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The. stories Of the discovering Of gold
on Frazer's Rivers, in The north western
possessions Of the Hadson's Bay Com
pany, on the Plcifi; coasi aud Vlncpu
yer,s Island. are folly confirmed. The
emigration from California to those res
gioas is said 10 amount already to 5000
persons, The yield is said 10 be from
$40 to $50 per day TO The miner.
There seers TO be TO reason to doUb;
that ere long these new gold countries
will be adding their riyuetlo the stream
Of precious metal which fl VS. twice q
month from San Francisco to New
York. The event mag possess consider
able importance. An addition oftweniy
millions a year to the god product OF
the United States, would haze mater
ial eff CT upon the 'yalue of property in
the course Of q year.
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OF .Messfs. Seward. Crittenden, and
Jefferson Davis, were the Senators to
whom was referred the difficulty be-
tween Senators Gwinn and Wilson.
They decided that Mr Wilson was by
no means justified or warranted il: using
the approbious cpithet which be ie-
torted upon Senator Gwiun. lie was
required, therefore, to make The FIRST re-
traction, which being done, the matter
was amicably sdjusted.
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JoHs IseLE, ia The Princeton
Clarion pays the folloaing just tribute
to the energetic activity of the E e. C.
railroad: :.ssa H..
The extraordinary sfforts oftbis gen>
tleman to keep the Evansville g. Craw
fordsville railroad in run ming order du-
rirg the long spell Of wet weather this
Spring, are worthy Of all commentator.
II may be truly said that he has had to
contend against the elements. The
road passes through the valley Of the
Great Wabash river; Gro sing in its
course, several rivers. and many large
creeks.s Several miles Of the track have
been frequently covered with water. H.
some places, the entire etnLabkment has
been washed away-brilges have been
fiOated out Of place. and several culverts
carried off-and yet, by the almost su-
Perhumau efforts of this man, repairs
have been so speed ly made that the
daily mail train. has no, lost a s,n.l-.
trip. He is decidedly the most etficien;
railroad mn in the Western. country.
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New YORK. June I9-Noon.

Flour heavy; sales Of 10000 bbls. State DC.
lower, at SO S5;G,S3' oj. Wheat dull; Western
red SSl 03td$I 05, Milwaukee club S9ct990e.
Corn quiet and nominal mixed advanced TO
nc a1T3c., yellow 75c.(a}79c. Pork dull; sales
of prime at Sl3 75@Sls. 80. Whisky dull.
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BALTIMORE. June lg-Noo

The American bank, which lately opened in
this city under doubtful circumstances, closed
its doors this morning. 1t is supposed to have
y considerable circulation in the west. Its
fla. IL have all been drawn FROM the Bank of
Commerce.
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CiScIsNArI, June I9-Noon.

