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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mexican Mustang Linimen,.

Intrinsic Thtue alone could insure the success
which tins article has attainSi-f,T Rheumatism,
salt RAecsa, Burns, bruises, s;iH joints, or Calls,
srrain, Pole Evil, ard Sveiiiuss upon Horses il has
no equal for Man or Beast. No PERSON will he with
cur |, who has once tested its value And with ref
erence to the general estimation Of the Mustang Lini'
ment, can cheerfuily say that article ever per
formed 80 many cures in ouy neighborhood as this
l.. W. Smith, h.dsefeld, Conn" :. Leitch, ESQ.,
Hyde Park, VI writes, ''tst the horse consider
ed worthless, is was spayinl but since the free
use Of the Mustang Linimsnt have sold him fol
siSo' Your Eminent is doing wonders up here. =
suchtestimony is reaching Us every day. The hal
is not told. Every family should have il. Beware
Of any other "Bragg's Liniment." 1t is 4 base imi
ta'ion. BARNES PARK,
myIimiAw propretors, New YORK.
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COAL.

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
(Otce on Water street, undertle Telegraph 0fice.)
Cart loaAs of IL bushels of Bodam Mine Coal de.
vered to any part of the city at 81 60 per load. Coal
weighed if desired, at the expense of the purchaser.
Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin -
ken in payment. john WYM0ND.
dec.Stf. Secretary and Manager.
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II-NnRIE S

SSUNDRIFS-
- = keets No. Mackercl;
10 drums Goldfish;
5000 Cuba Six Cigars;
2bhls BraZ. Nuts;
- drum Figs,
30 bhls. Pa. Cider VINEGAR;
Received and or sale By
my;s sd. HERMANN.
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Pasture.
8 HAVE me pasture, well fenced, and am prcra.
= rel 20 receive Horses, other stock To pasture at
lowest prces' f. j. DOBELL,
myl9-u Dobell x Conyngtons.
81 ARD OILS baTTelsJ- Hast and Sons Extra
= 4 Lard Ol, just received by
myl9 Y. IL. coos & son.
e HEESE-a5 boxes choice old Western Reserve
u Cheese, received this Gay by
Il. II, COOK n son.
9NAMILY FL0CR-2o hills. Novelty Mills Extra
a Family Flour, the hest in market for sale by
T. II. COOK s. SON, Sole Agents.
s,SWEET POTATOES 20 bbls. southern Sweet Po-
- tatces, ia prime order, for sale al per hnshe
by Il. H. COOK y SON.
q TORN MEAL & BRAN
~ - hush. fresh Corn Meal;
4.N01 DO. Wheat Bran;
In store and Tor sale by IL. II. COOK y son.
NJ AILS-5o) Ksgs, all sizes and best quality, for
q sale low by
myl9 GILBERT & BOyvl rs.
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Uncurrent MoncY.

R,oTToN BATTING-i,o bales for saIepy
~ GILBERT BuWIFS,
Agents sfCyurcss Mills
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BRAN at Southern Mills, Tor 10 cts. Per bushel at
retail, and ssper ton, by
ap5-tf IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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The Louisville Democrat alarmed
some of the friends Of the Colonel" by
attaching the above caption to the follow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-24

q LABAMA, Teunesse, Georgia, Carolina and
IA nsls notes, taken at par for Groceries, or bOug
at small discount for cash, by
GILBERT < BOWIES,
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&ne on0ere puurer6are !Sur

