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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
TFor the Journal.l

Ma. EpIroB:-In following up the plan /
proposed in the first instance in relation to
the completion Of our road to Attica, will
now commence to dwell on the means Of &C.
complaining this end in q financial point Of
view. Before doing so, one word with the
citizens of Evansville. Next May our City
Council will be reelected. Let the citizens
recollect that the prosperity of our city de-
ponds ON their action at that time. Well can
vass your candidates vote for any one
who will not assist in the development Of rail.
roads and internal improvements; think
not in any wise of politics-let us not have
any in power but those who will use their
best endeavors to attain such measures as will
best develope our resources.
The first aod primary object We must have
in view, is. the through route to Lake Erie, that
is, our connecting link Of railroad between
Terre Haute and Attica. All other routes
will then follow as Q matter ofcourse. Our
GRANVILLE road must be built, and so must tho
Mount Carmel branch. To them especially
as we'll as all other like schemes, we must lend
helping hand.
TiY folly to talk Of increase Of taxation;
does tho land produce the desired fruit with
out being titled; is the blacksmith's work
fashioned without the use Of his tools, so no
more can your city flourish without having
the means of transit and communication.
Should we not procure them at once, then
we shall drag on weary existence and other
cities of not half the population and wealth
will take the precedence of ours, and in the
end cast Evansville in the shade. Our course,
if we would see our town city, must be on.
ward. We must not hesitate, we must not
remain as we are; to do 80 would be ruin.
Evansville is by nattire, made to be most
commanding centre; she only needs our help
and our assistance to put upon her their fin
ishing stroke. Let it not be said in our
old age, or by the future generation that we
have neglected the advantages which nature
has so bountifully showered upon her.
Upon our citizens rests the responsibility
and let them at their next election show their
sentiments by the persons they elect.
The people ought to be prepared for three
applications ut least-one for the Attica extern
sion--one for the GRANVILLE road-and one for
the Monut Carmel branch. The Gayville
Company ought to have ct least 100000 Of
their .tock ken by tAe corporation. The
Attica. 100000, and the Mt Carmel branch
$4,000.
In order that the taxes for the former and
above railroad subscription should not beal
heavy on our present citizens, and in order tC
hare city property as free as possible from
taxation, so as to induce building etc, tn.
Council could for the next Eve years sell year
~. sufficient bonds to pay the interest. By
that time .he city would be so increased ant
improved In value that its indebtedness would
:her b no longer burden.
- a erea. advantage would especially nccru,
20 tas city By subscription TO the Attica road
AZ p.essn. TIE stock o. the Evansville an
Charlottesville railroa1 IS not worth one thir,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
RAILROAD MEETING
A T 0 w 4 n SV L LIE 0 n

Satu r d ny. february 14th.
meeting win be held as Owensve. on Saturday. the
18th day OF February the purpose OF taking for
the construction OF Railroad from point the e.
@. Railroad. through Owensve +, wabash river. The
citizens all the counties dining interested In the enter
prise invited attend The meeting will be addressed
by JUDGE HALL. OF Princeton aud by other gentlemen
from Evansville. and Gibson and Posey counties.
Books for subscription Stock OF the Road from Owens
willie to the E. G. Railroad will be opened st that time
and is desired tina. all will prepared 10 contribute
their Aid and to push the project forward.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
FOR THE JOURNAL.

FOR THE JOURNAL.
fnever 'spired tsw be poit.
Il needn't tell. 'sposs you no IT'D
But IL Ithawt there's virtu init
Darn'dif would Mt In . mint!
Bat when you tswk Of dog ratypia.
webster's round and takes deiits in;
Dcd or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babir" tsw. deer little ersstars.
On paper. iron. glass orplate,
Es'll FIX yewr shadder sure - fate.
SO natral and trev TO life.
When yew're away twill fool yewr wife.
aov2s-dtf TILEST0N's Gallery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
TEMPLE Or HONOE

TEMPLE o. HONOR.
Evansville Temple Of Honor No. meets every Thursday
the Hail. Water street. the Canal Bank.
r. W. PoINTDExTER. ". O. r.
Al. O'REILLY. W. X.
Beacon Light Social vemple No. IS altsvn
Friday evening as shove. JOHN HYDE. B. p. T:
@. W. RUDYARD. d. r. jan10 '57-1y
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III The evidence he adducsd In favor o. the
Of Hoof,uds German Bitters prepared by
Dr. O. NJ Jackson is the edented demand fer them
from all parts Union although there may be
compounds prepared and represented being worthy Of
liberal feel colsraned remark, that
the vast number with which the worthy
been honor BY persons Of the highest character
etaby who fouud t TO have
his preparation tsmsnv sucientIy conclusive that
.Hec.ua remedy Cor the almost Immediate relief
with drefu mslady dyspepsia has
been discovered. See aiveitisemspt. 70. sale BY
d WHITE.
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GRBATCURR or Ds sPBPsIA.

