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undersigned ettiourrs medicine in the rity
Of New having practice
Drs. Lrun and Dnfton diseases Of the Ear Eye, lay
ing aside all personal jealousy prejudice feeIy admit
the pursued BY treating diseases
ieate from the rdsled Success nht has Gt-
faHe a. Is wen worthy the attention OF our professional
treating diseases OF the middle and internal
Of nelicated vaFoFs particularly In chronic cO.npli
up which has long been IrIt BY Tie EeISrraI
practitioner In Diseases OF the sSo require
Enthusiastically devoted thEtT profession, cordially
commend them 20 such as may require their aid :"
Signed. ALExASEnK K Mon, IL D.,
GBO. s. GE5SES. NJ n, IoEAcE W1NSLON. II. D.,
C DELFAS, NJ d., d ftAScEs, II. d.
2. v AS BrnxS, ~ D;,J BEpTuRD DeEENrs, NJ D.
Eets FORK August :, $50
Students wishing 10 perfect themselves In this branch Of
medical science. T find opportunity Of joining class
the Eye and Ear InrHary of Dr. DslAcy Ierun, Union
Place Clnique Tuesday aad Friday afternoons,
TERMs-FTve Dollars Consultation Fee Ten Dollars
70 be paid when the hearing restored to It's original
Adaress DR. DELAcY LERRUN,
Union Place, Neu York Ctr.
y. IA Treatise and Treatlaeur Of Deas-
Dumb Price 81
n Money Irtcrs must be registered by the Postmaster
mild Correspondents ast Eaefose Fosfaos ior returs
answers The New Postage Law Of let
Nra YoEk, July sIs 1855. $780,. l4'e='4'
]. W.WHEAT,
OFEIcfs rssis nc n aFkst opposite shs Post
" oaiees - zs1=4.4 $50 le19
t NOTICE.
DREsGRIREfONsc carefully compounded nj IN
hours-ettheF Dry g 1SIgttzqt - 9isgS
LIBBY Or Kills. s. Monroe St
jn23 Sign Of Red Mortar.
EL0LlI.
9GG RRLs Superior FsniEis TtouElust received and
anu setfs'tif'
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e ZnE ..4lEELLo5Eo ~ zNs TssEzRosl

ldFELIt'FESU
' 0Fs-4 L-4DY.
no those Who have the pleasure knowing her, need
Il say nothing, but Others that desire
benefit the suffering induces speak. None a
rreente her joy and gratitude being pain
after Of suffering unparra, but those f there be
ANY, who haTesntEeFet Ike her.
haslo been resident Of this eity-or the last g
successfully con,uetr school at No. $50
Baltimore street. The happy change her health subject
OF establishment and Joy numerous friends. We
those interested eall her. She will tell them
heF Iy ptO,f JfIic5afre
1t Is that this remedy giving relief To te sick. We
refer the public them From distant places
hear Of the happy result. These facts the
testimony uf thousands, shond skePeiSn
prejudice tn hide their heads and eoRcede that 1IamptOus
Tincture Ia a wonderful discovery.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

Coon PAY.-The Assembly of California has
passed bill fixing the salaries of officers as fol-
lows: Secretary of Senate, Assistant Secretary,
Chief Clerk Of ASSEMBLY, and Assistant Clerk,
SO per day; Sergeant-at-arms SO per day; en-
rolling and engrossiDg clerk S12 per day; copy,
ing and journal clerks SO per day; doorkeepers
so per day; porters s. perday; pages IS perday.
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tVTTZENsS IsINpED.aTE

Nh. EOSToR.-Piease oblise many n
worthy feIIOE-citizeu, ISAAC coTTs. eanasiate
Ohio county
fes9 MANY CITIZENS.
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n. ". RAILROAD BILL.

