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DIR. IA. 81. WINCHELL,

DRNTlsr,
TIAS taken suit of splendid in HornbrookS
II block, 11SS Main directly c. Browne Jew
ey store where he hopes establish himself permanently
BY attention his business, reasonable charges good
and faithful work always warrauted he hopes to secure
share of patronage. 81
Dr. w is familiar with all the new modes OF inserting
Teeth, including the Continuous Gum" work. Filling
cleaning extracting, done in the best and most faithful
10 Charge for advice For further particulars inquire
the office. mS24
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cr,,,rs FarckeRaAx.- Wheeling was rob-
IL 20 OF in New Orleans on the night of
.hn Cd inst.
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rr,s,rD that about Z o'clock Saturday even
80, accident occurred near tile Hempfeld
n ,a5 depot,bywhicha young lad named Vim.
Tslv vholives on Lindsay street, lost his right
49, We did not learn the particulars, further
.L., tb,t it occurred by one of the cars passing
over his arm. 100
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IA PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
Health Restored and Life -lsengthenad.I u
Or. MoRsE,sa

i
frst the properties attri6piea to MoasEs 1Xv1Go
N RATING GORDIAL we're deemed fabulous. The pub
deceived, eousdos Geese the simple and snbline
facts by Of the hges. class and shaEas
ter, triemphing over all doubts lNcAEDULITF
The Cordial remedies in All cases the deplorabe evils
restores to full ygor every delicate function connected With
that mysterious compound agency o. m9u w ana mn me-
feeble muscular rame, deficient in vital peNer It sre
commended As the only means Of tnat sngf
natural appetites the higher mental attributes
age The feeble gr The ans Wife the lss, enervated
youth the oyerorn man Of me =.
from the weanes, Of single GrSaS b AN aa M
It will prove complete and unfans aaiSsuaFd against
50 trifed With their eonsutlo1S think
far 6eyS the q M ne s sss nssi aS
reference causes and viii only remove the disorder
-''s.' REBUILD TIE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
The deEangemsnts Of the sys.s, iesdng 70 nervous Gus
Gus that require to vnSmerste the nlala-
dies LOT Shsa snis rsEis re doIofep Insiu
paralysis, headache, hysteEa q the heart
prcking sensation eh, numbness torPdi.y ofthe
liver mesi deg.gio ms @
Dreams inability remain in place or position weak
agchOIy monS@Sna, aoF l5as sinking ttonae
male irregularities, chronic tendency e ema-
Of the passions and all that does proceed
from organic causes beyonu
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION
consmptlve habits restored by the use Of bottle or
two bloom and vgor, changing the skin from pale yell
low stckly color, to beautiful dcT!d complexion.
CAUTION. -
Dr. Morses Inyisorank Cordial has been eounGerfeed
by some unprineipIed persona.
the genuine Cordial WIN have the pr9pEietora
smile pasted the cork OF each bottle, and the to
lowing woods boWnin the glass:
'iDr Morse's InVisorating Cordial
G. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, N. Y"
EdT Cordial is put up, highly eoncentattsd, in pint
bottles. Price IS per bette, two FOR 81 six for Sis
Sod by all DI'vp0ists and Dealers in Aedic5ns.
For sale BY LAUGHLIES 4 DUSIlPlELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
ie226d3n No. Is Monroe ST..
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IT.5z, ms Of one hundred persons arc now at
tbe G.eenbricr Springs h
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o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor, 8l2 Broadway, n. Y and
III Market St, St. Louie.
ET-Eor gale In Wheeling by ,,...u-r-.
i.s-sm l. H. t'OUFAN . Bridge cornsr
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UE w cdnesuay IlFl' Vr'S " ~
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on the
books Of the Department, as follows;
UyS.9 '.I =. r If Texas debt $2,1s5 IL
LOT AZ. tSaS T5rso:nrv Dcpartment $4,000 90
[ E I NE t I,to,;oy Dcpartnent 1888 80
T0r t CUst ao,,s;'O 17,1Os Os
War W %A'lA"' 1900 90
v,o,n miscellaneous sources ., Gy2 s.
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TO DRUGGISTS s TILE PEOPLE.

