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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

FINANCIAL.


III MnxfINd OF raI DIR rOr0Rs OF THE LA
a Ora ~ and M .suf . aslTosd SoSpssy held in The
q Ss 90 DnS ' so g & ~ ss on x.
mosss la sr;n. bond. q Tie ssd soro..y would %
Dc oSos Of As COMPANY No. s'1,sS :trsst s.,.~v
Dated Nsw 70. x. July Is issS :
il Svs, Honsns south County Bergen County Exeter,
Of oSsans Rank Of ana Ell
Sy JOHN hS St, III '!o.a..y .sIs:. 0tCl..s,r.
nERcHAKrs I'M URANCE COMPANY.
Cornsr q Fulton an Green x, ga street,: ,.u
dividend q '''' as r -
Ii A Once S Ss s 49, ~ Jul, ,s 1885,
The company has declared semi :asa:i d'sa Of seven
''n payable on H a. ~
E,NANcIAL-AN rsrA sLmHED IMPORTING ND -
Il oommissios house agent in the interior for
Of and $
Post onlcs New Pork
uUHBoLpT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW
S ss o. ssa e ' =. LEI a; es
r AYAYxrrE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
oao.s 81 Funo. stree. Brooklyn; II Wall street. New
Jsly IS 1883.
ofseven per cent payable or s Ss%.sd ~, g..
r. CROSSE AND xnwAUKIR 4. R.-NorIoE-A
COMMITTEES hss been appointed by the Board Of Decors
q: h o;s s1 al sc%s1 2 s: :9t '
sS:ss s al <
MARINERS SAVINGS BANK. THIRD AvHwuE COR
ssr q ss~ n YSs 's s
& sa r.: sss . s' s 20 ~ os
. he I: ns.n VII, be sllowsd e dsposos. p.y.h!s 2.
called iSI Win remain SS:SJi :1S interest from
wednesday and sa'uF&i s,S%
I. sar1u. Secretary.
MoNEx 70 LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE.
tEAyS 81 sns svs sa properly Apply to JOHN
NoEICE. 70 CITY AND COUNTY Q. sACEAxsE 1S
s 70 ne L ;Sd Goo e.
NEW i Soss July sss = %ES fAsSo Co.
OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD CON.
ah directors sSS rory Of Ss Ssv
" ss q fore Per Ssn On I s 81
the once Of the tressarer George g. Williams Esq cashier
Sa iaz S BOOKS VII s. Closed from r. s day
T. BAILEY MYERS. Secretary.
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
once No. ls6 Chatham square, corner Mott street
NSw YORK, July Ia, 1858.
rvidendThiR company has declared semi annusl di.
vdend eight per able the ID day OF August
The transfer ,oks will be closed from tho 2lth inst,
until Augusta. 49,
The dividend is paid upon capital of Sa00Oo with
Il. b. FELLOWS, Secretary.
e1OO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WANTED FOR
ss Ssnne 70. @ o os
favorable References exchanged Address Andrews
Herald Office.
$S 900 5000 TO LOAN \, ON BOND . AND MORT
perv only Alec several sums 10 loan on New York
brooklyn properly Mortgages purchased at small dis
CHAS. r. MILLER 10 William street. room No
yl5.UUU on real estate IN this city, in sums 70 suit
apphcAnts- apply to I. G. WELD 81 Liberty street.
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many ether complaints named In the bts AZ general
.qs ssr no s s he Out
. % .ss Ss:y s:
.:s lsss an %s sss y
painful welsg .ca h.. often reduced and area them II
S.y
thing ever before used and m sedsye influence over ner
whom have usediI
.sSrs and
genuine FIT H. Ha Of ?, sB ns
and the true aeviaor Of human pain. u,
Come and w for your.elves Je lame aud suffering and
The de.i ina. hear ne trembling limb be strong
p a1S ss1 .s Ii: :aSas
stead q using Ss g.
relieve: Dc g;la q .shns and may always be
sSs' .GS S ssu q
eSup,ons Tan and sores aud shildrsns
vi.a ever sy g know Chi. and they w no
money ~ relieves one q al annoy inE sI's:
w - D. q , Marc; :, 8 s, lsss
Pss C %s nS al ssvs s9 ,sS TER one so
Rse sss. he would 20, Be @Soa he
house and hsi he oil appears TO be almost nabis for
o, 3 MooHr, Druggist Pennsylv>nis avenue
y.s "a as scrs nm eS Me- psc street. B8ooosyn
DR.. snhs electric on gave me entire ss'.isto IN 9ss
smith: uric ol VIE o. Ih;unsiIs% q thirty
Ss.,s Or s%s
ae.foe.. iSr.s Day. Gs IsonPsCn: Pine Plains Ne.
