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o v On and after February lst, lsJssaI will close

ov On and after February lst, lsvss4 Will close'
my hooks 10 all running accounts and sell Tor casn
only its -quivalent. = Ira - .TsT- ~ % =
Exprr.ncs has taught me 10 take this Plan, be-
lie,ing il 10 he 10 the Interest Of buyers, well No
TO myself shall try naaksi inject for all 10
pay cash, aud h.pe give offence 70 nene ~ res
fusing crcdit shall refs All without ect w
lore they i-ave the store II not satisfactory they
can Do returned, and will refund ths money 81
Also, take this opportunity TO onu my sincere
heretosors favored and ak a cont nuance sf the
4 anne, promising 20 merit the same by prompt and
fsr dealing and en- sdtienal induceinent in prire-.
isnls SAM. EMBICH,
Main doors below Secord.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS,

NEW ORLEANS CARDS. = ,-v
N sILKE.N; 9RE.srH0UsE co.,
~ COMMISSION AND FORW ARDING
MERCHANTS, ...- .....
No. Is Poydras street,
NEw ORLEANS, Ia.
GLEN wItKIS...w. n. GREArIorsr... Jos. GiTzIsGER.
We give our personal attention to the sale Of To-
bacco, Corn, What, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork Bacon,
Lard, &c. --.. aus4
(ssRD.-TRE U.vDERsIG.r WE'D,
u for many years chief Clerk in the house If
JOHN HURLEY & Co., l-gs 10 offer his SERVICES
~ Commission Merchant. 20 the friends and patrons
II that house, that II has retired from business.
With this end in view have formed CO partner
ship with Mr.. T.. W Benton, senior Of the old and
we'll known firm of y. W. Benton Co. under the
name and style Of BENTON SKING, to take place
from the LIST of May pruN.
The subscriber relies FIR support upon the friends
Of the old house of JOHN HURLEY & Co., Who
have had opportunities of experiencing the prompt
ness and ability with which ne attended to their
business. Very respectfully, -
Corner Of Lafayette and New Levec streets.
New Orleans, April y, ls5s augs-y
EyHED. DEL HVsNAIHxO, q V.u.nxs-
4 sion Merchant, So. Lafayette street, New Or
leans, for the sale Of butter, chec ar eggs, dried
fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Pro-
duc. AMI for the purchase of Groceries, &c. Cash
advances made on cmisignments. nial5-ly
! ~ m. kE.N.N.EDT' CO., CO.M.nfs
Tye sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. -, Pey-
dr.ts street. Ne~ lOrieans. Ia. A. my2e-d&wiy
TE. T'OSE X co., CO.m.uIssfO.N'
- Merchants, No. Ifj, MAGAZINE street, New Dr.
leans, La, devote their attention 10 thes sale OF
Western Produce and fhs punches ef fineeries for
which IN experience OF fiftecn years gyes thcni
more than ordinary .4irfcations and faciltics--
Refer 70 v. Y. Garlic, Evarisvil''' Indiana s.s
jan5-Gui --.. 30 4. IA. f.l -
I NOM.N.MGRLRI.S X I.S co., FO n W.fNI1-
~ ing and Comnissou, MerShants, No. 90 TchoaI'-
itOusns street, New Orleans l. -. .ts..--' .I
JOHN ...''-.f. s'hli'AN.
Y P rcPeh1 2t ~ -. IL 80 - - : = ! -
AI'COCG a GR M rMOUSH, LIVE
! 81 Stock Dealers and commission Merchants, JEFF
fcrson Cny st1k banding, New orleans, La.
J.T AIcock...! .---.. =. NV. " GRE EArHotsf
frTWICHELL DTTCHEE, CON-
mission and Forwarding Merchants, new or'
leans, La. Z, .s.v...-, . - dec22-ly
-ifIVv @. TWHCAELL y CO., CO.W.HXS-
\ II sion and Forwarding Merchants, No 70, -Poy'
dras street. New 7orleaps-, 3 .s-EIrs aIA1o .
r-e rwfonst e iArReHrtn
Y H-ImyzI-y Ill d zlllL
fftT -g..N'OEL, STOcM c0sM.MxSSlOyS
4 II eNcrchant- and yPrepretc~s q sseck es.bles
view or'e"nS, ''.. = ------- Jah<< os-ty.i
= ,IWyARESH I'OUR GIN. .lI.Ns .f.NX
/. II Saw. your Apples.-we are agents for the sal
of Pitts, Moret's McCiure's, and Ernory's Threeh
ers and Separations. and the Buckeye, keystone an
Culp's Cider Mills. H0kNBRo0k 4 CO,
E1LOUR IND .ME.lL.-aO BBLs
extra =, ;, ioof- -iar
{. 20 Bushels Fresh Corn Meal.
500 Boxes Sugar Cured DRIED Beef. t-.rl
Il 900 |" Cheese, Just received and fo- sale
JAMES Va. vIcKEBy Co.
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DOW-DER, SHOT, CPS .z.ND
II Lead. FOR sale CT HtOOK X SUNS.
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VVEW. W.,fRkxE.SL OFLU.MBER at
- y ts New Lumber Yard, corner cf Vain and
Eighth Strssfs. I-.1s lss4 lefia- n - = -
Il onprs TO. pask- 7rccpr for urr~~ stnek of
LUMBER nov here, and on the wsy, we ~Ilir~li
our pryLumher az very low prices, and l's< than
ever before offered in this msfket.
b We have good sfock of Pine shingles, brse
Flooring, Dress C~iling, &C., always on, hand -
We VII n. recsving Humber direct from our NH
in Pesnsyivsnia, BY every rise during The s1.s
= mvgl-tf.t El-LE \ l.La ga.s.r .soLeA
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81 I1siSSZ sS&sI sgeEpasIB g. = tsszsz
a saI,ssp A:~ NUMBER OF.
a ,swo aid - 49, sz'Z-za ssn ssse1szF's
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IL rnrness at law Notarie- Public sad Real p.
tate A-..nfs ExansriIIe. Intiiar,as -.-- d --..L =

