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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-27

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BY J. C. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
l. FECTs AT AUcTfON.-On FRIDAY MORN
ING: prl Sth Al 10 o'clock, at the recldepce of
n. Mcintyre, Esq No. SIS Massaohusei Il, avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets, shall sell all the ur
niture and household ELECTS, comprising
Mahogany Carved Psrlor CHRIS,
Dainask and Plush covered Arm Chairs whatno,
Brof re Iron ard Walnut Marble top Tables
Gnt,frame Mirrors, Vases and Lamps,
Rush sea. Reception hairs,
Gilt and Plsin Window Shades
Walnut Rocker, Bronze Iron Hat Stand
Spring seat Lounge, Music Stool.
Suite oil handsome solid Walnut Chamber Furpi-
tune, consisting of rench Bedstead, WardroLe
1ull Marble-top Dressing Buresu and Wash
Handsome rench China Toilet Set,
Bolsters aud PI lows,
Superior Spring, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Mooi carpets, Ollcoth, Chamber Stoves,
w w ainut Sdeboard Dining Table.
China, Glass, and Britannia Ware Table Cu.Iery
superior Refrigerator. faror Cook Stove
Kitchen Cook stove, Kitchen Utensils &c
Terms: SIS and under, cash over that sum q
credit OF 80 and O. days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest.
sp Is J. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
herl laclas, issued from the Clerks office of the
Cucult Court OF the District of Columbl, Tor the
county OF Washington, and TO n e directed \ shall
pose 70 public sale, for CASH In front of the Court
horse doc OF said county, on FRIDAY the ISth
oil May. 1883. at IL o'clock the following descrihed
property, to wit: All defendants right title claim
ana interest IN and to Lot No. g. in Square No. 1885,
and singular the lmprOvemf nts thereon, seized and
Ievied upon as the property Of Francis A Id. kens
and Will he sold TO satisfy judicial No "a IN Msy
terin' 1885, In favor of WIN. b Sheppard.
ap Is dts Marshal for the District a Of Columbia.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The market opened thi,
morning with an average attendance of dealers
The supply, though not very great, was of ex-
cellent quality, and quite equal to the demand
In the fish market shad were selling at DAT cts
per pair large rock SlaSi 50 each; small fish o5a
81 cts. per bunch. In the hav market the supply
was small; the prices ranged from SOC. to Sl.1O.
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WATCHnAN D0NNELLY.-We are informed
that, in account of the affray of Saturday az
ternoon last at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street, Wherein on the information Of
bystandeTs, said that Watchman Donnelly
stood by with his arms folded until after the
d. Int was over, when he arrested an Individual
in the crowd for sWeai ing, we have done w atch-
from John Campbell Qhe person arTested) stating
that he did not see him at the scene OF the afray
until he was arrested, which was after the fight
Also notes from X. II. Galloway, X. :. Water
man, and John Wade, stating that he (ottcer
Donneliy) was standing at the door Of the said
Waterman Is house-the Hickory House--on Six h
street above G.. when the fight, which lasted but
for moment took place, and immediately left
for the spot on seeing the muss. Under these
circumstances, We are satisfied that OBT inform
ants did officer Donnelly injustce; as the instant
he he'd the spot, he proceeded To do his duty
la the matter bv arrrsling the only person then
engaged In violating the Corporation ordinances,
the parties TO the previous hight both declining
To testify The one against the other.
The AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CosFEKENcE.-Thr Baltimore annual conference
OF the African Methodist Episcopal Church will
commence ia this city tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock, IN the ISRAEL Church, South Capitol
street. This IL a separate body from the Nj f.
Church, but their doctrines and usaprs are the
same This conference embraces Eastern and
Western Maryland, all the state of Delaware
and the District OF Columbia. There are forty
preachers belonging to the conference several Of
Them have arrived In the city. Rev Bishop
PAYNE will preside at this session, assisted by
Bishop Quinn. The business will be conducted
with open doors. .....
The annual sermon will be preached by Bishop
Payne at O'Clock P. m IN the above named
church. %
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NRS. I'll MA n invites the ladies' of Washing
lSI ton and Geocgetown to her first grand "A
Up enng OF SPRING and SUM MER BON H.
NEIS; also, to a very nice assortment of As.N9
RIBBONS and FRENCH FLOWERS,&
and to n large stock OF STRAW GOODS,~
on thursday, rlday, and Saturday, at No. 80 High
street. near Bridge street.
P.S-Bleachlng done at the cheapest and short
est notice. apH lwt
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lust RECEIVED, at the Fancy Store of Mrs.
J. CLARK, No. IS Bridge street, a full as IN
Sentiment of SPRING SUMMER GOObS, 04N
consisting OF Cavalier. Riding, and other Hats y
and straw Bonnets, together with a large assert
ment OF Useful and Fancy Articles, all Of which
will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Ladies would do well to call and examine for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
ap st MRS / CLARK
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FRoMASSoCLATED PRESS AGENr
Later fran CsIIfa.>ss


