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PrneiI-l Ct Ns,sias. institute.

Will thrs' superintendent aud teachers in the Public
Schaos II Nashville iufTr the psbilc whether any
nex principles II enFaaushtp have been dtCsfS erred
aud II ss, tscy are and also whether there can
be fsao "oNIY correct mtshads II teaching ,
aad n so, ~hetber the organization ol the human
hand hAs been changed.
Ia 1885 the Hon. Judge SGreen FOR IS years the
supreme bench % lem, sAys Ar. ioieeF hasspent
many years VA teaching aad perfectng has system ~
istrn tssn and - By sagcrsnr any tracbsT u
pennsanship have ever seen. Voc Wiii perceive az
once that he u a man ~ nBe iateigsace. lie gives
10 Instructions without rcasaas AID his reasoning
Is e. iast and ctezf that yoG EerueFs TIE pfa
eiple seeks q imtaTtand thai betns uxed n the
mad the pupil Astlsg upun d sooa iearns 10 write
with ease AID rapidly, ueli 4s ~iih eicsaRcs.
lebtb-u
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Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-The Overland mail of
the 24th has arrived.
News unimpOrtant.
The Oregon Legislature made Portland the
Capitol of the State.
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Should at be attended TO.
HooFLASDs GERMAN BrrrERs, prepared by DR.. ".
Jackson, Philad epha, Pa and sold by Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere will cure all diseas
arising from disordered Liver or stomach.
febI-lm
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For Congress.

gE- We are authorized To announce Gen. , as.
NJ. Quarles, 4 Montgomery county, candidate
for the .,iaation 0f the Anieriz Party for Con.
gress, m this oasressional District.
= Ase2S-ta
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Elna Crag ror Sale.

II Will. sell, on seasan4b terms, that heAHtifui
Il ana hglly imasvssi isfslEe q ,sjeisias tEsnk.ia
saa Nlaerya c,llsses Kno~ss a. ssFtx Gao Apply
b. e. x BARNES,
lsblS-a raAlt sswssas Hatsi-
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EYE!
NAsHvnlE. Feb. :. 1859.

NGsHvnIK. Feb. {, 1850.
DEAR SR;-Nothng can afford me more pleasHr
than offer you my thanks for the prompi relief
which you have brought % my sight. Ny proies-
sonAl duties have lately weakened my eyes 50
much As 20 prevent almost from reading in the
evening, and vas with the greatest efforts that
could really do so; but these efforts followed
the next day by heavy pains In both eyes and con-
slant Inflammation, which was the more trying for
me As 4 always could only make use OF one eye,
(Lhe right oae being covered by freesls from IN
fAncy.l
1oas arrival IN this city has been highly beneficial
10 me. Yoa have not emily IN n very few days reev.
ed sae Of pain and inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight. and gr ally relieved thefree
kle which covered my other eye All this vas Dc ne
without any Cessation d my professional duties, and
At the expense Of the mot trining which ever
could be pad "a amy ply ssciAn-
In expressing you my satisfaction intend merely
TO do justice 20 your eminent skill oculist, and
whenever this testimonial Can be Of any use ~ish
you 10 publish Il for your advantage, my SIDE
viii always eonerm tins statement verbally.
Yours, truly,
PROFESSOR A. FRISE-
Dk. NosczxsxEE 81 Cloud Hotel
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 12.-P. M.-Fiour market duh and
no demand. There rumored sale yesterday OF
900 bbis double extra.
wHEAT-Narket steady, with sales OF 163 SKIS poor
fall at S29DS5c; l07 do spring 90c IFS do ordinary
fail o5c; zSI h good common an fair 5 al Csc; coo
do good white l O5c; 81 do / Os9l " cents; .09
do prime II Sl l3c; ,5r2 do lac, ,0ST do IS;
100 do choice white 20; 4s6 do Zimmerman aud 81
do choice fall private.
CORN-Market very dull, with sales Of only very
small portion OF the offerings, follows 50 SKIS yel
low ~ Nc 200 do white at use; and 24o SKIS mixed,
exclusive Of sacks, at zoe.
UATS-l33 sAs light at 66c; so do common -; loo
do good soc.
BARIEY-I25 SKIS spring sold at 55c, including SKIS.
PROVI-loNS-The only sales of 500 Hams
in bulk at SIC, and 10 casks Bacon Shoulders and
Hams al a andlOl4c.
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Wilson spring Property.