CINCINNATI, june Iv-Noon.
Flour dull and 10c. z bbl. lower; snperfne
So 90, receipts increasins. Whisky unchanged.
Provisions dull and dropping; $4,000 bbls.
bulk sides sold at II tl
The river has fallen four feet in the last
twenty-four hours. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry Sio. $4,000 .~,FH
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. l'" s e~'' ~ Sss.1, - A
."Jectr1c OIL.
,Cu,s ori,,, a.. e,,,, -, -. "a. ~,
u foS The spgscf Ihs ilnaiisns asaiess, Cont. NeS
af ssss $500 iSs
ssSss E :iS Sgsss
ss p ths MOUTH and ssegssei, rs!E;ae2 E5sgeD'
Ulcers; Issk Jaw Heart Burn Tselh "a Esg sche
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neloN ChesnuL. fhlisneph,a. country dealers ahu
grssEs's can De- snPpne Sd sssls's and fAh' Price
. S sSs - sfl, ss ss 49, p a. "a ,b,s ~ HASH r
Saationype c.sss@ g al tgE, AID Sc, peorais
n V.,sss ms.s,s T.; ~ @ @
49,. nm s ~. % sssse H. "a IS W ~ tne To-
$1,000 ~, - $50 - q, - Sies< -As-poh9
il,s.7e --Sss = = - -sc-- -f-~ar
nol' g DH AFPIi fTFD. RFAT,TUrs
,hfI a.icaf 81 ~ ~ - - ts~'7tc at
con aea''a' cure i''e 'n0ne u the e',,1ehs q Ma
59s1i 81 aiatfN ess3o Mxt,ex. Apri1e tsS5
PROF, psGrAIH-prar Sir This il y ceuty that
IN es ssen Ts s sad r va ssas s
sSa,d @Ss Iae eurs s ~ bsa hsern f,
and ~ one applc,nga q ~ was enables 9 Hise
~ ~ ~ ~ 49, r. ~ III n
staiirei ~ s,ss made sSsors a Iundrtd
S = 80 --,tii,,.s 10y N 49, -~A'NsN
rersoS''-' io IT,; nv Jopuox
wItaesss. ] 4 Hssee yisro'i JON Z, STsnsly.
rR.r.7ofl C IA heeer~ eli q4eI's fo4pg,
q TFrankiin, JH Aderhold.
r8oms az fsPsssss u bof ss$;tsai'her''
~, r.c-., iI,s,- ais ss,s Pm
hereby ccltiiy .n; have been afflicted with Rheua
tsm ff four as, and at times could not sleep BY
oii, was indeed to ry * ana the DIS "a, sppitstio
he ofny arm. Tne Application was made before
hfty persons D. b. SMITH, fwfRgs Co.
xx.. .ss,,.,, <-..5 - L..s....--.a "a
j Giiey, . Ii B ss.al: Ii Jceoper...
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.i9rt zen q ftS AaH.4.,1 pc
wIssDoRo', =: Y. MarcA ssis,
a., Dayin Etktns 90 hereiy ccftn(l tnat na0 been
nadly ainlcea tortse months VIII lnnamnatorf rheu
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FHE WABASH AND ERIE CANAL The
Indianapolis. Sentinel says, tie drainages
on the Wabash and Erie Canal are not
go great as was feared during the hight
Of the recent food on the Wabash river.
H. T. Williams, Eq,, Chief Engineer,
is energeticaliy at work. preparing for
rePaifs when the waters subsde suffi
GENTLY, aud it is intended to put on a
force sufficient to place the canal in
navigable cord tion, from 1'erre Haute
east, within forty days. 1t is es,im ated
that the damage can be repaired a; a cost
not exceeding $4,000 or $4,000. We
understood that the Canal Company have
the means on hand to put the WORK in
thorough repair Mr.. Butler was cx
pected from New York on, Saturday eve
ming, and q meeting of the Trus ees
will be held at Terre Haute this day.
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APPROXIMATION pRIZEs:
), asa Prizes amounting to ...-... 320 ,cot
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters ga.

Whole Tickets SIC; Halves S.; Quarters al.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
those Number on The Ticeis inie ON separate slips
Of aper are encirced with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel. rfll a b4aF
The rs; 57 Prizes similarly printed and encirred,
are placed In another wheel.
from the wheel Of Numbers, and al the same time
PrEejsi from the other Wheel The Number and
Prize dIasn out arc 9pens and eSsjSs to ne audi
being placed against the Nunberdrawn This opera.
a : s n ss pr5fs sTe sHi and
ihe Fo , n Nasr1 N ho's drsgng The rs
so goo Prize those Tickets ubered lls.9, 1921
and tl25a, win each be entitled to $500 II Ticket No.
So 81, 80, will each lie entitled 70 $780, and so on ac
Ling " the above scheme:
figure o. the Number that draws the $1,000 Prize. For
exa npe, the Number drawing the slo.ool Prize ends
ends in + VIM &c enttss 10 go. If the Snmber ends
with No 2, then the Tickets wheret Salsber ends
6srtif,es q Paesases Wilde Be sold the following
rates. which Is the risk; ~
Certificate Of Package ef,o Whols Tickets.
BE- q. g1ina7sd ieQSsrter /" . .......... %
80" So 10 +. 10 Eizhth . .......... 10
the q our a for Tec
receipt Of which they viii he forw arded frst mail
a cn nave tickets ending In any figure they
The list q Drawn Numbers anil Prizes i'm be sent to
~ Purchases will please write their signatures
plain, and give .i,sT Post Office, County and State.
bic 10 full without educfion.s ,-,f s.grT - =,
III All prizes Of 81 coo and under paid Immediately
thirty days. = - -. ~
: Accommodated strictly corfientrai. aiW n
Address Oaiers for Tickets or Cersiticates to ~
s. SWAN & co, Augusta. Ga : |
ff- Persons residing Meri.yss.ery, Aiaiiama,
or Atlanta, Georgia, have tleirorders llef, and
those Cities rrcH 'lafT u - 80 |
Re A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the anott Of the prize that each one il
entitled to- will be published after every drawing, in
the following papersS-Augus.a Geo. Constitution
alis, New Orleans Delta MoieRegister, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta In1eliigencer
New York Weekly Dav Book. Savannah Morning
News. Richmond Dispatch, News, and PauliT1y
lMiss.l CLARION. my2s
n ONION NEWS. at
"a aps3 poBELL Il C0SYNGToN !
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Sr Jonv n n JrnaI,

