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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-02
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The erefc's'@ Q, The west Po'D, Military
Aoa'iemy gro" H,re interesting - the OF
snins'no trosrsns't. ard se'e ths'I,'r'
nj Yesterday ~ ibe si's'''s"oe ~ nun
br ~ dlh'ngHisl@d ss''or', sm.ss sbofn
sss Lest TN "mte'h scott There Gas
also large n7H''sr ~ gSpsis from uS
bsiyhbor'og ho's's. ard 'e''d'n's In III" VI
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soa tee. % 10. n.ln~~. ssn
WAsnisgros. June q

WAsnisgros. june 81
The British consulate At New York 10 a
very important post, but II ha, been sllow.
I'd 10 remain yacan, since The di.m isssl OF
Mr.. Barclay. who had filed II IN a manner
very acc, p,ablc TO those Who had oiIlc,sl ba
,incss with him. We learn that. af,rr .
years delay. a ancccs.ot has beeo sppoin,ed
IN the per.ou Of Mr.. Francis ioassda, a,
present u resijcnt Of Cabs. where he bs.
held tie osioe of arbitrator u the Mexico
Commission IL WAS wisL~I by tbs HfI,i.b
residents Of New York TINT Mt Barclay
should return TO b.. pps, there. bu, j, was
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Morse Race
ALBANY. June u

ALBANY. June u.
A race for two hundred dollars q SIDE came
OF this r NJ. sgaiat the Dalton horse.
owned here. and tie Taylor bor~. owned IN
New York. The distance was twenty mics
10 harness The Dalton horse made wait
ing race for seventeen MICS laying clos to
rsylor's quarter. aud taking IL easy. and at
the eighteenth mile Dalton took the lead
Tor q mile. when Taylor ran pas, bin, going
n Q few iengths ahead The tine for ,ras.
cling the twenty miles vas one hour twelve
minutes and afy forr seconds The jadgrs
decided ih. race In favor o. Dalton. wbo gets
The stakes On account Of Taylor horse ron.
ming The horses arc matched Tor Ghy
mile race 20 come % q. New York
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CITY AND COUNTRY.

FREQ -, B.a, - saturday
T.. ws.rn,s. -- yesterday "a. .smst ,hss
The y'svioas Day. esB,ing decided Ispssss IN
su.insss oil Over ur shy
Fop~rH ~ Jrlr A msstins ~ . member ~
oiussss tsot pls<s on Wednesday evening". o.
ihs f.mss sahcs u arrange fsr "res,th ~
Jsiy CsIsb's,..m j Y. Pond acted IS char
m.o. sSd J ~ Williams - SECRETARY. 4 's.s
iu,lsa go psssed sgpotstiss I, v, u. Heard.
q. a. Msys Tbsn. Frss.h. y. Williams, ".
A Cfosst Col sJ-Sa, u. J Horn, ssd J.
=. Pond. 80 susbgs programs ~ psrf'fm
snS-s. sBJ ssbat iiis SANS a, sngthsf meeting
to 10 hsld ,bis evening. sBd in,i,isr c.Gsss.
Fsn@rsiiy, sid oil evil aud military assoc istasns
10 he ptsssnt on the occasion ~ the report -.
n. meeting sdlss,ped 10 NEE, % rndsJ even
Jog. 81 The Court HOUSE. ~ bssr The repent
We .sgyss, % osa readers . general sitsadsses
this s'sains
Car IMPROVEMENTS. The stree, Cs,psn,s
siyssrs ~ the s~.,sa Ward pteposs a. sfsss
G'svsi, Of mss sdsRss Third street from Jssk
.sn street W " sbsahz . street aud Hsns b street
from wssssLAs 70 ~ Peter sissst also ~
Aathspy .uss, from ~. Peter 70 Asstst street
fis~ 10 ts esmplstsd ~ ths IL, ef oe'o
ksf.
Tbs street Commissioners a. The Third wssd
kfspssa< 70 E'sis and snhsut ~s'nsi street
from Pissssst ~ taftabgs svsst osssa'ss IN
ibs ee.tss twelve ist bee 10 MAKE . sseas col
vert setsss sad street, sea sIssssts aibb -
he esasnsssisnsfs nsy dsss..
Tks, have siso determined 70 MAXI q ads
vsls 90 Exktt s'fsst from Peter Y, The
isnstiss ~ Vine .Uss,, els feet eide, sl.ns 10
BE- TOO sskss ih,es, sIsa DO, mere thss sis inch
20 side.
p.,,er c.ss,. - h~fos. Jsss % Amssds, IL ss
ksspos, -. hnsa nss aslisss fos sAssslt ssd
I n ~ 81.
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LATEST MEMS,
NEW losx, June 2.

