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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

Il l. EIbl, II l. EIF T.
TIE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines.
HURLEY : ,ARSArAklLLA.
lF all the remedies Mt have been discover.
~ 81 during the present age fer t.f. - iIfrn-
SAINT Ills tnat flesh hear top rsons equal thfe
wonderful preparation priy thee YEAR have
eap-sa slHre he a'gceEearr fWhe spent IT,
cae IL ~fGdy,ng ,esFertmeataIktug ati perfect
tug III first introduced = 10 the pubic and /
IS air, any recognized by thr INST ee5ae {
ply ssrleus H. 81. parts ut the c"u.'rg a. ~ tie
moi surprising ami steetise remedy Tor ceg-
.a'u diseases + waset thsy have knsHletee
I'll ot O. caInu#aa> So ,Egt#a at tie ru8N
have hitherto ftlgt 10 cafaaars3 It.. .aactf Il
oi the tsCuta her 9=@, ou icing tesie4 tttpE
have been fo ID 10 roatagn naxtaAs iugrrA c.sts
" hlea uaturalttt the good eftact. = tie Sara
pail q, efioH'lmes h1ure tie ia IA ~ l.,
paregt II = not 81 with Hur.ey's p sgata
ton 1hs Is the pugt genuine erlrzrt If
he root au3 vii On trial bp found To- effect 8
certain and peffe carg ~ the faltnwins CON
plants aHd disease:
Affections VI the byaes, I4afsitnf rastfveEnsa
Debility, lrts1rc-t*o,f
Diseases Of the Kidneys, I4etF complaint.
Dyspepsia BIZ sipsias, tiltx,
Female ifres aiarit'es, Pulmonary Diseases.
fiHta4a, HyroiGia,
y phlus, And all skin diseases.
Besides curing the ahoHe. It j. also known -
be Il great aud powerful tomb, purifying tine
blood ana inyigqratiag the system
In Snort II In with At exception, I'm the casah
m"mav#ea aud r.. general tttert III tae sssteH.
us moot esae loa., as Is In tie most GraraGlg
s#iueay 81 tae age H. Is antaas gAae4slysss
*a@wa throughout sac eo#atgy auI i. f4sst obtain
thg al t-afeFeaH reputation, lac Instances 81
aatEs IL has elected sre daily comm l., Tie ltr
prize tors kHaHledzr aH4 hc has 40 hesitation In
recommending Il ~ one ana all who desire 10
proc arc relief from suffering. one bottle being
Iata lis elects viii he too apparent t. admit 81
further doubt ~ aecoileet Harly.s sarsapa.
riIia Is the only genuine article in the market.
lSs@Priee II per bottle, or six bottes for Is.
FOR safe al the manufaetort. corner Seventh
and Green streets, Louisville. ky; Raeou. Hyde
" 60. IT Louis, ho.; Barclay Brothers, CAiea
20, III, J. d. Park, Cincinnati D.; wilkinson 4
Marshal, heokak, Iowa; sold Il fipton by
ely. A. GILBERT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

[ ,hOC1IEF Needles and Cotton, Perforated
~ bard add Woss..-a, ~clJ ~ a Gilbert
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1UI1N ET"I"Es
3 10A e3I Or "a

