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ExHsrrror or PIcxrocxrrs. pickpockets
we're arrested at the State Fair in New York last
1nursday, and each. was provided with large pls
caro-, arfached with q string around the neck, Ia
oeled pickpockets." The rogues werethen walk
% around the fair under an escort Of policemen
m order that the people present might be grsiiisd
wAn the sight of live pickpockets. This novel ex-
nioalion caused considerable excitement, and hun
dreds OF people followed after them. They were
kept on exhibition In that manner for several
hours
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Aunt Plcddpoddy went to the Circus, and read
On her bill that Madame Marie would Is throast
her feAts in the ring, whan she wonder1neiy x
claimed Well, ahe may 90 through those paper
covered hoops ihey call balloons, and over those
long srnws they cali garters but asto going through
her fesf, that wouldnt hslievs Y saw s sudtksl
In sring, tool No, NO. Indeed ahs caasis
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A citizen Of the Old Dominion thus speaks:
SCoTTsvILLE, Albemarle CO.. Va,

Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray-Gentlemen: have
been afflicted for the past years with Dyspepsia,
rheumatism and Liver Complaint, suffering all the
while with pains in the shoulders hips, back and
ton of the heart, loss of appetite, cold sweats at
night excessive costiveness, and great debility and
weakness tried many remedies, which done me
no good, but rather grew worse. Last fall was adj
vised to try HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCrURE, and
l am happy to say it has cured me. | now free
from all pain, and in the enjoyment ofperect health
and take great pleasure in recommending the Tine
ture to all afflicted as have been
Yours, JAS M. NOEL
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures
scld by o. A. STKECKER and PURCELL, LADD
x CO., Richmond; BY Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburs;
by al ths Druggistsin pstagsburs; by MORTIMER
MoWBhAY, Baltimore, and by Drag sgists nnd
S.orekeepeys svery where.
- 81 per bottle bottles for Ss.
oc 7-d&cts
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NEW FAIL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS. q
WE would respectfully call the atten-
w tion Of our friends and customers, and ali in
want Of Dry Goods to unusually large and com
nianaing stock e24A - = NJ
Rich Plaid. Plain and Fis'd SILK s : ,&ass.,+
Plsi4 Raw SilLs and Merinoes
Plain Merinoes and Mousens @ sag8ls9
+ 4a} Rich Embr0ideries Of sll descriptions
Lace Curtains and Curtain Goods
Cioths Cassiuneres and Vsstibss, great variety
Sattinets, Full Cloths. and Kerseys
Blankets, Flannels and Linseys -sIzssS FEd
Together with one Of the largest and handsomest
assortments of Cloth and Velvet Talmas and Ciuah,
Of the latest Parisan Styles y hich Il will afoSd us
the greatest pleasure to ahew, and viii be offered at
very small advance. *-sRs.h
az DUDLEY l. JOHNSTON,
oc 5 145 Earle Scuarss
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS !l+-The

