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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-29

.shio E1E@AS
New Spring Goods!
J. Il. HEE & CO.
AVE. aow IN IT, re and will receive by dayar.
4 rivals large assortment OF Foreign and DO
nestle Dry Goods suitable tor the Spring season,
which they will offer Tor sale ut wholesale only,
consisting VI part OF
Bruadcoths, casslmeres and vestlngs;
Super black, blue and fancy saiinets;
Gold uni xed, brown and fancy tweedS;
Blue. mixed, gray and god jeans;
Heavy cot,onade. checks and linens;
Biz and coorod casmeretts;
do Fancy and light cassin eres;
Blue, brown. c0lored AMI bleached drilllngs;
brown shectirgs and shirtings:
> 1, 70. Al and 5-l bleached mullins;
Scarlet, yellow, whis and green Doaet and wool
Flannes;
Chene, solid, chec' and earlston ging hams;
Black and cUlcred Alpaccas;
Black tiros ::,.ne and attn Turc;
Green ,dines Berages and Tissues;
Printed and organizes Lawns;
Silk and linen Poyins; and Linen lustres;
Chngble ginghaIns, lawns and other dress goods;
Plain and printed Turkey red prints;
NJ. L Alien ~ sons, Merrimack, Cocheco, Fall
River and Spragues new style spring prints.
tolors us iast as rock;
Washington and Passalc solid half and fuh
mourning prints;
SOli0 colors, and other style spring prints.
ALSO:
Also a large assortment OF gloves, hosiery. bon
net and cap ribbons Pongee and cotton hdkis,
silk and muslin craves and ties; Irish linens table
diapers and cloths Crash and Nankeens, together
with great variety OF white goods, cambrics, JAG
oneis, Victoria lawns, mus, swiss mtislins, laces
edgngs, inserting, collars, linen hJkts, combs but
tons, thread, &c sc.
ALSO:
Now on hand n splendid assortment of
! Boots, shoes and BrOgans:
Fash. Silk Angola, Union, Kossuth, Mexican
Buena VISTA. Palm Leaf, and Leghorn
Hats, &c, &c.
91-Our Mr.. J. II. Maghee has now made New
| ork Civ hts permanent residence. aud spend
in9 large share of his time in the Eastern mar
kets aud nuiacturing Districts; so We will al
most daily be in receipt OF the newest and choices
styles ot goods, and at low prices any Othe
house D The Western country.
mhli n J. Ii. MAGHEE * co.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
L. g. E. l. K vi N,
Main ST. I'd door below Third, Louisville, NY.
wv T. ore recei ing our spring ana summer goods
w making our fock iull and well assoI'euipai'
OF which consists OF
100 bales A, and 6-4 brown Cottohi
90 do 81, rs and Al IicEing'
Nv do brown and blue drilllngs;
Is do 81 and Al Osnaburgsi
% do Shiuing and Stripes;
100 ca-es new style Prints
30 do bleached Cotton;
20 do do Diilhns;
Is do Cottonafe and DENNIS;
S do black and fancy Lawn;
10 do solid and fiaId Gingham;
lO do Blk and cold Cambrics and Seiicios;
do apron and shifting Check;
) do Irish linens and Hollands;
3 do French slate Linen;
81 p'ces blac ani fincy Cloths;
go do do and fancy Casslmerei
o,O do Saiinet. Twede and Jeans:
100 do Drap d'Ete and Queens Cloth;
100 do black aud fancy lusires'
- do new style Nous d'Laines;
i25 do silk, satin and cotton Nestingsi
90 do Ndo and worstsd Serges;
90 do Cambria. Jaconet and Swiss Musiin
1900 do Bonnet, Cap and Mantua Ribbons;
loco dozen cotton hose and gloves.
1900 brown aud beached tabe-cloths
Camleis chanIbreys nankeens, wadding, diapers
wo,l and cotton flannel; canvas; padding. SILK ana
cotton vclvets; velvet cord white aud black nets;
hare re-: grapes; laces bindings; kid gloves; Lam
easier quilts: umbrellas; parasols; SILK anu cotton
cravats and handkerchief; combs; stspenders;;
thread: buttons: needles, &c. All of which we VIII
sell cheap. We res Iectuily invite the attention OF
our ola customers and country merchants generai-
~ TmhlyI2awIl L. II Z. SLEVlN
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a BARGAIN.

w F. ha We in store. lUU half boxes of NV Town
w dow Glass, which we are instructed 10 sell be
low the market. To any person wanting the artiei'
We can sen.
je2I 1t O'RII.EY & MITCHELL
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Fresh ARRIVAL.

