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x. GEOHEGaN'S
EXTRACT OF ElXDEOPEPEE,
DYSPEPSIA, sCROFULA- AND ALL IMPURITIES OF TIL e


FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA, IMPURITIES OF THE,
Prepared By one If the FaeHitv.
THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreadngto all
parts ofthe Country prepared 10y graduate Of one
ofthe first Medical Schools in the West physician OF
high standing his profession and much opposed
empricism quaekery any one be, az is shown
by the fact that the e published and ACCOMPANIES
each bottle Of the medic thus exoneratng it from
lr u PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference to the Circular and by the
ccoSngahying certificates.
Unlike Sar-aparla. The Hyropiper is quick in its ac-
ton, the first bottle Often producing wondeful resusr
in the uf the negro girl OF Mrs simmons, OF
BLINDsEsS IN ONE WEFkH
In short wherever known stands al the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases: -
Dyspepsia Scrofala. White swelling. Negro Consump-
ton. Chronic Rh"umasn. GOut. Neuralgia lcers ard
all skin Diseases all Renal Kidney INJECTIONS, all
Female aud ohsruetious. Mercuria Dis
eases Sec,rT SvphiIis General Debility and alldis
ordeIs arising from impure blood ard bad Habit
To,s FErTaLE COMPLAINTS
this remedy ia Is unrvaled. II is slight slimulan
and a powerful torie and slieTaiiye.
brauti Of the complexion, IN the enre OF I'm
10 .nJ hlnt.s IN producing clear |nd beautiful skin
II is much more sale and sure remedy than alp he
ever rc-re H. DO not 10 confidence if IL shoud seem
AZ frt To- increase the dseaseihe general effect Oftbe
medicine bcinsto drive ali impuritSsto the surface. and
by that means out OF the system.
H.RpENssrRs Ky Oct. G. ISL
Dr. 4. z. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have examined your
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Hydropiper
The cure ofScrofrla in all its forms AID other chronic
affections. viz: rheumatism. Female easne
Having prescribed nd watched its effects many
OF the above diseases and having always found IL eee.
tua most checrfully end II "a the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have used--alto
gether superior to Sarsa;T lla, and any Of it,
pounds. nj. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwEN~BoRo', Ky, March %. 1859.
Dear DOctor-I received yours Of 22d inst. al ace
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt of hys
dropiper.
Ia Several cases in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In sh0ri, consider il a valuable prepare
ton. using NY SELF, and think ii benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend.
JAMES COWAN. NJ n.
PRICE, 81 per bottle, or bottles for So. when takena
time. iAYMoND q PA1TEN,
Sole gent. No. "A Fulton street. Louisville. KY
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK a STODDAhD.
Princeton, K b. HALLoCk
mh2sdcs wfm-is
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TENE ould respectfully inform The citlens OF
Evansville and vicinity. that W. have Just opened fresh
stock Family Groceries and Provisions Of every description
Second door James Steels Lumber Yard.
where they hope by strict attention business TO merit and
receive q share of putlie patronage.
They daily receiving fresh supplies of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard Poultry the country aud shall keep
stany hand full supply Of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this will be delivered at the
sep7 BEDFORD & WADE.
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,,RICK.-GTOyR.
SAVINGS HANK.


VuNHlS Bank pays interest drposi.e payable
on demand; buys aud sells ELehaug- C"in. Ineurrent
Money &e &e Loans makes CPeetOns aud RENTS
promptly ut Of Exehange Money reunited to
all parts OF Europe. oetll-f g.. COPELAND. Cashier
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TO PORK PACKERS.

will be necessary Tor the administrators sell his undi
vded Pork House Pork House Fixtures
the Mitchell LongbotLarr. Evansville. Ind
The location of Evansville Pcrk packing point is
the desirable the Ohio river Surrounded by
fine Pork and having the facilities afforded
Icy the completion the Wabash aud Erie and also the
Evansville CrawOrisye Railroad Terre Haute
Naes the Wabash aud White rivers. 1.-THE finest Pork
thereby opened the Evans
VILE The Valley Is also accessible packets
NY almost Evansville aud 30 sng Green du
manded.
The FORK supplied with Steam Engine and VIII
Patent Steam Lard Tank with all the appliances
sary slaughter ack 900 Hogs daily The univ ded
will he sold and he business be continued with
the partner he will sell also a, "a price, if de-
SIRED VI. W. FOSTER.
Oetl eff R0B'T FURGTS. sAjm'
louisville Courier copy amount Of 80 and send bill to
this Office
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,LACK ANDFANCY DRESS SILKS We have ON hand
superb stock dssirabe goods which We VIII OF
10 tSe at svy discount last years pres Sali
dsee thsm. OctI3 JOnNSJN Fhh-NNn'
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CURRENCY RATES.

CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank a. Branches par All solvent bar Ks par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISA MA.
OHIO. Branches IN Orleans. par
State Bank N Branches. par ALAB MA.
Independent Banks par All Solvent Banks. g dis
State stock Bank (op). .5dis ~. & s. CAROLINA
On p).. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks. par New StkSecurity B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. Ids All Solvent banks .3ds
MISSOURI Fire n Marine lps. Co IS dis
State Bank IL Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent BANKS. 3 dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan ms Co. dis
Pennsylvania. CANADA.
All solvent Banks par NJ Solvent Banks... - dis
EXCG ANGE.
New York Buy ing at l.. Selling prem
Cincinnati. at .... Z" .......l -
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling prem
silver Change. 3" ........5 prem
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(,HOICE TOBaCCO.-9O boxes favOrite brands ass.d
" sizes lust rec a. for sale l'w by
oes5i >. l.. GlLBEET a CO.. Sye. near Water.

fTHE undersigned has been appointed aamintrator Of L
estate Of John Rankin. deceased. late Of Naaderhur
County and requests all having business with said
,aake early The estate probably soy
.sn53w JOEL MALTBI Adm r.
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,.,yER PLATED Sc riHs Birds sad super Sewing Nee
- dies lOrssle by .2l a. O. PgSHEE
EOR SALE IN RENT.

very desirable family residence. situated in the
elessbe part of the city. The house contains six
with good eisrn out hOdses and number Of fruit
the premises.
Also vacant Lots in Lamasco city fronting the riv
bargain had il applied for mediatly Apply
at this Office. augi- Il
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EGEFINtD sCG AFRO bhls St. Louis Loaf Crushed
Powdered and Refined White Just per Telegraph
syi S, L. GILBERT s Co.. sye. near Water.
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BAsrRo Tssas. May Il. Is5'

= BAsTRO Tevas. May l. 1871.
MEssss FARMER. HURT & CO.-GENrLENEN:-fiaving
been eonnned 20 the school
found my health rapidly declining General debility
perEaS ny whole system weak and emasiaed tottered
about IKE skeleton until used three bottles Of Dr.
Hurts iron Iinetnre am well and testify Of .
ha IL the TEST medicine general debility
spinal veal ness loss Of appetite all arising
diseased state oithe blood Yours. with respect.
- ]. NJ. HAMMOND.
eyT-4mw WOOLSEY < LINCK SOLE AGENTS
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BIG FIGURES!

VIE highess price will be paid BURK's EXCHANGE
= IN EN ANSNlLlEfor all kin DIS of GAME. ForPHEAS-
ANTS ~ cent-WOODCOCkS Is cents. and for yenison
Prairie Chick MS Quals &c. &C.. in proportion.
sep25-ti PETER BURK
News of the Day (vneennes) copy.
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EXCHANGE, COsN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNAIBY
G COPELAND, BANK Err,
DsGier ia Exchange. Coin Land Warrants, UaeHrreRf
Money, &C., &e.; Office Eirst st. near Main.
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came WANTED,


= THE hghos- market price will always be pai'
lsTA for Game at the Exchange Restaurat. Bring it a
st-v- = possible.
49, augiu PETER I'm.
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EkELAiNEs.-2Oe ,ses Printed DeLaiDes;
LIZ Ceases Plain do;
cases Persian Cloth; received this day
and for sale by oetlI JAS. Low 4 CO.
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2 eighth %
We commend the purchase Of correspondents
they Ootaia nearly double the quantity tickets for
all placed
the wheel and therefore have all that drawn out
and have only three numbers ticket draw
handsome prize
de ired will he communicated
in ordering tickets select the Lottery the and date
ac~se the money and direct send Pest Stamps instead
of
others solvent bail payment.
Oet2 @. MARIN & CO.. Baltimore Md.
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.sfO.47l n

All other tickets (being 500 with three Of the drawn
numbers them 20
Those tickets With the 81 drawn
60 50 9Th
GO 5thanI6th
9Th aud Sth -. 20
All other tickets (beng S9iOJ with Of e drawn
them each Is
Those tickets being 81 500 With one only Of the drawn
numbers theu. each IS
Tickets sIO Halves -; Quarters s2Is Eighihs ara.
Is Whole Tickets for sI7o 2j Quarter Tickets for sI2
IS Eas IS Is Eighth 10
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Reader il the is not sufficient to convince You
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic OIL Liz Rent
call aud examine the thousands which we have in our
possession from all parts Of the country and you will
purchase supply from and II does not give satisfae
ion, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HoRSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
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saw Mr. Caseday when he wasafiicied stated. and
he is now well. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT, Pinkney vile.
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constantly on hand n
Cane and So "a seat
Dining and Breakfast
Mattresses and Look
Oc1-ly
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HURTS! IEURT.S!! HURT,S!:!
IRON TlNCTU RE.

