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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-17
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EXTRACT OF EiYDKOPEPER,
DYSPEPSIA, sCRoFULs. AND ALL IMPURITIES TIL



Prepared By one IF the FaeMtB.
TNHIS vegetable remedy which is spreading 10 all
parts fthe e7untry prepa red by graduate of one
ofthe first Medical Schools i'm the est, Of
gh standing in his profession and as much opposed to
empricsm quackery as any one can be- as IS shown
the fact that the ipe published. and anes
each bottle of the medicine thus exoneratng il from
If IS PREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference TO the Circular and by the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparla. the Hyropiper is quick in its
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results
as in the case of the negro girl Of Mrs simmons OF
Louisville. who was relieved OF
RLiNDSESS IN ONE WEFKu
In short wherever known il stands at the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases: vor-o con.,,,n,-
Dyspepsia, Scrofula, W bite swelling Negro Consump,
tion Chronic Rh"umatisn Gout. Neuralgia ulcers and
all Skin Diseases all Renal or kidne! ahecions; all
Female irregularities and Distractions Ne rcural Dis
eases Secondary syphilis General Debility, and all dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit
system oK FEMALE COMPLAINTS
This remedy sta dis unrvalled. II is slight stimulan
and a now erful tonic and attentive
As beautifer Of the complexion, in the cure OF
pe and bioes i'm producing clear and beautiful skin
:, MUCH more safe and sure remedy than ali the cos
m,tics and lotions in existence Try it, and YOU wiz
never regret DO notlose confidence lifts hould seem
81 first 10 increase the diseasehe general effect of the
medicine beingto drive all impurities the surface and
by that means out of the system.
H.RDENsBuRG Ky. Oct. c. 1851.
DIR. A. K. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have examined
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract " Hydroppef,
the cure OF ScrOGa III all us lOrns and Othcr chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weak ness. &e-
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
the above Diseases aud having always found efec-
tual most cheerfully recommend il 10 the afflicted
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior Sarsaparilla AID any of its com
pounds. y. Il. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
0wExsBoao' Ky. March q. ls59
o-tor:-I c the a e.
corng your request acknowledge The recepi Of Nv
dropiper.
IL several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dysv In Al o. val ual
ton. have been using it Tysei and think it BENEFITS
my general health. Respectfully your friend,
JAMES COWAN, VI. n.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for s., when ken
time. RAYMOND d. PA1TEN.
Sole Agent No. - Fulton street. Louisville Kv
To whom all riders should be addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALL0CK d STOnEARD
!" Princeton, X. b HAIlCCK.
mh2s-ddkw6m-is
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LANDS SUBJECT TO ENTRY.
CAN II BE!

NAN it be possible that ). EMBICH summoned to ap
~ pear before the oaorable City Coun ii
eharse ofseng Dry Goods eheap Or vast ving
corporation orders Goods when reli they
worth than ninety the dollarl BE the
may. know Mr.. E. attend his affairs
while he purues the Of his the time
ndavorns do the greatest good the largest number by
continuing sell good Goods to his
markably low prices
Gail ia ladies you delight in getting good Goods
prices. ey22
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ENR SALE 0RnENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
< desirable family residence situated in the
elevshlc the The ms
with good c-rn, houses and number Of fruit
the premises.
ALSO Two Lots in Lnmaseo city fronting the
er. bargain be had il applied for Apply
AZ this oifec. sugl If
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8 T & & & { Z T &
volcanic OIL
EgNEVENT.

NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
Il has performed. after all other remedies hao JAILED
the proprietor in asserting that IL is tile only
Eminent that will Chronic or infanmntory heu-
maism Paralysis stiffness or weakness IN the joints,
Muscles Li.aments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia. Toothaohe Earache. orany Pain II Will re
move any Swelling, TUmor Piles. HARD Lumps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites OF Musquitos, or any in
And it will cleanse purify and heal the FoULfsT
long they may existed. Ii will also soothe and
heal Burns. scads, Fresh Cuts. Wounds. de-, sooner
OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1858, and the demand is increasing
daily, and we have never heard ola case wherein has
failed 20 cure any external disease, when Properi!aP
piled. 49,
when a sale and remedy is so easily obtained.
INCONTESTABLE PROOF
j. H. McLrAr-Sr: feel ita duty owe to the public
to make known the following hoping they ma. learn by
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates and long
advertisements.
| For six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremendous
w. producing the pains The uscles were
contracted so that could straighen my leg at all
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks but il
and used yoar Volcanic oil iniment- in three weoksit
relaxed the muscles and cured me permanently.
| AMERlCUs CASEDAY Saline county. Ill.
Isaw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted as stated and
he is now well. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT, Pnkneyville.
Of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil lniment,
call and examine the thousands which hay" In our
possession al parts the country. and You viii
purchase supply from and it does not give satsiae
ton, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
McI.eans celebrated Lnme mt is the only safe and
liable remedy for the Of SPAWN, Ring Bone. Wind
Calls. Splints Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Swelngs.-
1t i'll never fail to Big Head Poevi Fistua. old
| Running Sores sweeney. if properly applied. For
Sprains Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoofs, Chales sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, il is an infable
remedy. Apply directed and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, OF the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is certif, that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment and McLean's Volcanic Oil Lniment,
omnibus that lame spraned and for SWELL
ings and have found McLean's Volcanic Oil lniment
10 be the best Linment. ERASIUS WELLS,
ofthc firm of Case * Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lirimentis put up in 25 cent. 50 eentand 81
bottles The 50 cent size contains three times the guam
tity 81 size and proportion TO the
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale i'm Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY g. CO.. at Propretor's prices. lmh7
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CLOTHING WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

>21 THE undersigned having purchased of his late
IA Cbas W Mack. his entire interest in tie Cloth
~ ing Store OF Mack LObenstne. heavy dis
Lib isdetermined rid Of the stock
atty r-du prices make for alarge
Of Fall and Winter Clothing He therefor Wits his
friends and the public generally II and examine his Goods
prices lie has Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods Sc. there is in Evansville
will sell them cheaper than they be bought other
place in the city which he will prove those calling his
store under Pavilion Hotel.
ey29-u ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
6tAND, AND KISSES Of best quality. constantly on
~ hand-frssh received weekly for sale l2
per pound, by
sy12 s. Il. GILBERT & CO.. Syc. near Water.
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BusToy. Oct. IL

BOsToS, Oct. IL.
The Steamer Europa arrived here last
night from Halifax. Fourteen OF the sur
viving passengers are amongst her passen-
gers.
Charles T. Mitchell, of Charleston, and
Edward Dupasson, Of New Orleans, state
that Mr.. Collins son and daughter, were
drowned by the upsetting Of the boat in which
they had been placed by Captain Luce.
When Mr.. Mitchell left the ship he says
Hr. Browns family standing
on deck, and are supposed to have went
down with the steamer. A faint hope is
entertained that the Captain and many pas
ssngers may have been saved in large boat,
and some doubt the statement that Mr.. Col
lins'famiIy was lost whilst lowering the boat.
New YORK, Oct. IL.
The Tribune, this morning, in summing
up the election returns OF Pennsylvania,
shows the choice of twenty anti Nebraska to
five Nebraska Congressman.
LAwREECERURGH, Oct. Is.
Cumback, Anti-N Nebraska candidate for
Congress in the fourth district. is elected
oyer Holman, the Nebraska candidate bv
S9l majority. The same district gave Lane
(Dem.) for Congress, 1000 majority in 1852.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL
Pollock's majority, whig and X. N. 80 900.
Mott, Canal Commissioner, democrat and X.
n, 10000 Black, democrat, Supreme Judge,
10000. Probably law doubtful. Congress
wing and X. NJ, Is; democrats, s; not
heard from,2. Legislature unknown, prob
able nsjority for X. N. and wings.
The national Democrats OF the LIST con-
gressieoal district yesterday nominated ID.
B. Allen. Of Richmond as their candidate.
The Hards of the Sd congressional distric,
had very many ballots for Candidate, last
night: without a choice.
The Hards of the 9Th district nominated
Gel. las. L. Curtis as their candidate.
Troy, N. Y, Oct. Is.
A small boat. containing IA men, upset
this morning near the steamb boat landing
only six Of them were savcd-S of the
bedies have been recovered. They were men
employed in a chair factory in West Troy
and were going to their work.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 49,
A. E. Roberts, independent whic, is elect.
ed to Congress in the 9th district, over F.
Hister, the present member. by 1000 major.
ity.
The official majority for Pollock, To-
Governor, in this city, is 44Ol.
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE
DIR BRUCG'S
1 N ID I 4 ~ n & l. Il A B l. T.
PAN ACE A.
For Tic Radical Cure Of