OT JUHNi " d, JUHe IJ-4NUUH.
Weather stormy at Cape Race, but there are
prospects Of its clearing up. The news yach
is at her port She will probably obtain the
steamer Persias news by o-norrow.
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OF The Senatorial District Convention that met,
at Evansville on Saturday. nominated Jas. Sahnk.
lin, as the float candidate for representation, and
Mr.. Carnahan, Is Senator for Posey and Wander
bargh Counties
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marble Hail Ice cream Saloon,
THE subscriber having taken the magnificent suit of
rooms on the frst f,or OF the Marble Hall building
Main sire u will open 1t for the reception Visitors
on Thursday, April 2, and bsgs leave 20 inform his
friends ani ouer eusomers that he Is prepared 10 fur
nish. during the tire season, the ulst x
quisits aud highly favored ice Ladies visiting
this saloon viii find pleasant always at their
service. u MIX AZ
Balls, private psrties and weddings furnished and
cream frozen on the n.cst bic terms ap7tf
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FENfrS IS TIE fINESf CORN erfr offered 70 tho
II J Pnelh. Tia sfsantsses are-D.f ~ 49,
fIRsr-Itis earlier b.n common Corr. isffs
SEcose--N Is a firm mint Corn aud very heavy.
THIRD-1 pgss Ogt sue ers, and the scckers ixzrns
ears the same as the main stock.
and bAif busl:el sacks. Warranted rure. To - had
only 81 aaeh z.A- Co0n q son.
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Some Things are done Better than
s"4 OTHERS, fiH
r. 3 AR

