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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-28


~ p. MILLER. NJ D.. takes this method OF informing
" the cisens Of Evansville and vanderburgh county
De has located in this city the Of PrAecns
deavored 70 check the Of chronic diseas
human ysem but In this attempt they have faei In gem
eral owing 20 the perncious practice of stng the
system with mineral medicines thereby
removing che disease after booming slow and certain
death the unfortunate subject Of these complaints The
colorvd Of the African alton has in the
preserving qualities tanned
that bsauty the earth thus opening the enqursg mind
the the laboratory whose magic
may be used By simple shrubs
and that almost vm the the
suffering victim. BY sdherng medicines from
herbs plants and aowers have succeeded in cnrog
efforts Of the best practitioner. 'a.+ srt Pr - Pr
From that long standing diseases feel duty
and privilege 20 TO the world to ash
share Of patoaase OF those rho abong under
diseases character and specifying all disease.
requsss hose who are in any afflicted With
Bress py.Pes sia Asthma frat Of Con-
sumption Chiis and Fever eng standing Dia hGa Piles.
DrePsy Gravel old Ecer: Cancers Of different Kin
Evil Rheumatism Pains in the system Rough akin Fn %
kinds hsm.rrhase Of the lungs Bleeding Of the
nose. Weak breast letter worm Ring Female weak
nesss standing Chilersn with Femsie
Of all kinda w ak backs Sore yes OF different kinds Sis
headache Deafness other
ALI calls and orders for medicines will he
and with dispatch. iftft @. p. MTLLEs. NJ D.
Va. Rssdsacs High street, one door below Mr. John
j. Dike's. Is 2m,
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II TIE CouIt " SOuhn"o !
diana. June term. 1855.
Joseph n. Caldwell
william Parker. (colored)
1T appearing from An
- forth that the said "
the State of Indiana. III,
is therefore hereby nosiAe'
titled action. and that II
uext term 90 said Court.
House iu the city OF Evans
A. d. 1855. |"
Clerk efth'
April 80. less.
Wheeler q Robinson, Att
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III EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HERE Having estab-
lsned Coal Yard Water between
snd Walnut sell quantities the
pITT3BU RGH COAL, low prices be bought be-
10 the Falls All orders LEFT A the store Of Hornbrook
Churchill will be received and ally attended
teby my3-lydSw ~. HUTCHESON & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-28

CORN ANpncoBgMILLI,

modern times for the af enc ws Advised Warmer Aad
sock ederand the universa favor With which Il haa beea
ut!ii,y and Superiority.
icpce Of TIE Little Giant has equal Il veghp fFeo
three ave hundred lhs steorpe sss s. pct
aid thea adjusted and sssd with
fhe Efe Giant yeeesved the y1Rsr rnrutns ssesery
State Fair fre Marysad psss
These mills are susrantsed the positive Bannss
ssaisst treaksse depeepept snd varantsd 70 csxh
iced from aid gtfts hofss from sheeA
POSES never attained before. .rfiafi 49, 90 n 80
The subscribers furnish nth
patterns ard zes suit the Varied % all
No. 10 offered - emr1eee ready Astseh5oe
ard warranted 70 eiush Of dry buhss effss<
No. Sat ess win crush rs bushels per hour.
DO 4at e66 will crush 20 bsshels hcnr With heoe
For sale BY BABCOCE BROTHBPa
sriI -ahd&w - EvsrsvIlIe Ira
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~ LAwRENCB's MARBLE DEPOT.
MAIN STREET.
oPPosITE THE EVANSVILLE BRANCH BANK.

NOW receiving ever
100 tons Of Vermont
No. I and Ststuayy
Marble. carefully SEE
lscted 81 the quarriss
BY myself.
Employing some OF
the best Sculptors and
Mantle Makers In the
Uuion. ! am prepared
to execute all descrip-
tions ofwork. in . styls
superior TO any house
In the Wess. and for
va1iety.s scarcely equal
ed by any estoblish-
mont in the States
Dealers in Marble
will ind IL to their in
terest to examine my
stock and prices before
purehzafpg elsewhere
Fae2des for buyinl
and shipping en- able ms
70 supply as less than
= Eastern prices. adding
s cost Of freight. =
n MANrELS
s ofths latest n. Yorh
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Cottage and large monuments Scrolls. 0bslisks. romts.
Head Foot Marble aud
Funurs Marble Eastern prices Of Italian and American
Marble.
All work warranted. N. A. LAWRENCE.
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WHITE AND HE'D LEAD.
DURE White Lead-tO0 kegs. -
do Red de-D kegs; for sale By wuv, o,,-
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=. -, MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
= = Second Street 6st'n Main and tie Rirer,

