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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-20
COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.

cnRRECTEn DAILY rDR rHE JouRNsLBY
@ COPELAND, BANK Err,
Dealer ia Ereha,gs. Coin. Lad Harrrsfs. U@egrren
.hsssy, 5e., &C.; Obes 'irst 80. atar .ua.a.
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DIED.,

On yesterday morning. at ii o'clock in Manches-
ter, Mr. WILLIAM L. REID, aged thirty years.
His friends. and the friends of his uncle. Mr. Robert
Baird respectfully requested attend his fune
raj, from the Methodist Church in Manchester, This
(Mondsy) Evening, at o'clock
In Yorktown, of congestive fever, the 14th inst
ROBERT T. GAYLE, aged IS years.
The subject of this brief notice was youth of no
ordinary promise. At very eary age, his mind ex-
hibited such rare precocity, that all who knew him,
fostered by their fattering predictions the fond
hopes of parental affection. Such was his aptitude
and docility, that doubtless under circumstances ia
vorabe to the full development and proper direction
of his mind he would, had he been permitted to act
out his part in the drama of life, have left foot
prints, that the Lethean waves of time might not
easily have obterated But alas! full of youth, of
hope and of promise, he has passed away. To her,
upon whose heart this stroke hath fallen with bit
ter, crushing force-a force which mothers heart
alone can feel-I would say, Remember, that from
scene OF sin, of wretchedness, and of sorrow, thy
son hath been timely called away-that he has gone
to the bosom of Him who said, Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me, and forbid them not"
1t must be sweet, in childhood. to give back
The spirit to its Maker, the heart
has grown familiar with the paths of sin.
And sown to garner up its bitter fruits.
knew a boy, whose infant feet had trod
upon the blossoms of some thirteen springs,
ana when the fourteenth came round and called him
out
70 revel in its light, he turned away,
AND sought his chamber; to lie down and die. +
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+ OUIS NAPOLEON-
IL HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.,

Louis NAPoL EoN.--A Paris ietterwrter says -
The Emperor has again that sallow, bloeted appear
ance which he wore more than a year ago, and from
which he had partly recovered. He begins TO stoop,
and when he walks bears heavily on his stick, as if
against the life of Louis Napoleon have need to
eopardize their own lives in attempts upon hiss fer
nature will have accomplished its work with his body
before many years roll around 1t is exceedingly
rare to man with his peculiar dead appearance
of the skin. and with such manifest indications Of
imperfect secretion hold On to life as tenaciously
he does. 1t is still more rare to recover
from this condition" Yet, we have seen ouch
relieved, and there is remedy which we believe
will reach the Emperor's case. t
In proof of what we say above, refer you to
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TiNcTURE. and its
effects.
cured of Rheumatism of years. standing: all Other
remedies failed.
VIM NJ. Oldham, late ofthe Custom House, dwell.
ing l26 Pine street, of Dyspepsia great debility per.
W. A. Scaaefer, Esq, one of the Oldest Magistrates
and most highly respectable citzens cured of great
weakness and restored to robust health.
Jdrret PlumDler, 155 E. Baltimore ST., suffered In
tensely six years with hip disease and marcurial
rheumatism: cured after all other remedies had
failed.
Space aciu not permit to hundreds Of Others,
Geo. w Goodrich, Capt ThCs- Canot, Robt. Gsult,
james Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, STA. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v.
EskTdge U. s. Navy, and thousands of others cured
Of DysIspss ssropls, Coughs. liver Complaints
own citizens. Call on them.
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great Harp-
TONS Vegetable Tacture is in his 80th year, in good
health, that it will be 1t ID not article got
up to impose on the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis. sst
EESee Cures.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Csl
and get pamI hlets gratis with history of discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates Of
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro.
fula Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous.
ness, &c. &c.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co., and o. A.
STRECkER, Richmond; JONES 4 CO.. ROBERT.
SON, WILSON L. ALERIED, Petersburg; DIR.
COOKE. Fredericksburg; MORTIMER NOW
BRAY. Baltimore, and by Druggists every where.
II 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for s.. ia II
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rTRG AND RICH.

