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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-15
NEW YORK ERYi


On First street opposite the Post Office.
after long experience in the busn
ID city of New York. inwhieh eli he is aekuowl
edged to have superior in the MANAGEMENT of we'll
pointed bakery. yould respectfully announces:
That he fully prepared to furnish all kinds of bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenuts etc.
wholesale retail.
Weddings private parties balls private families win
supplied often desired with everything fresh from
even at the shortest notice.
superior articles Graham and brown breadsalwayson
hand. =
The proprietor will devote his EXCLUSIVES
Iy his business. which shall be execuedin asyle rot
besurpassed vi j C. GAUNT
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NOEaGE

THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock OF
Goods comprising alarge assortment of Watches jewel
Clocks rmerly owned Bye Gossen would respect
fully inform Evansville and vicinity that he
will the business the old stand First street
Main and Locust and would he happy to wait all
who will favor him with call promising give satisfaction
sale The will be sold small advance
first WITHOUT REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods ted represented.
All kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
iana1-tf - W - 'U-' 0-se' 'CBAs BARNUM
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
Main Street, betxV. First and Second.
lHE undersigned having lust returned from East
new receiving extensive stock of Hardware. con-
sistingsof all kin ds of
Mechanics FOOLS,
of the best qusiay aud styles of American and
English forming most complete and choice
assortment also, =
Building Hardware.
Locks and Tatches, Butts End Hinges. Bolts &c., Trim
mings fer Furniture, sc = - -
Farming T0OlSs
Shovels and Spades Hay and Manure Forks
Hay and Straw Knives. Grain Soups. &c.. =
HOWSefuFniShing Goods.
Knives and Forks (Amerean and Engis kinds of Tea
and Table Spoons andLamps Kettles
Pans. Coffee Mills, Fire Sets, &c. e. .,
Pocket CUTLERY. Guns, Pistols. &C..
always ON hand; Chains, names, Saws Axes Rope Pump
Fixings. &c. sea4-. - -'f-g,f
Encouraged by the liberal patronage citizens of m
ansve and vicinity the undersigned LARGELY ADDED
20 his stock Of Hardware and will always keep greatest
variety Of Mechanics Tools of the quality
well as other goods continuance of patronage
fuii requ ested sep24 a A. WALDKIR
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$500 j. E. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER
Flksr sTREET RETwEEN VIE ANp pIvIsIoN

FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIVISION
NUFACTURER efevsry description Of Brass Work,
" Of saus quality not to thing manufa0
keep constantly hand oil globes, STOP gauge bib
roton metal we'll as
of ali other articles usually kept in thisne
also appointed sole agent this city the sale
ings far superior yet and have
rably. when exhibited been awarded with the first
miu Samples OF the same an be seen at the establish
mens. n, -.
The highest market price paid for old copper
Ali orders me will with prompt and i'm
mediate attention. -sE-s-5- dec4
HE understands would that he has finished hs
large and .sTasII GsT n'G GAViE.
Il has ver @ he os hS n G ~ al
receiving sGippns Sther river BUSINESS
The pstronase therefore the ants Shippers an
ap5-tf ''.'i'' JOHN s. MiroHELL.
y IS easesnew style Bonnets;
$50 doz ginen Cambria Handkerehiefs; s. ftfat
70 Do oss
5oJanonett Collars; $50 Ghemsetts;
6cartoons black silk fringed Lace;
4 pieces super black Satin Vestings
50 eartoon oautua Ribbon ass widths and eolors
so cartoons hew style Bonnet Ribbon;
20 doz bonnie Silk crayats reed this and
apsd4w 4ls Main street. Louisville. KY
JOHN f. CRISP.
N o T ARY PUBLI
A Tthe EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms. Fos-
N Buildings. will attend drawing up Deeds Mort
and al! other writing entrusted him. decI7-dtf
@NHOICi9 BRAKRs OF FLOUR.-we have on hands
" the following brands of Flour:
Brueeville Mills (extra); WOodberry Mills;
Patoka do do Orange do;
brakes Creek los Clay co. do;
Which warrant and sell cheap any the city,
and deli vered sred of charge. I'll Eftl -
augI2 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
FLOOR MATS AND RIGGS
IS doz do common to fancy Jute ats;
do do do do Manila do;
do do Cocoa do;
do do Fancy Wool do;
do Jute Ruggs -r-r g.
do do Manila do; l..a 5l.-
| - do do Schenee Riggs for sale low by
sep22 rae 2. H. COOK & SON.
Z
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THE ALLiEs suRRENDEREp44 :,

SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased Old Water under the
Journal Office and filled it to overlooking with the
latest styles Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nshing Goods etc. sell astonshngy low. the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TosURREEDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in of Mems and Boys readymads Clothing
Hats Trunks together with ok
Gentle Goods Taors' Furnishing Goods
this city Their facilities for purchasing and
manufacturing perior house in the city,
which at all times fill all orders with the best
the bargains Country and
and public generally respectfully invited call and
examine their Reduced Prices before purehas
elsewhere. declS-tf
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g.. Wv. CIV EMS.

G. w. CIV EMS.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
No. Ii POydras Street.
New Orleans, La.
-,t. R G q .--a-f
JAS. G.. JONES. ESQ.,, MEssRs. Z. Il. Cook & SON
j. s. MITCHELL. MEssRs. GEO. FOSTER & Co,
sT Evansville, Indiana. aug3o-fydAw$
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II A z I'M n rIyLIIE Sim IL la

FINE WALL APERS-UPHOLSTERY WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
CHMIDT STARK have just received at their
"a First large assortment of Wall Papers
itie to the tglded every
thing beautiful description ia this line They
everything apperaining upholstery
chairs sofa &c. in superior style Having Just en- arged
accommodate increased business.
prepared receive and show thema
large oek and low prices. ap2a-tf
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NEW WAsHIN GTON HOTEL.
WM. Fsf1aLLYa

KNHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv, PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STRREr-Pheun-
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
of and vicinity that having
Senior partner in the late firm ofJ Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce business the old
stand He embraces this opportunity returning thanks for
intends effort inertia eontinu
anee oft hesa WILLIAM REILLY.
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LII eersons who claims against will please
"A them Immediately for payment; aud all those who
themselves indebted will do favor BY
ing the same. jyi7-tf j. W. d s. FICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-15

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville and
Ia its vicinity that they have formed partnership the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having actively engaged in the profession for
teros century and become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent this climate they hope their experience and
will entitle them share of public patronage
Their oce Firsr street between Main and Locust
posite the Post Office where either both them be
consulted unless absent on professio nal business.
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LINEN S, )

= AANIbJII HIN FIN -. = u
DANIASKS, &C.
JUST received direct from the
~ and Banbr1dge ireland. we'll stock of Linen
Goods, viz -
ia Linen Sheetings. soft finish grass bleach;
35- inch ShirLing do. do.
Bleached Damask Table Cloths asserted sizes;
White brown do do do do:
Rleaehed do Napkins;
Bieaohed and brown Huekabaek Towels;
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, etc.
Weiu7ite the buyers to these Goods ut whale
sale retail Possessing the facilities DEW
competition here elsewhere.
aa SHANKLIN e. REILLY
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ntNNsllEI,rEON NOTICE,

M OTTOE Is hereby given that the hrm OF GEO: Klein
u Co. che Lard Oil. Soap and Candle business: ha
dissolved The undersigned authorized to settle al
business of firm will collect all debts and al
bills of said firm. DECKER KRAMER.
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will the business of the former
firm Of Geo Il manufacture of Lard Oil.
Candles and will sell at and retail the
prices arranting the articles fully equal
those of Cincinnati market Orders
second sep2-tf DECKER & KRAMER.
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STOVES AND TINWAKE.g
LAS SCANTIIN & SON