NVTE have iIsI r, eeIved arye supply oil the Gel
w ebrated Queen OF the West Cooking Stove
from Cincinnati which we will dispose OF at the
lowest prices We will insure these stoves 10 oper-
ate well aud last a. long any other two stoves
which eau be produced.
mh26ti JAS SCANTI.IN & son.
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BOTANIC MEDICINES.
REMOVAL

ElEIXOV al.
TIME Subscribers have removed temporarily, tor
the purpose OF rebuilding OH the corner MaIn
s,I 81 streets into Mrs q. n. Lewis brick store
one door below the Branch Bank, where they
would be- pleased to all their old customers, aud
al ,asn buyers. They opening large stock "i
tiluc. lies generally, and increasing the same, by
continued arrivals. As they are d,sirous Ia close
out their stock low possible, before returning
Ia their Old stand in the anticipated New store,
they viii give extra inducements IN the way oil
bargains tor Clsu.
nors5 II FOSTER & BROWN.
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Tobacco s. SegarS.
M are just IN receipt VI the following:
w 5ObOxes Virginia Tobacco. s.:
ID 90 do do lbs:
10000 South American Separs. supcrior ar.i.
Gle;
100000 Evansville Half Spanish Srgnrs: and
f1- Salc low ioct3n DABC1cK BROTHERS.
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REMOVAL,

I'VE have removed 10 Water street between
w Main and Sycamore, and will be pleased To
wait on ur old customers We have Just received
Coffee. Sugar, Tea, Molass,s. Dried Beet, Cheese.
Bologna Slusages. Honey, Flour, Soaps, Candles.
Spices. Sauces, ans many other articles i'm the gro
Gerry line, which make our assortment complete
All et which will sell, wholesale or ret all, al
% rates for Cash, or in exchange Tor produce
Steamboat Stores Away, on hand, and their Gus
tom solicited
Cash pad for Produce.
mh5lf HURNBROOE & BURT1S
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+ ,ITY MADE SIlOES...l0.000 pairs Ladies.
= Misses al chiidren's city made Sh es Our
shoes are well known. and need no rec ,nlmendn.
ton For sale at as low prices as he same style
and ouaIity of shoes can be- sold for i'm n. York aud
Ph,laIelphia. f.. g. WEBSTER & Co,
mh2itf Corner 5th and Lodge SITS, Cm'ti.
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MORGAN e. KEEN

HAVE just received per steamer Lafayette, a
IL New supply OF hardware and cutlery, as fol-
lows: Knives and iorKs OF various styles and quail
ties, pocket knives butcher do; metallic sirens h
ened table spoon ieavy ron do; German silver do:
do do teaspoons; British plate do do. Butts, screws
and padloc :hatche,s: Collins aud Simmons axes
augurs, gimbets and curry combs; scissors, shears
and thimbles. hand saw files, tacKs, trace chains
&c, at low prices dec l.,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY
AVlA or eight active men 10 solicit sdbscrlp
- ton TO Frost's Pictorial Histories. Clarke's
Commentaries aud Bibles, Eweis Medical Com
panon, Ne Ill DLLAND * GARDNER.
mbl5-lmt AT Boicourt's Hotel
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CT, ROOTS AND SIl0ES...iOO cases east.
SL 4 err Boots and Shoes, various kinds, suited
- to city and country trude, tor sale low.
E.G WEBSTER & Co,
mb2ttf Corner 5th and Lodge SITS. Cin'ti
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SUNDRIES.

