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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-13

ty Let each branch Of the Committee put
in their papers.
Quitman called for order. saying he was
ready to show that the Committee had done
is 1uty.
The Speaker said the reports could be read
by general consent. and il would be proper
for the House to take such action as they
think proper.
English appealed to all sides of the House
to receive the papers, and fix day for their
consideration.
Washburn Of Maine objected.
Harris, of Maryland. offered proposition
that each branch of the Committee, present
their papers, and postpone further corsidera-
tions tillTuesd v.
Underwood offered similar proposition.
Both were objected to.
Campbell suggested to English TO offer a
proviso that no amendment be made to the
repo' Of the majority in form of bill to ad :
nit Kansas 80 long as any five persons OF
the Committee desire to be heard on the
facts.
Colfax asked English to modify his propo-
sition so az tocall only for the official report
Of the Committee.
Stephens did not know where the official
journal was kept. There was no clerk, and
no journal read 10 the Committee. He never
heard il read, and did not call it official, un-
less sanctioned by the Committee.
Morrill, suggested the informal submission
of reports. AMI that the pending question be
post poned till Friday next.
Washburn explained why he objected to
English's proposition. He thought If the
House adopt the report OF the majority, it
would amount to Legislative action.
Stephens said IL was not the object of the
Committee TO append bill To the joint reso-
Int e. h. Il ofE
Washbprnc said you can have your Report
introduced into the records Of the Committee.
Stephens said-l stand upon the rights of
the Committee.
Adrian said they were approaching def
mite point. The great excitement had passed
off. If English's proposition was correct it
ought to be adopted.
English asked unanimous consent that
Stephens and Harris be permitted to present
their Reports, that they might he printed, but
not with bill or joint resolution appended.
Jones. Of Tenn, moved that the pending
appeal be laid on the table. Negatived, 100
against Ill.
Harris said his proposition embraced the
whole case fairly and fully. and would Ste
phens, or other members of the Committee.
object to the minority hereafter presenting
their views in reportl
Stephens said he would not.
Lstcher said he would not object TO Harris
making report in a regular way; but he
objected that the minority should take the
chance with a demurrer. and when that fail
ed. take another chance by making a report.
Harris claimed nothing at the hands of
the majority Of the Committee; but a. they
expressed an anxiety for proposition on
which all could unite, he Submitted the pro-
position Us one fairness: but apprehending
objections. he would call attention to the
subject now, II Letcher and his friends had
determined on their course. His cource was
fxed.
lie then withdrew his appeal saying. as
the objection had been made to the present
action Of the minority report, he would let
the majority take the chances for the intro
duction af their report.
House adjourned till Monday.
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LATER FROM UTAH.


The Council Bluffs Bugle. of the Sd, SAYS
that Sir. Wingate, just arrived from Salt
Lake, reports no snow IN Salt Lake Valley
and very little in the mountains. He came
by a route known only to mountainecrs. by
which horsemen in single file can pass. This
undiscovered route passes between perpen-
dicular rocks for thirteen miles, many places
being only three feet wide, and completely
covered with roof of rock.
The Mormons are manufacturing small
cannon with percussion locks and telescope
sights. They will carry two pound ball,
with as much certainty as common rifle
will. one hundred and twenty yards. They
are also making five hundred revolvers per
week, and manufacturing coarse powder for
mining purposes.
A skirmish between Mormon picket
guard and the army had taken place, in
which two Of the former, and four OF the lat
ter were killed.
Young is willing that the civil officers shall
come into the Territory and enter upon their
duties. but says IL the army attempt to enter
the valley. they will be resisted.
On the oath of January, Young preached
TO nine thousand people, all of whom rose
when Young requested those in favor of Civ
ing the troops hellr to rise.
A letter from Capt Marcy. dated aos
January oath, says. he was ffty-six DAYS
making the trip. For two hundred miles
they encountered snow from two TO tive feet
deep. They made only thirty miles in ten
days, and lived on starved mules eleven DAYS.
One man persisted. and many were badly
frozen. They lost forty four out of sixty-six
mules.
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Philadelphia Market.

