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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-12
Eonors to she Remains of DR.. Zane st philadel-
phia-Trial Of Efaii RobAer.
R.IrrvoRr March II

The remains of DR.. Kane arrived at the
Baltimore depot at Philadelphia to-day. They
were escorted over the route by the lst troops
Of cagalry-the Washington Guards aiding as
a guard Of honor. The remains were deposit
ed in Independence Hall, and all the entrances
and rooms draped in mourning. The coffin
has been tastefully decorated with camelias, a
voluntary offering by Peter Mackenzie, an in
innate friend Of the deceased; flags throughout
the city at half mast and drapcd in mourning
Large crowds gathered at all points, to view
the escorts and remains.
A final hearing to-day. before the U. s.
Commissioners. Ct the case Of James McFet-
fridge charged with robbing the mails, while
clerk In the Cincinnati Post Office. The
Postmaster of that city testified that $4,000
were stolen-part belonging to the Office. The
prisoner remanded to custody and will be
sent to Ohio for trial.
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bort of Guansulllc.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

FASHION, from Louisville to st. Louis.
SUSQEUHANA, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
LATRoBE, from Upper Mississippi TO Ptt,barg.
lands. from New orleans 10 Cincinnati.
ALVIN ADAMS. from ST. Loui, 10 Louisville.
RANDOLPH, from st. Louis TO Cincinnati.
HGGHFLYER, from Louisville to -. Louis.
JAMES WOOD, from pitisburg to IT. Louis-
MARS, from Louisville TO New Orleans.
GRAND TURF, from Pit,sburg to ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, from Pittsburgto ms, River.
HICKMAN. from Arkansas to Cincinnati,
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o. fIallock & Sto1dard, have just receiv-
ed the largest and most varied assortment OF
paints and colors ever received in the city, an
assortment of snail cans forready use will be
found very convenient for those wishing to do
their own painting.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

SE~ YORK, March Il.--Coiton market firm. sale, OF
eco bales sales yesterday 200 bales: Forrheavy sales
of so bols. Whea unsettled sales Of see bushels.
Corn -ni sales OF i0co bushels; provsions firm with
onward tendency Pork active. saes Of 9UO bbls; Beef
buoyant Lard hrm; Whisky advanced "a cent; Sugar
steady; Con.e Hrm; hogsses firm n 20 FOR New Or
leans Frpights easier; Stocks firm aud unchanged:
Michigan Douthesn 15l4; Galsna aGd Chicago LIS IA;
Erie 81.
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NEW SPRING GoODS,

WE.re ao- ressivins a. oar store Posters Block Is.
w street. three doors below Ms,n. side
We stess Of FASH onsbla Spring Goods IN
shasIs hantila Emhroideriss Searfs Dress siit. Or
rrraies Bingham. DeLAnes Bsreges Prints Da-
masks Earpses knss MatsE Floor oeioth. Beachsd nd
Brown skastps Bleaeaed and Brown Stirling white
&C.. which we oner very cheap Thankful for pas:
tsvors respectfully wife the citizens this co
20 give carl. and examine goods Short
nAiO-'S JAMES OAKLEY & son.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
R E POR L

TO THE MAJOR AND COMMON COUNCIL or EVANSVILLE.
YOUR Committee, appointed to confer with similar
Committee appointed BY the trustees OF the town OF
Lamasco C, TO report some plan OF SAID town
said city, beg report the joint committee
have consulted together and agree TO recommend to the
Common Council of Evansville, well as to the Pres
Trustees of the Of Lamasco City the adj
option Of an agreement copy Of which is herewith
submitted. JOHN HEwSON, Chm, q
NJ. FOSTER,
CONRAD BAKER,
COMMITTEE.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIsciSSArI, March II, p. M.-small sales OF -four at
SIS O55 10; Market very dull with increased DISPOSE
ton to rcaze The stock IL very large. no change in
grain: Whisky steady at 23: sales of 1850 bbs: Mar
kei closed rather heavy; Cioverseed very dull and
prices tending downward Provisions buoyant aud gen.
orally higher: Mess pork held sci JOe2 with
tive demand at SCI; Bulk meats buoyant. and sides
higher; All sides TO be had at 90 taken held at Ice;
Lard held at 1877; Market swept OF all 10 be had below
this rate Bacon Graer. shoulders sold at 1inis the
river below at 9i I'll the sides the market lie
taken, held very frmly 1t l2I.
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Or The river is slowly falling with three
feet ten inches water on the Falls ut Louis
Vile. The cold winds OF March have caused
the river to fall FROM Pittsburg to Cairo.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