No l7s. Second ST. Nuscaline, Iowa.
- NJ BURNETT would announce 10 the
III. Trade and Country Merchants, that he
can supply. for cast, TIVE SCHOOL BOOKS.
published by ". h smith y Co, iyson *
phiHy, and A. :. Barnes x Co.; including all
the Eiectlc Series OF -choui Books. Sanders
Readers, Davies Series Of Mat hemaiies, &C.,
at pub ishers prices.
ny bnying OF him, they save freight, insuran e,
&c and can have their orders filed IN much
shorter time. He also keeps constantly in store,
and viii job. at a small advance Oh eastern p,i.
ccs. n other sGhooi books used in Iowa. Also.
.H~arge stock Of up q Leiftr Paper,
fancy note paper. PLAN and IA ,cg en- el"pes.
cards. STATES aud pencils, waters aud scaling
wax, gold pens. wrapping paper, pocket boohs,
tiaps, inks, steel pens, bib.as and prayer beok,,
."ng booeH. bark books, pass books, tuck
neinorandums, wall paper. mathematical IN
-tunent,, cheap publications.. note books.
round Aid pat"ut noIes, sheet music ira nspa-
reat window shades f2Hcy stationery, valcn-
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 - and
- per dozen.
MUSICAL fTSTRUMENTS
Nlo'Ins. guitars, accoEdeons, &C., together
with instruction book 3, ol ali kinds. sheet music
&C. lie buys largely Of alt tie sonpe ariielss
or cash from Observation-Disclosures EAT, aitifan
sell ihem cheaper (dedaetiHg fse,ghts, ac.,
han they cath be got else where. . is deter
nine / Ia bnild up large tahbntg trade In he
Book aud Stationery business has adopted as,
his motto - spiah profits 5a} IN 70 sales -
He has al.o very large sock If ST snd,rd,
miscellaneous, law, medical and Theological
books. for sale al eastern prices.
.Nc,o Boot. reccired BIZ Erpress, 60 soon as
I'Ui}lvtef
Newspapers, MAGAZINES and Periodicals re-
sri. t3a,48.+ Al.
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chicago A verIl ements.

chicago A verIl ements.
FL seTise"er ant ia iaxher'- Nss p,p- Agency
Singers sewing Machines.
s23 Broadray n. T. - Cart 81, Chicago.
FTNHESE Machines have established a great rep.
i utation founded on substantial excellence -
The fair profit of using ne Of these achinea reg
ularly employed Is
One Thousand Dollars a Year,
No Tailor, Seamstress, Shoe Manufacturer Sad.
dler, or other person having sewing or stitching
to do. can afford to do without one. A pecrltar
merit of singers Machines. which no other kind
can justly claim, is that the same Machine tciN ao
eT,ry kind OF rork in perfect style. They are
strong. durable, win keep In order. Whoever
buys one may be entirely certain it will do his
work. Erey large pirate family ongh to hare
one
All who wish complete and reliable information
IN regard to prceand size Of orr Machines man
aeE u WorAlns and method of purchasing with
all other particulars, can obtain It by applying by
letter AT either of our Offices for copy Of T. III
singer v Co.'s t=asette a paper devoted to the
sewing Machine interest. 1t will lie Supplied
gratis. l. NJ SINGER h 20.
ns'- Local Agents wanted in every town in the
United States. 3-fm
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A Hollow Mountain.

The NORTH Californian states that re.
(ntiy while elgnt men were crossing
Atle Mountain they observed that in
eDy places the ground seemed hollow,
u III one place, on striking upon the
(ound with a sledge, the echo was given
lck with such dlstlnclness that led them
believe that there would be Iule diff
by IN breaking through. Having pro-
Jed proper implements, they Set TO
Pfk Alter golng tue depth of four
II, one OF he yarty who was using a
pwbar was seen suddenly to fall, anu
pon examination hole was found about
~ inches vide. through which the bar
n slipped a?d sunk into the mountain.
Ine aperture was immediately enlarg
but !. vas found thar, OWING TO the
likeness 81 the rock, II was exceeding
dangerous working around 1t,
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An Act.

Making provisions for the continuance
y the Geological Survey Of the State.
SEc. l. BE i. enacted by the General
Assembly Of the STATE Of Iowa: Tina,
lere be and is hereby appropriated from
be Treasury OF the State out Of any
PONIES not Otherwise appropriated, the
lm Of ten thousand dollars. to aid in
be further prosecution of the Geological
urvey OF the State, ard to be expended
Dder toe direction OF the Governor.
SEC. 2. All geological specimens and
lsslls collected during said survey are
ereby granted 10 the State University,
ID shall be deposited and carefully kept
cabine, to be by ina, institution de-
Ned TO This purpose.
SIC. ). his act 10 take effect and be
force from and after lis publication in
Ie Iowa City Republican aud Iowa Ca
tai Reporter.
SAMUEL MCFARLAND,
peaker Of the House of Representatives.
w. w. AMILTON.
President OF The Senate.
Approved January oath, 1857,
JAMES w. GAINES.
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fArE or LA Coucu. - News has
received oil the death CT Ira ( ouch.
hsana. s'e vas one Of the oidtst
ns o. Chicago, and the founder oil
yEsrntAt HnaIps,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