NEW loRx, June -,
The Times says special dspatcb from 4
reliable correspondent al Albany, ipd,catc'
the probability Of A decision In the Metro
Poitau police case
THIS week our correspondent has asoer
isIucd carefully the opinions entertained by
,he members VI the Bar 10 attendance upon
the Court OF Appeals and thinks there is no
doubt but that the DECISION vii bc In favor
of the constitut,onali,y OF the law
Only two Of the Judges dissenting. Brown
and Comstock.
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y tss b.iir ~ f.ssasy
goesrB ~ Jrlv Az HslLs pLsns. - The
Belle Pisios Cswpssy have ebsftsfsd steam
host, To tsts Invited F.ssss 20 bslis Pisins,
10 attend . Hssd esiss'siiss ssd Ce'ili,on
Party, on the 9Th ~ Jaiy. The steamer viii
i.s.s the loser -hsr M Friday evening". ssa
,etsfn on tasdsy morning.
fgusr 90 jrLt ttLsssAf,or. As the sbbI
ssrssry n "~ sstisasi ipdepssdsses ap
pfoss he's, . strong feeling p stssdss the con
msalty that ~ should honor that s,sps In . ii
aud bseorsisg assssf--thst thsrs should he
total saspsnsisa u baslss.s from the Jsjgs ~
the tsaah ds~p the honest tsbssss, 81
ptsesssisas, hrsue'ts and music. tsisb,st
.s,s glorious ansi'ssszsy. LIT n - forth u
ssr bssihsvs, s,-tsfs snd ffissds abroad tbs
Ne IN Minnesota srs ma pnmlpdfil " our datie'
% AhessIrss cttissns. We would suggest "a
The several military ssd other companies sha
lntsnd wsikisR 10 precsssios. that after fh<y PEI
tb~lr respects "a sas saissss BY psssdiog eui
principal streets. 'hsy 's.t sou, nles, Good. =
qasstsrsd spot, . s,iis 90 tus from the sny,
shore os ihs bshks ~ one II oar tssst'fpl
lakes, s~sy from the crowd. dssi and heat OF
N. ssty, sil ran snjoy themselves nationally
| shsss tss Old zen innss vhs the yoang msy
play Reader shsi ssy yDu ~ lAks Como
Jssi The pie .. Gesd chat ssy The commit
Toe -, Gss,lsmss ws sssxess tshs Come" 9
dsfp vac shV r"t " Sfp'"~' WV
Tas vAs.Asr LAv.--Ths poiies force AZ tbs
siiy. 40 far % 90 can learn. have On srrsssoss
iAss, concerning thar sathoIiy, fs The srsss
u ysgfsnss u hss hsss thesghi that osf Dr.
sinssSss esscsfaiss ysgrssis thrcs The c'ss
~ prod apss the sity. Instead ~ upos the per
soa arrested. sssh : not the Toe, ~ eli b.
sssa Ny reading the Ord,asnfs. vhleh follows.
soa ~hieh SIS enacted Ass. i1ih, 1885,
fc. !. Ar person fessd si,hia The city u
ssm psai, iS.isrira ssogt saloons. tsssrns,
a,sss sksps % hsess. ~ H. fsfns, " vsaassisg
sssal ,hS sifests eis.sf BY dzy az night. cad
s.t having shJ tso~u place ~ 'ssidssss, ~ snJ
,sibs Moons Of support. ssd 81 sssss sass 4
ssss ssy ssissf Aeisvt s<eessf " As~'s1 y AyNy
ssSb pssssa sAsJi, 90 conviction ,hsfssf, bsfor.
TIE Ci,y Jass,<s, be inpri.essd 10 the ssan,j
Jed. ssd Ted On bread sad va.~f oaly. Tor en-,
tine DOT exceeding thrty dsys sn3 psy III,
esst u prosecution.
sse. } rha Orsiassss skai take ,s.t, o.
ssd after p,blir s,iss.
We issss tbs Fsl.es force, having the vss,aa
90 sssys tsfvss ihsn. gill not fsn 10 ttss az,
sad BY sa sssntis msds u ssms N the rod
rsos seoasdsss SOC IN tAs el';. tss bslass
nsy " isdsssd 70 ssst sss.S vtSs lssslRy q
Ass ssfsssss bsanso
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Qr.sIc June q.