River and Weather by Telegraph.
s CIScINSATI, March IL.
River about stationary, with feet in the
: channel. Weather. clear ane cold.
LOUISVILLE, March IL.
Canal open with six feet two inches water,
three feet nine inches on the pass on the falls
and falling. Thermometer at freezing point
this morning. Weather cold.
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DRUG STORE.

rEE. J. PENNINGTON havinr Trschasei The STOCK Of
- Medicines opened for sale b. Crawford Bell. few
since call the attcnpn OF the pulio
particularly physicians aud eOning o. this city,
make this assortent which viii teoon
ssntly receiving additions r9 the Eastern ci;es and
which will be sold low lie afforded by
other e.abishmenti the West. DO 3. Washington Block
BuildiAgs sep2g-0
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An order was issued TO pave the West side OF Third
street between Main and Sycamore.
Henry c. Gwathmey presented statement OF the
condition the C.ty Wharf, the receipts and amounts
pad for repair, the with the interest account
to date Sir. Gwa!hmsys bill. $50 for keeping the
wharf int res, account since ls52 allowed
Ca motion the matters of dispute between the stock
holders the wharf and tiei city referred to
committee consisting Messrs, Foster, Rathoone, aud
- Baker.
u "a TIE Wharf Masters Report Tor January, and Feb
ruary shows tho Wharf to have been du
ring month of January so2, and for the month oil
February s50l.
The Fire Superintendent reported The fire cisterns
and apparatus in good order.
Mr. Sherwood was appointed Inspector for the spec
al election on the 20 init for the upper Engine House,
and Mr. Boicourt for the lower.
On motion eooneil adjourned
WELL Il. WALKER, CLERK.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC:

Rtsxs....... IL Sun SErs.....-...... 8
CosCEgT THIS EvESISG.-The exhibition of
Prof. Gue's pupils and concert for the poor
this evening, will, we hope, bring large au-
dience at the Crescent City Hall. 1t will be
one Of the most attractive entertainments Of
the season. The Professors taste and skill
has provided rich programme, one that will
exhibit the proficiency of his scholars and his
eminent success as teacher.
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GuOD <sFEE;g!

stsns shoytiy torenove fro the wiz dispose
"A OF my eatise ssoek Of Millinery Gods. than thew
Gag 10 bsnst Tor IN SesYork Tia goods are OF the latest
styles ana sretss best in ihis
ing To insc tins susincss this Chance rruII
close hasises uil cell DIV an, article have
edo~eosss MRS 10. IL. EARSHEART.
Late MISS wAErH
nhlcdF Ia rer a,d Volt an
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TuNnE "Keatucky snd Indiana Kansas aud Nebraska
II IMMIGRANT Company organized tor the %
locating aad lands in the Territories CT Kansas
Nebraska has its ready the heid in
The stock in shares OF AGO. al0 be paid ssun
share S. the LIST OF May next LIST NJ November ne1t and
balance the Company require
lcer be detirss only the
which will entiie hin ot and shsrs
in oneks the profits the sale Of town lots and those
settling in the BOUNDS of the Conrsry operations before
both of tho last
required pay the
For further particulars address the Secretary at Hawsvle
Ky Any yerson renting sO by mail the Secretary,
shall haye n certificate OF stock sentby retarn nail.
The Dirsctors of the Company sre:-Geo. W. Williams.
Nason Esq. and X. I. Bush. Y. Y. BUSB.
fa21 Imdtv Secre.sry.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.

Council CHAanKR, March. o, iSj1.
Council met. Present his Honor the Mayor and
Coun emen Foster Scantlin, Seteheli, Orr 'enheman'
Hupnell and Kinney.
Minu,s. read and approved. The following bills
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cHEaPET, THAN EVEK,

III BONES Peal Starch. % bokes TAiIew Candles;
~ % do Star Candles ASA sizes;
80 do Paln and German 80 ap. jsst rsceiFsd BY
aaio z, a. COOK & son.
'ENSoseH Express with all of Cooks --latest in
N Issse@sno, for sale b.
-srmhis III COOK & SON.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ExPHEssLY FOR THE JOURNAL
BY THE T.. d ". LIyE-E G. EARNuEAgT, Operator.
Latest from Nicaraugua.

