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ne 8ortrd9e be8 0errn Or.
@dlnemann<4O Dieler aus9e5et9;
uete Olebner, Der ron Ieinem ftiberen Nuftreten
her in 10 auten Nubenfen bier ltebt, lit bon nnS
ferem + o II b m ptrotif6en u NJ
peretn lIr Swei neue SortrdSe 9epcnnen Nor.
BEN. Oieielben finoen I'M 8ereinstrfale, NrC.
800 8rattfrl6e, fat uno 5war FER erIte IAon
am Gpnnta9. 9. bic Nmlrnce. @eitere5
morsen. s". .tq
Steuers@rbebun q. = Seute besins
men Die Deputies beS Collectors bic @~inllmm>
lung rer Steusrn. @er lis Sumr1. Otui be-
Sablt, pem mirD elm DiSecntc pom 5 8ro st er.
lautt; BIS gum 1. Stunt Al Brp st; BIG .3ual
1. Suli A Yrp st bis gum l.. Au9. 81 Rrrc- ;
bis 1. Sept. 3 9rcc. ; bis 1. Sft. p Yrrc. /;
bic 1. 9tpp. 2 4rrc. ; biz 1. Deg. II Yrcc. ;
bis 81. Deg. 1 Yrrcent.
Die Qtuuprs Dealers bielten pprs
oeIfern Nbeuo in Der 6llte peS MarplanosS ns
i~fitutes cine neue SerIammlunS. llnSeflbr
800 paren 5u9e8en. Die Committee, wel9e
beauftra0t wUrpen mar, Iid nit au8Be5ei6neten
s9feAts0elebrten, ms 9erleblnen 5n leben, tes
rtdtete, baB 6r. QB M, s. pr II erfldrt
babe, er balte baS 9icenles@eies mad tnun9el=
batter Brafun9 fir an8reiibar, weroe eS aber
erlt reN la9er pruIeH. SgH QeHE9 ~ III :
ter . avis lief cine Dcpelde Elm, wrrnod
er ieet nod fem llrtbeil ab9eben fann. Dieter
8eritt Der Committee purbe ln9enpnlnten uno
ite bieranf e%ntlalleu. @8 murOe nun Die @cns
f~titution Der inter tern Nalnen vNnti. Spprel,
firns2ea9ue" gu bilpenren NlIcciatiCn ~perltlen
uno an1enpmmen uno cine @olefte our Oedai9
Der prrlaufisel AuS8a6en ~per1nltaltet Die
$161.5O eiutru9. @nrliA eruannte mun cine
COMMITTEE ron 5Weien aus ieber Wurp, bic bel
allen 2iqtprbanplern in ibrer gSaro berunI9e.
ben, ibre 4nlt9t iber bas @eies bGren unp
@elO colettiren ~lolleu. Oieie8 icu CUR Ser
tbeipiguus anseflagter Wtit9lieper Der 2~liiccias
ton perwenOet iperper. am Ifcnta9 1T pieoer
~8erIammlun9. 81 1gHU .aVE
Ole Committee ber 2iquors
bGnpler..-2Sir lino erludt mCroen, Die 9t1s
men Der in Der leeten Serlalmmlun9 Der 9iqurr.
bGnbler 9emdblten Committee 81 publiSiren.
Die betrelieuben Sereen baten bel ben 3iqucre
b1nblern in ibren BaroS @elO gu cDaettIreu,
mrmit Die 4us9aben Der Nlc3iatIcn' fiir PRO.
3efie &C. b~eltritten merben Inlen.
1 Rorh-Nuauftu5 @hroOpr Gna1n SronS
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&lei6er! &leiSer +!