TO DRUGGISTS Sc THE PEOPLE.
are hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF
i DIR, DE GRATIPS "ELECTRIC OIL as shall pros
ccnte any party NY copy r9hted bills This tysn-
uinrO Electric OIL the Mayor Of Camden OF EteS
and Piemulntis also, Hon. john Williamson Of Hunting
ion Hon E KiIlnGsurth No took OF his crntciies In
day) and than 100 others in Phadepha whose
names have published In the Phladelphia Ledger
The Wholesale dealers IN Philadelphia would not G9ue-
nance GUILTY Of the rascalitV Of cOunterIcttuE
In IIarrsburgh, Pa John wycthe, Esq, the well known
there the and imprisonment OF one
Ydientae, who attempted imitation Of this valuable
remedy. ,,x, ,oss
To the People aud Druggists Hcogghout Me -, United
dtss-Ls OF by Prof De Grath's Electric OIL Jos
Free, West Philadelphia, of rheumatism r. R9den5SE'
Montgomery co., and spretn; Mrs Ogden, NO.
80 FOURTH street Inflammation OF bowels; Mrs Maryland,
Providence shingles and caked breast; Mr. WIN spence
on Chestnut street. and neuralgia; Henry Capbel,
Lover Marion burns and scarlet feTerTand eighteen
Every Druggist knows that the only Genuine Electric
Oil Is made by inventor and proprietor, at his Old
Office which all orders mmst be addressed to procure Tic
s'''"'"' PROF cnAa DE GRATH
OLD Office, SO South Sth st, near Chestnut
IN Sold by all Druggists.
DsP'' - +. H. LOGAN & cos.
myI4 Bridge Corner.
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TT, planning, Growing and Tcnguipg Ma
.A;ns used by j II. Hughes & Co, at their Mil,
ss s of Main and Washington streets, is nov
.s- in its way. The board is Planed, groored
' ga ,orcred in an incredible short space of time
and and by passing through the machine once only
4,'- Who have not seen these machines at
-,o,E could pass a few minutes agreeably by
c ~J 70 look at the movement Of the thing.
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"Ater buchanan crowd the Border rniFians,
and with them the groans and blood from the
Bondage of the whites and blacks pourS into
Ea,saS. To advocate the election of Fillmore
i, Folly, and to vote for him will be Ffzzle.-
Marx i'll sons of Washington! DEPENDENTS of
J.fsrxon Followers of Adams, Henry, and
Yslison, on which angle will You place your
phadrm."
We give the above in its own vernacular, al
tring neither spelling, sense orrunctuatiou. Let
n.-s,;.ls looL. 70 his laurnlS
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They also adopted resolutions tending to
qallize the prices of cigars and tobacco, and
.oking to the assembling of an annual National
Convention
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VS. learn from the Washington Star that the
S,,i,nal Convention of Cigar Makers, which
ne. some days ago in New York, resolved to
take earnest measures against Senator James
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Mr. Comins trusted that if Mr.. Brooks de-
sired to address the House, that he be allowed
to speak on Monday.
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r.,x,xcs OF THE c. o r. r. FOR JUNE
~, .'. sross earnings Ofthe Central Ohio Railroad
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BRooxFlr1D, january IL, 1855.
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'POTICAOMAN ME

~ lNfETI ASlNlSAlSIEssfsN
STNHE and beautiful Ct erraentiss The stpeSt
i Glass yeSselto resemble the ErsHSF PASTED CISiS PAR
EtTHS IitE CvSE Is creating is,nenSc ceir.aent
Ladies' and aeatsnen alike faseinated with this
fut ocGnation caste ard eegSnt Advancement for Chill
rUr and Schools encouraging tnFIieaSL
hSrA4oy ARRANGEMENT whols
cnnhe perfectly acquired in half ~
ton paraiely 81 EgSCs containing YEsex, keOk, and
every article required 81. sent by Express. -
CONTENT, NEARY q CO, Wholesale Sseye.
le1L-1ydAw q Goa BrO4dxny, Ny.
The Eye and Ear. 71sS
CRISG late tour Il Europe, Iobtaiued several new
IL Instruments, and Remedies Of rcaleGlRbls value
speciality There Is nothing known TO tle faculty els
thcr EiniSphGrc with which not familiar, which,
burd with extensive practice for 20 years IN the city OF
New York, ennbcs restore SIGHT and HEARING t
uauy hitherto ceu,ed hopeless. Cataract positively
curtd by method, without pain, sso oreseS
AmauroSis the toTity Of
cases. Granuatiens, Uieera. Rins Specs, and asF
Eye, invariably; also, Deafness Singing in the Lar and Dis
eharges, by entirely Ny "TreatIle on the
30 cts also, which move and
look exactly like the natural Eye, inserted without
operation and all remedies, forwarded by mall C0asal.
t1tionS ba natl receive sspsefGf Gtk6atioF sf'fy
JAMES W. POWELL NJ. n, t1t
Oculist, AuriEt. &c. -z3
fr11:dnwiy 5C2 BroadNray. N.
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SsSG5E.-7 IAZLEToN & BROTHERS.
SSsslSzS Pr a N q FOR Tie
d u MA NiU- r A CTURE RS /.