Rur9 ~. S9AImeF's VslI.otet!s &tnt.a Septrffeutot
~ Baltimore ban 3. gpp. 1854.
gtsta 2 :FF! - 20 9sre'@s MIR sum srrstn @crenIlen' ~.
ne ae a4BeF8resntltSe Sur, psI4e Or. @balne Is 8 tnftr
az meIner 0rau psrbft9stubrt muSutpCtlen. Is Inn isst
VtPnGie ter, ist toeIn mrtne 6rau BON EDspepFa, QebertSS' ;,
ud0 S0p'neel c 9rlftn pUrte. 90 f9is9I mar tbr 9uSfsssn
up UeiunppdtetIr1ao. bls tpte 4ase n atfnmnUe, 80 ~.
Garbe eist9 uhD tFrt 9aaos mit Gus f9las bereft IpMrssn
sore tprPeSitpca sGtSea S1ren nadasipreGllp arpe, come.
srn IN ger SruH, in fHdeH, bersf9iag, betuae {. m, Srssn ~
S0pte &C. eT8T'n.H ie Nerm- Bsn, bGR 10 lie aufsab; tie mar r.
lVwG9, e4S Ee 1pTe Q9no Et6t mebr bis 3um a.. {, srbrksr
!gnnts. I'm tie 5et. nGvlc etneS pn GhaIme f,s ao nrhis'
zen III ue'n @aH9 Stppr Ell anS 10 10 -rSe p4 Gnlaet. ffs Sim.
t4r BET met1er Gran elmer grobe 5u Unterpetfsn. SD fann !.
Ud9rtet la9en bag na1 Gem G<nuhe le5 SnbalteS pon sinsr
6sat9e IT. l9 Seret9 Sefeg fUblt., IL bate tetne 9 n1sr.sr
Ht9ry iCnhte U.eset elsa uae n49 BEN 1enufe pS SnbnIr,S
0oh ) wstrsFtH 6Ia gen p1T Its aanJ nj Der br, sfsat.
W. 2. Mlbert.
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NerpSle &ranfbelten.

Or. &taImsr's F8siuuppet s.Gtnftar btTst cine bss,nh,~.
eet!fratt rnr Experimentation. Sic retntst has yIat pUn
ben psrperbIt@en Saten UNI trafttgt bic p,tber. bic burS, W.
0entTant9sttsH 8! item ba9en. Die eetlfraf.e ffr s .nftHr i \
pdrrp Il panoerPar mo babtn fp fer Att bduRa bewistGsr
SGpGpe, AbHdEiurg Hub SebeRSuberoruS fup it6sr.et -
Der &tnt ar sebsilt rorbsn. SH allen s 4ltn ppn , eSrSla;n
Sott0sp, S@P'n1el. @~erT;ni4mstiea. 9sriFlO fen, sdnsltSS'r
S@Ee@e ItnlHf an Dem u~TH8an5t "tt Mteaiaen, ~r,ItStpieru
GIEnrnu, usbtrtpanuung, GrrctleI BEL Der nertnofen OSTsI".
8e~geit, ete@eR I'M 8NPfs, 9tse i'm @ei9t, Qe6easuSsFb1nS
&c. 1T ete gFe0t3th nts pEne @rtSi9 9ebrduGl wereeu 9is
pa' tGen pauf3 SeSeHEea a. 0elb tnprp, SeturStrnesn pr
2HapHVan Is. pertr tbtn. Dte GtntIur f6reert unb iIoT # 81.
ncn Appetlt rrdtt9t SeGwaS!e HHo giebl Dem Rrau.en neuss
frli6eS pebeu ptvDer. "N"'f
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0t- WCbnunas. 9erGnberuns. o. Sr.
s. i. Neinbarbt bat feline Wobnun8 Dpt
8elatr'9tcab mad GanaltraBe 291, 3. 3bitr OCn
easerltr. %Serle8t, t%rUrauf mir baS Yublifum unb
b~ei0noers letne tptrtben Ruucen aufmertlarn ma
den.
% Ie@ter S6weta.r Ibfsntt. Die
yes IN Der alien 9ttmatb, iOpie aud bier 10 aage>
nein.. beliebte Mittel seaen itpade Masen (au9
Elm s%eiunber @asen pirO s~upetlen cine @abt Oa|
BON ntdt Derl6mdDtn) 1T in aus8eaei6neter Qua>
litdt bel 8rtunb OStI @fe bon 9ibertY> lno
@erman lraBt gu baben. - Neblt bielem Nrtifel
bait pr. % | aud ale Surten Der beten GrO>
eeries, beutlhe 8rii6te, Meine unb 8ranntpeine ,
S4wei3er unO 2imbureer 8ale &C., rreI6e CT leinen
Wp 1fas e1ptS q s. I'e'r M u't aaf ben neusu
Yoftoampfl4iTen Der 8remer Qinie, uNprbbeut1&er
GlO9O", fam ~iecer3eit in Der Sfiee bss rgSedtrO
a%etOrbtrt melben. RabereS belast bic @natise in
elmer anberen Spalte. SftI5,S
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A&lnaei1nkf.l