r. B. n ART oi
rs now prepared to supply the ely and Country
4 Trade wi.h the hest of CORN MEAL, Unlocked or
Boiled, CosrzGrts and Hominy, Of all grades; Wheat
Grt Unbolted Flour, Rye Flour, Extra Family Flour.
Feed and ali articles in the Feed line All trade deliy
cred 10 any part OF the City, ~ OH
Please send in your ORDERS Ny Prices will be low.
cheap as the cheapest, aud good the bust The
nmbic Sixpence better than the slow shilling ismy
All NAV depend on getting al my trade rnadeof none
but the BEST Of GROUND GRAINS, a / will buy no
other.
Grinding done for the Country Tn.de. All orders
froJn abroad prom ply filed. Il. 3. HART.
ian27-dkwtf reafr-.
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- The Wabash river was falling
rapidly at al points on SATURDAY..
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EVANSVILLE, June 81, 1868.
G. w. RArnposE, Esq, Prest.
Deer Sr:-I have the pleasure to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your favor of the 10Th inst :,
conveying from your Board of Directors, an
acknowledgement of their appreciation of the
services of the Fire Department of this city
in their endeavors to protect the property OF
its citizens, during the occurrence of fire. !
haze made the appropriation of the amount SC
generously directed by your Board of Direc-
tors as requested, aud in behalf of the Fire
Department, tender you their grateful acknewl
edgment therefor.
Very Respectfully,
LEVI S. CLARKE.
Chief Engineer, f. T. d.
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S4,]NS,SO' GU
The amount Of LIABILITIES due " not due
10 banks or othsr creditors nothing.
Losses adjusted and due nome =. \
Losses Jnstrd and not due. ~ 0S6 20
Ls ,s. gIsa 09 IL sssPelse waiting :.
All other Claims against the Company are
Agents In srscte "a take no risks exceeding slnCcc,
The greatest amoun, Insured in any one city, town
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block also varies.
ments is herewith presented:
Hartford. Jan. LIST, 1855 secretSy.
STATE OF coNYEcTIcUT,l 8, r
HARrFoRD, Jan. ist, 1858.
Personally apparel before me, astse Of, reaes,
JR., Secretary, AMI made Solemn oath that the fore
going statement of the assets and condition Of the
'' HENRY FoWIET, Justice Of the Peace.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, 81
I 80 AUDITOR or sTAFEjs uFyIeE,
,..l...l. - Indianapolis, jan II, 1859 d.
WHEnEAs, the k;na i IR 5 me- ceMpsny q q
IL c0ndtion the ist Of January, the act Of its
incorporation and amendments properly certified TO,
authorizing them fully and UNI eservedly to acKhow-
ledge service o. process in the ever;tof suits.
Of IAN Act to amend an Act entitled 40 Act for The
Incorporation Of INSURANCE. Companies, defining Their
l having presented satisfactory evidence to me Of
full compliance to the requirements aud locations
Of h nd a do !2 Par cey 5a M
LEON, Of Evansville, az the Agent OF said Company,
isauthorized 10 transact the business Of
the Agent Of said Etna Insurance Company in this
State, to July is le 70 the extent thai he may be
In witness whereof, 4 have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal of my office to be affixed,
this 18th day Of January. 1873. G -. -
JOHN W. DoDD, Auditor Of State.
ALLEN C.. HALLECK, AGENT. e
feb6 EVANSVILLE, IND.
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BANK OF SrATs OF INDIANA, ! :


Mn LEvI s. CLARKE,
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department,
Of the City Of Evansville.
DEAR Shat meeting Of the Board OF Di.
re,tors Of this Bank, held Friday morning, June
lSAnstant, the following proceedings We're had
. In view Of the value OF the Fire Department
as protection to the property OF the city and as
expression OF the appreciation by this Bank, OF
the prompt ard efficient services at all times, when
fires occur, rendered by the c. npanies composing
that department.,
Ii is unanimously resolved. That the sum Of one
hundred dollars be presented by this Bank to the
Chief OF the Fire Department, for appropriation by
him to the use of the several Fire Companies OF
the city. in such manner Is they may direct"
II affords me pleasure to communicate the fore
going and to state that the sim named, one hun
dred dollars, is subject TO your order.
Very respectfully, -"
- +-r Wv. RATHBONE,
President.
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7T1d A FORTUNE OF 7s
e S7O,OOO!!!s 591
TO he HAD
FORTEN DOLLARS r

V~..s eJ VsVOOsss A4~V
TO ne HAD
FORTEN DOLLARs!.
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES!
authorized by the State OF Georgia.
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN
& CO.. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each Of their Sing lumber Lotteries for Juue, 1853
al AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, ;he superin-
tendencc Of Commissioners. 81
CLASS rs, lar
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georsa,in public,
+, -, on SATURDAY, June 9Th, 1855. go
aFe CLASS 10, rtng
To be drawn in the City OF Augusta, Ieorgsp public,
on SATURDAY, June laih, 1858.
1890 CLASS 20, 20 -aLrtf e.
To he drawn In he City of Augusta, Georgia. IN public
ftH ~ On SATURDAY, June l:th, 1883 te
20 7't CLASS Fl
To be drawn in the City Of ugusa, Georgia, In public
i on SATURDAY, june seth, ls5s,
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
FIVE rho SaND F0UR HUNDRED
aoa dND iETGHPEF7VEPRIZgSe -.
o oNearIys One Prize 70 every Mine Tickets.
~ NtFICENT SCHEME: go
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SAILS BOOKS.
= % slois.1 REc6RD BOOKS 2.
ma every ossr Kind Of Blank aud Melnsrl iiun
9pes Of every sire; Buff, Yellow, White ard Hue
nks OF al kinds; Gold Pen and pen Toiaefs Letter
Clamps, Sand Boxes, Gum Rtnd< Inkstand. ~ n,
very srea, variety sc - go - :
-~~s fules, Desk Pals.
Zen hickf, - - nlcttine Bosfd,
Letter StalBps, p, papT VI sights,
- larc Measures, Pnrlh onies,i
POI t-folios, Work Basket-a
and Wrapping Paper Of all kinds s,l r!es, u he
.ound at N. L., J0HSS0NSs
apis-tf FRS, 81, b,t~ecli Main and Lecust.
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R. S. HOWERD.
WILLIAM p. DAVIS,

