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| 0Nk q tke Pc. Psisstiye and llve. Mel.
roan 1s 5e y Pqsis H fs%siS IT. sAs
than any other medicine known. It Il NOT only .
% secs eCI 4. hvs %OsS ESs@sSy; s,ns fra on the
Aesch end bowels To- csry oiths. matte! thus
s psnu ssnFs = ssos any
- tons Of most Cstharscs. # srenethens the sss-
g. .y sss n s s .ns
build itup with unusual npidity.s q ,..'.Sy,
DR.. SANoRD's ISvieoRAroR Is compounded.
Entirely from new articles Of medicine, namely,
Some idea Of the strength Of these gums may he
yieorssor contains IS mnch Strength as one hundred
doses Of caiomel, without any Of its deleterious
eThough possessing rsre meacinsl powers, these
Gums have been but little known to physicians,
and never used in their prescriptions until used IN
success ato Induce the cpriesor prop iss@
0to Otisr itm family medicine, tried and known IN
Iss;s;. ~ - .hs nss ,ssy sver siieo 70 cure Aiver
inaissssion ssinr caused By der.nsed Liver IL
Janndice is caused by IN improper action Of the
and a M proof that the Invgoss.o, rsIsyss
take the !nvigorator regularly one week, aud their
SKIN will begin tn assume its original color. ~
IN sma doses on rsSe,
inishins the dose, the bowels are ieft IN healthy
work. Sick Headache IS verv soon relieved by IA.
KING double dose Of the Invig0ratcr, which cor.
Directs all acidity and sonrness Of the stomach.
For an overloaded stomach il has no equal, as II
relieves al oppressive or uneasy feeling sser eat:
Nwho use II speak in the highest terms
Or. SANFoRD's INvIGoRAToR came 10 us recon-
mended as q cure for Liver Complaints, and all |
diseases arising from diseased liver. The festl.
moniais OF 81 many OF our physicians in its favor,
~ Induces us to try it, and conviction is certain
n that Is one OF the greatest blessings given to
dyspeptics; for II made complete cure before the
nrst hotre was taken, and now eat anything
mediele without trouble, while before nothing hut |
the fghtest food would digest. and often that gave
pam, Now what we want to say to all readers
NOT fail TORY thisthe greatest remedy In the world.
- There has never been tried In Our family RENE
> DIV which has met with such unhoundcd success in
the cure Of diseases incident to children, as Doctor
Sanfods Invigoraor; nor Is il alone for diseases of
chldren that we use it; for II Cathartic so
mildly and gcfltiys and renovale the sys-
TEN So thoroughly that think we are doing !
upseryice to all in advising them when they need
- have come under our notice where great benefit
has heen received In diseases Of the Lives, Stomach
and Bowels where all other remedies failed to give
relief 1t has become 50 useful in our family that
We will not be without it.-JAcKsoNvILLR (ALA.)
RRPU sLfCAN.i 7''lT- E-f>---| |
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
!, SANFORD & CO., PIopretors, 3ab Broad way,
!" "" Whoiesaie Aeents. JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati:
( FAIHnSEsTQCk In & LAWS, Chicago; o. J. WOOD
Aren't , for Evansville. J. J. PENNINGTON.
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RAILROADS..
-. : =. .RAlLRoAD. : 1'N !.
4 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

"sisS-sist GaHe1 8s5 - .saeais n-s
az and i,f .f,srf THURSDAY, July ID, is,, and uru
y further nolce, the Mail Passenger tain win leave
Hvans1ile ss9 o'clock and 20 minutes, a. N vincen
mes at n ieP N. and arrive at TeeFisute ssH h.
