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BradT's DagucrTC5typoS Was swarSd tue prize
,ss IN. Eor, Fair London sd crystal P,lscs in
NevYok These pictuc' on eseii.en srsyi aew JAZZ
n, SO eoo1 With lssny oa7rs
.rovI,ss,s @rt IRIS (;sev cotnrsnSs hyperion fcss for
e hrsnss. up via ysst elegance esrtins yhaa
Ne rr,s OF dir nGvduAs noc 10 TO seen sisswheFe
10 pictures this ss;zshment hare ai~ays
rs,n vcr the ct being Known 70 al Pefs~
who are coz Je.enI 10 Jadss Of De- at
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.A,s 10 s~R. rNn 90 aec'de ~ 'ae constitution
sa seI o.. .Ssep ~ tho parties aes. 'a''ssi
ssS ...,.s,~F,ne ,vdesry weed 20 rrruacr w, paons
aeF ~ ~. Ne s,cAhrldcrs account OF the he"'V,
wTs tess,s committed w purchasing tho so aud
~ ,sY rSrn.,,yseie ecmraV, they, ~ m"s' ., ,a""'
Nrr>sS IN .na,her state A noNnnotnER
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WILLIAN&BU RGH .LI,EN&.
wILLIAMsBURGH FERRIES

t. the Edito- Of The " = TtibHrr
SIR In your paper OF the 9TH you publish statement
which YOU say IS from able sOurce, that George Law
has sold the lease of the Peoples Ferry TO the Peek slip
Ferry Company beg 20 say that there IL not the slight
Eat foundation for such that such sale hes been
made hy Mr. Law one els purchased some mSn'n
inc fom Messra Fer aud Hicks and then has neaer
b.a sod nor offered 10. might create
rops and injurious particularly with tho people OF
William. urg6 beg 70 vii correct BY pubbhog this not5
Very respectfully, OLIVER ChANLlOh
~ n ~
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Vr A. GU iRWs HAs RESUMED VI W..
b. . '..r, b r-,--. -s =, a., iI-f,bu N, -.
str- ~ istll 30 81 - = az, tea A.
ths n usfe III . h.. h.f 'lste9.. -
~ - -, .srf o. dtgu -rsit. srt k,7i "a,
o a. p--sg girtures taken perfect IL ny ~sa'h'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, the originator Of the mod
G. Anti Slavery movement and the first American 10
sim the immediate emancipation Of the slaves lectures
ths Tabernacle this evening Whatever may be thought Oh
Of the opinions he is understood to hold no one can
dsny that for quarter Of century he has been tne
constant straight forward and urAnchng advocate OIL ins
oppressed blacks A the leader Of the school OF urs Az
OItonss he Is entitled to fair hearing which we have
doubt viii be accorded to him this occasion NOT
whssDding al that has been said to his prejudice We
know that not few OF those who differ from him most
widely especially in their religious views regard him as
one OF the nobest mon Of the age An Orthodox clergy
man recently said II am forced to believe him either
auons:cr or a sublime Christian He mast have been one
orthe other he could not have stood his ground 30
poby and firmly under the powerful temptations and
trail to which he has been exposed and don't BE-
1--we God makes monsters conclude tina, he nnst have
derived biz power from Christ II were 70 join In the
ery that be is IN isfds should expect some ono would
arvpy to tho accusation BY simple intsrogasory viz
III us. nsy 10 ~ gosd and crest - NJ Gsrr''n ana
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DIsGRAcEFUL PRocEEDlSGs AT A COLoRED CHURCH.
Ohee Austin GIisekd rday arrested four corsd
ehsraed with having Sunday evening knocked down
John Tucker with which no'ed severe sh on
persons,
willie and black church OF South SKth of which
VIM HODGES the psstO and congregation ANNOYED by
uersons aud church II stated By Sir Hodges
t6t Tucker patoOk Of the Sacrament and oue the religious
bat charged knocked dOya one OF the men,
b Of the This probably the Of the attack The
bsnds tie I7th lost for eHsu
nation.
