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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-11
"a BXS Cream Cheese for sale BY
eBO jeI1 I. & D. HERMANN.
. = BALES No. Batting for sale by
Sd jeII l. & D. HERMANN.
LARGE SALE
0OlEo CoOVE 8 lcaCoOE P&
AMI OTHER PRNPERTXI

I'm Tuesday the LIST daY OF july 1885, O'Clock P
" at the Court House door Evansville VII sell
lie auction that fel known the Mitchell Meadow contain
about SIS Blocks 20 and 1865 Lamaseo and
the alt Well tract in lots of about each This
is we drai"ed snew al in meadow and is well adapted
meadow PASTURE vine ards garden residences,
which acre lots dining growing city be All
the lots front at least road The
is reserved.
corner lot rs by IA feet Main sseet and the
the Canal The best canal stand in Evansville being
third lot No. ESQ Donation Enlargement of Evansville.
ALso-Eghty of land in the bayou being of the
quarter section No rs. township No south OF range
No Ii west Vanderbugh county known the Householder
farm beiog divided This sight
the river and the Mcdowell place. Now is the
get bargain.
TERMS OF SALES cash Is LIST of November next. and Is
lst July 1857 with and mortgage the
ing relief laws. JOHN INGLE. JR.,
Guardian of Minor Heirs and Atty for Adult heirs of
jeI0-tds John Mitehe ]. decd.
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TST ceived per Glehdale. complete assor-
- of Fancy Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Hats Caps &C. also fine lot of Fancy Cassmerts Cloth
and Marsees which will be made the latest styles and
on the mos: reasonable Thankful for past favors
ask a continuance of the same. A. LOBENSTINE'S.
nyI9im Western Clothing Store, under Pavilion
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TRUE.

EtMBiOHS Store Main street three doors below SCI
III oud appears be the Bazaar for and ches
Goods He has just received fresh SUNNI
Goods. which he Is selling at the lowest rates. my2s
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Samuel E. Gilbert & Co..
Against
The Bank o Kentucky q Louis Garni hee.
Vile and the Branch o the State
Bank Of Indiana at Evansville
Before William Kempf Justice the peace Vsnderburgh
Co nty.
NOTICE hereby given that the third day OF Juna
" 1885, writ Il attachment garnishee
been issued by the the affidavit
Gilbert against
for trial o the frat day of July, 1856.
jel0-3wd WILLIAM KEMPF
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NEW DUfSGN,
f r. II n ID I N f.
EICH 2 WEBBING have just opened largo assortment
HXf Drugs and Medicines which they invite
ton of Merchants and Physicians. They also Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes kinds
Oils. Dyestufs Spices. Perumery Fancy Articles
ALso-all popular Patent Medicines. All of Paints
in OIL Pure Wines
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call No Ii Water
under the Journal Office. mys-tf
MT. ROSS, VI. H.,
HNESDERS his fessOna services to the citizens
ansvile and vicinity; residence Judge Foster
and J. H. B1fendiek Cherry Evansville Ind
ap1S-lyd
SUFFERING FLOUR.-we always in eiptfo
~ choice brands of Flour which deliver
mers at as low a price any ether house in town.
w. II y. VICKERY.
graoes ID proportion myI3
SSIRITS TURPENTINE-Justr rec d and for sale by the
~ barrel or smaller quantity.
my2S s. +, GILBERT CO.. Sye. near Water
SUNDRIES.-
- 80 ease' Lemon Syrup Ceases CAtawba Brandy;
do Brandy Cherries; do
bbls Peach Brandy; do Green Swiss Cheese.
3 cases Jamaica Rum; do Curavo, fer sale 10 w
BY my17 s. MYERS Sycamore st.
EA5 hf-ehests extra fine assorted Tea a Id papers.
u 10 hf-ehests Tea-Gunpowder Imperial Y Hvtou;
90 eaddies unpowder Tmper and Y. Hyson each;
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"A meeting OF the City Council held on the evening
the "a IN t. the following order unanimously pass
eordered that the of all dogs required
mem confined until further ordered the Counci b
&c instructed to enforce strictly the ordinances
the above or1ar hereby notify all of tax
the same up and cenhEc them within days after tn
publication Of this notice in default thereof will at tn
large. JAMES B. EVANS,
Js4-3t MarIhai
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Z. J.FLEAGER, DENTAL SURGEON

n BOXES very hyperion W. r. Cheese;
" Is do Proctor & CANDLES German Soap;
5 do Geo. Klein's do do. Just ID
sale by jelO HERSHBERGER & CARSON
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aU16Mm 1HTRuATs.


