7S Main St., Washington Bh-ck. S'Jf MTRJi - ii'H MT MiM7MiiiTMJ' IOO, 60, and 20 lb packages, just received bv marl " SOKKNSON & CO. Fjp 0 t .1 T o n s . 100 avanni.s JL now in ccllar: ard for sat-' low in qu&ntiiies to snit the trade. febl.i VICK-KUY BUGS. TS-aati OlJL.'l ItUl. M'ROCTOR if Gamble s extra No. 1 Lard Oil (w inter strained), to le had at fcb'2) . JAS. F.IiSKINK St CO.'S T&WO V X, II 11 ICS if. -A" V K It: Messrs. Bissell & Co., of Pittsburg, Pa., want 10 or Z more good Stove Moulders, who are not members of the &oulders Uuion. Good wages given. Kor ferther inforuvit'on call on feblti -2wd SCANTLiN & STEPHENS. rsno JSL re TIJH LJI OSMiS !H"K lUP'K which we ran mate. recommend as sllitahie to this ri lillillBOWEK & I'JiAUI.K, Druggists, 7S Main sf Wasiiingtou Bio. k. mar'i DR HAPiM'JM Olfus his professional sol vices in the practice ot Medicine and Surgery. His previous ai ccess in this place and elsewhere j'istifius a hope of able treatment. Chronic, or diseases of long standing, warranted a cure or 00 pay. In those diseases incident to boatman he makes a cure wit! oat tho ill effects of mercury. K-tr Oilicel'hild street, opposite Crescent City Building. liolt-reua-s. Gen'l I'oole, Ctias. 1 iihy.aud Pi f. W. K. Bowline. b biS-lyd rWMs"soi. vTiffjy': ' MP Tho pia tnersliip b- twt -n F. Shai .e and D. Morgan, under ilf; tirm of F. Sharpc k Co., expired by ugrci.iuui.t Aagu ei ZM. lriOa. FUFI). SHAliPK, fail ' DAN1KL MOI1G AN. Jz&tuif tiVO VJS M'oTl&i'M. e fJt 6 gnws Magic Stove Polish, that cannot by beat, for sale at decl.i ELLIOTT'S Family firn.-v.rv. rjrrf vJ.' :-joj.," JS. J'rime Turnips just rereived .-.t det-21 . ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. j? hcj jVn .jpji vjrJtTT io tl 1 '7 i just received uud tut sale at No 2 Main street. f , d.-i-Jl 4f it i Mi a tjs'UTv : o.va Brazil Nil's, IVians, Uiokory Nuts, Cof a.a Nuts. Filberts, Ac, ,fce., f.i al..l .be.. 17. Cook LANGLKY'S. WT9 i 'ti JhS.OVR MlO. slo a small lot received aud for .-ale by fe!.15 11) ... MX rtt.1; t Buckwheat. Flour; just CKii. FOSTKli A fio. EQiiiii fi .tf.M -.. jviri: j.ot oj-' 3. New Hams just re, eived and for sale at fc jnnS tLLllii r S Family (irocerv. Tto iiu is COO.V it 1 1., HXTH.l M..1R JL itied aud superior, fomacliiiierv, for sale bv felli SOUKNSON & ro. ffyts u'RtsijvsfZli, run te.rf. is. ho Whole, half and quarter botes, iust received lid foe sale by CilAS. JlcJ011STO .