MeEwea and Others Sanoe NAtloek.
DURsUANT % = decree q tie chsncery Couri Al
Il Nashville, at November Term, ls5s, IN above
cause wili sell Al the Court boEse, ths city,
Saturday, The 18th day Of February, 1854
lots Nos IS, -. as 50 and 81 being sabdvsians q
l0s 80. - the original IAn u ilson sprins Prey,
erty.
TEEMs--one, two and three years eredt, without
interest Notes with good Pefsoaa4i security reGaE-
j1nIs-sd lie eiEAvEs, AN.
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Chancery Sale of Negroes.

NHdHCtTy SHEt % NNtTOtSs
Morgan & Co. aud others Allen Ledbctter and
others.
DURsUANT 10 a decree OF the Chancery Court Al
IL Nashville at November Term, ISIS, IN above
cause Will seii at the Court house, an thu city,
saturday, The 18th day Of February, 1883,
Negro Woman named Adeiine and her two chill
dren t1dridge and May, attached m above suits
TKEMs mouths credit, Whhout interest,". Notrs
with txo approved securities and payable Ia Bank q
Ternessee, required Of PURCHASERS.
JAnl9-td }. r GLkAfES, q. 4 n.
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(tHHpREN should be taught correctly at hrst-and
- when only or years old.
LApnS AND GENrLEAEN are taught to write a chaste,
and easy style, free from all vulgar ancctaton,
81 display, but suited IT Lady $ correspondence,
Merchants Books, etc.
since Mr.. Dolbrar, about 20 years ago wrote aud
publ II oIBEARs 81 IENCE pENNANsHIP, dcduced
from the principles OF Ply silogy and the Antony
II Hand aud Arm - princir!cs Of Pc man
ship have been discovered ana never Will be, (un-
less people learn 10 write with the feet. Al the
movements, the position, rules tor forming letters,
shUng, etc, are there fully discussed. The copy
books got up since 60 se) contain not single prin
Mr. rs object in publishing this work was to re
durc Pcnmanship L" tie certainly OF science, "a
thing that la not been oIse beioTe), that parents
need not have the OF constant change
by TEACHERS, aud that his ~ stem what pro
fcsS, be- Is shown BY the most abandant testimony
Hoh. Tuos. IL Benton said IN lsl3, ~ greatly APP
paud your mcrttor.Ous exeftious 10 improve the
ChTography OF TIE age Alfred Hume, 50 well
SHOWN Ia Nasty lie for his cool Investigation and
correct alignment, said IN ls4J Having haa a taif
opportunity Of examining your system Of penman.
stip, and having seen tue wonderful aud rapid I'M
pruNement OF your pnplls in my school, consider
4 but Justice say, that believe u 10 be only
the sYsrhA but the ONLY ONE pEsKKviNG riiE
"
In lsl5 Dr. A. 2. Merreil, President OF Board Of
Visitors a. Natchez Destitute said: Prom a knowi-
edge have OF yoar plans, from observation herein
previous years, and from recent examination Of
your treatise the subject, am satisfied that
1HK oN2Y sYSrEA uiAf pEssKs - INA SANE, and
therefore very ANXIOUS tor pfoAT Instruction IN
%, ca the youth OF this city."
Anrr witnessing the tesachiRg Of Mr.. d. Of about
500 pupils ia The above Institute, Mr. J. ,. Pearl,
Superintendent Of the Public sehools OF Nashville
says II deem q dugy O. express my oPnion OF
your Pc manshp, from wbat observed daFlng Sour
recent course ct THIS institution. have
Watched chs sly bath your mcgtud os imIaTtiEg IN
strucIion aud tho advancement of the pupils IL Is
the oNtY ~ which have seen successfully adapt
&C To Pebo school instruction. 1. has only 10 be an
deFstoh by TschcTs, SufcfinicBdeu and trustees IN
general, "a be- Appreciated aad adopted,
Very respectfully,
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Misfei.aueOns.
HUGH M'CREA & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcerS