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS 1.-THE
IN undersigned has just returned from the North
% :sss s h L
ss ss. Il
oisd Frsnch MOuslins. fine. 81 French Msrinoss. in
vsristy Of colors plain and figured csshmsFes Em-
f as l. coss: Il :. soos sss 81 a cs..
large stock French Corssts with endless variety
q SUB color; IN sshs; Of - Iosss tan store plaid
ehssg ggsm .:sss Of Aoes.s H,.iS "; SSos. ,sI.:.
NEW GOODS.-The undersigned re-
IN speetfaiy Informs bis ffiends and TIE public,
that he has jest reinned rom the Nsrth and having
nch and handsome M ~ II Z 1sg4''' tsa
FEENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HAEgIEgs
TELLEs. DAMAsKs. TxssELs Lo0Ps. oiHPs,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, 1COREICE,
s.sPs 1ssrlsa EtsEa suds as aEssskt E WIN
s.sS :,.s s..
ehasins slss.h hsse, - iaduesnspts viii - easred
'1.' sanh0' =. Js8. 4 r ikroHAuEr. N nan It
On A..s and ~! r.is ssd:s cusIsD m HA.s
Il! ssess :s III: ni..s :ss u
~ x9-i1t sgxsx ssssz a.sSaal 49, ..s.1.A
. O6iNEsS HOUSE ON MAIN ST.
- ron RENTzTss isrss :, ssd :. sa@lsshly srrs.-
s:sns Ss n:'s Kss Pm:
r..s.ste. enc ssstss', s 7 ioi 'sst .pd Immediate
s,,ss - y mas. 8
easef the most desirable hsssss !. TIA eity for !
!. e 5 ''''' ''''' r rAYros j wsLIlA..
FLUID LAMPS, q ssIlooa z |ls.; ior
sae - ChAs' Aa1lsk 11sSn. A.. -
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BRONCHITIS, CoUGH, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
COMPLAINT. RHEUMATISM, ScRoFULA, &c--For all
diseases of the Female System it stands pre- eminent
Clergyman just informs it has cured him of
bronchitis ofa desperate characterparticular here
after.
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ITO THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIE-
- TY OF VIRGINIA, AND TO THOSE CON-
4 ATEMPLATING VISIT TO RICHMOND AT
vTHE COMING STATE FAIR.-You can, by means
OF the CHEMICAL LIQUID CEMENT, save an
your costly ware, without which, you would throw
away This Cement is a most valuable article and
hould be in possession of every one. 1t will mend
roken glass, china marble, and ornamental ware of
Very description. -
All articles joined with this valuable composition
YIN become perfectly firm and ready for use ints
inutes after being Joined.
Prce only % cents. Full directions on each bottle
III For sale by r.. r. DUVAL B"O,
Noc5 Corner above the Ranks
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THE RoBBzR's VEssxL.-Letters from Berlin, of
August 9th, give graphic account of the seizure
of vessel on the Spree, near the Royal Palace OF
Charlottenburg, which was filled with clothing.
household utensils, umbrellas watches, jewelry,
&c. They were the fruits Of the most daring rob-
beries committed during the last winter not alone
In Berlin, but in other German cities. The bridal
garment of young Viennese Jewess. valued at
10000 irancs was among this motley collection
The number of owners who had already recovered
arrested provided with all kinds of tools use
full to the burglars profession, and numerous
quantity of like instruments was found on board
the Yessel -
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Welearn from the Taunton Mass) Gazette that
q man named Michael McCarty, of squawbetty,
while on his way to the jail in Taunton, to which
as q common seller of liquors he had been COM
mitted In default of ball. escaped from the officers
grasp, and crying that he would drown himself be-.
fore he would be arrested sprang into the river and
was drowned.
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4 Asoroner's jury, at Chicago, has rendered I
verdict that Jane A. Green came to her death by
poison administered by her husband, George w
Green. This case has created great excitement
at Chicago. Mr.. Green is man Of wealth, and has
hitherto held respectable position in society.
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sHoorrso-A dificuhy occurred Il the Gait
House, Louisvile. on the night Of the ID inst be-
tween Ben. Johnsos, Of Arkansaa, and Bepjamin
Lavrence- The latter was twice shot b. johnson,
and dangerously wounded.
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TELEGRAPHIc ITEMS