N. ". RAILROAD BILL.
I'VE perceive that this bill as it came from the
house has passed. the Senate, and is now law.
Weldonot exactly reco1lect the form of the bill
II was amended We think, By Mr.. Brannon's
amendment, which, if we are correct, provided
that the. road might be used on condition that
the Company guaranteed to the city of Wheel
ing the interest on.her stock. after 1855, until
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completed its
track 10 Wheeling, according to the provisions
ofthe late,lsw. We have not aaeopy of the
House Bill but such is our recollection. The
thing is done and we need not complain, howev-
or much We may feel,the injustice that has been
done us
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.aN0NE WE'D DEsP 4LR.n

ttAONE NEED DESPAIR:''
The many by HamptOn's Vegetable Iincture
daily, 50
ent, every dag the demand for it is ON teincrease-
The above letter IL from most Tpecalas citi-
selected from number within days
from gentlemen of high staudngia This city, giving ecr
Gates of prompt and wonderful by The Teturc,
themselves, their children those under their care
of-diseases which had betn pronounced iacurable.
of SpiHel Dss0~es particularly worthy no.
see. We repeatedly public aud see The
letters.
For sale by 7. IL. LOGAN { co.
mild Gent Agents. .
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zsssa# Farm for Sale
3 MILES FROM WHEELING;

DESIRE 70 sell my Farm, situated Or the National R,.
about miles east OF this CITY, containing Onr ss
dre and Ten acres The gIeIREHld Railroad sse, trS4
the land, which Contains Forty Acres NJ nust
"HoTdinE cheap and ready nrhns convey the
good market, the remaining Seventy ArTes i, ms, r.
soil slhhlle for garden purposes, sufficiently iirl III
Fruit Bearing Trees. N
signed. " " 44"
fel9a TMns CIARk
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For Sale
TRUSTEES Sale,

I2Y virtue of Decd Of Trust executed by Henri, u,
~ 20 the UNDERSIGNED, dated September 2Sll ISL
corded in the Clerks ONCE Of Marshall county, Va ~
expose tn sale Monday March 18th 1856 nj t-
Of the Court House Of Aarahal county aforesaid tb
estate conveyed to nie In said decd, eins 49, acr, On W.
teFs Kun In said county and bounded follows ia II
BEGINNING at suRaTtrcc and hickory thu snu,h al !,
AasleTs Rum tei'ee down said Ran 2S dcvs = a M
beech " tie mouth Of drain Fretland s
thence n IL egs IS Pls sugar tree ,at,lv s
The moutiioa drain and cDrhrT tn said GArloW spss
S6 degs = 90 poles TO beech the forks IL liz
tGce un the south brahcl OF said Run deg. & "a %
larEessuRnr tree on H. IN
Hhe OF said Run, and about SIX poles hollow i main als
Thence uT the right hHIld fork i CO degS % MID, a.
bSecii OH the Northeast side OF tile Hun; titncc IA
81 ioeS TO q sugar tree ON Samuel Fenrrs lv theme. IN
the same y. Hles ". IS poles to the beginning
~ Terms made known on dag Of sale.
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arFoSll.s1r,.E:sg1l s.-John n Caldwell has been
appointed t6a .clerkship in the Post Office De-
partment at salary Of 81, 900 a. year, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of John
M.welts.
Henry c. Hewlett has been appointed an adj
Sitional agent on the Richmond and Weldon
The Senate has continued the appointment
OF Henry AZ Powers, Esq, to be the register of
the land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas, vice
.7;IohnH Grease, declined.
The Secretary ofthe Interior has appointed
to aeierkship IN the Peusion Bureau, Mr.. JAS
II. Ksrar Of Cal, temporary at s, 200 per an
num- S.
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soliciting; MOTT HAKPTOE9S TJScTCPETO
TIER FOUS SUFFERERS.
As EnvIgoTator Restorative, gentle stfu-
liant is wanted believe it superior all the Cordials
fore the public. cure for DYSPEPSIA COUGHS, SCH0F
LILA and RHEUMATISM with all diseases
Bowels it has heeu truly successful single
risd We oer most valuable remedy which thousands
viii testify.
E2r-Call and get pamphlets an,l see cures
For sale by II. n. logan & Co. Wheeling, Cen
Sold by MORTIMER MowBRAY,
Slu baltimore st. BaItImOre,
and 3d. Broadway, n. Y.
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tandard Works.
19REsCofIS Ferdinand ANA 1sabeIia s yols s,sssnS .
Lte and Correspondence 81 lord Jeir.S. sis p =
y Memoir q nc 1 Rsy. sdney smlts, 2rois;
~ canon thelaistEy q Common LIFE 2 Vois
Pleasant Memories OF FleaSnut Iands ~ M m.
~ QUINCY ~ ~ elltss' pig
-- foslis OF oliver Wendell lTnlnles L. II af
Just reeeiye and for salt "
sisssf a.
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rE1.--zlrts 8 .Flor Sale.
FEW shares Of stock Of the Wheeling Ga. Cou,any
: \ Enquire Of w. ''
does n n woODs
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For Rent.
For Sail

