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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

ROBBERS AnRsTsD.
Deputy Sheriff Higgins last week arrested two negroes
named william Barnett and James wilson, for having,
the evening OF the 2eh OF July 1850 knocked down and
robbed John Brown, nj the foot OF johnson street., OF
gold watch, valued al $50 There three concerned
the affair who have until recently eludet the Vigilance
OF the officers Tn he early part Of the Barnett was
arrested BY Sheriff Higgins In den in Nev York Five
Points On Friday Wilson arrested at Coney Island
the action Of the Grand Jury by Justice Cornwe Patrick
Dcnahue was also arrested on the charge Of recevins
the vach, knowing 10 have been st)en, and heh 70
await the action Of ihe Grand Jury in ssot bail
srrups.-About half past eleven O'Clock on wednesday
night Mrs. Martha A. Ittle wife Of George Iile rssd
Ing u ise York street, was found dead in the privy Ia
he rear Of her house, having hung herself BY small
cord attached o beam. She speedily cut down,
bu, NE was extlnct Her husband has been 10 III health
for sometime and unable 10 work, and sup oosed that
this Was the cause OF her committing the rash act she
was about twenty four years OF age and leaves child
about eight years OF ago Coroner Reddng held an In
ques. Yesterday when verdict Of death By suicide"
RopHny or Corru Two men named John Mink and
Roger Costello we're arrested Wednesday by
officers Ferry aud Hsslon, Of The Third district
on suspicion OF having stolen nineteen bags Of
conee the property Of RoIke Meven %, Of 90 Pearl
street. New York Costello WAS observed about crossing
the Hamilton Jerry BY The oocr, having In wagon 90
yera bare and from suspicious actions the wagon
searched and found 10 tain III coffee In ordinary corn
bass instead OF the original bags He taken 10 the
station hcusc -her he said that bought II from John
Mink, Who keeps a liquor store 70 Commercial street
Mink was arrested, and the officers proceeded 70 Ner
York 10 dnd an owner was after some search sscer
tanned that the taken from the ship John Bough
ten while she ylrg al the new quarantine anchorage
On dschareipg her cargo was found there guam
uy the ocee missing and no trace ;out be founf Of
A. IA was valued At about three hundred dollars MAX
was held In 81 600 TO await the action OF the Grsud Jury
and Costello was held a. witness
FIRrs Fos MOVIE or Jriy.-The report OF the bell
ringers a. the City Hall shows that there were nine Q,
Of which three we're ircerdary aud elk accidental
WAS q false alarm. Tue total loss " $4,000, OF which
about half covered by insurance.
Iscryu-Corouer Reddiug held an inquest yesterday
on the body Of woman rsmsd Mary Morrhy, rec ing
NJ NJ ~ Amly street who died from c'rgesr'1 Oi ne
brain. ytrdic' a accordance wss rendered,
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I'm m THE srpy AT Carr MAY The cores.
! the phIladelphia Aws<ricdn writes from Atlantic
"a states Hotel, N. j., the following "A lamentable
|bvnIng occurred In front Of this hotel yesterday.
kas unusually rough, and the undertow quite
h no one could venture any di'tance ont without
|ns ls force. There were, however, hundreds
! IN the surf, and many Of them fingered W on
u sh encounters with The white capped pillows -
Id and rolled. and danced impetuously towards
| Among The boldest Of these was Mr.. Charles
II your city, q young man about 20 years old,
| and health, and happiness, whose probity on
pa agreeable department seemed calculated 70
a In after years q most successful and res pectful
He was q native, We believe, OF New Berlin,
widowed mother and other relatives stu I've
Engaged In The dry goods establishment OF I.
Brown, on Chesnut street He was an ex-
nmer, and needed not the warning voices
pore prudent companions, moi 10 venture
lar. He had just been cautioned by
rsk 70 which his great temerty exposed
ne Jaw still further out a very heavy breaker
rushing madly in, and ho determined 70 dive
he did 20, but the receding current carried
Nv ana he could not return. Again and again
fuugeled manfully 10 roach the shore, but each
ave seemed 10 draw the victim further out 10
ow nc cries for Help, In Gods name help"
ec'ators on the beach hear with alarm the wild
rieks Of the drowning man ~ they intsntly
s rsn'ic Efforts Tor his life. Oae xoung man
Pc, ana others picked up boards and sent them
'owards the nearly exhausted swi miner, but
&c ,escned him Two gentlemen seized and
hcs hne from the buhing house, aud rusned
water side with their clothes on, only r,uslr q
their ehoes and wrapper, before they bound
nc hne 70 their wriets, and plunged into the
sersi ln noles OF reaching him " possible be
< bu. All their detserl,y awaited him q u, for
ere 10 the wa'er % their necks. an ove;ehslui.
mos pcfterhous volume ssrpck the 20 YER
d 'ovi sonchoee, AMI he ssEz tegea'h Tire
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Ths Grain Crop o. 1857.

