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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20
TO TRAVELLERS:

TO TRAVELLERS:
Cincinnati Omnibus Line.
Via Boston. Fair Haven, Morning ~ ,GES
DarlOWn. RESI- ME.D!!
THE WESTERN STAGE COMPANY,
- rsrEcrruLLy inform the travelling public
n Of RICHMOND aud surrounding country.
that their Daily Line Of Om"i bns>es, which
was temporarily suspended on account the
evale nee Of tho Cholera, is again RUM ng be
tween Richmond and Cincinnati Iho,* wish
ing a safe and speedy conveyance to til city,
" al find j: ia this inc. Leaves RIch!no%- al I.
o'clock eaca oru.ug. Leaves C;Gcinna.i ssme
time.
J5-Time of running ugh-NSae Hours.
For seats apply at the office OF the Company,
ID door west Of SlOan's Hotel
X. WHITNEY, Agent.
Richmond, November 80, lsI9. 35-tf
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The public cautioned against BASE
COUNT RFEIT ARTICLE

Recollect that this preparation is manufactur-
ed by John L. Toland, and on the yellow label
each bottle the name OF 4 l.. Scovll IS omit
ted after the words "Eutered according to act
of Congress, &c, &c." and that the pamphlet
accompanying the counterfeit is wholly false.
being made up of fictitious certificates, purport-
ing to have come from u. Blanchard, NJ. d.,
Harrsburgh, Pa. 8. A. MorreN, NJ. D., Boston,
Hiram Woodruff, Utica. Asa Smith, Beacham,
VT, &C., &c.
The genuine Dr.. Rogers Compound Syrup
Of Liverwort and Tar is accompanied by PAM
phlet containing certificates Of citizens of the
highest standing, such as Professor II. Cox, Doc
tor VIM Richards, Hon. Judge Henry Morse,
Hon. Judge WIN. Burke, &c, &c, all Of whom
are citizens Of Cincinnati.
A suit in equity in the United States Court has
been instituted against George NJ. Allen, ?.
Clinton, and John Il. Toland, and suit for
$40, 600 has been brought against a wealthy ste
reotypeist who made tie plates and forged the
fac slmie of the name of Andrew Rogers, and
assure the public that will he deferred by
no fear Of litigation, trouble, or expense. from
dealing to the uttermost limits of the law nth
counterfeiters, vendors, stereotypers, printers,
agents, or any persons whatsoever concerned,
directly or indirectly, in such nefarous and
shameful practice.
We warn the public against the counterfeit Of
fered by +. Clinton, who is the travelling agent
of this spurious article. And we earnestly re-
quest our agents and friends, and the friends Of
humanity and justice, promptly to forward TO us
information of any pc rson or persons selling or
Offering for sale any Of the counerfeited article,
as they not only responsible for damage &c
any person using tire counterfeit. article, but are
liable to prosecution.
Those who afflicted with diseased lungs,
and wish to be benefited By the GENUINE DR..
Rogers Balsam Of LITERWORT and TAR,
should buy of the advertised agents only.
Cincinnati, June Goth, 1913.
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FOREIGN Gold Coins.

Bank Note Table aud Exchange List.
Corrected, ,ceekly. for the Cincinnati G0zene.J
BY GEORGE MILNE & Co., West Third street,
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills OF
Exchange; who make coll ections throughout
the u. States, Canada and EurOpe-keep de-
post accounts-and draw Oh Eng land IN sums
to suit purchasers.
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nancy SOAPs-An kind. Of F.nex ST..
wing and Toilet Soaps; aIso, Castle and
Ossve soaps, for sale, wholesale and retail n
Nov. q HOWELL.S' DING Scr.
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Prepared in June last by John T. Toland Yin the
employ of George NJ Allen, Druggist, of Gin
cinnati.) This Counte rfeit is sold by one John
Bull, of Louisville, r., also, by Joseph Howelis,
Richmond, Indiana.
We lately learned that our first citizens have
been grossly imposed upon by this counterfeit
by some Of the Druggists Of Cincinnati The
particulars will be published in few days Mr..
Rogers has Justly exposed the bare faced outrage
and contemptibie imposition Of this John T. To-
land in ounterieiiing this Medicine, and forging
the fac sInille of his
The following Druggists Of Cincinnati have
CERTIFIED that Mr.. Rogers statements are enti-
tied to the fullest confidence of the public:
Messrs. Wayne & Pieis, Alfred A. North,
VIM. S. Merrill. A. s. Merrill, w. F. Smith
VIM. P. Farquhar. Also:
Mr.. II. Fl. Sperry. Prop ietor of the Herald
Office, and c. w. Starbuck, Proprietor of the
Times Office. have certified above. and fur
thermore that the statement of John T. To!and
is FALSEH:
TIMPORTANT CACTION-Owinz to
the late counterfeit, Dr.. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar viii Be hereafter enveloved in a WHITE WRAP
PER, and a splendid steel plate engraved LABEL,
and signed ANDREW RoeKRs. For sale whole
safe and retail by
A L. SCOVILL,
Corner of Fifth and Race SITS, Cincinnati.
0P1RvIN REED 10 the authorized Age mt
in Richmond. Indiana.
Jan. 80, 1850. 6-N
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City Is:Ak cry, Candle EactOryAkc
PAXSON, LEWIS s. Co, No. So.

