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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-01-26
The Weatllcr.

January 25-Tclegraphed at nine o'clock
this evening By the Z. tS W. line.
Pittsburg, J an 25-Cloudy; mer 81.
Cleveland, Jan e5-Wcather cloudy and
warm; mer Sc.
Detroit, January 25--Weather damp and
cloudy; mer As.
Toronto, Jan 25-Weathcr dark, wet and
warm.
Prairie Du Chcin, Jan rs Raining since
Saturday; mer AZ.
Springfield, H., 25--Raining since seven
o'clock last night. Wind East; mer 60.
Fulton, Ills Jan 25-. Raining since yester-
day morning; iner so.
Milwaukee, Jan 25-Raining; mer AZ.
Tuscumbia, Ala, January Raining
mer 60.
Dubuque, Jan 25-Raining; nler 80.
Washington, Jan 25-Weather fine. Wind
East; mer 80.
Halifax. n jar 25--Weather hazy.--
Wind S W; mer 81.
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Safety and Relier.-old DIR. II. James

Safety and Relief.-OId DIR. ii. James, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but DIR. Tho
Tilton, his sonin-law, has been educated to trv
ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most
prominent among these is his extract of Cannabis In
dca which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search in Calcutta. lie strove to make medicine to
his only child nom death by consumption, and he
succeeded DIR. Tilton, his son-in-law is in Chicago
(Room No. III, State street) lie has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds of terrible
cases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer-
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banshed. are innumerabe. The Cannabis In
dica is the most wonderful blessing of the age. Give
DIR. Tton call send for bottle ofmedicne, which
will cost you dollars. lie will prove 20 you that
you need not be sick and that it viii cost trife
to get we'll.
n. B A Spiro- Dynameter TO test the strength Of
the lungs and ascertain the exact state of the patients
health.
p. S. By addressing DR.. Titon a note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps,
Q2 cents) recipe will be In return, free charge,
any part the Union. All letters answered prompt;
ly. Address.
DR.. TILTON,
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From K,ansds.

ST. Louis, Jan. 25-N
Late Kansas adviccs state that an act has
passed the lower branch of the Legislature,
abolishing slavery in the Territory on the
first of March.
Serious disturbances have occurred be
tween the Squatters on the Shawnee Reser-
walton and the Indians, resulting in the
death of one of the latter.
The Indians drove off all the settlers,
burning their houses, and destroying their
crops.
Gov. Richardson arrived at Omaha, Ne
braska, on the 10th. In his Message lie en-
presses disapprobation of the conduct of tie
majority of the Legislature at Florence. in
adJourning to that place and requests their
immediate return to Omaha.
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81. LOUIS. Jan zo-f II
a gentleman from Leavenworth on the
goth, arrived this evenIng-reports having
travelled from Weston to Bonneville, with a
messenger bearing dispatches from Calhoun
to Washington, the tenor of which is that
Calhoun rejected the returns sent to Denver
instead of him, on the ground that in accor-
dance with the Leeompton schedule they are
illegal, and therefore void. This gives the
State Offices 10 the Democrats, also one major
ity in the Council and tN o in the House. Mr..
Slower, Democratic member of the Legisla-
ture, was shot in the stage between Wyandot
and Lawrence, and viii probably die. Hen
derson is still in custody at Lawrence.
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Hos,etter,s Bittcrs.-In the present state Oft

Hosteffer's Bittcrs.-In the present state of.the
weather gentle invigoraor is often essential to
preserve the balance of the system, and especially the
digestise organs. II all those in whom thos3 irpor'
tant orga rs are disaranged to ty Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, they would consult their own in
terest by doing Hostetter Stomach Bitterscorret
the appetite, impart to the forces of the
bile and all impure secretions, regulating the bowels
gives strength Of body and vgOr Of mins, and are
the wonder of the age for disspatng dyspeptic ten
dences In all cases of physical prostration, papta
tor dizziness, great fatigue. ETC., it is surprising how
the patient finds relief No family afford to
be without it. Itrequres addition of spirits. Sold,
in full quart bottles by all hotels grocers, druggists
&c. Extremely palatable. jan20-d'w1w
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DR.. TILT0N,
OK 1852, Chicago, Ill
octli6n-
The Most skeptical People-can be convince