NaE Jteue un0 Id6ne Derrentleloer tlr
5rdbtatr unb CONNER iinb 81 babsn in ben GIetberlaben bes
perm SEQ. Wte&. Zeal, an Der 9~orbmef-@ de BON Baltimore
ano Srse ~ertdHraBe. Die th6nfe Musna9t-ocn StGtten tar
NDfe, 9Detten, lDnte @a6tmtere unb 3Iber &c. befdnot9 an
5anb anb werben %DisfeIben fur bic Runben nufs bette unb
l90nae %serarssttet. = 5srtise Rletosr ron alien SSrtsn gu zen
''uIsrss sTS;'s e. q SIn@ q ads sFn'i' 'to'9' oH rs1pa%t
uetf 1~g 9 eg.s{Y|s gt Hgp s msns ans su esIssries !
elm nntraeltdts Mittel, sesen Gc~serbei9werben, Sc .biu&
D9spepite, un0erbault6tett, Nerpeni3wd@e, Afb ma, Nerp n.
%tranfpetten unb alien aus etnert IN unpronung %8eratbenen
d 18en entaebenben 8rantpetten. II au 30 Gents Ote 5laf@s u
U1tdafen IN Der Office bs Q8eterS. #1 .
Bg@ Or. SWapne8 5uiamme n9elebte
WtIOtirf ten- SsrGp retlt oOrtrs fFib bartuGtisen 5uten, @r-
tdltua8en, Stutfpeten MISUNDERSTANDING, 9eberbef6 wer.
Gen. &tgeln ano auftstsfn n Der 8sbls .8arBltbm ststt Mae
Der 8ruft Obsr Der Qan5e. Dteie MrSnet retnist susletd ub
lautert bGs 8Iut. SIN 8rps- unb RletnDertaWf 3u ba6tu in
Der Office bRB .QBefern LII 81 nr III nEhr
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Arbctt NabiDetimn9s 8urcau,
Nhame81traBe YtO. SO,

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tnter &uft6t b r Deu tldsn @efeaGGaft."
Nae D~tejeni8en, iDette beufhe 5anbwerfer, Mrbeiter !Dter
OtsnftPtan gu bettattt8en nlni&en, fVWte ale beAtf6en Nr.
bsttluGenesn wpuen N9 perl6nli&4 pber w frantirten @rtsfeu
0p. SO Gbam wenbeu, meI1er unentaelbli6
Nnafnnft ertbeilen mir b
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Serfanfs Mn;ei9em.
3uitt Nerf01If

kk5Rs&S%s 90 Ider Ranb nit suten Standardization, Is Wetleu
ERAAA::ssfS SOn Der Staet nabe Der ~eanDfrabe unb in Der seluu.
ENiis Gefen @eeene, rl0I Ifsr an Der NUrtbern Gentraio
~ ader an Der Gltea Srsberif ROaO, gut ~ansebaut; 10Y afer
mn nupl@en 1ee1nit6tetten nnb @rIassn. ptrb geeen @tsen.
apa6, e Mttle sSS @Ount be SaIes 100 ader am @aibtmes
ton5panoms9e; ~ NtsiIen BON Der Stabt; 3 9Gufer in SON.
sttetr 2 IN Ssrtn8tCnftr. 1 In s. Dntitr. ; 1 In @rattRrdse
l IN penp0tr1tr 2 tn Niulbertpfr. Wnb ntebrere dnbere In
9ert@teetntn 0e8enpsn Der Stabt. Cots su . rmtetben In
gBet BalttmGrenry MDnument, 5ns unb 0icGIberrsfr. nub
SrO'ena9. @ruHb 3u peFtaatsu In 9 Uabpdo @runbrenten
3u pertdufen. @Ioder unb 81 r r = a "
NpI5-S ND. 63 Tnsett,aroSa
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SaubDl3
5000 600 SUP 8au uno S6reinerbol,.
100000 Sdinoel unD 2atten gum 8erfauf.
Q0tr lenten bic IGfnertf "a mteit panttli5er 8unben auf nm.
lsre 9rose Nteoerla9e pOn Sau. unb NuBbSlS ron aaen Qrten,
anantitGtea uno 9rDBen. - gDtr l@netben ~petstannea Ban
bGls- mad SeFelun8, unb liefern Senferrd6men, 9bIr,n
etntalunBsn unb 2Sbelarbett 5u 5abritpretIen. Spre6et scr
n utlern %S9lsbOfs,, NO. ITO aisbtfr. qBerftt, p0er Ode sOu
San22-S ' Burns & Sloan.
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QanO AIT D%erfaufeu.