ZOE O01e.
- sonpBle TERMS '' '''''"s' w.
de2.. ANDREW WHITE
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Valuable Real Estate
1T Iy-IyTlV/lNT

T WILL positively sell At Auction oil Tuesdsr Tho ~,
Of March, le1d, 1t O'Clock T. b. TO die higl,rs. urs
bidder nj the front door Of the Court HOUSE OS Oh
the t0iioEius deteril'ed IFoprrtLot No. 80 cas-,
good tWn-stoTy RFlme Dwelling, all In good order ~
TERMS OF FlAlE.s
Onethird In cash the balance In elk and tErlTr b,o,,l
The purchaser giving notes. With approved secui t
Interest from day Of sale. %I
ANDREW EDwAn,r
lnh5-ts GO. T. WII'ENAM An,
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CaOlera being the disease above an oilers the most
dreaded, It WIN he well for al mind that as pre-
vente celebrated Stomach Bitters stand
head, therefore an should keep supply at hand
Is truly astonishing, described hut
felt when used PER directions the Bottle Further
upon supeE4uous, as they are known
far and wide.
generally
bAUGHLINs &BUsHFIELD.
mhs 7. H. LOGAN & CO. Agents
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PAIN PANACEA

PAIN PANACEA,
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Lumbaso, scatica, euratc Palms.
Pains III the side Chest, Back and face. swelled
aud Painful Joints, Weak Back, Cramp,
Sore Throat, sprsins, &c. d
The thousands who have Aedtcines testify to
their excellent merits by continuance To
those whN have not used them would TRY THEM
they will lind themtO be all they represented,
they will with Mogic-liLe effect
DR. GEO. ". PHILLIPS, Sole Proprietor Cincinnati.
Ohio.
For sale wholesale and retail By
LAEGHLLNS DE- BCSHFYELD,
fr14:1y GENERAL AGENTS WESTERN VIRGINIA.
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suPERINTENpENr.s oEr1cE. !.

- -. II ,Lallesr lie, Uhl0 March 4tl, iS56
No SoNIRACTOAssee proposals VII be received At
this Olce mp 10 tie 2Ath iIlst Al non fr tl fiFS,
trHstliug, Masonry, and Laying az tie fssioT 81
this Road from Bellarc to KiFood being about NJ ,lrs
m eEt furnishing OF Iron, Spikes aud TSgsfor
Bids win be received for the whole or r,srs
The work TO be Immediately EfteT SIvD .1.
eRest 70 gs cogpsted Ep tEee mnptbs timss -
after the 1bth inst. fss'ss W S"u
e pa1do per cent. In 18th Mortgage bonds of
t1e Company and 20 per ct In preferred stock both q par
g raid ton carried East and West ana Ser
pasd IN cash per estimate Of
9;j Company Fessrtns % p cent
No bids received buf from +esy1otsible S1oar.,.s.
~ SFaet 7. PERKINS,
IAlAl q .
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DALLEYss GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.