DANvrLLE, Pa, Oct 6-The boiler of the Mon-
tour Rolling Mills exploded this morning and was
carried one hundred feet from its foundation. Ii
demolished frame dwelling and stable, and tore
away forty feet of the Mill buryipg several persons
In the ruins. Two families lived in the dwelling.
child of John Farley was killed, and another
was dying. Barney Mcguire and three children
were hurt; ALSO Peter Monaghan and Lawrence
Mcbride, John Priests, John Diesidger Alexander
Wands, John Adams Michael Levy Isaac Hines,
Wm Butler and JOS Suggarts, some dangerously,
Charles Search, boy, died. Four others were
siightly hurt. Others are missing, and they are
now removing the rubbish. The boiler was said
to be empty of water, which caused the explosion.
WASHINGTON, Oct 6-Lieut j. D. Bulloch. of the
Navy now commanding the Mail steamer Georgia,
has resigned and his resignation has been accepted
leaves tor the Pacific about Tuesday next The
Princeton drops down the North River tomorrow
The Court Martial on board the North Carolina
Will probably adjourn Tomorrow.
Eight OF the deserters from the Independence
have been tried and their sentences forwarded to
Washington for confirmation. :.
DETROIT. Oct Fears are entertained for the
propsliers Mount Vernon ami Plymouth They left
Pesqus Isle in advance Of Others since arrived here
BRIDGEPORT, N. j., Oct. Civilian Casey. of
Melville, was I .hot last night mile from that place
The wound fs supposed to be mortal.
New YORK. Oct 6.-Ths store of James A. Clark
No. Astor Place, was robbed on Tuesday night of q
large amount Of cloths, vestings, &c.
SYRACUSE, Oct 6.-This morning an emierant train
from Albany to Buffalo over horse near New
ark, and the engine, tender and car ran off the
track The fireman was killed, but no one else hurt.
BosroN. Oct 6.-The Whigs of the first district
have re-nominsted Mr.. Elliott for Congress. ff.s
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iRorrrNG.-Two trotting matches, mile heats
$1,000 each, came off last Thursday, one at Cen.
treviiie course, Long Island, between Ed. Eddy
and Highland Maid, and the other at the Union
Course between Flora Temple and Mac. Eddy
won one match, and Flora Temple the other -
Time, at Centreville course, 2:34 "a, 2:35 1-2,
2:3334. At Union course, 23l 4, 232, 2:33.
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AN EXEMPLARY JUDGE The most extraordf
nary instance OF patience on record in modern times
10 that of Illinois Judge, who listened silently for
two days while couple of wordy attorneys con.
tended about the construction of an act Of the leg
isaturs, and then ended the controversy by quiet
ly remarkiHg-"Gentlemen the law 10 repealed
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4 CARD.-Having associated with us,
~ Messrs TURPIN and HARRIS, competent
.n texperienced Apothecaries our business will In
atsre be conducted by them. The public and Ply
icisns may confide ia having Prescriptions aecu-
~ ~ and neatly compounded, at all hours of the
or day By strict and untiring ate ntion to bu-
ins we hope TO merit share of the public patron
" II. HARRIS, formerly with 8. ~. Zacllrsson
A. A. GEORGE & CO., No. 272.
oef Corner 9TH aud Bread sta.
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7 IFE ASSURANCES ON SLAVES RE
SUMED AT FORMER RATES.-The Rich
yend Fire Association, lin consequence of the dis
pearsnce OF cholera,l have resumed Insurance on
tiA Life of Slaves, ut the former rates of premium
asxhoat the extra charge.
The prompt and liberal adjustments of its losses
rad being strictly Home Institution, entities it to
liberal patronage of the public.
lliinformation relative to Life Insurances will be
eserfuy furnished application at the office, cor
ntr of Main and 9th streets.
CHAs. T. WORTHAM, v. Prest.
(No II. BosHER, Sec'y. Sc 28
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pATENT LACTEAL, Oh ARTIFI-
= CiAL BREAGT--Ans article Lnteufe1 q ta9s
the paacs Of the eemmsn Hncdee noae. ~ esie
by CHAo. AILlSpAL0H,
oct nEuegiss.
DODCEkS RAZOR 6TROP6.-25 do
II sea Of thaes supos3ur otrepa jaGt xecetved di-
rect fson 6healslts sna e. s.le g sen If.ses ~
oo n Mein asoet.
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NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons
- having claims against the estate of JAMES 30.
SER, decd are requested to present EN-, proper
~ authenticated; and those indebted, to make pay
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DEATH OF AN Ex,AsMY OyyIcEs.-The Mobile
papers snnounce the death of Colonel Chester
Root formerly of the United States Army, which
took place In that city few days ago. u the age Of
Ga years. He was native Of Chester county, N.
York, and received his first army commission from
President Madison. in 1872 andin 1919 during Pre-
sident Monros's administration. was ordered TO thd
NINA .k..t,.. ~ Afs3Ss a4&t&
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+. NJ. RoBERTsoN, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich
mond, Va. se 9-d3m
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Its Executor OF James Bosher, decd.
tOfFlCE VA. CENTRAL X. r. COMPANY,l
RICHMOND, Oct 6, 1854
Annual Meeting of the
IL Stockholders of the Virginia Central Railroad
Co Spsny will be held In tho town of stauuton on
Th srsdsy. the 9Th of November. 1854
stockholders going to and returning from the meet.
inglkwiii travel on the Cars free of charge
oX7 j. GARRETT, Treas
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CHARLES r. HARREYS.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
10th st. between Main and Cary.
~ All work entrusted 70 his care will be faith
fully aud promptly executed seA-3m
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To Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Boston & New York
ONLY STEA MBOAT LINE ROM
CLEVELAND TO BUFFALO.
|SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL
THAN BY THE OLD sANDUsk, k.JTE.
wI,H cEsrSi% COVE 81 e1iS SFs S" irxao
LlTTLr MIAMI RAILROAD.
Cincinnati Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
rsfss.ss rssfskssfeAE saiE tisF EsSss CINCINNATI
sy steamer cREscksf cir1. sf 4 W. A. p... Commands.
OF TaE VEST f5f 3
leaves Cleveland Thursdays
fhroush Cleveland to Bun.l. in ten hours, vtAo,
Falls New York. boston. Mon all poisss "a
the Eastern Stx4es -
The steamers of thi.ne deservsm thar
hene built ~ the New York and Erie New Y"ri
Central Cleveland Columbus and Cincnna and Little Mi
and sfhnh than to expense
The Queen and both evidences skill taste
and will accomplish In this day Of perfected
Thr Little Miami is the Ess.era Depe.s. cinsn....
Boat Line from Cleveland Burao; asdso make regular
ms:s p,1eors ses Tick via ard c.yslana
steamers '''ssr0"'s' s.Rs
From Cseinnssi York tRarcad from Buf,acy III g
From Cincinnati 70 York via H1dson river 10 80
ITO" o'''''' HScrRsiov ficKErs. '''''"''''" %
From From suso .s
Or CHEAP AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
ne oid sstas.hes GsseraI Rarosd Once in tire. story
yellow. building sou heast Broadway Front
aud mail boat landing or at tn. Eastern Little Mii Rs
road depot East Front street
p. W. srRADER Ticket and Gen rAl Agent. .
The Omnibus Line viii call passenger. any Of the
ner Of broadway sad Front street directly the
ey2s J. X. HOWELL Condretsr.
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CHANGE OF PROPRlETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &c
wH0.EsALE AND RETAIL BY
L. n n u 2 r r.. N q