0S@ W6t 9Ots. rUssn iebt 10 older Qaab enttaGt an Der
~&%z> IL Wtetien Spttb an Der Dbtl. @iienbabn, s VI etlen
DDn per Sta6t an Der Turnpite paHelte 1T febr frubtb ar unb
et8aet fG 81 @emufeearten fpwUbL pie aud fur Nderbau -
3u esm btlteen preis Un $25 per Ader gum @erfauf inter
8estneune n. NGbere Nus STUNT ertbetlt
se y. SObnIpn, "a SDutbfr., cine s reppe bod
Mp3,3mtSuO neben Der Banf of Commerce.
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Gin iunaer eauttOn6f6btesr Wann tn
etnem Dfenen 9ef6aft, - NGberts tn
WDT
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BS Wir 9eben umltebeno clue genaue Gas
nellie BON benz OiSfontc Der perI9iepenen 8anf>
bpten i'm bieli9en Serfebr.
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Saarc 3dbluno Ober ~ean9bare Ndptcrc+
~fOlsenbc @rtttel mIgsrtaufe an, gum srOsten 1tstl aus uns
iersr etssncH 5a~brtt.funb tWr Oeren bette -aaalitdt ~ptr.saran'
ttren.
E6artn, .
Senftsr, Unit unbpbns @laS)
Blenheu,
.sa Bcnae . unb 8tir-Rabmen, -- .
Symbol fOfen,
Esd. Dpdsn~GIel6nberI
t SimSnerf, ..-
Grdeer,
Mtfbeet. Geniter
6pl5erne Rdmtnhnt1e,
. S6tefer- EdmtnitnIe,
S6tefer- 1nerbe,
.-rr Bdu- ar3slDdarGn,
Sen 'erelas.
6dnbs Nteael, B6nber, Gentre>Blumtn fur Q1feImert aes
g6ntbteS Stms1er unb GrG9er, Tua0e 3terungen, 5enfet ee,
pi6te unb b. GeHe, 3u9crt6ttte %NuBbDben. Sdfhetne, Rdlt
baare, @ups, Cement u. {. m. @ben1O cine arDBe MuspdbI
arGtteftOnt der Waterialteu unb @ersterunaen.
9ehslte Nrbeit wirb panftli3 unS tn Der befen NS- eefe
ltefert.
gDtr Fnb ferner bic etnSt8en &eenten tn Mdrb.
n b fur bic Q8ef-GdfIetcn @tienbnbn unb S6tefer
Die befen, nt6t ron d6tem 3u unteri6eibenben Na6abmtun.
gen BON ~IiGabpner 9Srpbsr unb p9rtneTfbem eegpttf&em
8rpedtea, verb Nnttaae, Mgdt, fpaniG EN- @alpaS Hn6 anberr
~wertbppGen Nrten BON MarmOr, rpel&e SmitntiOnsn tbre
Gausrbafttsteit un6 5Grte, lnNte SbSnbeit un6 6uBerf biats
prehs nod ME i~bertrpfen tnb. = Aae BON uns tn btefer
Stpleu aelteferten Nrsetten itb 70 zen ppltrt, baB fe tbret
8tans Stet ldnser ais Der dbte NtarmOr balten, uno DVl
Ndu9 gar ni6t d%nee9rifen perben. sic fnb 6 Wlal 70 tar
ais wlrtliGer Warmpr unc BON SeI fhbneren Mnfeten be
bebeutenber RpfenerfparniB. Gep. q. SteSenS, .
M1ra9 9Wt Hp. az, pr1ttfr, nabe SpecrS gDbdrf.
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SD erIaubey,nhtr bternttt unetnsn. Run6en fsnie ban Spub.
md6ern i'm Nasemetnen. bic ~ersebene Nn3eiee su made, bat
Id rsssen gtansel an @aum raein @ef6d't aus 81. 2 Sat.
rtfpnfr. mad SO. 81 SanpSettr. (EdnpSer MarfD DerIeet
babe. rcfelbf i& etnen tebeutenben @Crratb BON SObl- unt
0%ber.9eber gu ben b%tat8fen Yretien an 5dnb battle ; nGmltb
Gi4enlcbsS cblens2eDer SemlpdsS o9len>2es
Der, Ielbfsenladtes Sdub=S firttnS unO ale
Scrten Sberleper, bieit9e lcDie frun3Oiide
&albs2eoer, 8uffz2eber, &ipsQeDer, Yferpez
2eber, Warccco, 6uttersQeber &C. &c.
@u@ babe i'd stnen be6eatenben gerratt RON gem aIften
fransSFf&en Salb-9eber, g6nb unb @0an's. gaiter.lis~
ptrs BON rerisIben Aualttdt 9ebsr Gdubma6er % sriseus
(BtnetneOL fpwie auseel6ntttens SpbIen fnb 3u ben ntes
brighten pretleu 3u baben BET
rs QCut$ SerH1ttu6.
SGn20-S .r- SO. 81 6dnDSerfraBe am Mfatft.
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unO befrieoiSten bort ibre piebilden @eliilte al
ibr. Suffice DOM, Der BON rem Serbreden
b0rte, i9idte 8Oli5eimannldaft ab uno eS Selaug
pieler, in 8elt8pille 13 Der Sdurfen 81 Uerbal.
ten. Sic wurpen 8efelelt mad @aibin9tOr
9ebradt. ..
8 ubtn9tOnerS durfen verbal
tet. = 9Sir meloetetI i'll einenl anoern Stem"
DAP UOr9eltern 16 Serle in Der 0tabe BON Walb-
ln9tcn Elm l6dnDlides Serbrtdeu an eineul
6rauen5Immer be9an8en batten u1o baB e8 Der
Walbln9tcner POli5ei 9elanS, Ii Der Sburfen
gu Uerbafteu. Die anoern prei maren aul Der
Baltimore Surnpife l9on 10 melt pormartS 9e>
9an9en, DAT raar lie nidt erreidte. Gs marpe
Daber bon Waibin9ton all Capt. MprDS bier
teleorapbirt unD bieler lanpte in Der NaAt bon
ppr9eaern auf 9eltern cine YOli3eimannl6aft
ub, Der eS 9elan9, 5pei Der &erle ab5ufalieu, bic
ppr Suffice UrpD bereits ei BefeuntniB 9ema9t
baben. sic beiBen DAVID SapwarO nnO Senrp
Sell.
Oeutiae8 Ibeater. - Uor8eltern
Ibeno wurbe BEL lebr gut belestem Saule bic
3auberpClle Sin YrOpbet" anT9efabrt.
6err 8Sttner ol8 MufebolO 5ei9te lt9 alS
Uprtrefilider &omifer; AUDI i'm ~llebri8en mar
Gle UDrlteuun9 iebr 9elun9elr. ~~
0eute miro Oa8 in Ybilaoelpbia Icmie in
Gew@Dcrf gu wieOerbolten Dtalen NIT un4e-
beuren Sefau auf8errmnene CHARLOTTE Bird
Yfeifferide S6auipiel vDte @rille", be-
larbeltet mad benz berlbnlten @eDrs Sanoj1en
I0fDman, aufsefGbrt. Sn Der Gitels Stole tritt
Tr6p(eiu Sc. 8Sttner auf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
Ii. L.. Fahenstock,sI yormifupe.