Connecting with trains for indianapolis Cincinnati
and all points East, also for trains the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North Vest
Passengers dine n Terre Haute-Baggage checked to
IndAnap Ifs. sstttr - s4f
RETtRNING-leave Tere Haute at $40 p. NJ. af.
ter the arrival OF trains from the East and Wes-; Vim.
cennes At $50 p. VI. and arrive at 80 p. NJ. 80
Passengers By this train arrive at Cincinnati ct l230
same evening, Cleveland at SEQ morning instead
OF 2D p. NJ. as by former arrangement. ~
| "A MIXED TRAIN has been placed on the road be
tween vircennes and Evansville; leaving Vpcennes
at $40 M-and arriving at Evansville at 1o40 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 3.0 and arfveset
vincennes t6i5 NJ, connecting with the o. n.
Road for Cincinnati and St. Louis. ~ 'l
-tre OBSERVE, .sf-,s - -
Passengers arriving by this train hare over hours
IN Evansville for BUSINESS or PLEAsUR1.
Freight Trains North OF Vincennes, will run hith-
to-Leavng 1erre lIaute for the South st return.
ing arrive at 1erre Haute at s:s5 n. >. -Ns
For any information through tickets apply af the
COMPANY Transportation Office, head Of Locus street
Evansville. - fessl - - I-.-,-
- Cars run by Indianapolis Times minutes fas-
ter than Evansville time.
4.F - -sJ J. J.: DANIELS,
sF vincennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Rerster and Mt. Vernon Advo.
cate take on: former advertisement and copy. nyi?u
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Axles Springs; made of the hest steel; Bands, En-.
aneted and ef all kinds ct Leather; Cloths Lnes FOR
Carriages, yarnishes, CASTINGS Of all kinds. Saddle
IIames, fine Silver Hames Of ali kinds, Jenny Lind
Gig Trees, Self-Adiusiing Pads, Taylor's Patent
llames, Ply Nets Shoe Threads Horse Blankets, Lon
Cotton and Worsted; London Welt Skins, superior
article; Ivory, Guta Perca ard Brasslined Maitengal
Rings; Superior Kerseys for Horse Covers, the best
quality Of Carriage Bolts Patent Gig Trees, &c, &c.
II keep In fact everything -apperaining to either
branch Of the business, and understanding both branch.
es thoroughly we would respectfully invite your at.
tentien before purehasin 4 elsewh here.
am also agent for WARDS PATENT PR1NG
SADDLE. ape0dAw
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- = - - - ~ - A$s - - e
xucH usED AND HroHLr roruLAR
FAMILY MEDICINES
..s,ds 10 o L L z q s.
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS!
TSows ToR THE cUss o. LIvIa COMPLAINTS
iis D o1s psaxsenD sAsrs; STATE sssSS 9" GHr ns0A
NVHHs Medicine has been in public use about fifteen
s Liver ses has BEEN 19s eqa
w any ~ r to 'hs public S
spassed. @ and are the o9sna only, true true and ana 'n
GENUINE LIVER PILLS.
The subscriber would feel agTieved TO he even sus.
lss
share of which it has not inst and full claim.
When he undertook to prepare and vend this Medi-
ways defers,) NO Pin was known to the public having
any fair prstention to give relief in
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
with such directions and precautions might render il
has fully sustained its reputation, and increased his
confidence in s just elaine 70 he regarded a. the only
Pill deserving to be called ''THE LIVER PILL"
COsTIvENESS. f
ton very often in torpid state OF the liver, and the
Liver Pills superior, cathartic, TO the pills In
all cases puraaiye pill, and may, advantageously
TO the public, superseie those in general use.
THE WORM MEDICINE
Has no superior in this or any other country for ex
pelling " Forms from the human family.
Worms frequently infest children aggravafe al other
diseases, and capable Of producing great disturb
ances in the system; and, consequently, all medicines
given to them, should be prepared with ereat
and Of the hest materials and is to be feared
that many Of the Worm Medicines in use are totally
destitute of these qualities The vemfuge which the
subscriber offers to the public Is prepared of the best
materials that can he procured t--.s++
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP,
Pronounced to he the peasantess and most ecacors
remedy now in use, for the cure of Coughs, Colds
Heavness, Influenza, tickling sensations of the throat
Whoopiug Cough, &c. &C. as -~ssFT
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup has given relefto
hundreds who have used 1t, and the proprietor is per-
suaded tina; II has the power TO mpart benefit that
not claimed the Cough Mianres in general use.