O. G. MERSH0N Merchant says:
SrNPsoSvIIrE Shelby Co.. XIV. March 20. tss5.
The German Bsers give satfaeton. and here
with hand you s.rsScas OF Mr. Morton Bsrkley
Bile farmer OF this -luntry."
SfMpsoyvuLE Ky March a. lsss-Dear sir-I would in
Won th.t AFFLICTED for several with
Dyspepsa. in very aggravated form. for which used
various without obtaining
relief From the vsr,us In faver Of Hoof
lands German Btters. induced them. and
stare with plessure that through enioyius
better health than have dols for past and cheerfay
the Bters to with terrible
ease. Respectfully. vours.
To DR.. O. " Jackson, MORTON BERkLES.
See advertise mens. jeb3.d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

AvAlUAsrE MEDrcrxE.-Tu columns Of .dav will
be found the card Of Dr. T. H. CAvASAuGH Advertising
CURE that distressing disease TIE Piles The
devoted his attention to this class
diseases and sueh thu. he offers to the
public edisi preparation entitled their entire
6depce thoroughly tested durns the twelve
years. has we'd uninsrvupted to seaeous
in all cases. We recomne the afflicted try IL.
(Chicaga Path Fiuder.
For sale in this eityhy feb3 KELLER 4 WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
AGENTS WANTED.

Several Agents wanted for collectors and
for popular business the country Iis employ
requiring Intelligence shrcwdness and tact 81, -
high for integrity Those possessing tbs quail
teaoas will advertisers address By applying
the publisher of this paper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

A FARM.-2io acres OF good farming land ia Gibson
county for sale or to exehans for city property.
feb3 IGLEHART Il Antilles.
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FOR SALE OR n ENT.

WOOD, WOOD,-orders ,'or Wood left at Samuel
vIcKERr's will he promptly hiisd. fsba
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p CT Cincinnati, in consequence of the break
ing Of the machinery OF the Water Works, is
likely to he iei; rs destitute OF water as she is
Of fssl,
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GEoRGE d. PRENTICE will deliver LEISURE before the
EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION THURSDAY Even
ing February 5th. 1857 7 O'Clock p NJ. Crescent City
Hall. feb4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Noteesi this place. ten cents line insertion
81 cents line hr times 80 line week;
co lnton longer time.
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COAL,
WAyrED-TO RENT

WANrED-TO RENT
dwelling suitable residence family. Any
one having house suitable for rent hear puneua
tenant by APPLYING at ths
Jan3o-tf JOURNAL OFFICE.
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FOR SALE Or ENT.
good Dwelling Heuse containing me reons. with good
buildings situated bstwe en- 9TH and 9Th sts
For further in formation enquire Of
fsts.Iw JOB n D. MILLS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. A r x 8

ten lines less time soe three times $
week q so two weeks. % 5o one month; -; three
months months 41o year. els. Discount
isrs,r Cards Of six lines under -
spnun. No charge for marriage death religious notices
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
Brushes

VTyB have this day received By Railroad. the largest
stock OF Brushs, ever bro ought to this market and
nm ell then :. reduced prices. viz: White Wash Pain.
Hearth. HAIR Cleth Leather, Flesh Artists Toe mark
ing sad variety fancy Brushes too numerous 70 men
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To EVERY ONK INTERESTED JUST NOTICE
THIS.

~ FENDRIcH BROS. have Just received four hui
come Market they also received 100 box
of Virginia Tobacco which sarpasss any that ever came
market. F. Fendrich Bros receiving Cigars Al
Tobssoo from the house few days; this hr
has the largest and best stock OF Tobacco and Cigars
their line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

SUPPLIED AGAlN.-5 bbls Hominy;
Dbl Cranberres just roc'd by Railroad and fot sale
by SAM'L vICKERY.
febf Corner Main and Sscond-st.
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VVTILLOW WARES dos Market and Clothes Bs
" ksts in store and fer sale BY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

STAR CANDLE9.-Nhols aid half boxes in store and
- for sale BY feb4 s. Il. 0ILBE RI a. CO.
stGNYPRE6S FACTORY" COTTON warm
~ 50 bags all Of this favorite BRAID to arrive
fsbs Sc GILBERT & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

