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M1sHAP TO AN AERoNAuT, M. GODDARD, son of
the celebrated aeronaut, who is now s'exploit-
ing'' in the United States, made q balloon ascen-
sion near Paris, the other day, which came
near being the last Of his earthly flights. The
balloon had been fully inflated, was cut loose
from its moorings and NJ. GODDARD was executing
q series of dangerous "pigeon-wings" in the
air, when, all at once, the aerial machine ex-
ploded and the balloonist commenced tumbling
at more rapid rate than he had bargained
for. He had just time to spread his parachute
to stop, partially, his fearful descent, and thus
saved his life. AS it was, he came down upon
the frozen ground with a terrific thump, but
fortunately broke no bones He was, however,
dangerously bruised. NJ. GODDARD, Jr,, has
ended his ballooning for the present.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

FIRE IN CINCINNATI AND Loss OF L1FE.-A
dispatch of the 14th from Cincinnati, says:
The liquor store of W. B. Sparks, on Colum-
bia street, in this city, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. The building subsequently
fell, burying four fremen in the ruins. Three
of them were rescued without serious injury.
but the fourth, named William Videll, l,was killed.
The fire is supposed to have been caused by
on incendiary. Loss about $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

ACCIDENT. 1--WE understand that Gen. Webb
is recovering from the effects Of a recent acci-
dent which might have proved fatal. The
General was shaving himself before coal fire,
and suddenly turning around, his dressing gown
was whisked into the CRATE, where it caught
fire, and enveloped him in q blazing" fire in the
rear" He, with great presence Of mind, leaped
into bed and wrapped himself in the blankets,
extinguishipg the flames. The General is rap
idly recovering, and wag, remarking his ab-
sence from the lobby of the House, said that he
supposed he had simply SPARED off with Horace
Greeley Washington Star.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

Gum barrels, it is said, have lately been found
on the field of Hubbardton battle, in Vermont,
some Of which, after being buried more than
seventy-fye years, contain cartridges that ex-
ploded with considerable violence when the bar
rel was heated in the FIRE.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY a5, 1866.
DAHL OR EEISCtE .ElIsC CGlEI EINT. ).
THE ASSEMBLY OF THE DEAD.

+ 4,2F.t Ftt- Nj & Z d
DE- Reed traveller through the highlands Of Peru, Is
said to hsye fouad lately in the desert Of Alsoaa the
dried remains og assemblage Of human beings five
SIX hundred in numbsrmsn women and children, seated
in gamcirce ns when alive staring into the burning
waste before them They had not been buriedife had
not departed before they thus sat around but hope was
gone the spanish invaders OF hand and NO hope
being left they had hther to die. They still sat In
movable in the dreary desert dried like mumes by the
effect Of the hot air they s keep their position sitting
up in solemn council, while oer that Areopagus 81
lence broods everlasting.
. With dull and Iurid akies above 49,
! And burning wastes around,
lonely traveller journey on, ss s
Through solitudes profound. asTF'l s-
No wandering birds adventurous wing ..-
Paused o'er that cheerless waste,
No trees across those dreary lands
f.. A welcome shadow cast, s"''- H I
With scorching pestilential breath,
The deBert blast swept by,
And, with dull and brszen glare,
b E The SUN looked from the sky. ~ @
Yet onward still, though worn with toll,
The eager wand'rer pressed, '-
@ While earnest hope lit up his eye,
And nerV'd his fsinting breast @
Why paused he In his Onward courss? . ~
Why held his struggling breath
Why gazedh he with bewild'red eye? #-~
Is this the vale of desth 'T,
Before him sat, in stern array,
All hushed as II In dread,
Yet cold and motionless, and calm
10. a concourse Of the dead -.
Across the burning waste they gazed,
With fixed and stony eye, II
As if strange fear had ehaind erewhle ~
Their gaze vacancy. a...ys a. @s#@
5 And woe and dread on every brow .... .s.a..
In changeless lines were wrought
Sad traces Of the anguish deep.
t. That filled their latest thought. "N"H@
They seemd race OF other times
Oer whom the desert blast, g.. il
For many long and weary age, |
In fiery wrath had passed; w s.,. .a D. .m.7
Till, scathed and dried, each wasted form
Its rigid aspect wore, ".
Unchanged as years successive passed
The lonely desert 0'er. arl II 3,
Was it the clash Of foreign arms?
Was it the invaders tread? W.
From which this aimple-minded race 7a .-..M'.
In widest terror fed? E II. gu.f .I ...
Choosing, amidst the desert sands, a,
Scathed by the deserts breath, . " .
Rather than by the invaders steel, 7
To meet the stroke of death.
And there they died-a free born race
From their proud bills away; r'N II.
| While round them, in its lonely pride,
The far free desert lay. -a1 1'..... E.
| And there unburied still they sit,
4 AL statue like and cold;
| Free e'en In death, though o'sr their homes
Oppressions tide hath rolled - su
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