IRON PETERSBURG AND RICH
Il MOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
THROUGH IN TWO DAYS-The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company now present the qncm'
est ssfest and cheapest route, with increased fac-
ties before offered BY any line to the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Spring.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily &C O'CLOCK, 8:
M fSundays excepted) by Mesrs. Boyd, Edmond
l. Co.'S line of Packets with experienced command-
error the next morning at O'clock by the Dany1iie
Railroad meeting passengers leaving Petersburg at
O'Clock A. NJ, the same morning at the junction OF
the Southside Railroad will proceed TO Rices station
where they will find q line of new and superior Troy
Coaches fine horses and experienced drivers In resd-
ness to convey them with the most possible dispatch
will reach Lynchburg early in the evening in time to
have good nights rest and take the Cars OF the Viz
ginia and Tennessee Railroad at o'clock, A. M next
hours in connection with Parish Co.'s old established
Inc OF Stages 90 well known to the travelling public
for their safety and dispatch well supplied with
Coaches excellent horses, accommo dating agents and
drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain House
to SUPPER and after comfortable nights rest to the
White Sulphur Springs before 10 o'clock next morn
Ing the second day after leaving Lynchburg
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sui
phur Springs at O'Clock, p. M. daily, Sundays ex.
cepted) Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at 6 O'Clock,
p. M. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
leaving morning day light breakfast Scotia
arrive at Bonsacks at At O'clock, P. M.-and Lynch.
burg at 81 Pm. leave Lynchburg same evening by
Packet at o'clock, F. M. for Richmond, arriving the
second morning, at O'clock A. Nor by Stages at
ia A. Nor from to o'clock in the merning, and
Eouthside Railroad to Petersburg and Danvle Rail.
road to Richmond, arriving same evening at O'Clock.
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RICHMOND. Feb. 81 1es

r. RICHMOND, Feb. 81, 1854.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE DIsPATcH-Dsar Sir
VoserNne communication 10 your paper of this
GATE signed A" in regard to the resistance mani.
H. oy Ine ooarders against the hotelkeepers of
.ns StY, am LED to point out few errors int
which think he has fallen '' iH''
ne SPEAKS OF the luxurious mode of living as one
why the propretors justified 10 raising
II. 90 not think that the hotels in Richmond gene.
isny, can iay any claim to such style of living nm
dinss hall manga peet tough chimes, tough mid
taoss so waxy as nearly to answer the nurno.s poe
'0 =. can sntitle them to it. =
thu .Sr.n INA. Ine boarders complain most not of
were Mes.rs Ballard, Smith, Ward and o,h.r.
s~nl'M snssenE NEW ORLEANS and New Yopr mi,
hsse II az hand. you would scarcely ba.y uSeoscy
paint But when boarders paw thsss nr;.s e t1
g 70 ssrssa as IN other hotels charging the same
nfH CLASS Motel Ia either of the cities 70 which
have alluded, you can get whatever the mssrrr
foEDs. no matter what the cost But In Ri.hm,ns
t ssss me % PC per dozen, and it immediately be-
them. So with many articles that coud enum &C.
rate asparagus, lettuce, tomatoes celerv ctr az.
Should few De procured, and a gentleman fails to
get TO dinner at the first tap of the drum he i AMI ~
be wanting la many luxuries of which he woud in
to parfake on application for something of theit;na
which he may soc on the bin Of fare, he il sIenceS
wi h the reply that IT'S ALL OUT.
To show that am not wrong In asserting that the
hotel keepers In Richmond do not pretend to enter
tain they In other places where the same prices
proprietor offs hotel here would think If gentleman
were - ask ct dinner for tender ioin of beef with
trufies; and for . slice Of Buffalo tsngue and at
breakfast were to requesth half dozen oysters each
pcolioped In it, own shellf am inclined to think
they would be apt 70 consider him slightly cracked
But such requeSts are made every day in NEW Ca
LEANS and new YORK, and granted too; and It 10 70
% borne 10 mind thst II our hotels have NOT large
J run Of custom they do mot pay much more than
,nsseventh OF the rent which q paid In those cities
70 until they are willing REALLY TO 20 what they
re ALwAYs ADyERrIsINc that they viii do, viz.
nrnieh the BEST that tho market Affords, let them
lot blame thoso who, when they pay fheir money,
kN-ifs 4 TRANSIENT CUsroNER
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CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, /
February 14th. 1854.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Of
lie Cts