is well known to almost every that certain class
diseases their origin Debility; and.
having this iat strictly view was led the discovery Of
this valuable of all Mdienesto the
aad broken down system originating from any and every
cause This Is Of the active aud
known the Medical World. and be in
requiring ehay II particularly
in Chi Is aud Fever ser0iua. rheumatism Gout. Distracted
n which has been the OF death
young females. just that time ollie
hculd blushing into wOmsnhood Falling OF
Fuor Abus or Whes) Dropses Of ali kinds Chronic
Sure
MERCER Co. XIV. JULy lst.
MR B. F. HrRT--Dear Sr:-Permit state to you for
the heneit the Afflicted Female community that
years ago became diseases with Falling the Womb
Whites which kent confined nearly all
tine the OF the best hy scans in the country
without In April my friends persua
ded SPRING. did and after
some time found the not beEehtnz On
turn home female acquaintance who had been using
Iron try consented 70 and aft rusng
the first bottle found myself improving rapidly am
using the 4th bottle and happy am able attend
to my household Affairs as before was taken sick
SARAH A. JONES.
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SOME THINGS CAN SE DONE AS WELL AS

En- Hart would in old customers and the eiti-
generally. that he has received his shoe
Main nearly opposite the Branch Bank
largest selected Stocks
fashionable Boots and Shoes that brougtt this city,
comprising nts Roots. shoes Slippers Caters all
kin s Youths and Boys and fne Boots Mes and
Children 5 Shoes Boots and Caters.
ALSO.-A full stock of Ladies' Caters Buskins Slippers
and Boots Also Rub Sandles Of all kinds for Gents
Ladies and Children also the French rmei Cork Soles.
lie has also hand stock Leather Thread Web
indeed article
shoes which will sell cheap the cheapest and
cool.
have also large force of good and experienced workmen
ploved In Boots Shoes which enables
either for ehaapness durability
with house " Of the Mountains
n B-A work that rips ii bought here will be repaire
free Of charge. octl3-u ii. j. HA RT.
GOLD PENS. Gold and Common Jewelry. Psriumery.
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TREENyILLE r0BACCO.-l0 boxes best quality Jus
NJ reed, for sale by
octso = & GILBERT CO.. syo. near Water.
S,ILk tEI.yET.-Ie A. Silk Velvet reed per Ex-
- an for sale JAS. LOW co.
as Main street. Louisville. ny.
A MOTHER arrival Of Toys and Notions lust reed a.
IA A. g.. PUSHEES.
oet2S Next door to ColLurn * He-shherzer.
E.BISHOI' a SELLlNGER
AEEAT.AAD SAUSAGE STORE, WATER ST.,
1NA between Mai. and Sycamore. % aSilOn
Hotel Evansville Ind. Fresh Meats every Keep
always Ia Wholesale ard rstil all Dried Meats
BoOgnese sad-cheese Tongues, Pokled Pigs
Feet. Liver Podding. &c. &e. oetlJ-Gmd
BRECk.-GTONH.
ind applications the
immediate supply and delivery the Bodiam Mines. Of
10 900 Bricks Particulars be Ia the
Once. between ~ A " aud P NJ.
oetI3-u NM. kERSTEMAN, LIST and Vine
rEAIENT.-ljO tbls hydraulic Cement in and fer
" sale ~ OetlJ BABCOCk BROS.
INES bills choice White Lime just and for aae
~ ~ Oetl3 BABCOCK BROS.
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srRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the Farm Of william MORAN Vanderburgh county
about he 20h of Ser tember. light Chestnut Mare I3
or Is hands highs star her forehead and White hind legs
will information concerning
her, will be literally arded by sep2Stf 4. READ.
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,0Y Tea Sets pistols. Baskets Trumpets Drums Canal
i and Railroad Horns. rec'dby oet2s A. G. PUSHEE
, CtHESSMEN Domnoes. TammoR Boards. India Rubber
~ Balls reed by oet2s a. @. PUSHEE.
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GOLD PENS. Gold and Common Jewery Psriumery
- sc, Just rec at
sepl5 A. G. PCSHEE'S.
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NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
c. PUSHEE HA NOW BEEN EIGHT YEA RS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
this particular branch Of trade
with Eastern merchants
will sell cash. the 10 marke prices Customers
friends uly invited cal and examine the rea
variety. Storo under Odd Fellows Hail. First
e2-lyd&w
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j.. u. RYAN,
IMPORTERS and Dralsr ia all descriptions o. Leather
and Tanners il Oak and Spanish Sue. Morocco. PHila
drlpha A. French Calf skins Boots Web Lace. Luing,
bindings Lasting, kitt Boot frees Lasts PEGS &e hole
SAFE am Retail az the lowest terms. seY25-6md
gDJtID sIKs-A handsome varieties shis day reed By
Express JAS. LON d CO. 4iS Main ST., Lou, Ay
gpLtCH SILK CRtYATs.-2 essrs assd in size aud
IA b price ,nis Ia, rec d by JAMES LOW a Co.
yeti IS Naia srtrt Louisville NY .
OTs FOX sIIE.-2O by no feet the corner OF
~ Goodssl and C,ntIe streets Lamaseo city. Apply 10
G.. KEATS.
MM. a. JAMES.
aug5O-r At the Gas Works
UNwENri EIGHT Shares OF EvaHsys Insurance Company
l. Stock. Apply to w T. PAOE. Cashier
fNRASs sEEp.-The subscribers wish 10 buy go bushel
~ Red Seed which they will the hg chest
ket price immmedately. sep6 l. UEANi y 20.
- GEO. FOSTER x CO.
sepl3 Corner Locus; and DGnaaH So
JEW GOODS reed ~ AdArs * Co.. Express only
= Y ten days irVm New ork az ,..,,r,,
sepiS a Z. fIShEE'o-
4 AIDES sl.;:ty T. hi TToNs. Charms. Beads. Elas-
sepis IS A. c. PUSuEE's.
A''''''''' AND french H.'''n'', .s''
ssplJ a, u rOS1hI'S.
| C,UOICE RIO COFFEE.-o bags strictly ehoies for
l 4 sale by ). l.. GILBERT 4 90
s.p9 Sycamore near Water
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The French and English Alliance.