Further thoughs and additional infofmAaon upon the
subject Of the probable production Of grain within the
STATE Of Illinois the present year. convince that the
innate which We gave on Friday morning last, Is under
raher than above tue mark In making estimates Of this
character tho United States census returns Of 1850
lied upon 10 furnish the chief data But the returns will
inevitably lead the statscan into serious unless he
In posaesson Of certain collateral information as 10
character OF the season, the average yield per for
the year 1849 he year which the agricultural in
the census Of 1850, represen) compared With other
seasons. A unfavorasle year than that OF ls40
could not have been rejected for the collection Of stascs
OF agriculture In Illinois q Of unusually
short crops Those Of our grain dealers who in bud
ness In Chicago In 1850 Twill remember that
large amount OF breadstufs shipped thai
year from this market 10 st. Loas, much Of which
was required to supply the demand from Southern
Illinois, Peoria, Reardstown, Naples and stner points ON
the illinois river lying within tho very heart Of the grain
producing district, purchasers Of breadsuhs In this
market Also But not lef to mere general state
ment on the subject which any BOBBY 100 lazy to nves
gate without The regulate capacity 10 understand IT.
can readily enough dispute the census returns give %
the average yield per acre in ls4e throughout the sae
and have only reproduce The figures hero TO prove
that the yield below that Of ordinary seasons the
following table shows the yield Of grain per acre in lSas
In this State
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vhe Watering Places.
TO rus EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SEA vKw HoUsE, HfGBrArDs on NAvRnxE


SEA vKw HoUsE, HGBr-.rDs oF NAvxsIsK
August 4, 1887. 4
In your edition OF Monday containing the particulars Of
the tragedy that occurred this house, reporter has
uninennonaly made slater ents calculated 70 inare the
reputation Of this house and s proprietor.
instead OF "hir,y," only some half dozsn families com
pr,ins twenty ONE persons, all told have len in conse
ouence OF The occurrence and these vacancies
ned before sunse, OF the same day 80 tha, instead Of
1.-TWO families only remaining there sre mapy families OF
prominence a enjoy ng She salubry OF this beautiful
SPOT. Combining, as does sta actions nowhere exceet
aud seldom cQusutd on this Continent
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RUNNING AWAY WITH MASS FAMLY-A dis
ressed head OF . family whose were unable 10
learn, srrved In this city few days since, from Michigan,
In search OF his wife and three chill iren she
came here under rrctence % making vist-met man
by the OF Lewis, formerly waiter 10 Vnton saloon,
and elopcc with him, children and all This man Lewis
had formerly been ncraut Methodist preacher, and
sometime ago had met this woman in this State aud pro
baby secured mortgage her affections which TINS
cclosed-Chsodoo Pres, zugLd3
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Brooklyn City News.
Kings COUNTY BOARD OF sUPERvIs0Rs-ANNuAL
MEETING AID ILBCTI0N OF oFPICBRs.