DARrIcULAR attention psid purshsss ga sale
HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK. BACON.
sad hsauscsured Articles. osassnnsn soiitssd. and
usual sdvnness made.
cad Commission Msrehass W A. Riehardson Co.. Hump
nanufaetarsrs Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grossrs and
Star Candle Watsns wesly PORK Packers
cad 0smuissou Msrchan Afmssrong Allen Dealers in
Pork Montgomery. Davdgs Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers. Louisville. KY. milo 6kwl4
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J0nx. j. CHAkDLER. JxuRs WAnlAn- IN.
Fsit e .CRANDLkR Z HARlAn. =
II Ohm J. CHANDLBR AND LANES IA RLAU Jp hsvs-
associated themselves tossthsr h the
snd v,u atts.e TO al husDes Adsd - tAex 0as.
opposite the Sherwood House. On -
Prompt attention will be eivsA 20 col1eetiots
EvaAsvi1e. Nov. 3. 1884,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP

TAs. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attornies at
q Law Evansville Indiana. ssocetsd tn mselves
the ppactice ofthe law and will continue
70 practice in this and he adjoining coupes and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning the
attention particularly to land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give few minutes abstract
The title to almost any lot in Evansville orits enlarge
sents orin Lamasco, togethe with their professona
MON as To the title. ifdesired tjy25-dawtfI
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"E have lust received cur new stock OF Watches.
~ Clocks Jewelry and Silver Ware altogether the
and largest stock offered In this eisy and which,
ing purchased at lev maths se lower
ysssse from the a.s.s DO n 2 articles sod
SEAL scale and plsin dreps sad ring, suatd snd
keys seals; IN short article In ns
In great variety OF style and price. = lssa -
We have also made By which Will be
si, t-dsy hour coss direct from the factory
which viii SELL Wholesale RETAIL Low they can Be
lrcha ed in any Western city
BlTyRoLrF q sons. Main st.. bet. LIST and I'd.
.Vvsry article sold in ablishment warranted
Ia he A. ran, esent.d. -es'sr +at- .ss-s-ssses
oid soiS aths highest price, taken in e.ehsnss
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AMERICAN PRINTS.
III CASES fancy Prints. 70 siyse shis Sry; 90
apt Sd AIS Main ST.. Leuissine. ~.
SUNDRIEs.--
- dos sh,her E:eenss "a
For sale - b(nh3) n vEKEKf'S.
upRCEIyEDys FER steamer Felipe, 10 sxs 0rsaxes -
II api1 ss,.s. TENNEf SoREHJN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-28

BOIl KR ~ AKlNG AND HRpAlR ING. q
IN uuderiepe having established Boiler Yard at Ev
II ansvIie. pfsP;rsd, 2 Msne END yepsis Bet
viii paid ma, e,u npes ti~ 70 Do their YORK
Foundry or Brpkmeysr Nsksr Co., Of the Esgi. Fosn-
dry the canal, Main street. ssr. JUN AhVrr.
HENRY scUxrsrR BRIx xnkYER. NssxER Co..
J0HN HEwsOx, fera y VIZ. E1fLk p Fl
BERxAKD NUEnss. - g. d. k.scLEsros Co.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-27

SHOOTING As the season for game OF all kinds
is now coming on, and those fond of shooting will
he fitting up for the war Oh the Birds, Deer, &c,
we would recommend all such to call and see the
immense stock Of guns at the house of Fall Cum
ningham These gentlemen seem to have taken
great pains in the selection of their stock of guns;
indeed, they inform that all their fine guns are
made to order in England and France, and imported
by them direct. They have them at all prices va
ryng to suit the pocket and taste of every sports
man We were iorcibly struck with one gun which
they have for sae-price S25O-whi, to our judg
ment seems as 6ue as gun could well be- Their
establishment is on the north side Of the Public
Square, opposite the lower end of the market house,
over the entrance which will be found what they
call their great gun" octl2-lm
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SUMMARY Of CoTToN.-According to the
New O,leans Price Current of October l7th.
the total receipts If cotton at all the ports
sine, September l>t, 1855, amount to 297, 97S
bales, against l6l,7 1871 To same da'e last year,
making m Increase of l36,lsl bales. Total
exports To foreign ports l49, 026 against 67.545
to same date last yea; increase this year 81 ,4Sl.
Total exports to MOI, hern ports %, $50 against
36.272 a. same date last year; increase this
veal %, 67S Stuck on hand aud on shipboard
at all the ports 2.72i, against 1881 at
saH,e date last year; increase this year, 64,Sj8
halas
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The New York MeetinR.