- as MOST OF THE MIXTURES.
Sold for Coughs, are composed Of spirtuous and In
danmatory articles, which, while they give lirtle relief
really do harm. The Imperial Cough Syrup contains
spiruous greent Whatever, and may he used in
III requiring active medical treatment The
Imperial Cough Syrup has been used for the last ff
zen years by the most respectable inhabitants Of Pitts
'orsh and vicinity HxLfocK Al ie1s x sronDARp,
u1 = rf Ags. at Evansville,
sepis SLY And by other Druggists generally.
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Whose sands % life have nearly run out, discov'
cred While in tte East Indies, certain for Con-
4 sumptitn, Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
] general debility. The remedy was discovered by
! him wken his only child, daughter, was given mp
die He had heari much of the wonderful restori-
tives AMI healing qualities OF Feperations made from
the East India hemp, and the thought occurred TO him
that he might make remedy for his child He studied
hard succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child
cured and is alive and we'll. He has since ad-
mnistered the wonderful remedy 10 Thousands OF suf.
fers In all parts OF the world and he has never failed
to make them completely healthy and happy, Wish;
ing to do much good possible, he will
send to such of his sted fellow beings as request
1t, the receipt with full and explicit directions for
making il up, and. successfully using it,, He re- i
quires each applicant To incloee him one shilling
three cents to re returned postage the receipt,
and the remainder TO be applied to the payment
DR.. H. JAMES, No. 10 Grand st.,
Jersey City, n. j.
n. B. DR.. II. James has neither Office nor agent In
New York, some have pretended and ADVERTISED
The recipe is sent from place but No 10 Grand street
Jersey City, New Jersey.
jel0.3mC.-dw-in
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

A ~ ;g;Ss!s xssz;ss;r ;..G CO
Passing Evansville. going mp every Wednesday, at !
Saturday s II O'Clock, VI. Will make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville, andins at all
Northener IS unsurpassed for speed comfor and safe
IT,. Connects at Louisville with the mammoth d. =.
nail steamers Jacob Strader and Telegraph No. q
cities
pasenscs going East by taking through tickets On
hs samer, WIN ave time expense and 20 to 30 hours
disagreeable Railroad travel -
~Connects at Memphis with the splendid line OF New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon and
White River boats, and at PSiucah with the Cumber-
and and Tennessee River packets; at Cairo with the
st. Louis packe.s. ape
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CHOICE TOBACCO.
G II DICE CIGAR 81!
NJ q w store,
New Stock BY an old Dealer.
THE undersigned having removed hack 70 Evans;
takes this method to inform the citizens and surround.
Ing country that he Is prepared to sell low down upen
*. terms a e can ss boash' ELSEWHERE
1:' i:T H:isnS: $Hss S's Extra; &c. aeis asSs''
john JOINT pSe: Se9"n' Mmlsd; Maes and Mack;
Richard Roe; McCready:
a. white and Iovelace: ECLIPSE, together with
other hyands Also snuff, 6ne cut smoking and chew
In the Cigar branch, sen no mani, labor hut my
own, feel coufdent by having thirty years
rsde can give -~ti.facton 10 ali those who NAV fee
- is. MccRAcKEN,
my6 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
LAG ONDA AGRICULTURAL
WORKS.
" n. COOK 4 son are Agents Tor the sale
Ketchum's Mower,
DO keaper,
and All other articles hy he above nam
ed Works, samples to be seen at their store. 4,
my20 z. II. COOK & SON.