sUNDRIES.
A CASE Do Illus Mieg Al chintz prints,
4 do Silk serge;
do Solid cold Lawns;
2 do do black do:
I do Small figured do;
Do Kid Gloves;
~ Cartoons swiss Dress =;
> Cases Facy lowers;
- do cold silks;
, do printed fuulard silks;
de- Drape d. lite;
~ - blue green and white mosquito nets;
10 pes sit ilandkerchlel., q very sup. articles
cases white Cotton Hose, tEnglisiD
do cold understands;
10 do Clinton Tweeds;
9 do Cadet mixed Sattinet:
. 90 A. & II. Sprague's ruby prints;
1 90 Fancy cold Iweeds. all wool,
Cartoon dotted Swiss received this day and
for s.ie bv JAS. LOW q Co.,
ml,S-dawtf All Main street, Louisville
MI N GOODS.-.l case Summer Coating: 2
~ cases Canton Grape Shaws, rec'u this day,
and for sale by JAS Low & Co.
mh2Idawtt All Main It, Louisville, Ky.
DOMESTI S.--2s9 bale. 81 inch brown sheet
- ing, reed by. steamer Fanny Smith. and tor
sale by JAS LOW GU,
| mh2ldawtf Ait Main ST, louisvi lie, Ky.
* UNDRIES..5 cases slate colored Drilling; 80
- do blceached Cotton; 10 do Cotton de. reed by
| FANNY Smith and for sale by JAS LOW & CO
! mh2ldawtf ALI Main II, L0uisvil e, Ky.
DOMESTICS.
! IN BALES Brown DrrIlm.g;
sLU 200 Cases Back Cotton;
1OD Bales Tiching;
~ do Sea Island Cotton;
80 Cases Cotionade;
COO Bales 81 inch brown cotton received
this day, atd for sale by JAS. LOW &Co;.
mhl4-dawif All VI ain ST.. Louisville, NY.
j NEW GOODS.
! CASE White Linen LINING;
4 do Printed French Jaconet
l do Suspenders:
do Brown Cloth;
do Queens Cloth;
90 silk PRINT Buttons. just received, and TO
sale bv JAS. LOW 81 CO.,
NH l2dawtf All Main ST., Louisville, Nv.
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NOTICE TO STCcKHOLDI RS.

THE Stock holders OF "'Ine Evansville Insurance
| Company are hereby notified To pay TO the
COMPANY n, their office in Evansville. i've dollars
on each share ct stock. upon which that amount
has not seen heretofore paid. aud 10 secure by
mortgage on rea, estate 10 the acceptance of tile
.lreclors all stock mol heretofore secured by mort
gage on real estate and should any stockholders
who has not heretofore paId i've liars on each
~hare OF his stock tail 10 pay the same WITHIN ihir
" DAYS from and atIe' the hrst publication OF tins
notice or should any stockhpd~r wla has not here
to.ore secured by mortgage real estate any share
share. al stock held by him. iail To secure the
sum wiiein thirty days from the first publication OF
of tins nallce, such failure pay secure will
work a forfeiture OF the share shares. ot stock
upon which The failure snail have ocenrred-Blaub
mortgages can be had he oiiice II the Com any
BV order 81 the Directors.
JOHN NJ STGCkWEif.. fres't.
JoHx 1NSLI JB.. Seci'v Pro TEN.
Evansville March Ia. 81 itIf tEIf \
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4 GATE BUTrONS.-2o.oOO Agate Buttons,
~ received hs day and for sale by ~
mhSdawtf JAS Low g. CO.
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S. REWARD.
DR.. CANNON
~ q, Il IN sUVs st

DR.. CANNON,
rs0 II UEIT HIST.
HAVINLi permanently located himself would
respectfully tender his services to The citizens
al evansville aud vicinity in the practice OF HON.
G.oatlac Medicine. lie hopes 10 merit. by strict
attention business, liberal share of pubic pat
rona=e OH - on the North side LIST street, Que
door East oi Main.
N u. Poor visited and prescribed for tree OF
eharae March Ia.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTIS'MTS.

Othc ,, at Counting room of Dickerson 4 Brent
No. NLocust Street.
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TO PHYSICIANS, COUNTRY MERCH-
ANTS & The PUBLIC G GENERALLY.

