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For CaiIfoTnIa.


S fSE 6F TThhtASfEpE wa THS s%' isIIs poSsr q 'b
WHAT Grod st for plIL y RfVEE XVI I.
On ihe 10th January hr second mp he 1s Februsry
oi o5 hSr S fd mp and so on qbsequeTy at in erya-
niles Her stoPp e Vera Cruz viii be on a lew hours
The eo i gr i rtc',io Is shpenea nrsJy NV m, es
to The foot The county to be r4versad i,
and the iaces orave considered abundant The roai
Is open Mules and hores he Obtained There are towns
ana mmdius soppages, and the whole ditance he
ea,ly procured pteyios TO engagement nar deslrous
oteh ma oy the Iehuanieptc Company Of New Orleas
~0 poie 10 give their immediate attention tui In
pracc4y acquan Ell With Que of commR3eaan
which will 'ery soon become the highway.
RATES PAssAGE:
In Lowe Cabin so az az
FIssht8 per cubic foot ~ 20 pound, bags g @
-n23 is {. j. MEEKER & Co 81 Poydras st..
81, For sAN FhANCI-Cn and rACHAMEN-
80 80 H. H. iHTI-kegglar IT Line Of California Pake,s
- :. Inc 4 new and very taH sailing bafl GIP-H
1ap 1eo j. Essing, ha ing halt Of her ,ngaged viii
newly copper d. well found and fitted in every rzspet and
s as5 bo @ toF cabin ard eerage
preerfed' For freight J q Efs,2sf ii 2PPlEE 5E to 60
Capt James A. Grant Of Sacramento u ~ The hi per OF
sea port on OF the cargo Of this take charge ol
u'n N re erence to the market he may at tn Office
The Aetn nt and etrrf 70 Mes rs rch Caruhers,
Ga'rou q Co new rlsauS; Or J. Kismm, CashieT Of The
Commercial and Agre allu a B.ik. Texas. mis-
d o NJ ES TIC POR rs.
L%4 Ga A "a TON AND h A VAN 4
S-LlhIfA Packet - United States .Hau Line bstpern
MTe ."G @s ,sa36 S1"is iABEL Ss ELg"FS%%n Esp Ro
mn M liHI togs b9then has re.nmed her regular s rom
SH nKl LESION e. & to HAVANA, leaving Havana
tor tharestonSth and l of month; leaving Charles
ton Tor Havana the lst and 18th.
>, ~, RATES uF PASSAGE:
Havana TO Charleston Savannah. s4n
Havana 10 KY w t......,..,,,,....... 3f
For further particulars, apply to
n. =. NJ 1RnECAl, Charleston, Orto
Agents H. va ma, DRAKE RRO5S q C!Ij
II ER Passengers leaving Havana by TINS ship can reach
batnoe on he Fut5 DAY by taxing the Land Route, and
ew ork and Pn ade nhla in the taking the
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Dawes MATHEMATICAL WORKS
- Pub he'd BY A. :. q ,RSRs h co, NewYork and
soti by OHN BALL. Agent Bookseller, No -s CirayIer
street. N1worlesus The 'olowns eom rising the entire
ser31 OF Professor DA Esq MATHEW ATII,S. may
bchad at all TIN either hy retail IN gua-tries Abov-
ELEMENTARY COURSE,
DAVIES PRIMARY TABLE ROoK, cn,h back
DAVIES. FIRST LESSONS IN ARITHMETIC, MorDcro hack
DAVIES SCHOOL ARITHMETIC, new edit on, enlarged;
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EDUCATION.