lGtageGRktJ
Na4 lDrSfalti9er prifunS be8 pont Aopptas
ten Wrlff herausBeSebenen Yudes % er u b.
ldelnt eS urs cine Hflt1t Az lem.
~oallelbe allen OeutI4eu, wslde bic @onitltntion
Utarptano's uuO Die wi4tt8lten @e(ess Dieles
Staates nod nidt ~fenuen, an5uempfeblea. DAT
Die SenataiB Der @elese, uuter penen mir lebeu,
nl4t nur anSenebnl, ~Icuoern Io9ar nOtbnenoie
TT, ltebt auBer 6t1Se, unD mir fonnen benz Ser,
faler nur Oanf pilen, oaB er ftp ale Sabr
Die Wibe nlmmt, Die widti9lten @elese, uel4e
BET uus i'll Strait lino, uno wel4e idbell9 erlal
len meroen, benz Deutl4lelenoen Yubtttum 5u.
gan lth 3u MAIDEN.
Das Sud- nit leinen id9rliden Grsansuu9su
# in Der @rpeeitiOn res rWedet" gu baOen.
IL Mir ltnten bic Mufmerti amteIt unItrer
geebrten Geler uno 2elerinnen auf bic Nnnoncc
pes &tepertranies. Nm Wpntag ren Is. b. Dfnen
lt gum eriien Wtale bic neu gel&mldten u9tep>
NlembIY &ODn1s" ben 6reunben De6 @tlanges, pss
Gan3ss nnb Der uuterbaItuna. Dcrt tanat Is fH
na3 10 Ianser 3eit sepib nod einmsI 70 gut. Ge>
pet pin nno per ludts!
9Str MAIDEN bas tnnfliebenbe publttum auf bic
Wpnta9 ben IL. Ott. IN Der pQSaIbtngtOn 9ale"
ltat:pnbenbe 1beateroOriteauns aufmertlam. BUR
MuTuprung tprnu mt nfatbarine 9pmarp", Sbau-
lptel IN . Abtbetlun9en, ntblt benz NUrlpitl rOer
S1laItrunt". Oa tS Serrn &. S;eid ~aeluuaeu
tit y. 3. Gbielemann u. letne bramattl6e Gruppe
~ ensaetrem 10 tann l9 elm Sober einen ~Yersula,
ten AOenO oerlprsRen. Na& Der GbsaterpOrltsl>
lung HSau." s.
vs. Oeuti&eS NattrnaI.Gbeattr.
i'm Sr0utltr. ~Speattr Nib unter Der DIRECTION y.
y. Sur9tDal am VtpntaB ben I8.b. W. aum erften
Wale be Yple: vSum 9rlnen G1el" aufeefiDrt.
Slelaut; 0r0BeS Sautt in 2 Atten, au9aefilbrt
BON Der berupmten 5a0ttoweftldeu &ruppe.
R- q pn3ert. pente Mbeno W&Dnaert-W u-
ltt" IN Der W&Irnbale" bes lpt. benz. Gurnuerttns,
ITO. 800 Welt YrattltraBt. Mae ~5reunpe Der ulu>
ut nlafen mir narauf aufntertIam.
G+ Gtuti&e &anald ule.- Oomen II.
9erren, wel1e bas &Gnaen arlnpliG lerneu mol
leh MAIDEN mir aut bic Anaeige peS Srn. 8ptat,
3an5Iebrer, aufnert am. Mpntaa wirb baS critic
&ans'HrGnsden IN Der Nebenbale abaebalttn.
w 6eptrwetBer! - Der fafuDle Suler Bel
@arDner , nGmliH Der, Der mob nidt pertilat
it,, TIT ~nunmtbr feperpeiB. Mber Suler atbt es
AUDI nod bic puue unp UuQe, ba Iih SuccurS Elm,
gslteat bat. 4tpertpetber uMb Suler iub oleih
Dpitretllh, Die Wabl tDut @inent web 1,nb lit eS
oesbaIb am ~tll9ltea, penn man BON betben
tttnft. .-
CO. r6ffmunss-8eter t1ebermuraen
bGlt Sr. &Onr. @lttlA IN Der fraberen Sat
pirtblaaft btS pm. OautertG, @de bon Ureperld~
tr. UNI Aetna ZANE, letne "GrDfnunas. i ier",
nobel elm famVier &un9 aaIsettiGt uirp.
U-9r. Safpb sos BAT Die Wtrt6lAaft Sc. 6
81. 0reberidlr. BON u. partn,ann mbernpul men
nnb persapft palelblt bas SUriieIihe RpltNl6e ga
aerbier, pGrauf mir ALE Ertunee beS sblen @ev'
i~ttniaftts Aufnertlam utaGea.
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OeicbGffSzW %rDfYnlIm0

