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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

We hear of no specie going by the steamer to-mor-
row. The Persia, on Wednesday next, will take,
probably larger amount than has Of late gone by
the Cuparders. Meanwhile the California steamer is
due, Saturday Sunday, and will supply the neces-
sary bars.
C.P Williams has been elected President of the
Albany Exchange Bank, in place Of j. L. Judson, who
declined reelection
We learn that nearly all the notes Of the Valley Bank
in the hands of the brokers in Wall street have been
redeemed by the Messrs Lelands. We trust that they
will 90 on with the good work and redeem those which
are in the hands of the public at large. Such was
understood to be the promise made by Mr.. White on
their behalf at the Tabernacle meeting last night.
The WilIamsport and Elmira Railroad, by a line OF
50 miles, connects Philadelphia and Northern Penn
sylvapa with the New-YOrk and Erie Road at Elmira,
and also forms continuous line from Philadelphia
across the Erie and Elmira to Niagara Falls. Its
freight traffic is in iron, coal and general merchandise,
besides the usual amount Of local transportation of farm
produce and lumber from the counties Of Northern
Pennsylvania through which it passes. The enter
prise is but just emerging from the financial embarrass-
ments which overlook it in 1854. The Directors,
in their recent report, explain the difficulties with
lsxlA A. - ~
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The Ladies', Union Aid Society, of the

The Ladies', Union Aid Society, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the City Of York instituted tor me
benz of aged and nrm members having commenced build
inr for their accommodation 42ds, Sthsv expect TO
lay TUESDAY the 18th inst at O'clock
B D. the Rev. R. S. Foster, d. D. the Rev j. B. Wakeey,
and Others will conduct the exercises The members OF the
society all friends Of benevoence, respectfully nv
ted 10 attend Should weather prove the ceremony
will be post poned until the first fair day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

Ships Empire State, Briggs, Liverpool, Aug mdse and s2l
pass. TO d. A. Kngsand sutton Aug Is lat " 80 on a
So large island Aug l5 lat - lon. Is passed ship
about English build and far could judge
and person board Sept lat ~ 80 on 81 passed
from Bo.i No. pa.:ed ship Robert Kelly bound The
T. s. had births Deaths the has been 10 days
from the Banks and days from Georges Shoal
Ship Mary Russell of Bath Perkins, Bristol Eng, AZ days
Ship Helvetia Marsh Havre Aug mdse and n pass
W. Whtlock Aug 81 lat - So Ion So 50, sig with the
with . ship showing = white bugee with black snchor
standing FL time passed Brem brig Johann standing T.
experienced heavy weather on the passage
sugar moasses Thompson Hunter LIST inst lat ~ H.
lon 6s H. spoke brig wahondins of New.York for Turks
Bark John Benson Burmeiste Havana IL d. &C. to
Suraes Co. LIST inst Edward Hoeyser seaman died Sept
2 pm, of Csrrysport Reef large vessel bottom up
Bhs Penobseot lof BansoT Edsery, Areeeoo' Ph' d.
Brs Kate Heath Brown Csdenas Aug o. molsses to Mora
seEr John Totten, Waters Petersburg 4 d., wheat
schr Wren tBr) Coe Port-au Prince Aug IS logwood to
Schr Wide World Diekenson, Wilmington, N c., d.
naval stores to Doncr Potter
sehr. Ospsy tBI) Wilson, Arecebo, r., Aug a. hdes
in with the wreck Of ops schr both and the
vessel sunk only her and sails the surface the water
took her Aforesaid topsssnt sail and two blocks
Schr Benjamin, Cassidy, Lubec.
S,hr Rescue, Burns, Portland.
Schr Gsota, Bacon, Boston, linseed.
P fS Ss oan. bUps EolsS Norwich
Propeller Osesls, Clark, Providence.
PRO- eller Sophia, Green, Philadelphia
SAILED Steamship Tennessee for Porto Rico &c.
WIND-Durns the day. 8.
The brig Braman sie.ed by the u g. Marshal SLAYER
come time snce sold yesterday the Navy Yard for 100
The u fieate wabssh has gone from the North River to
the Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13
Amusements.

II ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ The new Comic Drsma-THIs Saturday AFTER
NOON, Sept O'Clock, and in the EVENING, at II
O'Clock, GlRALDAj Or The INVISIBLE HUSBAND Don Man
usl C. w. Clarke Msiulo Mr. Hsdaway Girsda Mise Emily
MestsyeI Amer which, the Farce Of THE TIMID LOVER
LIVING SEA TIGER the DWARF LADY, the LADY WHO
ENTERS the DEN Of LIONS, etc, be here yet
Admittsnce Is cts. ;Children under ten I24 cts.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway
~ contains $50 Of the finest PAINTINGS ever put upon
hbition Open DAY and EVENING. Abundance Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

a.,,,;. and The market here sympsshi.ee In. ovs.
-. n~;,. ma, s6l Central closes at st. an ,a ~
,rsnt ~ y cent. Pennsylvania Goa, 70" 90, anu
C.n.. "a, There was better de'--.and for MICA
Th.ro !. no, much doing IN Railroad Bonds, oul o
market is firm Illinois Central ad''. S..,. Stocks are
buyer sixty was bid at the Close
steady, but inactive. :, Exchange for the
lhere "1' =. ~,o,.,;ons are as before given. Inc
Ericsson and the quota'fon' "'
supply of bills lie good. ,-...x Nth large on.
Tn Iivernool Freights are beter' WIN '"'e.
o.rts Of Grain: l4O 900 bushels Gram were 'aken
SEQ embracing considerable ior FORWARD snip
a. soo mi. Flour at D.. GOO bales Cotton at
MT" ~ ondon. 10000 bushels Grain at SoSid.;
noo XII Flour at g. Sd. EOS. 3D.; tuns Cat Meal
90. 81 ToGlasgow very little is offering; rates
~. ,.;,bout change. To Havre: 1900 bushels Grain
., re- in ships bags 400 bbls. Flour at ESQ., Cot
ton lc.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Total Re-
CENTS Also $50 &c. Payments e22l, 594 IL; Balance,
$13, 722,S $50 6l.
The receipts of the Madison and Indianapolis Rail-
road for the month of August were $2l 500 u. This
large receipt considering that there s no navi-
gable stage of water in the Ohio River, which very
much retards and lessons the freight business of the
Road
The earnings Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago formerly the Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana, and Fort Wayne and Chicago Roads,
Railroad for the month Of August, 1856, were, viz:
Freghts *So o ",
Passengers ooo .,
Express ~~<i VI
Total. $4,000 80
The receipts for August 1855, on the same length Of
6nis she'd Road Ohio and PenneyivaDia and
Ohio and Indiana portion. oZo<s W
Increase equal to IS cent............. S6s67S "
We published yesterday statement Of the business
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the eleven
months ending with August. letter from one OF the
principal banking houses in Baltimore, to its cores
pondents in this city, gives highly favorable report OF
the business and prospects of the road The cost and
income are thus stated: ....
Road equipment &C., have cost, all told 40 90 <oVVV
Capital Stock. ir9,So" oSC
Dab i<p"V'iV"'
Profit nd loss, net earnings used 20
complete the road, during the accumna- nm =, ooo mn
tion Of which dividends were paid o,VVVvoV-%'v"""
Gress receipts this So,oooVo
Expeuses-rollng power, wear and tear,
wages salaries &c, IS ~ cent....... 4275O0OO 10000.
Jn,eTest on 72oO00- $4,000
nadnct 6or sinking Fund 800 900
And there are left. Zpoeo
The letter says:
1.-THE difference between the cost of fuel on your
Central and Erie Roads and the Baltimore and Ohio,
moi Lose fhan s3 0O GOO mr. Il 600 600 ~ anuum in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