J. c. wELBORN, M. d. !
OFFICE ON THIRD ST., BsrwEsx MAIN AND SECOND,
sAl- --- EVANSVILLE, IND. -
~ Residence on 3D., between Sycamore and Vine.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
Foreign and Domestic,
Ship, Log, Trace and Halter Chains,
Naiks, Hoes, Ares, Rdfchsfs. 1
Planes. .ScNAes, Cradles. R0kes,
.SaeatAs, Forks. Scales, Shorezs.
Soades. Grndstenes, LocEs, LatcAss,
Aveurs, Gtissls. Looking Glasses,
Fles, Guns, Pistols, q Fancy Goods
Aassfs rss ssssSsf s$sSes ! PssH9Ts sssszss'o CO.
aps7 Water street. Evansville, Ind.
M q 5Sis kesoIt Molasses;
- half bblS Nolassess;
.- 10 bills s. H. DO, in store snd for ssls w.
myis TENNEY 4 soRENsoN.
CANAL STORAGE.
% sr:e sny = % =.
which WIN ne received, stored, taken care Of and held
tsrme. p. q. O'RILEY.
mh56B.
JEICH & VlERLlNG,
uIAvr juGt ,penei large and well selected stock
IL Of D8U IS and MEDICINES at their old stand,
10 which th;y would respectfully invite the attention
Of Physc Country Merchants and the public gen
enliy. large stock Of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS and /
vARNIsH, BRUSHES, se.. always
ALSOs--Pwe Wines and Brandses fsr meaica, pur-
poses. LEIGH & vIERLING,
sp07-lm Wat8 sreee, one door below Msfn.
On BXs sevens Star Candles;
~ 70 hf. boxes Sizes star Oondles;
pT. do do DO do, jue ne1R
my1 Il. r. COOK 4 oOE.
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CARD.

ID ETURNING MY SINCERE THANKS TO MY
- friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage, will take this opportunity TO inform ALL
that from the LIST day Of August 1857 have closed
my books entirely and nothing more can be charged
under any circumstances my object in so doing is TO
enable me TO sell at smaller profits and offer greater
Inducements TO purchasers
would most respectfully solicit call from all, as
can confidently assert from the recent large pur-
chases have made, my stock is decidedly larger,
cheaper nnd better than II has ever been before and
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Boot and Shoe store, No. Fs, corner 7th and / st.
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FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
FREDERICK CITY. MD

(SCHOLAHS Will be received at any time
- during the year, and will be charged from the
date Of their entrance TO the end of the scholastic
year. The lst Of January would be most appro-
pirate time for them 10 commence.
This Institution has steadily and permanently in
creased in numbers for the last eleven years. until
the present capacious edfce which is so feet front
30 feet Deep and four stories high became entirely
inadequate TO the growing wants of the school.
In August last, the Trustees commenced another
building Of the same size and external appearance
the west side Of the present ediice This building
is now under roof and will be ready for occupancy
early In the spring.
This addition win give us the largest and most
beautiful exhibition room in the city, six large pro-
fessors rooms eighteen additional hiQh airy lodging
rooms, and the whole of the high basement will be
fitted up for gymnasium for the young ladies' 10
exercise In during inclement weather These inn
provemests make u one of the most extensive and
complete establishments in the United States.
This Institution has able and efficient Board of
Professors and Teachers, good Library, excellent
Musical Instruments, an extensive Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, and il is confidently be.
lieved that II offers many facilities for mpartng
thorough, extensive, and refined education as any
Seminary in the land
The school is not sectarian, on the contrary, the
young ladies' are strictly required TO attend such
CnSrch as parents designate, accompanied always by
For Board and Tuition, including furnished Rooms,
year; payable haE yearly ina IN advance O p ''A''''''
For Circulars and other particnlars address
alor9 HI. WINCHESTER President.
