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A Valuable business Lot For SaIe

an offering for sale that valuble Let on MARKET
street adjoining the OF Norris & Mathews. III
ronts So feet Market and back lO7 towards
FFOat street
would ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
cery Store in the City. For terms apply TO
sept9 A Y. 5. LIN DSLEY.
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MITCHKLLsVILLE,
TENTS: Accept my thanks for the presant o. ane -
NT ~ Family flour manu- actured by you, and N Iusas
must say that is the finest speemn OF hour that nav
lse in my family since have been in tennessee h PEI
fec " while, and bakes delightfully."-.
Respectfully,
au1 n dtf CATHERINE ID. RRbNCH-
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RARE CHANCE.

THE subscriber, account OF III heallh onets oi
L Cigar, wine and Liquor store, NO. "a Ce-
daF Street ,--... d. -
70 any person disposed engage In the business Iare
ebapces offered the house having gOOd custom ahu
for the last ve years doing the best and largest Ou
ness of the kind In the city. On hand, large ana ample
supply purest and oldest and best brands OF
Wines Liquors and Cigars in the city. For particulars en-
quiEe of ~. q, Cadar strass,
All nersons having claims against house, will please
nresent them for payment and those indebted will please
call and pay. . AhfN"'
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In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money our address for the Tickets order
ed on the receipt of which they will be forwarded by hrs
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any he
are they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
Ey Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction. .-..-...-.-
tg All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or, 2. STIMSTEIN, Box 3, Nashville.
TP Persons residing Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta
Ca their orders filed and time, by address
ing S. swan * Co, at either Of those cities.
aug 29-Cf
NJ list of the numbers that drawn from the wheel
the of the prize that each is entitled TO-
viii be published after every drawing IN the following pa
pers;-New Orleans Dela Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta lneligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Reh
mond Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and Paulding
fMiss.) Clarion.
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THREE MINUTE eHURNS.

Fran ISCO's ATMOSPHERIC CHUkN'
One of the greatest labor saving Mlehnes o. NE =
are with very IitilelabOr aud ID rom . % lus .
bttry a. 4 vsrv superior quality and 70 quAnty
aboat onetbird more Than is made from ne me aoo'
e erssm By any other ehurn Ihroog1oed1 b ~, medals
lOrH ano FairI and in thess states their great
economy mas ree0nill MACKENZIE b VIII on.
nlty. - !. - ~ rba Five and SIX
- f G,,o Ereezers which never disappoin,
Misu'o vioss 1achpes for making and htering coz
ss water Coolers Of all sizes Chamber seNs 80
rStterns aug 10 a . -
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ANDREW WINDS

Advertising and subscription ONCE,
No 133 Nassau Street, ners door to Ndssau BGnk
NAV WORK
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
PRTTCHITT
,,e..rs. stewart & Duncan, /,

rs now receiving most extensive stock OF Fall ana nlb
sT Goods OF every description and Of the stess sly
he has also engaged the services oil Ne" HOfA ~
whose reputation is beyond dispute. S-An
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ID A 7, 5 Il Z /.
SPLENDID SCHKMR,

100 prizes,. amounting lSoSOO
Whole Tickets SO; Halves S.; Quarters S23 -
Please address all orders for Tckesin the above MAgnn
ept scheme TO T. II. HUBBARD & Co.
aug 81 No. 80 Favee st, or Box No. AO Baltimore Md
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CONSULTING OFFICE FOR
G. III E NJ / S I + I