QCtBEc june q.
The steamer Montreal wss burned lat
uight near Carvings, sbogi /? mites shorc
this city
The were about 800 psSsengsrs on board
mostly Scotch em,grsn,s, u whom about
lss we're rscaod by the stesmeF Nspoloou
II IL teiieyed thu, many swan Hshore and
were saved Ia o'brf ways, ba, "a oertaiB
as many az 200 periabAd 10 The Hsmts OF
we're jro-nd
Ar Philip u Jbr" Rivers, 4. sn'rg
ils drDrned
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psAp.--rhe Csr,ssesa Taaser,p "a kpab.
cen pager, slsrt~d On the demise u the Carl
aana 1s!ssrspA, sfser brief existence, Died a.
he eal II the fourth issue.
CAva,xy uSivcss. Unllefms and Trap.
inss Of the Cavalry Company arrived yestsr.
~. aud the Company viii make their FIST pa.
ale "a he Fourth u July.
Ls'osssrS ros rkNiSA-~A large number Of
ansdaa eng sD,s as now IN this ,i,iniiy,
~si,iug tho sfrysl VI the psmbina train, aud
~ take up Their line Of ma eh wah tho train
shca u returns.
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'"ioWihk Wt'sf W"a VNlutnt utNHASAN
was revived by tho Bunker llill Muoaucat
Association. on the occasion Of the inAugu.
ration Of the statue Of Gen WAsnss.--
wAsuSoros. 18th May. 1857.
CksrLExsS.--sl have had the honor 10 ~.
ce,,e your kind invitation. on behalf Of the
bunker llill Monument Association, u l,c
present on their approaching anniversary, q,
tho Inauguration Of q statue 81 General
Joseph Warren, near the spot ~bcrehc fell 4"
! regret that public DATES 81 grave ael PRES
sing Importance y'll prevent me from enjoy.
ing tina privilege.
The erection " statue 10 General War.
rcn Is u tribute of gratitude cmincntly due
10 tho memory 81 the first great martyr In
the cause Of American independence.
At tho pnsent moment Il cannot fail 10
have happy effect In recalling the memory
oi the prosrnt generation from topics u dan
gerous political excitement 10 the horoic age
N the Republlc. 10 til. ,incs which tried
mems souls" General Warren NO more be
longs 10 Massachusetts than the Father Of
hIs County belongs 10 Virginia. The name
md the fame u the heroes suj ststesmeD oi
the Revolution belongs 10 the United State
of America al a common proper as Clio
rious bond Of union between the several
States. May the day newer arise wbsni bic
boad shall he several, and when the people.
with sacrilcgioas hsn.ls. shall tear down the
temple ercct'ri by their great foreia,hors to
the Constitution. TO The Union. and 10 ciyil
aud religious liberty!
Repeating my regrets that canpo, be
with you on th,, interesting occasion, I 70
main. Yours, very truly,
JAsEs Bucu.sAs
The following letter, Characteristic. wAs
received from Gov WISE
iiIcpsosD. Va. May %. 81
Sra ~ Icy you 20 thaok The CoBmitiec
for their Invitation % me 10 attend their
celebration Of the ~ ity second anniversary
Of Tho battle u Bunker HilD, on the lTth day
n Janr oer,, and TO express my regret Of
my inability To attend. Public dniie,. At
tina, time especially to 10 discharged. will
prevent my leaving Virginia Coming
through you, sit "A Warren this invitation
IL very acceptable 10 INC Tor though this
CniDD shall b. turn. II u must b. by SONS
msdDess % other, anj iboogh the sun n our
destiny as nation shall ut 10 gloon AMI
night u dsrksr.s. and though hsiricidsi
blood shall How by the hand Of folly anil
stain The besfths " our homes hereafter,
eau B,pr forge, Old Massachusetts, -Lo
bunker IIili, hrr Warcns. her Adsmses,
her IisDeocks. hcr hail--hsr sister hail
once to virginia - IN timss which urd
nous souIs" No. Rycr, neyer never -
May Goj nrl, our revolutionary J,siiug''
Vnry gratefully ycai,,
Iisssy A Wmt
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BANGOR. June 2,