STOVES AND TLNWA ARES
JAS. SCANTLIN & SON
T@F IRE now supplied for the Fall Trade They have
E on hand one of the most complete Nassortnents Of
a STOF Els of all kinds Cooking, Paror and Heating
= Stoves of all descriptions for coal Coal
Crates Fancy Common daily
q large assortment of TINWARE hand. They are
prepared attend prices for
cash old stand Main Second and
Third sign OF the Coffee Pot. Be particular as there
are several stores in the same block. ep27-tf
j. LAUGHLIN, A.. WIN. COOKE
CRANE, COOK 6 co.,
Water Street, batween Main and Locust streets.
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CITY ExPREss BUsINEss

= -
s&asil 81 s.lF rt
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| TIE La INVEST TUX IN THE UIT1!
Id Ohm f. GLOVER e. CO. corner of Main and Seventh
~ streets Evansville. Ind. would pectfuy inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete fScaoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities thioknesses Grooved Pine
Ash ooring Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings
Pannss; 600 fees sound Common Boards suitable for
shops barns feneing No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
&e Can have made TO order the lowest prices Shelving
doors Sesn Blinds Mantle Pieces, Mouldngs Frames
Doors and Windows &C., &C. Bills prices forwarded to all
who send for them. Orders assistance will receive
prom ptattention. fshI2 tf
a MES sHOVELS.-25d oz No. .. genuine article
IA contractors, for sale low CHAS. S. WELLS
dee6 New DWARF Eous door hello Pr ank
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nVNSOg,uTVON NOTlCI

an the 18th of August. the partnership existing between
w Mckinney Cooke dissolved by mutual consent.
O. MoKSNEY all debts owing by the late rm
the purchaser Of E. A Cookies entire interest in
the Merchandise heretofore owned by them in Evansxle
Ind. e. ..e.f. q. MCKINNEY.
sep3-tf f. "A. COOKE.
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LADIES, WHITING PAPER.
N nINK note paper; Green note paeer;
M Violet note paper; Yellow note paper;
Buff note paper; Pink letter paper;
s. oetI0 = DOBELL a LISTER.
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GSOFFEE.-Prme Rio Coffee from New ork. received
oct Per raiir'ap anu A0i 9@ " PRESTON BROS.
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F&HOICE FLOUR IN BARRELS AND BAGS
suppy kept and tor sale at the low
est marketprices bv11Tza S. E. -GIEBERT- q Co.
oct2O Agents Poseyville Mills.
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= sTORAGE WANTED.
MOTIONS! NOTiONs!i

HyLOWER vases, thermometers. travelling mpanions
A London seating eight snd ten keyd French
cordeons French harps, dolls, marbles; toys,
-onnaes. combs Superior needles pins tooth
oils, steel tooth brushes
beads noe chess Emerson s staps toile
ap jumping and battle DOORS together wit
variety Of ACTIONS for sale by A. @. PUSHEE.
ap26 under Odd Fellows Hall, Frstst.
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SAVER WARE.
NNT have just received assortment Silver War
" such as Table, Tea Desert. Salt and Mustard Spoon
bugter Knives Sugar Spoons, Cream Ladies' Soup Lade
Children,s Forks etc. all warranted and will be
prices Call soon at BITTROLFF e. SONS,
dee12d Main street, between First and Second.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
V. e.. Smith & Co.'S
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.
IL

49,. LONDON, Laurel CO., KY, Nov. 1, 1859:
MEssRs " H. SMITH & Oo.-Last month. when a fisis
to Louisville having been afflicted with the chs and Fever
finding relief in the various remedies
induced give your Fever and Ague Cure
in missed the chill and have been inn
proving daily think will
would earnestly this invaluable prepar
those who afflicted with Fever and Ague Of
Chills. Yours truly, JOHN. a. CANAFAx.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-25