Forwarding and Commission. =======

O. U. Ht"fl. S. I. BTDD. P.UDD BROTHERS, . Forwarding & Commission Xo. ;J Poydras Street, ' f..hl-i;n.os ' XKW CKLKAN. VV. !Vi. AIKMAN & CO,. ! IEL O Xj TJ d 33 ANI j Commission Merchants, ' Xtt. 0 Aort Wafer St., Evansville. &t) Agents tor the sale of Salt, Elour, Grain, ; Provisions, i,nd all other articles of Troduce. ' oct'J.O ' A. LEMCKE & CO., Dealers in Produce, . AM) ; i. Commission Merchants, - Have removed to No. at Main Street. novS I. A.CBANE WM. BttOWS, CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, ,IXD. r-ff Agents for Kanawha Salt Company Liberal Cash advances made on Shipments of NEW PRODUCE AND COMMISSION II O U S K , Cheese ami Batter Agency. 3. O'BXJsJlir, - ' a O J3 TJ O 33 ' " AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western ReserYc Butter and Cheese. Mo. ti Sycamore Street, decL'.i EYANSVILLE, IND. jfV.K& 13f HFl&S fSPJ.Yi-i-VB. NEW ABRANGEMENT. Tiie A HAMS Exp&kss Compan v rospectfully anTiounco to their friend'? and patron?, the public of Evaiisvii'.a and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of V U EI G H T , I' A l. K A 0 K a , ZI U 1,' E V A A' ) VALUABLE P, Thi'j' s;.-l:cii: a contiuiiaiico -'f former favors. Especial care tskuu in tie- collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportatioii of small and valuable packages. ... - i All perso-n: wisbir.g to avail themselves of the facilities of ihe E-xpr-e, can obtain any desired information in refer e?!ce ro the route ywi details of the business, at tlieir Ottioe on First street, between Main and Locust, oppo.ii: the Post oitice. de IS ;. H. FISH, Agent. EYANSVILLE. IND. P. O'mSlfir Bl Co'. Mr CMMMIiON MKliCUANTS. . t!:Li(iral Rail r i p', Stf amjmat , (tod KxpreB Anentfc -5p(. iiil Ac'iits f'r fi"( PliNN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; 3ind connections, ov. r whiih hi are authoriz.ed Uj give through receipts' at th. lowest possible rates Having a iiiai.-ii-ioili Wiirfboat at tho taudinjr,tho largest "i th:- Ohio lliver, capable of storing and protecting ail ni-aciiiWidizp jiablo to damage from exposure, w are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of ail co.-u iiimetit loi wardcd to our euro bv either UIVER, RAILliOAD OR CANAL. rrtrtioi:lar attcnM-.n j,;iid to Kttcoiving, Storing aad Forwa'diuir, a:), tt iht - Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned tu ..a for sale, and satisfaction giiai-anteed. O!tb;o and xiensive Win house on Wator street, adjoining tho Telegraph, aud on the Wharf boat, where wo aro to be found, attending to the interests of our patrons at all hours, da3' aud night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, wv fot-1 confident of giving general satisfaction, i -t t hope to merit a continuance- of tho ex tensive patronago wo are now enjoying. Liberal rash advances will bo made on all consignoients to either otirw-lvi s or correspondents in any of the principal marbets, North, Fast or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. The rtiliou tug- it a Sample or th nmmerous letters constantly receiving for Doatetter's Stomach Bitters: ' -i.visii.U(iiA, July 1", lh-VJ Vesvrt. Halt utter" & SrMth, Pi'itbtiuriB Pn. : Ah wo are strangers, I herewith bhclon.' you twenty -eight dollars for four dozen llcstetter's Bitters, which please forward via Michigan Southern liailrovl, Tolodo, Ohio, and Ciayton Station. I have purchased ioveral dozen bottles at Tcledo this Summer, but tho sale is on ttio increase &o much that 1 w ish to open a direct trade with you. I -tr.