For sale wholesale and retail by
aqls LACGALZSS d .EE:SRFYELD
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EDT CINE a q luxury
DIR. MILLS
AROMATIC ,SJffJ II yCJIE RTTTERS!i

innocent tonic. dIuretEc beverage prepared from &
lInFsst very best materials and PHrfly Et0tt1l re
rs article OF which Is strengthening ua nviruatinE @
system, and BY its highly aromatic properties most
DELICIOUS ELIXIR, an
20 e9Tee inc APOSTLE hy strengthening the stomach ana
9Egnps, the most certain specific for the hleu'
Shotic Liver Complaints, Dizziness Haulency PIIi i
Ilo eta al Nervous Diseases; Dyspepsia, Female wa
lysiTHt aud Mental Debility, Regulating the i
Hne imaTtlnE tone and eeerulness tie vi ole s?A'
this Is truly an u s i..a - .sl--
+ ~ INNIG0RATTNGl CORDIAL,
and should be In the possession every family, the eo
alen o. the feeble rs well the healthy; siH0s G0st ~
satisfy the most increduous their beneficial eject "
seis perfectly Innocent and harmless for the most as
sssasss.Ts ss4,.r-s TRAVELLERS
VIII md them invaluable, dispensing they do Win
80 often engeudeTed By change Of water
AEe Fever. and the effects Of Aalara 0is"
description,
TO HOTEL PRoPRIETORs. am,
livery ven regulated Hotel should be supplied with ~
drogldtte N0Rdc BeSs, they are pleasant ~ ~
ehahtlIe ordinary scar ifiees" heretofore u'o
u single tFtHt viii exclude al others. 49,
70 > Aiultss nteasPopR fill e small vine hn ,.i
tFee times dAyt or ofteIef. Add little water OF t
too strong
Sold IN quart bottles By al respectable Druggists ana
sEn dealers n the United States Canadas Sc and III.
sale by WM o. MILLS, Sole Proprietor, New York. A"'
all communications should be directed
fc2s=Sm 4sst,ts5's..s5 Wheeling, W
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SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD.

-selNOHIHWB RAILROADs
SIR. Turner called up the order of the day
namely, the House bill to repeal the 9TH section
of an act passed 18th February, 1851, entitled
an act to incorporate the Northwestern Virgin
u Railroad Company, and an act passed on the
93rlF February, 1851, amendatory thereof
-, The, chair stated the question to be on the
amendment offered by Mr.. Steenrod, to strike
out from the 18th section all after the words
Board of Public Works"
The. amendment was debated by Messrs.
West Steenrod and yTazewell, in favor, and
Aessrs. Deneale and Roger in opposition.
The ayes and noes being demanded on the
adoption Of the amendment, the roll was called
and the amendment was not agreed sto-yeas
IS, noes "a.
Mr. HuidIeson offered prOyiso to the bill to-
prevent any discrimination in the transportation
ofpassengers and freight, which was voted down
ayes 10, noes %. ~
The bin was then read third time and pass
ed by the following vote
- Ayes Messrs. Arther, Burwell, Campbell,
Chapman, Coleman, Deneale, Deskins, Hair
ston, Harris, Irving, Logan, Marshall, Parks,
Paxton, Randolph, Roger, Saunders, Smith,
Taliafsrro, Thompson Turner, WEIGH, White,
Wooding, Yates-25.
EoesMessrs. Amber, Armstrong Baldwin,
Bfsden, Braxton, Daughtrey, Finney, Flood,
lHuddleson, johnson, Layne, aicElhenney, Steen-
rod Tate, TazeNell, West-16.
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ST Cairsve Gazette; Spirit Of Denocrncy wooasa.ld:
American Enterprise Bridgeport, copy amount Of Sf each
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- HPat, you have dated your letter a week
ahead-it is not SO late IN the month by a
Och, by, and indade,it it's me that is wanting
sweet Kathleen to get It IN advance of the mail;
sure III not care Of she gets it three days be-
AsBoston dispatch says: that the Fremont aiu-
tual Insurance Company, ON account Of. heavy
loss have tietermine1 to issue no raoEe policies;
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ton; and this 10 Itself will tend strongly to hold
him to a just and moderate course. In our opin-
ion Nicaragua has not had an administration for
tweaty years which did not repose on a.more
unstable basis than that OF this Rivas-Nalker
Government, questionable as are its antece-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-12