We noticed several days since the immense
gathering OF the American party in New York
city. held at the Park on the 18th inst. We
give the following resolutions adopted at that
meeting with enthusiastic unannity. W
our opponents say that they equivocate-pro-
sribe-and are unconstitutional
Resolved That the principles aud policv OF the
American party are founded upon the following
srutimeuts, embodied in the Farewell Address OF
Geor.e Washington:
lst That ''it II Of infinite moment that we should
properly estimate the IMMENSE VA CE Of our Ma
rIONAL UNION, and Indignantly fro~n upon the
FIRsT dawning Of RY attempt to alternate any
portion OF our country tram the rr-t to ee, BILE
the sacred ties which now Ink together the various
parts"
2i That "there will ALWAYS be reason to DIS
TRUST the PATRIOTISM OF those, who, m ANY
QUARTER NAV rndeavor 10 weaken it, bands
3D. That "of all the dispositions aud hibits that
lead to political prosperity, religion and morality
are Indispensable, supports" That should with
caution. udulg the supposition that morality eau
Toe maintained without religion And that W. will
promote, a. an OBJECT Of PRIMARY lMPOR-
TAME, institutions for the GENERAL DlFFU-
SION OF KNOWLEDGE"
4th. That against the nsidious Wles Of FOR
EIiN INFLUENCE the jealousy Of free people
OUGHT TO BE CONSTANTLY AWAKE. since
HISTORY add EXPERIENCE PROVE that FOR
ElGN INFLUENCE il one of the most baneiul
FOES OF Republican Government"
nth. That such considerations speak persua
sive language TO every rcGrc'ing and virnous mind,
aud exhibit the continuance Of the UNION a. a
URINARY OBJECT OF PATRIOTIC DESIRE"
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RECEIPTS AT NEW ORIRANs.-The receiPsl
of Cotton at New Orleans Inclusive of the
arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas) since
the first of September, to the l7rh inst, were
2I44l7 bales, against 1879 to same date last
wear; an increase in the receipts at all the
ports. up to the latest dates rs compared with
last year, is 1856, l6l bales. In the exports
from the United States to foreign countries. as
compared with the same dates last year, there
is an increase of 5O.l76 bales tn Great Britain,
and of 4,735 10 other foreign ports, while TO
France there is decrease Of 3, 430 bales.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-27

FINE MILLINERY AT Mrs. A. CrOokers' Mil
lnery Establishment Oh Union Street, will be
found the most tasty assortment of Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, we have ever
seen in the city. We understand that Mrs. G.
has just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has procured all the latest styles of
Fashionable Head Gear Her establishment
appears to us really neat, beautiful, and ele
giant. Ladies who are 10 need of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well to call at
Mrs c. and get their beauty more elegantly
eInbellislted
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-27

fhs following uncqulied series uf md, Medicines may
drpended upon with the almost cont ence. They have
the appreciation Of the bcs physicians IA The c'un-
Try, aud recommended by ali who have
them a. superior 10 any amy med.
Gin known THEY 4 AVE BEEN
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Especial Dispatch 10 the n. Y. Trisune.l
W.SurSaros O.t

WAsHIhUIUNi UIL To
Col. steptoe is topping at the Whit House and
conyersing With the President about AFFAIR." ia Utah
He will ,ccpt the Office OF Govrrnur provided he is
hacked ND by = sufficient force Of soldiers
I The appointment to I'LL the vacancy on the Su-
.,-.,,a ,a1.a j. npS u icr d-cussipn. Pierce want
Montgomery Blair he will probably get the appoint
mrnt. ut Marcy opposes him violently
Several propipfut politicians from The South are
expected hereapn 20 discuss the succession quietly
before CongfessF opens ten. Pierce believes his
chance for a nomination from the South better nov
than ever Wise is sanguine that Virginia will
stand by him.
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Pure Drugs and hemicaIs.