z ASsNAN NJ D. Professor Of Analytical and Agr-
g r CHAVANNES a graduate OF the school o. Civil En-
zinee ip Paris France opened Consuming Om Iof
Practical Chemistry and Mining engineering hey nANe
aTnariav In view the narOnaxe Of MHng aud Manuiaetar
r and others nerested in Meta lagieal and
Mineral SpeculatiODs- .,.,. - 4, o,,, .,i.
Tbev are ready to assays quanttve and quaaVei
snaIyses Of agricultural Soils msnures, mineral waters
mars drugs dyes ore proof clay and coasi 10
he amOun OF sulphur, paraine, naphtA ana PArahe
1ileontaiued In any COAL and its calOrie powers
Taey solicit ordes making metaurgica examination,
zeoeica and maps Oflsnded properly Ihy
make tbe Geld and Office work required for eaaonshing
-oss nclnss coal cribs etc. and all other
-F 1eeesss ~ for mining and manufacturing porPoses
reoured can furnish execution drs large scale ana
superintend the execution. -.
Prot A. g. Ansman lakss charge Of the Chemical Depart
ment g. ChaVannes of the Engineering and 6eoogsAL
Ao munioaons and orders 70 be directed 70 sne DS1
IN, Nashville, Tsnrsssses O@cs and LABORATORY ~ w
hlsaissi polisGs. HPfis-N'
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ASTR have remaining about 5000 acres OF the Garrett lands
leading from Paradise Hill Carksve. The road is un-
der and to be completed by the close OF the
present yOar. .. .- -,
These lands have been divided into tracts ranging from
20 3OO acres 10 suit purchasers They lie between 2 and
n miles from Nashville heavily mbered, lie wells and
are supplied numerous springs OF never failing free
stone water aud IN very healthy neighborhood We are
authorized sell those lands privately on most reasonable
terms.
Persons desiring purchase requested 10 examine inc
lands George or William Garrett, at the steam MIL H. NJ
Myers, or Dr. VIM. Rodgers in the neghbohood, have Po
of the land aud will Them TO persons deslrous TO exam
ins For further particulars apply TO Garrett or the
undersigned in Nashville. -, . - : o,,,..,,,,
may28-Wf NANCB q WOODH AhD'
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iu1el3-a "a CoIIee- street
Valuable FTee-Soil ] OF Tor SaIe.

I AN now 0fsring for sale valuable Buildng bss en-
Spruce street. near the Of Broad. fronts
sixty six feet Spruce, is hundred fy feet deep
with convenient alley in the
This property is exempt from for Sc years from
January next This exemption is OF more value than
ally accorded TO IT, not only he grocuds but all Improve
mens erected thereon free from Ths saF 10
the item Of taxes will more than pay fr and all
Improvements Tins 1T is also situated in pau city
hatis now heing rapidly filed up with fne dwellings and
private residences. Terms sonable.
Apply tuly aPa a. Y. S. LTTDSLBY.
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Wheat,

r,TV7,y Thousand bushels wanted, for which the hghef
Il maiAe' P''0 ENING McCRORY & CO..
ii, =, ,f corner Of Market and huTch S.
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THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR
Maryland lotteries,
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1857.
II. FRANCE IL co., Managers.
3 rillia a Mt S C. b e m e.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED
GRAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
SCHEME.

CLASS L,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md. SATURDAY Sep IS 1857.
Draacigs conducted under the sPerinteHdeHce of the
State LOTTERY Commissioner.
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WE win pay cash or $1,000 sushsls PRIME Wheat de
w iiversd e our waie house ID Nashville.
HOLLINGSWo ORTIZ q co.
y1lyo &c, Market street.
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yTK wfibe constantly Market for Wheat for which
w we viii pay the highest MARI ei prices.
lui5e-u FISHER, WHELRSS & co.
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Barley Wanted

HR highest market price wiz be paid for Barley deliver
Il ed at l07 North Cherry street, BY
sep A-twd P&N HARSH.
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Havana Plan.

OF SINGLE NUMBERS NOW BECOME so
Popular.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS 8,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
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I.a.HAsBRooK, I. J.w.E'wmErER, v.P.H'wmkTRR.
HASRBROOK, M'WRIRTER q co.
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT TIE OLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER CO.,
40. 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENN

A WORD TO THE PUBLICI
IIAVING received the last few daysa very heavy addi
on former purchases fatteT ourselves that
prepared te offer extraordinary Inducements 70
purchases
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
Our stock consist Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
bats AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, VARIETIES
&C. which keep constantly hand and offering al
very low prices for cash and punctuz dealers. We have
large and splendid stock Of DufOur d Co.'S Anchor
Brand BOLTING CLOTHS and having purchased them
under the most favorable circumstances satisfied
sell them for much less than they be dFChas
cd elsewhere in the city.
TO THE LADIES
particularly We Offering large and handsome assort
of rich and fashionable DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly end 1t 10 their
interest call and examine Stock and prices,
prepared offer great bargains any Retail House IN
the city.
IL Remember No. 81 Market street.
lDly7-6 HASBROOK, MoWBlRTkR eco.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

