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was the only party really opposed to Slavery. and
afked with great asonishment Why II the Republicans

were opposed TO slavery they left the Wing party
lie continued his remarks at comfortable length and
toward the close said with reysYd to the Republic
parry In Their platform four resolutions devoted
10 slavery, one TO Judie Kane, and one TO abusing
the know-Nothings. That is their plgform. Nov
are you ready to leave all your Wing principles
l. NO from en- nebriated gentleman wboshad besn
quite EIlscopaliaD In bis responses VIII you sup
pot such nea as Abijah,ann and Preston Kngi In
ebris,ed gentleman" W.we want white IN. men''l.
viii npi say word in support OF Slavery, but think
what woulI be the condition OF Jour City If the CON
Of the southern States were to be transferred to
British vessels N1 grant that the flag which waves
over you may be the s~ oil lie mon ana hot the nag
OF a section Loud cheeIsl.
Mr.. West of Tie Commercial advertiser was in.
troiuced amid load cheers and cries of tiger" but
we saw 10 such animal He said that be was glad 10
see that the Wig party not dead. He regretted
that 10 many who used to belong 10 the Wings were
low goDe-wheref IInebriated gentleman, "To the
"Devil J No. not there. [Inebriated gentleman
"Yts."l No, but very roundabout way to better
place. lDebriated gentleman, " Tuck it into EN-.
He was in favor Of Liberty and Union forever, and
the Wing ticket, and the Wbig ticket only, with no
Kirgs to govern it, and no MAINS to spoil it. Loud
cheers from iDebriated gentlemanI
james Brooks got up again, and reporters laid
dow their pens. He proposed resolution OF thanks
to the Wing Geleg ates who protected against Fusion
at Syracuse. They said up there that they cared not
how the City Of New York went the rural districts
would outvOte them. But in the course Of long
study of politics be had found that the State and the
Union went the way the City went. As spoke, so
ultimately our masters would speak. Mr.. Brooks
made an extended speech, the inebriaed gentleman
inttrpersing That's GO" and similar cries. Calls
for Wilkins" Bel and Ware, ensued At the close,
the nebrated gentleman, aforesaid mounted the plat
foIm and enthusiastically proposed Three cheers for
"the Wbg party-what's left Of them. number
of gentlemen Responded in very spirited manner.
There were three cheers for West and the Chairman
incontinently declared the meeting adjourned, although
several gentlemen present evnced desire TO continue
the rappiDg. We had thought that men, when form
ing an ear nest solemn resolution not apt to stop
to make or erjoy puns but as we came out we sawon
the transparency;
THE
REFUSE
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CARTER, SPANISH MIxTIRE.


NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the AFFLICTED READ and Pom 19St
inisllible remedy ScIofula King evil. hLsuna-
n tfsn Obstinate Cutaneops Eruptiobs Pmples or r
Face Botehes Bes. Ague and Fever ohronte
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter sesd Head EnlsrEem neat
and Pain ofthe Bone. Jop Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
Lumbaso Spinal Complaints apd All Diseases
srsipg iDjudicous of Mercury Inprudsaae ia
Life or Impprity Of the Blood
a This great altsrstive Medicine and Purifier Of the
an parts of the who testify daily 20 the
performed the Of all medieines
CARRIERS SPANISH HIXTURE.ea Neuraiga. Rhss-
matism SerofuA. the Skin Liver Uisess&
Feyers Ulcers Old Sores Of the Kdney Discs
Thro&t Female conpaints. Pains ans ching =
speedily to digit By using kfs
great u nestimahle remedy.
For ali diseases of the Blood nothn has yet been fesne
with It. I eeanses the system Of all npuri
gently and eeeny the liver and Kidneys
clear FsAlthy and constitution ~
disease broken down the exoesses 81 yoata 90 " P'
tive ygor and Strensth.
the Ladies' Is psr.by better than Az the -
tire will all sailo ns ,s.ss
ranng 10 the cheek give elasticity 20 - ~ ~
the health remarkable degrss BEYOND All sAs
medicines heard Of. Lit h.x....tx,,
The large number Of se. tineatss
from Person, fro of the United states the oe
evidence shat t hunbuE aooutt ms press nct4
kesnsr physicians and public men wen Fne
10 tbs ramunty all add their Testimony tse voEdsrf4
esec,s Of this GREAT BLOOD ~ hlr ~
eli an -. Agent an get Circular aAd Arara.. 1nd rsAs
the ~.nderfui this truly greatest Of all Ia.
xuI.,s.irzsa BEsErTr BEERS Propyi~
ssors Pearl street. va 70 whom all ordss
Sorsr aud Ageneiss must be Aoeressee-
For faIe nv Hslloek stoddArd. Evansville; Hsloek
C.. n. CLARK NiaeenMes, aza y
49,, IN NJ sdieine. generally. aue4
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Wheat FAILISG.-A few evening since, a
crash took place in the old Steam Mill, and
abouttwo thousand bushels of wheat found
its way in double quick time, into the base
ment story, through hole it made IL by 20
in the three floors. Fortunately it occurred al
night and when no person was under the i'm
pending danger. The Engineer, Mr.. Sol. Simp-
son, made narrow escape with his lie-the
falling mass composed of lumber and wheat
brushing him as he was about stepping
through the door way, so close as to break his
watch in his vest pocket all to pieces-anoth-
.er unlucky step would have crushed him.
The machinery of the mill is undisturbed and
the damage consists in the flooring that gave
way and the gathering up Of the Wheat with
suspension of running the mill for several
days. Brash poplar joists upon which the
upper floor was laid is assigned as the cause
they not being able to sustain much weight.
Princeton Clarion, lst
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Old Court House, Of Msin Tai I'd
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
WEAvISG leased for st4rm of yeaYs and fitted the
above well known stand. prepars d 30
suction private sale all kinds
and merchandise household turniturs herses huE
giEs. etc.. etc.
Cash advances ma lie consigu when reeuired
Regular ssies Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
cling O'Clock a. Also Tuesday wed esdas
a Friday ghts. early gas light.
les and sales Of ded
to. esagaslli 5t1
We sre wsckIy receiving and have hand alsrge
general FURNIrU RE, eonsstirE
spindle and bannister hacks scroll and sesop
back okos French Jenny Lied. and Busrle wood seat
Chairs; Ohsrs Elisabeth
chair-i sErIng rockers sofas seesbles
card dining breakfast tables, aad wash
lounges mirrors and misses bedstesds
trssses tin and wire Safes etc. which will sell a. Gin
cnnRti prices.
We also hand great variety netisz jeWelry.
violns pocket cutlery gass. pistols whips
which will sell prices cash
wholesale qr retail. WO0LSKY NELSoN..~-,
my9 Aast'E
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY JouRS