IHILADELPHIA, 1AHItII T.
The inspections Of -four for the week
amount to only l4.25s bbs. Market firm,
but entirely devoid of activity. Sales o.
shipping brands att so; extra at 4 s7G5 %:
aud extra family and fancy, from 81 to
6 %. Rye flour steady at IL; and corn
meal at 81. Wheat ofgood quality want
Ell at lc.G2'. advance. Sales of prime red
at 0S@l 10, and white at S09l 81; Rye
wanted at zoe. Corn in active request, and
5000 bushels yellow sold at G0GSlc. Oats
command $50. Provisions held with in
creased firmness. 400 bbls mess pork sold At
10 50Gl7 0O; $50 casks bacon ut ll14@l2K
for hams; 9H@I01l for sides, and 5K@Sc.
for shoulders. Bulk meats continue as last
quoted. Dressed hogs command &C.,; lard
looking up; sales Of barrel ut 1914, and keg
at ll11l cash. Whisky dropping; SAFES at FL
@2lX.
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New York yfarlke Of.

New YORK, March In
Flour frnl sales of 5000 bbls. Wheat
firm: 1000 bushels sold. Corn firm; 10000
bushels sold at 6S for white; yellow un-
changed. Ness pork advanced Sc; quoted az
sl6 50. Prime pork advanced lOc; quoted ut
sl3 60. Lard firm a. 9X@lOH. Whisky
dull. Beef quiet.
..f NEW YORK, March l2-PX
Cotton closed quiet; sales of 1000 bales
Flour firm: sales of 10000 bbls. Wheat
buoyant: sales OF 5000 bushels at 81 3O9l 81
for Southern white. Corn; sales 81 900 bush
at 6S@6s for white, and Tie for yellow, ad-
vance of &C on each. Mess pork advanced
SC; quoted at SIG S0@l6 So. Bacon qu ct at
S5zCG9JS for hams. and 65z@9Z Tor shout
ders. Lard firm at 95ssGl0H. Tallow lO]z.
Sugar aud coffee firm: sales of 400 bags
Rio. Tobacco 6@lT. Rice dull. FreightS
more active and frmer,
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March l2-M
Flour dull and declining; 300 bbls. sold
at 65@3 as for superhne. Whisky l6H,
and in isir demand. Provisions unchanged,
and not much doing. Holders firm. No
change in other articles. The river has fall
len two inches during the last twenty four
hours. Weather clear; mercury 40.
CINCINNATI, March l2-PM
Flour unchanged, and in fair demand /;
2s0O bbls sold ut SIS 65@3 10. Whisky un-
changed; | 200 bbls sold at 1919. Provisions
unchanged, and not much done; holders
firm. Sales Of 400 bbls mess pork at sl5 II
@I5 25; 80 900 lbs buik shoulders sold at So +,
and 500 bbls lard at ~. Groceries firm and
buoyant. Sugar 14s. Molasses S4G35.-
Coffee llMl2c
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The Weather.

March l2.-Telegraphed at nine o'clocl
this evening by the f. II W. line.
Nashville-Clear; mer. 50.
Prairie In Cbien-C ear; mer. As.
Milwaukie-Clear; mer. As.
Fulton-Plcasant; mer. 81,
Rock Island Pleasant; mer. 81.
'Burilngton-Mercury 50.
Dubuque-Mcrcury So.
lndianapolis-Clear; mer. ~.
Cineinnati-Clear; mer As.
Butfalo-Cloudy; mer IS.
Quebec-Mercury 5.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10.
Albany-Clear; mer. 80.
Portland-Clear: mer. Is.
Calai>-Pleasant; MGR. 10.
Sackville-Cloudy; mer. Is.
Halifax-Cloudy; mer. Sc.
Bungor--C!car; wind y. w
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Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale on
Accommodating Terms.

TENHE undersigned offers two Frame Two Story
u Dwelling Houses. - lnE,e .strns't. near Rety,
IIannev Co.'s Foundry. heg lnts NJ. u and 70 in
block X, IN Stockwelrs Enlargement. Tie Dwellings
are nearly new, well luiltcnntainirC 1--WE ana six
rosrls ench Either win make cCmfcrtahle home
for man n inc'e~t'e ci~rums'arces. They viii hf
sold at bargain, tie owner has left town and gone
20 farming.
Tfnat sold before tho SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. they
viii then he nut up ~ auction 70 the highest idder.
The sale will commence AZ ~ O'Clock. A NJ.
For further particulars. apply to Mr.. Garvin, Rea
mars WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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Steamer sunk.
cu.
ST. LOUIS, March 12-,