Latest from Nicaraugua.
New ORLEANS, March IL.
Black Warrior arrived at the Balize from
AspinwsIl. The Aspinwall Courier Of the Sd
inst, SAYS, Lockridge forced his way up the
river with small loss, and capturing many
arms and munitions; also another steamer.
In Peru the revolutionists are successful
Morse layorably received by the New Grana-
dian government. The Governor labored,
however to throw the blame on the Americans
in the Panama riots.
The Saratoga sailed for Greytown.
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AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

HUST received and will be sold ct auction. n. Auc-
s3 ton Rooms regular sae DAYS large CT
raj assortment Dry Goods Notions ar fancy articles
s9s,t'nE in part Of Brown and Bieaehsd shee.ns, and
SkirRgs Satinets Csseaes. Coating Faune,s Blankets
Jeaas. Hcsing Gloves. Mits. SPOOL Threads. Lincys
Mefines. ShawR, Susreniers. &c. &c.
ALso:-Tables Pocket Gallery JeSery and Watches
Cloths aud Hair Brushes Pins eedls
AeeOrsons aida great variety OF fancy
Gus 20 usatiol. kOOLSEl & NELSON.
Auctioneers.
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NEW BOOKN! NEW nOOkS!!
DENTISTRY.
I'M. 4. E,YNYT. nExYIAll

HDFSPECTFtLLY inferrs the citizens and vicinity that
he will all orders in the various d.
his Profession with IromItpeEs. aud in tie most eerhe
Particular attention paid the plugging cleaning
extracting teeth. and inserting
from full tne goid plate. with without
gums.
Pivot teeth inserted in the most approved and
he chilren's iuily
Ladies' waited their lesi Eees II desired OSee
Fist street torfneriy pr Irav's Office nov2,-3wdGv
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OoHbIc Entry BOOK EeePing,
With forms adapted 70 Wholesale and Retail.
Stearahoat EaoS EaeniuS. BANKING. &c.

Commercial calculation. PennenshP. accounts trent
accounts sales and plee system Connercil Cores
yondcnee. OF Lessons be compile "a. fro N
weeks Tine. however. IS not lnited lad
free of further charge time DLOAA
AWARDED 20 those y no are deemed worthy.
CB- aars Of Iusrlction from 90 II u, A. III. from Ia
% Il. NJ. and 20 Il L. NJ.
Terms payable in advance
Mercantile .......s2o
Steambos: Book keoring................
Aercantiis CAlcgiG.iC1. ........
ta4 Light - cents mouth
For Catalogue ami further partisul ars. atdr-ss
fell 4mw 4. no ". Frinetra1
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NOTICE 40 l.lJILDEak,

StEALED proposals for building briet School
~ tue public the OF Carlils in Su'ii
County lad Will DO iyeiLy the iersigns has
residence sstd cs'il luth March 1851
O'Clock. Security for the faith ul peso the
il Absolutely required. Pl4as AMI specifications will
be exhi.. y u urdersigped.
BY the Board Of the Town Carlisle
te23 2wdiW JNO. MARTIN. Clerk
ATTENTION.
TsVE undergue tenders bis his old
tor past yatronss and wishes iaiorm them az the
pus generally that he ia still prepared Accommodate
WAGONS Bssge ant ,v-Ts tiiE in his line.
pairing with aud dispatch, 4S Also have
taken charge OF the WILSON HOUSE ans .riet
ton the vaTiols duties involve. sAalbe prepared
TO neet the wants Of tie travelling pubic.
ALSALOM MALONE.
Oweasyile, lad. mhIt-iydkw
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r<whole Tickets. sac; HAYES. $50; quartsrs s5.-Es
the above schemes there $500 tickets only
bered from 20 Geo There go full Primes. and ~
in..ions making in all - Prizes No smaller
prize than 500 -.
The prizes payable without discount
at the Royal Treasury in Ilayans.
~ The subscribers will cash all prizes at per cent dis
count. charri M this for exchange. etc. .....
Official copy OF ths craving will be sent 20 each
ekes 81 Purchasers Will please write the
rlaa and give their Poet oce County and State.
Bills ON all solvent ban IA taken par.
the above scheme. will
receive urJapt sttertcr when aZjrrssedto
,aht-td A. GONZALES Il Co, Nashville. Tenn.
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ROYAL HAVANA LoTTERYI

The DRAWING Of the Royal Tavans Lottery
e0aiustE by the Spanish Government. under n
the supervision Of the Captain Gems
raj Of Cabs. will tEse placs
Havana
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GARDEN SEEDS NEW CaOP.-I cas-. Lsndrith's
celebrated Seeds assorted Philadelpha
and for sale By n24 yfcKERY JOHNSTON.
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DE nnn NES Gunny'Bar., fersalshy
o5sOOU JOHN BTRrIS.
hall, aet in A

