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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

The Liver Is one of the
human body and when IL
the powers Of the system
stomach isaim"St entircoy
action Of the liver for the
functions. When the stn
arc nj fault, and the whole
qucnce OF one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprieters has made 1t
more than twenty years,
whcrewith to countetact
to which it Is liable
To prove that this re-
person troubled with liver
FORMS, has but to try "A
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues Of the mesli-
all morbid or bad matter
ingi IN their piaccah ahcalthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood giving tone and
merry removing thecauses
ing q radical cure without
aftcr effects, felt by using
that Is usually resorted
One dose after eating ID
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be-
nightmare.
Only one dose taken AT
gently and cures costive
One dose taken AFTER
One dose Of two
relieve a sick headache.
One hottie taken for fe-
the cause Of the disease,
Oniy ope .l
One dose e'ten repea.eu
Morbus ana q preventa'
One aose s;,,o,. axen n,,ors o.,en
renee .ot o'iious s''~As'
feelings. ,.., q.
~Oniy one oottle Is
-ystem tne e.,n enec,S ,s, OF nell IN
One so...e ssnsn 49,, ~, 1T
lowness vf uEnAurai coi'
One dose taken a short
vSor 6. % Sos. .ne ef,ap nrrrs,ee r.re, ssd ,at1
In lie wsrst forms. while
piaiuasy ,r,a -, ..,.s ,,s
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
NV YORK. March s.,

Mohammcd Pacha, the Turkish Vice Ad-
miral is among the passengers by the steam.
er Europa.
The mails for Europe, to leave OH SA--.--,
next, will be dispatched. on the steam pro-
peller New York, for Glasgow,
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

THE RIVER opposite this place is falling
slowly.
The regular Louisville, Evansville, and
Henderson packet Scioto, will be down to-day
for Henderson.
The Lockwood is the ninth or tenth steam
boat that has been destroyed by hre during
the last four weeks.
The new steamer Imperial, now at Louis
Vile, will mako her first trip during the pres
ent week. She was built for the st. Louis
and New Orleans trade, and cost not less than
900 900.
The steamer Monongahela. which ran
aground upon tne bar q short distance above
Cairo, a few weeks since, was safely foatcd
of on Friday last.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
River News.

CINcrSSArI, March s-N-Rivcr fallen
feet since Saturday.
PfrrspuReH, March s-N-River about
4 feet and still closed. Weather cloudy,
with appearance of snow; mcr a2-
Pi1rsBunen, March s-P X-Rivcr un-
changed. Weather cloudy with indications
of snow.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL Feb 2Gth.

LIVERPOOL Feb 2Gth.
The cotton market opened steady Mt Fri
DAYS rates, with moderate bnsincss.-
Bresdstuffs steady and qnict. Provisions uu-
changed.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
NIw YoRE March s.

NEw IoRS. March S-PM
The bark Zephyr, from Messina, via Glib
ralter. Soth OF January reports having spoken
bark Adriatic which escaped from France on
the 10th, of Cape Pallas, bound for New
York.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
New YvEK, March S-r. n.

The weekly bank statement shows an in
crease OF loans or sl,s5s 900; increase of
specie, sI.0si 900; increase Of circulation,
&S2i 900; incrensc of deporits, -, $50 900
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED tn II the owners OF lots in Block No. ,s,
NJ LaIrasco, cause plank side walk, four feet in
width 10 he laid down along the north side Of said block
franklin street, within ten days after the pubca-
ton of this notice. and in defluit thereof tie Common
Council will proceed TO perform said worl, and the
costs and expenses Gccrung thereby viii be assessed
to and collected hy sale of said property, much
thereof as will satisfy said lien ana costs.
By order of the Common Council:
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
r1ar2-fCt VoIk
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
FARES,
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
"a u saR
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