@S0YNs0,s WHITE AND BLACK SUI
T. PH6f sPRiNG s.-This dslishtfsl wstsrins
gsce inow open for the rscsvsen e gs,'.O,s ~
B .fetourt, surrounded BY mountain. ena IN sne u
tbs most beautiful pcini esque and taftals portions
o. vn;. and i'm nsdssss On ;s ss
rosd itself. snd sbout half mile hon 6s.ssrEs de
pot, only eight or nine hours ridexsshashmond ana
PetsrsburR and about two hours Irom Lyn hburE
Person. Iesyinr City Point or Petersburg. Or Rich.
mond In the uornins By the Southghlesmd Dauvild
Railroads and taxing the caEs OF the tfrinis ann Ten
nesee Railroad 1t Lynchburf, reach bunsseTs depot
about O'Clock M. the same day. where an Omni-
bus to, viii meet them, and convey them to the
Spiles ~. s.,..,w
Springs whose curstive powers can be sffested oy
scores of persons who have been entirely resvea
using the waters The reputation of these Tor
hsif q century past has been established In the sur
rounding counties for having cured msny persons al
hcted with various chronic and Other disease, Iney
are not surpassed by any mineral waten IN VIRGINS
fer the cure of DyspeI in its various fcfms Alice
ions of the Liver Kidneys and tane General De-
bty especislly of the Nervous SYSTEM ell kinds OF
and other Diseases of the skin, and many
of tbs diseases peculiar to females They gre gently
pursatiye and duretic- with strong Dissemination to
the skin For certificates 10 the efhcacy OF the
w atsis Of these. Springs, see handbilH
The Buildings are spacious and convenient and
almost entirely new, consisting OF Hotels, Cottsgea
&c affording accommodations equal TO any to De
found in the mountains OF Virginia, tor about 4Oo
persons
The Furniture and Fixtures about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding is uuusuay good with hair mattre sses
throushout the estabishment-as to all which we In
yte visitors to examine and judge for themselves:
No pains hsve been spared in obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
assisi ants for every department of the establish
ment.
The general m ,na cement is confided to J He
FELFINGER. Esq, late of Cumberland. Maryland
assisted by ALFRED K. JAMES and Ro. READ, late
of Lynchburg who will doubt give satisfaction to
all who may visit the place So
There win be BOWLING ALLEYS, &c., for ex-
ercse. ..s ,
A fine BAND OF MUSIC is already secured, and
a Tee graph Office will be established. at Bon
ssck rs depot -..u-sat >,
The TABLE will be found equal to any in the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about as great they can well be. -
J. A. HEFELFINGER co,
ie I3-Sm Propneton
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SEA BATHING, CHESAPEAKE HALL,
- HAMPTON, Va.-This delightful watering pace
is open for the reception of visitors by the day,
week, month or season. It is situated on an eleva-
ted point, and commands extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro-
verbal tor health. -t.-s
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every eff
fort the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty 10 refer for his ability and disposition to
please those who have heretofore selected Chess-
peake Hall for their summer retreat
je 2-Sm X. g. BANKS Proprietor.
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IL viii be seen.that, although the deficiency in
the crop OF sugar would at first view nculcate the
idea that euitvators had not received remunera
ton the last year, possibly some who were com
PEELED to sell early in the season did not obtain
high prices those who held on till after the LIST
March, but those who are now forwarding their
crops, cannot think, complain of prices. We
have an accou at sales before as of lot of New
Orleans molssses, sold in Boston the 81 inst At
20 cents per gallon, four months credit The same
description OF moiasses Is now selling on our levee
ai the same prize cash.
We alluded, two days since, to the consumption
and distribution OF sugar throughout the world. We
give Low the production Of the world up u the pre-
sent year. for three years Sss.:
PRODUCTION OF suGARIN THE WORLD
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An ELLA WHITE sULPH U X
"A SPRINGS situated q miles from Jetersvilie
Depot on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, 30
miles from Richmond, win be opened the LIST OF July:
The waters of these two Springs said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains, and have been anal
lied in Philadelphia and have the properties of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
TERMS OF BOARD az follows Per day ST. so; per
week So; per month, for 20 days. S28: Children
years old and under IL Yeas, and servants, half
price.
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs -
lie I2-d2m THOS. G. WILSON IL SONS.
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DOANOkE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