PoIIcg ARRFsrs-The Police of WILLIAMSBURG made
Saturday rislt until yestcrday mOrnng GA
following charges dsoriery 2; drunk q srcsny,
.,.ant and battery vsg,n orderly surrendered By
bail insane / delam tIeasn lest child, l. lodger l.
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMUsEMENrs 10

hI'A"-'|S' 1yHspAY Feb IA 1854
,,, SO, v,,soss trcruRs-Broaowsy Tabernacle u Pm
DR. soLeIk's LroruRE-Brookyn Athe2sum I'M
M, IN .pyoRps LEcTURE-UniventyC hapel r NJ n,,
ISsIyIR.AsY OF GIRLS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL Hore Chapel NJ
TrNprRINcy MrErINs-No. 60 East Brosesy, Y I'm
N.TIoE, POULTRY SHow-Bsrnuu's Museum DAY and evening"
Folly as IT fuss ard Soldiers Cournhiq At
S,nsusNrx NIcnrs DREAM Ladies Beware"-Broadwsy
MipspmmrR NieHrs DREAM Pretty r. ~
UNCLE TONS CAHs P M and" HOT Sora d SA''e'"
VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS Afternoon ard Evening ~
Gro CpRIsrY WOODS MIssrsELs-Et Dteea.y
BurxIEYs OPERA HousE-Etbiopsn Delir ~ a.
NswYoRK SO 1900,
- o.nWAY MrSAsEslx-Animsls So Bwsy 10 N 20 T.
IL UsInY or All NATIoSs-Crys:s Palace n 70 o"A'
r svAEDs RIVER NILE-ooe Broadway. y r. NJ mn
7, HANS srvgE NILS MRRoR-6oS Broadway ana r. |"
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Tie rush t. see Smiths Valentines. at No 90 Canal
st, Bro 1wsy greater than house 10 The C
tr Le other doiEe nothas sishs crowded
10 s.eess lut IL rssscE' As esna cheap Call
md tAke ook Froz one cent &c as
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"CSCIE TONS CABIN The National vess',n OF
tbs wots. rial us eou h be ho1ss Nightly. 1torss t
Reid the since TIRE l3h os; JAY " 80 4
Lik Katy the Hot Corr G viii Be psrorsi - re
sf.e.aeo7 eS1Ueae!rs a. : o'elock
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GAS! GAS, GAS A large number of new pat
terms ChAudesers ard other Gas FStus viii ~ oand hs
sIeai De t 0; Archer Warner Co No 90 n I'D
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Jusr Our.-Th.t lively little paper The New-Iork
Pesyuse eostsia seed biz g me Lite @ ~
Cen orirs - funny q relief fss the cah ssy
vel worta tas rfs wv NJ u NNes s'nss
,sa;s PET Sspy. For sis s-s1sssa
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MARRIED.
IlIEI.

FLDRIDGE- wINHAM-On Saturday, 9Th inst BY Tho Rsy
Robt Je,.op. Mr. Francis Edridse to Nj" Aaones "hssm
90 ft.Iif
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CITY ITEMS.
CHRONOLOGICAL REGISTER.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
Fyo Os~ratoss BY Standard Thernemsss of No Cha"oe
G. "a RorKErr
1854. "a NJ /. m
February NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a ~ -
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ALPAcAs-we found yesterday, at Chamberns cattle
market in Robinson ST. Alpaca Lama andtTo Vienna
from Peru which came in the George Law steamer There
were four LANES and six Apacas in the LOT when they len
Peru the others having died the passage part OF them in
crossing the hmus and part Of them As they approached
the cold climate of our latitude As the Peruvian Gov
eminent do not allow the expectation of these valuable
animals wesuppose these were smugged away IN some 'e'
el bound 70 Panama The color OF the Lama and Apaca
is black and the yeunas are Of syellowsh shade Both
shcrd valuable feeces An effort made few years
ago 10 introduce Apcas into this country to aarge extent
to be raised for the fleece which worth much more than
wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

The First Anniversary of the Girls Industrial School in
Avenue d. viii take place this evening in Hope Chapel
Addresses will be delivered by the Rev Mr Cayler and
ober. The friends Of the Association, and the p1bi,
generally are invited to attend
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THE TURF.