And the tran,pcraon Of small or valuable packaees
All persons Wishing avail themselves at the fac-
ties Express, can obtain any desired information
Al their Office on First street, between Main and Locust
opposite the Post Office. de1s @. III. FISH, Agt-
TRANSPORTATION WESTWARD.
vNTE beg to call the attention OF Merchants buying
w or ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
Cities the superior advantages and facilities OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe and speedy transportation OF freights to
Evansville and vicinity. Connections are male with
ths most reliable Railroads and Steamships. River
Route shortened and improved by completion to Par
kersJurgh. Through rates lower than by any other
NJ. PorTER, Boston; b. T. KELLY. Philadelphia:
CIV PsRyIEL, N.York;J. 7. ENGLAND, Baltimore,
for information or through rates, or to
GEO. FOSTER CO, Freight Agents.
Corner Locust street and Canal. Evansville, Indiana
iyl3l
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Bosrox, March S--N

John A. Mal:on, q grocer on Long Wharf,
has been arrested on charge OF forging his
unclc's signature 20 notes amounting to over
$l2 900
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

principal regulators OF the
.NperfoTms iis functionswell
IAarc fully developed. The
'hdependent on the healthy
proper performance of its
1nach Is at fanltthe bowels
,Asystem suffers in conse-
.-iver-having ceased to DO
~ that organ, one OF the
Oh,s stud. in a practice of
. DO find some remedy
the many derangements
-Omedy is at last found, any
r-complaipt i'm any OF its
%bottle, and conviction IL
/ Oformed bydissolvine gum
(which Is soluble for the
-1Scine. These gums remove
the system, supply
how OF bile invigorsting
10 digest well, purifying
health 70 the wholemachi.
s-Hf the disease. and efiec =
I Amy Of the slisagreeable
|. @calomelor or mineral poison
> s>.ufiicient to relieve the
3 <ood from rising and sour.
-0ore retiring prevents
I = night loosens the bowels
eV ness.
each meal viii cure Dys-
-teaspoonsful viii always
-0smale obstruction removes
,Aand makes a perfect cure.
: itely relieyeschoI,c while
iosa a sure cure for cholera
-five OF cholera.
l-will prevent the recur-
,ewhiie itrelieves all pain
sAnecded to thro9 ont ofthe
Ocineafter n ong sickness.
-Iaundice removes all yell
0pr from the skin.
tvvtime before eating gives
food digest we'll.
ID cures Chronic DiarrhGa
eSsummer and bowel com.
{ hrst dose.
5 attacks caused by worms,
- |ren, there IL no surer, saf.
4 .Sfhe world as IL never hils.
\ In these statements; they
tO0we can give evidence TO
es< il are swing their unan-
: favor.
,fLiyer Remedies now offered
none we can % fully recon-
yigorator , 80 generally known
on. This pseparation Is truly
ducing the most happy results
most innumesa'ie certificates
reat virtue OF this medicine by
ding in society, and We know
on before the public-HrDsoS
LAR PER BOTTLE.
Die Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD d CO..
rsr5Y Erc.3-cy Se~ York.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
THE LIVER INVIGORATORi

9DREPARED By DIR. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
u Scientific Medical Discovery, and Is daily work
ing almost too great h. believe. IL cures ifby
magic, the first dse giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle Is feIuire to tind OF
Lvr Complaint, from The worst yaundce or Dysp-p-
to a common h.adache, all NJ which are the result
o q Diseased Liver.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

I'm and after Wednesday March 3ri the mp Mail
" train leaves Evansville at minutes past ~;
arrives at Tcrre liaute minutes pasta
The down Mail Train leaves Tcrre iiaute minutes
past r. arrives Evansville minutes past 10.
The accommodation Trains leave AS heretofore, brt
pass vincennes, North at i2; South, at i2; arrive
Al ERE IIautr 5:n, and Evansville 53s r. u.
All Stations, except Princeton. PatoKa, Ninccnnes,
Carlisle and Sullivan. are made Flag StationS-
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real sstate RAY be
sold Tor the payment OF City Taxes assessed thereon:
SECTION 1. Re il ordained hy the Common Council
OF the City Of Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage Of this Ordnance, il shall and may he lawful for
the City Collector al any time aer the frs Monday in
october, and before the second Monday ~ March of
each year to the assessed, real estate,
either y n seizure and sale OF tie goods and ohattels
Of The claimant thereof or by selling The ot
piece of ground itse.f- which the rclnAins
unpaid or much thereof as may he necessary pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN nEWS0S, Mayor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