OANOkE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IL This handsomely improved Watering Place
will be open for the pton OF visitors the 18th
day of june next 1t is situated in dense forest of
native oaks, in the northern part of the beautiful
county of Roanoke the turnpike road leading from
Salem by the way of Newcastle to the Sweet Springs
aud within days journey from Richmond or Peters
burg
Passengers on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
will reach salem from Richmond at O'Clock, z. NJ
and will he Immediately taken, in Kent Summer
sons splendid daily line of Stage Csschss, to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur, 90 miles,) where they will
arrive before supper, and find every comfort that
tempt the ny traveller prolong his stay but il
they prefer to do So they can leave IN the same line
next morning, dine at the Sweet Springs. and reach
the GresDbier White Sulphur before night thus
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL of two days.
from Richmond or Petersburg to the White Sulphur
la returning from this Springs passengers will be
brouah from the White Sulphur TO the Roanoke Red
Sulphur the first day land after taxing breakfast there
reach the railroad at Salem in time for the morning
train, SO As to reach Richmond or Petersburg the
same day.
No expense or trouble will be spared to make this
as agreeable any water place in Virginia. Al
though, but new candidate for popular favor, the
propretors fatter themselves that it il destined to
take high position well for us curative qualities
for the styl of its accommodations. Mr. Charles
Yancy so well know as q first rate caterer for the
public, aud for his attention to all the details OF
public establishment has been secured together with
lis wifel manager. Under th=ir management, Wis.,
ito's be sure of cordial welcome, and the very
best treatment.
The hotel. which contains % rooms, including
sp icious Ball Room and all the other improvements,
have been erected on the most approved models of
taste and convenience furnishing accommodation for
$50 visitors the pr season, which will be incress-
ed to any extent that may he required hereafter,
4 superb BAND OF MUSIC, has been engaged for
the eason, and in all respects 1t will be the constant
and efforts of the propretors to render their
visitors comfortable and happy.
The water of the Roanoke Red Sulphur has not
been fully analiZed, but the remarkable benefit de-
rived from its by persons suffering from puno-
nary complaints ustfes the belief that among other
valuable medicinal qualities. 1t will be found to have
hal d.
its celebrity, viz reducing the pulse, and acting
tonic at the sams time 1t has also proved highly
beneficial to persons suffering from Dyspepsis, and
other diseases OF the stomach, could be shown BY
many certificates were it deemed necessary.
GEORGE w. SHANKS,
HUPP,
GREEN B. BOARD, Proprietors
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID e. SHANKS,
is
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THE COTTAGElHOTKI. a. Ashland, !.

/ II W. AA"EUtHOIEIA, NJ AHhI0 00. m
the day, week, month or year. y
To persons engaged in business In Ricbmora ,~bo
may desire TO be within reach Of their families every
eesssry facility L afforded by the transit Of three
Trains daily each way, between the two places whilst
90 each Sunday. commencing with the art SUNDAY
tine 4th In May, special train will leave the depot
ON Shockoe Hill At o'clock, A. NJ and return about
sunset for the accommodation Of those who may de-
the village. -
The Chambers Of the Hotel and adjoining Cottages
are provided with gas, the d equal to sny In the
~ addition the extensve and well afrsused sroands
Of the establishment furnish facilities for exercise and
feersstion surpassed By other plscs Of the iild
THE PROPRiETOA0
Z. The regular passenger trains Of the Rich.
mona frederickshurg Potomac Compsuy step Ct
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and suppsr.
Nay : 1855, nyAm
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SWISs MUSLIN BANDS...A large loe
- Of swiss Muslin Bands, suitable for Basques And
Under Sleeves To be sold at very reduced prices AZ
the establiahed cheap store of
je ALFRED MOSES IS Main IT.
~ PER CENTS FOR eALE-We have siwsys on
hand hrst class Securities for estment Psrsons
wishing to purchase, viii find il their interest 10
give AZ . call.
my l7.--ss G. W. pURcELL / CO,
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ILEt;HANY SPRINGS. ..Thi. Water.