City ls:Ak cry, Candle FactOrykc
PAXSON, LEWIS & Co, No So.
South East Corner Of Main and Morton streets;
RfcHNoNp, ISpIAxA;
HAvE just opened splendid assortment Of
IL FAMILY GROCERIES, which they srv
prepared to sell cheap for Cash or exchange for
approved country produce, either Wholesale o.
retail
~ Raisins, Figs, Cheese. Herring, Sugar.
Candies, &c. &c. for sale cheap.
I5They are prepared to furnish wedding
fixngs,' IN the shape Of Pound Cake, TO all who
may apply. Call aud them.
u CANDLES for sale by the Box or Pound.
and the big hest price in Cash paid for EEEvES
and T1LLOW.
Bread. Cakes, Crackers, &C.,
Fresh and Good, hands at all times; also.
FRESH MEATS:
Such as Beef Pork, Veal, &c. will be served
up every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday mor-
nings.
They respectfully invite the citizens Of Rich
nond, and vicinity 10 call and see them; and IL
they go away dissatisfied empty handed, il
shall not be the fault Of
PAXSON, LEWIS e. CO.
Nov %, is49. JlH
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UST in time. an: nst from tine Last, Gents
- Fine Morocco and Calf Boots; Ladies dos
Of x. Esteli's manufact ure, at the City Shoe
Store, No. 6, Main street. Call and examine
the m, they the latest style.
JOB BORTON.
Jan. 80, 1850. eff
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FHsESsE GROCERIES.
Just Received :.t No. 80. Main St.
RIffJMOND ySDI4v4

FRESH eSE$OCEKzES,
Just Received :st No. 80. Main ST.,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
= Il. NORMAN is now receiving and will
teE constantly keep Oh hand. fresh supply o.!
Fa RI lily Groceries,
uch as Coffee. Tea, Sugar, Spices. Fish, Rice,
Cheese, Table ANA Common Salt. Mustard, Can
dies. Rasins, Indigo, Starch, Vinegar, &c, &c
Also, Tobacco ana Cigars Of different varieties
Queens ware and CrOcAcry-Svare.
He has also on hand general assortment Of
Queensware and Crockery- ware. such as is COM
monty used.
IHar ware and CHtIery.--A supply
of Nails, ShoveIs, Trace Chains, &c, together
with assortment of Table cutlery can be
fon nd at this establishment.
PrOVfSiOMSs-lie keeps for sale Corn MeaI,
Corn, Oats, Dried Beef, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes.
and variety Of other articles i'll the Provision
line.
All the above articles viii be sold as cheap as
they can be bought at any other establishment: nj,
and warranted good. Give him call and
Judge for yourselves.
Country Produce --1e will purchase
all kinds of country produce, for which he will
pay the highest market price, either III C'rocere
or Cash.
Feb g. 1856 1-3m
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nrThe livery stable Of Bradley s. Lee.
at Palmyra, H., was burned on the l4th
with FL horses. Loss So, 500.
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FIR ES III A IS h Nv Al
At FARO CHAR e. WICKER

WYE have just received a fresh lot of Blue +,
w Black, Brown and Green Cloths; some
entirely new style Cassmeres Cult Velvet,
Satin Ribbed, Silk and Fancy Vestings; which
we will make to order at the shortest notice and
warrant satisfaction. Also, good assortment
Of Clothing ready made. and everything else
that men in the habit of wearing. kept to &C
conr,odate the customer at moments EARNING
LslmpS.--We have also received another
lot of Gas Lamps, also Lard Lamps, sett Of
splendid Gerando!es, lamp Chimueys, Globes
and W icks.
Jan. 80, 1850. 6-tf
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IT q. EARRELL'S genuine Arabia,