is.. in one Day pr sacn Ep,rs Dr. Smith: s:o,r I;
Budscn streets Dir smiths eec,rs OIL sured
m had walk with crutehes ".
knrrs~er,h Jr, Ne. So South rnth street phl.
sister Of rheums,ism john wyman, Jr. task at he Mn
scum Dr smiths Elec,rc Un cured Edwin Forrest
nr sptha Electric on cured George Chrsy's wife DR..
smiths ees,ric oil cured p. p. Davis. Esq imported no
lO1 Smiths electric oil cured who
wss two years under the eminent physr, aud
given no 90 . cripple for nfs. Capt :. W Harcours,
SfAce Peoples line. Or Smiths electric oil cured
ileman 400 Hudson stree, cnuhved three moaths 20
his bed with DR. smiths electric oil Is infd
Nr rreny for rheum Of no lopg stsndog and
The most sonirg OF all krowu remedies. Smitns cleo
tic oil IL The oniy genuine In The world
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NNOOD'9 BUILDINGS,
w TENPLE or ETHIOPIAN MINHTRE1y
b6l and 66S Broadway, near ertnco street
H. WOOD. HSQprieor Blocker. Stage manager
JTGHr AnsY AND A0RE8ABLR
This oslssratsd bend Of EthoRlss dsneAtors
PERPORM EVERY EVeNIN0
In eeleC1 and varied entos tainment Of
NEGRO MlN6fRHL6Y.
concluding WITH CAST wooA1s
PANORAMA or THH HUDSON RrvFR,
Tickets Is ceuts Doors open u u Perforzanos 70
at O,o0ok
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~ CArryng the United States maiA
The magnificent A eItre cuppcr ship
aIFrRA sfVADA
IL rapidly loading pier Ess river and wil positively sa
for Melbourne direct on the 18th OF July.
The New York buill A extreme clipper shp
FLYaNAf
II rapidly loading pier A. North river and vii have
pronpt despatch for Sydney direct.
For frcgh OF psssage hsyinG eegsn, sccom n0jA,ons
apply 90 board. OF 70 n. W. CAkkR0S, no Bowling
Green
seht bulls for sAe ana cssa advances made con.xn
menA Conagnees In Ausr ala, Hexsrs vhxioson Bro-.
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GSPFNCH COMPANY sCMMER SEASON AT METRO
politan Music Hail. s6o Broad way, opposite ribo'a
The tssee OF the above b,l respectfully rhat
NJ the qu.t OF number OF French and cxu
he viii continue the French persm,nces e-.ry auesd-1
and Friday through tho and he also
gagged the pru pa aristes from the ROM BAe
land DltEhTISsENGNT
The FIRST PERI KMANOE 90 To ESDAY July n. Fun
particulars in future announcement
u. wIDDOws I.essss.
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uQx0O6sAAAAuAOOh
Ca9UND soAPsToSnE e PgLs; FOR SALE At THE
Dbl Also. 100 bbs ground coal 9. 81 % per Dbl
INVENTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DE-
airing 70 secure patents the United States @ Eur ups
num- g. nu s 6: sssso
HIRBY's TONIC BrrTxRs INvIaoRAfEs rHs h
n as sS and nsw ss :se
one bottle sufficient % test the efficacy Of this s.. purasf
Ct so9$ ss
face and ~ s1si5fs fs ia sHT 81 y
Persons OF sonsumpnve habits and such e are
Ss Isl "A Pa s%
Nv os he @
Sucked as@; is1n tI sss TX ssa ssn
NOE ss:S from aS% e H. sss:;; .
s PS S5. or ord
as'' '''' '-'''' ~ VAN sEgsI Z VARIOUS:
pages ? ArsNr rosTAB1.I CIgouLAa sA@ NIL
vi ss 8; a, on Sssss. s ~ ST ss
pMPrEs yRKcKLEs. TAN, suNBURN. AND ALL
other disooioraons Of the skin completely removed. al
n''' in'''n'An'0u' Fkf u ssa kkALYpoH.
PElJEs tssdor costs than those Surtfal
YELLOW or sAILow ooHPLExIoN.
ali cuapeSus erupuous and viii trsnsorm the
WHITE, SOFT, sxoorn, TRANSPARENT COLOR
Gentlemen who have SUI bead tender skin will and
% =. %" c.n % tGs sS
only Al aUsE1ANs dug store sos Grand street. corner
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sseamshp oRtzABA, ,. ". Patterson msster will
es he foot q Ninth street. Ea river oS New orleans ~
saturday, July n NJ 10 A. Passage IN cabin go.
FrsGhs 2 cubic loot sne has superior state
Fer freight pssssgs apply - CHARLES
MORGAN, No. Bowling lreen Freight recsivsd Nh FRI
Aav sveufng unlesa
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BILLIARDS.

