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lIGH7l, IRTGNpH IA NE.DICINE7!. ;
DR.. MoRsE's
INNIG OR ATIN.Ii CORDIAL.


MOT Oy relieves, but aeiually extcrmInatcs all nervous
and ioTtng the whole @ scal system, that It AL
solusly nvunerabie To nh attacks Character and
relapse is therefore impossible.
THE CORDIAL
combines pecunrities before associated
cine While acts specifically upon the Ct! eulatiOa and The
EscFetions rurfin and noTHtiHg both and
and regularity Of action to the stomach rd bowels.
40 every relaxed organ, 1t impaTts
strength and capacity 10 endure fatigue, Wbti,r b0iy
or mental that Is perfectly estuhish;H.
anu muscles harden under its influence, The
either in woman i full virar. other
toucS AMI stnu!ant produce rc-aetEp, but is M Trcu
liarity Of
On. MORSErS ISTIGORATING CORDIAL
10 ol crate 1nslSni The Influence
INJECT NEW LIFE
to the whole srS-in.e impotence Of are: the reaSa.
ton PRODUCED r Indulgence; weakness that
Ona; and every EnOHn affection OF C nErres Of sif
and NOTION relieved cured by pinglr course Of .
rejuvinatinS preparation.
Among the diseases for Wlicliit infRbc snerffc de
following may bc Nervous Incapaey in yr:
Barrsnnessi Mysteries; Pcmnle Irregularities Srus
Nervous lsndHehei Low Spirits; Feelings Or Diseoua
or nesatri Involuntary weCrne; Mental Confusion: Loss
OF Memory TremulOusneEs: hush Dond to tie Heed;
Mental Incidence; Loss Of Appetite; Annexation; Muse lar
htaNaUon irritabiIty L1kspsa; TorpSF amer Tsttr;
ulHrtes Of the Bowels SleepesSness Enuu VOLUNTARY
Signing; Anxiety: Caustless Years MOuumanIs; RI:-
ous elaurhOTi and every species Of complaint
whether Immediately or renOtelSNh oshe
nerves. aa-i II tzffl
TO THE MARRIED AND SINGLE In ererr d,i-a,e phrs.
scl EFFICIENCY this uHrvAiel, safe and
earnestly recommended. II diGuAes d.fl calm tLfu'
the whole system, and by communicating feeble ur-a-
ism the enerFy which has denied or uiurrEcg de-
Sroye II Inevitably rrolongs life Whlei contributes
enjoyment.
The testimonials OF Its efficacy from eleryrn ofbr
standing, leading medical and fact, embraces every
profession, occupation and class.
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Soliciting ABOUT KANPTOSrS TLNCTCR-TO
= XER VOES SGFFERERS.
As Inyigorator and Restorative where gentle smu
wanted believe superior all the Corlas be
fore the public as for DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS SCR0F
aud RHEUMATISM, with all dsases OF the Stomach and
Bowels has truly successful the single and
viii testify.
EaY-CaIl aud get pamphlets and see cures.
For sale by IT. II. Logan Sc Co. Wheeling, Gen.
eral Agents.
Sold BIZ MORTIMER MowDRAY,
30 Baltimore St, baltimore,
and 800, Broadway, n. Y.
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\ CARD TO THE LADIES.

y CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCe's GOLDEN YEHIApE PILLS nre infaIli-
BILE removing stOppaEes irregularities the
These Pills nothing new, have been, used by the Doc
for many years, both in aud America, with
paralcle every case, lie urged By many
thousand ladies WHO them, make the Pills pub
lie, for the alienation of those suffering from irregular
whatever well preventive ladies phosc
health will permit of family Pregnant
mae those suPpOsns themselves be cautioned
against using these Ps, the proprietor
srosibity after the above adtnontiun, although
would prevent any injury heai otherwise these
Pls recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retalby
LAUGITLINs 4 HUsHPIELD,
GcnflAgentsfor Ohio county,
No e5 Monroe st.
Also for sale by t. II. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must ne addressed the above General Agents
they will supply hetrade Projectors prices and
the pills cOnadentiay ladies by NALL by enclosing to
either the Wheeling Post:oFace.
n. R-Dr Duponco's Golden Pnls, signature az DGpon.
COZ every box: genuine. particulars get
Circular of Agents. APPLY
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TO CON S u M II TIVE S.