@as, ba8 billie f. aIler Qtdte
aber suit tar Dtetsaieen, wslat IT'D bic @asrSbren nns nStRt-
gen 8ptri9tunGen BON 3rarIeS Sunebubn Ode Sh
Salttr1O ore unb 6rpathrase aufaaFen.
gtstaen 8.sansen un0 Stfsnntsn, f0wts ben publttam
~uberhaupt, erlaubt I'D MIR BITE Sersrfure Sn rnaGeu, bab bet
mtr MUIR scn Der reeaRen 9ebteRuns BITE Rebt fen tann, neil
aae Nrbtt'en Nur1 mstne ttsenen 5GRbt eebta.
Qg- Neputraturen, i6wte iuaftse Nleta1-M rbettea rerbe Id
"a i&atl alt uaSsItS F~tfUreen.
&aA143mt s&taS. SuxSkuhM.
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SAmaAe oe8 san5en Sblfems.
OO ~TIhSAhVs
ron vs. m. &. Ni m nj 0 Qea., @taentbunsr.
3tI8utB BON Nt@Eo's berWbmtsr rbelmattintr sable.
Ida gA AL - o q

3st8nts pom Nt@nO's ~tsrUbmtsr rbeumalti2tr Salbs.
SGItmtre, 70. Nidrt IS 8.
prn. .. pdnee. - Is eeritdt mir 3um grpBtea @eranuaer.
ms'n 9eA8ntB ben vice anae!en 81 tSGnfeu Der @sIaHppetfs-
2mttAr be &r. @bAlmsr GnSurttpeu. $9pR lGHasre .3ett
ttt I'D an NerDsHf4w l&e, Nattsfett un0 3erruteuns Ger gan.
sen Nltnr. So NAOMI mir ieetm Gags mege ab. 2Ddbrenp
pleltr 3ttt mar t1 INNER tyGartS Nup HattpS, NIB bad c, paR
10y i9Hsl abBeeren wurp, wessessa tb pert&ts enc 0ttttel &c.
Bn Isne 8fanfhett 8sbraUQe sic austen ALE nt3tt. 0Or
uuBlfabr 3 gSp6ea rtetbtn She mir, Nr. &baimer'@ @sfunb.
pt s.&tnttur 81 ee61auGeu, SD toI8te 5b;ent 8atbe pbne
istp8 an stnen beHtFsa GrCI9, ale bet ben uSrtsen Ntltteln, ,u
~slQEesa. & eaien sic fb nun EetI GEflune5, ais Id fanp.
cas- f@ nein 4Ppettt fpsa naa Der ipettsH Dpiis bermebrte.
uao To, nG& EN- tA 4aun enc Sslf9e 9sacmmer. ksbeuiens
b. rgetsut, efe nit 8ut.m AFpettE, neDme ieoen Iae Al unt BIN
illt eenua, I'm IrpeEb zine Alb>t ju We ttQtIr. Sic Ituttur
Or. Gpaima's tat MT tlts eDuM. er BET mir aeNtrft meme
opa,farBe TT flo Uub ttor, uub il bta pte nu atbpren. Sd
en- reDle tegpai6 alen &ttpeneen bteies W,tttti inn pS6nsH
Grsbe. u, l. nj III ., Sc. 1853 Sdpettenr.
Yrfts Sleeper Iai3e, 3 6lai&en $3.50, eia palbcs Nassnb
5IaI9eu 30.
Baltimore, WtP. Stta.S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4uren.