in city s q
totally lost Grew had Iysd 4 HsT S 3..9:
.sn. SSs Cleared 9. I'd August with
S ".: g. s SG & sa
sured in Wall street together with the cargo She had lately
sair AsHo.rThe Wilmington IN c. Chronicle of the 9Th
ms 1--WE learn that there ship ashore about twelve
miles north Of New nls, Bar said to be laden with sugar and
but :: the viii her Od.y win probably
particulars TO morrow ns'ts and rigging all gone She
XLAIcE reported to be ashore Florida Reef 24h
u name unknown; doubtless the unknown cotton ship
sap doIcnIs Boston on the u the Bahama
Boston divided equally in the Oces Unted
States Hope Warrington and Manufacturers
this vessel which left the Pse r0utr the morning Of
81 % s Ps e: s FL 1ss %;
ss: Of her ss.sI broker Of at the
P S s.
eonS.sdsd By Thomss w. and there were on board
beside him. hynsh, fret Scer the second nins
cargo hhds tobacco 200 bb pork 500 bills aOu lis bales
cotton S' ''~ and 'Hndy p'fs.ts Ssa. Sent
s1rAxssp DANIEL WEBSTER. from New Oiesn: foi New.
when At Va. isd mile: from the Bs.e
which "a the and carried The m.ls :t.st
er.bly
arrived At Quarantine Norfolk Friday Georsetowu
been il the gale VI the it inst lost both mssts aud
water logged. 49, -
J..rsioir L L. Sept s1Ths :shr Knss:her. Of hi.
Saturday, night laden with lumber sunk from
known. Fortunately the captain and not board
She sail Squires Landing this morning She will be
BAnK GIN tot NewYork) which went ashore the West
,dr OF Block Island the 4h February has been od
and towed into Newburyport.
BsIG LioN of Duxbuiy, from PorsuPhnce for Boston,
Loaf deck load logwood in gale 10th u from ENE, put
into Holnes's Hole 9Th inst short Of provisions.
ecBR kossUTH at wbuTyport reports SUNDAY, lo3
sbess Cape Cod Light House spoke sch Evelyn from Phis
dephs fo Manchester The night previous the was con-
eutwster aiming other damage.
BI vEEL noticed yesterday being ashore about IL mes
Of New Bar the bark Clemenne of Thomaston,
Me- She went ashore on Sunday morn
be found board TO tell where she from
where bound The vessel and will total loss
lh Cementne cleared Havana the I'd Of August for
Boston; another account says New-Yorhl
ExIRAcr letter 20 Elwood Walter, ESQ., Secretary
Of the Board Of Underwriters:
WILMINGTON, N c., Sept g.
The bsYque Cementine Of South Thomaston which dred
On sbout miles from New Inlet Bar had decks
loaded with sugar which, together with the hull will be total
lose there appears be nsthns in the hold but empty
boxes floating about
The schr Bolton New York. arrived here En-
having encountered heavy gale during which she sprung
leak She will have to 80 on the ways for repairs
CID at Bedford 9th inst. ships Milton Hslsey Pssc
Ocean VIM. Wr Osborne, do Sailed, ship General Pike,
for do.
Sailed from Edtarown 10Th ship Mary o Nsntucket) Brock
esed Nancket 9Th ship Lexington Edear.own TO ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

By ~ Eor Rieey Bouta-l0<3o b6s Flour 81 $50 bush
Whs COO do Corn 500 do Oats, pkss Ashes Sos do
WHISKY. 1900. 49, 49,
Bv the Nsr York asd Eric Railroads. 81 bbs Flour, $50
pkes WHISKY, 90 do Provisions, 50 do. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13
BY telegraph,

The following dispatch WI" received BY Elwood Walter
go, dated, -
PENSACOLA Sept s-The bark Thses, ashore got Cd
last evening; will report particulars tomorrow Brig Law.
renee sch Stephen Hochkss have put here In distress
the former lost orsmsst otherwise d&mased the lat
ter struck BY lightning lost foremost aud damaged In the
gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13
- Markets. Reporfed BIZ Teleeranb.

~ Markets.. reported ~ lttegrdDh..
Oswrco Sept - p. m.-WHEAr shade better And A.
msnd good 900 ba'he. 81 50 81 IS for prime White
Can,dsn .aoa and delivered boats 50 White India
ma slightly mixed and 81 IS for Red do Coax dull sales
5000 bushels BARLEY actve sales bushels on private
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

The Lake Superior Journal, Of the 9Th inst, thus
speaks Of the progress of the Iron Mountain Railroad
1.-The work upon this road continues to 90 steadily
forward and as speedily as can be expected in new
country like this, The grading is fast approaching
completion, and there doubt Of the road being
ready for the rail the present season. construction
train now buslly engaged IN filling N where the track
has already been laid giving it permanence and dura.
biliiy and providing eecualy against the rayages of
Winter storms. The Company received liz tuns of
iron on Monday last, beside spikes, &C. and are ex.
soon II is confidently expected that the whole road
will be laid and ready for far US Lake Superior
Mountain by June next"
Trade with the Jobbing and most of the Commits.
sion Houses continue active and a large amount of
goods has been sold for distribution throughout the
country. Several buyers from the West and other
distant markets have purchased freely, and business
now may be considered at its hight, payments are
more satisfactory, and on the whole generally good,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