BANGOR, June 20,
The State Is well represented a, the lse.
publican State Committee, which meet here
to day. The Hon Lott N. Morrcli, Of An.
gusta, will probably be uomInitgd for Gov.
ernor Considerable interest is manifested
a. 10 what position the party viii take IN
relation TO the prohibitory law.
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A R.Iso,s CoxrAsr PIsID,--A t@~
days .zo, tsiars the NsJr' Coart ., WI.
nihgt0n. De,srs'e. tie Philadelphia. WI.
mipgton ADD B.ltnors kAlrosd Company
sas ussd On Ess ekarges--oas ~ RAINING
The i,sin q esr, more rspidly through ID.
city thar permitted By 'ae or3insoo, sbi
oar So %, having The tran proessssd BY 4
nan 49, hok Of, II go eosvietst
snd sasd siO tr tho ssst ssned odsnss
ss<i ESQ ssa cost. To- tses o. tbe ki,er
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BALtsIoS Srnisos, Jgnc "a
Hon W. I. Marcy srriv~l herr las, even.
ing, md is stopping at the San sooe' Hotel
~bere he will remain ua,il the tine u hIs
departure for Liverpool.
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Wa Psoo-il. 'siisr u The fs'msr Bsak
d tina city. pss found out 10 h. dsf.altsr
10 that n ,itu,ion. b. sl~oo's,od after hsy
inz u = alleged. attempted N roiyo The o.
Eeers o. the bans
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Asrr.. Ga, June a.

The D~noesste si.,e Convebiioa 10 ss
sios =, Mileass-iih. hss si.Nt their On
esli, By hon sAt,sg JVdye B'ovs. - can
diis,e ioy Govsypsg Of tks 3,ar
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM KASsAs
speech by Gov. Walker, a. Tspska,

In the New York Times, Of Monday. the
proceedings Of Mass Free State Couven
ton are reported at length. bya spcciAl
correspondent. from which We learn tina, The
Free State Convention resolved that il vas
made incumbent on the people Of Kansas
by The highest considerations Of jcs,ice ap.l
expsdiency, TO look forward nov, as ever, to
their admission into the onion under tho
constitution which they have already formed
as the only method Ct adjusting existing
diibcal,as 10 which they viii assent; aud
that the people Of Kansas will pursue, with
unialtering s,eadiness Of purpose, the appli.
cation now pending before the Congress q
the United States. for their admission into
the Cuon under their own constitution
aud with their own government, resting
their hopes for the success thereof upon ID,
profound confidence they feel that a u. . aru
SO eminently just, and 50 scoordant TO the
principles Of past legislation in our country
will eventually be conceded and sanctionci
to them by tie representative, Of the Amer
ican people. also, ,ha. the constitution
framed and adopted at Topeka had It's origin
IN public necessity, and the offspring Of the
popular will, and experience has proved The
wisdom Of those who framed il, and Il is The
duty Of the Legislature ani officers elected
under it TO complete the State organization.
and keep It's machinery in readiness for usl
so soon as the necessities Of the people shall
require
They also reiterated the determination
previously expressed, that the FRYE State
party should not participate in the election
of Delegates to the Constitutional CoDven.
ton.
Afier the breaking up Of the convention,
the crowd proceeded. an mas~. TO Gov
WALgKE's lodgings, and, by repeated calls,
he was induced to come forward and ad-
dress them. His remarks were delivered
with deep feeling, and listened 10 with the
utmost attention, and IN a stiffness un-
broken, save by III occasional murmur OF
assen, or expression Of approval We copy
the larger portion OF the Governors address,
and commend II 10 our readers as worthy
an attentive pcrusal, rejecting, as !, does,
the proposed policy Of the Governor. in the
administration of affairs in ,ha, Territory.
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Il !. stated tss, Mr. D.ILAs tas tsss 10
u.<t 10 0Iiod. Log&sc. 70 rsesvs the 10
sru Q. l. l. y. ssD Ia; ssstrssst CO.
vaaiy.
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n .ss " ne saess, ,ss "a Y -aass1 y. lhs lek ias.
s-1 tsss ss,ss.a sssa la Nj sss p y. hsshs :.
~ss vhss Mod tss, . q . ~hts hsiss BE f1n He :
~ ss<s 49, sSss. al ssss mace ss5 sd nsse
.ssss ass% ts 80 s-ss q his ssss. ssd sess nh.s,ns
klz Ay pssss ssssssAs - ,~.s y,l = "a No.
Siss,As.s ass = Ssis 49,
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INV 0oHk, June %.
The Superior Court to day, Judge llcG
man, discharged the order OF the commit
mcnt Of the Mayor Of conicmpj Of court
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TERRIBLE skL.nITyfr

