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Great Northern and Southern NaiIRoute
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
sss - 5tts Z = sTRAVELERS.st 40 . s. = 4.
EFNSyfce DAILY might excepted betWken Rich-
- mOnd amt Washington City via ordonsvilean Alex
andria. % & f.5s. 'eg5 dift y
Hours Of departure at Rtchs to aEi.s,#5gv -
mond ~ 645 a. II. and 'PsAI.
Returning leave ashington. 80 = A.Msand14 p II.
Arrive at Richmond .190 p. NJ. and A. NJ.
Baggage checks land tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington. flyEt -
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP! BAIL
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN,AND SOUTHERN MALL give the best guar.
anee of always securing connections, shown BY arr
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city Advance Of
the Steamboat 1Ine.e ~ - =
FARE BErwRhN RIoHNoND AID WAsh1aarolI e. as so
An Omnibus will be found always ready TO take Sioi0h
bsggage Of Wearing
take thermeals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets be obtained between and
Warrington at the Terminus of the Rood GOW nearly com
pleted to Danvie. AnAgent Company
the Checks of passenger from the DanyiileT mi az
tend e their al to or;the Bal
the the al line by the old steamboat
4"Au 4hp1tAleGa poflas Aas ~ ~ p ~ g fe1
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IS9.1-S. e 1S57-8&
81 -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WINTER ARRANGEMENr.-7on and after Monday, De-
NOTING ss 9s
time, arriynE in Philadelpha at 1850 p. m.
$40 s4o AFAFs TRAIN the Station every evening
The JOnstown train leaves Pittsburgh
day except Sunday O'Clock, p. stopping at all
and aT FIRST Acce
cept sunday, at 104O a. The Second Accommodation
Ft9 Greek Leaves daily Sunday
Turtle oreek. leaves day, except sund at 500 o.
tHeturning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh fooWs:Ex-
ton II a. nj FisssTurte creek 2ccommoda SON ma.
Second accommodation, cid
p. M
Intersection with Mall Train East Express train west and
Pittsburgh connesvle Trains stopping at all sta
tons on the Pittsburgh and oonnesvile daily
press Traih $50 Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and connellsyle Road, arrive at Pittsburgh M. and
The travelling public will and 1t greatly otheir ,nteres
IN going East or travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
passed other As road Is ballasted With
is entirely free from DUST promise safe
" speed ana comforts TO all who favor with
Fare to New York. ais 90
" .s Philadelphia. ......l .............iO 90
.s5t a ..5s5s 90
Baggage checked to all stations on the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, and to Philadelphia baltimore and New York
Passengers purchasing in the win be charged
Ten Gents in addition to the rates. except
tons where the Company has agent. ziii ri s5i4
NoTIcE.-In case ofloss, he4 Company will hold them
personal baggage only and for an
N.BThe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employedto
convey Baggage to and from the Depot
gage. ;5{5 sE5.,sts.fli
Fer Tickets 'pPlyt9A
!anA on Liberty and Grant sts., PtttsburRh:
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T0ANAMAH HAT The greatest variety az Panama ToTS
j. eyerbrousht to this etyfrom rs cents 10 Al TO-
Jalyo .etijz,J BLISS &CANIPBEEI,,ris
= is1a. -s7 No. IS, Main st.
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"a New Light

- FALL ASHONt SILK HAT
tOS Gentlemen are requested TO call and examine, 0f
for styles quality and dniSh not SufpSssed ~ any HSf
Ostabl9hEne nt In the United States. 'af
aHss' No 1Se Main 81, WheellnE, Va.
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TRAINS LEAVE ZANEsYILIE AS ROLLoWs:.
at 1I:4O FOR Cincinnati points as ABOVE
on Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and the
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ON ANDA large and superior ssortment OF pure old
" Brandies, Wines, Gins and Whistles, for medicinal
purposes CHARLES W. GRAHAM, I
ang4 No. 90, Centre Wheeling.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other; inform ation anunIr
street, Wheeling, Va. .$Ssiil3 i.sf&i.5 O. /
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ono BUSHELS MIddlings, for sale by
W. sept1 5 II i5,s15.-ea hIATHEw5 aEcNABB
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principal regulators of the
performs its functions WE'LL
'fullYleveloped The stomach
on the healthy action of the
ance ofits fnnctions;when the
are at fault, and the whole
inf one orggu-the LIVER
/, For the diseases Of that or!
has made It his Study, In a
years, to find some remedy
many arrangements to which
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EG0FE HATS-Justop opened large stock Of tHatsev
~ cry considerable variety, style and color. -
1uiyS izj.tg 90 BLISS &CANPBELI.
No. So, Main st,
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Take the Central Ohio Road ito ..s5,i
GAINESVILLE, sui
And there take those of the O. W. e.
~ IN s7 fG Short Line. Sit, - "
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IS. d. HARPER, q SONS

WJHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DBALERs.IN HATS ~
w 8 CAFS, have hand reoaiying . gen. "a
hats OF every color, shape and quality. - 7
They have received the latest Fall from New York
aud arc prepared to furnish gentlemen with has Of
every description and quality.
They also Of Main and fanny
FUR Plush and Cloth Gaps for and boys all OF which
th6vnTf to their customers the most ptaaSng TERMS
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ESPANIsH lOssl0 hales prime spanfsl. Moss iust re
4l0 ,5 q No. so Main st.
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IfSN06N STARCH, Rarrina, Rice Flour Capers Picked
SlHess Catsnps OF every store and for
saie pY Wa. EDYlIRpS& BRO, +
I sePI Corner Moaroe and Market SIS, s
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B. GEsT, Prss't, !. 5 W. W BAYLKY; Act. supt.,
Cincinnati. 'c.i :4a7 ZanesVile, o
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Only one dose taken at !
gently, and cures GOS-I
One dose taken after each
~ 9ae DO, fiose ,S q two tsa=
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CetQuus
5morbld or bad matter from
Splace a healthy hoW Of BILE.
causing food to digest WeIl,i
Sgiving tone and health to the.
<the cause of the disease
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HElGPFIEI.D RAILROAD.
LII fregh intended for shipment the road must be
"a dei1yered between che hours of q and p M,
none VIII be received after that hour. T. SWEENEY,
Sepl0 General Manager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-06

Miss DoRA SHAw.-Owing to the unpleas-
ant weather aud the other attractive amuse-
ments, Miss Dora read to rather me1gre,
thougha highly gratified audience, last even
ing. The crown that were absent lost what
they cannot easily regain. The bridge OF
Sighs"-old as it Is received new force and
beauty from the exquisite ielocution of Miss
Shaw; and the sentiments and feelings of the
author of th Ravere were freely interpreted
in the rcadingof Mr.. Carroll. Our citizens
will regret, we think. when these caterers OF
a refined taste are gone, that they did not
more general y improve the opportunity Of
witnessing their performances. Those who
have listened the them will long remenbe,
their visit with pleasure, and watch with in
terest their future professional career, conf
dent that it will be brilliant.
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A SCENE INA STATE PRIsON.-The
Sing Sing, y. Y. Chronicle relates the