LOUISVILLE. March s-N-River falling, 7
fee. 5 inches IN the canal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

5. No liabilities TO Banks or others, due
or not due.
6. No losses ali us.ed and due.
:. Amount of losses either unadj justedl 40 ne q
.. or Adjusted and not due. sS'o'' ."
?. Losses In suspense waiting further
proof, included in the answer above.
10. All other claims against the Company s,kt u
H. The rule Of the Company Is not to exceed tIonoe
II. The amount insured in city village, depends
had; subject to the rule last above named
IS. The amount insured in any one block OF build
the rule above referred to.
"a. No part cf the Capital or earnings Of this Com
pany has been deposited In any other Site rs security
Tor losses therein and no such deposit is required Ivy
Agencies OF this Company were withdrawn, this
Company entertalns the opinion that its entire Capt.
ta and are pledged for the equal security OF
heopinion OF late Attorney General OF the State
Indi2na Aforesaid pronoubcng the law INV LID and
voID, some Of the Agents Of this Company have re.
sumed their office and contnue to transact the business
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
Issued to any trty pirtcs in the State OF Iadana
as valid and Of binding obligation, and pledges itself
sur.nce whether held by Of the passage Of
D. BOWERS, Secretary.
STATE nF .GoSM,MSEcCcTiCrr,,ss.
JaSuABy,s 6, 1858.
Personally appeared C. d. BOWERS, secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and male cat n
that the fores ong statement. by him subscribed, Is
Company, and exhibits far he aScertained n,
this date its actual condition the first day cf jan
uary, 1853.
Applications FOR Insurance may ne made TO the un-
dersgned, ALLEN T.. HAIIOCk, Agert,
iansidAw Evansville. I..-.aIa.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
RAILROAD RECEIPTs.

RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
March sth.-zl doz brooms, w r Baker;
2eo bbls -four. SIS SKIS corn. A Crane; III
Dbls -four, so csks shoulders, ton bulk meat.
Geo Foster * Co.; 26l0 lbs crack'ings, j. Il
Hill; 5s bbls -four. p G O'Rilcy e. Co; AZ bbls
whisky, Allis & Howcs; Dbl cider, S liam
bo; hatf bbls, John Schucle; half bbls,
Cook & Rice; Dbl apples, s ps castings. n
III Joonston; so bush wheat. ii + Read; l3S
bush wheat, Brown & Aikmar.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
DIR. j. KIVETT,
SURGEON DENTIST,

gDERrORMS every variety Of opera
l. tions i'm his profe ;sion. and by long
n-actice has attained q skill that enables l1ItD
him TO give entire satisfaction To his pat
rons lie takes pleasure in showing specimens OF his
artificial work to those who wish to examine such pro-
auctions, ard he may be consulted b hose who need
the services Of dentist without ncu. ing any oblig
tions toemploy him Afterwards
His Office is In Brays building, First street oppos'se
the Posi- Offie. nov3s-1y.
HyypREss MILLS COTTON YARN AND CAR,
u PET CHAIN.-3n0 hags Of this well-known and
fayoritc brand, for ale Manufacturers prices by
GILBERT & BOWLES,
f.he Agents Cypr~@ Faofory-
PICTURE FRAMES.
n BEAUTIFUL assortment Of guilt mouiding OF
-, Nv Fi''ns '"'' popyII y COyYyGToN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
ger Beer Agency.

