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gu Raben Nrp. 1O5 Baltimore nabe SCutbitr.
Baltimore, Otr.
9tefe Wtafd1ne, teren 0ui ib auf ~pierjabriee 9rpte fust, Fn6
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ten unp giassn Der sansen ger. Stadten meresn %befdntis un'
sebeuere Maien Der beiten &rbeit ptrmitteIt ~terieIbsn ssntaGt.
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bufet an unfcrer Ndbmai6ine jebp6 uGe abrisen Sd aIhinsn
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in S%tn8er's @atent fnS. 3ueent baben mir tn Serfhtete.
men @eridten 9rplefe 8e9en SCl6e, Die QDbeeler's unb @rprsr
u. @9ater's Wlal6tnen benusen unb babur4 In unier 9atent etn.
gretfen %anbdnets. Air MAIDEN bterauf CUR @errarnune fir
Mnbere Defenders aufrertiam.
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9auptsSffce: Str. 323 Brpaorap. N..g.
3~pet9-Sfften tn Bottom, @lpperspiae, Nendrf, philadelphia
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IN alien in oel Stdetseffcen 9efauftsn Gabrartsn (I;fetSI
olrfsn 10 Gsnt5 ~ahsejpesn werren. Die GplnpaBnte erlautt
tebsm Yafa8ter 100 pfune 5ret'ep6d, 1T ah.r nur bis gum Qosr.
tbe ppn 500 perantpUrtltd
geriUmen tonnen 8e3en S&ein &ofsr, Stfen &C. u~erfenren, ctn'
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taArem sin Burger 8altinOres 0Ir9'6ait fur lie asleihet bal
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b6n Ter weroen ertu6t. btefes Eager dnaufeten unb Bic Ser.
tau fsbs'ius dnsen Der Comp. su brreu, b'nOr Es treenbwO an.
Der faufsn. GCSen u. Durtom,
ta06 Nnentev her GrN bonnie.
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SmpOrteure, @roBe u. &leinoerfdufcr

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a Ilen lhetIen Der @er. Staaten nnt uteruetms bic
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IpPnGurpp1. 26mbS .. q. QpfGer.
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
GfebpnN graft unb 9annprer-St
GiiG}arb y. 0prfcD Vldltesnt.
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9r. JD QDpppfbe, NpB Q8iuans, Ger. Sarmdn,
Sames NRurrap, Miles QDbite, OaSib Carton.
@erree Grgers, @hrtluan &eener,
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Sn Ocppften ub Nusjablun8 WIN 0elrern pfen.
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terefen 6ctraeen @ier @rUeent per Subr unb wirb auBer.
benz Ypn rem ueberi6uB one3Sabre cine & tro-Otptbenbe
unter bic 9eppftpren pertbetlt.
@erbeirattete 5rauen unp MinnerjGbriee fGnnen @elb in ID.
rem eisenen Nanen beppniren ub bleibt bieleIbe uSfdle6li6
,u tbrer ei9enen 8erfaguns. 22DS
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31

OF The Washington correspondent of the
Albany Egening Journal, tells the readers Of
that paper, who have business at the capital,
to be careful whom they trust, and says there
is a swarm of professional swindlers and ex-
tortoners there, who are flooding the country
with circulars as if they were permanent citi
zens and responsible; when neither is true
He recommends the constituent to send
his business to his Representative in Congress,
who if the occasion requires, will put it in the
hands Of a responsible attorney.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Fa0FEAEsS LIVER PILLS.
PHENJX BITTERS.

FREE IISE POIsONs.
fEEHs grea. popularity which MOFFATs LIFE PILLS and
PuExIX HIrrERS have attained consequence of the
extraordinary effected by her renders it
sarY pr0prietOrtO INFO particular
their uadcinai virtues properties. Having teen
than years before the public and having the united
than THREE MILLIONS ofpersops who have
been the ~mrloyment of the perfect health y
believed that their reputation tho best etahe
medicine befor. the public admits Of no Dispute In
village in the tinted States there
many ready testify their efficacy in
giving the whole system renewed vigor and
health,
In cases Of SCoRFCLA ULCERS SCURvY or ERUFTONs Of
the ofthe LIFE MEDICINES is truly
ishing removing days. every
their puFifyin the blood
FEVER aud DYSPEPSIA. HBGPST. PHI and in short
all diseases yield their curative properties No
family without them by their timely
suffering and expense nav he saved Prepared "
WILLIAM 3. N0FFAT, NJ D.. New YorA.
And for sale by KELLER. IA rms L Ely x co.
mis-. Evansville. In diana,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31

