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w. publish, in nnoihsF rolum ~ TO-DAY
e,y.r. an article copied rom the Cincinna'i
Irrse-. descriptive " Dr. Robnck's extensive
medical establishment IL 'hat civ nv 'hc
way. Dr. Robacl's Remedies have obtained
I great aud deserved popularity with ALI
c.as-es. IL has been but short tine since
ihese Rene sie- we're introduced into mr. sec
tim IL country; vel DR.. Brennan, d. Rp-
lacks agent ia this place, informs ~ that
his sales Or tie Blood Pills and Binod Pnr.-
6er nov ar exceed iaose o. al other ned
cincs !or which he i agent. cnnbnef. The
reason Tor rs-, J. IAat they have stood ne
icst 81 practical experience. We know
this not only ffoH ne mcut"soi Others, bu'
We have used them in cor own family win
the very best results. Fer All diseases y
blood, general debility, whether proceeding
'rom sickness N rom natura weakness, ~
digestion, as.i all kindred ailments, W re-.
co,r- mend the Scandinavia Remedies s. The
very bess medicines exIsni. They are des-
,n.c 10 achieve. no, ~ ephemeral success,
but = permanent and deserved reputation
which will rendsr them q necessity IN every
fmily - apoleon, Oao, North West, Ma.
a;
L. -
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NOTICE Il hereby given that The undef.
~ s,ru-J las hcen appointed Executor o.
he last viii III William Fisher late Of d.
puis couniy. deceased. Said estate - sup
posed 20 he solvent.
NOR MON FISHER. Executor.
Nav 3ws--'
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IT, Attention is asked 60 The nd
vertisemcnt Of q. & j. Hrlmerich's
Marble Yard in another column 81 TO-
days paper. One Of the firm has been
in our town for the past week. Putting
up some Of their work, which will
speak for itself. There are . graf
many iittle hillocks in our cemeteries
with ns.hing to mark who lies beneath
them but wooden slab, where ther'
are ought to be more enduring mon
nmcnt. Nothing tells better Of ~
hear,-fcclings in community, thar
che neat adjournment Of the laSt restin:
place Of loved and lost ones
T. Somebody's fooled
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yuvHE nndsr-igned has = splendid Thresn.
il iur Machine, which he ofIers fcr sale =
less than hall cost price. l. cost over ~"
hundred dollars (wiihout expense o. "sns.
porraIion, &c. Any person wishing y y,
wruld DO we'll 10 apply soon a. nv res,.r"'~
i J..p.r o ARIES BUcHARD.
Ap.i iN lSJc-3m.
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A CusrLy CKsr.-A lev dsv- since =
crrs vas sod ii Boston tcr sal. u wns
stamped IL 1898 Atihe same sale = hall
dollar s'smrec toe ias' week " " ashing'cn'r
Administration brought 81.
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HFlk. Jacob Marcrdt, deputy ap-
praiser for Ferdinand aud part o. Ia
toka townships, has made return Of
his appraisemcnt- The following !
the amount a his appraiscmcnt Of
real estate, without Improvements.
Ir Ferdinand township there IRE
$500 acres. appraised at slss ny,
averaging per acre 50 "a; lots in the
town Of Ferdinand. sl1.so1; total.
S165,6io. In Patoka township, town
8, range ), IL, $50 acres, s9s ,osl' az
eraging IS 50 per acre; town. y T. "A
1880 acres, Ssc.972, AVERAGE Pei
acre 81 90. Total appraisemcnt 2,
Mr.. Marcndt. s,3iS.103.
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LIZA writer 10 one o. tile Northern rn-
pers on school discipline, says: without
4 Iihersl ~ of ,he rod, Il u impossible 70
make hnv- rmart."
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Parma have a,so declared Tor Ssrd'nr the
Times OF Saturday, rei'er eung i's previuns
abatement. says the advanced post ~ me
Au.,risn army crossed The Tieino on the
a6.h. and took position on The enem,'s Ter
ri,or,. aud the main army crossed 2" ne
20 h. By 81 accounts The Ans'rlans had
determined on vigorous movements. md
,hprs can Ne lsule doubt are DESTROYS o.
striking a blow before the French troops
cae resch them.
FsAscF.--A ministry Of police i 10 BE-
established ai,er .ne fashion q ne ffs'
Eiapir.
The French army Of observation on rs
Rniue will CONSIST 81 eigh, divisions ~ cav
alry ana asmany Of infantry.
Eigh, steam frig',es. filed with troops
lra Toulon on the :B.H for Genoa.
Tie French army On tl' slope y NE APPS
I N IA con sist u sixteen divisions q 'nfs"'r'
and four OF c~yary. The Infantry 81 .,
Hand. Fourteen OF The twenty '~o pu'
(. .,aavns ii chas@eurs are % form Pari Of o.
4, army y: observ alton u The AiPs.
/ Gsnoa Il 70 he occupied as 'hr basis Z
> rpersuons, wnsrce they can threaten ~
> Au.rr,an-' rlt faux Tn're J. be ano'i'
er basis a Sus.. which vii also be 'ofi'nf
y spd made The general depot for lAe uovp
n Tia, arrive through tie Apine pass.
/. Twas expected that ~ The enA u %
\, week 3c,0au Fcvncn troop would be
Il Itay.
i The war enihusia IN i Increasing
France. Paris Is N 4 s'aie VI hlgh 'xt'V
n meat. Tie French were u"PreparFd Z
i Tie su;den muvemrnt VI We Aus'r1ans' -
: .xprc.sng y begin The var A. 'heir srisu'
.,.,ruA .rr IL ,ut the eId d NM.
