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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04
Miscellaneous.

JOHN DIV & IA I 4 Co,
- Manufacturers "
Dol BTI-rrFlSEo AM FAS.iLf SAL"H.T,-i.
srPFR-CARBOSArE or SODA SAL SODA ETC.
No n Olisip HNn0y-r -qunr~ No ioti
PURE CREAM or TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND
7 LYONSs PURE ONO CATAWBA
IL. BRANDY This Brandy prepared from tie pur, a~
Of III. CA,u Gtsp thus shors evidence II tue pr
gree Anenssn nds' aHi cn'e tbs Production Of 50
.r,is!e " hnh has hitherto l-en impaired.
The OHIO C>is~ Ia Bandv f only eqla 10 sny on TIE eca
imported br,ndi bi T cScri. heu In Puv sai FAVOR IL
ora. rs.rstpu the Western zl other tho bes,
.!ruc Of II. suIsn"t qrAi'ies q. CAsShBEEN
Sols Ar-n' for 'he Civ OF New York.
For ale by Oh n Ring No is2 Bp~issy Wr.nan C.s
scl-Sr No SbRr~d~sy J. Ankrn Jr No es Hudson q De-
irr Co No tii Broadway Sl NJ - rhv. N .dicn 4
Mrers,fd rh and Bf,sdu all Of hb a
.nd Bowcry TIL b'iry th-s, snd A.ier Pscs q
N-r-op No tii Ths J. \ Leighton corner Of 35h-t sni
yh.av; J. ' b. Bu,- Co. No e. Nor'A Hh... Wial>ns
i.s
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E.AE o, CosMoswrALTH. Sy~.ToSx. De-. ", 1857
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE PER CENI on
"A IL. Capita Of this Bank vii be payable o. ths SO
b.rs on sih day Of January ia sut!! which iins Re
Transfer Bosks Ill O- closed - -,,,
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90 hbosn ii nap Concern.

A LII creditors Of CANFIELD g. FOWLER,
or o. etser 81 them notified prrsen their claims
duly verified to the uudersfned without DELAY.
~ X GOODMAN, Attorney for Assignee.
~ hwsvh Ne. loo broadway.
NOTICE. hereby forbid any person or persons
IN purA.nss NOTE ssln me syrn on or about the 18th
q Dc~ms.r 1857 for 81 and cent, No Broadway
n Y. to think X Ssyr~s have never received any
value fe the ssne and 'hs not pay toe compd
b. bw ..+ .. Wh. MAILMAN.
DEvOLvIEG PISTOLS Of all the most sp-
~ prVves pstterus Tor ssie Noe ss and f broadway,
CHARLES FOLSOM
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

TOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE via NEW
\ PORT and FAIL RiNER-The splendid and ~p-ds
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a 4 o'clocS D. M
and The STATE on MAINE Gap, Br,Sa leave. N.-Yo
p NJ from Pier No O. a. r., neE tbs Battery both Lias
Hereafter will b. regarded secured to an,
until The Sam shall have t--rn paid for go
WH BORDEN. Agent No. 10 and II Vests
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and
ster Monday Nov 1857 sud until further notice P...n
DrNKiRK EXPRESS ., o . Ia, fos Dunkirt and Busxa
ROCkLAND PASSENGER a, 8 D. m. from s,c. ofc..nA.,,
y. Ps.TSn, i2 Ssa.n.. and atennedAie stations
MAJ PASSENGER at p IN. for Newbursb, Miidetowa
EMIGkANr s5P for DrlIirk and Buffalo AID in,srns
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY SUNDAYS
NIGHT EXPRESS (. p a.. 10, Duu.rt and s,s.
Thee E1prr.. Train. connect al Emr. with IN. E,m,. c.o
ans,s add hAs,a P.s Railroad Or Ni.s,s Pail. =, RI.
=, Ce9s .iS ~ and Bstnton R.Ar.d @ syr.uss
Rc'he,eI Ore. BeDd the Drl.su. IaetsssSss -
A.. .S 90 c sris9n s' h.ra, with he B1f
Duntt With tn. Lake Shore R,ir.d for cl.y,,.aa Cinens
rol.do Detroit Cheaso. &c CHARLES NOLAN President
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
- YORK % RochEsTER.-Tss ROCHESTER, AND
se',,n with Tie Buffalo Coming d Nc.Yofx sna Nav Yo
s Ens Railroad forms dire, roene t,u Ne York % Roch
The di,etne' q this ro ,oher with the superior oo,,
VINE rruoefs " oy tho most h.
s'.rn tAr shoys naned si.es "
Tickets be procured the Nov Yort and Eds p,u.
H. ket Oce. foot Of Duane and No. Broadv.y -
Jor-yC Bassase checked through = 49, ~
fretxftS ~ b ported between Nsw York an8 R~h~
With di.Jeeh. Any information desired r-rrs A-vso 1901
obtained BY calling % toe Gooer. Fsht Ax-nt Of tho NJ ~
md Enc RaLosf Ehs Bohdinr or C. 8 TAPPAN E,as
Freight APslt, NO. lys Bro~dw.y nv ~APoss
No rsns Oh tho Bufso Coming sni New York Rairo.s -
SUNDAY A kEDfIELD. S1psdntsud.ot
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
" Connectins Of Eew Hampton With the D-lav.r, I.ck.
wanna ~stcrn Railroad, aid
Valley RsLrsd. ~ ' -'niss
FALL ARRANGEMENT oomm.nc.n. oc, D. tsu-Ia.,.
ne-fot for k.ston and intermediate Places from Pier n,
rorth River Hs m II M and q u fsr somery,le b,
sboye trains and Al 4 80 "
The .bye trans Ezss~h with train, On IN. Nav
Jsey RAr,an which leave Newton from n. f Al con,,
hndt Ct al y and ~ q N, and !: % and D u
fnsens.r Tor the Delaware L.ckswaans and Wererp p.a
rosd VII leave only for Lehizh Vale, R.ir..a :.
y m and IL N. JOHN O STERSS Sup,dteadeo.
AND R0UTE-NEW-YORK TO PROyI.
10 pnNCE &c %. saa sner DC. q isT =. Il =.
w rsve hartford ater the arriva thee the Hxu
y nsw Ic5t and New Hsven aAd Nov Iisv.o .pJ r. ~
s$rees-a iA41osds which lsay.s New You = sa a
AAVbkN0yr. ssPsdasAdAr
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NEW-fORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for = LOAN.-In order to
e75Oso issue Of Mortgage Bonds extent ~ one
million dollars has ben decided by the Board Directors
the te mode Of eee ming the Company from the embarr,
ment, under which sso' by OF & high Of
paid upon this debt.
Subscriptions accordingly invited from sl holers
securities and stock OF this Company for thu purchase Of the
bonds thus 10 b. issued redeemsbs Ia years aud bearing
pr cent interest payable semi annually
To lye the holder OF bopd. sni oustanig er.n
sion certificates ~ preference in ths loan sb pions though
solicited from all WI take pcsdNCc ia the following order:
FIRST PrefsreNee To holders Of @ Bonds OF the
Company rede.msbl, In 1883 1859, 1851 1857 and 1874
Second To the holders Of outstanding Extension Cstt6o
Third: To the holders N Preferred Sturt
Payments % be- made ~ Sws: Forty per In cssh sn1
sixty cont a. par the aforementioned usd bonds
te1sn cshs&Ao preferred ss,cf time before
dAy Of January Any Of tho ab,. sccspsncss
COmpSf which due. md constituting pat of the floating
debt, 10 b. received - cssh
These bouds viii b. secured BY tho wog road
rs franchise real es,Le sud rolling sk subject tina first snd
for will be r hen upon extension certificates The Of
one million tve hundred and twsn,yur thousand dOss eed
M The construction 81 fy uies Of the rad from Doter Plans
20 Chathan, which ceacs,e hgpolsees,ed security
for the ts,ng debt To b. redsned by the proceeds Of h
loan
A. further security the pure Of hs bond, IL
INTENDED kst $50 NJ shall be aside provided that
Ia earned Azd aoe sI.nses ad uter aud employed %
p'bsse in The market each the bonds Of this i..such
bond, % purchased 20 bs immediately caRcc-i.
Person. wishing subscribe .As who interested
In thu bonds stock Of the referred tho Com
PIy' Once NJ So P1es where Committee Of the Dreeto
VII b" N attendance daily nom IL TO 10 give a required
Information re.p-oi PHO ~ toe aGd the condition Of
the Company. by Ortrr Of the Board.
De-. 4, 1871 ALLAN CAMPBELL Precedent
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Housrs to Get.

