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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05

n number CT gears @as et@pSo ss"1s
the intr reduction Of DR.. j. Hostetter's celebrated
Bitters TO the public The. prejudice existing IN
the minds of many persons against what are de-
nominated patent medicines, at first retarded its
sale bnt as its virtues aud met its became known,
this barrier of prejudice was overthrow, and the
demand increased 80 rapidly that ia few years
scarcely village existed in the United States, In
which the afflicted had not experienced the benefits
ari ting from the use of the Buffers, and at the
present day there are to be found IN ALL PARTS
OEfHEWORLD vouchers for the great merits 81
the article No greater cure for dysps psia CA. be
found. 81 y 81 Ha 4 Il .+sf "a
: For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, ssse
rvVrhereI "a Nd fti rli't howl
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Special Notices.

HOlISs1Gy's PSfs cleanse the blood OF
all degenerating pan ticles, and render Il pure an
healthy fluid. Its action is gentle, but sure a"l
reliable. Fever and ague, and the periodicai r'S
eases most prevalent this continent are prevent
ed by timely use Of this marvellous remedy ana
cured by course Of the same according 10 the u
rections that accompany each box ,7f7-is1l
Sold AT the Man6factory, No. so. Maiden Lane.
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c,, Csc, and
81 per box. f-t t't.A y thoS@
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Z CRESCENT CITYaGALl cry.

WE ALL follow interest in spite of vain 4lk,
And TO those who deal fairly, 10 them " should
walk > go fI..sr1. n al. "a
Now you who want Pictures, both cIleapa, FIRST
rate, =. .....-..- .I-.sy
Bring your dimes to SMITHS Gallery. (you u'n''r
have to waltz. ! .,-..-.- ...-..- s-..s.s
He fears competition from one or the other,
But looks upon each as friend and brother;
He cares aot for show, hor putting nor bloWin
Mock soiFees, CANNON, assuretly knowlnS.T -4
That he makes the trade, who gives most Tor the
cash; = r-4-s r ..re.r IN
The people notfing about any grand splash f'
Now, ali who ssnt Pictures, large ones or small,
should. wiihssat more delay, on Dir. Smith call -
The Court House. You know, JH-t over the way,
Examine his P;ctnres-we know what you'H say
The best in the city, and cannot hs beat
In finish or priee--and by way OF - treat,
To Ladies' and Families he lessons his pay
Come alongs friends, don't neglect itadaya q ~-
sePlo-niiE IL Ha.1ll-I.
TRgO BA l,G0 AND C6fARS-IOO BxS.
III choice braads Va. Tobocco; ual .s5ssH -.
80 boxes fixes and sights dO;F 81 .t-51f .r-
" Bouts Twist i'm foi) do; 7a-.s8 -.-
- Dc light pressed Va. do; s.
rftg 10 oadGaes Blue Hens Chicken dosf
20 do Thomas Twist "a. do;
-sf b do - aees'' do a4atH do; z.
..ta a. 4 case aSilyer Roll do; ( 4.
18a.o00 ass a German Cigars; %. a-7H . . ..
.il 250R0 HaNanna do; -.....-.t.-+ A -..
15O,Od9 Half Spanish do. In store and for sale
low by E.I WHEELER d RIGGS,
.uqs-ts No. IL, Cor. First and Sycamore SITS.
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p@ The theatres are making the most of
"Ossawattomie Brown" as we'll as bogus
Democratic politicians. He is made to "point
a moral and adorn a tale in new piece
written by H. Mattison and played at the
National Theater, New York city.
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sep3
Wholesale Clothing House.
EVEN KeE.aRS .AGO, THE WHOLE