following touching occurrence:
One evening last week, just as the bell of
the Sing Sing Prison was ringing ''all right"
aud most of the officers were about taking
their departure from the institution, little
girl about seven years of age, entered the
said that her name was Agnes W, and
that she had come all the way from New
York To see her father. who, her mother had
told her, was in prison ut Sing Sing. The
intelligent and mouruful looks of the child,
enlisted the sympathy of the Warden and
other officers, and it was decided to crafty
the wish Of the little heroine.
The father; who was a cooper, was brought
from his cell to the Office, and tie scene
which took place between the convict father
and his child will not be soon forgotten by
those who witnessed it. Accustomed as the
officers are TO affecting scenes between the
convicts and their relatives, this one was too
much for their feelings and tear stood in
the eye of many of those stout-hearted men.
The story of little Agnes to her father was
'that her mother was very poor, lived out nj
service, and could not come to sec him, SO
she thought she would come herself-that
she left New York that morning without one
cent of money! walked through the city Till
she came to the railroad that some boys told
her passed through Sing Sing-that she erept
in one of the ears and hid herself away, and
when found by the conductor, he allowed
her to ride all the way up for nothing, and
that some of the boys in the village told her
the way to the prison."
After spending some time with her father
she was kindly taken care of for the night
by one Of our citizens, and the next morning
lady Of our village accompanied her TO New
York, and hal her placed in an asylum de
voted Us home to the children of the dcsti
tute, where she will be taken care Of, and
properly and kindly treated.
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Gov. FLoYD.-It is apparent that the
Cabinet is not a unit. Secretary Floyd
has opposed the proscriptive sentiments
OF the Administration upon the Kansas
question. The Philadelphia Press has
witnessed. it says, "his instructive and
unprompted kindness to those gallant
men who have stood by the living prin.
ciplcs Of Democracy--observi in this
independent action the striking contrast
furnished to the proscriptive and vindic
tive course Of those members Of the
Cabinet from whom better things might
have been expected, prescription exer-
cised towards men who were not ineffi C.:
i've in placing the present Cabinet in
their present position" His position on
the Kansas question and his collusive
connexion with the sale Of Fort Smelling,
have made his associations in the Cabinet
unpleasant. A Washington correspon-
dent says:
Evidences have appeared Of combined
and determined effort to drive Governor
Floyd out of the Cabinet. to which end ev-
erything possible is to be done to embar.
rass and break down his administration OF
the War Department This secret explain,
the opposition to the Deficiency bill exhib
tied by Democratic Senators-the motiv,
being, not hostility TO the bill, but to Sec
rotary Floyd. Slidell and Bright are prom
inent actors in this movement, which ais
embraces others of equal note.
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Philadelphia sfirket.
PnILADELPnIA, May 5-pN

PHILADELPnIA, May 5-PN
No new features in the four market, 1000
bbls Western extra sold ut 75d5 90: and
lCO bbls extra family at 5 Oc95 50, the latter
for selected brands: ZOO bbls Penn. cora meal
sod at &c. Rye -four steady ut the same
price. Grain comes forward slowly. Good
wheat meets steady enquiry at 0S0l Il tho
l5dl 25. which price 1000 have been dis.
posed of. Rye Is dull, Penn: is offered ut 6S
but there is no demand. Corn continues
scarce and is wanted. sales of 1000 bush vel
low, at 70 atioat. The demand for oats ina:
somewhat fallen Oft, sales of 500 bush at 39c
Whisky unchanged, sales moderate ut q
@22l5.
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From New ORLEANs-We are in
debted to the steamer Antelope for New
Orleans papers to the evening Of the 10Th
ult.
The crevasse opposite to the city, had
not been stopped, and the water was
still sweeping over the lands in the rear
Of Gretna Green and AIgiers. The piles
driven across the breach in the levee had
been broken down and swept away by
the large logs that had beea drawn into
the opening by the current. The river
was still rising at the last dates ~at tflo
rate of one inch per day. Business>is
reported dull IN the city, and monej
though abundant, was dear and hard to
get, for want, it is said, of SENEGAL -
fidence in the subjects ofSnneuiaI
transactions. sThe street rates Tor mon
ey are quoted at 10 and IL per cent.
The Rev. DIR. Scatt, formerly the well
knVFn pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, who removed to San Francisco
and was settled over a Parish there on a
salary of $4,000 or $4,000 per annum,
returned. to New Orleans on the 18th
nit. It's reported he will not return
again'to California, as he finds the eli
mate of that country unfavorable to hi'
health. A new church is to be built fol
him in New Orleans.
Steamboats, were taking freights t.
st. Louis for IL and 10 cents per 1O(
pounds, which, in some instances, die
not pay for handling it.
The travel on the New Orleans anC
Jackson Railroad was increasing rapidly
since the completion of the road to Jack
son. The company had scarcely car
enough for its accommodation.
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Washington Items.