MONDAY hORsiSa. Dec.
~FLoUR-sales Saturday 50 IS FlasSoatn. n ener
irg 80 bat decline purchasing much higher
WHEAT-Cy mills giving 81 So and arrivals free. 4CS
sacks arrived from Wabash resh,p New
Orleans.
CoRN-An increased demand and quote 4o6s4s.
oAT>-5oc an4 very little coming in.
HOGS Hessrs. Shank1ia & Ja91ess deuttine
last week. and will be ready noke their hrs
day Mr.. SAm Orr also cutting lat K N
Gavisk and Messrs ID. O. oper VII meme t
week. The price paying present but there rs
been in prices preuiD 1t mari it Is al ei-
ted there win e decline here III 8 few days.
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Things at the river were ratherdull last
Saturday, although more or less boats were at
the wharf nearly all day.
THE Rainbow was here Saturday morn
ing with a good trip from Louisville. We
thank Billy Houston, Esq, for papers.
- The Cincinnati packet Lands was 70
have left that city last Saturday evening for
New Orleans. and may be expected here to-
day. The Queen of the West was also ready
for leaving the same port @
- The splendid Empress took on a good
deal Of fright here last Friday night for New
Orleans. ssasre zzzsT rszzl +. ssa-.rss-f-e r.es .
s--- The Kate Sarchet arrived here from
the Wabash last Saturday afternoon, loaded TO
the guards with produce of different kinds
the largest load out of the Wabash this sea-
son. Ter principal items of freight were $500
sacks Of wheat, of which 500 were put cut at
Mt. Vernon, and the remainder reshipped here
on the Atlanta for New Orleans; and 500 bbls
flour. This fine steamer is now re-loading for
for the Wabash. 81,
- The Jas. Paul started for up the Wa
bash last Saturday night, with a fair freight
The Wabash river is falling fast all the
way up, and the prospect for large boats. nayi-
eating that stream is very discouraging. g
= The Vincenues Gazette Of Saturday
says: The steamer Magnolia in attempting to
come throughthe draw of the Railroad Bridge
last evening, ran her bow against the pier
towards the Illinois shore, knocking a hole in
her hull. The stern, in floating round, struck
the other pier, by which she also received con
siderable damage. When last heard from,
she was leaking rapidly, and it was feared she
would sink. We understand that she did not
have much freight aboard, but was engaged to
take out lot of beef for Messrs. Pulsifer &
Co. 7seE las -g.y,ssasa sF 81
a fine new steamer called the Atlanta,
large sternwheeer built for the Alabama
trade, arrived here last Saturday, and laid here
the greater part of the day taking in freight.
She had about 800 tons on board when she
arrived .,and took on here nearly 5000 sacks
wheat and some flour, and was not then filled,
which is evidence of her capacity She was
built at Cincinnati for Capt. A. P. Boardman,
and Messrs. A. G. Olds and VIM. Fisher at a
cost of $4,000. Capt. sBoardman is in COM
mand, while our old friend Mr.. Odds, well
known on the river and popular wherever
known, is in the Office. The Atlanta is 175
feet on deck; 200 feet over all, 30 feet floor
and feet holds five fue boilers; 26 feetlong;
2 twenty inch cylinders, 6 feet stroke. Every
thing about her is new from stem to stern,
combining all improvements. She has beauti-
full full length cabins, with ample accommoda-
tons for one hundred passengers, and capacity
for 2, 500 bales cotton, and is exceedingly light
draught. She has two sternwheels working
separately. We wish her great success in the
Alabama. s.a
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Mr.. Thos. Dillon, editor of the Clay
County Citizen. del on the 2Sd ult. lie was
not twenty-onc years old.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN on EAND.
FNNHE greatest family Medicine BuTns Ooughs
Colds Sore and Qainsey. VIII cure Disrrhea
Cholera Morbus Cramps Spesms Will Fever
ARuc fail Daily and hourly calls for
this Medicine and sbo