y IS tue difference OF pursuit which
(iks Tie morals aud characters OF man.
ID; which lays the line between the
lgh,ened philosopher and the haIf-
(ght citizen: between the civil cltIzen
The i'literaie peasant; between the
obey ng peasant and The wandering
|nge OF Africa. The man. the nation,
y therefore be good, whose chlelest
prizes consist IN the refinement of iea.
; and reason can never be unlveraII,
'vated unless guided by taste, which
ne considered as the Ink between
4nce and common sense. - Goldsmith.
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Before recent meeting OF the Boston
Material Historical society, DR.. Jaek.os
gave an accoun, Of some reese arches into
Rue somposition and n,anner Of formation
sf different kinds Of steel. As common.
" kuown, steel 10 a Continuation tf car
Won and iron. made by heating ia, bars
Of pure iron in combination With Charcoal.
Tne carbon is fire, converted into oxyd
Il carbon. and then uni,es with the iron
~ carLnret. The result OF this process
- known rs blis,ered steel. from he
Bubbles generated by gases upon lis
surface. Shear steel consists oil parallel
plates Of pare iron and steel welded by
Joidmg, d uniting the the bars o! bis
tered steel. Cast steal is fused IN pots
II the most refractory material, and
differs from cas-, iron, which likewise
contains carbon. in this respect. that cast
IRON is mixture of coarse aggregated
matter, graphite and iron. while cast
steel is chemical combination OF carbon
and iron.
From the researches ct Ber,hier j. 10
known that manganese Will form All al
10y with iron. When iron is mingled
with cons iderabIe proportion Of man
|Kanese, a b, itlle compound results; bu.
when combined with IA very small portion
v! manganese. n Steel Of very fine quail
ity is obtained which has this advantage
over carbon Steel; carbon steel becomes
soarse wien tempered in timex masses,
FROM serga',on OF the particles OF carbon;
but no snch trouble arises with mangan-
esian steel. Parties in England have
lately introduced excelen, wire Tor plan.
slorte strings, made oil this kind Of steel.
NJ well as for cutting instruments aud
other purposes. In the wire, DR.. Jack
son has found one and halt per cent. OF
manganese, and has established the fact
|ihat il resists, to cry remarkable de
gree, the action OF hydrochIor.c acid
|Sixteen years since FrankI,ni,e Iron was
manufactured by Ar. Osborn into very
hard and fine steel. This steel required
pempeIing al a lower heat than carbon
pteell Many OF our manganeslan IRON.
might be manufactured into steel by
>lnple drocess OF fusion, and steel OF
inform character might be made with.
al previous fermentation with carbon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

DIAN RspunLIe.- twenty. five Da.
ia'nlies, iis,pg at HazIe God some
miles above Fort Rldgeiy, on the
'ster River have renouuced their
1 character, dobned civilized dress
Horned themselves INTO sou Of
pbiie, with u written Constitution.
adenl, a.. They ar in,elllgen, and
ktrods and Lave wheat and corn to
al Inc Red " ,od Agency Their"
smaller orgai HatIol, with some Ten
fast iatalies nn,ung III 1t.
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i''n$cati0a nQb r1sl mems
FILLS, II. A. WATT, ID. n "
SELLS 4 WATT.


