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The stomach j. the ct liable - get out of order
ueace lox inp5rtart tbs. diseased matter clog the
operation, which would cilsc nlussl and distress by
cur food. II ALEC weakens the brain, destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimness, and various
Affections in the heal. 1t produces great difficulty
in breathing and sxllowing Sometimes fainting and
fits will ensue; ASA had breath, resveness and great
loss Of strength III not Immediately attended to- the
blood win carry the disease through the whole sys
TEN, and death will end the work. From to OF
these Pills lay will keep the digestive organs in
healthy condition and uncog carry away all ira
pure matter, and thoroughly restore and cleanse the
stomach; at the sane time the Pills viii purify
the blood, 10 drive all OF disease from the
system.
Worms.-In n quantity OF corrupted matter, there
Is always TO be found nest Of worms. They can
not, neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach ana bowels subject to then they have
not sufficient power to digest their food Hence a
large heap OF matter is lodged, and worms must be
the result. A few doses Of these pills will disturb
them in their nest, and drive them out Of the system.
Ii should be remembered, that an occasional dose
when in health especially after taking cold, will pre-
vent the disease from forming in the body.
Dr. Morscs Indian loot Pulls sold by all deaf
ers in Medicines.
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Police Matters.

The following cases were before the Police
Court, during the last week:
Jas. Fareman was brought before Squire
Mills by officer Unnold. charged with disor-
derby conduct, and fined 81, and costs.
Geo. Daun was fined by Recorder Mills So
and costs, for driving up Vine Street at two
last gait.
James Slit and John Hardecker were ar
rested on Tuesday. The former for rescuing
the latter from officer Hopkins, on Sunday
night, and he was fined SIS and costs. Har
decker was fined 81 so and costs, for being
drunk and disorderly in the street.
George Weber was fined 81 and costs by
Justice Walker. for committing an assault
upon John Weber.
Frank Dean was fined SO and costs for
fighting. He failed to pay his fine, and went
TO Jail. .s5-
Adam Wolf was also arraigned before
Squire Walker. for committing an assault
and battery. Ie was fined 81 and costs.
VIM. MeClerk was arrested by Unnold for
assaulting Geo. Smith, and fined 81 and
costs.
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A BEMARKABLE QUESTION OF PERSONAL
1DENTITY.-The Portsmouth (Ohio) Tribune
relates the following inciaent in real life in
that county:
Robert MeAuley went from Lucasvile to
California about six years ago, leaving fam
lily bchind. During his absence they have
been receiving letters from him, and only q
short time ago they received a letter from
him. in which he sta ted that he intended to
return homo. and also that he was sick. Dur
ing this week a gentleman presented himself
at Piketon, representing himself as Mr.. Rob
crt McAuley, and said he was out of money
and was not able to walk home. Mr.. Hemp
stead kindly volunteered TO take the sick man
10 his supposed family. lie was taken TO o
near relative in the neglborhocd where his
wife { as he claimed lived. The wife was
sent for and came, but failed and utterly re-
fused to recognize HIM. She said he was an
imposter, bearing no resemblance to her hus-
band,
The gentleman endeavored to relate cir
cumstinccs 10 convince his wife and friends
that he was no impoSter, and did seem to
know almost everything that it would be
supposed Mr. .McAulsy ought to know. The
family and brothers still refuse to aeknowl-
edge him, and he Is row In this city. sick and
without means.
What adds TO the mystery of the affair is
the seeming fairness of his whole story. He
knows all his old neighbors and every thing
about thsir history, yet his family don't
know him. Some of the neighbors say it j.
him. but others deny.
The mystery will be solved in time. He i:
now in this city, and viii perhaps 90 upon
the legal charity of the township.
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As ATTEMPT TO LYNCH.-The Louis