Kings COUNTY BOARD OF sUPERvIs0Rs--ANNUAL
MEETING AID BLBcTI0N OF OFFICERS.
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Board of Super
visors held Tuesday afternoon. Supervisor Lindsey
occupied the chair, and motion election entered
into for the choie Of President of the Board for the
suing year. There one informal and four regular
ballots, which resulted In the choice Of David Lndrey
The vote on the lait ballot stood - follows
Samuel Smith. ..........................6
oeofBe W. beeoker.. .......'.........,.....
Dr. Charles A. Van Zandt unanimously elected jail
Physician End Albert H. Osborn Clerk Of tho Board for the
ensuing year Thos Petiit elected TO tho c1ce OF
Sesler OF Weights and Measures and the other appoint
mens were postponed until the next meeting.
svRRoGArns
The Surrogate OF Kings county sent In tho following
statement Of receipts for fees during the year ending Aug
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Uho 8etropsiltan Police ConmIssSons
ONE HUlgDlID AND F0URrH8N UNsUOCDsSRUL BALr
LOTS yoR SUCCESSOR TO Mr.. DRAPER-s0MB
KNOrrY QUESTIONS s1rrLHD.
mo Board met precisely 81 10 O'Clock Yesterday
Dg-Iresent Aessrs. Wood Powell, Nye Bowen, sranahau
and Oholwell.
The minutes Of the previous day were read and ap.
proved and the Board proceeded with the special order.
the election of Successor 10 ~ Draper. The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

ca 6n -sgg COAL, u 10 Eos sroya s1ss
III CVs arf ffstr sci vrsrsaHted be NeT quay ~
= delivered % shJye rsS-s t,r or y, Al ms vec
pert~e a1c1i ayTF = &~r wfr Goa nu rri at srrsNG
X T. HoSE.I-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

ID OOMs TO LET.-A FURNISHED PARLOR AND -
III room adjoining, for two gentlemen The
date vicinity Of the Metropolitan Hotel Apply % Crss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