For the Radic0I Cure Of
AYSPEPSIA. Serofdla King Evil Iueipient Ceusu
tion rheumatism Inf nation OF the Eyes Liver
plains. Gravel Piles Drory Sick and Nervous Headache
Pain in the side Breast and Back Diseases OF he kidneys
spleen Spine Codne Of the Feet Old and Ulcers
Swelling Glands Lsnh.go Jaanies Female rreg
sas asd all diseases arising from improper or excessive
III PURIFISs THE BLOOD,
Tn. Pnasea pat square ansrt bottles with the let-
NEW CASTLE. KY blown in the glass.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Alternative Purgttive Duretie D1phoretic and Tonic lis
action and Blood is powerful and sanatve
removes Constipation and Is she MASTER KING OF PAIN.
promptness the Kidneys and Urine
Skin the Tongue the Breath and
while il thus the all accumulated morb
tonic properties give tone and action mparns
new life and visOr. Price 81 per bottle.
E. H. sTOCKwELL. VI. D..
Professor Of Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in Phil adelp ha an" Cincinnati. SAYS:
Messrs BKUcE Col have used extensively. separat
collectively the articles composing the Compound
Bruce. INDIAN VEGETABLE and consider il the
most eHecua remedy Scroua Tuberce and Dysre
peOgle Tits safe potent and evnces high
degree of pharmaceutical science.
Ell. sTOcKwELL. NJ. d.
PROF. T. @. GAYLE.
Dean ofthe Faculty Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
L. NJ. Bruce. VI. D New Castle. Ky -
Dear Sr have submitted Compound 10 Professors VI
Gabbert aud Watson they think highly indeed
of your and think well calculated TO
,sntary effect as sterant can give opinion Of
others who wish to buy it, and eheerfu
give il my individual recommsndation
sm very respectfully, your ob'tservt
T. c.. GAYLE
Dean OF the Faculty.
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IRON TlNGTUR


1T we'll known almost every that certain class
diseases their origin to Debility; and. inventor
having this fact strictly view led discovery
tbs most valuable restore the
broken system originating from any and every
cause THIS the active aud
to the Medical World. and in all
requiring chsybea Ii is
in Chs sad Fever Seroiua. Rheumatism. Gout,
Menstruati which has been the
Of young enale just ut that time ollie when
houid be blashing Anhood Falling the Womb
Fluor Abus Whes) Dropses Of ali kinds
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. XIV, july lst IA
Mr.. Ii. F. HURT--Dear Sr:-Permit for
aiced Female community that about three
ears I became diseases with Falling Womb and
Whites which kett confined my nearly all the
nton OF the best ,hy the
relief In friends p-rsus-
the spring. did and after
turn home female cluantancc who had been using
persuaded IeOnscnted
bottle found myself i'm growing rapidly am
USING the 4th bottle and happy am able to
to my household affairs as before was taken sick
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsrRo Texas. May l. 1857
MEssRs. FARMER. Hurt Recommendations.
been the school for
pervadei whole weak
like walking skeleton until three bottles OF DR.
Hurts Iron Tiaeture an now well and can testify az
medicine general Debility
loss of appetite
adiseased state otthe blood Yours with respect
~. HAMMOND.
ey7-4mw wooLsEf LiNCK. Sole Agents
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SSPRAGUE'S FANCY PRINTS case. snr.v,s,.
~ small figured madden Prints reed this day and 10 sale S
eZ Jas. Low 4 CO., AIS, kxip ST. Lou. XIV
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GAME w ANTED.
e. THE highest market price will always be paid
A for Game at che Exchange Restaurant. Bring it as
StSySy. possible.
H. augiu PETER B:RK.
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NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.