tt parea anp sspelt murhen. 'e'ut-
Semertensuertbsfe Ruren.
G6cat 8aGs, gtp. 81 8. Sbarpar. putps ram fhmoa.u, ~.
f3te, Neyspttat unp unpsrraWl ats I ae6etlt '9~T'" S'
ASA. &. 9ltmup, @sa, gs. i73 On ,fapet-s8r n,,
S9pd1e bis 8au5en &etents getetlt; t y"
Spintas s: otd9Gm pUa lei -gSri pa, purbe pom .7i5b.
trtmer SstpdSe; Nv "'V
8rna oeFs4u, 00n @ni&peGun3 bts saa5se ub Der St.s.
Der, RaptippetB unb 3area;
S. W, gtnGOH, SeatfOrP, va psn Rst.rf.anfbett II. fbI,a,
ten Dlute; We i~NV
M. .. Gilbert, SO IS SaDs YscaRt. 8of,t.o.s s.o
pepita, kebgrbsi9perFea un9 S6ptuosl: ~" D"'
unb nersSle r S6pGGt. O''PsPF"
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SSeiaen ala Seilmi4tef.

80 MS. 1ttmau'S G6te Seuao. a.iaen fSrnsn bpyn
Qublitum ais tas Bette HRtttel eestu 0rfOpfune' n.rrSlss
Sc finch nnp ale %antsra, aus elmer ~unDrbnuao be- W,tb
uu9s phems entfanbsnsh 6ranibeiten ~tmpfobleu rerprn.
Nusi dIteBtt& prGparirt Son g8m. s. @ Imam, Gbenfa in
aDafbingtDn unb u baben In Baltimore far % Cts srs
cd ahtel Set
Su4.G Geb 9. 6anee, SIS, 1O3 BaIIinprsar
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DIR. Guprnts aplcene 8iQen

frb etnes Der beheu unC erfpI sten5 zen AtinstmttEel fur Srau.
enfrdnibetten. sic ihp na9 Gem Ge.cpt ttHes be Iemlen unb
8eiGtGteu @rSteS p~rapdrirt ub cams parnipitr gtalur. ga IL
r.tue 3eu0nth, spu relpe4dplcn sc ipnen befnbgn fn Ia pGa-
cen Der @tGlnlbumsr. Ste psrDen tIsa Die 9anSS linton ppn
a4en a1tbaren AppIeefern Sertda 1T unp nnp bier tn baltimore
Al tabtn Bet Setb. 3aRee, Np. 40S Saletmereitr. unb Swee.
tier uub &c., Gde pom CHARLES unb SratFr.
Dtets Ytltn rerben ee8eR &~nlsnbune SEu 81 an pt
&9eaten, an bic Seftaer NIT Der Yrt ~periapbt,
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Or. @baImer'S
WcfunSbeitS=S inctur.

Die nH9ensfmfe unb erieisrst9tl @sOtia our 9erReluue
8raater, S3pa9er unO RslpDier, ruel9e iemals erfunps9
mIree. 1T Or. S9almfr's y Observation-Disclosures Gtef.lb,
traIttgt bn SGmaGen
belt ben 8ranfen,
etebt ben ~9tsrs5fen Wutb unS
neueS Ge5eu bam S~ngaitben.
Die Stnftur BELT
Ser abFt6t. D1spepid, 8Otti& nerasn.
EDpTpsb, unperbaglt9tett, 5e3ruftseft.
YterSp eS 3tftern eur1 uberu,detacI d ,nus
pQn Gabad Wnp SptrttupieR peronIoet
5erab snnea, Q8taD I'm Masen unb Gem
luterietbe, SGufer- 10 abafnn ,e.
So Die 2luttur belie8t ben Nppetit fir Zee
r1uI9enoe @ettGinfe
DerGonen, bic f@ tem Ge6rauGe fpiritu,5er ast-x.1 q.
9e6ebea. fHben bns bette 6ei;n ttel in ~''u"' P"'
Or. Chalmers @elunObeit5- Sinftur.
Sett 6r @ntoefung Der ateOtttn babe tb hurd, nrs,ns er.r.-
be uuh 8etannte IN ptsisr Stapt be ipigeRpe MT,anII = =
lsntn ee5etit; ' ," V"'
Mu53ug aus rteiuem Iadebnf,p
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DaneD'S
vi agical Pain Extractor