CToLEN-oN TIE IsT INST ;, AT ABOUT AZ OCLoOw
~ M from before D Marke black aboul IL
bands high the hind feet white long tail and white spek
The face attached light without plain axlea
The ont wheels Ard patent axes the niud wheels;
blue horse blanke. marked the under side VIM Wcck
j. W., one brown robe and cushion Sup
posed to have been taken bv slightly insxicatsa
Any rfof nation may be lett AT j. wnierbotsms le Spring
street.
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Es f:ss fa
Jan I-ca big. Ghaa.uoos. Norris Bshis and market;
sss s1F. ssa fTs
ySsa &c; ssow Flake Scott. SYorf Nasd Queen aulse
ssr soaSisis. Charleston; DANIEL Saiossy wsdsa car
.s Dec :ess Golden RSe Essm.n f..
ATT Si:S: ssssS: ssAr
BATH pss S @&sr ri, sN Crime. s.lasou Havana
csrdsns Rcefpo ui1
ns ss.vE @ sd sn Ben
s!eAmship Nashville, EVAN, NYOrk; sp brig
so,Icd srs iy6ss Ferguson, NYert Span polls JOsefa
DENNIS, DEC SIN goEt Srs VIM ~: Kelley Phi
sIss aaS for d.
oT e. T% S And
q Ssfa sSIns the % sfSS S s.
Lewis MuIiord Doyle supposed for Philadelphia; Minerva
SAs ships sssasn Ssm.r Tea,e
sehr Jane Baker Summers, Philadelphia. Cid bark Myr
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2l-Ar ships Lizzie spaldng, spald-
s Ssss h1na Mason Tse John Gosts Frat
9R%a Re s9sr Pss s%
@ wsSs
tsuhsrn Eagle, Chson Lvsrpool dependence. E,sis,
Winchester Nyork Harriet Hazstnc, Drintwaer. Boston
brig uia NicSeson Cardenas, schr ii Manchester Pot!
ter Havana,
Towcd 10Th, ships Rivsrsmth and Teriseta bark
NORFOLK, Dec 3O-Arr brig Andrew king NYork. schrs
EAchsrge, Haock York Honduras, Tannor Fali River
3lsiAIrr schrs Castor, Harding NYork Jane Ingrahe,n
PORTLAND Dec s0-Arr ships Moro Castle Oliver New.
castle, IL William r Schmidt Sears, Trapan via NYork:
bsrks John Ayies Hart Cardeuas; Washington Allston
kuss Boston to load Tor Buenos Ayres; briggs Roamer Wy
Es @ f Bsas
Maanzas Comopo's Davis, Cardenas schr John Howard
ssi-Arrbrs Al@irs Emery. Georgetown SC for Thomas.
Comsiock Wiley Ianger; Corvo, Hobrook AmboY NJ;
JerushA Baker Garfield Huntington LII Belle Creole Bragg
NYork; steamer Westernpor Berry, NYork Cid bark Al
oi1n Lye9n pnnning Gareenas brig Canims Ford do
York schrs James Mckee, sauerly Baldmere; Hamar,
Hopkins Fall River, to load for Mobile Below smith,
Baese from Norfok and two schrs unknown. Sid
wnnAlns Pow, Norfolk. Ebon Atkins. Marston NYork;
3ls,-A steamer Ospray, Kinney NYork; schr Smith
Basseu Norfolk Sid schr Sarah Jane Broheron, NYork
RICHMOND, Dec esd schr Haxan Winters, New
York; brig shivtz stckney, New York
SALEM Dec 3C--Arr schrs Lanson Dean Drinkwater. N
York Thomas Hix Hall do 3lst, Justlna Hewitt NYork
Ga sis scr Filing Eagle, Claussen, Zanzibar Sid 3Oh
SAVANNAH, Dec 2s-Arr barks Pembroke. Frank, Santa
Cruz; Empress Morris, Lverpool Coeno, Felkns Cork
Below. brig kcunkus, from the West Indies. In the ofng
WILMINGTON, Dec 26.-Arr brig Lydia sTover, Gaslin
Perard 9TH schrs Helene Suites NYork; Arcade Smith,
Ouch bound to Boston Old 9th, schrs Bennett Flauner
Appee, Boston; Francis Hatch Conner Poreo Rico; Ma
9th brig Forester Floyd Indies schrs Pedee Baker
NNork q III Smith, Smith, NYork.
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-ns snssxss s.bls snhieis the vslss Of foreign dry
aga. ertsed 81 ms part or cssv1pscs, Tor warehouse
me vithdrasas rem wa'ehouss IN each month
a NE rsss fSur ysars. and the asgrsgssss for
s~~a yrT-
Vafus % NV Coos EsrHssD zoe CcxsrxrTios Al rss
fesF Ma YoAK pvuse rrs YaAzs 1855 1854 1885
ga fNN
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TOWN TowH-A LARGE ruRrrsHsp Roon 70
~ let without board Ess. ps h, &c. 70 w ~
sirass for Two gsnirp,sn App'E m@ whhs"e~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Esr. .s........ " vpns ssrs. Htnrh =
sss "rs ............ 81 siss .srss ..s.....s-.
Pet ss Nsw Nesh. sss-sry q. t-sfs
ufArlD
esarshr naHF Csrfs "a. I've 30 ~ a calls
~saIstT rhtsfsrhm heogrsn sns ane ht- o.
SO s-.sSs rr.-, H.sA. R--n.s-s.ns- Rassr.
80 VI. ~ rs.r.T rs..~ksra rRs~s@s
sip ssrrss " rsb-sA Nrsn hu-ne~ srFsa-~" 10
80 ~ sw,us.r. n.n. sosg.-re nunaanAc,
rsss ceslaiss tnrsmE kl~assrsf srem~-Asunnsa Ne
fss rros ns-r.ts amr.nss-g q ns~ o.
rars Esra~r ~ kus Maa. iAaoua-Msfm Mntems
81 is's !. ssss' go fsrs Asss-risss,sr.
f.s Hsry-~- NFAsls s~ll--kssl- &c.,
~, s.. $3.50 800 49, cssfs.srs-s caves
81, W Co~ss~su rbhsuz C.ab-M hp~sms. %.
erkr q ws-r~ A dsn- ws.ninRen-4ene~ nmMs SO
sioor W " pow-n. Hsn~cs. ProTas@c~-n~~
c1 De- n bu' no r--svse from c,ssm Hs.ss,-eA "a.
NCopser, NSsss. scufsyt1~o sne rn~nrs AVE- n~-f
90 -
sblr nee 0sanisi 90 Ros.oul As6rsss C.niea. Aas ~
g.-..d gsy. n.sd. %. h.sns ~ ~.
\. sc-, lssI s''sr' a. s'ss. ss5 ses 49, s.as
Gecrse wslrnsn. u rsis' s'~3 rov ., Sos =. y "
wrssses 81 An ship va rsinssd prs ne--~ "a 80 c-
q tore'cpss,sn, r.s ss.-Y ~, - cs, r~1.ss
la provtdeuc~l ie.vn 81 e-rA hsd bal-~n "a -
Ae leshiss b~dl!, snd .s~1 % Pro''~'n.i ~" "'""'
SO ceass,s, busSsiD.a, IA-~pss So ~ ss mise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