UlHE Township LibYYy has received valuable addito
Of books. which ready for delivery and from
tbs upon said Librsry. Pigeon Township
remain has already been declared BY the STAT
the township bat the
mon he Library will be like the some Of tn
banks. there will be plenty left for all
Tee Ii brary kept Third street in the rear of tn
wsshin.to u House. BY order OF the Trustees.
fshass JAMES T. WALKER, Librarian.
vBlRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1857 at
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

COMMON AND REFINED SUGARS
~ Abls Prime N. o. Sugar,
q do Crushed and Powdered Sugar. for sale by
feH SAM,L VICEERY.
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a XEs.-eo boxes Hoimss Ky. Patent. 70. sale BY
N dec3o ORR. DALZELL & co
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

MISSING
QNROM my shelves. The Doctor. (Southey); volumes
II Rabelais; 4th vol. Noctes Ambrosiance; I'd vol.
O'Dohsrty Papers, De Iraellis Novels VOL; Msryats
Tales Volt Waneriy Novels vols. complete Dumas
Novels. vcls.; Trfstrsm shsndy. vois Midshipman
Easy. vols. bound Botcscios Decameron, De-, &c.
Jan2s-3t JOHN J. CHANDLER.
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HAVE received the Tax Books. for the coectson of
Lsm.seo city Yeu may end Office in Squire chu.es see
nv absence Squire Chute will receive the tax.
ian5-3vd JOHN WAYMAN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
Purify the blood!

Mofat's Life Pills g. Phoenix Bittcrs.
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POIsONs.
TNlIE great popularity which Moffat's Life
l. Pills and Phoenix Bitters have attained, in
consequence of tho extraordinary cures effected
by thei' use, renders it unnecessary for the pro-
prietors to particular analysis of their
medical virtues or properties. Having been
more than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony of more than three
millions of persons who have been restored to
believed that their reputation as the best vege-
table medicine now before tho public, admits of
no dispute. In almost every city and villagein
the United States, there are many who are reR-
dy to testify to their efficacy in removing dis
case, and giving to the whole system renewed
vigor and health.
In the cases of scrofula, Ulcers, scuryy or
Eruptions of the skin, tho operation of the Life
Medicines is truly astonishing, often removing
diseases, by their purifying effects on the blood:
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, DroPsy, Piles, and
in short most all diseases, soon yield to their
curative properties. No family should be with
out them, as by their timely use much suffering
aud expense may be saved. Prepared by William
B. Moaat, n: p, New York and for sale by
Va. feb22 ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30

FACTS ABOUT THE KoRAN.-The Koran
was written about A. D. 61o. Its gene
raj aim was to unite the professions of
ldolatry and the Jews and Christians in
the worship of one God-whose unity
was the chief point nculcated-under
certain laws and ceremonies, exacting,
obedience to Mahomet and the prophet
1t was written in the koreish Arabic, and
this language. which certainly possessed
every dne quality. was said to be that of
paradise. Mahomet asserted that the
Koran was revealed to him, during a Pc
Rod of twenty three years, by the Angel
Gabriel. The style of the volume is beau
tiful. fluent and concise and where the
majesty and attributes of God are desert
bed it is sublime and magnificent. Ma
homet admitted the divine mission both
of Moses and Jesus Christ. According
to Gibbon, the leading article of faith
which Mahomet preached is compounded
of an eternal truth and necessary &C.
ton, namely. that there is only one God,
and that Mahomet is the apostle of God.
The Koran was translated into Latin in
1l43. aud into English and other Euro
peau languages about 1868. 1t is rhap.
sody of 5000 verses, divided into lid
sections.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30

CARRYING HOME BUNDLEs.-Many peo>
pie have a contemplate fear of being seen
to carry any bundle, however small, hav-
ing the absurd idea that there is social
degradation in the act. The most trifiing
as well as the most weighty packages
must be sent home to them, no matter
how much to the inconvenience of others.
This arises from low sort of pride.
There is pride that is higher, that ari-
ses from consciousness Of there being
something in the individual not to be eff.
fected by such accidents-worth and
weight Of character. This latter pride
was exhibited by the son Of Jerome Ma
poleon Bonaparte. While he was in COLI
isge he was one day carrying to his room
q broom he had just purchased, when he
met friend; who. noticing the broom,
with surprise exclaimed g Why did you
not have it sent home 90 /" / am not
ashamed to carry home anything which
belongs to me" was the sensible reply of
young BOnaparte Lord Stanley.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
N. w. va. Railroad.