NEW YORK, April 27.-The .teamsbip Mosss
Taylor, rom Aspinwall, 10Th, has arrived. with
nearly 81 500 600 treasure and inward ~ 500 -.
senge,s She LEFT at Aspinwall the U. 8. store
The California news IL unimport.nt M,rh.ts
dull, and quiet Col. Schle.sIneer A. p.s.eneer
Valparaiso dates are OF the 18th March. VIvsnco
was defeated at Arequipe, with Rr~st slaughter
to his forces. and has fed to BoRia All bis
steamers were captured.
The frigate Merrimac bad arrived ri Csllao
Or. Ashford, American Consul, st Tumbes Is
Mail Contractor Killed, &c.
ST. Louis, April PA lamentable occurrence
mas transpired here. VIM. Giddings, the mail
contractor for the Southern Pacific route, was
a,Le1 oy Thomas Smith in an ARRAY over game
Another rencontre occurred between Preston
Del, Q, tne nrm OF Beck a johnson, and man
named Gorman in which the latter was killed
anu tue FORMER dangerously wounded
Arrival Of the santa Re Malta.
ST: Louis. April 1.-THE Santa Fe mails Of
April ist have arrived At Independence, Mo Be-
tween Fort Union and the Arkansas river the CT
press encountered violent snow storms followed
by weather so cold and a. to freeze 10 death
some OF the animals.
Southern Cotton Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-cotton sales 600
bales-dull. '
NOBLE, April 27-cotton sale. !. 400 bales:
SnH.a''ons ii&allSc Receipts Sunday $3.50
The Weather at Quebec.
QUEBEc, c. f.. April e6 -TbI. n,o,n,,o a. ala
sn1 ciSuuy, ana has the appearance OF snow We
mao hard frost last night. Thermometer ,n The
abave ,ero. an "a. m .ni. morning stands at "a
| Murder I'm Newbursh.
| NEwBuRGH. n. Y. April GA nnra., 49,.
committed here about midnight of saturday
/ hv ME
hands Of Michael Halv. Both Of the parties are
Irish and reside in this place
Freishts ut New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, April 2s.-Freigbt. ON co.ton
| TO Liverpool are now quoting at 5-32d, but sixty
shipmasters have held a meeting for the purposs
OF organizing strike for Sled
Marine.
| NORFOLK. April E.-The British brig Mari
eta from Demarara, via Barbados with a cargo
OF sugar Tor the Baltimore market, arrived at
| Death of MIR. Augustus Tiffany.
| ALs.Sr, April a6.-Augustus Tiffany, proprie-
tor OF the City Hotel and formerly member Of
Assembly from Erie county, died last night
The Kansas Question In Detroit.
| DETROIT Mich April 26.-The Free Press of
THIS morning sustains the Kansas Compromise
| General Walker.
| NEW ORLEANS, April 27-Gen. Walkers trial
Is postponed tiil the fourth Monday in May.
Balansrs Markets.
| BALTIMORE, April % Flour 10 quiet and arm
Howard street nominally 81 81; Ohio "a ~: CITY
Mills 81 I2k.
Wheat active; red 81 O4asI OF; white (fsir) az
81 l2a$l 90; prime 81 30.
Corn 10 quiet; white at &C. yellow "a.
provisions are buoyant bulk pork 7KseK
Whisky is steady at 2la2l Xc.
4
| New York Markets.
| NEW YORK April % Flour Is frm: sales of
900 bbls; State "a .15a&i %; Ohio "a ssaS4 ~ ;
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lime AL.ES.-We respectfully announce to our
L friends and the public that we have at last sue
decided in having large quantity Of LES Of vari-
Gus kinds brewed ex pressy to our order, which we
will guarantee TO be the finest and the largest varI-
ETY. that was ever Gne,a! ~ this market.
ALI persons wishing a Moe article of = 10 s1p haye
It by To us for either ofthe following brands
viz. Kennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil
ade phia and X X. We also have a fine article of
Brown Stout and \ \ Porter always on hand
All orders by mail, given To drivers. will be
attended to. Army IL SIiiNN,
Union BOttling Depot. 81 Green street,
did GecrgetowI, ID. e..
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FOUND DEAD.-This morning, about O'Clock,
an old man, named John T. s. McConchre, resi-
ding on M street, between Nineteenth and Tween
tieth streets, was found dead. Suspecting that
all was not right, Justice Drury Of the first dis
trict entered the premises, and found him sitting
at the foot Of his chair, his head bent to the floor
as though he had slipped from his seat and been
unable to rise. The deceased was about sixty.
five years Of age, and had been ailinD for some
time. His business was that Of a gardener Cor.
oner Woodward held an inquest upon the body
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has transpired here. VIM. Giddings, the mail
contractor for the Southern Pacific route, was
KILLED by Thomas Smith In an ARRAY over game
Of billiards
Another rencontre occurred between Preston
Beck OF the firm Of Beck Il johnson, and man
named Gorman, in which the latter was kIlled
ana the former dangerously wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-27