w .rrrD-Two coon SECOND gArD MARBLE on
w safe bed billiard ,sble. IN exchange tor hruO-s gla
trsse WI ts xiveu Inquire 81 IS BrosdvsY u3rd isx.
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A BBorT HOUSE MIDDLKTowN POINT, N. J.-ras
a aboveosmed estAbis ,men nou open for tbe recep
ton OF bo>rder IL located Ia pleasant village tvo miles
from Keyport which place sesmboss ply daily leaving
New York from The foot OF Murray street. A. A. and r.
''e ''''' y" INC HsSRY ". ABBOTT, Proprietor.
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,nEosnwsY CHI InvELRS STORE CP eOSTTs
n TIE broadway tn ee -3eodemene sleeve buttons 81
cerfs pair studs !" cents per set cameo breast ptu
o. earrinRh 70, god ocse's W. gold IL
esnts fo,otrv desie.a -stgpt,ad. sN Rrns-wee
UNIswONrs wATruvg JNvsLEv, a.. pUgJHAsED
At ~ highest advanced the
snr smct Also watches and wery for sale At great
sSxHcs. Va, eARRLN1kk, Az Brosdwpg rssn IS
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TJITCHCOCK'S SUMNER GARDEN liz NEW CANAL
street. acknowledged 10 be the best conducted coolest
aud cheapest concert saloon in the city Taeo wit and hui
thpsy ed by the best company Comic and sentimental
singing daIcb negro perform snces and hurlesques.
NO CHARGE FOR ADHESION
SIX cents entities each vrtter refresbment ticket and
cbsge made for the Com and judge for
yourselves.
Jerry Merriaed Stage Manager
VIM HlTCHCODK, Sole Proprietor.
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NE UNgER, 5i2 BROADWAY OPPOSITE ~. NTcHo-
M las Hotel. advances amount diamonds,
pearls and and other je ~elry
suy other al property Liberal terms and strictly
adental N. UEGER, bl2 Broadway,
opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08
DIsense Of the Liver.

By this disease we understand an inflammation Ell
Their in the membrane or substance OF the liver,
known by dull pains in the right side, the stomach
always dIsordered, the yellow tinge Of the skin, dry
cough, tongue coated, costyeaess. high-colored
urine, and of thick nature severe weakness and &C.
we're pains in the head.
The quantity Of corrupted humor in the region Of
the liver, causes defective secretion of the bile
The liver when healthy, serves filter TO the blood
to separate all impurity from Il, to refine IT, When
diseased, it cannot purify the blood, which, when sent
to the lungs, brains. and other parts in morbid
dition, may cause Jaundice, Consumption. Insanity
Sc, and Withholding the natural stimulus TO the In
tes.ines, causes Dyspepsia, Piles, and other com.
plants, you perceive the direct way unravel and
tear the whole system to pieces.
patient, suffering nom this complaint. should re-
sort to speedy relief. Yet there very few medi
cines worth a cent In curing diseases. What ther
shall be donei We say, Or. Morse's Indian Root
pills. as they are composed of plants and roots
ease. because they purge from the body those cor.
rrpt aud stagnant humors, and 50 clsnse and renew
the blood. which Is the only or the disease
of the liver, and the inflammation Of the kidney and
the bladder. but Of every description sf disease
Prom TO OF the abovs puts. taken every night OF
going to bed WILL In few days. entirely relieve tn.
body OF everything that IA opposed to health.
D.: Morses Indian Root Pills sold by all deal
ers In Medicines. myf.lm
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N. L. JoHysoE's BooKsToRE.-We
have received large bundle of illustra.
ted weekly newspapers Of the latest is
sue. from Mr. johnson, among which
are the Yankee Notions. New York
Weekly, Waverly Magazine, New York
Mercury, Frank Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper. and tho Banner Light. Mr..
Johnson receives the latest remittances
from the Eastern publishers of oil the
periodical literature.
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III all Our Readeps