An agent rather life with
any other medicine One and al the remedy ad satisfy
Yourselves Increased sales in IBdsnR thousand dozen
bottles than other Msdps
public For sale by all the principal Drug
United States British America. California
Oregon.
LEIGH yERLING RvanIEilfs. lad. szssssssrst 10 KsI-
Ter Farnsley.
CHAs II. CLARK. Vinseanes. md.
D. PArE Cincin Hati, Ohioean be ohtafasa Of
st anufacturers' prices. BOYD STONE CO..
oct suw Naurnss Civ. ohis.
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-. j.
One H1nlredta Edition 600 000) 1salo. gs $50.
the sstaleEgs,:ot ihs great roe sa.. Il Sew YORK.
ans G.S.T , ss,S sy TIA
EVERY TonsR here discover by eora zrlns own
stm with those described the shsrassr and
her eonPlant and he SPARED much anxiety
ferng ell the psAsantness Of Masking known TO-
making physician in respsstto aubsress
ailments which shs is subsst The wife
advice in rs,.st
hersnaen which she will herena This book tells
what 10 The and tells her what do szpls
but ehasts words, and such EAs eSn rnd,rstszd.
Those nsrng irregularities peculiar
70 the tssis syssn Or fres rkeLArsUs rTEkI tsns I
the means Of prevention ansliorstien. saG relief
bs aTs e EVER husband the simplest laws
tanning 70 the marriage state better That
oOmsndshle senstyeness tina. will rather
complaints Pseq14sr e the female only
Panon female has physician that knows and de-
serbs. ssE sy,ry ssSs asf snsIs and shs
Dr. A. NJ MAuKoEAS: Ny Desrsr: BY vile has been per-
on before an
uent successive and dsbiiitssd
rhsh was the las. Oecas on d;psired that
the fhesrd your beck highly spoken
tainine matters reaching On is receipt ana
mind and the joy its impaired Wife
ded remedy Il opened prosrsct to me Which little cor.
possible But this. year
passed head in all human probability ny wife
grave my children left zothsrlsss
8 INDIANA AGENTS: -.
]. NJ & j. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris s Turaer
Greencastle James E RchDondi F J FAivre Shelby
vile O. harvey hinssnpts James Bss5d h EsScsts
Chamberlain Elkhart: r. Langdon TSoel fort; M @
Dustin Lehersonvilei W. Allison FrenSlin T. G. Ap-
pIesate Delphi. AMI sAAU Ell LISTER Evansville. IL
EF- pom receipt Dollar. THE M RRIED " o.
MANS PRIV MEDICAL GONPASto is sent (mzil-
part the United States the CAnadas and
British Provinces u letters be post-paid
dressed 10 or. A. NJ MAURICEAN. box liza New YorL
Cay. Publishing Once No. I29 Liberty Street. New
sept 3m-dsw s.H
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Iy We thank our old fruit stall friend Mr..
OBrien, fortwo of the biggest apples we have
seen this season, of the Belle Flower variety.
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05-Messrs Shanklin & JaquesS commenced
packing pork last week We thank them for
greasy reminder Of that fact, and shall have
more 70 say of their doings soon. Our packing
houses will soon be in full blast. u, Is, Z
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or Hogs are declaring at indianapolis
owing to the plentiful supply, and quoted at
$575@$5 so. 1t is estimated that. about
100000 hogs will he packed at that city this
season. ....... -.-... sa- H-..an h.lllEA A
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0rBy telegraph dispatches it will be seen
the Atlantic has arrived, with news of a bait
tie between the. Turks and Russians, &c. &c.
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or The Canal was in good navigable order
down. ~ reswis ass saa "a p
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AUCTION SALES.
UENaItAtsIE ssrSaDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
NETE Her torsae bargain Scomortzhle Cottage Resi-
w denee with cool out-kousss and eister, ana in
COED Aeighb9rhocd- Fer PAL tieulaIs enquire Of
SHEET 4 LEONARD
Auctioneers ana General agents
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pwrEssoKo. April III isss.