N
II Clothing trade of the West was comparatively
of small amount, and confined almost eXclu-
siyely to retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone Now this line of Goods has become
almost Indispensable part of the stock of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade,
however, this one has not been produced except for
the best of reasons. Among these the great
saving of material by cutting large quantity of
garments together-the superior work and speed OF
sewing machines in manufacturing-the great
ing of time in waiting for your F'turn' at the Tai
lor's-the uncertainty of then getting salts
factory nit and above all the saving of least
O,e-half the cost of the garment in the price. For
a number of years this has only been a part of our
general Dry Goods business, but we have made
arrangements to devote our whole house exclu-
siyely to it alone with such lines of Notions and
Furnishing Goods will be necessary and desirable
in that trade Believing that the true interest Of
the trade will be to sustain ui in this enterprise,
would especially announce that we have
hand one of the largest and most desirable
stocks ef WELL MADE CLOTHING that was
ever offered to the trade of the West.
We respectfully solicit a call from all old
friends and the trade generally. We charge moth
ing for Snoring goods and not much if you bay
them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt time
buyers low,as any house in the trade. A liberal
discount also made all cash sales.
80 -T .sa.+ WIN. L. FRENCH & CO.,
sep3 1' No. 20 Main street.
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N4ORRECTTO.N-.H.g.N'Y. PROPLI

CfORRECTIO.N.y F'EOPLE
u. are under the. impression that kosser Bros.
i % are keeping fine silk an'l fancy dress goods
ouIy. For the Inflammation Of such We would state
CALICOES, GINGHANS, DEBAGES, Merinos,
wool hanuels, the best of canton fannes, linseys,
bIeacled and brown shfrtngs and sheetings, &c
Also sattnets, jeans and cslssimeres, for men and
vs. we,tr. Gait IN and examine.
f..-. . ss.e-s a = A., ,HoSSEfr BROS CO
oct ID - = = : - = No. 30 Main street.
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oH0M.;YS!, $; ;aIgcMEAh 3 60, Kf

HOH.S' S. .nETCAEzL s CO., RE-
&@ CEIVING, FORWARDING AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANTS.
Water street, between Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Rs Particular attention given to the forwardin
et general Merchandise and Produce, by River,
Canal, or Railroad ap29-6Ia
ApL.8UGHPERS q HODGE, Successors
~ to r. S. Heward;) Receiving Forwarding ana
Commission Merchants, No. Water street, near
main, Evansville, Indiana.
BD- Liberal advances made consignments to
New Orleans. +.---. 81. 81
R. c. SLAUGHTER. &C. G. SLAUGHTER VIM HODGE, JR
uov30-Iyd s-I.
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gHgRE U.N.DERSEG.N.EDH HAS OPEN
III ed II drawing class for mechanics. Those who
wish to join are requested to call at his Office in or
der u Aespeak the particulars. - u ss.s
- - J. X. FRlCK, Architect.
octI9 Office in Crescent City Bank Building.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ "a boxes various brands bright Virginia;
.-fj5, do Halves, Fiyes, and Fights ...
4A35lcaddfes ssPlanter's -Choice;'' -. .-lAy 4lt
81 do - Burrows"
- octs; - - GEO. FOSTER CO.
sMyXTR.5CTI IND ,CHfPS or LOEs-
NJ wood extract copperas, indigo, ma,ihrr Fand
6 general assor rnent IF ID ". stufts at 74s rr
-.s-- i4la1 -lu Es-- 81 NM ia P.sSTODDARDi-,
81 ocflssasza ere k.-ss lai IL Main
]V9E Gaffsnl P.ERTER, ron.
Az dc telfroni ctsstilS; xpressly for family use
ar WM IT, r, ST0DDARDS,
octle ~ As-e " Main street
H1RFaNKD SHG-E8s, Rn0.n lie
Hk< "a, m. ma. for SAIL. al SICkERY BROS.
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Esansfiile Paper Mills!
EuNke PROPHET OR .
G. .SCHMiTT, & STARK, AGENTS,
.... No 3 -, First ST., Evansville
So Always ON hand and for sale AT Eastern prices,
all qualities of Wrapping paper. - ,sLzf p
sizs Rags at the highest market price, taken IN
eNcbange for paper. 1ai b. y octlsm6
ACtHRRsE! CWBEsE!-JUsT RE
u ceiyed per steamer Maclsy-20 boxes extra
HaInbur&h cheese, "a superior article for cutting
out 10 boxes English Dairy-7yery hne--tor IA mi
Iy use at EREkINE, CURNfCk CO.'S
o,.tl8 -'sH Al Main street.
&NUG.aK! sU6I.aB!-IsN' TORE .asN.D
~ for sale at reduced prices l00Oibs extra crush
ed sugar at lie per pound as fine q sample as can
lie funsId in the United States. 1000 lbs of snpe-
li1r grade OF New Orleans sugar, cheap at
OCT Is +s,- ERSKINE, CURNICk & co. s
-lls4I-4-- 3 f-5-. AZ Main street, sole agents.
aORH' .MOL.ESSkS .A.N.D SU4-zR I!
o. 100 bbls choice new Molasses;
= hhds g 50 Sugar
10 arrive by next steamer for
oct54 ES BABCoCK.
j ED.FTTE.N'G-150 BIZ ~ 9 C.4.N.N.GsL-
LID No. 1, just received and for sale by
4etl9a .sla8 GEORGE FOSTER CO.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE & GANNELToN
TRI-W EE KY PACKET.
ER.ECRRT TIME! Es.AGHET RRE-