NASHVILLE, TENNESS
HAVE in store the following
loo hhds prime Sugar; 100 doZ Oysters;
rs bbls Powdered and $50 pkgs Tea;
Crushed Sugar; 500 bags shot, ass~Tic,f,
SO pSgs Goldea syrup; loo bxs TallOw Castles;
800 bags Rio Coffee; 90 bags Pepper;
so do laguITa do; 40 10 Aispice;
20 pks Java do; 30 do GINGER;
$50 bNs star Candles; coo gross Matches;
200 do Ciu'u soap; 100 dog Buckets:
go do Tobacco, all IS DO Churus;
brands; IS do Butter Tubs;
so 600 Havana CARS, all 3 cases Indigo;
brands; casks Nader,
- 600 Melee Cigars; 20 bbis Almonds;
so coils Jute Rope; 10 do ALL Nuts
30 do Cotton Cord; 10 do FnbcFts;
80 doz do Bed Cords; 10 do Pecans
so bbls batter and soda $50 DemOohns;
Crackers;
Iron, Nails and Castings.
100 ri tshuFg iroa warranieI 1;
1000 kegs Pittseufg aud Wheeling NaIls;
20 bsns assorted Castings;
5000 pounds steel.
Liquors.
$50 bbls Cin'ti WHISKY; do Peach Brandy;
loo do Newsom's DID 90 90 Am. Brandy;
Whisky; 60 do do Gin:
IS bbis Julia II. Smiths l pipe pure Holland Gin;
Whisky; casks pure Cogniac
IS bbls Robertson do, Brandy;
90 do Rye aud Monon- Is hbls. n Rum;
gahela do; IS da Sweet Malaga;
80 obls od bourbon do; co y casks Brandy;
2b0 ito Tennessee white 20 boz singer Brandy:
Whisky 20 do Raspberry brandy,
SO box ciaret bbs cherry Brandy,
90 do Sohcid. Schnapps; do Ginger do,
Is d" Lemon Coplal; 10 do pure Apple
5 bbls do dos Brandy
Az Of tie above viii be sold very lev Tor east By
fsbil HUGH ACSEA 4 Gu
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Prices of Flour.

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free Of charge when selling
the quantity. J. Z. BACMAN d co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Rock
City Mills, will ind order Box at the Post Office
and at W. H. Gordon * Co.'s Warehouse, where the
carman calls four times each day.
febIO-f J. E. BAUMAN 4 co.
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Lot ON Broad street, West Nash
willie.

Jss- A. Woods - jacob and George : s8mpir
DURSCASr a decree II ne Ch4nosry cosrt ~
IL Nashville, a Noscmber ferra, ls1s. In above
cause. w scG a. The CoaFt hoase N tals ciiy. %
Saturday, The 18th day Of February, 1853,
certain LEA Bfuad street. a. ArNaiFy sfdisien,
s4ns be4as psrt 81 la No 90 n the Pt4n q TIE Nc
Nary prctsFty fronlns ~ fest Broad street.
aad ranuilg oack ioc fseI-
Tzxz- --s<vss nasIhs' srsda and sale free ffsa
-sis-sa yE GLE1vEs. GAN
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REFERENCE.

We, the undersigned have no hesitation in stating
from the reputation know DR.. Won. Moschzisker
has acquired, OcUIIsT and AURIsT, that have
placed ourselves 1hder his treatment and SO far
satisfied that his mode Of treating the EYE and EAR
is that Of a scientific professional Eye and Ear Sur
geon. We recommend all who afflicted either
with Deafness Blindness delay placing them
selves under his care At once 10 the full ben
oft Of htE s.rvfces
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Prlses cashea al sight ~ per cent ataeeunt
Bills ga ne Ssshsilse CITY hazkz taken Al par.
drzHtng ~sli be forwarded - sooa a. tAe resail
becomes Ie1.
A. All orders for schenes o. Tickets 10 BE a.
dressed 70 pslA aonalG ~. fsAEs 81 CRY fesi,)
CLaFaestaa, 8. ca belk u
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVED.
Feb. IG.--Cuba, Paducah.
Glenwood. Pittsburg.
Sam Kirkman, Cincinnati.
Commerce, Waitsboro.
DEPARTED.
Cuba, Paducah.
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EXTRACTS
FROM SOME OF THE BEST PAPERS.