ID n FTERan experience OF almost tI,i,ty, year. q,
~ tfe PREPARATION of Vermffuge, am now enabled
o glyr my improved Vefmifuge to the public as M,
mt eiiectinl Worm Destroyer n ci.hcr Children cr
Suuts yet Introduced Tins fact vi ch Is 'tested ~
clthc'us OF persons ot well known Yeracity eps.
ble4 pc without any hesitation uhaiever. to 9,,arar.
tee II 70 give the fullest satisacs On. - e~---
, pIa B.I EAHENsTocK, r
+, =. Late Of the firm Of b. A.. FaheliStsck a 10.
Sot ~ wioiesale ~ B. l.. fal-tr tocl. x Co.. Whole
Pitts lUrg, Pa. -0~'" $50
sold also by John Laval Gas Lesch ard J. !.
Fe4niston' druggists, Evansville. Iian I2d1wsml :
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500 HOGs PER DAY

We have Two LARGE IRON r A KS for stea-,,nx
hei1s or DIAL and viii buy heads, IT stear them Sor
er ~ usati f7es ssit and c-opelage viii te fur-
hishel To- packers at Inarke rates. - =.
HOGS slaughtered ~ our House viii be DEIIVEp.
DHhel- Of CliARGE n any par. Of the city
1,.,, SAMUEL ORR a CO.
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rE,HE nosroN ntI-rlNc coun.vv-