EB.EChET TAME! kS.ECHET PRK-
AZ CESIl-The fast and light .s
passenger packet Aida, Capt ke>>71f9so~A=s~
CHARLEY DEsHLER, Clerks Worth seessses5
ington and Cooper, is now placed permanent
packet in the trade, and will leave Evansville pune
tually, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, and returning, will Pave Can
Melton every 4i-sf e4tflt
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
at y. NJ. For freight passage, apply board
aug4
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nInAM JosEE = " RE1NoLp
Auction and Commission,

=
HE .FEf JON y co., SUCCESSOR s
Eko to Woolsey C. Nelson, will continue the
Commission bus mess, both at private sale and al
auction, at the old stand, corner Main and Third
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, where
they viii pay particular attention to the sale I
everything entrusted to them they will attend 10
any auction sales anywhere in the city
Particular attention given TO the sale Of Lands
ind Town Lots, &c, &c. t--s febl7-Iy
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p@- The weather yesterday was disa-
greeably windy, and the dust was almost
too plenteous. Business was very brisk,
and freights plenty. The river continues
20 receie slowly at this point. We can
quote the following as the rates of freight,
which is considerable of an advance on for
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Fire and Inland Navigation

Hg BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DIS
PATCH AND FIDELITY -eaA =
ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent
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The calls or offerings at the banks for discounts
were not large to-day, nor was the surplus any
thing to boast of, that is, the amount above line
The purchase of quarter of million of exchange
and the ordinary discounts would throw most any
bank out Of line. There is considerable require.
ment Tor coin to meet duties at the Custom House
The importations are large for our city; in fact,
gold and silver are not too plenty. Under the ad.
vancing tendency of exchange we are likely to lose
some coin, which will be drawn for the West. The
Tennessee banks are short, and if they cannot oh
tain exchange at saving rates the gold must 20.
there are one million Of dollars Of drafts drawn in
Tennessee against cotton the proceeds are ordered
to be RENTED in checks and drafts on NewYork at
certain rates; if not to be had, the coin must 60
instead But our very good customer, Mr.. Bull,
does not send his gold here to pay for the cotton.
He sends iron, salt, (of which we have very large
receipts) dry-goods, crockeryware and some haber-
dashery; while Mr.. Crapeau sends us all the very
latest castoff fashions of Paris trash and gew-gaws
in payment for the good clean cotton which is
landed in his chief mart Havre and as the ex-
change market is now real paradox, it will be
well for our leading financiers to observe what
haven we drifting to, with the great fulcrum of
our immense trade (exchange) ruling apparently
against us. The exchange market cannot be con-
trolled by any one bank neither would a combina-
ton prove beneficial to general results. We learn
that the shipments of merchandise from Europe
will be large for the spring trade. New York will,
in all probability, be overstocked with every kind
and description of manufactures. All the odds and
ends of antiquated merchandise particularly cotton
fabrics will be forced on us. The manufacturers
of Great Britain have realized large profits during
the past eighteen months, and they feel disposed to
help us alongi on this side, and check the aspi-
rations Of our home manufacturers and instead of
sending gold hither to buy our cotton, they will
send their merchandise So far as the cotton trade
OF New Orleans is concerned, the cultivators of
cotton require gold or its equivalent which has to
be forthcoming from our banks when called for.
From the annexed figures it will be seen there
was a large falling off in the value of exports OF
produce from our port for the quarter ending the
3Oth September last. decline of Is get is fully
made out, as compared with the quarter of Septem-
Der 30, 1858:
VALUE OF EXPORTS PRODUCE of the growth and manufac-
ture OF The United States domestic produce port
and district of New Orleans for the fiscal
years Of being the third quarter the year
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see back Of this page for Shipping and
River Intelligence,