A memorial is about to be presented to the
of Virginia, which proposes consid-
erable alterations in the slavery laws. Thus:
ss Forbiddipg the separation Of parents and
recognizing the marriage Of slaves
and allowing persons Of color to be taught to
read and write, so as to assist their moral and
mental elevation"
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The House then adjourned.

The Mexican government has presented for
NAL demand upon the United States for indemni-
ty for the destruction Of Piedras Negras by the
Texan rangers last autumn, and asks protection
against similar inYasions and depredations by
armed bands from Texas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

Mr. Bright, the English orator, has made
famous speech at Marsden, in which, greatly to
the annoyance of the Times, he compares Eng
land, with her es0,OO0,000 excess of annual
expenditure above the United States, to an
over-weighted farmhouse contesting the race
with trained and light-ridden flly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

On the 18th the jury in the case Of J. Don
nelly vs.. the proprietors of the Philadelphia
Ledger for libel, rendered verdict Of one dol
lar for plaintiff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

Dr.. KANE's Book.-Dr. Kane's forthcoming
narrative Of his Arctic expedition will make
two octave volumes Of about 900 pages. Il
will be illustrated by rs steel engrayings, taken
from drawings by the Doctor himself, and the
price Of the two volumes will be $5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

ANOTHER DREADFUL SH1PWRECK = Thirty
Lines sLost.---We learn from the New York.
Express that the packet-ship st. Denis, which
sailed from New York. for Havre on the lst in
stant, foundered at sea on the 5th. The captain,
second mate, part Of the passengers and crew,
went down with the ship The first mate and
remainder Of the crew, who had left the ship in
the long boat, were picked up by foreign ves-
sci. The Express says:
The st. Denis waG a two deoked ship, over
twelve years old, and was very handsomely fitted
up, being planned internally like our frst-clas
steamships. She was provided throughout with
over wenty-fve India-rubber beds, designed to
be used as life-preservers in case Of accident,
each capable Of sustaining three persons in the
water. But the cabin (thoBe rescued state,)
filed SO coon that it was impossible to get at
them. ~s.' 50. - T-S,' ~ :
The last that was seen Of the captain--who
all concur in saying refused to leave his ship,
though begged SO to do by all--he was standing
on deck winding up his watch when she went
down, but ten minutes after the boat left.
Captain Follansbe had commanded the St
Denis for nearly twelve years, and had the rep.
utation of q frstc class and fearless seaman
among the sailors.
Many of her crew, in the superstition common
to seamen, attribute the disaster to her having
sailed on Friday
The rescued seamen were in the boat twenty.
nine hours, with but one barrel of sea biscuit
soaked with salt water.
They had not one drop of fresh water, and
their sufferings in consequence were intoler.
able.
The masts of ship we're all cut awsy before
the boat-load left.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

w. O. FLUER, UNDERiT Az Il,
211 Tchoupitouss street, New Orleans
TOFFINS AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
sadHsAa. lined with lead for transporaton short
otics, sus8ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