vile Courier says there was great excite
ment in NichOlsonville, Ky, last week,
and an attempt was made to lynch man
by the name of Arnold, who had cruelty
murdered his wife A mob gathered
around The Jail and demanded that he
should be given up to them:
They wrenched the Jail door off its hinges,
and were only induced to desist by the inter-
eession of several respectable citizens, and the
promise that Arnold should be tried on the
Following Monday.
A guard of eight men was then posted
around the jail doors. Another rush was
made TO get at the prisoner. when four Of the
guard stood their ground with cooked guns.
determined that the mob should walk over
their dead bodies before they would swerve
from their duty.
Arnold had two thousand dollars upon his
person, which he offered to the iailor if he
would procure him riGl Of stryehntne.
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The Pill Trade.-Who could dream of the mag-
nitude such an undertaking as the manufacture Of
Purgatve Pill assumes when it comes into general
use! And how painfully DO the following numb rs
speak Of the amount IF human sickness and suffer-
Ing that little morsel of remedy goes forth to
bat and sutdue. DIR. J. Aver, OF Lowell, manufac.
lures in his latratory forty gross per diem Of his
Cahartc Pills, through all the year. This is eight
boxes minute, one dose second. We thus
find over g 600 persons swallow this pill every day,
o. ,se,Ooo month! Physicians, think Of that 49,
CSC patientsa day who seek relief from the medical
skill of one man. Surely, that should be, as he
is /" this OF the first intelligence and OF the
highest character Ills occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal or woe Of his
fellow mani aine-yiIlc Couricr.
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ADaysr OF FueIrIvE SLAVES At VE-
cxsNEs.-On Tuesday last, man named
Hicks, of Henderson, KY, arrived at Vim
cennCs in company with IN officer from Ev
ansville, in search of three runaway slaves,
who were a-certained to have reached that
locality on their way to Canada. Mr.. II. and
the officer proceed about eight miles from
town, on the route of the f. Sc c.. Z. Z. to
await the approach of the negroes, who in q
short time came along. when they sprang
from their ambush and captured them. One
of them drew pistol and snapped it twice
ut the officer, but it missed fire. They were
taken to Evansville on Thursday.
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Uostei.cr.-As - women, i. is a settled statistical
fact that seveE-:enths OF their number suffering
firm disease and general debility. Are the men
much better oil Loss Of appctite palpisation Pros.
tation, distress OF the stomach dizziness, cOstiye-
ness, general physical aud mental inability are the
usual symptoms. The stomach is the recipient Of all
atamsnts q the body. To counterfeit the injurious
effects Of table indulgencics you must assist the stom-
ach. H0steters Vegetable stomach Bitters eorrects
the appetite, carries Oft The bile and impure secrctions,
Requisites the bowels i1parts strength and tone the
systsn and restores the invalid 20 health. Its effects
are wonderful. No family should he without it,
Sold in fall qsart bottles extremely rattatie) hv
all HAies, GTocer5, Druggists and others. Itrequires
no adi.tion Of spirits. jell-lvt&w
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The longest road is the New York Central
$50 miles; total cost and equipment thirty
million, and last dividend per cent. The
shortest is the Erie and North east 20 miles;
cost and equipment seven hundred and fifty
thousand, aud tho last dividend IL per cent.
The largest dividend is made by the Galena
and Chicago Road, and the smallest by sbe
Raleigh and CASTOR. Ninety -four completed
roads mako no dividend AZ all. OF the whole
number, only eight have not contracted
debts The debts are enormous-tEe lowest
ss,2i2, and the highest SIS, osl ,46s; and it
also appears that twenty OF the companies
have borrowed the round sum of t1cc Hundred
si!:icas IF g. Nars.-Eafi51G! IfstHfg.Tccr.
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Mexican Mustang Eminent.