ARRIVAL OF
DIR. s. PASCoAST, PROM PHILADELPHIA
Or =. EshncOnst. late Professor in tho Medical Uni
II reEsty OF PhitldelFiIa, yin In this city for
before leaving the Nest. HIS made OF treating
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTIIaIA AND OTHER
CHRONIC DISEASES
or the Throat and IunEs Is by dedicated IhGEItioH. For
proof OF the noetOT In the Treatment Of Diseases Of
the Lungs, Pamphlets and his Treatise Consumption.
former VIM be given gratuo0sly application the
be consulted after tie sIT bstWsen 10 o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock y. n. my2l
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HUoN
An fRfeFesItaE sketch I.
N IoHS =. 'qAtn.

ssOE 1laa nay bear With aaaer!nsl Ids hcaEt
u astrsdE fAfnE, snd EallIIke IN the grasp
OfsraIn dbl ufiIs.s mortality but tear
One ehord adeeti0u eIiuEs l0--Tl-lTt UIls tte
TIsEt blnds hlEf unto uoE1B1ea debate Love
AL Ia rrrat EnlEit yItIiIs IIke 9 Ecea. Z,
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REAL RsRATR sALEs
PMM EOR SAI.l3-
GE0RGE f. wICKIIAN
Tor Rent

above sale POktpoucd Until MoS SsiiSI ne,
lay oTs5une. s'Oiia! We ii
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Millinery.
MRS nAssEL 1s2 Main street having just returned
w from the East with choice and we'll selected
memt OF Fashionable Articles Of Millinery, beSs inform
her friends the ladies OF Wheeling vicinity, that she
will open them inspection Tuesday next, 18th
April, when she hopes tile ladies will give call.
Having engaged frst-caSs Eastern Alilliner, she will
be prepared make up any goods order, the shortest
notice.
upI2:8m slI.f .t.. 1852 MAIN STREET.
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WARM WORK AT THE POLLS, To-DAY!e
PROHIBITION.

.pd ,.kiur gias. OF tltiI NfaerSi itGto,e-vhlcil
serve mp With a rryaf variety Of rtct syraps. nj
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LEAD AND SHOT
Pig y 49,. s=st-,s-..,i--.d5f
h4r..f. .sl.ss.ss.g.-s.. SO
llNt1 UAtfa~ass sassasassfs9
LEATHER.
sFsnsth Hem. 2 At.-.2I&ssi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29

APPALLING ACCIDENT IN CoRK.-Accounts
received in Dublin state that one of the most
lamentable occurrences which have happened
for many years took pl4ce at an early hour on
Monday morning, March 3lst., in the city of
Cork.
1t appears that a large number of persons
assembled in room on the second floor Of a
miserable house on Penrose square, when, OF
a sudden. and without any warning, save a
slight sorpd Of cracking timber, the floor,
with all it's living weight, fell with crash,
carrying away the lower floor, and its occu-
plnts with it, and burying all, including those
on the ground floor, in one mass of writing
and shrieking human beings, with dead and
dying in awful proportion to the whole.
For the next two hours, from quarter to
lone O'Clock to near three o'clock in the morn
ing, the scene baffled all attempt at descrip-
ton. At two o'clock the dead were removed
to the Bridewcll and the North Infirmary, to
which latter place several wounded were also
carefully lone by the young men Of the neigh
-borhood. The number Of dead up to three
= o'clock in the afternoon Of yesterday was Is
and of wounded lin all "a. There were
six bodies lying in the dead house ofthe mfr
= mary, and six in the Bridewell, the rest hay
ing been carried TO their own homes.
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NEw ORLEANS. Aprfl 81, p. NJ.

NEW ORLEANS. a prfI IT 2. Vt.
Sugar ard Molsssestair demand for Sugar at steady
prices. hoasses Is in tive demand and II higher
rates. Fermenng 3aae35, prime 37g371s, Orleans
fneTy acc.
Flour-400 bbs surerfne sold, In three lots, attic
Tennessee at SO I3}, 100 ST. Louis SIS IS fine
and 90 5h for supeFhne ST. Louis stiff other desc.ip
tons steady.
Gorn--5,OGO sacks in White sacks, sold at 45c 900
nxci al Ace $50 white and yellow In two lots arc.
and II lot of prime at 81.
oas-sales 100 sacks Ohio SO, and 43a St. Louis.
in three lots, at 4ac.
Bran--Saies 1890 sa.ks, in two lots at Coca de-
cline.
Pork-l25 bbs Mess sold at sl6, but holders ask
ing s Is 80. Retailing at $40 -.
Bacou--nem&nd sually active. Sales / o cks
Sides in three lots from the Levee atfu prices Sides
retail at 9 mostly at the latter, aud shoulders at
749sc.
WhlskyReetifod is retailing at "a and Dexter's at
Indiana Ragsing--2OO bales sold at lIc+ equal to
cash.
Cofse-A lage cargo OF 1890 bags sold on private
terms.
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Letter from Joel Palmer, Superintendent of In
dai Afftirs in Oregon.
WAsHINGToN, April II