Ale and Lager Beer Agency.
" H.COOK 4 SON are As. nts for ,ae sale of =
All o.v. ;st reeeved stock Of each, b which they
'a,i:e !,s ise attention Of ies ec5x sos, Ass..
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09
SEALED PROPOSALS

XNT ILL be received until next Saturday night 9th
w ins;., al Che Office Of the unders gned, for
ill up Vine streetto the proper grade The ctrth to be
taken from Tenth street, Crescent Enlargement, by
ringing the same 70 grade. Should any deficiency
occur, tae will be made up by eXcavating suf
hcient quantity from Ninth street between Vine and
Sycamore Streets complete the grade OF Vine street
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
mar,-lnt (yoksbOte copy.)
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-03-09

SUNDRIES.-
- 81 bbls Tanners Oil;
~ coils Manila Rope, large size;
81 boxes Cheese;
e sacks fine Liverpool Salt;
so boxes IIerrings;
1000 bundles Wrapping Paper:
20 gross Bonnet Boards, in store And for sale ~
feirl TEENEy S0RENSOS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-17
Ii 2I--2ui
xss WAsHINGroN-"FIRsT IN WAR

F,svf IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
t;tysySrKyMEN All who visit Richmond the 22u
nf February TO witness the grand spectacle OF the
inauguration of the Washington Statue should not
rlil Ia visit tLe new Photographs aud Fine Art Gal
lrry of q w MINNIs, tu witness the wonderful pro
resa OF tho Photographic Art, conducted at this
fgeiy arranged Establishment Aud 10 those who
may wish To obtain OF themselves friohds, some
thing really beautiful aud ilr-iikc as Il ikeneas
should not ail Ia secure oue oi the Amblotyres or
pared to accommodate all who wish fine piotures;
aud his assortment of Frames Cases. LoGkets, Pins
&c In whicn to have them placed, is large and va
rh,d. His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
Custom House, and free 10 visitor, whether they
wish pictures or not IL ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-17
Life in Texas.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

BELr0N, BFLL Co TExiP, March 2d, 1858
THIS Is "a thriving little place, situated in the
fork of the Leon and Lam pasls rivers, containing
| about six hundred inhabitants IL has one print
ing press, six dry goods stores five groceries one
drug store, three blacksmith shops, two wheel
right shops. one carpenter shop, gunsniith
one matchmaker, four doctors, ten lawyers one
church, two schools two bars where liquor is sold
hy retail aud three billiard tables In the vicinity
We have three water power grst mills and two
saw mills, and one steam saw ard grist mill. all
doing good business.
Oar town is now in great stir ab0ut some geld
discoveries that have recently been made on the
head waters of the Pecos and Colorado rivers near
the line of New Mexico, three hundred and fifty
miles northwest Of this place. A company of one
hundred and twenty men will leave here us soon
AZ 'grass rises" for the scene of operations They
will 20 armed to the teeth and he governed by
| military rules Every mess Of five will have u
light wagon drawn by four mules. with an extra
saddle horse ior each man, and provisions for four
months. Their route will lie across the plains
hundreds Of miles from any settlement, aud they
will no doubt have to do tall Indian ehtil,c
as the Camanches and Apaches are very hostile
But they will be hard To whip. they are all pick
eu men and Injured TO hardsiips. Thtr outfit will
cost about $4,000.
This is n hard time on emigrants, as the iraught
last year cut our crops short. Corn Is worth 81 so
per bushel, wheat s. 90. Notwithstanding the
high price of provisions, Il great many eniigrants
have moved in this winter, mostly from Missouri
\ Nirsinian has just bought land and settled near
this place. He has large number of hands, and
will Pnt one thousand acres of prairie land under
a cedar fence this year--as rich land as the
sun ever sh0ne upon. 1t will produce thirty
bushels Of wheat to the acre, sixty bushels of
corn, or and half bales of cotton. 1t cost
him ab0nt $500 per
Though grain is very high, We have an abun-
dance OF as good beef AS any earth. at two aud
hall per pound net, aud milk aud butter no al
lowance The season has been 80 mild that cattle
have kept ball lat all winter, on the prairies.
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,.,s- No FAMILY can afford to be with