II q.
Evansville constantly adding all little useful And
with with Eastern merchants
will sell for cash. the market prices Custor r.
friends uy invited the
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hall. First
'e2-Iyd&w
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SILVER PLATED Sewing Birds and super Sewing Nee
~ dies forsale by e2, A. c. PUSiIEE.
rZNO GO .TRACTORs.-25oy yards of earth wanted. de-
III hvered lot above the residence Robert
Barnes Esq., for which the price will be paid by
ey2j q. BABCUCK.
DIS .Oi.UTiON OF PART NERsHiP.
VIE Pdrtncish heretofore existing between Cow
den Barker Is this day dissolved ny mutual consent
+. R. Barker purchased the b. Cowden
alon. authorized settle the business
eylj-u y. Il. C0WDEN.
+. X. BARKER.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FUNW0 Lots lin street. between Filth and 81 xth
the between Sixth and seventh each
feet front bv 49, Lot Lanaseo 100 by ia with Tw
Story Brick House. suitable for business purposes
private residence.
Titles iudisp and liberal For particulars
lure of RUDOLPH KEHR, Notary Public.
ey2S-f on First ST.. ~ VI. 5. JOhnsoR's, Atty.
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READ. READ! READ.!
Statement Rev s. g sumner President OF the Henry
Female College.
Mr. sumner widely known for great moral worth and
honorable bearing his school famed
his skill teacher and the rapid progress his pupils
make in the requirement OF useful kno Wedge;
New CASTLE. KY. May a. 1853
DIR Bruce Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used in
family school with entire satisfaction Mr.. Armstrong
ON. OF NV teachers, has also with decided benefit
although used 1t myself satisfied from the
those under and my family that 10
a valuable medicine ). s. SUMNER.
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II. NELSON
FURNITURE.
sess ssss

OOFAS, Divan, Center, dining Breakfast and Card
y Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads anu Ma.
tresses Also large and general assortment oil WOOD,
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23Iyd WOOLSEf q NELSoN.
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IEWELRY Il NOTIONS.--Ear rings, Finger rings,
d Breast Pins. Shirt studs. Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps. Brushes Combs Purses. Fancy soaps
Accorians Violins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR s.Lp

EOTs md HOUSES FOR sNLF.
ANREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.-Six Lots for
0Q SALE situated in Evansville beyond the Raro sd De
pot Four these have Frame Houses them and
wise They we'll situated far residences
business and only about from
nne SPECULATION offered in these lots
TO SOLD. Those wanting residence wish
inc fine opportunity ofspeculatOn had better apply mme
ately One of these houses especially a
sirate residence For further particulars apply this
eI6-tt
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VNTOOD.-io csrls ofseasOned Hickory and Ash wood
eyI5 MokGaN. KEEN & PRESTON Firstst-
ENIOCR-j0 bbs Mayville good received per
e22 GEO. FOSTER CO.
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NOTICE OF Sti r..
NOTICE sherey given tia, viii sell at Public Auction
denee John Rankin rburgh County
his rroperty sstng of horses cattle
ho-s oa in the household and kitchen furniture farm
and other articles credit of II
dollars
his with approved security VARYING valuation APP
praisement laws. JOEL MALTBY, Admir-
BY JAS. HARLAS. J.. ATTY. 3w
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IsGESE-Ju.t reed per steamer Umpire. Is bIs Oran
>..pai I'D HERMAN
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T. H. WRIGHT 4 CO.. indianapolis. Ind.
wOOLSEY LISCK. Evansville. Ind.
and for sale and on -is'an at Depot prices by
jei0-6m kELI ER. FARNsLEf x Co. Evansville.
SELLING OFF ATCOST.
POSITIVELY AND ND HUMBCG.
respectfully
Evansville vicinity that he intends selling
due of his Sprirg and summer stock
AT PRIME COST.
that Stock has been increased
offer Those
70 get good bargains will please avail themselves
GOOD opportunity Gene all and see for yourselves.
L. SiLBERNAN. Main st. door below BIZ. Blk.
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ID. wOOLSEY.
A u CT ION.
,GEY e. NEr.CON