0TThe Railroad bridge at Attica has ar
restedall the steamers bound up TO Lafayette,
and compelled them to discharge all their car,
goes at the latter place which now claims to
be the head Of Navigation on the Wabash
river. This has vexcd the people of Lafayette
who are considering what is to be done.
Some Of the citizens propose building better
draw for the bridge at Attica a: their own
expense. The expense eff transportation from
Attca to Lafayette will be serious tax upon
their trade, and the elegant levee ut Lafayette
for the accommodation Of steamers will be
useless. Attica, on the contrary is in exsta-
ces, and exults over the circumstances that
make her one Of the important towns on the
Wabash. The Ledger says real estate is
advancing Several large and elegant buildings
business houses and private residences
will he erected this summer, besides quite a
number Of smaller dwellings. This is already
the most important point in the country, as
regards business facilities and our citizens arc
determined to spare no efforts to make it one
of the most desirable points the Wabash
/ Packets are advertised to run from Attica
TO Tcrre Haute for the season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

TAXING DEPosiTs IN BASKs.-Thcrc is q
proposition in the Legislature Of Pennsy lvania
to tax the deposits in banks. 1t is found a
large amount Of property in the shape Of de-
posts in bank escapes taxation. In Phila-
delphia the capitals of all the banks is twelve
and half millions-their average deposits are
seventeen and three quarter millions, on which
no taxes are paid. From these deposits the
banks realize large profits and it is but jus
they should be made to contribute to the rev
enuss Of the State from this source. r
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stood by the parties aforesaid that until the
town of Lamasco City, isannexed under the
"act providing for the annexation of incorpor-
ated towns and cities" approved Feb 10Th
1S57-that the Marshal of the town of La
masco City, shall proceed to collect all taxes
delinquent or otherwise-but after the an
nexation of said town Of Lamasco City, to the
city Of Evansville, the delinquent taxes for the
years 1855 and 1856, or any previous year
shall be carried on the duplicate tax list oil
the city of Evansville, and collected by the
Collector Of the city Evansville, in the same
manner as the delinquent taxes Of said city
are now collected by law, and paid into the
city Treasury Of Evansville.
On motion of Councilman Orr, it was or.
dered that the said report be received and
entered at large upon the minutes of the
Council, and that said Committee be dis
charged.
On motion Of Councilman Orr, it was firth
er ordered by the council that the said draf
of an agreement between this Council anC
the President and Trustees Of the Town o
Lamasco City, be, and the same is hereby
adopted as, and for the agreement under, ant
by virtue Of which the Town of Lamasc
City shall be annexed to ths City of Evansville
and that the President and Trustees Of sal,
Town be Immediately informed by the Mayo
of the adoption Of said agreement by thi
Council and be invited to concur therein.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

CONGRESSIONAL CORRUPTIoN.-Thc four
members reported against by the inveStisa
ting committee are all Seward Republicans,
and have been the most voci!erous denun-
ciators of other mems o5liquities. The New
York Herald says: , ..,
We regard this late investigation, great and
important as are its disclosures, as but the
first instalement of a heavy bill; and chat
nine-tenths of the spoils and plumber jobs o!
Congress, and the bri5eries and corrup;ions
Of the lobby in connection with the inside
thieves alliance Of the two houses, are yet
untold. For example, can anyto y s'pl ose
that the great Illinois Central Railroad Land
Grant b III has not enriched whole battalion
Of Democratic land and spoils jiobbers. insi-
ders and outsiders? The late Mr. Rantoul
formerly a House and Senate member from
Massachusetts, from mere little contingent
interest, we believe, in this Central roai lard
scheme. left TO his heirs the snug little sum
of $4,000; an interest which woull have
been million had he retained it to this day
This road has contributed very largely Il
g mike n millionaire Of Senator DOUGLAS, and
how many Others Of the knowing Democra
cy have made it pay we shall never be abb,
10 tell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