ELIJAH sEILs, II. A. WATT, d. u WATT
SELLS Il WATT,
successors t. T. ia K on & Sells Hoorcy !
NJ ILL continue the forwar ling and com
" mission business al tue old stand If p
Jaesson and Sells & Hoover, on Front street.
MuseailAe, Iowa.
REFER RD-~-
Henry Farnam, Esq Press G. & n. LRR.
= Jackson Nuseatire; Green Il stpn.. do.
Lemp = Sells do: Il { Rock. Cedar Ranias
II. Daniels 4 60 10; Dauies Brs. Marion
Wales 4 Wids Mt. Vernon; Forsyth d. 0
PrshMgh; j Cheno~et Gin: Voores &
Richards, do. D. jones s. Co, Chicago. III.
T. shepard 4 Co.. Iowa CIV. w. Il Dan,eIs
4 Co, do; i. >antay, do. Gower. Myga,t &
Gaiiy, do; Hull 8 Thompson, DO u. A. jan.
uary 4 Co, 81. Louis; Trtnlatt Il Sells 10. pas,
Wiley s Bast do. Bry Is Miltenberscr. do.
Sept. Il. '56. 81 If
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

WHISKY MAKIsa. There were
pulac'nred In Cincinnati aud vicinity.
year l926O,oOO gallons proof whls-
Tbs IS only about seven millions
+ OF the entire product Of England.
md and Scotland. The produc, OF the
valley exceeds by one hundred per
the entire produc! Of England, Ire
and &c t!aud.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-21

~ HITTING Paper, Letter. Note, and Fools
car, Drawing. Tissue and Colored papers
envelopes, common aai fancy, Pens and Ink
Tor sale by a ,,,I,ar, I'm
pocket Knives, forty kinds for sale bv
. A Gilbert.
pnNiE Nonna'es, Wallets, Bin Heads Rlant
nooAs. great variety, fot rale Ly A q.
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GRca nf Gnn'u nf S,n,

Office Of Sec'y of State. }
Iowa City, Jan'y "a, 1867.
I certify the foregoing to be true
lpy from The original roll on file IN my
Zee.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
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|npting O.Jer.-A recen. a lverrise.
read as iu,ions. ) oieu. q watch
! q hundred dollars. Ii the tb,.l
fetutn II Ae s.IaI. be lnfurneI where
ny Seal one worth Two Of II, aod no
ii us ASKED"
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REFER RO--


OLDEST DRUG HOUSE IN CENTRAL IONA i
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WHVFFsH7s WU NFEHU IFNgg'aK, No. IsI, NM
Street, Nsscatine
EEPs constantly for sale cheap for cash or
IN afrroped credit a large and well assorted
stock OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints
Tiis, DYES, Window Glass, tloss Ware Areat
TOR all The popnlnr fnniiy medicines of the day.
january |, 1856. lf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-15
GbansbilIs Daily yaurnaI.
a picture of New York.
tFrom the Tribune of the ID inst.

1
Ten thousand hardened and hopeless
female outcaste warm the street iat night;
two thousand children. under the guise
of peddlers, from the ages of ten to SIX
teen, penetrate every public Guiding,
store and Office in the city, to beg, steal,
spy for burglars and on their own ac-
count practice those vices which cannot
be named in respectable language; five
thousand great and small gamblers prey
upon ii e credulous and the infatuated,
standing all day at the doors Of their
dens in Broadway, as wei known in per-
son and profession as the Mayor himself;
ten thousand lazr, drunken, thieving
short-boys, swill-boys, killers, roughs,
and rowdies of other names, lounge on
rum-cursed corners of the streets, making
day disgusting, night hideous, and travel
dangerous to all who can be suspected of
having responsibility or money; thou
sands OF emigrant swindlers, mock auc-
tioneers, lottery dealers, policy hackers,
pickpockets, ball thieves, burglars, wharf
rats, area-sneaks, pimps and vampires,
practice their knaveries as openly and
with as little fear of punishment as
though they were engaged in the most
vlrtuous and legitimate of human pur-
suits. The swell-mob of London, flying
from the argus eyes ola real police. and
the uncomfortable felons of San Francisco,
expatriated by the bullet and the hemp
of the Vigilance Committee, are received
here with open arms, parade our streets
under not only the toleration, but the
protection and personal friendship of the
Iolice, carry our PRIMARY elections, and
fill high places on our nominating CON-
mittees. On every hand we have vi
and crime, and splendor; crime, vice,
rum and beggary. Here, in the most |
JauJO,gg is the Crockford's Of New York;
there between the palatial residences of
a millionaire and divine, is the nsaison
de jOic of woman whose dress is the most |
brilliant, whose equipage the most cost
iy, whose appearance is the most stun
ming, of any OF the gay butterflies, vir-
tuous or vicious, whose beauty and wealth |
add glitter to the opera or sunshine to
the promenade. With bow-shot of
these pllaces, is the other side of the
world: for brocade, rags; for diamonds,
dirt; for Johannsberger, whisky; for
millionairies, hcggars; for divines, devils;
for Aspasias, drabs; with here and there
some poor, starving wretch, painfully
enacting the ''Song of the Shirt, her
besieged virtue glimmering in the misery
of this tiginble hell, like the fabled jewel |
in dunghill. And over all, we have a
set of men called rulers, wrangling like
hungry dogs for the public purse; lying
aud cheating for Advancement; plotting to
overthrow all law, that them rob they |
people; and, in their influence upon our
vast criminal population, recklessly far
ing their incendiary torches in our moral
powder house.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-15