NoNATroN vIsTT.-yoU ARE REsrKCTFrLLY N
IL yted 10 donation vt W be made 20 rev Chfrst
j. Jones psror, and to Rev uln lleland Norwrlssi.
sw edish missionary % ha Mariners church
ner Cshsrne Streets Monday aierD0ca sni
evening January A. the resiienfe ~ ket Nfaresl n~N
The irf he above vii srlsr@
from that these gentlemen frequently % rr
contribute necessities OF ks suelne peog and i~nd
less from their rned resources Donations % rn,~y
and other ARTICLES % h0us~keapmf VIII %
The nkfuy received Comnfse OF Arrangements Mr.. y
W Petit Mrs. I. HAIL Mrs MARI ,orwin, Ma f1ira5eh
Direy. Mrs " A. Curtis, Mr. WIN. Turner. ~ $50 csro
Hne smith, g. J. gedneI ana Caafare Price ff-nnenlns
Complttee-Mesrs. q W retA W. A. Turner fsnd c$ner~
nELAINEF
rNrfanas
ladies wli Ind he rre.est bargains In hinins~ W
rNSswSfs
ever ossgsd 10 the
New York public
Mo- Tus nyuAdway.
near vourih street.
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Herald Marin. Correspondencs.

IHlLADRLPHrA, Jan Arr steamship Kangaroo JET
fIey Liverpool
I'D brxs AIRED Erail Beading. Csrdcnss Mary Mill.
ken. Ncrcen. Havana schr AIno. Giles Bath.
sd can pltiiy OF Baltimore, Liverpool; ships wabash
Havana. TtnawsndA Liverpool bark Philadelphia Bremen.
si-Arr scar Mary Iouisa stseman, Providence.
He.ow shp supposed 10 be the Hungarian from Liver
pool
Cd brig Joseph Csbss. Boston. SD ship ocssn Express
Or,..l,s. re- Al y N,iIlLen U.v.n. '"' ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

C11UATIOE wANTrD-BY AN IRISH WOMAN WHO
- Is good washer end roner and who IL wing 70 %
general housework Call the French boarding house, Ne
Kecfo a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03