From the New York correspondence Of the
Charleston Courier, we extract the following
paragraphs:
A Speaker has at last been elected by our
State Legislature: The Know Nothings had
majority in the House, but the Ssft Shell Dem
ocrats and the Republicans coalescing, elected
Orville Robinson. The Republicans go dead
against slavery in territories, and any more
slave States, while these same Soft Shell Demo-
Gratis, who united with the Republicans at their
convention in Syracuse, declared that the
present Administration had pursued the proper
course in letting slavery alone.
During the recent heavy snow storm the city
rail cars could not run. A man living on the
line of the Eighth Avenue road, and who was q
constant rider, having missed the cars for seve-
raj days, when they resumed their trips, availed
himself Of them. The night was stormy one,
and when the conductor came round collecting
his fare, this man. referring to the recent sus-
pension of the cars, playfully added that pas
sengers ought not to be charged on so stormy q
night. Taking him in earnest, the conductor
showed him out Of. the car. The man received
injuries which have since resulted in his death.
The conductor has been arrested.
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Y A q 90 RI V Z r

Will SATURDAY 1sh ins at eeIeef F. NJ positively
WSOR TALLAHATCHEE RIVER, y b
Leaore, Greenwood, Sidon, McBee's Landing,
Ynzoo city and sasarta-Ths steamer PLAN1EH
Pheps master above. For freight apply
bvhrd or to z,.,,,,x
j.9I T. b. SMITH, ~ How Levee street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

u. States TrI-Weekly MAIL Lime,
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO VIcKSBURG.
W,HOR DONALDSONVILLE, PLA- R9g. h.
IT. oUEAIINE Baton Rouge, Hudson Bayou Lsg4sffs
Sara, Landings, Fort Adams, NaseheI Va
terproo Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf and Yckhburg
princess, CAPT, Holiness TUESDAY 5P; n; rp,,
NATCHEZ Capt. LeEthers, SATU ADAY, a.. s P. Nj
TIE spendd Packets will leave on
their the hour appointed All business
will be proPty and faithfully attended To-
Yssoo consigned 10 W. NJ SHAW" me agent
vckburg who will forward it without delay and
wit charge.
bs responsible for letter or package
tanning eery ethsr vauabe unless iegusI Pia o
paid deposited wh the clerk by the
gers, in their baggage.
For irs ght passage, apply on boSrd: or to
zekU Union Row, So CarondSlet street.
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VOLUME VIII.
s 4 T. A M rs.
R ED R Nv E R .

Will leave SATURDAY 96th Inst, at o'cloekP. NJ
BAYOU eans Ees. ga A,..ssdr. @ and n inter-. n
mediate andngs-rhe new light draugbs
steamer WHITE DLIFFs, Capt. John Graham, Will ssvs
above For freight or paanage 1ppy On beard OF 70
k The White CLIFF will the landing Monday 9lat inst
ready receive freight guarantees delivery Of it hoa
TeBh pment. 81 f@8 - @2E r+5s - 1nnl7
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will leave on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock P. M
NSOR HURRICANE and Carolina IT,. h.
M Bluffs, Shreveport and all intermediate landings
The 6ns fast running passenger steamer ROSA,
Jos. snlb mnser will above. For oBh or passage
apply on board,
ja2a LEWIS SNAPP q CO ~ fIont eYee!. :
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7 Leaves DRphEGh. : : : =
ND OCULAR TENNESSEE RIVER ~ h,
IO Paete-The nsvand very splendid steamer
DIaUCTAW, d. Smedey, master leaves RsszzzsasdGls.
abovs Eastpo Florence and Tuumb and all intermediate
andngss For freight passage spply on board or 10
Janis LEWIS SEAPp Il CO., 81 Front straet.
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Leaves with DiFpach'
TIHOR TENNESSEE RIVER.--The @Y m
LIZ new and iightdrnu ght ntsamsr IDAs; stsu-
lev Brown, master, will above for Eaaport,
Florence apply bond
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The wemRin permanently the trade during the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-25