THE NEW. YORK DAILY SUN
rs SENT Clu6s by mail, at % year. Get specI-
copy Furnished gEatisl and see the ters Sealst'
'sss Np s P.'S' : MOSES B. BEACH,
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CHILDRES's FANCY HATS AND GAPS.
UST received large assortment OF chidres Hats and
q Caps-Extra superfne aud Embroidered Caps.
Nos. 1d6 and las, Main street. Wheeling, Va.
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MONROE HOUSE.

SIX Pr ISzT GiA7IS F0R GEN7LENEN.
A LARGE assortment received this day, comprising
IA great variety Of pEttcTns-calI and see.
Nos. las and l4s Main st., Wheeling, Va.
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NeW Arrangement.

-"- IWnleo u. lHOUtFIoy IllIlHNNE6
VIII leave Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday and saturday
At 10 o'clock A. NJ Parkersburg; connecting at Maret-
ia with BUCK, running from Marietta to IAnes-
vile; and parkeFsburg with the steamer FASHION, run
Mug from ParkersbuTg TO West Columbia, Va.
Returning wilIeaye Petersburg Monday, Wednes-
iay and Friday, 81 o'clock, A NJ.
Freight viii for point on the MusknEum
and Zanesyie, and for any point on the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia
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I.W PriZes amounting 70 ~I3i 40.
Whole Tickets sic; Halves S., Quarters So 90
-. o.
Approximation PRIZES

APPROXIM ALTON PRIZES
The two preceding and the ding numbers
drawing the 800 przes, will he entitled the
PROCLAMATION Prizes. For example il ticket y
the SIS 2SC those tickets numbered 1929
and 1882 viii each be entitled $780, and accordin
to the above schtme
3 Plan q T THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there eco tickets numbered from
70 2O There are 2Uaful prizes and SG0 Proxnia
making tr all LOCO prizes
The corrrsyc rg with the num-
bers the tickets printed separate clips of paper
rolled and encirced with small placed
Glass Wheel
The of the different 2oo full prizes arY print
ed aud ereitsd placed in anotheP wheel
the wbess number is ORA T0I tho wheel number
and ut the time is drawn from the other whet
ny boys who blindflded The number and the prize
drawn opened exhibited the audience
stered by the Commissioner prize being placed
the number drawn This operation until all the
prizes drawn The drawing is then printed
comparison the ertfes
~ Prizes payable in full, WITHOUT DETECTION
Address orders for tickets r.. FRANCE 4 Co,
feb23 baltimore.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
NEW YORK, April 5.

NEW YORK, April 5.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived from
Havana with dates to the 31st ut, this morn
ing. ss5s :
The weather at Havana was warm and the
city healthy.
The American vessel of war left Havana for
Matanzas.
The clipper ship Sea Witch from China
freighted with coolies went ashore near Hay-
ana on the 28th of March and become total
loss; several Spanish steamers went to her as
sistance and succeeded in taking off the passen-
gers and crew in safety
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.
The boiler of the. iil-fated New Jersey was
examined by the U. s. Inspectors, who attrib-
uted the accident to leaks in the interior; also
owing to the flow of water into the furnace,
and the steam generated thereby in the fues,
forced open the furnace door, and the flames
following, set fire to the wood work above the
boilers. One furnace door was found open
when the boiler was raised The official re-
port says the boiler was entirely unfit for SER
vice, having patches that were nearly burned
away, and in many places the irou had been
reduced to one-third its original thickness.
PITTSBURGH, April 5.
William A. Graterake was convicted of Sc
ducton in manner and form as indicated. The
punishment may be extended to 3 years i'm
Prisonment in the penitentiary and $4,000 fine
He was sent to prison to await his sentence.
He was formerly a clerk on the river.
WAsHINeToN, April. 5.
Chevalier Sebbern the Swedish Minister, is
on the eve Of leaving for London, whittier he
has been transferred ty the Swedish Govern
mcnt
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PITTSBURGH, pril ).
Ri Ell IL feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
CINCINNATI, April 5.
River 10 feet and failing. Weather clear and pleas
ant
Flour dali at IS 90. Whisky firm at &c. Provisions
firm. Mess Pork s4 80 Bacon sides &C. Bulk sides
held at &C. Sug;r in goo demand at @s2l Mola--
4I3i3 Coffee Ia1z@Ia.
BALTIMoRF, April 5.
Flour dull. Howard st ect offered at ST 81 and City
Mills a SO IS without bu, ers Wheat unchanged; corn
1880.
New YORK, April ).
Flour declined, sales of 5000 bbs at So 50@s6 IS for
straight S7@s7 81, for Ohio, 81 25G1:7 81, for
Southern and 81 s79s9 for Wheat firm sa cs Of
5000 bushels at 81 20 for Southern re and 81 9j for
outnern white Corn declined sales of 5000 bushels
at 62c Mess Pork frmer. Beef dropping. Whisky
declined, sales of 100 bbls at %. Stocks steady.
CHARLESTON. s. C. April l..
Sales of cation for the week $500 bales, quotations
have advanced 1s91. Stock in port is 5000 bales.
Receipts Tor the week r. COO bales. The aggregate
pts 5000 bales ahead oflhe period astyear
Mddiing upland quoted at Id1z9lo2i. =.
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AUCTION SALES.
DANiELWoohsET HIRAM EELsoN
Auction EkdsNrkS.