e. - - YAlI THIS ROAD, ha
&ES@S@s EE-.sE5EZsaA wing been put in OPP
Grafton through to Glarksburg, will carry freight
to and from that place, Bridgeport, Pennington
and Webster, at the same rates as are charged
upon the Bait. &. Ohio Railroad, for like dis
lance. All freight consigned to other places than
Piedmont, Cumberland, Martinsburg, Harper's
Ferry, Baltimore, Moundsville or Wheeling,
must be paid for the whole distance at Grafton,
and for the above named stations, the freight
must be paid to Grafton only. s5-1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
Landon Academy,
AND
MILITARY INSTETUTE

| hbANA a, FredeFick Co., Nd. Landou Is ST..
retired yet accessible parts ofour country. IL T.
distant miles from the Evansville Depot of the
b. q K R. Whilst it is easy Of access, it il re-
moved moved rom the temptations incident 70 public
places. The course OF instruction embraces All
OF the branches taught In the best Academies Of
our country. The Military feature, whilst IL az
lords healthy and improving exercise. does not
interiors With the studies Of the pupils Oircu-
application to the Principal. ~ ---'Ne f''H
Refer 70 B. DespaEd, Esq., and Judge Camden.
on CIarksburg, who have sons at I.andou.
j. r. JONES,
UrbahA, Frederick County. Nd.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
Medical.
MRDICAL NOTICE.

rt.f ss,s,,,mrI f,,i,.f =
Ilh. p ~ -. tnsoln ms
- HE ala -
ps NJ ~ sorth F,a5ar;nI
d. a PfsIvATr CIf
on . AL $3.50 = 4 aud st,ss:
- 7l;s q g. - ~
% tnls ~ ND S;s
Sr =, Lone and extensiye praet;es
cess during aIs - ,ra;is nj
pies nim1 Il; c II; PslseLs
80 alhlcteo, . suiS - s ~, y s
% 1d NJ i, 1870 of md ,ss.;,
sinsss. pS n has now tbe grat -
tha ,,nfortnnats yithremeSs. th.t
PEesehs 80 ~ s::a - as s...f,
nave never yer ns. and That ~
. cLte w .gss tsne fi
1o,1, ~ any other deleterious drug.r Yitbin
ne sa ~ Dr. s. has c,red moys tbsI
~; "a eases the above Character and
- :, - hs aafsIv sa;d that MORE THKriosr -,
~ ~ n hee1. trested xv;,b
oi .no nd otbsr n;naIal nelson's nv soraa e.
IneleutJ a No. os,s ~ 20 tLe Tesi;T,
Eh ot SCI - ,t modes 70 he asIsar;s;.n -
1.saJn.ta ~ any Random or Paris;an ShosnifsI
~, bsi;eves the 1nited States can procure p6ysi
e;ens az capable Of eur;ng disease. emo insttsr
Ia. S;ascTftn az Nanx, foSe;gner Who has hssrr
~, eIIe5 to Isaye his own country because Ia
So Lii an5 ,,o,.5srFnl IN
: 49, fa;iaJ 20 X ford him I;x;ng a. i,o,sa
Let the unfortunate bear in mind when afiiction
o1srtates lin that no time should be lost in ma
G;n. annlicat;on 10 n eomnetens, uhys;eian. a.
tb.SS trnnId mot onlv obtair relief from I,,;n
svcid mortiAeation throueh exposure. and ein5s
lfTfiII Init ana
~ .sS;.t"'t 80 he ncra In,odarata in HE 81 80.
tLn he coni5 ;nstly hs 1Shere svmptons No.
hcon,e oon fTmed ~ the disease I1ere ,idsly if
Tse5I Tba ranid ad vanees of tbis trnIy Ieyyrifr.
inc disease Ia suffieient to alarm ths baids..
hasrt. When uleeration and discolored bIotebs
a. Sv;tL rocIrino na;ns- betrav To the nnhanny
victim the deadly poison preyine upon his yitaiss
then s.and mot tiil then s. DO many, avfake to a
fniI sense Of thar danger = -
You've MEN and others afflicted witha Seminal
DehiIitv Iyhether orioininatino from n cartain
ds.trussivs habit. or Pom any Other eanse' With
the train of bodily and mental evils which fol-
low when ne0leoted. should make nm aariy an
n1ication. With the full assnrance shat th.x can
ba snead;lv restored 10 sonnd health and Am v;r
or This Il one IF the Greatest evils that can bs-
fail man. and has doomed thousands of The I'M
man race to untimely graves: blasted the bril-
liant hopes of parents; and blfghted. in the bnd.
the noble ambition of MANY an asn;r;pg yortS
Dyspepsia. weakness Of the back eYos and iimhs
palptation of the heart dizziness. for0otfniness
30, ARD symptoms of this disease.
Observation-Disclosures of the n,o.t
freouent penalties paid by those who pi We unrs.
strained license to their passions Is foss of vi
rile power. The Young unaware of the fearful
results that NAV ensues are but too mt to son-
nit eYcesses. fmpotencv NAV. and docs oecnr
from structure gravel. deposites In the nrine and
from many other causes but BY far the most ire-
ouent source of it is an abuse of the sexual or
gans, by excessive yenery or self pollution-par
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Afflicted Ready
doIs ly