TT EW ORLEANS U FORT ApAMs .fGfsSs.R R
stamps' Lnndng, Mouth River. Williams
Bend uua Poinss Coupee
Waterloo Hermitage udson Ranndaon'u Springfield Lob
wallis Landing Baton Rouge B.uly Lnndns anehae
The magnificent passenger p.eke steamer T. F.
oat the entire ysar leaving New osnna every WEDNESDAY
MORNING. o'clock returning will leave Fort Adams every
FRIDAY nj IL O'Clock passage, apply board
orio SPEARE q MeGkEARI =, 3lehonponiaa sssees'
S'-H"0a."t PAYNE k HARRISON, lI9 Camp street.
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D EG GULAR WEEKLY VICKS- ~ h.
ii q BURG SATURDAY PACKET Steamer 9. r. IGsNsssNA
J. TRABUE,-For visksburg, Miken's Bend .sssisslzs
New Carthage Grand n Rodney s. Joseph; wnas.
nfcent swift running packet steamer
Capt NJ White, will leave for ihe above every SATURDAY
EVENING, at s O'clock P. NJ. -
E BY arrangements made r. J. TRABUE connects Of Vskb
burg Home for Yazoo City and also Of he same
place With Aria for Greenwood and Lefore tax
ing freight through with dispsteh, and at hroug rates
b.
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BAYOU MACON TENsAs.
REG I'LL A r p A G K E 7 S

MD OCULAR PACKET STEAMER 49,. b.
a hyAGN0LTAForA Ashton, Piicher'a Point,
Lake Provdsqcs, yckshurR, ,uz7zz4
Matches all sleg % ans T .n-
ming MAGNOLIA Capt. St. Clair
son. the TUESDAY, OF o'clock M
noy9s T. b. SMITH. 10 New Lsvse street.
I'D OCULAR U. s. MAIL PACKET. IT,, IA
~ For Princeton Ashton Pitchers Point. Skip Skip
Mken Bend Vickabng Grand Gul Rodney Ns1he Fort a..
splendid st running passenger packet SOUTHERN BELLE,
L. Broadwe will leave above on NJ
O'Clock P, l., apply board, or TO
PILCHkR, GOODRICH & CO., A5 Carondslet street.
l.. SNAPP & CO., 81 Front s,reet
Ths Belle will take freight for all points on .ne
privilege reshpping at Pickuburg having
mads yery adyantsgeoas thai purPoe.
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WbORT HUDSON AND WATER R] n,
II LOO PACKET NEW LATONA, Emile l6f5ssSs55aasaSA.
Gro's master, having been Thoroughly ovsrhaaed aEd
leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY, at o'clock A. M, and
| every MONDAY ats O'Clock P, NJ.
Thursday landings Coast Donadson Gous Ps
ousne obdsa Port tudoou Waterloo and
landings For freight passage, having superb ne-
onn apply board. o3a on
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LOWER MISsIs sIPPI.

viii lenYs on SATURDAY. 7sh inat.. at o'clock p.
LHOR FLORENCE, TUSGUMBIA, 49,, b.
Esalpo all landings Terneases River G4ssss
Ths regular Tenneasee River packet tsteamsr GEN, 9
Capt Hep pors receiving freight will leave
For freight OF psaaage apply on board or to ..-
= JOHN E. HYDE & CO.. sc PoSdras ntraat.
s- The will freight Randolph New Madrid, Hck
man Cairo and Padusah
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-12

Students wishingit perfect themselves in TIL, t-A
medical science viii ind opportunity Of joining tSs III,
NJ te Eye aud Ear tnarnary Of Dr. Delacy Ierun noo
Place Clniques. every Tuesday and Friday nftrrnoo,
to = oc;iecs; during Medical College ,srr1s va
LEKSS.-ftve Dollars, Consultation Pse Ten Dollar,
to be paid when the hearing restored TO his ORIGINAL
ness = ~ 50 ''E'"A acute
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ADVERTISEMENTS
New Savings Bank Store,
40 StTfs
Old POST OFFICE.