Srorr,su SESrixksr vs.. ESeLisH SlNrAruY-we
have been favored with the following extract OF letter.
FROM lady in Scotland To lady friend in this country.
which We are happy publish Offset tu Lady Noel
Byruns communication to Mrs. Bcecher
Stow winch appeared in paper Of Saturday evening
"We all greatly rjoiced at the certainty vi Mr.. Blu
chanans election to the Presidency IL will show
there ATE vet patriotism, sense and
enough among the majority Of your great aud pope
country to contr, its desties IL - sad think, but
alas, true that nothing would delight the monarch.
countries OF Europe much ~ Ia your country
yoly,i ia cis strife Why cannot each State attend
it, own domestic aairsr II they do slavery.
understand the constitution of the States they pass
laws 20 abolish IT. opine, however that slavery will
not abolished In day, nor IL Il desirable should
he your Southern States consequence should becOuie
a. aud mpov ershed IN. Island of jamaica
where England the plcntitude o mistaken phlanthro-
nv has expepisnccd the lauientabc spectacle and
wr.tced condition ot the blacks by
think will ~ork out its regeneration, and that 1t
is in the hand of Providence.
rherc ar, more wretched white slaves ireland than
there are aiming the whole o Africans. English SYM
partly very much out vi place. since she aicd IN enact
Laws prevent the starvation of more than 2nUI hu
man bing- in IruAnd in short There j. bal
lad by Eliza Cook that nay dear sister used to sing with
such point aud j. such admirable rrbuke To the
Duchess of Sutherland aud such Other zealots, q
scni you verse OF it, that surely her Grace must have
felt II she ever read heard the lines Of her gifted
trywomsn
We ARE busy in helping the far away slave;
W. must chrr sh the Pole for he's foreign aud brave;
Our s,ivng record is widely unroled
To the + at aud the West send mercy aud guld
But ncthink- their those ia famous land.
Who's. thin checks mi ht tie iatt'ied by csyS hand;
Aud when John hull Is dealing IT.. generous shares,
LIT him trouble his head with his affairs
"Do TAIL send the earliest nl-rnaton Of the
result OF the election"
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RaRpWARR.
FALL sroCk or nAnpwAnE.

eALL sroCk or HAnpwAnE.
VASE q pors,s. ana S......s ~ s.su..s,,
70 vheh re-p-esfsily invite The s,<nt,ea % my
f. . 18Th ,a 'o.a and country. Ny 'ssss con-
rsss.,., sr..: Srs.s. ,rea. .,r. and ssosssd
snsvss and ro... IN s<.,. and IN pair. ans
ssn metal and psse~s.,a pre..svips Ksui~s
M.itsss, single and In .ess.. very handsome
Tall aud "a, bottom bras. c.ndichs Trays
Ivory handle Knives and rosa Of o. psss Rsas,ss
Ssasi. .p,.,sd table ssa Ss...s, i voss. ''''
RaEs and she. makes Of back bone and ssR.o handle
Peet and pen Knives. Of Reser. and other
make1
k.ssrs, Of we.s--helus and W. . & Bulehsrs asis
Pruning and hedge shears
bench aud moulding Planes. baldwin, male
Hand, panel, rip. tenant, pit aud Saws
sraer. and B., .oe.v, and nras' cl..ls ..d aousss
sainFilus, iahing and bench Hsiehess
Nah, brad and esrp~t Hammers
Mouse esrpsn,sr,. and railroad Ad.s.
Squares, bevis aud spoke-shAves
Two aud tour fold Rule. and Taps Measures
wrshts'. ,oidbox Vice. md slelse and hand Hammers
Nails aud Spikes. Of all sises
xsssr, and au.;, ;.a sl~is, pni. all 'sss
Pad stock u ehs cupboard mo,,iee rim and clos, Lacks
Curtain Pms aud Curtain B.nds
Hank and wovc Wire
MAs"n's challenge Backing
Mineral, porcelain aud mahogany Knobs, for furniture
Ames aud Rawiand. Spades shov long
Eiv-u'. lIllnF Hoe. nd xrahlns Hoe,
Trace, halter, breast. log. and veil chains
Butt iins.s, "i every .se aud Kind
riA,s hook and eye. .,rop and Hinges,
Iron iooa. aud Staples. and liza Pc and Staples
Together with almost article usually kept Of
cclO Opposite X. " A p. X r. Depot.
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II A II ID WA RE.
FALL ORTATION, 1856.
=. T.. MOORE Il CO.,