pwtNsBORo. April IL IsIs-
serfy that had ehiIls and fysrs shd applied 70 800
phrsicisn who prescribed for and medic'ns
which did not hrrat the give relief.
then advsied try OWENS Chill Pills: did and they
pped ehills and am perfectly we'll They alss
ofa distressing pain in the ride which va
would result something serious Persons afflicted
cure GEO. W. MONARCH.
% Pills wsrranted to cure in every nssarss
where the direct ons are followed
EE- For szls. Wholesale and retail hy
- W. COMPTON, Druegist.
sta Owensburg. Ky.
AIse nv WOOLSEY SAWYER,
Whelesals rad RetGii 'gent4.,
.en1 ANEW Evansville Ixs.
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NOTICE.

NOEsCEs
A @. ADLERSBERG. WILLIAM KEMPF. =
Lsmasco City surveyor. Civil Engineer.
TTIHE undersigned joiaed ership the
Il SURVEY Civil Engineer Business ssd solicit the
patronage of the puoiie.
All orders Surveying. LevellnE will be Puneta
ally attended to and promptly execu ed.
Maps. Plans Views, Drawings. made to order with
novii-sa ApLERsBERG & KENPF.
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CoPARTNERSTIrP NOTICE.

HAVING connected with in the Foundry and Machine
A Business VIM. A. DUNN and WIN. TAS LOR they
Practical Mechanics in the business would
say that intend do God work and
the city We intsnd warraEting
both in Workmanship and material well
quantity quality We ask liberal fro N
tho thing in line OF bust calculating
only get tOr what do but exIectinE to
glory also. noyt1 HENRY SOHRIBEh
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IA. LOUISVILLE Dec. l.
In pens last evening, $3.50 head of hogs
Arriving freely. We quote 81 so gross. and
Sc $685. 80 nett as the highest figures,
though not so firm as day or two ago.
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LEwIsPotT. Ky. jar. :. 1889
This cerins have had the ehs and for months.
tried various remedies without then
hoI of Dr. Owens Chill Pill and they have snrely cured
me- THOS. P. TAYLOR.
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J. e. LEoxAED,
L. SWEET
= LHOF'1AIUs =. " =
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS.
oPPosITE THt CoUkT HOUsE.
.ERAL AUoTIONEERs6 REAI. EsTATEBRoKI

observation-disclosures Il REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
EgESPEOTFULLY tender their services the citizens
EvAnsye and for the sale o. Real
Personal Property Houses aud Lots Frniurs Dry
Goods Hardware Grocerss also particular stten
able and satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business aud having goods place
petition with consgnors both seller
have and gtmate market We will devote ors
time the Auction and Co mmsson business
assured that wall spare sSeE
please thsm With
the confidence of all those their
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OwESsBoRo KY. Feb, q. 1855.
Dr. ". r. 0wvN-Dear Sir; / have been shie'ed vita
chls and evrs for six months and after U ing
edies dueed box Of Ague Pills nisA
have N and we'll and believe then ths
hest medicine in - BALTHASEE W ACH.
Above geHtie serial
~ that hls statsmsn are true =
Pittsburg, "a.
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Dn. EyERsoN's HEALTH REsTORATIs B,.
Anti-Dyspeptic and Ambitious Pills,
4 SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIG. snsrsly svesesstis:
~ mild and pleSsn in rsesioa they i-Frove IN. ap-
pete and tons the gsstys
tysne Piles Headache and all Bilious Disorders CsIs
etc. Wholesale ana retail by j. u PARK,
Cor. FL Irsh and Walnut strssts. Dineinnstf
wv W ROBERTS insisaapsfis
Proprietor. HN- K. EMERSON. NJ. D., No. Sc. sixst
trert PkIlaieil Liza .asse5ssl now sGwszn
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MUTUAL FiRE IN-UR ANCE COMPANY OF
VANDKR3URRH COUNTY. IND.

NAADEh8bhEH COANKh. tND.
s-a DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John s. Hopkins, Wn,. Reiln,an,
Philip Decker, H>D. 4Ris, YIN. Il. Pres
ton, and W3n. Baker.
THIS Company prepared take risks upon
perty situate Town Country within the bounds
of the Posey Gibson ami Warrick
Application be made to the sscretary either OF the
Directors. WV BAKER. Prsst.
JEKEaIaH BHHx. see'ry. oet3sdiy
LOOKING GLASSES.
all prepared furnish Looking Glasses in
Mahogzny Wainut. Rosewood Frsm,s Looking Glass
ilates. Picture Frames. also Gilt Frames. Picture
Frames of Pictures and Oil Paint
ings at wholesale retail, At the lowest prices.
mhsdAwins No. West Fourth atreot. Cincinnati, o.
MARBLE WORKS REMOVED.
HE undersigned W-uId respectfully inform the public
A. he has removed his Marble Works First
between Vine and s. nearly opposite polio Hall
just received lot Of Marble which Twill
sell price had many experience
practical workman and i'll give personal attent
every piece All kinds OF work actared after
style. Monuments Tombs. Head and Foot
Marble Work gar orally and rices which will
the interest of all who wanting anything
line Of business to give call. .RFs F.. 5Ef
Particular attention will be EiTsa TO srdsrssentrOn
distance. .s.- ssf
in Tomb Stones in the safest
when ordered.
All work ranted. novis If JOHN hyde. :
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED -
% AIR &c EiS'HsAK A TEVE