WARRINGTON, May IN
The correspondent Of the New York Times
says an open rupture took place to day, be
tween the President aud Senator Pugh con-
eerning the Marshal for the Northern Dis
trict OF Ohio and other Ohio appointments.
The President used very sevcrelanguage, ard
Pugh left his presence III disgust, and very
angry.
Matthew Johnson has been appointed Mar
shall for the Northern District of Ohio, in
place of Jabcz Fitch.
The Democratic Senators were in caucus rel
alive to legislative business. They agreed to
give the general appropriation bills the pref
erence over other business, ard IN meet on
and after Monday next, at IL o'clock in the
morning.
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The Tecumseh, having transferred her
passengers, will turn hack from this point
She expects to get full load here.
The weather yesterday was unpleasantly
chilly. for the first of May. 1t was cloudy in
the afternoon and evening, with strong indi-
cations of more rain.
The Grcenville brought down a lot of to-
bacoo on her last trip. irhe Greenvillo seldom
fails to bring successful voyage.
This is the regular day for the st. Louis
packet, Ilighflyer, on her way down.
The Simonds came up yesterday as far as
our city and then turned back.
Large RATS Of lumber are continually ar
irving and being taken to pieces. We also
notice large quantities Of salt piled up on our
{rf, as it is unloaded from fiat boats.
The Fortune, from Wabash river, arrived
last evening with full load of produce.
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:H-wm. McCrarer was brought before
Justice Walker, yesterday, on two charges
one of assault and battery, and the other for
trespass. William having become, in some
way, irritated threw brick through the win
dow Of house on high street, which struck
a woman on the head. The justice fined
him one dollar in each case and the costs. 1t
'heing Jury trial, the costs amounted to
soms xlS
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or SCOTS Pile Ointment the best
remedy extaiit, fer sale at the Drug Store
on the corner Of Second and Locust.

LEcTuRE on SPIRrTuALIsM.-Mr. Wads-
worth will deliver his last lecture d. Marble
Hall, this evening on subject to be selected
for him by one of the auditors, which is not
to be communicated to him till he enters the
HALL
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA.

New YORK, May On
The steamship Cahawba has arrived, with
Havana dates to the 30th ult.
Lord Otway, the British Minister 20 Mex
leo had arrived ut Havana on the steamer
Dee, from st. Thomas. and proceeded imme-
diatcly to Vera Cruz.
Santa Anna remains at st. Thomas.
The sugar market at Havana continued
firm.
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6ITThe waters Of the Gulf Of Mexico,
atons the coast of Louisiana and Texas
are found, by analysis, to be the saltieSt
in the ocean, and it is said, would pro-
auce, by evaporation more and better
salt than Turks Island.
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ST. LOUIS, May 5-PM
River risen 3 inches ia the last "a hours.
Rising rapidly. Nothing new from the mp
per streams, except the Mississippi, which is
stationary at Dubuque, with II feet on the
bar
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PHILAnEIPHIA. May 5

The entire Peoples ticket has been elected
The Mayor by forty three hundred majority
and the other candidates ranging from twenty
hundred to thirty hundred. The select Coun-
ell will have one Democratic majority. The
Opposition members in the Common Coun.
Gil will be two thirds.
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The " Gather.

CINCINNATI Nav 5.--M
Heavy rain for the last four hours. The
river has risen inches since yesterday.
PITTsSVIG, May 5-M
River feet by the pier mark and falling.
Weather clear and mild.
LOUISVILLE. May 5-M
River rising, with feet inches in the
canal. Raining.
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BosTox, May 81 NJ
The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain
Shannon, sailed tor Liverpool at noon,
with 40 passengers. She had no specie.
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baltimore Mark ct.

BALTIMORE, May On
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
steady. Corn has an advancing tendency
w bite quoted at 62@65. and yellow ut 65@
81. Whisky dull ut 90115 and unchanged.
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STEuBENvILLE, Ohio, May 5-M
Hanna & Sons paper mill was burnt last
night. Books and papers saved. Loss $50. :
900. No insurance.
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COAL FOR SALh.

NM E have on hand and are constantly receiving
w coal of an excellent quality from up the canal
which will deliver in any part Of the city NJ l0c
Orders left James Laughns warehouse, or at the
office OF Nathan Rowley will be gompty attended TO-
RONLEY < AM0RY.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. May 5-M
Flour unchanged and in fair demand.-
Whisky in active demand at Is. Provision.
nominal.
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New York NIerkct.