PAcIsC Az NV ORLEAEs-NETMRik CoURsI-SHn
dot, Jan 49, 1854. Pacing match for $1,000 mile heats
in harness.
O,i. Ii,ri,Li. sb IN
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Sc.IpED TO DEsrH.-COrorer ODoIneH yesterday
a. No 81 upon the body Of Heeas Coan
eLnd Who died ho the eHee Of ,s rees,,d .5pf'
,.hins eotb.s aentsy fall basin Of he's ~.tr over t
p,eI ard res. child the injuries th1, pr0teed proved
fs.l Tie jury rendered verdict OF accidental DEAN
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THryr OF FLOUR Sergeant Coney Of the rst ~ "
Police sonds, nsht arrested three sn sh Sc
is 6v. bbs Of aour valaed e5I s. the properly o.
uirs who had board canal '.f q PIE. 20 ,,.,s ~.
IL foyr fou nd ansther lying 10 the aoet
I slle that the prisoners placed 10 thsre Insy wv"
ted 70 DIT son By Jsstlse Osborrs 70 answer ine s1-s
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ANsUAL BALL COLUMBIAN Engine COsPASr-Co
lumbar Engine Company No Il held their Annual Bal o.
n bios Saloon last evening The attendance Of msuees
and invited guests was very humsrOus and the srr'sgs
such did great s,edit to the Conn'ee Tbs Bah
90: up in the bes, style and passed of in the most hap
d. manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Fowl BUsisEss-One OF the exb bors at the
National Poultry Show at Barnums Museum is George
BurDham of Massachusetts Boston, whose sales OF
poultry including few fancy rabbits and Pigs last year
amounted TO $4,000 OF this amount $4,000 wereseat off
southwark from Boston, by Adams and Co.'S Express A
sample of his Suffolk pgs in the Museum. They are
pteat curiOstes
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ArTAcKED.-On Sunday morning, officer Penn, OF the
Third Ditt fox in the 81 breaking
Onse him the officer wa Niiled
-. mate Lneir
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ArrryPTED SuIoIDE.-A German woman named ha
Eyins AZ No as Keedest sunday NIGHT attempted ss-
by sw Allowing al dse VI talanu 9hysclsn
and eceeded IN removing the poon AMI tas'sATns ger
H. She tooI while IN Of desPos4sney eAea "
\ sr and hsyrs deserted her
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fight the devil as faithfully and efecuary as be has
done and yet be in6de where's the need Of Chhst
- ianityr should know how TO answer such .
q question"
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SrpPosrD RoBBrRr OF Board THE SAY FRAsCisCD.-
.olred late cook III fated steamer san Faa-
cco va, ,,terd., arrested BY 0eer bad~n OF tne Lynn
Wsrd Police on sspeion Of 1sying stolen lus. OF
on board the 1hea be vas osrflhs o " -
hsr are store taken before Justice sI saa eo
,eS 20 ~ .x.uirstsn IL sald thss ne ha been seen WHO
sod w.eh chain in his Possession wniea " %
n.ss from hs the vessel tbs prDPeJ Wa
~ savr,sr four To- Ii peessioa the time Of hH TIe
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AsnRIcAs MusEUr-The proprietor being in high f HAe'
respectfully announces an entire change Of b and nov
city in the performances of this popular place of amuss
Inent which will enable him to every other es
Enlistment and which no doubt will bs appreended and
comprtlended but no. rerrehsaded by the public Tbs
performance referred TO- will consist Of nssy drsm,sc
piece entitled
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noon two boys sons of Mr. Martin White Of Manhattan.
vile on returning from Sunday School went upon pond
Of water which partially frozen over when the co
av ay and they sank the bottom and the water be-
mo over their heads they unfortunately were drowned be-
fore assistance could be procured Their bodies were re-
co1ered soon aterwsrd and taken 20 the home OF their
aft cted parents.