II yitel :, "a, Inch, ) piy,
700 DO :, 80, inch, 3 and NV;
tgg do 4, 5, 6inch, aud piy; z .v1EaE
~ do 90, 10 inch, : sni ply;
~. ~ 90 -, 10 IL incii, 4 piy; - @
ne best BsltLg Used, adapted for ct and damn an,
naiicils, can BE applied whore Leather BenC cannot
be sure YOU purchase the boston article Boston
1e.tiIs mas my per cent Indian Rubber II "a
better VulcaBized than New York BeItinr we bars
als' assortment of um Packing. Gas.ets
apd Fipe Kings. Address The Boston betting Com,
noV2I- '~N~'A N SO-> iAo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
MAGNOLIA WHISKY,

H-ff Of nv ANoN lille, IND
FALS0-Allkinds Of Domestic Liquors, and c
s,antly .. large supply Of Old and Choice Bonrb
kNc and Mhflnrril ~ n hihiekv. in,lf-f 4 N
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1859,

COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
4 HAVE now the CosmopoiinJn Art Journai for the
y new wear, faf inspection, and prepared 70 re-
ceve the subscriptions for lev year, and show the ex
ta nduccrnent offered this season Call and see II.
Ed. BOBELL, H. orl'y Scc'y.
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HALLoCK- q SToDDARD,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS

% SoaJ.s and -,,., 80 ~
Fancy articles,
Together with an assortment OF Uair, Tooth, Clothes
Paint and W iiitas. Brushes, all of which they pro-
cure froin FIRST hands and sell at as small profit as such
articles can be sold. ..t.--i 20 D. e.
AIso:-Constailily on hand large and varied as
sortlHent Of
DAG STOCKI
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EV AN VILE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

WF1 have on hand, and offer on liberal terms.
w weh assorted stock Tor printers and bookbind-
ers, among which We Danle7-i -basi .is la r.
/. 800 tanales Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 100 Tar Boards,
As well as colered Printing Payer pain Cap and Hos.
fat Cap; DENY, Mediur, white and co.ored Carlsaui
Gard Boards, wh.'h wecan have cut 70 any size, Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink, Sc.
We also beg leave to cal the attention Of dealers to our
stock of $500 bundles Wrapping Payer 100 -rss az
Bonnet Boards The highest market prich paid for
Rags. - is.1ogsE TENNEY & sORENsoy.. I
ape. ,.-..t.,,. ,.-.s
'sis81f Cows Corys. CoYzs: ;.,ai b3gais
Els2UR Carr '.s1 IL from tbs ey tsST,f,EQr sale
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sit j. c. FLEAGLEE,S
NGGat SHOP.
TO FARMERS AND PORK PACK.
l. FPS. 1I.-

III s,ascroers are, as usual, prepared to buy hogs
or slaughter and pack on crtnr,iss for 6tlera
IT e have made large addition to our Slaughter
mouse ana have leG facilities for killing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
COAL FOR SALE.

"a have on hand and are cans.antlv re.sf,,,,
coal % an excellent uaiity from IN d, csns'
Ehch we wiz deliver in any rsf- Srti eist ~ ic'
ys.s , e,t az .@res Laushlili sarehouse az at ths
'i'ce Of Nathan RowIey vii & Teomliy - -
-H. t.t.- RON LEV 4. TKsfOfsy
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CHOICE tIoUnRs

"A LIS Ills y HOWEs haye some OLD BOURBON
4 a WHISKY and FINE BRANDY, In Iottles. for
cipnits OF the season, for the1,eaeft OF their
Hieh%s. ; 1hose wanting good article will cali at
'S-~1 Q. nItH ALLlS & HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-08
! DITCH, R0slN AND rlR..