NEN oRK. May On
Flour heavy, sales of 5000 bbls at O5@
Is for Ohio, decline of l0c; Southern is
unchanged. Wheat dull, sales of 80 900
bush at O5 for Western red, and 10 for
white. Corn ,bas advanced, sAkof $4,000
bush at 70@75for wkins an advance Of &c,
and 1914 for.ycnew,~kp adv % lc.-
Pork duh at is % pr nS6s. a. "a for
prime. Beef quies. lard Qulias Hob.
Whisky dull at so11.
New. Yohs May 5.-r
Flour dull and bea< nd SDKer, salesSQf
mn i y a! Fh"s s se'1s
weD>0rRS25@4 As for shipping brands of
Ohio NJ hoop; 3fet closing heavy,
= ul krooftHg, sa 6E6O0p7
5000 so for Common to choice. Rye Hour
1l at OO@3 80. Wheat only in limited
ls I'll; & a. hot %s sf Sst
Sales OF 5000 bush at 1o5 for, re Michigan,
l lo@ll 25 for white do, 2S@f so for white
Kentucky. Rye dull at 62QG6. NaEN
heavy, sales of 1000 bush California at <
G, rn scarce and better, sales of 10000 bGSa
ut 69@73 for white, 1915 for yellow. Oats
dull at 44@4s for State; 4794S for Western.
Whisky in moderate demand, sales Of 5000
ools 2OH@2l. Pork market dull, unsettled
and lower. sales of 1000 bbls at is 350lS so,
mess, 10 rs; prime mess Il 75@l5. Beef I'M
changed, sales of $50 bbls at 10 75@ll so for
country mess, IL 75@I4 for re- packed mess:
II 2oGl5 fer extra mess; country prime nom
maj at 00@S 30. Beef hams steady; sales
OF 1000 bbls Chicago a. 10 for prime Cut
heavy, sales of 100 hid ats <651I for shoul-
ders; s@9I for hams;: 900 IS city cured
picked sides sold Mt l. rd droopino
$50 bbls sold at ll12 and 100 LIS 1ll.
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CINCINNATI. May 5.-PM
Flour steady with moderate demand, sales
Of 200 bbls at 1904 00sor the whole range,
receipts light. Whisky declined to IL. Pro-
visions dull. no legitimate demand. some
speculative purchases made to be delivered
about the LIST of June, Mt 9@9H for bacon
sides. and S for bulk sides. Lard l03l@lI
and keg l2sl. Linseed oil 64@66, market
dull. Exchange unaltered.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
h RON, Il a. n-Rilcv A. ~ >, p,-;.,.,.

MAY and ).
Crescent City. Pomeroy to Cairo;
y P Hibberds, Cincinnati to Nashville;
Greenyille, Green River and hack;
Tecumseh, New Orleans to Evansville and hack
James Woods, Pittsburg to 81. Louis;
Alvin Adams. Memphis To Louisville;
John Simon'is, ~, Orleans to Evansville;
sOuthener, Louisville TO Memphis;
Antelope, New Orleans To Louisville. #H.
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when ordered, in tankable currency.
u. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
Coal! Coal! C,aIr

EYIE have now on hand, and are daily receiving,
w tie best COAL that has ever lee-s iBtrod uced
into this markets which $. Hing low. Good cur
rency Willie reeeve in payment. Orders left at the
store of JNO. W. HUGHES, next TO the State Bank.
will Re promptly attended to.
jana5-n JNo. W. HUGHES a co.
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!!

HAVE just erected Fairbank scale toI the Pur-
nose Of weighing nv coal. shall sell my coal by
weight, according to the law of the State have
large stock of superior quality Of Pittourg Coal and
invite all nv friends to give me call and try it.
have been eighteen years the business, and profess
to Judge. The price Of coal is cents per bushel
Nd orders left the Gas comlany's Office, bdween
First and Second, Locust street, or az HoIhrook
store, on Water street az nv Coal Once, a. the La
mascO Wharf wiz be attended 10. All coal must be
paid Cor when ordered, in Ian sable currency.
dec2z e. ANDREW HUTCHINSON
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BY TELEGRAPH.
xXXyth Consress.-First Session.

rELEsRAPHED ExcLUsIvELY ro THE EyANsyILLE
DAILY JOURNAL ny " W. LINE.
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

For sale by respectable Druggists and Dealers.
pRICEs or THE LINiMENT, D cents, - cents and
~ bottle. A one dollar bottle contains as much
Liuiment eight twenty-f cent bottles.
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