JhOfOcAlLS Will Uc EcCclFcu du tuiS VI
Il fee until IL o'clock NJ, on TUESDAY, the 28th
inst for the construction of an IRON BRIDGE
across the Canal, opposite the pump-house.
The castings have been estimated at 81 cents. the
wrought iron at 10 cents per h., and the wood work
at $40 per NJ feet, board measure, including all
workmanship and materials and putting up the
Bridge.
PROPOSALS will also be received at the same
time and place for building the ABUTMENTS of the
above bridge. Also, for building DRY WALL and
BLASTING OUT ROCK. on the Western side of
the Canal. The masonry of the Abutments to be
rock range work, and the materials for building the
Dry Wall to be taken from the rock excavation.
The masonry of the Abutmepts has been estimated
at s. per cubic yard the Dry Wall at $780, and the
Rock Excavation at ST per cubic yard
All of the above work to be executed in accordance
with plans and specifications, which can be seen at
the office of the undersigned.
Persons to whom the contracts are awarded will be
required to give approved security for the prompt
and faithful execution of the work and if the
tracts not signed within ten days after the date of
the awards, they will be considered abandoned, and
re-let.
No bids will be considered which exceed the est.
mated prices.
1t is desirable that the above work should be fin
shed without delay, proposals must therefore state
when the work will be completed.
By order of the Watering Committee.
fe l5-td w. GILL, City Engineer.
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THE DANvILLE DEPOT

At meeting of the Mayor and Commonaltv of
the Town OF Danville. held at the office OF the
Mayor, Saturday, Feb 18th, 1854.
On motion OF Chas. M. Cosby committee of
three were appointed, consisting of Col Thos. H. c.
Tredway to communicate with the DIRECTORY of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad and remonstrate
with them against the location of the Depot of said
Road at this place without the limits ofthe Cornora
ton. WI Poi"
On motion, the proceedings ofthis meeting v.r.
ordered to be published in the Danve naners anS
In the Richmond Dispatch anu
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Ii. w. HOLCOMBE. RECORDER
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

EXC HANGE HOTEL.-E M Beacon, Va: M p
Burkes Bedford; L Hutchinson Va; Bryant.
Gloucester; J Coles, Alb; Miss Watts, Roanoke; 4
Branch, Coleman, Petersburg; w NJ Bircher
LynchbuTg; Shanate, Va; M Tate, Smyth; II 3
Smyth, Wythe; A C Preston, Providence: r j LIE #.
wich, Miss Leftwich, Bedford; Yarnall C w
Russell, Wheeling; R w Payne, Fauquier; e Z Row.
a.; Petersburg McKinnie, A Ernish, n Z Granis.
IVY Allen; w Hikiok. N Y;W NJ Gilmer Orange;
w. snssd and lady, Charlotte; Panil, Bait; L
randolph, Buckner, Va; n Johnston, Tenn; r
MiierJ Darlington, d Aunspaush, Pittsylya.
ma; A DanalL Miss; Morrison and lady w Shin.
mate N \; w Il Andrews va g w Goss. Orange.
branchard, Coles and svt Alb: w Keblingsy
Gnariotte; Hart Va d NJ Dammit and Iadv Nj.
bryant, q Shackleford. Culpeper NovIn
Lyncn6ure; Read, frovidence r Archer. Texss. G
Hnfin; o Pratt, N Y;J Chapman. Va: G T.y.
lsr, Smyth; A Abund, N Y; w Rho9 e. ana jsdyy
ton. /" ssnMg-
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-G B Hart w;,Ii,r.n..
p Pollard Amelia; A Sheppard, Z 3 alms II.
Bailey and son. Powhatan; w C Ella Geochl.nS
Capt Trott ship; 8 Gates, Chesterfield; j n Woos.
wssd, Y Roper. 3 Foster, Peta1hure; ] e Rawlns
and svf, y Mckinney, Ys; Johnson w s. Moo
d.. w Weed, n Y; w Rawlings, Richmoud, Cor
g Whitlock, Powhatsn; Mr. Washington ana lsdv'
p Davidson. Va; B Oliver. N C Moody, III Mckee.
ney, Th0maston; A 81 Hooker, Buckinghsm; 8 Butt
Baltimore; B A Paine, Richmond; Capt Durke b'que
Elixe- T sF4 -
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 25.
CORRECTED DAILY.