OVER 80 LIVE LOST BURNING o. the
sTEANER NON1HEAL- GApihiS AND
CREW SAVED
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Qrsk,ED oH srolEx raex tpE Rynrgscs
~ 81 10 .>A-rs.,sa % ~ ~ u tnas me ss.~s,
~ltas ssi Ng.s sss.sss fsW .sd &c ys.ss 80. vlk
ssss ~sss 80 sa 80 tafs 30 saap ~Ss ssr
90 We y e-sA SOD sa<s essa s.i u ss ieSs. snA
sfssasf sbrs lfsa nsse1s Wk%w hs i~fi ~ wsA 30
~ .se~.d 40 hst btis ssss ss.~s esfh u as he
en. th~sss an Fsfa sspi knf-s Q 10 ssb.snsas,
80 - tss,.'f rssasssa FArL Assn
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PiNE LUMBER .

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
lOHNf GLOVER 4 CO OF Maia and seventh
- Evansville Ind would Tect,ully inform the
Public that they have in yard and TOR sale iow ron CASH
complete fsesoaed Pine Lumber embr.eing all
qualities theknsses via TOngued nd roOved Pine and
Ash aud undressed Ceiling
Pannsls; IA O feet sound Common boards suitable Ter
shops nciBg Pine and Pepisv shingles e.
Can made 3rdsr she prices Shelving
Doors ash Blinds Mantle Pieces Nouldinrs frames
D and Windows, &C. OwardeitO I'll
Who send for Orders aistaee will receive
pror fatf2t'
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PILLS.! PILE 81 PsLs>!-!

VHrs ny all che sis1ti7n % ~. Put follow
Nv certificate from % --specta-
ble csiE-as Ne VsiaEh. father Law Of the
cf he Courier ies Tns. and -ri in
Phiisa-iph'a - 20 r--i-lif,si f,.if4 -.
De-, DUPlg,ar Sir hereby certify that has. leen
aHeed With the Piles On rea-sf at hsse used
bottles Of Lstses aud essryssng s's- coult
ALI eject Tor thew di' iiti~ good.
Ahop bs siacc. cemnsneed using your valuable
remedies ser the Piles an3 have the h,ensss % that
Trey ha1the desired elect they b-ve
sass Al tressnr -nmps; consider this almost
eie ter an n. 50 yssr, Of age Is'nsere,y recon-
rrr a.ff tzs-t... ~ p VALE.
No. 70 franklin street.
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EvANSVILiE tool. STORE,
Main street. bef,y. First and second.
rIrg uBder having us returned from the Ea-t
new receiving al extensive stick Of Hardware, con-
sisting of all kiBdsot r... Ga err t t.f.r- str
ucchausc,s Teo,s,
of the best q"si asi approved styles o' American srd
EaElis MANUFACTURED forming nos.corn Pcte and choice
xuiiiiog Hardware.
Locks aud Tatehes. ntis I'd Hinges Bolts. &C., Trim
mings for Furniture &c
..f Irtfrf.< FarniIg Tools,
Shoysls and Spa4es LAY mi Mnure Forks Briar Seythes
Hay and r.
EouScfur1ishiug Goods,
Knives ForLs uuA Enssh) al kinds of Tea
I'D rtie spoons can iesfct and mps alters Kettles
Paws Coffee Mills. Pre- sets. &e-. s..
Pocket GWftlcry- Gems. Pistols. &c..
always hand; Chins Hames, saws. Axes. Rope Pumr
Fixings &c ~ = ava -tf--
Encouraged by the liberal of the citiz Ev
uraer<irited has
his sock OF Hard and viii always Keep N"
pashe variety Of Meehanies Tools nf the hsi quality
welt other goods eontinuaacs af ,ran-Fr
fully ested. sep3f A WAEnETErH.
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CAhIbh = 81 A.>,rIi MIA1IIis:..6
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
90 1aNor APARTIcLE OF MERcURy IN TT Z
Let the AFFLICTED Reads and POudery