\ LARGE Invoice Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils, Dve
st f. Instruments Perfuu cry Far cy Good Brushes,
&C. just recei ed for sale small advance upon East
cost by SrRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Mon SITS Nashville, Tenn.
English Wine COIchicum Root spatulas,
- Seed, Bathing Sponge,
Fine Turkey Opium, Surgeons DO
Pure Nitrate Silver, Homeopathic Walls and Corks
Coliodion Syrinpes Of rted Kinds
Phosph 'ric Acid, IApothecaries' Scales
Oxide Silver, Weights,
Copper, Galy Pots with Covers (all
Proto Carb Iron, sizes)
Per ChlJTide Iron, Bed Pans iifArent styles)
Lact8te . Leeches and Leech Glasses,
solub Citrate Iron, Fine Bose Macohoy Snuff
Glycerine, iiinney Dew Scotch
10 ide Potash Bermuda Arrow Root,
hOroform, Turned Wood PHI Boxes,
Precip. ENt. Bark, Canary Seed,
Morphine Sulp., Pure Whit Wax
Sulph. QUINN, Pratts Artifrai Nipples,
Valerienate of ouinine, Nipple Shields and Bottles,
lodide Channels Skins,
Iodine, (7esublimed) Bath Bricks,
Cooper, Isl glass, Refined Salt Petre
Fluid Ext. Vaeri II, fresh Gr'd CyenIe Pepper,
lsingiass Adhe i've Plaster, Genuine Casule soap,
Pure rod Liver OIL, Ere h Fable Oil,
East Inii4 Castor oil, Heury's Msgnesia,
Wedgw"od MOrtars, Urk Soles, &C, &C.
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sS:lsS:sl s;sl; ssssli
To Railroad Contractors.

AtEALEn Proposals will be received the ofce 81 the
- Edg ID and KIN lucky Ralrosd Company In Nashville
Tenn until day, p-ce .brr 18th, 1882 for the
sructon u the cad from Nashville 20 the Kentucky Line,
v the Henderson and Nashville Railroad 10
henderson on the ohio River. The r. r. A. ~ about
furty-e,ght mile long through country well adapted for
RaiirOad construction, aid the work vii bt dvdrd into
sections II alb mile each, viii be bd tor s-pa
rAtely, the whole road included In prupo ton Pro-
posas also he made 10 build the thirty urs ony next
10 Na.hy- either ny the single lon in contract
Tlcre the 70 I'd tunnel haN mile long, h.
work various points aud two large Bridges Maps
PROD aud Plans vii b. ready for eNamina b. De- ISL
and any Information may be tanned by addressing tho
dersignrd sAN'L WATSON, Pr sident.
oct28 -trvtdecl5 A. Anderson, hief Engineer.
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100000 COPIES SOLD!!


I LoYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready on
( or about the Path Of October.
CoETENTs:
First application 4 Ste
life Of J1' Fitch Engraving q his first boat.
Life ebert FultOn-Engr avng Of his first American Boat
he Hudson River
Robert Fulton and Lvngsons FIRST Ohio River Bost-Cor
rect Lkeuess-Ful' Particulars.
Lstrohe's First Boat.
First Steubenvile Boat.
Fs explosion the Western Waters from Eye " tness
Maps Of the Western Waters Towns Cities aud distances
iaid down CORRECTLY.
List Of Steamboat Explosions since 1912 Names o. Killed
and Woundei list Of STEAMBOATS, now a at
Correct views of Pttsburg wheeling, ncnnau, Louisville
s., Louis and New Orleans in $50 Sketch Of each place.
po' ulatOn, business a.. sc.
Fast Time ~ Hoats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
List Il Steamboat officers the Western Waters,
The New Steamboat Law-With Common 's-Iife Boats.
Disaster. the LakesNsme " Lost, Killed and Wounded
The High Water in $50, 1882 1877
List Of Plantations on Mississippi River.
Inporan United states supreme Cour Steamboat Decisions
Three hundFed pages wi hundred engraving; hand
somey bound ~ RENTING 0SE DOLLAR, post pad) you
will receive copy OF the above work.
Orders from the trade solicited and agents wanted in
cry town and city to canvass for the work.
Address JAS. LLOYD co,
oct2 3ml Post Ofhce Buildings Cincinnati, o.
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500 REWARD.