TO PHYSICIANS, COUNTRY MERCK
ANTS & THE PUBLIC G ENERALLY.
I liz Undersigned having purchased The Drug
Il Sore formerly occupied by Messrs q. Hatch
itt Il Co. would respectfully call the attention of
the country merchants, the physicians. and the
public generally 10 their iine assortment o Medi-
cines, Paints. Oils, Perlumery, Surgical lnstru-
menis. &c. whca they regularly receiving
All of which viii sell upon as accomfno-
dating ter. as be purcased any of the West
ern c,ties, and hoge by strict attention usness
to recsive liberal share OF public patronage.
Orders attended TO punctuaIiy, and carefully
packed.
ID CLINTON HELLER.
ID. A. FARNsLEy, NJ. ID
KELLEv& FARNsLEY.
ieb4ti No. ia WatersSt.. Evansville. Ind.
DAlNTS Ground in Oil, all COLOR, in .aD.
4 from one 70 ten pounds. Tor sale by
KELLER Il FARNSLkf. DRUGGISTS.
mhl3-tf No II V,'o, s'-e r~-~ lille IN.
DLAkE'S Patent Fire i'roofs amt, ssr-
ID ranied impervious Ia fire weaI her. sale
by KELLER d. FARNSLEY. Druggists.
mhl3-u IL Water 81. Evansville.
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/ NJ EW GOODS.-.l case Summer Coating: 2
! ~ cases Canton Grape Shawls, rec'u this day,
and for saleb JAS Low & Co,
mh2Idawtf AIT Main Il, Louisville, Ky.
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TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION

I'm this, and other cities. in their private :ractce
Recommend and use Dr.. s. IL. UOTc'S SHAKER
Z NIRNl DiRTT.Ii
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AsotifEr SrAErNu Cssr.--pn Tuc-lsy afternoon q
young taen, named Willlsm co.ne bark epcr At the
crssctnt corner Of Exchange place and Hanover street
stabbed In tho lft side b. John oakley II No -
Sullivan street Oakley 20 the saloon, In almost
frantic state and calling Coslnc out Of doors charged
him with having repeatedly taken improper liberties
with his (oakieysl wife and Of ultimately scucing her
from the Path IL virtue Cosine reramptorly denied the
charge Oakley then struck him, the blow return.
al Ny Cosne and scuie onsued Tho contending par
Ties rot back Into the Crescent eth struggling with each
otbor when Oakley drew knife, sud plunged II into the
In side o. his antagonist who felt T. tho floor apparently
Nless Uffcer Williams, 81 tho first ward arrived
Fhofty after took Oakley into custody and conveyed
him 20 The Tombs The wounded man Ia in the
New York Hospital labcfing under eftscme agony IL
l. b,nrved the wound viii prove mortal.
sYrrors hrcfrfvr-On Tuesday evening" sailor,
named Charles wright, was employed w conveying
packages goods the fourth story ~ the building
Of Fulton aud Clin streets when govg ZOO
aelalchwsy he lost his bsisnce and m through TO he
doth nearly Fly feet tuisng tho whole len sis Of
bis body and receiving serious inlsrnsl Injuries Heis
IN the Hospital 10 oTiliCsi copdos, ami sgsz from
eaevSsiye Ieln,
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Marine Affairs.