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Let everybody procure one DR.. Brue's Almanaes and
Journals AID read he certificates
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HNREsH TEAS.-lOo half-shests cattys: etc.. etc. me
n dunn very choice. Just reed. for sale low by
ey2s Sc. GILBERT d CO., Syc., near Water.
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SSUNDRIES.-
- bhl sugar Baker Molasses Dbl Golden Syrup;
bbl Sugar House Molasses. reed this day at
DEDFORD
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ACHINERY FOR siLF.
LII the Mtchnery. Sheesing. &e-. in the hon iarbor
IA Cotton Mill will be sold cheap by appest to the sub
scriber.
One forty horse Engine Picker Lapper u
Cards Drawing Frames Feeders Spinning Frames
Reels. - Looms Mules. With all the Shans t,HisFs
hangers Coupling Belts and Fixtures belonging 70 IN. Bon
HarSor Cotton Mill ApnIy 40 L. H. COOK.
eS-tf -' --if-' - Evansville.
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HAIRS.-Ju.t received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niture rooms on Water street. 80 dozen wood-seal
cane seat, and sofas Chairs
ianI7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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Destructive Fire At Gowanus.


Between and o'clock on Sunday morning destruc--
tive fire occurred Third avenue between Twenty first
and Twenty second Streets Gowanus, Eighth ward,
Brooklyn) The flames discovered breaking forth
from large frame structure, owned by Mrs. Maria L.
Mitchell, and occupied by W. 4 Z. Myrcs leather
dressing establishment, and Adams Cross, sarsa
parlla mandatory.
lence Of high wind, and communicated to two
story frame dwelling house the north sde also owned
by Mrs MITCHELL aud occupied by Natha el Chamberlain
and George Conkn Thence the FIRE spread TO the lum
Der yard of Abraham Nance small frame house
on the south side OF the factory owned by George
Grove, and occupied as barber shop, BY German, also
caught and the whole range Of buildings vita the ma
chinery, stock, furniture &C. totally DESTROYED.
The lumber in the yard of Mr.. Nance was greatly
damaged, but the shop, which stood in tho rear was
saved, the wind blowing the fire from II.
The frcmen from the city arrived ON tho ground in
time to save the houses the opposite side Of the
from destruction. They stood in imminent dan
ger for time, the wins forcing the flames directly
towards them.
The losses and assurances are about as follows
Mrs. Maria Mitchell The factory and dwelling house
about So 000 insured for 81 200 In the United States
Insurance Company, West Pottsds M N. "
Messrs. Myrcks loss amounts to between - 900 and
$6000 insured for about 81 000 In the Van Rensselaer,
Company, Lansingburg, NJ Y.
Hessrs. Adams Cross sustained loss Of about 81 00O
insured for $780, in the United States Insurance Com
pany, West Pottsdsm, N. Y.
Mr.. Grove lost about u 200; insured for $500, In
Brooklyn company
Mr. Nance damaged the extent Of about 81 900;
fully insured in the Atlantic Company Of this city
WI n q
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The PRICE or BREsD.-The fluctuations
in the size of the bakers loaf form one
of the most fruitful sources Of complaint
with the thrifty housekeeper. TIE slightest
rise in the price of -four Immediately causes a
sensible dimnution in the dimensions of the
loaf: but IL is subject of common remark
thai decline in the former article is rarely
followed by a proportionate increase in the sz,
Of the latter. The advantages arising from the
fluctuations in the -four market are therefore
all oue-sidod. A late letter from Erzeroum
gives nm amusing account Of the manner in
which these things are regulated in Turkey.
A contractor whose tender had been accented
for the supply of the army with bread, sent in
an article very much inferior to the quality
stipulated for in his contract. Haireddin Pacha
summoned the contractor before him. and ex-
postula.ed with him on his breach of faith. lie
admitted that the bread was bad aud promised
to remedy it on the following day. The NOR
spw came, with the same black, gritty loaves,
aid no Improvement. The Pacha sent again
for ne baker, who second lime promised that
the next days bread should be better. This
scene was repeated three days in succession,
and on the third day the bread was no bst.er.
The Pacha then sent for the contractor, and,
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Mails cor Euroua.

gss saw YORK HEnALD-EDIT1oH ros suRors.
Tie royal mail steamship Arabia, Captain Judkins win
leave Boston tomorrow at II O'Clock for liverpool
The European mails wiz In this city at quarter
before three O'Clock in the Of, ernoon.
rne WEEKLY HEnuD, tprinted in French and EagDah)
will be published At half past zine O'CLOCK. Single copies
10 wrappers, sixpence
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of tho
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In Europe
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