THO RENT with STEAM POWER-On the
corner Of Raymond and Boiivsr'. Brooklyn one KoVM
7jx25 four ROOMS al we'd lighted Inquire - the r. AZ
MIuory corner Raymond wiloughbyst., Broosyn or
a., No. Nst-r-s,, Ne~Yorh
rINO LET-Two large elegant Front ROOMS on
the Second Floor souh.w-st conner Of Broadway and
will b. Jet sepsrete together Apply on the
premise. 20 CHARLES SCRfBNER
ITO LET or for SALE CHEAP-A snug two.
story and bassnsnt brick HOUSE catsd ON Boads west
aide Ers door Lslow Des1-.t.. BrooLyD Inquire Of
ROBERT NJ STREBEIGH. Tribune Ohos.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Athsns Co, Ohio
ArHEss, Dec. 81, 1857. (
consequence of the failure of the OHIO LIFE
Il AND TRUST COMPANY, New ork, the COT PONS of
the ATHENS COUNTY BONDS TO ths Marietta aud Cincinnati
Railroad Company which payable the OAce ssd Com
psny will hereafter b. paid at this Office.
f. H. MOORE A,ii,or
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IRVING SAYINGS INSTITUTION No. 30
WaTen.,t door from 0rsswshg insrsst ths
OF SIX 90 PR CENT from 81 TO All
deI-d before the llth vii draw from the IL, u
January Oprn dsly from 10 m. 70 p IN, and MON
DAY. TIT KsDAf and AfJRDAY hovn 10 p
v l.. Bv&ros, Secy W. ". COHCkLIk. Presdeas
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OFTIcI on TAx H0l3ATOSIc KAILHOAo C0NrNT, |
BRIpGgpolr. De- q 1851.
THE COUPONS Of the HOUSATONIC RAIL
L ROAD COMPANY f.!irs due Jan. vii BE- PAID $: tho
oftcs o, KETCHCM HOWE L Co.. No - VILLAIN - N l.,
or q. the oEee Of The Treasurer Ia Bridgeport.
In oons.zuones Of the n1 % IN business sod difficulty
r.lunS noGoy Company for Vi
ths I'd Bold. f.iinS due .; thl time.
Hsl.r Jan viii b. paid interest
cent and should rs pvivs .. business hey msy
pest praepa. aid iRleSss; on July l. 9sn $1,000
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Boaro an6 Rooms.

n O u L n SIS II 0 L + l. 4,
~ Csrncr 81 Broadway and csa.ls.
viii be conducted by bs.s-r under my personal supsr-
vision and PROFESSIONALLY
At5ocscok.
vii be esssh'd IN cv dsy, sinai TO .hs, Of tse American
Hc.A when kev By ne
The sssnrsnt VII be oosnnred hersoore 81 the us1.
souA .
ESwYork Dec1nbers. 1887.
4 LADY, residing short distance from the
"A city would take two CHILDREN 10 BOARD or
Ia BOARD and EDUCATE undir ten y~srs ~ldo".f
Of ability would find this - he dy snisse Rrir- 80
Iyen AL required Addrr., 4 g. s.. Sor Hamilton Post
Omcs
BOARD and ROOMS.-A handsome Psrior SUITE
- hrr for and other rooms Nos 10 and la E, iRh'
opposite the Academy Of hu'io.
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A. ". MoRsE. ". 2. T,LsoYs.
MORSE & Co., BANKERS, Nos. 4s WaI.,t