wIIL practice law In the Courts, of.ths State.
viii attend the 'cction of claims i'm any part "f
the United Sat will buy and sell real estate in tine
rity cf Evansville, in Nanderburgh and adjoining
r"uutics andin tl. West generally, and will Icrform
any other duties pertaining 10 ATTORNEYS &c Real
Estate A;;rnts. Lots and farms always for sale
t;-rInan spoken BY a -mcmlrr sf the finn.
r5-Oficc ON Third street, opposite the Court
lIousc, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
nrIn OF Lock hart, Psrrett * D.1iby;
CHARtfS pENBN-..........-...-.JAcOb LCNkEShtiMER.
.ct1,-IIV
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V1EW..fRxST:SZ 0FLU.M6EE At

a eos .l > lAIsIES q. HaLBEck, 1Asnarss
fbf ~, I..l,e-fx- ~stsa5 kysuHtiiss ioa'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-02

- terly statements nade in an adyeTtisement in
another column, about tke 'Sew York B.lting
20. ulcapized Rubber Belting and Packing, il is
only -ecessary 20 say that the editors of ths SCI
ESTIfIC AMERICAN, IN long and elaborate ar
ucle in their columns (Which every Ieader OF that
invaluable psper bss thenf recommends the New
York Betting CO, BelAg ehove ali ofhors, and by
way n cliueher they fsp that .hey use ii on ali
thoir presses ands dsmarhfh srssSc - Szsaei
SIS This Company i weslthy and sIo al sfizs 5s 70
superior IA an 4 other make. rs-afs = I.eg'
The farfd sale of The New York Betting 70 our
iarees mach niliss za et - taen who
dennrlS1 in syaiue a,t Che testinfcny OF the scien
tic Aner,cap ssas Y ;lsrst sEde ss . disrss.s'ns
Inss no.n;ua thsxirlab shipeent to me Of Belt
ING s,nce summer Cor sale at Cincinnati prices
- - - CHAktEs s. WELLS. New Store,
deca Opposite J. "A, Naghead d Co.'S
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INSURANCE se0MPANfEs