F" q. EARREI.L'S genuine Arabi.m
Il Imminent is NEST extraordinary medi.
enc, the truth Of which is placed beyond doubt
by the vast sales OF the article, and the man
cures being daily performed by il. which p!evi-
ousIy had resisted oil other med iciu.s and the
skill OF the best PHI sicans in the world. II 10
composed oil balsams, extracts aud gums peculi-
ar to Arabia-posses ssng, in a Concentrated
form. all their stimulating, Anod ne. penetra-
ting, unctuous and revuisive properties, end the
same which. ages agO, wero used by the '.Sons Of
the Desert, with such miraculous success, in
curing the diseases Of both man and beast.
Read the foiloming REMARKABLE CURES.
~hieh shonid of nemselces place
ii. G' Farrell's Arabian Limimene
FIR beyond any .imilar ,eneav.
About year and a half ago, n swelling an,
peared IN my wifr's stomach, gradually incrs as
ing in size until II became IS LARGE aa nv IL,
and SO sore that she could not be ar the least nres
sure upon ~ without giving her extreme pain
| got the advice of our best doctors, and thew
ciief-I IN oPinIo.i about il; some said il was an
asue lake or enlargement, of the Spleen; some ,
mat u was an EnIargetns ut Of the Ovarics: and
diners Said it was TumoT Of the Ovaries. and
could not be cured except by cutting il ont. In
ms critical situation, was pc AIDED TO try II
-. Farreii's Arabian Lininent upon IL and
strange as il may appear, upon the third spplca-
ton she began TO improve. and has we'd
getting better daily, until now she 10 - well a.
ever-enjoying excellent health.
=. NCOONNkL l..
Peoria, March 5, 1910.
Robert Kinds, Postmaster, saws,
CEnEsTowx. p. M.rch 27. 1870
One woman has used your I..aime Mt wieSs Nv,
success. She had lost the use Of ne = l. =. r..
three years, the cords he;ng contracted s.. tbs,
her legs were be mt az much while standi.v =. :.
naturai Tor the pcs.,on Of ia- legs w, Ie sitting
ana she cooId not be nd them in the least; but Nv
the use Of RI. G. Farrell. Arabian I.;,;...., ~
- no" able to walk with eese, and has . str.;rh,
ii'hn. have found !; a most excellent ysmedv
10. morse hesh' afso. IL, every ihisg which re-
q1ires an external remedy.
0For sale by Irwin Reed, Rschnsnd: N
Seafon. Cen:reviIi~; II. Goeitel. ; miles West
OF Centreviiie; vanuxem & Son, Dublin: C.. n
Raymond. Cambridge city: J. C.mmack. Cbes-
ter; Parker & Stanton, Newport; Coffin & P.,.
VANCE, Williamsburg; and regsssr!y su,horissd
agents all over the United States. Call and o.,
farrer Book. free Of charge.
Dee. 10, le49
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Lon sALE!-ForR NEAT DwErIIN,:
HOUSES, aud TWO VACANT LOTS
.''uated IN Richmond. For particulars. a,cIv
%. EDWARD FRANCIS.
Richmond. lIaseh 1t. 1919 l3s1
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waShimyaOmf;am Society,

1rMeet in the Hall Of the s. T., next
Monday evening, (Feb. 49, at early candle
lighting.
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NOTICE TO CONTR

TVHHE Directors Of the Richmond Bridge auG
Il Turnpike Company will receive sealed pro
posal. at the Tsn-yard Office Of W iliam Ken.
worthy & Son, until IL O'Clock NJ, Of the Goth
inst, for the Grading aud Masonry Of the entire
limo Of said Road. Plans and Specifications Of
said work may DO seen at the above named
place. from and after the Goth inst.
By order of the Board,
JOHN H. HUTTON, See'y.
Feb. s, 1850. 7-3s
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Eastern Exchange.

New Orleans Exchange.
Sight buy prem; 80 days buy. int & ads.
Do sell l pm; 60 days IS So sc l! dis.
80 days buying int and dis.
Sterling Exchange in N. York, per cent. pm.
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rASH ADVANCES made BY the unde r
~ signed on Barrelled Pork, Bulk Meat, LARD
Flour, and al! kinds Of Produce sent to the IN On
consignment or Tor sale in this market.
MACQUEEN s. HARVEY
Corner Of Sycamore and Canal streets
Jan. %, 1850. (5-Sw) CINCINNATI, ONO
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ook Aere.-.The very highest price in
- cash. viii be given for good Irish pofs toes.
Batter. Apples, and New Cioer, It No. 20 Ss.,,
Row. ELI GRpFEITH
let mo. 9sd, 1850. s.f
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THE PRICE OF STOVES REDUCED.