The Most Skeptical PeOpie-Can be convinced
by trial that all the family medicines not humbug,
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
are a few Of great merit and undoubted worth. OF
hese, DIR. SASFoRp's INvIGoRAroR OR LIVER REM
stands first and foremost among the remedies of
the day that can be relied medicine that is all it
is recommended by its propretors Itadvertises itself
every trial. for th;re are none who use it hut tell
their friends to do so, and so it goes from mouth to
mouth, till all the people Of the Union have learned
the good Of this truly valuable medicine. 1t is
mended, with testimonials to prove its virtue, for the
Of liver complaints Of every kind, from the worst
Dyspepsia to common headache. and is particularly
adapted to Jaundce, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com
ment.) dec9.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

January 25th-lC3 bbls pork, IA tcs lard.
IS csks meat. / a Crane: 80 tcs lard. S
Howard; 63 bbls pork, Gj. kgs lard, $50 SKIS
-four, S hEds meat. Geo Foster & Co; 2 bxs
butter, Orr, .Dalzeli d Co; bxs moveables,
bbl 90, 3 Camp; 0 dry hides, Preston
Bros:
January 2Sd-414 bnsh bran. bbl eggs, z
II Cooke; : bbls iron. do scrap iron. Saml
Orr; bbl eggs 40 do whisky, 5 y beer bbls,
Schurer; 26 bbls -four, Geo Foster & CO.;
* Dbl whisky, do crackers, Tenney S Sor-
enson; las bush wheat, J II Maghee; so
bbls pork. 23i do flour. G O'Riley;1 SIX
feathers, Wheeler & Riggs; 81 bbls whisky,
Allis dS Howcs.
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IMPORTANT TO THE
DEAF AND BLIND.

hh. 41CLE%oDe vi cSo
Proprietor of the Institution for the Deaf St Louis
Missouri.
ElAs ARRIvEDIN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
II and NAV lie consulted for few days at the City
Hotel Room No. 10 up stairs Early attention IS de-
Az DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE
HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR, MOUTH
Dr. Mcleod has made a new discovery of fluid that
will prove perfect absorption of the .sCatsrct, and
restore permanent vision to the eye without the use of
the knile.
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
I have son fifteen yeas Of age who has been deaf
and dumb from the age Of two years the effect of scar
let fever Hearing Of DR.. Mcleod, brought my son
to him. and in three weeks under his hands ne began
to give signs OF hearing; and at the expiration o.
to speak. make this statement unsolicited, and for
St. Paul. Feb isS5. ALEX. C. MORTON.
have been suffering with deafness, and MANY of the
ills accompanying deafness, from my infancy WHICH
is about twenty five years; my deafness became so dis
tressng that could rest neither day nor night, and
looked for relief only in the grave A. length was
Of this city. Trembling between hope and fear, sub
mitted my case to this gentleman beyond my most
sanguine expectations, AFTER short course of treat
ment by DR.. Mcleod, am in the enjoyment of per-
feet hearing, aud my head is free from AL those dis.-
greeable sensations which formerly made life burd-
en- Any person wishing to see me, can lind me at my
residence, No. ITO Fifty street c,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. lS55.
I have been deaf in both my ears for many years,
which aiction affected my mind that life itself, At
times, became burden, and almost unendura5le t.
me. am one Of the happiest men living. L
have been restored to perfect hearing by Dr. Mcleod
Ear Infrmary, corner Fourth and Oliver streets. In
his first examination Of my ears, he stated that in six
operations he would give perfect hearings and true
70 his word, at the sixth operation, heard, and so
distinctly and powerfully did the sound come to my
ears, that Obliged to partially stop them with
cotton, until could get used u it. Those wishing to
see me can call at the steamer Parthena.
PHILLIP SHELL,
Steamer Parthenia.
st. Louis. July Il 1855. janl-2wd&w.
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wwe are indebted to the steamer En-

DWe are indebted to the steamer En-
press for full files of the latest New Orleans
papers. The receipts Of western produce for
the week ending the 18th instant, had been
very light, and much below the amount for
several previous weeks. Sales of real estate
indicate no decline in prices by the panic
Sales at auction had been made recently at
prices higher than could have been obtained
for the same property at any time for fou r
wears mast
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 25-M


Flour dull; supertine offered at 81 T0@4 so,
without finding buyers. Extra sells in a
small way to the trade at 81 s7L@5. Re-
fsrp's Rrp sopr uV very dull. Wheat of good quality
wanted. and sells freely at 81 1901 Is for
Ied. and 81 coal 30 for white. Inferior lots
very dull. Rye commands zoe. Corn is in
GOOD request. Oats dull at SAC. Coffee dull,
in consequence of the announcement of an
other auction sale of 1900 bagsto take place
on Thursday.
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iB-On the Sth instant, Donald NJ. Lii
Ian, manufacturer of Clinton, leaped from
the second story window of the Office of IL.
". Fsge, in BostOnTnnd escaped. He was
being examined on charge of having forg
ed signatures to notes for $4,000 or $4,000.
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New York Markets.

