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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

WHEAT DRlLLS.-I have a few o.
w Pennock's Drills for wheat and guano and foI
wheat alone; Seymours Broad Cast sower, for grain.
lime, plaster and guanO COepeT's Lime Spreader. :
sizes: Cultivstors, Hsrrows, Straw Cutters, Corn
Shelters and usual variety sf Agricultural Machines
II. NJ SMITH
&C l-2tsW&2tw No Il, W. Main street.
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WANTED-As manager on u farm with
w IN short distsncs Of Richmond q man Of in
dustrious and moral habits single man, and .
that understands the culture Of tobacco preferred
Address EUREKA" through Riehm md pest office
giving address kc se2-d3l;tswltw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-02

WANTED.-S10,00 GOO worth Of incur
rent funds. The subscribers. having implicit
| confidence IN the soundness Of the Virginia and
North Carolina Banks they have determined to tax .
| them in exchange for goods. Persons having such
funds on hand will do well to call at No. a Main
street. where bargains at all times be had
&C 2-6t LARUS SHINE
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LOST BAGGAGY. - Thousands OF dol
lars worth OF baggage is annually lost in
the United States. Every railroad com
pany has a depository, IN which is placed
trunks. boxes. carpet bags and parcels,
unclaimed by passengers. and these ac-
cumulate with great rapidity. Our at
tention has been attracted to the subject
by an advertisement in New York
paper Of the New York Central Railroad.
The road advertises a list of no less than
two thousand one hundred and sixty ar
ticles that had accumulated during the
years 1852, 1853, 1854 and 1856. In
these are comprised trunks, boxes, port
manteaus, chests, valises, carpet bags,
band boxes, hat boxes, bags. bundles,
and packages of every size and descrip
ton. About one-half of these are not
marked in any way, while others are
only marked imperfectly by initials or
cyphers. The sales comes OFF at Albany,
on the 18th Of August.
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Sunshine in the Nursery.

Pain and sorrow are the natural concomi-
tants OF maturity and old age, but let them
be spared. as far possible. TO childhood,
Every mothers heart will, unquessionably,
echo this wish. Show the matron watching
b. her daring's sick bed how she can bring
back the rose of health to the pale cheek. be-
reft OF It's bloom by disease, and she will he
thankful; bu; point out away in which this
can be done without the aid of remedies, only
to be administered oy coercion, and she will
be more than thankrul-she will be full OF
gratitude and joy. Ii gives sincere pleas
ure 10 say, that as regards one disease az
least, and that one the most formidable and
fatal Of all the malades that assaif children
this desirable object has been achieved. We
do not volunteer an opinion founded on hear
say, but proclaim an dScertaiRed and uaaisPn-
ted fact, when, We, state that hEAP's MORN
PAsruLEs-as agreeable articles OF coniec-
tonery rs ever We're fabricated 70 tempt tie
eye and taste OF children better. safer
surer means of Graduating internal worms
than any nauseous vermifugc in existence
And yet. as We are informed. they are manu-.
featured exclusively from vegetable extracts
| and do not contain an atom OF That CORROSIVE
mineral poison which enters more or less inlC
! the composition of nauseous worm medicines
| of the day. We can scarcely conceive any
| thing more painful TO tender hearted
mother than forcing filthy and disgusting
| potion down tho throat Of her child. The
lostrils arr held with one hand. the spoor
| forced between the unwilling lips with the
other, and the foul draught administered Il
the struggling. agonized little patient. while
| il is in a state OF Standardization! Here, OF
the other hand, is speetaeaf, which tn
chi d seizes eagerly and devours with delight
| Under such circumstances there cannot on
would think, be two opinions, and in fact l
| would seem from the enormous demand TO
KENF's WORK PAsrILLEs, that there is bu
one opinion AS to their superiority over othe
vermifugcS. Such an enormous number O
deaths oecur annually among children. from
vcrmicuar disease and its consequences, sha
= preparation like the cne referred co ma.
certainly claim a high place among the mos
important medical discoveries OF the age
As5o YorE Ctristiag JournGl.
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Great Cure after the Physician had Fnilen