Ht,kfsH Peaches, Pears. Strawberries, ouincg.
runs, Pine Apple, &e., &c. in Ia cans ana
Siizsjafs'' Tor sale by z. II. COOK q SON -
asUNJELLY-a splerdid article. For bv
y. ". COOK ! SON
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ~
L. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main and Water Streets, ha
TEaaIs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Six COPIES -. n. .,........, ;. 10 %
7 ~elve Copies. is 20
sTne pnVilege OF yearly advertisers is limited to
their own immediate business, in Their own name; and
sl alYersements for the benefit OF other persons,
yell ~ legal aveTtsements and advertisements OF auc-
ton saes and advertisements with the naIre OF other
sers)ns sent BY them, must be paid 20 AZ the usual
rates. .r~r-s r.
- No report, resolutions proceedings OF any cor
gUr.tiOn sc el, associatiO public meeting, and no
eoufAu Asa lesi gne1 10 call nttentl0n to any mat
ter mte1 individual interest can be inserted, un
less raid for asiv trtisemeut.
- No-advertisenent can. be inserted gratuitousy
OF clTlbe q SteT societies, public institutions or
- Coasyactsfor yearly advertising will not be dis
continuef rless an order tat effect Il left AZ the
o,- and n cn tiseoHt nuea On less than year, The
price Of thsv heie' velr viii ~ charged
zfe kti stiv hereafter VIII be published
a. the expense OF the attorneys 0rtertng ana not delay
a1ie lir the legal prOceedins, but cOecta3s at our
aud TINE.
hen.s.sre CASH.
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j. j. PENNINGTON.
As just received fresh supplies Of The folIowins
LG0R THIS WAY.

HAhk JUS received splendid assortment OF
BihN DOCS FapeT II al the sizes, which an pro-
parel 20 st up Beos et the--ortest .Iotice 70 Eny
ffuoa tfl may re wantc wifh or viii lut rrf-ssd
head. have Blank Books and Bills snns-r fnlV,ys
on % hand. Give Vi. l.. JOHNSON a call before sgss,s
-
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Gaansaille 9ajig Joarnal,
BUSINESS CARDS.

a. xHsaT. .......s..k.GE R.a.sFHas1
r r. IN Jtary PCbiic.)
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-04-21

A Notable Event.

On Tuesday last the up train OF Cars on the
Central railroad passed through the Blue Ridge
Tunnel for the first time, without accident. The
time occupied was six minutes. The trains have
been running through regularly since, and reach
Stanton sooner than usual.
1t can no longer be doubted then that the
Tunnel is completed and notable event it is.
Eight long years of time and millions OF dollars
have been consumed in the work, and 1t seems
to us that its completion should have been Gel
ebrated by something moro than newspaper par
aeraphs. Even our friend Alexander, OF the
Charlottesville Jeffersonian, whose enthusiasm
in regard to the progress of the Tunnel has al
WAYS been burning, notes its completion by the
mare mention of the fact. We confess that since
the first time we crossed the mountain on the
temporary track aud feasted our eyes upon the
unsurpassed scenery of the valleys beneath us
wa have looked forward to the time when the
trains would pass through instead of over the
Blue Ridge, with o feeling of mournful re-
greet. But not so with our contemporary. The
Tunnel has been the great object of interest with
him. He has been the chronicler OF all the IN
teresting events that have TRANSFERRED IN tne
bowels of the earth, from the unexpected fall OF
q huge boulder to the sudden crushing OF a few
Irishmen. We opened his last paper, therefore,
with expectation all on tp-toe to see full, par
ticular and detailed account of the origin, pro-
gress and completion of the Blue Ridge Tunnel
from his competent pen, intending to CLEAN from
it much valuable information for our own read
ers In this we were disappointed. We hope,
however, that be will draw upon his store-house
and lay before the public some of the many We
~ interesting facts in his possession in regard
to this stupendous work.
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CURE OF DISEASED LIVER.

HoNESDALE Co., Penn, Jan. ~, looV
Mr. Seth W. Fowle-Sir: You are at liberty 10 use
the following statement for the benefit of the affct
ed:- ,.. h;oh
apparently brought me to the brink OF the grsyeI
During nv sickness was attended by three physl,
clans IN our place but received no help. also tried
the various remedies recommended for such COM
naints but they afforded me no relief As last re,
Sort was persuaded to try JVistars BaIsans OF H'a
Cherry and BY using four bottles was re ss
This statement may be relied upon as strictly srGe;
The above Certificate was given IN the preserves oi
DR. A. Strong of Honesdale, who IS well known IN MS
Vicinity as a successful practitioner
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per. .,,,u,, w pow1ps m Rov.
ton Mass, to whom all orders should DE addressed
Sold by their agents everywhere, For saie IN staun
ton by DR.. T. H. ]. c. Kinney, DR.. d, s. Elcheloer-
ger & Bro, and by DR.. W. B. Young.
ntr Luz
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-04-21
Another Candidate.