Or. Won MosehzisSer, as oculist and Aurist, has
acquired a high reputation.-[N. Y. HERALD.
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Dr. Moschzisker treats the Eye and Ear on a new
Medical and Surgical plan, and what is worthy Of
is the fact that in great number Of cases the
patient, after few visits the Doctor can treat his
case by following certain prescriptions and d.
rectons-[W WASHINGTON NATIONAL IxTEIuGExoER
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TO say k4lsr h % tloar RsFreis an pre-
Il pared - eaatr@ck u make ffas leo - 30 bar
res IsF dag ans uors. Ny Coopers wiii ee seat 70
Apply sarsy. A11Eezs
no ~ TYLER.
E fshif~4 lFne1eaFg. Va
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Gbannrp Sales
Chancery Sale of Hofise and Lot.

Benjamin Grooms, Admir-, IS. Virginia Hard ct ais
DURsUANT 20 a decree OF the Chanoery Court At
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1855, IN above
cause will sell for cash At the Court house, IN this
chy,on
Saturday, the 18th day OF February, 1853,
certain House and Lot mentioned IN the peadngs,
same being part Of lot No. 80 IN the second plan Of
College Lots and fronting 80 feet Front street aud
running back 100 feet
jaais-td J.E. GLEAyEs, c. IN.
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Augusta Market.

AUGrsTA, Feb, IL, > 2. M.-COrTON-There is a
moderate de.,it to-day, con hned principally to Good
Aiddng ana [ iHgher grades. Poor Cottous are not
In demand, and rule At low figures We quote Good
Mdding lie.
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Feb. II, p. M.-COTTON-There is
quiet demand today, unchanged prces.-Sales this
morning co.. bales. Highest point l3se.
Mobile Market.
NOME, Feb. l4.-Saes of Cotton to-day 500 bales.
Middlng lGSac. Dealers await < steamers news.
Savannah Market.
SAVANNA, Feb l4-Saes OF cotton to-day 600 bales
from y &c G,ci principally inferior grades
The = 4 C.,ssd qu.et.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

THE next ordinary drawing % the Royal Havana
il Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government,
under the spsrv en 81 the captain General u Cabs
wflttAke place At HasanA. on
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No man has done more in restoring the Deaf 10
Hearing and the Blind to Sight than DR.. Won Mosch-
er.-[BAIuAoRE SrS.
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Or. Won Moschzsker has no made for himself
reputation in New Orleans which will abide with those
who have been benefited by his operations long as
memory lasts, and which will find wide recognition
in the community whenever his name shall be men
tioned.-[NEw ORLEANS PIeATuSK.
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a - J. II ao1llL-
ss><-9 s
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sortse gumero SIS ordinario
Capitai Prize 100, 900 Dollars.
whole Tisksss:aos saivsssio Quar-

sApproNhaAiseas - tfs slos,voo % $50 -ssn
OF soe - So 81 zoQ - go OF soo IN ID GOO
. Of satl "a
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Spffial l1otifes.
Rock CITY Mills.

J. K. BAUMAN g. Co., PrOprietors.
/ E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times,
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner Of Line and
Cherry streets Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
From and after this date until further notice the
price of
Extra Family Flour. SO so Fine Bran ......... so
Fine Flour ...........3 90 Mixed Bran........ 50
u bolted -.........3 SO Coarse Bran ......... 10
Mtdiings..--- 90 Corn Meal 75c q bushel.
Chop Feed "A bush, rs
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RITES OF .sDV.ERTIsL.y'G.