CKEscxFT 0TrrcE, No. 70 Camp street.
Tuesday Evening, Nov. %. 1859
The most important feature to-day in financial
circles was an advance in Exchange, particularly
ior SIGHT funds on New York This does not bode
any good. The counter rate for checks at the
'anks ruled at an eth dis, though early in the day
some negotiations were closed at dis. There were
other transactions in good sight drafts at dir. nm
to 100000, and further sales at dis. IN abort
sight five and ten days, there was some small sums
at 3@S dis. In sixty days sight there were trans
actions, footing up 100000, at la@l SIC and il
dis, with some transactions within the range Of ii
Gil dis. The most important sales were $50 600.
in three parcels, at 1915 dis. In foreign there was
disposition to operate on the part of buyers at
1099l09I for clear bills. There were some invest
ments at 109@l09I. Document bills of standard
signatures were very steady at 10s3@10sf, and in
some cases 1859. We quote extreme rates from los
@l0S3. In francs there were several small amounts
taken at 5.ls2 and 5.17a, though some Hrst-class
signatures were held at 5.164 on Paris direct. We
quote extremes on the Empire at large at 5.233@
Sly.
The following figures ruled on the 10Th Noyen-
-
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TOTAL value OF domestic productions 50 064
Value of foreign merchandise exported for time l2sO
S9.192433
This shows falling off from the corresponding
quarter of 1858, as will appear by the following
figures:
Vane Of exports for the quarter ending Sept 30 1856
Sept 30, 1857, 7,223, l57
Sept 30, 1855. II SIG, 596
Sept. 80, 1859. s064, 30
From the Boston Shipping List of November 81
GuNSY BAGs-The market for gunny bags remains without
change but notice inquiry Sales of 200 bales 3
average al about ac and loo bales 400 lbs
months ~"
Imports from January to November 10
-Ha 5s2=+ 1859 1853
Bales 1898 l03
bundles 2.iSS 2,S9i
GuNSY CLoTHThe market for gunny cloth firm hut quiet
We quote standard cloth llls@ll14c. b yard months
Imports from January to November 10.
1859. 1855
Bales 52,75S O903
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--====-NEW ORLEANS, jack
E&s - rlI...aau.s4aasAt son AND GREAT NORTHERN
-ss--gsZ-.ceSgRAILROAD.
1850. Transportation Department. 1860.

Freight Gompany's Depot of Cal
Hope up $50 2. NJ, daily Sundays excepea)
All freight intended for transportation he distinctly
marked with the initials of and place
tinaen and freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the line of the road
Blank railroad receipts freight obtained at the
Depot Messrs Corson Armstrong; Camp street. by
those who wish them.
The Company holds itself responsible for the value
shipped by the road which be lost fire.
time eceined for stations the line until
notice cansiGnees of its arrival the depot in this
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Iine between New Orleans
York, having made arrangements with the Express
Company regular daily through Express
cities the Express business heretofore carried
Railroad Company for its account is discontinued
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
atien can be obtained this subject Of j. j. MCkEEyER ESQ.,
&c Camp
Agents of the Railroad Company permitted
receipt for bank notes specie iewey other express
They will be received by the Adams Express Camp
BENTLEY u. HASELI1
Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
T. S. WILLIAMS,
Mast of TRAY
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NEWER AND AGUTl. rRnM WHICH MANK1N

