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TELEGRAPH. Loyal Convention at Alex andria, Va. Sinking of the Steamer Memphis. Bailroad Accidents

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Etc., Etc. SEWS VIA NEW YORK. New York, May 18. At the -con vention of loyal meir, held in Alexandrii, Va., yesterday, various resolutions were offered and referred to a Committee of Five. These resolutions set forth, that the rebellion was a wicked and a. causeless one, and that some discrimination should fee made - between those who Buffered for the Government and "those who opposed it; recommending that all .what hore arms in aid of the rebellion should be excluded from the elective franchise: but! if it is decided to restore to all late rebels the right of suffrage, no distirfctios should be made in permit ting all eatizens to vote, irrespective f-color. Theyexpress confidence in the ability, sagacity and .patriotism of a majority or Ueragress, and that they will cheerfully acquiesce ia whatever measures they 3nay adopt for the reconstruetkra of the late rebellious States; thanking those of ; both bouses of Congress who secured the final passage of the Civil Sights Bill; accordia a hearty approval of President Johnson's policy awhile he was . Governor of Tennessee, aad since his election te the Chief Magistracy, for declaring that the loyal men alone hall. govern' the several States, and then jcite a "passage from his speech at Nashville, ia 1864, as their creeds when; the yiewe t)t the I resident were ably enunciated; proclaiming that the loyalj men of V irginia ae under the tyranny oi pardoned rebels, ungrateful for the kindness of the President, ind that the disqualification of rebels either to vote or hold offioe, is absolutely essential to the safc and com fortable residence of loval men: uro posing repudiation of the acts of the ' Jjegisbubaue which lately met in Kich mond, and asked for the meeting of t.ie LoBstituKoaui Lt'iiveuLiou to 01 mmate wall true New Yuk, 4?i-j.;;?c!i to the loval men. Mav 18. The spec .l jota ' contain? 1 W ... 1 1 1 ' reau of liuwn r-lt, lrom the interior to War Department, is jproposed as a means of breaking up alleged abuses of tibe bureau, and placing affairs in the department where the immediate -and efficient action of the military may be Jhad when t&e 'exitgency aemands it. James Anderson, removed from the office ftf Storekeeper of the Richmond lenitentiary for "his Union sentiments, has been ajppointed by the President, and was yesterday eon-firmei-by-th Senate, as Collector of Internal Revenue for the Southern Difitrictof. Virginia.! Such' of the ilinneabta and 7 r 4 fcioux Indians as were not driven off by or operations in 1862, are, kept in.clo) conoementJf They 'were' located 'o the Missouri River, about 100 miles above the present Capital f Dacotah Territory. Five hundred, however, were imprisoned at Davenport, Iowa. By order of the .Secretary of the Interior they were released from confinement, and taken to one of the northwestern points of Nebraska, on the border of Dacotahi and eolonized near the Missonri River, at a point oonsidrably tw fide oj? Fort Eandalll Art order was" also made for the transfer of the Sioux, who had been previously locited on the river above, to their lower settlement: H H r tt.ll ci'vNew York, May 18. The Washington special to the evening psipers says: Tne belief "prevails in diplomatic circles, that an PJuropean war is inevitable; that Napoleon will withdraw his troops from Mexico at an earlv dav: that Maximilian : will find himself obliged to return for want of money: New York, May 18. Stephens continues to receive large numbers of visitors of the Roberts and Sweeney faction over to his side. He receives messages from circles all over the land indorsing his action, among others, one from San Francisco, urging the union of factions., Mr. Stephens, last night, forwarded a letter to circles in Washingtonvia which be opened hostilities upon the opposing' factions for the first time. He admits they have power, which is power for evil to

the cause. -r-T ? I The citizetfs of Dacotah are particularly indignant at the location of the hostile Indians, and predict all sorts of outiages and atrocities in future. The affaueeai4o havebeen enveloped in great secrecy. The intention of the Government! to. locate them at the latter point, was just known here from a complain of .the citizens of the counties interested. The turning loose of a large body of, lawless savages, who are believed to. deserve the penalty of Confinement for life', is received with gjreat alarm by the people of the frontieT, '. and ; they especially . , jii: '.tf:Il.4.. . IVs. t ' i'j .j n.'. i-.i.rJ. i A'".