To~l.. g,T7t,sos - cor zee f,s39,ST s53s,epe
AID ertsred
rotsA thrown
on marss, ses, no III sosaasss sas7s CO.. @su lao
Tue tstA increase compared with les, Ihs
o. icrolss DRY goods ru,os The make, s2s s7o.sss
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four County sabscribes 81 20 per annumciy 81
g q. sAiTER a CO. "a Broadway. DEXTER BRO.
InfRs. AEenis II Ann street
A coon COOK WANTED TO 90 TO yoSKEEs;
~ he nnson . sne s & goa waTs. g en-,
q ro.n no sroniins Rardlns. : waIist
As GARDENER -wANTEn. A SCOTCH ENGLISH
. ad .senS rsn we Nome need
apply except such produce satisfactory rcterence as
RccS Si' Poi See, wscSss,ep cosny ny O % w
A WAN WANTED At THE EMPIRE CITY KINDLIsG
Woe comrans a.po oo Of Iwsny a sl street Ea.,
% gs1ss Sr sy - SG svt need .5 Io' before Il
A CARD -RIcoRps rRAcrIcE-c u. HAMMOND.
Nc o. Dis ssy an and car 81 Psrs who me rs living
H 10 y s ps for he q sSrs 81
n sr 5, S.s q d \. %ss
Die favor 20 ibsrsy awarded him since his from Eu
r r. sranesss so ssy u
English o. Feneh ohce hours from al oeloek and ioom
Otto secock eyenns.
DAPrrsy. AND SERMON TO YOUNG MEN REV.
- nr nowius vii sa,ans q he sri1aanes 2, esP u,
.sr cmn 10 1srpr men Il Ms chnrdh nsdor street,
carmiIe sermon TO ladies he foowins sunday
evening.
pARo AIMS IN ExBRorDERrEs.
" - ''' No. 20 hrora-.y .
- ineu cambria hsnskerchsIs -, q,
BEAUTIFUL CoLoRs IN wool.
ID PLAIIS
Are nov Ta .s,T ?. y: q .. and S. per yard
A. the great sale,
No -W Broadway
Near Fourth street
Dox At THE Posr OFFICE To LET. ADnEEss T.
ID q. d Herald once
poARD IN UNION GOT ARA rURyrrIEp PAR
ID with tao be frucnas sitahed W e together
separate with board in hrst class prvaie use having
the modern Improvements. References requred Apply
Is Union place. Broadway side.
CoIENANe CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN RAN
" cisco-Ship Of The 18th ianuaryro sal poshtey %
n advertised ayThs ceebraied nrn cass zip
COT RrR Cola commander no~ rapidly Owing
Fas This eierant clDper ship Las Md ne
passage san Tran days landing her crgo 10
perfect orer large portion ~ her car~o j. ALREADY on
hoart she will positively sa a. anot The ilsnrr- ~
the low es raies For freight apply 10 wM 7. COLEMAN
GO. - Wall street.
ihIs ne akc no irc eftsef dag. AEtnts
San francisco, Messfs Vim. Coleman Co.
- ,hesP silks -,
n silks offered
the New Iotk pgrp-.
the rrcei sae
No. 10 Bro=S~s.
| "a Fourth
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
EyaNNYILLE PAPEK WAKEHOUsE.
STEAM AND WATER TUBING.

Nv w rought Iron Pine from ~ inches interna
diameter inch wbcr will sell for cash at Cinciunat
rices. fei6-sn T.J.WHITE & co. Locust st.
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vully PLATR. &C.
il 500 boI es Tin Plate 20 p iss Block Tin;
1000 lbs Copper Bottoms assorted;
1000 DO Wire do, In store and forsale By
jyU SAMUEL ORR.
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CARTER's SPANISH sliXTJRE,
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD!
NOT APARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE BLOOD!
NOT APARfICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and P0ndcrs
infallibe remedy for scrof uia. Krgs evil Rheuma-
IN tsm, Obstinate Cuaneous Erupons, Pimrles or Pos
sueson the Face Bohes Boils and Fever Chronic
Eyes Rinsworn or letter se.ld Head Enlsrsness
tie Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and All bssssss
iniudcious Of Mercury, Imprudenee in
Life Impurity ofthe Blood. 70 I u q 'TI-IltFT
Blood thousands Of patients
all parts Of the United States Who testify daily 10 the
CARRIERS S SPANISH SfXTtk.i" Nearaisis. Hseu
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections ofhe Kdneys Dseas
of the Throat Female ComPaints. Paint and Aching
the Bones and Joints speedily Night by using
For ali diseases cf Tie Blood nehnr has ys helm fou,s
to compare withit eeanse the all Impurities
acts gently and cfcenty the
the Digestion gives the Stomach makes skin
clear and healthy and restores the constitution BY
or DO BY The excuses OF youth 70 n prin
Forthe Ladies better than All the Cos
mctics used few doses OF CA.rER's SPANISH
ure will remove
the general health in remarkable degree bsyoad all
The large number OF certificates which we have received
from Persona from all parts Of the United States
evidence thatthsre hubug abeutit The prss hotel
magistrates. physicsns and public
the community their testimony TO the wonaerfni
effects of this Great BLooD PURIFiER. 20
the and Almanac and read
the wonderful this trulygreate Of all medicines
NoneS.nuine uniesssirnea Brxsyrr h Bxx.s irrop,,
forsu pplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Haiiock & Stoddard EvassvIe; Hzflock
Parmenter, Princeton; O. II. CLARK, vncennes and bv
desiersn medicines generally. suss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
NEWN EOR ALLl