IA
suffer large Of lie globe s The consequence Of
diseased action in The system induced BY the poisonous ia
solar hea on soil and rises with The water from H.
While the below the horizon This fingers the
mtg The blood There i acts an irritating pos1n The inter
nal vera and excreting of the body The liver be-
comes torpid and Fails to stciete not only this virus bat also the
bile from e blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate in
the circulation and produce violent constitutional disorder The
spleen the kidneys and The stomach typaz with the liver
and leqe lisodered also Finally the instinct Of
ism If IL attempt enel the noxious Infusion
traces the whole blood Of the body II Tie Internal excreores
res % the central with connective Violence This j.
the CHILL But in this effort it fails Then the FEVER fol
lows in which the blood the central and PUSHES
The surface II in another effort cxpe the irritating rooh
through The other excreory-the skin. In this also
fails and the system ablndo the attempt exhausted,
for the recovery strength the hopeless aoer
day; These the fit and Of FEVER AND AGuE
Such constitutional disorder will Of course undermine the health
If II is moved.
We have aOoed find. and have found, an anido.e,
Ayers Asue Cure,
ates the liver expe from the body As should 50 does
this affecting disorder with perfect certainty. And does
this infection II taken in expels from the
it absorbed and thus keeps those wis free from its
Consequently it not only but protects from the
grea, variety Of affections which induced by this malignant
Masked gue Periodical Headache Biloas Headache, Bilious
Feves Neuralgia RheuSati,u, Cont Blindness Tooilache,
Esrs D. Aa and paI 1fen et
Of the Stomach and Bowels all Of which, when arising from
this cause viii be found to assume more or less the intermittent
n,ens and cures the disease.
This accopses by stimulating the excreiories to epel
he virus from the system and these organs by degrees become
hbed to do this their Office Of their accord Hence
what we term eclama,io Time may accomplish The SAME
end but often life is not long enough or sacrificed in the
tempt, while this Ague Cure does at and with safety,
We lgve great believe this well
remedy for the whole class of diseases which caused By the
astnac ction than other which has been discovered
ard il has still Important advantage the public which
is, that it is cheap as well rs good
--Pr nv
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Common, Patent asd Pasen Ms Bslau. -. xu,x.
sprns, Ivory and Plated Head Lining No. Isssy gs,s
Curtain Frames Shaft socsets md cs.hs - ct
nent Of Na1leabIs Irons for Buez,es md ~
JOHN b. BEIN Boa.
% ~ ii CO stsss
% TINS Hman Brothers best finished B1s. Roa III
and Square.
20 do English assorted. Hound, Fiat md sau..s
" " 40. best Refined do do d.
10 do. Angle Iron.
do. Half Round.
do. Oval and Half Oval
do. Beral.
20 do. Scroll, " to inch by Y To-
FS bundles Hoop and Band Iron II to S
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
g and u Camp street..
Manila Rope.
Landing, q full stock, assorted, from H. 10 Gin.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
s g md p cuap street.
Axles 49, srr1nxs.
100 pair Azles, X to SIN, vith Nuts IA Pm.
100 Elliptic Springs assorted
For sale by JOHN D BErN sox,
9 md n Camp .trest.
Cane-Carrfer Chains.
80 casks n in., for sale by
JOHN D. BEN SON,