object to their (being , placed bo farto the 'rear of many of the "weak and widely separated white settlements. The affair willprobably be investigated, and some Congressional action solicited. The Commission appointed to examine into the ' affairs u of the Merchant's National Bank, are of the opinion that the institution will be able to pay about 3 per cent, on the amount of its liabilities. ;The Senate will take up the Pension bill on Friday, as a special order, and the Finance bill of Senator Sherman will have to go over for a week, as the Constitutional .Amendment will eome up on Monday next as a special order, and will occupy perhaps two weeks. The Consular, Diplomatic and West Point appropriation bills were finished to-day in the Senate, and were returned to the House, but, there are no material amendments that will be objected to, except the creation of another Assistant Secretary of State, to

be termed a Second Assistant. It is understood that Chief Clerk Hunter is designated if the bill becomes a law. The House is star industriously working on the Tax bill, which will firobably not be completed before the astof -'next week. To-morrow the Tobacco1 interest will be pretty thoi?ousMy'yfcntilated. , ; New-York. May 18. The Trihune this morning insists that Mr. Thomas BrdwriJ formerly of Ohio, has been appointed by Collector Smythe as his Privaie Secretary. , ' 5 Mr Stephens is expected to start oa his "tour .through the States on Mon dav next. ? The 'Jlerald has a' statement to the effect that Sweeney has -said,. recently, thaPbe was satisfied Chat Stephens was nothing more nor Jess than a British spy, and that be was allowed to ieseape from prison by the British authorities for the sole, purpose of vismg tnis country va. taeir interests. A invention of the Presidents and Superintendents of the Southern rail roads is being held at Ilichmond,the object being to secure -unitorm schedules.ef time and rates -of fare. One thousand, eight hundred and forty miles are represented. -,. ' CoL Markland, special"' supervisin? agent of the Post Office Department, lias returned from " his .second Visit to the Mississippi Valley, having sueeeeded in correcting the abuses in the mail service, and adjusting the dif ficulties among the mail contractors on the route from Cairo to New Or leans. : ' ;: . . :" " - Thu State sf .VirgiTira issued, ye terday, V.i.'HKj m euuMa bonds, to pay 7 1 s 1 the interest of a State tiebt. Ihw i the first issue under 1 e act rf tl" 1 t Lcs I'ldtur. Nkv ork. Mav T . " 1 , ;i.. i Cor ii t n.c, tr" i ll.v -v ' .1 f been restored to liiembership- by a unajiinious "vote, and Bias resumed business. - - 1 New Yxrk, May 18.-avid .Dean, proprietor f the Sunday Times, was robbed art: the Opera ori Wednesday night, rf $2,300 : in Treaury Notes, anA Qfkl"i Srnl-a - and JRI.WU ip fttOCkP. " On the 6th inst., Hon. John McKe on, comasel for liquor dealers arrested 1 tor selling liquors onounday, objected to Geo. Bliss.; Jr., appearing as counsel for ;the Exciser Boar-d, claiming that it was !the duty of District Attorney HalL z JiBstice -Ledwifih; decided the poiatwas well ' takeii. So the complaints- hatre: fallen, as 3fr. Hall declines-to attend the examieation. The German lager beer " brewers have appealed ia the Excise Board to allow the sale of their beett)n Sunday, as thy hatt'e a large .'ftock on Siand, and will be great losers if not allowed to dispose of it before next &I1.I The Bnm of $30T,tj00 - has , heen received from license, and, 130O licenses granted ,J , A-1 Washington special says the House pommittee 5esterday - haid up' the Mexican guestiofi, and i the discussion the Monroe dortrincwas ad hered to. 