ST. Lofts, March l2-M
The steamer Lady Walton arrived at JEFF
ferson Barracks yesterday with two hundred
troops from Fort Smith.
The steamer Arkansas, with two hundred
additional troops from the same fort. sunk
one hundred and sixty miles below Cairo.
II is not yet ascertained whether any lives
were lost. The troops belong to the Seventh
Infantry, and are destined for Utah.
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The RIVER at TIL. point continues to fall
slowly.
The spendid packet Southerner will be up
tomorrow for Louisville.
The Missouri river has been closed with
ice ct lie Claire fourteen miles above Rock
Island, and buggies are driven across.
The steamer Comet has been attached ut
Memphis for debts amounting to $4,000.
A new steamer, the War Eagle, leaves
Cincinnati to day for the Upper Missouri.
The Glendale will be down to-day for
Memphis.
The Peter Tcllon discharged at our levce
yesterday, over Que hundred and fifty tons OF
groceries for Evansville merchants. The
Diana discharged nearly the same amount
Thursday. The spring stock of groceries,
offered in this market this season will be I'M
usually large.
The Alvin Adams is the packet for Mem
phis this morning, and the John Briggs FOR
Louisville this afternoon. Both excellent
boats, in charge Of clever officers.
The Pocahontas arrived ut this port yes-
tcrday, with cargo of sugar for Waonsh.-
She lett New Orleans on the 49,. Of Febru-
airy. Owing to the low stage of water in
Wabash the sugar will be reshipped by the
f. d c. K. L. to It's destination.
The WEATHER Yesterday was univer-
sal subject OF remark. Business on the leveg
revived, and at noon Il half dozen boats were
busily engaged discharging and receiving
freight. The Vim. Baird from Cincinnati
South. The Robt. J. Ward and Peter Tel
lon passed up from New Orleans.
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Anu-Lecompton Meeting.

CLEVELAND, March Pm
a crowded anti-Lecompton meeting was
held last night ut the Melodeon, and was ad-
dressed by the Hon. F z. Stanton ard others.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the Dem
ocracy OF Cleaveland opposed to the admis.
sion of Kansas unler the Lecomp.on Consti-
tuition.
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NEW York, March l2-u

An arrival from tho River Platte furnishes
advices from the surrounding country to tie
10th January.
The war was continued at Monte Video,
but without vigor. The city was besieged,
although communication with the country
was free.
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AZ ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate nav be
sold Tor the payment OF City Taxes assessed thereon:
SECTION l.. BE II ordained by the Common Council
the City Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage Of this Ordinance, il shall and nav he lawful fuf
tie City Collector at time after the first Monday In
October, and before the second Monday Of March Of
each the taxes assessed, real estate.
ehery the seizure and e of the goods and chattes
Of the owner claimant thereof by selling the los
or piece of ground tse e. upon which the tax remains
unIaid much thereof may lie necessary to pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWs0N, Mayor.
WELL III. WALKER. Clerk, felS
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NEW YORK. March l2-M

An arrival furnishes Balze and Honduras
advices to the 18th February.
The Legislature had passed law author
izing the importation OF 1000 Coolies or Sc
poys.
The small pox was prevalent.
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Sale of the Lamasco Market House.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

EkRDEBED That the owners % lots in Block No. -,
W baEiasco, cause plarF side walk, four feet In
width 10 le laid down along the north side Of said block
on frIkl 2 street. within tcn.dEy after the yublics
ton of Alas notice, and in cfu thereof, the Common
Council VIII l-0ceed 10 perform said work, ard the
costs ana expenses accuing there y, will he assessed
70 and COLLECTED Nv sale 81 said property, LA1ch
thereof a. will satf=fy said lien an costs.
by order Of the Common Council:
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
mar2-lt (NoiksbOie copy.)
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SEALED PROPOSALS

VA I'LL be received until next Saturday night, 9th
inst, at the office of the unders gned, for 10
OIL up Vine street to the proper grade The earth 70 DO
taken from Tenth street, Crescent Enlargement. nv
bringing the same to grade. Should any deficiency
occur, the will be made up ty excayating suf-
tc!eut quantity from Ninth street heue.D Vine and
Sycamore streets, TO complete the grade 90 Vine street
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
rn,rnInt fyoiksbrte conv1
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River News.