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rs hereby given thai the uHdersigned "a
A BEEN appointed Administering o. 'ne
estate III Frederick wss'srcnmp, late q
Dubois county, deceased. Said estate y sup
posed 20 be solvent.
WILLIAM cox, Administrators
j. C. vEATcn. Attorney. ~
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Aborrlus.g rs YEAg snExnN@sr ~
sscau.LTr-. : The vote il tLi- stat
es,erd-y % II IT, Tvo Year, Anvndmen
}; NE C,nslsuion wss Gpste l'shi. vrg0A-
,Iy not musii vver isriy ihuusand. II 'hir
cs,y some Elk IL, Gsand votes ~~fs cn~'.
wM.sh = l,sS lhsn half the humber Al d
SAFE ELECTION III srne towns nui one IA
ssrhts. u lie vvlri- made lir'if appearance
4, liz pOlls. ihr cliY W Worcester. md
ins,veral other tuwAs N taat sgGa'y 'aerr
Ms mJE.iy q negative Vote, a. ~ss
sae case 10 :, me % lhr cape towns, AMI ar
-. =, far ~ returns have teen recrised,
ffvM sne Western %, o. the State. In ~.
CIV a KuAbnry the vote MAS clos, hul ~
III rh- other Eastern clirs Inc naIori'ies
II iavor Of III ami dmvnt were drcl.i.c
N TIE ninety erirs end towns inciudfd Y
nur tables tie mrirly ior iRc apst''ue"'
" 4a7S Ard : aaIOObtedly ADOPTED thread.
i,s io..eN-:
~ person Of foreign birth sh'l' ~ En-
i,les ~ ,vre. ~ shall w eagiols - uilsc'
unle~+ w shall h-yr resulted Within ne jrr
i.diction X ne UnFsJ Hsaie- ~ iSr year
Subsequent ~ hsS naturalization and shn'
b. o'herNi=r qualified, aercraIng y ~
Constitution and laws " this Common
veal n. prov iJcd rhst 'hi- amendment nv
~, afTcc' The rights which my person " ny
\ elm birth possessed ~ 'he iiine n ilse adpf
ion rIerev:; aud vided further ,ha' y ~
oil ;.sTeri ne rgal- ~ any enid n c't
!. I'll IN lhs United : aicr, bern dnrus ~
tenn orarr absence ciihe parent thefelFon
-Busiuu Tisyelpr 10Th
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nN Friday afternoon, the 18Th inst nn
~ Petersburg n "A about seven miles rom
.Tasner. leather Pocket Boot, CONTAINING
some money, and some notes due 70 ilooer'
Wallace, and an uppraismen' q lA"d Va
Ike cousiy. Tint owner epn hve ~
san nv cliin1 % IN, proving property
ard pAv,ns charg"s ~
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no The Sheriff of said county. Greeting
NOU are hereby commanded e. cause
4 rpecia election 70 be held IN Hrrb'son
Township ii said county o. the usual place
~ toidIng nvnshp Elections, on Monday
sOth nv Il My 1853. for The purpos" q
.iaclinr juriirc Of tie Pesce ~ and for
ssld township. 50 f.lshe vscancv orcasioned
hy Tie death Of james >. Brace. Esq. Aud
IN: this writ MIKE legal service aud return.
IL witness whereof ! have hereunto Get my
hand ard asfix, q The sesl ~ the Circuit
Cou.i uf ssid county. ~ jasper, ihis 27ih
day u April A. y. 1893.
BAIL b. EDMDNSTON, Clerk.
Ey b. HrErsER. Deputy Clerk.
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Geological survey.
Tho State Board Of Agriculture.
which met at New Albany on The It'll
inst, completed the arrangements Tor
the next State Fair. which is TO DC
held IN that city. and also had tie sub
lee. az 4 geological reconnoisai'ce y
,he State under consideration lhs
il an important matter y the csi'1eiis
OF every county in the State, but 'nore
particularly 10 those Of counties ike
Dubois, where no effort has ever been
made 10 bring to light the vast mine-
raj deposits which are Known g exist
and which will. ere long. as me sur
vey points out their location, become
an almost unbounLel source Of wealth
70 the county.
The Board was addressed on the
subject Nv Hon. Hamilton Smith and
others. They experienced some en-
banassment from the sniallness s.the
appropriation made BIZ the LeGisia-
ture. it being only $1,000 David
Dale Owen. Esq. Was selected 70 su-
pcrintend the reconnaissance Ihc
State Sentinel SAYS this is AZ aamlrl-
ble appointment. Mr. Owen has cy-
erv qualification for the position, with
the advantage Of an extensive knv~-
ledge OF tie Geological and toPosraph
zeal characteristics of the State. III
world vide reputation Tor science AM
integrity will give character TO, anc
confidence in his reports. i IS cnl,'
necessary tia. the agricultural ans
mineral resources oil Indiana sioux
be known, to attract large isnnigra
ton within her borders. No Western
State possesses greater, il equal, eis
,ncnts Of wealth, and none woul'
progress more rapidly il properly y
u
velopei. While our nclThborln
States have been 4. large expense
publish their resources. Indiana ha
done scarcely nothing 70 make know
her advantage Ior years an in
mense emigraticn has been passin
over field, 81 wealth in our State til:
would yield to well directed indnstr
far greater returns than the success'S
Il norados beyond rs. This may an
should be stopped. Capital and la5'
would be attracted Within our Ocrdcr
II the resources oi the State were pal
lished IN an authentic shape ~
State Board Of Agriculture will do
important work for the State, i th'
succeed in accomplishing this o'gcS
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CARRIAGE. WAGON & PLOW
MANDATORY!
TEOfrfas Drerbig.