'As to guaranteeing the fifty million the Coruajittee thought it best to sell to Mexico war materials or ships or provisions and to take he? bonds in payment rather than to guarantee auy of her indebtedness," but the' House probably could not be brought to either indorse or sell on cred-t,' while the Senate burely could not.;: The report of Generals Steadman and Fullerton on" the operations of :,the Preednien's Bureau affairs in South Carolina, except the Court portions,8 has been forwarded to the President. The same complaints that were made against its ofneers in North Carolina T and Virginia, are made concerning its ' officers in South Carolina." t: A prominent officer states that Gen. Howard will shortly be "relieved ag Commissioner- of the Freedmen's Bureau affairs, and some other officer detailed in his place, for his defense of the North "Carolina officers! of the .Bureau. j FROM " ?ai tc.0. May 18. 1 cairo.. r C May 18. The steamed Memphis sunk at Island No." 70." in the Mississippi River,' on the nigl'of the lGth. he is a total loss.7- Insured in Cincinnati for 131,000. v 0 I FROM PROVIDENCE Providknce, R. I., May 18. Information has been received here of the death of -the Right-Rev." George Burgess, D.D., Bishop ' of - Maine, while returning from the West Indies. 'whither he had been for his health.1 He waa a' native' of this State:

EVANSVlLLti, MP., SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1866. , : r ! ESTABLISHED, 1831 - . - - - . i rr-7. ,,. ., .- . i TTATff'niP'AllE. -'--

S , f - FROM WASIIIXTO!f. Warhtnoton. Mav 18. The Presi dent has approved; the following bills and ' joint resolutions :; Authorizing the coining of copper . and nickel fivecent pieces ; levying a duty of twenty per cent, onl imported horses', cattle, swine, and sheep; giving the ViceAdmiral a secretary; and authorizing the selection of a proper site in New York for a post-office building." . ' . I",-..: ' FROM LOUISVILLE. ';;;'; ,'f;;' Louisville. May 18. It is report ed that at about ten o'clock this morn ing, as a construction train, with a number ot hands on board, was pass ing over the railroad bridge at Clarksvule. Tenn., one hundred feet nigh, one span gave way, precipitating tne cars into the water, ueven lives , are said to have been lost. 5 l ; , . . The wires are interrupted, and no further, particulars are obtainable at present. , . -.. !. ' . SUSCELLANEOUS. ; -Dissolutioii of Copartnership milK COPAIlTXr.RSKIP HERETO .J&. ' fore existing between B. F. Gau-ii and K. c. watcn, nnaer tne name ftuu styie oi IGrAtch & Hon, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. R. C. Gatch retiring from the .Jirm. - B.P.GATCH. " I tl h-Z Copartaerdiip. f 'S::,:' " ; ,-TT7E, THE USOERSIGSTEn. HAVE V V V this day ftrmi partnership, under the name and style of tiattrlt S Ijzier, Hl will continue the buJness at tie -old stand of Gatch Awon, N. 37 Main street. 