out MUSTANG bISlAEST in their honse Tie many
ccdsnIs we are tial,ts to- may render it necessary
any moment ami nothing is capable oi performing
sl,ch certain cure. Eriras9t Tn lifting the Kettle
il, an tie fire il caught aAd scalded my hands ana
nerson very seyerely-one hand almost to CRISP
Tha torture WAS unbearable. 1t MAS an awill sight
The Mustang Liniment appeared 10 eA
tract the pain alniost immediately. IL nehiea IA
pIy aud left no scar Of account. CHAs- FOSTER, ~
broad street, Philadelphia" IL IL trniy wonaeriai
shin Joints Eruptops OF Rheumatism For Horses
il should never he dispensed with. One daiiars
worth Of Mustang has frequently saved ysinabie
horse. 1t cures dalds Sprains, RiDgbons. spavii,
and Founders. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS Sold IN all
parts OF the habitaba globe.
BARNES d PARK. ProprietaFs.
mIIs -d&cwlm New York.
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PUEtCELls, LADD CO..
Ia i3--ts Wholesale Agentx
ss,y- CouaHs. GoLps. HoAnssssss. 40

The rrevalenes of the above complaints at this
season has has tho effect of bringing out q host of
prof sseGIy new specifies and while some few may
be good many ars useless aud some even dangerous.
10 prevent the best course to pursue
consult your family phy sician otherwise uss
proved to bs safe and effieac ioas Uf tssis class Ii
TYLER COMPOUND SYauP OF GUN ARABIC. Original
~ vorlte prescription of eminent ph Ian,
ID beeame u popular family medicine, and witk-
out advertising, has eoniinned 10 enjoy growing
reputation for the last twenty years In all recent
Bsonchitis II.opin ,-Cou. Group, Asthma &c., tf
used wi'h unparalleled success, ~ .Iaost families
W.. testify.
sold by FISHER h WIssfos. MEADE BAEsR. A.
BopEKEE ac. at 81 cents per bottle and in an sle-
giant and pleasant tI1Lengs form. l2h and 81 cents
per box, called TYLER's dun ARABIC COU6H CANDY
I .ups asss~ Ia N-9ms
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NATIONAL Course. This snbiect7 is


attracting the attention Of friends Of the turf
throng ghout the Uuiun, and with lew exceptions
all writers agree that National ClHh should be
formed and National Course established, some
where i'll the South. Virginia, the great Barsery
for race horses, is more central than any other
stock rearing State, and her climate is less ob.
jectiOnable, her water pnrer and her soil better
adapted to race courses than many of her sister
States she is likely To be selected thaH any
other. At Ashland, "A new and beautiful course Is
new being iitted up with every modern aeeommo-
tion and if National Club is formed will be ten.
leled To it. All that is necessary now, to put the
ball in motion, is for the various Clubs in the Uni
on 10 appoiat delegates To attend the races
here in May next, and eouier together a. 10
some general policy 10 be pursued. These Dele
gates may recommend rules Tor handieapping, ond
for heat races, we'll as proper weights for age,
with such other changes may to thsm ne.
cessary, aud may also nix standard for betting
that will gladly be accepted by all who Speculate
on the result Of races. They may also put on
foot IA great three years old state stake, to
be aIterBaied from State 10 State. year safer
year, that will give nationality to racing which
il can acaurs in this country by no other means
If the admirers of bl0oted horses ever expect to
establish racing in this country as 4 Baiionai
sport they must first establish come neutral
ground where tho North aud the South can meet
Ia try tleir speed aud endurance, we'll as IA Ma
tioaal Congress to eqeaize weights To eircamstan
ces So long as the various eiabs have different
nIes for their government, will iad fault
with their deeisinns aud tbs sport will languisb
aud pine. Let the delegates be appointed at
by all means.
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The rielest merchant in south Africa Mr.. Jones
Vanderpoel, died on the lith OF December, leaving
- 500 900 to be divided betwsen six reiatioss.
Two hundred and thirty worknen were dis
charged from the navy y-yard at CharIestown, Mass,
on the 10th lust
ers is announced to take place at the docks on
Thursday next.
OIney L. Lowell committed suicide near Phila-
delpiiia last Saturday night by hanging himself
with a handkerchief. Temporary Insanity, pro-
dueed by i'll health, is assigned as ths eanse.
The dwelling house ei afr. Joseph Flowers, in
Darlington District, 3 C.. entirely destroyed
BY lire fcw days ago, the family barely escaping
with their lives.
The New Hampshire Patriot sets down the Re
publican nsiority In New Hampshire at 5000.
Wm Parrot was killed by Dr. Joha A. Ts,l lar In
0peiousas, La, oa the 18th utt. Dr. Taylor was
acquitted after an investigation.
Francis oNeai one Of the oldest citizens Of Tex
as died lately at Marshall, 10 that State.
There is some fear expressed Tor the fruit 10
many parts Of the interior OF Texas, as the frost
has injured the blossoms.
Wyman. the Magician, proposes TO sail TO Eu.
rope In May, To astouish .John Bull"
George Law is one OF the converts by the reli.
gious awakening in New York city.
James Iusk, Esq, editor of the Jefferson City
(sIo) Inqairer, died on the 18th ult.
Rev Mr. SeeIey. the newly appointed chaplain oi
the A,erean eharch la Paris, arrived at that city
on the I'D ait.
Gen. W. W. N0odfolk. OF Tenn, has sold his race
horse KANSAS for s., 100 to J. Woodrone 4 1o-, oi
Ohio.
The United States frigate st. Lawrence, Com
mander Hall, was at Monteyid 90 January ".
The Western homeopathic College, at Cieve-
land, Ohio, had 80 students the past term.
The chestartown Md News records the sudden
death ef Mr.. Richard Perry, near Beiair.
Monday WAS the 9ist anniversary OF the birth oi
Con. jackson.
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sos- srouns rns sHADow xnr ran