OF The commission merchants Of St.
Louis are doing an unusually extensive bus
mess this season, notwithstanding the inter-
rpptions of navigation in the rivers tributary
to the business OF that city. The Intelligent
Ger says that every avenue landing to the city
is pouring in the various products Of the soil
in largely increased quantities of every article
except pork. The tlade of the city has more
than increased with the growth Of the city
during the past year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31

The COLOSSUS OF TIE ADVERTISING
WORLD-THE Press AND the PEoPLE-It is
estimated that the entire newspaper press of
the world reaches about two hundred millions
of its inhabitants and as the advertising sys
tenn of Professor Holloway covers the whole
of this extensive medium for the communica-
ton Of intelligence, we may safely presume
that one fourth of the adult population of the
globe are familiar with the properties of his
medicines. The annual cost of maintaining
an unidentified intercourse with so large a
portion Of mankind, through the agency of
the press, is necessarily enormous; and we can
state from the data laid before us that it
equals the combined revenues of two first
class States Of the Union. From these facts
some idea may be formed of the consumption
of his remedies. Wherever they become
known by advertisement, and thus obtain
trial, demand for them is created which soon
produces immense returns, thus afording new
capital for their further diffusion. In this
way, with gigantic strides, these grand speci-
tics are traversing every region of the earth
raising thousands of hopeless sufferers from
their sick beds, curing disease in all its ter
ribIe forms, strengthening the weak, relieving
agony, and infusing new life and vigor into
multitudes Of decrepit human beings. bowed
down with desponpeny and woe. The Won
derlul progress of these medicines has been
without check from their introduction to
the present day. Of the millions to whom
they have been administered not one has
questioned their efficacy. They stand unirl-
peached before the world. The feeble oppo-
sition raised against them in some quarters by
professional envy and selfshness, has been
borne down by the overwhelming weight of
public opinion, ard they have passed over all
impediments alike into the palace. the private
mansion, the hospital, and the dispenSary.-
The backwoodSman and the busy citizen, the
farmer, the traveller, the sailor the soldier, in
short, the representatives Of every class-in-
valids Of both sexes and of all ages regard
HOLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT as the most
reliable of all medicines in every stage of dis
ease, A popularity so universal, u faith so
firm and uudoubting, can only be founded on
veritable basis, ard this popularity and faith,
be it remembered, has beer extending with
marvellous rapidity for me- than twenty
years. Cincinnati Daily Commercial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31
STEM FIRE ESG1NEs.-The recent appli

STEM FIRE ENGNEs-The recent appl
cation of steam to fire engines, seems to have
proven an abortionin every case where their
practicability has been thoroughly tested.
The people of Boston made loud complaints
against the mammoth machine which they
procured from the Cincinnati factory at cost
of 5000, and were finally compelled to throw
it aside. The St. Louis News says, that the
Fire Department Of that city procured one
from the same mandatory at an expense q
$4,000, that was to put out their fires,
without any trouble, but which, instead OF
doing that commendable service, is now
slumbering in darkness, dust and ignominy
We have heard a steam fire engine recent
ly spoken of here, in connection with tue i'm
provement of our Fire Department; but we
trust that our City Fathers will profit by the
experience of those who have paid to test it
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31

JOINT RESOLUTION, NOT JOINT BALLOT
The New Albany Tribune-the staurch Fill
more standard bearer in the late canvass
says the American party will not impose a
lactious opposition to the election of U. States
Senators. We are not authorized to speak for
the few Americans in the next Legislature,
but we have reason to believe they will favor
the election of U. S. Senators by joint reso-
luton OF the two Houses, as the Democrats at
tempted to do two years ago. But under no
state Of circumstances do we suppose they
will ever consent to go into an election by
joint ballot, which would necessarily result in
the election of two Locofoco Senators.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31
o. 1t is intimated that an important object

o. 1t is minated that an important object
in securing steam revenue cutter, is to watch
the slave ships departing from New York
They take on board nothing that affords proof
of their intentions till they are cleared at the
custom house, when they hurry on board
slave shackles, false decks and slip out to sea
in the night. A large portion Of their outfit
is put on board from the steamer that takes
them down the bay, and while being towed.
They must be caught outside the harbor with
all their preparations on board to convict
them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31

HOLLowAY's PILLs.-Perfect digestion and
function of either the stomach or the liver are
disordered, Holloway's pills will assurdly re-
pair the mischief and enable them to supply
the channels Of circulation with an uncon-
tamnated fluid. Sold at the manufactures,
No. 80, Maiden Lane, New York and No 244
Strand, London; and by all druggists, at 25c.
.621ac. and 81 per box.