- - - -
.Nsrs TEACHER OF MUSIC. .flt
eas z a.s Hss; e.45'5s Ma T. :a.;. ss
e .n ssG a s,ons' she lecture, 70 her pp onee
HIGH SCHOOL, corner Of Constance and Race
A SIS by Rev. ALtNANnER CAMPBELL. pEs iy
NEW ohLSANs ELNi ALI INsItII T's-pK.
a No. nA 1 SSP m9SSPss W FPF E. M 2Ss ,d tA5Fs
MACAiiuLArY, a ii, lg.,i,aon i onder me personal
literary and scentfe Lsush by Dr. Maesu-
ay, assisted by another gentleman To give iEsGctoEs
Dancing, Vocal and usiFumsntaj Music, the accom-
The school i arranged o as to make both an English
and French sehq anG The aim g he pnnepa i to con.
2i studies aordlns a ne same ~ m5 r. pIosrsss We knoy
nS a Fot s o puus Of ever sse sna srss Ne
intellectual ample arrangement have been made
Se paols, a6d young ladies recei1ef mo he ismV AZ
boardss will scare IL the enJoymens prveg and sIten-
The Play GroaHd-an item ssenuI to schools large
d,y and secluded from public view: and re ereee Wien
eque WI he made to parents who have had heir daugh-
e a. cdn..l 5ne 81 snrs hST 70. ys"T w .,o- and
70 the Snee sss II MRsy MSesaRsyy S1 SulRs os
,oenc subjects the school unishsd VIII the -sa9is
aTaus For further Information application may be
msd+ personal oL by leter. aO2i 'm3S "
CarrOIItOn Episcopal Female Seminary,
FIVE miles IRON New oeun., bsyond te termi-
REV'D ELIJAH GUIoN Rector and Principal tn. l gish
REv'D cHAs. ii. WILLIAMSON Principal of he French
MS. CLARA D. m. GUIoN, PruaepaI Of Musical De-
par'ment
The Rr REy'O LEONInAS POLK. d. D. sin sr-e5cio,
his ntttution ter the of young adsI IN all the
ma ches OF complete thrisa euTI E ts oPene t he
reception Il ooar Tuls DAY November an leS1 in
thv elegant MauEi7 the HdF4GH
HoUss, d recently idUce Of Dr. J. L. Rldd pea
y Hitad The thy and retired toSh It Az to-
Of the NlssTpi Rj cosssle rUn New Orleans
| NJ al hours y the RAJ run.'.
The sITes sosrl, ruun English. French snd voI
an Wa hing e .ln,tFlme
| Mus Instruments Sil per Drawing seS
aud T.
r1 Al Ptym-n N tguTy strictly iap4-
| Tnbly % advance.
~ Vsil, the rrpis viii be paerts
guar n>, mi suo red by them, Saturday
apsr' reception Of 'sto Ne DAY.
Re snrst I #hup aud c ergy pel
Churh Louisiana Carru'on, Parish OF Jefeor, her
| ~. SSl. o24 ~
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ]. A. BEARD.



BY j. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
M B RTSso RTSs on @ II tsse1e be 'od at auction"
IB5IASEEBBiISoN, I5ISEBioN ssed u yeaf'
hD5s.,' hhDDEflN' ,!si ed !, = y.e@. year
Coot-aad her sous gea II and yelT T 1u toG 9nT good
WASHINGTuN, aged 10 ysars.
RUhBN sgea ys,rsa good aeksm,b Striker and Boiler
1I.LxSNDER, eyed q ,ear;sarn.lsr etc; etc.
p,,S;i, !, A.so S'5 :, saesss'2g il & Of w% Gormlsy
hef S49 Its .f, aFst u y 'h. lite ony sgs'so5
ute and vices guaraIt,d
ASi' before T o. Stark Notary Public at the expense of
st Theresa's Church.-.............saIe of Pews.
BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
W auction Church beIongirg Camp rect Female
Tbe LEASE OF THE PEws for one year
70 A. may Parties ws.t to ase Pew we've d.arPoo,si
Them coming year a d Who feel iasri fr h 6rp5sns
are -s,psennlIy n,irt % a nd the slle rs % ..
IS squares of Ground con aiming 1910 Lots, with
new and mo1ern bu.lt Dwelling, after the Gohic
sty'e, in the town Of CarrOlitOn.
Also, Choice Bature Property, situated at AgieTs.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
wIe so at a"cion at Banks ATcai to eos @
T5a iollowtng described REAL ESTATE which will
rs That eeg ,ny newly built Gothic mau.oo situated On
ne CsTrPion Avenue between Third and Fourth together
second Il los ground adjoining the above property after
TgH % he sod $50 lots Of grou"d situated IN some OF tie bes
lr @ no m IN m NE ito 1o%g % o. ,rr t%m ri2n Of he property
. LaIyes sd the other be'og oon'n alton Of the Car,on
hFd o Of ground situated near the la-s wreonss at
gtF 3 S e9gned ~ aysTgns ttrest The publ rad Mississippi
G h,1y' re- ar honses' steamship "haryes etc per
s,l "a, o@. ops'Ii s. 5 cash balance at and year
from Jen pad T. g1r lTes, a. hs rae
Of ss before r snrk, Notary Public, the expense
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PlMps AND BATHING APPARATI =, de-.
IOhN MCJARTH, PLUhRER. No i3i CAMP
y STREET, New Orleans ha- Iust rresvei &
and large assDrtnen OF RFass Cocks sizes
FGrge and Lift Pumps Beer Pumps, etc etc. ;LNrfa
COOkius Ranges Bathing Tubs and shower RaIhs. RsT
AIso laying and Lead Piues: Shsi lea
OF every is7oUutlNn. sam Steamboat uufrg v
gu VI A1r s!a're. Az nrlars nrnUnutly st'srte
~ Chr-.-S Moderate.
C,ANDLES--l0U Boxes hydraalic prpz,rI
- ~ 4, =. COCHRAN i CO. Il rshsggl,osss :.
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DRY GOODS.