u ANYWAY on Monday night the 2si inst, while in The
IA employment OF Mr. Charles H. Martin Of his city,
TWO NEGRO MEN. named JIM and ALBERT. They are
about twenty years age. ~ dsrk complexion bad
Eh them scit o. clothes. made Of green easnett,
aud silk hats jim shout i've feet eEht rcf 80
high; weighs sbou $50 0s, well formed hgn forehead ana
pleasing countenanci speaks quick when spoken TO- was
raised williamson county BY Thomas Petway. ALBERT
IS about feet inches high; weighs about Us % round
face, good courenzuce, with small round yes speaks
rather slow when spoken 20; rather humble looking
gro was raised by Col Thomas Williams Of Montgomery,
Al. viii give the above reward II they taken and
secured 50 mat &c. them
mye4-tf c. l.. NELSON.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20, P. N.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20, P. N.
Cotton market irregular but relatively lower.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 25, P. n.
Cotton-Market decidedly fat and few transae-
tons made Prices very irregular.
EEw ORLEANS, Oct. 25, P. n.
Cotton declined 3a@. Prices rather nominal and
buyers demand a reduction. Freights to Liver
pool (.
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To THOSE WISHING DESIRABLE LITTLE
Coz NrRK AONE,
within A nEle~ 0f

PROPOSE eel favorable terms, exchange 80
city property, OF he pleasant 81
try siies any where Nashville II eout-us 50 VI
ACRES Wing within 10 yards q the Gaatn pike; has
beautiful grove running throu - about u richly
with blue grass nd In the midst Of which b. handsome
ira med house ten rooms The land V admiral adapted
o. gsrdrnng and agricultural purposes, and aband nifty
supd-d with grass require hut little he'd for cat
lie winter or summer Through rtiou - the and
ever Supplying q good water. Tn thre sta
bles or stalls log horsss, crlb ana buggy hluss.
Tn place reached b. q pFytt pike, leaving
the q attn rDAI at Napir's An ent h also Il
f-cl-d open up road TIE ~ th- land over which
good rr be contracted AMI IN reh' afron on both
si-s u the house ana y half rilr nearer tUuu
Refer t5--Dr. WNsroE, Mr.. Nttsos.
oct2z-d.t JAS RUTLAND.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CLNCLNNATI, OHIO.

PAoT. WOODS HAIR REsToRATrvE.-The testimony OF all
who have thoroughly tested the Of this celebrated
article is viii the gray and the bald eradicate
of the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
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FOR S1IT.

4 House and lot on MsLcmorc street. The p
y lot home lit fcct MCLriaoT~ street aud runs =
ak ioA ect. Tie House a Story d. ick. and VI
eontas rooIns, hall ab'Ne and voS, nth kchen out
hou-r AZ Th property Is heated Ia the nrghohOoi 81
thg Nashville aud North Western Railroad Drpnt Il Ao
convenrr 20 th~ buslne-s or ion II tie cy, and be
had upcu gOod tstms For urther information, ply 10
A. HslLONE.
octb q NJ Agt M u ucAdrrek 81
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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday the weather,
which had been very cold for three or four
days previous, moderated considerably, aud
last evening it was quite pleasant. There
were. however, no indications of rain.
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Carr. NJ JAcksoS.--We notice among other
r,poiutn,ents by the President, Ia the Washington
U,,os. of the lth inst, that OF Capt JACK
ron, Of Ripley, Mississippi, as consul 10 CONSTANT
noole
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The JAPANESE TnEArr.-A Washington

correspondent of the n. Y. Herald, SAYS:
The Administration folly endorses the Japanese
interpretation Of Commodore PeTy's treaty; and
says that a commercial treaty was never cont IA
plated by either government. Ii va OILY an ih''
tialory step towards such treaty, nhd great nA'
tlonal triumph at that
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS


TIVE new steamer HUMBOLDT a G~1 -
4 1900 tons burthen, Capt WN. EzslNgysEs7
SrROSG John d. Taylor, Clerk. GrzzEsz-zzs-E5-ezkssS
This stes mer finished Cincinnati, ryady g
take her place in the trade
The Humboldt entirely new boat OF the first and
built expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trsde-
her light draught drawing only 20 inches Wster will enable
her wih load when others only come lght-
We solicit for her a share Of pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE co, ! -.
JOHNSON, WFAYER 4 e. Ne'''
oct22-6m A. l.. DAVIS L. s. Mail Packet once.
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Recovering from the effects Of Fever Bilious Diseases or
long continued illness Of any kind will End Carers Span
h Mixture the only remedy which will revive their droop-
hg constitutions expef all bad humors from the blood
cite the liver to prompt and healthy action, and by its
tonic properties, restore the patient life and vgor.
We only say TRY 1T. single worth the
so-caled sraparia- in existence. 1t contains Mercu
ry, Opium any other noxous poisonous drug and
be given the oungest infant without hesitation.
See the certificates of wonderful cure around the bottle
More than FIVE hundred persons in the city Of Richmond,
Va testify to its good effects.
'."See advertisement IN another column.
OctI-Im