Successor &c l.. very,)
MANUFACTURERS OF HYDRAULIC CEMENT
.-. aud dealer In
PLASTER OF PARIS,
South side of Main street, between Bank and Pearl
NEW ALBANY; INDIANA.
es-Ali orders promptly attended to at the usual
terms OF Manufsctpgrs. mylf SIN.
The Most Interesting New Book.
I'HE PITTS STREET CHAPEL SERMONS DE
Il hvered In Boston by clergyDen OF six different
denominatiois. Certainly the finest book lately pnb
hshed; each sermon being by Of our most talented
minister's The sale has been Jus, received
and for sac at DOBELLS CONYNGTON'S.
Sugar.
TWENTY-FIVE bbls. Loaf, e5 do. Pulverised IS do
l. Crushed, Just received aud for sale by
mays TENNEY SORENSOv
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MISCELLANEOUS.
d Evansville Coming Up to, the
Y ~ Demands of the Times.@ -
~ R.hNARr,

ID. se R,. 3 ~ A " T ,"s aSs'
FoRrHE FOLLOWING MILLS AND
n MACHINES. offers Tor sale 81
The Great Eastern Corn HuSker,
ssr SHIEBBER AND ULEANER. :.
Which viii Shell from ieoe p 900 bushels .perday
Alto oe
1.-THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT.
, afu", FAs Great Norezty ef fss Ddy.."
Iiythe best Mill ever invented for the Farmers use
II viii make TEN varieties Of product. II will grind
the Corn and Cob, for feeding an mails. &c makes
coarse tine meal may be wanted and it viii bolt
the palas erinds il ,or leave Il ulbolteda at the OPP
ton OF te operator. II viii grind Spices, Drugs or
ainost any other substance which requires the opera
n Of grinding 1t does all these things, and requires
but little power 10 drive IT. hsiao lita - -
TIE GREAT BENGAL TIGER. Of
Iss sIiir sesi<red 10 eaes fe Various grades Of
hominy, and is one Of the best Machines eyernveted
Rradford'S Portable Burr Mill.
TATTOO well known TO need descsi ption- 1t IL the
cheApest and at the sam tine the easiest kept in re-
chimes can be seer II operation at k3W
'sl1q III ART = IN IL T. s, 4I,
Corner of Second aaa Canal Streets here the public
invited call the latest improvements of
the age before purchasing elsewhere. All order. will
he promptly filed. lsT q st Il. IL. HALT. 2
jan2s u WITT go -..
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- 100000 frs. quality 80 yellow poplaE shingles,
superior 70 any in the city, Al>n, large lot OF Pe
Shingles, Dressed FLOORING, Dressed Ceiling, Jus, re
ceiyed and FOR sale cheap ~ the NEW LUMBER
YARD, corner II Main nd Eighth streets.
fels dtY WATSON ,NEWBERRY & co.
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= d<y9fc dise1eFs. Il - -.'t-.tt t-
rEyO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis
IL eases, such as SpernlatOrTh5ra, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotence, GvnOrTho,a, elect, syphilis, the
Vice OF Cnarism, FOR Seif.atuse, Nc, kc Hui
II The Howard Association, in view of tlc awful des-
rueton OF human lHe, caused by Sexual Diseases and
the deceptons Iaictlced upon the unf,rtunare victims
OF such Diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeons az h&Tstssie ac, worthy
OF ter name. ~ open Dspensary for the treatment
of this Class OF dseasrs in all their FORMS and n give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all wllo apply BY
letter, with description Of their condition, cage
cupatOn, habits Of life, &c, aud ia cases OF extreme
poverty, furnish Medicines free OF charge. 1t l.
needless 90 add thar the Association Commands the
highest Medical skis az the age, an Will furnish the
most approved modern tseatmcn'.
The Directors, areview OF the past, feel assured
that their labors in this ,iers OF h-nevOlet effort,
have bten Of great benefit to the afflicted especially
% the young and they have resolved u devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, TO hs very impotaii bat
much despsed cause-
just pao.izled by the Association Repor. on Seer
matOrrhoa. or Seminal " eakness The Nice afabnsn-
ISM Ma trtrasion Sefahuse- and other diseasesof
the Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon wr-s
will re sent by mail, tina sealed letter envelope, Free
OF Charge, the receipt Of two stamps, For post
age Fi'la1 If p"
address. foe Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE T..
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Hovfrd Associa-
ton, No. South Ninih street, Philadelpbia, Pa.
BY order OF the DIRECTORS. Fa
EZRA D HEARTYELL, Pre.'t
GCn 80 =
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DR. Morse's Indian Root Pills sold w all dealers
in Medicines. eEl EEeD .liiftJ ~
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet in
the land Parties desiring the agency via address as
above for the terms. $500 "a III
pree % cents per box, five boxes x5T scrt re-
eipt Of 81, postage pail. Ian II -dSwiyl eu
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eERrIFIcAgEsss.5 bse