= OF THE CITY 0FzNEw aY6RK.s
tOTI0N or THIS COMPANY, MARCH ltt, Iss,.
CAPIIAL, AND AccCH ATl0N, ,.-sl7a, M o4
Capital stock u
Life IpSufsnce for frsm11me &c ...... soese q
Interest received and accrued sa,ls4 q
a ~ S-zk.fr f3gftnb yss st1E S2S6,2c6 40
Disbufsslnents, includipg Losses, Sala- - I
y riers Rent, Taxes, Commisxion. Medi- ssi-''i !
cal Fees, Dividends to Stockholders, S-.sb-r; 1
lFrfs ar II UnE hTLss ssT E,@l-lE E----A--
A. Total Capital and Accumulation... Sl73.7s2 a
Bonds and MortgageA Rrruium Eofes. fsr-
bfih Eeceivabl-, Loans call, Cash, -
&c Sl6S, leo 93
Accrued Interest and Premiums unpaid, Abb 81
,. sfrsf s1ss soTsoAs-7 rI~Ts q -. -, :.
49, - rssrEPHEN G. rwHErrrR, & Sew.
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.Ihe 1ailll. 81 :silol'J,,lttrlnlal ] III i nal
rSpgR rBr rfsn o.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
FT.s.Ms oPssssf.SSFrso.S:

.E2TTss.Ns oPssss<SSFr1o.S:
m "a ref'H.t .Harti s-r.'A fii'i ~
paiiy raTer S ~
- Htiiril .... a, ~
Nv the week payable Ia C
Tr-w-~kly .,,...--.,..-.-....,,....- W
Wrtkiy farer..-.' "
ss-te. Cfub- Of IL niora................... pC
ma THE prisiIe-esf sssariy advcrt~ers II liIiitrs
20 their inssesliate business in their raf1c
end. all advertisements for thc benefit Of other
I-rsonS. we'll ~ legal advertisements and adv~r
tisemens ef anton sales, and advertisements wifi
ifhe of afier persons, sent ina by them,
h- Paid Tor AZ the u-uai rafes. al ~ - 80
Bs. No repcrt, Resolutions or preceedi1gs Qf srt
-corporatio s.ciefy. assoeiffon or >puhifc fsstIh
and Standardization ~-is,ned 90 call at.rrt 4,
any matter vf limited si individual interest car, y.
inscrtsds unlcs-s paid for o. an sdvertisemrpt. -
"a. - Creprss ~ .yeafly adv-rtisine WIN not .,
/. yezf: |Iz pFlrs q the Sfe> yssr~ii D. ehsrsr'I
tspo Legal aiverti-crashts heraftrr, will br pos
sic the cxpenS. 90 the attorneys orsssring, and
not d~lsyahlc for csl proceedings, but ccilectabc
at our pal timr. - ~ ,fiil1i I '' - '
y s-s vur terms for Jss Work asa transient a.iycr-
fiscnents arc CASH. .isfa r
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A/pLER and BLYTHE fIYNEs have associated
themselves tosethcI partners in the practice of
Law, and viii attend promptly to all business con-
al 20 Them. .....
pd-Odice ON Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
IIuiISc, Evansville, Ind. - . 49, spt2J-ly
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5Ss sd "a siev BTov 81 isd, s'dEtiTs
-izyIG s6' piisrz or mage soil.aissoes
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NsI. ooeDs.EW N. =. DEUHIE ER,


~ (successcr Ia J. II. Bofandckl. ~ Main street.
betwren First and second str.etr.-The uudcr-ign-
-,i -hasiue, bong ht the entire stock Of Dry Goods
from J. n sBof,ndick, will continue the business
under the above firm, at the old stand, ~ Main ST.
between First and Second streets. The stock will
!e rcpsnishc,i in few days, with evefy article in
th. Bry Goosls liac and share &c public patronage
is respectfully solicited. wM. D. DECBLER.
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STATE OF cosSEcTIcrr, !