Old POST. OFFICE.
tgEEeep the Head aud Feet GoYeFed.'s
EIfIZgScF Wheeling Bnd Vcinity-rhs oil maxim for
keain reminds That i.Sv no. Be amiss 70 call your
attention Fan Rn Winter st0eS Of BootS 6Aoes Hats
Oaps Umbrellas and C1Pst SscSs a. tie corner OF Market
and MnnFoo streets, yo1 Will hnd Gea. variety Of
los pFiee5.
Very thankful fa- the liberal received since
esuE amongst you respectfully soieit AL TO call and
examine M sss W w be pleasure 70 see and walt en-
you1 aS uu.t.ng labor @ that give their on.
SpsisE sesth zaa 70 Tails adding industry and economy
nay have health.
sgfhtef B0n1gtS, sure,
ohl AZ Tie Oh Pest Once, opposi.e tho MeLsEe:
Gensaen, Kyon With 70 pufsh1se fs:hIonabls Cap or
Has,
CalfGt tSe above place, where you viii Get-that g
ReTaeaib-r the ola Poz, cfses corner.
70 eoub.s trehanta have few Goods to dispose Of At
9 ee Ppllss'. 3. H WATSON.
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TNHE undermined having purchased Of
Housekeeping Goods q 4. B. wooDs, respectfully In:
fTT Tie public that continue the business Al the old
stand and repensng the stock and adding thereto
an assortment varisrS and will keep constantly on hand
ALpATG. RRfFANHiA, JAPISS7D, ENANELED, BLOCK TtNI
willow AID WOODEN WARIs OF ALI KINDS, Ia
SIs CuTLERT, WAIFERs 4Sn TSATs,
HGXPERS B1sEETs
fancy ana and common; also Fancy soSPE Hair Tooth and
Nall BFuheS Pocket Books FOTtMounaies and PeFtuneTJ
ina wM IIEDuRN.
1T1s AND SHOULDERS very superior quality, Just
II eeivsd and for sale BY -, ,,,,,,,s i, ~, ss
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MEDIC lEzEl d n
/ E "a r. M ID EYE
HDrs. LEBR u.N q Dnrne
OGUIISTS AND Al ii RTSSs!9NE

TNR. lEBRuN Oilers TO those suEeriaes0rS N
FEi1!ttoSe anral reIedies which hETs eathcsS N
In nearly three thousand cases ssn sleess
remedies have been pronounced by Drs IaS
and Deieau Of Paris. and Curtis Pitcher ~ q
most WopdeFtnl ever aPpltod foT diseases ~ ~
middle ear They comprise different N
riOns dseases that etfeSt the OXteFbRI ara - tsr n
II the disease Is copfae 10 the external eor
apparent on the hfth or sixth day. DrIghsIF! eertsa,
ton He has Shseep certificates from, 10 lie ieS
deaf from Inftney whose hearing Is now con-,
and they are enabled to lSar1a Tie sCss,1'
twenty.seyen hundred cases OF deafness o.
fully treated by him. Certificates to that Sure,S
on appleatipn.i5 Ss5 a +'r'Hay X 90
In RiicRses pftIeAf9eSs arising from Ia sJm =
e4IHl or even preparation OF the 'IoeaKs . d
usually called the drum ~ ~ hEpss n 4
bEGRd Of the eyElPdFHAs and saFehua t.SS sea5 BIS
fGtSoR on 7bctS; RcJ'raws QtptiOs ta,, "ith HorsSv
or when the disease can be traced to 81 g'otkS 4
or uaercnriai medicines, gatherings In ih ,S oean.
&C., the sensc can, IN feIr| iaStdEss eaRAoJ
Where want Of secretion is appare the.,SiE
being dry and scalr; when the deafness IL sah1lH
noes In the ear, like rustnE Of leaves Nu
FALLING water, ringing of bells, pnlSatons IiSr5sSS
ter Ehsn In shopping position sensation m e
OF blood to the head had taken place when H. aFaA
perteeliY acute where there s much noise or IA
tn dull and cloudy weather, Uhrn cold has 9su's
he course parsued by Dr. LEBRUN Is eonstiri As!
Dr.. DuFToN, the only rrsetst,ener In the
who prAetiseS the new, painless and SuccsS,SI ~; Slt
treating an diseases to which the eye Is subject
~ other means have fned to afford relief he a.
such fair and Impartial trial. Patients br 80. al
few particulars Of ther case, can hare remres
part. .t2 - NAss Ss"S " any
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TESTIMONY