y. T.. MOORE Il CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
No - Pearl ST., opposite H. ". Fry's, Richmond Va,
AVE received England fu
AMI complete Of Birmingham and
and from the this
American Goods Their large and complete
Ing In part Of
Pocket knise~ OF I, 2, s. 4 and blades,
HUGH home ebony and Ivory handle Knives and fots,
Ivory handle Knives Forks. 81 pieces
karors of Wade Butcher
manufacture. Of every style and quality,
scssors aud Shears of various and styles,
Single sud double barrel guns, superior.
Pistols Rifles, Rne Barrels and Mountings.
Trace, halter, lug, well. nth chains,
wedding aud killing Hos, all sizes,
Axes Of Collins, simmons Virginia make.
Hand and panel SAWS, Hammers and iIaehets,
NIL, pit, and circular saws.
Spades aud shovrls Of Ames' Rowland other makes
Anvl-. Vices nj Smiths Bellows,
site and hand Hammers Stocks aud Dies,
Ri-trr, shear and Steel, IA
Castings, Horse shoes and Horse Nails,
Wire Selves and Sftcrs
Horse Cllars, Hind Brides IIames,
Brid, Filings, worsied R.ins and Girth.,
Locks, Hinges and Screws, Of every description,
PiAn--. Chisels, AugurS aud Piles, Of all kinds,
Platform Counter patent st.-lyard.
Snglsh. American, and q. ID. Percussion Caps
lAv and Manure Forks. 2, audi prong
Tea rrays and WALTERS aud all other goods usually
Hsrdw ar. Stores
goods have bee purchased favorable tsrn-
aud selected exclusively Tor the Virginia North
merchants visiting this respectfully
mlnstinn detcrmned low
house In this any III the Northern cities
s-Or'-rs promptly aud carefully attended In. AUS
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AHRIv,L FRrSCH RsFUGEs.-There arrived here
Friday night last board OF the bark Amazn Capt kir-
wan Rrencueu who had been transported from their
native snd for political oesc, aud who escaped from
al the islands o French Guiana. Tue OF their
escape both novel antdangerous, the mode OF their
from the island being raft rcied by
themselves, aud made Of dr wood After perous
age OF live days they reached Demarara aud from thence
brought this port the bark above stated They
speak very highly Of the kindness OF the officers the
azon-Blh San.
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To NIsIroMs goo ,r,IE srA.rE rAIm.

TO VISITORS rO THE STATE FAIR.
tHBSrk LArgOP you'd special ther
- sluck ~ CarI'e;ing. comprising:
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
d. do Brasel. do, do English do do
Sup Three ply aud Ingram
Du all WOOL Dutch aud Hemp
DO Cotton Chain aud Rug do
PLAN aud Tw lei Nenitisn and Rrussell stair do
Rich Mosaic and Velvet Rugs
Psrior Mats aud Cocoa Brush Mats
Ais, Rich Dress silks Ia Pieces Robes
D. Paris Mou~cnvs And YAlencias
d. Motisin and Lace Emhroiderr- in s-ts and single
Morning GoOis Of the hist fabrics uporel, such
Botnbazns, i1nis- and Iu-Sor, Cloth
Csut"u 81 a. and Alpaca. MoGsclib-s
ESra width Engish Cape. sc
The above other
At les than u-us prices, for easl, only
CIIRIsTIAN LATHROP
oc24 % Main stTr-t
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DEATH ARTIsr.-Panl Deliroche the painter
died recently IN Paris - stated by the last foreign
HIS greatest work is considered the painting te
seInci' cular hall of the Palace of the Fine Paris
which he engaged for four years. His Death OF
Qrcen FL znbeth," Execution OF Lady Jane Grey "
stafford going Execution aud other paintings ustra
tive ui Engi-h history, well known many person
in this country through engravings
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HANGE OF SCHEDULE
&C n d q T. 10 ID.