-is induced to try your Hitters by my physician, fir the Liver Complaint, and received such material aid that I have recommended it to others and have sold about two dozen per week tor some time. I have all kinds of medicine in my store, but there- id none that I can so cheerfully and truthfully i-eomniond as your Bitters, for I know that tbey bar... helped me beyond my exportation. VjUis leepectfiilly, ifv Piiii.o Wir.sov. F. SHARPEj Produce and Commission IVEorcliaiit, And Dealer in A gricultural Implements, Garden and Grass .Seeiis, M.ielGnes, Tree-i, Plants. Hydvau1 '.- ( m.-iu , I.'ii, -. i-i i -;.-r, fi-e. N'o. .", Sve inie.tr - t., bet. First at.il Water, foh.US F.YANSVILLK, XSD. ft.f VII 'if ' fi VO TMCll. 9 All persons ownieg or interested in lauds adjoining the following described tract, are hereby notified that on the 2oth day of March, a. d. l.-iol, the (Jonnty Surveyor f Vanlerbnrgh county will proe-i-d to run ,he li: es and establish the cornersof the south-east quarter of tho sruth-east .piarlcr of teeti-,u No. seven in town No. six. south of range No. 9 wet in tlin Vincennes Isnd district. fb-Stw Al'lII's'C Kl I1LKNIT0KLTEU. ggltZRIJr'X 'H .Y0.17-.1. Noti o i' hereby given that by virtue of an ne u'irm lo.,u'-d out of the oOic- of the Clark of tho Circuit Court id' Vsudei buri'h t ounty, Indiana, in favor of Charles Wells vs. William li. Chandler and Abraham Ocmti i ts, uploviii bail, 1 have levI led upon, and wili, on Ti:KDAV, M APCIl -loth, lSiil, iti-tweeii the bo. n s of ten ..'cluck A. ii. slid tour o'cl icU i M. oi;' said dav. at tho door ot t.ho 'onrt iNeisr. in tloj t'itv ot JlvaiisviMe, A'anderburh c.unty, ludi-ina, ofrer tor sale at public aie-tion the lelitsattd ).r.its t-.r.-i t'-riu n-it c.iC.:-alilig seven miuh if the fo-.w-in r ih"--rri!-ed real r-slate, to-wit: Lots X... two, Ke.-ix arid seven (2, ' bf-7l in block No. o in the Soutb.-'m Lnl nt: meet of the city ol Kvaiisvi'lo. in th'-. eou'.ty and .S'alo ufore.sai'1. And should tbetiaiil rt-Ms and prutit - i f said real m. tit-: not. s-.-ll for a sun: .-.iir'iii.ient los;,tisiy sai.lwrit and i.iis, i Mill at ihe. fame time and place, tfiffor fv sale a.i.i sell -tho t- simple of said real estate tor tii sati.ftetion i -aid vnt and costs, without r.-ltcf from vaiust...n o- i.pT.r.o-.-p.ent ta'.va. .;o!!N S. OA VITT, Sheriff Y. C. A L. t-oi.icv.ii, pl'Il 's iiti'y Marriiij-b. ls.,1 . iii-r7-:iww teWTilJ?: O 1 fl'tr l.'i'.rtU.VT Of ' W 'Al.MINISTRATtiU. I Notiri- is hereby f;iveii '.h it the utnlcrsi;'n-d has 1 been appointed Administrator el the estate of i -lames Ii-an, d-ceasi tl, lai.- id' Yamlcrhureh couii1 t , Iliftialla. Said estate is sutiosed folic solvent. , ' febas-Stw URN. STI N.-oN", Administrator. - ""zrg x o'o.ns!-hii mz HoJ.noj', 1 Jnj& Fancy, and. :-liak r lliooins, in store aud for i sale bv mui". CliAS. Jlc.lOlINSTON.

STEAMBOATS. ======= REGULAR PACKETS. ——————— FOR NEW ORLEANS.