CORNER or MAIN AND HARRISON srREETS,
JASPER, INDIANA,
UNFOR Dis the public thar ne isncw pre-.
j pared ID ma,uisg.ire. N the latest and
best style. all kI'ds % Carriages, Wagons,
plvws, Sc, On the most reasonable terms
lior cash. An work turned out from my
shop is warranted Repairing done ~ ,h'
best MARI MR. and on The shortss, notice a
thare * patronage solicited. JaniA.
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Proclamation.

The qualified voters Of Harrison town
shlp Dubois county, Indiana, ar. hereby no
titird that an election will b. held stlne VA
nal snd lernl place II holding elections IN
said county. on The 30'h day q Nay lrr 'he
purpose at clectinp Justice OF me frace'
~ certified II The 81 rk- certificate shove.
JACOB HERMAN, >. ID. 81.
Nav 4. ls5J--i ~
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ST. CECILIA rONcuED'A SOCIETY.
The regular meetings OF this Society me-
held the first Saturday in every monir, %
81 o'clock. r. NJ, al 'neir hall " me Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrumt utr
and vocal music are held subj & 70 The o.
tecton of He Mu-ica Director.
JOHN MEdRiNGER, President.
~ Al. NoLTBAts. X S,c'y.
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yNvlE Undersigned, having marble sA'd
I ID The city Of Evansville, feel contden'
that they can sel tomb stones % any Other
wu,k W their line of business. as cheap ~
any establishment in the West We have
laiel. %, up ~ many monuments ~ M
crave ward ii tie s.. Joseph Church. and ~
,he grave yard below Jasper. i these ~'sh-
ing 10 purchase will examine our wok W.
are ccniidrni ihsy viii give Us their orders
Sheriff HERMAN Is our agent ~ Jasper, nn'
orders lsft with him will be promptly filled
NV IS. Sem. G 4 HErNERicH
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A al Isl Auv- n,siir I "riz : fansin~
lrasA SO ~ N SEQ
W sc5 priz NM !. s3ionuD Wneh
I.Asts rlv, iislsr~ S9, = l~''sfs $50
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gAAGD HIaWAlG LLI-
XsAT
OK ThE BANANA PLAN.