SELIGMAN BRO, No. Monroe street, Wheeling Va
- will give Goods Bank Of VIRGINIA mon
cy at par, until the LIST o July. mII0
[City papers copy weeLl
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Hotel for Sal

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
ME nnderstsned Offers for sale his House and LotE
\ Market street. East SIDE between Monroe and Unions
Ths Lot e fleet trout With good Brick Dwelling at
It wiz be sodIow and accommodating terms and pot
session given any time after LIST Of October.
- Enquire Of
sCps j. n. znNER.
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TaVern 10 Rent.

a. -- y Tavern TO Kent
ME well known Tavern known a. Mrs Joodne's on In
National road. miles Of Wheeling viii be lur
from Apr first, 1856 The stand Is Too well and tsuta
Known TO require firthcr notice.
EoTtsrms enquire Of Jacob GOoding the undrrsrns
nVlStts LYDIA ClRUt;ER.
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To Aessrs Mortimer NrOvbray so Baltimore street, ai
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notice will hereafter be given during tl coi, Sryi,-
3her ut public or private sale In lots suit rurcas
!a1 portion Of Wheeling Island In the occupancy
To persons In search Of country residence without m
moving an ncOnvrliet distance from the civ or 10 n,,
DESTROYS OF engaging In Market Gardening III! property
advantages superior any other ever
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

New YORK CERTAIN FOR FILLMORE AND
DoNELseN-If any one has doubted heretofore
that Mr.. Fillmore will carry the Empire State
, in November, he may now cease to doubt
The action Of the State Convention of Old Line
Wings which met at Albany on Thursday last
has placed the result in New Y ork beyond any
i doubt whatever, and rendered it certain that
her thirty fue votes in the electoral college will
: be given to Willard Fillmore. This insures
the leeat of Col. Fremont. The Old Line
Wings have come nobly to the work. Dis
cardlng all sectional jealousies, all party pre-
dilecti0ns all former animosIties against the
peculiar tenets of the American party, they
have determined that they will not support
Buchanan, because they believe that his cleo
ton 1UtU perpet,tdte internal agitation and en-
danger our amicable relations with foreign
powers; that they will do their utmost 70 de-
feat Fremont, because they believe that he is
not qualified for the Office and that his election
will increase internal strife and tend inevitably
to distaaion; and that they viii, stnitedfy and
earnestly, labor for the election Of Willard Fillmore
for In it they believe they will lind sale
guarantee that domestic agitation will be quell-
ed, harmony between the States restored
peace with foreign nations secured, and the
interests of agriculture, commerce and manu-.
features promoted. s za
All hail then to the gallant Wing phalan1
of the Empire State. They have removed al
doubt of Mr.. Fillmore's success in New York
and their example will be followed by the mass
of the old Wing guard throughout the Union
They send their greeting to their brethren ii
Maryland and Virginia and Kentucky anG
North Carolina and Tennessee and elsewhere
North and South, and call upon them to rail-,
tto>the support of the Union candidate, the maj
i'm whom all parties and all sections can con
titls. K7|. J51l;.
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The Chicago Fire.

The following is a list of the principal prop
erty destroyed at the Chicago fire of the 18th.
brief account Of which, by telegraph, we have
already published f..-e -as ta-n
Michigan Southern In Freight Depot.
"F..f !" Out !" -
Rock Island In Freight Depot.
Rock Island House. - -e..-. .ss..
Walker House. .a5r sa 5.a.-
RobnSon's Warehouse. -i.
Goss& Philips Sash Factory.
Two Dwelling Houses. sa7a.. IF 81. /.
Fifteen or twenty freight cars.
Large amount OF Freight &c, &c. -.
The total loss cannot fall short OF $50, 600
but it is scarcely possible to arrive atany thing
Ike an accurate estimate. - s-se.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP rows, ESQ.