VYTE beg inform the Ladies in
w particular ready to show one of
the grandest displays in FANCY STAPLE Day GOODS.
oHered this market We busy now to
give afull description immense stock Sufce 1t to
that Ladies' Dress Goods such as IRENE
and English Nerinos woolen Piads black and Silks
Deaines Mantas Shawls tho richest French Embroide-
ries. Silk Bonnets Ladies' Misses and Chdrens shoes.
Dauasks and Embroidered Window Curtains. Calcoes.
Ginghans Elan nels Linseys Jeans Sathe Donescs and
thousands Of other articles TO mention cannot
whether in STYLE quality price. As we
still moo-'SELL CHEAP ASDSEIL HEAP.
Call Main the corner
Of First. sep5 500 RoSER. BRO. FREY. 3
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QUIT DRINKING POisONOUs LIQUORS.
rArrsT rd 5sr E%x9x ssocrss &c
All Kinds Of LIQUORS aud Vinegar.
INSTANTLY. by the use Of
LAooU R's ESSENTIAL OILS.
These Oils obtained By Dis...io, tn. ch.nical
A. ManDn
Purchasers are rssassed 70 return the
and obtain their money II the oil does not give perfect sat
LxCoUR:s OIL OF ooeNAo neutral spiris to
s.s::s a.r:ss csss.. pasIsS.y ssas United
yard Propristors casslon and London Dock Brandies
s::
ne use q u: OH q Ssas g New York Brandy fiae
ExcSSEs OIL OF RYE ss.;ss. E;s;is.t WHISKY to
Sfi OF SESkzf change. common Rse,is.d Whisky 70
Ola ish Malt Whisky. superior article Of Scotch
Peach Brandy. 10. Oil Of Peach and oil Of cosnao viii
eonysrs sohnca whisky to Apple brandy.
=:
t.saZa.. s.lsss water e thirty Gallons o tie
Lse,ur 6sassasssssd Acid vinegar eaa Be made Tor
d roR 4; SskS s;i 81 req..
po.5 %. ell the whisky and shake well
ss 'y taste s:...,f,, color and s.s
Win sub sHs form
whsiy thus oppressed irasina
consists IL an oily nusaaoS e Impaired 70 III
liquor which renders mellow and impa appearance
Of great the third exhibited in the rich
natiy edor that impaired liquor which
ders distinction from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils TASKS; each flask tain
sumcent oil for making three hundred gallons liquor
Full aud comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
Price % per bottle. earn.
For sale the of Sc Charles and Poyaras
sacked and shipped. with bill Of adng part OF the
country. upoa the receipt Of sio in the sadfsssof
....--. p LAOOUR. New Orleans.
Purchasers requested of good faith
furnish the Of in New Orleans ind vii
ship them package the Oils II they do not perform al
that claimed for them. they will nothing an51y
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