Txrn CLASS TWO.
a. be drawn h Wilmington, Del, Monday
May ~, 1893.
rs sa5 Przss r. 5000 Members Przes
a,aUie NJ lui w'tn1Ni drrns'1pr. II 'hes'
I.pl:eu,s every lrze = CRAWL.
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49, All orders addressed 20 FnAscr,
BRoAIBAErs Il Co., Wilmington. Delaware,
Will meet Win prompt attention., ara lhe
printed flirsl drawings cent ~ soon a.
over. FRAN T.. BRUADRENTS, g. Co.,
Managers.
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lSr. &. a. ERrelnner,
Sf:i
@EgGnLM g3H9lHY,

PERFORMS all operations in DEx-
rsTRY Teeth inserted, tram one tou fuil
set. Teeth aud S'umrs Of Teeih, extract
ID with The latest md mos, approved ,ns'ru-
menis. All operations warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
viii be in Jarper May 17'h and remain
few dars
or OFFICE IT Indians Hotel.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

aver hrou'ili n tlils mHrket,to winch he 10
vites he a't.niisn 81 the rutllc Centrally
liisNlo,k y III be found 10 comprise one Of
me hest a~snrmsnis ~ all sncn srticlas ~
arr usunllv keft in Drug store 4" be found
~ the West. Il embraces all kinds u
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TrAscE, BRaAprsNrs & W., Managers.
fi---------
An drawings SAFER the ~up-r.nteDdnncc ~
SAFE l.dirfy Ipuuuaisionrrr
PRIZES pAID AS SOON AS DRAWN.
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1891 prize. AM ~ ~ .2u2.uOJ
Tickets SO VA lislvvs Siv % Quarters s.,
FL snins, - 30
a parksgr oi 70 Whole Tickets ~ SO,
costs sou
There are ! ? drawn hallois. and each nnslo'a
h.ine worth $50 makes $40
IL vcr cent ~, being ~
Leaves net "a
Leaving rick w me nnrcharer SID
Persons ~ln derir. need only rem1t NE
risk Oh Package. tor which We Will send
certificate b. llws'
4 certificate II package Of 26 whole.
costs $500 90
d. ~ OF 26 HAYES, $50 %
u, 20 rs Quarter, 10 20
DO 10 20 ti-nlh-. 37 SO
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cursis'ing ~ Accordeona, Fine Gloves,
Ladies aud .ldrcns Fine Hose, Shaving
Cream, soap. boxes. brushes, razars, &r--
psnrils. pens, pen-holdsrs. wriing paper.
Fame, Mole paper Enyelopss Of oil kind.
peri mnil'.-, lewelry violin aud ~ IFAk
STRINGS, hears all, rose oil and other hs,r
os. und Ia, hest fin,-sut tobacco 10 town.
cigars. &C., &c
His staple medicines are purchased from
The most reliable wholesnie dealers and are
warranted pure.
THE PART ULAR ATTENTION
IA large class ~ cummuDiIyis fsqu-stsf
Ii this part VI this nvilc'. ON much IN
need ~ y hat y owing me. mud mus, huvs
4. The debts are generally small 10 you
iinLividurilv. bu, the aggregate ~ me Would
M considerable, 50 phase ~alk 70 ~ 'lr'
rnp.nius .tfice and settle. ~ NE Old stand /,
IA ne w,zl eide o. lie nn5dr squsre u"
Jasper.
All kinds 81 country proslura taken
b - hingv for drbs or goods st The high
rst market price.
4 MAY 4 1889
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'EIsF, SO LEES TRAGEDY!
~---~ft--
Great Excitement Among
Married Mcn!!