Our Produce market during the past week has been
dulI with downward tendency. The last two stea
hrou bit unfavorable reports the markets
the other side The Tobacco, also the Provision and
Grocery markets have been active, with more bust
ness doing. ~
depressed Breadstuffs. Sales were made at $3O $3i
before her news received but st the close there
were no sales
WHEAT is dull at $l.750$185.
CORN-85a9
TOBACCO and PROVISIONS continue without
ALI
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A correspondent ofthe stockton Journal ~
snow fell In the town Of Mariposa on the "a ~ -
the depth Of ten inches The Thrilling OF sie ~.
ners are in fine spirits since the rains OF LAST week.
The southeast gale which swept over as -. D.cso
on the 18th ult, and In which the .o'ae1 w. ~
lost exceeded In fury anything OF Ine kna sses =.
perenced Great damage was e. M ~ rr,,J ~
four houses having been leveicu W 'no s'oa's1 y
Inst before the sailing OF the Senator from Sac.
ra,nento ON the 30th ult., Messrs. Adams y co. re-
ceived despatch from placerviils, inIormng mem
IL DESTROYING the theatre and several frame build
ms near H. The citizens were indebted TO the
Hook and Ladder Company for saving the balance
of the town.
The Sacramento Union Of the seth ult says:-A
,vornan named Julia Hayden was shot with Flstoi
about eight O'Clock on Saturday evening, by q man
named Alexander II. Fash, on fifth street. between
L and NJ streets. She died yesterday morning
about six o'clock Fash has not yet been arrest
ed.
The silver mine announced to have been discov-
cred ninety miles east of Monterey, IN the noun
tains, is said to be very promising some Oh tne
ore which has been tried produced $40 from 100
pounds of ore.
Hon. Robert Greenhow rendered his resignation
as Associate Law Agent for the United states, be-
fore the United States Land Commissioner to that
body on the 2sth ut His resignation was sub
ject of regret and win probably not be accepted
RroT AT EuREKA-FVE MEN SHOT "A tele-
graphic despatch to the Sacramento Union, from
Nevada, January %, contains the following "A
message direct from Eureka brings the intelligence
of terrible affair that occurred at that place yes.
terday between the Irish and Americans, in regard
to some claims and difficulty that has been OF long
standing. Five of the Irishmen were shot, al
| though none are supposed to be dangerously
wounded.
SAN Francisco FLOUR MARKET.-The following
remarks are copied from the San Francisco Prices
Current of the 18th inst.
The wide discrepancy that has existed tor the
past nine months between the prices OF Gallego and
Haxall -four and those of other brands, has been
occasioned by the almost uniform superior condi.
ton ofthe former over the latter Outside brands
have within that time but rarely arrived, except in
such order as to require mixing for use; more
marked difference in value with us has been the
consequence than their approximate prices atporss
/ Of shipment would seem to warrant Allowing all
| shipments to be equal in condition upon arrival,
there would still be preference both of selection
| and price, given to the two standard brands; but
the effect of our receipts of the character we have
noted has been to confne the demands to what may
be termed in this market inferior brands while the
extent of their importation has operated to prevent
an advance in prices (athough there has been some
corresponding to their improvement OF condi
| ton
The imports from January to January 30 are
equal in amount to &c, $50 bbls and full sacks.
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DICHMoND AND DANvILLF RAN.