THE PRlCE or STOVES kEOI CED.
TN j. BAE4(:IS, thankful for past fsyors,
would inform the public, that he has TO
tiuced the prices all Of his Stoves. Bucks
Patent among the rest lie keeps u larger
sortment than any other House. His stock
4, >nsis,s Of 1 sizes Bucks Patent Air Tight
pou,ie oven, and ) sizes Single oven, this siov~
IS warranted 10 perform better than any Stove
offered the oilers The fire. aud il has
Il larger oven THAI any other Stove. The great
~ reduced price vii; give all persons a chance
to get one of those invai..ahlr Stoves. lie ais"
keeps sizes Victory Prem."m, large orens and
keary plut~s, 1 sizes LafsSf ,~emi"ms. iSrgs
Loiiefs and oreas. sises Saratoga dir Tight;
1 Stanley; ) sizes Gothic; / sizes 6 pi:seS; =
sizes plates; Sizes 10 plate, boiler heits &"
top; ) sizes Russia Iron self regulators srd
,ci!hout.
Drum, Paflcr, and all other kinds Of Stoves
that are k-r, IN any Stove establishment. These
stoves made from the best Scotch and Amer
lean Iron, and warranted 10 stand FIRE Tor ono
year; if plates break others are furnished gratis.
All kinds Of hollow ware, kettles, pots. ovens.
skicts, Steam kettles, Andirons. Wagon Box
es. Porch Steps, Sad Irons, &C.. sc. AIT kinds
of Tin ware made and kept on hand. Copper.
Brass and Britannia ware, full assortment.
Persons would DO We'll TO give him cali, they
will find Stoves cheap enough ut No. ~, oppo-
site Brightwelfs Store. There Bucks
Stoves, nor Bucks Stoves improved, sold here
but by the subscriber.
Dec, l2th, lsi9. 5l:f
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Wagons for Sale.

i OOkING.(sLAS PLATES A(:AlN...A
new recruit, comprising all sizes. from . =;
9 to Is - 80. and cut to lit any size frame. Call
at HOWELLS' Drug store.
Nov 81.
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FAMILY MEDICINES.
FAHSE::sTock's v..m'fsse.
Il Anti bilious Pills,
Cough LozeDees,
Carsnnative Lozenges,
Cough Baisasn,
Eye Water.
Opoceldoc,
B'andyeth's Pills,
Grafenburg GO.
Wogsdelfs 90.
American Iniment.
Nerve and Bone Liniunent:
For sale by Swf fir + Dos
Richmond, Dee S, 1SA9. s0.,f
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Queens ware and CrOck<cry.WaI

He has also on hand general assortment o
Qneensware and Crockery- ware. sucl, as is com
monty used.
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#s@SGRtEs1AlM "a
%C,MEPTC yT2J
EEExnI9E(!E{Djxa

VkNllIS celebrated remedy II constantly in
i creasing its fame by the many cures i is
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:. II. WHITE. lever Resd's- }
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

MELoDEoN.-The fine steamer Melodeon
under command of Capt. Ackerman, is now
running in the ST. Louis and N. Orleans
trade. We had the pleasure Of coming from
emphiS to the mouth on her, and enjoying
the most pleasant trip it has been or happI-
ness to realize for long time. Capt. Ack-
erInan Is well known OH the rivers, as IA good
aud faithful officer aud IA most accommodating
gentleman, while Commodore Elliot anu Rev.
SIR. Patterson, clerks, deserve to be known
over the whole country for the same quallfi
cations. According TO the language OF their
own boat, they all graduates oithe How
school. They will understand US when we
tell them the hoU fashion takes here aJmi-
rably! To MIS-. Capt. Alderman. especial
ly, with other charming ldlies under her
guardianship, as ice were, do We return thanks
three-lourths OF all the pleasures so bouatl
fully realized. There are a thousand sweet
little associations connected with the trip,
which will long endear it TO our memory
May we soon meet all that crowd again and
under the same happy circumstances.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

BoATs AGRoUND.--Last Saturday we saw
aground on Trade Water bar feet of six
boats. They were the Chancellor. bo.nd up
and lighting on the Gen. BEN and flats; the
Gen. Benz which steamer arrived here yes
terday; Robt. Rogers, bound down; Con-
signee, ditto; J. J. Crittenden, ditto; Gay
oso, bound up. The John Q. Adams.
got over by changing freight to q fiat, and
afterwards pulled over the Rogers, who hoped
10 get down through another chute. The
Martha Washington, with a small boat was
laid up in Trade Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30
Judge him by the past.