Tomatoes, Green orn, Peaches or any other ruit OF
vegetable preserved In fresh state with all their nstu
preservaive property BY using "SPRATTS PATENT SELF
SEALING CANS for which SEVEN DIPLOMAS and rhE
NUNS were awarded These the only Cans
which are WARRANTED preserve all kinds Of Fruit and
Vegetables. , 80
Al orders BY post otherwi. promptly delivered to any
WELLS PROVOST Sole Propretors
No, Peari-st., Franklin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

CADEMY OF U6I0
"A Under the direction Of
One. more and BY special desire the
sUAKESPEAREAN STAR COMPANY
VIII gATuRDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER isrn, iss
vIasr PAST OF
KING HENRY Nv,
rorn,isnx the Battle Of Shrewsbury and Death Of Hss-
yr;nspsl Characters BY Messrs Hsekett, WAsck IT, W.
cr;.n n fsrren Geo. Holland, Wemy. Leffnsv,u \
TuIirrr W Il Bland, and Min Susan Pyne sad ". -
Saxon. ~,x,u,,ox,
Boxes and Parquef only 50 eeaa
Secured Seats - eeats sxrn
TO be had st the Academy, and =, HALL SONS
Ns.t week TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY A.
La, perfo finances Of the Shakespesrcan Star Compan,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

HenQ0lIC80 o.
sins ia prsisss of Freedom-the curses OF Slavery!
rBE BEsT SONGS, HOW TO SING IhsA'
THE FREEMEN'S GLEE BOOK, 81.
choice selection Of songs Odes, Gees and Ballads with
Musr selected arranged and hArmonIed LOT
The u.pcrs of the Central Fremont and Dayton Club oil
the City Of SewYork. Price 20 cents, vi 70 doheni one
dozen mailed free, for 81 >,.,,,,,,o,v
No. Is Pak.row, N Y, and No. l07 Genesee-st Auburn
New.York Medical College, No 80 East l3th-st--Ihe
PRELIMINARY cot RISE of LECTURES AT TINS INSTITUTION
will commence IA MONDAY, Sept ID -
On Diseases of Women, by DR. BARKER Monday ~ = m
On Auscu a,ou and Percussion, by Dr. DOUGLAS MONDAY
l2m 80. -,
On Diseases Of the Skin by DIR. COX, Wednesday m
On Aphoria and Laynges Phhisis, by Dr. GREEN, Wed
autopsy connected with Medical Jurisprudence, BY Dr.
UHL, Thursday, ii a. m
Surgical Clinic, Thursday, II IN. . .,,,ox ., I'll,
On Auscultsou and Percussion, by DR.. DOUGLAS, Friday
On Amputatons, by DR.. CARNOCHAN, Friday 10 m.
Medical Clinic, Saturday, IL q M m
The of Practical Chemistry by Dr. DO-
REMUS will commence Monday, Sept y at4Pm
X. y. DOREMUS, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

Equal to twelve and threeenhs y the capital stock
The letter says:
"The difference between the cost Of fuel on your
Central and Erie Roads and the Baltimore and Ohio,
is not less than 49, 000 600 or 100000 = annum in
favor of the last named, almost dividend in itself"
The business of the Clearing House was sl9 53 ,Ol2
The Importation Of Dry Goods for the week shows a
small falling off from last week. and increase on the
same week of last year, being $l,7l1,7S9 against
Al 51Q 072 The details are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13
Whalers.

Ocean VIM wrt, Osborne do. Sailed ship General Pike
for do.
Sailed 10Th ships VIM. Writ and Milton.
Sailed from Ediarown 10TH ship Mary of Nantucket Brock
Pacific Ocean.
Sailed Nantucket 9Th ship Lexington Edeutown to ct
for North Pacific.
At AtAesmss June bGi Perry, EUtOn, Nantucket, with
bbls. sp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

Republican Clubs Committees &C., should call and
zee large and spirited Bills and Engravnss for Professions
Public Meetings. &c. We have several SPLENDID FIRE.
MONT DESIGNS plain, colored and mounted muslin,
adapted for embelshins Club Rooms answering for Ban
ne There nothing published attractive and sp
proprate. BAKER GOODWIN Printers
Tribune Bui,dnes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

To Lecture COmmittees.-The Rev. DIR. BETTEI-
Helm, Resident Missionary In Southern Japan,
acting Interpreter LooChoo the United States japan
Exptd willing engage deliver limited number Of
LECTURES UPON JAPAN during the ensuing Ap-
plc should be made Address the Rev. Dr. BET
fELHElM Elmira New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13
Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.