u i
THE undersigned have pui chased the entire stock OF
Drugs and Medicines or 4. NJ. ID. Miller Co, and
intend carving The Drug business the well known
stand Of Keller & FarDsey. No. Water street, under
the hrm of LEIGH IL VeIling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe Hrm hopes he Is favorably known
TO the public, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
geli's the five years. Peter Verng, ofthe
sne fm having been clerkng In the present store The
last three years. haers himself with having the conf
denee ofiis Old customers.
We intend keeping hand a large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this ntnns and by
strict attention business and by low prices to merit
lbe raj patronage both from old aud customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25Iy PETER VRRLlNG.
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CLOTHING wHOLEs 1EE AND RETAIL.

IA THE undersigned having purchased of his late
III Chas W Mack his entire interest in the Cloth
~ ing Store OF Mack Lob-nstine, nj very h~asy dis
" determined to get rid OF the present stock at
ay sed prices make for alags
Of FAN and Winter Clothng He herefr his
fren 90 aud the publ generally II and examine his Goods
prices He has good stock OF Clothing Gentleman
Furnishing Goods &e. there Is in Evansville aud
Will them than
place in tie city, which he will prove those call his
store undsr Pavilion Hotel.
ey2g-tf ANTHONY LCBENSTINE.
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4 r ''' '' ANTHONY LoBENsTINE.
CAN'T BE,

TNANhbe possible that ). EMBICH Summoned sp-
~ pear before the Honorable City Coun tne
charse Dry Goods ehrapf Orwzt receiving
corporation orders at foe Goods when resy they
not worth than ninety cents the doar Be the
m-y know Mr. f.. attend to his aHsirs
while he tenor Of his wa at the time
do the good largest number
sell good Goodsto his numerous
msrkably low prices.
o prices. ey22
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in ~ Hour.
BOSTON in 34r Hol-s:
BUFFALO IN I6I Hours:
DUNkIRk in Is Hours;
CLEyELANu in ah HeurS;
BY THE
Cincinnati, Columbus and Clc,cland Route

Cincinnati, Columbus aud Clcscland Route
VIA
LITTLE MIAMs u ,sLRO,
j vi. Lax. share R.iise.s paniirS N..
OT a.a BS.;.n 20 % Bic Do Aany Sw foss and 50,.o.
atoga, Burlington. al &c.
by thu, breakfAs. a. Ci .einn~s and din.
TIL, ERp,TY TRAINS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
aa s % ..
line Ptseur;h. Psad lrIia, BALTIMORE nd Ne. York. At
TO DunsiTs View Yah aud ost"n; 1T Buffalo,
second Trin@ats 'Se sse.~ss., Express. at ~ clock
NJ sx les less ake travel than BY any thr route con
Deepg with the Low Pressure Steam
QUEEN OF THE wES-....-.... Capt Mcbride;
CRESCENT CITY. Capt p sse.
AS CHsA@ = cTas sSsTE
hours and makips certain ith the
York Boston &c rom Lewrto % Montreal Quehec &e
This train also makes restn- to Pitsssurgn
Third Tr,nMRairosd syensrE.pre.. a. O'Clock p. NJ
making direct and exclusive Cresflipe
Pi.tshush Balsin philadelphia and New York Ceye
asaaa TorS Bs.san Ss se anAi' to
The onls route landing passengets ID Cleveland.
The roads Of this route the guagt from Cn
ELITE s u Asst siss'
81 BE and procure our Tickets via Couzibus.
ssssas. ,nss from cssnns S,s 2 Da1tir. md B't
Buffalo to New York.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
Gen-ral RalroSd Once IN three stsrS. Yellow snisns
scuth o. Brs sds and Frnt streets directly
ing or at the Eastern Little Miami RPSs
p W. srRapKR Ticket sra Gen.r,i Aern, - =
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
wiz call for in any the city hy learps
arseoa: e. y. above fss south east corner Of Broadway
ey27 j. H. HOW zhL. Conductor.
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nEnFORD,s pAMII.y CnOcERY