II The political Simeon has sprung up, and is blow
Ing from the in good The poor credulous
beings who gazing in teny the delusive mirage
that cunning politicians paint for them will have their
eyes well hllel with sand. Barbecues pole raisngs
s9eech ings and political asqueradls the order
of HE day or course the truth the whole truth and
hing but the TRUTH is TO be heard all these
ons. We have never yet seen the politician who was
above AkiEg misrepresentation. If their state
ments fer its only slip of the tongue a different
form of xpressing the facts. All are henest-
very honest. .
RoLE-RAls Ss.-A moeratic 'poie rasing'' came of
on Monday night, onFourth Cherry. Though
not present tbs iilustrous occasion, WERE
very indefinite EXPRESSION, within hearing distance
and judging from the bedlanc indications hat came so
softly floating the evening zephyr, reasonab y
Inferred that the services Of caravan OF wild beasts
had been procured to elliven the occasion.
The pole has, on its heavenwarl extremity green
bush, indicating the verdancy OF those who Mill be gull
ed that bogus GASEOUS patriotism that has for lis
elementary principle and its principal elemant. pow
erful concentration of noise and confusion."
| II We yesterday made a short notice Of the bust
ness houses in the course of erection Main
street between the evee ns The canal. They all
nclad within distance oftour squares. We omitted
to mention the buildings 10y Messrs. 10 adr
Baker & G.rvin situated adjoining the Of the
Crescent City Bank building THIS sis Office row, with
three suits Of Offices the ground floor aud the same
number in the second story These desirable rooms
both from tneir plan and location. They jns
pet and ready for occupation.
We will. when or'leisure affords us opportunity
tour Of the city and for tho teneft Of
readers the Improvements about town generally. As
it is anticipated that there will be difficulty in 10
eating the national Capitol Ct the Northern coned racy
lin III Of a of The UuiO
confidently suggest Evansville proper site. More
particularly on account OF avery commodious brick
sructurefnely adapted to the size of the intelleets
certain deiiserative body-hai already exists the
Court House square, -f-7. -ra
We would however inform the nation, that until that
very desirable event occurs. Mr. Rob't Fergus will
continue his lumber yarC Office therein where all who
wish for good OlrdiHg be supplied by lodging with
him--a sufficient pecunary compensation. .f-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL
steamer Empire sunkI

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10.
Private dispatch from Memphis states that
the Empire, from Cairo, bound for New Or
leans, sunk at Island 81 in the Mississippi
She had but little freight, which was saved
The boat is a total loss. She was owned by
Capt. Underwood, her commander Mr.. Pala-
clio, of this. city, and probably other parties
They purchased her about four months ago
for $4,000 She was insured for $1,000 in
New Albany.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NHOFEATsS LIVER PILLS.
PHOENIX BI1'T'ERS.

FREE FROM ALL MINE RAJ roIsoEs.
'WNHE great popularity which NoFFArs LIFE PILLS and
PHNIx have attained. in consequence of the
extraordinary their rnders
the proprietor into 'ysls OF
their medicinal virtues properties Having been more
than twenty years before public and having the united
testimony than THREE MILLIONS who have
heen restored 90 of the perfect health
reputation thu hestvegetahe
Medicine befor the public admits Of no dispute In
almost in the United States there
many ready testify their efficacy in removing dis
and giving the whole system renewed vigor and
-ealth
In of SCoRFULA. ULCERS ScURvY or RUPTIoNs OF
he skin the operation truly
hing often removing few days every vestiEe OF these
diseases their purifying effects on the blood
EVER ami AGUE DYSPEPSIA DRoPsY Plies and in short
all diseases yield their curative properties No
amiv should he them by their timely much
suffering and expense he saved Preparedty
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, NJ D.. New YorA.
And for sale by KELLER. FARNSLEY CO.
mis- Evansville In6isnt,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

" The St. Louis News of Saturday even
ing says: 81,
THE R1vERs.-Water at this point falling
slowly with seven feet to Cairo. All upper
rivers reported falling; Missouri getting low
and sand bars becoming troublesome to loaded
boats. -.f.l