Hoes IN lS56-7.-By the statement of the
Cincinnati Price Current, the number Of hogs
killed the present season in the West has
been 1.7S2, 24l-last season the number was
2,313, CSC, showing deficiency of 591, AS,
equal to 20 per cent loss in numbers; the
comparison of weight exhibits q deficiency OF
90, making total deficit Of 81 3 per cent.
The product Of lard this season is about Obs.
less TO the hog, than last year. The proportion
Of barreled and boxed meat put up is greater
this year than last. The quantity Of meat in
boxes for England exceeds by 30 per cent that
Of any former year, and consequently the
quantity exported will he large, notwithstand-
ling the deficient crop. In Wisconsin, Iowa
and Northern Illinois i. is thought they will
have to import pork from the South to supply
the demands Of immigration, and the Lumber
men and laborers on Railroads and in the
mines, in those regions. From all these facts
it is argued that prices must be maintained
and advanced. The number of hogs killed in
Indiana last year was 466, 467, this year 81
629, a difference of 1913 or a loss of 80
per cent. The crop Of 1867, 81. per cent
less than that of 1856; the crop of 1866
27ls per cent. greater than that Of 1915;
the crop Of lS54-5, 20 per cent. less than that
of 1854, the crop of 1851, 22il per cent
greater than the crop of 1923.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

EMANCIPATION IN MIssoURr.-The st. Louis
Democrat declares in very confident terms
that the emancipationists in Missouri, exceed
in number any other party, and, it believes,
all other parties. Throughout the State there
are thousands who fervently desire emancipa-
ton, and who regard it as the leading question
of internal politics. There is an Emancipa-
ton party in Missouri-a party which OF
course is not based exclusively upon that, or
any other one idea-but party which regards
the emancipation Of sldves in Missouri as the
great desideratum for the full development OF
our resources. Every emigrant from the East,
or Europe. every mile Of railroad constructed
in the State, and every mine opened, is the
auxiliary ..of the party. 1t will summon its
recruits from the factory, the workshop and
the field, and so far from beings political and
economical blunder,' it is the organization
which Of all others conforms most strictly to
the principles of political and economical
science"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04
CONGRESSIONAL

In the House Of Representatives, the repor;
of the corruption committee was taken up
Mr.. Edwards gave notice that ne had resign
ed his seat, and the report Of the select COM
mittee in his case was laid on the table. Mr.
Matteson also resigned. The bill reported BY
the corruption committee was passed. and the
resolution expelling SimOnton and Triplett.
correspondents Of New York papers, adopted.
The bill reported by the committee, is for the
punishment of all bargain and intrigue with
members Of the House. Mr.. Marshall of Ky
after its passage, moved its reconsideration
1t was SO reconsidered and laid on the table
BY vote Of 12S to 56. Mr.. WEIGH has been
granted further time to defend his character
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

THO BoNUPuBLIco. ~
tTF"Every mother should have . box In the hous
handyin case OF accidents tothe children"
Redsltm syss IL usSfa S,alyeF

IF"Every mother should have . box In the house
handy In case Of accidents tothe children" =
keddtng's Russia SaIve.
tits Boston remedy OF thirty years. standing and is
recommended by physicians. Ills sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles, Bos Corns Feions, Chiiblans,
and Old Sores Of every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch Seald Head Nettle Rash. Bunons Sore Nipples
(reeommended by nurses,l whitlows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Siings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum.
scntvy. Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts md
Flesh wounds. tisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to By thousands no have used il
In the city of Bostonnd vicinity for the last thirty years
In no instance wiz this Saive do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. Ii is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russia-o
articles growing in that coun!ry-and the proprietor.
haveleters from all classes clergymen, physicians
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves, and recommendit 10 others, Readings Russis
szlve is put in large tin boxes stamped the cove
with picture OF house and disabled colder. which
pc,ures also engraved on the wrapper. Price % cent
q box. REupiSa & CO.. Proprietors,
| KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO. AGENTS,
APP d&wiy Evansville. Ind.
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AN ORDINANCE