49, Aa1h<A!i N+4SON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House Corner of Main and Third
---s.s dlateiy opposite the Washington Hotel.
AYING leased for term years and fitted M the
a. above well known stand now prepared 20 re-
eeiVc for sale at auction private sale. all
merehGn disc, furniture horses
gies.ete.. -
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
commencing o'clock A, NJ Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friiay nights. at early gas light.
apdsaes of real promptly attended
to. : =
we are WEEKLY receiving and have on hand large
aRa general assortment of FURNIrUR
sp and annster backs scroll and seollop tops. rim
back Office, French. Jenny Lind ana B4stle
Ohairs mahogany and Chairs Elizabeth
eairss sng seat rockers. sofas soeiablcs centre
card dsnfg breSkf1s tableS light aud wash stands
lounges niFfers fac common aud misses bedsteads
traaseS tin ana wiresafes etc. which will at Gin
cinnati prices.
We have also great variety otioas jewelry,
violins accordeou p6Fset cutlery guns pistols whips
etc. cts, which wiz sell at reduced prices cash,
wholesale retail. WO0LSEY NELSON,
rive
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The good Wabash packet Kate sar

- - The good Wabash packet Kate Sar-
chet arrived from that river Friday evening"
She reports the Wabash in good nayigable
stage but falling fast. We thank Mr. Du Sou
Chef, clerk, for the following memorandum
This steamer put out at Mt. Vernon, 10 tres
lard, 81 bbls pork, casks dc, Is kgs butter
end lard. She put out here, II casks pork, 6
do jowls, 422 tres lard, 80 bbls do, II do
grease, 915 do lard, IS kegs do, 459 bbls pork,
80 do rumps, II do eggs, 1854 sacks corn, IS
do grass Seed IA kgs butter, hhds cracklings,
$50 bbls flour, 10 do dry hides, II pkgs mdse
The ST. Louis Republican of Thursday
says:
The riverat this point was at a stand yes
terday. Illinois river reported falling No
report from the Missouri. Upper Mississippi
about as last reported. The weather yesterday
was fine and clear and business was brisk on
the Levee.
The John Bell was here last Saturday
from Cincinnati, with almost every part of her
crowded with furniture. She probably had
more furniture on her than any boat that ever
passed Evansville. She was bound for Keo-
kuk
THE Jacob Poe was to have left Vim
cennes Friday evening for Pittsburgh, well
freighted. The Latrobe arrived at Vincennes
that morning with a cargoo of iron, glass, &c,
for that and other points.
- The fast Alvin Adams arrived here
Saturday with.a good trip for St. Louis. We
thank the clerk for a package of Louisville
papers
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A NJ B r O T Y P E S
TAKEN AF5FsB&

s. II ~ T. I'D n Nj
AVING very heavy Pense in learning the FRO
in fitting rooms 6t taking Ambrotypes.
prepared put the finest style any sized Am
brotyPes one-ninth one half size, The Aubro
the in and
having the glare the plate and
light. We also take pcttres sttinz
positive and negative picture snd when held 20 the light
The AmbrOypes durable.
being finished, entirely air and tight. and
be taken in all kinds of weather
ting FROM 10 to 30 seconds; children
from to seconds Please call AMI see specim
P S.-Daguerreotypes takea in the different sly les
felS- If W. W TILESTON.
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PUBLIC SALE
OFM&IN STR EFT ssstklSD STREET. AND
HIGH SEsS EEE LOTS,