BLANKETS BLANKETS -lSeliing down
- upeT IA aihb0n hound UOl lt~Sn
rStrn SGpe Oi h5ton boung Aes, s5 75 S4 50
5pon French ansets "a bs to the pa IS U0 81 10
Q, . AUTO" S is t. "a nF' 40 per pari u
AMI number, eel i al The ueu EuTe- ~ st5
Iurt red uItan stuh 33 inches yard.
~ I'm os& w Az the NEwN DIRK STORE l6s Poydras st.
JOSEPH II. PALMER g. CO.
MO. ~ CAMr srBEET, 10 dealers arae nd
~ stock OF FALL aud WINTER GOODS, embracing both
tnegn and American
S'nfe Of the leading ATE named below.
NOOLEN GOODS, Embracing fine medium and low
foad ohs and asslnrres, blue biach cUio
Satnes. blue, black and fancy assmerss
leans all col"; all ool AID Union
G9ors all Wool md hNf Wool Printed
Ii srys hruucky and Ge.Fu.4 Nuu tislrs Il 1wi
7nr Fia!1 and herket inssy Gala WCo
ciotes white and all Sa-kuas BaBgss NesFn
hets weighing lhs Saddle blankets fine and Led
eTh BiauEefs,
COTTON GOODS. Brown and bleached Sheetngs and
Htriiiss Ut Drl sh aud -meFlcAn
an width from tn yards wide Osuaapr-s
popular brands, North South os- lrgr ass ri
embracing hecks, Pids, stripes, Tlckng Der
1es Musglo Bars, Nankees, Cotton Hsnik-
Naety pttIu hosiery pud full ghrnrs
great variety Of Euaish couch fac0
net Ftph swiss and Book dushus Bishop Lawn LherAsd
Muslin, enc etc.
SII.H AND ALPACA GOODS. Plain Striped Plaid
" Sl.sa 81
aud Veyets; handkerchief senteHeu
all nuuuyrs pain, satin aud Tafsa HhbsuB pacas quail
tes ad rolora Mohar insrrs Canthn Cl0h Bouaz
LINEN GOODS. Dress Linens In whole and dem pieces;
Re" tnr Table -tnens and Towesi Linen HandkeTchiris,
and fine,
L With neny other articles nsua to ne 0f business ol
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ESsO HOOE Store.