WAsHINoToN, April II.
Among the official documents received from
Oregon is-a letter from Joel Palmer, Superin-
tendent Of Indian affairs, who, confirming the
statement Of Gov. Curry, says "the present
difficulty in Southern Oregon, is wholly at
tributable to the acts of the whites" adding:
/ cannot but feel it is our duty to adopt
such measures as will tend to secure the lives
of these Indians and maintain the guarantee
secured by treaty stipulations The future
will prove that this war has been forced on
the Indians against their will, and that too by
a set Of reckless vagabonds for pecuniary and
political objects, sanctioned by numerous
population who regard the Treasury as le-
gitmate object of plumber. The Indians in
that district have been driven to desperation
by acts of cruelty against them. Treaties
have been violated. and acts of barbarity COM
mitted by those claiming to be citizens, that
would disgrace the most barbarous nation. If
none but those who perpetrated such acts
were to be affected by this war, we might
look ON it with indifference; but unhappily
this is no the case. /"
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


- River falling at this point, and every
where above. Business dnll at the wharf
yesterday.
- The Northerner having repaired the
injury to her machinery, will be here this NOR
ing from Louisville, for St. Louis She is a
fast and excellent boat. Look out for her.
- The Bowling Green arrived yesterday
from Green River, with good cargo, princi-
pally tobacco, which she was putting out at
the wharf last eveneng, and is now preparing
to start on her return trip.
- The Vicksburg Sentinel says that the
steamer Southern Belle has been sold to the
Cairo Mail Company, and will hereafter run in
that trade. The K. w. AIcRea will take her
place in the Vcksburg packet trade.
- The following rates of freight were
current at Cincinnati last Saturday:
New Orleans-Flour 70; Whisky 81 rs;
Oil 81 25; Pound Freight 4O@5oc = cwt.
Nashville-Whisky and Oil 81 q Dbl; Ale
871c; Pound Freight 40; u cwt. Cabin
Passengers $40
- The big Eclipse arrived here Sunday
morning, on her way South. The Louisville
Journal says she would have made her last
trip from New Orleans to that point in five
days if she had not been detained ten hours
by fog She took on lot Of -four here at the
City Mills, then came up to the wharf where
she obtained more freight
"A fine medium sized steamer arrived
yesterday morning from Louisville bround for
New Orleans on her first trip. She was built at
New Albany. Her cabin is plain but neat,
and she is a substantial steamer in every par
ticular. She is 206 feet long with So feet beam,
and when light only draws % inches, being
probably the lightest draught boat for the
tonnage, 700 tons carriage, on the river. She
had on board nearly 500 tons on her arrival
here, and took on large quantity of tobacco,
pork, &c. completing her load. She is under
the command of Capt. G.. w. Stewart, an ex-
perienced officer, with Mr.. Seabrook, formerly
Of the Sultana, first clerk, and Mr.. Black wood
assistant We thank the latter for package
of papers delivered in person. We wish this
excellent boat great success. She will prove
Just the boat for the summer business.
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- - n

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, AGAIN on HAND
TN gre family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds Sore Throots and Quinsoy. Will cure Diarrhea
Cholera Morbus Cramps and pasms Will cure Fever and
Aruo and fail Daily and hourly calls for
this and the above diseases
An agent wtes:-I hat life with this than
any other aud all the remedy and satisfy
Increased sales in Indiana, thousand dozen
bottles than other edlene
now public. rsee BY all the principal Drug
United States, British America Caforna and
Oregon. ,-r~-r.
LEIGH YERLING Evansville Ind .suecessorsto KEEL
Ter ( Farpsley.
CHAs H CLARK. vincennes. Ind.
JOHN D. PARK sti Ohoean be obtained OF the m
nntl-smw - Maumee City, Ohio
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COMMERCIAL.