RUssELviLLE, Ohio, Jan. 10, ls5s.
DR.. C. VI. JAcKsoS-Dear sir:-''We would inform
YOU that out of Hollands Germsn Bitters,
which meet with ready sale. One Of Reihors has
been doctoring for some time, I've think about two
years. with all the doctors in the country, hu. all Of
avail. lie looked as much like a dead man going
about. as ANYTHING We can compare him to. His dis.
appeared to be overlooking of the gall With
hard pursuasion we prevailed on him to try your Bit
tes, with the promise to him II Il did good would
charge him nothing for it, provided ne took six bottles,
,ccorlng TO the direction, which he has done, AMI
entirely cured, and has become well rsan.> This
has created great sale in this neghborhood."
Respectfully, EDWARDS X BROWN.
See advertisement. ap27
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

An ABoLITroNIsT's PRIss REMOVED FROM
TExAs.-The citizens of Wood county. in he
northern part of Texas. being disguised with
the course of paper published in Quitman.
called the Free Press, held meeting and
passed resolutions repudiating the reports in
circulation that they were abolitionists. and
calling mass meeting to decide whether the
Free Press should continue to be published
or removed as nuisance They decided TO
destroy the office. and gave Winston Banks,
its editor. and his friend. Mr.. Lemon. twenty
four hours to leave. The citizens carried ont
the resolution. and Banks and Lemon left in
less than the time specified.
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FEVER AND AGCE.
A eass IF Eight Nonths SanGing cured by
B9rhave's Holland Biue-s.

Michael Kelly, No. III Seventh, near Grant
street, says:
''I&lstJuly, while running on the river. on
cotton boat plying between Nstchez ana
New Orleans, | was taken with fever and
ugue. For eight long months suffered with
this dreadful disease. The greater part vi
this time was unable to work, and spent at
least fifty dollars for different medicines. but
.ound no permanent relief. Three weeks ago
one OF my friends insisted upon my trying
BERHAVE,S HOLLAND BITTERS. say
ing that cure was warranted. After taking
it fer one week. ] must state was sound
man. | have been at work now tor two
weeks, and have hal no return of the ch'ils
and fever whatever"
certify that the above statement is true
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, or ~ L. Ches,er's Gothie
Hall. jvls-d&wlw.
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the notes OF the same parties. If they
are iustifable at all, the banks and buy
ers Of exchange should be confined to the
same rates of discount on one as the
other. A loan upon note payable at
home is now scarcely attainable from
banks. Local bushes has now no ac-
commodations from them yet our home
business is ten times more important 10
Us than our exports. Our mechanics
and manufacturers-our merchants who
deal in home products and sell at home,
can get no facilities from the banks, un-
less they will consent to become bill
drawers; and drawing bills for such men
is certain ruin. They had better pay a
neighbor 20 or 25 per cent per annum
for loan, than to incur the hazards of
Shipping and the shaves OF the banks.
Men now SELL bills OF exchange to the
banks, on New York and New Orleans
on four months, use the proceeds two or
three months in their business at home,
and then make shipment to meet the
first bill, and draw a second to keep up
the loan. The rate of interest and ex-
change paid the bank is ruinous, but the
sacrifices on shipments are often worse
Banks--forced into this system by the
unnatural restrictions If the usury law:
instead Of being the regulators Of trade
derange and destroy it. They entai
more evils upon the country by this sys
TEN, than would be caused by an explo
sion of one-iourth Of them every year
If the Legislature has any power owe
the new Bank, it ought to exert it t
bring it back to the old legitimate bust
ness OF discountins notes for psopl
around it. payable a.its own counters
The most eIFectual way TO do it is T.
repeal the usury laws
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SEAMEN's ADVANCE WAGEi.-It

SEAMEN's ADVANCE WAGEi.--It is
feared that the reform in relation to sea-
mems wages cannot be carried into effect.
The Journal Of Commerce says that ships
have difficulty in obtaining crews under
the new regulations, Notwithstanding
there is an abundance Of men. Coasters
do not come into the system, and there.
fore readily obtain crews. The large
ship-owners are, however, unyielding,
and are resolved to suffer present pecu-
mary loss rather than To give up the
point.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22
~ CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL CIV /.

~ CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN Is
shown W the records n the Custom House to he the
only London Cordial Gin imported and sold in bottes
AL others made here In imitation of H..
II isadecious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar
favor $50 different rom other girs) IS universally
esteemed nv al who ii. 1t is adopted with great
snccess in cases OF DYSPEPSIA, GoUT, RHEUMATISM,
DRorsY, GRAVEL, CoLIc, CHOLERA, Fsvre AND
AGuE, Structure, DISEASE or THE URINARY On
CANS, EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, nc.
Dr. Valentine Mott. o. New York, in letter ~ the
proprietor, says:
Charles London Cordial Gin, is the purest hest,
and most reliable Extract OF Juniper. hives en-"
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN 10 sold ~
all Druggists aud Grocers in the United State. AMI
also are numerous poisons called "London Cordial
Gin"-to avoid them, buy only "CBAaLEs'." Rejec-
any other offered II you you val eyour health.
Price one dollar for quarts, fifty cen for pints.
EDMUND G. CHARLES.
mh3nsmi&w Sole Importer, 20 broadway, y. Y.
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Sl.J.S, - "
JAMES VI. RAY, Cashier
WThe State Journal relates the follow
no story Of Gov Willard:

ing story Ol UoN. w lilaru'
Several prominent gentlemen Of the State,
mainly Of the Bank persuasion. were assem-
bled in room at the Bates House, Friday
night, and a discussion sprang mp about
some question which they were anxious TO
decide. Gov. Willard. who was present.
rang the bell. and told the waiter to bring up
the 81 and 4th volumes of the revised sta
tutes. The boy went to SIR. Van Theel. the
clerk. and told him what the Governor
wanted. Van sent off for two bottles OF
liquor, and sent them up instead of the
books. The boy, With wicked twinkle in
his eve, said, "Here, Governor, is yoir re-
vised statutes" The joke, may be ex
pccted, was hailed with what Homer calls
'inextinguishable laughter" We did not
learn whether the Gov ernor settled the dis
pute with the authorities furnished him OF
not, but think it probable that the liquor
settled" the Governor and his companions
before they left il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

FAILURES. New York Indepen-
dent of last Thursday, publishes the an
nexed list OF failures, suspensions, &C.,
for the week:
John NJ. Boyd & Co.. Boston. Mass. fail
ed: liabilities said about SIS 600. Aaron
jacobs g. Co.. New York city and San Fran
cisco suspended: liabilities 100000. nomi-
nal surplus 100000, are asking an exten-
zion. Geo. p. Putnam & CO., New York
city. assigned. +. A. Stearn Il Co.. New
York city, suspended; liabilities reported
$3.50. 900; are asking an extension. VIM. s.
Irvine d Bro, New York city, assigned; lia-
bilities about $4,000, Of which $25,O0p is
said eonfdential,y. Boyd & Keen New
York city. assigned; 1t is supposed their as
sets will pay their liabilities NJ, Lean & Co
New York city. failed and assigned. Har-
ringtnn & Co.. New York city. failed. John
T. O'Byrn & Co., Savannah Ga. suspended
W. W. Stewart Louisiana, Mo-. fiiled. /. C.
Bell. Iiawassee. Tenn, assigned. John ii
| Hicks. Wesley. Tenn, assigned. d. C. Jen-
kins, Mianitown. Ind. failed.
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o. We published, several days since.
an account Of the attempted poisoning If
a family at ESSEX. Mass. Mr.. Low,
whose family 80 narrowly escaped death,
has. in consequence OF the excitement
and dread occasioned by the affair, be-
como a maniac.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

@Nicholas Longworth, Of Cincinna-
ii, was arrested on Saturday for refusing
to allow an inspection OF his famous
Catawba wines. He gave hail for his
appearance in the sum Of $500, and was
discharged. ..,
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PERsoNAL.-The necessary steps are being
taken in Danville to erect monument 10
the memory of Rev. DR.. Young, late Presi-
dent of Center College.
Archbishop Hughes sails in the next
steamer for Rome, whittier he goes on bust
ness relating to the church. 1t is said he
will be absent abou, year.
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h.rThe Grand Rspids mich, Jnoui

GTThe Grand Rapids (Mich.) Inqui.
rer contains full report of the trial,
conviction, and expulsion from the Free
will Baptist Church, OF Deacon G. P.
Stebbins, charged with voting for Bucha-
nan! The Church held that voting for
Buchanan was indirectly upholdins slave
ry. and upon that charge Deacon Steb-
bins was expelled.
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Read. Read! We Aflic;ed, Read ..-n. T
Trne Medicinal PriucinIes-NeYt.re xtr,