The new Passenger steamer AUTOCRAT, Dvsiim M tor, will leave as ul. .rv -.1 THCHSIMY, the 21st ifcdt. - Kor freight or r,asage apply on board, or to L'UOVi'N & CKANK, Ag-id-. ' Excellent accommodations for stuck, feoi i FOR THE WABASH Steamer GRKKNV1LLE. A. W. Bakkr, Cuptain, will k-avs as above ccd on Friday evening the 8th inst. For Freight or Passage apply on board. nuir7-Jtd REGULAR WABASH PACKET. fmf' . Th new and Htauncli Nt(amr gTSJ 'iSAMUJCIiOKU xaaaaoai Will run as above during tho sphho' i For freight or piiMtige apply on bt.ird IWbJtf H U V Ij J R WJRJlSil H e V: lt r.art.t. CITRLKW. Cant. Revii. . But, will run as above during the fy !L--3-. season. For freight or iissage apply Us.--rraiaJ ou board. , : - -. . febs U. S. MAIL. ML EVANSVILLE. AND PADUCAH TRI-WEEKLY PACKET, GUS POWLEIl................. Slast er. Leave Evansville Mondays, "Wednesday!, and Krtdays, at 1 o'clock X. PI. Leave Pad uc all Tuesdays, Tlnu sdaj s and Saturdays, at 0 A. HI. The DUNBAR makes close connections at Padacah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Evansville with packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for the East. JOHN B. HALL, Agent, sept28 ' New Wharf-boat, Kvansville. CHARLEY BOVENI! II. T. DEXTER, Piaster. Wim llently, 1 , John Oeiter er, j The HOWES is tho regular Kvansville and Cairo Swift, Lia;ht-Dranght, U. S. Mail, Passenger and Freicht Packet. S" Arrives at" Fvansvillo every Tuesday and Friday morning, making close connection with tho I!. & C. FiAILLOAD FOR LOUISVILLE, C1N. CINNATI, AND TIIK EAST. Leaves Evansville every Tuesday and Saturday ai o'clock M., coutioctiiig with CC3IBKULAND & TKNNESSEB BIVKll j - .... Packets at Smithland; and at Cairo Willi the ILLTN013CENTHAL ItATLKOAH, Ad with Packets for ' : V ; ' :. ' . .. ' ST. LOUIS, M KM PIUS, AND NK'.V Oil I.K A NS. eThe C. Bowen Km- to Cairo everv Tuesday, and tho Cuaglkv Bowrsr &roes to Cairn everv Saturday. .. - - , ; P. D. VIKTSAirenV, octO OITien with W. M. Aikman Co. " wpit a.ti t. cj njn a ." tii is 1. 1 u it tM1 draunht sleamor l. B. CAMP- ,, liKLL, Capt. Litkk, will leave as ,4i!i!i,J' above this evening. For lrciht or i.'-l---passage, apply on boaixl. jan iri jrm ii t pi. i it n v .i .v s - SLm ville aud Bowling Green Packet, t U. ':", The light draft TT. R. Mail Stoaraor.&-l-V--:. MATTIE COOKF. W. S. VANMETBE, Capt. J- TEA VIS, CT'k ,1 ! Leaves Kvansville evory Monday aud Thursday, at H o'cloi:k, p. M.; leaves Iinwling Green every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 A. M. novidH V.OR SOUTH CJ UROI.TOJV JIJVII Jm- I'UiaLI litvtu. The eleeant passenger steamer LUE KAVF.S, McDonald, Master, Coi tmabi A Bust. Clerks, will make regular semi-weekly trips to South Carrol ton and Pond Bivor, leaving on Wednesdays and Saturdays. For freight or passage, apply on hoard. nov28 M7i JiJrsiriM7lf tf h Mtjirii mi s o jv .Mid Packet. C.KN't D M-WIIITK. It. L. Lancaster, master, runs as a f Ji-C'i-f ! rojrular Freiht and Passenger P.-'-. ir. -':u..l - I dailv tSuudavs excel. ted V l.ptweeri 1 hia nolut ui.,1 I Henderson. mvjz't "ES VOJtiK TO ST.I r. 'IKt.-U I! WW of time. The Louisville and f?