Intrinsic vItue alone could insure the success
which tins article has attlined-for Rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff joints, or Calls,
sprain, Pole Evil, and Swellings upon Horses, IL has
no equal FOR Man or Beast. No person will be with
out II who has once tested its value "And with ref
ersnce to the general estnation of the Mustang Lini
Insnt, can cheerfully say that article per
formel 50 many in our neighborhood as this
L. W. Smith, Eid.,efeid, Conn" 8. Leitch, Esq
Hyde Park Vt. writes, ''that the horse consider
ed worthless, hiS case was sayin) but since thoe,
use OF the Mustang Liniment have sold him fol-
$3.50 Your Liniment is doing wonders up here
Such testimony is reaching as every day. The hal
is not told. Every family shculd have it. BewarC
Of any other "Drasg's Linmen;." Ii Ia a base imi
taiion. BARNES II PARK,
ny7-lmd&w proprietors, New York.
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Tniniea R,nad liz. Robnck,. Remed.es.

IGtnted sttDN f-NEtON-NS'
Sickness Garnet ,-.xst with healthy bioodj nor
health with tainted blood consequently the purica-
ton OF tire stream OF Life is absolute condition Of
perfect cure, xhItever Ray b. the complaint; recu-
psalion Of the de5iliatsd aRd wasted system, worn
down IN the conflict with disease, are the results
achieved by DR.. Botack's celebrated scandinavian
Blood Medicines. Wcbelieve that his Claims to the
e1ufd sncc az the sicg are valid. That bis Blood
pills ard Blood Purifier, doirg wonders - t-e
alluyil hlrdcs OF cur yeaI rivers, IN relieving 10.
te-uiriens Fever and Billions affections, Cannot &c
questioned; In fact, they the leading Family Me-
i.ires Of the West and South. Few plantations, in
those regions without them. We understand, and
we viii ala that there oaght Tot to he any excep-
tons TO the general rsle. The BLOOD Pills have q
mot slutsry effect in Darshea and in all disorders OF
the S.ouach and The B,veIs- We cordially recon-
mend DR.. RClaek's Egparliiohs To inva!ids OF every
Glass; and invite attention to the cogent statements
contained in his advertisement. jeli-:nS&S
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sT-hr excitement was causel last week
ia liolly SpFiEgs, Mississippi, by rnc eiore-
ment Of three young ladies from boarding
school, With three young gentlemen OF that
town. They were pursued, but before their
rouss was discovered, they reached soiner-
vile, Tennessee, aud were all married.
The young ladies were I'll scholars from 4
distance. One is half Indian, very rich,
OF course,) fir, IN the Indian territory; anoth-
err halls IRON the State OF Louisiana; the
other from the southern portion Of Missis-
sippi.
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EE-sSThose VINO want something
new and beautiful in the way OF
Jeweiry, Watches, Silver Ware,
Clocks, Spectacles, &C., are invited
20 call az the old establishment of
BiFFEsOFF - SON, on Main street
GEAR second, where they Will find
a new aud very full stock at very
low prices.
All articles warranted to be just
as represented.
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OF The Germans in the North west
ern States, hold musical convention at
indianapolis, to-day. 1t is expected
that there will be thousand performers
present. 4 concert will be given at the
Fair Grounds, and ball come of at
Masonic Hall in the evening. Ut.
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Reading Matter ora Every
Page.

WABASH RIvER-The Terre IIaute
Express says the Wabash river rose at
that point sre feet on Friday night, and
was. still rising on Saturday. 1t threat
ems to rise higher than it has been before
this season, and to exceed the highest
fools ever known by the oldest inhab-
itants.
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For SAC or Rent.
a H0FrE

HUtsE with ten acres OF Land attlchel. stu.
~ atsd ; = miles from Evansville, one bundled
yarts from the Plank Road.
The House is rwo-stary Frame, with double ror-
coS 10 'front.' all rear, four rooms on first floor 10 by
- 'eet, anu hall u fee; vde, four secund
oof same sze ali, alsO Kitchen and servants rooms,
soo ery cellar, wei OF pure water. and cisteFn,
c1aFenlcn, n tue kitchen; also failing spr.ng
oil pure wafer Within tifty yards Of tiie house.
For terms apply 70
ai'1.u KELLER WII-E Druggists.
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PINE IUUBER

FENIE subscriber has just received from Messrs.
n fenIgn " freg, Chataque. county. y Y. so,
fp Feet No. !, PINE LUMBER. Carpenters and
Builders are respectfully invited to examine this Oi
OF Lumber, as 4 is superior TO anything in this
market. JOHN n. GLOVER
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COAL FOR SAIL.

EGyE have on hand and are constantly receivirs
w coal of an excellent quality from up the canal
which will teliver in any part Of the city al nc
Orders left ut Games Lau ghns warehouse, or az the
Office OF Nathan Rowley will he promptly attend 81 To-
RnWLEY 4 AM0RY.
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There are in the United States one hundred
and seventy -four railroads.&c. which twenty
two are In progress of construction. Fifty
eight only Of this number Fay dividends from
81 30 % per cent. per annnm Viz:
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PINE SHINGLES.

100000 No. Ono missakel PINE SHINGLES,
receyei With the above LunDe, and !or sale as hard
times prices Those who want Shingles and not
Chips, vail please call and examine these.
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There are Hundreds OF Remedies

There are Hundreds OF ReIcedies
Sold * every Drug Store, purpOring TO cure all DIS
eases naeahc, each sysTtised the very best ever
known, till we had los. all faith in them all; but there
is one exception.
We speak Of DR.. sANToRp's ISvIooRAToR, which
cane to Us recommended as a cure fer Liver Com
plaints, and ali diseases arising from Diseased Liy-
or. The testimonials Of 50 many Of our Physicians
IN lis aYl:, :ndurcd to Try Il, anil cur conSiction
Is certain that is Of the greatest blessings ever
given 10 DygPepcs fr L raze complete cure before
the frst bottle vas taken, anl now can eat any
thing eahie without trouble while before, nothing
but Tie iGhtest food woald digest, and even that
gave pain. Nov what wantto say to al orr read
e:s is IL Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia trouble you,
do not Esl to try this, the greatest remedy in the
sord. See advertisement.
ielO-iNy
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COAL.
annIAM MINING COMPANY.