agIcal Fam Extractor.
RiemalS 1T stns @ntetd4ne iu Der GQatsrtoI T2sb AIN 40.
ma9t mrrbtn, np6arn Der S6meti 70 I'd ed etatGf N o.
un0 no Z ets in iarfsr &ntSi asuna 70 ralG in iErtn natat.
Ito n 3ufdnb 5ura d9ebra6t Deer gDun en- unp getHnire Is
te. N S@aofn suradseIafen, al, bar& Daatu's mastt4sr
Stmer5. D~erttlssr.
Set S6ntttta, %2Dunbtn, gerrtntunesn nnS Bra af&eu -
5aaen, bentn Rtnoer I'm ntr unterppr, en- fnb III bt gnir.
.ua8 tes a9ten Oa4ss', den S&m r .@ertt sers immsr bic.
RISE! S4te rta Sbmsrtsn Iup Gettea t6anten Mot car@
3eI . Wsttsl psrttn6eit gSer6tn. SSa ft[bf tas Qsb ~ b|na,
Dtt SdSpa ab, baB Der a1te Cauep.@rtr ct bt Der bonb IL.
1dpsres etId3ea me Mt 8 -6ruften 9~dmpb.ete, auf se ids err
5ebent itHiu1ftiea MIR srIaube ung fur beren scabrb It is
mtf psr1atnrrtltG battle.
8etn Gal BET 8erbrsnnuneen unb 9frbrabuuaeu rtoo er
nrG e bEo sGtenb fetn, bat temala bu aQuirfen5sn nnppr.
%tTadsnben uno estlen1tn @iscnf9af en- sOa Dan Us S6msr1
Oerielee III muir o9t, Utnn bic S4aGtsi eta In StubI ssfS.
9tnes @tiqdette nit Der S'enatur Spn 6. 8. GbIdcner
rn6 s o., @i8ent9amer, Rab y enrg DalIes, Tabrtiant
bat.
Wreis as Cts. fir bic S&s6hG.
70 Der ae4ts wtgb S~stiautt bel Sstt G. sane, g.
1853, Dtf-SattmDrefr. Sft4.S
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Confectionery,
npn George ' lie ann,
gte. III 8%rDaepob,
ntten ser Geas DUtnt Saviuas Barf.
Srsunben UNI 8efannten, fDpt benz 9ublttunt TN GQss.
n'dnent astBs Id hermit an, bas t@ n1stn 5ei9Gft be,eattnb
~SsrerDsert tabe unp fir bic fprmenbe SatIpn In Stanbe biz,
aae IHftrd8s prompt uno .iut8 3u ~befOseen.
Nle Ssrten Sen Sraunen, Burnt eraer 1mb &c se!pr Qebfrs
i&sn, 2stpstesr Gatmus, gDarmfdamen, san f6e Welf,r, GRa.
s.nI9dsr, @saretean, 8uderf9aren unb 8ra8iea- Yies sn alien
Yretfea, Steam Nefae6 &ancb, S6aum.& pufeft. dIe Sprter
8ldShtn unb Spr!nse es, frRitlDrpps, Gtpcpfo6ee 9Tt1uren,
Dentf} @eniiri- unO @antaa'GhOcolabt rer;ierte 6er5e anb
StbtaStn att bsutF4en Vetten, eseigHrt fur 5ehtase, enc
~8tuRaaDt i'm Gr E. unO &tein-Sutau tets porrGt6ta bf
y. SteemGun, SO. III 8roapnay.
N- 4~aspdrtiss 8sfeaunsen perben itneQ unS punftItd
6efrr8t.
So Waetn Salon 1T aud Gcnnta8s OFen. SttlA-S
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their present attempts to make the co~n.
try Banks redeem their notes 10 the city
why do they conine their operations to
the region east of the mountains! Why
are the banks west of the Allegheny per-
mitted to food the eastern counties with
their note.l Have they entered into a
com bination with the Banks of Alleghe-
ny, Lawrence, Erie, Fayette, Washington,
Green and Mexican counties to give them
a circulation! Or are the city banks
and the city brokers in partnership with
the profits to be made upon the currency
introduced from Maryland. Virginia, o
bio, New Jersey and New Euglandi We
do not think SO badly of them. We are
inclined to believe, that their good luck
has made them firm. They were SO
much alarmed in September, 1857, when
their depositors called OF them for pay
ment, that they shut down their vaults
without an effort at payment. and thus
hope to recover their regulations now by
giving the people of the city uniform
currency, BY stopping all the Penusylva-
MIA banks east of the mountains, who will
not bow to them. and filing up the chan
nels of circulation with the wild cat notes
of the banks, which will be bought aud
sold in the streets at such rates as will
make them useless to the public but pro-
6table to their friends the brokers.-Dai.
IN Telegraph.
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NO. is.
Money in the Dead Letters.