s 5 ) : ) ) :
Da5. sol 70 1901 25 so 70
Da5..- IS 1l5 sol so 2 Is 30
Dass. 1 cot so 70 25 ia IS
Dogs. 1 Is / sof SO sl6l "a IS
8 Days. 80 Q 10 SOL 8 5oI iso 80
Wesk / 80 2 Is col s75 $50 z5
Weks 2 so 375 5 6OOI 25 75o s75
Webs sOOl 4 SO 6oo 80 600 10 ."'
No. 4OOT 600 s 90 10 % IL 10 IA W
Mo-, 9 COL 8 75lll so ls IS 10 90 Is 70
5 sMo.,I So II 25 Is 70 Is rs 22 so 26 -
Mos so Il IS II 90 IN Is Is 50 - Is
o Mos 10 90 Is 90 20 % Is 90 80 90 ;s' on
Mos / - 90 10 so 2s 90 81 so 30 ool - 81
IL Bfo's Is 90 22 so 80 90 81 so A. ~ .! =,
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tary diamond breastpin of excessive dimen-
siOns, and that he underwent with compo-
sure the ordeal of inspection to which he
was subjected. ----. ..,
The bridesmaids, Misses West Stark,
Parker, Rowland, Bartlett, aud IZquado,
were arrayed in white dresses, two-pure and
simple, two decked with crimson trimmings
and two with blue. These appointments,
like those of the bride, were all supplied by
Don Esteban, whose course in this respect
is not without precedent, the Emperor Ma
poleOn having pursued the same on the Oc-
casion Of his nuptials. Similar antecedent
liberality has been shown by Don Esteban.
On giving ball at the St. Nicholas some
time ago, he most courteously directed the
hairdresser of that establishment to arrange
the hair Of every lady in the house at his ex-
pense. '.a. t.a1 sE
During the performance of the marriage
ceremony, the assemblage of spectators, mo-
mentarily calm at the opening, fell back into
tumult. The confusion aud clamOr deadened
the sound of the Archbishop's voice. Some
times cries of "Down 'front.'" aud 9th her re-
marks not pertinent to the, occasion, were
heard. Men strained on tptoe to catct the
feeblest glimpse of the absorbing scene.
Young girls announced intentions of
fainting, until elevated to commanding
points ofyiew, when their faculties were
miraculously restored Some women, in
deed, with unlooked-for sprightliness, climb
ed into lofty windows, and gazed compla~
Gently down on the less agile ones below
Others perched and balanced themselves. in
securely on backs Of pews, swaying danger
ously with each throb of emotion that per-
yaded them. But amid, and Notwithstanding
all this turbulence, the ceremony did pro-
ceed, and end, Lieut.. Bartlett shedding tears
the while. Then the bride turned, and,
standing in full view of the assemblage, her
checks flushed with excitement her eyes
diffusing liquid lustre, showered kisses
among her bridesmaids. After that, the
party retired by a private door, and general
desiccation followed. I,.I-.-t -.
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y 5GUTHRIR5 5W-OULD lx.s.PoR R.r
st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PRoPRIEToRSHIP- ENTIRE
,ils3s ,8i-f RE-0RGANIZATION.afLa

,Jls3. ,5i-, DENOMINATION. ,t9ta
-HTRSSRS. H.4.n.HER q DRRKFUSs,
ONA from New orieane have purchased the ST
CHARLES SALOON, ON First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post Office, and have reftted il i'm an ele-
giant and attractive style. sf.f ~ t.l--rr lt'
. The new propretors have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they wiil endeayor, In their new
house, to com bine all the elegancies and Injuries
of Northern and Southern, Restanrats i'm the ST
CHARLES.
They have brought a large and cemplete stock
of choice Liquors frsm New Orleans, WHICH they
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections and Acquaintance in that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors, BFuits, and luxuries from that
market in future, and they will spare ne expense
nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES suTpass
hereafter, its former representation, pleasant
saloon, place of good living, and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort.
ps- Billiard players will find Mt this Saloon set
sof the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory Off. M. Bruins
wick G Co. ... .. ,,..--l = ...-g
The undersigned fatter themselves that long ex-
perence and careful attention will enable them 10
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
country.
pS- splendid Lunch will be serves up i'm the
most approved style, every morning at 20 O'Clock
HAMMER & DREIFUSS,
augi p. ~ Late of New Orleans.
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N NUMBER Il1 56.
J MISCELLANEOUS :. .
Ayers Cathartic pills,