STATE ms.st.GS 1r rpSS6g'''r' Sssnsy. q ...ii.
HAETrvEn, Jar. Jst 1853.
90 Personally appeared before me, Justice of the
Pcar.. duly xualifed to sdmipister oafhs, THOMAS
n. BK,cE, JK S-cnrtary aud made sol-inn oa that
the foregoing statement of the as-ets. aud copii-
tion- VI thc, lEtna Insurance. Company IL tru~
u . HENRY FOWLER, J,istioe.o II the hesce.
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{ - - - I,sptfr,ys ~. y
.Thc-amouut Of Liabi lities duo pr nst dus y . q
to banks or other. .credtor,--Rsthue - -
Losses adjusted and due--hono, :. s-s - u
Losses adjusted and not due IL ZIG ~
Iosses adjusted, suspense, waiting = y -
further proof or contested. ..l6l so &,
All other claims against the Company q - :.
are small, for printing &c. Il =.
Agents instructed 70 take no rsis xceedinG sic.
600 without special permissssn. ,.sr tr9trs -
The great~rt amount insured in any one city .tewn
OF village varies.
The gr.atsst amount allowed 30 b. insured IN any
block alsp vsries. .sf.tf f--rI.e q. s.ff..f. =
Tn. charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
ment h herewith prvseut.d.
.tt g. ra-.. TIIOS. k.-BRAfE. yH..-
Har ford, Jan. Isl. 1855. Cnef SECRETARY.
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Wa1l aRT - .z9ETsE. As0IH3A.
,s.s.syR a sss.sa.nry, LIZ .i7 AIS ~ 10 - =
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IL oxLhE.N, sjRE.4THOUSE Co.,
~ COMMISSION AND fORW ARDING
-- MERCHANTS, ..- ...


NEW ORLEANS, La I
GLEN wItKiS..w. n. GREATH0UsE...J0s. GITZIsGER.
We give our personal attention to the sale Of To-
bacco, Corn, What, Hay, Oats Flour, Pork, Bacon,
Lard. sc. r-' oug14
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LuSH DEPOT..E y ID. MLcH.n.1.SsN,
~ Wholesale Desiers in Groceries, Forcigr auf
Domestic Liquors. Innport.ss cf Holland Herripyf,
Prunes, Chocoiaie &c. Mair sses', two doors back
St S-~Dnd FvsssSSlle ILI -,hs7
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- ,s,.~v ,.asT f.sE b-S'os-a @ p
-. a rnasn a.
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Bank, View York sto~k...,. . lilo 1000
:sosharsr porters Traders
Bank, New York, sto,k.. io0 IS 2xGo
100 shares american Exchange L-. e H-
Bank, New York, st.ck.... 100 95 3s,gD
s2o shares Merchants Bank,
\. T. stoek,---,-..--.......... 10 fj5 s5, $50
I5 si,ar& Mcchanirs Ira
: d~rs' Bank, Jersey CITY Eass-'A - ~
loo o. i,i2tie1.
100 shares U. x. Trust 60. New
York, stock k...-..........-...... 100 100 1000
IJ0 shares y. \. Life Ins. a r-
Trus, Gu, N N stock :. .. ie sisl5os y. s~e
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= - - t'e@s'''WE Uhf1 Y
EITHER .HsWCRk lIASSHIP,
FITHER N WORK NANSHIP,
EITHER IN " 0RkHfANs HIP.
EITHER II WORKMANSHIP,
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NO TEL,
PROPRIETOR
lhhea and 20
mh2S
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The grcatest amount insured in an, ono risk il
81 .pa. ~
The greatest amount allowed 10 I've insurssi in sny
IN. City, Town or Village, varies according to ts
-iz- aud class of property
The grratsst amount allowed tn tr insured in rpy
Dnc blsk varies a. in the preceding.
. No part of it- capital earnings deposited
with any state Stst~~,-as r-curity for LOSSES
therein. .l..... d. III, u CONDfT, Prrs't. =
L. BKAINtRD, Soy
...,,e-,,l =. =. +, A.-C.,HALLnCx. agsns.
ie1i-6mosdsw - Evansville, Ind
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TINE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this best most perect
purcatve which is known to man, Inpumerable proofs
- -, tho. tho.o p,,, ho va ;,ros ,h; rn.s. e.,
are SHOWN ua' 'hese FILLS nae i'u.' "ne OF" pass 'u
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un
precedentedy upon the esteem of all men, They safe
and pleasant to take but powerful to cure Their pene
stimulate the vital the bodv
the distractions of its organs purify the blood
and exnel disease Tbev purge ont the foul humors which
hvssd and GROW den;per stimulate sluggish or dsor
rod into their natural action and inpa hea,tbv
tono ith strength to the whole system Not onIv do
tbev cpre EVERYDAY complaints of every BODY. but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have Daed
Ds's .bov aro at the same tme in doses o
..Sost ,nd Iost rhvs that cor bo omnovoI E ch;,ro
Re;no suparcoa.d thew ara pleasant To toe and being
O0'"e "~o'. '-N1 F-SU w 'o' N-~ NS"o
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Latest from Lawrence.