PROVIDING FOR THE TRUSTEES pHvlx.
ING THEIR DrTIrs AND PROVIDING THE crsfoDr AND
NAxAGExENT OF TnE LIVED FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES
OF EVANSVILLE:
q s cssn sf as f q
qualified voters Of the City of Evansville ths charge Of
81 which Tru .h.n BE- elected each sos.,D rss
Relative the Township Trustees. and in case failure
elect ia ssnstion or ssah Of ssy Truss.
City Council shall all tie vacancy by Appointment till the
next city election s,.--,s
their duties sisll execute bond payable the Cry Of
Evansville with freehold security to the saaeton TIE
ei
Trustees sAd for the faithful appropriation Of said sshosl
The Trustees shall have charge of the sdue.sn.
suildnS. the children in the city, attending
and ssn sy s
apParaus belonging te ali either as board
or by one Of their Der Wait school least
rules and resisen. or he s % :hsrn Sns
from grade school another a.d may dismiss
ers for iheonpeeney immortality neglect esy snd
dams of all pupils ex;er, tuition scholars N
he transferred 70 the city sr school Avail
5Tr whenever any barer; or suareian shall rake CO.
plant n yr'ns 70 the I:1s. as,n, any teacher 70,
pupil the Trustees SHALL forthwith investigate the
sSs scsessr acting The part Of meaasor ssssss S.r.ss
ana teachers and areful the ria morals
the children and vhrnevtr teacher shall
writiur. that pupil IL dortery dfsobedfent
rreslar ard tardy in dance injury tn
sehoo the Trustees shan With investigate the eausSe
plants sad snspend sxpsl the pupil IL the
eTs ;hali end OF easa school quartz
make in writing the Com aeii Of the
stating Tire a0untof money extended darire that quartz
aud wha, for the number of pupils attending he Publ
scheeis andte aysrsss ana number teach
mployed. hich report shall printed the
i csedin Is e the City Council. fil
5rH The Treasurer of The City of Evansville shall
school Treasurer. and shall
the city levied P1tiic
the same IL collected which shall he psd hir
Gully upon orders drawn BY the BOARD Of School
signed by the President of said Board and attessd
: Clerk.
sTH The Tru,teesshal arpo mt their clerk the
may OF their own number clerk and he shall
responsible for all his acts.
fhis ordinance Ia ia full
day Of Msrch A ID 1857. JOHN HEWSON Mayor.
f. WILL ". WALKER, City Clerk.
fe27.3ti voikshote copy.
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GsE,TCuREoF DYsPEPsIA.

c. @. MERsHON. Merchant says:
SIMPsoSvIILE Shelby Co.. KY. March so. 1855.
THE Geruan Biters give general and here
with hand yoa ,eracae OF Mr. Norton Brklsy respeeta-
ble farmer Of this eluntry.''
sIsrsoxvuLF Ky March RI. Is55-Dear Sir-I would in
form have ne afflicted for several years with
Dyspepsa in n very aggravated form. ieT which used
other remedies without obtaining
the iais in fayor foo-
lands German Btters was induced to try then and n"
stare with pleasure through their enjoying
than Jore past. and ehcerfulz
Bers all ct"f With that terrible Dis
ease. Respectful y9nrs. - =
To DR.. c. VI Jackson. MORTON BEEkLEf 2
See advertisement. IetS-o&w p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

e. The h.st ts aiiced in favor OF the
Of cohands German Btters. prepared BY
Dr. NJ Jackson is the sented demand FER them
All Union and although there may he
prepared and represented being worthy Of
liberal feel cnstraiaei remark that
the vast number OF which the worthy doc
been honor3 by OF the highest character
aud who found it have
is tcsm~ay suneienIy conclusive that
eaectuai remedy tor the almost immediate ree' II
those wh mat dreal staiy dyspepsia has never
been dis covered. See advertisement. Fog sale bv
f,bt --1-r go. .'... KELLER d WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

EMANCIPATION IN VIRGINIA.-The advo-
Gates o. emancipation arc increasing in Virginia
and especially West Of the Mountains. A
letter says "the proposition meets the hearty
response os uncounted hundreds in the old
Dominion" among slave owners themselves.
These convictions will spread as the slaves
are drawn off to the cotton Plantations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-04

yALU, MEDICINE In columns OF to-day. will
card ~ DR.. 7. ~. CAvaSsCsa. Advertising
'CURr for ia, diStrcssing disease tie Piles che
devoted his attention t9 this class
% dsAse aud wthneh saees thA, he new offers to the
public eiAi prepar1tior sntisd their entire
adeace Th.s horou dnTins the ppsttweiye
years has proved uninterrupted to tAcaeious
in all eases We cad the afflicted to try IL.
(rhieazo Path Finder.
For sale in this eisyby feb3 KELLER L. WHITE.