A ILEGHANY SPKINGsS..-This Water.
n ing place is situated III the county Of Montgon
ery Virginia, Oh the banks OF the Roanoke River. 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State This water is uneqndfed 10 its
eEcacious qualities by any mineral wdtey in the Union
and contains gradients peculiarly its stca ami which
have yet been found to exist in any other mine
raj springs Its use has reached and reliered cases
which all medicine and other mineral tootes hdd tded
ill., Persons wishing to ssiu further Information in
regard to the ssnitive qualities of the water,
ferred to large cards. which have in all the princ
pal Hotels, Steamboats, Cars Ac with certificates
appended from gentlemen of the highest cha, acter
We have recently erected large BATHING establish
ments of all descriptions; also comfortable Recsp-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond Petersburg will ar
rive at the Springs the same day by O'Clock P. NJ
We will be prepared to receive visitors BY the lst
day of June Our best efforts will be given to render
visit to this fountain Of health agreeable and pless
ant. JNO. w. HOLT SONS
my N-dtieA Proprieton
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SHOEs AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER,

- HOES AND BOUTS MADE TO ORDER.
~ MIR. JAMES FELLOWS, Superinl endsnt in
sentlemen's departm emit; Mr.. JOHN KlMPEL do
do. Ladies do.
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters, who known TO be equal to any in
the State, respectfully to the public thai
he is prepared to have made order in the neales
style, every description of Ladies' aud Geutemens
Boots, Gsiterg Shoes Of any style desired
HENRY w. QUARLES;
felS No. Is. Pearl street.
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Richmond Markers. June IN.

TOBACCO The breaks of Tobacco continue yrry
large, but the receipts have been large fo tn
last week. The market is animated and price. high
We quote inferior Tugs Ut good 81 q 1874; yoon
5sD e6t fne Va 81: Interior leaf ia 49,; good va
Sl0t inns Stsmmins l2DSl4: fine shipping IL aS IL
to + i7t; line Manufacturing !S0GObjl.
FLOUR Sales to-day of three to four hundred
barrels Country Slpertiue Flour At 60 Sc 5a-1ualtty
fair. The mark very dull. Shipments continu. to
be chiefly for owners account
WEEAT.-Ihe amount otf.iing ID SO very small as
to afford ground for satisfactory quat1ticn We
renew che quotations which has prevented for some
time among the shippers viz: 81 to y 40 FOR prime
red and white Inferior qualities according q 4 i-
No new Wheat yet brought to this market. Though
small lots OF Georgia and Tennessee With @ sample or
80 OF Virginia, have APPEARED in New York. TIL.
Georgia and Tennessee were very fine red and broug
-. The Flour ground from it brought S 10 Der Dbl
CORN.-1he market ia still poorly suppliad and
In small parcels sales making from 6D to 65 cts
We quots large sales nouiinaIly las none have
been recently madel at S. 10 o.
OArs.-stock very iigh' We go o in demand at
Sc to 3zcts.
BACON.-Bacon continues very firm with a still
farther advance. We quote Sides Il cts shou d-,s
i0t
LARD-In bbs II! eta.
WhIskEY-z9a5o cts per gallon Market firm.
INSPECTIONS OF FLous at Richmond. for the fourth
quarter, ending june 3oth, 1856:
656 barrels Family
23i6 do Extra Superfue
6b1oo do surein.
262z half do
1913 do Fine
HOS do MiddIing
600 do Condemned
DANIEL S. DELAFLANe Inspector
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....s. Ab~xas RECEIPTS
= BY the Canal, Railroads and River.