Gen. Lane is still confined to his bed, and
it is doubtful whether he will able to at
tend the examination which is to take place
to-day. w
Two Of the men charged as horse thiefs,
who broke Jail on Tuesday night last, were
re-arrcsted on Friday afternoon.
A number of trials by Judge Lynch have
taken place during the last week. One at
Burlingame, fellow was tried and sentenc.
ed to be hung for robbing and shooting q
boy on the Santa Fe road. At Leroy, Colfey
county, horse thief was hung by Vigl.
lance Committee. He was found with three
stolen horses in his possession. At Hyatt
and Central City, arrests have been made
for the same offence, but nothing was done
with the guilty parties.
Gov. Denver and suite, left Lawrence on
Thursday, TO investigate the troubles in the
South.
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s1n,e nernocrnlIe conventlen.

The State Central Committee have Is
sued a call for q Democratic Convention to
nominate State officers, to meet at Colum-
bus on Thursday the 9sth day of July.
The candidates to be nominated, are one
Judge of Supreme Court, one Attorney
General, one member Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works, and one Comptroller Of the
Treasury. The basis Of representation is
one delegate for every five hundred votes
cast for Henry B. Payne. Portage county
is entitled to four delegates: The Offices to
be filed are important; especially the last
named. The Convention will be one OF
deep interest. The Democracy in choosing
delegates to represent the several Counties
should choose competent, conservative and
able men. Such are the men which the
times demand to guide and control our coun-
ellis. Office seekers, no matter from whence
they come-disorganizer no matter how
earnest their professions of patriotism; and
low, cunning wire.wOrkers of every grade
should be invited to remain at home. We
want honest, earnest men-men chosen from
the rank and file of the Democratic army
men who speak the sentiments OF the mass.
es.
Since the last State Convention, questions
Of considerable magnitude, and upon which
there has existed some difference ofopinion
among Democrats, have arisen. 1t has been
the earnest hope and labor Of our opponents
TO render this difference source Of distrac.
lion and enmity and division i'll our ranks
All such efforts must prove signal failures.
Democrats may differ among themselves in
regard to questions of policy, (and they are
not afraid to express their differences Of
opinion like menD but when the clarion
sounds the approach of battle against COM
mon enemy, they will place their shoulders
together and fight side by side like brethern.
Ii defeat cverlukes them, it will be an hon.
orable defeat; ii victory is secured, it will be
glorious victory. The opponents of the
Democracy, now that the platform upon
which they huve been fighting for the last
three years, has rotted and crumbled away,
are like feet, broken and scattered by the
storm. There is neither union nor harmony
nor oneness Of purpose in all their house
hold. A prompt, gallant fight on our side
will redeem Ohio.
Let spirit Of concord and concession ant
union prevail at the State Convention. lie
no man seek his own personal aggrandize
ment, but oil men, the triumph Of our cause
let good and true men be selectsd as ou
standard bearers, and the watchman on tn
wall will cry out, call is WE'LL"
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Vessels Captured as S,avers.