MEDICAL HOUSE. Es-
t1Nt tgpLished twenty-five years ago by DR..
klNELlN, corner of Third and Union Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Twenty-Five yearsi eTnCri
ence has rendered DR.. X. a most fnI Iirn
titioner in the euro of all diseases of a 49,
nature M manhoods debility, as an impediment
ses of the skin, aud those arising from hrSa a.
mercury. '' VI
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is an OWL habit sometimes indulusa In
by boys, in solitude, often growing mn Wit ~ -,
to manhood; and which il not refo9m %lii ~ mem
time, not only begets serious obstacles to natri e
moninl happiness, but gives rise to sar;ss 80
protracted, instdious, and devastating affeot;ors
nrae.;cs are give way to this pernicious
they find the nervous system shattsrai suai
strange and unaccountable sensations erS ..',sa
fears y, IN the mind. See pages, 81, IS, 20. of Dr.
The unfortunate thus affected becor,as eo.L,.
is unable to labor with accustomed vioor 90 70
apply his mind to study, his stem IL ssrdS ~ W
weak he is dull, irresolute, and engages sYeu u
IN N Hs 30 sports with less energy than usual.
has done it's worst, and enter matrimapn1 S;S
marriage is unfruitful, and his sensa taIi! I.S
that this is caused by his early foIIies. Theno
arc SouSl9e[1Lons WhiGh should awaken the at
sention OF all who are similarly situated N
Remember, he who places himseif yS,,do- n.
hinelns treatment, may religiously confide in
ms honor rs gentleman, and rely upon tho - -
never be disclosed. Will
~. Young man-les no false modes.y deter you
edu ,asion and responsibility, can certainly Sen
DR.. Kinkelin's residence has bean n, ~. L..
twenty years At the n. W. Corner Of Thru a,sS
Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. "A'N
Patients at Q distance can have INV st.t;,o,
their case explicitly, together with all thsir svn
toms, per letter, enclosing remittance d. X.
medicine, appropriated accordingly. -
Forwarded to any part Of the United Sat-.
and packed secure from damage or curiosity. byr
mail or express. ~ y
READ YOUTH AND MASHoopi
A Vigorous Life or Premature Death, RinL,l;,
on Self Preservation Oalv IS eents
Letters containing that value in stnmns vii,
ensure &.eopy per return Of mail. "tti
Gratis! Gratis! GTGtis!---A Free Ola In An
Misery Relieved.
g Natures Guide" new and valuable ,vorI,
full of valuable advice and Impressive yarnine,'
alike calculated to prevent years of misery. AZ
save thousands Of lives is Distributed without
IN tho United States, on receiving an order an.
closing two postage stamps. Gu1 "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-01-30
First Arrival!
BY the N. w. Va. Railroad
TOHN IRWIN Is now receiving large an
81 choice assortment OF

BY the M W. va halIrOho
ToHN IRWIN Is now receiving large and
81 choice assortment Of !,
Fall and Winter Goods.
which cannot fail to please the most faStidiouS
His stock Of ladies' dress goods embrace some
of ths most choice and beautiful styles End pat
' He has also large lot of caIIcOes. brown and
bIeaehed Muslins. Table Linen, &c.
Geutlemsn's Boots, Shoes, Caters, Hats, and
nice stock ofLadiss' Kid, lasting and Nor
rocco Shoes, Misses and children's Shoes and
LASTING Caters. French worked coIlaTs and
mour5inp Goods Of almost every descriptions
A large assortment Of ladies' gloves and mits,
and genlemen's gloves.
Groceries Of all kinds, including Fish, Salt,
Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Rice, &c,
Having The advantage Of the reduced freightS
by railroad, he can afford 20 sell at much lower
prices than merchants in thfS country have here
tofore been able TO do. ocS