NURSE Co., BANKERS, Nos. - Wal-st.
4v1 md IL William a.. Nsv-YorL-tLAvns ensb,hed rela
bic and prompt correspondence United s-s
CsnzdA are PREPARED n mAks cOecOns and render ak
turns conussioa Of % ceuts 6Dr -sss collection without
reference % Ansnt ck and Bond,
NILSSON Prime Mrsnts Paper discounted ia, market
Done.tic aud Foreign Exchanges bought Md sDd Drafs
TO..n. hobi. Galveston. and n The pneip. points i.
the United State, add Ca1sda % Cob advanced Snd
seurtesy har have GuOtabe market sud rely
Interest allowed on dep-s and RAINING sccOuns Dvd-nds
collected and ts rsnit,ed order Bonds sn1
Oh hr,tclsss cry property negotiated.
Rrrsassc1s.J,ne. @ King. Sons, ketchan. Howe
Co. CAsIes II M,rsh, Co. The Hon. 5 TLirn Hon
w; +. h,ysmeyrr. Continental Bank. New York wnIht
Whitman, Boron Sutrr, Lea CO. Washington D. G. Tho.
Bdar Co. Philadelphia Oai,n, Fleetwood Co. Chicago:
Ns,-rrnA1 Bro. Md well Mills Co. NewOr-sns. K
u. q. hlz Galveston W. a Bnrton Co Ns;rh-k McKim
Co, Bs.tH0re J. X Crss Schenectady n. Y; the Hon
A q. Dandy Uacs p. Y.
TNHE COUPONS on the outstanding Bonds 0f
the TOWN or ELfRIA i.-led Junction nov C.svs-
land md T,ep Railroad due and payable lss JANUARY next
the oo- OF the Ohio Life .d Trus. COMPANY will paid %
aid STE .h,. day q The AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
which pScs A. .ubsea~n 2symean u said Coupons viii b
mad. HERMAN ELY.
Trrs-e Town u Elyna, Ohio
N k NsSt S. Pa, Bank d 5T rn,5o1 ks2.
CANT PAUL MINNESOTA. J. KNOX s.
~ Co. BANKERS.
Refer 20 At.stc Bank Ee~-Yort mariGe B.nI Chicago.
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PaIsII Bank New. YORK Dec. =. 1857
nIVIDEND.-1he Board of Directors of this
i Bank have THIS DAY declared semi snnuL tyitnd II
FOUR ~ PER CENT, psysbs 81, cthoder AL s
MONDAY Jan. L. 1858. By order OF The boud.
r NJ BkiSOS Csshsr.
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furniturf.

E,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL Rsv al BEAUTIFUL s,y.s Of erAne,sd soa r,.ae
CHA1BRl FSRyITURE Hous-k-ersn wsnt q lb~ss
cheap ed f.shkn.b. .es q BirSm Yuitlr. vii find
exteusvv y PARRiN0rOSS WAvrusns, No.
80 Canal ~. spposi,e woSs<S-st. Nev.Yat
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nu,AI B,Nk. M YosA. laa ia .
TNJyIDEND- The Board OF Directors havo
i 1sIS nay ,,c,ret . sEMi-ANNr AL DIV lDEND Of
p,r pyR CENT u-,abe To the khters on and sfsr
80, rssb n., Tn TSsir Book WI b. c,sc from tn' "a %
u. - i iS.n i. ;,',.iy, = ST. HARMS. Cashier
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ofricy OF SAsDusXY Manifold AND NE~ssx r R. Co.
sAsDUskY Dec. u 1851 !
STOCKHOLDERS NEETING.-The Stock
Shodcrs Of he SASDrSKY. MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
RAILROAD COMPANY r.AniIe4 the 18th lay u jay
lsS ar requested The oice VI said Compsny SA
cu.Iy Ohio he third Wednesday JsnuA l2s being The
A ke month for 'he pupos OF Cts nine Dretors of
saa Company for -. ensuinx ass til their
~. ,hA b. ected and qu.E-d and for To- consl-sA u
81 other bu.laes. a. aay be brogrhl thar notice.
WM. KEY BOND Pr-sdsnt.
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AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI.
- DhNCE le-Oa sad snor Oct q isST -. - a..
INo'iDENCE. HARTFORD and PISHKTLL S0In
ss,e nAruofd aNer the s<rval there tho Erps -
- Nsw Ict .nd New Hsven. aad Nov Havoc all r. ~
se,<ss-a aAlosds, which lnavss New You = 9 a !.
AAVbk NQvr. 6sysdaenAr.
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PEOPLES BANK Ngw-YosE Dee. "a 49,
4 SEMU-ANNUAL DIVIDEND 81 -FOUR
n CYNT on tho Capital sts this Bank has this LAY
i,-n declared psysble and ser TUESDAY, Jsa ms
o. W. lEAKL. Cashss.
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9oYartnsrsbip Notices.