ron ALL rifT. 'rrRrasfs sci9 ( rANf1f- fnTsIc,
are so composed i1asiiIsGse sthe s,snke Of
their seiiop esn Iagsy withstand ov cyale- them
Their penettai.n Irohtl TICS eparrf rfcrsnse and
inyigOratc eyers psTti@h ef tho hnIal ssRaL ism.
eorrectiDg its diseased action, and restoring its
healthy yitalties. As consequence these prep
critics, the Dtafid who is bowed Town with pain or
physical deiilIfyis astOnisiIed to find his health
energy Restored by a remedy at once SO simple and
inviting. .E
Not only do they cure the everyday complaint
OF every body, but also many fornid atae and dan
gerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased
10 furnish gratis my1American Almanac, contain
ing certificates OF their aud directions for
Their Use In the following compIaints COstceRess,
HeoTftsfrn, Headache dT5Sie from dsOrderef Stomach
Ndased Indigestion, Pdi ~ cssd Morbid IadciOR of
the Botrets, FIdsnLTcy, Boss 1of Appete Jauildice
and other kindred complaints, arising FROM a low
state OF the body or obstruction Of lis functions
do not he pnt on by unprincipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYES PILLS. and take lothinI-t.lse 80 -
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j. C. NuB LING,
FORMERLY WITH URBAN, noDDs & Co., CISCINNA
Mapuf.c+p,- Of

&c. LING,
FORMERLY WITH URBAN, noDDs Co., CINCINNATI. !
Manufacture of
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
s i5lf SAFES.s sai
Corner Third and Division Streets,
81 rSVILLE, IND.
Constantly on haI 4, all different siZ-f of SAFES,
latest styles and mF4Oyemcnts, guaranteed ~ De
equal In Durability and iinish 10 any sSastrI tLu-
facturers, a. The lowest CINCINNATI prices.
Also Manufacturers OF LOCKS, WALL SAIL .
SHUTTERS, Etc, all finished in the best style "a
workmanship. .a
Specimens of Saf x, etc, may BE seen at Messrs
Roelker, klusinan7& Co., > Main street, 10 whom
all orders must be 5,ifre-s5d. auE2l
H.MP ORT.s NJ TO .sLL.-.HFs. L..
II KAHN takes this opportunity 10 INFORM the
citizens of Evansville and the public generaly, that
he has his stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
complete, and particularly, that he has bought
of the finest ready made Clothing at the es-
tablishment of Brooks & Bro, New York; much
better made-up Clothing than Devlins, and fifteen
per cent cheaper i'm the price--o which ne invites
the public to satisfy themselves and lie their own
judges, in regard 70 the Clothing and price lie
has also employed first-rate Tailor at his estab-
lishment, which will enable him to make up any
thing in his line TO order, cheap as they can be
bought ready made. Besides this, he keeps a gen
eral assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
and very good assortment of Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing.
Please call at his store, on Main street, and sat
isfy yourselves of the above facts. aug30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
FOR rHr RAPID cuRE or ta9

FOR THE RAPID CURE or -s--
CoUsHs, CoLDs- IsFLUES1 A. n o. oaRsExEss, cRoUP,
rBRoNcHITIs, INcPIENT CONSUMPTION, AND FOE
TifE RsLrEF OF. CONSECUTIVE patients II AD-
sEYsSsfp sraeEs or rAEpIsEAsE.s9 .ufitrrar
SO wideis the field of its .ilsefllness and so nu-
merous are the cases OF its cures that almost every
section OF the country a5eaads ia persens publicly
known, who have been RESTORED from Alarming and
even desPerate diseases nf the lungs by its alse
When once tried, It's superiority over every other
medicine of its kind, is too apparent TO escape
serystioll, and wl,sre its virtues known, the
ppblic no longer hesitate what antidote 10 employ
for the dist stressing and dan affections OF the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the com
lnunity kaye failed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
theafficted they can never forget, and produced
cures too, numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten. - ot-'+t e@@ -- f-sA-i1
,sH- Prepared BY DIR. J!C.AYER Geo., Lowell,
: Sold by KEIIRR6 WHITE, Evansville. and by
try. t'''Si - "'' octIe-bmdkweoV
~ 9GUTHRxR SW-OULD cE.y.R0R.r
-A/e her customers and the public in geaeTal that
she has removed to the corner of Walnut and
Fourth streets, where She VIII continue to carry on
the MILLINERY. and ,DRESS-MAKING BUSI-
NESS. She has also On hand stock OF Millinery
Goods and Dress. Trimmings, which she is closing
very cheap. octlI