7 m : -ti. i-l i.,?t .a..' B. F.GATCH. ' LrMay 8, mi h- ; fi.ir-sa- H. A. LOBIER).; ' '1''.' ''., ' iT.4- i 71 ' ' yps ', RETiRiarWi from, the -firm jL, of Uatch & Beon, I re1im tharsks to our 4nitrons for, pat tovofrs, ViopLrtg th same nccess my owtinue 'with my successors. I iuayietf n-.f-H.ll i f K. C.GATCH.' ' TT ARIKB HOSPITAL FOR SALE. , 'Sukvsvor's Office, bVASSVIM.K, JSD., iIfiy rt, JJTOO. I will tweerv wealed proposals until the th day of Jane .next for the purchase of tne Marine itosjiiiai near inis city. f The jrrounfls contain '. about t hree acres. ,The btiildins (now well adapted for hospital uses), witfi a little alteration, might be converted into a faetory. Term of mle, cash ; or, by paying interest, the purchaser may have tiiKe, as follows: One-third cash, one-third in one 3ear, and one-thlnd Sa two years, by giving notes, with personal security. - Bids will be received 'for a lease of the property froTe-r two year from the 30th. of June next. n A. L E.OBIX8tJN, may 4 dtilljuneS 7 Surveyf ot Customs. ; lariiie Hospital ITotica j f 7 '- stTRVEyoit's Office, . ; ' . EvA!fCTixi.E, Ind., May 1, 18G& f , SKXXJE.O PJSOPOiHALN WILL BE reeoiwed at .this office .em til 12 o'clock, meridian, on .Tuesday, the ath day of Jun next, feriK)ardi.Hg ana uursinp, including medieiae and ucK-dlcal aUeu dance, of M1 ay- iA.i iUritaij;a.iiLJlu- at Wi J pos i Horn ti . tir,A Ofcyjwf .Jfuly, . .ti -iiiih day rf j June. IW.i- J liidcleuM) will lese stafc- (lie prie per i ' w-ekwach-p.tk-nt. 1 1 htt .-.'-i i-.i l.aii'it mih rtl ie 11U 1 1. 1 1 'tt-n mtj ;uiv of UiKan'l d'V.i -tiii- - 1 i- 1 -it I 1 " Corcaer's Iugrest. . A K rat IT EOT WAS HELD, MAY 12th, jSal xt ,the iod y of mionknown man. J T ' y, i j in fTimmi:rifn iV.1i .1 I In thu H)i i1 "Hlver. Ku,fos4d (to have beu drowned os ftne steanoiMat .Missouri. ae was anout a vars of lml black wh iskers, blacic np.ustacne, auua 'msck nair; mimii, ueuojue !M wands, annl sm&B feet ; had n his person a J -find whit "net mnder-shirt, t;laek f triped lrihirL rililii .lrwes white enttn orer-sliirt. dcilllni; drawers, white eotton oeks; abowt & fat-t 8 inches.tigh. JOHN BWCHMAN, y.. Cftponer Vanderburgh County. aa-yW cllw ,,, ..-.. .' i ' : j .. f.vCopsrt3ier8hijLu i. .'..,.' WE, THE .UNDERSIGNED, HAVE this day formed a copartnership, irintfer the ttntue aw! style of L. Icrlehart fc Co., to carry on the Grocery ajad Provision iDVUimees, in ine iDtuiaing lorniriy occupied iby Cross fe Crofts, Third street, between Mai; and Locust streets. vt ,7 ,. ! JOHN H. BOROMAN. ! - " - LEVI IGLEHART. . BmnSviUe,MyjW,iie. : , ; n HEFERRISO i 5vT THE AUOVE, IT a with great pJflBjiure we introdnce our snecessors to oar bite numerous friends aud .customers, aad solicit for them the same liberal patron g heretofone extended toms. CROSS & CROBTS. May ), 1866. , l. jotiBff ast..- n n T "J. ff. boecaV. ' 2 j yL. IGLKfTART & CQ.,, . , v THIRD 5TREET, bet. Main and Locust. CITY. GROCERY. ' A fOnPLETE RTOC'If ' AND XX. eral assortment of staple and Fancy Groceries constantly on band, with fresh arrivals of Country Produce, such as Butter, Egs, Poultry, &c It will be our aim to supjily all reasonable wants in our line of a well-regulated family. L. IGLEHART & CO. Also, the best brands of Flour, CornMeal, Feed, &c - j mayl2 tf . j ,;.,-, , EemovaL A- C. PITSIIEE'S VARIETT STORE a has been removed to No. TO MAIN STREET, where can be found a great variety of New Goods, Toys, and jNotions, both useful and ornamental, at reduced prices. ,..,;,.(, ;i- . . - roay3d2w ft, z ro il f.. FANS Fancy and Plain, mar 13 3m At HEAD 4 MOONEY'S. i;. GOOD HOSIERY marl33m At HEAD & MOONEY'S '