4 MID al he excrem~nt incident 10 tie
n iriai Ut Slckl.- ~ defending his own
Y asc. I-anc Ncatnn has been ablc 10 pur-
ti~se III Tie c'ie one of The largest aud
ytsf strrks ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25
A Card.

We, the undersigned, passengers on board
the steamer Ella at the time of the collision of
said boat and the steamer Delegate, on the night
of the 2lst January, near West franklin, 10
the Ohio river, do most cheerfully concur in
the opinion that blame can, or ought In no
wise, to be attached to the Ella or her officers
for the said collision, or any loss or damage
resulting therefrom. We also state that said
collision occurred, in our opinion, solely from
the fact that said steamer Delegeste sunk her
self in attempting to run across the bow of
the Ella, which she did, in direct opposition
to the signals given by herself. Wealso take
this occasion to recommend the Ella, Capt.
AKIN, and her officers generally, in an espe-
cial manner, to the travelling public.
Joseph Cable, Christian Broderson,
William Warner James White, ST.,
James White, Jr., III. CFonstin,
Joseph Roman, 1hos. j. Mckenzie,
Almond Brooks, Natin Levin.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

"a" The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted at a regular meeting of the
First Baptist Church, held on Wednesday
evening. January 5, 1859:
WHere1s, The First Baptist Church of the
city OF Nashville was Incorporated by an act
of the Legislature Of The State of Tennessee
passed on the ID day of March 1858; and
Whereas. Said Act of Incorporation was
duly accepted by the members composing
said First Baptist Church, at regular meet
ing Of the Church, on the 18th day OF April,
1858 and in pursuance of the provisions of
said Act, trustees were appointed to hold the
property belonging to said First Baptist
Church. and
Whereas 1t is understood that certain dis
orderly persons are holding meetings at
place called Fireman's Hall, and claiming To
be the FIRST Baptist Church OF the city of
Nashville. thereby inducing the false impress
sion that the First Baptist Church, legally
incorporated as aforesaid, has surrendered
its chartered privileges Therefore,
ResoiUed, That there is but one First Baptist
Church in the city of Nashville, (now under
the pastoral charge of Elder K. B. c. Howell
and all other organizations claiming to he
such First Baptist Church, are fraudulent,
and illegal. and subjects all parties concern
ed in such illegal organizations to prosecution
for violation of chartered rights vested in
said FIRST Baptist Church.
ResOiUed, That all persons engaged in such
combinations and claiming to be the First
Baptist Church of the city of Nashville, are
hereby notified and forewarned against using
in any manner the corporation name OF the
Church aforesaid.
Resoiced, That copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions he placed upon
record, and published in the newspapers of
this city.
A copy from the minutes.
5. NJ. SCOTT, Church Clerk.
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rronetarx and FINANCIAL