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SrpDEs DEArB.-A young man, named Leonard hyde,
5 Senly yesterday morning the H1d0n Hotel corner o.
HS,o snd Read, where ne oyed tend the o!s.,
he rad ell for several days snd feeling worse laa
xS,sssy morning be the front door 70 81 ne fesi
be suddenly taken with pror'e bl-edns a. tn NOUN
"a ress fell TO the floor ard died in the eoine OF e" mo-
,s,t, He rather rtempeFs ha Ills age vs. % '.
ard hi. plsee Of nativity Fuihng An inquest vi" De nsf
n,on the body to-day.
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CHARGE OF ERAUD-A German named John =. E'lef
.,d, .1,.t.a b, Oacer Rae the Lsser Police Court
CHARGED with fy rspreen ias himself % 70 ss &c sssn %
~, hin .csu bound Brsm.1 and By Ah means naaSe
Er ChsIles Avian OF Delnoneos Hotel 70 hin 81 'or P
a. ticket which be board AID pre,eeea -
nroy.d 10 worthless The prsooer A. the time OF
pa he iieist va It Office No i Green hs -. 49,
he veil knovn he police suthonties Jas'es o'sS-
10 vas tsken committed him 10 prson Tor tfiAL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-30

HELLisH OUTRAGE-A rrEMPrEp WHOLE
SALE DEsrKUCTIoN.-Las night, at about 10
O'Clock, the inhabitants in the vicinity of the
NJ ariue II hospital, corner Of Western row and
l.ongw0rth street, were alarmed by loud
ex plosion, aud shortly afterward an alarm of
fire was raised as proceeding from the Hospi-
tai. Upon entering the room OF The Stew
ard Mr. J. III. Allison. where the noise of the
explosion was first heard, a sight met the
view ofthe spectators which beggars descrip.
ton. The furniture of the room, and of the
bed room adjoining, was scattered in thou.
sand fragments, the W. lis of the apartments
riddled as if with a battery iron slugs, and
the mangled and mutilated bodies of Mr. Al
lison and his wife lay, one in the front and
the other in the back room. The lady had
her arms literally torn from her body, her
skull dreadTully mangled, the flesh being torn
in ridges from her face and breast.
| When We left, DR.. Langdon was In the act
Of amputating what was left vt her arms
Notwithstanding, however, the horrible suf-
ierings she must have experienced, she ap-
pearcd to be peeiectly sensible, and frequent
ly made motions, unders' God by those in at
tendance, Tor water. Mr.. AiIison's entrails
were protruding from the abdomen. perfectly
mangled, his face burnt in dreadful ma nner,
and altogether his appearance vas shocking
TO behold. He was attended to by Drs. Ba-
ker and Judking, and while they were en-
deavoring TO administer TO him, the wretched
man, in piteous accents exclaimed: "Wby
is this! Ihave never done wrong to a human
being"
i A few minutes before the explosion took
place, some one rung the bell OF the establish.
ment, and upon the door being opened, box
was handed to Mr.. John Baker, brother Of
the Principal who he nded it to the Steward.
ess, Mrs. Allison, who took it to her room
and then the explosion occurred.
The fatal box contained bomb.shell Of
torpedo, and was doubtless meant to destroy
the whole premises and its occupants. From
. fragments found, we Judge that the in'erna
machine must have been of about six inches
in diameter. The 6end who planned this d:
aboIical act has at present escaped, but TIT
full cry of an enraged community is on hi
track Gin. Eng 27h.
CINCINNATI, June 81, p. M.
The Allisons are both dead. MIR. Allison
made q statement before his death which
: with information obtained to-day. will prob
ably lead to the detection OF the guilty party
It's said that fellow named CONVEX
committed murder some time since, and a
lison was acquainted with the facts, and it
supposed that Conwe!l desired to take tn
life of Allison
The description given of Conwell by A.
lison, and by the boys who delivered the DO
they received, corresponds 8-
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-W We made an error in saying De Gar
mos mail carrying operations would COM
mence to-day. They will GO over to New
Harmony to-day, and carry the first mail
from there tomorrow.