True Medicinal Principles. -NeveT extract
Hood Blood Is the life BY ahstracting il in painful
diseases may occasion the patient ease, hut re-
member this only the reduction lessening the
power to FEEL Brandre;h's Pills relieve pain by at
stctng the Of pain out OF the blood Their
puries the blood; and in acute disease they nvsl-
liable; they give and cure, but do not injure the
vital powers. jys-lmd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

o. The heat at st. Louis on Friday
last ranged at 1902 and 1919, as indica.
ted bv several Thermometers in different
parts OF the city, between one and two
O'Clock, P. NJ. Fourteen persons died
from the effects OF the heat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

FIREMAN Burned TO DEATu.--In remov-
ing the ruins OF the Utica Lunatic Asylum,
the body of George Cessford. fireman was
found buried and burned. He was young
man of excellent habits and an employee on
the Central Railroad. DIR. Rose, who was
severely burned in the same room with
Cessford, is also dead.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

OF The coal trade Of Pittsburgh has
been very heavy the past year. The
shipments the last five months amount
ed to Is. 467 $40 bushels. This includes
only what passed through tina locks Of
the Monongahela. The total shipments
will not :all short of 2l,oOO,OOO bushels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

sfy- Ten dollar counterfeit notes on the
Northwestern Bank Of Virginia, at w heel
ing, are floating about. Vignette large 10
in the centre of the note. The counterfeits
are good limitations of the genuine notes.
The ruling OF the title and Ten Dollars" is
heavy
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sxAkrs.-The Pamela Miss.) Star, of July

SNAKEs.-The Pamela Miss.) Star, of July
LIST. says:
Col. Thomas F. Caldwell has just returned
from visit to Coahoma county, and informs
Us that, ut house seven miles this side of
the mouth of Coldwater. he saw ever one
hundred rattlesnakes, stated and hung on IA
tree, being the spring crop of one small farm.
The proprietor said it had not been good
season for rattiesnakes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

.E-Gen. Walker stated recently in Mont
gomery Ala. that it was very probable that
Major Benz. McCull,ch would go to Nicara-
qua with him. he having lett the Major in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

~ Col. l.. B. Luckie, editor Of the
Pine Bluff Enterprise, was killed in
that place, in personal rencontre, on
the 9th inst.
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49, EvAssviLLE TrMrLE OF HONOR No
W. a., meets every THURSDAY evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
C. W. RUDYARD, W. c. T.
Al. OREILLy, W. Il. jaI2ely
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A.. ID. Iss7.-So. g.. Il
Thomas z. Garvn,
vs. rrfEa7
Ruth Ni,ler.widcw Of Sam - - -.a-s s--.~r
~ ". Miller, decd. Fran
els ". Miller. Ruth snr complain NJ 10 Quiet Title.
'i'!r, and Eliza Ni.is-,
children and heirs If The
aid Samuel r. Miller, N.Y.
aeceased. J . -. -
ET appeariTg nv afdavi; fled his1-th day o. 5u'v,
4. D. Ie, in the Office of the Clerk .. the Var der
hurgh Circuit Court that the aNve seton IS II r-la
lion to real estate, and that the sove rarei defen
dl are necessary PARTIES thnreto, ard that sat defer
iants also All non-resdents o, the State of lnf-rr
Notice of the pendenc, % such action is therefore
livrn to q e sNove nl.nei deem an's, Rub Miller
widow OF Samuel Il. w'Ilcr. Iced. Francis ". Miller
Ruth Ann Miller AMI Eliza Miller. child ct a-d hci-s
OF the sad auuel Y. Miller, deceased, an'itAa TIE
sane will stand for tria' 1T the ext term ~ the Court
aforesaid, he hegun and held at the Court Hue, II
:he city of Evansville, IN tn. County Stst srrre
said, TIE the secorI MONDAY IN osto er, v. 1ss
LOUIS RICHTER, Ci'ky 9. r. q
BAkER, for Plaintiff. iylst.w.
NOR RUMsET The SPORTS
y NAN, with two Sarres, will leave IL :,
fo,r. Ramssv TO-DAY July 2ist,) at 4 1870.
jysi.itl JOHN. F.. BELLAw.-
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Cheap TannerY for Sale.