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' W. Q. rrri-t.KRTON. ' Late of Louisville, Ky. r MATTHEWS & FU1LERT0N. T i - ' - : Dealers In ' ' ' v '' ' : AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, : Wood and Willow Ware, , ! ' AND -. ' . HOUSE 'FURNISHIKG ARTICLES No. 46 Main Street, no6tf. . , EVANSVILLE, IND : The Farmers' Companion.' ; i J. M. GLEiCHMAN. Offers his improved Rttjmp Extractor to the public. This Machine is one of the most useful to farmers now in use, and is designed for three important purposes: 1st, To extract Btumps; 2d,.To haul Saw Logs; 3d, To raise and haul large Rocks. It is durable, simple and cheap. Two men can work it. : 7 - ' ..- L Farmers who wish their fields and meadows clean of Stumps will find it to their interest to get one of these Machines. For particulars apply to ' ''-''' . . J. M. GLEICHMAN, f No. 89 Main Street, opposite Court House, , marl4-3mdw i EvansvUle, Ind, TTEW YORK ICE-CREAM and CONXH FECTIOSKRY STORE., No. 85 Main street, opposi te Washington House. Keep on hand' the best I.se-Cream',' Cah dies, ana tjoaiecuoneries 10 oe iouna.ia the city. . , , . , . . s . . ' 1 Orders for parties promptly attended to .. ( ROSA BERNHEIMER. f' !, STEPH AN, R AGGIO,, mayl2dlw i-' 41 s .v . - - - HARDWARE. rr ; ' JACOB ' STRAUB & SON, ' -) HARDWARE MERCHANTS; ;!Xo ' 74 Main Street, , r j lit ! EVANSVlttE, INi)., TTNVITE THE ATTENTION OF MER a. chants.' Manufacturers. Mechanics, and others to the following, which we will sell At the LOWEST MARKKT RATES :.-, i C. 8. PLANTERS' HOES, all sizes: . . ' I A 'T.' t 'XT TXT J t 1 . . . 1 rllita . J i. v 1 1 1 .1 , ri 1 nig lit 1 1 v 1 " . ' v ' . , . hdviut o.ti irirTt'PfHilvi ROWLAND'S SHOVELS nd SPADES " AMES'S " iPOjTTLAND'S " 1 " H. S. & CO.-S GARDEN HOES and IRAKRS: H. ii. CO. HAY, MANURE, and SPADING FORKS; H. B. A CO.'S COMMON and PATENT SNATHS: H. a & CO.'S DUTCH BOW: CRA B. & CO.'S HAY RAKES, One and awo f ingers; ..; r: Blood's Cast Steel Grass, Grain, Brier, nl Lawn Scythes; Blood's German Steel Grass, Grain, Brier, aa Lawn scythes; . . Waldon's Grass Scj'thes ; Franc's " iiiiiueburK's.). vtbe Stones; frn!.ii liraKx Hooks and slay Knives; I'mnSiiiSawmuil Knives; InMMji aod .cnameuHl' Krtti-jind tatHV: i K - V, M t : it" German, English, and American fehears ana scissors . Grain and Meal Sieves: ,; .i - ' - . Brushes Horse, Shoe, W. W. a nd CI othes ; Curry t'owns American ana .ngusn ; Cotton and Wool Cards; 7 ...- ' ' Scales and Scale Beams ji,.. ; n BHard Frame Slates; ' ., '',.. Jt-siateand Lead Pencils: ; ' ; 1 , '. Steel Pen and Pen-holders ; . i , - i i : i ' - D. M. & Co. and German Padlocks ; ; f . ; , j Pittsburg Door Locks and Latches ; ' . Anurican Screws ; ("' ' ' ireenwood's Butt and Strap Hinges:; -. Wheeling Nails, Brads, Finishing Clinch, And Casing Xflils; m , - ; New style Molasses Gate 1, 8, and 8 ;'',), i Frary's Patent Oil Faucets ; , , ! ' Brass, Metal, and Wood Faucets; 7,! '. , Cow. Sheep, and Hand Bells: , ' Iron-. Bt-ass, Zinc, and Brittania Hopper UOBee-H.viuis; - r f' ' ,i Kidei . Ilopir artd Tin Bottom C6freeMills; r ,. ...7. .lf -si.i .1 . Nail sntl Spike Gimlets; . i! Skimiucv8and Ladlifsif Y J'j".'.:1il'''-1 f Busting SiHJons; , jr.. Brass and Japanned Candlesticks ; ' i' n ' -Chess, Smith & Co. 's Tacks- , f Brads nml Finishing Nnils; ' :" 'Beren Grindstones nnd Hangings ;"" B1ok1, Tt-neyk CPliIlHpsV Hatchets, Hand aud Broad , Axes,' Boys"' tAxes, and Foot Adzes;" ' " ' " Bloiod's iUiln . Carpenters' -r Axes' and -Arlr.ex; ' ' ' , . . , v-.uooKi Jennings s co.'s Augar Bits; f t -Bright. Common, and Cast Steel Augers: English and American' Chisels and Gouges; ,. t - .., Kisston's ahd S.' 4 J. Hand,' Wood, and Tenon Saws; r : : . 