The passage in Lord ClarcndonS late speech in the
House of Lords, declaring that the union between
England and France related not only to the Eastern
question, but had reference TO the whole world, has
excited the anglo phobia Of Gen Cass. That vencra
BILE and bcllicose gentleman has called the attention Of
the Senate to the subect-and some interesting re-
marks were made by several gentlemen, which are
copied elsewhere in our columns.
We have looked upon it as highly probable, in
case of general war in Europe, that country
would be drawn into it whether we would or not All
our sympahics at present enlisted on the side OF
the Turks and against the Emperor of Russia but
rude overhauling Of an American vessel by AN
English cruiser, would turn back the whole current
of public feeling-and the opportunity would be so
inviting to "ptch into" igland, while engaged with
the Gar, that it would be diicu't if impossible
10 restrain the popular feeling. No doubt our true
policy, whether consider the welfare Of insii-
utons or the prosperity Of commerce, is peace !;
but when people get mad, they rarely consult their
true interests. They prefer to indulge their passions
without regard TO consequences. With vessels scat
tered all the world, and every where exciting the
jealousy and envy of the English by the prosperity
that would attend them neutrals in time of war
unpleasant collisions would almost inevitably arise
''t-''''u w prevent growing rapidly
by means OF neutral trade might have the same feel
ing towards us that France has towards the German
powcrs-rather have an enemy than a friend.
Ii this feeling exists it would very speedily lead TO
an interruption of our pacific relations.
The declaration of Lord Clarendon that England
and France have this continent under their superyi-
sion, would not tend 10 aay any heat that might ac-
c;dentally and unfortunately arise. Ger CaSs is even
ready, without any more provocaton, to seize upon
Lord Clarcrdon's dec ara;on and make it the begin
ming Of Protocol war. lie would adopt series of
violent resolutions suppose, in response to Lord
Clarendon and have them communicated either
through the State Department or our Minister in
London.
The Senate did not seem TO approve the suggestion
o! Gen. Cass-and took action on his proposition
We do not sec what good could be effected by any
resolutions. The proposition for tripartite treaty
with respect to Cuba notice enough to us of the
views and policy Of the English and French Governs
nents They will not be pleased at our acquiring
that Island and if we wish TO take it, we mus. be
prepared TO do so, not only without their help but in
spite of their opposition. 1t is not worth while for
US to show our hands. We are at liberty to pursue
whatever course we may choose-,proyide the means
necessary to accomplish any end we may desire 4; bu,
1t Will not strengthen weaken our alyersari.s
to tell them what we are about
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THE NEGRO RACE.
Rrnrn The Men NnrL u.rnih