-r-Henderson Liirht-Draiurht, Swift, Side I .jA u'IH Wheel TJ. S. M. and Passenger Pcket,liife:ir5i Capt. A. PONNALLY". J. A. Lcsk, Cl k. Leaves Kvansville for Louisville every Monday at 12 o'clock M., and every Thursdaj' at li o'clock p. M-, arriving at Louisvillo Tuesday and Friday evenings. Beturtiing, leaves Louisvillo ovory Wednesday and Saturday even ini: at fi o'clock. JNO. B. HA' L, AK nt, July28-tf No. 2 Water street. EVNSVll7LTFAirD LOUISVILLE U. H. MAIL PACKET, E TJ G- B KT 23 ! ! W. II. DANIELS, Capt. Wm. Duvai., Clerk. jr uj vns a "juvsvmi.i.i vr.n a M4 Tuesday and Saturday at li o'clock p. k. Betnruing, leaves Louisvillo every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. w. Through Bills of Lading w ill b given f. r Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or fli-w Yoik at as low rates if not Tower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio lliver or on Oreen liiver. WTlie passenger accommodations of the Kugone aro unsurpassed by any boat upon the West, ern waters. Apply ou board or to T. C. DAVIS & CO., june7-dtf Af-ents. T. C. DAViS. M. liolli.e. '.17. CJ- Davis dks Co 9 II. I HI- - It O-i T I' RO i.riotors unit PACKET AfiKNTS, Bk febi3-tf EVANSVILLE, IND. o. CARY'S COUGH CURE; Or, Pectoral Troches, For the iirm-jdiate relief and certain cine of Coughs, Colds, Intlueu.a, Asthma, Hoarsehens, Whooping Cough, Cutarrh, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing, Sore Throat, Ae. Relief Warranted in 10 Minutes ! For Ministers, Public Speakers and kiuer-i, TABLETS are indispens iblo for cb ariiir and strengthening the voit-et removing hoarseness, -.. The eat with which they aro taken, being ea-,Uy carried in tho pocket, requiring no preparation, always ready for use on all occasions, not liable to change iu any climate, containing noiiiing injurious to tho most delicate constitution, should be a sufficient recommendation to all to give thorn a fair trial. 5t5 Cent s per Est. ' Forsalo by KEL LEU WI1ITK and LII-U-BOWKit & PEARCK, and all dru-isls. Feb21 -Cm LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY WE are now manufacturing Wells Patent F-ld lng Spring Bed, the best aud most convenient now ill US", alit l-HU be mined or bandied without any trouble. Call and examine them. i.iuzi

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MISCELLANEOUS. ======= BOERHAVE'S

1.1 u 9 H .1 VJi'inters P r- ? '1 i i 5 "V 63Xi.-i:iS5I-V , Livop Compljinl, fever and Ague, &o Tue BiK-C'.s.-ful lntri.dii. tion n-.d na.i of lids re! bratisi llein.--!y Ins Is.n the i-ignal f.r a literal flood ol" ivnipouiidj ceiled "bitters," .f)erel In vaiioua S.rius, from a ipi-irt bottle tin five-gsllon ki-ir. until i Oiid word "bitt. rs" is but siie.ther i.-une fi.r "tiiog," jr s..ine villai'ei.s whii-lo-y mlxfiire. ! l:..l tii. i nsdly ;real relief derived from tb- n'::ute j ijoj.-, ..o- johl.ii, of our medieine, l::ZT.HATi:'S HOLLAED isTIEHS. ani f.V t't'f,'re tih? n:' ! nftT jrne'rilii"H. Kas esta-bii.-l. d f ti ir. a repatntiou v. hi. h I'm ho-f.of httitti..ns and e.-i:'. terf-i!s have ttLte-il to un.ieiiuin , i p..-.f tin-'.y u v.-i-.-t ihhi preparation, Willi tin ly sulliut-nt pil!e Hiiii : .-. te p: . m r. e ii. iot !-.- .1 the io nnlne, (Ui.lf-l'lirt bottles.) j.riee i i ok It Is a ue.'k .f h.'if frie.l i-Hh-aev for lir(flry Mi- .'