OFFICE OFrHE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL,1
MONDAY Evening. April 2s
FREGHTS TO Pittsburg Tx heavy 20 t.
2jc 0 Flour 4c bb Pork Lard so to 6Oc per
tb Wheeling same rates. to Cincinnati I5c per
heavy aad zoe for light.
GRoCERIES.-NO change with good demand from re-
tailers.
FLoUR.-steady at s. IS to - % per dray load from
stores for S. F.
GRAIV.-Corn rs; W heat 81 90; Oats 2IIs: Rye 5oc
WHSKY-smail sales 81 to &c. to the country trade.
PR0VISIoES.-No change sales Lard SIC No /; Bacon
Shoulders ~ and Sides s1kc.
LIME-Saes 90 to 81 White and zoe GREY rar Dbl
SALT.-NO change.
POTATOES.-Nore.
RAGs.sales 10 at $40 country and p, extra.
CuESSE.-No change; Stock light.
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OF A Mr.. Douglass recently died in Troy
lie was worth 100000, and had an income
of 100000 yearly. After bcqueathing S140,-
600 to each of his children, and making a
handsome bequest to three Episcopal churches
in Troy, Mr.. Douglass reminded his family
that he had a verbal agreement with his milk
man, which was to continue as long as they
took milk from him, that for every dollars
worth of tickets, one ,Oas to be th,o,cn in The
milkman acknowledged the corn, but said he
had rather expected, in the hurry of business,
that Mr.. Douglass would forget the "baker's
dozen" bargain.
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SOMETHING NICE AND GooD.--Messrs. z.
H. Cook & Son are now making an elegant
display on their shelves Of goods which are
good, and just receivcd-such as pickles of
every variety, Yankee vegetables, of the nature
of oysters, Holsters, &c; jellies, marmelades,
and everything desirable in well regulated
families when the table is spread for ''compa-
n.y." The ladies should drop in and see this
display, as they Will find something in the lot
they were just wanting, and didn't know
where to get it.
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ExEMssV

z
+ NOLBCRN 6 HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses tide huilans lately Put
by Mr.. Hughes, Water street, Canal
where they Will keep constantly hand Wholesale and
retail large OF NsttrAJ5es ali sizes
via: Spring. Cotton Moss Chuck Hair an Jenny Lind.
ALSo-ttsd Comforts Of all sizes
ALso-Cotton. Moss. HAIR Shuck sni Fenther Pillows.
Mattresses made order an to give satisfae
ton To1e IL want good article will please give GALL
Tbs attention of Country Merchants particularly invited
to stock. Main ST. aeorto Canal Bank Evansville,
Ind. mills
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
.Ga4a dGEA
EMPIRE CITY.
New York, April 28.

NEW YORK. April g.
The Empire City has arrived She met the
ship Eudoria in a sinking condition, and took
off her crew and passengers
BALTIMORE, April g.
The Cuba sank in the Alabama river; fifteen
known to be lost, and it is feared there were
more. The accident was in the night and the
passengers asleep.
WASHINGTON, April %.
A long correspondence is in progress be-
tween the ?. N. General and the Panama r.
L. Co., in relation to the compensation OF car
rying the mail across the Isthnus.
PITrsBURG, April %.
River II feet and falling.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CINCINNATI, April 20.
River risen 90 inches since Saturday.
Flour s. 609s5 IS. Provisions firm. Bulk meats
6h97h. bacon sides exc. Shoulders IKE. Whisky
l9A919I. Mol1sses held at 45c.
New YoRK, april 28.
Flour advanced. sales of $500 bbs at IS 379$5 IS
for straight State, SIS $685. 12 for Ohio, Sc 5os
Southern, 81 509 IS for beands Wheat declined
9 cents. Corn firm. Mess Pork advanced. Market ex-
cited, sales of GEO bb!s s8. Beef dropping Lard
firm Whisky firm.
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WALL PAPERS, Sc.-We call attention to
MesSrs. Schmidt & Stark's advertisement
This firm have lately been charging their
store room, and have now more space for ex-
hibiting their different goods. They have just
received large assortment of Wall Papers, OF
great yari city, from tue common to the finest
qualities. They also attend to the Upholstery
business, and we are sure will give perfect
satisfaction TO those who patronize them
They cover soE,s chairs, &C., in the very best
styles, Or fill any orders in making sofas; sofa
bo.tomed chairs. lounges, &c.
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EAKMEfkS, HOTEL,

CORNER OF MARRET AND " ALNUT srhkEIb' =
EVANSVILLE. IND.
YWIE above has been recently rehtted and lie
ready for the coomnodation II either reguarnr
The airy and pleasant. and the
table is supplied with the best the market affords.
WAGON YARDI Just added to the Hotel large d
Wagon which invite the attention of friends
in country Every attention WIZ be paid their comfort
and to the safety of their cattle.
Terms moderate Ell. MOSELY.
'ropriatnr
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0FHon. John Townsend, State Senator
of South Carolina, has RENTED to the Kansas
Association of Charleston, $500. He offers
that, if fifty gentlemen in the State will each
subscribe $500, he will add another five hun
drcd.
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81 EOR SALE.