PIrT.BuxG, March l2-M-River swelled
little yesterday, hut is now falling, with 4
feet inches by the pier mark. weashe,
clear.
LouIsvILLr, March l2-Y-Siver falling
Five feet ten inches in the canal. Weather
clear.
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TO MAsONs AND CONTRACTORS

TEIHE COMMON COUNCIL Of the Guy Of Evans
"a vile are prepares 10 receive Sealed Proposals up
70 Saturday the 18th day e March, 1853, for building
extension TO the Division street Cuiyert, North
las; Of the Canal, Of as feet in length:
Pa. and Specifications are now file In the ONCE
OF the uldersiCBed. WELL ii. WALKER, CPk.
h.o.p A
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NOTICE.

a IL persons concerned, viii take notice that GER
~ tifcate given by the School Commissioner o.
Nauderiiurg county TO Walter Beal5 Septcmber
25th 49, nr the purchase Ct lot No. the rla OF
the School lands and bcirg the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter OF section &c, town s. south range
II west, containing ~ acres more less, which certif
as-ig ne bv sad Beal 10 Ambrose Yearsl
j. the property Of the UNDERSIGNED nun Ia.
has been lost and deed made for said laid aud hak
the undersigned intends 10 apply 20 the Auditor u
county for new certificate according tlA law in
That case provided. ANTONY KOSrAR.
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BOSTON March 10

DOsTON MNICN II N.
The ship Helen, of Boston, from London
to Melbourne, was burnt at sea on the 9Th
December last. Her crew were saved, and
arri we'd at Galley.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March lI-PN
Flour 81 50. Wheat 81 05. Corn 55c.-
Mess pork $40 and dull. Prime pork SlS.-
Bacon hams 916c: bacon sides &c.
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FOREIGN.
EMPLOYMENT.
$50 q Month and all Expenses Paid

$50 a Month and all Expenses Paid.
AN AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
"a and COu ~ in the United States, "a engage in a
re -pecta5le and easy business, by whish the above
profits may he c,rtlny realized. For :ul PARTICULARS
address II, M0NNETr {. co corner If BroCme aud
sfaInp. frllf d & vim
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Kuneg unda Rensch-
! v Ter has cen appointed the admdstTatrix Of tho
estate Of Matthias Rensselaer, ceased and he requests
all persons having claims against the estate to present
them 10 ROD0LPH KEHR, Esq. for settlement, and
those de ted to the estate will make payment 10 VI.
KEHR wlthost delay.
KtNEGCNDA RENSSELAER,,
rare-lw Adminikratxlx.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVENto the qualified
Voters OF the City Of Evansville, that Tire Annual
City Election for the purpose OF electing nineteen ue)
Cour cilmen; One City CLERK; One City Collector
One Civ Treasurer; One City Marshall; One u y
Assessor; One City Recorder, and One City Surve,
will take place on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL.
being the 9TH day thereof The polls will open
fOOwiT places, tO-wit:
Upper Precinct-At the Neptune Engine House. e.
H. DeGarmo, Esq Inspector.
Middle Precinct-At the Young America Engine
House, Robert Fergus, Esq, Inspector.
Lover, or Lama-co Prccnct-At the Union Engine
House, Daniel Chute, Esq Inspector.
Discretionary power is gwen 20 each Inspector 10
appoint their own judges and CLERK.
BY order Of the Common Council.
WELL. III. WALKER, OH.
milo (Nolksbote and Enquirer copy till Ord Of Aprl9
Sale Of the Lamasco Market House.
TU'pE CITY MARSHAL, will, on the 18th dsy OF
III March, proceed to sell the Old Lamasco Market
liouse-he same to be removed within given time
PAYMENT for same TO be in either cash City Orders
at time of sale
By order OF Common Council:
WELL II. wALKER, Clerk.
Dar2lot VOlksbote copy.)
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.

MARCH II.
Republic. New Orleans to Louisville.
Twichell, Louisville to New Orleans.
Monarch, Cincinnati to Neg Orleans.
Pocahonta.. New Orleans to Wabash.
vx, n. st. Louis 10 Pittsburgh.
Tellsn, nsew Orleans 10 Louisville.
Fairy Out zen, Nashville tn Cincinnati.
Baltic, Louisville to New Orleans.
X. j. Ward New Orlean to Louisville.
Fred Iron. Cincinnati 10 st. Louis.
Dunleith, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Bowling Green, Bowling Grecnto Evansville
Scioto, Louisville to Henderson.
Queen Of the West, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Greenville. Bowling Green TO Evansville.
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FOR RENT.
LAND FOR SALE
cows WITH YOUNG CALVF
MISCELLANEOUS.

e>sUEDRIES.-
- 81 hhls Tanners oil;
- coils Manila Rope, large size:
81 loxes Cheese; ts
&c sacks fine Liverpool ss:i
co boxes Ierrings;
1000 bundles Wrapping Paper;
10 gross Bonnet Boards, In store ard for sale ~
fei9 TETNEy.& S0RESSON.
ENTUEAT SACKS
~ 3r0 Two Bushel 0SnabuTgh Sacks, Just rec'
and for sale by. lSep,5l l.. 6. BABGOCK.
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STAR AND ADAMANTINE
O a M DIES.