Josiah =. Polk, ESQ., ssr..;sS .s,S El,i. nj E.o
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VIM. S. Williams son Of grocer at Wheeling /.
was arrested at that place on Tuesday last charged
with being the person who, a few days since, Oh.
tanned, through young man. named McLain, the
contents Of the post Office bag of the Manufac-,
turers and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling He
was arrested while sitting at the breakfast table,
an hsur or two after his marriage with rcspecta.
bic young lady, and was on the point Of starting
on his wedding tslr 1t is said that although ap.
parently not over twenty-one years Of age, he was
married once before, and had served out term
in the penitentisry at Albany, n. Y. .t, u, 80,
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There is nothing purer than honesty--nothing
sweeter than charty--nothing warmer than love---'
nothing richer than wisdom-nothing brighter
than virtue-and nothing more steadfast than
faith.
These united in one mind form the purest, the
sweetest the warmest, the richest, the brightest,
and the most steadEast happiness
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WASHINGTON, s4TURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1857.
From the German Of Heine.

A horseman through the mountain pass
Proceeds in silent gloom; Sl
And haste TO my loves embrace,
Or to the dusky tomb p
The mountain voice replies
tt "The dusky tomb
And onward still the horseman rides y
With gloomy thoughts opprest,
And shall ! reach the grave so soong 81
Well!--in the grave is rest"
The voice again replies ~
The grave is rest"
The tears fall from the horseman's eyes,
And on his pale cheek rest ;aa,
! "Since only death can comfort me-,
j For me the grave is best" H
The hollow voice replies
5g 3q 4 /" The grave is best
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SUGGEsrIvE.-" Sam, why don't you talk to 4,
your master, and tell him to lay up treasure in
Heaven ?p a#E sst @ 'tal-a. 1F E7H0'R
What's dc use of his layin up his treasure OF
dare! He neber see UNI again" .i .a " r'{'pI.go9
Wonder If that's the reason SO many protesting 3
Christians are afraid to lay up treasure in Heaven
Never see it again! There it would be a dead
lOss-we mean the money. ohsWhere your tres.
sure is, there will your heart be alsona The treal
sure is here, and here the heart is. The heart is
not in Heaven, and the treasure cannot be trusted
there. The fine gold would be dim removed to F
SO great}a distance, so strange a vault for safe
keeping! A beautiful inscription, 1t is said, may
be found in an Italian grave yard--ol aap 80 d"
Here lies Etella, who transported a large q
fortune to Heaven in acts of charity and has
gone thither to enjoy it.n 60, n
The following might be written on many q !
Christian grave stone. So y. a5saFl atlf HA'
-ssr.a ~ wnsmy pleasure and my pride r'i N'''
TO show the world how rich died." viirga
Substituting fat for rich, and it would answer
az well for the headstone for headstone. for al
bullock. fh ..' e
i"They that will be rich" q Tim, vi, Q, l0,Y
are very apt to go-well, never mind; but that's
what ST. Paul THINKS Of it. g How hardly shall
they that have riches enter the kingdom of ~
Heaven" What's dc use OBJ layn' up treasure
in Heaven? Neber see um again!" Cufee, thou
hast spoken wisely and well l!-Richmond Chris
tian 4dvocdte. aiU 'li'a gaii rai h9ho
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Boys are sometimes endowed with remarkable
memories. Weknew family in this city consisting
of an girl and one boy--the latter about years
old They were sitting one evening around the
table, engaged In telling each other how far back
they could recollect The little girl recollected
when she bad a "doll that cried" The boy here.
spoke up and said that he recollectsd worse than
that How worse" chmed in half dozen voices
in breath. "Why, recollect four weeks afore
was born, and cried all the time for fear FSbt
n gdLF'- EXCHANGE .a 80
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THAr's So.--Mr. Walton, in the Ohio Guilt.
vator, says that ga man may read two hours
day and make moro wheat, corn, and money, than
the man who don't read any," We will add, that
an intelligent man can, by reason OF his intelli-
gence, plough aud hoe and reap three times as
much as an ignorant man, even though he have
less physical strength and takes no steam-water a
and II any one asks for proof OF this assertion,
we will produce IT,