II JOHN BALL, Agent, receiving opening the
above valuable Law Medical, Theolog
cal, school Sta dari and Miscellaneous Booss.
ALSO the largest aud superior
ever bro ght to This cy ', consisting part
English French and American Cap and Letter Papers, Paper,
end Envelopes match,
Sealing Wax Fancy Scala Counting House and Fancy
Qs Steel Pens, Ink and article usually kept BY Sta
His Eocs Of apier Machee Goods, very large and elegant
sising OF
Writing DESKS Portfolios, Albums, Stands BoIes Jewel
Cases. ETC., etc.
sup lot Of Gold SVs TORTOISE She'll and Fancy
Pore Bounaie', Gold Pens etc. rtc.
E His stock is large and complete, and all
fest having been selected BY North tbs Fall H.
would respectfully soelts call from his fnds ami the public,
Iurg them that he will sell them Goods rces.
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NJEN ORLEASs CARRlAtsE NAREHOL sk,
~ Nos y and 20 GrdBjsr street. i "a L
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of every sS4ss, "a gass
description always hand. For sale low
Springs Axes Lamps Ban 3, Cloths, Leather Lace and
VaFnlsh, FslA imd& WI j. A. LINN " co.
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NJ. l2I'GR.3VIER STREET., 5etIossa St. Caaris,
aud Cdr0HdcLst one door from of Cdr0ndsist
M RS. W LSOH respectfully informs her f2SSsHs
friends and the public thai she continues in the ES,
above eligible location occupied by her during the -z
@ two yeaIs, and prepared friend
'n' those VINO may tavCr her with their patronage From
long experience and the desirable Convenlep
3eaOn of her House, she feels confident of being able
ave entire satisfaction all who favor her with the
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mon
TFATE. dl0 lyd&W
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glOirL~, nFa~i ~ [ 6A&.t>-
DLANTERS HOTEL-This time-honored and
4 ta,hlOnahle establishment havi undergone cnn- -.
siderable Allegations and lsrs uIing the past t.s
now IN superior OrT to the of s,,
The pu llc whose patronage the undersigned would go
most RESPECTFULLY solicit prmng that exertions sha b.
wgnlng on his part make their pleasant and
able Ills rates a e fol oVs;
ard and Lodging ia the Public Department, per day 81
Board ami lO ging in The ad es Family Depart.
ment according TO The Room occupied, from 25u
81 80 per dav o..........,....,.....
t-zy The BAR Room urd BARBER SHoP, from their posi-
non retotore, hunusng tO Ladies entering the e.b
ment, have been change- and entry the HOte,
tered as 70 make ngtee and pleasant It's be eved h
when he prices and cunmmo compared with TINS
OF ulher HOuss the Pa Hge will be assed b,
any other establishment in ne city.
nl6 3n NJ MURRAY, Proprietor
WHITE HALL No a ST Louis street.-the
w Slio0H drd Res auraRt far LadieS
The subscriber. graft t for thr pgrO' -9SfssYsS
witch they have experienced at the WHITE -'-s4sS
HALL, and tesiroUs o. lis continuance have greatly emb
lshsd heir es 6Di,hnant On SATIN 18th vemhpr
at O'Clock Vi. they Will Open New RESTA RANT
- HSALOnN on the secOud-Stnry OF the sam,
&&N ( . Jhense, No A st Lon.S street.
<W r This Saloon. deCUraI. d by the hest artists
wv of This Clty, nnt-s eleg7 nee 10 comfort. tu
the TABLES will he spread the delCaCles Of each and the
Wines OiCe.
-" r pub c is invited on Saturday newt to parake OF
SPLENDID Lunch, by which this Sa Don will be opened.
MA en- 3. VIC CA n 60.
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BOARDING.

IguARnISti-TwO amlie. and Sc, eral gentlemen can
- be accommodated with hoard No. aIg Common 81
be-ween IT John and -. reter Streets. o25 8mlp-
MRS. W E BROWN informs her friends and
4'A the public that, having nupnai and thoroughly
rennva ed the NtANERLY HOUSE No. IS anal G.
(atey occupied by Mrs Sinai sh, prepared i3
to offer evry acUmmUdaton, both transient and 80
permanent Board-rs, III pains and procure
New Orleans, No, ember 3, 1850. MA lyos
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STATIONERY ANDBLANh BU0K-.-We TAI.
- treat pleasure in inform former sy7EIns~a
patrons ami the public generally thgt are Z@f&Fz5
now reestabls'ed al our OH stand, No. 59Am-sS-a1y
lamp street, amt prepared fill all " saazV
ders for STATIONERY ami BLANK BIZ INI5 m a sAtis
aiory Our stock icing entirely new, aud the
laTgst IN the Ut we OieT complete thOe
| CORsON " ARMSTRONG. Ststoners,
OlO nm 81 amp street.
| SSTAIIONhRN - CORSDS " ARMSTRONG, 81
- Camp street, respectfully call the attention of
| Ing good and seFvicsahe ~TArIONERY and BLAN
BOOKS TO their large complete and entirely new stock
VIM 2 they eT on Ieh.unahie terms. Their BINDEHA
and PRINTING OFFICE being IOCa'ed in the build
ing, ihey are enabled 70 give their special to al
orders in their To stock OF PAPERS we ash
especial reference.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG, Stationers,
olD hm SO amp street,
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DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE.
~. RrEEsHPE" Smith.
C GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
iaI4 NO. 50 GRAVIER STREET. Iy
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VOLUME III.-NUMBER 232.
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS.