COPARTNERSHIP.-W SCOTT has
" this day s.-ccintsd with his JAMES and will
Merchandise Brokerage Business under the
Of WILLIAM SCOTT 4 SON.
WILLIAM ScoTT, No. llJ Wsl--t
JAMES ScoTT. NEw.YoRX, Jan. !. 1853
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OTrlcr Or Ian CLsVnLAsD As9 Ptrr,sy.ss R.iLso,s.
CLsyELAyo, Nov. q x5'.
TINHE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho StOckhodsn
Of tAs Company vin Be hsd Il. One Of ,As Coupaay
. bs Cny x C.,elsnd. 90 WEDNESDAY .hs sh day SJSa
lary .. 10 Seoek 70, ne ELECTION Of rwELvE
DIRECTORS oasiness md especially
authorize INCREASE Of the CAPITAL STOCK, sndsr he
pguvnoes Of IN Of ihs Genera Assembly o. tho 3s OH
passed April Is, la5'. By order .. The Do.sd-
T. ROCKvELL Secretary.
nIyIDEND.- is hereby gwen that the
~ HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY hsv. d.
e.r-d nU.l dividend OF SIX g. PER CENT pa,,e -
Leir orc Ne - Valet tmahd BY ort-r Of the d..
r-rt0rs DDRAS 5TONk, s-~Es.sfy.
E-vYat Jan. lr lSs
HARTFORD CITY COUPONS.-Ths COU-
III POSs duo jan l. 1888. the BONDS Of ths CITY u
HARTFORD .sued the Hartford Providence snt Y.hkil
Railroad COMPANY viii bs paid presentation otsce
kETCHt n. HOWE L Co. No. ~ VILLAINS.
last RIVER SAVINGS BANK, No. 3 Cham.
~ hcn e. tvo DOOR from ChshAn -Iatsr-., 6
PR cen. pr NJ b. ps,a suns r.n 81 too .es
.vs go per- 80 Al moo-y Deposited
ssss m day q January III lr,v isteses In q
JsAA1 Hsnt o-a yGon !oA a . - ed .. THURSDAY
C. 4. wsrySr, S>~~AJ.
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Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The United
States Mail LineThe y ori,e Steamship STAR or THE
SOUTH Csp, Thos Lyon will 'a,t i Say Annah on SAFCk
DAY January from Pier No. T. n. r., at o'clo FU
freight or passage apply SAM L. MITCHlLL IS broadway
The FLORIDA Capt Isaac Crowe will succeed and Leave
on SATI RAY January Is.
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100000 ~ "a JED, :: s,a! PURCHASE,
eies the once c'he New Yorker dZc.rRt No c..
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Ocean Steamers, ST..

L'OR SAVANNAH sad FLORlDA-UNIrED
MAIL LISE.nlc fay.,ritr steamship FLORIDA,
Cart Lease CrU~el. vii les,t SATURDAY. Jsu. q.
O'clock from Pier No North Rsr Bulls Of lsns sgne ca
on t..rd Fortrsh psssage siny 10 SAML MITCHELL
NJ IS Rrualw Steamers for florida connect 81 s.'sanal
syiux every Monday "Wednesday Ad Friday
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

nv THE v. a ". LIKE

AI'ERS IN EAA1 EkCIOA~3A,
81 for the rapid cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Inhuenza, bronchitis, Wbocping Cough,
crsup, Asthma, Incipirnt Consumption, and fos the
relief Of consumptye patients in advanced stages OF
the disease.
We Led not speak TO the public OF its virtues
Throughout every town, aud almost every hamlet
Of the AMERICAN States its wonderful cures Of pull
monary Complaints have made II already Known
Nay, few are the families in any civilized country
on this continent without some PERSONAL experience
OF its effects; aid fewer vet the communities any
where which haze not among them some living
trophy 81 its victory over ;;e subtle and dangerous
diseases Of the tiros and lungs. While IL is the
incst powerful antidot. vet known TO for the
Formidable and d5ngcrvls diseases Of the pulmona-
~ organs IL j. also the ilrasanfest and safest
ely that can be employed hr infants aud young per-
sons. Parents should have ~ in store against the
nsidious enemy that steals upon them unprepared.
We have abundant grounds to- believe the Cherry
Poctorai saves more lives by thu consumptions il
prevents than those 10 CURES kee, ID by you, and
cure your colds while they durable, neglect
them until no human skill can master the inexora-
bile cInker that, fastened the vtals, eats your
life away. All know tine dreadful fatality Of lung
disorders, and they know too the virtues Of this
remedy, need not DO more than 70 assure them
~ l. still made the best il can De-. We spare mo
cost, care toll 10 produce IL the most perfect
possible, and thus ailorj those who rely on it, the
best agent which our skill can furnish for Their
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03