1tS ctssgAs eAW TrLxorkgH.-This "a the a,ne Of
sncthcr Essstr built clippsr ship She l,tcy ar.
-cd hsrt from Me1ford Mass, whore shc VA bull. By
Mt De- o CuIs sho nksviss constructed the clipper
Shooting Sta
Tic Telegraph I'll regiaser shout i0e6 tons Ter
lrngih hoel IA i'5 feet AMI on deok rs; extreme
breadth n bsau GO, snA serh ofhsld ak FEET Tier
frsm, q eoulruet.d q vhto o.t She IL Oogpored ,na
eorres .t bed ard j. w,il ventilated iIer dead rl.s
= Inches sad her aoor 4 carried veil forward snd ait
her ~ rake tc.ns only avs feel, AZ her bow /, very
Gnoy eSrcd ami airy-icoslog agpre ofs som,n and
her head ., ora,nonteI With gilt wrath She IA Of
medium harpneas ana nor bsarina ars carried ve, out
thus giving hti more buoysnry than many the sharp
clirps posczs srl Enabling he % ao.t ta6 wave,
vh rrtbtlty sroih ~ ~ stss Sharpness rsId bur-
ur Scr TIE cu.li1e n her storm vsry light 4nI Der
run verJ shsrp having iitlc ohaEce " her dragging
much dad ~ster IL her wake Ter rios have swcl 81
ibsu fcF inches tut the s~cp rc,y oasy both fore
sfdsH
she hs, TOP tsilsn, forecasts ,ri nr'd.Nps hou.s
fcr the cttv sri tuo esias -. Lighted, under haf-
pop drek rtv u Iona connected III h1rs for trc
tcicr-s uss Tt rabiua spsniiiy furn.heJ; tss
rshtng l. cnpesrd n satnwoci mshogany and pose
wood. wi,h gilt piss.crs sni richly carved moUldin.s
The state rcons q rhh there sac eight are sso 6ied
20 c. rss,ond
Her sp,rrlng Il tight End graceful and mpsrts neat
snd ssit srrear,nce % bor sit shs Is painted bak
outside and bra color on deck
on The wh0ls the Teeersrh arnears 70 - well celcu
lsed 70 bold bsr With the best y ths clipper feet,
and her fier tre c,nadent 'hs' IN spe strength aud
cffry -a+E0iu1 quaify, fEe sands ~, nrpes-ei
She i owned ~ M0a.rs rhineAs -prsgur Co of Ros-
ton and Is receiving her cargo NJ thc foot q Hochhn
sereet fur Calforns snd China. whence sho will start
In about three wtets Tier aVent IN 'his city L John
Ogden, hsI. Her commander l. Capt X. Harlow, gen
tlemsn long connected With ihe Boston AMI East India
trsdc.
NV CffrrSn NnAfgr.--Nics-rs Matthews Nashcc
Co, hip builder. " Appanogansst have contracted
With Mr Andtw Hicks aad others ~ Wcstpcrt, 70 built
finn clipper ship q 10 tons, 70 be employed In The
Sperm whess ssacry In the Psclhe.
s. rMsrfvr orrrsrto~s The schooner Jsnc, Captain
studiey cleared from this port Cor 81 John NIB 70
s IN bringing W cargo q copper SUNK some
fVm wsrVktd vcssel near Grand Mcnan She u char
trrtJ by Csrt BARTON Hcxeteon, q this city a ven
knevn aud cntrrTrisrg merchant, and hrs boon pro.
ceied W schooner Flsvns, carrying sub marine
sad all other Necessary srparstusN,c H,dfd biers'y
IayE o. CaAssHs4oS ASH DktrtMorx srr6Apps-wc
e pcasod " learn that hiss been determined 20 estsb
lLb line cf steam packets, 10 weakly between Bal
tuorc aud ghswesicn consulting o. two propelers, OF
shout Too tons birhen They vii b. 100 feet long 20
feet side fec' deep With cpsses q 20 horse yo~r,
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sAording space for large freight aud handsome accom-
modations Tor any to sixty The Of these
vessels win be the line in August next we have
40 doubt win DO amply patronzed by the travelling and
mercantile community -Chs,ieston Mercury
THs IRor LIGHT uousE AT SAND Ksv.-The building Of
the iron light house at Sand ey distant nine miles
from Key West has been discontinued until next season
for want Of funds no appropriation has been made
on account Of the death Of Brewer Major Lnnard Is
supposed that the Carysford Light House will have to be
abandoned unless another superintendent 10 sent
II was have been liz the 4th Of next
ssn Courier.
LAurcHrp-At Calais, 18th inst by Messrs. Porter,
fine brig of le0 tons, called the African. At Robbnston
81 inst by j. W. Cox Esq brig Of $50 tons, called the
Sarah H. Chase At Mattapoiset evening Of 18th inst
superior bar Of 206 tons owned by X L. Barstow Esq
and intended for the Atlantic sperm whale fishery
LsuNcHFp-At Calais on the 18th q May, by Messrs
Porter, fine brig Of $50 tons, called the African At
Robbinston On the 3d. BY w. Cox, ESQ., brig Of $50
tons. called the Sarah III. Chase
At Mats poisett the evening Of the 18th superior
bark Of 2oo tons owned by r. L. Barstow Esq and ia
tended for the Atlantic sperm whale fishery.
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AMUsEmETTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUhS MUSEUM. PHILiDELPHIA.-P. r BAR
- rum, Proprietor; Henry Sanford. Assistant MANAGE
Monday evening. tsneht Of the accomplished aotre Msa
AloSna Fitb-r The interesting comedy ALL THAT GILT
TIERS NOT GOLD which hss been played WITH great
the ROUGH DIAMOND; thc nns old comedy ef lid
and appointments called tie LADY or THE LAKE. VI
al the week with other sterling attess
tons The Afternoons ar, made merry by pleasing farcoA
many Of the wonderful kind Admission
these and performance, IS ohiidrcn under
Years, TX cents.
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RARSuNS AMERICAN husEUM.-P. 7, BARSUN
- prcrriecr nd Manager Jehn Greenwood Jr Assistant
Narastr-Every afternoon ana evening SIls week. In
the afternoon, * o'clock. THE YOUNG CouPLE.Henr-
eta de vigy Miss k-ts Ratgmau Charles do Blenye Mzs
kNen Batensn. The hINc'S GARDENKR-Gslocbard,M Mr..
Kent, the eye. ~ ocis the fourth act nrsts Of
Ports hi.' Kat R.senan. tux iouNG GovPdE-Iiea-
Tho RAILROAD DEPOT-Samsoa Zones, Mr.. Hallway.
During The Of the Batensn children the FREQ
st with the exception 81 the must OF necessity be
suspendSd Admission, q cents children under 10
s cts seats tn Psgquet family circle shilling
Seats for the evening be secarod aurni the daJ.
NoIICE-AS AMATEUR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
IN or good standing ia DESTROYS Of obtaining few
young lai.ss OF rc-pessby. good opportunity q
on red ~ those dcsirr Communications
Aaare ssed 70 9. y. H.. B4x .s.i Post Of1co.
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MARRIAGE.
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE kBDV