Who are troubled with liver Complaint Jaunaice OF
Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement In anothsr
eelsmn OF Dr.. SANoRS's IsvIaoRAToR, snd then do
IS We have done-ses q bottle. We should not
many ssekly. hsif-dszd. departing people s. now
meet ctr gaze at almost every corner for there usver
was remedy CT waich much IS said. sud thai per
forms nearly What its posters It will do II
came &c Us 50 highly recommended ihas We could %;
fsl &c ~ II, srd trial hss Convinced us. without
doubt. that is Il tie ssss family Ustic:1ein We
take for headsche. sous Stomach, Biliovsnesi Al
snS Of tie l,ils bodily lis th1t era coEaoc, ard
does produce pleasant safe CT fssi:ss 70 tie sick
aad What Is better, afte- using it's few siss these
nie Ills grc- sss ara less std there L prospect
being entirely free fro7 thee. ~ : oooanuse-e IL
tie use Of the InyiSoys.os. (Sss AdTersissaeni3
ny7lnikw
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The Pill Trade.-Who could dream OF the mag
nltude such an undertaking as the manufacture OF
Purgstye PHI assumes when 1t comes into general
uss1 And how painfully do the following numbers
speak Of the amount Of human sickness snd suffer.
Ing that little morseI of remedy goes forth to COM
bat and subdue. Or. J. Aver, Of Lowell, naouisc-
lures In his labrstory forty gross per diem Of bis
cathsrtic pills. through all the year. This Il eight
boxes q minute, or one dose a second. We thus
find 90 900 persons swallow this pill every say,
or 2ss 900 month! Physicians, think Of that a.
900 patients day who seek relief from the medical
skill Of Surely, that man should be, As he
IL In this case, Of the first intelligence aud OF the
highest character. His occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility Tor the veal woe Of his
fellow man.-rPainesviile Courier.
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NEW SOUTHERN MAIL RouIE-From the
1st day OF July next, the great Southern Mail,
between Washington and New Orleans, will
be transported over tile Virginia connections
Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad to
Grand Junction, ffty-two miles from Mem
phis. and thence by the Mississippi Central
and the New Orleans and jackson road to
New Orleans. The time 20 be made between
the two points-Wa shington and New Or
leans-is four days and six hours; between
Washington and Memphis, two days and
seventeen hours. As room IA the Mobile
and Ohio road Is completed through Missis-
s;ppi, the time to New Orleans will be re-
duced to three days from Washington.
In connection with thia arrangement, q
contract il said to have been entered into by
the Post Master General, for lire of steam
ers from New Orleans, 10 run in connection
with en- overland mail and passenger line Of
transportation over the Tehuantepec and Ac-
spulco route, which will lessen the time be-
tween California and the Atlantic coast not
lsss than eight and probably much ns
twelve days. New York is now the great
sntrepot Of arrival and departure for the Pa
cite, and the repository Of all the treasure
which comes from there to be coined. Under
this now regulation, New Orleans will as
sumo her just and legitimate Importance, Is
veil In regard to the employment. given her
Mint, as in the central point of departure
for the Pacific for the whole of the Mississip-
pi Valley.
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A Railroad NJ sea.

a correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zetts gives description of the scene
which passenger on the Ohio and Mis-
sissipi Railroad, west from Vincennes,
has experienced in passing over the road
for the last two weeks:
Before him Is lake (the Wabash Valley
Overtowed) over six miles wide, and longer
than the eye can reach. Across this sea tie
train runs OH trestlo work that sticks out
Just four inches above the TOP Of the water
Nothing is seen on its broad surface save
these tw, iron rails, around which tho waters
eddy and whirl, and dash majly against the
slender frame, which seems to trcmble under
their force. AL over the lake are whirling
eddies carrying big trees and DRIFT round
and Tonnd. These soon make your head
swim, and you feel that the trcstle-work Is
certainly moving tho bottom seems to be
undermined and Is moving, while the top Is
tipping over against the current, aud you
sxpectevery movement to hear the splash of
the whole train going down into the sea. But
Sc dor't go, and there Is no danger, frig htful
ss il looks.
But now VIC soms to e place that really
cssrus fearful. We are IA the middle of the
lake. Il is Just twilight. Almost out OIL
sigh. of land-notning but g waste of water.
on every side Of that long, solitary railway
train; We lsavs tho straight line, and gC
carving southwark like snake track. Why
Simply because the food has carried the tres
tie work away FROM its straight course, snt
left It In fig-sag line, (sad half ursc: O.
that some distance below where 1t original
ly stood.
On this half overturned, rackad and tot
rlish looking trestle work, eur train crops eau
tiously slong. A railroad train cut 81 sea
with iron enough about it to anchor It safsl,
at the bottom, and creeping along ca shak!
trsstls work, that the engineer is sfrsid Y
jGr for fear he may Jar 1t down.
The trestle work has been braced, re
paired, and is now safe; We learn.
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Mexican MUSTANG LIoimen,.

Intrinsic viItss slone could insure the succes,
which this article has attsinsd-fcr Rheumatism
Salt Rheum, Burns. Bruises, Stiff Joints, or Calls
Sprain, Pole Evil and swelings upon Horses, il Ia.
no equal for Man or Beast. No person will be with
out il who has once tested s value. Sand with ref
erence to the general estimation Of the Mustang Lin
mcnt, can cheerully say that no articls ever per
formed 40 many cures in neighborhcod as this
l.. W. Smith, Eidgefed, Conn.," y. Leitch, Esq,
Hyde Park, Vt. writes, "that the horse consider
cd worthless hs SPAWN, but since the free
use OF the Mustang Liniment have sold him foI
slDo. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here
Such testimony is reaching every day. The hal.
Is not told. Every family should have il. Beware
Of any other "Brsgg's LInImentp II Is base imi.
tation. BARNES & PARK,
my.-lmdSw Proprietorz, New York
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Damage to The &. & G. Railroad.
EVANSVILLE. June Tth, 1855

GFAsSFALLSi 'uAo 'tA, A9~9'
Filters Daily Journal
On Saturday, from n few miles above VIM
eennes to within 80 miles Of Evansville, along
the E. & G. z. E., fell the heaviest rain of
the season, chiefly between and P. M.
Trouble being anticipated, especially at
White river, previously very highly it was
arranged to send repair trains from both Vim
oennes aud Evansville on Sunday morning.
TO meet at White river. Such was the de-
ssruction Of culvcrts aud entertainments that
the train from vinceunes, with strong force,
succeeded in getting down bat six miles,
when last night closed in.
The Evansville train worked its way to
White river By ?. NJ, and finding that
stream not yet affected by the last rain, re-
paired enc bridge above, aud returned at 10
last night. This morning both trains went
out early and the road will be ali right for
the mail.
so rapid and high was the rain in Robb
creek valley, that the inhabitants Of house
never before reached, having watched the
rise for some time, at the rate Of two inches
Ave- aAAIASSot Nlbll tilS hdICi Jun III
over the floor, called for assistance till they
awoke a neighboring lady Mrs. Vest who
reused her husband. The gentleman wen.
to his stable, mounted horse, rode through
the flood belly deep to the animal, and very
rapid, and carried out tho inmates Of the
house, one by one, lodging them safely in
MA own house. This was at IL o'clock at
night, and in utter darkness.
To add 10 the troubles of the L. & c. r. r.
ct such juncture, one of its neighbors cut
its embankment in two or three places,
where the water afterwards made breaks fifty
feet in width and four feet deep, causing
great expense to repair. An eve is on that
Northumberland men have no Sabbath
in such timel.
Thanks to the faithfulness OF our officers
and men, our road will be all right before
noon to-day. The early accommodation
train from Vincennes and back, being the
only train that will be suspended. II will
resume its place tomorrow morning. J.
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OTAnother dozen Of those elegant
skeleton drap de etc and alpaca coats
from Devlin's, has been received at
Lyons, one door above the Post Office.
Also, fresh supply of beautiful figured
uarseilles vests, together with general
variety Of nice goods in the piece, for
summer wear.
Mr.. Lyons makes up beautiful gar
ments to measure, and his prices will
In all cases be found reasonable.
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IT. =" Z Z ~
~ A u ES
who want something