DRowSED.-Charles Wakeland, who has
been well known to our citizens for several
years, as the Mail Carrier between here and
Henderson, was drowned at the latter place
on Thursday evening, while bathing in the
river with number of young men. He
must have sunk and drowned almost with
out struggle, as he was not missed by his
companions till they had dressed and were
about TO leave the shore, when their atten-
ton was excited by parcel of unclaimed
clothes, lying on the banks which proved to
be those of the deceased. lie had himself
become contractor for carrying the mail,
and his service Was to L--s ,c.,,r,s--.I .Le
next mo rning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
been taxed their utmost 10 procure this best, most
perfect purgatiye which l. known 10 man. Innu-
merable proofs shown that these Pills have vir
which surpaSs In excellence the ordinary med
cines, aud that they win unpreceSlently upon the
esteem Of all men. They are safe and pleasant TO
take, but powerful TO Their penetrating prop
critics stimulate the vital activities Of the body,
move the distractions OF its organs, purify the
blood and expel disease. They purge out the foul
humOrS which breed and grow di-temper, stimulate
sluggi-i or disorlered organs into their natural
tion an, impart healthy tone with strength TO the
whole system Not only do they the every
day complaints Of every body, but also formidable
and dange diseases that have baed the best Of
human skill. While they produce powerful effects,
they at the same time, in diminished doses the
safest and best physic that can be employed for
children. Being sugar-coated, they pleasant to
take; and being purely vegetable, free from any
risk Of harm. Cures have been made which sur
pass belief were they not substantated by men Of
such exalted position and character "a to forbid the
suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent clcrgymen
and physicians have lent their names 10 certify 10
the public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9TH
have sent the assurance of their conviction
hat nv preparations contribute immensely TO the
eief Of my afflicted, suffering fellow-Inen.
The Agents below named are pleased Ia furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing directions
for their aud certificates Of their cures, Of the
following complaints:
Costiyrness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headarhe arising from a foul
Stomach Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of
the IsoWels ana rams aflsiilS ticrclrol, fluens
cy, Loss Of Appetite, all Clr-rous and Cutaneou-
Diseases which require evacuant medicine, Scrof-
ula or Kings Evil. They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many COM
plants which it would not I've supposed they could
reach, such Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neural
gia Nervous Irritability, arrangements Of the Liv-
er and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred COM
plants arising from low state If the body or OBJ
struction of its functions.
do not be put on Icy unprncipl-d dealers with
some other pill they may make more profit on
Ask for Ayers Pills, and take nothing else. No
other they can give yOu compares with this in its
intrinsic value or curative powers. The sick want
the bcst aid there is for them and they should have
il.
Prepared nv Dr. J. G. AVER, Practical and Ana
lytica Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price - cts. per
box. Five boxes for 81.
Sold by KELLER X WHITE, Evansville and by
druggists aud merchants throughout the country.
At wholesale by j. c. AVER CO, li6 Walnut
/ ST.. Cincinnati. jyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03

BU- Yesterday, the new mail arrange
mehtS went into operation. We have now
a daily land mail to Newburgh, Boonville,
and Rockport, and tri-weeky mail up
the river, and daily mail down the river
by steamers. The attempt to consolidate
the contract for carrying the river mail
from here to Paducah with that from Louis
vile to Cairo, did not succeed. The Post
Master General insisted upon preserving it
as an independent service, to be performed
by one separate line of boats. The con-
tract from here to Paducah has been sold Il
a firm in Paducah, who have not yet placed
a boat on the line, and the service is still
performed by the Done
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03

The Laporte Times says that the Prairie
Horse Guards, of that place, at a public
drill one day last week, INDUCED in the lux
ury of a "ehargc," made by one division of
the company upon the other. In one of
their evolutions two horses came together,
breaking the necks of each, and killing both
animals instantly. The riders were thrown
fifteen or twenty feet, one of whom-young
Donely-was severely injured. His life was
for a while despaired of, but we are happy
to learn, now, that he is convalescent and
will probably recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03
NJ The floods have added to the grand.

psa-The floods have added to the grand
eur of Niagara. Lake Erie is now five feet
higher than usual, and the volume of water
rushing down the river and over the Falls,
is considerably increased beyond this, while
in the gorge below, at the whirlpool and
vicinity, il is said the water rusbes over the
perpendicular banks full fifteen feet higher
up than ever known before. The attrac-
ton of the Falls are increased in a CORES
poading degree. Those who are there at
this time enjoy most magnificent exhibit
ton of the Great Cataract.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-03

The Boston Journal, repelling some state
ments in a New York paper disparaging to
Z he boot, shoe and leather trade of Boston.
says that the sales of Boston in that branch
of business are three times rs great, as in
any other city on the globe, and that there
is no class of men doing credit business
in the country who breasted the financial
storm so firmly, and who will come out OF
II with so little loss. There was but few
failures among them, and very few who re-
quired any accommodation on their paper.