For CouRT--This morning John X lady, who
was charged with assault and battery on 3 c.
Espy had hearing before Justice Dom He
was held to bail 10 appear at Court
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HANDsOMDSPRING AND SUMMER MIL

WANTED-By respectable Young WOMAN,
W Situation to Cook, Wash and Iron, or as
Chambermald. The best references can be given
n 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

yIvANTEr-roR A CATHOLIC CHURCH ~ THIS CITY
w good and alto Rest II salary
Address Mr. L. d. Co. Of Mr. Breusing 70i broadway
dOOn FOR NEW ROSEWOOD PIANO, OCTAVE
VLUU round corners, Glaert's make: cos, ssAl
A. N. BILLING A CO, 5GS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
RAILROADS.


Az SUMNER ARRAHcKyErr,
Commencing Monday Sept DO 1853.
Trains leave depot OF White and Ccrre
York, SIS r. M White Piins train sopping stations
Trains leave depot OF Tweriy sixth and Fourth
avenue New York; 81 sl0 A. NJ Wilfamsbrg stoppHg
All sts,ons $50 ~ NAH train stopping At Wllismsbrdgs
and all stations nofh; N A. wlAabridge stopping A. ali
stations II 20 A. White Plains train stopping ri Al ssnons
10 n. wnramshridge, stopping ~ III saiions y. ~
Dover Plains Stopping ~ all rstors II. NJ White Plains
stopping a Al. stations above wnismsbridge; $40 Y. ~ VII
hsssbridge stopping NJ all ssons; $50 m Wnliamsbrdgc,
stopping A. all stations. - -
Renrnine-feavc Chatham -Four Corners 1870 r. NJ mad
train stopping Wlamsbrdge White Plains and al rntons
north. WIN y. CANPBElls, superintsnneM
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"'s 0'"s' IN p''eo " "a's"'' = A L. nfys dashisr.
TINTED STATES AND CANADA-TME UNION BANK
~ of London, agents o. Nesers bts.ANl shEkAAN
co. bankers New York hereby give .oacs MAT esy wi!
rre4ve Account u That hrfn Tor which they will
issue nee charge letarf OF credit sr crur notes. Of E0
su,inr 10 those M suo eoansve the
md 1cwherr patahe ~ all the pyno@
psi cities md towns in The United States oanads, 10.
&1 OnO TO INVEST IN SOME GOOD BUSINESS |;
AIUUU class family grocery pleferred would
Le eove amount good security accepts salary.
Agents need This Address r. q. H., Dor i0 He
raid once
Aor nOO TO LOAN on BOND AND MonTgAGE,
HOO.UVV reale estate IN this city Brooklyn, m
h. applicants Apply 70 L. 2. WELD, 81 Liberty street,
New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