NTE souId respectfully inform The citizens
Evansv and vicinity that W. have ehed
stock Family roceres and ProvOns Of dsscrptOu
Secoad street. next door James Steels Lumber
where by strict attention business. merit
receive share OF public patronage. -.
They arr daily receiving supplies Of Batter Cheese
Egys Lard Poultry the country and she keep
saoty hand full supply Of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this sbre will be delivered the
sepS BEDFORD WADE
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J. r. CRISP,

Goster's Building, Up Stairs.
T r. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Fosters
D building will be ON hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages &C., and attend
to all business required Of him justice OF the Peace
feb9-tf
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WM. RE.ELY,
LAW PARTNERSdIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornes at
J law, Evansville, Indiana. nave associated themselves
partners in the psacce ofthe law, and will continue
practice in this and the adjoining couaes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning the
attention particularly 70 land law. Isa short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes an abstract
title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
men.s or1n Lama.co togethe with their professional
,i,u a. - the title. ifdesired (jy25-dawtfl
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS
TERRk HAgTE AHn w EyANsynEE !. ,!I;s s. MAZE

TkI-W EEkL "a BoAt OF this Line viii!
leave n.rre naute Eyansviils every
sza<1s& Mond y. Wednesday and Friday at Z o'clock
r. NJ These Boats ccmr6nods yell furnished
Hauts with Railroad sud Northern Pack
and Evansville with he different Lin Of steam boats
on the ohio river. s22-u
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EVANSVILLE. LA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER ID 1854.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
HIGHLY lMPORTANT ANNOuNCEMENT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
JR. A.. l.. ADAMSs LIVER BALSAM
COMES GREErING.
hR. A. L. ADAMS NkH THEORY FOR Dis
u awakening the inquiry in the minds OF all who
read IT. How 1t that Americans have been long and slav
hy immured IN darkness and gnoranes the subset
diseased
DR.. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM
The Panaces of Disease onered afflicted of the
and Territories entire Liver
IN all stages Bilious Fever Ague Fever Chronic Lung
Fever Dropsicsl Affections. Coughs Consumptou Asthma
aundice Bowel Complaints. Dar.he. Dyent Rheuma-
tism Piles svronala Salt RheuD Dyspeps General Uet
iy. Nervousness Costiveness Indiseson Female Com
plaints. sc.
A. l. Adams Liver Balsan nSw sustans the highest
OF remedy before the public and has proved
;hr skepticsl beyond shadow Of DOUBT hat he
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
bing purely vegeshe for the the
diseases The most skeptc become its sansuine
.yotares. aud pronounce Liver Ralssm to he the
rONLY Reliable HARgENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Tesmonials tracl IL hiss made. swollen
with expressions Of fT the relief received
And In submitting this the Liver Baissm is
those suffering under the IRON GRASr Of the MONSTER
DISEASE aud at bottle Of DR. A. L. Adams
Liver Bilsam.
The readers attention is called the perusal Medical
Circular which obtained
giving clear eptome of the causes and cure OF
dissase also ofcsrtifestes those have ed
paralieed ascendancy the diseases which all
q e. scorr General Agent No 81 Randolph st. cbiesro
attention.
Sold by HALLoCK & srOpDARD. Evansville.
Agents in the Country be supplied BY them Propr
&. JAMES. Mt. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON Ne~ Har-
mopy; C. JAQUES & CO Poseyvills; HALL0CK
PARNENTER. Princeton. Ind. el-lyw
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CRACKERS At WHOLESALE AND

Il assortment OF fresh Water. Butterand sugar Crack
ers md Of Soda Pilot and Navy Bread which be
Ins manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
nd are not exceIled quality by any manufaeto
~ in the country. large stock always hand at m,
shop on Wafer street, between Sycamore and Vine.
decl4-u J. SiNZlCH.