- We remember when a well man who
carried an umbrella to keep off the sun was
considered great dandy. The day has
passed. They can now be seen along our
streets In the hands of all classes. Even our
friend Johnson, the drayman, as he rides
around on the big water pot, screens himself
from the sun with an umbrella, while MIN
&c shower prevails below him.
The sale Of thirty-two lots which has
been advertised to take place tomorrow by
John Kivett has been dispensed with by pri-
vate sale.
Gen. G-eathouse did arrive in town
Yesterday, in good health and fine Spirits
tie will at once commence the work oftalk-
ing to the people individually and collective
iy on the subject of the Congressional noni-
inaton. He does not intend to let the grass
MIR. Lewis Kurtz, a nephew of Mr..
A. Kurtz, Confectionpr, was taken very sud-
denly with the cholera evening before last,
AMI died in ten hours. He had permitted a
bad diarrhGa to continue ever since last
Monday. without doing any thing to check it.
"Wednesday evening while going down the
cellar stairs, he was taken suddenly sick, and
fell down head foremost. He was taken up
'yulseless. Anybedy who permits diarrhea
&C. continue thes several days may consider
himself At subject for the cholera, no mat
ter where he may be living. Mr.. X. was a
very estimsble young man.
- The engineer'ofithe steamer G. w.
Sparhawk. lying at st. Louis, had a difficulty
last Tuesday, with-lhe first and second stew
ART. The FIRST stewart was shot dead, and
the secJnd ba ly cut.
The Illinois last Tuesday was on q
stand and Upper Mississippi .fuliing.
- The Crystal Palace arrived here from
st. Louis in good time yesterday morning
Wethank the clerk for package OF papers
This fast and sple ndid steamer will be al
Evansville Sunday morning for st. Louis.
The little Green River steamer
White River, arrived here yesterday fon
that stream loaded with tobacco. She hat
on board 30 h, gsheads. u
The Fashion left the Eastern mai
here at fair hour yesterday moraing. W.
thank her officers fot a package of Louisville
papers.
The river 10 again failing at Pitts
burgh. with 81 feet water in channel. Fall
,ing at other points above. Getting very low
- The David Gibson arrived at Cincin
natl last Saturday, just IS days from Ne'
Orleans. She bles out two cylinder head
on the way.
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DR. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

,oR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA, ALL IMPURITIES OF Tm
Prepared by one of tke Faculty. =.
THIS vegetable comedy which Is now Spreading 10 all
nrs MesieaI SCHOOLS III he Wss e.
gh standing in his profession and much opposed
empriesm quackery as any one can be, as Is shown
by the fact that The Is published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine thus exonerating It from
the charge OF bei,g nostrum
IT Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference to the Circular and BY the
accompanying certificates.
tion the ert bottle often producing wonderful re:nis
In the Of the negro girl Of Mrs simmons' Of
Louisville, who was relieved OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEFkH
In short wherever IL stands at the head OF AL
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scfofda White yelling, Negro Consrmp.
dion fhIonic Rheumatisn Gori Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal OF Kidney anectops all
Female irregularities ss and Sens@s Debility anu an dis
orders arising from impure b'oo1 ahd bad Habit Of
system. cv FEMALE COMPLaINTs
thi, remedy sta unrivailed u Is slight smulant
ami a now rfnl toiic and sIieraure.
nles and bothes producing clear and bea1fu skin
regreti;. 10 botiose confidence II &c should
n rst 10 the isessethe general ofthe
medicine bengo drive all impuritissto the surface, and
hy that means out Of the system.
EARDxSsBcRs. KT.. Oct.6 1851.
DR.. A. e Geohegan-Dear SIR; have examined, our
rereipe Compound Fluid Extract Of Hydr0pper for
the cure of Ser0fqla in al is forms AID Other chronic
Having prescribed, and watched it effects in many cases
Of the above diseases and having always found efec
tual cheerfuIy recommend IL 10 the afflicted
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
pounds. Mt. WAKEFIELD, N. d.