MsThose who want something
new and beautiful In the way OF
Jewelry, Watches, silver Ware,
Clocks, Spectaeles, &C., are invited
TO call at the old establishment of
BITTROFF l. son, on Main street
near Second, where they will lind
a new and very fail stock at very
low prices.
All articles warranted TO be jnst
as represented.
ap1a.amdkE
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

DIsEcTea5.-JoHs A. Rs1Tz, cossAD BAKER.
TAoxAs Z. GARvsv and Joza LAW.
Receives deposits, huys snd sells coin and exchange
Interest allowed or tine deposits c; suc rates as may
be agreed Upon with depostors and specified 10 Ger
tihcste. Exchange On New TorZ, Cincinnati aud
Louisville, Great Britain, France Switzerland Bel
gium, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
and all the cities sld large towns CT Germany, for
sale ia sums to suit Collections made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly at current rate Of exchange.
JOHN A REiT2, Pres.
". BAKER. Cashier. apl9 3m
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For sale or REM.

a HOUSE with ten acres Of Land attached. stu.
= sfsi az miles from Evansville, one hundred
yards from the Plank Road.
The House Is Two-story Frame. with double Dor.
20 Ieet, and hall L feet wide. four roous on second
door, size. and, ALSO kitchen and rooms,
convenient 10 the kitchen; also never falling spring
Of pure water within nifty yards of the house
spsH KILLER WHITE Druggists.
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COAL.
RuDTkM MINING COMPANY.

B0DIAM MINING COMPANY.
(0hce CT Water street, under ths Telegraph osEcs)
Cart leads Of i6 bushsis Of Bodisra Mine Coal de-
vesea to suy par. Of the city at 81 50 Per lead. Coal
weighed. II desired At the expense Of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent banks Of ILLINOIS and Wisconsin t.
ken In payment JOHN WYMoND.
dec2s.t. Secretary and Marsss-.
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PINE SHINGLES

100000 No. 1 ono mis:ake) PINE sHINaLEs,
received with the above LUMBER snd for sale 81 hard
times prices. Those who want Shingles snd no,
Chips, Will please call and examine these.
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QUERY

QUERY
Why u IL that CHRIST AD0Ro's HAIR DYE 1;
tie bsIt IN THE WORLD
BECAUSE eminent chemists ssy sol
BECAUSE It contains no csuste compounds
BECAUSE It wears longer thsn any other
BECAUSE 1t opeTstes instantaneously'
BECAUSE 1t does moi stain IRE skin,
BECAUSE il nourlshes and strengthens the Hair,
BECAUSE il corects the cad effects Of other
dyesl
BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected!
BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CHRISTADORO,
aps5lmdEw No. & Aston House. n York,
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PINE LUMBER

TNHE sub.eriber has Just received from Messrs.
Fenton s. Trew, Chsiaque county, v. u. 40,
61 feet No. I, PINE LUMBER. Carpenters and
Builders are respectfully invited to examine this loi
OF Lumber, rs IL Is superior 10 anything in this
market. JOHN y. GLOVER.
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PRoF. DEGRATH's ELECTRIC 0IL.-s25 REWARD
1 will give s25 for the apprehension Of low scamp
who printed some dirty bills and called his stun By
the name OF my Electric OIL.
PROP. CHAs. DEGRATH,
los South Eighth street, Philadelphis.