The dead letter branch Of the General
Post Office has just closed another quar-
ter's work. Daring the three months
which Terminated on the 30th ultimo,
there were found 1929 letters, which con-
tanned money amounting in the aggre-
gate to Sl2,92l 81. Forthe quarter
which closed 3Oth June last. there
were received 1919 letters aud S2I,
499 So in money. For the quarter 3Oth
March, 2462 letters and Sl3,457 Is in
money. Quarter closed 3lst December,
1852 letters and sl3,36I 90 in cash.
Total in the year, ~ .l02 letters and SCI,
239 72 in money. 1t is gratifying to state
that under the efficiency and proup.itude
which eharacterizcs the finance bureau,
over nine tentts Of the whole amount of
cash has been restored to the originals
owner.
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The Approaching Prize Fight.

The New York Clipper, the leading
sporting journal in this country, contains
the particulars of the preparations for the
dght for the Championship of America
1t says:
The approaching fight to take place be-
tween Morrissey and Heenan for S., 800
a side, on the Goth ult., is the first
real battle for the championship since the
meeting between Hyer and Sullivan in
lo49. 1t, Of course, creates an unusual
amount Of excitement in the sporting;
world. Morrissey says he is in bis TWEEN
ty-eighth year. He fights at about lsO
pounds. His frame is very wiry and
muscular. He is man of temperate
habits, and since he has been taking his
training exercises in the neighborhood OF
Lansingburg, he has enjoyed perfect
health. His trainers are Burns and
Shepherd. the latter an Englishman, re-
Gently arrived in this country, and the
trainer of Tom Sayrcs, the present cham.
pion of England.
Heenan Is a 6ue, fresh young fellow
HIS weight Is L stone, and bis height
trfe over six feet two inches. He is in
his gath year, and therefore, in point OF
age, as we'll as in length of reach, be has
the advantage over bis opponent. He is
under the care of James Cusick and Aa-
ron Jones, the celebrated opponent OF
Tom Sayres. Heenan pays due atteu-
ton to his exercises is in rood trim. and
possesses an ample fund of confidence
Morrissey, however, is the favorite in
betting. The fourth deposit of $500 a
side was staked on Monday, the 9th ol
September. The last deposit of $500 a
side will be staked on the st of October,
being $4,000 in the hands of the stake.
holders The betting is, We learn, very
heavy. In fact, more money has been
already wagered in this fight than any
other that has ever taken place in the
United States.
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Another Wife Swapping Affair.

The Grand Jury of Pulaski county,
made some thirty-odd prssentments last
week. one of which at least is rather a
rare case. Two men, one Of them Bap-
tist preacher of the old sort, and the 9th
er a member Of the same church. swspped
wives, which offence being considered con.
trary to the good moral. of the Common.
wealth, they were all presented. So it is
clear that q mans wife is not an article
of personal property and cannot be ira.
dcd of. -PtcrSJug (K.) Paper.
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HoVoacau's Ointasint and PsNs.-Pro
vided with these remedies, a person of
the most delicate physique may brave any
climate They comprehend within the
circle of their curative influence all inter-
nal diseases not organic, and all the Vari.
cites of outward inflammation. BE careful
not to be opposed upon by spurious ar
tcle palmed upon you for genuine. The
latter are known by Water-mark in ev-
cry leaf of the book Of directions accom-
panying each pot aud box. This Water
mark consists of the words. "H0t5oacay,
Nea0 York and London," which ought to
be seen in semi.trausparent letters in the
paper. Hold it up to the light.
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