.'..'. i.t. nl. ul i..r the (ouiiil.itiim ol 110...I j be:.''!, 1.1..! f..r .rt-.c.itig ilimiideis if the etonun.L and I. Two or t!:ren d. se will ,-, rlru-n thn nfflioti-1 i f i' salutary ele-cls. ', lie hfenotefi u iil sp'-iwlitv u :;stii in slrenrh. n leabhy a-h..n ot' the liver, l.v.-ls im.1 kidneys will p.s.n take place, and renewed linaitb be Oie ijuick result. For ir.'JjlGEJTiOI-T. Try !Jc. -tivA HcUfiKd niiiw. For KSAIITKUKN, Try For ACIDITV. Try ' iJr::.ivc's IJcibsd VAtitrs, For VATIjKB37 ASII, Try Bffrb.ave'3 Holland PAttcrs. For HEADACHE, Try nerhave's Iicll-ni! Litter. For X,0::-'-5 OF APPETITE. Trv Zzxhixc'B Holland SiJtfrs. For COl'.TI VEf. 2ZZ, Ity jLii?.i;avo'3 Ilcilanv! Riders. For PiZiTir y Iu uM r. .1 :.-u:;.lir. ait'l Ni-iiru.jrlr tlf ;(;, It ,i r; f !Ti!.'n;i lili-I (IU'(( .riiVtil lii'.iy l-nt'Di,.', iiij.! In t.ilu i-.. rikctJ n ikcMmi euro. 1 v ?( -.! C'iirroIly I LM It j 1-1 . I- pptt 11' in Itulf 1 inl lH,r!'-H oi.lv. Mill T'ttaiK-O Ht tint- rir.nr pr U-ttlM. The KTnit ilfiiiHiul f;r t;.;. tntly tu'il'd nnl'tIriM lifu indupJ ninny linftn!itnH. wu, U 1 1;.) jul-Kr ttuiild niarU aiuiiHC Jkf ure i.t'i,,v -., ; 'Ji tt our na" is on Vt Xtlhtl t wry i, 'tr.'.." -ttit : i jBenf , FaOo Jr. &Co. riTTKI'UHOH. PA. - KELLER & WHITE, AGENTS, Fvansville, Intl to Tin: Tin1 jmlt'ir )' n f-o ';ltcn inipoKpi on hy un prim i( le i tlmm w)io hrv.t a'lvortiHn-1 wurthUmi noH'i 'Kiin iu VitiiuiliU- Urrncdittti for diHoum, thc.t it in now cxrt:iiirly iJiihoult t j iutrodtico un ai'ticlf (-f r, al nwrit. I fi : .'- yiir attention t DR. J. BOVEE DODS' HtlPERIAL V1NE 1 n f 1 1 1 n We feel confid jiit that w are performing an ai t of humanity to tjo- alilii ti-d of the land, as should never i-aii.-s' us to b-- classed among the bmnbiigs of the dav. These justly ceh bn.t l WISH BITTERS lire made from a s!i It'.i! n"ib nation of B lyherry, f.eiit.sa , (Jamotii Io I 'loweis, Wild Cherry Tree ilark, Solono n's Seal, (omfr.-y and Spikenard, with a pure and unadulterated Wine. Al a remedy f.r Incipient Consumption, Pm','!!! f tUi- Ti.rnpt, Inilicrostidii, PyHfifpain, I'ili'i. Ni.-i voun Ci'injil tint I pffiiliar It KcI'lJiivr. IM'., ( H'l-('i:il T 1 1 U ', t ! 1 1 ''!! JHOVtt truly v.i!u;.l'i . Kr rvi jikn''H iiinl tViit:rul Itehilii v tlify Jir.' IHtS.U 11 PASS ED ! ('rVM' -rt, 1. 1 yt aii'l fill Tulilic h-'itf-iikfrpj ; 4 Xni-'Mf!., Air-mi, ilitiiit iii--iH. ThiIom, S.-nm-ftf'SM'H, :imi il lii-iv.ytt) who lend a (.try (tie will ii"DV- 1 - ;j: !.'iivi' ti tnu ti of I !i.m Althotiiili Hiu tiit'uicnl incn of ' tlij ronntrv, rtn a (Ti'in ial tliiii!?, iiiFi.jtiivc nf Vntfut M"..lifiii( h, ymi wi do not l(cli"Vf tliftt :t rr t;Mt-t!.l, 1'hyirii'ifin thm h- ffivi in tltt- I'kihmI JMittMB, who will not Itihly Hpjn'-vo of PC. .). J.OVKK DMliS IMI'IIUIAL V T N K PITT K KS. Fnr kiiIo y Chan. Widdilleld c Co., 7 WlItlHin Sti(, At vv York, w. 11. 1-. ST0inAJUf KKLLia: At wnrrF. jaul t-lmtiA'w Atf.TitH, KvunNvilK-, lnt. Cure f.'..ii., V'jtd, JliiarnrueM, Ju lia '.i-.f, mil irritation or frorrHrHs nf thr Thrill, hrivl1 t'lf! JliukiniJ 'l I t nijlt ill i fitsniinituni, Iiri'tl' KT1 4 hi'tii. Allium, mnt Ctttfirrti. Clinr mul ffti4i itr, n,;th to t):f role of vi n t, 1 c; s i' 10 ti j; it mui SlXiiatsj. I".'ii- are aware of the imporlauco of checking a .'oii;-h or .