VIII 81 UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND THE REkBDV
MANY AND Many A WIFE ENpUaEs TxARs
helpless her lie Cha. u he's ha ~
.sans Che future ws,f,r. q Sel Ohdron. s.s
. ne ys aud g TIE husband and pccsi
and harrsssed consequences :, tie sisInsss T "a
How that the causes shoaid BE- known to .vs
vile 70 every husband it tas dres4fal and hsrrosi1s
svcisss LIE i too short sad issth TOO rrseoss 70 s
sa5 por.n nc oae g y .2snt si.Lsss tss I'LL saisy
entitled follows hss teep sarisx shs hsaih
and tho LITE q f fsiS'hi THOUSAND
aSo1 si sa. sn aSss s = y s a.
sns rslss, q sSsss .a' ss.s sssa ,ntSd = -
heu,anas q letter. q eseOniSn. Of wasa -
a'''' y =: T lie MARRIED woMAN's
PRIvATE MEDICAL ooMFAaToH.
III DR.. A. ii. MACRIcEAU,
rRorysscR DrsTasks or wcxsr
ruls soRk IS SIZE isfss is ii roy TN,
saaE!Ep Or these sS1snp!ssHs usTr.S" - \ Sis':.s
snssiSs int. vs@aSh.ed ia ,ss dssins ESS
Ia who~ nature ooatompste ~ important ehsngeosa ~
and mos. eertaia mode Of care IN ever complaint which
me rsres,ens con,.ir.a 10 ~ par, have proved b!s
ins theussnds ~ =, anumsr. letters veeyss s 81
sicKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES
Eairsot ELS LeisrJrs's Gen'tnn.aat 20 gs:i'-a
ssss - y.sr ssarSss sSas saisy q had s,uIs sos
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contained "a Ire Married Ncmsns frivs,s Medical Con-
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49,, ~ - $3.50 go. S- n 80 ts,setssa Vie
etate situ.oa when ostaasd yoar sosk through Abe
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SHIPPING.

N0TIcE-PAsSENCERS PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC,
IN for Liverpool will please be board at the foot
Canal street on Saturday Maya ALL o'clock A. NJ aad
send all luggage not wanted the board Fri
day. May g. nsrked below with the nunhcr their berth
CoR TUE WORLDS FAIR-TnE NEW AND sTAUNCH
= steamship NORTH AMERICA. J. II; Blethen COM
man der. will leave Pier No. North River, Liver
pool. on Tuesday. June 18TH This ship has made three
voyages to Chssres only and thereby fully tested her
speed and qualities to the fullest She
superior for 30 persons Fare LIVER
pool SOD For passage. apply at the Office OF J. VAN
cabins and state DO frelgh. taken Ap
experienced Surgeon board.