DICHMOND AND DANVILLF, Rail,
III ROAD-OPEN TO OvERBYS ~ MILES.
o. and after Monday, Oct 3d. 1855, the 1s.nsr nas
tween Richmond and Overbys.
The train will stop for passenge rs AZ the follow.
ing points only: Manchester, Rob ous Coafeid, To-
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary Haytokaa' fiberty
Church. Meherrin, Keysvillf >, brakes Branch and
Overby's.
, Leave Richmond at : o. clock, A. M. Returning,
Children over 10 and 100, Az. ~ - -,
price. =
Servants travelnsf ~ themselves must be furnished
with two passes, SO that can be retained in the
once and !. must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are pen ntted to go ON the cars.
Passengers TO- Halifax G. H., Danvle and Green's
Coaches at f ana
t Ts Saisr and Salisbury, N Co. can meet Messrs
Elagg q COPS four horse coaches on Tuesdays,
Thursda' 5s and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for Ci rksvile, Milton, N. c., and Yanceyvle, can
meet Messrs. Moss & Co.'s coaches at Overby's on
Tue sdays Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton
Wednesdays and Fridays, at Overby's
Passengers for Lynchburg, via South-Side Railroad
nd Ia e. 10 "a ar 6ailv
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LIQUOR DESTROYED BY MoB.-On Monday of
last week Mr.. jeremiah Mclaughlin, while under
the influence of liquor, fell from the steps OF Will
sons hotel, at N Lisbon, Ohio and was instantly
killed. This so excited his acquaintance that they
and destroyed all the liquor in it. Several other
groceries were visited and treated in the same
Way
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WoMAN's RIGHTS IN NEW YoRK.-The first
movement in the Legislature of New York in favor
of extending the elective franchise to women was
made on Monday by presentation of petition in
both sides, signed in the aggregate by ten thousand
pergons of both sexes. In both Houses select
committee was raised to consider this important
subject
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George w Kellogg young gentleman OF re-
spectacle standing in Buffalo, has been arrested for
altering bills on the Pratt Bank, of that city
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residence in Philadelphia, of erysipelas after a
short illness. He was associated with many OF
the benevolent projects OF the day and at the period
of his death was President OF the Pennsylvania
Colonization Society.
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IF THOU'LT BE MINE.
If thouk be nina live at tha Your a.. LIS,

f THOULT BE NINE.
Bali,
will buy you ticket, it. you'll let me call az
Whatever you may wish. love- to decorate the hair
I'll buy at BARTHOLoMEW'S; know I'll suit
you there!
Bright flowers! they shall bloom where'er you may
IN buy you q Breastpin-if you'll take It home;
Likewise, pair Of Earrings and you shall cut d
shine - & - - =
fyou willonly say, love, thou'lt be but mine.
Turn not away with disdain. but walk up Governor
street, -
Heseils goods a. how any store-snd good q wen
And may sseh hearts, true. love. and the weather
Only :.y while At the Ball. love. / am thine, and
And adieu, until that tina and aIould vo,, h,,t
prove true. - -
III s.y yea, then; plain sold ring Of BILL BAR
And when the waddinsrday shall come. while buying
On 0cssrner sireet We then will 20. aad bny from
HIN eloek-ll theuIlt - bnk saine. 4 s.
sAnTHOLoMEW.W atch-psher.
g ie<A nser tks Dispatch.
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r., ga ~ VIRGINIA CE N T Il A l.
- - - RAILROAD.-PLASTER GUANQ

r.. ga "a VIRGINIA EE IT r a l.
49, - kassRAILROAD.-PLAST GUANO
AND OTHER MANURES.-At meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad
to the transportation of plaster guano &c, being
under consideration, the following resolution was
adopted
Whereas the rates of charge guano, plaster,
&C., have for the benefit of the farming interest,
been fixed as to give no profit on the transport
tation, and the Company is subjected to claims for
not receiving and Transporting them to the exclusion
of articles of equal greater necessity to the whole
community
Resolved While the rates for plaster, guano, &C.,
remain below the proportionate rates on other ton
mage that these articles cannot be received trans
port ed to the exclusion of articles of general necess
ty which are charg ed at rates yielding profit the
Company; and that bill for storing these unprof.
able articles will hereafter be paid.
fe IL Z. HI. GILL, Supt.
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MATRIMoNl