BY reference to the Announcements it will be
seen that another candidate for the Sherittalty
is iu the feld-Mr. p. G. Steele. Our friend
Turk was doubtless congratulating himself that
he would walk over the track without opposi-
ton, but somebody is after him at last with
sharp stick. COL Turk has long legs and who
ever beats him in the race will have to make
some creditable strides. We do not say, how
ever, that he is proof against steel. The poet
tells US that once upon time,
"At midnight in his guarded tent,
The Turk was dreaming of the hour
When Greece, her knee in suppliance bent
Should tremble at his power"
But Marco Bozzaris and his brave band very
unexpectedly interrupted his snooze. So it may
be again. We may be allowed to say, however
that COL Turks opponents will find in him 81
foeman worthy of their Steel"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-04-21
Disgraceful Row.

A shameful row occurred on Friday last be-
tween the female occupants of howell in that
reputable quarter of the town known as "Buz-
card Roost.n The Police interfered and com
mitted two of the combatants to Jail, both OF
whom were thoroughly intoxicated-one of them
SO much disposed to resist that she had to be
literally carried to prison.
We are panied to make known the fact that
there are two such females within the limits o.
the town of Stanton, but it is relief to kno"
that those two are within the walls of the Jail
Every good citizen will willingly pay his share
OF the expense incurred by keeping them there
permanently.
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CLERKSHIP OF BATH COUNTY.-WM.
I H. REYERCOMB, Esq, is u Candidate at the err
suing election for the Clerkshp of the County and Cir
cult Courts of Bath County. MANY VOTERS.
noc
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Sons of Temperance.

A division of "Sons of Temperance" was in
stituted on the Otb inst, at Moffett's Creek, in
this County. The officers for the present quar-
ter are as follows: VIM. II. Tally, G. W. p; d.
j. Fox, W. P; T. Shirley, W, A.; Robert o.
Kerr, R. S.; F. S. Smiley, F. S.. j. Ii. Hite, l.;
Samuel Weaver, c.. Jas. NJ. Campbell, A. G.;
Amos Rowe, l. S.; Ed. L. Fox, o. s.; j. ii.
Hite, L. D., G. ". P. John L. Beard, Chaplain
We are always pleased to hear of the progress
of this useful order
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-04-21
Union PRAYER Nee ting.

The olergymen Of the several Evangelical de-
nominations in this place have determined to
commence series of Union Prayer meetings.
The first will be held at Union Hall this (Wed-
nesday) morning at II o'clock NJ. 1t is hoped
that all who feel disposed to encourage this u
nited Christian enterprise will so arrange their
business that they may be able to attend.
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YnInnfser Comnany.

A Volunteer Rife Company has been organ
lied at Spring Hill, in this county. Col, Isaac A.
Bushong has been elected Captain; Ab. Tare,
1st Lieutenant; J. A. Crnedinst, I'd Lieutenant ;
]. H. Slower, 1st Sergeant; A. j. Achord, I'd
Sergeant; B. T. Kouf, Sd Sergeant; j. A. Ken
ny, 4th Sergeant Jas. NJ. Kouf, lar Corporal
A. Lambert, I'd Corporal; S. Lambert, Sd Cor
poral B. Sheets, 4th Corporal
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POWELL HARRISON,

FUW
ATTORNEY All LAW,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
w ILL practice the Courts OF Augusta and High
w land.
'.ag- He may be found at his Office adjoining tn,
Sherif's office
Der lS57.
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For Constable.

k5y" We are authorized to announce j. Il. CRAW'
FORD as u Candidate for the office of CONSTABLE IN
District No. /.
Feb. "a, 1885,
~" We are authorized to announce TH0S. MAR
SHALL Candidate for the office OF CONSTABLE IL
the lst District.
March 10, 1853.
~ We are authorized to announce NJ s. CEASE
as Candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE in the 2nd
District.
March "a, 1858.
szy@ We sre authorized to announce L. NJ. CUSH-
ING as Candidate for the office OF CONSTABLE In the
Ind District.
March 81 1855