Total Pots and Pearls. .................55o -.
COTTON-The market has ruled steady, but IL quiet we
repeat former quotations as follows:
CLASSIFICATION.
Mil q LTeY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

TALLOW-The supply moderate, and the market firm;
sales OF 900 b a, lzc cash
HAY-A buoysnt market for prime Timothy; sales Of
h..s AZ Csc y 100 fb and to the city trade 7od75c
SALT-Holder firm; the demand good; sales Of 5000
bush Turks Island 81 ste
EsH-Dry Cod continues in good demand; sales Of 500
all. Al SIS Ia Western Bank and - l2i for (rorres
Mskerel good demand sales Of 500 bb for No
/ xe for No. 2 90 for No. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

LOR LIVERPOOL.-Unite States NAL "a he
Il ship ERICSSON Capt. LowbsI, will dePsn arinDAY,
United States Mails for Europe positively on
Sept 49, IL O'Clock from her berth az the Io ON ecu,
EoTIcE-Ihe steamers Of this line have - Bsnh
mepts and 10 avoid danger from lee will not GRO" ""
norh Of degrees until after the LIST Of August ff
For freight OF passage, having unequsled sccom"'
elegance aud comfort, apply to .,, ~, a wallet.
p.,.enser, are requested 10 be board II II n III
All letters must pass through the PostOdeei any
be returned. -, A.. r,;cseou, Ga
The smshp ATLANTIC will succeed the H'~
sail ON SATURDAY, Sept a. ,.u~~.Yosk y
NoIIcr-The rate Of freight from Liverpool 70 fursssf
notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

usually found In the market inert and worthless
the opinion that the plant has not the
medicinal virtues writers claim for It, The arises
tonic duretc and it b. specific action on the ye
exciting when langud secretion. The diseases to which
especially applicable arrangement Of the digestive
dyspepsia diseases Of the liver and Spleen irritable condition
OF the stomach and bowels In Of dyspcpsa and
liver complaint have produced mouth and
gums adodng relief this fact alone concusve
In remedial agent, when properly prepared RE
pared by TILDEN Co.. No. 50 Johnst New'fork and sold
by all apothecares.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

Cawsen Kelley An.ytic. Physician nc can N Be con
suited At No. Bible House. fhsv Tree OF
unt Of October Diseases Of Lungs Liver Md
news with their symPtoms, - hheumaism, Dyspepns
Drop.y Nervousness Debility. Difficulty OF Breathing NC.
Enisrant Intelfisence Once and Labor EXCHANGE
has been removed from Ne Csnsst. TO No VI Worthst
Gate Anthony ST. doors Of Broadway. No fees
shared. JAMES p. FAGAN Superintendent.
Dyer,s Healing Rmbrocatien Burns and Scalds
UfLRS HEALING EMBR0CATION strengthens the
Sprsined Limbs.
DYER'S HEALING ENBROCATION cures the Cholera
DYkRS HEALING EMBk0CATION gives 10 the
DYERS HEALING 1MBROCATION is the family friend
DYERS HEALING EMBROCATION Is always reliable.
RING No ls2 Broadway General Agent for DYERs HEAL
ING EMBROCA1ION.
A. retail GUION corner Bowery and 0rands and Others
"Perpsuca sunt remedia quorum vertutes carte.n
Curtis T. Weisse,s Specifies reliable in Group
Hoasensss and l. 50 Of Voice. Piles Dysentery, Darrhos
Nervous Headache, Felon and Asisc Cholera Sold by
RADDE No. 500 Broadway, and elsewhere Price per pack
age. 1esnts
All! estar's Extermnator Is the only article that
sfsc usy clears without danger stencil Ras Buss
Coekroaches Ants, &c. COSTARS ELECTRIC POWDER
tree from Poison) for the Of Moths Muskeos
BedBues and ell Insects and Cosss BedBus Extermnaor
COSTARS Wholesale and Retail Depot, No Sss Broadway
Esw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-13