WINSDoko', =. y. March =, lHs.
L. David Eikin,d hereby certify that ham been
badly afflicted for two months with inflammatory rheu
malsu ;yne Of my Jess teing rnoc .xeIler s)ifi and
sore-so that found Il exceedingly dicplt TO walk
attic sti joint has been twice rubbed With Prof
Deffraths celebrated Electric Oil within thirty haurs
and now have the perfect cof the afflicted limb
was nj so troubled with partial deafness my left ear
and-ty single application OF the Eiecirir ms hesA
ing has been greatly improved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-21
DIR. JOHN MiCEK ISIS.

Keep Cool, Clean and Healthy.
n HAVE a few shower Baths. neat article, suita-
u bic FOR abedroOm. For sale w
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-07

Liquors, &c.
ono BBLS Roanoke Whiskey,
AOO so do Old Buck Eye do
so do Boston Rum,
20 Hhds prime Molasses,
20 do do Port Rico Sugar,
100 boxes No. /, Soap,
100 do Adamantine Candies,
LOO bags prime Rio Coffee,
so do Laguayra do
20 do old Govt. Java Coffee,
100 Bbls Crushed Powdered A & G Sugar,
so kegs prime Oiange County Butter
l26 Bbls No. !, trimed herrings,
so do No. 8, Mackrol,
so do Cincinnati Mess Pork,
30 do Patapsco family Flour,
100 do superfine and Extra,
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco of all kinds
500 sacks Blown and q. A. Salt,
Starch, ground and Grain Pepper, Mustard,
Yeast Powders, Bacon Lard, &C., in store and
for sale low to the trade by
LEIGH BRO.
de rs No. 5, Newtons Wharf.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-07

vAR1E s.-An opportunity is Of
fered TO THE WITS OF THE CITY, by the
fair beneficiary on Monday night, Miss Cor
della Cappell, for the display of the talents
of our city wags. A Silver Cup is offered as
a prize to the perpetrators of the best origi
nal conundrutn and Tin Cup for tn
worst. The cups are on exhibition at Mr.
Freeman's Jewelry Store, Main street.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-07

UNION BRIDGE Crossing this bridge
during the rain of Tuesday last, a thought
suggested itself to our mind which we
think, il acted upon will not only admin
lister to the comfort of pedestrians but
will serve also 20 preserve the bridge
from speedy and certain decay. 1t was
this that sufficient number Of auger
holes be bored in order that the water
may run of, and not as it does now, in
time of rain, stand in large pools from
one end of the ridge to the other much
to the discomfort of passengers, an
much to the injury of the bridge,