Flour buoyant, 5000 bbls sold at 81 25@
4 80 for State, and 81 s5@5 for Ohio: an ad-
vance of Sc on each. Wheat quiet. Corn
buoyant at 65@69 for yellow. Pork buoy-
ant. but unsettled. Mess is quoted at sl5 20
6l5 20. Prime at sl2 25@l2 so. Whisky
advanced -L.c, and quoted at 2l1l@22.
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E Governor King, of New York, has
pardoned the four young men sentenced to
prison for perpetrating an outrage last year
on a woman residing near Syracuse; and they
are again at liberty to exercise their brutal
ity upon unoffending females. A New York
paper expresses the hope that their next vic
tins will be friends of the Governor.
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: Electric Oil.v-

Electric OIL. 1.-THE operation Of this Oil in re
moving rheumatic pans and other ills, IS indeed as
onishing- Like every good article. il has a base
counterfeit entirely useless; but the preparation of
Prof De Gath, of Philadelphia, has received testio-
mails from Congressmen, Mayors Of Cities, Merchants,
Hotel Proprietors all Of the highest character, attest
ing It's beneficial effects In cases under their own OBJ
servation. 1t can be had Of the ageuts here, see
advertisement in another column. jan20-dswlw
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@-A shooting affair occurred at Magno-
liza, Columbia county, Ark, few days
since, in which one man was instantly kill
ed, another mortally wounded, and third
dangerously SO. The difficulty grew out a
law suit.
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CONCERT AT APOLLO HALL.-Wc call at
tention to the advertisement of Davis & Co.'s
Ethiopian hinstrels, who give an entertain
ment of wit and song at Apollo Hall, this
evening. We are assured there is musical
talent in the corps and plenty fun in the
performances.
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~ A Mormon officer, writing to Capt.
Marcy, says that thousands have voted to
burn their property rather than let it fall in
to the hands of their enemies; and that the
$500, 900 worth of property already destroyed
in Green River county Is only faint sample
of what will be done throughout the Terri
tory.
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sB A young lady Of Nes York, named
Burbask, was presented on New Years day
with s2o,ooo, and land warrant FOR l6O
acres of land, by her brother who resides in
Louisiana.
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II A man named Guyer has been arrest
ed IN st. Louis on affidavit of John G. Myer,
who alleges that in May last Guyer went off
with his wife, part of his furniture, and
81 900 in money.
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Bristoi's Sarsaparilia

Bristol's sSarsaparilia.-Theh history OF this pre-
paraton embodies series of all but Miraculous
of Consumption, Scrofula and all Ulcerous and Erup
tive maladies, extending through twenty years Not
less eficacious, safe means Of expelling Vermn
from the Stomach and Bowels, are KENP's entcing
and palateble WORM PAsTILLEs. Sold by DR.. T.
LanTsan Co. wholesale druggists, 90 Water street,
New York, and by all druggists. Sarsaparilla s and
Pastilles 25c. per bottle. jan20-d&wlw
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@-We have received from the publish
ers, Jansen & Co., n. Y, the February num-
Der of Household Words. This excellent Pc
riodical is too well known to reed commend
alton from us. In point of interest and lite
rary merit, the present number is equal to
the best of its predecessors.
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81 Advices have been received that the
English subscriptions to the Erie Railroad
loan now amounts to $3.50, eco; ard that to
the Illinois Central $3.50, 900. This sub<crip-
ton will afford sensible relief 70 tAcse roads.
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Ig The Supreme Court of Illinois has
decidedthat Railrod Company cannot be
held responsible for the escape of a slave
over their road.
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- George d. Prentice, of the Louisville
Journal, delivered his popular lecture on the
aspect and tendency of political parties, at
Radncsh on Saturday last.
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Holloway. oin,m~n. and Pills. Meth