MArR1moNIAL-The NJ Y Suns Washington
correspondent states that the Hon. 8. A. Douglas,
Senator from Illinois, is about to marry Miss Cream,
sister of the wife of Mr. Bennett of the New York
Herald.
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REMEDIES WHICH CAN BE RE-

~
DR.. j. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR ExPEC.
TORANT-This syrup having stood the test sfnany
years experience remedy for irritation inaB-
nation of the Lungs Throat or Bronchial 10 scknow-
all other known compounds used for the relief and
radical cure OF Coughs Colds, Asthma, Consumption
ano all Lung Diseases: Price 50 cts and 81:
TING CORDIAL, for Heart Diseases, all Nervous
Affections, FlatuleDce, Heart Burn, Residences,
Numbness; Neuralgia. raising the spirits and giving
in its effect Price 50 cts. and ST..
DR.. J. s. ROSES EXTRACT OF BUCHU.-This
Is one OF the best remedies ever used for diseases OF
the Kidneys, Bladder, and all equity Affections
DIR. J. S. ROSES PAIN CuRER-Do you suffer
with any Paint fyou do; you win find immediate
relief by using DIR Roses Pain Carer. 1t the only
preparation which cures almost instantly Cholers
Morbus, Cholic, Sprains Bruises Sore Throat Rheu-
ase aae Se os s sss fi o
and Chilblains Wherever you have pain use the
Pain Cnrer. Safe 20 oil ages. Price III cts, Is sis
DR. J. s. ROSES ANTIBILroUs OR RAIL-
ROAD PILLSe-These Pills are not wsrrsnted to cure
every naiady or disease incident 20 man, bat they
and common fevers. Without gripping. they are
sctive Pursstive, cleansing and purifying the Lser
They are adapted TO the Southern sections of the
United states particularly, being often preventive
OF severe bilious attacks, aud when used with Dr.
Roses Tonic Mixture, viii cure the most stubborn
foi -. \ <S'S1 VI Eofct anu Atue. 49,
DR.J. 8. ROSES sARSAPARILLAco
TOT Skin Diseases and fer purifying the Blood 10
superior 70 all Others Price Soc and 81 90.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr. !. Rose's Golden Pills, for falling Of tho
w Momb Female Weakness. Debility and Rslsxstioa.
Dr. J. s. ROSES Femaie Specific, = remedy for pain
ful Menstruasion, Leuccrfhoeao or Whites. Price y
DR.. u 8. Rosfs Fessai< Pi3s are the only reab
regulating pills; they have been found 70 Be mo
valuable remedy for Female complaints 20 opel
those obsruetons to which they are table, and hrn
Afof DIR. J. s. ROSES valuable Family NJ
cines 10 be had of Purcell. Ladd 4 Co., Be1essss
4 Beers. Adie Gray, o. A. Strccker, A Uavst
A. sBodikers J. b. Wood, WIN. n Lsdd, 3. ".
Zachriason a. Eesie, r. Il. Buvalk Bre In this city
and Of dealers generally throughout the unissd
States. fc ls~-deokes
TIVE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.
y FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EAOhANdE HoTEL.-pocroR PLUME I eo.
are stli dispensing the biessinss Of their skill IN ne
ssssansss saA surs q ~ dsssss dissaassss this %
rso1ls . the country. vhsa vi.ians shs slss .ls
vsy putieusry Invited 70 eaiI (No ckszss Tor cor
sssssfionl Aseh stteatc. = ysa y tsznals dior
Doctor Z. : Co. srs the naksss sols vsadsnef
re ChEMlCAL ExyKACTo or FRENCH FLOW.
Era yhlch hs1 seuc& The test Of tinA ard which
cnnyaile4 y dyias tene ND vees 10 systsm shss-
s ss - einee ptitsd &ev1 ~ ~ cees Of vary
"a. q ~ 4: ss,'s'l~ 0s'
- S->kwn nlcna1oxA ".