The position Of the In natural history has
leanedly discussed than in the
EseD the free soil abolition Erenng Josf city, ny
struck with elaborate
mans u,ee u moral aud physical nfeor to the Caucasian,
That caused ii entire woIk be translated and
columns, without ward Of diSsent from is coneuons
90 fatally on its abolition ideas. Prof Aga,E has In the
spirit, though with something learning
aien to show Moses. the Prophets the Apostles
not belong To the human family all But the climax Of this
discussion may he in days.
work, under the OF Types Of Mankind MI
Researches based upoa the Ancient Monuments Paintings senlp
lures and Crania OF Races
Pathological and hteai History" by Dr. C. Mott Alabama
aud Geoge r. Giddon formerly United States Cairo
win be lse anaiio amply Illustrated and the fms Of ~.
be SO lusyely r.buked In Il Fred
and Mr. tewsd andhe Presidents old Initiates all
TO with disclaimers their African the
great work will not mptObaby change altogether
JGiOred
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a WANING.

Delay not hrbo not In mind that fools phi
iosophy that disas will well Of ITSELF
with certain medicine, dollars beware how you tam
with your general welfare
We wild and vicious youths, why will ye persist dosing
the y nduscdn0 compounds dali preferred thereby impair.
ing your appetite and Digestion and deyng you mentally
veil as physically when be plea
SAINT medicinesi
We rakes Of condition. why will ys
pine and drag out miserable existence, unified for the oy
even ordinary pursuits Of lief You who thus
noyed and wish to be restored TO yEor
at once pleasant and ere7ua should MORRIS. His
success IN chronic diseases greater ofany
physician Of his day. Many who for years anet,d
with disease Consequences resulting excess
restored to health and Vlgor under his really scientific
Should personal interview be Objectionable state disease
In Wrng-encose hve dy1ars-addTess DR.. W. ~. HORRI5
eines securely put up will Le sent privately and with dispatch
full directions Herewith, and no questions acted
Persons living distance, and aneted with sorofnla Old W.,
letter Cancers, piles, Ri'ius In AnO, dravsl sctu
elects or any disease whatever Of aggravated malignant
character cured at home by consulting DR. NORRIS by
letter. post paid, enclosing Fee Medicines pleasant and
'' :: 'sT. Pc, ma; to any 10 *: o. The T".
I sT %ey u s's o r s 81 % u " A 81 Or
g lay aside Al I'9 deoAoy an Tompty consult the Doctor
os iG'G ap s e' Cedar street. near tie Post
NJEw AND EtKsaNT EDITIONS or STANDARD HSs:
Is old British Dfs%s. SyS' Sc, Antique ''' " "''n'''
SSSs,: 'oea'''' Work" IL v S i?no'
Burns WORKS, q vols, ~ m
Hartley ColeTidge's Potms vols, 10 mo-
BIT OvleTdge's Poems and DrAIiac WORKS vols II mn
Ttnnysons Poems vols, 12no, calf
Macaulays Lays Ancient
CuVier's Animal Kingdom; vol, syo, cloth.
WordtWOrtht ctorai Greece.
Poetry - the Year, ele CAVITY eolored piates
The btamandafne; by Charles Mackay
PtbSS ''' ''''aFo'
lAi i "IL'-'' ''l'B t ~ ,sis
WMDow gLAss, BrOomi, and PaIntsi Pals. In .,o,-
tSIs -a.- LocKErT pASKEY.
k0 pAILs PRIME FAMILY LARD, receiving, and fr ,sl,
VOV isN7 LooKETTk PANKkY,
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NORFOLK M.RKETs-Y,p 81


y" "ioihhhs bhhAsT CLoIhs-Iheae Cloths viii do
more 10 prevent Rising Breasts and give speedy
relief to pain In the breasts Of nursing mother arising
cold or other than thing the world this
day They may be without the discomfort the
Their, aud u procured and during the period OF nursing
eneyer any dssgeeabe symptom Of hardness inflammation
from exhibits ITSELF they relief
and In instance the Rising breast There thou
sands who suffer das during the period nursing Directions
for using these Cloths Aeeompan, them.
They are 70 sale exclusively by ADIE e GRAY,
uC2I Main street, Richmond.
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ln ihs Senate, I C,s. delivered bis views On the Ne
bra.ka Bill lie db,kod SOM OF il. features Lu, vouI
vote for the bill.
h' Cooper Of Pa spoke on tho other siIs-and Va, 70
piled TO 10y his colleague, gr BrodLeaI.
Ia tho iou'e r'e bitO su'horns the construction Of
SIX "e'm 'sa'o' was taken up but day aloI for u
Consideration,