4 MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISHES
situation honsekeeper. fully competent References
wanted. Apply At loi sth avenue.
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IpFACrT ORCHARD AND WHITE ASH COAL-rRMr
red Peach orrhard Broad Mountain (whre ASH sud
pure Iehegh together with liverpool o and canne Goals
the lowest market prices. HENRY PREvE
Corner Canal ard Centre streets AMI Jae AMI wess
no WHOLESALE COAL DEALERS WANTED A CAR.
No coal for domestic for whrh VIII 10 given in
reg cash psir n gont dranat horses cheap
R1 M business paper; reference l',iacuy
dress Cor three days Coal Exchange box $50 Herald oe
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THE REGATTA.


NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.
IN The autumn regatta will on The 3Ob The
win he from abreast Owls Head Long Isa1d around
HIGHT ship and back passing the Southwest Spit each way Tine
yachts 70 be started q; N O'Clock A. M.
Bnt~s close 81 n A " ~ TUESDAY The 9Th inst Al The C.
Ace of the Secretary No. 4 Pine street
Yachts not at the starting point a, O'Clock A. NJ Of Inc day
Of the regatta will be excluded.
The sssmbos Highland IAsh engaged FOR Tho members Of
the club exclusively will starr from the Robinson sfee
vision Will be made for ladies'
CHARLES H. HAswETI.l -.
ANauN LIVINGSTON, ,segs.M
N. BLoocaoop, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

T-NIoN ENGINE COMPANY NO Is-TnE MEMBERS
u oibe Union Assccatcn are requested q meet q the
house. ~ broadway sud Thirty eighth street this
evening" at ~, O'Clock; aisp Tucsday 2s Instant
o'cock r. u proceed n Albany their excursion An
plcaop fneaiefship hc made the
81 the Asso iaiou HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
GEonsk MCTNTRE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
INTELLIGENCE OrFTCEs.

FAMILIES AND HOTELS IN WANT or GOOD D0NEs.
IT. female help viii always find good seectos 81 German
Enqilsh Scotch aud Ir3sh, atNDRRfs COHNERr A co y
flf broadway Also coachnen arners farmers and labor
~ tbs . The branch oace, l2 Liberty street Terms mo
derate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
& Retired Physician.

AEyENTY-FIyE years OF age, having lost his
- Father, two Brothers, Daughter, Son in.Law,
NephewS and Nieces, V that dreadful disease, con-
SUMPTION. and suffering with Cough himself, de-
termined 10 visit the East Indies Egypt and Japan,
whore he discovered PREVENTIVE and GER.
TAIN CURE for Colds. Coughs, Bronchitis, CON
SUMPTION, Nervous eiility and Asthma. His
cough was cured Immediately; he returned, cured his
Relatives who inherited the disease, and IN connect
ion with his Son have employed !; in their practice,
curing thousands of cases considered hopeless by
others. For the purpose Of rescuing as MANY OF his
SUIT eriug fellowbelngs possible, he Is sending the
recipe 10 all who wish il for 10 cents; of IL 20 pay the
postage, and the balance printing. Address Doctors
HEATH, No. lQl Spring street, opposite Il. Nicholas
Hnfnl. Ney Ynrl. ianl,-dk Mfm
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k..N FIRM.

sEAVTNG taken the stuck and stnre lately ovne
. ard occupied ~ IOLLINGsGORTH I
HUGHES, would inf Irm ny friends AID the pull
That / viii continue the QUEENSNARE, GLAss
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS at IN
old stand Main stre, next door above The old Bank
l recently perfected an arrangement with iaTty !.
Europe 10 attend per onailv 10 all ny purchases !.
England, and ena led 70 much in tine cost
tle Goo = and prepared 4 otter Inducements 10 m.
old As we'll as new customers. l viii duplicate an.
Eastern oils. and request those who have heen accus
toned huyug ast T. call aud try Crates az
sorted for the country kept on hand.
J. w. UrGHES,
ser26 Successor TO lIolingsworth y Hughes
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COAL!! COAL!i CCAL!i!
..IrSTICE WILL AND SHALL DE DONE. .