= by inc Cannl, Railroads and River,
For the week ending June 2s
BY THE CANAL ass hhds Tobacco: l8 d. Siam,
s3s boxss Tobacco; $40 bbls. Flour S5l bushel
Wheat: 259do Corn and bye; 20a tons Come
Ore 2462 do. Coal; l29 bales Cot on Yarns. hi
ssss down ora s I'M an sssre
Gusno. Salt, Plaster. Coal, Railroad Iron-m,kin,
an agsrsssle up tonnage. 942, $3.50 lb..
BY THE CEsTRAL RAILkoAD-94 hhds and o hox al
Tobacco and 10 hhds. STEMS 1877 bbls Flour: IN
bushels Corn; III do: Rye; e5 pkgs. Wool; IL bbls
Whiskey; Is tons Pig Iron; ao Bar iron; n:
Lbs. Bacon; II rolls Leather 2 bags Rags; 4 Ill IL
Bottles; % pkgs Butter; 8 DO. Eggs; 47S Chicken,
no Lambs; sVeals; 10 bales Shueks; l6 pkes. sun
BY the RICHMOND AND FREDEsIcKsBu.c Ran
koAD.-4o hhds. and boxes Tobacco; 81 bushsI.
Wheae zais do. Corn; i04 do. Meal; 10 Snpdrie.
s3oo zee. Seantling seoa do Plank; ton Leather
pkes Butter do. Eggs; $50 Chickeps ga
By THE LOVES JAMES RIvER.-251 tons Plaster; 10,
do. Coal; 800 bbls. Cement; rs bales Hs~ 51s aSo
feet Lumber; 1900 Shingles; $40 tons I1on ~ y
100 pkgs Powder; 1871 bushels uats: 90, a.
SHELF, 81 s bSis Tar; q tons scrap Iron; IS bsi.,
rived New York, Boston and bsltimo,s "a, A. 81
sts. and New York, Phisdelphis. and t PACK
moro steamers with assorted caraoe. D"i'i
By THg RICHMOND AND DANyiLLE R,uvo.n ,oo,
hhds Tobacco; IT'S boxes do; Is hhd, S., 90
bags Whea'i box Window sash: bass vs., q,
and Axes bags Rags; boxs, Ms,.. i"l shoVels
! box and bundle Sandries; IA Cast, 10 10, 1lpes;
% Bottles; Tobacco shapsrs C.rbov .ois 80 80.
Sh;aIIn.,s .os say milt Maehinery; coon y,
Zeal; 6ftons Stone sA N'hs; es6 tons
BY T ~ nc hieHM NOM AND PETERSBURG R,uso.n
Faruisarr: aaots Iii. 2S bale. Cotton lot. Old
bo1s, adze; Casks stouewsre' a. a.hh Iay bbis;
~ s up. sugar Gum Chest 10 bales Va ad FAM
tine; c.4cus Sas .. Bacon Hams Dbl. Tarpsn
ExPoRTs-CoASrwIsE 8
Foh BosToN-2e6 Dbl, Elo. co. 80
60: u sss bushels Feed. u'' go packages T0bae-
To o n sSsst Yso. As -: $50, sbl.. Flour.
Whe.,. 20, o'2 bbls, Flour; s,7zf bu,hsI.
hb.s = ~, DO. Feed; $ 2s6 packages and 20
rae. ressseeos ISL bales Domss,ess I7s smsty
To Pa, s NJ os DO Kegs 25 sundries e-'''
Cot,nn. N fhlA- Ios packages Tobacco; So bales
Gsss oni - soss Lead; bsEs Snake Root, / Al
To Rsha 100 emmy Barrels; Il Sundries. W.
-. ~ MokEnz 45S psctssss and IS hhds. Tobac
60 80 y o,.es bomes'ies 10 do ozasburrs; IA do
SSsion fsrnE rolls Leather; iis ksss Rsiirosd
Sf;s q hsiss " s5:, bsss Root; ii tisrces H.,ns.
" sps La9ssT bbis and hid sc,sp Iron; :
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~ NUTlt k..-w. T.. DALI -
III informs the citizens of Richmond, G43
and country, that he has commenced
- the BOOT and SHOE making business, on
14th street. opposite Mr.. COTS Saddlery store where
he prepared to make to order article In his line
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr.. A. NJ DAVIS, one of the best cutters in the
country will superintend the business and use every
afort to please both article and fit. have the
best mstsrial-and workmanship shall not be suIpsss
ed by any. A trial is respectfully solicited.
l4TH STREET, Isle ROW,
an sq---d3n Ist door from Main strsst
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- RUNAWAY IN, IAII..--TheFe was
T. colamiued To- the jsil Of Hsnfiec copnfy, %
40 In an day Of Avrf. peuo msn esl4ng him
II. III AaN isTE 40 CLARKE. - the property
x 81 Mary Sims, Of the city Of kishn9nd, sne
vas formsrlx the proreTty Of . Mr.. ThomPssn, g
fyoochIsnd He i about ffty.fve yesYs Old blsck.
md bss s very gram look when spoken to; and was
very badly dressed when eammitfsd. Tbs ownef
viii please come forward, prove property Pay ensl
law directs. A. ,. HUTCHINSON, )! &c.
nv 5l-6w tsss 4 $ ------- -
- RUNAWAY.s-K asasay frtm the
? subscriber, on the lst January last, negro
= woman named AMANDA, beloniDG to .he
~ estate OF samuel Peasants. deceased. she
7Ais OF dark brown complexion, about twsn-
ty-sev.n years old, and bias mother Living bntcn
ertown. and many relstiors living In Povhatsn;
whers she IL no doubt harbored. The usual rewarq
win be paid upon her delivery to me ct the jsii OF
Henrico, and al expenses paid ,r,ox
my Stiff ALtX. ". HUTCdK.SON.
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LROM THE REV. III. e.. BOYEKS, OF
l. THE NJ. l.. CHURCH, STATIONED AT
MAY2VUIE KENTIrCRY