FuNo Lynchburg ~ 81 To Lexington ~ ~
u To buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge 4
to
Satisfied, fair trial. that the majority
Boats better evening return
the old oursOn aud after the s2i leaving
Monday Wednesday and Friday at r. NJ reach New Canton
A. NJ and Scottsyll- IL NJ. Of the
and BachsnAn aud Lexington y NJ. Of day
Returning leave buchanan at A. NJ. and Lyncburg IN
NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday reach seottsvie at lU4
New Canton at ~ p NJ, aud arrive Richmond 3
The the
and buckingham O. H. and In scoSe with tie Stage
isttesvlle.
go See Time Distances, In Card below:
dare Richmond Monday, Leape LyHotbHrO Monday.
Wednesday, aud Friday, az Wednesday, Friday ~
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NEW SILKS, CLOAKS, SCARFS, &c.

NEW SILKS, CLOAKS, SCARFS, &c.
SECOND StPrI.N.
NNE Will this day another lot Of those
w 81 ks at g. 70 and 81 Also, elegant assortment
Of new si!l Wrapping
Grey h-aycr Talmas
French do do
Rich Velvet Cioaks. In black ard fancy cnors
ftne French Cloth Cioaks richly triut1rd
Rich Circles and Tamas, combination velvet and MORE
antique
Rci silk and cashmere ScaTfs
Bay State, Stella and other handsome ShAwis
We ask the attention Of the ladies to ttese goods
ocis la Esv,s sooa,s
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&MM ssssgiR sagaaIE aeeEE


ALLY LINE To 1iiE VIRGINIA SPKINGS-C ENrRAL
~ Railroad extended Nlboro' Alum,
Alum and Warm Springs aud
sulphur, Red and Sweet Springs and half days.
S1phur day In IN. evening
The track being a aud by the let Of July will h.
Aoro sc ms the White sulphur
Ing - miles Hot Springs, ~ miles, Warm springs, miles
Alum, iu miles; aud the Rockbridrc Springs,
leave Richmond $50 NJ, dine stsunton
Mnboro ~ NJ thence by Stages Springs
Leave DAY at ~ NJ, passing by the
inr Springs, and reach tie White Sap by ~ M
s~sy aud OLD Sweet To dnnsr and the Salt sulphur
second day.
Through tickets by Hsrman Browns
pur, Ell. tie SPRING. tn Sulphur
Ia all the other springs and u Lexington.
~ See Ticket Agent IN Richmond.
objects this
TAIN TRACK passing the Blue Ridge
Gap will ride OF Eve hundred miles
With perfect suce-ss for more than two years
JNO n. rIMBERL AXE, supt
oner Va. Central Railroad, Richmond.
OUR LINE STAGES
VIII
val sud reach the Warm Springs before oock
The l. tie d familiar the Springs,
tn Nltnro White Sulphur les
Iy eight miles an by other sti greater
ui the roads
The puhl rely always having abundant Stage
c0DOfIfion, without crosdnR and
please the travlrs having careful drivers
tune. HARTMAN Known
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Passes ALvREp. the second OF Queen Victoria, LA,
gone study aud travel the continent The it'll,
Royal Hghes- is the fourth child OF his parent aud Is
just twelve years old But he il atfendcl by Licnte
ant General Sir Frederick Stnviu and Lieut. Cowell -"
II ~ wOnid Lieutenant General Winfield like b,
w.y- years.
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MEDICAL.
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kApvArs RsouAraa terrible Chronio
y.% .nss hnssn fhy.eiAns scott county Va had si.d ths
using kHd.ay ksmsss Let every Who Aict-d vih
read t advr~msnI Let all Who desire good rurEativs
and CniiAxuc Medicine
e covered With Pmps Boch< Sores vhose blood nl~d
With bad hsaers read s pabish RADvAtS RkApr
MILF kpuAr, kErov.sse knot.ur, and kApvArs k.eviA-
ross The only remedies required
palms. the terrible and ghu diseases tsep
human systsn a regular and healthy condition Spring
RAILWAY A 90.