NV ORLEANS, Jan. Up M.-The money market
opens as it closed on saturday, under free supply
with several sales Of long dated paper being made
say $50 900 by one party at the rate Of s(9 2
$4,000 by another ut s9SA, and divers small sums
and there at Sl99 aud 10 2 cent--in all footing up
500 Co., The calls on the banks moderate.
Nevertheless II is apparent that speculation rules
hour, and we hope that shall be spared the reDsark
tlat witness rules the day We might indulge in
comments on the high prices which have been paid
Tor sugar. cotton lands and negroes but trust
son and discretion will not lose their empire the
present redundancy of money, under the prevailing
go1I prices oil the staple products of the Southwest
The exchange market was very freely Supplied
day The rates Of Saturday seemed to be the
hgures-that is the counter rate for checks on New
al Z dis; other round sums Of sight 1916 and q
dis Five days sight S35 900 sold at l p dis.
thirty days sight good commercial bills l1zGI3<
dis Double sixty DAYS sight special Signatures al
l3z9l dis taken largely for Western account; other
good and fair bills at 1591Z and per cent. dis
Supply free, and disposition to invest corresponding
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O-P M-The amount of business
at the stock Exchange was quite large, without ma
teral change in prices Tennessee, Virginia Cali
I'rna rs "a lower. All other bonds unchanged
81 900 Tennessee bonds sold at 81 a.
The indications Of an active and Large Spring bust
ness grow more clear Many importers already
III tie midst OF heavy business with Southern Gus
toners and midnight does not lind the goods packed
which have been sold during the day. The Southern
Trade is SPOKEN OF as unusually good, il be
otherwise For two years the cotton crop has been
marketed al prices leaving a very large margin OF
proht and third crop is now being sold with a simi-
Tar result. This state Of financial prosperity the
south places the result the Spring business of
southern houses beyond question.
From the West the signs are daily more cheering,
and IN the aggregate the sales to the West be
very large There are plenty of Western merchants
whose past Transactions may as Hen be biotted from
merchants cdgers as worthless but the West and its
consuming populations neither dead destitute of
the money aid credit necessary - obtain large
amount Of goods which merchants safely sell 60
the new houses sprung rom the ruins of old concerns
which have been T rmcd from new men Of capital
ready 10 take the profits of dry goods run the
risks which attach % the trade
The city has received some gold from Boston this
week, SaUO,t arriving this far u bank. The
Havana steamer brings 500, 900 and enough has been
received TO equal the shipment Liverpool Of We'd
nesIay.
To the South there will b. shipments Of specie
next week.
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CArr. ConnIr. or ruE YAcnr WANnEnrr

CAPT. CoRRIE, OF THE YACHT WANDERER.
The Savannah Ne1os says: I'VE are request
ed to state that during the late investigation
of the Wdadercr case before the u. ). Com
missioner, Mr.. c. a. l.. LAMAR informed Mr..
Collector BOSToN-whO as agent Of the gov
eminent had charge Of the prosecution--on
the written authority of Capt. CoRRE that if
the prosecuting attorney would not subject
him to Imprisonment, he would come forward
and answer to all charges against himself or
vessel, giving bonds in whatever amount the
government might require. Mr.. BosroN de-
sired to consult with the prosecuting attOr-
ney, who declined to give the required assur-
ancc; in consequence of which, Capt. c., un-
willing to subject himself to incarceration in
the common jlil, has not, up to this time,
surrendered himself into custody. We think
il proper to make this statement in eXplana-
ton of Capt. CORRIE's present position"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-25

/ DR.. Won MosCHzIsKER.-It cannot be ex-
pected that the public at large should be ac-
quainted with the name and reputation of DR..
VoN MosCHZrsKER. although his almost mi
raculous operations on the eye and ear have
formed part of the interesting items which
news papers copy from each other. We may
assure our readers that we have the tcsti-
mOny of the press of chief cities of the
United States in behalf Of this eminent sur
geon, and amongst our leading men The
names of Senator PUGH, of Ohio, Judge
MCLEAN, Prof MITCHELL, and others. He
has treated Senator PUGH for deafness, and
entir'ly cured son of Judge MCLEAN of this
distressing affection. In Philad lphia. Balti-
more, Cincinnati, st. Louis and New Orleans
bis success has made him All enduring repu-
tation and AN established favorite, the med
ical profession heartily endorsing him. We
only perform public duty when we say to
those who are afflicted either with deafness or
weakness of sight, call and consult him at
once. The Doctor is at the St Cloud.
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