caustc the knife ever be required in the treat
ment OF wounds ulcers. tumors. or schirrous swengs
to which Holloway's Ointment has been applied in
time. The effect of the Pills the digestive appa
atus is all but miraculous Sold at the manufactures,
No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. PA Strand,
London; and by all druggists, at 25c, s2c., and IL
per pot or box. jans0-dkwlw
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isy- A large tobacco factoy in st. Louis,
Belonging to Kirkman & Brother, was des-
troyed by firo on Thursday hast, Loss esti-
mated Mt sl2, 900.
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~ Mr.. Lagow, of Palestine, H., states
chat Mr. Hill, of that vicinity, sold 65s hogs
of his own feeding, the average weight OF
which was 2l7 pounds.
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wA large stock of over-coatings, and
fine ready made over-coats and business
coats from Devlin's, can be found at Lyons,
one door above the Postoffice, who has just
received fresh supply of fine and recherche
goods for gentlemen's wear. Lyons has still
a full assortment of desirable and seasonable
floods, which he is making up for his nume-
rous customers at remarkably low prices.
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AN ELEGANTPIANo FOR SALE

ONE of Peters * Cragg's superior Pianos, nearly
is offered for sale 1t cost s275 and will be sold
FOR CASH fer s295.
Also, one of Martins elegant Guitars, which cost
$40, entirely new, can be bought for go, CASH. Ap
ply at this office. dec2e-tf.
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If you want the finest Picture You ey er had
60 to RANDALL < ELLIoTT's City Gallery Of Art, No.
IS Main street. Jf you wish to go whore they always
keep every variety Of cases, large and small, common
or fancy, SO to IS Main street fresh supply Of case
Of every variety, just received at Is Main street.
iano0-dkyIt
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sN-A married man namod VIM. y. Pey
ION, eloped last week from New Albany with
girl by The name of Mile A, Stone.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Jan 25--M.
Hogs held higher; some heavy sold ut SIS
so. Provisions unsettled, and generally held
higher. Accurate quotations cannot be Civ
en- ut present.
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COAL.


MIR, DAVIS, who acts as an agent in procuring
IN Household Hep for the wesi in New yo;k, is
in the city, and can be seen at the Washington
Hotel, where he will remain till Monday next. Mr.
Davis has recently supplied our citizens With party
Of girls who distributed in families through the
city, giving good satisfaction to their employers. The
manner i'm which he has fulfilled his <st commission
has inspired confidence that ei the business Of his
Agency will be faithfully and honors.bly performed
lie will supply both men and for help, and he
can furnish our farmers with any number Of good la
borers. jan2i-dkw2t
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NEW YORK, Jan 25-u

The New York Times has late advices from
Salt Lake. The Mormons are not counting
on an open fight, but guerilla warfare.
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PROF. DE GRATH'S
Ell &c II RIG OIL.

THE ELECTRIC 0IL.-Electric Cures-Pan is
the PremonitOr of death, relieve the pain and you
check the disease.
Prof Degraths Electric Oil is the marvel of the age,
for the following, mot every thing; Cures Rheuma-
tism often in day; ures Neuralgia, Toothache two
ienutes; Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes;
Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three days; (;
Cur Headache, fifteen minutes; ures Earlche, sf
Neck, Ague, one night; Cures Piles. swelled Glands,
ten days; Cures FeOns, Broken Breasts, Salt Rheum,
two to six days; Cures Hemorrhage, Scrofula, Alb
cess six to ten days; Cures Frosted Feet and Chill
bains one to three days! Cures Ague and Fever one
to two days. and all nervous and scrofulous affections:
Cures deafness in one to four days. Cures all Pains in
the Back. Breast, &c., in two days,
Asan example OF the estimation in which it is held
by OF the ablest jurists and writers on law &c
this country, we will give letter eved ny Prof.
De GRlTH from John Livingston, ESD, Editor Of the
Nell known Monthly Law susb gbag6, S a
weight among the best classes of the country, than
volumns from Unknown sources:
GIRARD HOUSE. Philadelphia. MIy 9Th, 1856.
Prof Charles De Gath-I freely give il as my opn-
ion that your oEecric Oil''is among the most Won
quest of lady who alleged she hid been relieved of
a most painful affection by its use, was induced to
try bottle, though at the time Of purchasing, fully
believed il To he a quack medicine and catch penny
humbug. But trial convinces me that it does pos
magic power, and its use will prove blessing
to suffering humanity.
Irecentiy took cold from sleeping in damp sheets
and my neck became SO much swollen and painful,
that could not turn my head.
After using. without success every thing prescribed
by my physician, last evening tried your Electric
Oil. This morning am well. the relief having been
as complete as il was instantaneous.
Yours very truey,
JOHN LIVINGSTON.
Editor Monthly Law Magazine,
157 Broadway & l20 West Fourteenth ST., n. Y.
Mr. Livingston belongs to an old wealthy and high
Iy respectable family of the first settlers OF New
York. ANY one address him on the Subject q the
above letter, which will be answered with pleasure
CAUrIoN.-There numerous imitation sprung
ND on the reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware. They are worthless.
"A
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v}rLs THE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
w. Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
consin money. Call in. nov3- Il.
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River NeMa.
Philadelphia Market.