BUDIAM MININU CUMPANI,
(Ofiice Water street, under the Telegraph ofce)
Cart leads OF Is bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
vered to any part OF the city at 81 60 per load. Coal
weighed, II DESIRED at the expense of the purchaser
Notes of solvent banks Of ILLINOIS AMI Wisconsin;
ken in payment. JOHN NYM0ND.
dec2S-tf. Secretary and Manager.
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PRoF. DEGRArH's ELECTRIC 0IL.-s35 REWARD.
will give go for the apprehension of low scamp,
who printed dirty bills and called his stuff by
the name of my Electric Oil.
PROF. CUAS. DEGRATH,
los South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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COAL DEALERS.
C1,Ay.II COAL!! COAL..!

JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DUNE
HAVE just erected Farhsnk S Scale, for the pur-
pose OF weighing MY coal. ] shall sell EIy coal y
weight, according 10 the Law OF the Stslie. have z
large stock Of superior quality Of fthurg Coal and
invite all my friends to give me Cali ana Wy IL
have been eighteen years in the business and process
t. be judge The price OF csal Is cents per bushel
All orders left at the Gas Comlanys Once, between
First and Second, ON Locust street, or st HOnfpok
Store Water street. or nj Goal Oice, st The La
maSeo Wharf. viii lie attended 70. All coal must bt
ucid for when ordered, in bankahle currency.
d.cln "a. ANDREK HJiGAGSON.
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AWE have nov on hand, and are daily receiving,
7S the best COAL that has ever beer introduced
tl this market. which We arc s,liRg low. Coed eur
Store of JNO. w IIUGlES, next to the State Bank.
VIII te promptly attended 10.
iaD2rtf JNO. W. HUGHES co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- -, NOTICES IN this place, 10 cents Ter lie
tt<ssS fs0fi Acate) one Insertion; n GERS per
line tese times; % cents per lins weeks discount
on longSrtme.
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Fine Cutlery,

a SUPERIOR lot OF Pocket Knives, WoIs.en-
IA holn's aai New York Ralfe Company, best
made. CHARLES 2. WELLS.
myi
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THE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOD FpR MAN AND BEAST.

Its a sovereign remedy
for the various disc sea
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filct' d, cur.Eg the most
a'ariningcases of Bruises,
Sprains, trim g-halt,
W Gun Il s, Scratches,
sweeney. SpaYin, Ring
bone, Big.heal, Poll evil,
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stable keeper, o. airy per-
son awning yaiCab G
II q Y : j. :. siipuld ne
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BR An at southern Mills, for 10 cts. per bushel at
retail, and IS per ton, by ---e
ap5-6 IGLEUART BROTHERS
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one OF
the LARGEST aud best literary papers OF the day,
large Quart0 Containing TWENTY PAGES, or
SIXTY COLUMNS. Of entertaining matter; and
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every weeE.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-10

was first colonized and fortified by American vol
unteers, of whom three regiments, raised partly in
the colonies of Maryland and Virginia, accompan-
led Vernon in his expedition, and among them
was brother of George Washington whose own
estate on the banks of the Potomac was named
after the gallant admiral. The abandonment of
the Mosquito protectorate, therefore, no more i'm
piled retrocession of Ruatan and the Bay Islands,
than it did of Jamaica or of the Bermudas and the
charge of bad faith on the part of England, found
ed upon their retention, accordingly falls to the
ground. In addition therefore to the objections
which we urged on Saturday, to Mr.. CLINGMANs
resolution, we take the further ground that there
is no justification whatever for the abrogation of
the Clayton-Bulwer treaty That the Clayton
Bulwer treaty has failed to accomplish the objects
which it contempates, and that there is necessity
for opening new negotiations, upon a new basis,
we concede. The business of conducting those
negotiations, we doubt not, will be wisely and
discreetly managed by the President, whose action
in the matter, we hope will not be embarrassed by
any hasty or oficous intermeddling on the part of
the House of Representatives. At all events let us
not create difficulties which do not exist or excite
i'll feelings which may defeat all endeavors to come
to fair and honorable settlement of this delicate
question, by unjustly impugning the good faith of
England, or rashly annulling our own solemn
compact