Will not all who are called upon next Mon
day to vote for Blythe or Greaihouse for the
State Convention remember the almost total
failure II the latter in fulfilling his duties as
Representative last winier2 We ask him
and we ask his organ here, what he did TO
advance the Interests Of this section during
his stay at Indianapolis? Not solitary
thing that boy of fifteen could aot Just as
Well have done, besides Representing an III
ieigent constituency more satisfactory
Yet in his huge aud ridiculous ambition, he is
now a candidate for an Office of much greater
responsibility, and calling for higher abilities
IA car didate ouly proposed by himself
We do NOT thinkany worse of GreatAouse Tor
possessing limited naiural ability and less
acquired knowledge-but we do blame hun,
being thus, Tor attempting to occupy post
lion for which nature never adapted him, and
which could be so much better filled by other
men from his own party. He is good fel-
low So are there Others just good, but
who could better fiji! The position ID which he
aspres. So is Mr.. Blythe just as clever a
man. and Just as well disposed TO advance the
interests oil all CLASSES, aud possessed of much
stronger powers TO do so. What do al
Greenhouses good wishes to advance our in
terests avail when he possesses no power
through which TO carry out his wishes p
This is pertinent queslian-he may think i
an impertinent one-yet it is query ove'
which the people should ponder. Vote for q
man who will do honor to his 'Rstituency
and to the body in which he aspires to sit al
IL Delegate. From Greenhouses course "a
Indianapolis he did neither honor TO Us 70
himself, much less acting to any advantage
Tor the county which he represented.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

Papers of both parties unite in declaring
the new Cabinet an excellent one, combining
qualities high us could be obtained from the
best talent and experience OF our country
We suppose all the gentlemen nominated
will accept, though several have not yet been
heard from. The appointment, of Gen. Scott
and Com. Warrington, to the War and Navy
Departments pro tenn. will give satisfaction.
1t is good Wing Cabinet. Every man in it
has been well tried, and stands high for states
manship. We are glad to see in it as repre-
senting most prominently the North, Web
ster and Corwin. We shall have more to say
about this Cabinet soon. ID
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

~The combined clique of This city who
have banded fhems, Ives together 10 ru,e the
people by hCubug, having found that ihe
running of Mr.. Blythe-tkough whie =
would interfere with their banking and ofher
neiarious schemes, have bought OF That gen
rIeman. This clique IS composed of those
who call themselves both wings and demo
Gratis, ard it has. n great deal of money AT lis
command. so we suppose Mr.. Blythe was w ii
paid. Judge L.ockhart has finally conclu-
ded not 20 let The people choose between Mr..
Blythe and Mr. Cir Greathouse.-[ Democrat.
How enviahle must be the feelings of tie
writer Of the above 1T this time! Bought
off! Blythe well paid!! Bah! How awful
this nelarious banking clique. composed of
Wings and Democrats, must feel since Mr..
Blythe It'll remains a candidate! Wondtr
if Robinson wrote the above? II sounds
very much like him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

Mr.. Editor-Can you explain to US the
reason why Sanders ofthe Evansville Jour-
nal. and all The Bank wings of your place are
So anxious to get Judge Lockhart elected 10
the Reform Convention III Cor. Democrat.
When Lockhari aud Robinson alone were
in the field. without knowing particle about
the Bank opinions OF either, we preferred the
former as the better man of the two. How
our preferences are now when third can
,lidate has his name submitted TO the people,
may better be known by reference to this
days Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

Yesterday we received letter from John
Ingle, Esq, dated Philadelphia, July goth.
stating that he had purchased at Harpers.
New York, AS volumes, for the County
Library, and shipped them, and that he
would make shipment from PHILADELPHIA In
two or three days. He saysit has been any
thing but an easy job to make these purcha-
SEES, and he didn't want TO get in such a
scrape again. We are satisfied his selec-
tons will please subscribers, as he has excel
lent taste AID good judgment. The first pur-
chases may be looked for soon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

WHARF-BoATs AT CAIRo.-The great
Wharf boats, Louisiana and Sam Dale. at
Cairo, Ill, are now under the charge Of w
S. CHAPMAN. Esq, of ST. Louis, who is an
agreeable gentleman, and dots his utmost 10
make the stoppage of travellers on his boats
as pleasant as possible. They can get good
eating, good lodging and flhey desire it, good
drinking, on the Sam Dale. Shippers hav-
ing freight TO consign to Cairo, will find
sound boats and reasonable charges by con
signing to Mr.. c. AIR. Simmons also has Il
substantial wharf boat at Cairo, for the ex-
elusive accommodation of freight.