FENE Ell otthis wonderful Hair Restora
Il dueinE ibg results in the public
old lavish in their praises the
position 1t the
hair its natural colOr
rs-produce on bald heads a luxnTiHDt growth
The following is from distinguisaed member OF tb
"a 8 ST. PAUL. Jan. i, ISss.w
PRnF. o. J. WOOD Dear Sir: nsol cited. ssnd o.
this After being nearly bald for lon tims ane
having all hair Tesorstives
faith in Undue on hearing Of yeuTs 20 g,yet
trial. mvselt in the hands had
stiff brurh. and til Restorative
applied well a till the scalp all a glow
This every morning. in three week the
ppeared rapid the FIRST August las,
up time thick black strong
the whereas. before harsh
what little and that little disap
pesring very RAPIDLY still gonr Restorative about
aud shall good and perfect
hair Now have read these thogna who has not but
have hitherto in which hai
was really bcuehed By any Of the hair to- ss OF the
really picss1reto record the result
Experience your to others
already general sale throughout the Terri
tory effects and have idenee
supply wholssale agents foa the Terri
tory nearly exhausted daily inquiries ade 70 is
credit for iisoSVery for
than Ks Tor has certainly
ivd psa Ions ago efecting such result
Yours. hastily. J: W. BOND
Firm Of Bond Ksllog DR. sEists.
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RIVER INTEALHGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

ARRIYALssAND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
southsrner. frem st Lsuis. for Louisville.
james Paul. from Wabash RIVER. for Evsnsv lie.
Memphis fr N Memph. for Cincinnati.
Charleston. from Cincinnati FIR Msml his.
Iowa. from Pittsburg for New Orleans.
Raiabow. from Louisville. for same.
Alfalfa. FROM Cincinnati, for Alabama river.
Kate rehst. from y abash river, for Evansville.
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The undersigned. Rev K Bragg Minister in regular
Orthodox Church. Brookhele
He gentleman considerable influence and uai
vsrsally beloved (Copy) VIM. DY Err.
BKooEEIEIp. Jan. IL. 1888
PRoF. woon-Desr sir:-Hsvng made trial ofyour Hair
Restorative that its has
excellent removing a6smstion dandruf snd
tendency itching with which have been troubled
ehdhoed also restored my hair which beco
gray to other article with
any You're truly J. K. BRAGG.
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Gbf DAILY goutSnal.
FOCAE DEPARTMENT.

GRAHAM's MlGAzrNE.-The December No.
of Graham, very handsomely illustrated, and
filled with excellent reading matter, has been
couple days on our table Graham for 1856
VIII be splendid work. The publishers have
been making extensive preparations with the
intention Of pleasing their readers. The pres
ent will be an excellent time for subscribing.
Address Graham's Magazine, Philadelphla
Price 50 per anum. JfL38 et3s aea
Pork PAcKISG, &c.--We call attention to
the advertisement of Messrs. Ii. c. Cooper &
Co. These gentlemen are about commencing
operations at their large pork house They
have every facility for slaughtering and pack
ing, and are buying largely, cutting and pack
ing on. commission, &c. This firm is well
known. and needs no recommendation.
IRISH IIsENs,-We call attention to Messrs.
Shanklin &c ,Riellys advertisement of Irish
Linens, &c. These goods were sslcc ted by
one of the firm in person at the manufactures
in Ireland, and are warranted to be pure Irish
grass linens The ladies would do well to
give these goods their attention before they are
allgone.sa ssHstsss1 . - sss
BoARDrSG.-Mrs. Negley's advertisement
ofboarding should be at once responded to.
She has a comfortable house, conveniently To-
Gated, sets good table, and reasonable rates,
We have heard her house highly recommends
ed by several persons who have boarded
there So ~ .sas.s fas7ss 60
6-Messrs.. Shanklin & Jaquess commenced
packing pork last week. We thank them for