OwrxssoRo', Ky, March o5 1851.
Dear o,tor:-1 receiy ed yours Of the 22d
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt Of Hy
dropiper.
II several cases In this community II has relieved
nysp n " lie
ton. have using il myself, and think il benefits
my gene al health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES CONAN. NJ. n.
PR1cr 81 per bottle or bottles for S. when taken At
one time. tAYMOND6 PATTEN,
Sole Agent. No. "A Fulton street, Louisville, n.y.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLocK srogDaAlnp
Princeton, r b. HALLoch
! mhc5 d&w6m-is
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3 3 Z { 9 Z 9 { 9
M LEANS VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT.

1NHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
has performed. after all other remedies had failed
Eminent that ani cure Chronic or iufanmstory Rheu-
matism Paralysis stiffness weakness IN the Joints,
Muscles or Ligamens, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia Toothache. Earsche. oran! Pain. 1t will
move any swelling Tumor Piles. Hard Jumps, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites Of Mosquitoes, any In
fammation. -.
And /, win cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs or shins, difference how
long they may have existed Ii VII also soothe and
heal Burns. scaids, Fresh Cuts, Wounds. &C., sooner
OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1853 and the demand is increasing
daily, and have heard of wherein IL has
failed to cure any external disease when properly ap
Who then win suffer from Pains Sores or swsllinss
Read the following certificate, which is
lNCONTESTABLE PROOF
OF what we have asserted.
20 make know the following hoping the, learn by
my experience and discard worthless stuff which HIS
been pressed into notice by false certificates lorg
Far six months was confined to my room a cripple
from Rheumaiism. by knee was swollen TREMENDOUS
ly producing the most pains The muscles were
contracted that could not straiehten my leg all
appea me mus S aameh, ,or Tour W. Du,
and used your Volcanic Oil LiDiment-in three weekss
relaxed the. musele-, and cured me permanently.
AMERlCuS CAsEDAY, Saline county III.
Isaw Mr. caseday when he was afflicted as stated and
he is nos wei. WIN Il. ELLIOTT, Pinkney vine.
Reader ~ the owe is not sufficient to convince you
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Eminent,
call and examine the thousands which hav- In
possession from all parts Of the country and you win
purchase supply from and does not give satslac-
tion the money will be returned. TO the Purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLean's celebrated Eminent is the only safe and
liable remedy for the OF SPAWN, Ring Bone Wind
Calls Splints. Unnatural Jumps. Nodes or Swengs--
II sill never fail TO cure Big Head Pollev Fstua. old
Bruises. os n R5oPH sSs
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, it is infalble
remedy. Appl, as directed. and a cure Is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This IL ceriif that have used The Mexican Mustang
Eminent and McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment on our
omnibus horses that were lame. sprDed and for SWELL
iDgs and have found McLean's Volcanic t,il Liame1t
20 be the best Eminent. ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthe firm Of Case e. Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German. . ..-f
This Lriments now put up In Is cent SO ceDtand 81
bottles. The so size contains three times The
tity of the 81 cent size and in proportion
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, st Louis. No:
For sale ia Evansville. Ind. by KELLER. FARMS
LEY CO.. at Proprieior's prices. [mn7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-30

ME RESPECTFULLY ACaUAiNT YOU OF
w int nded rem'v the LIST OF july TO the
Five Story Stone Building. No AIS North side Main
nearly opposite the Lousvis Hotel wher intend
opening very we'll assorted Of Foreign and
Dome tie DRY GO 'DS.
Our James Lev Is Permanently located at Manchester
Enand for the purpose Of chasing Goods exclusively
for Cash. direct the Manufacturer thereby saving the
profit usually paid to Importer.
In the OF the market stock or Good
the only Bank which expect TO raise money!
cash time will oner
dueemsnts in prices which will certainly make their
terest 70 do business with JAMES Low %.