80 aud Of f,.nr -.
--
METALS.
10y slaoe sfeieF,s
1000 do Rabbit Metal.
1000 do Anthony,
W M ~ JOHN u BEN SON
eS and " camp street
Rot1.- u.....
,,1... I-..9g,,-.,..l-,r.
For sale bv Int 1 q pr = ~. s = -,
SO and 81 Csmp street.
Cast IRON water .rd a.. p,,,.
Landing and in store
aO feet inch Gas Pipe
$500 do l<do do a.
1000 do lido do do
= " = = = - JOHN uss1 3 = REIN : COW
SO and 81 Cam .,rret
Boat Spikes.
Landing ship Harriet kegs ito IN Boat spfkes
For sale by JOHN p. BEIN SON.
50 and 81 Camp street.
-,
""" ssiaees Iron feivets.
100 do suitable for Sheet Iron ana IN .sse...
For sale by JOHN D. BEN SON
80 and e1 cs,nn .,ra..
-----------
sheet Iron.
aN do Nos 10 IA 1s ~ i, !, d IS - ,1--
For sale by JOHN D. BEN soY.
'agg SO and Of (,o,,r v+-...
b.. asS, ..,, ----- -- (.
<5.s Boiler Iron.
ooo sheets swift's Boiler Iron, u in
soo do u,n.n a w. = ~. = = e,
w Nv ~ e's 20. l ! ie III.
TUE SAFE 0s 'ohN y . BEN 2 son,
o. ' ana u lamp street.
u..r..s. -
= ss
na'ne-" ouna'es o. q ana q best Russia sheet For
aie by Jor1x :, ,,rYr3 60,
50 ~, q, 49,. 80.
mir p,.,.
,oo 49,. -. c,.., -.
;ns..an1 80 Ae'u.s " np SAionhs iios'
'f04'' JOHN D. BEIy i SON,
50 and ' o. csrn s,,es.
--------
sneee Aron'
Landing ex ship Argyle, and in store $
100 bundles 10 to 20 We.
For sale by JOHN D. BEIN 1 son,
50 and u Camp street
- Horse shoes,
I'M casks sr;tah1s fo, Nth 1,orses and ,f,s ,t ,
rom inc factory OF 'eSs'S r. soT SAFE
20 and a s,smn st,.s.
ne,1s
,,u,,,, - .,.,n,ou ,,,r. r.-ro,.s cr-.....
tore full stoek from II to 1oO mounds For ss1c
JOHN D. BEN SON.
80 81 Camp street.
nra1Ier's and Bolt Copper.
to,e #17H777'
20 cases 10, IL and IL h., soxso Roofing Copper.
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FOR ALL PURPOSES OF 4 PUEGATIVE MEDICINE,
For Cosveness for the of Dyspepsia for Janndice for
the Of Indigestion for Headache for the cure of Seney
for Fon Stomach for the of Eryspeas for the Piles; for
the of scofua for all Scroous Complaints for the
Rheumatism for Diseases of the Skin; for the Of Liver
Complaint Dropsy for Tie of letter Tmors Salt
Rheum for Worm for the Of Gout for Dinner li for
the cure Of Neuralgia for Purifying the blood.
They sugarcoaed, that the sensitive take
pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their use in any quantity
H5y- Price, Is cents per box; FIVE boxes for 81.
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ellie, 800 at1I3, 1872 at III, and 500 Al 12lc.
y b. \
RICE With an advance reported in Charleston
the market here was firm, with 4 good demand 1t
45D43c. " rb
LINE. cargo Of Camden Was sold, but no
particulars were reported.
WHISKY Sales 80 bib. Rseti6ed ii w., and
81 on Monday at Che same price. Market dull.
FEEfeHrs. Two ships were taken for liver.
pool at 15-32d for Cotton, one British At te same
q ship for Boston at 4c.. and the consignment Of
one for Hayre given away at Ic. Cotton shipping
to Liverpool to fill up at 15-32d., and 70 Hsyre Il ID.
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DR.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Avcr,s Cherry Pectoral

Has for itself such for the Of variety
throat and Lung Complaint that is entirely unnecessary for
the evidence of its virtues wherever has been
employed AS it has long been in constant throughout this
section do than the people its quality kept
up the best il has been and that be relied TO do
for their relief all il has been found 10 do.