NASHVILLE, KY, Feb. 20, 1856.
DR.. |. SCoTT Co.,-Genteuien feel it my
duty to say you tsat have been in the habit OF
using the old McLanes Liver Pills for the last twelve
wears but having recently procured box of McLanes
IMPROVED Liver Pills pre- pared by you. Being indis-
posed, took Dose and Iunhesitatingiy say that
your improved Pills operate more mildly, pleasantly
and effectually than any Pills have ever used |
also gave several doses other upon whorH
in every instance, they had the haPpiest effects
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Laid
& Co and Alex. Duval, Richmond. JED
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l25f. 1855.

Total. ,4I4,9UO l,324oO5 81 200
The crop of Cuba, for 1867 was 1900 900 boxe-,
and, calculating five boxes TO the ton $50 900 tons
For 1856. 1t Is estimated that 1t will exceed the last
by ten per cent 1t may exceed it. but it is doubt
full
1t Is the generally received opinion thai the
crop OF 1so6 in Louisiana, will be greatly deficient
from 1855. To make any estimate of WHIST the re-
suit IN Cuba will be- would be futile at this mo-
ment. Bat from all the facts before US, there is
not q shadow of doubt but that consumers will
have to pay war prices next and the mar
ket, instead of opening at 10 cents for prime SUI
gar, will approach nearer l2t cents and low grades
within the range Of 10 cents 1t only requii es an
advance of a35 per cent over present prices for
choice to reach III cents aud with a crop OF
only 10000 to 17U,0V0 hogsheads those
deeply versed in the article than ourselves, can in
form consumers Of the prospect for the future.
York to foreign ports show gain of upwards of
twenty-five per cent the total for the CORES
ponding week of last year, as will appear from
the anne xed com parison:
1855. 1876
From Jan lst to June 21st s3l 255 4ss s34 GA 653
Week ending June 2eLh.... y3e,Gil ,226 $50
Total since Jan. lst .S32 1874 1873 S35 600, 593
The exports of specie from New York last eek
reached So 465 OoO not much by s20O 900, as the
imports amounted to.
The directory Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca,
nal met 10 Washington on Friday, and entered
upon business. The general expenses for the
maintanalee And repairs OF the canal during the
ycarWere s9G, 2Ie ID.
Tolls Collected i'll 1854 ...-...........Sl1 70 BOG
- rs'-s..F led. lie, 90