1 7 . Atkin's Patent Cross-Ciit Saws ; . Rowland's Mill Saws; - , ri'-'u! . Ohio Tool Co.'s Planes and Plane Irons; ' D. R. Barton's Rochester Cooper Tools; L. Sr I. J. White's Buffalo " . " 7 , - Terre Haute Truss Hoops ; '" , Butcher's, Spencer's. Moss & Gamble's, and Greave's best English Files ; Flat, Half-Rouvid, Round, and Square Sastard H-ltt inch Files: Flat and Half-Round Smooth 10-16 inch FileS- ,. ... Mill File, 10-16 Inch: Hand Saw File, 3-fl inch ' ' Cabinet Rasps and Files; - ...... Horse-Shoe Rasps; " ' ' . '7 Copper Rivets; . i f , . . Stanley's Rules, Levels, and Bevels, Try Squares: ' . ; ' . . . i . . . ' Iron and fteel Squareo? . Bemis's Dividers, Calipers, and ' Compasses; , ' .,( ;, - Brick; Plastering, Pointing, and Garden Trowels; t ; :., .' : .t , Cast Steel Mattocks, Picks, and Grub HOPS : . ' 1- : i ' . . - '- Cabinet Hardware; . Wrought Iron, Brass, and Table Hinges; Iron and Brass Castors; . , , .; ' Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;' Flintpaper;- . ...... r Eagle Lock Co. 's Till, Wardrobe, Cupboard, Chest, and Drawer Locks ; ' Coffin Screws, Tacks, Hinges, Plates, and Handles; ' - Coffin Lace, two and three'rows; ' '!;,' Butcher's and S. & J. Turning Chisels and Gouges;. , , 1,. , ... ,' ' Bradbury '8 Spokeshaves ; , i , '.. Boring Machines; . 7 r Building Hardware: - ' Chain Pumps and Fixtures--! Hollow Augers and Spoke Trimmers; Washita Oilstone and Slips; , Handles-i-Auger, Cross-Cut, Hatchet, Ax, Pick, Hoe, Adze, Chisel, File, and Plane Handles. -,, . ri '- ... . Terms Casr. Orders by mall solicited. : apr5 MTh i. : JACOB STRATJB & SON, : Dissolution of Copartnership. ; THE PARTNERSHIP v BETWEEN; Wm. A Page and W. J. Lowry 4 Co. under the name of W. A. Page & Co., In the General Insurance bnsiness, was dissolved on the 1st pf May, 1806, by mutual consent. mayld3t tr in

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TXRZ JOHN BULL'S t.s .nr-'.'d W-t '!. : ' f;-l fH-i ' Giedron Bitters ! THE LATEST AND MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY OF THE 19th CENTURY. , 17 J) O MAJi-W SAME IS MORE intimately connected with the history of Materia Medica in the United (states, or more favorably known ia a pioneer of medical discovery, man mat 01 , . ; , ,. ' ....: , DR. JOHN; BULL, :,;;,o;i.v ' . ,-.T , of Loubjville, Kentackyi ( : ; ,. ri;,Xiil .Vf Y,!-: vi ' t, ii-r.'.trA-r. f 1 1 His inimitable preparationrof Sarsaparilla has long stooi at the head of the yrioua compounds of that valuable drug. : i . . . - '' . r i His Compound -6? "Wild Cherry has become a household word throughout the West and Sonth. .,..- ? -.- -r'J- . .1: ; !.'- "rr f t His Worm Lozenges, In less than a year after their introduction, attained a Teputa tion as wkie-spread as the continent of North America. L ' ' t . f i But the crowning glory of his lite remained to be attained in his latest discovery, or rather combination, for he does not claim to be the discoverer of CEDRON, which is the basis of the Bitters now offered to the public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of Central America, to whom its virtues have been known for more than two hundred years. Armed itii it tvi Tndian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria, and handles withOat fear the most venomous serpents, , it Is a belief with them that while there Is breath left in the body the CEDRON Is potent to cure, no matter what the disease may be. While Dr. Bull is not prepared to indorse this extravagant pretension, he is nevertheless satisfied, from a thorough examination of the evidence relating to its virtues, that as a remedy and preventive for all diseases arising from exposure, either to changes of weather and climate, or to the miasmatic influence, it stands without a rival, and justiy deserves the reputation It has so long enjoyed In Central America and the Went Indies. , . ' , In DYSPEPSIA, and its attendant train of symptoms, it acts more like a charm than a medicine. There is nothing in the range of Materia Medica that can for a moment hear a comparison with it in this disease. -, A full acwint of thi wonderful i.lant may tie found in the .eleventh editn of tl?e L'.'S. Dispensatorv. or, paaes 13S1 aud i.;v. - . firs. tt r. - . " t ".nil " r. f'1'.'