SQCORs-we have constant y hand aisrge stock 81
Liquors of the hest brands Orange Valley Nsky; old
Rye nonongahela Whisky. csisvta Brandy, Pert Wine.
sweat Wine. Genuine Malsga Wine. Gnrer Wine. Mase
Wine. Blsetberey Wine Native Port Wine. Blackberry
brandy and large sety sf sne Brandes for sale by
fefS I. a D. HERMANN.
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n OAF. CRUSHED. POWDERED. AND RE-
FINED SuG ARS.-eo bbis OF Leverinss. Belchers
and ST. James Rehueres, reed Eclipse
and Moderator for saleby S. L. GILBERT CO..
feis Sycamore street.
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RCCKWHEaT rLeyR AND HoMINY.-

SyISETEss-Tohs half chests and 10 caadiss Young Hy-
e con, Gnnpowder. Imperial aud best Black Tea.
f-st " '-'' = v1KERY & JOHNSTON.
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EVANSVILLE CnMMERCIAI. CoLLsGE.

FIRST srELEr BETWEEN AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
yHy study in this Institu.ion thorough and
practicsl. and embracing all that requisite TO nc
the duties the room.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

HAV1NG boon frequently solicited 60 aid per-
ing to SELL real estate in Harrison and the ad-
joining counties of North Western Virginia,
have concluded TO offer my services TO the pub
lie AS an agent, thinking that my facilities are
such Us to enable me 70 be serviceable 20 both
sellers and buyers.
Those wishing to buy, must furnish me with
the kind and amount Of property wanted Its de-
sired location and conveniences, and tho price
they expect TO pay.
Those wishing to sell will give me descrip
ton of their property-its amount, quality, con-
dition, location, price, terms, 60.
Office, for the examination ofthose who wish 70
buy or soil; and those looking either for ppr :
chaser or for property, will be saved much trou :
BILE by referring TO them.
No charge will DO made except whom q sale is
effected. Address w. p. COOPER,
February 9Th, 1887. Clarksburg, Va.
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Quick Sales and Small
PROFITS.
Spring and Summer Goods i!

NEW CLOTHING STORE, opposite the Court
IN House, in Clarksburg
Abraham Marks has just arrived from New
York and Philadelphia with large and elegant
assortment of Ready made Spring and Summer
Clothing, which he will sell ut city prices for
cash.
He has grea assortment of Goats, Pants and
Vests, and all kinds of Boys Clothing, for Sum
MGR wear also, lot of elegant Summer Raglan
Coats, expressly for the season.
Splendid lot Of Gents. Gniters-calf and cloth
of all patterns and styles.
He also keeps regular Gentlemen Is Furnish
ing Store, in which may be found every article
of gentletnen'S wear.
He invites the public to call and examine his
large and varied assortment of Spring and
Summer Goods before making their purchases,
he is confident that he can suit the tastes of
the most fastidious, in style, quality and price.
lie has removed and enlarged Mis- stock of
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and hHs opened the
largest aud cheapest lot Of Segars to be found
anywhere. apS-tf
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Valuable Property for Sale.

"a ated on the Fairmont and Beverly Turn
pike about. 8 miles from Phillippi, Barbour
county, is offered for sale. There are about
$50 acres cleared and under fence. Tho land Is
are on the premises . good variety Of grated
fruit, of several kinds, and good buildings.
Also, = trsct Of 100 acres lying about SIX miles
from Phillips, -about thirty acres OF which are
double log house, and All necessary out-build-
ings.
Also, tract Of 1000 acres lying on ohs.t Rive
81, in Randolph and Tucker counties, on which
there has been some improvements. This land
Is of most excellent quality, we'll timbered and
contains an abundance Of coal.
an this property viii be sold cheap Il sppli-
cation be made soon 70 VIM. p. COOPER.
Clarksburg, March 20, 1857.
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If Mercantile.
MOREiNEW GOODS!
Glarksburg Station !!

AM just receiyingi and NOW opening, at my
j store ON The r. R., a splendid assortment Of
seasonable GOODS, consisting in part Of the
following articles
Brilliants, Robes. challiss. Dsbages, Berages,
Lawns, Ginghams, Prints Illusionss Mantillas,
Trimmings, Flowers. Bonnets and Ribbons,
with every variety Of Ladies' apparel.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Flats,
Groceries, Coffse-l21 to lac 10, Molasses-
SOC gallon, Oils, Pafnts, Iron, Nails, Salt in
sacks and in barrels, Bacon, Hardware Queens
ware, &c. VI $40: ~.
My assortment is complete. and for quality
and prices will compare with, If not sufpass any
in this market. am willing to do with small
profits, and as the past six months has been fa-
vorable 10 my trade here. j anticipate the future
with lively anticipattons.
wish 10 purchase all kinds of produce. AL
so, Slaves, Headings, Locust Pins, Sc, which
I am paying the cash for.
Having made permanent arrangements with
the Master of Transportation of the Railroad
Company, would say that all goods consigned
to my care will be properly delivered at my
warehouse. A. M. BASTABLE.
Clarksburg, May LIST, 1851 If
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Portable Flour Mills.