"we, The undersigned practi.oneTs of melc,. +, y.
a. new ORR, hsyng had occasion 70 stiffness the practice
ipg aside on personal jealousy and prejudice tfst sis
e 5Y them n Treating diseases these "a
saea a T. well worthy the attention Of our sOtsioDs
treating diseases the middle and internal . sSS Of
OF rapOrs particularly in chronic and s Ss
@ new sra in the practice OF aurs
praslt!onss In diseases OF the eve they seldom res 10
20 an operation As EEiful aurSs and ocull And
devoted to their profession e corlsir -,
commend them 70 Sueh may require their ai
cvo g III Signed .SSs ALExASEpR X. aTorT, MD, ss
@. DELPA%. N. D., ALisT,S n ~ go Ia "a" .
Seso York, August ], ls4S. - : i - = -. .-
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HATS AND CAPS.

HATS AND GAPS.
WE have this day receive ofthe HnestGnd beau
w tfl assortmensof Hats Caps brought TO
this cv; the most fashionable that could be made in the
tern markets. 5-.-'
1t comprises In part the following kinds:
Gents No. SIX olcskin Hats light and elastic, made by
the matters East and in strict accordance with our or
lers white and black beaver otter SEAL e &c
Know Nothing and Wide Hats, white and black; Soft Fur and
Wool Hats OF every color, quality and price.
-= Also p. F-f n q -t|-.f
Caps Of every description and Of the most recent styles
such as Nevada, Know Nothing Pyrenese, Pyramid Ca
nadian, Russian, English Washington, and CONSOLIDATION
Caps and all kinds IN abundance, which viii be sold
than Goods Of these Kinds offered before to
this community.
ChIidrens Hats Gaps kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses in Sss- York.
Carpet Bags, Furs and Gloves always on hand.
All persons Invited to call in and en-
anime our magnificent Stock Of Goods before purchasing
elsewhere feel confident that can please the most
Nothing will be wanting part to suit and aceOmmO-
date numerous patrons. vi. .
II wish anything in the OF Hats and Caps Just give
q call will guarantee that will sell YOU goods as
low they be got my where this side OF Philadelphia
and the most favorable terms. - ~
rv1 S. d. HAHPER q SitS.
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EVANSVILLE, ONO.

Hr j. b. p0a5srSnriH:
DEAR SIR:-I have been afflicted for three years
With Rheumatism in back and for the last six months not
bed without help ami agent in
city insisted trying bottle OF Chang Pu Imminent
and what effect would haTe and one bottle has relieved
me able get my bed without din
Guilty. 1t las been blessing to just try for yOurseand
''N '''' - Mns N. COCHRAN.
"''''>'''s -''N + u. LOGAN CO.,
nyz:1y Bridge Corner.
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New Spring and Summer Goods

DRESS #GOOD%
TUsTrecetved al W. D. NOTE BROS, great variety OF
81 Dress Goods, such
Fancy Dress SIlks--lateat styles;
MORE Antique SiiEs-less than the Usual prices;
Plain Black Is cheap; ~
Printed PieI1, Pqa!I and Striped Bera&tS;
Fiounced Dresses choice variety;
Twisted Silks and TsEueS-Very pretty;
Plain nll-w0oI DeLaneS-an shades;
Printed and Plain Challies-handsome and cheap;
French, Scotch and American Lawns-beautifnl
English and French Chintzes-sooi assortment;
Satin Striped and Plain Popllus;
Plaid and Striped Dlcalias-anew article.
ALSO s--..-.
fell assortment materials for Chldren'sDresses. APPS
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS.
TIME subscriber has on manufacturing aiarge
assortment Of Hats, latest and most approved
styles which be surpassed for lghtness beauty and
endurance.
Alarge assortment of Hack Brown Caret and Pearl coll
ured soft Hats OF every grades together with large ass0r'-
ent of mems, youths Nn6 chdrens Caps Wholesale and
Retail which the attention Of our patrons and tile pubic
Is especially invited.
y B-Iiats made to Courormature measure, warranted
an easy TT, atshort:st notice. - .,,,
ape W. w. JlMESON.