q TANNERY, with the necessary huidings, inclu-
ding four acres OF land, with spring, dweilin 3
house and orchard, situated in Il houri>hing town on
the Canal for sale on long time. The purchaser can
also have, upon fair terms, the Stock, Tools &C, be.
lor ging to the establishment. Inquire Of
jyl4-Iws IGLEHEART Antilles.
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GJLate New Orleans papers give COM
Parative statements OF the value of i'm
ports through the Custom House at that
city, for the fiscal years ending on June
op,h yose ,oJ 1887. I..
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The anniversary of the battle of Wa
terloo June Is, was entirely unobseryed in
England, a probable effect of the alliance
with France.
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RAILROAD AFrAIRs.-The n. Y. & E.
Railroad has resumed the sale Of tickets
from Cincinnati to Dunkirk, at the old

from CINCINNATI 10 Dunkirk, az the OH
rates.
Iron. sufficient to finish the track-laying on
the Iowa and Nebraska Railroad, from Chm
ton to Dewitt. has been received at the for
mer place. and the cars arc already running
between those towns. Clinton is on the Iowa
side OF the Mississippi river. directly opposite
the town OF Fulton. which is the western ter
mini of the air line (Galena and Chicago
road west from Chicago.
Eight thousand tons Of T rails and two 10
comotives have been purchased for the Han
nibal. No., Con the Mississippi Just below
Quincy. H., and st. Joseph road. On the
Illinois side the Peoria aud Hannibal road
has been let to the contracting firm Of Morris
&c Easterbrook, who take 100000 in the
stock of the Company,
The Illinois Central and the Dubuque and
Pacific Companies have agreed 20 build an
extensive Union: Depot in the city of Du-
buque, and have determined to build bridge
across the Mississippi at that point
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DR.. COCGSWFLL'S
.aNTHpHNOGESTEC
q q l. IT

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases o. NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, ard AZTEC
rIoNs or THE HEAD. caused by disur ed circulation,
in those who have tried II IN this city, is for sale at
tf..s. KELLER 4 WHITES.
~ The highest testimonials Of its e'cacy have been
given w number ofthe most respectable citizens who
have tried il. - tjy22
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The heavy increase in dutiable goods
this year over last, is owing 10 the failure
Of the Louisiana sugar crop, which in
duced large importations Of foreign.
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W. NOTICES in this place, ~ cents per line
~ one insertion; 30 cents per line three times;
% cents per line week: discount on longer time.
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ICE c r e A M /!

MRS. NJ. J. GLOVER having Crened an
ICE CIR A M S A l. 20
ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN WALNUT CHESTNUT,
is prepared to furnish superior article Of Ice Cream,
either wholesale retail, TO all who wish to parke
Of thi. cooling luxury. Ijy2&s-n
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serfOus ARRAY.

4 fight occurred on last Monday evening,
in Union Township in tins county, between
John Edmonds and bis son Mike, well known
in Evansville, and six colored men named
Lyles, all brothers. Guns and clubs were
freely used, and Mr.. Edmonds' son was 80
badly injured that he is not expected to re-
cover. We were not able to learn the cause
of the ARRAY, but understand il was in rela-
ton to pig owned by one Of the parties.
Yesterday morning warrants were issued
by Esquire Bippus, and the officers proceeded
{, the residence of the Lylcs, where nineteen
of the family we've found eating breakfast.
Five Of these engaged in the fight were secu.
red and brought to the city. A change OF
venue was taken to Esquire Mills, who re-
qured Weston Iyles and John Lyles to give
bail in the sum o: $500 each, and Dan. Rich
ard and Franklin $500 each for their appear
anee to-day. TIE case has been set for trial
at o'clock this afternoon, in the court house
before Esquire Mills, when the facts in the
| case Will b. elected. If Mr.. Mike Edmond,
is injured as badly as reported. Esquire M;ll:
did wrong TO admit the Lyles 10 bail. /
young Edmonds dies, the 90 colored gentle
men" will be missing. Mr. Jas. E. BLYTHE
appears for the plaintiffs, and Horace Plume
for the defendants. The particulars of th'
trial will appear in to-morrow's Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

BEACON LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
w. As, meets every alternate Friday evSnisg.
., above. Ut. WALKER. Il. 2. T.
Al. O'RILEy, d. R. ;aM;oly
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- Col. Fremont, who has been some
What unwell at the Brevoort House, has SO
far recovered as TO be able 70 receive visitors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-22

HOlioway's PiiIs.-The- mild yet thorough ope-
ration Of these Pills upon the seretive and excre;ve
organs, renders them invaluable remedies for summer
plant, colic choleIa mcr, US. ard all inter
nal diseases OF children, well % adults. Sold -
the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New York,
and No. PA Strand, London; and by all druggists
at IS cents, 81. c., and 81 per box. jyls-iw.