THE Subscriber is manufacturing Portable
J. Flour Mills, of u quality superior for sim
plicity and durability to any other in use.
They can be driven by Steam, water, or horse
power, and will provo an acquisition to iron
masters, stock feeders and lumber men. There
are hundreds of persons throughout the coun-
try who have surplus water or steam power, Or
whose power is only employed portion of the
time on other business, who, by introducing ono
or IN ore of these mils into their establishments,
mny greatly benefit themselves, and Mt tho same
mills (29 inches in diametcr) grinding over IL
bushels OF feed per hour, Gun be seen daily in OPP
Grafton ut the Oil and Feed Mill OF Lessrs Suy-
dam u Co., on Rebecca street, Allegheny
Steam engines, boilers and mill furnishing on
hand and nude to order. Orders and enquiries
attended to with dispatch.
W. W. WALLACE,
Sl9 Liberty ST., Pittsburgh Pa.
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I'm Chancery.

A T q special term of the Circuit Court OF Har-
~ rison county, Va, continued and held on
the gath of January, 1851,
Thomas Robinson, eomprt.
VS..
Edgar NJ. Davisson, Caleb Borgess. and John S.
Huber, Loxi Huber, Peter Huber, B. B. Allen,
Lorinda Allen, VIM. Rankins, and Sally Ann,
his.wife, Edward Rankins and Rachael b. his
wife, Nancy Allen, Jacob r. Allen, Henry II.
Allen and Sarah Huber, hcirs Of Lemuel How
ard, dec'd., dett's.
It was ordered that this cause be referred to one
of the Commissioners of this Court to ascertain
the amount of the demand of tn" complainant
against the absent defendants, to which no is
entitled; aud also to ascertain the amount Of
money i'll the hands of the said DAWSON aud
Boggess belonging to the said absent defen-
dants, and any other matter deemed pertinent
by him or specially required aud report his pro-
cccdings to Court. And in executing said order
the said Commissioner shall, If he doom it me-
cessary, examine any of the parties under oath.
The above named absent defendants and heirs
Of Lsmuel Howard win takc notice that on the
27th day Of July, 1857, ut my Office, in Clarks-
burg, will proceed to execute tho above order.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of said
At N. LEWIS.
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: A Retired Physician !.

Whose sands Of life have nearly run out,
I discovered while in the East Indies. a certain
| cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The
remedy was discovered by him whom his only
child, a daughter, was given up to die. He had
heard much of the wonderful restorative and
healing ualities of prepa ratiOns made from the
East India temp, and the thought occurred e! to
He studied hard and succeeded in realizing his
wishes. His child was cured, and is now alive
and we'll. He has since administered the Won
derful remedy to thousands OF sufferers in all
parts of tho world, and ho has never failed in
making them CO mpletely healthy and happy
Wishing to do as much good Gs possible, he will
send to such of his afflicted fellow beings as re-
quest it, this recipe, with full and explicit d.
rections for making it up, and successfully using
it. He requires each applicant to inclosc him
one shiling-thrce cents to be returned pos
tnge the recipe, and tho rom, inder to be aP-
piled TO the payment Of this advertisements:
Address DR.. H. JAMES,
No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, M.
N. B.-Dr. II. James has neither office nor l
agent in New York, rs some have pretended
and advertised. The recipe is sent from NO
PLACE but No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, !
New Jersey. jel2 3m/
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commissioners Sale.

Daniel Carper, compl't.
Jeremiah Paugh, John Maxwell, D. II. Lilly,
ard "A. Splitter. deft's.
cause at the Spring Term 1857 ,ofthe Circuit Court
for Upshur county, shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, before .ho conrt-house door Of
upshnT county at public suction, on Monday,
day OF the County Court OF Upshur county, ) the
house and lot in the bill and proceedings mem
toned, situated and being in tho town OF Buck
harmon aud county of Upshur.
TERMs OF sALE:-A credit of one and two
years from the day of salO will be given, the
purchaser giving bonds bearing interest from
the day of salSs with good personal security, and
for tho payment,o Of the purchase money.
J. 5. FISHER, Com'r.