HAVE just erected Fairl anks Scale, for the pur.
z pose of weighin my coal shall sell NY cuai Nv
weight, according 10 TIE law Of the state. have
large stock Of superior quail ty Of Pitts urC Coal and
invite all ny friends to give me a call aud Try H..
have been eight years in fhe business and profess
he Judge The price of Gal i y cents per iu~he
All orders left Mt the Gas ComIaHys Ofhce, between
First and Seconi. on Locust street, rat Hornrooks
Store Water nj Coal Oftce. NJ the La
ma-co Wharf, will Re attended, IT, All coal must he
paid Tor when ordered, in tanka'lle cuTency.
dec55.ts ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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rUNAy ICE--Notice is hereby given that I,
II GEORGE w0LFLIN, Collector of the City or
Evansville, will between the hours Of O'Clock A. N
and O'Clock p NJ, Of the 18th Of February, 1881 sell
nj public auction at the Court House in Evansville,
Indiana the undivided three fourths Of the following
property, taxed 20 Willard CARPENTER, William J
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that |, GEORGE WOLF
"a LIN, Collector of the Civ of Evansville Will,
between the hours IL O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ, OF the 18th day of February. ISIS, sell public
auction at the Court House in Evansville, Indiana,
the undivided half Of the following property. taxed
to Willard Carpenter and John A. Rietz, for the pay
of the due said Carpenter the city
OF Evansville, (the taxes due from the said Reitz on
the undivided half having been paid by him.
BELONGING TO CARPENTER AND REITZ.
LOTS. BLOCK ENLARGEMENT.
Undiid hf of all butt Lower Enlargement.
31x.e4 ( 2......... do. .do.....$ II 30
In front iS4xSE !
In front 22x434 in do. .do..... l6 20
rear %
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UNDIVIDED THREE-FOURTHS OF CARPEN-
TER, REITZ AND TURNER.


rHNAX N0TICE.-Nctice is hereby given that /
GEORGE WOLFLIN, Collector of the City OF
Evansville, will, between the hours OF O'Clock, NJ,
and o'clock, p of the 18th of February, ISs, sell
at public auction at the Court House in Evansville,
In lana, the undivided onehalf of the following pro-
perry, taxed to Willard Carpenter and Jno A. Reitz,
tor the payment of the taxesdue from said Carpenter
to the CITY Of Evansville the taxes due from the said
Reits on the undivided one-haf thereof having been
paid by him.
All but sslx9sJ< at.......... d.. III 80
On front 4SXxqsk l23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

Fall Trade.
WYE have on hand and are now receiving the
go following:
100 hays Rio Coffee: q bags asS'd Nos. arms,
n pockets Java Coffee; % tales Cotton
a00bs Carpet Chain; p hNs heese;
800 ibs Candle VII X; 70 DO Star Candles
20 doz Zinc Washh0aris; y do Opal do
100 do Painted Buckets; ~ do Pearl Starch;
100 boxes Glass TuInhers, assorted sizes;
% do do Jars, ~, y, aDds gallons;
80 do do Fiasss, quart. II. and = pint;
sG1 do Window Gfass.
The above. together with large assortment OF all
the various articles genegaiy kept in our line, we offer
10 the trade az low rates any house IN the city
sept3 WHEELER * RIGGS.
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Turner, and john A. Reitz, for the payment Of the
taxes due from said Carpenter and Turnsr to the City
OF Evansville. tthe taxes due from the said Reitz on
the undivided threefourhs thereof having been pail
by i'm, \
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SILVER RLATING .