EVansvilIe, Ind.
SN Saturday the 2ith day of pr 1856, lock
NJ at the Court in Evansville pursuant 70
Court of Common Pleas of Fanderbargh eouE
y of minor heirs and by the direction of the
adult heirs Of he lae John Mitchell Will proceed TO sell at
the following parcels real estate towit:ot Nc
Evansville fronting IS feet
Main along the CanalI44 feet IproPese
sell tn lot in four parcels each fronting 1888 fest on Main
and IA feet deep.
ALsn-Lot No Plan Evansville Is feet front
Second street deep alley and adj
the residence Wm Baker Esq propose to sell this lot
each and $50 feet deep tie
alley front half of the adjoining Lot No l4 being
the of Locut and Second Streets
and we'll ftei either for Business or Residence
Nos. and in block H. 4th enlargement, on
whichsta double frame house These lots
so fcetioDg and we'll fenced
The titles all believed be good. Guardian deed
minor heirs and general warranee deed by the adult
heirs will he given.
I- Terms Of sale cash. the six aad twelve
Monfhs and ortEsgs with interest and waTing
relief laws PAYABLE the Evansville Branch Bank
JOHN INGLE. JR., Guardian
for Minor and Agent for Adult Heirs
NH of John Mitchell.
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Z. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALER AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
sz4SOCHfss a PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT..
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
EttSTA IL DRIP IfSTtEFgT

FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEP AKTtEEAT.
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER,
II. COOK besso thank his friends in Evansville and
Ic neighboriood their avors freely bestowed
him business them and takes
opportunity of Introducing their notice his Mr.
COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date. and soeits for the firm T. II. Cook Son. a
support literally conferred himse
T. having taken the busiaess premises and
the VIII lie of the stock of Mr. NJ W Foster feel
enabled supply the citizens oil
Evansville every article they require in the Gro
cery and Provision line L. H O. Sen wish especially TO
of persons in the country having
their increased acllty TOT
OF their stock and supplying their with all
required in the wholesale derartmen at prices t
heir I'd re- the future. Ieo--tt
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Gifts valued 5000
Rfy Tickets 81 H1- Tieketssi. ED-Titkets 81.
The drawn number being tiled to the fern. and
Sc op the end of the gifts all free of charge.
EThose lwing prizes residing distance no
wholesale value in cash the article drawn. can b"
accommodate by addressing the proprictols.
Tickets will be sent to part United
agents by addressing L. P HUNT & co. Louisville Ky
Pawn must b. made previous the day of
drawing title the holer prize COPY of the
small prizes will be every
hoIpg mail otherwise. INN edatcly after the
wing free ofeharg".eA
The present ownerstae given furnish i'm
mediately the drawing, address
~ = L. p. HUNT & CO,
arnhs-eowdkwtt Louisville, Ky,
(Lou. Journal-$ $50
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PURIFY TUE BLOOD.
NEDFFATsS LIVER PILLS.
PHOENIX BITT'ERS.


FREE FROM ALL PoISoNs.1
TyHE great popularity which MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS and
PHGYx BIrTERs have attaintd in consequence of the
effected by their Tenders
the enr particular analysis of
their medicina properties Having been
than before the public aud having the
THREE MILLIONS of persons who have
been cred TO of the prfect health y
believed their reputation the best vegetable
ediene now public admits of dispute In
almost ery in the United States there
many who ready testify their efficacy in removing dis
eas and giving whole system renewed vigor and
health.
the akin the the LIFE MEDICINES truly aston
hing often removing days vestge of these
diseases their purifying effects the blood
Fever ana AGUE DYSPEPSIA. DRorsY PILES. and in short
yield to their curative properties NO
family should them by their timely mueh
suffering and NAV he saved Prepared ny
WILLIAM 3. MOFFAT, D.. New York
And for sale by KELLER, FARNSLEY ~ co.
mis- Evausvil,es Indiana,
(tHECK-2c % Apron Checf this day and 70
- sale by .e mLo I ~" y W,
deei5-d&~ AIS WV |-r-e. .-2- -7 "
T. ~ ian f4itf s. e. g. & co,
EtHL tNNELs.-
- 5 Canton Flannelei
bales yellow do;
3 DO Blue twiIed Flannels;
3 do green do do; rec'd this day and for sale
nv JAMES Low & CO..
dect7-ikv AIS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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THE DOLLAR TIMES!

..-r- &C. a. PRESIDENT, - ts-
- AtILLARD FILLMORE.
- & FOR VICE PnESIDENT.
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON.
FKNnE proprietors of the Philadelpha Daily Times an
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