SPTRITUALIsM IN BosToN.-The Boston
Traveller states thot the experiments in
the spiritualstic phenomena have been in
progress at Professor Agassiz's house
in Cambridge, within the last day or two
under the recent oi!er of $500 for proof
of the actuality of these phenomena, be.
yond the possibility of deception or trick
cry. DR.. Gardner, the celebrated Spiri-
tualist is bringing all his batteries to bear
upon the unbelieving professors.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COILEGE,
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE sTs. :,
EVANSVILLE IND.
NHE course Of study in this Institution IS thorough
and practical, embracing all that is rsquiste hit
young man for theaCtiye duties of the counting
among which are
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING,
With forms adapted to Wholesale and Retail;
steamboat Book Keeping, Banking, dc. DC.
Commercial Calculation, Penmanship, accounts cur
rent accounts sales, and complete system Of CONNER
clal Correspondence. course Of lessons can De COM
peted In from six to ten weeks. Time, however, IS not
hmite aud students can reter free of further charge
az any time Diploma awarded those who deemed
worthy.
q Hours of instruction from to i2H, A. NJ: from
IL To 1, p NJ, and to 10, p. M
Terms, payable in advance:
Mercantile Course .............s2o
Steamboat Bookkeeping
Mercantile Calculation. ............
Iehuitiisuip
Gas Light cents per month. .. so cents.
For Catalogue and further particulars, address
fell INV. j. BENIN, Principal.
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Axles, Springs; made of the hest steel; Bands, En-
ameled and of all kinds OF Leather; Cloths, Innings for
Carriages, Narnishes, Castings of all knds Saddle
Trees, English Bride Lethers Bits. Strrups, Spurs,
Iames, fine Silver Iames of all kinds, Jenny Lind
Gig Trees, Self-Adjusting Pads, Taylors Patent
liames Fly Nets Shoe Threads Horse Blankets, Lon
don Girth Webs, American Girth and Rein Webs, both
Cotton and Worsted; London Welt Skins, superior
article; ivory, Gut'a Percla and Brass lined Maengal
Kings; Superior kerseys for Horse Covers, the best
quality of Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, &c. &c.
keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branch OF The business, and understanding both branch.
es thoroughly, we would respectfully invite your at
tenton before purchasing elsew here
am also agent for WARDS PATENT PR1N9
SADDLE. apaOdkw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-15

CLIMATE OF LAKE SUPERIOR. "A writer
in the Lake Superior Miner contends
that the climate OF the Superior region
is particularly favorable for the cure of
lncipent consumption. lie argues that
the high oxidation of the atmosphere
causes the removal of tuberculous matter
which may be deposited in The lungs or
elsewhere in the system. He, however
warns consumptivcs in the latter stages
OF the disease not to seek relief in that
quarter.
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LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE II ECU.
LAR Jacket.