SiEV E X - ~ c..
FsNIlE undersigned has permanently located him
self in Evansville, with the intention OF pursuing
the above business. lie can he found in the
Marble Hall Building, I'd story.
Opposite Chas. Babcocks Carriage Furnishing Store.
He is prep red to do all kinds of Coach, Carriage,
House and Saddlery. Plating with neatness and dis
patch, and he warrants his work 10 lie as durable as
any done in the country. lie ask Tor the patronage
Carriage Makers of Southern Indiana, Illinois and
Kentucky.
Silver Plated Door Plates, Numbers for Street and
Pew Doors, Bell Pulls, Railing Knobs, Front and
Paror door locks. with plated Knobs and Furniture
with every description OF work in his line will be done
in manner equal to the best Eastern work and al
Eastern prices. J. A. SANDERS,
ian I9-im Cd Story Marble Hall.
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fSf<uf. DE GRATH,S
Ell e c. FR : OIL,

THE ELECTRIC oIL.-Electric Cures-Pain is
the premoni;or Of death, relieve the pain and you
cheek tht disease.
Prot Degraths Electric Oil is the marvel of the age,
Cor the following, lDct everythhgl; Cures lheulLa
fienutes; Cures Cramp in Stomach, i've minutes;
Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one TO three days;
Headache, fifteen minutes q ures Earache, stu.
Neck. ACue, night: Cures Piles. Sweied Glands,
ten days. lures feons, Broken Breasts, salt kheum,
two 10 six days. Cures HemorThage, Scrofula, Alb
cess, six days; Cures Frosted Feet and Chill
bls, one TO three days, Cures que and Fever, one
to two DAYS, ami all nervous and scruOus affections;
Cures deafness in to four day lures all Pains in
the la *. Breast, &c., IN two days,
PROP. De GRATH, Philadelphia.
SIR-Atintervals, during thirty years past, my wife
has been subject to- rheumatism of the most violent
csst-lsay four times yearl-scmeiimes so severe
tncture of gnacum and mophia, and to rock her like
an infant in large rocking chair, TO induce any
NO 1903 Chestnut street, of your city ,, informed m
Of an attack she had about the middle OF last month,
January, which was of such severity as to completely
paralyze the system. He, in his anxiety for his
mothers welfare. sent bottle of your Electric
Oil; but of the practitioners Of medicine IN
medcine dill hesitate to give it trials however, on
reflections concluded try il, which did, ct pe-
''r she became rather passive and he
fore one-third of the bottle used, not sing YES
oe Of the disease remained in the stem, and she st
continues we'll. although she rode out distance Of
fourteen miles without renewal Of any OF the symP
toms therefore feel il my duty for the sake of suf
ferng hu,.aniiy and also fully relieving that merit,
under all circumstances, should be rewarded, To for
ward this testimonial. am yours, tTulN-
JOSEPH p. ELKINTON, N. D..
New Gretna, 2. o Burlington Co., n. J.
'PS-Any communication for me will he received
nv addressing 10 the of my lmerchant,l lO3
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th, 1856.
pRor De GRATH-I have been the victim many
years of Rheumat affection, and lost the Of my
limb. / could not raise my hand TO my head, in
shcrt was totally helpless. applied your Electric
nil and before f.d used bottle, was perfectly
restored Ycu may refer anv sufferer to me.
MRS. l.. HUTCHINS,
Seventeenth and Thompson street
Mrs Vutchirs is well known in Philadelphia and
can he addressed on the subject by any one,
CAUTIoN.-There are numerous limitations sprung
mn on the reputation that article has acquired.
The public must beware. They are worthless.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

TaNAX N0TICE.-Notice Il hereby given that I,
nj GEORGE W0LFLIN. Collector Of the City OF
Evansville, will, between the hours OF O'Clock
aud O'Clock P. NJ, of the 18th day of February 1855
sell public auction, the Court House in Evansville
IndaI,a, the following pa perry, taxed TO willard Car
penter TOR the Of the taxes due from said Car
penter To the Ciiy Of Evansville.