N L " GOhh = lure, IbS POyDRAs
This lsnt cnnsi VARIETY at lower prices
than other the city. Mrs BROWN has bern t-.s
months IN NewYor selecting. we'll The most
fashionable articles. With facilities unsurpassed for getting roos
at first hands and expenses unsr four dol.rs er
5ss at profits thar Noul Be downon
where diem from thirty sixty dollars where
only the description Of ns BE attention u
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.N5Tu TEACHER OF MUSIC. .sas
81 SY
SGg.I ts-hRs. ~ CAMyBF L. Teacher Of W. s7T1a1tS
sc on PEN" Forte and Gutter pupil
"a her lenrr No. 597 sr.ee.' BE
sdes cssons, she ,up once aces on
u , fence Husl'--.Ffice s. tg-Ns iessos nz3
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X ONN FL S-B1nnets at less prices than are
- e'Gaiy cha zer for cleaning old ones Fashionable
- an . ur' iJr 81 70 Chra Pearl do,
ne lan 20 50 sill criurs rer I'd
"a I'm 6-S w NEwYoRK STORE, I68 Poy, ras st.
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st Theresa's Church. of PeWs
BY j. 4. nEAMD. Amctinneer.
Also, Choice Batture Property, situated at AIgieTs
BY j. A. BE IL u. AI,ctinrnn..

Is squares of Ground. con aiming 1910 Lots with
new and modern bntt Dwelling, after the Gothic
in he tOt nof( N
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nj NJ hhtNGS.-BrusSees, N Brussels and Mo-
haF Lace more tn fifty var eties of newest sty Ie
SlioG'i kgs' SUI Brati Gamen Trnnngs (, t.iasH
osl Hhd Coion Had platRd orks and
5vesi LePnyr ~.rs tteTs and Trmnings sryer
ses, T. gs ,ses stsra ETC. sate TsEseis Velvet
tor Ddligtters Temperance;
"orse fines, quality at 50 rs per Ag-r7re ars an y
yard. Finished Wi alzhnne-
s-IcE ur esay > sulreu frah trttTa - -
"a I'm os&W NETWORK STORE. i6s P0yl.as st.
TO WHALEBONE DEALERS - 1000 bs
Whasbuue- of all kinds, at IL pey ID less than city
or more at 20 cents. Al oh = tHis n pa
nj I'm o-SW At the NEwYoRK SToRE I6s Poydra- 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-12
MEDICINES.

vents diseases attendant upon childbirth. In Cos
tiveness, Piles, Cramps, Swellin of the feet, De
spondency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pain in the back
and loins, False Pains, Hemorrhage. and in regula-
ing the Secretions and equaiz.ng the circulation,
II has no equal. The great beauty OF this medicine
Is, II is always safe, and the most delicate usei
most successfully.
As beautfvng agent il is far superior to all the
cosmetics and lotions in use, producing clear and
beautiful skin, rosy checks, removing ireckes and
pimpes. A hint to the young ladies' as sufficient.
Better Testimony
Than uds erer offered az fdUor Of any Medicine!
From DR.. James III Moore.
Mr.. JONI BULL: have no hesitation in saying
that believe your Sarsaparila To be the best article
ever manufactured for the cure of Scrofula Syphilis,
and many other CutaneOus and Glandular Alice
tons havi no used il with entire success In num-
Der of the above cases.
Louisville Dec. 26,ls47. ]. MOORE. NJ d.
More testimony from DIR. Moore
Mr.. JOHN BULL: / am using your Sarsaparilla in
several of Scroiulo and with happy effect
am now confident it is one of the most eiicacious
medicines that can be nS%s Tor that dR@ Purpose
Winchester, Ky, Feb. !, ls4S.
Testimony like the following renders superiuous
all further comments upon the efficacy OF Buls'Sar
saparilla.
From DR.. l.. p. Yandell, Prof of Chemistry in the
Louisville Medical College.
have looked over the list of ingredients compOs-
ing John Bulls Compound Extract OF Sarsaparila,
and have no hesitation in saying that they form
safe compound, and one that promises well in chron-
ic diseases, TO which is applicable
J. P. YANDELI., Nj d.
Louisville, June 6, 1913.
What DR.. Pyles, Physician, by appointment, TO the
Louisville Marine Hospital, says OF Bulls Sarsa
paTilla:
LOUISVILLE, March 90, I949.
have examined the prescription for the prepare
ton of John Bulls Sarsaparla, and believe the
combination To be excellent one, and well calcu-
lated to produce Alternative impression the sys-
TEN. have used it both in public and private prac-
.ice and think it the best article OF Sarsaparila in
use. NJ PYIES, NJ. D.,
Resident Physician
at the Louisville Marine Hospital
This medicine is daily graphing with disease ,hro
the Western country, restoring TO health and youth
tel vgor the sick and afflicted nay, those that
previously tormentee Certificates are teeming
from all directions, from of truth and high
al standing, placing it, from its intrinsic worth, the
very best OF all remdies ever before the public.
! Sold wholesale and retail by JOHN BULL,
al his principal office, 81 Fourth street, and by
druggists generally in the city and county.
! For sale in Evansville by
! ap25-ly w. NJ. WOOLSEY, Ag't
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AIIIS IL HOwES

w HOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes. Spades, SHOW
els, Powder. etc, etc, are now receiving their
W,Rter Stock and would respectfully say 10 hIer-
chants Having had experience in lie business on
the West, almost as long the West has he'd bus
mess, they have a thor6 ugh krowlcdge oitEt West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers ind in
porters, such articles as will suit are market. and
are prepared to sell goods favorable terms as
can he obtained in louisville or CinciI matt.
To CASAL CoNrR hoToRs.-Wiih e. rectal view TO
Canal works. they have or hand, and WILDE con.
stantly receiving large lots of Spades and Shoyes,
Blasting-Powder, toI her with oil other articles
calculated to facilitate tho toll noursh the body,
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy isborers.
To FARMERS AND PEoDroE DEALERs.-They will
pay the highest market price Tor country produce,
and call particular attention 10 their very large
stock OF Gunny Bags, " hich they will furnish on
terms that cannot fail 10 please
Nov g. '4a-n2I-tt;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-12
As Female Medicine
II Is 1ritHOlIt q riunI,

This Sarsaparllla is sovereign and speedy cure
for incipient Consumption, Barrenncss, ProlapsIs
Uteri or Falling of the Womb Costumes, Piles Leu
corrhPa or Whites INSTRUCTED or difficult Menstrual
sion inconiinence OF Urine or involuntary discharge
thereof and tor the general prosiration of the sys
tcm-no mat,er whether the result of inherent
or camses produced by irIegulaFiy illness acct
dent Nothing can I've mere Surprising than It's in
MIGRATING effects the human frame. Persons OF
all weakness and lassitude, from taking il at ,nce
become robust aud full OF energy under its influence
(,imm.dately counteracts the nerveleSsness of the
female frame which is the great cause of barrenness
will not be expected of US in cases of delicate
sature to exhibit certificates of cures performed
sut can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF cases
awe been reported tous Thousands of cases where
antilles haze been without children, after using
lew bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with fine healthy offspring. IL has been ex-
sressIy prepared in reference TO female complaints.
Nofernale who has reason tosupPOse she approach
ing that critical period 'ths turn o. Life" should
neglect take il, lit is tain preventive for any
of the xursessys and horrible diseases which tie
males are sxbieet II Ahs time of life This period
may be delayed fsi severs yearshy using this med
;osne Nor is il less SauahleiOf those who ap-
proaching wemanhood. il Is eaicniatcd 20 assist
nature by 1uickening the blood nndfnvigoratng the
system. Indeed this medicine is Invaluable for the
delicate diseases TO which women subject.
II is the safest and most etieciual medicine FOL
purifying The system and relieving the suferngs At
tendantIpen child birth, ever discovered IL strength
ems both the mother and child prevents pain and dis
ease increases Ind enriches the food; those wht
have used il think il il Indispensable Ii is highly
rsefrl b. III before and after confinement, az II PR