VII sell private sale medatng tnrms Lot
ID no 81 in the Upper aniarCement OF the ctv the
desirah locations for residence in the market. will
be sold entire or in parcels If desired.
have also for sas in various parts Of Evansville and La
in which prepared to offer bargains Persons
wishing purchase would do we'll to give a en!.
rnh2T-tf JNo. ] CHANDLER. Ee&l Est. Ast.
1855. SPRING Tis ABE 0cssN. 1856.
subscribers receipt thei srring
comprising every variety nni lind of Mems
Misses Boys and Chldrens 8oots Shoes aiters
Bsskin Slippers &C., &C. TO which they call the
Of trade Tose goods purchased early and
from the first AMI desirable stock offered in the
rasrkets. HENDRICKS i hfcREA,
Eh2i FIRST st. Main.
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SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
e s. "a 90 @ z

80
(AF THE AMERICAN PRIVATEERS. and letters of
u Marquee daring With England in the 1872
interpreted with several naval battles between
American and British by GEO CoGGEsEALL.
author of voyages to various parts of the world
handsome volume printed fine with
about 500 Illustrated with six spirited
Illustrations Bound in cloth, 81; cloth gilt. 81 so:
CHARLES T. EVANS. T.
PubIishexs, Agent. 351 Broadway'
Agents wanted to fer this work 20 vhf m D
liberal commission will Re eivcn. Br75-1td ltW'
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" John Pierpont, who has been settled
for the past seventy years over the Unitarian
Society in Bedford, Mass, has resigned his
pastoral charge, and preached his farewell SER
mon to that congregation on Sunday last. He
is now 81 years of age.
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0J-Ex- President Tyler is about to deliver
course of lectures at Pctersburgh, Va, on the
lives and characters of the dead of his Cabi-
net
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~ Yesterday was bright and breezy
day. No rain nor prospect of rain. The far
lners in this region are complaining a great
deal, while city folks arc worried about dry
cisterns. It's an i'll wind that blows no.
body any good-but if the immense winds we
have had lately don't blow up rain, we
shall have very little respect for the old axiom,
or else consider these winds very i'll indeed
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Main Third streets
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel.
MHAyIHG leased for of years fitted ur the
d above we'll known stand prepared 10 re-
oeve for sale at auction private SALE all kinds
wares and household furniture horses
giss,
Cash advances made cor ign ments when required
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Satu rday
cling O'Clock, NJ. Also Tuesday, Wedues
and Fridaynights at esrly gas light.
outdoorSales of real promptly attended,
to.
We weckIy receiving. and have hand large
FGRNIrURR, consisting ofslat
spEdie and banntsr backs scroll aud scoIloP tops rim
back qiee. French. Jenny Lind and Bsstle wood
Ohars mahogany and Ohairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers Sofas soeables
ssSe dining aal breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads
rasses tin and wire Safes etc., which will sell at Gin
einnsti prices.
We have also hand satvsrety ofnotioRs jeweiry.
vioins accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale orrotail. W0OLSEY NELSON,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOE Dem ohns % LIZ. 35 gallons; boxes 20 gross
- pipe heads bags aas'd Corss; dog bl eoveIs doz
woodeR grail hovel doz lemon sGueelers corgest
wooden barrels for sale by
apH + n UFINAST
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T1euudersxned Rev K Brazg. is Ministerin regular
standuc pastor of the orhod Church at Brook6eld
ysrsaIv beIoyed (Copy) WM Dyer.
$500 Brookfed, Jan. IL 1855.
PEoF WonD-Dear Sir:-Havng made trial of your Hair
Restorative tgves pleasure that Its been
excent in removing famaton dandru and constant
tendency itching with which have been troubled from my
also restored hair which beeomn
rrav color have used other article. with
an ythin like the same pleasure and profit - $50,
Your, truly. j. b. BRAUN
Prepared and odd wholesale and reta lat Marke,
street St. Louis, Mo and at 695 Broadway. New York.
where all the popular patent are forsae
retail 10y and favorable terms as the
can be boug ht at any other house. $1,000
&C. ror sale at tnufaetnrsr's prices by HALLOOk
STODDARDand oil the prncipal dr1gg sts evervwhere
KELLER FARNSLEY i CO., Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
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b. Can dress person in Wool. Linen silk Cotton
EFERY Gentlemen desires to be neatly aud lilly dress
e. ed It emnently proper that this shorld be the
Of an have noticed that nssrlv all thu we'll drsssed
dsnizens of our city purchase their Clothing
a. LOBENSTINE'S
western Star ClGthinG Stare.
under the Pavilion Hotel of Water Sycamore
Everything the lire of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
had ready made made orier emily
manner eud style. but at the very lowest prices.
general assortment of Hats Cans. Leather Trunks Car
bags sad Vases. everything that gentomRn
find at the Western S..r.