Substance Fade. IL you wish ss,od picture got0
wHIrEHUgsIss old Gallery. ~ Main %. aud exani-
fGs tho specisasns, photographic colored OF plsaa.
u,sds from llis OF oepe.i ffsm ANAL pictures and
enlarged 20 any siza. The pure Ambrotype we war
rant not to fade or easily BE- arfsced. Afs0s's nm
riyelIed kieltoxTapis or nfw style OF photographs
pictures taken Instantaneous aud finished IN tkseo
minutes. Malanuty pes, Psaaty typss and Ambrotyp pss
for tras stnisson By mall This allefy contains two
Of the isrv st sksIshts In virginia and fsr beauty
of rnish, his pieinFes are trpsss<sd BY none as
Pictures taken from A. NJ, 10 8. v. NJ. gssae gesg
Hs-Photonraph oi the w Washington Monumenf,
with Jefferson and Patrick Henry. for sale. Prize
al NH b-d&wffu
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Gso. II. ToMPKINs.
To Ny FsLLow CIrizExs OF TuE CIR,

RrrHuoNp-A Ate. advising with my friends and
ftthe request oi SOM III thcn, announce my self
THF KEt NUE in Monroe Ward, tmwhich have
r-sldei inr twenty years. IN tie place oi MIR, Humid
Iry who viii mol bee again candidate, at the eitc
,,g Il, ir hold the ?, th das of May next have
srs I'D ynn police ofatl the last seven years
A shoal be pleased tU receive your support for the
slrtNc "il"" W n TYLER.
I. y.--.ii,in
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ssss- WHY suryEn WITH A Couou. from

Cold Iloarsenoss or a 8Consnmptise Cough, when
you cau obtain immediate relief by using ii RTs-
uURNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP 0F WILD CHER.
kYf 1t IL combined with other articles suited for all
Lung Asthma, Catarrh aud Bronchial Affections
II is prepared by Chemist of reputation, and IL pro
syrup la the wofldi -
Bottles 2j 50 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL.
LADD Il co, and all Druggists i'll Richmond.
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mr. john s. BRApY--

Late Of T1tiladsiphia,) 5g
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOM ESTfC WfNBs LIQUORS AND sk0Ahs,
(so. l;AGaRY sr. Ay0s l3fH RICHMOND. vA) sea-
Calls the entiOa of the city and country trade to
his large and varied assortment OF WINES, BRAN
III as RUNS, GINS. WHIskIES, 40. Always on
hspd supst Tor lot 0f old Rye. Moantsia. Bonrboa
and other WHiSKfES. -
C0nntry merchants and others are solicited 70 call
before purchasing elsewhere s
n B-tioois delivered to all parts Of the city free
,f charge NH lin