..i.ic-n r- f 1 . ! W!f ti Oil'." approved t6ni(!S, the whole preserved in the best quality of copper-distilled Bourbon Whlskv, which he , is confident has no equal tn the world. - He might furnish a volume of certificates, but the public has long since learned to estimate such things at their true value.. The safest plan is for every one to test for himself the virtues of Sk new medicine." 7 " ifl ,uri-: j Give, the CEDRON BITTERS one trial, and yon will never use any others.. far! ;Tt, It is not necessary to Publish a lone list of diseases of which the Cedron Bitters are a specific, In all diseases of the Stomach, Liver,, Kidneys. or Bowels; In all Affections of the Brain, depending upon Derangement of the Stomach and Bowels in Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgia, ana in 11 t At.Kn.iu Aufciu. j, An I., nun w supersede all others.. It not only cures these aiseases, dui prevents mem. -. A wiheglassful of the Bitters, taken an hour before each meal, will obviate the ill effect of the. most unhealthy climate, and "screen the person taking it against dis eases, nnaer me most trying exposure. ys ! , .'.', ."''." f Sold by druggists and grocers generally, Dr. Johx Bull's Pkincipal Office, . ; ' FIFTH STREET, ;7t','," ! "i'T'l: .'.-t'' ' -.LOTOSVUXB, Kr, . . 5 I U. :t v, '1 -.;;':' - -' SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, tl 7 ., r-by-t ".' P E TER VI EBLING, - ' : WATER STREET, : , . !-.-; ! If - ' ' -. who also sells 1 1 ' 1 Bull's Worm: Destroyers, . : i -; '. 7.-" 1 ; ..; , j jjcv -.'.-:: .'... .,'''''' '. 7 , ; Ji! ;? i ;;;';' BiiU's Sarsaparilla. ' '' ' J . .7 tr.Mx.i : 7', ', ;; r ', H r "u J, Smith's Tonic Syxap. ' mayl2 Tn,Th,8at tf ,,.; : . v

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IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS -AND Queensware. CONSIDER OUR ADVANTAGES! W are now receiving oit Queensware direct from the Potters of the Old World A4 New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from the Ocean Steamers, and placed ou board Steamboats, which land them at our wharj In this city, thus making but one transfM from LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND -TO Evansville, Indiana. You will observe, therefore, that we secure safe and speedy transportation, M well as great saving in breakage, which alone is a very important item to be considered in the cost of our Wares. Our Stock is one of the largest and beat ' assorted to be found in the West, and far sale at.--.fi (i ..:,' Extremely' Low , Prices. We are now manufacturing everv !. scription of COAL OIL, LAMPS, CANDLE and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we wili sell at less than Cincinnati prices. Lamp Stock, consisting nt Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sal at manufacturers' prices. Our new Catalogue and Price List for 19S , . is now ready for distribution, which wltt'l be furnished to Merchants only, on appli- . cation. .-..-!' t , " id DRESS GOODS. A new supply Just received " .,.1 mail? 3n At HEAD A MOONEY'S,

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