New York, June 28.-An arrival to-day
brings advices from Sierra Leone to May
22d, which state that the brig Caroline, from
Boston, arrived there ON the 18th, in tow of
the British steamer Electra. The Caroline
had been captured as SLAYER, but was sub
sequently released. The schooner Gen.
Scott has also been captured as a SLAYER,
and brought into port. Since the lst of
April, the schooner Wintermaryer, for Bos-
ton, brig r. l.. Churlton, for Savannah,
bark Amelia, for Boston, and bark Meriak-
tonka. tor New York, have been captured
as slavers.
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The heel Of tine Negro on the neck
OF the Foreigner ia Connecticut.

OF the Foreigner Ia Connecticut.
The House of Representatives In Con-
neeticut has passed q bill, amending the
State Constitution so ss to allow Negroes
to vote: Every Black Republican voted
orit. The Same body voted down pro-
position TO allow white women to vote by a
msjority of one hundrednnd twenty seven to
eighty two. They have also adopted pro-
position to prevent foreigners from voting
until after residence Of twenty one years.
Thus in the opinion of the Republicans
of Connecticut, the ignorant and degraded
negro Of the South, is better than the intel.
ligent German or Welchman, aye even bet
ter than their own mothers, wives and
daughters. They place the black man
abOvs the white man and make the latter the
slave of the former; they give rights and
privileges to the negro which they would
deny to the members of their own HOUSEHOLDS.
Where can low minded bigotry and detest'
able ultraism be found of deeper shade than
there is exhibited by the people OF Connec-
ticut
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A New Cent Piece.

We have seen, says the Boston Post, a
specimen Of a new coin OF one cent deonm.
ination, just from the mint in Philadelphia
Something of this kind is much needed to
take the place of that abomnible abortion,
tine one cent coin of 1857. The new cent
piece, like the other, is of nckle, and OF the
same size. 1t has the head Of an Indian girl
upon one side and the words United States
OF America, with the date. Upon the re-.
verse is wreath surmounted with a shield,
with bunch OF arrows entwned at the bot.
tom, and the words one cent in the middle
OF it. The workmanship as we'll as the de-
sign is beautifully executed.
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JEAiA Lane.

A letter from Kansas says that the friends
Of Lane report his condition rs being criti-
col. Tho ball which struck him has cut the
leader OF the leg, above the knee; gIancins
upward, it has gone in some fve ur six i'll
thes, 30 tar that up to this time the physi-
tiuns have been unable to extract it. He
has sent private note to the United States
Judge. CatO, requesting him 10 preside at his
exsmination. The Judge will comply with
this request Of his old antagonist in the
political world.
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ToNIc.-From Col. c., Albert Pike, III. C,
{ from Al kansas.

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tromA,kansas. ... .. .
WASHINGTON, Dies June ii, 1856.
have used two bottaveof your Berhave's e
Holland Bitters, and hon found it very use.
full in case of lndigestio and Headache, and
recommend it 10 all whvneed pleasant and
efficaCious remedy and aluable tonic.
Dyspeptic Women Notice. - Berhaye's
Holland Bitters has cured me of Dyspepsia
by using it only one week. recommend i,
confidently to all who are suffering from this
disease. CLARA e. ScHUcHMAH.
Pittsburgh, Oct. "a, 1856.
Mrs. 8. is the wife of the noted Lithographel
The late High Sheriff Of Allegheny co..,
has given Us the following:
wasatiicted with Debility of the digest.
i've Organs amounting to severe attack ol
Dyspepsia, which had reduced my flesh con
siderably. My wife was also afflicted undel
the sama circumstances, and Wilbuthe some
dioease. Having used your medicine caiie.
Dgrta.e's tiohlnd Bnlers, We DoIn OBTAIN
reiisis anu ere happy ~ -dord you tnis pub
| nc nvtics vi lts value. JoHH FvRsYTK.
! PIttsDurg, Jan. ~, 1857.
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TIE Wool TRADE AT WoosTER.-The
Wool Trade opened strong On Monday last
and has continued brick during the week.
On Monday forenoon, the Public Square
was filled with solid mass of wagons, car
riases and horses, for q large part of the
day. A large number Of the vehicles
brought wool to market. There seems. to
be no lack of buyers, though prices range
about ten cents per pound less than last
year. The range seems to be from as to
80 cents per pound according to quality
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