LOUISVILLE, Jan 25-River falling; feet
nine inches in the canal. Raining; mer 81.
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SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New Or
HhzS~ leans wanted TO the Savings Bank, First
street near Main. decl0.
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THE RIVER at this point continues to fall
slowly.
The Antelope will be down to-day for New
Orleans, and the Statesman for st. Louis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
kSsSs insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
50 cents per line week: discount longer time
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)THER DECLINE

ANOTHER DECLINEl
EXTRA FLOUR at 90 10 per sack; also BRAN by the
retail at lax cents per bushel,by
janl-tf IGLEHART BROS.
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The undersigned are also publishers Of
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In addition TO its usual attractions, which have al
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comple.e record o { all new and valuable MECHANI-
CAL and AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS.
embracing larger amount of practical information
from expeiSnced writers in these specialtes than any
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And gents for the n. Y Steam Saw Mill and Ma
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DIR COGGsWEIL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTAC
8 a l. IT,,

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases OF NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC
TIoSs THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation
in those who have tried it IN this city, is for sale at
KELLER & WHITES
sV The highest testimonials of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tried it. Uy2
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ours very trueIN,
JOHN LIVINGSTON.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell at public
~ auction Thursday tn" 2Sth day of January
1855, al James Hewitt's Ware House the old
steam Flour Mill owned by /. y. Ross an Evansville,
steam Engine and fixtures belonging to the same,
being the property of Joseph Wool. late of Perry
county, deceased. The purchaser viii be required to
pay fifty Cs5o dollars cash. and for the balance cred
IL Of nine months will be gven the purchaser giving
his note with approved security, waiving valuation
and appraisenent laws, and bearing interest from date
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock NJ.
deco tsdSw. CHAS. ii. MASON.
Administrator with he will annPNad-
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EVANSVILLE & CRAwFORDsvILLE

NN and after this date the Mail Passenger train will
" leave Evansville at O'Clock and 20 minutes =.
NJ. making close connection at yincennes with trains
East and the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Cairo, and arrive
at Terre Haute AZ 9l0 NJ. connecting direct with
Express trains for INDIANAPOLIS, Cleveland and the
East, and for Chicago and Central Illinois.
RETURNING-leave Terre Haute "A 400 y. NJ.
Vincennes at l2s, and arrive az Evansville at 1908
p. M.
Freight trains with passenger attached run as
folows:- Leave Evans gille at 6:5l A. NJ. Arrive at
Tere apte at i30 P. NJ, Leave Terre Ha1te at $40
A. NJ, Arrive at Evansville 4:40 p. NJ.
FARES.
70 Louisville .....s5 Ocl TO St. Lotis. Sc 20
Sc Indianapolis. 25 " Chicago.........1O 30
Cleveland ..... IA 50 g Piu<burg. az 90
Z" Buffalo. o.........l9 80 Philadelphia. 20 80
E New York % Sol :" Baltimore. % s5
4" Boston..........3o 5Oi '' Washington. q
For any information or through tickets apply
Companys Transportation cfcs, bead of Locust stree
JOHN ITGLE,
Superintendent
cE- Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take
former advertisement and copy. nov25.u
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TIE RIVER
Arrivals and Departures.
From p. G. o'Riely s Co.'S Register.l

JANUARY %.
J. VI. Done, from Cairo to Evansville.
Pacific, from Louisville to New Orleans.
j. c. Fremont, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
III. Fitzhugh, from Nashille to Cincinnati.
II. Bridges, from Louisville to Bowling Green.
Empress, from New Orleans to Louisville.
southerner, from Memphis to Louisville.
Greenville, from Pond River to Evansville.
Lehigh, from Cincinnati TO ST. Louis.
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DR.. ROBACK'S
Blood Purifier 4 Blood Pills.
DISEASE vANQUISHED

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