Lei the AIshcIeQ htead and ROnders
intallibIe remedy Tor scrosuis. Einssevl Rheuma-
tsm. Obstinate Casaneous Erupons. pmsles s.
saies the Face Bo.shes Bo' gas and Fever cr~nie
ofthe Bones ans Stubborn 1cers
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal all
arising from tniudcioss Of Mercury Iprndenee
lie or tnlpurity tthe Blood !. ~ ss $50. r
Bloods used by usanas ong
all uited States who sfy daily the
kshi performed by The % all nedicirss
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE >, Nc.rligs. Rheu-
rrasm. Scrsfala Er1ptons 'he skia liver
Ferers Ulcers Oh Sores Afee-ns ofbe Kidneys:
tte Bones joints oesdiiy flight by using
yr- aud inestiuahle remedy. ~ - =
3For ali ssse- IN. 81 nethn has been oune
~ithit 1t cleanse the system Of al Impurities
nty md efficiently the liver nd Kidneys
eus the fges svs tone The stomaeh makes che skin
clear catchy, aud rssores he constitution eueeea
or broken dos the ercessesof youth cts pri
itiFc yigor and strensth.
parahly het.er than all
n~tc- n~-d A few doses % Csgrss's sP,STsH NIX
to the~heek give elascty ,hsssp aud iurrove
TIE general hesih in rksbie degree beyond all
laeiic; - '-Ao
. IN ur,~r ~hiea we n-ve received
Persons all parts Of the United states
eyide, there 10 nuahug The
the all AID their tesouv
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. ..f
Call the Agent aud Circular and Almanac.
cures this ruygreatest Of all has
Vaor aine aniess drnet sgxxsrr & Brrhs Propri-
etors Pearstrret. Rirhrond Va orders
forsupplies md Aye,cie. must be addressed.
by sesdfsri. Evansvftle Harinck
prin teton: G. n Clark. yiscennes
dsalersin medicines generally 'uss
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sti-pAnrNIR~nrP - It4E

TEtF uu heve thf day entered int
ship tis s-yie II French Jeraul4. en
th- whfesac DRY Co.'s and Ciethins IN ami for
that si be gEdrD all ther rieuds the o
stand o. JoLGsOh Z. french. kyap vile. nd. D..
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SECOVD PyRC.IaSF

lNFF Fall Winter D-v Gooi- inst resolved and no
on-a at feIt,S Des Cool Sta-, Main street. thrys
do below Seconf Ills mottp Il CHEAP for Cash call
soon ~ want large ofroO Is for little
nOYl1
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yIsu> Rasy,USG.

aNlE andersra has the the sais of ans
beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. wih round
srou-ht rods and figures great VARIETY Of
yles and sizes which will sell prices ADDING
FREIGHT.
This railing Is cheaper substantial than other
Those wishing Eliiag enclose
lots yaEds Tor piazras will well TO give
vail.
Priees'rsn 81 soto 50 80 per loot. .
WI A l.
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NEWS roYs AL!

NNTE her to the Ladies in
~ psrtieu'ar. that sdy show of
displays. EAScy Arp lgY GooDs.
before offered this market. busy
auth 1sscr ptian STOCK suffice IL
that 81 La lies Dress Goods French
aud isgIisi Meraos. Wopen psis bIae SILKS.
De sfBes bau'ila ~l the richest French Emtreije
res. silk BonE-s. Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Shoes,
Dsmssks aud Fmbrpii-red .wipdox Curtain Caleoss.
nghauhs Flznnels Linseys. Jeans atbet Doness and
thnu.ands other articles
be beat b. any whether in style quality price.
tf aihere uo,tn''StL fJrEkr aSD SELL HEAP
~ ry' aay the Main the
% First. sepS s.te.f.s sFmR0SER. BRO. a. FREY.
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-r.r-..--lt TsS SPOEST EIGN
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY Bi'FFxLot AaD TOLEDO
prepared contract Tor the delivery o
N0 Merchandif ncrsilY New York this pi5
BY the most lines very favorable sbp
rrs ana requested % our sreBts before
GEo. Eos ri X q co.
ECKFORD LINE.
New YOr Dali atls pted. No .ransship
rasns a Albany. Lake. -.r
Proportions AND AGENTS. Ir
. B Williams. ne Broad 9-stairs New York.
X. X Bis-ngston. y
G. Patten a Co. Buffalo, y. j. t"a
sinclair 4 Co., Toledo. Ohio. e.
Geo. Fo,ter & Co. Eyansvii'e. ind.
OLD Osu EGO LINE.
From foot Broad St. daily. No traasshi at
Albany or troy MARA packages oid oswsgs Line care
sinclair c.. Toledo. o.
PaOFkiETO.s AGENTS.
r. $. LittleI ohm. 100 Breadstrret, New York.
fit1hugh \ Ltttlefonn. DsweyO. MY.
sinclair K Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster 4 Co.. Evansville. Ind. 80