~ 49, u. - 49, 49, 49, f---S
VUNllE undersigned continue the manufacture of
y their celebrated Candles, of the different sizes,
fohr, five, six and seven to the pound.
ALL WARRANTED FULL WEIGHT.
Consumers will find Il greatly to their intere To Use
COUNT.
Many Candle that are really tn the pound
branded aud 81 III ~ skies, iSing difference against
the con inner OF tive pounds To the box. The varia
ton usually made in the price is not proportioned
this difference, a. the following state nent shows:
A BOX or SEyENS CONTAINS 2t- CANDLES, AND rs
SOLD FOR y POUNDS WHICH rs THE ACTUAL WEIGHT.
BOX or - o., OR "SHoRT WEIGHT SINRS,"
CONTAINS ONLY $40 CANDLES, SAME SIZE AS TIE
SENENS, AND Is SOLD ron FORTY POUNDS.
Supposng the price Of the former 70 he % cents and
the latter cents, there will ~ difference of twenty
cents in price and Candles in count per hox in
favor Of the full weight Candles To- retiilers and
and thiswill I've increased five cents per box
for every cent advance in price.
Those interested would do we'll 10 examine the sub
lest for themselves.
PROCTOR & GAMBLE,
mars-,mis y West Second street, Cincinnati.
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!
c.REPARgp BY DIT. SANFORD. Is A GREAT

EDKEPAKEU bl DIE cANfUKD, + A GREAT
i Scientific Me1ic'L Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures slmost great To- believe. II cures by
magic even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required 20 cure any Wind OF
Lyr Complaint fran the " Irst Jaundce or Dyspep.
STA to common headache, all ~ which are the result
of a Diseased Liver.
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$. A Book for Every Mans Library.''

"A Book for Every Mans Library"
VrXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED IN ALL
Ia paris " the country to obtain suhscrbers for the
TORY, Ancient and Moteru. OF THE WHOLE
EIorsntI h3,rS Ind iIn..ratsd Win 800 b,a,,.fp,
engravngs aud 20 maps Price 50. Sold only by the
Agents, to each of whom special district will re
given. Rare inducements offered The .'lioHe Jour
nal" savs Of this work: No family whatever should
he without it," For full particulars address.
GEORGE W. ELLIOTT, Publ sher,
mario No. IL William ST., New York.
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Among the hundreds Of Liver Remedies now offered
- the public, there none We ~ fully recon-
mend rs Dr. sanford stnvigolor, generally known
nov throuch1utthe Unin. This preparation Is truly
Liver Invgoratcr, prDucing the most happy results
on all ghO use u. Almost innumcaNIe ce~tihcates
have heen gVeu Of the great virtue of this medicine tv
those ef the highest Standing in society, and We know
ITO he the hes, preparation before the pubic-UpSoy
CoCSrY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
". BIERB0WER, Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD Il CO,
mari Projectors, 3i5 Broadway New YorS.
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TERMS OF SALE:

One fourth or the purchase money 20 he paid down,
and the remaindern thr e equal annual instruments
with interest PAYABLE annually. the purchaser giving
his notes and 0rtgcg for the purchase money remain
ina unpaid. General Warrantee deeds will be given
The title to the property has heen carefully examined
Nv competent men, and is perfect
Maps and Plans NAV he seen in The office OF The IN
derSzrsd, and in the Journal thu ENQUIRER and Vnks
bote offices, and in the JlerK's ard Recorders Offices.
For further particulars enquire ~
DENLY & LCNKBNHElMER,
Agents FOR The purchase and sale Of Real Estate Ey
srS 10 T~aifa ~
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male Obstruction removes
,and makes a perfect cure.
dttely relievescholic while
sa sure cure for cholera
Five Of cholera.
'yill prevent the recur-
! while il relieves AL pain.
needed 10 throw ont Ofthe
Tcine after \ ong sickness.
,Iaundiceremovesa all yell
" from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes fooS digest we'll.
cures Chronic Dimrh93
hummer and bowel come
Ir.tlOse.
attacks caused by worras.
rem, there is no surer, SAT-
The world as " never fails.
! n these statements: thew
i've can give ey dence TO
IL are .iying their unan-
favor.