f 11I~Elk - THE well known and fast
t-s.-f-rr ~ s1----STI steamboat W. A. EAYES, Cant.
-z=-z-z@ Duncan. has re-enteTed the
trade for the season. and will continue to make regular
trips. The accommodations for passengers are of IA
superior order For freight passage apply on board
Leaves Louisville every Monday and THURSDAY at
O'Clock. p. m, and returning, leaves Evansville
every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock, p. m.
ap9GSm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-15

BROKE JAIL. prisoners confined
in the Knox county Jail, made their es-
cape in day light, an Saturday evening.
The effected their escape by getting over
the wall, aided by a clothes-line. One
of them was William Cochran, another
w. A. Fisher; the name of the other we
dill not learn. The were confined for
larceny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-15

0TMr. j. S. MAKE, connected with
the house Of Adolphus Hamilton, New
Orleans, absc1nded, on May 10Th, with
$1,000 of his employers money. A
streak of tightening TO the Marshall of
Memphis, struck him on the steamer
Rainbow. and he is now on his way back
TO answer for his folly and crime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-15

One hundred dollars viii he paid to any Physician
whe can prove that that the Medicine ever injured
patieIt and the testimony Ofthousuds can be brou CHIT
to prove chat il does great good. Cases of from one
week to thirteen years standing have been effected
The masses of Voluntary Testimony in possession
of the Proprietor, vogching its virtues and curative
pONerS Is iInnen,e. emlrlfnw namps well kn1,ull fn
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GREEN RIVER PACKET.

f -S1T-slA - THE steamer UNION, Cant
= Roberts, having been just fn-
with all the latest i'm
provements. Of 300 tons capacity fast and very light
draught, viii ply regularly in the above trade, for
which she was built expressly, and solicits liberal
share of public patronage. For freight passage ap
ply on board. rnh7
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FROM NEW YORK. G.zss
From Albert q. Richardson's Advertising and
Correspondence Office, No. so Broadway New y ork.

-
"COSTAR'S'' RAT EXTERNliNATOR.
A infallible destroyer of Rats Mice Ants, Ground
"A Mice, MOleS, &c., &c, Ne. (NUt dangerous Ia
the Human Famiy) Rats do not die in their holes
come out and die.
Put up in 2Oc., %, s5c., ST. -, s3, and 81 Boxes,
"COSTAR'S" BED BUG DIFFERENTIATION.
Never known to fail-and used every day by thous-
ands in New York and elsewhere.
Put up in &c, , 81, 81 80, ~ So and 81 20 Bottles
"COSrAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER.
For the destruction Of Moths, Mosquitoes, Flies
Fleas, Plant Insects, Vermin Fowls and animals,
NC, &c.
Put up in &c, and soc. Boxes.
S0LD-Whoesale and Retail at 'sCostar's principle
depot. ss Broadway, New York, and Ivy the principal
Druggists and dealers throughout the United States
the Canaaas, West Indies, California and South
America.
r. Orders must always be accompanied by the cash.
e No goods sent on commisson.
IL Small Sample Packages put up at the lowest
wholesale prices for first orders in new places with
Cards, Show Bills, Posters, &C., &c.
s5F- Packages expressly put up for Ships, Steam
boats, Horels, Public Institutions sc.
Es- Full particulars 10 Wholesale deaers-scales Of
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WABASH RIVER PACKET.

a ocIT>rIk -; THE light duught steamer
sss.7- t-.sagHtl KATE SARCHET, +. +. De-
5s-sz---=z=zz-s0uchet, master, viii run n
regular PACKET between Evansville and the different
points tho Wabash River, during the entire
For freight or passage apply ON board. fehl0
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.
LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
STATESMAN,

fCiI-sk II CAPT. SULLIVAN, VIII run
-rrss.s.f1 rs regular packet between
- Louisville and Henderson, pass
ing Evansville FRIDAY and TUESDAY afternoons.
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