-r.i'iioii Cold" in its first bLugn ; that which in the b' rinniiig would yield to a mild remedy, if iteel.vtcd, 5--O..H attaehs the Lungs. ' 0-oipii' ft rom t'd Tre.7, ,'' colit a in ing detunlel-li t -u-'redieiits, allay Pnliuon..iy and iroiuhial Irriiition, P.ltoWN'S I -Th-if f rouble in my Throat, (for UvMrh the '7,,.W.e, are ft HIST ilic) T'J )('(! KS li'ivir.'g ma !e me i.ft-.i a no-rn wliis-'l-i-r." N. P. V. 1 LL1S. P,K''iYi'N'S ; I'.KOVia'rt j "I r. eoni 1 1 1 1 : , I t heir use to ri;ui.ir m ; k, i:s." Ui:V. K. II. CUAP1N. "Mr,.- prm-ed exlrclnoly sorviie-ibb-in Hom.si vi:-s." Pi v. ii:ni:y wakd iikkciiek. 'Alter.-. t iteo.-tnt relief j n the dis-tre-,vin lal'.-r of breathing neruliar TItOCHES. A si-ii-T i l!rv. A. C i'.IHi l.l.STl IN'. I iitaiu no Opium or fin 1 1 liini' PKdWN'S : i.J.i, i..ii, - Int. A. A. HA YJ.S, I til th it. J.W..M. TIUH'IirS 'A -.imj le eiel pie.isaiit conil.iiin1 "S ! tiori tor "Coi's. .(.-.- lii;oVN:,S 1 1 1, . 1 . . r. r.a.i-.boiv, j.eiroii. IletlelfCUII 111 !. ti"M II II IS. TROCHES i 1 Hit. J. F. W. LAKE, f. -.... ! l bae proved them excellent for . VV'iioot'is.i 1 oi on." I lO-.v. II. V.'. WAKUEN, Vio-luu. BJLIOWN'S r.'-re liei.d w hen compelled to ill, 'ti,!. rin-r from fou." Lt v. S. J. P. AXDEltSON, bt. Louii. TUoCIHiri: 1 BUOWN'S I TKOCIIK1 1 ixoVi'S'j ; TiiOCIIES' i!;:(i',v:."s ; "EtriiTt ti. in reiiiovitiu Iloarwe. - late! Irritation ol tho Throat, so 1 011,1110,1 v.illi .--j'KMiI.lts and Sinij-hu-r Pud. M. STACY JOH NSON, .it tirmi'jr, tin., Tcwber of MiHie, Southctn Female College. ';"ireat benefit when takou beforw and niter pre.i' fiing, as tin y prevent tl, ,.,,,.,, ..s. From their past effect, I iliink 1 ley will be ol pcriuuurut advantHi.-e to hie." licv. E. ISoWLEY, A. M TROCHE: BKoY.'N"S , l-ie-,i.;, nt in Athens College, Tenn. TROCHES. -.'.! bv al! Ilen -":!-;ts at TWKN -d.-el -:mdvwj FIVE CENTS A BOX. j- 4i.-i'i .y-i.j j. 1 ti 1: it x jhjsth l'osts. The Hiib .erih.-r ba.- j -1st received tiom o 1, N. Y., a lot of tho bisf liemlork Fencing u..r often d in Ibis mi'ImI. He is also pre a red to fiiriusii - si. 3',-iee Pti.ts, iu largo or small 1 1 1 - i 1 i ! i i s . i'a'1 at tie) corner of S. vet. til and Main Htr.ets. trm.,,;,- i.j how goods." dee.7-,! V.v -I. r. OI.OVLIl. te PMifl.lt. JS'KTIfH. I t ,t-e '' ot:.-.- (- tiiatik lay !i'i lids autl Hiw ' i.- t r ' e.eir ; e t -,,a'r..rtae, a-i'l Ii.it a 1 111-i.-oe .- lee' l.'-e. coiteern. I llI'.x-K'lll ly T- :. .'.i p.-te.--.-. uid.-SOe-i to 1110 I y opi a ai-colllit, fl,Ht-.i le't- ' . V, : - to s.-ttl.) th-same, as 1 1 n xe lis t-' cl- -.e '.p :nv 1 Id blloie-s .is sisim as ,1,;,.," (.;.-. .; " V il. bl ElillOW Eli. llW.V.'iC...' fit.ft. 1 .1 still ili-lneriiiv In any jiart of the rity (in .11 . -el li.it less than bllhels the tut ll.lll -..lii.ui M 1 ne t '. ... 1 , well s.-r -em-d, at ti cents I i. I also prepared to delivr no article ...ll, t.i! el. I,:;, ,-ie 1 If He- pllo. lit e, ,-etS b n. le t: an ' siiici. or nut o,.l. 111 lllillled .llulis. at JOHN VIMOMI, cl-ll Se. ' and M.in,;'r Bodiaul Miu'k Co. 1 .lla ity 1 per of i per tin. d.

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