The brig Braman sezed by the u 8. Marshal SLAYER
come time snce sold yesterday the Navy Yard for 100
The u g. eate Wabash has gone from the North River to
the Navy Yard.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-18
-CARrgR,s sPAN1sH M iiit1l! =

81 THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD m
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT
let the Afflicted z<ead and POndcFi
inralih e remedy for Scrofuia Kings evil RheuIna-
ies the Face BlOtches. Bos Fever Chronic
sore Eyes Ringworm letter Scad Enlargement
and Pam ofthe Bones and JOnJs Stubhora
nc disorders Lumhgo, Spinal Com
life or fuipuritY of he Blood. III
Ri This alter alive aeiieine Purifier o. the
STOOD used ny the
llparts the nited states testify Iav TO
fCARTER'S SPANISH -NIXrURE.'y Neuraigia Rheu-
natsm. Scrofila Etuptions the Ska Liver Disease
Sewers Uleers Old sores Affections ofthe daeEs; Diseas
o. the Throat Female Comlaints Pains Aching
sreat am inestiunabls rem edy - IL
For All Blood thin has vet been sound
with 1t clean system
gently and efficiently the liver an
clear and heathy and he constitution
disease or broken town The OF youth its pr-
1.-Two vigor strength. ASS 81 t-9-+--t a-s IF
Forthe Ladies lit omparahy better than all the
ture will all bring reses
ntng to the cheek elasticity the and
health in remarkable degree beyond all the
N edteineS everh eardof a-@t VI
The large of received
from Person. from all the Tinted tes the
that shrre ism hnrnhug The hnrel
magistrates hysieians public men we'll
T @ mn AZ add their estiEonx to the wonderful
me Agantan geta Circular Almanac and reaS
performed $500 $50 =, tr-t ASSrstSS "1e
. genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEi,s Pronri-
etors Pearl street, Richmond Va to " hon All
torsu pplIes aad Agencies must be Addressed a
E0r safe by Hallock7 Stoddard Evansyille: Haiock
o. H.. CLARK Vincennes and By
nneaicAhessspsradiys1 sas zsz e1 auFs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-18
FXi,E- (.sNIT<sNi
EzAkEsyEl ARE Y, AZ WEEGEESALE.
NEW A. VERY LAtGE FALL STOCK.
TtTJAG @ XVFT 7 @ -i- tHtrH

CIIAS. s. WELLS,
RET thanks the ratron
ES the puhlic since he nened in tvansVs, nov
appriss interior Merchants from IbGiana Illinois Ken
Ia store She Heaviest htpck al Hardware and Cnt
onr-thr0 that he has oaerd the Evans
Wit Many Goods purchased reduce
ed rates by during depressed state the markets.
England by importing (direc from Europe
snd having Goods filled atthe Man5
only able but Ideededy d posed
cell Hardware as low figures house
afford the Goods. to cash good time buyers
examination OF his STOCK and prices by
Traders feeling assured that be tkem
Amcpg the articles (amos innumerao) omprisug HIS
stock he names the following TO the trade; ff L
a0 dozen Pocket KNIVES (fuily assorted; }l3
1900 do Table do do;
~ do steel Shears and Scissors; e3
100 do RssoIs and Stropsi -
100 gross spoons-Iron Brttania and German Silver
50 dozen coffee Mills. all grades; t
40 do Files aud Rasps. all kinds;
tooO lbs Rrsfs Kettles turned bottoms; i+-t
20 y lbs .Sadirons. a'soTed 80 gtn
AGO dozen Brit Hinges, dos ~ fti-~
1909 gross Ssrevs siml ! psi5sted rsarsa5s
30 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards: nov 1888
40 pairs Shovel TonTs. irep and brass hesdsi "
81 dozensaws from Mill to 2ey -hofe;4
rs STE lizards and Seal, teSms; i. .-..t,.rT
do Ames' other hrapds novels and spadesY
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
case Jspahhed Tinware fully assorted. .t2f
whins and Lashes Bra hes Csnbs Needles speetscles
Por Nonnaes Fancy generally together
heavy zaods Chains Dog Strap InEes Tea Ket
ties Knives AID Riddles and
Gun Barrels and Gun trimmings,
Car an Cooters Tools Window Sash.
! rg'-..Ts 800 nff CHARLES S. EILS
oet2 hsfn street,-2d door below Branch Bank. +